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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07

Oea Ill SRsntn8, pQQ SlDlloIeIer %
2nieItiter. San Mao 6npe Iooang
til go0e 5ore0rog og til funitne-
rift gaooirfning. 6grit og trent
MET mao bans 2ine oobnes for
8prOien al bbno ban uofSrer. 9r.
Gsgin0 peger poo en- 1oonnneIie for
ar6ei0ere efter 5olfebsiifolensMg n-
tier. 8erigennem siner ban Betting
elier for igen at ifobe ar6eiosglp0e.
Oct arnaoigc 0ab. Sra 5fagen
ifripes til Hit5ons 9ontor bl. all-
oct:
Zen gortgrouning al Sfooen
SenoeritronO, iom timber Steo mel.
lem Sfagens 9nmle o9 sItre 5Dr
for at gere 6orretning me0 oct /
2onOet 0onneoe Sineel eller @rils,
bar MI beoirfet, at ser, no efter
@renen tiot UNDER Storme og oct
meo 6isie fsl9en6e Seioon6e bort
if9res itore Stbffer al 2anoet og
9litterne.
Sra 0ra6munn5 @roofnmmer i'll
Snuet er Ser M fun omtrent 300
glen, og bliper Der life / en- ner
5rerntio truiiet 6oronitoItninger
til at itanoie oenne gortgropning,
oil 8ortifpringen al O66en peo.
bline og ienere opre nnnIfelig at
Itonoie.
Baa oct Ste6, boor gorteropnin.
gen bar ppret lt9rfeit, er Ser lioen
1880 borttoeet omtrent 70 Same
9ano at regne inc efter ira Sonet.
Saoet n9rmer Jig M mart 8eien
til 5pret og @reapen, ogaommunens
@runo, iom logger uoen for oenne
Bel, er mart belt operopet og fsrt
bort.
De fbnife Giforieo9rfere. Gn nb
Sabrif peb Cbenie. 2on6meno /
Ooenie.ggnen, ser / en- Iarrpffe
bar oprfet giforierso6er til De oon.
lie giforiefabriffer, men / 4ar life
bar funnel bline enige me6 bette
3irma ON Briien, bar MI oannet
ct aftieielifnb u5pns 8offeiurroeat-
og Giforiefabrif", Der | 2sbet af
Sommeren oil opfsre en- Sabrif |
@ibp oe6 Ooenie.
Den ~nsooenbige aopitol og bet til
Driiten fornsone 4reol meo Hso.
Der er iifret. anl9esio9ifterne an
iloas til 70-80,000 SIR, 90 ga.
briffen er %beregnet til en- oagl;s
8roouftion al 1900 go. Of be
Tforifelliee aaffeiurroeater oe Gi-
forte.
9ninoernes 8algret. Sueialoemu'
f~rntiife 9emumitrationer. Ssnoag B.
10. Marts 6oIotes Der | a~ebenbapn
5 Wsoer for 9uinoers 8algret. Baa
WsOernes 8eotoges Der iflg. Soc.
Gem" en- Reiolution, bpori uotalss
Snrme oper, at apinoer peoblioen-
De err noeluffebe fra Oeltagelie /
gnIeene til Rigsoogen og fra 8alg>
barbeb til iamme og Eililutning til
bet al Socialbemofratiet / Rigs.
hagen inotagne Stanopnnft, og ST..
gering og 2~onostbing ~opforores til
inoreit at gennemfsre oct | Sol
fetinget o%ebtaane Soriloe en- sgn-
oringer | @runolonen, boorneb
4pinoerne opnoor politiIf 8olgret.
5preningen uArbcjoe aoler", DC,
/ iioite Salp6el nf Worts afbolo!
agitationsmsoer runbt on / 2onoet,
bar oprettet Iofole afoelinger. 81
a. i aaIborg os / aoIoine; oct fsr-
ite Steo bIep Der paG oct fonItitii.
erenbe Msoe itrafs inomelot ca
80 og oct onoet Steo ca. 80 Ne0.
lemmer.
Oeiaa / Ranoers afbolbt Sore.
ninged fnrIeoen Msoe; men Der nc.
tolte amtmano Gnberien nnber Ei3.
%fusilonen, at ban fanot BEN paa'
@rbeiosmaabe ganife %forsei.
|Iet; baa menfe, at Soreningen /
Steoet III at moboirfe 8~a5abonae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-04-07
Standar,
Alberta, Canada.

