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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-25

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new LIGHT COMES
IN GLOVER CASE
Hattie Leblanc Virtually Ad-
mits Wife Did the
Shooting.

lSpeclal TO Inc TlmeS-DiSpatch.1
cambridge, Mass, December 24.-New
light came to-day in the Glover
death mystery through statements
made by Hattie Leblanc at West Aril
chat TO staff correspondent of a Bos-
ton newspaper Hattie said in part:
/ did not shoot Mr.. Glover. He was
Hn awfully nice man, the incest | ever
knew, and I Just loved him He was
the only man l ever cared anything
about. Mrs. Glover tried to make every
one think that killed him, but knew
that l had not, and that everything
would come out all right
Il hate Mrs, Glover. If she is tried
j shall be glad to go down to Boston
and be witness against her / shall
only tell what i know. but that will be
enough Mrs. Gloyet. said things that
Were not true when she was on the
witness stand. Almost everything
that she said was not true. It was not
true when she said that she did not
know that / WIS hiding under the bed.
on Sunday, Mrs Glover opened the
door of the room and looked at me,
tnd then closed the door.
Mrs. Glover knew | was going to
the laundry with Mr. Glover on Satur-
DAY night She knew before l went
They all said that my right hand was
black when | came out from under the
bed. but it was not, You know that
they said they found a comb in the
laundry the next morning. 1t was
AIRS, Glover+s comb, iust as 1t was
mine. She Wore: 1t part of the time
didn't wear it that night though. The
handkerchief that they said they found
wasn't mine either hear that Mrs.
Glover won't have any money left
when she gets through with the law
suits which she is going TO have.
m glad OF it,
Melvin NJ Johnson, the girls attor-
ney does not believe the girl made the
statement attributed TO her,
The district attorneys office will al.
tempt TO get Hattie to return TO Cam
bridge, and 1t is limited that new ar
lest is likely 10 be made
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NEGROESCONDEMN
BLACK MURDERER.
Ask Governor for Special
Court to Try Nathan
Montague.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. /

ltptt4SLl ~ nc y
oxford, y. c., December 2i.-'rhe
negroes of oxford and the surrounding
country, at the courthouse here on
Thursday evening. held an indignation
meeting, in regard TO the recent triple
murder committed near Oxford by a
member of their race. Nathan Monta-
que. This negro killed Layton San
ders, his daughter, and his grand
daughter, and threats of lynching were
so strong against him that he was
rushed to the State Penitentiary for
safekeepinS.
Several strong speeches were made
by leading members of the colored
race in this community, all of them
expressing in the strongest possible
terms their condemnation of the ter
rible crime.
The meeting was held entirely with
out suggestion of the whites.
The resolutions, which We're unani-
mously adopted, refer TO the awful
nature of the crime as one which broke
a link in the strongly welded chain of
peace and anity between the races in
this extremely friendly county
The members then most earnestly
and urgently pray the good Governor
OF our State, Hon. ". ". kitchin, that
speedy and summary punishment he
that special court be made by the
Governor to try this brute"
Those In attendance pledged their
aid and support to the Governor and
to the officers of the law in keeping
and maintaining the peace and dignity
OF the law and thereby placing our
selves on record before the world as
being unalterably opposed to such
fragrant violations Of law and order
in any one
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'lr.. j. j. Mckenzie.
Recent Deaths Near Lccsburg.
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY

Whereas, an a1l-wiso Providence has
called upon our president, Mrs. VIM.
Gemmell, TO suffer the bereavement
of a beloved father; and,
Whereas, her cares in connection with
the long and distressing illnes5 of
hel death father were augmented
u. her devoted labors in behalf of
our organizations; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we, her subordinates
and coworkers in the Ri:hmpnd
Federation of Mothers Clubs. IN
hereby extend TO her our heartfelt
sympathy in this hour of her grief
ard loss. made moro poignant by
this season of universal rejoicing;
ard be it further
Resolved. That copy of these reso-
iltions be sent to her in evidence
of the tender sympathies OF her CO.
workers and friends at this time, and
the same be spread upon the min
ules of our organization, ard pub
llshed in The Times Dispatch.
(SiSned)
w. II. sPIERS,
NJ. NJ. T. BOATWRIGuT,
III. NJ. BROWNING,
Committee
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SILVER SER VICE
FOR LEIGH R. PAGE

