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Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

The Body of Mrs. Augusta Lana. T years old, was found floating in EAfti- more harbor. It is believed she threw intent
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Senator Lorimer Gave Notice that he would address the senate nexN We'd nesday on the validity of his election.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Miss Carrie Louise Munn was mar ried to Reginald Boardman of Man chester Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

An Earthquake Shock Was Recorded on the seismograph at Georgetown uni versity
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

In Order to Feet Sure that her son WAS properly inferred in 8 grave the mother of Hugh McGuire. blown to others at Salt Lake City, buried the seventeen mangled corpses in ona grave
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21
FILIsusTER KILLED
 BY LIMITING DEBATE

Omnibus War Claims Passed with SpoIiation and Navy Yard Overtime.
 Washington. Feb. 2o.-Filibustering
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Fifteen Boier Makers employed at Toledo Tbv the New York Censral lines quit work Monday in response to an order to strike from Vice President Wevsnds Of the International Boiler makers union, with headquarters in Karsas City There was no trouble.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Capt. Arthur J. Matthews, United States marine corps. disappeared from his post Feb. 3.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Herman Mclkenbuhr, member from Saxony, has been elected president of the social democratic faction in the succeeding Paul Singer.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

By Playing With Natural Gas Stove, Theodore Wild. 1e months old. ca used an explosion Monday afternoon wht-il killed him. fatally injured Mrs. Rose Meracly, 22 years oltss and blew ont the front wall of the houae where the accident occurred in Cleveland
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

Paris, Feb. 20.-Tfe harem skirt worn by Mile. Provost in Bernsteins new play. "Apres Moi" at the Theater Francais, is to disappear from the stage. Mile. Provost evidently regrets the decision. She says she wore the dress at the authors express request and she herself considered it elegant and well adopted to her role.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

A Clash Between Government Forces and revoiutionists occurred at Teus- tepe, Nicaragua.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-21

The Cold is So Intense throughout Russia that thousands of cattle are perishing and the people are cutting down valuable fruit trees for fuel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
SEEKS OPINION
FROM MR.. POLLARD
Question of Paying City EN-
ployes Significantly Subject
of Dispute.

City Attorney Pollard has hecn called
on by Chairman Don l.cavy, or tho
Committee on Markets. to strnightcn
out Il tnnsic over semi monthly pay
rolls, City Auditor Warren having re
fused payment yesterday morning Of
certain pay roll items approved hy
the Market Committee on the previous
night last nigh, tho Electricity Com
mittcc approved ml-monthly pay roll
for tho department. hut the men did
not seem hopeful of getting their
money, in view OF the position takon
by tho Auditor.
Last December the Council passed II
resolution directing all Council com
mtttces having control or the depart
ments to audit pay rolls semi monthly.
adding ten or twelve committee meet
ings each month 10 the docket A
later resolution authorized the Auditor
To pay the fixed pay rolls and salaries
of the various departments. pending
the adoption of the annual budget Mr.
Warren takes the ground that this
does not take effect until the begin
ming OF the new hscal Year. February
]: that there is no provision for the
payment Of amy pay rolls In January. but
that when tho books arc opened on
February I the pay roll for January
may come In. In past years Il number
or departments have been paying semi
monthly on their own motion. previous
TO the adoption OF the general resolu-
ton but tile Auditor has always held
back the mld-January payment until
he opens his new hooks on February
|. In View of the new resolution re-
during semi monthly pay rolls. Coun-
cilmen generally. while rcYrcttins The
added number of meetings. agree that
there Is nothing to do hut pay them,
and that Mr.. Warren must get around
the bookkeeping question involved us
hest he can. An opinion from the city
Attorney on the question Is expected
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
COURT RELIEVES
RECEIVER HO0FF
Resignation Favorably Acted
On-Douglas Stuart in
Full Charge.
Isneclal 10 The MINES. pispntch. [

