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The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
II. 3. Church, Forest City.

Rev. 4, ". Werner. Pastor,
ist Saturday evening. >unda yimprnins aud
evening NJ Tarko Chapel
!nd sunday morning ut TIA. m. At Forest
city sunday evening at kimsey school house
1t o'clork.
ard sunday morning At Tarkio Chapel AZ II
4. n, and evening NJ Forc>, city NJ sp. M.
9TH sunday at kims.y ~ II ~ M. and ~
Forest City az sp. IN
sunday schSDl At 40 u. IN, !, NJ. Lease.
superintendent
Junior Ieagu. AZ !iV D. m. Mrs. Werner,
Superintendent
Epworth icavu. u, y. m. Miss Mary Hui
ip'k. President.
Prayer meeting Wednesday ut sp. m.
womrr' y Home Mission sEi.ty Friday ~
.iSp. m. Mrs. scott, President.
Choir practice Thursday NJ ~. M,
sunday school a, kimscy school house st 10
4 m, \ Smith. Superinte ndent
Epworih League ~ kims.y ~'hool houss
sunday NJ : D. M.
sunday school NJ TarkiO Chapel At 9H ..
m. y. y. Boyd. Superintendent
Prayer meeting ~ Tark,o Chapel sunday
and "Wednesday o. 1872 m
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Evangelical Church.
u. ". Wpidrmipr. Pastor

u. W. Weidemier. Pastor
Oregon sunday Shool ~ 10 ~ m. X. q.
kunkcl. superintendent.
Prayer meeting Thursday at sp. N.
Preaching. Hrst aud third sundays At ita.
IN. second and fourth sundays ~ = % m.
Nickeils Grove sunday srhool ~ 10 a. ~.
Jas Ramsay. superintendent.
V y. A. ~ ,a y. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday At %. IN.
Preaching, drst aud third sundays at sp m.
second and fourth sundays ~ liam
BENTON sunday ~'ho,l At 10 a. N. Preach.
ins second sunday AZ u =. m. 20 nth sun.
day AZ soclork D. M.
Any one IL cordially welcomed to any Of
thr>. services
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
Executrix's Notice

Notice is hereby given, that Letters Tesla
inentaty ~ tnc estate ~ Ai"er. TO rs"f
signed, on the 18th day ~ May. 1911. by til,
Probate Court of Holt County Missouri
Ali persons having claims against said E>.
tate, ar. required Ia exhibit them for allow.
ance To the Executor Within one year after
the date " said letters. or they may he pre-.
cluded from any benefit ~ said estate; aud II
such claims l,c not exhibited wit hin two wears
from The date of This publication. they shall
be forever barred
This 18th day " May, 1911. --
LiIIIE N. ROECkER.
ENcrutriN.
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THE BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio.
Administrators Notice.

Notice l. hereby given, that Letters NJ Al.
min>trntlon On the estate ~ Jacob Pul.
liam, Deceased, were granted Ia the under
signed. an III" nth day ~ June, IaiI hy
the Probate court ~ Holt County. Missouri
All persons having claims against said
estate, ar. requested Ia exhibit them for al
lnwan,r To the Administrator within On,
year after the date ~ said letters, or they
may b" preclud"t from any benefit ~ surI
estate; and II such claims br not cNhlbite,
within two years from the date Of this pIbli.
cation. they will he forever barred
u, W, CrMMiNS
Public Administ rator
This ;th day ~ July, 1911.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that Letter.
" Administrations, On tn. estate NJ
Mary T.. Hartman. decreased, were
granted To- the undersigned on the 18th day NJ
May, 1911, 10y the Pr,l.ate Court of Holt
County. Missouri. Al persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit
them for allowance To- the administrator
within one year after the date ~ said letters,
or they may I've pr.clud.d frum any benefit o'
tied within two years fr,m the date VI this
publication. they will he forever barred
e. HARTMAN
Administered
This irh day u May. ipii
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Executors Notice.

