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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-17
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA,

Norfolk Nov. l6-The Lynnhaven and
Victoria hotels have been placed in the hands Of
receivers.
Norfolk. Nov 16.-While talking TO
friends Capt. Walter Barnes fifty five years old
stricken and fen dead.
Roanoke. Nov. 16-Mrs Elizabeth Har-
rington SO badly burned by an gxplodiug lamp
that her life Is despaired Of.
Blacksburg. Nov. 1.-THE Virginia Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College offers free tuition
to farmers for the winter course
Richmond. Nov. 16-Clovis W. Hill
collector for the southern Bell Telephone Company
committed suicide by shooting himself.
Richmond, Nov. 16.-Capt. J. z. Graves.
Of Petersburg. recently elected as comrnandant Of
the Lee Camp soldiers Home, has assumed hi,
duties.
Suffolk, Nov. 1.-THE union revival
services which have been conducted here for the
past week closed last night after having had 600
conversions to religion.
Roanoke. Nov. 16.-After drawing 5000
from bank and giving the money 10 hiS wife
Russell Howell disappeared and it is feared he has
made way with himself.
Norfolk, Nov. le.-For the death of ono
Of its employees. killed while handling an electric
wire, the Standard Oil Company has to pay Georre
W. Stapleton's administrator $500.
Suffolk. Nov. l6--Fire DESTROYED one of
the lumber plants owned by Augustus A. Holland
three miles from Holland Va The lumber in the
yard was saved The loss Is said to be $3.50
Norfolk. Nov. 16.-George Wade the
young mar Who murdered his SUPPLEMENTARY
James Daldick, formerly Of Antwerp \. Y. here
the second time in Circuit Court for Norfolk
County
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Chevy Chase Meets Defeat in the
Golf Match.
Contests Produce Some Fast PLAY.
Columbia Finally Winning
by II 10 ..

The return match or the team play he
tween tie Columbia and Chevy Chase
COLI C.Cbs took place on the links OF the
latter club yesterday. with the result thar
the Columbia men Won By Il tos
This victory ends the matches between
the clubs. Columbia having taken twenty
three matches 10 its opponents seventeen
incidentally. these matches served the
purpose Of promoting good feeling be-
tween the members Of the TWO local clubs
The Columbia men are most enthusiast.
over the-r clubs victory. as it means
the Wi-.ai@g OF a handsome cup which
was subscribed for by the members OF
the Two clubs.
This victory is the third shat Columbia
has gotten. the other Two being The match
last Saturday. TIE score OF which was
y 20 S. and the Hve-men team play for
the Middle Atlantic trophy in which the
score was up and p
Dr- Hardin has evidently regaireI his
olc-time form. his playing Yesterday
showing him 10 be a player Of urrslial
ability His score was SD e-o5 -r7f-s-
= Dalzell that the stopped III the th5r-
-eeltl hole His score az this hole WIS
TWO strokes above par His final score
stood up and g.
A good watcl was thar PLAYED Ha-v-aa-,
Engineer Commissigser J. j. Morrow s-rd
4. Parker. in which Commissioner Nor
row lost on his home hole.
A Brlt,o2 playing was good. having
taken his match from a.. b. Let bv Z
up and 3 His toraI strokes were ~. SIX
above par. The scores
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LABMASKS REFORMS
American Federation Wants
Postal Savings Banks.
SEEKS AID FOR employees
VIII Request Government to Pay Its
WOrl>men Six Months Wages when
men-OPpOses Federal Ownership,
and Takes n Few Hits at Taft.

Norfolk, Va, Nov. 16,-The American
Federation of Labor. almost without a
dissenting vote, put itself on record to-
day as favoring a system OF United
States government postal savings banks,
and unanimously adopted the appeal by
the Porto Rican delegates TO President
Roosevelt and Congress for reforms there
The Federation adopted resolutions pro-
viding that al persons employed in or
on government works, being disabled,
shah be paid fun wages for period not
exceeding six months. and in case Of
death, their heirs shall be paid for
similar period; calling for legalizing the
Saturday half holiday in July. August,
and September on al government works:
arging remedial legislation for seameu
IN American vessels; preventing imprison-
ment FOR peacabiy refusing to work with
nonunion men while in foreign waters.
and indorsing the Spight bill in Congress.
Declares Against Taft.
A resolution was presented declaring
war on Secretary Taft for the Presl-
dency, and calling him one Of the first
ana chiefest Of the Federal judges who
promulgated hat great crime against
The human and civil rights Of Americ,.n
worllmen Or segregating them from
other classes of their countrymen, sub
jecting them TO the odious government
by Injunction and denying them the
right Of trial by jury"
The Federation. 10y a vote Of ia to 50.
to-day refused 20 place itself on record
as favcring government ownership of
railways and mines, the question having
come up on "a resolution offered by Her
bert Champion. of the Amalgamated Car
penterS.
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NEWS OF CHERRYDAIE.
school Site Selected Gives General
Satisfaction.

