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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-16
weIser Valley Corn Crops Profitable

Weiser.-Corn, equal In quality to
the best In Iowa or Nebraska and far
greater in per acre yield and of every
variety, can be grown on western ir-
rigated lands. This has been dem
onstrated with increasing satisfaction
in the weiser valley during the last
three or four seasons.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-16
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Mass at 8 A M on lst and 8rd Sunday
OF each month. On all other Sundays
at 10 AN.
ii. A. Campo. Rector
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-16
ADVENTIST.

Every Saturday
sabbath School-l0 80 q m
Bible Study-ll:30 IN
Young pee Piles meetina-l 80 p m
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-16
UNITEDPREsBYrERIA CHURCH

Rev. Rob't j. Davidson ID ID Pas
tor. Services at IL 100 IN and $50
o m Sabbath school at 10 100 m
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-16
Congregational Church Notice

OOngTtgdllOndl UluICn NOtiCt
Sunday Services,
Sunday School 10 a m
Preaching Services l l N
O + Meeting 7 pm
Preaching Services 3 p IN
Midweek Lectures every Wednesday
evening 8 o'clock
Philip Koeni2. Pastor.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-10-16
MethOdists.

Sunday School-l0 A M
Preaching Service-li A NJ
Junior Leagues p M
Epworth League $3.50 p N
Preaching Service-73:0 r M
Thomas Johns. PASTOR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17
1ies uno 9as.

9ag Sonberfonunittee oas
Gtaotratbs, Ons Dor einiger 3eit duf
geranlaiiung pou 5errn 5oiepb 8er.
rina ernar1tt tporoen mar, Inn cine
qenoue unteriufltng NIT 8e3ug alsf
Die ge6dIter an3uitelleu, nelde al
itiotiihe angeiteate be3oblt iperDen,
I'm et1paige WiBDerboltniiie in oie-
ZEN 8ebdltern aiis5ugleiden, miro
9eute ieiue erlte Sienn8 abbaIte1.
Die 8ubaetz aommifIion belt
qeItern Ulorgen bic erIte SiBung ab.
Ia pus Tags por6er pom Stdotrdth
gutgsbeiBene Budget absr ni4t porldg,
neil beim 8ruden iich Elm 5ebler eirtS
gef6liden BAT. erfolgte 8ertagung bis
8pnnerltoa, mann b1s Budget fur bds
ssSatr 1914 pprlisgeH fpirb.
Naebrere llnterne5mer aus BEN
Often, beren ss5centitdf nod oeheim gee
| balten lpirp, gelangten qeitern in ben
gefb oss 9rnnosigent5ums an ber
| GprboIteG eGde Der 10. StraBe UNI
| GeHtrdl Wne1tue flr dnqeoll1 S4O,UO-
unb bed6li6tigen, bort Elm Danoel.
biloerz5 6edter gu srridten beiIsn 8o,
ten fit auf fpeiters $4,000 belaufsr
perben.
/ - 9eItern ipurbe auh 6err 4uguI
Serrmaun dls adnoibat fin giirder,
meiiter auf benz repubtitantIfen eide
oendnnt. gtls man i'm fragte, ernie
6srte er, feline geffdftliden Snter
efien ieien berart, bab sr srit srnitlid
barber nahbentsn niiIie, ob oieIe ibn
| ois adnbibatur geftotten.
Der Gis6dnbler albert Rsnner
| 4217 qdnalanb Strdbe, iutte geIterl
i'm 8unbesoeriht nm 9erbdugung ot!
gautsrottperf1brens not. Gr iagt.
| ba bid pdtrsnb bes Streits ber Sis
fabrsr isine aunbfdpaft 0erlaufeu ba
| te, IpodB er isinen ger6inolihtette1
r;ft nd6fommsn f0nne. Gieielbe
bstraqen $1,000 uno Die QttiUa $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17

