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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
CHARTERS ISSUED

Fhn following charters We're issued ycstcr.
day 10y the state Corporation Commission:
I, ~ Miller Company tlnc.D. Richmond.
w. Il Martin. president, Norfolk: L. II.
Thomas. vtce-president, Baltimore, sid: T.
" Miller. secretary ana ircasurcr Rich
lnond. Capital, Sel,oco. Obtccts Drug bus.
mess
DIXIE Portrait Go. dnc> rmpcria Va.
IL ", carter. presidents T.. L. E:ancs vice
president: ~ !, Schislcr. secretary and
iressurc,>-nil OF Enporia Va. capital: Max
imum. siaooo, minimum. Sizes OBJECTS: rho.
,oSrnrh business.
WASHINGTON Realty Associates tfncp Fails
hcidoman. Vcc-nrcsidcut: w. II. sylvester.
,ccrct"ry ana trcasurcr--au of Washington
D. c. Capital: Maximum $4,000 minimum.
>locoe ohtcctS: Real estate business
southern Mausoicum Company One,
Nichmond. IT. H. Mohr president Pierce.
Mob; Q. T. Mohr vicc-prcsidont, Chicago.
III: \, l. iIcrrig. secretary. navrc, Mont .
capital: Maximum. sio,cOooc2: minimum,
Sl'W Objects: TO build, lease and maintain
mausoleuIn. ctc.. for the burial of the dead
I'm amendment WAS issued 10 tho charter
81 the Mayo Iron Works UncD. or Rich
mond. changing the name 10 tho Richmond
Machine Works
\ certificate Of reduction OF outstanding
Nncl, % Richmond. Decreasing the out
standing stock from s2o'loo 10 $1,000 No
chanSe in maximum or minimum capital.
\ license to do business in Virginia was
issued 10 the Regal Umbrella Company. Il
corporation urSanized and existing under
the laws Of the state OF PENNSYLVANIA. Bra
den Nan6eventer OF Norfolk. statutory agent.
Maximum capital authorized BY charter. So.
COZ Objects and purposes: Manufacturine
trunks. etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
INSURE LIVES TO
. BUILD CONVENT
Thirty rnrishioner~ VIII Garry ON
flnn Devised by the Pastor,
I'nthcr O'Nefl

no.ston March l3.-Thr,y men Of
m, M, Scored Heart parish, in East Dos.
i ,0n, nave laken out endowment lifo
i,nE1s.tfahcc policies in favor Of the REV,
iather lanes II. Omen their pastor
70 pay or q new convent The plan
- .oacK ir l,T g local insurance con-.
ln.,N. 'hc pnic"rs Of which have held
WIN he sanction Of Archbisiop Or.nn
non ~ thlS plan. hicli Mas 'byoliaIit
ont ~ Father oNcil within Tia
tWchtE NchrS ten members Of III.
church w:ll hayc paid in Si.Uoo- raci,
ten 1850 and ten $500 With INC expira .
Won 81 TWENTY years tho entire cost
OF NC buildings $4,000. viii favc bocn
palh Tor out OF dividcndS
Under the plan 3l0,O0D Of the uu,r
antcc fund VIII have mstured In len
years or sooner. the second $40 900 m
fifteen years orlcss time, ana tho third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Mrs. Nlnriah c. shcrrnrd.

Especial TO The Timcs-D spatch.l
Staunton, Va, March 13.-Mrs.
Marian Cochran Sherrard. aged about
sixty five years, OF this city, died this
morning in Roanoke and the body will
be brought to stanton. She is Il
member Of the we'll known Cochran
20 ~ tnf net
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
HOUSTON JOyNER
DIES At AMHERST
Treasurer Of County, Bank Prcsi-
dent and Most Popular
Citizen.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Amherst. Va, March 13.--1iouston
Clay Joyncr aged siXty-eight years,
treasurer Of Amherst county. died at
his home here this afternoon. Mr..
JOINER had been i'll for some time and
for the past several months had been
confined TO his house. lie is survived
by four childrcn---IIcllcn, Sarah,
Houston Z. and ,lamcs-nlso by, sis
ter. Mrs Annie Laurence. Of this place.
Mr. Joyncr was Il native of this county
and for many years had been promi-
Inentiy identified with its history liav-
ing held public Office in tile county
for almost forty years He had been
treasurer OF the county for the past
twenty-scvcn years. Prior TO that timo
he was sheriff and collector
Mr.. Joyncr was president OF the
Bank Of Amherst and had held this no
sition ever since 1t was organized lie
spected by the people of the county be-
certainly in recent times. AS !, boy
he enlisted in the Confederate army
and fought through the war rs a pri-
virginia Infantry. lie was decorated
with cross Of honor by the Dr.. John
Thompson Chapter, Of the United
Daughters OF the Confcdcracy, several
years ago. He was married to Miss
Beulah Clayton, Of Maryland Ills wife
died 0u lie unexpectedly about three
months ago. while her husband waB
suffering from his last Illness The
funeral service and burial will take
place here Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
LONG DISTANCE RACE
FOR ONE-LEGGED MEN
Meyers Challenges All In Country for
Wnii> From Mirncnpolis
20 81. InuiS,

