davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

ouneer Market FOR Farm Products.
The Committed on encouragement
Of Home supply met at the Chamber
ef Commerce last nighs and discuss
"a the question Of the tablishment
Of q Sumter market for farm. pro-.
ducts. The report OF this committee
viii be presented to the Chamber Of
Commerce meeting mt the meeting on
the 2ise However. II was ascertain
ed at this meeting that there was a
market In Sumter at the present
time for this produce especially corn
and oats. In fact Sumter today Is
buy.as from the West any quantity
OF oats and corn. Any farmer who
may wish to dispose of any surplus
oats and corn will find a ready mar
ket at Crossweli & CO.. Shore Bros,
Booth-Harby Live Stock Company.
w. ". Boyle and Ryttenberg & Co.
These houses are only too anxious to
secure home grown oats and corn
NJ market prices 1. o: prices at which
they can buy western produce. with
the freight added. The Sumter pa
papers will be glad to quote the mar
ket prices for the benefit OF the farm
srs. II there In a demand for same.
The farmers, should. however. see
TO .. that this produce Is put up in
mari etable shape. In other words
that the produce Is properly cleaned
and m proper sacks. oats In S BUSH
si sacks and corn I'm 2 or 2 1-2 busheI
sacks. These sacks can be secured
from these same parties. IL the
farmers OF this section desire to raise
and sell such produce they must he
prepared to- place u on the market
TO compete with produce from other
markets and not half cleaned or In
dirty phosphate sacks. IL must be
marketable. When once the home
market II supplied. there will be no
trouble In securing brokers and facl-
Titles 10 take caro- OF the surplus.
Every year we are shipping into
this section and State thousands Of
bushels OF potatoes and car loads
Of truck. Sumter offers an open
market for all sorts of produce which
must be purchased outside Of the
county. Here is chance 10 raise
other things than cotton. III the
Chamber Of Commerce should sue
ceed In securing and promoting a
canning factory for Sumter. are the
farmers ready and willing TO grow
produce for the same?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11
MIR. LEVER NOT CONVINCED
Needs Further Evidence of no Potash
Deposits i'm America.

Lexington, Nov. s.-Representative
Lever, author of the amendment ii-
recting Investigations TO locate potash
deposits in this country, when shown
Washington dispatch denying re-
cent dispatches from Washington to
the effect that potash beds had been
located by the department of agri-
culture in the West, says:
As / intimated the other day. /
do not know how much truth there,
is in the alleged statements of Secre-
tary Wilson to the effect that potash
beds had been discovered. / notice.
however. that the Washington Post.
a reliable journal, has been Carving
for several days from two. t. three
columns about the discovery and the
statements Of Secretary Wilson are
quoted statements. / take it thai the
Secretary is too conservative 2 man
and too cautious to permit himself to
give out a statement which has no
1t will be noticed that the denial
carried in yesterdays News and Cour.
Ter is not made by the, department OF
agriculture. which is making the in
Vestigation under my amendment. but
Is made by the geological survey. to
which an appropriation was also Civ
en- at the last session for this same
purpose. l hardly see how the geo.
logical survey is likely to know what
Is eoin9 OF II the department. II ag-
rieuiture and ils denial il by no
means convincing 70 me.
Prot. Frank K Cameron. of me
bureau ~ soils, Is III charge OF ths
,esugation and is in possession OF
all OF the facts known in the depart
ment Of agriculture as to the alleged
discovery OF potash deposits. I wiz
ed him Immediately upon seeing the
reports in the Washington papers.
and he wired me back that the news
paper accounts are exaggerated. but
they have basis in fact This
take to mean, that DR.. Cameron is
making substantial progress in his
work and actually sees something
substantial in sight. I have every
confidence in the good judgment ana
professional ability Of DR.. Cameron.
and when he intimates TO me- that
he mas good showing for the dis
covery of potash in this country.
feel greatly encouraged, for I know
IT will mean millions Of dollars an
nually to the consumers of potash in
this country. 80 per cent of whom
iivo below the Mason and Dixon's line.
shall likely have more detailed in
formation shortly"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

