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Wants;
Help W>ntwl—Milt. !
W'ANTKD—BRIOHT BOYS TO~~DO
light work after school; (rood pay to
boys who hurt If; special nrlges given
1o the bent boys. Apply S P. M.. Clr
< Mating Department, The Richmond .
VlrglnUuk _
Help Wanted—Female.
WANTED—BRIGHT ACTIVE HADES- |
girls tor all departments, with or
without experience; reference re
- umiefl- Apply MILL1ER * RHOADU. )
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED SET
tle.l woman to assist In care of chil
dren and do some house work. Uef
r ronce required. Apply before ten A.
XI. or after seven I’. M.. at 500 West
Franklin.
WANTED—CURLS TO WORK IN OCR
book bindery, W. H. ADAMS, 9 North I
Twelfth street.
wanted, a good cook and
cleaner, room on lot: must have good
references. J. H. GRANT, 1411 Grove
avenue. '
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED HOfBE
Situations Wanted—Male.
ASSISTANT REGISTERED DRt'G
g 1st wants permanent position after
January 1st, preferably In small
town: verv best recommendations.
Mdress DRTGGIST. 254 Bank St.,
■Norfolk. Va._ _ __
COMPTKNT BANK MAN. ELEVEN
years' experience, desires change
January 1st. official connection small
bank preferred. At present employ
• d. References. Address Box 184.
Suffolk, Va.
WANTED, A POSITION TIT AN Ex
perienced lumberman, who Is prac
tical In the planing mill, sash, door, ,
and blind business' for the past sev- ;
oral years traveling Virginia and ;
• srollna buvlng lumber. Address t.
W ILLARD BANDS, 558 Washington |
St., Petersburg, Va _ !
Pf R8T-CLA88 ENGINEER AND KLF>'- j
trlclan wants situation. Address EN
GINKER, 1-' Malden Lane. City
Situation* Wanted—Femate.
AN ELDEULT LADY WISHES A
Ltlaro companion In a reflpoa
family, or would In hou#*- j
and a*wlhp. Addrft#* A, 1014
Kawt Olay, City. .
EXPERIENCED TYPEWRITER W.
-Ires position first of year. Four ,
■ cars' etpertsnce In office work j
References. P. <>. Ro\ 82.
EXPERIENCED, THOROCOHLY < M
petent stenographer desires position
Rhone Madison S2S5-.I _
WANTED, POSITION JAM ARY PIRhT
bv voung ladv stenographer, not
afraid of work MISS R. L Chase
i 'tty. Vs Bo* 71.
prune STENOGRAPHER. OUTSIDE |
work. solicited; will mil for dictation, ;
firM-claim raferftnrex. Room 714 Mu* I
lual TUdg. A21l^ 11 M»dl_»on_3^T*
Miscellaneous.
I MWREI.I.A*.
COME AT O.NCE T*' NEWMAN’S FAC
cfiry mile of umbrellas ar.d «et your
Christmas presents for half prlc®*
i mbreilaa from MS .«»nth ufi fo >1S
, hirer We have $5 and 17 umhrv)
in.all ihw® ■ (ft* Id. silver ami pearl
end Ivory handle*, best ->11 k ease an 1
•.,«sr| I i :nateh. with » nice Chrlat • i
rim* !>o, for $? '»* We will «1»o re
i over, your urrtbr. lifts from now un< l
Christmas for 7T> per rent less than
. solar orh* Pont del*', crime at ■
or,,.- NEWMANS IMHItKl.lA FA«'
Tol:V. Jl» K llroad street. Phone
Monro*- 7101*
•H:W H HI FUR THE HIILIUU*.
N1 ‘T111 NO IS Mr »KK A PUR' >PR1AT E
and last Ins for sift purpose* than
nr., jettelrt We fire s'; twins t
b. utmful and 'at e halve lint ;
SCMKER'B testabllahed 1 SS7 *. 140.1*
Cast .Mum strt.o <nec to cornet j
Courtwent h t
iv pm sT"i;r: vor iviu, fine
. very thine 1- the tewelrv line
SCHEER'S’ (established 1447), 1401
(last Main Street tr.ext t■ ■ rnrwr *
Fourteenth).
HAll.tXG.
HOPSEHOLP OOOPtt HAUEHD. STOR
* (1. Packed and shipped, ‘‘all W
Fred HI-hardstin's sT'.tKAUK *v
TUAXSFKK DECART.ME NT, Main .v
He ‘.vldef* streets, phones Madison
*47 da": Monroe MS nltrht.
“4( HBKH'tt OPEC I %I.."
GIVE THE HuV A St'HKERH SPE
(‘ItUI WATCH THKY'HF. tJCAK
WTKF.P •WIIBEKV" iKSTAH
I iSHF.P 14*71. 14H.1 PAST MAIN ST
(SENT T‘l CORN UK FOURTEENTH I
CHRISTMAS PI!' 'BLKMS St'I.VED
enll on N KU’.IX & SON. INC, «M
H. Broad.
< AMF.II JF.W El.HI .
IS THERE ANYTHING MORE
O A NT FOR GIFTS THAN A
OF CAMKH JmVKLRY? Wf
SHOVVINU A BF.AVTIFIE
■'St'HKBHT iRSTAHI.ISMEl*
1403 FAST MAIN STREET
To CORNER FOURTEENTHt
KRK
PlHt'E
7 AHF
1.INE
1*47 1.