minneapolis. March ia challenge
TO ali the ono legged men in the coun
try TO participate in an endurance foot
r3cc from Minneapolis TO st Louis. he.
ginning April >, has been issued by
Harry Meyers of this city. lie has
begun training.
Meyers has bccn trying out {. new
ariiiicial racing leg He thinks tho
record he plans 10 make will cause
many sound mon TO hustle to equal II
Coniestants WHO take ip This propo-
Sltion must deposit q side bet of $1,000
each. lie said to-day ne hoped there
would be ut least twenty
The walk is TO he over the route OF
Ihe minneapolis and s. Louis Railroad
Therc are TO be no handicaps. Strict
rules Will not be observed however,
except 10 make sure that no contest
ant rides.
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War Mcnsmrc .rrro,cd.

Fl MeNico CITY Men March lS.- Mex
icp'S proposed war measure the bill 70
suspend certain conceded personal rriN-
ilegcs under speciiicd circumstances
stas approved to-day by the permanent
commission OF Congress i'll the form as
drafted BY the Department ofsth In
terror.
Apparently taking il for granted that
tile bill would become q law. the War
Department has already made It's plans
for co-operation. The guards along
highways and railways viii be doubled
according 10 General Manuel Cosio.
Minister Of Mar The bill was present.
ed at to-day's session OF the perna-
frnt commission ~ the subcommittee,
composed Of members cf the Chamber
OF Deputies anu the Senate. 70 which
81 had been referred COMMITTEES man
lticario Ciuzman. III presenlinG the re-
sort OF Tho subcommittee saiu that the
commissioners were i'll fill accord With
the executive on thc grounds tia, the
revolution in Chihuahua was in reality
nothins more than g Persisisn, attack
on rha securityiof persons and property.
and especially on the lines OF COM
runica,ion The situation. he said
called for speedy and energetic CAM
pSiEn az suppression.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
BUILDING PERMITS
Gold St0rnsr Warehouse Authorized NJ
SeNcnteenth and CLAY Streets.

Building and repair permits were
ISSUED Yesterday as follows:
j. Il. i.ipscomb, 10 erect 4 detached
two story brick Dwelling 22lG Grove
Avenue.
L. A. r'elaruo, 10 erect two-storv
| brick tenement. TWO dwellings. on the
east side Of Davis Avenue. between.
Main Street and Floyd Avenue.
NJ L. Boyle, 10 erect d detached one
story brick garage in rear Of 22il Nj
street TO cost s225
EnScnc Robinson, TO erect Eve
story reinforced concrete ana brick
( cold storage warehouse on the south
Siae Of cray street, between seven
tccnti, ana Eighteenth streets
~ H. Richardson. 10 erect Z. two
! story brick dwelling, $50. Grove Ave-
nue.. =
Alnira A. stone. TO Greet a dctacho(,
Two CRY frame dwelling on the nortl,
side Of Chaiiin street. between Row
] iani ana Sycamore streets
bGiue sharon. to rcpair frame
dw.l' .assa 72I West Leigh street ia
Virginia Railway aua Power com.
on the north side OF Beverly Strcnt
between Cedar and Robinson streets
Mrs z. Worst, 10 repair bricj;
S!o9 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
LARGE ATTENDANCE EXPECTED.
Biennial Convention Of w. o. w. to Be
n Held IN Greensboro To-day.
SncCial 10 THO n


