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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20

ent were Misses Helen Macoy. Louise
ieavel! Sarah and Ruth Daniels. Mildred
I'LL l.uci. Wiltshire, Elizabeth Stroller
Byrdie Puliam. Elizabeth Dreysry. Lueile
Williams and Blanche I.eavcu Turner Wit
,imore; lack Jenries OF Norfolk; Donnon
La, OF south boston; Bruce and Bernard
s;r!ngteilow and Kcnsey Hammond. Jr. o;
Mrs v VII, chef ga,- lawn party
Suncss School class AND 90 Uurilhcr % others
Who were invited 20 meet them Croquot
,ornoh ne amusenen,s o.; the evening
hnI 4 delicious supper Mas served
have been given I'm compliment 20 th- houre
party whioh has been eHtcrtninet hy Miss
" Chcl: was hostess ~ card party in
,hHgir honor on IhuiT,sd4y ,e.ysniHg on the
t"rt,iued With q Ga;c> ioI them at Beau
regard which Was attended by many Gull
peper people. and Iirs- hamilton smith WAS
hostess AT jolly hayride followed by
luncheon ~ nt"nm3:e neT nome on the
ter,ain.d a, bowlins party At the bowl
ins aileys here by Charles Goidshorough,
borough. on lie i,nout street
4 party consisting % Misses Emma and
ai!nor CLARK. OF Cnip'per. Mar. Clore. OF
Eoth.rwooI aud Frances and Mary Bold
ridge. OF SicvtnsburG EFT ThurSday Tor
NIP 20 Nicsara and other points Of interest
MIS- Frances Fleming. o: Washington; With
her granddaughter phebe Fleming. and Miss
sarah Ashton. guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
n, { vass on HoT,h Main s,res;, as i
also Hrs VASES brother J. W Harper. o;
tho same city. who i recuperating from a
recent Nln.ssN
MIS- John Sparrow and children. OF
Martinsvil!e. guests OF their cousins,
Mr. ana Mrs Charles Waite, OF East street,
and VIII leave next week 70: visit 20
Mrs SJarrow's mother. Mrs. Pamela :.
Brown, at LAGRANGE. In upper Culpeper.
Miss Pamela Sparrow. who has been visit
ing relatives in Washington Joined her
mother IN Culpeper.
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p E<Ta@ Ha7 By Betty De5n

Babette: Your eyes are weakened
a tbeIn o frrbtnI thaIs AL Don't let
until you try this simple home treat
ment. Dissolve an ounce of crystos
In pint Of water. One or two drops
need to restore the sparkle. youthful
briliiancy and rested feeling to your
eyes II the lids are much inflamcd
try soaking dabS of absorbent cotton
In the tonic and laying them on each
eye while you rest about ten minutes
Crystos tonic may be called an eye
beautiiier.
Judy: If ordinary methods fail to
reduce your flesh | would recommend
treatment: Put ounces OF parnotis in
l y pnts hot water. Take table
spoonful three times a day For those
who find exercise a task. and are weak
ened by strict diet, | know of no such
valuable aid in overcoming excessive
fat. Ii your skin is inclined to nabbi-
ness see answer to Deborah.
Halle: Your hair needs exercise or
drill with some good tonic and you
can do wonders in putting vitality and
promptly relieve the dandrun and itch
1t costs little and you can prepare it
Mix and add u pint cold water. This
max enough no, tonic ,,dn to last long
week. rubbing we'll into the roots
Curly-Locks: I am very much op-
posed to the use of soap on the hair
The alkali In soap coarsens hair, irri-
tates the scalp and in time will make
the hair follicles decay: neither do
approve of egg shampoos. The animal
substance mixes with the oil in the
plain canthroX makes the best sham
POO. cheapest and easiest to handle.
dissolve one teaspoonful In cup. Of
out all excess oil. leaving the scalp
stimulated and every strand clean.
After shampoo with canthrox notice
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ONANCOCK


