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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
BY MRS. THURMAN
Notice of Application Filed by
Woman Prominent in Kes-
wick Community.
Especial to The Times-Dispntch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Charlottesville. Va. September "a
The Keswick community. ms we'll as
Charlottesville, where the applicant is
socially prominent. finds it's chief topic
OF interest just now In the notice which
Mrs. Lizzie GIL Thurman. by her at
torney, Judge r. 7. w. Duke, Jr, has
filed In tho clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court Of an application TO be made
for divorce from her husband, DIR.
Francis Lee Thurman This rnemoran-
DUN is formal. without any statement
OF the ground upon which separation
Is asked. lncompatibility is believed
TO DO the basis OF the suit. The decla-
ration, or bin. VIII be filed in due time
DR. Thurman will resist. and has en-
ployed Dunn d Moran to care for his
Interests. and the case probably will be
hear! at tho October term OF the Cir
cult Court.
hrs. Thurman was AIas Lizzie Gill,
Of Memphis. Her parents having died.
she was reared by her grandfather, the
late Samuel Tate. OF Tennessee She
was married TO Dr. Thurman In New
YORK city September 90. 1897. and lived
with her husband at their home ar
cadia,' this county, until their separa-
ton, which took place several weeks
ago. since which time Mrs. Thurman
has resided in this city
Mrs Thurman is a handsome blonde
of unusual charm OF manner. and very
popular socially. She was Il leader In
the social events of the keswick com
munity, where the social life is unus-
ually rich. She is an accomplished mi;-
stefan, vocal as we'll as Instrumental.
and has taken a leading part in ANA
tsur theatricals In the Keswick neigh
borhood for number OF years past
frequently
the hunt breakfasts given by the Kcs-
wick Hunt Club. a proficient horse
woman. she was an enthusiastic fol-
lower OF the hounds up TO several years
ago. when she sustained an accident in
the ring OF the Albemarle Horse Show
Her mount in approaching hurdle,
reared and fell. and Mrs. Thurman was
thrown heavily TO the ground and quite
badly injured. Her escape from death
was miraculous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
SUDDEN DEATH OF CITIZEN.
Wcll-I<nown Merchant Victim of Heart
Disease.

W. ID. Tucker a respected citizen
and well-known merchant on Halifax
Street, died very suddenly this after
noon about 1870 o'clock OF heart dis
ease. AT the time he was stricken Mr.
Tucker was experimenting the laying
OF sewer on his property near the
corner OF Cedar and Carter Streets. He
died in IL few minutes. Mr.. Tucker
was native of Prince George County
but had lived in Petersburg for forty
eight years, and for many years had
been engaged in mercantile business
He was man of quiet demcanor and
n good citizen He was siXty-three
years old, and is survived by his wife
and six childrcn-Forrest W. Tucker,
Gertic Tucker, of Petersburg Roper
y. Tucker. of Newport News and Mrs
Robert NJ. Pagan OF Chicago. a
Mrs. r. j. Aldridge, both of this city,
also survive him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
Number of Richmond Preachers
and Elders in Attendance.
Phillips Is Moderator
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Especial to Tho Times Dispotch1
e"'eiia' va September 24-East Han
''er fresoytery mot In tho Presbytc-
Sihn church ut this place last night and
was opened with a gormon nv Rev
Charles r. Strib.ing. pastor OF tho
= 1apo street Church, OF Petcrsburr
from the text recording tho words OF
inc thiet on tho cross: Lore. romom-
Der me when Thou comcth into Thy
Kingdom" This sermon made a nne
impression upon the pre.bytery and tho
congregation. that nlicd tho church.
rms morning Rev. Russell Cecil Il.
d. pastor of tho Second PRESBYTERIAN
church. Of Richmond. preached In con
Hection Win the communion service 81
btrohB and Impressive sermon from
mo text: Love IS the tulnllinl, Of tho
law"
Petition. have boon received for tbc
organization Of three new Presbyto-
Iian churches. Ono OF these comes
from Roseneath Mission. In lii. north
western suburbs OF Richmond: q sec
ono from Laurel. and tho third from q
nohcmian community near Highland
Springs. In Hcnrico County. COMMITS
sloners VIII be appointed to visit these
helds and organize these churches ask
ed Tor. II In their Judgment Il is Wise
To do SO.
Tho organization or the Third Pres
byte'ian Church OF Petersburg was re-
ported ana tho church sgas enrolled
New House az Worship.
Tho congregation OF the Amelia
church. with which the presbytery Is
meeting. is engaged III the erection of
now building OF worship. which ig
very much needed. and the presbytery
adopted n resolution calling upon the
other churches of the presbytery to
help In raising the money needed TO
complete It
The home mission committee report
ed the completion OF church building
Tor the bohemian Church IN Prince
George County, at cos, Of about
$4,000
The repor: Of the committee on for
eiBn missions was presented by Or.
russell Cecil II showed that tho 1904
members of tho churches Of tho pres
lytery gave for this cause last year
S2l.362 or an average OF s3.03 per
member.
In connection with this report. two
addresses were made by missionary
members Of tine prcsbytcry. one was
by ROY. Walter Mes Buchanan. Of
Kobe. Japan Air. Buchanan was orig
inally from Richmond. In speaking of
the conditions In Japan. he said. among
other things that tho success OF Chris
tianity in that country has been very
remarkable But he said that those
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
ARGUMENT BEGINS
IN SAUNDERS CASE


