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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-15

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@riinoultg ser Mag11o Gborto go6
es Stootgemein0er, mel6e oenuitig
boten, Oie 2olt, einen gertreter ms
Earlalnel1t 81 ldicfen uno SIT berpfle-
gen, tbnen ob5unebmen, oennl Die
oonlolige Solfsfroft Log benin BE-
m~affnetelt Ioel. 9lltf oem Sattel
friegerii6er 9 orone mlroe oaS tor
fe aino Ser engliI6en Gerfoliung
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Sron1peten ulo fpieber1toe &o1ie!"
9as flinet uniern b%eutigen Oh
rem ltngetpobnt> ober ri6ti9 it's.
s(lls oieien @orten iprift cine l1r=
gelnein flare, ri6tige @eififtsouf-
foiiung. l1no 10 nor mo rihtia
ipie er %urteilt, 10 folgert er oll6 Gr.
propbe5eit iogor ridtig, mas Die
Wfeiiten 0 nns ni6t fornen,
trotoem Mrs a1e immer mieoer
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miro utto m1B uns fon1tit1ieren"
lagt er. IS giebt fonltit1tierenOe
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tage giebt. Inner gegennortiger
&rieg, pOer iagen mir beiler,
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miro cine blutig idone &ornllen-
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5lt elmer eroBortieen &onititliaute
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miaionenrei6 5lpii6eh Dem Ji6ein
nno Dem Hrut6, mnB aus oiclem
&riege Deer oieier &riegsreibe fin
immer %georonet b%ernorgeben. Die
tiefen S6Goen ibrer 3uitanoe ba-
BEN ben &rieg acknowledgement. als
cine 2iige fat iid Die oiplomotilde
Siftion erpielen, BOB Elm 5erbr5del-
tes 0euti6Iano gum europaii6en
8lei6gemiGte gebore, baB Selaer<
reid feinen moeren 9eruf babe, ais
Den bes fonierpotipen StiQitonoes,
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lenidaft, = oie groberung Dor.
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REM I6er IN Il lie li6 ni6t ru6r-
ten, bareem Seiterreid nno 9eutld-
lano, i6einbar Ser Gube nnb Or
bolltng oieneno, in @irfli6feit ei-
nen epigen 3iin0ftoff oes &rieaes.
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fiiblte, 5upfte i'm 2aufe Der Sa6r-
bunoerte 0as Sieb5igmiQionem elf
on Soar urlo Bart, loear ser ipin-
5ige 0dne Ourfte es nod Dor fur3enl.
galo oie &beingren5e, baIo Sdles=
mtg=&ol1tein, alio ein feIter oelit.
ider 9eiit, itonoen ouf Dem Gteper.
toire nadbarli6er 3aubltaoten als
Sragen, cine 8eleioigung, mel-
die in alen flint 8eltteilen ii6t
ibresgleiden fat. llno oos nalnten
lie poIitii6es @lei6eemidjt. Sd
claude, Ser Studs nennt es leinc
eefabroeten SntereIien me1rn sic
@anie ouffliegen, ober politiide3
@leidaeipi6t, menn lie in eiltem
StaGe, Der ibm itets 5llgangli6 iii,
bemegungSunfabig eingepferdt iinol
nnier ~gegenmartiger &rieg miro u1b
muB ms fonitituieren."
@ie ri6tig NOR Dos propbe3eitl
llno mie fpenige baben bantlas Die
8erbaltniiie 10 rid)tig a%ufgefaBt!
9reiBig Sabre nod ieinem Gobe
eri6eint jebt 0ieie Sommlung bon
3eitungsartifeln. Wtoee lie ba5u
oienen, fem A%nbenfen inter bell
0euti6en mieber lebenbig 81 nlo=
hen. @r bat es beroient.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Bcalc--Thornton.