Landsmend! vi 9nsker at henlede Deres Opmarksom-
he'd pa vor danske Koloni Alberta, Canada. Her tilbydes
enhver Dansker Anledning til at sikre sig en- god Farm pa
gunstige Betingelser. like blot en- Farm, men en- Ejendom,
der vii betale sig selv I'D med en- eneste Afgrgde-en Farm be-
hggende en- dansk Koloni paa $4,000 Acres. Kun Danske
kan kobe Land denne Koloni.
Unge Mand, har du Lyst til at forbedre dine Kaarf Har
du $00Of ON saa er, hvorfor saa like kobe Landf Land, der
vii betale sig SEW, Land, hvor dine Landsmmnd Dor. Her fin
des netop en- saadan Anledning. vi selger Land, der betalcr
sig med blot cen Afgrede.
Skriv os blot ct Brevkort, saa skal vi sende udfsrlge o.
lysninger.
vor n@ste Ekskursion afgaar fra Council Bluffs, Tirsdag
den Is. April, 1911.
TUR OG RETUR $4,000
J. R. h. Myrthu, O. 8. Ohristiansen,
Gleichen, Alberta. Elk Horn, la.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
PROFESSOR BIRD RETURNS
FROM LOUuOUN TRIP

Especial to The Richmond Firgnian.)
FREpERICtSSBUR VA, March
2S.--proIessor Hugh $. Bird has re-
turned from I.oudoun, where he ada
dressed the Loudoun County Teachers
Association at Waterford. accompa-
MED by Professor Thomas S. Settle.
OF the State Board OF Education, who
also addressed the association. Pro-
fessor Settle left by steamer for West
moreiand county. where he will attend
a similar meeting.
Miss Margaret johnson. of Culpeper
county, has purchased the farm and
mill property and water rights of
Messrs. II. +. and r. G. EmbreS, lying
in the Eappahannocl1 river. In Fau-
outer county. A roller mill, with a
capacity of rs barrels, VIII be Install
ed. Miss johnson takes possession OF
the property July /.
Rev. J. II. Jacobs, pastor of the
Methodist Church here, and Mr.. r. v.
ID. Conway left on Tuesday to attend
the Baltimore Methodist Conference,
which meets at Clifton Forge Mr.,
Jacobs has been pastor here Tor only
one year. but in that time the church
has grown In membership, built a
large Sunday school addition and en-
couraged religious activity in many
ways. The church hopes that Mr.. ia
cobs may be- reassigned 10 this charge
for another year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
Steamers CRASH
IN MORNING HAZE
WHITE STAR LINER CEDRIC col.
LIDEs WITH MARowIJNE Btr
DAMAGE rs SLIGHT.
WHITE sTi

NEW YORK. March 2s.--The big
White star Liner Cedric, In to-day from
Liverpool was in collision in the lower
bay with the steamer Marowiine from
Trinidad
The Marowijne had Just dropped her
anchor and the quarantine Doctor was
lining UP the crew for Inspection when
tho Cedric doomed up through tho haza
only q dozen boats lengths away. Be-
fore the engines could move the ship
the Cedric hit the MarowiJne on the
port quarter smashing in several of The
plates oH the overland of the foretop
gallant forecastIe. Tie Cedric backed
away and then tried to- pass 10 Wind
ward of the MarowlJne. but the tide
damned the bow of the Cedric against
the MarowiJne for the second time
smashing In several more plates. The
damage, however, was above tile water
line and the Cedric soon proceeded.
There VAS a lively iRcipisnt panic
among the passengers on the white
star liner but a hurried signal sept all
hands 30 collision quarters and 1the
frightened people we're soon reass"reS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
After All,
The People

We are not saying newspaper adver-
tising IL not a good thtng---but unless
you are advertising something the poo
pie can endorse YOU might as we'll not
try the game. Ne spent several thou
sand dollars the firsx year af our bus
ines career in newspapers. What did
We do? We simply Insisted that for
Pneumonia we had q cure We claimed
that In cases Of Group and Colds and
all things where in6ammatio or con-
gestion was the seat OF the trouble we
had preparation that would Cure
The result Mothers solicitous for
their dear ones; the father anxious
fer his household, accepted, doubtless
with misgtvings. our statement and
bought trial bottle. II wa& only 4
quarter anyway and they would try
II. And IL proved true to our claim II
made guod, In the pAriance OF the day,
and then the newspaper advertising
was WORTH nothing to us except TO
keep the name before the peoplA We
simply prinNed thM name after that
and insisted that Ii was doing AL we
claimed Tha people are the ones to
whom we are indebted for our un-
doubted suceess--for our phelaptniital
business. But q few years On tbs mar
kat an to-day Howan's Preparation
leads all the other remedies In its line
---it In found In hundreds pf Thousands
Of homes and the sale inerearinG AL
most matvetonsly,
The People did it---they knsw what
u would % And the one WHO knew told
the other one who Waa rot yat wise.
That has been our eucce6D and - give
credit where credit ~ duA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
Fulton News
News Items may b left ct Mel
sens Furnlture Heore, or pi,oued
10 Madison A74e.

