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The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-24
BAT NELSON HERE.

Battling Nelson. the former cham pion figh.er, arrived in the city yes terday and will remain a month en- deavoring to get in shape to re enter the prize ring The former champion started in the game from this city, attained the highest pinnacle of sue cess. and after a recent defeat was considered going back" but he still believes he can fight as top notcher and is going to get in condition to make test of the matter.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-24
4oo9 Ed II. Johnson vs Confirmation

4609 Ed H. Johnson vs Confirmation of Tax Title.
 4657 F. A. Rost ys Parthenia Rost, dismissed for want Of prosecution.
 I407 A. W. Leonard ct al vs Ida NJ. Eddy ct al, dismissed and set asiue on legal showing.
 405l Jshn A. Kelley ys Sarah J. Kelly, reset for May 15.
 4535 Roberta " Babcock vs w l.. Babcock, submitted.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-24

Mayor Ed. .Crump, of Memphis, is here taking a brief rest frcm his duties. He is of the progressive type of young men of the south who be- lieve in clean and rogressive ad ' ministration of municipal affairs, and has contributed his snare towards making Memphis the real Queen City of the South
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-24

ing interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum from date Of sale until paid and n lien being retained on the premi- ses sold to secure the payment of the purchase money
 Given under my hand this 22nd day of March. A. D 1911.
 H. A. WH1TTINGToN.
 Commissioner in Chancery.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-24
How Old People May ProlOng
 Their Lives

At advanced age the organs act more slowly than in youth. Circu- lation becomes poor, blood thin and watery, appetite fitful, and diges- ton weak. This condition leaves the system open to disease such as Coughs, Colds, Grippe, Pneumo- mia, Rheumatisrs, etc.
 VINOL is the greatest health creator and body builder we know of for old people, as it supplies the very elements needed to re- build wasting tissue and replace weakness with strength.
 HERE IS THE PROOF
 A caso is recorded in Albany, N. ". of woman who felt she was breaking weak and feeble condition of old people. She had no strength and the slighfeet ex- ertion tired her. but vINOL made her well and strong. and she states that sho feels ten years younger than she did be- fore taking vINOL.
 We ask every aged person in this neighborhood to try bottle of VINOL with the understanding that we will return their money if 1t does not prove beneficial.
 R. c MORRIS DRUG co.
 Hot Springs, Ark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
.BOOMFOR HARMON
NOW UNDER WAY

Washington. u. C.. April 2l.-Thc
Ohio Democratic delegation in Con
gross. after scanning the political
horizon TO The East and tho West. par
ticnarly toward Missouri. Nebraska
and New Jersey. to-day decided 10
"shuck' coats and 40 to work In Darn
est for Governor Harmon. their cam
didate for The presidential nomination
In 1912.
The Ohio Democrats met in the office
Of Senator Fomerene to talk over the
situation.
Reports on the Harmon sentiment in
NIL sections of tho country we're made
10 the meeting. and senator Pomerenn
said NJ its conclusion that the strength
of tho Harmon sentiment surprised
even the Ohio delegation.
They showed that there Is more
sentiment for Governor Harmon in all
sections OF tile country than for all
the other candidates together S;ena-
tor Pomcrcnc declared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
HOSPITAL WEDDING
HALTED BY DEATH

