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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-11

=. ~. GUFFEH pTTeDuR0l AND tRGN WO00sON.
J. n. Gu6ey, the veteran democrat Of rMtsburx ana Grey Wood.o. Z,
Kentucky, arc two men who have been prouinenhy identified WITH dsNcc,.st.
politics for years. Both are MEMBER Of the national Committee. Ths 49,
pAnyn9 pMurs va snapped q The two men arrived ID sMashipSton. vhMa
trey vent n The Interest. e t1eir patty.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-11
identification purposes seems to be
very similar in spirit and intent to

u modern passport system, as ts
evident from the following records
found on an ancient papyrus: Sem
muthis Pesienci. aged about %, of
middle size. sallow complexion, round
fiat nosed and Of quiet demeanor.
Necutes the Less, the son of Asos, aged
40. of middle size. sallow COM
plexion. cheerful countenance, long
face, straight nose. with a scar upon
the middle of his forehead"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-01-11

THURSDAY, JAN. II. 1912.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21

Early Beaurcgard Dovell. Somerset;
Richard II. Zines. Richmond. ster.in
o. Fields. Newport News. Guy r..
FISHER. Newpore; Perry y. Punches.
richmond. Corlas X Garrett. Lynch
Durg J. i. Geisinser, Richmopd; Nor
ris W. cobbs. Forest Depot: William
L Gills, Bedford city; j. T. Givens'
Norfolk h. d. Chaser. Norfolk
Charles 4. Goettling. Middlehurg.
w. H. Goodwin. University OF Virginia
[. w Haden. Richmond; ". W. nar-
grave, West Point. James b. Holmes.
Washington y. c. Arthur Hooks,
blackstone, G. 6. Howery. River. i. :,
hume. charlottesville. c. +. jackson.
Gordonsviile, II. NJ Kiigour Blue Mont,
II. !. Land, Norfolk; II. \. Latane.
baltimore. Md; y. w Lewis, Buffalo.
y y: Il. H. Luck. Richmond. Georg.
> Luckert. Dunn Loring, Stuart Me
Eryde. Fredericksburg. T.. Il. Mcclure.
Eon Air, j. 7. Mckinney. Jr. Ricb.
mond. Joseph l. McSparran. Dorches-
ttr }. Lyon Marshall. Hinton, 4. W
Martin. Washington, -. c.; Edgar q
Leroy Miller Richmond James o.
Mundy. Jr' Burnley: Monon T. Muir
dock. Richmond. NJ. =. Neal. Richmond
: +. cast, Jr.. Philadelphia. Pa. o. l..
Page Cary. n. c., Wellington s.
Parker. Ronccverte, w Va. j. q.
Phillips, Portsmouth; II. l. Poh. Salem.
Va W. Porter. Glamorgan. W.
Reid Putney. Richmond; w *.
Quacken5uSh. Midlothian: A. NJ.
Queed, stafford. i. w Reed. Norfolk
Louis G. Roberts, Columbus. Ga w
y. simmons, Jr., Richmond. c. {.
smith. Newport News r.. Emerson
smith, University OF Mississippi,
" Robert Smith. Lynchburg.
John stone Boyd. University OF Vir-
glnia. J. +. stover, Crab Bottom: Bash
z. STROBE, Amherst Courthouse; b Il
Summers. Richmond Frank b. Sylves
ter, Richmond; v \. Thornton, Alta
vista Rufus Vass, Raleigh. n. C.. Annie
Veech Louisville. KY Everett u. Wat
son, Roanoke. II. II. Webb. Newcastle
b. Weberly. German. y. c.. X. J. Will
kinson. Richmond; James y. Williams.
Dry Fork. Joseph y. l. Wolfe. Elkton:
James y. Woodruff, Dry Fork. T. II.
Worrell Baltimore. Nd; w. ]. Young
Williamsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
Resolution Seeks Information on
Shooting of Rogers in African
Jungle.

