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Wants
I oat.
Broml street or Oak woo d ;u. 1 n»o-i*J
street rar, halrp r« nlaid in ;olu and
net with rh nGoneh ; ft inter w-U
plea hr phone Mad -on 4182.
U>8T~ \ Fl'H NK' K-DKCK IN «‘KN*
tenary church Tuesday r M*t—Fiui
er 'v II plea ' notify M.ctv O. F.
OUKhXjTi; r:. Marsha l .--treei
_ Mcl|) Wanted Male.
W.VN*TEl>~ fW^utTdfi'ri 1^1 Yst?m>o
1 ffht Work after vehool: good p;t> to
hoyrf who can hustle; special \>i >z* s
Riven to the host boys • l’.
M.. Circular ns: Department, The
Htchmoftd Virginian.
WANTED TIV A VOCNG MAN’, N’TOflT
Job from 7 1*. M. tv> 11 E. M . w Hie*
to work: b**st references. Address
V-KK*, care Virginian.
WANTKD—20 W" il<
on streets. Apply at orce to WH
BFK E\M> CO. ;< i Norr.h F«*v«nth S'.
~~ ■■■■-■ .y. » ---
Help Wanted—Female.
wanna>—mucin* active .-ti.ks- ;
tflrl.e for all d. panmciits, w ith ■ T ,
without , X|.<■!■ .'•. c«* r. fct .-M ri
• lUiroil. Apply MUJ.HII A KHOAI/S. ,
HUMPH KKV «.\H \lp'*.S CAX NOT I IK
boat’for oconoms. reiiuMIUy or bril
liancy■ —ii:<h a ur.'t or th*- HI.Nit l; > H
GAS I.IGHT ctx, 521 H Hroart direct.
\va\tki* -i:.\i'i:mi;Ni i.i> as.tkua- t
lion bund.- on %\.»rr. -o', out*, r i-.i'- ;
niontx. Apply Till, ViOJI iN.- SJI'.'l j
417 K I’.road.
XY.VNTKI) SKTTI.KIt \Vi UI.1X TO;
cook and ( loan f-.r family of tw > .
Apply 1.70? lin'd fir. id -Art !. j
MAISV- l*.«i; TMI. Ht'MPlUU'V MAN-'
tl*. wo lint, trloil them r.nd find
lb. rn 'I. Post o i (let them from
fno ni.M.KAI. GAS I.IGHT '.;l
xv hr..ad "i> \ISV ’
Situations Wanted—Male.
W\\Ti:i> \ I'OMTION BY A MAH
H'fJ man, n solicitor and collector.
Will ylv* v * oil re fere pc e ami bonds.
A.Mre.sy H. 1.A W !{1 :N< *161! Stale
Street.
i:xpemi:\< *ku <uimm;etok i>ks\n
*i* petition, No. 1 reft rtinc*. s Ad*
<• East! h- ... h
WANTED A STni’KFCD KAUAI, YUENT
♦ xp. r.enrc.i farmer: married, will
work fmn for third. H HA AN, Cop
per Hill V f
W A N TLU> I \ »S 1T1 ON \ H IIOE M A K
cr Apply J It. M . MEh K. Mar
Sl \l sl!*i * . I v ;«Q. ;?Q>. I <1. ^
SituatInns Wanted—Female.
nnin.vi: rAi*..\m.i: • n i: a i.'hii >
cheerful yount. ie iV. wMhs h. d;
uatinn a* rrav* :iny n»nipa?.iont nur-*
PMd < omtuitinM to .Tiv.thn: good
hou• f'hm i” r. eftic- work . reference
V-lt3 car- V;r . ruun.
WASTE!' -A li'OW L.'.m DESlKHs
a pt item vLu»#»r a • hou-rk- u< r,
« n.pat <»i> or nur.**-. <'..n .*•• vv.
15 r c • - E Ei'l Orari- Mr.”, •
n.<>i:d. Yu,
> 'TT l. El* EA ! »V * ♦}- :TP1 NT. i .NT.
v.'; - r * • > • - Keep for »k i*-C
i!‘i nr wo;i-j . ar* for -in' snv:*E ?. • i
' ■
\\ \NT! .1 . i.v f W.N ; ’ EEU *
o.Hn.,'lo o vtra tent'gcapF .•
- rk w Ml * ■■■■:, f*>r die • :.i ■ . -:i. %v • i »
koiaranue-i »-eon 714 Mutt G l ;»t
WT i; J - *7Vv '
yoENG i \ r»\ io.i-wnoN ^
hookke-per r + r. b* r*-f<*r
ejicf*t /\dfir—*• ♦’ ‘.c earo ;u«.niii.**' r,
Mcj ‘dUht it
\. a NT ED - • • '■SITE t.N _ ■ !' ' ' ‘r _ "
, .a ! p •; m a U* t *» r ■ n - V .1 >< ‘ V*' 1 >. s • ^
\\ ert t'ar;v !«tr* t. City
• -1 H • K W A N T E I». el A«’ T T* » V.' % S11
E.r a .*a’' fi lidlv V-s V-rtl ,v< *
.
fsjTC \ Ts * *N A XS V. DEED H > >i E S i
j) i di-.'i Hu k. f-T * ' 1 1 * '
hi i iCd t *:» p- tot ;e' ! 1 •’ s. *■' • ■
Wivt (‘ary
LU1 Y ’ MH.Uir.N. i • A' •
able, st-»*kb op port u r< i t y ot *s** -t-i
• ♦■k'?f*p-r \<idr«* U '■ *
'dar-th Ml ^vr- ei, * 'nj__
Personals
Ml;" HANOI.!: I'HTIi'
lem« it. pl'i-oMhar : '!,i
w&t+t h*'H\ ‘-\%L. £&U*l -
"■rvli rt'.>} •■' h*-.'AtlV'. :V4 -V '
i i \", \ TIMIO’
n-T FUOii -
su.am nr
ry plumriiK,
. FLVMBiN >.
Special Notice.