tspecial to The Times. Dispatchl
Onancock. Va. July ls.-Captain and Mrs
Springs for two weeks
Miss Alice nottingham went to Baltimore
with her grandparents. Captain and Mrs
Hiss Kate Brat,an (, in Philadelphia. and
Miss Dorothy Bra,tun is visiting her cousin.
M,,s Mamie May Jones, OF cherlton.
guest OF Mrs b X Powell at sans souei"
Mrs., Mrs Ta'es MeAlpin Wilson of Ports
Misc ] {. Cornick at the rec,ory.
Miss Mary = Kelly has returned from a
ySisi, to her uncle Stanley NJ. Scott. OF
MR. E p r!nney has as her guest: Miss
M W!mllsa nsrmansGn; cr "Blenheiin,
Gordon Bra,,en. Of Princess Anne cou a"o
Warner Ames in Washington for
several days this week
ginia Beach
6. FREQ Kelley, is back from business
Rev ]. C. Cornick and son. Louis. arc
with relatives a; Oceania
Msa y at.r ss4. M.. hsme v ie~
brother Winfred s. Kelly. at his summer
Miss Elizabeth Parker is home from, a
stay Of three weeks with relatives at %assa-
Thursday to vtsi, their former schooima att
Miss Mary Bundick. OF Nelson!a.
Rogers
spent several days at the Baptist entamp-
ment this week
Miss Dorothy 2 wis. i, With Mis-, Mirivan
Peters. OF Salisbury.
Mrs. W. II. Thomas OF Capo Charles is
visiting her daughter. Mrs George H
Powell.
Mrs W, b Pitts has with her Mrs El1-
aheth l.. Jones, of Baltimore
Grover Hunt, OF New York. is at tho
home OF his father J. Luther Hunt.
DR. John r. Ames has returned from Bal
tiInore.
Mrs Frank Boughton. OF Colorado. was re-
Gently the guest OF her sister. Mrs. 4. u.
Nottingham
Mr.; and Mrs; Charles s NAPLES are at
the home OF l.. L. NAPLES
C. r. Johnson and c. r. Lewis In
Philadelphia
Tuily \ Joynes. of Altavis,a is with his
parents Superintendent and Mrs. q. G..
Joyner
Mr. and Mrs George Elmore have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. of Davis Wharf
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Drummond. OF Nor
folk. are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. T. e.
Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baum. Of Washington. arc
with Mr.. Baums sister, Mrs. Ohio Parker
Miss Lucy Wise. OF Baltimore. is With
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. 7. Wise
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AMHERST

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Amherst. Va, July 23-Division SupeIin-
tendent of Schools c. l.. Scott attended the
University Summer School this week
Miss Gertrude Davies has gone st.
Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher c. Campbell. who
have been visiting near Roanoke. returned
to Amherst Wednesday.
Rev. J. X. ELLIS. OF Yancey. this week
visited his sister. Miss Mary G. Ellis.
Miss Louise Jackson. OF TaZcwcll. was
last week the guest OF her cousin Miss
Emma Saunders.
j. T. Bowman spent tho week end with
his brother. Isaac Bowman. OF Alexandria.
Attorney and Mrs Edward Meeks
visiting the formers parents In Nelson coun-
".
Miss Ruth Wars is spending this week
with Miss Annie Written. OF Fabers
Mrs. l.. Hunter Early and children are
visiting friends at Atwood
Mrs, Eva Stumo. OF Florida, is visiting
her mother. Mrs. j. II. Wood,
Mrs. X. +. Cameron and little son, are
visiting relatives near Amherst
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LOUISA

Louisa. Va, July ls-Miss Alma wu.o, :,
indianapolis. Ind. visited friends in Louisa
Mrs. Powhie Perkins and daughter. MAY
returned from a months stay in sprinyr.
HILL W. Va ING
Mrs; Hawk. of Washington. is a guest OF
Miss Edna Keene. VI
MT and Mrs. John Chandler. of Wash
ington. left Thursday after a visit To his
father and sister here ''
Miss Mary Agnes Wahrcnbcrger. OF Canroe
Tex" is spending some time with Miss
Anna Griffith at the Louisa Hotel
Mrs. Frank BoXley and daughter. of Rich
mond. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs s. s.
Griffith at the Louisa Hotel
Mrs. John Sommers is Waiting relatiy.s
In Charlottesville this week.
Miss Ethel Miila. of Rocky Mount. N. c.,
Is visiting Miss Elizabeth Boxley
visiting her cousins Miss Willie TaIley
and Miss Fannie Talley.
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BURKEVILLE
Especial TO The Times-Dispntch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Burkeville. Va. July IA beautiful
dance was given by the young :nen OF the
town at Hotel Wilson Friday night.
There were about twenty couples dancing
The patronesscs OF the dance were Mesdainc
John IL Young W. i Stricken, H. w
liundley + Fowlkes and w Il. Far
ing Tho Burkeville string band furnished
the music Misses Fowlkcs. OF South Bos
ton; Martha Blair. Of Richmond and Will
son OF Crewe were the visitors
Mrs c. Il. Robertson and daughter. May
Virginia Beach.
Miss Jessie Stricken. OF Pennsylvania. is
the guest OF her brother. w J Stricken. for
the summer.
Mrs NJ. p. Bradshaw has returned from
visit To Petersburg.
Mrs Martha Blair returned to Richmond
mond Tuesday. She came up for ihe
dance Hotel Wilson.
Mrs William Forrest and daughter. Elsie.
are spending the summer al Lancaster.
England
Mrs II a Adams. OF Norfolk is visiting
her sister. Mrs ~ Ramsey.
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MONTVALE
Especial to The Times-pIspatch !

