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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-20
BARGAINS IN RUGS

If you going to buy Rug this spring. you had
better get it We have large number of different
patterns to show you and among them many dis.
continued patterns, Of which marked down 20
per cent. No matter what be the grade, kind pat
tern you want, you'll find it here A few prices
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-07
SANTIAGO DE CUBA.

Empezamos a trasmitir la entrevista
que celebr6 Bacardi con EStenoz Ivo-
net que hoy publica "El Cubano Lii
bre. A este telegrama seguiran otros
hasta concluir
A las diez de la manana del sabado
lego al poblado de La Maya el intr6-
pido corresponsal EN- campana de <"El
Cubano Libre" senor Jose Bacardi.
quien despu6s de enterarse del lugar en-
que estaba ell coronel senior Carlos Ma
chado con sus fuerzas, vio a este es-
tuvO en- el Centre de Veteranos de
aquel pObladO, Ell el que existia cierto
disguStO por no haberles contestado el
GObernadOr Provincial al telegrama
que lie habian dirigido, y Ell ell cual So
hcltaban authorization para trasladarse
al campamentO de Estenoz e Ivonnet V
que Sc diera aviso a las fuerzas del Co
bierno de tai expedition, para evitar
fundieran hiciera fuego. Entonces yo
manifesto mi deseO de yer a los iefes
del actual movlmiento, cosa que pare
cla sumamente dif1cil, pero conocido mi
interes y decision por un veterano ne
gro, me hizo una senal, Sc me di0 a CO.
nocer y ofrecio acompanarme 81 me
cOmprometia a salir inmediatamente
con el, y mas aun porque Sc decla que
era ell gran dia, para no encontrar por
ell camino las fuerzas del gObierno.
Emprendimos ell viaje las tres de
la tarde, siguiendO por el camino de
Cuatro Caminos internandonos por We
redas inmediatamente, hasta lIegar al
punto denominado Alto de la Gloria
lugar donde Sc habian reunido en- la
tarde del sabado Estenoz Ivonet, pro-
cedente el primero de Guantanamo, y
el segundo de la Jurisdiction de la Ma
va v Songo. En- ell Alto de la Gloria :
no habla nadie, pero ell rastro demostra-
ba que no hacia mucho tempo que de
ALI habian desaparecido las fuerzas re
beldes. Emprendemos de nuevo ell viaJe
yendo hacia la fnca La Luz" donde
en- una de las vueltas de la fnca, nos
di6 ell alto una de las avanzadas rebel
des, los cuales conteste "paisano" por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-07

unlcamente EN- su totalidad del gobier-
no; entonces lie pregunte que actitud
asumir1an ellos al venir la intervention
norteamericana, contestandome que es-
ia no aminorar1a EN- 10 absolute su ac-
titud rebelde, pues estaban dispuestos
luchar, hasta el 1ltimo momento
Los norteamericanos, agregaron, nos
reconocieron como partido politico, ell
derecho de organizarnos como tai, Sc
gun consta de la aprobacion que nos
dieron Mr. Bacon Crownder, cuando
estuvleron EN- esta isla y EN- unas elcccio-
mes generates que aquf hubo fue ms
cripto nuestro partido como tai
nuestras boletas fueron las urnas,
donde 81 no triunfamos fue por retrai-
miento de los electores con que conta-
bamos Y 81 entonces fuimos, 5por que
no hemos de seguir hoy con ell mismo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-07
Vierenes 7 de Junio de 1912.

derecho de aver? Todos los anteceden-
tes y documentos de este han sido per-
fectamente protoeolados y remitidos a
Washington para poder sostener sus de-
rechos, y que este 10 habian hecho an
ticiandose toda idea de alzamientc
Les die entonces que hasta ahora las
noticias que habian eran las de que las
fuerzas americanas no mermarian La So
berania de Cuba, nj podrian paetar con
los rebeldes. nj siquiera parlamentar
con estos, Y 81 1nicamente hacerles La
guerra hasta exterminarlos y no a dar
opiniones acerca de derogaciones de le-
yes y 81 asf son las cosas, que habian
sacado con mandar los documentos
Washington.
(Contin1a en- la Ia pagina)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-07
LA REvUELTA De CUBA
CONSPIRACION RACISTA

