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Apartments Furnished.

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CA1THNESS APARTMENTS,
COR. SECOND AVE. AND Il
ST FINEST FURNISHED
APARTMENT IN THE CITY.
ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS. BEST or HARDWOOD
FURNITURE. PRICES REA-
SoNABLE. APPLY J.. c.
RITTER. 800 NEWHOUSE ELDG.
PHONE WAS. 904.
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For Sale-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-5-CYLINDE PIERCE AR
row Limousine. perfect condition. $1,000;
p-cyIinder Thomas, repainted and over
hauled, $1,000 The Tom BotteriIl Auto
Hoohe 20. mI97
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FURNISHED ROOM AND fVvT;il M
private family; So moh'"
3256J. @22 w. jth South.
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FOR RENT
housekeeping Rooms.

THREE COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms, electric light. bath,
gas and coal range, nice yard. 2sa W.
tth So. Gail from TO y. m. Phone
llyland 20su-J m1i6
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MONDAY, DEC. ., 1890 y. NJ. AT 1859
~ 81" ! VIII sell q lot of good house
hold furniture. consisting of Administer
anu velvet rugs. small Navajo rugs. ma
mogany and oak rockers, elegant leather
turkish rocker. Morris chair. mahogany
fine mission plano (practically rewC nn.,,
hogany parlor' set. lace curtains ball
tree porch seat. sideboard. dining table
ahu chalrs, TWO Gum sectional book
cases, couch, clock. typewriter, pictures
nan and stair carpets. brass and iron
oeds' bedding, iO-lb. felt mattress. dress
ers, chilroniers. specimen cabinet. ward
tfi' lot ulshes, range, combination
tauie, COOKING utensils, etc. G. l.. Sober.
mi 80
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FURNISHED ROOM AND 80 81
private home. ii3 East sth "
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TYPEWRITERS
WELDING

WE WELD CAST IRON, ALUMINIUM,
steel or any other metal: bring your
broken machines and water Jackets to us
for repairs. Utah Ornamental Iron g.
Bronze Works. 155 West South Temple
Wasatch 1878. h226,
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BOARD AND ROOM

NEW TEMPLE HOTEL, CoNd
able rooms, hot and cold water, q
heat, good table maintained; tersI|
sonable. IL W. No. Temple.
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A SELECT FEW TO ROOM
board with small family; eonvu
location. modern house. good u
References. Wasatch 22e4-M.
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For Sale-Furniture.

NEW GOLDEN OAK BOOKCASE AND
Solid oak office chairs cheap. IL RUBY
apis, 16l =. End So. ml0T6
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MODERN ROOMS FOR II. X, GAS
range. rent very reasonable. 12 Ken
dnll terrace. 4ti and 9Th So. of w. Tenn
pie. 1880
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CHIMNEY CLEANING

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FUR
mace cleaning: Leave orders at pruehl
x Frankens. Wasatch 100 kIeOy
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AUCTION SALES

RUGS AND PICTURES
at private sale; S75 ;rd avenue n909
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FOR SALE-REAL Ess,1
Improved and Unimp,o,.,

SMITH, TARPEY q s,,,
5l5 Newhousc Bldg. Tn%lru.
SPECIAL. "assict
Si000-A new brown brIcL
rooms on Ninth 'Epnp'
large front porch. sc,a
porch, cemented bYvreena
mace; In fact. all mnS
date features. Evucrn,
large, light and cheerir, 70;
take you I" see 1t any u, v
$l000-Thls Third Il. str..,
sold at once and is nIat Iot n
price in order thai tV'IIsed |
moved quickly. IL III u,
feet on Third East Is e. y.
naS lwo-rod street w y I
% nor.l, and a loft alley alS' as
south boundaries. Csny az
monthly payments. "n os
For vacant lots. trackoge A.,
property, see us. We Wrl, B,
dent and burglary insurance afs
We have farming lands ana
TO trade for city realty. "hu or
SMITH, TABPEY e s,,,.
J15 Ncwhouse Bldg. WSslrH
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Wf-DNESDAI l WILL SELL A GE;N-
Gral stock OF merchandise at SprInr-
VIC, k Utal, for Packard Bros. Dry goods
starts u, m Continues iii stool, ie
'''' C.E OSTERLOH
m 1852
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THE COVEY.
TILE COLONIAL.

