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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

In bic salppened e otte@aeterSs
SUIT a1nlff uro Baters Stod IN BEL
&aro uno iogte:: bin Der Dntel
aus Mn.eriitta. SD bin nun. Elm reidhber
Mann getuoroen." 5tola 3eiiggte er lett,
@elotdiddm bon godoblitenoer
5pielmarffen. Scum fol1lm nal ane
NIT rIiiber nod Mmerita."
nnosnu1 fubren lie iiiiber 0oas Meer,
Sic Bl,ppen in 6en 6rei 8apieridiff=
sden, sos fleine M6bden in ser nm-
g~eitnr5ten Bubbanf un0 ser SSurge I'M
Reconsideration. Gr batte iein
rotles EaidentidblIein an 6es @aters
stod gebumen un6 i'm Dor iihi nuf-
,gepflan5t. Dos mar feline Gabne.
Inns bie &irber iangen:
Sos Sdiff itreidt oa1r6 sic @el-
len, 6ri6olmr
Mnnernorie, oie NIT numelnben
&einden auf Dem &ol5itlebI geieiien,
mGbrenb 5ranlein nit ser Maberin
perbanbelte, a,n6 sic @iittoer ut1o ibr
6rmlifes Spiel3eug ein nenig gee
ringidydbig betradtet batte, nar mif-
geitun0en un5 idal1te 6em Spiel NIT
tpadem0em Sntereife gu.
Sett tparen sic &tn0er in Mntertfa.
sic itiegen iammt ibren 8lrppen aus
uro baaten ii6 in aner @eidapinoig=
felt Elm &aus. Sic bal1ten es aus
Stiiublen, 5eren 2ebnen Sic @dnoe
bilbeten uno NIT rotben. 8ett6eden to-
pe5iert mnr6en; omd eingonge ri6te=
ten lie Baters Stod nit Ser SABINE
cuff. Dann gingen lie NIT Ben 8l1p-
penfin6ern in 6as onerifanilHe @dus-
den, uno man for11te aus bren 9fe-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

e1ttlebl1len, Sob oorin sic
IIederiten saden, pie @dniebraten,
aatpfen Nllbtorte unb Mpfeliinen
'be1ipeiiten.
s D0llalBte oas gerliittbblliih iimoem allle.
1ifanillden &dusden ieinl Mnrrelna-
riieE bhatte iih auf oie 5uBipiben ge-
itelf u1to Dos aopfden borgeitredt,
ulk Bneinieben a1 fon1len.
God mas mar baS?
2lll1f einn1ul i9rie ser fleine SSl1nge:
.SSgbloiinner fou1nten! Snoianer! SSn-
oiMterl"
tm0 % riiiidten tie on. Cine Motte
Don -sdube1L 6ag tparen ole 5n-
Sic molten bas &dusden
ifiiFmen uno Sic 8epobner italpieren.
Born @aters mddtige shnftitiefel
aIs milbe @dltptIinge bann Mutters
.5du1be ut,b Sil8pantoffeln uno 3pei
Eaar &i11oeridnuridube, es mar ein
ganSeS Seer.
tins Ser fleine SSl1nge i9oB init lei-
11er 8iinolatthenpitode iiber Die @a11=
Sc ,5es @ausdens. un6 6as fleine
Ms1d0den idob audi 6as beiBt es
idlela6erte 5ariammengebaute anaateI
oo,t Seitungspapier nod sen &otbt
unb idyrie 6a5u: rBiff puff,
piff, puff II"
aa,1ger bielt eg Mnnemarie nidt
n1ebr aus. 8n Ser @in6 tpar Tie
p16blih I'M amerifonii6en &a1sden
rnb rief: .2abt mid mitipielen! 8it=
te, llaBt midi mitipielerp!"
Ser fleine Surge iagte:: SEQ, mel
ga idieB MIR tidttg!"
gaan i9oB Mnnemarie nit Sen flei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