10 cual avanz6 el jefe de la fuerza, me
reconoci6 dijo: No conteste otra vez
asi, en- 10 SUCCESSIVE olga independents
pacifco F." Despues fuimos siguiendo
viaje, atravesando las fincas "Carmi-
ia, !" Isabel" otras, donde Ell todas
recibimos altos Y con buen cuidado da-
ba yo la contestacion recomendada,
hasta que llegamos al termino Limo
nes' barrio del Ramon de las Yaguas,
en- la cual eXisten las fincas Sofia" y
"Cascorro en- donde estaba estableci-
do el campamento general.
Desde que llegamos Limones en-
pezamos a yer las fuerzas rebeldes en-
gran n1mero estas estaban disemina-
daS pOr aquel diviSandoSe en- una gran
planicie, que Sc We desde la Iona del |
Ciego" en- el pedazo de camino del Ra |
mon que Sc encuentra entire la Iona VI
el rio Baconao, al llegar la mitad de |
la Iona me encontre con ell coronel Lm- |
na, jefe de estado mayor de Ivonet vi
despueS de eXplicarle ell Objeto de mi vi |
sta, me condujo, siempre atravesandol |
fuerzas, hasta un lugar en- que hay mu-
chos mangales y ALI, rodeados de nu-
merosas fnerzas de caballeria, estabanI
Estenoz Ivonet que va me conocia VI
saba que yo iba y con que objeto, pues
parece que le habia avisado uno de los
individuos que formaban la primerai
avanzada.
Fue el primero que me habl6 me
present6 a Estenoz, y este me dijo i
"iY como usted que es rubio con los
oiOs azules no ha tenido miedo a llegarl
hasta aqul, puesto que seg1n usted sa-
be, nueStro objeto no es mas que matar
bancos?" Esto 10 decia con ironia VI
sonriendose.
LIE contest6 que habiendo recordado
la an6cdota de Napoleon que perdon6
a un sOldado enmigo, pOrque pesar de
la orden del gran guerrero, atraves6 ell
campamento y juzgandolo como una
gran valentia, 10 perdon0 81 este hizo
Napoleon, que era un gran guerrero VI
daba 6rdenes terminates. va que us
ted dice que mi decision es una valcn-
tia, no esperaba hiciese usted menos.
Estenoz Sc rio me dijo Lo felicito |
por ser ell primero 1nico de los repre- |
sentantes de peri6dicos que llegan a mi
campamento, aunque no me eXtrana que
este Que llega a mi campamento aunque
representa- usted a el peri6dico orien-
tai Ell Cubano Libre" este es diario |
mambi como tai no lie asusta nj el
siIbar de las balas nj el humo de la pol |
vora recordando sus hist6ricos tiempos
de la manigua EN- la cual defendia va
ientemente la patria de los Maceo y los |
Moncada "
Vestla Estenoz, camisa de lana azul
marino, igual las que usan los bombe-
ros, pantal6n de drill crudo, zapatos de |
caceria con espuelas al parecer de plata,
canana con un revolver Colt, calibre A
y la canana repleta por complete de ba-
las y un sable grande que dijo era re-
gallo de un frances ell cual Sc 10 di6 en|
Paris. No usaba insignia alguna Ivo-
net vestfa camisa igual Estenoz, con
la diferencia de que en- ell cuello de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-07

