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Sale of Coin Purses
Vanitics, Etuc Holdcrs
and Eycbrow Pcncils, CA_
now. OUC
In any finish, ?old, silver or
gunmetal.
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laT\ Jma.?'!.ii
Social and
Personal
MISS PATTY MILLER, of Hunllng
ton, W. Va? ls the guest ot Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Moncure at
thelr homo on AVcst OraCO Street for
Beveral weeks. Mlss Miller spent some
tlmo here last summer as the guest ot
hor? grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. fi.
Tinsley, at "Plcfiuenocrpie," thelr home
just outside of town. A great deal or
entertainlng' was done for Mlss Miller
during her nt_y in Richmond last .luly,
and she was a member of a very on
Joyable molor party through Now Eng?
land later ln the summer.
At Hultlmore Card Pnrty.
Mlsa Acheson, of thls city, was
among the guests at a very attractlve
' card party given AVednesday nfternoon
In Baltlmore by Mrs. ... Sands, ln her
apartments at the 8t. P&ul. The
room- were arranged in American
Beaut/roses. and tea was served after
tho game. Mrs. Sands's guests were
Meadames S. C. Iloppcr, XV. Lee Carcy,
Edgar Thompson. Richard Prlce,
Charles Bevan. Ltndsay, George Coch
ran, E. C. AVllaon. Harry Prlce, Hurry
J'rlmrose, William Noltlng. Braekcn
rldge, J. IX. Smlth! Albert Marburg,
.Ward, Mlas Ellzabeth AVebb and Mlss
,Acheson, of Richmond.
Of IntrrrNl Here.
The AVashlngton Tlmes of Wcdnc~-ay
.contalna the following:
"Mlss Katharino Ualngerfiold, daugh?
ter of tho late Henry Dalnllerlleld, ot
^Vicxandrla, Va., and Mrs. Daingertteld,
,'pnd .Carroll AA.lson PaHln. of Baltlmore,
;wer. married at noon to-day ln Trlnlty
Cathollc Church, Georgetown, Rev. John
[A. Conway, of Georgetown Unlverslty,
ej-l-iating.
1 "The bride, who was given ln mar?
riage by her brother, J. H. Barbour
DiiifepFloui
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tf; r'i:bt.uv j?
This Over
The difference between a good flour
and a bad flour is easily determined by
comparison, yet the one proven to be
good is still inferior to Dunlop Flour.
Made in Richmond.
Used for Generation..
Sold on 4 Continents.
Th_vDunlop Mills; RicKmcindlVa:
Sutherland & Cherry
Special?Odds and ends ln Furniture,
Iron Bods, Mattings, Stoves, etc. Cheap
jc close them our.
810 EAST BROAD
Gooa as tbe Name. Virginia Made.
F. W. Dabney & Co.
Try a Pair To-Day
* . __-_?=?
$100,000 Furniture Sale
NOW ON
JURGENS'
Entire stock reduced from 20
to 50 per cent.
This May Manton
Shoe
in all Leathers
Parrish Bros.
21 W. Broad
Bates' Street Shirts
PANACEA
Mineral Spring Water
Is Stocked ln iMelmioud bv Owens &
Minor Drug Co.
PANACEA SPRING CO.,
Littleton. N. C,
>--^-M_-_w_-___---w_-_. i ? mmmmm^mmmm
J. B. Mosby & Co.
"Just for Friday" specials to
day.
BevSt we've had this season.
i .TOTAME-I-AN AKn?El-lO__W AVO-DB
THE BEST
_.'-ilI_l-!_v^caL(pf='jg
Dalngcrfleld, wore a handsoine tailored I
suit nf hluc votvet, wilh a whlto beaver i
iofl 110 and n oorsagu botlipiot of violets j
nnd gnrrit-uliis. Rulclgh C. Thomas, ot j
ilHlUmore, nelod us best mnn for Mr.
Riisln, Tlio" brltlo wns unattendcd.
'Only ii sninll party of relatlves -md j
a few Intlniatc frlcndn wero present at
the ef-reniony. Iniinodlately afterward
.Mr. and Mrs'. Rasln left Wnahlnglou for ,
their brldal trlp. After January 1 they
Wlll resldc al. 101.1 Nortli Calvert Street,
Bnlilmoro.
