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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
GOEs TO BOSTON TO
BR|hG SAILOR BACK
Chief Madison Takes Requisition
for Anderson Wanted for
Felonious Cutting

Chief OF Police =. c.. Madison, OF
Bloodheld, a suburb OF Newport
New1. came to Richmond saturday
and secured reaulsition papers from
Governor Mann for ChArIee r. An
dsrson. 4 sailor. who b under arrest
In Boston and who now admits thai
ne II the person who % terribly cut
and stabbed joe DAnlAlson. IN Eng
lish sailor, In Newport NAws on tas
night OF March IL. The governor hon.
cred the reauistt0n papers and Chief
Madison left shortly after noon foI
Boston after his prisoner.
The victim OF the man under arrest
10 now In the II. FranciA hospital n
Newport News and 10 hardly expect
ed to live. He was siashed across tbs
left side, stabbed In the right breast
and cut in tho neck nAer the 5u6uiai
vein. The supsfintendent OF police
William II. Pierce. Of Boston. on Fri.
day wired Chief Madison that "sAndef-
son admits that he - the party Sho
dfQ tho cutting
It appears that Immediately aftei
tho cutting Ands rson left on the coast.
wise steamer "MAldsn." and when tns
boat reached Boston no waa Appre'
hended by the oflicsrs wh0 nA6 near
asked to be- on the lookout for Mn
ioy Chief Madison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
MANCHESTER NEWS

gnall buttons beafine the image Of
Genera. George WashinGten and the
tnscripucn, "ConsOiida 1916.
Warrington ward" made their ap-
pearAncs In Manchester early Satur-
day N1UfninH. This lorm Of adyer-
tistBg q one OF the scsiernes Of the
coheolidation Club 70 promote public
sentiment that the unin Of the south
side and Richmond may be erected
April I, election day.
On the coat lapets of tne suppurters
OF consolidation the little diSre were
observed IN all quarters Of tho city,
but this method OF expioitati0n iias
In no wise disconcsfted the members
OF the Anti-CoasolidAtion Club
Anfis U Have Rally.
Saturday night win b tho f1fst night
this week which has not wttnssssd a
mvotine, under the auspices OF one
or the other faction.
But the '.aatiss have prepared for
rousing demonstration to be held
Monday night at the courthouse when
an address against the merger Of the
cities will be made Oy Mf. Charles
l.. Page. former city attorney. This
talk will be continuation of the re-
marks OF Mr.. Page made 1:hursday
night In Leader Hal. condemning the
scheme to mf - the Nortn and South
stuo OAu uaA.attk6tAys - t6A ~
tendance Ii looked for. The pro-con-
Soifdationfsts have been asked TO be
present that they may reply to points
against the union. The meeting may
result in q Joint debate, II 10 sAid.
A. the day whom vne people wifi
60 to the polls approaches feelinG
between the two parties becomes more
intense. Politicians on both sides are
at work and every effort is made to In
huence votes.
Fourth Waad Meeting.
Friday night thu Fourth Ward citi-
4 ms held msas- N Getting and speeches
eavoring consolidation were delivered
by weil.known men.
Mr.. l.. r. Brown, chairman Of ths
iannaxati0n aommitten.- took cccAsiar
to rpely to the spcscn OF Mr.. Page
ThurcdAy night. by ssktng lis The
opposition looktng after the INTEREST,"
of Manchester or their ownT'
Mr. A. ]. Gallagher. Mr.. John X
| Uts. Mr.. A. J. Damon. Mr.. r.
Nichols and Mr.. r. L. Patram wsr;
among those who took UP the cudge
In defense OF consolidation.
Sclaool FunAs Low.
| The treasury OF the SwAnsbort
school has become depleted. and I'm
less money II secured IN few day.
| Il will peffofcA CLOSE. With this END
| In view, 4 called meeting OF the Edu
tationAi Association Will BE- held Mon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
vVIThEssEslLuRDE'|R
IN WEIRD DREAM
Sleep Vision Of Buckingham Man
Reveals Staying of Stewart
Brothers.
DETAILS ACCURATE
Judge Refuses to Admit Story az
Evidence in Trial Of
Wrights. N.

