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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
BRAKEMAN KILLED.,
TWO MEN INJURED
All Three Struck by Train APP
parently While Asleep
on Track.
( Special TO The Timos.Btspa,cn

panville. va. August 500. K. Gray.
thirty-year-o brakeman. was in
stantIy killed and two negroes named
FRED Cunningham ami Mathew Gable
We're seriously injured. when thcy
were struck by sout.-bound train No.
50 near Dry Fork derot AT $50 o'clock
this morning. The H. lureu men ana the
remains OF Gray Were brought to this,
city q short while litter the accident
on freight train, the negroes beins
carried to the hospital. The body Of
cray was prepared for burial and sent
on train 40 90 to Greensboro. his
home.
me freight train was in siding
waiting Tor No. 81 TO pass. and the
three men sat down on the cross ties
or the south bound track and must
have fallen asleep. for when the en-
gineer OF the passenger train quickly
rounding bend blow his whistle they
failed TO take any notice. Applica-
ton OF the brakes failed TO stop The
Train, and Gray was struck in the head.
which was shattered, while IN. other
men sustained minor injuries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
TO PROBE CHARGE
OF ILLEGAL VOTING
State Executive Committee
Meets and Decides to
Take Action.
STARTS NEXT WEDNESDAY
Believed to Have Been Whole-
sale "Stuffingr OF Ballot
Boxes.

Columbia s. c. Angus, SO -charses
OF Illegal voting ia the Democratic
state primary Tuesday. IN which Colo
l. slease was ronominated for GOV.
crnor on the face 90 tho returns win
be rieidly probcd hy tho state rxecu. .
tive Committee of the party THE com
mittee held two sessions here to-sav
and adopted a resolution for tho in
Nestsstion
The committee after naming presi-
dental electors and discussing the sit
uaiion ADJOURNED until nest Wcdnes-
day, when the probe viii begin. Sow
orai kilograms charging fravd i'm w.
rtous sections OF the State were re-
eeived ny John Garry Evans inc
chairman
Harry u calhoun defeated canal
date fog reprcseut NATIVE Tonight wired
'hairman Evans charSins the "use ~
whisi1cy and illegal voting" IA tho
second Noneressioual District The
total vote In the primary was over
100000 The vote Of the state at the
last primary was about ip7.n0o This
increase in the number of ballots Is
tine basis of charges of wholesale
stufnng OF ballot boxes
a telegram was addressed Tonight
hy Chairman Evans 70 the county en-
ccutiye committeeman OF the state re-
qGcstinE that they report all charges
OF fraud or Illegal voting
Tht resolution adopted by the com
mittee calls upon the citizens Of the
state 10 help In tile investig atiou. -Nll
cases of fraud viii be prosecuted The
telegram of Senator Tnlman. request
ins that the charges be investigated.
was read at the meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
| URAY SMASHES
STATE RECORD
Reel Team Wins I5o-Yard Dash
in IT IL Seconds-Firemen's
Convention Ends.
phntn ~ Enator
Especial to The Times-Dispatchl


Roanoke, va, August 3l.-The TWEEN
ty-sixth annual convention OF tho viz
ginia State riremen's Association was
brought to a close this afternoon. when
the annual reel contests were con-
Guided The team from Iuray smash
cd the state record OF q - seconds
In the 15o-yard dash with reel and
missed by but half a second equa!ling
the worlds record. Luray also cap
tu.ed tho second prize In the frce-for-
all contest The summary gives the
Luray aggregation possession OF the
state trumpet a {loo first price and
tho second prize Of $50.
The LeXington team surprised the
entire outnt by winning easily the free
for-all. running it in thirty seconds
flat
In spite Of the track on Randolph
street being slow. the companies ala
excellent work The races were wit
messed by fully 5000 spectators.
Luray would have done the event UNI
der the worlds record. since II san in
25:3s. but was penalizcd for improper
work IN connecting the nozzle.
The winners were as follows
Hose reel contest Cor association
teams only First prize custody on
association trumphct and 500 I.urav
Fire Company time 26.59 seconds sec
ond prize. $50, Harrsonburg Hose COM
pony, 40. a. time 2e22 seconds.
Hose reel contest open to the
world First prize, Sloo. Lexington
Firc Company. 80 seconds flat. second
prize, $50. Luray, 1888 seconds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
APPROVE PLAN
CHARACTERIZATION
Insurance Commissioners of
Three States Issue
Statement.
sp1cial d The Tlmos Dispatch