Tsnecial to The Timcs-pispntch
Wnverly. Va. March ID pfellS
marriage was solemnized at the&hoNe
Of Mr.. and Mrs.W. NJ. N. EIhornton,
near Lumbeston. sussex ounty, Va.'Eoh
Tuesday when Miss NlNaBelle.Ihornton
.hacn MO. the bridesSoI Julius ~, Bculc
5TI,e ceremony was impressively per-
formed by Rev. Mi. Williams. pastor
.IofSyYaverlys NJ. Il, Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
5Bcalc left over the Norfolk and Vest
ern road for Washington Baltimore
ana other Northern cities, after which
WILL return mud make Franklin
their home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
SAFE IN BUENos AYREs.
capta,n ana crew Of schooner Edsa

ICaptnin and Crew OF Schooner IidEa|
RIOS. Mt Last Heard From.
ESPECIAL to THE Times Dispatch.J
Norfolk. Va, March 10.---Cap1
IReuben CULLEN, master, n the q
of the schooner Edgar G. Ross d
landed at Buenos Ayres and are
pected to return to 1.-The United ST
as soon as they can secure passage
This news same in a brief cables|
from Captain CULLEN to his famil1
IIewes. Del, and is true beyond q
ton. The master does not soy how
reached 5Buenos Ayres, but seafa|
men say that it is safe to say tlla|
and his crew were taken of the !
in midocean by some sailing vel
which landed them at the South al
team port.
1t is almost as though these men
risen from the dead. Their scho|
was wrecked in the storm Of last
cember. and subsequently, was sig
adrift, with no n aboard,
have been several rumors that thesd
had been taken off. but proved +
and the families and friends OF
mariners had almost sabandoned%aA
when there came a report someAw1
ago that an italian steamer, which
ported sighting the Ross. alsoSrepo|
that from signs aboard her@the q
appeared to have been taken on 4
passing vessel.
Tho news Of the safe arrival
these men at Buenos Ayres cal
many in the marine district here u
soverjoyed to-day. Captain CULLEN
his family have many 3friendSMSh
abouts.
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to- q o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.
Those receiving were Mrs. a. j. Mon
taguc. Mrs. Simon Syclo. Mrs. y. A.
Brown Mrs.. p. IL White and Mrs. Raab.
TIE Daughters were invited to the
Home Tor an Informal reception and to
inspect the renovatlons and improve
ments recently made.
Richmond Chapter Wednesday morn
ing passed d resolution that q letter
he written to tho Virginia Legislature
urging 1t to make tho appropriation
necessary for tho continuance OF the
work OF the Keeper OF Confederate
Records.
a motion was unanimously carried
that a badge OF the Richmond Chapter
be presented to Mrs. jacob Van Dorcn,
of Albemar1e, In recognition OF the
splendid work done by her for the vlr-
Einta Daughters, and in memory OF her
Industrious father, Commodore Matthew
Fontainc Maury.
An honored visitor at Wednesdays
meeting was Mrs. James Halsey, of
Philadelphia. founder of the General
Dnbney Maury Chapter. Daughters OF
Confederacy. OF that city.
i ClnDses at Centenary.
a1iss Angie Manning Taylor, who
conducted Bible classes in st. Paul's
Church nj the Second BAPTIST Church,
Richmond, several years ago. returns
for two weeks of similar work In this
city, under the auspices of the Woman's
Interdenominational Missionary Union
of Richmond. This series Of services
will begin March il in Centenary Meth
odist Church at II o'clock, continuing
daily until March Is at the same hour.
During the following week. from March
Fl to rs. the services will be held at
the Church OF the Covenant at 4:3O p.
M. Miss Taylor Will be the guest OF
Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Stewart, 1881
West Grace Street.
These womcn's services were largely
attended when Miss Taylor visited
Richmond before.
Pass-Ynnccy.
A very pretty wedding was cele-
brated on "Wednesday evening at 1850
O'Clock. Rev. George w. Mcdaniel. D.
D., officiating. when Miss Pallie Frances
Yancey. of Roxboro. n. c., and James
M. Pass, of Columbia. S. c., were mar
ried. DR.. j. c.. Walton was best man.
and Peter Hall Walton ave tho bride
away. After March IL. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pass will be at home in Roxboro.
N. G.
Surprise Party.
Miss Lola White was pleasantly
surprised at her home, 915 East Mar
shall Street, last night by about thirty
friends.
Among the guests were friends from
Norfolk, Baltimore. Washington, Pc
tersburg and other cities, who were
visiting in the city.
The party not onl. took along a
large fund OF good cheer. but musical
Instruments. good things to eat and
cards were also taken, and each con
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
OPPOSITION TO "RING.y
Fight Will De Made ON Administration
Forces in Norfolk.


