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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-29
OBITUARY
Mrs. neliIuh uoran.

Chariottesviile. va, MARCH, as,---Mrs.
lanai logan died last evening at
", Chambers, at the advanced age Of
ninety years. The remains were taken
To-day To Motley. pittsylvanla county.
:" De inferred IN the old family bury
Ing ground.
MISS Mary 4. Esplcy.
tapeGlhi 70 The iimcs-Dispatcl.J
and who for the past nineteen years
had made her home with the family
OF gorge l. Newman and his dnugh-
r ni,, MrS, henry !" iayman, died last
viii be conducted by the REV. III. r..
Leo. rector OF Christ Episcopal Church.
assisted by ~Archdcacon Frederick W.
Buffalo. y. y, for interment.
Mrs. Esther s. Neid.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. Va, March ss.-Mrs. Es-
Of tuberculosis at Lehew, Hampshire
county, w. Va. aged sixty-three years.
Her husband. two sons and our daugh.
,irs. Ida STANLEY crid,in.
Mrs. Ida Stanley Crldlin died yesicr-
day morning at her residence, 703
North Twenty-first street. She wa
ter of tho late Mrs. William r. An
derson. She leaves one son and three
brothers.
announcement of the funeral ar
rangements Will he made later.
Walter u, Green.
Walter j.. Green died of pneumonia
at the Retreat for the Sick yesterday
in the fiftieth year Of his age.
The interment will be made in
Shockoe Cemetery this afternoon at 4
o'clock. The funeral services will be
held at the grounds.
Miss Virginia IinkiDs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Winchester, Va, March 23.-Miss Vir-
GINA Hinlfins, member OF an old
Shenandoah Valley family. died at Mid
dletown. this county, to-day, aged six
ty-tive years, Two brothers and four
sisters survive her.
Professor II. G.. Lewis,
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.1
M%oreauville, La, March 2S.--Profes-
sor Henry Gordon Lewis, formerly
place, died here last Friday, aged six
ty-hve years. Professor Lewis was a
native Of Virginia; where he had many
Louisiana for the past thirty years.
Funeral Of David A.. UcptyYOic.
Especial To Thc Times-Dispatcl.l
Ha~rrisonburG. Va, March gS.--Thc
funeral of David 4. HeatWole, eighty
four years Did. was held this morning
al II o'clock from WeayerS Mennonite
Church. Of which he was a member.
Services were conducted by Bishop
Lewis Shank. OF Broadway, assisted
by Rev. II. A.. Young, Of Mt. Clinton.
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James Robert Goodloe, proprietor OF
the Alton House. located near tho
boundary line Of Albomarle. Nelson
and Augusta counties, and ono OF the
most noted fox and deer hunters In
Virginia, died at 4:3o o'clock yesterday
morning at his home at Alton, In the
eighty third year OF his age. The flu
neral will take place at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon from Hebron Baptist Church,
four miles from Alton, in tlfe Rocknsh
Valley.
He was the son Of John Coodloe ana
Nancy VIM, originally OF Caroline
county. James II. Goodloe was born
In Alhemarle county cighty-two years
ago. In 1860 he married Miss Maggie
Crist, OF Nelson county. lie IS sur
vived by his wife and six chil0ren,
namely. Mrs. John ]. McHenry. or
Louisville, Ky; Mrs. ". =. saunders,
OF Richmond; Joh G. Goodloe. Iiaw-
thornc j. Goodloc, Robert y. Goodloe
and samuel p. Goodloe.
For nifty years Mr.. Goodloe had lived
at Alton. on an elevation OF the Blue
Ridge Mountains. overlooking the beau
THU valleys of Rockfish and Pied
mont. In this scenery, unsurpassed for
beauty. he lived his %contentc> ana
happy life. Many Of the best people
OF Virginia and other States have en-
Joyed his hospitality and ,riendshlp.
he was a unique character and a
great entertainer.
Tor thirty years he and the late DR..
j. Is. llawthornc, at one time pastor OF
the First Baptist Church, Richmond.
were intimate friends. They hunted
together. worshiped together and
maintained a friendship unusually
close and tender. DR.. Hawthorne. an
speaking of his friend, Mr.. Goodlsoe
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trade are being scricuyly affected BY
the hobble skirt. He pointed out tina
where 1T formerly took from six to nine
yards Of cloth to make the average
gown, under the present STYLES from
TOUR to six yards are sufficient.
When asked If the average woman
did not buy more suits and In that way
use the same amount of cloth as for
hierly. h manufacturer replied that
while the initial cost of the suit was
less the stores still charge the same
sum for suits as before. and in that
way made Il greater profit at the en-
rense of Tho ~clotlmakcr. y continue
tion OF these conditions. he said would
mean a reduction in either hours OF
labor i'll the mill OF u reduction in
the force.
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Phone Mad. 1884.