Npiir. II hereby given, that Letters Tesla
incntary ~ the estate ~ Edith A. iiindr, de-.
ceased. were granted Ia the undersigned. on
the 18th day ~ December ipr'. by the prnbat.
Court ~ Holt County. Missouri,
All persons having claims Against said
estate, are required to exhibit then
for allowance tn the Executor within one yeai
after the date ~ said letters. or they may h.,
pr,rludrd from any benefit of said estate
aud N such claims he not exhibited within
two years from the date ~ this puhlira.
tiun, they shall forever barred.
This sud day ~ June, ipii.
THOMAS :. HINpE.
Executor.
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given. that the under
estate Of John Kaltenbach. deceased. will
make final settlement OF his accounts with
said estate rs such Executor At the next
term Of the Probate Court OF Holt county,
Missouri, to he holden 10 Oregon In said
county, IN the 18th day OF August, 1911.
ERNEST KALTENBACH,
This 18th day OF July, 1911.
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice II Hereby Given, That the under
signed Executor OF the estate ~ Jacob Daw
his accounts with said estate Ms such Execu.
tor ut the next Term Of the Probate Court Of
Holt County, Missouri, 10 he holden In Ore
gon, In said County, on the 18th day Of Aug
ust, A, D., 1911 LAFE DAWSON.
Executor.
This 18th day ~ July, 1911.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice j. hereby given, that the under.
~ George ". Book, deceased, will make
final settlements Of his accounts with said
estate Ms such administrator AT the next
Missouri. Ia he holden In Oregon, In said
County, on the 18th day OF August. A. D ,
1911, u W. CUMMINS
Public Administrator.
This 18th day Of June. 1911.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services each sunday a, follows
Sunday school at a.1a m.
Preaching service at u a. m.
Junior League at 80. M.
EpSorth League at :OO D. m.
Preaching service At 500 %. m.
Prayer meeting each Thursday At 100 D q.
You are cordially invited Ia attend ali
hese services 7. q. TAYLOR.
Pastor
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German u. Z. Church.

Rev. Henry Bruins. Pastor.
sunday school ~ 80 u. IN.
Preaching every sunday At 10 70 =. m.
Preaching every sunday al the kodsvAS
'hufch ut Q 80 y. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon o.
: 10
Everybody cordially invited to attend soovs
ssv,ces.
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Church Directories.
Christian Church.
Elder h. n. Dawson, Pastor.

Bible school every rordsday s<s Q. m. d. 3.
Brooks. superintendent.
Y.P.s. G. z. every Lordsdsy $50 .. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday sveuiss .
ESQ. -
Preaching every seco nd and fourth Lordo-
dsy. morning and evenin, II a. m. 30 .. .
All cordially invited to attend all meetings Of
ne church. All male welcome by the paste
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1sv. T. d. Roberta Appointments.
New Point. every sab ,ath. morning and
evening.
Sabbath school At 10 .. m. :every sabbath
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Nstloe Of final Settlement.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned
administrator In charge Of the estate Of
Dora Will. deceased. will make final settle
ment Of his accounts with said estate ~
such administrator. ut the next term Of
TO be holden In Oregon. In said county, on
the i%th day Of August, A; p, nlbi,,,s .uv
Thts asrd day Of June. 1911,
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,urzon Christian Church. Bluff City.

w. IL. Hartman, Pastor,
Preaching IN III. S-cont aud fourth LOrds
tAy 1T u a. ~. and : - y. ~.
Bible school each Lordsday At 10 =. IN.
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IN III. Circuit Court of Holt County. Nilsson
ri, August Term Thereof A. D.. ipii.
samuel ". kaufman. Piaintif.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
FIRE IN TARMVILIE
DESTROYS DRUG STORE

