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The Forrest City times., 1910-04-01
The Call of the Blood

Tor purification, finds voice in pim- pies, boils, sallow complexion, jaun- alced look, moth patches and blotches qh p the skin-all signs of liver trouble. put Dr. Kings New Life Pills make pich re, red blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks, fine complexion, health. Try 'lem 25c at all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-01
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of the
 State of Arkansas

Notice k hereby given that the follow ing joint resolution, proposing an amendment to the State Constitution, was passed by the General Assembly at its regular session of l90a and that the same will be submitted to the electors of the State al the next general elpc- tion to be held Monday, september P. l9lo, for adnni inn re iRcfinn
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-01
PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT.
Report Week Ending March 26. 1910

The banner was won last week by the first and second year High School. Through mistake made by the re- porters Luther Scouts name was left on of the Honor Roll.
The Forrest City times., 1910-04-01
One.FOurth of Pound a Week

at least is what young baby ought to gam Tn weight. Does yours? If not there's something wrong with it's di- eestlon. Give il McGee's Baby Elixir ana It will begin gaining at once. lures stomach and bowel troubles, aias digestion, stops fretfulness, good Tor teething babies. Price 25c and DC. Sold by J. T. Sanders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
GREAT CROWDS At
KIRKLAND GROVE
DR.. Mcdaniel and DR.. Stratton OF
Baltimore Preach 10 Large
Audiences.
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na.s.,s.s uashna,s,.N Eniscana,ians--.s
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me-. .i,en az ~ 49, =, mfs shara w,tb
. .,on anu as... - - an ,na,r fa,,aa rasn
and ~, htsssinc for themselves.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
MAKE It IN SHAPE
Of SOUTH'S FLAG
SS.sgeeSti4.a- That isaat Grounds 4 bt,etat
Battle Abbey BE Adorned and
Monuments Erected.

Among other plans advanced for
laying off the grounds on the site at
the Soldiers Home, which Will he oc-
cupied by the Battle Abbey. lis one to
have IT represent Confederate battle
flag. and Mr.. John Williams. clerk
of the Virginia House OF Delegates,
has now in his possession sketch OF
this idea, prepared by a landscape gar
dener.
TIL plan of Mr. williams is to
have the field of red planted in small
crimson clover, with the bars OF dark
green, to represent the blue. while
the stars will be done In white flow
ers. Necessary walk and driveways
will interfere slightly with the SYM
metry Of the arrangement while the
center will, of course, be broken by
the abbey.
Mr.. Williams also plans to honor
Vice. President Stevens. of the Confed-
eracy. and the eight members of the
Confederate cabinet by erecting mon
uments to them, TO be placed about
the abbey
To raise funds for this, 1t is pointed
out that each State OF the Confederacy
which was represented by member
could have their individual statues,
while all of the thirteen could appro-
pirate $1,000 each for that of Presi-
dent Stephens. The monument oS
President Davis is not far from the
abbey site.
This is only suggestion, but to
those TO whom Mr.. Williams has ex-
planned the idea it has made a SPLEEN
did impression as fine memorial to
the Lost Cause"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
STAUFFER WILL SEE
MONUMENT UNVEILED

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
. NEWPORT NEWS. Aug. 24.-W. i.
Stauffer, a well known young attor-
ney. will leave Friday for Pennsyl-
vania. where Tuesday next he will
participate in the unveiling OF me-
mortal erected in the honor Of his
great-grsndfather. John Stanffer, who
lived and died near Mahanoy City,
"a John Stauffer's posterity now
ling exceeds -one- thousand souls,
and the John Stauffer Memorial Asso
citation. composed of his descendants,
is differed by number Of men rang
Ing from 10 to "a years OF age,
John Stauffer was born in 1852 and
died in 1S45. The number of his de-
scendants Is taken as a living proof
of the verify of the Bible statistics
concerning the great increase in the
race Of Hebrews during the 430 years
of their soiourn in Egypt during
which period they increased from
some seventy souls to a nation of
about three millions. 1t is estimated
that had seventy John Stauffers gone
down into Egypt that Moses would
nave led forth nation of not less
than ten millions of people. taking
the Increase of the Stauffer posttrity
as a basis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
GETS HER DIVORCE
IN TEN MINUTES
Little Time Consumed in Grant
ing ecre to Mrs. Edna
Gown Cudahy.