Washington. d. c. August 2o.-Rep-
resentative Norris or Nebraska. intro
duced resolution to-day requesting
the President to send to the House all
information he has or "in the possession
or the State Department In regard to
the alleged killing Of James w Rog-
efs. an American citizen. by British
soldiers in Africa. and to inform the
House of Representatives what action.
II any. has been taken or is contem-
plated TO investigate the killing Of
the said James w Rogers"
inc resolution was referred to the
orelSn Affairs Committee
rogers is a Californian
representative Sulzcr. OF New York,
chairman Of the Foreign Affairs Com
Inittee, communicated with the state
department and was advised that the
department was Investigating the mat
ter and that all the facts that could
be obtained would be furnished to the
committee.
Mr. Norris said lie regarded the
shooting as an outrage on an Ameri.
can citizen. so far as the available in
formation shows. lie declared that il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
GENERAL BOOTH,
SALVATION ARMY
LEADER is DEAD
Continued From First Page

Continued From First PaseD
Marshal woiscicy once declared that
the British army had taken lessons in
methods of organization. distribution
and control from the salvationists.
General Booths last message to his
followers in America was written last
June. while blindness was ovartalSiug
him
PILE UP all my losses" he then
wrote. they are many and serious. l
admit. but look at the mercies stiil
left me. First. there is my confidence
in God; I am not going to allow the
existence of n few things which are In
conflict with my judgment to Interfere
with my confidence in Ills wisdom
confidence that is inspired by life
long knowledge OF Ills loving care
Then l have not lost the assurance OF
my own heart relations with my
heavenly Father l have not lost the
confidence and love OF shy own dear
people; have not lost the inestimable
blessing of life
II want the continued loyalty OF my
own people and the hearty Corpora
iion of all men and women whose
hearts are fired with the Same purpose
as mine. In few weeks time / hone
to be found once moro on the battle
'.S.u' ANY way my dear comrades, IN
the light or in tho dark. you may
count upon your general TO trust in
God and 40 forward"
surviving General Booth are several
chiidren carrying on the work he
started. most prominent being Bran
well Booth. the eldest son. who liz act
Ing as chief of stan In London and
VINO is ordered to succeed his father as
general OF the army
ton Booth arc widely known in evan
gelieal work. the latter having been
particularly In the public ego because
OF break with his father sixteen
years ago: since when no has ed an In
dependent order, known us the Vol
unteers of America
OF the daughter. IN addition to Miss
Evegeiine. who is commander in Amer
1ca. there is Miss Lucy. commander
Of the army In Denmark. ana Miss
Mary. who worked with her father IN
London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
KILLING AN OUTRAGE
ON AMERICAN CITIZEN

seemed that Rogers as an American.
charged with offences that did not
warrant killing him. was fatally shot
under iron-clad orders by the British
government carried out on Belgian
soil.
At the State Department.. which has
no direct Information on the tragedy
1t was stated that the House rosolu-
tons would have 10 be made the basis
OF an inquiry directly to the American
embassy In London The embassy. I
was stated. would have no difficulty
in securing access to the report to the
British sergeant on the tragedy
Regarding the right OF British sol
diers to kill poacher without trial
officials of the State Department would
express no opinion to-day. The ques-
tion reported to have been raised by
rogers rs he was dying on the right
of the British troop sto attack him OF,
Belgian soil complexities the case.
though the issue involved would APP
pear TO concern Great Britain ard Bel
gium. according TO uncfnlal opinions
Of department heads.
If IT should appear. they pointed out.
that Rogers was killed in Belgian Ter
ritcry ana there was only ground for.
demanding redress. the United States
might look to Belgium. instead OF
Great Britain. for justice. leaving Bel
GUM to seek reparation in turn frO:.
Great Britain,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
OBITUARY
John VI. Thomas.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Salem. Va. August 20.-After a lonr
Illness. John M Thomas. aged eighty.
two years died las, night at his nom.
on Union street where he hud resided
for many years Mr. Thomas was u
member OF tho Methodist Church and
member OF both tho Masonic and
odd Fellows Lodges OF salem for
years. being O. charter member OF the
latter. Ills wife preceded him TO the
grave several years ago. He leaves
large family OF children all OF whom
are grown. They arc Mrs. johnson.
OF Bedford CITY Mrs. Hughes OF Ash
vile. y. c.. Mrs Gregory. " Roa-
noke; Mrs Wood. OF salem. W n.
Thomas. Of Phoenix. Ariz.. aIra con.
jerome. Ariz.. and oscar Thomas OF
Norfolk He win be buried under the
auspices Of tho Masonic Lodge Of
salem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
90 NEW DOCTORS
GRANTED LICENSE