Especial to The Richmond Firgiuian.)
FARMEILLE. VA, Oct. 26.---An
alarm Of fire was sounded this morn
ing at 1 o'clock, and the blaze was
soon located in Garland's drug store.
on Main street. between Second and
Third streets. In the heart OF the bust
ness portion of the town. The depart
ment responded promptly, The fire
was confined to the one building,
though Baldwin & Sons, dry goods
merchants. whose store adjoined. suf-
fered damage from smoke.
The drug store was a total loss. with
$500 Of insurance. BALDWIN was
fully covered by insurance.
AIR. II. G. Crute. who owns the Gar"
land building also carried insurance
sufficient to save him from loss.
The second day of the fair opened
with sunshine. The program for the
day was an interesting one and q
crowd Is gathering. Congressman
Turnbull is here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
WISCONSIN HAS
VISIT FROM TAFT
CROWDS TURN OUT TO GREET HIM,
nut FAIL TO ENTHUsE WHEN
ADDRESSED.
RECALL OLD PROMISE
IN 1908 PRESIDENT PROCLAIMED
THAT TARIFF SHOULD BE RE-
DUCED-HANDLEs SUBJECT
GINGERLY.
RECALL OLD PROMISE

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Oct. 2s.-ln,
surgent Wisconsin turned out its
crowds to-day to see President Taft.
Everywhere along the days trip from
Green Bay to this city, where the
President arrived at dark, immense
throngs greeted him.
Governor McGovern, himself a La
Toilette progressive, went along with
Mr.. Taft and bespoke for him every
time he introduced the President to
the cadets, o warm hearted hospital
ity.
Mr.. Taft, going into the home State
of Senator La Toilette, whose am
bition to become President. his in
surgent supporters are trying hard to
achieve for him. made no mention of
La F'ollette's name in any speech. The
President only three times alluded to
the tariff issue, which forms the chief
bone of contention between the sup
porters OF the administration and tho
La Toilette followers.
In tackling the tariff, Mr.. Taft pick
ed his way gingerly and got through
with ii as we'll as possible. He spoke
OF the work Of Congress in passing
the tariff bits and explained that ne
vetoed them because they were in
sufficient and besides he wanted to
hear fro mhs tariff board before de
Gliding upon any legislation along that
line.
The crowds in Cfreenbay and Osh-
kosh who heard his tariff apology
failed to enthuse. They merely re-
fiected the spirit of all Wise onsin
which has not forgotten the speech
the President made in this city in his
political campaign of 1908, when he
loudly proclaimed that the tariff ought
to be reduced.
On the presidential train to-day rode
Senator Stephenson, whose election is
under investigation. The Senator was
warmly received by the President who
takes Mr.. Stephenson's word for it that
his election by the Legislature was
regular.
During the day the President spoke
to $4,000 people at Greenbay; 5000 at
Appleton. 10000 In Oshkosh and 10000
at Fond du Lac. In Fond du Lac
Mr.. Taft was taken out on parade.
The city was all decorated, and great
crowds waved at the President as he
rode along.
The throng that fiocked to the
courthouse square was one of the lar
gest that has heard the President on
his 13.o00-n1ile trip.
Mr.. Taft was whisked around every
town where he stopped for an auto
mobile ride, In freezing temperature,
and by the time he reached this city
Knight he had picked up cold. His
voice was husky.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
CONSOLIDATION
OF PRESBYTER|Es
PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY Is
ALREADY RECOMMENDED TO
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINCHESTER, VA, Oct. 26.-At
Its session here to-day the Presby-
terrain Synod Of Virginia adopted the
report of the committee on bills and
overtures that no further petition. as
requested by the Texas Synod, be SEM
to the General Assembly for the es-
tablishment OF a great Presbyterian
University In the South. as the as
sembly had already taken favorable
action.
The petition for a consolidation OF
the Maryland and Chesapeake Presby-
teries, was granted and those Presby-
teries are directed to meet In Central
church. Washington. January Is next
and to consummate the union.
Petitions to establish a dividing line
between Roanoke and West Hanover
Presbyteries were granted az request
ed. The report Of the synod home
mission committee showed contribu-
tons amounting to s17.S52.s6, where
as $4,000 had been apportioned among
the Presbyteries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
ORGANIZE LEAGUE
FOR PUBLIC GOOD

