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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-07-13
NEARLY ALL In

telligent people realize the value to
health and comfort of being able to
indulge in a daily bath. Even ami
mails and birds demonstrate this in
stinct that nature has implanted in
place of reason. A bath room fitted
up with sanitary plumbing in your
home is a well spring Of pleasure"
TO the family, which you should have
installed now in your home by relia-
BILE and scientific plumbers. like
those those of
THE OCALA PLUMBING AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
BALTIMORE CASE
IN FEDERAL COURT.
Appeal From Suit Growing Out
Of Accident to Launch
Fully Argued.
FIVE PERSONS DROWNED
Deportation Gases Against
Blooms, From Norfolk,
Finally Dismissed.
.IFlvE PERSONS DROWNED

Arsument was heard yesterday in
the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals In the case OF the State of
Maryland to the use of James V. Pryor
ct al, appellants. against Andrew
Miller and ISunigunda Miller, his wife,
appellees and ross-appellants. and tho
Mayor and City Council OF Baltimore.
and the Board Of Commissioners of Bal
timore county, appellces; appeal from
the District Court at Baltimore.
This is an appeal from decree of
the lower court, sitting In admiralty.
awarding to various libellants damages
against Miller and his wife, respond
cnts, and dsmissing the lihels as
against the Mayor and City Council OF
Baltimore and the commissioners OF
Baltimore county. also respondents.
Accident Fatal to Five.
On August 5. 1909. the gasolene
launch oukid, with eighteen persons
ON board. struck on some submerged
piles in the Patapsco River and was
sunk. Five persons then on board
We're drowned
The piles which the launch, owned
BY Pryor. hit were portion of a bulk
head then being constructed by Miller.
Permission to construct this bullshcnd
was granted Miller by the Baltimore
Council in compliance with law that
10 distractions could be placed in nav
igable waters within a radius of four
miles of the city without a permit.
The property on which the work was
being done Is owned by the wife of
Miller. III the opinion of tho lower
court only Miller and his wife are
responsible for damages for the loss
of life and injuries sustained by some
OF those who escaped from tho foun-
dering vessel.
Cause yesterday was argued by II.
y. Abercombie and Arthur l.. jackson,
of Baltimore, for the appellants. and
b. George Washington Williams and
John II. Richardson for Andrew Miller
and wife, and Sylvan H. Lauchhcimer,
Of Baltimore. for tho Mayor and City
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Ailments of Men
Happily Overcome
SUCCESSFULLY TRIED ny
MANY

III MISUNDERSTANDING pro-
seriptfon will work wonders for
mat great class OF men who,
through dissipation OF their nat
urai strength. find themselves in
snelr second childhood" long be-
Tor tho three score ana ten al
iotted to ltfe's pleasures and on
1oyinents are reached
Is PRESUMED to be infallible
ana highly efficient In quickly
restoring In nervous exhaus-
Ton, weak vitality, melancholin
and the functions. 11.
First get fifty cents worth of
compound fluid balmwort, in a
one-ounce package. aud tiireo
ounces syrup sarsaparilla COM
pound: take home, mix, and lot
stand two hours; then get one
ounce compound essence cnrdiol
ana ono ounce tincture catiomcno
compound mot cardamom). Mix
al in a SIX or eight-ouncc bottle,
shake. well, and take one ten,
spoonful after each meal and one
when retiring, followed by
drink OF water.
by miXin~ at home, no man
need be the wiser as to another's
arc avoided. 81
Lack OF poise and equilibrium
III men is a constant source of
embarrassment. even when the
public least suspects IL. For The
Denent of those who want n reg
toration to fun. bounding health,
ana all the happiness accomDany,
ing II. the above home treatment
or habit-forming drugs whatever'
MIN II at home, and no ono will
De the wiser as to your atsiction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
News Of South Richmond

