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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

The House has passed bill creating a de-
partment of labor and another creating com
mission TO study it. Outside the Lincolnesque
practice of fence repairing. the House can we'll
afford to devote some of its time to studying
labor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

According to the latest legal opinion as to
Panama Canal tolls, the thing to do is to make
American vessels pay the tolls and then let the
American Government pay the vessels. Thus
does bookkeeping undertake to change the
name OF diplomacy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

Secretary Wilson's denial of the charge that
he put over his son for Job with the Colorado
irrigation Company may mean that he merely
means to say ne did not water the ground but
Just let the sunshine of his smile play over it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

Mr. Taft has new Secretary His name is
Thompson Notwithstanding the familiarity of
the patronymic, we expect that he will be for
gotten quickly as the other ten were for
gotten.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

Senator Lodge also ia out for the Hay-Paun-
cefote treaty according to the British interpre-
tation. 1t only remains for William Waldorf
Aston TO send in note with his crest on it for
the full force of the argument to be driven
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

1t appears that Brother Charlie was not
touched more than three-quarters OF Brother
Wills first years salary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

The police commissioners are being impor
tuned to put stop to the growing OF ROSTERS
And this Democratic year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

1t develops that the bones Of the post norton
o. the Republican campaign of 1905 total
$1,655,00o The full-bodied barrel must have
had girth equal to that of the candidate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

Policeman who exceeded the speed limit in
borrowed automobile to catch a speeder prob
ably know what it is to joy-ride but where did
the innocent pedestrian figure in the case?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18

When Hitchcock was able to remember no
more than a paltry million and half Of con-
tributions for the Taft campaign of four years
ago il was evident to all interested parties
that he had not then perfected his since famous
card-index system.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-18
a NOVEL ADMISSION.

Congressman Johu Lamb in the middle Of a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
This Girl Recovered
from Consumption

Tho makers OF Eckrnan:s Alternative, which
Is doing 50 much good for Consumptives,
nrc continually in receipt OF really Won
dcrtu reports o: cures brought about solely
through the nee OF this medicine. These
reports ar. always mt the command OF any
one Interested and many of the writer's IN
their gratitude have suggested that like
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Tor them. Hero Is specimen:
.ei Second Ave, Aurora. Ill.
.'Gcntlcmcn Pardon me Tor not writing
sooner but I wanted to sec 1t l would stay
cured. ! can now truthfuily say am per-
fectly we'll Never felt better In ell my life.
wIsh to cxprcss my heartfelt thanks.
never have any pain, no cough, no night
swcats, no hay fever since n child Of Two
years | have been ailinS with lung trouble.
which grew worse as | grew older. AZ tho
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not he sent South I would surely die OF
Consumption. Every winter would be
sure to have either Bronchitis. Ploursy or
Pneumonia. ! had Typhoid Pneumonia one
time. had cntarrh OF the stomach and
bowels and had Hay Fever for the last iew
years; but have not anything OF the kind
this year.
II will answer ali letters sent TO me. ask
ms history Of my case. from any one
suTerinc from lung trouble"
u remain. with many thanks TO you your
grateful friend"
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Three years later reports still well.
Eckmans Aitcra:i"c is effective In Bron-
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Troubles md in vphuildng the system.
Does not contain Poisnns, op.atcs ~ habit
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Baltimore. Md, March a.-Formcr
Attorney General Charles i. Bonapurtc
announced to-day tina, h. would sup
port the candidacy of Colonel ltoosc-
welt At the same time. he said, he
made IL clear that he does not agree
with his former chief in his advocacy
of the recall of the Judges. Said he:
What / think about judicial In
dependence Is stated emphntically N
my address of last juno to the Illinois
Bar Association. Since feel so
s,rongly on the subject, think II IS
proper TO say. rs positively and en-
'phutically as l can, that 10 danger or
possibility Of impairment Of Judicial
independence could result from Col
ouel Eooscvelts nomination or cleo
ton"
In the address referred to Mr.. Bona
partc snid:
while. however, 1t is alike foolish
and mlschicvous to ask that our
judges he exempted from the ord!-
nary incidents of public service in n
free country. 1t Is more clearly the
duty Of every worthy lawyer to protest
with all his powers against such de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
MANY TO PREACH
GOSPEL Of HEALTH
Sunday, April 20, to Be OBJ
served by Churches as Tuber-
culosis Day.

