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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
smierci, obdar}szy biedna
szac CLOS macocha.

, vszystkiego, e. Me- rzekl uraaony
ojciec pospra- Wincenty .schadzek mic
Ia ia do kuch- bylo; anibym ich zadal, AMI
i JUL rok bez pewny jiestem, ME pozwoli}a-
codziennie. ia BY ma ME PARMA Klara. Me
nieboszczyka, mogac zss pozna6 jej blizej
ezka j przykra tam, gdzie prawa Boskie i
biedaczki ma ludzkie nakazywaly ola niej
otako ulzy6 jej miejece, to Jest pod okiem
kobieta PAM, dose mi bylo slyszec Q
niedoli tel biednej d7iewczy-
= zagadna} ny; patrzec ma tyranie, jake
cac sic wywie- z MIA PAM %wyrabiala6, ably
ona %niedobra, bye pewnym ie gdy z taxa la.
re sic tax z godno6cia i poddaniem sic
o%bchodza? ~znosi}a najniesluszniejsze
odpowiedzia}a p~rzo6ladowanie, bedzie dobra
to ani6}, ciche, iona, i dlatego z niej wyb6r
}e, pracowite, robie.
with PREY igle, = Prosze mi tn lekcyi ME
( dogodzi6 ma dawa6 = odpowiedziala PAM
zie tam! same Malewiczowa - %postepowa-
e sic, a ona o lam, iak nalezy z mic dobre-
TIA i zapusty, " 20.
], boo do poke: - Ale prosze rzek}
wolno; daja Wincenty- ably parma Kla-
+ dziurka cd "a cd chwili, gdy przyrzeknie
ME pozwola; bye moja iona, ~inaczej by}a
iowa! uwazana, albowiem odtad
zprawia}a Ma mice bedzie we mnie obro6-
sic otworzyly CO i ME omieszkam upon
Klara, ME nice sic 0 jej krzywde.
Wincentego, - Mozesz ia pan zaraz "a
W kat mial brac, wolno, wolno; trzymac
'zypatrzyt siejej d}uzej ME my6le, OTTO ia
'czynie. Twarz pan masz doda}a, otwiera
!, ale wyblad}a JAG drzwi do kuchni. Bic
mutkiem pow daczka siedzia1a iak zwykle
ly zalem pocz- " kaciku, ME wiedzac q, co
j zaje}y go rzecz idzie.
Wur6ciwszy do = Panno Klaro rzek} z
al CODY zrobic ~powaga Wincenty PREY
dziewczynie. szed}em prosic 0 rake PAM;
ozenic jezeli mozesz mi sprzyjaf, to
lara, i W tym SERGE j dostatki mole So cd
wac W domu dis dnia twojemi.
ably: jezeli = 0 Boze = zawolaia "a
zbl;zyc sia do mieszana Klara widzac "a
az ia blizej. Wlncentym emiejaca sic ma
ziny to bra}a "a coche i biorac slowa lego "a
reke kt6rei 2 TART prosty = czemze zas}u
dzo serdecznie zy1am, aby6 pan szydzi1 re
Wincentego, mnie i sprzysiag} sic z mymi
zlare W kuch. nieprzyiacioly?s Nareszcie
Y piracy i kie- podnios}a oczy ma Wincen-
lca} jej PREY togo i zapyta}a:
przechodzac . = Czy to prawda?
skromnost - Prawda - odpowiedzial
bylo, DO Wincenty ro%zrzewniony Il
pod niebyt- MECH Bog usunie odemnie
'wiczowej ME swoje }aski, kt6remi tax hoj-
! narazac jej ME o1nie obdarza, jezeli WI
.zywdzace do tel chwili klamie.
Me - l chcia}zeby6 brac bied-|
81, postanowil ma dziewczyne ponowila
Poszed vice uboga, obdarta, kt6rej ME
E%l #l
wiczowej i bez znasz?
il ewoje "a Me wzdrygaj sic rzekla
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
JUDGE TO INVESTIGATE.
Case of Florence Carey Will Be
Subject of an Inquiry.