New York, April .i.-Scrccns were
drawn about tho cot OF q suffering, man
in ward ~. Bellevue Hospital. at 4
O'clock yesterday afternoon, and
nurses whispered to other patients
there was going to bc. n wcddlns.
y young woman entered the ward,
accompanied by priest. Behind them
came two clerks from tho office OF the
marriage license bureau. ana then fol-
lowed Drs. Curlcy. Baker and Simpson,
of the hospital stan. ami Miss Edna
lmbodon. head nurse OF tho ward. soon
two other Young women and man
entered, They. too. went behind the
screen.
The priest was about ,obcgin speak
ing after marriage license had been
placed IN his hands. w,isn Dr. curlcy
.caned oyer the cot and took hold OF
me sufferers wrist. The patients
eyes We're open and staring but cues
lions pat 10 him were unanswered.
MI, Death lind Intcrrcncd
,,lts TOO late said tho doctor quietly.
The ,i,. patient has jug, died" =
me woman who stood closcs 10 tho cot.
and who had consented 10 INC death. he,i
marriage. swoonal. rhoy carried her from
IN" wafh. Her frendt. tho priest and clerks.
i11 a whilo the doctors drew the screens
IN" dead man was John Rcyclsk!. .hirty
ono, who lived in seventeen street ncar III.
East River The woman who was 10 have
mean MS wife IS Mrs Elizabeth Orsack az
l',S Avenue ~ a widow.
HcEelski- assistant foreman OF an iron
innndrN vas crushed Apr! under a heav,
order al Stvcniic,h street and E:aat River.
Ills left hip was broken. his fooi So badly
mashed II had 10 he nfnputatcd, and there
wrrc injuries On Tho hody II 80 =
. Ffnn The day Rcyclski was taken 10 Inc
hosri,ai Mrs Oreack had bccn n constant
visitor. She sat nv hls cot every minIlte
ihe heNefs and nifses. would permit her,
oncd and Mrs, Orsack was told tha, thnrc
was no hope for Rcyelskl. she was asked
I" convey tho news 10 him
" You don't mind. YOU will marry mo on
my dcathhcd' 10 said, ''Thcrc arc some
things can leave 10 my wifc which may
MOI icGally leave TO my sweetheart
Mother Gives Consent
Mrs Orsack consented 10 tho arrsnSementl
accompanied hy hor brother. Gnorcc orsark
she went 10 ihe city hall yesterday morn,
ing aud Explained the situation 10 CHIEF
olerk Scu'lN. Of the marriage license bureau.
Scui!y Eot into communica, ion Will Dr
George plianlon. deputy superintendent OF
tctevuc. and asked him IL there was any
objection To tho marriage.
Not tie slightest" said Tho doctor. .,This
Young wolnon's de,'tion 10 that man has in
terestcd me -
SO iwo clerks with tho license were son.
TO Bellevue yesterday al o'clock At tho
same time The Rev. Father trout pastor ar
81. Johns Church. Seventy second street AND
TWO women friends of Mrs Orsack and n
man friend of Reyelski
Il ne ceremony was to hive becn performetl
AT i:lS. Rcyelshi died at 4!it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22

Washngton. y. C.. April 21.--'rhe
Mexican rcvclutionists may yet iind
ii unnecessary to attack j,iarez. and
nm arm:st.cc within II few days he
tween tho Federal and insurSent forces
Is sim n strong rroba billy. This was
the Inference drawn from to-night's
activities of jlr vasnucI Gomez heal
OF the confidential agency of the Mex
lean rcvolutionists here.
Or. Gomez srnt several kilograms TO-
night to AicNico. but tho only infor-
ma ton as TO their contents NAE given
in I; statement y hich ", Issued.
III is impossible for me- said pr.
Gomez. Ito reveal tho nature of nc
ROTATIONS in Which am Tonight
engaged. All 4 can saysis that within
u few days | MAY 10 able 10 ccmmuni-
cate something Of great interest 10 tho
Mexican ncpplo. II is absolutely cs-
.sontial. however tina, these negotia-
lions he kert scrrct. as NC arc deal
ing with some delicate points
Dr, Gomez gave the impressiun that
.hc had set 20 work on some new
rlaps. ami that an adjustment of the
situation satisfactory To General Fran
cisco l. Mhdcro. n. MAY Vet lie cf-
fcrted lic WAS cptimis,ic AMI II is
hflteyrd that lie hal received. some as
s,iranccs or promises which caused
linn to advise tile rebel leaders In the
Held 10 he patient.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
Old FIELD NOTES .
SHOW STATE LINE.

