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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-19
OcaHfo dWaszye1a.

,,Ani moja siostra= AMI i ME
tyliby6my dis, giYby ME Dra
Kinga New Discovery" pieze A.
%. Mcdonald : Fayetteville, N. G.:
R. F. D. No. g." poniewax oboje
miell6my okropny Aasxel,, ma kt6ry
inne lekarstwa ME pomaga}y.
M6wil,smys 10 nloja siostva ma
.suohoty. BY}a ona bardzo s1aba,
ilooa sic peoria leox pahskle oudo-
,wne lekarstwo wyleosyfo mas
kompletnie cboje. Jest nallepsze
jake kiedykolwlek uiywa}em lab
s}~yssa}em''. Na Choir, :p}lea. kaszel,
zasiebienie, krwo Ok, lagrype;
astm9, dyohawioe, krup, koktdss,
- wssystkie krtaniowe choroby
Jest n.jlepszem.-Butelk M probe
500 i s1.ul. Gwarantowane.
v altece N. J.. Kowalawskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-19

z Zycia.
01>O 1
Gag dalszy.

Drgne}a ma ten dzwiek, jak.
by kto ia 20 snu ocu1cil. Zda~
wa}o sic iej, 10 uslyszala:sa-
mego Boga, kt6ry miio6oi-
wynn g}osem przyzywal ia do
siebie, gdy wszyscy jei sic
wyrzekli i wszyscy ia odep:
chneli.
O Bozel o Boze dobry,
Ojcze moi mi}osiernY ch l1'
Ty mnie ME opu6cisz! "a
! wo|a}a padaiac ma kolana.-
Wszak kaza1e5 wzywac sietie
" utrapieniu i obiecales po-
moe swoja. Ty, o Boze znasz
SERGE mole, Ty jeden wiesz.
lem niewinna. Jezeli .mnie
cheese pr6bowac krzyzami,
MECH sic dzieje VIOLA Twoja
6wieta.
Modli}a sic tax d1ugo re
}zami i troche uspokojona
wetala. Umy6lila sobie teraz
i6c gdzie daleko do miasta,
gdzieby jej ME znali i poszu-
kac sobie s}uzby. Re za6 ME
chcia}a ami iednej -godziny
przepedzic::w rodzinnej wio-
see, a noce byfy jasne, vice
p%ostanowi}a zaraz puscie sic
W droge. i: e. 3:
Ale zawiele liczy}a
ma swoje silly. Zaledwie usz}a
20 dwie wiorsty, zaraz pray
~pierwszej sasiednej wiosce
ucxu}a sic tax s}aba, re mu.
sjala usia6c mad rowem.
Pc chwilowym wypoczyn'
ku podnios}a sic, ably i6c da-
lei, ale nogi ugina'y sic pod
MIA j robi}o sic jej ciemno W
oczach rae pc raz, tax, 10 led
We sic dowl4c mog}a do mai.
blizszej chalupy, ably popro'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-19
Czytajcie bardzo ciekawe
POWIEESCI p. t.:

,,Dwie zony pod jedna ~strzecha" ~(dachem) calos6 obej-
muje lis %zeszyt6w. 90
,Kr6lOWa aWanturnica" calo66 81 %zeszyt6w.
ma oftarzu mifoSci" SO zeszyt6w.
,,NienawiS6 a mifoSc" 81 %zeszyt6w.
,,Gr0by Syb1rskies 102 zeszyt6w.
,,Wo1nomularze' czyli tajemnice loz maso6skich. II zesz
,,Fatalny tron" 103 ~zeszyt6w. ="
,,Oblubien1ca Wenecka" 70 z~eszyt6w.
,,Ojciec Gapol'' SO ~zesxyt6w.
,,Liona" czyli nieszcze6liwa piekna grzesznica. 81 zessyt'
,.Niewinnie ma szubienice skazana". 1O2 zeszyt. .*
,,Porwane dziecie" III zeszyt6w. -..,. .7@""
,,MafgorZata" 102 zeszyt6w.
Polscam wiele inn ych powiesci jake kto zazada. Je-
den zeszYt kosztuje 10 a%meryka6, cent6w. 20 hol. 20 fen.
10 koj. Nadto jul Prawie "a darmo wYselam IL %zeszyt6w
powie6ci ill~ustrowanych kryminalnyoh,4 DO tylko "a 50
cent, ameryk. kt6ra to kwote prosze pos}ac markham pocz-
towemi W li6cie k26re przyjmuie z w~szystkich KRAKOW j IL
ce jake got6wke.
Te ~powie6ci maja wielka warto66 ~literacka W niczem
ME obrazaja uczuc estetycznychei NIGGA bye przez kazde-
70 czytano,
Adresowa6 lsty prosze:
Jan Bystryk
W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Galicya - Austrya - Europa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-19

