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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22

brown suit. somewhat threaooare. and
mad on a pair OF brown tennis shoes
He declares he Is nineteen years old,
bat looks thirty.
Williams IS almost a shiny black.
has 4 round face. wears n small mus
lache and appears 90 nc about tNe
feet six inches in height When ar
rested he woe a pasr - oNerallS. tan
shoes. tan socks. a blue polka dot
handkerchief about his neck. He
eiNcs his axe as twcaty-on2. hat has
The appearance OF oe.ng az least twcn-
ty-cight.
The Hc0rico police are OF the opin-
ion that while only one was known 70
have done the shooting. there we're
StNcral connected with the robbery.
They believe that he-othcrs mace on
rs soon as the robbery was consum-
mated leaving one on guard, who
shot Nr. Morocock.
Efforts are being made today 90 IND
4 evidence directly connecting the me-
grocs being held with tho robbcrN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
PARALYSIS MAY
SOON DISAPPEAR
p d N Il q u ID. NA.-speclal.-

p I C Il 81 o y ID. VA--Special.-
Tine doctors ln charge ot Thomas u.
Walker. at ST. Luke's Hospital, aft
now inclined 90 the belief that ali me
bones .n heir PATIENTS s@al are in-
tlcL 10 was at nrzt feared that the
base OF the sk-u had been crushed
and that SIR Walker coulo NOT POSSE
lls recover.
Photographic X-ray plates devei-
opcd after Tho examination OF ar
Walker yesterday afternoon do not
show amy fracture This does NOT
mean that there are n0 fractures. out
IL does mean THAI there ls no serious
fracture. Certainly the skull Us not
crushed.
PARALYSIS due 90 "a blood clot on the
lcft lobe OF she brain now seems 20 oe
one OF the most dangerous complca-
tons bat spasmollc movements %
fhe right arm and Lex indicate that
thf eliot ls gradually being absorbed.
This belief U.s. strengthened hy the
fact that several times today Mr
Walker seemed 90 bc or the verge OF
| rcneclrusuesE lie opened hls eye,
and mutfercd incohcrcutly but soon
reiapscd into unconsclolsnees. i is
( considered fortunate that the ciot l'
ga the left side ~ The brain rather
than on the right sioe. for il 10 were
or the right the paralysis might extend
T Co the heart Death would then Id
L iuafantaucOus.
10 ls said az The hospital today tina
90 further N-ray examination woulf
te made. The doctors are satisfied
Elfh Nr. Walkers condition under lhl
f constance. fis pulse Is said a
ue strong AND respiration regular ans
leep.
one ~ the prncpel fears IS tha
the blood ciot may be EMBEDDED D.
broken tissue. lf such ls the case az
operation mas De lrreEary H4cn a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
PROUDLY BOASTS
he Is ANARCHIST
SUPPOSED 10 BE DE
MENTED, CONEESSk-S To
DOUBLE MURDER.

MUNICH, GERMANY Special. Il
am an anarchist Down with the gov
eminent and death TO an government
officers"
This fanatical uttcrancc today came
from the lips OF Johann Sraner. tho
supposedly dcmcntcd man. who shot
and KILLED. Major General Won Levin
ski. prussian military attache 20 Ba-
varia and a sergeant of police here.
Straner was questioned today by
Both the civil and military authorities
90 ascertain whether others were in
VOWED in a plot 90 kiii public Off
Gals.
strancr ma Sc a complete confession.
.ut denied that others were involved
% the shooting His only plea was
that hiss sweetheart be protected.
"She has tried 90 turn me from the
path OF anarchy. but felt a call that
! had 70 heed" declared Straffer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
HOLD SUSPECTS FOR
SHOOTING MERCHANT
Two OF Them Were Within lille
and a Half Of Scene Of the
Crime When Captured.
Claim They Are
Innocent.
RICH MOND, YA.-Speeial.-

