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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-08-31

One railroad is to teach politeness
TO its employees. 1t will be great to
get the soft answer which turneth
away wrath when one has just missed
the 7:19 train
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-08-31
Help Long COMING

Indescrible pandemor.um followed
The Pullman car Enelyn, which re-
mained on the bridge with one end
projecting over the gulch, and sew
eral cars behind it derailed and in
immediate danger of going over on
the mass of wreckage below, were
soon emptied of all their passengers,
who, aided by gangs of railroad en-
ployes from the big freight yards at
Manchester, rushed to aid.
1t was several minutes, however,
before anybody reached the cars at
the bottom to help the victims.
The cars did not catch fire.
Axes were secured and body after
body was removed and carried by the
rescuers, knee deep in the creek bed,
to the bank on the west side of the
trestle
There the dead and injured were
laid out on the ground while planks
and timber were requisitioned and a
Geld hospital established.
Trains Bring Doctors
It was more than an hour before
many of the injured could be re-
L
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-08-31
Passengers Buried.

Both cars were filed with passen-
gers, in few moments the cars lay,
a mass of crumbled wood, metal and
glass, under which a hundred men,
women and children, many of whom
were killed instantly, were buried.
The greatest destruction occurred
in the day coach No. 237 and a
dozen persons were taken later, dead,
from the second day coach, which,
after following the first over the
trestle, snapped its rear coupling and
thus saved the rest of the train from
being dragged along.
The second day coach struck on
the bottom and stood end up, the
rear end projecting a few feet above
the top of the trestle.
All of the passengers in this car
were piled in a tangled mass Of
broken seats at the bottom of tie
car.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-08-31

The Colonial OIL Company will
erect a refinery on the site recently
acquired at Zarate, Argentine.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-08-31

The Peruvian salt output for 1910
was valued at s453,166 United
States gold
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-08-31
Trains erlns Doctors.

It was more than an hour before
many of the injured could be re-
moved and special trains from both
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
RICHMOND STANDS
IN FOURTH PLACE
Building Operations for January
Only Exceeded by Three
Cities.

Richomnd stands fourth Of all the
cities OF the United states in the per-
centaEe OF gain III building operations
Tor the month OF January, according
10 rcport issued yesterday By Con-
struction News, of Chicago. Rich
mond's percentage OF gain over jan
uary. 1910, was 3S2. The only cities
which exceed that percentage are New
Haven, Conn, Peoria. Ill, and Pueblo.
Col. Atlanta's gain was only per
cent; Washington. % per cent; Pitts
burg, 3 per cent Cities that suffered a
loss from the corresponding month
last year include Chicago, san Fran
cisco, ST. Louis, Brooklyn, Memphis,
Seattle. Houston. Baltimore, Buffalo.
Denver. Louisville. New Orleans, Nor
folk, Paterson Chattanooga Char
lotte Mobile, Lincoln and pes NIoines
RichmoEd's total of building opera
tions OF the month of January exceeded
the total Of Atlanta by more than
$4,000. permits for buildings in this
city having reached a total Of $440,22S,
while building permits in Atlanta In
January only amounted TO SiSO,0l7 In
amount of work authorized Richmond
takes tWenty-tirSt place OF all the cities
OF America, and leads over many cities
q much larger population.
OF sevcnty-threc cities reported
there We're gains in 30 and losses in
81. II Is stated 10 be better showins
Tor ire country al large than Mad becr
anticipated and ii is predicted tina,
ouiiding generally will continue on IN.
Same active basis that has characters
ICED operations throughout the coun
Try lof the past decade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
NAMES DATE FOR
TENNEy ARGUMENT
Divorce Case TO Be Heard in
Chancery Court on
March 10.

