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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-12
When you feel i s.:sSrF1 S:1vo sS'

tired. worried or respondent it is a
sure sign you need MOTIFS NERVE
RINE PILLS. They renew the nor
NAL vigor and make life worth living.
BE sure and ask for MOTIFS NERVE.
RINE PILLS. Price sl,00 by drug
gists. williams Mfr. Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. Sold only by ] II.
0rme, Marion. Ky
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-12

use DR.. Bells Antiseptic Sslve. 1t
will prevent the face getting sore. IL
destroys germs and prevents contract
ing any disease. 25cts. Sold every
where. o
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-12
Severe Penalty


jacksonville. KY. Oct. o.
Roy Blanks pleaded guilty to the
charge of aiding prisoner to
escape in the circuit court today
and was fined $3.50, which his
father paid. The charge for car
rying a concealed weapon and
for frustrating public justice was
suspended, with the understand
ing that they would be preferred
again if ever Blanks was found
in Hopkins county. Under the
agreement of the court Blanks is
not permitted to come to Hopkins
county without the consent of the
circuit Judge.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-12
UsslghtIy

Sores, boils, eruptions. pimples, black
heads and all skin affections are very
quickly cured by the use Of DR.. Bells
Antiseptic Salve. 25cts. Sold every
where.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-12
II YOU have any doubt

Of the merit of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey one bottle will remove that
doubt and your cough at the same
time. Look for the bell on the bottle.
Il Is the genuine.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-12

All The World Loves A Fighter.
Now. boys" said the teach
err, II need not tell you any
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-12

is . mystery when Or. Bells Pine-Tsr-
Honey will cure any cough. Look for
the bell on the bottle. II marks the
genuine. o
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-12
SHE GOT
-iWHAT SHE
, WANTED
This Woman Had to Insist
Strongly, but 1t Paid

Chicago, Ill.-"I suffered from fe
male weakness and stomach trouble.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-10-12

The best plaster. A piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Lini-
ment and bound on over the affected
parts is superior tc a plaster and costs
only one tenth as much. For sale by
all dealers. o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
MURDER JUDGE n nALL mo.
Took Verdict Clad rs Washington, End
1IlHtriuI NIuN Result.

i Bloomfield Ind February re-
Charles Burton. found guilty OF man.
slaughter on Washingtnn's Birthuay
for Killing tusa Staples. may lie grant
81 new trial on p2culin. grounds.
INC .yerdi%t vas reached about )
o'clock al night At tina. time a colo.
rlai dreGs partv was HANG gwen bv
the Afgonant Literary cln!,.
me court od'!in called M ty o,lcus
the home Of Judge Charles Il. Icndc..
ION. who had presided AZ tile trial, ana
announced that vn:ilict had bee 4
reached Inc judge was Consumed AZ
IN tho days OF tho Revolution. ready
iof the party, with SILK knickerloo eek,
ef&. White six stockings, fancy SLID.
pers and with silver buckles, not ia
mention laces aud rufs. swallow tail
rf;tt and powdered wig, and was an.
gcrsonating no les, a ch::raotnr Than
George Washington.
N TINS costume, renewing only MA
VIE. he FASTENED TO the court room
a ,T heard The verdict read. Now arises
me question. May Judge appear IN
ne bench in disEnise?" or Ma, "a .
iuasc receive :. verdict in II case no
!hs already passed on in HIS ot,iriaI
capacity .cSccpt il his Own proper ~
son y nunbcIof lawyers h,vo
raised the question. 800 NY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
.CALLSTHE OREGON
A TIN BATTLESHIP
U. S. Spends Almost a Million
for Wornout Toy. Asserts
Payn1aster.

