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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
Forc.cc Wan, reforms.

III Paso, Texas. March 24.-Widc-
snrcad political reforms III MoNico
cpntrol Of Tho jcfcs roli,icos Of cities
and towns ami The election BY popular
vote. of governors OF states, are seen
hy the III Pasco reyolutionary iunta in
the announcement from Mexico OF the
resignation OF the Cabinet
Whether tho Cabinets ret iremcnt
would have tho effect Of allayins the
tIsurrcctcn The revolutionary leaders
said, To await developments 1T the
&c pial,
1t was lntimated that Madcro prob
ably would not take notice OF the
CcaSing hostilitinS.
Madero Is fighting for the overthrow
OF Diaz, and not merely for the over
throw OF his CABINET, II vas said al
the iunta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
HILL cONFERS WITH WILSON
POTASH Controversy Between Germans
and United StntcS Discussed.

Washington, D. c., March 2l.--David
J. Hill, American ambassador to Ger
many to-day conferred with Acting
Secretary Of State Wilson and officials
OF the state Department, OH the potash
controversy, now the subject of diplo-
tnatic interchange between the United
States and Germany. The purpose of
Mr. HITS visit 70 Washington, IL was
explained at the department, was to
permit him to make a full report of the
situation from the German point OF
view and also 10 ucruaint tho ambas-
sador Intimately with the official view
OF Washington, as developed by the
diplomatic exchanges.
IT was admitted by state Department
officials that thcre was Il possibility Of
the matter being settled through direct
negotiations between the contractors
department. had no knowledge Of such
NEGOTIATIONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
Kovernmen, cencernlns did r..lgna.

lions,
1hc resignation Of ihc pia8 ,ah,ne,
MAS not unexpected in Wsshingtcm
The State Department for some tin,r
hes heen reccivCng private aavic"a
tempiated by President niaz The McX-
lean ambassador has admitted that sucl:
contingcncy was expected this week
in Mckee City. bit has declined to
comment on the situation ~ being an
Internal affair.
designations ~ Senior Corral from tho
post OF Secretary OF tho Interior; Seuop
Molina, Minister OF lomcnto Cpromot ION
Of colonization ana industry. ana Scno7
Cretl from the nocifotio Of Minister ot
fcreisn Relations. Will DO accepted
Opposition In iuchtnu 10 Senior Mo
lima, as well as ailiipothy in Chihuahua
TO Senior Creel arc reasons ascribcd Ill
Mexican circles here to tho changes to
te made in tho pests occupied by these
men.
a person known To be iii the conf
beioI tonight that the Cabinet. when
r6orSanized, w0lld retain Senior Imam
tour, Scuor CrGcl, Senior l.eandro Fer
nanueH and Senor Sierra. but that these
men might not occupy tho sumo posi-
ti0ns SIS Before.
ndcntial agency q the AleNican rnvolu-
Honists here, expressed pleasure AT the
news Of the rcsf snution of tlie Diax
Labiuot declaring II was Il stem in the
right direction lie added however,
That tho revolu,onist party would pre-
Ter 70 wait ana see tho Kind Of reor-
sarizatlon that Wonld follow i'll The
Cabinet hefOre expressing any opinion
on the effect such action would iIavu
oil the Revolutionary movement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
DEATHS.

street, CHARLES II. SHARP, in the
forty-third year OF his age. He leaves
:. widow. Il mother, one brother and
three sisters
Peaceful DO thy silent slumber,
Peaceful In thy grave so low;
Thou no more will Join our number
Thou no more our sorrows know
Yet again we hope to meet tllcc.
When the day Of life is fed.
Z And in heaven with 10Y to greet thee
Where. mo farewell tears are shed
Funeral from St Tatrick's Church
THtS Saturday MORNING ri 10
o'clock. Friends and acauaintanccE
invited to attend. Intcrment in Mt
Calvary Cemetery.
into life eternal at The
home Of her grandIf,att,her. chas ti,
o'cioc k MiLDREp HARTz F6Rh. in
the sixth year Of her age. beloved
daughter r,os Of Angie Higsason and
Funeral at Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, Brook Hill. fienrico county.
Va, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
March %. 1911. at $3.50 o'clock
HARRISON At Greensboro n.
G.. March ~ at 10 A. ~, MRS. ED
MuND HARRISON. JR
OLCOTT-D Died. March %. at iaa +.
NJ at his residence. Brook Road. MIR.
4 GEORGE BRACE OLCOTT. aged for
fsrmerly T Ratleen ne Hayes of K WS
mond. and one brother OF Boston,
Mass.
from sacred lIeart Cathedral In
Washington, Hartford, Conn. and
New York papers aAcasc COPY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
VISITS FRANCIS JOSEPH
,iernnn Emperor Guest Of the ltutcr

