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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09

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nT eteI ass yhp,.' lsal
J-..sa r HssBet
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Williams efs.rma- s's.s Par t-s.-
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lfssr- bare s-sa ss rss ta.tfrg ga'r-
arst .r CF'shors. me F5dsf fs Es-s
highly rDHr1raie1 oa me manner
10 When rsy ognd TOD trsr .Flt
f,r tts mls rs.tad spprorr.s --
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Ck.aAoTre arr frI7f1sd tg vlf.sl
sri Ora auc ~er6''loHs B., 'ts rl-
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me Flfrrf tesr f1v team rlr-
rg.s ~ essn 10 u1at Srie-' asrlfars
.f r.l1Hg ;ss Oklahoma o,'s Hef.
- 'Fs T.ras Lrag-s ~ "a q. s,.re
ll f-t gerr- yAyc1 o. &g5- Is.l
81, .staT -ffs--alu. Tho college
afr stf. .,a .'s -n the ~ getting b.
.rt@.rerrf a.1f- l1 '.e as1.Hd
inning. I1 t-a fourth a lBd.ercps com
.fIrati1n ~ errors en ne part 90 the
.f1a.ers made tso more flrs sss n
certain and me Ia5efsTstgs'ss rn
. ~. lls4-tsIs gent ne siy a.'H arears.
"Cs" Tr.rg ~fa ars ol i-s s'tg fsr
he rF0fegzlonals famed Two men anf
/ pulled hls team ct q uf hole Tre
re.rsrs ksr; 'hs leas UrtN 30 BAT
go vss ra' rsar trt were oItpiay-
Ing tt. Yls'.rs o. s,frv inning lE
me Last haf - uf fnh. a hii ara
a -s4r's - s-rrYH gave he '".tt
. two marFefs They Iforei aYair ia
tra rgn's srf liI'h The FaysI'E',l-
'fp1 lard 'oF rec-ts M 'he frsl tff-
81 % sId ,1r6sA men On second ana
r|r5 tgr Tr1hln s,r Lad been sub
f'f'.'st '.r yov~r ~ 80 mound
t.rs.r ,4i tte fat'ff ending re o1r-
ffs' The svre1er' showing - 'tt
srs-srs pss larg 'y dge 20 the hssdy
NDrk Il Dutch Mfsfr one a Ben
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
Before The Sights Impaired


rE- Ourr.r raft 4 ts.Ylsrs Xzz2zsr
g4r-ln O: me -Hets- eg.nD. r. rts'1
.ha l11z. 1z,-ery c1 - aert -1cr-e q:
ard SWAMI "a HlskOgss h.gt
serrrl player cltsiasbsi even tae
lssg1aFs win 'Es s-lcE, Iaftug tEih
Young ard DFeEar f1r fat 4seTaEes
DIAN r 8Lrrs1cl - TIE college
- Arts and lacas returned the
.rr ,. he wss. from conference
70 rs.sgs laars Ts-e-t.y he'd q. Ann
Ar1er Nlef.Esa. WEEe away Dean
h41a- Isf e.Lstrs ty prot
WgfGr p Ugmphrifs f0rmsriF i--
f.Ilctor o. E1g - p, re Un'veTs.'g
~ Cklatcma tgf nov win ire Ur.-
-f~.t- = MAh yaE in bs sane ca
par',y
Tas llg liter .o.'=sis:s 3etzfss hs-
twls. ne u1issr-ty - Ckla.oHa
acI ne -1irs-sl~ss p KaLsss ard
Collrae0 NNl 30 hefl an ths tEsi'.a
- f..s rert. ar5 'ra '1<al rsTf@s-r-
'siIvss ere c-t',lF tr= finishing
'og-leg 1- rhsr trIafE TIE !-fEss
aaH 30 s-1g-rcet trt- week. The
Colorado team comes 70 Norman and
tie JaytsHEer 1erz'ors VII he rp-
Dbrrt 2, IawThrre : + Williamson
~ n Yll's ari ;. T. Hg.sa@ repre-
sfnt Oklahoma against Kansas and
stres.sr sBeaknsn, Tom Is5fi-id
and r. 4. Balyeat sgarnsi COLORADO.
Material y stacked % ,he ground
and work - vel under way for ne
rev Jleafhers On R4gl Ea9- Tnfy
all have a seating espsli;J q 1.te0
ard viii te Constructed Sith 81 Igly
enforced steel Fgpports Tney Ni!l
20 completed AZ least two veess be-
'9re he date q the tig .E,eI-s. h94as-
t.c track meet
Dr waiter Cap SHAW - tfe e t9ol
o., Medicine delivered az aNi- lecture
en me Human Ear ,ef1re the
m.ve students q 're urlseT'p this
veey. u hss not become generally
. known whether he disc0Irsed o. the
e.tn,io ear u the music i-Yer cl
+ thA rebeilious ear forced % listen 70
TIE daily rswngs oi an aspiring 70
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09

