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Washington telegraph., 1911-08-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE

NorIcE is hereby given that by vltue
of : deeretal order Of the Hampstead
ChAneely Court made and rendered at
the May Adjourned term of the March
term, 1911, of said couit, in certain
cause therein pending, wherein l.. f.
Monroe was plaintiff and w S. Eakin and
Alice Finley, were defendants, and The
said Alice Finley was also cross. com
painant, | will sell on
Thursday, une %, 1911,
at the front door Of the court house in the
town of Washington, Arkansas, between
the hours for judicial sales; the following
described real estate situated in the
County of Hampstead and the State of
Arkansas, to-wit:
The South Half of the Northwest quar-
ter of the Southwest quarter and the
Southwest quarter of the Southwest
quarter of Section Fourteen (141 Town.
ship Fourteen T14l South Range Twenty
five (25) West, containing 90 acres,
more or less.
Washington telegraph., 1911-08-04
WARNING ORDER
In Hampstead Chancery Court, Sept,

In Hampstead Chancery Court, Sept,
term, 1911.
Sue Glin, Plaintiff
VS.
George Glin, Defendant.
The defendant, George Glin, is warned
to appear in this Court within thirty days,
and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff
Sue Gin.
II. II. WILSON, Clerk.
This-l0th day of July, l9l1.
Washington telegraph., 1911-08-04
Terms of Sale

Said property will be sold on credit of
three months, to the highest and best bid
der, and the purchaser will be required to
execute note with approved personal Sc.
curity, bearing interest from the date OF
sale at the rate of ten per cent per annum
until paid, and lien will be retained on
the land TO secure the payment of the
purchase money.
Given under my hand as such Com
missioner this 9th day of June, 1911.
234t j. S. MONROE, Commissioner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
. FRIENDS TRIBUTE To a wonTIIy
Cl'iiXirN. y

There lies critically i'll at his resi-
dcncc, 2l0I East Broad Street. one
of the best citizens of this city, and
one OF the most correct and conscien-
cious PUBLIC servants the municipal
government of l,ichmond ever had.
II is usually customary 10 wait until
the grim reaper Death has In bis re-
lcntless way taken from us those we
praises or eNtol their virtues aud good
shars.eters. but from one VINO has
years intimately, it is not deemed
amiss TO say this side Of tho Great
Divide what can so well be said after,
osientatious life much can be gain
cred that viii serve as useful lessons
for tho.e travelling on behind or COM
ing up in the march OF life.
Joseph Il. Batklns was born in the
good old county of Hanover about
seventy-siX years ago, and came to
lichmond with his parents when
Coy. Of eleven years, and has constantly
resided here ever since Living in the
East End. he attended several good
private schools conducted by MIR.
perkins ..nd others, acquiring the foun-
dntion for Il good non collegiate edu.
eat ton. When il young man he entered
the employ Of the we'll known firm of
Ii. * 4. B;irsamin. where he soon came
70 be regarded as irst class nc,
chanic, remaining in their employ and
doing some Or their principal work
until the breaking Out OF the war.
Upon being; examined for admission
into the Confederate Army he was
found To be affected With organic
heart trouble (Which. strange TO say.
after LAPSE OF nifty years, IS now
principally responsible for his pre-.
carious conditionJ, and his enlistment
was posi- pUncd for some Time, where
Confederate Arsenal, where lie assisted
In .nalting canister for the troops. Sub
acVucnily. he WAS transferred 70 the
hospital service and as steward helped
10 relieve many suffering person.
Later he was under rcGulsition from
Major i'nrkhll who had learned of
his splcrdid skill, transferred to the
Quartcrmcatcr's Department, where he
SERVED uiit. the end of the war. Dur
iiiS this time by the aid Of store
10 which he devoted his spare time.
ne supported his family, and 1t is said
tina he never asked for or received
any COMPENSATION Whatever from the
government. prcferrng TO practice
self denial rther than call upon gov
crnment that was strained TO meet It's
+ obliSations. Whenever necessary hu
also volunteered for guard duty around
the citN and served at times as u
member of the Home Guard.
Shortly after the close OF the war,
while in the employ OF the Improved
Gas Light Company, he WAS requested
by MIR. Gregory. Inspector OF Gas,
Republican, and prevailed unon by
Assistant inspcctor and thus begun
his long and faithful service with
The citSe The fact that he. AN ardent
Democrat, should have been selected
| by Republican. was in itself great
! trihute 10 his ability and worth. Upon
ING Change in the city government Mr.
John II. Knowles became Sunerintend-
licnt, aud he likewise. recognizing his
duty. retained him rs Assistant Inspcc-
| iVf. IN which position he also scrvcd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Doctors Pronounce
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Despaired Of Relief, But Was Re-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

