Andrew R. Rird, of the Second Presbyterian Church, officiating. Only relatives and a few close friends attended the ceremony.
TWO FOUND DEAD FROM GAS
South Carolina Sheriff and Prison Superintendent Meet Accidental Death.
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EDINBURGH, N. J., December 28. — John W. Davis, sheriff of Oconee County, S. C., and William C. Foster, superintendent of prisons of the same county, were found dead today from the effects of inhaling illuminating gas. The officials had come from Walhalla, S. C., to take back John Walk negro accused of murder in Madison, S. C. The police are convinced their deaths were accidental.
Committee Has Received $253.50 of Required Total of $5,000.
TO MEET AGAIN TO-MORROW
Plan Inaugurated by The Times Dispatch to Secure Jobs for Men Is Approved.
Plans for the unveiling of the First Virginia Infantry were discussed yesterday at a meeting of about thirty men of the committee appointed by Mayor George Ainslie to plan for the reception to the troops. The meeting was held in the Business Men's Hall, where the committee will again enter tomorrow to form a plan for the reception to the troops. The meeting was held in the Business Men's Hall, where the committee will again enter tomorrow to form a plan for the reception to the troops.  Consider the matter.
"Filling, for the solicitation of funds to cover the cost of the welcome have already started work. The general plan has been submitted in a manner of committees with two members each. These committees will undertake to raise $1 each. Letters have been sent to many prominent businessmen asking for contributions, while the newspapers of the city are cooperating in receiving contributions. It is proposed to raise $1,000 to cover the cost." 