24Th!s morning at 10 o'clock both
sides in the Saunders libel trial an
nounced that all OF the testimony had
been taken, and that they We're ready
for the argument 1t was arranged
that eight lawyers should speak four
on side II. :. Ward opened for the
state, and was followed by Judge
Manning for the defense. Then Judge
j. Is. Leigh addressed the jury for the
state. and T. w. Mcmillan for the de-
Tense. Ex-Governor Kitchin and l. NJ
Meekins for the defense and Solicitor
Ehringhaus and w VI. BOND for the
prosecution Will speak tomorrow, and
then the case wtll go to the jury.
This trial has been in progress for
q week. and is one OF the hardest
tho courthouse here.
W. o. Saunders. editor OF the indie
pendent a weekly newspaper publish
ed here. is being tried upon the charge
OF criminal libel upon r f Aydlett
which grew out OF articles published
IN the Independent attacking the char
acter OF Nh Aydlett
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
SHOOTING IN PRINCE GEORGE.
John Digs Held for Killing Shndracl,
RobImson.

John Digs, colorcd. has been ccm-
mitted to the jail OF Prince George
for trial at the next term OF the Cir
and killing Shadrack Robinson. colored
The shooting occurred Saturday night
near sam fuckers store, in Temple
ton District. Robinson was taken to a
Richmond hospital, where examination
showed that he had been shot in the
abdomen. He died on Monday, and
Digs. after hearing By Justice j..
II. Hatch. nj Disputanta, was sent on
for trial. Digs claimed that the shoot
ing was Accidentally; that he and Ro-
binSon were cousins and had always
been friendly: that they had no i'll
feeling or difficulty between them, and
that whatever new thing each got he
showed il 10 the other. II was while
Diggs was showing a new pistol to Ro-
binson and explaining what ii could
do, that the weapon was discharged and
Robinson fell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
BLANKs-NuxNALLy CASE.
Trial OF Former Norfolk and Western
EmJiOyc VIII begin TO-Dny.

The trial OF Wavcrly blanks for the
killing OF George W. Nunnally. an en-
gineer of the Norfolk and Western
hallway, at the lattcr's boarding house
on the night OF June 81. is set for to-
morrow In the liustings Court The
TWO men had worked together and
had been warm friends. The shooting
OF Nunnally and the wounding OF
Hanks occurred in tho formers bed
room, with no one to witness the trag-
edy. and the evidence against the ac-
cuscd who claims sclf-dcfcnsc. is alto
gcther circumstantial Nunnaily was
Killed and Blanks was wounded by
balls from Nunnally's pistol Blanks
claims that Nunnally shot him and then
shot himself The prosecution expects
To upset this theory and to show that
Blanks not only shot Nunnally but
shot himself. The cause of the trouble
is said to have been the report that
Nunnally had told Mrs Blanks OF some
misconduct on the part OF her hus-
band.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
WINS SCORES OF CONVERTS.
"6ypSy" smith Meeting with Crcnt
SMccchN fl IlnnyiIIr
tspeCial T. The Times Dispatch ]

especial y The Time Dispatch
Danviiic Va. September 2i-Scores
Or converts shouldered their way
through crowd OF more than 1900
people who heard "Gypsy' Smith la It
night deliver what is thought 10 have
seen the finest sermon since his mis-
sion opened here. It was the mos.
successful OF ell the meetings. held so
Tar. Judging from tho numbers who
vent UP 10 express their appreciation
or the Speakers helpful words and to
express their intentions Of leading bet
Ter lives The evangelist took as his
thcne The Birthmarks OF Religion"
The meetings are growing in interest
nightly ana although the services are
not supposed TO open before S o'clock
the hall is Invariably packed shortly
after o'clock. Tho morning services
are being largely attended by women
and the city merchants have unani-
mously agreed 10 allow their employees
10 attend the morning services to-Inor-
row and FRIDAY. meeting has also
been arranged in the segregated dis
trist for one afternoon this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
VIGOROUS CRUSADE wAGED.
Owners OF Unlicensed and UnmuzzIct
Dogs SmmmOned 10 Police Court.

