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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Jn(anO Te(egrap6
Aus Dem gu d tbaus ents
ldiien.

Columbus, 8, II. 6e5ruur
Goparo 5lidinser. Der am Il. Suli
1907 tpe9en fsiner 9erbinoung nit
oem Ruin Der Salon gtutionul gaut
auf iiebeu uno ein9olbes Sabr bierber
ius 3uttbous gei6idt puroe, III ON
Ulittpoh aus Der Nnitalt entlafen
:porben. Die Strof3eit tpuros pon bem
grdiioentsn Saft auf bier Sabre re-
ou3irt uno bisie bat lIitinger. qb8ug.
LID Der 3sit fir gutss getrQgen, ab.
gsieFen. gr begab iih am Qbeuo nu6
geit 2i6ertD, 8, no feline JamiIie
iest tpobnt.
8aterm0rber plaibtrt
gBGbniinn.
GOibocton, O., IS. 5e6rudr.
WiQ 9Qpis. Der bier am Mittlpo6 III.
ter Der QntIaae, am 26. Septsmbsr
1909 Isinen Ydter srmorbet gu baben,
benz Rihter porgsfiibrt tpuroe, piro
rah 2lngabe Isiues 4npuIts Wo6niinn
esIteno MAIDEN. IS tpuroe barouf BIN
getpieien, ooB 3u na9e oeriuanoi9afts
lite Seiratben auf pdterliher uno
uiitierIiher Ssite ben m0rosr Ttumpfs
iinnig gemd6t, 10 baB er fir feline
5bdten niht perontrportlich iet.
Sapis fiel nit etnem Bell ii6er Isiz
nen Batter ber, ihlug ibm ben Shdbsl
ein uuo bsarkttets Die Qei6e Johann
nit Ieinem SaiRnmeFer. Der 9atsrz
m0roer 1T 20 Sabre alt.
Die 9ruber SepIsr oers
baftet.
Petersburg, 9a., IS. Ss6. -
Wiliam Sepler unb Ieir grubsr 9(rz
nis Sspler. bic bon Der goIisei bon
9tttantic Gitp, u. g., in 9erbinbung
nit Der Grmoroung Der Is Sabre az
ten Sane 4oams seiuht tpurben, Iinb
bier am Wlittpoh 9lbeno perbaftst
norben.
5reher Raub.
Bitts burg, pd., 16. 5ebr. -
V SlA JtAuQtL pSLlA1 AlIl utlAlluDUJ lptltD
bic 2lpotbete oss Or. :. R. Broom,
lpdhreno nebenan ote 2suis Elm Sbeater
osrIisben, oefen YoritelIung all Gnoe
mar, belt ben gsitBer nit einem Ras
ooiper i'm Shat) uno entnabm Der ytes
S115. Der aerl iprunq
oann sur 5biir bindus uno perihpdno
in Der mense. Der Ruub mar elm
iiberaus tiibner, oa bic Naabari6aft
gIdn3eno erlelhtet lit.
2uub fir iubifde 2lders
bauer in Georgia anges
tauft.
m On. Ga. Is. Sebruar. am
2fbeno purbe bier dngetiinoiat, bab
Der Habbiner Q. 8. 2epp, Der cine
srobe Gemeinbe in ghicaao bat, ben
aontrutt fir ben 4ntauf bon 35, 900
acres5armlanb In pierce gpuntn, Ga,
abgeiAlOifsn bat. NuI sem Qanb fol-
len iiioifhe JuHliIien, bic nit ben9erz
hdItniNsn in ben srobsn St6bsen IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
6ut baponaefom men.

Qtbemlos unb Dor 4neit bebenb tam
ssitern Ulittas sSrau Wouie WaB bon
Ro. 1880 Central aoe., ibr bisriGbri
ses 5O6ter6en i'm 9lrm trueeno, nadl
benz ftdbtiiden SuipitaI sslauisu, I'm
Der aleinsn dr3tli6e gsbanbIuna an
stoeiben gu lahen. israu MaB bate in
ibrer Wobnuns aus gerfeben ben Gaf.
fsetopf ulngeDorfen unb Der belize aafs
Zee bate iih iiber bas ainb ergofTen,
basielbe berbriibenb. GliidliterpeiIe
erspieien iih bic griibipunbsn ais a6Ip.
lut unaefGhrli6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Yerionals9 s9iotiseu.

