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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Irnnnnil In Hume

Rome, December 25.-Christmas pay
passed off TRANQUILITY at the Vatican.
where Plus X, after pontihcating at
early mass before specially invited
quests, spent the morning quietly in
his private apartments with his sis
tiers and his niece. Later he saw some
OF his household and the Secretary of
state Cardinal Merry del Val. who
wished TO renew their greetings but
an of the audiences We're of "a private
character.
His Holiness received messages and
greetings from sovercigns heads of
States high cccIesiastics and promi-
nent laymen from all over tho world
he personally read each of these. and
VIII himself reply TO many of them.
~ court there were no official re-
cepttons but the presents of the King
and Queen to their respective house,
holds were distributed, and the family
of Their Majesties, now comprising
four Children had tree, over which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26

Providence, r. l., December 25.-Not.
withstanding recent redtstricting OF
the State, the General Assembly OF
Rhode Island, which convcnes on Jan
uarT 3. will be strongly Republican.
y successor to the seat in the United
States Senate made vacant by the
declination of Nelson w. Aldrich to be
a candidate for reelection, is TO be
chosen. The grand committee of the
Legislature will be composed Of eighty
seven Republicans and tifty-one Demo-
Gratis The only ayowcd candidates
now are Judge Lebaron e. Colt. of the
United States Circuit Court, and Henry
+. Lippett, a prominent manufacturer,
while a Democratic can
didate is Judge Arthur l.. Brown, of
the United states District Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
FuncruI of MIR. LanierI,n

The funeral of A. ID. I.anderL,tn -,
died Saturday night. Will take pIaoc
this afternoon from his residence. 1olI
West Franklin Street. The intern1ent
W.. be made In HOLLYWOOD Cemetery.
: ne services VIII be conducted by Rev.
=. .. GraVatt. rector of the Church of
the Holy Trinity, of which Mr.. Tan
derkin was a rnen,b,r - 4SNt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
LOOKING FOR HIS WIFE
Edward Palmer Says She J<idn.nne,,
Child md EIoncd

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
haltimore, Md, December 25.-Ed-
known throughout the south. and ,Intii
Lnl"e months ago a resident of Lynch
purg, va, appealed to the police here
TO-DAY, asking that every effort be
mace 70 capture his Wife, Mabel palm
ef' VINO, he charges, has eloped with
man from Petersburg, va, takgng
win her their seven-year-old sou
Mack Palmer. Mr.. Palmer told Chief
OF Police Farnan that his wife Kid.
ne ll, me child from the apartments;
u ms father In this city week ago,
ana that the last trace of them was
learned when the mother and how were
zen on steamer of the Bay Line,
oo Nm r. for r., Norfolk. va.
mat MS wife would return the child
or Jet him know OF their whereabouts
hui inasmuch as he has learned notI,in,
ne mas concluded that the mother has
no q, intention Of returning the chila.
PLAYER OF Petersburg, VA said SIr
falner tonight. Il had him arrested
~ Greensboro, y. c.. and would have
prosecuted him on a serious chars
i ,in " not been for my wife" he con
~, y have Information that he and
Mrs Palmer have been seen togethnr
on several occasions. ana all tbat
want now - the recovery or my boy,
:, p ne OF my children died suddenly ono
night while VIC lived IN Lyncibure.
M ~, occurred about three months ago."
me Palmcrs have been married f6nr-
a%en i, y ye =. and had four children, TWO
ono OF their sons. Winfield Scott wns
found dead IN bcd while thcy were
living at Lynchburg. Va
For many years they have boon trav-
niii,ITlG tnropgnont the country tn vaudc-
vic Mabel Palmer s wcnn known
n certain circles as spanish ,no
lancer she IL a handsome soIbrotto
WIN Wlnsomc manner Palmer Las
1eeh . performer ana manager. ana
~ ipurtceH years was clown with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
QUIET CHRISTMAS
FOR WASHINGTON
President and Mrs. Taft Spend
Day With Their
Family.
TRANQUILITY IN ROME
Pope Prcsidcs at Early Mass.
Then Passes Tine in His
Apartments.

Washington. December a5.--Christ-
mas in Washington was tho opitomc of
uuictnoss President and Mrs. Taft and
their family spent to-day at home, cx-
cept for attendance at church in the
morning. The President went alone to
the All Souls Unitarian Church, while
Mrs, raft. accompanied by Miss Helen
TAFT and Charley Taft, went to fash
Ionable St Johns Episcopal Church. =
tow friends dropped in ct the White
House during the afternoon to OK
change Christmas greetings
Most OF official Washington joined
in the quiet celebration OF the day.
The diplomatic corps observed The oc-
CASTOR appropriately. while the sew
rrai hundred members OF the two
houses Of Congress for. the most part
observed the day in their home States.
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No Fircyyork. pcrmi,tcd.