About 100 members of the Common
wealth club Joined last night in pre-
senting to Leigh 4. Page, for the past
two years president of the club, a
appreciation of his work in guiding
the club through the period OF its
greatest enlargement, both In mem
bership and property value. Mr.. Page
has directed the movement which has
resulted in adding handsome WlrS
to the club house, almost doubling Its
size and attractiveness.
The address Of presentation was
made By Colonel 10 Lane Stern MI.
Page spoke briefly in response
Speeches were also made by Ashton
Starkc and Charles E. Boiling, both
former presidents OF the club. and
by DR. w, I. Oppenhimer and Arthur
member.
The service is an elaborate one,
beautifully engraved, and in addition
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CROKER PLANS TO
MINI MIzE FIRES
Believes He Can Reduce Num-
Der IS Per Cent. in
First Year.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
'.,,,, yprle T,ppptubyr Of .,luNpgt 4

Especial to The Times -DiSpatch.1
New York, December 24.--"lnNest us
with the authority we seek and ought
TO have and I'll give bond to reduce
tho tiro losses of New York at least
iweniy-fvo per cent. tho first year
and God only knows how many lives
tvo'd save declared Fire Chief Croker
to-day in his oifioe At headquarters.
The nre fighter was putting the
finishing touches on n statement lie
wishes to make TO the Legislative In
Sestigating committee at the earliest
opportunity. Chief Croker has heeu
provoked to wrath by the assertion OF
frank II. Chambers, chairman of the
fire insurance committee of tho Merch
ants Association, before the legislative
investigators yesterday that Croker
was twenty years behind the times III
shc administration of the New York
Fire Department..
"After l make my statement to the
Legislative investigating committee
says the chief l hope the way Will be
paved for us TO ask the Legislature
this winter to give us sole and abso-
lutte power in the matter of guarding
against fires With the power and au-
1hority ! seek l will guarantee to re-
duce by 20 per cent the enormous fire |
waste OF the city by minimizing the
chances of fires. First and foremost, 1
would inaugurate a rigid system OF in
Spection By trained and skilled hremen. :
sach OF whom would be invested with !
the authority Immediately TO enforce
his orders. The majority and most
destructive fires in New York originate
In easements. cellars and store rooms
where all sorts of infiammable rubbish |.
are piled recklessly and permitted to
accumulate.
Give us the authority here to con-
troll this matter and Ill see TO il that
every fre-breeding place in New York
- cleaned in jiffy and kept clean.
Then we ought to have authority to ,
compel the installation Of fire proven
ives in all buildings, with power to
make these installations ourselves
should the owners not do so when or
dered by us.
Mr.. Chambers places entirely too
much value upon the automatic sprlnk-
Ter. Its valves have to be heated By j
tlames before they open, and let wa
that the fire has gained too much
headway when the sprinklers begin
to act u
IF / had my way would not per- !
init a frame building 10 be construct ,
ed anywhere within the road limits (
of Greater New York. They are fire
breeders For a century or more in
Europe the construction OF frame
in cities and towns has been
prohibited and that largely accounts
compared with ours. Then, in every
apartment and tenement house | would {
have light burning in every hall and
basement from shutdown to sunup
You have no idea how many fires are :
caused by the carelessness of the oc-
cupants Of tenement and apartment
houses lighting their way through
dark halls and Easements at night"
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: For Virginin-Fntr, cold
er sunday, Ionday unsettled and
warmer, with rain or snow by night In
north ana west portions; moderate
north to cast winds.
For North Caroiina-Fair sunday;
co.dcr In eastern portion; Monday un-
settled, probably rain by night; warns
err In Interior; moderate north TO
nUrthcabt winds.
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
CLOUDY; rain, snow; clear at night
Thermometer at midnight, As.
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HAD STOLEN WHEEL
negro TELLS Of Purchasing pt.,,