Judge Daniel Grinnan. in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday. fixed upon March
10 as the date for final argument Or
me Tenney divorce proceedings. which
nave been pending In that court fo:.
several months All of the evidence
has now been taken in the form 81
oepositlons and submitted l.. o. Wen
dehburs will appear for MIR. Tonuev
and w L. Royal for Mrs. Tennav
me case mas been in some respects
one OF the most sensational pending i,
the Chancery Court in some limo ,rd
many side Issues have grown ~, or I,
which have tended to delay tho maj
hearing.
MIS- Ienney brought the mrs, acti,n.
separation from her hus-
naho, With alimony. In answer All
Fenney filed suit for absolute ,,i,.,r,.',
ilaihlng two correspondence, and donv,
ne ia pliity for future support of lis
Miie. Mr. Tcnney is president ar ia
-Atlahtic Bitulithc Company vi,h
headquartcrs i'll Richmond. Under ~
otdef OF the court he is now pnyinr
his W'1c an allowance Of 5000 no,
,'io,'''', ana mas also paid court costs
~, - .olheEs lees At the time OF
ne nilhS OF the irst proce edinrs. Nre
ienhey was living at the JEFFERSON
riotei and Mr. Tenney at the Hotel
'.lchnlond The papers tell OF a visit
PAID bE Mrs. Tenney to her husban,i,s
rooms at The Richmond In his III
sense in which it is alleged that cor-
tilii letters were taken away ia In
useo as evidence. An exciting featurn
q me case was sensa tional crarra
pronght by Attorney Royan against
me opposing counsel Mr.. Wendenh,rc.
Which was heard before Judge Grin
nan and dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
BROAD TIRE LAW
IIcnrico People Reminded rim, n ~.
comes l;GectiYe lIn,. --

i'chfico People Reminded Tint II he
comes Effective aIny {.
cards are being posted in Henrico
county calling attention to the IN RI
mat the broad tire act passed bv the
county Board Of Supervisors In March.
l'oS, and approved by tile Legislature
VIII go into effect on May /, next. \
similar ordinance was later adopted
ipy the city of Richmond. and both viii
De IN effect at the same time Thus
there VIII be no conflict between W.
hicles allowed ON the county roads ana
on the streets -
The law provides that tires OF az
Nehlcles used for the transportation
OF commodities on the public roads of
the county shall BE as follows. For a
-FOUR wheeled vehicle drawn BY four or
more horses, four inches: for n four
wheeled vehicle drawn BY two horses
lhree inches; for a four-wheelcd yc-
nlcle drawn by one horse, two inches:
4 or carts drawn BY one or more horses
three Inches. Wagons known as sprinp
wagons having an axle not larger tina n
- inches are exempt from these re
quircmcnts.
ANY person driving on the publit
ROADS OF the county n vehicle with
lires OF less width than prescribed will
be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor and
subject to fine of not less than So or
more than 500 for each offense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
CHAMBER EXTENDS
time FOR OPTION
Syndicate Agrees to Wait Ten
Days for Final Answer as
to Sale.
TENANTS SEEKING QUARTERS
Williams Firm Will Surrender
Lease if 1t Can Secure Offices
Elsewhere.

Finding that 1t would be Impossible
for some Of the tenants to move in
he time prescribed BY the option,
the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday
notified the First National Bank
Building Corporation that it could not
then agree to positively release the
building on April |. as the option pro
vides. a meeting Of the syndicate
was called and 1t was agreed that
the Chamber be allowed ten days
more, so the final answer Will be de-
livered February 90 Though 1t Is not
yet assured that tho tenants in ques-
tion Will be able to secure quarters,
1T was said By members of both the
syndicate and the Chamber of Com
mcrce that the building probably
would be vacated and turned over TO
the corporation by April / or a short
while thereafter
Brief Delay In Plans
The corporation. which is composed
Or the First National Bank the Chcs-
dpeake and Ohio Railway and the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
arac Railroad. agrees to purchase the
building and property Of the chamber
Cor $4,000, provided a release Is
given by April 1. The time interview
ing is to be used by the syndicate
III oerfccting plans and specitica, cons
sor the new skyscrapcr which it is
proposed TO be erected there for per-
manent quarters of the bank. the two
railways and the Chamber of Com
arrce. The original plans were tina
the work OF razing the building
should begin April l. and the work or
eEcavating and construction {; mouth
later. The extension Of time allowed
yesterday. while 1t will necessarily de-
lay the drafting of plans, will hardly
throw back the construction OF the
building TO any appreciable extent.
Now Seeking Quarters.
one obstacle III the way OF an early
vacation OF the building is the FAC.
mat the ground floor is occupied bv
inc banking concern OF John l.. MI
ilams y Sons. which claims that 1t
has a lease on its Offices to 1912. The
chamber, on the other hand. says the
lease expires this year. According to
q member OF the firm. however. .e
banking house Will not stand in tho
way Of the sale. In fact, assurances
have been given that If suitable and
adequate quarters can be secured the
oihces Will be removed though Il, viii
be matter of great Inconvenience 10
move the papers and fixtures ara also
hard to find suitable location win
inc requisite floor space.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
LEE CAMP READY
TO TRANSFER LAND
Votes to Give Memorial Institute
Site on Soldiers Home
Grounds.