near Belmont. spotsylvania county.
containing l45 acres. to S. A. Sanger.
Of Fairfax county. AIR. Johnson VIII
move to this city to reside. W
c. Ii. iIurkamp the we'll known
horscman of 'Boscobel," near this city.
has been invited TO oficiate as one Of
the Judges In tho class of hunters at
the National Capital Horse Show, al
Washington, May 4. 5 and 6.
G.. Moffet King. OF Richmond who
married Miss Garlic Lee Scott, OF this
city. has purchased of w. b. Bur
roughs. OF Washington. the latter's
farm on Potomac Run. in STAFFORD
county, near this city.
Miss Cora l.. Jones. daughter of AIR.
and Mrs. George b. Jones. OF Srotsyl-
rania county. near this city. will sail
with a party from New York on tile
steamer Rotterdam. of the Holland
American Line, on May 81, FOR Europe.
where she will remain for a year. and
probably longer.
g. Wistar Wallace Braxton, son of
Mrs Anna NJ Braxton. OF this city. left
here this week to sail for Bremen.
Germany, lie will travel in England.
Germany, France. Africa, as well as
other countries, before his return. lie
Will be gone year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
| ,lmore to yls!. relatlyos aur,ng Tao

timore to visit relatives during the
holidays.
Master rutherford Fleet. will give
delightful ess hunt on Monday TO
his lttle friends.
Joseph Potts. OF Moneys School.
Campbell. Is at home for the week end
Miss Agnes Wright has as her guest
Miss Marion Scott. of the Southern
Seminary, Petersburg.
Miss Smith. OF the Ashland High
School, is spending Easter at her
home In Barton Heights.
Miss Lou Rcdd has returned from a
visit to relatives In Hanover county.
Miss Martha Hughes has returned
from visit to Murtinsvillc.
Miss Grace Vest. of Richmond, Is
the guest of Mrs. W. G. Blanton.
Miss Stuart Blantou is visiting Mrs
j. T. Latham iii Richmond.
Parker Scott. who for number Of
years has kept a record of the arrival
of the little bird. Jennie wrcn." re-
ports her arrival this year OH April
IL. FIVE days earlier than In 1910.
At the meeting of the Young La
dies Literary Club on Thursday a de-
Hghtfuily interesting paper was read
on utilization OF Italy" by Miss Mar
joric ltipcr. Mrs. w. l.. Foy led the
discussion on current events Miss
llnogene Riddick was the guest OF
the club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
FSPOTSYLVANIA ROADS
ARE BEING IMPROVED
cnntrnct for Concrete Bridsc-Woman
Has Eye Removcd-Good
Hun of Fish.
F Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
isl Ell, V q M 4 rliil - A--llt

tji. TSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
Fred ericksburg, Va. April l5.--The
spotsylvanin county road board has
ewarded the contract for erecting "A
concrete bridge over Hazel Run OH the
now improved road, In Spotsylyania
county, not far from this city. The
board also awarded Il contract for
building a macadam road. Clio miles
in length from Gaylcs Run to spot
eylvania Courthouse.
in tho Corporation Court hero Judge
Goolrick granted a divorce 10 Mrs.
iliammet from her husband. Eppa liam
met. in the case brought hero from
Stafford county, to this court. lie al
lowed Mrs. Iiammct $3.50 alirnony, and
Air. Iiamnet is TO pay $40 attorneys
fec and costs The money is TO be
put in bank. and paid out hy order of
tho court. The court did not pass OH
Inc validity OF the deed from Eppa
Hsmme, TO his brother, which was
made and recorded OH tho eve of
Hammct's marriage.
Work on the new permanent sood
roads In Spotsylvania county is being
pushed RAPIDLY. The road from this
Hll be completed within tho next TWO
weeks. Work then Will be transfer
red TO what IS known as the PLANK
Iioad. running from this city 10 chan
ecliorsvnc, In spotsyivania county
Miss Martha billiard, Of This city.
mad her left cyc removed al tho Mary
Washington Hospital. \ became in
famed from street dust while She was
tn Washington scar ago. and SHE
lost the sight OF IT,, For fear or tho
other eye becoming aGectcd II was
necessary to remove the injured eye
Fish Of all kinds are running IN
gopdly numbers, and are being caugh,
in large Quantities In the Potomac anu
Iapraliannocll Rivers and their trib,i-
tarios. The quality OF the 0sl is i'm
proving. and large quantiues arc
brought 10 tliis market each day. Tw,
Very large German carps werc caught
ir a seine at Falmouth in The Rap
pahannock River yesterday. They
weighed thirty pounds each.
W. $ Johnson has sold his farm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
D0RMITORY AT A. & M.
RECENTLY COMPLETED
additional ACCOMMODATIONS for Stu
i dents-hnuunI inspection by
u. s. StaH Officer.