RIG II M0ND, FA.-Special.--
Tghc condition Of the 1Iorccocis.
who were shot Tuesday by negro
burglars at DumbarIon. was gili-
afternoon reported 90 De favor
able. NJ. ". Morecock was opcr-
ated OF by DR.. Mclean and
Tie bullet extracted. and hc IN
aid % De getting along nicely.
Ills -on. Bernard, o. reported 10
be much better.
Three negro lsuect8--chlrgcl with
being suspected 0f completely ln the
robbery az fna store al 81. Isl. More
cock a. Dom barton and tne shoot
lu- of 1fr 1lorecocE yesterday morn
.rG-Eerc arrested near the scene OF
the crime last uight and are tocay
being held at the Henrlco SAN 90
await Level1pm and pending ln-
E~Ell latlol OF suspicious c4rrl mas taflces
surrounding them
Iue ~ tle negroes gives bis name
.s Edward Coleman and claims tnAt
le 81 "a farm hand employed on the
place ~ captain 81. T. L-Ehroot az
boswell. He says that he la twenty
two years Ole anG appears % he about
tIaf age.
EFe j. Of "a light chocolate color. and
Us about nsa feet slz inches Boa height
. He is dressed iu oscralls. has me-
enau-c cap 81 TOT hee-seat 0,ll
2 wears black shoes lie declared D.
can prove thar az the time az tn'
crime he was iD bed 0u the place ol
F captain Lighuoot in the county a
the tlme De was arrested, be says, n'
nas az the house o. one sallle 70
wards. "a friend 81 nia short dis
2 fance from boswell. The latter Il4c
- about twenty mHlz from Dunbar
ton. 1ie was arrested hy Special OF
Steer bernard DuEWei. ~ tuc Rich
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
PROTECT CATTLE
By Age LIMIT
CLAIM IL MADE THAT STOCK -
BEING KILLED OUT TOO
RAPIDLY.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special
Advocating law that win prohibit
The kuling OF cattle until they have
rca rhed "a certain axe. because cattle
are becoming scarce. "a committee re-
Gently appointed hy The Chamber OF
Commerce OF the District OF Column
bia Will confer with Secretary OF
Agriculture Houston.
After investigation the committee
has decided that within the next ten
years children viii have no shoes 20
wear. beef viii sell at between 40
and go cents "a pound. milk viii oe
at least 15 cents quart. and the
price of butter viii soar TO the sky
All this is laid 10 the killing OF
cattle without giving them chance
I 20 breed.
The only way in which 90 stop this.
! says the committee. is 10 have passed
/ a law which VIII prohibit the killing
OF cattle until fixed age. which
/ should be three years in the case of
steers and Sis years for COWS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
ENLARGEMENT OF
REVENUE PLANNED

Enlargement OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau 90 the Treasury Department is
contemplated as soon ass the Income
taN law goes into effect
10 is estimated THAI the cost OF coli
Letting the tax VIII DE less than $1,000
600 scar. and % may Dee possible TO
keep the cost under Z per cent Of
the total amount which the trainers
OF the law expect 20 collect namely.
100000.
Hundreds oi additional collectors.
inspectors and clerks viii have 90 be
employed. The present force OF the
Internal RevcnGe Bureaus is now claim
co 90 la overworked.
a deficiency appropriation VIII
have Co. be passed early az the next
session OF Congress 60 pay for the
Increased number of employees in the
hureau.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
UNITED STATES CIVIL
- SERVICE EXAMINATION
SKILLED LABORER (MALE).
(Qualifled as Negative Cutter and
Lithographie HeIper.)
-. 20 1nln
June IS, 1918.
me IInited states Clvil Service

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open com
petitive examination for skilled labor.
qualified as negative cutter and ltho-
graphic helper. for men only. on june
rs. 1913. to on a vacancy in the posi-
ton OF skilled labOrer. qualined as
negative cutter and autographs help
err. at 5000 a year. IN the Coast and
Geodetic Survey. Washington, ID. c.,
and vacancies as they may occur In
positions requiring similar Qualihca-
tons. Persons who desire this exani-
nation should az once apply 70 the
United States Civil Service Commits
sion. Washington, ID. C., for applica-
ton and examination Form 1900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22

New YOrk--FlOur-Ste Wheat
Firm: No. 2 red, s11l30113; No
1 northern, Duluth. Sl007. Corn
Quiet at 573058c.
Wool-Steady. Hides and Leather
STEADY. Rosin-Quiet Turpentine
steady; machine barrels. 453c. Petro-
leum---Steady SuSar-Raw and re-
fined. steady. Coffee-Spot. quiet;
Rio, No. z. 11zc.; Santos. No. 4, 1889:
mild. dull: Cordoya, l5Ul7c; nOmf-
nal P0tatoes-Steady; Florida, new.
barrel, SS.5o05.50 sweets, Jersey.
basket, Si.25U165. Cabbages and
Peanuts-Steady and unchanged
Frcights--Easy: grain TO London. 50
Baltimore. -W'heat-Firmer
contract. s1.07. Corn--Ffrmcr: con-
tract. 55ac Oats-1Srm. No. white.
400 sole: standard. white. aS0Ssac.
Rye-Quiet: No. ! western, 6s zee (.
/ No 2 western. 654e6c.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
EXPECT NEGRO TO
PUT UP BATTLE
RI c H n o \ D. vA-speciai.--

