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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
FORTUNE AWAITS
FEDERAL PRISONER
Thoms seybold May Get Share
Of Fathers Estate After
Completing Prison Term.

Thomas Seybold, who was convicted
in the United States District Court
hero last spring OF countcrfciting. and
who is now serving a hve-year term
in the United States prison at Atlanta,
is a, beneficiary under a life Insurance
policy held by his father, Thomas Sey-
bold, Of Lehighton. Pa, who died sew
ertl weeks ago in that city, and whose
property is III the hands of his bro-
Their, Howard Seybold, for distribution.
The Federal prisoner had served a
term in the State Penitentiary prior to
his conviction for counterfetnG, and
was caught, with Walter Turpin, no.
torlous criminal, with all appliances
necessary TO the manufacture OF un-
lawful coins, in the Methodist Mission
House. at Nineteenth and Main Streets.
Seybold. at the trial in the United
States court. tried to assume all respon-
slbility for the production of bogus
coins, many OF which We're passed IN
Richmond, but the court refused TO al
low him to stand sponsor LOT tl'e
faults OF his friend.
Two days ago Captain Mcmahon, OF
the detective department, was asked
in letter from Lehighton TO locate
the relatives OF Thomas Seybold, ana
following publication, two sisters o.
the counterfeiter. both OF whom are
residents here. yesterday made clam
for tile money. They gave the in1or !,
nation that the brother is on a v1su
to Atlanta, but it did lot take the loca
officers long TO learn that the apsen'
heir is no other person than the con
victed criminal. Seybold will not q
] appraised Of the fact that he isprcpnpls
legally entitled TO receive about y Low
| a. tad
Seybold it is generally understood
engaged in the manufacture of unlaw
ful currency after he had failed 70 I'M
honest emDloymcnt. ks 8etE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
railroad onlcinls in Norfolk.

Especial to The mes-DlspaIch.I
Ginia Freight Traffic Association TO day
Concluded q two-days' session IN TINS
city, during which complaints OF va
rious kinds were considered ana az
Including coal deliveries and belt line
rates. Among those in attendance
were: i. d. Iotchkiss. Of the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio. at Richmond. prcsi-
dent; Lincoln Green, traffic manager
OF the Southern Railway at Washlng-
ton; IT. S. Devant vice-president Of the
Norfolk and Western Railway at Roa.
noke; 7. w. Perrin, general trGignt
agent of the Atlantic Coast Line Kall-
way at Wilmington, N. G.: J. X. Rut-
Of the seahoard Air Line; NJ. r VIII
l;amns, Of the Norfolk and Western. and
L. Il. Chandler. of the Seahoard AIT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
MAIN TANNED HIS
INNOCENCE TO END
Howard Little Died Still Protest
ing That He Had Not
Killed Six People.

Tn to the moment he went to the
death chair in the State Penitentlary
at O'Clock yesterday morning. How
ard Little, convicted in Buchanan
county for the murder or SIX persons.
still maintained that he was innocent.
The former United States marshal OF
Kentucky met his fate calmly, his las:
word being a prayer for the salvation
of his soul. lie did not break down
:ndeed, ne did not finch. but while he
was beng strapped In the chair he
made a sign as If desiring 10 speak.
had he planned to confess at the very
last 1t was too late.
Didn't Care TO Discuss II. .
The Rev. y. r. Johnson, Titles
spiritual adviser was with the con-
demned man Just before he went into
the chamber of death Little said he
was innocent. and when the minister
made some effort to see II lie would
not make more direct statement on
the eve of the end, Little said that he
did not care TO discuss the matter
again. Mr.. Johnson declined to say
| whether or not he thought the law haC
| made mistake.
| Little was pronounced dead few
minutes after tho current was turne,
on. me body was turned over to a!
undertaken. WHO prepared it for ship
ment to his old home in Mcdowell
I county, w. Va.
a few minutes after Little's bod,
had been removed. the guards brough
in Willie Black, a Norfolk negro, VIII,
had been convicted for an assault OF
a whlte woman. He was dead In three
minutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
lEG|SLAT URE TO
ENDORSE PRENT|S
Friends Of Commissioner Strong
~ Urge His Appointment
as Federal Judge.
CIRCULATING PETITIONS.
Expect Virginia Delegation in
Congress and State Judges
to Sign Papers.