Raleigh. y. c.. April l5.--lt has been
announced from President Hills Office
that the addition of the two wings to
the dormitury. which was completed
in January. 1910. Will furnish .accom-
modations for ninety eight students
bringing the total number OF students
i'll this building Zip to EGG.
The annual inspection OF the cadet
battalion by an officer of the general
staff of the United States Army was
held on the old athletic field Thurs
day afternoon. Captain Simmons was
the officer detailed for this purpose by
the War Department.
At recent meeting OF the advisory
committee of the college Y. I'M. c. A.
May was set aside az special day
on which all the alumni of tho coll
lege Will be asked 10 raise the re-
manning amount necessary to secure
Rockefellers conditional gilt OF S2o.-
600 DIR. George Summcy, Jr.. OF the
English department. was appointed
treasurer of the campaign funds Dr.
Summcy, r. N. Simms, and General
G. a. Woodruff were reelected mem
bers OF the advisory committee. The
secretary. j. w. Bergthold, was unani-
mously elected general secretary for
the Incoming year
At recent meeting OF the Junior
class. III. p. Whitfield was elected man
aserr Of the class baseball team G. III.
;;Nnthony, has been elected manager Of
The freshman class baseball team and
W. L. Jewell captain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

regard and apprecia ton Of his inter
est, and on one occasion presented
h'rn with handsome gold headed
sane which he highly treasures for
the sentiments 1t Expressed, as well as
Tor US intrinsic value. Also, winch
ne lost his first wife some years ago.
thc% sent a beautiful floral design, ana
IN many other ways manifested their
kindly feeling for him. NIT
From the time he entered business
10 the time of his retirement. though
never drawing a large salary. he was
ever most particular about living
within hls lincomc and very exact
ABOUT ;'ie. prompt discharge OF every
debt created. and II has often been
his proud boast tina, lie never owed
any one a dollar, believing that The
laborer was worthy Of his hire and
should Immediately have same when
the service WAS rendered
some years ago he united with ST.
Johns Church. having. however. al
ways been q strong believer In tho
only true God, aud since then lie has
been Il devont member, though pre-.
vented for long time by sick ness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
delightful social hour delicious re.

delightful social hour delicious re.
frcahinents were served. each course
being daintily earnished with violets,
At tie conclusion of the afternoon
large olet-wrcathcd brides cake
was cut by the prospective brides. and
each guest presented with the proven
bal dream slice" as souvenir of
the happy occasion.
Receiving with Miss West were her
mother. Mrs. Jesse Felix West. Missea
Soulie Burt, Mary May and Nell Gray,
all OF whom wore handsome afternoon
toilets.
Among those present we're. Misses
Sally Fleetwood, Ruth SpratIey, Myrtle
H ,ilI,r NJ Nest, Dolly lludgins'
Maud Mayo, Florence Holt and Francis
Broaddns. and Mesdamcs Harvey
Fleetwood j. r. Baird. e. y. Burt. Ed
ward Chappell. Vernon johnson. {. l..
Smith, William Rountrec. Jasper Lit
tie. l.. o. Vaughan and George L. Eurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Services in the Churche
Unless otherwise noted In this column
the usual serr!ces will be held ct the
eustomaT~ hours By the regular pastors.