NtTH1HH EWHcFNT VUFNt Uf tHV fkHtCf
of Austria.
Vienna. March a4.-llmpcror W:llioin
Empress Augustc Victoria and others
Of tile royal family. WHO are on route
for Corfu. were tho guests TO-DAY Ct
Emperor Francis Joseph at Schoen
brurn Castle. There is 4 disposition
In some quarters to attach politicA'
significance TO he visit. but il is III,
Emperor's practice 10 call upon ha
'paternnl friend" on his annual trir
70 Corfu.
\ grand reception in honor Of the
Emperor was given AZ noon. at which
His Majesty met those prominent II
the government and official lie of the
capital. Y state banquet was ABRAMS;
ed for Tonight preceding the depart
MrC OF the guests Tor Venice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
WOMAN IN FULL CHARGE.
Mis- Kelly WIN Dircct Al ,Iln,s a.,

Miss Kelly VIII Direct All oIints and
Washington March oi.-Secretpry
MAC cagh to-day approved an order
which Will place a woman in direct
charge or all the mints and assay Of
fees in the United states for short in
ierEais at various times during the
Year.
The woman is Margaret V. Kelly. OF
the Mint Bureau, one of tho three
highest paid women In the govern
Ment service. George Il. Roberts. eli
rector OF the mint. is Obliged to be
time. and r. l.. Preston. the mint cx-
aminer is also away much. III such
cases Miss Kelly Will be acting teller
o. the MINT. with full MOWERS - VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25

Ono OF the Seasons Hest.
After last night 1t is easy for one
who had never before seen Billie Burke
to understand the great vogue OF that
fascinating young woman. Pretty,
winning and winsomc, She is tho most
charming OF comedicnncs, and, in the
few opportunities that Were given her
TO display the more serious side OF her
art. sic was altogether convincing.
But, with the exception Of fen
scenes, tho evening was one OF comedy
house. but wcll-written, well-staGed,
well-acted light comedy. True. the
comedy OF Tho exquisite little sketch
"pnatoral," the program has (which
was put on as q curtain raiser. Is
somewhat akin To tears" but to those
who remember the beauty OF Anthony
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
BRODERlCk is ACQUITTED
Fonnd Not Guilty In Connection With
LGrlmcr Bribery ChnrEcn. .

Fonnd Not Guilty In Connection With
Lorimcr Bribery Charges.
Springfield. Ill, March 2i.-State
guilty. by jury in Tho Sangamon
county Circuit Court this aftern Don.
The jury was out twenty minutes.
Frederick was charged with bribery
~ connection with the election OF
United states senator Lorimcr. Testi
monS was heard at tho trial that he
mad siven $500 to former state Sen
ator D. ". Holtslaw. OF Iulia, in con
Sideration OF the Iuka Senator's vote
for Lorincr
Holtslaw testified lie was paid the
cage.
While the Senate subcommittee was
investigating the Lorimcr election in
chicago last summer. Frederick re-
FUSED 10 answer some Of the questions
asked him. taking refuge behind his
constitutional privilege to decline to
incriminate himself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
No Truth iii Report.