KANSAS CITY, MO, Aug. 24.-I'pon
her testimony OF ircompatibility, sup
ported by the testimony of her maid.
Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs Edna Gown
Cudahy. this afternoon got divorce
from Jack Cudahy, son of the mil
lionatre Chicago packer. The case was
hurried through and but few people in
the courtroom, knew that one of the
most sensational domestic scandals IN
social Kansas City had heached IFS
climax
The court proceedings lasted Just 10
minutes. No reference was made TO
the affair at the Cudahy home several
months ago when Jack cudahy slashei
Jere s. Lillfs, a banker. with a knife.
What the amount OF the alimony is
and 1t Is generally understood that
there is alimony--the attorney refused
TO state.
A friend OF the family said that
Cudahy, Sr., has agreed to pay her
$4,000 for the first year and $4,000 a
year thereafter as long as she remains
single. she expects to go on the
vaudeville stage, where she will sing
two songs, playing her own accom-
paniment," this friend declared she
has an offer OF 3o-week contract at
$500 week"
Mrs. Cudahy and her children left
town Immediately after her divorce for
Chicago. They will make a short visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Michael p. Cudahy, pa
rents of Jack Cudahy, with whom Mrs.
Jack" win leave the children,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24

PETERSEN rig, Aug. 24.-Colonel
George Cameron. Jr.. was Tuesday
evening elected mayor of the City of
Petersburg TO fiji the unexpired term
OF the tate mayor William NJ. Jones,
AT $40 o'clock Mr.. Carter X. Bishop,
president of the board of aldermen.
called the joint meeting to order and
stated the purpose of the call.
A roll-call by the clerk. German
b. Gill found the entire membership
oT thiFty-three present,
Mr., Moore moved that the election
OF the mayor be deferred to Septem-
Der, when the new council will be or
gaaized. Mr. Gray endorsed what
had been said by MIR Moore, stating
there was no necessity for haste in
the matter However. the motion VAS
defeated.
On motion OF Mr.. Stratton. the cleo
ton of mayor was then called. Mr.
Wilcox nominated Mr.. K. III. Patter
son, and the nomination was seconded
by Mr., Muicaha.
Mr. Patteson nominated Colonel
George Cameron, Jr., and his nomina-
tion was seconded by Messrs. Mattox
and Moore. Mr.. Gray nominated Mr..
Paul Petit. and his nomination VAS
seconded by Mr. Davis.
Three ballots We're taken before
there was an election, After the
second ballot the name of Mr.. Petit
was Withdrawn. The vote on the
Mr. George Cameron. Jr.. the vote
standing 7 for Cameron and Is for
Patterson.
On motion OF Mr.. Stratton. second
ed by MIR. Gillian, the election of
I Colonel Cameron was made unani-
NOUS.
Colonel George Cameron. Jr., the
new mayor. Is president of the Ma
tionai Bank OF Petersburg and prom
inent citizen He was for FIVE years
n member nf the common council of
7 the city. and FOR three years was
chairman of the finance committee in
4 that body. He was member OF the
staff Of Governor Claude A. swanson.
Death Notices.
The funeral of Mr. Alpheus Moody
Cruwder was held Tuesday in the
Grace Episcopal church. and was con-
L Quoted by Dr, X. w. Barnwell. rector
~ st. paufs. The honorary paiI-bear-
ors we're Messrs. James r. Blanks, Wa
verify wilkins, w. J. crowder and r..
!. k:-I-ssssxSaEiS--.aa. assseFs=-4f ff~fn1.
Eyanor, Beverly Mann. William VIII
son, Samuel Elder. w. A. Brockweli.
n, w. Kruse. Herbert Tench and
Thomas Reams.
After q brief illness Of pellagra Miss
Mabel Virginia Beasley daughter of
\ Mr. and Mrs. Jordan w. Beasley. of
( New street. died at her home Tues
day. The funeral viii be held Thurs
y day at o'clock from the Market
Street church.
A quarrel Tuesday night on old
street between John Pryor and John
+ Gonnor. negroes, resulted in Conner
Il heing stabbed in the shoulder by Pry-
or and painfully wounded. DIR. w. p.
Hoy was called in attendance. Pryor
has been arrested.
AZ IL the annual custom. Camp
4 Woodbridge. Confederate Veterans. of
chesterfield Courthouse. will have it's
4 picnic September 2, Addresses are to
be made by prominent men of the
county and visitors
Thursday Market Street Methodist
and the Second Baptist churches will
unite in a large excursion to the sea-
shore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
AMUSING INCIDENT
IN POLICE COURT


