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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28

SIMMONS-Entered into rest, Sunday,
November 20, 1911. Eliza Simmons, in
her SD year, 100 Lock street.
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RF~@H@N~. VN~Sc-~- -"G Eo~~ofr-.
DIAMONDS. watches. 1ewelry: diamonds reset;
~feWelry. watches, mesh hags. silverware re-
rnired ma plated while Won wait: old gold.
e'irer. diamonds horCht or made over into new
iewelry. s ~NFUPARTH. t23 Springfield ~.
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LENEHAN-On November 81. 1911, at her
late residence. No. $50 Avon avenue,
Minnie L., beloved daughter OF
Thomas j. and Louise Lenehan Cnee
Keppler.)
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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A delayed advertisement brig 8 only the after
math OF trade. It is the first call that captures
the procession Of customers
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RESOLUTIONS Engrossed.
J. v. HARING, ia Summer av.: tel. 707-R. BIB.
Pen artist. Examiner of questioned handwriting
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l. kinds monographs, records and disk
records, bargains, on small weekly pay
rnents; bicycle supplies. PAPTK. % Ferry St
and iA South Orange av.
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DEAN-On November %, 1911, Thomas P.
Dean. 60 Miller street.
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SEHULSTER-On November 81, 1911, al
her late residence, 219 Lake street, Jul
liza A. Sehulster (nee Marion).
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MOURNING GOODS.
MOURNING goods dyed In "a hours; guaran-
teed good black: also dye feathers. Tel
k43-W, Branch Brook.
KAT DYEING CO. SIS ORANGE ST.
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LATHES, shapers. milling and screw ma
chimes, power foot drill and screw presses;
shapers, planners, shafting pulleys. hangers,
machinery: entire plants bought.
n. J. MACHINERY EXCHANGE, $40 Market
street.
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Notice office of funeral hereafter.

RHILLY-on November 81. 1911. Theresa,
widow of the late Thomas Reilly.
Relatives and friends are kindly in
vited to attend the funeral from her
late residence. 1863 Hamburg place, on
Wednesday. November 20, at s a.: M,
to st. Joseph's Church, where a. Mass
pose of her soul. Interment in the
Cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre.
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MEDICAL.

LADIES desiring advice by speoialist-Twenty
years experience; all female ailments;
trained nurse in attendance; consultation free.
Hours. 1913. Sundays. liza. Private house, 1873
West SiNty-hfth ST., New York city. Take
subway or surface cars to Sixty sixth
st. station.
COUGH colds and for the throat, vhooplng
cough. diphtheria, hoarseness. use WEB
Sells DUG CU4tD1ALl
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McCAFFREY-At Bloomfield. on No
vember &c, 1911, John t. husband of
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McKENNA-On November 81, 1911, Mrs.
Mary McKenna, aged As years.
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Dancing at Richards

SELECT dances Of Professor Purokhardt's
dancing classes every SATURDAY. and Thanks
giving night Mt Turnhull Auditorium. 203-9S5
Market, below Mulberry: admission. Saturday
25c, THANKSGIVING BIC. including wardrobe;
dancing Saturday from 8 to -: Thanksgiving
from 8 to . o'clock.
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wANTED-YoUNG MAN sTENoGRAPHER
AND TYPEWRITER, WHO CAN ALSO DO
FILING N OFFICE WORK; APPLY,
STATING WAGES. ]. H. s. P. Q. D 1875.
NEWARK, N. J.
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L. r. OLNEY. gold and silver platter. so Co
lumbia St. REPEATING and rehnlshing Of Jew
elry: silHerNare and novelties done in a salts
factory manner Mt a reasonable rate: mesh
bags repaired and repiated.
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W"ELI-DRILLING machines. boilers. Engines
tanks, barrels, wen casing, drilling tools.
large. quantity Of iron pipe. 2-horsepower
enigma, post drill, rivet forge, Pine wrenches
and tools OF al kinds. one 500-foot we'll
machine. practically new. viii sell cheap on
account Of other business. s.. Box 30, Star
office.
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NEMETHY-Entered into rest. on Mon
day, November 81. 1911, stephen Mem.
ethy, aged II years 4 months and 2
days. 34 South Sixth street.
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RIEDER-On November %. 1911. Fran
ces, beloved wife of william Rieder,
los Brill street.
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VACUUM CLEANTNG-Carpets. rugs. etc.
cleaned with or without electricity: 50c and
75c per room; satisfaction guaranteed, money
JASON MORGAN & co, 2I3 Broad
st. Phone 2s-W. Branch Brook.
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o'CONNOR-On November 27. 1911, at her
late residence, 3 Atlantic street, Bridget
Desmond, beloved wife of Patrick
O'Connor.
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INSTRUCTION.
MISS cRAvENs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
a7s Broad strest.