The Rev. A. Il. Sharpe, superintead-
preached In Denny street church. sun
day night. The pastor, REV. v. w.
HargaMln II assisting III i meeting in
Mrs. Il. II D,As win ssii soup in her
benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Society Of
Mlss Ida HranAfCrd A hains from tho
Virginia hospital altar . s0ccsssful
The ". e. 7. Z. VIII hold q devotion
q meeting A the home os MrA Henry
Hill on LouisiAra street Tussday ntght.
The condition Of Mr., John. shufm.
tho Williamsburg Road remains un-
Mira. johp nroakwsll. Of wiil.ams-
.yns BalldSfs LsAkue q Denny street
chNrch Will meet with h&ke. GAAfles
scAmtdt On DsaAt Uerset Wsdaesday
III and Mn = u. Beli. Of ssvsAsA
street, hays rpturnsd from SNrfy ootn-
ty. where they were called on Acc0unt
OF the death 81 1ff. Betis Si1tef.
Early sunday morning fre broke out
In y wars h9uaa. OF the kentnclky. Pros
duct Comp Any situated IN 80 River
Road Just outnide Of fulton. This
nuilding zwAs ntlsa With 9t6Gsd tobaea0
stems, Ana VA Totally d6Stt0yed. =
The Kinyn DRu1htore Will inset this
(Tpesdayl e{ternaon Ax &P,Ar oalcfk,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
English Motoring Caps.

Union Station---i1 A. NJ, DR.. Mo
Murray: p. NJ, Bishop kiigo.
Clay Street--It A. a.. Dr. r. n
Parker; 8 r. M, DIR. Mown.
Laurel Street--ti A, NJ. DIR. Sexton
q y. M. DIR. L.. w. Moore.
Asbury Piace--ii A. NJ. DR.. Mann;
8 r. M, DR. Parker.
Trinfty--11 A. NJ. Bishop Denny;
8 p. NJ, DIR. Mann.
Sc. Jamee-~ti A. NJ, Bishop Key;
. r. NJ. Rev. w. L. Sheriff..
81. PAui---11 A. NJ. Rev. w. L. sher.
rill.
Barton Heignts--t1 A. NJ. DR.. J
NJ. Henry.
Highland Park~-11 A. NJ. DR.. n. r.
StAekhonse; p. NJ. DIR. Sexton.
Epworth---tf A. NJ. DIR. l.. w
Moore.
Central---i1 A. NJ. Bishop Gambler
West End-~~tl A. NJ, DIR. Trewick
3 p. NJ. Bishop Moxon.
Asbury~-~l1 A. NJ. DIR. Cochran
Decatur street~--lt A. NJ, Bishop
Denny.
Denny street--11 A. NJ. Or. John
son,
Fairmount---11 A. NJ. Or. E. p
Watts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
AbBATTEMAGG|O
Gets LARGE OFFER
AMERICAN VAUDEVILLE MANAGER
OFFERS ITALIAN INr0uHER
sI,0oo A WEEK.

vfTERB0, ITALY. March 2s.---ln sd-
dition TO letters threatening his life and
others protesting love and asking hls
hand In marriage from women of all
ages In every part OF italy, Abbatte-
maggie, the confessed CainotrIst wst0se
eyidencs IL expected by the govern
ment TO send the men no won trial 10
prison for life, to-day received "a let
ter from an American theatrical mau-
ager. II offered him $1,000 a week TO
appear before an American vaudeville
audience and relate his experiences as
murderer. kidnapper and thief.
The infermar seemed greatly pleased
and proudly exhibited the letter TO his
guards.
at would be funny" he said. III, ar
ter being Gagged like a bird, / should
go 10 America and become lion"
To-days session OF the trial was de-
voted TO IL further Interrogation of the
accused.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
NAME NEW OFFICERS

