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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-14
Shoe Factories Inspected

BROCAA ION, Mass, July 1S.-Vi~itors to
the National Shoe and Leather Trade
week in Boston came here today and
inspected several shoe factories as the
guests of the manufacturers. The party
was welcomed by former Mayor John
Kent. Dinner was served prior to the
inspection of the factories and the visit
ors were given an automobile trip.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-14
Ovation for Minister

OTTAWA, Ont, July l3.-Sir W1Ifrld
Laurier prime minister of Canada, was
given a remarkable ovation last night
upon his return from London A crowd Of
10000 assembled on Parliament hill and
presented an address indorsing his posi-
ton on the important subjects at the
imperial conference.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-14
RAINS FoLLow ORDER
OF VIRGINIA G0vERNOR
FOR STATEWIDE PRAYERS

RICHMOND. Va, July 12.-With-
i'm half an hourA after Governs
Mann issued a proclamation yes
terday calling upon the people OF
the state to pray for rain. refresh
ing showers fell upon the capital.
at least reducing the temperature
20 degrees from the maximum.
which was 81. in about 20 minutes.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-14
Is KILLED By LIGHTNING
WHILE FREEZING CREAM

CLANTON. Ala. July 12.-While
sitting beneath a tree near here
Tuesday freezing some ice cream.
Simon Hays, a boy. e years old.
was Instantly killed by a stroke
Of lightning Four other mem
bers of the family including the
father. Lum Hays. were injured
by the bolt M
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-07-14
HOKE SMITH WINS;
GOT A MORE VOTES
THAN WERE NEEDED
Joseph NJ. Terrell Nominated
in Joint Session, and Receive
ed 81 Votes All ToId--Firsl
Ballot Sufficed
coNoRATULAFEs
SENATOR-ELECT SnEIT1


= SENAT0R-ELECT SMITH n
= Hon. Pleasant A Stovall, the ~
, Savannah editor, who was a can-es
= didate for the United States SEN a.
= ate. was among the hundreds who a
y called at the executive offices ~
y Wednesday to congratulate Sena- 81
y tor-elect Smith. He was received =
= with warmth by the people gath ~
= cred in the reception room. and =.
= was cordially received by Mr. q
= Smith. The two shook hands. -
= passed few pleasantries. and :.
= Mr.. Stovall expressed the hope a
= that Mr.. Smiths term in the SEN >.
= ate would be happy and success -
= full =
= ~
aoAe Snltn.... -. -. -. ...... ls0
Joseph Nd. TerreIl.-.. a
z. Watson. 80. ..... 80.
w. A. Covington.... -. ..... ........ g
IohH N doiuer.....- -. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
4 THEY CAN'T STOP HIM
INIT Determined to Drin:; About Postal
KCnliNAt nient.

Washington D. c., March l.-Mag ga :
zine editors and publishers from va
rions paris Of the country called on
President Taft to-day 10 urge further
investiSation into the postal rates that
their. publications should pay. The
PRESIDENT welcomed the visit OF the
publishers. whose spokesman was II.
! Zimmerman. editor of system and
IN answering them declared that as
long as he was In office he was going
ahead to bring about a proper adjust
ment' OF magazine rates.
Non may be able 10 defeat the
present proposal" the President told
them, hut IS long as have any pow
er am going TO recommend tho con
| siderauon Of this question until it is
settled /! i: not in the slightest spirit
or hostillty To the magazines than
| have made this recommendation. but
because am responsible for the gov
eminent Of the United States and the
administration of 1t"
IL is understood. although the Presi.
dent did not tell the publishers so
that lie would be willing TO see a
further investigation, providing The
amendment increasing the ma gazine
postal rates does not pass at this time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
40 Inul,ir.. Itecci.ch