Greensboro. y. c.. March 1a.-iTully
20n delegates arrived here tonight to
attend the biennial head camp convcn-
tion, jurisdiction Woodmen Of tho
World. comprising the State Of North
Carolina, which convencs Tuesday, and
continues until Wednesday night
Prominent head camp officials present
are William :. Charles, Charlotte. head
consul; L. y. Windley, Trenton, head
clerk r. G. v PEBBLES Kinston, head
adviser; Elisah IS. Lewis Kinston, state
manager.
This camp represents 1900 members
and Slt,0o0,000 fraternal insurance. The
headquarters OF the order is omaha,
and a large amount OF the general
emergency fund OF $1,000, 900, is in
vested in municipal bonds, s2,00o,o
OF which is in North Carolina city
and county bonds. The largest at
tendance ever known at II biennial con :
rentton of the Woodmcn is expected
When Consul Charles calls it TO order
at 10 o'clock Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14

Douglas, !Arizonn. March II + From
midnight until dawn to-day, toliowin:
the battle Of aqua rrieia. the mesas
cast and west We're dotted with the
signal fires OF the rebels. \ strong
force OF insurrectos IL reported 10 be
short distance southwest OF the city,
IN automobile. load II dynamite was
taken across '*iic ling to-day ana plant
cd IN scGrct locations throughout Aqua
l'rieta for defense against another
rebel attack
The bodies Of Two more Federal sol
diers were found OF tile Aqua l'rieta
battleheld Of yesterday. This brings
The total Federal dead 10 thirteen
The dead Federal soldiers brought
into Aqua Prieta last nigh, were lying
IN the bull ring day The uniforms
lad been removed ana civilian garb
had hecn wrappcd around their bodies.
lieutenant Stallman, surgeon of the
Third United states Cavalry. and Dr.
Naninan, OF Douglas, visited tho
wounded Federals to-day and rendered
their professional assistance 10 colonel
Nora. hut he offer was not accepted.
Tho wounded lay iii distress on the
floor IF an adobe house. The Americans
offered in vain 10 supply cots and dress
the .s6tlniS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
POLICE COURT CASES
k"!all Martin, Charged with Highway Rob.
Z hrrN. n,

Royal Martin. Charged with lIgiwu, Rob.
berry. sent Back TO KcIorm,tory
koyau Martin arrested for partic!pation
IN 'he robbery OF W. r. McGcorgc. 400 East
Clay street. Of $50 and several pieces or low.
CRY Saturday night. appeared IN The Police
court yesterday morning ana WAS rdcred to
re nc .re returned to tho iicfornia CRY, whence he
The police are stiil engaged IN the search
FOR Martins accompiiccs
rercy Lindsey. ;hir,y-hvc years old. ana
hcster Lane. alias sharpe, sixteen years old
we're e, nhea $50 each for Improper conduct l.
u, Fletcher the girls step grandfather was
nleu Soo Tor running an objectionable resor,
was found.
William Smither. colored, was sentenced to
iour months N ihil on each OF two charge,
o. stealing iiidcs from W. s. Forbes * Com
continued.
ADA Davidson and Mrs Luke Evans white
cha.sed with stealing coal from tho Chess. .
p" me ana ONO Railway, We're dismissed
Inc case against William Calvin coorcd
charsed with stabbng William scott ,vs I,
continued 10 March q Scott being unable IL
appear against his alleged assailant
Mnircil Daoney. colored suspected Of hnv
IHs stoieh = from the person of Wiley
Holmes. was dismissed
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DEATHS

III y ~ i,--Dicd, Monday. Marol. ~
9, l2i2O a. NJ. John R.tNVLES
OF his age .' - ca'
,r, Funeral from late residence. SIX
~ hlrd Arcnue, Highland park. TI{Ig
elo'esday) MORNING al 1880 o'clock
WATKIN ms Died Monday mornipp
G Mmrch 18Th, ~ the residence Of Mr.
NpG ~, q; Shater. Highland Park
ITS. Lucy WATKINS
r,, T. une s, VIII take place from the
ios, :ANiricanl Church THIS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sIarch Issat
l2:1o O'clock, at his late residancc
T2; ~ ~ Orleans street, NEWTON
llfIioCk MORTON, in the sixty.
seventh year Of his age pcceased
lnaurT =, ,b wife and and four children to
susan r. Throckmorton. wife I5rnnI;
1., anro &c Mrs. j. Z. Whitlow,
Garct w. Throckmorton
Funeral will take place from tn.
hboVe residence THIS .AFTERNOON
at $50 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14