through the persistent fight Of tho
allied antitubrrculosis societies of
America. Is il expected that 5000 SER
mons on the prevention OF the white
pluguc VIII be preached IN the pull
pits of the United States on sunday
morning, Arrll IS the date which has
peen set aside to he observed as
National tuberculosis Day. III $4,000
OF the 100000 churches in america the
tuberculosis sermons were preached on
tuberculosis Day last year, millions Of
ch"rchsocrs hearing the educational
words spoken from the pulpits
From it's ineipiency, this campaign
Tor the preaching OF the gospel Of
healt.. from the pNipits ot America
on n designated day has met with The
lni approval of clergy and consrcga-
flon. The movement has been car
ricd Oh through the 600 nntltubercu-
los!s societies. the national association
and the local boards OF health. womcn.
clubs and civic organizations In every
city.
Statistics of tuberculosis among
church members are startling. Ac-
cording to the reports OF 1911. gather
ed by the national association, approx
iinately 10 per cent. OF all deaths
among churchEocrs are due TO
10 tuberculosis I'm examination in
1910 OF $4,000 commandments OF 725
churches, IN which there We're 1000
deaths. showed that the TUDOR
culcsts mortality among these church
members WAS go for every thousand.
These figures are higher than the rate
for The registration area of the United
states, which WAS is In 1910.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
Campaigns Opens in isos,on.

. i'pcClal 10 ne Tines DiSpatch.l
6ostOr, March 2.--frhc iirst gun n
the Roosevelt campaign II, AInssath;
sets was fired Tonight, n rally bcIng
hcid III fremont Temple, at which the
Speakers were Colonel Thomas
noherty. EN-Gorcrnor Fort of New
Jersey; Senator clapp. Of minnesota.
ana Governor Stubbs, of Kansas There
was marked contrast between the size
OF the audience at to-niyht's gather
ing and that Of several weeks aso be-
fore the Roosevelt candidacy was an
nounced. on the former occasion.
fremont Temple WAS damned, ana an
overflow meeting had to bc held in
Loriiner Hall, just beneath. To-nigh,
all the seats on tho noor OF fremont
Temple were occupied, but there was
ample room in the balconies and Lori
mer Hall was not opened. Colonel
Doherty. who presided. read the fol-
lowing letter from Colonel Roosevelt:
'Mnrch /, 1912.
MY Dear Colonel Doherty:
Through you ! desire IT, cNprcgs my
very earnest greeting to the people of
Massa chusets. This is more than mere
party contest: this is a contest to
establish the right of the people to rulu
themselves. and through their own Eff
forts TO work FOR the cause OF social
and industrial justice. and Of good will
hiholFS Iitil. we are the true ConScrN-
attvcs, for in the long run 1t will be
found That the only true conservative
is tho man who rcsolutely Gets his
face toward the future and strives to
give wise guidance TO those who are
struggling toward the ideal of fairer
dealing; between man and man. We
believe that only through the triumph
OF the principles for which we stand
can business prosperity he assured to
this country on permanent basis,
and we arc certain that il these prin-
ciples can be embodied in action such
prosperity Will come.
But the prosperity must stand on
Foundation OF justice. Justice to wage
worker, to capitalist. to the general
public. All we ask is Justice. and we
arc as anxious that 1t should be
scrupulously given MS 1t should be
scrupulousiy eNacted. We have an
nounced our faith in. and our adj
herence 10 a lofty ideal, for surely
there can be no lor,icr ideal than that
of tho achievement Of justice through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
YOUR FRECKL,ES
Need Attention in March or Face Will
Stay Covered.