V. r. oVKHIlAi'
;Ul4 Rlikf tio
1 work?1
: Nf: ilKA-HN*
for
\ M fi Y
rk wi"
v v.
STEKNS
th«*y
OOI) Fl-IJ 8HOf‘i I* C ' £\HT \
Jrot«c« ion berliffrat in ifr*- i <*• rr S
[,jfo gnti .Arcldf n* ,\ji'-oc! *''»n. ! >r
fill In format 5 or. oiU &*■ o‘'Ire.*, ttair<1
ft <-»,>*• N'i v ?-> r-l M>« r;. ^
For Sale.
ock r
mf nt
«
is a oo
jjroj* \vAt5*.»N>t c>ti to Kini f;bs! *.s
T?Rnvj V 1 * l>r.ivocnc
u M! ■ 1 N*r kBTAlK DKP \ H P
is i« ;it your ti*rvii.-*, rromiu
ion. VA iU MiuNu, lib* \t
Shoe Repairing.
7i>C. HALF SOLE MKN'S SHOES. LA*
dWjs lilk:. children# oOc, an! up, hv*
•*rj' pair sewed, D*t£W £ bl.KC
TiUC SHOE FACTO KY, TIC K Ala in
Street. l*huDP Monrov 26t>7
___ Rooms for Rent.
FoTn i’TTPnr?- '{^TTi'iitrM'sr'NT’Wfrr
furnished; all ror.versi* isr. ., large
room*; fust location for husine.-s
people: comment to till .sections
city, board can bo had I'hone .Mon
roe 1230 or cull at IS .’-’.1:1 Fifth
street.
FOR lltCNT TH ii NICK ROuMK. iN
second door; on** a large front room,
convenient to hath, re. room , n
third floor: rmt cheap, :hm) East
Leigh street
OCCfcANTH FOR THUFE (MNNi-:t t.
inn rooms; furnished or unfurnished;
In single or on suite, also suitable
for light hnttnek-> ptnu. YppK- ,1
510 Fast Leigh.
WANTED, TWO YiH.NO )!|:,\ OR \
couple for third front end muon,I
story front room; le u pr-vele Tunc
ily . near Monroe I’ark. Call plume
Madison «163-J.
DESIRABLE FERN I SUED ROOMS,
heated In winter; with good board.
313 South Third street.
ROOMS FOR RENT AT ill- Svi GRACE.
NICELY Ft’UNlSH Eli, HEATED
rooms, running water; phono; one
block from 130tb streei oh voted stu
Iloll. 230 West J 3 L st street. .MRS.
REYNOLDS.
WANTED. Tt • URN'" ol T V FlTlt
ntshed front room; In private fam;l}':
use of phone. 13 East Cary street.
Madison 2H34-J.
TWO U HOE, i'N FE ll.N 1SH ED FRONT
rooms, second floor, M2 West timer. '
UKNTLKMEN ' LODOEftS WANTED .
for newly furnished rooms; perma
nent or transient. A Ob North Eighth ,
street.
FOR RENT. FERNISHBD ~ ROOM i
steam heat. Apply 010 West Main.
nxcelV~fuliNisnisd. Laroe room
for rent; water on aente floor. MRS.
t. W. CREW. 802 East Leigh street, j
FFUNISHKD ROOMS. ONE TO THREE
dollars week. Wlti East Marshall.
FiTHNiSHED ROOM; LAUDER ROOM
nicely furnished Convenient to bath; ,
large hall room furnished or unfur- ,
nlihed; private family. 407 E. Cary • (
tJtirr TotTR farms and city t'Ki»i’
erty WRH TABOR RE.Y1.TY COlilOR- ;
atlon. 412 E. Marshall St., and .get j
gulck returns
t
Want Ad Rates.
One cent jwr word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken foi Ich than ten cents
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at tho counter.
Contract rates are much less. Phon Madison 175S, and
Manager of Classified Department, will call.
.Miscellaneous,
Fi.o.iii simn.
SI.K \ S Fj>R FLOOR STAINS. Y..A
stains ami puMahe* of all kinds.
klr.\ hardwari: ro.
IV AUONX, VV \GOA9, WAGOXI.
OPEN \xr> TOP FROM $65 UP. 8FH
’rie**. runabout** ami top busies from
Hi, up Milburn and Thornhill Kann
Wagons, narrow and wide tires, from
l-Sa »p. Repairing, painting and
rubber tir r.g a specialty. Coma and
get i>iy nri< »*a before you buy. P. C.
LKISTOW, 11-13-1* North Kighteentn
street
**< 01,»> HUT HI, V»r *TO\FV
Wl’ CARRY CORK’S <»RTC,L. *4H< *T
Liast ' Stoves, orn-third coal .saved;
• i - > • wood I \ caters. See us be for*.*
buying KLI;A JRv Rl»\V A HK CO.
F, RR LINK OF Si RRRYS "CAN GIVK
vou uny grad*-, from lowest ir» price
to h:k•. urrade. To «*-e that w* ran
show what w * advertise, don ! fall
t'< -** » what we {4re offering. HRIS
T«*W-WORSHAM m, HIT Hast
Main.
I IMF AM) ( IvVlIAT.
\vr. CARRY LIME FoR S PR l X K Li NO
and outldiny. also eetm-nt and hair,
hard war ed> ERR. A HAKbSVAKK
< o
If ARK 1
KING H K ATI:!AT VAt'fiHAN * ti
F I’.road r,u t. oppo. Choen Co.
< ui ii w m;n v\i> r.
CAR< I MO Tin: ORK.1XAR <H>1J‘
water paint, «a y to apply, all col
or write «r phone for color card:
men- I'aiciroo s>dd than »ll the wat«T
pvimty ■. .mldne.L KRR \ HAHh
: ■ A u*• nt s, Henry ami
Rrnad.