r. F. Lee Camp. Confederate Vet
erans. last night unanimously adopted
y resolution transferring from The
G camp and the Commonwealth to the
~. ohiederate Memorial Institute about
SIN and one-half acres Of land at the
soldiers Home. AS soon as the deed
mas been properly engrossed It viii be
signed by Governor William Hodges
Mann; on behalf Of the State, ana at
tested by, the Secretary of the Com
iinonWcalth. and will then be executed
IN m the Ghancery Court OF the city.
mo deed WAS prepared BY Attorney
General Williams and the following
committec from Lee Camp: George H.
1,,nristian J. Taylor Eliyson. +. !
, n'r. John w Gordon and Peter j
, II was read before the CAM
last night and found acceptable II,
every particular ~
The camp has received from the Gill
Ems OF Little Rock. Ark. where the
ils, annual reunion is to bc held. an
t,ni n urging that n larga dcIesn
.ion from this state attend tho rcnnin,,
~ men VIII be in session May 6 on.l
:; =; they are particularly dcsirous thai
INC entire membership OF Lee Cnmn no
l. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
MAsONs IN SESSION
GrEnd Working COMMITTEES of Grand
lodge Holds Preliminary Meeting.

The grand working committee of the
Grand Lodge of Virginia. Ancient, Free
and ACCENTED NIasons, met in the Ma
sonic Temple. last night for the nrst
session preliminary to the Grand
Lodge. which convenes here Tuesday
night for the one hundred and thirty
!Eird grand annual communicate ton 1t
IS he custom Of this committee to
meet on the Friday preceding the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge and cx-
cnplify the work
The committee consists OF George
W. Wright. Of Marion, grand lecturer,
end the five division lecturers to-
Sether with six other members Those
II attendance in addition to Mr..
Wright We're: Or. J. c. Primer Mem
dcta; James Bowman, Roanoke: DR.. S.
= Kent Halifax; Dr. j. G. Page.
GroZet: ". l.. Davis. Portsmouth; Il.
l. Cunningham, Newport News, and
James II. Price Stanton
y large number OF visiting Masons
were present. The committee will hold
sessions each day until the close OF
the Grand Lodge next Thursday, meet
ing al 10 o'clock each morning.
- The Grand Lodge will be opened
Chesncy. Grand Master
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
BUDGET NEARLY READY
finance Committee Called for Monday
rr. Wight to Take Final Action.

Night TO Take Final Action
me budget subcommittee OF the
C COW. COMMITTEES on Finance practi-
and announced that it would be IRE
p pare 10 rcport the budget TO the Com
miittce on Finance Monday night. If
inc draft Of the apnropria ton ordi-
nance meets the approval of that BODY
PRESIDENT Peters Will be asked to call n
sneclal meeting OF The Common Coun-
Gu next week TO receive the paper I'm
der the rules 1t cannot be acted on Inc
night It is introduced, so that another
aPeciai meeting will be necessary LATER
IN Inc month TO pass Ii.
Inc recommittal of the wharf propo-
sitlon, ana the item for ornamental
street Lamps. relieves the nance Com
nlttee from the orugation Of incl,,dif,n,
these Items in the budget Tho itnm,
or $1,000 for music in the parks viii
PC held back until after the Board OF
aldermen meets on Tuesday night. The
FINANCE Committee has recommended
That II be omitted on the ground that
mere IS pressing demand for funds
Il or more necessary purposes. but the
Coinc'l ordered it included over Inc
protest Of the Committee on Finance
Ihere is said TO be strong opposjtion
III the Board of Aldermen ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
NO FUND NOW TO
BUY THOSE MULES
Street Cleaning Departments
Can't Pay for Animals
Already Bought.

