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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
.GRAHAMP PROPOSES
TAX COMMISSION
Would Make General lnvcstiea
ton and Report at Next
Session.
lsnecial 10 rhe rimes. pispatcn.


Raleigh, y c., February la.--Th'
Senate after 4 prolonged debate to.
day, passed Senator Hicks's bill, pro.
hibiting throwing sawdus, In an,
rivers and streams in North Caroline.
All amendments cNemptinC counties
We're voted down. ana tho bill is Il
stop endless expressive local lcgisla
ton
Considerable limo was consumed III
DEBATING senator lohsood's bill 10 in
crease tho salary OF the A,iiutunt.Gen-
eral from Sl.t0o TO $4,000, and finally
II was referred to the Committee on
Appropriations.
senator COMBS bill TO establish farm
life schools in the State was made a
special ordc, for Wednesday,,
senator Graham introduced Il bill
authorizing tho Governor to appoint a
state tax commissioner to iuvestisat q
and report TO the next General AS
seuhi% q scheme for cluali2ing the
valuation OF lands ana other property,
assessment and collection OF taxes and
such further measures III regard 10
taxation as they deem proper for the
best Interests Of tho state
Senator Bassctt introduced a bill 10
provide FOR better observance OF sun
day az day OF rest by railroad en-
ployos
regulating the licensing OF insurance
agents in tho state, aud Senator Green
10 provide for the naval militia of the
State
senator Barhom introduced Il bill 10
provide thia the subtrxt-book COM
mission and council OF State vote Joint
~ on the adoption OF books OF the
textbook commission.
EWnrt Resolution Tabled.
The House had remarkable eNpe-
rience with the t;wart resolution fot
q commission TO investigate the con-
duct OF trusts in North Carolina. and
trust law and its alleged "toothless-
ness" and report back 10 the next
Assembly Tho bill came up as a spc.
cial order, was discussed QUITE spirited
who is Republican, on the noor OF the
House. The sentiment was eXnrcssc,l
BY Representatives Ray that the House
should not waste time with the rcsou-
The vote Was called. and showed a to
> for the resolution. The Vote was
rotaken: on the statement that NOM
hers did not understand the issue up.
and again tho resolution, or at least the
favorable minority report FOR IT, carr
ried, 81 10 30 Spirited discussion FOL :
lowed. TINT seemed to get before the
majority a conception or the Issue. that
meant defeat. and on the final reading
the resolution went TO the table, 81 TO
26.
Carr, or Durham introduced In tie
House a new Dill providing commits
sion government Tor any cities dcSirins-
to adopt IT,.
4 Bill hy kooncc. Would increase the
pension fund for OLD soldiers TO ST.
y hill by Gar. OF Dupiin. would cs-
tabish uniform hours OF labor
The House named February l6 to
consider a special order bill for a ST.
100000 administration building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14

OF slHty-four years. Secretary OF War
Dickinson to-day paid General Davis n
rare tribute in an autograph letter
upon his retirement.
Il cannot SEQ your association Sc
vered.' said the secretary, without
expressing my regret and thanking
you for the fidelity and ability with
which you have aided me in tho dis
charge OF tho duties OF my office. You
carry with YOU into your retirement
the consciousness. justified by tho tcs.
timony OF all who know your work, OF
duty ably and faithfully performed
Colonel Crowder, who becomes Judge
advocate general. has had an eycntfu
career. Ono Of his most important as.
sfSnmcnts was IN Cuba In 1905 dur.
Ing tho instruction in the island. He
was detailed by The United States 70,
duty With tho provisional government
Of Cuba as legal adviser, ana in thia
capacity was or material assistance in
rewriting Cubas code OF laws and re.
establishing tho judiciary.
Tho new head Of the law department
Of the army was born in Missouri,
April IL. 1852 and was graduated from
the Military Academy in June. 1881
lie reached the grade OF colonel In
1905
During tho war WITH Spain and the
Philippine instruction he served in
the volunteer army and became n
briSadtcr- general Of volunteers Dur
ms the Rnsso-Iapanese War he was
appointed an observer with the .Iapa-
hosc army being with the first army
of Gcneral I<uroki from May, 1904. TO
April. 1905. lie was a dclcSatc TO the
Pan American Conference at Bucnos
AErcs last March, and special minister
Of tho United states TO Chile on the
occasion OF that country's centenary
i'll June last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
KEEr ouTvTHE AIR.

