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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-22
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE Pzr1r1ox

Constitutional Amendment No. IS. providing for the issuance of Bonds by Municipal Corporations for certain pur- poses when authorized by a majority oN the qualified electors of said munici> palities
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-22
BY INITIATIVE PETITION

Constitutional Amendment No. IA, pro- viding for the recall of all elective pub lie officers, and prescribing the proce- dure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-22
tSeal.l ]
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION

Constitutiona1 Amendment No. 13, limiting the amount and per diem and mileage of members Of the General As sembly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-22
PROPOSED ByxN1TIAT1vE PrTyT1or
ACT NO. 8.

Amending the election laws of ths State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
GOVERNOR DEF|ES
SUPREME COURT
Chief Executive of Oklahoma
Rushes Troops to Resist Order
of Chief Justice.

Oklahoma City. Okla. January o.
governor Lee Crucc to-day detled tho
supreme Court Of Oklahoma, threat
ened to call out the militia, and told
the nigh tribunal OF his State that II
t wanted to measure swords with him
1T had better sond u forco right
away"
Tne muddle arose through tho ro-
ihoVal OF the county seat OF Delaware
county IRON Grove to Jay. THE records
were stopped yesterday lat New Jay, u
recently esta bllshcd addition to the
armed men wcre on guard at New Jay
20 prevent the further removal OF the
pooEs and papers Governor Cruce or
aereo company of State militia at
tulsa under arms and dispatched the
ouJutant. general to the town. Quiet
o. New jay applied to Chief Justice
turner Tor n restraining order to hold
the removal OF tho records. and 1t WINS
granted.
Tho Governor was Informed OF the
courts action, and in Telegram to
nm cne ao1u I.n general he said: II Off
claily direct you to proceed with the
order as delivered to you yesterday.
hateFcr force Is necessary for you
70 employ to enforce this ordur win
be called by you into rcqulsition."
,SailnE inc Chief Justice on the tele-
phone short time later. the Governor
Is reported to have said: 81 am Gov
ernor of the State" and "If tho Sn
premc court means to have It's order
right away" e'
= In the meantime, howovor. Adjutant-
General Canton had removed the roc
ords to Old Jay. where fresh start
vas made IN tho governmental ma
chinery OF the county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
CAPTAIN JOHN cAnLEY DEAD.
Old Yacht Master Was Compliniented by tn,
Prince ~

Newport, r. l., January 5.-captnin John
Carley formerly noted yacht captain, died
OF his home here yesterday. Captain Carley
was born at pnnbury. Conn. In 1888 At the
age OF thirteen he went whaling In the arc
nc regions During the carly stages of the
Civil War Captain Carlcy. master OF sup
ply ship. passed successfully through Con-
tolerate hlockahes. When the Civil war
closed Captain Carley returned to the mcr-
chant marine service. starting the schooner
line between Newport and New London.
When tho lnto ogden and Robert Goe!et
were boys here Captain Carley taught them
10 sail yachts. In later yeara Captain Car
ley was employed by Ogden Goelet to .a-
pervlsc the construction OF Mr. Goelcrs
schooner yacht Sorseman, and he remained
in MT. Goelet's employ for twenty year,,
sailing the Norseman across the Atlantic 4
number OF trips.
During the Norseman's Visit to English
waters the lato King Edward, then the
Prince OF Wales was the guest OF Mr. Goe-
let on the Norsomnn. Tho Prince of Wales
presented his autograph photograph to Cap
tain Carey with the silver pen used for
the signature. telling Captain Carley he had
the best conducted yacht In commission.
When Mr.. Goelet died abroad. Captain Car
Icy brought tho body OF his employer to this
country and retired from the sea.
He Ia survived by widow and three
children one OF whom. Miss Florence Car
Icy, Is q teacher OF singing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
South Richmond Bureau,
The T!mcs-Dispntch,
1870 Hull Street,