neift ben etaatsantpalt an, gegsn Die
Tdnlbiaen garteien ftrofrehtlt6 por@
suaeben. @uegenbeims erite 6rou, bic
NIT ibrem Wdo4ennamen Grace
gropn 6ieb, CAB Dor Geri6t an, boB
fie auf glnratben bss auipaltes tbres
Waonres fdlfdlider Deiie Sninois dls
tbren 6eimatbsitoat dngegeben babe
3os gericht ipod bdnn bie Sdeiburg
aus uno @uegenheim Der6eirdtbete I'D
pieoer. sSeBt perldngt Die Bran, oaB
oitf 9runb Der erfpdbnten falfhen Inz
aobe bic Gbef9eiounq annullirt tperoe.
Dos Gircuitgerift mics oas @etuf'
d6, neil es ni6t in feline aompsten1
FdlIe, orbnete aber bic 8erfolgung Nlz
Ter an, fpelne bic Gheffsibunq benirti
6aben, inoem iis oas Geriht tduidten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17
EAiHsasAri6teH.

Rem gorf, 16. Suli. a6geg. !:
.9reiibent 6rdnt" na6 6dmburg;
ngaronia" na6 2iperpool; r4rgsn@
tina" ndn Batrns.
Qnget.: r5mperdtor" bon 5amburg.
Sout 6ompton. abg.: :St.
pdul" na6 gleD Yort; ~8ronprin5
Dilbetm", bon Bremen, na4 Rem
0ort.
ReapeI. anget.: rGarpatAio"
BON Sem gort.
4ntpsrpen. 2(ng.: rWIefaba"
BON PbilobeIpbta.
ton. Quget.: rQaconia" por
Qtperpool.
Quebec. Qnset.: p5eipsridn'
BON GlasgoD.
9Iasgon. Quset.: .Saroinidn'
bon p6ilaoelphia.
2ioerpool. Qng.: y5rancontd'
bon Bottom; .2nurenttc" bon WsOnt
rial; rGampania" bon Retp Yort.
aueen3tonn. n. Qng.: rMerion
Don Qhilaoelpbia. abgeg.: rQrabtc
bon Qinerpool, nah Bottom.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17
Gleime s.Dliseinahri6ten {.

- Inter Ser 4nflale bes 8roBs
6iebItahls rpuroe geiteru Der 5urbi9e
arthur Ibonloion perblitet. gr miro
beihuloigt, ieinen Acknowledgment
8aunes. pom go. Sic GIurt StraBe,
cine aoloeue Inihenlbr geitobIen 5ll
BADEN. 8aut 8eriiherung Der Boll5et
hat 5hompion ben GiebitabI 5ugeltan.
ben un0 angegeben. boB Die llbr iih
sur 3eit in 6en SGnoen zines llbrs
moders bebufs Geparantr beftuoet
- Sa0ie gooinn, BON Ro. 1884
Central auenue, ano Utarp 9d'e, ool
$50 1t29 Biue GtraDe Uuroen &c.
iteru abeub angeblid iniol8e ihrer
eiaenen lluporiihtigfeit on Der arc'l'
suna Der gterten lino Bine StraBe
pom einem 8agen Der }lbrns Grpref
So. nieoereerannt. Die heioen 5rau
en famen nit lnbeoeateR0en S6runt
men oduoH.
al6ert Baton puroe geitcrr
pom Geteftiues uon PORTSMOUTH 5u
riidgebrafd un0 uiro iid beute ne
aen tbdtIi6en gtugriifs uuf gtarI
a2csoale, Don go. 1640 Gaitcrn aoc.
,n berdntIuorten baben, Die er tlr5
Iih uerneiIert babeu ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17
Ausldnoiibe Nad,ribten

