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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
y to elect
Tried 60 JuseIs Clock.

Tho legislature narrowly missed a
flne tangle at noon today when the
clocks were moved forward half hour
SO that the joint assembly might be
finished In time for some members to
taloe trains home
Senator Allen Of PocAhontas. dts
covered what was about to be done
and refused 10 acQuiesoe therein on
the g1ound that in case an election was
made under such conditions It would
at least be Q matter Of controversy, a.
the law provides for sessions at noon.
The plan OF holding an earlier assem-
bly, was abandoned.
cIsan.up Day In Senate.
After readjusting the order Of prece-
dence Of various important bills on the
calendar for next week. the senate to-
day buckled down to 4 nne effort to
clear up slmnll business. The ClarkSon
miro law revision bill having the right
Of way for Tuesday snog1rinK. thE
SpAulding permanent tax commission
bill was made next in order. and the
0iniNand collateral tax bill viii come
next
Tax Dill Fsatures.
The tax bill came from tho way0 and
means comanittee with favorable roc
omendation, but with tho feature OF
tho direct inheritonce tax cut out, a
that 10 embodied in another bill pond
ing. Tho bill makes plain vaz1oue mat
ters IN connection with the presen,
hw, made necessary by tho dccIsioni
! Of the courts.
The senats passed the miliage tax oil
10 provide thak tho 60ilding~ fund 70,
tho three state colleges shall he -
cured by . direct tax for The next nv
years, which tax win bring to the
building fund about 33b0.00o q year
This had passed the house.
Bird Bill Killed.
The senate adopted q report killinf
the bill by Senator Smith. Of Shelby
to provide for fund OF $4,000 for col
lection and dissemination OF informa-
ton regarding the birds and wild AMI
mails OF Iowa.
Important Bank Bill Passed.
An important bill relating to banks
was passed 1t came from the bank
committee and penalties banks for fall
ure to make reports.
Tho bill by Allen. Of Jefferson. TO de-
fine and punish contributory delin-
quents, was passed, This is a measure
to aid the suppression OF the white
slave traffic and places heavy penalty
on anyone encouraging immortality IN
children.
Enas Must Be candIsd.
The senate also passed tho Balkema
bin for Gambling eggs and requiring a
standard Of quality In the selling OF
eggs.
The senate passed the bill changing
the time for the June primary from
Tuesday until Monday. also the bill to
permit a border county to aid In the
construction OF bridge across
border river.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
Several Town. Captured.

New York, March 25.-Francisco Ma
dero. ST., and Gustavo. his son, left
New York today for San Antonio, Tex,
where they can be nearer Francisco I.
Madero, provisional president OF the in
surrecto party. Before leaving they
showed tho following telegram from
Alfonso Madero, whom they will Join
In San Antonio:
,''Chilapa. In the state Of Guerrero. .
town Of $1,000. - In the hands OF the
insurrsctoa. vahusrpa "a, The State Of
Sonora, Culjcan, The capital ol &hs
state Of 9inAloa, Ma3Aklin, the main
port on sise Pacific vss ss..sSw:sss Ss
6inaloa. are menaeed by iusu1zNctoS. !.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
BROWN IS CONVICTED.
Jury in Oskaioosa Court Returns vsr
dict Of Second Degree Murder.

Special to Tl,nes.Republican.
Oskaloosa. March o5.-GrHnt Brown
held , nd indicted for killing Charles
BarreA on the night OF Sept. ~. 1910
was foiN,d guilty OF murder in the sec
ond degree. The jury disagreed on the
former trial. Barrett was shot from,
behind by person In wait at II O'clock
whom leaving the house OF his divorced
rvifc. who is Browns sister. Clrcum-
stances and threats made on BnrrettH
life by Brown. caused his arrest the
day following the murder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
,lina, minister Of Fomen-

Washington Officially Informed.
Washington. March 25.-Official an
nouncement Of tho resignation Of the
Diaz cabinet in Mexico reached WASH
ington today. It came In tho form OF
a dispatch from Enrique G. Crsll, min
lister of foreign affairs Of Mexico to
Senior de Ia Bnrra.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
ROBBERS SHOOT MARSHAL
Fire Four Bullets Into Body Of Officer
Joseph kashmitter at Orange City,
Marshars Condition critieaEHas
Wife and Five Children.

