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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

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ct Sorilas onL at aonsreSien ifal
pqre iorpIigtet i'll at peotoge pg fore.
lpgse Solicit til afitemning ct
8runSlopsamenoemeut, naar ,sor.
langen6e berom or itiaet al 2egis.
l~atlrerne eQer al Ell Raioritet al
gplgerne / ii al ~llniouens Stater,
og at iaaoame amenoemenier ifaI
ratificeres al gRlgerne ! De ioritiel.
liee Stater, iitebetior iom biotil al
Segislaturerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
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ife 6Ippeforps Neu / Wanoaas|
Srpht unber Gpelier paa Den mill.
tore 6lppeplaSs uSenior Earis. ibet|
ban iaIot neo ira en- SsiSe al S50|
Dob. Set CT fin to Tiger ii6en ban
tit lit gertififat iom Slipper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25

Oct cipile Giperie6uoget er Den
22oe os. ueotaget al Senatet. Oct
isrer, bl. a., en- gepilsnins al S10O..
900 for ben internationally gas.
S~rassfommisiion ! bpiIfen ggton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-25
Koneresien.
sarifbc6ntten bar taact i'm @cgrn'
belle / Observation-Disclosures.
Xa VouctteS IariTorIa9.


Sarifoebotten tog / SuSoagS lin
SegprbcIie / Observation-Disclosures %
pcnteS at bile bIi ailluttct | Ssbet al
etpar Tiger.
Observation-Disclosures Tapne, Moore
% 6orbuep ifal boloe Sope0talerne
Tor 0tinoriteten iuben Grriu1Sfomi.
teen. nj biSie er oen isritnGputc /
8apsr al De republifauIfe Subititu'
ter for ITO. % @omllbSiatIcrre, og
De 70 iibItnponte or inob oct Demo.
f~rotiife HepilionSioriIag / i'm Selbeo,
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tilfrebS meo Den bemofrutiife Repi.
lion al Iolben % beQer lite bar ban
SpIt I'll at iIaa 6elgc meo fine rcpli-
blttanlte &oIleger paa SinanSfomi
teen, Der bar meb Solorepiiionen at
beitiQe.
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belize lit eaet RepilionSiorlIag, men
% bette bill blipe ct tort Stpffe gr.
beloe, iom ban life bill funne flare
alene, euer meo Den Siplp lom itaar
I'll bans Haaoigbeb, bar ban isat ON
og iaaet aomiteenS SiaaoeIie til at
paa Senatets gefoitning at ifaiic iig
Ell Grpert til of biitoa bam meo alr,
betoet - bpilfet bar nofiao Ilberalt
giort at 0emofraterne iom uogier ct
operpeienoe Slertal al aomiteeuS
Wteblemmer.
ct arau paa SpbGpeIien al to
Sraftater meb StorbritunnieIl. beJ.
&c ~bersrenbe Observation-Disclosures.
berue iremiatteS ben 21oc os. / &c.
natet / Sorm al en- al EQUATOR
Chamberlain iorellooct R"eiolution,
% oermeo er ct not Clement bragt
inc | aontroperien opcr De cSor. Sta.
tiers Ret til at iritage amerifanife
aDltfartsier for at betale aunalai-
glitter.
Helolutionen paalpager ErGii.
benton ufortsoet at trnfie Sfribt til
at opbpoe Observation-Disclosures
al 1901 og Glaptou gulpertraftoten
al 1852, iom ben ieritnGpnte traaos
te iiteoetfor.
Senator Chamberlain bpu6e0e
peo 6remipttclien of ReioIutionen, at
Sraftaterne og Heieraterne al timber.
bonoIingerne pil pie, at De 5or. Sta.
ter alorig hapoe til Sanfe at giue
Storbritannien Observation-Disclosures
Der f,tnoe 9ipe iibitnrpnte 2ano no.
gen berettiaet @runo til at iremfom.
me meb iIige Eroteiter. iom oct /
oenne Gags anIeoring bar giort.
Reiollttlonen gap Inlebning iii
megen Sisfusiion, Der BOG / oct itore
o8 belle taaet bar 9ltnitig for 8oriln.
get, iom aanaIfomiteens 5ormanb,
Senator @orman, berior tror bill BIZ
Oebtaget meb en- itor Waioritet.
Ger err imiolertio oen itore aber
oerueb, at oiSie 9raftater iislge in.
MISUNDERSTANDING 5olf life oil
fllnne opbRues, uoen at begge Bar.
ter err enige oerom.
Otter bpao Senator Spen iorle.
Den Dag bite at oplpie / Senatet,
ifal E~rGitoent @ilion bare cpiat
paa at faa pebtaget en- Heiorm | bort
9anf' % 6~inanspGien nllcreoe paa
tnoepGrenoe grtraforiamling.
Samtioig oplpite ban | oenue Sor,
binoeIie, at Der pil bli ifrebet til ri.
boIoeIien al Ell RPffe 5PQe5msoer
al 5iuansfomiteen og ReprPientant.
buiets 8anf. og Wpntfomite. iaa.
mart oenne ii0itneunte err uonRunt,
for / 69Qesifab at uoar6eioe SnS.
itiaingen al ben me Cop. Sorilaset
oil bli iremiat | begge Slie iamti.
Dig.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
BEDFORD SPRINGS
WILL Be REOPENED
Especial to The Times.Dispa,ch.l

