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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-29
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A. Al uATAN

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Asthma. Lung, Throat Rheumatism
Debility, Stomach, Liver. Kidnel
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swollen soreness, broken limbE
Smallpox, Epidemic; all kinds Of
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-29
PULPIT.
THE COST OF CHURCH
FEDERATION TO BAP-
lists, ADVENTISTS
AND DISCIPLES.

Say Ye Not, A Gonfederacy, to All Them
to Whom This People Shall Say, A COnfed-
eracy; Neither Fear Ye Their Fear, Nor Be
Afraid" Qsaiah vii, ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

true. many matters In which arrests
have been made and concerning which
the papers have a right to informa-
ton, but the publication of which
would result In suffering and unhap-
ptness incommensurate with the bene-
fit or amusement that would result
to the public. When these occur,
am glad to say, in most cases, ! have
only to ask the reporters not to print
the story in order to keep II from
the public-in most cases. l say. 1t
is these unfinished cases, reports of
offenses which have not been finally
disposed of. in which no arrests have
been made, that have caused all this
stir. The space at headquarters is
very limited, as Is well known to
every newspaper man who ever did
police" in this city; there is practi-
cally no privacy, as my office Is the
only one separated from the rest OF
the space by a wall. Clerks Office,
captain of. detectives office, secre-
tary's desk and waiting room are
all together, with only a six-foot car-
titfon of wood and glass walling Off
the captain of detectives.
Sometimes Hear Too Much.
The reporters have got the habit Of
ing for to pick up a piece of news
not extensively, but naturally-And
there was nothing to prevent one OF
them from hearing at any time a re-
port from an officer to one of his su
periors, or one end of q telephone
conversation. concerning matters that
could not be published without work
ing serious harm to the progress of
the case. True, II the reporter had
been asked ont to print, he would not
have done so. but very often 1t woult.
put him in the way Of learning from
another source what he heard and
thus releasing him from his agree
ment. implied or expressed, or IL
would not be known whether the re-
porter heard II or not. Again, many
of the little items of news come on
slips OF paper, or by way OF mouth
! mean those that are proper to pub
fish. 1t Ia our endeAyor to give all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

OF them to ell Of the papers, but Mr..
Brown, Of the News Leader. may
come In at IL o'clock and ask for
the news; ! might forget one OF the
little items for the moment Hall an
hour later comes Mr.. Jones, of the
Journal; this time tell all the items.
The next day comes Mr.. Brown, and
very naturally wants to know why
did not give him the story that Mr..
Jones printed yesterday.
Why Bulletin Is Issued.
1t was In order to meet all these
points that I gave the order that a
regular bulletin should be issueo
twice every morning to ell the after
to help the papers as to help the de-
partment If any one of the report
ers wants any additional Information
concerning any matter in the bulle-
tin, he has only to ask for II, and
so as to any case not mentioned in
the bulletin, OF course, but equaiiy,
of course, neither I nor any member
OF the department should give any In
formation that might obstruct or i'm
pede the proper handling of the case.
AS to the escorting of the reporter
from the Journal from headquarters
by Captain Pollock. I was not present,
puL am INFORMED Dy Captain Pollock
that 1t was done in joking way. that
he laughingly took hold of the report
er's arm and walked with him to the
door. and that when the reporter re-
turned and asked him II he we "seri-
Gus" he Pollock) thought that he
meant about the bulletin which would
be issued and according replied In the
affirmative.
If. as / understand Is the case. the
officer at the entrance to Headquarters
declined to allow the reporter from
tine News-Leader to see the report
of ordinance violations, he acted from
a misunderstanding OF orders and was
wrong in so doing, and the next day
Captain Pollock told the reporter that
the ordinance reports were always
open to inspection.
Finally. II any officer states. or has
stated. that he IL forbidden to talk
to reporters" ne too has misunderstood
his orders. The only order against
talking to reporters. or talking to any
body else. is the same that has been
In existence for years, and should be
recognized by all sensible people. ON
GERS or citizens alike-namely. that
they must give no information. nor al
low to be given in their presence any
information, that might tend to inter-
fere with the efficient working OF the
police department.
LOUIS WERNER.
tni.'f P.htce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
FREDDIE GERHARD
IS CRITICALLY i'll
One Time ''Gest Spendcr in
Gotham" Near Death from
Pleural Pneumonia.
--------------
INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN
Fortune Spend at Rate Of 100000
YearlyCourtier Of Mrs.
Langtry.
INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN

NEW YORK. April 12.--Mrs. Fred
erick Gerhard arrived to-day from
washington ana hurried to the bed
side OF her husband. Frederick Geb-
hard. at one time the best known
spender In Gotham, who ID In q criti-
cal condition from pieurai pneumonia
at hia hotel In East Thtrty-second
street. Gebhard's physicfans said to.
day he had spent m easy night and
was much better. but that he Was
still 10 : serious condition.
Freddie. Gebhards name il known
on both sides o. the giope. AZ .
gflded youth with 100000 year,
he paid court to Mrs. Langtry, the
Jersey n.y." the noted actress, in the
heyday OF her beauty, who had just
arrived from Europe, whore she had
captivated the Prince OF Wales, now
King OF England. Gerhard and Mrs.
Langtry bought adjoining ranches In
tne West. and their friendship con-
unued-f0f several -yearss -----------------------
Society gasped whom Gerhard mar
ried Miss Louise Hollingsworth Nor
ris, Of Baltimore, In 1873. A few
years later they were divorced, ana
Gerhard again became q man about
town. spending money like a prince.
He maintained one OF the most en-
t"~T'we racing stables In America for
years.
oar years Ggo GebhArd married
Miss Marie Wilson. one OF the origi-
mai 1Ior0dorA Aextefte gfrIsl but the
marriage was kept secret for q year.
BY degrees his fortune waned and his
sister, Mrs.. Frederick Neielson. moth
er-fn-iAw Of Reginald Vanderbilt. ad-
vanced him the money to pay his
she obtained judy
ment against him for stxty-five thou.
sand dollars. and thus tied his estate
into Q trust fund for his own benefit
or late Gerhard has been q wine
agent. He IL a member Of the Union.
Racquet, Knickerbocker. Coaching.
Tuxedo and New York Yacht Clubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
WASHINGTON WARD NEWS
j. w. Craxes Halls
ALL WILL Be PAID
ON SAME BASIS
Washington Ward Officials to Get
Pay as Though Long on the
Roll.

Who are to pay the Washington
ward officials and department en-
ployes? That Is the question City Hall
officials are asking. Pay day falls due
in week or so. when the men from
across the river will apply for their
salaries and wages. Richmond csts
has already completed Its budget for
the year. appropriating certain sums
for the operation of eaon department,
but no provision was made In the
general appropriation for the Wash
ington ward citizens, whom the city
OF Richmond in-the consolidation
agreement agreed to pay until the Of
fees to which they were elected cx-
pire.
The Fire. Police and Water depart
ments are in quandary, as they do
not know whether to pay the Wash
tngton ward officials and employees
out OF their respective appropriations.
since these appropriations will exactly
cover the expenses OF the lsichinond
departments for the year, and IL they
are cut into to pay the salaries Of men
no ton the pay rolls when the apprc-
priations We're made, tho funds will
fall short before the end Of the wear,
ana the several departments will be
left bankrupt.
Mayor Richardson declared Thurs
day afternoon. however. that the
Washington ward men ashettid he paid
at all events; that the city had agreed
70 pay them. and that they need have
no fear Of getting every ceny OF their
money.
The departments will pay the men
from the Sonthsida. he -eaad ~ ~ they
had been on their pay rolls for ten
year, ana when the EAa*f8 &sknsls fast
short additional appropf1atf6 uS VII ~
made 70 meet operatlnN PEI onaiaaas tiAsI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
ln To Improve
CITY ebS MAINS
Manager OF Petersburg Company
- Engages Services of Experts
for Consultations.
OTHER NEWS OF TOWN
Stratford Hotel Sold at Auction.
Mason Gets Gift from Lodge
W. Brothers.