ISpcCIhI 10 The TlmCS- plSpatCh.
Alexandria. Va. September IL
Members OF the Police Department are
now engaged in waging Il vigorous cru
SADIE against the owners OF unlicensed
and unmuzzled dogs. In the majority
OF Instances those cited to appear fol.
such offenses in the Police Court are
tined 50 each. The result has been
That many who We're tardy In taking
out the required license have come for
ward and paid the tax
y special grand jury was to-day or
dered by Judge l.. q. Barley to meet
In the Corporation Court at 10 o'clock
Friday morning when n number OF
criminal cases VIII be presented for
its consideration.
The annual inspection of Old Do
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
CITY COUNCIL UP IN ARMS.
Strongly DenOunces Wilmington Cham
her of Commerce.
ISpeciaI 20 The Times Dispatchl

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.
Wilmington. ~ G.. September Ia
AS result of the action OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce in calling upon the
legislators to create a Board of Finance
for Wilmington, and declaring the
present City Council incompetent, the
latter body sprung a sensation to-day
by denouncing the chamber In bitter
terms. Councilman after Councilman
took crack at Whining toms business
mems organization. and called ii UNI
representative of the people, anti
quated, and other names. Resolutions
We're passed protesting against crea-
ton of any other city body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
SUIT FOR $1,000 DAMAGES.
Brought by Administrators of Young
Woman Who Was Killed by Trolley.
IN Tho Dicnatrj,

Wilmington. \. c.. September 2i.--
Following up the fling of suit
against tho Tidewater Power Company,
OF this city. Edward Schulkcn. admin
istrator OF Miss Ethel Bostic, the young
woman of Wallace, who was killed on
the trolley line between Wilmington
day filed the complaint in the case.
Damages TO the amount OF 100000 are
sought. making this the biggest dam
age suit in the history of New Han
over County. Repeated negligence
mainly inefficient equipment of the car
that ran over the young woman. is
charged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
I. o. o. F. "mARvEsT FESTIVAL.
StauntOn Lodge Preparing to Entertain
Mnny NiaIfOrk.

ESPECIAL % The Times Dispatch.1
Staunton, Va. September 24.-Six :
teen lodges of Valley odd Fellows are
to meet here to-morrw to hold .Har-
vest Festival" The celebration will
be at Highland Park. The women OF
ColfaX Rebekah Lodge, or Stanton.
and there will be moving pictures and
a vaudeville performance. closing with
a dance in the evening.
AT tho sessions OF the lodges in the
morning and the afternoon the fol :
lowing program Will be followed ::
First, concert by the Roman Band, then
addresses by Past Grand Patriarch f..
y. Jenkins: one by Grand Master WI
liam r. Alien; eXemplihcation of first
degree at odd Fellows Hall by Stokes
VILE Lodge. followed by the Rebekah
team of ColfaX Lodge. Local odd Eel :
lows are making cai cful preparation
for entertaining their guests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
ORDERS TO nREAK CAMP.
Cavalry Regiment nj Winchester VIII
March to Washington.

ISptCIdI % INC IIlNcS- UISDAtCh.
Winchester, Va September 24..Or-
ders TO break camp at the camp Of
cavalry instruction were issued to-day
and the $500 men of the Tenth the
Eleventh and Fifteenth Cavalry. will
leave here on next Monday morning for
Washington. where they will be re-
viewed by the President and Secretary
OF War Garrison.
The review will be the largest of
regular cavalry assembled In the
United states since the civil War. The
brigade Will march by road TO Boyce
To Castlcman's Ferry, thence over che
Blue Ridge Mountains via Leesburg
reaching Washington on Thursday
morning. The review will be held on
the following day, October 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
ORGAN USED FOR FIRST TIME.
Handsome Musical Instrument Installed
I'm Newton Church.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

ISpeclhI 20 Tic Ilmes- DIS pntcE.
Newton. y. G. September IA
handsome new pipe organ. recently in
stalled in the Presbyterian Church at
this place. was used FOR the first time
on sunday morning. when very at
tractive musical program was rem
dered. The organist Was Mrs w. NJ.
Skies. wife OF the pastor OF the church.
Mrs. Skies, before her marriage, was
Miss May Lipscomb. OF Richmond
where she VAS music pupil OF sew
eral OF the best known music teachers
IN the capital OF the old Dominion.
In the rendition OF the excellent pro-
gram on sunday. Mrs skies was as
sisted by NJ. Locke McCorkle on the
violin and Mrs. Mrs. j. a. Gather, So
prauO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
coLoRpED DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Sessions Held Mt Wakefield with Pc
fershnrr prcnchcr Presiding.