A short article copied from, the
Progressive Farmer. under the cap
tisn The Road Drag" should be read.
remembered. and acted upon. by
svery citizen In both city and coun
ny. The road drag should be und sr-
stood and appreciated In evesy COM
nunity. We peed Il especially right
here In the city OF Sumter for the
Improvement and preservation of
eur sand-clay streets. II our city
authorities cannot or will not learn
The value Of the road drag and put Il
IN uss instead Of the destructive roa
machine that In being used to shave
eR the surface Of our sand-clay
streets.i n - hoped that the COM
nunity at large win get posted. and
tell u 40 the authorities until they
know eAough to adopt the road dras
and dtDcard the road machine. ex-
sspt for making and shaping ne.s
streeta
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11
CITY HOLDS PAROLED MAN.
hight OF Governor Will he Invcstigat.

Columbia state, Nov. 10.
The supr.uc court of South Caro-
lima may =, asked to pass on the
question q tE, ri Of the governor
To pardon 3D. prisoner convicted in he
recorders '.u't under the commits
sion form Of government. Mavor
GlbbeS refused To release Bratton
PettiSrew, young white man con-
victed of drunkenness and sentenced
to serve 80 days on the city chain
gang or pay fine of SIS, after he
had been paroled by the governor.
The parole was granted to Pettigrew,
on wednesday and he had not been
rclased late last night.
The case was placed in the hands
Of Christie Benct, city attorney. Lv
Mayor Gibhes and Pettigrew win
not he released until an opinion has
been given
II is expected that Attorney Cen
oral Lyon will be asked To give an
opinion on the question.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11
MISSIONARY INSTITUTE MEET,
ING
Several Interesting Addresses 10 bc
Given During Session.

The fourth Of the proposed five
meetings OF the missionary institute
In Harmony Presbytery held it's ses-
sion In the Presbyterian church in
this city Thursday morning and af-
ternoon. Several interesting address
es were made and the meeting was a
complete success. A good attendance
OF ladies were present at the meet
ings and much interest was manifest
ed In the subject of missions
The missionary Institutes were to
be formed in each Presbytery in the
Synod. each county in the Presby-
terry having its own organization.
The first OF the meetings in Harmony
Presbytery was held at Kingstree
Monday. tue second at Manning on
Tuesday and the third at Mt. Zion,
Lee" County, on Wednesday. The
fourth meeting was held here Thurs
day and the fifth meeting was to
have been held in Camden Friday
The meeting began at 11:45 in the
morning and continued throughout
the afternoon with an intermission OF
an hour and half for lunch which
was served in the Sunday school
rooms in IN Basement If the build
ing.
During the session The following
program ~4s carried ont
DoXoiosy,
Invocation. ~--'-
Scripture Lesson-Rev. j. P. Ma
rion.
Address on Bible Study-Rev. j. P.
Solo-Rev. F. H. Wardlaw. Ha-
bana, Cuba.
Address on Prayer /Life-Rev.
Hugh Murchison. Bishopville.
Solo-Rev. F.. H. Wardlaw.
Collection,
Missionary Address-Rev. F. II.
wardlaw.
Hymn,
Adjourn.
p. M.--Ladies Meeting.
Address, Missions in the SUNDAY
School--Miss Grace Vandirrer, Spar
tanburg.
Address, Conference on Methods
Mrs. A. r. Woodson.
Prayer-Miss Grace Vandiver.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11
BOYS TRY TO WRECK TRAIN
Had Placed CrOssties on Track of
Bennettsville and Cheraw Line
Near Blenheim.
BennettSville Nov 9.-Eyander

ny ana Luther McLucaS. negroes,
are ~ Joil charged with attempting 10
wreck the train on the BENEFITS
vile and Chr.aw Railroad near
blenheim. McLucas Is boy about
IL years old. and duplicates another
negro boy. Willie Ross. One cross
tie had been placed across the track
and they were trying to put the Sec
ond one on when a railroad employe
saw them. They will be given a
hearing tomorrow.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11
Relay Race For Bargain Day Pro.
posed.