r1sy,..,s., -, The Richmond yirs,n,.n.
u EETERsRirpG VA April ga
yrn~ p.ter-h,rg ass rorrranv al
~lkfch a q Pond ia manaxer mar "A.
I cured the services Of r. c. Cornist
4 sssstr.rf snrfneer Of the American CA
y Gnsnnanx. alsa George w. Thomas
10 new businexs manager OF the
rm.r1o.n Cas- Company. ana n. r
assiisr commerctal exnert formsrly
n Worrsnfer Mas.
II. Pond viii give the people here
ia bene6t OF the knowiedre and az.
r,srfenca az these axperts The xas
ssorupany propose. 10 make consider.
eble inprovemenfs at their works
49, ma viii Law several mile. Of new
Y xnains. They win also take up some
a the old mains and replace them
wifh new ones,
ss Iersss.s,, Hs.s,,,c ys,y.,
4. 7 stated cnmmnn,cstian AZ pa.
ter1hnrw Lodge No TX and
III. tart night most pleasing incl
0zHf occurred II Was the ynre.enta-
ssisn n : nesu,,sn, soid Masan,. tswa,
4 "a worshtpf,ii Master wailsra u
Blnnks. n gift from his brethren. The
level bears this tnxcrtption.
prrnenfsd so Past Mas,er wallace
n Hanks M Petersburg Iodge No
Is. a. y. and A. M. by his hrethren
= m expresxion of pernorar e.team
ma In appreciation on his vaIua ais
1Nry1cea.
the presentation WAS made nv Johr
~. Friend n pror,tnert rrsr,ha-
4 " TIA lodge Mr. FLANK. recajyaS ~
III vtfh annronr,ata w~rds Eoi,n-'
liar the EXERCISES harcust -.
nnFyed.
Stratfora uo.,, So.a
Tia stratford un,sI hsra r,s ,s
~ - Mas sou
cure ana Other annnrtsnancas 20
TriniatY ,rnstaa SarnnaI n w,,,..
~ pstsrsh,,rs n,s. ~ .,,.x, ,r.,'
nrfee uran $40 sao A'
4 Errtar .ud r,.,,a.,.-.s.
Ludwik Ruxicka a vel, Enou-r o,,,-
~ a. prince e.enrga co,,nt,- W.. a..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
ANNEXATION CASE
rs NEARING CLOSE

Especial to The Richmon virginian. J
E NEWPORT NEWS. va, April 13.--
It nows seems likely that the taking oi
the Testimony In the annexation suit OF
the City of Newport News against the
counties OF Warwick ana elisabeth
City will be completed BY Friday night
and that the matter will be In the
hands of-tha Judge At an early hour to-
morrow.
Monday, Tuesday ana "wednesday OF
next week have been set aside by the
City Health Department a. cleaning
up days and the citixens OF Newport
News are invited to make q united e.
fort to place the town in . nrst- class
sanitary condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
FAY AND HARRIS
TAKEN TO ATyANTA
Continued from First Paga.)

