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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-13
A CRIME, ACCORDING. TO LAW


and earning only 81 day his family arrested and
is to be charged with larceny -.
Ngent German and the English
language He has wife and two children.
While passing the Edlefson Fuel yards of loaded coal
backed into the yards The old several small
of coal fall from the He he didn't think he stealing
when he picked up bucketful of coal
But Henry grabbed by officer, hauled the and
locked up with vagabonds and criminals.
His little wife, old and bent with hard work. her face scanned
with lines of suffering and long years of battling with starvation,
wept tearfuy when Henry forced to jail all night
Later the charge of trespa placed Henry dis
missed by the coal company and the charge larceny
placed against his
Henry will have stay Jail perhaps many nights if
the corporation succeeds convictng him. while the little wife,
miserable and ashamed home through the long nights
and weep alone.
pompous gent started shaving mug for SALE as I'm
abuse waitress be- about leave Must be
cause the buckwheat cakes going Beadstown ILL.,
cold. James L. Cowles whom they
GO slow there old man. she call father of the parcels
said Il your wife" has worked for 40 years. Out
to succeed.
San Diego the disinfecng Florence Kelley secretary of
Los Angeles habor the Housewives League
Isn't enough L. A. harbor that not single cotton mill
the finish United States has the eght-hour
Akron advertises his day.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-13

girls after they had said of the passengers that all the girls
mix proposed Miss Renee involved had made pact
of Paris, Mrs Sophie anyone propose
Drechse of Vienna, etc. They all during leap year
gave him the answer Anyhow baron is still
1t suggested among some gle. - -
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
Local News
J. J. Hirst, of Weaver, was in Prescott today on business.

J. J. Hirst, of Weaver, was in Prescott today on business.
 County Surveyor White of Rosston, was in the city today.
 Born-This morning to MT. and Mrs. Ben Waller, of this city, a girl
 For Rent-Five room cottage, almost new, close in.-J. O.. Crew.
 Go to the ball game at the High School ground tomorrow afternoon.
 Mrs. H. l.. Horton, of Little Rock, came down last night and will spend short visit in the city.
 Miss Louise Knobel who has been spending a short time in the city, returned to Hot Springs this morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Gordon, of Little Rock are spending a short visit in Prescott with rela- tiveS and friends.
 Edison k. Mum, of Bodcaw, spent a portion of today in the city doing business and visiting friends and relatives.
 If you want to see good game of base ball go to the High School ground tomorrow afternoon at 4 O clock. Admission 10 cents. Wanted-Two furnished or un- f u Tn i S h d rooms for light housekeeping on gas line in western part of city,-R. A. Knox.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30

Where did Chaucer and Shake- speare get their plots? A few were original, probably. But the others i? Well, many are directly traceable to the ''Gesta Romanorum," which, as may be deduced from the title, was a book written in the early days of the Roman empire. It means ''The Exploits of the Romans" and tells of the brave deeds and acts of the Romans. There are about two hun- dred stories in the book, though most of them are. weak in incident and dramatic power.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30

The Methodist Mission socie- ty will meet at the c h u c h Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock. All members are urged to be present.
 Jacob Hesterly, who has been attending a medical college in Memphis, Tennessee, for the past six month, returned to his home here today and will spend the summer vacation with his friends and relatives.
 A call has been issued for an extra meeting of the fire boys tonight at the City Hall at s o'clock. Let every member of the company be present as i'm portant matters are to be dis cussed and acted upon.
 The Odd Fellows of the city have started relief fund for the flood sufferers. The amount subscribed by this order was S10.10. This is a highly com mendable movement and we trust that other orders of Pres colt and individuals will contrib ute literally to these unfortun- ate ones.
 Weather permitting the Air
 dome, Prescott's only open air play house, will be opened for the season next onday The Managers of this place of amusement has added new seats and balcony to it and guarantee the public a good show during the season. Later on a number of high class vaudeville acts will be secured. The High School team and the Prescott Booster" team will play the first of a series of games at the High School campus to. morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Prescott has two fairly good teams now and after few weeks of practice they will issue chal. lenges to any amateur team in the state-Arkadelphia include ed. An admission of ten cents will charged at these games. Dexter Bush, who is attend ing Hendrix College at Conway, is spending today in the city with his parents and friends. The Hendrix ball team is playing a series of games with Ouachita at Philadelphia. Dexter pitched for Hendrix yesterday and it is stated that the game was one of the swiftest ever witnessed in that city. The score was to in favor of the Ouachita team. Dexter will pitch the last of the games there tomorrow.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30