BUCKINGHAM. VA, March 1s.---
Judge Hundiey refused to admit In
the evidence OF the Wright murder
case a dream OF Edward Bolton.
which counsel for the defense alleges
to have strong and weird bearing
upon the killing of the Stewart bro-
theirs. However, q photographic re-
port OF the dream was read to the
Jury. and Attorney John l.. Lee cali
ed the attention Of the Judge to the
similarity of the dream and the story
recently told of the murder by me-
gro witnesses.
one OF the brothers was shot and
the other killed with an axe, and. ac-
cording to his story. Bolton saw e.
vivid picture of the crime a. 1t ID
purported to have occurred, while he
lay asleep.
The argument In this case, which
has greatly stirred Buckingham, has
begun and will likely not be con-
cluded until late at night.
Richard Perkins, the negro who Is
said by the police to be implicated IN,
the double murder. will be tried sep-
6fafeIy and Jury Tor tiIfs purpose
has been summond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
SAYS CANDIDATES ARE
PROPER PERSONS TO SEE
Justice Crutchfeld Tells Autoists
How to Amend Speed
Ordinance.

There are plenty OF candidates In
the field who will probably be glad to
do anything you ask them to DO
This bit OF consolation was passed
out Friday by Justice Crutchfield In
the police court TO the score OF auto
ssts arraigned for exceeding the speed
limit
II haven't the slightest doubt but
that they will promise TO change the
ordinance any way you might like,
consoied the police Justice. when one
Of the autoists objected TO the terms
Of the present ordinance.
THE primary viii soon be held, =
went on the justice. and | would
advise you to get busy right away
ii you want 10 get to work on any Of
the numerous candidates"
Justice crutchfieid spoke as If he
knew what he was taking about, and.
IN oil appearances. he was not joking.
either.
The city Democratic committee, IL
may be stated. liz called to meet Fri
day night AT Murphy's Hotel 10 set a
date for the primary and arrange
other details,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

day afternoon 1t 3 o'clock at the
gcI1oOlhOuse. A full attendance 10
urged. - II II the intention 70 fcrnu-
late Come plan whereby funds to keep
up the work may be raised.
Thta Il 4 seven-mcnth term insti-
tuition, and il il desired to secure
sum etsfIlcient TO keep the school open
for one month more, completing the
present term. Just what scheme VIII
BE- advanced to all the now empty
treasury II not known,
sanAay - tlle Churches.
The pastor, Rev. @. T. Forester,
Will preach It the morning service
1t the D9catur Street M. E. church.
HIS subject win be What ls Your
Spiritual Temperature 2" At might
the blind minister. Rev. Harry WIKI.
tns. wifi preach. A song service VIII
begin Ct 7:4S o'clock.
Rev. Henry G. rfeitfer will preach
1t the Central Methodist church sun
AAy morning, while At night the pull
pit viii be flied by Rev. Dr. !. Ii
Moss.
Al Oak Grove Baptist church Sun.
dAy the pastor. Hev. ID. q. Lancaster
viii preach both morning and even.
ing. The choir and male quintet VII
sing at night. ).
Rev. J. n. Rowland, the pastor, will
prsach at West End church at boil
services. AT IL A M. his subject vii
be. "rhe Building That Reached thu
skiss; at 8 r. H.. Comets"
The revival services at Asbury M
e. church will continue through sun
day. At II A. M. the pastor, Rev
W. q. Burch. will preach. Hls sub
ject will be. THE Man With Ont
Fault" AT night Rev. Henry G. Pfeif
fer, pastor Of the Central Methods
church. will Ill the pulpit. The re
vivals here for the past week hav'
attracted widespread interest ant
there have been several conversion
each night.
Successful Coon Hunt.
Mr.. c.. A. Cotton and Mr.. Ernes
stumpf Friday night captured on
coon and two 'possums near Jahnke'
pond. Early in the evening the hunts
| men started out. but 1t was not unit
near midnight that they succeeded Il
| freeing q large coon. Shortly aftef
| wards the dogs freed couple OF pos
! sums.
Alleged TrespAAser Dismissed.
| Floyd Saver was arraigned befor
/ Squire II. A. Jordan in the polio
| court saturday morning on a chsrg
Of frespassinS. but was dismissed
| Squire Jordan held court fer Mayo
! Maurice. who II out of the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
DISCOVER ERROR
IN LIQUOR BILL
Printer Lets Wholesalers Down
With Tex of 1862 Instead
of 81 $50.
BOTTOM DETECTS OMISSION
.-4---lss ---------- 3S
Ardent Spirit Measure Sent Back
To Have Hundred Inserted
In Clause.
BOTTOM DETECTS OMISSION

