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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N. B.--Following scheduie 1Irurcs 'n,,bI,,,s
as information and not guaranteed:
o:lo a. M.--Daily-Local for Charlottc DIR
nam and Raleigh. 1915 a. M.-Daiiy-Iimi,
ea-For All points South. Drawing Room
bunct Sleeping Car 10 Memphis Via Ash.
vl'e anu CHATTANOOGA. 3co r. AZ I;x Sun
Local Ter Durham and interindate station,
6;p y. - Ex Sun.-KeysvjlIc Local lI:,5
-DailS-Linitod-For all poIntn South.
Pullman ready $3.50 p. NJ $500
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 r. Mex. Sun.--To West PIT, connect.
ms Tor baltimore Mon. We'd and Irri 500
a. Nix sun. and 2:l5 r. A-Mon.. wrs
and Fri--1.oca1 to West Point go
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
from mo south: $50 A. M s.0J r. NJ
daily: $40 a. ~. Eek. sun: 1865 Eek sun
200 r. II. daily. From West Point: $50 a.
NJ DAILY; il:35 a. ST. Wed. and Fri: AZ, ~
NJ. FIX. Sun. 80, -
S. L. BURGESS. D. p. A.
$50 f, Main 81. Phone Madison az.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13

on heavy and general rains. such AS
the entire bolt nceds before, pl,n,jnt,
becomes general.
The extra session Of Congress is stiu
100 lar aWaN 70 allow the fear Of anti.
tntnre legislation becomes "a don't
mating influence All The same tho
trade VIII be on the lookout for cN-
prnssions from III lips Of Congress.
men WHO arc known 10 he actively
workiES against the future market
Any uttcrances making ii certain that
an anti-tntura h'll Will he introduced
IN tho extra session VIII start anew tho
llquinhtion OF the long account. on tho
other hand, the bulls would make nsn
OF any statement Of an encouraging
nature from those who arc WORKING TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
AutttnH sSaif8. future 59ap8.
AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Pc
TERSBuRG. VA.
As directed by the owner, now re-
siding In New Orleans, we shall offer

rs directed by the owner, now re-
siding In New Orleans, we shall offer
at auction on
TUESDAY. MARCH 81. 5 p. Nj.
the valuable property at the northeast
corner Of Sycamore and East Tabb
streets. known as the "Saal Building"
the store Of which Is now occupied by
Gil d Hoy. and the numerous ofTicas
a bove by Pyle &c Company a.u others.
al! under leases ending IN August, 1911.
This property. which front about ~
feet on Sycamore Street was. erected
by the owner for personal occupancy,
and Is generally considered the hand
soonest and best constructed store
building in the city and situated as 1t
IS IN the very heart Of the retail busi-
poItunity for investment
TERMS. One-fourth cash; balance
on credit OF one. two and three years.
with negotiable notes bearing per
cent. interest. secured by deed of trust
at expense OF purchaser,
T. PANNILLiS SONS,
AucttoneerS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13

sell By e p aSSEe ame snd BP1aes wiz
~ N I, Hall g Mahogany sofas ca. !
an nnie e. Side Tables eight-foot Ma Ghm,re
an" - G,ocK, fine Rugs. Upright Pi.nn
=, ~ :, ~ rlor-Ma h Sany Ccntrc ava 81,
Sccrn.sa, Candle Stands, card r. b S,ue
.TISGicretery, Bookcase. ClaWfont a cness,
tt 3anha, Rugs, Straight Chairs 'e ga a;
ed n Dlnhinf !. Reom-Eour sidcboaras
ana a,n Colonialj these are yerv hna n,te
E ~, Massive Ccleret, Dining ,rahio
mars, Clock. Rugs aoie'
IN Llbrarv-Rookcases Musjc STAND
ii nrs eT,. seat Chairs Tables, EngraV,,
In Bod Room-Bureaus. chest ~
rnbe Gandie stands. Chairs "e Ward o.
.C rTpe, IA oI9s, Brass Bed, Rugs, iaee
AZ the furniture Is most dcs,r,h,e
man beautifully carved and in
we Will also sell Gymnastum D.
IIriserator. two Marble Greyhounds nno
l nr. Lawn Mower. Iron Fence Jard
oWeeper. and many articles too numar
Gus 70 mention. This sale affords on
pors.nnity to persons wishing handsome
mahogany furniture iiic
MRS. CHAS. HALL, DAVIS
fANNlLI- & HARRISON
Auctsoncers.
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6teamtoat6
LDDOMINION