men Daaiiiodeu nm sic Nette 8Rapier-
fanoneafugeln a1nter sic Sl1oiatter,,
u11 ale orei poufubrten eiin 9roBes
I8riegsoeidrei:
@s4par ein berrlides Nergnige1.
8a H1lte auf einn1al Ole Gimme
I6es Jrdlleins.
,Mnnemarie, 100 bilt Du 6enn? 8ir
molten beimgehen!"
,Mnnemariens ~Bliiben6es, lebbaftes
@eithtdben, nrngeben bon 5er5ailftetn
Blono9nar, taudte Ninter Den @an-
ben oes anneriifaniiden &allsdems ouf.
rMd1 - don2" REF e. .sld,
6rGuIein, mir ipielen geraoe 10 mut1-
berib6n!"
Bubi jnB anf Sem Teppi4l 1tn1ge-
ben Don ieiner ie%lblftbdtigen giien-
babn, Ser 8oitfutide, benz @otor-
idiffden unb ieinen finf5ebn &0blein
uno lnpg1peilte fi6.
ga ifiirmte M11nemarie berein, leb-
bnft mie nod ME.
Subj, @l1bi, ib tpeib eiu rre,1es
Spiel!" rief iie. Nimm MIR NAL al
le Sic Saden bier meg. @ir fpielen
Ser SufeI an1s MmertfQ!!"
limo nun ipielten ite es tpirflid.
5eigte ibnen 5as Sdiffden=
.faIten, 111n6 90 Mnnemorie 10 biele
Nllppen batte, muBten iie cine gatt5e
Slotte balten. sic bauten ii9 aud
Elm Sous nn5 ipielten eSroianerbela=
gerung, uro es mar mun6eridon.
@ieI al friib rief 5raulein gum
Mbenobrot.
Set 5er 9eit langneilten iib Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

ainoer nidf mebr. sic erfanoem iett
INNER ielbit Spiele, ems INNER lido
11er aIs 6as on6ere. l1n6 Monro freu=
te li6 6oB ibre &in0er iebt im11er 10
pergniigt atn6 m1nter morem, anb
6rd1tlein freute iib aa1d,. Scum font
te tie 5oh in &ube nadmittaes sic
&in0erlad)eu ousbeiiern u1po broa6te
ni6t forttp6bren0 Mnnemarie ur1 8a.=
bi 5u u%nterbalten.
Ms Gralt MiiQer sic fertigen 5a-
6en abdieferte, famen SriB unb 2en=
.6en ol19 nit.
Gn iagte Moma: r@9, 6os iino
tpobl 6ie &leinen, BON 0ener incline
&in6er 10 id11t ipielen lernten?" l1no
NUN n1uBtett lie nit &affe trinten, uno
nadber ipieltet Tie ale bier berrli6
Biz gum Mber6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

5%iinfbnuoert N,neritaner ,pobnten
DEM Da1uflagan1gsbontett lei. Ser
n1neri6aniide @eneradfonfM MIerane
Der 30. Ea.der, .9fuiibrte sen @onib.
Of. 6. g. Minot non ser meoi8i11i-
iden a6aflItdt ser unibepiit6t &or.
ooro aaub Grof. s.. M. SIonue boz,
Der gola1Irbin-nnuerifit1t in Netp
Dor, beioeMlstmpffdprofefforen bel
ten Mnipuaden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12
gs tpar Elm boIter, triiber 8inter-

