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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
FELL 70 FEET AND LIVES.

Provo. May 2+-Spencer Woodward
Of Spanish Fork fell seventy feet
down shaft in the Dream mine, near
Salem. whore he was working, this
morning. II was expected by the men
In the mine that Woodward's dead
body would be found In the bottom OF
the shaft. but he was not dend. only
badly bruised, especially on tho back
OF his head. He was taken 10 his
home in Spanish Fork and Will re-
cover
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
AUTO ACCIDENT
IN PORTLAND, ORE.

Portland, Ore. May 25,-Tbree peo'
ple were seriously injured. one prob
ably fatally, early today when Unit
ed Railways Electric freight train
backing down Front street in this city
struck an automobile containing hve
persons, hurling them in all directions.
c Harry Cummings, tho chauffeur
and Thomas Case. manager OF a hotel
and his wife. were seriously hurt, Mrs.
Case perhaps fatally.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
MULE WITH A
GOLD NUGGET

San Bernardlno. Cal, May ga
pack mule In from the desert after
flve-months' prospecting trip develop
ed q limp. An examination OF the
mules hoof revealed n gold nugget.
estimated TO be worth $500. The mule
belongs to Clyde Durham and James
Desmond. prospectors. but they have
no Idea In what part of the desert
the gold was picked Up.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS
DROWNED IN THE CHANNEL

Cowes, Isle Of Wight. May "a
Twenty-Five persons were drowned as
a result OF a collision today between
the steamer Skcrryvorc and the Cor
man bark j. c. Vinnen In the English
channel
The Skerryvore sank. Only two OF
the crew OF the steamer were res
cued. one Of whom died short time
later.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

during the state convention of the pro-
hibltion party at Decatur recently met
here today to decide whether move
ment shall be launched to obtain O
vote at the November election under
tho public policy act on the state-wide
prohibition proposition To get the
question on the ballot a petition must
be circulated and l55,010 signatures
obtained.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
A kAYsvILLE WOMAN
HURT IN A RUNAWAY

Kaysvillc. May 24,-Mjss Mabel
Rushforth, aged "a years, ono of the
prominent young women OF this place.
was seriously injured In q runaway nc
cident about n milo east of here this
morning. and just now is In critical
condition as result OF injuries re"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
RIOTS IN IRELAND.

CORK. May 24.-Rioting was renew
ed here tonight by the rival National
ist factions a large number Of per
sons were injured. twenty Of them be-
ing sent TO the informaries. including
several policemen
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

dances last year, will have to pay
tho United States government the In
ternal revenue tax OF S25. II n decis-
lon OF the internal revenue authori-
ties at Weshingto on, received In Chi
cago yesterday. Is enforced.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

Boston. May 25.-Reports OF The of
ficers were read at the annual bust
ness meeting OF tho American unitari-
an association In fremont Temple TO-
day, the third day OF the s6th ami
yersary week of the association
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
VETERAN MOVED HIS
OWN BURIAL LOT

Battle Creek. Mich. Nav 25.-Wn.
Il Parmlee, aged 10. moved his own
burial lot in Oak Hill cemetery yes
tcrday Tho veteran. a former mer-
chant, was about to rake up the new
nlown grass when he fell. On Mem
orial day. for which he was prepar-
-lrg. his grave will be decorated. lilse
those for whose care he was providing.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
DENVER PIONEER DIES.

KANSAS CITY, May 24.-W. H. Fl.
Lorimer. 20 years old. who built the
first house In Denver on November l6.
1858, died early this morning.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
STATEWIDE PROHIBITION

Chicago, May 25.-The statewide
wide prohibition committee appointed
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

Chicago, May 25.-Three thousand
Chicago societies that sold liquor at
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
@ O o O O O G O G O O O O O c
MRS, ROOSEVELT
VISITS ALEXANDRA

London. May 2s.-Mrs. Theo-
dorc Roosevelt visited Buck
ingham palace today and had
long chat with Alexandra.
Queen Mother.
The call was at the sugges-
tion OF her majesty, who. when
she received Mr., Roosevelt yes
terday. expressed the hope
that she might see the former
presidents wife.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25

HUNGARIAN LITERATURE is
SENT TO THIS COUNTRY.
New York. May 25.-ThrouGh the
generosity OF the city OF Budapest.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-25
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SHIP is TO BE
$4,000 TONS

Liverpool. May 26-ft is re-
ported that the Cunard stoam-
ship company is contemplat
ing constructing tremendous
new steamship Of 10000 eross
tonnage, with speed of %
knots An hour. The Maure-
tauia. the big turbine OF the
same company, has a displacc-
ment OF $4,000 tons and speed
Of &c knots.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
OFFICERS CHOSEN BY
w. c. L. U. UNIONS

