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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
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HIVE Conference aud Approve Site for
Memorial Institute.

HIVE Conference aud Approve Site for
Memorial Institute.
Members of the architectural firm OF
Bisscll Il Sinliler. Of Philadelphia. sue
ccssfIe contestants for the award 81
the design adopted for the construction
OF the Confederate Memorial Institute.
were in Richmond yesterday and wen:
over the site which VIII be occupied by
that institutions. They expressed con
siderable satisfaction over the proposed
location OF the building, and declared
the property which has been chosen to
be admirably suited for that purpose.
Details of the work were discussed
with Lieutenant Governor j. Taylor
Ellyson. chairman of the committee in
charge of the erection OF the institute.
Mr.. E,llyson escorted the visitors over
tho grounds which will he occupied by
the institute, and following this gave
them an automobile tour Of the city.
Mcssrs. BisscIl and Sinkler returned
to Philadelphia last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
FIVE CONVICTED
IVY" Negroes Sent 10 Penitentinry for
Selling Cocaine.

Arthur Norwick. colOred nIo,aoa
guilty In the. Hastings Court yester.'
DAY 10 the charge Of selling cocaine.
and was sentenced by the court 10 ono
year In the pententiary.
hacnetta Iaylor colored. indicted
! grand larceny. was sentenced Ia
five years in the pcnitentiary
George jackson. indicted for grand
In the penitentiary.
Julia Holmes. colored was sentenced
10 Two years in the penitentiary for
~. l" Nash pleaded guilty to the sec
ond CONT in an Indictment cia.rin q
hohsebrcaking, and was sentenced IN
me court TO six months in Jail and to
pay tine OF | cent -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
COURT ORDERS PAYMENT
FOR 0RPHANAGE PROPERTY

An order was entered ycster in
The llenrico county Circuit Court by
Judge Scott authorizing the payment OF
Si..33 TO the Methodist Orphanagc ard
II. s. liutzler for lie property at Rrcsd
street Road and the right Of way OF
the Belt Line. This Was acquired
through condemnation proceedings ana
the appraisement fixed by tile com-
mission proved satisfactory 10 ali BAR
Ties. i ne county supervisors intend
70 erect a viaduct at this point to re-
hcXe the congestion OF traffic ana pre-
Vent tie.ups caused by passing trains.
commissioner 10 disbursc the fundr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
LEAVE FOR RALEIGH
Eighteen Physicians Icnvn to Attend
.s Convention To- DIV. {

Eighteen physicians and surgeons OF
Richmond left last night in a special
car over the Scaboard Air Line Rail
way for Raleigh. y. c.. where the Tri-
state Medical Association will open IT.
convention this morning. DR.. j. a.
White, OF this city, is president Of this
organization, the membership of which
embraces doctors OF Virginia. North
and South Carolina. The meeting viii
continue through Thursday night.
The local physicians who left last
night were Drs. j. y. White. Lawrence
7. Price. d. Vandcrhoof j. a. Walton.
George Ben Johnston. NJ. 0. Burke, 4
A. Willis. J. shelton Hershey. l.. II
Terrell McCaW Tomplyins, a. l., GRAY
Paul LaRoquc, j. a. Hodges, r. c.
Bryan, a. G. Brown, G. NJ Edwards,
beverly r. Tucker and II. Stuart Mae
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
FELLED WITH BOLT

Foreman j. II. Brice Claims SeIf-Dc-
Tense In Knocking Down Albert Brown.
j. B. Brice. foreman of construction.
was arrested last night on a warran
sporn out by Albert Brown colored.
him down with an iron bolt. The negro
was rather badly hurt. and needed Tho
attentions Of Dr Truman, OF the am
bulance corps.
man Brice that the negro had been
discharged by him for falling to obey
orders. and that the discharged work
man came back In an ugly mood. HI
approached Brice in threateninr at !
titlde, with knife In his hand, 1t is
said. and Brice Knocked him down in
self dcfenSe "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
Marriage l,fccr,geu

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to Arthur Wells and Mary Keys,
Isaac Michael and Jennie Rosen and
Charles a. Green and Matte j. Priddy.
y license was issued late Monday
afternoon 70 Fairfax c. Jones and Mar
Earet r. Graves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
Police Court Cnses.