Forces in Norfolk.
[Specialt to The Tilnes-Dispatch.
Norfolk. Va, March 1O.-Politicali
gossip Is already stirring among the
leaders Of the various wards OF the
city. and 1t is expected that the pres
ent administration forces. known as
the ring. will have strong opposition,
at least In some of the doubtful wards.
That there is little hope Of doing more
than making inroads into their strength
is also admitted.
From an unbiased Viewpoint there
seems to be little or no danger of the
..ins' being turned out at the coming
election or their power seriously im-
paired. With the FIRST. Second and
Fourth absolutely sure to them. with
every indication that they have the
Third and Sixth and q better lighting
chance than any opposition In the other
wards. the administration seems safely
in%trenched.
This year a member OF tho Council
from each ward n two Controllers
are due to be elected. That the oppo-
sltion will deyotcs its efforts to tho
election of a Controller is admitted by
the leaders. hut the administration is
confident of taking car Of these men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

EEs9EzEE HaEs N3FHAE F3tf5W5STEA
PLY together. Many thought that for rea-
sons OF policy they would not invite the
publicity of court proceedings.
It is now almost certain that Mr.. Az
Liberal party and retire as prime minister.
He Will be made a peer by King Edward.
III the present program Is carried out, and
find a scope for his ability in other chan
aeis.
Within, two weeks the premier is said TO
have offended King Edward by appearing
before him too often after having lunched
well. but not wisely. He came to ask y
tain the governments hand IN the matter
of abolishing the vote in he House OF
Lords.
II will give you no pledge said the
King tartly. but I advise you. sir. to take
one
The very fact that Asquith is to be made
a peer Is likely to delay h legal steps
toward q separation. Mrs.a.Asoutth is en-
tirely too ambitious to lose the opportu-
nifty OF becoming a peeress. She has icrt
for the Continent. and tho report Is that
during her absence the first move for q
separation will be made.
Many things contributed to the domestic
~uuhappiness Of tho .Asqulths. Matters have
reached<such an acute stage hat.no&s sooner
does the premier arrive {at8the official resi-
denco than the Wife packs her trunks and
leaves for tho country.
Mrs. 4Asqulth's eccentriclties andaWant OF
tact are Offset by Mt. Asqplth's irritabil!'y
great ladies" Of the Liberal party attend
official functions at tho house OH Down
Ing Street. but they do not call informs
ally on Mrs. AsQulth later. They have
learned from experience that she takes no
pains to conceal her boredom when she 10
not with her small and equally eccentric
3set. hi,
The wife's friendship for Maud Allan. the
dancer, has bean tho cause 81. more glnan
ono family squabhle. Miss Allan has "a
great influence over the prenaier,s vile, anu
has had her social support despite asc'rcle
OF sfrowns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
NOT TRY TO
RAISE LICENSES
Tax on Saloons in Petersburg
Will Probably Remain
as 1t Is.
MRS. CAROLINE EANEs DEAD
To Enlarge Scope Of Fair to Be
Held During
Fall.
Times Dispatch Bureau.
1903 North Sycamore Street,


