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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
FOR Sheriff.

herebv announce myself as candidate
for Sheriff of jefferson County. subject TO
the action Of the Democratic Primary. Dep
ut'es, -Midd1eway District. Cuas IL. john
con: Kahiefown District. @. HaYrif;
Charles Town District. Vim. NJ. BaEnf; Har-
psrs Ferry u strict. John Levy. aiier. JAS
A. Smith. j. b. OSbOUhN-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
For Rent

once, and sp,rtnl.ssa1,,.. I
Count County TsIspho1.td cS1iSssl' -
Town. W. Va; APpGgrzEss
Feb eff
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19

a NJ article Of lin or galvanized v,,a
- 10 stock will be made TO orfcr 80 DOT
EASTERDAf 3 ca
los =. Charles St,ee,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19

Money to Loan on approved real estate
security. G. NJ. Beltzhoover. Jr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
PUBLIC NJ

sell I wiihogs,, to di.cos,I..
o .,,;,I at my resid Sss'Ss . -
miles nile north Of Cue haes 'Ges
f foiIow Gi Shenandoah
"sncing at lOs. n. p :,
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p,. SIX HEAD o,s'
doah Junction, " cd,
black horse. - s' .. Co
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sSoC. stay ~ and d,IS Ssts
ABOUT 70 ao,,l rs Old, worn SISs y
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ssprin1gers; 5 ste. ! Ne III I
IS ISL m na'p cui u year iass =
good ones. ihess d.
. TwESrr.Os,
!, . goo. good brood b sOvs, ! - !.
m. MACHINERY, ss.s,
pe pss,ing binder OH, - !
pr snelvinss. Crown ST's \. NJ
son, l old Crown ~. Y vi !
sho show, y n rIscase plOv, / ss,.
barrow good % nav ps,r ' s III
hog troughs, harps,, . 81 ! /
piow gears, collars sOlapIsas
new hair collars a. otltla i
lrons' msddOck., e' se, ,sa'
OBJ open rings, wagon rpissasa
6oO lbs. blacksmith p ". ,ssa.
hin hinges, x-plantcr co ,IS' 70
pot, so grain sscks ~, I. 'sllaas
shelter, A'' S'essAs
HOUSEHOLDS. 1
beds, | wi b spring ,a /, M
wrshstsnd, big ki,r ~ a'aas
tables tables Ana -, .'e
mix crooks and lIa. s'1 =, 1
cooking uten sis, ' H. y, ~. = 1
sewing N chine lonss, s'O0s d
aud rocking chair. s Y ~
8 turkey hen. Ana -
ner ducks, IS chieS,s.' 'i =
chicken eoops, 81
| TERMS "A creds a..
CIV, y 90 all su 5 Of N nv n ~
| chaser In g,va sts.Vs Il.
proved security besT MY, N.
and payable q 'hs ~ 'alsx
Deposit Co, or Bapk a. ~
Va, Sums under sloos 1ass
to be removed un,il ~, s'ss
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| T. P. Engle, cslsrr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
Colt For Sale.

The undersigned will cell privately, at hi.
years ole Ia May. Out of well brsd mara
and sired by The rot.d Mcking. ow ned by
Mr. 4 q Wilson. This colt il let black. and
without blemish. Is fine SD, cimen for
rae etrack. Partly broker n. Has been ridden
ana driven single and double for Is mil es AZ
trip Give me bid on MIN.
mar 49, w. X N1CEWARNER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
For Rent,
INVESTMENTS.
FIVE PER CENT aIr.p ,~

Inc Guarantee Trust ane BANKING c..
~, VI Atlanta, Ca. is one of the M, Sonpa-
- ana strongest Financial Inst, n,;d re
T ~ me south. Il issues ten year s nar ano ,.
rust lusl bonds. interest payable semi-annns Ja.'
r ,nese oonos can be secured by paving 20 n
psr month on 81 ,0C0 bond amnn 80 W
over p1o aon e business men of Balt. .re
wear a. Of them were sold IN one
Chsrles, a over Is vaoo oo0 sold through The
also participate in The NJ, :. Inc
,ugs 81 the company. Full informafione 20 xr u
nisned hy addressing box 316 or tbs S,' Iul-
&C. Charles Town, w. Va. spirit
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19

Senator Watson sent the Powhatan
Band check for $2s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
County Commissjoner.

l hereby announce myself as a candidate
Tor county Commissioner for Kabletowu
District, subject TO the Democratic Primary.
III elected. will vote against be licens ~
OF saloons. WILLIAM WILT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
Rooms for Rent.

