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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
DH. SIMPSON Is CHOSEN
DEAN or DENTAL FACULTY.

DIR. Richard l.. Simpson was elected
dean of the dental faculty held Thurs
day night He succeeds DR. l.. N. Co.
Ing business engagements. after serv-
ing In that capacity for seven years
DIR. Simpson has been @ member OF the
dental faculty for the last Ave years
and IL regarded as a leader of his pro-
fessfon In Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29

Mrs. l.. NJ. Ellis, who had been i'll
n few days, died suddenly Thursday
night a Their home, No. 223S West
Grace street. She leaves her hus-
band. The funeral VIII take place
Saturday morning at II o'clock from
the residence. Interment will be in
Riveryiew Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
Nnme Jvaxe-Adyocate.

Owing to the absence from the city
OF Lieutenant J. r. Tucker. Captain I.
Branch Johnson, of the Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues, has been designated ~
judge advocate of a ceHFt-Hartia1
which win try Sergeant F.. l. Atkins
son OF the Richmond Howttzers. whe
is charged with violating the articles
OF war by failure to participate In thu
Gettysburg camp Instruction .clao
trial will take place August 18th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29

Mrs A. Nj. Doyle will leave Satur-
day for Bedford City where she Will
spend several months.
MIR. and Mrs K. NJ. SIniIher have
returned from Ocean View, where
they visited for two weeks
Picknickers from Ceutrana gath
cred at Forest Hill Park Wednesday
afternoon. The Salem Sunday school
sent many 10 the popular resort.
Owners of dogs In Washington
Ward will have to pay an extra dog
license from August / to September
/. The Richmond ordinance has made
a chance in the regulations and the
people who own CANNES in South
Richmond viii nave to pay the
freight"
Mr.. Lacy Fendley left Thursday for
South Carolina on a business trip.
Councilman c. c. Jones, who. after
playing a game of baseball in Balti-
more kept on to Atlantic City, has
returned to the city He is looking
we'll
Miss Louise Owen is at home to her
friends after a visit OF two weeks in
Norfolk and Old Point.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
Mrs. Mary f.. Limerick.

Especial to The Richmond virginisn.9
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, july 90.
Mrs, Mary f. Limerick died at her
home in North End Wednesday even
ing, in the .51st year OF her age. One
daughter. Mrs. Richard Baker. of this
city. and one son. Mr.. William Linn
erlck. OF Fairfax, survive her.
The funeral took place yesterday
from the home OF the deceased. Rev.
Il. a. Williams conducted the SER
vices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
WILLIAM RiHfcr

Especial 10 The Richmond yirginian)
HARRTSONBURG. July 2e.-Nviliam
G. Ritter hfty-si& years old, is dead
near Saumsville, Shenandoah county
He leaves two brothers: DIR. ]. l. Rtt-
ter Of FrosthurG- inland nr-phtlln
Ritter OF Myersdale. Pa. He belonged
10 the Brethren church,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
Creditors to Appear.

In the United States District Court
Judge waddill has entered an order
citing all creditors OF Samuel w, Dug
gins. bankrupt. to appear in court On
August ., to show reason why the fix
lures of the establishment Of the bank
rupt should not be sold for $4.o0Q. q
priyata cffer which has hssR madA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29

tapecIaI 70 The Richmond NIrg inIan.l
HARRISONBURG, July 2s.--The
body OF Mrs, Lydia Breeden. eighty-one
years old. who died at Low Moor. Allie
CLANCY county. was brought 10 Elkton
Roc bingham county for burial She
She was Miss Joliet. OF Augusta
county. She leaves several children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
Chiidis Death.

John Cain. infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs r. \. Cain, OF No. los Wood
street, Chestnut Hill, died Friday
morning. The funeral Will take place
Friday afternoon. Interment will be
In lakewood Cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
PRODUCE MARKET
CONTINUES STEADY

There was no change Friday In the
Cary street produce market with the
exception OF a slight decline in the
price of chickens. They are now quot
ed at II centa q pound. lower than they
have been this season
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
DEATHS.

HALEY.--Died at Altavista, Campbell
css'nsy Ma xas sEssYE psGRsnns nEs q
LEY. rsltct OF H. Brown Haley,
TuaeEh Roftcs laisss !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
AWARD CONTRACT
FOR STREET GRADING

The contract for grading Cary street
between LON hardy street and the new
corporation line was awarded to the
Arm OF A. l. Phillips Sons by the COM
mittee on streets Thursday night. The
work, which will begin in the near
future will cost $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
CAPT. Mcdowell MAY
FACE COURT MARTIAL
Continued from First Page }

there Is determined effort to Dust
me. Why such a feeling should pre-
vail against me / cannot imagine. /
have worked conscientiousiy for the
good Of the company since / have
been captain, and long before l was
given that commission. nearly two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
To Hold Hou.ekeeper. safe.

