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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
CORN is SAVED;
TOBACCO DAMAGED

Chief Farm Demonstrator r. ..
Sandy, who is on visit in Rich
monds SAYS that reports from the thir-
ty-i1ve county demonstrators situated
In ;hirty-five counties throughout Nir-
gjnia indicate that the drought has
done irreparable damage to the to-
baeco crop.
The farmers could not set out their
plants AT the proper time" he said.
and the acreage OF tobacco has been
much curtaiied. II this causes plant
ers to raise something else. il win be
a blessing TO the State. Tobacco rails
ing lis the greatest curse on the Nir-
ginia farmer.
Recent rains have been of ines
TINA bic value, and the loss To the hay
crop viii not he nearly SO great as
was reported in some quarters. Corn
is practically unhurt, bat. or course,
the acreage Will not be M large AS Ie
would have been. Wheat has been
hurt TO some extent, aud oats are in
a fair condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
BRIEF ITEMS or INTEREST
ABOUT MAGIC CITY FOLK

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian.l
ROANOKE. VA, june 3e.-The
Rev. Leland smith. of Norton, IN stop
ping here short while on his way
home from Phila deiphia where he at
tended the Baptist Worlds ConVsn-
ton
Mr.. Dean House. clerk for the
Helms Cigar Company. cut his hand
badly Thursday morning while open
ing bottle OF ginger ale. lie VIII
be out Of commission several days.
Mfr John bard has returned from
Philadelphia. where he has been
studying corporation Law in the Law
department Of the University of Penn
sylvanta Mr.. lizard il graduate Of
the law school OF Washington and
Lee.
Mr q. II. Jordan, OF Dublin, who
In IA visitor ia the city. says that his
town is preparing TO put In water
system aud that bonds for the pue-
pose wiii be issued in a short time.
Messrs. c. =. Johnson. second Vice
president of the Grand Lodge OF Eiks
In virginia. j. II. Weaver and Guy
NJ, Rose have returned from Rich
mond. where they attended a confer
ence OF representatives OF Virginia
lodges, held to perfect plans to night
the proposition TO remove the ma
ttonai home from bedford city, Mr..
johnson Says that every stsp posi-
BILE will be- taken to keep the home
In Virginia,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
CHURCH HILL NEWS
4.
bank pheaed To ason7a

Garcin. Twenty dollars was raised
49, the result of the young peorle's
Mort. which will be welcomed ad-
dill On to the Ice Mission fund.
Miss Pearl Wilson entertained d.
liEhtfully IN her home. 230a Jasfer-
son avenue, Tuesday evening in
honor 81 Miss ola Mae Ferebee. ~
Show horo. y, &. s3anlcs, music and
the serving OF dainty refreshments.
ftiled the happy hours. The guests
Included. Misses ola Ferebee, Lula
Barnett. Maude Marshall. Annie Mar
shall Vera Marshall. Lille smith,
Emma Smith and Pearl Wilson;
Nj ssrs. Baylor Pendleton. Harry
Htchnan. James Ferebee. William
Ya&seur, Harry cioodc. Archie Elliott
and Charlie bay
The Ladies Aid Society OF ST. James
church, Will hold their last meeting
hf fore di4banding for tint summer
this Friday evening at eight O'Clock
a. tho church. EyeFy member is utg-
ea TO he present.
John Marshall High school audi
toriuru was crowded last evening with
enthusiastic music lovers to witness
the closing recital Of Mrs. Lncy >
class. Among the most proficient per-
formers were Messrs. Arthur Evans
aud Thomas LaGuder. Jra Of Chin
aorazo Park. who played in each ole
Of the twenty numbers.
Misses Marion and Lillian Chalk
ley. Of brakes Branch, are the guests
81 their aunt. Mrs. ". +, Mahoney. Of
2aa North Thtrty-seeond street
Miss Mary Jones. Of seottsville. Va.
hrs returned to her nome. after
very pleasant visit; to Miss Alice Wal
ford. Of 1893 East Rroad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

