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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-02
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-08-02

WEEKLY EXCURSIONS =.
Wednesday EVENINGS
From .'une 1 to Angus |
Leave Brnuswick :. :. =. 500 n. m.
LeaTe Ocean Pier e.. =. ..11:00 p m
Special steamers to connect with
many excursion trains at Brunswick
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
PUBLISHERS
 ARE INDICTED
lBy Alaska News Bureaul

SEATTLE May g3-The Grand glry in session here yesterday re-
 ued indictments for criminal libel against Col Alden J. Blerhen, Clar ,rec Ere.bsu and Chaurcy Rayhbm ot Che Seattle Times and they were .staE later Last utshr however they were an released without bail
 There wore two other indictments asaust Col HIegher one for con -acy and the other for pardcipa- ton in He. dance hau graft in eoU- neetoa witch Clarence Gerald and others.
 Uraseeu.rg Attorney Murphy would no, sign Che indictments until n. vas ordered Co by Judge Main
 AUdaylts have been filed in Che yanqerstar case claiming Jba, the Grand Jury which indicted him was improperly drawn. and also showing
 a prejudice was used in securing tr. indictments
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
ID MAKE WAR
 ON NADER0
By HIa=Ea N.r5 HareaHI

ETAREE May According H afr...s received here H. rebellion iH Mexico s far from understood from #rv..r "
 ai..Hrarts @ make war nr .rI Ha.0-n
 TH.r. w HT F.~-r
 yesterday Ha -E Hl HT. .rar signing ". which accounted tHar Che rebellion no. ..
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
ARE ID WAIT
 UNTIL JUNE 1

Special t- The u7I'F }'7sF7-I CORONA May rf.Ft an er..r. meeting or .Ha chamber rf --7f --.e ass rzr f.faf tl De rzr-1rs steps q. prevent a-g r-- coal q urrs--s .H-s rr-. s. Fred ur--e.. Comm toner ar .r. General Land Hr-
 r- Tn. .eI -rF impression a. Pres rHr. -.-r and ..a
 -ar.Hr are -HH -rr .r l. tr ra..r wr|s.
 for f.re-r
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
cHIrs FIRING CLERKS
 FOR FORMING UNION.

NNSHTNEToN Second Ass'z.an. .. master General Stewart frankly ar#aE be5rr. tha h0r.e committee .n inc e5vl service that clerks had discharged from the EoEernm6n. lee for activity In promoting the
 a.ou or trade union The .urEs were symove5 from Che Si Era office They were good clerks. Tar Stewart said but their bernie ms action" amounted Co insuhordi1. ar Oscar F. Nelson. president Of Postal Clerks dismissed from ia" srar service in Chicago because of
 ion a.tF.r. also was a witness
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
WILLIAM 6IMES
 BADLY BRUISED

William S5m.s. who Is driving .am for che Alaska Transfer Conn HnE me, with an a..H.n. which mu n.ana..ata him Cor ..# days
 he was severely. bruised |. S.mas was hauling a load brush .a che river whar. t.. ."E nH.
 ing ina vIngdam and ]" some NaE f.v off .he wagon load of mush faInE oH top of him wiz. .." rreu'. as stated above
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
REAL ESTATE
 0N THE BOOM


 .r shown H. .Hr .a .rn .ur.r1.. ..araas in ##ra have H7 Tn past Mr. Ward has purchase r.v. door r # Portland z um II T. har-H Che H house r t..rm. from he u.ar. .rr HH hts Baker and family .sH for
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
DAN SKY NOW
 IS 4 CITIZEN

tF.r passing successful HN7w.H. ar.# before mig. Lyons n The usr... Court this morning D7Wan.' sNa.ui- or as he Is better known .H s.Wav Dan sky was admitted C. mI nshn MT SEvs annH"7. lion was held mp on Monday because
 .ha nanannaaraura 0f ono of his w uaasss who has gone into tHa
 .r5ar nHt this morning NIT Sky
 H another witness tu 'ho person Barney Murray and tha applied
 was aEarah'v acted upon
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
BIG MEETING
 MAKES DEMANDS
-EL NM M. Nn-elu-

