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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

The Chandler began the ship
ment of ore Monday and the daily
hoist is now going forward.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

Mrs. H. J. Lockhart and daugh-
ter left Saturday for a visit with
relatives and friends at Saltwater.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

Miss Nelson of the Ely schools
had as visitors Sunday Mr.. and
Miss Gauthier of Duluth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

R. H. Pagan, one of the fee
owners of Section 80, was in the
city Tuesday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

If you want your painting and
paper hanging done we'll go to John
HaaviSto.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

Mrs. Jos. Seraphine Jr. and
youngest son, are visiting relatives
in Virginia since Tuesday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. I. Visited and son
Paul, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Eveleth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26
Potatoes for Sale

About 20 bushels of nice Potatoes
grown in Wadena county at x
cents per bushe1.
REV. w. H. FARRELL.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

Bart Coffey returned Saturday
from trip to Minneapolis and Du.
luth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

Gus. Maxi and John A. Harri
were visitors in Duluth Sunday and
Monday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

Guy Coffey is at Eveleth where
he is singing at one of the local
theaters.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

For SALE-Complete bed, center
table and chair. Inquire of H. j.
LOCKHART.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

The Hirsch- Wickwire clothing,
the best made at the Columbia
Clothing Co.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

are troubled with your eyes consult
DR.. E. H. Simmer at the Exchange
Hotel the 10th and 18th of every
month.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

Best painting and paper ha ngine
in the city done by John Haa visto
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

Mrs. Peter Teebo left yesterday
for a visit with relatives at Winona.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-05-26

If the glasses which
you are now wear
ing are not salts
factory or if YOU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
VIOLENT CONVICT
CUTS HIS THROAT
Used Knife After Pcnitentiary
Guard Had Shot Him
Through Abdomen.

railing in 4 desperate attcmpt n
escape from the pcnitcntiary yesterday
afternoon, Jesse Hilton. colorcd. a two
term man. cut his own throat with q
shoc knife. after having been sho,
through the abdomen by Guard Miller.
whom he attempted 10 cut as he "a Il
rom Inc shoe factory. Hilton was
reated by Or. HarshbarEer. Of mo ~ y
dHioufancc. In the absence OF tho non
,,entiarS surgeon. and was placed in
me hospital. 10th wounds arc con-
. ied very dangerous. but It lis said
.hat ne mas chance for recovery
-, Hiding With Knives
,i ne attempted escape occurred yes
.erday between II and O'clock. when
the prisoners were being marched in 70
ulnn"r. After the line was formed
roll call found Hilton absent Flo wns
discovered in the factory. crouchinp In
corner, with big shoe knife in
cach hand. Making vicious slashcs al
several guards he rushed out OF tho
uoor ana across the yard paying no
httcntion TO the orders to halt. Sov-
I'll Ill shots We're fired after him. but
oniS one took effect. Seeing that thcre
MIS- n o chance to get away, the negro
dciloeratcly drew ono or tho Sham
knives across his throat. half seyersrt,
ms hcad from his body lie en-, thc
Windpipe In two. but missed the nrin
cipai blood vessel.
PREVIOUS 10 his present sentence IJil
ION served ten years In the pcnttcn
liary Ills last conviction waR fo,. scii-
year. Having been convicted bcsorn
an additional five years was given him,
lie has brother now serving ,i,nn ~
the fpcniten1iary. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
SOCIETY ELECTS.
. n EW MEMBERS
;. T. c. A. Hears Gratifying
Reports at It's Monthly
Meeting.