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Montvale, July 1?-Miss Eliza Otey ha,
returned from protracted visit TO her
cousin. Nina Lockridge. at Lynchburg
Mrs. William II. Mosby. OF Bedford who
has been visiting at the home of MIR
Tuesday
Misses Marie Otey and Chloe Howard
left on Monday to visit relatives in Lynch
burg
Hiss Julia Garrett. OF the Shenandoah
Hospital. at Roanoke, is visiting her boma
vale '
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Slower nav. for the,r
guest this week their sister. Mrs. Sue Fuoua
Of Nirton. fo"
Mr.. and Mrs Muse. of Roanoke. ar. th.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Scruggs
Mrs. K. ]" Phillips loft Thursday for Gov
ington Ky. t~ visit her mother Mr..
Fischer, who is critically III at her homa
in that city. '''
Miss Bette Buford spent Monday IN
Roanoke. and was accompa MED homs hu
Mrs. l.. II Otey. OF Bristol. ~
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and l. a. Smith are attending the Baptist
encaTnpment at Virginia Beach
George Epps. OF stony Creek. was n guest
OF Mayor and Mrs. W +. VI Thornton. We'd
nesday evening.
SiTs. r. ii l.. Johnson and daughters
Misses Gladys and Margaret. and son. Theo-
Co-e. left Friday for Frenchdon. w Va
where they Will make their future home.
DR.. j. T. Hicks pastor OF the First Bap-
list Church. DauVille. in town Thurs
dag. lie his way TO Edge Hill to as
sis; in meeting
Mrs Frank. who has been the guest o.
Mt and Mrs Ernest Jones. on Bedford
Avenue. left Thursday for her home in
charlotte. y G She accompanied by
Hrs Jones. who will visit her parents AZ
Matthews. =. c. for three weeks
Mrs u O. Boss entertained . few friend.
at croGuet last Tuesday evening Those pr,s
INT were Miss Leigh Arthur. Miss Tiers
Mrs J NJ Sale, Rev Stark Jet and Frank
Bernard
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ALTAvISTA

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
AltaEistd, Va. July !.-Miss JeNic Hall
y M.asl"n. spent sunday with Mrs ! r.
ian.
George buchauan. OF HuddIeston. spent
SATURDAY. and sunday here. the guest OF
Mrs. Frank Bowman and con. Terrell LETT
Wednesday for a visit in the Shenandoah
Mrs. L. l.. Slaughter spent several days
Ia Roanoke this week visiting her sons
Il l. and Y. O Slaughter.
w. Il Graham. Of Lswrenceville. was en-
tertained at the home OF Mr. and Mrs o X
and part OF Tuesday
Mrs. W. T. Spencer and sister. Miss Sue
brooks are entertaining at their home on
bedford Avenue the Misses Elizabeth and
Julia Williams. OF Talladega, Ala
Mrs A q. Bell and son returned last
week. accompanied by her two nieces Miss
Anna c. Powers. OF Richmond and Miss
Susie y. Blair, OF ScOttsvile
watson Bray is visiting his parents at
Mrs. w y. SmltM. Rev. a NJ Padg.,t
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LOUISA

