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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
How They Voted


Following is the vote to adopt the
majority report of the investigating
committee:
Those who voted in the affirmative
were: Aasheim, Anderson OF Ramsey,
Andrus, Benson, Boerner, Bond, Boyd,
Burns. Collins. Cunningham, Dean, De-
Lance. Edwards. Englund, Fox, France
Frame Fritz. Gardiner, Geiger, Hoge,
Johns. Jordal. Kane, Knutson, Lageson,
Lee, Martin. Mcclellan, Moen of Ben
son, Morrison. NORTH. Narunn. Nelson
of Walsh. O'Shea, Paulson, Pendray,
PIoyhar, Ray, Reeve, Sauer, Scott,
Scheer, Sgutt. Sorlie. Stern, Strana-
han, Streeter. Tande; Thompson, Toll
lefson. futile. Walters. Whitmer, VIII
liams.
Those who voted in the negative
Were Akesson, Anderson of Griggs,
Bjornson, Brusletten, Burnett, Carey.
Christensen, Davidson, Davis, Doyle
OF Foster, Doyle of Mcintosh, Fassett.
Fried, Gorder, Hanson, Harry, Hawkin-
son, Hedalen, Heinemeyer, Hersrud.
Homnes, Hill of Bottineau, Hill OF
Cass, Hyland, Knox, Kuhl, kyle. Law.
Moen of Cavalier. Nelson OF Rich1and,
Nestos. Norheim, O'Connor OF Grand
Forks, O'Connor of Pembina, DISCARD
of Nelson, DISCARD OF Richland, Peart,
Price, Putnam, Robinson. Tostenson.
Ulsaker, Wambem, Mr. Speaker.
Absent and not voting; Dosseth,
johnson, Roquette,
Following is the vote for the clincher
motion, which settled the whole affair:
Those who voted in the Affirmative
were Aasheim. Anderson Of Ramsey,
Andrus, Benson. Boerner Bond, Boyd,
Burns, Collins. Cunningham. Dean, De-
Lance Edwards, Englund, Fox France.
Fritz, Gardiner. Geiger Hoge, Johns,
Johnson Jordal Kane, Knutson, Kuhl,
lee, Martin. Mcclellan, Moen Of Ben
son, Morrison. Moritz. Narun. O'Shea.
Paulson, Pendray, Ployhar. Ray, Reeve,
Sauer, Scott, Scheer, Sgutt. sorlie,
stern. Stranahan, Streeter, Tande,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
Criminal Trial
For Oil Men
Pomerene Gets Senate TO Pass Resolu.
ton OF Inquiry as TO Progress
Made.
ACTION PROVIDED UNDER
SUPREME COURT RULING.
John. o. Rockefeller and Other Prom
inent Masnates Named Speeih
eally by Ohioan.

WASHINGTON. May 23.-Informa-
tion as 10 what steps had been taken
for the criminal prosecution OF the
otscers of the Standard Oil company
under the recent decision OF the Su-
preme court was demanded of the at
torney general today by the senate.
which adopted without discussion
resolution OF inquiry offered by Sena-
tor Pomerene. The resolution names
specifically John ID. Rockefeller. vii
liam Rockefeller. Henry n. Rogers.
Henry NJ. Flagler. John d. Archi5old.
oliver II. Payne and Charles NJ Pratt
Although dead. II. II. Rogers is
named in the resolution as one OF the
officers Of the Standard Oil
The resolution sets forth that the
supreme court held the corporation
20 be Illegal and. IN effect. its officers
guilty OF cffecting n combination in re-
straint Of trade. Therefore. the resol-
uuon continues. the seven men named
are amenable 10 criminal prosecution.
and the demand is made that the AT.
torney general Of the United States
be and is hereby directed 10 inform
tho senate OF the United States what
II any. prosecutions have been ,.-rstin
or are now pending against the said
standard oil company Of New Jersey
or the said constituent companies or
Individual defendants above named or
any OF them for violations Of said Soc.
tlons l or . OF said Sherman anti
trust law"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
LAW IS
CHEATED
c CRIMINAL IMPLICATED IN MUIR.
DER OF TWO WOMEN, SUI
CtDES IN CELL.
Was Waiting 20 ee Returned 70 Pen
for Term and Then Was Wanted
m Kentucky.