sic q troche woody. Zatgdwit
umaczala usts, upa,
dla1bez ~przytomno6ci ma law
ke j JUL ME wiedziala, co si'
2 MIA 'dalej stale &,
Minelo blisko diva ty 6 ID
ME cd tego czasu. Marysis
.pielrwszy raz odzyskala PREY
.;t5ot'amno6c. Patrzy wkolo sic.
bic, . ME mole zrozumiet
gdzie. jest AMI przypomniet'
.]skad sic tn w,zie}a i |. 60 q sic =
MIA dzialo.
Dopiero poczciwa gospody.
nj, wdowa, do kt6rej Mary.
sia wstapi}a proeic o wode,
zacze}a %opowiada6, iak to by
10.
Otto, gdy Marysia zas}ab}a,
wdowa po}ozyla ia u siebie j
pielegnowala ia ca}y czas tro.
skliwie.
Dowiedziawszy sic o tenn
biedna dziewczyna zacze}a
p1akac i dziekowac swej O.
piekunce, obiecujac, ze po.
stara sic to jej wynagrodzic.
:~Przypomnia}a sobie, ze ma
W wezelku kilka rubli, kt6re
jej wyp}acono we divorce.
Niezadlugo,przysz}a zupe}.
ME do zdrowia i zwierzy}a
sic poczciwei Wa1entowej, tel
' wdowi,ea gospodyni, ze wszy-
stkich swoich trosk izmart-
wien: Gospodynisu:wierzyla Y
nleWlnnOsc MarYsl ]. Zacz91a
jej przekladac, ze ME powin-
"a, i6 {, DO i miaa lta !, "a sluzbe.
= Jezeli sic z tych stron
wydalisz, - m6wi}a,- to jak
i gdzie dowiedzialaby6 sic 0
swoim Franku, chocby i po'
wroci}? Przeciez on ME gdzie-
ale W twojej wiosce
ale szukalby ciebie. A potem
moze Bog da, ze zlapia tych
zb6j6w, i twoja niewinnosc
sic wykryje. Toe milo by ci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-19