Negro Tells of Purchasing bicycle
From White hoy for 30 Cents.
Emmanuel tones, colorcd wag
brought to the First Police station last
night charged with llnvlug stolen ono
bicycle, vnined ut $50. Tho bicycle was
also brought to the police station. It's
true ownership Is claimed by the Capl-
,ol Loan Company. Jones claims to
nave purchased It from white boy fo,,
%. % cents n The bicycle is nearly new
story be anything like true. he got /,
w rgain Jones and tho bicycle WIN ca
"elorc the Police Court together TO-.
morrow morning
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Charles II. Primer.
1 Special 10 INC T!mes-DIsnatc

Especial to The T!mes-Dispatch.
Salisbury y. Co. December 2s--
Charles r. Palmer, II well-known young
Salisburian. died ut his. home In Sails
bury yesterday afternoon. He was
twenty four years old. was we'll known
In business circles and was highly
esteemed He Is survived by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Paamer. and
by three brothers, all well known In
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Christmas Dinners Distributed.

IeptclaI 70 the es-DIhpatcfl-
Lsnchburg, Va. December 5l.--The local
corps Of the salvation Army to-day dtstri-
huted christmas dinners for 40 Of the
loorer people % the city, and TO might $50
children We're given treats at tho two halls
Of the army In the city. The provisions
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,Ir.. ID v. Warren.
Especial to Tho TImes-D ispntc

Especial TO Tho Times Dispntch.1
Washington, n. c., December a.
Mrs y. V. Warren. aged cighty-onc
years, died this morning. Mrs. Warren
was the last surviving daughter OF
Colonel Richard II, Bonner and his
wife, Elizabeth. and the widow Of
Judge Edward j. Warren. The funeral
services win be held from the late
residence, corner OF Main and Bonner
Streets Sunday afternoon
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Frnnk S. H,Ick.

Il Winchester Va, December ~
nent family of Frederick county. whose
father was Richard S. Huci, died to-
day at the home of his sister, Mrs.
George Jolliffe. IN Winchester, after
was seized in Christ Ep,scopsl Clutch
four weeks ago He was tifty-thre
years old. and leaves one brother and
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NIrs. Derry Drm,n,nonl.

Especial 10 The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cape Charles, Va. December ga
Mrs. Berry Drummond, OF near Shady
side. a few miles from this place, died
Wednesday after a short illness She
leaves her husband and several chill
dren. She was Miss Sturgis, OF this
county. before her marriage. The fu-
neral and intermont took place yes
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TO tho usual pieces there was added
y massive silver bowl, of similar de-
sign.
!, y reception followed the presentn-
tloii EXERCISES. many of the members
OF tie club calling to congratulate tic
president on his gift and his popular
Ity among the nlenhnra
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Martin Bnrrcr.

,,INputIHT 90 TIC TliIes- DIspntch.I
Harlisonburg, Va, December "a
old. is dead near Crilrrora Angu ua.s
county. She leaves seven childrar
thlrty-slS grandchildren, tfty-foul.
great and two great.
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II. Erred MIN.

Especial to The dispatch.
Wytheville. Va, December 2i.-T
Fred Main died at his home west oil
WythevIlle Friday night Mr.. Main
came from ESSEX, England. with his
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Mrs. ,inry DU,yInn,,.

Especial to The Times Dispatclh.l
Wooustock. Va, December 2i--Arrs
Mary Bowman. widow of Duniei Z,
BowAan. is dead at her home severa.
niles east of this place, after a long
illness, at the age of seventy-five
and one daughter
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home, near Sycolin, on Tuesday morn
Ing. after a lingering illness. aged
sixty-tivc years. She is survived by one
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DoNALD--Died, at the residence of his
father-!n- law, Eugene OConnor, at
Forest Hill, PETER DONALD,
JR., in the thirty-tourth year OF his
age. He leaves a devoted wife,
father, four brothers and five sis
ters-George, Alexander, James ana
Grover, Mrs. a. 3, Morrisctt. Mrs.
John Shotwell, Mrs. v. u. Caracristi,
MRS, w. y. Holzapfel, Mrs. Russell
foberts
Funeral from sacred Heart Church.
South Richmond, SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at 8 o'clock
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TIpE TABLE.

