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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
POSED AS HUSBANDS
MOTHER TO NEW WIFE

NEW YOR -Speciai-when
George Pritchard was arraigned In
court in Newark. n. J.. yesterday on
a charge of bigamy. Mrs. Ellen
Pritchard. who claims she Is wife No.
1, declared he forced her to cay she
was his mother. so he could marry an
other woman. Pritchard asserted he
was never married 10 the complain
ant. He was held in $700 bail for
examination today.
Pritchard admitted ne married Miss
Anna Haug on April 9Th. He is now
living with her at Is Alpine Street
The complainant said she was married
TO Pritchard in Canada twenty years
ago. She said II was about a year
ago that he told her he was gofnR to
marry the Haug girl.
She said she protested and COM
planned to the police about Pritchard.
and that Pritchard warned her he
would kill her. Miss Haug and him
self IL she did not pose as his mother.
Because she feared he would carry
she allowed herself to be introduced
as his mother.
Pritchard and Miss Haug were mar
ried by Justice Hopwood. He also
maintained the apartment for the
complainant, who lives at 453 High
Street. He said he provided for her
and visited her quite often.
Mrs. Pritchard produced what pur-
ported to be certified copy of a mar
riage certificate. which showed that
she was married to Pritchard on July
%, 1891. in St. Thomas Church. Ham
ilton. Ont, by Canon w. 3. Curren
The witnesses are given as Harry. Sa-
rah and Jennie Eland. Mrs. Pritch-
ard said Canon Curren died several
years ago, and the certified CODY.
which was dated April rs. 1910. was
signed by the Rev. f. ]. Etherington,
now pastor Of the church.
She also submitted a copy OF the
Hamilton Herald, dated July 81, 1891.
which told Of the marriage Of Ellen
Frances Charlotte King, OF London,
and n George Pritchard. late Of Not
tingham. Eng. Mrs. Pritcbard says
she is now fifty years old. The pris-
oner says he is thirty seven
Pritchard asserted that he was
never in Ontario nor in England He
said that he was born near Albany.
n. Y. He has a child by the last
union.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
..n.rAM QUEEN
WAS OVERCOME

.-Special-Queen Helena Is
Frustrated with grief over the tragedy
OF love and jealousy which yesterday
cost the life of her favorite lady in
waiting. Princess Di Trigona, who
was shot and killed by Baron Vim
ian cavalry officer. The police stated
this morning that Baron Palermo had
died from the wounds he inflicted
upon himself after numbering the
beautiful court lady in the obscure
Hotel Robecchino. but another report
was that he had been secretly i'm
INJURED in one of the royal fortresses.
Tho body of the slain noblewoman
was still lying at the hotel today
pending the result of an official in
vestigatiOn OF the crime. II will be
taken back TO Sicily for burial by her
cialist deputy in Parliament.
Though a court scandal has for
sometime connected the names of the
baron and the princess. this was OBJ
liberated today IN court circles by the
grief felt over the death of the beau
tiful woman who had been a universal
favOrite.
That the princess was murdered be-
cause she had decided to end a love
affair with the baron is the general
belief. Her husband had already
brought suit for separation. and for
sometime Queen Helena had been
trying to effect a reconciliation. 1t Is
even said today that the princess had
consulted the Queen as to the advisa-
bility as to this final meeting and had
been warned not TO go to the hotel TO
meet him.
Physicians who were called to the
hotel after the tragedy declared the
had ever come under their observa-
ton.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
MISS ARNOLD IS
NOW IN FLORENCE
Former School Chum of Missing
Heiress Receives Postal
From Here.

