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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
Etrginians mt tIie Hotels.

Mnrphys--E, y Black. 3lackshurg.
Z p. Jones, Carysbrook John l.. Lee
l.Mnchburg Mr.. and Mrs.-W. Samuel
Goodwin. Emporia: G. Il. Gravatt. Port
Royal: NJ. maxwell. Suffolk. 4 n
Schesier. Emporia I. O, Davis, Pow
hatan: George Lindsay, Portsnouth: r.
II. l'aulconer, Gordonsyilic: w II.
steele, Rugby; \ L. Richardson, Nor
folk; " r. Powers Port Royal; Or.
", ". Rhusly Marion; j. L. James.
Sheppardsi a 4. strobe, Amherst
Richmond-lIenry Wood, Clarksville;
ST. George Il Fitzhugh, FredcricNs-
burg, Mr.. and Mra. " w Ximm erman
Clifton Forge; Mr.. and Mrs. It., q Me-
Cue, Virginia; Myron Marsh, Roanoke.
Lexington Z. Gardiner, Danville:
Rockingham Paul, Roanoke. NJ ".
Mercere,u. stanton; Is. NJ. Weller,
Stanton J. e. Howard, Martinsvillc.
j E. Harlow, Gordonsvillc; II. T.. Por-
tor brakes Branch; ] T. Richardson.
TarmNille; Il y. Burgess, Virginia; j.
L. Springer, Stcarncs; ]. L. Moss,
WaVcrly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
BANK CLERK IN TROUBLE
Husband OF Richmnnd Girl Confesscs
To Robbery.
n Ispccial TO The Times Dispatch.

i i'Sl'tS4di ~ i'c i INES BlSpat en-
PittStieid Mass, March S.-.Arthur
r. l'eeley, ayoung bank clerk, has
confessed 10 robbiiis the 'i'lird Ma
hohal Bank Of Pittsield, and bank
examiner has arrived here to SO over
tie accounts President Ralph Bard
well mas issued statement that the
amount stolen is small
f'eelcy was a draft clerk ana hat
q salary II $50 a month lie was i,
men.her Of fashionable clubs ana
dressed in fashion February Is he
was married to Miss George Nelly
Wombly, Of Richmond, during a visit
q Miss Wombly to her aunt, Mrs
Will ~ Weber, Of this city. Mrs
Weber was IN New York when Inc
marriage took place late one night
Feeley's marriage caused his dismissal
at the bank and exposure. He saws
his friends VIII pays the shortage
Mr. and Mrs. l7eeley are TO sepa-
rate. She VIII go TO iho home Of her
grandmother III Richmond. I7eeley is
planning 10 20 10 Oregon rs soon as
nc makes q settlement with tie bank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
scnlped by Isailwny rr,,,

win one leg broken above the anlcIo
and ms scalp nearly torn off 1'hoinaa
fray, colorcd about forty five Years
niat whose home is on South Second
Street was brought TO The Southern
railway station yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, having been str,Iois
~ an engine IN the railway yards. The
nafSrr,, was called and the injured
man taken 10 tho city Home Hospitni
WHefe MS leg was sci and about sin
'hcneS OF stitches made 10 secure hfg
scaip II the right place. 1t IS bcliovrd
that he VIII recover - =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
GOING TO AUGUSTA
Taft VIII Have Visit OF Ten Day. In
. Ccurpln

Gcorgln Town.
Augusta. Ga, March s.--Arranre-
ments We're made here to-day for the
coming OF President Taft and his party
SATURDAY morning for n visit of ten
DAYS. Tho President viii come to
Augusta from Atlanta after his nd .
dress at the Southern Commercial Con-
gress Friday night. Upon arrival hero
tile presidential party will he driven
IN automobiles directly TO the Bon
Air Hotel, where private apartments
We're secured to-day by L. C. Wheel
er' of tho Secret Service Department.
IN the PRESIDENTS party will be
Secretary Chas. d Norton. Captain W.
y. Butt. Chas, Wagner anu Augustus
Garter Mrs. Taft and Mrs Norton
VIII Join the party here Sunday, COM
lnE direct from Washing ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
WANTS pardon for s.,eetb.,r.