•NEXT,
PHONE PS FOR QUICK SERVICE ON
Bar:ire. Ratrobe and Furnace work.
YA. PUMPING * HEATING CO
For Sale.
KOU PALE. THE HEBT PAYING,
frreen wroc.ery on west Broad street,
established In 1 MV4; some of the best,
trade ifi iho < tts-; Iventory of October
I:M h, 1910 was 10.372; 'took larger
now than then; will well flock and
M'ofl will for *0.000; largest and beat
.■onl|i|ieil store for th" business In the
i-itv; rent reasonable for the loca
tinn. Address IV. E. HASSKl/lIlOV 1.
:i]S tv. firoad street. Richmond. V». i
IXHKDEKMKU DOUBLE AND SINGLE
Kims. 1»*» than factory price. STEIN
ERS, 1441 K. Main street.
OUR PLUMBING RBI'tilt DEPART- 1
ment Is is at your service. Prompt
attnn’.lon. VA. PLUMBING, HEAT
ING CO
FOR SALE—HIUYCLL3. ALL SIZES
and prices; n >w and second-hand, at
TOMPKINS. Sll West Broad Street.
FOR SALE—A VERY
ouxhbred. well-broke
tor (female) 3 years
FINE THOR*
Lewellyn Set- >
i.or \imiuie( « .vmiB old; a. perfect
beauty; can be Seen at our store. K. '
\V. EVANS * CO.. »313 K. Cary St.
FOR SALE. A LA HOE AND PROS
peroUM machine shop and foundry
Nft eamln** now over twenty per1
cent, on capital stock. Apply to Dos ;
»:t city.
100 SAMPLE TAILOR MADE SUITS i
all sites; worth double our price. IS. i
STEINER'S. 1441 B. Main Street.
itS LADIES' SO YEAR GOLD FILLED I
watches, only 17.50. STEINER'S. ■
llll E. Main street
WALTHAM AI?D ELGIN 14 KARAT;
solid cold watchos, only 115.00. worth
*25. STEINER'S. 1441 K. Main St.
FOR SALE—TOYS AT COST. 1 LOSING
out balance oR-stock at TOMPKINS. |
311 West Broad.
PEOPLE COME WHERE THEY ARB
• invited and stay when property treat
ed; irlve us a trial and be satisfied.
N. KUHN * «ON, INC.. M0 E. Broad.
— I
FoiTlVAOoks do Tf“rIchardson
BROa SIS Brook avtk *.
Mala Street.
sis
I
,
Want Ad. Rates.
One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for Jess than ten cents.
No Ads talien for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter. I
^Contract rates are much less. Phon Madison 1758, and
Manager of Classified Department, will call.
Real Estate for Sale'
BA HO A INK by CAASKI-MAN & CO..
No. 21 North Eighth street.
*no acres ur~nT:u. timbkkkd
lend, estimated to out about 1.000.Mm
foot Of original oak, beside* a largo
quantity of pine; situated about
forty mile* of Richmond and about,
one and a half to throe miles of sta
tion; thl* la a big investment; let us
show it to you. Brier, ft 2.50 per
acre.
TEX ACRES. OX* CAR LINE. W ITH
an elegajnt seven room, two-story
dwelling, barn. pump, cornhouae.
shade, etc.: nrettv place. I*rlee,
$t,;oo on.
NINE ACRES OX CAR USE: PRETTY
orchard and vineyard Just hearing
streams through the land: poultry
houses, eapaclty 500 head; pump of
good water; nicely painted and pa
pered dwelling of five rooms, all In
perfect order This Is your opportu
nity; only $2,100.00
123 ACRES OF OROVNU. ARE IN
saw timber, excelsior or cordwood:
pretty streams; m* swamps: no
buildings; threu miles of railroad
station, twentv miles of Richmond.
fVhat! Only »<r.O per s.-r" That Is
Is what It 1;
»»0 ACRES. TWO AND A HALF MILES
of Richmond, colonial dwelitrg of
ten rooms; In good condition; two
amd a half acres In a well shaded
lawn; two-story tenant house of
live or si* rooms; large quantity of
saw timber; city mans hotne. one
of the best neighborhoods In Virginia
west of Richmond See us for In
formation of these bargains.
DON'T FORGET TO ASK FOR »>1 K
free illustrated catalogue, containing
BOO farm bargains CASSKIe\lAN A
CO. Headquarters for farms. No.
North Eighth street
FOR SALK—ST. JAMES CTREE 1'
near Clay; three frame dwellings
renting for IS*# per annum These
nre splendid renters, and can he
bought at an extremely low figure, as
the owner Is anxious to sel':.
RKiR RHTATR
\\ K iiam: ANY AMOt KT OF MONET
tt. loan in real estate Negotiated
•julcktv anil at reasonable i harts’ .'
HFT/.RER. Roll Estate. Rentals
l<n»n«, 1013 Fast Malt street Rhone
Afadlson 312.°
[ HAVE V NICK :■> FOOT 1/ >T "N
t’olotitat avenue 1 v. FI sell a* a IM;
rtrtee a* I need the mono;- worth $7 ut
hut 1 wilt s, ii for *eoe_f«a» ea«t,.
balance ft* jer month: a chance for
some one to liuy a gnou lot on eS'
payments. Address 1'. A R< i A f \. Atf
Virginian
Ri M iK 1IRAN NEW SKYKN H"".M
house, hath. rang.. house wired for
electricity and piped for gas. lot SO*
t 2 * feet $350 cash, balance f20.c*i
tier month takes it Rocated In Falr
motint. one him'a ear a’ school.