THE traffic is evil. and only evil"
said Mrs. Ropp. state organizer for
the w. G. T. u. In the Methodist
church here Wednesday night. Her
address was one OF tine strongest ever
heard in this place. and was listened
TO by large audience. Thursday the
county convention was in session. and
much business was transacted.
Reports from the various unions OF
the county were heard. and they
show all Of the unions 10 be In pros
porous conditions
The following officers were elected !.
President, Mrs. +. S. Moorman; re-
cording secretary. Mrs James Carson.
corresponding secretary, Mrs. w T..
ouid: treasurer. Miss Alma Abbott;
superintendents OF the various de-
partments are: Unfermented wine,
Mrs. Eallie Abbott; soldiers and
sailors. Mrs. j, Z. Leftwich: flower
mission. Mrs NJ N. Moorman; medal
contest, Mrs. w. l. Ould, purity. Mrs,
s. o. Fisher.
The session was we'll attended and
much enthusiasm was manifested.
These women are in earnest and
their work 10 goinE To tall IN the
oominz alsctionn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09

ried In fact Tennessee imposes lit
tie restriction II ts a marrying state
in the manner that New Jersey Is q
corporation State. The laws are Sim
ply favorable 20 the institution of mar
riage.
The people In this section have come
~ regard marriage much more light
~ fer at every train they can see
Marrying Parsons" awaiting the COM
ing OF clippers and escorting them 70
the various meceas. as eagerly. and
with some what the same spirit as
hotel porter bids for guests. They
stand side by side and neither hest
tates to approach any one and let him
self be known. Recently al an ice
cream supper mead here young cou-
Pile were together, They were not
regarded, strictly speaking. as sweet
hearts Let's GO to Paysop Bur
rough's and get married. just for the
fun OF IT," proposed the man. I'm
hack you out" retorted the young
woman. in a daring spidit, They got
into an automobile were whirled TO
the mecca, where there Is every facil-
itv for rapid disposition of the legal
requirements and they returned in
time to finish supper as bride and
groom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
MISS MCDONALD MAY
RETURN To RICHMOND
Nurse Who Resigned Superin-
tendency Here Considers In
Urinary Proposition.

Miss Elsie Mcdonald, who resign
ed from the uperintendency of Shell
tering Arms hospital several weeks
ago, Is considering a proposition. 1t
is understood, to become the head OF
the Eye. Ear and Throat Infirmary
when that institution reopens this
month.
Miss Mcdonald is spending some
time at Mt. Alto, Pa. in an errort to
recover from a slight nervous trouble.
1t Is learned on good authority that
the resignation OF Miss Mcdonald as
superintendent of Sheitering Arms
was requested by the Board of lady
managers. The latter. however, per-
sist in denying that there was any
friction between them and Miss Nc
Donald
Friends of Miss Mcdonald was
surprised beyond measure when her
resignation was asked for.
Miss Mcdonald is regarded as an
unusually capable and efficient nurse.
with exceptional executive ability.
She was succeeded at Sheltering Arms
by Miss Mary Broaddus. one OF the
nurses in the institution
II Is said that a permanent super
intendent for the institution will be
named at a meeting OF the board OF
managers the early part of October.
Miss Mcdonald Is a special favorite
of Miss Boxie Scott. president OF
Sheltering Arms. and in some quar-
tiers II is thought likely that Miss
Scott will insist on her refnstate-
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
BEATRICE IS THE
GOODS" SAYS BlANEY
Roebuck Blithely Whistles, 1T
Looks Like Big Night
Tonight"

There are only twenty-one more
days before something is going to be
doing on Eighth street." said Rcebuck.
Richmond's youthful playwright. Be
atrice of the Cumberland will open
that night at the Academy of Music.
Tickets are on sale at MoCoy's. at
Eighth aud Broad streets. and ! hope
TO sell every one. And those that buy
will see good show OF Masonic Home
life. Charles Il. Blaney said that
Beatrice Is the goods Let us pray
that 1t u.s. and that when the curtain
goes up that night II will prove that
II Is the goods.
Mr. Leo Wise. of the Academy, has,
helped me more than | can tell in lots
OF things. He Is the prince of good
Fellows and has proved it, How
don't know how many things he has
done for me. but he has done them
just the same.
~But every one that wants to see a
good show had better come to the
Academy of Music and see Beatrice
Of the Cumberlands.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09