Now is the time TO take special care of
the complexion il YOU wish ii To look well
The rest OF the year. The March winds
bring out irccklcs that will stay all sum
nicr, unless removed now with oihinc-
double strength
This prescription for the cure OF irccklcs
|! the discovery OF an eminent skin Spc-
cidist, and is 50 uniformly successful that
II Is sold by Tragic Drug Co. under. guar
antcc to refund the money il it tails. Get
an ounce oil othine-doublc strength
and even the first nights application will
snow a wonderful improvement, some Of
the smaller irccklcs even vanishing ell
tircly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
jefferson IIntrl Arri.ul.

G. j" Kidd, Bristol; u. II. Brown, Chicn
go; ;. a. Goldsmith. New Yovk &. H..
hlach. Chattanooga, Tenn: stuart g. Glib.
honey, New York: George T. burton swap
scot'. Mass; Miss Ethel NJ. Burton. swap
scott. Mass u. c. DoGSctt nnh wife. New
iiavsn: W. T. McGrin. Jncksonv!uc. Via.
lewis c. Duncan Wcdvilie. y. l.: William,
i'hlliPs. New York: Edgar Z. Doyle, New
York: Alex McNnuehtom, Buffalo; A.
HUGHES Buffalo; J. r. Dillon. New York
". NJ Carter. Wilson, y. -; II. H. F!aglcr.
New York; Mrs. =. II. Mills New York; X.
T.. Vance, Atlanta: Il. :. JcfIres, Norfolk
j. d. INy!or, lr. Hamilton. y. j.: l.. A.
Brown, Nirs!nia: Kenneth Is. naistcad aud
Chattanooga; !. Freed. New York: h. V II.
Johnson. 81. Louis Charles l.. uogg, Nor
San;cwn, w Va. f. Il. Cornwa!. Airing
ION, n il r. Il. Cornwall Jr.. Airing ton.
~ j.; James II. Taylor. Jr. Toledo. q /:
AIRS j. q. Reed, burlington. Vt: Mrs Il:
PieFcnont, Brooklyn {. G. Gunfcr, and
WIG, Elmirl, y. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
TALK ON FREE LIBRARY
Louisville Expert VIII Show How Iindi,
Richmond Needs One.


Richmond Needs One.
az the inaugural stcp in the pubic library
campaign. Just initiated by the Ricnmond
Education Association, the practical value.
the benefits and the dcnlnnd for u public
library Will be demonstrated by william r..
fust head OF The Louisville Public Library.
In the John Marshall! Iiish Senooi on Tues
day night AT $3.50 o'clock. The meeting viii
DC free ana tho public Is urged to a,toud.
The ape1hsF Is II leading library expert OF
the country, having devoted years OF study
TO the question. VIVA; Public Library
Would Mean to Richmond" is Tho subject
OF Mr. fust's address. which will be Illus
tr"tcd by StereopItcon Views. shown; the
equipment and practicul value OF such an
institution. rhc lantern slides are made
from photographs taken IN the Atlen,a and
Louisville public !b.aries.
The canrn!Sn for pubilc library FOR
richmond IL expected TO stir the people OF
TINS city 10 a keener realization OF It's ai-
Van;ae"s' The movement has received gem
cFal Endorsement. so that the hearty co.
opera ton Of all civic bodies ia assured 20
the iurthcrance OF this Campaign.
me lecture Tuesday night is tho FIRST o.
ser"s Of educational evenings to he Of.
tered the people of Richmond hy tho Rich
noHu Education association
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
MORE CANDIDATES
FOR ANANIAS CLUB
out being assured that lie would soon
return, left the summons at the house.
In Toilette Is Anrrr

