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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
GEO. LEY & CO.

tragen tpur6e, bemieS sic iberaus gro
BE 5betlnabme ser pieGen, Sic BON
nab un5 fern berbeigeeilt tpare11, I'M
oem berblidenen Sreuno a1n6 @uttbd=
ter 0ie lette @bre 51 ertpeiien. Cider
li9 mir6 ibm bel @erpanoten tpie 8es.
fannten Elm freunoi9aftlides Mnoer1-=
fen iber's @rab binous geiidert iein..
Weoge Ser &eritorbere ruben in 6rie==
Den. Ser tralternoer @attin mie,
oen baterlos g%emoroenen @in6erm.
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@err Sobm Sdmitt, meld,er Iangere
3eit leioeno lit, muB iett oos 8ett
bitten, 1n6 es muBte ein Mr5t gu @o=
tie ge5ogen mer6en. @udy tpuroe Ser
&rieiter an's &ranfenbett gerufen.
&offentli6 pir5 balo 8ei1eres iiber
let11e11 3nitan6 gu beridten lein. -
Ser in lnierer @emeinoe gegriinoete
@riitlide Miitterberein, oeiien Mit-
glte0er5oW be0el1ten0 berangemadien
lit, ging lebten Sonntag gemeinidnft=
lid sur fl. Communion. - Sic 2el1te
itno red)t fleibig i'm Serbeiidaffen ser
8aumitdmme 5atr Miible, 1,1ro fit eine
rege 8aliaiion iino Sic beiten Mus-
iidtett borbanoen. = Sn 6em benah=
barten Tmoinlets miro eine Mobmz
Citation erribtet. g.
@inona. Sarmer BON @ou=
monoe @a1ep, @is., baben beripro-a
&en, Sen @au ser geplanten @ilen=
babn bon Sountain @itp mad @au
Claire, @is., 3u unteritiiben. M1it ser
@ermeiung ion am Mittpod beqon=.
men peroen, nn6 mon bofft, oaB sic
gauge Strede in ieds3ebn Monaten
been6et 1T.
@e6 @ing. = .Mm 5onntoo
Mben6 gerietb 6as @la0itone @eb61,oe.
oas in ser Mitte oes @eidaftsbeairfs
oteier Staot liegt, mabrideinlih 6urh
cine @rploiion, in 8rano, uno es muir
De babel ein 56a6en bon $4,000
Bis 100000 ongeri9et.
Dmlmtb. = 8un6esfommiii6r
@rebnen ftente felt, Dob Sreo. $1,000
net, tpel9er bier in @%erbinourrg NIT
Sen Sn6idnapoliier DDnamitfIooen !
oerbaftet tuuroe, HotiddIi6 Ser sort
getpiinidte Monr 1T. gr tpurbe l1nter
8iireidaft geftent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

Ser guten 8e5iebungen 5tpild)en Dem
0eutiden &ei9 ltno ser S6mei5 ange'
ieben.
Moh mebr oIs neun5 ebniabriger
Yol,le miro es oas 5meite Mal fem,
oaB Scatter @ilbelm 2. in offi5ieller
GigenI9aft oen 8o6en Der freien
5dmei5 betritt. Mls er I'M Sabre
1898 in 2u5ern meilte, bas ct idon
als iunger Brin5 fennen gelernt bot
te, mar ser @~oblgemutb-Sanoel nod
in friidyer grinnerung Die alien
freunoidaftliden 9e5iebnnge'r 5wi-
idJem ser Sdpei5 u10 @euti@lan5
botten Sic friibere @arme nod ni@t
mie6er erlangt. Dieler @oblgem1tb=
&on6a botte ei1,en iiberaus peinliden
3mii6enfaI geihoffen. Die Cider
belts : Monnidaften 6es &antonS
Margal1 botten am cinun05man5igiten
Mpril 6es Sabres 1889 Sen oeutidpen
&~oli5eifommiiiar @obleeml1tb per-
boftet, ser iiber sic @ren5e gefommen
tpar, Inn Snformationen iiber oos
Sreiben ser 5o5ial0emofratie 51
ianmeln. Man legte ibm CUR 2uit,
ais uagent propocatel1r" gemirft 51
baben, uno lieB i'm erit nad 5ebn
Eogen fret. Sic 6el1tide &egierung
beidmerte iid Nun lmgefebrt iiber
Sic Duloung io5ialioemofrotilder
inns onardiitiider @iblereien ieitens
ser 5dmeioer 8eb0r6en un6 fiin0ig=
tie, o1s @erbanolungen erfo1gslos ma=
rer, 0en 6eutldtidmei5eriiden Nie=
oerlaiiungs : 8ertrag. Damals bot
tie aa1h &11Blano, our6 sic Sntereiie n=
@emeinidaft beranlaBt, it6 onf Die
Seite Deltlblan6s geiteM nno oei=
fen @orftenungen Bel ser 561pei5er
&egiernng u~nterifibt.
SSn ser Sdbpei5 bat man es ni6t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
&aiier @ilbelnts 8ein@
1T Der S@mei5.