-N"'l"i % The Times Dispatch.
Norfolk. Va August 20.-NInety- five
OF the ~ applicants who took the ex-
animation last Tune for license to prac-
tice medicine in Virginia passed.
Vwenty-scv'n failed and hve Withdrew
or failed 10 unplete the test The list
Of the successful applicants was made
public Tonight by Dr. Herbert Old
secretary Of iue state Board OF Exam
iners. and Is as follows:
w G Anderson. LynchburG: Walter
G. Akers. alum Ridge. Herbert y. NJ
len. Kichmoul j. r Allen. Jr.. Balty:
Alhin r. Baghy Buffalo, y. i; William
Ed Bale craddock Edward Ban
croft, Athorf Ca; iIaney H. Bell VIII
burn l.. T.. ames. University Of Nir-
sinia = Howles. Johnson's Springs.
H. r. Pradlof Roxhury { l.. Brad
shaw, lt'mn William T. Bray.
JnlVersli 'f Nirsinia Frederick
ID Brown Rnthville; William
r. Brown Philadelphia, Pa.
j.. NJ chfWood. Baltimore, Nd. J.
Wright ciarkson Richmond. D. c.
Cline. pumfues j. a Cloyd. Dublin. w
r. Coitran lebulon. y c. L. F..
Cosby Aoine1on " r. Conrie. Rich
mond James H. cox. Honaker. W o.
Cox. Fort Hackmoro. Baxter L. Craw-
tord Eichmond Robert 4. Deane.
ilehmond Dickorson. Roanoke;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
1920 Hun Street.

Phone Madison iT5.
Securing the surrounding country
FOR three hours yesterday in an au-
tomobile. Captain y. ;. Wright and
Patrolman w. L. Vaymack. OF the
Third District. were unsuccessful in
their efforts to locate a negro &c
cused OF highway robbery. Several
few hours late. The man was
heading for tho railroad. and IS
thought to have reached Petersburg.
He is charged with holding UP
Mary Clark. colored. near her home at
Twenty-second and Hun Streets He
snatchcd SO from her. The woman
called Cor help, and selling the mans
hand. sunk her teeth into It, He
released the money and made his es-
cape. His description has been wired
to several places, and every effort Will
be made to apprehend him. The crime
was committed within a hundred feet
of one OF the busiest places on the
South Side.
Think Cow. Were stolen.
Three cows-all valuable animals
have been reported as missing from
Swansboro end vicinity within the
past two days. The nrst OF the lost.
strayed or stolen animals was the
property OF Julian Fore. 1t was
iHiSScu saturday night us owner,
thinking it had strayed. made in
Guiries throughout the neighborhood.
but nobody had seen or picked UP the
wandering animal It's loss was re-
ported both to the city and to the
county authorities bat 1t has not yet
been found
c. y. Fortune was the next to md
his cows some. He reported yester-
day TO the South Side police that two
We're missing. He is confident tina,
they could not have gotten out of the
pasture unaiicd.
The markets in both Richmond and
Petersburg are being watched.
Wilson Meeting Postponed.
Fearing interruption by the band
playing In the park. the organization
OF the Southside Woodrow Wilson Club
have called of the initial meeting
which was 10 nave been held Thursday
night nj tho courthouse. Because OF
the meeting II the South Richmond
Democratic Club which has been called
for Friday night. the meeting Will he
held sometime next week.
Richard Evelyn Byrd who Ia man
aging the Wilson campaign in this
section OF the state has been Invited
to be present at the meeting.
/ While 1t Is highly improbable that
i any opposition 10 the Democratic
! nominees w'l arise IN South Rich
/ mond. the Promoters Of the club are
{ anxious ID got out a large vote In
/ the Novemher election
Improving Washington Square.
After several months Of delay in
getting to work, the concrete walks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
NEGRO ATTACKS GREEK
LILY Wound Inflicted in White Mans
Head Arter Quarrel

