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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Die rciti,its Slamiads ftnsle
SONS.

Die Mnmidnit oc3 arenicrS
rScnuer", Der Sllr 3cit in God allf
Mare Saluub. Sal. licgt. bari lid,
riibmcn, Ole rcihitc @iulliadc IN Der
Mtarinc inter hh 81 bubcu. SicS lit
Ger ACKNOWLEDGMENT y. Sonlfe, SrG.
ger non SupicrfcitHmcooillcn. mcl6e
or lid lpGbrcuO ocS ipanildeu &ric-
Nes mo oc& 9orcrmlfiton6es ermor.
ben. Sbm lit n0mlif ourh Den 600
iciner 8robnnlttcr IN SiruBburg I'M
GlioB Gin Serm0aeu bon 100000
yu0cioQen. Sic Grbihoit lGiiit mir
nid,t meg." erpibcrte Sonlfc. ais er
1eirogt mirbc, OH er lid, inter Nerl
llmitGnoen mut nitt loi0rt pom
Sicuite loHtmnien mcrbc, llnb aus
oieiem @ruiloc miro CT audi nod Ter
ner Suei Sabre ais llntcroiiiSler bel
Der Wuriue blcibcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Die Wereitatts Jsiepb's BON
Na3arctt.

.Taq Wall @a5ctte" mcipct, baB
bel Den Nusgrabungen bic cine eng
hide arctdologiihe 8eieQidlait gc9ens
ipdrtis IN Na5uretb mteruirmt. Gin
berrliher rpmiiher Ioloitbobcn emf
bedt plrbc. Sic Moiaifcn iinb BON
boditer &olenbung rnb iuunpcrbnr
crbalten. @s iol ser nrdJdulp9iidcn
@eiell6ait ferner 9elungen leirL Die
&erfitdtte bes bl. Soiepb, Die sur 3eit
Der &niierin Selena ais 9apelle mt
gebalt ipuroe, unb bis in baS IpGte
Iittelalter binein ais bas 3icl 5ubl>
rcifer @aIfabrer bientc, ipdtcr aber
bel cinem Grbbeben 6eritDrt mn tbcils
peiie bon Den Grbmaien bcgrabcu
nirDe. auiSuiiuben. Siclc Aapcllc
beiinbet lih IN Der Nabc bcS i'm Il,
S%obrbumbert erbautcu SrnnSiataners
Aloitcr$. lnb ut III bcn lcBteu Sngcn
nah lleberpinbmug aroBcr SdrpieriNs
feitcn ipicber ircigelc9t lporocn. In
beu S%unbprtc purpcn cine Nu6abl
aIihriltliher 8irheugcrItbe g~ciunoen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
OtsrbaIc mnS Oitereier.

Nls Sinnbilber beS feimenben 2cs
hcns itebcu Ole %benlolten Ino Die nns
berrnltcn @ier. .pom Sitcrbnicu &C.
le0t", in cngitcr Sc3icbung 5lnl
Sltcrfetc. Sicicr NiuOcrglnlhe mo
bcrner 3eit iinpct ieincH llriprlng
bcfanntli6 bel unicrcn bcioniIhen
Sprfabren. pelhe Der Srilblin8ss
gottin Oitara al Gbren oaS 8iebercrs
MAIDEN Der Notur feitliN begingen
unb ibr bel oieIer @elc9enbeit audi
Spfer brnhten. (Ser Gage mad,
iaste bieie @6ttiu nit ibreu @eipies
linneu ben Snicn iolan9e, bis Ell Die
@unideicr le9te; infol9e
beIleu gait bieies Sbier idon BON les
Der oils oas Spmbol Der Srudtbars
feit. unb 10 lit es and erfldrlih, paB
man I'M 6aien ben Serporbrinser
hcs GieS erblidte.) IS boS Sbris
itentbum bieic Spfcr pcrbot, iprlntc
man Saien aus Sudden unb 3uders
teig mn ihcuftc lie. ipie nlcb ole
Gicr, Den Niubern. itatt Ser @Dttiu.
User irgenb @clcgcnbcit ba5u ianp.
bclhcnftc iid nit Siicrcicru; and
Dem Yiorrcr unp Sitter luurbcu ais
oltcrlide Ib9aben pcr9oloete. be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
I Gin tartersGtnpitcr $ise.

