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Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE United States for the District 6r Con- necttut.
 In the matter Of Yetta Wolf. a Bank rupt. In Bankruptcy, No. 5G0s.
 To the creditors of the above named Bankrupt Of Colchester. in the County of New London and District aforesaid, 8 bankrupt:
 Notice Is hereby given that on the S1st day ot October. A. D. 1912. the above named was duly adjudicated 3 bankrupt, and that the first meeting of her creditors will be held before the undersigned at his office. No. 5 Rich ards Building. Norwich in said Dis D. 1912, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims. appoint trustee, be heard as to orders of Ref cree for care Of property of the estate and disposal thereof. at auction or Bri- vate sale, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. AMOS A. BROWNING, Referee in Bankruptcy.
 Norwich, Conn. Nov. 2d. 1912. nov4d
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ANNUUNCLly.L4VTS IS

Ladies are given a timely hint about hair styles by Miss Adles. See adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Al the annual meeting of the Amer ican Federation uf AriA iu Washing ton, on May 2. resolutions wcIc adopt ed relative to the establishment of a National School of Industrial Art at the capital. and it was decided to urge action by congress on the matter.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04

Al tlG annual neetlnS or tne AIner-
 ican Federation uf AriA in Washing
 ton, on May 2. resolutions wcTc adopt
 ed relative to the establishment of a
 National School of Industrial Art at
 the capital, and it was decided to urge
 action hy congress on the matter.
 An agricultural exposition will be
 held May 2S to June 2 ia13, st Kon-
 igsberg. East Prussia. under tho aus
 pices of the chamber of agriculture
 irtschaftskammer). cOngid-
 erins the agricultural importance of
 that section of Germany this cxposl ton may be of interest to American manufacturers of farming implements
 and datrying utensils.
 The Seventh International Congress
 of Insurance Actuaries was held in
 Amsterdam September 2 to ', incius-
 i've. X similar congress is held every three years in a different country. 1t comprises the members of an inter national association, representing all
 the important countries of the world. The total membership is no5F 1.O5s.
 Marble Is extensively used in all the principal Australian cities. and the Australian supplies appear inexi1aasti- blc. New South Wales has suppl1osI large quantities of marble fiTrcstoue of varied and rarely beautiful co1ors.
 and they are to bc found in the inter for of the finest buildings in the state. New South Wales claims q foremost place in the production of cofOred marble, though white marble, espe- ciaHy that used for monumental work. is mostly imported from Carrara, Itsty. The Belgian consul at Yokghams states that the total production of cop- per in Japan in 1911 amounted fa | 5l. 7gS tons. valued at si2,f6a 900 Unit ed States gold. being an increase of 2.562 tons and s5J9. 560 over tho pro duction in 1919. and an increase of ] 13,134 tens as compared with 1909 More than half the copper Is from the | Ashio. Bessh and Kosaka mines. The TIildate mine is also making great prorresS, and turned out 5.s74 toms | last year or more than seven tinnea 1 the quantity produced in 1907.
 | The Mauvage tunnel. which is Ass meters (meter equals BPS feet1 1onx and was constructed about so yesrs ago to take the canal from the Marue to the Rhine through the hills sepa-
 rating the MarBe and the Mouse va1-
 leys, is now being repaired and en-
 larged at a cost of abont sf.g75. GOO. This work which involves the corn- plete renewal of the masonry. will give the tunnel section of 5.e me- ters radius st the intrados. which will ] be connected with two walls built on
 a curve of li.5 mettre radius The bett9na 6 an tnTsrtt4 arch
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04
Assessors Notice

All persons In the Town of Norwich tiaDIe 10 pay taxes are hereby notified to return to the Assessors on or before the first day of November, 1912, q writ ten or printed list, properly signed and sworn to, of all taxable property owned by them on the first day of October. lsl3 Those failing to make a list will be cnarged penalty of Is per cent additional, according to law. Blanks can be obtained at the Ass sesSors' Of- flee in City Hall, or will Dc sent by maIl upon application. pescaE and Sat9TGay evenings, fFem I to 3.
 Lis{s will be received Ibeginning Wednesday Oct. 2d, 1912.
 Dated st Norwich. Conn., Sept 2s l913.
 JOHN P. MURPHY,
 JEREMIAH J. DONOVAN,
 MICHAEL J. CURRAN eep2Sd Assessors
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04
WILLIAM B. WILCOX.