The case against James r. Perry.
who surrendered himself as a desorter
from the United states Army to tho
recruiting officer Monday afternoon,
was continued in Police Court yestcr-
day morning to February a.
Robert Gaines. colorcd. charged with
carrying a concealed weapon was
tined 500 and placed under slOO Sc
curity for twelve months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22

.o4com1alnt of Miss Madeline Smith,
81 ISL North Invent T. eighth Strcci'
laal lii' negro bad trcspassed on her
RTl!t!.nlseS ana assumed Il threatening;
81 ltuG" Robert F"nnclr WAS arrested
.,n5l hlEht on suspicion of being the
hg alleged ononse occurred Thurs
anS nisht II vas said that the negro
Mas utlNcn away before the situation
became more alarming. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
Mrs. Gurluna cri,lcnII,. ~

MIS- Garland. wife OF Rev. r. u.
..arland' ned secretary OF the Bap-
III at the Memorial Hospital for sew
era weeks underwent a Very serious
oleratlpf Yesterday, and al midnight
ton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
Pardon TX ISstled

The Governor Yesterday granted 2
pardon 10 William, +. q. Lockridsc.
who was convicted Of perjury in 10
Circuit Court Of Highland county and
sentenced to serve five days in TAIL
and to pay Il fine of $40. Citizens
largely Joined in the petition for
clcmcncS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
Hlncl,.mil, n nno,,,,,,,.,,

y petition In voluntary bankruptcy
Was Med yesterday in the United states
iIlstrtct Court by Duncan Livingstonc
9iacksSmith. 31l-3lS North Henry street.
llaDilitles are placed at S2,066.l2, while
assets OF Sl.134.75 are claimed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
HAD GOOD YEAR
sfrStnin Fire nnd Marine {.omnnn
Hold Annual Meeting

ms VITslnia l7iro and NiarIne n
rVrahce company held it's SEVENTY.
aidHLH anhua meeting Iestcrdav >at
noon t the otticcs Of tic vomDanV ria
TerCrt for the year 1910 showad thn.
5000 had been added to the sur5Ins
Par value Of the stock ID Ak this 49,
rs nook yalue OF the STOCK a, sS3 per
:, - : airo {, were Reelected. VIII
w ~ q Paimer Jr taking the r,lsc.
q the late w O. Eolting I'M. An
GERS OF the company arc Wiiljar r.
rs .niisr pre..tidssnrt r. ID Alaison vice-
rotary oscar - Pitts. treaNnrc, ,,i
-. VI, Leake, special agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
BODY IDENTIFIED
Son Finds Tint Father Dropped Dend
In street MOnInX.

In Street Monday.
Richard Williams. of Ala Denny
street. Fulton last night identitied the
aged man who fell dead at Main and
Twenty third Streets Monday afternoon
as his father, w. T.. Williams
The younger Williams yesterday
morning read the notice in he Times
Dispatch or an unidentified man fall
ing dead. but did not heed the matter
until he returned home last night and
found his parent missing.
lie immediately went to Billups's un-
dcriaking apartments. 1905 East Main
street and pronounced the body that
OF his father. II was removed TO Nell
sens undertaking establishment. The
funeral Will take place Tomorrow
The death Of MIR. Williams was at
tributed to heart trouble by Coroner
Taylor.
Charge lie Attempted to STEM.
Charles Wood, colorcd. was arrested
last night OF a charge Of attempting,
TO steal three packages Of cigarettes
from r. Francionc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-22
Southern nnil,,a, I,,r,,,

Esumated earnings Of ire cpiIfhnrn
Jtai!t"ay for the second weak i: jTch.
rnary show an incrcase Of $45.i2o as
, se. tsa WAN me corresponding week
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06
BRIBERY CHARGES