IL.
Lynchburg. Va. March 23-Bedford
Springs, twelve miles from Lynch
burg. and four miles from railway
stations at Forest and Lawyers. at
one time one Of the most popular
summer resorts in Central Virginia.
are again TO be opened TO the pub
nc The property has been In pos
session Of the Trent Corporation. Of
Lynchburg. for several years and the
men Interested in this corporation have
decided TO rebuild the hotel which was
burned about ten years ago. and TO
maintain IL as resort as soon as the
work can be accomplished.
y hotel Is being constructed, which
VIII nave twcnty-four bedrooms while
the property is being improved and all
modern conveniences will be provided
Tor the resort. Just when the prop
erty Will be ready for use will de-
pend on the builders.
The springs are in easy access o.!
Lynchburg by means OF a splendid
dirt road, and an effort is TO he made
20 have this macadamized by the
county.
Years ago the iron and alum mass
water there attracted large crowds OF
people TO- the springs. and 1t is be-
lieNed the resort can be brought back
TO IT'S old time popularity. This is the
ann OF the present owners, who are
able and ready to develop the proper
y as rapidly as Its patronage will
permit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
FAMOUS DOCTOR
IS SERIOUSLY Ill
DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton, at
Presbyterian Hospital in
New York.

New York. March 23.-Dr Allan Nc
Lane Hamilton. widely known as an
ahenist. is critically i'll al the Presby-
terrain Hospital in this city. it became
known to-day. The nature OF the ill
ness was not stated. but his condition
Is so serious that members Of his fam
lily are constantly at his side.
Dr Hamilton. who is nearly sixty
SIN years of age, has long ranked as
one OF the leading specialists in merry
Gus diseases in the country He has
appeared as an expert alienist in many
famous criminal trials. including those
OF Charles j. Guiteau. for the assassin
alton OF President Garfield: Of Carlyle
w Harris and Harry Is. Thaw He is
a grandson Of Alexander Hamilton the
Revolutionary patriot and statesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
CAPITAL JOKES REVIVED
sheridnn'H Mule Again the Delight q,
the RnCOntcNr.