SEVEN ROOM tlolSf:. STAHRK IN
reat. cement ’arc. north Twent
fifth street. 1000 block Terms $3*«
.ash, balance 1*0.00 j»er month, start
new vmr right t»y bu> lnp a home,
see Not >N A NT'FA N HEARTY CoRP..
No. 2» North. Klsrhth A reel Madison
Mo
IF VoF HAVE ANY RUTS IN Till:
West Kn.l for «ab or surhurban prop
erty list is me s I'll us at onee; also
any farm property , we have a cus
tomer for von now AMOS A: POIN
IiKNTF.R, '110 V. Main street.
$250 \\ iu. U Rt HASH H RAFT I Ft"!,
lot. Fifth avenue Chestnut HtH. <>r
will trade for small house W 1".
Ff ’ RCF.1JL JR. t'o. ICO North Eighth
street.
1300 FUR HHMKABRI: coIlSEi: I.UT.
Third avenue. Chestnut lilll v‘tnnll
cash ia> ment : balance monthly. If
■1. sired. At' K. I I RCERR, .111 Co.
100 North Ktghth street
tsi.'iVT’Sii eoi.t Miu. rrib iiAcK
handsome lot. Stuait avenue near
Robinson street . car line reasonable
terms AV. F. fMRCKRR Jit. <’U.
100 North Flghth street
t'Sl'ui rKR~FOOT All RR }'\ lit'll ASK
one of the best lots on Hanover ave
nue: 1*S # deep, small cash payment
See us at once about this AN. K.
. rent KK!< JR ft*, too North Kl(?luh
street.
11.70c WM.R~lrrR‘ MASK TWO r>K
alr.aMe houses, renting for 31.'."0 per
month, small .ash payment. W F.
ITRCKKR, JR. Cii, 10c North F.lghth
street
FuK SARK. NOKTHSIDE ROTS MB At
l 'U f’.'YIilJ, .tviwusus'rt * • • * *
tlftil lots Virginia avenue and corth
side avenue: aranc.lkhte sidewalks;
shade trees and other Improvements:
only twelve minute* by Highland
Park <ar to Seventh and Ftroad
strOeta. prices from 1100 a lot up:
small cash payment. See AY. 13.
Pt'KCKRR JR.. CO.. 100 North Eighth
.. ..
Special Notice.
WE OVERHAUL STEAM STKTEHNS
and make them work where they
haven't worked before. VA. PLXMtS
ma. heating co
WANTED THE PAHTV HoLDINli
I'liuuan 1«70 to call at our store for
don r. w.»ah»bt *cp.
Real Estate Wanted
WANTED—TO RUT FA11MS. 8 ACRES
and jnore; atato lowest price and full
descriptions, distance front nearest
town, railroad depot, also Main road.
Address r. ■)■ Richmond, Virginian.
Shoe Re;
7MJ. HALF SOLS
dies “
•r;
T»
mJlSOL
epalriag.
■owyAAWwv
MEN'S SHU
___ SHOES; LA
iea «0c; child rea'a Me And up: ev
ry pair sewed. DREW'S BLEc
R1C SHOE FACTORY, 7IS E. Mam
PhoBeilonroelMT.
Real Estate For Rent
23 SOUTH MAItniHoN STREET: Con
ner house of * rooms: In soon condi
tion: rental only 112.50. It I,ANTON
A CO.
Personals.
WE HANDLE DIFFICULT PKOH
loms In plumbing and steam or hot
water heating, sanitary plumbing,
sorvlcable heating. VA. PLUMBINu,
HBAT1NQ CO._
COTTON DECLINE
IS SOON CHECKED
i XEW YORK. Dec. 18.—At the
I opening cotton waa easy at 9 to 18
| point* lower, following disappointing
: Liverpool cables, whlcn ehowed heavy
! unloading on that market. There was
[some good bujlng at I he'-outset here.
1 however, and the decline waa soon
checked. Uptown sentiment seemed
to he supporting the list on the idea
Rooms for Rent.
LIST YOUK FARMS AND CITY PROP- I
•rty with TAWOR REALTY CORPOK
atton. 412 E. Marshall St., and eet
Jiulck returns, _ ,
FOR RENT—FFRNISHED FRONT
room, with heat: In private family
’»» of phone Madlaon 201*4-J.
- MCE ROOM FOR R ENT"*AT "30$"W EST
i Ofave street.
FCRNIS/Ted" ROOM'S FOR KENT,
with board: also table board: stood I
table, (rood service. 201 East FranK
Jln street.
I HEATED ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR.
opening Into bat! Apply 150* Park
j _ avenue. I
! THREE UNFURNISHED ROoMH Ft '*(
rent: bath, convenient terms, $7.50
Js00_West Can
NIt'E. brioiFt “room. fvknihiieTf
' of unfurnished, with or without
■ hoard. Apply 410 N. N'lnlh street.
' >N E < .1R f WO DA I :< :>7 ATTRAtT IVK
ecnnectliiK rooms, furnished or un- ,
furnished Second and l'ranklin.
• Phone Madison *>241-1
Ft'RNTsHEi* ROOM?" Hot A VI' COLD I
bath, use of telephone, centrally lo- j
_ rated. $08 North Fifth Mre."