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
PAMPLIN CITY, VA, Oct. 26.--At
an informal reception In Beale Me-
mortal church last Friday night the
teachers and patrons of the PaInplin
City graded school were entertained
by the citizens advisory committee.
After opening with a prayer by Rev.
+. .. Warren, the purpose OF the
meeting WAS explained by the chair
man OF the committee, Rev. A J. Pom
ton. Mr.. Ponton said the meeting was
for the purpose OF bringing patrons
and teachers together. in order that
they might at the start Of the school
year understand each other thorough
ly and that the parents might encour-
age and corporate with the teachers
te rthe good of thc school
Mr.. J. X. Hannah, county superin-
tendent OF schools. spoke very encour-
aglngly on the prospect OF a high
school at this place. He commended
what Mad already been accomplished
by the teachers and urged upon the
patrons the need for cooperation.
MIR. l.. n. Lyon spoke on the
schools financial situation. After Mr..
Ligon's remarks, Principal Miss Fen
nell Crawey spoke on behalf Of the
school. She said that she was very
much pleased with the outlook and
very much encouraged at the helpful
spirit shown by the patrons and all
| those Interested In the schools work.
The meeting was closed with the
organization of the Citizens Corpora
tive League with the following officers:
President, Rev. A. J. Ponton; vice.
presidents, Miss Fennell Crawley and
r. l.. Franklin. and secretary and
treasurer, Mrs, l.. N. Lyon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27

Of Buffalo, United States steel Cor
porsation. Waikiki Valley Railroad
Com pany, West Shore Railroad Com
pany. Western Union Telegraph
Company.
Prepared by Dickcnsoa.
Attorney General Wickersham l.
sued ~ brief statement here this NJ
tesnoon announcing the fling OF ut
suit at Trenton and stating the l's'
tttion was prepared by former sec
Rotary of War Dickinson. who. two
months ago. WAS retained by the At
torney General TO make careful X
animation OF all the evidence which
had been collected by the Depart
anent OF Justice. together with that
taken ley the Stanley committee.
Judge Dickinson's report to tho At
torney General Is embodied In thc
petition filed to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
CAROLINA NEGRO
CREDIT TO STATE

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
RALEIGH, N. c.. Oct. 2t.--To- day
was tne big day Ut the negro State
fair here. The exhibition IL held on
the fair grounds OF tho white State
fair corporation. which annually gives
the negroes free use OF the grounds
and building and encourages them In
every way practicable.
Tonight the negroes are given the
free use OF the big new city audi
torium, occupied the first time last
week during the white State fair. and
they are holding q big musical enter
tainment there.
The relations existing between the
white people and negrosA especially
the better elements Of both races, are
probably not equalled by any other
State in the Union. The negroes
of North Carolina. as q rule, arc boz
lieyed here to be the best conditioned
and best behaved. on the whole. Of
those OF any other State. The exhibits
OF farm products. stock and the like,
are exceedingly creditable to the coll
ored people in this State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
SURE
BUT CASE IS WEAK
Continued from First Par. ]