Ser angefunoigte 8eia JUDI 6es &at=
iers @ilbelm in ser @dmei5 int Sep<
TENDER, UNI 0en idtpei5eriiden Mano=
bern bei5a1pobnen, bat I'M Mnfang
groBes Mufieben berporgerufen, oa
man oemlelben namentli9 in 6runf-
reid politiide 8eoeutungen inter-
idob inns man idon befir6tete, oab
cine fir Tranfrei6 nadtbeilige @ers
itan6igltng beioer Madbarldnber be-
abiidtigt lei. SSebt fa11gt man bereits
an, ii9 6oriiber 5u b%erubigen uno
man ipri6t iogar oapon, oab oieie
@elegenbeit 6a5lt benl1bt meroen lou=
tie, INN cine Mnn6berung 5tpiid,en
9el1tiblano rno Sranfreih berbei5u-
fiibrel1, inoem &aiier @ilbelm SEM
greilen Hrdii6enten Ser fron30liiden
&epublif 6auieres in ser @ren5fe=
flung @elfort einen 8eiuh obitattet.
81 uno mie 0ieie g Nroieft permirf=
lld)f merDelt lnu, III JIG IeBf 1ulln1 III
ieinen Mnfangsitaoien bentilirt NOR
Sen, aber ieo%enfals fins Sic 8eriude
Ser @runnenpergiftltngen, in6em sic
ol1Smdrtige Eolitif Deutidlanos bi1r=
iid)tIih Ser @erbinoarng NIT ser gi0=
aenolienidaft peroddtigt miro, einge=
1telt mor6en. Die entbulia1til6 ST.
%1tilnn1errben &pmmentare aus Ser
Sdmei5 ielbif baben SEN gemerbs<
maBigen &orglern, Mei0ern un0 Ser
1eum0ern raiher Sen Muno geitopft,
ols es ale @eriiderungen ser mnBge=
benoen 6euti6en Steuen bitten tbun
f0nnen. Ser 8eiu6 6es &aiiers miro
BON allen nnbefangenen MIR als ein
aii11Beres 3ei6en ser Sreun6i9aft nrt6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
! 8lms oe,m Noromeitem
Mimneipta.

