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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
Reyes In Havana.


Havana. May S1o.-Gcneral Bernardo
aeyee. former Minister of War. arrived
mere to-day from Europe onrthe' steam
or Ipiranga. lie proceeded at once to
hotel. intending to resume his voy-
age to Vera Oruz Tomorrow, bu: this
evening received a message from Mex
ico whioh caused q sudden chanse in
MS plans. and he decided 10 remain
IN Havana to await further develop.
ments of tho Mexican situation. uen-
eral Reyes declared that It was Inn
possible fol him TO discuss the N1exi-
can situation until his arrival in Mex
leo He would only say that 1t was
his Intention TO place himself at tho
service OF bis country and accept any
office in which It appeared likely his
services woul dbe most valuable OK
cept tho presidency, for which ne was
not candidate
1t is rumorsd that General Reyeu
has received orders from President
Diaz to stay here until the receipt Of
further orders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
sEMENroEs or WASHINGTON.
Several Gifts to Noun, Vernon Ladies,
Association.

Washington. D. c., May 1s.-The
Mount Vernon Ladies' Association. in
session at Mount Vernon, adjourned
to-d day William "A Anderson. former
attorney General of Virginia. was
elected member Of the advisory
board, succeeding the late Chief Jus
ice Fuller, OF the United States Su-
pIreme Court. Arthur Il. Brice OF this
city. was elected treasurer, succeeding
Il. Francis RIGGS OF Washington, de-
ceased. TEL
Several mementoes of WASHINGTON
were presented TO the association to-
daH among them being an umbrella
mat Washington owned. 1t was pre-
sented to the association by ]. Pier
pont Morgan. The associn ton ordered
many improveme TO the grounds
surrounding the old mansion FIJI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20

Pntrlck II. commandment.

.. II.
Patrick IT. Cunningham died yester-
day morning At. the. residence of his
sister, Mrs. Charles w. Duke. 315 West
Marshall Street He was in the six
ticth year of his age
The funeral will take place from ST.
Peters Church Tomorrow afternoon
at 1870 o'clock. The intermcnt will be
made in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Charles Edward Freeman.
. Charles Edward Freeman died yes
terday at his residence. 100 North Gil
mer Street Arrang cments for the flu
neral have not yet been made.
Mrs. Rabert scl,aefer.
at her residence. e4Os Grove Avenue.
Announcement of the funeral arrange
mcnts Will be made later.
Mrs. Earnest nnnc.
ISpeciai TO The Times-Dispatchl
death OF Mrs. Earnest Bane occurred
at Cambria at o'clock this afternoon.
after a lingering Illness Mrs Bane
was a daughter OF D. NJ Evans. who
formerly lived AT Cambria. and who
now. resides at Scranton, Pa Her
mother father and sister have ar!
Rived Mrs. Bane is survived by two
small children aud her husband. Earn
Mrs. Robert Srhaefer.
Mrs. Robert Schn cfer died THURSDAY
evening at 9:l5. after four months III,
ness Sho is survived by her husband
Eooert Schaefer, and two children
Miss Virginia Schaefcr and George NJ.
"Wednesday hor condition lyas thoI,rnt
TO be much Improved. ~ -
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS will be nm
nounced later III
Especial to The Times -Dispn tch.1
Eureka Mills. Va. May 19.--Mrs. To-
scph Payne died Thursday night al 0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
FLORIDA STUDENT WINS.
Interstate Public Spending Contest
M Held ut IrintOI.

