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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

BERLIN, 20 marca. = w
rccznem sprawozdaniu ban
ku fzadowego znowu jest
zmianka, ,,Gruenenthaler
Kassenscheine'', owych fall
syfikatach, ma kt6rych wyku'
picnic dotychczas juz wydauo
blisko pol miliona doIar6w.
W ubieg{ym roku wydano
ma to $4,000. = Niejaki
Gruenenthal faktor drukarni
rzadowej, pred 5 laty, ko-
rzystajac braku dozoru,
banknoty to dla siebie spo'
rzadzil i uda1o mu sic W o.
bieg je puscic. Nigdy ME od-
kryto ma jaka sumo je wyko-
nano, bo Gruenenthal popel-
nil samob6jstwo, gdy sic wy.
krylo. Tylko jesli pojawia
sic diva banknoty z tymi
samymi numerami, MONA
|przekonac sic, ze jetlen Mich
jest ,,prawdziwvm faIsytika-
tenn. Dotychczas pojawi}o
sic 1878 ,,Gruenthaler6w" i
musiano je wykupic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

NEW YORK, 20 marca.
.Nsg}y= wyjazd meksyka6-
skiego ministra finans6w Lii
mantura t]6macza teraz W
ten spos6b, ze mu sic uda}o
obmyslec reformy, kt6re "a.
dowola tax Rad meksykah-
ski jak i powsta6c6w. Trzeba
zas wiedziec, ze Senor Made
70, ojciec prowizorycznego
prezydenta powsta6c6w ba-
wi tn W hotelu Astor z tree :
ma innymi synami. Ot6z u.
mantour konferowa} z mimi
tutaj porozumiewajac sic to.
]egraficznie z rz4dem mex.
sykahskim. z Meksyku> tez
nadchodza rome wiadomosci
5wiadczace, 10 jakie6 uklady
sic tocza; Prezydent Diaz,
tax jak to czyni} W Mectitlan
ciagle m6wil o projektowa.
nych 16znych reformach.
Senior Madero i jego svnowie
!; ME chca wprawdzie mic mo.
vic O tresci swych narad z
Limantourem, ale tyle os-
wiadczyli, il o uk}adach mo
wy bye nie moze, dop6ki
ME dozwoli sic powsta1com
pozostac pod bronia W czasie
uk}ad6w, gdyz " razie prze.
ciwnym pojmanoby ich i po.
wieszono. Eel Paso donosza
ze Senor Gonzales CARA, Sc.
kretarz stanu powstahc6w
ioswiadczyl, ze wojna zako6.
czAc sic >moze tylko W razie
systemu szkolnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

MADRYT, 20 marcs. Bis
kup Madrytu i senator Pey.
rolon zaprotestowali W SO .
nacie przeciw zamianowa. !.
niu kr6la wloskiego Wikto-.
ra Emanuela honorowym
pu}kownjkiem putku Sabau-
dyi przez kr6la Alfonso. Pre-
mier Canalejas :-nazwa} pro
test ten czynem niesprawied.
hwym i niepatryotycznym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

TOLEDO, .. Jan S'awi6'
ski so lat LEGACY zamieszka.
}y prey Vance ul. zman "
szpitaiu sw. Wincentego we
wtorek po poludniu, wsku
tex ran jake otrzyma1 pod
czas piracy przy naprawie
SYN, bedac najechanym
przez tramwsj we wtort k "a.
no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, 20
marca. Pewien amerykanski
urzednik, kt6ry ptwr6ci} tn
z n1iasta Meksyku, podaje
pierwszy wiarogodny rapport
0 demonstracyi, kt6ra pred
dwoma tygodniami odby}a
sic pred pa}acem prezyden-
ia Diaza, gdyz by} naocznym
6wiadkiem zajscia. Oko}o go.
dzjny 9 wieczorem, kiedy
wokolo pa}acu snu'o sic
mn6stwo ]udzi, nsgle groma.
da jakichs mezczyzn i milo
dziefc6v jakoby .Da sygna}
dany, zebra}a sic pred pa1a-
Gem obrzuci}a kamieniami
pkna, posr6d okrzyk6w viva
Madero". Wszystko to trwa
10 ledwie piec minut. Goscie
prezydenta przerazili sic brze-
kiem t}ucz onych szyb, ale
Diaz zachowa} zimna krew i
wysla} adjutanta, by sic do.
wiedzial,. czemu policya ha
lasowi ME kladzie ko6ca. Z.
jednei Sstrony pa]acu prawie
wszystkie szyby by}y pot}u-
cZOne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23