Special to oTimes-Republican.
Sioux City. March 25.-Town Mar
shal Joseph Kashmitter was held up by
highwaymen at Orange City 1T o'clock
this morning. As they ordered him to
throw up his hands. they shot him four
times. and his condition is critical. He
has q wife and ave children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
FIVE GUARD OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Selected For Two Weeks Service VIII
Regulars ut San Antonio.
nes Moines, March 25.-Ad1utan,
General Lincoln today named five ma.
tionai guard officers who will repor,
TOR service At San Antonio for two
weeks service. Aprils6. They arc Col
Harry A. Allen, OF Des Moines. Fifty
third regiment: Capt. C. C. Aiken. OF
Winterset. Fifty-fifth: Capt. J. A.
Stewart. Mason City, F'ifty-sixth; Capt
Charles w. Schamp. Ottumwa, Fifty
fourth: and Maj. w. 8. Conklin. of Des
Moines, medical service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

coaches are about ten feet under water.
and 1t II said the list Of dead may be
increased when the debris - cleared
Seven bodies had been recovered a
noon and the injured were brought here
and will be sent to the Atlantic Coast
hospital at Waycross.
First reports Of the wreck were ia
the effect that the entire train went into
the river ana that forty persons were
killed outright. The scene Of the
wreck is in q remote section Of the
state and It was several hours before
accurate information was obtainable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
KELLEY VERY PROMINENT.
Once Leading Physician % Nome cll
and Playmate of Man Ne Killed.

Once Leading Physie1sn oS Nome Ceei
and Playmate os Man he Killed.
Special to Times cs-Repub3can
Council Bluffs. Mnrch 25.-Dr. K1i
ley. who killed two mon In Doo Mulosd
including an officcn has besn Q cit1
zen OF Council Tlufrs from childhooi
and has practically always made hil
home with his parents. Mr.. and Ar1
J. w. Kelley. The elder Kelley 10 IocA1
agent for tho Standard Oh Comoanyl
DR.. Kelley Is reputed ono Of the best
physicians In the city. but for the pest
year has lost his prestige owing "a
drink and. sonse say. dope.
Or Kelley was graduated nou,
Creighton Medical College, Omaha, at
ter quitting the high school heeA 80ou
after graduating he went to IaAa11
where he pr:,cticcd medicine Tor 0ov-
eral years. Hc 10 about 80 years cd
and had never married. The most 6ya0-
tic action was rccenoly tahn hy
members OF tho STATS Of thu local hos
pitfalls. who refused to permit d.. Kea.
ley to have patients at the hospitals
Wooiman and Kelley eoyhood Felsnde.
woolman was one OF the most pop.
ulnr ofIicers mere. STooss..:::: and Kea.
ley were boyhood friends ana play
mates, ard It was woolmans dislike
OF placing Kelley in Jail that eose him
his life Before leaving Woolman sAid
to Sheriff McCnnrey: II should hate
to lock Harry up because he has al
ways been my friend and wo played
together in school Wooiman leaves
a widow and five children
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
DRINKS cARsoLlc ACID.

oskaIeosa Man, Depressed BY illness
in Family, Suicides.
Special to Times-Republican.
Oskaloosa, March 36.-Ffed Jenkins
agsd 80. craxed with typhoid fsvor and
worried by family conditions, two chii-
Nren being dangerously III with typhoid
at the same time. suiclded BY drinkini
Sa.ssc...c acid. Hss wife and four chill.
Arsn ere destitute.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
No Word From, Steamer.

Seattle. Wash. March 25.-Nothing
has been heard this morning OF the
fate OF the thirty nine men who were
on board the steamer Schclt when she
cnpsizeti oil 1oao.H::' Head yesterday.
The tug Jolisee which went TO the res-
cue has not returned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
May Avert Strike.