ISpeclal to The Times Dispatch.
Danville. Va, December 25.-Thc
quietly here. Yesterday the streets
We're alive with holiday shoppers, and
even until late Christmas Eve the
streets in the shopping district wore
filed with young people, blowing horns
the first timc in years fireworks were
not allowed TO be shot, but OH Monday.
hich VIII be observed here as Christ
mas Day. many pyrotechnlc displays
VIII be noted. All of the churches
nero to-day held special services. and
the excellent music rendered by the
NArlous choirs werc a. feature
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
GLIDEs FOR HIS LIFE
Gnrros Saves Himself After FIyin,
into Frozen Attitudes

Gnrros Savcs Himself After Flying
into Frozen Attitudes.
New Orleans, La. December %
Soaring above the clouds over Lake
Pontchartrain, his goggles so frosted
that he could hardly see. and with ice
gathered on his machine, Roland c.
| Garros was this afternoon finally
forced to glide to lower levels on ac-
! count of a frozen carbureter. He
broke the altitude record for the inter.
national aviation meet here by ascend
ing 1925 feet.
The F'renchman was seven miles out
over the lake. His engine began to
slow down when he reached his great
est altitude, AMI the propellers were
barely turning. A stop meant plunge
Into the lake.
After reaching lower levels. which
was done with a sickenng rush, ac-
'cording to Garros. the carbureter
thawcd and the engine started
The announcing bomb was blown by
the wind onto the big tent housing
SIX monoplanes, two biplanes and an
unfinished machine and the gasolene
supply. setting the tent afre. Only
the tent was damaged
Charles X. Hamilton had narrow
escape in his biplane during his first
ascent. He had circlcd the course
lltee times, When lHe vibration broke
two stay-bolts on his engine, allowing
the latter to work loose in the frame
Hamilton could. get no power and was
but'a few feet up when the accident
occurred, but by clever manipulation
of his planes he cleared the spectators. |
narrowly missed the outside fence, and |
In tho course directly in front |
of the Srandstand.
During the afternoon NIoisant made
an ascent of 5000 feet, and Rene Simon
made 1900 feet.
In tho five-mile monoplanc event race
Simon was the victor. making the dis
tanco in five minutes thirty-f!vc sec
onds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26

ESPECIAL 10 Tic Times Dispatch.1
:, fredericksburg Va, December %
To-day in this city was little different
from the usual Sunday. except that
special services We're held in ali of the
churches and there We're elaborate mu-
steal programs in most of them. The
services were we'll attended ST.
Georges Episcopal Church is the. ONLY
church in the city that has yet held
us Sunday school celebration. This
was done last night, when tho chill
drcn gathered, sang carols, heard the
announcement of prizes read, ana re-
ceiNed bags of good things, and many
received special priZes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26

Savannah. Ga. December a5.-Aisrm-
ed by the silence of James O'Hara.
who came TO Savannah several DAYS
ago. and had not been heard from by
his family, O'Hara's father and brother
came here to-day from Lumpkin, Ca,
neared Savannah, 1t ran over white
man, inangling both his legs and frac-
turing his skull. The two OHaras
left the train to see the victim. and
recognized him as James O'Hara. It
is said he win die.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Ez17;;!ZI.1li1sllZl sAZ MUSICAL

, or, said Miss oppcnhcimcr. Ills
man who stood by tile ladg side ia
splendid housekecper. and they haIs
zen bright children. the Oldest a fsiri
aH itend 5h gd, years. An of school ago
ca,,sn s 81 regularly and there is no
a .,'a or complaint. 'Tony's' arrost
f mas accidental, and Pm sure the Of
ie! ..s,;, VIII not be repeated"
r,,l Mha ao, does tho father do?" asked
day" earns Sl'do
=, W. Mh ,ii1il further questions the boy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
DEATHS

