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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
PREPARATION FOR
P|M||L|C0 MEETING
Large Strings Already Here and
Others Being
Shipped.

Baltimore. Md. March 1s-Witll, tho omen
Ing Of tho Eastern racing season but Ave
| weeks on the horscmen nre beginning ios.
slng, cantoring and giving their charc,
short work In preparation for tho early
spring races that will bo run at Pimllco and
on the Canadian circuit, tho Ontario Jockey
Woodbinc. Toronto. May rs.
Superintendent John Brennan or Pimlico.
] has that historic old course OF tho Mary
land Jockey Club in nrst-class condition,
considering the bad weather OF tho past
month. Several of tho horscmen now rnc-
Ing at Moncrief Park, Jacksonville, are
awaiting the word as to when he will open
Inc In track for work. They will leave tho
Florida track when the local courSe is
available.
John ". schorr has ordered his ira iner.
., Siinons. to ship his stable to Bal
Schorr has such useful horses in his stable
rs Paul Davis. Bob Co. Slvcrlnc and
Charlie Eastman. d
!, 1; Preston Lurch. now at Benning, will ship
MS ~o-ycar-olds over the 10th OF tho
month. Tho second division OF tho stable
Is now ut Jacksonville In charge OF WIZ
liam Brooks. It will also be ordered to
spellbound. Red Doc. MARTINEZ. Chess and
lymolc. Tho last two finished second and
third, respectively. In races ut Jacksonville.
and the rest OF tho horses have won their
share OF tho purses offered during the long
winter session Robert Boyle viii ship the
Itrauso string to Pimlco within the next
Week. 81 ~
Harry Rites horses. which havo win
Tered at Pmlico. arc in perfect condition.
There has been no sickness among them. |
Ute has under his care six two-year.olds |!
,omc Of which are by tho famous sire Ben
Brush. They are all good lockers, we'll |
developed and give promise OF representing
Maryland we'll in rich two-year-oid stakes
Q be run on the metropolitan tracks this i
umnler. Rite has only two OF tho older
vision In his stable ono OF which Is Tim
'ippin. tho pride of Maryland. and swift
printer. Tim was only beaten twice on the
Few York tracks last summer. He has win : s
cred we'll and appears to BIO 200 pounds
cavicr than no was at the close COT last
caeon. T.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
ACCUSED OF. FRAUD
-Four Omcinis Of Dutterine COMPANY
it-.k Placed Hinder rrnxt

1o"h Oinc!hia " Duttertne Company
Placed Under Arrest.
New York. March 1S.-Accused of
having defrauded the Federal govern
ment out Of approximately $500 daily
for some time past, four men con-
nected with the Hudson Butterlne
Company. OF Hoboken, N. =. were ar
It is alleged that the Hudson Com
pany has bee, sending daily to this
city philadelphia, Boston and other
margarine In packages marked "un-
colored matter" on which the internal
revenue duty Is 1-4-cent a pound, but
that the product shipAed was nrealitY
colored matter. on which the tax Is 10
cents per pound, the government thus
losing 983-4 cents on every pound
The men placed under arrest were
Frank G. Persons. president OF the
company: Harry ]. Brown. treasurer:
Adam Unborn, chemist, and Horny
Larsen. assistant chemist. The pris-
oners We're taken before United States
commissioner Rowe In Jersey City and
held for a further hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
Students Give Entertainment.

