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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-05
.COALLAND FRAUDS
In Alaska VIII b Plos3-
CITED BY G)I3rnn31i,
Decision R,li,rai, Ml1ilJ, b
Ulis1 SHES Sl]ren3 c)lft.
Other lm,,rial' Divisions Also
aaaIsfal ~ rlai 3,IJ.

Washington, Dec 4.-The supreme
court of the United States opened the
way, today, for the federal govern
ment to prosecute coal land frauds In
Alaska by holding that the general
coal land laws OF the United States
which forbid persons or associations
making more than one entry apply to
the unsuryeyed coal regions of Alas
ka
The immediate result of this holding
wGs the reversal of the action By the
United states circuit Cmirt Tor West
ern Washington IN quashins as inFal-
id the indictments against Charles +.
Munday and Archie w Shields on
charges of conspiracy to defraud the
government out of Alaska coal lands
valued AT slQ,000,0G0 The way is now
opened for their trial on this charge.
Justice Lurton rendered the unanl-
nous opinion of the court. He consid-
ereG the argument of the defendants
that the act Of Congress in 1904 super
ceded the general laws so far as the
unsurveyed lands of Alaska were con-
cerned, saying:
THE legislation, read in the light
of the situation and of the uniform
police which had so long prevailed, OF
prohibiting more than one entry to
ore person, makes it plain that Con-
gress did not intend to except the I'M
surveyed coal lands uf Alaska from
the operation of the restrictions which
attached to the sale of the surveyed
coal lands in Alaska and elsewhere"
Washington, Dec. 4.-The supreme
court of the United states, today took
under consideration the application OF
counsel for the Chicago beef packers
for a stay of their trial, in the United
States district court at Chicago on
charges of criminally violating the
sherman antitrust law. A stay and
bail was asked until the court could
pass on the constitutienality of the
sherman antitrust law as u criminal
statute.
] Washington. Dee. "A bankrupt is
liable to prosecution for perjury If he
swears falsely at the first meeting OF
his creditors to inquire into his bus
mess, according to decision. today by
the supreme court OF the United
I States
! THE supreme court passed upon an
other much disputed point of law, to-
day. when 1t decided that a life in
surance policy may be assigned to one
Continued on Page Twelve)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-05
MYSTERIOUS SHOT
Causes Death Of Ralph
Emerson Of Liberty.
Wounded While In Field Near
Home Three Shots Heard.
Two kresls..The Hunters Evidently
Misiook Him Tor a Deer,

Belfast, Me, Dec. Enlarged with
being responsible for the death Of
Ralph Emerson, 12year=old lad.
whom they had apparently mistaken
for a deer, Bert Boynton of Liberty
and a young man named Dean. living
in Corinth, We're arrested tonight, by
Deputy Sheriff whitaker The two
will b. arraigned in the loeal court in
the morning.
Young Emerson was crossing an
open held wnen he was shot and at the
time, it was not known from what di-
rection the shot came. Later the au-
thorities were able to trace Il and to-
night made the arrests. Three shots
were fired, but only one took effect.
Belfast. Me, Dec. 4-Whilc being
removed from his home in Liberty 70
Belfast hospital today. Ralph En-
erson, aged l., son of Frank Emerson,
died from bullet wound inflicted in
a mysterious manner.
Young Emerson was standing in an
open field black Of his fathers barn,
al ) o'clock. yesterday afternoon,
wien he was shot. 1t was not known
from what direction or by whom the
SHOT was fired. but it was claimed the
reports of three shots were heard. As
there is much deer hunting in the Vi
entity cf the Emerson home the first
thought was that he had been mis-
taken for deer or hit by stray bull
lei. but the fact that he was stand
Continued on Page Twelye.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-05
Maine Central
Buys the Samoset.