What is to be done with Florence
Cary to save her from herself Is a ques-
ton that that will be answered by Judge
De Lacy in a few days. when the girl
is taken before him for a hearing. She
escaped from the House of the Good
Shepherd last Friday by jumping from
a window. and injured her back to such
an extent that she has been confined
in the Emergency Hospital
BY the X-Ray on Sunday IT was dis
closed that the injury was not as serious
as supposed and 1t is said she will be
able to go TO court in few days.
Judge De Lacy says it is to be his
endeavor to put the girl where she will
have the proper kind of influence to pro-
duce the kind of woman she has the
foundation for making. He says that
while she was sent by him to the House
of the Good Shepherd, he intends to do
all he can to make her a better woman.
Her relatives will be summoned to his
office in order to determine whether she
should live with them or be placed IN
some other institution for the unruly.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Clarence T Diehr. n of Alberene. Va. and Mad
elins McClarg %. of AltzUrdria, Va Rev. G. ]. S
HunnCItt-
Samuel F. Jackson. IS and Harriet Lee Con, "a
both Of PawtuCxrt K. I. Rev. Frank ]. Goodwin
Ralph T. Williams. s. and Lydia H. Milton. >
RcT. q. Frecland Peter.
George A. England Is Of Fairfax County. Va. and
FIorrnce A. Taylor, -. Of New York City. Rev
Ambrose Bearan-
Henry @. schurmsr 3. and Louise DUwden, z
Rev. ]. +. Pittar.
William H johnson. 80. OF Eagle Rock, Va, and
Daisy 4. Jones. q. Rev. 5. II. Greene
Samuel II. Berry. q. and Mary ]. Dobbyn- 3.
Rev. JOSEPH F. Mc(iec.
Frank Payton. 81. and DasTnar F. Wennerberger
IS. both Of Brooklyn y. Y. Rev. H. c. Fultz-
Harry F. Roberts. %. y. and Sallie +. Ryan, Il.
Rev. NJ. 2. ]. Egan.
Simon L. Nye, 81. and JUanita Kaufman. Q. Rev.
Louis Stern.
Lindsay c. Shelton. IS. and Cecilia l. Fenuick y.
of Hyattsvirle. Nd Rev. J. NJ. O'Bricn-
Charles Schafer. 30. and Marguerite NJ Campagna,
IL Rev. W. L. De G6To y5iss; onrn
Johnnie C. Bruoc, q and Marcy Brooks, 8. Rev.
James I. Loving.
Charles H. Fox. D. and Sarah Ham, 2, both Of
Caroline County Va. Rev. G. II. Coleman
Theo s Elicit, Q. and Hattie Jones. q Rev.
]. NJ. WaldrUn-
Harrison Thomas. ., and Nellie Butler. lo. Rev.
P. J. Ritchie.
George W. PotndeHter, .. and Bessie A. stArks,
d Rev. Shelton Miller.
Charles Massie. g and Bessie NJ. Perkins, ..
Carl Land a. and Jennie Minor, y. Rev. D.
Pollard.
Clarence A. Murray. .. and Corrine Cook 70.
Rev. A. J. Olds.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
DISTRICT IS FREE
OFSHORT WEIGHTS
Conditions Nearly Perfect,
Says Supt. Haskell.

Swindles through short weights and
measures, from which the largest part
Of the people of the country suffer, have
been reduced almost to a minus guam
tity in the District, which took the ini-
tiative more than a decade ago in a
thorough crusade through its own mu-
nicipaI weights and measures depart
ment-
While the conditions pictured by Mr..
Fischer. chief of the division Of weights
and measures of the Bureau of Stand
ards, undoubtedly obtain in most cities,
they cannot be made TO apply to the
District" said Supt. Haskell. sealer of
weights and measures of the District,
yesterday.
reporter for The Washington Herald Sun
that from y to 80 per cent of scales
the United States are incorrect, and that
of this proportion s. per cent discrimi-
nate against the consumer.
Those conditions" said Col. Haskell.
Undoubtedly obtained to a certain degree
in the District ten years ago, but they
do not hold true now. by any means.
/ can truthfully say that the conditions
as to the sale of commodities in the Dis
trict, while they are not perfect, are very
satisfactory. This has been a working
office for ten or twelve years. and the
effect of conscientious supervision of
weights and measures is seen in the pres
ent satisfactory condition"
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
A. 0. 4. TO OBSERVE
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
Irish Order Plans Banquet
on March II.