Randolph Tucker ama rrer. Charles
A. Graves.
The Roekbridge Alum Springs. sit
uated In rsoukbridxs county. have
opened for the season, and a number
Of guests have already arrived Under
the present management the property
has been greatly improvea and beau
tilted. and nowhere In tns mountains
can be found a more attractive and
restfui place for the hot season. In
addition to an abundance or alum ana
other mineral waterA. -snle OF The
attractions ars spacious motel accom-
m0dattong, comfortable cottages de-
iighhul swimming pool convenient
golf and tennis grounds beautiful
driveways. ote The officers of the
company are BexingtonianH az fol-
lows: Greeniee u. Letcner. president:
McCung Patton. vice. president: Paul
NJ. Penick. secretary; Montgomery B
Corse. treasurer ]. Trice Patton,
business manager: Or. Andrew u
Estill, resident physician
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
MYERS ACQUITTED:
USES HIS FIST

Special 10 The Richmond yirginian)
ROANOKE. VA June a0.-Harry
r. Myers was tried in the Corpora
ton Court Thursday ou an appeal
from the police court, where he was
fined for obtaining money Under false
pretenses. The jury returned YER
dict OF acqpittai after being out TWEEN
~ minutes. Myers Was indicted by
the same grand Jury that investigated
the charges against MAJ or Cutchin.
Thus far the mayor is the only one
OF the accused persons to be con-
pict.d.
Immediately after the trial Myers
met George Jack. Il newspaper writer
in front 81 thn courthouse, ana at
tackled him. The men engaged In a
lively fight and were parted by their
friends. Myers was angry because Of
certain articles which had appeared
In one of the afternoon i,apers cofs-
corning him, which had been written
by Jack. Ne arrests were made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
JUDGE HOLT SEEKS TO
PUNISH RIOTERS

BELnOR. VA. June 30 riot
at the June term NJ the Green county
court at Stanardsviila IN still abe
talk here. Several gentlemen OF the
section were present and saw the
whole affair They report that they
had never before witnessed anything
TO equal ii In the way or drunken
ness. cursing. throwing rocks and fist
lighting About hundred persons
were engaged In the mix-up In
which ID man named Movers was shot
by Ellis Dean, aud numerous others
got bleeding heads and Commissions on
the face.
Judge Holt OF stanton, the pre-
siding Judge. enspanaied "a special
jury on Tuesday tn investigate the
riot and indset the beoxe vVndors~-if
possible. five indictments were re-
turned for feionions assault, hut no
information WAS gotten of the "hooxe''
which. ii lis stated. at least wagon
toad ~ moonshine was sold during tbs
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
AID WRITER'S ARE ~
NOW ORGANIZED
RICHMOND CLUE WILL BECOME
MEMBER on y iTfoNsL
ASSOCIATE

The ad writer's Of Richmond formed
temporary organization Thursday
for the purpose Ut bringing the mem
bors in closer touch with eaca other,
for the Interchange of ideas and pro-
motion of fellowship. THE meeting
took place in the ChaJnb her OF Conn
mercc, and among those present were
Rufus s. Freeman, u g Aecann. j.
A. Blrchett. Horace r. Smith. George
w Lemons. II. puckhardt. &. f. ivey,
Hamilton Fields James s. Francis, y,
Morgan Shepherd. II. ". Wilson. w
L. Buford. $. Stone, Miss Montgomery,
W w Workman. u Il. MASSEY j.
r. w Curtis and W. r Dabney.
The following temporary officers
were chosen Hamilton Fields, adVer-
Using manager for Freshman Morris
Company. temporary president; {, V,
Ivey advertising manager for the VIZ
gtuia~ Carolina cnemicai Company,
temporary secretary
The club win appiy sat once for
mem bership in the National Assoeia
ton of Advertising Clubs of America.
THE permanent organization will pos
sihly he effected II the next meet
ing.
The following committees were APP
pointed to report at meeting 10 be
held later;
Permanent organiatlon-~W +. Dab
ney, business manager Chamber OF
Commerce; w ". Workman. seere-
tary Burton system; A IL Felthaus,
secretary stephen futney Shoe Com
pany.
Membership Rufus y, Freeman.
president Freeman Advertising Agan-
cy: j. A. Birchett. secretary tohmann
Lithosraphing Company. q. H. Mas
sey. advertising manager G. w. AM
trina COMPANY
bylaws w ". Workman. score
tary Burton system, II. p.ekhardt.
president Christopher Engraving Com.
pauy, James $, Francis, secretary
Baughmnn Stationery Company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
BLACKSTONE RRIEI' AND
PERSONAL. NEWS NOTES