The house committee to investi-
gate the charge of bribery in the
tunnel bill, made by Senator Bel.
lesfsd, after a hasty examination
of Mr.. Bellesfeld and Representa-.
tives Mcintyre and Ashton re-
ported the evidence TO the house
Monday. A careful reading of the
evidence seems TO justify Senator
Belles6eld in making the charge.
Mr.. Mcintyre testified that what
he said to Senator Bellesfield was
in . private personal conversation,
and be may have construed it to
mean that. AS to what l did tell
him exactly l do not remember the
words, do not remember when it
was. 1t may be possible that be
misconstrued my words"
Committee: Did you mean to
convey the idea when you made
the statement to Bellesfield that
money had been offered to vote for
the tunnel bill?
Mcintyre: Only that / did be-
lieve that money had been offered.
will state this: That l had no
positive knowledge or any evidence
or cannot prove that there was any
money offered, and if had this
knowledge l would be very glad to
produce it. My statement in the
matter was only based upon q be-
lief and no knowledge.
Representative Ashton said be
had never been offered cent, but
that what was told Senator Bellies
field in his presence might have
been construed by him in that
way.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06
AT THEIR OLD TRICKS

Coercion and intimidation in
one form or another is one Of the
tricks OF the steel trust, and it ID
at it again. Because Oscar w
Underwood, chairman OF the com.
mittee on ways and means Of the
lower house of congress, has favor.
ably reported a bill for freer trade,
the steel trust shuts down . fac
tory in his congressional district
Its manifest object il 10 create
local prejudice against him, not &C
much for the purpose of defeating
him for reelection in 1912, az "a
excite his fears and appeal to his
cowardice now. But Mr.. Under
woods cowardice doesn't appear To
be within easy reach. He goes
straight ahead with his farmers
free list bill, which will subject
the steel trust to competition on
hooped steel, barbed wire fencing.
wire rope, etc. BY stopping the
manufacture of those commodities
in Mr. Underwood's district, the
steel trust may influence few
thoughtless steel workers against
him; but most Of them, and prob
ably also every other voter in the
district, will place the blame where
1t belongs-not upon their honest
congressman, but upon the tricky
steel ust.-The Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06
LABOR UNION CRIMES

Arrests of union labor men for
blowing up the building of a Los
Angeles newspaper with dynamite
and incidentally killing many per-
SONS, are reported this week quite
sensationslly. If these men are
guilty, no consideration Of mercy
not applicable to every criminal
can be reasonably invoked in their
behalf. Such crimes are diaboli-
cal under all circumstances in
which they are committed With de-
Liberation. They are menace to
society; they endanger the non-
oombatant; they put labor orga-
nization at a disadvantage which
the legitimacy of its purpose can
i'll afford to bear in its already I'M
equal contest with monopoly; and
they make the way increasingly
difficult for equitable adjustments
of industrial relations through
political agencies.
The atrocity Of the alleged
offense. however, will not preju-
dice fair minds against the persons
arrested until their guilt is proved
beyond the reasonable doubt which
the law reasonably requires. This
proof has not yet been made pub
lie in the present instance. The
private detective who vouches for
its sufficiency has heretofore borne
q fair reputation, and this counts
against his prisoners. The $780,
GOO reward-not-for the truth, but
for criminal convictions, and with
unmistakable intimations that the
criminals must be labor unionists
is highly important element.
A good deal Of money 10 $780,
600. We of Illinois have seen
that it will buy senate seat. May
it not be potent enough, then, to
buy the kind Of testimony against
union labor officials, guilty or in
nocent, which embittered enemies
of union labor are as eager to get
for one purpose, as they are to get
senators Of their own for other
purposes?-The Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06
ANTI.PASS BILL

The anti-psss bill, another dem
ocraticparty platform plank, was dc.
feated in the house Of representa-.
tives Monday "a voting to kill il
while q favored passing it.
OF course every member was fol
anti-pass bill but not the one pre-.
sentsd.
Representative Alma v. I4affsrty
declared that she favored q good
anti-pass bill, but that she wal
opposed ito the makeshift that
was offered by o. c. Skinner, who
introduced ths bill.
$50 many persons are excepted
from ito provisions said Mrs
LafIerty." that II is ju-t a. good
~ no law at all. l am not ia
favor Of IL bill that was presented
just to make q grandstand play
Representative Skinner told Rep
rsssntativs Latfsrty that II Oh,
didn't like the bill that she coult
offer amendments 10 Il.
J. 8. Campbell voted for the bill
and bad no apologies TO make.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06
0avel Chlid Feoo Ooaeh