ne monthly meeting of the society
iof me prevention OF Cruelty to AM.
MATS was hcld yesterday afternoon al
mo Jefferson Hotel. President .Iohn
,. Muncc, Vice Presidents r. n. Caj,sch5
MISS Ellen Glasgow. Mrs. G. e. Boiling
br. Jud. B Wood. Mrs Jud. p. Iyooo
ana Coleman Wortham Of the exccp-
i've committee, besides u number OF
members, We're present.
Ascht Iaylof reported forty
,vi,l 20 80. ahn mules sent TO The stables
Win sore backs, lamcness and for othcr
causes. Nine were sent 10 be shod
mere were sixteen overloaded tea ms
ca cal ~ i a,m cases q veterinary waA
tour owners and drivers. sixteen horsos
ana mules were destroyed and thIrty-
seen dogs Two offenders were hailed
other sent to jail for SIXTY DAYS In
default or fine. In all he had IA case,
i 10 N, Inc month. ar Taylor also report
cn 1ne o re- I, OF branch OF the
incnded for his good work
Ihe Following contributions were re
poriet by the secretary Mrs. Thomas
Emily Addison, So Miss Norma
stewart. so; Miss l. *. Lewis. s.; Miss
1;riy }, Cry Sg; So: Mrs Elizabeth 7.
Ars. Crayson Fairbanks Mrs T.
Gorreli. Mrs. Charles 6. Kosher. alrs
III. Harwood. Mra. A. l.. Adamson.
iaineS Z. liarwood. Z. Leslie spence
Jr., atrs Kosalie dc ID Blair 4. NJ.
Walkup. Mrs. J. w Archer. Eppn
tunton, il. William r. Hoppe, Arden
Howell Mrs. T. a. Ar7izen, Roberts &
HoEe Shoe Co. Pat McDonoueh Mas Lisa
GuiEon, Mrs. a. q. GuiGon, a. Il. Guigon..
~ Harold $. Bloomberg, Mir, and Mrs.
william Northrop, Clifford Walker,
Norman r. Watt, Charles Walford G,
" Tanner. Miss Carrie Burnett II. G
buchanan, simon Drinnrd. Ed. S. Cullen.
.,ohn , Lear q; Co. John l. Branch &:
Co. X AZ BtnswanScr, w T. Vcitch
T. AalthE. Mrs Dave Edmonds Mrs.
Louis RucGer. Miss l., Is. Lewis, Mis-,
Kate Meade, William G. holland and 4
$. TlINer III .--I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
Miss Mech Leaves Y. M. c. A.
Without Explaining That She
Was Mrs. PoYthress.

,,N when Miss Evelyn chambcrlayne
ne; nccIn, o. ~ East Main Street. who
mas long been the Very efficient steno-
eiraphier a. The Central y. NJ. c. A.. left
,,. ihs'iiuiion's employ yesterday no
1.,ody around the building knew why.
hut rEeryhohy regretted the fact that
She had quit To-day they will IN
dcrstiind
announcements therefore OF her mar
riASr TO BENJAMIN Edison poytitrcss.
81 henderson. y. G.. OH January yili
GENE ~ q surprise TIE ceremony wns
performed BY Rev. S. G, Hatcher uus
tor ~ Broad street Methodist Cnurcn
~ ms residence. 1910 East Marshall
street. 3us, after the prayer meeting
Ne.ViGr on that date. Tho license wns
secured from the clerk OF the Hua;ing,
Court that afternoon Jus, before
closing tiinc. and n pencil mark Don, ,
pubiish" Was obeYcd BY reporters. Mr.
hatcher aud the others were requested
" KEEP tnn AFFAIR secret, Tho 1notheI
2 Mr. Ioythresa had been quite iii. an
while 81 plans had heen made Tor III
~edding. II waa decided not TO men.
Ion - 10 any one
Ss.i4 eAcited by tho thought q; his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
PLEADS GUILTY TO
GAMBLING CHARGE
Donald, Of Madison Club, Did So
to Keep Members From Losing
Their Jobs.