RI c H n o y ID. vA-Speciai.-
White the police here were on the
cut Vivc Thursday ewaiting news
from the officers % FlUVaana county.
Who are thCuNht 20 &c ON the tran
OF Charles Ware. twenty years
old. ard Cornelius Ware, sixteen years
old. Waiter Ware. the twin brother
of the younger fugitive, is hoping
a-ainst hope that his eldest brother
s,su riVe himself Up without q strug-
sic. He IS known % he armed.
-He said he would not be taken
alive" repeated the prisoner this
morning. and / guess he means What
whiio no word had been received
.sem l'luNanua county by noon. tro
rs,iicc here WOULD not be Surpr isco ~
The officers OF that county would NOT
lie prccipitated into battle with the
eldest negro. whom his brother under
r-rst here declares As the only as
sauant OF County Ofhccr r. W. Ben
sam who now is IN Memorial Hos
rital suffering from the injuries re-
ceivcd when the three nesroes escaped
f~om him at Robinson and Main
streets shortly after midnight Tues
mat IL was only hope OF o0tsinins
E fenfnncr for himself. ano desire
r ro avoid being suspected OF mp
4 dion in ara desperate deeds which MS
F. the boy now under arrest 20 give him
self up. is the opinion Of the loca
police.
This morning in Police Court Jus
tice CrutChlcld continued the hcarini
. on the charge 81 feionionsiF assault
ing the county officer 90 Nay 24th-
To Detective SerEcauts Bailey an,
Wiltshire. who ellectea his arrest b,
rrcyinE upon the fears 90 ncgro WIZ
haa rarbored him ak zion City. tn
NH.n"H
. brother Charles viii not De take'
I without desperate resistance INA
Ifhe lads words are taken seriously :
.lowu hy the warning which the tlcn
2 r1ond police have given 90 sherl
campbell. OF Eluranna county, 20 r
prepared for trouble when he. hl
deputies or other county CiIcers com
across thc negrofs.
III stands 20 reason said Sergear
Banes this mcrning. that the negr
Who muricr0usiy assaulted ara office
while under Arrest On such a silgf
charge as 1oy-riding tn his employer
automobile without pCrm.sE ion. Woul
f he expected 20 put up nght if col
ucrcd now. Ass stance was oAcrcu
The Eherif 90 EllFlnDa county by q
local authorities. but hc declared N
f officers there could enlist the aid
farmers and other citizens, if assis
aucC is needed.
Wanted I'm West Virginia.
Letters belonging 20 Walter wa
+ have beer discovered hy the POI.
which convince them that the rhr'
/ brothers recently committed la nun
Der % nltraccs in West kirEini
where the reFroes are now, the o
flcers believe. wanted
Walter ls the only one Of q
brothers who icft any clothes in p
4 room. The police ~ once took char
~ them and in the pockets %
coat found the letters Many ot q
letters appear 90 have been Writt
hr m woman.
The police do not know what G.
be proved against Walter Ware
connection with the assault up
County officer Bendau. They expo
b. 81 hold him. however, and ~ he ca
Y. nrr be prosecuted here hc may
y. returned 90 West Virginia FOR tr
- there
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
p c. RIDEEoUR,
G.. Z BALL.
JACK VOLASKI,
ERNEST DOEAEUE.
n y WTCMEE