primary. intermediate, academic and college
preparatory departments. New kindergarten
and art departments OPENED lis year.
A limited number OF boys received in the
lower departments,
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MRS. T. w. OLIVER. CoIoRED ADDE'S
HATRDRESSTNG PARLOR. 10 crawford st.
Switches, nuffs, etc. made from combinRs at
reasonable prices; satisfaction guaranteed, 7
will call at your home for hairdressing. facial
massa glng or shampooing.
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STORAGE.
LODGES AND HALLS.

IROQUOIS ~HALL-Seating capacity 400; newly
renovated: now open for engagements; suit
able for banquets. weddings. dances. lectures
and lodges. r. w. HUTTENBACH. Iroauois
building. 260-2ss Washington st.
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sronE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.


BUTCHER and store fixtures bought, sold and
exchanged. RELIABLE STORE
CO. NJ. Greenberg, Prop. 26-2s Ferry ST.: tel.
1881 Market. No connection with other store.
CASES. store fixtures, glass, mirrors;
lowest prices. r, SOKOBlN, 80 Prince ut.
STORE. office fixtures to order; lowest prices;
work guaranteed. fixtures bought, sold. ex-
changed. MILLER e SOFIE, % Belleville av.
CLOTHING.
@---@--A~>-
CAST-OFF clothing: highest price paid; send
postal. b.. COHEN, so Canal st.
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GO-Cartp.
GREAT bargains in doll carriages, etc, al
rect from factory. FINGERMAN. 26 Bel
mont aV.
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IDB supcrfuous flesh; Crosby's lace-front
eorsets. So; guaranteed equal to any s15 Gus
m-mad %corsets. MATHEWS. expert cor
setter. 106 Arcade. Tel. 4945-J. Market.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
Of South Richmond