W aUAI tIlI V1t@S%, IluuSI SOtltDtl=
tag.
Mama, 6rdl1lein un0 6ie @iin6er
iaBen in Mamas biibidem, bpa5int
Observation-Disclosures ;3inrmer om ge<
miitbIiden @affeetiiibee uber Sem Die
BON einem leudterorotben Sei6en
idirm un1biiute eleftriide 2ampe mie
cine rieiige MobnbUume idapebte.
v6rdmlein, fngte ineben Die Ma=
ma, bite geben Sic oo6 nadbber
NAL au meiner 8%eibnaberin. 8rou
Meiiner in Der @opbienitraBe. ST bn-
Re fir Mnnemarie Elm babies Dute1po
nnterrDdden beitent. 8elpreden sic
NIT fbr oas Ndbere, &eformr0dden
NIT 5tidereieiniak sic miiien ood!"
vMnmn, bite, Mama, laB mild NIT
geben!!" rief oie Heine Mnnemarie.
nMber &er5den, es 1T iolb l1n-
freunblides 8etter. Spiel' bod nit
8llbt 0nbeim!"
nglber 5as 5pielen 1T 10 Iargtpei-
Iiigl BBiifttte, IaB mid bod mitgeben!"
.ggif1n meinetpegen. 10 gebb
A[rnet1nre 9rih an: ser Seie h
res 5r1iiulleitrs o,r4 Die erleudtete
sSfoot. Sn fdritten IN Ole enge,
ourdh 5opBiienftrobe biinein, mo muir
peresiin8eM 2nter1ten nufbIibten u1b
Ffiiegen III Mr. 81 sic ffdntaleny ffRtpiillen'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

tbe SatteI bdngert. ST. bat einen rie=
ligen 8aa1faite11, eine Menugerie mit
miloen Sbieren, cine Noitfltide, sic
inn nufge5ogenen 3ultun0e ol1r6S yatl=
sc 3inmner fdbrt, nobel ser &oitillon
hrs &orn it0Bt, cine pradtige giien==
babn, sic l1nter 8uffen ur1 8feifen int
&reile ldl1ft, ein Motoridiffden, cine
8in6mitbIe utto nod biel mebr iolde
1d0ne snden, sic man al1f5ieben fann.
Die &in0er lebten ulio gleidfam I'M
Spielladen Sblaraffenlano. Mqein
ner 6os MGiird)em bonn S9larnffemano
fennt, Ser miro tpiiien, ooB ser &no=
be, ser birein fam, es 5lleBt Dor lol1-
ter i60nen un6 guten Dingen- faum
nsebr msbielt.
so mnli9 crying es au6 Mn1te-
marie un5 8nbi.
@ernoe neil Ie 10 iebr piel Spiel-
iaden butten, madte ibnen eigentlid
nidts 10 re9ten SpaB mebr. IS
COB ia fem 1,ea1es Spiel5el,g mebr
fir 1ie. sic tannten ia idom ales.
9ftmals langtpeilten iie itb immitten
ibrer &errlidfeiten gang erI6redli@.
9ann liefen iie gum S5rdulein.
Mh 8raulein, es lit 10 langtpeilig!
6rdulein, iogen Sic urs bo6, mas
mir ipielen f0nnten! @ir mil1en gar
ridts.
nno men,r oas pielbeiddftigte Grda,-
lem rietb: u8iet einnal 6ie gien=
babn arf, o0er ipielt NIT 6em @ouf=
m%annsla0en, ober laBt Sic 8in0miiEe
geben!" bann bteB es in hngge3oge=
mem, flageu6em Gone: u9ld, nein!
Sos baben mir ifdon 10 oft gemoht,
oos lit 10 Iangmeilig!" Sraulein, Iai-
len sic bod sic @dbereii Spielen Sic
oo9 etpos Mel1es NIT uns, oSer err
5ablen Sic nns cine @eid)idte. Ad),
es lit 10 langtpeiIig!"
go Hagte un1 ieuf8te Sic tleirR
Mnnenmrie un1 Ser 8nbi. l1no man
beoenfe - fnapp bier @od3en rod
@eibnndten! Mber- 10 lit es, men11 es
Den &i11oern al5n gut gebt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
Jars Contained Zig sum.