But for the alert and searching
eyes OF Public Printer Davis Bottom,
and Harvey Atkinson, his energetic,
eounciimanic assistant the State Of
Virgins would have lost considerable
money which she levied IS taxes and
really needs.
The Hoit-Byrd liquor bin increased
the license on Wholesale shippers OF
ardent spirits from $500 to 1880. The
bill went to the printer tosether with
a number OF other measures.
When Il WAS returned, the section
dealing with tbs license on whole
sale shippsrs read, ''whoIsAal1 dealers
shipping liquor shall be required ia
pay O. license tax of one thousand two
and fifty dollars
1t can readily be seen that II this
-four and twenty blackbirds" who
were baked In . pie totailed "a. thai
two and nifty dollars" footed up to
$50, instead OF 1880
Vas detActed hx Mr.. Bottom and Mr.
| Atkinson after the printer delivered
about 2,500 copies OF the bill ct tht
capitol. When the error was dfscov'
cred about Is bills had besn dtttrf'
buted by Senator Hartman TO his con
stituents. No others we're allowed K
| 30 out, after the detection Of the ab
seneA OF the word hundred"
The bills distributed by Senator
| HArman have been reeAiled. ana IN,
printer ordered TO reprint the Da6c II
which the Omaissioh occurs. 20 - no
TO deprive the State Of all these sum
Of SfaS.
It's hurry job, too. for wholssai'
liquor licenses vail b granted BY IN
circuit courts IN some districts MN
day, and II the corrected bill 10 no
In hand. me Judges VIII be coinpellt,
to charge ,6s1 instead Of g1.tt0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
FEARS Loss Or
4 RICH COUNTY
Alexandria Man Discusses Possible
Secession Of His
County.

"Cnlsss some active steps are taken
by the representatives ana people Of
virginia Il u probable that Alexandria
county will be seeded to the District
Of Columbia"
This IL q warning from r.. ]. Bailey,
OF Alexandria, Va. who was in Rich
mond yesterday
This retfcoeAsion movement 10
backed strongly by President TAFT and
the entire administration. Attorney
General WlckershAm 10 now making
. thorough investigation OF the act of
bia fetrocesgion act, In an attempt to
define the inconstitutionality of this
Act. IN the opinion Of President Taft
and q largo number of constitutional
lawyers, this act u Unconstitutional.
and with this opinion from this Attor.
ney. General steps will b taken to get
this property back into the District.
III this 10 done virginia Will loss
one OF the best tracts for factory sftel
In the United States. The upper Pc.
tomac river 10 considered by many ia
be nearly equal to the Niagara FOL
water power 1t - swift and never
recedes sufficiently to make II UNIT fol
this purpose. The whole county Oh
Aie10UuIlN, WHkt0 HUI O0Ah8 tu0
est In the State by any means. u
thickly settled. A large number oil
Washington sovernment clerks live or
the Virginia side and are strongly op.
posed to the retrooession movement
They have their own homes there and
enjoy the low cost Of living as COM
pared with the city.
My city would also be peculiarly
effected IL the county was brought
back into the District. AT present
nearly one-half Of the city of Alexan.
dria IL in Alexandria county. the otheI
half being in Fairfax county. To se.
cede this territory would mean great
deal to Alexandfia. The people there
are virginians and are opposed TO be-
ing robbed OF their State rights and
put under the sovereignty OF the Dis.
Srict OF Columbia.
I'm the upper end Of the State We
have been lighting this movement
hard, but need the cooperation OF
the two million people In the entire
State"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
VETOS TWO CLAUSES
OF MONEY MEASURES
Gov. Mann Strikes Out Two Pro.
visions of Appropriation
ptli