WILLIAM B. WILCOX. Auctioreer
 AUCTION,
 [ will sell at Public Auction, st my place of residence, one mile north of Baltic, at the place known as the HuIkiBs place,
 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,
 at to o'clock sharp, 1 black mare. weight about 1206. fear less, kind and gentle, a good all around farm horse. F years old. choice cows, ] calves 3 months old 1 business wagon, 1 double dump cart blows, harness, Walter 4 Wood moving machine, 1 horse rake. 1 rwo-heFs iron shovel, ice tools. 1 Economy Chief cream separator, 1 shifting wagon pole, a lot Of small articles such as are found on farm; about 15 tons of hay and fodder. If said day is stormy, sale will take place the next pleasant weekday. Terms cash.
 CEAS. F. MULKINS, nev2d Baltic.
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AUCTION.

Will be sold at PuElic Auction, in tha Town of North StonlngtoB. Conn. at the rasidefce Of Elisha Post. on the Daniel Ii. Frink place, one mile west of the village, on
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04
SALE HORSES,

SALE HORSES.
 I have 3 nice pair of Bay Chunks weighing 2600. and four other Chunks that Ylll weigh 1900 to 1900; also sew eral Work Horses that are heavier. and two drivers that would make good R. F. D. Horses. Prices are right, for must sell out by Nov. 1st. Come and see. ELMER R. PERSON. Tel. tf39. oct17d
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at Laurel Farm, South Street, South
NOV,

at Laurel Farm, South Street, South Coventry,
 THURSDAY, NOV. fl, 1912,
 ut 10 a. m., stormy, next fair day. Complete furnishings of two houses to be sold. modern farm implements of all kinds, also , cows beiferS. 2 horses, d lot of chickens. heavy farm wagon. read wagon, light and heavy double harness, bob Sied. U rOwbndts and many other articles too numerous 10 mention. nov4d C. A BESSETTE, Adm.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04
TO RENT.

TO RENT-Furnished rooms, all con veniences for housekeeping, IS School noV4d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04
FOR SALE,

FOR SAI1E+(zrocery wagon. ApT 361 Main St. East Side n9E4 (
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AUCTION

JAMES H. HYDE
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WANTED

wANTED-Live poultry. G. A Bul- lard Tel 646-6. aug91d
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FURNISHED ROOMS -- Central loca -
 tfon. Mrs. Emma Morse. IS Union St
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04
WANTED.

WAETED-TWo grade Guernseys two 10 five years old, now milking. Thames crest Farm. Norwich, k. F. D. [. nov4d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04

WAkTEu-Piano tuning. A. G. Cor don, 298 Prospect St. City. Tel sS2-2 jy1d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04

WANTED orking foreman and wife, no children, take charge of large farm and dairy; farm rough and in lonesome place; only competent men need apply. Address Foreman" care Bulletin Co. oct11d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04

WANTED a,000 people to join the Acme Postcard Club. Send for par tIc- ulars and free postcards Norton Pub fishing Go, Box IlQ. Norwich, Conn.
 noVzd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04

WANTED-To buy live beef ant hogs. T. A. NaWToeki. Yantic. Tel $9$-2 0cf2Hd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04

TO Rk1NT-Fmnished roomE cen traliy located, steam heat and sll con peniencea. Inquire Bulletin Office.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-04

MIDDLE AGED MAN to take charge of dept. employing female help; must be active and honest; apply in own handwriting. Address Box 61. care Bulletin OI1ice- oet24d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
ACTIONS VALIDATED
Committee, on HclIc- of the Poor Wakes
IcEnl Irormer NlrrtinE.