e' 'i' A+iitH LIS pa LtTil
Greensboro. X c., August so-State
Insurance Commissioners T. II. Nc
Master of South Carolina. Joseph
hutton. 90 Virginia. ana James r..
Nouns ot North Carolina. met here
io-dny on Invitation of the companies
t0 "Namine ana consider in detail the
proposed consolidation of the jefferson
STANDARD life Insurance Company. the
Security Lie ana Annuity. ana tile
Greensboro Lite Insurance Company
in sighed statement issued late
ihls afternoon the commissioners say.
- thorough O. animation OF the pro-
POSED plan OF consolidation was made
with q View TO ascertain the effect
upon the poIicy holders ana stool.
holders OF tic companies Every dotan
was examined. and We are OF the op n
lon that The consolidation OF the com
panics along the lines contemplated
VIII Doe 10 tile advantage Of the policy
holders and stockholders of each Of
the said companies. and tho consoli-
ldnton lis heartily approved MS lust and
equitable. ana Tor the best interests
,ot the policy holders ana all Others
Interested la the companies"
Commissioner Young further stated
th.t tho consolidation of the three
companies would give the company a
l$iooooooo business, and i'm the one
litem of home onicc or fixed charges
lencot saving OF $4,000 year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
GUESTS OF THE CITY
Men From nntticships VIII he Enter
tnlnch Hero on scnfcmhrr

one hundred officers and men of the
United states hattlcships Vernon, ana
south Carolina. now anchored in
Hampton Roads. win bc the guests
Of tho city on September :. In a let
ter received Yesterday by Business
Manager pabncy OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. 1t was stated that the ex-
carlson WAS contemplated
The communication was turned over
"a Mayor 10 G. Richardson who at once
called meeting OF the Council Nd
Nertising Committee TO make arrange
Inents for the reception OF the vls'-
tors The committee decided TO place
the matter In the hands OF tho Mayor
aud Chairman Peters. Of the commit
tee. AS there Is but little tine TO
make up program. nothing elaborate
Will be done.
1t was suggested that tho men be
taken tor an automobile tour or the
city and attend the baseball game m
a body They VIII probably be enter
tanned at an informal luncheon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
FALLS TO DEATH
IN SHEEP-DIP VAT
Soloman Luna, Millionaire
Banker and Politician, Meets
Tragic Fate.

Albuquerque. y. NJ. August 30.-Sol
oman Luna, aged hfty-four million
aire banker and sheep grower. Tor six
teen years Republican national COM
mitteeman for New Mexico. met a tragic
death at Horse Springs. Socorro County
seventy-six miles from Magdaiena,
early to-day. lie fell into vat CON
tanning thousands OF gallons OF sheep
dip. after being attacked with heart
failure.
Becoming i'll during the night, It is
supposed Mr.. Luna went from his room
to the dipping vat. a few yards from
the ranch house. to get water. and was
stricken with sudden heart failure,
falling into the mixture or lime sui
phur. tobacco and water
Camp employees saw boay floating
In the vat carly to-day. The boiling
water had peeled the skin from the
hands and face. Tho body was not rec
ognized until one OF the Mexican herd
crs declared that It was that OF Mr..
Luna.
Luna was tho wealthicst man in Sew
Mexico. He leaves n widow The
bod. Viii be brought TO Albuquerque
ON a special train tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
BUILDING PERMITS
'a'' Authorized To Proceed With Free
'i"s OF New school.