"Tlio brlde of to-day inade her debut:
ln Washlngton a few years ago, and j
since then has spent most of her time
In Baltlmore as tho guest nf her aunt, I
Mr.-. Goorge C. Jchklne, nnd her cousln,
Mra. llul Parr. Sho Ih an nxeeedlngly
attractlve and accompllshr-d young wo- ;
man and him traveled cxtenslvely. Thc
DnlngerfU-Ids aro among tho oldest fain
ille-i ln Virginia. On her mother's slde
the brlde ls relatcd to prominent Mary-J
land fumllles. Mrs. Dalngorfleld, who
wa-i formerly Mlss Virginia Key, makes
her home Ih Washlngton, at the Marl
borough."
? Iiaiiiunn?Rnten.
Upper King and Queen Baptist
Church was thc scene of a be-iutlful
marrlaKO Wednesday al noon. when
Mlss Mary Richardson Batos, of New
ton. Va., becimt) the brlde of Wllllam
Holmes Chapman, of Mngnet. Tho his
torl;: old church was nrtistlcally deco?
rated in overgieens and ferns, and
flev. Andrew Broaddus porformed the
ceremony. Charles Garnett. of Rlch?
mond, presided at the organ nnd played
the wedding marches.
The brlde, who was glven away by
her brother, Dr. Bobley D. Bates, wore
a h'-indsomo gown of Ivory satln, em?
broidered in pearls, and a creacent of
pearls held her long tulle veil In place.
She carrled a copy of the "Marrlage
Vow," bound In white vellum, tind wore
a coraage bouijuot of lilles of the val?
ley. Miss Amanda Boulware Bates at?
tended her sister an mald of honor.
She woro a cream-cblored crepe. de
chlne, ornamented wlth sllver trlm
mltigs, wlth a largo black hat. and
carrled Brldo roses. Datane Houze, ot
Nowtown, Va., was the groom's best
mnn.
Tho brldesmalds woro froeks of crys
tal net, draped over white satln. and
rarrWl baskots of sweet, peas and sml?
lax, raught wlth tulle. Thev included
MlH?n? .fudilh Tallaferro, Virginia Hen
ShaVr, of Nowtown; Beisle Tallaferro, of
I'llalnne, ?ml Mae ' Owens, of West
Polnt, V.i. Thc groomsinen -were Al?
fred Terrell, of King Wllllam; George
Bllls, or Floyds; Wllllam Bates, of
JLatirens, S. C. and II. T. Kidd, of Rlch?
mond. Uttle Miss Nora Ryland. wear
Ing a white silk frock, wlth plnk rib?
bons, and carrylng s basket of chry
zanthemums and smilax, was flowor
glrl. Trent Garnett Tallaferro, ln a
costume of white norge, was ring
bearer.
The brldal part}' was entertained at
a reception on Tuesday evening at the
home of the bride. Mrs. Robby Bates
presided nt the ptinch bowl, and Mlssen
Virginia Henshaw and Amanda Bates
served ln the dlnlng-room. Mr. and
Mrs. Chapman will apend a part of tholr
honeytnoon ln Now York, whero several
box parties and receptions wlll be
glven in their honor.
Attend Petembtirg A\ rddintr.
Among the out-of-town guests at?
tendlng the wedding of Miss Rachel
Curtls Klnscy end Wllllam Franclsco
Spotswood, In Petersburg, ?Wednesday
evening, were Mrs. T. A. Corellc, Mlss
Hope Morgun, Robert Forest and Mr.
ar.d Mrs. Norman V. Short, all of thls
cltv. The ceremony took place at 9
o'clock ln the home of the brlde's par?
ents, and was a very brllllant affalr.
ItendlemiMi?IIoh cr?.
Thc wedding of Mlss Lily Hill Bow?
crs, daughter of the late John Bowcrs,
Jr., of thls clty, and Wllbur S. Rendle
man was solemnized on Wednesdny uf
ternoon in the home of the brlde's aunt,
Mrs. T. P Meany, 2121 Grovo Avenue,
Rev. James W. Mprrls. rector of Mon?
umental Church, performing the cer?
emony. The drawlng room waa artlE
tlcally decorated ln palms and white
roses. and the Improvlsed altar was
hung ln white and green and llghted
wlth wax tapers.
Tiie bride was gowned In white crope,
trimmed with pearls, and carrled an
Ivory-bound prayer book. She was
glven away by her uncle, T. F. Meany.
Alr. Rendleman was attended by hls
cousln, W. W. Adams, of Wasington,
ao hls best man. Ben J. Pottor presid?
ed at tho organ.
At the dlnner which followed the
ceremony the plaees of the guests were
marked with ttny golden slippers. Mr.
and Mrs. Rendleman left for New Vork
and other Northern cities, and on tholr
return wlll bo at home in Danville, Va.
