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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-19
COAL CREEK sTRIKrRs Accept

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 10
The miners of Coal Creek last night
accepted a settlement of a strike
such as agreed to by Cabin and Paint
Creeks several weeks ago. The ad-
vance in wages to miners is II per
cent
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-19
". M. CA. NOTES

The August excursion of the Young
Mems Christian Association to AS
bury Park and Ocean Grove Will be
conducted tomorrow. Trains Will
leave the Broad street station OF the
Central Railroad at S:15 and 8;45
O'Clock, returning $3.50 and $3.50
o'clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-19
JEALOUS WIFE=SLAYER
BLOWS OUT BRAINS

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug. 10
Frantic because he had heard I'M
founded reports rejecting on his
wife's character John Marshall this
morning fired five bullets into her
body as they sat at the breakfast
table in their home in Martins Ferry
across the Ohio river from here.
Chief of Police Edward Hyland who
lived next door, heard the shots and
forced the door to the Marshall house.
Marshall fled to the attic, and Hy-
land summoned other policemen. who
surrounded the house Finding es-
cape cut off Marshall blew out his
brains.
Mrs. Marshall was killed in the
presence of four of her six children.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-19
AWARD 81

AWARD sCAyENGER CONTRACT
The Bloomfield Town Council last
night received five bids for the
scavenger contract. 1t was awarded
to Frank Loprete, of East Orange, at
a price OF $685.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-19

Any country wishing to send ves-
sells through the Panama canal will
have to "See America first"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-19

The most painful part of assimilat-
ing would be over by now if our
grandfathers had only kept Mexico
when they had It,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13

. Seilores: eli 11ombre del Gobernador
de Pu uerto Rico doy la mas cordial blen-
venida a la Compan1a Francesa, repre-
sentada en- este acto por ell caballero Sc
nor Platz, y lie deseo ell mayor tXlto ca
los negocios que inicia hoy ell esta lsla.
Y al mismo tempo felicito al pueblo de
Puerto Rico por la Inauguration Gle eS
ia nueva linea de cable submarine qdt
seguramente habra de contribulr muchf
sll progreso y prosperidad.
Tn APPLAUSE enthusiastic Sc lie tribute a.
senior Siaca. al terminar su dlscurso.
Mr.. Wolf, pidi6 la venia a Mr.. Platz
Y una vez concedida, hizo uso de la pd-
labra Ell nombre del comerclo de San
Juan, para felicitar la Companla de;
cable, por este nuevo adelanto que aca-
baba de inaugurar, que permltlra mas
facilmente la communication con Europa
Y America. Y que sera seguramente de
grandes ventajas para ell comercio d
toda la isla.
Fu6 muy bien acogido su speech.
NIientras Sc pronunciaban los aiscur
sos, el senior Littre, empleado de la Com
pania, trasmit1a al Presidente de los
Estados Unidos, con motive de la inau
guracion de la l1nea, ell primer cablegra
ma que enviaba ell gobernador de Puer
to Rico, concebido Ell estos terminos:
A Su EXcelencia ell Presidente Wilson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13

Entonces el senor Morales, que era el
lue iba leyendo los cables conforme Sc
reclblan, nos manifesto que solo hab1an
'ldo necesariOs 25 minutes, para enviar
Ell cable al Presidente Wilson recibir
su contestaci6n.
Tambien Sc envi0 otro cablegrama al
Negoclado Gle Asuntos Insulares, que fue
oontestado en- la forma siguiente:
Gobernador wager, San Juan P. R.
El Bureau de Asuntos Insulares fell
clta al pueblo de Puerto Rico por la
aperture de una nueva l1nea de comuni-
caci6n con los Estados Unidos que servi-
ra para unir a los dos pueblos con lazos
aun mas estrechos que los que han exis-
lido hasta ahOra.
I'll cuerpo de empleados de la ofcina
tornado por Mr.. Platz inspector gene
raj; A S. Morales, manager; los Sc
nores Francois Littre, Miguel Rodriguez
y Adolfo Morales, telegrafstas, tuvieron
para nosotros toda clase de atenciones v
llevandonos frente 4 un gran mapa. don
ole esta graficamente marcado el sitio por
donde pasa la nueva 1fnea cablegrafca,
nos dijeron 10 siguiente:
81 cable parte de Francia, teniendo
dos llneas; una que va directamente 4
Nueva York y otra que antes de llegar
a esta poblacion, toca Ell st. Pierre y
Nueva Escocia.
De Nueva York q lSanto Domingo hay
lfnea directa con ramales para Cuba y
Haiti
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13