pecenpcr w, ~
.sgAn.aa ida ,.,,.. 1c:QSg
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Gone in the best of his days;
BitShted in manhood's bloom:
Gone from the hearts that loved him.
To sleep IN the silent tomb.
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When they ask mo do / miss him,
How II Oils my heart with pain;
But his voice seems sweetly saying;
BY HIS MOTHER.
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Death OF a child.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Charlottesville, Va. December a.
Burton Poss. the eight-year- old-son OF
Mr.. b. w. Poss. Chesapeake and
Ohio engineer, died last evening after
brief illness at the home of his
parents on East Jefferson Street. The
child was perfectly well until Thurs
day when he was taken suddenly i'll
with clot on the brain. and sank
unconscious to the floor. The remains
We're taken this morning to Orange
for interment following the funeral
service, which was held from the resi-
dcnco of his parents IN this city.
Irs. j. J. Mckenzie.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch
Spencer. n. c., December 2l.-Mrs.
j. j. Mckenzie, aged about twenty-five
years, died at her home in Spencer last
night following a severe illness from
pneumonia. Sho had been i'll for only
a few days and the end was unex-
pected She is survived by husband
and several small children.
Recent Deaths Near Lccsburg.
Lecsburg, Va. December 2i,--Mrs.
Anna Silcott wife OF John Silcott. OF
Bluemont, died at her home in that
town on Wednesday,. aged iifty-eIght
years. She is survived by her husband
and one son.
Miss lydia C,ockrell died at her
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CLARY-Died, Wednesday night, De
cember 81. at 9:15, in her home, LID
West Clay Street, after an illness of
several months. MRS. SARAH a
CL@ARY, widow Of W. 8. Clary She
six daugh n 1o,' Mrs. Ii f. i. Lpsco an
Misses Annie, Myrtle, Alice, Endie
and Nell Clary: two brothers, Messrs
David s. and F. II. Booth: two sis.
tiers, Miss Agnes Bootll and Mrs. f.
Il. Pool. She was a loving Christian,
faithful mother and friend. In her
dying hour she left the blessed as
surance of q heavenly home, and
prayed that her loved ones would
meet her there.
The funeral was from Porter
Street Presbyterian Church. Burial
in Maury Cemetery.
The honorary pallbearers We're:
David Harrison, =. ?. Walden, r. A.
Gibbs and Alex, Moore. Active were:
DR. Rucker, Captain Lipscomb. Sam
Owens. r. p. Pettigrew, L. "A.
Chcatham, ". D. Jones, ]. W. Moore
and w. A. Bass.
LANDERKIN.--Died. at his residence,
1911 West Franklin Street. II T. NJ.
Saturday, ANsEL p: LANDERKIN.
Funeral MONDAY AFTERNOON
at o'clock from residence.
led, December go $3.50 T.
NJ, at his home, 10 Holland Street,
HORACE GARY WHITLoW. aged,
thirty-one years, He leaves wife
and two children. two brothers and
two sisters.
His task on earth is finished,
And his sufferings are all DER;
Bye and bye we will meet nm.
When partings are no more
lie departed very sudden.
And his death was sad TO- hear;
But we all must follow after
To the Heaven that's bright With
cheer.
Funeral, from the home TODAY &,
at s PM. lnterment in Oakwood,
Lynchburg, Roanoke and Danville
papers copy.
Saturday morning, De
cemher "a, 1910, at 5;ao o'clock,
Funeral will take place from tho
residence Of his SON, Frpnk Nc
Netl olS GNbarls srd,, street ,s Tts
No flowers.
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memory of our husband
and father. w. +. HUDSON. who died
three months ago, September Is, 1910
Conc. but not forgotten.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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POlNTS-1n sad but loving reinen.-
brance OF my dear son. ALFRED
LEN+NtD POINTS. who died October
81. 1910
Hour by. hour we saw you fade.
And slowly sink away;
Yet in our hearts we often prayed
That YOU might longer stay.
| Gone in the best of his days:
= Biishted in manhood's bloom;
Gone from the hearts that loved him.
To sleep IN the silent tomb.
When they ask nc do miss him.
~ Flow IT oils my heart with pain;
But MS voice seems sweetly saying.
CouraSe-wc shall meet again"
By HIS MOTHER.
HUDsoN-In memory of our husband
and father. W. +. HUDSON. who died
three months ago, September %, 1910.
Conc. but not forgotten.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
cAsEYm1n memory of MARY II
CASEY, who died eleven years ago
Gone. but not FORGOTTEN.
BY her daughter.
MRS. w. O. RANDLETT
wAsH-1n memory of my nephew.
HENRY c. WASH. who died three
weeks ago, November 2s, 1910.
Human hands had tried to save him.
Elghs and tears were all in vain:
But the angels came and bore him
From this world of pain.
Thy hands arc clasped upon thy
ANY we y have I'VE kissed thy marble brow
We have no Henry now.
BY HIS AUNT AGNES.
PoHLIG-MAR1E PAULINE PoHL1Ys
ilrst Christmas in heaven.
Our Marie is gone--so young and so
Gone from her homo and loving ones.
Gone to tho realms of inanite love.
Gone home to dwell with the sa-
viour above.
She is now singing her first Christ
mas carols with tho angels.
BY THE FAMILY.
ARNALL--In loving remembrance of
our mother, MRS A E. ARNALL,
who died December a. 1908
HER CHILDREN.
oWENs--In sad but loving reme,n-
brance ofVIRGINIA HAYES OWENS.
who died December %. 1905, aged
three years and nine months.
Virginia, with her golden hair,
with eyes of blue and features fair.
Lay Sasping in agony for breath
Ere claimed by the monster death.
She said in accents faint and slow.
with neetlnS breath and with voice
low.
Take, me, dear Father. on your
knee
Sing, Dad won't take ten cents for.
me-"
Thus was she swcetly sung to rest.
Ihus we're her slunibers nightly
The object of devotion rare.
or mothers love and fathers care.
With this lullaby in her ear,
She passd away devoid of fear,
And now she rests on Jesus breast,
Based of pain, her soul at rest.
Suddenly was she call'd away,
TO brighter scenes and farer day.
Her lovely spirit took its flight
Just two days after Christmas night,
]. s; MOORE:
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CASEY-In memory of MARY r.
CASEY, who died eleven years ago
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Being unable to see all of our many
fricnos In person, We take this on
portunity OF thanking each and
every one for their kindness in our
recent bereavement.
MRS. l.. J. ROSTER
AND CHI I.IlIS In
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DEATHS