Nv. Richmond foot of Ash st. daily. 100 p. NJ.
Leave NeWPort News...........-.... 100 a. NJ.
Arrive norfolk 100 4. NJ.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
w. Ry p. NJ. and G. & o, Ry. at 4 r. VI.
Night Line steamers stop al Claremont to
land or receive passengers on signal.
Virginia NAVIGATION CO.-Jamcs River
by daylight for Norfolk Old Point. New
port News and all James River landings.
Steamer leaves Monday. "Wednesday and
FRIDAY OF 1900 A. -. Freight received for all
James River landings. Phone Madison iis
Main Ticket Office, 81 L. Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13

,.,uo.e0o bale mark and that another
uiS decrease Will be seen III sc visible
mIiarkct circulars last week predicted
.nat th1S weeks statistics would np-
near builish in comparison with last
pcon the case right along If tile pre-
uGlctioh becomes true. the bears will
lose ono of their most effective
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
lightning Kills Three Horses.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Monterey Va March t2.-During a
severe electrical storm last night Mr.
Wellington Bird. OF Mill Gap, had three
valuable work horses killed by light
ming. The barn in which they were
standing had hole torn in each end,
but was not otherwise damaged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
New School to he Built.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch
l-ynchburg. Va, March l2.-Thc local
school board will take steps immcdi-
ately looking to the construction Of
the eastern part OF the city. The city
is Just completing two graml1,a
schools, and "a now high school, which
VIII cost over S125.OOO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
Norfolk and WesternRailway

5 ONLY ALI. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect January TO- 1911
Leave Byrd street station Richmond I.oI.
NORFOLK: 800 a. A.. $500 p, NJ. .t:1o NJ
NJ. -
ron LrNCHBuRG AND THE WEST
.e;it a. NJ. 800 a. NJ. 800 p. NJ. $40
i. ".
arrive Richmond from Norfolk .li:4o 4.
A 'e3s y. ~. 1850 =. NJ From the Wr,,.
80 \ NJ. n.;ea =. ~. b::!5 II. NJ sos y.
Pun man. Parlor and Sleeping cars car.
Dining Cars. g. n BOsI,t.y
-, .. p. A.. Richmond Va.
W. B BEV1L1. G. =. ~ Roanoke, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13

replace the AZ tation against future
trading with agitation fer government
control OF the future rings.
Statistics Will probably, take II very
IMPORTANT place among the features OF
the market this week Last week thcy'
were strong. but the Indications wero
that they would become strongcr this
week. Jhc outlook is that the into
sight viii %hrink. pOSsiblN below the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

& 2:co a. Daily--Fast train to Old Point
200 7, { Newport News and Norfolk
Itp a. Daiy-Local to Newport News
t:o r. Daily. Local TO Old Point
ZOO =. tDaily.-I.ouisville and CincInnati
II 90 =. pullman. -
PulInnnr. oS''
$50 A.-Dai!y--C,ha lottesvi,le. Week aay
Hinton -
, a:l5 p-week days. Local to Gor,ionsv.i..
W. -. n :. L'burs. LEX. c. Forge.
9;l6 Week days. To Lynchbu.r
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
lLoea! from Eapt-s:25 a. NJ 7!5o =. n
Through from Enst-Ii :35 A. NJ GAS y n
Local from Wcs,-'s:o9 A. 81. $50 A. n.
7:20 r. NJ. - II n : ! - -
Throush-7oo 81 NJ. o:t5 p. ~
james River Line-s:35 A. n. cir r n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
Engagement Announced.