Sin bsfanntsr unb ou9emein oeats
tetsr oeutIhsr giraer if in 5errrl
sSatob 8ruber in bic GDiQtsit
biriibsraefhlummert, iuniI betruuert
niht nur BON ieinen 2tnaeb0ri1en, ion.
bern aud bon BEN pieIer 5rcuuosn, Die
sr iih i'm 2aufe Der Sabre ourd ie;n
!ernoeutites Wefen lu srIper6sn aez
ipuBt bate. Der TahinqeI6ieoert,
befen Wiege in 8rufIdl in 9aoer oes
ffanbsn. mar felt 30 JQ6ren 6isr an
i0iii9 unb bat an beutiten 9eftrebunz
gen tets Den reaifen QntbsiI gsromz
men. lie gesrbigung iinost am fr:i=
tag Rohmittdg um hdI5 7fpei uhr pom
Srauerhduie, Ro. 428 guut StraRe.
nus itatt uno bic Esiissurg erfol1t
auf bsm gins Strdbs Irieb6of. Die
5rauerfsier tuiro bon 5errR gaItpr s.
5dfner gslsitet ipsrben.
Die geerbigurg bss sreifsn Serru
eroindnb 8oe6e, befIen Qbs
lebsn mir bereits 9eItsrn meIbeten, finoet
hsute Rdhmittag bonn srdusrbauie,
1915 ebaie aoe., gumminspi(le. aus
itdtt. Der Srauergottssoienit tpirc
I'm q lhr in Der Spring 9rooe;Frieo.
bofss4apeIle a6gebaltsn.
5err 2ouis NebbebaIs, ein
gedhteter piorisr unIerer Stabt, II.
eeItern I'm Qltsr ron II Sahren I
Wlonaten gsitorbeu. Der gerblitene
blnterIdFt siner gco"su sSreunoestreis.
Der ben Qngsh0rtgsn aufrihtiges Bel.
lsib oarbrinst. Die 9eerbiguna fin.
bet morgen Radmittag bonn 5rouerz
bauis, go. 2183 Bud StrdBe, aus
ftdtt.
Jrau Caroline Ree6[, ee6.
Reiber. III seiteru hinii6ergei4tummert
in elm beHeres cerieits. aufrihtig Be.
trauert bon benz 8atten 6errn Shon1as
Resbl uno einsm groben Sreis bon
Jreunben unb getdnnten, ben tie IiG
eura Die trefflifen Gieenibdften hires
5er5ens 81 erpeyben aetpubt bat. Die
0dbin9eIbieoene, bic elm Utter bon II
sSahren erreid)te, mar dus Sdih6ah
bei auisl in Der Rbeindfals qe6iirtiq.
Die geeroiguHs fIHost am Samitas
Hdhmittag pom Srau.rbduie, Ro.
1886 glum StraBe, aus Itatt, tporauf
in Der grftsn 9eutidengrssbbt
airde Der 5rausrgott.snisnft sebaIten
Diro. Die geiiesuns srfoIgt ouf
Spring Grope.
Serr 6 brtfian meper in ae.
tern BON laugem 2eioen our6 ben
Dob erloit tporben. Gr ftano i'm beiten
MannesaIter, 56 Sabre. uno isin Sins
idsiben tpirb bon isineH 5reuneen unb
getanntsn aufrihtig beoauert. Iieiel.
ben brinssn Der 0ltttpe Srau Moraa.
retbe Wsper ber3Iihite Spmpatbie entz
aeseu. 9as 2ethenbeGdnsniB finbet
am 5reitag Ratmittas bonn 5rauerz
hduie, go. 4468 Goleroin Npe., aus
itait. Die graueri,isr lit i'm Grema.
torium.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Nmtnmpbiiz z2lusiteiluna
&iro am nadliten YiOntng in Der
Wniitgalc erDifnct wcrocn.