&erbam Worreiponoen5}. =
@ls einem Der belten Deuti6en, Der
6a1rb 6en 500 aus unierer Mitte ent=
fiibrt >purbe, ionte ieirer au@ in Ell
nem 6euti@en 8latte geoadt meroen,
6aber 6iele 3eilen CUR &eroffentli=
dung int u@or61tern". - @obl NOR
man in eingemeibten @reiien porbe-
reitet auf SEN To6, 6em elmer mi erar
geadtetiten ur0 be itbefannten Mitbiir=
ger Sen Gribut 5oQen muBte, 11no 6ob
beriibrte sic Mu9ri@t, 6ab @eter
swr06er sen Gong in Sic gmigfeit
genrndt babe, idmer5pon BEL alien,
1enen er 5u ieiner 2eb5eit gut gene
len, fir Sic er itets ein gutes @ort
gebobt un0 oenen er ii@ als 5renno
ser Meniden mobltbatig erpielen. Stt
Ger einen o6er ser or6eren @eile 5etg=
tie iid @err @eter S6r0oer in leinert
bielfadem Ste1ungen, Sic ct III Ser
bam e%ingenommen, als gutter Srenno,
als meiler 8eratber, alS @elfer in ser
Notb, als Monn, ser es eritano, itd)
ser @itmeIt niitli@ gu erneiien. &eter
59r06er mor in Sspeiler, 2urem<
burg, ami 80. Stunt 1912 geboren,
erreihte oemna9 nobe5u 6eS Sitter
BON iieb8ig 5obren. %ad6em er Die
@lementaridule 6ur9gemadt un6 iidy
in ser olten &eimatb it, beri die6enen
@te1ungen niibli@ gemadt botte,
%rpan6elte ibn in 1869 sic Musmonoe=
rungsl1it an, II. er fam nod Mmerifa,
mo- er ii9 borerft in 8rairie ST. Gbten,
ISIS, %nie6erlieB, BON oort aber na9
fur5em @erbleib fem @etm nad ct.
Saul un6 bon 6ort na8 Saf Safe,
bier Meilen meili@ bon 9etroit,
Minn., perlegte uno in 1873 ftd 6an<
ern6 in &erbam nie0erlieB, mo- er
in Den @riin6nng zines eigenen &c
i9aftes iein @Iid berindte. S n
1874 berebeli@te ct ii5 init SRI. Mn<
1ra Ganoel bon ct. Saul, tpeld gIid<
lider @be bier5ebn @i1,6er entiprof-
fen, bon 6enen nod eff nit Ser 10
idper geprIfften @attin trauerr6 6as
Grab oes guten @aters umiteben. $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07

etpa 6reibig Sabren erbaute @err
5dr0oer sic groBe 8ra1erei, sic be1=
tie nod 3eugniB gibt bon feinem TIM
ternebml1ngsgeiite, un6 Dor 5man5ig
Sabren faufte ct 6ie alte &rairie
Mablniible, 6eren Marne er in Globe
@ias aban6erte un6 Die Biz Dor mo-
be5u einem Sabre iein @igentbum
blieb. Mebit6em beiaB er mebrere aus
! ge5ei@nete 6armen pn6 @ebaroe in
Sen peridie6enen Ser 8abnlinie emit
lang gelegenen Srti@aften. Durd
neutrality-suspicious., ielbit unperidul0e=
tie @reigniiie a1no S@idialSidadge trat
TT ieinen finon5ieuen @erbaltntiien
ein &udidlag Elm, un6 UNI als @bren=
mann 1einen @erpfli9tungen nad3u=
fommett, iiberlieB er olles, mas linn GIT
etgen mar, nit Musnabme ieiner @ob=
nur1g, Sen Sruitees. SSn ser Mbtpi6e=
lung ieiner finan5ieuen Mngelegenbei=
ten bate er rur sen ei1en @eoonfen
int Ml,ge, 6arno@ gu ieben, 6ob Mie-
man6 611rd feline MiBgeibife etmos
oerlieren ioute, un6 erit einige $50
6en Dor ieinem Io0e Undergraduate er
Sic lebten Hapiere, Sic i'm nit Sen
5or6erungen ser @elt al1sgli9en, inns
10 legte er ii6 5ur etpigen @1be nieoer,
menn audi ols berbdltniBmdBig orr1er,
10 6oh als Elm geredter Mann. @ie ct
boiler unternebma1ng mar in ieinem
eigenen gei6aftli@en Sntereiie, 10 tpor
0ies ni@t meniger ser Sal, 6os Mn=
gemeinmoN Der Sta6t uro ieiner 8e=
mobner bod8ubolten. 9orum genoB
er a11d bel allen 8iirgern in @erbam
Elm atnbegren5tes 3utro1en, 1tn6 6ies
3utrauen mar es, 6os ibm beridteoe=
ne offentlide @ertranenspoiten brad=
tie. Mebrere Sabre beflei6ete er 6as
Mmt 6es Gillage Sdabmetfters, un6
mGbren6 ser Iebten 3polf Sabre bate
er bas Mmt seq 8urgermeiiters inne,
6os 6ur9 ieinet1 sos bafant tpnr6e.
Sn alien ieinen Sbenungen gab er sic
Bette 3ufrie0enbeit, un6 mte aIs &C.
i9Gftsmom 10 errang er it6 als &C.
ienidofter sic Mdt1ng oller, sic nit
ibm in ndberen nmgong farnen, uno
aIs Snmiltenpater sic 2tebe nI(er, Sic
ieinem &eraen 10 nabe itun6en. DaB
in 6enr 9abingefdie6enen cine onge-
:mei1r geadtete &erion gu @rabe &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-07
0es &in0es u@ph1fahrtS" =8eme