Special TO The Richmond Nirginian)
BLACKSTONE. VA. June 3e.~~'
Mrs. Edwin Booth and daughter, Of
Carriers Grove" are boarding al the
Ripherger Hotel.
Mr.. George II. Adams, after an alb
sence of ten days in the interest Of
the Blackstone institute. is at home
with his family for a few days.
Mrs T. Il. Reeves and children are
visiting her mother.
Miss Argyle Campbell. Of Norfolk,
Is the guest of Miss Marion Law.
Miss Mary Hancock in the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs. +, II. Cobb. in West
Blackstone.
Mrs. Chambers and children, wac
have been boarding with Mrs Me
Naugher. returned to- Baltimore last
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mchaeis, OF
Richmond. are the guests OF Mrs.
George Adams this week,
Mrs. X. II. Spencer ia visiting rels-
tives In Woodstock. She will be alb
sent six or eight weeks.
Miss Lunette Harris viii leave Sat
urday for Amherst. Va, to visit Mrs.
Walter Baird.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
HOT WORDS USED
BY CANDIDATES
DELEGATE, THROtK MOTION HI
PLIES TO CHARGE TINT Ill
TSSILTED LADY.

In the presence OF more than one
hundred and nifty men gathered in
Northside Hall, Highland Park. Thurs
day night. for the purpose Of hear
ing speeches by candidates for office
In Henrico county. IL. L. Whttlock,
Of Barton Heights accused g. w.
Throck candidate for re cleo
ton as representative in the House nt
Delegates from IienrIeo, OF publicly
insulting Mrs. Whi,lock az the last
session of the Legislature.
The irate husband declared that
Throckmorton, while fighting for the
passage of the milk till. was opposed
by the Federation Of Mothers Clubs
of which Mrs. Whitloek was an active
member. Whitiock asserted that
Thrackmorton was rude and ungen-
,iemanly toward Mrs. whitlack while
she was opposing the measure
Following this denuncIation
Throckmorton took the platform aud
said: The statement that I have been
impolite to any lady II an absolute
faisehood. Even IL Mr.. Whitlock was
sure | had iusulted his wife. what do
you think OF the contemplate wretch
who viii permit any man TO insult
his wife and let eighteen months pass
without noticing II o. Throckmorton
explained his actions towards Mrs
Whitioek during the fight over the
milk bill as courteous. polite and
proper.
This unexpected turn In the pniiti-
cal meeting created a sensation and
interest In the speeches Of the office
seekers Was lost in the eagernesa Of
the voters TO learn II flsr right would
follow Whttlocks charges after thu
meeting was adjourned. There was
no physical encounter.
Those who spoke included Judge 7.
Ashby Wickham. for State senate.
r. +. Davie and G. w Throekmortun,
for the House Of Delegates. Thomas
Todd. in behalf of II G. He. hler
and s. M. oBannon. for treasurer. 4
y. Waddili and " M. Isache. for
county clerk; W ". Sssinor In h.half
OF l. III. Kemp; simon Solomon and
w. w, Ttler. for sheriff Thomas w
Gardner, James r. Lewis and Frank
T. sutton. for conmonw eaithss Al.
torney; Caskie Smith and i A. Leach.
for Commissioner OF Revenue. upper
district, w. G. Saunders and j. W.
penick. for Board OF Supervisors
from BrooklaDd District
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