Mr.. iIeatwole leaves the following chi,-
f r a, 5 e, j., Of Dale Enterprise: ID.
terprise e. Dr. G.'n1 Tinno 4, J.. OF pale m
Hso,e: Professor Cornelius d.. of tho
S SaI,c Sormni school Mrs. NJ. G. Hill
Depntv. or ~ i~isherville: Mrs J. w.
i~leatVvoie.. Of Dale Enterprise.
AT lieatwholc served az county SUI
- ntaor, county assessor. president Tor
,~wen.y-iivc years of The West Rocb.
insham Fire Insurance COMPANY. nrcs
ldent of tho Rawley SPRINGS Turnnit.,
company, and oundc the Dale Enter
H'iee Literary Society.
Henry A. Coles. #
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Amherst. Va, March 2s.-Henry Au-
gustus Coles, OF New York, died lern
iiast isht az INC home Of his son.in-
VINO Nas II prominent citizen OF BrooIs.
iIyn. y. T.. had been in failing health
aor some months past, and a few weeks
dauEhtor, thinking tina the change
,Moutu beneflt him. He Is survived ~
ms widow. ono daughter, Mrs. X. Q.
,Mhltelead, or Amherst, and ono son. j.
WIN him when he died. Mr.. Coles was
= native OF Connecticut, and his re-
n!ains were THIS evening taken TO that
State for interment. He was a cousin
OF Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
Funeral Of Mrs. Wntts.
special to The Times-D!spatch.7
@ - 'N''Ohi + ' f,,- AitTCN sS.--Ine HDoQS
OF Mrs. Richard II. Watts. who died
last week In San Francisco, reached
y nchbufg this AFTERNOON at 1870
O'Clock, and It WAS AXE immediately
10 the residence Of the family III CabciI
Street.
Accommodating the body was DR..
stephen watts, OF the University Of
virginia; Robert G.. Watts, who started
for California upon receipt or the news
Of their mothers death. and Miss Mary
watts and Miss Henrietta Cheatwooi,
daughter and niece. Respectively, " h
were with her when the end came. VI
The funeral was held this afternoon
at 1880 o'cluck from the residence, ana
tne body was placed in a vault a,
Spring Fiji Cemetery, awaiting The
arrival or other members OF the family.
who have been III Europe, and W are
expected home Saturday.
Mrs. Frances \. GinH.eil.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Bowling Green. Va, March 2S.-N1rs.
Frances y. Glaasoll. widow OF DR.. An
Grew NJ, G!aase!l. died At her hone this
morning at 10 o'clock. aged ninety
three years. She is survived by one
son, Or. Robert T. Glassell. and four
daughters. Misses Fannie, Eugenia.
AGA and Louise Glnssell, all or this
place.
The funeral service will take place
on Wednesday, morning ut 10 o'clock
at The grave In Lakewood Cemetery.
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DEATHS