Friends of Chairman II. X. Prentis,
of the state Corporation Commission.
went to work yesterday to have every
member of the Legislature, the Gov
crnor, the Virginia delegation in Con-
gress and every Judge in the State
indorse his appointment by President
Taft as United States circuit judge
for the Fourth Circuit. created by
special act of Congress.
Two petitions were in circulation
one to be signed by members of the
two branches OF the General Assem-
bly, and the other by the judges and
others. Although Maryland. Virginia,
West Virginia. North Carolina and
South Carolina are included in the new
circuit, which means that the Judge
can be appointed from any of those
States, the friends of Chairman Prem
tbs declare that his claims will be
fully and perhaps favorably consid-
cred by the President. They believe
that President Taft will act wisely
in the selection. that he will be gov
erned by judicial ability and not by
politics, which was shown In North
| Carolina, where he appointed Judge
| Conner, a Democrat, and a member OF
| the State Supreme Court, to succeed
| United states District Judge Purnell.
| Petition to Legislature.
The following petition Is being pre-
scented TO members of the Legislature
| for their signature in behalf of Judge
| Prentis:
| Whereas, there Is now pending be-
| fore Congress a bill to create an addi-
tional judseship for the Fourth Judi.
| cial Circuit of the United States; and
| Whereas. the personnel of such
1 judgeship is of the gravest import, not
only to the States composing said cir
| cult, but to the entire United States
| and
"W'hereas. there is a special desire
| in this State that there shall be ap.
| pointed TO this high position mar
| who possesses the courage and higl
| ideals of Chief Justice Marshall, ane
who enjoys the sympathy. coniidenc,
| and esteem of her citizens;
Now, therefore, we, the undersigned
members of the House of Delegate!
and the Senate of Virginia now in SEES
sion at Richmond. having in mind tn,
| judicial record and experience of tn,
| President of the United tSates and hi
| judicial appointments. respectfully re
quest the President of the Unite,
States. in making this appointment, t,
select the very best man in this circui
(, for the position. and our knowledge o
! the Honorable Robert r. Prentis, chair
man of the Virginia State Corporation
\ Commission, as a man, a lawyer and
| Judge, prompts us TO respectfully com
mend his name for consideration
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
GRAND MAST Err
NAMES DEPUTIES.
District Appointments Announced
by Most Worshipful w. B.
McChcsney.