The spacious lawn of Or. and Mrs.
Ramon u. Garcin, 26ls East Broad
street, presented "a fnetty scene Ties
day evening, the occasion being "a
law party, biven by the young 3"o-
plc Ct the reighhorhood for the bene-
it ut the Lee Mission. An aitra.ssEa
~ sram had ieen arrange Ter thu
Gees sion as fellows; Sketch, "WhC
Putty Went ~ Boarding Senoaa."
esaa racters, Patty, Miss Leila " iison;
Priscilla. Mis- Florence curf.u. Cob
il, Miss Kitty Tyndall; Resale M'ss
ka,hedine McaIarran: Florence. Miss
f"btrta Currie, Edna. Miss h9tfleef
Bowden: maid. Miss Annie Wilson:
'suow Drop" from "Grimm's Fairy
Tales. Characters, Queen, Miss iSitr
Trndall, Princess Snow Drop. Miss
Dorothy Howden. maid. Miss Annie
Wilson: huntsman and prince, Mas
ter Ramon j.. Garcin. Jr. aaarss,
Masters Roosevelt Davenport. Morriss
davenport, Rayford Graves and Lyme
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
SUMNER SCHOOL
OPENS AT LEXINGTON

especial a. The Rschmnna sirgansan.s
LEXINGTON. VA. June 49, The
Washington and l.sse summer Law
school viii npea 20 morrow In the
Tucker Hall ~ Washington and Lea
University Professor @uram r.
Staples. oE the taNetwatg Iaw fauuity
will ise In rhAfx~ 81 tue N hsioi. with
assistants The afeape'ssa : e rneouf-
aging for guad attendance. aud
the Banbar u expected 20 reash any
where bsaWsWa tw ents nNe and Atty.
some years ago a summer imw school
was conducted here BY Hen. John
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
rAMFsa4fS CITY PERSONAL
MINIS AND gRIta' rrHAfs

Especial to The hishmend Ntrglnlan.l
pAMptIA CITY. "a June 40
ilav j IA Franklin. n. u. pastor
Of the First baptist church Of Cola,
Taao Augings who had teen In at
fsfdaHSss ryF.sin fflK WHINE TglnlfsS
Alliance Ia Philadelphia. aArue here
last saturday night nn a short visit
IL hls pArwnts. Samuel IL, and Mrs.
Franklin. hr, h'ranksin pr~a he'd h~Fe
nost arcepSRhiy In the s'rsshgtsrIan
church GA sunday night, lie lsss For
hema yesterday. his father aecam-
pAnyiag htm ne far as Fayetteville.
w Va
Misses Jessie Ire QaAsla and Ethel
Harvey ~ naar Fayetteville, ". Va.
have bAsn hsra Tor i ss@k Visiting
lnaff aaofc Samuel IS Franklin and
returned tasdAN
Mrs. NJ L. ifonbRm IL spending th#
summer heee ~sth her naFanss Hot
and Nrs r v warren. Tier slater
inslaw. Mtss Martha 8onhsms who
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
FRANK PEASANTS
is ACQUITTED

FoRDWICk, VA June 3o.--Frank
Peasants a Fordwick negro. was yes
terday acquitted by the jury which
tried him in tn. circuit court for the
killing % Carrot Crawford at Ford
wick in December. The case was
given TO the jury without argument
either by the prosecution or defense.
Peasants claimed that when he killed
Crawford, following a crap game
which was the cause of the quarrel
between them. he acted in SELF de
Tense. Messrs. Charles and Duncan
curry represented Peasants at the
hearing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
root CAUGHT ~ HABh
MAN GmI ~HED ny ENGINE.

SPENCER. n. G.. Jane so.~~-Joh0
Melton, iireman MAS run over BY =
locomotive Yesterday betw zen 6pennAE
ard Norwood. losing one leg and hav~
ing tho ether terribly crushed.
In crossing the track In front OF th4
approaching train. hls foot caught ~
"A guard rail-. and he Was unable To sx~s
tricate himself, until struck bs tho
sngins lie was rushed To hpscttnA
10 salisbury. and IL Is said the sscUn4
log viii have 20 be amputatad. lie tuK9
a sh0e on trying 10 Feiaass hin fN1&
fran the track aud ~aM fuseed 70 t4e4
the locomotive. knowing his fate,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
II GIFTS CRAZY AT
TINES SAYS NEGRO IN COURT

ALEXANDRIA, VA. June 3e.--
When John Armature, negro. was
arraigned in the Alexandria police
court yesterday at the instance of
Conductor TAYLOR. of the Washing
Virginia railway. who charged
him With refusing TO obey the Viz
glnia law, which provides for the
separation Of the races on public con-
veyances, the accused attempted TO
apologize, and said. II gifts crazy at
times" As this was Conductor
Taylor's second experience with
Armature, the court imposed a fine
Cf IS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
OLD NEGRO WOMAN
DEFENDS DAUGHTER