CherryGaIe. Va. Nov 16-The Citizens
Association held its regular meeting last
Tuesday evening At the residence Of Clay
ton G. Donaldson. Ten new members
We're admitted and important business
was transacted. The next meeting Of the
Citizens Association viii be held on Tues
day. November 26 at p. m. at the
residence OF President Clayton c. Donald
son.
The CherrydaIe N. p Church building.
which IS under construction, is being rap
idly pushed 10 completion, and the people
expect TO worship i'm their new adihce by
the middle Of December
The purchase of seven building lots on
Dominion Heights has been contracted
for as most suitable place for the new
school house. 'and the selection seems to
give general satisfaction
Several new houses are being erected
I'm this vicinity. and new deals are under
way for others. This section is rapidly
forging ahead. and bids fair to be one of
the most prosperous around the National
Capital
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HOBQES HOLD CONVENTION
Sons of Rest Plan to Odopt Entirely
New System of Signs.
Residents Near Cumberland Alarmed
at Presence Of CRs,io, but Dele
gates Prove Orderly.

Cumberland. Md. Nov. l6.-Fifty dele
gates, representing the Brotherhood Of
American Hoboes, are camped tonight at
the foot OF the mountain below here They
are holding a convention by the light Of a
tremendous campfire
They seem 10 be We'll supplied with
funds and gave large orders for supplies,
mostly beer ard whisky to local dealers.
paying cash
Considerable CONSERVATION is being man
fest IN the community, as hOboeS continue
10 arrive I'm large numbers. The meeting
undoubtedly was planned and carefully
arranged.
II Is understood that IL is the purpose
of the Suns Of rest To adopt an entirely
new system OF signs by which 20 desig-
nate the nature OF the occupants OF resi-
denceS and make large additions 70 the
unfair list So far the hoboes have
been orderly,
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CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.
superintendent Badger At Head Of
Naval Academy Organization.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, Nov. 1.-the annual
meeting OF the Oficers' Club Naval
Academy. resulted in the election OF the
following officers for the year:
President ex-omcio. Capt. Charles J.
Badger. superintendent Of the Academy;
vice president. Commander William S.
Benson; treasurer, Lieut. Commander
fenry 6. Gates; secretary. Lieut.. Com
mandeT Howard II. Christy: board OF
directors-COmmande George r. Clark.
Lieut.. Commander W. II. c. Billiard;
Lieut.. Commander Joseph NJ. Reeves. all
of the navy. Mai. Ben Fuller, Marine
Corps; Lieut.. Leonard r. Sargent, and
Pay Inspector Thomas J. Cowie, Of the
navy.
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AID MONUMENT MOVEMENT.
United Daughters Iudorse Plan for
Coufed crate Shaft ut Arlington.

Special 60 The N5shirgtol Herald
Norfolk, Va, Nov l6.-The United
Daughters Of the Confederacy adopted a
resolution tonight. agreeing 10 raise
funds for the erection of the proposed
monument to the 20 Confederate dead in
Arlington Cemetery.
The daughters viii work in conJUnc-
ton with the committee representing the
Confederate organizations OF Washing
Ton now having the monument movement
under way Il is proposed TO raise 5000
Cor the monument
Not until after midnight did the daugh-
tiers elect officers. and the convention
finally adjourned 10 meet next year IN
Atlanta Mrs. Sarah Dabney Eggleston.
OF Mississippi, was elected honorary pres
iaert. and Mrs Sarah Branch Stone. OF
Texas, president general. Mrs. c. Poe, OF
Maryland, was elected second vice pres
iLent
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GIRL KILLS Her ASSAILANT
Frances Brown Shoots Suitor in
Protecting Honor.
Advances, Followed by Threats,
Nerves PIucky West Virginia
Miss TO Fatal Deed.

Special 10 Tie Washington Herald
Wheeling, w. We Nov. Ito defend
her honor. Frances Brown. twenty
year-old girl. of DeePUGter, W. Va. shot
and almost instantly killed her sutton,
James Howard. a railroad man
Howard went to her home intoxicated
and made improper proposals. She re-
monstrated with him. whereupon he pull
Ell a revolver from his pocket and threat
cned the girl. Miss Brown quickly
wrenched the pistol from the hands of
the enrdged man and sent bullet to his
heart. She fired twice more. both shots
passing through the head
Sine was arrested. but at the preliminary
hearing before justice she vas released.
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WOMAN'S MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
DueIiSt's bullets Riddle Bed on
which She Lay.