Unity w, c. r. O., OF Highland Park
viii hold housekeepers sale at the
Sixth street market Saturday. Mrs.
d. NJ Burgess. the president urges all
that all OF their friends call and sup
ply themselves with good things to eat
for SYnaaYs dtunsT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
Holm Eduausfs

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.)
WARRENTON. VA. July 29.-Mr.
John Edmonds. son of Mrs. Eugenia
Edmonds~ and the late Or. Sydnor,
died here to-day. after a lingering
fitness. Mr.. Edmonds was a prcmi-
nent farmer and we'll known through
out the State, He is survived by his
mother, three sisters and one brother.
Mr.. Irland Edmonds, of Washington
y. c. Funeral notice later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
RICHMOND STOCK mAHxwr.

RICHMOND STUCK MAHMWF.
Richmond, Va, July -, 1910,
North Carolina. As. Q. 1910
Va. 3s. Old c. and r. 1888. .SSM S6A
Va. Centuries IA. G. ana r..
1901 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .sS& SS1s
CITY SECURITIES
Manchester City .......,... -.
Richmond City Is r. 1890
1899 ....s.st
Ga and Ala Con. IS. 19a5 100
Norfolk and West Ry. a.
Richmond City -. G. d r.
1eSS-l94s .........-ss 44N ase aAx
K, RAILROAD RoNpA. IAlsa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
Mes G~~~rhsu~ y1~aa

(special to The Richmond Nlrglnian. J
NORFOLK, July 2s.--Mrs Rachel
Greenhaum. of Richmond. died al Viz
ginia Beach to-day
$Mrs. Greenbaum was weii-Rnown m
Richmond. She leaves here one son
and three daughters. Her home was
in Marshall street between Adams
street and Brooke avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-29
At the Theatres

Colonial-Continuous vaudeville,
BfJosa-Conttnuous vaudeville.
Lubin---Conttnuous vaudeville, !
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
DEALS DEATH TO TWO;
FIGHTS TO THE FINISH
CITY OF RICHMOND TO
HAVE JUVENILE COURT
In Accordance With Bill Passed by
Last Legislature Children Will
be Tried Separate.

RICHM OND. VA. March 23.-Rich-
mCnd will have Juvenile court. in
everything except name, within the
reXt few weeks.
In the Cox bill passed early in the
last session OF the Legislature pro
vision was made for the detention
or commitment of minors under sey-
enteen years of age for certain Of
lenses not in jails or penitentiaries;
placing them in suitable homes and
institutions under certain circum-
stances; when they can and cannot
be sent to Jail; allowing them to be
released on probation; the approval
of the State Board CT Charities and
Corrections under certain contingent
cies; penalties tor removing any
child committed 10 these homes: al
lowing jury trials and appeals. and
appointment of probation officers and
outlining their duties."s
Next week the Board OF Charities
and Corrections will meet to carry
out the provisions of the bill. Plans
will be adopted to put into practical
operation the intent of the measure,
and within a short time few, if any,
children will be tried in the same
open court with adult offenders.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE
in COM WANDER PEARY
Secretary Of London Royal Geo9raph-
&c Society Writes Concerning
Claims OF Explorer.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March %
a letter from the secretary of the
Royal Geographic Society of London.
expressing great interest in the atti.
tude OF congress towards Commander
Peary and stating that the writer was
confident that Peary had reached the
North Pole. was made public today by
Representative Allen. of Maine. one
of the explorers supporters.
The letter. which was addressed
Ia Admiral Chester by Secretary
Kettle at the London society. and for
warded To Representative Allen, fol-
lows:
We are naturally very Interested
in the report which you and your
colleagues issue with reference TO the
peary observations. | am not sur
prised at the results. as | may add
that here everybody has confidence
IT. Peary's honesty and competence.
or course, 1t Is very difficult as you
know TO be sure OF your ohserva
lions at such a latitude with n low
sun, but think there can be no
doubt that Peary got to the pole. or.
as | think you reported, litie
beyond il. We are looking forward
TO seeing pcary here some time at the
end of April or the beginning Of May"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
RICHMOND ELKS WILL
CONTINUE THEIR BAR
Decide by Large Majority to
Conduct the Home as
Heretofore.