,, ror Kent. several good rooms. centrally
Dngnt and cheerful Apply ct the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
Justice of the Peace

hsreby announce myself candidate for
reelection as Justice of tie Peace of Char1 es
Town District-subj ect to the action of the
Democratic Primary,
c. FRANK GALLABER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
State Of Ohio. city Of Toledo. J..
Lucas County esS.

State Of Ohio. city Of Toledo.
Lucas County, }ss'
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that ha q
senior partner. Of the firm of F. j. Cheney
q Co.. doing business in the City Of To-
teoo' County and State aforesaid, and
tnal said nrm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev.
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
py the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and snhscrihaa u
my presence. this 9Th day Of December.
(SeaD A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public,
and acts directly upon the blood and mn.
s eous surfaces Of the system. Send for
F: J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
TAKE Halle Family Pills for constiuation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
DW1 LING 6 OUTBUILDiNGS.

TERMS One third of purchase money
cash and balance 10 equal payments at one
and two years with interest, the deferred pay
ments to be evidenced by the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest payable semi-an-
nua11v to be secured by deed OF trust on tn e
property and with proper insurance agains.
fire on buildings.
s W. WASHINGTON,
Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
For The Legislature.

am q candidate for nomi alton at the ep-
pro.ching Democratic primary election to
the House OF Delegate. $1,000
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
For Rent.

zig aWeiIing properly know n a. In. sts...
$500 $500, On south George street next 81 ~
Apply to FRIsT 20. Bank.
Mar. ST, DHSn WITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-03-19
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable House and Lot.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated January
Is, 1906 and recorded In the Office of the
CLERK OF the County Court of jefferson conn.,
~, w, Va, In deed book 96, page SOL from
Lewis NJ. Smith aBd wife to 8. W. Washing
ton, trustee, the undersigned will sell public
1y In front of the Court House In Charles
Town, w. Va. at IL Q, M, on
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
MEXICAN REBELS
FLEE TO SONORA
WILL. NOT STAND AND BATsTi.l
WITH COVER MENT TROOPS
UNLESS CAUGHT.

WASHINGTON, August 26.--Reporz IS
TO the war department from Northern
Mexico tonight indicated that the reh-
els, fearing the superior federal force.
are fleeing 10 Sonora. and that they
will not stand and battle with tae
government troops unless forced to
do SO, Generals Saizar and Orozc0.
both Of whom were supposed to have
been surrounded by the federals. have
esca ped. and are moving eastward.
General Salzar is reported To have
raided Hacienda DE Nogales. ranch
sixty miles south of the border. and
10 have HaftTeated the women found
there, After burning the stables and
barns the rebels moved toward So
nora
Brigadier General Steever reported
everything quiet along the border
Acting Secretary of the Navy
Beeckman Winthrop today ordered
the gunboat Des Aoines 10 patrol
the eastern coast OF Mexico. This is
in pursuance OF the recently announc-
ed policy of the state department 10
keep American war vessels always on
the Mexican coast To protect foreign
interests in the event nj revolution.
The Des Moines will leave Roston Sep
TENDER 6th, touching al all Important
Mexican gulf ports, and remaining
in southern waters until January l9t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
CONGRESS EXPENDS
BILLION DOLLARS
APPROPRIATIONS ARE, ONLY EX.
CEEDED By LAST YEAR UN.
DER REPUBLICANS.

WASHINGTON, August 26.--Stato-
ments issued today by the appropria-
tions committees of the senate AM
house show that another $1,000, 000,-
eco congress has passed into history.
The billion dollar mark was exceeded.
although the appropriations. for the
fiscal year Of 1918 are slightly lower
than those for 1912.
The total appropriations authorized
during the past session were S1,01s.-
636,143.S6. The appropriations last
session. when the Republicans were
In charge of both bodies of congress,
amounted to st.026, 6s2,ss1,72.
In the closing hours OF the session
today representatives. Fitzgerald and
Cannon, ranking Democratic and Re-
publican members. respectively, on
the house committee, outlined the au-
nual budget from the partisan stand.
point.
Fitzgerald claimed the Democrats
had made economies all along the line,
while Cannon alleged that the gov
eminent service had been crippled by
the Democratic house, and that defi-
cheney appropriations would have to be
made next session to meet the run.
ming expenses MIR. Cannon also
sa i'd less money had to be appropria-
ted this year for the Panama canal.
and this partly was responsible for the
Democratic reduction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
BAR ASSOCIATION
MAY GUST LEWIS
BATTLE OF MORE THAN YEAR
WILL COME IN con
yENTION.
NO NEGROES WANTED
ATTORNEY GENERAL WtCkEHsHAM
DECLARES HIS FIRST ASSIST
ANT SHALL NOT BE Ex-
PEELED.

