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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06
Cubs Win Two.
Marauard Pounded Hard.

New York, Aug 5.--Pittsburgh de-
fcated New York. Marduard was
knocked out of the box In less than
two innings. when six runs were made
off him. Hendrix was effective. hold,
Ing New York TO seven hits and strik-
Ing out nine men. Wagner made n
homerun, double and a single.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06

Blankcnship and few others of the
gang went fishing yesterday Blanl<en-
chip caught eighteen. which liz just
eighteen more than he had ever caught
before. Changnon landed two less than
The boss did
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06

Batterics-iMulin and Stanage; Me
Conncll and Sweeney.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06
Refused Warrington.


Darrow had one surprise for the
prosecution Asked whether in the
last conversation with Harrington on
February 49, he had promised to give
him $4,000, the defendant made flat
denial. Then he explained that Har-
rington had asked him for money at
each conversation and at the last one
he had asked for $4,000. Darrow said
he telephoned the next day to llar-
rineton while four others listened on
connected telephones and told him,
John, you are witness before the
grand jury and ] am under indict-
mcnt, 50 I cant have any financial
transactions with you"
This, he said, ended all relations with
Harrington
now phase OF the peace negotia-
tions which ended with the pleas of
the Mcnamara brothers, was brought
out by n question of Juror Coppock
He asked what agreement had been
made as to other prosecutions and
Darrow said that the district attor-
ney had promised to. drop the prosecu-
tions of Caplan and Schmidt, the men
accused OF having helped j. B. Me-
Namara dynamite the Times building
"Mr Fredericks told Mr. Davis
said Darrow, that 'Schmitty' was a
reckless kind of fellow and If he APP
pcared in Los Angeles he would ar
rest him and place him on trial, but
no efforts would he made to catch him
II he or Caplan ever came to trial
they would get away with term OF
years. Tho district attorney also said
that the search for them had beer
called off as the Burns men no longer
were in the employ of the prosecu
tion."
The prosecution had requested the
presence of Lincoln Steffens for fur
their cross examination but as the
writer was not present an adjourn
mcnt until tomorrow morning was
taken.
The prosecution Is expected to begin
its rebuttal tomorrow and. according
to District Attorney F'redericks, II
! will be concluded In less than three
. days. This would mean the beginning
| OF final arguments by next Friday.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06
Tigers Defeat Yankees.

Detroit, Aug. 5.--Dctroit found Me
Conncl when runners occupied bases,
and New York lost. Mullin allowed
but three hits In the first six innings.
hut had considerable difficulty in
4. L. LIZ.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06

that Cooley is so unpopular down there
that the crowd Kisses and groans when
he appears. Well, Dick brought It on
himself.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06
Boston HumbIed.

Cleveland. Aug. 5.-Clcvcland de-
fcatcd Boston Jackson's batting being
responsible for the Cleveland runs. A
misjudged fy gave Boston iis4Nonly
run Score r. H. H.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06

The enemy viii be here this morn
ing. This afternoon we will make
them wish they hadn't come.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06

The st. Paurs Altar Boys baseball
team of Anaconda wants To exchange
games with any t6-year-od club In
Missoula. Address James O'Kcofc,
1r.. care sherifl's office. Anaconda. At
tention. Schlossberg twins
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06

Well, we haven't lost series to salt
Lake yet and Bansenship doesn't in
tend to begin now.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06

,cLinr a NINTH inninr rally.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-06

The game begins at $3.50 this after
noon. which. to our notion, is "a lot
better than . o'clock. the hour neces-
STATED by those cnssed week day
double bills. This will bc regular
series, with but seven games In II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
OBITUARY
NIisa NInrN shcrrard.

Miss Mary !;herrard died last night
al the Hotel Gucrrani. Tho death OF
this aged and beloved womun marks
Inc pa.siag of QUO Who FOR many years
has been an honorcJ member OF Eicl-
mond society. Cultured In Intellect.
noble in heart aud courteous "a man.
nor, Miss Shcrr;trd eminontly possess
ed AL those traits that gavo charm to
the Eirginians Of the old school.
She was a daughter OF the late Colo.
mol John d. Sherrard and grand
daughter Of William Dunford. Of Rich.
mond: One Of her sisters was the wife
OF William rutherford, of This city.
Miss Sherrard is survived by two
nclrcs, Mrs. ltyland Fleet. OF Ashland.
and Mrs. Douglas I. Forrest OF Wash
inctoa.
The funeral will be conducted from
the residence of Rev. j. Calvin stew
art, u. D.. 1851 West Grace Street, TO-
morrow afternoon at & o'clock.
IIenry T.. TIcnrtwclt.
Henry Lientfoot Henrtwell. president
OF tn" Fruaklin Manufacturing Com
nany. died at the residence IF Mrs. l..
r, WILSON. co.: East Grace Street. yes
terlay morpin sflt S O'Clock, The
body has been. sent To Lawrencerille.
Va, and the funeral will take place
from tho residence OF Or. ". H. Lewis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
DEATHS