Die 0oppeGgdnger. SH 90
ris bat Dor einigsn Sageu cine 2beaz
terprobe itQttgefunosn. bel Ger Elm
pbantaiiebegabter 0ariteter uno nit
i9m cine 2luBall anoerer, offen6ar
alei6faas IpiritiitiIh per1nlagter 4Ola
legsu einen 0oppelgdngsr oes peritors
bsnen Mfaheuet ais 8etit bes aompos
niIten geiehen babsn rpolleu. Die Bett,
oans beionoers absr Baris - 10 pldus
bert nun Elm mfitdrbeiter oes pet; Z
Qlopo" iber oas 9bema y9oppeIgduz
ger - bic Welt rptrnmslt ia Dot folz
Gen Sofas" fpie biz S5rqn3oIer Iie in
Nuipieluna auf bic beriihrnIe Qlmphl=
irgontom0oie WioLieres uennen. gpr
mebreren Sdhren brahte Elm g5ur.is-
glutt elm eynterpiefp nit Dem Oer'tjrbs=
nen Sberften 6enrp, Der Iich pdhreno
beg 9renfusz6dnbels auf Den m2ont
8alerien bic aeble nit eiuem R1iiers
mefIer ourhoeIhntttsn hat. Ter ,f7s
terpierrer bate ben 8or1t)tSenen al
Der 5errafTe zines 8nuleparosA Acitau.
rants beim 4peritjf ostroffen Cstal
@iloe iit Idnqere 3eit rah I:tnen
3ooe in eiuem tleineu tt1lientiher
Ort aeIe6en tporoen. Bi3le MonIr her
habsn 9onpeldduosr. Seo.rmdnn ne 3
baB 96niq Georg BON 'Sng'ono
Gar 9itolaus einorosr gum 8erpef
ieln dhnLih iinb. sic habeu AUDI i6r
Dpppeladnaer I'm 3ipilitanhe Ter
peritorbenen G1niq bon 8etqien, ,. {
| Ieinerft ibm pprsiiglih to2irer> en- 87a
peluGnqer, sinem feiner lutertharen
/ fonu man tdqlih auf Ger gouleodr
I hcrsonen. Gonig 2epo9'o ~ t'rfer
| DoppelqGnger fpgar pielfab fir be-
Iuf aalonter 4berteuer, Der i'm /
g}aris ftets umaab, psrpfltdtet qetpe
fen fein. SIN Sabre 1900 pcrbrsitet
fch in 8aris bic hartnodig geqlaubt
oeaenbe. Guiier Milhelm babe n
aBsltausfterIuna iutoanito beiuht. 8o
als befdnb Yih Elm 8eutiher, 4fIsfo
s., in Qdris. Der fir Berionsn, ol
ii5er aaiTer milhelms torperltte er
fheinuna niht eenau unterri6tet no
rem, burh cine auffonsnoe 4ehrlihte
Der Gsiihtssiise unb Der Statur mol
| III etner w<rpehsluna QnIdb gete
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gaSiider ilntsritiitnHss.g .gersin.

Sn i<intm Saupt Gunrtier.
slGmm's Gale ,gde Der WfcWsiten
unb GIber 5trabe. bisl. Der obils
gerein gefarn glbeno uHter 8oriiB
css Germ 1no. geiesr isint rsgslmds
bise gsrIammlune ab. Qohbem bua
Qrptotcll Der lsbtsn WerIommluna
Surch Getret6r John Gisbolb psrlss
ZEN unb bon ben Anpeisnoen sutss'
teibsn mar, isste prdiibsni geiSsr
fie anneisnben BON bem herbtn Der.
lufi in Renntnib. ben Der gr Draft
rent bes Dsreins. 9err Soba a6nia.
burcb ben in Windsn srfoIgien TDh
feines 21i1brigen 5obnes erliiisn bat
4uf anirag ipurot btr Setrttdr tes
ouFtraat, 6trrn a6nig uno eeifen ia
mile in sinen Stxeibsn bas BeiIsif
feiner 9anbsleiite pom gdbifhn I'm.
terffiis. Dsrein aus3uoriideu.
Gen ersrnniten Wlitgliebern Cub.
mia Gdapcb, Soisp6 Better. Sasot
ssifh<r. ghcrlts Bitter unb 4eoll
sf<lier rurbtn irissefcmmt $93 al
sfronstnunseritiibung dnssDiefn.
Der arrangements ausfHub fii'
kns am "a. Mag. In Reifrotbs Oar
su p<rrHitnItesbe -Buhiine gclisfsit'
fpnnie beri4tsn, bob q NIT ben Dor
bsrtihmatn riinig pcrDdrts f6Feitet
iinh iiM. fdIIs Der Msttergrtt an ben
ttiseiisnhsa xass bta 0cSsHinn 81
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Jn(anO ge(egrGp6
Gin 8sidu0utB in bsm
CALLAHAN U( orepro3eB.

