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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-03
STATE and GENERAL NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures,

Postoffice vacancies at Newberry,
Laurens, Greenwood and Barnwel!
are causing mad scramble among
would-be office. holders.
The South Carolina Corn
Breeders association was organized
in Columbia Tuesday with members
from all parts of the State. Mr. a
E Gonzales, the president of The
State Company, OF Columbia, has
given the association $1,000 to be
awarded in premiums for corn
growing.
Sid Tinslev, young white man
of Spartanburg is said to have
been made insane by pellagra.
Very few shad have been caught
so far this year.
The cornerstone was laid at
Bishopville last week with ap-
propriate ceremonies for a Sl7,-
500 Presbyterian church.
Paris, France, is suffering flood
disaster causing great destruction
of life and property.
A Charleston firm has invented
a machine to salt peanuts in the
shell and will produce the salted
peanuts for market on the large
scale.
Ten miners killed and seventeen
missing are the casulties resulting
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-03

La Grippe pains that pervade
the entire system, La Grippe coughs
that rack and strain, are quickly
cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.
Is mildly laxative, safe and certain
in results. D G Scott,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-02-03
Final Discharge.
4 and best values in

Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day OF February, A D 1910. at y
O'Clock noon,I will apply to P NJ Brock
inton, Judge of Probate of Williams
burg county. for a final discharge as
administrator OF the estate of Henry O
Chandler, deceased.
A w CHANDLER.
1-l3-it Administrator.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
GROUND BROKEN FOR
AMERICANS WAREHOUSES

Contracts have been let and the
ground broken for the new set Of to-
bacco warehouses for the American
Tobacco Company just out-ide the
city limits. This new plant which II
Is understood is TO be FOR storage
alone, Is to be OF tremendous capacity.
There with he twenty-five large ware
houses, each occupying several acres
Of land, and all built on the latest
plans for tobacco warehouses. II the
new plant of the K. a. Patterson Com
pany Is located in South Richmond.
as Is expected the tobacco that is
stored In these houses win probably
act as supply for the big factory.
With an estimated output OF 10000
600 pounds yearly the new plant could
easily cat up the weed stored in the
warehouses, huge though they may be.
South Richmond is gaining steadily in
the good graces OF the tobacco pco-
pie. and IL is probable that these
several new industries Will attract
other manufacturers that will settle
in Washington Ward. The advan-
tages are numerous. and the railroad
facilities excellent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
YOUTHS DRINK FREELY
AND ARE ALL FINED

The police court. part two, was en-
livened hy the presence of three youth
full offenders Tuesday morning. each
of whom was stung severely. Arthur
Brown, J. II. Slaurhter and Lawrence
Schwartz hail from the regions of
SWansboro Monday afternoon the
boys fell heir to Joe of whiskey and
the three. ranging from sixteen to nine
teen wears old. proceeded TO stow the
contents OF the little brown jug under
their belts. But It must have been
a rather good sized jug from the effect
that its contents had upon the boys.
They Jagged n course through the
rived IN the city. Rocks and windows
seemed tn have an Irresistible attrac-
ton for them, for they Were caught in
the act of heaying small blocks OF
granite at everything and everybody
Like thu boon companions that they
thought themselves, they spent the
night on one nice comfortable board
in a pretty little cell on the premi Is
o. tf-s r'o'tce ecatrt. Part two.
Justice Maurice woke them UP Tues
d;y murrllfs With tire rev that Tire
drinks they had eurrounded would ccs'
them q totnl of s20--s10 fer Brown ant
IS for the other two. Two Of them
did not have the fare and the city OF
Riehmonds ST ht-seeing auto called
for them To transfer their abode to the
REGIONS presided ever by Mr.. Satter-
field. where they will receive Rice fare
and plenty of slsep at the expense OF
the city.
A senesanYsuan Youth by the name Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
RAILROADS SCORE
|NDEMURRAGE CASE
COMMISSION DECIDES CONfPA.
MES MAY FIX SUCH RATES
AS THEY SEE FIT ON PRI-
vATE CARS.