H., caLLo1Entered into, rest. on January
town: r. &, t;APTAiS GEoHfiI;
Mo addi'E EouG9Sn i GALL e. e "spriny
ran was IN his cighty-fourth year.
iie leaves four daugh,crs-M Mary
MMandolph BAH. Mrs. VIM. f. H.li.
Mrs Elizabeth Garter Lane. Airs. /
Baughman--and ono son, Pay pI-
rector Il 7. NJ. Ball. L. S. *.
bc ihou faithful unto death ana /
VIII give thee "a crown of life"
Si ;,i;l.s Al her home In King and
i'i:, Mrs. MARY q. STEER. duugh-
OF King William county.
LYNE-Dled, at Eastwood. Esscx
county. January +. HANSli: TEM>
muir and Jane. Temple and wife OF
Alpheus Lyme. in The sixtyninth year
OF her life.
In,ermen, at ST, rnuls Episcopal
Church.
HEARTWELL-Died at the residence
S q Mrs. F. ;, : Wilson. 500 East Grace
FOOT iiEARTWELL 80
Funeral Will take place from the
GI'asa%S IF pI va W. rls s AETEk n
NOON ut 8 o'clock
WALKER--Died. in Norfolk. wedney.
day. IIth. GEORGE WALKER
Funeral from residence. eli North
Third. this city. SUNDAY, T. ~
Friends and acuuaintanccs invited to
attend.
SH Died. III Richmond. Va,
January 20. 1912. MISS MARY SHER-
RARD. full Of years. honored and
beloved.
Funeral from residence OF Rev. I.
Calvin Stewart, 1881 West Grace
Street, MONDAY. January -. at 3
o'clock T.. NJ
Washington. Baltimore and Win
chester papers please copy.
DAT-Dicd, nj 1925 saturday evening
~ the residence of Mr.. j. +. Myers
800 Lewis Street. WILLIAMSBURG. Ave-
nur. JAMES r. DAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
DridRcrS-Dcrnard.

Petersburg. Va. January 2o.-The
marriage at o'clock THE evening Of
Miss Mary Meade Bernard and Henry
Clark Bridgers, In st Paul's Episcopal
Church. was an event OF wide social
interest and attracted q large gather
ms Of Petersburg's fashionable set.
The bride was given away by her
brother, Ensign Robert Field Bernsrd,
United States Navy. She WIS Sowntd
In white satin vcilcd in chiffon.
trimmed with point lace, with veil OF
tulle caught with orange blossoms. Hor
flowers were shower bouquet OF
orchids and lilies. Mrs. Charles Hail
Davis, sister Of the bride, wearing u
lace gown and carrying lilies and
orchids, attended as nation of honor.
The BRIDES attendants were Misses
Elizabeth Lee and Katherine Moore
Small. OF York, Pa, and Masters
Charles Hall Davis. Jr., nephew of tho
bride, aud Benjamin Finncy. nephew
OF tho bridegroom The little girls
wore white Swiss and carried French
baskets OF pink roses. and tile hoys
wore black velvet. john McIIclvc
OF New York was best man. The core
mony was performed by the Rev. Ed
mund Prndleton cambridge. rector of .
the church. The groomzmen wore
Harry {. Mann, o! Norfolk, Charles !
l.. Pllmmer Alexander H. Hamilton !
and Charles Hall Davis. Of Petcrsburg |
The bride i the daughter OF the !
late Judge aud Mrs. David Meade Bcr-
nard, and a young woman OF striking !
grace and beauty ana culture. Mr. |
Bridgers is a prominent banker ana |
business man OF Tarbpro *. c.. and |
president Of tho East Carolina Rail-
road.
Among the out OF town guests pres
snt were Governor William Hodges i
Manh and airs. Mann, Colonel and Mrs.
.ohn l. BridScrs and Miss Rcba
bridgers. Of TaTborc, ~ C.; AIR. ana
Mrs, George Smdll. OF York, Pa Mr.. |
and Mrs. Granville c.. Valentine and
DR. and Mrs. Herbert Mann Of K!ch-
iAond; Mrs Robert Boiling. of An
hRpolia, Md, ana Cclonc! James Mann
sud Or. j.. 7. Field, OF Norfclk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
CONVICT ESCAPES
FROM sing SING
Brief Period Of Freedom After
DiggingNThrougi1 Prison
Roof.
Especial 20 The Times -Digpntch ,