aquella lucia dos estrellas al parecer de
ORC, sobre fondo verde, pantalon de ca
simir color girls, polainas de caballer1a
color amarillo igual que los zapatos que
tienen una suela muy doble, machete
largo con puno de nacar con porta de
sable negro con hilos dorados colgan-
do del porta guante un par de estos de
color amarillo Y revolver Colt Usa
tambi6n un mauser espanol va bien
provisto de capsulas para este para
el revolver
Despues de las primeras palabras or
denaron varios movimientos los regi-
mientos Cuba Habana" que tre-
molaban la bandera de Carlos Manuel
de C6spedes, a. es la que ellos usan, y
despues de organizar avanzadas dis
poner que una fuerza mandada por I4u-
ma les precediera bajamos pendientes,
subimos otras, hasta llegar a un bohio
de palma con techo de guano FL bohio
tiene un pequeno cOrredor al frente,
ALI ful invitado desmOntarme Sc or
demo que uno de los soldados rebelles
cOgiera mi caballo para que 10 cuidara
Y banase
va en- la casa, Sc me ofreci6 un balan-
ce, alli empez6 nuestra conversation, Ell
primer termino me dijo Estenoz que la
primera causa del alzamiento era Ell no
haberse derogado la Ley Mor1a, Y Sc
gundo por los vejamenes que ha sufrido
la clase por ell trato desatento que para
la misma ha tenido ell gobierno negan-
dole tOda clase de derechos politicos.
ahl Sc extendi0 EstenOz V agot6 tOdos
los adjetivOs imaginables para censurar
la actitud del gobierno, por 10 cual le
dije que pusiera ejemplos de los veja-
menes que dice han sufrido los negros
entonces me dijo que cuando iban un
de justicia un blanco un ne
gro Sc condena este y Sc absuelve al
blancO, que cuando Sc trata de una
famiha negra y una blanca a la pri-
mera Sc lie hace comparecer ante ell juez,
mientras este va al domicilio de la
blanca, como sucedi0 recientemente con
la esposa del general Ivonet, la cual
denuncio una senora blanca
All decirle yo que la opinion pubIica
sostenia que la guerra no era mas que
de razas, me consesto Estenoz que Greer
tai cosa era una estupidez necesario
que ell pueblo estuviera muy encanaila-
do y corrompido para afrmarlo. Enton-
ceS dlJo lvOnet que 81 Sc trataSe de tai
cOSa tOdoS hubieran eStadO con las ar
mas en- la manO blancos Y negros. Y La
revuelta sc habria hecho en- las ciudades
y con cuchillo, y que 81 eran los negros
el mayor n1mero que lie habian seguido
Sc debia que eStos eran los periudica-
dos por la Ley Mor1a, y por 10 tanto los
1nicos que tenfan que defender hasta
derramar la Ultima gotta de sangre los
derechos que aquella ley les conculca,
este es ell verdadero origen de la lucha
que continuaremos hasta conseguir ell
triunfo de los ideales que a ella nos
han llevado.
Al tratar de la intervention norte
americana que podia originar la lucha
por ellos entablada, me dijeron No
pensamos provocar la Intervention Y en-
el caso de que esta viniera por su cuenta
y rlesgo, sin dar nosotros motive algu-
no para clio la responsabilidad serfa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-07
INTERVIU CON
ESTENOZ EIVONET

Un periodista blanco en- ell campo re-
belde. - Entrevista de Bacardi con
Estenoz Ivonet.- Description del
campamento. Noticias Gle la rebe
lion Propositos de sus Jefes-Nie-
gan haber cometido atropellos-Cas-
tigaran al que los cometa.- Entrevis,
ia de Ivonet con un Jefe americana.
-Almuerzo.- Opiniones de Bacar-
di.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-07

(POr tel6grafO.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-07
(Reproducimos del

''Diario de la Marina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
TO |NDORSE MAN
FOR JUDGESH|P

Friends ~ the various candidates
for the luugeshtp u tho Chanccr5
eoul 10 be vacated on october Let
by the retirement Of Judge Da1ie
Grsrnan. met yesterday morning In
the office of I<eAke 4 Buford. Trav-
elers' building, and formulated plane
Ter holding a meeting 81 the Rich
mond bar fer the purpose Of neIui-
= ! 7 + 4 III
Friends Of the following candidates
were present:
John r. Minor. Henry II Miller
William A Moncure.
Plans were perfected md fopten
containing these paragraphs
meeting Of the bar az Richmond
~ eslied fer Ttse-dar. Jats-i 81 :,
al o'clock a NJ. IN the ns-e mtiy
hall Of the Mechanics institute cor
ner OF Eleventh and Broad streets.
Richmond. Va
The voting roll shall contain names
Of all white attorneys who have 1ai3
their city licenses for the year 1872.
aud these practiclng at this hnr who
have con3e 10 the bar since February
/, 1912. and these who have prr+r
ticad at this bar for twenty-five years.
on eacn ballot thu candidate re-
eeivinF the lowest number Of votes
shall be dropped, and he shall NOT
he reaon1inated before an intervening
ballot. no candidate shall be rsnori-
mated more than once.
Afessrs j Jordan Leake, A. IT.
Sands and Wills II. Smith were APP
pointed n committee "a prepare r
roll Of the bar for use In the meet
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
COL. NOTTINGHAM
ON RETIRED LIST