Most Worshipful William b. McChes-
ney. Grand Master of Masons in vir-
GINA, has made the following appoint
mentss of District Deputy Grand Mas
No. l. William Lewis Allen. AleNan-
dria: NO 9, r. H. Tebbs, Lcesburg:
No. 8. a. G. Weaver, Front Royal;
No. 4. Robert Murray. The Plains No.
lips. Orange; No. s, John P. steff. Fred
ericksburg: No. .. c. G.. Field, klns.
dale No. 10; William u I,l Bell a,,lar West ,ssl
banna: No. IL. Il. r.. Nevitte. Temper
anceville: No. 10. Willard U. wilkins.
Capeville: No IA. a. L. Evans; New
port News: No. 8, w. a. Clarke, IT.
centralia; No. IL, II. G. Harris, SCOTS
ville: No. is. F. W. Sims, Louisa; No No
il. !. T. smith. waynesboros; No; 70
w. A. Adair. Lexington: NO. y; w. II
Poano,te: No. 90. IA ". Yoder. New
castle: No. 81. W. II. Wilkinson. BED /
ford City; No. %. Frank Nelson, f t,s
burg: No. &c, II. \. Barrow Farmyiile.
No. 81, Charles L. Reekes, BoSdtOn'
No. 2S f. Y. Keller. Petersburg; NO.
~ \. II. Parker, Dendron; No. so. j. w.
Iialloway, Smithfleld; No. 81. James T.
sebrell, cogrt,land; No 10 g. W Sesfg Su, i
P I5or seli, No. "a. John " Jones
Berkley; No. 80, d. ". BerSer. D ral,a,
Branch. No sc. Luther w Rtce. SOW
Bostnn. No. 81 T. II, BoatWrlGnt, oail
vile. No. IS, Er. e, Hundley. Nlarll y,
vile: NO. 80, ". NJ. Ellis. Elliston; ~
40 r. S. Taylor, Thessalia: NO. - !
q Ehudy, Wytheville; NO AZ, -
Deep. Elk Creek; No. 10. j. paNt
buchanan, Ellcpdale; NO ~. 9oi'n "
Bottimore, Tazewell; No. 40. ,onll W
Neal. Abingdon; No. 46, G.. u. bfa i,s,ti
Castlcwood; No. A, George y. S, ,.nii
Norton: No. rs. W. w. BOND, Ni .,i1s
v,Ile: No. 40, NJ. G. Ely', Jones'ii!e.
Working Committee stands. :,
The committee on work, general
known as the grand WORKING conliI'l
fec remains unchanged Win me eA
reption of DIR. S. 7. a. Kent, OF ingram
Halifax county. who succeeds fas
Grand Master II. Oscar kerns' VINO ae
clined reappointment, >.
The committee consists OF SIN al
vision lecturers and SIX members on
in each division, as follows
William r. Read, Yancey Mills. lee
turer of Division No. ., and grand lee
turer: Parke Jones. williamsburg. lee
turer Division No. /; j. NJ. Gift, Rich
mond, lecturer F'4vision.. No. ,: i. w
Whitaker J.ynrhburc. lecturer Division
No. s: George w. Wright. Marion, lee
turer Division No. 4 Charles G.. Davis
Lincoln. lecturer Division No 5. Mem
bers-Earnest L. Cunningham, Ncwpor
News, Division No. 1 DIR. s. II. y. Kent
Ingram, Division No. .: James Bow
man. Roanoke, Division No. 3, DIR. job
c. Primer. Mendoza. Division No. 4
John II. Price, stanton, Division NJ
s. r. a. Fitzhugh, Lloyds Divisio
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
wARSING TO FARMERS.
Tobacco Growers Receive Thrcatenin: Black
hand Letters.

Especial TO The Times-Dspatch.l
RcIdsyillc. " c., February fL-ScNcral
farmers in different zections OF Rockingham
county have received circulars and post
cards in the past few days threatening deeds
of violence unless they pool their topacco
In the dry prizeres and stop tho practice
OF disposIne of The leaf on the warehouse
floors some of the warnings were sent
through tho mails. whilo In other instances
a number of prominent planters iouha Cur
5,helr harm doors. Efforts TO trace tho su-
thorship OF these circulars have proved
futile, and some OF tho farmers are inciiseu
TO treat tho warnings as a practic,i 1o ,n',
Tho promoters OF the dry pr!zerles uisc!aiii
any connection with the warnings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
CONSOLIDATION PROBABLE.
Turkey Gnp Compnn, and Frceburn
proncrtfc. Nlny Effect Merger.

special to The Times DISPATCHED -,
Lynchburg, Va. February ll.-Iha
report from Bluefield OF the consolida-
ton of the Turkey Gap Coal anu eoh ,s
Companv. a West Virginia concern, and
the Freeburn Coal and Coke Company
OF Kentucky, according TO Frank z.
Hartman, of this city. principal owner
of the Freeburn properties, is prema,,
ture. Mr.. Hartman to-day adnlit leu ..
that this consolidation has been under
but 1T has not been con-
s,Immatcd. The inference is that con-
solidation is to be expected soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
JOB FOR YOU