Special tu Tho Washington Herald.
WiikCsboro y. c., Nov. l6.-As a result
of feud. cngendered by William A. Fair
childs reporting on the Echard Illicit dis
uLlery. Grover Walker and two eonfed-
crates last night besieged the Fairchilds
home and engaged in a desperate pistol
duel with Farchild and his son Jesse.
Jesse Fairchild was shot I'm the hip and
arm. while Walker received an ugly
wound i'm the face Walkers two con-
fedcrates made their escape.
Every pane Of glass in the house was
shot out by the Jesperadoes and d bed
ON which Mrs. Walker, mOther-u-law Of
FairchiiD had taken refugee was riddled
with bullets The woman escaped in
jury.
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MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS,
Canton Lumber Company Case One
of Those Argued Yesterday.

Annapolis, Nov. l6.-The proceedings
in the Court Of Appeals to-day were as
follows:
No 70. The Canton Lumber COMPANY Of Balti.
more CITY b0dy corporate. William !. Lilcr
appealed from the Baltimore CITY Court WAS further
/ argued and concluded by AlouZo Miles for the al-
pellcc and Francis T. Homer for the appellant
No u. John ID. Watson William McHenry
assignee Of John ID. Watson. appealed from the
CiTcuit Court for Garrett County: was argued BIS
Charles g. Watson for the appellant and submitted
cn brief by the appellee.
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Youngest Ordained Minister WEEDS.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown. Nd, Nov. 16-Miss Emma
+. Flock daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Daw-
son Flock. Of Myersville. Nd. and Rev.
F. Berry Plummer. OF Shippensburg. Pa.
were married in Hagerstown this after
noon by Rev. 4. \. Station. pastor of st.
Pauls United Brethren Church. Rev. Mr..
Stations father married the brides par
ente fifty years ago to-day Rev Mr..
Plummer. VINO is a gradute Of Lebanon
Valley College, has the distinction Of be-
ing the Youngest ordained minister in
the United Brethren Church, being but
twenty years old
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CHECK IN BOYS NAME.
Clever Operator Victimizes West
Virginia Merchants and Escapes.

Special 90 The Washington Fenld
Charleston, ". Va, Nov. IG-For some
time merchants and tradesmen of this
city have been called upon to cash checks
bearing the signature of George Diugess.
Angel w. Va which have proved 10
be fOrgeries
An investigation by Post-office Inspector
Hill develops the fact that George Din
CESS is nine-year-Old boy, and he is
now under arrest. The boy denies all
knowledge Of the checks The name OF
Brook Hin Ford. 1905 Lewis street, was
also signed to several checks. and Ford
also denies all knowledge Of the checks.
More than $50 worth Of fraudulent pa
per has come to light and il is believed
that some person is engaged in floating
these checks and signing the names OF
Dingess and Ford to them.
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First Public Concert

The first public concert Of the Wash
ington Saengerbund will be held next
Sunday at the New National Theater
The attractions viii include Nine. Marie
zimmerman, Philadelphia soprano: Dan
lei Becdoe, New York tenor. assisted by
the Marine Band Orchestra. Because Of
the excellence Of the programme. It is
anticipated the attendance VIII be large
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VETERAN OF TWO WARS DIES.
Capt. Merritt Served in Mexican and
States Conflicts.

-Isg'al 90 The Washington Herald.
5tauuton. Va. Nov. 16-Capt Christie
pher &. Merritt "a veteran Of the Next
can ana civil wars died last evening at
MS home in Augusta County, IN his
cighty-ffth year. His wife two sons. and
three daughters survive him.
After the Mexican war he went West
in search of gold, going TO California.
Just before the outbreak of the civil
war he returned home. and when hostiH-
ties began joined the Twenty-hfth Viz
6ini2 Infantry. in which ae served
through the war.
Capt Merritt death leaves only two
survivors OF the Mexican war I'm Augusta
County-Samuel IT, Helms. OF SteeIe's
Tavern. and George Alexander. of ISIS
city.
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WHITEHEAD HARMLESS.
Torpedo Lost from Stockton Con-
tnins No Explosive.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, Nov. 1.-the naval au-
thorities to-day stated that there is no
danger TO shipping from the Whitehead
torpedo lost from the torpedo boat
Stockton near Spar buoy No. s, in An
napolis Roads, on Wednesday. as the in
strument contains no explosive charge.
Torpedoes are frequently lost from tor
pedo craft while at drills. as was the
one in the present instance.
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TRAIN DECAPITATES MAN.
sporty Edwards, Musician, Killed
at Newberry.

