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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
GERMANY MAY Be
SUPREME ON SEAS
New Engine Likely to Make
Present Dreadnoughts
Obsolete.

LONDON, February 1.-THE British
adniraity has received news from a
reiiauie source that IA type OF in,eiuuI
coMoustion engine mas peen pruus ut
weii toward cvnipIetIUn uy German eA-
pertS, "h.ch, IL a. luitIS the eApegtu-
LIONS oi les ues.sneis, s,iouiu s,.u ,ne
German navy AN iinin.nss .a> antase IN
us race ior Supremacy aEu,nsl inc
Brilisn. as well as u,nr, natIes OF the
world.
a prominent engineeer. who has
iearneu VI the man uetuiis of TINS en-
sine, wnicn It's ues.gners have endear-
orea TO Keep secret, saiu to the Asso-
cialed Press:
Il can CONCEIVE that n vessel may be
designed using these eng mes, which
would MAKE ,ue latest DreudnouSnt
opsoiete, ana II Mouiu look as II the
revolution was imminent. For such ii
vessel the ieuius Oi SCANNING might ba
multiplied by three or Tour. or the
thickness of armor it could carry
greatly reduceu, or the SulneraDl lily
inucn diminished. During the las,
three or four years a great revolution
mas been In pi os ress IL perlectng the
reliability, performance OF DUTY and
economy OF the type of engine. The
principal problems have been: To OBJ
tain perfect combustion, TO enlarge the
cyhnuer units, TO make the eXpiosion
" uHePi4e vi optn sues OF the piston.
Germany has led IN the study and
evolution OF this engine and is rur III
advance of otner countries The In
ternal details of such an engine are
easily Kept secret, and the rerlecuon
sof successful counter design by any,
other nation would necessarily require
long period OF experiments. 1t APP
pears TO the scientinc men who know
If this work by the German engineers
that the German navy may have a pro-
found advantage over It's rivals in this
engine. which apparently is nearly
ready for use. No other navy, it is be-
lievcd. has advanced nearly so far inl
work upon information combustion en-.
zines"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
WHILE coNyIoTs SING pInGE.
Charles Swenton Executed Mt Sing
Sing Prison for Murder.

Osslning. y. y. February 5.-While
the condemned inmates in the death
house in sing Sing prison softly sang
"Sate in the Arms OF Jesus" Charles
Swenton, n negro. was executed In the
electric chair this morning for the
murder of Isaac Lee. 1t was the first
time In the history Of the prison that
the condemned have ever sung death
lirga while another has paid the PEN
atty OF his life 3wenton went to Tn ,
chair cheerfully. After two shocks
he was pronounced dead.
Charles Swenton shot and killed
Isaac Lee on the night OF November 3.
1910, at the latter's homs on w .st
s!x;y-ninth Street. New York City.
Both were negroes.
The killing was the indirect result
of a quarrel over the tariff The two
men wer. drinking in a saloon. ami
the discussion was suggested by a
poster on the wall. Lee said he
couldn't understand how the trusts
could have got hold OF cold fish,
because thsre are SO many in the sea.
This remark anGered Swenton, who
told Les to "cut It out" In the quar-
rel that followed Swenton was roughly
handled by Lee. The next night Sven
ton went to Lees apartment and shot
him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
PRIEST GOES TO EXILE
Russian Recalcitrnut ED Route to
M0nnstGrE IN DruAIInE Room, Gur.