At meeting OF the Committee on
Relief of the Poor. held yesterday af-
tcrnoon. the work or the committee at
a meeting held on July % was CON
hrmed. 1t developed after the meet
ing adjourned that there had not been
present a legal quorum Among the
matters acted upon was acceptance OF
the designations of DTS. j L Geisiuger
and 4. v Goode. jr.. lnternos at The
city Home why havo accepted profess
sorsnips at tho University College of
Medicine
Tho visiting stan OF the city Home
Hospital was re. elected by the COM
mitt,e Yesterday as heretofore. the
Only exception being the omission OF
Dr Tyler Hundlry who. on account Of
had health asked to be excused from
serving the vacancy will not he iillod
for tho present as il Is hoped that DR.
Clifton VI. Miller. now q member OF the
Council. vino goes out September l.
and who was formerly on the City
Home staff can take the position.
Since there is no salary attached. and
the ph, sicians give their services to
the ut,r of the city without charge.
il is held that there would be TO inn
proprictv In the appointment Of DR.
Miller when his term IN the Council
ends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
PRIMARIES ARE CALLED
sixth Districts Mistnkc Is Corrected
nv tErccment

IRREGULARITIES incident 10 constru,-
tion OF tho new primary law having
been smoothcd out Secretary OF the
Commonwealth Is O. James has issued
calls FOR the primaries TO be held in
the FIRST. Third. Fourth and Sixth Con
srosslonal Districts
It seemed Plain that IN the sixth tho
law was not complied with The stat
ute sets forth that when party com
mittee decides to nominate hy primary
II snail notify tho Sccrctnrv or tn.
commonwealth at ieas, thirty davs IN
advance ~ the day set for the primary
election. This was not done in the
Sixth District tlc notification having
been withheld until II reached the Cap
itol within less than ihirtv anys be-
fore August =. tho dag when the voters
~ the district viii record their choice
for CONGRESSMAN
at iirst i seemed that some new dat
must br set But the three candidates
-Congressran Carter Glass former
Senator Don y inlsoy and # Il rMlott
got together and decided that any
objections because Of ineEality OF pro-
cedure ia this regard should be waived
This did no, quite let Colonel James
out OF MS position. bur he recalled
that the law says the provisions % the
statute shall he literally construed. SO
be let II go at that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
WILSON WATCHES
CAMPAIGN WORK
Presidential Nominee Irnpresses
Ellyson With Practical
Viewpoint.

Less doubt than ever If such thing
we're possible Of the election of Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson is now felt by
state Chairman Taylor Emyson. For
he is just back from visit to the
nominee ror Pesioen,. and has seen
how the camraign looks from thai,
angle.
The quality nf confidence is NOT
strained by the Governor, according to
Chairman Euys.n. While he believes
he will be the next President. he is
no, taking 1t q granted. but is using
all the means a., MS command TO as
sure success NJ Ellyson Is impressed
with ms GRASP IN the situation and
with his desire or information which
VIII help M the prosecution of n sue
ccssful campaign
In detailing o the preceding even.
ing t the newspaper continrent ac
cord'nE to his usual custom. his IN
gasements for tie next day. Governor
, w lson said lie vas to receive call
from "Lieutenuut-G Governor Ellvsou
OF Nirs' MIA 81 old friend OF mine.
mis- vas the source of the Associated
ten
Mr. Eilyson believes. as he told Gov
crnor w 'lson ifat Virginians VIII CON
tribute large rotGl sum to the Demo
cratic national ampaign through the
newspapers OF ne State. which are
generally agreeing to receive contribu-
lions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
BIG CROWD FOR
BUCKROE BEACH
Employees Of Locomotive Works
Run Their Annual Excur-
sion Tomorrow.