El Gobernador me fenGafgo que en-
tregarfs,, para la inauguration de este
servicio, un cable dirigido por el a ST.
Excelencia, ell Presidente de los Esta-
dos Unidos, y ha sentido mucho que un@
circrlnstancia, verdaderamente lmpre
vista, lie haya privado del placer de es~
tar con vosotros Ell este momento, ell
ell cua ldamos otro paso adealnte, y ~
gran importancia, en- la senda que 81
que Puerto Rico para llegar, Ell ell ter
mino mas corto possible, d su deslder1
tum de progreso y bienestar
Aunoue no es esta la primera vez que
Sc Inaugural un Servicio de telegrafla
Submarine en- Puerto Rico, porque hace
mas de cuarenta amos que nuestro pas
med0 undo por cable con Jamaica, y
nos nusimOs de ese mOdO Ell relacl0n te~
legrafica con Europa y ell resto del mum
do. no por ESQ deja de tener gran tras
cendencia para nuestra isla ell suceso
que nos congrega en- este reclnto, por-
one cada via de communication que Sc
abre es q1n nuevo elementO Gle progreso
de que ell hombre dispones para ell desa
rrollo de sls energlas y actlvldades, y
para ell cumplimiento de los lines que
persigue, como ser social.
Ademas. Puerto Rico ha venldo SIN
tiendo la necesidad de que amarre eli
Sis coStas Otra linea de cable submari-
no v en- csc sentido Sc ha pronunc1ado
la opinion publica en- distintas ocaslo-
nes. Pues bien: esa necesldad ha de
ouedar ahora satisfecha, y es lncalcu-
liable el benefcio que con clio han de re
cibir los intereses agr1colas, industrla-
les mercantiles de la isla, no solo por
one. como ha dicho el senior Inspector
de la Compania, Sc reducira ell costo del
servicio de cables, sino porque sera dl
ficil que quede interrumplda del touo
Ia communication rapida con ell exterior
Indispensable veces para aprovecha'
un momento oportuno, va en- la venta d.
los productos del pals, va en- la compr@
embarque de efectos para nuestro con
sumo. 8 va en- la realization de otra'
transacciones. Y de esos mism0s .bene
clos participant tambien ell Goblerno
en- la gesti6n de los negocios publlcos5 y
el pueblo en- general, en- sus relaclone>
de todo genera con los habitantes de
otros palses.
Creo, pues, que la realization de este
acto constituye un verdadero motlV0
de regocijo y satisfaction para todos
pero en- particular, y en- este me uno a
las manifestaciones del senior Platz, pa
pa m1estros distinguidos amigos los her
manos Herman Sosthenes Behn,q. en- el
ven la fausta elimination de un propo-
sito perseguido por ellos desde hace tres
8 cuatro amos, y al cual han dedicado
gran suma de esfuerzos inteligentes con
una perseverance, digna Gle loa. J pue-
do afrmar tambien que sus felices ini-
ciatiyas encontraron desde el primer
instante la franca decidida coopera
ci6n de los funcionarios federales in
sulares. asf como de los hombres de ne
rocios de la isla, que tanto colectiva CO.
mo individualmente, indicaron la con-.
veniencia de que tan simpatico propo-
sito llegase pronto a Was de hecho, por|
las innegables ventajas que habla de
producer para el desarrollo progressive
de Las fuerzas economicas del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13
Arthur Wager

Momentos despues, llegaba la contes-
taci6n del Presidente Wilson, conceebi-
da en- estOs terminus:
wager, Gobernador. San Juan Puerto
Rico.
Acepte para ell pueblo de Puerto Rice
mi cordial felicitaci6n por la inaugura-
ci0n de un nuevo servicio de clables en-
los estados Unidos.
Woodrow Wilson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13
Sc We N . E

MI QULNTA EN RIO pTEDRAS
CON TODOS LOS BIENEs pERsO
MALES, TNCLUYENDO AUTOMO-
Bill. TTENE ENTRADAS DTARTAs
LAS cUALEs ATENDIDAs AUMEN-
TAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
B. R. DIX,
San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13