Portland Me, Dec. 4,-The control of
the Kicker Hotel Co. which owns the
Samoset Hotel at Rockland. today, pass
ed into the hands of the Maine Central
Railroad Co, which already controls the
Mount Kineo House. Morris Mcdonald,
vice president and general manager Of
the Maine Central. was chosen president
of the hotel company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-05

will be comparatively simple.
This outcome Of the trial is urged in a
message received by District I. orney
Fredericks from Walter l. Drew, chief
counsel for the National Erestors Asso-
citation. as leading to true solution of
the troubles which have vexed portions
of the labor world and which counsel for
the state believe now is in a fair way Of
being explained
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-05
THE WEATHER.


Washington, Dec. 4.-Forecast for
New England Fair, Tuesday; not So
cold for the west portion Wednesday
fair and warmer, diminishing north
west winds. becoming variable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-05

York. Before leaving the steamer he
was examined By health and immigration
officials, who We're taken on the tug ana
met the steamer down the harbor, short
ly after midnight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-05
Boston Forecast.

Boston Dec a. Forecast: Tuesday,
fair and continued cold; Wednesday
fair; slowly rising temperatures; mod
crate north 10 northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-05
1904
1oe. CIGAR

Factory output-upwards OF 100 600 daily.
Largest selling brand of Zoe cigars In the
world Factory. Manchester. N III. dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-05

JOURNAL WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
GIVE THEM a TRIAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
DARK AGES NOT
RIGHTLY NAMED
Altruistic Principles Of Chris
tianity Were Worked Out
in Conduct.

Dr. w :. McNcill dean Or the law
1chooi gave the first Of n series Of fac
MY lectures At Richmond College last
evening. his subject being schools Of
ECONOMIES" He first defined cconom-
ics as the study Of u people and how
they conduct their business lii his
ihtroduction ne reviewed the Greek
economic philosophy: lie showed how
Ashamed arc the DARK Ages since
curing those ages the aitrustic prin.
eiplcs Of Chrlstianits- We're worked out
more In detail OF the theories Of IN.
law Of nature school OF .'Iilercanti!-.
Ism" of "individualism" or social
Ism and OF the ,'nistorieaI school ~
ln1ividual!sm is satisfactory to tho
middle classes whp desire ONLY free
competition 10 rise III the world By
their own strength. Socialism on tho
ptler hand. IL pleasing to tic !aboriny
GLASS. which feels that II must suffer
Il not protected by the State
IN recent years economic knowledge
has advanced with notwithstanding RAJ
pidity Means OF collecting statistics
nave ncen so greatly improved, so
Hany trained students arc working in
tensiveiy on special economic Iproi,-
lens that progress IS being made in
economic thought. which, is Of value
not TO the scholar alone biz, also IN
rs relation TO the everyday affairs o I
l!fc and Of serious importance 10 ~.
iini!innal, TO Inc state and to society
10 be sure. there / c no Iin:nim!.y IN
our thinking. but scientific rcsearcf,
has al least uprootcd many q well
worn economic hnrcsy. and there is 10.
nay SURPRISING agreement on the ma I'm
,P'ihSs' For the student, il remains 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

awarded to the Virginia Bridge and
Iron Company. Of Roanoke. the CON
a Tor which hs s VIII e wetk T
new bridge will be about fifty feet
overhead and will span 200 feet from
Marshall Street and the National Came
terry Road to Nicholson Stress Fulton.
Work npon the erection OF concrete
Will begin this morning.
The new stree. railway company IS
rushing its line to completion with all
possible haste. Copper trolley wire is
now been placed, while II Is expected
that work on the car barns and shops
which Will he near the smaller via
duct Will BEGIN this week. Rolling
stock is expected to be here by
March l.
Work on the powcrhouse is going
rapidly ahead. Machinery will be here
In n few weeks, it Is said. and will be
installed Immediately.
The new viaduct will not be as large
as the big Marshall street structure.
which was opened to tho public last
sunday 1t will be singled tracked
ONLY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
News of South Richmond