BOHMER-Died, at her residence in
Icdgcwater Park. n. j., on Tuesday.
March %. 1911, al 6:l0 A. NJ, Mrs.
ADDIE HENN1NGHAM BOHMER.
wife, Of Henry Bohmer; Jr.. formerly
OF Richmond. Va, and daughter OF
the late Or. Peyton Lyons and Mrs.
Addie Deane Lyons.
Funeral services will be hold in st.
Paul's Church THURSDAY MORNING
at II o'clock. Interlnent in Holly
wood,
CIIRISTIAN-Ioied, March IS. at $50
=. NJ, in the horne Of his daughter.
Mrs. +. a. Fore, No. 1901 West Grace
street, MIR. EMMETT B. CHRISTIAN.
Funeral from the above number at
II o'clock WEDNESDAY, March 30.
%InterHent In Blsndford Cemetery.
Petersburg.
CR1DLIN-Died, at her residence. 7o3
North Twenty-first Street, Tuesday.
March rs. at 6 i. NJ, MRS. IDA
STANLEY CRIDLIN. aged fifty-four
years, daughter of the late Mrs. VIII
liam r. Anderson. She leaves ono
SON and three brothers.
Funeral notice later.
GREEN--Died. of pneumonia. at the
Retreat for the Sick. yesterday. WAL
TER d. GREEN, aged fo~rty-nine
Interment ShockOe Hill
DAY at 4 o'clock. Services at the
grounds.
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R. w. RlVES AND WIFE
DECIDE TO SEPARATE
famous Whip Lives Mt Hotel, While
She aud Children Occupy
N. III TN011n Iinlxs -.--. III.

.".I..H. w IlOuSG. q
New York. March 2S.-Reginald "
Rives, clubman and whip. admitted. In
answer to a question, that he had
taken rooms in the Hotel Patterson,
At 80 West Forty-siXth Street. after he
and his wife had reached a mutual
agreement to live apart. She is living
with her son and daughter in the Rives
house at AZ East Thirty-frst Street.
She said that no legal separation was
contemplated.
81 give my word that neither one OF
US has engaged lawyers said Rives.
Separation? Divorce? Most GER
tainly not. There is no suit. Mr.. Rives
has no lawyers and L have none" Mrs
Rives said when she returned to her
home from a shopping tour.
When Reginald b. Rives. the only
son. was asked about the rumors of a
lawsuit. he said he had hoard nothing.
He gave his fathers address as the
kn~ickerboclter Club.
The cause OF the separation was not
divulGed by the Riveses. Before their
marriage Mrs. R!ves was Miss Mary C
Buckley. Talk OF 9 separation vas
first circulated IN the neighborhood OF
near P~ougikeeps!e. Mr.. Rives said no
had not been IN that place IN several
months. lie seemed 70 be greatly sur
p.!sst iha- the marital trouble should
have been revealed there.
As drive. OF the Pioneer coach. which
nG1a FPS from the Holland House TO
A.1siey. Ri~sS became known as one
. the foremost amateur drivers in
America Coaching parties from the
Metropolitan CiIb 10 Southampton. L
: ALSO 8'ers lsi b him.
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TAFT WILL FULLY
ADVISE CONGRESS

iCitt b rE
the Instruction country to relieve
chihuahua, was harrassed almost every
mile by the hiring of insurrcctos, hidden
IN INC mountains and brush. Dozens
OIL MS men were killed and buried
along the railroad tracks.
e~hihuahua, on I : arrival OF Rabago,
became the strongest Federal garrison
III the war zone. 1t has about 5000
soldiers. and is cncircled by fortin-
cations. while the churches and chief
buildings have the appearance OF arse
iiais. and housetops are piled high with
sand bags to be used as breastworl<s
III case OF attack.
Federal victory Reported.
Aqua P%rieta, Mexico. March 2S.-A
battle was fought near Ures, the old
capital of Sonora, yesterday between
federals, comprising the combined
forces sent from Agua Pricta, NogaIcs
and lIermosillo. and the united forces
OF the rebels at San Rafael. The or
fetal dispatches report Il great Fed
cral victory.
The fight started at Q O'clock yester-
day morning. The Federals used two
machine guns with tho terrible effect.
-Nauis ana Iimas. on opposite Sides,
were prominent in the battle.
Govcrnor Torres reported at 3 O'Clock
,his afternoon u sweeping Federal VIC
tory. with seventy rebels killed and q
great number wounded. He gave nc
report Of the Federal losses. The Gov.
erhor stated in mother telegram tina,
me hSht was still In progress at
n!Sntfall last evening. II the Fed
carts gain a decisive victory at San
ltafael it Will remove the DANCE OF
an attack OH Hcrmosillo.
me rebel forces evidently were at
tempting an eastward flank movement
against Hermosillo when met by the
Federals.
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DIES IN HOTEL
Canadian Tourist Expires suddenly from
IL II IInnrf luilurn ----- Ii !