ELsANklaNStIIP-DI suddenly, of
pneumonia Saturday. at sos South
laurel Street. G. C. BLANKENSHIp,
Iorty-three years old. He leaves two
chlidren, q mother. three brothers
and five sisters to mourn his loss
huneral THIS (Monday) AFTER
NOON at 3 o'clock. Interment in
fslverview Cemetery.
LANDERK at his residence
i0l1 West Franklin Street, at ii r.
NJ SATURDAY, December "a, 1910, AN
Sci D. LANDERSIN.
Funeral THIS (Monday) AFTER
NOON at o'clock from tho resi-
at her residence, 2o2
West Clay Street. December FL. 1910
at 3 o'clock ,s,ie ?, NJ, MARY ANN, be-
loved wife of Thomas O'Bricn. She
Is survived by her husband and ave
tGaushters-Mrs. John T. Black, Mrs.
Ihomas A. Carroll, Mrs. James III
l'ugan, Misses Margaret T.. and 40
mes T. OBrien -
Funeral from st. Peters Churc,
TUESDAY at 10 A. M Friends arrd
acquaintance are invited to attend,
d0J.o5kER--.Died, at his residence, 4t2
west Main street, December 5.1o1o
AZ ll:a5 r NJ, HENRY C. HOOKER.
aged forty years. ~
Funeral notice later.
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Pcnccmnkcr Murdered.

Camden, \. j.. December 25.-Aibcrt
iibbs, a white man. aged thirty years.
was murdered to-day while returning
to his home on South Eighth Street
Hibbs saw two negroes lighting and
larger of the lighters threw IIibbs to
the pavement and drawing n razor. all
most severed his head. killing him
instantly. Clement Railway. who lives
In Il negro settlement in South Cam
den. was arrested on suspicion of
knowing something about the muir
der
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Dninnrcd hy Lire

ISpecIal 70 The Times-Dispatch.
DanNille, Va, December 25.-Thc res
lldence of i. w Townes. on South Main
street was slightly damaged by fire
Yesterday afternoon. The fire started
M one OF the upstairs rooms and oc-
ltre was confined 10 one room. though
more or less damage was caused bv
water and smoke. The loss is covered
by insurance. w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
CrnncI Lx .Ien1nn.r

New York, December 25.-In III of
1 insane Jealousy to-day following a
Rose, a watchman wrecked his dat
ike nladman then shot and fatally
wounded his bride OF three months, Al
slle lay on the floor he turned tho
r r, on himself and ended his life.
wife year his senior. 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
scotin IL SIcbtcd.

New York, December 25.-Battored
by storm and wave. tho schooner
Scotia. of Isloboro. Mo, more, than n
month out on Il trip from Chchaw to
New York, was sighted yesterday nobn
eleven miles southsoutheast of Barne-
CAT by Captain Uowes. of the freight
steamer Itasca, which arrived here
day from Philadelphia. Capt. Howcs said
that the Scotia's fore and main rigging
had been carried away, the main boom
was gone, and she was leaking badly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Drints pint Of I.Iauor, DIc,.

mother was at church this morning
nve-y car-old Michael Dedaise climbed
on chair and took from "a closet u
bottle Of whiskcy. lie drank more't than
Dcdaise returned she found tho child
on the floor In ,convulslons. A ply
sean was summoned, but all efforts 10
save the lad were unavaillnE, for he
died in half an hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Newspaper Man IxilIcd

Xenia, o., December 25.--Ifis body
lltorhlly roasted and his room filled
capinS from an ovcrheated stove. d.
NJ IlnSley, representative of the bust
ness department OF the Cincinnati
llnes-S tar, was found dead in a hotel
lo.uay. Appearances Indicate that the
nun was attempting to dress himself
wheh he was overcome by tho fumes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26

Mexico City, December 25,-Twenty-
lhrec officers. "a cadets ana fourteen
musicians of the JapaneSs navy spent
n.,nristams Day as the guests OF the
Mexican government
ADMIRAL Bokuri Yashur! and his men
"cre received by President DiaZ this
morning In the afternoon they at
tended bull fight. and at night were
guests OF honor al dinner given at
the japanese legation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
DYNAMITE LETS GO
Intended for Celebration, 1t Kills One
nf lcrr 4

Beaumont. Texas. December 25-As
a part of their Christmas celebration,
Robert Harrington and a companion
planned to explode quantity of dy-
mantle near Orange, Texas Tonight.
1t was their plan to convey the explo-
sive in a buggy to n point several
miles from Orange The iostling of
the vehicle, however, caused prema-
ture explosion. and as a result Fer
rington is dead and his companion
badly injured
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All necnr,l. nroLa.

charleston, S. c.. December a5.--With
over sixty arrests for ali sorts OF
crime. christmas Day saw the records
OIL the local police broken. Negroes
were CHIEFLY responsible for the fights
were sent to the hospital. Fotfr viii
PROBABLY not recover. OF these two
are white. wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
I,ccluac IL Murderer.

