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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-16

SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE
ment for the year ending December 81.
1903, of the condition Of the
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
The name and location OF the com
pany, The Kansas City Life Insurance
company. Kansas City, Mo.
Name of president, J. B. Reynolds.
Name OF secretary, F. W. Fleming.
The amount of its capital
stock is ......-........s loo, Ooo.oo
The amount Of its capital
stock paid up is -. Zoe 10000
The amount Of its assets
is ........ ............. 1.5532skss
Dilities Including capt.
tad is ................. L47s.es5.Os
The amount Of its income
during the preceding
calendar year .......... 996,0I4.54
The amount of its expendi-
lures during the preced-
ing calendar year ... 671,3S5.5S
The amount Of losses paid
during the preceding
calendar year .......... 121.s1T.7S
The amount OF risks writ
ten during the year.. 11,812,041.20
The amount of risks in
force at the end of the
year 49,. ....... 25,0S2.1211s
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-16

Name of secretary, J. 2. Adams
The amount Of its capital
stock is ........ .....s 300, 000. 90
The amount Of its capital
stock paid up is .. 100000
The amount Of its assets
is .......... ........... 3,47s.O7s.sO
The amount of its la
bilities Gncluding capt.
tal) is .............-.. 242O,ssT.24
The amount Of its income
during the preceding
calendar year ......... 1,z91.613
The amount Of its eK-
penditures during the
preceding calendar year 1,408,261.7f
The amount of losses
paid during the preced-
Ing calendar year ... 6S423414
The amount of risks writ
ten during the year.. 226,499, 10000
The amount of risks in
force at the end of the
year ...... ........ S2A3S4,1oO.0O
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-16
Fire Insurance Company

The name and location Of the com
pany, Agricultural Fire Insurance COM
pany, 203 Washington street, Water
town, New York.
Name of president, W H. Stevens.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-16

SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATE
ment for the year ending December g.
1909 OF the condition Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
CRUELTY WILL BE
CHARGED IN SUIT
Tenney Divorce Papers viii BE
Altered--Attorney Royals
Application Denied.

Attorney William L. Royal. ecas-
sci for Mrs. George Tennsy in her SUIT
for divorce recently brought In the
chancery Court against her husband.
appeared before Judge Daniel Grinnsn
Friday morning and vas granted per-
mission 10 modify his clients petit
ton. hasins the application for al.
vorce on the grounds Of deserticn and
cruelty.
Counsel Louis wendsnhurg agreed
90 the change OF, condition that he BE-
permitted to change the cross-biil
filed In behalf Of Mr.. Tenney, addi-
tional charges against Mrs Tsnney
being made in connection with Mr..
Gcodencw Tyler, Of Norfolk and Bal
tinore.
Mr. Royaifs application 10 the court
asking that Mr. Tennsy he required
, 70 set aside an additional $1,000 for
expenses was denied for the time be-
/ ing. but II may be rerewefi. il Is un-
/ derstood, as the expenses incurred by
certain new developments accuma-
/ late.
! The addition OF Mr.. Tyier's name to
the cross bill of Mr.. Tsnney makes
another correspondent thus far NAM
1 ed. the other being the Rev. Eugene
| Gordon, OF Decatur. Ga. Baptist
minister 10 years old. who. when re-
| Gently served with papers notifying
| him Of his connection with the casa,
disappeared from his home. and, ac-
cordfnR 20 the latest reports has not
yet been found by his family.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
COMPANY CATCHES
HORSE IN TRES7LE
Animal Falls In Bridge Near For
Est Hill-~Owncr is Being
Sought by Officials.