WASHINGTON. y. C., Dec. Ia
The railroads scored notable victory
to-day when the Interstate Commerce
Commission decided that they have
the right to impose such demurrage
charges on private cars as they see fit.
The right was contested by the
Proctor e. Gamble Soap Company.
which owns about 500 oil tank cars
used by the railroads. in what was
virtually a test case against the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton and
other rc.,-oad companies. The soap
manufacturers object specifically to
the demurragc charges, which are I'M
posed on private cars standing on pri-
yate tracks until they are being I'M
loaded. It was argued that to force
car owners to remove their freight in
order to escape paying storage Was
unfair in that no benefit could come
either TO the public or the carrier
through such unnecessary labor.
The railroads contended they used
private cars as a favor to their own
ers. once having been placed in SER
vice. q ear ceases to be private. they
said. until II reached its owners pri-
vate tracks empty.
The commission ruled that rail-
roads, not being forced to use private
cars. might impose such conditions as
1t saw tit III return for consenting to
use them. and that any demurrage
charges imposed must be paid,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
EVERY NIGHT ATTRACTIVE
AT BAPTIST BAZAAR

The initial night Of the weeks ba-
zaar conducted ufder the auspices OF
the women ~ the Stockton Street Rap
tist church opened at the Masonic
Temple Monday evening with good
start. The hall WIS tasfefully adorn-
ed and the booths which lined the walls
were filled with attractive articles.
Possibly the fair proprietors of the
stalls had something TO do with the
ready patronage.
charming program III music and
recita ton has been prepared for Tues
day evenings entertainment and will
consist OF selections rendered bY the
following people Mr.. and Mrs. Hesiep,
of Richmond: Mrs. Charles Jones. and
Mrs l.. l.. Miller also Of Richmond
Mrs. Miller is 10 be accompanied by
Mr.. Richie Bacon. Miss Dudley, Mr..
George Monday and Miss Levy Martin
all from the north side OF the river !.
Miss Violet Pettisrew, Mr.. W. r. Hart
and Mr.. and Mrs. Conkieu and daugh-
ter. af South Richmond. Will perform.
1h, fun begins at O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WILL MAKE SERVICE
BETTER Fur PUBLIC

Postmaster Smith, OF the Manchee-
ter pestoHee. returned home from an
extensive trip through the west III :
baed with some progressive Ideas III
the line of pust0ttice equipment tnat
ne Is going to put into operation IN
south Richmond. Among other Toy
ward steps ne has ordered the cree
ton of a telephone booth In the
lobby of the new post-oirice building
on Hull street, which IL 70 be at the
service Of the public day and night.
The phone Will of course he a pay
station. but II viii he the only phone
in a public place. easily accessible to
all, in the v noie OF Washington YARD.
and will probably be " invaluable
service in many cases.
Postmaster smith, in speaking with
The Sirgtnian reporter remarked.
We desire Il give the people of
South Richmond the best service pos
sihle. and L anything in the line OF
"A reform in the mail service or any
advance movement made, We want 10
keep right mp with II. This phone
has been installed In the lobby 50
that II any person, sany hour OF the
day or night, finds that he must use
Il phone. there Will always I've one a.
least that Is accessible. The phone
will furnish assistance In many cases,
but particularly in case OF accidents
or sudden Illness In the middle of the
night when this will be place
where anyone can run and summon
a doctor Immediately There are sew
erai other little reforms or rather in
novations that we are contemplating
putting In 80 that even Il this building
cannot compare In size with the Rich
mond postotfice, the service and CON
xenience at least are On a par
Mr.. Smith was personally superin-
tending the work. determined that
nothing should be done sltp-shod or
poorly. # he could prevent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
But FEW BAYS LEFT
FOR PAYING CITY TAXES