Washington. March 1.-While no in
quiry has yet been received from
the German government as to the eff
feet of the proposed Canadian reci-
procity agreement upon imports from
Germany into the United States CT
articles enumerated in that arrang
ment. 1t has been fully expected by
inc State Department that most OF the
commercial powers would Immediate
~ made application for like privileges
TO those enjoyed by the Canadians af-
ter the arrangement is once in force.
But 1T may be stated authoritatively
mat all Of such applications will be
politely but firmly declined.
The State Department has uniformly
taken the position that the benefits
conferred By reciprocity treaty can.
not be claimed by third parties as a
right under the favored nation clauses
OF existing treaties. Such was the de-.
cision of Attorney General Only In
president Clevcland's administration in
answer to Germany's suggestions tina,
her sugar be admitted into the United
States free Of duty, as was the sugar
OF Hawaii under the terms OF the re-
clprocity treaty between that king
dom and the United States
There has been no change in the
attitude OF the State Department since
that date, and the only basis on which
Germany can secure for her products
such advantages as will accrue to
Canadian goods. preSunling the pendin z
arrangement becomes effective, is by
the conclusion Of a special reciprocity
treaty or agreement with the United
States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
ROBIN PLEADS GUILTY
Fallen Banker aIuy Involve others In
His Crash.

Fallen Banker Muy Involve Others In
His Crash.
New York, March 1.-Joseph G.. Rob
in, the fallen banker pleaded guilty to :
day to an Indictment charging him with
larceny of $4,000 from the Washing
ton Savings Bank, Of which he was
formerly president. Seven indictments
against him remain He was remand
ed TO the TombS until March 81, when
he Will be sentenced
Within the next few days Distric,
Attorney Whitman Will question Robin
q bout the share of Others OF under In
dlctment in the collapse of the banks
With which Robin was connected. IT
is understood the prisoner had pro-
fessed willingness to talk freely. and
he already has said that persons high
In confidence and authority We're equal
~ as guilty as he.
There still is pending an Indictment
charging perjury against DR. Louise T.
Robinovitch. She and her brother
both denied any relationship with an
elderly couple named Rabinovitch who
swore that they were their father and
mother District Attorney Whitman
would not commit himself positively
about this Indictment, but left the i'm
preston that 1t would not be pressed.
DR.. Robinovitch. 1t is learned. has in
formed Mr.. Whitman and Justice Sea :
bury that she Is now convinced her
brother is not insane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
GERMANY ANXIOUS
A 30 U I 7 R { ATTY
Wants to Know if 1t Will Be
Benefited by Canadian
Pact

Berlin. March 1.-lHis reported that
the German government has inquired
at WASHINGTON and Ottawa whether
this country Will be entitled to the
benefits OF the American Canadian
reciprocity agreement. The foreign Of
flee processes ignorance of the report
The Commercial Treaty Associu-
lion demands that the United States
grant the new minimum tariff to Ger
many, reminding Washington Of the
provision OF the German tarif law in
1910. under which the Bundesrath is
authorized to withdraw concessions to
the United States If existing condi-
lions are changed to the DISADVANTAGES
OF Germany through subsequent tren-
ties with other countries,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
g said, "but We know that

I'm. he satd, "but We know that q
Xga amount of II WAS used"
8enator Burrows, of Michigan, chair
AZ OF the COMMITTEES on Prorileges
III liner case and In it's report exon
&tsd the accused Senator, was on his
trying to interrupt. He tried 10
"a from the minority report, which
III AIRED that the evidence did not
$50 completely on Lorimer's part in
bribery
oes the Senator yield" asked the
|Sfding officer The hand Of the clock
ssKered over the half-hour mark
Gple held their breath, The chair
Ea's gavel was In the air.
s1ust a minute. Just a minute" cried
Senator. II know what
81 Senator wants to say. You never
~ prove n thing like that but you
fRey came from that was used to
3eat my own re- election to the Sem
3'sS but do know that u part OF 1t
me from Wall street
lSs The GnVei Fails.
gang! The gavel fell. and Senator
E$Follette sank back with the phrase
Fall Street" on his lips a litter OF
'stericai laughter ran over the gal
..sThe, hour OF 1:5e having arrived"
~ Will report the resolution" It
- read:
Resolved. That William Lorimer was
ttNduly and legally elected to u seat
.:the Senate of the United States by
s ss@ LEGISLATURE of the State of 1llI-
ss.he secretary will call the roll"
Mr.. .Aldrich"--and the vote was on.
ractically all the Senator's We're in
a 2 seats, and al the surplus space
rHseers of the House. who remained
,ndfng While the vote proceeded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
Two Wr.ts Allowed.