2 @ q q II III , b.
Wtndeter, ap., Is. Suli. -
San Deoton, einer Der aht gtdnner,
bic Der Grmobuug o,s friiberen Sbes
riffs ppn greotbitt Gouutp. GoDdro
Callahan. ongstlast i!no, bat am Uttttz
nod auI BEN 3sugerItlno Elm polItdns
biaes 9eItGuOnib abgelegt ~-ano aIle
fsine Weitihuioigtn 3snonnt. Gr CAB
usnam QustunFt olriiber. tpie Der
Qlun sur grmorouHJ Galahaus aus
eehsdt norpen lei. Das mstite ges
ipeismaterial in Nsm qroSeB mar BON
Frdu Gillian 6rob. elmer 5c6ter
Ganabans, psrI6u!i9 berbeigei6afft
trornen.
448, ,O0o-q q1tronen tom
fis3irt.
Gl 9aIo, IsrIs. Is. Suli. -
Der. St. 9eoute. Don msritanIiter
| aoniulatsteamtn uateritiitt. perbdE
tsten am Miitpoh pier 4>ritaHer,
bic sine 2lnsahl Siitsu nit AS. 900
Gerrhrpatronen in cen 5ofen Der
S1nta SO GiieubatU in einem 5rdhts
naoaou perlaoen b1tten. Gin amez
ritaner, Der lpdbri 1einlih Der 5ubrsr
/ Der ShmuegIer mar. enttam. Ylan
alaubt. ccB Die Y1tronen. Die eiHa
Dertb BON $4,000 baben. fir Der
:snIureentens geucyal 5rancisco 8tao
| beftimmt raren uRo ir9eHnfpo in oei
R1be BON golum5us. u. W.. cb9slts'
feri peroen iolIten.
IGin Ginciunatier 80 D.
f9uI56sting iiegreia.
! 1tla0eIp5id, 16 Sut. 4R
Ttittpot rurbs 5ier dngetiinotgt
naB 9apio Barton. pom Der DoInu
| oils SohThuIe, osn eriten prsis er
hcften bat, ben bic Jiutional QluHi5t
palsaiaa fir ben beiten aufiag iibe1
has 5bemd: Die Util6periOrguHg il
meirsr Stoot" ausgsieBt bat. ). U
Nlithell Wrgartnsp. BON Der 4ltoond
3D., 6ohfdule, gr1ielt ben 5tpeitsl
/ preis.
/ Griminal 8erfabrer IN
4 Ghef6eiouns.
i gbieaao, 81, Is. Suli. - 9o
gircuiteeriht BAT ertldrt, bob b
5heibmng bes MiGiondrs WslIiuu
Guggenbeim burd getrug uno Der
lI1D0rung srIanst norosn lei IN
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sefinnt II, einen sroBsn GrfOlg bers
ipriht.
On ben Bicnics bes Rbeinpfdlser
llnierftiibunas 8sreins unb nes
Ghipd6iThsn llnterftiisungs Der
eins, Die am II. refp. 10. Nuguft III
Reidratb's !porf itatifinben, iperDen
iih 0ie Mitplieber n1b beften arGftcn
bstbeilioen. Die ginnabmtn ,bss
abenbs betruesn S106 uno Die nus
gdben $46.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-17
gelbitmDrbberimh
3iebt gaserplofion Had iidl, bic s,uei
WeniGenleben fDiten birfte.