me meeting of the Council COM
'nittee on street Cleaning sched,,,.d
Tor last night was postponed TO next
thursday night. The long debated
question OF mules which has involved
ne department In various invcstiga-
lions Is In another tangle There ara
~ funds available with which to pay
for the mules - p'S!
Just before Christmas Supcrinten-
utnt lienrY COIN reported TO the com
,iltcc that by economy the Department.
nad SAVED about $1,000 OF It's expense
account Tor the year. and lie th0u.-ht
- "ouiu be ~ good thing TO invest III
IN mules. rather than lie, 1t 90 h;,cle
~ me treasury The mules we're
bought; the Sweeney charges al,ai,,st
alderman Bennett followed With az
inrestlgntion III which the Aldermen
was Nindicated; the mules We're kent
~ inc city stables, tried, swappod ins
others, and when the thirty FIRST ,iny7 az
January passed. Auditor Warren closoI
MS BOOKS and the balance reverted ia
the general fund Now the mules can.
not PC paid for until he new budcnt
IS adopted, providing an expense ,a,,-
count for the department aha it NAV
&c tnat the Council will have 10 an
thorize the payment or q 1910 account
OUT OF thcIf2ii appropriation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
APPEALS TO mayor
TOSTOP DISORDER


vigorous complaint was made to
Mayor Richardson yesterday by JOHN
,. Lear, coal merchant, with offices
In the Mutual Building. that his ste
noSrapher had been grossly insultcd
by gang of toughs ut Eighth and
Main Streets. under the guise that she
was the principal in guessing con-
test conducted by an afternoon news
paper But while the justice of MIR.
Lears complaint was admitted. the
Mayor permitted the contest to go on
Mayor Richardson. however, referred
the matter to Chief Of Police Werner,
who stationed additional officers about
me corner and instructed plain
clothes men to arrest persons who
accost young women to their annoy
ance.
MI. Lenr's stenographer was quietly
walking along the street when she
was held UP by two toughs. who ac-
cused her OF being some one else ana
demanded the money offered for her
capture.
Terror Brings on Hystcrics.
She was terrified ana proceeded to
run, but the hoodlums followed, Great
ing the utmost disorder. When the
victim Of the outrage finally rushed
into q store they attempted to follow
When Mr.. Lear was called over the
telephone and hurried to the store
from his Office he found his stenogra-
phcr in state Of mental collapse ana
hysterical. She was put in a taxicab
and sent homo, and she is not expect
cd TO return to work until the adj
vertising scheme Is ended
Mr. Lear said last night that no b,d
complained to Mayor Richardson be-
cause Of the outrageous treatment his
stenoSraplier had received. and because
OF the danger to which this sort Of
thing might lead
Seized by Lonfcrs.
Many other young women who work
down town were seized by the wrists
Yesterday and held by Broad street
Washers until the Washers were salts
fed that they did not have the prize.
When the last contest Of this char
acter was given here members OF the
Board Of Police Commissioners stated
that it would not be permitted again,
because It gave every thug and every
loafer license to accost any girl or
young woman unaccompanied by a
male escort.
People Create Disorder.
Mayor Richardson said last night
that as at present advised he did not
see how he could stop the Identification
contest. annoying as it might be to
many people, as 1t was the people~-no OF
the paper-who were creating the dis
turbance The police, however, have been
instructed TO watch the corners where
the game is conducted TO kec down the
disorder. the fear being that some girl
might be insulted aud that bioodshed
might result. ln view OF the complaints
and the disorder, however 1t was sug-
gested by police officers last night that
the ca pture Of the performer would end
the trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
ROHEITSON ELECTrIl
CHEMIST cIuH PiiI:sIpESp