husband Arrest.
Mrs Catherine Seipel. who Tues
day night charged her husband with
assauiting her. asked for a dismissal
of the allegation in police court Wed
nesday morning. and she was allowed
to pay the cost of the warrant and
other incidentals. the total amount
being s1,20.
While she was paying the cost to
Sergeant Matthews she caused one of
the most amusing scenes ever en-
acted in police court Standing be-
hind the venerable keeper OF tA1 eX-
ehequer and within close proximity TO
Justice Crutchfeld. she waved her
hands, made noses at her husband,
who sat on a bench in the corridor,
and dramatically counted the change
from a $40 bin she furnished for the
cost.
Another case was being heard while
she was paying the cost for getting
out the warrant, but this made no
difference with Mrs. Seipel LAWYERS
forgot to ask questions of witnesses,
reporters stopped writing and spec
tators did not know that Justice
Crutchfield was on the bench while
Mrs Henry Seipel was the central
figure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24

SYRACUSE, n. Y. Aug. 24.---Two
hundred and fifty chiefs of the fire
departments from every city of Inn
portance in this country and Canada.
and even from far-off Honolulu, We're
present when the thirtH-eighth annual
convention of the International Asso-
citation of Fire Engineers opened here
yesterday.
Milwaukee officers are endeaVorlng
to secure the next convention for their
city.
The convention Will continue four
days and some of the subjects to be
discussed are: Are ironclad build
ings and those with metal ceilings
sufficiently guarded against destruc-
ton to he recommended as fire-re-
sisting =" The practical use of the
chemical engine" AN automatic cut
off; Is it practical and beneficial :? and
the THE freproof skylight"
George w. Horton. OF Baltimore, Is
president John Thompson. of To-
ronto. Canada. is first vice president,
and James McFaul, of Roanoke, Va,
is secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24

Property transfers were listed in the
Chancery Court Wednesday as fol-
lows:
Fl. S. Wallerstein and wife TO T..
NJ Hundley property fronting So feet
on the south line of Broad street
west of Harrison street, s10.2o2.50.
James T. Estes To Walford w. Hard
wicke. property improved with two
story brick dwelling fronting on south
line of Harrison street west Of Park
street, $40 and other valuable consid-
erations.
Sol. Cutchins and Thomas r. Bryan,
special commissioners, 10 James G..
Selecman and husband. improved pro-
perty fronting ia feet inches on
western line of Twenty-thtrd street,
between q and streets. $3.50.
W. s. Hewlett and wife TO II. II
Phaup. property improved with resi-
dence No. 226 North Thirty second
street, $4,000.
Carl Ruehrmuud and wife TO w. J..
Gilman. property fronting % feet on
south line OF Grace street. between
Meadow and Allison streets, s2,s6a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
THINKS COLONEL
IS BOLD, BAD man
Financier Fears He VIII Cause
Panic by Rear Platform
Speeches in West.

