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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09

snicben, bat nae bis iett genlndtcll
Sfferten periporfen nnb pertnngt. me9r
.3eit fir Ole 4uspabl zines paHenDsn
gauplabes.
Iuf Der Right Gml" Gar icll
laut Beihlub Elm unifcrnirter poli3ii'
ffntionirt iperoen.
leDis Grams BON GlIiott gouus
tp, an., Der bes ,MoonIbinins4 be-
ihuloist tpirb unb in Mtlpautee,
Wis., psrbaftet ipuroe, purbe seitern
nab pem bieiisen GsfGnsnib sebraft.
tGr miro ipdter naf gatIettsbure, ap..
gum proSeb eebraht iperoen.
Die uIntis 9ubereuIDIis" -@prlas
&c tpuros seitern in Der ap. Staatss
lssislatur paifirt.
anpalt 3. ). Grosiani sriff
eeitern bic GntI6eibung oes Staots
rihters in ben sydHen bon Samuel
pennp unb Soparo silfen, bie Inn ie
S25 unp Soften beitraft unD auf 90
5nee nah Dem 9efGnsnib seIanot
fpurben, an. gr bebauptet. bab Die
gertlaaten unter elmer an,lase perhdfs
tet tpurben, Die ipdter in Die Des Ser.
umlungerns umesdnoert puroe. Rihs
ter Reao behtelt fh Die entiheibuns
Dor.
Sn Der alien Yb.lps. 5eimitdtte
on Der 3. Strabe, 5pifhen Der Scott
StraBe unb Raoiion apenus, sntItonb
geftern tnfoIes zines i6oobaften
Ruudfangs sin Jeuer, bas eirsn
Sdaben pon $75 perurIdtie. untsr
DEN gspohnsrn oss 5auies entfiunb
infplge bes Ssusrs teine eerinse aufs
rssuug, Gliidliherpeiie puroe Ris-
mano perlstt
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Sie GDbiugten Gfiice fir ons Sin
sinuatier 9Olfsblatt" befinoet iid| I'm
tSebanSe RD. 509-511 Naeiiuu
apeHns. gu5eisen, Diittbeilunssn
aHo Seiteluugen irsenowelfcr art
nsroen bis 10 lthr A6enss oaiclbit
entgegengenummen. Sclcpbon SOntb
3254.
Sn elmer gemeinfhaftlihen Sip
nng oes Staotrat6es uno pes Raths
Der aIoermdnnsr purben bic Oirettos
rem ). Ui. S'Wlalsp unb 8. 3. Walz
Itneforo in ben 9eiunbbeitsrutb err
nannt. Or. Sun Gtmann purbe auF
fpeitere orsi Sabre gum 9efdngniBur5t
ertpGbIt.
= Die 2eitte oss Geors Roie, Der
in philadelphia, pa., itarb, tpuroe gez
tern bierbergebraAt uno piro beu.e
R1hmittag auf oem 2inpea SriebboT
beitottet.
- Sm Mitgliebidafts RonteIt bss
eSnbuitrial Club g,tpannen Die vgaos
then" iber Die ngluuen". Sic brahz
ten a6t Mitglieoer msbr. Die beioen
Leans" erlangten "a neue Ueitsli.z
Der. gs Durosn 5pei Gommittses err
nannt, um aanbibatsn fir bic Beam.
tsnipdbl ouf3uiteQsn. J. 3. 6atFislD,
u. u. Wtillsr. Spbu DumpbD, 6. 6.
0refbam uu0 Simou Morr bilben oas
cine uno u. Roettsn, 3. D. Spints,
5enrp S6Iiiter, 3. 60. Sanbforb
nno 8m. q. !6inb bas anbere.
- .. 5. Nortbcutb, YraIibsnt bes
Ruthss Der aIoermdnnsr, uno gomi<
lie retien beute nah peniacola, Jld.
- Rebecca 2lrmitrong rsidte inn
gircuiteeriGt cine alage gegsn 3. 6.
Wiuis elm. Sn Der &iasei6rift pirb
bebauptst, Dab DiQis unseretter
Weife 9eiiB bon 26 4der Qanb nak
Aenton Station, Gp., gigsnt1um Der
HlGgertn, genommen babe, nit benz
5ailen BON Socuit 9dumen etc. Be-
ibGftist lei unb Die 8aumfidmme ptr=
taafs. Quf benz @runDeigentbum BE-
finben fih Elm 6aus, Staaunuen,
Sheunen unb anbsre 9ebduos. bic Der
8ertlagte ab5utrasen bro6te. Sie per@
lanst sinen Ginbaltsbefe9l eeqeu ben
gertlagten, oumit er bacon abaebalten
iperoe, peitere gdume gu Tdllen unb
su Derfaufen uno Die Decentralization
db3utragen. Sic Derlanst audi $500
Snabenrfds. Rihter 6arbefon aee
fDGhrts einen gtnbdltsbefebl unb feBte
ben Jdll auf ben 13. Uadr3 our Der
1anolung an.
- StaotSeridf. Gesen gbgar 9urs
nfr, Der Der 8ernadldfIisunq fsinsr
camille dn9stlast lit unb i'm Stabt.
gfrift erfhienen mar, nurbe elm
Mttahemsnt erIaffen. DIE s5GIIe pon
so. aemmdns, Games Miller 5r. unb
ST., Gtratber Gles unb Gbrman
Combs lpessH poliaeipiOrisen gens6s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09
1912 ,inb iein iebiaer 2tufentboltsDrs
| III Der 4l1aerin unbefdnnt.