9eS &lnDe5 nMDDltaDrtS =SeDe=
gl,11q fat Sic 9lufmerfiamfeit oeS ge=
oonfenpollen Gplfes iiberau aalf itd
gelenft. Miitter iin6 natiirlide l1n=
fertilizer, un6 iie mer0en in 5olep'S
Sonep ans Iar @ompounb cine re6t
mertbpoue @ilfe fin0en. Sulten n11o
grfaltungen, Sic, penn ni6t geitiut,
81 Stidbu1ten fiibren ooer gu @ro11=
ditis uno Hneumonia, mei6en aber
raid Sent beilen6en u1b beianftigen=
Sen gigenidafter bon 5olep'S 9onep
l1no Gar COMPOUND. Molitor 0rl1g
60.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
DEAN IS bA|LED
UNTIL NEXT Term
rBEMnoDUn0 BUSINESS MAN
CHANGED wSrn GRAND Ian
cnNY ~ SeiN0AN 4 co.
WAS WORTHLESS
JUDGE SCOTT fixes n0ND AT esoe
WHICH - FURNISHED nv
RICHMOND SALOON
KEEPER.

John L. Dean. Of Petersburg, who
vas indicted by the grand Jury in
the Hastings Court last Monday on
. charge Of grand larceny. came over
to Richmond yesterday In the custody
Of Deputy Sheriff slick, OF hls home
town. and was bailed in the sum Of
$500 by Judge Scott for his appear
n { ut the March term OF he court.
w. J. Dobbin. the Last Main street
saloon keeper becoming his surety.
DIAN VA arrested at the instance Of
KinSan = Company, meat packers.
who allego ne raw them = worthless
check In payment for an order Of
goods purchased sonles weeks ago.
No funde In Bank.
The check. the amount OF which was
$el.z5. was drawn on q Petefsour9
bank. but there were no funds In the
institution "a Deans credit when the
Richmond Arm presented he paper
for collection, according to represen-
tations made to the grand jury.
Dean b In the meat and Ash easl-
. IN PETERSBURG. and 10 a native
OF that city.
HIS counsel. LAssiter and Drewry.
secured . continuance until the next
term Of court, on the plea they were
UU8lky 8U08k00 Az Au0 lawn
cnse now OF trial In Petersburg.
Patrick Henry Drewry. the Junior
member Of the drm 10 also occupied
To some extent with his senatorial
duties In the General Assembly.
NoW Law passsd.
Under the law passed by the Legis-
lature ID 1910, It II y criminal ofense
to pam . worthless chick, NO matter
whether the drawer Of the paper has
previously had An account In the bank.
Prior 10 passage OF this act. there
could be no prosecution II II were
.hown that the accused party had
evtously had q deposit. subject 70
check, In the bank.
The new law was the result Of .
wsrton abuse Of this privilege BY
dishonest persons who would estAo-
fish d small account In \ bank and
then victimiSe merchants and other
business people by passing checks
largely in excess of the amount to
THAR erAdit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
SISTERS
we're MURDERED
PAsr6RsA AUTHORITIES FIND
oslnws IN Mxs5EaH or
SUMMED HOME
ARE CONE
DoDrrs Or AGED srINsTrns Ar
PnAR TO HAVE sDEx MovED
FROM ra.AcD wnnRE THEY
= USUALLY sLEFT.
VALUABLES ARE CONE