The eighth annual picnic excursion
given by employes of the Richmond
Branch or the American Locomotive
Company will leave mere tomorrow
morning for day al Buckroe Beach.
More than usual interest has been
shown in tho excursion. and IL is OK
pected that the crowd Will be the
larger than ever before Two or three
trains WI be required to accommodate
those who attend The last section
will leave the Main Street Station at
80 o'clock. Returning. the last train
leaves Buckroc Beach at 2 o'clock
Besides other features, the oxcur-
sonists Will have their own band.
which Will furnish music for the dane
ing throughout the day The picnic
will be in charge OF the executive com
mittee. consisting of the following: j..
H. Bradley. chairman. II X. Lewis,
secretary; c. c. Bartlett. C. l.. Gettis.
J. j. Connolly II. Ganzert. L. IL Huth.
c. " Olphin, j. NJ sullivan, J. g..
Woodcock.
In the various contests that will take
place at the beach. there will be TWEEN
ty-nne events. athletic and otherwise.
one Of the requirements OF the con-
tests is that all prize winners must
be employees of the Locomotive Work s
or members Of tho Immediate family OF
an employc The only exception being
in the twentieth event-dancing--in
which il Is only necessary that one OF
the winning couples he an imm ediate
relative OF some Locomotive Works
employe.
Tho program OF athletic events in
cludcs everything that goes to make
up typical athletic field day. with a
number Of other features which make
every member OF the party-man. wo-
man. or child-eligible to compete for
some prize
The prizes. donated by merchants
and other business men OF the city.
with whom the employees OF the Loco
motive Works deal are very attractive.
and the unusual generosity OF tho
donors has made 1t possible TO increase
the number OF events.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
LIQUOR WASTED
At GAS-WORKS
But It's a Bi-Product. and 1t Will
Not Make Anybody
Drunk.

Letters were presented to the Coun-
ell Committee on Light last night from
C. G Bailey. contractor for the purchase
Of ammoniacal liquor. bi-produc; Of
the Gas Works complaining ,hat tn,
city was not extracting a snfrlclent
quantity OF ammonia from the gas to
mako his contract profitable. He ass.
serted that he was not getting moro
than 60 per cent Of the produc, and
mat the balance was being allowed ia
80 10 waste superintendent Knowles
GAINED that tho city was living flll,.
UP TO It's contract with Mr.. Bailey, that
as large percentage Of ammonia WINS
being separated from the gas as wns
customary. and that Mr. Bailey has not
equipped himself with proper apnli :
anccs 10 prevent leaks and .varoration
alter the liquor is delivered To- him.
Tho superintendent was Instructed 10
notify Mr.. Bailey that the contract was
ne'ns complied With that his plant =
snadequate, and that IL he desires a
further hearing he may appear before
the committee at its next meeting. MIR
Rogers asked that the contract be pro-
duced at that time stating that he had
three times before asked for IT, and it
had not been forthcoming Mr.. Rogers
wanted to know why Mr.. Knowles had
put mp the defense last month. when
tho matter was discussed. that the con
tract aid not require all Of the liquor.
and when the contract was called for.
changed his defense To the charge that
Bailey was wasting the liquor after IL
was delivered to him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
ADJOURN INQUEST
UNTIL TOMORROW
Coroner Taylor Wants Test
mony of Youths Who Were in
Car Which Killed Parsons.