1912 nnb iein iebiaer gtufentboltsDr'
III Der Al6serin iinbetannt.
M. u. WeiseI lpurcs stiiern anl
elmer gntfdeibnns he5 @eneral.
StuntBantuaIts 5oson bin als Ban.
Jnipettor Der Gtnbt initdIirt. Jaepf
Braun trnt 5uriid.
Die parfsaommiFGre prsanifir.
ten fin geitern bnrh GripGblung bon
Vb. Iienteper oIs prdiiben.en, 3. )
yatsr, 5esprdiibentsn uao gbarIes
Ditfsnhod. Gefreidr.
Games D'Talep ftiirst. ssiisru
tn Wibsletorn in isiner Shmiebe,
ip0hrsnb er einem pfsrb. Elm 9uf.
tiien anihlne. bonn h<r5iflls teirofs
fen, ieblos 3uiammen.
Somes R. RiIsp, Elm friitrsr
Adnoibot fur Wapor bon MiSoietoipn,
ipnrbt In Cos angeles. GAL. BON
SflasfIab beiroffen unb iii in tinsm
pret1ren 3nItanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09
Aas benz Eslisei8erid)t.

3pei b<r untsr bsr Mntlne< bes
seilboisens, rdp. Deridufs minbers
ipertbigsr Ntiln psrbofteser Wlil4.
b1nblsr beiannitn fid) e<neru fnulbie
unb purben 5u Der lbiidkn @elbftrafs
BON $50 uub Roiten peruribeiIt. oh
anbertn Nnget.ogten bsif0nben burf
ibren HentsonipaIt Otto Nenner aui
Dsrtaguns, unb ibre 1dae ipurben
nuf ben Is. Wsdr5 Sur U<rboHbInHe
dn9debi.
Ran aibler. angsiklItfr Der Garage
Der Cincinnati Autompbil COMPANY.
NGee Gtrobe, UnrDe speseu uHbefus.
ttr 8enusung zines MutomobiH 3n 10
1dgen MrbeitsbdnS. so isnb BEN ~.
fen berurtteilt. Gr bate am Nlittmc6
Abenb sin Automebil Isiner Arbeitee,
ber u einer 0etonHguHoSi0tr bez
NUT n beren 0eEfoBf Nj nertbperk
Nsaitipcstn an ~ 6unt Gtrebe oeoeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09

einen gattrntnpfoiien rannte unb
3um @tirage BON $500 beTnGbigi
ipMrbt. Hibler iuhte iiH bnmit 81, ents
ihnlbigtn, Dab sr an benz Nbenb sifpos
an Disl getrunten babe.
Jie WoIentine. Der betannilih Dor
einiser 3tit cuf gerunlaHune pom
Wiapcr punt unter Der MniIage Der
Vagabonbaet perhaftei iporben mar,
fuuroe aeftern freiasfprohsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09