Die Sgt. ior0ertc mlGigit Ole
&ertroncnSmGmer ullf, ilber ibre
S%bGtiofeit mo iDre Griabrllngen inl
Nmte 5li berid)ten. Gin jlunger
Wann, Der ais Sertrallensmarm I'M
Often tbGtig lit, ianote ms oaranf
cincn ldngeren bodNt intereIIanten
Vcridt. Mus Dem ilbaltSpollen
Shrciben bebcl mir mr. Die nadIte.
hclloc S6ilberung zines Samples
herpor, Der Dem inngen SertralenSs
mann einen Sieg ii6er Die Hotben IN
iciner CARPENTER Union bradtc. sd
qcbore 5u elmer Carpenter Socal
ltnion," id)reibt inner &ertralens-
mnnn, in melder a~lli0brld) 500
fir Die Socioliit Ynrtp bemilligt
muroen. IIi Scrotbung nit Serrn
GpQinS beim SIRIUS in Sorobum
fabte i6 Den GntlhllB, oogeeel 81
proteitircn. sd ltellte oaber einen
gntrog 5ilr @eiuiliigung bon 500
iiir ole beltotrotiide Aartei, nid)t
ipcil id) bo6ct mblte, oob Die Senu-
fraten illterltllBt peroen %lollterl. ION
bern INN picl ld)ncllcr 81 5cigen, Dab
Der erite glntroa alBer Oromlng it,
bo6 luenn Der crltc IN Orontng 1T,
Der Smeite ebeuio gut mare. Sd be.
mics linen, Dab Der Intrag lad) Der
Sonititntion ollBer Sronlng mar.
Ioraili bin lieBen Die ScSiolilten
MIDI niht mebr 81 Mort fomlllell.
Sh appeQierte Oatn an ben Yrali.
: bcrten uno nad piclcr S6reiberei
tr,la ih Den Sieg bapon. g8ie nm
bie Serrcn So5i bapon III aenntniB
oelebt murOen, on brdderl 'Ieben
Seufel los. Sd mnroc pom %or'
Iitenoen ais GerrGtber aeItenlpelt
uno bon ocu muOeren ais Itbail9er
ocS Shipor3en arch5eS belhlnlptt,
e0aS bnS Shlimmitc oabeI mar, NJ
.SoG nntcr 10 bis II aotbolltel itnb
mcbrercn Nht SoliollItel telllcr
+! mar, Der lid magtc MIDI nit cllleIl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

brOidery. Bingham, chambrey,
g~alatea, percale, lawn or linen
are all suitable for this model.
The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 8.
s, 10 and II years. 1t requires
4 Ia yards of 27-inch material
for the Swear size.
1619-A Pretty Scarf Design. For
outline and buttOnhOle stitch
this design will be found very
effective.
Stamped on linen..........75c
Perforated pattern..........25c
Transfer pattern 1Oc
91S5-A Most Attractive Design. La
dies Waist with Or without
Tucker. Blue wolfe combined
with black satin and Irish lace
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this
will be mailed to any address ON
receipt of 10 cents (~silver, wrapped in
paper, or stamps) for each pattern,
excepting embroidery patterns, which
will be sold at prices as given with
description. Write name and address
plainly and be sure to state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
member that in these patterns allow
ance is made for seams. Address.
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
@ir bcscsnen jcpen Saa Scnte,