Canadian Tourist Expires suddenly from
Heart Failure.
Suddenly stricken with heart disease. :. h.
Greene. OF Ottawa. Can. died in his room at
Hotel Richmond last night about 10 o'clock.
a short. t!nla before his death he had COVE
In from the South. accompanied by his wife.
and seemed 10 be in good health. The
couple took dinner together and soon after
retired to their room.
Later OH Mrs. Greene ,elcPhoned to The
office Tor help. saying that her husband was
very Ill. Manage s. T. Atkinson imnedi-
ately hurried 10 the room. but the man was
beyond human aid when he arrived.
Or. stuar, McGuire was called in. but after
an examination Mr.. Greene was pronounced
dead as tho result OF heart failure. He was
about nifty years OF age. The body was turn
ed over 10 an undertaken and will be shipped
to his home IN Canada to-day.
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NEW DWELLINGS
e4~ * Hose. 20 Be Erected on stuart

FIN q Eolss. 70 Be Erected on Stuart
- I r@5sl- 5@--a... vsre ISSUE.
st=--2E as t.t.cNs.H VI.
-1.-=r vEa u .-ec tire. e4.aeass
TX tE4s-iEEsN - IKE north s!Gs
:, e.zzE; A7@-:s 5e-Fs=- Dz7ts Av.lge and
5ez-+ z11 C4 "a .-=ct ,-1 detached
1-tt1 e-.ss On the south sid.
= S.-z-c -hEer7: tet~=sa M=a1ow and Raw
SO rt-s+ts "a crs- i.tag>
!~5-!.A E!---<rrns- Il 80. a oa.stary
go st@s!= p tes' q -o5-a!h East Broad
y !,saasaiE 70 -+9zt- z frame dwelling.
- NeEt2 .Fsaty-@issrh street, to cost
y n EoHe.r.s-, 70 repair a brio. ,hea,rs
9. re adrtE 49, q: Broad street. between
go. a.t Jefs.soa st-ee;g, changing the
Ecnoad Bossleu1. 10 repair a brick stabls.
ZIP East Franklin Street. TO cost $50.
G@aEy IaElcr. Jsa trustees FOR L. - WIEN
satn. TO tepa!r br!ck stores. e2.4 North E;ntb
StF.et, 70 cast $500 "
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pouT ENDS N THIRD ROUND.
klaus, Of PftIsburE, O%utpoints "nIOn-
tuna ,Jnckp Sullivan. e.

New York, March 2S.-Frank l.
Klaus, OF P~ittsburs. stopped .Montnna
Jack sullivan in the third round OF
Il ten-round bout at the Fairmont Ath.
letic Club tonight. Both are middle
weights.
The end came when Klaus sent over
2 left TO The jaw and sullivan Went
down for the count Of nine. AS hi re-
gained his feet. the PittsbUrg fighter
landed q hard left hook to the jaw.
and sullivan again went to the floor
for nine seconds. TWO more hard
smashes by Klaus caused the referee
TO stop the bout.
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Thinks Pence \. xca,

St Louis. Mo-. March ~
VII reign in Mexico within a fortnight
IN the opinion OF Senior Francisco Leon
W. IA Barra, who, following a days
Interruption in his journey to MeXico
CitS TO assume his new duties as Min
ister OF Foreign Relations, left St.
In this he echoes the forecast hy
francisco /. Madero. Sr., father Of tho
insurrectionist leader. in the Inter-
view given at san Antonio to-day. His
on the Madero prediction ar
peace was that he regarded the state
ment as highly important"
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Agents QUESTION Fitzgerald,

Frank II. Fitzgerald. who Lss confessed Ia
kingan COMPANY and who surrendered in
Washington Friday night. was interviewed
liam II. Chapman and others. Of The United
Statos local revenue department. What the
investigation WAS about fcither revenue
supposed To have something to do with mn
alleged violation OF the Internal revanue
IN ws. I-Hte .-H .ZSN.'u T#H r.E.rf.a T'
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HANDLE LIVE TOPICS
Dr.. Cree 10 Discuss America AZ a
Christinn Nation.