Puget Sound Navy Yard, February
Delight hundred thousand dollars
for toy! This Is the price navy men
say the government has paid. and it's
an old, WORKOUT toy at that. Accord.
ing to the statement Of navy pay
master here. the old battleslip Orc.
son is worthless. Further, She would
go to pieces III battle: sho is a ",p
ship not even good bluff
The Pacific coast demanded n fleet,
and this t.cmand becamc SO persistent
that Tie government was forced TO dc
something. Accordingly the only bat
tlcship on tho Pacific s;de---tllc OLD
Oregon--was ordered repaired. She
was towcd into dry dock at Pusc,
Sound navy yard and patched up from
turrct 70 keel. 4 force OF mechanics,
doctors hammered away almost ST.
100000 worth OF time and material i'll
z vain effort TO put the old tighter
come back. navy men say, and NOW
She mopes around Puget sound sort
OF decoy for foreign lighting ships to
fit in and settle down undisturhed in
case Of war.
Other officers in the yard do not take
Sueh pessimi=uc view Of the oregon.
she Is as tit as a fiddle" says ono.
many O. the moro modern lighting ma
chimes, Although sno is slow, there
is no truth III tho repor, that the old
ship is not seaworthy. Her armor is
heavier than that Of tho Nebraska, and
aithouSh the Oregon is two knots
slower, she Is tho better ship OF the
two she can make as many bits az
the Nebraska in the same length Of
time and With less surface cxposurc.''
Some Of the 100000 worth of re-
pairs on the oregon include now
battery. the heaviest on the coast:
new hgh;ing tower and the latest re-
volving ,urrets
There is no difference OF opinion hero
regarding the worthlcssness Of three
Other vessels now lying idle ut this
yara--thc St. Louis, milwaukee, ana
CharleStoH. All naval exports agree
that these ola huiks Will never he
used for coast defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
S10,OOO,OOO WIDOWS
DIAMOND RACQUET LOST
Mrs. Enn EnIkcnhurE, ut Palm Beach
MournS Disappearance OF 5-ilnrnt
Gift From Friend.

Palm Beach. Fla, February 2s.- Mrs.
ada Van Falkcnburg. whose inner.
iiance from one Of her former nus
,nnnds' William e. Chapman, caused
her TO win the title Tho $40, o00.oof
WIDOW has lost her diamond uddc e.
tennis racket and Is depressed.
The gem III her fancy racket weigh.
I've karats. and she says She values
me implement mainly because 1t wa,
given to her by "A dear friend in Now
York II is said to be ono OF In,
icw diamond rackets, ii no,
'he only one. in existence.
AIRS Van NalkcnburE had played
several sets just before tho loss o.
the racket, She strollcd to the beach
talked with several groups Of friends
and returned to tho hotel
,li was then she missed it. She hur-
RED back, but did not find It. she
las offered a substantial reward for
the return Of the missing jewel
Mrs. Van Nalkenburg has been mar
ried three times. Her hrst husband
was Lee Agncw. an inventor, when
she divorced She wed Chapman tht
day she Won the decree. Her maria ge
10 Philip Van FalltenbUrS took place
q little over year ago With him
she has been having trouble recently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
SAVED FROM LYNCHlNG
Ohio Men. Hold Noh ar bay I'll
sheriff Comes

Eellefontain, Ohio. February 20
John l5ccrs, farmer forty years old,
and his son, Gibson Beers. twenty one
Years Of age, were rescued from u mob
OF would-bc lynchcrs this afternoon
BY Il sheriT's possce. after the young
man shot Burr kcrns. a nclEhbor
kerns accompanied by his brother,
Daniel and two friends, had gone to
the Beers' home where they accused
Beers of stealing corn. According TO
tie elder Becis. during the altcrcation
one Of tile men struck him with a
shovel knocking him down. He claims
that another man attacked his wife
and that Burr l<crns was rushing at
Him when young Beers fred
After the shooting, keln's friends
assembled with the avowed intention
Of lynching the Beers. The latter bar
ricaded themselves inside their home
and held the mob off with their rifles
until the sheriff arrived With n possec
TO whom they surrendered. DAME!
* c!ns was also arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
THOUSANDS ? AY
FINAL RlDUTE
Funeral of General w. l.. Cabell
Largest Ever Seen in
Texas,