Special to The Times Disput ch.l
LSnch ourg. Va. March l2.-Mr. and
Mrs Walter Burks, Of I.ynchburc have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Trma Vashti, to w. Cal
YIN Chick: also of Lynchburg, the wed
here on April 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
HALLWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF electric trains 10 and from
Ashland stopping at intermediate stations
In aorel s,s M siSb ' 5iS saa
il:lo a. NJ: llO 2:lO. $40 4i0b. $40 SEQ,
1910. s:lob. 1910. 1l:4a T. ~ Iv. Ashland.
'5:5o. 20. s. Oh. 10. all A. NJ. 'l2 NJ eel
., 3. 4. 3D. 6. I. 3, Oh. II p NJ
daily except sunday SUNDAY only.
bCarries baggage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Car, Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets, for Pctcrsburg:
&c. T. S. -, 10. II. Il: a NJ J. 2 q
''5:i5. Is. n. S. o. 10 p. ~ 3' : =
u 200 r. ~ FOR Chester. 1900 midnight for
Street for Manchcstcr: '7I1.G'' n
1913. SIS "7;l5. .7:s5, s.a5. gas. .io:ss. l,:ss
a. a. l2;s5 lbs. e:S5. 49, .4:s5. G:as. s:35.
'f:S5 SIS. $685. 'lo:io. u 80 T. NJ
fDai!y e1cent sunday and holidays
carries baggage and express.
Limited. except sundays and holidays
cars for Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
NORFOLK soUTIIERN. n

NORFOLK SOUTHERN.
t-r. Norfolk: 'S:35 and III A. " % p II
for Eastern Carolina ana the South. -
L.. raleigh: 's:i5 ~ w. IS and 's:l5 p. NJ.
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk
uilinan sleeping Cars between Norfolk
Raleigh: also Godsboro and Norfolk.
'Daily. italy Eek Sun
y LEGRANDE. q. a., American National
Bank. Phone Monroe 1891. Richmond
W. ". CkOHTON. G. p, g.. Norfolk. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
Going Away 2

Then 'See MIR Bowman before maxi
ing. arrangements elsewhere He fur
nishes TRAVEL WITHOUT TROU-
BILE. TOURS in America. Berrudas.
Cuba, Panama, Europe, Orient and
Around the World Free Information
Bureau. Call for illustrated Programs.
Phone Madison s154 S. Fl. BOWMAN,
Tourist Agent, FOB East Main Street,
Richmond, Va
Patronize Home Industry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
RaNruaos.
Richmond, fredericksb'g & Potomac R. r.
70 AND FROM wASHiNc ron hHD BEYOND
Arrive Richmond
Iloave Richmond

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
leave DIrd st. sta. 1870 p. n. for Fredericksburu
Leave Eiba Sta. 900 A. H., 30 i. N. for Ashland
arrive b!rd ~. Ste. .26 AM. from ErederIoks
ArJive Elbs Sta. $50 A. M 80 M from Ishian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13

@Daiiy. tWeskdhys. 3sundays only.
Daily except Monday.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
tescept trains leaving 4.so a. m. and arriyine
10 niGht) stop at Elba. Time Of arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Rend the aigun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY. STREETS.
OPEN o a.. Nj TO S p. M.
Admission. csc. FREE ON SATURDAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13
SEABOARD Ain LIVE

$500, F'H.1hNV!a1tV A1If IINE
sontnoound trains scheduled to lcayo Rich
mona daily: S:lO A. M.--1.ocai 10 Norlina
81 e. M..-Siecpers and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonvjlle an;
Florida points. s:i2 y. M.--Florida I'm
ilea. dhlly, except Sunday. 1885 p M-Slrnn
ers ana coaches. Savannah. Jacltsonville Al
,ihta; HlrininGham and Memphis. North
pound Trains scheduled to arrive Richmond
aa.y; e:s2 y. NJ. 2:2s a. NJ. except Monday.
bus +. NJ. 6:4o T.. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13

SCI! by public auction the fn,Iowill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-13

W II. S.ANDfDGE
county Clerk. Amherst. Va
The evening world., 1911-03-11
Everybody Fled Wildly.