Washinsto March 23-A new od
in'histration is always heralded i'm the
capital as fine opportunity for 70
IiVihS old jokes for the edification ar
,ne men VINO head the various bureaus
OIL the government. Probably more
sood stories. old and new, are being
passed about in the clubs now than fn7.
years. The simple democr,cv az -, =
members of the Cabinet makes this
possible, and several of them have nor
objected when they themselves We're
the victims of the Joker
one or the best of these old Jokes
WAC, Vas toid al the Army and Navy Club
Secretary Of War by an old friend of
"eheral Sheridan in the field
hand of Indians" said the gen
80, iriehd, mad made a sudden nj :
tack on detachment OF Sheridon'a
men, VINO, fortunately. had Il mountain
uM Yer mounted on government
'huic' Not having time TO unlimbnr
ana put in position, they backed ola
century up and hlazed away at the
reuihcn. The load was so heavy ma,
.nule and all went tumbling downhill
toward the savages. who. not under.
s.anding that kind of lighting. took TO
Afterwavd one of them was can
replied: "o ran
Me big Injun; no faid big guns no
iraid little guns: but when palef,ra
loads up whole heap big iackass and
SHOOT him at Injun, Injun rum
~ was some time before the laurb,or
supsided. but when il did an exncri.
ehced old Indian fighter. whose foco
mad not changed expression. drylv re-.
marked: re-
That's all right. general but ~.
a',rM ,nat told YOU that isn't worth
ioad OF huckshot for bookmakins. on
an ihdian Marathon When old Con
Jury heard the iizz Of that fuse he NM
iour ieet in bunch, rolled one eve
,oWard The rear, and like a dog ,fto,.
ms ms tan Just kent on turning. When
me gun Went off there wasn't - noIo'
race left in sight To tell whether tha
mum ran or not"
ihe Secretary of the Navy, Josenhu.
pahlcls. already has been told a storv
on hlchard w. Thompson, of Indiana
secretary OF the Navy under HAYES
NaNai officers took the new secretary
ooWh |" the navy-yard and showed him
an over the upper works of "a mnnn,
war. He asked many questions u,,.
interested in each feature of the vns
SCI. and Just as he was fnishin. III,
N's't' passed gloomy looking hatch
way! He stopped. looked again ma
then remarked with evident .mayn
meht, Why, the blamed thing is hi
low" - hoi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
EASTER WEEK WILL
Be GAY SOCIALLY
Examinations Are Over, and Stu
dents Prepare for Many
Dances.

Special to The Times Dis patch.l
Blacksburg Va. March % Second
term examinations at the Virginia
Poiytechnic Institute ended Thursday.
and the third and last term of the
present session has begun There
was no recess for Easter this year
ana the usual class work is going on
TINS week. however, will be gay So
cialiy for many OF the students. as the
three Easter dances will be given. and
there is a ball game Thursday after
noon with Eastern College. The Ger
man Club will give It's two dances
Monday and Tuesday nights and Fri
day night March IS. the Cotillion
club Will entertain. this being new
dancing club Just organized with a
large membership. For these dances
number or young women from all
parts Of Virginia are expected here
Dr j. NJ McBrydc, formerly presi-
uent 81 the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tutc. is very i'll at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. c. G. Guignard. in
Columbia. :. g. where he is spending
the early spring months. The latest
reports as to Or McBryde's condition
are more favorable than those received
here Thursday
DR.. Il. Il Fred. OF the department
or plant pathology. is spending a few
DAYS ut his home in Loudoun County.
President y. y. Barringer is now
having his household goods shipped
to his homo near charlottesville.
where Mrs. BarrinGer and tn. younger
children viii 20 late in the week. DR..
Barringer will remain at the college
until July |, when he retres as presi
dent and j. -. Eggleston assumes the
duties OF that Office
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
Special TO The Times-pispatch