MILWAUKEE. WIS, August 2t.-
The battle which has been going on
In the American Bar association for
more than year over the question
of ousting Assistant Attorney General
William Ii. lie Is, the Boston negro
and former Harvard athlete. is *
pected to come to a head in the CON
Vention of the organization which
opened here this morning. the
objection to Lewis. which, his friends
declare. is purely racial, threatens 10
split the association wide open, ana
it is declared that Attorney General
Wick ersham il coming here prepared
10 champion his cause in a finish hghts
The two delegates Who are leading
tho opposition to Lewis are George
Whitlock of Baltimore and Edward
Farrar of New Orleans.
The opposition to Lewis developed
soon after he be came a member. more
than a year ago. He was proposed
by the local council of Boston, and
soon afterwards was advised of MS
election Several months later, after
his name had been sent to the senaee
bY President Taft for confirmation as
assistant attorney general, Lewis was
advised BY the executive committee
of the association that he was viewed
as undesirable that 1t was not
known when ne was elected that he
was a negro, The executive commit
tee met in January last and adopted
resolution eNpelling Lewis from
membership.
Attorney General Wickersham ma
mediateIy made publication his be-
lief that the action of the executive
committee was indefensible, and de-
clared his purpose to fight the ques-
ton out at the next session Of the
association. A ramificat.on Of the
Lewis incident VIII be an endeavor
TO amend the constitution of the as
ISOLATION to exclude all negroes from
membership.
Another big feature OF the conven-
ton will be the delivery Of an ad-
dress Of The New Nationallsm. ny
Frank p. Kellogg. the noted trust
buster Of Minnesota.
The convention viii last three days,
August 81, rs and 20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
WIRELESS WILSON
DIES IN ATLANTA
FORMER PRESIDENT OF STOCK
- COMPANY SECGUMRS- TO --
n
UREMC POISONING.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug 26,-~Col. c. c.
Wilson. sixty seven, former president
of the United Wireless company. died
last nght at 10 O'Clock at the United
States penitentfafy here. where he was
serving Il three year sentence for using
the mails in attempt to defraud. Ure-
mic poisoning was given as the cause
of death. He was stricken while
reading in the prison library at 1850
O'Clock Immediately he was removed
to the prison hospital whore he died.
Previously in Good Health.
Prison officials said today that Col.
Wilson had been enjoying good health
up to yesterday. The cotonels young
wife, 70 whom he was married just
before hts conviction, little more
than n year ago, has been notified
Wilson began serving his sentence
August 80 1871. He was taken TO
New York last May by one OF the
prison guards to testify in bankruptcy
proceedings instituted against the
United States Wireless company. Sew
eral post ponamentS Of the case neces-
stated his being held in New York
for more than month and it became
known that the guard was allowing
him a great deal Of personal liberty
during that period.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
PRESIDENT GOES TO
SUMNER WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. August 25,-Six
weeks after the time he had planned
TO get away. Presldene Taft" left
Washington for Beverly. Mass. at
5;35 O'Clock tonight, accompanied by
Major Khoades, his military aide. AS
siSa~lt Secretaries Rudolph Morster
and Thomas Brahany. two sercet SER
wee men, and number of reporters.
The same train carried number OF
New England congressman and sena
tors to their homes and the president
held ID number of political conferences
with them on the way TO New York.
After two days at the summer
White House" the president will leave
for Columbus, Ohio, where he Will
preside at the executive day cere-
monies. In connection with the Gen.
teHhiat celebration on Thursday az the
week It is expected that he will
then visit Cincinnati for two days. re-
turning here September .3rd to pre-
side at the opening Of the eighth In
ternRtional congress Of applied chem
istry. September Attn. New London,
Conn. September eth. is the next
presidential appointment and the
chief executive will then return to
Beverly. supposedly to remain there
until election day, when he will cast
his vote in Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Ashland