s5rau Gliiab.tb 5eotman mante ges
fern ben @eriud. iid Dur4 Ginotb-
men bon aeu6taas um3ubringen.
Sins Grplofion 1T Die 5olge, bel
pel6er bic 2ebensmiibe un0 eine ii.
rer 30dter lsbensgefabrlids granbs
ipunDen erlei0en. 8as Wobna
baus 2615 SoutbIioe Qpsnue f4nel
tsIhdoigt. 5dmilien3niitigteitsr
trieben 5rou 2sDtrHan gum Selblti
moroperfuh.
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5ener Riirger iolIte feline aHgeIe.
penbeifen berartie reeeIn. ooB er am
30. SaiIi bier iein uno ieine stinms
bei Der Greitsisi-as3cbI absebsa sGr,i.
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Gin 2aentdenre6en
1or6ertc Gin NutDmobilnnfall an Der
gine mab WsniberrD Strafe.

autcmobil flibr infolae grentien'
bruhs IN einen Saternenpioiten.
Ger 3oote iii Der 8eit,dftsreiien6t
@illiam BerIod. 5eiu gritDe'
Ssarl 0erlnd erlitt Iebensgeidbr
Iid)e 8crlesungen. lie betocr
iibrigen Snioiieu Der Diaitine IA
mel, etfpas eIinIpfliher oaoon.
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Gin eincirnatier 8 o D.
f6uI3Dgling iiegrei6.
ghefa aeipuna 9.

ghiedgo, 81, 16. Siili. - 8os
Gueuitseriht bat srtiort, oab be
Gheibnng bes Wsiliondrs Mslidm
Guqaenheim bur6 Betrus unb @ers
II1p0rung srIagst norosn isi unS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-20
Negro kills won,nn

Cape Charles. Va. October 1o.-.A
little three-room house. situated OH
Old Plantation Creek, on HOLLYWOOD
farm, one miles from Cape Charles, was
the scene OF a brutal murder at o
o'clock last night when Abraham LIN
coin Ruffin, twenty-five years old, shot
and instantly killed Mary Jenkins,
seventeen years old, of Norfolk, Va.
with single barreled shotgun. The
woman's head was blown entirely off
From evidence at the coroner's inquest.
this morning, Ruiiin was solely re-
sponsible for the crime. although he
denied guilt, claiming that the wom-
an committed suicide. He was placed
In Jail ut Eastville, awaiting tho hear
Ing before the grand jury. All con-
cerned are colored
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-20
WATSON OUTLINES
BASIS OF DEFENSE
Will Urge Constitutional Pro.
vision Regarding Freedom
Of the Press.

Augusta Ga, October 19.-The con-
stitutional provision that Congress
shall pass no law abridging tho free
dom Of the press" will be the basis of
the defense of Thomas T.. Watson, once
nominee of the Populst party for
President. when he is placed on trial
in the United States Superior Court
here tomorrow on the charge of send
ing obscene literature through the
mails This was announced by counsel
for Watson here tonight. Plans for
the defense. they said, were complete,
although 10 witnesses nave been sub
poennaed in Watsons behalf.
Charges against Watson are ba Sod
upon two articles in two of his maya
zines. denouncing the Roman Catholic
Church. The alleged Objectionable
passages appeared in Natson's Jeher-
sonian. OF July, 1911, and Watson's
Magazine. of April and May. 1912
They were included in Il series of ar
ticles entitled The Roman Catholic
Hierarchy; the Deadliest Menace to
Our Liberties and Our Civilization"
Watson was indicted November 10,
1912. At preliminary hearing, he de-
clared the articles in question were no
more Objectionable than certain pas
sages of the Bible. carried without pro-
test through the mails.
Judge Rufus t. Foster. OF the South
ern District of Louisiana, who will hear
the case. arrived to-day. Judge Foster
was designated to hold the present SEES
sion of the court here after Judge
Emory Speer. Of this district, had ex-
pressed unwilllngness to preside until
disposition is made Of the charges
pending against him in Congress-
Several witnesses have been sum-
moned to appear for the prosecution,
but the exact course that would he
pursued in the Introduction of evidence
for the government had not been In
dicated tonight / WAS stated au-
thoritatively. however that no officials
of tho Roman Catholic Church would be
asked to testify. and that doctrines OF
the church would not figure prominent
ly in the trial. Instead. 1t was said,
the case would hinge upon the ,ques-
ton Of whether Watson's articles were
permissible under the guarantee of
FREQ speech. or illegal under tho postal
bar against the obscene literature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-20
FAIR
OPENS WEDNESDAY
Three-Day Exhibition Will Be
Given at Harrisonburg-New
Pastor Installed.