Because tbs Legislature Ii. the gen.
erai appropriation bill, or rather an
amendment 10 IL. sought to abrogate
4 contract with George Niche, book
publisher. Of Charlottesville, without
rfving him notice, Governor Mann has
vetoed the provision Of the money
measure which affected the pFinter.
The amendment provided that tho
contract with Niche for publishing
Etafe Reports be terminated and that
the State have the pamphlets and
books printed and s@li them for 81 so
instead OF SAFE, Upon the complaint
~ Mr. Niche. who said he had not
been given opportunity to be heard
Ia tbs matter, the Glau use was vetoed,
n WIS one providing an appropria-
4 ton for publication Of tho Journal OF
The House OF Eurgexses, because 1t APP
4 peAred In the appropriation hill twice.
Under the Constitution the go.-
ernOr has The power 10 veto clause
4 ~ several clauses In the appropriation
NIL without affecting the measure as
Z i whole,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
EXAMINE T[lCH[Rs
LITE NEXT MONTH
-----------------
April 81, % and % Set as Dates
For Tests for Instrue-
tors.
-------~--~-~
SUMNER EXAMS. In JULY
Superintendent Egglestcn and As.
sistants Furnish Information
To Candidates.
SUMNER EXAMS. IN JULY

Suuersutereent of Public lnstruc-
t,nn rrfiasefIh, and his corps Of able
sssistsntssamifusiiy engased IN send send
M gs' rdubst examinaiions for teach
ers' eertil Was for 1910. The esasni.
nations n r held Aprh "a. - anu
e. the thenmer combinations are
s-hadulex, 20 July. IS, 20 and SO.
Taache .hnay take either of these
examinafails, bur sii who do not ex-
meet TO ..;snd State summer insti-
fufe SHOT, take the spring exsmina-
sios1. as b 2 result OF the sumner ex-
: n,inataoN for those who do not attend
Il src eurnfNer schools may be made
knowu t3Ss late for many teachers TO
s.ontract8 ycr schools and may mus
cause ty*m Inconvenience. fhose
teaehsrg b'hc take the spring exam.
uation 4 i fail VIII rot be permitted
less tf,ey IN the meantime attend some
stare sumner institute Teachers who
exuect 10 attend a State summer
school for twenty days may take part
III the suIlng examination ana lne re-
mntuder at the close Of the summer
school.
NO Provisional Certificates.
No provisional certificate Wit be is-
sued on half the examination TO any
certificate temergeney certificate
aot counted,. but applicants who ex-
Dect 10 attend State summer insti-
tufe for twenty days will be given the
privilege of taking part of the exam :
nation in April and of completing
il in July after attending the sum-
uaer institute
Teachers who attended a State sun, j.
urer insfitute last year may take the
examination In April this year and
have their grades combined with
those they made lest year for a full
certificate, but only two examinations
may be combined.
Those teachers nov holding certih-
Gates temefgehcy certfncates no,
counted) who do not take the sprina
examination, but attend State sum
rner institute for at least twenty t2o)
DAYS. and pass on at least one-naii
the subjects at the summer exami-
ntficn at the close of the institute
will be given provisional certificates
rood for one year OF suoh grade Al
the averages warrant--6o per cent
on each of seven subjects for frs
grade. and rs per cent on each o.
six subjects for second grade. pre-
visionai certificate IL good for one
wear and ID not renewable. The ex
animation may he completed the fol
lowing wear, when ful certfncatc o.
the proper grade will be issued. bear
ing the same date as the provisional
certificate.
Can Combine Two.
when the course lie divided only tw
examinations can be combined. an
one Of these must be taken after
regular attendance OF at least twent
dayx nj one OF the State summer In
etl&f8&ess
The examination on the first year &
the professional course viii be hei
July Is: on the second year, Jul
a.. and on the third year. July 81
f The examination this year will be o
the new professional course only
First grade certificates issued !
= s6S b. division ats san
finally expired. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL
CONTINUED TILL APRIL
Absence Of Attorneys Causes Ar.
gument in Railway Case to
Go Over.