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
CAPE CHARLES, VA..- FEB. b.
That Mary and Kate Tunnel, h two
aged sistera. whose ctarred remafnz
were found In their homo IN h 1T
tie village Of Pastorta. Va, yesterday
morning about $3.50 o'clock. were hrst
murdered while asleep in their bed
room and their bodies carried to the
lower floor and the house then set on
fire. IN the supposition of the authort-
ties OF AccOmAc county.
The two aged ONE had conduct
ed an extenstse farm for . number OF
years and had accumulated a small
fortune. Being Of eccentric habits.
they had little faith IN banks q
kept their money and valuables MD
den about tho premises.
silverwarc Missing.
A considerable amount OF silver.
ware. bric-a-brac and costly china
which they kept in their home -
missing, but whether this was stolen
by the hends or consumed In the
names cannot be determined.
Mrs.. Lynn Hull niece of the
Tunnel sisters. stated this morning
that the women had always used the
The fact that the bodies were found
0S - htSS hAWSh
murder theory.
One Of the sisters was found lyin8
nAAr the Kitchen with her head badly
burned. while tho other was found
close by q fireplace In an adjoining
room, with her head smashed beyond
recognition.
Blo0dh0unde on Seems.
Hurricane Branch. constable OF
Norfolk county. arrived last night
with bI0odhounda. After . c0nsulta-
tion with relatives Of the victims y
was decided not to place the hounds
on the track. II 10 nov believed the
authorities have some clew ~ to the
perpetrators Of the crime
The flames had made such headway
when discovered by J. H. Hickman. q
merchant, and Henry Wise, q colored
Aborer. that practically none OF the
| personal effects could he saved. The
| Tunnel home was built many years
ago and was 1 historic building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
SOFIA STEPHALl
TO SING HERE
CELEBRATED SOPRANO TO GIVE
CONCERT UNDER W. 9. 7. q.
AUSPICES.

Sofia 6tephAli, the celebrated So
prano. will give three concerts In the
annex OF Aurphy's hotel Aonaav n
Tuesday nights, with . matinee Tues
day. under the auspices. OF he w. G.
SOMA Stephali has sung from earii-
cot childhood, and studied music
throughout her LIFE.
She has IN all extensive repertoire
in the German, French and Italian
lAnguagea. but she avoids. upon her
programs, with but few exception.
the use OF songs In . foreign tongue.
Fully conscious OF the fact that
some Of the Nose exquisite 8ems OF
vocal art lose. In part. their eRec-
tivenesa. both musacalIy and poeucal-
Is. BY being divorced from tho Ian
guage In which originally written.
this lifetime sinssr, Htephali believes
entitled % the privilege Of listening
to songs In his own vernAcular. Says
she, when / consider the aympa-
thetie relation that should exist be-
twee- the signer and her audttor. and
emphasixe In my wi thought the trc-
mendous possibilities n the realm of
song-the marvellous, penetrating
power Of this art Of arts. to touch
every key Of memory and reflection. to
stir tho hidden aurixxs Of emotion to
lend inspiratfon and uplIft 70 the
hope ID the desncndent. and
detected. sympathy 20 the suffering.
and renewed strength 70 tho weak (for
/ believe there h . Great future be.
fore Il, ~ Z curative FOR physical ais
mentsl I am fully ccnscious Of my
own responsibility personally. Ia
helping 10 dlsreminate the rich bless-
insr 81 music..
When / review IT. effect upon my
own inmost nature. for ia sweetens
and broadeus nay affections toward
God. home ana country ~ does 10
ethSf IuNpesice..xT rapSIys sdaAs u
N 4 foreixn nxu whom facing nv
own countryman. that / do moi FEEL
an inner v--.st.
For + am fully consctcus Of the fact
that / am wesksnins the posiabilitiss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

MAN IN DAYTON, O,

Especial to The Richmond vfrginian.)
LYNCHBURG, VA. Feb. S.Jack
Pe-row, who has been wanted here
since last August on the charge of
shooting Policeman George Crank.
was ~arrksted yesterday In Dayton.
Ohio.
Perrow was with Oscar Burfofd at
the time Of the shooting. for which
Burford Is now serving . nix years
term In prison. He II under indict-
ment for the alleged ofense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
WEATHER MODERATE
CES ON Hi WIN