On his technical plea OF guilty. en-
tered, it was claimed. 10 save numer-
Gus members of the Madison Club liz
East Franklin street from cmbarrass-
mcnt, y. +. Donald. president OF the
Police Court yesterday morning on !,
charge Of running a common gambling
resort.
Justice Crutchhcid said that in view
OF the fact that he had inflicted tho
same penalty on {. c.. Gcbhardt OF the
ArlinGton Literary and Social Club. lie
could not reduce the fine in the pres
cnt instance. even though the proDri-
ctor Of Inc club had pleaded guilty. to
the charge. Through his attorneys Gil
bert *, POLLOCK and John a. Cutchins,
gave security in me sum Of $500 for
ponald's appearance in the Hastings
Court
on the record book in the Police
court is inscribed a long list of names
members of the club. all summoned rs
Witnesses. But they were moi called,
as Donald relieved them OF that ncccs
Sity. II WAS said that the club mem
nefsnlp was made mp of young mon
holding important and prominent posi-.
lions, ana IT was to save them from
! possible loss OF position or other trol-
DC with employers and bonding COM
panies that Donald shouldcred the b,,r-
Gen and responsibilities.
Police Oicer Gentry, who conducted
ne raid. was the only witness to ties.
THY. lie said that he could nnd evi
dencc only against Donald Attorney
Cutchins informed tho court that ne had
! modelled the constitution and oy-laws
OF the club after those Of the West
moreland and Commonwealth Clubs He
nousht me CLUB TO be perfectly lcgit-
innate. so far as lie knew Common
wcalth's Attorney Minctree Folkcs
made only short argument, but said
lnht' on conviction. steps would he
". l.. l>ldd and c. l. Brown. officers
o. the club. were dismissed of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
SHlECK COMMANDER
succeed. Fowler a. Head of sons

Succeeds Fowler as Head Of sons Of
Veterans, u. s. 4.
Phil kearny Camp, No 10, Grand
Army OF the Republic. was entertained
last night by Edgar Allan Camp. No. 6,
Sons Of Veterans. U. S. A.. with a
smoker and supper In commcnoration
OF the one hundred and second ami
versary OF the birth OF Abraham Lin
coin. The meeting was presided over
by Edgar Allan, Jr- Among the promi-
nent members OF the camp present
We're Lawrence Callahan. keeper
OF Seven Pines Cemetery; %. r.
Wilson, George 3. Walcott George r..
Robelin. Robert Campbell, j. f. Field
ner, Daniel Smith. John B. Newell. Al
vim Sayles and others.
Edgar Allan, Jr.. was toastna stcr,
and the following spoke: Frederick
Shieck. Charles j. Yardlcy. C. r. Moore,
Paul F. Newell. At n meeting OF the
sons held after the dinner, Mr.. Shicck
was elected commander. succeeding
John T.. Fowler.
The celebration tool. place In Pickett
Camp Hall. where tho regular meet
ings of Phil Itearny Camp are held.
There one notices that all sectional
feeling has died. and the walls are deco
rated alike with pictures of heroes in
the Federal and Confederate armies
though the hall hears the name Of the
Southern canp 4sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
CONTRACTS TRANSFERRED
-"hSor signs Resolution Affecting
jyn : .

Mayor Signs Resolution 4ncctIn,.
street lighting Syhscm
Mayor richardson returned 10 Cts,
1lcrk bcn t. August with his approval
Lcsterdny a resolution transferring
from the custody OF the Council Com
'nittec on Light To the Council Cam
inlttec on Electricity all existing con-
tracts tor lighting the streets W cIcr-
tTcitH Heretofore tho Light Commit
zee, which has control or the Gas
works and the street gas lamps. has
also awarded Il contract for stree,
are lamps. thus operating all street
has charge OF the new municipal cleo
trlct plant designed 10 light the
streets when Is distribution system IL
completed II was thought best 10 nut
the contracts for electric lighting in
the hands OF this committee, II, order
that they may be continued from
month TO month until the city is ready
to take over the lighting.
me contract for the distribution,
system called for It's completion on
November Z last. but Il Is still several
months from completion. with no def
mite assurance when il will be deiiv-
cred Meanwhile the electric plant ~
IN operation 10 furnish the current for
Broad street lights. and TO run lie,
turbine pumps at the new pumphousc
the Water-power pumps hitherto used
being left standing idle as a reserve
Hereafter all matters relating TO
electric street lights and the manage
died by the Committee on Electricity,
and all matters relating to street gas
lamps and the Gas Works by the Com
I11ittoc on Light
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
SCATTERED Cash
IN PULLMAN CAR
Insane Passenger Taken OFF
Florida Limited and Sent
TO City Jail