CHICAGO, IL. S,rsszna
smiercia 2gineta przy piracy
polska dziewczyna, J6zefa
Migdal. Pracowala ona W ho.
.telu La Sale, iako pomywa.
czka. w zpsz'ym tygodniu
kazano dziewczYnie wyczy.
scit jedyn 2 elewator6w, k,6'
ny naprawiano. Posluszns
prze,naczeniu, vziela sic dc
piracy, a r6wnoc, efnie ieden
z robotnik6w pr6bowa} ele.
wator, czy wszystko dobrze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

LONDYN, 20 marca. =
Parowiec Frachtowy North
Point linii Turness, kt6ry
wybieral sic do Filadelfii,
zosta} przez polar zniszczony
pred czasem, kiedy mia}
wyruszyc. Za}oge uratowano,
podr6znych ME by}o. Paro
wiec znajdowa1 sic ma wyso-
kosci Purflet, okofo Is mil
Cd Londynu, kiedy pozar
wybuchl W przedziale iowa
row, miedzy kt6:ymi znaj
dowa} sc kreozot. Polar
rozszerzy} sic nadzwyczaj
szybko obia} ca}y okret:
zaledwie starczy}o czasu do
zdazenia ma mielizne celem
uratowania za}ogi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

PITTSBURG Pa. S. Nut.
ski jeden z robotnik6w "
firmie National Casket Go.
zostal fatalnie poranionv
spadajaca trumDa. Pot1ucze-
Die czaszkii wewnetrzne u
szkodzeuia przyczynily sic,
ze n,es,czesllwy zmari ma
.drugi dzieh rano ME odzy.
skawszy przytomnoscj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
NANTICOKE, Pa. = P,

NANTICOKE, Pa. = Pod
'arzutem znecania sic mad
IONA aresztowany zostaf
Franciszek Stankiewicz. Se-
dzia Burnet chcial 60 puscif
ma wolno6c pod kaucya, a W
braku got6wki poreczyciela
mial juz ochote przyjac na
gwaraucye piekne skrzypce
podsadnego. Lecz muzykalny
pan Frapciszek odrzuci1
oburzeniem ta propozycye i
razem ze skrzypcami powe-
drowal do kozy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

BERLIN, 20 marca. Balon
ze sterem Parseval vi zosta}
mocno uszkodzony, wybiera !.
.jac sic W podr6z nocna z 16
podr6znymi z Johannisthalu,
uderzywszy 0 dach budynku.
Podr6zni uszl' bez szwanku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

VIZ. 1866. w r. 1892 pola-
czy} sic z Alliance Bank, a
W 1896 z Consolidated
Bank", poczem przyjal naz-
we PARIS Bank. G. F. Parr
jest prezesem rady admins
tracyjnej. Kapita} zak}ado-
wy wynosi $62, 800, 900, a
cd lat p}aci} ten bank 19
pro cent dywidendy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

NEW YORK, N. Y. Akro.
bata Franciszek Krawe6ski,
popisujac sic " jednym z tn
tejszych teatr6w podczas wy
wracania kozio1k6w padf tax
nieszczesliwie, ze zamiast na
nogach stana} ma g|owie,
skutkiem czego nadwere-
zyl sobie kregi i stcs pacie.
rzowy. Zosta} on sparalizo-
wany cd plec do n6gi jest zu
peinie bezwladny. Lezy bic.
dak W szpit,.lu Harlem le-
karze ma]o robia nadziei u
tnymania go prey zyciu, a
chocby Dawet zy} to zosta-
ME bezw}adnym kaleka ia
Gale zycie.
WILKEs.BARRE, Pa =
Wp'yw ,,ulicy" ameryka1.
skiej rozwydrza polska MILO
dziez niejednok, otnie. Dowo-
dem 15-ste ]etpi Karol Mus
kiewicz, kt6ry W sprzeczce 2
mlodszym o. rok ,lapkiem
Soroka TAX wsciekle uderzyl
go kiiem p1zez t"arz, ze
rozcia} mu usta i wybit kilka
zeb6w.
M|odocianego zabijake "a
trzymano pod kaucya 5000
do rozprawy W sadzie ola
ma1o)etnich.
Me ma, jak polskie chrzcj
ny: Bawiono sic ochoczo "
lomu Stanislawa Potrobow-
skiego, trunk p}ynely stru'
ga; d>sputa wnet wyros{a W
k16tnie, a pie6cie i inDe do
tykalne 6rodki pos1uzy|y "a
argumenty. Najsiiniej ,,pgze-
konanym" zosta} jedtn z
gosci, Edward Iwanowski,
on tel postara} sic q aresz
towanie towar>yfzy zabawy
"a pobicie, J6zef Cze6nik i
Antoni Potrobowski zostali
iednak W sadie uwolnieni
po zap]aceniu koszt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
MEKSYK, 20 marca.

