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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
KILLED HIS SON.IN.LAW.

Ia dlal vita pistols fought near
Osroliop, Ga, T. R. JJhusoo,
wealthy planter, killed his son in'law,
Henry Camp. The duel followed the
elopemeni of Camp with Johnson's 49,
yssr.sld daughter. Camp eloped with
Miss Johnson 4, ut days ago, t'klng her
across the llne into Alsbams, where they
we're married. Johnson, who opposed he
match, swore that be would make his
dsu Inter a widow II be ever met Carp.
Yesterday Gimp and his bride we're
driving to church, when they met the
girls father. Johns)n Immediately began
abusing Camp, aud dared him to 6gb'.
Camp left bis buggy, and both he and
johnson drew pistols aud began hripg.
Johnson's fi:s, shot struck Camp In the
heart, sud be fell deed, within q few
feet OF bis bride. johnson was not
wounded. Mrs. Camp says she will
prosecute her father.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

PRESIDENT TAFT is noted as express
log doub. as to The propriety of permit
ting S.usiOr Aldrich to Turn the pro-
posed Investigation of the high cost Of
living into a political performance 10
shield The Aldsich tariff bill from criti-
cism and condemnation. H. has told
congressional visitors that the IDvestiga-
ton shouli be thor III sad free from
manipulation. He Unsurpassed donbt,
also, whether any other kind Of an
inquiry can avert dissstr " reiullS
TO the r'pnblican party, bat not
wllhstsndiag this. It is dollars TO dough
nuts tbs. the investigation will be con-
du;.ed, il conducted ell, according 10
the sweet will OF Senator Aldrich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
Etmaie SYlndler Arrested

Derby, England, Esb. 7.-Yiolett
Oharltswortb, The heroine OF one Of the
greatest sllsged frauds ever manipulated
10 England, was arrested here todsy,
With her mother, charged with fraud. 10
1909, she wls the "sictim" OF ian Imsei-
Hsry automobile accident and was sup.
posed to have perished By being throsn
over high clif when her sutomobii e
crashed into vail at the brink Of The
chssm. 1t later developed tina. the er e
tire accident wss fake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
Tho NAVY Scandal,

BJstou, Feb. That Dr.. Z lwsrd S.
O)wles-ior so attack upon whom at a
navy hep here PsymssleT G.. P. Aud,
U. :. ~, Is believed to have been fouad
guilty atscu t.msEiial here last week,
and, tCr sbbeltiOg which stack, Past
Assistant Surgeon Ansey HamiltCu Rob-
nstt s 10 ng our mar! aed heTe t0da -
wanted to set le the entire matter with 3
ist fight ia expected to be brought out 10
testimony before night,
The allegation thst DR.. OOWles him
self urged an Unlimited bout as settler
Of the navy row, will be one OF the
claims Of the RO1nett defeDss RCbneit,
1t ia declared, said the fight propoiaI
would be fee, 10 letter to DR.. OoWIss,
bat the latter went no further with The
matter. This letter is expected to be pro-
| doc ID a. the conrtmarlisl today.
Assertions by DR.. Oowles that Mis-;
Madeline Swift, dfuyhter Of Adm raj
s slit, was the real center OF the navy
Yard row a1d that It was 10 avepgs his
declaration that Aud was the cause o.
her breaking oA hfr marriage to Harry
Duer S.orei OF Atlanta, Ga are siren.
uously denied today by Mr'. Frederick
Arm sister of Miss Swift.
Miss D,rjthy Hesler the ChIcago siIl
whose rh togrsph was the apFarenl
cause OF the navy yard row 10 expected
to appear to-day 10 belief Of Dr.. R)bnett
who 10 said to be her finance.
Opening bis testimony DR.. Oo1les
rehearsed the Incidents OF ths nav
chop" given It tie resideree Of Medca
Inspect II. f. Anss, VIII n5R brett II
alleged II have abttl.d Paymsstsr g. 2,
Aud 10 an fttick,
he said tlst RObntt. lined In th'
at ,rci I on tul had .tmck no bloWs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
Wanted TO XIII tie President