Friday May the 3d, the Ladies of the Cemetery Association will give a benefit performance at the Gem theatre for the pur. pose of raising a fund to pay off debt that they contracted re- gently for repairs, painting etc., on the cemetery property. A special programme of pictures has been secured for this occas- ion and MT. Fred Powell, the well sknown bass singer, will render some of the latest solos. There will also be a special pro gramme of music. The ladies look forward to this attraction to be big success.
 The baseball fans of Prescott met in the hall of the Prescott Club Saturday evening. Mayor Hamby acted as chairman of the meeting. J. A. Tedford.was un. animously chosen as manager for the ball team which is to be known as the Prescott Boosters. Under the management of an experienced ball player like MT. Tedford we predict for Prescott cracker jack ball team during 12days and allwouldbeballplay- CTS are requested to be present at the grounds on these days and show the manager what kind of material they can make. It has been a great many years since Prescott boasted of ball team and we are sure that the people of our city will do their part by assisting the boys in the way of funds and attendance upon the games.
 | BEE s LAXATIVE C0UGR SYRUP . = =
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
Less Bowel Trouble
 In Prescott

Prescott people have found out that A SINGLE DOSE of sim pie buckthorn bark glycerine, etc, as compounded in Adler-i- ka, the German appendicitis re. medy, relieves constipation, sour stomach or gas on the stomach INSTANTLY. This simple mix ture antisepticizes the digest tive organs and it is surprising how QUICKLY it helps. The He sterly Drug Store. M
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30

Weather-Increasing cloud mess and warmer Tuesday; pro- bably followed by showers and thunder storms Tudsday night or Wednesday.
 Nevada Lodge No. 203 I. o. o. F. will meet in regular session at the hall tonight, Work in the iniatiative degree All mem bers are requested to attend. - Secretary.
 Willie Carruthers and bride left this afternoon on number five for their home in Tyler Texas. Mrs. Carruthers was Miss Mann and lived few miles from this city.
 Dr. R. l.. Hinton will fit, and furnish eye glasses and spec tacles, and do any kind of repair ing at reasonable prices. No charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction. or your money back. Over 30 years of study and experience. -Marsh's Dru 2 Store, Prescott, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30

Those who subscribed to the Public Library recently organ ized by the American Library Association are asked to meet at the home of Mrs. Sam o. Logan Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock. The books have been received and it is desired to ar range further plans for the libra ".
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
A Great Pain Killer

Meritol White Liniment re- duces inflammation and soreness wherever found in sabout one. third the time required by the usual treatment. It has no equal as a general household remedy. Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
SUGGESTlON.

J III lOlu lle ne udQ all OpC1On on the saloon property at the corner."
 q hope it isn't local option."
 No more baffiing problem has con- fronted a London magistrate for some time than that which was pre- sented by an applicant the other day who complained that when he re- quested his wife to get up in the morning at seven o'clock she refused, necessitating his doing some of the household duties. He asked the magistrates advice on the matter, to which the "arm of the law" re- piled: ''It is beyond my magisterial power to help you. I know of no power in this world or the world to come to compel a woman to get up when she doesn't want to. Perhaps the court missionary may have some power. (Laughter.) If I could cure lazy women by issuing a gen. eral edict l would do so promptly"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
NOTICE

There will be a business meet ing of the trustees of the Main Spring Camp Ground at the Main Spring at 10 a. m. May II. Preaching at II a. m., Satur- day and Sunday.
 Everybody cordially invited to attend.
 A. D. WREN, Pres.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
A REM EDY.