dent: Abe iiorwitz. treasurer. F. l.. Nor:
inent. secretary--aii ot newport News. Va.
Captial: Maximum. $4,000: minimum, Sc. coo.
Newport News 10 West Point. Va, via Old
Point. a distance oil six,y-nve miles.
Forest View Land Company tInc.l, Rich
mond. \. j. panron, president; j. q. Far
land. vicc-prcsidcnt W. Il. DuVal. secretary;
Capitals: Maximum. S.o,0to. minimum. $500.
Objects; Real estate business.
Lynchours Industrial Loan company
president; j.. II. Walsh. vIee-president; VI.
Z. Click. sccretary-ali OF Lynchburs. Va
Capital: Maximum. $500: minimum. Ss.o0o.
Objects: Real estate business. N
The Barnard Company (Inc.), Norfolk, Va.
W. II. Barnard. PRESIDENT; w. Frank Barn
ard, lee-PreSsdent ", 6. Mesinley-all Of
minimum. $500. objects: House furnish
ing business.
~. y. Dyer & Company tInc.,. Bristol. Va.
~. p. Dyer, president. Johnson city. Tenn;
Lindsay Bunting. v!ce-rrcsiden,; John Il.
cain. hecretnry. both Of Bristol. Va. Capt
ial: Maximum; sio6No: minimum. $1,000. OBJ
iccts: Liquor business.
Rosslyn Gas Company tInc.). Rossiyn. Va.
I, :. Mccall. president. Langley, Va; II: W.
Weaver, treasurer. Washington. ID. c. Capt
mi: MaAtmuni. slto.ooo; minimum. $780, CO...
obiecth; Operate a sas company.
Lafayette Race-Track Gnc.D, Norfolk. Va.
., D. Lewis, president: w. c. Cobb. treas
lrcr; Q. I, Granger, secretnry-nli OF Nor
ok. Capital: Maximum. 5000; minimum.
'oeO. oDJects: Operate race-track5 and rid
ing clubs.
BUM Bros. X company tlnc.l. Bristol. Va.
.. +. Bum. president, Bristol. Tenn; f. b.
Gordon. vice-rrcsidcnt, salem. VA: G. 5.
BUM, secretary and treasurer. Bristol. Va.
capital: MaSimuin. $1,000: minimum. $500.
objects: Confectionery business.
Einporia Sash and Door Company (Inc.),
Emporia. Va. y. W. Robinson, presidents; J.
W watkins, vice-presldent; r.. ". Jordan.
secretary and trensurer-aii Of Emporia, Va.
capital: Maximum. $4,000; minimum. $500.
objects: Manufacturers OF building material
of all kinds,
An amendment WAS issued to the charter
OF the Washington Wooden Mills Company
tlnc.)I. of fredericksburg. increasing its pre-
,erred stock from $1,000 10 $4,000. No change
In maximum or minimum capital.
An amendment was issued 10 tho charter
OF the Anchor Company (1nc.). OF Roanoke.
increasing the maximum capital stock from
S3eNe to 10000. and reducing the par value
OF tho shares from 500 to $40.
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Social and
Personal

TT HE wedding of Miss Nora Purcell
Icary, daughter Of Mrs. Nora P.
Leary and the late Thomas
Haughton Leary. md Stephen Iiaske at
Derby, OF San francisco. son Of DR..
and Mrs. Haskell Derby. of Boston,
which was celebrated last evening at
h%alf-past s o'clock In the homo of the
bride. l10s Grove Avenue. was a most
important event In the calendar of So
cial affairs for this season. Miss
Leary. has boon. since her formal pre-
sentntlon to society, one OF the most
admired girls in Richmond. and her
mother. formerly Miss Nora Purcell. was
one of the bellies of the foriner gen
GRAFTON. and her old home In this city
tile gathering place for the wit and
beauty of her set. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William Rem
nolds Cowardin. S. j.. cousin OF tho
bride. before an inprovised altar OF
ascension lilies and tall palms. Ca
thedral candles lighted the altar and
vases of lovely flowers We're also used
to decorate It..
f, In the hall the balustradc was wound
with a garland OF Southern smiiRx and
white flowers. and a group OF palms
and ferns screened ,hc orchestra.
which played during the evening. The
dining room was also decorated In As
cension lilies. and the mantcis were
banked with danodiis. The centre
piece for the table was also or lilies
arranged In q long oval. and the en-
tire lower part of the house was deco
rated with tho same howers.
Tho bride entered the drawing room
on tho arm OF her brother. John p.
1.eary. who gave her away. She wore
an exquisite gown OF soft white satin.
with a tnuic of white marquisettc en-
hro:dercd in lilies and pearls. Rose
point lace WAS used on tho bodice. and
the court train. also heavily cmbroid-
cred In lilies and pearls, was caught
with clusters OF flowers. She wore n
tulle veil With a coronct of orange
blossoms. and carried n shower bou-
quet OF lilies OF the valley. The brioe
was attended By Miss Jean Brevard
Cannon. OF New Orleans. as her maid
of honor, Miss Cannon wore a gown
OF pale pink marquisettc. made over
pink mcsEaline. and trimmed with
wide hands of crcam-colored inlet lace.
She carried a shower of Killarney
" #Nt. NrMHI EIN LHIa|. .N..LNaL -HHLr
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PAINFUL TROUBLE |
FINGER NAILS.
Sometimes Three Fingers Without
Nails at One Time. Began Is
Years Ago. No Permanent Cure.
Began to Use Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, In a Short Time Nails
Were Well. No Further Trouble.