fu 're fr'sIl.acn~o-.
WILLIAMSON. W. Va. Nav %
in f!" E.1co county fail. no William
son. lrst n.pht Eud Christian sacri-
feed lbs H.c 90 cheat tho law. lie
VAS found dead This morning when
oH.ecr. visited his cell for 'he pur-
pose o+ c1nvotiug him 20 the poui-
i'rtiary. llc had harred himself
Sowc years ago Christian was con
vict'd 90 h2l7av robbery. aud was
sentenced tn ron years iu the ycni-
tonfiar-. Nffrr serving four wears no
Was p'ro'cd Ic WIS reccrjIr fndict-
cd Tor having engaged Zoo tho Christian
Daniels .-st. which resulted 200 tho
klliuE of Nr1 Daniels and Icr
daughter lic was fhon arrested and
orlsret returned to trc pcrf-rrfil-v
fo srr.o orf h.- sentence CHRISTIAN
realized 80 n' would ha arrested bv
'He k"uf|c.. 900. fo-.fi.. .s soon as
fo completed l.- -ar'.rc. and f.rrca
f' stand trial Pop murder Iia left 20
motto. SAYING that hc WAS r-cd of
prison ufe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
.D|Az ENDS
RULETODAY
Tenders Resignation To-day TO Depu-
ties and Sails at Once for
France.
REBEL BANDS RESUME
FIGHTING IN INTERIOR
Believed They Have Not Heard OF
Peace Paet-7andits Engage
in looting. >

JUAREZ. May 23.-Confdentiai ad-
vices 10 revolutionists here are to
the effect that the resignation of
President Diaz will be presented to
the Mexican Congress tomorrow. II
is not expected that II will be accept
ed before Saturday. and Francisco I.
Madero. Jr. the rebel leader. is not
planning to start for Mexico City be-
fore Sunday
News Of the rendering OF Vice Pres
ident Corrals resignation was re-
ceived here today
Talk OF counter revolution again
was rife to-day. coupled with rumors
Of plots by the "Cientiiico" element
In Mexico City and the promiscuous
use Of money TO accomplish Madero's
downfall and tho possibility OF mis-
hap 10 the Madero train when Il
starts southward.
Reports are received frequently at
tho Madero headquarters OF the raw
ages OF bandits In the interior. For
tunate Herida. a notorious bandit. is
accused in a report that came today
of rohbinC mine owned by Tarriba
Brothers. ~ San lose De Garcia. So
nora. Of gold bullion valued at S35,-
OO0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
No Designs
IN CANADA
sir Wilfrid Laurier SCOTS at
Talk of Annexation by United
States Of Canada
HANDLES QUESTION
WITHOUT GLOVES.
Pilgrims Society in London Hear
Talk on America That
ArOuSes Enthusiasm.