The virginia Railway and Power
Company Thursday night acquired a
much bruised and bunged up horse
that does not seem TO have any
owner. The animal was caught in the
open trestic near Forest ifiil. IL wac
discovered very late at night. and
ter an hour'u work on this part of
several street car men wac dragged
from tho bridge. but net until had
so severely Injured himself that he
may not fully recover.
The animal walked over the cor
rugated tiles recently placed near the
tlos b. the company In lieu OF cat
tie trap, and attempted TO cross the
bridge, falling on the ties and hope
lessly entangiing himself
When found by the street ear men
the horae had become weak from ms
efforts, while the upper end OF the
,reetle was splashed with blood. The
bor.e had entered from, the Forest lin
ond, and evidently belongs to some
one living between the park ana
Granite.
since the open II estle was built by
the company replacing planked
bridge, number Of horses and cows
have been caught between the ties,
ueverai Of which had TO be killed on
account Of the Injuries Received. The
trostle is used as a highway by hun
areds OF people who walk out to the
Dark from town every Sunday. women
and children crossing at liberty, on
account OF this and OF the number OF
horses which have been caught IL Is
not improbable, Il is understood, that
| the trestie will be planked over In
order that no further accidents can
occur.
! Until it's owner can be found the
1 horse will be taken care Of by the
! company near the Washington ward
I car barns. where II has been placed
! in a stable and is being given the
! hent of attention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
N rs. SARAH B. GRENsHlW
IS CLAIMED BY Death
Passes Away at Shenandoah Flats
After a Lingering
Illness.

After a lingering iliness, Afrs. Sarah
b. Crenshaw, aged 70 years. widow
OF the late Leroy A. Crenahaw, died
shortly after o'clock Friday morning
1T the Shenandoah Flats. She was :
lifelong resident OF Richmond. end
had a wide family connection In the
city.
The funeral will be held from the
residence OF her son, Mr.. w. A. Cren-
shaw. z611 West Grace street. at !:
o'clock Saturday afternoon, with ssr.
vices at Seventh Street Christian
church, Rev. n. d. C. Maciachlan, the
pastor. ehictating. Mrs. Crenshaw was
one OF the Oldest members OF this
church.
Burial will be made In Hollywood.
The following nsphews and grand
sons OF the deceased will act a. pail
bearers: Messrs r. 3. Sydnor. w. b.
Sydnor. w. D. Crenshaw, L. q. Cren-
shaw. c. r. Sydnor. +. q. Eydnor,
Walter Sydnor. IT., Stanley 6ydnor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
JUSTICE JOHN HAS
THE RIGHT SPIRIT
.~@---~-.-------~~-~
Eager to Have Census Taken, He
Calls Up Supervisor
Moore.
OTHERS DOING LIKEWISE
Family of Six Persons Shows Up
With Aggregate Age Of
ats Years.
Hello. is that the census Office ?

