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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
END OF COX CASE
. SEEMS AT HAND

Cincinnati, O.. June ls,-Unless Prosccut
ing Attorney Henry 7. Hunt can devise
some plan. that now appears to be unknown
TO legal authorities, the end OF the case In
which George B. Cox. political leader and
reached to-day.
judge william Dickson on hearing mo-
ton from the prosecuting attorney to-day
asking for rehearing Of tho case over
ruled the motion. =.
IN the same breath he quashod the sec
ond Indictment against Cox. the prosecut or
previously having announced that he would
elect that Cox he tried on the frst indict-
iinent One OF two indictments had already
Deem quashed BY Judge Dickson, and IL was
inc intention OF the prosecutor to bring Cox
10 trial on the other indictmcnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
ENGINE sKIPs OUT
Runaway Locomotive ovcrtukcn Only
1870, When Stenm ExhnuHtH. -Dt.

When Steam EKhausts.
Battle Creek, Mich, juno 1G.-Grent
excitement was spread along the limo
or tho Grand Trunk yesterday when
the news was flashed over the wires
that an engine had Skipped out" and
was running eastward ut full speed.
foreigner, taking the engine In
charge as hoetler, pulled tho throttle
wide open, 1t is claimed, and then
jumped. not Knowing what else to do
Yard employees who tried to step
aboard were thrown and the engine
was soon out OF sight on the main line
engineer James Condor jumped Into
another locomotive uod gave chase.
while tho operators along tho line
caused all trains to turn into the
nearest sidetracks Near Bellevue
fourteen miles from Battle Creek. the
runaway engine exhausted It's steam,
and was easily Captured" by Condon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
DIES TO LEAVE coNGnEss.
secretly Meaaed Representative

Secretly Welded Representative So
Snys, but Ills Intention In Doubted.
WashlnEton, June 16.-A sensation
caused by the discovery that Con-
gresham Martin Dies. of Texas. who
has been in daily attendance on the
sessions of the House. had secretly
married again after n divorce obtained
by his FIRST wife, and Is living in :,
small suburb Of Washington under the
name of Martin Davis, has been fol-
lie will leave politics and either return
To the practice OF law or to his farm
In Texas near Beaumont. The mar
riage took place in Baltimore, Decem-
Der - last year. The new Mrs Dies
was Mrs. Florence n. Hoover, who,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
HAITIAN REBELS WIN
Renulae Attacs Made ~ 900 Gorer,

RepuiBe Attack Made by 900 Governs
mcnt Troops.
Cape Hatien. Haiti, June l6.-Nine
hundred soldiers taken to Fort Liberte
on the steamer Caledonia to reinforce
the government troops In that vicinity
recently attacked the rebels and were
repulsed.
Jules Deve, citizen OF France, and
Max Hermann. Belgian. both con
nected With the family OF General
Lcconte the leader OF the last revo-
lutionary movement. and who were
recently expelled from the country. EN-
barked on the French steamer Quebec
for st. Thomas too day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
REICHNANN TRIAL
NOWIS UNDER WAY

New York, June ia long list of charges
against Joseph B. Reichmann. former pres.
ident OF the Carnegie Trust Company. was
read Mt the opening session of Reichmann's
trial oil charge of making u false state
ment and tuggiery OF the institution's
funds. Faislncntion OF a report and kitlng
checks" were among the ilcgaities which
the district attorneys office declared il was
ready to prove. M
The specific charge on which Reichmann
FACED the jury covers an alleged transac-
ton involving s5o.co. which Assistant Dis
!, et-Attorney Clark declared should have
been Included among contingent liabilities.
This was not done. he said: on the contrary.
he clalmod Reichmann certified to the
panKing department. In statement filed
carry last September. that there were no
contingent liabilities
The jury was completed this afternoon.
Adjournment wns taken until to- morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
WANTS PARocHIAL SCHOOLS
Swedish Lutheran spenker cne. Ger

swedish Lutheran Speaker Giles Ger
mum Lutheran System as Example.
Luluth. Mimi, June 16.-Addrcssing
the Augnstana Synod of Swedish
Lutheran Church OF America to-day,
Dr. Norelius. retiring president, dwelt
upon schools. and deplored the teach
Ing of religion In public institutions;
spoke against dancing and the teach
ng OF It In public schools. and adj
vocated the organization Of parochial
schools, similar to those maintained
by tho German Lutherans.
Twelve hundred organized conEregn-
tons. with pastors In ten conferences
We're shown TO be In fiourishing con-
ditions. III "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17