OF her daughter. Mrs. W. II. jennings AZ aae,
Everett street. Mrs. La fIoon was a widow
her husband having died a number OF years
The funeral will be conducted tomorrow
aiteEnoon al : o'clock from the cowardn
will be made In Maury Cemetery. i'''
Mrs l.affoon lief, six children. i've daugh-
ters.>MFs David Perkins. OF Lunenburs
Mrs c. IL Clark and Miss Lavlna Iaffoon.
ana one son. James F. 14anoon. all of South
Richmond. m
To Elect Officers Monday. 3
Tho several hundred '.'enilsted'' members
OF the n1w WASHINGTON Ward Democra tic
League Will meet Monday night in the court
room OF the lIustings Court, Part 9, for tho
purpose OF completing the organization The
meeting. while OF the greatest importancc
TO the new orsaniza ton. is likely 10 attraet
every qunllhed voter in tho ward on account
OF the SHARP brush impending over the cleo
tlon OF n president.
Four prominent Southside Democrats have
been mentioned by their friends for the posi-
tion-Serseant Saunders. of tho Hustin gs
Court. Part :; j. Morton Graves. Carter q.
Jones, the popular Councilman. and James
I. Bradley. the Police Commissioner from
this ward. 6
New Minister Arrives.
The Rev. l.. 7. Lohin. the minister called 10
MI the pulpit OF the Clopton Street ia ptist
Church, made vacant by the RESIGNATION OF
Rev. j, c. Miles. will preach his first sermo on
in his new charge Sunday morning. Mr.
Lofi!, comes 70 the ciopton. street Church
ance viii probably draw unusually large
audience. 5t
Mr. Lonin held charge in North Carolina
before he called TO South Richmond
and during his labors there won a most en-
viabe reputation.
Church News.
The greatest success is being accorded the
iaymens meeting being held every night
this week in tho Central Methodist Church
In prepare lion for the two weeks reyiva
services TO begin next Sunday morning. The
pastor OF the church. tho Rev. Henry c.
Pfeiter, Will conduct the revival services.
bu; the meetings this week are being led by
the laymen Of the church.
A series OF revival meetings Is being held
nightly this week In the West End Church
By the pastor. the Rev. ]. NJ. Rowland. be-
fore large congregations Special music for
the services is being furnished by the choir,
and unsual Interest Is being aroused anon s
the people OF the church
Funeral Of Mrs. Williams.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ida Banoh williams,
wifo of William T. Williams. who died yes
terday morning at o'clock in her home. 1903
cambridge Street. will be conducted this
afternoon al $50 o'clock from the residence.
The interest will be made in Maury Gene
. tory. ta.r
Mrf Williams. who was thirty-fvc years
old. died after weeks Illness Of pneumonia.
She leaves her husband and three small
children. She was n prominent pasmber OF
the Daughters OF Liberty ~ delegation from
this organization viii attend the funeral.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
MANY VISITORS HERE
Local Politics widely piaeusaed :
tContinued From T'irst p,,,a

Locnl Politics Widely Dfacusacd Mt
Gathering Of LEADERS.
AS usual at the times OF meeting of
tho State Democratic Committee, the
lobby at Afurphy's Hotel last night
was the sceno of an animated political
gathering. The situation throughout
tho State in reference to the United
States senatorships was, OF course,
freely discussed. But local fights ro-
ceIved good deal OF tho attention of
the men who were together for the
FIRST time in months.
Representative Fl. .. Flood. of the
Tenth District, was the only member
OF Congress In tho city. No one of
the candidates put in an appearance.
Walter f. Addison, OF Lynchburg, was
present at the committee meeting. as
was Walter Edward Harris, of Peters
burg ii
coinnel ]. II. West, OF SUFFOLK, is
much pleased with his chances for
election TO the State Senate TO sue
coed r. r. Holland. who has been sent
TO Congress. r. C. l., Moncure. OF
Stafford, has so far no opposition TO
succeed Judge T. W. Sims, OF Louisa.
Paul McRac, 0f Cumberland, another
senatorial nspirant. was also All in
tcrested onlookcr. tf
Raleigh r. Green. of Culpeper. was
In attendance at tho meeting Of the
committed. OF which he Is Il member.
For some months past hn has been
engnRcd IN the newspaper business In
West Virginia. Former Lieutonant-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Silk Isle socks, csc.
K SILK socks, SOC to $3.50.
Guaranteed by USl