WOburD, Mass, Feb. 7 -DeclsliDg
that be had TO kill President Taft, a
big s'x.foot Lett, who Ia known as
Gardner, because no one can pronounce
bis real name. is 10 cell here and will be
examined as TO bic sanity today. Gard
uer's downfall csm9 when be announced
his purpose of killing the president right
In front OF the police station here. With
q big gun and knife be shrieked: "Lei
me gol Let me &C. I've got 10 kill Presi.
dsnl Taft" Is is believed to be 10.
sane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
TOday's Telegraphic News
The Divorce Bill.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandra Gazette.
Richmond, Feb. T. By an over
Whelming vote the House today recon
United he rsOr divorce bill. This bill
y nd lower tis divorce bars In tie
st'th II has passed the Sensta. Ii
nstu g became public Friday and a pop
lar pr TIT Iesu ted. The Baptist aud
N tlodi mlnist rs meetings both passed
coudemtsfry resolutions today. A
meeting OF he law reform committee OF
tie st to Bar Associate lon hes been called.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
Deserted. Trlss II Die.

Richmond, Va, Feb. IA dispatch
from London to the Times Displtca
says:-Florencs Ssheuck Wilson, the
beautiful Norfolk, Va, girl WHO eloped
four years ago with Charles II Wilson,
manager OF Alfred G. Vsndsroilps
stable, attempted suicide Friday night
in West E1d Hotel By taking ohlOral.
She vas saved from dea.h only by Gu
overdose, and Is not ye! out of danger.
She Is under the care OF doctors and
trained nurses, who will not parmi! any
one to see her, and WOO will not say
whether she will live. She was found
at o'clock Saturday morning In her
room. The attendants OF the hciel were
attracted by Der cries, as she was suffer.
ing exeruciatiny pain. A doctor was
hurrledly summoned, and worked over
her uutil daylight. Finally she rallied,
add yesterday morning vas somewhat
stronger. S1e suffered severe relapse
yesterday, however, and last night was
not 80 strong, her heart sc!ion showing
the ell ,ct OF the drug. Il is said she hes
been deserted BY her husband and was
dependent.
London, Feb. 7.--Florence Scheuck
Wilson, the besutilul Norfolk, Va,
girl, wh1 tried to end her life In West
End no ell last gdt By drinking chlorsl,
when she learned tba! her husband,
Ohss. II. Wilson, mspfger Of Alfred
Ggynn Valderbil!s racing and horse
SHOW Stable, w,ud have noIhipg more
u do with her, Is still eli ically i'll today,
though the physicians believe that she
will recover. Neither Der husband ncr
NJ. Vanderbilt, 10 whom she appealed
10 Der tdyers.ty, hiss been near her. She
Is apparently without irieOds and money,
The elopameDt OF Florence Schenck and
Wilson, while the latter stil had a wife,
was a pstional sensation. Wlson was
later divorced, but be now claims that
bis marriage 10 Miss SoSenck was Illegal
because It occurred before his divorce.
The death u Mrs. Ruiz, who com.
nitled suicide here las. May, bad preyed
Oh Mfs. Wilson's mlud. She YES alone
Rith Mrs. Ruiz ct the time the latter
killed herself. Snce that time Mrs
Wilson tai frqlently quarrsled with
Aired Vanderbilt, Hho had refused to
ell where Wilson IVES. She finally ven,
% 8 Jlicitor John B. Kpeger whom abe
5esougtt 10 sus Wilson for support.
The marriage certificate is now In
Kueysr's hands. Ii VAS recovered two
years tgo st S)nerset Ii U g sud shows
be name OF Valesks 5ufrstl a. witness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
The Legislature.