Special to The Times DISPATCH
Harr!sonburg. Va, March ls-Threc
glass fruit jars were on exhibition
here to-day IN a local store window
md were & great attraction to the
thousands of people here for March
rouTt-day. The 500 twenty dollar bills.
amounting TO sl1,S00, which were
stuffed in the jars. when the detectives
found them under the Huffman home
ST Penn-Laird. have been sent to
~ ashngton to the department
George z. Huffman, the railway mai.
clerk. after making his confession,
first said that tho money was hidden
under the corn crib at his own home
at Penn Laird. The detectives ar
rived here Saturday and spent several
hours tearing down the courthouse and
digging up the ground. They finally
gave UP the search and telepnoned 70
Lynchburg their failure.
Huffman stubbornly refused TO tell
the true hiding place OF the money un-
I'll his lawyers threw out hint that
his family might get involved in the
affair. Huffman then said that the
money was under his fathers no SO,
BOO yards distant from the corn crib.
message to Rockingham followed,
and N few minutes the three fruit
jars containing the nancy We're found
The affair continues TO be u genuine
sensation in Rockingham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
SECRET AUTOPSY
. S1UNS DEF NSE
Organs of Elise Crawford Are
Produced in Court by
State.

New Orleans, La. March is.-The court
room was thrown Into much confusion late
this afternoon when the State produced In
court tho brain. heart. lungs and other or
sans OF Elise Crawford, with expert testi-
mony, that their condition showed that ths
sister OF the defendant In the sensational
murder trial. did not die OF cerebral hem
orrhaSe. as the defense contends, but OF NOR :
prime poisoning. The organs were obtained
when tho body was exhumed Sunday by
state experts. and an autopsX was per-
formed In tho graveyard by DR.. Charles
Duya!i. a patholoElBt.
When The organs of her sister were held
up TO view by Dr., Duvall Annie Craw-
FORD for the hrst time since she has been
IN court broke down md wept
The attorneys for the defense. startled
by tho sudden disclosure OF the secre, au-
tophy. asked that their experts be allowed
to examine the organs. This was nnaily
agreed TO, and court WAS adjourned until
wednesday morning in order TO allow the
defense experts time TO make the ex-
animation.
The news OF the sudden autopsy fell Ike
oombshel In the. courtroom. and lawyers
VINO were present in court declared the de
Tense may have TO change its line o. action
completely.
After describing TO the court the oond!-
tlon IN which he found the organs. Dr. Du-
vail was askei BY the district attorney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
New tuberculosis Remedy
Based on Medicine

To say that II specific exists :or tho cure
Q: Consumption is perhaps too strong "A
statement, but In Eckman'. Alternative va
nave 'medtc!ne that has been the means
OF saving many He to ychrs OF useful
ness and In permanently caring large
number OF Consunptivcs.
Certainly n person arlicted with vast
Ing disease should be well Jed with whole
some. nour.shinE food. but frequently raw
down and then no food nouri-hcs AS for
milk, very good food for many, but n
producer OF bilousness for some
ANY diet that keeps a Consunlnt.ye vciI
nourished is the right one, bu; What IS
go!ng to cure the MISUNDERSTANDING Al
,eraure has cured and is curing many a
case o. Consumption. Let those speak who
Know Here Is a specimen:
20 Savannah ST.. Rochester " T.
Gentlemen: On June g. 1877, was
operated upon for Tubercuar per!tonitih a .
81: Mays Hospital. Rochester. " y.
-Nter the operation my physlcian gave
prizes; to take Eckmau's Alternative, which
did, My weight at the ;i:ne was !. lbs
! peGan TO Improve and steadily gained
In health and strength. I now weigh isi
lbs. and am absolutely cured. D.liryiur
owe 1t TO myself and other. mako This
statement" "
tslsued Anidavip EDNA FryzrR
:ckman's Alternative Is effective in IRON
ehl'iT. Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat and Lung
E'u'ies. and In uphulding the .ystem
DOCS not contain poison orint.s OF habit.
i"fhihg drugs. For sale by Owens & Minor
Drug Company and other lea,iin,, druryis,s
ASK for booklet o; cured cases and write "a
EGkman Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa for
additional evidence - "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
HUFFMAN GOESTO
ATLANTA 2 RISON
Former Mail Clerk Will Serve
Sentence of Three and
Half Years.
lspec!ol 10 INC rimcs.pIppntch. |

