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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-11
BUY WH6kEy
Then SHOOT;
ARREST ONE
Especial. to THE TIMEs.l


Whiting, Ind. July. 11.-East Chi !
Cages little suburb. Stieglitz Park. is
now all stirred up over a shooting af-
fair. which took place near there on
Saturday night. The principals in the
affair are Martin Goonowski. and Stan
isluas wodnyski both of South Chi
cago and the details of the affair are
such that they are battling the police.
Men Buy Whiskey.
On Saturday night about 900 o'clock
Martin Goonowski and his wife, and
their boarder. Stanislaus Wodnyski left
their home 1915 Superior avenue. South
Chicago to go to Stieglitz Park, to
the home of the woman's brother. Mike
Sosnofskf They came by and when
Indiana Boulevard and the Calumet
crossing was reached the boarder sug-
gested that he and Goononski get off
and go into the saloon to get a pint of
whiskey while the woman went direct
to Stieglitz Park on tn e car. The men
got off, went into the saloon purchased
two half pints of the fire water" and
started 10 walk to Stieglitz Park when
at One Hundred and Twenty Seventh
street and Forsyth avenue just past
the National Transit office Goonowski
was shot by his boarder.
Two shots Effective.
tering back of the right shoulder blade.
coming out through the shoulder and
the other entered back of his ear. COM
ing out through his forehead.
After shooting the man Wodynski
made his escape. throwing the revolver
down beside the victim. The place is a
very lonely one, with the exception of
the street cars passing. The wounded
man laid there until he had regaine d
consciousness and then got up and man
aged to get to the Sosnofshi home. The
queer part of it is that no doctor was
sent for, nor was the matter reported
to the East Chicago or Whiting police.
Goenowski and his wife stayed at the
home of her brother all night, but yes
terday morning they started for their
home in south Chicago. Goonowski
stood the trip all right. but when he
got of the car al south Chicago. he
fell In a faint on the sidewalk.
Investigate AFFAIR.
He was picked up by the police, and
taken 10 the station where he told the
story of the shooting. The Whiting po-
lice were called up. but as il had not
been reported. they knew nothing of the
facts, but an investigation was started
at once officer pinkerton went TO tbs
Sosnofski home in Stieglitz Park. where
they were given part of the details, but
mo reaSon for the Gged was given Mrs
Sosucfski went 20 the spot yesterday
morning. where Goonowski was shot
and there she found the revolver There
were FIVE cartridges that had been sho
off.
BY doing this the police thinl
wodynski thought his crime would b.
covered up. as it would appear to b.
n case OF suicide. The revolver ha
been turned over to the police
Sergeant Collins went South Chi
cage where he learned the details. Th
police in looking for Wodynski went t.
the Goonowski home on Superior ave
nue. where they found him in bed. III
was placed under arrest, but refused t
talk much, about the crime
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NOTICE TO ADvERrIsERa

Readers OF the following advertise-
ments who wish to communicate Win
advertisers who identity Is not re-
vealed. should follow the instre:
lions to address them by the Key ie.-
ter given Requests at this orncs 70
| reveal the identity of Anonymous a.
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| vertisers. be answered Simps3 ioAio"
instructions.
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CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
NOTICE.

Will parties who have replies to clas-
SIZED ads addressed care Lake County
Times kindly call promptly for same?
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FOR SALE-Fire proof moving picture
machine, complete outfit; good con-
dition. G. Sassa. Chicago and Nell
willie avenue. E. Chicago 7-1I-3t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR LEASE-Saloon; good
stand for single man or party that
speaks two languages: guaranteed a
money making place. 626 15oth ST
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As far as It Is possible. It Is ADVISED
that ell classified ads should either Dc
mailed or scnt to the office
THE TIMES will not be responspis
for errors in ads taken over the teis-
phone.
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FOR SALE cylinder, 5-passenger car
newly painted. only $500. J. B.
Brooke, Valparaiso, Ind. 7-11-4t
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FOR SALE-60 feet front on Douglas
avenue. near 1920 st, West Hammond.
III. Address owner, Nj. A. Smith, 1908
North Park ave, Chicago. So 6-16-2t
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IF YOU ARE A POOR LETTER
WRITER, SEND THE TIMES TO YOUR
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GnP. RENT.

FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Large light. nicely fur
nished front room, suitable for two
gentlemen; hot and cold bath and all
modern conveniences; l block west of
Lion store. 40 Sibley street, up stairs
7-11-3t |
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 244 Michigan
avenue. Phone 2363 7-s-2t
FOR RENT-Modern six-room fiat
rates reasonable, best location In
Whiting Hub Department Store, Whit
ing, Phone 1854 1887
FOR RENT-Nice quiet, cool room; all
conveniences. Old No. SIS sibley
street. 7-s-ot
FOR RENT-One furnished room for
sleeping. for one or two gentlemen.
Call 2e4 Plummer ave.
4 HAVE SEVERAL GOOD CORNER
stores to rent in Gary. Inquire A
Goldsmith, 3l2 18th, Whiting. 7-9-3t.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-July 4th at Hessville; open face
gold watch; liberal reward for return TO
4737 Tod avenue. East Chicago. 7-9-5t
---------------
LOST-Auto crank handle on Truman
or Calumet avenue Finder please re-
turn to Lake County Times and receive
reward
LOST-Black hand bag containing
change, doctors card and receipts,
Wednesday on S:25 street car from E.
Chicago. Return 70 1s3 Hickory street
or the Times office. 7-7-2t
LOST-Cow. red, white on head and left
hind feet and tip of tail; big Cow but
thin. 6 years old. Finder notify Frank
| Sarkady. 706 150th St. Hammond 7-5-6t
LOST OR STRAYED-From near Con-
| key plant black COW without horns
Report information to 147 Logan street
WANTED TO RENT.
COUPLE WITHOUT cHILDREN-De-
sire to rent three completely furnish
/ ed rooms for light housekeeping or bed
room with use of dining room and kit
chen, must be in good location. Address
| c. A. H. care The Times. 7-s-3t
BOARD AND ROOM.
| wANTED-Boarders at ST. Indiana
avenue 341 new number. 7-S-5t
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
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Notice for Plumbers.

Notice for Plumbers.
The undersigned Secretary of Board
Of Education District No. 1885,. Cook
County, Ill, wishes to receive bids by
the 18th of July, 1910 for laying and
constructing in Mott avenue, West
Hammond, a 4-inch cast iron pipe water
main, about 72o feet. according to
specification drawn by Board of Public
Works of West Hammond. Copy of said
specification to be seen by
FRED SIEGRIST
Secretary of Board of Education.
7-74t
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FEMALE HELP.

FEMALE HELP.
ANTED-Competent girl or woman
as housekeeper; small family no
washing. Apply 41o Fred street Whit
ing.
WANTED-Girl for general homework,
no cooking Phone 1924. 7-l-tr
wANTED-wash woman at once Ap-
ply Palace of Sweets. 126 Holman
s+ra+ 7-11-3t
street
WANTED-Girl. between the ages OF
Is and II as nurse maid and to assist
with light house work ADDRESS Mrs-
Oldhousen, Glendale Park
wANTED-clerk in store. Address *,
care Gary Times office 4-f-u
WANTED-A good girl for general
homework S5 Carroll. 7-7-tf
WANTED-Young Girl to help with
homework Phone 327 or call $40
$50 St, Hammond, Ind. 7-o-St
WANTED-Good girl for general mouse
work. Mrs G. S Davis. Sheffield ave,
Robertsdale, Hammond, Ind '-o-ot
BooKKEEPER wANTED-s. H. Knox
& Co. Hammond, Ind
MALE HELP
wANTED-An experienced bookkeeper.
Apply to Manager, East Chicago Pro-
duce Co. East Chicago, Ind 7-l1-3t
wANTED-An experienced chauffeur
for private car. Inquire E. Miller
-, S+ora 7-11-2t
| wANTED-Second hand chairs or
benches to seat 100. American House.
| 534 Morton ave-, or phone 800 7-ll-zf
WANTED-First class oookkeeper; all
| around office man viii consider oner
! for position or will accept short en-
/ gagement strengthening up books Ad-
| dress H r A. Times
| WANTED-Boy or girl to work II
| paint store; one competent of learn
ing the busenss w. T. CHM & Co, 23l
state street. phone 4S3. 7-l-3t
| AGENTS wANTED-At once for the
authentic "Roosevelts Famous Hum
for Big Came over 500 pages; also fol
| Fighting the Traffic in Young Girls.
Immense sellers. Price only $3.50 each
i Half off to agents. Send 15c for mail
ing free outfit, or 25c for both outfits
A B. kaufman Company. Chicago III
6-27-14
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LOST-Black hand bag containing
change. doctors card and receipts
Wednesday on 1925 street car from E
Chicago. Return 70 1s3 Hickory street
or the Times office. 7-7-2t
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LOST-Auto crank handle on Truman
or Calumet avenue. Finder please re-
turn to Lake County Times and receive
reward
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LOST OR STRAYED-From near Con-
key plant a black COW without horns.
Report information to 147 Logan street.
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for general houseWorki
no cooking. Phone 1924. f-ll-tl
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WANTED-Competen girl or woman
as housekeeper; small family; no
washing Apply 410 Fred street. WHIT
ing.
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FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping 244 Michigan
avenue. Phone 2363. 7-S-2t
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WANTED TO RENT.

COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN-De-
sire to rent three completely furnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping or bed
room with use of dining room and kit
chen; must be in good location Address
C. A. H, care The Times 7-S-3t
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LOST-Cow. red, white on head and left
hind feet and tip of tail; big Cow but
thin; 6 years old. Finder notify Frank
Sarkady 706 15Oth St, Hammond. 7-5-6t
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FOR RENT-Large light, nicely fur
nished front room. suitable for two
gentlemen; hot and cold bath. and all
modern conveniences; l block west OF
Lion Store. 40 Sibley street, up stairs.
7-11-3t
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LOST AND FOUND.

gold watch; liberal reward for return to
47S7 Tod avenue. East Chicago. 7-9-5t.
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| WANTED-Wash woman at once APP
ply Palace of Sweets, 10 Holman
street.
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I HAVE SEVERAL GOOD CORNER
stores to rent in Gary. Inquire A
312 18th, Whiting. 7-9-3t.
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FOR RENT-One furnished room for
sleeping, for one or two gentlemen.
Call 2o4 Plummer ave.
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FOR RENT-Nice quiet, cool room; all
conveniences Old No. SIS Sibley
street rs st
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WANTED-Girl, between the ages or
Is and IT as nurse maid and to assist
with light house work. Address Mrs.
OIdhousen, Glendale Park
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FOR RENT-Modern six-room fiat,
rates reasonable; best location In
Whiting Hub Department Store, Whit
ing. Phone 1854 7-9-3t
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wANTED-Boy or girl to work in
paint store; one competent of learn
ing the busenss. W. T. CHM & Co, 2Sl
State street. phone 4S3. i-1-5I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
c. & 0. OFFICIALS
RETURN FROM COLUMBUS
President Stevens is too Busy to
Discuss Hooking Valley
Litigation.

General Counsel WickhaIn, of the
Chesa peake and Ohio returned to
Richmond Monday morning from a
trip to Columbus. o., in connection
with the Hooking Valley litigation in
that city, President Stevens returned
from Ohio Saturday night.
When inquiry was made Monday at
the ganeral offices of this road as to
the progress of the litigation, Presi-
dent Stevens WAS too busy TO enter
into O discussion Of the matter. He
stated. however, that the press dis
patches had reported the court pro-
ceedings perhaps as well as he could
explain them.
Tho last dispatches. II may be stated
said that the case had been dismissed
from the Federal court at Columbus
on petition OF the plaintiffs who seek
to prevent the merger of the Chesa-
Peake and ohio with the Hooking Vail
ley.
The case now goes back to the COM
mon pleas court and will be reheard
later,
President Stevens u planning to sail
from New York on June 4 to attend
the meeting OF the International Rail-
way Association to be held In Berne,
Switzerland. and II II likely that the
Hooking Valley squabble will be- set
tied before he returns. At least, that
Is the hope OF the executive head of
the Chesapeake and Ohio.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23

ara pea-green with envy. Chief Wise
says he wants a dried snake. He
must have it, he says-he positively
must. Unless he gets it he will be
afraid to go around The hoodoe has
been dispelled from the department
in general. but Chief Wise wants a
"cunter" Of his own to keep his dis
trtct safe.
Assistant Chief RATIO declares that
he IL not particular about having a
dried snake. He has Ideas of his
own. has this valiant fire fighter.
What he wants Is small horsehair
bag filed with powdered lizards.
Such a charm will exercise the most
potent influence, he declares. and 1t
Is confidently believed that with the
rabbit foot in Chief Joynes' office, a
: dried sHsk g. In th.--affic~-t
/ chief Wise and alag of powdered
lizards on the desk of Assistant Chief
RATIO a fire would find it impossible
to burn in Richmond Even the city
gas might refuse to burn. but in that
event the defect would be remedied
by slightly burning he tail OF the
dried snake or singing the horsehair
bag.
So, If some one will send Chief
Wise the snake and Chief Ratio the
horsehair bag Of powdered lizards,
the whole city will be under obliga-
ton TO him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
PORTUGUESE KING
MARKED FOR DEATH
Confession of Anarchist Charged
with Murder Revals Gigantic
Regicide Plot.
LEADERS ALL OVER WORLD
Indemnity of LAG conspirators in
Assassination of Carlos Now
Revealed.
LEADERS ALL OVER WORLD