Continued from First Page.)
been heavier" said Gentleman Fay.
as he viciously kicked the concrete
door and ratified q handful of COINS
In his trousers pockets. and not tor
getting to shoot some additional flre-
laden glances at the representatives
of the fourth estate.
Little Dick"-he did not look ont
Of place. with the stout iron bars as
a background for his cunning. sneaky
form--said but little, but the trifie he
emitted was In acquiescence to what
his compatriot In crime said.
The gentlemen Of the shade
seemed very anxious that the news
paper men quit their presence, and
as there was nc gushing fountain for
waiting columns. the scribes left the
Phartsees. a. Mr.. Fay was in half
dishabille preparatory to taking his
"bawth."
Too Many Bankers Thesc.
The prisoners hatred OF the press
was further established by contrast
ing their tActtturn and silent demean-
or with the scrtbes with their report
ed Consciousness at other times.
When Sheriff Kemp presented the
two prisoners with copies Of the New
Testament ~ souvenirs Of their stay
In the Henrico JAIL" he suggested to
Fay that the latter might get . po-
sition AZ bookkeeper In the Federal
prison.
mot on your iife." said Fay. There
are 80 many bank presidents an,
cashiers down there that all the Jobs
will be taken when / get there"
incidentally he thanked the sheriff
and his assistants for the kind treat
ment given them. and did not over
look the opportunity to take q ht
shot at the press. To the representa-
tivss of the papers Fay and Harris
said: We have no complaint to make
about our treatment here, but
well. 1t was another rip-snorter nj
tho scribes.
When Mr.. Evans, who says he
knows Fay, and declared that IL the
latter had gone TO trial on the I'm
dictment against him he would have
been acquitted, presented his card,
which read, Edward Evans, detec-
tive" Fay read the words, shot a
glance at the sfeuth and said: That's
a (insert warm, descriptive adjectiye)
OF fine business. / think I'll 70 into
1t when get out Of this"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
revenues received from Washington
ware alone being enough. he thinks
10 more than meet the deficit.
COMPLAIN
ABOUT MAIL DELIVERY
Say Business Section Favored by
Post-Office. Will Ask for
REIMBURSEMENT.

Many citizens OF Washington ward
are complaining about the new system,
or mail delivery, which was recently
put into effect by Postmaster Smith,
declaring that where they formerly
received mail three times a day the
postman now only visits them twice
In each twenty-four hours. Great
stress IL laid upon the fact that the
first delivery 10 not until about noon.
Therefore, q letter which is received
At the South Side post-otfice at s
O'Clock at night IL not delivered until
IL o'clock the following day. The
second visit Of the letter carrier Is
about p. NJ.
Postmaster Smith recently applied
to the department at Washington for
an additional carrier, and this was
granted. This brought about an Inn
provement in deliveries along Hull
street and the business section. but
took away one distribution from a
large portion Of the residential sec
ton.
1t IL likely that some OF the people
affected by this change will cali upon
the postmaster and ask for a read
justmeAt Of the present arrangement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
RECEIVE BIDS ON
TRANSPORT REPAIRS

Especial to Tho Richmond virginian.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April a.
Bids for the repairing Of the transport
Summer were opened here to-day In the
ONCE Of Captain =. p. rffford. ID charge
OF the local uuartermasteF's depart-
ment. II IL stated that the Newport
News 6hipbuilding and Dry Dock Conn
pany's bid Of eii.e08 n the lowest pro-
posal but that. owing 10 the varied
terms Of the several proposals. present
I'd. II - not Qutte certain - yet ~ ~
which Of the bidders Ntl1 reeeive ths
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
NO RAGE SUICIDE IN
OAK GROVE DISTRICT
Census Enumeration Campbell De-
clares Twins are There in
Abundance.

Alden L. Campbell. enumerator No.
4, whose district In In Chesterfield
county. says that Oak Grove and VI
entity Is a banner territory, and that
in his work as a census taker he
learns that there Is no race suicide
here. Never in my life have / seen
so many twins he says. and big
familiesl Gee Whit The stork must
have his nest somewhere near Oak
Grove"
Mr.. Campbell tells The virginian
that In 1899 he had the banner dis
trfct In the number Of twins, and from
returns thus far taken no hopes to
have the same honor.
The enumerators state that they
are experiencing but little difI1cuity In
carrying out their work In Chester
field county; that the residents have
received them cordially and aidec
them in many ways.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
Briefs and Personals