He-Darling, I am afraid you find this life mcnotonous.
 She-It wouldn't be, dear, if you could let he have a little more change in my pocket.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
ADVANCE IN STATESMEN.

"But the cost of living hasn't af- fected the rich," declared the statis- tician.
 'Hasn't it?" exclaimed Senator Goldentoga. 'You ought to see the quotations on legislatures" ."--Eppin- cott's.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-04-30
Foley Kidney Pills
What They Willss Do for You

What They Willss Do for You
 Theysswill cure your back ache, strengthen your kid neys, correct urinary irreg- ularities, build up the worn out tissues, and climate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre- ven t Bright's Disease and Dia- bates, and restores health and strength. Refuse su b stitutes.
 Hester]y Drug Store
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
They Are No Longer Considered
Prineesses Of the Reign
ing House.

~ La MA10UIsE DE FONTENOY.
~ APDROR WILLIAMS sisters are
to b from henceforth denied
- the status and prerogatives Of
princeeseo o. his louise. Some weeks ago
. nswspspsr reporter at Bonn. while
IN conversation with an acquaintance
At Q restaurant. referred In a somewhat
sighting manner to tho Emper9r's
second sister. Victoria. married to
Prince Adolf Of Schaumburs- Lippe.
and who makes her home with her
husband 1t Bonn on the Rhine. A
stranger q an adjoining table who
happened to overheaK the remarks saw
at to notify the police and the report
er was called to account.
9TH Prince and Prlncess Adolf on
learning Of the affair. insisted that
the reporter should be proceeded
against under the somewhat severe
laws provided for lese majestic. The
remarks Of the reporter had. however.
been Of 20 trivial q character that the
local authorities 1T Bonn were unwil-
fne to do this without instructions
from Berlin. When the Emperor learn
ed about the matter he at once vetoed
any proceedings on the score OF iese
majestic. on the ground that bis sisters
by their marriages had forfeited their
. status a. princesses OF the reignins
house Of Prussia, and were no longer
entitled to prerogatives ss such. This
decision was communicated to the au-
thortties ~ BoBn through the minister
OF the royal household 1t Berlin. Prince
and Princess Adolf were thereupoh
advised that. the only recourse whicn
they had against the reporter was tor
ordinary slander. and the man HAVING
admitted his utterances. WAS sentences
to three weeks imprisonment witnous
hard labor. the lenient character
the punishment indicated the trims
nature Of the o6ense.
Princess Adolf 10 the least popular
Of ali the Kaisers sisters. and tne
above euisode 10 not likely to enhance
public good will with regard to nel.
AZ young girl she Was somewna.
extravagant In her perfectly innocent
nirtations, which gave rise to mocn
court gossip. that considerably annoy
ed her parentA Then she deveiopeo
An infatuation for Prince Alexander OF
BattenberE and Bulgaria and was %
set on marrying him. AZ to entail an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24