SpectaI 70 Tlmes.RepUbIIcHH
Boone, March o5.-Offcials OF the
interurban company at 10 a. m. today
were waiting Tor reply from the en-
ployes to the offer which the former
made last night at q conference. Trnin-
mon and international officials a-e now
In session and strike may be avterted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
plLLv WOUNDS FATAL.

Man Mystsrieusly Shot as eidnsy Sue.
eusnbe In Aospatol.
Special to Times Republican.
Counca Blu6s. March 3S.-D6wafd
Dtlls, Of Sidney. who was ;mysteeiously
shot twice In the abdomen ten dAys
&c 4!aA ar hnenseai here today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
sRoneRlck NOT GUILTY.
jury Aequias Illinois ssnassr On charo
Of Bribery.

~OTy No0Vv0D USss1os0l 0O01eoS On O10f00
Of Bribery.
Springfield. H.. March 2s-state een-
ator John Broderick was found not
guilty by q jury IN the. eangamon
county court late yesterday afternoon
Tho Jury was out twenty minutes.
Broderick was, charged With bribery
In ocnnsstisa With the election Of
United etases SENATOR I,of1mer. Tssti-
mony was heard a.. the trial that h>
had 2tvea Sa.soo 10 former 8taHe Asn-
ator D.sw.sAesstlsw~ Of lwlea In consid-
Grafton " thesIuka senator's vote 70,
Lorimef.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
TRAIN INTO RIVER:
MANY AMONG DEAD
Dixie Flier on Atlantic Coast Railway Falls
Thru Trestle Over Alapaha River.
TWENTY-FIVE OR MORE KILLED

Death List May be Much LargerTwo Day Coaches and One
Pullman Buried Under Waters of Stream, With Passengers
-Seven Deud Recovered and ldentif1edTrain Started
from Chicago and Carried Passengers Enroute to Florida
Resort TownsReef Trains and Physicians Hurried to
Scene.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
THREE CARS IN RIVER.
o.sie,sl Report Admits Many Ars ossd
~ and Missina. ~

Vt3eoooe tSOogv R0"ssS s"ssS ~ -
ss&e !, and Missing. ~
gavannah, Ca, March 25.-Aflantic
o6ast line physicians hAve loft here Tor
fhe scene of the Dixie F1ier wreck near
ocilla. Five persons are reported dead
ana Conductor Parnell. Of Savanasa. IN
charge Of the train, il missing.
The Atlantic coast lines general SUI
,,erintendent's Office gives out the fol-
mwing account Of the wreck OF tho
Dixie Filler:
.rrsin No. s5. known ~ tho Dixie
yiier. running from Chicago to JACK
.onville. Fla, was wrecked on the Al
lapaha trestle. three miles south OF
Ahe station on the Brunswick & West
ern division OF the Atlantic Coast Line
railway at 1920 O'Clock this morning
The train carried down with It 4oo
feet Of the trestle. The baggage car
was telescoped and the first and second
class coaches and the first Pullman
car fell thru the trestle.
"Conductor Charles ]. Parnen. Of sa-
vannah, and . negro porter. are sup
posed to be under tho wreckage. A
number Of passengers were injured
"rhe accident was caused by the
sxine,s driving wheel axle breaking
off. Hospital trains were sent from
the Coast Line office At Waycross to
the scene Of the wreck with doctors
and nurses on board Tho train LEFT
waycross at $40 o'clock. Doctors were
also sent from Upton on . special
train, and the company doctor from
willacooche went to the scene on .
hand car. It will be thirty-six hours
before the track u clear. Tho known
dead are:
wv. cuLPEPPER, Of Upton. Ga.
20. F. BONwART. Henderson. Ky.
.:ERs. ". D. FLETCHER, Roland,
NJ
"coNpucroR CHARLES ). FAz-
NELL. Savannah. Ga
..ExpREss MDssENGER WOOD
WARD.
..VIREMANs LUCAS ELLIS. colored
PORTER w1uDDMN. coloeed..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
pIsPArcHxas oEr IMcREAsE.