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pr1. Cy Yz-yal T.Ht--E m
s--g,-.r 2 Cesr7rr--y - t-s T,-rsr-
r-r Nsf sea- az.-Ss5 Z r.-a s.r-
sfss s.'af-usr. rrtzr Profess ?
sores tas ro.aa -ri9s-rls7 cne-n o.
% q -Fa oriy fel1sr--1r AWARDED ia
nat se-syrr-er; G. .re I...r..s .-.-.-
t-.trn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
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IAN taIgEIi-ITY


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
Narnr narrte. Thcn pisappears.

Springfield. No, April s. s.-Rohert
= Lec. mayor Of Springfield mar
red Mrs Eais CozzeGr. p1.!ee wat
ron % Springfield est Friiav. Sun
dsy he ll-sppesred. Neither NJ
.r,srds nor his hride have seen OF
reaTd ~ nin Lee denies hat tirre
has tero q sspararion. Mayor lie
s vice Irssl1eu; of the Hobart Lee
Tfs COMPANY and Is wealthy lie j.
Prominent ir church circles.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
Nc .ntl,ero Nan COS SIC,

Fa1>as cry, ApTH s.-seelng ris
wife riding IN a bgVry with Willy m
Hagen. a wealthy r1.r deaI.r. jn In
eeTenfenee. No late yesterday. John
framfal q. attorney ard cr IN
aseu; 'cg the Metropolitan stree,
Eal Tsy COMPANY fired tstce ur0n
Hagen With @ she; Tgu. shots stru \
if1sen ir the right breast and arm.
'li injuries Sln not prove fatal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
AN AUCTION SALE OF MORE THAN
d ORDINARY INTEREST 49,


Will be conducted Tomorrow and
Thursday, April 10th and 9th. bv the
Valentine Auction Company, on which
days the magnificent rare and costly
furniture and furnishings, pictures. etc.
Of Mr.. Charles Cohen, No 1920 Aionu'
ment Avenue. will be offered to the
Mr.. Cohen, the senior member Of NJ.
Cohen, Sons sc Co., Wholesale Dry
Goods Merchants, recently dissolved,
will sail for Europe in May. and hav-
Ing decided TO discontinue housekeep-
ing, will sell at auction, without re-
serve. all of his household furniture
paintings, Oriental rugs, lacc curtains
etc, etc
Tho articles offered for sale are OF
unusual beauty quality and Value, and
comprise equipment for parlor, library.
dining-room, reception halls, buffers
pantry. bedrooms, bathrooms and SER
wants rooms.
Special attention is called to the rare
and valuable collection OF pictures and
rugs. accumulated by AIR. Cohen at art
centres of Europe, after much study
and on frequent trips abroad. Con-
noisscurs will find many objects of fine
value and most refined taste in this
collection, and the Valentine Auction
Company asks the honor OF careful
examination of the goods TO be offered
at this salo "wednesday and Thursday,
April &c and 81, MT 1920 Monument Ave-
nue), confident that you Will he as. en- :
thusiastic In your npDreci 10 tlonS n s. we
arc In our recommends ton.
Tho house Will be- open to-day (ApriI
26th), from 4 to 9iP. NJ, for Inspection,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
TREES STRIPPED
BY HAIL STORM
Early Vegetation Probably Dam
aged by Sunday Nights
Frost.
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore street,
Petersburg. Va, April "a.