Government Wants Census Men for Wash.
ington Office Work. y
Tho United States Civil Service Commits
sion announces an examination at Rich
mond on March for appointments OH the
additional office force OF the Census Bureau
at washington.
tho office force a Washington, and has
nothing to do with the appointments OF su-
pervisors. special agents or enumerators
Pamphlets containing full information as
to these examinations can be secured from
William Henry Ham at the registry division
of tho local post-office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Child killed by Train,

Especial o The Times Dispatch.l
Lynchhurg, Va, February ll.-At
Lawyers Wednesday afternoon James
clark, All: eight-ycar- old colored Child,
who was returning home from his
school, was run down By !, work train
on the Southern and ground TO death.
The child probably never knew what
hurt him, for his body was SO badly
lacerated that death must have been
inslantaneous. ..ieif.-..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Manehester Bureau. rImes. Dispatch.

1903 Hull Street.
A telegram was received BY Mrs. j. T.
Jcwett, of Manchester yesterday stating
tina, her husband, who is in Anderson ".
Va, had suffered Injuries that would prop
ably result fatally
According TO Information Mr.. Jewett suf-
Tered an attack of vertigo on the streets OF
Anderson and fell. fracturing the base OF
his skull. He was picked up by traNohhs
man, who Identified him by papers founa
in his pocket. and telcgraphed 10 his WIG
in Manchester after turning him over TO
doctor.
Mrs. Jewett LETT for Anderson imrediate-
w. Later kilograms received from the phS-
sician there said that there was little nope
for her husbands recovery.
The old Bernard Smith house, at Sixth
and Marks streets, was damaged yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock by fire 10 the extent
of about $1,000. The fire started from an
unknown source. but tfsa police belieNe that
it was of !ncendiary origin, as ihe pnlioHs
has been uuoccnpied for some months
Buckets OF water were used 10 eStnsush
the blaze, hut the flames could not be got
under control for some time The police
arc searching for the criminals
The Little Lights OF Central Methodist
Church VIII give a valentine party TINS
afternoon from 10 and from 10 "
o'clock at 1910 Porter Street
A valentine tea was given last night al
o'clock at the Central Methodist Church
for the benefit OF The parsonage. In spite
=
Was presen,.
Rev James. ". Durham win occupy tho
pulpit al both services IN cambridge
street Church tomorrow. At The morning
service his subject viii be "ls God Ancient
History" Al the evening service he VIII
give an luterpretauve recital OF Daniel
The sermon at Asbury Methodist Church
tomorrow viii be conducted by the pastor,
Rev. ". q, Durch. Morning subject, "A
Peculiar Sayilys--The Easiest Way Is the
Iaeat Way" and at 1;f5 r. NJ another fami.
liar. eaylng. prohibition Doesn't Prohibit
REV. j, NJ. Rowland win preach al Wes
End Church 10 morrow at both services
Subjects, A. Nj, .'Be Blessing; r. NJ.
.tThe one Unchangeable,' Epworth League
&ill meet al T. NJ
linn Jetiries. charged with dIsorderly con
duet on board Southern train last week
syas given sixty days on the roads yester
day morning BY squire Cheatham,
Manchester Lodge. No, ~. A., r, and 4
4 NJ held a called mteting last night 10
III work in the lrst and second degree,
Oh nayA e9ulcil. No. q. u. Q. " a, ~, bel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
The Associated Charities

The weather we nrc now having
Is particularly hard on tho poor,
sick ana suffering I'm this city. The
resources of the Associated Chari-
tics arc being most severely taxed
to meet the situation. The OrEant-
zatlon needs money badly and np-
penls to our good people for help
mt once. Checks may he sent to
c. c. Chaplin, treasurer, r. O. BOX
3:;6, or Henry Lee Valentine. chair
man finance committee, II. o. Box
:i7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Forbc. Trial ncsin..