81 have suffered from the same troubis
painful finger naiisI at different periods OF
my life. The first time Of It's occurrence,
perhaps twenty-five years ago, after trying
home remedies Without getting helped, 1
asked my doctor 10 prescribe for me, but II
was not for a year or more that my naIla
snd fingers were well. The Inflammation and
nail Sometimes y was so painful thai 1
had to use a poultice to induce suppuration.
After the pus was discharged the swelling
would SO down until the next period OF
Inflammation. possibly not more than a week
Or Two afterwards. These frequent infam-
Perhaps ten years later, ! began again
to suffer from the same trouble. Again I
tried various remedies, among them a pre-
scription from q doctor Of a friend OF mine,
who had suffered from u like trouble. This
seemed 10 help somewhat for q time, but it
scription from my own doctor. but this was
so Irritating to the sensitive, diseased skin
that | could not use It.. l began TO use Gull
enra Soap and Ointment. had used the
dren,s scalps with good effect. | did not uss
the Soap exclusively, but l rubbed the Cuti-
cura Ointment into the base OF the nall every
night thoroughly. and as often beside as I
could. l had not used It but q few weeks
before my nails were better. and In a short
no more suppuTation, nor Inflammation, the
nails grew out clean again. One box of Cuti-
cura ointment was all that I used in edecting
O cure" (Signed) Mrs. 1. j.. Horton, Kato-
nah. ~. y, Apr. IS, 1910. On Sept. 81. Mrs.
Horton wrote: 4 have had no further return
OF the trouble with my finger nails"
Sold everywhere, Potter Drug & Chem.
CORP, sole props. l39 Columbus Ave. Boston.
AS- Mailed Tree. samples Of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. with 32-p. book on skin treatment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
RANGE EXAMINED
Consent of Lot Owners .tdjoinrnc
Camp Site to BE Sccmrcd.

Consent of Lot Owners .tdjoininc
Camp Site to BE Secured,
Captain Harlec. the rife range ex-
pert sent to Virginia by the War De-
Beach site, has returned to tho city
from Virginia Beach; where he went
In company with Colonel C. a. Denp-
Ca %rolina. and will return to this State
later.
The expert comedies with the view
of Colonel Dempsey that the shooting
1t is probable hat his advice will DO
followed. 1t Will, however, be neccs-
sary TO secure the consent OF owners
OF lots between the range and tho
ocean TO shoot over their property. The
military board recently made this n
precedent to its acceptance
OF the deed. The understanding is
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Ray Wharton. Nancy Briggs, Bessie
iSache. Louise Terrell. Zcll Gentry, Lou
ise Moors. Gladys Martcnstcin. Mary
brown, Ann Fleming. Nancy Graves
Louise Seay, Edith Moffatt. Louise
itamsdeli. Graves. Alice O'prien, Stew
art. Bradley. Bruce Ferneyhough. Leo
courtney. Cialeski. Gcnovievc Hughes.
Ellie Williams. Gay Redmond. Louise
~Chalkley. Altcan Johnson. Gibbs. Tlmon.
Clara Long. Mrs. Nick eefe. Mrs. Ray.
inond Brown, Mrs. Howard Whitlock:
iiunter Jones, Bealc Sale. Edgar Rose.
frank Farrow, William Rady, Joe
Brent. Percy Marlborough, Thomas
itainsdell. william ~orumheiler, Ietcher
Boone. Tom Fletcher, Lewis Herndon,
Lamar Tyrec, Allen Shepherd. Holm.
Graves, Edwards, Shield. Mckee, 3.
Tiller. Howard Whitlock. Robert Pitt.
Lewis Parrish. Jack Harris. Jim Stroth-
CIR. Philip Brown, John McCurley, Her
sey. Williams. Harris. DR.. Smith and
others.
Donnti-neck.
q very quiet but pretty wedding took
place Sunday morning at S o'clock.
when Miss Maude Lee Beck, daughter
oil MIR. and Mrs. Lyman 5. Beck. OF Bar
ton Heights. became the bride OF John
y. Donnti. Rev. Father Mckeefrey per-
forming the c~ercrnonS. Miss Helen l.
Ligsan, a cousin of the bride, was maid
of honor. and Humbert l.. Donati at
tended the groom as best man. Imme-
diatcly after the Mr.. and Mrs.
Donati left for un extended Northern
trip.
Musicnles Thursday.
On Thursday of his week the stu
dents OF st. Patrick's Female Academy,
corner of Twcnty-nfth and Franklin
Streets. Will give two very charming
musicales for their friends and all In
terested. The musical entertainment
given In the afternoon will begin at .
o'clock. and the negro minstrel show,
The Bellies OF Blackvillc." will begin
at s o'clock that evening. The girls
or the academy are very talented in
deed. and their various entertainments
given during the school year arc al
ways most pleasing INK largely at
tended.
In md Out Of Town.
Miss Phoebe satterheld. who has
been a guest at the Whitam-Ridgely
".tnH.Lr .NN. L|H.H-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
ATTEND PEACE MEETING
Governor Names Delegation 10 Attend
Conference In Baltimore.