usualIy aatractave anA ssaberake. tn
ofIicsSs OF the club are Il II
president: Eugene r. JoneA v1eeepfe0.
dent. and W. Henry xsnsy. ss
For the dancs se-nAsh4, ~ bsii rees
VIVA be decoraked "A blue cd ~
colors, end the stage wSn - 1910
with palms The Dius9 0An1 vaA -
n1st, the music. and The AAnes -.
grams win Be engraved v3sA ~ naml
Of the club IA q blus and gold mono.
gram. Refreshments VAN Do seSsS0
during the lnterm1ssfon.
wsAAlng - InterssG
The naaswtage OF Mss A1ldreA ut
pl1in Lawis 20 Ddw4n G0ode WAanns
VIII be celebrated tA1e evening .
O'clock IN the rrssSytsrssn ehuren g g
HsnderMte o6iciahnx. The tridssnaSd,,
VIII Be Misses earah AdsaAide Orr. q
Charlotte, NJ c.: Mabel 0eo9ce! q
Wliliamo6own. g. c.: Sophie XtufS o.
salisbury. y. c.: Elisabeth AerTewSAn.
sr Watkins. NAY N1s n. E TsraSsn Eur 2.
ton. Eleanor Flcreoee Davis. Bsiae
Davis. Blanche LAura Gregory end
jamie Harr4A Of Henderson. they w1l'
wear pink chiffon gowns made ovsa
ruined pink satin peteiooafs. ana WI
carry Maryland roses.
The Eroomsnsa VII Be Dr. = =
Burton. wffl3om Manning. Leoide P3ry
Gus Jolliconer, hob Davis. Earl WIT
kdns and Richard Jones. and the ush-
ers win be Carl worthAm. Char4el
Hunter. samuel watkins. n. w4li b
the groom's best man.
The bride viii wear q lovely gown
OF white ci,armeu1e with . zunic o.
earhroddered tuils. and her ven VIII Be
S-siS ~ G.~o,6 recir
lace. the sroom's gift and she win
carry lilies and white orchads- The
bride Will enter the church with hes
father. who wsH gavs her In marriage
ton Lswts. sister Of DE bride. w4ll
wear a~gown Of she'll pink satin. WITH
q drapery Of white chiffon ana tuf1e
The bodice 10 trimmed IN French roses
and she VIM carry quaint htt3e nose
With lace and tied with pink Stream
era. MrA B. T. Harris WIN be na4ron
OF honor, and viii wear her wedding
gown OF white satin and real lace
an1 win carry La France roses
vail play the wedding marches. and
very softly during. the ceremony Dvo-
rAk's ~dumoreske" Mr.. Aartensteff
VIII sing several selections while the
guests are assembling and Darling
Ny Own. Just before the bride and he.
lions In the chancel win be in ferns
palms and smilax. and the altar viii
be arranged with lighted candles and
white flowers. A reception win b
given at Kenmore" the homo OF the
brides parents. immediately following
the ceremony ct the church. and some
800 guests win be present. Mrs g A
Lewis, the mother OF the bride. WIN b
gowned In an Imported cameo sllk and
wiz wear corsage bouquet Of orchids
Mrs. Samuel Watkins. mother Of thu
groom, will weAf black chiffon 0vel
silk. trimmed In real lace
Mr.. and Mr.. Watkins wf1l leave q
once for q Wedding trip to Atlantic
City and New York ana win be 1t homs
after November In Henderson. =.
The bride II Q niece Of Mrs A. W. Mar.
tenstein, Of this city, and has great
many friends here.
CalleA Nee41ng.
There Will be q called meeting q
Lee Chapter. United Daughters OF ths
C. onfederAcy. this morning At II o'clock
in Lee Camp HAL Delegates to thu
national United Daughters Of the Con.
FeAeracy convention win b. elected a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
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Safe for !
Wolaali's
Use

Asfhing = more annsying % : ~
Used woman than offensive perspil1-
ten - bedy edsss. These vino havle
used Tyree's Antiseptic Powder
Il 70 Be thu. one remedy which nese
disseDoints. Fer gsner1l uses1G<
pesdsble IN III easesit shsald ~ =
every hossehsad- uaessalsd = :
dsschs. RscsamsaAed ~ Dhysieisn,
evesywaers. q It contains No peisSea
enc zSc be1 maans ~ snl1s
staadasd selstioa. An drugodses il
write fer beeaklet and free sanpse y
4 q 1A GAaas4 WssAnus1A Il -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
- che groom's best man. The BRIDE
= the second dauxhtsr OF tne ase
HosOco David TWymAn.
HeIus1-COWhesA