Petersburg, Va. March 10.
So far al known, no effort will be
made by the ~anti-saloon forces to have
liquor licenses In petersburg increased
the coming year. The retail license to
sell liquor is now $3.50, and there are
thirty-two saloons in the city, nn av-
ernge of about one saloon to every
1000 Inhabitants.
Death of Mrs. Enncs.
Mrs. Caroline Dpps Eanes. after q
long period OF feeble health, passed
quietly away at her home on Grove
his morning about 4 O'Clock.
She had passed tho age OF four-score
years, beloved and respected by all VINO
knew her. Her long life was spent IN
Petersburg and h was known 10 Q
large circle of friends.
Mrs. Eancs was the mother of George
5Eanes. for some years City Sergeant OF
petersburg aud 4 Democratic leader IN
the exciting political days of the past.
She was also the mother of Captain
Henderson Eanes, who was for years
Chief of Police OF the city. She Is;
survived by one son. Detective David
r.. Eanes, of the police force, n leaves
a number OF grand and great-grand-
children
Personul and otherwise.
Moses r. Saal, a former prominent
merchant of Petersburg, but for sew
eInl years past a resident OF New Orr
leans, has been in the city several days
greeting old friends.
The Wednesday, Music Club had a
pleasant open day meeting Yesterday
afternoon at the homo OF Miss Rosa
Heath, on Market Street. The piano
selections were from List, and the vo-
~calists sang folk one number OF
guests were present.
At meeting OF Petersburg Council,
Knights Of Columbus. last night, James
III. Bailey and F.. Nj. Dalton We're elect
ed delegates to the State convention TO
be held in Richmond on May II.
The fair to be held in PetcrsburE
next fall will embrace twelve counties
IN it's territory, instead OF three, as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
RECEIVER IS APPOINTED
Decision III Case Involving Nnlunt
lprONertY III IlmeA City.

Decision III Case Involving Valuable
Property In James City.
Especial to The Times loispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG Va, March 10,--JudGe
y. g. Tyler has rendered a decision
In the Injunction suit of Peter G. Han
son vs.. Clarence a.. Reaseclfer, enlnrS,
ing and perpetuatins the %tnjunction,
and appointing Herbert Dean. OF James
City, receiver. The suit Involves con-
siderable timber aud Other personal
on Erich Neck farm, In,
James City.
Governor ~. II. Mann will deliver an
81, at the meeting of the teachers OF
the Third congressional District, which
will be held on Marches and t26,
DR.. Robert w. BarnWeN, rector OF st.
tie haccalaureate sermon ut Militant
and Mary college on June s.
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was the case in the agricultural exh
OF last fall. And IT is designed
make it an educational fair,

was the case IN the aEricultura1sexh|
Of last full. And it is designed
make it an educational fair.
Jack Myers, youngest son OF n
Mamie G. Myers, and employed at
store of the Stockdell-AIyers Hardw|
Company, is a patient at the Petersb|
Hospital. Threatened with blood ri
oning. He accidentally stuck q %
ter in hts hand last Sunday. and
trouble has extended to the arm.
The Commissioners OF Election
to-day and canvasscd the vote cas-
Tuesday In the special election
Congressman from this district.
ert Trrnbuu received all of the
votes pollea in Petersburg No rel
have been received here from the
Gus counties in the district, bur
vote was very light everywhere.
Rev David Klein. rabbi of the u
Street Synagogue. in this city.
deliver the address at the Eagles,
mortal exercises on March 2l,
STEMS Orchestra. of Richmond,
furnish the instrumental music.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Mrs. Mary Ii, willlams.

[specialEto TheH' rlWles-I ltspateh.1 ~
Lynclibnrg, NN5a., March lO,----Nrs.
Mary IN Williams, widow or James
NJ Williams, died to-day after two
old, and was native
3of I.esb,lrg.. having lived here twenty
five years. She has two &Shrotlers,
Oscar and ~, W1 Harvey, the former
living tnSsLouaoNn& county.s$and the
other INN Washington N @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
Marriage License lssued.