by1o wiiedziec ~ tenn. DIE.
dzictwa twegol po matce wy
rzekac q sic ME godzi. Je
|szcze Ola koggo{o'' OF, zosta6
ze mnal Sauna q jestem 2 die.
ciekami, kata ci ME poza}uje,
IA mozesz chodzic ma zarobek
to :ci iFtu ME zabraknie chile
ba, . i mniie bedzie lei; iak
mi krzyne wt'eedle gospodar'
ki pomoaesz.
Marys1a usiucha}a rady ]
zostala ! 7Walentowej. Gas
przy piracy up}ywa& jei pred
Ike, choc smutnie, DO ciagle
niepokoi}a sic o Franka. Bo"
la1a ia tez obojetno6c rodzi-
s 'N IA. -'-tt 81 s" 'FEaF :" E-E+s e
lc6w, kt6rzy dobrze wiedzieli
gdzie sic ona znajduje, i ma
wet zdaleka widywali ia W
kokciele, ale ami zapytali sic
10 MIA. Gala jej pociecha W
zmartwieniu byla modlitwa
Ii Bog, " kt6rym swa ufnosc
pok}ada}a.
Togo roku sroga playa ma
wiedzi}a ludzi. Cholera, o kt6-
rel oddawna juz dochadzi}y
gawedy 2 dalszych stron, zja,
villa sic W Jasiehcu i " ca}ej
iokolicy. A byla TAXA silna,
10 bardzo ma}o kto tych,c co
zacho1owali, uszed} 6mierci.
Ludzie tracili glowy ze stra-
chu. Zdarza}o sic nieraz,. ze
gdy kto zapad} ma cholere, to
%zosaawiono 60 bez pomocy j
ratunklu. To tez i mic div
nego, Is Is ni,iie,jjeden, co~m6g}by
Fwyzdrowiec, musia4 umierac.
Jednego dnia przybiegl z
Jasie6ca J6ziek, pr,'z'yrodni
brat Marysi, z w~iadomo6cia,
"a .JedrzeiOwa z9chorOWafa.
- Matula jeszcze rano by
|la zdrowa, a teraz krzyczY
2 b6lu wn;ebog}osy. Ojciec
mnie postal pc ciebie, DO sam
ME vie co robic, a Mkt re
wsi navel wej66 ME chce do
chaty, zeby sic nie zarazit.
Marysia zalama}a rece, lecz
ME zdazY}a jeszcze s{owa wy
movie, gdY Walentowa pc
wiada:
:: Aha! znalezli6cie .teraz
droge do d%ziewuchy! A jak
ona latem chorowa}a, to Mkt
z was sic o to ami spyta}. a
potem dowiedzieli6cie sic, jak
|jej tutai7 Kara Boza "a lel
krzywdel
= Co wy m6wita, Walen-
towo! = zawo}a}a Marysia -
ME nam sadzic, kogo i "a
co Pan Bog karze. Ale ma.
cocha chora, o moi Jezu, co.
r-a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-01-19

OzW6Tt0A, uulO IL ~ OOyCAA
przebaczyi tym, co 60 akrzy-
lowali, q jabym tam swoja
krzywde miala pamietacf
st. No, prawda to, alez, Ma
ry6ka, to cholera, zart6w ME-
ma, sama mozesz zachorowac
Ii umrze6. ..
49, Ha, to JUL jak Panu Bo-
gu sic podoba; be- iego wo
III Who's : glowy. czlowiekowi
ME spadnie. No, osta6cie :.
Bogiem, DO mueze sic spie.
szyc. Idzmy, J6ziek idzmy
|jak najpredzej. Ach, biedny.
|ojciec!
w pol godsiny. potem do
do .domu. Zdaleka
luz prrzez otwarte drzwi do,
leciaf ia straszny krzyk sta.
rel, ale ME namy6lajac sic.
|wbiegla do izby.
Jedrzej siedzial ma }awie
pod 9ciana i oslupia{ym wzro-
klein patrzy} ma wiiaca sic W.
bole6ciach zone, mic jednak.
ME czyniac, ably iei ulge PREY.
niece.
= Przysz}a6? zawo}al
spostrzeg}szy c6rke, Bog
ci zap}ac, les mas ME opu-
-4 80 .~.r -
Sofia " nieszczesciu. Patrz,
co sic z matka dzieje, a ia
sam jeden ME WIEN CO robic.
= Toe trzeba make roz-
cierat, o%grzewac, W Tzek}a
dsjewczyna, c'alujao 1etke d.
ca. - Czy ME macie tn zio-
lex jakich do na9jpaarze1ia?
- Juz robi}em Wszystkie.
leki, Jake kto derddzi1. Mic
ME pomaga. Ach ia nieszcze-
6liwyl Jak ia sam u ostane 2
temi dzieciakami?!
Me lamentuiclie pr6zno
tatulu, a zaprzegajcie@jak mai
PREDICT koniai wskok
tora, albo pc felczera: To ME
tax daleko, "a paressgodzin
mozecie bye 2 ratunkiem, a
ia tymczasem sama~ bede ro-j
bic, co MONA.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
HIS CRAZY ACTION
CAUSED ARREST
RIG MON VA-Snoo