Phone Madison iTa
That the Administrative Board should be
Kept out O. politics was the OF tho
resolution introduced by r. J. Nichols at
1.-The meeting 81 the South Richmond and
Chesterfield business Mems Aasocntlo held
at Lafayette Hail Inst night. I, wns coucheJ
In these words:
with full realization that success or
failure under the modified form Of our
city government unqucst!onably depends
upon the quality Q: the men whom may
cleo. to tho Administrative Board. and with
Il sincere desire 20 bring the matter 10 the
thoughtful! and earnest consideration OF
each and every taxpayer IL the city; there
Fore lie );
Resolved by tl.,s association. That each
business and commercial organization OF the
city. rs we'll ne the united labor organ!za-
t!ons, he requested 10 appoint committee
Of ave, wlIo shall meet in ioint session for
the purpose OF selecting ans recommending
70 the voters men we'll qualified TO com pose
the Administrative Board. and to use their
efforts 20 induce smch men TO accept the
nomination. picdg!nG the support and ac-
F, '!vc corporation OF the orSanlaat lions which
tho committee represents. and TO perform
such duties in this connection the occa-
sion may demand,
| land tho: our secretary Is hereby In
si-uc;ed to transmit e copy OF thcsc resolu-
/ lions - each OF tho organizations with tho
suggestion that Il united action Is to be
! taken Il would seem wise 20 act promptly -
! Tho meeting presided ovor BY President
| business was the election o. officers. the
! following being reelected FOR the ensuing
! year
! u L. roney, president: A. y. pe,,igrew,
! secretary ana treasurer vice-Pres,dcats,
/ Augustine Royal Forest IIu!: Charles IT.
Jones swausbofoi James Doilwood. Chester
/ field; e. G. Jones. W. II. Owens. James NJ.
French ana john W. Moore. South R.ch-
mond.
among tho items taken UP was tho an.
po'ntmcni Of committee to look Into and
report on the construction OF the now Mayo
Bridge
j. p Jones CAV an interesting ,n,h q,
the SHuihsidc boys branch OF tho V NJ q,
-. iuliy explaining Its objects and needs
j. c. Blake and Hen T. owen rop1,.cntInr
tie Gwnnsboro Civic Improvement I.rorno
were pTcscn! and nddroastd the meeting.
Negro Not Identified.
White Williams. tho negro youth s,spcct.
cd OF Ncing the as.niInut OF utuo sadi.
Fouiks. Of Chester. was yesterday released
from cIstody Gron tho failure OF the chId
20 identify him.
| Williams, IN caerse Of, oa.cer r.Ayior m,
accompanied by his attorney. Charle. r.
MOTIFS was taken TO Chester early yes,er.
! Day morning Th!h move wns unespootaa
ed no host!!e Demonstration was msd.
ING negro with four others. wa. ,nkon
, sef'fc the Hit.e SRI who u:,er LODGING IN,
2 Nl'fH "Net declared that the guilty man
Mnb b9t Mere. Iron being Iues,loneI bv
N'h'iA"h" EARN h-AtoTncy Hnsk:ns Hohsor
sc stated that Williams was taller flIor
i ihe mar wac made che x,,emp;ef u,Saw,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
CONTRACT FOR LOCOMOTIVES.
Forty Electric Ones VIII BE Used for
Towing Ships Through Canal

Forty Electric Ones VIII BE Used for
Towing ships Through Canal.
Washington, January 5.-The Secre-
tary of War has awarded n contract
to the General Electric Company for
the first of forty electric towing loco
motives for tho Panama Canal. These
locomotives are to be used TO pull
ships through the canal. The locomo-
tive Is to move along the lock walls
on q rack track while towing and by
friction when running light. The ma
chine consists of two tractors with a
steel drum or windlass on q truck.
Power is taken from third rail.
-Four locomotives Will be used on
each ship, two I'm front on each wall
OF the lock and tSro behind. IIaWscrs
from each locomotive to the ship will
hold her steady and in course. The rear
locomotives Will not he under power.
But will be towed themselves by hnw-
sers running TO the ship.
Tho specimen locomotive will be
built OF carbon steel, and will cost $12.-
460. The General Electric Company
submitted two bids on these locomo-
tivcs, one for machines made of car
bon steel and one made of vanadium
steel Tho bid for the latter type was
s2O,685. Tho company will receive the
award for the other thirty-nine loco
motives II tho specimen machine is ap-
proved.
Tho government has the alternative
to pay s827,206 for forty locomotives
built OF. vanadium steel or $i9S.0l0 for
the came number built OF carbon steel.
Tho first locomotive is to be delivered
Mt Panama October 1,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
News of South Richmond