Ha u
Raleigh. y. G.. April 2i.-4An old
document that ii is believed Will now
win for North Carolina the long
standing dispute between North Caro-
lima and Tennessee as to the State
lines. was day delivered TO Score
tary of State J. Bryan Crimes for safe !
keeping until the case comes 10 trial,
parties who loaned 1t TO Attorney
General It. ". Beckett for use in the
litiga ton. II is the field note book of
Colonel William Davenport. the sur
veyor on tho part OF North Carolina
when the Statc line was originally rum
i'll 1921. and gives In detail the course
and distance Of each OF the ll5 miles
run by the commissioners. II shows
a complete tally with the contentious
OF North Carolina. Until now no field
notes could be found and the map
made al that time was no, clear with
out the field notes. However, CAPITA
William davenport Jones. grandson OF
the noted surveyor. found the notes
in an old sdeboarl at the old Daven-
port home. In Caldwell county. IT was
in a secret drawer of this sidcboard
and is loaned 10 the STATE TO he re-
turned when the suit with Tennessee
is settled.
involved in the litigation is a strip
OF mountain region about twenty miles
long and three miles wide, valued AT
something like si.O00,o 900. The Attor-
ney General of North Carolina brought
the suit three years ago. to settle al
most chaotic conditions growing out Of
disputed jurisdiction and relative force
and land grants and other state instru-
ments involved. AZ one time Ten
nessee sheriff arrested North caro-
lima sheriff. and it looks as II tho
states didn't come In for final adjust
mcnt Winchester rifles would be resort
ed to in the territory. Tho taking of
testimony will he completed by July J.
and this will be presented to the
tinted states supreme Court, where
the case is pending, and the Attorney
Generals of the Two states VIII thrash
ont the argument.
Company u. Raleigh, won tho first
prize OF $50 in gold for the highest
team score, in the competitive rihe
range shoot. in progress here the past
,hrce dnve. for tho Third Regiment.
Company G. Reidsvilc. was second,
getting the $40 prize. The team scores
will not be made public until AFTER
the shoots at Goldsbor0 next week,
for the Second Regiment, and at Gas
tonia the following week for me first
Regiment The highest> indiHidna
score was %, out of a possible l9o,
this being by Private J. !, Beavers.
Company G.. Reidsvlle and the second
highest lal, by Corporal Robert II.
Lee of Company Il. RaieiSh- me
prizes dependent on the ultimate scores
OF teams in ali three regiments arc
tho puppnt loving cup and the Register
and tho McGichec gold medals.
a charter was issued to-day for the
IIarnctt Realty md Loan and insur-
ancc Company, IiilinGton. canitai $40
600 authorized. and $1,000 subscribed
IN Il. S. Smith. u. Godgrey and others.
Another charter was for the Angler
Mercantile and Realty Company. M
Eier. capital S2s,ooo, hy I'LL Williams
and others The capital paid In is
$1,000 M #t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
TEARS OUT H|SEYE
HURLSIT AT JUDGE.

vitcrbo. italy, April al.--Of ali tho
methods adopted by the Camorrist prs
oncrs to excite sympathy or to inciie
TO a riot. none surpassed in novelty
and effectiveness that OF tiactano Els
posito, who. at the end OF a mad ha-
rnnguc to- day tore a glass eye from
his head. and hurting j, At the feet OF
the presiding Judge. stampeded the
courtroom. Then lie fell In a faint.
and President Bianchi suspended the
sitting
According 10 the state, Esposito. who
is known as Insurer. is n dangerous
malefactor, and succeeded l;nrico .Nlfano
as tho head OF tho Camorra when AL
fano He'd to the United states, there TO
fall into tho hands of l.ieutenant Pctro-
sino. lie is charged with having been
one OF those who met az BaEnoli and
condemned t;cnnaru t'uoccolo Ia death
for irenchcry to his associates in crime
Attempts To Provo nm Alihi.
The prisoner attempted TO prove an
alibi SO far as the meeting at Bagnoli
was concerned. Al that time he was
travelling hc said, between Milan AMI
Rome. lie gave a detailed account OF
his wandcrinSs prior 10 the murder Of
Cuoccolo and his wife. and gradually
wrought himself M 10 II ;inc frenzy.
lie concluded in substance as follows:
1T is true that concealed myself
II the time when learned that vas
To be arrested. l was suffering. as
am even now, from heart disease. III
my boyhood lost one eye. feared
that | would die in prison from tho
malady which had already seized me-,
or, what would he even worse, that |
would lose my other eye
Throws Ginss Eye on FLAIR.
Here The prisoner became historical
and sobhcd Violently. his face in his
hands. Suddenly lie raised his head
and. with def movement OF the
hand. released the glass eye and,
throwing II on ihc floor before the
Judges bench, barred his face, dis
figured with old cuts, to the horrihcd
spectators, Thus for y few seconds
he posed and then. with "A choking
CRY, droppcd 10 tho floor in n faint.
AS Esposito collapsed, a tumult was
raised. From the steel cages the
prisoners shouted cried and cursed. !.
Ono of the iurynicn. who Is ply
sicinn, went TO tho assistance of
Esposito and President Bianch de-
clared the sitting suspended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
WINS ~ TWO MAIonrry.
fA-Jn'lEr /. ckiss HcnoniDntcd f.rro,
MnnNe 0itl's AffnrncN ri r.I..a. III.