B3th houses on Saturday, agreed on
Feb Il ~ l9 az 3 time limit tor intro.
Gu ing neR bills, with proviso that lax
measures msy be presented after thai
date.
SENATE.
After all other bills had been intro
duced, Senator Strobe seut to the cleik's
desk bis Statewide prohibition bill.
The bill Will be seen In another column.
The following bills went through snd
we're given the final assent OF the Senate;
To autborizs boards OF supervisors to
appropriate money for the erection oil
uor nents to Confederate soldiers at
county sfals; to authorize ecu ltles to use
State cid money fer good roads for
bridges instead; bill 10 regard to q minor
change 10 the sc. 10 resltIon to 5 ate
depositories; bill permitting certain per-
sons TO practice dentistry.
The amendments to the Consultation
we're passed over 10 the absence OF theiI
sponsor, Senator Hslssy.
Bills we're Introduced 10 eulnOilz9 al
xeculor or administrator OF deceased
person to execute on behalf OF such de-
CEASED person desd Of reel estate sold
by iulh deceased person dudug lifetime
under written contract; to suthoriz
aud empower the bosrd Of supervisors
Of any county in this State, 10 their dis
crelloD, to contribute Snd expend annually
ont OF The general ctully levy OF the sad
c,u1i7 q sun OF money for the purpose
OF promoting agritu u'e OF said ctuaty.
TO authorize the governor OF Virginia 10
appoint three representatives. from this
state az commissioners on Uniform state
laws. aud sppropristi1g certain funds
towards defr2ying the expenses thereof
and the general expenses OF the confer
ence of said commissioners; to provide
that the adjotsn! general OF the state
militia be created eK.officlo member OF
tho boards OF visitors of the Virginia
Military Institute and Virginia Poly
tscholc Destitute; providing q method BY
which cities msy vote upon the Issuance
Of bonds for the erection OF school build
logs; to prevent depredaious upon sod
missppropfIatlOus Of property In the
possession OF common carriers for trans
porIstiou or delivery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
ENHANCEMENT ANNOUNCE ].

London, Feb. Mr.. and MIRA. An
lhouy ]. Drsxel, 'ormerly of Philsdel-
rhla, today formally announced the en-
gsgsmsnt of their daughter, Msrgsretts
Armstrong, 10 Viscouut Maidstone.
The wedding will take Place the lstt r
pat Of JuOe or tarly In July, At the
DNxel homo 10 tA's ctr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

LACKING ths meaos, as he states, to
maintsn the personal political orgaDizl-
tlO1 essential to success, Senstor Flint,
Of Caliiornis, announced on Saturday
that be would no. be candidate for re.
election TO The Senate. 1t seems nov
thai In he north and west only million
aires caa pay the entrance price TO the
Senate, and the thiog ia spreading,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

REPORTS come from Rich nOud hat
ex Governor Samson will be scsndidste
t r reelection to bis former position,
three years hence; that Mr.. H. s..
Gorge Ticker aud Mr.. Garter Glass will
also be candidates for that position and
ths! Mr.. Henry Stuart will oppose seus-
tor M:rlln eighteen months heGcs. This
is p9l.tles 3. long rapge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

A delegation OF organized labor, a
number OF preachers and namber OF
others Interested 10 child labor 10 the
state OF Virginia appeared before the
committee on general Laws OF the house
Of Delegates today 10 enter their protest
against the bill which provides that
children under IA Iess OF age and
women mSy work more than ten hcnn q
day 10 the cotton mills OF the alate,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
Express Regret.

Bone, Feb. Vatican filcials today
expressed their regret that 1t had been
found necessary to cancel the appoint
ment for President Charles w.
Fairbanks to pay his respects to the
pope, because of his previous reception
By Klog Victor Emmanuel and bis ad-
dress at the American Methodist Church
10 Rome.
At his hotel todsy Fairbanks refused
to comment On the Incident farther than
to say tina. be had followed the pro-
gramme arranged for bis friends and that
be mtaot no disc urtssy to the pope OF
TO the Catholic church. H expressed re-
greet q. not being able TO see the pope.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons will meet
In Richmond tomnFF0g avanin0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
More Alarm Ia Paris.