upon her. She was positive h, was not the
guilty party.
Williams released, and being without
| car rare faced q long walk home. the
county officials refusing to pay his fare
bacK TO the city, from which he had been
taken. Mr.. Morris when made acquainted
with this state of facts paid tho nuns fare
I" south Richmond, where he will attempt
10 get his Job back.
burglary Frustrated.
Charles Wh!tock, OF 5lo West Thirteenth
street. reported to the police last night tina,
AZ about 10 o'clock he saw two men trying
TO enter the house OF neighbor He gave
cn;LSc 10 the men. but after going several
blocks lost sight OF them. He thinks one
was white and the other colorcd. but was
not certain
Junior Order Instails Officers.
New South Council No. S. Jr. O. IT, 4. NJ.
AT the meeting held lasr night in the hall
| AT EIGHTH and Hull streets. installed the
following officers for the ensuing year:
William sharp. Junior past-counclIor;
hehfy Moore counsellor: II. Ciements. Vice
councillor; ]. c. Bake. recording secretary
| d. W. S!GhKensh!p. assistant recording Sec
, Teury; j. w. Smith. financial secretary; ".
tor; J. L. Redford, warden; G.. W. Jones.
inside guard: "a Moore. outside guard; e.
>, Moody J. r. Jones and w. l.. Alley.
nrus'tes' j. =. Blake has been elected dele
gate 10 the Funeral Benefit Association con.
Eention to be held early In June in Boston
CHAPTER Meets.
Inc Royal Arch Chapter, a.. L. and A. NJ
Heid !ts monthly meeting last night mt the
Masonic Temple. Cowardin Avenue and Hull
street AT the conclusion OF the regular
business Il dinner was served
Property Transferred.
| Clcrk Walter T. DuvaI yesterday admitted
! 20 record In Hastings Court, Part . n deed
| 0! bargain and sale. whereby p A. Fors
| transferred his title In piece o. propcrtv.
with improvements, known as sol Porter
| street. TO Ada Is. Camp for 4 consideration
Of $500 The lot fronts twenty-four .eut ON
| Porter Street and has depth OF 100 roet
Judge Ernest II. Wells Ia presIdinp i'm
Hust!nEs Court. Part !. In the absence o,
Judge WIZ who !s confined 10 his home nv
| sickness.
Goes to Reform school.
| thar!cs McCrca. the seventeen ycar-oId
! "esiinorcland county boy. who was arrcstrJ
last Saturday az h!k homo In AIon,1ose nntI
brought to South Richmond, CHARGED ,vIth
| stealing jcwelry and money, amoun,Inp IN
about 500 from the homo OF Charlie. Morris
yesterday pleaded guilty before Just,ce IT.
| y Maurice. In Police Court, part ? nnd
| was sent TO tho Rc:ormHtory A. Laurel -
| "SSrcH was out on paToio when Tho NJ,
| Tense was committed. 10 had onlv .s-voa
| e'sHtecn months OF h!s former term ara
was released on the recommendation ~ thc
man no robbed. He will now be como.,inS
10 remain Ut tho institution Until s
reaches his majority.
| George c. Campbell was fined $40 ann
costs on charge OF being disorderly.
| ~ the Oak Grove naptist Chut,h ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
Below Zero Temperatures.