of officer Watts from the position Of
special officer Of Oak GroYe district
has already brought forth Il number of
candidates. AIr. Watts has stated that
detective in Norfolk.
In Police Court.
Tfe case against Fred Coleman, coi-
cred, charged with shooting David Hill
ton.- colored. two weeks ago. was yes
terday postponed again on account OF
the inability Of the wounded man to
appear in Police Court Part Two to
testify against his assailant
y fine of 500 and costs was imposed
by Justice Maurice m Thomas Burfoot,
colorco, for disordcrly conduct.
Leroy Johnson. colored. charged with
tresp ssins on the property of the At
penalty Of thirty days in Jail
Personal aud General.
The twenty-tilird anniversary Of Lib
crty Council, Junior Order of United
American Mechanics, was celebrated
last night in Ccrsleys Hall, swans
boro. Many guests We're present to
share in the fun. and a delightful pro-
gram was rendered
Progressive Council No. IL. Daughters
Of Liberty, will celebrate its anniver-
hall.
Miss Eva AIartindale, of los East
Ninth Street, is critically III.
The classrooms Of the atherford
Memorial Baptist Church last night
were prcttily decorated in appropriate
st. Valentine scheme for the entertain
n1ent that was given there by the NO
men of the church. The proceeds Of the
party will so to the fund for building
two claSSroomS for the church.
The public is invited to attend the
lecture to be given tonight at the Cen
trail Methodist Church at S o'clock by
Mrs. Elizabeth Denny Vann. of Rio
Janeiro, Brazil.
40 ar;o
lions of last night had a slight effect
on the attendance at the revival meet
ing In the cambridge Street Baptist
Church. The services tonight, which
Of the Leigh Street Baptist Church,
Will begin promptly at 7:45.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
v|ADUCT LIGHTS
NOT DANGEROUS

the attention OF Fire Chief .Iovnes
was called yesicrday TO the mcthoti
Of lighting the Marshall Street Viz :
Railway Company. Gasoline iI ,,nls :
with burners have been set a, inter.
Nals. the lighting being purel,. tenn
until the company completes
the electric power house now in co,Irs..
o. erection The viaduct is mainly OF
hreproof construction cXccpt for mo
creosoted wood block paving. which,
however. IS partly covered with con-
cercte. and the new lights are MOI re
Sarded as being dangerous. The Fire
LHle', after examination. Said that
.HsIc Was no reason for the authori-
,if5 10 interfere; that the construction.
"iiic temporary was sufficiently safe
complaint has ALSO been made 10
me city authorities that the company
- arsins a toll OF one cent TO Pc
Trans. while under the schedule
~ 81 loils In the original franchise foot
passengers were TO he free NJ toll
The City Attorneys Office Is looking
INTO the matter. but from the record
within It's rights--in fact IT NAV pre-
scribe any scale of tolls II chooses
provided II is reasonable" The propo-
a,fion 70 erect the yiadnct was mrs,
IN NC name OF the Jenkins Rapid
Transit Company. Under tho name The
citizens' Rapid Transit Company Iii.
iranchisc Tor street railway lines and
-
a supplementary ordna nee was ADOPT
cd by ne city Council December ~
i3P2. liking n schedule OF tolls on the
.viaduct Various extensions were made
from time TO time. BY ali ordinance
approved October l..1eO7. the ordinance
HING the schedule Of tolls was amend
c'l and the company was authorized
TO charge reasonable" tolls for the
use Of the vindnct
y deed has been recorded In The
clerk office OF the Chancery Court
transferring from l.. c. Miles and
others TO the Richmond and IIcnrit.
hallway for 500 and other considcra-
lions the right TO run it's line down
the Miles Ravinc from Thirty hfth and
Marshall Street TO the Government
Road This IL the ravinc over tho
ming OF which the Street Commute 90
hafs controversy with the owners
last year a mysterious deed appear
lnS on the record which seemed to
op!lgaic the city ~ spend large
amounts In the compromise settle
ment tile city secured the RICH, TO
carry sewer down the ravinc. and
Inc opcning OF the street car line will
no doubt mean the opening or a wind
Ing ing driveway, thus giving Fulton a
direct, road into Thirty fourth STREET.
and thence 10 Oak wood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
HorD to Make a Pint of
the Best Cough Syrup
and .SaUe So