ROCHESTER, \. =. juno I6-TorontU
was unanimously chosen for the next
annual convention OF tho international al
Association OF Police Chiefs atithis
mornings session Of the eighteen til
ANIMAL convention here. The date OF
of the executive committee. The cleo
ton OF officers resulted as follows:
Il President, Major Richard Sylvester,
dent. Michael j Regain, Buffalo, n. u;
Second Vice President, Joseph NJ.
Quigley. Rochester,, n. u; Secretary
Treasurer, Harvey Q. Carr. Grand Rap
ids Mich. l-.. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
SEAMEN ORDERED
TO GO OUT TODAY

New York. June 16.-Thc threatened
strike Of coastwise seamen developed
III part tonight with the calling out
of employees of the Morgan Line" OPP
Grated by the Southern Pacific Com
pnny, between New York and New Or
leans The 1000 employees were ordered
to go out at 10 a., NJ. Tomorrow unless
all demands arc conceded. Employees
OF other coastwise lines postponed ac-
tion on the strike question until Sun
day. M
The strike action was taken at a
mass meeting of members OF the In
ternational Seamen's Union Of America
ana followed a report of a committee
appointed a nonthSago to present the
mems demands to the coastwise ship
owners According TO II. p. Griffen,
wee president of the union. redress
was promised the men by all the COM
panies except the Morgan Line. Fail,
ins to obtain satisfactory assurances
from lis representatives he said, the
| action of tonight was decided upon
committee was named 10 review
lie status of negotiations with other
Goa stwise lines and TO determine
whether fnrth6r strike ultimatun,s are
necessary. 1t will make known its de-
clsloE by Sunday Represented on the
/, committee are tile International Cooks
, and Stewards Union. Intern2tional
sailors Union, Transfers International
Union and l''iremen's International
Union Unless Immediate action is
taken, according to Griffcn, a general
strike may he declared to Tic up the
entire Atlantic coastwise service, ar
fectlng over 10000 men
lie mems demands Include higher
pay, better food and other Improved
hno ok,
OH lard
s sners Momus and Antilles are now
IN port, the former being scheduled
10 san Tomorrow and the latter on
Wednesday next af
Hnif-IIcnrtcd AFFAIR.
LONDON ilinc t6.-rhe leaders OF the
a'Iiks OF The seamen profess to be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
STAGNATION IN
LAKE f: TRAFFIC

Cleveland. June 16.--Not in years.
vessel owners say, has there been such
stagnation In freight traffic on the
Great Lakes as during the present
season. Local carriers estimate that
a total of 500 vessels are in port. none
of which has had n cargo since the
close of navigation last fall.
Ore traffic Is reported unusually
light Reports of a bumper crop In
the Northwest. however, causes vessel
owners TO hope that there Will be a
big Increase in, frcightage before the
season ends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
NEGRO SERIOUSLY STABBED.
Several Ribs Severed and Heart
Laid Bnrc.
Especial to The Tines.Disna, 4