! Hbi WANTS WILL FURNISH a LIST
ot many properties-both residence and
business locations. well as rural and
suour roan--that may bo secured under the
best terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous.
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
Ono of the best retail hardware storcs
IN southern Idaho for sale- Storeroom
S0xs0, well lighted. good display windows.
up-to- -datc fixtures; no old stock. This
Is splendid opening for live man.
Stock will invoice about $4,000. Building
with two lots. s3T0o. Cali on address
Twin Falls Realty Company. Twin Falls,
Idaho. No trades. lc2292
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BOARD AND ROOM. s. A nj
Rooms. $3.50 UP. Rear liz e 8
South.
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ONE. TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
or unfurulshsd outside rooms. modern
I'm every way. everything new. SIS u.
Srd South, cor, 4th II. H1263
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ACCORDION PLEATINC

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SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING
SOB East Srd South. Phono Hyland 1871
kl056
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THURSDAY, DEC. IL, 1880 A NJ. AT
the keyser warehouse. 32S West md
South. l Will sell rooms OF exception
tai dining table. eight dining chairs
china cabinet, sidcboard, mahogany par
ior set, rockers, Norris chair five dress
ers. TWO brass beds, also iron beds. five
steel springs, seven felt mattresses
writing desk. wardrobe. Administer and
wilton rugs. fine piano (cost 5000, will
be sold at l. m; bicycle. sanitary couch
one Pedestal center stand. two arm
chairs, refrigerator, electric fans, eNIen-
sion table. Kitchen table Haviaud china.
cut glass mirrors, pictures: also LOT
dishes suitable for restaurant; Kitchen
utensllS, garbage can, etc. Come early
Sale VIII he held In steam heated piano
room G. j.. Sober. auCtlonccr. mI06l
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SMITH, TARPEY B s,,r,,
ol1 Ncwhousc bldg. Ur,a Usa "
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KEY FITTING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN J. LAASS,
Mechanical engineer, structural design
ing and general drafting. Inveutine a
speciality. Office no. e0s Kearns bldg
Tel Wasatch 1926. k2552
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED 20
strictly modern. with or withou!
rea sonable oi2 Z. So. Temple
Wasatch 4345-J.
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NICELY FURNISHED RooM 4,
breakfast and evening dinnesiiI A
fined young business man ~ ss.ch snh 4
family, very close In. Was@''"
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FRONT SUITE ROOMS. ALSO 0l.
rooms. strictly modern, yery noz5
excellent table: day boarders ~
New Temple hotel.
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NEATLY FURNISHED, STEAM ~
ed rooms. with board, s6 per "s',
So. 2nd West.
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ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT B0i
pleasant home;' terms reasonanS
So, ith East,
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LARGE ROOM FOR TWO; f%J
family; good cooking. f0' 9"
WaSatch 306O-M.
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BOWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS, 225
Main. Prizes each week for ladies'
high scores. u5Ef
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PRINTING.

PRINTING.
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ARROW PRESS-UTAHS BIGGEST
plant; Printing, Binding. Office Sup
PIes ana Furniture. Legal Blanks. ss
w. End So Exchange s02 k1a5
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FIRSPC CLASS BOARD AND %
suita BE for two gents. 3i1 5th e.
1920.
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l2-GAUGE PUMP GUN. NEARLY
new; cash Sl2. 22-cal. Winchester re-
peater. with case. $3.50 Bamboo rod.
hunting coat. rubber boots. cheap. Call
bet. 1880 and p. m, 53i So. Main ST
m9l1
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CHIROPRACTcRs
CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTER1NG


MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE-
paired: Salt Lake Mattress Il Mfg. Co
Phone S299. pl555
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS;
- heat and bath; close In. 415 South w:
Temple. Was. 275-W. h13s2
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THREE RHODE ISLAND RED COCK
crcls for sale, 500. SOS LIST ave.
ml152
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NICE ROOM WITH BOARD. Fss' Fs
cation, private family. reaso''A'
Satcb Sil@-J.
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OXFORD FLATS. 11a w. NO TEMPLE.
Groom: unfurnished fiat: also 3-room
furnished rnI013
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For sale-Automobile Tires.

NEW AND SECOND HAND AUTO
tires Osborno's Rubber Works. 22s e.
End South. kl7Sl
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TWO SECONDHAND FOUR-CYL1N-
der 25- mp. model "10' Bucks at snap
prices, Randall-Dodd Auto Co., Ltd 81
w. 4th South st. bo2Se
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ROOM AND BOARD. 81, ~ w
people preferred. III so i''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
BOOT H MEETING
HELD IN CHURCH
City Auditorium So Terribly
Cold That Service Had to
Be Transferred.