b. r.
This recipe for homemade cough
remedy is used and priced In thou
sands of homes IN the United StatcSl
and Canada. IT costs little. but II
Is splendid Even whooping cough
yields TO 1t quickly.
Mix one pint Of granulatedrs,igar
ana one half pint of warm water
ana STIR for two minutes. Put az
ounces OF Pinex tnfty cents WORTHY
In a pint bottle and add the Sugar
syrup. This makes more and better
cough syrup than you could buy
ready made for $3.50. Take etca-
spoonful every ono. two or three
hours.
This simple remedy will usually
stop deep-scated cough In less
than twenty-four hours. 1t tones
UP the appetite. has a pleasant taste
and Is slightly lnxativa. which is
helpful. You will also find II splon-
did for bronchial troubles, lung ana
throat affections. al TINA, etc
Ihis PlncS and Sugar Syrup re-
cipc is 80 popular that It IS often
Initiated, though never successfully.
IN trying II. use only the pure. gen
uinc lincS, which contains guiaicoi
and all the natural healing elements
OF Norwegian white pine extract, in
concentrated compound
4 guarantee OF absolute salts
faction. 0or money refunded. goes
With this recipe. Your druggist has
PincX, or VIII get it for you. IF not,
send 10 The PincX Co, TT. Wayne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
OBITUARY


Mrs. Catherine Nest. widow Of John
7. West, died at l2:45 o'clock ycstcr-
day. afternoon. in the eighty fifth year
of her age. Mrs. West was born In
Dublin. Ireland, and had been a resi-
dent OF Richmond for the past sixty
years She had been an active and de-
Nout member of st. Peters Catholic
Church, and was the Oldest member
of that congregation. Her entire life
was one fun Of good deeds, and she
was held in the highest esteem and
greatly beloved By all who knew her
She I,,, -, leaves the following children: Mrs
Philip T. Clarity, Of West Quincy. Mass. !:
John T., Katie G. ana Timothy G. West
Of this city
SamueI Wittowsky
Charlotte y. c., February l4-Samuel
Wittowsky, the pioneer building and
loan promoter of tho South. ana one OF
Charlotto'3 wealthieSt citizens. died
suddenly late TO day. Mr. WittowsIty
was vice president of the United states
League of Building and Loan Associa-
tons, president OF the State League.
and a large stockholder in several
local institutions lie was born in
Prussia scvcnty-siX years ago and
landed in Charleston, With 81 in his
pocket
II. ). Hornidgc.
charlottesville, Va. February IL
\ cablegrnm has been received at
Crozet. this county, announcing the
sudden death OF r. j. Horhidge. at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
DEATHS

WEST-Dlcd, Tuesday. February 4th.
at l2:45 p. NJ, Mt her residence, 4O6
a North Seventh street. MRS. CATH
ERNIE WEST. widow Of John IT. Is
West. in the eighty-iifth year Of her
age. She leaves the following chill
quincy. Mass: John IT,. Katie c.. and
Timothy c. West Of this city: eleven
grandchildren and two cat-Erand- y
children & 3 n .st
Funeral from st. Peters Catholic
church THURSDAY MORNING, 80
o'clock. lntermcnt in Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
Entered into rest suddenly
ut 6:30 o'clock February 14th MRS.
MARY Is. MCGUIRE, widow Of Rev.
William Mcclure. IA
Funeral from tho residence Of g.
". Rrockcnbrourh, I South Second
Street, at 10 a. NJ. THURSDA Y TX
SELLE K--Entercd into rest ut the
Episcopal Home February 14th, MRS.
& LUCY YANCEY SELLER 7'5%
Funeral TOMORROW at noon at
Alortuary Chapel. Interment privato.s
BY special request no flowers,
home IN Norwood. Nelson county,
va. MARGARE1'TFI ,JAAIERsON, IN
her SEVENTEEN year. She was the
mother or fifteen children The fol -S
lowing survive her. Elijah. of Rich-
mond. Alexander, OF Atlantic city
George, of Lynchhurg: Bette. Fof
New York: Mrs. Mariah Taylor. OF
Mrs. Eliza Nuncry and Miss Annie
JatncrSon. OF Norwood. Va.
She was buried Sunday aftcrnoou
at Montezuma. 7a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