There was no established order OF
precedence IN leaving the building.
There seemed to be some difference of
opinion as to how far 1t was we'll TO
run. Some reached city Hall Park. In
the other direction ono of the first to
get out OF the building, MIR. Thomas
Kenny. a stout young person who fire.
quents the courts to yet literary i'm
pressions, fasned UP Centre street past
Police Headquarters a. 1903 and was
still going strong. Mulberry Bend Park
for a few minutes contained more Dep
uty Assistant District-Attorneys than
babies.
Al about II o'clock the ~county's Grim
inal business was resumcl. but In "A
g,rikingly conservative. not to say ner-
vous. manner.
The steam was cut on with very
little difficulty. and TIVE damage. excep
to the feelings OF the fugitives. was
practically nothing.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
WHITE CAP WOMEN
LASH SISTERS, RUN
THEM OUT OF Town
Aided by Men, the Band Wears
Out Whips on Two Women
Held as Objectionable.

LEXINGTON. Ky. March ii.-Garbed
~ white caps thirty women join~l
with about n hundred men In horse
whipping two women in Morgan Coun-
ty. according go dispatches that ar
rived here to-day. The victims NJ the
mob we're sisters. Mamie and Mary
Combs.
The beating was most severe as at
tested by the fact that two - buggy
whips were worn out on the backs of
the women. After that they were
forced into u vehicle. sent TO the near
est railroad station and put ON q train
for their former home IN Breathltt
County under orders never to return.
The Combs sisters were accused OF
maintaining an Objectionable cstaD-
lishment In an isolated section OF Nor
san county. They had been warned
frequently to leave.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
BLOW-UP EMPT|ES
CRIMINAL COURT
HOUSE IN J|GT|ME
Some of the HabitueS Are
Running Yet After Boiler
Room Explosion.

The cap OF y valve of a s;canpipe In
the boiler room ~ the Criminal Courts
Building blew or at 10 o'clock to-day.
The explosion shook the building and
the report echoed up through the ro-
tunda with tremendously enhanced
thunder.
The Criminal Courts building Is mo-
%toriously not one ~ the ci,y's soundest
possessions. Those who frcqusnt IL
have always in mind the season a
year ago whoa Il was shorcd up inside
and out and wide cracks appeared In
the outer walls.
When the valve cap spoke UP. the
main floor was thickly populated with
It's usual motley crowds Of witnesses,
complainants, both men II women,
lawyers. bondSnen, stecrers. detectives.
reporters. coroners. u~ndertskcrs, police
men, court clerks and folks who Just
came In because the parks are not yet
warm enough to loaf In. With the big
boom OF the explo sion the one thought
which flashed into every brain was that
there was Just one place to go. the same
beinu OUT.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
PRACT|CED CON"
GAME He LEARNED
BY BEING STUNG
Austrian Lieutenant Gave Up
SlOO on Chauffeur Swindle,
Then Worked 1t Himself.

berzo W-llorz. Lieutenant iu the I'M
marital Zie,nep Ijuss,rs Of uia Majesty
- ~ ~
''"'" ''H"' W N'''''"' "'N ''"''' '"''
III" presence OF ms Wt"' ON" OF the
Arm Of Gell.r sisters mlllinerS, 80 3liG
Rro,duay this afternoon hy Central
nnca n.,.,,t,a, I,pg.r ,ut bi.,sob A.
ta -, ,.a,,n, -, g.. Ia,..,rnas
,'" '"pS' ''l''H' 70" Nc
lft OH the "an"'uHs WIN ""'' 'h''
Intended q" secure MIN lIlS Wlle had
believed until to-day that no was adding
greatly to the family income by selling
automobiles on commission.
Lieut.. Weler2 confessed tp ner mat
tho story ~ Nt- .a,u,ngs v,s ali ,
n. IT, had . .,rn'r,,. n
NV H''''' -'"''H '"'"'' '''"' '"'"' ~
d t'''N "hl'' nee 'rd'h'"' l"uI N'p"'HS
The evening world., 1911-03-11
TREATY DINNER TO 0'BRlEN.
Honor Nrcricnn Envoy I'm
celebrating sIgninu Of Pact.