day by The Virginia Supreme Conrt OF
Appeals in the ease OF Fannie e. White
against the Western Union Telegra pl
company. from the Corporation Court
OF the city Of Fredericks burg The
litigation grows out of the alleged
failure Of the company to deliver a
telegram.
Tie Supreme Court allowed an ap-
and Discount bank, OF Scranton, pa
against Mary L, Westcott, from the
Circuit Court OF Northampton county
involving the validity of contract Ia
take sand from certain property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
LEARNERS INTERESTED


undrcds Attending Special Trnin In
stitutcs on G. & o.
The series OF farmers institutes in
iogress this week on the Chesap eake
10 Ohio are being splendidly attend
!, according to letters received at the
apartment Of Agriculture from Com
tas1oner koincr and Institute Direc-
!B Owen, who ara both with tile party.
S# D1llwyn the crowd was estimated
sS8o 90, while a every stop the train
8 peen filed with interested listen
;A$ In the Buckingham county town
ls@ meetirg was forced TO take to the
sHS31. for lack of room i'll the train
many farmers are awaiting them
5sss9es of free transportation on the
S88:l ttute train, rendered by the rail-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
MUSICIAN ENDS HIS LIFE
Asthma Hind Interfercd With His Clnr-
--. met PlHNiulr. ..--L-

New York. March 1.--Despondent be
cause asthma had cut short his artistic
career as clarinet soloist Christopher
stan, graduate of the Royal Conserv-
atory OF Music at Leipzig, and forme,
member OF the Kaiser's royal band in
Berlin. killed himself at his home here
early to-day. His wife and five chill
dren were sleeping in an adjoining
room, when he fred pistol shot into
his head. but they were not awakened.
Stalls father was a general in the
Franco Prussian War. and the son was
protege Of the Kaiser until lie de-
cided TO seek his fortune in America
year ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
TESTIFY TO WHlPPlNGs
Inmates of stntc Boys, school before

minutes of Stute Boys School Before
Legislative Com mittec.
st. Paul, Mimi, March 1.-The Joint
legislative investigating committee. in
session here, heard evidence last night
tending to substantiate the charges
that boys in the State School for Dc.
linqucnt Boys, at Red Wing, were Sc
verely fiogged for infractions OF the
rules.
Several witnesses, chiefly inmates OF
the school, testified they had received
such whippings, when from thirty TO
80 iashes were administered. The
boys charged attendants with shaclling
them to walls by wrists and thumbs
and with kicking and striking them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
WILLIAMS APPROVES SCHEME
Docs Not Like Uniform Rntc Charge
In J3r,cnI, D,.t

Docs Not Like Uniform Rate Charge
In Parcels Post.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, March i.-Senator-
Elect John Sharp Williams of Missis-
slppi. speaking at the parcels post con-
pention here to-day. said the proposed
parcels post scheme was generally
good. but condemned the uniform rate
charses plan He contended a parcels
post system was sure TO be inausurated
sooner or later, but construction OF the
law governing it should be done care
fully, he said.
Frank w. Wentworth, Of Boston.
spoke on the enormous fire loss of mer-
chants. Tho delegates are principally.
Southern merchants
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
Curtiss Will Compctc IN FRI

San Diego. Cal. March 1.-Glenn II.
Curtiss. winner OF the speed trophy at
Rheims, announced last night that he
will 30 to France to contest for the
cup again this year In the internation-
al meet He stated that he was build
ing special biplane for the purpose.
and would either fly himself or super
intend his entry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
OBITUARY
aira. Rohert e. ChiItnr

Mrs Laura Mason Chiffon, widow of
General Robert II. Clifton and daugh-
ter OF General John Thomson Mason.
died this morning at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Peyton Wise. 100 West
Main Street
Funeral OF Mr.. Minor.
Tho funeral Of George Gilmer Minor
took place yesterday afternoon from
st. Johns Episcopal Church. ~ which
he was q member.
Honorary pall-bearers included men,
hers OF the vestry, and Judge George
L Christian, DR.. TT. II. Levy, Colonel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
Editor Isdn,onls in CITY.