9,t2Fke abraham Johnson colored
cailEu on Governor Mann Yesterday
asking pardon FOR Laura TavIo;,
sl,n fenced to serve fifteen years IN the
L l,....i', liary from south Richmond for
nluTocr ny poison George himself has
aust completed a three, year-torn, FOR
s cutting uffray. He declared ma
WiMlc in prison he had fallen In. lovn
With laura, and thai the only llar to
ms happncsS was that She St;lJ M
ElN years 70 serve. Private Secretary
oven WAS instructed to look IN tho
record Of Laura; case. but SO far thar
nas Deen advanced but little reason
Tor executive clomoncy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
StorcI,ccpcr Is Ein.d

The State Department OF Labor was
informed yesterday that a nc OF AZ
mad been imposed in the Bristol Police
Court against w. G Richie. proprietor
81 store IN Bristol, for violation OF a
9,atc law recurring separate sanitary
provisions for men and women emu
nioEes OF stores and factories MIR.
hitcile was previously notifeJ TO
Win the law. Thirty days additionaI
,ime Is now given him TO comply, after
Whlch cacn dGy's delay Will be con-
slNcred 4 scnnrnto nffcnsa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
REv. j. &. cEERY ELECTED.
VIII Also Act rs Iinnnciut Agent OF
kuhnoke N'oman's College.
optIial @ 'Thc Times Dispatch 4

SpNyIal @ Inc Times- DisDotch
lioanoke, VA. March Sat a meet
ms Of the Hoard Of trustees OF tic
proposed Lutheran College at salem.
heid there to-nigit, the Rev. j. q.
!:eeiy Of Lynchburg, was clcc,ed pres
ldenL and linancial agent. The name
WINS changed from Oakmont to the
RoancEe Wonan'S College Commit ees
were appointed 10 complete plans for
INC erection OF necessary buildings.
WITH the view 70 having them ready
bN S2ptember. II they are not ready
buildings VIII ne rented for tA1sporarI,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
LOSES HER SUIT
Ucntrirc FurubulI Gets None

bcntrirc 'rurnbnll Gets None OF
Lucky Bnld~in's Estate.
Los angeles Cal, March s,-.l'he
jury IN the case OF Beatrice Anita
Baldwin Turnbull. seventeen years old
seeking onc-siXth share Of the SILL
ooo.ooO estate OF e. j.. 0Lncky) Bald
win to-day, under instructions from
the court, reached a verdict adverse to
the Boston claimant
JUDGE Rivcs IN his charge to the
curry said Il have concluded that uu-
DER the testimony in this case there
mas been failure TO establish Il mar
rage and therefore ii becomes my
DUTY as Judge Of THIS court 81 TO in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
LITTLE ATTEMPT TO
CONCEAL ACTS
CONTINUED From First rage

formed BY the Third and Fourth Field
Artillery
The Divisional Cavalry attachment,
will consist of the Third cavalry,
which, for the present, ii is announced.
will remain on tho border
rho independent cavalry Brigade
Will BE composed OF the Ninth and
Eleventh Cavalry
The following auxiliary troops have
been attached 10 the division: The
three hattalions of Engineers. Com
panies :, and u, OF the Signal Corps.
four ambulance companies and four
field HOSPITALS.
The three brigadcs VIII be COM
nanded by Brigadier-Generals ri. p.
Aiaus, T. A. Smith and ralph w ioyt.
Willie the remaining units OF the di-
vision Will be in charge Of coIonels
TO be selected BY Ma ior- General Carter.
The Signal Corps III the aeld Viii be
commanded by Major George O SQuier
assistant TO the chief signal officer OF
the army.
In addition TO the 1000 marines
which VIII be concentrated at Guam
tanamo, Cuba 900 will he drawn from
the barracks along the western coast
OF the United States and placed on
hoard the armored cruisers OF the Pa
ciiic fleet These vessels will be as
semhled al San Pedro and San Diego.
Cal The cruisers California South
Dakota and Pennsylvania already are
at San Diego, while the West Virginia
and Maryland are al the Puget Sound
Navyynrd from which point they VIII
sail for Southern waters within q fow
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
- 2 ------~-~
SoS. Drink Men to OrEnu.zc.

A. the call OF Carl 4 Jones, Of Brts-
toi. SOFT drink and mineral water hot
tiers from al sections of the State
Wlli meet In INC i.lks Iionc to-njrj,f
70 perfect state orgnniaation Tnc
meeting VII eontinue through tp-mor-
W.ttl Mr. Jones in his clior,s 10 cste d
lish the association. witch. II IL nc
!.,cNed, VIII accomplish great gooa FOR
the trade. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
Ei>c cnrs Sewer 1,lne

lirc carloads OF sewer plno vera
receiYea yesterday ct Ginter I,ir, ~
lile owning company for extensive
S&hitNfy smrroNemcnts, which are now
under way This pipe Will be used in
Re extension OF mains IN tho uddi,
tens which are being made 10 ihis
supurn, T,his is one Of the largest cor.
SiShinents OF sewer pipe ever reccivod
III Richmond - "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
Mrs. Unite Is. rntuln.