ProclaIming her daughters inno~
cenee. an old colored woman appear
ed In the governors office and asked
pardon FOR Amanda johnson, sent
10 tho pcnitentlary from Henrioo for
eighteen years for inranticide The
old darkey says II was not her daugh-
tars child that was killed She did
aot know whose child II was or who
committed tha crime but an salts
tlsd a mistake had been made and
that her daughter WAS innocent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
BENNINGTON MErHoDisTS To
ENTERTAIN CONFERENCE

Especial to The Richmond Nirgtnlan,i
LEXINGTON. VA. Iunn 3o,,e-frtne
ity Methodist church ts arranging to
entertain the Roanoke nlalriet Con
ference. Methodist Episcopal church,
south, to he held Ia Lexington July
@&sss,S Ass nsstg gr agyeiatNs
nsW ministers aud laymen are ekpts't*
"a 10 he present Presiding Elder w
III. Woah. III salem. Wa, is making ar
engagements ~ have ona OF the hish
ops prwseas Al shs conference
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

Robert Il. Kemp died ar his resi-
dence In Henrico county on Thursday
~ his nifty sixth year. after e long
illness. Mr.. Kemp was we'll known
farmer, and brother Of Sheriff l..
II. Kemp and Walter Kemp, lie II
also survived by widow and one sis
ter. Mrs Marion Baker. OF Washing
ton. ID e.. The funeral will he held
from the residence Saturday morning
al 1880 o'clock and the interment
viii be made la Hollywood cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
BOMB OUTRACE At
EUCHARIST CONGRESS

MADRID, via Hsndya. France. lune
Se,e7sA bomb Was shfo~n into the Gale
Mayer. one Of the principal thorough
procession, marking Inc cioae ~ the
Eucharist Congress. was passing and
near whsrs King Alfonso and the
s3neen we're watching the procession
was hurt. but the vspiesioa caused q
small sizsd psnie
The streets were iinea wi.n troops
ln anticipation s.g a. characterization
aaaiasi The eierieags hy the republicans
affselats miainslac the anatr. A@eiars
fssw sesrssz srs~~ #wrHw rsvsNs ssssp Tms~rUvex
ser their snAJ~asies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

A. the home of her SON Charles w.
Cardwell. near Cartersvtlle. Mrs. Hen
rietta w. rardwel, widow OF John
w Cardwell. OF Richmond, died hi
her eighty-tifth year "Wednesday
night Her remains We're taken to
Richmond for burial She leaves four
children. two sons and two aaugh~
ters-Eichard w Cardwell, of Rich
mond. Charles W. Cardwell. OF Car.
tersville, and Mrs, Ida j. Fowler and
Mrs Celia +. Hampton, OF Rich
mond,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
Federal COURT SITS
MONDAY Al ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. June sn.-~-sTho
July term Of the United States court
fer the eastern district OF Virginia.
Judge Edmund Waddiii. will begin to-
morrow morning. A number OF cases
for alleged violation of the internal
revenue laws are on the docket, and
IT iv expected that the libel proceeds
ings against the steamer Trenton. now
in the custody OF the marshal at this
port viii be taken up
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
DECLINE SIPS, 900
BID FOR RAILWAY

cHRIsTrANsBURG VA. june 30.
The commissioners In charge OF
the sale of she Virginia Anthraeite
Coal and Railway Company declined
to knock out the road at the xi25. 600
bid offered at the auction Thursday.
The sale was adjourned until August
20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
NEGRO BoY KILLED IN
FIELD ey LIGHT MING

CHARLgTTESNIiI IA. June ~.
lin the storm which passed over this
section W ednesaay afternsuf, d cniarr
"a boy named Terrell living between
Monticello aud Woodbridge wAs STRUCK
ny lightning. aud killed outright lie
had heen eioughing iii the held, aud,
when the storm came ap annitehsd
and wAa leading iiis horse tu the alta nle
hen both were struck. The harsa
recovered suffivtentty 80 set az. ssst ss
ssii dlaahieti,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