tribe Chief Cook has received a letter
from William a. Post, a fish and oyster
Inspector for King William county,
asking for the payment OF the license
fee on nets which the Indians are
using. fia
II is the understanding of the Pa
munkcys that under their ancient
treaty with the white race. ,ney were
not 70 be taxed for any purpose. 1t
seems that the treaty was made in
Colonial times. and that Il later act
vas passed after Virginia became a
state, making good all rights vested
by the colony. AT one time. ii seems.
the land was authorized to be sold py
some trustees. but no report OF these
trustees appears Of record. The In
dams are merely wards OF the state,
and have no vote.
Referred to Acknowledgement.
Governor Mann promised to look
into the matter. and later wrote the
following letter TO Attorney General
Williams;
Dear sir.-Chief G. NJ. Cook. OF the
Pamnnkcy tribe of Indians, showed 10
me to-day Il letter which he had re-
ceived from William y. Post, inspec-
tor Gressit Post office, King and Queen
SouHtH, Nd, Wnlcn letter herewith
inclose. Cni,f Cook says his tribe has
never heretofore been taxed for any
purpose, and have ever lived under
vested rights, which have come down
TO them from Colonial times, accepted
and approved by the state after the
establishment of the republic
Il wish YOU would look into this
matter, and advise mo as to the status
OF these Indians in this respect"
First Lieutenant William. e. Fuller
Jr.. and Second Lieutenant Raleigh
w Hicks, of Company \. Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, recently elected
TO these Offices. have passed their en-
amina Ions and have been commits.
stoned by the Governor
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/. . n r z
v||'I|R|''GINIANS DON'T
SELL BEST fruit
Receive Roasts From Western
Men-Annual horticultural
Report Issued.
INDIANS LODGE PROTEST
Pamunkeys Claim Exemption
From Taxation Under Colo
NAL Agreement.
INDIANS LODGE


stenosraphic reports OIL the las
report OF the virginia state Horticul-
Nam
'u ii '''oie's' i N' - ~ - 80
The Legislature makes APPROPRIATIONS
to this society from the fertilizer fund
Of mo Department Of A-riculture. and
4 uiiuei .'te az 20
Sanizntion II is REQUIRED 10 MAKE an
annual report to the Governor giving
In detail lis operations and expendi-
+i,ros ,,ao,. ~ oct
1870 .f'
il All reports OF inc transaction OIL
business by officers Of the society were
presented TO the last meeting. which
!, ,,o,.a e. u,,t ,h.,o
- 49, -, III
appear IN the report mace 70 Inc
Governor, in addition to the vcrba tim
TRANSFORMATION OF the addresses made on
.hat oc.as,op ,I,ba whole MAKES q,
Noiu'''ej OIL 90 pases'
itnps Southern Growers
NotabIes among the speeches made
was that OF q. R.Iake. of Oregon.
an apple grower ana shipper. lie told
inc virginia irni'sroWers some things
Mi'eli are s"'u 10 ~ S"' =, iSeu ti'e''i:
iie eon,nehteo on ,he iact ma ne vas
seiiins ms nfiits Z, ms '9'a.a ~ , ..o'
&c si,so poA' anu on eoni'nR hast
'o " a as ~ nston ne nouFnt 'he. sam
eoo"s AT rom - 70 = ION, l 'e,el
,"lt nc rrl'lt'Nea .,'c growers OF ms
sale ior no' supPlSine lhe Eastern
Inarhets. re oouEht sireii,ia apples
az 9V cents . nushei' eha oeciareo INC!
Mcrs hot ~ 10 ieee 70 hoss ~"
. vas y. ms opihloh' tha, me
' u.i n peopie 40 NY marker the'r
rese ir"'t anu 90 no' PACK IL properly
ior me lamcS .raar.
y, siHs i''"'. III mo your apPles'
saio -Ni. LdNe. Now some one saio
onr -, .N.a :. ..'A's 40 .nn. YOU Mer"
~ ne.e WIN .ne 'narNe.s AZ your
o uooi' Gnu sou uon nave any ireisht
800 soui nu, u -. Ina you don
yirri,ians 80, .o,,d ~ - ~
,i,s,,inn,o, IA , ssiu ~ Peopie o.
stoh ana baltlmore and New
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04