lSpcClUI 90 ne l1intS-lD1gpGtCE.}
Ossinins. y. Y. January a0.-lFran.
resco Doliano Il convict serving an in
Discriminate scntencc of from two years
and six months. 10 Ave years for assault
in the second degree. escaped from
sing Sing prison about o'clock This
morning and was captured and brought
tack after eiaycn t:ours freedom The
prisoner, who Is i'rGnchmsn. has
eerHed one year and three months OF
ms sentence. The cScare was not dis
covered until the officers made Their
morning count N 7:ao. Officer Murphy
Then discovered the cell vacant.
hole in the roof told the story, ana ne
Immediately gavo tho alarm. About
l2:io j.. NJ, Doliano was captured =,
Briar Cliffe by Chief OF Police Ecn-or
Ut thot village, who had received hi,
description by telephone.
When questioned as 10 the manner
OF MS escape, Dol!ano said ;hut he h,d
occurred two pointed ron bar. frnr,
me foundry Of the prison. where he
was assigned to work. Win Ines, ,,a
eioNcu a stone from the roof OF hi.
1i! OF the top tier, and taking nix
hianliet and the TWO iron hlrs d,.",
lAEnse!f through the aperture into ~
tpacc above. This occurred ri TN
=. NJ licrc, using The sam. ,oo,e ~,
Sul mole through the roof ur ~
uniloihg proper, and found himself III
ne open air Pcerins over the cdgc ~
no roof he found footing on a Icu,n
70 "h'Ch tHe telephone wires leaJin.
- 'ne puaidinE were attached. Break
n,s s n ,',a OF these wires lie twisted
.ms piahEet and the wires toso,hc,.
49," /" cora and then lowered hin,s.If
,i. ny Gown f9In which POM ho
ussCehded 70 thu g!oand hv m..,-
The window bars. ''''HAs y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21

first Saturday In many years, and
Postmaster General Hitchcock, who Is
accused in certain quarters OF playing
fast and loose" with his chief gum.
shocing' about the city. the politicul
pot was boiling over tonight.
That the President was alive 10 tho
danger OF losing thu New York doic.
cation TO the next national convention
was Indicated Ivy tho presence Of Otto
/. Barnard, the banker politician. on
his train coming down from, New lila.
ven. Barnard. II c,aSsmate OF the Pres.
idcnt, is depended on by him to hold
New YORK. in line for the ndminis,ra-
ton. He ran for Mayor on the Rcrub-
licen ticket a; the last election. was
Colonel kooscvelt's chairman OF the
resolution committee a, the now fQ-
nous saratoga convention. and IN sea.
son anh out has been n loyal Taft
boomer.
Beyond admitting that he talked
State politics with the President" Ban
nard would say nothing. Bu; Il Is gen
orally believed that he made plain 10
the President a plan By which he may
get New fcrE's support State Cha r
man Barnes is willing to trade, po,i,!-
clans say, delegates to the national con-
Ncutton In return for the Presidents
support Of the odd Guard" candidate
Tor Governor in tho NEXT ccmpai,n--
James w. Wadsworth. former Speaker
OF tho State Assembly, AID son Of for
iner Congressman Wadswor.h If the
President would assure barnes the
Federal ot'icho!ders' support Repub.
lican leaders say. lie could easily name
his man. Whether Taft agreed is prob.
lcmatical.
Secretary to the President, IIlles
slipped into town ahead OF his chief.
tic refused to discuss his visit, and. AS
did the resident earlier in tho day.
refused to comment on the repor; tina I
Hitchcock is u be forced out az the
Cabine; because he is lining up the
south against Taft" or on the an :
nounccd candidacy Of Senator Cummins.
Hitchcock denied himself 10 all call
crs ard left his hotel late in tho after
noon, saying he had dinner engage
mcnt. 1t was impossible 10 locate hin.
Tonight but before he went into Sc
ciGa!on he cmphatically denied that hi
expected 10 see Colonel Roosevelt He
also would not discuss the report tina /
he had broken with the President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21