a.
m"n"coith's Attorney Of Princes. ~.
N"riHi va, Arr, 2l.-#Tha, EN-
Judge y IS Ackiss was rcnomnated
l@r 'ollmonwealth's attorney Of Prin
ic.s MN" county by two majority
"ycr r. =. smith in yestcrda lis l,emn.
a,f'if rt,marN for comfy oGicc u
ahowti hraihc face ct,he returns. fol.
LOVING correction OF an irregularity
rom ono precinct. where II was shown
siX more ballots were IN the hon Than
names arrcarcd on tho poll books
Mnfn man vas blindfolded he drew
"pt OF the box five Ackiss ballots nrd
one for smith, There f. a demand for
L, recount and the matter mn" be
thrown into nc general election,
Only ono incumbeni county omcer.
othcr than Ex-Jndgc Ackiss. vns re-
nominated. This ono was his brother,
Sherih faui ". .tck:ss whom Ex-Iudse
Ackss appointed to once originally
nnrinE h's one months tenure OIL the
bench, "hep'h he old County court went
out Of existence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
JohnP. DuEEnn,
DEATHS

Err Died. in Richmond. April
20, MIR. II L. WALKER. Of BIod-
forty-ninth year OF ills age. and is
survived by his widow. two daugh-
tcrs. Misses Vela and Ruth Walker:
one son. Master IIohSon Walker; also
y stenfather. Mr.. II. c. Taylor: two
half-brothers and one sister Mr., II.
v. Taylor, Mrs. Q. r. Cook. of Neck :
lcnhurg. and DR.. G.. r. Taylor. OF
Richmond. Va.
FLETCHER Died. al Chestnut Hill.
Philadelphia. on "Wednesday, April
10. 1911 FLORENCE LEA. wife Of
William Nfoado Fletcher. and daugh-
ter of J, Talnall and Annie Cabecn
Services at ST. Panrs Church.
Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia, on SAT-
llRDAY, April %, att o'clock ~. NJ.
lntcrmcnt private.
ROWE-Dicd. April 81, at 7:25 II. Nj.
at the residence OF his mother, Mrs.
Roy q. Thomas. ao5 West Marshall,
FRANK LA FORESTER ROWE.
twcnty-six years OF age.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
susrENDEp ny nRoMN,
Newark Manager mud Two Afnntreui
pIuycrn uUt of Gimme.