Continued from First Page.)
son from Druggist Hahn. but he
bought it for the purpose specified
to kill a dog.
Third. That the dog MAS killed and
the body Of the dog will be produced
in court. The clergyman killed =
dog; 1t will be shown at the same
time.
Fourth. Richeson loved Avis Lin
nell as q very dear friend. He learn
ed that she was In trouble and his
meeting with her in Boston previous
to the time the poison was bought
was simply that Of 4 clergyman who
was solicitous as to the welfare OF
the girl and who was trying to help
her.
I'm Innocent"
The father and other relatives At
Richeson, as well a. Mr.. Grant Eds
Of the accused clergyman. This feel
ing was increased when the prisoner
In the Charles street Jail stood there
with tears streaming from his eyes
and looking through the mist into his
fathers eyes. cried:
Father, I'm innocent-Tm inno-
cent"
II believe IT, my boy" replied the
father
RicheSons kuaru at the InaFieS
street Jail soy he Is q model prisoner
and has shown no signs Of the ner-
vouyness and fits Of depression which
some of hts flock nay he WINS subject.
His chief concern seems to be that his
meals are delivered from the nearby
restaurant before they get cold. Els
appetite Is splsfidld,
The Watchrnan,' the OFFICIAL or
gan Of the BAPTIST church here. to.
day printed al editnriAl which con-
atitutes an appA1f to the Cambridge
ment in Richeson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
PAINTING WILL BE
SHOWN IN RICHMOND

tsphctal 70 The Richmond virginian. J
WINSTON, n. c., Oct. 2s.-
Features of the third days session OF
the North Carolina division OF the
United Daughters OF the ConfAderAcy,
held ar Winston to-day, was the coll
lection OF the s75J,UA0 contributed to-
ward the erection of the Lee lnunu.
ment TO be erected In Arlington came
terry. Washington. d. G.. and the pre-
'sentation by Mrs. MArshAll Williams
OF her beautifully painted copy Of the
great seal of North Carolina in its
heavy gold frame and dressed In the
red and white Confederate coiors.
This painting lis to be displayed AT
the general eons ention OF the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. TO be
held in Richmond,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
SUE
HENRICO COUNTY

A suit Of r. p. Bryan and others
against the county OF Henrieo to re-
cover damages for dirt removed by
the county from the lands of the
plaintiffs was tried IN Eenrico coun-
~ Circuit Court yesterday and result
ed In a verdict OF $3.50 for the plain
tiffs. Tho sum Of 5000 was demanded
BY the plaintiffs. The property al
legged to have been damaged is located
In the vicinity of Northampton. Sew
eral hundred loads OF dirt were re-
moved from the land and used In the
Improvement Of county road rum
Mug along the property.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
RICHMOND BOWLS
WASHINGTON TEAM

washington will try it's bowling
strength against Richmond at the
Railroad Young Mems Christian Assoc
cha ton tomorrow evening
Tho Richmond team is in splendid
shape. Last year Richmond defeated
Washington at Richmond. and Wash
ingtou returned the compliment AZ
Washington. There is keen rivalry
between the two teams, and a hot con-
test is anticipated. The lineup for
Richmond Is as follows.
r. NJ. Deasy, G. r. Cook, A. L.
Iouchins, j. T. Hunt. A. G. Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
All Were Acquitted.

Especial to Tho Richmond Nirginlan.)
ROANOKE. VA, Oct. 26.--ln the
Corporation Court to-day G. S. Smith,
proprietor Of the Ponce De Leon hotel,
who was charged by state Pure FOOD
Inspector Brezal with violating the
pure food laws. by using oieomar-
garins in HIS hotel, and was fined $50
in the police court. was found not
guilty. 4 "nolie pross' was entered
in the case.
J. r. bikes. tho steward, who WAS
fined $1,000 and given twelve months
in Jail by the police court. and siria
Brothers, charged with selling decom-
posed ash, were also acquitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
PTOMAINE POISON
FROM OYSTERS

BALTIMORE, Md. Oct 28.--Charles
+. pickens. of Roanoke, Is critically Ill
at Mercy Hospital here suffering from
ptomaine snoisoniHg. He ate a hearty
restaurant and several hours later fell
unconscious on che street. striking his
forehead. causing nsugly wound. Pick
srs IL an Insurance. d sent and came
here 10 Visit friends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
REAL ESTATE MAN
BANK DIRECTOR

MIR. .. RI. Funston, OF the real es-
tate firm of Me.srs EIam e. Funston,
was on Wednesday elected a director
OF the First National Bank Of Rich
mond, Va, to I'LL the vacancy oo-
casioned By the death Of Mr.. D. Q.
Davis
Mr. Funston is one of the best
known and most active of the hand
lefs Of Richmond real estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
u.u.way Hors Wanted mt Home.