2lm q. bieies Wonots pir6 in Der
Muiitbale cine MusiteQunq er0ffnet
tperoen, Die bdsu angetban lit, oas Sns
tsreFe fpeiterer areiie fir ii6 in Q(n.
ipruh su nehmen. Son ndhIten Waon.
tag Bis Sainftng fpirD Die qerdumige
2lusiteQunasbalIe Der WtuiitbQlle elmer
grobsn MISUNDERSTANDING Inter
tunft bietsn. gtidt ipeniger als Q6tsia
Der erTten Qutomobilfirmen 6aben ibre
gr3eugniife CUR 4usitsQuna QnQemel.
bet. Bon ben elsgantefter Sourencar8
Big gu ben tletniten SeIbitIa6rern piro
auf Der 9lusitelIuns olle5 gu Iebn Iein,
mas ods 0ebiet ees Q(utomo6tllpeiens
umfdbt. Giner fonierpatiUen Sfdbuna
rah tperben ntht fperlgsr dig 200 qu.
tompbils ausgeiteat lperosn. 0as
progrumm osr 2tusitsuurq If Elm is6r
rethbaltiges. Sebsn Wahmtttaq unb
Nbsnb finbsu in Der 5aQe Gon3erte
itatt uno am 9onneritdq 2lbenb 1T
@eIeQihdftdbenb, fir ZEN elm 6eIon.
oers petp1bltes Vrogr1mm bor6ereitet
1T. jiir bas leiblife Wobl Der Qluss
iteuunssbeIuher fpirb in better DeiIe
geiorgt tperben. Der Gintritt sur
4usitenung betrdat 80 Gents unb am
8onnsrIaa Ibeno 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

Das Subildum i'm Sud +
hdus. Der belgiihe W0rber Qeon
pelber, Der Su lebeusldnoliher 3u6t>
bausitrafe perurt6eiIt iporpen 1T, tunu
i'm Wtdr3 Elm ieItenes sSubildum bsgss
ben. Gs fperben odnn 3panSig Sabre
oerTloiien ietn, bdB er in bds 9efdngs
nib BON 2oipen eingeItefert tpurbe. 9u
Der Mann, Der emit aIs retder BANTER
in Qutperpen gslebt uno einen sSreunD
6ebufs grldnguug elmer febr bobeu
8srIiherungsiumme ermoroet bat, febr
rubig unb foIgiam iit, 10 baben feline
8ertbeioiger, Der fribere oSuItt3mtniz
iter 2ejeune uno Gomonb 8icarb, me9z
rere Mal bel 2eopplD III. feline gegHaz
bigung beantragt. Der Spnig mics
oieiss geiu6 jebo6 Itets 3uriit, uno
Die lnpdlte erboffen DON gilbert |.
mebr garmber3igteit. gu Dem StrdTz
ling lit bic Rudri6t borgebrungsn, oaB
er 6offnung auf cine neue 5retbeit
ihOpfen bari, unb 2epn Pe(ber bat Itca
in einem 8riefe an ieinen 8ertheibiger
ubsr Die 9eiiihls geduBert, Die ibn auz
aenblitlih bepegen. Der 8rtef lit bon
sinem gsbiloetsn StrdfItng qsihrieben
porbeu, Der Ieine gmpftnoungsn gu be-
oba6ten ipeiB, uno barum lit sr audi
BON bohem pin6ologiiden SSntereiie.
Gr lautet: sd begtnne oaS meme Sabr
nit rubieem Gemiitb, unb i6 bef6dfti>
&c mid nur pberfldhlich mil beu, mas
es fir metn eigenes S6itiul oufbes
pabrt. Sn 3tpei Monaten fperbe ih
bas 5nausigIte Snbr meirer 3sGenbaft
DolIenoet baben. oieie unenolihteit eiz
ner SeitIpanne, Die Ntemano porausge@
ieben bate. SD fpuroe ppr ibr nit
gntieBen 3uriitgsDihen fein, id9 puroe
ibr etnitmals Den Dob oorge3ogen baz
ben, bate elm boier 8eift mir Spansig
3uhthdusiubre porausgeiuqt, uno
nah 8plIenoung oieier GRIT Die 1lnges
ipiB6eit iiber ods, mas in Der 3utunft
iein pirb. Die 2lngIt piiroe 1neine
Srdfte iiberitiegen baben: oanluls!
Seute fiibls i4 mid inoeTen 10 ie9r i'm
5rieber nit mir ielber. oaB ih in mir
tiefe 8ersbrung fir bas Ilrtbeil 7Osrs
ieuieen psrIpiire, benen mein 8srbres
den geiiibnt erIheint, Die MID Der
5retbeit fir lpiiroig eranten."
Raubm0rber SterrideI
perbaftet? Cine ienTationeQc
Wteloung tommt aus 6reiennaIoe a.
8. Oprt 1T in Der ySerberge CUR 0ei>
math" Elm WGnn Feftgenommen nors
ben, Der our4 eine frappante 4ebnIi4~
felt nit benz ldnse geIu6ten Roubs
mDrper Sternitel all9emeines 4ufiez
ben erregte. Der 9er6oftete puroe
na6 oem poliseibureau iiberfi6rt, mo-
cb oes guten Junges groBe Jreube
herrf6te. Sci elmer eenauen llnterius
dung bss Gingelisferten <Itellten fid
aneroingS flsine 4bpeid,unqeu aeaenz
ii6er bem Signalement Res beriihtiqteu
8erbrehers beraus. Der Mann, Der
ii6 ais einen Miiller9eielIen 6urtmann
be5ethnete uno audi auf oieien Ramen
laatenos papiere porSeisen tonnte, sob
an, Dab er niht tpeniger ais 16 WaIe
NIT Sternidel peripehfelt uno oieier>
balb perhaftet tporoen iei. Weon babe
fbn dber INNER iebr balb D;eber frei.
!ahen miifen. u. q. lit Der angeblite
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Grab Rad3m.
Brad beibe geine.