Alumni and students OF the Massey
Business College held an entertain
-ment last night. Tho Invocation was
delivered by Rev. Hugh D. G.. Mac
Emmett Cammack, r.. g. Smith, James
Mickelboro and Herndon Cammack.
There We're selections Of music and
announcement by those connected with
the college and several speeches.
Those Who took part in the program
follow: acknowledgements. Mrs. B. L.
Layt1eld Angelina" Mrs. Belle Nell
son; "The Party Miss Helen White;
Maclachlan;v violin SOLO "Whcn You
and I Were Young. Maggie" Mrs. Gra-
ham Leary, and Ollie Timberlake on
@ selected recitation q ~
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The pastor and members of the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Grove
4 Avenue Avenue and Meadow Streets, are max
! Ing extensive preparations for the
| evangelisttc campaign, beginning to-
| nDrrow morning,3n which thew will
De aided by Rev. William Wistar
J hamilton. D. D. pastor Of the FIRST
Baptist Church. OF Lynchburg.
The services Sunday morning and
! evening VIII be conducted by the pas-
TOT. pr. Hamilton Will arrive in tho
CITY Monday evening and preach his
iirst sermon in these meeting at 8
Q clck Services will be held daily al
o'5U +. NJ. and s P. NJ.
DR., Hamilton is a Virginian and we'll
known throughput the State. He was
educated at King College, Bristol. and
me southern Baptist Theological Sem
mary, LOUISVILLE and has held prom
t,eit Past orates In Virginia and Ken
! LUCKY. before coming to his Lynch
pnurg charge. he was for several years
Baptist Convention with headnunrters
at Atlanta. While acting as renera1
evangelist, DR.. Hamilton cond,icteli
successful evangelstic campaigns IN
most or the leading cities of the South.
md there were hundreds OF additions
9 ihc churches as a result OF his
fork lie will be warmly Welcomed
Richmond by not only the pastor
md mebers ofssthe Tabernacle. bur Nv
III Christian workers. = |
me music during the meetings will |
&c LED by large chorus choir. under |
nc direction tof w r. Shepherd or
'anist. and Howard D. BRYANT. one
I Rlchmond's best singers. U
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
COTTON men Held
On OLD i. CHARGES.
.Peckharn and Haas, Of IL ako
Fame Placed Under
Heavy Bond.

Washington. b. O., March 1s.-Fr.do
rick a. I'ockllam ana Moses Hna -. ! 9
New York, indicted for1conspirncv i !,
tSnne n With the cotton leak" i,
and VIC Were r 81 AEf,ricnlture II 1906
decision Of the United states supr ps
t .purt TO appearAin this jurisd let ION, fol
G 5E,a1, were Y, D. present before Justice
morning. ~ 4so y 81 vi. us
], rw In.. series OF indictments stand
da anE the two men. one returned in
| Ivy Ivy and the other in 1908. Under the
Ia their removal to this iurisdiction
former indictments they successfully
ut,e eied an EFFORT to bring them into
this Jurisdiction.
= Being here to-day. United States At
Itorney-General Adkins procured the
arrest OF the two mon under bcnch
warrants on the old Indictments.
Under New Indictment.
Peclsham and Haas were then ar
raigned on the 1908 indictments. the
reading OF which each waived. When
called on to plead. Attorney Henry
4 Davis and Judge Nash lockwood,
Sof New York, counsel for tho men,
linterposed pleas In abatement. These
We're objected to by government coun-
late. The court allowed the pleas to
TO be heard later on q motion to strike
them from tho files.
In the pleas both men attack the
personnel Of tho grand jury which In
d1cted them. alleging that one OF the
grand Jurors was a government em-
ploye They also declare that one OF
the witnesses was present In tho grand
jury room when other witnesses tess
titled. Tho point IS also made that
ono OF the indictments was improper-
~ indorsed.
3 The defendants gave bail in tho
sum OF $4,000 each to answer the 1908
Deputy Marshal Roberts |
took Pcckhanl and Haas into custody I
under bench warrants on the 1905 in
corpus was Immediately presented to
Justice Gould. The court issued tho
writ, returnable April / next at 10
o'clock. and pending the hearing Peck.
lam and Haas were released on $1,000
additional bail each.
Two Arrests Futile.
The petitions for habeas corpus set
IN tho attempt to bring tho men here
or trial under the 1905 Indictments.
md that the men were arrested In
View York and taken before United
'tates Commissioners Rldgcway, who
1ents charged no offense against the
United states: again the men wore
aken into custody and hearing had
e1orc United States Judge Holt, whu
$50 dlscharged the men on the same
round They. also set up the fact !
the new indictments Is a bar to the
overnments prosecution They there
pre- claim that the men were being
legally detained
Peckham and Haas returned to New
ork this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
BUILDING PERMITS