Special to The Times Dispatch1
Louisa Va. July i9-Miss Anna Srif1th
gave Two card parties this week in honor
OF her house guest. Miss Mary Agnes
Wahrenherger. OF Coneve. Tex. Auction
bridge WAS played. and at the close OF tho
game refreshments served. Those
playing Tuesday evening were Miss vii.
liaIns Of Richmond: Misses Janet and Kath-
leen Ribb. Josephine Henderson. Elizabeth
Flanagan Frederick Duvai, John Bibb,
James Vest. Allan Flanagan and Robert
Driver. Miss Anna Griffith and Mas Mary
y. Wahrenberger. Those playing Wednes-
day evening Misses Lucy Sims, Lucy
GwAtmey. OF Richmond. Mr. and MIRA stapo
Wills. Mr. and Mrs Jessie Donnally. Mrs
Frank B0Nley OF Richmond: Aiss Wnhren-
berger. Henry Flanagan, w w. Smith.
Richard and Edward Gwathmey, OF Rich
mond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20

nov nt,T quickly. your hair dries and how
huny and light it is and good your
head Will feel
Missy o.: Yes. you can buy the Main
canthrox shampoo at any drug store
Florence g.: You should not neglect
ii INA; ured feeling or it may develop
take this tonic and blood purifier faith-
t to ~, 1t viii probably be all you need
20 SCI o1o you right The prescription is
can be made at home at little cost
10 an ounce of kardene add !. pint
a ani and enough water to make a
tablespoonful before meals is the
right dose for adults. Delicate chill
urcn VIII be helped by this too hut
the dose must be regulated
other women because Of your TO, own ~
shhTieie IS about your looks. If your
the braeg besayn sse eject YOU Of s nsed
simple jelly-cream which can he easily
ana ana cheapiy made at home. Try this
used: Get from your druggist one
ounce almozoin and dissolve in u pint
c ,s,Tco water adding two teaspoponfuls
massage. and it will work wonders on
your skin. Graduating wrinkles and
restoring that vclvety, youthful glow.
Winfred: Your skin, in fact any
ones Is too delicate for the ordinary
race powder. Try this lotion, which is
very easy to make. 1t will save YOU
money, besides being fine to whiten
and tone the skin and rid it of sallow-
ness or blemishes and absolutely takes
the place of powder in every way: Get
ounces of spurmax. add teaspoon
ruls glycerine and X pint hot water
makes a big quantity and is far better
than the ordinary "bouGhten" kind.
II VIII be very becoming and seem
like part of your skin
BETTY Dean Beauty Book $500
Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20
FREDERICKS HALL

Especial To The Times Dispatch
Fredericks Hail. Va, July l9-Miss Caliie
Waller. OF Caroline County is the guest
OF Mrs, Eula Waller
Mrs Hugh Powell and children. OF Rich
mond. ARE spending the summer with tho
Misses Goodwin.
Mrs johnson and her daughter. Miss
Daisy. or Charlottesville. are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs j r Perkins
william Francisco. who has been the guest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20

London. July la.--What with her
numerous progeny. together with her
rather solemn English temperament
Queen Victoria Of Spain was generally
believed to DO something Of a stick"
70 Tar as gay society Is concerned
Imagine :hen. the surprise and wonder
In London drawing room recently.
when Miss Vacant. . skillful instruc-
tor OF the tango. addressed the com
pany In these words before doing her
dance:
IF YOU could see the Queen OF Spain
chncc the tango YOU would never look
upon IL as either vulgar or ifnpossible
Tor the modern ballroom. She has been
thoroughly instructed in the dance. and
eNccutes II win iniinite grarc"
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OF his mother Mrs. Bette Francisco is now
spending few days with relatives in Rich.
mond. " 1900
uses MARION Wallace and Chambers. of
RICHMOND. are visiting Miss Louise Terrell
Mrs j. T Perkins entertained the chill
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-20

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
London. July 19.-One of the most
popular and admired of the large
Anglo American contingent in London
is the Marchioness of Dufferin, who was
Miss Flora Davis, of New York She
divides her time between North House
Putncy Mills, her town residence and
Wimbledon. where she has splendid
old mansion. set off in beautiful old
fashioned grounds
Her entertainments in London are
always notable for the distinguished
character of her guests and thew bril-
liant musical features. Lady Dufferin
Is an accomplished musician herself
and can always be depended upon TO
. furnish her guests a rare treat along
these lines.
She has been giving series Of
luncheon and tennis parties at her
beautiful home in the suburbs. which
nave been attended by all the leading
Anglo americans
She has three very interesting daueh
! ters who are growing into beautiful
Young women. They are Doris Gwen
doline Blackwood who is seventeen.
Lady Weden Florence. fourteen. and
Lady Patricia Ethel. eleven The heir
to the peerage is her brother-in-law
Lord Basil Biackwood. who was re-
Gently in America
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hoy nov quickly. Your hair dries and how
h huaiy AN. ana light it is and good your
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-28
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
!. NEWS OF THE OLD DOMINION :
Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iifd
HElll llllsliEsl
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
No Arguments in Court Until Next
Week.