=
a severe hailstorm passed over a
portion OF Matoaca district. in Ches
teriield county Saturday afternoon
covering an area several miles long
and couple Of miles wide The trees
in this territory were stripped of their
young foliage. Tho -huilston|s wcro
small. but in some places they covered
the ground to n depth that they could
be shoveled up. In Petersburg there
was Il heavy rainfall at the time.
Tho fruit In this section was pretty
well killed by tho severe cold and
freezes of several weeks ago. There
was u heavy white frost this morning.
advanced vegetation.
Charged with Assembling wife.
y warrant was issued yesterday for
the arrest OF r.. X. Tyree. residing on
Chnndler's' Lane, In the western part
OF the city. charging him with felo-
niously assaultinS and beating his wife
OH Saturday night. The complaint was
made by neighbour who heard the
disturbance and the woman's cries.
When the police visited the house. they
had to force nm entrance. They found
pants gone The appearance OF the
room, with It's upset stove and chairs
and general disordcred condition,Aindi-
Gated that severe struggle had taken
PLACE. and the blood on the floor and
walls and lunches of q womans hair
lying about. gave indication of q severe
struggle. MIR. and Mrs. Tyree disap-
their whereabouts has not yet oeen
discovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
AsHBURNER ASKS
FOR FULL INQUIRY
Withdraws Resignation as Cen
eral Manager OF
Staunton.
Ispeclal u The Tlmes:pIsrntch.l

staunton. Va, April 2i.-charles e
Ashburner late this afternoon ad.
dressed a letter to the president of
Common Council and president OF
Board Of, Aldermen. and nle,b IL copy
With the clerk of Council. asking to
withdraw his resignation as general
manager Of the city of Staunton. and
requesting that full and public In
vcstigation of his administration as
general manager be made. The two
bodies OF the Council had already set
Thursday.of this week to take action
on his resignation. and nothing will
be done in the matter before TINT time
When MIR. Ashbnrner reached home
Saturday night he found that there had
been very free criticism OF his CON
duct of the Office In recent months.
ana he is taking the step indicated
above with the purpose, IL is an
nounced. Of vindicating himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
DUKE is IN TROUBLE
Picturesque Character VIII Figure In
Bankruptcy Proceedings.

Trenton. n. j.. April 2i.--The United
States Court has appointed Henry j.
West receiver for William j. Thomp-
son. of Gloucester. n. j., who for many
years was picturesque figure in
Democratic politics OF the State.
known as the Duke of Gloucestcr,',
because of his large ownership of
property and his control of affairs in
and about Gloucester. Thompson at
one time was rated ms a millionaire
he owned the Gloucester race track.
which became famous when there were
running races during tho greater part
OF the year.
The application for tho receiver was
made BY John a. Roebling Sons, of
Trenton. and other creditors
No schedule of assets or liabilities
was filed, but it is understood Thomp-
sons assets exceed his liabilities. 1t
is said the receivership was fastened
by the action taken last week by
creditors of tho Gloucester Ferry Com
Eany In asking for a receiver for that
concern, which was controlled by
Thompson.
Recently Thompson sold his beauti-
full residence on the Delaware River
front In Gloucester to the government
to be used us an Immigrant station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
Crcnt secrecy Observed.

3. Los Angeles. Cali, April 2+.--CreatinS
!: 2nnfusion in ORDER to protect the secret
= of the date and hour when John and
: James Mcnamara and Critic McManigh
. will arrive TO face the charge of hay
: ing destroyed the Times plant has
J: been for two days the principal occu-
I! patton of the officials who Will be
(; charged With the safe-keeping OF the
alleged consprators.
That they are coming across the
continent by zigzag routes is asserted
on all sides. Chief OF Police Sebastian
. to-day said he believed that the pris-
z oners and their guards would not arr
!: rive for two weeks Sheriff Hammcl
: who will he directly charged with the
custody OF the alleged plottcrs. de-
!, ciared they probably would not arrive
.until the last of this week, instead oil
! Wednesday,. as expect ed.
!! Hammer laughed when told that the
{ prisoners had been seen at Nansus
: city and other points to-day, and sug-
: gested that the haudcuffed men seen
! aboard the trans continental trains
: were dummies whose expenses We're
I paid to throw Off the trail any one
= who might stop the passage of the
: oiicers and their charges with haOeas
4 corpus writs or by more speedy and
x violent means.
y Hammel said that those in charge
;of the McNamaras and AIcManigle
Knight change routes several times
Sduring the trip and come by way Of
:the Southern trunk lines or through
Gin any case. one OF the county motor
Gears will be sent nifty or sixty miles
sout OF the city TO meet the prisoners
s,nnd bring them secretly to the county
s1ail. 4 large detail OF new policemen
swas examined to-day by Chief of Po-
Elice Sebastian.
! The iron workers are on n strike
y.here. and though there has been no
shclligcrent expression from the union
Smen. the police regard the situation as
demanding alertncss.
!: Several police IXirers expressed tho
sfear that the arrival of the McNamaras
sand AIcN1anigle might be the signal
Sfor the long threatened general strike
sfor unionizing Los Angeles.
Such fears are unfoundcd. according
ato statement issued to-day by j. e.
frimmons. general organizer of the
siron workers, who is in charge OF the
sstrikc here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
DEATHS