Because Of his pcculiar actions and
evident appearances OF insanity, J. Z.
Si,oahan. who said he was the super
intendcnt in the contract department
OF tho keystone UTclcphuuc Company.
of philadelphia Pa, was taken OF he
Seaboard's Florida Limited over The
i2ichmond Fred ericksbur" and roto-
mae Railroad AT Main street station at
$40 o'clock last night rs Policemen
Gentry and Griffin ana locked up in the
City lafl on a ltinacy warrant sworn
out by the two officers
The conductor in charge Of the train
1cicgraphed ahead from I'rcdcrckS
burg, asking that police officers meet
the train at the station. II was said
about the car, accoStins strangers, ana
acting III an annoying way generally.
Arrived At the station, he said that he
was being pursued: that somebody
incohcrent ana ho seemed generally
to be obsessed With the Idea that his
life was sought.
Nell Dressed md wealthy.
He had every indication Of wealth
lie was exceedingly we'll dressed on
Ills person. besides some very valuable
iewclry, was found nearly $500. He
said that he was on his way from Phil
adcipha 10 small station beyond Sn-
Tann2h, Ga, and q Ticket TO Savannah
was found on him.
iie was taken first to the First Po-
!ico station. where the warrant against
- - '''i'9. ~Npti u Vut, anu lItU ne wa
taken.to jail, where always insane pris-
oners are Kept
In the jail more thorough search
was made. and 4 1910 pass hook. al
m,itting him into police and fire lines
~ Philndclphia, was found on his per
son The pass book was signed by the
MayNr Of philadelphia. y small box or
y,Iansules was also found ny the officers
i5u' they were unable TO determine
"ha' ,hc cnpsules contained
IN ms more lucid moments Shcahan
Said that he was going 10 his wife.
VINO WAS ii in Georgia. When he got
nsff the train he thought, ne was in
HdNannah. ana asked To be taken i'm :
lnod!ately 70 his wifc'S side.
i2eiective Sergeant Bailey who wa
on DUTY last night, was informed OF The
311Ial,;ter, and he autographed to the
fniiadGllphia authorities to learn If he
were SHOWN ii that city. sheahan
2lneH said something about ST. Mary's
3 = I1, located IN Maryland. and it
= thoMeht POSSIBLE that he may have
'sGaped from thar institution.
-,l n t9 rs Gily Jail it was said last
more composed So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
MariedJanuary4, and ToldNobodu

romance the bride returned to her
"oih me next day, while the groom
"a" hoDody to congratulate him be-
ohuse NOBODY knew. Two weeks ago
Mss Mecch now Mrs Poythress OF
course. notified tho Y. NJ. c. a. people
ma, ma, she would quit on st Valentines
o3Ay without explaining tho reason
Shc stuck bravcly to her dutics ,,r,ii
the very end o'i' ~ :
Mr.. Poythrcss who Is n Richmond
PIX ,',; hnd been in henderson FOR some
Keeper Tor tie Caroiina Bngginf- (nn,
iIahy: nc viii take his bride there
ms week, hut he will not surprise his
,lI.i, netnusc they VIII read OF his
Wal ?ounr man ana is highly regard :
ca IN the business world =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
BOY ROBBERS BUSY
Detective. Aftcr Youths Against Whom

Detective. After Youths Against Whom
Many Complaints Are Reported.
Detective Strrcants Wiltshire and
Raloy are attempting to rnravel the
mystery OF several robberies repor.eu
to have been perpetratd by two young
plants have come to police headqnar-
tcrs
Tie latest victim was. young
sicnographcr In the 'Powhatan' LAY
Manufacturing Company, IA North
Seventh Street. who was robbed OF a
Purse containing S. and a pair Of snec,
taclcs valued &c Sit. The boys entered
-. place. and ono asked 70 use .n nc
telephone. While he was engaged "a
cpny orAation. pretended or real. the
"iher boy busted himself unwatcn go. q.
about coats and Jackets hanging on the
5cfi8.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
FIGHTS MERGER
ihi' Tint Stockholders Wcrc NJ,
treated Fairly In CONSOLIDATION

