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to the county clerks Office and Sc
cured marriage license.
Waldo has had three wives, two of
whom died. The third was divorced.
His brides experience along matri-
monial lines has been exactly similar.
Her first two husbands died, while
the third was divorced from her. She
gave her ge to Deputy County Clerk
Cunha, who acted as Cupid, as SO. The
couple will live in Ukiah.
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FATAL ILLEGAL
SURGERY LEADS
TOTWOARRESTS
Physician Held by Reno Police
and Woman Is Jailed Here
for Crime
Especial Dispatch to The Call

lOpccIot OISpdfch TO he Call
RENO. Oct. 6.-Dr. F. H. Wichmann
was arrested late tonight, charged
with an illegal operation. following
sensational testimony adduced at the
coroner,s inquest into the death of Mrs
Emma Ross.
District Attorney Woodburn and
Chief of Police Burke left Reno for
San Francisco tonight to interview
Mrs. J. A. Talbot, proprietor of a pri-
vate sanatorium here, and who was
arrested in the bay city yesterday on
advices from the local authorities.
Further hearing of testimony at the
inquest was postponed until a later
date, when the significance of the
statements made by witnesses was
realized by the prosecuting officers.
DR.. A. W. H. Wullschleger, in whose
Office a woman was found dead of
morphine poisoning on Monday, was
the principal witness. He testified to
performing the operation under Wich-
mans orders and against his own dis
cretion. Wichmann refused to take the
stand himself
Miss Nan Mclean, niece of the dead
woman, who arrived here yesterday
from La Junta, Colo, testified briefly.
She has supported her aunt for several
years and is employed as commercial
traveller. She was highly wrought UP
and was taken to her hotel in a car
riage.
Although the dead woman was liv-
ing apart from her husband, Miss Nc
Lean insisted that her aunt was not
in Reno to secure a residence and sue
for divorce. She would not assign a
reason for Mrs. Ross presence. how
ever.
An anonymous telephone message to
Justice of the Peace and Acting Cor
oner Davis Tuesday evening was the
first intimation of foul play Judge
Datis was cautioned to investigate the
death of a woman at st. Georges hos
pital Sunday night.
A number of physicians and surgeons
were present, among them being Doc
tors wichmann and Wullschleger. The
courtroom was crowded.
Mrs. Ross, who was also known as
"E. Gillespie Ross" came TO Reno early
in June. She remained here until two
weeks ago today.
Miss Mclean would give no informa-
tion about the dead woman's husband.
his location or business.
Woodburn and Chief Burke will try
to secure requisition papers to bring
Mrs Talbot here.
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POWDER WAS TAKEN
TO MARTINEZ FROM
GIANT BY LAUNCH
Sheriff Veale Supplies the Missing Link in
Movements of the Wreckers After
Purchase of Explosives

HE entire trail OF the three wanted by the police for the
dynamiting of the Times building Los Angeles has been
covered from the cey purchased the explosive
until they arrived with Los Angeles according the
OF Earl Rogers and his corps the missing being
supplied late last night by telephone Sheriff R.
Veae OF Martinez stating that he had secured positive proof that
the trio had landed there in their launch September 25
For the last three days the point which has botheng
LED on PAGE THREE COLI ONE
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PET MONKEY TIRES OF CAGE LIFE AND
HANGS HIMSELF WITH STRIP OF QUIL I
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

RED BLUFF, Oct. 6.-A pet monkey
belonging to John English committed
suicide here yesterday by hanging him
self, with a STRIP. of quilt The ami
NAL was Icftin charge of Ed McGovern,.
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who put it to sleep in its cage the
night before as usual Yesterday,
morning the monkey was found hang
ing to the roof OF. the cell 1t fhad
torn the strips of quilt during the
night and ended its own lifas
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Revolt Planned for Months