held a, Corlnth Christian Church. of
tho M nS WaS . nGlnber; Yesterday BY
Rev. r. W. Fox. He leaves. l,siies ~, M
wife. WHO was Miss MuEgic Rcd.i
three daughters, Mrs. Il. /. Steu.ncs
:n ,JsI ,wo hi ..nI and peaesiie Powell:
King William county. and uerhert
Lowell. 81 Hlchmond. one brother. g.
l: lowell. OF Norfolk: one sister. Mrs.
James W. Cosby. OF Benson. Ariz
Funeral OF Mrs. Williams.
Mrs Wilson l.. Williams OF Glouccs.
ter county. died IN Baltimore on fri
daE. Sno VIII be buried In liollvwood
this afternoon at 3 O'clock 80 " va
funeral Of Jo.rph Anderson.
tSPecili to Tho Times dispatch
f,n ,rsnIiE' nc, y C.: January 2c:-Tne
Joseph Anderson. who died ThIrssay
Snun'ns, We're conducted at Canton thii
gi,%tnins' Mr. Anderson was Con
t"ec the states received a run.ho,
"9nnf which resulted In his being q
iG,FfippiI during M remainder OF h:s
western North Carolina ana had s,any
three sons. az d!'H
George Washington DpIi.
gorge WAS hinStotl Ball who W.,
{ iho ne. nearest living relative or General
,se "hshinSton. and who died re-
e an az ms residence in Georgetown.
VII Mary Mason, OF Spriagwoo;. | ou.
loI COUNTY, Va. and ,he srandson y.
Colonel hmrges Bal and IL tyI,n -
irH"GvS Washington the r'cct OF c;nn.
J Srai Washington. being lilo daughter
"t SAu!lcs WASHINGTON. II. esn.ri,Is
,,2u"se", brother. Colonel Burge. San
~ ;h"tctold cousin b. Gen.rei
Washington. lifelong fr!ciII and go
tcSp0hneni, ~ wei! a. an ai.!c-dc-r1,,,r
~ MS stan during The R"volI,ionsry
Gs99cge Washington Ball, like his
IS ~, Colonel Burscs Bali, who
! i,aahia.icd q regiment dur!ng ,ba
N.E3luuonary War. gave gcnerousiv
.! h!s means TO the Confcdcrate cariso
ana from tho b=slnning " IN. f.iyii
VT served actively IN the .rmv I,n,ii
.! ~! health ne was Intermediates tt,s
po'Io'iSm impelied him ..ftcr the va.
~ rEoF!dc FOR the education OF many
Hnns tef" 81 the South whIla ediIr:,t
!nE my own children at his hnm.
, 2ip.plhswood. In Lomdoun county, va
.a!ier 4 long life WORTH Q mis- dIs,;n.
u.Sned ancestry, h" pissed ocacefi,;i,,
1iMa!, and VAS laid 10 res; On k'r;Ga,;
.aHuhr! :. liz the ancestral burvit;I
ground at SpriHgwood, which sacrnd
fpot vas some years ago given Nv
Capta;n Dali into III. keeping Of Tx
;;..iSsHclhton for the Preservation -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
TAFT WILL TAKE HAND
Hopes 10 Have WorId- Wide In,estigu-
ton OF ltiEh Cost OF living.

Washington. January 2o.-Prrsi,l,nl
pait soon VIII send "a message 70 Con
Eress recommending tiiut this gov
crnment take the lead looking TO the
NTcaron OF an International commits
sion TO study the cost of living. Tho
matter was. brought TO bis attention
several weeks ago by Professor Irving
FISHER, OF Yale. While details OF the
fresidehts recommendation have not
been made known !, was learned to-
day that Mr.. TAFT has called on the
secretary OF state for advice us TO
me form OF his forthcoming message.
dent will ask Congress to nass rc.o.
luton calling on him to invite the
powers of the world to Join In 81 con
inrencc with View To the creation
ui an international commission which
shall be charged with the duty of
making world wide inquiry into the
causes for the present high prlucs, cud
to suggest remedies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
IN MEMoRIAM.