Council OF Baltimore. and Arthur ID.
Foster, o. Baltimore, for the Board OF
Commissioners of Baltimore county,
appellees.
RIoOri Case Dismissed.
Because citation had never been
served. the appellate court yesterday
dismissed the deportation cases of tho
United States against Rebecca Bloom
and abraham Bloom; appeal from the
District Court at Norfolk.
Arthur L. Jackson. John II. Richard
son and George Washington Williams,
of Baltimore. wero admitted to prac-
tice.
The following case is in the cali for
argument to-day:
No. 1o23-Atluntic Coast Line Rail-
road Company. plaintifr in error VS. n.
NJ stokes. an infant. by her next
friend, D. J. Stokes, defendant in error
in error TO the Circuit Court at VIII
mington, y. C.. To be argued by Geo
b. Elliott, of Wilmington. n. c.. and
Harry Skinner, Of Greenville, n. C.. for
the plaintiff in error and by T.. *.
Bryan anu C. d. Weeks. of Whining
ton. y. c.. for tho defendant in error.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04

liked tho old gags and welcomed the
actors as old friends
Victor Morley carries the show, and
carries IT at n redhot pace. He Is gen-
ulnclT funny, and besides, IS an cX-
tremeiy clover actor. who could play
straight comedy IL he over grows music
sieiS or falls heir to wooden log.
ingly several songs -.
EDWARD Wade. us the irritable old
gentleman. martyr to dyspepsia.
SSIu r,s the comedy honors with Mr..
most capablc. ~ -
TO Miss Bessie clifford, however. bo-
.o,hG5 no hit or the cvcning-thc an
elcnt 1ama Yamn AIan"-which was
sencored until "Elizaboth' grew posi-
,.y ies-wcnry. If one may use n
n ,,neS expression In describing an
The Twins will be in evidence this
ErnIeInoon and Tonight, and take n
rom mc-don't miss It, p IL =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Observation-Disclosures md night, "Tbrcs
Twins"
Uijou---"Brewster's NiIlionR."
I.ubln--VnudevIfle.

Don't Miss u.
Three Twins" at the Academy last
night. was tho cause of three hours OF
FUN for an audience which practically
through tho two acts
There's 4 lot OF catchy music, many
clever lines. two very bright special
ties, Il lot OF comedians who arc really
can dance. and Victor Morlcy--a show
all by himself.
Although the chorus Is numerically
large, 1t does not cause any .great
amount OF thrills on account OF pull
ehrtude.
The musical comedy was here last
season. with the same peoDlc who
played Inst night, but the audience
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
DEATHS

.
at her residence, 1901
Grove Avenue. Tuesday night ut $40
o'clock. ELEANOR STUART DUN
LAP. wife of Stephcn a. Ellison, and
sister of Il. y. Dunlap.
Funoral from the residence THIS
(Thursday) AFTERNOON OF !
o'clock. Interment in Hollywood.
BAss-H. o. BASS. Confederate vet
y Gran. sixty-four years Old, died yes
to-day afternoon at 3:15 o'clock at
the soldiers Home. following a pro
tracted illness. FIe leaves five chill
dren, four sons and ono daughter,
Silas c., Ernest r.. Bernard w. and
con O. and Laura Oyerta. H
Mr.. Bass served through the War
Between tho states rs member Of
Il the Third Company, Richmond How
I Tiers. lie was native of IIenricp
county and entered the home on
January 10, 1906.
SLAUGHTER-Dicd at 10 p. NJ. we'd
nesdnS. May 2. MRS. ELLEN
f SLAUGHTER, wife OF II. j. Slamgh-
ter. at her residence, 2so7 Park Ave
Il nuo.
Funeral notice. later,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
IN POLICE COURT
Augustus Holly Dismissed on Charge of
Finishing Checks I-ll