Especial 10 The Richmond virslnian.)
ROANOKE, VIZ, March 2S.---Roa.
noke Council. United Commercial
Travellers, has elected the following
officers;
Senior eounseior---W. r. Nininger.
Junior counselor---Fargus bowman
Past counselor--C. +. Davis.
Secretary and treasurer--w. c. Bru-
ner.
Conductor. NJ. Frantz.
Page--H. r. Martin.
Sentinel--Lewis Becker.
Executive cornmittee--I.. A. Engle
J. II. Yost. ]. c. Moir and G.. NJ. Lu.
cas-.
The Grand Council of the orde,
meets In Huntington. w. Va, June g.
and 10. Delegates from the Roa
noke council are C.. p. Davis, III. D.
Derrick and w. p. Nininger. Alter
nates-~P. ID. kesler, W. G. s;raner and
c, n. kesler. r. J. Fishbtfrne IL
chairman of the grand auditing COM
mittee, having been elected to tina,
responsible position last June In Bal
tfr1ore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
YOUTH SENT ON TO GRAND
JURY on SERIOUS CHARGE

STANTON. VA. March 2S.--On
complaint of Julia Ryan. an eighteen
year-old girl o. the Christians Creek
Snighborhood, w. FINLEY, youth OF
about the same age. was arralgned
before Magistrate Milton Butcher here
Saturday afternoon, On a charge Of
seduction and held for action of the
grand jury. being bailed In the sum
Of $500 for his appearance at the
proper time. A number of love LETT
tiers Of. both the young people were
submitted in evidence aud the case
ACCUSED considerable interest in the
community where the pair reside.
Messrs. Kerr and White represented
Tinsiey and Mr.. Joseph A. Glasgow
appeared for Miss Ryan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
burial Of ,. II. BOWER.

Especial TO The Rlchfnutld VfrEinian.)
ROANOKE. VA, March 2s.--The
body OF j. II. Bowyer was taken
through the city Monday on the way
to Montvaie for interment. Bowyer's
home was i'm Bluefield. His wife was
Ill and his ten-day old baby lay dying,
and Bower was on the verge of ner-
vous prostration. due TO loss OF sleep
and anxiety. Day and night, he had
sat besides the beds OF his wife and
child, until he was utterly exhausted.
Friday night. In a sefai-conscious con-
ditlon. he fell against bad post in
such q way as to burst blood yes
sci In his stomach. lie died in "a
short while
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
PRESENT q. va. WITH
PROF. MINORS BUs1

Mr.. William A. Clark, Jr.. Of Butte,
Mont. according to an announcement
in the current issue of College Topics
viii contribute "a marble bust of the
late John b. Minor Co the University
OF Virginia. The bust viii be chiseled
by Bartlett, the siSted sculptor
Mr.. Clark, who IL a son of former
Senator william A. clark, of Mon
tana, studied law at the University OF
Virginia. where Professor Minor WAS
head of that department for many
years.
Mr.. Clark attended Virginia In the
latter SOS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER
wE1THAAxxsroN SCHEDULE

The proposed change In the West
hampton STREET car schedule giving
q fifteen-minuts service into the city
will be considered by teh council COM
mittee on streets Tuesday night A
delegation OF West End citizens will
appear before the committee. IL is
reported, and advocate the proposed
change. Other citizens will likely OPP
pose the change on the ground that
II involves payment OF two fares to
certain parts of the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
Funeral Of Mr.. Coalter.

Funeral services oyer the remains
OF Mr.. II. st. John Coalter, who died
Sunday morning at his home,
"Marengo." New Kent county, were
conducted at the grave In Hollywood
cemetery Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock by the Rev. George w Nc
Daniel The pall-bearers were: Will
liam Mann, George h. Wise, Colonel
H. o. James. Roger Taylor Gregory,
L. .. Wendenburg, Colonel Joseph
Button, Edward s. Rose and Mr..
Wfngfield
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
CHURCH HILL NEWS
hs sfe In Ssfses ~
Church Oh MAdAos 73a5l

and Clay streets, who has been quits
sick. is able to be out again.
Mrs. Fannie Baker has returned to
her home In East Richmond. after .
visit to relatives on the hill.
Mr.. George Woody, Of Twenty
eighth and Grace streets. 10 quite sick
in his home.
Mr.. r. n. Wildbore. OF Chimbo
Park. is able to be out. after an III
ness of two weAkA
Invitations have been sent out to
the iniIlinefy opening at thu Misses
Robelex,, Twenty -dfkh street md Jef-
ferson avenue, March ~ And 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
Funeral Of Mr.. Coupe.