IN order to get the testimony Of
John $ Martin and Charles r. Robsrt-
son VINO We're In the automobile which
WIS wrecked Wednesday morntnr IN
."e Midlothian Turnpike. cnusing ina
uoa'h OF Lewis Caryi Parsons. oich-
.ecn years old. Coroner Tavlor yca-
1''uny continued the inqucs, until TO-
~ row morning az 10 o'clock Martin
~ III al his home as the result n, thn
shock and Robertson lis al the nro.
mortal hospital Both f., is oxnecten
VII DC sufficiently recovered to tc.tt.
- when tho inquest is resumed
1T Iatlor hogan tho inqucet vosto--
"a morning hv calling william j.
foroes 10 the stand. Forbes was driy-
us an automobile which LOFT Bon Air
81 tho same time with tho nar,,. la IA
car which was wrecked.
-" denied that he was racine rs.
"'her machine which was being driven
ny hooertson and also that anv ~ tbo
Young men had brcn drinking 7, vs.
ms opinion that the accident was duo
70 a tire blowing out. causing tho na-
1t turned turtle.
Tho Witness said that Robertson.
car had encountered tire-trouAlo h..
'oFc tho accident and tina; he and hfs
iarty had stopped TO lend aid I'm ro
pairing tho damage Iic ihon .tartod
nus machine toward tho cl,y. and
nnaing In about ton minutes THAI
Noner'son was not IN sight he thought
tho car might have again mot vim nh
accident iio returned and was horri-
ned 10 fnf tho wreck Parsons WA
barely alive All ,hr,c of tho Injured
mon were brought to tho cii- In
forbcs's car Parsons and Robertso,
were LETT AZ the Memorial uosnitai
while
Forbes explained 70 the iury ina, no
racing was grolndlcss. hccanse his car
va CAPABLE o, moving seveniy-ava
miles nn hou-. whle that ~ Doher,
son was low powered
John \. CLARKE. OF 1915 Harovcr Ave-
nue.. who vas with Forbes. was MISC "a
witness and corfohoratod the at,er'-
testimony Herbert Bates. ri coiorsa
,alled 10 the stand but dismissed az
Ter "a fcw question:
IS Martin ana Robertson arc tho
only persons who can give nrst-hau3
Information. n TAYLOR decided 20 adj
'ourn the inquest u1tn io-norrov
Funeral This iftcrnoor.
The funeral II Mr. Parsons who was
tho son ~ Mr. and Mrs G. w Par-
sons viii take place this afternoon az
o'clock from tho Church % the Cove
nant lntarmcnt. which viii no private.
VIII hc in hollywood Cemetery
Besides his parents no leaves the
following brothers; George !. Parsons.
Lawrence Pn-.nns Sherwood Parsons
ard his twin bro'her Rober, Glnter
parsons
Those who Will act as pen-hearers
viii be as follows Roland I.assiter.
Gordon Wood. John \ Clarke Rober-
dean noidcrby. William Young. James
TAYLOR. Mills Seal and Frank Cu,cn-
.ns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
TEETH. NOT SAFETY PINS
nnby Brought TO Hospital on Theory
Ihni II Swallowed One.

Teeth. and not safety pins, turned
GU; TO be the matter with LuncnburS
county baby. who WAS brought to
Johnston Willis Hospital yesterday for
an examination and operation.
The mother left three safety pins.
she believes. in the proximity OF her
haby on her return hut two Of them
were left The natural deduction. rea-
soning by processes OF elimination.
was that the child being Of an inquisi-
tive turn OF NIL and OF the female
son. had swallowed the pin to see what
would happen
Forthwith the baby was brought TO
Richmond Not knowing where to
make the incision. the physicians put
her under the N-ray. \ careful scrut-
inv failed to reveal anything other
than the usual insides OF normal
ohild The pin was not there
That old enemy the tooth In pro-
c-ss or cutting. had evidently been th.
cause OF the bnbys cries. and ii was
tal.ou homo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
ALL CANDIDATES
INVITED BY CLUB
Business Men to Hear Them One
at Time on Daily Program,
Beginning Monday.

Candidates for the Administrative
BOARD arc invited to address the mem
bers Of the Business Mems club. not
all at once. in a huge and tiresome
mass mcetins but one a, time. day
ny day, until all have 5een hear,i. and
the club members have had an oppor-
tunity of Judging for themselves for
whom they VIII vote
Several hundred Well known men
gather daily in the club rooms on tho
Tenth floor Of the American Bank
building for lunch. The directors have
issued invitations to tho candidates to
speak cor not more than ton minutes,
at o'clock. only one 10 To-. heard each
day
The series begins next Monday at .
o'clock. and the candidates Will be
heard IN alphabetical order. as follows
Monday August 5-Henry p Beck
Tuesday. August s--A ". Bennett
Wednesday,, August George Il
Davis
Thursday. August s-John F. Don
Lcavy.
Friday. August s-E. II. Ferguson.
Monday. August l2-E {. FOXES
TUESDAY. August 13-MarX Gunst
Wednesday. August l4-John Hirsch-
borg
Thursday August is-craham b
Hobson
Friday August is-w. P. KNOWLES
Ionday August la-Carlton MoCar-
tiny
Tuesday. Angus, 2o-John " moore
Wednesday. August ei-George Paul.
Thursday. August 2e-Charlcs r.
Richards
Monday August 2s-Robert whi,tou.
Jr
Tuesday August e7-wlnam II
Zimmerman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02