Norfolk. Va, February lin the
Corporation Court this morning Percy
Forbes. a, negro, charged with attack,
ing Miss Lucy Upshur II Ghent. several
tho State is seeking to secure his cons
viction In the first degree, which means
tho electric chair for the negro. He
was positively identified by Miss Ups
shur. ~ \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
New Minister Arrives.

rspecial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
Lvnchburg, Va. February 11.-Rev.
Ritchie Ware. the new pastor OF the
First Christian Church. arrived In the
city last night, preparatory 70 begin
will preach his first sermon Sunday
morning, and occupy the pulpit again
n nj oh 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
DIR. BUCHANAN TO SPEAK
TO EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE

Tho readins-rooms of tho Equal Suffrage
League OF Virginia, at 3O7 East Franklin
Street, will DO opened this afternoon at 4:15
o'clock. when Dr. James Buchanan, OF tho
Associated Charities will talk to league
members and their friends on labor contlj-
tons for women and children In Virginia
and about other General Assembly bills im-
portant from humanitarian standpoint. A
to all interested in the subject who may
dcsrn to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
HUNTER BURFo0T STABBED
j. Il. Wingfeld, of Lynchburg. Charged With
Making FelOniOus Attack on Citizen.

j. b. Wngheld, of Lynohburg, was ar.
rested last night on n warrant charging
him with iolonious attack upon Hunter
Burfoot, Burroot suffered severe cut in
the arm. which required seven stitches, Joe
Bowman was arrested as an accomplice but
it is understood he is held chiefly to testify.
as there were no other persons present when
the act was committed. Wingted did not
secure bail last night. When he reached the
station house the prisoner claimed TO haye
been robbed by Burfoot. but he withdrew
this charge when officers found nearly So
in money in his pockets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
RECEIVES PAINFUL WOUND.
commemorative Attorney Strikes Sharp
Knife BLADE and Is Injured.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Emporia, Va, February ll,-Common-
wealth's-Attormcy William NJ, Powell while
attempting to enter buggy belonging to a
prisoner he had a few minutes before been
questioning, received a deep wound in his
thigh by coming in contact with large
knife the man had hidden on the buggy
scat. The blade of the knife was about ten
Inches long, three of which penetrated the
flesh of the attorney, The wound bed pro-
tusely before the attending surgeon, Dr.
Lotion staunched the blood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
News Of Manchester
lis regular meeting last night at $50 o'clock

lis regular meeting last night at $50 o'clock.
a valentine tea will be given this after
noon for the benefit of the kindergarten in
the schoolhousc on Bainbridse Street from
70 10 6 o'clock, The public is invited.
!; A cake sale will be held at Uilmans store
this morning for the benefit of the kinder
gartcn. A large assortment will be on hand.
| The mon and women of Swansboro will
| meet Monday night in the interest of II
now school building for their town. DR., j.
| Ct. Loving will preside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Sues Contracting Firm.

Suit was instituted yesterday in the City
Circuit Court by James Jackson against !.
j. Smith x Company Unc.). for 5000. Whlie
no declaration has been filed tho court OIL
GERS were Informed that the suit Is based
on the ground that Jackson, an emploSe
of the contracting firm, was injured while
in its service and through the alleged neSil-
gcnco of other employees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Annual unuquct Postponed,

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l r,,
Lynchburg, Va, February line
committee OF the Board OF Trade
named to provide for the annual ann oa Ian,
to defer the banquet until the. new
city Auditorium is completed, and pro,
vision will then be made for a banquet
for tho formal opening OF the andito-
rum, The annual meeting Will be
held during the last ten days Of tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Epldemic of Pneumonia,

Especial 0 The Tlmes-DIspatch.I
williamsburg. Va, February ;--
Pneumonia Is epidemic in the Magruder
ored, population. -Four deaths from the
malady had occurred up to yesterday,
and there arc q mum Der of new CaSea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
MIR. post to Spcuk Hero.