The Petersburg District Conference
of the a. NJ. Il. Zion Church met yes
terday at Wakefield, Rev. b. j. Boiling,
of this city. presiding In the absence
of Presiding Elder Levy. who Is criti :
cally i'll at his home here. The attend
ance is good and much business was
transacted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
News of Petersburg

OF cooperative business for the bene-
nj OF the members of the local unions
In the Southside counties. The enter
prise is one In which the farmers fee!
great interest and from which they
expect TO reap large benefit The maxi
mum capital is $4,000, ana for the first
year Grant Chase is president, and j.
T. Dvorak is secretary, both of Prince
George County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
AFTER BRIGHT TOBACCO.
Representatives. of Big Concerns on
Petersburg Nnrkct.

While the offerings OF bright tobacco
at the warehouses to-day were not as
large as on yesterday, the prices were
high and entirely satisfactory TO The
sellers. The farmers are just now busy
cutting and housing their dark grades.
It's Il noticeable fact that buyers repre-
senting some OF the largest concerns in
the country are here for the season. and
will add competition to the market,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
KILLING is ACCIDENTAL.
PonEc Burton, Carpenter. Shoots Me-
chanic Named Phillips.

T'1UtN4ttI 70 I 1T ] I1IIts- III : Il.tItN.
Bristol. Va. September 24.-Poagc
Purton. carpenter residing near Bris-
tol. shot and killed n mechanic named
Phillips while the two were in a
wagon crossing Pound Mountain. in
Wise County, on Monday. The killing
ever, Burton was arrested. and Will be
given n hearing tomorrow. Phillips's
home was III Wise County. Both men
have been employed in Kentucky
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
Times Dispatch Bureau.
> Bollingbrook Street.
CTelephone 1850.
Petersburg, Va. September "a

The board of directors OF the South
side Fair Association, at its meeting
last night unanimously voted 10 ex-
tend an invitation TO William Jcn-
nings Bryan to visit Petersburg and
deliver an address on some convenient
day during the fair to be held here
October l4-l7. The earnest hope is eX-
pressed that Mr.. Bryan may be able To
accept the invitation which Will be
forwarded 10 him at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25

minion Commandery. No. II. Knirhts
Tempiar, Will be made at Armory Hall
Friday night, "A banquet will be
pies building. and will be attended nv
women. -
The Past Masters Association will
tomorrow night confer the third de
gree for Alexandria Washington Lodge
Of Masons. Al the same time s. p.
Davis. district deputy grand master, of
the lodge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
OPENING DAY Ar v. T.. I.
Expected to Exceed That
of Inst Xcnr by More Thnn FIFTY.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Blacksburg, Va. September 24.--The
Virginia Polytechnic Institute opened
for the 19l3-1914 session this morning,
with 400 students on tho grounds. and
this number was considerably Increased
during the day.
Indications are that the attendance
will exceed that OF last year by moro
than fifty. The week Will be devoted
to matriculation and assignment OF
classes. Regular classroom duties Will
begin on Monday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
General News Note..

The directors of the National Bank
OF Petersburg have declared a quar-
terly dividend of per cent on the
capital stock for the present quarter
The directors OF the Petersburg Saw
ings and Insurance Company have de-
clhred dividend OF 4 IL per cent
for the quarter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
pnoDucr EXCHANGE CHARTER.
For Benefit of Local. Unions I'm south
side Counties.

The Incorporation OF the Southslde
Exchange Of the Farmers Educational
and Co-Operativc Union of America,
secures tho establis'tmentr OF n produce
exchange In Petersburg for the conduct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25

Mrs George Alexander Whitmore has
Issued Invitations To the marriage OF
her daughter, Sallic Hurdaway, to
Frank Fitzgerald Jones. both OF this
city OH the evening of Tuesday, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25

18th of October. at o'clock. In St.
paufs Episcopal Church. Petersburg.
The event Will he one of wide interest
in social circles. In which the pros
pecttve bride and bridegroom are very
popular
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
PAINFULLY INJURED.
EmplOyc of Trunk Factory !ins Foot
Caught In Machinery.