Row. of Smbstantinl New DWELLING. I,
DC Erected ON Several Streets.
IN the Office of the Building 1nspeo.
issued as follows: =
s. G. Meredith, to erect four two
Story frame tenements for eight dwell
ings on the west side of Twenty eighth
s sase :, between ono NJ and N. Streets. to
". a. snider. to, erect one detached
tw,yo-storX brick dwelling on the south
SIDE OF Hanover Avenue. between Ro.
400. - 49, s'' "a
w. J. Ready. to erect ono two-story
prlck tenement for three dwellings,. on
! the north side of Grove Avenue. be-
cost $4,000. - : W
!. Harvey Browning. to erect one two
story detached frame dwelling on the
m north side of Cary Street. between
west Street and Auburn Avenue. to
~ l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
NEGRO CONTESTANT
ALWAYS ON THE JOR

Washington. March ia negro
sitting at desk in the rear tier Of
animated scenes. excited the curiosity
Of the 1900 spectators who banked
the galleries. He was Aaron p
Prioleau, Of Charleston, s. C., who. 40
contestant for the seat OF Repre-
np,he.ve Lesare. Is entitled to the
House Of Congress. For eight Years
Prloleau. once a porter in the rail.
way mail service. has been contestine
Congressional honors in the Charles.
70, District. He sat to-day among
: Tvs :, q. WIS NJ, compeers watching proceed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
DEATHS

AlNSTHoNY--Entered into rest. at her
late residence. 730 North Twentv-
third Street. March II. 1910. SsATATs
! "a. !. ANTHONY. widow OF William Fl.
Anthony, aged siXty.six years. -
Tunetal services SUNDAY AFTER
NOON o'clock, Union Station Meth
odist Church., Interment In Holly
wood. Friends and acqunintances
3 invited to attend. 49, 11>'',> h
II I, Norfolk y and Charlotte. NJ G. papers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
COMMISSION OF INQUIRY
Investigation of missionary Condition,
~ In frIro

Investigation OF missionary Condition.
in Africa.
Chlcago. I'LL. March 1s.-The Rev
Johnston Myers. pastor of Emmanuel
Baptist Church. is soon to leave for
the heart OF Africa to determine
whether Baptists ought to Withdraw
t Inc missionaries from that continent,
IL ~ VIII ieave April 1, as head OF a
Baptist Missionaries Union.
1, me other members are Joseph Clark.
the missionary who attained promi.
penGss.a through his controversy with
tons In the Congo, and a S1r. Ferrn-
son. or England. The sum Of s35.o0o
mas been voted for carrying on tho
work. which is to last seven months
me party VIII go 1900 miles into
citrate still farther through soudan.
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! CONSTABLE ARRESTED
Cyclone snmueI. Must An.wer cb,rr,

Cyclone SnmueIs Must Answer Charge
Drought by Negro Woman.
Although. he declares piousiy as IS
MS wont that he Is an innocent and
imposed-upon man, Constable "Cy-
clone Samnels. will be required to an
sWcr before Magistrate Puryear this
morning to the charge of assault and
battery on Ida Jones. a rotund colorcd
Woman. w. VINO IN tears and pain got out
"Cyclone was conducted to the taii
ny, his colleague. Constable Moughan,
and bail in tho sum OF $5Oswas given
by his son, John Sannuels. 2
According to the story told by the
woman. she was aking care Of the
baby Of Hester Walker, a white wo-.
man. who keeps house for samuels,
while she was away for a while. on
1er return. Ida says that the consta-F
ole flew into range. struck her and
1rove her from the house. She did
lot know what the cause OF his wrath
vas. Cyclone" does not talk OF the
innocent and maligned man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
Illicit sale Of Iio7,,,,,or..