The housewife in putting down her
fruits, secs 10 il that the cans arc per-
fec'ly air-,ight and coats her ie!lics
ui,h paraiin TO keep out the air, other
wsc the fruit juices would fcrment.
Exactly the same principle is employed
by The y. K. Fairbank Company in mar
ELting their cooking fat, Cottolcic. The
Cottolcne pail has unique cover pressed
on By special machines and sealed, max
ing the can absolutely airtgh. and keep,
ing the contents sweet and fresh as the
day The Cottolcnc was made.
With Cottoicnc the housewife can b,
assured that she is getting q cooking
fat. pure, fresh, wholesome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
CASE NEARING END
Prosccntor bitterly ArraiEns Alleged
PotsunerS.

st PETERSBURG February Is
The trial OF Count Obricn De Lassy,
Murairen and DIR. Pantchenko for tho
poisoning OF Count Nassini Boutur,i,
IS nearing the end Prosecutor Struve
IN five hours speech to-day. closed
inc ease for the government lie de.
manded tho full penalty against De
Lassy and MuraivcT and asked tho
Jury TO exercise consideration In tho
case OF Pantchcnlto. who. he said, was
The weak "illcd tool of the Others
The prosecutors speech was devoted
'oI the most part to De I.aSsy Ia
compared him mud PautchcniIo to ;ur-
n"lchi streams seeking an outlet for
their criminal activity. lie paid slight
attention to the conflicting TESTIMONY
given by Fantchenko at tho trial and
his strange behavior, but held De
l.assy up TO scorn for his tactics IN
attempting to bcsmirch Count yassil-
rs widow. General Bouturin ana
others he insisted that DC L.assy
Was the author and initiator OF the
crime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
ANOTHER EFFORT FAILS
Shcchau Forces Failed 10 YIN Jpsur-
gent Over.

.slbany. y Y. February i3.-That
the ocmocratic conference held last
Wednesday % discuss Tic election o.
n Cni'"d states senator was called IN
the hope that ASs"ipbly!nan Harold j.
Friedman, OF Ncw York. one Of The IN.
s1rscntz. would announce that he was
read' 10 To'c .nr William t. S;hcnhan.
me organization Candidate. va. ind,-
cntc,i III copies Of alleged amdaSitu ~
friedman and his fa,her, l1onr. =.
FRIEDMAN. received here ,n-dny b., rs.
senshiynan Cuyliler. Of Sew YORK
ffihdmana alieEed anidayii rcci,ns
efforts made 70 induch him 10 vote
'or shrehan. especially by Thomas J..
Ehah, Tsmmany leader 81 tho dalr!ct
ne reprcHcnH, on tho day bcforc tic
conference, I'ricdmar aa.H Kmsh vis,r-
"a lliin and the af:ahW' continues.
p"poncnt 'heroupon toIu Mr. I,ueh
nni h" wHa PREPARED 70 cote for Mr
f, 5Hcchan. AMI hat he had afranand /,
i0hE" Eiatem*n' ~ .;G4 conference
esilcd for The following morning.. {,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
DEATHS
FLOYD,

FLoYD--1ied. Monday morning at
i've ninutes past three O'Clock.
VICTOR LEVIN FLOYD. SIR, son OF
, tho late Captain Berry, and Lavinia
Nottingham Floyd Flo was born in
northampton county, Va, in 1888.
Besides his wife, who was Miss
Lucy Walton, he leaves seven c.sil
dren-J. Herbert. Harry L., a. Gar
nett, Marion F., Lula B.. Winnie D.
and Nannio E.--oNc brother, Genera!
j. Walker Floyd. Of South Carolina.
two sisters. Mrs. Eleanor Campbell
OF Hampton. and Airs. John W.
Ayers, OF Richmond
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON at 8
o'clock from Clay street NJ. e.
Church. Intermcnt at Emanuel
Cemetery.
PERM INS--Died. al tho residence OF
her parents. 800 Dickerson street,
ELLA BEAXLEY PERKINS, daugh.
ter Of DANES Edward and Emma
II Perkins. agc three Years A
Funeral notiEe later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
MADERO Maryland
IN jail. At Ell PAS0
{Continued From First Pagc. !