Mr.. James e. Shipiey, formerly of
this place, but now q resident of .Balta-
more, Ia the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Biankenship.
Miss Blanche Hubbard and Mr.,
Thomas Flippin were married Thurs
day at the Cowardin Avenue Chris
tian church,
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Elizabeth Gertrude Holt.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Holt,
to MI. James L T. Long, which with
take place next Tuesday night al the
Matoaca Methodist Episcor al church,
Matoaca, Chesterfield county.
Mrs. Charles Lee, Of Greensboro, n
c., ts the guest OF her sister, Mira. j.
T. Jewett.
Police Officer Smith, who was re-
Gently paralyzed. u reported to be in
q critical condition
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

Ernest Jefferson and Daniel Smith,
negro youths.I were arrested Thurs
day night at the Byrd Street depot
by Oficer Tate. Of Chesterfield coun-
ty, a. they were about to board a
train for Kingston, N. Y. They are
wanted by O. Ghaiktey, Of Drew
rvs Bluff, to whom It 10 alleged the,
owe small bills. They have been or.
dered by Magistrate l. w. Cheatham
to pay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
$40

Every man should welcome
the opportunity to get them
because they embody style,
fit, cleverness OF cut and show
a perfection of tailoring-in
fact all details that are found
in all first-class Manufactured
suits sold elsewhere at $40.
Remember our price
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
OBITUARY


NHussteB FguWdfu BiIfOFd.
Mr.. Thomas Edward Binford, thfr.
ty-nine years old. died at o'clock
Thursday evening at his home. a3is
Stuart avenue. death being due to .
complication Of troubles. Funeral
services will be held from the home
at 4:s o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Rev. ]. u. Hutson. pastor OF Pine
street Baptist church, oifictAtinx. In-
termsnt with be In Riverview ccme-
terry. Deceased IL survived by his
wife.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
Mr.. Martin An Alexs.ar..

Especial 70 The. Richmond yfrginfan.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. April 12.---Mr
Joseph r. Mastin, secretary OF the Wiz.
ginia Board Of Charities and correc.
lions OF Richmond. Is in this city to-day
Waiting tls city, Jail and AlmhaasA. III
y bbinH shown the Institutions ~ CITY
Sergeant Robert II. Cox, "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
POLLOCK GETS IN;
Elicit IS BEATEN
fcontinued from First Page)


some Oh the Changes.
In only one ward--Jefrerao1,-- y,as
4 me entire list Of incumbents returned
&nd the returns from this wur.4 show
That the ''oid men were ncver once
i ~ danger, leading the outside me n
w = wide margin. Madison wal d
4 sesads six of its odd men" to the eoun-
e Si1~-both aldermen and four council
Nen. The new councilman from this
ward II Mr.. Barney Bowman, a prom
tAent commission merchant.
Henry ward returns its alderman.
Mr.. Barton Grundy. and four council
1apumbents. The fifth man here is
Il ~. IA. l.. Vonderlehr. a printer ana
1nArhinist
Clay ward sends one new council
man, Mr.. Clarence Seaton. a coal
dealer.
Lee ward voters elected Mr.. w. ID.
s Butler. proprietor OF the Stonewnil
Tobacco warehouse. over the incum-
bent. Mr.. John cutchins. giving him
~ plurality Of some sixty votes The
0ther four councilman were r+turnec.
Mr. Cutchins was leader for the
c0immtssion plan of government
Ia(s tlae Old Men Out.
Ihs returns from Marshall ward
N1gD full Of surprises. even to the
loG1 astute politicians. The count
p110wtng thar the voters had been out
N Tthe sealps Of some of their repre-
nAatAtires In the city ass.mbiy, ana
4 hAd knitted them without mercy
Alderman John NJ. Spence was de-
3eoAed by wide margin, sir. J.hn X.
Grimes, or the auditor of pubic ae-
counts Office. taking his place 1t is
Understood that police commission
ppltAlca entered into the defeated AL
Germans campaign.
MarEhali ward sends also two new
men to the common council MIR w.
/ II. Sullivan, a real estate ngent,s ana
Mr. George Lumsden, who Is connect
~ with Kingan & Co.
s Councilman James Gentry. who oY-
nsred for reelection. came ninth In
the list. receiving only aG7 votes. while
The successful candidates pooled from
40 To 532.
IN Monroe ward nothing out Of the
NoFAtnary transpired. The doctors,
rho had two candidates for the con-
mon council. took hand early in
~ game and elected their .wo men
( - Frank Reade and Chiffon Nil
1ewtth over one hundred votes To
nn9Fo.
Two new counciimen are elected
4G4u this ward: Mr.. George MED.
A1mkA. secretary OF Messrs. George A.
4undiey g. CO.. and Mr.. George NJ.
1a&es ! travelling salesman
Il Ef~onncl Of View Council.
44l0& II ariuted the vote po,led b.,
x6M candidate I'm his respective Ward.
\ printed In black type indicate
4 successful candidates who vilI
4rQee the Council for the next two
oeM The ineumhents who infer. d
~ Ee.election are indicated by n as
I 4! Il ~ HIT n "A follows:
Aladison ward s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