SamiItem NuSesen, gsfaI. .9stisen
uno Renigfeiteu Nuo absaeeben 0ds
Der 4. uas Charles Strahe. ilairr
Asenf inr SaniltOn mslxf Sc. sui
Eore srpnt Sfrake. ielepbsu Sa.
milton 1376.R. {elephen nRieres
asrreippnotnt.u: 393x NeH.
Dir Staatss6pipitalbeh6rhe fiji,
.pilepiiits arorten in GdlIipclis mel:
bet. bsm probatridisr gonnanohton,
Dab Butler goUnip bic 3nkI BON PC.
ttenten. gu Der es bere6tiet in, iiber-
fteeen bat uno teine fpeiters pafitnttr
bon bier aufgtnommen prben i6nnen
9srnon Clemens uno aod Scff=
;ranr. ;Delts IiiasE ihre gsrIobnHa
un3sigtsn. rsiitsu noreeftern mad Ga,
tonia. Sp., NC lie cine 6eirotbslissns
erlaneisn unb in Dem 6tim oesCheims
Der grdut Don Rep. G!lis getrnnt .rirs
ben.
Die tisilaen Obj Jtllcip oraer
peranitaItsn am %. W6rs sin arcbss
gan'ett in BEN Iempel bes Erbens.
Cipbn SobnTon, iptlns ibrsn Oots
ten Nm. ,SobnioH auf Sheibuna p.rs
tlasts. bsridtsts eeiiern inn 0sriff.
oab ibr Gati, ibr $67 on 4limenten
fdulps! Der Gatie erbieIt ben rid,ters
Ii6en gsfebI, 5suts i'm Osrint sH err
fdeinen unb gu srfldren, frurum er
Die alimsnt. MIDI be5ablte.
GbarI,s n. GobIenb unb Jrl.
Ntttis Retben5ufb n<rben am 81.
Wdr8 ben guno Der CHE i6Iitbsr.
- Die griib.rid)0fi Der gi. Soban.
mis- airbe DsrnnIt1itete pprgsitsrn
ab<np in Der qir6e Gin tiibfnes son.
teti, on rpsI6tm ii@ 1872 OGfte bethel
Iigten. RsD. ) 8. Moorebecb belt bas
2ifdeebet, porauf Or. g. 3. sJrenss
ling aIs 1oaitmeiiter fungirft. Die
Damen isrpir.sn am 1if6 unb prpf.
Wia Subsr uno Rinorh Wroipn ipiels
ten elm piano 0uttt. Der Renfsnne
malt 9heooor Bod belt cine tlsine Nns
fprats. 5enrp Densler CAB elm aleo
lum geiisn. lporanf Carl 6ubsr Gus
tlbrli6 iiber oaS pdffonsfpiel In
Cberammrgnu fprdh; Carl pfnff
ipielte bisrauf Elm Diolins s6olo, lporanf
Rittsr 6. u. 9sIb<n zine Mnfptohs
belt. Superin.nb<nt btr G4ulen, Dds
MEL Sopce, unp Rep. 3. o. Moors6eab
bielten bi. SdIubreDen unb Or. O. u.
permann fpra9 ben Dnmen ben Gdni
fur bic gefpirtbung aus.
- Die 9urger tperben I'm Mcnoi
Wfai iber bic f}rage Der 8eriespns res
UiarttplaBss BON Der Mdrtet Gtrabs
snr 6isb St-abe itinmen-
etbe. 6offmann, ipelbe Dor flint
Wondten 1bao 0offmdun beiratbfle.
ftihie seifern cine G6eiDungsflnge pes
gen ben ess,srsn i'm HeiiesH Gsrins
sin uno DerIunst eintH GinbaIfsbefsbI
gsssn ihren gdttm, nm i'm Su DerbiH@
bern, iein Gis.ntbuny az beIaiien cbey
5n perdubern. Dos ponr heirnfbeit am
16. Si.ober 191lyGie ksf1ulbigt ibrsnI
Watien Der 9.rno&l Fi9nng. Waib bbanbs
lung uno nntreue. &ie fiitrt treiterI
an, bab er pier Nal Die Modt nm 4
ubr Worgens mad 60uit lam unbl
lk onfblih 5u bene0en Deriu6te, Elm
unmornlifhts Qeten q fabeen- 0pffS|
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09
DR.. A. c. Wlnt0rmGy6r
-bdi fcine----
SHtce unb 0Spbnnng
bon 1914 aaasiicm ayeHut Haa Der
S.W.. .Gfe 10. Jl(aOi(on AO.
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lie 9seuport Giiiee fir eas rGiu.
cinnatier gplfsblatt" brfinoet iih in