Richmond polite and others are Ask
ed through the police department 10
look out for James Commander, aged
fourteen years, and Adolphus Murden,
aged ten, who are wanted in Norfolk
by their parents. The boys are be-
liaved to have run away from nome
10 see something Of the world. 1t Is
hoped that II they reach Richmond, they
will have little chance TO see much
more of the world than that surround
ing the city of Norfolk. Tie elder boy
is OF light complexion. while the
younger is dark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
y,bi,a,hea Oyster Sumner.

The Phiiathea class of Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist church Will give an oyster
supper in the, sunday-sehool room OF
the church on Friday evening, October
~. 1911. from TO 10 O'Clock. An
excellent program OF music and reci-
has been arranged and de-
lightful evening is promised to all who
are fortunate enough to attend. All
donations for the supper will be CRATE
fully received.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
Gary VIII Not Talk.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-~At A late
hour tonight Judge Gary said over
telephone:
Il shall issue no sort of statement
tonight was served with notice
Of the suit abont o'clock this even
ing by a deputy marsha, from Tren-
ton, who came 10 my apartments here
in the Waldorf. That IS all have 20
saw Good night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27

detective krengie last night arrested
Ernest Bowles. colored. aged eighteen
as a suspicious character. The officer
beijeves that the negro knows some-
thing about the theft Of lot OF copper
wire from tine Southern Bell Teleph one
Company and lot Of brass elettrie
light brackets from the Westmoralana
Club. The case viii be called In Poliee
Court this mpFxllsk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
GLIDDEN TOURISTS
END TRIP SOUTH

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Oct 26.--The
Gliyiden tourists completed their long
and hard 1850 mile Journey from New
York here, this Afternoon, In IA driving
rain storm after a hayd days SI-mile
run through Florida's worst and deep
est sand roads
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
Ladies Pee,xet Picked,

Mrs. Gruhbs. of No. 10 Nelly street.
reported to the police yesterday morn
Ing that her pocket had been picked,
either in street car or in u GRO wdeA
store. and money to the amount Of S.
taken. She does not know whom she
lest ~ nor under what circumstances
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27

Alleged Disorder On Sxrsft. caf.
~ rs 4 iats hna1r last ntkhn ,Lhtrs
WAS hut eng case Of any importance
rsgistsred q Che First Patton, That
was the case Uf 4 negro, Edward
Brown. who was arrested on the charge
of beinA diaorder!y on a Seven Pines
car. There were ia addition five cases
of drunkenness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
Nepor,. nIc,,e S,ol,n,

The police received y report from
AIRS. isaac May. No. rs Gresham Court,
stating that y bos I bicycle. blue frame.
had, baEn stolen 4 H
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27
Social News.

Mrs. W. II. Carroll and daughter.
Helen. left yesterday for Atlanta
Henry Owen has returned home.
after visit to his parents In Dover,
Del. .ss..x III .a.ss-.s.,...
Henry Buell.. Of Durham, N. G., 10
here on short visit to his mother
Emmett Daffron. Of Philadelphia.
10 visiting relatives In South Rich.
mOnd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-27

their work on the new Mayo's bridge
yesterday morning. A temporary
bridge has been stretched across the
river to Belle Isle. and is fastened
to wire cables. rocks and trees. which
are on the banks.
The steam pumps were set to work
pumping tho water out, SO that tho
Golfer dams could be built 1t will
take several weeks to rebuild what
has been washed away by the recent
freshet.