St Patrick's Day this year will be the
celebrations of this city. according to
plans laid at a meeting of the county
board Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
last night in Eagles Hall.
The celebration of the day VIII be
ushered in with a solemn religious cere-
monial at st. Patrick's Church, when
Mgr. Falconio, papal delegate to the
United States and a distinguished list of
clergy will participate Rev. William T.
Russell, pastor, has made elaborate prep
arations- The mass will be followed by
a reception in the rectory to the papal
delegate.
The evening celebration will take the
form of a festival at the Metropolitan
Hotel, and will be limited to 80 Women
as we'll as men will be welcomed at the
festive board. The Ladies' Auxiliary of
the A. o. H. will take a prominent part
in the affair.
Following are the committeeman in
charge of the banquet: Charles J. Column
bus, chairman: Thomas KeIliher, Arthur
Small, P. T. Moran, Joseph A. Daily, P.
T. inland, E. l. Tucker, P j. Haltigan,
w ]. McEvoy, James d. Flynn, z. J.
Malloy. jr.. p. Kennedy, James ]. Breen,
Thomas McGrath, Richard A. Curtin,
James J. McCracken, John NJ. Watson.
F. P. Sheehy, William S. Wise, ]. Frank
O-Meara, DR.. Charles l. Griffith, Thomas
P. O'Dea. James Hackett, T. D. Nc
Carthy, F. ]. Rafferty,, NJ. Z. Buckley,
P. H Griffin, Patrick F. Carr. Joseph A.
Myers, Joseph Bradley, John Sheehy,
John Mcmahon. and J. d. OConnor.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
WILL RAISE FUND
FOR WORTHY CAUSE
House in the Woods" Man.
ayers to Give Benefit.

With the hope of realizing the neces-
sary funds for the continuance of the
good work done during the last summer
for the working girl by the purchase OF
a house in the woods near Cherrydale,
Va the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation proposes to hold the first birth
day party on Washington's Birthday to-
morrow. Small envelopes have been sent
out as invitations, the guests being ex-
pected to deposit their offerings in them.
1t is hoped by the board of managers
that the entire sum of 800 will be raised.
The house in the woods" was pur-
chased nearly a year ago, so that work
ing girls would have a quiet place to go
for their picnics, house parties, and a
day in the country. At the time it was
first mentioned it was thought such a
place would not succeed, but the expert
ment was we'll worth the trial, and to-day
it is necessary for those desiring first
choice in the opening, April l, to make
application now.
In the receiving line at the party will
be the directors of the association and
the secretaries of the outdoor and indoor
clubs.
The programme of the entertainment
will consist OF folk dances, reading and
solos. These will be given in the gym
nasium. After the entertainment light
supper is to be served in the dining-room
by a committee composed of Mrs. Willis
B. Rice, the Misses Ruth Larner, Doro-
thy Kuhns, Edith Needham, Anna Green,
and Alice Grandin.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave of absence for two months, to take
effect not later than April !, 1911, is
granted First Lieut. WILLIAM W.
BESSELL, Signal Corps.
The following promotions and assign
ments of officers of the Coast Artil-
lery Corps are announced:
ALBERT NJ. RHOADES, from first lieu
tenant to captain, January q, 1911
HARRY r. VAUGHAN, from second
lieutenant to first lieutenant, January
%, 1911
Capt. RHoADEs is placed on the unas-
signed list.
Lieut.. VAUGHAN is attached to the
159th Cavalry.
Twelfth Cavalry now on leave of alb
sence, is detailed as acting judge ad-
vocate of the Department of Dakota,
and will proceed to St Paul, MINI.
The leave of absence granted Maj.
GEORGE H. PENROSE, quartermas-
ter. is extended one month
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
JEWELS WORTH $3.50 STOLEN.
Unknown Lodger Ransacks Trunk
and Then Disappears.