JOl!NSToNE--Sncrc to the memory
OF my beloved husband and our doar
father. GEORGE TOMBSTONE. who
died January 5. 1908.
Thy voice is now silent. thy heart
now cold:
Where thy smile and thy welcome
oft met us OF old
We miss thee and mourn thcc in
In silence unseen.
And dwell On tho memory OF Joys
that have been.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
SHIEET---ln sad but loving rnmem-
brancc Of our little daughter. MAR.
ME MOZELLE Shirley who died
six years ago to-day. aged ten years.
Our Marnic Is gone, SO young and 80
fair;
Gone from her home and loving ones
care:
Como home 10 dwell with the Saviour
above.
rATLlsE IND AoTLII5E:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
FUNERAL NOTICE

In Ei;.-.rho funeral OF MIR. GEO
~ MaLkEE Will take place from III,
smIS' Wi,,, OF lis late brother. Thos.
:,-o !" "'K T,,' No: 81 J." North THIRD
ihteFment in Hollywood.
NVl,Kt;fN:N.o-Tle funeral OF THERESA
.ipitANc, hftecn years old. WHO dIrJ
IN the home OF her father. o25 W.st
i.rohd street. Will take place from
S 81: letters Church THIS All.
Enih.SoON az o'clock. The burial
VIII DC in Mount Calvary Cemetery
IL - El;,-,,funcral OF the late ALFRED
SSIaIli LEE will take place from
CENTENARY NJ. Il. Church MONDAY.
January -, 1917. at l. noon. Inter
mcnt Hollywood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21

"Aurlcular fertilization" by DIR. J. c.
Flippin. of tho university; Acute Pan
creatia," hy DR.. stephen II. Watts. OF
tho university; 'rhc ProEnosis OF Tu-
hcrculosis," by Or. j. j. Lloyd. super
iutcnd"nt OF the CLtawba Tuberculosis
Sanatnrium. DR.. John S,a!Se Davis. of
the university, gave an interesting re-
View OF 2"9 asca OF typhoid fever.
y luncheon was served the membcrs
at 1850 at tie hospital. after which a
business session was held, lustlng until
O'Clock. The meeting was attended
h. number Of members OF the Abe
marie Medical .Associn ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
nHISTOL IS CONNECTED
WITH NEW POWER COMPANY

Bristol. Va, January 2o.--For the
first time In its history. Bristol VS. 9
to-day connected by an aluminium,
transmitting liuc With, hydro-eiec;ric
power. that OF the Watauga Power
Company being the hrst OF the kind
10 be developed in Tennessee. Tho cur
rent from the new $500. 900 plant on
the Watausa River was turncG on TO
tho Bristol line at o'clock this after
noon. ana the meter showed = voltage
~ the sub station OF $1,000. The new
plant has "a capacity of $500 horse
power
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
MRS. HOWE INJURED
Thrown From Il Eont which Is Rae
Ing m 20 Miles IN Hour.

Providence. Il. j.. January 2o.--MiSs
Christine Howe, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank =. Howe. OF philadclphia
while IN az &c boat to-day with Fran
els lIcrrcahutt. son OF Nat lIcrrcshoii.
the noted Gcsirnc! OF fast yachts. WAS
seriously injured 10y tnc hoat being
upset while racing al SIXTY miles an
hour. Tie boat struck buoy on the
Ice on Bristol Harbor. and Miss Howe
wa. thrown out, breaking both fore
arms. bruising her severely about the
lead and body. and WAS rendered un-
conscious She waR attended by Or. 4.
N. Mnrrman, who reduced the tra:-
tNres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
ADhoNT MEDICAL SOCIETY
IN SESSION Al tNfyEusrr,

iSp@cial 70 Tho Time. r,i..
Charlottesville w r.' Isi,At en-
The Piedmont Medical .1"!' '""'S %
regular meeting to-da, i'''I IT'S
versity of Virginia. nd ,Ttt e"s M
TWO hours IL mcd,coI 49,, !hent
MIL ,n'9us thc university hos.
tories in tho mcJn.u s>T,,S" 'poTa-
the society wag cail,a Il, ar,, non
.',, ,,I'i,t d" g. ". starl,e. IN III
pital. hos
Among the pri,ers 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21

iRblished and arc now maintained In
torce by mutual agreement and COM
h!natio between aud among the de-
fendsnt carriers named in this pro-
cced!nE that said combination and
agreement was made and is maintained
In violation of law to the prejudice and
lujury OF the complainants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
ONE POSTOFFICE
FOR BOTH BRISTdLS
Especial to The Times. pispatchI