CsHtinued ON Page 2, Column 4
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THIS ARTICLE WILL SOLVE A PROBLEM i
NEARLY EVERY HOME WHERE 1T is REA
SEE THE SUNDAY CALL
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- IBRALTAR, Oct. 6.-King Manuel
Of Portugal is now under British
protection. The Portuguese royal
Yacht. Amelie, having on board the
king, the queen mather, Amelie, the
dowager queen. Maria Pa, and the
duke Of Oporto. entered this harbor at
i O'Clock this evening.
Shortly afterward the king and the
queen mother came ashore and drove
TO the summer residence OF the gov
ernor, Sir Frederick Forestie- Walker
at Europa Point.
Judging from the appearance of the
crew that manned the Amelie, they
were gathered together hurriedly.
LoyaIists in Trenches
LISBON, oct. 6.-WhIe the city of
Lisbon is in the hands OF the revolu-
tionists and q republic has been pro-
claimed with Theophile Eraga as pro-
! visionaI president. there are many
thousands Ia and around the capitol
who are loyal to the monarchy.
The monarchists include a portion of
tie Lisbon troops and troops massed
in entrenched camps about the city
Thus far, these have refused to ally
themselves with the revolutionists and
the provisional government is taking
steps to enforce allegiance.
The people OF Lisbon are ignorant
OF events in the provinces and it is not
known here whether the movement is
broad enough TO sweep the country.
Nevertheless, the republicans are pro-
ceeding as though the transformation
Of the monarchy into a republic was
accomplished for all time.
Revolt Planned for Months
For months preparations have been
going on for the overthrow OF the king
and it had been definitely arranged to
raise the cry of revolution Wednesday.
II so happened that the king was
about 10 take up his residence at Cas-
eaes, and the warships were ordered
70 proceed there. The navy. which is
the chief support of the revolutionists.
thereupon decided to act Immediately;
otherwise that defensive arm of the
country would be able to offer no as
distance in carrying out the plan
Monday at midnight the republican
chief accompanied by numerous parti-
sans. went 10 the barracks of the Six
Continued On Page =, Column
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Only the alertness of Harry Nj

Only the aertne of Harry Mo OF the United States
service and Detective Sergeant George McMaon the
assassination of Prince iun Of prince regent
the N1ancu dignay about aght the Oakland
his special tran which had brought him back from the
George fFong Chinese revoutonist says
tins city 81 years preparing to shoot down Prince Stun
when he was pounced upon by Mof6 and Mcmahon
He dsposseed of his revolver quietly hustled aboard
the ferry boat before the and the of reception
committee could realize that murder had almost At the
ferry station IN this city he placed in tacab and taken first
to the arbo police station and later to Mos Office the federal
building at Seventh and Mission streets
Fong cook for the fraternity of Berkeley
has mother wife and child in China Although subjected
to searching examination by Mot and Mcmahon he denied that
his act of He merely wanted emulate
George Washington Manchu
dynasty
Information which reached the detectives only short before
arrival OF the train probably the life of Prince
city the O'Clock Oakland
hours the to arrive
He whed sociastc ideas
China, and particularly against princes
FONG PROMPTLY SEIZED BY WATCHERS
When the customary
the which the the Chyo Maru With
the others
platform
detectives closely watching They
from his right hand, became
When he started for revolver when within only feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26

PdIIHS dHU TT
Miss Larcoinb wore q costume or
creme cashmere de sole and carried
white carnations. She was attended by
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth LEM, who
wore gown OF White organdy made
princess and carried pink carnations
tied with tulle.
Mr.. Lee attended tn. groom rs best
man.
MI. and Mrs. Trout left shortly aft
er the ceremony Cor Norfolk. where
they will make their home.
In rnd Out OF Town.
Mrs. Il, C. Dugas, Of Birmingham,
Ala. who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs, William Marshall, is now
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
ALLOWS OUTSIDE CAPITAL
In oyster Industry May
IIuNc Eoreisu Pnrtners.

yirgtninn. In oyster Industry May
Have Foreign Partners.
Favorable aclion was secured yes
terday afternoon III the House Gommit-
tee on the Chesapeake and Its Trlnu-
taries on the bill allowing, outside
capital to come into this state and
be employed in the oyster. clam and
similar industries II is not the intent
of the bill to allow non-resiaents 70
take up any plant grounds or to estab-
fish themselves in business but merely
10 allow citizens OF this state 70 as
sccate outside capital with them
selves as partners. The bin was IN,
troduced by Messrs, Lion, Curtis and
Noting, @
Mr.. Lion said that the State is try-.
Ing to induce outside capital 70 come.
lin for other purposes, and he SAN no
good reason why there should he a
bar to it in this Instance,
Mr.. Deal referred to efforts to CHANGE
the boundaries of the natural rocks,
and was afraid that the more outside
capital in tEa State, the more per-
sIstent and powerful would be such
efforts before future Lesi slatures.
by a vote OF ! TO 3, the hill Mas
fayprahly reported.
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IDENTIFIES DEAD
MAN As HUSBAND.
Woman Tells of Their Separation.
Couple Was From
Richmond.