III
Ashland, Va. March 23.-Miss Nir
9inia Potts is home for Easter. and 5ha
as her guest Miss Perry. her room
mate at the Southern Female Semi
+ nary, Hotersburg
Fred * Prosser is AT the Johnston
Willis Hospital, recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
Russell Scott of Randolph Macon
college. has gone TO Bedford City to
spend the holidays with his parents
Joe Potts, Of Randolph Macon Acad-
envy. Bedford City, arrived Friday for
, a visit 10 his parents. Mr. and Mrs G.
+. Potts.
Mrs. Alexander Sands. of Richmond
and her sister, Miss Norton, of Alex
andria. were recent guests of Mrs &
ID. Decliert
i Miss r. Augusta Nixon leaves Tues.
day for short visit TO her sister, Mrs
+. w. Lee. at Claremont
Dr j. o Hart has gone TO Louisa 10
visit relatives
Rev. and Mrs, w. f. Walker. who
nave been visiting Mrs. r. II. Wright
at boswell. will leave for their home
i'll Jessup. Md. this week
y delightful house party is being
given by Mr. and Mrs. y. Il. Midyette
in honor OF Miss Nancy Midyette who
Is home from Randolph Macon Insti-
tute, Danville. for the holidays. Among
the guests are Misses Ruth Blablock
La
Magnolia, Miss.
Misses Lillian Haynes and Eleanor
Wingfeld, of Richmond. were recent
guests of Miss Eleanor Sydnor.
Prof. J. Is. l.. DeJarnette. of Drivers
High School. is visiting his brother,
DR.. Elliott De larnette
An engagement of much interest TO
Ashland people is that of Ernest l..
starr and Miss Nellie Brushingham. of
chicago. Ill. Mr.. starr who now has
charge OF the English department of
the Salem Female College. Winston
salem. y. c., was popular member
OF the class OF 906 at Randolph Ma
con College, and has many friends here.
The wedding Will take place in June
An interesting paper on "Willia m
Dunlap t1I9S-lS15), Father of Amer
lean Drama was read by Miss Mar
Saret Tucker at the Young Woman's
Literary club on Thursday afternoon.
and Mrs w NJ Jones also had one on
"Belas and Manager"
Miss Gary led the discussion on cur
rent events
The Hanover Chapter. L. u. c.. held
the regular monthly meeting on Thurs
day morning. Delegates TO the con
vention 10 he held in April at Farm
Vile were elected as follows: Mrs
H. i. Smithey: alternate, Mrs. James
Cox: Mrs. w. Is. Rudd: alternate Mrs
Floyd Tucker: Miss Elise Cardwell:
alternate. Miss Ruth Blakey: Miss
Greyson lioffnacle: alternate Miss
Lula Lane The historian Miss
Mary Overton lIaw. was present. and
made n motion. and il was decided. that
the monthly historical programs should
he carried out at Hanover Courthouse
by members in the country who found
ii Impossible To attend the meetings in
Ashland. Mrs Mollic Il. Macgill
Rosenberg. of Galveston, Tex. was the
guest of the morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
AGED COLORED MAN
. BURNED TO DEATH
Charred Body of "Uncle Romy"
Briggs Found in His
Cabin.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

lSpeciai TO The Times Dispatch
Culpeper. Va, March 2S-The charred
body of Romeo Briggs. a colored man.
who lived on the Alton Road. was
found in the ruins OF his house, which
burned to the ground last Wednesday
night Uncle Romy.'' as he was fa-
miliarly called. had in his early life
9eeh slave belonging to the we'll
known George family, of Culpeper but,
marrying freed woman. had his own
freedom bought by his wife. Since
the death of his vito he had lived in
his little cabin by the road. resolutely
refusing TO have any one live with him,
but looked after by his son and daugh-
ter-in- law. most respectable couple,
who lived nearby For years Uncle
Romy' had been one of the trusted SER
wants of the late Colonel Slaughter
Bradford well known throughout
Virginia. His funeral was largely at
tended by the white families of tho
neiShoorhood. and general regret was
expressed.
a mad dog running amuck through
the streets OF Culpeper caused much
excitement before the brute was shot
and killed by John Ellis, negro bar
yer Many dogs. some of them very
valuable, were bitten during the dogs
mad career, but fortunately no persons
were bitten. though several were at
lacked. Mayor Robert Mackall issued
" REORGANIZATION calling upon all owners
OF dogs to have their dogs muzzled
during the next forty eight hours and
for period OF sixty days. on account
OF the public safety. The head bt the
mad dog was sent by Health officer DR..
Otis Marshall to the Pasteur Institute,
in Baltimore. and was reported affected
with rabies.
Among the deeds OF bargain and sals
recorded at the clerks office this week
was one from j. Clinton Smoot, trus-
tee. to NJ. III. lsbell ct ais, OF 1874 acres,
about three miles southeast of Gull
pepper for the sum of $4,000. Many
other transfer OF real estate were re-
corded most of them for small par
cells OF land
DR.. George IL. Sparks. OF Mitchelrs,
this county. was appointed last week
by Judge Shackleford to serve out the
unexpired term of Atwell Somerville,
resigned. as supervisor from Cedar
Mountain District. General regret ig
expressed at the resignation OF Mr.
Somerville. who has been supervisor
from his district for fourteen years
and chairman OF the board for the last
seven but pressing personal matters
made his resignation necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
Social and Personal