NIX -T- I"SHIHB OHCChs.
augustus Holly. a travelling man. brought
nero from Norfolk. where he had been se.v-
ing time IN lnil. was dismissed IN the Police
Court yesterday morning OH the charge OF
PASSING Two bogus checks to the value OF $40
on Mrs. y. q. Moss. of Church Hill.
~ Einlnons WIS put under security OF sin,
Tor thirty dave Tor stealing lead pipe from
Contractor j. Henry MILLER.
Hampton.
Leroy Robinson. a colored boy, was found
guilty Of cutting Sonora Ross. and sen. TO
il!e coored Rci0rmatory
sadovc Walters was scnt 10 the Reform
nntory Ger stealing a Bicycle, valued a, sa5
from j. " Ellyson. r
On complaint OF City Engineer Charles E.
Boiling. NJ. !. Hofheimer was fined slo for
maintaining cellar entrance 10 his buildinc
on broad street without fifst having obtain
ed permit. Mr. iIofheimer took an appeal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Governor Edward Echols. OF stanton,
who VIII seek to succeed himself, Was
here. IN n -
Virginians at the Hotels

), LexingtonIThomas ]. Gibson. Virginia; j.
~ Landts, Yirginin: John "A. Mallory.l Law.
ireheef!lie: =. %. Gregory Virg!nin r. S.
crly. i'fI M. $500 ~ n ~
Davls-lI. d. Ford. Norfolk; j. r.. johnson.
stumnrs-J. s. Harrison. virginia; Ii. b.
Miller. Victoria; NJ. Miller. Newport Ncws;
W. p. Ives Norfolk. '1 ~ i
". Morton. k..-...ie; II. IL, Dlclscy. Lynch
burg; Pryor y. Smith. Lynchburg: Jesse
En nIe. Myn Mrs; King Davis vlr-
Mrs. J. W. Moss. Virginia: +. Whitaker. Vir.
gina: Charles Osburn, keysvilio; II. H. An.
Ierson virginia; n. Gray Williams. Win
park-Wlllinnl of. Smith. Cumberland: j.
H. Il. Welslger. powhatan: -: B. woodson.
Cumberland; II. Is. Ware. West Point.
dllbcrt-M. j. pagley, 81. D., West Point;
A.. II. puiliam. Dcnbish: Roanoke baseball
Team: ~. X. Garrison. CrozcL III
Murphy's-L. A. Riner. Grove; william NJ
McAliis,er. Warm Springs; Il. l.. Graham,
Lexington; L; l.. Robinson, Lexington; Mrs
Thomas Tho II. Walker. dooehand; a. c. crom-
Norfolk: Mr. and Mira e. r. Truxell. VIII
,is,,,i Mr. and airs. II. NJ. Sweeney.
Rawlings. I.ynchburs; Il. d. Parsons, Peters
burg; G. NJ. Garrett. Cartcrsvilc: II. A.
James. Danville: George II. Musc. Roanoke:
Ra.eieh I. Green. cuipopcr; IL. y. Flood.
Z. IL. Culpcpper. Portsmouth. H. F. IIutchc-
ron. MecklenburI county: p f. 81. Clair.
Taylor Thompson Fnrmyille william T.
Iaylnr Norfolk: Il. &. L. Moncurc. Fall
mouth j.. e. West. Suffolk; L. g. Hope.
y. II. Morris. Surry: y. c. watts. stanton
IL. u. Watkins. Firginia: j. N. curtis, New
port News Nicholas Aibuno. Norfolk: u d.
Cole and non Frederick ,ourg paul ". Chr.
rett. Leesburs; n. y. Mcintyre, Wnrronton;
L. d. Thompson. Beaver Dam; Walter Il.
J. shean. Virsinia; Edward Echois. staun.
ION; j. a. Arni5tenl Jr.. Virginia.
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need OF tonic in the Spring universally recogn;zd
hcke appetite
the proper amount of
me circulation: The stomach, bowels
snti- iTon k OF stimulating the
from the effects
ea poGd tonic when the deanged lack Of
OFTEN prevent the
eonitutens M @ eann St disease willie healthy
whh pures and enrichas the blood this IS done lie
- ,t tt tve us required stimulus and powers
- .e oes spring tonic because Of
80; It builds the system true v bv mr.;
Of
p ne oouy SIS s. removes ali impurities circulation and
at drug ~ Ptlng. p 3 is Tor sale
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
. FINE HOME DESTROYED
Hitchcock Residence, Near Highland
W springs, Turned to Ground