Paris, Feb. Fear Of food selz't
the people OF Paris today when rains
aod a low barometer csuHed a cheek ID
the Ssiue's gu bsidencs. The authorities
say there Is no danger OF another over
flow, b.! as they said the same thing be-
fore the recent food, their statements
have not resssured the people. The tots
fall OF the Seine is Is feet and sever
inches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

day Instituted action fer divorce Sga'rS!
Timothy Gu attn Copeland, aged about
70. Woo is nov safe from divorce
suit?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

Nasal Cstarrh, sn inflammation Of TIE
delicate membrane lring the sir-pssssges, is
no. cured nv any mixtures taken Unto n
stomach. Don't wa te time en- them. Take
Eiy's Cream Balm through the nostrils, so
that the ftyered, swollen tissues are rea he'd
AZ onep. revsr mind how long you have
srffered nor how often YOU have been dissp-
pointed, We know + lS's Cream Balm il the
remedy you should use All druggist, Soc.
Mailed BY Ely BrOs,, &c Warren STREET., New
York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
DIED..

On Saturday. February 5, 1870, at 10 noon,
neral on "Wednesday afternoon at 2. 80 O'Clock
from the residence, 1901 Montgomery street
Relatives are frispds invited,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

ALLEGING that her husband Is sD
inVeterate snofer, Mrr. Rosslis 4. Cope.
land, 90 ytsTs old, a! Spaplk, on sltur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07

Huge Lee Powell, che OF the best.
known residents OF Leesburg, died Of
ga alysis Saturday. Mr.. Powell was born
there 10 years ago AMI fought in the
civil war in the Confederate army,
serving with the Richmond Howitzers-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
4 resolution offered 10 the House has
for lis IL pose the permanent dedication
Of the old House snd Senate chambers
Tor committee purposes.
The bill punisbiug those who use pro-
lane language over 8 telephone was
passed after the jail sentence had been
stricken out.
| l developed that the House Is IN for
discussion OF the bill extending State
aid to the proposed Virginia Fl me and
InGus.Ilal S.hool for girls At the
moment when 1t was reached, and when
some OF the members wanted 10 adj urn,
NJ. Willlsms, Of Giles, stated that he
intended 10 yigort ly oppose the meas
uTe.
This bill spprOpristes 80 cents day
from The state treasury for every way.
yard or incotrigible girl who becomes
an inmate after The home is established.
The House bill appropria!iug certsln
amtu lts for the care of O)niedsrats
cemeteries having been amended 10 the
S nate by the addition OF certain
su as, the amendment was agreed TO.
The following House bills we're then
passed:
To authorize The taking oil new
school census whenever the boundaries
Of district are changed.
To allow incorporated towns to vote
on the Is u ince Of bordi By TsglsSerial
districts for road pu'p1aes.
To establish q Safe board OF mbalr.
li1g,
Among The new bills intrcGu ed WAS
one spproprialIOg $50 900 for the pro-
pissed Gstiysburg moi nent, tdop:ing
the design approve by The commission.
A plsjgT1Inis bill, proviiing public
grcuads for children Ia every town or
city CT mors than 10000 psopIe Wa
also introduced.
A resolution was proposed asking the
United 3 SITES government for the ,e'.
vices Of Rn expert 10 examine the u1'
productive lands, especially the swamp
laods OF The slse, and TO report where
there exists lands which could be re-
claimed and the probable cost.
Bis were introduced To smeods &C.
ton ASIA Of chapter % Of the code
relating to assessments Of lands, lots,
aud Interests therein and Improvement:
thereon; to prohibit the ca,ching of fsh
10 certain water, to be converted into
fertilizer or oil; for the protection OIL
public and the promotion Of safety In
The movement OF trains by telegraph,
telephone and signal service; 10 mSkt
csrsin fisnses ieloaies; to prohibit per
soma from marrying within two year.
after divorce; to provide for the assess
ment aad payment OF omitted cspllatior
taxes and Of cspitallon t'xei CT peraonI
who become CT fgs after the list Of Feb
rulry In any year. ,int resolution re
qniring onr congressman aud senators II
have the United S.Alei government seuc
experts to ascer ala the Dumbqr o
uoprOductiVe acres Of land 10 tb'
state, etc.
The House committee on co1Dt'e'
cities aud towns hss decided 10 repor
the hotel bill fsvoAbIy, The measure
80 finally adopted was accepted By tb'
hotel men. 1t is said that this will bC
the only statute on the Virginia lsV
books which spples to commerce.
travellers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-07
HOUSE..