. Honolulu. March 1S.-in the nrohi-
Pill campaign camp now under way here.
dicted yesterday by the Fedora, %. - ~ !,
jury for carrying liquor to the mill, u
tary reservation, where 1t is Was sofa
to tho soldiers. Tho army off1cers
want the saloons near the reservation
licensed 70 sen peer zee only. under regu-
army canteen. The prohibitionists
here oppose the issuance Of a license'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
TOBACCO sales.

according to the report OF the CONF
missioner Of Agriculture for Febru-
airy; issued yesterday. Danville. as usu-
a., leads the State in the sale OF bright
pounds. South, Boston comes second
IN the list. with 2.266,737 pounds
Lynchburg sold nearly 100000 more
pounds OF dark tobacco than her next
handled on that market 2,91s.3o0.
pounds. Richmond was second, with
sales amounting to 1,952.sso pounds,
WIN brakes Branch a close second.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
MoToR-BoATs IN LONG RACE.
Course Covers Distance Of 1o9 4: Mile.

Course Covers Distance Of 100 1.c Miles.
Dewey Wins Contest.
Palm Beach. March 1s-The longest en-
DURANGO race of motor boats on record and
carving the Palm Beach grand prize OF
$500 in gold, was won to-day by Dewey
In tho third days racing OF tho annual
regatta OF the Palm Beach Power Boat AS
ISOLATION.
finish in the race, which was open to all
boats over twenty miles speed. Tho dis
lance was 1o3a nautical miles. and required
twenty-three laps OF the Lakeworth course.
The Dewey's best time to-day for ono
lap OF tho race was 2:12:Os and throughout
her running was consistent. IN addition to
tho largo cash prizo tho Dewey gets
handsome new top. b 1900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
Running OF Grand NATIONAL.

LIVERPOOL, March 1S.--Tha Grand Ma
7 tl long steeplcchase handicap OF 5000
ward, Grand National course, about
four miles ana S56 yards, was run
here to-day ana won by Jenkinstown.
Jerry NJ, was second and Odor third.
StoXhall keenes Precentor IT. was
did not secure n place. = M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
.AER0P[ANES Held
BY ORDER Of COURT
Paulhan's Former Manager AL
leges Breach Of Con.

T.; New s,, York, March ls.-unablc to OBJ
IAN I,,s, i, Yesterday from Supreme cour
,i ps.1G !, Ne,wberger decision permit.
out OF the United States immediately
Louis Paulhan. his wife. his uncle n nd
MS friend and interpreter. Robert de
rs,,, Us =, dc Pennendreff. decided to
Yesterday on the French liner prov.
enee on which they had engaged pass
me two Farman biplanes and the
two Bieriot lnonoplanes with which
Paulhan has been making exhthiIion
lights In this country since Jan,a,r;
10 are, still in the betting shed Of the
v vldna a. race e, track under guard pro-
l Edwin Cleary. Mr. C1eary has brolIrht
SUIT against Paulhan, alleging violation
.. contract. and has asked FOR an II.
Junction restraining Paulhans from re-
ton is ended. =. = 1
Assents to Attorneys Request.
Humans attorneys. instead of fling
Yesterday the brief which it had been
ber O. N ahey you'd presented num-
mans contention that he had NOT rn-
celved yet the amount OF money his
contract oa with Mr.. Cleary calls for,
re uEe tN ef Peag then assented TO the
counter affldavits.s and gave Mr. v .s1e
1andtg until this morning TO do So
announcing that he would render HIS
BILE g : - 49, 800 W. hs possi-
Mr. Beebe. attorney for Paulha :
said that the reason Paulhan had
proken with Mr. Cleary was that PAIL.
nan nan h had received only half tho sums n
ne was convinced that Mr.. Clearv
could not pay him the $4,000 a weol, |
wnich this agreement called for. h Mr.
beebe said. also. that Mr.. Clearv had
rtscelved $4,000 from the promotersIo I
~ .scent Los angeles aviation meet,
Paulhan. q ~ po'u "
Wnshts File Suit.
, The latest move in the battle for
nc conquest of the air was made yes
He'd suit In the United States Circnit
our. .aL1I for an Injunction restraining the
'Shi bitor from giving any aerial shows
Win the foreign machines which ware
'r 9,l here by Cleary and Paulhan
,With Cieary's suit against Paulhan
clsarg Gom1aays e aot,Gn
= e L.! several e days before the mlx-up fol- 4
owing the Paulhan exhibitions IN fhie j
omntry Is disentangled. - {
aIhe Wright Company in the new
,e az SUIT alleges that Cleary not ,
18th the aerial machines, but 10 u unvr
threatening to continue public exhi.
itions with the "infrfnEinr % an
aratus." At the same time the com
any asks the court to compel Cleary
account for the profits received by
I'm from the exhibitions -
The Wright Company further ash, n
y proper damage and also that the
legged infringing parts OF tho ma
lines In question be delivered "a he )
aintiff for destruction. &,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
To Have New nulIdinp.