Kansas City, Mo-, January 6.-Below
zero temperatures were recorded ali
oNer me missouri Valley to-duy and
tonight. following cold wave fr,,n,
the northwest. At Kansas CITY n, s
O'Clock the mercury stood al 7 dcgreey
oeiow zero. drop OF IS degrees In
twSnty-four hours. 80
iherc was much Inconvenience and
some suffering In Kansas City homes
that depend on gas for hea ting pur.
poses rho Eas pressure was very low
Kansas reported temperatures Of
from TO below zero. Much auffcr-
ing was reported in the western part
of the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
LOOK GOOD FOR HOOK
Friends Shy KnnnHs Judge VIII Land
ON SUPREME Court bench.

Washington. January 5.-Friends Of
President Taft expected him to send
nation OF United States Circuit Judge
Hook, OF Kansas, as associate Justice
OF the supreme Court to succeed the
lAto John NJ. HARLAN. of Kentucky. No
ofhciai announcement that Judge Hook
would be nominated has been made al.
the White House, but Congress leaders
close TO the President assorted to-
night that every other candidate yir-
tually had been eliminated and obicc-
lions regarded by the President az
more weiEhty than those heretofore
registered against Judge Hook must he
produced 70 prevent his nominatjon,
80 far as White House officials knew
tonight, the objections to Judge Hook
ara not 10 date influenced enough Sen :
ntors 10 prevent his confirmation
Before he sends in the nomination
!,reS!dent TAFT viii look over Ju6yn
looks decision in the Oklahoma 2-ccn
thre case. which has formed the basis
Tor many protests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
CHAMP CLARK ILL
Has had Cold and Is Confined IN Itis
Red-Sot Considered serious,

Washington. January 5.-spoal;er
Champ Clark. who had fought on =,
severe cold ever since his return from
ms western trip. was forced to-day to
take TO his bed. II is feared a..
Ie Is threatened with pneumonia h,,,
ms physicians hope that this can he
The Speaker presided in tho Hous.
to-day, but Immediately on hIs 70
turn TO his home was comncIiSd -
retire The Speaker contracted n Ii.b,
cold during his speaking tour In Si,.
lshprha: Instead Of y!eldins 10 treat
friends o-night declare that the sp.aEs
Gr VIII be out. ngajn w3,h!r few
oays. but his family and the phvst.
clans are taking no chances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
CARNEGIE TO TESTIFY
VIII Tell What He Knows of Ssec,
Works Before the Combine.

VIII Tell What He Knows of Ss.c,
Works Before the Combine.
Washington. January 5.-Nndrew
carnegie was requested by telegraph
to-day 10 appear before the Uouso
steel trust Investigating committee
"Wednesday. when inquiry into the az
fairs OF the United States Steel Cor
poration will BIO resumed
The request was sent by Representa-
tive Stanley, chairman. Of the commit
tee. Following an executive meeting
early In the day. The chairman Ind
been previously assured by Mr. Cnr-
neSic that he would be at tho commit
teo whenever 1t wished him to be
present.
Mr.. Carnegie Will be questioned
about the steel industry OF the country
prior to the formation OF the Steel Cor
poration. the chief component part of
which was his concern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
TO PRINT suLrAN,s 1sEconps.
Abdul Humid Told Whereabouts Of Score
Chamber Containing Them.

London. January 5-|The authentic records
OF the terrible thirty-three years reign oil
the deposed Sultan OF Turkey. Abdul JIamid
are to be given TO tho world.
The minutost search had fniled TO reveal
their Whereabouts until Abdul Hamid HIM
self disclosed tho secret chamber whore
every written record has boon kept
The ConstnntinoDio correspondent OF the
Daily Chronicle doolnrea that IL hns now
been decided 20 publish tho documents
which arc complete, as Abdul Hamid never
destroyed letter or paper. Strangely
enough. not anglo iioe OF these records
was wrlken BY the sultan. who had q
strong aversion to writing even hs own
name. Ii!s siBast served to authorize tho
official documents, evon death sentences.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
KERN SoT an Easy MARK
INDIANA Senator's Tour Word, Make Con,
80 -.-- denCe Man lee W.