•FOR RENT * '< IMPORT ARI.Y FFR
nlahed rooms. light housekeeping if
desired. 11! Kao day,
402 "east" Ma7n~ST ”NB1V1,V FFK
ttished front rooms, use of phone: i
transient,
FOR RENT. FVKNIftHWD ROOM':
steam heat.. Apply 910 West Main st.
«ir EAST CtiA Y WEI,I. FURNISHED
rooms; large. small modern conveni
ences
■ WANTED" TO RENT FIVE R< X'MS •
a flat, with all modern conveniences,
facing Libby Hill Park Apply 17
North Twenty - nlnt h street.
! TWO- NICELY FURNISHED "SECOND
floor front rooms, for light house- ,
I Jteeplng 201 East Alain street
FRONT AND OTHKRROOMS NEWLY
I furnished, with all convenience*;
lust location. near to business,
hoard can be had. Apply 15 South,
I Fifth street |
WHEN IN THE CITY ST* IP AT 15 '
Eolith Fifth P/Verything th*» h«*sr
NI' E ROOMS FOR RKNtT N" ~■
North Sixth : newly furnished, nil
conveniences no better location.
ONE CUBAN. bAWIK, JUCBLY FFE
tdjhed front room, with or without
hard private Herman family. r>"
< hildren. new house; modern conve
nience*. .., West Clay street.
FI UN 1SI1 ED FRONT ROOM. MI I 11
alcove conveniences: gentlemen pr* -
f-rrc-1 fall Tuesday 15 South Feat
FOR RENT, "one FI RMSHEfi Rohe
modern convenient e«. I hoc,*' Madi
son 475-J* or c«:t No 1224 W. Main
str- et.
TWO LARGE • '« 'XNKCTINO FRONT
rooms, new ly papered. hath, tas.
etc Apply 17 S. Pine street
FOR RENT. MEN "NEY. A~OouD Idf
t le Third story flat, three rooms
location; terms right to right
party Address P. o. Ron ♦"!.
Foil a nice W a rm room and" i n"
• cellent int-ala. go to 70* East Frank
j Jin street ,
i FURNISHED ROOMS nice" heAT
ed. furnished rooms, private family ,
m-n only 5*17 N. Sixth street.
FURNISHED KOI 'MS Ft >R RENT",
j with heard, also table board. 2,05 E.
that it wa* a good purchase on every
• reaction
Cotton price*: December. 14.65ti
6?: January, 14.734T7S: March, 15.0U
e#6; May. 15.:: (MS: July, 15.19 -g?
2"; August, 14.S«4f XT; October 17.41
, <} r,f>.
iiiMtui* dewy rvr>r.ciHKi»
mherf He mil/ mu:
Bishop Collins Denny. who lias been
visiting Ins daughter, Mr*. J. IV. Dtx
• •ii, at lb** Methodist Institute, has
been considering the question of his
future location. Previous to his elec
tion to th“ bishopric he was profes
sor at <he Vanderbilt I'niversity and
is still lit ing In Nashville. Owing to
th< fart that he was a member of the
Baltimore Conference and his minis
try was tnrgely In Virginia and Mary
land. his thoughts have naturally
turned toward these two States in
considering the place for his future
I residence.
He has visited Baltimore amt
! Washington and Kit hmond, and left
Monday morning for Koanoke an<1
: Salem, both of which places desire
him to locate in their midst, he hav- i
ing been a pastor in both plants some
t years ago. Bishop Denny stated to a i
representative of the Virginian that
he had arrived at no decision in the
matter, that there were weighty rea
( sons for Baltimore. Washington and 1
! Richmond, all being Important oen
I tors. Bishop Wilson is living in T4al
ttmore at present. The M. E. church,
| South, lias had great development In
j Washington in recent year, and being
the capital of the country, there are
I perhaps more reasons in favor of
; that locatiijn than any other.
Bishop Denny greatly appreciates
j th< desire manifested for him to lo
cate in Richmond, and will give th.
matter \/<ry careful consideration.
UH IHA DEMOCRATS WILE
DIMTSS tO.WEMION IDEA
V mans-meeting of Louisa Demo*
i erats will be held Tuesday to consider ]
the question of holding a State con
! vrntlon for the purpose of formulat
ing a new party platform. In the
communication published in connec
I tlon with the call attention is called
■ to the importance of a legalised prt
I mnry. and it is urged that the con
j ventlon formulate a mandate for the
passage of an adequate law at the
next regular session of the ldegisla
! lure.
Officers of Fredericksburg Council.
; (Special to The Richmond Virginian, l
KREDERH'KSHI KG, VA.. Dec. IS.
—Fredericksburg I'ouncll, No. 41«.
Royal Arcanum, has elected the fol
lowing officers: Regent. T. H. Har-1
I ri»7 vice-regent, K. C. N'inde; orator,
: J. W. Thomas; secretary, George T. i
Downing: collector, Captain W. F.
, Cootos; treasurer, J. F. Brown; chap
i lain, O. J. Owens: guide. R. E. Hotel;
j warden. J. O.. Brummett; sentry. R.
' E. Rode. Delegate to Grand Lodge.1
* ('a plain W. K. Cootes.
roB sALii |
| A FOR SALK IN * THE RICHMOND
Virginian want ade . trill bring you a
i buyer.
k
I
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H.BBELK
“PEillCIOUSir XllllE
. i ———
HENCE Kf< svm;il» OTOClAl
\
DECAPITATION AT HANDS OF |
WASHINGTON AUTHORI
TIES.