Because OF the intense cold in the
City Auditorium, the barn-like spaces
OF which were apparently not affected
Ing plant. the mass meeting arranged
for yesterday afternoon to hear Mrs.
Maude Darlington Booth was hastily
transferred TO Grove Avenue Bapeis,
Church. which was placed at the dis
posal of those in charge, after hun
dreds had found II unsafe to remain
in the cold structure. The annual
meeting of the congregation of Grove
Avenue Church called for yesterday
afternoon was transferred to the
basement. and the main church audi
torium was thrown open to an audience
which filled 1t Mrs. Booth spoke on
prison relief work. outlining plans for
establishment OF an .S-prisoners' home
in Virginia similar TO that she now
operates in New York.
Mrs. Booth was expected TO address
the prisoners ut the Virginia Peniten-
tiary yesterday morning. but on ac-
count of the dissrrangement OF train
schedules 1t was / o'clock when she
reached the institution.
Superintendent; j. B. Wood arranged
LOT SPecltl SERVICES, however. The
prison chapel seats only half of the
male convicts at one time, so that two
services were held. one after another
each OF an hours duration, at each
OF which Mrs. Booth spoke TO the men,
urging them TO join an association OF
which she was the founder. and which
has large membership In the prisons
Of this country. She issues certifi
cate of membership to such prisoner
as Will promise 10 read q portion OF
Scripture each day. and to observe
the rules OF the Institution.
She has several times before ad-
dressed the prisoners In the Virginia
Penitentiary with fine results. Al the
mass meeting hold in Grove Avenue
Church Mrs. Booth was introduced by
former Mayor Carlton Mccarthy, in the
absence OF Governor Mann. who Is
confined TO the house by illness.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WILL
ARRANGE FOR ANNUAL MEETING;
I SnnrioI 10 rho Timos-Dianc

ISnecinl to The Times Dlspatch.l
Lynchburg, Va. January li.--Wal-
ter l.. Addison. president OF the Nir-
ginia Press Association and as such
eS-otiicio chairman OF the executive
committee OF the association, ycster-
day afternoon Issued n call for a meet
Ing of the executive committee mt
Murphys Hotel. In Richmond. on tho
evening of January 23 Mt $3.50 o'clock
Mr.. Addison asked j. L. Hart, OF
FarmVille, secretary OF the associa-
ton. to issue the call.
Tho meeting is called for the pur-
pose of making provision for the mex,
annual meeting OF the association and
for the consideration of any other
business that may come before the
meeting for attention.
The memberB of the committee are;
Walter n. Addison. Of Lynchburg: Al.
lon Potts. OF Richmond: A. p. Rowe
of Fredericksburg; II. r. Nlillsa of
Buena Vista; George o. Green, of Cliff
ton Forge, and c. i. Denit, of Salon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
Jefferson uote, Arr,yo1,.

". W Mansfield. Washington; S. p.
Goodloe, Alton. Va; w. A. IaSuer.
virginia; q. r. Levy and child, Lynch
burg; James W. and Mrs. voolfolk,
New york; B. +. kirkpatrick. Lynch
burg; W. p. Keys. Virginia: j T.
Jarman. Farmville: W. S. Gooch INF.
yerstty of Virginia; Thomas c. Miller
Baltimore: w. w. Church, New York
w p. Short. Philadelphia; ". II. Aston
Meadow View. Va; r. s. Jeffries. Vir-
GINA; p. Seigman. Lou'sville: a. C.
Buds. Philadelphia; c. L. Kidd, Vtr-
ginia: Robert L. Mutt. Norfolk; T. J.
wilson, Chicago; B. B. Bruce, Cleve-
iand; 5. a. Foster, New York City: S
Fl. Wiley, Salisbury; ]. W. Johnson
Chicago: w p. Moore, New york n
y. Holt, st. Louis; James Hutchison
New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
LOWING THROUGH
JAMES RIVER ICE
Old Dominion Night Boats Only
Vessels Able to Make
Regular Trips.

Ice in the James River yesterda,
from White Shore TO Richmond was
from three TO five inches thick. ac-
,ording to statement made las,
hight by Captain Shelly, of the Old
Dominion steamer Brandon, which ar
lived hero yesterday morning from
Norfolk. With the exception OF the
8erkley and Brandon. practically all
navigation in the river has ceased, but
shese vessels so far have been able
10 keep UP their usual trips. \ tcle-
gram yesterday morning stated that
The Berkeley had arrived in Norfolk
on schedule time.
Several tugs from Norfolk ycster-
day made an attempt to come up the
river, but abandoned II when thick
ico was encountered.
Along the banks tho ice is piled UP
several feet thick.
81 do not believe thcro is any dan
ger of an Ice gorge" said Captain
Shelly. unless there is sudden
thnw.
The city tug, Thomas Cunningham
ST., for the past two days has been
steadily crushing ice in the harbor
Keeping the channel open.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
ONLY FIVE OPERATING
or Twenty Distillcries IN This District
Three-Fourths Have Closed Down.