At meeting OF tho y;rrinIa
lhclhiSts Club last evening y NJ For
roster gave q pauer on. some Notes on
NE Aciions OF Metals IN Manufacturing.
flhhtE pr. Otto Meyer gave. an ne.
ennh' 81 several ofathe methods o. praf-
Icing fraud in sailing MINES which
haVr TO he guarded against ~ no
EFarucal tnalSst Aztec" an unusually
interesting meeting tic following OH
cers were elected for the ensuing Year,
l'fcsinent. Andrew Robertson; Vice.
larry TreaSurcr. - VI. Forester Mem
hership Comn1itiee--H. L.. Davidson W.
!. Hamlet. l. Frochljng; Editing and
Literary ConInlttcc--W r. Rudi Il.
y. Ingram =. y. Ezekiel; Program
!omm';tce--E r.. G. Bingham C.. 81. Nc
Lean =. liolcnbaugh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
co INTO BANKRUPTCY
3''" Noo'inii. Lumber Dealers EiIe yo,
-.-.'' W

uhthrI fetitiOn.
tiisoeIt W smith ANA \. Franklin wnod.n
u,',.ti!iS as smith * Woodail, lumber ,,eaiars''
,,hInngh their counsel John Garland poiiar1'
haNe filed voluntary petition in hank q.
Wiih Clerk s T. Brady of tie Uniica - Gi.,va -.
DISTRICT Court The liabilities III rho 80,
aggregate St. isofa With assets e.. -, 49,, ~
me assets are divided as follows. Roai ~.
late, Si1ooi stock in trade 1890: deh,s ma
open accounts Si2c00 or the liahiiiti.. .s1
soo rs secured, S5C9-7.i3 is unsecured ana
Sf,p5.lt is IN notes and bills
individual petitions We're also f,.J ~.
MeSs!S Sfnith and Woodall tile fnrncr
PiaNinS Ms Indebtedness at $6l,a3li5 win
assets asset OF S2hl l2HU while the latter owes 81
l95 so. 70 slH,-
long list OF creditors is INCLUDED i, IL,
nnttilon. most OF whom are local concorns
he National state and City Bank is -
creator 70 the extent OF about S. ooo on
thrcH notes, each Of which is secured no
a'lHic collateral. The wives OF IN. nnG-
TONERS. VINO are sisters. are also named ~
on'aiiitors Following is list OF some Of the
iyon < Montague. two items. rcspccttvo,y
lGt loi2.o and Sa563aS National STATE An;
!HN hhHh. Si39': sutton x Coz deed a;
., ,,luS 81 tIoNr Avenue proncrty s7,Coo: \:
y t,"We y son. deed Of trust on Tayior
ISlIN;' nrnp"liy, $CQ1: Mrs Eleanor b
Hmiil and Mrs susie s. Woodali a. 900
N sddiioh 10 these there are numbers ~
cffditHr# whose ciaims 80 considerahly Ia
$alt n cobb doing grocery busjnoss b..
Ger iiG iiin nainc ~ II r cobb also ni,I
= ~! lloh ~ bankruptcy. With haiilitiss ~
A!igg'5 ana assets ot Sl.Gs57S ria nro,ii,aps
arg mostly Local dcalrrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
KILLED BY FALL
Bridge Worker Hurried Here, but Died
4 ftcr HcMclIinE fIOspitnl.

n. j. Kelly. Of LynchhurE. died al
the Memorial Hospital last night from
Injuries received in fail from the
bridge being built In Weldon. y. c..
by the Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Company.
Mr. Kelly was brought TO the Me-
mortal between 5 and o'clock lie
was then III n dying condition, and
death resulted a short time after he
was brought to the hospital.
The big steam derrick used for lift
fell from the structure, distance Of
fifty feet. and was completely wrecked
Mr. Kelly, who was fireman. and who
had only one leg. had that leg broken
and he was badly injured and scaldcd
Three other men on the derrick escaped
with minor INJURIES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
ACTIVES MEET TONIGHT.
Clay Ward Politica