SEATTLE. May 24-At Che meet .re held here Monday night for the purpose of demanding the opening af tbe coal lands and Go pass rasol auous asking for home rule for Al asku. and which was attended by rsh. hundred people. pnghor and Roosevelt were Gayed by the nr.n. una' speakers.
 Tn, speakers also Insisted that. the Congress of the United States rass laws correcting rha abuses g.
 ii. rights Of American citizens which have been Eoiug on in Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
FRENCH PEOPLE
 ARE MOURNING
N AI.sEa M. -

PARIS. May g3-AH Franc. today mourning the death Q. Minister ut War Gen UortauN who was kill. .d yesterday by falling mnuon.aH. Che races being held hro
 Premier NouIs who was injured tho same time Is .mnroN"z. and
 rHou-h. .0 ue out O. danger
 I'm. ayalors resumed their ..H.# today.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
ID
 LEAVE AUG.
n Nlasba News RUreaul

WASHrNGTON. n. Y. May 2i-IJ uas officially auuouagei today ,ha, rr. joint Caagresstoual Committee VI r.~# Alaska leaving Seattle alu, NuusJ first and will remain # Alaska until September first H grr-r.Hs aEfe-rus earHer. however .rer win pro. cd north in July.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
ENDORSES
 HOME RULE
-lr M M nnroluL

WASHINGTON. D C.. May 23- The members ot Che House Commit rue o0 Territories urge Chat ndepe1. c.uce be given to the PhiIIppiuaz and Senator Jones. of Washington. has united with Delegate WIckersham in his bin in favor Of territorial gov wnmont for Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
STATE
 SUPREME JUDGE
Ry Alaska News BureauJ

ALBANY. N r. May 22-Tho state Senate today confirmed Che appointment Of Daniel Cohalau as state Supreme Court Justice Tr5gg rom'm was appointed Co rl the wNnIreE term Of James A o8o- nan who was recently elected On'' rd su.us Senator from this sta'a His term aaII ayp.ra December #IsH
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
Is BANISHED
 FROM HOME
IRv AlasEa News HwoaU

SEATTLE. May 22-Chgstar Thomp sen. who was yesterday arrested for annoying Mss Katherine Heinrich. WIS released as no charge was p.aa. cd against him aEd this morning his other sent him east ol the mHau nns for the. purpose Of getting him
 away from trouble
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
RIVER REPORTS

steamer Canadian
 Crossing and Tor Dawson ... Canadian r- -r H-- fHr
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
CHICAGO AFTER REPUBLICAN
 NATIONAL CONVENTION 1912

UICAGo-Tirst steps in amnE" men. .o brtng Che Republican Nation. 1I convention Go ghsoaE1 h |a.- wen" taken yesterday by 1o board o. directors or the Republican County Central committee its "wa. ""..
 Resolutions were nass"a r.Hu.s."a s.a Republican Nat.oua. .nmm..". to pick Chicago as the uoN. aaHN"n-
 on city and urging Che Na..0w. committeeman from Illinois Frank ? Towdeu 10 use his rf.uen.a .n m end.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
DON'T LIKE
 THE IDEA
- A-..E- N. N---0I-

ENSHTNEToN. D e. May -&-A r..-r-y rf Che members of the Senate Committee oppose tha direct .'..uou of Senators. and have turn ar in a minority report
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
ARE ARRESTED
 AS OYNANITERS
- - - -

LOS ANGELES May r.sfaH a #nr ma.. rrnau tn. County Ran #r H.
 Hu nnr !. wa. thought H. R'1 H.
 0.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
Is
 IN COMMAND
- AIasLa M. H-r-IIL

TT" -|-"N" M"
 WASUINGTON- n C. May 2i- Acting on the recommendations o. Governor Clark. Secretary Of ra. Treasury Mac Neagh today appoint ga Captain Foruof as o'mmandaa. .s -rr revenue cutter service in Al. a-rr and Northwestern waters.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24

sergeant Sullivan of the Signal Corps. at Fort Seward was in town today
 The Peterson arrived in DOT. al. f1-20 this morning and returned Co Eaincs at g.E0 this afternoon
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
WORKING oV otv

a.-.. .--.r..a-..-.r Page row -f men .- rrrs Hr wing dam
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
HAVING
 FATAL RESULTS
Hr alaska News H-aar