TOXIC. March Marquis katsura.
Premier and Minister OF Finance. gave
q dinner tonight for Ambassador
OBricu and she stan ~ the American
Embassy IN celebration of the ON
clusiou Of the new commercial treaty
between Japan and the United states.
An element ~ japanese politicians
numbering between 200 and 30 IL en-
d~eavoring 10 create q sentiment In OPP
position to the treaty and to em-
barrass the Government. on the ground
Tat II yielded tO Americas demand
for a Limitation of japanese immigra-
ton The movement is generally depre-
Gated AMI Is considered Of little sig
ulnolure.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
EVANGELIST SUNDAY SICK.
Former BniI player t~oiinpscs
white CONDUCTING services.

LIMA. o. March ii.-Rev. william
C"Ru'y'l sunday. former baseball play
or and now noted evangelist. Is serious
~ il to-day following a collapse in his
pulpit last night. lie preached last
night and nfty-nve converts started
forward. Whom they reached the pulpit
1t was vacant. sunday had managed TO
make his way to n room in a corner
OF tho tabernacle n to the sid OF the
platform. where he tainted.
Tn, services were closed by a local
minister and sunday was rushed hone
The evangelist will make an effort. he
says. to continue his six weeks OF SER
vices whioh are Just half over.
The evening world., 1911-03-11

CHICAGO, Maroh ll.-Rev. Charles
J Joseph Little, President ~ Garret Bib
Heal Institute NJ Northwestern Univer.
sity. we'll known educator. author and
lecturer, died at mis- home In Evanston
to-day OF heart disease. He had been
. pastor, mathematics Instructor. pro-
fessor In philosophy and historS state
Libra rian, professor IN theology and
logic and a Fernisy lecturer 10 the Brit
lsh conference lie was .ons
years old.
The evening world., 1911-03-11

powder plant at Pleasant Prsfre
Thursday night Mr.. Robinson had
been III but was convalescent The
shock OF the explosion brought n ner-
vous replapso and he sank rapidly un-
I'll death came He was s~ixty-slx years
OF age and one Of the most prominent
mon Of Kcuosha.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
Copper dividend Declared,

BOSTON, March IA quarterly div
idend Of - a share compared witt s.
n share three months ago, wac de-
clared to-day by the directors OF the
Calumet and ilecla Mining Company.
When the dividend Is paid on March Is,
the stockholders Of the company will
have received Sii4, $50 Oo In dividends
since Its formation.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
Explosion shock Killed.

kENOSlIA. wis. March Twill
lam =. Robinson, assistant cashier Of
the First National Bank. died at his
home here to-day as a result OF shock
brought by the big explosion at the
The evening world., 1911-03-11
GIRL SMUGGLER
WHO DIDN'T LIE
IS LET OFF EASY
Pretty Chicago Miss Had Lots
of Things Besides Present
for Guardian.


Marion whitley, a seyenteen-year-old
Chicago and Gary. ind. heiress. who Is
de.c-ibea by The shin news reporter. a.
,.,.,u ..a.o, ,,oss.s ,on.
800, -, &c D.. 49,. ...,,,o.,
"
ana oa'n''es' nUe ''"'''"' w" eN"
crossed the Atlantic was arrested Tor
smuggling to-day.
" II had not neen Tor the act th''
Miss WhiteieN Is onrdehed WIKI the dl'-
onsuish'ng GharacierlsU' OF George
washington She Wout" nave eN'uen tue
formality of paying duty on several hu1-
dred dollars worth OF 1eHe'ry and Par
ISLAM fnery, to say nothing OF a fatherly
lecture from stern old Gen. Henry, sur
reyor OF the Port.
Miss Whiteley arrived as a nrst
cabin passenger on the French liner II
Provence. In her formal declarai lion
she admitted purchases abroad amount
'"s " ''', 'ue' WV ''''r SHUT u wv
amount "'""eu .
'~'"e''y 'NN TUT o""o'ns'
Because or her youth and apparent
Innocence the customs inspectors we're
inclined to pass lightly over Little Miss
Mariohs luggage. Deputy surveyor
OConnor saw That the girl was alone
and offered to assist. intending to pass
her trunks as quickly as possible.
Did YOU pat down all your purchases
In your declaration the deputy asked.
Miss whitley huns her head. biushed
and failed to answer. The deputy be-
came suspicious ana repeated the aues-
The evening world., 1911-03-11
4 schcmp Ia Earn Millions.