Bristol, Va. January Coin connec-
ton With an order secured ity Repre-
sentative Sells. of the First Tennessee
District. this week for certain changes
and extensions OF rural mail ruutcs out
Of Bristol, ii developed that the propo-
sition for separate pest Office for
Bristol, Va, had been dropped, and
that both Briatols will continue 10 bo
served from the Tennessee office. This
Will be 4 disappointment for Repre-
sentative Sicmp. who had IaDored for
tho establishment of separate Office
Tor the Virginia patrons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
GEESE DROWN our
>ITTRAGEITE SPEECH

B.io.,. Wis Januofy 2o-Tnr cack!!as o:
ncsc ut the IScioi, potiitry and pet STOCK
.hoa prevented Mas Carolina Neon, IL
etruc:or ~ rolttica! economy ia the Ju4YcT.
iIiy ~ Wisconsin,, from giving talk on
Woman suy-pg,. After trying :or nftecm
ia,rntcs 90 max" htsH-i: heard Miss NIGH
yielded 20 he e-tcsc. Tho lecture %as gwen
after lac geese had hecH removed.
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Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. I

business Nc P pr ny hsnrs In the
member OF tho Westmoreland Club.
stephen Smith Green.
Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
smith Green. probably the oidcs, man
N this section OF Southsido Virginia.
DIED Yesterday afternoon at tho family
split OF paralysis. Nine months ago
Mr, Green suffered n paralytic stroke
ana since that time had been in feeble
and was wounded several times during
his service in the Civil War. So loyai
was he TO the Confederate cause.
engaged a Substitute. paying $1,000 to to
the man for his services.
Mt Green was In the ugh, around
Richmond and was repeatedly men
deeds OF daring under the cneTny's IRE
-. was born in BrunEwlck county IN
lS2H. and nj tho time OF his death was
Is survived by widow. Mrs Mary ..
Green. ana three sons--.Arthur s
RUFUS J and William W. Green.
The intcrmcnt will d.: made AZ Round
ii'It church tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Esnir l.. Bowmnu.
tspecial TO The Times DispstchI
salem. Va. January 20.--Mrs. Essie
L!nkous Bowman wife OF George A.
BOWMAN. ditn Yesterday morning At
Street. aged thirtY years Mrs. Bow
man was Ill with pneumonia one week
and her condition vas thought TO be
much improved. when heart disease de-
vcloped. and death came suddenly, She
leaves her husband. three small chill
drcn. ono OH infant two months old .
her father. three sisters and four
brothers.
Mrs. Chnrlch Nirhoi.on
tSpcctal 10 Tho Times Dispatch
ErcdeTicl<s burg, Va. January 20
Mr.. charles Nicholson. widow Of
county died yesterday In Washing ton
and the body was brought here to-day
FOR intcrmcnt In the City Cemetery by
tIe side o: her husband. Mrs Nichol-
son Is survived by two sons and ono
daughter
Funeral of George Dnhncy Powell.
Especial To The Times-Dispatcn1
Etna Mills. Va, January 2O-Tho
innc:hi or George Da.bnny Powell wa3
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roliiiaI Pot Bo,,p.

Srccial 10 The Times Dispatch
New York, January -0.--With Presi-
Gent Jafi making three spesches he:a
tonight, an1 incidentally discussing
the New Yorl. State political situation
WITH locol leaders; former President
Roosevelt ut the Outlook office Tor the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
Observation-Disclosures.

IcpcClaI 70 nc T'lNes- biSput Ch.
Rockville, Va. January oo-hI;ss
Ella Attkisson aud Walton Nuckols
were married "Wednesday IN the home
forming tho ceremony. The bride r.
the youngest daughter of (. *. Nttkis-
son. The groom Is q. farmer OF Gooch-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
THE WEATHER,

Forecasts For Virginin-Fnir SUNDAY
hhd Monday; not much change In IN.
temperature; light to moderate xxe.,
winds. heSt
For North Cuyouna-raIr
ana M"ndnE; not much chnDsc In fem
pcrni"rcj light, variable winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21

this afternoon at 3 o'clock Mr. Heart.
Woli was promlurnt figure in the
business NE of tho city. He was II
ncmpcr or tho Westmorcland Club
StcnkCn SpiIfh