RICHMOND. VA, March 23.-Af-
ter a late discussion tonight. the local
lodge OF E.lks decided by the vote of
a large majority OF its members TO
continue the conduct of the home in
the future as it has been in the
past.
The question Of whether or not the
bar should be continued was brought
up and argued from purely a bust
ness viewpoint and IL was decided
that il be carried on as heretofore.
There has never been any wet
ard dry" factions in the club as
has been reported.
II was decided that the meeting
was one concerning only members
of the order and a resolution was
passed in the meeting that its pro
ceedings be kept secret. u was
therefore impossible to ascertain ex
actly how the vote stood
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
REFUSES TO Talk ON
PlNCH0T CONTROVERSY
Roosevelt Wants All the Facts at
Hand First-Former President
and Family OF for Cairo.

LUXOR. UPPER EGYPT. March
23.-Colonel Roosevelt's departure
from Luxor at o'clock this evening
was made the occasion OF great
outpouring of residents and tourists.
They cheered the ex-president as ms
train started for Cairo The Egyp-
tian capital will be reached tomorrow
morning and Col. Roosevelt and his
party will remain in that city for
nearl.' a week.
The subject of the Ballinger-Pinchot
controversy and the departure for
Europe of Clifford Pinchot. the de-
posed chief forester. OF the United
states. for the ostensible purpose Of
having a conference with the former
President, was brought to Col. RooSe-
velt's attention today. but he de-
clined TO make any statement. mercy
reterating his determination not TO
discuss questions of political nature
until ne had all the facts in hand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
Question. Of Endurance.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March %
With the decision OF the state labor
organization not to declare a sympa-
thetic strike and the return to work
OF many OF the sympathetic strikers
n this city. the situation nas settled
down to a question OF endurance be
twee the striking carren and the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
officials Of the company claim l.
300 cars are in operation. The sec
rotary Of the street carmen's union.
however. claimed tonight that the
greatest number OF cars operated In
2 single day since the beginning OF
the strike was 6G0. lie claims that
there are only 200 members Of the
Keystone Union. the members OF
which rmained loyas to the company,
and tina; even with the imported
strike breakers. the company will re
quires 400 more men.
The committee Of ten. OF the Cen.
trail Labor Union. which has been di.
recting the geneal strike. in its state
ment tonight. stated that u Is assOr
ed that the company cannot hold out
much LONGER.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
Mother Of Sixteen War Veterans

MOUNDSVELE. w. VA, March %
Mrs. Sarah Brandon, aged 100, of this
city. holds the United States record
OF Civil war veterans. No less than
IL or her boys served in the battles
Of thst war. Fourteen on the Union
side and two with the Confederate.
while her total family was %. Her
twenty-three children are also the
parents Of large antilles. The Oldest
Hiram. Is so years old, while the
youngest. Evan Brandon. is az years,
and works daily in coal mine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
MAIL pELvERER INVENTED.
Device Approved for Handling Sacks
Where Fast Trains Do Not Stop.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 23.-
by device invented by an Iowa
man and approved by the postmaster
general today. mail will be taken upon
moving trains and delivered NJ many
places where fast trains do not stop.
The adoption of the device marks an
important step in the movement 10
equip all railroad lines with II.
The growth OF the service and the
shortening of schedules has necessita-
ted change of mails without stopping
at many Offices Of considerable size.
The new device takes on or dis
charges mails safely without danger
CT throwing The sacks under the
wheels and destroyed them or derail-
ing the train.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
GET. JURY-H|XERS TOO
Pittsburg Graft Probe to Strike
Many Branches.
OELVING INTO MUCH VICE
Drag Net Does Not Stop at Hauling
in Members of Council, But
Reaches the Courts and DisorderIy
House Traffic.
(By Associated Press.,