Owlng to the recent death of the bride's
mother, only the immediate famlllos ot
the brlde and groom wero present at
the ceremony.
German in i-'armvllle.
The Thanksgiving german of the
Cotllllon Club at the Nonnal S'ohool,
Farnivllle, Va., look place on Friday
evenlng of last week. The reception
hall of the school was attractlvely
decorated ln red and white flowers, thc
colors of thc club. The german was
led by li. A. Gleaves, ot Wythevllle,
dancing wlth Mlss Della Hughes Wey
mouth, of Hampton. Mlss Weymouth
wore a beautiful gown of lavendor
satln. trimmed In Irish polnt lace.
Among thoso dancing were Mlss
Mlss Crump, wlth A. P. Thom; Mlss
Coxe, wlth I. Briggs; Mlss Redd, with
R. Watklns; Mlss Boston, wlthH. Wim
bish; Mlss Parrott, wlth J. Alllson:
Mlss Lewis, wlth J. Freeman; Mlss
Murrell, wlth B. Myers; Mlss O'Ferrall,
of Richmond, wlth J. M. Dear; Miss
Towson, wlth Z. Duval; Mlss Rowe,
wlth 0. Hudglns; Mlss tlowell, wlth
A. Walker; Miss Ould, wlth M. Car?
ter; Mlss Morrlson, wlth L. Ford; Mlss
PPnce, wlth D. Eubank; Mlss Massle,
witlf F. Graham; Mlss Powell, with
A. Wllkerson; Mlss Klpps, with C.
Hunter; Miss Jarrett, wlth F. Stephen
son; Mlss Lamour, wlth R, Gamett;
Mlss Closson, wlth S. Wyche; Mlss
Sutherlin, wlth M. Kent; Miss Clayton,
wlth R. Shepherd; Mlss Peck, with L.
Thorpe; Mlss Duggar, wlth P. Justlce;
Mlss Baldwln. wlth E. Wllliauls; Mlss
Fltzpatrlck, with R. Hutchinson; Mlss
Dlckerson, wlth A. Burroughs; Mlss
Drlver, with A. Pricc. Stags wore J.
L. Jarman, Jr., J. Watklns. and Dr.
Stone, and the chaperons were Dr. and
Mrs. J. D. Jarman, Mlss Mary White
Cex and Mrs. Jarnerson.
Misses Wimblsh and Dabney served
punch ln the faculty room, and muslc
was rendered by Mlsses Androws,
Woodhouse and Thomas. Suppei- was
served at mldnlght ln tho art room.
which was decorated ln roses and
ferns, wlth a background of palms.
Glrls in the costumo of Purltan malds
served the guests presont.
To Make Address Thla Afternoon.
Mrs. Colllns Denny, wlfe of Blshop
Denny, will speak thls afternoon at 4
n'clcck ln Park Place Methodlst
Church. Hor subject wlll ho "Brazll,"
and wlll deal mostly with the now
work recently taken up In that coun?
try. All Interested are cordlally In?
vlted to attond.
l-'riiteriilty GuthcrlnK.
The Pl Thota Slgma Fraternlty of
the Universlty College of Medicine was
dellghtfully entertalned at a stag sup?
pei- Wednesday evening ln tho home
of Sllas P. Reumes, 211 North Thlrty
slxth Street. Mr. Reames was nsslsted
ln rece'vlng by Messrs. Llviuk and
Blaokburn. of Staunton, Va? and John?
son and Board. of Front Royal, Va,
Tho members of the Beta Chapter
present Included A. J. Clark, of
C'rozot; J. 13. McClaugherty, of Sprlng
wood; J. B. Williams, of thls clty; W.
A. Malden, of Rlchmond; H, M. Sur?
facc, of Roatioko; S. V. Otoy, of Mel
ton, Ore.; Hi R. M, Cecll, of Pulaskl;
C. S. Patterson. of Lynohburg; R, I.
Stanloy, of Chatham, and T. K. Cooper,
uf Gate Clty,. Vu.
liirtiuiiiv Party,
Mlns Rita May. Baker, tiaughtor of
"TAPERING WAIST"
R & G CORSETS
Thc accompanying illustrntion shows one o
thc smartcst and dainticst of thc new R. & G. f.. 1
models. This model cmbodics scvcral new and dis
tinctivc style fcaturcs, and will find immediate
favor among fashionablc women with medium Ii;,'
urcs. It gives a long, slcndcr, willowy figurr.