O O. Dickers)p, the newly elected
member Of the II luse OF Representative
from ths siz,h dis riot of Missouri, for
merly represented by the lac Jd igo De-
Almond, wss sworn 10 sc q member OIL
The Il 1uss today.
An attempt Of the courts to interfere
with the rights aud dignity OF Corgtesi
1, being made by the s p'eme Court Of
toe District of Columbia, according to
the House members of the committee Oh
priniiug, which brcu int the matter ia
The attention OF the House today.
The congregational committee on print.
ing was sued lssl weak 10 the locRl
courts by the VALLEY Paper Company, a
concern which failed to get a contract
for furulshiOg paper for congressional
printing aud several members hsve beer
summoned to appear In the court.
A revolution directing the Hluse con-
! mitiee on the jud 'cisry to report as Il
what action the House members Of tht
committee should take In answer 10 tht
| t, was passed u lauimously today.
A bill exsmpting labor unions iron
the operation OF the anti trus. Law wa
intro Iucsd BY NJ, Hughes ( lem, n
j. Tos recent decision agsinst the bat.
lers' uuIon In ID injury, O M, csustC
Mr. Haghes to introduce The bill at Thu
tine.
For TIE frt rae 10 many years thl
speaker Of Hous, I day refused - con
It ne role bit PIT tie m'tt)r vet
OF tie members. The House get itto
Jungle co request Il consider q bill 70
unsnimt u copsett and several PROPOSE
tons Of order we're pct the char. Th'
House discussed he matt e Tor ssvera
hfurs,
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Sixty-first Congress.
Second SESSION.
Washington, Feb. :.
eREA1R.

II
eEEATR.
The corslitnlioDalily Of the propostC
legislslion establishing system o
postal savings banks was distu 'sed By
SsnstOr Rayper today. He declauc
that 1t was not authorized by The con
stiIuii)p.
The administration federal incorpors
ton bill was introduced by Sensio
CLARK (tep WyO.). He offered 1t 10 the
ususl way and did not say 1t Wss pre-
pared b. Attorney General Wickeraham.
II Was referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
Senator NewIsuds said the bill clear
IL should 90 to the committee on inter
sts'e commerce and moved It's reference
to that committee.
Saoator Clark said constitutional
questions were Involved aud urged ils
consideration By the judiciary COM
m tee.
Senator NeWlands objected to tbs
second re dug OF the bill, add 1t will lii
On Tho lab until tomorrow when the
question OF reference will be determined
The matter of paper fOr the govern
meot printing Office came up Then the
| ia iciary Committee was instructed tC
sd sise The j9int committee on printing
as 10 what action II should take.
The Valley Paper Company obtained
| 4 writ from The local courts here Tequlr'
ipg the j)int COMMITTEES to- sppssr in
cour, Febm,ry IL snd show cause why 9
| wit of msndanas should not issue com
polling the committee to award the con-
ract to the Valley Paper Company, In
stead OF another frm already designated.
A bill providing foi American repre-.
senia ION and two International exhibi'
lions to be held at Rome snd Turin vas
Introduced by 6enstor Gallon.
Information from the Interstate Com.
merce Commission regarding the cost Of
transporting second olsss mail matter
vas requested 10 resolution introduced
By S)Cator Clay.
Senator Br.stoR inquired when The
ia iiciary committee would report biz
resolution proposing an amendment to
lbs constitution providing fof the cleo
ion of senators By direct vote OF toe
people.
Senator CLARK (rep. Wyc.) saidi be
could give no idea. The committee Was
crowded with work, bat would consider
toe resolution Whenever IL could be
teschcd.
The bill to CRATE a Government Bust
ness Methods Commission was taken ~
10 the Ssnste today. In reply TO qdes
iona By Senators Blrkett (teP. Mao. and
Smith (eep Mich Senator Aldricb said
II was proposed to save money BY simpli
lying and improving government bosi'
ness methods. The commission, he
said, Wond not interfere with any exist
log com miitee or perform sny functions
keep, those Of examination and advice
OOD'ldera-iOn WAS postponed until
lsler 10 the day.
II an effort y gu pend the corpora
on * Law the U. :. Supreme
our passes upon tie Quation Of It's
contt tut oaality, Mr.. Ogerman intro
Gu ,ed a bill which proposes that the
lime, March l, when corporations nut
make their rtt1rns, be postponed for
si1t} day..
Consideration OF The bill II permit
the txt-sd ton Of prisoners from one
Fl t, - sn,t1et on inform on and
y tn ut iudIet nett by grand jq;y wa
rsfuned
An amendment offered By Senator
II ,ytu q, requiring infjrm'tOn II be
b sed on sworn evidence WIS It G. I'd
aud the bill passed witltu. lu.Uet de-
eitA
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Bi\k tLERk GFTS ROBBER.
Instead 81 s.INinR ~ cash lie Presents
y slN shooter.