1t is proposed to run a relay race
on the new pavement on Main
Street on Bargain Day. Each team
will be composed of four men and
each man in each team will run one
block where his team mate will wait
to touch his hand and then off 70
the next corner. etc.
relay race is perhaps the most
exciting race of any kind and is a
flne thing to see. If four teams can
be gotten up for this race. it will be
run and prize of $S cash will be
offered to the winning team. 1t will
be pretty sight to see four. five. six
or more men start at the pistol shot
at the upper end of Main Street. race
to Hampton where on a line will he
waiting their team mates, touch
their hands and then to see the new
line start off on a dash to Liberty.
where will be waiting a fresh line
'o"Nh idnuS anu again OH TO Cdld-
we'll at top speed, there again will
be another line, the last to run, and
on this line will be placed the very
fastest men Of each team. Here is
where the test must come, from Cald-
Well to Bartlett sreets where the race
will finish. The high School should
have team. The fire COM
panies will form another. There
should be team from the Telephone
manufacturing Company and from
each of the several industries i'm tho
city Entries should be made in tho
next few days in order that the nee
essary ARRANGEMENTS can be made.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11
CLEARED OF MURDER THEN
SHOT.
After Acquital Joe Beard Is Probably
Fatally Wounded by Alleged Vic
TINS Brother.


Nashville. Tenn, Nov. 9.-After
his acquittal of the charge Of mur-
der by jury in Franklin today Joe
Beard was shot and probably fatally
wounded by Henry A. Beard, a broth
er of the man with whose murder
ne was charged. u. L. Reiford, a
constable who was accompanying the
discharged prisoner also was shot
Joe Beard was charged with the
murder Of Pink" Beard, a distant
relative, and the prosecutor was
Henry Beard.
Today's tragedy was the culmina-
ton OF a heated trial The shooting
occurred in the court house Just af-
ter the principals had left the room
In which the trial was held Henry
Beard shot his relative twice in the
back and then fired upon Redford.
hitting him in the breast. The con-
stable managed to fire one shot at
his assailant as he escaped from the
building.
Henry Beard was captured and
placed under arrest
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

Maj. w. Loring Lee has purchased
thlrty-six inch concrete pipe form
and has manufactured a number OF
this size OF drainage pipe which
are of splendid quality. The thirty
six inch size, looks enormous when
compared with the standard size %
inch pipe. the largest being now used
by the city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

IL Yuan Heng says he has been
chosen President of the Republic of
China. How can the Celestial George
Washington have a name like LIZ
New York Herald.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

The sumter watchnsn wss found
81 In 1850 snd me .rrus ssutArsn In
asss- The wstonnsn saa ssuthron
sow has the combined oircuiAtisa and
snaooncs CT beth Of shs sid pas srv.
sna 10 manifsstiy the best advertising
uaedium In Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11
Why Suffer
From Eczema .?
A Georgla Man Tells His Experience.

L was afflicted with very bad case
OF Eczema for twenty-five years
which was i'm my feet. legs and hips.
Through all this time I tried different
remedies and Doctors prescriptions.
obtaining no relief until L used your
HUNTS CURE.
One box (50c) cured me entirely,
ana though TWO years have elapsed I
nave had no return of the trouble.
Naturally regard it as the greatest
remedy i'm the world
Yours.
j. u. Perkins.
Atlanta, GA.
Manufactured and Guaranteed by
\. B. Richards Medicine Co.. Shcr-
man. Texas.
Sold by Sibcrt's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11
Debtors and Creditors Notice.