CLEVELAND frss TH ..a- Ha-a continues ant .u-'- ar. r-r=-rs--F . H"
 r.r.r.FH. HrH..H hare. H from " rars THHF "
  Charles f r7rrr
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
ONE MORE DEAD

.Ry Alaska News Hur"a'' NEW YORK May -s-The hoa. wave claimed one more victim " rris city today.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24

Mrs Ho.ssar and Mrs Morrison anne mp from Fort Seward and re-
 maH to Che Post today on Che Peterson
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24
HEAT HEATING
- -. N. N-r-..l

ST LOUIS, May -a The .... which has been terrific her. for ... .ast F.V days. Is now aha.n-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-24

A l.. Ber5oe is oNn".r"d l' ar. rr.. on he State of California t.- ns-Iow.
 Phil Hampton. who for seEora. years has been proprietor of tae Nuega. Hotel at Discovery R. N. arrived on last utghts train and Will leave on the State for tao 9aa... tr Hampton has sold his interests r na Aum district and will onEa-a m business some whora on ,ae Sound
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
HAMPTON BOY LOSES
LIFE IN new YORK
SPENDING VACATION IN NEW
YORK, HARRY SAGER browns
IN CHEMUNG RIVER.

{ HAMPTON. VA. June 2S.---Ciar-
ence NJ. Sager has received a telegram
announcing that his son. Harry Sager.
sixteen years old. lost mis- life by
drowning In the Chemung river. at
Chemung. n. r.. Saturday, The mes
sage was from Mrs. Sager. and fur
ther than stating that Harry had
been drowned and that the body had
not been recovered up to the time
the message was sent. It gave no de-
tails of the distressing accident.
Mr.. Sager said last night that the
Chemung river has a strong current
and he supposes that Harry must have
been swimming or boating at the time
he lost his life. When Marry was
at home he was frequently boating In
Hampton creek and was especially
fond OF the water.
Mrs. SaEer. accompanied by her
son and three daughters. rert Hamp-
ton ten days ago for Chemung. n. ".
where they had expected to spend
the summer season. Harry Sager
was q pupil In the Syms- Eaton Acad-
envy and was accounted one OF the
brightest boys in the school. The an
nouncement of his DEAN Will cause
sorrow among his schoolmates
II In expected that as soon as the
body is recovered II win De brought
to Hampton for burial.
Mr.. Sager is the general manager
Of the Sayre Brothers Iron Foundry
in Phoebus-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
.GALAPERFORMANCE
At C0vENT GARDEN

LONDON. June 26.--Anothcr bunch
Of superiatives will have to be used
in describing the gala performance
at the Covent Garden tonight. . part
of the continuing coronation festivi-
ties.
1t will be the most brilliant affair
OF Its kind ever seen in London. Bids
of $1,000 for single boxes have been
refused. so great IL the demand. Gal
lery seats, usually selling for so
cents have brought as high as SEQ
The whole of the dress circle and
two hundred seats in the parquet
have been reserved for the king and
queen and their guests. One hundred
thousand roses have been used in
decorating the garden.
The king and queen will drive from
the palace in state, escorted by the
lie guards and the kings company
Of Grenadiers. with its standard and
band. The program will include act
2, scene 2. of Aida. with Mile. Destinn
a. the star; act OF Gounod's Romeo
and Juliet fthe balcony scene). with
Nine. Media. and act OF the Barber
of Seville, with Mme. Tetraxzini in
the principal role.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
NO MUNICIPAL LIGHT
PLANT FOR NEWPORT NEWS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 2s.--
With less than half of tine qualified
voters of the city casting ballots. the
bond issue of $4,000 for the erec-
ton and maintenance of a municipal
electric lighting plant for Newport
News was overwhelmingly defeated
Saturday. the majority against the
issue being 173 In total vote Of SIS.
Only one ward--the Second--went
for the issue, the majority for In that
ward being ave. Contrary to expec-
tations. the Third ward voted against
the issue. the majority there being
two. This was surprising. a. the ad-
voeates OF the municipal plant had
expected a big majority In that ward.
/ Both the First and Fourth wards
voted strongly against the bond is
sue, more than two votes being cast
against the issue to every one cast
for IL in each ward. This also was
surprising. ~ 1t was thought that the
Fourth ward would be close and the
majority in the First ward small.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
CHARTERS GRANTED
BY COMMISSION