Especial to The Times- hi S pa tch.]
Bristol. Va. May ia.-In the Eastern
interstate public speaking contest hore
TO- night under the auspices OF the In
tcrcoliegiatc Association. Frank Wide
man. OF Stctson University, Florida,
won the first honor and prize Of $50.
The other winners were: Merrill o.
Lester. of Depauw University. Indiana.
second: Charles A. Tharp, of Trnnsyl-
vania University. Lexington. Ky. third
Marrold r. Hester. OF IIoughton Sem
mary. Houghton. y. y. fourth WIDE
man, winner OF tho first honor. Will
represent tho association in the ma
tional debate next year.
Eight states were represented In the
contest to- might. including. In addition
to those mentioned In the foregoing,
Illinois. Pennsylvania. Michigan and
Virginia Thomas W. MIX. of King
College. Bristol. represented Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
ROOSEVELT TALKS
nH-I TO TEN FOREIGNERS

New York. May 18th odore
Roosevelt told ten foreign born APP
plicants for citizenship to-day that
they ought TO pay more attention to
their new duties than even to their
new rights AIR. Roosevelt appeared in
the United states District Court in
Brooklyn and heard the statements OF
the. applicants and at times took n
hand In the questioning. and made a
little speech. M
You have taken an cath" he told
the new voters, ITO support the laws
and Constitution OF this country.
want you to remember IL you do any
wrong, IL you take u brihc or vote
for money. that You are guilty OF per-
jury and guilty OF treason TO the
United States"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
MAYORS DAUGHTER ELopEs
Miss Gaynor wees Son of New York

d millionaire.
Wilmington, Del. NAV 1e.-Gertrude
Gaynor. nged TWENTY-FIVE years, daugh-
ter of Mayor Gaynor. of Now York.
OF the New York millionaire. eloped
here to-day and were married in the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church by the Rev
j. r. Stonesifer. They were accom-
panied by Harry *. Zingut and his
wife. Edith Gaynor Zingut both of
New York. who elopcd here on June
% of last wear and were married
BIZ Rev. George l.. Wolf III
The ZinEuts were the witnesses at
to- days wedding. The couple left in
the afternoon for Los Angeles. Cal.
where they will reside. The ZinGuts
secrecy was observed regarding the
affair Mr.. Stonesifer refusing TO give
out any details
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TOO REALISTIC sPoR,r.

boy Tied 10 Tree, indinn Fashion, and
Fire Started nj Ills Feet.
lsockpnrt y. ~, MAY ia sensa-
ton has been caused hcre by The ar
rest OF two seventeen Year old school
bo%s on q charge preferred by Avery
Murphy. fourteen years old. who claims
tempted to burn him alive in indian
fashion.
Murphy testined that the accused
BOYS wayia!d him and proceedcd 10
feet He was tied 10 a tree and then
his captors whooped around him like
Indian braves Finally, lie says, they
u fire al his feet He became hyste?l-
cal and screamed. but succeeded after
several desperate efforts in stamping
out the lire beneath MIN and releasing
himself after the older boys had left
the scene I'LL
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KILLS FISH NJ HUNDREDS.
Deadly Effect of Overflow Water From
Peanut Factory Fire.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Suffolk. Va, May 19.-The overflow
water. which for three days and four
nights has been poured continually on
the big peanut ilre at the plant of Balm
q Company. Is killing fish by the hun
dreds Tho water. after draining
through the pile OF ruins and roasted
peanuts, flows into fishing streams and
estuaries of Nnnsemond River. Reports
have been coming to the city that the
boys and men were picking up Hshes
from the streams by the bag fun.
Captain Ely. of the Fire Department.
says he has verified the reports by re-
liable persons.
ely. who also Is druggist, says
the death dealing properties OF The
fire water probably como from the oil
which 1t absorbs from the peanuts
The coating Of oil on streams may
cause fish to SURROGATE
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soLplEl, ENDS Ills LIr e.
Dead Mnn Deiibcrntcly Planned 10
Commit Suicide. RI
!, [,S;peeial 70 The Times plspatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Wilmington, ~ c.. May l9.-News
reached the city to-day OF the suicide
of young soldier named Warden, at
Fort Caswell, at the mouth or the Cope
Fear River. The act was premeditated
for some time, because previous to the
rash deed, the young man entered a
companions tent. with the evident
purpose OF ending his life1 there. He
loaded gun. but the owner OF the
tent coming In, he stood the gun In a
corner and left. Picking UP the gun
10 clean 1t, and not knowing 1t was
loaded, the other soldier shot himself
In the foot Warden went TO his own
tent and blow his head off. with a
Springfield rifle.
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him II he did. not confess. Tho freshman
broke away. went 10 the college and gave
the alarm. The comma ndant with the aid
OF the seniors and other students, inspected
the dormitories and found four students
missing. After an investigation four stu
dents. oil freshmen except one. were expell-
cd from the institution. Among the number
was the student who was threatened. AS
this was Il case Of freshmen against fresh
men the act was not regarded haZina,
but as case of where the students who
claimed TO have had property stolen from
them tried to take the Law into their own
hands. There has been no haz!ng OF the
college In three years iI.-.
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY
TO the pu,,lin.