Dallas. TEX, February 2G.-F'ollowed
ny the largest number Of mourncrs
ana friends that ever attended 4
who at the time OF his death here
Wednesday, was ono OF the few re
naming hrigndicrS OF the t,onfcGcracy.
and honorary commandcr-n-ch chief OF
the United Confederate Veterans was
laid 10 rest in Greenwood Cemetery in
This city. this afternoon. The panoply
Of military funeral made the service
the most impressive Of its kind ever
held in Dallas II is estimated thai
between 10000 and 10000 persons saw
the funeral procession or attended tho
services. The line of march extended
more tnan TWO miles Cross streets wer"
blocked and the procession moved
throughout the entire distance between
solid lines OF humanity.
Following II Catholic service 1T the
mousse, me pier was moved TO tho
companies OF militia ana /, platoon OF
mounted police. \ band PLAYED dirges
and frequently the grizzled confed-
crate Veterans who were in line or
march were seen to wipe away tears
Veterans OF tho Blue followed iinna-
dlately after those OF the Gray. and
then came the Sons OF Confcderates
end inc spanish American War Net
Grams.
The bier was trapcd III tho United
states tag and the nnE OF the Con-
ioderacN. IT was mounted on n caisson
ana followed BY Il riderlcss horse, after
which came the first fire engine Dallas
ever had. which was NAMED ''Cld rige."
In honor OF General Cnbell
The. ceremonies at the cemetery were
lutc'' was fired by cannon, and taps
MAS ". !, blown. The eulosy was delivered
Three large trucks were required TO
convey the floral offerings TO the come
terry, they having come from all see
lions Of the South
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27

4 lucttruS tue tafHcSle fESt t-Onlpn ny
closed its doors on January {, an,
at present is In tho hands OF the State
Banking Department..
Enters 40 Plea.
Robin was arraigncd January
TO- and. as he would not enter any
plea TO the indictments. the cour;
ordered that one of not guilty be pre-.
sented. This caused another interest
Jerome. counsel for Robin. had con
tended all along thu, his client was
lnsanc. and should not be compelled
TO stand trial
on January %. upon motion OF Dis.
trict Attorney Whitman. Judge
Swami appointed pr. Charles; l.. Dana
and DR.. Pcarcc Bailey as n commission
TO ue Ter ne. he prisoners mental
ruary before jury. and evidence
was presented by five noted alieniats
10 the effect that Robin was insane
his COUNSEL.
Rohin. was also placed on the stand.
aud told q rambling story 10 tho effect
tpat he was the victim or The Standard
on Company and J. r. Morgan and
that some one was attempting TO poi
son him in the Tombs. Despite this
evidence. however, the jury returned 4
verdict 10 the effect that Robin was
sane and should stand trial. Judge
swami compl!mented them Oh thor
vcrdict and as result was severely
,rrl,icized BY Mr.. Jerome and the
tilcHtStS VINO nud HHufcu IN tho trial.
i,he Jurors ali said that they were OF
the opinion that robin was feisninr
insanity. and Judge swami backed
them up.
All OF Robins concerns are in the
hands OF receivers, and bankruptcy
proceedings against Robin arc al pres
ent being conducted before commits
sioner appointed BY the United states
Commission Court. AS tho result or
Eohins thsf,s Or. Harry James.
Charles X. LeSoll. William p. TounEs
and Thomas T. Murphy. trustees OF
tho Washington Savings Bank, arc
under Indictment OH the charge OF per-
jury, while William 4. Browls, the
cc-president Of the Northern Bank
IS also under Indictment on, tho same
charge. and Frank l.. Grant. the
former president OF that institution.
has been indicted for u misdcmcanor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
CARUSO BUYS RARE GEM
AS HIS VOICE RETURNS
Tenor SnSs He Can SpcnlS Above n
Whisper, hut Will Not for
While.