AcNandria. va January 1.-THE
resignation of Lewis IIooC IA one, Of
tho receivers for the Mercantile Rail-
way Building and Loan Association,
was accepted to-day by Judge j. II. r..
Thornton. OF the Circuit Court for this
city, The court named Douglas Stuart
as sole receiver. Alr, stuart was al
ready receiver for the concern, hav-
ing been named Jointly with MIR. lIoorf
by the court when the hank closed It's
doors January IL last,
Mr. IlooT was secretary and general
manager of the building association.
he having hccn Identified with that in :
siituiion since il began operations sew
cral years ago.
Receiver Stuart will now continue
with his work OF going over the affairs
OF the concern, and as soon as nc com
pletes his task, he will make a report
Ia the court
No New Developments
There are no new Developments to-
day In the affairs OF the Virginia safe
Deposit and Trust Corporation. which
institution Is now In the hands of re-
ccivers.
The principal talk on tho streets is
as to what VIII be done by the grand
Jury This Is muttcr Of considcra BILE
speculation and the jury report is
awaited with interest not only here,
but in other pnrts OF tho State as
we'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
PURCELL EXPLAINS WHY
HE'D BOUNCE BALLlNGEn
Speaks to Ills dissolution Before the
senate, md Dcnnunccs
His

Washington. January i7.--Richard a.
Bailnger. Secretary OF the Interior.
was the object to-day of n carefully
prepared attack by Senator Purcell. OF
North Dakota.
The Senator delivered Il set speech
in support OF his resolution. submS: cd
yesterday. to the Senate, that Secretary
liallingcr WAS unit to retain his office
in tho administration because of his
alleged muiadministration OF depart
mental affairs. MIR. Purcell is IL mem
Der Of the special congressional COM
mittcc which investigated charges laid
against the ca binct officer, by clifford
PInchot. former chief of the forest
service.
More than 4,ooo pages Of testimony,
besides hundreds OF pages OF documcn-
tary evidence declared Mr.. purcell in
summing up. ''were talscn before the
committee. have called attention TO
but II few Of the facts.
The overw helmng weight Of tic
evidence takcn satisfies me that Mr.,
iiallinger was not faithful To the in
tcrcst of the people, is not an eilicienI
public servant, ana that the resolution
offered ought to he adopted"
The Senator read from Il bulky man
uscript, beginning his argument with
the period In 1907 when Mr. Ballinger
WAS Commissioner of the Land onicc,
He discussed the Cunningham land
claims. which hc held 10 be indcren-
sibie and with which he directly con
ncctcd Mr.. l!aliingcr. He dwelt with
especial emphasis upon the fact that
Mr.. Ballinpcr, on rcsgning his COM
missioncrHhip. became attorney for nc
Cunningham claimants. in clear viola
ton of the law, which prohibits an
official who has left the public service
from appearing az counsel in IA ease
with which he has dealt while In office
The evidence went further. Mr.. pur-
cell contcndcd. In thnt IT disclosed that
Mr.. Ballingcr's administration Of tho
Department OF the Interior. after hy
had returned 10 public life. was not
tboTe criticism
Only few Senators remained in
their seats TO listen too Senator Pur-
cells first big effort on the hoor. Those
who did hear him. however. accorded
him close attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
OBITUARY
WiIIIiiin Grnyl,lli.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Roanoke. Va. January l7.--WIiliam
Grayblil, twenty-nine years old, son OF
Professor w NJ. Grnybill. who had
been living In Richmond where he was
connected with the Virginia Life IN
snranco Company. died last night az
the home OF mis- father here, after u
brief Illness. lie is survived by Ills
father and mother and one brother.
Funeral of Mrs. Dnhncy.
Special 10 Tic Times ri Dispatch
iina Mills Va. january i7.--Tho
funeral OF Mrs. Sandn Dabncy. VITO
OF Joseph nabncy, took place AT Hn-
bron Baptist Church at $3.50 Il. Al. sun
day, she died nj her homo, lands
down." Friday morning. Mrs. Dab
ncy WAS well known in church and
social circles in this section. She was
before her marriage Miss Salada White.
OF this county. Mrs. Dabncy leaves no.
sides her husband. live childrcn--two
daughters, Misses Martha and sadie
three sons, White. Herbert ana clyde
Dubncy--and one sister. MISS Leila
Gravatt, wife Of the late y, G.. Gr6-
vatl. Tho funeral was conducted by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
EXPENSIVE SOCIALISM.
milwaukee Paid Si,0nO besides Ten Cent
Admissions for Four Concerts.