Governor Names Delegation 20 Attend
Conference In baltimore.
Virginia will scnd a delegation OF
distinguished men TO the third Ma
tional Peace Conference. which Will
be held IN Baltimore on May 3, / and
D. Members of the various conferences
at The Hague Will be present and adj
dress tho meeting, as will President
Taft. Andrew Carnegie, Cardinal Glib
hOns and many men prominent in the
life OF the nation, anu especially &C
tive in the movement toward in~terna-
tional peace.
Governor Nam yesterday appointed
the following delegation: DR.. Edwin A..
Alderman. University OF Virginia.
Alexander Hamilton. Petersburg: James
II. Cation. Alexandria: John c. Hagan.
Richmond: DIR. George II. Denny. WASH
ington and Ice University: Henry .Nlan
Johnston. Norfolk.
Keeping up the pace of selecting
Leading citizens. the Governor has
named the following to be members
of the board Of visitors to Mount Yer
ncn for the ensuing year: Thomae For
tune Ryan, OF Virginia and New York:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j.. Taylor Ellyson.
ilichmond; l., q. Morris. Richmond: Ma
jor william a. Anderson, Lexington: \.
-. BrOckctt, Alexandria,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
APPLICANTS FACE
PHARMACY BOARD
Class Too Large to Get Into
Laboratory, and Work Is
Done at Night.
PEACE DELEGATES NAMED
additional Insurance Placed on
Capitol-Rifle Range Expert
Leaves.

Seventy-fve young white men and
Ave negroes yesterday too the eNami-
nation before the State Board OF Phar-
macy at the Medical College of Vir-
ginia. There are no women In the
class this year.
The number OF applicants was SO
great that the examination was had III
relays. as all could not get into the
laboratory n, the same time. For
this reason the rdeal was not COM
pleted until . o'clock last night.
The work of examining and grading
the papers will be begun this morning
at the office OF the board in the Capt.
toll
L. l.. Keyser. n druggist OF Roanoke
and The member OF the House of Dele
gates from that city. assisted the board
yesterday In the laboratory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
CAPITOL INSURED
omelal. rlaee 100000 Aaal.,onal FRO.