New York April 2l.- Manager Nc
Ginnity. of Newark. and PLAYERS Nat
hecn indeGnitclv suspended by Presi-
dent Brown. of the Eastern League. for
figuring in - nsi fight during the game
with Montreal at Newark to-day.
The fight developed from n dispute
on {; long hit by Kelly OF Newark.
which the local man claimed rolled
into the crowd, and on which Kelly
was given three bases. according to
Tho ground rules. McC:inniiy was
crossing the field 10 explain tho mat
Tor 10 l5arroW. when. 1t is. alleged. Nat
ireAs addressed an insulting remark Ia
him tMcCiirnity,, An exchange If
blows followed. in which Hardy stcT-
rcd M to defend Ills follow pla yer.
The three rolled on the ground. but
were Scparatcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22

3 Mexico city. April IL Willie All de-
vout Catholics. al the request of the
archhishc.' to-day began 10 Join in a
PRAYER Tor tho 10 establishment Of
reacc. oiiioial Mexico sees no way 10
avoid the conflctiat Juarca
still refusing to treat with tho
rebels the government has ignored The
"ult:na,um issued by ltrancisco +.
Madcro. .Ir., that ltinz resign Tile pres
idcncy
upimisis continue to believe dhat
the promised battle may yet be avoid
cd. but tho nnnhcr ri optimists in
Mexico continues 10 grow smaller each
day, ana tonsht residents Of the cap
iiai have new cause for apprehcn-
sion.
Two days aga \; controversy arose
nj the agricultural school between the
students and tho directors 4 sma,l
detachment Of soldiers Was sent 10
The institution To preserve order, Tho
incident appeared closed, when the
students of The school OF medicine
came forward with grievances last
night. Aftcr having received PROMISES
OF support from I'ucbla schools to-day,
theH"stu,lent qucs ton assumed a no :
l!tical character
~ mass mecting tonight the stu
dents decided to join the ,'pcaccful
wing OF tho revolution and ask FRESH
den; az to resign.
That President Diaz thinks of yield
ing 10 the tcri,is is moi regarded rs tic
rcinotcst possibility. i6
\ The subject most discussed Tonight
is The probable outcome of a hattie at
Luarcz. Few hero believe that AIadcro
has amy change to Win.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
Change in Schedule
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway

Under new Zinc card. effective SIM
DAY, April ~ train :, VIII leave Rich
inond AZ $3.50 - NJ. instead Of 200
Louisville slccpers; train M. /. leaving
hifnihond 6:ij l., NJ, carrying sleeper
10 Cincinnati
Irain 10. 10. having Richmond $50
". Va; week days. and daily to Char
James River train. leaving Rich
, u, s,, OLE y NJ, daily. cxccp, SUNDAY.
VIII carry through sleeper To Natural
Bridge and Clifton Fargo.
Fast trains FROM Nurfnik an,l old
Point VIII arrive Richmond II 80 \, NJ.
and 6:Ju H. NJ Ifl' Il IN "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
4 CONTEST ron OFFICE.
,iorchcHd aud Hutton Emil 20 AErcc on
ai"n Tor Assistant District Attornc.-,
i. Special 70 The Timcs- I)ienotoI \

i STec'ai 70 The Times y ispatch.l
j WINSTON salem. y. g.. April 2i--Dis
uic' Attorney 4. T.. 1olton who was
state Chairman John NJ. More head. :
right band man" throughout the cam.
naign last y"ar. has CONC to wash
ingt'n. and his mission is said Ia he
IN regard 70 tho appointment of an
Assistant District Attorney II ro,nas
from good authority that MorehnaI
ana iloiton, who wrrN In conferences
II Gr"cnshrrn last night cannot aerco
on a man FOR assistant 10 the District
Attorney. The state airnnn wnnts
TO retain his kinsman. En- Judge r.oi,Ic
OF S'atesville. who has held the iob
.nur Years. white Hol,on is asking Cor
NC appointment p Younger and n,crc
ac,iNr lawNer. Ills fnvoriic Is said TX
e. T" ~ l'rirn. Of salisbury. WHO hold
,,sr once nnder Ioiion for two wear.
?Moreheads objection 10 Prizes is thni
ne belongs 10 he Natinua toip,Y,i,trnt
Wan duncan wing Of the part,. in
Nj w Sarpllnat and fought tho nras
,e,, $3.50 Sha irman's candidacy last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
LOG BEARS LlNCoLN'S NAME
N'IIIinm NIor1an's Contribution 10 iii
nOis niHtOricnI SncIciY.