ipeldle lpeniA Ncrtrdllcn III lo1cllanns
ten EdtcutsW tepi5iucn bubcn, oper lmI
ocltlihcr 81 iprcd)cn. Die Tic per
n6ten. Sda iii niht iiberruiucnp.
lrenn man bcNenft. mic oiclc Scltc
lhon boburh cnttduidt iuurocn in
Dem tic nid)t Die NcrinAltc @rlcid,tce
rllng ibrcr Hcibcn fnuocn. Sao III
icppd fciu gutter @rmp. Inn nlc
WcbiSincu 5uriid N mciien. Go gicbt
ttli6c @eilmittcl. bic pnrh bic 3cit
crprpbt 'iub, lub unttr piclcl III
Sorni'S alptnirGutcr. Sciu Gut
bcder. Ser nultc" 81. Setter Sobrucn,
mar Gin idnpci5cr &otanifcr. Der Dor
libcr buIhtrt Suhrcu III DEM bcrGiAcn
Sbcilc Mnrplnnb'2 lcbtc, lno Nclcu
lpunpcrpullc Nurtn i'm nah uno fern
bcIGnnt mlnd)tcu ais Ncn ,SSeiIcn Der
SlIc HiS9c Ncr1c". Or mar cin CT
iubrcner Wtlebrttr NM Gin HilauScu
fennct pom iiciem %iNcn. S0o DC
bcinniB leinc2 GriplGc@ Wur icill
Nlpcnfrdutcr &lllbcIcbcr, cine rcius
pilnnSlihc WiiihunN, lpeldcr iId ais
Ipitb0rcr Sdoe in Der Semitic tort
pcrcrbt bat. Or bat Suuicnbc BON
2ciocnben sur @eiunhbcit mo Strait
perbplien, uno lit cine5 icucr Sell
mittcl. mpralli MA iih u~crlolIcu fam,
Nprni'S IlpeutrGlltcr Ut tcilc Npp
tbctcrz WebiSin. Gr III tciu Nrtifcl
ocs &anpelSpcrfcbrS. iouScru mirb Den
frantcn 2euten bircft 9clicicrt Nurdl
Sotal Ngentcu. Die crlaunt iinb. bon
ren @ioentbumcru. Sr. Setter Sobrz
ncn & Cons 60. 1875 60. Sopne
Spc,. Chicago. 81,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Die Nnterieaner

maiden lid barber luitia, bab man III
Berlin iiir bic neueiten GaftS mlr nod,
dmerifauiihe Namen, .Selmonicps"
rIltorin", yGbica9u Bar, II. !. 10,
ipdblt. lluo Die peutideu 3eitum9cu
riiaen bieie Nadabmlng ~. Ssibc
bnbcu llnreht. 8uS Scutidlaub
perlicrt, 'iinbet lid in Smerifu ipies
Der. 60 piele Hatbsfellcr beIibt ielbit
Berlin nidt, pie man III bcn umeris
tnniifeu @robitdoten iinnct.- "Sllff,
TolfSfrcunp."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

matte ODER ionIttpie per5ierte 5iibners
cicr gebrnGt. @eionbers t~ltnitpol
persiette @ier tnuihtcu Siebenbe
aug. Sn Die &orbheu, III henen tic
lageu. muroen Slumcn, GrGu6c,
9riefderL &erie gelegt, che man tic
ipeeihidte. pDer Die @ier murben.
nuf einem aiien 9eorbnet, perionlid)
a%bdeoebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

skirt is finished in panel style.
The facing may be omitted, or
made of contrasting material.
The pattern is cut in 3 sizes:
i6, II and Is years. Ii requires
3 yards of 44-inch material for
the l6-year size.
9193-A New Dress for the Little
Maid. Girls Dress with Yoke.
Brown cashmere with frillings
and facings of green silk was
used for this model. Fancy but
tons decorate the front Of the
waist. which is unique in its
shaping. The design is graceful
though simple, and will not be
difficult to develop. The skirt
may be gathered or plated. The
yoke could be of silk to match
the trimming, or of lace or m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

flannel or ianelette, this model
is very suitable. Embroidery,
lace or edging may be used for
a finish. The pattern is cut in
3 sizes: Small, medium and
large. II requires Z 3-S yards of
27-inch material for the medium
size.
s923-Ladies' Dressing Sacque. A
Practical and Desirable Model.
A few comfortable dressing
sacques are absolutely neces-
sary to a wOman's comfort. An
exceedingly effective develop
ment was made from the design
here shown, in blue French
flannel with white stitching for
a finish. The model is espe-
cially appropriate for lawn,
dimity, flannelette or silk. The
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
li]ir liefrrn gndJ Die sNufer
81 billi9en prcilen.

