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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-02

FOR RENT-BY w. {. DUyALL. 20 nth NV
sos NV. entire business bldg. lease. $50
5l-53-55 Mass. ave. near Union sta, each ~
4O4 LIST NV. Sr. and bath. nice. ........ D..
404i3 LIST NV. rooms and bath. ...... 2S. !
$40 18th. near NV, I'd D., busness&dw. % q
TAT Earnum st. NV. rooms and bath. %. a
1928 + ne Or. and b., attractive. ..-... %
4l4 18th me-, LIST and ID a. apis. $40 and e:
42O 18th ne. LIST d.. Or. and b. apt. % /
S23 18th me-. nice condition. .......... 49,.
652N Morton pl. ne. Ar. and b.. fat. 1H.e
64Gl, Morton pl. ne. Ar. and b., dat. IS:
Store. 100 llth nv. show win, heated 45.(
Fine apartments. heated, Irving Dent
pl. tG'tnl. Ar. and b., only s2l so; also
and b.. 500 and ssl and $3.50
ap2-3ts
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FOR RENT
~ I'd ST NV, q rooms and bath &21 m
4l6 N ST. ne. rooms and ba tn .. % n
IOu. = e. ave- s.e.- rooms and bath 10 10
81 ~ ~ ST. Ne rooms. INSTRUMENTATION. $50
-, 1. 81 ne rooms and bath. - 30
3d. nm 81 Sc store and dwelling. 20 -
T. ]. WAISHE. 1895 " y ave NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-02

FOR RENT-BY L. J. MILLS. Cos 9Th NV.
coy Groom and bath bay-wndow brick.
with cellar. large yard and furnace heat; con
rent 500 80. ap2-tf
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FOR REST-44S v. ].
91S lst Sw, II. b.xl5.W
~ II sw. ar. b. :. Is 8 )
1900 A., sw. 4r. .1o.,0
4:sS ID sw. Sr. -. $500
122 Sd sw. ar. b. .20..U
626 Del av sw, 4r.b14.5u
apc-.tts
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FOR RENT-EY R. o. HOLTZMAN INC, REAL
Estate and Insurance Broker. 426 \. Y. ave.
l4l5 l NV, 16r. per 1919 7. Or. 10; 90
annum. ....... 81 900 1851 W. Tr... 0.50
1920 r av, 16r. so 1443 w, Ir. 5000
1908 Fl NV, Tor. .53 90 2O19 Flagier, Or. .2S.oa
2027 NV, Tor. :. 100 Ills Y, Or. 27.50
S23 18th NV Tor. $3.50 1850 NV, 5r. .2J.u0
1916 NV, Tor 1880 2209 18th NV. Or. $50
1855 w. Sr. 1000 600 Orb ne. ar %. IN
1921 9th NV, 11r. 3SI IS CO., 9th ne. 1r 22. 20
1906 9th NV. Tor. 3J.B5 POS NV. 5r 81
1906 18th. Gr. Is 30 1864 NV. 5r. .15.01
1900 W. 10r.. $500 IL Patterson ne sri .O0
1912 Pa ay. 1r,so.,o.O0 1874 18th Sr. 1890
APARTMENTS.
1927 Lamont, 5r. 1890 1897 7th, lr.... 20 90
1927 Lamont. 5r. 10. 90 ,lS 14th. $40. 90. S25
i455 w. Sr. 1000 SIS H -. So. 90 S35 o.
1897 Lamont. fr. 90 1927 Lamont. 3r. .27. 5n
1927 Lamont Ar. 30. 30 1907 It'll Or. 23Oa
OFFICES.
1926 y. Y. ave-. Sd floor. ............... $15 90
STORES.
9fS 18th. ...... .$l7a.OO Cafe, 9Th aud n 40. o"
2o4 9th NV. 1880 500 Rear 25 ne Ista. Ii 90
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205 Morgan NV .6.b22.5o
1871 Fla ne, 6r, b. 2O.5O
1913 Fla ne, CIR, b. 20. SO
ia L ne, 5r. b.. .aO.5O
341 Mclean nv sw.
1r. b. stable. 1850
So b Sc, Or. saw. rs. so
COIORED.
S13 21st NV. 11r.b. so. 90
400 Mo av NV. 21r, b42. so
ia y Sc. Or. saw. 1900
1912 LIST sw. Or, s&w1O.5O
S14 I'd Sc. 3r. b. 1000
1919 LIST sw. 5r. s&w1O, 90
STABLES.
Rear Of 221 Sd sw %. 90
Rear Of 621 l sw. $50
Rear Of 331 c sw.. 500
lc.,. 7O4 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT

JOHN f. DONOHOE e. SONS,
314 Pa. ave. sc.
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FOR RENT 4. WELDON & co. pa +. CAP
HOUSES. ISL 11th se.Sr b. 20 III
4oS So. l2r 2b. $4,000 1903 sc. 81. b. y, J0
1115 cnp.Sr.h $3.50 541 14th se.6f. h. n. -
404 Cap. Ter. b. .3S 40 t31O Emerson 6r. b. liz
1l9 e ne .sr. b. .3n5n Sal 18th se.Gr. b. .S 81
AZ. ave. lor.b .3ooo POI 18th se5r.b. Is. 80
14l Carroll se.Sr. b.305D 1881 se6r, b. Is 50
1900 Fla or b3'l. 80 1922 Bla rd. 5r IL 40
225 4 ne .sr. 2S.H 2as se. Or. ..... %. ST.
800 4 sa,Jr. ID. 2I.1o 1877 Kramer or 3. 80
zoo 4 ne. b. 21.5n FLATS
Ii 10th ne, Or b. 2i.h III 18th ne. 5 Crib. to
9l4 G NV se.sr. 26 - Oct L.. $500 ST.. 80
9l6 av ST. b. 20 81 $50 r ne. Or. 80. -
23S 10th ne. n, b. .2i 50 400 Cap. 5r b. 20 0G
623 + ne Or. h. $500 1o6 18Th So 6r.b % 30
631 4th ne9rb. .235' 437 10th ne. III. b. 22.aa
2G5 6th ne Or. b. 90 1i5 10th SRI 81 30
1906 ne. CT. b 80 1921. 9th ne, 5r.b 90 50
Pa Ky ay se.6r. 10. 200 32Ii ath ne.Jr. 800
634 II lie. ar. ~. JO 12R9 Morse n" 4r bla. %
135 ID Sc. b. 30 236 l2l. ne. 5r.h. 1900
6l5 \ vt. Or. ID 1894: = Al. b. Il 80
319 18th se.6r. b.. 90 LIE Rosedale Ar h. IA. ~
12J Morse ne. Or. b. ESQ 6,j Morton Ar b14 so
$50 18th ne Or % 80 1913, Duncan Ar, b. IL. 80
APARTMENTS.
Prescott Arms 2lst and NV. 5r.. h..
$1,000. $35 90. S3T so
The Algiers. 121 Md ave. ne. 5r.. b S32 80
Glendower: q 9Th ne: 5r. b............. 1000
Lavinia 61s ne. Ar. b.-...-...........2J 90
las East Cap. Ar. b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Cadz. lis F. Sc. 5r.. b.. $50 90. S21 so, 500 so
FOR RENT-s1s5 so
Five-room brick, NV. section; good loca-
tlon:
CHAs. $. MUIR & co. 1903 y. Y. ave
FOR RFNT-GNI4Y s21 so.
Beautiful Groom and bath; ami: large yard
and porch; fine Sc. location.
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO.. 1903 " Y. ave.
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oh KEN j
1915 21st nw.11.b $50.
1000 Md ne. 11r. 2b. 30.
S13 21st NV. 11r, b.50.
1855 " NV. Sr. b. 40.
,l419 22d NV. Tor. b. 35.
500 p NV, Sr. b.. 30.
go I'd ne. Tor. b. .3.
1443 w NV. 7r, 30.
83 9th ne. 6r. b. 80.
225 A ne. Sr. b. .2S.
$50 9th sw. Or. b. .3.
102 Quincy ne. 7r.b.2.
100 + ne, Or. b. ;. .3.
9th & r sw, ar. sto. 3.
326 18th Sc. 1r. b. %.
AT 7th sw, storm. %.
6l5 Ell sw. Or. b. .3.
36O9 18th NV. Or. b. %.
JOHN QUINN co.
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non surgical: cloth bound. 0-page book free.
Apply by mail 9f6 Colorado building. Free
lecture for women Wednesdays at $50.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