NEW YORK. August c4.--With
the declaration that Colonel Roose-
Welt Is a bold. bad man. ana
menace to the peace and quietude of
Wall street, III. c. Duvai, former secre-
tary to Senator Depew and now a
stock broker, sailed dolefully for
Europe to-day.
The chief danger In the colonel,
according to Duval. Is his impormptu
addresses and dissertations from the
rear platform. Just how seriously the
coloneIs present trip TO the West Will
upset business conditions. Duyal
hadn't figured out. but he sailed away
convinced that he was Noicing the
sentiments OF the countrys financial
interests In characterizing Roosevelt
a. = .dangerouav man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
.PRESByTER|ANS WIN
FROM THE BAPT|sTs
Latter Show Too Much Conf
dence and Lose Though BY
Close Score.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.D
FREDERiCkSBURG Aug. "a
The Sunday School League of Fred
ericksburg that has been the subject
OF an abundance of humorous eriti-
cism, is still In operation and the
national game is still being very re-
ligiousiy played.
The Baptists showed too much con-
Hdence In their playing ability yester-
day afternoon. and before they rea-
lized what had happened the Presby-
terians had a big lead on them. This
lead was too much for them to over
come. and the Presbyterians won with
score of q to S.
The Baptists could well afford to
drop "a game, TO. now their record
shows that they h~sc wo~ eight and
lost only two gam %.
With many misinformed persons
there might rest the opinion that
these games are mo places for Sun
day school men" However, those
contests are held in most friendly
manner and With a brotherly CON
sideration for the feelings. both men
tai and physical of all players. and
especially for the umpire.
Although there was a Rowe with
the Baptists and a Savage with the
Presbyteri1ns, yet there was no sem
blance OF row" at any stage of the
game. The Barr that has done such
! good work for the Baptist aggrega-
| ton II only a catcher, and is not used
! to rough work at all as his name
might imply. Farmer. also with the
Baptists. showed that he had not for
gotten the sylvan scenes of his child
hood by driving a clean three Dagger
To clump of heavy weeds that &C.
cupisd one corner of the field
The season closes about the LIST OF
September and all conditions indicate
that these performances. as hereto
fore, will be of strict Sunday school
character. except that they are not
held on Sunday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
DELEGATES ELECTED
BY BOTH FACTIONS

LYNcHBURG, August 24-The Re-
publicans OF Lynchbare. in mass-meet-
ings, Monday elected contesting dele
cations TO the Sixth District congress
sionai convention, to be held In Roam
oke September /. The meeting. made
up nifty persons, lost twenty-five by
bolt. and second meeting was
held, The boilers tonight state they
withdrew from the meeting, claiming
nom Republicans and minors were par
tfefpatinE, and that sufficient notice
had not been given OF the proposed
meeting.
The meeting, presided ever hy-Gity
Chairman Austin II. Quick, elected the
following delegates; A. T. Quick, n. III,
Stathap, John r. Boze. J. p Mallan.
W. A. Merchant and s. D. Anderson.
The faction which withdrew chose
these delegates. NJ. III. Dudley, Joseph
A. Shelton, w. c. Hammer, ". r.. Cook,
c. X. Nelson and J. r. Evans This
meeting was presided over by G. X.
Nelson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
BITES HER FINGER
AND WON'T LET GO

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
HARRISONBURG. August 24--MTs,
Rogers of Mt. Solon, wife of DR. RoR-
ers, Is suffering intensely from the
bite of a kitten Apparently harmless,
hungry and homeless the kitten stray
ed into the Rogers household. when
the sympathetic Mrs. Rogers sought TO
pet and earess the pitiful visitor. Re-
senting the familiarity the kitten BIT
down upon her finger sinking Its teeth
deep in the flesh. Almost fainting with
pain and unable TO free her hand. Mrs.
Rogers screamed in agony. Fortunate
ly. DR.. Burton. a neixhbor. was pass
ing at the time and rushed to the
home. The ferocious feline held on
like grim death. Not until the kitten's
teeth wer forcibly priced apart was
Mrs, Rogers able TO release her finger.
Steps were taken to present poisoning
but she Is still suffering a good deal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
EXTENDS WELCOME
TO FIRE LAODES
Alexandria is Gay With Many
Flags Preparing For Grand
Parade.