go. 339 gprf Strafr. seseHnbsr Dem
Gpnrtbanie, ippieIbi, 3eaisfeiteH, Yin.
seieeH II. !. W. bis 10 llbr i5 Ninu.
ten abcHSs cHteeaensenommen wer.
Den. Selepbpn Soutb 24O1.
- Die 2ebrsr. Fociation. Sturs
ratb une Commercial Club ppn aouiss
piQs, ap., Ianbtsn stns Giulaeuns an
Supt. 0dmmono uHb oas 2ehrtr per.
ipnaI Der bisiietn offsuili6eu ShaIsn
CUR gbsilnabme an Der aonDenticu Der
aentutp educational 4Nociation, pJe
In bisiem Sabre in 2puispills abgshdIs
ten piro.
- 3lpei unbetannte Tldnntr tansn
eeiterr Hn6 benz 2aoen bes 6er.n
Wm. Serton an Der 4. uno Saratcga
Strabs, iouftsn gisarren. sabltsn NIT
elmer $2zRots unn befhpinoeIteH 5rau
Ssrton burt Den Short Gbanss~s
Grid Inn einsn Dollar.
- Sobn Wartin, garf Sei.rft,
Sobn Wesling, Widasl Stidlins.
Sam. Wurpbp unc Wm. Berg nureen
geftsrn Don Supt. 5beobor Ulars dnf
4ntraa bes Gommiffdrs Woriioae aus
benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entlai.
len. Gin 9ruHp fpurbe niht oneeess
ben. Die Rsusrnannten fino Snmss
Sing, 6. SGpaite, gborlss Stomtrs,
9. Carmen unc Sohn Rssop.
- 1i. biitoriIbe Sbal,r Soeinlidite
on Der 3. uno Yort Strabe tpiro ab-
gstragen uno mobsrne 6duier uuf BEN
Vlase erri6t.t iperoen.
FRI. 9enspiepe aueihler nurpe
anldblit ihres Geburtstases in tbrsr
Wohnune on Der Sfi 2. Gtrobe NIT
elmer Surpriie gartp btsbrt.
- gircuitrihter guns6Iui ernnnnie
bic 5oleenoen Su 3ruiisss BON Mel
bourne. Rp.: =. a. Springer, nm.
Soisis, Or. a3insuelp. 5rani gr.is
uno 6. u. pinsuslp. 3. q. Sprinser
tpuroe gum PraiiosHien unb Wiilinm
6oieis gum glert ernannt. Wsel=
bourn. ioa cine Stobt 8. GlafIe fpers
ben.
9err 4rthur 3immermann unp
Satin BON Der alerdnbria piie finb
auf gefud nah Jloriba esreifi.
- anna aniabt Rrbb erbielt i'm
eircuitgeriht cine GbsIneibung BON
Robert auob uuf gruno BON 8erloIs
fen. Dds Baar eheiinte iich in Belt.
Due inn Gessmber 1905. Gle erbiels
bic Obbut iibsr ibre ainoer 8efiie unb
Tobert Ruob.
- Gireuttriht.r Yungblut erlieb
seitern i'm Gale oes Gnterpriie 2eibs
uno 8au.9ereins gessn 2ouife 5e5s
mann einen gsrtaufsbefebl fir eeipiis
iss Gieentbum.
RaDmono Turner unb Marp
Wurpbp, beibe DON RiLersport, g., |
erbielten einen Gbefhein.
- 0runDsigentbumsabertragunaen
glifabetb Sopce an JDiepbine 6offs
mann, Got bon % 5ub an Der big1<
lamb Apenue. 6igblanbs; 81. - Gte.
pban unb Warp Wagnsr an ssobn unb
2ioa 6ups, Got Don 80 sJuB sront an
ber Joote Apenue. 8ellebfe; $1,000. |
- Cornelius WilIifon an Anna WiIs |
msr, Got In Brent, ap.; 81. - Sbd
6ils an Jrant SteiHhauer. Got an Der |
6rantlin 4Denne, 5isbIaHDs; 81 etc. |
- Gin 9elegramm bon Genator |
Wtbfter 9elm beriAtete, bab pi Mrs |
nett Anti DcppeIbebtuerunss= gorlase |
I'M 5enot paffirte unp bab Gouper |
neur Jomes .. WeGrtarp Dieielb< nun |
gum Oties erbebtn ipirb.
Rite sysrraa rsidts i'm Rreisess |
rl4ie cine Rlase gsgen ben Gribenss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09
ete-Grlanbmik miki&eine.