T!Mi LAIidiiST ASSORTMENT OF
-l ••• and pro , > . an be found “n nur
ib.i-r. \S «• ha\«- ti-.f- low pro**- and
in del ' * r i h< goods. Don't forget
(,. « ial bo.i gains w- ar» off ering
;• r grade busines* bucKie- and
r ..i.itb-., it.-. lUUFfi »V\ -\V O loll AM
« «.. 1417 Kavr Main
l»Ll MBI\c7
nicN . t s foi; ot irk senvirr. ?x
i t- ye lairob* and furnaet work. VA.
LLFMEiNG, 1! FATING CU.
uo\u;tt% \\i> hi* \< i i: tiiu>.
’ Ii>' r.Y.VNS II ARM VV ARK CO
f ; -,vrs r- o • : an.J * to vH • • T:r* •:
! ;iV(. in- b, St tti Co cl.iy. VA
• V, re; <1 our prices on ideye’e
f -r two w* k. TOrt W. Lr» ad
V * re* L
N»i>!*. I.IIOlv (Ml llllMt.
J(>!IS I.a Tfii.'i'H!',. . NKW ri.ACiJ
1 7 \\ Si i r Monro? 14.'-. French
atM ric«m rlM i us lad lea princess
tr vh-aivl $1.4#; pleated
• Si rts 1 Ii-Ii.';. c.v,nH, 7;- cents,
I,'., n. , gloift cleaned, any .
I. i tih 10 rer.i-* |-T pair, uetii'* sail"
..i,...-leaned. j0< French cle-.tr.ca ft »#
re.: - j■ ; ton In .< 11 work.
Tool *, van « i ri.FHi.
IK \.,i tf A .ST VNVTHING IN TO..IS
... ,. KVASS HARD
; . . -.,-m :n< 1 i« -St
, j„ ). TcO Wee: l-.ro.t4
i N ;i,1. K..CRN A«l> \V \K
• li-,n vaic’.s ;u-t?ar gold-filled
r.nlv <T ■■■) STEINER S. 1*“
;... > '!• • *<-» -t
mi n at ta K.
V ;.KI* WEATHER mips INN
. . i . «,a .. . V AI OiH
. \ ^ 11. ;itj.i.iri.*rs r,ppostte Cohen
, . . ..r., V:. Iivu 104 _ __,
ti l him at aa am .”
., ■ i i. . Kvass 11 a Ki»ta vki: <'- v
;,ir ... h i aertv■•( ..f pore
.r,im wore In the oily, at lor at
., 00 aa T Fread si reel.
\ . i; .. v>T V. 1NTKH CLOTHES
. , .. . _ litul pressing. Id mo
• Si i . n. 11 1 > an do U CHET
Vt'as >1 WHITE. eit N Third stree .
. , -.f.. tv.iT-U called for
i,.-cl ii. liv. r. .1
, n-Ti:u svi iv \sc>. ace sivu-.s
}! , STEINER'S. 14-41 Karl Ms I ft
s rut i:s.
j - ’ey IS NOW <»X‘ FOH
. ',v. * ‘ I.Vf.T- Mr.'ini; - e He KVA NS
■|> Ut’mv.aUK. t:<- 1.1 It- Evans, i?<
, : ,rv ard tr-.mir-rl; wo carry a.
f . | s r. et n. curs far wood and
,,'ii „.wl Ka» looters, cook stoves,
„i,r |.:irc- arv absolutely the best. ,
100 avesl Broad si reel.
>1-FF IT F.l > REMINGTON DOl BLK1>
' barrelled l.jtmn-iec'ess. 10-gsuge.
onlv Vn.SO STF.lSF.KS. 1111 Fast
Main street. _ _
FORK BITKU
makes., J".
Mnln street
S1NU1.K GUN A,
STEINER'S 1441
At.!.
East
RUSE FUNDS FOR |
WORKflFY.W.G.fU
1).\V THANKSGIVING CANVASS
TO BEGIN Tlll'BSDAY—COM
MITTED CHAIRMEN.
Tin- six da's' Canvass for $10,000.
aiding the night before Thanksgiving,
.vhich begins Thursday, is making a
profound Impression on the men and
vomen of Richmond, and la being dis
eased in all cantors of social and bus
noss Imeresls.
The pii n >d the campaign has been
yell conceived and will he carried on
tih zeal and intelligence, and a spirit
>t co-operation that promises splendid
-esults.
This is not a building campaign,
hit an effort to secure $5,000 for the
tinnial work from the friends of the
isso< igtlon t" supplement receipts
rum the income producing depart
nents and $5,000 as a special fund to
irovlde for a larger work of which |
here is urgent need.
There are two committees for this
vork. The names n( chairmen of the
Yemen's committee and men's com
niltee:
Chairmen of Women’s Committee—1 1
Mrs. Charlton Jackson, Mrs. Chile#
Ferrell. Mrs. \V. H. White, Mrs. C. <>. |
Ferrell, Mrs. Melville Branch. Mrs.
'rank Duke, Mrs. K..shier Miller.
Men's Committee—Messrs. T. P.
tryan. A. W. Bennett. Joseph Bliley,
r. A. Carey. D. O. Davis, Q. E. Eair
vank, A. M. Cover. J. I*. Jones, How- j
• rd Jenkins, T. A. Miller, Carlton Mo
'arthy, C. 11. Richardson, Curtis Scott. :
X. D. Sills, s. B. Thomaar Charles G. i
Rooms for Rent.
FHHNISHED ROOM. APARTMENT 4.
the hanoveh.
WANTED. TO* RENT T WO*" LA FOE
connecting rooms on the third floor.
■With private bath, electric lights and
hot water heat Included; gentlemen
preferred. refer-nco* required. 20S
East Franklin street
401’ EAST MAIN STREET. NEW Lit
furnished rooms and use of phone.
FI’FINISHED FRONT" ROOM TRAY
I.OR, 2S2! .Stuart avenue, phone
Monroe 646.
FOR RENT. SKrtl.Y FT RNI SHED
rooms. T'so of telephone 212 East
.Main street.
l.AWii: FT RMS MED ROOMS. M
. tunniodate two or more. 710 East
Franklin.