g Z Y i. Il &
choose what is good and true from
Doth the indivldualists and socialists.
ana seek the golden mean" between
them. SO that the Individual may DO
encouraged to achieve his highest dcs-
tinE. but recognizing that society has
n destiny to achieve which no indi-
Vidual may thwart. A4
The remaining lectures OF this series
are as follows:
On Monday. February 20 at 1880
a. ~. G.. y. Plimpton. Of Boston Mass.
VIII lecture on the Text Books That
shakespeare Studied" on "Wednesday.
FEBRUARY %. at $3.50 a. NJ. Professor
~ r. Anderson will speak on George
Washington as Il Man. On TUESDAY.
February IS. at S:l5 T. NJ. Professor
Eugene G. Bingham will speak on tho
Conservntion Of Available Energy"
On Tuesday. March T. at Sis p. n.
Professor fhomasEA. Lewis viii speal *
on "Educa tlon-The Natural versus
the Artificial Method On Tuesday.
March II. at 80 a. NJ. Oliver j. Sands
VIII speak. or. Our Financial system"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
GRAND MASTERS ADDRESS
Snsons HIVE hnnunl supper After
business Session.

The one hundred and thirty-third
grand annual communication of the
Grand Lodge OF Alasons in Virginia
convened at the Masonic Temple yes
tcrday at O'Clock J.. NJ. The address
of Staunton. was read. and was fol-
lowed by the annual supper OF the
order, at which there were delegates
from all parts of the State, numbering
about 1000.
The chief feature OF to-day's ses-
sion Will be the election Of officers. II
II probable that there will be no
change, as the grand master. as n mat
ter OF custom. serves two years, and
Mr.. McChesney was elected at the last
meeting. The meeting will be adj
lOMrneO tO-mOrrOM aftaruOnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
I,nnEc in YlrrlnIa

Washington, February l4.-Conferees
on the army bill reached an agree
mcnt to-day on all but three items in
There remain to be settled the Sen
ate amendments. the rank of pay
masters. assistants in the army anu
promoting thereto all paymnstcrs'
clerks. providing for the appointment
OF 6l2 additional army Offices, and cs-
tabllshing Il corps OF dental surgeons
An amendment authorizing the ship
mcnt OF merchandise to the ships ON
army transports when there is cargo
space available for such use was ac-
ceptcd The conferees also retained n
provision appropriatinE $500, 900 for the
establishment or grazing and train
ing range In Virginia for horses in
tended for the mounted service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
sIx ARGUMENTS 70 NJ; MADE
LEnchburS Local Option Contest ~ u,
Called Up Thursday

tnpIHGSial to The Times Dispatch.l
r..,s ,,,,us, a. February l4.-Doubt
m"s expressed to-day over the chance
ol ne arguments in the local option
o'i!.eat being finished Thursday. when
- ,io Is called sailed Tor hearing in the Corpora
u I'1i court. 1t is expected that there
Y mir DC six arguments. and if this
.i. 70 be truc. IL seems almos, IN,
possible to hear all Of these in The tw,
sessions Thursday
!, mess the program is changed later
me drys, who are contesting ~.
e ,,'., VIII be represented in the
christi enlS bg 1n ans q A. l'hlegar, q
ana ana Thomas Whitehead Ir. whiIc thc
ma,s VIII be represented in the ar
.I I,,, by Randolph Harrison I
iHsiey Coleman and Fred IInrne,
ION Goodman Of counsel for Tho
Vets, does not expect to parttcinatc ~
ne al argument OF the case :
II Is probable that the Cornor,.io,,
a > our room Will be crowded during the
ths u nn,,, tor everybody Interested in
me, contest Will be Interested in sta,n.
I'i'chtS OF counsel on both sides
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
L. s. e:ircuit cour, ~ ,nn.o,,