By renting a room at the home of Miss
Catherine Gibson. 1914 Twelfth street
northwest, an unknown man rarlsacked
trunk in a room on the second floor and
stole jewels valued at more than $50.
The thief is thought to be the same
man who rented room at the home of
A. S. Wall, Ills Rhode Island avenue
northwest, last FRIDAY and broke open
trunks and closets. Nothing was found
missing in this case, but the man answers
the description given the police by Miss
Gibson
The stolen property consists of one
gold bracelet, set with three diamonds,
valued at $50; one gold chain and
cross. $40; one pearl necklace, SIS: one
gold necklace, SIS; one gold brooch
pin, $50; one gold pin. SIS; one gold
ring, $40; one pearl-handled gold pen,
SO; silk scraps. $40; one rosary, IS;
one card case, 81; lace handkerchiefs,
81, and one white fancy fan, 50.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Margaret Reiser 76 years, Al Mass. aT. NV.
William Rhine, s. years, Home for Aged Infrm-
Charles Feaster, 10 years, Sixth Precinct Station
Martha s Jones' years, 2l2 Lfnvorth place.
Ida Hagemann, 8 years, 65l st. sw.
William Pearson, % years, sos l. st. ne.
Mary B. HarveIl, 81 years the Portner.
Sarah e. Zepp @ years, 500 Lamont ST. NV
Rebekah B. Hornsby. 70 years. ITS l St NV.
Alder F. Litchheld, 90 years. Govt Hosp. Insane
William NJ. Riley. q years, E0 IA st. sW.
Harry B. Parker. 90 years. Govt Hosp for Insane.
Rosa Krursaw. rs years, 81 Pennsylvania aT. NV.
Amos l. Allen. % years, 30 A g. sc.
Turney NJ. wilkins. 70 years, EmergencJ Hospital
John F. McElroy 2 years. l4A w st NV.
Minnie Horstman. 50 years, lS3 Huntoon pl sw.
John Harris months, Madison court NV.
George h Loud, 10 months. 1888 lst st NV.
COLoRED-
Elizabeth Lively, s. years. l2il 18th 81 ne.
John Botts g years. tuberculosis Hospital.
Cecilia Davis. g years. Washington Asylum Hosp.
Walter Readman, 6s years. Wash. Asylum Hosp
Jesse J. johnson, Is yearz. I'd and y stS. sw.
Charles r. Dates. 70 years. Is Browns court 81.
Mary r. Lacy, 81 years. l0g Coreran 81 Ivy Cty.
Helm L Young. months ios & st M.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
DIED..

GRAHAM - On Friday, February II.
1911. at 4:3O p. m, JULIA GRAHAM,
mother of Helen Jones
Funeral Tuesday. February q. at /: 80
p. m. from her late residence, 1121
Third St NV
HORNSBY-On Sunday morning. Feb
ruary 10, 1911. at : o'clock. REBEKAH
BLACK HORNSBY. widow of Isham
HOrnsby.
Funeral from her residence. 1T15 I
street, on Tuesday morning, Febru-
airy q, at 10:30 o'clock. Interment at
Rock Creek Cemetery.
SCHLEGEI-On Saturday. February IS,
1911, at l p. m, at her residence, 1895
Sixth street northwest, MINNA
SCHLEGEL, widow of Gotlieb Schle-
gel.
Funeral from her residence on Tuesday,
February q. at p. m. thence to
German Lutheran Church, corner
Fourth and L streets northwest, at
2:30 D. m
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Harvey and Ida Huntington. girl
William and Margaret Park. boy.
Leo and Grace Diegslman. girl
John R and Minnie =. Deale. girl.
John G. and Cecilia o. Ryon. boy.
GustaTus and Susan J.. Finotti. Cirl.
Benjamin Ii. and Violet Y. Russell. girl.
William r. and Annie L. Sayre. girl.
Constantine and Johana Z. Lenard. bog.
Joseph L and Bertha Ferguson. hoy.
Joseph and Crystofancs Di Julian, girl
Frederick ]. and Flora A. Tansy. girl
Joseph II. and Lorenia B. Davidson, boy.
Thomas G. and Mary c. Kengla. boy.
George W. and Lucy Stiles, IT., girl.
Sam and Fannie Ehlrlch. boy.
Robert r. and May Motherhead. boy.
Morgan ID. and Laura Reveridge, boy.
Ham and Lsona Singer, boy.
Morris and Sara Freelander. boy.
Herman and Lcudwina Hell, bog.
John R- and Mabel Rradburn, girl.
william D. and Rachel Z. MacKeen, bog.
Edgar and Anna f. Spfnks, boy.
Walter +. and Annie V. Rock, boy.
COLORED.
James and Eliza Gilmore. boy.
John S. and Maggie Z. George, girl
Edward and Mary Lewis. girl
Eustice and Cordic Palmer. girl
Harrison and Phillistfne Crew, boy.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
WOULD REQUIRE HEALTH.
Lecturer Gives Rule for Marriage
License Applicants.