Lee Whcelhousc, employed at the
Totty Trunk and Bag Factory. was
painfully hurt yesterday afternoon.
While engaged mt work his left foot
was caught in the machinery and WAS
badly cut and manned. He viii prob
ably be laid up for couple OF weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
NEGRO DIES AT AGE OF 11a YEARS.
Old Slave, Belonging to Dean Family,
PASSES Century Nlnrk.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.l

ISpectaI 20 TIC TIM S-DlSpatch.J
Hebron, Va, September 24.-Paschel
Eckles, an old slave belonging to the
Dean family, of Nottoway County. died
on the farm of +. Fl. Thomas. In Din
widdie County, one day last week. lie
was 1l2 years old. and was much re-
spocted by all. His ago is very we'll
authenticat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
|, Freaks, Shows, Sigl
Splendid Fields in all Glasses OF ]
lloon AscensiOns, Aeroplane Flights, Parach
STEMS Orchestra

a wcll-known Orchestra, prov
Building and playing for Il troupe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-25
~ Midway, Music, M
Mace GAYS Band

and OF twenty-five sooists will play day and night
front of the Grand Stand.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-28

marriage. No answer was received.
So then the ride to Milwaukee to
get the written consent of the mother
demanded by the hard-hearted and
unbelieving marriage clerk was de-
cided on.
And Margaret by now is well on her
way to Milwaukee, with the vision of
a husband ever before her, and the
possibility of a spanking lowering
darkly in the background.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-28

objected to Bob. So Bob and she
had eloped. and then a hard-hearted
and unfeeling marriage clerk had re-
fused them a license.
The policemsns gave the girl and
the boy more money and sent them
down to the County building to try
their luck once more. Their luck was
punk. Lieut.. Gallery sent a telegram
to the girls mother in Milwaukee,
asking her to wire permission for the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-28

asking her to wire permission for the
EVERYWHERE'S NEV
Beflih.-Figlring on certainty of
army increase bin passing in Reich
stag, military authorities beginning
to contract for q, 900 more horses.
Beflin.-Duke Of Sake cobdrg-
Gotha gone into business as hotel
keeper IN aristocratic way at ODER
hof.
Vienna.-under, order issued by
ministry Of railways no woman wear
ing unprotected hat-pin can ride on
Austrian state railways.
misunderstanding to a Dusseldorf
paper Kaiser Wilhelm is about to go
Into business as an oleo-margarine
manufacturer
London.-Because Of dispute on
question of seniority, three Selby
magistrates went on strike. Court
adjourned until substitutes were
found.
aParis.-In competition conducted
by farmers association for agTicul-
ttiral workers, who have brought up
largest families, prize went to woman
With Is children and 90 grandchii-
dren.
Memphis, Tenn.-Postmastsr Du-
tro, prominent politician, was indict-
ed by Federal grand fury for viola
ton Of civil service laws and intimi=
dating postal employees for Taft cam,
paign funds.
Colby, Kas.-A. c. Ball, farmer,
may lose life because he offered to
wash family dishes. Severed artery
while, washing glass pitcher.
New .YorkSState Senator Ste
phen j. stitwell sentenced to four or
more years following cgnyiction for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-28

IS IN TABLOID FORM
bribery in connection with charges
brought against him by President
Kendall of N. Y. Bank Note Co.
Saginaw, Mich.-Neahy 500 ma
chinists, boiler makers, blacksmiths,
steamfitters and pipemen of the Pere
Marquette shops here went on strike
in sympathy with Pere Marquette
strikers at Wyoming yards, Grand
Rapids.
Hanover.-A. Horn, German avi-
ator, fell 500 feet in monoplane.
Killed.
Niles, OIL. W. WATSON, engineer,
and A. B. Rexrode fireman, killed.
A. r. Green, baggageman, injured in
head-on collision between Pennsyl-
vania passenger train and freight.
Newburgh, N. Y.-Experts called
by state and defense in case of Bur-
ton w. Gibson, charged with murder
Of Mrs. Rosa Szabo, differ widely as
to whether she died fro mstrangula-
ton or was drowned.
Jamestown, N. D.-Bodies of CIau-
dia RIPLEY, 16; Bernice, 1S, and Ma
bel Matchie, II, who were drowned
in st. James river while bathing, re-
covered. Girls were students at st.
Johns Academy.
Toxic. = Emperor and Empress
well again.
Sofia.-More than $4,000 troops
massed here. Bulgaria making active
preparations for real hUsti1itfes. Ser
VANS rapidly advancing.
Barabb0, Wis.-Dadghters Of late
A. g. Ringing seek to obtain $780,
600 each from the estate of late OF
to Ringing, their uncle. Suit ihsti-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-28
EVERYW4ERE'S NEWS IN TABLOID FORM

bribery in connection with charges
brought against him by President
Kendall of N. Y. Bank Note Co.