or more than twenty distilleries III
the Second Virginia Internal Revenue
District, there are to-day only five in
operation. Four of these are in Hem
rico and Chesterfield counties while
the other is in Norfolk county. near
Portsmouth.
Two seizures recently rlado by tho
department closed down one plant Ia
Chesterfield and a second in Henrioo
Several OF those now working are be-
ing operated under bond from the
Omitted States District Court. others,
most OF which were OF small capacity,
voluntarily suspended operations
1t has been explained by revenue
officers that most of those which
closed down did so because 1t was
found almost impossible to compete
with the big Western distilleries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
celebrate Lcc,n nlrthanr

Friday January 10. will be observed
generally as tho one hundred and NTH
anniversary OF tho birth OF General
Robert g. Lee. Special plans are on
foot for Observance OF the anniversary
q: Lee Camp Hall on Friday night.
Crosses OF honor will DO distributed by
richmond Chapter. Daughters OF the
Confederacy.
The Business Mems Club will hold
Its annual open house on Friday, from
to T. NJ. in honor Of the birthday
OF General Lee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
NEARLY FROZEN
doc Donnelly Found in SemI-Con-
Hcfous Condition In Street.


Henry Donnelly. better know, as
DOC" Donnelly. twenty-eight years
oio' was picked up yesterday morninr
shortly after l o'clock by a street car
conductor at Graham and Fulton
streets In unconscious condition.
caused by dislocated and featured
ankle, the Intensely cold weather and
Mnlske!. the City Hospital was no.
tined and DR.. Watts responded I'm the
ambulance.
The man was takon to the hospital.
where IT was found that his right foot
mad been completely turned by a fall
ana MS fingers and toes frost bitten.
Donnelly was barely able to give an
account OF himself. He said that he
hed been drinking. and recalled hav-
Ing been at Chimborazo Park, from
which point, upon his hands and knees,
he said no crawled several blocks.
1t is expected that he Will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
SEALERS WILL MEET
'h'iorhi weights and Measures to BE
Considered Mt Washington.


Governor Mann has snnoin,sa co,
,nel John W. Richardson, kogIster NJ
ne Land Oiiice and ex- oiiicio Star. su-
+erintendent OF Weights and Measures
% represent Virginia at the seventh
ihnua! conference OF the National Seal.
ers Association. which Will be held in
washington on February Is and ls.
director S, w. stratton. of the Bureau
OF standards. 'e the head OF the as.
hociat.on.
me objects OF tho association are
10 oring about tho use OF correct
weighing measuring outfits, to secure
UNIFORM standard OF weights and
measures. and to consider the proper
handling OF tho work of CITY ana coun-
" sealers. Twenty-seven States hav.
passed laws since the association was
organized IN 1905. looking TO uniAca-
ton OF the systems In use.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
MARIAN CANAL HAS A TWIN
Doubling Of Waterway Held by Some
to Prove II Artificial.

Flagstaff. Ariz., January li.-Obscr-
vations MT the Lowell Observatory
show TINT tho Marian canal Titan
canal runs nearly straight north from
the gulf OF the Titans across this
equator and far Into the northern hem,
ispherc of the planet.
a perfectly parallel limo has now
appeared to the east ef II, tho dis
lance separating tho twins being some
what more than 100 miles.
This doubling OF Marian canals at
certain seasons Is one Of the alleged
supports for the theory that the canais
are OF artificial construction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
Engagenent Announced.

TSUtcTH1 10 THO TImes- Dispatch.
. Leesburg. Va, January l4.--Former
senator Thomas D. Gold OF "Ellwood,"
Clarke county, has announced the en-
Easement and forthcoming marriage or
his daughter. Miss Lucy Neville Cold.
to Frank Gardner Walter, Jr. OF Win
chester. Tho marriage Is TO tako place
at "Eslwood" on January II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15