Hello. is that the census office :"
Yes"
This is John Crutchheld."
What can | do for you, judge
asked supervisor Moore,
Il want to have my census taken"
said Richmonds famous police Judge.
They haven't overlooked you, have
they
Not exactly I've got my city home
locked up during the absence of my
family and / am living out near For
est HIM"
"Oh, | see" observed Mr., Moore.
AZ come up To the police court right
away myself and get all the facts
from YOU
Judge Crutchfield went on 10 say
that he wished the city to get all the
popuiation coming to it and ne was
an xious to cast his mite in the box.
The squire has the right spirit,
remarked Nj. Moore, as ne hung up
the receiver. ~
Much Intersst Evinesd.
MI. Moore says < several hundred
similar calls have come 10 his once
within the past day or two and he is
mere than sratifed at the interest
being evinced in the acensus, which VIII
close in the city at midnight Satur-
day. In the rural districts the census
work will be continued until May 10.
AZ 10 what population Greater Rich :
mopd wiii show II ~ yet matter OF
guess work. but 1t - the opinion o,
census experts that the figures wiil
aggregate at least $4,000 Inforta-
ed ~ part Of Waskingtof ward ~ IN
reality included in .Ch<aterhetd county
and that fact viii cut d0wn the popn (.
ia,,on across the river by several
Thousand. Then. there are several
thousand souls residing In suburban
sections adjacent 10 the city proper
which will not be included, ana y y
admitted that II Nichr1ond could ~
the benefit of tht6 extra pupuiauon
wh.ch IL really part OF the cty'
could muster fully 10000 Souls ioi
~ Ais We'll In Country.
Reports from country districts ~
Supervisor Moore's territory indicate
that all IL moving we'll, with practf-
eaiiv no obstacles In the path OF the
census man.
When the work Of taking the cen
sus is completed, supervisor Moore
will forward al his data 70 WAsMns
ton and there the work OF taouiauoa
will be coInpleted., 1t - expecteu INA
no ct,ciai statement regarding tRe
net,alatie,- 81 RiehHeHd viii he gives
cut until the lapse OF sestrai months
Az least. that is the view OF super
visor Moore. ~
Speaking OF the refusal OF certaIr
! persons to answer questions pro-
uounoed by his men, Supervisor Moore
says that one family OF SIX persons
with an aggregate age OF so ye.
! hau certainly set an exoeiieht eAaHips'
by volunteering all information ae-
tired. a.
And three members OF the family
were women, too" added the super
visor.
The oldest person In this fainiy
which resides in one OF the outiyins
sections Of the city. put down the
| age OF 80, while the youngest Was re,
! corded as ~, the average being II
| years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
JUDGE WELLS DEFINES
COURTS JURISDICTION
Declares That it's Authority Ex-
tends to Corporate Limits
of Richmond.

Much comment has been made re-
gardins the jurisdiction OF my court,
and wish to set aside oil doubts on
this question by saying that this tri-
bunal is empowered to carry out the
law the same as the court on the
other side OF the river and its au-
thority extends to the corporate linn
its Of the city OF Richmond"
This statement was made Friday
morning by Judge f, II. Wells. of
Hustings Court, Part Two. The turis-
dic<ion OF this court is defined by
the amendment OF 1910 to the annex
alton act.
Though Judge Wells Ia not positive
on the fact the same power Is vested
in the Hastings Court on the North
side concerning Washington ward.
Court Part Two can concur with
any court in the city, according to
Judge Wells.
There has been considerable discus
sion en- this point, which was brought
about mainly BY an order from the
larger court saying THAT no marriage
licenses could be granted In wash
Ington ward. Though this II true. the
other powers refnxin intact. This
elimination OF issuing marriage Ii
censes was done TO facilitate the work
ings OF the court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
WILEY TO ADDRESS
OYSTER GROWERS

NORFOLK. VA, April 29.---At the
coming convention OF the oyster
Growers and Dealers Association Of
North America, which meets here
May is. one OF the principal topics
for discussion will be the pure food
law and Its application to the oyster.
Mr.. Harvey W. Wiley, the noted
food expert. and chief of the bureaJ
of chemistry. will discuss the Ma
tionaI Pure Food Law as Applied to
oysters" DIR. II. r. Moore. the oyS-
ter expert of the bureau OF fisheries
Will be another speaker
Or. Moore made the resurveys III
the Baylor lines which played an I'M
portant part In the discussion of ovs-
ter legislation in Virginia the past
winter?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
ALLEGED sCORCHERs
SUMMONED TO COURT
Trio Of Prominent Auteists Are
Charged With Exceeding
Limit.

Three prominent autoists haze been
reported TOR running their machine Z
faster than the ordinance prescrlhes
and are to he Summoned 10 crprt
within a few days.
Mr.. j. G.. coriey. repr asanting the
Cable Piano Company. vino mas been
before the court before on IL similar
charge, and who also hag been appre-
hended for alleged 'scorching" upon
the Henrico roads, has been reported
by Officer Krengel.
The Foster Motor Company, Mr.. J..
NJ. Foster manager, vas reported for
speeding by Officers Thurman and
Krengci.
Mr.. II. q. Leadbetter. OF ~ South
Inrlba rdy street, IN machine Ne / IL.
vas gong at very rapid rate, ac-
cording to Oficer Thurman, and the
rapidly OF the rate resulted IN the
summons
All three OF the sutoists were in the
Nest End when they were reportsd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
PLANS ARE LAID
FOR FIELD DAY
Anti-S8ieen League .ArraHges
Campaign for Cause of
Temperance.
HERE THE LAST OF MAY
Loss of Danville Leaves Nine
Cities Still Dry in Viz
GINA.
HERE THE LAST OF MAY