tInnieI Rnrions. 81, 1923 8rooo.
/ nan.
lGaa Since. "a, 1910 %. sSront Str.
1oerop Carrier, 25, soripooo, 8.
iGliie SO. Salhnrt, 20, bto.
fSorrn Soipis. 35. t94i Central
/ anenue.
tSorah Wso6olee. 81, $40 Nid,monb.
|iIopS Conan, %, TIC armorp aDe.
lssba @roofs, 16, bto-
(Sofeph giehIer, 81, WiooiionpiEle. 8.
leli3obefb Eorter, is, 1850 gnitern
Apenue.
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gadans asnp prt.

Rad benz gorpertauf ber GinIo6s
taftsn 5u uribtilen. ipirb Ger RIopiers
oiriuoie 6err Dilheim BoGaus kuse
abtno In Der gmerp 6diie Dor alGus
sfnb befuntem 6auie ipislen. Der
Riiniiler bat dls GoIift NIT benz
Spmpbonistonser. Dor einigen Wofkn
iid bier uisk Jreunbe uHb HeiuuHbss
rer setpcnntn. bic nit bem sf6bien
Bersniisen bic 0eIeeenbeii btera6en,
ibn nohmals boren sn f0nnen. syiir
ben teuiigen Abenh bat fi@ Orr
Bdhous bos foIetnoe pieIperfpre4snoe
prosrumm suinmmenseiielt:
ebrOmatifdx pboniaik unb 1us.
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Sonate, Cp 81. in q y2oI .Appos-
iiolnfn- ..... 0eetbopen
Nalser. Gp. AZ. In as Tur Chopin
Wereeuse Chopin
Nal3er. Cp. 81. in gis Nol. .....
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Noefurno in q Maon. .... .Gbopin
Erallaoe in % Noa, gs Tur mnb Ms
Iur. ........-.. Chopin
MnIlnbe IN ~ Tur. Chopin
BreInoe i. .....-.. !. Hndunoninoii
Nai0esrniiidrn ............ Qiest
QiebesfrnMm Ro. 8. <Nsat
Soirfe be 0ienne. Gbubert. QiS3t
MiIitdrn,arid -.... sbubert1 1alsSie
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Cation nno Deuebpse.

5rau Rofe Sdmibt BON BeElfpu.
lpuroe anldbIih ibres gkburistaa.s
uon 5reunben nit elmer Surpriis
YortD beebrt,
- 9efunbbeitsbeamte Or. q. q.
aeensp Don genspus bat bic bisfieen
asrst. erfuht. ibm Jdlie pon an.
iiedsnben aronihei.sn fofort su n1efs
ben
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1siertenr.

Der % Sabre olte Glarenfe q. sfel.
Ter, bon 8oitimore, w2o, lpur0e ge.
ifcrn non ben gcbeimpoli5iifen 0ia
unb prefton an Der B. Ape, nno WfQtu
Sfrobe Derbnftet unD sur NeriiiaitRa
oer WunoeSbeb6rben eingdperrt. HG
0einneene iou pom Der DunbexM0ri.
ne 0fief1irt ieip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-16
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SOUTHERN METHODfSTS.
Rev. J. F. Valiant Replies TO Charges
of InefIiciency.

Lynchburg, Va, Nov. 1G.--At yes
terday's session Of the Virginia Con-
ference Southern Methodists Fps
copal Church, when motion was made
by r. n. Potts, presiding elder Of the
Eastern Shore district, that J. F. Val
liant, OF Berlin, Md, be located, upon
the ground of inefiicicncy, Mr.. Valiant
asked the privilege Of the floor 20
present his reasons why he should
not be located, and Bishop Denny
granted him the privilege, stating
that to be the right of every preacher
under such condition. Mr.. Valiant
read a paper he had prepared, in
which he explained peculiar conditions
existing in church he had served re-
Gently. He then produced letter
which he said he had received from
DR.. Potts, and said: "And this let
ter is false from start to fnish.'
The hour of the memorial service
as the order of the day h;ving ar
rived, Mr.. Valiant retired from the
floor, and this matter Of his defense
against location will he resumed at
later session of the conference.
The communication read by Dr. v.
w. Royal Thursday in regard to the
appointment of committee Of ten
men at this conference to investigate
the question of recommending to the
General Conference that women be
given the rights Of laity III the church
was read again at the appointed hour
this morning, and after some debate,
the whole matter was tabled on mo-
ton by Rev. w. A. Christian.
Rev. S. ]. C. CARNEY and ". L.
Proctor. of Farmville, were admitted
to the supernumerary list
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-16