NEW Observation-Disclosures de-
Velopments occurred in the Dorothy
Arnold mystery today.
Or. George NJ. Swift. 20 West Fiftv.
NTH street, stated that his daugrtsr
Natalie, who is in Bryn Mawr College
had seen n postal card sent from
Florence, Italy. to a schoolmate Miss
Sarah Atherton, from girl friend
which stated that the missing girl VIZ :
IN TIE Italian city alive and well DR..
Swift also said that Miss arnold had
seemed 10 be happy and was alone
When seen. He said he had no doub1
IN ms mind that the lost heiress was IN
Florence. ~
Mrs. Arnold today appeared to he
greatly agitated and angry. and even
tier she admitted knowing all about
The post card and it's contents. reas~
serted her belief that her daughter
This postal card is said TO have baen
mailed from Florence on February 18TH
and received here two or three DAYS
ago, she said. That is impossibie
me ne ra 81 steamer. could not bring a
However, it seldom takes a letter
more than ten days TO reach New York
rom Florence. More than two week.
mailed. 'N
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
SUPPER IN ATLANTA, GA.
WINDS UP IN ROUGH HOUSE

ATLANTA = Special - Frightened
guests fed from a fashionable res
taurant Thursday night when a quiet
Ilttle supper party was suddenly con-
Verted into the scene of q duel with
knives.
The participants were two we'll
known Atlantans-A. l.. Hendricks. a
real estate man, and G. r. Burnham.
auditor OF the Southern Bell TeIe-
phone Company. The fight followed
a quarrel over Mrs. Burnham, the
husband accusing Hendricks of pay
ing too much attention to his wife.
When the fight was at its heiehs
MRS. Burnham rushed in between the
two men and tried to stop them. Her
sleeve and waist were cut and ripped
by the knives of the combatants
Other guests finally interfered and
Hendricks and Burnham and his wife
were sent to police station, where
charges against all three were en-
tered.
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BREATHLESS SEVEN
DAYS, BUT is ALIVF
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. -Sre-
cial-His physicians pronounced VIII
liam ShirdiVene dead seN.ss days u...
and arrangements for his funern
were begun.
lie still lives. a'though the SAM
physicians declare le has not drawn
nor eXhaled a breatA i'm ~ tho seven
days; there has been TO rcs...,,tian in
that time.
The doctors say Il - ar astounding
case Of suspended a.: letipn. When
they irritate a nerve center or "A great
nerve in Mr.. Smrdivene's body with a
needle some of the muscles supplied
by the nerve respond 10 the irritation.
So the muscles are alive.
Besides the deteriorative changes
that take place soon after death are
lacking. Shirdivene is in the same
physical condition as before his de
mise" But he answers to none of the
severest tests to determine whether or
not a man lives except to nerve irri-
tation.
Mr.. Shirdivene, whose home is on
Ely Avenue. is well known here.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
WILL ATTACK
COUNT APPOINT
MASS.-Special-When

BOSION, specialization
Count Albert Apponyi. OF Hungary. in
and author. visits Harvard this after
noon. he may have a fight on his
hands.
Political opponents in Hungary, who
bitterly resent the tone Of his speeches
in this country, are following him up
with demands. challenges and circu-
lars. attacking his political beliefs in
decidedly personal view.
Hundreds OF these circulars have
been received by Harvard students In
advance of the arrival OF the Hun
gartan statesman. and IL is feared dis
order may break out today.
Count Apponyi Is the guest OF for
mer Governor John ID. Long. lie
called on Governor Foss at the State
House this morning.
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SCHOOL N CINCINNATI
WONT TEACH CHILD WIFE

CINCINNATI. O.-Special-''I want
to so 10 school; 1 like my teacher"
pleaded little Carmelsa Altimari
Stump. twelve years old. who was de-
MED the privilege Thursday OF attend
ing the baby grade at the Jackson
Public School because she Is married.
Her short dress did not nearly
reach her shoe tops as she bent over
the table to show how well she could
write. The girl had been married with
the consent of her parents in Ken
lucky to Frank Stump. nineteen years
old.
Principal O'Donnell, of the jackson
School. holds that because she Is mar
ried she cannot attend school. But
the child wife wants to continue her
studies, and the matter has been
brought to the attention OF the SUI
perintendent OF schools
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REPORTED AS ELOPING,
HARVARD MAN WEEDS