oUecl3I 20 IUt WasIngf0l Head.
Cumberland. Nd Nov l6-E- Edwards.
better known as Sporty" Edwards was
killed on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
III Newburg fast night He jumped from
"a freight train 10 an adjoining track, was
run down by "a helper. and his head cut
from his body.
Edwards is said To have had relatives in
Baltimore and Washington. Other than
this. nothing .s known OF him. He was a
splendid musician and a fluent talker.
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Attempt TO Wreck Train Failed.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Cumberland, Nd. Nov. l6.-An attempt
was made 10 wreck a passenger train on
Tie Grafton and Belington branch OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last night
by throwing a switch. The switch lock
was broken. The train ran out on the
siding and was brought TO a halt before
il could be grounded.
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Election Laws Are Family.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, Nov. 16-In an inter-
view Hon. r. f. Byrd, Of Winchester.
the next speaker Of the Virginia house
Of delegates. says that the Virginia cleo
ton laws are In a deplorable state. and
need revision. The constitution, as it
stands. Is faulty. and in the tangle up Of
the election laws suffrasists are not given
fair play
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Aged Virginia. PoIitic,.n Mt,

Special 10 The Washington Herald
winchester, Va, Nov. l6.-John Longer
beam, one Of the oldest residents of
Clarke County, died at his home near
Bluemont last night aged eighty-nine
years. Mr.. Longerbeam was for many
years political leader in his section. Sur
viving him are his widow. three sons. and
two daughters
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Married In RocLvIII.. Nh

Robert J. Hamilton and Miss Alice NJ.
Howard. of Floyd County, Va. went 70
Rockville Nd, from Washington at Z
o'clock last evening. procured a license
TO wed, and were married by Rev. S. r.
White, Of the Baptist church. They i'm
mediately returned to Washington.
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Delayed wedding Notice Appears.

Spccial TO The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Md. Nov. 16.-Miss Edna
Delamarter. daughter of ex-M Mayor Lewis
Delamarter. of Hagerstown, and Charles
". Hoover. of this city. were married at
Frederick. Md. October 6, although rela-
tives and friends Of the couple were kept
in absolute ignorance of the wedding un-
I'll this afternoon. when the announce
ment came as a big surnrise
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Pay MINERS s1oo.ooo In Gold.

Special 20 The Washington Heald
Bristol. Tenn. Nov. 1.-THE Virginia
coal and Coke Company, of this city.
to-day met its monthly pay roll with
100000 in gold. received yesterday from
New York banks. The company has here
toiore paid Off by checks. but to-day its
+'oy0 employees were surprised to receive
gold instead.
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Death of Civil War Veteran.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg, Va, Nov. l6-Kendrick
d. Herndon died to-day at the home OF
his son-in-law, r c. Perry, in this city.
aged siXty-nine years. He was a Con
federate veteran. His widow. three daugh-
tiers, and three sons. survive him.
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MANY RIDE TO HOUNDS.
Hunters, In Picturesque Dress, Run
Fox to Den.

Special Go The Washington Herald,
Leesburg. Va, Nov. 1.-THE Loudoun
Hunt Club. Testmoreland Davis. NJ F.
H: Dodd. huntsman; Glasscock. whip
were cast at Limestone, the best country
in Loudoun County for cross country
riding. to-day. The riders, all members
of the club. We're dressed in the regula-
ton pink
\ fox was sighted soon after the start
on Leesburg Point, the chase leading
over the turnpike for SIX miles. crossing
the Birch estate TO Selma, where the fox
was finally denned. The riding was good
The American hounds proved to be in
fine condition and training. The start
was viewed by an exceptionally large
field.
Among those riding 20 hounds were
Mrs. Westmoreland Davis. +. Is. White
\. NJ Chichester. John Castleman. W. Z.
NetzEer. Mr.. HiEginbotham. Mrs Hen
derson, Miss Swart and Miss Meskin.
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Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Md, Nov l6.-James 5
Lakin, who ran for Congress in the Sec
ond West Virginia district against Col
Thomas 3, Davis, shot an unknown man
in the leg while the latter was attempt
ing 10 rob the store OF Odutt & Lakin. at
Terra Alta. twelve miles west of Oak
land. last night The thief surrendered
and is now in jail at Kingwood.
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Pay 5000 Damages

The case Of Lewis Mundey. Of Hagers-
town, who sued the Cumberland Valley
Railroad for $1,000 damages for personal
injuries sustained by being caught be-
tween a car and coal chutes in the yard
in Hagerstown. has been compromised.
the railroad paying Mr.. Mundey $3.50.
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A NAPOLEON FIRST GUEST.
Fire Destroys Norfolk Building
Erected in 1886.