There will be no further hearings in
the case IF the department of State
militia against Colonel Thomas J. Not
tinghan
The case arose over certain language
purportlng to have been usea by CoIo-
mel Nottingham at the Calpeper EN-
eampment last year. Yesterday, at q
request II Colonel Nottingham, he was
placed on the retired List, and a. n
consequence the incident comes 20 q
close. There Is doubt whether there
would have been further hearings in
this case. Some time ago the matter
WAS heard by court OF inquiry. and
the resignation Of Captain w q.
Parker was ordered accepted s'for the
~sood OF the service
II was due 10 Captain Parker that
the court Of inquiry waa held, H.
had objected to certain language
ascrihed 10 Colonel Nottingham, at
Gulpeper. and in handing In his rssig-
ration referred 70 that fact,
In reviewing the findings OF the
court Of inquiry, Governor Mann re-
fused 10 accept the report SO far as
~ recommended the resignation Of
Captain Parker, and referred THE mat
ter OF Colonel Nottingham to General
Vaughan. -
Whether or not there would have
been court martial Will remain un-
known. as the retirement Of Colonel
Nottingham will obviate any such pro
@eedingg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14

.CARTOONIST LECTURES
Especial To The Richmond ylrgtn!an)

Especial to The Richmond Virgin!an-)
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. July Ia
The Baptist encampmeue comes TO
the eiosa OF It's first week with all the
banners flying. Last night Secretary
Watts made statement OF the cost
OF erecting the building. and In few
moments more than $4,000 was sub
scribed toward the completion OF the
building
The morning was given In large
part 10 the consideration Of college
students, President Boatwright spoke
clearly and foreihly on the religion IL
the college graduate. He gave many
the activity of college students in
various lines OF Christian endeavor.
He was followed by President r. T.
Nann, OF Meredith college. Raleigh.
DR.. Vann severely arraignAd the PEG
pie of the land. and of the South, par
ticulariy. for their shameful and long
continued neglect ef tho education of
women. His address was By turns
humorous and pathetic and he greatly
stirred the hearts OF hts audience,
A novel feature Of the morning was
an illustrated lecture by MIR. Berry
man. eartoonist OF thu Washington
Star, on the cartoonists mission. lie
drew at the beginning a very clever
picture OF DIR. Vann, who had just
left the platform. 1t was an excellent
likeness, and was instantly recognized
and applauded by the great audience.
Then rapidly he gave numerous exam
pIes OF his art in swiftly executed por-
traits with corresponding carlcatures
He reproduced especially the work of
Davenport Then the audience was
immensely pleased to have sketch
made on the spot Of number of pub
lie men. He gave Roosevelt and the
audience ciamored for Wilson The
artist graciously responded. and then
they called for Bryan. Mr.. Bergman
In d moment or two gave an admirable
likeness Of the great commoner,
These three iikenesses aroused the
livaliest enthusiasm. hut no one seemed
tes think si NE TAT AZ
fartatnea "a audience which 1l1nA
y I1n1D e 1 d Nv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
RUN DOWN EVERY
POSSIBLE CLUE
CTrFSTERFTELD COUNTY OFT.
GERS STILL IN DOUBT AS TO
IDENTITY OF WOMAN.