This Corset is cxtrcmcly long from thc waist
line down, both in skirt and hip, with new medium
back. It has a medium bust, and is hollowcd out.
under thc arms, which prcvents thc Corset from
pushing upward. Price in coutil (B-94), $1.50.
"rofcnsor and Mrs. XV. Henry Baker,
elebrated her th'rteenth blrthday ln
hc home of hor parents, t East Main
itreet, on TueMay afternoon from 5 to
I o'clock. Tho parlors were prcttlly
lecorated In red and green, and Mlas
Jaker's guests were Misses Olga Stock -
lon, Martha AVatson, Ora Austin, Ruth
ohnson, Iaa Henbl, Mary Mertls Con,
Sleanor Con; Mark Stockdon. Marvln
itockdon, AVilllam CilfTe and Robert
?lori-i:-. Misses Uorls Baker and Mary
Jarp usslstc-'l in the dining-room.
In iiml Out of Town.
Mlss Edna AVrlght. of New Jersey,
s the guest of Miss Rosalic Mllnes at
ier home on West Main Street.
Mrs. Edward Balrd, who has been
?Isltlng her p-rcnts hore, wlll leave
or her home In Norfolk to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. McCarthv, who
isve been traveling ln England, have
?oturned from abroad.
Mrs. Phll Prescott, Jr., has returned
o her home ln Norfolk, after a short
?lslt to frlends here.
Mrs. I. Newton Araughnn, who ha
leen In Now York for sotne tlme, has
eturned to tho clty.
MIsb Lady Hobson. of Howard's
i.ck, Ooochland county, ls spendlng
t few days with Hr. and Mrs. .lohn P.
)av!dson, at 3H East Franklln Street.
Miss Tate and Mlss Margaret Leach
lave returned to their home ln Nor
olk, after vlsltlng frlends in thla city.
Mrs. William Mlnor Lile. of the Unl
erslty of A'irglnla, la spendlng thlg
T2\>rti5hc Jewelry
3\icl) Cut (Blass
Sterhrtg S ilv&rv. art
IUutU-.om an. Pricei Furauhed on Requ?t.
(Palt g? ^ro.
| ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY )
JewellefJ, Silversmitha, Stgtionai
WASHINGTON. D. C
Flowers
-Iann& Brown
-FLORISTS
W. Broad St. - Richmond, V_u
"GREEN CASTLE"
Kitchen Cabinets will lessen kitchen
labor. Try one. Sold by
Rothert & Co.,
Fourth and Broad.
Rexall Remedies glve scientMc treat
lent?no matter what your 111. AVrite
>r booklet, "Tho Blue Line to Health."
: tellB the story. It's free.
POLK MILLER'S,
_he 3^2_____! Store.
lUeuiuouci, Va,
ELPS
APpy
ONgS
iiaua
T&e
W.BROADSX
t is better not to be without
Butter Nut Bread
NOLDE BROS.
PITTS
FURNITURE COMPANY
SPECIAL SALE
1429 E. Main St. 117 W. Broad St.
SAMOSET
CHOCOLATES
Chief of them all.
A trial will convince you,
For talo by all dealen.
week wlth Mrs. Warner Moore, sn
West Franklln Street.
Mlss Jean Brent, who has been the
guest of Mlss ITlsIo Parrish for u,e
past several weeks, has returned to
her home in Alexandrla.
Miss Hattie Eurnett has returned to
Lynchburg, after vlsltlng ln this clty
for three menths.
Dr. R. W. Crlddlln is lll wlth thc
grip at hls liome en Woodland Helghts.
Mnnkln?MnoKethnn.
[Special to The Tlmea-ixspaboh.1
Fayetteville, N. C, December 8 ?
One of tho prottlest home wcddlngs
of the season topk place ln thc resl?
dence of Major A. A. MacKethan, on
I'erson Street, at 10:30 o'clock Wed?
nesday mornlng, when Mlss JanlO
Robcson MacKethan was married to
Cllfton Eugene Rankln.
Thr- house had beon artlatlcally jec
orated for tlie occaslon. Green an-I
white formed the background of the
decoration in the parlors, whlle thc
color schemo of the dlnlng room was
plnk and white. The ceremony was
performed by tho Rev. Watson M
Falrley, pastor of the Flrst Presby
terlan Church, the ring servlce being
used.
Tho bride, preceded by her mald of
honor and sister, Mlss Kttte D. Mac?
Kethan, entered on the arm of her
father, and the groom was accom
panlel bv hls brother and best man,
Claudo W. Rankln. The brldesmalds
wero Mlss Ellzabeth Rankln and Mlss
Sarah Brown. Wllllam M. MacKethan
and Hector M. MacKethan wero
groomsmen.