All persons having demands against
the Estate Of the late w. 7 DuRant
VIII please present the same itemiz-
ed and properly attested, and all per
sons in anywise indebted unto the
said Estate will please settle with
T. B. IGr\S9E.
JAS. REANrS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

Col Grace who conducted a beer
1sss campaign has been elected May
or Of Charleston. Now lets see II
he win conduct beerless adminis-
trstioa and put the open blind tig-
ere out Of business.
The Democrats have regained Ken
tucky. but q Republican has been
elected governor Of Maryland. rhe
result IN Maryland is believed to have
been due 10 the nomination of the
wrong candidate by the Democrats,
Gov. German being the choice Of the
wing faction OF the Maryland Democ-
rscy. As the Democrats retain con-
troll Of the legislature and elected
nearly all tho State ofYicials. except
governor. the defeat Of German ,s
not q serious AFFAIR.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

w NANTED-To buy at once several
carloads 4-foot pine, oak and slabs.
Apply Commanders Wood Yard.
Sumter. s. c. 1O-24-tf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

A split long drag would work fine
on the streets today
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11
Cet cdattbman ana soutbron.
Raslished wednesday and Saturday.
By
03TEEM PUBLISHING COMPANY
SUMTER. q. c.
Teruas;
also per snnum-in advance.

si.so per snnum-in advance.

Aovor0D9Ux<00:
C0s SQUARE arst Insertion. %. ..sl.ee
livery subssSusar Insertion. :. so
consrscts Tor three menths. or
hsnUsr win - made at reduced rstes.
All esnmsni,astens which sub
ssrvs private inssrsvss win be charged
- a. a1vvrtissnsnts.
obiss4Arsss and tributes Of respect
wen bs charged for.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

The Editor of the Daily Item ana
pr. Cheyne both have our thanks
for again calling attention 10 this
matter y. w y.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-11-11

: = -2-1taw.3w Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
EXAMINE HUBBARD
FOR INSANITY
BEFORE TRIAL SET ron TODAY
STARTS. COMMISSION TO PASS
ON MAN.
III
MAY NEVER CALL CASE
ATTORNEYS. FOR BOTH DEFENSE
AND PROSECUTION Will. ASK
COURT ron LVNACY
TEST.

i Special To The Richmond Nirginian)
LYNCHBtKG, VA. Nov. Ia Indi-
cations tonight are that before the
trial As+.t hubbard II. iees places n
I4ovingston he Will be arraigned be-
fore a lunacy commission for insan-
ity. Both the prosecution aud the de-
Tense f,av. agreed to ask Judge Cur
don for an examination of the accused
by commission. Alienists for both
sides have been visiting him at the
jail here at various times during the
past month,
Attorneys John l., Lee and Lewis s.
Brown for the defense and Geo +.
Caskie for the prosecution left here
today for Lovingston.
The prisoner will he taken from here
early tomorrow morning
He viii not be. accompanied by
military guard. az there is no danger
Of a mob.
Should the prisoner he declared in
sane the case would of course, prob.
ably never come to trial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
V|RG|N|A PASTOR
TO BAL T|M0RE
REV. J. II. HENDERLlTE LEAVES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.
ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY
MARYLAND AVENUE CHuRCH ONE
OF LARGEST IN GiTY-EN-
TEND CALL TWO WEEKS
AGO.

Especial To The Richmond Nirgintan1
BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. l3.--Res.
j. H. Henderlite. pastor OF one OF the
.i.rxvst Presbyterian churches TIT Fs-tt-
ericksburg, Va, and prominent
member of the Northern Virginia
Fresbytery. has accepted 4 call to this
city. The announcement was received
here today and was made public by
the trustees OF the Maryfan. Avenue
Presby terrain church. The trustees OF
the Baltimore church extended the
call to Rev. Henderite about TWO
weeks age and the notification to the
acceptance was received to-day. MARY
land Avenue church n one Of the
largest In the Baltimore Presovtery
and Is the worshiping place of many
prominent Ealtimorean including
former Mayor J. Barry Mahooi The
new pastor viii arrive In Baltimore TO
assume charge about December l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
ANNUAL SOCIABLE
MEMS BIBLE CLASS