Wtst NGWt0n. Ia. December 25.--
John iNulger, u reclusc. was found to-
day murdered In a slanty near here.
where he had made his homo for the
past ten years. His right arm was
severed and a deep cash cut in his
lay nearby. besmeared with blood Tho
motive Is supposed to have been rob-
berry. There Is no clue to the muir
dcrcr, '
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Biplane Is Destroyed.

Dover Eng December a5.---Claudc
Grahame- White, who had narrow cs.
cape from serious injury week age
in an attempt to ny across tho English
Channel for the Baron dc Forest, prize
OF $4,000. met with n further mishar
to-day. He was ready to make sec
ond attempt for the prize when his
now biplane caught fire and was de-
Stroycd
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Ing, when his horse took fright, throw
Ing him from the buggy and dragging
him n considerable distance.
Two hours nfterward, his father 70
celved word. while attending church
services, that the barn on his place ii,
Fairfax county had been destroyed by
fire.
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Observed ouietlx

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Christmas was observed in n Quiet
way to-day, the dav being real, old
fashioned Christmas. Tomorrow will
DC observed as the holiday, and there
VIII be a general suspension OF bust
ness in all circles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Shot rh., rl

New York;. December 25.-Jacob Mad
Ter puE!list. who. as Terry Brooks"
Claims the lightweight Championship
in row over 81 Joseph Nierenbcrr
was locked up charged with the shoot
ing. Nadler Is not fatallY hurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26

The Identity of the steamer Ratio
reported sunk AZ the mouth of tho
Escaut, or Schc1dt. as IL is more com
monty called, has not been definitely
ascertained. A number of steamers
baltic arc. registered, tho most impor-
tant of which IS the White star Iinor
This vessel, however. sailed from Now
York December o. There Is n Swedish
steamer Baltic and a Norwegian steam
steamer ltasca, which arrived here TO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26

VHerbourg. December 25.-1hc mu-
hicipallty of Cherbourg arranged an
! ntsFesting entertainment for the
american b1uejackets to-day. This in
Guided torchllght parade and a
Christmas tree. souvenirs being dis
tributed to each OF the men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Dinner for prisoner.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Lynchburg. Va. December 25.-The
thirty-tWo "risoners in the city iail
We're Were today given a turkey dinner
M W. an OF the Christmas accessorioa
,.lty Sergeant Johnson being mFne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
snilor. ca1el,.n4a

Brost. December 25-Christmas Day
was celebrated by the sailors OF the
third division of the United States At
iantic fleet with elaborate festivities.
Ihey were the guests at dinner of the
sailors of the naval depot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Adam. sherman Hill neod

boston; December 25.--Adamg Sher-
man liill, professor emeritus OF ihe-
apFlc ana oratory at Harvard Univer-
slty. and the author Of notable books
on rhetoric, died AT his home here To-
Gay, aged seyenty-aevcn years.
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STUDENTS SWING
ON FIRE ESCAPE:
-ntcrnities Lose Everything.
CONTINUED From First Page.)

| Fratcrnities Lose Everything.
! On the top floor of the burned wing
We're four fraternity halls, in two OF
which celebrations had been held on
Saturday night. The Greek letter So
cictics lose valuable furniture and col
lcctions which were highly priced
a meeting of the finance committee
of the board of directors of the college
was held at the home of President
Boatwright yesterday afternoon to con-
slider the situation. T. C. Williams,
lr was chairman. Other members of
the committee present ware Lieutenant
Governor j. Taylor Ellyson, president
of the board of trustees; Dr. Il. W.
Boatwright, president of the college. A.
W. Patterson, vice-president of the
board: DR.. Charles II. Ryland, secre-
tary; Colonel Thomas Branch McAdams,
eX-Govcrnor y. j. Montague, Rev w. C.
James and Rev. w. l.. Ball.
The committee authorized President
Boatwright TO lease dormitories in the
neighhorhood for siXty-nine students,
renting such buildings as may be
necessary, and to provide for five lee
ture halls. put out of commission by
the wreckage of the central building
Thanks to Fircmcn.
President Boatwright was also au-
thorized to send a letter of thanks to
the Richmond Fire Department for
valuable services rendered, with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26

Wilkesbarrc. Pa. December 20
James Mcdonald. aged fifty wears. was
burned to death to-day during n
celebration. A lamp over
turned and set fire to McDonald's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Prisoners Rclenson

hoanoke, Va. December 25.-Chief
Of Police II. \. Dyer this morning
turned dozen offenders out of iaii
S Mirhout trial, so they could spend
CHRISTMAS Day with their families
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
4 Day Of Calnmfties.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.1
Alexandria. Va, December 20
Charles S. Howell, son of Charles w.
Howell, of this city. was seriously In
jured in a runaway accident this morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Valuable Papers Lost.