Owing TO the fact that counsel In
the case were engaged In the court OF
appeals, argument on n motion for
new trial In the matter OF Watkins
administrative. against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, was con-
tlnued until April &c when the mat
tar came up In the Law and Equity
Court Saturday morning.
At a recent trial OF the case, dam
ages In the sum OF $500 we're award
I'd the ptaintin.
The autt OF q. LaFratta akatnss
the chesapeake and Onio railway Tor
1l,e0e damages II set for trial MON
day In the Law and Equity Court
The suit IL an action on trespass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19

Especial to The Richmond virginian.
BI.ACK6BuRG, VA. March ID
The funeral OF Prof. George w. Walk
er took place at noon to-day from
the Presbyterian church. Rev. Woods
conducting the services. Following
tho heafso were the president ano
members OF the faculty OF the inst
tute and tho student corps. the ma
sonic rites OF burial were performed.
The body OF the deceased arriy
here last night from Asheville, n. c.,
where he died "wednesday morning,
after q sickness lasting several weeks.
Prof. walker has been connected
with education for number Of years
In the public schools. and for the last
twelve years AZ the head master OF
the apprentice school at v. r. ].
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
OIL FACTIONS WAGE
MERRY WAR ON RATES
Standard Company in Raleigh Cuts
Price in Effort to Crush
Opposition.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.@
RALEIGH, y. C., March 1s.--The
Standard OIL Company IL preparing
to wage war on d new corporation.
The Indian OH Company. which es-
italicized q branch house here o few
weeks ago Already the price Of oil
has been reduced from IL Ia cents to
10 cents 4 gallon, and there II pros
pect OF q further drop. II 10 rumored
that the Texas Oil Company will short
IL place tanks here. which will force
the fight to assume a three-cornered
shape.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
SCOT.TSvILLE TO ORGANIZE
VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.y
gCOTsrSvILLE, VA, Mareh ls.-A
meeting Of the citisens OF the town
has been called for tho purpose 81
orge mixing volunteer fire company,
and q large turnout Is expsctef The
equipment has arrived. and IN a stort
time W. hope to have one OF the best
companies to b found In any town
thv sf1e ef neottsvills. ~ 1885,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA

suing year for the Lynchburg Lodge
of f3lks Friday hight resulted as
follows:
Exalted Ruler. r. Chess McGhee;
Esteemed Leading Knight. e, Hatton
Crutch1sid; Esteemed Loyal knight.
John Mack; Esteemed Lecturing
Knight. DR.. r. c. Foster; Secretary.
D. T. Walker; Trustee, Harry L. Cha.
nor: Treasurer, w. II. Jones, Dele
gate TO Grand Lodge, Harry l.. Sha-
ner. and Alternate, X. q. IAvinder;
Tiler, Pelham McGehee.
BRf6T0L. VA, March Is.--~It 10
currently reported here that the de
partmcnt has demanded the removal
OF Assistant Postmaster George Il.
Hammer. following the removal of
Postmaster K. A. Warren. Political
Juggiery 10 the cause Of the changes.
NORFOLK, VA, March is.--Occu-
pyinE the cell that was last occupied
by Eugene PEBBLES, wife murderer.
Sam Hardy. sentenced to die in the
electric chair At Richmond for the
murder Of r. u. Jones. at Holland,
Va, 10 q prisoner In the Norfolk
CITY JAIL WnefS no was blMce0 TnCr4-
day afternoon. He made a specia,
request of Sheriff Iawlsr that NO
newspaper men be allowed 10 see
him. He declared that he would NOT
talk to any OF them.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March 10.
Edward z. Mahoney, a carpenter who
was sent to the penitentiary thrsa
years ago for bigaIny, returned here,
and he and Miss Beatrice Parker.
who was Mrs. Mahoney No. g. in
the btgany case, were married.
MARTIN6YILLE. VA, March H.
The Democratic executive COMMITTEES
Of the Fifth Congressional District
met here to-day. but owing TO the
fact that there were only three Nom
GERS resent, the committee adjourn
ed to March rs.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, March To-
A. y, Gentry, OF Richmond, came
here Friday morning and idantifisa
two bicycles recovered by tho police
several days ego frcxn two ycuns
white mon. giving their names as G,
NJ. Hartley and n. d. Hall, OF Rich
mond. Pending word from the Rich
mend authorities the men arc being
held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
MOVE BODY Or Pope
TO GORGEOUS TOMB
Remains Of Leo XII Will Rest
in Church Of St. John
Laterano.