George A, Post, president OF the Railway
business Association. headquarters at New
York, will address the members of the Rich
mond railroad Club Monday night in Muir
nhy's Hotel Annex. Mr., Post VIII talk on
railroad business as viewed from tho manu-
for members to bring their friends,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
AnsMcr stlll Alarm.

The fire department was called at II
o'clock last night to 200 East Franklin
Street. where blazo from defective flue
had spread In rear room on the third
floor. The house Is rented b. Mrs Jones.
Tic damage was less than SO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Einad Tor ,rresnasx

Joseph Lyon and Doctor Anderson, both
colored. were fined $3.50 and costs in tho
Hcnrico county magistrates court yestcr-
day morning on the charge OF trespassins
on the property OF tho Richmond. Fred
oricksburg and Potomac Railroad. Tho fines
were paid and both men were turned loose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Negro Woman burned TO Dcnth.

Especial to The ,rimes- DispatchI
Martha Barlow, a young negro Woman
was burned to death "Wednesday night
by the explosion of a lamp. the Wo-
man, who lived with her husband N
York county. died before madlcal ald
could reach her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Ruehrmund Elected Sergeant.

Carl Ruehrmund. Jr,, OF Richmond, has
been promoted 10 a sergeantcy in tho cadet
The announcement Of his promotion was
made on Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Circui, court a, anne,I.

The United States Circuit Court of APP
of tho Tredcgar Company, appellant,
against tho Scaboard Air Limo Railway
and receivers. appellces The cause was
submitted. No cases are set for argument
to-day. when the judges will sit in con-
ference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
BYRD MADE AGENT
Speaker to Represent Million-Dollar Tcrti-
lHcr Corporation.

Speaker Richard Il. Byrd, of tho House
of Delegates was yesterday named as statu-
tory agent for the Armoor Fer tilizer Works
corporation organized and existing un-
der the laws of the state OF New Jersey.
which was granted license to do business
in Virginia by the State Corporation Com
mission. ~ written power OF attorney was
fled with the commission. The maximum
capital authorized by the charter is $1,000, 600.
and tho general object and PURPOSE is 10
engage in the manufacture and sale of fer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
FILES MECHANICS LIEN )
!. McNauI Brings Claim Against New
f1,,.

Z. .IV.>HtIt Nidfftf .SSHIILhV -NtW
company for Big Amount
r.. S. McNaul filed mechanics lien yes
Lerday in tho Chancery Court against the
Richmond and Henrco Railway Company
'or s34.7oc.a,, with interest. McNaul claims
TO have been n subcontractor under the
Blake Contracting Company and the Federal
Company for the construction
II certain foundations for the proposed via
duct over Marshall Street from Fourteenth
to Twenty-hrst. begun several years ago
and not yet completed. Mr.. McNaul is said
TO be in Now York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
building Permit.

=, H. Cross and j. Matt Davis secured a
psl.it Yesterday to repair and enlarge tWo VIZ
str en dwellings,, 2li -2i6 North Thirty.seco'ln
ons a nn erecting additions in the rear "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
Tte,,,nved IN UisnitaI.

~ MAN. INFHlUVCVf 10 IlIhVIIWl' y I0I
Charles l., Ross, of lal7 West Clay Street,
was removed yesterday 10 tho Memorial
Hospital. Ills condition Ia extremely critl-
cal, asl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
nnalllled ns AdminIstrntor

K c,larencc D. Smith qualified yesterday in
tho Chancery, Court as administrator OF the
estate Of Marion g.. Smith. The estate Is
valued at SLIGO, (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
BOY, INCORRIGIBLE. rs
SENT TO REFORNIATO1Y

on complaint of DR.. w. ]. Maybcc. SUI
OF tho Childrer's Society OF
Virginia Leonard Traylor, white boy,
twelve years of age, was tried Yesterday
before Magistrate James I. Lewis on the
charge of being incorrigible and sent TO the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12

lin Jefrries. charged with dIsorderly con.
duet on board Southern train last week,
was given sixty days on, the roads yester-
d y morning By squire Gheatham