Atlantic City, February 26.-Enrico
Garuso spent money lavishly along the
ooardwallS shops yesterday when he
whisper He celebrated the event by
purchasing n $4,000 emerald cameo. tho
,nly gem OF its kind known to exist
ghc cameo is fitted into a brooch and
is surrounded by pearls and diamonds.
she stone itself Is an inch bv an inch
md q quarter in dimension Caruso
4Npcsts 10 have II set In - ring.
rh's brooch is known to he over
200 years old and was picked UP in
Southern Italy almost forty years ago
- took u first prize ii the st. Louis
Exposition
the tenor took q. late breakfast a,
mis- hotel still usinp I, pad and pencil
TO order. Yes. | can speak above o
whisper. but I'm not going to un:il my
physician informs me II is safe" ne
declared .l.-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
TOOK "A LOT
OF MEDICINE.
Lady in Trego in Unusual State of
Mind, Because of Sickness
and Encouragement.

lrcgo, Wis. suffered terrible pains, !"
writes Mrs. a. ]. Smith, Of this place,
land was SO sick and discouraged that
thought never could get we'll, and did
not care il didn't. ! had to stay in bed
most OF the time. took 4 lot Of nlctli-
cine, but nothing helped me until began
to take Cardui, which relieved me at once
Now am entirely we'll aud feel better
than | have felt in fourteen years. do
all Of my own work, milk six COWS night
and morning, and wash and cook for seven
persons"
I Once given thorough trial, Cardui will
always remain the preferred, standard
remedy for all the ills that aflIict women
the tonic to use when new strength is
needed to build up the @omanly system,
after everything else has failed.
Prepared from perfectly harmless, vegc-
table ingredients, Cardni is the safest
remedy for you to use, rs it can do you
nothing but good
Cardui is not curc-all, but wonan's
mcdicine-a tonic for weak women n
does one thing and does it we'll That's
the secret OF its success.
Thousands Of ladies have rcgancd their
health through Cardui Why not youe
n. B. Write 10 Ladies Advisory Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga,
Tenn, for Special InSy nctioms and o4- page
book. Home Treatment for Women -
sent in plain MIapn,.r ON rcnl1cst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
MANAcLED PRIsoNEWs FURy.
With Ono liHndcuR He Hesists Rem rest
midst Crowds.

Pit,sbnrg. February e6--with a
handcuT dangling from his wrist, Ed
Pennsylvania Penitentiary here, was
rearrested in order that he miy ht COM
pletc a term in tho informed fate ben
a Restaurant into crowded Fedora!
Street.
Suburban trains were unloading pas
scn&ers. and hundreds Joined in tho
chase, = shot from a poiiccman's re
volver failed to stop the man, ana
anolle. officer attempted 10 nut an end
10 his career. Gerry fought Uith the
handcliff until the officer knocked him
down ana secured the other wrist
Berry was at breakfast In the res
tiurant with tho Ohio officers, who
lad onnned one cuff that he might
eat, when he dashed for the door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
COW TICI<LED TO DEATH.
Elght-pcnuy Nail, Rubbing Again.
l{cart,s McInbr.lnn I.,nf.I - A--.I.-

Bridge. Mass, February 26.--Alpheus
an Ayrshire COW. which died from Tick
ling Of the heart and excessive baIlast
four eight-penny wire nails being
found in tho stomach after the animal
was dead. Ono OF the nails, 9 J
Inches long. had pierced the stomach,
and was rubbing against the mem
brane OF the heart.
Mr.. Seagravc said: "The animal was
We opened the carcass and made o
thorough examination Of the stomach
nnding tho four nails. Three nails had
picked up the membrane OF the ston-
ach and rolled it into ropes. Last
spring we built an addition on tho
barn and also built a new siIo. It is
possible that the nails might have been
either IN tho ensilnge or fin the hay"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
SHEP ARDS OUT OF
FIGHT FOR SENATE
Continued From First rage.