Little Mlss Frances Green was tho
flowor glrl. and Master Alexander
MacKethan ring-bearer.
The wedding march was rendered
by Mlss Mary McLean, of Llllington.
Immediately after the ceremony an
elegant wedding breakfast was served.
after which Mr. and Mrs. Rankln de?
parted for a Northern tour.
On their return. about the mlddle of
thls month, the young couple wlll bc
at home ln thls clty to their many
friends.
Watson?Baggnrly.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
AVashlngton. D. C, December 8.?An
interestlng soclal event was the mar?
rlage yesterday of Mlss Sadlc Russell
Baggarly. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Lafayett*. Baggarly, of Rappahan
nook county, to Robert Anderson Wat?
son, of Charlottesville. It took place al
the liome of the brlde's parents, near
Fint Hill.- The ceremony was perl'orm
by the Rov. P. M. Bell. of thc Methodlst
Episcopal Church.
An informal reception and lunch im?
mediately followed the ceremony, after
which Mr. and Mrs. Watson left for
an extended trip to New Vork and
othor Northern citles.
The brlde is of an old and well
known Virginia famlly, and the grand
daughtcr of David Baggarly, ofvFan
quler. The brldegroom Is a prominent
young lawyer of Charlottesville, and a
graduate of the Universlty of Vlr?
ginia.
Guests from a dlstance included
Mrs. Marcus Dannls McBrlde, of
Hauma, La., sister of the brldegroom;
Dr. Carroll M. Baggarly and F. C. Bag?
garly, of Richmond. flrst couslns of
the bride; M. R. Bradford. of Wash?
ington, D. C.; Mlss Vlrginia Cropp.
flrst cousln of tho brlde. and Mlss Mary
Beale Brownlng and M. F. Eaatham.
of Rappahannock county.
Taylor?ICIIett.
ISpecial to The Tlmes-Dlnpatcth.]
Crewe. Va.. December S.?The Chris?
tlan Church was thc sceno last evening
of a beautiful wedding, when Mlss
Esther Ellett became the brlde of
Willlam R. Taylor. The church was
beautifully decorated in a color scheme
Of green and white. There were a
number of brldesmalds and grooms?
men. The bride entered with her sis?
ter, Mrs. Mamio Thews, matron of
honor. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. W. Phelps, of Lynchburg,
a former pastor of he brlde.
VMr. and Mrs. Taylor left on thc
eastbound traln for an extended brldal
tour. Rcturnlng, they wlll mako tholr
homo ln Crewe, whero they aro both
well known. A reception was given
the brldal party at tlio homo of Mr.
and Mrs. John Ellett Tuesday even?
ing.
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Watson?Baggerly.
[Special to The Timos-Dlspatcth.1
Front Royal, Va., December S.?A
very pretty wedding was solemnl-/.cd
at 'noon to-day at thi home of Mr.
and Mrs. LaFayette Baggerly, ln Rap?
pahannock county, when their daugh?
ter Miss Sadio Baggerly, became tho
brldo of Robert Anderson Watson, of
Charlottesville, Rev. P. M. Ball offl
clatlng. ? , ._ ..
After an oxtended Northern tour,
Jlr and Jlrs. Watson will make tholr
fut'urc home ln Charlottesville, Va.
Sewnrtl?Vnn Duson.
Frederlcksburg, Va., December 8.?
Miss Gay C. Van Duson, daughtor of
tho late Cornellus Van Duson, of thls
city was marrled in Baltlmore thls
we'ok to Willlam A. Soward, of Now
York.
_ ?
Xew Factory foi- llonnoke.
[Speolal to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Roanoke, Va.. Decembor 8.?Tho Blue
Ridgo Overalls Company, of Roanoke,
wlll erect a large factory ln the north
eas,t section of the clty.
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W. W. llullnrd Appolnted.
[Speolal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Roanoko, Va., Decembor 8.?Judge
W. W. Moft'ett, of tho Clrcult Court,
has appolnted W. W. Ballard, ot Salem,
commlssloner of accounts for Roanoko
county, to sttcceed the late J. P. Houtss.
.... ? .
WOCjGAHWS ARM EXAMINED.
Ili-eiiK Is Kiilttlng Fnst, but C'liiinutloii
Not Yet Able to Flght.
Cadlllao, Mlch,, Docember 8.?Toni
Jones, Champlon Ad. Wolgast'p man?
ager, held a conference to-day with
tho champlon and a physiolan.