TOR RENT-HARvARD APARTMENT. 1920
Harvard streets bright cheerful rooms. rear
porch; plenty heat and hit water: fine ventila-
tion; north and south exposure. and only
$3.50, cheap and good
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
UNFURNISHED,
fOk REM
THOS. J. FISHER 4 co. QNC-b.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
1873 18th St NV.
uNFURNISHRD.

UNFURNlSHRD.
7sS Mass AZ NV. Dor 2417 18th NV. Tor :
Sd .......... IS. 900 hotwater heat 20 30
I ~ NV 2nr 6b 1900 1929 Harvard NV, 9r,
.S2 a. ~, Oh heaf 30 so
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Latham Widow to Fight Will;
Seeks Fortune Left to Charity

known yesterday. when the will came
before Surrogate Cohnlan for probate.
Mr.. Latham. who was twice the age
eas his Pst,X sf Sa %a M5e aa Estate
amounted to 100000. Mrs. Lat ham
band was q native. OF Ioplinsyille,
Ky. In his will lie left to the city OF
bonds. the income thereirom Is be
used for the benefit OF the poor OF that
place. lie left also $4,000 and $1O,-
900 for two respective parks In his
home town. In addition he left $4,000.
of the firm OF Latham, Alexander &
Company. lie left $4,000 to Miss.
Sadie L. Everett. his stenographer.
Young Widow Received $4,000.
The yonng Wd4w sl9ooo
The sixth daughter OF the couple was
left 100000 in trust. Mr.. SIM 18th said
yesterday that when the estate had
been figured out, the amount coming
sresiduary Interest, would amount to
about 100000. ana that Of the widow
s150,00O. But Mrs. Latham believes
her husband was not compel tent to-
make his will and had no idea q. the
claims that he. was vi duly In fluenced3
and that much larger amount Is due
to herself ana the oh Id. ssS3s
Mrs. Latham had to 80 to court
an allowance ii ! to pay immediate ex.
nenses. IS She was at that time allowed
81 5000. She also charged soon after
her husbands dealt, that the firm
which hey husband foundsd was :, act ct
fused to allow Charles Fraser. the
partner and an executor Of
tho will, to act as temporary admin
tstrator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
NEW CHARTERS ISSUED
The following charters were granted yes
;crday by the State Corporation Commits