at his residence, 1917
st. James street, at Sis Friday. De-
cember 90, 1910, WA. ESTON COSBY.
Funeral from St Joseph's Catholic
Church MONDAY, December 26. at
1l:20 "a. NJ.
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Hour by hour wo saw you fade.
And slowly sink away:
Yet In our hearts we often prayed
That you might longer stay
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Gone. but not forgotten.
BY her daughter.
MRS. w. Q. R.ANDLETT.
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parents when he was twelve years OF
age. Without Il penny to start In life,
Win only pluck and energy. he left an
estate worth $4,000. He leaves a
widow. three sons and one daughter
also his mother and three sistcrs. He
was nfty-two years of age. The burial
services will be held at ST. Johns
Episcopal Church Sunday.
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IN MEMORIAM

POLNTS-In sad but loving renem-
brancc OF my dear son, ALFRED
LENARD POINTS. who died October
81. 1910
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memory of my nephew.
HENRY G. WASH. who died three
weeks ago. November 90, 1910.
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Human hands had tried to save him.
Eighs and tears were all In vain:
But the angels came and bore him
From this world of pain.
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Thy, hands arc clasped upon thy
breast;
We have kissed thy marble brow,
And in our aching hearts we know
We have no Henry now
BY HIS AUNT AGNES.
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