Jones wlth tho physlclan's ald, Care?
fully scrutinlzod an X-ray ploture of
Wolgast's Injured arm.
Tho hroak, a fuw Inches above tho
wrist, ls knlttlng fast, hut not as fast
as tho champion wants lt to.
When Jones eniorgcd from tho ofllce,
he sald: "Ad. Is not gPlng to flght any
ono beforo the latter part of March.
Thut much Is certaln. Ton chances tu
onu hc wlll not light before M'uy. Hla
arm Is hoallug nlcely, but the danger
of another break Ih lo hu fearod, Wet
huve got to luy down now, but when
AiI'h ui'in ls butter we wlll meet thom
all." .'? '- ? ? i
THREATENED Tfl
Mrs. Glovcr Figures in Sensa
tions of Day in Girl's
Trial.
Cambrldge, Mass., December 8.?Mrs.
I.illlan M. Oiover, three tlmes threat
ened to buy a rcvolvor and Hhoot her
liusband. Clarenco F. Oiover, of Wal?
tham, for whose murder Hattle Le?
Blanc Is now on trial here, according
to the testimony of Mrs. Kate Samp
flon, of Auburndalo, ono of thc wlt?
nesses for the defense, to-duy. Mrs.
Sampson said that Mrs. Clovor mado
theHo threats whlle vlsltlng her at
'Auburndnlc, and that she appeared
enraged because, sho said, she had
found her husband lnsultlng Hattle
LeBlanc, who was worklng ln tholr
home. The wltness further said that
Mrs. Oiover told hor of having rc
peatedlv beaten Hattle, and that once
Mrs. Oiover brought Hattle to the
home of the wltnoBS and struck hor
under the chln ln an attempt to make
hor confess that she had acted Im?
properiy wlth Glover. On cross-exam?
lnatlon' by Dlstrlct Attorney Hlggins.
Mrs Sampson adhcrcd to her account
of the threats, hut said thnt Hattle
denled the bathroom Incldcnt.
Thls was but one of the numerous
sensations at to-day's sesslon. The
Btate had concludod Its dlrect case
yesterday and thls forenoon. A. Farlpy
Brewer. junior counsel, outllned the
caso of the defense. He said that
Hattle LeBlanc was brought to
fllover's homo designedly and was sent
from there designedly on the night of
the murder. ? , ...
"It U a mysterious case, he told
the lurv "It ls not your duty to solve
the mystery. The law says thc Com?
monwealth must prove thls g rl guilty
beforo youadjudge her .guiUy. XX*
wlll show you that one other had the
opportunity. the lntcnt and ability to
commlt the crlmo."
Ncighbors and relatlves of the de?
fendant were lirst called, Includlng the
-irl's father, Abraham T^Btanc, ot
West Arlchat. N. S.' These wltnesses
tcstitied that Hattle always borea
good rcputatlon before comlng to thc
L'nlted States.
A llrcarms o-pert tcstlfled that the
rcvolver with whlch Glovcr was kill?
ed could not backflre, thls tendln* to
show that alleged marks on Hattle s
hand could not have been recelved ln
that way. , :?- ? ,
Hattle LeBlanc's slster. Mrs. Irene
LeBlanc. Langley. testlfled that Mrs.
Oiover show-ed her three notcs whlch
she hud written. ln which she de?
clared that she wlshed to rid herself
of her husband and would do so. On
Ihe nigVit beforo tho murder, Mrs.
Langlev testlfled, Mrs. Oiover forbade
her husband to come Into the house to
suppcr. and exclalmed that lf ho did
come in it would be the last supper
hc would ever eat. She said she hal
hcard Mrs. Glover say tha-t her hus?
band was "no good." Ono day when
sho called at the Oiover home sho
found Mrs. Olover's brother choklng
Hattle._
CANDIDATE TO SUCCEED
THE LATE JUDGE MASON
.Jiiilue Chlchester Indorxcd by Frlends.
Other Frrrterlcksbiirtr Stcvta
Notes.
[Special to The Times-Dlspatch.l
_ rederlcksburg. \'a., Dpcember 8.?
Judge R. H- L. Chlchestcr, of Stafford
county, near this clty, who has his
law otttce here, is a candidate for tbe
vacant Judge&hlp as judge of the 1 .f
tcenth .ludiclal Circuit, to succeed tho
late Judge John E. Mason, Judge
Chlchester hns served most acceptably
as judge of the court of Stafford coun?
ty, has practlced law eighteen years,
and Is forty years of -ge. He Is well
equlpned for thc position. He has
many friends who hope to see him
honored by appointment to tho posi?
tion. Thc appointment ls to hc made
by Governor Mann untll the meeting of
the next Leglslature, whlch wlll elect.