Building ANA repair permits were is
sued yesterday as foliows.
A. p Jordan. 10 erect detached two
story brick DWELLING. i4ee Grove Ave
nue. To cost $4,000
j. H. Melton. TO erect detached
two-siory brirlS dwelling on the south
side Of Hanover Avenue. between Rob
lnson and Mulberry Streets
city of Richmond School Board. to
erect two-s'ory ana basement brick.
stone and concrete public school build
me on the south sidc OF Chamn street.
between Rowland md Svconora
Streets. 10 cost $4,000
Malcolm G. Bruce to cree, a detach
ed two-story attic ana basement brick
mcnt Avenue between Addison stroa.
ana Davis Avenue. to cost $4,000.
w. y. Senton, to repair hr,c,,
."o'e on the east side of Harrison
street between Broad and Marshall
Streets to cost $3.50.
irving l. Heid. to repair a Trace store
ana DWELLING 900 Catherine street 10
cost SS50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
Remarkable Christmas
Present

Among the curious Christmas pres
ants OF this year VIII be one for a man
Of national reputation. which has been
all year in the making
Way last January the present waa
decided upon. and friend OF the prom
lnent gentleman requested the BurreIlo
Press Clipping Bureau, ol New York.
TO watch every paper III America and
to take up every item which appeared
concerning the man.
The clipping bureau people followed
tory OF one year in the life Of this
especial man.
The. history ends just after election.
and the 2o,6i2 newspaper items found
mGiude eyerythins from three-lino
editorial mention to full-page illus
tratcd stories These have been fnounf-
ed on 5000 great sheets of Irish linen
paper and bound into three massive
At the head of each item is the namo
and date Of paper clipped from. tbio
Information having been put in with a
book typewriter The words thus in.
serted amount to 153.252.
In actual time, a very strict record
or which has been kept. the work has
required sixty-four working DAYS
throughout the year, and has kept in
people. a. readers. clippers, sorters.
mounters and binders. Every news.
paper OF Importance is represented.
This Is merely II specimen of some Of
Burrelle Bureau. for tho extent to
which clippings are used by individuals
and by buLiness concerns scems 10 ia
remarkable.
wen as in public life who need press
Clippings and don't know II. 1t might
be Well for them to look up this man
Burrelle, who is said TO be so we'll
"Burrelle. New York" VIII reach hiRa
9Th no delaY.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
SHOOTS HIMSELF
I VICE IN HEAD
Lewis P Morris, OF Lynchburg,
Dies From Self-Inflicted
Wounds.

Especial 70 The Tlmcs-D ispatch.l
Lynchnufs. Va August 80 Lewis p.
Morris. aged slxty-ninc years. commit
ted suicide this morning shortly before
30 o'clock at tile home of his daugh-
tar Airs So H. Cunningham. OAKLEY
Avenue and Ffth Street. when ho shot
himself ia tho head twice. dtath re-
sul,ms in few moments
Nh Morris had NOT been .n good
healta for some time ANA for ID lay or
two lie hnd been desponirut. h4t not to
d degree that aroused ta, fa.utest sus-
nlciou that be contemplated such an
act iie was 90 has. glue tD-dny to
Amherst County Tor VISIT. hut dee
sided thTt he would give up Tie trip
Later however. il j. stated. he decided
TO make the trip. and went 10 make
preparations TO 20 70 tine station. and
II was when boz began this that tho act
WAS cofriAitted
two-caliuro revolver. Two oil thou bury
ing themselves IN his head aul Tho
other being found in one oc the walls
oi the room pr Pilukeit was sum
moned hastily. but upon h.s nrritnl Dice
found there Was nothing he could do
MI Morris until "a fcw YEARS ago WAS
ono Of t.e most pros porous farmvrs b..
Amherst County but some tifr. aft..
the death 90 his wife" who was 81 Aii
PICK ~ southwestern Virginia o..
sold MIS- farm and caine 90 Lyuchaurc n,
reside with his daughter Here hn
made many fas, friends who REGARD,
aim in high favor.
Mrs CUNNINGHAM Is ,he. oaiy sur-
living memher " the family Another
aaushier. Mrs IT, Ayers ~ Amherst
county, died about eight years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
HUNTED OUTLAWS
SEEN IN MONTANA
Police Chief Reports Efforts to
Land Sidna Allen and
Wesley Edwards.
Especial to Tic rimes-Dispatch j