widow. one sister. three sons and a
daughter.
AIR. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hardesty have
issued invitations Tor the marriage of
tneir daughter SIss Eiiza fiarucsIy to
.hafles ~ Imam ilUDIusvn, VI slcunun :
son, this county. Inc ceremony WIN
tAke place at spring cruIt,"'tne nome
VI me tiardeBtys, near Winchester, ON
According to reports received here
Yesterday from the upper Virginia Val
icy, the epiucmic or toxin puIsuIl cuus-
ca by eating darnageu corn. mas .,
40 means D:cn hnntvd among norscs,
NUMBER OF vaiuuuLe ua.linuIs PC
.ohs.ns 70 FARMERS IN i;ucninSnaIn,
, 1,n,, ,,."i, anu rag COMMITTEES nuviug
Inc remains OF stephen Barr, !. ma
i've OF Giarhc coun.y, VINO died sey.
sfal lays ago at Ilnserstown. Md,
touT !t'..a. were ih,.Irca III urvvp
ii!ii Ceiittery, at purrysIlir, on Fri.
49, he,. ou.an ilro"auus. -. ~. Of
usath fm'ts uuo u neart uise...,.. nc
iea'ta ms wiuow. Two sU4a ana two
uauS nltrs.
telegram received IT,; Mrs. G.
Sr"ttah IrawIoru, VI kcrnstowu this
eouhtS, announces the ucatn ut nrr
un1ie. CAPTAIN rraIa region CIurx, bu,
40 PARTICULARS wtT. gwen. t,u US 10
n.tnSer % IN: olu ana uru,n,u.nt
clark FANNY Of WINCHESTER. ana wn.,
- 'vuiorr "rotner OF the itttc CAPTAIN
W lii,hht l. Clark. VINO MAE Tor in.ny
Eats Junse uL inc Corporation Court
OF Winchester. ana VINO cotn,n;rnu.u a
company IN tho ConIsuvrate army.
william Fair. u Baltimore and OhIo
i.ailroad freBnt brakeman ha. boun
oioueht 70 the hospital suffering with
fractured skuii anu frosted nunus
aho race. "heH no went 10 WORK ma
nfu 30 ana a gold watcn with HIM. and
fa!iroad men that thug assau,,sd
MN snd threw him into an .Iliuty
ooAcaf' Where he was tounu uncUn.
'e'ou' Ano Almost frozen to death
william H: Baker has been reelected
Natiohal Bank. OF M1ncnester. n,,si
| ZION Wh!cn ms father, the late Wi
nam d. Baker. held for many vears
Soioncl kcbert T. Barton. lawyer n nd
eutnor OF nunoer OIL law pouks. mas
ottn re-oiecteu president OF tns Ear
u Niei ehahts NatonaI Bank.
EcV. william Hudson Cumnston vho
VAS graduated last summer from the
90. 80. uhuFia Theological Seminary and
VINO Is now rector OF the k;pisconai
S .n,, at Harper's Ferry. anu Bliss
uaue ater OF MIR. ana Mrs. George Step
.oe washington, Of RIverton. y, j.
"eIe married on Wednesday eyenin,,
- Chr.ht church at kirerton by iii
Eoss;a i!ilain Loyal Gravatt, Bishop.
rncant,n, OK Nest Virginia. a large
me, .ne ceremony at the home OF tho
ofiues parents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15
.LARUS RESIDENCE
WRECKED BY FIRE
(ContInMed from nrSt nagel


Ginter Park, including John II. Frisch-
korn. formerly member OF the Fire
Commission OF Richmond. stated that
the hre gave proof conclusive that
Gintcr Park should be annexed to
iiichmond SO that permanent en-
gine could be placed In that section
The heroic manner in which the nrc-
men Fought tho blaze brought forth
commentator from everybody. Streams
of watsr were thrown upon this Taylor
residence. without which 1t would have
been ruined. The GIntcr Park water
supply. despite tho amount used last
night, is adequate FOR the protection
or the entira suburb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-15

Joseph II. Toomey. SIR. one OF tho
Oldest engineers on the retired list Of
Friday az his home in Elkridge. Nd
He ran the first passenger train en-
gine from Baltimore to Winchester
many years ago. and during the war
he was in charge of trains CARRYING
ammunition for the Federal armies to
the fighting lines. He leaves his
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BRYAN CHALLENGE
HAS BEEN TAkENUP
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who is popular with the members OF
both parties.
Should the President Tomorrow send
to the Seantc the nomination Of Lieu
tjnant Harris. now on duty at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. or Lieutenant
Commander Stanford. attached to the
League Island Yard, to succeed Rear
Admiral Holiday az chief of the
bureau of yards and docks OF tho Navy
Department, 1t is not improbable that
tho friends OF Admiral Holiday. who
feel that he has not been given a
square deal by Secretary Meyer. may
cause considerable delay in conhrma-
ton proceedings. Admiral Holiday Is
a Marylander, and is Just rounding
out his four years Of service Us chief
of yards and docks bureau. Ills de-
capitation, 1t Is said. is due to tho fact
that he did not support Secretary
Meyer in all of hts ideas,
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