Two hundred and fifty members 81
the Business Mems Bible Class OF the
Second Baptist church and their
friends attended the annual socia bic
OF the class last night In the Sun
day-school assembly room of the
church. The exercises opened with
a smoker. after which the assemhlare
was entertained with selection by
the, Bonehead Quartet" OF the class.
Then came the ever, delightful Polk
Miller with his banjo and d-time
darkey selections. And vieing even
with Polk Miller himself, in merry
quips and jests was Mr.. Millers long,
time friend and acquaintance. Mr.. r.
d. Hotehkiss.
As If ia protect his fame from en-
croachments by Mr.. Hotchkiss Mr..
Miller came hack" again and richly
entertained the crowd. Another fea-
ture that was greatly enjoyed was
number OF banjo selections by Mr..
Spiegel
! Coffee. sandwiches and ice cream
We're served during one or the inter-
missions and the evenings entertain
rnent wound up with tina entlrs class
josntne n slngtag favoEat nm. + 3 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
CITY WILL CONDEMN
WEST END PROPERTY


The special commission named -
condemn property along Roseneath
road preliminary to the proposed
widening Of that thoroughfare to :
uniform width, Of eighty feet from
Broad. street to Grove avenue was II
session for, while yesterday A8teRs
noon hearing witnesses IN connection
property values on this avenue.
The two principal interests concern.
Cd IN the proceedings are the Snep-
herd and Forbes estates, which own
mort of the AUDITING property.
1t In understood that the total
amount ~ damages will probably be
placed at figure in the neighbor-
hood Of $4,000.
Me~ibers oi the commission are
Messrs w. s. Dunn, James csekie.
r. III. Elicit. John. II. Frischknrn. II.
A. Catlin.
The condensation pEoceedings are
hetM9 conducted Under tho airectio0e
NJ CIV 4! N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
ENGINEER KILLED
IN FLYER" WRECK
LAST OF FOUR BROTHERS WHO
DIE IN SIMILAR WAY-OTH-
Frs HURT.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.J
RALEIGH. y. C., Nov. 13.-The
fast Pullman flyer from New York
to Atlanta was derailea at Benaja
Station. near Greensboro. " C.. this
morning instantly killing Engineer
W. A. Kinney. whose home was at
Thomasville, Ga. he being the last OF
four brothers, all engineers. who have
been killed In accidents on the road
on which they were running trains.
/. Fireman Ed Townes. t Spencer,
was seriously hurt. Five passengers
received minor bruises. Seven cars.
Pullmans left the rails and toppled
against an ENHANCEMENT. this prevent
ing them from turning over.
The engine was buried into the
dirt. having pIowed Its way for more
than fifty feet after .caving the
cross-ties
stuck to His Post
Engineer Kinney had applied the
emergency brakes and cut of his
throttle and this stopped the main
almost In Its length. He never jump
ed and was buried UP "a his chest
in the debris.
The cars were wonderfully ire
served. considering th-<severe strain
On tHtIh' SHoHk tIte HtuIS NeIstusssA
injured are: A. III. Shaw. OF Char
lotte; r. F. Arlington. a porter. p.
Line. of Baltimore; Henry Mower.
OF Greensboro.
Engineer w. A. Kinney was killed
outright. and Ed Townes. the colored
fireman, will hardly recover. Three
mail clerks received slight injuries.
Engineer William Kinney was on
the same train No3hmber 90. 1906.
when 1t was wrecked q short distance
below Lynchburg, and President Sam
uel Spencer OF the Southern, vas
killed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
MASSACHUSETTS, MONUMENT TO-
HER SOLDIERS OF CRATER DEAD
| LAUNCHES BOOM
FOR GOVERNOR
MAYOR CAMERON, OF PETERS
BURG PROPOSED BY VET
EkANs WITH MANY CHEERS.