Milwaukee. January i7.-Thc Social
st administration yesterday received
figures from the four municipal Sunday
afternoon concerts which have been
held since December /. The concerts
have been failure financially and the
dcficit is now $1,000, or about $3.50 for
each concert
The plan was to continue the con-
certs unHl tho summer months. and IL
was expected that the concerts given
by n high class orchestra ut "A cost oil
only 10 cents admission would he o.
largely attended thar they would soon
become more than self sustaining, re-
sult!ng in the introduction of promis-
INK amateurs who would thus get a
chance to receive the verdict OF the
public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
rH,zllsn WILL RETIRE.
i'rnctirnIiy Ccrtain Tint senator VIII
Not De IN mncc to Smrccch Iiinlscif.

he has issued no formal statement OF
his Intentions. IL Is practically certain
that Senator James II. Frazier Is no
longer In the race to succeed himself
In the United States Senate and that
his name viii be withdrawn to-mor-
row. This decision on the Senator's
part WAS reached, It is reported, he
cause OF the action OF senator Bass and
Representative Tcrrill Rogers, OF tho
Senator's county. In voting for McMl-
lin to-day. after they had voted for
Frazier for five ballots.
Tho reported retirement OF Senator
Frazier was followed almost immc-
diatcly ny rumor that the fusionists
would centre on ex-ConHrcssman -. a.
tnloc. present chairman of the State
Itaiiroad Commission, and would en-
dchvor TO elect him to- morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
WON'T "rnEscnrnn ron DEAD.
Governor Wilson EapresscE Ills Views
or Kentucky I.ynching.

Frankfort. Ky, January IL
There's no use for "a physician To pre- :
scribe for a patient after he's dead"
said Governor Wilson when asked
yesterday what course he would take
relative to tho lynching of three no
groos at Shelbyvillc Sunday morning.
IF the matter comes up officially then
RI take notice or It. otherwise. |
don't know what III do There's no
use TO cross "A bridge until you reach
1T"
Invitations 10 attend the lynchine
arc said Ia have been extended 10 "a
theatrical company which was playing
In ShclbyvIllc Saturday night Mem
berg Of the company SAY they were
told tia, II they would remain IN IN
III . OF 2 y. Nj they would sco some
run" The mob, they say. included
many negroes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
DOGS LEAD TO CAPTURE.
Escaped Prisoner NEnin landed in ia
Horse Killed by Train.

It y" ~ '''I7' I'.'T 's'0II'I
Amherst. Va. January t7.--vcstcrday John
MAYS. n white boy. who escaped from tho
Amherst jail some time Saturday night. WAS
captured hy Sheriff Drummond near CLIFFORD,
about seven miles north OF this place. and
brought back to Amherst. where hu wAs
lodged IN Jail. Bloodhuunds. Which were
placed on his trail on sunday. led Ia his dis
covcry
N"stcr'Sy afternoon ahou, { o'clock while
hcInH driven across tho track at Niniers I;
bcpoi valuable horse belonging 10 Kent
y COMPANY. wls struck by fast train No.
% on tho southern Railway. nnd died ii
few minutes Afterwards. Tho wagon To
whil tho horse WAS hi,chcd nj tho time
of tho accident. was compile tely demolished.
and The driver narrowly escaped being
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
------------- ~----------
MULE MAKES THIEF CONFESS
Works Third Degree on n Negro hoy
In IT Chicken Coon,