"Aftsr our child had suffered
from ever bronchial trouble for .
ys9." wrote q. T. Richardson, ol
RichRdsoa's Nils, Ala, I'VE feared
Il he'd consumption. Il had . cough
~ The time. We tried many rem
sdiss without avail, end doctors
msdIdns seomsd - useless. Yinai-
y We Oled Dr.. Xingb New DisCov-
~, end are pasassd - ssy that
oos bottle sliestsd . complete
cure, md or ehtld 10 aeain strong
end healthy. "Ioe coughs. colds,
hoasssnses, hsdpps. asthna, Group
and eeEe luAes, IT, the most iniall-
tbss fs0edv thnkb msdA Price ~
I'D o11e. Ttai Soet3s tres. 0uar-
aneeed BY 1a1ae Drug O.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06

nisxinss, va<i0o. (btisd sess-
gev, saa,ow cosnplsMoa, f1atussnee
- sympeoms q . torpid hver.
No one csn issl we'll wh6je tAe hvse
70 inectivs. H1RDINB y . power
I'll hvee stlmulaaA. 4 6ooe a. two
MIN eauss all hlieus oynp4oms %
6aappsG. Try 4. Prise ~. oead
b. 1u1Bee Drug ca
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06

Kaiser WiIhelm's army COM
manders have announced that war
msneuvers will be carried on this
summer with an armed force Of Q
million men. In addition to the
regular army OF 622, 900 about $50.
coo reservists will b. called out 10
play the war game.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06
TEARS

The interests are still she'd
ding tears-copious. briny. hard
squeezed tears-at the fate Of their
pet and protege who sits in the
United States senate by grace Of
the 100000 corruption fund Of
Mr.. Hines ct al, but not all the
tears in the universe or all the
whitewash their combined fortunes
could buy will wash Mr.. Lorimer
clean of the faint and smirch OF
his corrupt election. = Chicago
American.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06

One reason why taxes seem large
in Rio Grande county 10 because
the rich men are taxed only 5 70
10 per cent of what they are worth
while the poor are taxed 50 per
cent and more on their actual
wealth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06

A bank guaranty bill has besn
passed by the general assembly.
but will need fixing by the next
assembly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06

d. j. Gibbs sold the last Of BIZ
lambs Tuesday. His troubles ar'
now over for the present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1911-05-06

csos h ~ - . ssw Ksdah ssA.jes
~ FsDs Drus CO.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-27

The Wagner foot ball team defeated
the team from Avon on the local grid
iron on Friday afternoon Of last week
by a score Of z to s. This was the
opening game for the locals and the
fact that tney wnn q victory over their
opponents, who would utweigh them
about 80 pounds per man. is very graf
flying. The Avon bunch play q good
game, but the Wagnerites were too
fast for them. The fast work of Ar
thur banks and Roy Cochran and a
touchdown by Frank Mccormick were
features Of the game. Several NOR :
games have been scheduled, but the
inclement wea Their caused . postpone
ment. however whef conditions are
again favorable the sport will pro-
coed.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-27

7. ]. Cole and bride returned from
their wedding trip on Friday evening
of last week. They have commenced
houeskeeping,in Mr.. Coles fine home
10 North Wagner. This happy young
couple are well and favorably known
ia Wagner and vicinity and. their
mary friends wish them ! most
pleasant and prosperous journey
through life.
Fancy Dutch Sauer Krant 81 the
qaart It Wolfe's Busy Store.
This section received IL first touch
Of winter when snow began failing
Wednesday evening and continued On
tilsabout noon Thursday. II il estim
able that about four inches Of he
beautiful fell. It will - Of ereatV
benefit e lara and next years. crops.
= i melted aud soaked into O.,
ground. adding smother nice lot 81
noisturs q that already taken - 81
ths soii.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-27
CARD OF THANkS.

We desire to take this NEAR Of
thanking our many friends and neigh
ors for their kind sympathy and g.
sistance extended to Vi during the sad
affection through which we passen in
the loss OF onr beloved wife and
mother.
E. w. Pinney and Children.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-27
IT'S EQUAL. DON'T EXIST.

No one has ever made a salve oint-
ment or balm to compare with Buck
lens ArnicaS alive. It's the one per-
feet healer of Cuts, Corns. Burns,
Bruises, Sores. Scalds, Boils, Ulser:
Eczema. Salt Rhem. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores, Chapped Hands or Sprains
its supreme. Unriveled for Piles. Try
t. Only Csc at al Druggists.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-27
AvERTS AWFUL TRAGEDY.