LISBON. May 2s.--Through the
confession to-day of an anarchist
named Ramires, one OF the conspira-
tors In the assassination In February
1908, of King Carlos and Crown
Prince Luiz. of Portugal. the iden.
tity of 1,i46 other conspirators In
this crime has been revealed. Ra-
mires says the leaders in this plot
are still in communication with each
other, their ultimate aim being the
assassination OF King Manuel. who
was under special guard during his
attendance at the funeral OF the late
King Edward.
To-day's confession shows that the
plot was even more widespread than
the police suspected and that sixteen
prominent politicians. several OF
whom are still active In government,
affairs, were involved. The authori-
ties expect to implicate at least 1900
persons. and are now engaged in OBJ
tanning evidence for the extradition
from New York, London. Paris and
ITO Janetro~~ OF the leaders OF the
regicfde band.
Ramfres was arrested shortly after
the assassination OF Carlos and Luiz
but escaped to Brazil, where he was
recently arrested again.
He was brought back to Lisbcn q
few days ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
GIVE bOSkY HEARING
IN NEW YORK CITY
Detective Scherer Awaiting Out
come of Preliminary Trial
Before Asking Reguisition.

l.. L. Scferer. special agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Is anx-
iously awaiting the outcome Of the
preliminary hearing In New York
Monday afternoon OF Morris Bosky
alias Martin Jacobsky. alias Jackson
the alleged notorious baggage thiei
who Is wanted here.
AS soon as the hearing IN concluded
Mr.. Scherer said Tuesday, steps will
be taken TO bring Bosky back to Rich
mond. Mr.. Scherer expects to be ad-
vised by telephone the result OF the
trial.
Reauisition papers will probably be
prepared Monday afternoon to bring
the alleged thief back to Richmond.
Agent Scherer will probably send two
of his men to New York.
However, he said no action will be
taken until Bosky's preliminary trial
is ended. Whether this will throw
any additional light on the subject Ii
a matter OF conjecture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
LONE WOMAN CAPTURES
TWO NOTORIOUS CROOKS
Single Handed She Fights With
Thieves in Room Until Po-
lice Arrive.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y. May 2s.--Po-
licemen here to-day declare that Mrs.
Ruth vetter has missed her vocation.
She should apply her talents to detec-
tive work
Two men, identified later as noto-
rious crooks with police records, were
arraigned here to-day and committed
on a robbery charge. They were
caught by Mrs. Vetter late last nixht
after they "snaked" q diamond stud
from the shirt front Of her father,
with whom she was returning from a
lake resort.
She grabbed one Of them by the
collar. threw her weight against the
other and held them until policemen
arrived.
The pair are Thomas 0eogegan. 90
years old, of. Chicago. and Edward
Fitzgerald, forty-four. OF Philadelphia.
also known as Fix the Owl" when
confronted with their rogues' caller
pictures, the pair admitted the iden-
stity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
FIGHTING IN HOPE
of INTERVENTION
Estrada Advisor Admits This
Sole Reason for Prolonging
Nicaraguan Struggle.
ARMY ALMOST CRUSHED
Victory in Battle Means Little
Owing to Condition Of His
Forces.
ALMOST CRUSHED

BLUEFTELDS. NICARAGUA, May
23.-Final Intervention by the United
States to put stop to the civil war
In Nicaragua was admitted to-day by
one OF the leading political advisors
OF Provisional President Estrada to
be the sole object In Estradas pro-
longation of the war.
Estrada realizes that he can never
crush the government army or over
throw President Madrix." this poll
ticians. who would not permit the
use OF his name for the fear that he
would be accused OF disloyalty to
Estrada, declared to-day. But h,
believes that he is strong enough to
Keep up the harassment of the gov
eminent until the entire country
demand that the United States step
In, pending the selection OF new
president, unidentified actively WI
either the Zelaya, Madriz or Estrada
factions.
Even should Estrada be success
full IN the fighting now raging about
Bluefields, his position will be lit
improved, for he will still be I'M
able to accomplish anything In the
western part OF the country, where
tho government forces are in con-
troll Estrada shot his bolt in his
last attack against Managua. when
hts army wns almost crushed at It's
ma and In the other engagements
before the capital -
He has enough men, however, to
prolong the struggle indefinitely. and
1t Is safe to say that the insurgents
will never stop lighting until Madriz
voluntarily reiiuqutshes the presi-
dency or the United States forces an
arbitration of the dispute. This lat
ter Is what Estrada is aiming at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
HOODOO Is NOLONGER
FEARED BY FIREMEN
Chief Joynes Gets Rabbit Foot Guard Against FrdayAs
tants Want Dried Snake nd Bag of Powdered Lizards
City Will Then be Safe.