MEKSYK, 20 marca.
Kiedy minister finans6w Ii
mantour przybedzie do stoli.
cy z zamiarem nak}onienia
prezydenta Diaza, by przyja}
zadania powsta6c6w tyczace
sic zawieszenia broni "a czas
trwania uklad6w, to prawdo.
podobnie misya jego okaze sic
daremna. Diaz ME bed2ie si7'
wdawa1 W 2aelne uk}ady z
powstahcami; i; jeszcze pred
kilku dniami u}ozy} plany
6wiadczace, ze W obec po.
wsta6c6w jak najsurowiej "a
mierza postapic. Rad zresz-
ta juz ME ukrywa, re panuje
stan wojenny, ale utrzymu
ia, ze wojna przybiera obr6t
zupelnie zadowalniajacy i ze
prawdziwa rewolucya panuje
tylko W p6}nocnej cze6ci
Maksyku, a to g}6wnie W
mie5cie Chihuaghua. Polo
zenie, kr6tko m6wiac, jest
takie: prezydent Diaz ME
my6li uk}adac sic z pow
sta6cami lub oSwiadczac, ze
jego wyb6r byi niewazny; z
powsta6cami got6w za6 jest
uk}adac sic tylko pod wa.
runkiem, ze zlo4a broh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23
LONDYN, 20 marca.

LONDYN, 20 marca. W
ko}ach finansowych tutej-
szych senzacye wywo}afa
wiadomo6c o samob6jstwle
r. F. Carnegie''go, zaraadcy
fill banku Parra prey Lom-
bard str, kt6ry zastrzelil sic
W swojem mieszkaniu. Sly.
chac, 10 finanse zak}adu "
dobrym sa stanie. Bank PARA
pierwotnie zwany PARIS
Banking Co., zostal zalo2ony
Il {, "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

w WESTFIELD, Mass, u.
mario jakoby ma dyfterye
dziecko polskie. Po smierci
powsta'y watpliwosci co do
przyczyny smierci dziecka,
gdyz m6wiono, IL przyczyna
|jej bylo niedbalstwo lekarza
Bhilthoma, kt6ry pozwo)ii
poiknac srebrna rurke. Cia}o
dziecka poddsno sekcyi q
rodzice wytcczyli doktorowi
process q $4,000 odszkodo-
wanna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23


NAN'rICOKE, Pa. J6zef i
Stanis}aw Marya6scy zamie-
,sskali W po}udniowel stronie
miasta, aresztowani zostali
pod obwiDieniem w}amania
sic do piwnicy hotelu Stan.
SzYmahskjego. Smakosze sl-
.kohoIu zabrali beczulke ,,dzi-
.nu' i dw1e flachy w6dki.
,Obu braciszkkw n braku
$500 kaucyi, zatrzymano "
kozle do rozpraWy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-23

MINONK, LII. Po]ak pad]
tu ofiara tragicznego wypad-
ku. Edward Zajac, LEGACY lat
%, zatrudniony przy zakla-
daniu drut6w elektrycznych
przez nieost' 6znosc dotkna}
sic przewodnika 2 pradem
elsktrycznym IL: zosta4=: ma
miejscu zabity. Robotnicy,
kt6rzy pracowali takze " po-
blizu, po6pieszyli nieszcze6li.
wemu natychmiast ratun-
klein, lecz mic juz zrobic ME
mogl;. Ciato zabitego zawis1o
ma paste, kt6rym umocowa-
ne byio do s}upa. Zdjeto cia-
10 nieszcze6liwego ME bez po.
waznego trudu, lecz wszelki
ratunek by} juz nieroz]jwy,
gdyz 6mierc byla widocznie
nstychmiastoaa. Zajac byl
samotnym ! dobrym byl sy-
nem dla swYch rcdzic6w,
MAHANEY City. Mich. Sad
przysieglycb ShuYkill po-
wiatu skaza1 Jerzego Muszka
prezesa Narodowego Wv. S}o.
wia6skiego "a sprzeniewie-
rzenie $251.87 nalezacych
do tego stowarzys szenia, pa
Is mjesiecy wiezienia i $50
koszt6w,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
NORMAL TRAINING
. IN HIGH SCHOOLS
Two Hundred Young Teachers
Turned Out Every Year at
Slight Cost.