r G H NJ o N D, VA.-SpeciaI.-
Inc queer and crazy actions of n
Whlte man at the corner Of Fifteenth
and Cary Streets Monday night about
O'Clock arrested the attention of OF
Ilcer Goldsby, who was standing near
by, and subsequent Investigation bv
the officer resulted in the arrest OF
the man. When put under arrest the
man was said he was looking for the
depot. When told he was in CUSTODY
ne thrust his hand into his trousers
pocket as If TO draw a gun, but the
OFFICER was too quick for him and had
MN covered before he could move
Asked for his name, he accidentally
let the name "Southall' slip. but af-
forwards declared that his name was
Smith.
ON investigation at the station the
olncer discovered that a man answer
ing his description and named ]. A
Southall was wanted at the Staunton
asylum, from which he had been miss
ing Tor sometime. on the mans per-
son were found a new 32-calibre re-
NoINer, glass cutter and a screw
driver. He is about thirty-nve years
old lie was held for the Staunton
authorities.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
RIVAL IN BOSTON
DAY GIRL DIED
New Hampshire High School
Teacher in Boston Day of
the Murder.

BERLIN, n. H Special Byron
Macon. an instructor in manual train
ing at the Berlin High School and a
schoolboy sweetheart of Avis LinneIl.
murdered in Boston with cyanide of
potassium, was in Boston upon the
day the young woman died. He de.
ciared today that he did not see Avis
Linnell on that day, however. He
said:
II knew Avis as schoolmate and
am very anxious to have justice done
in finding out the person responsible
Tor her death. 1t is not true that /
SAID that l dined with Avis Linnell
last Saturday week.
Il know how the report started, a.
some one said they overheard me saw
1t to druggist. 1 did not say it, and
the druggist says 1 did not"
Asked If his work gave him access
10 cyanide of potassium, he replied:
es, l have it at my disposal"
Nazon went TO Boston Fridav even
Ing, the day before Avis LinneIl died.
remained there overnight, and went to
AyannlS the next day. He was called
there as witness in a court case.
When asked about his visit to Bos-
ton, Mr.. Macon said that he did not
recall the name of the hotel he stop
ped at overnight in Boston, and his
recollection of just what he did in
that city was somewhat vague.
Il know nothing about the murder"
ne declared today. IT went to Hy-
annis Saturday and got to thinking
over old times and I wrote Avis a let
Ter. But she was dead at the time 7
was writing. / wrote her and GOT
letters from her. All of her letters
are destroyed. I did that when / re-
turned from Hyannis and Boston"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
NO BETTING AT
JAMESTOWN TRACK
Governor Mann Announces Pur-
pose to Break Up Race Track
Gambling in Norfolk.

Governor Mann has announced
that it was his purpose 10
exhaust every legal expedient in his
EFFORTS to put out of business the
jamestown Jockey Club, which. in his
opinion, is violating the gambling
laws Of the State. He hopes that the
quo warranto proceedings now pend
ing in the Norfolk City Circuit Court
Will suffice TO attain his ends. but he
1ntlmates that even should be fail to
orlng about a revocation Of the clubs
charter, he Will resort to other tao
tics.
Asked what he would do in case
the state won on the quo warranto'
proceeding and the club successfully
appealed, thereby getting tempo
rary suspension of the lower courts
judgment. he declined to say.
Il do not care to show my hand"
he said, but / may be counted on To
DO all in my power to stop the gam
bling. And what is more. 1 hope to
have it stopped this fall in time to
head off the November meet NV eff
forts shall not cease as long as there
is any possible step that may be
taken"
Governor Mann seems confident of
ultimate victory, and his manner of
talking today evinced a degree of de-
termination that augurs an uncom-
promising contest in the courts.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
RAISING A FUND :
TO BEAT TAFT
Clifford Pinchot Said to Be Among
Those Who Have Contributed
to a Snug Campaign Fund.
Literature Being Sent to
Republican Voters.
WASHINGTON n