ESpcclaI 20 The 'Tincs- Dispatchl
BurEeville, Va, March S-Mrs. Pat.
tie Burke Tatum died suddenly this
morning a the residence o her son in
law. Henry ". Hundleys. Mrs Tatum
had been indisposcd for some time. She
was the Youngest and only surviving
child OF Colonel Samuel Burke. Of this
county The funeral VIII be held at
the home al $50 Thursday evening,
and the remains will be buried at tho
old ram Is burying ground, at Burke's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09

SON law s. a. Birch In the SEVENTH
sisht IN year OF her age. after an illness
81 apout Two months OF heart trouble.
nef. william McElroy. Of Cha SHOWN.
w. Va She, is, survived rs tour Grill
urch- YRS. ,. y. Birch, Of Charottes-
"; J., Mcknight, or Cincinnati and
;;Nlbert H. Mcknight. Of Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
Uoo Eats for Classification.

LOST, La ST NIGHT AT FOURTH AND
Marshall Streets, q female collie nun.
py. six months old, with white chest
and long nose. Answers to name
i.assie. Reward II returned to:NN
GAY SMITH. United states Custom
House tS &y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09

Mrs, Mary Pauline Sparks viii speak
to-nlsht al The First Baptist Church
under the auspices OF tho ri conn,
v. w onau's Christian Temperance Union.
70 morrow night a farewell meeting
VIII be held in honor Of Mrs Sparks
at Smithdcal Hall, when there viii hn
addresses and musical features.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
Andrew G. Brynnt.

=. iSPssi.1i " II" i!ileS- DlSpatCf.l
traHltliii, Va, March S.-Andrew
o,uhther Bryant, the youngest son 81
Tho late Or James t. Bryant. AND
Mrs Maggie c. Bryant his widow,
died early this morning at his
mothers residence. Oh Higl, street, ar !
tei Z three days illness OF pneumonia,
meningitis and measles combined. THE
funeral will be held at :. O'clock to
morrow afternoon in the F'ranklin
Methodist Episcopal Church Of which,
ne was a member. The body will be
inferred in the Poplar Spring Cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
james u. Carr.

James y. Carr.
Special to The Time 5 Dispatch.l
!, Inariottesviile. Va, March s.--Iafnes
2. arr. ono Of the Oldest Confederate
iucsday at lis home near CroZet. in
IN" eighty-iifth yenr OF IFS a.;s. Jia
served throughout the entire war With
i mn salinn'ty lio IS survived ny
pntcc, ana two daughters Mrs Llew-
cilyn Jones and Mrs. u. O. Jones 10th
OF .Albo marie.
Mrs. Alfred Landry.
tSpecial 70 Tho Tlncs- DiSpntch.l
Nancy Pugh Hobsqn, lrife Of .lfrr,It
Landry. native Of Eichrnuusi AGED
Twenty sis years ana lei, aonths. dic,i
s el.ls evening at ponaidsonrilIe. la
she is survived by her husband ana
iouf young children The funcral viii
sake place tomorrow at the Episco-
pal Church. 'rS
Josenhus Lenry.
,lSpccla 10 The Times DigpdtcilJ II
iiArrisonburg. Va MARCH, eJo.
sephus Ienry, sixty eight years old' Il
weli-known farmer Of Hinton. died
Eif s e. ~ ~, Q, nneumonn II leaves
lure. ana no children lie bclon gfd
!" 'hc United Brethren Church
IJarrison 'i5,. D" Y. Jssr Tahrnan,
David Jordan, forty-dvc Years old. died
yesterday near Mt jackson or pneu-
mon n She was MISS Sallie Slnoota
ahu leaves 2 daughter ana g brother.
Russrli :. aIcY':iiI
Special 10 The 'riines-D spntth.l
ceiling, vs., March s.Eusscll s
McFsl! aged forty-two died OH Mon.
day at the lone OF his fathor. WI
Ha'n Neral. He was a, one time one
q the leading legal lights OF this
IN his county as Wei! - those al.
joining. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
Levi, VI; L.cibis ,

special TO The Times -Dispatchl
lexington, Va, March s.-Lcvi Moye,
i-eiblS, aged scventy-twO years, q
prominent farmer and many years a
5chooi trustee, died a, his home near
i;eHinEton. this morning after brief
iIlhess. Tic Mas born at Mil Creek
Ia FOR G!lirty-five years he was "a
teacher III 1cbanon county. Pa nigh-
teen OF which he was principal Of tbs
nish school at Cornwall. ..and eighteen
Years a mag iStrate there. He !ocutcd
mere twcnty-siX years ago He IS SURF
yiyed by his widow. who was Miss
l'iinc Fittcry, three sons ana two
daughters, one Of whom Is Mrs FranE
r. Neel, Of CovcSville. Md, ard sew
cTal brothers In pcnnsylyania
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
Deaths at IIcathsyiIlc.