WANTED. ONE * *R TWO YOt NG MEN.
to occupy large, steam heated room,
with hath; in private family; hoard
if desired. West End. 22*17 Hanover
FIVE ROOMS- Ft KM SHED PARDO)-:*,
dining room, two bed rooms and
kitchen—to adults or couple with
out children; *A*. Floyd avenue.
1 ■ 1 i"ee Madison 1«1«- I.
I HAVE THREE BRIGHT K'SO.'dS,
second floor of my new brick house,
whlcti 1 will rent for iKT-rper monrlu
Fh.one Mad Ison A67-J. or call 3127
West Franklin
FOR RENT. FVRNISH ED ROOM .
modern conveniences. 132*1 W Main.
W ANTED. Nl'RSE OR HFSENESSWo
man to share room with nurse; sin
gle beds, heated, pa*, phone, hat);
adjoining; price reasonable to con
genial party Apply 402 West Grace.
ONE FRONT ROOM AND TWO RASE*
inert and ball rooms for rent; newly
furnished; ail convenience*; tine lo
cation: convenient to all sections. Ap
ple D North Sixth, or phone Madison
S92S-L.
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE, NK.VVI.YTA
per--! room, Sec<*id and Franklin.
Phone Madison *12*1- f
TH E AUlloN.7D>* EAST FRANKLIN.
furnished rooms. permanent and
t ransient.
FOR RENtTHaROK FRONT ROOM
and rail room; second floor. 10s
North Seventh street
ONE Nl■ E Vi RNISHED ROOM WITH
use of hath and pltone; mod era t
terms, 132* W Main street
FOR RENTT” LA RGE NFMHEfi OF
nicely furnished room*; electric light
and hath: n-'derate prices CAPIToL
HOTEL. 120*1 East Franklin street.
alJolnlt'.K east corner Library Build
Suir __ __ _
LARUE *F1 KMdHF l>* nOoMR MAD
1s m 2974-A 309 East Franklin.
FOR RENT. NKlYht H'llMSHH’
front room: large end bright. refer
ee,res r-.s.ired. 1 Pout*'. Pine stree’
Taylor. S. w. Travere, I-antrbnurne
William*
CUT COMMITTEE
CALLED TDGETHEB
t iumww gets i.kttek asking
I
i on state roxvKvno'f—
i
It IIX !1UM> MEETING
NEXT WEEK.
i
Major Miles M Martin. < hairman of
th“ city Democratic committee. will
cull a meeting *r tiv* committee next
we k the i xu.. t Jute has not yet
been set--for the consideration of a
letter i.st sent Major Martin by Com
mitteeman William M. Myers asking
th..t a Democratic convention l>e or
dered to deride upon a platform for
that party in this Star
1 ieuie ttitnt-<iovernor Elly-on. chair
man of the State committee, declared
Wednesday morning that he had not
given the matter a thought, and that
If a contention teas to he called ho
knew' nothing of it. believing that the
Democratic party in Virginia Is at
present splendidly organised and know
just a hut It stands for.
FAMILY ESCAPES
DEATHJLfLAMES
NORFOLK. VA., November Dr— j
When the home of Joseph I.. Mas- ;
lors, .» trucker near Glen Rock on i
lh. Virginia " Beach division of the
Norfolk Southern railroad, was de
stroyed by incendiary fire, tjie occu
pants narrowly escaped death.
Owen Maters. asleep In a down ■
stairs room, was awakened by the
smoko and found other members of ;
the household utmost overcome. They
escaped in their night clothes.
Everything, including S200 in cash, j
n as burned. There was no insurance.
U. S. SAILORS 00 ASHORE
TO SEE PARIS SIGHTS
1’ARIS, November lti.—’one thous
and sailors from the .division of the,
American battleship fleet that Is an- j
Lihored at Brest, arrived here to-duy :
m two special trains for a four days'
Jlght-seelng trip. The officers of the j
squadron will be the guests of Am- I
hassador Bacon at a reception und
banquet while In the city.
A Fair Exchange.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA.. Novem-*
i'pr lti.—On Tuesday the scholars of!
grade No. 3 of the Fredericksburg ‘
public schools received a box of ;
sample products of articles raised in !
r« x»M. This package was sent by the j
children of grade 3 in the Alieiene, j
l'exas, schools. iWth the box was a
note signed by one of the scholars
taking that the recipients would ex
change samples of articles raised in
Virginia. v
The children me very enthusiastic
In getting up this box und when it
Is ready thejr will send letters from
each scholar with it
, " ■ , , . y,
•/■ \
ni si>r.«s or i»>« exhibition « nx ■
m; woUJTIMP a \n m:u ok- J
<i A A WATIOA PI'.II PK( YEII.
STOCK SELLS READILY,
TAJPAYBRil SOT AIT1AK—HAllIvKH
TO MFAYETTF—flKl.T 1.1 N K
FOHKMAAi A.AS.A1 l.TKIl—
other aeavd. .
For change* of address or complaints
against carrior*. or for the service ot
the paper, call telephone nuir.oer Soft,
! Petersburg, Va.
I PETERSBURG, VA. Xov 18.-Thm
I committee lrom the int.nn.wrs of til"
' Mouiii. me Agricultural run Associa
tion will meet \\ eunesHlay nmht in
i the Chamber Of 1 "iiriirnv rivsc •> |>,
the business of th, A- ociatiou i l.i
,ive to the recent tnir in petersonrg.
f'lana will be perfected and put
llneil lor a greater lair in this < Hy
for 1911. A new organization will pc
perfected anil is to I" capitalized at
*H6,yoO.
.Vo difficulty 1“ * -xpccled in placing'
tin- stock of the company, ns good r -
suits were accomplished financially in.
the last fair. Many citizens in the,
counties desire slock.
The limit for pa\m< at of Hint' taxes .
without iwnnlty is November HO. Citi
zens are isnot S" prompt as last year,
when by this time they had paid lie1
treasurer about $10."no. They have
only mad" returns ;n 1910 for about
$5,000.