is here shown. The shaping Of
the fronts is most unique and
effective. The waist has body
and sleeve cut in one, with .
seam on the shoulder. Any Of
this seasons dress materials
may be used for this design.
The pattern is cut in ) sizes:
"a, So. 80, 40 and az inches bust
measure. II requires l So yard
of 27-inch material for the
tucker and 3 IL yards for the
waist for a 36-inch size.
9190-A Good and Popular Style for
Boys. Boys Suit, consisting Of
a Sailor Blouse, with Shield,
and Knickerbockers. For com.
fort, ease and good appearance
this suit will readily commend
itself to the home dressmaker.
The design is suitable for linen,
galatea, madras, gingham, fam
mel, velvet or corduroy. The
pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8,
10 and II years. 1t requires 4
yards of 36-inch material for
the l0-year size.
l704--A New Design for a Pillow
Top. Size lSx22 inches.
Stamped on Ecru Art Cloth. Use
Stamped on Pure Cream
Linen
Perforated Pattern. .25c
Art Cloth Back to match. zoe
Transfer Pattern. 500. .1Oc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

inter ibnen cine Illia6l Id,ou Acarbci
tcteo Snn1pcu mo Sclidltcr. Sic
ordlGolpgiid)c @ciclidutt miro iihcr
Ole G%rNcbnilic Der Nus9rn6unHcu eiucu
Disqualification ulI5urbciteu unb picicn
III Der ndhiten 3cit perpffcntlidpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
,,Der Sic,t n,mbts."

Siinitmicnb IN @loaiabrifcn IN
aonioS, Snoioua, Sbip. Ecminlpo
nicn mo @eit Sirginieu beihGiti8tc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

91SS-A Neat and Comfortable Gar.
ment for the Hour of Rest. La.
dies Dressing Sack with Full
Length or Shorter Sleeve. Cot
ton crepe in blue with white
figures and shadow stripes was
used for this design; blue satin
was used for facing and cuffs.
Flannel, lawn, dimity, or other
similar materials r equally
appropriate. The pattern is cut
in 6 sizes: 80, "a, Sc, 3S, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 3 "a yards of 27-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
l7O7-Baby Dress. The embroidered
collar and cuffs which are
stamped for eyelet work gives a
dainy finish to baby's dress. The
dress can be made in any style
5 desired. We supply the design
Stamped on 3 yards of 49,
inch fine white lawn or
nainsOOk .Sl.65
Stamped on 3 yards of &c.
inch linen. .S2.2o
Perforated pattern for col
lar and cuffs including
necessary stamping ma
terials "a
S326-SOlid Comfort Amidst House.
hold or Home Duties. The at
tractive and becoming house
dress here shown owe a long
felt want, since it embOdies con-
venience and comfort, and is
,asily adjusted. The waist and
skirt are Joined to the belt and
close at the side. The sleeve
may be finished in elbow length
or in full length and closed at
the inner seam with buttons and
buttOnhOles. The usual cotton
goods, such as bingham, per-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, 81,
36, 80, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. Ii requires A yards of
27-inch material for the 36-inch
size.
9195-A New and Stylish Model.
Costume for Misses and Small
Women, with Chemisette, and
Long or Shorter Sleeve. and
with or without Facing on
Skirt. This attractive design
holds many good features. The
skirt may be finished with high
or normal waistline, and the
waist, which is cut with shout
der seams, may have a deep
cuff, or be finished with a trim
ming cuff, in shorter length. The
separate panel on the skirt may
be omitted. The back of the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

Gale, Indian linen and chambrey
may be used for this model. The
fulness of the waist is gathered
into the belt, the yoke on the
back may be omitted, the skirt
has nine cores and may be fin
ished with inverted plait or
gathered fulness at the centre
back. The pattern is cut in 2
sizes: 80, "a, SO, 3S. 40, AZ and
"A inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 9 5-S yards of 24-inch
material for the 36-inch size.
,160-A Pretty and Simple Night
Dress. Ladies' Night Dress,
with High Neck and Round Col
lar, or with "V" Neck and
Shaped Collar, and with Long
or Shorter Sleeve. For muslin,
cambria, dimity, crepe. silk,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Mann perihHtts

" [ d. w. pa. &c. @GrS, =
Suiol8c SeIbitentSiineun8 Dor @aieu
ipic mnu umimnt. iunh IN Der Scb
ApblenNrlbc cine Grploiipn itutt,
lpelde, pic cS bciBt, ilbcr 100 Yiailu
pcrihiitIete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Gnsliid.e acknowledgements
Seii5sr aebcn naeP.