District Fire Chiefs Raffo and Wise
are pea green with envy, for carefully
wrapped In oil paper Chief Joynes has
received a splendid ''cunjer" rabbit
foot, which will grace the wall over
the door of the fire department head
quarters.
When Friday fell on the 18th of
the month. and several dangerous
fires Immediately broke out. and when
the alarms began to come in in the
most uncanny manner. Chief Joynes
said he must have a rabbit foot to
dispel the heedoo which seemed to
threaten the safety OF the city.
The Richmond Virginian made
known his want to the people of Vir-
GINA. A patriotic youth of White
Stone. Va, procured the foot and the
chief has just received il.
IT rs long and hairy. the left hind
member, and is pronounced by all
students of occult sciences to be the
very thing. as the peculiar forma-
ton OF the third claw indicates that
IT belonged to a regular graveyard"
rabbit, which, IL Is understood, was
killed on the dark of the moon"
Il can now rest easy" said the
good fire chief. examining with pride
the foot. Two Fridays can now fall
on the same day and l won't care. We
are safe. | cannot tell you how / ap-
preciate the gift which my young
friend, Seabury Lawson. has sent me
1t IL very valuable"
The letter accompanying the foot
was as follows:
The Chief OF Fire Department.:
Dear Sir,--I saw your want in
the Richmond virginian. and
send you a rabbit foot.
Respectfully,
'SEABURY LAWSON,
"Whitestone, Va, May 10,
1910"
Must Have Dried Snake
And SO the two division fire chiefs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
FLAMES CONSUME
tYHGHBURG BAKERY
Entire Business Block is Threat.
ened With Destruction by $10,-
600 Conflagration.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.
LYNCHBURG. VA, May ga
stubborn fire this afternoon menaced q
whole block on Twelfth and Clay SITS.
when tho Lynchburg Steam Bakery
caught fire.
The blaze started from some boiling
grease in which Saratoga chips were
being cooked. Immediate seven bar
dels of grease caught fire and the
smoke was so dense that the firemen
could not ge in although they had two
streams Of water on the building four
minutes after the alarm was given.
The damage may amount to over
10000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
DESCRIBES COMET
AS 1T WAS IN 1895
DR.. John Sale, Bedford City
Octogenarian Says Tail is
Not as Bright Now.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.,
BEDFORD CITY, VA. May "a
DR.. John Sale, of this place. saw Hal
ley's comet In 1895. whom a mere strip
of lad. When he saw the wonder
again a night or two he recalled his
vision of rs years ago. DIR. Sale says
the comet looks pretty much the same
as 1t did in 1898, except that the tall
at that Tina WAS better defined In the
heavens than now.
Though he is 81 years of age. DR.
Sales vision Is still undimmed. and
1t was with the naked eye that he saw
the comet a second time.
DR.. Sale says that the comet CAUSED
much less Of furore In 1895 than IL
has On this trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
GIRL, ACE SEVENTEEN
ARRESTED As D|GAM|sT
Mrs. Willie Willeford Rhodes, of
Suffolk Held on Complaint of
Husband No. l.
Especial 10 rae Richmond yirs,nian

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
SUFFOLK, VA. May 23-A IL
year-old girl Mrs. Willie wilieford
Rhodes, accused of bigamy. was given
preliminary hearing In Justice De
Berry's court on Saturday and order
ed held for the grand Jury. The young
girl. who resides with her parents near
Buckhorn, this county, was married ON
February 10, fs8T1, to Joe wiifeford
In August OF 1908 she eloped to North
Carolina with Preston Rhodes, whom
she is alleged to have married. Hus-
band No. is the plaintiff in the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
NARROWLY ESCAPES
DEATH BY DROWNING
DR.. H. U Roope, President Of
Western College and Family
Have Thrilling Experience.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
MANASSAS. VA May 2s.--Dr. II.
U. Roop. president of Western ollege.
y. Roop. president Of Western College.
together with his wife, daughter and
mother, narrowly escaped drowning In
a stream near the Bull Hun battlefield
late Sunday eysring. President Rpop
past forging owing TO the heavy rains
Of sunday afternoon. One Of the
hoEsss tc m caxxiexs - drcwnsd N.