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
#. Spotsylvania, Va, JuneIG.@A seyerc
alteration took place yesterday after
noon at " p. Waiics sawrnili. near
Smell. in this county, between two ne
gro mon, robic Monroe and Fred John
son, during which Monroe siashctl
Johnson With q large knife in the left
breast. serering several ribs and laying
bare his heart and lung. Monroe was
arrt sicd this morning By Constable u.
" ilockaday. and brought before JUS
tice r. ". Aitenburg, who in defau,,
Of bail sent the accused to jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
MEETS AT MoNTREAT.
Annual Southern students Convention of

the J. NJ. C. A. ~
Asherille. y. G., Juno ls-The nineteenth
tho Young Mems Christian Association
oPened al Montreal Tonight with an al
tendance Of over 800 delegates, repre- sen TIM
twelve states and NINETY Southern Institu-
lions. Tho opencing address was delivered
by the Rev. Paul b. Kcin. pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. h South Belt
Buckle Tenn. on How to Get Most Out
OF the Convention"
The Rev John Little, euperintendent of
mission Of the Presbyterian Church for the
colorcd race. discussed Religious Condi-
tions Among the Negroes"
The convention proper VIII open to- NOR
row. Itt ill fs stei tfs"ate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17

for three or four years was his fyna.
writer Tho flrst Mrs. Dies came to
,Washington with her husband whom
no TOOK his scat In tho Sixty-nrst Con-
Sress and remained hero q your, when
Tor a divorce. Mr.. Dies. In the name
OF his second wife, has bought a
bungalow on the outskirts of tho cap
gresham DieB's Intentions, and say
ne mas decided to go home, and fight
1or denomination and elaotion u d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
WANTS DIVORCE.
wife of Lieutenant RcnrSnn, u. S. Ia,
Mnrried In WnahinE ON, FIicN SuIt.

y 11N"'C1If-Hr NcHTSHn, q. ;. A.,
Nfinrried In Washington, Flies Suit.
Wankegan. Ill, June 3l6-A suit for
divorce has been filed by Mrs Jessie
Reagan. OF Fort Sherideli. against
First Lieutenant NJ. TayHr NJ. Reagan
OF the Twenty seventh infantry.
At the time of their marriage In
Washington in 1905 Reagan was pom
ular in official and social circles.
Mrs Rea gan alleges Reagan dranl.
excessively, she says that in August
1909. b. seized her by the hair and
threw. her against the bed until she
was Unconscious. The lieutenant came
nome, shc asserts, with a bottle or
whlskey and after taking q glass him
self attempted to force her To drink
the remainder, and on her refusing
threw the whisk ey in her face, smashed
the bottle and glass. and SHE'D the
piece at her. .lsj3e NH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
CHINA PLANS Big ARsENALs
VIII Strengthen the Military Defense
l Iit iiH of Tibet

Victoria. b. c., June l6-chinn has
decided TO establish large arsenals at
ShanGhaikwan and Chang Tiakon, on
the Gulf of Pechili. according 10 In.
formation brought by the Tacoma
Maru which arrived from the Orient
Advtces to Japanese papers from
FeAlnS state that China has decided to
pay much attention 10 tho military do
Tense of Tibet. and military road is
being cut between Szechuan and
Lhassa, where q brigade OF modern
troops will be stationed. In addition
The o-Chinese boundary delimi
tation commission, which has been
neGotiatine in Manchurin, has dis
Rgroed concerning the disposal of tho
territory for 800 miles in length.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17

special {? The Times Dispa.ch IS
y Danville. Va, June i6-At a meet
ing Of the Board OF Aldermen. held
here tonight. the salari of two city
oilcials were increased, these being tho
City Attorney and City Clark and
auditor The City Attorney gets mn
Increase Of from si.20O to $1,000 and
the CITY Clerk and Auditor is given
$1,000. or $500 more than lie now re,
ceives The increases become effective
July 1. -
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ADDRESS BY ROBERT E. SEER
Feature Of nigh. Session Of 7. W. c. a

Feature of Night Session OF 7. w. C. A.
Conference.
Asheville, y. c.. June ls.-Miss Ethel
Stevenson. of London. Eng, discussed Our
tionship TO Other Lands at to-day's
session Of the Southern conference OF the
Young Women's Christian Association.
THE Value OF Publicity wae the subjec.
chosen BY Miss Mary Lallen. OF New York
Miss Mary Porter returned missionary
from India, continued her series of lectures
on The Conquest of India"
Robert r. Speer. secretary OF the Presby-
terrain Board OF Foreign Missions, to- night
spoke on"Opportunity. or the Open Door
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
May Provide summer CnpitpI.