Lynchburg, Va, March lS.-Geo. y.
Huffman. the former railway mail
clerk, was taken late to-day to Atlanta
to serve three years and huff for
stealing 10000 from the mails here
In October.
Including the sil.soo recovered late
saturday evening by the postal In
speoiors at HuItmans home in Rock-
inSham county. the government now
has located all but $500 stolen from
the mails here on the morning of Oc-
tober Is last. II is now believed that
the entire amount will be restored TO
the government
John l.. Lee and George L. Caskie,
the attorneys, to-day turned over TO
the government $500 each, being money
paid 10 them, /, was learned, after
the plea OF guilty. and d. w. Earman.
the Har:isonburG lawyer. has also
restored $500 paid to him on the same
account Thus the government has
gotten sll,s00 from Rockingham coun-
ty, $1,000 from the attorneys. $1,000
from HuTman's grip in the Hotel Car
roll. and Will get 1850 from l.. p
Huffman. the Norfolk uncle OF the
prisoner. Saturday afternoon $40 was
taken from Huffman in his cell and
$1,000 Will be recovered on Ruffman's
fidelity bond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19

than forty male voices VIII Join under
the direction of Father Kaup. In sing
ing the imposing pontifcal high mass
While the musical program of the
mass Is carefully limited by edicts of
the Pope, considerable latitude !s LETT
to the genius of the choir leader and
his men. The actual text of the mass
conforms r'gidly TO versions laid down
by the Catholic ritual. but the music
within certain limits may vary in DIFF
ferent churches. The mass to-day. be-
cause of the high station of Its cele-
brant, Bishop Northrop. Will be sung
entirely in Latin. the sacred tongue OF
the church.
Musical Program.
Upon the entrance of the procession
within the doors OF the cathedral It
VIII be greeted by the choir with the
"Ecce Sacerdos Magnus," the official
greeting of the church to the bishop
Upon his entering the sanctuary. In
the celebration of the mass the choir
Will repder the following program:
Kyrie Eleison" ...........K aup
1iorla .....:. Aolier
Credo Plain Chant
Sacris Solemniis' ............ .Haller
'Sanctus" .Perosi
"Benedlctus" Pero.!
"Agnus Dei' .............Wi ltberser
Recessional. ''Te Deum."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
JOYNER RETURNS
FROM ASHEv WILLIE
ISpeclal Q rhe Tlmes.plspa,eh.l