At a meeting of tbe members of the
bar nnd of citlzens, held at tho court
house here, Judge John T. Ooolrlck
presldlng, St. George R. Fltzhugh, af?
ter paylng a tender trlbuto to tho
memory of tho late Judge John l-_
Mason, presented resolutlons to tho
memory of Judge Mason, whlch were
unanimously adopted. Others who
spoko ln feeling terms of tho deceased
judge were Judgo Ooolrlck, B. P.
Willls, C. O'Connor Ooolrlck, G. R.
Swlft, AV. XV. Butzner and Judge R.
H. L. Chlchester.
M. E. Ferrell has sold hls residence
ECZE1A TOTALLY
CO. El HIS FACE
When a Baby?Hair All Came Out
Always Scratching ? Mother
Got Guticuraand He was Cured
After 3 Years of Disease,
"My son was about four months old
when he was taken \with dreadful ecae
raa. I had four different
doctors but ther could
not help him. Tho hair
all camo out and his face
was totallycovered. Hls
eyes were ihut and wo
tn ought ho would go
bllnd. His limbs and body
?were also affected. He-as
always scratching; \ had
to keep his little hands
tied down and he seemed
to have a great deal of
pain. We did not know what to do. I
used to get sick handllng him, from the
way the corruption was alwaye runnlng.
"But I got. somo Cutloura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment and in a week or
ten davs I could seo tne eruptlon drying
up an_ before long he waa pured. after
about three years of tho terrible disease.
Now he ie nineteen yeara old and has
not a sign of the old trouble. You see
I learned to savo three-quarters of tho
doctors' bills by ualng Outioura Soap
and Ointment and I wlll recommend
elther to any ono and advi.o them to
use them and recelve a safe, apeody
oure. Mrs. Catherlne Mooklln, Dock
St., lloyalton, Pa., Feb. 21, 1010."
Cuticura is the most eoonomlcal treat?
ment for torturlng, diifiguring affeotions
of the akin of lufants, children and adults.
A slngw cake of Cuticura Soap and box
of Cuticura Ointment are oftensu-Qclont.
Cutloura 6o?p (26c), Otottntnt (BOc), Hojolvoot
(JOo). and C--eol_M (-???_ i'll- (Mo). --? ?otd
Ibrou.ho.t tbo worW. Futwr Drw a C-em. Corp,
toio Prons.. l.T Columbu* Avo., Boaton.
i_r H-litd t'ico. Cutltvra Book on Shln aad Bcftlp.
A. B. C. Capitol Wrapped Loaf
"The best bread you over tasted."
Wrapped ln waxod papor?not touch
ed by human hands until li is served
on your table.
5c. at Your Grocer'a.
-MHIIICA .. UHBAD AND BAKWQ CG.
?, 8, 10. IS l_. Lellth Street.
"Lucca Olive Oil'!
IN KVBUY 1MNTHV WIHflKH
PUIl-TY lUtiaVAILS.
CHASIE TRAFIERI, Importer.
Jln,l. ili'M. 5U0 West JUala st.
For Christmas
oc
The Very Thing to Give
Stylish
Well Made
AU Sizes
$3.50-$4.00
Lace and Button
Cravenettes
Buckskin
Patents
CalfSkin
For Comfort there's nothing like the Low Heel
Patrician I have in Stock
Elegant
Holiday Gifts
Wc have made great efforts to procure for this season many
beautiful articles exceptional in design and especially appro?
priate for HOLIDAY GIFTS, such as will not bc found in
other stores.
These selections from thc leading manufacturcrs and im
porters of this country embrace a large and varied assortment
of elegant Dlamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Sterling Silver
Ware, Toilet Articles, Gold and Silver Novelties, Um?
brellas, Canes, Imported Chime Clocks, Opera Glasses,
Lorgnettes, etc, and no better opportunity has ever been of
fered to securc gifts of thc finest quality at thc lowest prices.
The Nowlan Company,
Leading Jewelers,
921 East Main Street.
on llanovor Street, in thls clty, to Mrs.
Cella II. Goolrlck. Mr. Ferrell, who
was manager of the Singer Sewlng
Machlne Company's btlsiness liore, has
been transferred to tho samo position
ln Petersburg.
Frank J. Gould has provlded the
necessary funds for contlnuing and ex
tendlng tho Improvement works here
In connectlon with tho Gould Interest.