Arrangements fer field day exer-
cises during the months of May ana
June have been practically completed
by the Anti -Saicon League OF virginia,
Superirltende &. II. stuart, OF the
Eastern District. having tast returned
from Lynchburg, where field day viii
be held on the. third Sunday In June.
League workers will present the cause
In more than twenty churches In the
Hill City on that day, and II 10 likely
that Captain Richmond Pearson Hob
son win be the principal speaker at
The afternoon maEs-meeting In con-
nection With the exercises.
on the first Sunday In May the
league will conduct exercises In Ash
land, with superintendent McAlister
and Mr.. Stuart as the speakers. On
the second Sunday Charlottesville Will
he the scene of field day activity, with
inass-meeting In the armory In that
city arranged for the afternoon.
Fifth Sunday Here.
Exercises for advancement of the
leagues work will be held in the
Baptist and Christian churches of
Richmond on the fifth Sunday in
May. On that day, another mass
meeting will be held at the Academy
\
of national reputation on hand, 1t Us
announced.
/ In June the campaign Will be taken
into the counties. Mecklenburg being
down on the list for the first Sunday.
Page will be visited next, and on the
third Sunday exerciRes will be held
throughout Shenandoah county. 9th
err counties will be visited during the
remainder Of the simmer.
Il find temperance sentiment crys-
talIixlng and increasing wherever /
GO" said Dir. Stuart Friday, land
the league has cause for qualification
az the loyal support 1t is receiving"
Did Not Direct Fight. -.
Asked for a statement Friday rela
tive to the defeat of the drys In Dan
vile by the marrow margin of ten
votes, Superintendent McAiistsr said
he thought 1t proper that the local
league In that city should out any
thing 10 be said on the subject off,
cialiy.
The state League. It may be s.s ted.
did nof~direct the hght.-f6r the dvys
in panville,
The loss Of psnyille leaves the drys
in control Of nine Virginia cities.
lhese Are Radford, Buena Vista. Clif-
tes Forge, stanton. Fredericksburg.
Winchester, Charlottesville, Lynch
burg and Williamsburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
Officers for Year Chosen at Meet.
ing in Grace Street
Church.

Grace street Baptist Sunday school
held It's annual election OF officers
Thursday night with the following re-
suit: Mr.. Charles X. winston, super
intendent; MIR. Hugh r. Powell. first
assistant superintendent: Mr.. John
Taylor second assistant suptrinten-
dent. Mr. Alfred Mcdowell. secretary;
MIR. j W. shipman. assirtnnt secre-
tary: Mr.. w. W. T.efew. treasurer.
Mr.. winston succeeds Prof. w. A.
Harris. of Richmond College, who de-
ciined 10 stand for recollection as sup
crintendent. because OF a desire 10
devote hts entire time in the Sunday
school to teaching the college 9lass.
Heads OF the several departments
were algo chosen for the ensuing year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR FARMERS DAY
Gov. Mann. and Other Distinguish.
ed Speakers to Make Ad-
dresses at Fork Union.