CAMBRIDGE, MA S Especial
The prank of a fellow-student at Har-
ward, said to be Nelson Gammans,
who recently married the ex-wife of
"Rufie" GaynOr, of New York, has
made Graham Glass, Jr., also Of Port
land, Ore, a bridegroom.
The Boston papers published a
5IaeEt Tuesday announcing the
Wement of Glass, whereas Glass and
His fiancee, Miss Helen Roche, and
&c other couple had just gone to Ma
s,4<san N. H., on an automobile tour
!, y of G4i fs1esisI.. = sIs.ss reached Nashua
% at his home. 1915 B Street,
Ss,,s.ss.s--s-z.4zr-.
ward man, and Mrs. +. l.. Walton, of
RosIindale, Mass. When the party
read the announcement in the morn
ing newspapers they resolved to make
good, and at noon Tuesday, after a
license had been issued, the party
went to the residence of the Rev.
George Edmund Soper, where the
knot was tied. After the ceremony
was performed the quartette looked
about town and arrived in Cambridge
Tuesday night.
Glass. who is a member Of the SEN
for class at Harvard, is the son of
Graham Glass. manufacturer of bank
furnishings. He is tWenty-three and
lives In Manter Hall, on the Gold
Coast" Mrs. Glass is the daughter
OF flames b. Roche, OF Roxbury. She
was named as "a correspondent by
Mrs. Alma Dodd Kim ball in her suit
| against &ohn kirtball a year ago.
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FORM union TO
GUST "QUACKS''

H c A G o, ILL-Special-Dr
Charles Richmond Henderson, of the
University of Chicago. believes a doc
tors trust is desired TO eliminate the
irresponsible and dishonest members
OF the profession. He explained his
plan today following a speech before
the council of education of the Ameri-
can Medical Association.
Free competition in each calling
has its limits of usefulness" he as
serted. "A doctors trust is desirable
because ii viii tend to eliminate the
quacks and dishonest members of the
profession. 1t must admit all who
are competent and honest
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
Falls Among Crowd.

MADRID.-Special- the aviation
meeting here yesterday GARNER made
a brilliant flight for the Madrid Cup.
AS he was descending he made a bad
volplane and fell among the crowd OF
spectators The propeller OF his aero
plane flew off and shot away like a
projectile.
There was a tremendous panic
among the crowd of $4,000 spectators,
who rushed in every direction. Many
persons were thrown down and tram
pied upon. One woman was killed.
Nine persons were fatally injured and
many others were more or less hurt.
Among those who are in a serious
condition are General Villate, his nep-
hew, a priest. and an artillery cap
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09

PAU, FRANCE Special-The first
aerial military evolution eliminating
Ia = sensational charge of a squad OF
Bleriot monoplanes took place here
today. Captain Bellanger led the de-
tachment OF flyers. His followers were
Leutenants De Rose. De Malpere and
Prince Tau. and Naval Ensign Con-
neau.
The five machines left their han
gars here one after the other with
Captaf0 Bellanger in the van. They
tmmeC'7tesy aligned In military for
nation. executed several difficult evo~
luttons In perfect times and with ap-
parent ease. aud then at the word of
command started Off on a charge to
Chateauroux. where IL was planned 70
make the only stop on a dash TO
Paris.
The aviatorS expect TO arrive in
Paris early tomorrow morning.
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GOES TO PRISON
FOR FORGERY
WRITER, CONVICTED
OF FORGERY. GOES TO
SING SING.