The taxpayers OF South Richmond
can do Assistant Tax CoIlector 5. r.
Robertson favor. and insure them
selves less annoyance. by beginning
now to settle the city tax bills. The
majority Of people seem to prefer to
wait until the last few days OF the
assigned time. before they rush In
and find several hundred other peo-
pie in the same predicameut. The
time for the payment OF city taxes
expires on the g. of this month; and
II the good folks on the Southside
of the river wish to avoid that un-
necessary scramble during the last
few days. they will stroll In now and
pay their bills.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
MAY USE MAYO's BRIDGE
AND NOT PAY TOLL

In accordance with the provisions Of
the annexation agreement which
turned over III the city of Richmond
the old Mayo's bridge. the bridge will
be used free of toll beginning Thurs
DAY, December is. The bridge is in
very poor condition and has already
been condemned. so that toll should
not be collected with the prevailing
condition of the structure
The sum of s350.ooo has been APP
propriated for the erection of a new
free bridge To stand where the Mayo 9
bridge is now, and OF course the old
causeway will he demolished to make
way for the new. Until the work ac-
tually begins on the new bridge, how
ever anything from foot passengers to
automobiles may pass over the
"Jeemes" toll free. after the above
mentioned date, which was set by the
courts for the beginning of the free
transit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
SOUTHSIDE DOCTORS
MEET AT SUFFOLK
INTERESTING PROGRAM TODAY
TO BIZ FOLLOWED BY BAN
QUIET TONIGHT

SUFFOLK, VA. Decem Der 13.--The
Southside Medical Society met herr
with numerous distinguished visitors
in attendance. The morning session
was devoted to surgival clinic at
1.akeview Sanitarium by DR.. F. X.
Hart. Dr. -. l.. Harrell and Or. J. T..
Eawles. The. afternoon session was
occupied as follows: First. reading
of minutes: second, a paper for gen
eral discussion ON rhe subject OF sym
tomatology of poliomelitis.. Dr. f. K,
Hart. OF Suffolk third. nephroiithiasis.
by DIR. John g. kenne, of Petersburg
fourth, plural illusions by DR.. A. Ct.
Brown. Jr., of Richmond; nth. gas
trict and duodeneai ulcers. DR. South-
gate Leigh, OF Norfolk, sixth, some
experiences with gordorrhoea. Dr.
I.ucine Loftin. Of Emporia. Va. !.
seventh. diagnosis and surgical treat
ment of gladstone diseases. Or. {. e.
Coleman, or Richmond; eighth
clinical odds aud ends, Or. c. W.
Astrop. al Surrs. Va: ninth, report
OF care, 10y Dr. ". T.. Anderson. O..
FarInvilie. Va; tenth, report of case.
by Dr. John f. Phillips. Of Suffolk.
Va: eleventh cannot the physician
help to lessen the birth rate of illegi-
Innate negro children. Or. Bernard
Barron. Of Barrows Store VA. There
VIII he banquet from $50 to 5
o'clock T. NJ. at the board of trsd de
rooms.
Evening Session
First relation Of hookworm and
other diseases" Will be discussed by
DR.. r. l.. Raeford. Sedly. Va. sec
ond. election OF new members: third,
unfinished and new busins IS. fourth,
report Of the secretary and treasurer:
fifth, election of officers; sixth. choos-
ing the next place OF meeting; seventh
general discussion. Adjournment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
TYPHOID STAMPED
OUT AT LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. 13.--rhe
State board Of health made a report
Monday that typhoid fever has been
eliminated from Washington and Lee
University and the Virginia military
Institute. steps have been taken that
Will prevent ITS temperance.
President George II Denny, of
Washington and Lee. also sent out d
statement to-day. in which he says:
- have received masses of answers
TO my general letter OF November IS.
ard tffr- S rot single report OF ary
fever developing subsequently to that
date Our student body Is preparirg
10 report promptly at tho beginning of
the winter t"rrn--January g.
a COMMITTEES OF the Virginia Mil
tary Institute board of visitors. con-
sisting OF r. a. James. Edward Echoss.
Joseph Button. Charles j. Anderson,
Thomas l.. Tate and ]. u, ERg}eston,
sent out a letter to the same effect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

SOUGHT REDUCTION
GOT $4,000 INCREASE.