oNfe EsunE WOULD NOT SIGN.
Surur HASH l,neh refused a.
-ian sac n1susr- ln ~HFlaiuinE III
- u. aus believe rhe arcI1eut
ras 1uc 40 specs, eclleNc TIE
5000 ar1s. raured bg a bad tire
7 a. n.af heIlrs~. 1roTn ghr e. ilenre
ErNe hearG rana the car was
rruntr- ever twenty miles ru Aunr-
B b~If-<r rtaf any hlE ear via
tn+ strr. 81 Hrltru uruuna AhnA
curve a. asa over rssearE nuiies au
beur. a. fl4llr 60 ae ttrrfA-sal- 4 a.
nos he5d either NJ - nzarr ~ ny
EIrIl crlrulnails reepcurlNte-"
81 eeEllrrEtiaG aE tA- above Dr.
IaEtor s1-1 thur cab nnce DrAnfr
ca hts eurc~r a. rercuer hHo ~ hno
dfs.erd jazz Dr. LAstof 80,
rrzra. nEt fhc lngue-t 4eld this
usorEissE. 80 its nuu.t,er tD~lrates-
rsHs fhr h-1-9ta hsie - hiaH-
Thomas q Walker and El-
fifnuEerfr. e. Eel. are held re-
aDousltle fpr tlse death ~ Andres
~ NLllincllzTn. who received iat14
ln5urle< when Mr.. II aiEer- car
c,rs-rf nrnf-f near fite Country Gun
Hast Tuesday evening
E3o<n ARE 20 De- arFesie-d. A.
fufdinE - a statement made tflie
aFff-r-ursou az ftle EnltrIu-llll 81
sisf ingpe-f conducted hy Coroner
IEf3tlara a. Iasior-
T8lss Cg,runer- a. soon a. tne
fsrrF returned lts verdict uOttne-d
lts-frrzsse SessrNut Sotln s. hey %
5lr sE1Eort- Sergeant Wiley hAr
arIsf-fsI CHIEF - Fcftcc ~ erller.
and rlle citlef riN ~ o1if'e tAke
uD lie E1attcT oi ti1e arrest 90
NaiLer zsid Ben ultb stle ben-
rico c<anry Tesics--
Mr.. taIIlnGliaEu. MILO itEe1 ~
qfaf Grove tNcalae. died in 81
Likes IfospdlAi. which made
aa-s.-sary tile i,8qucef 30 tite cltl
t,s.rons-r. The accident uizleti
s-auss1 Ana of-zth took f'laet iil
IEesfrEo8 CsouHfg- The arfert- fnuss
ff.s-rx.fors ~ nsndc hy g'suuty Of
rrs.-e o. az ttif-lr rcs, ueet-
Wtdfe fise 2FTceis z1ag ~ fnaos
fsfse s-tealne o. tonsOFrDs, or am
Rar which ff~s suiz- zile con
vr-sliencs ~ tie HeDriN0 ooustabu.
lasy. neltiler Afr. - sller nov ~
k3iau8eOr WsiI 30 arral9Iled mt
i,ofli haze rsecoVefes lronz bsai
iDSurles-
IA. strange coincidence IL de-
e.-foFssd ti1at tise nfEt nHfotrDflll
fuaue@t ever ksesG ~ Coroner las
8or asas over ltaf BODY ~ SIR -
a.. Csnrfslrlxlsl ~ fIutafzn4 coDn
rs. e7so. ou -epleaDi1eF ~, 1903
xSne rRn fs<nsn afs8 kifiec a
gleafDtil and Main etfe<-Ee ~
Gag ~ lslsicil Hiias 3fary ~ atkef
dauzistcr ~ Thomas ,. Wake
WAS rfltBg.
T'fse 3st4aesf BOW S. progress 8
flae faelffb aNto iD0ulry ID $ica
asnu1. Tn 1903 tlsefe Was on
So safo Nte. S. 1913 tno- a. tsS'
$3.50. So 1912 one.
Afsurneg Lewis Hfffarsls So
f,ears.d dGring lile ilsqeest - rep
rtsent NJ. NNiher. o,ss1F 90 rs
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
STRIKERS PLAN
AGAINST union

CINCINNATI. o. Special More
street car lines viii be operated TO-
lag with the assistance Of strike
breakers 10 the efforts % the COM
Dang are not frustrated by strikers
The police viii again be asked 10
guard the cars. "A further effort %
unionizc the employees ls being made
Ira . call for "a meeting tonight %
llnemcn. hrcincn. engineers, oilers and
electricians ~ fhe company. who have
not yet struck.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
CRUSHED TO DEATH
BY HUE MACHINE
AT CHESTER. SUFFERS \
HORRIBLE DEATH FROM
CIRCULAR SAW.
cHEsTER. Va. speeial.- A negTo