HARRISONBURG. V.V.. Dec. 1 ••—
Charles M. Iteegel has been removed ;
from his office as postmaster of Har
risonburg and the name of Wllmer 1..
Dechert, a widely known Insurance
man and a wealthy eltisen of the town,
is already before the authorities in
Washington as his ruocessor. It is
regarded ad an assured fart that Mr. I
Herbert will he the next, post sstei.
It Is reported thut Randolph llene
berger will succeed T’aul Dutfow as
assistant postmaster.
Tilts appears to he ,.ne o the Inevi
table result* of the pnlttleal revolution
which has taken place in the Seventh
Congressional dlstriet during the last
three months, and especially the out
come of the frequent Investigation i
Into the conduct of I’ostmastef Kee
*el. who has been constantly under
lire for several > -are tinder the charge
of pernicious political activity. Dur
ing the recent campaign for Congress
in this district a number of postof
lice inspectors were hovering over va
rious portions of the district, ami now
it Is said that Kecjf.l S head is not the
only one to com- ..fY Many changes.
It is reported, will be made through
out the ten counties of the district.
As Kecael was the aetive leader of
his faction, backed by the national
adminlscant. Jt appears now that the
John Paul faction, hacked by the na
tional administration. Is getting into
the saddle after a tiresome wait of
fourteen years.
GIG BITCH OF
IIOMIMTIOHS
Washington, d. c„ Dec. i- —
Presid- nt Tnft to-day nominated :
Maxwell Flak'’, .f Missouri, to lw*
consul general at Tangier, Morocco.
To be consuls: William W. Handley,
of Not York, at Naples, Italy: I'nrl
Hailey Hurst, of th*- District of Co
lumbia. at Hyon, France: Hen j, Kcena,
of Micuignn, nt Florence, Italy: Ma
rion Hatcher, of Georgia. at Chihuahua.
Mexico; Hunter Sharp, of North Caro
lina, at Belfast. Ireland: Bdxvard D
Winslow, of Illinois, nt Jlauef), Her-,
many.
To be collector of internal revenue:
For the district of < tklahnma, George
L Knott, of Oklahoma.
To be receivers of public moneys:
| Vivian IJones California, at lnde
i pendeuee. Cal.: Shields Warren, of
Florida, at Gainesville, Fla.
To be register of land offlri at
I Gainesville, Fla . Henry F. <•hub's of
Florid
To Be Postmastsrs.
Connecticut—S Ford seelej, Wash-,
ington depot.
IHiito.t—Adolpi Fehrmann. Pekin.
Iowa—Robert n. Oldhant, Green
field: Harry P Clinton, Russell; E. n.
| Newton, Anita, John C. Foster, He
drick.
Kane.-s—W. I' ( asey, Atchison;
James M. HalF-tt, National Mllitary
IF mi . Mary C, Dykes. Hebanon.
Mrsrt-chusettS — Godfrey Knight,
A -. o'.. F rank <\ Barrvtva, New Bed
ford.
Alfto.Tgsn—Everett N. Clark, Wyan
! dotte.
Minnesota- Daniel A. Malloj, Wal
i nut Grove.
Missouri—James H. Hay, Holden.
Montana-—Max Jacobs, Fiat Helena.
Nebraska—FTfank A. Prucha. Hov
i ell.
New York lamtiel L. Rile;.. Broiix
i vllle.
Ohio — H. F. Orr. Medina; Charles A.
Moodey, Pain- svllle; John A. larwrie,
| Seville
Oregon—-William R. Olds. Grass Y«l
; ley,
Pennsylvania—Halite ,\l. MeNitt,
’ Mifflin
Rhod Island—Albert. C. Handers,
Newport.
South Dakota—Henry Heintg, Klk
1 toft.
Vintt ta -Frank Stearns. Glen Alien:
Howard T. Jenkins, East Radford: C
O. M 'legend - r, Salem.
Washitigtott-—Alegnnder Jolley. El
' ma; Walter Fl. Craruntattc. Aberdeen.
! Vi'yi tnltig William Rogers, Green
! River.
Favorabls Reports Made.
i Rep-.-rte in favor of the confirmation
"f the following nominations were d< -
i elded upon 1o flu- ftenati committee
‘on judiciary to-day .
Fred rick W. Hehiuann. of St Houis.
to be scdl< ltor-lfeneral o' th< United
States.
J. R. < Uirk- . Jr., of Ft.ih. solicitor
; for the State Department
W. T. Thompaon. Nebraska, solicitor
! for the treasury.
The following Fnlted States district
attorn e. s:
Fl. Fl. Randolph, weston district of
Houisiaua.
I F. C Wetmore, western district of
! Michigan.
Alexander Dunnett. Vermont.
I Oscar Cain, eastern district of
Washtrfton.
i B. H. Rodey, of New Mexico, Nome
division of Aleska.
F\ E. Hinkle;-, of California, to be
i distr'et attorney t'nited States court
j for Ch'ra.
A. J. Martin, tnarahal of the western
district of Missouri.
Hen Irgotif, marshal for Hie west
ern district of Isoulalatia.
Fultort News
News items may be left at NH
•en's Furniture Store, or pliOuetl
to Madison 474t.
Mr. P, J, Kruse, of t'hlcagu is visiting
his aunt. Mrs. Nelsen, of Williamsburg
arenue.
Mrs. Lewis Hansen Is visiting reia
j fives in Portsmouth.
Kreetlas Holler Mill.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian 1
fjLAMSVILLK, VA„ Dec. 12.—Mr, I.