Elaborate musical programs. markiss the
close cs Lent and the celebration OF Easter.
n,ond churches. Especially attractive services
viii be held IN the Catholic and Episcopal
churches. Tho wells which have hidden tho
decorations In the Catholic churches Will be
removed. while the affairs VIII be banked
hch With masses OF flowers.
The pastors have selected appropriate
tories FOR their Easter sermons.
Though perhaps moro extensive than in this
ra:t the customs OF the season VIII bc
RED out in Richnond rs they arc observed
In ali parts 81 the civilized world
Special serviccs will take place between II.
and j o'clock this morning in the Allen
Avenue Christian Church.
special song service will take place to-
1ish; at S o'clock In the seventh Street
Christian Church There Will be a brief
talk by The pasio-. Rev. II. D. c. Maclach-
Revival services. which have been in FRO
trest 1or some time. In tho Clay Street
Services to-day IN hc First English
Iyanscical Lutheran Church viii be as
and ,eci,atlons rendered by members of the
Sunday school: II y NJ. sermons; p NJ.
Ll,hrr Leasnc: T. NJ. administration Of
the Lords Supper.
tcnsfy Methodist church. viii address nc
mems meeting this afternoon 81 o'clock
Ills suticct viii he ibid Jesus Rise from
thS Dead m ThD service viii orcn with
sho;t Illustrated sor- service. while the
musical program WIN nc carried out by the
ssoc!aticn orchestra.
pr ". h. courie. OF Palestine. viii he this
rpcaRer a; the boys meeting III the Y. NJ.
c. 4. at $50 o'clock Ills subject will be
.'soys Of the Holy Land.
Meetings will be conducted Al aud $50
u NJ III Tic l;as; Eud Union Gospel Mission.
Ncnahle aud Moshy streets sunday school
services liz The christian and Mlssionary
Alliance Hall ~ isS West Main Street. viii
take piacs NJ $50 and 7. NJ sunday school
"a; 2..h y. NJ. ii
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fr9 3,. altendIns servlce in etnrch.

from attending service III church.
-, When we SOC the record Of al'quirt.
f,nith'ully fearlessly and honcs,y .his
nu'E ~ That station in life TO which
IT hath pleased God 10 call him n
should serve as an Inspiration -
others, and the. people generals wouli
profit BY emuiatine such virtues il,
'he performance or their lifcs work.
Now. ere long the .hadcs Of cvcnin.
VIII shut out from view In this l,fn
this friend 10 honest labor and roo,i
government. whose life has really har,
prolonged by tho faithful attentions
Of his physician lDr. 4 & Brown ~.
and the constant and devoted care Of
his second wife. who was Miss Mars.
Mountcastlc, vet | can chccrfulIv ,cs-
thy that the future has no dread for
him. and while ilaturaliy he Will hats
70 leave his loved ones ana many
friends. yet he is resigned TO the IN,
nyitable. and he will 60 out from us
with the same brave spirit that.
coupled with a we'll defined faith ana
evidenced by a good, true life, has
sustained him thus far.
FRIEND AND ADMIRER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Gf)urct, y Aotlf.s.

NTERNATIoNAL Bible sTuDENTS'
Association. Liberty I1all. Broad and
Twenty NTH Streets. Preaching at
T. NJ. today by Robert Lee smith,
y. u. NJ. subject: What the Lord
Expects Of Thee"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
DOCK owner. I,rIur Sui,

Another suit growing out Of the re-
Geivership OF tho William r. 1rigg
ShipbuidinE Company was entered
yesterday In the Law and Equity Court
ny ioratio G. Lloyd and others bond
holders OF the William K. TriGg Com
pany, and us such owners OF the Eich
mond dock. against Warner Moore
and Thomas l., Moore. trading as war
ner Moore & Company. for damages in
me sum OF $4,000.
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MIss WEST sNrEnTA1Ns.
Dcttchtfui Event IN Honor Of Two
iiH I}ri,1Cs- l.1crf

Special TO The Times -pispat chl
Naverly Va. April i5.--On Friday
afternoon beautiful violet tea was
iSivcn 10y Miss Grace West at her
handsome home on Coppcrhaunk Ave-
mo. in honor Of Misses Soulie Bnrt and
Mary May. whose approaching mar
riaEeS have been announced
t lie whole lower floor was elaborate
" decorated in spring flowers the
riolci scheme being particularly em
nhasiaed in the dining room. After 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