-.----------------
which has for tho time made tho mi :
nOritS the most distinguished body
OF mon III tho state"
Addresars Minority.
Win himself finally eliminated us IL
candidate. Mr. Shepard addresses some
friendly words TO tho minority with
choice With "a view to tie serious ana
fur-renchinE relations which, this sena :
',,orship bears TO the Democratic party
IN our state and the nation"
Hhc denOunccS Tanmany dominance
or caucus which chose Mr. shcchan
and declares that the Democratic party
can never succeed In this State when
1t is generally believed that Tuunnnv
controls the nominations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
PRESENTED TO DIAz
Moisant's Ayintors Win Favor Of nrc1i-
President.

Mexico City, February 2s.-Bcforc a
big crowd a the aviation field to- day.
Roland c. Ciarros. ono OF the quartet
OF Frenchmen with Afoisnnt's corps Of
aviators, made an altitude flight csti-
mated Al $500 feet. which. consider
ing the starting altitude OF $500 feet.
Was regarded as remarkable per-
Torrance.
President Diaz and his orlcial family
were spectators. the OCCASION being the
second day Of the ninc-day meet Rene
Rarrier, another F'renchman. made Il
cross country hight, and Rene Simon
gave q clever demonstration Of con
troll, whcrcupon General Diaz signined
to Manager y. l.. young, a desire to
have the intrepid performers presented.
He congratulated them and expressed
his pleasure m witnessing the flights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
FEAR BITTEN NURSE NAY DIE.
POISONED b.: the Teeth Of Her Crazc,l
Feminine FaIfcaf.

Lebanon. Pa. February 2G.-Aiiss
Lillian Light. a trained nurse, Is criti-
callv III here, a martyr To duty. She
IS suffering from blood poisoning, and
small hopes are held out for her re-
cOVery.
Recently, while Attending Mrs. Ohm
klimoFsky OF this city wno was srif-
tcrin-s from dcmcntn, Miss Light was
bitten severely b. the patient Tia
wounds on the hand refused 10 heal.
and in spit" OF Al! that the doctors
have done. her condition has coMtin-
ucl TO grow worse until her sight has
become affected.
During the smallpox epidemic nero
eight years ago Miss Light, as Il vol
untccr nurse. WAS in charge or the
isolation ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
rIrc In Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, O.. February 2G--Explod.
ing chemicals tonight started Il spec
tacular fire, which destroyed tho seven
story building and stock Of tho Joy
Paint Company at Fifth and Sycamore
Streets Guests OF tho Dcnnison Hotel.
across &C, INC seci, ha ~ o. men. scaht-
tho hotel. which was not damaged
The loss to the paint company is 500.
coo. while other concerns in the sa me
building and nearby sustained losses
Uc an equal amount.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
FATAL WILD WEST SHOW
boy Shot Through Heart hy His Play
mute.

John Kelly. aged iiftccn wears. was
shot and instantly killed to- day by
lanes Engic. aged ten years. while
placing cowboy and Indian with y
number OF other boys OH a lot near thcir
homes in West Philadelphia. Tho boys
have been accustomed 10 meet on n
lot every sunday and reproduce Wild
West shows on previous coca sions
they have been contentcd with rope
lassoS and cap pistols, but last night
two of The older boys purchased 4
small rife aud brought ii 10 the lot
To-day Young l1nglc, armed with this
weapon. was bcing pursued by John
Kelly with q lasso when, according Ia
witnesses, I5ngle without looking, iurn-
Cd ;nld shot Neily fcli with n bullot
through Ills heart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
DEATHS