san Antonio. Texas. March Isl
r, isr3 Il .he naaosnvre division. #
td-dgY SAID that The mAnpeAvres in san
Antonio ware - Try ont some new neld
areculatiors There 5 ne other signt-
ttGnce attacact 10 tie assembling ~
i-car, Il. san -Nnicnto, said General
MAJ psrartnent looked amor
San Antonip as s place adapted fer
-7a,iasuvres- ana tfisy Is Why taa traoas
s-a here. There i everything haTe
.tas, nigh; lBe IZlel with IN tha ileld
THE diTtsaon FROM assembling hers
r. Ehs ta catiad : Arick around which
r< 7Vrpese to nulii house o. ems
might Szr = is 3 Nucleus OF 81 army.
W. n1vs ,i,is iigiSion
facts is pos3t!yaly 10 isu;h II tbs
rR13ar thzt additions. Zroops have been
ordered hs-s, = snch we-s the case
Z an sure ;h4i wouii know some
Mstor Won lferver,h, X the German
trulE, ruilta-y a;IASae Of the embassy
81 washington is Tie first representa-
tiye If the E-uroPean armies on the
.rnlsNd. lie nil! be mere az least two
Weeks Tha; other foreign attaches
are oil The way was made certain to-
day. when provision was made for
.enlage for those WHO nrefer living IN
camp rather than hotels. All OF the
troops ordered here arc on tic ground
eXc+p, the Ninth cavalry and the
Fourth Field artillery from Fort n, 4.
It ItuSScll. Wyoming.
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lay. and Rev. c. ", Collier viii ON.
Mrs. Nancy j. Lavender.

tSpecial to Tho Times Dispatcn.I
Roanoke, Va, March IS.-Mrs. Nnncv
June Lavender forty-one years old IN.
afternoon. She is survived by her iiis-
band and several sons Thn1.hodv viii
be taken TO Ferrum for burial. Sh.
vas native OF Franklin county
James II. y. Curtin
:, AleHnndria. Va, March i3.-.Ianles n.
=. Inrtin,. president or tic .llexnudri.t
IRON Works ana 4 prominent resident.
uleG to.hieht ~ his home nj Brud-
COCK. AleNandria county north OF here.
AZ ne age Of alAty-onc years liz IN
snrViEedt BY his wife and three da,ieil-
business here, aud was formcrIy lOr,ssi Il
cent OF tie Virginia state Fireman.
y; ;'nssSoclRllon., For fourteen years h..
men, and WAS also president ~ M /,
body. 49, u mat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Supreme Cour, p,oc.c,,,nc

Tho foIlowing was Tho business yestcrd,y
IN Inc supreme Court OF Appeals Ur virginia
No sd--Colh's administrator ct al. vs. jam
efson Argued by John VI. Payne 70, the np-
reliant and by A. b. Dickinson Cor the ap-
pellec, AMI submitted.
NO. S9--Wcls VS. I.agorIc e: al. Argued
py W L. Williams for the plaintiff In error
ana ny William ". old aud NJ. w Talbot
ior me defendant in error. and submittcd
40. wheaton and Wislerd VS.. Doughty
rarity argued by Ohio f. Mears FOR tho
plaintiff In error. and continued until 10.
NnNt cases TO be called 30. si--Smiley IS
Smiley's administrators CT all: No ~ Mar
ris IS. Cary ct AL: No. a3. Frietcs vs. Gr!.-
Mn and Boyd No. ~. Bntchcdcr Il al vs.
Randolph; No. 70. Walton, by etc VS.
Beales ct AL: No. &c, City OF Ports,nouth vs.
I I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
BOUTS IN BOUDOIRS
wrestling Being Taken Up H., society
Women in HnN ton.