Especial to The Richmond Sirginian.)
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Aug. a.
Alexandria turned loose last night and
celebrated the arrival of the Harrison
burg, Lexington, Cevington and Char
lottesviife firemen. King street was
ttronged from early in the afternoon
TO long past midnight Cow bells,
horns and other noise making contriy-
ances were In abundance, and the
Harrisonburg fire company band gave
a concert, on the band stand In South
Washington street which was attend
ed by many thousands.
King street from West to Fairfax
street is to-day scene of red, white
and blue bunting. The cross wires
have been decorated and there is not
a single house on the line of march
that Is not flying the American flag,
Tomorrow the grand parade will be
held, starting at ESQ o'clock. The
chief marshal VIII be Sid Douglas;
chief Of STAFF, X. W. Ogden: marshall
Arthur Warfieid; aides, J, Y. Williams
and X. r. Downham.
The following companies are in at
tendance at the convention Front
Royal. Shenandoah Alta Vista, Luray,
Cedar Works Fire Department. of
Richmond; Harrisonburg. Clifton
Forge, Covington. Strasburg, Char
lottesville, Danviile. Woodstock, Fred
ericks. stanton. Lexington, Newport
News, Portsmouth, Hampton. Phoe-
bus, Newport News and Suffolk.
Convention Opens.
The association opened it's conven-
ton in Lanno's opera house here this
afternoon. The meeting was called
TO order by President j. r. n. Cutin,
OF Alexandria. Mayor F-J Paf de-
livered an address of welcome on be-
half of the city; G. G.. Carlin on be-
half of the citizens, and John II. Trim
yer. president OF the hook and ladder
company, oa behalf OF the firemeu OF
Alexandria.
Reports were received from Score
tary George G. Cummings and Treas
urer 7. J. Williams, which showed the
State association to be In the best
condition In its history.
The Gears Fire Company. of Rich
mond. reached Alexandria shortly al
ter noon and received hearty recep-
ton as they marched down King street
to the headquarters.
The fire lighters the fire boat be-
! longing to the Washington fire depart
ment will give an exhibition at the
| wharf in Alexandria tomorrow morn
/ ing at 10 O'Clock.
/ 1t is estimated that there are over
/ one thousand visiting firemen In
Alexandria this morning and by night
/ ii is expected this number will be
/ largely argumeted.
The annual election of officers OF
the convention will be held at the SEES
sion this evening. A place of meeting
next year will also be selected this
evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
BAL |M0RE DETECTIVE,
HAS TWO PRISONERS
While Holding White Man for
Forgery Detective Bradley Ran
Across Negro Wanted for Theft.

John Higgins. wanted in Baltimore
for an alleged forgery, was arrested
in Rockbridge county Tuesday by De-
tective Sergeant Bradley, OF the Monu-
mental City and was brought through
Richmond Wednesday by the officer.
The prisoner was confined In the Sec
ond police station and the visiting de-
tective entertained by members OF the
detective force.
While walking through the city hall
in the morning Detective Bradley saw
Allie Harris, negro. who Is suspect
ed of stealing In Baltimore. He too
was arrested and win be taken back
Wednesday night.
Higgins, the white man, Is about
thirty years old and is said to have a
wife living in Rockbridge county to
which place he fled after the alleged
forgery In Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
HARDWOOD AND MOSS
GETS REYNOLDS JOB
Newport News Firm Will Con
struct New Tobacco Warehouse
Here.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginan ,
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August II.
The local contracting frm OF Har-
wood a. Moss have been awarded the
contract for the building of the r. J
Reynolds Tobacco Company's ware
house in Richmond at a figure close
to $4,000. This is the third large con-
tract landed by local men in the past
week. ID. ], Phipps having been
awarded the Federal building at
Rome, Ga, at $4,000 and r. II. Rich
ardson Son. of Hampton. winning
the contract Tor the Danvi!l, rreshy-
terrain church at $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
STOLE WATCH WAT GIL FROM
MRS. B. N. HOWARD
Negro Thief Took Heirloom and
Went to Jail For Three
Months.