C. Dehart is putting In n large roller
mill plant at his home, seven mlios
northwest of this village
Entertain* Brother Pastors.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
FKEDERlCKBBUHO, VA., Doc. 15.
—Rev. J. H. Jacobs entertained the
ministers of Fredericksburg at supper
at the Methodist pared nag > Friday
■light. The bountiful repast wa* fully
I enjoyed by all and a pleasant social
! evening was spent. Those present
j were. Rev. J. H. lienderlite, of th*
, Preabytdrlan church; Rev. It. A. WII
; Hams, of the Baptist ohurch; Rev. H.
J. McBryde. of St. George's Episcopal;
Rav. H. H. Barber, or Trinltv, and
the Most R«v. Jacob*, of the Meth
! odist. •«
i'tefljs J. Bellamy Dies.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Dec. 12 —
Charles J. Bellamy, owner and editor cf
the Dally News, died eerly to-day of
height's disease. He was a brother of
Edward Bellamy, author of Looking
Backward." . ■
SOE AMID
FOR URGE SUM
ff.tershihg «b\ bei) tx v
(IDE1T DEBAM) *1«.0«0 MIOM
\TLAXTH COAST LINK.
PLAINTIFF’S ALLEGATION;
FI'BERU OF TBADDEtS GRIFFIX
Ori t BRED TO-DAV—RICHMOND
STORK TO OPEN BK AM'tl—BFA .
Oil. STRIIITIXU PI.K \SF.s.
1 Special to The Richmond Virginian.) [
T’KTKn.am’r.O, VA.. 1>«se. 12. - Two |
damage suits aggregating IJfl.OOO were j
tiled Saturday with the Clerk of the |
Cuiirts llnliprt tlllltatrt against the <
Atlantic- Const Idne Kailway Com
pany. These arc ttv- result of an
nc-rpl. nt which occurred Deeember IT,
ino:*, at the Intersection of phoenix
and Diver sfaets. In Petersburg:. In ^
whtc-h a furniture van was demolished
anci two men, W. AV. I'petuifch and j
Clifton K Hlndoek. the plaintiffs, wore
Injured. They claim that In convey
ing a lot of furniture to the Phillips
lino on that date, while crossing Phoe
nix street, a freight train with loco- ;
motive attached backed across the
street, striking the wagon and hurl
ing the occupants to the ground. Mr.
Cpchtirch alleges thnt hts back and
left shoulder were badly sprained and
his loft arm badlv injured. Knr these ,
injuries he asks 110,000 damages, j
Hladock claims that in toeing forced to j
.lump he was badly shaken up and ,
his right ankle was sprained and In :
; consequence is asking damages.
The case Is read' for trial at the
January term of the courts, and Mr
; William K. MoKennev is attorney for j
: the plaintiff*, while Air. William B. i
Mcllwalne is attorney for the defend
ant companj
Oppow <)|ienlnii Aliev.
Considerable opposition t-• the a lie' .
P> Ice made in the tear of Sj cam ore
.street and between that street one!
u'nion is expressed by property own-:
era
This alley is deemed nn essary In
case cef (ire. and the Council approves
its construction, and Engineer Mudd
is now making plans for its construe- '
tlon. Propertj owners on ITion street i
are consulting legal authorities in cq>- 1
position to the proposed allej.
To Construct Drinking Fountains.
Drinking fountains are to he con
structed in the public schools of the
••it.v after the first of the year. in- !
dividual drinking cups as iu>« used :
are considered Inadequate and im
proper. the children losing their cups
;1#nd borrowing from others. The
fountain svstem is generally approved
.by all Interested in the schools.
Teachers Hoad Rejiorts.
At the teachers' meeting Friday
I afternoon reports were read from
• those who had attended the conven
I tlon recently held (n illchmond. those
reporting were Miss Carey Meyers for
I the high school and for the primary
school.'- Mias Ethel Pilcher At Frt
- day's meeting Superintendent Jones
• continued his lecture on How to
Teach.'
nintral or Mr. (•riffln.
The funeral of Thgddeus Griffin
"•ho was accidentally shot Thursday
in Mecklenbfhrg county while hunt
ing. ant] who died as a result t*f hi*
injuries Saturday morning. "’«? held
at the Washington-Street Methodist
t’hurcli Monday morning at 11 o'flock
services being conducted by Dr. George
E. Hooker The young man resided on
Sycamore street In I’etershurg and
iva,« tveil knots n and had a largo circle
of friends. Mr Griffin teas about
; seventeen. years of age.
Newsy Votes About Town.
\ Richmond department store will
j erect a branch store on Sycamore
street, and negotiations are no tv pend
ing looking to it« construction. It
"ill be built in the burnt district, and
'fill probably be built by Petersburg
capita! but-w ill be leased by the Rloh
rnond firm.
The High School Girls’ Diterary Club
had a very inter-sting meeting Satur
day afternoon and an excellent pro
gram was rendered consisting of read
ings and music. Miss Mary Moylan
Hanks presided.
The mother s club of the Peal-od.v
school f--r colored pupils has collected
Ml*, which is to he expended in im
P'-rving the appearance of the school
by pictures, rugs and plants This
club ha-s fof its purpose the improve
ment of sanitary conditions among the
colored - hlldren -f Petersburg.
Rev. t'harles R. Stribling preached
his llrst sermon as pastor of Tahb
Street Presbyterian church Sunday to
large congregation*. His congrega
tion expresses themselves- as being
much pleased with their new minister
Virginia Weddings
Pennington—< Urey.