Adam Ioiacont qualincd yesterday
before city Clerk Beh T. August as
bond in tile sum OF 81 900. lie entered
into discharge Of his dlteis at oncc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

trained animals from their British
neighbors and set about developing the
sport with distinctive American push
and fervor that soon began TO make its
mark. International mztches were soon
arranged and almost Seariy contests
took place between the experts of the
United KingdonT and those of the
wealthy leisure class in America, who
had become converts to the game. The
superior skill of the Englishmen, how
ever, proved too great test for the
American visitors, who year after year
went to an enormous expense in getting
together men, training and breeding
horses, and shipping their parapher-
SUCCESS of Americans.
The success of the Americans IN the
last international match is due as much
to their success in breeding ponies fer
the game as to their individual play,
and, during the last year, effort has been
made to perfect the equine department,
for it is realized that their success this
year will depend in a great measure
upon the excellence of their steeds. The
American team will face tneir English
rivals with ponies unsurpassed by any
in the world; among them is Harry
Payne Whitney's Cottontail. said to be
literally worth his weight in gold.
The probable 1ineups will be:
British-No. 1, Capt. L. st. George
Cheape; No. ?, Capt. H. H Wilson; No
8. Lieut. E. A. W. Palmes; back, Capt
J. Hardness Lloyd, captain of the team
Americans-No. 1. Lawrence Water
bury; No ?, ]. Monte Waterbury; No. 3
Harry Payne Whitney, captain of the
team; back, David Milburn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
LOUISVILLE MEET
TO COMMENCE TO-DAY

Louisville, Ky, May 13--With indi-
cation that conditions will be good, the
Louisville Jockey club viii open its
spring racing meeting at Churchill
Downs this afternoon with the Ken
tncky derby as the principal feature Of
the race.
The derby has attracted ten entries
but it is possible that not more than
seven will start With such horses as
Governor Gray, Meridian, Round the
World. Colston. Mud Sill, and
Jack penman entered and the likelihood
that all will be IN. the derby has
brought many visitors to Louisville
from all sections of the country
Governor Gray. judging by the prI-
vate bets. Is the favOrite but Round the
World Meridian, ColstOn and Jack
Denman also have been picked by many
as probable winners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
WICHITA OFFERS THE TEAM
$1,000 TO STICK TO TOWN

Wichita, Kans-, May eS--Local bust
ness men have offered manager Isbell
of the Wichita Western league baseball
club. a guarantee Of $4,000, If he would
continue here.
The agreement is that II ISbell fails
to show reasonable profit at the end Of
the season this sum will be turned over
to him Isbell is considering the prop
OSfffOn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13

of the style Of Cobb on the bases and
explains why he invariably leads mis-
league in the art of scoring runs. He
is simply in a class by himself as a
negotiator of the distance from plare
to plate Combining keen eye at the
bat with wonderful speed and inteHf-
gence and nerve to take every ch2nce
the instant that 1t is offered, he shines
above the average cautious and me :
chanical player like an arc light above
q candle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
Trousefa. Trouserss

Tailor made trousers for less money
than you can buy the ready made store
pants. Fine assortment of uncalled-for
tailor-made trousers, newest styles and
fabrics in white and fancy serges; also
blues. blacks, tans and greys, in checks
and stripes. Cali and see them. Pear
son. ITO Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
Hal Runs DIFFERENT RACE.

Ogden, Utah, May l3.-Hal ran an
entirely different race yesterday With
a price of to 1, he got off well, took
the lead and finished by more than
eight lengths ahead OF Valencia, the
odds-on fayorite which was beaten for
second place by Royal Stone. Sir Barry
won with ease the feature event Of the
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
BOWLING.

The Easter and the Austin teams were
the winners of the bowling games in
the Shelter league at the Cactus club
Friday night. The Easter team rolled
50 more pins than their opponents. but
the points for the game were split
evenly.
The Crftchett team was the victim
for the Austin bunch which won by a
margin Of Al pins The winners took
three points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-13
PLUGGING UNDER THE BAN.

Baltimore. Nd, May 13.-The first
disqualification of the Pimlico meeting
occurred when Plugging, which Won the
second race. was put under the ban and
August Belmont's Dragnet placed first
The Linstead steeplechase was one Of
the features: Jimmy Lane low cred the
two mile track record over the jumps
to 1858 2-5. There probably will be no
meeting at Electric park because OF OBJ
jections by the Maryland Jockey club.