A murker has neon placed by Fran-!
ces Hi.iml Kanuoiph i’hnpier, U. A. II.
on Colonial Heights, winth Haftiyetle'a ■
army encamped <m (he heights Indore i
Petersburg, when Petersburg was oc
cupied by the ltriiish army In 17H1.
Colonial Heights is fast growing up
ns a heuiititul e eiurb of the dt> lo ,
tin northwest.
In the Circuit Court of Chesterfield:
county, Judge Matson presiding, the!
case of Officer M. E. Bridges for the
kioiug of Mr. Eazarus .Moore, in Et
trick, was tried Tuesday. The Com-:
rnunwealth was represented hy Judge
Gregory fcnd th» accused was repre
sauted by Mr. Charles T. I—issiter. of
Petersburg. The jury returned a ver
dict of not guilt.', the h'-mldde being
proven a case of self-defense.
Tta killing took place in June, when ]
Mr. Moore was le<;ues;ed by Officer
Bridges to go honn , j., mg intoxicated,
it is alleged. A short tune after, while
Officer Bridges was standing under
Mi electric light. Moore approached
and without wurtilog shot the officer
in the abdomen. Hemming th" fire,
Bring’» shot arid killed Moore.
Skull Fractured.
Early Tuesday moridng Mr. Robert
M. Ellis, a foreman oti the belt line oi
the Norfolk and Western railway, was
assaulted by a ip yro employe.- strik
ing him with a piece of wood. tra.
luring his skull, i'li.' ivmditlon of Mr
Ellis, who was brought to the Pe
tersburg Hospital, is serious, Ie■ <-<as! -
taUug. by the • ... tur•, the removal
of a large piece his skull. Blood
hounds from Hbffo’.s. are trailing the
'lb'- iiiTf nf l’rank Wilkerson, on
t!iu "Heigh?s." was totally destroyed
l>y tif f Tui Hum morning. \\ ith diffi
cult* Uw iv11** ,.nd ehiidien of me men
"' r« rescued, \Vilkers.,n. who is a
reliable colored man, cannot say how
the lire ongmated, but b-i.e-v.-* n m,»
of Incendiary origin. The total i«.,s
whs atmut and is covered oy
about *. .al)0 insurance.
A training naasl tor Sunday school
workers will bo held in the First
Hapti-t church .\ovmiil > r r.,-.i. unuor
the auspices of the Petersburg fiap
tist Association. The school will no
under the direction of Kev. Joseph
J. Walts. Sunday school se-.-retary ot
the Stale Ailssion Woaro, anil v.*jii
he assisted by Alias Margaret Frost,
of Nashville; Air. Armor l-iuko. ot
A1 issleaippl, and Air. L, r. ia-a.-;!.,
ol Nashville* Attractive program*
have been prepared.
Mr. and .nra jj. j). Adkins, ot Pe
ter*, have issued imitations I i the
approaching marriage or their daugh
ter, Lillie Ail- R, to .Mr. Anar. r.
vatter Outland, of Kichrttond. ih*
marriage to be sodemnutcu in me
home of ih" !.riue‘s patents on i-rank.
Iln street Noi ember is*.
.'uss Frances Kced Alley, a popu
lar young lauy Of tile « cm i.jul, ant
•Mr. K. Crow tier, of Bia< kstone, we re
married m Washington Tuesday.
idle bride is a sister of An. > . VV.
Alley, member of the t-’ommnn toun
cii tnnn Fifth ward.
Memorial .sei vies-.
Committees from me Knights of
Pythias iu Petersburg are arranging
for the holding of tmlr annual m
niuriit! service in the Ai-aurmj ot
Music. A rp.enuid program ivut b»
arranged and a iiioa,i-r of pri.mi
neni d will a duress me ewnuni.lag
The iuneral of the lute \v. a. AI
triend took place Wedtie*sdaj tnorn
niK from Grace Episcopal church and
''as laigely alteiiued. A iai„e n, 10-:
gatiott of Alaeona, of whii h the de
ceased was a member, was In uitenn
ance. Mr. .Vitriend was one m the
oioesi inenii era of Bland for, I Budge.
No. a. A.. F'. and A. M. The Inier- '
merit was made in Blandford Ceme
tery.
Airs. Lou Anna Emory. wife of Mr.
J. J. Emory, died at tier home on
Withe stre. t. Blanuforn, Tuesday
merning alter a prolonged ihness
Mrs. Emory is survived by her hus
band and one son, Mr. Calvin C.
Crowder, and two brothers M"ssrs
Edmund Sheffield, of tSii«sex county! •
and Albert isheineld, of lUnwiduit
county, she was a consistent mem
her of Good Shepherd Memorial
church in Blandford.
Mr. Ernest Quarles, u well known
young man, died „t the residence of
his father. Mr. J. It. Quarles, on
Brown street. Tuesday. He was at
years of age. and was a veteran of '
the Spanish-American war.
Jail < Htulals ninmcicss.
liANWLLB, VA.. November It; —
An oillcial investigation whs held
here Tuesday of the causes of the jail
delivery here October *f». when six
prisoners escaped by sawing in two
the liars of an outer window. The
conclusion reached from the Inquiry j
was that the escape of the prisoners
was due to Inadequate aiul insurtl
cient facilities to coniine them. No
Maine is attached to the jail authori
ties.
Eulaw Eocgery rtuirgr.
DANVILLE. VA.. November is. -
Elmer T. Thornton, a well known
young man of this city. Is In jail await
ing the action of the grand Jury on ,!
the charge of forgery. It Is alleged
he presented a check apparently j
drawn for 114 for board. which
amounted to $8, receiving 88 in
change. Upon examination it was
discovered the check had bean orig
inally drawn for $4, and that the
letters “teen” had been ■ written with
a pencil. Thornton le an rlFctrldiui
The wedding of MIstmAil* Marla
Milnes, daughtt r •>! .Mrs Benjamin
Alii ms, to Air. Herbert *.Unton White
num, son of Air. and Mr*. Winiam J»
Whitehurst. »ul Or i .-nonu.ed Wed
rnsuny evening at s;->0 n’cioi k in v eii
>.*nary Aii.-tn o.,,( Kpircopat- church,
the i-tt. J. A. LahMin win om-late.