Normal training in high schools, un
der the direction of the state Board
of Education, is going far toward the
solution OF the problem of securing
q sufficient number OF teachers for The
public schools OF Virginia. rho re-
suits are stated At the Department OF
Public instruction to he highly pleas
img
81 cost of only $4,000 a year
about 200 teachers arc coming fresh
from the high schools. passing the re-
CURED examinations arh receiving Ger
| tiiicates. Future Instruction can be
gained In the summer schools. TO al
low them TO Keep their places us
teachers.
Secretary II. C. Stcarnes. of the State
Hoard. is now engaged in n tour OF
inspection OF the twenty-five normal
training classes III the State. lie will
to-day he with the school nj Palmyra,
Fluvanna county. and tomorrow viii
be spent at Charlottesville. lie stays
with the class through tho entire day.
observing the work done. giving his
advice and relating the experiences
gained elsewhere.
Take Daily Instruction.
The plan is TO give optional normal
training In the last year of high school
work. Latin is dropped from the
regular course. ana sometimes science
Is displaced. special teacher occu-
pics eighty minutes a day instructing
those who desire 1t in pedagogy rhe
Young people are taught not only the
theory of instruction. but il is inn
pressed upon them. in consideration Of
their youth. that they must be good
idisciplinarians. Mistakes are repre-
scented TO them to be preferable TO
failure.
II has already been found that there
is great demand for these normal grad
yates In the home counties They leave
the high school full OF youthful en-
thusiasm, With the teaching fresh in
their minds!
Nearly all of them succeed. Nj,
Stearncs believes that this $4,000 is
POSSIBLY the best Investment the State
is making H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
W A N I TO ERECT
four TOLL GATES
Additional Petition Filed in Be
half Of Turnpike Company
Before Commission.
CONCERN CITED TO APPEAR
Foreign Corporation Asked to
Explain Plan-lsirst Texas
Detail Completes Duty.

Complying with the Instructions Of
the State Corporation Commission.
Richard Evelyn Byrd yesterday filed
an amended and supplemental petition
in behalf of the Valley Turnpike Com
pany, which desires to erect certain
additional toll gates on it's road a
date for hearing on the proposition
Will be set later.
All sorts of opposition arose when
the original petition was filed. for the
general feeling against toll gates is
well known. Attorneys represented
towns and citizens when the hearing
came up. The commission directed
that the places where the gates vera
proposed to DC erected should be specl-
fled, which was done in the paper filed
yesterday
Avoid Tolls.
The contention of the Valley Turn
pike Company. which owns the famous
valley pike. IS that the people living
along the road close to certain towns
use the pike without the payment
of tolls or any contribution TO its
maintenance. Gates are now placed
five miles apart. and when one OF them
is near town. the people on the
other side of the town drive to and
fro without passing through a gate
Resides. the townspeoplc drive for
pleasure out as far as the gate and
turn back, avoiding the toll and using
The road for nothing.
ltis explained by the company that
II Is not Its Intention to charge more
than one regular toll for Ave milo
stretch. as required by law; so that
persons passing through both gates IN
n section would pay but once
HarrisonburG was originally one OF
the points near where 1t was intended
TO put n gate. but this has been
abandoned. Tho points where the COM
pany wishes TO put new gates are as
follows:
y point OF 1920 feet south Of the
corporation line Of tho town Of Stras-
burg. at the residence of NJ l. Artz:
u point Just inside the limits of tho
town of Woodstock, at the property oc
cupicd by the sexton of the Massanut
ten Cemetery Company; point SEQ
feet inside of the corporation line
OF the town or Edinhurg, at the res
ldence OF ]. l. Bcaslcy; point of 900
yards south of the public school in
the town of New Market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
ASK CONVENTION
ON OYSTER LAWS
Major Stubs Talks of Repeating
or Amending Act Creating
Fish Commission.