New Rochelle. y. " January IT,
Harry Palmer, an eighteen yenr-old
hcTr" boy. living In Brook Street
doesn't know whether lie prefers to
ne locked NJ In prison or in Detective
Joseph FanelliS chicken house with Il
ne mule is the best ihird degree agent
lhcy over saw. for It's treatment Of
Palmer made him confess that he stole
II quantity Of sheet lead from the May
Flower Avenue school In course al!
construction
work on the school. reported to tho
police a week ago that hc was losing
materials and tools almost nightly. *
watch was set. but atill thefts were
reported Last night. Lieutenant Of
l'olice Frank Cody got word that a,
negro hoy was trying to acll II big
picce OF sheet lead to n Junk dealer.
When Cody arrived HE boy ran
away. Cody chased him for two miles
| INTO Webster Avenue where tho how
lodged into the chicken COOP OF Id
soph Fanclli. detective on the New
'ocneiir force. cody had lost sight
| 81 the fugitive but was attracted by
the comniotion among Fanelii's chick:
| ems.
| As The policeman reached The door
| OF the chicken house Palmer came
| mNins out. propelled by The hoofy OF
| fetrnchi". Fnnclli's italian mule. which
| md wandered from lis stall t,unciIi
N"Iver nnd collnred Cody ana Palmer
! IN the belief that he had caught chick
en- thieves
! Palmer pleaded guilty TO potit lar
ccny. nnd was sentenced 10 three
! months IN tho pcnitcntiary I.trll.
FnneIll's barn in Pelham nvc years
I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
s~nnior Burrors WIN open thr Debate
IN EnNnr Of IIIInnls Scnninr

Washington InnlarY ~ Tho nrst
"ord IN 30" Senate III bchnlf ~ ilo
report ~ Tho i5"nDio rctnmitioc pn
fri"iingoa "nd Elections rHonrtnilnl
senator i,9limcr. o. illinois. 81 tic
chersr Of hliGory aill come from acn
nt"r Burrows. chairman ~ tho commit
tee, who has Bivan nnl'co thai hc wiIi
speak rilbcr Wedn"sdny or rhpfsdnp
There VII! bs rGffrleh from oillaf
members ~ The committee In hehsif
~ senator IDfiinGr ana The rspor, ~
the GomlGi'trs,
Gcpa.ore HSYbnin, ~ ldhLn, ,,n,nb,.
~ opuprN unkrtni pDyHtor yf Zen.
'prk1, aBd Haiiey, ~ To&na, WilI spo0b
rrJ3 n0infnjtne HqnDtors I,ofah
ftpp, I.uo,pa sDd J.odRa nrc
l9spstoth. who, II IL Guid,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
BALDWIN o,tASGEs MrSp.
Decide, Not 10 Sue Former pre.ldeni
Roosevelt

New Haven. Conn. January H--In ia,
morning tho Journal Courier viii say TIM
Governor simeon Il. baldwin does mol In
ienf 10 Anr former pTcsidcut ltpOsc veil
b"NcrnpT Baldwin Tonight. when asked II
lie had wI!ttcn lctthr 10 cy.yncl K0ohc
Welt 10 that effect raid ihh, lac 1ld nat ca :,
10 nay anything about IL.
oh. don't Intend to sue him" M did
Iay however
~ haze had considerable correspondent,
ON The matter"
'jpvernnI iihidwih's iormeriY ryprnsscd IN,
ubDut 10y Eprcch which Mr, itoosnVrIi
made .JurnB ~" late campaign Ia Sow
iinuphhlir. IN witch no called .Iudao BnId
win, ih"n ID" Democratic roIuiUrc fnr Goy.
rrncr '.i"lir ei"-siy". duo 20 his decision.
n oer''in onF's ia witch Tie compensation
Oi wnri;ngnp"n was lnYolvcd
f.OHiMEn CASE ui' To-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18

No matter how SIN q the
overcOat, it receives the great
est care in making or it's not
admitted to our class.
No matter how small the
customer he will receive the
greatest care in fitting.
No matter how small our
price there will be the greatest
value possible in the oVercoat.
This week q big reduction in
little OVepcOatS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
Valuable HORSE LOST.
Animal Had All symptoms OF nydr,
Isneclnl 70 TIC .rim.a nisnalch1