Threatened Strike On illinois Central
PsebAhly Avsrtsd.
Chicago, 0laeoh 25-lt was an.
stounoed' today that all train Dispatch
oeo On the Illinois Central road had
been gfaated IN 1ncreaso In pay
amounting to 10 Per cent. Telegraph
ers In the employ Of the company, it
II said. are also scheduled TOR an in-
crease.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
1EARNEY WILL APPEAL.
Thrss.l League Fight Over Watsrlee
Not Vet Ended,

Cincinnati. March 25.-An appeal
from the decision Of the board Of arbi-
tration OF the national association
which sustained the contention Of Wa
terloo for membership Of tho Three
League. has been made by President
Tearuey, OF that league. Chairman
Hermann says he Will confer with
johnson and Lynch and other mem
Der Of the commission before making
any announcement In the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
FIREMAN LUCAS ELLIS oolored
.PoRTHR w111DDEN. colorsd..
pEArH LIsr REnucEp.
esvsn Known Dead 0ue othsr Bodies
Believed 20 % In River.

Believed 20 % In River.
ocilla, March 25.-seven or more
persons were killed and more than q
dossn injured whsn the Dixie Filler on
the Atlantic Coast line. running be-
Swsen chicago aud Jacksonville, Fla.
was wrecked on trestle over the
Allapaha river near here. at 1850 o'clock
thas n,or.ins.
The Arst ana second class coaches
and the arst Pullman went into the
xavsg. carrying away about 100 test OF
- trsst)A According 70 ssports Of
6ene q the passsngsrs The crash; came
without warning. It wad caused By
Nssal1ng ..of an axle on the engine.
sAsa nai1way of ths long trestle. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

Special to Times Republican
Des Moines. March 25.-The Joint
ballot for United States senator In the
Iowa legislature today resulted as fol-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

Charles City. March lk-Tnos al
elevator at Doubleday. . 4sW 0llo0 l1es
CHARLES City. burned 60 ~ ogOu
with about l.ooe bushels e a1AAn.
loss Vim b about Ss.eeo. - ego n
al. Sla AFA u uaADoW2 ssSss,s ss5 4 i
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
May 9sleee Reform cabinee.
piAz' CABINET RESIGNS.
Aged President Deserted by His Aides
at Critical 1ime.

at Critical Time.
Mexico City. March 25.-The Diaz
cabinet resigned at special meeting
yesterday. The president deferred ac-
tion upon the designations.
The reason given for the action Is
the belief that It will contribute to the
reeSta blishment Of peace and facilitate
the reforms now being considered.
Enrique c. Creel. minister Of foreign
relations. presented the designations in
behalf Of all Of the ministers.
The designations included that Of
Ramon Corral as minister Of the de.
partment Of gobernacion. corresponding
to the department Of the interior in
the United States. but not an vice
president.
Al Are Aged Men.
Not one Of the men who resigned is
less than 65 years Of age. and a number
Of them are older. With the exception
Of Enrique c. Creel. the minister Of
foreign affairs. all have been member.
Of the presidents official family for
many years, and this fact alone has
been one Of the grievances Of the revo-
lutionists. who have insisted that the
chief executive should surround himself
with representatives Of tho younger
generation. men more closely in touch
with the affairs Of the people.
Following are the names OF those
whose resignations were received:
Enrique c. Creel. minister Of foreign
affairs.
Ramon Corral. minister Of interior.
Jose Yves Limantour. minister Of
finance
olegario Molina, minister Of Fomen-
to.
Justo Sierra, minister Of education.
Manuel Gonzales Cosio. minister Of
war ::a marina
Leandro Fernandez, minister Of pub.
Tic works and communications.
Justine Fsrnandez. ministed Of JUS
tice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
LEGISLATOR Near Death.