L e.
ceivcd no official confirmation OF tho
various reports of cruclties and afro
Sties perpctrated upon combat
ants by the Mexican Federal troops.
Inc United states government has
taken up with Mexico the question Of
protecting tho dixie which is being
built along tho Colorado l<lvcr In Mex.
leo TO control that stream. Whethc,
1t will be necessary 10 send any troopa
INTO Mexican territory fer this pufpose
mas not yet been determined
Working Together.
Both governments. 1t Is SAID arc co.
operating Ill an effort to see that tho
dixie is protected from all harm In
connection with the revolution Tho
structure is an American undertaking,
and is being built with tho consent OF
Mexico for the purpose of preventing
floods in tho Colorado River and con
scqucnt great damage In tho Imperial
Valley OF California. The work is be-
ing prosecuted under an appropriation
of Sl,o00.0oo made by Congress at its
last session. The dixie has progressed
TO such point that it is now deiicct-
ing the course OF the river, which Is
us purpose, and any interference at
the present moment would BIO extreme
Is dangerous. American troops viii
be nasSed along tho Mexican border
opposite McXicali, which has been cap
turcd b. the insurroctos. in order to
sec that the interests OF the United
states are protected ana It's nue.
trnlity preserved The War Depart
nent has instructed General Bliss.
commander OF the department Of Calf
fornia TO protect Adequately NAT part
Of the frontier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Hoy C,rnslicd 10 Death.

Norfolk VA. February !5.--Whiie
attempting 10 carry a whcclharrow
nlled with coal UP to tho second story
on an elevator Albert Walker, fiftecn
years old, was caught between Tie lift
and the ceiling Of the floor above and
r. Whites foundry in this city. Tho
boy struck his head against the eic-
vator while attempting to place tho
wheelharrow on il and was rendered
uncon scious The elevator which runs
by steam Kept going up with the IN :
conscious boz on *. and when IL
reached the floor above the body was
horribly mangled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
PROMISE is GIVEN
Blrrcli Intinntcs Home I,ulc for Ire.
land May Como Snnn


London. February l3.-''rhe entire
reconstruction OF the Irish administrn-
ton was Augustine Birrcll's descrip-
tion OF the governments proposals for
home rule, given in the House OF Com
mons to-day.
The Chief Secretary for Ireland was
replying to q question regarding tho
retention OF the vircprcsidcncy OF the
Department % Agriculture and Tech
meal Instruction for Ireland bS-
Thomas W. Russell. although he has
lost his scat IN Parliament. Tile score
tary attributed tho situation 10 tho
probability at 4 not remote date OF a
reconstruction Of the Irish admins
tration.'
Vigorous Nationalist cheers greeted
tho promise. which was taken 10 .ndi-
cate the POSSIBILITY OF Irish>lcg islation
being enacted earlier than has been
anticipated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
BALLOT SUFFERS JAIL FUN
Ihcy r'orm u Club. Adopt q Name, and
HIVE Privileges.

Schuyih!l iaven. Pa. February g.
'rooias I'urccll, the first OF the Shtn-
anioail election ciflcers convicted OF
aa.io,-sox 7tui.ng at the June pri-
;aarIes OF 1909, will be released next
week, mis- term OF imprisonment having
expired Over nozcn men are still
In iai tor ,nese crimes.
Ihp imprisoned mon nave formed
what they call The Ballot Eox stuff
ferry ClHb" in iai,. nnd the jail ofHciala
a!lo" them 10 conyresate together
every DAY III tho ;l!eon corridor, where
saey while awaJ the time playing
car0a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14

body OF the dead man was not found
been III T., ~. hcoa ith Hum I Ia
'strumcnt. probably n rock. Officers thi?
afternoon arrested PRESLEY and lodged
him III jail here. He Will plead self
defense.
Presley has u bad cut on tho neck,
which he claims was inflicted ny tina
dead man. Apparently there were no
eyewitnesses OF the trasedy. and tho
man arrested refuses 10 give informa-
ton as TO what caused the nght though
lie admits that both OF them wcrs
drinking. Both men were about TWEEN
ty Years 81 age,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
LlGRTF0OT ACQUITTED