Haieigh, " C., March ls-Hon. J. Y low
ner' St"ie superintendent OF Public Instrnc
, 80, "a" , returned from Western Carolina
.''p. u"'.hS winch he participated In i'm :
porian, educational meetings I'm Ashoyiii. ,
Hnd hehhcisonvllo. At Ashcv!IIc he attend :
"a a conference OF prominent citizens look
~ 70 Ign lcN|in6 of special school TAX
"i 80 and 3: cents for the whole county ~
rake the place OF the distrIct ecbooI ,.s.
tNi'a now In force in twcnty-ninc districts
ihnss-meeting for the county has hcen
caucd lor April II TO settle the matter. ana
Mt, JoynCr vii. be In AsheyIIIn ne,in 80 ~
TIA; dat, ~ rlondcrsonyiiie no 'I.iit'o- W,
,"r ianFtsS for the dedication OF a snnndId
~" 2-''Vo" pubic school building thar hc
Iev.'IF" 10 bc one OF the most complete In
"us,sn ana equipment that he has seen
CHARTERS have been Issued for tho s,,,,,.
'"stern POULTRY Association Inc) Crbnrin,,n
Np!..an S-''"v. Tor breeding and exhibltins
49, ,, ny - ; Davis. j. T.. Thomas. n
,crs ,,,,,,'''0ns ana y" 3D. Alexander: the In
.e.s!atc Development Company Asheyiii.
uapitHi' $1,000. by j. u. Mnupin. a. O. Day.
en'sh, w Thomas and others, for ron.
1.ait deVe!opmcnt; Miss Pearl Creech "a
S, 80 tio!a.ooro. capital. $1,000 authorized
~ Si'eV' subscribed. BY Miss c.re.ch Nrs
E.iEar !. Hart and others for mercantile
,us..'eesi me Mount Holly DeveIoDment
IomtGny OF Mount Holly. Castor COUNTY
~ $500 by ". s. Lee. ~ A. Coeka
There are twagvc appeals docketed Tor
ntsument this week from tho Seventh JuS,.
Ia. bstfici The list follows: Stats y.
t.e. from brunswick: State VS.. Dunn,
- .Vn, .uIhloeF!nnd State vs. CuIbreth. from
- "I.iIt "nemichl co. VS.. Floyd; Wutson ".
Insurance company; railroad va Mi - - ,
,,' 'h vs. railway and mower comnnnv.
Ss'pper vs. lumber company: Vance {. CO,
~ IAN i-ocklcar va. Savage; BeyIu ara
So o,,',an VI. Atlantic Coast Line RaiIoad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
NEED new PLAN Of
R OAO-BU|L d N G

On long table in the Street Committee
room las, night was shown the results OF
tests made by the City Engineers office
with many formulas FOR tar and asphalt
binders and top dressings for roadbed inn
proyements. with estimates OF the cost OF
applying them. AN open air test Is to be
made on Fitth Street between Min and
Franklin shortly, with the application OF
an aspnait binder over macadam surface,
the binder being applied at temperature
o: 3QJ degrees
The matter of rond improvements cspt
einliy IN the SUBURBS Q; the city. was
brough; !orcibiy TO The attention OF tho
committee by Thomar l.. Moore, II. $.
Hawes and l. II. Kaufmann. as II committee
from the Richmond Automobile Club. espe-
cia!ly protesting ~ regard to Cary Street
Road. which is practically impnssable from
the boulevard 10 the new corporation line.
The committee presented the urgent desire
tor road which would be serviceabIe At
all seasons 81 the year. and told of neSo-
tanons WIN me SUPERVISORS OF Henrico
county for improvements beyond the city
limits ON Cary street Road
CITY Engineer Boiling explained that
Cary Street Road WAS tho hrst to be built
al! underground construction before the
street was finished. a sewer. water main
and gas main were laid 10 the corporate
limits las; year. with side connections 10
every lot, so that Il should no; be necessary
to cut into the roadway again. The surface
was graded IHfo in the winter. and has
since remained OF wot "crawhsh :
clay, impossible IN wet weather. Mr.. Boil
Ing said That new traffic conditions and the
general introduction OF automobiles made
iiece.fary' some changes in the methods OF
! building roads. and that through the win
Tor. btsid"S hir own experiments. he had
. read all that The engineering Journals had
10 say, and had visited Washington and
b"liiinOr" I" -. various experiments IN
roads built 10 meet the new conditions of
traffic
| For tho improvement o. Can Street and
Grove Road. conditions on which are practl-
! cnliy alike. he recommended the laying OF
Il heavy stone base three four inches
! thick. with bitumnous binder. which
! won.d form blanket over all and turn
! water thor""shly protecting the roadway,
! such treatment 20 be continued on all o;
| the main artcr!e. leading out o. the city
/ on which traffic 3 heavy. and where the
ordinary treatment OF rolled gravel will not
| he sufficient. "
After some debate. on motion of Mr.. Don
behFE. the question OF selection OF some
permanent treatment of Cary Street and
IroNe Road from the Boulevard to the new;
CITY limits was referred to the Clay Ward
delegation and the City Engineer TO report
sstimates OF the cost. Meanwhile the CITY
Z engineer was insiructcd 20 have The mud
scrhpvd from ho;h streets ana the steam,
foit"i used so to give the citizens u
temporary relief while plans for perm.
"*nt improvements are being perfected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
Jefferson Hotel Arrivnln.