Every possible clue connected with
the Bon Air murder mystery has been
run down in the past week by the
Chesterfield officers detailed on the
case.
Word was received from the chief
of police of Baltimore by Magistrate
l.. w Cheatham, of Oak Grove court.
yesterday stating that Florence Sleigh
man, woman formerly OF that city
who is thought 10 be the probable
victim found at Bon Air dead some
days ago, has not been located.
Another clue which officers are
working upon on the disappearance os
n mulatto woman named Daisy Crutch-
field. who once lived at Midlothian
but who moved TO Granite and has not
been seen for several weeks.
The officers are now trying 10 To-
cate the woman, but so far have been
unsuccessful
The officers who are working on
the case believe by within another
week an arrest will be made In the
case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Briefs.

Superintendent Lyton %. Lloyd. OF
the Manchester station, and wife will
raturn home tonight after n week .
atay in Ocean View and Norfolk.
DIR. and Mrs. J, W. Broadnax and
family will leave today for Ocea n
View, where they Will stay for ten
days.
Miss Louise Stewart is the guest of
Miss Agnes Jones, OF Hull street,
Swansboro.
Luther NuunaIly remains quite I'll
In the St Marvs hospital.
George BlankenRhip is sick In "a
Baltimore hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hinnant are
visiting friends at Catawba.
Miss Mae Sampson liz the guest Of
her sister IN Utica, y. Y.
Miss Allie Lee Penwick Is visiting
relatives In Halifax county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14

Illustrated lecture on pencil pictures OF
prominent people"
The registration this morning reach
ed $50 and others are coming In It's
likely that the total attendance Will
be In excess of 1900. 1t liz generally
agreed that the encampment has
passed tha stage OF experiment, and
will be hencsforth an established In
stitution among Virginia Baptists. The
weather here has been fine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Joins Engine Company

F. Il. Hall yesterday became q
member of Engine Company No. 10,
To fu vacancy made by the resi gina
tion OF ]. r. Williams. MIR, Will
ltams was hnseman " the company
and Captain Cosby and the other
members Of the company expressed
their regret OK his leaving He viii
take charge Of the Cowardin-A Avenue
Christian church choir,
Ng Hail. who Will fill the vacan-
cy. comes well recommended He is
late call man OF Truck Company
No. !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
NEGRO RUNS AMUCK
AND USES AN AXE
BREAKS DOWN DOOR AND sLAsHEx
MAN WHO 10 IN DEED BEFORE
ARRESTED.
ysrginian Bureau.

Law building. Phone 1887.
PETERSBURG, VA, July Ia
Ben Brown. an elderly negro. who has
been sick some time, became suddenly
an AXIS. proceeded TO the home OF
Henry Taylor, coiored. In Farmer
street. and broke down the door. He
attacked Taylor in bed. striking him
on the head with the axe. and cut
ting cash IN HIS leg, Taylor's skull
WAS fractured. and he received bad
soalp wound He was taken TO the
Petersburg hospital and operated
upon by Drs. Nixon and Crookford.
IT is not thought no can recover,
Brown was caught by the police and
taken to jail, after he had been
duieted by hyperdsrmio injection.
He was entirely out OF his mind. From
him nutterings to the police II was
aparent that he had pursued "a mum
Der OF people He smashed up thing-
generally In Taylor's house.
The annual meeting Of the con-
ference Of the Msthodist Church of
this district, will be held at South
Hill. MeckisnhurS county, next Tues
day morning, Presiding Elder J, X.
Jolliff presiding. The conference win
be in session about three days.
The opening sermon will DO preach
ed by KEY j. w otiHs ana the atteH :
dance OF both clerical and lay dele
gates Ia expected to BIO large. The
Petersburg district Is one OF the iarg-
sst in the Virginia conference. en-
bracing about thirty charges.
Reports will be received on many
subje Of direct- interest to tina
churches, including church status and
extension, Sunday schools, education,
temperance. missions. etc, and these
reports will DO discussed at length.
One of the important things TO be
done by the conference IL the appoint
ment Of lay delegates and aitarnates
to represent the district at the next
session Of the Virginia annual con-
ference.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14

The children Of Bethany home were
given delightful outing Friday
through the kindness of the Virginia
Railway and Power company. Special
cars took the little ones at Forest
Hi and carried them to Westhampton
Park.
Friends Of the home furnished a
delightful lunch for the little children
and treated them all to ice cream.
The carouse was alss put at their
disposal
The Bethany home was organized
In Chesterfield county about nineteen
years ago for the purpose Of taking
care OF little ones left without par
ents or means of support. The iuEti.
tuition Ia undeuominational and liz not
supported by any church or organiza:-
ton
Friends from all over the State are
frequent visitors 20 the home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Court C,Isatls Monday.