Richard II Edmonds, editor OF the
Manufacturers' Record. and Mrs I'd
monds arc q, tho Jefferson Hotel. on
tneir way 70 Florida, having stopped
oyer N Richmond 10 gee fr!ends Mr.
Edmonds IL also accommodated ~ his
mo'herl MrA. Ainry r. Edmonds: his
sister, Miss Edinonds and his priyate
secretary Howard j. Clark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
RTTIREs ron ONE YEAR.
Bnttlc Between OIdhcld and Auto Asso
citation liz OF,

San Antonio. Tex, March 1.-The
Barney .oldfold American Automobile
A;ssoeiation battle Is off. Oldfeld-to-
representative Of the automobile racing
Interests for a sum said to be $50, 900.
oldileld said the purchase was made at
me instisation OF the American Auto
mobile Association, and also carries
rho agreement of Oldfeld and his
manager, William Picl1ens, to retire
from automobile racing for one year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
snyed By Surgeon.

Andrew Dcrcchyski was saved. from
sudden death last night by Dr. Tune,
OF the ambulance corps
Derechyski was cut, 1t was alleged.
BY samuel Baretzky, who vas arrested
on q warrant charging him with a
felony Clamps we're used OH the mans
arm 10 prevent him from bleeding to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
ConvIcted Of nIur.ler.

Philadelphia. Pa. March 1.-Accused
Of causing the death OF Charles Mar
bach, aged twenty-seven years. by
throwing carbolic acid in his face, in a
Jealous rage because OF his attention $
to younger woman, Mrs Mary f.
kalck, a widow. aged thirty-sev
years. was convicted by jury In the
Criminal Court here tonight Of muir
der in the second degree
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
BOOM IN BUILDING


. 4 y
Buildins operations started off with
a rush tor the month OF March yes
tc:day, plans filed for approval aggre-
eating more than $4,000. Among the
the purity Ice Cream Company, TO
erect three story brick factory al
70 South Jefferson Street to cost S25-
ooo; a; " lIankins. TO erect Two two
south side of Stuart Avenue between
Cedar and Robinson streets, to cost
Sl6,3oo; Nelson Manufacturing Com
pany' two-story brick factory west
side Of Fourteenth street between
Broad and Ross Streets. TO cost S5,OOO.-
Charles b. l\epplcr and others, three
three story brick stores, 2lo-2l2-al4
North Seventh Street. TO cost $4,000.
building Permits.
Building and repair permits were
Mrs. f, NJ. Leibhert. to erect two de-
tached two-story frame dwellings on
the west side OF Oakwood Avenue. be-
Street to cost $4,000.
Thomas J.. Todd to erect one-story
prick stable on the west side Of Madi
son scr street, between Clay and Marshall
Streets. to cost $500
H. Holzgrefe, to erect three two
story brick tenements. six dwellings,
on the north side OF Floyd Avenue
between Strawberry and Addison
Streets; cost not given
H. Holzgrefe, TO erect detached
Two story brick dwelling OH the north
side Of Floyd Avenue. between Straw.
berry and Addison streets; cost not
given.
NJ. l.. iiofhcimer. TO repair brich
store ao@ West Cary Street to cos,
Henry j. Cohn. 10 repair a brick
dwelling 22l Governor Street. 10 cost e
!$21S -, n
G. r. Robins, TO erect four two story
double frame tenements. eight dwell
llnGS, on the north side or q Stroot
between Thirtieth and Thirty-nrs
Streets, TO cost $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
DAYS FINEST RECORDS
MADE BY GREENFIELD
Cleveland Bowler Regarded rs N. 3. 4.
Diamond MEDAL observation-disclosures