Aguapricta, Sonora. Mexico. March
24-There is no truth in reports sent
from this vicinity hat fous Americans.
captured with the insurrcctos duriii,;
the recent battle liere, were executed
by the Mexican army.
ID rho names OF the men supposed to
have been executed correspond With
these If Douglas residents but none
OF them has hceh imprispned or exc
cuted only one American WAS held
"inong the thirteen prisoners Iii jail
here, and ne Was 4 civil priSoncr He
later WAS released. The Mexican nris =
cners taken az -Acuanrieto We're sent
70 llerIuoG.lio Tor trial.
CnIis for Decisive Nipw.
II PaSc, TeN., March 24.-Sevcn hun
drco insurtcctas have taken MP posi-
Mons between chihuahua and General
RabaSo's Federal forces, acGordinc 10
reports from he war zone to-day.
/! iabaso IS thirty miles north or Chit
Ire insnircctos are part Of tho force
OF francisco L. Nladcro the rcvolu-
tlcnary president who is now said 10
have about 1900 cavalry. twenty
bridges between Juurea and Chiliuahuit
nave been blown NJ Within itc last
IRON recent Wound. has issued Il de-
crcc calling on his followers 40 strik..
decisive blow"
Ne passenger trains have gone OFT
81 dNereI ipr more than nrc weeks
t'-A5 .eisgTsnhic coEulnunicalipn has
49, Sal on during thaJ iitnc, exceD,
f'i.aEs-ozelly for Z Few hoars
At tn!iding OF mora ibrt!nca:in,is
sttg. Iuare6 ras continued tx LII.
AGacl.z,! troops tD-l4y More Gags ar
siiS-ac TFS-c placed aoput 1iic AatfToof-
s t-s main bui!4ings aaplTlies Isl
2as %: -'atch. 13r ting apnroach
AZ --Ai:T re-. !c...
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
Win Imnar,nns yictory.

prcsidii Texas. March % tNia Marta
Texas, March Collaborating TO n
messenger who reported to General
Jose dc 10 Cruz sanchez. in command
OF the insurgents bosiegipg the tow.l
Of OjinaGa to-day. insurrcctos. under
the direct Command Of Francisco l.
Ma0ero, have won an important VIC
tory in the vicinity OF the city OF Chit
huahua, routing the Federal troops
after loo had been Killed ana forty
taken prisoners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25

Tccatc, Lower California, March al
An attack on three sides OF the Federal
position on Tccatc Hill began to-
night. /, appeared TO q correspondent
that $50 rebels We're firing at the cX-
posed position of the Federal troops
and the hill
the American SIDE, half a mile from
tho Federal position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
FIRE BURNS UNCHECKED
In FnHcttc Eorty-two buildings Ar
Destroyed, Causing 100000 Loss.

Feyet,e. Ala. March IA Gas stove
in a drug: store to-day kindled u blaze
that dcs,roycd fo.ty-two buildings, in
Guiding nearly every business struc-
ttlre The Faycttc county courthouse,
the l'ayettc County Bank and the
Ths loss is 100000. with small! in
surancc. Faycttc IS without fire nEht-
ing apparatus and tic fire burned al
most unchecked until it reached vacant
-nrOnertN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
We, y Federal nefent.

2sz3=s SqnPrs3 Nextao aTareti ia
-SitzstA arriving !iI %ogascH oYef
t-at1-csd fToAt ~. south
~ rot co1-Eo borate tfe uttc!Zl
y - E.f0tt q the hattie a. III
--.Ifae3 Itues lrstsa8 81 Fedarili
iE!iA large nU:nbe- ct -ebeIs
7.'.- St.~ss piASsEE=rs 3sStrt taal ihe
Nt-E-i. government tronp@ 7yere d.
2E4d tic reGei- are Still a.
- " !lili# to-N!Euncing rht
l1h.! a1!d centEpllins It's wste- lpt5s..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
LOSES SAILS AT SEA

Schooner picked Up by Tug md flowed
Into Delaware Hrcmkvater.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 24.-Thc
schooner Mary S. bradshaw New York
for Norfolk, was towed into Delaware
Breakwnter to night by the tug SOM
ers \ smith The schooner lost her
sails last night in the northwest gale
when eight miles east of Northeast
End light shin. L--. -Lr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
WANTS THE MONEY

Ncw Orleans Exposition Company Sues
On subscriptions.
New Orleans, March 2i.-ThcS first
OF seXenty-two civil suits for the rc-
covcry of subscriptions made for the
purpose of securing the worlds Pan
anna Exposition for ,his city were filed
mere to.day hy the exposition com
Dany. Thomas Sweeney and Peter
Faha cher were each made defendants
IN suits filed for $1,000. Each had sub
scribed 5000 and had paid one in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
CONDITION is SERIOUS
Friends of Tom JOHNSON Concerned
Over Turn for Mnrsc.