The following charters were granted yes
;erday BY the State Corporation Commits
noeknsh Valley railroad COMPANY.
1ynchburg va. scdgwick kistler. presi-
dent: W. o. Bentley. vice. president both
of Lock Haven Pa; Coleman. I, J J.;
mum. $1,000; minimum. 500. Objects: TO
build railroad. fifteen miles long. In the
counties of Nelson and Albemarle.
Farmers Bank or Amherst Inc.). AM
r. aiass,e. Hce-presdent: slickley TUCKER.
isecretary-all OF Amherst, Va. Capital:
Maximum. $4,000: minimum. $1,000 OBJ
jects: Banking business.
ROANOKE. Va. Dr.. i. G white, president,
Morgantown, W. Va: w. p Roberts. vice,
president; e. a. Schubert. secretary and
treasurer both of Roanoke. Va. Capital:
Maximum, $4,000; minimum. $1,000. OBJ
jects: Publish newspaper.
r. o. Holtzman Company lInc.) AleSan-
ldria, va. U. II. Ridenour. Jr.. president;
W. s. Mccarthy, vice president; John
io.Hagan. secretury-all OF Washington. y.
G. Capital: Maximum. $4,000: minimum.
81, GOO. objects: Real estate business.
Washington Riding Company (Inc.l.
Alexandria, Va. W. p. Emo, president; !.
Baker Greene, secretary; G. = Russell-ai
OF Washington. o. G.. Capitai; maximum:
sle0, 0I9; minimum, S.9,Veo. Oo1ects: ~ tseal
estate business. ~
Tile Thompson & Lester Company llnc.),
Newport News. Va. ]. S. Thompson. pres
}ident; j. *. Wilkins. vice president; e. G.
Newport News. Va. capital: Maximum.
$1,000; minimum. s1,0oo Objects: Real es-
5tate business.
Norfolk. Va. W. q, Hail. president: =.
Rhodes. vlce-presldent; B.. 4. Hall. secre-
3tary-ail Of Norfolk. Capital: Maximum.
81. 600: minimum, $1,000 Objects and pur-
noses: Manufacture tables and furniture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
HASH MISSED
A SINGLE MEAL
Since She Began 70 Take Cardui,
The Woman 5 Tonic, Says Mrs.
Looney, Of Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn ~" had suffered un-
told misery, for nearly years, writes
Mrs Emma D. Looney, r D. No. /,
Memphis, Tenn, "but since taking Car.
sdui, can truthfully say suffer very
little pain,
81 wish ] had begun using Cardui long
ago, Since using it, \ have not missed a
single meal, and am much stronger than
u was. =I34
''I hardlyknow how 70 express my graf
itude, for the advice you gave me.
Don't worry about your sym ptou,s- -
SCarduia doesn't treat them.
What you need is strength. Cardui
helps you set it.
Get Cardui because other tones and
medicines do not contain its peculiar and
SUGGEST ulingredients. imported especially
BY JUS, for its manufacture.
Only in Cardui, can you obtain this
combination Of curative herbs and tonic
medicines. which half a century Of success
has stamped with the seal of public ap,
Iproyal.
Ask your druggist, He wi tell you
that cardui can be dependeed upon to
help YOU
Try Carduiss III
.B ia to. la lies I, Advisory Dept.
5Chatta ooga N fedicine Ga Chat noog;aa,
Tenn, for IS q 4 lions and IA,
Ipagcsh hook Home atlnent for N onlen,'s Al
sent I'M plain 'l1er, IN rc QUEST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
REFUSES TO DISSOLVE
PASTORAL RELATIONS
Lexington Presbytery. Declines to Re.
lease Rev. Charles II. strtbling
to Go to Petersburg Church.
Special to The mes-Dlspatch.1

lspecialt to The Times. D!spatct.l
Staunton, Va, March 15.--At a call
cd meeting OF Lexington PresbytcrS.
held here today. after four hours lis
cussion. the body refused by q. vote
of 10 to 3 to dissolve the pastoral re-
lationsi OF Rev. Charles r. Stribltng. In
order that lie might accept a unani-
nous call to Tabb Street Church. Pc
tcrsburg. The Petersburg church was
represented by commission consist !,
Hamilton and w. B. Smith. all of whom
made earnest pleas. aided by Rev. ]: T.
AcFa1den. D. D.. and Rev. II. 3. Eg-
gicston. d. D.. OF Richmond. a strong
commission represented the Waynes-
boro church, composed Of r. G. Vance,
j. A. F'ishburne.aW. II. Mccormick. w.
a. Rife, j. /. Barksdale. w. w. Glen.
Jas. Bell, and a delegation OF cadets
from the Fishburnc Military School,
headed by Cadet Melfck.
Mr.. stribling's desire to leave was
due to the failure of the congre-
cation to build new church. This
the congregation has now decided at
once to do. as an indictment TO retain
f.., + . p I 2 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Brace Up and N.
You, II Win III
Life s Battle