ASHLAND. August e6.--1r. J II.
Moss pastor OF Duncan Memorial
church returned from his vacation sat
urday and was greeted by a full con-
rregation in spite OF the intense heat.
Ills sermon proclsimin9 that he had
returned much refreshed In mind and
body. Among his hearers were pr,
Geo. f. Booker Washington ST Peters
burg, and pr- = G Hatcher. r. NJ. e,
pr Moss spent HIS vacation on the
Eastern shore among his former
parishsunrs. and reports good fshsng,
and much success along that line.
Mrs. Josie wright, who has been Ill
In the Virginia hospital. has recovered
sunicientiv TO 20 to Spottsyivania
county, where she Is row the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. John Segar.
Miss Alice Reed. who has been the
guest of Miss Laure nlincoc. returned
20 her home, Blackstone, Va, this
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. walton. Of Atlanta
who have been visiting their sister,
Irs, l. \. Vaughan, lett Saturday for
Wrightviiie Beach.
Mr. and Mrs g, Frank Vaughan VIII,
returned from delightful European
tour last week, have gone 70 norfolk
for a few days.
Carrier and Emily Carter went TO Ieffer-
son Park on saturday for the week end
Mr. Herndon Gathright and Miss Lou
Redo viii return this week from JEFF
ferson park
pr Hall Carter returned this after
noon from Baltimore where he has
been visiting his parents,
Mr. ana Mrs. " IN. II. Hoofnagfe and
little daughter. who have been the
guest of their mother. Mrs, Cardoza,
for some weeks, viii return to their
home In Richmond tomorrow,
The family of G. w, Hunter VIII also
return tomorrow to Richmond.
The family of James F. Harrison
have taken the T,omkie's house on the
race track, and will move in Wednes-
day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
MED|COS WILL Be
HERE NEXT WEEK
MAYOR AND GOVERNOR TO WELL
COME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ASSOCIATION.
FOREIGNERS COMING
EMINENT LONDON PHYSICIAN WILL
/, READ PAPER As WE'LL As RE
PREVENTATIVE AMERICAN
SPECIALISTS.
FOREIGNERS COMING
SPECIALISTS

Probably the last function which
Mayor Richardson may engage III
as MAYOR will be that of welcoming
to the city the members of the Amer
lean Electro Therapeutic association.
This convention will assemble ia
Richmond next Tuesday. and will re-
uain here for three days. 44eadquar-
ters will he at the jefferson hotel.
Several hundred delegates will be
in attendance upon the convention
and many papers of much value and
Importance viii be read by the dele
gates.
There Will be representative ply
sicians from all over the world. While
this convention Will embrace mainly
American doctors there will be spe-
e.alists from many other contries.
DR.. F. Howard Humphriels of Lon
don, Will read paper on Lessons
from Failures This paper wilr deal
with 1.-The Causes Of Failure, the ar
niamentariun, Inadequate Know
ledge, Unsuitable Cases. Perseverance.
Inattention to Detail Over-confidence
or Lack OF Confidence. Fatigue, lido
syncrasy, Electrophobia."
Another paper Of interest Will be
that to be delivered hy Or ]. G. Wal
ton, of Richmond. on "Hydrothera-
ply its general effects and benefits
Ut +, g lice, or Roanoke VIII
read paper on Electro hera peu-
ties In Nasal Pharyngeal Conditions
The subject will embrace discus
sion of chronic rhinitis. exostosis and
hypertrophies, nnosmia, eustacia n
stenosis and mastoiditis.
The convention will open at 10
o'clock Tuesday morning Governor
Mann and Mayor Richardson will de-
liver welcoming addresses, and DIR,
w r, McFee. of Haverhill. Mass
president Will respond.
Following this will be received re-
ports of standing committees, and
then number of scientific papers will
be read.
There will be three sessions a day,
morning. afternoon and night
An exhaustive exhibition Of cleo
trical and scientific apparatus will
prove Of interest to members of the
profession as well as the general pub
Tic. who will he invited to inspect the
displays. and TO attend the open ses-
sions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
GREAT PAGEANT
OPENS IN OHIO
HuNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY o.
ESTABLISHING CAPITAL CELE-
BRATED AT COLUMBUS.
TAFT WILL BE GUEST
AFFAIR IS UsLED IN WITH SALUTE
OF ONE HUNDRED Guns At
DAtBHEAk. FOLLOWED
BS SPEECHES.