MC,LFIL,SD. Ia sept "a instead 81
complying with the demand ~ an armed
ruhb,r for cash this afternoon Walter
Julius. 10 wears old = cl"ri, in the Mct he'll
hand Swings Rank. reached under the
counter pulled ont = big siN shooter and
chased the highWavnan down the street
Ia the pistol fgh' which followed the
rohh"r Vas shot through the arm 10y
Julius ,lill"ns Ioin~d N IN" Cha-" aud
the rpbb"r was captured lie Was idenii-
h'i - Tom kIrby - Oakland. Ia.
Young IYiIu- Vas hone ia the bank when
NJ y entered pull'.i pistol and pre-
-,.u.Inu D. .. 10" hOy'- head r"Tna n ,-d IA
-IguIh.lu' .uu"- It, lp io You. Md
m" Md uuIei " fi-hed his gun from
under n" cusIuter and quick a. "A Hash
fired three shots al the rubb"r. kirby
He'd with the yputh after him
OuNUl sept ~ shortly after md
uIgh' has, night Two robbers gained en-
'rauop % the Bank 70 l.urf on, Nebraska,
dyuami''t 10" vault. gr S."p and
.-uatIst
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>nHOI ,> WO>>iRRir ~ ~.
President ~ the Io'-kIng and Ions a
Figure ~ the HaIiroad Norld

NIrholaS Nun,arra' one IT tu. oldest
and best SHOWN active railroad men
10 10. country. di..i early Yesterday
morning az IN. Murray HrI Sauatsrium.
lis klsi Thirty Nt'h street after an
illness at about q Ws4..e ~" underwent
an OPERATION early 10 the week bet waz
sell on iDNarI recovery until has heart
W,.ak"H-d
Nr Nuu-trrHi wa- born seventy .,r..
wear. ago lr London. canada Ia Is.I
boz. Va graduated from ne. uy"r-r'g
81 lsruu'"
~" lad distinguished career 100 rrn
railroad World and w. 'pu-id"g'-i au
"Np"ri 30 IN" managing executive. f"t'iIp
aud TRANSPORTATION departments IN 49,.
after he started raIlruHdIug with on.
Paiuu.iu ana Memphis road b.. vt-
-'.'T"tIrv and general suu.unteudruf
aud later receiver ~ 'htf rpfnUtny ut-
utN' ITurDrfdut pD-' wa 80 ANrpu Ohio.
Nu'.r- u. b""a'u" 100 IsSS president and
general manage - ne. tI,.yriaud AKRON
tud tulufnhJ- Railway IN Isgj he
acted ~ r'u'Iy~r for ~" tpIumhu- S4u.
duSsy and Huck,ug and uutl IsEi w.
pr"-id''rIi and general manager Of tu.
r"prRIuiyet road
tpr several wears previous 49, I~gs
NJ \lOu-I'ri' wa~ connected With
~" tplumuu- HorkIng Valley and To-
I"liY Railroad " hen this road Ms
r""rgtuII'S. 100 isn a. ~" HprklugN .l'-..
IuId Mr. NuuEaTrt' wa- made - pres
i"u' TINS pltr" b." held until Nav 1910.
whsu tho road waz made q rarT Of frs
Ch"~araake and ono system Although
."N .u' y.pu" wears old - the time lD I'D
ru' r"r.r" from active life but accafts-l
the presidency II the kanaWha and