=. % & .
MYE Rs-Died. April oa. in tho eighty
9iEhth year of his age JOSEPH MY
EltS; ne leaves one daughter. Mrs.
Fred Robins: four sons, F. II. MYERS,
); J. Myers. ]. w Myers and g. 4
Myers.
Funeral will take place from III.
residence OF his daughter. Mrs. Fred
Robtns. "a East Main. at 10, o'clock
IUESDA? MORNING. April 25. Buria
at Midlothian. Chesterfield county, 4 {
I vi O'Clock Friends OF the family In
sGlh H. e I'D At her residence. sl15
Zlst, In the eishtieth year OF her
aye, !, Mrs: SUSIE F.. PHILLIPS
soLTz wife OF Henry c. Boitz 5I
Monday. April %. AZ
T. NJ. In the home. Of his daughters
9 Mrs Stanley Charles. at Highland
the seventy-ninth year-of his aye
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25

/! Ortiz McManisal. and contained evt.
dcncc tending to show completely III
dynamite explosions.
TO Probe lntimntIons.
Frank +. Baker. county prosecutor
to-day announced that tho grand jury s
investigation would go into intima
tons that there was conspiracy
against the Iron Workers Association
and It's officials. resulting in the
planting OF the dynamite, to Greats
evidence against them. IN their Office
building. These allegations were con.
tanned in statements attributed to
the union officials.
Mr. Baker said that the grand jury
would probe the charges that the
dynamite was collected here with. thu
intention of,using t to destroy build
ings being erected by contractors
employing non- union iron workers
Tho depositing OF the dynamite in tho
basement Of tho Office building was. in
itself, he said. an offcnse against tho
statutes OF Indiana The iron-work-
crs to-day engaged number of addf-
tionul attorneys and friends of Sec
rotary Mcnamara employed counsel for
him personally. Henry Seyfried, Me-
Namara's attorney, to-day in an inter-
view, denounced cxtradition OF Nc
Namara as an Outrageous illcgRlity.".
. und sa Ia he believed that The detectives.
. concerned were guilty of Kidnapping
under the laws OF Indiana.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
ATTEMPT TO CUT |.
MILE AGE FAIL S
(con,inued From FRS, Page,

Continued From First page.)
oBrien now ut Toxic; Assistant Secre :
'ary OF state Huntington Wilson and
Representative Nicholas Longworth.
1t is understood. however, that Mr..
Longworth does not desire the appoint
ment, and there are those who say that.
being ono Of the Presidents lIeutcn-
ants at the Capitol. he could Ill be
spared.
Following brief conference with
President Taft to-day. Senator stephen
son. OF Wisconsin, expressed the belief
that former Governor Davidson, OF that
State, would be appointed minister TO
Uruguay 10 succeed Edwin v. Morgan
OF New York. who has just been trans
ierred from Montevidco to Lisbon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
INTRODUCED BY MONTAGUE

Former Governor Andrew Jackson
montague will introduce Representa-
tive William a. Jones when the latter
makes his appearance at the Academy
Montague expressed his pleasure when
the candidacy of Dir. Jones was an
nounced. y list OF vice presidents will
be arranged for this meeting, as was
done at the recent visit of Representa-
tive Carter Glass l7l
Announcement was made yesterday
n the HEADQUARTERS of the Virginia
speak at Toano, James City county on
Inc afternoon of May 10. and that lie
VIII deliver an address at WILLIAMSBURG
that night. fD +
Mr.. Glass Will speak at Eastville.
county. on MAY s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25