Acadia de llegar San juan eli terceg
ONO de la interesantlsima ohra, en-,
rita Dor ell general don Valoriano Wcy
er, y Que Sc titula Mi 1nando en- Cuca
Avlsanos este a las porsoF1as cue al
1ulrleron el primer tome he Ia lnl.o,
tantlsima ohra.
Pedid ell segundo t):no en- Ia Ibrc@Ia
lei BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13
soLKT1N MERCANT1L DE PUERTO RI0@.

gn=s =sxs1rssssss==
.safsAal 4 sslAto DOMINGO 10 q nists 4 4 4
lfneas Iasha 'asSva direqtanleenatea So 4 Yene-.
zuela&y otfaA Ag9e termiaah doaenSe EIIhaz
sill. tiene ramifcaciones en- Puerto Rico,
4st:: s. fon1os; 6rartafupe Mar
Se tomaron varias vistas de los con
> thskNvaasd6 69kHMIratoEEGlpd hde-|
aaron q funcionar.
r asarr0s uespres at 01rspact0 duf ms
pect$r, donde fuin5a$Q Qagga2sa3]aHJs nueva-
menf con chaAaaeaeI tgRaHT at le-
vantSr las copas, ell senior Platz, interpre-
tado pOr el senor Behn dio las graclas a
los5 eimes3ntshltea de$h prensa por su
coonaEaei0n. deseando que la nueva en-
presd pueda prestarnos grandes servi
clos en- nuestras informaciones.
EN- correcto frances lie contest6 el Sc
nor Larroca EN- nombre de la prensa, que
estaba representada por FL TEMPO > ,
|"La Democracia Gel Heraldo'' - Gra-
ico "El BOLETIN" y nos despedi-
mos de aquellos correctos caballeros y
atentos empleados, deseandole grandes
eXltOs en- su nueva empresa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13

Casa Blanca, Washington, D. {.
Aproveoho esta oportunidad para fe
lieitar a Puerto Rico por la Inaugural
ci0n de Un nuevo servicio de cables coz
los EstadOs UnidOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13
A los suscriptores yAgentes

Para la buena marcia de esta ADM.
lstracion, no admitimos ATLAS de
lscripci6n a este diario sino desde
nrimero de cada mes. Las BAJAs
avisaran los dias 30 81. advir
4ndose que las que dieren con pos
i"jiGad no st tomarHn en- ouenta n
rtirin efecto en IL ,coptabl'.dad haxt'
dia 1ltimo del mes siguiente al er
ne sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-12-13
.2ponET9EI n liNnIGH 1Ofo0D T9D
Ell CABLE FRANCES
INAUGURACION. iOFICtAU!2f

; oo-I (Conclusion.) ,st4I#ecI r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

The public schools closed for ,ue
THANKSGIVING holidays to-day Al sew
cral of the schools there were delight
full entertainments
rt"-morrow Viii be observed as a
general holiday. \n public building.
Industrial establishments, and al stores
IN tn" business portion OF the city will
bo closed.
\ freight wreck occurred this morn
Ing on the Norfolk and Western Rail
way near Eoyd's swamp. y number
Of cars wcrc derailcd. hut TAO ono was
hurt Tho passenger trains hetween
Norfolk and Petersburg were consider
ably delayed
Many crops OF bright tobacco raised
~ this section were sold ct Tho ware
houses this week. at averages Of $50.
S3' and $50 per hundcrd pounds
David Dunlop, Of Ellerslic ia Chcs-
toricld County, viii go largely into
the raising OF bright tobacco next wear.
Mrs. T. +. Wilson and daughters.
Misses Leigh and Helen Wilson. have
gone TO Richmond 10 spend the win
ter. residing at tho home OF Mrs vii
sons n"icc, on West Grace street
The Young Mons club Of ST. palrs
Episcopal Church al their scmlannual
meeting last night was addressed BY
hr Charles y. Darlington, OF Rich
m"nd. on the subject of Masculine
Purity"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
Pulaski People at conference.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
I'ulaski. Va. November :6.-Pu!asIll
County Is exceptionally we'll rcplr-
scntcd at the Educational Conference
at l-ynchhurH this week. Among those
WHO haze gon" are, Division Supcriu-
tcndcni j. l.. Dart. Trustees H. Z. Gil
mcT. VIII" will deliver an address w
{. Jennings, W. l. Wyatt and 4. NJ
Painter. Professor f.. J. cooley. Misses
Julia l.eachc Daisy West. Ethel Stc9cr
Nina Wilkinson. Grace COS, l.Ilitn
smith and Lucy Livingston. Pulaski
schools; Professors !. Lee Cox ana r.
y. Grove. Misses Hattie &. White and
Lillian Natt"rSon. Dublin Institute:
Professor George II. Rector. EelspriugS:
Professor Il. l.. Walker and Mis-.
Pierce Lyon. Shiloh; Professor J. Les
Gray. Mountain View; Misses Laura
Clark and Annie Johnson, Draper; Miss
MNra Howard. Pine; Misses SaIlic Hon
ak"r and Jessie AkcrS. Ncwbrrn Miss
Mabel AhcrS. ,;rrcn I'm. Misses Lucy
Evans and Nellie Linscy. Highland:
Hiss Jessie Alice Reid. New River De
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
The .IIdicinl Primary,