ROME, March ls.--ArrAngeinent
are being completed to-day for the
removal OF the body OF this lats Peps
Leo KIT from IN temporary tomb In
~. PStSr's church 70 the magnificent
permanent sspuichre In the Church
ef et. John IAtsrano. The removal
will BE- made within the ne1t three
weeks, and will be conductsd - un.
ostentssiouaiy - possible. A solemn
funeral service will be celebrated fol.
lowing the laying Of the body In the
sepuichre.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Teksimosuial Tor FNary.

CHICAGO. March Ito show its
esteem Yof Commonder Robert e.
Peary and Its contempt for the re-
cent action Of the Naval Committee
Of Congress IN qusstionine that Peary
discovered the North Pole, an honor
ary COMMITTEES Of thirty-iive promi-
nent citizens Of Chicago will rive a
testimonial here in honor of the Arc
tic explorer.
The testimonial will take place In
the Auditorium April 3. Governor
Dsnsen will prssids and introduce
Commander PeArv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
slaxcr Rccareurcd.

Especial 20 The HichmoAd vtrgtnlaH.)
RALEIGH. n. G.. March it.--J0hn
j.. Fox, WHO shot and killed Stephan
watksn at Wadesboro In tbs aprtnk
New London. Conn. last M0nday. AZ
ter having broken fall. arrived at the
Stats prison to-day n ouefcay of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
OBITUARY
C, NJ. LAhdon.

Especial to The Richmond yirgiBiaa.4
VIR0ILINA, VA, March is.--Mr.
C. NJ. I.andon, Of New York city. died
nj Howard mine the 9Th instant. and
was buried In the cemetery at this
place. His only surviving near rela-
tive is his sister, Mrs. A. Il. Craw-
ford, OF Carroliton. Wash, and she
could not reach hts bedside in time
to see him alive, but friends minis
tered to him, and followed his re-
mains to its last resting place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
AxKER q. II. KAHN oUTBIDs
=. p. MORGAN FOR PAINTING

NEW YORK. March le.---Otto III.
k6hn, the Banker. has enchred r. II.
a 0RkAn ana now owns the famous
sMN4f3Atf ~ Hrank f;aIT. the Dutci
I'm and HE family painted by
n AaxgEn had h4d i4ah, !.
d N 4Q< the picture bug his oHer was
esSd Kahn offered d half mill
ollsae md hu ofsss was accept
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Mrs. Percy o. Racks.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Ford. VA, March is.--Mrs. Per-
cy O. Rucks. OF Wilson. Dinwiddie
county, died at the residence Of Mr..
r. 8. Hobbs Wednesday afternoon,
aeed 30 years. Yesterday afternoon
the body was taken to Disputanta,
where the burial took place just after
sunset. Fer two years Ars Rueks
three months at the Memorial Hos
pitai, Richmond, for treatment. Ten
days ago she was taken home. all
hope OF recovery having been AbAn-
dol,ed. Besides her husband, Mrs.
nucks II survived by her father, Mr..
J. @. Norris. DisputantA. Va. and ono
brother. Mr.. j. r.. Norris, South
America.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
.,ync,,surs Players Coming In.

IYWC1fBHf8 sRfefN NssHssb
/ Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
I.YNCHBuRG. VA, March H.
Dick waller j., Smith. manager OF
the Lynchhurg team, for the coming
season, In here to-day. Arthur EvAns
came yesterday, and Jackson Is al
ready here The other viii ceme
about April |.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Charles r.. Jansen.

Especial TO The Richmond virxtntan.)
FHEDERICKSBCRG VA, March
ls.--Mr. Charles q. Jansen died al
his home here yesterday Of consump-
tion, aged rs yoars. The funeral viii
be hsld Sunday afternoon IT a:30
O. clock. The Baraca Bible class, OF
which he was member. will attend
In q body This Is the first death In
the clase.