Air. hliepherd Woo,, organist ot 1 en
u-nary church, uni piay tne v.*uum,»
marches anil the "v * nriiun Ui-i;
Hong" by Kevin a tiring tne ii.*:n<nty.
Ali i. KoLert in to i lin o i, iii ma
tron of honor, .nil Alias Kosuiie
Mllnes, sister of tne hri-b . ns iiiaitl
of honor, win wear li.m.i* rile cos
tumes. perfecting th< ouor scheme
of junk and km i n. Mi s. Howe's
gown n* of vvime s.*tin veiled with
green marquis. uo ami triinim il with
crystal and hand embroidery. Hhe
Mil tarry u timutV bouquet of white
chrysanthemum* anil maiden-hair
iern. Miss Aiim-s will be gowned
m shell pink meteor crepe, hand
• nioroidiTen in sliver. with a oouiiuet
of chrysanthemums and orcntils.
-Missos Kdllh Jinvt and Avis A ounK
will he the petlie and i harming flow
ir girls. They will wear mu no hami
emnrotderi.'d white lingerie trucks
with pink rashes, carrying green bas
kets rilled with pink rosebud*-.'
The grimm Will ha\- as his best
man his brother. Air. Hubert V.
Whitehurst, and as his groomsmen
Missis. Trip]* tt .Montagu*. *i Ath
ens. Pa.; Strother Kr» < man, Meredith
Al niague. ot Now York *’itv; I’ia
rene.- Nash Hied, of .NurtoiK; Wil
liam S, Forties, i.e'.vis isirus and Mr.
Henry Krnehllng. of Kn hnmnd.
Kmering tin i nu.r h with Air. Heb
ert Bruce 1 low* . who v 111 give her
m marriage, the bride « id wear an
exquisite Morris gown, fa.-nlimed of
white crepe meteor, hiind-cmbroiiler
ed, with a court train and trimmed
with real la.'i . Her veil vvh be caught
wth orange blossoms and her bridal
bouquet will be a shower of lilies of
the talley and orchids. As her only
ornament she will v. ear a diamond
pennant, the gtit uf the groom.
Following tin- . in mon> a sn.ail re
ception win be given at ! la.: drove
avenue to I It * .intimat. mends unu
the out-of-town go w ito Jnelude
Aiiss Alary Harm. n. • i tile t'niversitj
ol Virginia, .Miss lie-sie darter, of
Danville; v Grace i dtman. of B&l
timore; Airs. James Irvin* of i.inn
v tile, formerly known in lliehmnnd
as Miss Kate Patton Mr. and Mrs.
Theodors Bogart, of New York cit.v;
Aievsrs. iiuland Thorp and Herman
Allyn, of Norfolk; Mr. and Airs.
Bran*ford Adams, of I.yin libui g ; Air.
and Air-. K. <Gunther. <>[ Norfolk;
l»r. and Airs. Hubert Whitehurst, of
"t.Vdar Grove"; >lr. arid Mrs, MoDon -
aid Wren and Air and Airs. Mena leu*
I Jink font of V _
Mr. and Mrs. Whitehurst will leav.
f'T an extended luur in Canadq and
will be at home 11* r lu ember I
et ! * Monutt)' pt awnut.
Miss Mini, s and her house guests
Imre been the honor, rs at n number
»t ante-nuptial function*. Miss Kosa
Uo liilnes entertained Saturday at a
beautifully appointed luncheon in
honor of her sister and the hitter's
house guest* Miss .Mart Harmon,
Miss Iiessie Carter and Mits Hrar,
H itman. < over were laid for ten
and the talilo was decorated in Bride
r.igtsi'Tvith u corsage bouquet of gar
denins ;*.t eaeh |i;nc*-. Mrs. Hol.ert
Bruce Hot^. entertained per home,
14011 Grove avenue. Sr.fui.lny even
ing in their honor. On Moroay even
ing Mr. and Mrs, lien filiaforr.,
gave it box [.aril, followed by a sup
per, at the Commonwealth Club for
Miss Milnes arid h< r guests.
Cards Out for I mu iieon.
Alises Mary and Anne Trajlor have
sent out invitations for i, luncheon
at the Commonwealth Club on.Wed
r.t sdny afternoon. N'ovr m’ - r k';rd
Visiting in Texas.
Miss I.ouise Richardson, of JfM;;
Monument Avenue. is spending sev
eral months m Tyler. Texas, a- the
guest of her friend. Miss Norma Bon
ner. I lance*, dinners and innumer
able delightful affairs have he, n giv
en for Miss Klc-hardson during her
su>.\, and the days are plea- ir ild.v
cited with pretty compliment* to her.
bbe will r, turn to Hb hrtioml in time
tor the Christmas holidays.
In Honor of Mrs. Sanford,
Mrs. S. \\. Hande d Newport
M. ws. was the guest of hotter at an
attractive bridge party given by Mrs.
Howard Hutton at her h'.Me, to Cintor
Park. Monday afternoon. The tables
were prettily d'-crated in pink chrys
anthemums Mrs. I. m i, Cr >.• id
"am the first prize, which she pre
sented to the go st of honor
Mrs. Mutton's guests were Miss
Maud Starke. MBs Madge Montgom
ery, Miss I.ouise M il!; tits. Mrs. John
Hv.orient. Mrs. Hi.e mend . U v-v.
York, Mrs. J,'„> , ■ v Mrs Blythe
Moore. Mrs. Charles Taylor, Jr., MBs
Veil Sutton, Mrs? Alien Hover. Mrs.
victor Shell.ourne, M‘*» Nell Fisher,
Mrs Lawton CrutrhHclU, Mrs C. I,
Ourrett and Mrs S M Wilkinson
Mirs Parrish to Entertain.