Tho Democratic city Committee b, :,
majority vote last night adopted a,
resolution TO have Il primary prefer
entail election on December ~ to nomi-
nat" a candidate for judge 81 the
musings Court OF Petersburg The
minority members Of II" committees
+ ii Drowry ana Samuel ". Zin.ner
cspeoiJiy nut up = strong n2ht against
tn proposition and ably argued against
the LEGALITY or such election ana the au-
thor!iy q tho COMMITTEE" to order IT,
Before ,he vote on the resolution was
taken. Chairman Burke read !, letter
from state Chairman :. Taylor Ellyson.
stating his opinion - be that neither
the party primary plan nov TIA. cleo
tI"n law approved March II. IHt2 gives
authority 10 the city committee 10
order preferential primary to deter
mine who Is the choice Of tho Dcmo-
Gratis of the city for judg" OF the
corporation Court Ia face OF this Lot,
ter and all opposing argument. tho
committee, by q vote al 10 >. ordered
primary io be held, ana directed
all candidates who intend to partici-
pate In tho primary To file notice OF
the candidacy with tho SECRETARY Of Tie
committee not later than noon on De
ccmbcr l.
An appeal from tie action Of the
committee 10 tho state committee
was noted by 5. W. thinner, and the
case now goes for review 10 tho state
committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
"s---------
DANIEL T.. PERRY KILLED.
Young Attorney. Who Was Soon 10
HAVE MMrrlch, Shoots IIInNcIf

lSpcc!hi TO The Times Dispatch.
kinsion, y. G. November 3G-D:,nici
r.. Ferry. a prominent young attorney
OF this city. was shot and fatally in
jurcd while bird bunting ycatcr-
DAY. Iic was out with u companion
and two young women when the &c
cidcnt happened. lie was crossing Il
wiro fence. and in pulling his gun AT
ter him, both barrels wcr" fret and
the contents entered his neck He was
rushed TO the city in his automobile
but died shortly after reaching there
Mr. Perry was a graduate Of Trim
ity College and y prominent fraternity
man lilo studded law ut tho University
of North Carolina, and was forg ing
ahead rapidly i'll his profession. lie
was OF a prominent and wealthy fam
lily. and was to have been married in
December. one Of the young women.
who We're with him hunting, was his
hancec.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
SUES CITY FOR DAMAGES
John q. Maui Asks S..50U. Charging
Tint Dump Spread Flames.

For dama ece % his property ~ Tic
iir- on Spring It'll! Monday afternoon.
which. II" SAYS. was iguitcd from q
city dump. John - Maui Of Spring
I'm, through his attorney. T. y. L..
smith. entered suit i'll Hastings Court.
Fart H.. Yesterday afternoon against
the city of Richmond for S:,1oo. The
plaintiff says dat the dump was only
uft"on feet from his mouse, and after
first catching ire from broom straw
the flames spread To- his building.
Tn" declaration did not accompany
tin" attorneys m"morardum. hut Mir.
smith explained mat the dump had re-
maincd near Naul's houS" IN spite of
his rcmonstranc"s Maui had reported
source OF danger.
The Gre originated, it is believed.
from . spark 81 :. paSsin" locomotive.
'rh" tall hrUonstraw quickly caught.
ana the flames rapidly spread. only
one dwelling. which belonScd 10 Maui.
WAS burned. bnt several OuihouSes We're
DESTROYED ana other buildings threat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
UNION SERVICES
Five SOuthaitir Churches onrr
Thinks This Morning