PITTSBURG. PA, March 23.-Nine
more men, cOnscience-stricken over
taking money for their votes. appear
ed before Judge X. 5. Frazer today
and. after telling all they knew of
the councilmanic graft conspiracy,
had sentence postponed.
Besides these nine. Former Presi-
dent of Common Council William
Brand, one Of the ring leaders, ac-
COrding to those who confessed. has
also made a statement which is in
the hands of the district attorney.
J. c. Washcn. who is in the peni-
Tertiary. made his confession to the
grand jury today. He wept like a
child during his recital. while John
Klein. tried to sOothe him.
Ready for Bribe-Givers.
On the statement from Brand
Washow and Klein who were the
principals in the conspiracy. accord
ing to their own statements. it is
said the district attorney is ready to
proceed against tn bribe-givers and.
while M names are given out.
I WashOn's statements is said To impli.
cafe some prominent men.
The opportunity to voluntarily con
fess and receive postponed sentences.
or immunity has passed for those
, that have not come forward. Those
that have been indicted will be
brought 10 trial and the first OF these
will start Monday.
Already a crusade against jury-fx-
ing has been started by the district
attorney. Today FIVE men were liter.
ally yanked from the court room by
county detectives. II is said they
were busy with bride money for
jurors about the court house CORR.
doris. Each man was put through a
severe examination. and arrests are
predicted for a number OF others
known about the court house 10 be
jury-fxers.
Oisorderly House Traffic.
No Indictments we're handed down
by the grand jury today. although
they have sufficient evidence fer true
bills against more than a half a hun.
dred. Those viii come along. accord.
Ing 10 the assistant district attorney
before the end % the week.
/ Now that the coGnci,manic graft
evidence Is about IN. the district a.
torncy is about to take up the traffic
in disordcrly houses and vice. IN
which counciimen have been impiicat
Cd BY the confession.
Detectives nave already furnished
evidence AGAINST rropricfors ~ fhir
teen gambling houses and ZIG disor
derly resorts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
OHIO STARTS PROBE.
Legislature Taxes Steps to Invest
cate Bribery Charges
.~~-efnfrI rssra~a

COLUBUS. ONO. March 23.-The
house OF representatives today adopt
ed the Eison resolution providing for
a Bipartisan investigation by four
members appointed BY the speaker.
OF charges made BY Representative
e.. y. Winters. of Erie county. and
Representative Pcarce. r. Alien coun.
~. that efforts had been made %
bribc them in connection with ihe
T.ssare 81 the Elson bill permifiin 4,
telephone companies 10 merge. A
joint resolution providing for a probe
~ a committee representing BON
houses and senate vas proposed but
the house Wa afraid the senate
would not adcui DO. Then a separate
houae inv. sfi9afi.n was decided upoa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
SENATOR DANIELS
CONDITION BETTER
Bulletin from the Sfateman's
Bedside indicates improve
ment Considerable.

DAYTONA, FLA, March 3D.
A bulletin issued from the bedside
of United States Senator Daniel,
of Virginia, tonight indicates a
slight change in his condition
since yesterday. The improvement
is considerable as compared with
the senator's condition on Mon
day. He now lies in a state that
is described as being between
coma and heavy slcepyIes5.
The following bulletin was is
sued tonight:
Senator Daniels condition this
evening shows little change. What
there is, however, is favorable,
his speech being rather more dis
tinct at times today than previous
Iy. He also keeps his eyes open
more. Pulse, temperature and
ncurishment still continue salts
factory"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
Major Slocum's Wife Instantly
Killed in Auto Wreck.
COLLISION AT WASHINGTON
Machine ard Street Car Run Together
and the Fearful Smash Up Follows
Mrs. Slocum is Crushed Under
Wreek-CompanIon Injured.

WASHINGTON, ID. C. March 20
Major General J. Franklin Bell. cher
of STAFF of the United States army,
who was injured early today in an au-
tomobile accident in which Mrs. Her
bert ]. Slocum, wife of Major Slocum,
United States army. was almost IN
stantly killed, was reported tonight
to be resting comfortably. One OF
his ibis vas broken and he suffered
some scalp wounds, hut no internal In
juries aavo been discovered and no
complications OF any sort have set in.
husband Arrives.
Major Slocum, who Is member OF
the 10th cavalry. and now stationed
at Governors Island, New York, ar
rived tonight with his sons, herman.
who is also at Governors Island. and
Theodore. a student at Princeton Uni
versity. He was met at the train by
Inspector General Gralington, almost
a life long friend. and by Colonel
Crowder, OF the advocates generals
office. and Lieutenant Colonel Rean,
an assistant 10 the surgeon-general.
No further arrangements have been
made for the funeral OF Mrs. Siocum
than that the body will be taken, ar
ter the irouest tomorrow. to the home
OF her birth. Ossining. y. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson. the latter a sister OF
Mrs Slocum. and Miss Robinson. OF
New York. also arrived here tonight.
The Accident.
The accident was caused by south
bound trolley car OF the Wisconsin
avenue ca. line. near TennslyiOwn.
in the northwes; outskirts Of this city.
eolliding with an automobile owned
BY General Bell The car was cccu-
pied b. Mrs. ~ J. Slocum. - years.
of Governors Island. New York. Mrs.
y. L. Green and General Bell.
Mrs. Siocum. who received internal
injuries. vas removed 10 Georgetown
Hospital in an automobile where she
vas pronounced dead.
Chauffeur Ward was unhurt. but
was soon arrested. together with the
motormsn and conductor Of the troll
Icy car. They were later released
from custody. however. on orders
fom Coroner hewitt. who instructed
them to srpear a; the inquest tomor'
row morning.
Fatal Visit.
Mrs.. siOcum. whose h-shand Is Q
(coniinueo on Fourth age.D
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
LILLls TAKES VACATION.
Recently Carved 70 Kansas City
Banker Leaves for Indefinite Period.