Norfolk. va, February s5.--Looking
right into the face OF a social outcast,
as he lay in the dead-housc at St
vincents Hospital. this evening.
shortly after o'clock. Mrs. Jane Gers
dorf, woman thirty-three years OF
age, identified the body of the man.
found half dead Thursday morning in
q vacant room over IL Brewer street.
as her MISUNDERSTANDING Frederick
Gersdorf. sometimes known as Doc"
Gerdsdorf. He died at the hospital
this afternoon at 1870 o'clock.
The Gersdorfs, man and wife, had
trouble some months ago. -Four
months ago they separated, the Wife
soins; to the city missiol, and the llus-
band. now dead, going out upon the
highways. She became valuable as
set in the capact of an assistant to
IN. city mission, according III slrs.
i.y.,o.
Mrs. Gersdorf says that they camo
here from Richmond about fourteen
years ago. :ihe claims that her lius-
bald was employed fer years by The
Norfolk city Directory concern. He
was also an irsurarce solicitor. she
SAYS, at different ts.n:s.
She says tina. tic dead Husband was
re ated to a very prominent family in
the capital city. They were. sae sass.
III The confectionery brstf' :ss.
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a number OF Richmond society peo-
pic have gone to Palm Beach. fla
TO remain until late In the spring.
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.oLp nEn TENT ORGANIZED.
Brnnch of knights of MnccnbccS Form
cd In Fnrmvillc.

fSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
Farinville, Va, February 2o.-A tent
of the knights of the Maccabees has
called THE Old Red Tent" in honor
OF Past Commander S. ". Pauiett. ST.
the Oldest member. and one of the
bcst-informed men in the town on fra
terna orders IA The fo,lIi2 sI officers
PAST Commander. S. " Paulett, sr.;
Commander. Dr. F. \ Hodge: Lieuten-
ant-Commandcr. J. j. Powell: Record
Keeper, f. *. Winston: Chaplain NJ. F..
Hurst: Physician. ur. r. l.. Hudgins:
Master at Arms, L. 2. Johns: First
Master of the Guard. L. A. Smith: Sec
ond Master Of the Guard. II, W. Nc
Intosh: Sentinel. w. E. Orsain: Picket,
Lawrence Gillian.
The Old Eeb Tent starts off under
ilattcrine' auspices. being COMPOSED for
tie most part of young men OF the
community
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Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch.

At the Liiiiputian wedding in Cambridge
Street Baptist Church last night the chill
dren appeared in Colonial costume Little
Miss Margaret Hooker was the bride and
Ambrose Harding the bridestoom. The bes,
man was MilIard Cosby. and the maid Of
honor Kate Harding. The bridesmaids were
Florence Harrison. Mary Clarke, Glenna
Loving and Evelyn Traylor The Flower
girl was Margaret Davidson. Fucker Faison
appeared as the father OF the bridegroom.
and Corinne BEDFORD as his mother The
father and mother OF the bride were Murray
Green aud Ethel Clarke Garland Davis i'm
personated George Washington. and carrie
inCc appeared as Martha washington. Mrs.
A. q; Harding, Mrs. Allan n. Pettigrew
and Mrs. j. q. Loving were among those
who worked for the affair. which was for
the beneiit of the church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
RAILROAD EMpLoYE KILLED.
Young Mnn Thrown IN Track mud Part
nf 'rrnin pnKAeA Over Him.

Especial to The Vines Dispatch.
Farmvlle. Va. February 2o.-Wh-a
liam Hendrick, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Cioode Hendrick, of Cumberland coun-
~. was run over and instantly killed
by q train on the Tide
water and Western Railway. The ac,
cydent occurred at E.ulalie. u small
station in Cumberland. not far from
the home of the Young man He was
working on freight at the time. and
was standing on the rear platform
of the caboose. while the cars were
being shifted backwards y sudden
lurcI of the car threw Young Hen
drick to the middle of the track and
n portion of the train passed over
him Hendrick had been in the eni-
ploy of thdte Underwater and Western
for some months.
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New bank tor Dun,i,Ie.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch,
Danvlllc. Va, February 25.--Thc
Virginia Corporation Commission las
granted charter tn the Virginia
state Bank, which is now being organ.
lied here; and which expects to be-
gin business about March Is. The
minimum capital OF the bank is re-
ported ut $4,000 The officers are w.
w Williamson, PRESIDENT 9. II. liick-
ey, vice-presdent, aud ]. nj, Ley
cashier. Mr., Williamson was formerly
v!ce-president OF the American Ma
tional Bank, and Mr.. Ley held re,
sponsible position With the Natlohal
Bank Of panvllc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
ARMY pEsEnrEn CAUGHT.
Man Arrested for yasrancy Confesscs
TO Moro SerI0ux ChnrCe.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.J