FORK UNION, VA April Car
rangemsfts for Farmers Day ct Fork
linton Academy are about complete
The meeting has been well advertised
ard there are expressions OF approval
coming in from the farmers from all
over the county.
There VIII be d large crowd In at
sa.ds rec 10 Tear the many distinguish
ed speakers, VINO are experts in this
lire 81 work. The farmers IN Fluvan-
IA county az IT. other parts OF tire
State are becoming aroused to- reali-
nation OF ths need Of improved meth
ods in axrIc uiture.
The meeting here Will last through
out tho dzy. and viii be addressed b;
ihs following men. Governor VIM IL
Mann. Hpr. 7, O. Sandy, Commissioned
Kotner end Superintendent Eggleston
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
COLONEL
BUT SCORES KNOX
Xclaea Declares latter Course
Regarding Nicaragua "lntem-
perate, Incorrect and Vulgar
GROCE'S LAST LETTER
Erstwhile Dictator Publishes Book
to VinAicate Self-Calls
Roosevelt Friend AZ.

NEW YORK, April 2s.--"Intem-
pagate, incorrect, vulgar and false IN
It's foundation" Is the Characterization
former President Zeiaya. of Mica
rasua placed upon Secretary knox's
not severing relations with Mica
raxua. according 10 Zelaya's brother
in-law. Louis Coussen. who lie in this
eity to-day arranging for the "vindi-
cation" of Zelaya.
Coussen is returning from Madrid,
where he arranged for the pubftca-
ton of a book by zelaya entitled The
Revolution OF Nicaragua and the
United States" in which Zelaya re-
views the events leading UP TO the
uprising and bitterly blames the Knox
diplomacy for most Of the trouble
there. After characteri2inx Mr., Knox
as unjust ana his note to the Mica
raguan minister eeYering- diplomatic
relations as astounding" Zelaya
says:
In great contrast Is this docu-
mert with the telegram sent me by
ex-President Roosevelt when the re-
publics of Central America were in
war against me, at the insttgaton OF
Estrada Catirera, President OF Guate-
msla.
zelaya calls Col. Roosevelt that
grand statesman" and refers to him
as my friend"
Coussen referred to what is known
as that last letter" Tritten by Groce
to hia mother, and which was made
public to-day for the first time.
Groce's Lass Letter.
The letter reads in part:
Darling Mama This Will he a
terrible blow to you--tne last words
you will ever receive from your way
ward son can't write much, az
am too nervous, and only have rev
moments 10 live. Joined the revolu-
ton in IluefieldF. and was captured
and sentenced to he shot to death.
will he executed, together with an
other young man from Virginia, Le-
roy Cannon, and il will take place
this morning. Now, mother dear, bear
NJ. This ia my fate---the results OF
var and discbedienee 20 a loving
mother II is hard ~ he shot like
this but ] will die like man. Tell
all goodbye"
Coussen showed batch OF letters,
kilograms and cables received bT~.N@s-
laya from many sources one cable
from General Ahschui, rS,caraxuan
consul at New OrIeaRs, tells Zeiava
that the ss.sss and Guatemala
A. sssnspirins AGAINST him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
LIQUOR LICENSES
GRANTED IN NORFOLK

Especial TO The Richmond Virgin.an.j
NORFOLK, VA, April 2a.~--ii-
censes to sell liquor In Norfolk have
been granted to las Ealcon-keoperk,
wholesale houses, hotels and Drug
xists This Is about the usual num-
Der since the elimination OF saioons
in certain sections OF the city and the
increased license tax.
Judge Hanckei refused q license TO
the "Iiankins Pleasure Club" because.
he said, ne was not satisiied That It
was a bona fide club. He has yet To
hear the application OF the Bart n
Hotel. In East Main street. for IL
cense TO sell whiskey. There is CON
siderable objection to license being
granted this place. and both sides win
he heard before the case Is finally
decided.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
"TEDDY DAY" PLANS
NEARLY COMPLETED
Reception Committee VIII Board
Revenue Cutter and Meet
Roosevelt TO Quarantine.