N" WaRhIngton, june TITO pass on
the claim sput forward by many To-
calities and to determine the advis-
ability OF government action, Repre-
sentative Taylor. Of Colorado. to day
introduced Joint resolution providing
of a summer capital The resolution
was referred to the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds It
would provide a summer home for the
President and numerous Office build
iDRs, s-8as 13
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
I111nIer Ynr,Ix n,,rn

ST. Louis, Mo. June 16.-lirc. started
by incendiarle5. it is charged. Tonight
swept the planning mill and lumber
yards Of the William @. Frye Manufac-
turing Company, ,Iated within 4
hnlf-mtle Of the district burned over
last night. The damage caused by to-
nights fro is 5000. 900 ~ u. sl,il,- ~ u I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
Woodmcn in session

Rochester. ~ Y, June 16.-Sove-
reign Camp, Woodmen of tho World,
and supreme Forest, Woodmen Circle,
morning session to business, and in
Athe afternoon took In the Eastern
League baseball game. At tho camp
session Sovereign ManGgertJ T.. Fitz-
chairman Of manage To-morrow
both camp and forester will visit
Niagara Falls. fTl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
REFUSED TO ELoPE; SHOT
MINI Walks Into New York Cnfe a1,,,
Kills Young Woman.

New York. June 1s.-Because Mrs.
refused to olopc With him, Johu
Omega walked into the restaurant
where. she was employed today.
pushed aside the infant she held nj
nei breast and shot her through the
heart. b- IL f''N
Covering the proprietor OF the res-
taunrant with his revolver Omega
fled and has not Yet been arrested
Ho Is said TO be the father of six
children. M n ~.
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no FIGHT nArrLEsNAkEs.
CLUBS Eormea 70 I..ermlna,e nep.lIe.

In Northern New Jcrscy.
Newton. y. j., June 16.-Northern
New Jersey is overrun with rattle
snakes. and they have become such a
nuisance that snake clubs have been
formed. to fight the pests Already
many thousand snakes have been Killed
By these organizations. which Will
keep UP their work until all have been
eHternlinatcd. l
Man yreasons are advanced for the
REPTILES becoming 50 numerous Some
say that the heavy blasting has fright
ennd the snakes out OF their hiding
places, while other believe the storms
OF the past few weeks are a factor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
POKER BARRED ON |IsTHMUs
rannm1 Gam. Gannl Il EmpIeye. Have neen

TRnnmn Cnnnl Employees Have Been
Losing Their EARNINGS.
New Orleans. June l6.-Accordlng
TO advices received here decree
against poker games Issued by Pres
ident Arosemena. of Panama, is the
direct result of demands made by Col.
onel Goethals. chief engineer Of the
Panama Canal, that gambling on tic
lsthmus be suppressed. The gamblinr
rooms In Panama and Colon have
caused many Of the employees OF the
canal TO lose their savings, bringing
about discomfort 80 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
Suit Against standard.

/, z bilene. Kan. Juno iG-Suit against
The Standard OIL COMPANY on tivc
counts. charging restraint Of trade And
shutting out of competition In Dlcktn-
son county. in violation OF State STAT
tItes WAS hled in the Dist rict Court
mere. TODAY by states Attorney Gem
eral Damon and CntlntviA ttnrnny 1sn,,h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
DIM Rcnchca Snnin.

Cormnna, Spain, June ] 6.--The stsam
or Ypiranga, with former President
Dlaz on honrd. arrived here This owe
ming. The governor and the Mexican
,corsui greeted General DiaZ.eT The Men
lean ;eS-Presdent did not land and liz.
vessel proceeded on her yoyngo.i I'.isj'I>i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
!, William u. Duncan.