APPEALS rcconvcned Yesterday morning
at il O'Clock. with Circuit Judges Goff
and Prltchard and District Judges
Brawlcy. Dayton and Conner in at
tendance.
The following case was argued
No. ga. er-Whiteley Coal Com
pa ny. appellant. Us. Baltimore and OHIO
Raiiroad Company. appellee: appeal
from the Circuit Court at baltimore
ND Cause argued BY j. Craig McI.ana
han and Joseph C. France : Of Ralti-
more Md, for the appellant. and hv
II. r, Preston and r. Aarsdcn Smith
OF baltimore. Md, for the appellee. and
Court adjourned until this morning
at II o'clock.
Gases in call to-day:
~. 600. George Burchctt ct al.
plaintiffs In error. vs.. United Stutes
OF America. defendant in error. in
error TO the District Court nj Rip
stone Gap, Va. To be arcueti Nv (
II. sutherland. J. c. Smith and Chase
q DauEhcrty. OF Cintwood. Va. for
inc plaintiffs In error. and BY Barncs
G.ailiespic, United States attornnv ~
Ihzewell. Va. for the defendant in
No. 1907. Norfolk ana western Rau-
way Company, piain;iff in error rs
United States Of America. defendant
~ error; IN error to the District court
at Raleigh. y. G. To be argued hv
Guthrie 6 Guthrie. Of Durham - -
LOT LOT the piaintin in error, ana bv IT =:
;S,eaWc!l. United States at.orner = 9
itaieigh, y. c.. for the Defendant in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
ESTATE GOES 70 FAMILY.
WI or Clinton Dewitt probnt.d a.,
Corporation (,ourt -

I inp hhnl, 70 The Times Dispa ,ch.1
viii Of Clinton Dewitt ST. va. INC no
o pa IN the Corporation Court to d. day
nc estate, which Is valued at s135 mn
T rSn TO the family Of the testntor
sgo go W wa wnleh was written three years
~. Stcy and T. NJ. Woolling, tho suh-
clinton Dewitt. Jr., and q. r Ad-
.xsc,,, VINO We're named in the will as
required, without surety. Tha , Isl
t tenGe or the family, in Church Street IS
ie.lsed TO the widow OF tho testotor
1 ana the remainder OF the estate soes 70
INC Iamlly, share and Sha re- nlil.n 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

Alexandria. Va. February IL
Through the efforts Of the Chamber of
Commerce OF this city there will shortly
be reduction in the telephone rates
for calls between this city and Wash
inston ana between Washngi on and
Alexandria. The old rate Of is cents
for a call will he reduced to 10 cents,
and time for calls. 1t is announced Will
be extended from three TO five minutes,
I the new rate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15
The Druggist Knew
From Experience

have been selling Dr. kilmcr's Swamp
Root for the past three years, and those
OF my customers who buy it speak fav-
orably regarding it. | have used it in
my. own family with good results. and
believe she preparation has great curative
value You may use this as you like.
Very respectfully.
G. b. RUPE & son.
BY c. b. Rupe, Mgr,
Seymour, Texas.
Personally appeared before me this
goth day Of July, 1909, c. b. Rupc, Drug
gist, who subscribed the above statement
and made oath that the same is true in
substance and in fact.
r. c. JAMES,
]. r. and Ex- Officio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-15

becomes vacant. The name Of Charles
u. Marshall, member OF the City Coun4
ell has been mentioned in connection
with he office. He said this afternoon
mat the matter was a surprise to him.
although he did not know what course
he. might pursue iater in the ma tter. --