WASHINGTON, D. c. Special
The publication in the Washington
Herald Monday of the details of a
determined and deliberate effort to
prevent the denomination Of President
Taft created a political sensation in
the national capital. The fact that
Senator La Toilette had presidential
aspirations and that his friends were
active in his behalf, was, of course,
Wen known. The extent to which the
anti-Taft campaign was being car
rled came as a revelation to promi-
nent men in both political parties.
The developments of the day added
little to the mystery which still sur
ROUNDS the movement. 1t became
known that Clifford Pinchot is a ib-
eral contributor to the funds which
are being almost lavishly spent, while
CHARLES II. Crane, the Chicago mil
llonalre, who was named as Minister
10 China and recalled before he had
tune to cross the continent, is also
credited with supplying considerable
money. The fact that anti-Taft lit
erature has been personally addressed
TO more than 100000 Republican vot-
ers' and that 1t is the intention Of
the managers of the campaign to
reach million of these voters be-
fore the nominating convention as
sembles, afforded some idea of the
persistent activity which marks the
Well-organiZed effort to defeat the
President
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
IEKAN CALLS TO RECOVER
Sci OF FALSE TEETH LOST
IN SHUTTLE.
RIG MONT VA C,

II M y n ID, VA.-SpeciaI-
An ola veteran from the Soldiers,
nome iimped from police head0nor
ters yesterday afternoon. He 80
MS name and then asked:
When man is arrested nv tho
police are his valuables- rnora,'
"1IGh' etc.-taken from him?"
Inc clerk at the desk replied that
they were taken and held until H.
him. over 10
Well, I've come for nv taath -
seiu the veteran. please give them
TO me. haven't had breakfast or,
ulnner and 1 am hungry"
9. mere were no extra teeth M M
ice headquarters, and the old soldier
was so informed.
r But there must be-" he insisted
was brought here Monday night
py policeman. He thought / was
drunk, but l wasn't After a wbiIe
ne turned me loose. / don't remem-
Der what happened after that but
men woke up in the morning nv
teeth were missing. The policeman
must nave taken them away from
me- 1 reckon he was afraid / wouid
bite myself" "ouiu
Very much disheartened that his
set OF teeth could not be located the
veteran hmped out. He inquired the
name or the nearest dentist.
49, must get another set" he said
rms Tune l will have my name
Stamped on them, so that if 1 lose
mem they will be returned"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
TO lGUT
lGRST co. BANK
THE

correspond
zerestirg mSG. VA Special The
As CHI <. at Amherst Court
ITS bureaus cracked Monday about
and finahciaf the burglars were
AS A WO, before they could get
intellect,aIlv 1t is thought that about
that can be wri n, soAe AT the time.
a. t-..S,S .ousing BaScOmb Will
rIoo,.s, SAsss u'eesssifts mt postmaster. who
was sleeping across the street lie
hred his revolver and the burglars
Ned.
AS they went through the main
street numerous shots were fired.
some Of them breaking windows in
stores. Only two men were seen. but
1t is believed there were moro in the
crowd. They escaped in the direction
Of Lynchburg in an automobile
BlOOdhOunds were put on the trail
Sorly this morning, but this will
hardly amount to anything because OF
the automobile.
The bank is year old.
This morning Il was discovered that
the burglars were in the act OF pre-
pairing for the second explosion when
they were discovered. A auficient
quantity of tro-glycerine WA found
10 have wrecked the entire buiIdinr
Rad IT been discharged A uumber
or tools stolen from nearbv bIack
smith shop and a Southern RAILWAY
PICK and pinch bar were found in
the banking room. The APPROPRIATENESS
are that the wreck was rot done INV
skilled yeggmen.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
EkRkGED WOMAN
STAYS TORNENTER
TAINTED ABOUT ANOTHER WO-
MAN, SLABS CUNBER-
LAND MAN.