iHHnhSgINinG DhN srfNicoN VII m"
held this morning at II o'clock at
which five churches OF the SouttiSidc
viii take part Rev. Wesley Baker.
nastor az Porter street Presbyterian
church, Will preach the sermon. Tie
congregations OF Central Methodist.
!iainbridSr Street Baptist Decatur
street Methodist, stockton street Zap
list and Porter Street PrcSbY terrain
Churches viii unite IN the service.
y special musical program will be
rendered by some of tho best singers
of the Southside. Mrs. Wesley Baker
viii sing u solo. entitled The King
OF Love My Shepherd Is" The choir
Of liainbridgr Street baptist Churcn.
OF which William j. Morrissctt is lead .
cr, viii rcndcr several appropriate Sc
ItctlOnS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
The Tinos-Dispatch Bureau
> EolliuGbruuk street

petersburg, VA. NOVcubcr -
l.ONcnst.iu Bros, whose big depart
mont store Oh North sycamore street
Mas destroyed hy fire early this morn
me, have rented other quarters 10 re
sumo business. ana VIII rebuild as
erls rs possible Tho walls OF tho
'Hildincs stood tho tes, OF tho ire
" hiie tho cntir" stock OF goods on tho
nur doors Was ruined by nrc ana
"ui'r ON October ! tho stock Of
Eopds was inNeutoricd at Sloo0o0 with
an !nsurouc" amounting TO $4,000
Since then there have been reductions
% TIC stock, but also Increases by tho
ldnition OF goods FOR The Christmas
irade. The building and lot was ra-
entity purchased by the I.ovenst"in
Bros FOR $4,000 IL was wclI in
suroi ~ - conservative estimate. The
ire cntailod q loss in excess OF $780,
GOO
How the nrc originated is no, known
building rho dcnsc volumn Of smoke
which nii,d the building and the street
rui the hrcmcu at Disadvantage in
fshtine the flames The entire light
IN. fire force Of the city was called
INTO action. with the three steam en-
Guos, and good work was done The
times were confined to tho building.
ard adjacent stores suffered no dam
acc.
The I.ovcnstcin Eros departcmnt
store WAS ono of the finest OF its kind
ia tho city. Its street floor front was
Unique and handsome, and the general
furnishings. covering the iloors Of a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
Man. Who Was 10 tIavr Rcem Married,
Gets 23,OUn Volts Through NOdy.

IHNvVIslI 10 INu TlW"s- Dlsputch.
Winchester. Va, November :G.-Tho
body of Caudy \. Gitlin, twcnty-scveu
Years old employed as lincman by tho
Northern Ohio Light ana Power Com
panN. at Kenmore, O. who was instant
" Killed Monday while ON a forty-foot
pole 10y 2j."c0 volts OF electricity, was
brought to-day to the home OF his
fathor. J Robert ,;i'iin, N Trone. this
county. Tor burial Accompanying tho
rcinalns We're TWO members OF tho In -
tcrn:tional Brotherhood Of Electrical
workers and Miss Annie Morooz, OF
Akron. whom he was TO have married
christmas Day.
Ills parents ANA -four brothers sur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
skull Fractured.

John ball!onc. an cmploNc 81 one
az TN" cotton mills Of anderson. y. g.
was struck by train while trespass-
Ing on tho Scaboard Air Line tracks
a. that place yesterday. and his skull
""s fractured He was brourh TO
Petersburg last night, where. at q late
h"ur surgical operation was per
formed by Or. II. y. Burke Tho pa =
ti"nt is conscious to-day and his 70
CnNnrN is .XnnrinA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
i.a,,or I,e.cs,e. G,f,..