Suubpn. p. WdrS. - Zen
cncr9iihcn %oritcllutgcn Der He9ie<
rung mn ncm Srlite Der Gfientlid)cu
Wcinlmg cnblid, nnhgebcnb, beihloiz
len Die cnglildeu Acknowledgements
@eiiscr beute Nadmittag uad elmer
lonsen Sieung. baS &inbeitlobn@
0cieb anSucrfemucu nno crtldrten,
ocu Streitern Die DISCRIMINATING
Der Arbcit 5u seitatteu, iobalo ii6
lolhc meloen.
Sm Nnihmiie biernu orbneten Die
Siibrcr Der aoblengrdber : @eiperfz
Itaiten ipiort cine allgemcine Ibz
itinmung iiber Die Srase Der Iufz
bebun9 ocS StreiteS on unb bofft man,
buB ioldc bis 4. Ipril beenbet fem
lpirh.
@rubeu = GSpluiiun. - Gtrua hmnSert
-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23

The president and the cashier and the
examining directors was such that he
did not make examination o: the
books
II. I. Wilson. clerk of the Corpora
ton Commission. produced tha various
reports Of the Appomattox Company
made to the State Corporation Com
mission in 1905. from January TO
october 3. These reports were sworn
to ana signed by, Carter r Bishop.
cashier. and attcsted by three mAm-
bers of the board OF directors The
reports were all identified aud Of
fcred in evidence.
Commohweulth's Attorney Mann said
that his object in offering these re-
ports and reports Of previous dates
(Which were excluded was 10 show
guilty knowledge and intent OIL the
part of Mr.. Davis.
Edward Eigenbrun, being sworn,
testified that he was a director of the
company In 1905. He knew OF no
large overdrawings and no complaints
of such overdratts had been made by
President Davis to him or any other
director of Bishops action.
Counsel for defense sought to show
that Mr.. Eiganbrun. a director. was
continuously overdrawing in the bank,
and that as a director he had done
identicnlly tho same thing that MIR.
Davis had done-signed the report al
legged 10 be false. but in perfect good
faith, and innocent of wrongdoing.
During the eXamina tion of Mr..
Eigeibrun the commemorative attor-
ney. offered number of objections.
some overruied. Mr.. Mann clsimcd
that Mr.. Fig enbrun. as an Individual
was not overdrawn, but that 1t was
the hrm OF EiGenhrun brothers. o,
which Mr.. Eisenbrnn was member.
was the overdrawer, and that all this
evidence was Irrelevant. The court
finally sustained the objections of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
Remarkable Christmas
Present

Among the curious Christmas pres-
ants OF this year Will be one for a man
OF national reputation. which has been
all year in the making.
Way last January tho present was
decided upon. and q friend Of the prom
lhent gentleman requested the Burrelle
Press Clipping Bureau. or New York.
to watch every paper in America and
to take Up every Item which appeared
concerning the man.
The clipping bureau people followed
instructions. and now present the his
tory OF one year in the life of this
especial man.
The history ends Jus. after election,
and the 2o.et2 newspaper items found
include everything from d three.lins
editorial mention to rull-pago illus.
trated stories These have been mount
paper and bound Into three mass nss
volumes.
At the head of each item is tho mama
and dato Of paper clipped from, this
informa ton having BEEN put IN with a
book typewriter. The words thus in
serted amount to 153.252.
In actual timo. q very strict record
OF which has been kept. the work has
required slxty-four working DAYS
throughout the year. and has kept in
smploymsnt , during thu. time thirty
paper of Importance Is represented
This is merely specimen OF some OF
the unique orders which get into tho
which clippings are used by individuals
and by br;itess concerns seems to Be
remarkable.
There arc many psople IN private as
clippings and don't know IT. II might
be we'll tor them to look up this man
Burrelle, who is said TO be so well
kn ,;,Vr., that ia letter simply addressed
with no delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23