IomplaininS Of q 'nrotcnded merger
itsfesmcntf between the Stockholders
- ne riverside Cotton Mills and those
q me Dan River Power and Mann
iactnri,ns Company, w. r. Winfrcc
scsierfaS secured Writ OF error from
oecrse r. the CORPORATION Court Of
loanyiilo ,rhs case goes on the ljock =,
OF the Supreme Court
), Wlhiree sets forth III his petition
flGe I0tt9n Mills, 81 enterprise which
US Hlsklns money lie charges that
VIZ Dan RIVE COMPANY vas pra,ti
oally. purchased with $500 900 of tbo
earnings Of the Riverside C'omnsny
lne aEreement Of the merger was such
rs charges. that TIC Stockholders worr
d@friYad OF their richts ana forced ~
take shares % stock in the .consoiidated
Eoihpahy With dlFiicnds limited 10 !
Ter cent per annum
rs lover court dccrccd that the Re
#nllonfr. vas entitled 10 the valuc az Ills
D.roportion Of tlle assets as OF date OK
not 10 aim justice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
HAD GOOD YEAR
broad Street DHnk to Move Into New
Quarters by juno l.

Quarters by June I.
Stockholders Of the Broad Street
sank, at the annual meeting ycster-
DAY, received reports showing that the
past year had been very prosperous
Oniccrs were Reelected. as follows:
PRESIDENT, William ai Hablston; First
-President. John W. Rothcrt, Sec
ond Vice President. John c. walker;
Cashier, 4. NJ. Glover Board of Direc-
tors-iienry w Anderson. Benjamin p.
Alsop. Leon Dettlebach. 4. II. Elicit
n. -. Grln,nel. ". NJ. Habliston. l. II.
kaufman. Raphael Levy. G.. w. Mjnter
John Murphy, j. w. Rothert. w $
nhoads, b. Ran. Wexford, Julian w.
TYLER and John G.. Walker
me meeting was held at the tenn
porary quarters Of the bank, sos East
Broad street, which It has been occu
pEing during the construction Of the
new banking house at Sixth and Broad
streets. President iIabliston reported
thal the building would be ready for
occupancy by Juue /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
TAKE MORE DISPOSITIONS
Hearing in Express Rate on liquor

Nfny he Transferred.
On account of the large interests
concerned. 1t is likely that the takin q
iner Need ham. OF the Interstate Com
inerce Commission, upon the petition
OF S. l.. Clarke ct ais. against the
Southern Express Company, which has
been in progress In the Federal court
here for two days, will be removed from,
Richmond to either Cincinnati or New
York.
Further evidence was given yester-
day by witnesses for the respondent
and the hearing will likely continue
here for some time before being re-
moved.
Various forms and shapes OF cartons
and packages used by mail order houses
in which to ship liquor were sub
mitted as exhibits for examination yes
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
r ------ '-------------
\ SUES NEWS LEADER
Husband Of Dolly DlmpIes" Says Dc
ArEcntnEc Letter Hurt Rnsincsn

NrEcntnEc Letter Hurt Uusinces.
On the ground that his good name
mad been injured and his business
damaged by the publication in tho
News Leader OF Monday OF a certain
letter. l., Y. Curry. OF New York hus-
band OF Dolly Dimplcs..' yesterday
afternoon In the United States Circuit
Court. through his attorney, John \.
Lamb. filed suit ganst that paper FOR
$4,000 damages
The letter on which the suit is based.
4 COPY OF which appears In the 6eclara-
non. purportcd 10 be from Charles
lCcArScntuSe. who claimed the COPY
right TO the Dolly Dimpies" advcr-
Using scheme. and set forth that Kicker
ana curry were unlawfully operating
y. IN" former name is that OF Fred
erick * Kicker. who was partner
or Curry. according TO the declarations
but the latter bought INckcr's interest
IN the business some time ago, and
has been carving II on since
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
INQUEST ORDERED

circumstances Attending Dcntb Of
commander Marble to fir investigated.
Newport Il J., February 14.-Be-
eauSe OF certain mysterious circum-
stances attending Tho. death today in
the naval hospital here of C,ommantIcr
Frank Marble. u. s. N. an inquest ia 9
btcn ordered. Commander Marble died
s,.in"ehlS. ana II was first said that
death was due TO npopicxy Iaicr ~
was announced that a fractured skull
caused death
Commander Marble fclI In his bath
room ihSt night, striking his head on
the floor and causing a mad 1yo,,nd
II Is believed tina, the fall was dun
10 an apOplCctic Sriznrn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
..nt,-snloon League DcIcro.o