linn korsti. a Greek, was badly hurt
yesterday when he was assaulted win
heavy stick by Joseph Henderson.
colored An ugly scalp wound was in.
hicted In tho white mans head. in
which It was necessary for Dr.. II. r.
hHNTkins. ambulance surgeon OF the
city Hospital, To take several stitches.
korsti was removed TO his home, 1910
East Franklin Street
The assault took place n, the miami
Of Kingan & Co l427-l42a East cary
Street and was tile result OF quar-
rel between the two men. Henderson
was arrested hy Officers Sweet ana Du-
gan and locked up at the First Po-
lice station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
SERVICE TO BOOTH
salvation Army In nichmond No,ih.d
of Generals Deuth

Adiutant e. Johnson Of the local
salvation Army, expressed deop sor-
row last night when informed by a
reporter for Tho Times Dispatch OF tho
death OF General Booth. Tho nrst on
cial news will be conveyed in a tele-
gram from New York that will reach
adjutant Johnson this morning. and
the press dispatch gave the FIRST It'd
ings OF tho death OF the leader. al
though grave fears have been felt FOR
the last few days. and special prayer
services were conducted Monday night.
The life OF General Booth Will be
the subject OF the open-a!r meeting on
Broad street tonight. and a memorial
service Will be held at the association
headquarters Sunday evening. It !s
expected that the same tribute VIII
be rendered at that time throughout
the United states
Adiutant Johnson Will call upon Gov
ernor Mann and other state and city
officials to obtain statements OF regret
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
News Of South Richmond

, have been completed in Washington
Park by j. B. Clary and sons the con-
tractors. who have had charge OF the
laying OF curbs and sidewalks on the
southside. Nearly 500 cubic feet OF
concrete was used in the park In
addition to running around the court
house. the walks extend dlagonRlly
across the park from the corners.
a fountain Will be installed at some
future date The walks were laid with
this end in view The large circle
IN which tho fountain will be erected
VIII be utilized by parkkeeper j. Lacy
Redford as flower bed until the
water begins TO flow.
Stolen bicycle Returned.
As mysterious as its disappearance
was the temperance or bicycle be-
longing to Joe Demos. which tho South
Side police spent several hours endeav-
orinS TO locate yesterday. The ma
chine was left standing In front OF tho
owners place OF business, at Eleventh
and HUI Streets. carly in the after
noon. Several hours later. when he
went for the bicycle. 1T was gone. the
police were notified, but could not To-
cate IT, They We're Informed last night
that II was standing in front OF the
store. Investigation proved this 10 be
true. 1t was taken to the Third sta
ton for safcke.ping
ShcppnrdSon SIN Missing.
The Southside police are unable 10
locate Willie Sheppardson. the white
man VINO has been missing since Sat
urday night II was reported yest.r-
Gay that he was confined In the Clty
jan but this proved to be erroneous
me man was last seen going out the
Ninth Street Road. IN Chesternela
County.
Have Dnncc ut Yncht Club.
delightful dance and supper was
given last night at the Yacht Club
on the James River at Failing Creek
by tho younger set OF the southsi5e.
about twenty-five couples were pres
ent. the majority being former mem
bers OF the old Manchester cotilion
Clup Between dances the young peo-
pie enjoyed the cooling breezes from
the veranda overlooking the river. Re
fore returning home on the late car
they enjoyed an excellent luncheon.
Personal Mention.
! Mrs +. Ernest Warren, who has heen
visiting her parents in Havre de Grace.
Md. has returned home Mr. and Mrs
| arren Will spend the remainder OF
! the summer at Forest nm.
Mrs Aeb Williams is seriously III at
/ her home. sol Bainbridge street
The condition OF Russell Garnett q.
us West Eighth street who feil from
/ his bicycle last week and fractured his
collar hone. is greatly improved
N'ss De-la Payne, OF l'ov huli street
is cutie sick with malariai fever.
Ben I-aPrade is confined to his home
, by sick
Miss Marguerite Bailey. q Layrenoe-
vie is the guest OF Miss olivia
! Gregory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21