TSpecial to The Times Dispatch.1
Salisbury. y. c.. February 25.-Con-
Tossing that he is deserter from the
United states Army, Thomas McGurk.
aged about Twenty-Five. was held here
to-day by Justice ]. c. Kesler pend
Ing advice from the army officials
McGurk was first arrested on the
charge of vagrancy. and in the course
of trial before Justice Kesler 1t was
learned he had been in the army SER
vice. When he learned that the army
officials were TO be communicated with
McGurk made full surrender. Ho
was a member OF Company A. Seven
teenth Infantry, now stationed at Fort
Mcpherson, Ga, and 1t is expected he
VIII be taken back to that place.
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TO nu1Ln NEW RAILROAD.
Company Organized to Construct Tin
From ltoanoSe to Floyd Courthouse.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
Roanoke, Va, February o5.-At q
meeting OF the stockholders of the
Roanoke and Rent Mountain Railroad
Company. held here to-day, the fol-
Loving officials were elected: Presi-
dent. Arthur l.. Stbert: Vice president,
X. II. Angel; Secretary and Treasurer,
C. NJ Arnes; General Manager, c. G.
ogden. pirectovs-A. L. Sibert C. NJ.
.Armcs, e. g. Ogden, v G.. Lawson, l..
e. Stewart, j, Coles Terry. Nj. NJ Cald :
well, j.. H. Bolts and l., \ Thurman,
The company Will build a railroad
from Roanoke to Floyd Courthouse.
The length OF the line VIII he about
nifty mites. Floyd Courthouse is with
out railroad Facilities.
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WILL DE TRIED IN APRIL.
". DalIn. Wright to Answer Charge OF
Completely III Murder.

SVUNIdI 7
Buckin CHAM. Va, February 25.-Cir-
cult Court convenes in regular ses-
sion April Is. and it is probable the
case against ". Dallas Wright Will
he tried during the term. Wright, who
has had one trial on the charge of COM
plicitv in the murder of Thomas and
William stewart last April, has been
confined in jail here since last June.
as also have the two negroes, Jones
and Perkins. The Jones negro has
been tried aud found guilty on practi-
cnily the same evidence that will be
adduced at the trial Of the others, and
it may be that Richard Perkins, the
other negro, me- be tried before the
cast against Wright is called.
Judge a. S. Hail. Aubrey l.. Strobe
and John l.. Lee arc counsel for ".
Dallas Wright, and they have left no
stone unturned in his defense.
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nosps FINED AT $4,000 EACH.
The CarIctons, Charged With Murder,
Admitted to Bail.
[snsa;a, "a Tbs Times. plspatch.l

Especial "a This Times Dlspatcii.j
Bristol Va, February 20
John Carleton. his wife, and their son.
Rupert who have been in jail since
the holidays. charged with having
murdered Arthur Howard, the young
business man who was shot down BY
Rupert Carleton. We're before Judge
Tyler. of the Circuit Court, this ait-
ernoon, with an application for ban.
Judge Tyler allowed them the prlvi-
lege. but placed the bond at sla'opo
each They will hardly be apie 10 mar
the required bond.
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Nlluistcr Arriyes in .Dunyillc.

Danviile, VA, February a5.---Rev.
John Il. Winn. pastor OF Mount Ncr-
non Methodist Church, arrived in the
city this afternoon. accompanied by
his wife. who mas been Very i'll in Pc
tersburg ever since last fail. but who
has now recovered. DIR. Winn has been
ablc to be in the city tor the Sunday
services, but Will now be permanently
located The parsonage has been thor
oughlN re,nodeled, and is Very con.
Nenlent in every respect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
McCrnw-Pcrkins.

Especial TO The Times Dspatch.1
New Canton, Va, February 95.-A
pretty marriage was celebrated on
Wednesday afternoon at the country
home of Jesse Perkins, near Trents
Mill. in Cumberland county, when Miss
sadie Perkins. Mr.. Perkins's youngest
became the bride of James
C. McCraw. Rev. r. w Bagurd was
the officiating minister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
ELEcrn1c LINE PROPOSED.
Will Start From Lynchburs and Ex-
tend 10 Nelson County Line.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

ISpeclaI 20 THO mes-DlspAtch.1
Amherst, Va, February 25.---It is
said that an effort will be made to
have an electric car line built trough
this county. a number of local bust
ness men are backing the enterprise,
and they have also interested outside
capitalists II is proposed to have the
Southern terminus at or near Lynch
burg, and to extend the line through
this village in northern direction TO
the Nelson line. and possibly into that
county 1t is said that charter will
soon be asked for.
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onrHANAcE At pocAuoSrAs.
Subscription Of $1,000 Heads List, and
site IN Donated.