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Washington, March "a remark
hbi" situation exists ia tho Wisconsin
delegation in Congress. Most OF til.
Republicans III that delegation are Re.
publican pruSrcsSivcs ana admit thcil
allegiance To senator La Eolets.
Alter La I'olicttc mad" his speech ut
the Periodical Publishers dinner in
ihiladclphja, ami temporarily appeared
10 be unable To lead inc pro,;resslyc
iiEht in Congress. the Wisconsin pro-
=iessivcs i'll Congress bq-an turning to
Roosevelt, This angcrei Senator La
fniicttr, who has announced he is sim
an active candidate, and he has sent
Tor the Wisconsin members, one by one.
and tried to discipline them. 1, is said
tEnt one Of the prominent La Fullctie
followers In tho delegation told the
senator frankly that unless he could
De free 10 vote for Roosevelt whenever
lie deemed II eNpcdicnt to do SO. he
would decline to go as n delegate to the
convention, an Office that Senator t.,
y plie.tc had asked HIM to assume
This member of Congress Is now Off
the visiting list of Senator La Foil
cites residence. Some ~ the members
were threatening few days ago tina,
thcy would go 10 Wisconsin and take
the stump for Roosevelt If necessary TO
assert their independence of Senator
Liz foilette's personal dominance. The
senator II appears, has started Il back
hrc in WISCONSIN that is slowly acorch-
ms the shins Of the badger states
congressman. Letters arc coming I'm
from that state to tie Con,;ressman,
declaring TINT Colonel Roosevelt has
not treated In Toilette fairly
some of the Wisconsin members. said
to-day that while they would be Will
ing to give the Senator a compliment
tary vote, they declined to he bound
manu- and foot and laid away I'm a cor.
nor In the convention hail TO be marked
as n La Toilette exhibit.
Senator La Toilette is expected soon
To go on the huStings. and il Is re-
ported that Colonel Roosevelt will
no made aware of the fact
Governor johnson is another former.
La Toilette supporter who is now on
the undesirable list at the La FOL
lette residence. The Governor askc,.
Senator la Toilette to release hin,
from his obligation and To permit him
To join the Roosevelt stampede SEN
a'or:l@ Toilette refused, ana for two
day+=the Governor argued with him
finaTtf Johnson informed La l'ollcttr
that if@the Senator would not release
hin, he would release himself. The l.,
toilette men are now saying; that Gov
ornor johnson sacrificed the progress
sFe movement to crafty his ncrsonil
amnition TO become a vice pros idential
| nominee on the ticket with Eoos.v,.lt
|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

for the Republican nomination Tor the
presidency has attracted LITTLE atter-
ton In London. Some VI the newa-
papers refer to IL In a sarcastic vein.
and the weekly reviews print u
synopsis Of the press dispatches sivin,;
his letter to the seven Governors With
quotations which arc intended TO be
ironlcal at Colonel ltocscrc'ts c%-
pcnse. The Outlook says Colonel
Roosevelt's declaration in favor of tn.
recall OF Judges should cnrapturc k!er
tho socialist member OF Par
lament II offers 10 lend him 10 Col
onrl Roosevelt for elcctionecring ser
Vice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
stlmson Quotes III, words.

Washington. March a-Ncwspapcr
correspondents today ratified the skci
Ston before secretary of War Stimsun.
Eoosrveits personal friend in the Cab.
.hct Thcy asked him. 1t ON his return
from "a Visit 70 the Outlook oiiicc lus,
January, h. did or did not give out a
statement that Roosevelt would not be
candidate.
Stimson said he did not and pro-
dHcrd his exact words:
II have never believed that Colonel
Roosevelt would run against President
Tart and have not the slightest rea-
son now, after talking with Mr.. Rouse-
EC!t. To ChnMEn lint OpiMinn.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
Unidentified Man Drops bend.