Especial To The Times Dispatchl
Fork Union. Va. January Ill w. ChhclI
living near here, lost a valuable horse yes.
terdny with all OF the symptoms nf hydro.
phobin. The animal seemed 10 suffer In.
tensciy, and experts think The horse csrthln.
Is died Of hydrOphobia. mad dog was IN
this district several weeks ago
Tile horse ,eas highly priced ny tn,
Cabells. being or Kentucky stock. TIL.
stock OF horscs has been ~ tho CabcI fam,
tly for genera ton. tho animal Just lost
being The 'ast or the stock.
The Fork Union Academy aud tho char.
S,ttcsviic High school team Will meet her.
Ia n gninc of bnsltetbnll on Thursday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
mEvmNGED on sronTsMEN.
NntIycn Durn Guardhouses or Gun CIui
to Which II. Gould Belongs.

Norfolk, Va. January l7.--.\ngry he
cause wealthy men bought land, staliod
Il OF and employed armed men tn
guard II. natives Of Back Bay section.
In Princess Anne county. set fire to
two gunrdhouses Sunday and burned
them 10 the ground
The gunrdhouses were on tho prop
erty OF tho aRgRcd Island Ginning
Club. Howard Gould. who owns big
game preserves In Back Bay section. Is
II member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
storm on the cons,.

Norfolk. Va. january l7.-.A bound
inr snow storm 81 Cape Henry pre-.
INF ia ana out Of the virginia Gamer
dHrihB q large part Of to-day The
rtorm continued tonight with hcnv,
precipitation along this ontirc coast
failing throughout Eastern VIrpini,.
ana North Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
Dentl, of I,I.bon ylr,,n

Springfield Mass. January III.
Bishop Alexander II V!nton. OF The
Protestant Episcopal Diocese % West !
ern Massachusetts dicd soon anrr
m!dnlsht this morning. following 40
Illness Of o week win pneumonia ana
bronchitis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
DEATHS

WAIl.ACE--pied, a; III paso. rcxas.
January II. RICHARD SCi.ATER
WALLACE.
Funeral announcement later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18

will address the Senate In opposition
to the Illinois senator aud the report
Of the committees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
between rotten apples. there i, no

pStNecH FoSbeil apples, there Is no
choice.
Let's prepare a tariff bill exactly as
IL we had control of the Senate and
presidency, and then IL those Rcpub-
lican heathens and infidels of tho Sen
ate refuse to take It up. that will be
time enough TO talk about revision
schedule by schedule. II We arc not
capable OF preparing tariff Bill from
Genesis to Revelation, we will disap-
point the hopes of the country and-the
prospects OF tho Democratic party Lay
every duty for revenue, and mono for
protection"
.'Ncw SntionaIism" Raped.
In rappinG new nationalism." SEN
Rtor Blackburn insisted that the three
coordinate branches of the govern
mont should be kept separate and dis
,inct and that there should he no en-
croachmcrts one upon another. "Se-
ductivc and alluring as is tho title
said Air. Blackburn, eve want no new
nationalism"
He said that this issue had been
thrust upon the country by the big
gest, boldcst and ablest leader OF his
party but that in spite of its exalted
origin. at means more than political
rcvclution---it means treason. treason
deeper and darker than was ever attri-
hutcd TO the South from 1861 to 1865"
New Nationalism said tho Kentuck
ten, strikes down every barrier erect
cd for tho protection OF the rights of
ths citizen
Governor Harmon. Champ Clark and
many others on the Lyric stage crowded
about senator Bailey TO congratulate
him on his speech. The big auditorium
was crowded to the doors. The en-
thusinsm with which each speaker was
svcsted was so equally distributed as
70 leave no thought of favnritism on
the stage. In addition TO the speakers
were many members Of Compress and
prominent Democrats from through the
state Of Maryland. senator rllman. of
south Carolina: Senator Rayner of this
State. Henry Gassaway Davis. OF West
Virginia: senator Foster. OF Louisiana;
Major James c. 1Iemphll, of Virginia,
and other notables. were In the front
row.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
rntrick iIcnry lynn.