ENY-Died. in frankfort. Ity., Feb
ruary 26, at l2il5 a. NJ, LEWIS G..
LEVY. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Isaac
Levy, OF Rocky Mount, \. c., geo
tntrtE-fvc ycars.
Funeral from the mortuary chapel.
Hebrew Cemetery. THIS tMonday,
AFTERNOON al $3.50 o'clock.
GESTRY-Dicd at Tacoma. wash.
February Is, 1911. CHARLES CON
FAD GENTRY. son OF AIRS. Mary
Conrad Gentry.
8WOOD-Dicd. at the rcsidcnco OF Ills
sister. Mrs. Sallip NJ. Grubbs, or Han
over county. February g. 1911. JOHN
~. WOOD, n wcll-known carpenter
OF Richmond. aged scvcnty-two years
Flo was born November o5. 1888. in
New Kent county. He was the iius-
band OF the late Willie Ann Alley
Of Richmond. Va. He leaves two
sisters and two brothers to mourn.
their loss
The funeral will take place nj
Seventh Street Christian Church or
MONDAY, February 81, 1911. at 3
o'clock p. NJ. Friends and acqnaint
ances are cordially invited to attend
The burial will take place in Holly
wood Ccmetcry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
Ablcs Lacks Central.

Dallas, Texas. February o6-Nc-
Craw's youngsters defeated Dallas by
the one sided score OF II to to-day,
Dallas used .Ables, who is to be given
trial BY the New York Americans,
but he lacked central, and tho New
York Nationals hit him nj will Becker
was the star. getting two three bag
gers and q SINGLE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
SUICIDE SCREENS IN R0TUNDA
Chicago MONS rlnn to protect pnbIie

thicaEo ADOPTS flnH to protCct Public
From Persons Who Leap.
\ Chicago. February 26.--So many
ocrsons recently have committed sui
eide BY jumping from upper stories III
the rotunsla Of buildings thntthe Build
ing department of the city has taken
steps TO protect persons on the ground
floors.
Owners Of sixteen down town oiiifc
buildings having rotnndas inore ,l;:u
three stories in height were urs!e rod
screens across the second floor open
ings 70 protect those oil tic main moor
from being struck By persons mnkins
suicidal leans ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
.IIarcmn Appears In baltimore.

Baltimore. Md, February 2o.--.A
comedy woman wearing a. "harcm''
skirt created stir this afternoon on
fashionable Mount Vernon Place, near
the Washington Monument. 4 crowd
followed the. wearcr of tho skirt and
her escort for several blocks, when tho
couple bailed 81 taxicab and were hur-
ried away from the shouting specta-
tors
The purchase nf a "harenl'' skirt waS
reported by ono % the large stores
hero on saturday. EIst- ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
FATHER SEES SON DROWN
nnd nr.l.cn ,rnroush Ice, bu, MANAGED

to Save himself.
swansea. Mass, February 26.---Whila
struggling 10 save himself from death
IN l'alrnc|s River Louis Martin saw
his tcn-Near-old son Gerald break
through tho ice some distance further
away and drown When tho father
sueeecdcl in dragging himself out or.
tho firm Ice tho 10Y had gone down
they HAD been on M ceiling cxpedi-
ton. ana were crossing tn. river on
their way home tho boy being some
distance III the lead when the accident
nnNncncd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
OBITUARY
Funeral OF air. I,oc,sc,i,nrlf.

Fuhern1 OF Mr.. RocIsccInrlIr.
!, Tho funeral OF Attora G. Rockcchar-
IKE, VINO died Saturday. Will take place
this afternoon at o'clock fro,,, lila
residence, 2O6 North 1'wenty-ninth
Street. Interment Will be made in
Oakwood Cemetery. Mr. Rockcharlic
was fifty.two years old. BESIDES his
"lIe ne leaves four children and five
i,randchildrou 4.sl . 7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
TAKE SHORT CUT

Any ono in the centre of the city or
WeSt End having business on Church
Hill can take a short cut by using the
vladuct from Thirteenth and Marshall
Streets 10 lwcuty-hfth Street
lcams can haul heavier loads TO Church
Hill by avoiding the hill and taking the
viaduct The very cheap fares make this
method oil communication between The
ccntrc'of the city and all the eastern parts
OF the city Very quick and reasonable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-27
Hitchcock. Entry sccon,,

cock, jr's. horse, II. Stokes. ran Soc
onu In the PriN dc ST. lsris. Ut .\u-