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. 13.-At
the banquet tonight given the menu
hers ofthe visiting Massachusetts vet
Grants delegation. Mayor George T..
Cameron, was referred to az the next
Governor of Virginia. There were all
Kinds Of cheers following the refer
ence which came Unexpectedly from
sydney IL. Green, commander of A.
+. HILL camp of Confederate Vet
Grants who was introducing Mayor
Cameron as the POSTMASTER of the
evening
When the name OF the mayor as the
next executive OF Virginia was made
the men from massachusetts, boke in
with prolonged cheering, lasting two
minutes. They We're followed by the
Confederates, with three mere cheers
after which everybody got on their
feet and for two minuts more gen
eral three cheers followed
Mayor Cameron accepted the com
piiment with good grace, and made a
happy speech In reply. ST.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
WYTHEV|lLE- HAS
RECORD SEASON
THERMOMETER FALLS TO 10 AND
RUSH IS MADE 70 SAVE
' SO CROPS. ''.'.3's5

Especial to The Richmond virgiinan.) J
WYTHEVIILE. VA, Nov. l3.--The
thermometer fell to Is. here this morn
ing. This was a fall OF 81 degrees In
nineteen hours. 1t is Unprecedented In
this section. The government weather
bureau here sent out warnings by
phone, through this section yesterday.
Though II was Sunday many people
worked in fields and gardens, saving
hundreds OF dollars In apples. pota-
toes and other crops, while others,
less diligent. lost.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
WAGON STRUCK BY CAR,
ROBERT JOYNES DAMAGED

Robert Joyn"s. colored. of s31 North
SIKH street, WAS struck by street
ear ~ First and Leigh streets, yester-
day afternoon shortly before seven
O'Clock. He was driving In wagon
at the time. and was knocked out.
dasaaRinx his ankle and hip Dr,
Huicher treated him and carried him
TO the Virginia HOSPITAL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
Governors of Two States
Stand Side by Side in
Ceremony
FLAG WITHDRAWN
BY MISS McGlLL
= ---------
Hon. A. 5. Roe Makes Ora
ton OF the Day, Paying
Tribute to South.
Program

tSpetial To The Richmond yirxint.n
FETERSBG re, VA. Nov. l9.-In
Fhe presence of q thousand people or
more. the monument erected bv the
state OF Massac husetts to the soldiers
~ Inc Army OF the Potomac. who
@er" Killed during the War Between
the states was unveiled this morn
ing by Miss oteiia Malone McGtu.
granddaughter of General William
Atahone, who led the Confederate
Charge at the battle Of the Crater
on the stand were Governors Foss
st Massachusetts, and Mann, Of Nir-
etnia. their staffs. Colonel James An
derson. chairman of the Masaa chusetts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14

Nhut '"pu III pusthe~S,
The tsncontradieteds evidence IF WI
rnero,4s witnesses py,tves eoncu1styelv.
shat tn~ pr,sonar is "a very- tntell,rert
,s, .ss xees.,ey .s,..,, ee,, "a, !,
nad shsofntsf,. n,,ffa o,o.g ~ hmstne.sa
asfats.
4, s. ..,.;.,n,ne - pa,,, ra.,,;o =
~ - L..tsa,,.,4 1r' ~ ~ $50 t,,s.
,,,.se,a~ -. s+.,,,s,saa
f,.ss -. $50 "s as "a o''f~
e''4s1s w.
500 tse@'~F Ns@se' "ie IA ~ h"t o'Iie
'heohsistsht III ltSeii' nut Is "'hHa~
"aesea on various important ana es-
hsu,isi "details by reputable ana m
tslilgent witnesses. His reputation
for veraelty was proven 10 be very
bad, AID tbs effort 10 rehabilitste
was eifainentiN unsuccessful
A further examination OF the rec
ord vii fell TO. show a reason or mo-
tive for the crime
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-14
Sues for $500.

Suit FOR $500 was entered In the
Law and Equity Court yesterday by
York against the Bank Of Richmond
the Seaboard National Bank Of New