Roanoke, Va. August 3o.-Tu-day ".
q Baldwin. head of the Baldwin I'clis
Agency. received a letter rom chief
Of police in Silvcrhow County. Mon
tana. who writes that two men answer
ing the description of Sidna Allen ana
Wesley Edwards. the lIiusvuic fugi-
tives have been seen in that vicinity.
and that the authorities there u.e
workink to land them. The letter FUR.
thcr states that a family Of Hatheids
from West Virginia are living near
there. and it is supposed that the two
men are being cared Tor by them.
While Mr. Baldwin SAYS he thinks it
is possible that the men are the TWO
hunted outlaws at the same time he
fears there Is some mistake as to the
identification. lie says the letter came
from the chief who should be a re-
liable source.
Mr Baldwin said to-day that ne and
his men have abandoned the search
for the mon In the Blue I.iGgc section.
Mr. Baldwin was then asked IL ii was
10 be inferred that he is Of the opinion
that the men have left the state. and
he replied in the Affirmative.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
IspecLal . -rhe rimes.DIspateh-l

Specldl 70 he llmcs-D Dispatch
Ashland. Va. August so Mrs A. II
Saunders. OF Miami Fla. s visiting
friends here. Mrs j. G.. Blaslngame
gave an attractive bridge party In her
honor on "Wednesday morning. Three
tables were engaged Miss Nancy sgd
nor won tho prize. and presented 1t TO
Mrs saunders delightful buffet
luncheon was served
Mrs J. stewart Smith and son. who
have been spending some time with
Mrs j. Watkins Lee left to-day 9or
their home IN New York.
Miss Mott. OF Charlottesville. is hero
visiting friends.
Mrs George Norris and children have
returned from West Virginia. where
they were guests OF relatives.
Professor and Mrs r. 3 smi,hey
have returned from visit to Amelia
County.
Misses Marguerite and Bessie Flint
VIII conclude their visit 10 MISS Mar
Fu"rite Wightuau on Saturday and re-
turn TO Charleston. s G.
Mrs Percy Howard and children OF
West Virginia. are the guests OF Mrs
w. -. Cardwell.
Miss Theresa Diekerson OF Ellcrson.
VIII leave soon to enter Mount Dc
sales. near Baltimore for the coming
session.
i delightful bridge parts was given
on Thursday norniug by Miss Chris
tine Cooke Ia honor OF her guest. Mrs
Brown. or Admission. Ala. The prizes
were won by Mrs Brown and Airs g.
Stewart Smith. OF New York Those
Invited We're Mcsdancs overton How
ard. Charles Potts. James Cheuery.
James iiowison Barrett Sydnor. Frauk
Wight. Winfrce Smith. T. g Rlasin-
e.
YORK. and Saunders. ~ Miami Fla
Professor j. Fred Mcssicl leave. sat
urday FOR Auburn. Ala. after visit 10
friends hero.
Mrs u. r. Midye,,e and family. who
have boon at their country homo at
fcrsuson's Wharf during the summer
months. VIII return this week and open
their house on Railroad Avenue
one OF tho most charming and unique
affairs OF the summer was a barn party
given by Miss Marguerite Wlrhtman
at "Telcolrt.r on Wednesday cvent5g
ia honor ~ tho Misses Flint. OF
Charleston. $. q The spacious barn
had been converted into Variable
pleasure and banquet hall. with jap
anesc lanterns. swings and coft cor
ners. An oldfashioned spelling boo
was special feature. the mems prize.
leather memcrandum book. going to
Wine i!hkaN. while Miss Marguerite
Flint won tho women's prize-a box
OF correspondence cards. The booty
prizes We're won Is stanley Blauton
and Ntiss Annie Macon Potts. Those
invitcd We're Misses Bessie and Mar
guer!tc Flint. Ruth Blakey. Annie Ma
con potts rage nixon. Martha Hughes.
DenyoN Hunt. Margrct ana Ella Tilly.
Caroline Ellis, Katherine Street. Of
Tennessee. Anne Moore. stuart Blan,on.
Messrs Ecgcne ana John Wightman.
l.eitch Wright Henry ana Andrew
lils. Ropcr Voolfolk. charles Chem
cry. Wille Blakey Lewis Blauton.
Robert Marye. Luther Hartsook stan
Icy Blanton and James Ware.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
OPEN CAMPAIGN TO-DAY
Fenst OF Orntory, Stew md Water
melon VIII he Spread ut Midlothian.