Every man who applies for marriage
license should be forced 10 presenr a
health certificate said Charles R Drum,
international secretary of the Y. M. C. A,
in a lecture on Women before the Cen
trai Labor Union at Typographical Tenn
pie last right
Mr. Drum commended the Society of
the Holy Name Catholic Church for its
translation and preservation of Bible rec
ords during the Dark Ages, and stated in
teresting facts regarding the liquor trade.
A vote of thanks was extended to Mr..
Drum. and, he was invited TO address
them again
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieut. w. E. WHITEHEAD. detached
duty navy yard, New York.. N. Y; to
duty naval station, Guam, NJ. /.
Asst. Surgeon A. B. CECIL. detached
duty Nebraska to duty naval station,
ciyl Engineer F. II. COOKE, detached
duty Bureau of Yards and Docks,
Navy Department, Washington, D. c.
to duty navy yard, Norfolk, Va
Paymaster's Clerk ]. J. CUNNINGHAM
retired, placed upon the retired list OF
officers of the navy from February
1s 1911; to home.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
No Change in Montana.

Helena, Feb. 2O.-There was no impor-
tant changes in to-day's ballot for United
States Senator. Owing to the death Of
Mrs. w. G. Conrad, the lieutenant gov
ernor requested that no speeches be made
and the votes were announced almost IN
a whisper. The ballot resulted: Carter
IS: Walsh %: Conrad 20.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
HICKS GIRL IS FOUND
Police Locate Her at Home
of a Friend.
RETURNS TO FATHERS HOUSE
Police Say Fondness for Moving
picture Shows Is Responsible for
Her fsappearance-First Taken
to House of Detention, After
which She Went Home.

Declaring she was glad to be home. and
would never again be fascinated by pic
ture shows to the extent of separating
herself from her family. Cora Hicks, six
teen years old. who had been missing
from her home, 1876 H street northeast,
since last Saturday, was smiling and
happy last night when she was taken
by her father from the House of Deten-
tfon, where she had been placed after
having been apprehended yesterday by
the police of the Second precinct Cora
was found at the home of friend, Miss
Donaldson, at 1873 Seventh street north
west.
When the girl failed to return home
Saturday night, after informing her par
ents that she was going to visit friends,
Mr.. Hicks became alarmed, and notified
the police of the Ninth precinct. 1t was
the second time Cora had fed from the
parental roof
Fond of Picture Shows.
It was known she was fond of the
5-cent picture theaters, and a close watch
was made of the houses she had been
in the habit of frequenting The police
vigilance proved futile, however, and all
hope of finding the girl in Washington
had been abandoned when friends of the
Hicks family informed the father that
his daughter was stopping with friends
in Seventh street.
Policeman Pierson went to the Don
aldSon home Saturday afternoon and
got the girl. She was taken to the
station house, and later removed to
the House of Detention. When uues-
toned. Cora denied she had been lured
from her home because of a fascfna-
tion for the picture theaters. She de-
Clared according to the police. she had
puarreled with her mother and had
left home in a 6t of anger.
Mr.. Hicks. when seen last night
said his daughter was at home, and
that all past differences had been ad-
Justed
She is sound asleep now" he said.
land I don't think she will leave us
again.
CoTa's record as a runawa according
10 the police records, closely follows that
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Washington. February ., I91L-No-
tce IS hereby given that. in conformity to law. the
pamphlet containing a list Of taxes in arrears on
real property in the District Of Columbia the
lst day Of July 1910 also all assessments subject to
sale. has been printed copy thereof viii be de-
lvsred to any taxpayer applying therefor at TIE
Office of the collector Of taxes Of the District Of
Columbia. and IL the tax assessments due to-
gether with the penalties and costs that may have
accrued thereon. shall not be paid Prior to the day
named for sale namely. THE nth DAY Or
MARCH. 1911. the property involved will be sold
under direction public anction. at the office
Of the collector Of taxes Of the District OF Columbia
commencing on the said 18th day Of March. 1911
between the hours Of ID O'Clock in the forenoon and
O'Clock in the afternoon, and continuing each fol-
lowing day. Sundays and legal holidays excepted.
until all such delinquent property is sold. CUNO
II. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM
v JUDSOS. Commissioners Of the District Of Co
lumbia. feDZ z 8mh67
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21

of Florence Carey, who recently made
her escape from the House of the Good
Shepherd for the third time. The girls
are about the same age. While they are
perhaps unknown to each other, they
have. through long absences from their
homes, been the source of diligent
searches on the part of the police, and
both were found at the residences of
friends
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
CITY'S BETTERMENT
TOPIC OF SPEAKERS
Monday Evening Club Holds
Banquet at Rauscher's.
MARCH ON CONGRESS ADVISED

Senator Chamberlain, of Oregon,
Gives Advice in Connection with
Topic, "The Nation and the Ma
tons City'-Maj. Judson Urges CO.
operation for Social Progress.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
Smart Set Magazine Sold.