Virginia Book Company, Incorpo-
rated. Richmond, Va Incorporators:
Victor r. Smith. president. Atlanta,
Ga; Burgess Smith. vice president.
Atlanta, Ga: r.. o. Bell. secretary and
treasurer, Richmond, Va: James II.
Price, Richmond. Va. Capital stock:
Maximum, $4,000; minimum, 5000.
Objects and purposes: Deal In text
books.
Danville Traction and Power Com
pany, Danville. Va. fncorporators:
John r. Risen, president; J. r. Jop-
ling. vice. president; H. 8. LAME, Sec
rotary and treasurer; d. A. overly.
A. l.. Patton. l.. b. Conway, Jr.. r.
A. James. Rucker Penn--ali Of DAN
VILE, Va. Capital stock: Maximum,
100000; minimum. 100000. OBJ
Jects and purposes: Operate q street
railway and power company.
A license to do business In the
State of Virginia was this day issued
to Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. of California, a corporation or
ganized and existing under the laws
Of the state of California, a written
power Of attorney having peen filed
with the commission. appointing w
w. jackson. Of Virginia, statutory
agent Maximum capitai authorized
by charter. 1i,000.000. OBJECTS and
purposes: Accident and health insur-
ance business.
Halifax Creamery. incorporated
South Boston. Va. IncorporaIors: Ru-
fus Owen. president; H. J. Daniel
| vice-president; l.. r. Good secretary
and treasurer-all OF south Boston
Va. Capital stock: Maximum, $i5,-
900: minimum, $1,000. OBJECTS and
| purposes: Operate a cooperative
| creamery.
Virginia Valley Orchards Company
Incorporated. Stanton, Va. Incor-
porators: r. g. Gruops. president
Tdgewood Park. Pa; Thomas J. Nc
Call. vice president, yeannette, Pa.
W. J. McCance secretary and treasu
rer, Edgewood Park. Pa Capita
stock: Maximum. $4,000. minimum
$4,000. Objects and purposes. Plant,
Ing and growing orchards
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
TO DECIDE on DATE
/. Of CITY PRIMARIES
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
M,TTEE or PETERSBURG HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING MON.
J
DAY NIGHT.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 26.--Thc
city central Democratic committee
will meet Monday night to decide upon
the time for holding the primary cleo
ton for State Senate and Legislature.
Dinwiddie county has chosen Septem-
Der 7th, a. the time and 1t Is pre-
sumed that Petersburg win select the
same date, although this. city desired
separate election for State District
and city officers and United States
Senators.
At to-night's meeting the resigna-
ton OF DR.. Joseph NJ. Burke. chair
man, will be received but II In doubt
full that II will be accepted a. there
are no candidates for the position and
DIR. Burke has served 10 wen.
Celebrated 81. johns Day.
The festival Of st. John the Baptist
will be observed by the Masonic lodges
auspices OF Petersburg Lodge, No. IL.
A special program OF interest Is be-
ing prepared by the committee con-
sisting OF Worshipfuls Wallace ID.
Blanks and George b. Townsend. The
lodges represented at the meeting will
be Blandford Lodge, No. 3. Peters
burg Lodge. No. Is. and Powhatan
Starke Lodge. No. 124. Among the
speakers of the evening will be past
master IRON MlCnIG0u
Ready for Work .. New Building.
Mr.. J. w. Davis. to whom was
awarded the contract for the building
OF the new Mechanics Building, is In
Petersburg and 1t is expected that
work viii be commenced shortly on the
seven story Building on the corner OF
Tabb and sycamore Streets.
| Work has been delayed for some
time al the Association have been una
Bile to get their plans in readiness.
All the details have now been ar
ranged, the money for the construc-
ton in hand or provided for. and II
Is but . matter of q few weeks when
the old building will be torn down
Beautiful Musical Program.
| A large audience listened to special
music at the High Street Methods,
church Sunday night. prepared for
the occasion by Professor Carlo Mora
choirmaster. The selections render.
ed were from Mendelssohn's oratories
The program was as follows; Organ
prelude. Nocturnal in G minor. Cha
pin, Miss Lucy Shackelford at the
organ; Cast Thy Burden Upon the
Lord" from oratorio, Elijah: u
Waited for tho Lord" from the ora.
| Baxter and Miss Mary z. Baxter;
How Lovely Are the Messengers.
oratorio. st. Paul: organ postiude
Triumph March," Wachs. The mu.
sic reflected great credit upon those
who had a part in Its rendition.
Court Revcrscs Verdict
| The Circuit Court OF Dinwiddit
county was engaged Thursday and
Friday Of last week in the trial Of the
case Of Grows administrators agains
the Norfolk and Western Railway
This suit was brought for 3i0,00t
damages for the death Of John T
Crow, who was killed at a road cross
ing on June Is. 1907. The case triet
in 1so8 brought in verdict of S..
900 In favor of the plaintiff. Tht
case was appealed and Z new tria
| ordered. After the court had heard
all the evidence Friday the defendant
demurred to the evidence and the jur,
returned Z verdict for $4,000. sub.
ject to the judgment of the court or
the demurrer. The court sustained
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