Advocacy OF a convention of the
people OF Tidcwatcr to decide upon the
course OF the representatives from that
section with reference to nsh and
oyster laws in the mex; Legislators is
part OF the platform Of Major J. \.
Stubhs, who is n candidate for re-
election TO Tie House OF Delegates
from Gloucester county
Major Stubs who Is In the city.
thinks there is something radicallv
wrong in the system now in vogue.
as II costs too much, in his opinion.
TO collect the revenues OF the state
from this source
Discussing hts convention PROPOSE
ton. tho veteran Gloucester man who
has had Legislative experience OF
The Newport News oyster conven-
ton OF 1909 saved 1000 acres OF nat
nral oyster rocks from going over to
the planters. Now. IL the pcople OF
Tidcwater have a convention next fall
composed Of delegates from every
county and city, representing All in.
terests. and call In the Commission of
Fisheries to help, we would amen,
our laws and repcal or materially
amend tho act creating the Commits
sion of Fisheries. ii We 20 to Tho
next LEGISLATURE united on tho a,ne.5
mcnts. Underwater can succeed"
Major Stuhbs comes out boldly for
total abolition Of the fec system. an,
placing all Officers on salaries He
wants tax equalization. and approves
me work of the Department of Agri-
culture. the Health Department and
tho Board of Charities.
AS to good roads, however he wants
l'ioncester county's share OF State aid
be given unconditionally This
county has never applied. He want.
every widow OF Confederate soldicr
pensioned. regardless of the date OF
her marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
.SHER IFF KE NJ P !.
GIVES WARNING
Won't Allow Any Gambling at
Races Here, Despite Nor
folk Ruling.

Bookmakers and turfmen who may
come TO Richmond for the meet here
May oGo2 from Norfolk, where the
Iidewatcr authorities have been i, :
able 10 stop betting, despite State
laws. will have a rocky road 10 travel
II they attei pit TO resort 10 the same
tactics they have adopted at tho
Jamestown Jockey Club track. re-
ferrtns 10 published report yes tcr,lay
afternoon that horscmcn are bound
10 Richmond from Norfolk, Sheriff I :.
II. Kemp, OF lIenrico county, declared
IN no uncertain terms that lie will ar
rest upon sight any persons found
gambling. 4
IL the law of Virginia is not suni-
cicnt to prohibit gambling II, will he
q Il point which the courts will have
10 decide. However, the statutes are
sufhcient for me 10 take into custody
any one found betting" sheriff Kemp
said 'l'
81 This warning was voluntary Oh the
Part Of the oheriff Of IIcnrico He was
somewhat surprised at the action of
Inc Norfolk county authorities toward
the alleged race track gamblers. and
he does not believe that the same con
istruction Will be placed upon the law
as the courts of that community have
Eeen fit 10 do
x He is determined to bring all race
track gamblers into court and there
his duty ends
& Taking time by the forelock. sheriff
Kemp will issue Instructions 10 his
idennttes and tho county police 10 stop
sany gambling which may occur dur
Ink the meet here next month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
Pawned His Shoes to Get Warrant

standing gruage. 1t is alleged tina.
Big Liz who was christcncd Lizzie
Starkcs. attacked her suddenly and
hefore she could get away had cnt her
across the forehead and under Tie eye.
While Dr Tune. Of the ambulance was
sewing up the wounds George BRAY
happened along. lie told The doctor
that he had no money, but said that
ne would raise enough 10 get on, q
warrant and avengc the wrong. III,
aisappcared for a limo. but soon re .
'nrncd to tho station house barefootca
ana holding a so-ccnt piece tightly in
his hand
He asked for warrant. ana Magis-
trnte Mccarthy was on the lob.
Greater love hath no man than this.
quoted the officer as he handed out
The warrant and pockctcd his fee.
George ana Mamie departed for her
home at TIC North Twcntic,h street.
Willie an officer was dispatched for
Big Iiz" she was easy 10 find. bnt
hard "a handle. She did not think she
ousht 10 be locked np, and Tough, like
a u2rcss. Finally nirpers were an
phed 70 her wrist and she was locked
in cell. '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
BLUES WILL CAMP
NEAR BASIC CITY.
Augusta Town Chosen For Sum
ncr Location Of Richmond
Command.
WEEK IN JULY SELECTED
Remainder Of Virginia Volun-
tccrs Will Probably Go Else
where in August.

Basic City will be the place. and
July II 10 % the time, Tor The >cncamp-
ncnt this year of the Richmond Light
infantry Blues Battalion. The an
nouncemcnt TO this effect was made
yesterday.
The members of the battalion are
very much pleased with the location.
In fact. Basic Cky was ask cd for by
Major L. w. Bowles. for the battalion
has been there once and was very
favorably impressed with the place and
with the advantages MS camp ground.
It Is, however. not at all proba bile
that any other Virginia command
will go to Basic City. The ground is
too small 10 accommodate an entire
regiment while preserving the reEuln-
tions in regard TO distances and COM
pany streets II Is just about right for
battalion.
Plans Are ChnnEcd.
Adjutant- General Sales original plan
was TO select one spot for all the en-
campments OF this year. lie intended
that each Of the three infantry regi-
mcnts, tho Blues ana the artillery bat
talon. should occupy tile ground at
different times. each taking n week.
This would have made Il total OF rvc
weeks.
General Sale and General c.. c..
Vaughan were appointed committee
to view and select Il camp from the
several sites offered, They have not
ms yet reached decision. But In View
Of the special request made by the
Blues Battalion, and considering tue
fact that 1t was intended to have the
commands cncamp at different times,
the Acknowledgement gave his permis-
sion to the Blues to go to Basic City.
for the week montioned
1t is further understood that Gen
crnl Vaughan prefers that his brigade
of the three infantry regiments should
be in camp In august. while the Blues
favored July.
Excellent I.ocntIon.
Basic City which is situated at the
junction OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Division OF the Norfolk and Western.
is regarded as we'll lifted for camp
location, could It provide sufficient
ground form regiment OF, better still,
for a brigade. The location which will
be occupied by the Blues is northwest
Of the town. and about three -fourths
of mile from the railway station. The
tents Will be pitched on knoll, com
handing a good view. The water sup
ply is said TO be ample and free from
contamination.
The soldiers at the armory last night
eagerly discussed the coming trip.
Some of them remembered the former
ncampment. and are anxious TO re-
visit tho scenes where they worked SO
hard. one of the drills was tho funeral
order, when n number of old soldiers
were sadly buried
Luray. Goshen, Culpepcr and other
poi.ts are inviting the FlrSt Brigade
and the artillery to visit them in
camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
TAKEN IN AGAIN
Conviel. .In.t mclcnscd. Mn.t An.nrr xeu

convict. Just released. Must Answer Ncw
I6 Charges In New York
DANIEL Donovan. who was recently released
from ne pcnitcntiary. after serving n fern,
inr forgery. andl rcarrrstcd on a similar
eharEc alleged 10 hhve been committed in
bnnhlos \ y. VIII ne taken back for trial
ln-tAy. Detective John Elsnesseu Of ,he
Hniinio forte, arrived here Yesterday and
ifent'iea the man. Reputation papers viii
hc ifsuci and Donovan viii hc delivered IL
M Sew York officer In the Police Court
tilis morning. Il. -
M. ShhrH.s AGAINST Donovan arc made nv
- thAi while cmployeh as detective for Tho
COMPANY Nc forged a number, Of orders Tor
sui'p'ies ana sold the goods. This was sew
trHi Years ago. lie succeeded in ccttiur
WY from the authorities there. hut was
|eeuEht al the same game in this state
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
CoInpIctc InancciInn

Judge William +. Rhca. of the State
Corporation Commission, returned yes
terday from Winchester, where. on
Tuesday he inspected the roadbed of
the branches of the Baltimore and Ohio
about which so much complaint has
been made. accompanied by the Mayor
of Winchester, the Comm onwcaltil's
Attorney of Frederick county. and sev
eral citizens. Judge Rhca walked four
or five miles over the track. and made
other parts OF the trip in handcar.
Later he will communicate to tho
parties interested, his views On tho
subject.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
INSPECTION FINISHED
United States OFFICER Completes Ills Rounds
l|- In tIrpinf0

Annual inspection OF the commands Of the
Virginia volunteers vas concluded at Chase
City on Monday night. Major Eimore r.
TngEart. Cniied States Army. who has been
the inspecting officer. has gone on a leave
OF absence granted him by the War Depart
ment. Captain Charles NJ. Wallace who was
detailed to accompany Major Taggar, on his
Inspection a Petersburg and Chase city has
returned 10 the city. .5eg tt3
Major TaGgart's report on the Inspection OF
Infantry commands will be submitted later
TO the Department of the East.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made at Chase
CITY. the last place visited. for n suitable
armory. The Town will donate the site. and
II Is stated that the county will give $500.