That IL pays to stand pat In some
instances was again proven in the Bot
etourt court several days ago. when
the Moore Lime Company. rebeliinx
against its properties being assessed
at $4,000 by Mineral Assessor Stone,
took the matter to court to have the
amount reduced, and got from $1,000 to
81, 900 added on.
Mr stone increased tho valuation
OF the properties from $4,000 to SAL
0Gn IT was this boost OF $4,000 that
the Lime Company did not relish
During the hearing In the Botctourt
Court TO reduce the valuation. II was
shown that Mr.. Stone Rad overlooked
commssary in making hts assess
merits. The court ordered that the
valuation. IL was shown that Mr..
Stone had overlooked \ commtssary in
making his assessments. The court
ordered that the valuation Of the COM
missary BE- added to the s4I 600. This
will bring the Lime Company's total
valuation np to $4,000 or $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
WATTERSON SPEAKS
WELL OF TAFT
THINKS PRESIDENT HAS MADE
NO MISTAKE IN SUPREME
BENCH APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.~-"Any tu-
dicial appointment by William How
ard Tart is'hound to be good--it can't
be otherwise" said Colonial Henry
watterson, Of Louisville. KY. to-day.
II think the Presidents nomina-
lions for the supreme bench most ad-
mirnble in every way. know each
one of them personally and consider
them the best men possible
Colonel Watterson visited Assistant
Secretary of the Navy Hickman VIM
throp to request that the department
assist in the Establishment Of naval
museum in conjunction with the me-
mortal to Commodore Perry at Put
in Bay.
Assistance was promised most hear
Watterson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
GOVERNOR COMPUTES
MOVERS SENTENCE

Governor Mann Tuesday commuted
the sentence of w r.. Meyer. convict
ed of embezzling funds from the Fed
eral Tobacco Company. from d year In
the penitertiary to Il year in the city
Jail. Although the young man will
serve the same length Of time in jail
as in the penitentiary, his friends
sought, the communication beeaus. they
did not Uish to see him don convict
stripes ana be closely confined
The petition for the communication
WAS signed by the manager OF the
company by which Mover was en-
ployed. commemorative Attorney
Minitrec Fol!les and Judge Witt, who
tried the alleged enhegzler and SEN
fenced him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
HEAD CRUSHED
UNDER WHEELS
WORKMAN ON MAYO'S ISLAND
RECEIVES INJURIES FROM
WHICH HE DIES.

Caught under the wheels OF a dirt
cart on Mayo's island and his skull
crushed Geor4e Washington. negro.
living III Washington ward. was 20 Sc
verely injured Monday afternoon that
he died within few hours, though
members OF the City Home staff did
every hing possible to save his life.
The man was at work on the rail-
wsy embankment which II being built
across the island when he slipped ana
fell Under the wagon. Before the team
could be stopped one of the heavy
wheels had passed over the negro 5
head
The city ambulance was called, DR..
Tune responding. He found the negro
In an unconscious condition. from
which he never recovered. The body
has been turned over to colored un-
dertaker fNr burial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
BELIEVE BOND ISSUE
WILL CARRY NJ

Scott eounty's action on a.
600 bond issue, which will ~ III
ject Of voting Wednesday. n ri
but State Commissioners 81 11f
believes the movement VIII M
a good margin. Assistant RI
sioner Coleman. who has boolk
county booming the good rUA
ment a week or more. wrttoo
IL unable to say whether ofa
voters Will decide In favor .o1I
the bond Issue. Il
The Southwest has been 1
a good roads wave dur1n9
several months. and Wise E.
ed a 100000 bond isen1
proved highways. Several 60
ties voted as high a. &te&
100000.
Mr.. Wilson has hopes tha4
county voters will do tSS5
thing" 79.'3S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
SUGGEST ALDkICH
AS G.. o. p. MOSES
IF RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURES,
IS DEADLOCkED PRESENT
SENATOR MAY BE TROT'TED
OUT AGAIN.