. (Special.to The Richmond Virginian )
HEATHSVIEEE, VA.. I>e\ 12.—In
i citations have been issued to the mar
riage of Miss Sara Louise Carey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Jett Carey, of Hague. Westmoreland
county, to Mr. Edward Moody Pen
nington. of the same county. The
ceremony will take place at Cople
chapel. Hague. Va., Thursday morn
ing. December 15. After December
25 the couple will reside at “Wood
burtie." In Westmoreland county .
I -
Hinson—Hayden
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.!
HEATHS VI LEE, VA., Dec. 1!*.
i Miss Annie Hayden and Mr. Carev
Hinson, of Richmond county, were
married at Oakland M. F. church on
Wednesday evening. Rev. Starke Jett
officiated.
Tyson—Scott.
'■ (Special to The Richmond Virginian.>
CAPE CHARLES. VA.. I>ec. 12.—
: The marriage of George T. Tyson and
Miss Lula Lee Scott took place Wed
nesday afternoon in Holmes PreSby
. terian church. The interesting event
' was witnessed by a large number of
friends and relatives. The Rev. W.
C. Flournoy performed the ceremony.
, Mr. and Mrs. Tyson left on the after
1 noon steamer for a tour north. They
1 will reside at Cherlton, Va.
I la in ey—Dunn.
| CREWE. VA., Dec. 12.—' Rlcndon,’
the home of Mrs. Mary J. Dunn, at
I Nottoway Courthouse, was the scene
! of a pretty wedding oti Wednesday af
[ tsrnoon. when her daughter. Miss
| Georgian* Dunn, was married to Dr.
! George A. Hanvey, veterinarian of the
Stub United States Cavalry, stationed
at Dee Moines, la.
| ----
Issue for Convention.
For the purpose of reading pa
per# before the American Surgical
and Gynaecological cojjvsntlon, which
, meets in Nashville this week. Dr. Rob
1 ert C. Bryan. Dr. • Stuart McGuire and
Dr. J. S. Shelton left Sunday night
ftff the •ITenneHee capital.
The Nowlan Compel
LEADING JE'
921 Em( Mih StrMlt
Are headquarters far Elegant
Watches, Jewelry, Starling Silver,
quality it considered, their prices are the
All correspondence given careful attenti
Goods sent on approval. Express proper
WuuaclM War* I (ran «4 AlTirttMaMM
I. W. Craar'a Mara, 1 Ma Rail slrse*.
!
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
OF liAPT. A. C. GRIMES
Th,- funeral of Captain Alec 0
Orimes wan conducted from the He
eatMr-S'raet Methodist c.lurch Sunday
afternoon at .1 o'clock, and the Inter I
ment nny made in Maurv cemetery.
A large number of friends and rela
tives followed th<' body to its Htlai
resting place
The funeral service* were perform ,
mI by the Rev Wcsiiey l>lxon in con
junction with the Rev. (’. T. Forres-I
ter.
The active pall-bearers were. J. C.
Hlake. ft. R. Hague. H. P. Hancock
T. R Morton. I! H. Roving, 8. 8.
i Wright. A. H. Wilkinson atid W. E.
I Rowlett.
Those asked to act as honorary pall- 1
i bearers wer • W J Rrooks. .1. O.
[Mode. W. Harris, Captain Merman J
Moseley. | ir SV. .1. Craig. I >r T. 1‘.
j Jones and I >r J W. Rroadnfi.x.
JI'STll i : M X PRICE HAS
FI LI. MOfiDXl IHM'Kirr
Justice Maurice had hiR hands full
when he arrived at the police court,
part two, Monday morning, trying to.
rtratghten out the path* of several
parties w hose feet had wandered front
the trnil during the day of rest. The
.docket was headed by Afar- <'. Yutes, ,
th- "C" meaning colored, who was
charged with lifting a stove from the
| Southern Furniture Company'* store
Mary was searched, but f 9 the stove
! could not be found on her person, the
- case w as dismissed.
Peter Scott, colored, g"t rough on
! s street corner and w as pulled. The
justice looked at him and ttaid, "Tj;n
dollars and cost* " Peter faded.
Charles White and Mat Jones, both
boasting negro parentage, became in
censed at each other on the corner of
Eighth and Hull streets and Charles
I Algenon "bus him over the haid."
The Justfc asked for $2.50 and costs
[from both parties.
: SFK VICKS OF INTEREST
l\ SOITHSIOE CHtfiCHES
Th.c pulpit of the I >ecat rt-Street
Methodist Episcopal church was
filled Sundai morning bv \V A.
Christian, presiding elder of the Rich
mond district. At night. th- Rev.
’ J. W. McAlister. secretary of th- Anti- j
^Saloon league. presided.
Rev. w. tBurch spoke Sunday
morning in the Asbury Metfiodlst
church on the subject "Itip Work of a
Live Church. 1 and in th evening he
gave the first of a s-*ries of lectures
I on the office., of Christ.
The oongr* gation of the Stockton
Street church worshipped Sunday in ,
the Odd Fellows' Hall, the pastor. Rev.
,1. T. Haby. conducting both services.
The Ret. .1. \V. McAllint»r. secre
tary of the Anti-Saloon I.eague. spoke
Sunday morning in th.’ t'entral Meth-j
odist church, and tin pulpit was filled
at night by W. V Christian, D. L>., |
presiding cider of the Richmond dis- !
trlct.