LONDON. MAY % The dinner of
the Pilgrims Society tonight on honor
OF the Colonial Premiers was historic
because OF unexpected ana note
worthy plain speaking by Sir Wilfrid
L@urier. the premier OF Canada. Sir
Wilfrid. addressing an audience com
posed OF many OF the great men of
England. handled the annexation ques-
tion without gloves.
lie bcEan by expressing amaZement
that during his three days stay in
England. he had heard so many peo
pie of standing vOicing doubts con
cerning the designs Of the United
states regarding Canada Ho scOfed
at the idea of the possibility OF an
neNation being seriously considered
on either side Of the border lie ex-
pressed in warm terms his admiration
for tho people OF the United States.
hat declared that much as he loved
'ho American people. he loved Great
r~i'ain better
Canada I'm sharing the continent
WITH tho United States. he said. had
double interest m the treaty OF arhi
tr7tion between the Jnited States
and the United Kingdom and he ex.
claimed dramatically.
81 thank God that the relation be
tween On" two people never we're 90
GOOD as they. arc to-day"
Peace and Prosperity.
Tho Premier aroused enthusiasm
whom he said that Canada and the
nitod States proposed 10 continue
'o show ~ the world two nations with
tho .o-cst boundary. extending from
ocean 10 ocean. living iu peace and
mri.7' respect without fortress. a
soldier or gun on either side OF that
boundary.
Defining tho Monroe doctrine as
meaning that no European nation
"honid acqu.r" more territory on the
3 American continent. SIR Edward Grey.
th" foreign secretary. added.
'orr policy is in fun accord with
that doctrine"
Tho American consul general. John
J.. Grifiiths. responded
Tie said if was matter Of crati0cg-
. ton and pride 20 the American roopre
WHOM Pres. .doin Taft struck tho high
oft moral note Of his generation. and
h' recalled with what sense Of oval-
tat'on th"y received Sir Edward Crews
reply
y message was sent 20 the king bv
tho diners. and the secretary of tho
society. Harry R Rit'ain. read this
reply.
The King thanks tho Pilgrims for
their kind CONGRATULATIONS on his an.
proachin- coronation. Ito earnestly
hopes that tho hiph ideals which tho
society havc in Wow may bc complete
Us realized
'8.-nedI "ENOLLYs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
Poison Three
EAST LIVERPOOL FAMILY VIC.
TINS OF PLOT.
One May Die As Result Of strychrine
and Other Poison Placed
in Tea.

special Dispatch 90 fte rntclIirenrer
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. May "a
East Liverpool has a poison mystery
that has banled the authorities. Mrs.
W. W. Williamson. her daughter. Mrs.
John Grim and Arthur Williamson.
the latter a young hoy. are the vic
tins. The boy may die from the
effects Of the poison. believed 70 be
strychnine and belladonna leaves.
placed in tea. How they came 20 be
placed in the tea is mystery.
This Is the fourth attempt that has
been made 10 poison Tho family. who
came originally from below Wheeling
some wears ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
knife Duel
West Virginia Men Fight with Knives
and One Is Dead and
Other Dying.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nav es-
IN the presence Of members of their
families. two residents Of Randolph
county, to-day. fought duel with
knives. James r. Herronm. supcrin
tcndcnt of Sunday school in the
hamlet. near which tho tragedy oc
cured. Was killed and hiF Antagonist.
Homer Highland. Justice Of tho
peace. was probably fatally stabbed
Heron it survived hy I3 children
The cause of the trouble is not known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
Action on GilkesOn Resolution TO
Prevent Primary Law De-
layed by AbSentees.
HOUSE STILL TALKS
OF AN ADJOURNMENT.
Senate Republicans Rush Work
on Primary Bill to be
Offered To-day.
SCOTT ILL AT
WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch 70 In'elii r.ac-l
CHARLESTON. W. Va. May
Ex-senator y. y. Scott. vho
was expected here at noon to-
day. was detained in Washing
ton owing TO illness. hut n able
will come 20 tine state capital
some time tomorrow. This
was the information received
here to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
Mine STILL BURNS
Fire In Hutchison Mine Now Bcina
Attacked Under Direction o.
Gr.errnrrrl

CLhRKSrt RG. W va. Nav "a
Tho fire. ir fhc Coos mino SO. o. of
pho UIfcMaon roal a. Coke CO.. at
Neafowhr7ok which caught IRE on
Sunday. ia ssh burning The nra
hHH uorl 90 ifa wlr back into the
minc for H considerable distance. and
fho loss VIII hc scvrrr The mine
cor from piffehurr arrived frie morn
inE and tho dro is being foueht under
ukcit ho consumed 'n gc'tnr fhe Gre
under control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24

BURLINGTON. ~ D.. Nav 1r Tho
body rf WIae Wrrrrra sufcrfv. tho
school teacher who disappeared from
HIrf 's Ii1N hore ON March 1 was
found fo DAY floating 'r fhr Delaware
r.trr Do H believed thaf NIs4 su'cr
IE committed suicide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
A Card for HaskiDs

and Local Union No IS. A W
L. Of the As
a.
to
Doctor TO
8 THE TRUEST OF FRIENDS TO TSUE UNiONsM.
deeply Of old Trades As
a
Board Control Office
T. E. CRAIG.
r..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
StiiI FiehtIno.