Buffalo. n. Y. March Ia national
Bowling Alley diamond medal posi-
billty developed tonight in f. Green
held, OF Cleveland. BY scoring 643 pins
ne took first place In the singles. Hc
was one OF the partners In the team
which Won first place In the doubles.
and he piled UP a grand total OF LIZA,
the best mark for the all events prize.
His average for the nine games was
1872
Greenhelds team, Tho Montrose, OF
Cleveland, Is now at the head Of tho
fvc-man event also. To-night's scores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02

pas suburban station to-day. w. A.
Hardnlan. thirty years old. OF Newark.
NJ j., q brakeman, was instantly
killed
The accident was seen by n largo
number OF persons, many OF them wo-
men. waiting ut the station for trains
to The city. and it caused much excite
meDt. 9i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
SHOP LABELS AT BANQUET

Fh! sicinns Eat Queer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cream In StcriliZed Bundnges.
New York, March 1.-Refres hments
from surgical vessels labeled Poison,
sandwiches cut a In porous plaster. and
Ice cream in sterllized bandages, were
served last night at banquet to $50
physicians. who have gathered here to
talk over the day when they were in
terncs in Bellevue Hospital. The doc
tors marched in to dinner to the strains
OF the "Lolengrin wedding march. and
an ambulance bell served as u gavel
FOR the toastmaSter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
VETERANS GO no Nor sPnIycs.
VIII spend Ten Days There pa,or,
JOining Ne.rcorners ST Sa,annnh :,

Joining Newcomers st Savannah.
Philadelphia. Pa, March 1.-The Vel
eran members of the worlds cham
Am erican League, left to-nipHt fnr
virginia Hot Springs, where thev viii
spond ten days before Joining the new
corners at Savannah. Included in the
panty were Catchers Thomas, Lamp and
Livingstone; Pitchers, Bender, PLANK
and Coombs: Inf1elders, Davis. Collins.
Baker and Barry, end Outhelders Muir.
ready at Hot Springs and Morgan viii
Join the squad there. The remaining
members of the squad will leave here
on Saturday, going directly to Sava1i-
nah =. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02

Manson & Shell VS.. Rowlngss eXtr.
ct ais; No. sc. Arminius Chemical Com
pany ct al. Us. Landrun ct ais; No. 60.
Schwab vs.. Washington Luna Park
Company, Inc: No. CO Norfoliie ana
Ocean View Railway Company rs. Con-
solidated Turnpike Company ct ais;
NO. 6i Baker ct ais. VS.. Berry Mill Min
eral Springs Company Of Virginia: No.
O.. Norfolk Fire Insurance Corpora ton
vs.. TalleN: No. 60. Security Bank OF
Richmond vs.. EQuita BILE Life Assllr-
ance Society of the United States: No.
q. Marbury ct al US. Jones ct al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
DEATHS.

MoRRlS--Die at her late residence.
5ds south Pine Street, March l, al
l3:4o =. NJ, MRS. SARAH NORRIS
She leaves the following children IA
mourn her loss Messrs {; w. and
) T. Morris and afesdames C. Ia
NlchoI6on, K. l.. Varneli, H. G. Howle
JOS. Toonay and w. g. Barilam
Funeral viii be held from Laurel
street Methodist Episcopal Church
on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March q.
at 1910. ~ -
Denver Col, papers please copy.
cHILToN-Dicd, March 9. at 1875 <.
Mrs Pcyton Wise. 100 West Main
Street. MRS LAURA MASON Chill.
LON. widow OF General Robert n
chiffon. and daughter OF General
John Thomson Mason
Funeral notice later.
chas Fl. COSBY. i 90 w Fessds Msssn. Il
street. at 1920 p. NJ. February 2s.
CORNELIUS PuRKS. In the eishty-
second year OF his age 80
Funeral from 404 West Marshall
street THURSDAY, March ., at 2 p.
~. lnterincnt at Hollyw God Rela-
fives and friends invited
W,ALkER-Died, on March i. 1911. in
ncr cightieth year, at the home OF
her sons. David and Ino. stewart
Walker, Lynchburg, Va, Mrs, LUCY
" WALKER relict OF Major Jno.
stewart Walker. or Richmond. Va.
Funeral will be from Byrd Street
depot on arrival Of train a . p NJ
THURSDAY, March .. 1911. Burial
servlceS 70 he held at Hollywood Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
Prohuce 1000 Eggs, wins $500.