BY3 ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
II you are discouraged. and blue and
life looks hard and the future hope
less to-day. do not grow cowardly
and think OF self-destrucion as the
door OF escape.
You did not make yourself. You
cannot unnake yourself.
BY no process OF reasoning can YOU
explain this wonderful marvel of the
life principle within you. Science has
pose an egg chemically. and an egg
which resembles the mems product can
be manufactured.
But 1T Will not produce life.
Nothing can produce life but that
,innanlabie mysterious Power back of
the life principle through succeeding
generations and centuries. but Its pro-
duction and creation remain Gods Sc
cret. He who itaagines he can de-
stroy is as great fool as he
who says he can explain it. And
he is criminal besides.
Death Shift. Scene of Action.
All that death does is to shift the
scene of action to another form and
plane.
If vow are miserable and unhappy
you do not become happy by going to
another town or State. You carry
your wretchedness with you.
II is precisely the same when you
rush tOuleA Lie your own
act II you are called out of the
body by the same Power that brought
You into the world. then 1t is safe to
suppose that conditions are ready for
You to start anew in another place.
Walt for that call.
The actor who rushes upon the stage
before his cue Is given spoils the play
and ruins his own chances for glory.
Keep behind the earthly scenes until
You hear the call. Meanwhile think
we'll OF your lines and be ready to do
your best when called.
However discouraged You may be,
Thousands of successful and happy
people in the world to-day have been
Just as discouraged and unhappy as
you are al some time IN their lives.
The Change Of n Year.
In Greater New York there lives TO
day a woman who less than a year
ago harbored dark, despairlng thoughts
OF suicide. EN- sis
She had made mistake: she had
lost her self-respect, and every ina gi-
snable trouble seemed to threaten her
Hunger and misery for those dear to
fhers and dependent upon her. with de-
spair and rcn1orse. all combined ia
turn her thoughts toward the towards
goal-suicide. M
But seeming accident deferred her,
and now In less than year allt has
Changed. She has risen to new spiril-
ualN and moral heights; she has obs
i 5Lelt ~ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
tanned WORK ana q lead ir,g q good. use

3tnited work andsis lcading a. 6 God, use.
ftl, Christian life.
She Is making those dear TO her
happy and comfortable.
4 How much better than to have sunk
them III the depths Of "a lifelonR sof-
row by o rash attempt at sell .uestrnc g.
Btion.-an attempt which DESTROYS on!y
tile outer she'll, but leaves the real be;
Ing to suffer on until 1t rks out ana
Health, within Your Control.
No matter what yous troubles ole, are
iesss You Wa ew Spe and men aha
forests In life.
r. II you are an Invalid q year may re.
store your strength.
are beginning to realize that health IS
greatly within ones own control.
Simple food. we'll naaticated, as lit
tie meat rs possible, much water, con-
With pure oxygen, and continued as
lsertions of health and strength, from
the source OF all energy. VIII restore
three -fourths OF the. invalids, on earth.
Or three months or even weeks dict
OF raw vegetables. or mix ana eggs,
would restore half Of the remainder.
tif coupled with the right mental atti-
'tude and exercise.
will mean disgrace or lack OF brain.
Itest--nnd Then Bruce lI.
4 YOU have no money af,d + no h EN-
nre sops = rss, So seems rs
the country and tell your condition.
No. one door one hundred Will na shu.
meal. II you are in O city the Blessed
salvation Army VII help y ss,, and MI VIII
you can look about and gain courage
Unlike most OF our orthodox
churches, their rooms are open night
and day, and IN all parts OF the city
to be found. They are doing lust tho
work Christ did when earth ,nirs No 80
the letter. they will help Son TO rise
end keep out OF the morgue and the
Potter's Field.
After you nave rested for q day:
brace up morally and mentally, ana
declare that you are going to make
a. new start, and that the way Will
open. must open and has already open
copyright, 1910. by the New York
Evening Journal publishing Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
PLEASED WITH NEW TRAIN. 4
LynchburY and Richmond Put In Closer
IA Touch by the n. y w.