property of the road formerly known
as the Chicago, Cincinnati and Louis
Vile DIR, Brock came back very
much pleased with what he saw on
his trip. 1t was his expectation to
effect a reorganization of his STAN
during the trip but this matter was
deferred until a later date, Ii 10 safd
Others in the party We're President
Stevens, General Manager Grtce and
Mr.. F. L. Cabell, engineer OF main
tenance and way. On the return trip.
President Stevens proceeded to New
York. while Mr. Grice and Mr.. Cabell
stopped off at Ashland, KY, TO 60
over the Big Sandy division of the
road.
Mr.. X. r. Crawley. of the indus
trial department of the c. and o..
returned from Cincinnati with DIR.
brock. Mr.. Crawley has been
spending several days In the. Queen
City in connection with the Ohio
Valley Exposition at which his road
has an exhibit,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
CONTRACTS LET
FOR NINE DEPOTS
Elliott Building Company TO
Have Seven Others Built ON
ssouthbound Road Soon.
AUTOMOBILE ROMANCE
Young Lovers Outwit Parents
Who Would Foil Dan Cupid
Other Items.
AUTOMOBILE ROMANCE

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINSTON y. c.. Sept. -
Contracts have been awarded TO the
Elliott Building Company. Of Hick-
ory, for the erection of nine depots
on the Southbound Railway. They viii
be completed early In December. Con-
tracts for seven others viii be award
ed in a few days The South Fork
and Soakas Creek viaducts have been
completed. and the masonry has prac-
tfcally been completed at the one at
the fadkin River. About forty per
cent of the track has been lad.
The county Democratic executive
committee has issued challenge to
the Republicans for joint canvass OF
the county, and the matter viii be
acted upon soon. II has been several
years since there has been joint can
vass in this county. the Republicans
declining 20 accept.
President J. L. Foust, of the State
Normal and Industrial College. VIII
deliver an address to the county teach
ers on the 18th OF this month at their
regular monthly meeting.
Hoped to Forr Mills.
Mr. Roban Davis and Miss Essie
Campbell. the young people who left
here Wednesday In an automobile.
were married In Fort Mill, 8. c. The
girls father sent out messages TO
neighb orinug towns in the hope of
preventing the marriage. but the cou-
pie went TO Salisbury In the auto and
took a train to the Palmetto State.
The bride is only fourteen years old.
Preparations are being made now
for the meeting of the State Librari-
ans Association here this year. A
good program will be prepared and
there will be number of social fea-
lures 1t viii be held in November or
December. The exact date has not yet
been determined.
Miss Ella May Lowery. the thirteen
year-oid daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.
F. Lowery. of this city. left home three
weeks ago and nothing has been heard
OF. her whereabouts since that time.
Her mother Is searching for her. but
has no clue.
G. .. II. Chairman Resigns.
Chairman s. e. Hall, OF the county
Republican executive committee. will
tender his resignation at the next
meeting of the committee, on account
OF his being the nominee for solicitor
in this judicial district.
Quincy Quate. the white man who
was carved up 20 badly in North VIM
ston some time ago. has been arrested
ON the charge Of forgery. The check
he Is alleged TO have forged was for
,$16.11 and was passed on q local shoe
dealer.
The colored firemen's tournament
ended here yesterday. Officers were
elected for the ensuing year. the races
we're pulled OF. memorial sessinn
w
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
BRIDE RFIEAE.ED FROM
GOVERNMENT ASYLUM

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.--Mrs. Mary
Sullivan Rainey. committed to the
Government Hospital for the Insane
eight DAYS after he marriage to John
Rainey, was declared by a District
Supreme Court jury to be of sound
mind and she and her husband were
reunited 1t is said that the Wagga-
man failure several years ago swept
away Mrs. Rainey's savings. $1,000.
and that after the failure she was the
victim of melancholy. Gossip about
her husband after her marriage made
he rdespondent and she was sent to
an asylum Her husband assisted in
obtaining her release.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
PREPARING EXHIBIT FOR
APPALACHIAN EXPO.

Especial TO The Richmond virginianl
ASHEyILLE. N, q. Sept e--The Of
hcials of the Board Of Trade are maxi
Ing preparations for the Ashevfile ex-
hibit to be displayed at the Appaia-
chan Exposition which opens at Knox
vile on September 12th. Products OF
various Industries are being gathered
and the Southern Railway Company
Will furnish special car to carry the
various things used In the display.
President w. w. Finley, OF the South
ern witt be in Asheville for 4 few days
just after the twentieth instant and
will address mass meeting while here
on the development OF this section.
The promoters OF the Isothermal
Traction Company which proposes to
build an electric ltne from Asheville
TO Gastonia through tho Piedmont re-
gton addressed meeting OF Ashevilis
citizens Thursday night to place before
them the proposition Of getting ter
mfnai In Axhevf1le.
r. 3. Finch. Of Charlotte Is at the
head Of the project. The survey and
right of way has been completed to
Rutharfordten from Gastonia The
road will be liz miles long and Il Will
cost $3.000.o00 to build and equip. 1t
Is said that the underwriting has been
arranged for. The people along the
way are enthusiastic over the pros
poets Water power win ba used to
generate electric electricity,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
SHOCKS RECORDED
BY CE|SM0GRAP HIS
Instruments in Washington and
Cleveland Indicates Shake up
of Half an Hour.