Miss Ptsde Parrish of <ij* West
Prank!in street, will ee a card pan,
Thursday afternoon at halt i.fp-r 4
o clock In honor of h,-r lions- tai-si.
Miss Jean Breed, of Alexandria. Miss
Parrish has invited the debutante.* p,
meet Miss Brent.
Carders—T a I'ey,
Miss Kate Harris Talley, duucTd-r
of Mr. :<nd Mrs. Daniel I). Talley, will
be married Wertne-day evening to Mr,
Benjamin Pollard t 'nrdoait. Tim cere
mony will take piece ut tie hop e of
th- bride's parents, 4!n ft, ,;t Prank -
Hu street, at N o'clock, and will p, fol
lowed by a stiiitl! i ,-i ei t loti to the
fa mil} untl near relatives
The bride will enter with her fattier,
who will stive her in marriage. Kev,
(•'. I-’. McFaden. D. If. to d R.-v Res.
sell Cecil. 1). I>. will he the oiliciatin,;
ministers.
Bridge Party.
1 lore,ration* So autumn Tc.iv, s and
flowers were charming at rb»- , fl,-tj
party at which Mrs. FdmunJ C -Minor
and Miss Cnrlie Minor enter!.lined mi
"u-*,lay afternoon at their home. 60S
Bast Franklin street. Miss Katha
rine Watkins, of Hnli'iv, who. |* the
house guest of Miss Sclden, \von the
rir t prize.
Those p regent were Mr«. Doiielug
Vanderhoof. Mrs. 1,-wis Bosher, Mrs.
William Minor, Mrs Juliet Keith.
Misses Julia Joy tie-, Mary Hurt Cren
shaw, Klkt.ibeth King, Mary Aylctt.
Finnic Archer, 15!irabcth Seld-ig
Katharine Watkins. Caroline Anni
stend, Grace Neale. Bessie I{> land.
I- loyii Taylor, Ptltel Mcl'uw. Mary
Davenport, Mary Butler, Anita Cus
?ciis. f.ettlce Woodward. Fv'!betli
Wheat find \'lrglnlu Chamf erluyne.
S| ira lley-Harwood.
A beautiful home wedding was
elebrated Wednesday morning at li
VcbX'k In the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Aanktl Stringer Harwood, “itoo Floyd
ivenue, when their daughter. Mary
-ouise. became the bride „f Mr. Hob.
»rt Gordon Sprctley. or Petersburg,'
ion of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bprat
ey.
Mr*. John Jucoli Ballou, Jr., was
he bride's matron of honor and**onlv
ittendant. Mr. Barnett Leigh Hprat
ey wa* the groom's beat man.
Mr. and Mrs. Spratley will b* at
tome at 19 I-lberty street. Petersburg.
Vs,, after December 1.
Stnith-Syrnn.
Miss Carrie Louise S.vfan, daughter
J — 'I ‘ . \
At prices that wil
Every Silk Petticoat
over two hundred, in
colors, at and below
$3.50 Special
$4.50 Special at
$3,88 Special at
$G.50 Special at
$5,00 Special at $3,
Baldwin
1209 HULL ST
South Richmond.
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMO
UuUntl.n Ward Ileus, and Ailmllarmnil. recelTed at V iril.l.
J. \\. Craie'a Stare. i:«Hi Hull atre«t.
AYVFLF DEATH OF
2-YEAR-OLD NEGRO
<1.01 mini. < \rrm;s mu \m»
< II III* 1" M.MO-I
< ui:m m il.
While poking a wood lit - Tuesday
night a! .til '1 o'clock. ill1' clothing of
a. two-yenr-old s-n of Annie
cob uv ,i, i' Wlvbov, «> f No. IPM I Hull
street. caught Hr*- nn*l io- whs Imrnpd
to death.
The Infant Was nlnne in the room
lit the time, the mnth-r having left
alter placing her two children In
charge of att aged nipr. -
When aid did reach the child he,
was so frightfully hurtled that medi
cal skill was almost useless. Iloyv
c\ ev. tin- 'it- ambulance \y is sum
moned and Ulr lew was taken to the
hospital. ah. re h- died a f. w minutes
aft r Ms arrival.
CHURCH LOSS MAY
NOT REACH $1,500
Fir,- chief ,f..>hes» Wednesday morn
ing eenim.i nded the members of j'n
%1ne i ’omjiHiiy No. ill tor their ton
», rk In handling the tire at the
Stockton Street Baptist ehureh. Sun
day night. The structure is not a
badly (iatnae,. d ns was at first tli . ight,
and it Is now t„ ih-veii that *1" d im
uge will not • >:• •••ii sl.r.Oi*
NEW CAR BARNES
NEARLY COMPLETED
Thu me uir harm.- u tie Vir
ginia UatlM o and l o, r iv.mpany.
Seventh. Perry and Porter streets,
whieh ha. *■ i eeti in tie course ef
construction f r some tine, are now
nearly completed, and wit! lik*-jy he
ready f r . •.itm-iu n* \« " ek. Tli-te
is no dot; ! that they will he i«m
plete )..-f.>re the end 01 the. month.
It is |dann"d to keep all Forest
Hi'.1. Hull -T • t and Flay street '-at-'
In these terrr.
Linemen w* r ■ busy Wednesday in
ty irtng the pl-iet and this yvill !*•■
finished shortly. Tracks were laid
some time ago.
of i!r< Atiiri Hyi'ati. of First avenue.
Highland Park, was very quietly mar
ried at it;" h re ..f i >r. t*. K K lithe:!.
Novemter : I at "> P NT. t » Mr. t’Un
ion J 'hn Smith. of I,. Hire. Vie
Myrlek—Stock ley.
A beautiful home wedding was t el.
Harntt'd Ti: ulny night at th*. home of
Mrs. It Savage. 709 North Tweuty
s. ..nth str* et. when her daughter.