served until the surrender OF Lee
He entered the drug business at the
close OF the war and became manager
OF the prescription and chemical de-
partment of owens & Minor, a position
which he held for thirty years.
, He Leaves two children. Mrs. Robert
B: cralie; Of Farmviile. Va. and Jo
Mrs. II. y. Price.
Mrs. sallie Belvin Price widow o.
IL y: PRICE, died yesterday afternoon.
a. Belvin. of Richmond. She leaves
three chiidren-Mrs. Elsie PRICE Tur-
ner, OF Fauquier county: II. y. Price.
OF Chicago. and John 3. Pride. OF Rich
brothers and sisters: Mrs. VI. B. Rein
hardt. OF Greensboro. N G.. Mrs.
Wichter Jones. OF Salt Lake City. Titan:
Winchester d. Beiyin. OF North Caro-
lima: C. r. Belvin and Preston Belyin.
OF Richmond.
James T. Nenlon.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Hampton, Va. March 22.-James T.
Nealon. seventy years old. one OF the
oldest citizens of Phoebus. died in his
residence. I'm Klondike Avenue. to-
night at I o'clock. A widow and nine
children survive him.
Nathan y. Arthur.
Especial to The Times-Dispatohl
Lynchburg. Va. March 22.-Nathan
s; Arthur; aged thirty-eig years
died late last evening at his home OF
tuberculosis.
Deathp In Franklin.
Especial TO The Ti1nes-Dispatchl
Suffolk. Va, March 22-Mrs Mamie
T.: Pretiow. sixty-four years old, widow
Of pr. Thomas Jefferson pretiow. died
to-day In Franklin. Among her daugh-
James /: McLcmore. of Suffolk.
Mrs. Alice Pearman Holland, widow
OF Attorney william $. Holland, died
this morning in Franklin. Three sons
and dauhgter survive her.
! =. 1. Bostick.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Lawrencevile. Va. March 22.-P. I
Bostici. died suddenly this morning
! South Carolina. He enlisted in service
| with Griggs's heavy artillery at the be.
! ginning Of the war. before arriving
at legal age, and remained until the
t war ended he returned to Marion coun.
| ty. South Carolina, his former home
| and engaged In the mercantile bust.
ness. whore ne remained until abou
the year 1888, at which time he re
moved to Brunswick county and con.
| tinued the mercantile business In thi.
/ place. He was sixty-seven years old
| and the funeral services will take
! place from the Baptist Church. Of
! which he was member, on Sunda
! morning at II o'clock, and his remain!
! will be inferred in the cemetery a
| this place. He leaves widow anC
! one son.
Funeral of w. A. snic.
| Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
| Bedford City. Va, March 22.-Tn
funeral service of w. a. Sale tool
place this afternoon at the residence o
his son. Crawford Sale. and was con
T, Quoted by Rev. John II. Grey. OF tn
| Presbyterian Church. The Int ,rmen
was at Longwood Cemetery. MIR. Sal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
ARMED VESSEL
Sc N 7 TO Sc A
Governor Kitchin Orders En-
forcement of North Carolina
Fisheries Laws.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.


Raleigh. ~ c.. March e2.AAn order was
made to-day by Governor kitchin for the
Eifreiln. the cruising vessel OF the North
Carolina Naval Brigade, stationed ut New
bern. 10 proceed fully armed. with i compile
ment OF twenty-five men, 10 the waters OF
Albemarle Sound. and subject to the orders
of State Fish Commissioner c. L. Vann. en-
force the State fisheries law. Tho COM
mander of the Bifre!da is TO report at Eden
ton Tor service. The order went To-day 10
Commander r. c. Daniels. of Newborn. who
VIII draw ON the NcwbeTT or other divisions
o; the bridsade for the twenty-five men,
The boat carries one and three pound guns
guns.
Fishermen In -tlbemar!e waters and trtbu-
tary channels have for some time given
much trouble to Fish Commissioner Nann
and have some openly and persistontly TO
fish In prohibited territory. defying the Or
ders of the commissioner. The situation was
laid before the Governor some weeks ago
by commissioner Nann with the result that
the Eiireida was sent IN the sound for u
cruise with view to bringing the obstrep-
erous fishermen Into submission without
.orce, but without avail. Now the vessel
IS ordered 10 return and clear out unlaw
fully placed nets with force o: arms IL
necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
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