Der Jorbise Siaac gaugbman, IN
Der Bater unb plum Sirabe ipobrs
bait. Elm in ben Stdnodro Isarbie
Wcrss. Rc. 764 @eit yront StraBe.
belhdftigttr arbsiter, trug s.itern 5si
Der arbeit ifipsre 9erleBunesn bapon.
gis sr I'm gesriff mar. BON einsm
6oufeH Marmorplaiien cine ipeasas
nebmsn, itiirsts Der Soufen sufdmmen
unb 8ous1man Duroe untsr ben plat
ten btsrabsn, tpobei ihm beioe geine
sebrohsn fpurben. Der 8erunaliidte
fano aufnabme i'm ftdotiften Sofpis
tai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Brad ben Sd,Goei.

Der 6erbise Martin getpis BON Der
Gono allep. Der BEL benz 9au Der neuz
en- Wopbnarb 5ohfhule beiaGftiat
tn. tam ssitern 8ormittag Bel berarz
bstt 10 mnaliidIih su 5au, bdB CT eis
mn Shdbelbrun bapontrng. Der
9erunsIiidie fanb gufnabms i'm itdSs
tifhen sooIpitol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
8ereinigte elmer.

am Samitag Qbsnb Tinbet in
5lamm's 6alIe, McMlttsn 2lDs. uno
GIoer StraBe, bic Sisung Der 1eIegas
ten itatt. Rad Der geriummIung tper,
ben Die i'm Sanuar errpdhltsn geamten
initaQirt. Soieruuf folgt Elm feuhtfrOba
lIher gtpmmers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
SrieffaItem.

4tter 2efer. Die biesiG6rige
Reunton Der q. u. R. pirb in Der
Node bonn 18. big %. Septeu6er in
atlantic Gttp, q. s.. Ttattfinbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Die semperntur.

Jiir bieies glatt purben eeftrn bon
benz Sptiisr u. 5iri hIer, No. 144
On 4. Strabe, folgenbe Ssmpsratur.
unteri6ieoe resiftrirt:
Worm. Grab glahm. Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Dredler StraR.nranb.

Gas Spfer zines frshtn Strabsns
rdubers ipuroe seitsrn absnb gessn
lthr 5rau 2ouiie gcllett BON 80. 1923
gaHt Strabe. gle purbe. ais iie, aui
oem 5simtpes bsfinbhh. bic golerair
arsnue enilans sins. an Der Ode Der
Glsarpater glllep BON sinsm itimmissr
gurf6en. einem WeiBsn. angsfotIen,
Der tbr nng gelbtGiffen. bas So .nts
belt. entrib unb NIT feiner geuie iein.
5!nht befpertiteuists. s5rau GOlIeit,
ipelht ibr slbenisu.r In Der poliseiitas
ton Des 10. Diitritts mslDeis. CAB Elm.
quite 1eIGuibuno bes HurFhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

Quf oem Grunbitiid To. 3O8 DeIt
4. StraBe errihtst bic Sscuritp Sds
pingsban. uno Sdfetp 9epoIit go.
Elm orsiitodiges 8antsebdube fir
$4,000.
Or. Sobn Wilier tpirb on ber9Rorbs
ieite Der 9geit WeWilIan StraBs. 0Itz
LID Der Clifton QDs., Elm sipeiit0diges
Wo9nhaus fir $1,000 errt6ten Iais
len.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
Ter Seniabar.