IitV. IirnrN Q TfclH"r. paNtor Of
Central Methodist church, who was
transferred by ;itr Virginia Conference
TO Ashland was presented with a check
FOR $50 by the hoard OF stewards Tues
day night. \ handsome silver service
was rendered Mrs. i'feitfcr by tho Wo-
men OF the church Rev. w. y. Coopcr.
Mr.. pi"lner'S successor, arrived last
night FROM iNnchburG. ana after con
Quoting the prayer meeting ScrNic
was welcomed IT supper held in tho
parsonage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

Snec al IN Tho Times Dispatch
PaimSra Va. Novcmhcr "a meeting
81 tho FluvanHn Farmers Union was held
Her" Ee-t-rday James = Quiscnberrv. farm
demonstrators cf Louisa county. Charlie. II .
to"k and ". A G. l'Nitt. az f'redcriclts
lia!! addressed no us-.,uS 10y invitation.
TIC -prakrrS discussed many matters OF in
trrett !" farmers, and couv inCingly presented
the advantages or farmers co-oper2tiV,
buying ana selling houses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

NfhFN 'olntnIssionfr % Agriculturs and
Immigration, q. w. N"iuer. has left this
Hity Tor Louisville, Ky, 70 attend thu annual
Sh'heIins OF uie Association "t Commission
t'is or Asri"ultuI~ OF the Southern states
The convention viii 10 in session to-day
anu Tomorrow Mr.. koiner VIII deliver a
tdIrcss on IN" subject OF tobacco srowin5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
"-@77-7----'---------
TWO FIRES TOTAL $4,000.
Academy ind Livery stables Rurncd NJ
Whitney,
ISpeciaI to The Tinlcs-Disnatch

IHNVVT''F 7" TIC IIIINS-DlSpatrh.I
Salisbury. y. G.. November ga fire
at Whitney last night destroyed the
stanley Academy. with its contents. en-
failing q loss Of $1,000. The livery
stables of Y. i. Gotten. with six horses
aud Il large amount OF provcndcr was
also burned. with loss Of $4,000
The frst fire started from II lamp
explosion. There WAS 40 insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

Margaret iodhy. Cecil Chapel; ProfcS =
sors l.. +. Showaltcr ana j. w. Show .
alter. and Miss blanche Davis, Snow
Villn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

which II" Was stricken in January. Mr..
OFT FORMERLY resided in Petersburg.
was siNtE-s"vcn years old and is sur
vivod b. three brothers and two sisters.
all Of this citv--lamcS. r. A anu
Wilmer orr Mrs Anna Curri.r ana
Miss Lille Orl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
Train Service
VIA SEANONWD AIR LINZ; NAII,WAY

Effective November 80 local train
VIII bc inanguratcd. leaving Richmond
for local points south $40 L. NJ. urriv-
ing Richmond $50 y. NJ.
All through Scaboard trains have on
iiro steel equipment, including latest
improved steel dining cars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

Rev Charles ". Mcf,lroy. who on
November II resigned on account OF
III health the paStOrSnip ut Siocl> tom
street Baptist Church. win arrive in
South Hichlnund Tomorrow. and Will
welcome has friends Mr. McEiroy was
well liked by his congregation, and
WAS very popular on the Southsidc. Tho
church Is now without Il pastor. and
efforts are being made To secure onc.
Fined for DfSpufinG over Insurance.
In settling u quarrel which occurred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

committee, composed OF Il. p. Barham.
i. II breWry and :. - Rogers. To- pre-
par" detailed story 81 tn. military
operations around Petersburg in S6i-ej
fnl. iMiorlnntinn
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oe==NE E. VS.
SOUTH RICHMOND

between TWO brothers over their dead
m"th"rs insurance policy, Justice
Maurice yesterday. in Police Court
Part II, fined Thomas Randolph. col
or"d. 50 and dismissed the brother. The
negroes cngagcd in an argument while
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News Of Petersburg

four-storv double brick building. wore
~ the finest style According 10 tho
dul o. busy trade season the arm gave
tmployement 20 from NIFTY 10 seventy
nNc pcrSons--n mostly Young women
THESE are temporarily thrown out OF
work.
1t w.os learned definitely this after
noon that i.oVenst"in Bros imsurances
are are follows.
GA stock. $4,000; on nxturos. si2.
900 Oh building, $4,000 total il44
Tho firm loses heavily on fixtures.
The stock Of goods in krcsee's : and
lucent stor" adjoining. was SOME
what damaged by water falling through
The skyhght