CUMBERLAND, Md Special
Clarence Wickard Button, thirty-nine
years old, son of Constable William
II. c. Button, was stabbed to death
Saturday about noon on McNamees
Hill, back of Bellevue Street, by Fan
ME Williams, nee Law, who confessed
TO the crime and is in Jail No one
Witnessed the tragedy
tuition was twice married, divorc-
ing the first wife. The second wife
lives in Wheeling. They separated
sometime ago. The woman who con-
Iessed TO the killing is the wife of
walter Williams, from whom she has
IlVed apart. She is about thirty-three
years old.
Button and Fannie Law have heen
looked upon as "affinities" from ear
~ youth. They quarreled frequently.
When Button would attempt to keep
away from her, it is said, the woman
swallowed his home for hours, day
ana night, In the hope of seeing him.
Killed at Meeting Place.
Inc scene of the tragedy was a IA
vorite place for the pair to go and
spend hours together
william Johnson and John Heck
were walking along the hill Sunday
when the woman came down the hill
toward the city. She stopped and
~AJ 0OOS L We klllGQ door
Button" She said she was
going to give herself up. The two
men found the body, with the hands
on the breast and a hoisted
umbrella placed over the head to pro-
.ect IT from rain. The knife was
found thirty or forty feet away. From
It's five-inch blade hung three or four
strands of womans hair, the color of
Mrs. Williams.
The woman said in the presence of
STATES Attorney Robb, Chief of Po-
Ice Irvine and Deputy Sheriff CLAW
mat Button had been tormentine her
bout a girl from Westernport. TO
whom he had paid some attention.
she said: II was below the snot
yhere Clarence was lying on the hin
de was tormenting me- had his
knife, which 1 oftened borrowed TO
Use in crocheting work. Enraged.
opened the knife. rushed up the hin
ana stabbed him. / did not know I |
lad killed him. He talked very kind
y to me, and said, Fannie. for Gods
axe, get rid of that knife" She
declared he had not threatened her
ma that he made no resistance when |
ne approached him with the open |
.nife.
The coroner's jury held the woman l
d charge Of premeditated murder.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
|ne al the +

the n'selves to th,l the girl.
this dset being thoss who no Sne eSi' ay IN
inD,as... wiz -~.scl,gnantly deny any such
s 1l,ls,rS1 n The relatives OF Avis
Il IN, Ere girls friends at Hyannis
and her - sociates at the Young Wos
men Chhtian Association declared
mat AVIS &nnen gave her heart only
TO one maN-Richeson
Diri hiffts OF Secret Ceremony.
sai G"t itienY or the murdered girl is
SAID 10 nave told the police that She
oeheves that Avis thought herself
married to RichesOn because she wore
plain wedding ring. Here comes
another very pertinent question:
was there ever secret ceremony
between Avis Linnel and Rfcheson
that made the girl believe that She
was married to him, and was that an
way2 VI ZIG
The defense OF Richeson will con-
tend, 1t is said, that the second man
IN II. the case was in Boston on Satur-
Gay a week ago. and that he saw
AVIS Dtnnell while Richeson ala not
see her that day.
nlcheson,s fiancee, Violet Edmands.
VII take the witness stand and tes-
ufy that Richeson was at her hona.
ali OF the fatal Saturday afterroon'
one or the most important wit
neseeS In the case will be MiSn In
ellie zeigler, Young Woman's Chris
tan Association friend OF Avis Lin
NELL who will be called to show that
AVIS Lnnell did not contemplate sui
cloe because the two girls had bought
uckets for that evening to the Booton
symphony concert
Weakcns Suicide Claim
Ihls fact was told today for the
nrst tinne and has a most important
bearing on the case from the stand
point or proving that the girl took a
oraught OF poison, thinking it was
medicine.
Chief Dugan and Deputy Superin-
tendent Watts completed their ar
rangementS today for presenting the
testimony to the grand jury This
will be done at a special sitting Of the
grand jury to convene on Thursday
or this week. The Dolice have de-
clared that they have almost com
pleted their case, which means that
they think they have enough evidence
against Richeson to secure an indict-
ment for murder in the first degree.
But an indictment and a verdict of
guilty are two entirely different
things.
The real fight for the life of the
clergyman accused Of murder will
come H. the courts. and il is believed
the trial, il the man is indicted, will
be set for January.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
!. & 0. R. R. REWARDS
FAITHFUL OFFICERS
HIS GENIUS HELPED CONSTRUCT
O'' q. q q. THROUGH THE
MOUNTAINS.