Christian Nation.
Topics OF Intense public interest and
problems which come nome to the cit.
izeEs Of today wiii be discussed 10.
night az Grove Avenue Baptist Churcb
BY Rev. A G. Cree, D. o., OF Atlanta.
who is connected with the home ms
sion board OF the southern BAPTIST
convention. His lecture Will no illus-
trated with s~tereopticon views.
Ills subject VIII be Is America a
Christian Nation" Showing tho III
tcrcsting nature OF his pictures and re-
marks, he VIII discuss such subjects
as the pertls of the city. hoTore,gners
as friends or foes, the result OF the
digging OF the Panama Canal, the. re.
direction of Cuba. and the winning OF
the West.
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515;YNI:Y7
Piano Saving
How TO
Accomplish Ii

Your piano represents an invest
ment OF more money, possibly,
tllan any other piece Of furniture
in your home.
It's the best sort Of economy to
keep 1t III tlrst-class condition.
nc case will become marrcd or
tarnisiled. The action possibly
needs regulating. One or more
strings should be renewed. Per
ihaps the keys are broken, a pcddle
is not working properly, hammers
ilcca repairing, OR some metal part
rcnltkeled. There are many things
insignificant if taken in time, that
may, it neglected, prove ruinous
TO your otherwise good piano.
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county Circuit Court were drawn by Judge
r.. Carter Scott yesterday as follows:
Grand Jury-John II. Charin. j.. Morris
Garter. J. i. Outen. f. s. Read, T.. r..
Quarlcs, Herndon Taliaferro, c. II. Cottreli
and John T. Jones.
Petit Lury-E. S. Rose, IT. n. N. Johnson.
a. IS. Martcnstoin. W. j. Tiller, e. y. Gross,
". y. Redwood. r.. e. Pollard, j. W. Neu-
rohr, Arthur Briei, Writ Allen. +. NJ. Yahley.
c. a. Bowles, j. y Deitrick. i. w. Atkinson
J. q. Dawdcn, Alonzo Gordon. Knox Crutch.
field, ". u. Lawrence. j. 4. Eubank. j. j.
Candcid
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Meeting of crcdItorx.


Especial TO The Enthusiastically d
Danville, Va, March 2S.-At a meet
ing or the creditors OF Johnston &
Cheek, bankers, held here to-day. Ed
inund Meade and Charles l. Holland,
partners In the bank, We're examined.
They told OF the affairs Of the bank
after the death of Mcssrs. Johnston &
Cheek, and until the bank failed in
December. John F. Rison. who was
appointed trustee by the court last De-
ceInber. was on the stand most Of the
day. Several other witnesses will be
examined by the attorneys tomorrow
morning
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FINED for Assault on wiz

Charged With Dcing drunk ana .assauitin,
his wife Frank Illll VAS yesterday morning
iiEcd 81 and placed under security oc 5000 for
SIX months before Magistrate r. J. ruryear
fault ~
fiiil was PM on probation some time ago
ny iudse scott FOR failure to support hi.
lanllly, which consists OF his wife ana seven
children. This failure TO keep Ills word Will
ne reported 70 the judge, who probably viii
increase his punishment.
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ptnz VIII Not Go AhrAaa

cially 1t was stated to-day that presi.
usnt Dlaz has no intention OF going
n ,ha as has been reported. While
ne present state OF insurrection con-
.th"es, nut when peace is established.
me same authority said that il Vas,
NOT improbable that General riaz
would seek retirement
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FAILS TO THROW THREE MEN
WITHIN PERIOD OF AN HOUn

New York, March 2s.-George Hack.
morrow. failed to throw three men in
Jersey city tonight within an hour.
S.ioWlhe twenty minutes to each
Aiohl; a Swiss heavyweight, were dis
posed OF easily. but Hialmar Lundin,
a Swede. held him off for twenty min
uteS, and at n time had Hacken-
schmidt down on his hands and knees
Tor IL full minute
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cirss nrunn Rec,tnl

Assisted by the entire choir OF Monumental
Episcopal Church Ben j. Potter. organist OF
church, gave music lovers a treat last
night at the Church OF the Covenant. MIR
played entirely a request program
This is the last OF the series OF recitnIs oil
tho winter at this church.
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Pnlice Court Cusns