ISpccIaI TO The TImes-DIsDatch1 fI3,
Raleigh. n. c., June is.-INiliiam p.
Duncan. father of Republican Nationni
GommItteeman f, 6. Duncan. died this
FIc was seventy years old and
came 10 Raleigh from Beaufort ton
years ago. serving since that ti5sc as
cashier in the internal revenue depart
trlct. The remains will. be taken to
Beaufort Tomorrow morning, the in
terment 10 he In the family burylng
ground there = ~ - 9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
Presentrh TO Tnft.

Washington. June I'D omico Da !
CANA. the new Brazilian amba ssaflor.
was presented to President Taftsto
day al tho White House. Hc, succeeds,
Joaquin Nabuco, who died in Washing
ton some time ago S " ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
FIRES CAUSE HEAVY LOSS
Timber Vnlued>nf S5,OOO.OOO Burned IN
Jnpanese Province.

Jnpanese Province.
Victoria, %, c.. .une 16.-The de-
structive forest fire in Hokkoido.
province. Japan, briefly reported by
cable May 20, ragged thirteen days and
burned an immense area, causing tim
Der loss estimated at $1,000, 900, accord
Ing to- advices received by the Tocoma
Maru.
The f,re extended 70 Soyaz on the
north. and as fnr as Nemuro on the
northeast, after devastating the cen
trail region. a grea number OF build :
ings was destroyed including the
various local government Offices ifi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
FUN ERAL NOTICES

NOEL ATH The funeral OF MRS Nc
ELRATH. who died at her home
'Churfday night. will take place SAT-
URDAY MORNING, 10 O'clock, at tho
grave in Hollywood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
Will LOOK into Nilltary AfYa,rs.

Washington; juno 16.A-The Senate
o-day. by resolution. ordered the Com
,nlttee on Military Affairs thoroughly.
TO Investigate the system Of organiza-
whether or not the proposed eliminn-
ton Of many departmental headquar-,
ters and the concentration OF ali ex-
ecuuve work MT divisional hea dquar-'
tiers in New York. Chicago and San
Francisco Is advisable. This action
followed protests by Senators Hitch
cock, of Nebraska. and Bacon, Of
Georgia. against the change -------l---
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ana 5efcrr,s'd TO tho tho Committee on tho
NH Reportcd Fayorabiy.

June l6.-The Senate
Nay authorized favorable report on
the bill extending Tor two years the
Burton law regulating the diversion of
water from Niagara Rtrer. When
later Senator Burton sought to obtain
tho passage of the bill, Senator Gull
person. of Texas. objected. He said
no understood Governor Dix, OF New
q ork. might desire to be heard regard
ms the action OF Congress. The bill
accordinEly. won't over.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
OBITUARY
William II. lIcFnrlnnd.
Especial 10 The Times Disputc