Springfield. ILL.,, April el-william
Morgan residing at Osbornvillc in
Christian county, Yesterday carried 10
'hc statehonse q riecc OF rod elm log
measuring nineteen and onc-halfinches
In length and hearing on one Side the
carved inscription:
~ Lincoln. March Z. 1897
MI Morgan. who has lccn the pos
sosEor Of the log for more than year.
gave j., into the keeping OF the Illinois
state Historical Society.
That the log found little over a
year ago. IN pile Of drift in tho
$anSamon )liN"r. was or ginally carved
~ lincoln. is the belief Of Morgan ana
his neishhore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
NOT FRI no PREACH.

Iiishop OF -. VI. g.. Church critIcinca
Ministers Who Refuse 80 Pny Debts.
Norfolk. VA. April .i.-Btshon Low
! Conpin. of Philadelphia. presiding al
The virginia Conference of the IS. 81. j;
church. ut Portsmouth. to-day declared
preachers FOR failure TO nay sthriri
debts. The bishop said whilo his
church did not clcrt him sheriff or
nau debt collector. the man who would
cin'tv could not linve his character
pr sscd. is unit Ia preach and unworthy
of an appointment, which lie will be
refused" -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
WALL STREET CASH SEIZED
Police Itnid mn Alleged Gambling ITouse
N In the EinnncInI Diat rict- ----

New York. hnrii 2i.--r.icven hundred
dollars OF Wall street cash is in Tie
hands Of The rolice to-day as the pro-
cc"ds Of q raid on an alleged gambling
house in the heart of Tho financial dis J
trict late Yesterday Tho detectives
found 100 wcll-drcsseu men Of prospcr-
GUS appearance engaged in games Of
chance. MI bu, eight OF the scared
pomful were allowed to dena rt upon
swing tho police thoi names and ad-
dresses. The s1.i0O renrcscnts tho total
amount Of cash which was on the va
rious tables AT the moment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22
GovEnNoR AT MANASSAS.
Chief Speaker nj Eighth District
Farmers institute.

tSpccia To The Times Dispatch.
Manassas. Va. April Ex-Governor
william lodges Mann was chief speak
or at the eighth Congressional Dis
trict Farmers Institute hero to-day.
lie was rendered reception al East
ern College this evening, 10 which The
citizens of Manassas and vicinity were
invited The Governor left here at s
o'clock for Richmond. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22

der warfare OF the Mexican revolu-
ton, in order TO he able to issue a
prompt response to Mexico's repre-
sensations. The War Department. to-
day sent a second telegram TO Colonel
skunk. commanding tho troops at
Douglas. .triz., asking him to hurry
mis- report ON ali The incidents affect
ins The United states in the battles
Of aqua rricta.
That Mexico may have no complaint
of lack OF precautions by the Unltcd
states to prevent violations OF neutral
ltr, the War Department to- day re-
pcatcd bT telegram us previous re-
cent instructions to the commanding
Officers, Of the Departments Of Texas.
Colorado ana California;. tho three
military divisions covering the cntiro
any American soldier crossing the in
tcrnaionnl border. and provide for the
disarminT and holding until further
orders If ali conbatants crossing into
Tho United states.
In view OF reports that some citizens
ri vi l'aso. rcNa*. might adopt armed
rctaliatory measures In case any
American on this sile were injured ny
an attack of Iuarcz. the depart mont
MISC nstructcd Colonel s;tccver. com
mandiny the troops at FL Paso. 10
take necessary steps to prevent any
anch action and to this evd hold such
troops as rou have available ready to
meet any emergency" II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22

Wilmington. y. g.. April o1.-1.ast
night. while Reuben Branson and wife,
colored tenants on the farm Of IL c.,
Bridgers, Of Eadenboro, ~ c.. were
away from homo. and five of their
children. four them ranging In age
from two to five years, and the fifth
twenty years of age, were asleep in
the house, lamp exploded between S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-22

and o'clock. and they wcro burned to
death negro man, also In the house.
woke when his bed caught on fIro and
escaped through a window. but was
unable 10 saro the other occupants OF
the house aE&