Mrs. Juliet Chiffon Keith has as her
guests at her home or Cathedral Place.
Miss Nellie Price Morton and Miss
Esther Bryan. They VIII spend week
visiting Mrs. Keith
Judge James Keith has gone to War
renton. whore he VIII remain for sew
oral days as the guest OF relatives near
that place.
tnnirs Of To-Day.
The Right Rev - j o'Connell.
afternoon At 1890 o'clock before the
members OF The Womans Club and
their guests. Eiahop O'Connell has
taken for his subject, THE First Chris
,iau Prosecutions Under Nero" He
VIII he introduced by George Bryan.
The final dance given by the Rich
monj German Club in the ballroom Of
tie Richmond Hotel VIII take place this
evening. William Mayo will lead. and
there viii be- q large number OF out
of-town guests present. Dancing Will
bcgiu promptly at 9:30 o'clock. and "a
seated supper will be served at II
O'clock
Michael Gavin Traylor viii enter
tain the younger society set ~ an
informal dance at the Country club
this evening. The guests viii include
tic girls and boys visiting in Rich
uplId FOR TIL. Easter holidays
Miss Rachel Hannum's marriage to
Wharton Landel Donaldson, Of Phil
adelphia takes place this evening at
$50 o'clock IN Chester Pa. and is
an event OF much interest to fashion
able society here. 4 number Of Rich
inond people have gone to Chester to
attend the wedding. which viii bc :;
very prominent affair
Guest, Entertained.
Miss Beatrice kirk entertained at
cards. followed by informal tea AT the
Country club on Saturday afternoon
in honor OF Miss Sarah Davis, Of Mary
baldwin Seminary; Miss Lucille Raw
lngs. of Frederick sburG, and Miss
Marguerite Blanton. OF Randolph Ma
con Womans College. who are guests
cf Misses Marie and Margaret Smith
here for the Easter holidays This
afternoon the Misses Smith will enter
tain at their home on West Grace
street for their guests and Miss Luz
ellie Neal who is student AT Stuart's
School in Staunton
Another affair TO he given in honor
Of the Misses Smith and their guests
for the holidays is q card party on
Tuesday afternoon. at which Miss otto
culpepcr Will entertain AT her apart
ment in the Chesterfield
In Atlantic City.
Miss Julia Catherine Horne and Miss
Mary Sizer Fuller. or this city, who
lave been attending a house party
given by Mrs. Edward Brennan, Ir,
in Wilmington. Del. arc now in At
lantic City. They expect TO spend Eas-
ter week in Atlantic City.
MIR. and Mrs. John H. Lyncma,t OF
West Grace street, have gone to At
lantic City. where they will remain
for the Easter vacation. Later, Mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
BLIND MINISTER
HOLDS REVIVAL
Wonderful Success Is Attending
Efforts of Rev. r.. G.
McLees.
Especial to The Times pispa,cb

i"pcc'ai TO me Times Dispatch
Staunton. Va, March a3.-Rcv H. &.
Mci-ees pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN
church at Chatham, OF Tuesday night,
VIII close Il union protractcd meeting
being held for ten days i'm the First
ana Second Presbyterian Churches OF
otauhton, preaching In the afternoon
each day In the Second Church. and
at night In the First. The churches
nave been filled at each service. the
building at night being crowded. Great
interest has been aroused. Mr.. McLees
oeinS regarded as man of wonderful
etoqnencc and magnetism Mr.. Nc
Lees is blind. but that fact has not In
terfercd with or checked his studies
or abatcd his activities. His wife. who
Is granddaughter OF the distinguished
preacher OF South Carolina. or the last
century. DIR. Thornwell. is his constant
companion in luis hooks as we'll as
in his life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
POPE F ORB|DDEN
TO celebrate MASS
Physician Feared Easter Cere-
monies Would Overtax Strength
of His Holiness.

Rome. March 23.-Whilc the Pope IS
condition shows considerable improve
ment. Dr. Marchiafava. as precau-
tionary measure, insisted that the Pope
should not celebrate mass this morn
ing. Monsgnor Bressan. his private
secretary, however, received commun-
ion from the Pontiff and oniciated at
the mass in the apartments of His Ho-
Illness
Invitations have been issued for n
large collective audience which the
Pope will give Tuesday, provided his
present progress is maintained. Many
Americans have been waiting in Rome
for this function
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
THIS GREAT FORTUNE
is REALLY BONA FIDE