Special to Times Republican.
Des .Mcines. March 25.-Representa- :
tive William r. Byerly. OF Jones coun-
ty. who has been quito Ill. is not cx-
pected to live.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
Fatal Wreck in Manitoba.

Winnipeg, March 2s.-Three persons
were killed and several injured in g.
wreck between a lain OF s-... y pas
seI2ser coaches and an emi.Ts..t train
near Schndber. on the Ganaois.n Pa
cific railroad. today. 1..e usLlns met
head on and the wreckaSe caugh. dIa
F.. q. Kimball, q trainmAn, - known
to bo dead
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

Another Mad DOG Victim.
Speclal to Timeo-Republican.
Iowa City, ..aech 3S.-C3audo Small.
aged IS, tho third boy bitten BY q mad
dog at Clinton, was brought here this
morning for pasteur treatment In the
0tato bacuoesonGlcai la0UsNsssSy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
The wsa.h.r.

The Woathor.
Sun rises March rs al 5:oi. sets at
s: w.
fc Unsettled weather with show
eJS .light or Sunday. Warmer In tho
portion tonight: colder Sunday az
: ,on.
Notwithstanding cloudincss with
s wers tonight or Sunday: warmer
light.
South Dakota--Unsettlod weather.
ith probably showers tonight or Sun
ay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Teissraphie News:
Terrible Wreck in Georgia.
Passengers Carried Into River.
Thirty-N Nine Perish In Shipwreck.
Whisky Crazed Man Kills Two at
Des Moines.
Clean-Up Day in Senate.
Fatal Auto Accident at Hampton.
Mexico's Cabinet Crisis
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
Lines Crossed on Senatorship.
Bank Stocks TO Be Taxed.
Insurance Lobby Gets DruhbinE.
Waterloo Wins Baseball Fight.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
The Guard at tho State.
Are We Giving What They Need
Now?
The schenks. Black Mike and Fat
Sue.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
Sunday Reading
PAGES FIVE AND SEVEN.
lewa News:
Club.
Tells Weaknesses OF Reciprocity
Pact.
PAGES SIX EIGHT AND NINE.
City News;
On Trail OF Illegal Voters.
County Attorney and Sheriff Act.
Department Authorizes Sunday
Closing Of Po8tofrice
Miss Putzel to Wed Leon Green
baum
Busy Sunday For U. f. Conference.
Zen Hur Elects Officers.
CITY Election Monday.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and 0eneral:
Dry Weather Aids Wheat.
Corn Easier Under Selling.
Hogs Lower Except For Ltghts
Cattle Back to Last Weeks Basis.
Democrats Fix Committee States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
FRIGHTENED soY KILLS HIMsELF
Fearing Long Prison Term, Yeutt
comnaito Suicide.

Camden N. J. March s5.-scared by
fellow prioonsFs. VITO toad him that he
would hksly ct q long term, Robert
Lason. . 14-ysaF-otd boy Of this city
committed suicids in his cell in the
Camden county jail last night. He
made q noooo Of his belt and fastened
It to an iron bar three feet from the
floor. The boy had bssn taken to thu
Jail On March 10 ON Q chazge Of enter
ing the homo of his brother and tam
peFtn4 with gas meter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

Special to Times Republican
Dss Moines, March 1k-Joo WAler
was placed under arrest By TIM Dae
Moines police today charged With the
murder OF Frank 9oleoA IN AuaeSaI.
by hitting tina htter ovee Nho had win
n shovel In q quarrel at tho Iowa 1ot<-
land Cement Company poAnA lAsS
mitlnight. Il - claimed thA& 0oaaot
had bcen drinlc8ng and haA Nhu4
Miller when he committed tke mu1aGg.l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
WAR 10 CONTINUE,
SAY NS|JRR[C|0S
RE9loNATloN or plAZ'o CABINET
DOES NOT MOVE REvo.
LurioNlsTS.
DEVELOPMENTS REGARDED
a. MEANING SURRENDER