WASHINGTON. d. c., September 9.
An earthquake was reported by
Father Torndorfr of Georgetown
University. to-day. when he read the
record Of his seismograph. The
tremors began at Sal last night,
reached maximum at 1852 and con-
tinued until after = O'Clock The
shocks were stronger than those of
Wednesday and were probably In the
same locality. estimated at about $500
miles from this city.
CLEv ELAND. u. September p
ST Ignitus College to-day reports the
record of an earthquake last night.
The record was well marked and con-
tinued from Sal until e:23 P. NJ.
The most severe disturbance occurred
at S:4S.
The estimated distance is 5000
miles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09

OvERCOMES OBSTACLES

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,e
BRISTOL. VA. September s--Rev
Alfred Harrison Burroughs Tsristols
famous Marrying Parson" continues
10 do business aud on Il larger scale
than ever, despite the recent attempt
OF the Norfolk and Western railway.
tn interfere with the clipping business
~ general and probably rob Bristol OF
Its distinction of being n Gretna Green
for clippers from Virginia and West
Virginia.
The Norfolk and Western issued an
order that marrying parsons who piled
their profession at the Union station,
should be classed az hotel porters and
other solicitors and would be compeIl-
! ed to tanel their stand with the por-
ters In space set aside for them.
However this order affected all Mar
rying Parscns" and as the Parse. 8
rivals could get no advantage OF him
by the change. he continues to hold
his own and is about to reach the
mark OF three thousand I'VE hundred
marriages.
"Here's Your Parsonl'
Seven thousand persons have been
made into half that number OF married
couples. at the Mecca of the Rev. Bur
roughs. in this city. He is the pioneer
In the matter OF accommodating elop-
ers with quick service. For many
years he has met all incoming trains
from Virginia and West Virginia and
II la rarely ever that train fails to
bring him couple. They all come
looking for Parscn Burroughs, but
some times they ar not lucky enough
to find him or escape his watchful eye
at the station. and In their eagerness
to get married quickly and foil any
attempts of the folks at home to have
the match stopped. they accept one OF
the Par sons rivals and only In this
manner does the Rev. Mr.. Burroughs
lose any business.
There IL talk of a new law in Ten
nessee, which may rob the parson of
his lucrative business. Ii Is proposed
TO have the next legislature pass a
law requiring that application must be
made for marriage license ten days In
advance. No proposition is made to
advance the age and as ii will be an
easy matter for couples bent upon
committing matrimony. to write and
secretly have the parson make appii-
cation for the license and then come
on the day the ,aotice natures and
get them This might work to his ad-
vantage, unless there IL some provi
atom otherwis. by securing him all OF
the couples that come. on account OF
his reputation.
Marriage Taken Lightly.
In Virginia and West Virginia stern
statues require that both parties must
Sc twenty lone years old In applying
Tor marriage license or have the writ
ten consent Of their parents. In Ten
snessee liza girl IL sixteen years old or:
traks anythinS liks II she can xst saar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
SMALL BOYS PELT
GROOM WITH DIRT
Omnipresent Little Brother
Messes Up Much-Frocked En-
hryo Spouse Of His Sister.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Sept. AL
though parental objections to the mar
riage had been overcome. small boys.
led, IL Is charged, by the young bro
Their OF the bride, took exception to the
match Wednesday and by throwing
dirt In the eyes OF the groom. James
A. Jones. of Jackson, Miss, as he
was on his way TO the residence OF the
bride, Miss Hubert Dammann. in this
city. successfully checked the ceremo-
nies for the time.
The carriages containing the groom
and attendants had almost reached the
brides residence when the charge of
the youngsters was made. which end
ed in a specialist being called to treat
the groom and caused temporary
abandonment OF the wedding.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
ORPHANS GIVEN
AUTOMOBILE R|I|
Girls from Baptist Institution IN
Norfolk Taken for q sS|
Whirl.
DINNER ALSO SERVETN
Flremen End Inspection Of Dea
partments in Several Cities,
Other News. 8
DINNER ALSO sERvEn