deaths of non-residents. There are in
Guided also the deaths that occurred
a t the Almshouse and the Sanitorium
For the whole population, as esti-
mated by the Federal Census Bureau,
excluding nonresident deaths. the
cty's death rate was twenty-one per
1000 per year.
There were eighty-three deaths dur
Ing the year from tuberculosis in its
various forms--about the average for
the past ten years. There were nifty
nine cases OF typhoid fever. with If
teen fatalities. Three deaths occurred
from diphtheria. but none from small
poX.
During the year eS2 birth certificates
We're registered Mt the health Office
whites $50; colored 3o2 This number
is not believed to accurately repre-
sent the total births in the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
"Berry's for Clothes"

We've built big reputation
on big mems suits; broad and
liberal in our measures we
have worked Outa com binatiOn
OF styles and comfort for our
large customers.
Here's a striped nohair that
is great favorite at SIS.
A loosely woven hOmespun
at b25-nOvv $17.75.
Fine, light-weight, blue serge
with 81 pencil line at $f7.78 in
stead OF $26.
Belts, various colors, soc to ST.
Socks, shirts and shoes at q
third to half off the pricesl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
DEATHS

at the residence ~ her
daughter, Mrs. y. $. lett -2i3 Chat
nm street on Monday 5lNRGARET
c. HILL. widow OF James 7. nm.
She leaves one daughter, Mrs T.. :
Jeit, three sons. James T John +
and Braveiy j. iill. and nve grand
children 20 mourn their loss.
uneral from the residence TO-
DAY o'clock =. NJ lnterment ss
lynch6barg. Va. papers please
copy.
in Sew York sunday.
August II. MRS. EDWARD ! CAR
TER. nee Helen y Whlttesey. niece
OF q. Norris Shuman
in this CITY on August
goth. MRS. SARAH a. GRAY, widow
OF Robert s Gray.
The funeral will take place from
1912 East Broad AT 10 \. II To DAY.
Interment In Hollywood. Funera.
private.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
First nnic OF New Cation.

TSpecIhI 10 ITO TImes- Dlspntch.
Norfolk, Va, August 20.-The first
bale Of 1912 cotton to be shipped to
this city arrived tH-day from Marion.
S C.. and was sold at IA cents per
pound 1t was eight days later than
the first bale last year. 1t was graded
strict mlddling and was pronounced 4
good grade OF the staple.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
MEMORIAL SERVICES PLANNED.
WIN BE Held Throughout coun,r,

VIII he Held Throughout Country
Week From Next sunday
New York, August 2o.-News OF tho
death OF General Booth In London was
communicated TO Miss Evnnleltne
Booth, his daughter. at the salvation
Army headquarters here shortly after
the receipt of tho word Tonight Miss
Booth who is tho heud OF the saliva
ton Army In America. suffered n com
plete nervous breakdown
At the American headquarters OF Tho
Army Miss Booths stan OF officera and
her followers had been prepared FOR
the news. ana they immediately dis
patched news throughout the country
~ the same time movement waF
launched for the holding OF si.nnlta-
neous service throughout the worla a
week from next Sunday. III posslbie
to complete ARRANGEMENTS In that tfino.
The last visit which General Boom
paid TO America was on lbs eighteen
birthday four years ago when he was
"eeoraed honors In many places
harrington Booth who became
esirauged from his father sixteen
years ago and founded the independon,
orss nization known as the VolunteArs
OF America, was AZ his home a, blue
Point / L. tonight. when news OF
MS fathers death reached him Dur
Ing the afternoon Mr. Booth and his
VIE had been notitiet or the generals
sinking condition and they sent tho
following telegram 10 CHIEF Bramwou
Booth In London
Love and sympathy TO sa,her ana
yourself
tSignod)
"BALLINGToN AND MAUD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
SIX CONVICTIONS
IN SKEEN'S COURT