Cleveland. o.. March 24.--Tom l..
Johnson, who suffered d relapse in his
illness of a week, was much weaker
Tonight. Visitors who left the sick
room said the pa ticnt was cheerful
but his condition is serious
The family Of Mr. Johnson and his
close friends are much concerned over
the turn for the worse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
BLEAsE GRANTS PARDON
Gives Full ,s n,,emency 10 Member OF Old

r.l'c! 10 HemoSF "t oia
Dtsrrnsar. SOnvd.
Columbia. s. C., March oi--C;oveynor
blcaSc announced to-day that he had
sranted u fun pardon To John Black
formerly member of The old state Dis.
pcnsary hoard whose prison sentence
81 hSc Years was recently comnutcd
~ the Governor To fine OF $4,000
STACKS pardon RENTS his fine and
restores citizenship Black was con-
:icted at Chester last year OF conspir-
RSy to dcfraud the state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
INQUIRY AT sTANDsT!LL-
Proceedings In Cox CHsc VIII Not NJ
Resumed Until Monday

''1tfV'f 'fftfI 'iVuNHI. --T
Cincinnati. o., March 2t.-Aftcr five
days OF legal turbulence in the George
3. Cox inquiry case. the week IRON
ises 10 close peacefully to- morrow.
. This condition is brought about by
me TACT that both sides must await
the action OF Judge r. = Jones. pre-
siding Judge Of the Circuit Court, two
OF whose members are charged with
bias and prejudice" Judge Jones to-
Day announced that he would not b.,
In this city until; Monday. AS Judge
German slgnitcd his Intention to- day
10 obey tho injunction torbiddng him
TO try the Cox case. the proceedings
Will he at a standstil untn judge
.lOncSS nrri val -l -- -0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
FINED BY JUDGE SPEER
Judgment Against Recommendation COM
pnnIcs for Giving prefcrcncc In Hntcs

-NTHiHSt Transportation COM
Phhics Tor Giving Preference In sntcs.
avannah: Ga, March 2i.-Iudgo EN-
orN Specr, in the United states Circuit
aohrt mere. to-day imposed n fnc OF
10000 on the Merchants ana Miners.
Transportation Company for giving
preferences in rates. I'M
ne company was convicted last Fri
day OF having disseminated on rates
on grain shipped from Philadelphia 10
savannah and Jacksonville. Fla Mill
ier Mllier., me alleged beneilciaries
under the discrimination were found
not guilty. The Scaboard Air Line and
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroads were
auJudSed guilty and lincd Sa.OOn cncll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
SAYS lie INns Robbed.

Il. G. 1ijshtowcr reported to tho police
yesterday that on Thursday night he was
knocked down and robbed under tho Rich.
shall Street. He said that he WAS relieved
Of railroad ticket and $40 or SIC. The dc.
ftnr z. . II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
OBITUARY
Chnrles Il. Shnrpc.

Charles H. sharpe died yesterday q,
his residence. 25lo O Street, aged forty
three. lie leaves his wife. his mother
one brother and three sisters. The fu-
neral VIII take place this morning ~
10 o'cloclt from St Patrck's Church
rho ntcrrncnt VIII be Inudc In Noun,
Mildred Iinrix Ford
Mildred liartz Ford died ycstcrIay a,
the residence Of her grandfather, CiinS-
tine lIlggason, near Brook liill, She
take place from iimmnnuol Church
iIcnrico county. this afternoon at 3 80
O'Clock.
George nrncc Oicott.
George Brace Olcott died yostcr,,aS
morning at his residence on Brook
and leaves his wife. who was aIiss
Kathleen Hayes. Of this city, ana one
brother, who lives In Boston. rlle
funeral VIII be held this afternoon al
o'clock from the Sacred Heart Cathc-
dral The intcrment vii! be made pli.
vatcly,
William l.. WingGcid.
Col. William L. Wingncld seventy
five years old. dledo yesterday morning
In Lee Camp Soldiers Home. Thq
aged veteran was third in command OF
the Twenty ninth Virginia Regiinent
during the War Between the states
and won Il splendid record for bravery
and WAS admitted to The home MA
Years Ago. He Leaves one brother.
Frank Wingfcld, OF Roanoke. rho
body VIII be taken TO Bedford City
this morning for burial.
Lloyd Jones.
Special to The Times Dispatch,l
Fredericksburg Va. March 2i.-IIoyd
Jones died suddenly last evening at the
home OF his parents. Mr. aud Mrs. An
drew T. tones, in SpotSylvania county
near this city. aged thirty-two. liz
was taken suddenly I'll during the day
and died in o few hours. Mr.. Jones was
q mn r,f ri, t,,, ms 4, hi ,.I
2inin Volunteers. OF this city. during
the Spanish American War iii 1888
Since that time he had been residing
in Spossylyania county. lie is survived
by his widow, his parents. ono sister
hfrs. A. b. towering. of this city: three
brothers-Rev. Hcrsheil Jones. OF Bal
iimora; Rev Hampton Jones, of King
and Queen county, Va, and Leonard
Jones, of this city
Mrs. Emily Davidson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Burlington, y. c., March 24.--AIrs
Emily Davidson. wife OF Mayor Berry
Davidson, of Cibsonvillc, died ut hci
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
SHOT BY OFFICER
Express Emplnye Refuses 10 Halt at
WOfd of Communal.