Negro Charged with Assuming Mrs.
Lem Bonnldi Proves .4llbi.
Thomas Ltghtfoot. colored, who was
nnucr indictment for feloniouSlv as
sauitins. Mrs Lena Bonaldi. of Third
anu Baker Streets, wife OF Frank
Bonajdi. Was acquitted late ycsterday
afternoon In the Hastings Court. n
Inc negro was arrested on tile night
OF the assault which occurred scvnral
months ago lie denied guilt. and yes
tcrday successfully proved an alibi
Mrs. BoNaldi was rendered ,,ncon-
scious by the blow and long las at
tho point OF death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Rcvol,ltionists Burn Town.

Cape tIaitien. Haiti February ia
courier who has returned from Trou
reports that the town Of Ouannminth
has been complctcly burned by the
rovolutionists. After setting fire TO
the town the rcvolu,ionists withdrew
TO Fort Nalliercs. With arms and sup
plies.
General Jean GILES is now encamp-
ed at Trou. Every man here. without
exception. is under arms. The consul
Ia les arc caring for a number of refu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
WANT PLAYGROUND
Committee Recommends Purchase OF
prOrcrtN on North Tcmth Street.

~! FVFCTtE VII NVrtH ITftH StFCCI'
The playground subcommittee from
the Council Committee on Grounds and
buildings met last night at the City
Hall and recommended the purchase By
the city of a lot running from Tenth
Street TO Eleventh street, between Clay
and Leigh Streets. for park ana play
ground purposes, Tic Eleventh stree;
front is 10 cost $50 and tho Tenth
Year when It was proposed TO acquire
the property the owners asked $50
per foot. and the city offered $40. It is
hlled ground over rarinc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
WAITING ON ALDERMEN
Finance COMMITTEES Asks Instruction,
NUxir In pHrks.

The meeting "f the Council Commit
to" on financc scheduled for last night
t. receive tho annual budget from tho
SHN"narniticc whS postponed until to-
morrow nignt Ry that Tine tho I;oa ri
"i .Ndertn"n viii have acted on the
music ~ the PARKS proposition. and
tia committee viii Know whether to
l1Giudo Tho ti"T OF 70 use the money
lur some other purpose. The Conmon
oNlcii adoptcd The music III the parks
iprropriation OF $1,000 over the pro-
tsst of the Finance Committee AID
The chairman or the Grounds and
RulidtnSs Committee. who recon mcnd :.
30 thu, II lie rcirrted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
SEE big WHITE CHIEF"
Indians Como From Oklahoma Homcs
and Visit Juft.

Washington, d G.. February 49,
1hunGcr Bun. rr.iric Chief. RCD Bird.
Wolf Chief. sage. Fig Back ana seven
other leaders OF tho Arapahcc and Chey-
cnnc tribes OF American Indians called
al tic White House today To shake
hands with The Big W'h'tc Chief"
Thay were accompanied ~ Indian Com
missioner Valentine. Thcir object in
coming 10 Washington from their Okla
homt ZONES Ms t. confer with the
commissioners in regard 10 proposed
taxation of their lands
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
THE CANAL IN PICTURES
Colonel GoethaIs shows Them 10 Re.
INnrkahlc 4 uIicnrc.