r ,lLSptriII 20 Tne Kings Dlspotch.l
lea thsville, Va, March S-John
tIyn died ut his home, near Burgess
store: Monday, and was buried this
morning at l'airfelds Baptist Church.
me funeral services We're conducted
by Rev. Herbert S. Driscoll
Jeremiah Headley died at his come,
near Union Village. on Tuesday morn
ing He leaves wife and two sons.
the services being conducted by Rev. r..
=. LIail, OF tic II. j. Chlirch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES
LAXATIVE BROAIO touininc tho world wide
! old AuH Irip remedy removes cause. Cali full
hamc Look foi Signature II. w. GROVE, 2Jc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
Jesse Couch.

special to The Times ispatch.l
Lynchburg, Va March S.--Legse,
Coucli, aged seventy-cight years n
farmer. who lived near En,noless, and
who was well known in the city. died
az ms home TUESDAY night at II
o'clock, after a long Illness 81 a trouble
OF the heart He is survived by his
VIE and one son. The burial VIII take
place TO morrow afternoon at Shiloh
Church, Campbell county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09
Bcnin,nin Wiltshire.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
(. fredericksburg, Va, March SG-Ben-
jamin Wiltshire. son of AIR. and Mrs
Joseph y. Wiltshire, OF Orange county.
student ut Fork Union Military
Academy in C;oochland county. died at
that institution Sunday after brief
illness. The body was taken to his
home and interment made III the Gene
terry at New Hope Church, in that
county lie is survived by his parents,
several brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Matilda Hall.
tSpecal to The Times Dispa ten
Altavista. Va, March S.--Mrs. Matilda
Hall, wife Of the late Thomas Hall,
died a the home tf her nephew John
Hall near Rcithbcnd, March g. The
internrent was III the family burning
ground. rev, j. y. Barnhardt ,otficiat-
ing. Mrs. Hall vas probably the old :
est woman in Campbell county, having
been ninety-tWo years Of age.
Mrs. AVN j.. 5IcIEnI%ht.
tSpecial to The Times Dispatc
charlottesville, Va. March S.Mrs.
Ann Elizabeth Mcknight. wife OF the
late G. TT. Mcknight. died at O'clock
this morning at the residence OF her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-09

son to philadelphia. aud that it was
GtNpected that he would be taken to Il
hospital Immediately for treatment.
Information OF his death whicl. must
haNc oeen very sudden.
=, i11IurinE the past fifteen years Or.
iall had occupied the chair 81 theoi-
osT =. The Columbia (S ca rhcoiosi-
aetorate here TO that work AS pro-
lessor at Columbia Dir. Halls carcc,.
was crowned with splendid success.
As pastor In I,ynchburg and he
, mas IN charGc Of the old First Churcn
mere r., Tor nearly q uuarter OF !, century
lie was beloved BY all WHO knew aim.
lev men have gone Into o&har fields;
ron Iynchhurs who left the warm
let here. LIS work here was crowncd
with great success, and at The semi
nary II could not have bscn more sue.
ta R5 na a,sd MIS- WIS . who vas Miss
ana ana MS BODY VII be brought to Lynch.
burg for burial, He is SURVIVED ~ 3
son and 4 daughter. John Hail. I: prom
inent attorney In Philadelphia. and
\ =, Ne f,a,, Han, who resided With
ttiyye OF Mississippi, and he came to
LynchbnrE from that state
n - Handy, Or. Hairs brother-in
iaW. mas y, gone ne to philadelnhia. having
the announcement OF his death.
Mrs. Judith Foster.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Eureka Mills. VA. March S-AIrs.
JUDITH Foster widow OF Joseph W.
roster, died last night after q lingcr-
Deuiah Cemetery tomorrow morning.
Airs Foster WAS cighty-two Years old
The surviving children arc Charles +.
and Joseph Foster.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-01
WILL. iPRoTECT OREGON
FROM BUBONIC PLAGUE