Die N6renfolonie Der Cincinnati
1urnsemeinoe bat ssitsrn ein nsuss
Rit0liso trbGlisu. Die ueueits Uequis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

suTrieben iinb, dngeiiebeIt tperben.
Der Rabbiner lit aus Georgia gebiirs
~,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
8 ia h ben sails.

u etDdrt u. s., Is. 5ebr. George
Suqb BON Retp 8runsptf, 81. g., Elm
2ltrobat, brad am Witttpo9 Q6en0 in
einem bieiigen 9beater ben 6aIs, als
er BET ieinen proouttionen bon einem
Stuble auf bic 8iibne itiir3te. Der
HPnnn S,,,trna 4oS+(;A herYeb+
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

&ess ElntmsHf pirb aar1nfirf ireenbeinen
Eas. ron iudsnbsn. bliHesR, buteHken rofr hsgs
pcrfstb<He<n edmcrrtpiesu In @ Bio u xacsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
gfettes g dlGr.

gbtcago, IS. 6ebruar. 8oron
Bancroft Sobnfon tpurbe gum 8rdIis
oenten, Setretdr unb SfabmeiIter Der
Imerican 8aiebuQ 2eague ipieOers
ertpdblt. Sein SalGr rpirb bic 8leint1z
felt BON $50, 1000 per Sabr betragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17
2okal-Derid)t
@nt aGsefanfen.
Strakenbabniuagea Der College
SiItsMain Siaie fplfioirte init
einem Giicnbabnsuse.

Gr 3uiammenftob trfotets oil Der
Ripscnireusarg on Der 5dmiltpn
aDenre. - gtur Der motormann
4uguit Gloitertempsr nurDe le;ht
rtrlebt. - qaiTagtsre unb aonouts
teur fpransen rs6t3sitig ab. - Die
llrfo4en bes lIRfanss iptpeit nod
niat bsfinitip fsitssItsut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-17

Die Nusfiifrurq Der EmpFehs
lung Der 3fuifheuitdattiher 8erteHrss
Sommifipn. es Iolten ale 81bn3iigs
nit Grtras3ugperionat osrfeben pers
ben, parbe, mad 8sbauptuuq oon8i3es
prdIioert Smith BON Der ylep 0ort
Central, ben 8ahneu Wle6rtoiteu pro
Subr BON S20,000,000 peruridnen.
Gs miibteu 10000 mebr Gsuts ange.
iteIt uno Der 9erfebr rirbe besbaIb
ntht beHer aehanbhabt perben. ais
oas aegenspartis Der ga 1T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10

The Monumental. Sunday School Room.
To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir-In the rear OF historic Monu-
mental Church. which is dear to many
hearts, stands the Sunday school room.
This room should be as dear and as
well cared for as the church, for It
seems to build the future for the
church. It sends forth strength to-
day to the church as # has done
in days gone by. From Its walls soma
of the greatest bishops have been sent.
and let US hope and pray that more
may be sent IN future years. In this
room. taught by such teachers as Geo.
ID. Fisher. VIM. H. Powers and many
other sanity men and women. the chill
dren have had implanted In them the
love OF the church, Its teachings, Its
rituals, and from 1t have gone forth
young men and rnatdens to make the
service of the church more beautiful
and to work Tor Its good. God seems
to have endowed them with beautiful
voices. Not only do they I'LL the Mon
.umental choir stalls. but their sweet
voices are heard in many other choirs
in the city. Faithful superintendents
have they had, rs Tnos: Alfriend. John
II. Tyler, and now Richard II. Meade.
This room Is filled with sweet associa-
tons and dear recollections, and
through the years its influence has
grown and wtdened. A band OF young
men is trying to beautify this room.
The teachers are eager toE help them.
and we wish all former pupils to re-
.member the dear old Monumental Sum
day school room With their prayers.
y NJ B. p,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-10
FARMERS ENCOURAGED
BY RECENT RAlNfAll
VIII Gre atty Benefit Crops-Frederic<s
burg People Enjoy Camp Life-New
Bank for OccOQuan.