John T. Wilson has the contract for
the erection Of a big framing shop for
Locomotive Works. the price being
$4,000. The building must be com-
pleted within ninety days after tho
razlng Of the old building. The con-
tract marks part OF tho enlargement
scheme for the Richmond works an
nounced some time ago. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
IN MEMORIAM


y, r: has been snid that 4
< country ,of patriotism and noble
deeds Will BIO ever mindful az ia
heroic, dead. Comrade CO. BUTLEtRs'
VINO died IN Bristol, VA March i 81
l9lO, was born in Hanover counfy.
4 VA, 1sa7 dying In his seventy third
y pany G. Fifteenth Virginia Infantry
nnd served as a gallant soldier dur
ing the entire war. He was @tWica
A9 Iae .sharpsburg. September III.
1867 then gain received d bad
5g ,nod at Drowry's Bluff, Nav Ia,
n ss4',. losing an eye EIe was fcsss
8A!ess IN battle, did his full duty dir.
lng the Confederate war; since the
war he has lived MS u rood cltiznn.
. li died a#true, honest mans. ~
" 'Fl'' alsep the brave who sink Ia
With al their #country's wishes blest:
When snring. with dewy fingers cold.
& Returns to deck their llhllowetl mold.
she there sha Il find a sWeeter sod y
Than fancy's feet have ever trod." 3sS I.
ia33 II An old comrade,
Richmond Wa. March is. 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
Once Wealthy Dankcr .,o,,oa

Elvrio a. Nc no,, - hA G, jailed.
once wealthy banker. is in jail here
ruined and dlsgraced through his
mania for broken-down horses. He
was arrested on the charge Of stealing
q. team belonging tosa farmer OF ODER.
IN, me horses We're discovered in
a stable in company with anothar
team, also stolen 80 .s''}1'-AiSS1A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
Manchester Bufeau. Times Dispatch

\ HOB Hull Street.
Leader Hall was practically filled Thurs.
u a;y, night Ut the meeting OF The Anti Con
4 hoHuation League whom Charles e. Par.
4 SPOKE at much length in an address wei
connected and delivered IN n mastery
MANNER Mr.. Pago declared that if local
SELF e,l G.. government was taken away respon.
sibiltty ceased, and when responsibility
was lost enthusiasm for labor yarnui9hed.
Ihat Manchester had once boon a seek . :
Tor consolidation and that kichmond Ind
refused on grounds OF her unpromislnr con :
dltionN and that now when Manchester Ind
progressed Richmond had thought different
were points in his speech. lie denied thc
,is cures Of the Consolidation Club as to
M,alhchesters and 4Richnond's financial con-
altlons. and declared that Richmond could
not make good hcr promises as written
uoWn IN tho ordinance. Fn!rmount and
rulton he alleged, woro In deplorablc
cohuitlon, and hc believed Richmond Ind
annexed too much territory ana wanted
Manchestor to Increase her bonded indcbt-
y. a. Gill took the stand In rcpIv to Mr.
rage. no touched on tho school question
ana averrcd that Mr.. Page was mistaken
npout tho High School. This opened a con.
troversy between tho two which continued
some Tina Mr.. Gill finally retired. ana
men tho crowd marched out or tho hail.
. Tho funeral Of Mrs. Viola Norris. OF ns
> stockton street. who died Thursday night
after brief illness. will take place this
afternoon at o'clock from Decatur skrsst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
stxty-Eirbt Aaa,,,o,, .