Especial TO The mes-Dlspatch
Roanoke, va. February .5,---Col incl
J.. u. Jones. general manager or tne
many head, /, subscription list started
yesterday With $1,000 to build an or
nnann"n at pocahontas. In addition
to the money he Will give the he, IS site on
which the structure WI pe DULL, eeo
iooo and $40. 900. Already several gifts
nave been made by other citizens, and
M required amount is expected 10
bn subscribed within thirty days
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Roanoke. Va. February 25.--William
Wray, a negro. attempted to hold up
y. l.. llaislip in his grocery store on
cash drawer. HaislIp grabbed 4 butch
or knife and the negro ran. He was
captured and landed In jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
Your Liuer

Better stir up your liver little! Not
too much, just little, just enough to
start the bile nicely. Ono OF Ayers
Pills atbedtimc is ally you need. These
pills act directly on the liver. Made
for the treatment Of constipation, bill.
iousncss, dyspepsia, sick-hcadachc.
Sold for over 80 years.
Ask you, doctor u he knows belle, pill
for sluggish hoe,. Then Joiiow his odoice.
DO as he says. i}. a m Co..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
removed /" Federal Court.

Special to Til. Times Dispatch
Ashevillc, y. G., February 23.--The
term of superior Court adjourned yes
terday at noon The 100000 damage
suit brought by H. A. Smathers adj
ministrator of Carroll Smathers.
against the Southern Railway, for the
killing of the latter by train at
;tackhouse, October 10, 1909. was or
dered removed to the Federal court. on
petition of the railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
Death of Smallpox Patient.

colored woman died to-day at the
smallpox hospital. her end having been
expected for a week. This was the
first smallpox death here since Janu-
airy so. 1al5. There have been no new
cases since last Saturday. and the six
teen patients at the hospital are doing
>,-nlI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
Cocl,e-uirrnsop,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Rockville. Va. February eo.-Miss
Ruth Higgason and Thomas Cooke were
married in Hopeweil Baptist Church
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. James
Clarke officiatins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26

Miss Katherine Strader, who was
operated on at the Johnston- Willis
Hospital on Tuesday, Is slowly I'm
proving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
poud Issue for schools.

(Specia! TO the Tlmes- Dlspatch.)
Iynchburg, Va. February 25.-Fall-
ing River District, Campbell county, is
petitioning for an election to vote on
Il $4,000 bond issue to build four new
high school buildings. Judge Barks-
March court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
smnIlpox Near Malesboro;

Wadesboro. n. c., February 25,---Eivc
cases OF smallpox were discovered by
Tho county physician at Benefits con-
str,ction camp, north of the town
Quarantine has bean established and
every precau,ion Is taken to prevent
the spread of the disease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
Woman burned 10 Dcn,I,.

Asheville n. c., February 25--Mrs.
Temple Lunsford was burned to death
"Wednesday at Little Pine Creek. Madi-
son county, her dress catching fire
while she was burning brush.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
~ Il. yInrrI. IN Ilxtrcmis.

----F1 SONElHI 10 MS 4 IIIEts- f7FNtIftNE1.T
Roanoke, Ma. February 25,-Rev, D.
TX Harris, ~. ~. Is In eXtrenlls Mt his
nome nj Floyd, and friends have nban-
anncd All hope for his recovery. He
W,as principal or Osford Academy, at
t,iovd, which was attende by many or
Tho prominent men OF Southwest Viz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
Called to Amherst Church,

TSptCIaI % -IHF IIITltS- lJISNHtUTI.I
Amherst, Va. February 25.--A call
has been extended By Ascension and
St Marks Episcopal churches. in this
county, to Rev Joseph w. Ware, OF
lCulpeper. Mr.. Marc will preach at
Amherst next sunday, but has not yet
siGnihed whether he will accept the
eau.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
Robbery Motive Tor Murder.
Snnninl 10 ,HEn u Il1leS- lltSnnInl /

Roanoke, VA, February 35.-Jesse
Robinson (coorcd) was shot and
night. Robbery was the motive, and his
pockets were rihed. The negro had
lust been paid off. a white man is
suspected, and the officers have . good
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
.ray MS You Enter, Cars Ordered.

1vnrhhnrg. Va February .25.--TheH
I.ynchburg Traction and Light Com,
snrinc the pay as you enter" cars
IIr,,r new. large cars vii! be delivered
t,llIrinr the spring, aud the equipment
now in use will be altered to suit new
conditions