[Speclalto Tho TlT1es-Dlspatch.J
Alexandria, va,,9 March &ln--A marrias go liz
scsnsq was issued by tho clork OF tho Cor
%poration Court this afternoon to Miss Re-
gPullin, and Joseph RFenw!ck,, both OF this
city, IT ii understood that tho couples wilt
.bo married as soon as a dispensatlcn cnnNbe
seruroa from Cardinal dlbbons.N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
TOOK MONEY FROM LETTERS.
General Delivery Clcrk in Wilmington
pOSt.O1icc Arrested,

General Delivery Clerk in Wilmington
Post-O1tcc Arrested.
EFT McAllister, twenty-nlne years old,
for the past six years general delivery
clerk In the Wilmington post-otHce. was
to-day by Post-Of1ce Inspec-
tors John C. Rooms and James B. Rob-
ertson, charged with abstracting let
tiers containing money and other valu.
ablcs and converting them to his own
use, his alleged populations covering a
period of several months. Marked
coins from a test letter were found on.
his person when taken into custody.
He Is a native of Indiana and was for
merly a private in the United States
Army
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
,Eccentricities on Both Sides Said
to Be Cause Of the Re
ported -Estrangement.

London. March 1o-The report that Prince
Herbert Asquith and his wife are
to seek ...iudicial separation" is no longer
but has become a favorite con-
vocational topic in London society.
While the news of an actual break came
known tina the Asquiths did not live hap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11
New IIotel at Grove.

[sppectalSta The Tines-Dtspato tell,
Crews, VA March ll0.-~-Tha new hotel
built by I'LL $Ollvcr mt ga cost or 10000
has been completed. amt Wlllsbe ready for
occupanSyaaby April y. &@S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Mrs. John NJ. Hull. of Tredericks-
burg, Is the guest of l,er sister. Mrs.
". y. Moncure. In Richmond.
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Mrs. Charles Johnson and Miss
Helen Johnson have returned to their
home in Christiansburg, after spend
ing some time here at the JEFFERSON
Hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Miss Louise Ernest. OF Portsmouth.
Va, Is visiting friends in this city for
a few weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Pritchctt have
returned to their home In Danyille.
after a stay OF some weeks in Hot
Springs. Ark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11


tributed her share to the evening en-.
tertatnment.
Miss White proved a most agreeable
hostess and was assisted by tho cx-
.cellent entertainers who were number-
ed In the party.
j. a. Jones furnished a solo WHICH,
was most enjoyable. Mrs. u. Lawson
accompanied Mr.. Jones on the piano.
Miss a. NJ. Perry, OF Norfolk, who
10 considered an excellent singer in
her home city, showed that she de-
served the reputation by rendering
several selections in a most pleasing
manner. Miss Lcola Powers, of BAL
timore, gave several rccitations. Mre.
e.. W. Murray also assisted in the
musical entertainment.
Among those present were the
Parents OF the hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. White, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Muir
Mr.. and Mrs. u. w. Griscolm, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles La. Rcvcira. j. u.
Byrne, G. G. Turner, Z. l.. McClan, j.
G. Jones. James Moore, NJ. j. Flynn,
Milton Harris. Thomas Farrar, OF At
lanta; J.. G. Jones, of New York Jo-
sepil Corners. of Washington, D.. CT;
Laura NJ. Berry, Miss u. Lawson. Miss
Nellie Press, Miss Julia Gcnevieve
Russell and Miss Grace Hutchison, Of
Washington.
In and Out of Town.
Miss katherine Dickson, OF Norfolk,
will arrive here to-day and will be
tho guest OF Miss Julia Joynes, on
West Franklin Street, for the week
end.
Mrs. James c. Smyth. who has been
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. F. G. M%eachain, IN New York, has
returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Pritchctt have
returned to their hoine In Danville.
after a t OF some weeks in Hot
Springs, Ark.
Miss Louise Ernest. Of Portsmouth.
Va, is visiting friends in this city for
a few weeks.
Mrs. John NJ. Hull. of Fredericks-
burg, Is the guest OF licr sister. Mrs.
w. D. Moncure, In Richmond.
Miss Miriam Norman has returned
to her home in Newport News, after
a Visit OF two weeks to friends in this
city.
Mrs. r. c. Wexford. Of Sabine
Hail. was n recent guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Frank 3. Guest. ut
"snowden.',
c. O'Connor Goolrick. who has been
spending several days in his city. has
returned to his home in Frcdericks-
burg.
Miss Mary King Nash has returned
to her home in Portsmouth. after a
and Wilmington, Del.
W. S. Weddell. OF this city, has been
spending a few days on business in
fredericksburg, Va.
w. Hill Urquhart, formerly OF Rich
mond. 10Y of Baltimore, Is the guest
OF his mother. Mrs. w. II. Urquhart. i'll
this city.
Mrs. Eugene blackboard, who has
been visiting relatives In Virginia for
some time. has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. James I. Rutnerfoord and
children. of Rock Castle, are the
guests OF Mrs. Young. ut 1000 West
Avenue, for several days.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and Miss
Helen johnson have returned to their
home in Christiansburg, after spend
ing some time here at the Jefferson
Hotel.
Miss Bessie Glinn. of charlottes-
vile. is visiting relatives in this city
for several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Miss Miriam Norman has returned
to her home in Newport News, after
a Visit OF two weeks to friends In this
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Mrs. r. c. Wexford, OF "sablne
HALL" was n recent guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Frank B. Guest, at
""~Snowden."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Mrs. James T. Rutherford and
children, Of Rock Castle, are the
guests OF Mrs. Young. at 1000 West
Avenue. for several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Mrs. James c. Smyth. who has been
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. f. g. Meacham, in New York. has
returned to the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