NEW YORK.-SpeciaI-
Brandenburg, the magazine writer, WAS
today sentenced to not less than two
years or more than four years and six
months Imprisonment in Sing Sing
prison at hard labor.
Before sentence was pronounced
Brandenburg delivered a long speech
at the termination Of which he col
lapsed and had to De carried from the
Tombs by the court attendants
He was charged with forging a
check Tor $50 on a publishing con
Germ.
Brandenburg was arrested about
two years ago, forging the name of
Grover Cleveland TO an article which
ne sold to the New York Times.
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STRICKEN WITH GRIEF,
DOG COMMITS SUICIDE

VENICE, CAL-Special-A poor
little mongrel dog which had lain out
side its mistress cell at police head
quarters for two days without eating
deliberately ended its life by Ieaping
into the sea from the Windward Ave-
nue. pier Thursday afternoon.
1t was the third attempt. and ap-
parently clear case OF suicide.
Last night Policeman Burgess kick
ed 1t from the path of a Shore Line
nyer, barely escaping injury himself.
It's mistress, Adelaide Ryan, Is IN
sane. When she was placed in a cell
IT sat down at the cell door and re-
fused to eat.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09

WE LOAN MONEY AT $50 SIMPLE
interest to buy and build property,
or lift mortgages. For each $1,000
borrowed you pay $3.50 per month,
together with $50 interest on yearly
balances; this amount will pay for
your home in 10 ID years. Yoa can
pay In full at any time, thereby
stopping further interest. Write or
call on STANDARD HOME COM
PANY, J. w. Ponder, State Agent,
1855 Chamber, OF Commerce, Rich
mond, Va. Phone, Monroe $50. rs
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
THE KENTUCKY JACK FARM

We breed and raise the Mammoth
kentucky Jacks. Buy from us and
save the spectators profit. Write to-
day for prices on Jacks, Jennets and
Mules. A large lot to select from.
JOE E. WRIGHT. Junction City. XIV.
Branch Barn. Rocky Mount NJ c.
II. NJ. Avant, manager and salesman
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
Curtiss Gets a DuclIing.

SAN DIEGO GAL-Special-Em
ployes Of Glenn II. Curtiss. the avia-
tor. were at work yesterday repair
ing the famous hydropsane that he
has used I'm his land and water ex-
periments here.
1t developed that the hydroplane.
with CurtiSs as pilot and g. O. Whit
man as a passenger. sprang a leak
when IL settled on the surface Of the
bay late Thursday, and sank so quick
ly that both men received a ducking.
The machine came down at a steep
angle and struck the water with suf-
hcient force to push the bottom of the
pontoon toward the front. The boat
filled rapidly, and the machine sank,
the aviators escaping by swimming.
Motor boats hauled the hydroplane to
the beach. II having sunk in shallow
water.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
Candidate for House OF DELEGATES

SUFFOLK, VA. March 3-Dr
tranklln Pierce, of Holland, has au-
thorized the announcement that he
will be a candidate for the House of
Delegates from Nansemond county In
opposition to Colonel r. L. Brewer.
Jr., who seeks the seat Of Colonel ].
r.. West now an aspirant for the State
senate, to succeed Representative
elect r. r Holland. Or. Pierce for
merly represented Isle of Wight coun-
ty in the General Assembly.
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ASK TEACHER TO QUIT.
FROLTCKED WITH PUPIL s
BUTLER, PA. Speeial-Because

BUTLER, PA. = Speeial-Because
she was The playmate OF her pupils.
Miss Kittie McCandless, twenty-one.
pretty teacher at East Butler, has
been asked to resign by the School
Board. Four women testified against
her. About fifteen citizens, together
with oil the pupils. defended her.
mrs John Wallace and Mrs. w. s.
BRANDON told of seeing the teacher
p s'a,,,n WITH the children in all their
mans buzz" and ''f4op, steo SanJ
jump" They testified to seeine ~,
join hands with the children in .
waltz about a big bonfire which she
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
BALLARD BUILDING
WRECKED by FIRE