Word of ronu,nnd
= tianta.E Ga. March .l---William y.
,hofn, an cmplpyc of ilc southern ES
pleSS company WAS fatally shot Ivy
.,PSVial offtccr RcnveS, under tho Mag
n ,3ila street bridge. Tonight. whilc the
o.ncer ana his partner, Il. w. Miller,
were searching for thieves who have
ncen operating IN that neighborhood
i ,| INC man died before he reached
ne hospital. According TO tho police
on and was shot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
Eahls Piiz,.o ia.
2I3 E. Broad St.

homc this morning Surviving arc a
husband and two aons-Prof G.
e ga ,Hi. Davidson. OF t'ayettcvillc,
Huo dwight Davidson, Of Gibsouvfilc
Cnptnin Wiiiinm +. Waters.
Especial to The TsmcH- DIS patch.
,,, 0T,nniancock, VA March .i.-Captuin
Ehndua Yesterday OF paralysis, follow
Ing pneumonia aged sixty one years.
he had lons been prominent in the
business. farming aud transportation
interests OF the county. His widow, ;,
daughter of the late Captain William
T. Jacob, and four sons--Chnrles r.,
dnce Exchange; William e., cashier Of
me Bank OF Melfa: Harold c. aud
Alvah J. Waters--survivc
The burial will be in Bell Haven
cemetery 1'riuuy.
Mrs. oinrtha Hicks.
Especial TO The Times Dtspatch.1
HAMPTON. Va, March 2i.--Airs Mar
ina Hicks, seventy two years old. died
W, Edwards. here to-day from parnly-
SIS. She came here from Danviilc
ihrce years ago and is survived by
Iev !, M Shlldren among them being Mrs.
Mackabee. Of High Point. y. O.; Rowo
IItmcks' or Richmond; Mrs. Margaret
Jllos Of Washington. and Mrs. Vera
Smlck, OF Baltimore.
John ~. Cox.
tsppsssial toThe Times Dispa,ch,l
cox y'aS rnn r. Va, Marsh si:-John "
OF Lynchburg for twenty years, died
last sight at his home. after week s
illness OF pneumonia lie leaves il wife
and ,ninc children. all residents OF
Z L!nchburg.
Mrs, Julin Ann Casey.
SpSf h,,,, to IN Time s., pstspa,,th.l
LA Ann Casey. aged sixty-fotr widow
| OF Wills Casey. who died III 1908. died
suddenly this morning at 12:30 O'CLOCK
a her home, 90i Cabeli Street Her
! death WAS due 10 an attack Of acute
indigcstion. She IS survived bj- tho fol-
lowing six children: stra Thomas AR
thur, or bedford county, John Casey Of
Amherst county; Mrs. l.. b. Thomas, OF
Eskdalc, w Va; Mrs r. l.. Snoot OF
T. Amherst. Mrs. p. G.. S,noot OF Lynch
bir..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25

n,11itemptcd to srupplc with ono OF tho
sl soo ESCAPED in an automobile with
neinrc entering the 4bnnk the rob
$3.50 n,,Ta Gut all OF tho telephone and tel
TX TX 'aph wires out of tho tow... leaving
IN WY t,i 10, ior citizens to alarm nc,shhor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
BANK is ROBBED OF $4,000