loDtt ihi " ilt iIIlCS-
Radford. Va, juno ls.-WIlliam II.
Mcfarland died Thursday mornins at
q o'clock, after an illness OF ten
months. He was .nfty-two years old.
the late John Mcfarland, OF Trinity,
or whom nine survive. namely, Rob
ert H.. OF Radford; Samuel X. OF Wv
ian; w. Va: John,C of Towy Willard
burg: Thomas. OF Roanokc Mrs. Mary
Williams. of Ellet. near Christians
burg. and Misses Margaret and Eliza
beth Mcfarland OF Trinity. MIR Nc
who also survives.
pI [spe ee.I1is 70 The Times Dispesshl
neral OF j. il. Boswell, who died here
Tuesday evening OF a stroke OF apo-
pleXy. was held this morning at the
residence The remains were inferred
In the cemetery just out OF town. Mr..
Boswell was a native OF Lnnenburg
county. bpt~many years ago moved 10
Burkeviiie, where he had for q long
Time held the position OF postmaster
lie WAS the most prominent, Republican
In the county. He leaves wife,
daughter. Mrs W. p. Bostick, ANA two
sons, r.. L. Boswell and j. Forest Bos-
well, all OF this place
M Death of Child. lH
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Salem. Va. June l6.-Mary Essic. the
Infant Infant daughteI OF Mr., and Mrs. S.
''ci hoI NSiis, .ulcu IaStl night Mt g:4D
o'clock, at the family residence on
Market street. aged sixteen months.
The funeral services were conducted
this ms, afternoon from the residence. Rev,
Lohn Scott Merrldilt, rector of ST.
Paufs Episcopal Church, oficiated
VI ne. i;vn Earnest.
Especial Ia The Times Di.patch.l
Bristol. Va. June 1G-Mrs. Eva Earn
est died at ST Paul Thursday night.
aged eighty years. She was the widow
or Max. Felix Earnest. She Is suryiv-
ed by one son, Arthur Earnest. and
TWO daughters, Mrs r. W. Dickinson
and Mrs, James pickenson. OF Rus
Abrnm Svitzer.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Stanton, Va, June ls.-Abram
:Switzer, eighty nine years old, is dead.
leaving two sons. Charles f. and D. H.
both merchants of Staunton. and two
danghters Gussle amp Sophie. Mr..
! S54 to 1874 lie was a merchant in
Lexington. ~ II.
The body of Mrs. John s. Elicit. who
Street. on Thursday night. will be laid
TO rest in Hollywood Cemetery this
morning a. L o'clock The intcrment
will be private. There will be no SER
vices at the residence.
Rev. Solomon G.. Merck
tPfttsburG, Ea., June il6-The Roy
was visiting his mother-in- law. Mrs.
II. @. Fink, at Springdale. n suburb.
dled To-day after few days Illness
or heart trouble. The body will be
taken to Miami tonight.
william u. Duncan.
Especial to The Times DIspatch J f.5
Raleigh. y. c., June i6.-William B.
duncan. father of Republican Nationnl
'Gommltteemnn +. 6. Duncan, died this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
ANNOUNCEMENT
Delegates and Visitors to
The Baptist World Alliance

p, r. r. will operate through coach
from Richmond TO philadelphia with
out change on Monday, June 10Th, leav-
Ing Byrd Street Sta alton $40 a. M. Via
Washington and the b. e. O. r. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
/" Berry's for Bags

Our special to-day bags, suit
cases and Englfsh<grips.
For SIS an attractive com pan
ion fOr-that trip.
Berry Baggage is a good note
Standardization to the potentate
OF the hotel register.
And in trunks the most de-
sirable sorts are here from the
little Steamer to the big Ward
robe.
You can live happily, which
means comfortably, IN Berry
Baggage. #
Big Basement leaning with
products OF the whole worlds
best factories.
You are not confined to ONE
make here, but dozensI
#
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HnIf-iIcnrfch Annir.

London June 6.-The leaders OF the
strike OF Tho seamen profess To be
greatly encouraged by reports # they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17

rev. Solomon q. MERCK
l'ittsburG, Pa. June l6-Thc Rev.
Solomon G. Merck. of Miami. Fla. who
was visiting his mother In law. Mrs.
II. g. Fink, at Springdalc. n suburb,
dled To-day after n few days Illness
OF heart trouble The body will be
taken to Miami to-nIGht -.l =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17

F, So-clal Ia The Times Disps oh
Bristol Va. June 1G,-Mrs. Eva Earn
est died at ST Paul Thursday night.
aged eighty years. She was the widow
OF Max. Felix Earnest. She Is suryiv-
ed by one son, Arthur Earnest and
two daughters, Mrs r. w Dickinson
and Mrs, James pickenson. of Rus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-17
Abrnrn s,vItxer.

The body of Mrs. John S. Elicit. who
died Mt her residence 1l6 south Third
Street. on Thursday night. will be laid
10 rest In Hollywood Cemetery this
Will be private. There will be no SER
vices at the residence