fIIIChVOCK ItNNfNNncc, Ncnr ITiThlnn0
Springs, Ifurncd to Ground.
Fire. caused by Il defective nue. last
night destroyed the handsome home
81 Everett ;. Hitchcock. below, High
land Springs, causing damage catl-
mated at $4,000. Two thousand dollars
In insurance was carried on the dwell
Ing. MI
The IRE brigade of Highland Springs
was summoned. but the flames made
rapid hcadwar and had practically
consumed the building before the ar
rival Of aid
With the assistance of naighbors MIR.
Hitchcock and his family succeeded
In saving all or their furniture from
tho .first floor. but that in other parts
of the house was destroyed.
The home was considered ono Of tho
finest near Highland Springs.
AR. Hitchcock and his family are
now ut tho home OF II r. Hunter. Il
neiGhbor
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Mrs. Ann L Giibert.
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispa tch. i

ISpeciaI % The Timca- Dispa tch. \ MI
charlottesville, Va, May 3.-Airs.
Ann Il. Gilbert, aged eighty-siX wears.
mother of Mrs. Sarah NJ. Beck, Of this
city, Is dead t lcr homo at Stanar ds-
vile. Greene county. For years sha
mad been partially blind and helm
wna veteran o! tho CIVIL War. Two
sons and three daughters survive
:.irs. Sarah 81. Beck. OF charlottesville.
Miss Fannie 81 Gilbert. Charles T..
Inert -, Ihomus Gilbert and Mrs.
George w. Durrer ali OF ncar
Ruckcrgyilic
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pronllcc,. Coo. 49,

Yesterday afternoon the Weather
Bureau sent out IL warning to the cr-
feet that there would be frost on the
ground this morning. Though 81 was
unusually chilly In the afternoon md
the early part OF the nlght. tho ther-
'nometer after l o'clock stood at IS.
and the weather apparently WAS bn-
coming Wnrmcr llU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
Mrs. Maggie Mason.

Especial % The Times-Dispntch.l IIIN
Concord Dcpct Va. May 3.-airs.
AlnSglc Mason, widow Of Rev .Ionn
this morning. after a short Illness. Sh,,
vas eighty-twO wears old. ana before
marriage was Miss IIamle;. of Char
lotto county. Two children survive
her. SON sydney NJ. and dnuEh,er
ShIl!c Maspn Intcrmcnt VIII take
nlace at Mt Vernon Church, near her
homo. 4
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k:SsS1l;a :[;zd7I!ES Zss!NyIgIE,;SEsE 8

from effects of injuries sustained IN an
She was the daughter OF Rev. Ccorpe
Iced pioneer Methodist minister OF
Winchester. and granddaughter Uf
Lieutenant John Tilden. Of the Rcvo-
Rev. John b. freed EPISCOPAL clergy,
man. conferred the Master hfason's de-
gree on President Mckinley In Win.
nMnsster iiiraln Lodge. during tho Civil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
INDIANS PROTEST

Claim I>rcnty Excmpfs Them From
Payment OF License Taxes
Protest against the payment OF a
FISH net. license tau BY Pamunkey In
dians' was lodged with Governor Mann
Yesterday By Chief G. N. NCook. OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-04
SOME DANCING TONIGHT.
Theatre Folk To Have One s:rcnt Tim
at NTnhOnIc rca>nlc

IHchtrc Folk tO IfnNr One .;rcnt Time
at NTnnonIc Temple.
To-night all local thcatrcdonl VIII
ne In evidence at Masonic Temple at
tho annual ball of tho Theatrical Me-
which stands for international ALI
snce OF Stage Employees Tho dance
begins at $50 O'Clock. but not until
midnight viii the real fun commence.
for at that witching hour the stars
semi-stars and members of the choru !
from the Academy. Bijou. Colonial and
other local playhouscs win put IN an
appearance. There VIII be dancing
that Is dancing.
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winchester. Va. May a--Thc remains
of Harry G. stephenson. Nifty years old,
ii,neinhcr Of q prominent Virginia fam
n.y. who died OF prostration. due 10
oNcrwork. while surveying railroad
routes in Texas reached Winchester
this afternoon from Richmond. and
were Inferred In Mount Hebron Gem.
ctery MI IA