I IHrTNtoWn. y. y, March l.--Bv a
strong and we'll timed finish, the sixty
mems of Marcus Johnson, of Chenille,
Won a five hundred dollar wager FOR
him during the month of February.
Johnson's bet was that his Sixty hens
would lay 1000 eggs during l"ebruac ~
1t was a close call. but every hen aid
an egg Yesterday, making 1000 for the
twenty eight days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
CASEI CONTINUED
Tiiiin ns-Sounders Suit Goes Over to
l5tN3j.ssa November 'Tcrrt 3a53t

Il
November Term.
because Of the illness OF counsel the
appeal Of the Williams Printing Com
fany against CLYDE w. Saunders was
E ,sS continued in the Supreme
Iiourt OF Appeals Of Virginia. The &C.
Ion grows out Of the printing OF a
AAsINphlct by the Williams Company. In
5Ancil reference was made TO Saunders
MICH was held to be libelous. The
SsHie was tried in the Law and Equity
MA iFf. verdict being given in the
S of sl,eoc. the printer and author
Ss :sibls1
S RllsMing are yesterdays proceed
ne. IS. Newman vs.. Mecomb. AL
Gusd ~ q c. Moon for plaintiff and
sgrAett Miller for defendant. and sub
l.No.5 IS. Arminius Chemical Company.
s sae y, Ss. Z, White's administrator. Ar
A Judge F. " Sims for defendant. ana
s4bmitted. - - "iia
W.SeSt cases to be called are: No s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
Schedule Adnnted.

New Orleans, La. March 1.-THE
1911 playing schedule of the south
ern League was adopted here o-day at
meeting of the league officials The
season VIII open April Is and close
September 16.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
Arrests Inst Night.

Eddie Warren, colOred, was arrested
last night on warrant charging him
with stealing nm overcoat from VIII
liam dpscomb.
Iunius Gray, white, was arrcs ted
on q charge OF assaulting Lewis Homer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Swansboro. Va, February 2s, 1911.
OF PARTNERSHIP -
On this day. by mutual consent the
firm OF Dunn & Eggleston dissolved
partnership. J. y. Dunn succeeding
70 the business and assumes all liza
bilities. All parties indebted to the
concern Will settle with the surviv-
ing partner.
]. "A DUNN.
q. NJ. EGGLESTON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
ter brief illness aged about seventy
Two sisters survive
JnCOh g.. Siru,uer..
'lI.|7. = "'
nC!al to The Time

Especial to The Time g. Dispatchl
Harrison burg. Va, March l-Iacub
y. SINNERS, seventy five years old a
! prominent retired farmer and Con-
Ieaerate veteran. Is dead In the Sim
mers valley neighborhood. He leaves
son. wy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
PITCHED FROM FAST TRAIN

Women See Brakeman Killed as Ex-
press Rushex BY.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 1-Pitched
headlong from tho rear platform of the
last car on Pennsylvania eastbound
New York express train, as 1t rushed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02
DR.. Alfred T.. Wo,f.

lSpeclaI 20 The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Roanoke, Va. March 1.-Dr. Alfred
-. wore, fitty-seven years old, a ma
tive Of Rockingham county, died here
TINS morning. DR.. Wolfe is survived by
NJ. MS widow, who was Miss Elizabeth
NNiii iT daughter of the late William