The Wilson Marshall Montague club,
Of Midlothian. viii open the campaign
wick stew and watermelon feast ta.s
afternoon. The eating Will begir unou
the arrival OF the train which leaves
Richmond AT o'clock. and which IS
expected to carry many people ftom
tho city. Others Will motor 70 the
scene.
Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd Viii
deliver the principal address. Score
tary William q. Owens also expects
short speeches from the following
Mayor d. c. Richardson. Judge Winiam
j, Rhea. MISUNDERSTANDING J. Taylor
Ellyson, Carlton Mccarthy. Rev l.. H.
Titt. u. D.. ana Samuel ]. Nelley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
CHARTERS ISSUED

Virginia Coal company, Gno). Rich
nlond. va c. e. Nnchie. president.
" II Jones and a H. Lane. secretary
and treasurer-al of Richmond Capt
raj! NlaSinnm, $4,000 minimum.
s5oo par value 100 object. To own,
lease ana operate timber lands nnd
coal and mineral lands.
The Culpepcr Construction Company.
Gnc). Culpopcr. VA. L jackson Ees
born president; j. l.. Colvin, v II.
and G. r.. Quinn, secretary and treas
urer-Gll Of Culpepcr, va. Capital,
NlaNimunA $4,000. minimum, $4,000.
par value. 500 object General con
tractiug railroad building and road
BUILDING business
WASHINGTON Refining Compauy.
Inc.). Alexandria. Va. J. {. cooper,
president Atlanta. Ga; o. \. Webb.
second vice president. Athens, Co,
jack T. jackson. nrst vice-presidcnt
Athens. Ca 6 NJ Craig secretary.
ATLANTA Ga j. w. Cooper treasurer,
saudersville Ca. Leo l. Harlow,
Alexandria. Va. named as statutory
agent. Capital MaNimum 100000.
minimum $1,000 objects. Buyins.
selling and refining cotton oils and
covlugton IAsh, and Power Company.
Covington. Va John : Ham presi-
dent ". a Rinehart. vice-p president .
NJ NJ Collins. ". B Payne and John
IT. Delaney. all OF Covington Va, NJ.
Nonsirger Covington. Va. .secre-
tary and treasurer. capital; Maximum.
SiO0. 600. minimum. $4,000 par value
500 objects. Manufacture. produc-
lion md generation of electricity, gas.
compressed air and power for public
servic.. in the town of Covlngton. City
~ clifton FORGE, and counties of
Auerhany. Rath. Botetourt and Craig.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
AS K ROBERTSON
NOT TO R ESIGN
Members of Roanoke Bar Anxious
for Him to Remain
on Bench.
tspecial . Tho Times Dispatch. ]

Roanoke. Va. August Following
tho report that Judge Edward Robert
son. of the Law and Chancery Court
OF this city. would tomorrow hand his
resignation to Governor Mann. the
Roanoke Ear Association to-nirh,
uuanimously adopted a resolution com
mendins Judge Robertson for his past
work. on the bench, ana asking him to
reconsider and not hand in his rcslg-
nation
The meeting of the association was
the largest over held here. and the or
SANITATION was earnest IN its appeal to
Judge Robertson to hold up his rcsig-
nation and continue on the bench y
committee OF three consisting OF Judge
T. y. King. c. a. McIIugh and Charles
a Broun was appointed to go TO Char
lottesville and carry the resolution
adopted by the association Tho com
mittee left here At midnight Tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
GOING AFTER CONVENTION
hichn'"nd Ir'InG I" Gct Nntcr,n,.
Nss"clnfion Meeting Next ear