Especial To The Richmond Virginian) J
ROANOKE, VA, March 2s.--The fun
erai services OF Thomas II. Cooper,
whose death occurred in DR. 8, Wier
Mitchali's hospital In Philadelphia sew
eral days ago. took place Monday ar
ternaon at one o'clock from efae
Methodist chunch In Salem and were
attended by II large assemblage Of
relatives and friends. The services
were conducted by the pastor the Rev.
w. a. Wolfe The interinent was in
East Hill cemetery. Masuns acted ns
pail bearers. The Colonial Trust aud
Savings Bank. OF Roanoke. or which
Mr.. Cooper was president. was closed
to@dAy In honor Of his memory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
PROBERS READY TO
FORMULATE REPORT
LAWYERS HAVE LAST INNING Al
INQUIRY INTO ENGINEER
ING OFFICE.

The vondsrlehr council committee
which has been busy for several
weeks probing into affairs OF the city
engineers ONCE ~ d result 0f chargUo
brought BY Contractor G.. q. Burton
VIII meet again Wednesday aftctnoon
Gin formulating A report 70 the conn
lnittee on streets. The scs1lOn viii
be an executive one.
Lawyers had their Inning N the
meeting OF the COMMITTEES Monday af-
ternoon. Among other thth2A c0nn-
gel FOR Contractor burton said:
THE mistakes OF characterization
show deplufable state Of AFFAIRS md
involve lAfxe SUNNI, ana are admittedly
dAe 70 having been made hufriNdiy.
There wAs An error OF e0 ifafead cf
of 10000 bricks. instead Of 10.toes!
an allowance for 4.s00 house conhar-
tons. when there were but 670, and
contract made up for $b.A00 which
was Afterwards executed tor ti.tl7.
Spehking GA bAhalf OF the la4o y1Ack-
son Bolton, first As1l1tant city enxiheet
tor many years, lawyer James w,
Gordon aAettke4 that the evidence hal
clearly shown that certain hnfmadver.
slons against Mr.. Bolton were mot
justified. ana that statements made
largely oorfeoted by the evtden0eNs IioI
asked the c6mfaittee In u tNp0rk
10 Absolve Mr.. BOiton's moInoty ffOsn
Any Educational wfGngd0lNGs
CITY Endineef Boiling, ~ = oah~
mttted statSnAnk AdMittAA AhAk kh9a
Investigation had hE1NShk At94t ~
leA&t Diaa raEoxm. He A1Aab an1As ~.
have dtt1cted tAAt INT on SlnGn 1870
after handle Apeeif cattens 80 ssn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
WIN he Barred To-day.

LYNCHBURG, VA, March 2S.--The
body of Mrs. n. T. Watts. who died
last week in San Francisco. will reach
Lynchburs Tuesday at 1880 o'clock
over the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, The body will be taken to the
residence Of the family, from whence
tho funeral will take place at 1870
o'clock. The interment will be a
temporary Mne at the Spring Hill
cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28

Especial 40 Tho Richmond Nirgintanl
FREDERIGKSBURG VA, March
Es.-,-Miss Cossie Lamb, aged 10 years,
died at the home Of her nephew, Mr..
Frank Eustace. near 9arrisonville, ON
sunday. The funeral was held Tues
day from her late home, conducted
by Rev. j. NJ. Green.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
I,eanei II. Ro,rer.

WINCHESTER, VA. Manch as
Lemuel H. Bohrer. member OF a
pioneer Frederick county family. died
Sunday at Staunton. aged fifty-nhe
years, Tho remains arrived here yes
terday for burial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
Harry Wartur.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. March
2s.--Hsrry Warning. son of Captain p.
G. Waring. of Essex county. who had
been travelling salesman for the
American Tobacco Company. was
taken sick with typhoid-pneuno a
short time ago In Little Rock, Ark.
and died at that place a few days
ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
OBITUARY


Funeral CT MIR. w. Il. walton.
The funeral of Mr.. w. r. Walton,
who died at his residence, 159 South
Cherry street, on Sunday. was held
from Laurel Street Methodist church
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Walton was fifty-one years old,
and leaves a wife and six children,
mother and father and two brothers,
r. j. Walton and o. G. Hall,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
ygiSu Lille fSutIer.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
EMPORIA. VA, March 2S.--Miss
Lille Butler. OF Ante. in Brunswick
county, died at Roanoke Rapids. N.
t., Sunday of tuberculosis. She was
about twenty years old. Her father
died Of the same disease about a year
ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
Fnncrnl nf Thnnras H. Conncr.