N Tvs
lection on Stnte Property.
In view of the increase In value Of
additional insurance In tho SIM nf
$4,000 has hccn placed on the Capitol,
state Library and Executive Mansion.
This has been done on direction Of the
Governor by Superintendent OF Build
ingB John w. Richardson.
Formerly there was $4,000 of insur-
ance on these buildings. Since THIS
Insurance was taken out. the anneX
70 the library has been erected. with
IT'S collection OF minerals and timber
specimens.
The total of s230,o0o is. of course. not
intended TO approach in any degree the
Gost OIL replacing these structures. They
IRE mostly 1reproof, and the amount
or damage that could be done is not
believed to be great. However, certain
portions might burn, consuming vaiun-
ble records. y few thousand dollars
insurance has also been added for tho
small buildings, which have heon put
up In recent years in rear of the State
Library. $500 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
Plurninc thr Trc..

Scientific treatment Is being given.
me trees In the Capitol square by a
tree concern located IN Ohio. The OPP
grafton Is like that of Hlling teeth
Decayed matter is cut out. and tho
place is filled with cement. It's sur
race is arranged in such manneri that
eventually tho bark will s%urround the
cement, making II solid trsc again. to,
all appearances. Dead limbs are cut
on. the result being 10 %beautify the.
SrOnnds to no small degree. ta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
rinnncc con,,n1tt., ro-N,rht

The Council Committee on Finance.
Will meet tonight at S o'clock at the
CITY Hall. Owing to the special meet
inE of the Council last week. 1t was
quite late when, the committee got
down to work. and the favorable rec,
for the new bridge was almost the
only business transacted \ number
of PAPERS arc pending which 1t is exS1
pccted VIII be reported to the Council
on Monday night, either for adoption
or rejection. sg9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
FIVE LIQUOR LICENSES
m GRANTED IN II

Five liquor liccnser were granted yester-
county Circuit Court. Other applications viii
nc heard by the court on Friday. Those
granted yesterday We're as foliows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dlstii'ing Company.
stony Creek DistiiiInS Company. Henrico
DlstiliinE Company. Richmond DIstilins
company. Retail j. II. Floyd. @
Decision upon the applications OF II. III
sullivan and 4. Kranit-ky VIII DO announced
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that the necessary signatures can be
Rcuui.Ition CrnntcJ.

u Governor yesterday honored a
FeGuiSition from the Governor of Mich
burnett. wanted In Berrier county for
securing money on false pretenses.
Mellette Is now completing a jail sem
tence In the Washington county prison
~ " oinsd and VIII BIO released on,
May | to be turned over to the Michi-:
gan authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
Destroxcd hr Etc

TSpHclaT 70 the Tlnes-DIspatch.1 HlHl
suffolk. Va. April 25.-A dwelling
the I. Keller farm. in Nansemond
county. was burned to-day, Tho resi-
dehce was unoccupieti, and the origin
of the blaze is n mystery. The loss
is $4,000. and insMrAncn shnn .--..- ..-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26
CHARTERS GRANTED

Charters were issued yesterday by the
State Corporation Commission TO the fol-
lowing concerns:
Farmers Packing Company (Inc.), Ur-
hanna, Va. j.. S. R!chwine, preBident; IL. S.
,Chowning, vice-presIdent; W. IT. Ryland,
/" n. Weaver. trcasurar-ail of
Urbanna. Va Capitals: Maximum. sl5,00
Newport News and York River Transpor.
tatlon Company. Newport. News, Va. j. e,
Wilkins. president: q. D Jones, vlcc-presi-
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Contract for New High School.
ISpecial to The TI1nes-DiSnatchl

Suffolk. Va. April 25.-The contract
tor the building OF n new high school
let to-day TO a Wise, N. c.. con-
Germ. There were eleven bidders. The
total cost. exclusive OF furniture, will
be s35,4O7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26

Mise Minnie l. Morehead. OF Green's
ooro. n. c.. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Theodore Whitfield. at 1926 Grove Ave-
nue..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26

Sale at southern Stock Yards VIII
open his morning at o o'clock sharp
with the consignment OF Il. w. Jordan,
Agent. Ills Ehigh-class horsos Gun be
A.: M. Come early and try them be-
foro tho sale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-26

has been attending the general con-
%vention OF the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution. In Washington, is Wis
Ting her nephew. Greed lIaskins. In
Richmond.