/, ~ meotins OF tho Frances Willard
branch Of the Woman's Christian TEN
n,erance Union held ar 405 West Aiarshall
street Monday night. Mrs James W.
nnderson, Mrs. r Il. Thomas. Mrs r,
Wood and Miss Hicks were elected
as delegates to the convention of tho
anti saloon League to be held in New
Port News February q TO "a with the
IoliowlnE altcina ties: Mrs Lee Todd
MIS-; watkins, Mrs Harmon and Miss
Ruth Wattina - 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
WISE DRILLS BATTERY
Son nf General Miles VIII Coud,n,,
United Stntcs Inancctinn

United states Inspection
ne lioWltHers were turned over to
Battalion Adjutant Jennings C. Wise
lhst night for drill Captain Wise put
Inc men through foot exercises.
there is much activity at the hat
ing United States inspection =, vii,
DC had on March by Lieutenant. Miles
q son OF General Nelson 4. Miles. Lieu
tenant Mics is an officer Of the Third
iein Arllilery. and as such was in
camp AZ Gettysburg last summer All
me ofliccrS Of the Virginia artillery
know him. we'll and arc delighted that
lie Is 10 visit this state
o,ucrrs schools are being kept M
regularly by the Howitzcrs. and thr
Schooi OF correspondence for the SER
VICE rs showing wonderful results. This
Is conducted By CaptaiD Wise
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
MAY TEST LAW
IIenric0 Farmers Oppose Wide Tire
Regulations I'm County

II =, -" =, N IHets VPHUhc " TIC TIC
Regulations in County,
several citizens Of Henrico county
II was learned yesterday, have entered
INTO an agreement to test the wide tire
law, which will go into effect March 90
aroused over the law Of the sIipcrvisors
which will require nearly all owners
TO elnip their vehicles with new tires.
lCiftculty was experienced in Ches-
put into effect In that county. For the
hrst few days there we're numerous
arrests for violations Farmers and
wheels, and public sentiment Vas %
strong against the law that after a
few weeks little attempt was made 70
emf orce It. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
B. V. BARNES FINED
Pays 80 for -AssnuItinC and Knocking
Down William Walker.

. After an eXhaustiVe hearing, which
lasted from ! 2 o'clock until yester-
day afternoon. 3, V. Barnes was fined
80 by Justice CrutchhcId for assault
upon William Walker. who, during
the course OF his testimony, said that
ne had been rendered senseless BY tho
blows administered by Barnes
The assault occurred some weeks
ago, and was the outcome of 4 quar-
rel over one OF Walkers children.
Through his counsel, Harry NJ. Smith
Barnes petitioned the court to remit
the fine: but II was, nevertheless. en-
tered on the books and paid. with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
transfer Llnuor Liccn.c.

An order was entered in the Hust-
inss Court yesterday transferring tho
liquor license of Joseph Carnicelli. 1928
West Broad street. 10 Joseph Car
nicclli and Giuseppe Brucciani. enter
Ing into partnership. They will con-
duct tho business at the sa me place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
ChnrlottesviI1, Folk Here.

City Sergeant G. w. Rogers, Of Char
lottesville, who Is known throughout
Virginia as Foxy Rogers. is at the
jefferson Hotel Judge r. II. w. Duke.
of Charlottesville, Is also a the Jeffcr-
son. Rev. II. Il. Lee, of Charlottesville.
grand chaplain OF the Grand Lodge Of
Masons, is Mt the Chesterfield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

Arrested for Not Paying hoard.
For failing to pay his board Bill OF
s10.73. Walter Jackson. colored was
arrested Yesterday by County Officer
'Tiller on warrant sworn out BY WAL
ter Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

Military papers arc recording the
ettor,s or Senator Thomas s Martin 10
secure an appropriation for the n,,r
chase OF 200 acres Of land for the forts
licatlon OF Fort Henry The Virginia
senator offered an amendment for This
priation bill go y