Tho moderation Of the weather -
had the usual result down 1t Hantt&
County Courthouse-an increano
the number OF hoboes Jailed for bo(4F
ing their way on trains. On . eanG4<
day this week FIVE Of this type
gentry, four of them white and 60
colored. were locked UP.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
DEPOSITORS ESCAPE
IN ONESB RIO BANK

Especial to Tho Richmond virginian.)
JONESBORO, N. c.. Feb. S.-Judge
Whedbee this evening appointed A. A.
r. 6ewel1 receiver for the Bank OF
Jonesboro here. and he will take
charge Of the business tomorrow.
In q statement made tonight State
Bank Examiner Brown stated that all
the capital stock In q total loss. but
that depositors will lose very little.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09
CCNFESSES
HIS HOA1l

Especial to The Richmond vir9lnla4s4
WYTHEvILLE, VA. Feb. ossr4
Sheriff Davidson has ARRESTED a
Jailed here Cleve Hale for robbins N1G
brothers home In the west end
this county Tuesday night. H M4G
confessed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

Ne o1aee Yeo = she OstvseA Eea4Ase
bnelAsee with ~ pr csnt credit tot
% 1Aya. write today. Her ss . ntg
meney.notta9 lfoDOsition tor g
Defooa aiIyWhoSe who 10 In ear.
nset vcr the right party with
,ittis 49, ~ Greatest. sei,css
retusAe. Wt1sW plume, Trencn
Dlumes and fancy feathers are always
stylish . demanded everywhere.
write It oncs tor further inforNAc
toln. expiains everythinG. PAULA
1EATHEh CO. ees-SSe Broadway.
C1ee1ng OF - Our- Entire Dsesak.
We Are selling our entirs stock VI
1swelry, etc. q and below cost. ~
We viii conaAe Ourselves strictly 70
fspa1f1ng work In the future. Ridi-
ea3oue low prices on everything.
Drop In and see the move way IN
Wh1eh va 3 dlsposiAg OF our stoek
1Afgalns here. RfCHMoND NOVEL,
TT Co. SIS west Broad ntre<t.
KING. the Jewelsr. Prop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

IIaCELLAN&0u1
SssSE SzsfxS6zxE
~: ever. s:sf IN s ..ss.; siss - s.s.s.f; =
s s.:.:. T. s.xs. s 49, '1 s::.. d. a.:
issss;s r'; ssE s:ssiss sssos tAee.
foRY. iis Easi Mala. Fsass Ass-.
sssps Les&s assAa TAs A - WsseA
money u you. Great bargains u
shoe repairing. This I'd. and e~c win
hAif-sose ysnr shoes: ladtss' and
whss. o.h 'i leather: s.arsn.ss ats.
faction a. no charges. Work called
tor snd delivered promptly. 0hees
repaired while ycu wait by expert
scn,;nssa. CIV xs:r. as en.rs ~ r. s.d tss ::
WORT. wEST-END N ECrkIC SHOE
REPAIRING CO: ~ West Bread
street Phone Monroe 1851.
ron o~REAkrAs1.
x:sas.s sss.sv ss.ssa.ss. raas
HURNsrCRA
ysss CssAts : 49, u a8Amas oAs.
LEY 9 60. 80 Hesk H. -
BUsINIss OPPORTUNITIES
EsSSsS fssssssslz 5c-Sssssssi 60
poratien Of inveatnsns 6Ankess. vith
years Of experiences. Win undertake
10 procure capital tor msSitortoAs
railways. public utilities. manafae.
turing ~concerne, Or for any hlvhGrA6o
business houses. either Wholesale ~
retail. thai reuutrss additional capltea
10 incrsase their buslneee with We
win deal with prtacipals enly. No
brokers q agents c0ustderel We
use the most modern nethodA aad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

DQCtTADLB LOAN SOCIETY PIT
vATE orF1cEA EIGHTH AND
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

COVERED DuTroxsi
ALL KINDS OF D1Ess Avn COVER.
ED SUIT BUTTONS MADE 70
ORDER 1oS WEST MARSHALL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-09

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Evening star., 1912-09-13
ENTER SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
Local Attorneys Allege False Arrest
by Police Can't. DOYLE.