PROVIDENCE, II. L.. bee. Ia
II the legislature becomes deadlocked
next month over the election OF a
United States senator, the name of
Senator Nelson w. Aldrich may be
trottei out as u candidate to succeed
himself in the role OF saviour OF the
party. This was admitted to-day by
member Of the Republican State
central committee. who was OF the
twenty-three to endorse the canaiiacy'
OF Colonel Henry Lippett. Aldrich's
choice. as opposed to that of Judge
lie Baron Colt. OF the younger ele-
ment.
Il think" said this committeeman: ,
that signs Of a deadlock are grow
ing more numerous and stronger
Senator Aldrich's attitude toward
the suggestion cou,l not be learned
here. Az
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
INTERSTATE MORALS
NOT CONTEMPLATED
JUDGE NOM DISMlSSEs CASE
AGAINST MEN ACCUSED OF
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFICINC.

GREENSBORO, n. G.. Dec. i3-sus-
tanning the defendanas' demurrer 10
the evidence. Judge Boyd sitting in
the Federal court Ia the trial az tho
white slave' cases. directed the fury
to bring In a verdict OF not guilty. In
rendering his decision Judge boyd
under tho slave traffic act, and IL was
clear that Congress never coatemplat-
ed the regulation OF the morals of peo-
pie travelling from one state to anoth-
err. II so, II could not thus encroach
upon the reserved right Of states to
exclusive police power. Non-enforce-
ment o. State law WAS no Justification
for Invoking the aid from Feredai
court II having no right or power to
thus imolate the principle OF states
rights.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
ALDERMEN OPPOSE
COURT CIRCLE
PETERSBURG BOARD GONGuHs IN
ORDINANCE REeUIRI<G ALL
RESIDENCES TO FACE on
PlBIIc STREETS.
VlADUCT AUTHORIZED
unfinished HOME DAMAGED Bl
F1RE-METHoDIsT INCREASE
SALARY OF THEIR PASTOR
MANY TaxEs PAID.
VlADUCT AUTHORIZED

Especial t. The Richmond Nirginian.,
PETERSBI re-, VA, Dee. l3.-The
regular meeting ef the f}eard of Al
dermen was held Monda, night, with
the following memeers present: koe-
mig Poole, Hawktns, Moore, Kidd,
Donnan. Pugh. t.narles
The hoaro eoheurred in tine eral-
nance which Was ADOPTED OK the
seaneH apoat "a month ago, reiati, c
"a IN. oniiatnS OF restaences that
anes shalr frett on pupi,e streets. ne
sot" vas practically unanimous, there
teing but one dissenting vote. This
ordinance was brutssnl about by the
action OF centre Till corporation, VINO
proposed huilaing q court circle
around the old i5eIiing mansion. when
The back yards Of the proposed resi-
fences would be on seseral prominent
streets. This circle was greatly op-
posed by the property owners on JEFF
ferson. Henry. ADAMS ana Franklin
streets. Mr.. William II. McIlwains
was ACCRUED the iioer to speak in
opposition To the building ordinance
and in favor Of the Centre Hill cor
peration. Mr.. Netms. councilman aud
a resident Of Jefferson street, spoke
In favor Of the ordinance and against
the proposed circle at Centre Hill, as
ovid also w L. Moore, W. f. Poole
and T. 7. Kidd. aldermen
Authority WAS given fnr the cree
ton or the yiadnct across Lieutenant
Kun al a cost IF s4no00
fhe matter OF increase of nav to
the street sWsepers was referred TO
the finance committee.
The matter OF the city furnishing
the Tuberculosis Hospital with 10000
gallons of water free each month was
adopted.
The board adjourned at Ia
New STRUCTURE Damaged by Fire.
Inc double tenement house OF Mr.
J. F. Dunnavant. on South street
which was nearing completion. was
discovered on ire Tuesday morning at
o O'Clock and half Of the building
was burned.
Fire had been made in the house
Monday 10 dry the plasterinr ard II
"as thoueht had been put out. II is
supposed this had nor been thoroughly
eNilnTuifhed and caused the fire. The
house would haSe feen ready for oecu
pahcy the first of the year Mr. Dun-
hasan' had intended the dwelling for
his daughters residence
Brief Items Of Interest.
The board OF stewards OF the Meth :
odisf churches In this district has in
creased the salary Of Rev. J K. JoIliff
from s2.ioo to s25ae per year.
December 10 was the day 10 pay the
last half of the citv's taxes without
penalty and interest Mr.. William II.
Camp. collector Of city taxes. reports
the total amount OF these taxes col
iected up to Saturday as being III es..
399.1a
MIR r. Gordon Fipnev has retur,a,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