Harrisonburg. Va, October 19.-The
second annual Rockingham County
Fair will be opened TO the public on
Wednesday morning for three-da
show grounds In the southwestern
part Of the town Will look like n
tented city with the various attrao-
lions camped there to be ready on the
first Gay.
Aeropiane flights. motorcycle races.
korec races and various midway side
shows will be among the attractions.
The stock, poultry and agricultural
exhibitions will be features. on Fri
day all the schools Of the county will
give holiday In order that teachers and
Iupils may attend the fair.
DR.. y. z. Heneberger. for thirty
years a medical officer in the United
states Navy, has been retired FROM
his place NJ medical director, and viii
probably return TO his old home in
liarrisonburg. Or. Henebergcr was
surgeon on the Battleship Maine at the
time that vessel was blown up In Ha-
wanna Harbor. He is n graduate of
the University OF Virginia.
This morning at II O'Clock Rev II
l. Walton was formally installed as
Eastor OF Massanutten Presbyterian
Church by commission authorized by
the Lexington Presbytery. Rev. r. r..
Wilson. d. D.. of the Harrisonburg
Presbyterian Church. preached the IN
stallation sermon. and Rev. J. B. Mas
sey. Of Messy Creek. delivered the
charg" to pastor and people
Tho Martzes and the Phillipses of
North Rockingham County are all cx-
citement over n little want" ad pub
lished in a local pape: asking for IN
formation concerning the heirs OF
Frederick Phillips, n native OF Rock
ir,gham County, who recently died
leaving n largo estate in Licking
County. Ohio. Family ties. genealo-
giles. nible records and court docu-
ments arc being searched In the effort
to land information. a lawyer from
Ohio. the administrator Of the Phil
lips estate. will arrive here in a few
days. and IT is confidently predicted
that he will have but little trouble
locating numerous and sundry heirs
The fight microhe broke loose in
Rockingham County the past week
Near Port Republic. William Scott was
with rusty knife In the hands of
officers after a merry chase.
In Harrisonburg two brothers in IL W.
Clarence williams and William Will
liams. had desperate encounter Will
liainss face was badly smashed and his
wife was roughly treated and jostled
willie trying to separate the belliger-
ents
Below Elkton man named Eaton
was shot In the head. but not seriously
wounded by q man who escaped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-20
OFFICER IN DUEL
WITH DESPERATE
Man Few Weeks Out OF Pcni-
tertiary Rcsists Arrest at
Lynchburg.
BOTH DESPERATELY WOUNDED
Policeman Ware May Die as Re-
suit of Encountcr-Perrow
Shot Three Times.
Especial to Tho rlmes-Dispatcb. /,