\ charter was ISSUED yesterday by
tho state Corporation Commission TO
the Fassifern Hunt club Of Hot
Springs. VA. There is no capital stock.
the organization being for hunting and
fishing and polo racine Following are
the officers and incorporators:
NJ Z ingalls,. Jr New York. presi-
dent Robert Waller New York. FIRST
co-prcsidcnt. Clendennins Ryan. oak
Ridge VA. second vice president Henry
Albery Hot Springs. secretary and
treasurer; Tate Sterrcti flo; Springs.
master Of hounds r l. Beenlan. New
port r H. Joseph z willard. Rioh-
mond George Colo Scott Richmond
T. " stephenson. Warm Springs / y.
Bragg Hot Springs: A. Perry, Jr..
Nni SnrLngz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
CHAMBER COMMITTEE
REACHING OUT TOR TRADE

The committee 10 charge % tho Chamber
81 Commerce Bureau for Trade Extension
met yesterday 10 pcrfcct plans ;or rein
infflrs iis campaign OF newspaper qdta.-
tisins with personal appeals 90 merchants
throughout tho zone iu winch Uichuiond
mas re "nNaniase over competitors hy rea-
Ih" comm tie" directed that letters and
circulars Poo freely Distributed in tina, ter
ritnrt sAppion"rtlng ard umplif,inr tho
"dvcr-Ss fner'r mat have already been
pineed 20 thc novspapers This pnrt % tho
publicity campaign was placed IN tho hands
"f NJ Dahney. who aa;s c, Fec-e,ary-t-ca--
Ir'r % the bureau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
BABY BADLY BURNED WHEN
HE TRIES TO SWALLOW LYE

waiter Frankin. tTo wears old was bad
j. burned about ire tips and mouth yes,cr-
dn' morning when be attempted 20 swat
low Ggnntity or concentrated $50 witch
mad boon left within mis- roach By his
mother Dr. II a Bullock ambulance sur
eeon Of rho City Hospital. treated me child
Who lives AZ go Sorth Eighteenth street.
and SAID LAST nigh MAJ be WOMB rernver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02

Friends % Governor Montague in the
solthwes;ern part OF the ci;y have arrans-
90 al open-air meeting for him TO 30 held
nigh, AT the corner of Rowland ana Cary
streets, beginning =; SIS O'Clock cover
nor Montague viii be introduced ~ Jacob
tmlarf Women arc Invited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
f.. II. watkins Resigns.

Frank - Watkins for q dozen years
cour; claim clerk IN the Office OF the
Auditor 81 Public Accounts. has re-
signed his position to enter irio bus
mess In his home county of Charlotte.
lie will continue. however. to b. ser
geant-at-arrns Of the state Senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02

covcaos Natf afdr. SKA
'rg ~ corfed~isi, y,-aift
"turihouse Yesterday
Former sfa'- Srnafo~ N n.Hs og
Pee. Iressurer D. M.. BIB.
vnna ana j. I Hufofd ~ flHHu
were hi tn' Capitol s,ste:na
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
"oNEHNoK MONTAGUE SPEAKS
~ klNn WILLIAM Comfy

''i"er Governor Montague addressed =.
or So mon. women and chlidr~n
,..gis NH Pond King wiiiinr, c@ua !.
H.e'Nay tc meeting was mo largne,
EXP iN nrp"r NifF William IN year. TIE,
Afl irr 1n cvvui which y al,y.y.
Got ."r.,y'' 10 - iropr % INA; section.
M"fNs Hhc Wa> enthusiastically,
'fef. "nd warmly cacered a, tbc 90
''t''n 'f tls aadresA sag con
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02

,yhishey Thief Goo. 10 JAN.

Lump" Scott oolored was cont 70 tail
FOR ninef, days Yesterday tn Police Court
Tor stealing small quantity o' whlskey
from WILLIAM Rrown.