C. O'Connor Goolrick. who has been
spending several days in this city. has
returned to his home in Frcdericks-
burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

W. S. weddell. OF this city, has been
spending a few days on business in
fredericksburg, Va.
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Miss Mary King Nash has returned
to her home in Portsmouth, after a
visit of some weeks in Washington.
and Wilmington, Del.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

W. Hill Urquhart, formerly OF Rich
mond, now of Baltimore, is the guest
of his mother, Mrs. w. II. Urquhart. III
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Mrs. Eugene Biacktord, Who has
been visiting relatives In Virginia for
time. has returned to Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-11

Miss Bessie Glinn, Of Charlottes-
vile. is visiting relatives in this city
for several weeks.
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In n Out of Town.
Miss Katherine Dickson, of Norfolk,
will arrive here to-day and will be
tho guest OF Miss Julia Joyncs, on
West Franklin Street. for the week
end.
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81 will give you no PLEDGE said the
King tnrtly,. .'but I advise you. sir, to take
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1910-05-20

Robert VIII ur wifs and childrtn n
Of Catasauqua Pa. visited at tie
home OF MIS- Vyse this week,
Miles PeIton aged about 20 years
of Hawlry Ps. was droArtd IN the
Lackawaxen river last "Wednesday.
As he was sui jet TO epilepsy it is o.
sumed he was attacked with "a fl
and fell IN the water
Tue will of Paul Schanno, recently
proba.ed. devises all his estate real
and personal to his wife and names
her sole xscu:rix.
Andrew Yrtier of Blairsfown lo~i
his pet parrot this week. The mrd
was 30 years old and had been in biz
family IA yesrs.
The Erie expects 70 use the fOuy
track cut thru Bergen Hill tomorrow
The tunnel will be used exclusively
for freight
Cbe County Commissioners are re.
pairing the bridge across the Sawkili
at Strubles mill. The abutment
gave way. A concrete bridge across
the Styx 10 Sussex county built IL
1908 and costing $4,000 is falling
Probably bad foundation and that
is what allied the one here.
The saw mill Of the Kimble Lum
ber Company together with lot Of
new machinery, at Kimbles wa
burned Wednesday night.
J. NJ. Haley and family of Brook
lyn, former sunmer guests here. are
new occupying the Warner house on
High Street
w. A. Ryder attended the funeral
Of his mother in law. Airs. Kerchie7,
ut Westchester last Sunday.