vile; Mrs. r. p. Phenix, Farmville;
Mrs Hamlet. Farmville: Mrs. G. C..
Cowan. Farmvillc; w. j. Hobb, Nor
FOLK; G. I. aIankin. Falls Church: IL.
7. Carlin. Alexandria; H. c. Reece.
orange; Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Keys. Vlr-
ginia; c. B. Dooley. Winchester; r. b.
Hartley. Virginia.; D. ~ Houser, Vir-
ginia; D. c. Kicks, Brnnehvilie: John
2. Hood Branchville; W. C. Gardner.
Danville.
Lextnston-Robert Rector, Roanoke:
E. L. Keyser. Roanoke; C. G. Price.
Roanoke: I. s. Hoback Roanoke; L.
II. Johnson. Lynchburg: Harriet r..
Jennings, Norfolk: T a. Campbell
Wilmington; ]. S. Charles. Virginia;
c. a. Ashby. Newport News
Davis-H. 3. Nicholas. Scottsvlllc:
r. L. Barlow Williamsburg; H.
Thompson. Charlottesville: j. b. Ma
thews. Norfolk
Pars-w. II. Smith. Virginia. j. E.
Marshall, Virginia.: j. H. White, Nor
folk; r. E. Pugh. Harrisonburg; l.. c..
Strutton. Newport News; P. Luckc.
Virginia
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI. Boswell Chase
City: j. y. Robertson. Chase City;
Bruce r. Payne. Charlottesville: Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. B. paw. Bristol; James
*. Spratley. Dendron j. II. Hardesty,
Roanoke; Henry Wood, Clarksvllle; }.
r. Clark. Stuart; W. T. Holloway, Port
Royal.
Gilhert-F. w. Tucker. Jr., Ashland;
l.. G. Stiff, Roanoke: NJ. j. Patsel Roa-
noke: Victor NJ Noon. Virginia.: ]. T.
Pancoast. Blackwell; j. ~. pike, Black
WELL
stumpf's-John F. Upton, Virginia;
wv j. Baxter, Norfolk: ]. IT. Smith,
Emporia; A. y. Tomiinson. Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
:z:Esz|.a:;Z6z IgE|l q
STRIPPING A SICK MAN
Former DnnyiIIe Police Chief Not Able
10 Work Ronds,

atlanta. Ga. April 2i.-Thomas Ed :
gar stripling, the formor DanvInc, va,
ponce chief. whom Governor Brown re-
FUSED TO pardon for killing w J. Cor
nett, in this State. fourteen years ago.
PROBABLY Will DO sent to the prison farm
uii'eeeeVllIe to serve life sen
tence. Reports from Columbus O.
~, mere me man is In jail. are that he is
III ana In no condition to work on the
ROADS. as other prisoners do. II IS
PROBABLE that he will be removed To-
morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
PAYS HIS DEBT
lawyer Frees Son OF slnvc Who Snvcd
5t. t His LIFE

iLnNycr Frccs Son OF sInve Who Snvcd
His Life.
New York. April 2+,-James w. Os-
.borne. former assistant district attor-
sley, whose life was saved BY Pete"
n slave in his fathers family, In Char
sotte. y. G., when he was a hoy, repaid
4 lie debt this afternoon hy winning for
:" Pete's" son verdict of acquittal on
"a murder charge. The jury was out
less than fifteen minutes, following an
.carncst plea by Mr.. osborne
The defendant was Edward Osborne,
s'Pete" having. adopted the name of his
sformer master who was charged with
sldlling another negro during M altor-
cation, He pleaded self-defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
Mrs. Harriet Irirht.
Especial Is Tho Timcs-pispat,

Especial to Tho Timcs- Dispatch.J #
Harrisonburg. Va. April 24.-Mrs.
Harriet Bright, sevonty-one years old,
wife OF John Bright Is dead at Elk,
Pocahontas county. Shc was native
OF Bath county. and leaves three sons.
Her brother. Rev. John Wright. was A
minister and temperance lecturer or
prominence in Texas ard the south.
Her Parents came from England.
sIrs. Elizabeth Strange McScIll.
ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch
Fayetteville, IL. c.. April 24.-Mrs
Elizabeth Strange MCNEIL. vito OF
Mayor James u. Mcneil. of This cIty.
died In Highsmith Hospital here to-
night. following a lingering Illness
Alrs. Mcneil was daughter OF the late
James Strange and his wife. Mary IIy-
man Strange. who survives her dnugh-
Ter. In addition to her husband and
aged mother Mrs. Mcneil leaves seven
children-James S. Mcneil. George Nc
Neill. Robert S. Mcneil. Mrs. III. n.
Parsley. Miss Elizabeth McNeill ana
Miss Minerva McNeill all of this city.
and Mrs. Paul c. Collins. OF iIilisboro. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
Fixing Up Committe.n.