On accoun, of tho loose and unbe-
coming manner TN which many persons
visiting HOLLYWOOD Cemetery on Sun-
days days forgetting or, not approaching
o me :. saeredness Of the place. and The
S,mnday huriais, the authorities Of
hollywood Cemetery Company find Il,
necessary TO restrict the Attendance
at the cemetery on SUNDAYS.
On and after Sunday Nav 81. 1911.
children under Tho age of tifteen tlbi
Sears viii not be allowed in the
grounds unless attended by their IA
rents or guardians. who will be held
responsible FOR their behavior. ,'
visitors 70. Hollywood Cemetery are
respectfullyWreques not to gather
around the graves Sundays. or any
t2,i day. during the bariai services.
This request is SO reasonablc and
proper that II needs no exnlanutinn
from the authorities of the ce,netary
Lot owners who desire 10 visit tbeir
lots ins-Jiollywood Cemetery on Sun.
days In carriage will please MIX
appllcat ton for permit during the week
ana not wait until Sunday 10 do So
B. G. WHERRY.
President &
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DepositIoms In civil sui.

lSVHtIdI 20 7Inc TlmtS- DispA tch. N
panville, w.. May lo.-.ibout twenty
prominent citizens had their deposit
lions taken here to-day in a civil suit,
Instituted in Oklahoma against w. T..
lIutchings. a former resident of this
city: c. W. Turner and several others
The dispositions were taken before
Judge Bynum. of oklahoma, AIr. Mott
government attorney. al.l W. L.
plainant.
The taking of, dispositions viii be
continued tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
HEAVY FIRE Loss.
Four Buildings Consumed, Others Dam.
nEcd, Nnlucd Of 300. 600

Salem. Mass. May 19.-Fire which
swept over the leather manufacturing
district yesterday evening destroyed
four large buildings and badly dam
aged several others, causing n loss of
more than 100000.
The L NJ. Tight leather factory and
OF storehouse. the Marr's Leather EN-
hossing Companys plant. and the Cass
" Daley leather storehouse were
burned, while factories Of the American
Hide and Leather Company and OF
Cass & Daley We're damaged
Spontaneous combustion is believed
TO have caused the fire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
REAR-ADMIEAL HUBBARD
PUT ON RETIRED 1JSY

Washington: May a-Rear-Admiral
the command OF the Asiatic fleet. vas
riaced on the retired list of the, navy
to-day by operation Of law, OH a.conn,
OF age. he was born In Maine: Nils
itli1ement has resulted in thn promo
iiioii Of Captain Reginald r. Nicholson.
chief OF the Bureau or Navigation and
native of Washington CITY, 10 the
grade OF rcar-admiruI ~
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o'clock. after a lingering illness OF sew.
brakes Branch Cemetery this after
noon. Mrs. Payne was the daughter
81 Kew Hush Henry. DR.. H. G.. Henry.
Mary Henry are tho brother and sis-
tcrs OF Mrs. Payne. a husband and
Two daughters are the survivors nm
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az dzsl Ell =
MILLIONS LOST .
BY GOVERNMENT
Continued From First Peggy