| df5sfsl l. !
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg, Va, August s.-A
splendid rain fell here, which will be
worth thousands OF dollars to the
farmers. It will save the corn crop,
revive the pastures. make one OF the
best pickle crops for years and help
the crop OF melons and vegetation gen-
orally. #
The new passenger depot Of the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad here Is nearing compile
ton and will be great impr
over the old one, the facilities gener-
ally being greatly enhanced.
Road Contractor James Z Fraser,
Of orapge county has given up some
roads, and accompanied by his wife
will go to Colorado with the view OF
Improving his health. which has not
been good for some time.
George Purvis, OF little Whim"
farm in STAFFORD county, near this city,
has q. variety Of spring oats which.
originated In Scotland, from which he
has this year secured a yield Of over
sixty-three bushels per acre. .
a. number OF fredericksburg people
are enjoying camp life on the banks!
OF, the Potomac River. near Quantico
In the party are Dr. William ] effries.
chewnlng, Mrs. Chewing, their SON..
s.leitries, and Miss Agnes Chewning:
the Misses Blelght, Miss Belle Little.
IS. S, Bradford. J r., and Abram CARING
tom, all of this city; Rev. Mr.. Elmer
OF Saltville; Stewart Williamson. Of
NWnrreuton, and Charles Camp, OF
Petersburg. The spot is beautiful
one. and bathing and sailing are en-
joyed. ss$55
There are a numb or Of Mosby's men
In this section. and among those who
will attend the reunion at Herndon.
In Fairfax county. septemb Dor 10, is
Captain w. N. Tansill, q member OF the
police force Of this city. Colonel E..
D, Cole IS also one. OF A1osby's mon.
Frank Fl. Hill and James p. Simps on.
or Stafford county, near this city, will
also attend the reunion "A s5 So s
For the fair to be held In Orange
coun ty during the coming fall over 100
girls have entered the contest for
prizes In cooking, y sewing, butter-mak-
ing and other department. and thirty
eight boys have entered the contest for
corn prizes. IN lisSs MI slSS ]f Nj VI.
DR.. NJ. Il Webb. al 9 e this city,5 was
dog, which sprans at him and knocked
| him down, n Several stitche had to be
taken. GIN " 4, 5ts NJ S$ 3588 q IN IN
occoquan Will soon have a bank,f3a
charter having been granted for one
with a capt. al stock OF 81 q. 900. IL G.. w,
Hunter OF Deco Quan,t A q president, and
John w. Garner cas- hi er;;8 5Ssss
| III The State Horticulturals Society VII,
give q fruit packing demonstration at
IGordonsyille, in' Orange county, on
!
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News Of South Richmond