lSpucihl 10 I he Times Dispatch.
DhnNilic. VA, january Ii.-~pUtriclS
Henry Lynn. aged seventy-iivc. died
suddenly here to-day at the home 81
ms sranddauEh;rr. on Floyd street.
lie had been residing In Baltimore Tor
The past eight months. and only re-
turned 10 bInvi!lc Sunday, The cause
OF MS death WAS heart trouble. lIu
was formerly prominent tobncconist
OF THIS city lie was twice married.
mud is survived by three children, Mrs
l. /. ppdsrn. OF panvilc. Mrs NJ y.
,rnwley. OF tialumorc. and Mrs t. y
Mass OF lpanytllC.
Tho funeral Will 10 held morrow.
Richard Srlntcr Wallace.
Richard Sclnter Wallace. a native
OF Richmond. but for many Senrs "A
resident Of Gcorgn. died yesterday III
III faso. Tex. where he had gone fo,
the hcnrht OF hts health. He leaves
g mother, Mrs, NJ H. Wallace III this
city, one brother, George s Wallace.
OF iiuntlnston w. Va, and Two sis
trrH. Mrs. John @. Winston and MIS- u.
O. llfginbothtin OF Iiichniond
Funeral arrangements viii bc am
nounccd later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
CRISIS IN SCHOOL
WORK|N RICHMOND
(Contlnucd From First Pago.l

throughout except In corner rooms
building consists or three sections. now
dlDpidnte,i; onc-third OF tho enroll
mont occupying rented quarters or on
part lime.
Sidney school came in with anmcxa-
ton from IIenrico: brick. with frumc
addition and frame annex: ~ rooms.
improperly heated ani ventilated;
rooms too ennl. and altogether unit
Tor school purposes.
Bellevue: Thirteen classrooms and
Kindergarten: four rooms unfit for use,
no bRsemcnt, no assembly room. con-
struntion bad md ventilation not sat
iSfnctory.
Springfield: Fourteen classrooms In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18


The nay roll item in the main is
iiNcd 10y ordinance. The report showing.
thnt the city receives from the state
the sum or S6G,0270T The board asks
an additional clerk At Headquarters
and The introduction OF medical in
spcctioE In the schools the present
plan OF having the district physicians
oversee the health OF pupils being re
ported as utterly unsatisfactory. since
the school Board has no control over
their time or their work The board
asks FOR one medical inspector one
assistant and four nurses. at a total
cost of si.7S6. 1t not being intended
10 begin tho medical inspection until
lie opening of next session. The sala :
rieS thcrcforc being for hut three and
one half months.
In presenting II schedule of special
repairs and improvements amounting
to $22.7l3. the Finance Committee wns
put on notice that much OF II was
merely throwing money away. patch
Ing old buildings so that they mig lit still
be used. Fully $1,000 of this annual
| charge. Mr., lIutzlcr said. could be
saved by erecting modern buildings.
An Item OF $4,000 for repairs to old
bellevue School, Dr. Chandler asserted,
was merely throwing money away, a.'
the old building. long out OF date.
Is hardly worth tllat amount, and
VIII nevor be II satisfactory or proper
school building. both plan ana location
hcing unsuitable.
BESIDES The Sclln,i Board. The III
nance Committee hoard last night from
president Charles y Taylor. OF the
Board Of Fire commissioners, as TO tho
being placed on tho necessity for do
inE away with tho "caiI system" and
making MI iremcn station men chief
who expected to speak on Tho nrc bud
get. were called hastily by fire
| alarm. and VIII DO heard later. city
Engineer boiling presented the hudgot
that Of public buildings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
WnIInr" MrIrnrrr.

N,11PVV4NI 10 ITO IIW.s'I'Isratch-l
",h.rtoh. Va. january l7-Wni-
,aSc McHeorSe died at his home near.
h'n;nstnn SUNDAY night ~ II o'clock.
~ me siNtyrnfih year Of his aga lIn
Ms deputy revenue collector Tor
MshtF years lie served through the
War III the ninth Virginia cavalry. ana
inude "A good and faithful solder lie
ls surNiNcN by snvcn chlldrrn