Washington, n. c., February ia
scene with but very few parallels in
its history was offered in the hall OF
The House OF Representatives tonight.
when Colonel George w Ciocthals. Of
the corps of engineers OF tho United
States Army, and chairman OF the
Isthmian Canal Commission. addressed
members OF Congress and presented 4
vivid verbal description supplemented
By stcrcopticon and moving pictures,
OF he mighty work that has been ac-
complished under his supervision upon
the Isthmus OF Panama
Signal honor was done Colonel Geo.
tlials when. ON last Saturday. on mo-
ton OF Representative Mann. Of llli-
inois. arrangements We're made for him
To speak TO the members OF the House
and senate who might wish 10 take
advantage OF the opportunity TO gain
knowledge from so authoritative a
source OF the progress OF the canal
work Crowded upon The .loor Of the
chamber were besides Representatives
and Senators. members OF The Presi-
dents Cabinet ana Justices of the Sill
rreme Court OF the United states,
while absolutely unique It is said. in
the history OF that great forum, We're
the color and show offered by scores
OF the wives and daughters of mem
Tnouch every available space was uti-
lied seats were a, a premium and :,
hundred unable 10 obtain cards Of adj
IN ,sion were turned AVIAN.
For Two hours Colonel CiocthalS
srokc, and frequently he was appla I'd
cl. Tho pictures, toe. again and again
drew applause as they showed the
mighty accomplishment Of the Amcri-
cans WHO arc digging tho great ditch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Ro,ni eases Of Measles

London, February i3.--l1dwaTd.
Prince Of wnle9. ana his brother. Prince
Albert. har" peen attacked by tho
measles At tho Nnvn! College at Dart
mouth. where thcre is an epidemic Of
the disease, Tie condition OF the
prinCsN causes no anxiety.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
sc,cn Li,ca Arc Lost.

FortIand, Drr., FcDTHdf! I'.-7I Ic
casolcuc schooner Oshkosh was
wrecked on tho south spit Of the Co
lumbin River today. Seven Of the
mcn comprising the crew were lost
The schooner turned turtle in the
mouth OF tho Columbia River. The
captain was saved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Wants 10 he n citizen.

III Paso, Texas. February l3.---An-.
tonic Ponce Do Leon, for twelve years
chief OF police In Juarcz. Mexico. who
resigned last week when tho city was
besicged by the inSurrcctos. TO- day
filed an application in El Paso for
United states citizenship papcrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
FUNERAL NOTICE

lNtLl,-Thc remains OF thc lata
WILLIAM JAMES BENlLT. who died
In the Ci'- OF Mexico on February
l3il. Will arrive IN Richmond
# THIS AFTERNOON
s. lntermcnt private l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
George 4. McA,!stcr.
[SpccIalto The Times pispatc

NPNNiaI % ! ne I!incs- LISpAtCNI N
Ftarrisonburg. Va. February Ia
George y. AIcAlistcr, eighty years old,
died Wednesday at tho homo OF his
daughter, Mrs c. l. Stephenson. Of
Glover Creek, Highland county. lie
served throughout the Civil War. and
was twice wounded. Several weeks
ago he fell from n foot bridge and was
severely injured. Two days before mis-
death he suffered stroke OF paralysis.
He leaves three sons and three daugh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
GENERAL DAVIS RETIREs
Teaches ts" Limit, nnd Col t,ouu.
becomes Judge Advocate f.o,,

~ q ''"S"'"tc 'cncrHl. :.
Wsshington, u. g. Ifcbfn.fy IT,
Colonel snoch II. Crowder, to -mofroN
VIZ bccome indSc advocate general 4,
M arn1E. Nlthlnc rank OF brigalicr.
general II" VIII succeed Genera CA
II laNiS VINO viii retire on aoro,in,
81 itavtn-s roarhcd the sta,U,n,o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
WILL PLEAD sEir-DEFENsE.
Walter IrcSs!cy Charged with killing
cI L.

Ashcvillo. \. G., February i3-.is tho
result Of a drunken fight between Two
lifelong fricnd6 SundaS night Wayne
Kelley. OF BLACK Mountain, y c.. was
killed by Walter PRESLEY in an OLD
ilctu SeEeTNl mics IRON mat city. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14

,Ateysndria. W. fcLrii4rr'ia ,f,.
Tpho,n"n @ Eev fnrrynian Green. i.
i. WHO wns recently GtrirEco ,.t.I
pAralysis CONTINUES 10 inlrfor N,ll
HIS recovery Is speedily cxpneto1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Mrs. J. W. Ritcbic.