(BpeciaI % The Richmona virginisn,l
ALEXANDRIA. VA. April 33.--
Mr.. Edward CowiinR. sevsnty-.sr
years OF age, : well known bIack-
smith. dad at hfs home, secs Duke
street, Friday morning. He a SUP
vived BY several children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
ttsrfsrrtng with. Mary ru wnits. An
are. colored.
Announce Enengcsl,ent,

T Nj. and Mrs. q. n. Baughan. OF
No. 1919 Decatur street, have just
announced the engagement OF their
niece, Miss Clara Belle Houseman, to
Hampton HAN a74 tiiif.- Pine weA--
ding will take place next "Wednesday
night at o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

Highest and lowest
temperatures durink
preceding ~ hours at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
John wniiarus.

Especial TO The Richmond virginiAn.)
LEESBURo. VA, April 22.-~-Ar.
John Williams. prominent farmer
Of this county. died at his home near
Tayiorstown Thursday aged sixty
eight years. He 10 survived by bis
wife. who was Miss America Minor.
OF Loadeun- No children survive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

Realty Transfer.
James w. Reams to w. C. Cren-
shaw property at Fifth and Stockton
streets. $700.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

Special to Tho Richmond v.rgiusuna
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 49,
Mrs. Eliza Mullin, wife Of Nichoio9
Mnllin, died ct her home IN DuSS
street FRIDAY morning. She was ffty-
one years Of age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

We are anxious that you
come in tomorrow and look
at this showing because the
patterns are new, the fabrics
the choicest and the colorings
and effects the latest. A
point to keep in mind in no
where else there's equal value
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
"7'he hoase thai beats EN- all"
American
Clothing Stores Go.
AIS East Broad Street.
New Creations IN
Spring Qohing

We have just received a
shipment OF the smartest line
of clothing for men and young
men ever shown in all Rich
mond.
These suits have no SUI
perior and would cost you
elsewhere from SIS to $40
we sell them at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22

Especial to The Richmond virginian. j
LEESBUR0, VA. April 22.--MrH
Eliza Crosen. wife Of John Crosen,
died At her home near Lessburg Of
apopiexy. aged seventy years. HA1
remains were buried In Lcesburx yes.
terday. She II survived by her hus-
band and seven children, all OF whem
are grown
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-22
T. O. Person.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. J
EMPoRIA. VA. April 12.-Mr. "a.
Q. Person, about SIXTY yearn OF are.
died Thursday 1T the home Of Capitals
Moore. in the lower part Of Greenss.
Vile county. after being slck 4 mum.
Der Of years. MT. Person was never
married. but leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Captain Moore. Of 0reenesviile county.
with whom he lived. and Mrs. T. n.
Sealea OF 0erysbur1. N. G. He waa !
member Of 81 Andrews MethoAtst
church for = numbsr Of years. His
remains will b inferred in the old
family burying ground on the farm OF
Mr.. Noses Thorpe