will have a jolly luncheon. on We'd
nesday the night class or Cracker
Jacks will hold their reunion at the
same hour, and. on Thursday. the
June Bugs will buzz about the lun-
cheon board In the quaint little lunch
room.
Hsvsitt--Wombwsh.
Mrs. Jean Lewis Wombweli and Mr.,
Marion Stetson Hewitt were married
Saturday morning at II O'Clock at 11lS
West Avenue. the Rev. Robert A. Good
win officiating. after July 8, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hewitt will be at home at ia
East Franklin Street.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Catesby Jones. who
have been spending a month at Viz
ginia Beach. have returned to Rich
mond.
Miss Evelyn Jackson. OF 500 West
Franklin street. IL the guest of Miss
Edith Pou in Raleigh. n. c.
Mr.. James c. Harwood spent the
week end with his family in Caroline
county.
Judge Keith and Mrs. Juliet Keith
have returned from Lexington, Va.
where they attended the V. M. /.
| finals.
| Miss Grace Ransom In visiting her
aunt. Miss Flora Creech, In Raleigh
/ N. G..
/ Miss Emma A. Garcin, Mrs. Bessie
| f. Jackson and Master Robert n
Jackson are spending the summer In
Charlottesville.
Mrs, Thomas Cary johnson. Mrs
/ Charles @. Bosher. Miss Claire Gull
iaume and Mrs. w, G. Stanard are
visiting Mrs. John s. Munce at Vir-
ginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, Of II
East Clay street, have returned home
from ten days trip TO Boston and
Quincy, Mass
Mrs. w. f. Meade. of Dsnville. 4.
visiting friends in this city.
Or. and Mrs. w. l.. Pep1e and Miss
Elizabeth pepIe' are spending severa
weeks at the Gardner cottage at Vtr
ginia Beach.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
GEO. +. PICKETT CAMP,
u. G. ", ELECTS OFFICERS

The following officers were elected
by George e. Pickett Camp, United
Confederate Veterans, at tne last reg
ular meeting: J. Ryland Epps, COM
mander: G. n. wingfield. first COM
mander; c. N. Wayett. second COM
mander; Thomas J. Waller. third COM
mander: Ro N. Northen, adJutant; j.
B. Angle. quartermaster; c. E. Loehr,
treasurer: p. p. Winston. chaplain;
]. A. Hilisman, surgeon; II. u. Brown,
officer Of day: b. r. EckIes. of1icer OF
guard; r. K. Tiller. coIor-bearer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
Virginia Weddings


Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
HEATHSyILLE. VA, June ga
pretty wedding took place at White
stone Methodist church. in Lancaster
county, when Miss Pearl Adams
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Fannie Bel
Adams became the bride OF Mr.. b
formed by Rev. W. r. Duna~ay. as
sisted by Rev. ]. n. Hosier. Miss
Pauline c. Long. OF Irvtngton. pre-
sided at the organ. The bridegroom
holds a government position in Wash.
ington. After Northern trip, Mr.
and Mrs Dierdorf will reside at Ken
sington, Md. Following the ceremony
n reception was rendered the couple
at the home Of the bride.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
Richmond College.
Established 1922