NEW YORK. April ss.--The com
rnittee in charge OF the plans for
Teddy Day" has completed tentative
arrangements for the reception Of the
ex-president.
He is due to land from the stes nler
Anguste Victoria on Saturday. June
Is. The COMMITTEES viii hoard reve-
rte cutter and meet Colonel Roosevelt
IL quarantine, where he will he taker
- the cutter and head procession oi
Yachts. excursion boats ard other
craft np ia the battery
Al the battery an officisl welcome
wlA be extended by Mayor Gaynor
~ III t,se-eet tsp A-o=a
wmy and firth avenue to Fifty -ninti
street IN this order:
Mounted police, mounted barn. cs'
ecvx III Rough Riders. Colonel Roose
yeAt In carriage, srd reception com
1etee In cnrriskss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
COMMENCEMENT OF
SWANSBORO SCHOOL

An interesting and successful PRO.
gram was carried out Thursday night
Al the commencement exercises 81 the
wansboro school, which took place
Il the weatherford Memorial church,
The occasion was opened with prayer
BY Rev. b. =. ThAmes.
Mr.. b. r. Owens acted - master
OF ceremonies, which included rcct-
tations and singing by the pupils
whose duties have ended for the sum-
mer.
A feature was q large American flag
formed W Ill OF the younger children
OF the school.
Superintendent Hayes awarded
diplomas 10 successful students.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
Friday night. The singing is being
conducted by Mr.. J. l.. Mitchell.
S0UTHS|DE OFFICERS
IN BENEVOLENT ES0.
Will Receive Same Benefits az En-
gagged by All Older
Members.

Au of the members OF the police
department who At one time constitut-
ed the force Of Manchester and with
annexation became policemen OF the
city Of Richmond have been enrolled
with the Police Benevolent Assoc!a-
ton.
One dollar was taken from the en-
velope of each officer for the fee OF
the association. The total amount
paid in Washington ward for the hrss
hfteen days after annexation wac
s29a95.
Az members Of the association the
officers will receive the some benefits
as accorded the older members.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
sssslIrux IN Fayetteville.

FArETTEvILI.E. n. G.. April ~.
Two csses OF smallpox have been dir
covered y Fayetteville.
"Wednesday two negro men. Chariss
Smith ana Charles Davis. were found
on a railroad platform near the county
jail. sick with the disAase. Sheriff "
A. Watson 1t once had them trans
ferred 20 an empty boxcar nearby.
where they are now confined under
guard.
A rhysiclan for the conlnany. DR.. j.
Y. McGougan. now hAs CHARGE OF the
sick men. and will transfer them to 4
pesthouse. II 10 thought there Ia but
little danger Of coHtaxinn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
On Tn Yese-sf,uFn.

Members Of the Patriotic Order,
Sons of America, OF Richmond. will
leave Seventh and Perry streets Fri
day night at o'clock on special
car ter Petersburg, where they will
Visit the neighbor!ng lodge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

The marriage Of Adoiph Ernest
aalimey&f and Nellie Louise Pres
ton. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Preston. Of H~nrico county, WAS sol.
emnissd on Wednesday. the Attn In
slant. the Rev. DR.. ., G. Hatcher.
pastor OF Broad Street M. y. church.
at Rose villa, williamsburg road. the
family afIair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
COIIiECIANs WILL PLAY
SOUTH RICHMOND SATURDAY

The nrst bali game OF the season
on the South Sida will take place
Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
when the CoIieeiaas VIII meet the
nine OF South Richmond. The battle
will. take place At the Manchester
park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
INTEREST INCREASING IN
REVEALS AT WENT END

The revival services NJ the west
End Methodist church continue to IN
crease in interest, which - attested
by the steadily growing attendance
Or. W. Asbury Christian will preach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
sVhtld's Death.

Mary Ann Anderson. infant daugh-
DER of Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Anderson,
of No. 21l7 Everett street, died Thurs
day night. The funeral took place
Friday afternoon. Interment ives In
Maury cemetery. Rev. J. T. Haley
oinciated,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
po,irc CMrs

Dave Cole, colored. was fined $3.50
and coats for a breach of the peace
by Justice Maurice In police court
No. 2 Friday morning.
Matte Carter was fined $3.50 ana
costs for abusing Ella Jefferson. Both
are coiored,