The funeral Of Mrs. Harriet Alex
ander Peters Christian, wife of Mr..
Fairfax Cary Christian, VIII be held
from the residence of Mr.. William
Christian, iao7 Park avenue. FRIDAY
afternoon at 4 O'Clock Mrs. Chris
tian died at the George Washington
hospital In Washington, u. G.. early
Thursday morning The interment
will he private.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
4. W. MILFORD.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. June 30.--
T. W. Wiiford, of Bedford CITY 3
Confederate veteran, was buried yes
terday at Long~ood cemetery. lie
VAS native OF New Orleans when
he enlisted in the Confederate navy.
and yeas engaged at the battle be-
tween the Merrimae and Monitor,
being on duty on tho Merrimac.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

BEDFORD CITY. VA, June go
Jamez -. Boley, gallant Confed-
crate soldier, died ri his hame In tine
county yesterday aged seventy years.
He was "a member cf the Tyler Jordan
Battery. OF this place. and served
throughout the war He Is survived
by his wife and a large family Of
children
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
EXTEND CALI III nKy,
E W.. McxoHAa4k. or KENTUCKY

Especial to This kienmoad ylrElniAn,i
LEXINGTON VA. June 40 1.-The
congregation 81 fswthersia pvvsbyts-
rian church al Hoekhrtdws Baths have
extended y esil 10 Rev. ~. w, Me-
s,erkiA I'll Niehaiasslllc NJ, 20 be-
come thelf pastor. q. the successor
VI R3s Hsafy Miller. deceased
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

], l.. Sterling, aged f0Fty~fIKht
years. died at his home, l0s South
Fifth street. Thursday morning. Mr..
Sterling was native OF Accomac
county. He leaves widow and TWO
children. Mrs ., +. Paxton aud
Samuel 5. Sterling.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

warren n FaYior frame sn@nAxaR
" the Richmond, fredericksburg AM4
Potomac Railroad Company. vino h16mss
been on a business trip To H. rAu&
MINI. returned 60 Esicnna0nd Thurw&
day. Nr. Tayler has heen III far sAx8@
arai days. bat Il u thought he wtM
be AT hts ONCE lea short while
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

Open Jah Isl 90 September aoth.
tppls AZ office at1 East Main street
Rooms American NonAas league
TUESDAYS and Fridays D 10 7 r NJ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
Burial of Mrs. TtIlar.

7
Especial e. The Richmond Ntrginiau.)
EMPORIA VA. June 30.--~Mrs.
Sallie A Tiilar, who died TUESDAY,
WIN inferred In the city cemetery
here Thursday evening. Rev. Mr..
FAnson, Of the Baptist church. on
eiating, and large crowd attending
The BODY Of her husband. MIR. BEN
iamin u. Tlllar who died and was
buried in private Duryng ground
here q little more thaa twenty -four
Years ago. vas taken up and rein
tered by the side OF Mrs Tinar. The
body, although it haG slept in the
grave all these many years. was we'll
preserved, and those VINO saw il when
first laid TO rest say tnat it looked
just az 1t did then.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

Especial 60 The Richmond Nlrsinlan.l
foSiAh9bNTAA VA June ae.aaaAa
result of a0me aaloonists cutting
prices here, all the ether saloons nave
4ss ~wr sss1s- srsr xssx ssxassnwy. srarfr ssss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
Mrs. Thomas >. England.

Mrs Etta Virginia England, wife
of Mr.. Thomas J, England, died al
the Memorial hospital Thursday night
She was about forty nine years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

srAINTON. VA. Tune 80 Mira A.
H. faafn.bsrgwr MAS taken 10 tho
kings Daughters Hospital and apa-
rated on Tor appendicitis at about l
n. Nj. Although very iii at present.
tbs operation IN thought so hays heaa
successful AIRS. HArn.hoFg1F has
lseen III for several stas@ and an
aneraslan finally became neeeNsary,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

standard brands are being sold for~s
cents per quart. but the most cut
seems to be with the beer. which ia
being sold for 4 and cents per
hottie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

war lie entered the home in Feb
ruary, 1907, from Culpeper county.
He Wa seventy seven years Of age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

cunnpsts at Norfolk With Old DO
ninlcn steafnef fer New York Aleo
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