was infantile paralysis.
The funeral will take place at the
nome this AFTERNOON at o'clock. Rev.
j. NJ. Rowland. pastor OF West End
Church. conducting the services. The
pall-bearers will be Mortell Williams,
Garland Davis. Richard Harding and
Hunter Harding.
Says Hln Board Bill Is Due.
Edward Steges, of 1903 Hancock
Street. is complainant before Justice
Maurice in warrant against Willie
Laurence. who Is accused OF stealing
and defrauding him OF SIT. due for.
board.
Edgar Dobbins, white, twenty-four
years old. is charged with assaulting
D. G. Kerom. Walter Sheperson and
s.. Barker have been summoned as
witnesses.
An attachment has been served on
Charley Hilton. colored. nineteen years
old. by Patrolman Ely.
Buy Lot In Cemetery.
New South Council. Jr. o. U. "A. NJ.
Will meet in its rooms at Eighth and
Hull Streets Friday night at o'clock
TO consider the purchase Jointly with
the other three lodges Of lot in
O. U. A n. section. Committees rep-i
resenting the lodges have already been
appointed, and have recommended tav-
orably the purchasing OF the lot. This
the Southside. OF which number New
South Council has 210. This fraternal
order was founded in 1853. has thirty
two State councils 2.o61 subcouncils
and 201.897 members scattered through
out the breadth Of the land
Odd-rellowa In Session.
special meeting Of Stuart Lodge.
Independent Order Of Ode, Fellows, was
and the degree team recently organ
lied was given exercises in degree
work. the preliminaFies to the award
ing of degrees on several candidates.
C$Ov I Too tyeN nYt ia ~ T. lac
will meet tonight to discuss bylaws
and prepare to send delegates to the
grand lodge In st. Louis August 20.
Citizenx Complain.
Complaints are coming fast from
this community, and especially from
swansboro, over the alleged bad con-
$dition OF the tracks of the Atlantic
Coast Line at the crossing between
ON Hull Street. The trouble Is said
E to have arisen from water mains be-
meath the wooden foundation Of the
tracks.
when the electric cars jolt across the
structure stream of water, adulter.
#ated with oil and grease. IS shot up
ward upon the uncomfortable paSsen-
gers. It is said that the people have
much cause for complaint.
Athletics W.. HoolAgans.
The Athletics defeated yesterday az
Eternoon a picked team. dubbed the
4HOOl1EanS,E by the score VI IL lOSopf 10
fore a hilarious crowd Of colored root
ers.
defeat Monday afternoon at Smithheld
at the hands Of that team.
First ga me- -
Score: Nh ~ TT =. -,
South Richmond =
Batteries: j Johnson ana H ~ ms
kHulcher and Letds.
Second game = - -
Score: IN = p a'g =. :,
fSmithheld so - = ~
Batteries: Elinger, Johnson. Bundy
and Reid; Armister and Leids
Personal Mention.
!, ! y Sean visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. ii,
Mahle. Of Willoughby Beach has re-
MIS- MIS- +. r.. cheatham, Jr, and chll-
dren' have returned home, after q de-
lightful visit at the home OF her uncle.
~ Miss Henrietta Garrett Is visiting
RELATIVES in Halifax county 1ll,'y
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Ashland News Notes

Ash sRssdial Mt e. rhe Au iss S eltc
Lancaster, Gilbert u. Banker, Walter
a. Harrison and r.. IL Bailey are at
tending tho state Farmers institute
at Petersburg.
j. overton sule and family returned
last night from Ocean View, where
they spent the past week.
Pursuant to an order issued last
week BY Commander George r. Haw,
the w. B. Newton Camp. No. 81, Con-
federate Veterans. met to-day at the
Ashland Park Sons OF veterans are
admitted to honorary membership In
the camp, which Is now in very
nourishing condition. The meeting to-
day lasted all day, and dinner was
served on the lawn, not far from the
road where some Of these same vet
Grams marched with Jackson to Join
Lees army In the defense OF Richmond.
Mrs John FRANKLIN left to-day to
visit relatives in Albemarle county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Newman left
yesterday for a weeks stay at Mill
boro Springs. So
Mrs. w B. Devine is Visiting rela-
tives at Wellford's, N. C.
a. Chambers Ray, Jr., left to-day to
visit his grandfather at Red Hill.
Mr.. sDaWson.9a United States tnspec-
tor OF rural free delivery routes. is
In Ashland Investigating proposed
changes on Il. +. d. route No. i.
MISS Elizabeth Chenery Is at Waynes-
boro at the Brunswick Inn
Mrs. J. I. England is visiting her sis.
ter. Mrs. Thomas. at Spring Fill, Va.
9. Frank Vaughan. Of Lexington,
Ky, Is visiting his mother, Mrs. I. NJ.
vaughan. who las just returned from
a trip to Europe.
Master Robert Jackson Howison, OF,
memphis. Tenn.. Is spending the sum
mer with his aunt, Mrs. M. NJ. Baldwin
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OBJECT TO HORSE MEAT
State Department Investigates Alleged
Shipments Into Northern Europe.

State Department Investlgatea Alleged
Shipments Into Northern Europe.
Washington. D. c.. August s.-The
light-haired Teutons In the countries
eating horse meat, wherefore they!
protested when reports were spread
among them to the effect that horse
meat was being shipped to them from
the United States.
When the State Department learned
OF this, It instructed the American
consuls at Hull and Newcastle, Eng
land, through which ports 1t was said.
the meat was being reshlpped to the
gate the conditions.
Both consuls reported to-day to the
State Department that no horse meat
from the United States has reached
American consul at Hull informed the
department that while no horse meat
from the United States has reached