lIarrisonhurg. Va, February Ia
Mrs J ". Ritchic, fifty years old. died
Saturday near New Hope, Angus n
county. She WAS daughter OF the
late Noah Early, and ncmbcr Of a
prominent valley family. she leaves
several children, sisters and brothers
including Rev Henry G. Early, Of
Penn Laird, Eockingh ham, momocl
Of tho Church OF the Brethren. Of ma.
fn.II fnrn II II
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Spcctal TO- The Times DispatchI
Roanokc, Va. February l3.--Joh
NaterS. eiHhty-siN years old father
Q fthe iscv. Thomas l.. Waters. former
~ assistant pastor OF ST. Peters Ca
thcdrAl, III Richmond. now stationed In
panville, died here this MORNING Be-
SIDES fathcr Waters, MIR Waters
iehFes fwo sons. NJ Is. and Ja,neg
waters ~" was a native OF tic county
q Cork and came 10 Ills country III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
ELECTED TO ACADEMY
'lhhrs Nhitcomb alley and Sichoia,
MMrrnN Iiuilrr IInnnrcI. -.

So York. February l3.-.Iamcs
NiiicpnTb Riley. 81. indiana. and Mich.
GA y llrav Butler Of New York, have
Dner elected members Of the American
N'hpslny % Nris ana Letters. Mem.
po'#"lp ii THIS aocioty IL limited TO q
| Hn,nti npmbcr u tho mosl conspicuous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
MrH. isabella G.. baker.

Spcc!al to The Times Dispatch.J
Harris onburg. Va, February B.
Mrs. Isabella Catherine Baker, fifty
nine years old wife OF Peter Balscr a
wcll-known farmer. died last night
near Pleasant Valley. Rockirgham
county. She was Miss Trobaugl. She
bclonsed 10 tho Church OF tho Rreth-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Ms. Cn1hcrinc NI. Smith.

LynchburE, Va. February !a.-Alrs.
Catherine Il. Smith w!fc OF Mayor c..
w smith, OF This city. died last nigh,
after an illness extending over several
weeks. Mrs smith was the daughter
OF the late Colonel Robert T.. Withers,
Stntes Scnntor She was horn ,'j IN r, n'1.
bell county. October 81. 1851
She Is survived by her husband and
two daue htcrs--Mrs. G.. T. Gaines and
Miss kittie Smith, both OF this city.
she also leaves ono brother. y. T..
Withcrs OF Parnaaus. ana seven sis +.
tcrs-Nirs. Elizabeth Garter. Of Lynch
burg; Mrs. Josephine Road. Mrs.
stephen PutNey and Miss Nellie
Withcrs. OF Nlythovillc Mrs. H. ii.
Williams. OF Martinsville; Mrs Wall cF
Boyd, OF Nelson county. ana Mrs. j.
y. TorrN Of Seattle. Wash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Mrs. A,mn u. scott.

. I,1N"cIi! 70 nc Ilmcs- spa ch.1
Urbanna. Va. February l3.-AIrs
Alma Burton scott wife of rev
Francis n scott died this morning,
IN the twcntyaiHth year Of her age
She is survived BY hor husband father.
and four sisters most of whom Ara
residents OF Irbanna. The n,er,nent
was ~ the family cemetery -day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
~. ~ Yol,n.

Especial 10 The Times Dispa tch
Eoanolsc Va. February ,3.-v-W w
lonnE, eighty Sin Years old. died here
iast night in thc home OF his Erandso son.
y, II Young. He WAS a native Of
huriinEDltrlx <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
,berf Moore.

SPECIAL % The Times d sNAicll.1
South Boston, Va. February Is
Robert Moore. a ged forty. died or a po-
plcSy at his homo. about two miles
from Houston, last night. Fc was
member OF the Halifax Camp. Woodmei.
Of the World. Of Houston. The funeral
Will Take place q the old Moore IA M
lily hurying ground Tuesday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14
Nfrs. II. s. Dunn.

Special oThc Times DISPATCH
Gordonsviiic. Va, February 1G.-Mra.
NJ S. Dunn died at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. ". s. Rogers, this morn
ing at o'clock. She Is survived ny
two children, ". NJ. Dunn. Chosa pc Ike
and Ohio claim agent Richmond, and
Mrs W S. Rogers. Of this place, and
r,1l1latlnr ,f M ID iidren
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