Rsbs,s VII, Insist That New Prssidsn.
tiai Election hs Called and That Gov.
srner Ds Chosen by Popular Vote
Diaz Probably Will oslset Reform
Ministry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

Ojinaga. opposite Preside. Is s!eged
and short Of provisions We expect its
surrender very SOON Good news from
the rest OF the republic"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

IA Paso. March 25.-Con61dent that
the resignation OF the Dias cabinet
means the end Of the present political
regime Of Mexico and tho institution OF
great reforms, but stu uncertain ~ to
the Immediate results which may fol-
low Of the selection Of new cabinet.
members Of the insurvetco junta today
insisted that the insurrection will pro-
ceed.
The Developments 1t Mexico City are
regarded as q direct result OF Senor
Limantours conference with in0urrec-
to agents In New York. Francisco 1
Madero. Sr., and Gustavo A. Madero.
father and brother Of the so-called
provisional president, have been ac-
quainted thru the junta here OF the
terms on which the revolutionary lead
efs would make peace and laid plain
statement Of his demands becore Senos
Limantour at their conferences.
Revolution 70 Continue.
In spite Of the resignation OF the
Mexican cabinet the junta here de-
clared today that Madero win continue
90 prevent EU1lTOAO A1tV 104oBI dpnAV
communication thruout northern Mex
leo and will endeavor to capture more
towns - bases Of supplies. The de-
mand that Dta5 declare null his last
election and agrse to new election for
president will not be relinquished and
tho popular election Of governors Of
states and Jefes poutico will be insisted
upon. The junta declares any ne1otiA-
tions must be completed under an arm
ed truce.
May sslso& Reform Cabinet.
Nevertheless the selections made By
President Diax for q now cabinet, It u
thought, viii have IN important bear
ing on the insurFecton. Migud Ahurps
ada, now governor Of the state q Chi
hslahua, who has bsan looked upon - Z
poSs4ble mihisesf oe the in4esfof, % 10
gardsd BY the 1Issnsrectos - . isader od
the rsfofm movement.
Senior Ltinantour ana Bsrnado- Reyes
former leader. now In Europe on Z
military mission, arc regarded e men
who will figure prominently in the new
cabinet. II the wishes Of the insurrectos
are considered
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25
CLEANUP DAY N
|OXA'S SENATE
ODDS AND ENDS DISPOSED OF
AND CALENDAR ARRANGED
FOR NEXT WEEK.
EFFORT TO JuooLE WITH \
FATHER TIME PREVENT /.

Plan 70 Set Clock Ahead and Ballot
EARLY For Senator Prsventsd-Ssnate
ki'ls Bird Bill and Passes Important
Bank acknowledgement BY
erly Fatally III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-25

drsia ere destitute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

y
! ind In Hening's statutes At LARGO
~ Virginia. volume XII, chapter QI
rage 220. an nrt OF General Assembly,
October. 1856: AN act authorizing John
MAYO. the Younger. 70 build, a toll
bridge across James River" To VIII
First. Be II enacted by the General
Assembly that !. shall be 'lewfu, for
John Mayo. the Younger. his heirs
and assigns, to- erect or build bridgu
across James River. from any part
~ the lands on each Shore. between
he upper end Of Broad Rock Island
and the upper end OF coutts Shrry
! landing"
The net goes oh.to state TIA, ,the
said John Mayo, the Younger. hi.
heirs and assigns. shall begin to eraot
said bridge within two years. and
complete the same within seven YEARS
thereafter e II win be observed in
this connection that Tho first bridge
tos per nct dIl not require or allow
two geicrations TO construct IT.. as
per trnditlon. c,c.
Tho writer aisu thinks II within the
province of Il fair. honest doubt. as
10 the statement that this hrst br:dgo
was "a structure of logs riyeted to.
Sethcr. and. floatcd OH pontGons 1t
IN barely possible 0,at Colonel VII
linm Byrd. or the denerGf Assembly
would accent such bridge nd - ants.
charter Tor Mo :nc. d f..7,S a. -. (
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