New York, Feb. a-John Adams
Thayer. formerly a publisher of Every
body's, has bought the Smart Set mag
azine- He took possession to-day. The
Smart Set magazine was published by
the Ess Ess Publishing Company, which
was owned by Col w. D. Mann. of Town
Topics. Mr.. Thayer is engaged in form
ing a company which will control the
Smart Set magazine.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21

To Cure n Cold I'm One Day
rake LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine TahlefA Drug
eists refund money II 1t fails 10 cure. Z w.
GROVES signature % On each bon. 10
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21

When the eyelashes are thin or in
ciined to stand out, rub them at night
with vaseIine or cocoa butter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
OLDEST CONVICT
. SEES BIG SIGHTS
Looks Upon City and It's People
for First Time in Twenty
Two Years.

Wiid-cyed and wondering at a
world that looked as strange 10 him az
though he had been dead for tile last
lWenty- two years, Pap" tlc old negro
whom Governor Mann conditionally
pardoncd Saturday. left tho peniten-
,iarN Yesterday morning and was
piaced on the early train to Ncwpor,
News, where he hopes IL spend his lasr
days with relatives. lie was various
IS known as Mike Thomas anu lanes
smith but was registered as the latter
arch Of the Institution, it was very nat
iiral that he came TO he known 10 in
mates and officers alike as Pap
When he made ready for his start to
child and his wondcrment was be-
yond words He had a vague rcmcm-
orancc OF trains as they were two
n n,han s, ngo' and he had marvcled
uary IN his monoplanc. Hut all the
rest of it--automobilcs skyscrapers
and ,hc Ike We're new. and he walked
as one In dream The guard very
carefully nilotcd him over the cross
ings. bought his ticket. ana gave the
conductor minute instructions to 20,
niin or at he right place. where there
would he some one 10 meet him ana
take him home
With The exception Of the time spent
IN i, ne ne, pehitcn,i ary, his life. number
M, e'g .,1, Years has been crowded
MN stlrring Incidents For thirty
servant TO William iIcnrw Seldcn. who
WAS shot IN the defense OF LynchburS.
IL Is SAIL that the body servant, seeing
his master fall, took up the Gun and
fought in his place
lis conduct IN private life was anv.
.ninS mt worthy OF his heroism in
war. twice before the life sentence
vas passed npon him from Ncwpor,
News he served terms In the penjten.
nary. and though 1t is not positively
f tna' third conviction was
ne cause. Of his final sentence. rhe
DAYS OF his existence will nov lie fcIv
mo II Is not feared that he viii again
, peace '''e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Circuit Court OF Apnco,.

ne United states Circuit Court Of
Appeals reoonvened yesterday morning
az o'clock. with Circuit Jud eas coz
and Pritchard and District. Judges
BraWley, Dayton and Conner In at
there We're no cases in tho cali Tor
argument, but the court held a con
.erence session on cases heretofore
argued and submitted TO It,
ne following case will be In the call
ter argument to-day.
= 10. 30, The Baker WHITLEY Coal
CCoinpany,. appellant. VS.. Baltimore and
one railroad Company. appellee; an
lnnore Mo To he reargucd by r T.
Mclanahan and Joseph G. France, Of
'ai'lInore. Md, FOR the appellant and
~ Il. 4. Preston and r. Marsden
nli ll' Of Baltimore. Md. for the APP
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
POLICE COURT CASES
EuhHnk, WI" Stole buggy Robe, Gets
-Four Months In JniI

John and William Morgan, white,
charscd with stealing $3.50 from paul
Aeycr, We're dismissed in Police Court
yesterday.
l. y. F,ubank. white, charged with
stealing buggy robe from Leroy Il.
SsroWn, WAS sentenced to four months
Tie case against james Robinson,
colored charged With stabbing Charles
Loving. was continued 10 February lG.
Mrs Kate lipka. charged with sell
Ing liquor without a license, was dis
missed.
Al Jones. white, was dismissed Of
The charge OF carrying Il concealed
Weapon.
The case against Arctocrltos Aninos,
char ged with stealing S3,25 from
Annie Grew. was continued to Feb
The case ,agairtft John Robinson. col
ored, charged with selling liquor witn-
out license, was continued o. Feb
Sidney Duvall, white charged With
being disorderly and Interfering with
Ursula Lane, was dismissed.
James Martin. colorea, charged with
.operatins gaming resort at OF
Nnru! Seventeenth street. was fined
s-J.