CONTINUED From First Pnge)
Collier. r. *. Wilson, Thomas Hamii-
ton. J. W. Herd. Wesley Miner. J. l..
Dillman. Arch Seabolt. Don Tollv. w.
Cotrell. VI. NJ. Williams. John Roee. w.
Davis, James Chatiin, w Deary.
Charles Reason. W. c. Coldiron. Ton
Napier, Lem Oshourne. e Harrison
Russell, W. r. Short, Sam Russell. W.
Cotrell. Ewing Woodward. J. {. Polly.
Confessed Charles Collingsworth
Isaac Seabolt. George Seahoii sam
Lawson, Brack Noe, Pardin Price. Crisis
Syhert. Ross Belcher. Elijah Johnson.
Marshal Johnson. Henry sage. w
Hobbs Frank Lody. Lewis Gibson. Geo.
w collins. Ed. Travis. Geo. Munsev.
Root lhvesay, w. Castle Eli Nernil-
llon Emmett kimberling, W. Hound E
shell. Trig Fannon. Steve Napier.
Nathan Livingston. Charles Berga n
W Coins Henry Seymore a j. Fisher.
Robert Dean. Richard Vermill!on. James
Thompson. Harvey Flonor. Emmett
BAN, a. L. Hobbs. John Hess. Hen
4erson Bledsoe. James Hess. James
Gldridge. Henry Thorpe. Bud Ball
fmmitt Price Richard Gibson. While
! Richie, Orvile Collins, Patton smith.
Sage Collins W. Muiwo. Wine Bledsoe
Retired Bruce Wilson Richard
Walton w. Denny w. James. "
Smith. Jos Hopkins. Arch Rigsby' mi.
! ton McCraclSin. Badly Ball. Henr,
! Ioml!nson, !. +. Kimberling. Tom sey.
mour John Flonor. w. s. Davis
Tried and found guilty: Andy Davis
thirty days In TAIL. Frank Davis. fort,
DAYS in Jail Elijah Gibson. 500 nne
Dock Burchett. ninety days In tan
Scot McCrackin four months in iau
Bonnie Oshournc sloO me.
Tried and found not guilty. Aubnr,
There are nfty-six cases stun on Tn.
docket
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
ACKNOWl. EDGMENT

MRS. PYPER AND FAMILY SINCERE
~ thank all friends for their kind
expressions Of sympathy In their re-
cent sudden bereavement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21

at the loss Of the head of one Of the
ot.u greatest charities These VIII
be sent b. caolegram to the assoc!atior
headquarters at London.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
"recnsti Virsinia-Cioudy We'd
nor.;H' nrohabiy showers southye.t
portion; Thursday fnir.
urn 'hrQline-Fnir on c,ast,nho.Y
,ns In interior Wednesday and Thurs
Special Local pntn for YESTERDAY

special Local Dntn for Scstcrd,,
~ D on temperature
:, l. NJ temperature - 90
W \ mum temperature up to
Minimum tamperatnre 81
J. Nj "P -
Mean tcmporaturc o.
normal temperature
hNrtss in temperature
IN temperature since
"'g,i,, eNc.ss IN temperature since
deficiency In rainfall since March -
Ae ,.. excess in rainfall since
, ian, ,, ,..-.. ........ gro
~! ''"r"l observation 5 T.. NJ. Yesterday.
humidity -
Wind direction . X -
W ma velocity .......
Weather c,,a,,,
Rainfall last ~ hours .... Trarc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-21

Especial % Inc Iimas- Dispatch
boyk!ns. Va August e0-Mrs
Reuben bryan, died 800 Portsmouth ana
tne remains were brought here to-day
70 pe buried sac leaves ulGnaud.
three small chldrcn. farh.r. mother
and slsters- I'll OF Inrtsmouth