KANSAS CITY. MO. March ~
Jere Liliis. president n the Western
Exchange Bank ~ this city. who vas
attacked by J. Y. Cudahy three weeks
aEo IN Cudahy's house. ieft here today
on an indefinite vacation. but his des.
fiEation Is not known by the public.
Ordered by his physicians 70 take
long rest. Lillis may 20 abroad be.
fore returning 10 Kansas City. IT,
has not resigned a. president % the
hank. 4 friend Of Mr.. Lillis was ask
90 " the banker did not expect 10
meet Mr. Cudahy IN The south. bu
this friend denied this was the pur
poqe 81 Mr.. Hills rip.
Mr. Cudahy recently was IN Ashc
,iiic. y. G.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
TRACK WIZARD BECOMES
WORLDS SPEED KING
With Hi> TIVE Hundred Horsepower
Machine, the Great Racer smashes
His Own Record Recently Estsb-
iished by Three seeonds-champlon
Only Toys with tIs Competitors.
ORy Associated Prsss.l

DAYTONA. FLA, March 23.-Bar-
ney Oldheid. wizard OF the track
today proved his right to the title
OF the worlds speed king by smashing
three worlds records. including Owo
which experts long since figured
would stand for many years yet.
On the hard surface of the Daytona
Beach. driving his 200-horsepower
Benz. with which he. a week ago,
broke the worlds mile record at a
rate of speed equaling 1918 miles
per hour, Oldfeld today covered two
miles In $3.50. about 3 seconds better
than the previous worlds record
made by Demoget. of Paris. on the
Daytona track in 1906. Thirty minutes
later Qldfeld drove against the world
kilCmeter record Of 1876 seconds
made by iIemery on the Brookland's
track.
His Third Record.
Oldneld shot past the starting line
like a meteor and finished the distance
in f7.0i The third record establish
ed by Oldfield was the one mile stock
chassis mark of 40.35 In a Knox.
Although David Brsce Brown, Wal
ter Christie, George Robertson. Ben
Kirscher and number of other well
known drivers with fast cars, "artiei-
pated in tod5y's races. Oidfield swept
all before him with hurricane or
speed and daring that proved that
the "old timer" is better than ever.
The consistency of Oldfelds work
with his giant Benz shows that no
nuke can be held responsible tor his
great mile record last week Oldfield
will go for the mile record tomorrow
and promises mile at the rate OF
40 miles an hour.
While Oldfeld won today in the
one mile worlds championship event,
1t was evident that the champion was
only towing with his competitor.
George Robertson, VINO drove the
Christie car, and was not trying Ia
get the very best speed out OF his
Benz
Events as Pulled OF.
Summaries:
First event-mile worlds champion
ship trial against time-Oldtield.
Benz. 2s 2-5 seconds: George Robert
son. Christie car, 1898 seconds.
Second evcnt-OIdield, driving I
Knox car. to establish stock car rec
ord for one mile Time, 1875.
Third event-Ten miles, Florida
championship, won by Hotchk.ss.
Pope-Harsard: second, Bond, driving
a Stearnes. Time. GAL
Fourth eyent-One kilometer, time
trial for worlds record-Oldtieid sdriv-
ing his 2C0-horsepower Benz, made
the distance In 1904. lowering the
previous worlds record o. 177G. held
by Hemery.
Fifth event-Two mile record trials
-Oldfieli, driving his Benz. made the
distance n 55.S7 seconds, lowering
by abous three seconds. the previous
worlds record OF IS As seconds, made
by Demoeeot at Daytona in 1906.
Sixth event-Ten miles handicap
Davis. driving Chalmers 30. won;
Hotchkiss. Pope-Hartford. second.
Time. I2:13
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-24
SIX MEN DROWNED.
Tug Arthur 3 Goes Down in Gulf or
Frazier River.

VANCOUVER. b. C.. March "a
The tug Arthur p. from Tacoma TO
Vancouver. f0undered last night OF
F'azier river lightship. Six men were
drowned
A sin westerly wind prevailed in
the gulf last night and on the san
Heads a big sea was running. The
hghtkeeptr in charge Of the lightshIp
on the frazer river saw the ting IA
boring heavily and while he was
watching she foundered and vent
down.
The tug was used IN the cement and
plaster carrying trade between Puget
Sound and British Columbia ports.