SIDNA ALLEN TRIAL.
Testimony for the State Will Con-
c!ude Today.

Wythevlle, Va, Nov. 16.-In the
trial Of Sidna Allen, just before adj
journment yesterday evening, Judge
D. w. Bolen was recalled for exami-
nation TO show the position Of Sheriff
Webb with reference to the position
Of the other officers Of the courtroom
tragedy. Sheriff Webb was shot in
the back, and the defense vii! contend
that many wounds accredited TO The
Aliens were inflicted by the wild shoot
ing Of the court officers and that the
bullet extracted from the eXcelsio.
padding Of Judge Massic's chair ana
which entered from the left side, bears
mute testimony to this fact, as the
officers occupied positions to the laf,
of The Judge.
Eli i. Pickett, a member of The
Carroll jury, corroborated Frank Fow-
Ter and II. K. Lindsay as to the shots
fired al Judge Ma sic after he was
down. He did NOT recognize Sidna Al
lei. nor did he see anyone shoot.
~. C. Quescnberry, deputy clerk
testified in the main as in the forme
trial. He was in the habit Of going
into the courtroom, and was in that
room The afternoon before the trag
edy and noticed the Aliens, except
Claude. Again in the morning he
wcat in, and again saw them occupy
inc the same position as on the la!
before. Claude was thcn at the sid,
of Sidna.
". +. Nester, another member Q.
the Carroll jury, said he cav Claude
Ai'en in whispered conversation witt
his father, and then return TO The
former position in the northeast cor
ner Of the room, and saw Floyd dra"
his pistol and shoot several times il
the direction of ". NJ. Foster, com
mcawealth's attorney.
!. ". Marshall, treasurer Of Car
roll county, gave his version Of wha'
occurred in the courthouse, WING,
co responds with his evidence, giver
in The former trials The witness
ST. ed that he was shot at by Sidne
Alien after they had left the court
hose while Miss Ayers and another
woman were standing near him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-16
SITFFRAGISTS AND ANTS.
Camps Meet at Safe Distance and NO
Blood is Shed.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 1.-Two nos
file carops of women met in the city.
Thursday, one flying the banner o.
srfrraoo for women, and the other
Haunting the colors Of the Virginia
Association opposed to Woman SUIT
rage. The militants met IN the hall
Of the Equal Suffrage League, at
Eighth and Broad. At safe distance
AWAY in the home Of Mrs. PoitiauX
Robinson, S1S-1-2 West Franklin St,
the hostile organization gathered its
cohorts.
Mrs. Jane Rutherford, president Of
the Virginia Association Opposed to
Women Suffrage presided over the an
It's.
The feature of the suffrage meeting,
which took place at $50 O'Clock in the
afternoon, was a paper prepared by
James 3. Doherty, State Commission
or of Labor, and read by Mr. Owens
of the Commissioners office.
An address was also made by j. II.
Brawley, Of Los Angeles, Cal.
In his paper Mr. Doherty reviewed
the history of remedial legislation IN
Virginia, particularly as regards the
safeguarding Of women and children
in their various fields Of labor. Much
of the progress in this field of legisla-
ton, he said. was due directly to the
earnest efforts Of the patriotic women
of the State. The Department Of La
Dor, more than other in the State
government, he said, had enlisted The
cooperation OF the women.
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Buried Today.

Roanoke, Va, Nov. 1G.-'rhe body
of Mrs. J. Rape Myers, of Green's
burg, Pa, who was shot unintentional-
ly by her daughter on Pennsylvania
Railroad sleeper near Trenton early
yesterday were buried today in East
Hill cemetery, Salem. Among those
who accompanied the body was W. r.
Cuthbert, of LynchDurg, who was the
first person to reach Mrs. Myers after
she was fatally Shot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-16
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Treasurer of Virginia Association
Shows $201,707 Total Re-
ceipts.