Hustings court, part III. Will open
Monday morning for the July term.
While there are several important
damage suits on docket. only one
felony case will come before the grand
jury Monday morning.
The case against Ira Davis. chare-
ed with ad9uctirg Mary Talley. q
young Church Hill girl. with inten-
ton ~ marrying her. will be the only
one Of any Importance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Nearly Shoots Sister.

While playing with a revolver. Fri
day night. Helen Stairs four-year old
daughter Of Mira Stairs Of IS East
Fifth street, narrowly escaped kill
ing her little infant sister when the
gun WAS discharged accidentally. The
bullet went only few inches over
the little ones head and lodged in
the wall.
Hearing her brother ask an older
sister 10 go and get his revolver. little
Misc Helen thought she would get ths
gun before her sister. which resulted
N tho near accident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
woosimen win Take Part.

Maple Camp. Woodmen Of the
World. will take part in the grand
State rally and field day. which win
he held IN the State fair grounds mex.
Tuesday. A parade through the
principal streets OF Richmond will
be held next Tuesday morning and
Wednesday night they Will particle
pate in torchtight parade, All kinds
of sports, together competitive drills
win he tho features Of the day. Re-
freshments Will be served All Wood
men ofthe world aud their friends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary \, Terry

Ife Mary A Terry, widow Of the
late W, r. Terry. died Friday after
mon "a. o'clock at the home or her
daughter. Mrs Il. II. Eidridge. Green
wax, buckingham county, Va, The
bod" H!il arrive in Richmond at 6 lao
clock P, NJ. TO-DAY. Services will pc
held az the grave by Rev John Gro
weU.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14

All the dfstiilerfes in the Norfolk
district have suspended operations for
the summer months and the store
keepers and guagers of the revenue
department are taking life easy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Take Yacht Trim.

Mr. and Mrs. IL. V. Baldwin and a
party of young people will leave in
their pleasure yacht, "Luelba," today
for Baltimore, Philadelphia and 9TH
er points on the bay Among those
who will make up the party are Mr..
and Mrs. H. v. Baldwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Jeffries, Of Norfolk; Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. $. Baldwin, OF Durham, n,
c.: Miss Mary baldwin. OF Farmvilie.
and Fl. u Lawry and Frank Gala
cher. of Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14

Tom Brown, white, a contender for
the title of Chesterfield ground scuf-
fer." now held by lighting Sam
Tailey. was yesterday afternoon fined
81 and required to furnish bond Of
800 for twelve months for trespass-
ing on private property at Forest
Hill park. by Magistrate Jacobs. in
Forest Hill court.
Jessie Henderson, charged with
makinA an assault on Walter DIX
with large stone, was sent on to the
grand jury by Magistrate Jacobs. Din
displayed a large cut on his head
which he claimed required the ser
vices OF Il doctor.
Jessie Caldwell, q negro, was fined
$40 and costs for hitting Thomas
Buford with a whiskey bottle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
sydnor Williamson.

Sydnor Williamson. twenty three
years old, died yesterday afternoon
at Pine Camp. He was taken to the
home of his sister, Mrs. w, NJ. Gen
", 1i0l Semmes street
The funeral will he conducted at
the grave this afternoon at $40
o'clock.
Mr., Gentry Is survived by four
aistars- Mrs s. A Goode. Mrs W. NJ
Gentry, Mrs. Elmo Grimes and Mrs
j. III. Hail
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opportunity to make alterations per-
hitting the enlargement of the plant.
When these alterations are completed
the plant will be the largest In ths
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will be admitted in the fair grounds
free.