Especial to The Times Ia.
Faora cowherd and Henry w. Holman:
OF Louisa, were married At the home q
the brides brother. Charles +. Cowneros
"Oak Htll.'' about two miles norm %
oordonsyille. this morning At 10 O'Clock.
Rev. James b Cook. pastor OF the Cor.
donsvilIs Baptist Church. performed
the ceremony. The bride and groom
left on Chesapeake and Ohio train NO.
6 at 1z:2S for q trip TO Northern cities.
OWens-Weens.
Especial u The Times-Dispatch.
Winchester, Va. October IA love
match Of childhood. which had IL M
aEo. eliminated In the marriage here
tonight If Miss Clara Auiiiktn Weeme.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Eu1ena~ean
Horne Weems. formerly OF New W
leans. but now Of Winchester. TO Dr..
samuel Logan Owens. OF Washington.
Christopher Owens. who WAS Tor many
years one OF the most eminent physl-
sians and surgeons OF New Orleans.
The wedding. which was one Of the
chester an recent years. was attended
by large gathering of society people
from many sections OF the Uniteo
States. The entire interior OF the ed1-
nee wss Illuminated with tiny electric
lights and decorated with large PINK
chrysanthemums. while the high altar
in the sanctuary was banked with
palms. smtlax and pink chrysanthe-
NUNS and lighted By large and small
wax candles. The ceremony was per-
formed At Z o'clock by Rev. John d.
whitney, d. D.. former president OF
the Georgetown University. but now
pastor Of St IgnAtius Church. Of Ball
timore. He was assisted by Rev. VIII
liam J. Ennis. d. D., president or
John McVerry. pastor Of the Church
Of the Sacred Heart Of Winchester. a
nuptiai mass was celebrated ut the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Weems. IN Fair
mont Avenue. at o'clock this morning
By the bride ana bridegroom. the we'd
ding attendants. members Of the Weems
family and q small gathering OF init
mate friends.
For half an hour before the church
Sered 0i By schroeders orchestra, Of
Washington. and n the wedding party
entered the church the orchestra rem
dered the wedding march from IL
Prophetic" AIDA" was played AZ .
in marriage by her father. wore gown
OF white charmeuse with rose point
lace and seed pearl trimmings. and her
veil. which was made OF rose point
lace, was held by orange bioesonee.
Her flowers we're orchids ana iilies Of
cent diam ond pendant . gift Of the
bridegroom
The maid Of honor was Miss Lucille
Scott Weems. . sister OF the bride, ana
q younger sister, Miss Florence Adel-
adde Weems, was the bridesmaid Each
wore pink brocade yelled with lace.
They wore Marguerite caps made Of
pearls and ostrich p1umes and carried
shower bouquets Of Maryland roses.
DR.. Joseph Devfin, formerly OF New
Orleans. but now Of New York, served
a. best man, and the ushers were
Lieutenaat Charles NcGfegory SWEET
xer, Of the United States Army, ~
Washinkton: DR.. Louis II. Alien. or
Winchester. and lawrence Eugene
Weems, Courtney Wells WeemS Donald
Locke Weems and Eugene van Horne
weems. Jr.. brothers d the bride. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
SCOTLAND
Personal.

Nes.. u>i>r xxesv. wanAAa n eQ.Her AZ
: r.ci<.r. (, 49,. U,-rSv nsI ha6 4 mum.
-. ~ S~n~stSnI 1850 ~fv~n Ia her
hSs,c. 81. an sns.s Tsssns y1,o il one
- -. nsh"s..vks- e ~ s.reeenfod 10
ns.S-usA ~ccsasw al. es1i Wa en-.
ss.r4air~d ~ thAs1rn nnrfy 10 wit
ness 4 psrformance Of 1.-The Pink
Lady. Il the AcaAeuay OF Music on
Tuesday. 4 Great many small and In
formal ente rtainments have been given
for her sir,ce her return to Richmond
this autumn and her comipg out party
will be one OF the brilliant functions
81 the ear1y winter season.
Danees fos YennGcr sef.
The Friday nagih dances for the
younger soc4ety set Will begin to-mor-
row evening AZ the Raleigh 1t half
past O'clock. Miss Ella DtnfoSd has
charee OF fheAa dancin9 caasee0, and
the class fncludee a1,ouf thirty OF the
fashionable younger boys and girls
mere. The dances are very interest
inf. ana viii be continued through the
vinter nonfha
80. .,~.~.
we
Mss Mary Davies Br19he. dAugnae!
OF the late DR.. George H Bright ana
Mrs. Mary Samuel Davies Bright. ana
aubrey Simpson Williams. son OF NJ.
end Mrs. Joseph Henry Wtiliams. VIII
be married this evening at half-pAsf
: q rfuck The CEREMONY Will take place
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
CHILD IS KILLED
IN ARMS Of NURSE
Caught in Shaft Of y
vator and Neck Is
Broken.
IspeciaI TO The rimes.Di atcn