Among valuable papers lost Is a man
uscript alumni register which had beer
prepared for printing, and represented
man. months of work.
Prompt offers of aid were received
from several other institutions. The
Railway Young Mons Christian Asso-
citation offered it's building. The fac
ulty of the University College Of Med
icine, which was burned out Of its homo
at Twelfth and Clay Streets just year
ago this week, met yesterday at l
o'clock and passed resolutions offering
the use of its class rooms and labora-
tories, rendering its sympathy and ap-
pointing as committee to cooperate
with the college authorities III securing
quarters DR.. W. Lowndes Peple, DR.. j.
Allison Hodges and DR.. Kosher w.
Miller. The committee later waited on
President Boatwright.
Professor Metcalf, Professor Gaines
and DR.. Garnett Ryland, the latter a
son of DIR Ryland. secretary of the
college, himself a graduate of Rich
mond College, and now professor al
Georgetown College, Ky, were particu-
larry active in saving objects of impor-
lance. their knowledge of locations and
Of what was of worth being indispen-
sable But for their efforts the loss in
personal effects would have been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
THREE MEN ARE KILLED

fihiohcd bcncntIi lcnginc When +,
Turns Over.
:, Greenville. Texas December 95--
Three trainmen. Thomas a. Cox. cnri.
nt !, Z. r. Henderson, fireman and
when Il freight train OF tho NILSSON,
Kansas and T,yas Railway was do.
railed at Greenvllle to-day. The men
were pinloned beneath t;le Overturned
engine and scaIdcd to death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
TWELVE LIVE ON s1.35 A DAY
Have Plenty, Too, investigators Tells
t InCrcilulnuA Court.

IncrcluOus Court.
Pitlsburs. December 25,--A tale OF
thrift was unfolded in tho luvcnile
Court by Miss Mamie Oppenheimer, a
probation officer who told Of a family
of twelve being supposed on an in
she did not disclose. Miss Oppenheirner
told the story when She asked Judge
Cohen to allow Antonio Elf, aged ten
years, to go home. He was arrested
for being in the streets late az night;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-26
Mnny visit ruins.

| BY o'clock the north wing was but
! 4 smOldcring ruin, and two hours later
| the last fame had died down TO q pile
OF smoking ruins, Thousands of pco-
pie visited the campus during the day,
and in the crowd outside the ropes
| there were many conjectures as to the
| GAUGE. Stories of an overturned lamp
| we're told among the students. but
could not be traced to their source.
/ President Boatwright said that the
matter would he carefully Investigated,
but that In advance OF any investiga-
ton he would prefer to make no asser-
ton MS 10 the probable cause, as he
"aS unwilling to impute any blame
who're II was not clearly established,
Long cracks developed In the walls OF
we burned portion as tho wreck cooled,
and later In the day Building Inspector
htck ordered the space around roped
on nptil tho strength OF the remaining
"alla can be established, They will
pfoDabIy be ordered down to-day
Come to Flrcmcn's Aid.
Tho ircmen fought In freezing
weather. coated with leo from head to
root Kindly disposed ncighbors sent
DN' pplE Of Htcainng coffee, and more
ihal' on" West End citizen went hack
rome tnd brought out his bowl of egg
hpE 70 ebeer on tho ilrc fighters.
i@lot on when tho light had been won
2hh lhefc remained nothing but to wet
4"Wh Inc building and watch for any
hpHilnK lame, other citizens brought |
w ilrrmetl boxes of their Christmas
'kHfH Toward midday tho tircmen,
@eatS WITH g mornings work. went
NbHe IN" student body carried back
tH2HsApda of books which had been
S'4FH"i on thn grass, and later hold
= Hbfh Hash. meeting, passing resoln-
'tenF Occurring that no university In
,M WpFia lad had II more glorious
sntlSliaAh bpanrn and TINT no Egyptian
:. lifhHF ihh over before been honorcd
hisR ~ iiapnslnE ana costly a-funcral,
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CHRISTMAS DAYOF
MANY ACCIDENTS


~
wagon threw him forward with his
,, ,.'.!t on, the dashboard. where he hum
before stablcmen realized his condition
a al went TO HIS rescue. He was thirty
iiVc years ola, and married.