Washington. January s.-Sonatp- 1;or,
been detailed 20 reaS Washin Sto,.'s tn-ewoi1
address TO the SENATE February - vast.
inston.s birthday. Tha desi gnnt!on o, Mr.,
Kern brought fortt. a now story
The Indiana Senator went abroad ,as,
Etins away troTa Democratic influence W..
ans running mare OF ~; for 90, yefrc-so,1i, ,
riTnpliciT Tor q time and binssosacd our II
e'.k Ia, and good clothes 20 match ti.
tppeaTsHce Was 60 changed that he LOGGED
more IKE minister thar { statssnaan
4 confidence man picked Mr. Kern IN,
, for en- easy MARI Pushing Up 70 him wiz
outHtxetched hand the wouid-be despoI!s,
i said;
~ srn 80 CAD 70 meet you. noc,o- Aav,
often had the pleasure OF seeing YOU In III
ruipit."
Like he'll :ou have said Senator Kern
istth1saw.ns hiy hand Tho confidence mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
Jcffcrson,n Grnndnon pesh

Especial to The Times d ispatchl
Boston. Mass, January DIR. Alger.
non Coolidge, grandson of President
Ihomas Jefferson. and one of the old
est and best known physicians of New
England, died here to-day at the age
or eighty-two. He was educated in
SWitzerland and Germany. and served
as n surgeon In the Civil War He
witncs sed the battle between the Moni-
tor and the Merrimac Since 1868 he
has been the surgeon at the Massachu-
setts General Hospital. of Boston. He
Is survived by his widow and several
children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
SUNDAY RATES
The ChcsnpcnIsc and OHIO RnilMa,

TIE NHcshVchISc and UDIo IthfINh!.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Will sell special rate tickets on Sun
days for Gordonsyillo and intermediate
stations, for train leaving Richmond
$40 y. NJ. returning. arrive Richmond
7:15 =. NJ Similar rates will also DO
effective on Sundays for trains arriv-
a. NJ. and 9:55 4 NJ good returning
on train leaving Richmond 6:15 p. NJ
same date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
HOLDS SECRET MEJ.TrSc

tSpeGiai 70 The Times Dispatch.l
f.ast kadfoEd. Va. January 5--rba
mTeinoers OF the Ninth Consrcps,onaI
District Democratic COMMITTEES heIs =
secret meeting at the West End Hotoi
mere this afternoon, denying ndmIrs,o,,
10 !ocal Democrats. They LETT mi
evening without throwing Utht on
their proccCdings 800 "H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06

pastor, Rev. D. G. Lancaster, Will conduc,
both services tomorrow. He Will take a,
his subject at the morning service. Pres
ent Trials ana Future GLORY" and In the
evening his theme Will DO - Question for
tho New Year" spocia, music will be rem
dered at both service.
At O'Clock In the afternoon Mrs. w. S.
I~nake VIII speak to tho women and g!rls,
al OF whom are cordially Invited to be
present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
Cold Wave at wytbcx,u.

''t''SNI.tI To I 1G IITnGS-DISDutChl
Wythcyille. Va, January
predicted cold wave has reached
Wytheyille.- Last night the mercmry
registered Z degrees above zero ut the
cealities fell to 2 degrees. TODAY :,
mas ohen very cold. with high north.
western winds. and there Is every pros
below zero va 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
Coldest OF sen.on

New York. January 5.-The eastward
advance of the cold wave was marked
by the lowest average temperature of
tho winter here. the mercury failing IN
rise above 10 degrees during the day.
throughout New York State and this
section generally tho coolest wcatber
of the season prevails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
FIRE IN COLUMBIA
Entire Block Wiped Ouf and Io..
Teaches 100000

Columbia. S. c., January 5.-FIrc
wiped out an entire block in the whole
inflicted damage estimated at betwcnn
S325,O0O and $450.000. 1t was the moat
disastrous contiag grafton here since the
loren WAS applied during tho last year
starting In the repair department OF
inc Glbbes Machinery Company. prob-
aabiy from an overheated boiler IN.
names were driven by a stiff wind To
adjacent structures. The btiildins ~
cupied by the Glbbcs Company and four
other concerns was destroyed toreth-
or with three residences and seyernI
by fire and water. ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
Lowcst In Eight Yenr.