Cambridge Mass, March l3.-Thc
latest recrcatvc exercise among So
ciety women of the Bay state is wres.
tiing II is claimed that it promotes
beauty OF hsnre and good healtl.
Nahy OF the boudoirs OF the smart set
are now the scenes Of bouts and the
fad is expected TO become Widespread.
Two OF the most proficient among
the lalr sex II the game are Miss OLGA
Nelson and Miss Helen Ward Tu,ored
~ the father Of Miss Nelson, they
took IN the sport some years ago.
From sickly anaemic girls they have
developed into marvels OF strength and
agility.
Both are now teaching society wo-
men the sport, and spend much time
in giving private exhibitions in lhc
homes of tho social elect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Net KILLED in Battle.

~ Paso, TcNus. March l5.-tiuisenpc
Garpaldi is alive The report that
h was killed at Inc battle Of Casas
GrAndcs ON March c resulted from tho
fast that the insurrectos, III retreating.
became scattered. and Garibnldi was
lost for Two days.
Giuseppe Garibaldi Is about thirty
eight Years old IL las the title OF
hchtcnhnt- colonel on the personal
STAFF Of Madero He Joined the Mcxi-
III III WITHIN On VII cpf"afY - q ero a.
fought in the Bocr War and in rcvo-
lntions in Honduras aud Nicara qua
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Delegates 70 {. G. v. Remnion.
Especial 10 The Times ispatch.I

I'VCNTHT 10 7 It 7 II1ltS-JISDat CN. 7
Bowling Green, Va, March 13.-Thc
Caroline Camp Of Confederate Veterans
held Il meeting in the courthouse the
meeting being presided over by Cap
lain {. Il. Smith. Resolutions clilogiz-
ing the memory Of deceased comrades,
George T. lionlWarc and Keeling X.
Parish were presented, and adopted.
CAPTAIN G. r. smith and Major Il. ID.
Coghill were elected delegates to the
Confederate reunion, which meets In
Little Rock, Ark, in May.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
senator strobe nnh Family Thrown
From Vehicle ana Baby Injured,

7 I.1petlal 70 TIC IlWeS-D lSpatCh.J
Amherst, Va, March l3.-Sundny
evening while Senator Aubrey L.
strobe and family were driving
through tl!c town Of Amherst the
horses began running as they were
passing W. II; Sandridgc's resi-
dencc ana broke away from the We
hicle, overturning it, and throwing
senator strobe and his family out
None OF the occupants was hurt cx-
cept the baby. who received several
cuts and scratches on the face Tho
horses ran for some distance, and were
stopped near Amherst depot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Spring Weight underw ear.

II ,hs Gnlt OF MeNico III The vicinity
Of galveston
Tbc first third ana fourth divisions
II the United States Atlantis hattie-
tlis afternoon Tie ltth division ana
tie marines remain here.
kear-Admircl Stauntou says lie in
tends 10 carry out All extensive pro
gram q exercises atioat and ashore.
re does not know how long his squad
ron Mill remain. The marines num-
beriliE in a.! 3,loc men are now en-
cainpcd. ana llave been organized into
two regiments under command OF Col
onel /. w. I. Walle-
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Will Shnn, Prisnners

MeHicali, MeNico. llarcl iS.-General
William STANLEY, IN American with the
wage W4r:a.e cast OF mere. Before
leaving ne issued a manifesto. in which
ne accented Inc piaz Suspension Of the
constitutional guarantee and in reply
declared that he would shoot every
Mexican army private or oniccr cap
tpred atanlry's first objective Is Al
godones.
STANLEY sad that he would BLOW ID
more railroad tracks and bridges. bit
that nc would protect American prop
eTty and irrigation works.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14

The funeral Of Deputy City Sergeant
John T.. Epps, who died early sunday
morning, took place yesterday after
noon Nfrom his home. aOlS Floyd
Avenue. Services Al the house We're
conducted by Rev. l.. II. Williams. pas
tor Of Asbury Methodist Church. while
prayer was offered at the grave in
Calvary Cemetery by Rev. Father
Joseph r. Magri. The funeral was
largely attended by friends Of the city
official, while delegations from the
Masons. l.iks and Red Men We're pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
lIuy Talk 1IcNj,.o.