Russian RecalcitrHut ED Route to
MONSTER! IN Drawing Room Chr.
81. Petersburg, February 5.-Tne re-
caicitrant bishop Hermogenes, who
was dismissed from the Saratov duo
cese and c%iled by order of the EN-
left early this morning for Zhirovitslly
monastery. his place OIL punishment He
is making the Quincy in drawing
room car, and is escorted by several
high police officials.
The reactionary priest Heliodorus,
the abbot Of Tsaritsyn. who also was
ordered to be banished to a remote
monastery In the government Of Vlod-
;mlr for championing the cause Of
j5lshop Hcrmogenes. Is still in hiding,
and. an active search Is being carried
on by detectives TO find out his where
nbOuts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06

A.. 6. Baldwin. r. 6. Paxton, A. T.
Matthews. and II. F. Thomus, ali of
Glasgow. and J. c. Dill and c. s
on ar; ~ ca Gao6 t,a is survived by his sec
T.. ID. FetAcr.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Concord. ~ c., February 5.-P. b
tetzer. Tor quarter oi n century .
Leading merchant OF Concord. died this
pp oI,aamin,I n' ,pennsyiv9dia Hospital.
Air, Fcizer was siHty-three years old
and native OF Virginia. He is sur
rived by his wife and tve sons. Two
sons are teaching In Nirginia-Robert
fetzer at Woodbury. Forest, and viii
nam Fetzer ut F'ishburne School.
ID. T.. Shelton.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
winston Salem. ~. c.. February g.
=. shcIlon. prominent In business
circles OF Forsyth and Stokes counties,
G me-, last night at sandy Ridge. aged
MY years, his death being caused by
paraiysl5 Mr Shelton leaves an estate
l.. j. Blnnkcnbuker
Especial to The Times. DispatchI
fredericksburg. Va. February g.
l.. J. Blankcnbaker, q well known GILL
d dsn. OF Madison county. died few
Law. E.iJJ: Brockmun.. aged forty.tour
and one sister. 800
Captain w. II. TrcnbIc.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
- Fredericksburg. Va. February g.
Captain w. II. Treabie, OF Lancaster
county died suddenly from the effects
4 few evenings, ago He is survived 10y
MS wire and three grown children.
Mrs. y. G. Hubbard.
Especial TO The Times - ispatch.)
Fredericksburg. Va, February s.
Mrs: S. G. Hubbard. of Louisa county,
died ut her home. after 4 lingering Ill
ness, aged Afty-ire years. Her hus-
oand and two Children survive her.
Joseph Sutton.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch:]
Joseph sutton. formerly OF Caroline
county. died a few days ago at Ar
iington. Tex; The remains were
Wrought To his old home in Caroline
county. and intcrment was made in the
family burying ground on the old SUIT
ton estate. Mr.. Sutton was torty-sIx
years old. and Is survived By bis
rather. TWO brothers and two sisters.
W. *. Tntum.
;, Especial to The Times Dispntch.J
=, Roanoke. Va. February 5.-W. X
Tatum, forty-iive years old, foreman
81 the state convict camp near Raleigh
Court. fell dead this afternoon while
using telephone In the Office OF coal
company Mr. Tatum had been deal
weeks. and after attending to some
business there to-day asked to use the
phone He reached for the instrument
and took the receiver, and as he did SO
ell dead.
Mr.. Tatum is survived by his widow
and four children He was from Din
Wtddlc county, Two convicts from the
camp were with Mr.. Tatum at the time
OF his death. One of these said that
men seemed deeply affected over the
otncers death, saying he was most
Kind to the men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
AGREE ON TERMS
Republicans Perm, emperor to RetnIr
Title,

:, NankinE, February 5.-Wu Ting
rang, the republican Minister OF JUS
Sice; rang Snao ii. the representative
vel the republican Foreign Minister
nau long conference to-day wttr
president sun Vat Sen on the final
II is believed That thSy he,a onciS..,
upon some notifications, namely, that
INC Emperor snaIi retain his title dur
ing ms lifetime, but tnat il snail not
ne hereditary; that he snail have no 20.
itlcai authority. and that he shall DC
permitted TO reside in the paiace at
Pck!nE,, with an annual pension OF A.
900 taels.
y dispatch from the Northern gen
erals embodies request to Marking
republicans to grant the most liberal
terms to the court In view or the apdi-
millions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
PRICES ON HOP SINGS

Tong Battle In sun jose, Cal, Ends
Without BIoohshed.
San Jose, CAL. February 5.-China-
men supposed to be of the Hip Sing
Tong made an attack in force early
to-day from the tops of adjoining
buildings ON the house and store OF
May Wah. head Of the Hop Sings.
May Wah was not in the place. but
his wife was. Half dozen shots were
fired, but no one was hurt.
Lee Wei. n Hip Sing man, was ar
rested to-day. and the police found in
his possession n list of Hop Sing men
with prices on their heads. There
wero thirty names on the list accord
Ing to interpreters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06

The body OF Clinton A. Boyce, for
who died suddenly Sunday night at
the home OF Mrs. NJ. S. Sublett, 1895
West Grace Street. will be taken to
morning at $3.50 O'Clock by way of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. The
funeral Will take place at an hour to
De determined later To accompany
Thomas and Sidney r. Royce. arrived
In Richmond yesterday. PAIL bearers.
all clerks of the State Senate with
been named as follows: O. ". Hanger.
assistant clerk: H. g.. Shackelford,
Journal clerk: j. e. Henley. ]. Horace
Brown and F. c. Larahee. commIttee
clerks. and John r, Jeter. enrolling
clerk. At the time OF his death MIR.
Boyce was serving as clerk to the Sem
ate Committee on Banking and Insur-
ance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
ROMAN CATHOLIC BANK.
Hungarian Institution to Finance big
Church Estates.

Budapest. February 5.-A Roman
Catholic Bank has been founded in
his city under the name OF the Hun
sarian Bank Company" with a capital
If Sl.000.000. which will be subse-
Of this Is being subscribed by Hunga-
rian bishops and mobiles, and the 9TH
or half by French religious orders
The object of the foundation Is to
nance the division Of some Of the big
church estates In Hungary into small
.oldings. work which the church au-
.horities wish to keep out OF the
,ands OF the other banks. The Hunga-
ian Minister of Finance has stated
nat the government Is opposed TO this
oundation, though It cannot prevent
t, as the new bank will compete with
ne land credit banks recently created
With the assistance of the state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
REGARDED AS SUCCESS
WhistlinE and College Yell Intro
duced in Church Services n


duccd in Church Services.
IL llsdaie, n. j.. February 5.-Church
services, opened with an excellent lmi-
tation of college yell and interspers-
ed by music from choir of whlstlinE
boys, is the novel winter program at
the Methodist Church here, OF which
rev. William Burd Is pastor. The ex-
pertinent was tried for the first time
last night, and is pronounced n COM
piete success by the minister
The choir OF boys lined up on the
platform at the opening Of the SER
vices and gave Their club YELL" which
is as follows:
Say. my friend-have you seen
second I'mothy-two hfteen?-first
lhcssalonians-hr twenty-two-tells
you exactly what to do"
Then they whistled stand Up, Stand
UP, for Jesus Wonderful Words of
LIE and other popular hymns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
To Confer Royn, Purple Degree.

The regular meeting OF Neilson Encnmp-
ment. I. o. o. F.. will be held in Fraternity
Hall. At 2i5 West Broad Street on wednes-
day night at o'clock The royal purple
degree VIII DO conferred number OF
candidates. after which the steward com.
mittee Will serve refreshments. This en-
campment has made rapid strides OF late,
and Is adding rapidly to what lie already o
very large membership.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
Refuses to Arpcnr.

Washington. February 5.-James c.
McReynolds. special counsel for the
government in the suit against the
clined to appear before the Senate
Committee on the Judiciary to discuss
the Cummins plan for appeal to the
Circuit Courts approval of the to-
hacco trust" reorganization plan. Mr..
McReynolds based his refusal on tho
pressed the governments position at
hearing before the committee a
fortnight ego.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06

breaking In and stealing stoves or ranges.
Tho first warrant charged him with break
Ing into the home of T. J. Todd. 515 West
Marshall Street. and stealing therefrom q
stove: tho second warrant, with breaking
into a place at 1928 Park Avenue. owned by
Chaplin Hume. and stealing therefrom
four crates; the third warrant. with break-
Ing Into :243 West Broad. and stealing there
from "a stove. and the fourth, with breaking
Into the place of T.. c. Richards. 80 North
Lombardy. and stealing another stove.
Harris is In jail. and the warrants were
served on hl.n there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
CREW PICKED UP AT SEA
British Schooner abandoned WI
Wreck WINS Imminent.

Liverpool, February S.--The whole
If the crew of the British schooner
iibernia has been picked up at sea by
',he BRUSH steamer Denis, which LETT
Galveston January II for this port and
has just reported BY wireless.
The Hihernia. which wBe on the way
from Transport. n. s., TO Barbados.
Was abandoned by her crew January
81. in latitude 1871, longitude $3.50
and the members OF the crew say that
size was then breaking up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
EPIDE1lIC OF PNEUMONIA
Eighty Cnncs In Five blocks on Ono
Street In NcYH York

Street In New York
New York, February 5.-nn unusual
epidemic of pneumonia. confined to five
blocks of Villa Avenue. narrow
street In the upper part of New York
City, is attracting the attention OF
physicians and health experts. More
than eighty cases OF the disease have
beer reported in the past few days.
According TO physicians, the Illness is
partly due to the condition of the
street. which is piled high with ash
cans. garbage and debris OF every de-
scription. Most OF the houses are two
family structures occupied BY foreign
ers. An epidemic of typhoid fever
swept the same street four years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
Rms, Acccpts McmliershIp.

Chicago. February Ex-Governor R.
p. Bass, OF New Hampshire, to-day no.
titled the National Roosevelt Commit
tee here that he had accepted member
ship on the general committee being
formed to promote the candidacy OF
the former President. He IL the FIRST
man in official life in New England to
Join the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
DEATHS

O'BRIEN-Died. February 5. at 7:4o p.
~. at his fathers residence l12
North Twenty sixth Street. ROBERT
W.. the infant son of Blanche Fuqua
and Robert w. O'Brien.
Funeral notice later.
WRIGHT-Died. Sunday. February :.
1912, at 1855 p. NJ, "PEACHY"
WRIGHT. of near Cold Harbor. Han
over county, Virginia.
Services at o'clock TOMORROW
at the grave Mt family burying
ground at Wickham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
Scarlet Fever ar CoII.r

l'PGCIaI 10 Inc Times DISpa tch1
Luxembourg. Va. February "a ca1e
OF scariet fever has developed in the
es, n1q 6ody at the Virginia Christian
Ioiiege. ana Few students have rono
to their homes as a result. e'
The patient has ben Isolated and
no fear is entertained as to the spread
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
REPUBLICANS OF NORFOLK
IADoISoE ruE.oIDEST TAFT

norfolk. Va. February s.-Republicans of
Norfolk city and Norfolk county toHnioS.
ADOPTED resolutions indors!ng the cand, AIcy
OF PRESIDENT TAFT for the 1872 preaid,nlt,at
nomination.
The action OF tho city and county Repub
Leans means that the Second pstrlci co.
'tntion Will name two Taft delegates nj
.trSe to the national convention, and taken
where In the State. practically insures n
Tait solid delegation nom Vlrrinin.
Nationa! Committeeman Alvah n. Martin
wns also Endorsed for re -eicctIon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
IccCnnniHr rrn,,l,ln.

Lynchburg, Va, February 5-Anchor
ice In the river and breakdown in
put the entire street car system Of m .
city out OF commission for nearly two
hours this morning, and the working
people OF the city had 10 walk to their
work. regardless of the distance and
temperature OF 20 degrees below
freezing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
NEW STOMACH RELIEF GETS
COUNTRYWIDE ENDORSEMENT

body's word for it-try 1t yourself
on an absolute guarantee. gst. pack
.Digestit" Is a little tablet easy to
swallow. and absolutely harmless 1t
digests all the food. prevents fermen-
to ton, stops gas formation, prevents
stomach distress after eating, aids as
similation.. relieves. indigestion almost
instantly, and cures dyspepsin--50c.
Ask at any drug store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
Snith-I{udEon.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Lynchburg. Va. February 5.-Miss
Ethel H. Hudson, one of the best
known school teachers Of the city, was
married Saturday at Washington 70 a
ihomas Smith. formerly OF Lynchburg,
but now q draughlsman for the New
York Shipbuilding Company. at Cam
den. ~. j. a number Of friends from
hee witnessed the marriage. Mr.. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
GOT HEAVY PENALTY FOR
RUNNING BLIND TIGER

charged with the Illegal sale of Into.,
cants' corneliue Reynolds and Percy cyius
were arrested sunday at Gnyton Mines, and
Sesteruay nned $40 and costs and given a
term OF ninety days in jail. The two deal.
ere "eTe caught redhanded by the count,
ohcefs, arrested and hauled before Magls-
Iato J. y. Henley. who gave them do.e
OF Henrico Justice that rivaled Jersey Iu,
tice In lts swiftnesa 'S
me TWO men were brought to the Henr,co
rico county. VI fie"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
Butler L. Annoiniad

AZ MS earnest request President Peters
yesterday relieved Councilman Gilbert X.
fo!ocS from service on the spec'7f com.
Intttee appoint. TO Investigate the public
echooi system naming w. D. Butler, OF Lee
Maro, IN his place. This makGs Mr.. Umlauf
me ranking member or the epr.laI com
n'ttee' and Its probable chairman. No meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
DEATHS

at 1918 this morning. at
her resldence. $40 North Adams
LER. Wife Of John w. Miller and
daughter Of the late Benjamin Han
cock. She leaves her husband and
three children Lillian Westiey,
Henry Leroy and John Edwards--to
mourn their lcAs.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06

Tho new remedy for Indigestion,
called 'Dlgesut," has bsen found q
certain quick relief and permanent
remedy for stomach disorders. Lett
ters from thousands who had suffered
the fortunes OF indigestion and got re-
lief. from the use OF "Dlgestit" are
increase in demand from every part
OF the country Is proof OF It's popular
ity. But you do not have to tRko anye
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
LEAGUE BACKS ROOSEVELT
organization Hearing His Nume Ia
sues nO.DfJO I,ctf.rs

sues 10000 Letters.
New York, February 5-Tbo .poo
welt League of New York State" new
99rsanization, Of which Llndon Bates.
~ H.. is president. is to-day sending out
OF letter urging the nomination. Of
CoIpnei Roosevelt for the presidency.
ne letters are being mailed to Re.
publican voters In all parts of the
otate. and each envelope incloscs also
three post cards. which are to be
passed on by the recipient to friends.
on the plan OF an endless chain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
afnsonn CeIehrnte.

New Orleans. La. February 5.--The
lishment OF the Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masons of
louisiana was celebrated here to-day.
Hundreds Of Masons and their guests
attended. Five hundred Masons at
tended a banquet tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
w. Marion seny.

CSpeclal to The Times Dispatcni -,
Lynchburg, Va, February 5.-N.
Marion Seay. who was about seventy
years OF age. died very suddenly thls
morning in the oifite II J. l.. walker.
over Cralghin g. Jones's drug store
which was used by the decedent as an
office for many years. MIR. Seay went
MIC the office, and Mr. Walker noticed
that ne appeared to be Ill. In saort
time Nlr. Seay Tell to the floor, but he
was conscious when he was assisted
10 chair. He thought he would be
better in a few minutes. but instead
hs grew worse, and Mr.. Walker tele-
phoned for DR.. Preston. Shortly after
The physician arrived. and before any
thing could be done for Mr.. Seay.
death had ensued. the end being so
quiet that 1t was not noticed imre-
diately by those In the room the
body was removed to his home, s1I
Eighth Street.
Mr. Seay was one OF the best known
residents OF the city. and for many
years engaged In the contracting and.
building business. He was for long
time Identified with the firm OF Wilson
& Seay, and later with w. ". Seay G.
Son. Last summer Ill health caused
i'm to retire from active business.
Several months ago he was very Ill
u
10 be abba to be about. but his condi.
ton was such that his sudden death
did not come as great surprise to
mis- friends and family.
Mr.. Seay was for years adjutant OF
Garland Rodes Camp. Confederate Vet
erans, having served In that office
until his health caustd him to retire.
He served through the Civil War with
credit to himself, and was intensely
Interested in the Lost Cause to the
last
Mr.. Seay is survived by his wife
and the following children: Mrs. ]. e.
Wood. Joseph Seay. Of Goshen: W. NJ.
Seay, Jr.. John D. Seay, Roland n.
Seay, Elwood Seay, OF Abingdon Miss
Annis Seay. of Bedford City. and
Charles Seuy.
Funeral OF Captain Gabbert.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.]
Buchanan. Va, February 5.-The flu
neral OF Captain David 3. Gabbert,
Mayor of. Glasgow, took place here to-
day at II O'clock, conducted by the
Rev. w. T. Williams. his former pas
tor, now Of Lynchburg, and Boiling
fIobson, of this place.
Captain Gabbert expired suddenly
Saturday night at his home In Glasgow
from an attack of acute indigestion.
He was siSty-eight years of age, and
the greater part Of his life has been
spent in the service of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. For a
number OF years he was supervisor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
Camp Elects Once,

IspscIaI 20 Ihe'TImes- Dispatch.J
LynchburE. w.. February 5-Gnr-
erans; has elected the following officers
Tor the current year:
Commander. Joseph l. Thompson
First :ieutenant-C Comma 81 n
tialney: Second Lieutenant Com mander
T. M. HcCorkle; Adjutant. Thomas g.
Miller; Treasurer, w. D. Nowlin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
SHADOW OF GREAT ROCK

Scripture Drawn Upon TO loom Roose-
vclt's CnndIdncy.
Evanston. ILL.,. February 5.-The Rev.
W. r. McElveen. in his sermon last
night, used scriptural quotation to
describe the reason Theodore Roosc-
Welt should be candidate for Presi-
dent.
The text was taken from Isaiah:
He is shadow of Il great rock In
q weary land
This. the minister explained, is tho
poetical description of an oasis in a
desert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
Building Permits.

Building and repair permits were issued
yesterday aS foEows:
Z. L. Ford, to erect two-story brick
tcnemt, three dwellings, the south side
of Main Street between alien Avenue and
Park Streets. to cost $500.
A. Hutzler's Sons to repair n brick store.
Sl5 East Broad Street, to cost $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
Jnmcs l., Johnston.

ISpecldi 10 Tic IlHits- D!spa tch.
Asheyillc. y. c., February 5.-Jnmcs
+. Johnston, "A brother OF United States
Senator Joseph l.. Johnston. OF Ala
ioama. died at his home in this city
last night He was eightyfuur years
Of age, and had been resident OF
Ashevillo for about eleven years. untll
a short time ago he had good health.
but n stroke OF paralysis which he suf-
He Is survived by his brother and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
OBITUARY

Judge Edward Winston Ar-nistead.
DanVille, Va. February Sex Judge
Edward Winston Armlstead, of the
county Court OF Halifax. died at his
residence here tonight after long
iiihcss, aged hfty-nYe years. He serv-
ca Two terms on the bench. Judge
armistead had resided here for two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
FaIls Two Stories

John Davis, OF OIL North Thirteenth Street
.fcll from the second story Of the new build
.InS going up on South Tenth Stree, yester-
nay afternoon and was painfully hurt He
was attended by DR.. Hulchcr. OF the city
ambulance corps, and waH afterwards taken
home.