Timely advice given Mrs. q. VIII
oughby. Of Marengo. Wis. (R. No. ~
prevented i dreadful tragedy and saw
ed two lives. Doctors had said her
frightful cough was ! consumption
cough. and could do little to help her,
her aunt urged her to take pr. Kings
New Dircyery. II have been using it
for some time," abe wrote land the
dreadful cough has almost m It also
saved my little boy when taken with .
severe bronchial trouble" This match
less medicine has no equal for throat
and lung troubles. Price Soc and
500 Trisl bottle free. Guaran-
ted ~ ~ Druggists.
HHEA M WM
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-27

The best plaster. A piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Lini-
ment and bound on over the effected
parts is superior to a plaster and cos {
only n tenth as much. For sale by
all Dealers.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-27

The worlds c'1ampio1shi base sail
series between the New York Giants
Of the National league and the Phila-
delphia Athletics of the American
league terminated yesterday when the
Athletics won the game and the SER
les. Philadelphia won four and New
York two Of the games played.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-27
FOR REM.

Well improved farm not far from
town, of about 800 acres at So. so per
acre CASH RENT. Can give posses
sion this fall. Residence in Wagner,
can give possession about December
LIST.
Some God living rooms. well arrang-
ed, q give possession at once.
ct VIC. Kirkpatrick.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-10-27


MI. and Mn. Lawrence Patton re-
turned Saturday from Rochester.
Mimi. where Mrs. Patton submitted
70 - operation IA the hospital Of that
city.
In reporting the birth last week We
said it VA : girl 1t the Frink nome
and . boy - the W. c. Kirkpatrick
hoem, wten it shs uld have reao vice
versa.
Chester Trumbo. wto recently sold
his residence to G. p. C~lausen, has
commenced excavating for the erec-
tion Of another residence on lots south
Of the German Luthern church.
]. G. Smith arrived home Wednes-
day evening from Omaha where he nm
derwent al operation for appendicitis.
He informe us that he 10 rapidly re-
gaining health and will soon be his old
self again.
IL it's ANYTHING in the drug
inc, you can get it ct Pinard's
City Drug Store.
E. A. Floren left Wednesday for
Minneapolis where he will make his
future home. Two of the boys re-
NAMED here to complete the fall work
. a the farm when they will also 60 to
the city to live.
w. Metz. on Wednesday, sent Us in
some samles Of vegetables grown in
his garden this year that are certainly
fine. Wesley is q good farmer winch
is vouctsafed by the fine quality and
large fields Of his crops.
SOUVENIR Envelope Of Wagner. Is
for 10c at Wolfe's Busy Store.
AT a regular meeting, Wednesday
evening, Nov. !, the Rebecca Lodge
will serve refreshments, and all mcm-
oers are requested to be present, an
business of importance will be up for
discussion.
by Order of Secretary.
A largely attended wedding occur
red at the home of John Maths, south
Of Wagner last Tuesday evening. when
Mr.. Maths and a ady. whose name
We were unable to learn, were unit ed
in marriage. The contracting parties
have the best wishes of their Wagner
friend.
Mrs. P. ]. O'connell brought in .
box Of strawberries last Saturday
which she picked from their strawber-
~ patch that day. They are second
crop to grow on the same vines this
year. Guess Charles Mix county
comes about as lear producing as
much and as often as any of them.
For Sale My resIdence in Wagner.
consisting of good 7-room house, barn
and three lots. ID. II. Nae,e.
Prof. III. F. Lake and son, Henry.
.ame down from Geddes last Friday
md completed arrangements for the
emoval of the family from that city
to Wagner. Mrs. Lake and daughter
arrived yesterday, as also did their
household goods and they are moving
into the H. Kephart house. The peo-
pie of Wagner etxend a welcoming
hand to this estimable family.
BEGINNING FRIDAY
we have sale on all hand made velvet
ats, satin hats. French felts and
dressy effects, mostly small hood
ytles neatly trimmed. Call in and
inspect. Also am pre- pared to do plain
md fancy sewing.
Mrs. H. e. CAST TX.
The worlds championship base sail
series between the New York Giants
Of the National league and the Phila-
delphia Athletics of the American
league terminated yesterday when the
Athletics uon tho Uama ard tha eel