CCLU MBUS, o, August 2s.--The
most spectacular and imposing series
of pageants ever staged in the Mid
die West will be witnessed during the
Ohio-Coiumbus centennial celebration.
which opened today to mark the hum
dredth anniversary of the establish-
ment of d permanent capital in Ohio.
What is SAID to be the greatest his
torical tableau ever attempted will
be seen on the second, third and
fourth days of the centennial. Entitled
The Story OF the State" ii will de-
pict scenes of the old northwest ter
ritory and Ohio from the day Of the
mound builders to the present Fifty
thousand dollars has been spent on
this event. in which thirty magnifi
cent tableaux cars and more than
one thousand men and women will be
seen. Alegories Of Ohio. her arts,
science, inventions and labor VIII be
included, while interspersed in the
long procession will be mounted her
aids, trumpeters, Indians, French and
English soldiers. historically costume
ed, frontier riAemen. women and chill
sdrcn Of the pioneer type, and old
fashioned pack trains. The buildings
Of the floats and the general prepa-
grafton for this feature has been going
on since May 8.
Thursday will be Federal Day
with President Taft as the guest OF
honor. Chief Justice White of the
/ United States Supreme court, Justices
Hughes and Day, former Judge Alton
h. Parker Of New York, former Vice
President Fairbanks and the COVER
nors Of Indiana. Illinois. Michigan
and Wisconsin also are scheduled to
| be present
ON Saturday representatives Of
every women's organization In Ohio
as we'll as those OF many other States
will pa participate in Mothers and Chill
dren's Day" In the morning there
will he a pageant with thousands OF
children in line. after which two
thousand specially drilled little folks
will present the dances Of all the ma
tons that have contributed to Ohlo's
population.
That same afternoon there will be
a patriotic meeting, under the aus
pices of the Daughters of the Amcri-
can Revolution and the Federated
Women's Clubs of Ohio and the other
States that grew out of the old north
west territory. Among the speakers
VIII be Miss Jane Adams of Hull
House. Chicago, Mrs. Frances Squire
Potter OF Chicago, Mrs. Phillip Car
penter Of Yenkers. y. Y, and Mrs.
Harriet Taylor Upton OF Warren, o.
The official names given TO the va
rious days are;
Monday. Columbus Day; Tuesday.
/ Ohio DAYS Wednesday. Fraternal and
Choral Day: Thursday. Federal Day:
Friday. Agricultural and Neterans
! Day: Saturday. Mothers and Chill
dren's Day. Sunday will be Centennial
Day. with patriotic services in all OF
! the churches and a great open-air
meeting in Franklin park In the af-
/ ternoon.
! The celebra ton was ushered in
/ with a salute of one hundred guns
/ at sunrise today. after which adj
| dresses OF welcome were made by
Governor Harmon and Mayor Karb
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

faction or clique within the party He
is running on his own record and
qualifications for the place, he says.
He has wished to make the race be-
fore, but good opportunity did not
offer until last winter. wa.l he re-
signed his seat on the Circuit court
bench and announced his candida ~.
Although Judge Watson's tiisavowa,
OF having secured the endorsement or
the organization before sntEring the
race is accepted, the belief in some
quarters that he is backed by be-
cause he is more acceptable than
Congressman Turnbull has NJ, been
entirely eradicated. riirnDUlfs sup
porters have made no great ase~ i {
this argument 10 aid Their cause,
however realizing the streng-h # ;he
organization III the district AMI MOI
caring to raise the question. fearing
Ia arouse 1t from an attitude - com
paratively lukewarm supper, # Wat
sou To one OF energy.
The primary. which takes ola1e on
September 21st. II the last liefno-
cratic primary to be held in this
state this fall Nominations have
been made by tho Democratic, party
in every other district save IN The
selected in convention. Congressman
Saunders will undoubtedly lie chosen
10 lead the race In that f-1ricj again
this fall, and his success IL stim - 4
fpregone conclusion Ha,tfas and
charlotte have been added the l.ilS
trict and these two counttes irtn~
strdnsiT Democratic a majority ~ 4en
viii he increased to one ~ al icost
500 *
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
MARSHALL HANGER
DIES At STAUNTON
AGED LAWYER WAS AT ONE
TIME SPEAKER OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Especial t. the Richmond NirginlaH,b'
STAL NToN. VA, Aug. 26.-M7jor
Marshall Hanger, seventy-nine year,
old, died today after short Illness
A young lawyer, graduated from the
University of Virginia. he entered the
war in Company f. First Virginia
cavalry, under Captain Patrick. lie
was promoted to major and served on
Stuarts stan, surrendering at the
chose.
In 1889 he was elected to the house
II delegates. and served to 1888. be
ing speaker most of the time. Under
Cleveland second administration he
was Consul to Bermuda.
He was in the capitol when the
galleries fell but was not hurt. he
was a bachelor. living here quiet,
retired life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
LAUREL BRIEF s.

Especial to The Richmond Virginiln.,
LAUREL. VA, August 2s.-~Erei
Crosby and !. A. Macomber spent
yesterday in Richmond
Mrs Laura V. kenney. 81 Rich
mond. is a guest OF Miss Alice Ken
ney.
The Brookland district teams have
been hauling gravel around here Tor
the past month. and have made A
great improvement in roads.
There are about 220 boys at tire
school here now.
A woods fire which started @long
the railroad did some damage here
last week.