SALEM, VA, March 2s.---The fuh-
eral services of the late Thomas
Henry Cooper were held yesterday at
terncon at 1880 o'clock from the
Methodist church. being conducted by
his pastor. Rev W. III. Wolfe, assisted
by Rev. ]. A. Anderson and Rev. MIR,
Cobbs. OF Bramwell, w. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28

I.YNCHBURG. VA. March a.
Louise Dove, the ten-year-old daush-
ter Of Mrs. Lucy Wexford, OF Blue
Ridge, died Sunday evening at one
OF the local hospitals, her death being
due TO typhoid pneumonia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. VA, March rs
Mrs. Mary Senseney, aged sixty-nine
years was found dead in her bed a
few mornings ago at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. r. Hanover. in Prince
William county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
George W. Green.

F'REDERfCkSBURG VA, March %.
George w. Green. formerly a men,
her of the Legislature from the dis
trtct composed Of Madison and Greene
counties, died few days ago nt his
home In the latter county aged seven
" wars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
BISHOPS ASSIGNED
To LOCAL PULP|Ts
DISTINGUISHED METHODIST d.
VINES WILD PREACH HERE
FIFTH SUNDAY IN APRIL.

Bishops OF the Methodist church
and other members OF the board OF
church extension will MI Methddist
pulpits In Richmond on Sunday. April
30, following the annual meeting OF
tho board to be held at Centenary
churth on April ~.
Assignments TO the various pulpits
are announced as follows;
Centenary--lI A. N, Bishop Will
son: 8 p. NJ. Bishop Gambler,
Broad Strset-~ll A. NJ. Bishop
Kilgo: s =. NJ. DIR. McMurray.
Park Piacs~=-Ii A. NJ. Bishop Ma
zon; r. IL, DIR. r. Al. .Trowick.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28
Death Child

LYNCHBURG, VA, March 2s,--
| Margaret Wilson. the nineteenth
mouths-old daughter OF Mrs. A. b.
Darlington. died Sunday at their home.
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Eun.naa Of Mrs. Bruhrrs.

The funeral OF Mrs. r. r. Brothers.
who died on Monday, will take place
at o'clock Tuesday AFTERNOON from
yenablestreet baptist church. The
interment will be made in Lakewood
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WEATHER. CoxpITIoNs.
IN VARIOUS CITIES.

observations are for the ~ hours
ending at A. H.. Eastern standard
time.)
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New Tapestry Frames.

4 cordial Invitation Is extendsd -
every one.
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An asexI TAs,v mi.

Mrs. Richard Anderson Ii critically
i'll at the residence OF her son. Mr..
Julian G. Anderson. 7ls Miller ave-
nut Barton Heights
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The Weather

RICHMOND, VA. March as.-Fore-
cast for Richmond and vicinity; Fair
cooler tonight With light frost We'd
aesday increasing cioudiness.
WASHINGTON. y. g.. March as
Forecast for Virginia. Fair Tonight.
cooler In east portion. probably light
frost. wednesday Increasing clouui-
ness, slightly warmer In north and
west portions.
coIartoio erx mo eanslithi deslrasiAu
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
During tho past "a hours colder
weather has moved from the Plains
States eastward into the Atlantic
Etates and the temperatures are now
from TO ~ degrees colder from F1ori-
do northwArd TO tho Lake Region and
the New England Etates Precipitation
preceded the fall In temperature in the
Middle Atlantic. the New England
states and the Lake Region, also ON
the South Atlantic coast, and this
morning II IL showing at points In the
Lake Region, while light frost are re :
ported from points in Mississippi and
Alabama. Cool and clear weather Is
indicated for this section during the
next 80 hours.
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Ios.ph R. Jar,nc,

Especial to The Richmond virginian j
LEESBURu, VA. March 2s.-~-Mr
Joseph k. Janney died after long
illness at HIS home Ia Pgrcsilsiile, this
county. on last "Wednesday. In the
ney for a number or years c1srtsA-fed
a jewery business IN PurccViiie and
wac well known ti1roughDuHthe coun-
~. Al the beginning OF Ne Civil wan
he enlisted In COMPANY A. Eighth
Virginia regiment, and lost one of his
limcs in the FIRST battle pf Manassas.
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Especial 10 The Richnohd virginisn.,
ROANOKE. VA. March 2s.--rhs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-28

Sweaters for every member
of the family.