Petersburg, Va, Nov. 1G.-At tn
SC. sioy. Of the General Baptist Asso
2ia ion OF Virginia yesterday Rev. +
4. Jacob. of Richmond, treasurer O
the association, presented his reporl
for the past year and also that Of The
committee on corporation. The re
pot Of the treasurer shows the tota
re eiptS form all sources to have bee,
$21l, 7O701. Rev. T. II. Elicit sub,
mi,ted the following report Of the
trustees Of the Baptist Minister'S Pc
lie Fund Of Virginia.
q herewith submit the report o.
the trustees Of the Baptist Ministers
Relief Fund OF Virginia, showing re
ceiDtS and disbursements during tn,
fl al year from November /, 1911
to October 81. 1912. and also present
condition of the fund under our con
troll. Our income form all source.
amounts to $G,S65.33, or $l5I.l9 more
than last year. Our benefactioas
amount to $6OS2.5O, or $361.25 NOR.
than last year. Our disbursements &c
benefciaricS exceed our receipts from
the churches by $61I.S3. We have as
sis ed ~ persons during the year and
have added II new beneiiciaries 70
our list. The following deaths have
occurred during the year: Bretherr
J. Nj. Bottcmcyer, J. r. Garlick, john
Z. Wilkinson, P. T. Warren, s. Il
Thompson and Sisters Lucy f. Cole
and NJ. Z. Taylor. Respectfully
submitted.
"P. S.-Since 1872 we have assist
ed $40 penson9 and have paid out t.
benciiciaries $1l9,G35.90."
Rev. Mr.. Elicit next read the report
of Richard ". Jones, treasurer Of the
board. The report shows the receipts
from all sources to have been beer
$15,S6992; disbursements, $9,GS2.5d
The report was adopted.
The report OF the educational COM
mission was made by Rev. J. ". Co
mack. Rev. Dr.. r. II. Pit, Of Rich
mond, made an address. There was
considerable discussion or the repoT.
which was adopted. The report o.
State missions was read by William
Ellison Among other items, the re
port shows the total number of con
versions during the past year to have
been 1929; collections, $4,000; dis
bUrSements, $39,315.4S.
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Robert w. Withers Dead.

-
Suffolk, Va, Nov 16.--Robert W.
Withers. Commonwealth Attorney for
the City of Suffolk, died here last
night aged 81 after illness Of two
years. He is survived by his
widow, who was Miss Louise
McAdams, of Richmond, Va, and 4
daughter, and by his mother, Mrs. N.
7. Withers, two brothers and three
sisters.
Mr.. Withers for six years served
as member of the Virginia House
of DELEGATES from Nansemond county.
He was Democratic clcctor in 1901
ard was one Of Virginia's commission
ers at the Jamestown Exposition. He
was a nephew Of the late United
States Senator r. E. Withers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-16
NEW MISSION TO BE ORGANIZED

The congregation of ST. George. :;
Church, Clarendon, Farice Station
Alexandria county. will open q mis-
sion at Cherlydale, near st. George.
The Rev. ". Z. Calender will be the
minister in charge. 4 lot has been
given and regular services will begin
va soon as a convenient place can be
secured.
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RAILROADS..
Washington Southern Ry.

Washington Southern Ry.
Schedule in Effect Aug. 4, 1912.
Trains leave Union Station:
For Washington and points north,
daily at sos 1923, 1871, and 1875 a.
M, 1901, lib, 2:30, 8:18 and 1888
p. m. Week days at 6:07 and GIG. p.
M, Sundays only 6:07 p. m.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond, and
points south at 437, 1853 (locaD and
1922 a. m, 1916, 3:47, SIT QocaD
1927 9.57, 1890 pm, daily and $40
p. M, week days.
Accommodation for fredericksburg
at lib a. m, daily. On week days
this train runs through to Milford.
NOTE:-Times of arrival and de-
parture and connections not guaran-
teed.
W. P. TAYLOR, Traffic, Mgr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-11-16
An Emnhatic Denial.

Washington, Nov. 15.-An emphatic
denial was officially made at the State
Department today of the report that
the japanese government was seeking
or had secured Pacific naval base
near Manzamillo. Mexico. The re-
port was branded as a periodical
"bugbear' tale
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