MEMPHIS, T E N N.-Special-
Ballard building was wrecked by an
explosion of oils and paints today, and
the fire resulting from the explosion
threatened an entire block on Main
Street. Guests OF the Peabody Hotel
fed TO the street.
The fire was confined TO the Bal
lard building, causing a loss OF $780,
900. John Curry. fireman. was fla
tally injured.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09

ASHEVILLE, n. C.-Special-The
daring of a mountaineer's Wife rescued
her husband from a road gang Thurs
day, the two escaping with a team
driven bv the woman
Scott Cline. a blind tiger" operator.
was sent to prison from Haywood
county some mon this ago. and has been
working with the chain gang since.
The wife hired a fast team and drove
to the palce where the gang was at
work. Cline leaped into the vehicle
ana the horses were driven away at a
IuH speed before the guard had the
slightest idea what had happened.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
RUB IT OUT.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN is 10
cated-stiffness and soreness Of
muscles or joSnts-rub in .Frayser's'
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment, and
the pain disappears; the .'reatest
all-round liniment in use for man
and BEAST try it-don't suffer-here
Is the right help; 25c bottles at
druggists. Manufactured by J. w.
FRAYSER & CO., Richmond, Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
CRUSHED TO DEATH
IN ELEVATOR SHAFT

NORFOLK. -Special-While in
the act OF stepping from an eleva-
= or on the thru noor OF the Dickson
Il .lilding, where he has offices, Wal
3. Gwyn, an attorney at law and
smber OF the real estate firm of
x'yn & Hart, was today caught be-
oncns al eJevator shaft and the hood
, which Mr.. Smith, nd instantly killed.
equivalent the car Mr..
Ar- Bolton was asked lastt between
he had any statement to n which in
corning the charges OF error,lDed and
Not noHlfahe said.
sras-z,9n NlakR one p. he was again
= on the TI+. $50 .1.. s.sa,..
ne e. fell backwards No /k#
ch caught on the III - ~ z
Med the second hoof'"SS-. 81 ~ : 4
aat the coIored elevator boy, was re
only one in the car with MIR. Gwyn'
and he declared that he did nothing
10 start the car downward as Mr.
Gwyu was In the act of stepping out.
Mr.. Gwyn was about sixty years Ola
and had resided in Norfolk since 1906:
when he came here as secretary OF
the old Norfolk and Southern Rail
way. lie is survived by has wife, VINO
was Miss Cunningham, of a proml-
nent North Carolina family, and two
daughters.
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LEARN SHORTHAND
BY MAIL

Nf0 pays for a complete course,
~ & guaranteeing a thorough, prac-
=. tical knowledge of shorthand. Stu
dents living at a distance are afforded
the same advantages they would re-
ceive were they to attend our personal
+ school Interesting booklet free for
the asking.
EATON SHORTHAND SCHOOL,
TO n. 2Sth Street. Richmond, Va.
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WANTED OFFICE MANAGER for
branch Office in each county and city
IN state to manage our real estat and
loan business. We furnish all sup
piles and full directions, and forward
buyers to our local offices. Exclusive
tsrrftory. Big income. THE NATION
Az ONIE-PURCHASING ASSN, INC,
Fox 673, Richmond Virginia.
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Railroad Sued for $4,000 Damages.
ROANOKE VA.-Speclal-H G.

Walthall. administrator of the estate
of r. Lee WalthaH. an engineer kill
ed on the Norfolk and Western at
Lynchburg several months ago, yes
terday entered suit against the rail-
way company for damages in the sum
of $4,000. The plaintiff Is acting un-
der the Federal employers liability
act and brings suit in the Federal
Court Of the Western District of Vir-
ginia.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
LAND SCANDAL
GIVEN AIRING
-.s:AN ~. OF EEsTrH FOI,
r. ; WE'D ~ SLIP
FINE GAR TROt ssaE.
WASHINGTON n r i,