IN unidentified negro dropped dead IN
seventeenth street between Dock and cary
yesterday afternoon about ! oclpck c'oro-
ncr TAYLOR viewed the body and pronounced
hehth due to natural causes. Tho body was
Seventeenth street.
In the meantime tho police Of the FRS,
ihsiriet are making effort. 10 dnd ont Who
tiHcS may be notified
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

testablc device to promote judicial ser
Willy as the so-citllcd recall and
against an encroaciiincnt in any form
on the absolute ana miles Iblc inda-
pcndencn OF our judges
Mr. Bonapartc said nc believed
Roosevelt 10 be the stronger candidate
ana stood better chance OF election
than raft lie has not Yet decided
whether he will participate in The uri
mary campaign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
IN MEMoRIAM

sad but Iov;n.,
nrnnce Of our dear son, WALTER
VINO departed this life Jannorr %
LII ne leit devoted father and
nro sWo SISTERS and three broth
cfs To mourn their loss.
'i,3 last farewell was spoken
one month ago to-day.
Cur family circle broken.
when our loved one nassod
We miss our darling Walter.
a. we miss him in his chair
W. mss MN by our Preside:
BY HIS DEVOTED
MOTHER AND FATHER.
rafewGll, dear brother, thy labor is
Your willing hands can toll no n,or.
y i'ii Eita brother both true and
y 'rueF brother you could not find.
LOWING SISTERS.
Sad and lonely. one month ago
"oa look Water 10 his heavenly
How sad has been our bearts siro
How lonely IS our home
i-pNlN ING BROTHERS.
NiGhQLAs--rn loving memory of our
dear sister, GERTRUDE PR0ssEP
NICHOLAS, who died two years aaln
February IS, 1910. 81
Our hearts arc sad and desolato
:, lie plucks our fuirnst flowers.
Iransplantcd into Hiss. thev no,,
Adorn immortal bowers.
FATHER AND SISTERS.
BARER MRS. JNo. FRANKLIN nA
Der who died February 36. MT -
Vincent Hospital, New York, was for
merry Mary Powers. OF richmond
daughter of the late Jno. Waller
Powers and Elizabeth Howell. of
King William county, Va. and sister
OF Mrs. Wythc Bragg. of this city.
She was member Of the o. y. &:
Daughters of the contedcracy.
MoRRIS-In LOVING remembrance Of
my grandmother SARAH MORRIS,
who died one year ago, March 1.
1911.
Sleep on. dear grandmother. so free
from all pain
Wake her not, sweet spirit. to suffer
again:
Shc is resting So peacefully. @ let
her sleep on:
Her suferinga are over; her troubles
all gone. .T
BY her granddaughter,
ELLA MORRIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

the rule OF the people, and VIC hold
also that because of the very fac,
'hai we arc idcaiists. we are in The
true sense Of the word practical men,
i"r we intend in good fulth to try 10
ie"ii|c our IDEAS: and their rea!iHa-
tl"n VIII make, not only for the moral,
out Tor the material well being OF
al or people.
Faithfully yours
(SiGncdD THEODORE RC0SENELT"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
THE WEATHER. .

Forecast: For YirGInjn-Increusjn
ci"ufinesS sunday. followed hy snn,>
or ruin ~ west portion; slight, warm
cr; Mon,lnS anow or rnin In north. rn;,,
In south portion, moderate north 10
cart winds. :"
For. North Cnroiinu-FaIr III cast;
ram ram III "cS' portion sunday, warmer;
Monday rain; moderate northcBst and
cnSt winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Spencer. y. C.. March Mrs. 10.
Una Ciowe, OF Spencer. died to-day
near NIX Pleasant. Cabarrus county
where sho was on visit to relatives
her death being the result of a s.;rok .
OF paralysis sustained only three day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
OBITUARY
William II. brothers.