Arthur shelton, colorcd. was fined 500 and
placed under 500 security for twelve months
IN the Police Court yesterday morning on q
charge OF carrying q concealed weapon,
The hearing Of Robert Barnuni. colorcd,
suspected or n felony, was continued TO
Aprii D..
RobeGca Green and Manic scott. charged
with stealing a cloak from Susie Morris.
were each sent to jail for ninety days.
Lucy Dean and Mary Austin. coiorcd.
chatged win being u,sorderly on the street.
we're each fined 50 and placed under $io0 Sc
cutitv for ten dnys.
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ArrHxfS Inst MIGHT

c. $. Oliver, white, was arrested last nigh!
on q charge of overworking n mule, and
Charles Gasser. white, was arrested on the
same charge in respect to a horse.
John Parker. colnrcd. WAS arrested by
Dttcctive-Scrgennt Wiley, and bicycle Police.
man Nation suspicion OF haviS committee
n felony. He is believed to be- a negro
wanted in Suffolk for housebreaking
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Condition Of National nnnk..

W~ashIhgton, March 2S.--The condi-
t!on Of national banks at the close or
BUSINESS on March I, according to a
Treasury announcement to-day, shows
OF Sl55.000 900 IN loans and
$T1,00 90 900 in cash, and Sl9l.-
100000 in deposits, as compared with
{. The banks arc holding in
;heir reserves Sai,00o,0 more than
law requires.
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Rnnd %Contrncts.

Reports To state Highway COMMISSIONS p
~ Julien wilson tell 81 a Bond issue cleo.
non ter $1,000 Tor good roads IN Smyth
county 70 pc held on May :. Contracts have
nesn AWARDED for about 100 miles 81 road in
"iSr eouNty from the recent $10o,NG Issue Of
Donds. ana .hids have been invited Tor twelve
.liies % new roads IN R~appahannock county
from Front Royal to Flint IIiii. In Warren
county. -f.HH... ..t-.H. .H.HHI'
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HOTEL BRISTOL BURNED
Feared ,rhnt Several Persons per,she,

Feared Tint Several Persons Pcrished
During Fire.
Beaulieu. Department OF AlpeS-Mari-
times, France, March 2S.-The Hotel
Bristol, q large establishments belong
ing to an English company, and a fash
tonahly hosiery for American and
English guests. caught fire at 10
o'clock tonight. The flames We're fau-
ned by a strong wind, and sos were
blazing Hereby Firemcn from Nice
and troops from Nillefranche. only 4
short distance away. were summoned
and assisted in lighting the fire. II is
feared that several persons have per
iShed.
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insurgents Seize Merchnn,M

Lima. Peru, March 2S.--A band or
forty insurgents. headed by Orestes
Fcfro. entered the town OF Catacaos. in
me department of Piura. to-day. and
campeh and the government troops
are now in pursuit. T
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Colored Boy Breaks I.er.

Roscoe James. a colored boy. fifteen years
old. had his left leg broken yesterday morn
Ing when a horse he was riding slip ped and
fell on the paving at T~wenty-sixth and
Leigh Streets, carrying him underneath. He
~as treated by DR.. thurman. OF the city am.
buIance. and was taken to his home. $50 p
Street,
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Cit. Iinhts s4nrt I,i.a

An alarm of fire was turned in earlv lac,
night from Henry and Broad Streets. Tho
company answering found only an awning IN
soon ex,inguisled II. Tho blaze Is said to
have been started by two of the new electric
'fHhts just in front and beneath.
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DislOcutes C0IInrbona

Rev. Thonas G. Boulding. roiored disIo.
Gated his shoulder in n bicycle accident on
me viaduct Of the Richmond and Henrico
.Sing slipped from the wheel, and in reach.
ing 70 recover II he fell and dislocated the
coiierbonc. pr. Turman, OF the city ambu.
rance responded TO the call. and the injured
man Was taken to the Richmond Hospital
lcOlorcdl. -...-. l
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Resting Comfortably.

Carter ". Branch. who is critically i'll at
his home. 800 West franklin Street, was re-
ported early ihis morning to be passing n
comfortable night. His friends are appre-
hcnsivc as 20 his condition.
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP,

LAXATIVE BROMO& QUININE removes the
Look for signature Of e. w, GROVE. aac.
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Your druE gist Will refund money " PAXO
falls to cure Itching. Blind
breeding or Protruling Piles an 6-U days. soc.