Mrs. Katie St' kloy. win* given In mar
tiaire to Air. William H. Myrlek. of
Memphis. Tenn. Miss Irene Bi-baa:
was maid ol honor and Mr. Finest
Selma: tv as lest man. Fvetyn Stock -
It y and lieulah Scluutf Were flower
girl**. At a o'cloek the ceremony was
performed by the Uev. I!. W. M,
Taylor, th ■ ritHt ceremony after the
All Hindis nt ol doing Used
Thf bride W.jfe It ROW fl Of aliee l.[i .
and carried yellow ehrysatuheltiums.
After the tm-mefty refreshments wen
served uiul a reception m as given at
the home t" ft
The bridegroom )s a well-to-ih
ine.-s man of Mi inputs. T>-nn., in
which city the bride fortru r: Me;
Alter a f.iv days' stay in Ivivhmnnd,
they will return to their home i.
Memphis.
IV r-nii.ils.
Alias I-omse iiiiiains, of Anohin,
is the y. . :t of Miss Madge Montgom
ery at !•' Pul; it venue.
Mr . Fifties Penn and Httle daugh
ter. FPx.'' i th. of Imn^ille. spent the
week-i i I with her sister. Mrs t 'ar
r«HI Jl maguc.
Mr 1. \\ Fuller has returned from
the tTt . ti Spring Valley, Mil., wm-re
lo att nded u house party.
Miss Margaret Hodges, of lmnville.
will arrlo; this yveek to 1., the guest
of frit nils.
Miss Helen t’nmeron, who has-been
aii-oud r< r a year, is the guest of Mrs.
s. W. Hui k. at Rose Hill, Albemarle.
■A Mrieh — f,-rn#r,
FUKHFKH'KSBrnO, VA„ Nov. la
Jehu S Aldrich, the son ef Mr. and
Mrs. S. W. Aldrich, anil Mis-- Rlva Par- ,
ter, daughter of Mr. !•». H. Partner. both
of Sootsv'v ’ I’tn envuv, were married
In M ashingtcui on .Monday.
Snyder—Womack.
t HHAHl.(ITTKKVILJ.E. VA., Nctv.
is.—Mias Ha I lie Agnes Womack, of)
t’uniberland county, and Krniist Sny
der, of Harrisonburg, were married
W«Him Column
DANVILLE, V,lTn
I\ G. Jitr.grv, whit*. .
Panell, colored, airtw
Tuesday lr«TO Henry c«
notifying the Federal
eeeded to the city Jail
n nivtio* of thirty <1
j.o««d tn the United Al
illicit dint illng. The g
vlcted several monttHI
fence wius suspended
Pf»W«?lK " ' >' Y/
ITaycr Alectlng.
Th<- weekly prayer meeting
held Wertm .-day night at the
.\i • thndist i hurdi.
mil kid assistance to
STOt KTON ST It LET Cl
The congregations of the
Street I baptist church and
eattir Street Methodtst ch*
cite rod t ho uae of their btlftfl
crp‘ members of the Stocktofl
Haptiat ehnrch, which w*
Sunday night. Meetings for tt
pose "-ere recently Ilf'Id.
1 .rijoyed ItHinjuet.
Member* of Jackson Couaeft^
tloual I'nion, Tuesday night
a banquet at th»- Masonic Temple. .
-o: tu! feature followed a c*rW '
session held at Fraternal Halit, -j
Cornelius Wells acted as toast
sent to Jail. iiM
.lames Walker, colored, wa*
tail b r ninety days Wednesday I
mg o.v Justice Maurice in Poliowi
N j for trt spanning on ttifl
i the Southern Hallway.
Realty Transit er.
Th, following deed of hargaii
stile was recorded Wednesday 1®
dc of the clerk of Hurting* ~
part two:
John F. Jennings to his dap
Mrs. Wmon L. Powell, proj
Kvorett street, near Kighteanihy^
#10(1.
I-a 5 lug Switch.
l-’or tht i envenlellre of th©
factory at Seventh and Portef
tnc Southern Railway is In
switch at this point. A croeslng i
laid Tuesday night.
Thomas Dorsey.
Mr. Thomas Dorsey, of Jerwsjtj
s- venty-wight years old, who
iting his daughter. Mrs. F. E.
man, . r tRohiouw. t’hostertield
died suddenly M onfluy night.
*”><ly will he taken to Jersey
to day night, where he leaven i
I s'ettttxsl oti “Hen IIor.**
Rev. John Jayne, of Plttabu
has been conducting revival
at the Cowardin Avenue
church. Tuesday night, gave
traded lecture on 'Ken Hur.”
audience was present. A fe
the r. tulltion of a song by
Marti .1. Morrissett. It was Wf
Mr. Jayne, white the music
posed by Airs. W. C. Oonklytl.A*
Monday evening a* ihe hom«
bride-# sister, Mrs. Sterling It*
• m Icy road, Ciiariottesville,
! i. R L< e oti’elating. After a
ern four Mr. and .Mrs. Snyder ?
Iiotne In 1 luryironburg.
More | . s. ships Hindi ^
11 UAVKrfKND. ENOl^Uftyi
The third (ill islun*of the .
battleship Reel, constating of )
tleshlps, arrived hero to-day
saluted by the forts and i
the harbor Gravesend la
London, and the sailors wilt
given several days’ shore leaV^
in th, sights of the Uritlsh .
!i> Many entertainment*
arranged for tho officers and
Licensed to Wed.
Marriage licenses were
following by Deputy Clerk
't th.- Hustings Court, Wed
William J. Ponton and 1
both A. Meonl. both of Rig
Thomas K. Cross, of No:
AP c FHen V’. M.'Corkle. of
Paul D, Olemmenta. of.KI
county, and Miss Alice V.
Richmond.
James Eternard Butfen
Edna May Davis, both of
A!! the murringes are set
day.
Wil l- PASS ox mif»~
FOR NEW SC*
The trustees of the*
school district of Cheater
"’HI meet Wednesday eve
Midlothian to pa mm upon.:
have been procured for ,
school building. The new.\
be one Of the beat In the i_
“Uglily equipped with CV«
convenience. , "

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