The executive committee Of lilo First
regiment Association has been called
10 meet IN special session at the Office
81 Mayor Lawrence r. Price, 5t2 East
grace street. next Friday night AT s
o'clock, 10 consider matters pertaining
70 the l0irst Battalion. The Mexican
Eilnation Will also be discussed in
formally al this meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Womnn i<II,cd IN. I.Inbtn,nr

kMES Mountain, y. c., March Ia
During scvcrc electrical storm this
afternoon, Mrs Della Gordon was
struck ~ lightning and instantly
kllcd Her daughter, Mrs. Wallace,
was severely shocked, and is In n Sc
rioua condition, Mrs Gordon had just
opened he door TO look ont al the
storm when She was stricken. The
Tim TO the house, badly damaging st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
senator Martin Sees Friends.

Senator Thomas :. Martin. VINO is
spending :; few days III Richmond.
called at the Capitol Yesterday aud
SAW many people in his rooms at Muir
PHYS Hotel He is uisinciined to talk
State politics.
lie confirmed the statement in The
Times Dispatch to the effect that he
Will accept the position OF Democratic
leader in the Senate If II is the wish
OF HIS colleagues. which is underSt ood
TO be the case. He is inclined 10 think
thnt the extra session OF Congress Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Mrs. Alarlc *. Daniel.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg, Va March 13.--Mrs
Marie *. Daniel widow Of S. Green
now Daniel. president OF the Ladies
Memorial .issocia ton, died at her home
here last evening, after q brief i'll
ness, aged seventy thrco years. She.
was a native Of Charlcstown, ". Va
She is survived By four sons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
SnIitII-DaN'is,

Amherst VA, March Ito day in
the Baptist parsonage here Miss Leila
Davis, Of AppomuttoN county, and Yer
ME Smith, Of Richmond, were united
III marriage. The ceremony was per-
formed By Rev. w. II. Mcmillan Tie
couple Will reside al James River
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
-Netcrun Ehitnr nnd 4 ,rt1,nr nead.

IfOHIon. MArch lI.---Curtis Guiid ST.,
founder and editor OF the Boston Com
mcFcial Bulletin. and father or former
Governor Curtis Guild, Jr., died last
nIgnt lie was cighty-four years old.
MI Guild was the author OF several
volumes OF travel and poems.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Around the Hotels

/, i satnn.sr zine dawn sauth IN fact
= many % the winter resorts the wea,he,
hss became ciprsssive which means ,iia,
,oIris;s ~le DO not caye 10 yisl, ,he Rio
GraRde ata gsiuuc back 70 ihs.r homes in
The NORTH Incidentally 8 'i:ui.ib5r OF them
tiaEeE atihe Jefferson and TREY forge, tina,
ne weather II Old Virginia is not the same
Is II FloIide or some of the ether tat
Southern states
one q ;hsse. WHO claims as MS homo New
ARK ) 3, buS wao has si,er, the last
month o. 50 al Florence, $ O., crcate,. !.
si'ials sensation Al ihs JeGcrSon hotel las,
nisht Nhen ne walked up 70 The register
Tiih a Panama Nat STUCK jauntiiy on the
BACK oil his head. Il the first seen IL
Richmond since early fan and everybody
sooked. There werc many remarks about
rushing the season. but the tourist passed
along TO the elevator apparently cbiivious
that he had created any comment lie did
i.oi seem even 10 notice that the rain fel!
drearily outside and ,iial most OF those in
the hotel wore overGoats He probably will
change hcsdgear after he has Travelled ,eY
hundred miles nearer TO the North Pole
7 pelanald president Of the I,irs, NJ.
1onal Bank Of New YORK and Or. E G..
Rrshmore, also OF New YORK VINO have
BEEN Spending SOME time in Flqrlda stopped
last night a, the Jefferson They leave FOR
New iork this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14

NcdlcsI INSPECTION IN The Schools' VIII
he the subject of The next lecture in the
series on public health TO he delivered BY
Dr. w. j. Mathews Thursday night OF this
week al the John Marshall High school.
These lectures, which have been well at
tended arc given by tho public health CON
mitce Of tic American Medical Associa / on
under the auspices OF the Federation OF
Mothers Clubs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-14
Suit inStit,itc,l.

"A Suit was instituted yesterday III the
CITY Circuit Court by the u. X. Mid
ycttc Company tlnc3 against Mrs.
Monie g. Chumlce ;tn action Of debt
on note for sHS.9S. and an attach
ment was issued in this case and
served on the Equitable Life Assur-
.;nce Society. Of New York, n foreign
corporation having an office in Rich-
rn0ni,