He has authorlzed the immedlate con?
structlon of a largo flumo to connect
with the powor-houso here under con?
structlon, which lt is expocted wlll
bring about large developments.
Herndon Lodge, No. 26-1. of Masons,
wlll hold Its annual bano.net at Hern?
don, in Fairfax county, Frlday evening,
Deconiber 9, and among tho toasts, to
which responses wlll bc mado, are the
followins: "Masonry: Its Relation to
the World," "Good Roads," "Secrots of
Masonry" and "Three Masonlc
Graccs." W. J. Phllllps, of thls clty,
wlll rcspond to tho latter toast.
IN'VESTIGATIOX BEGINS.
Graud Jury Makes Imiiilry Into Recent
Election ln Dnnvlllc.
[Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Danville, Va.. Docember 8.?The
grand Jury of tho Corporatlon Court.
Judgo A. M. Aiken' presiding, which
oonvoned on Monday morning. is in
vestlgatlng tlie roeent congressional
olectlon held ln thls clty, witli a vlew
of ascertalnlng lf thero was any fraud
or lrrogularlties practlcod, and if
monoy was used lllognlly or any cor
ruptlon attempted or practlced. Tho
Investigatlon of the grand Jury ls ln
fursuanco wlth tho Instructions of
udge Aiken ln his charge. delivered
to tho grand Jury upon convening
Monday.
M.-<-?- i ? -
ESOAPE FllOM JAII,.
Tno Men Senteneed to Penltentiary
Get Their l.lberty.
[Spoclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatcih.]
Spotsylvanla, Va., Docomber 8.
Henry Evans, convlcted of grand
laroony, and sentenood to two yoars
ln tlio penltentiary. and J. C. Harris,
another convlot, sentoncod to twolvo
months ln tho samo lnstitutlon, broke
jall horo last night and mado good
their escape.
Tho offloers here aro maklng diligenl
soarch for them. and tho autlioritlew
elsowhoro havo beon rotlllod.
_-?? i ? ?
Vlolatcd Election Lawn.
[Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch. J
Bristol, Va., Docember 8.?Bltd
Dctheridgo and C. C. Haynes, charged
with violatlng tho Vlrginia olectlon
laws by carrylng an ofllclal ballot from
the olectlon booth hore on November
8, wore to-day each tlnod 100 by Judgo
Kclly, of tho Corporatlon Court.
i ? . .
Wlll AUvertlne Ilesourcea,
[Spoclal to Tho Tlmea-Dlspatcll. |
Bristol, T*mn., Docomber 8.?Mem?
bers pf tho Vlrglnla-Tennosaeo Agri
mlturai and Industrlal Assoclatlon to
dtiy put up a guarantoe tor expenses
ln a canipalffii <.o ralso from $10,000 to
$20,000, to bo used lu udvertlslng thtf
i-osoiircos of tlils reglon. It ls pro?
posed to report tlio amount us ralsed
at tho tirst annunl moetlng of the as
Boelatlon next month.
I'oKtl.v ?i. Itrpuiilb-uiii.
[Speolal to Tho Tlnies-Dlspatoh. |
Washlngton, D. C, Docomber 8,?Ac?
cording lo llguros uiado publi-- lu-iv
to-day, the Demoeratlo landslide in
North Carollnu. when threo nopubllcan
Cnugressmon wero dofoatod for ro?
olectlon to tho Houso, euat tlu- IU>
mibltcan party $li,000 and tho Uetno
crnta only $200. , JP. II. MoO.
HOLIDAY Designs
American DftCEQ
Beauty IVUuLJ
HAMMOND'S
109 East Broad St.
Ladies' $3 High-Cut Shoes
Gun metal and patent colt,
$2
Porter's Specialty Shoe Store,
215-217 North Fifth Street.
Place Your Order To-day foi
Christmas Cakes.
BROMM
516 East Marshall Street,
501 West Broad Street.
Direct Action Gas Ranges
Have No Equal
Sold Only by
Ryan, Smith & Co.
A LOVELY BUNCII OF ROSES is
:he most thoughtful remembrance of your
ivomcn folks' good taste.
Telephone 60S1 Madison and let us
send a butuh of Carnations home for you
this afternoon.
RATCLIFFE & TANNER,
Rlchmond's Floral Artlsts,
23 W. Broad Street.
Something Special
in Suits To-Day
Baylor-Yarborough Co.,
207 Eust Broad Street
"Little Broadway11
Always the Newest Styles in
"SUITS THAT SUIT"
212 N. Fifth Street.