Th: scrvi.es i,f tin Oak tlrdte
.hurt'll w re conducted by the pastor i
Rev. 1>. «!. lauicatster, who spoke "tt
the subject, 'The Retiner." tn the
morning ami “Carelessness" was his
theme at night.
The Oowardin Avenue Christian '
i church: Worship was conducted on
j Sunday by the pastor. Rev. F. IV.
' Long. Th. Subject of his morning
J i'l>. • ttrso war “Th • Pharisee and the
Publican.' and at night he spoke on
j ''Hod s < 'all to Adam "
I'r. t. it. it«> spoke in th. Raiu
hridge Street Baptist church Sunday
night on tin subject oi his recent trip,
i through Argentina mid RrajtiI.
STtK KTOV street bazaar
OPENS MOSl»A\ Mt.irr
The iadii -■ of the Stockton Street ,
Baptist church will open Monday the
j tirst night of th. ir hazurtr in the Ma
■ sonic Temple, and the program pro- •
; vid-d is an interesting one. The ba- j
xaar will in continued through ever.' j
j night of this week with a grand wind
i up Saturday night. The program for
each evening will be different, with
j th ■ hail lined with booths aud fair
| vendors.
i The stewards' meeting and the first
! quarterly conference of the Central
Methodist church will be held In the
church Monday night at ft o'clock.
Personal Notre.
Mr P. H. Roving. Who hug been (
sick nt th ' home of his brother. J. H.
Loving. of Swanshoro, hag returned
to his studies si Richmond College.
Mrs. J- H. J. Holton. of Itock.' ,
Mount, is the guest of Mrs \Y. H.
’ Bolton at their home. 1209 Hull street.
| Mr. \V. .1. Carter has returned from
j a business trip to Xew York.
Mrs Martha Weymaek ts reported {
to he critically 111 .it h r home. 106
Cast Eleventh street.
Pan Capon’s horse g.t away from
him thi ether da\ and went for a
stroll through the streets. His for- ,
; cite cost his master $1 on the charge j
i of violation of the city ordinance.
1 The police are on the lookout for ;
| one James Park*, whose company is :
! earnestly desired at a pink tea to he
held in the basement of the City Hall, j
| Hat anybody here seen Jimmy?
FOI H MEN ASPIRE
I TO VACANT Jl lMiESHIT
Announcement of the succeaaor to
! Judge John K. Maaon, of Frederick**
; burg, who died last yeekj_.wllLj>rotw
' r
ably b<> made by Governor .
nesday.
A deification favoring th®
rn-nt of Former County Jt "
cure, of Carollno county, w®
the chief executive Monday.
Judge Moncure, the Governor!
fore him the name* of W. 1S>
of Caroline: George Haw, of
and R. H. I* Chichester, of
icksburg.
The Governor ha* riven non® <
delegation# or writers any indl
ns to whom he will name.
GIVEN JAlIi SENTENCES
AMI HEAVILY
Tiiman Thompson and Mr.
Walker, who have been living f
several week?, were Monday
sentenced to jail for six moot
and lined *&0 by Justice Crutch*
Police Court.
Thompson has a wife, whoa®
is on Heverlv streets. Mr*,
has a husband in Lynchburg.^
have been living a# Mr. and
H. Walker, but when a Treated
day night by Detective* Kcllum .
Atkinson both admitted tfU4t
With them was Mrs. Walkw’*
girl, who is just three years old
has another daughter about 91<
old In l.vnchburg.
The police were requested to
the couple by one of the ^
county constables. It appear® l
bad been through a f
ceremony, the ritual » c‘°
by a man named Y^e®
burg. This man rf , .
suicide, flrr* wrltinW 0/"*tt fa
he set forth his etref'.g
them the performai e o'f
marriage ceremony. ,
Shot From Ambush.
NORFOLK. V'A.. Dee. 1*
known assassin In ambush
instantly kilted William
ored. Saturday night while
to his home at Huttonavll'
miles from Portsmouth, ac<
by his wife. No clue to the
or cause for the crime has
tairigd. _
Eleven yean making title 1
;tV. Office, 603 East Maid
rPhone Monroe 30T4.
Jo burn should be cut I
body clear of knots
sap Is down. I have it ffltj
pine and slab. Try dM
man.
Madison 1<
R. A. ROHI
LAWYI
TITLE EXAM!
HELP.
IK TOU DESIRB, A ST|
typewriter, or help ox a
^nt^RtrOjmoj^VJSSlalSS
REAL ESTATE.
Why Patronize
Concern Who
“Who But Ui
i If von do it, it will in the add ‘
We my OVERLOOK THE I
which at this writing is
and make a selection th«
! who wishes to DO FOR YOU.
, choice should be US, we
square and honest service,
a motto. YOU will not be
i neither will WE. Yours to a
EDWARD S. ROSE <
Real Estate A|
tkme
No 11 North Elev
13% Invcstnw
Priee, 11,800. Annual
' Alwavs renter!. Sec us.
MeCLURE-DA’
TAYLOR CQ.P
104 North
iCOS
12% Invest
I'rice, S3.S00. Annual
Broad Street business
McCH'RE-DAVl...
TAYI.OR CO:J
104 North '
FOR RENT,
FlRstT FLAT,
1114Floyd
Four rooms and both,
once.
BROOKE *
10 North
FOR RENT,
942
Rent reduced.
BROOKE
,30 North

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