MEXICO CITY. May 23.-Notwith-
standing tho Official signing OF tha
peace pact. tho Mexican capital is
more nearly isolated tonight than IL
has been since hostilities began. Ig-
norant. apparently that their COM
mander in chief has brought war to a
close. one small band az rebels under
tho leadership Of Candido Navarro,
las' might cut tho National Railroad
south Of San LUIS Potosi and another
hand stopped trafic over the Mexican
Railroad by burning a bridge near
Huamantla.
In government circles almost every
one believes that the peaceful solu-
tion OF all difficulties is At band. In
officially this optimism is not so ap-
parent
Unless there IS a hitch IN plans,
General Diaz will present his resigna-
t!on 70 the Chamber OF Deputies to-
morrow afternoon. lie IS expected TO
go 10 the chamber personally Ac-
companyiug him will be the famous
Presidential Guards. and his visit 70
the assembly will be attended by all
the ceremonials ordinarily observed
Cruiser for Diaz.
Just when DiaZ viii leave Mexico
is not generally known. but II is GER
tain not many days will elapse be-
tween his resignation and his depar-
ture With him will 60 his entire
family. including his son. POrfirio
Dia7. Jr. u had been thought that
the journey 10 Franco would he made
I'm an ordinary steamer. but today
fhc French legation. acting on the
request of the French colony. asked
its government 20 place a cruiser at
tho Generals disposal There is one
now az Jamaica
From Tawpico comes tho news
that Samuel Uedv. an American. was
near Vale DO Ario Ills body was
mutiiatod Americans thcre have 70
ported rho case 10 Washington.
The New Cabinet.
MEXICO CITY. Nay o2-OmcfaI
announcement was made to niEht that
with Tire eyrerticu of tho Department
~ Justice rho uea cabinet had been
agreed o1 al f0l'ove
Finance rr~cafo N4fcrO
Interior Tmilo N1-0uez Gomez
Instruction nr Francisco Vasque5
Como
Fomonto Manuel Caiero
War General Euren.1 Rasion
Communication Manuel RoniiIa
Torcirn Relations tSub secretary
Ba-foieme Clrha ial s. Rosas
Rafael hernandez Madero viii
probably no arrcod ON aa tho Minis
for " Justice tir was suggested By
Nadcro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24
BY CAL L. YOUNG.
Tntcliigencer BrrcRu
C. ar-rEtOn. ". Va. MY n