A little gold watch, given to Mrs.
Howard years ago by her husband.
then chief of police of Richmond, was
stolen from the lady last week and
recovered Tuesday night by Detective
Sergeant Forrest Bailey.
Lizzie Smith, servant in the Con-
federate Home for Women, was ar
rested and brought to Police Court
Wednesday morning, where she was
convicted and sentenced to the city
jail for ninety days. She had admitted
she stole the watch While she was act
ing as servant in the home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
TOOK IODINE WITH
SUICIDAL INTENT
John Beach, Employed at Rocky
Mount, n. G. is in Critical
Condition.

tspeeial 10 The Richmond Yirginian.)
MT SEFF0i.K, VA, Aug. 24.--John
Beach. native OF Franklin, va. and
= brother OF Harry Beach. of Suffolk,
who ~ employed here by the Parker
HNGgy Company, liz in a critical con-
dition in Rocky Mount, N c.. from
The effects OF a dose Of iodine taken
with suicidal intent
Bs&ch is nineteen years old, and
SIS ~tnpfoyed on the Daily Record of
Il k0cky Mount. and was Respondent
.uvEr xfiAxed bad news from Franklin
His mother there and brother In Suf-
folk have been notified. His recovery
Il doubtful.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
Charles l.. Saunders.

Mr.. Charles T.. Saunders, sixty-fve
years old. of No. ZOE IL East Leigh
street died Tuesday evening shortly
after 6 O'Clock at the Retreat for the
Sick. MIR. Saunders, who was well
known in Richmond business life, had
been Ill for more than three months
He leaves mother, nearly ninety
years Of age: one sister. Mrs. Sallie
Hicks, and one brother. Mr.. j. n.
Saunders. all of Richmond. He had
been widower for eleven years. For
nearly twenty years Mr.. Saunders con-
Quoted a grocery In West Broad street,
but for the past six years was con-
nected with the firm OF Hermann
Schmidt, Inc. The funeral will take
place "Wednesday afternoon from the
Seventh street Christian church In
terment will be in Hollywood ceme-
terry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
YOUNG BOY DROWNED
PLAYING NEAR DOCKS

WASHINGTON. n. c.. August Ct
old son OF NJ. J. Wright, of this city
-.sset-sfts --i-eti t-i-s- drowning III r'amffrU
River yesterday morning between ,
and 10 o'clock. The little fellow was
playing on the Atlantic Coast Line
docks, which are about ten or twelve
feet above the water line, AMI In some
unaccountable way lost his balance
and fell overheard. Edward Archbell.
one OF his playmates. saw him wave
TO him just before he fell overboar q !:
and tried to save him. but falling. gave
the alarm, and soon large number %.
citizens arrived on the scene and made
efforts TO ind the body, which was
not recovered until some time later.
Physicians were summoned. and tried
In every way to resuscitate him, but
in vain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24
SCHOONER is WRECKED
But CREW is SAVED

Special TO The Richmond Virginian.l
NORFOLK. VA. August 24.--The
New London. Conn. schooner Cath
ertne Monahan sank of the Hatteras
coast to-day. Her crew abandoning
her just in time. landed on the coast
in safety The vessel carried cement
from New York. A coiored woman
was among the Survivors.