CONTINUED From First Pege.)
nell, Democrat approved the pending
resolution, declaring that II was the
only fair way to trent the two Terri
tories. While tho Republicans favor
me Immediate approval OF the New
MeXican Constitution, the Democrats
favor submitting both Constitutions TO
the people for further examination and
popular vote on the disputed sections
AT. Council said politics had much to
40 with the statehood situation, al the
Republicans hoped Republican Sena-
tors would be sent by New Mexico,
while they feared Democratic Senators
would come from Arizona.
MIR. Adamson advocatd adoption of
inc resolution as compromise that
ought to be accepted without regard
to politics.
Mr. Humphreys, of Mississippi, de-
clared that the Republican party had
consistently kept New Mexico out of
the Union, although it was entitled
70 statehood. Republicans charged
that the Democrats were now trying
70 delay admission of the Territory by
iorcing 1t to vote on proposed changes
IN us Constitution before that Cousti-
luton was approved by Congress-
former Speaker Cannon declared the
democrats had an opportunity 10 adj
init New Mexico. when they wore In
power before, hut failed
Air. Humphrey retorted that the
democratic party did not seek 10
ueiaE statehood nor to force under
Slrable features into the New Mexico
o ,!si but wanted to give the
people an opportunity to vote again
separately on the method by witch
they could amend their Constitution
Ill the future. -
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INTEREST IS REVIVED.
Plans Proposed for Memorial Bridge
Arms the Rnf ntnnf,

Across the Potomac.
Alexandria Va. May 19.-Interest in
mac ana the boulevard from Washing
ton 10 Mount Vernon was revived n
inc annual meeting OF the Mount Yer
non Avenue Association last night in
the rooms OF The Cham Der of Com
merrc Officers and directors of tho
association were also chosen Presi.
cent Taft was elected president Sen
G G. Carlin and Walter Page. OF tbc
GOOD Roads Bureau. Department or
nSriculture, made addresses William,
IS. ,Smoot presided. Senator Martin
SAID he always took pride In his work
Tor The proposed bridge. Although the
approximation had failed, he predicted
rs passage at the next session.
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Cots No Chance 40 Irxnln,n.

Harrisburg. Pa. May le-The Broth
Nention to-day refused 10 allow a i.
Roe. Of Wichita, Kan, u appear be-
fore the body TO iiscusa the causes
leading TO his expulsion from the CON
Vention The vote was taken on q yet
Of resolutions presented ny Pres,dcn;
w. o.. Lee, which were adopted l,y III
ayes 10 ST nays. After the action on
the Roe matter the convention resumed
consideration OF ita Legislation. whicI
IL Is expected TO complete to-morrow.
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no SIGN OF nAcoN nELrcs.
Or. Owens work In River wye No,
-.-lI Fruitful of Results.

Fruitful OF Results.
Chepstow, England, May 1e.-The
gang of workmen who have been en-
gagged for months eHcavatinG in the
mud OF the River Wye, have now prnc-
tically uncovered the timhers beneath
which DR.. Orville ". owen insists are
buried Baconian relics. t
The tinbers form u bulkheed such
as is usually erected TO hold the foun-
dalton for bridge piers. the compart-
ments, being filled with broken rocks
Most OF this rock has now been re-
movedi While DR.. owen Is still opti-
mtstic of Andlng evidence to prove
Bacon vas the author OF the Shakes
peorean plays, the opinion is gaining
ground tina, the Chepstow undertaking
at this point al least. Is about so be
abandoned.
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RULE OF ALsAoE-LoRnArsr.
/ R'''s'iehstaE Committee Aaopss corsrnn,ea.