TTTWTI Nv NTT0 MT 'I8TVF-T
II We had the necessary capital, We
have a schanc that would earu millions:
manufacture mems undrrshirts with
shorter sleeves. Every WuderShirt now
manutauctreI for men has sleeves that
are too long. and the men would rush
10 buy a shirt with sleeves OF the right
length.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
T0LST0Y URGES
PEACE PACT IN
FIRST INTERVIEW
Son of Famous Philosopher
Wants Alliance Between
Russia and America.
BY Ethel Lloyd Patterson.

Count Leo Toll
stoy. third son OF
that Russian au-
thor who perhaps
IN ore than n
other individual Of
his day Influenced
religious and po-
litical thought the
world over. for the
first time set foot
upon American soil
when he landed
from the Maure-
The evening world., 1911-03-11
Playmates Get Mans Name.

The street in front 81 tie Horowitz
home was crowded with children when
the truck came along, Nearly all OF
the Youngsters were older than little
Katlin. ranging ~ TO fifteen wears old
They ran and got out OF the way, but
could not get their small companion
to the sidewalk in time 10 prevent his
being run down. Botl wheels OF the
lHavy vehicle went over the cldld's
body
The driver id not pause FOR al in
slant after hc learned that The little
fellow was hurt, hut whipped his
horses and s.ui them al th-ir nest
gait down the street. Thc older boys
soon overuauled the man, however, and
took what Ue said was MS name, Then
they went back 10 see what had be-
come ~ the injured child.
They found pr. Messier from s..
Mary's Hospital bending over the lit
lie fellow The doctor said that the
boy had been instantly KILLED. Tn.
body was AIKEN 30 the Liberty street
station.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
TRUCK KILLS BOY
AT PLAY; DRIVER
GOES SION|LYO ON
Little Victims Playmates Run
Him Down, Then Let Him
Go-Police After Him.

Katlin tIorowltx, a three-year-old hoy.
ot No. .s Howard venue, East New
York, was instantly killed this after
noon at | o'clock. when a heavily loaded
Nour truck driven by a man WHO said
his name was Frank Bidder, driver for
II. Edden OF No. III Fulton street, ran
over the child white he was PLAYING in
.le street in front Of his home.
Older BOYS gave chase 10 tho driver,
who whipped UP his horses ara tried 80
escape. The boys. who did no then
know how badly Their little PLAYMATE
had h"en hurt. al first pulled the driver
from his seat, then relented and ct him
GO his way. When they learned that the
hoy was dead they returned 20 the
chase, hut the driver had disappeared
The police OF the Liberty avenue station
sent out a genera alarm Cor him.
The evening world., 1911-03-11

;ania YESTERDAY. He cones to MS not
only as the son Of one who vas the
most potent meal force in Russia but
as a man who has himself attained no
small distinction in his chosen life work
that OF the sculptor.
Last evening | foll cd Count Tolstoy
10 tn" home OF Edmund &. I'm. in Tren-
ton, where he granted me his first and
only Interview.
But not one question could he asked
nor uu We had performed
the quaint ceremony Of breaking bread
ana ling salt together.
The evening world., 1911-03-11
MAN VAN|SHES
AS MOTHERS BODY
AWAITS BURIAL
Policy on Dead Woman'S Life
Which Son Took to to Collect
MySleriouSly Returned.

Friends OF James tagan Of so. 1850
Dean street, brooklyn. notified the
police to-day that he had vanished
yesterday morning after going out to
arrange for the funeral OF his mother.
Eagan * forty-nvc years old ana
lived with his mother. two nephcws
and q niece. The entire family was
dependent upon him. Ills mother died
Thursday. Yesterday when Eagan left
home ne said he a going to 81
Matthews Roman catholic Church, at
Eastern Parkway and l'tica avenue, to
have the certificate OF his mothers
death signed. From there ne vas go
lug to the office of Dr John owens. on
Kingston avenue. near Lincoln place.
To- get his signature ON the death Ger
tinratr.