CHESTER, VA. SpocioI.- A negro
employed here ly the Wells-Davis
Manufacturing Company was caught
in circular saw yesterday and drag
red 20 his doom. suffering the loss OF
both arms. before falling dead, after
being thrown from the machine.
The negro first had his hand caught
ln the machine. and Boz turn his arm.
Al "a rapid rate he was drawn into
the jaws OF the machinery, thrown
over and his other arm completely am
putated.
i'm This condition the negro was
thrown Co. the floor OF the shop. where
10 ran bleeding and shricking among
the other employees. finally falling dead
from Joss 90 blood, before help could
be given him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
OATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
LSlLas - Union Slnck Nardsl

LIVE STOCK AIaARflkT.
(Sales al Union Stock yards.)
Report Of live stock market for the
week:
Best steers. 7sQS3e.; medium 70
good, 7u7Ec.: common to fair, 5AU
&c: best heifers, 7l7Ac.; medium 70
good. 4al5Ac.; common 10 fair, 3aH
Die. best COWS, 6G63c.; medium 20
food. 43Q5tc; common TO fair, sac
S3c; best oxen, 6t073c.; medium 20
good, 53(i &c; common 10 fair, 4AQ
5sc.; bulls. s3@ &c; best calves, 8 9
&C.: fair 10 good. TQSc.; dicks. 405c.;
Cows and calves. S35.00Q75.00 per
head. Best hogs, SQ95c.; light hogs.
SQS3c.: SONS and stays, 53Q
72c. best lambs, 7AUS3c.;
medium to good. 5307c.; common 20
fair, 4u5c.; best sheep, 6461c.; fair
20 good 5U6c.; commontO fair, 3tG
sc. Spring lambs. $4,000 per head.
New -Beeves-Firm- Steers,
$6I00 $50; bulls. $5.250800; cows.
$500 $50. Calves-Neals 256p50c.
higher. others steady. Vea.s, $500
1850; culls. S6uS.00; barnyard calves
and yearllngs. SiM5.50. Sheep and
I4ambs-Steady 10 shade lower. sheep,
/ S5N 6.s5: culls. $3.5O0 4.50: lambs.
/ $3.50 $50; culls. $74750; spring
I lambs. S4500 6.35. HOgs-Firm 20
/ lOc. higher at $9.SOQ101O.
/ Chicago. Hogs-Weak. Bulk OF
sales. s915m9.40. Cattle-Strong
/ Beeves. $71O09.2O; COWS and heifers
/ $3.75 q $40; calves, $64S.25. Sheep
Strong at 500 200; lambs, S70S.7O
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
BLAME WALKER And
BELL FOR ACCIDENT

City II Richmond, to-vlt:
An i1Quisiton 81 1912 East
BroS1 Street in said city on the
18th day Of hay, 1918. before me,
Dr.. william q. Taylor, coroner,
up0n the view OF the body OF An
drew 3. Nlhnghzm there lying
dead:
TIE Jurors sworn 70 inquire
when. how and b. what means the
said Andrew 3. WillinghRn came
20 rs death, upon their oath do
say that he cEme % hrs death OF
the 18th day O. Nay, 1913. from
Injuries received On the 18th day
CT Nay, 1913. by The overturning
OF an automobile belonging TO
Thomas J. walker and driven by
Lee Bel. and they are Of opinion
that the overtuTni1g Was due 70
the unlawful and reckless speed
az which the automobile was
driven by Lee Bell and which Was
allowed bv the owner, who was II
the car with him
WILLIAM Z. TAYLOR,
Cc~0uer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22

NARKLI CONDITIONS.
Live Poultry-All kinds IN heavy
demand. Eggs-Receipts extremely
heavy. outlook for lower market.
Butter, Veals. Hides. etc.-In heavy
demand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22

Sioek Exchai.-se firm 81 Thomas n
Perkins & CO. announced us failure
today The failure Is considered I'M
important and had no influence on
the market The Iirn dealt extensive
~ in copper stocks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
CAR WAS GOINd At
HIGH RATE OF SPEED
Former Employers Of Chauffeur
Bel Expected 10 Appear Before
Coroner Tsylor's jury To-
movrow Aornlng-N aLlSer
Still Remains Unconscious.