Provision for Constitution.
Berlin May ia.--After prolonged bargain.
ing the committee OF the Reichstag 10. day
ADOPTED the governments bill providing a
constitution for Alsace- Lorraine. The su 10
port Of the Socialists was secured by abol-
ishlng the proposed plural voting The orig
maj measure provided that the lower cham
per should be made up OF members elected
ny universal suffrage OF those twenty-five
years old or over, and that voters over thir-
y-hNe Years OF age should have two votes
and those moro than forty-five years old FIVE
votes. Tho clericais were won over by CON
cessionH In the matter OF religious freedom
anh an Arrangement by which the French
schools Of those districts of .tlsace Lorraine
where there Is French-s speaking popuia-
ton. i7 -
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Mu,nnEs A DRue on MApKEr.
Only $1,000 offered for Lady ,Ienr,.
LIZ EENnffnn A M In,,itin, =

= FBNptlnn AntIUuitfen z
!,cnoon. May i9.-Mummies apna-
Tently are a drug on the market, tid &
Ing from the small prices offered NJ
Yesterdays sale 81 the treasures Of
the late Lady. Meux. The most siren
nous work of the aUctioneer brought
g bid Of only Sil.00I for the whole
collection OF Egyptian anttouitiss
though II included several mummfes
and eoiisns with dates ranging back
"a eh B.. C. The antiquities were
The Eltzabethan carved oak stair
case. SAID 70 have been trodden by
queen Elizabeth, James ]. and Charles
Lowther, Un,onist member OF Parlia-
,ment for Eslcdale. division OF Cumber-
LAND. who paid S4.6o5. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
JtiNRc liz ON Triul.

Toledo. o.. May la.-C:linrscd wi,I
~. OF the Circuit Court WIS fnlncad
on trial here this morning befora'Ji.da.e
Charles Chittcnden. The indictment
charges mat Donnelly. while presl.snt
surance Company. embezzIel seven
sums OF money. aESrcgntinx fa?E on
seven dates. betwcea Jine IL, 1o03,fand
August s. 1905 - -"
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Destroyed by Fire.

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.1 ..i
Alexandria, Va, May 19.-Fire, which
is said 10 have started In an engine
room at the residence OF j. Johnson
Green. adjoining his home, destroyed
MS homo this morning, together with
most OF It's contents. The house is
located ct Braddock. Alexandria coun-
~, two miles north OF tlIs city. The
losh Will be several thousand dollars,
partially covered by insurance
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at Wake FOREST.

Especial to The Times Dis7atch.l
Wake Forest, n. C.. May lo.-The
seventy seventh session OF Wake For
est College came to close this morn
ing. when degrees were conferred upon
sixtyone applicants Forty-six of this
number received the bachelor OF arts
degree. three the master of arts de-
gree. five the bachelor OF science and
seven We're awarded bachelor Of laws
The commencement exercises have
been well attended. fH
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ously injured. Ono OF them sustained
injuries which will cripple her for life.
Kelley leaves widow and a child The
IRE, which was OF unknown origin,
started IN the storehouse and quickly
communicated 10 the mills destroying
both. The loss Is $4,000. ~N~N
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MemorinI E.crclse,.

Special TO Tho Times Dispatch
Emory, Va. May 1a.--Exerclses were
held al the state Cemetery hefe.-tn-dav
in honor OF the 200 Confederate SOL
diers buried during the COS. The me
mortal Grafton was delivered By lanes
Marshall. ex-Congressman from the
Ninth District.
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rom STUDENTS ExrEI1Ep
nesuit OF Recent Occurrence at AxricuItur,,
and Mechanical CollcEe' -

~ Sphc!aI % nc T!mea- Dispatch.l WIN
* Raleigh y. c., May la.--Thureday morn,,v
about, O'clock Avs students OF thu AgricuI.
iuSal and Mechanical College here went 10
f5e room OF a freshman, who they claimed
mad stolen their property. took him out nea r
the railroad track. back OF The college. tied
g rope 10 q tree and threatened 10 hang
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20