Washington. D. c.. April .i-rhc
announcement Of the Senate commit
tees before the close OF the present
week WINS promised in the Senate to-
day. Moving for an adjournment until
Thursday, Senator Gallinger. chair
man OF the Reorganization Committee
stated that tho committee probably
would be able to report on that day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
Nils. Mnry Dean Ycntmnn.
isrecinl 10 Tho Times .E,snatcb

rHEccIui 20 no IlmcH tDispatch,J 3.I
Lynchburg. Va. April ci-sfisa
Mary Dean Yeatman. aged NIFTY years,
died Friday night at her home hero.
Inc funeral took place this afternoon
from The residence. after which tho
body was taken TO Roanoke for burial.
Among surviving members of the fam
liz are two brothers-John r. Ycat-
man. Of Roanoke, and p G. Yeatnian,
OF Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
BAIL FIXED AT s25o,ooo
Prccludes All Hope Of Dnvie Gcttipt
ETH Temporary Freedom

Boston, April 24.-Practically all
nope Of obtaining even temporary
freedom left Robert A. Davie, who was
brought from South America Yesterday
on embezzlement charges, when he
was arraigned in the Superior Court
to-day. for Judge Stevens fixe.i bail
al s26o.ooo, The former broker. who
ueclares himself to be penniless plead
cell. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-25
A boom for Kern

Ineianapolis. Ind. April 24.-I.ealins {,
democrats from over tho State mot
i nelc to-night and launched prestdene
III III boom for United States Senntor.
hern. of Indianapolis. i iSer,,T nrast
zen, club was organized. and ii il
s shrdn s similar clubs viii be organized
cn ious naut the country. Resolutions
~ ti,,,tenulhS the Senator to the voters
OF The country wore adonted. n, -
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OBITUARY
Chnrles ii. Edwards.


Charles II. Edwards, seventy eight
years old. died last night at O'clock
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Stanley Charles, in Highland Park.
David u. Taylor.
David p. Taylor, a brother of Edga r
D. Taylor. president Of the Powers
Taylor Drug Company, died at his
home, II stanton, yesterday after
noon. He Was seventy-two years old
Mr.. Taylor enlisted in the Confederate
Army In 1851 with Chesapeake Cav
airy. Burroughs's Battalion. OF Nor
folk. serving CALAMITY until tho end
of the war. Before the surrender no
was assigned to the Fifth Virginia
Regiment. lie Is survived by his wife
and one daughter. Miss Massey Taylor.
The funeral Will be held in Stanton
MI. taylor had just returned home from
Florida, where no went for tho bonefit
OF his health #
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Ensr for Portsmouth.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
ciiza D, 81 City. n. c., April "a GORE
BY inningsi ME II. Ii. e.
Portsmouth ...o1oo37oo o-1l' 10 i
Elizabeth City, O DOODLE 2
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IideWaeer LEAGUE

Norfolk, Va, April .4.-Scorc By in
nings: r..
Newport news ....oooolao o.
Norfolk .......G0 20iUOl1-5
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IN MEM0RIAM

ALI 9NARD--Sacrcd to the memory o1
GERTRUDE l.. MAYNARD, who died
April the 25th, 1910. s - -.
Blessed are tho pure in heart for
they shall see God 80 - y ~
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NInurice norfnn

lSpeclaI % The TImes-DIspatch.1
Fredericksburg. Va, April 24.-Maii-
rice Horton. a wellknown citizen OF
Quantico. for some years an engineer
on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, died yesterday at
his home after lingering Illness.
aged thirty-two years. He married
Miss Flossie Leary, niece OF Colonel
10. D. Cole. of this city, who. with two
children, survive him. Thcs funeral
LOOK place to-day a number OF rela-
tives from this city attended
DcnfhR NJ nrI.t,l