[speclalito The Tines- Dlspatcl,.]
Lynchburg. Va, March l5.--The new pas.
senger train on the Norfolk and Western
is a dellghts to Lynchburs ana all tho moro
so since the Southern Railway Is making
a quick connection with II at sBurkovil!e,
thus putting Richmond and Iynchburg in
fore a man can nov, leave Richmond at
$50 IN the morning. reach Lynchburg ut
1880, transact business and return home
lin time for supper. Tfe Times Dlspa !.
gets here bysthis train, and is now dellv-
cred to subscribers and put on sale IN ING
news stands at 1850 every morning ahead
or any other out -of town paper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Charters by the State.

-l-. Special to The T1mes-D1sbdtcN.1 ~
Raleigh, N. c., March 15.---Charters
Home Club Company, Concord. capital
$4,000 authorized and $4,000 sub
scribed, BY j. w. Bales John Coley,
W. 6. Honeycutt and others, and the
Drug Company, capita!
$4,000. by G. #. Speace. Ed. j ones and
others also to the South Creek 1.unl-
bcr5 Company, of South Creek. Beaufort
county, with $4,000 capital by E. D.
Springer, W. IT, Camden and others,
incorporators. M IA si.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Elks Elect oMcers.

80 Special to The Times-Dlspatch.l
Washington, N. c., March 16.-At a
recent meeting OF the local order of
Following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Exalted Ruler. "A. L
Esteemed Leading knight, II.
M. .Jenkins:i Esteemed Loyal SlSntg 1T, 3.
Tayloe Este s,set LectIring hnlglt,
ner; Treasurer. Z r. Woodland v Tyler,
r. H. Bryan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
IIatcher-Grlfnn.

Especial to The T lines pispa tch.l
~ Leesburg. "a, March b,---Mrs.s Mary
Frances Griffin. Of Washingt on p. Gu
has announced the marriage Of her
daughter, Mary Virginia G rifln. to
Joshua Pancoast Hatcher. grandson OF
the late Joshua Hatcher. his
county. The cereln ony was pert formed
In sWashingto at the BRIDES home on
Thursday. March 10, After a bridal
trip through tho South, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hatcher wi be at home at Hamilton,
this count ~. ttg 81 s45 Bss ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Farmer Drops Dead While Flowing

a93f9 lSpRu!a1 20 : no 1aSus .1lhV1 NJ. MA
Salisbury. N. Fl O.. March lb,--NYtth lfA
was following. q. II. Kennsrly. q farmer,
dropped dead "a at his home at WoodlaaY,
Rowan county, at noon to-day, ii was
IN apparant heal tn when tho sudden SUM
mons came. "A son. who was IN the Hold
with his / IA Their. saw J. lllna throw M his
hands and fall Sovara d al. He was sixty
years old. Il and IA suryiyed by q Is " ldoW.
l ilye sons anu four da % h ters. NJ t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
1.,ogwood Acquitted Of Murder

IT..
8sIynchburg.s5 W.. March l6.-Lea Logwood
was acquitted at Rustburg to- day Of tho
charge OF the murder o Oscar Reynolds
near Ewing ton last December. Tho men
We're drinking and Lee lockwood was drunk
on ono side Of tho road and Reynolds dead
on tho other. Logwood knew nothing &C
tho killing. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
- Is y 81 = x - =
Child Burned to Death.

n Special to THO tch y
Frccing,1 Va, March 1.-THE little three
yenr-old son Of Nelson suss. OF skoet.
rock, was burned to death. Tho mother
had left the house for a few minutes and
upon her return sho found the child lying
on tho tloor5i In tho last struggles Of death,
Ats clothes burned or and Its body burned
almost to- a. crisp. D II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
0em 1rso,spltal sup,,t.r,lnte ndeut i sleeted