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Special-
can biI Of heath 10 those involved
"' the ihilippine- Friar land scandal
a-'eR Dy the House committee. on
.NnIar Affairs, was endorsed by the
--"HSe today. Two Democrats. Fornes.
ga New York, and Rucker, of Colo
tSuo' voted with the Republicans in
me committee The report presented
20 the House eXonerates SecregalV
carpenter and Commissioner Worcestcr
OF the Philippine commissions of bioIne,
IA iand leases, and declares that The
sugar trust had no hand in the nm
Friar lands '''S
a minority report. declaring that the
Jaw mas been violated by the sale of
IaiSe tracts of land TO corpora tions
WIZ De MED later This report is en-
uorsed by the Democrats and Rcpubli.
can insurgents. "a
The report is devoted largely IN q
al cussion of the transa ction by WhicS
r. l.. Poole bought sc, 600 of the 400. 40
san Jose estate - ''e
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PUNISH STUDENTS ToR
NHGHTGONVN PARADE

HIRAM, .-Special-Fifty Hiram
Soiege students were SUSPENDED Tor
swo weeks the other morning for taxi.
tnnS Psri IN nigh tgown parade THROUGH
the girls dormitory . ID
1ne suspended men who live out Of
town We're ordered 10 go to their bonoee
eno tne resident students TO keep awaV
lrotn TIE college FOR the time OF the
suspension. ~ .a.ss - - 100 Va 'ne
President Bates 81 chapel requested
Al ne lo1nG women TO leave the room.
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Arrived at 4:O7 without stop;
picked up all wireless stations en-
route; did not see a thing on Mexi-
can side; will probably start back
Sunday"
Aviator Phillip o. Parmalee and
mechanician Simmons. both declare
this is the worlds record for a con-
tinuous flight i'm a heavier-than-air
machine carrying two passengers
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CORNS REMOVED OR YOUR MONEY
REFUNDED.

Blanks Dime Corn Salve is guaran-
e. d to remove soft or hard corns;
takes them out without trouble or
pain. Mailed to. any address for six
&c. stamps. Write today for box
prepared only by J. NJ. BLANKS,
Druggist, 1lO1 West Clay Street, Rich
uond. Virginia.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09
Three KILLED
IN EXPLOSION
NIAGARA FALLS ONT

NIAGARA FALLS, ONT Special
Ihree men were killed. two fatally
hUrt ana -FOUR seriously injured by en-
explosion IN a pen stock ot the On
tarlo rover Company's plant here to-
lay ne cause Of the explosion is be-
The men We're doing some carpenter
work when the explosion took place
Hendershot, Orchard and McGoniSIe
were horribly mangled.
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TYPEWRITERS RENTED.

9 months IS. Rent applied on pur-
base. We can save you % to 500 on
ny make of typewriter. Write to-
ay for particulars. AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE CO, COS East
Tain Street, Richmond, Virginia.
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DECISION IN LYNCHBURG
CONTEST NEXT WEEK

L Y N G II B u r G V A-SpeciaI-
Judge Christian announced this after
noon that he would not render a de-
cision in the local option contest this
week. While he would not speculate
as to next week. It is believed the de-
cision will come Monday morning.
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STRIKERS and
POLICE CLASH
POTTSVIII.E

POTTSVILLE, PA-SpeciaI-One
man was shot to death and three others
wounded in pitched Battle betw cen
State constabulary and riOting strikers
near here to-day.
The State police has been sent to dis
perse the mob.
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CRUDUP,S

CRUDUP'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and white; eggs for Matching, $500
per 10 and up. We have the best
birds in Virginia; mating list free.
We sell Wizard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ers. CRUDUP POULTRY YARD.
Route 3. Richmond, Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-03-09

WANTED. SECOND HAND BAGS AND
surlap, any kind any quantity; write
for prices. RICHMOND BAG ON
PANY, Richmond, Virginia.
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tain. Arnbuiances and a relief corps
were sent TO the scene and rendered.
all aid possible.