Thieves Wound Waterman, Who Crap
pies with Them.
Hudson. kan. March 2i,-Fivc men
blew w the safe OF the Hudson State
Bank early to-day. and, after seriously
Mounding Max Rico q WatCMlllnn. W no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
CLARK HAS TESTED
PULSE Of PEOPLE

margin Of profit Of 90 per cent. 10 tho
manufacturer. and they propose 10
'whack up with the consumer
1t Is i'll tho intention OF the Demo
cratic Ways and Means Committee TO
20 TO work on the wool schedule as
soon as the House is organized aud
tho Canadian reciprocity bill fairly
launched.
The pruning committees OF the
Democratic organization, Messrs
Palmcr kitchin and Hull. engaged in
scanning the list of Congress employ s
with view TO looping off snecures,
is said to have found about 100000 q
wear worth Of useless Jobs on the pay
rolls which mag be dispensed with IN :
der the new regime OF economy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
THINKS HE MADE RECORD
Aviator Colin Covers Distance Of 30
Miles in - Minutes.

Augusta. Ca. March, a4-Frank Coffin,
the aviator, believes he secured the
record for the type OF aeroplane used
when ne covered thirty miles IN twenty
seven minutes this afternoon in a cross
country flight from Aiken 10 the
Wright aviation camp, in Montesano,
ncnr ANpuStn. .---L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
Mrs, Julia Ann CASEY.
FINE WATCHES!

Don't fail to soc our exhibit OF the
oGlebrnted Patek Philippe & Co. Geneva
Watches, to-day. March 10Th, for one
day ONLY. . a. II. to s y. NJ.
lAHNIlE. YROS., Jewellers
ll 9lc Cast Main Strnet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
HNers Wins Ernn, Snnh.

q
Aiken. $. c., March a4.-E.. NJ. Bycrs.
of Pitt sburg. Won the Southern Cross
Eolph trophy from Harold Sands. or
Boston, this afternoon, five up and
three to go, 4ss, "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS

Academy-Biitie Burke, in .'suzanne,"
matinee and night.
BiiOu---"Grnustark," matinee md
night.
Lt,bin--Yaudcyiilc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25
Mildred IiBrtz Ford.

Mildred tartz Ford died yesterday a
the residence Of her grandfather. Ciins-
tine lllSgason, near Brook I'M. She
was five years old. The funeral VIII
take place from iinmnnuol Church
iIcnrico county. this afternoon at $3.50
x.tclL. Il. : =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-25

Il Only One 'IR0aU IUiNINE"
nay " LAXATIVE HROMO QlITNTNE
,;ook Yer The signature Of r. w. GROVE
Day DC. II.I-l nm. NJ Nm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-08-30
FREEPORT.

August %, 1911.
Mrs. Linda Coughlin came home
Saturday from DEBORAH where she
has been staying for the past year.
Mr.. Warner and family of De-
/ corah passed through here Sunday.
Chas. Mailman and wife and son
CT Minneapolis came Saturday for a
visit at the home of his parents, S.
b. Hallman and wife
Mrs. w. 0. Warn of Clay Hill call
ed on Mrs. Dickinson Monday.
Arthur Crane and wife from near
DEBORAH were guests at the Milton
Kniss home Sunday.
Supervisor X. w. Knutson and
family of DEBORAH passed through
this place Sunday.
Mrs. ]. H. Coughlin went TO Him
OILS Monday, where she will visit
relatives before returning.
May Hallman, who has been visit
ing in Minneapolis came home Satur-
day.
Leslie Limbeck of Ossian is spend
ing this week with his aunt, Mrs. r.
Tyler.
Clark Manning of Burr Oak was in
Freeport Sunday.
Mrs. w. Dickinson spent a few
days last week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. O. II. Stevens near
Cresco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Tyler received
word last week of the serious illness
of their daughter, Mrs. J. D. Wal
colt OF Evanston, III.
Mrs. o. w. Deremo and family are
moving to DEBORAH this winter, where
they will spend the winter.