N. j. Caples has been appointed
Iourth vice president, with iurisdic-
.iOh over the operating and construc-
Ilon departments of the ChesaneaI~a
anu Ohlo, with headquarters in Rich
D rou IN another circular issued by
noin+oS stevens, Mr.. Caples is ap-
ROinleu 10 a like position with the
iinocklng valley, with offices in Co
Ie.hous' This appointment becomes
SlectlNe November 1st, and is To FIN
me vacancy caused by the death of
"'' - 4. Doyle about year ago.
BRISTOL, VA, Oct. 2A-M -.
pies, whose resignation as vice nreSi-
u ut, ana general manager of the car
onHa' CIlnchfeld and Ohio RaiIroad
mae announced Saturday night. and
C No becomes vice president of the
ta.Ss%pedke and Ohio Railroad. i'm
charge OF transportation. with baad
quarters at Richmond. va. is ono ~
ne .ne pest known railroad engineers in
NOuHtry- Mr.. Caples, still a vounp
man. mas had a striking career Ba
80 gong with the ClinchfeId he
- 80 -" CharSe OF the Pocahontas di
1 1rSloh OF the Norfolk and Western
mere is more coal moved on mis- a.
EiSIon than almost any other raiIroaa
DIVISION in the country. 0''u
OapIes is the engineering genius
Vi the Carolina, ClinchfeId and Ohio
- ne was taken from tho
- orIolk and Western shortly aftor
6 GeHTEe L. Garter began the work of
~ o ms, what has proved probably
me costIest road per mile in tbS
) eO rS He became chief engineer
$3.50 SeuSraI manager and actively di-
.ecIeu the construction work. Tho
toau penetrates the toughest noun
an region east of the Rockies ara
nuCh or the successful constrnctior
W TX Is due to the efforts and genius
Mr. Caples has done encineerin,
YORK In various parts of the countr,9
hnu IN ADDITION to being a snlendid
.'.hslheer, is a successful transnorta-
non man, having had ripe experience
Mr.. Caples has taken deep interest
n the material development Of tbis
'',! He is a man of deeds ana
ew words. modest and retiring in he
manner. but thoroughly affabIe and
A.IeheIy popular with his associotas !
lnu subordinates. The announcement
- ms resignation is a source of the
', ees' regret to the employees of
,I,s department. of the Carolina !
'Hhchreld and Ohio Railroad,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-11-02
FIND IN POORHOUSE
FATHER THOUGHT DEAD

NEW YORK Special.-Nrs. Nat
thew ScanlOn, recovering from what
was thought would be a fatal illness.
called her six children to her in her
and said: N''''
you have thought for eighteen
years your father was dead. He is
way" N"ii
Eighteen years ago scanlon was =,
printer employed in Railway. Re
turning home from work one even
ing he found his house on Cherry
street empty. and his wife and six
children gone.
For three years Scanlon searched
In vain for his family. Then, broken
IN spirit and health and without
means. he was forced to seek The aid
OF charity. Once, according to the
almShouSe records, Mrs Scanlon
called on her husband.
Scanlon, seventy and feeble. was in
front of the almshouse YESTERDAY
when carriage drove up and ,
young woman who said she was Miss
Young alighted and approached him
She said:
Mr.. Scanlon, your children want
you TO come to them. They did not
Know you were alive until TODAY"
But / am happy where 1 am" an
swered the old man. Il don't know
that L want TO leave"
But your children want YOU.
pleaded the young woman. 'They
nave sent me to take you home 10
them- Several are married now. and
there are grandchildren"
Ihe aged mans eyes lighted at this
I'll go with you right now" Scan
Ion said.
Scanlon was taken to the home Of a
married daughter. a Mrs. Smith. i'm
Newark. Today there will be a fam
lily reunion.