Nss"clnfion Meeting NcNt lrnr.
Rchmond's delesauon to tho am
mn" convention or the Atlantic Deeper
WATERWAYS Association. which viii be-
~ session AT New London. conn. sep
'embcr i-d. Will leave here Monday
night reaching tho convention city n
time for the opening session Arons
the local delegates Will be Busin, SIS
Manager '~bmeY OF the chamhcr of
Commerce., who goes cor tine srcciul
purpose OF Inducing tho association. 10
meet IN this city next year
The delegation is composed OF the
following
From tho chamber OF rommercc-r
NJ Darlington. president W r. Reed.
vice president. John c. Freeman. Aa-
gustlnc royal and W r Dasney.
Fyom the city Council-Mayor u. -.
Richardson. chairman George ".
Rogers Of the Committee on Improve
mont Of James River. Alderman John
- Biiloy Councilman carter G. Jones.
councilman ". -. Butler and Pres
dent Il. Ice Peters
The party win so 10y rail to Sew
York, and from there take /, boa, to
New London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
FUGITIVE FROM PARENT
NorfoiI> Youth WINS Not n rurit,y.
From Justice

lsiooT' Norrcck. twenty years old.
who was arrested here Wednasda,. h,.
iatolmau Folkos as a suspIc,one cl,.r
Hc'"r suspected OF being "A fueltivo
from Norfolk, was not fugitive from
justice lie was fugitive from bts
parent ~ Norreck. a8l Duncan AVA
nue. Norfolk. is his father Mr. Nor
''ck requested tho Norfolk police TO
enlist inc services of the richmond
authorities. with tho result mat The
young man was located by Follses.
Noff"ck is employed in Norfolk. and
ms father knows OF no reason WIN hn
snouil have left home. An officer from
N'rtolk came for him Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
HIT BY AUTO
l.. W. Smith Has Ankle Ernctured /,
Ea>; Hrond Street

As he stepped from the curb in Broad
S'reet AT seventeenth Yesterday after
noon. Liston W. Smith OF 2Ili East
Trace street. was struck Nv an auto
mobile driven by AR. Traylor. of COL
N"rth Avenue Barton Heights one of
ne wheels passed over his left ankle
10 standstll An examination ly
ipr. H. r. Hawkins. city Hospital am
nN.ancc suisron. showed that a com
hound fracture hai been inflicted ana
man 10 the Virginia Hospital for' e,,r-
Sical treatment lie sustained no
other Injuries. and it was said last
hlsht that he was resting comfortably.
According to witnesses the accident
was unavoidable. MT. TrayIor was
not arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

hiqer -. q Wnkorson. pres don't Of
congregation at the Seventh Day A1-
vents camp meeting last night Ills
5irEnion was along general religious
,,., 'ls serN ice partakinS of the
Pr H. Minlslc Will preach TO-
nniEnt pr. MiniSle is n missionary 10
.nrla VINO is spcndinE some time in
UPS country. day Is the sabbath
oi the. Seventh Day Adventists. ana
IN aGd'tiu to the regular services
included Ia the daily program. sabbath
morrow closes the series OF MEETINGS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
HOT. TIRED WORKERS

Milan, the great blood purifier, will
make you feel better. The toxins Of
fatigue are IN the blood Also acids and
Milan will make you feel less hot and
tired. II you don't find it so, no cost to
you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31
THINK HE'S HlGHWAYMAN
Negro Suspected of Attempt {" Hold
In Policeman Trnylor.

DAWSON Fellirs,. coiored was arresied
last night by' Bicycle Policeman Tray
OF having committed felony. Traylor
believes that the negro is the one who
attempted TO hola him up with re
volver last sunday night while ne was
doing duty IN plain clothes. rclers
denied the charge
John Everett. the h!ghwayman's al
legged companion. IS now in the City
Jail ana Will be called upon to-day TO
identify fcllnrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Au ADDRESS OH "Mli,arv COurt.s,.''
was made last night hy Major = "
howles 70 the Association OF Non-
,9inin!ssi,0oncd Officers OF tho Richmond
Hilcs Inc meeting was held in tho
quarters of the Blues Association. In
tho arfnOrN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

" T. II McGregor was arrested yes
Ing drunk and disorderly and cruelty
treating a horse
Walter Nelson colored, was arrested
BY fatrolman Porter on warrant
charging him with stealing Sl2 from
William r Collins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-31

Assistant lostmaster ". Tullor
who WAS operated ON at Grace Hos
pital several days ago, is rapidly i'm
proving lie expects TO return home
ON Monday