H. W. Rudd and wife. New York;
Mrs. A. G. Clement. Albany: II. c.
Howard and wife. Buffalo, y. y; c.
II. Rice. Boston; G. Warren Leopold,
Philadelphia; r. H. Charleston and wife.
New York: Miss Legge. New York:
Nm. Reid Schenectady, New York: }.
Messmer. Milwaukee, Wis b. Walsh
snd wife, Suffin, n. y: f. ". Knight.
Buffalo: W. r. M'lkrush, Cleveland, o
j, II. Wurst. Philadelphia: II. ]. Baker.
Philadelphia; Mrs. L. T.. Waters, BaltI-
more; NJ. C. Trerber, Baltimore; II. Y
Ihackston, Greenvine. s. C.: T. f.
Percy Jr.. Greenville. S. c.. Vim. New
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19

born, Jersey City: e. D. Fleming,
Fargo. N. d.: Robt. c. Lewis, Fargo,
\. D.; c. {. Tucker, Nashvillc; n. W.
Hart, Boston. Mass; NJ. V. Wilson, Jr.,
LynchburG. Va; Earnest Williams,
Lynchburs, Va; T. S. Duhigg. Brook
Ign, n. Y; NJ. u. Fitzgerald, Brooklyn.
\. Y; VIM. j. Duhigg. Brooklyn, n. Y;
w. A. Fallon. West Virginia; c. V. Ma
honey, New York; H. C. Semple, New
York City: c. W. Pennington, Boston;
j. II. King, Washington. u. c.. Chas.
5. Keith and wife. Philadelphia, Pa;
w. b. Porham Henderson. ~ c., ~
Waldron, Washington. d. c.; j. a.
kersham and wife, Goodland, Ind; T..
Murphy. Baltimore: +. y. Malloy,
Cleveland, o.; Jos. S. Smith. cleveland.
10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
DEATHS

MARR-Dicd, Tuesday. March IL. at
his home near Tunstalls. New * en-
county. Va. MIR JAMES T. MARI
He was in his eighty fourth year
md leaves his widow and eleven
children TO mourn their loss.
in Los Angeles, Cal,
JULIAN C. TAYLOR. son OF c. e.
Taylor. Sr. He leaves, besides his
father and stepmother, four broth
ers. Chas. f.. Jr., r. a., Thos. L. and
John j.. Taylor, to mourn their loss
Body will be brought to this city
for interment
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
Thomas G. Afauzy
RESOLUTIONS or RESsECT

ANA a called meeting of tho
faculty of the Medical College of
Virginia. held March is. 1912. the
following resolution was Mnani-
mously adopted
Resolved That In the death OF DIR.
DANIEL. J. COLEMAN the Medical
College of Virginia has lost valua
Bile member OF it's faculty. AS n
teacher, his earnest and faithful
work had cndcared him to the stu
dents and his colleagues. The mem
bers of the faculty in this manner
express their appreciation of his
worth and their profound sorrow at
his death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
TWO WOMEN HELD
IN HAWKINS CASE

Ashevilic. y. c. March 1s.-Charsed with
being accomplices before the fact in the
murder of Myrtle Hawkins. whose body
was found floating in the waters of Lake
oSccoia las, September. Mrs. Nora Britt
ind Mrs. Lizzie Shaft were bound TO the
superior Court OF Henderson county this
afternoon by Hcndersonvillc magistrate.
the bond OF the former being named al
Si.g~ and tho lat;ers at $500
Neither OF the prisoners could Furnish the
amount OF their bonds and both were
louRca IN the Henderson county jail TO
await the next term of court, which opens
May IS