C. ar CEtOn, W. Va. May ~.
Another day has passed with no de
Cisiye action on the Gllkeson resolu.
tion. a scheme 10 prevent any lcgisla-
tion AZ the special session. The
failure 10 secure action on tho ques.
tion to-day was really due 20 tho ah
sence OF some of the members After
the resolution was read 20 the senate.
this morning. where IL came up as
unfinished business. Democratic Floor
Leader Silver announced that he wa
paired with Senator Meredith. who
had expected 10 be- hack this morn
inC. but as he was dcsirous of voting
on the question and because Senator
Meredith might be IN later IN the day.
he urged the senate 20 recess until
. o'clock. Ilie motion U1s adopted
At the afternoon session Nerodith
had not arrived ami one of fhc Demo.
cratic Nenator- was also absent Son.
atOr Grimcs moved 10 adjourn and
Senator Ziilikon demanded % roll call
Twenty-Onc OF the senator's voted 60
adjourn and seven opposed g.
II be- hardly possible that another
postponemcut can be secured. the one
this afternoon was only secured be.
cause there might have been qlos-
tion as 20 whether tho tlvcr-NcreJith
pair was binding between themselves
for to-day md 10 rho credit ~ the
Democratic '0or leader he determined
70 take no adHsnt7ca
Save Old PostoMce.
A. me afternoon session of the
house. q rcsplu. ION WAS offered D, ..ie.
cate Narcum urginr the congressman
IN prevent tho rdziGr ~ the federal
building - This city. but that - Dc
preserved. and another ~!ro secured
ior the now huiiLinE. for which con.
rress has already appropriated tho
money Considerable amusement WAS
aHorded a- Ice OF Marion in one Of
charactorizeing speeches urged rho
adoption of rho resolution Some of
fho members took The matter sori
ouSlF ana declined 'o yofa. lYt fra
resolution Was adopted by good
u Situation Perpleses.
WIN iI' Republicans WORKING rr n
primary election law and Pho ua-ro.
Gratis trllnC 20 devise some means -,
prevent t1" passage OF arv -urh iar
'si7fion and tro lobbyist fgrLfr, n,
Tho city fo give what a.-fsfarro -hov
can To- carry our rho plans OF fra
democrats. Tho situation i4 soucWhaf
complex tonight Tho appearance rt
~" corporation Representatives and
,neF ac''i'y 'o prevent any i.s.s
af'on shows clearly ufc-r fta frt.-
eef- sfand with reference .o fr. .gc
rarfieF on tho surface If u.rg-f -.e-,
foolish for r~caf CORPORATION .- tha
f7'e IN Interfere l0 a -rcrfaI 60 ..--
-f 'fo o-'-lsf'irn virr rrf. - f.-rrf
primary '4H ana a r0rrgrf practice.
7rf ran hn rUu tf. rcd r.f s...r Ola,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-24

VIII 70 primary tho c0rroraf.0-e
would l0.n frrir grip or -rar.rr.atI--
nom nation and member. r. ,.r farI.
Ia'rro oh0 arn under frr 1h' .a...r f..
Irh corpora 'rra frr tt..r rrr..
ni0n7 and election rr.'f not fr
fio'a'of '7 rfer matters cnuc rn fr-
.rapragn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-01
FIRE CRY IN THEATRE.
A Stampede Narrowly Averted in
Academy of Music Rich
mOnd

Richmond, Dec. l. Only the rcas'
surIng smile and clever acting 0! Miss
Henrietta Cro=maD in the third and
last act OF The Real Thing prevented a
stampede III the Academy of Music
yesterday evening when somebody IN
the gallery yelled Fire" after hear
ing a distant gong sound an alarm. In
stanuy. men, women and children IN
the gallery arose and madea dash for
the exits, Theatre employees were
prompt to act, The orbhestri: instant
~ plunged into lively strain, while
the Home, Sweet Home scene was
turned from one Of tears Of Joy over the
rcuni,ing OF loved ones into scene OF
COMEDY, with Miss Croslnan the stellar
feature 10 diycrting the attention 81 the
aulirnce from the excitement III the
gallery.
Cooler heads in the audience cried
Go ahead with the play" Til" au-
dience caught the ridiculous IL the
actors and actresses cndcavorlng TO take
10 the threads OF the act whore they
were interrupted, aud instantly turned
from stampede to laughter.
The alarm was caused iy 4 slight
blaze in a hotel halfa block from the
theatre, the blaze being extiugnished
before the curtain went down II The
scene at the theatre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-01
DNEWS OF THE OLD DOMINION.
To Be RE-APP0|ATED.
Governor VIII Commission Judge
Wingficld TO Serve Six Years
on Corporation Body.