Rev. G, S. BlackwelI q = ,,,,,o,
has been conducting a revival ~ s lnlo
Street Baptist Church. has received
sixty,elght applications Tor member
snip ~ the church. The services viii
continue next week. iH.>s1' 49, -
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Mrs. Frank Il. Ilobcyy.

Special to The Times Dispat CHI
gSsstte ourg. Va, March 1S.-Mrs, Ro-
pey, wire OF Frank y. Iaobey, a citizen
OF L -'1l! county. died at her home
near b!oomheld Wednesday afternoon,
aged sixty-six years, 81
daughter. Miss Earle Robey. ana flve
sons. William Robey. OF Buona Vista,
.ErneRt Robey. OF Charlottesville: Nll
wood Robey. OF ynchbirg Ed gar Ro-.
lbey.S OF Bloomfleld, and q. Z. Rohcy,
of II urcellyille, Va.
Miss N ancy DnrWcll sCooke.
Special Ito The Tlmes-D ispatch.l
5e inchestef, Va, March / S,--hfts.s
late Philip Pend laton Cooke, and last 1t
sister Of the La to n ohm Esten Cooke,
the novel; N "a at her ountry home,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
ATTELL GETS BEST OF FIGHT. B
Outpolnts Ills Opponent but Mario Get,

SQ rs In Some Good Blows.
New Orleans. March lS.-Abe AttelI,
champion fcatherweight, had the best OF
the hrst six rounds OF tcn-round bout
tonight with Johnny Mario. tho West Side
idol. at the National Sporting Club, Mario
outboxed his opponent In tho last four
rounds and reached Attell 80 often that
of the fans believed he would have
put the champion out II the fight had con-
ttnued. The popular verdict, however, was
in }Attells favor. as he outpointed Mario
In the greater numhar of rounds. alslEs ~
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FUNERAL NOTICE

55HlFgI;TTE n;,;sl funeral Of RUTH
8 ~ 11u y !, " daughter of Mr.. IL III.
q uttmnn. Will take place at Hieh-
land Park Methodist Church sATujlIa-
Z DAY, $3.50 T. NJ. Interment River.
view Cene terry. q 'sg = : Y g ~.
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OBITUARY. !.
1Irs. Il. 6. Fleming

[speGiallto The Times Dispatoh.
Frederlcksburg. Va, March lSy.LAIrs.
4. c. Fleming, mother Off u. Elem
Ing. Of this city, died yesterday at her
home In Petersburg, aged seventy-two
years. Five sons and one daughter
survive her. Burial will be made in.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
Edward Tho mas Lewis.

[Special to Tho Times Dispatch.]
Chatham. Va, March 1S,-Edward
Thomas Lewis. a farmer OF Kentucl,
Plttsylvania GO unity. dlcd at his home
near that place Wednesday,. He was
ieighty-throe years old and is sur
5 , BY one son, four daughters, three
brothers and two s}stars 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
Council Candidate.

y. r. Delaney Is a candidate for the
district organizer Of the Amer rin n
Hailwiay Employcs' and Inspectors
a. II. Flournoy, whose name has
3p r',S mentioned has decided not TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19
Two Negrr,o,.es Lynrbed

Marion. Ark. March ls.-Bob Austin ana
to-day a. in the courthouse square ~ a mob
9! &, Nv men, Tho victims wero charged With
MialGg !, and abettlng jail delivery here
M Mom'nty, night. Richardson was arrested in
,a ~, night He confessed to completely in
n ~, n The escape OF tho prisoners and
I,. Sh :, e Sob AUSTIN who was soon an
pfeReNded. All is now Guiet. s ,A..E.'
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pr. Charles II. 1lazen. superintendent ~
sehools for Chesterfield county. is reporten
a saying that high school Tor Midlothian.
=, - an M assured fact. Tho ui'ting will coat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-19

ynIE Con- augtation In Yokohama. M
Z d e g ) March Five Hundred
n nps so We're destroy Cd here to-day by
itlagrat Ion. Va M N = = Y wy