New York. May i9,--At i speci,l
meetinE OF the directors(pf tn. in:tee
states Rubber compan, hold 10 tily. the
reurinH officers were re-clectaJ for the
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M'|||.AI|||.D| D |: PROCEEDS
VERY CAUTIOUSLY
eContinuod From First PageD

nous letters have been received, tell
ING OF the existence Of /. conspiracy.
NO names We're given in the letters,
Identity OF the plotters Government
ouiclals express regret that they should
DO suspected OF such trea cherry
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PERisIIEs IN FLAMES.
Wan Losen LII. md Others HIVE Mar
row Escnne In Ni.ht r.Irc

row Escape In Night EIrc.
oxford. y. c.. May l9.-The five-
story mill and adjoining storehouse OF
W. p. Kimball. eight miles from here.
We're destroyed by fire during last
night, and the miller. T. J Kelley, per-
ished in the flames. ktmbal and his
three daughters. all of whom slept
above the store. barely esca ped with
their lives by leaping from the win
dows. and all were more or less seri-
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I washington, Nay ia.@T'he So
and Bars of the confeoerate nae tig
ured In the House of Representative
70! Members who picked up the
nrlsed to find a the conclusion of a
speech by Representative Gudger, OF
North carolina. on Canadian recipro.
ely IN, Inc following: I'm a great coun-
70 ocean. from Lakes 10 Gulf, embrnc.
ing within its limits every Kind OF
SOIL SOL: capable Of producing everything
me grentcst government on eartb
snouid be retained and used for tha
PeTpie who float the Stars and Bars"
called 70 the language hy Renresa va Vas
tive Kendall. of Iowa. "a "a :
MI: Gudger said his reference "a
on one ~ Soats sand and Bars was merely a slip
corrected In the official record Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-20
Funeral notice later,

CCNNINGHAM-Dio yesterday al,
ll:lb y. III. at tho residence OF his
sister. Mrs Chas. W. Duke. 3l5 Vest
Marshall Street, PATRICK II. Gun
NlNGHAM. In the s!xticth year OF his
age.
Funeral from st. Peters Church,
suNDAH AFTERNOON at 1850
o'clock Intermcnt at Mt. Calvary
Cemetery. Friends and acquatntunceo
respect Only invited to ttond 7
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FUNERAL NOTICE

funeral Of the late A.
the residence, 40. i2i South adams
Street. Petersburg. Va. To- NOR
ROW Sunday MORNING NJ 1880
O'Clock. Friends invited ~ attend
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The new kind.-obclisk Flour is now
q Is per cent. pntcnt, The only ono
in Richmond Try it.
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DEATHS

at his home. 7ot
North Gilmer Street. CHARLES ED.
WARD FREEMAN. May IL, 1911 Ti77t.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS later.
Ph!ladelphta and LOS Angeles ma
pers please copy =, II
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6cIIAEF'ER-Died at her residence.
s4oS Grove Avenue. Thursday even.
Ing IN, at SID. MRS. ROBERT sCHAEF.
Funeral notice lntcr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-17
COLE CLUB

Tbs fact that the Fox Hills Golf
Club, which own a fine links at
Clifton. recently increased its duess
from $4,000 to $500 per annum.
has not depleted the membership to
any considerable extent, and the ac-
tive members have responded with
enthusiastic. approval. The course
will be put in fine shape for the COM.
Ing season when It's professional,
a Maekie, who is doing winter
duty at a elab in Wilmington, North
Carolina. returns from the south.
M. b. Smith, who has been the
superintendent of the Fox HILLS Club.
house for several years past, is TO say
farewell to Staten Island on March
1, to accept a similar position at the
Deal Country Club, near Long
Branch. He has been a faithful and
able man at Fox Hills, and will be
much missed by its members. Among
the prominent members OF the Deal
Country Club are several Fox Hills
men who have Summer residences on
the coast, including President O7Don-
ohue, Vice-President G. w. Lemheck,
Arthur McAleenan and other promi-
nent golfers.