HDctIAI 10 TIC I1nltS- Dlspu t0'I.I
SnuoiE. Va. March 2.-William
Henry Brothers. Confederate vet.
Gran, seventy-onc years old. died to-
day at his home. near Whalcyville
WIDOW, four sons and i've daughters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

l. noon temperature .,
) J.. NJ. temperature " -
VI MAXIMUM temperature up to s
MINIMUM temperature up to s
=. NJ :................... %
Ei',am ,e'npcr"'utn .'''..-..-.,. 20
deficiency in temperature \:
pcliciencN IN temperature since
Mhrch ], 1Hl: Observation-Disclosures. u
.Nccum. deficiency in Temperatures
since January /. 1912 . Ala
deficiency In rainfall since March
l. 1912 On
Accum. deficiency in rainfall since
Jnnnary l. leIs SS
-. iocni opher'hti"n T.. VI. Yesterday.
! ,enperature SO
tttiuiiniuitY -....-.,.......... so
~, ~ ny direction ...''.......,....N n. r.
~, ~ ihu; NeiooitH .''......-........ 10
W edlhcf .......-....... Clear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
DEATH HIS

OfST--Dicd. Saturday. March Q
i9l2, at a. NJ, a, his residence
Highland Springs. Hcnrico county
~ FREDERICK G. WORST, n the
thirty-scyenth year OF his age liz
leaves 10 mourn their loss ms vile
Dora Rosbach Worst; one enid
mother. two sisters and brother.
Ihe funeral viii take place THIS
(Sunday AFTERNOON at 8 o'cloclS
from the above residence Intcrmcnt
III liiS nian1 SPRINGS Cemctrrv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
W-uhnrnwn TOR shlumcu,,

London, March 2.---Thr second par,
has bcen withdrawn from tho So,,tb
Nehsington Museum for shipment to
New York next week. 1t consists Of
Silvcrsmiths' work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

ago she left Spencer IN apparcn,
health to- a snort stay at her old
ZONE IN .abarrus, and the news OF
surpfise 10 Spencer to-day. She was
s!Aiy-iye ears old. rsId besides her
uspanl. y Fiowe. she is survived
u; inuf sons and three daughters one
ot whom Miss Ida Flowc. a we'll
known trained nurse OF Roanoke.
Nrs. a. IL. VcnnbIc.
,-tsbetiti 10 The Times pispatch.J
"FirNii!a, Va. March Mrs. Ven
anic' Wlao" OF Major Andrew r. Ven
a s,,i'; lied this morning In her
SUD nrbHH home. south OF Farmville
She aal On Sick long time. ana
i her de- was not unexpected She
eaNt5 ioNT children. all grown. They
Nrhhbl". atlh Of Richmond: Miss .Jen-
me Nen9hie and WoodsoD vsna6le. Of
frince Itwari. The funeral will take
inicfment VIII pc made at Iampden-
SIdney D the side of her husband
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

London Papers Sarcastic.
Especial Cable 10 The Times nispntch.l
London. March 2,-Colonci Roosc-
Felt's announcement of his candidacy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

Friday March
1917, at ~. NJ, WILLIAM l.. IAW.
klNS. in the ifty-fourth year of his
age, HIS remains are now at tie
home of his daughter. Mrs. j. a.
woody Slo North Twentyseventh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

AIarch 3, ialI.
HIGH TIDE.
Morning. 1870
Evening A:45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

The funeral will take place SUN.
DAY AFTERNOON. March 8. al 3
o'clock from Union Station VI. l..
Church. 1ntcrment in lakewood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

VENABLE-Died, Mt Milnwood near
Farmville, Va, Saturday morning,
March 2, 1912, MRS. ARIADNE S.
VENABI.i5, rclict of Major Andrew
+. Fenable. Jr., In the seventy-sev-
enth year of her age. She leaves four
children, y. Il. Vcnablc, Jr., Woodsop,
-Addie Miller and Jennie.
The burial will take place at
Hampdcn-s Sidney on SUNDAY AF-
TERNOON at 9 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-03

LyTLE-Dlcd, March 2, 1912, MISS
ROSA o. BANDELLA.
Funeral MONDAY AFTERNOON al
3:30 o'clock from the First Freshly
terial Church Corner Monroe and
Catherine Streets). Friends and ac-
quaintantes are invited to attend.