Richmond, Dec. lit has been in
dicated by Governor Mann and is verv
generally accepted throughout the state
Ina, his cxre,lency will rcappoint t.
office all Of those state officials whose
tern, OF office expires within the next
Jew weeks.
Among these is Judge ]. Pichard
Winyfieil. member OF the state cor
pora,on commission, who will receive
4 commission, for the ensuing year
Feb. l, 1912 Judge Wingiicld is now
serving the uncxpired term Of Colonel
Joseph f. Willard, who resigned not
quite two years ago.
The term OF Office OF Or. Enninn G..
Williams will not expire until July ].
next, at which time it is certain he will
be rcappointed by the governor.
Labor Commissioned James 3. Doh
crty will come up for reapGontmeut 10
Office without opposition within short
while.
The sole contest is to he over the
Office OF dairy and food commissioner
from which Df. W b. Sanders vii! rc-
tire on Fob. | next. Several apnlica-
tions have been filed with the governor
for the place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-01
s'an-imprican Thanksgiving.

Beneath the cntwined flags OF the re.
publics OF the Western Hemisphere
President Taft, Mrs. TAFT members oil
The Cabinet, Justices Of the Supr~ me
Court the United States aud mem
beers Of the Diplomatic Corps attcnuei!
. Pan American Thanksgiving mass AT
st. Patrick's Catholic Church, Wash
iugton, yesterday. Tie 20 nations OF
Latin America ioihsd with the United
States in giving thanks for providcntial
f.vors during the past year and in be-
sc"ching permanent peace for the
worlds family.
Cardinal Gibbons, who until only n
few days ago was the only American
member OF the Sacred College, but now
the dean OF four princes OF the church,
assisted ut the solemn high mass which
WAS celebrated by Rev. Francis p.
Doory, OF Baltimore. The Right Rev.
Bishop Donahue, Of Wheeling, ".
Va, delivered the sermon, Dedicated
to peace within and among natious.
including plea for ratification Of
pending arbitration treaties.
The ceremony was blend Of the re-
ligious and patriotic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-01
Baby with QuadrupIc Limbs.

Baltimore, Md, Dec. With
four naturally formed limbs and rs
many arms y healthy ycar-old girl
child was exhibited before i TeratJiogi-
cal Clinic at the Johns Hopkins Hos
p!tal today.
The infant was brought to Baltimore
by its mother, Mrs. Alvira Donnelly,
Of the Lebanon Church, Va, and DIR.
Samuel Snarr. With the exception OF
it's extra ordinary members there is
nothing abnormal about the child aud
since the day OF It's birth it hasn't sui.
fcrcd single childish i'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-01
RAILROADS.
Southern Railway.

rains leave Union Station. Aiexandra
In effect Oct. II, 1911.
n. Following schedule fgur espuo-
shed only as information, and are not
guaranteed.
!:47 =. M.-Daily local between wash
ingron and Danville
SAT A. M.-Daily-ILncalf for Harrison
burg and way Stations
9:l7 4. M.-Daily-sT !. Fast MAIL
Stops only for passengars Tor points south
a which scheduled 10 stop. First class
coacnes: sleeping cars 70 nirminSna"
and dr,win. room sleauIug cneS :"
Orleans. Dining car service.
l1:17 A. M.-Dailv-Maiitr Train. Coaches
for Manassas. Charlottesville. Lynchbufs,
Danvilie and Greensboro >ieen's .Hre
Greensboro to ATLANTA
i:47 P. M.--Week "ys-Limitac 10
Warrenton. Charlottesville and Var"
sonbure.
s:32 p. M.-DaIly-oIrnlngi am spec
ial. Sleeping cars betwaan New YORK.
atlanta, Aruiston birmingham.
Through irSt-claSS ,.ar.irs hel~r"h
Washington Atlants am 'Sr 'llnShaIn.
Dining ca service. i..I.sl ~ california
Eve times weekly.
3:52 p. M.--Week days-LIrnited Tor Har
rSor hti-c ard r."> sJa.-,orS or Ns-"-"'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-12-01
Tucker and Family IN New Home.

Norfolk, Dec. Hon. Harry ST..
George Tucker aud family have moved
into their rev and beautiful winter
lomc on the north shores Of Tanner 5
Creek. MIR. Tucker will reside here
during the late fall. winter and early
spring and will occupy his Lexington
residence as summer home. Mr..
fuckers eyes arc much better than
they have been and his general l.taIth
Is now good. He will continue his law
Office in Law building.