Especial TO The Richmond yirxfntanyY
ROANOKE. VA, september.
Tne giris from the 8apIist Urpnan wy
Oh Norfolk. who have been spenu11S
the summer IN bedford Gity NfST4
given treat not on the original uS9S2
gram Tuesday. Through the cf,tSi44
.esy or Mr.. j. III. Marsteller. Or r.
Medei Garage, Roanoke, three alffSS%
mobiles, drlsen by Messrs. Hrln9uSS ~;
sablett and Parish, went to Bedf631
and took the girls for a ride tnrou2i
ana around the town and 20 the m
mic grounds on the Peaks road ws%f%
a delicious dinner was served NlTs
Much gratIncation is exprxen
among Elks here over the elecffa
or Mr. &. s. johnson as second yto8
president OF the grand lodge az N31SS
ginia. MIR. johnson is agent here tn99
the Portner Brewing Company aaa1
member of the city council xt6Ii
kimbaii ward 8saSzzS
Captain c. G. Meadow, OF ara III
ton No. 3. and Drill Master NC
Campbell. of station No /. have 4 n =
turned from a visit to Richm0s
Norfolk, Washington and Haitfnno@
where they Inspected fire dNpQI
ments. The purpose or their F
was to study methods and eqnipxH
adopted by firemen OF other ef<1
What they saw and learned they T.
impart to firemen here. sla39
The annual pentecostal meeting
Bible conference in Salem will IN
this evening, with the REV. H4
c. Morrison. Of Kentucky, the
cipal speaker.
Survived by is Childrrn.
Mrs. Mary Jane Raines died
nesday at the home of her dns1
in Washington. y, G. Thee body
brought here Thursday for int&x
In Fairview cemetery. she Il nnx&
by thirteen children.
The Mill Mountain InciiAe
pany has received from the N61
and Western six beautiful
goats, which will be placed an &3S
the mountain and allowed frSA r.
The object In securing the -
to clear the underbrush.
Mrs Thomas E. Bowles. ~
mond. entertained d party AZ m
"wednesday evening at HoSl
Inn. on Mil mountain Hef
were: Mrs. John +. ThomnG*
G. r. w. Kerns. Mis- MargArG4
Miss May Louise Sutton. AZ
mon: Mrs. s. Pickle. Nil
Louise Kerns and Misses WIn&
Judge and Mrs f. u.
of New Orleans, have annoax1G
engagement and approAchfn
riage Of their daughter.
garet Saunders. to Or. Enk94
or Charleston, w VI. Th&
will be In st. Johns chaxc1s
Vile, late IN September HI
Mrs r. 81 pAval1t Jr.. 1f
who has been visittuk Mn
e, q. DavAnk. Clarke na6G11
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
WANTED OLD EMPLOYEES
KEPT At H0sTELRY
". P. Hamilton, Late Owner of
Hamilton Hotel Remembers
Faithful Servants in Will.

tSnnc,el to The Richmond Nirginian,l
ERISTOI.. VA, Sept. s.--The Will
of the late w. 7. Hamilton, the Veser-
an proprietor of Hotel Hamilton ana
one of Rristols wealthiest citizens,
wa. probated this week. 1t names ms
son, Rev. ~ W. Hamilton, pastor OF
the First Baptist church at Lynch
h,rr and " II. Rouse, an attorney
OF Cnntwood, Va. as executors, ana
the estate to his widow.
Mrs. Kate Hamilton. In trust during
her life. then to be divided among
the children surviving or their heirs.
Ii provides that Hotel Hamilton
shall be kept intact. and the old em-
ployes. many of whom have been at
the hosiery for from twenty-five TO
years. shall be continued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
keene Better.

LEXINGTON. KY. Sept. s.--Jas
r. keene. the New York millionaire
vurfman. Is to-day reported TO be
resting comfortably. He Is at the
Good Samaritan Hospital suffering
with pneumonia, and IL Is believed
the most critical part OF his illness Is
over, but on account OF his age re-
covery will be slow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-09
Here the List Of Contestants The Richmond Vgans $4,000 Comics

Miss Efe L. Spratey, Matoaca $3.50
Mrs George Gibson Jr Chase City, Va. 52o70
J. r. Bergman Bergman, Va. 10.73o
Mrs r. B. Eanes. Wythe Petersburg Va 5000
DISTRICT NO. L.
Miss Grace Leigh Cuyer, No. 7o7 Colquhoun street.
Master Robert O. Mnter Martinsvile. 206,720
Walter c. Akers Auditors Office Norfolk and Western
Railway. Roanoke, Va. 1000
Hattie Ivey No. 1856 Coquhoun Danvle Va 9o5