Ioledo. Ohio. January 5.-Four de-
sieeS oeiow zorro is what tho govern
ment thermometor Registered M .
o'clock this morning. This Is tho low
est point reached hero In cigh, year.
= sun lower mark Is expected Tonight
owing TO the lack of natural gas for
operating their machinery. numerous
factories were compelled TO close down
to-day. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
Suit In Diamilncd

Inc attachment suit OF n w. Val.
entine against Charles II. Hummer was
aisnaissed from the docket OF the CITY
Sireuit court yesterday under tho
hve-year law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
One peuth in CLEVELAND

Cleveland. Ohio. January 5.-The hit.
ter cold caused one death and prob.
aoly tatal attempt at suicide here TO-
Gay. The day was the coolest since
1907, the temperature ranging from .
below to above.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
-Four Degree. below Zero.

,,0t'PcCI"I 10 I IIU I III Us DISp1t len. I
Harriso nburg. Va. January 5.-Four
degrees below zero was registered here
Tonight. with the wind blowing about
weather in several years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
ApyERTIsINo ruAr puyIsl

We havo men In our office who can mako
pointa: other men who actually mink in
pictures" Experience has taught them how
to produce advertising that will "get tho
vice Advice free.
FREEMAN ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC.
Mutual Building.
Phone Madison. aiIa 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
Coolest Dny Since 1907.

Detroit, Mich. January 5.-wi,h a
minimum temperature OF degrees be-
low zero. this was the coolest day re-
corded BY tho Detroit Weather Bureau
since 1907 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06

marriage license was issued Wa.
teraay aftes.oon In the clerks ofic.
OF inc nustinEs Court 10 Lawrence W.
ra ana Mary S. Moore. both a.
Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
N. w. Morris.
lspec!aI to The .Ti1nes-pis]

tspec!aI to The Times-Dispatchl
Lynchburg. Va. January 5.-B. w:
Morris, aged sixty-thrce years, died
last night ut his home In the suburbs,
after long illncos of typhoid cover
Tho burial will be in Appornattox
county. 44
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
j. w. Martin.

ISpocIal 70 The Tlmes- Dispatch.l
Giadcsooio. Va. January 5.-J ".
Martin, prominent merchant, died
Wednesday. Mr.. Martin had been in
feeble health FOR several months He
leaves father and mother, three ats
ters. four brothers. his wife and four
small children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
OBITUARY
Mrs. Muuie r. s,or

ISpecial TO Tho Tines-Dispatcb,l
Lynchburs. Va, January 5.-Mrs.
Matte r Storey, wife OF Adam Storey.
who was twenty-eight years old, died
yesterday at her home, 32o Virginia
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06

DEATHS

CUsSoNS-Died, at Forest Lodge, Glen
Allen, Va, on Thursday, January t.
CAPTAIN JOHN CUSSONS.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
Qualities MS Administrators.

Philip J. Rennolds qualified yester-
day in the Chancery Court as admin
istrator of tho estate or Joseph a.
Rennolds.. The estate is valued at
100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06
Platinum Soars.

New York. January 5.-The price o.
PLATINUM has risen TO $3.50 per pound
the highest quotation on record.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-06

Only One ..BRoMO QuINISE."
taat h LAXATIVE BROMO ouININE Iook
LOT tho signature OF L. W. GROVE, IJ1es IN .
Wos!a over 70 Cure Cold in Ono Dag. 80