Especial to The Times-Dispatcb1
Lynchburg. Va. October 1eIacL
Perrow. young white desperado only
a rev weeks out OF the penitcntiary.
was shot three times and seriously
wounded this morning by Policeman
George Ware of the local police den.rt-
ment; and the policeman was desncr-
ately, If not mortally, wounded nv
Perrow The officer shot Perrow once
In the right-breast. second shot
broke his right forearm, and the third
was in the head
Perrow was being hunted by Police
men Ware and Hogan. who wanted him
for robbing cars in the Sandy Hook
yard of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way The policemen separated and
ware came upon Perrow suddenly in
some underground. He shouted to
Perrow to throw up his hands. but in
stead. Perrow whipped out his revolver
ana fired five times In rapid success
sion' the fifth shot striking Ware In
tho abdomen. Then il was that tho
ohcer brought his weapon. which he
mad held In his hand during the shoot
Ing into play and shot Perrow in the
head.
Perrow was hurried to the Lynch
burg Hospital but died en- route. ware
was taken to the Home and Retreat
where his condition was found to be
serious.
policeman Ware, who has been on
the force about five years has been un
fortunate, for this is the second time
ne has been shot while discharRinr
his duty. On August IS. 1911, a ne.
gro shot him while resisting arrest
at Twelfth and Church Streets. and
the wound to-day is almost in tho
Identical place and practically tho
same character giving the officer but
a bare chance to recover
Perrow had not been out of the peni-
tertiary much more than n month when
lie was shot, having served n term for
Wounding Policeman George Crank two
years ago in Sandy Hook, when an eff
fort was being made to arrest him for
shooting up yard engine on the Chcs-
apeake and Ohio yard, not more than
half a mile distant from the scene or
the tragedy to-day
Perrow for years, although consid
eraoiy under thirty years old had been
source of great trouble to tho police
department, though he did not develop
tendency to shooting until he wound :
ed Policeman Crank in his leg about
two years ago. He has wife and
several small children and comes of n
good family.
/ Policeman Ware is powerful man.
ana 1t is hard to understand how Per-
row got the better of him this morning.
he Is a member of the First Christian
Church. where he is held in high cs-
TEEN. and has wife and four or five
children. the eldest OF which Is about
ten years old. His exemplary habits
Will stand him we'll in his present con-
dition. but IT will be almost miracle
If he RECEIVERS. Two months ago he
was shot at four or five times by n
white youth named Corbctt Lindsay
who was wanted for trining disorder
charge Lindsay was captured at
Spray, " c., about n month after, af-
ter sensational chase, and Is now
serving six months on the State road
force for his crime.
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The Times-Dispatch Bureau,
Bollingbrook Street,
(Phone 14S5),

Petcrsburg, va, October To.
Arrests on Saturday evening includ-
ed three colored youths-Sam, Dollie
and Cortez Lewis. brothers. the two
first named charged with assaulting
and beating Robert Ward. colored
porter. and tho last named charged
with feloniously cutting and wound
Ing the said Ward The first trouble
between Ward and the brothers Lewis
occurred in the forenoon, and the sec
ond, in which the cutting is alleged
to have been done occurred in the
afternoon on Gladstone Street Ward
charges that no was held by Sam and
Dolly Lewis while tho cutting was
done by CorteZ. Ward was cut in
the right arm and stabbed in the back
His wounds were dressed at the sta
tionhouse.
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Death or Aged citizen.

Theophilus a. Field, an aged and;
highly respected citizen, died this
morning about 10 O'clock at the resi-
dence OF his brother, Colonel e. NJ.
Field. on Corling Street. He had been
In feeble health for some time Mr..
Field was within few weeks of being
eighty years old. He was q native OF
Sussex County. but had lived In
petersburg for number OF years. and
was long engaged in the lumber bust
ness. He was n man of culture, and
true type of the old Virginia gentle
man. ever gentle, courteous and kind.
Mr.. Field was Confederate veteran.
having served CALAMITY throughout
the war.
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News Of Petersburg

location OF the new bridge over the
Appomattox; an increase OF the police
force TO meet the demands OF the
growing city, and the widening of the
streets ut the congcsted corner of
Sycamore and East Bank. These mat
ters Will all be only considered and
only reported on at future meeting
or the Council. 1t is not thought.
however that there will be any change
In tho location OF the Appomattox
bridge
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BROUGHT HOME FOR BURIAL.

The body of the late Donald M. Dun
Top, who died at his home In Balti-
more. on Friday. was brought to
Petersburg this afternoon, and the
FUNERAL services wore held at the
grave In Blnndford Cemetery, conduct
cd by the Rev. Charles r. StriblinR
Mr.. Dunlop was born in Petersburg
siNty-nine years ago. and was edu
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RECOMMENDATIONS CONSIDERED

Matters Urged by Mayor Sent to vnrl-
ous Committees.
Recommendations submitted by
Mayor Cabaniss In his recent message
to the Council have been referred to
appropriate committees for consider
alton and report These recommends
ations touch upon important matters
of public improvement. They include
prompt action to secure fine and
wholesome water for the whole city;
segregation as to change in the