I;ulpe,a. Count de Tore Diaz. and Of
~ Willcocks. member OF Parliament
tor Southampton. The Marquise Merry
nSed va. that is to say. tho mother Of
me newly appointed Spanish ambas-
SS@r0r TO me court OF st. James, was
while while the Merry del Val family Of
3 Il;ah constitutes branch Of the old
Waterford. members OF which emf
grated to Spain after the battle Of the
t'oyne; on account of the persecution
by reason of their adherence to The
roman 2,. Catholic Church.
cated wa a5fiS's in 'EH s9nT Were edu
Catholic school near Slough. and af
hnn Sat; at Ushaw College. near Dur
ence OF their father. the two brothers
entered the service of the queen Re-
EN- Bafae or , Spain the one, namely. Mgr.
The young King. Alfonso Nit. and
the other. Don Alfonso Merry del Val
W whi one G 9t hsr private secretaries, in
3 ,ah Riano, now Spanish envoy In
me United states: and who has just
I ,h Gordon of the Order of Isabel
me catholic. IT cannot he said. there
,ore: that the new Spanish ambassador
stranger; Indeed born within the
sound of Bow bells. he is Cocknev
norn ana PRED. and can boast of being
ZIG OILY, Cockney member OF the for
eign diplomatic corps accredited 10 the
court OF st. James
Niscount Bangor. who has inst been
elected for life as one of the repre.
eGhttatlye peers of Ireland in the House
the other representative peers. n Union
Isl, since the unionists have an over
wnelining majority among the Irish
~ toll
election lie is soldier by profession.
Was Wa, Tor some, years captain of the
after u, Leg Legation Guard ut Peking
on mat city by the allied army In 1900,
ana al then was for time. under the
Ward. OF the Royal Artillery. on tho
san SAL, or the general commanding the
I;riiish forces In Canada. He is mar
hamilton. Of Cornacassa County Mon
aghan; which serves to recall that the
G Ins i Abs of the frst Lord Bangor
thlS very same Hamilton ia mily. Sew
Sr.i Or the Wards OF County Down.
aarmons them Mrs l-rAncis Aii Michael
WAR; WAR; who resides at Alameda, Cal
"itn ner several children.
castle Ward, the ancestral home ar
LORD Bangor, is most picturesuiieiy sit
fnrd on tha shores OF lough Strang-
s; IN the possession OF the family
since sn SIR Robert Ward. who was sur
o offESor rags ehe i;; Of ireland in the reign
the then Earl OF kildare The castle
Wms rebuilt about the time of the
first Lord Bangor. who was raieed we re
.ne irish peerage for having, reprco
55eHheu county Down for many wears
Vas unable TO agree with his wife
a tho,ut me style of architecture. and
NY mnaiiy compromised the matter
"a f,f l,a
ana the other half Byzantine in stvIe
ing 'n strue &c Us 'oaa tE the s.ranges
Copyright. 1918. by the Hre Hrr
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
Rohl,ers Arc RusN-

lSpeclai to The Times Dispatch
.;NnchburS. Va, March 23.-i.ocal
railway detectives are having trouble
around l.ynchburg by freight cars
being robbed of brass. Saturday 800
pounds We're taken from ears on the
Norfolk and Western siding west of
the CITY, and several negroes have been
arrested for stealing it,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
tnderson-IIutson.

IHPtcIaI 10 HE Times Dlspatch.J
Chatham March GA marriage was
solenniZed at the home of Rev. w y.
Barr. when Miss Katherine Hutson be-
came the bride OF II r. Anderson, Rev
Mr.. Barr performing the ceremony, in
the presence OF n small gathering OF
friends and relatives. The bride is "A
daughter OF Preston Hutson. farmer
OF near Greenpond. The groom is the
eldest son OF Hon. G w. Anderson. of
PittsylVania
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
Leaves for San Frnncisco.

Detroit Mich, March 23.--Nfrs xot,,o
rine Pope. wanted in San Francisco In
connection with tho owen d. Conn
burglary case left Detroit last night
for that city. accompanied by a dotec-
tive. Mrs. Pope was arrested here a
week ago, but had bee nat liberty on
her personal bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-24
Rcsnonse is ueartr.

WaashIngton. March 23.--Some OF the prin.
cipal universities and colleges OF the coun-
try have responded heartily to tho .nnvy's
invitation for some of their students TO spend
six or eight weeks during the coming sum-
mer on tho battleshlps OF the Atlantic fleet.
The details OF tho plan for the accommoda-
ton OF the students, now being worked out.
are believed to contemplate auartering tbs
and assigning them to such simple duties
experiences. '''''