Meeting OF Liberty Council.

Liberty council, JUNIOR Oruer OF
unitea American Mechanics, Will hold
a meeting Tuesday night at eight
O'Clock IN Cersley's Han, corner of
Hull and Clopton streets, Swansboro
Az this meeting nominations for the
officers for the ensuing term will be
made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13

Automobile owners who want the
same machint number for 1911. as they
had in 1910 should get busy and cal
ON auto license clerk Hayes, in the Of
fice or the secretary OF the common
wealth. The licenses must be renew
ed by January I. or prosecutions will
follow. There have been more than
100 requests for numbers sent In by
mail and brought In by the autoists
and no numbers will be reserved, ac-
cordIng to Mr.. Hayes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Fire Loss II -

Hetween 900 And tk,004s
was done to the militia 0
Emporia by IRE last week,
to the report Of Colonal a
sey, of the adJutant gene0 :
who went to the Southafde
yestisate the extent o. en-
surance amounting to 44.t41l
ried on the armory. but slI4g
was also mortKaxed for TT
leaves the soldiers SS00 m
to start fund for the Gfl6
new armory. which will
COON, sS35
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
AnsMers Mr.. kxona,

Attorneys for Messrs. Miller & COM
pany have filed answer to the suit re.
Gently brought In the City Circuit
Court by Mr.. John Lyons who alleges
that the brokerage frm sold him out
without his consent. The company re-
pies that AIR. L.efs did not put UP
sufficient margin to cover the losses
and that the firm WAS not expected 10
cover the margins for him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Nance Wolff Maoistrate.

To MI the unexplred term eff Justice
n. w. Moore. resigned. Judge Witt, Of
the city Hastings Court, has appoint
ed Mr.. Gustav Wolf nfagistrate for
Henry ward. Magistrate Welt will be-
gin his duties Immediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
The Weather

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. fs.~>rN(~
night and continued cold. WeGM
fair as MI;
WASHINGTON, .. c., Dec. II
cast for Virginia: Fair to-nt04
continued cold; Wednesday xa11s q
temperature | north and west pU[
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
AUNT OF MRS. TAFT
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA

DECATUR, ILLS, Dec, Is.--Mrs.
Hannah H. Jack. an aunt OF Mrs. VIII
liam II. Taft. died at the home OF her
daughter here to-day. following con-
tirued illness OF pneumonia She was
in her ninetieth year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
Real Estate for Sale


IF YOU HAVE ANY LOTS IN THE
West End for sale OF suburban prop
crty list ZANE with us at once also
any farm property: we have 3 Gus
toner fer you now. AMOS & PolN-
DEXTfgR lilo 2 Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-13
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
crases

James Vincent became drunk and dis
orderly Monday night on the street.
He PIT up at the police station Monday
night and Justice Maurice handed him
q piIl ri s. Tuesday in court, which he
ppid