AAA0AN - -
morrcw Eornlng-W aIlzer
Still Remains Unconscious.
Rich M0ND. VA.-Speeial.--
AulOil. SfsOSc WLto llaNc uccsa
sasaruoasa 10 testify bcforc tlc
coroner are {. ". Linhnrd, Oscar
SreEory, nhO was in the aat0mo-
bile. and eBrRard Jones, who HaS
on The tennis court 81 the club
when the accident occurred.
neIcs I've Nftcg saiu ne would
ur-saaaiy SHANNON Miss Louise
rrt.S and Miss Gertrude Lewis.
81 sci Ntc-g FRANKLIN olrcct- The
1lis~c- Lewis are said 10 have
iacCn On ihc club kCranOa. and AZ
tncN are summoned they VIII
testify a. 40 ti1c speed OF the car
rs it was uri1Cn through the club
grounds.
DclcCltc Sergeant john Wiley
Tcpurtct az puliCc headquarters
lola9 that hc Wcuid testify Dc
fore tilc coroner inquest tnmor-
rra morning lnal iu mis- belief
thc Walker automobile which
overturned ntLr the Country
Cuh Tuesday evening. hiliinE
andrew - Miuin-haua. OF 1Aul
Grove Avenue. ami dangerously
luiuriuc several olhcr-- was run
ming. Rthcn thc accident occurred
nt "a ~pccs of "a least thirsA -hVc
miles IN irour.
fscl.lais g. J-ait>. al lliC Nos.i-
lluuxFrllf's fluS. 81 n 2-l~ sr cy--
witness. and who win appear az
thc inquest. VIII SAY Deicctifc
Wupr declared. that tilc aItuulO-
Iilc lsa. travelling NJ high SucCd-
Detective Wiley spent the
greater part Of the day Wednes-
Iay talking 90 those connected
Eith lilc accident getting the
-t1tsnicut- % eyewitness and
t.--lln1 salumouS lor them 90 APP
pear before Coroner Taylor at
~ o-ciock tomorrow morning.
According % the Information
have the car was travelling GER
t.lnlv th1rry-Nxc milo an hour.
frf.. DIGESTIVE said. --nud perhaps
forty on furIy-hvc miles an hour
When 30 struck the aurn Is
r.-ufa mnr possibly stay in the
rora IL was thrown out and
ralfci over hy its own terrific
momentum n car H. running
slowly ID viii not turn over unless
Al rolls Gown an eu1h1nhincnt-
This car dii not roll down any
ssufankment- If turned turtle
ll.-raE-c Co Wa going TOO last TO
tnkc Ihc turu and remain in the
read
p4trrff.c Wiley has imvcSti-
.--f.~f = number CO aCciiicnt--
-nne IS thcm similar GO thl-
out--and ic T. re-arucd a. -ope
oT The most experienced carer "a.
and rru-rsrnrIhN nrn cunucCtca
with thc police department
Ell have reported to Coroner
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22

Il a estimated tlat C5i0s moi1ere
rerfior taw xiii coat fre state ttDps-
600 wear Every oay 81 the year
II a tfothrr,s Day cDt rhere.--Harfl-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
RICHMOND nay MARKET.

foi owing are the quotations on ths
c.t .i aay Exchange:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-22
0Rrc SECOND RtNR saGs
,6AdS and surlss nsste&
gtCHNONB BAC Co. lac
Richmon4. Va
30 IT 80

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN IS 10
czcea--stt rncss and soreness
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-08
MONROE

Rev. and Mrs. Daniel W. K1rtz sail ed Saturday from New York for their European trip, and expect to be ab- sent nearly four months Master Wheeler will remain with his grand parents MT. and Mrs Albert Wheeler.
 Thorten Blakeman is the possessor of a Ford automobile purchased of Walter c. Gilbert of Derby
 George w. and Fred L.. Hills of Bridgeport were auto visitors at the French homestead Saturday.
 The miIkmen who have been de1iv- ering milk to Long Hill in the after noon have changed the time and now will deliver it in the evening, during the. summer months.
 Rev. Henry Habershams s new chick en house is inhabited by 1,200 fine little chicks.
 The East Village baseball nine play ed with the Stevenson nine at Hub bell park on Saturday afternoon. The former won 12 to Il.
 Mrs. O'DonneH of Bridgeport who has been assisting Mrs Edwin c. Ste vens with her housenold duties, left last Saturday.
 The many friends of Miss Grace Clark will be sorry to hear she is not as well as usual, but hope she will soon improve.
 The Ladies Aid society of the East Village Methodist chuch, met with Mrs Victor Nelson on Tuesday after noon and reports a, fine time. : Samuel Johnson and sister entertain ed their parents from New Haven last Sunday.
 Edwin c. Shelton and family spent Sunday with their brother, William B. French at White Hills.