Richmond College closed Of the successful sessions
the admitted the
standard the Southern Association
and this insured grading and better While
Of freshmen down considerable the number Of old
exceeded the record Of the previous
number college students $40 The income Of the
College greater last than previous session
domoes destroyed fire. there will be
the number Of the for the Of
hundred students be assigned in the college
dormoes will preference in the order Of application
lead the degrees B. A. B. S. A. and the
degree B. The session begins September 2 For
full information catalogue address w. BOATWRIGHT
ident Kiehmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

Especial to The Richmond VirEinian.) }
ROANOKE. VA, juno 26.-Miss
Juanita Lee Hutton and MIR. George
s.. Morgan. OF Catawba. we're married
here Saturday at the parsonage OF thu
First Christian church, the ceremony
being performed by the pastor. the
Rev. n. E. Elmore. They will visit
Natural Bridge and Luray Cayerns.
after which they will return to Ca
tawba, where they will live. The
bride IL the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Hutton. and Mr.. Morgan IL the
son OF the late Captain John Nor
gan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
OBITUARY
Mrs. Thomas MuIdowney.

Mrs. Eva Phillips Muldowney, wife
OF Thomas Muldowney and daughter
Of the late James f. and Mary Pur-
cell Phillips. died Sunday at noon at
her residence, los East Cary street.
Mrs. Muldowney was we'll known
throughout the city. especially In
church circles. She was q member
Of St. Peters Roman Catholic church
and was president Of st. AIMS Benev-
olent Society. She Is survived by her
husband. Ave children and one bro
Their, James e. Phillips. Jr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
PREACHER IN JAIL
|. ON LIBEL CHARGE
CHURCH FOLKS Descent HIM AND
HIS WIFE TURNS scRUD.
WOMAN TO EARN DRGAD.

BOSTON. MASS, June 7s.-Apeserted
by her friends and church people gen
orally because her husband. Rev. Ed
gar Il. Bayiis. IL serving three months
Ia jail for ibel Mrs. Elisabeth bay
liss. OF Sowervtile. has been forced
to become Z scrub woman to keep
from starvation. The charge that
landed the cierrvmAn III TAIL was that
he inspired . Newspaper story charg-
linz former mayor with drunksunssA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
I<,.,ia n .Lonaa

LYNCHBURG, VA. June 2s.-Louis
u. Jones, retired farmer, aged "a
years, died Thursday at his home
at New Store. Buckingham county.
His widow and eight sons and four
daughters survive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
Mrs. Sallie A. Young.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June
2s.--Mrs. Sallie A. Young, aged IS
years. died Friday night at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. N. c. Maupin,
after a long illness Her husband,
James H. Young. preceded her to the
grave nineteen years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
w, r.. Downer.

GORDONsvILLE, VA. June 2s.--
w. r. Downer died at his home about
four miles from Gordopsvilie. in Al
bemarle county. Saturday morning at
2:40 o'clock, after an illness of about
ten days. aged 81 years. He Is sur
vived by his wife and three children
Ashby. Ellis and Miss Anna Downer-
besides his father and number of
brothers and sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

Trial OF the 5000 damage suit of
Dora Carter Seay against the Viz
ginia Railway and Power Company
resulted Monday In . hung jury. The
case then went over to the November
term Of the City Circuit court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26
Mrs. ID. W. Wifce.

Mrs. Elizabeth White. wife OF u. w.
White, died Sunday afternoon at her
residence. 1114 West Main street. In
her SEVENTEEN year. she leaves. be-
sides her husband. seven children
Mrs. Lilly Rosa Mrs. Rosa Heider.
Mrs Ed Powers. Misses Louise ]. and
Minnie Witte and Messrs. w. r. and
Charles A. Witte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-26

work. He remains In charge Of the
and he remains - secretary OF
the college. He will still be. as he
has always been. the friend and the
May blessings without
abound for him: