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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
NUMBER OF DEAD
NOWPLACED AT41.


Regina. saska July 1.-The number
Of dead rs the result CT the tornado
that struck Regina ana vicinity last
night is now placed at forty-one. 1t
is expected ;hat when the list finally
is completed it VIII show a total OF
eighty deaths as many persons were
boating on Nascans Lake when tho
storm struck. ana only u few OF them
have been accounted for
Fully 400 persons We're injured ana
Of these few arc expected to die.
The property loss Will reach fuzzy
Sl0.GoO.OoO.
Tho military has been recalled from
T. annual cncampment and is in charge
OF tho city
The storm lasted only short time
In fact. II was over so quickly that the
people hardly had time to realize what
lad taken place. and some "f the es-
capes from death were miraculous.
Buildings only block from the path
OF tho storm We're injured only slight
y. The hrst intimation that those out
side Of tho storm zone had OF the dis
aster was when three girls who had
escaped from the wrecked telephone
exchange. belonging 20 the govern
nent telephone lines. appeared at
newspaper office ana told their expert
from the second floor of the telephone
building to the basement. carried down
by a nfteen-ton switchboard.
RESCUE work L. Begun.
Soon hundreds Of willing hands be-
gan 1.-THE work OF rescue.
The electric tight plant supplying
the city was put out OF commission
when the storm struck. causing con
fusion and retarding the work
The nrW rallilfnanf huffdfru 4t,cr
completed ~ q cost Of s2.0Oo.ooo was
one OF the first struck. and while It
sun stands was badly shaken
Many freaks OF tine wind are shown.
The roof OF the fancory building was
carried three blocks and crashed
through handsome new residence.
-Four livery stables We're demolished,
and every horse in each of them
Killed
The eecape Of seventy-nve girls
working IN the telephone exchange
was probably the most miraculous of
any The building was demolished
1T was at first believed that large
number had been killed. superintenl-
ent J. r. Sutherland wired the general
office. at Winnipeg carly in the night
that probably twenty girls had been
killed and forty injured This. how
ever proved to be untrue. lust how
many were injured Is not known, but
none was killed nor fatally injured
List of Dead md Injured.
The following is the list OF dead so
far recovered and identified.
j. ]. Bryan. manager OF tho Thorpe
e Anderson Company: j Y Scott.
George Craven. Mrs. Guthrie. Mrs. W.
7. Mcdonald. Mrs. Logic and child. Mrs
T. l.. Mckay and two children. Mrs.
Fred IIindson. James IIndson. Rev.
Thomas House. Mr.. and Mrs. Blenchom.
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AIDS TITANIC MEMORIAL.
'rS' 'nrtcr Harrison Enrolled
Member of General Committee


Member of General Committee.
washington. July Mrs. Carter IT
Harrison, wife OF the Mnyor o.
Chicago. has enrolled as a mo,nbor ~
, IN. general committee Of 100 OF tho
Women's Titanic Memorial. and his
no''Hed tho headquarters cnc.als In
ils CITY OF her intention to wor,s for
nc success of the movement for ..wo.
men tribute to heroic manhood"
MIS-. liarrison's interest in the mo
m 1rlal project was aroused bv Nc
iohn Hays Hammond. VINO. with ho,.
husband was IN Chicago during tho
recent Republican National conven.
ION Mrs. Harrison at once decided to
'nNe an active part In the work ar tho
memorial and she Will begin the tsrIs
OF organizing local branches in
Chieaso ana Illinois and !nterestinr
Gun women and society women o.,
nlcago in the raising of funds win
Mhleh to erect tho memorial to the
men who went down with The Titanic
saved. '"'eH' DC
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serN'lNs Were conducted al the grave in
iaufy Cemetery.
Death OF Infant.
katherine, tae two mon,hs-oid Infant OF
Mr. ana Mfs. H. T.. Elw!a, l.ea SUNDAY
afternoon at her parents Aoine nl- MeDon-
nuFh street IAe i-nrral wili take place
tal. afternoon. although the hour AaA NOS
seen deteftainet. lar lnteiment VIII oc ia
itserNlew Cemetery.
lhe child. with It's twin sister Pauline.
was ,h- nrst IA iAl state 20 10 Registered
under iaN new Wthl statistics law passed
uf tn- iast session W the legislature.
Holds Lawn Party.
the fh!atHct society Of the Porter street
Presbyterian church save lawn Marty last
nisht on vac chuirh lawn. = conslderable
cum Was notied ~ the sa!e o. ice-cseam
and cake.
To Have Inwn Pnrty.
For the benefit o. tAe Clopton street BAp-
tsi Church avn party wl! or given to-
. SHIT az ten resldent. o. Mrs " Z sadler,
81 cqwar1.n Avenue.
Personal Mention.
Miss Gladys James az Crewe Is tn. CUES,
az Miss Marie Ellington.
temper Wake was visitor Sunday in
Pctcrsbufs
Mss John IeHers. OF wilmington. \ C.
T. waiting Der orotaer. Wilaln J-n.rs a.;
Woodland Heights
Miss Katherine Daniels returned SUNDAY
rom NrNpori News, Where she spent the
past i-w month";
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formerly OF Illinois. Mrs. william
Shaw. John FERGUSON. Laurence Hods
man. ten years old; Arthur Donaldson.
w. C Grey. William McMarda. William
Crabb. Charles Lynn. +. Frcmpton. A.
r. Mckillopp. Mrs q. McDougal and
three daughters. ". J. WILSON. II. f.
Restadd. Mrs. H. Ayre. james p. Cot
fee. Lisbon Island: r. w Harris. three
Cinnamon. unidentified
Injured:
Mrs. e. p. Gordon, Ellen Nyiins. Mrs.
Holmes. AIRS. Susan Holmes. Mrs. era
ham. Jessie Graham. James Louickie.
Mrs. y. Bruce. Alexander Eeasortson.
AIR McNeg'y. Lois Bates. L. Blenk-
norm. Frank Gars,on. Carl I<eistor. j.
i. hudson, James Dunn. Mrs. James
Duun. Vera y. Saunders
On Lorn Street. one OF the principal
residence thoroughfUres. scarcely a
building is left standing.
HALLWAY Iuiidjngs Iiazcd
The Canadian railway yards are a
Hat oNuansc OF ruined SHOPS and trains
Not whole car remains in the yards
some of chem were picked up by tho
wind ANA carried for several blocks.
One was Carried clear through tho
freight sheds.
The whole north side OF the city is
practically wiped out No one knows
how many are dead on that side
canoe WAS carried from Wascana
Lake to Victoria Park. distance OF
three quarters OF q mile. and dropped
there Sailing vessels were picked out
OF the water ana strewu over tho
southern portion OF the city
Tho cvnoln of 1R,nfis. f-nnrgb
was dropped in tho middle Of the
street three blocks away
Late In the evening clerks were
working In the ruins OF the local
Dr nch OF the Royal Bank setting
thinss 20 rights when some men. see
in the door unlocked. walked i'm and
demanded the money there to their
crciit
Grain Elevator DisIodgcd
one of tho largest grain elevators
facing tho railway yards was picked
Up bodily and carried distance of nifty
feet from fits foundation
There were many pathetic incidents
during the night OF searching for dead
and wounded when tho workers dis
covered some members Of their own
families among the debris.
Husbands were searching FOR wives
and mothers for tho children Men
would stop in their work OF rescue
from time TO time to inquire from
passing acquaintance for news OF
friends or relatives MANY families
were separated at the time OF the
storm The day had been extremely
hot and many had sought comfor; TN
the parks. u large number OF people
were out on the waters OF Wascana
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TWO DIE As AUTO I-psrTs
mira PASSENGER Is Morally ,youns,,
In Accident on Roud.

Auburn. y. y. July 1-charlos
stephens, editor of the skaneataics
free Press. and William Topp. also ~
Shameless. were killed. and John Dean
or Auburn. probably was fatallv in-
Jured when Mr.. Deans touring cur. 60
ms at high speed on the Merldian-
cato state. road. near cato last nirht
skiHded off the ro2d. struck tele-
pmone pole and turned turtle catching
all three men beneath It.
The accident happened near ,b.,
hudson Cook farm. and Mr.. cook and
others lifted tho heavy car from tho
men Mr. Stephenson and Arr. Tom
were dead. and Mr.. Dean. unconscions
was taken to the hotel at cato. whore
he was attended by physicians. bur
they held out no hope Tor his recovery
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Deaf HIS

DUNN Died. at p NJ. July !. lalg
~ mis- residence 2ao5 Floyd Avenue,
T. DUNN, tn his nfty-sevonth year.
children
Funeral notice later.
MecULLOUGH-Died at quite Han.
Powhatan county. Va GEORGE III
eldest son OF Frank j and Alice H.
McCullough. aged six years
Funeral TUESDAY MORNING. July
1872, from his brothers residence,
FOG Beverly street. at 1890 O'clock
Internant AZ NJ. Caivarv C.erne tnr, :.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

DMUNDs-Houston Va June %
1912. The funeral Of HENRY ARCH
IsR EpMuNDS, whose death occurred
Thursday morning at the home of
his mother, Mrs Captain Henry Ed
munds. was held a. s. Johns Church
Friday afternoon Mt o'clock ia
was the only son OF the late Captain
Henry Edmunds and was in hir
twenty eighth year Besides his
mother no leaves three sisters Mil
dred Coles, Sallie and Grace .d-
MINDS
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Lake when the storm broke. and ave
ase known TO have been drowned. fail
ing 70 reach tho shor. In time
In the meantime the work OF relief
for those made SO suddenly destitute
has been started. Every home IN the
city tina; is standing has been thrown
opan 10 tho holn.l.ss
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Mrs Ninry Ann MAYO.
tspe Ia 70 lhe Times Dispatcn.l
mar lofte7vill". va July M 4
Mary Ann Mayo aged cighty-one v.afs.
widow OF Urlah Mayo. foi wears pfolri.
ntni in railroad cifcirs. died last night
tne nome OF her daughter. Mrs.
George Burton al cfozet. this counts.
airs Mayo was d Miss Garrison. al.
batesville. this county. ana for II rftr
Der OF years after her marriage resided
u cora qnsvillc. Three sisters SURVIVE
nH,tr--MF ~ Bette Haher ana Mrs e. is.
S.ufray of Charlottczy!lla, ana Mi.
Maltio Glass. 90 Lynehburg and ono
Druthrr. iHahc Garrlsou- of IIcnfnotft.
ihe funeral WIFI he conducted at ths
ilAts poro h4pust church - the Rev.
'irs. Katherine Link.
Sa4lso H9y j. G. Julv i-Mrs. Katie
me LINK, aged seyeuty-thrce YEARS.
san puft She had been sick several
weeks. and Is survived by ,hroc daueh,
lers, Mrs Julia Sides Mrs H. j.
owens and Mrs. glillc Crawford
Mrs. Annie VI. Wood.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LyNcAburs. Va, July i-NIrs Annie
NJ Wood. widow OF Jonn H. Wood. lyno
a.ea ~ AppomattoN county TWO years
ago. d'ed to-day AZ the home % nor
T,dt ghter. Mrs. W. \. Turner, lIl4
Onion street
Mrs wood came here abou, two
years aso and she was in I'M henlth
during tAis period she was native
OF Appomaiiox county. and was n her
seventy ninth year
Funeral OF Guy {. Beck
Especial to The Times Dispatch
salisbury \ C, July 1.-The funeral
o. Guy C Beck who died at his home.
in Salisbury, Saturday night. was heid
sunday afternoon by Rev H. C..
Sp1,nkle. pastor OF Spencer Methodist
Church lie was tw-nty-niae years
Old and is survived by u wife and
three small children.
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is regard FOR the people OF ones
country, all of them; a desire
for the prosperity ard hapDi-
ness of all Of them. . EHilu
Root
For the Gorious Fourth
here's q glorious straw hat at
$1.S5.
Here are dandy Bathing
Suits at $i.OO.
For Boys, soc.
White flannel Trousers, IS
to $3.50.
White buck Shoes, $3.50.
French m dras outin q
Shirts, $500
Pure silk Socks and Scarves,
soc.
Athletic Underwear, soc to
So
Linen crash Suits, IS.
True blue serge SUITS, Sis to
S26.
Genuine Panames, So.
Honespun a n q two piece,
unlined cassime Suits, $40
to $26.
And an all leather Bag at
$3.50; Suit Case, SIS.
Tourists Trunks, SO UP to
the best wardrobe makes at
$50 to SOS.
Here's n G place to star
ronll
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,IcCinng L. DISCHARGED.

Lynchburg. va. Julv l-Tohn r. Az
Cluns, who was indicted month AFRO
IN the Corporation Court on the chargc
OF ne larceny OF $500 OF the fund
81 inc Jewel Fruit Company which
Tor the benefit OF creditors. was d -
charged to-day ana noilo proseoui wa 8
entered as 10 the Indictment
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south Richmond Bureau.
The Times-DlspAtcn.
in-u if.l- A.-...


~,
WV Hl'' street.
Phone Madison il5
re-ct,.s a. 1vss-l,r,-., nerd fo- ,e.
~ r....... 'r.s.
eitr j.. hioht -sn' JF sue" tete' ~
s+-'lsFt-' q. N"ir" .Y iri cont comes ''e"
~ -"s 'v't"s.u' IS -" 10y s-'.- az
Z, 'e go, r,.,1
St-.94'''. current ttNt7 eoi.eeitu u$ Dtpr'!
N go, i,o9.nson iof u l. "S., '
ierd s-A'io in eeAneAen' taxes
HpsH "ti.tH -'sl g. Ni..t" . son '.. , ISIS
tothici 50 water reuts. s-sa2. Maury Come
ssT!, 81 rNv ~ |,irtl c-l.t III y 49,
10 prove in@' 'n-titt MhttF' o. nc Ie,'.v
Court f"Fi is thrHinE nls s',-Ai ~ -
~ "neS ie' '"s 4'-s''"s7 No''''
f"rt We l., ma.
huri irsi DaF IN cry.
Less IMAM iN''Fe hours aver ne tsa.neu
the CITY and -nst g. ne eng o. ~ nist
tas WoFh' ware" oN"s' coiorsu. t".N's
thr.e ssHts o'", ie' ron! an sD';'ii'vn' on
the new Meyo HTiese. ana now. lies IN the
N,l! hosi!tAl W. nt,.u % ro"9'''0"
WIN 'f'@'n sp'ne y 1879, ifaq county
lie came 20 The city Nestefday morning 10
tyke j.2 As i'"oitT on '-s ntw .Han5o
some way lost A.s balance ana topp.ci on
iance o. about twenty feet landing sqgare
on his back Fellow worlmen carried him
to sac poini Ino CITY m nsnlaaee y
Cd 10 a can. ana after giving tho man at
t'nion carried MIN 70 the ,iiy home
For tho PURPOSE q apporIonins the work
~ TIE county road force ior the rext SIX
months No , 'ae eii,e.a soaTa Of Snpsfr's-
o W" neg io-nloTro~ moTn,ns q, u
o oiolN in iNe courthouse IN washington
so"uH "i n'.sent are
'"u.N,n mo VAN 'he
'ftt4itF '. SrFt1at Wnlcn are now ncinf
constructed TIC county VIII bc Is we'll
c 6nePper as @ny ~ the sat- snostantla,
nnvlel' hr.nFe7' spanning the creeks and
erected every
~" Wy in'e'' VIC SUPERVISORS.
SrcgmpAnied ny Nommonwealth's Attorney
", i,f3~5a, Va az. So.h'y i;ns'neeF w
~ ~ -Hi.rIao "Me attorney e. p Cox and
Ir-ngineer j. = Walker. % the Atlantic Coast
IAne' WI make tour cf inspection % the
ros 20 De ereetea by ne rail-
,,,,, iihcd i"r contempt.
ca ao'E ,ln tn9t allure TO appear when his
Sa was '%4!Sd ~ contempt, Justice A
, $500, o.. IN, fonce Court Part ?. yes
Turncr v.s, ,sss ., nnc o. S-,oo on Gilbert
attachmcnt issued by o.ior 1ps'9 ,s on an
enarra 49, 1850" n, ny week on a trivial
faiea 70 ap , ge'' se' .or me hearing he
,nined tia- i's -, ,He,Ce maurice Is deier-
win dcaf sw SIM, pe respected and
hereafter. Win a" Offenders
ssnyo oFH t,THi, 'Hhin9ed' in Court
s,na aii'.v 'lp.os, = dimunative negro too
ed skinned ma 6ov's ,no.S was oraer-
aside and adrn,nI5,sreS nome took him
The nov ,rss ,.Isa sound ihrashing
at a woman $50 WIN Throwing rocks
Upon the wlthdrowa, =. 49,
Robert Geyser charged with "a" non warrant'
was yesterday disrniseod "''' "o"suPport'
Frank Trarner v.ne So. . an
days in default OF a fnc OF e s,d 10 ..toe IN
charge OF being drunk ana al" dIso gSsti on
Jane Avery fortv.eVc ,nnr ia
rested Yesterday on 49,. ~, ,was ar
IS charged Win curslng and abusing Henry
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast: For Nirginia-shover.
Tuesday or Tuesday night and prnbnhiy
rdhcsdnyi light 10 moderate sonib
east winds
For North Cnrolinn-i.ocaI shower.
'"rS"hH nnd probably Wcdncsdn,, mod
craze east and southeast winds
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Special Local Data for yesteraay

Y noon tcmpcraturo
:, T. NJ. temperature ....
-i9 AiMum temperature MP 10
NJ y mum temperature up to
!. NJ ............ "a
Mean temperature
Normal temperature
deficiency In temperature
Hy,nte!ency II Temperature since
Acenm deficiency IN temperature
I ,xenss Ian ragryy .i....,;...... Gig
Acciin rxcass - s.u(e M9rch So
LocnI mn nhns.r, ,...:.t.. 2.78
'remnern,I'ra - VI yesterday.
humidity '' '''-'.' %
VIVA Veioc ciiiyn '''.''.......-... S. T..
Weather . ''''''.
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electric sign. forty 10y forty feet. TO con
tnln iit0 ,,ectrlr bulbs. on the roof OF the
bryan Buiinins az the northeast corner o.
Eighth ana Broad streets.
Some Appropriations.
Ar apnropria ton oi S-.sce was made 70 nc
quifc lni az no south Pine Suee, ios IN,
tnr playground purposes. the dM'lNnE to 1s
moved back as home ior I'll. Jsn'ar IN
board of Hcalth's vaccination account, anu
the rly OF The keepers or Aiaury and kifcf-
vlc,, cemeteries Was increased to Sle-O per
az tum each. The saluIN OF iHe mea4tAi
inspector OF The Health Department was IA
cf,asad go S-oov ny unanimous VOTE ATTY
III tic work beln. done hy the Health De-
re~tment an appropriation ~ !l"9 wss
uade 90 rebuild 'Ae Laurel Street Fire IN
Ihc board % Fire Commissioners wns an
ilof yea 20 pas certain hospita, rnysici en-
with the injuries ana death OF certain Nre-
men al the recent Bnswanser nre' me
-tutt Committee was au.aoT.zrt 20 smooth
pave Thirty second sttees from or te 70
i'uaG beside Chlmho. azo lart TO cost
s., Employment % ionfiA dgpu,F
pny NJ the clerk 10 The building Inspector
was rNod At $1,000 per annuin.
Pay Fixed az $4,000.
Tho ordinance uNlnE the Pay of members
OF The Administrative Board at 5000 each
uAs adopted Without comment. nA'- on APP
preparation OF s..oeo was made go pay COM
iulss!oncrs Tor revision Of registration books
on recommendation OF tho Finance Com
mittcc the Fire Roa-c was authorized 10
contract for modern altomoniv hook ana
ladder truck to cost not more than SiC0o
The fund 70 be provided in the annual pud-
get Cor 1915. when gan additional hook md
ladder company Will hc Installed
The Finance Committee Recommended re-
Section OF resolution approp-lat.ns $500
si0o was made for grading Tayiors Hi
Would 30, IndorSc Wilson
Al iNlr iplLi SIR RnWrldN ASKED SnSNcr
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THE DIMES DISPATCII RICHMOND VA TUESDAY JTTTy 1917

considered +, a bad prccedon; to allow
members TO incur debts Tor thc.clty TO pay
Without special authority. and the reso!u-
lion Was r.,ected
-. t ~. ~ .,,t,,,'',, 80
the XXX Madison AID nuchnnHn Street
hchools whI.n VIVA flhtat under aha rulos
The Water Comm.tt,. wus uuthorizod 10 40
quirc an easement across Beuo Isle Tor II
water main 10 sonth f,tshronl The Vntor
ro,,t,ttis. ,,. .,,.bor'-.d t ,,rtio,, - 80
ianIu X Linens "a yalied .tnninyr t,rowr
old li ih, .tryl,. az s.D .- ,,,.nfn
ON r.con,n,,ndntiou ~ ~. st-e.t c,snut,~
Conin,i,t,@ tb. co't,'u .,,~,,.d ,b n',ri
of contract fo 4 r. Nucbefs ,rr .r.cttn,, -
brick nnd ccrc-.,. st,bf.s ,,r ~, 81 $50 o,
t-iennin,- r,..,,''~.,,...,, g. 80, s-.-,, =, ~, -
ulublae contract wont 10 W. i. Nah,r,, -,
-iri nh. tfrouu.s ard Dtft6t,..s o.
iniftec r,conrlen,i., ad5ntfo, of - .s,i,,,i,,
donattr. ii, f.s M S.t l,' pl'
members oi cd. counrii "a ,i',,,, 80 ,its
retirement Angus. ST. Air t-ni,ue th.,nh,
the Council hHt no rirht ;o .,a, mo-, ,. -,
the pcouin nat ,.-us.t +n e.~, g., ~ ~
cent primary and f,h resolution 80
lected Repeated efforts 20 rerop.iler ni,o
,,,.t ,t,.. x.,t.,
An ordinance Was adopted ,oapirin,. avn
ors OF vDrar, Io.s A., r..r,, N',.,s- uN n
notified to- do 30 -, ~ rt.,i,t r, Mn.h
moni. md th, traric ordinance wac o,,"n,,-
90 fo uormii he.t. lauiin- ON cross strc., 3
even thar.h sr,,o,b ,n,f.i a., zee :
thc Oriinarr ,,,,,., I'nort OF
10 Tic annexation o.. Rn-,on ~ '"o" III.
other outlining sections wore ,,,,,e',i.. ~
Tho inCouiine coruril.
Mt Bowman offered on roll cali MO,
position for 'mpipNmrui of q ne-r,a,'e,,,
uluulcipaI haud oi eightccn tnsr 80, III.
tf, ycar which wont ~ tha ~, ,.fonF lout
.t ,..r. P'ted ala appropriation
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OBITUARY


\. Dunn died yesterday afternoon
ms residence. 2905 Floyd Avcnue.
re leaves his wife and Six children.
announcement Of the funeral ar
engagements VIII be made later.
Albert =. Drcyry.
\ telegram from Galveston. Texas.
IeerlVed here announces the death
IN mat city & few days ago OF Albert
=. Drewry formerly Of Norfolk ana
MI Drewry was a faithful and gal.
ant Coniederate soldier. He enlisted
IN the Purcell Battery in this civ,
commanded by r. Lindsay Walker. on
!is organization in April. 1861. and
served with this famous comma nd m
AZ the engagements of tho Army or
'<<ortneIn Virginia until the close al;
At the close of the war Mr.. Drewrv
sSnr, to New York and after a
ton. Tex. where he made his homo ,,,,
u! MS death He viii be mourned BY
many old friends in Richmond and Nor
folk as well as In his adopted bo7Do
liis remains We're laid to rest BY tho
sue OF ms wife's IN Greenmount Gem
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@rbnnIS.
Educational Advantages Unsurpassed.
College Of William and Mary

Degree of y. b. b. s. and NJ. \. spe-
cial courses Tor teachers Fine attn
let!c field. Healthy location Total
cost per session of nine months Cboard
and fees) to virgia,ans pledged to
teach. sls2; to those not pledged TO
teach, SlSs. Eight weeks summer ses-
sion begins at Dublin. Pulaski county.
Va. june 10. Offering regular college
work and special teachers courses.
Write at once for particulars
II. l.. BRIDGES. Registrar.
Ntlffamehp,.e
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About the Llinket.

Tho Committee on Finance recommended
rejection o. II resolution nppropriatlng sS.5 81
Co. reimburse certain paving contractors Cor
the expenses OF enifriuininr Councilman AZ
Atantc cry ord nthor POINTS. The meme
hers had gone imketins without any au-
-u---IN nom We body. and ihe cnmmli tne
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George T. Doyvniur.

= I9peCIaI 20 INC Times Dispatch
fredericksburg. Va, July l.-Geo T
downing. wellknown citizen died
AZ MS nome here yesterday after a
tvnS illness, aged sixty-nve years. He
vas native OF Maryland. but had
iii,yed In this city ever since the civil
war. n which he took part as Con
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
Vote TOR Delay.

air Blake thought its intent per
7eetly plain. ana that no reference was
necessary. He would break M This
running around OF Councilmen az some.
body e!se's expense The Councu ~,
FUSED TO suspend the rules ana the
paper was referred to the Oidluance
COMMITTEE. the ron call on the motion
10 put the ordinance on its passage be
ing as follows.
Ayes-Blake. Bowman pr,di.,
Burke Ferguson. Gill. Iobson. Nliller
= C. Powers. Katcuae Riohards
Richardson. Seaton Selph Peters-l5
Noes-Ba atkins. Butler cease. Fuller
liedden Hirsohbcrg Huber. Mills
pollard. Pollock, Powell. i r. Powers
rogers. sullivan. umlaui. Vonderl,hr
Workman-l,
Observation-Disclosures Brown. Jones
Lumsden' Primer, Reade Weston ana
on Recommendation OF the Commit
zee on Streets tho Council adopted a
resolution authorizing the transfer ol.
exchange OF SIS acres OF city property
hcioinins Maury Cemetery. South
Fichmond. Tor the right TO dig gravel
ior stree; purposes from certain prop
~crty IN the same section bclongiur TO
The Broad Rock Mineral Springs Com
pany. for i period of twcuty-nve wears
No ClociS for New Dnnk
The Committee on streets recon
mtnded thar Permission ~ given TO
tno First HAt.~n-l Bank Buldins Cor
poration' TO cree, and maintain am
illuminated clock ~ a pole at the
so Invest corner Of Ninth and Main
Streets Mr.. Mills objected that it was
the policy OF the Council TO have ali
such obstructions removed from streets
in coneested sections ana that this
was probably the most congested
corner n Richmond Reference was
made TO obstructlng show cases on
s-ao same block which are public
nuisance. and the resolution was re-
5ected IL 10 a.
Murphy's Hotel was given permission "a
Close adjoining sidewalks during rebuiidine,
end 1efmission was given She Kline Motor
Cas- Corporation 10 eonnec, with the Fair
Grounds sewer
Permission was given tho I.lFsett 6 Myers
Io1seco COMPANY Ga erect an immense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

sy. to- July 2. 1912.
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