Especial TO The Ttmes-Dispstch.
Charlottesville. Va. October H.
Andrew Roy Ellerson. the four-yeor
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. &Ueg.
son, Of near Nashville. Tenn. waA NJ
stantIy killed late this afternoou ~
an elevator at the new Gleason Hoeekj
According to the nurse. who had h1sn
in her arms the child, while the o.
vator was In motion. pulled open IT,
collapsible iron gate and stuck ou9'
his head. which was caught betWoe1
the floor of the car and the stdA %
the shaft. The child's mack wae.
broken and two OF his ribs penstfaesA
the heart.
Mrs. Elierson and son were on =
visit 10 the formers mother. Mkos
Godfrey Lavell who 10 at the Univer-
sity Of Virginia with her son. G. p.
Lavell president OF the law class
John II. El1ersOn Is . native -
Richmond. and was widely knOwn|
during his boyhood. He moved -
near Nashville several years ago. M
Ellerson has been In the city On =
visit to relatives. and bad just gone ~
Charlottesville TO Join his wife -
son. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24

I6V9CI8I 20 ] 10 1IIuSS-x1op8S<sA.Y s8E.e
Aiexandria, Va, October 33--MOfK1D
NJ Pearson. sixteen years old. 49,
struck by . freight train west ~
Alexandria yesterday and kfs left 40ek
was fractured and badly crushed 81
bruises. He IL OF Manassas ana e
employed At . signal tower beyou1
the ely He win recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24

Especial 70 The rlms.-Dispasen.l

MtneraI We, October 11-Tne
church Of the Incarnation vas the
scene Of Q very beautiful marriage
nm AFTERNOON 1t O'Clock, when MisG
0yrtle ImOgsne.- daughter Of william
Hamilton, became the bride OF 0er-
tin Edward Nucko1s. Of the Armin1rs
Nine. Rev. John LONDON. rector Of
the church, oGBctateA- The maid Of
honor wao Miss Lille Hamilton. seSeer
o. the bride. The best man was Rich
ard johnson The bride Was given
away BY her father. The ogsoal mareh
from sTIonengrsu~ was played ~ Miss
WaRi~ Ker L0ndoU. The bride Wa
aa1aroA n q boaotdeu1 suit q b10e with
Hat 90 match. and carried . white
prnyerbook and bouQu0e eI 00weTa
If. and Nsu. Nccko1o oo(t a tee Z
and other pOfneD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24

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eesyDoHy - psrySPme4 b. Dr.. 0esrge
Z Hgsyse, g - pres6yssTsan CsusyS.
Hyoes96 VIVA fwyyaaa eeve ~
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40 lutogQ 49,. 60 hpr I00g oyS6o1
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24

fSpecsal 90 TIE Tymes-pbpeech.l
-rfp6erScksburg. Va. Oceooer "a
rAe rreeerseeg6usv YeWee Conway
t~e rrU6e1cesessl Essssyse CS@4eay
~ 1soeinGD q shesr bs6roe - q.
recsssV n the cc@ypaS.g s9seS =
fre1es ,eyoosV- w. ": WnesSss
vccs.prsssesse, 80 1870 psseese.
q al sA-ss q - esossssss .. 49,.
q n ~ w. NSyesrSH II g
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24

Especial 70 The Times-D1spAtoh.J ~
Alexandria. Va. October 2S.-Jud1es
for this city, was taken Ill while IN
court yesterday. and last night wenk3
to his home at Manassas for. tHnat~'
mentl His court Friday and Satux-
day Will be presided over by JudG4'
L c. Barley. Of the Corporation Court
al this city. Sa