Portland 0re.-Special precautions
have been taken by the health au-
thorities of the city, in connection
with the state Board Of Health ana
the federal government, to protect
Oregon. from The possibility ot Dncu-
monte or bubonic plague Or other in.
fectious diseases that might be
brought here from the Orient
War was declared on rats reaching
this port On vessels from Aslatc ports
and in order TO examine each ship,
additional men have been employed
50 that careful inspection may be
made. Oriental liners coming here
have been found to he ovcrrun with
rats and it was feared they might
carry the dread disease that is now
causing so many deathes in the far
East
When ships arrive with any con-
tagious disease on board, it will be
fumigated Immediately ana held in
quarantine until every vestige OF the
disease has been eradicated. While a
vessel is unloading a special officer
is to be on hand and make a careful
Inspection of the cargo. Special pre-
caution is to be taken when ballast
is unloaded to see to it that it does
not include rats. When these rod
ents are found, they are killed and
burned. ta
The assistance Of county and state
officials IS being given readily to DR.,
c. H Wheeler, city health officer
and the additional men employed in
the work viii be made deputy sher-
tffs so that arrests may be made in
cases where ship captains or owners
are found who refuse to comply with
the orders Of the health authorities
Not a suspicious case has been dis
covered by Dr. Wheeler as yet that
has any of the indications of the ma
lignant diseases most feared, and it is
thought If ordinary care is exercised
there will be no possibility of an out.
break here. Other coast cities are
taking similar precautions in main
tanning strict quarantine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-01

past few months endeavoring to trace
the origin of the money that is financ-
ing the enterprise.
Thus far the Candy Canal company
which maintains an extensive irriga-
ton system in that vicinity has stood
sponsor for the railroad, but officials
of the concern declare that men high
er up in the financial world really
are back of it.
While some Portland railroad me
are inclined to scott at the idea thi
the project ever will be complete J
even declaring that the intention Of
the promoters is not to build rail-
road, but TO construct an irrigation
canal, developments of the past few
weeks indicate that tracks will be laid
and cars in operation before the end
of the present year.
The announced intention Of the
promoters is only to develop the land
adjacent-to the main line and to
series OF feeders that are to connect
with it through some of the nearby
valleys, but in carrying out this plan
Il appears that persons high UP in
the official family of the Hill system
will be benefited most.
Although much of this land is held
by private owners, at least 100000
acres Is owned by the Western Colo
nization company, which bought the
Willamette and Cascade Mountd
military wagon road grant sever
years ago, C. E. S. Wood. of Portlanu,
acting as agent for the; French syndi-
cate that formerly held the property.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-01
TEDDY TO ADDRESS
OREGON UNIVERSITY

University Of Oregon, Eugene, Ore,
April 1-(Spec,al. Word has just
hean received from the Southern Pa
.of- o~0o2ny bv Prof. Schaffer that
the "Shasta Limited" will BE- stopped
at the University city next Wednesday
morning to allow Theodote Roosevelt
to address the university students.
Roosevelt, who has recently furnished
q series Of Earl lectures at the Uni
vcrsity Of California sisnlfied his
Willingness to. speak at oregon, pro-
vijrd Arrangements could be made
with the railroad company. Eugene
is the only town on the line between
san Francisco and Portland whose re
quest has been granted by General
Manager O'Bricn of the railroad com
panY
Roosevelt = not travelling in pri-
yaf. car, but is journeying as an or
binary tourist. accompanied only by
+ his secretary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-01
The PaStinc.

The house of quality. Extra fine
program for sundays change; @
"A Tale of Two Cities" Third and
closing part of Dickens great story,
that you have been SO anxiously walt
ing for. This picture takes the audi
ence to Paris. The scene when the
condemned prisoners are going to the
guillotine and Carton, comforts the
poor little seamstress condemned to
die with him, is dramatic and hollS
the attenution SO closely that the ,au-
dience sits with tense nerves through
out the scene,' .rY.a. ...
"The Open Road" lKalem.- A
strong dramatic love stery. With
tense heart interest throughou-. Fca-
turing Gene Gauntier as ora.
"Whiffels' Double" Pathe Whit
files is in love, but being bashful
and timid youth, he does not make
much progress at the home of his i'm
'marata. tssssss ss.vsI
"A Boys wit' American. \ most
Interesting story of thu courage ofta
little lad who is left at nome to care
for his infant sister.
"A Flirty Affliction.t Essanay.