Clay Ward Political Club TO Have Important
Gathering
an important meeting OF the Clay Ward
Nc,iNcs VIII be held in Monroe Hail on
c,rna So. 2titcL between Seividerc and Pine
Htreets tonight at o'clock. business Of
inheritance viii come M not only 10 the
a,,eimnet5 OF Ills club. but TO the citizens
:, This is the Oldest political organization In
iichnohd and always takes an active in
terest in he political doings Of tho cjt,t
ana esnecihl'S OF the ward in which It is To-
Gated ca. = large crowd will no doubt be pres
en- whcn PRESIDENT II. ~ Farmer sounds
the Gavel. The secretary. T. tirav Haddan
has communicated With the members ro-
nMcS ling tllom to be prcsnnt N -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF
Armour Grain eomp.n, wins Sui, in clr-

armour Grain tompan, wins Suit In cir
cult Court NJ
verdict and Judgment for tbc ,,,;..,..
were entered in tho City Circuit con,-, yast
teFdhS IN the case OF tho Armour ,;rnI,
company against Clarence g. Wood ,radtne,
as the Consolidated Grain Company. for Ma
IN Inc case OF tho city OF itichn,on.
AGAINST Petcr iiaEan. pending for many
Years on the docket The attachment ,v,s
dismissed on motion Of City .ttornet. pei
lard. thus closing tho case.
In the case Of II. II Potter oyains, ~
spar Products Company the defendant MED
counter nffidayis and pleaded. ami the ease
ties IN m 'ris'''i - P''f-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
Judgment Entered

In tho case OF W. s. Forbes e Company
against Thomas Smith. tried yesterday In
the Law and Equity Court verdict and
judgment wcrc entered for thc plaintiff in
the sum Of $l66.6i.
The Jury Of tho Law and Equity Court
was then discharged for the term. The court
will convene for tho February term on Mon
day at II o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11

hc 'niinw'n9 cilar'cr Mss ssncd yesterday
ny tnH state Corporation Commission:
National Iron corpo.a ton. Norfolk Va
Inui u iiowarh. president. Norfoib Va: A.
Hr!nhicN, Ntce- president Portsmouth,. H. g.
,I!rS. rnrtpik. va tapiiAl; Maximum,
1900. hlliAnlNGl. ti2sJt" OBJECTS: Monu-
incture and buy and Seli iron, steel. etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
I,uiltlinr Permits

bUTTdInE hhu .rrphIr permits wcrc issied
yesterday rs follows:
Theresa john 70 erect a ,vo-story de-
Street to cost sl.5T6
Henry $. Waierstcin to cree, a ;hree-stors.
br!ck store ard dwelling, Si7 West cary
street to cozt s,noo
Henri $. Wallerstcm.>1o repair y frame
dwelling. Ills 81. Paul Street. 10 cost $500
Mrs. tamcg Haniiin. 10 repair q brick
dwelling. i7l3 Eas; Grace street. 70 cost SIZE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11
DR.. HUNDL.EY ACQUITTED
IhH~irinn i Yet to &c Heard. However. on
------- Charge of KILLING NnIn4n IN N III

Charge of killing Woman
pr u. lNlcr liundlcy, OF t0S East Franklin
Sigeat was dismissed in the Police Court
YESTERDAY morning of the charge of violating
the sneed ordinance
blcEcle Policemen Tomlinsnn and KrcnseI
,tstlled I nat ~ was running AT the ra,e Of
tWeniy-iye miles an hour Fonta!ne Jones
L, 81 George Cooke and Q. +. Smith. who
were with Or iiundlcy in the inaQhne con-
TaGlciNd the testimony OF the two officers
. Wthin he next few DAYS DR.. Hunelley will
ne heard on the charge Of running over and
Ealing Mss India Carroll on the afternoon
ol January Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-11

Clarcncc Brown. colovrd was sentenced to
-four months In jnl in the Police Court yes
terday morning for stealing GO cents and n
box Of tr!nnol from the Vaughan r obcrtson
Drug Company. f,