Leo A. Rover and Robert L. Williams
members of the local bar, who We're ar
rested one year ago today near the base
ball park by Capt Robert l.. Doyie
have each instituted suit against the
police captain to recover $4,000 damages
for alleged false arrest. Mr.. Rover adds
in his suit charge Of assault and bat
terry against the officer. Attorney john
E. Laskey filed both complaints.
According to the papers filed by Mr..
Rover he was standing September IL.
1911, at the corner of 7th street and
Florida avenue when he was assaulted
by Capt. Doyle. who later, without war
rant, took him into custody and caused
him to be held at the eighth precinct
station until he gave collateral. The
next day, it is alleged, Capt. Doyle
preferred a charge Of obstructing the
sidewalk against Mr. Rover, which was
dismissed when called. for trial in the
Police Court.
The complaint of Mr.. Williams is
similar. with the exception of the al
legation of assault and battery.
Evening star., 1912-09-13
RETAILERS MEET WEDNESDAY
Merchants Association Plans to Eff
feet Reorganization.

A meeting of the Retail Merchants AS
sociation for the purpose of effecting a
reorganizati ton will be held next We'd
nesday evening at the Chamber of Com
merce. The call was sent out yesterday
afternoon by President Joseph Stras-
burger of the association.
The reorganization follows the separa-
of Commerce. The association is now an
Independent body. New executive officers
will be elected. and the board of gov
ernors, now numbering twelve, Is to be
increased to twenty-five or thirty men,
bers, so that each branch of the retail
trade in Washington may be represented
on the board. 1t is expected that Pres-
dent Strasburger and the other executive
officers. of the association will be re-
elected.
day is 10;, an increase of nearly a dozen
over it's membership while the associa-
ton was an auxiliary body of the cham
Der. committee headed by Ross p.
Andrews, Is making a vigorous campaign
to increase the membership and it is
expected the total number of members
will have reached the 200 mark within
thirty days.
President Strasburger yesterday sent to
the members of the association letters
asking them to contribute to the fund
!. for the entertainment of the Interna-
tional Congress on Hygiene and Demo
graphy.
Evening star., 1912-09-13
SEASON ABOUT OVER.
Steamers to Make But Few Excur
sions on the Potomac.

Except for a few more Sunday trims on
the Potomac, the excursion season as far
as the big excursion steamers are con-
cerned IS d thing of the past The steamer
st. Johns made her last evening trip in
the latter part OF last week and the
steamer Charles Macalester stopped hers
with the trip Of Monday night last. She
will make cruise down the river Sunday
and possibly Sunday after next, II the
weather is suitable. and will then take
up her fall schedule to Mount Vernon for
the tourist travel.
The steamer Angler, which has been
running to Washington Park, has two
more trips to make in the coming week
and will then, it is stated. be made ready
for service on a route between this city
and Potomac landings.
According to statements made by the
managers of the various river resorts
they carried large throngs of passengers
on their steamers, but little money was
spent by the crowd aboard the boats and
in the excursion grounds. so that profits
were not as large as In former seasons.
Evening star., 1912-09-13
NEEDS PROPELLER WHEEL.
Tug Camilla Going on the Marine
WAYS at Alexandria.

To be fitted with new propeller wheel
in place of one broken in Nom'n nj creek
about three weeks ago. the Taylor tug
Camilla was yesterday taken to AIexan-
dria and today will be hauled out on the
marine railway at the Alexandria ship
yard. The new wheel. which was made
at Buffalo. N. Y, was received here yes
terday morning and was loaded on the
tug and taken to the shipyard. The tug
will be on the railway about twenty-four
hours and as soon ready for service
again will go to the mouth of the river
after light coal barge which is on her
way to Georgetown to load coal for New
England. The Camilla has been particu-
larly unfortunate with her wheels Of late.
Less than two months ago she broke a
wheel at Alexandria. About six weeks
ago she was fitted with a new one. and
this was broken within a month after be-
ing placed on the tug.
The little tug D. M. Key Of the Taylor
fleet, which has been out of commission
for the past two months, Is again in serv-
ice, under the command Of Capt Henry
Davis of the tug Capt Toby. The Key
has taken the place Of the Captain Toby.
which is laid up to have an electric light
ing outfit installed and for minor repair
work.