Special to The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va. Nov. l6-Fire tonight
partially destroyed the furniture house
of Wiilis-Smith-C Grail Company, entail
ing loss of ONer $4,000.
The building was erected in 1886, and
was known at that time as the National
Hotel one OF The largest IN the South
The first person TO register at the time
the hotel was built was Louis Napoleon
OF France.
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Ocenn Steamships.

New York Nov. l6-Auived: La Lorraine from
Havre November 3: St Paul. from Southampton
November g.
Arrived out: Bluecher, at Cherbourg; Lucania, at
Liverpool.
Sailed from foreign ports: Mauritania from Liy-
erpool; La Savoie. from Hsyre New York. from
Southampton.
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Judge w. II. Reid Dead.

Special 20 The Wsshinsto. Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Nov fudge Will
Jams Hogan Reid. lately Of Independence,
Va, formerly judge of a court in Tacoma.
Wash. died here to-day of paralysis He
formerly resided AT Statesville. y. C. He
was brother of Mrs. J. s Gleaves, of
Wytheville, Va.
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Denth of Morran Conner-

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, Nov. H-Morgan Con
ner. aged eighty years. is dead et his
home in Cedar Creek Valley, near here.
after lingering illness. Four sons and
two daughters survive him.
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TRAVELLING MAN MISSING.
Disappearance OF Lynchburg Hotel
Guest EnveIOped in Mystery.

OF Lynchburg HOteI
Guest developed in Mystery.
Spccia. to The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Nov. l6.-H. V. Smith,
a travelling man. VINO registered at the
Hotel Carroll from New York City. on
November Z has been missing for nearly
a week. His baggage was found intact
in his room on Tuesday. but the room
had not been used for three or four
nights.
The baggage indicates Smith halls from
Shelbyville, Tenn, and that he was in
Bristol. Tenn. on November 3 The mans
absence was discovered about the time
OF the suicide Of an unknown man In
the James River here Wednesday morn
ing.
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MY Orders

Lieut. Commando r. n. Caldwell. detached as
inspector 81: ordnance. Philadelphia. TO 3l.uau-
kec
Lieut. Commander e.. H.~BURRAGE. 20 navy yard
Washiurtca.
Lieut.. ,onmuuicr A. RUST detached navy yard.
Washington. % B-rgru % Egu.r llu--
Lieut. F. G.. =. PARKER detached rs ard IN staff
90 comU-u5g-Ir-clief Pacific fleet. On board
West Virginia 90 home.
Passed Asst suns T. H. NuCHEI.~ continue
navy recruiting station. Elu~s, CITY.
Asst SsTE Il J. SMITH. detached navy rec-1i-iu-
station. Omaha o. Missouri
Warrant tIlcl1iyr e. %. LTrrI EFIELD detached
inspection duty Massachusetts, district o. rara.
station tiUlu-EUlIlU
Warrant N1chiIls- T. T. FISK. 20 inspection duty
Massachusetts district. headquarters Boston.
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Declines to Repriere sInrer-

Richmond, Va, Nov. 16.-Gov. Swan
son viii not interfere in the case of John
ellison, of Madison County, who is TO
hang on November % for murder.
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ROUNDS FIFTY YEARS
+. f. DrOOp Started in Bust
ness Half Century Ago.
STORY OF AN ACTIVE CAREER

Musician and Music Lover, from a
SmHlI beginning Builds Up Large
ciated with HIm-Frfends Remem-
Der the Occasion with Gifts.
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Col g. E l. 2. Davis. Engineering
Corps. Stationed % Detroit. has been ordered b.
fore Tie retiring board. now il session 90 the
Washington Barr-ck- because De did not take tie
Prescribed hCrsehaca ride. DE Win appear Tuesday
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MOVEMENTS OF vESsELs-The following NJ.

nents Of vessels have been reported to the Blu
rcsU q NayigatiCn-
Arrived - November s. Rocket AZ Washinr-or
PadUcah AZ target grounds
Sailed-Novcnber l5- Albany from SaI.us Cruz.
Mexico. for La Uu@Ou- san Salg-Lar. pat9r-s1
from Gu1ntlramo Top target grounds a Cane
Cruz, Supply from Yokohama ter Guam "
braska from Breme-tou far San Francisco.