! 4 Special to Tho Times ! Dlspa tch ~
staunton. Va, NJ archi AIRS, !. baldwin
Ransom hos beon elected superint Ten dent OF
tho Kings Daughters HOSPITAL. and has
accepted. She has boon setting as tempor.
airy suporintend on I, She Is q grad ate q Of
ST. Luke's, Richmond. "a graduate nurse
Will be elected assistant Super tend ent.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
r 2 ~ 9 a y q
5NVilI Erect New hank

ggs AIcKenneysVas, March ~ - a spe.
oial an ettng of the directors of the
Ban Of " nwidd ie. held vest erday. i he
directors Il lllla irlo u s " agreed Ia I'D
ii tw at Try brick 4 ban K inR house and
equtp AZ It'll new, ana i, ~ arm furni-
ture. nclud Ing a. good llreproof yaul I;
Work Vona the bNi Id Ing Sis Eek pee ea Ito
pc eol1lN1 need hin he "a x "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Accepts Plans for New hospital
~. MIA Tim M 80


Lynchburg, VA. March LIT municl-
pal buildings committee to-day accepted
city hospital which Ia to 4 cost ss7 900, "
hlg fight has been wa gcd for months over
the location, and tho committed decided
not ia buy. but to build on the site ot tho
old sF hospital. Ss,i .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
/ Killed by Dynamite EAplosloB.5


VA VA ! Killed 'by I'M premature ploso 81
dynamite VIII no clea IA neId w
3stpmps at hisS farm, near ,Erar rio s q rove,
lle entered tho Got't g
CONFLICT His widow, swh o was Mss nm nd
~ Caml,b III OF Fred 40 ,ln ana two
ldauSt tors unl two sons ~ ~ ~ Nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Appointed ,1e,mber q hoard OF visitor,

T--~[ special TO The rlmea- p lspatch.
Frederic shurg, Va, March 16>-Gov-
"a. Isl. Isempey. Q Rockl nghan, county.
a member OF tho board Of visitors OF
the E'rederio burg Normal and Indus
trial School tor Women. to I'LL a va \
res resi- essIgnntion al state Senator John A,
tLCSner, of BNOrfolt. s 5E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
n II a > - -l.1.'.5 z <
Land nlan-Willner.

[special to The Times Dispa tch.l
Heathsviile Va. March q 5.--Miss3
;Ilatllaryne Wilmer and George Land
man were married Saturday afternoon
a t the Methodist F. piscopal parsonage,
Rev G.. II. Williams fic!attn 6. 9S 1,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
1,ox rhro,,p FROM 11e..e, ..a Iz III

y 1UygS1u1UStu = tUsts 81 - s<7Stc01s
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
ss9a Norfolk. Va, March l5.-Irvln3
Mrs. Jolln IIod ges,l resld In g at HI ok
ory. ms Norfolk !, COZ nty. was thrown
from a horse ear ye terd ay morn-
ing and instantly XII ed n 81 neck W' as
broke en- In the IA .siss g5s. al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16
Will Charge Banker Was Incom'
petent When He Made
the Bequ,ests.

New York. March 15.-Arrs Elsie
YGavlor ,atham. w!dow OF John C. La
than. a Wall Street banker and found
.er Of the firm OF Latham. Alexander 8;
Company, plans to attack his will In
Supreme Court. Her purpose became
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

Mrs. William Mann. Of Gotham. IS
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs Oscar
H Cranz, at Glnter Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

Mrs. william, j, Gaynor. wife Of the
Mayor of New York, is visiting Mrs.
John Page and Mrs. Roosevelt Page at
their home In II hanover county Il:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

Mrs S.. w. Meek, OF NVashinEt ton, 2.
c., viii spend Thursday and Friday IN
this city, at the efferson Il otel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

Miss Katherine Dickson, who spent
the week end as the guest OF Miss Julia
Joyncs here. has returned TO her home
In Norfolk. Ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-16

Mrs. Virginia Kent and Miss Mary
Preston Kent have returned to 1Vythe-
Vile, after visiting friends in Rich
n,ond, stanton and Roanoke. III