Richmond, Va, Nov. 28.-Aftt,'
hearing one case Wednesday the
Unite& States Circuit Court OF APP
peals isGjuor1t,g for Thanksgiving
Dav. 1t will reconvenc Friday hlorn-
~ but there viii be no arguments
: cases until Monday.
Agrumen heard Wednesday was III
ezse No. 1879. Walter U. Varney. ref
erse in bankruptcy, petitioner, against
Leo. P. H=rlow.truste in bankruptcy
of the estate of Columbia Cotton Oil
and Provis on Corporation, bankrupt,
G al. respondents; petition to super
wise and revise, etc, District Court
of Alexar:ria, Va. Argued ny d..
Lawrence Groner, Norfolk, Va, for
the petitioner, no counsel appearing
for the respondents, and subj ltt2d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-28
RACE FOR SPEAK RsHIP.
Hugh 4. White Throws Hat In Ring
With Those of Williams and Cox.

Richmond, Va. Nov 2s.---Delegate
Hugh a. White, of Rockbridge, was
visitor a; the capital this week. Mr..
White referre35 confidently to his
chances in the speakership contest
saying that he had many promises
Of support. AS the presen situat o..
stands, the three candidates having
assurances Of support are Edwin ?.
Cox, of Richmond; Judge Mart, n
Williams, Of Giles, and Mr.. White.
Several other candidates are l?Ienti-
oned as possibilities, hut vii! be cor
sidcre& only in event Of a deadlocl'
he ween these three.
All three candi ates have strong
support, but no one claims Il ma
jority. ard the fight will probably nc
be determined until ne Democratic
caucus held at Inc opening scssio
The enabling act is not an issue in
this contest. The act will pass the
House, as it has done or two former
occasions, whatever may he its fate in
the Senate. Judge Williams is favor
able 10 the measure. and MesSrs
Cox and White are both opposed to
it. preferring local option as meth
Cd of regulating the liquor traffic.
That the fight is not being drawn OH
this line is shown by the fac, that sew
eral active "dry" men are working
for both Mr.. Cox and Mn White
Delegate s. II. Love, of Lunenburs,
one of the original dry men is
strong supporter CT Mr.. Cox.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-28
FARMER SHOOTS NEiGHE"R.
They Met While Run,mg aaH Re-
sumed Old Quarrel.

Orange. Va, Nov. ,S.,--E,. l. Meade
and J. T. Webb, two farmers living
on the line Of Orange and Louisa
counties met While hunting Wedncs-
day and engaged in ar alteration,
which ended N Meade shoe !ng Weno
in the fac, and cheS. with l"@d Of
shot. The trouble was the result Of q
feud of six years standing.
Sheriff EGnd left l3g tnn scene of
trouble as soon as the news 1T the
shooting was received. but Meade
came to Orange and gaze himself a..
Meade cla::1G that webs sh". frs
and that nc fired in Selt-dcfensn.
There were no witnesses &c the
shooting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-28
KILLED By SHOCN.
Man VIVA Was to Have Rern Mar
ried Gets $4,000 Volts through
His Body.

Winchester, Va, Nov. 2S---!he
body Of Claude A. Griffin. - Years
old, employed as linemaa i'y the
Northern Ohio Light and Power Co.,
was instantly killed a few days aga
while on a 40-foot pole by $4,000
volts Of electricity. was brought TO-
day to the home of his father, j.
Robert Griffin. at Trone, his county,
for burial. Accompanying thc re-
mains were two members Of the H.
ternational Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers. and Miss Annie Mor0oz, OF
Akron, whom he was 70 have married
Christmas day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-28
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores of Alexandria Readers Are
Learning the Duty of the Kid


neys.
To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the KID
neys are weak.
Backache and other kidney Ills may
follow
Help the kidneys do heir work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills--tht est
ed k:&ncy remedy.
Alexandria people endorse their
work.
Mrs. j. B. Briscoe, 1l5 Prince ST.,
Alexandria, Va, says: a few years
ago / allowed my name to be u$ed
publicly telling Of the great amount
of good Doan's Kidney Pits had
done, at this time my opinion Of the
remesy is no; changed. ] recommend
it more strongly than before. My
back was lame and sore and for five
wears, I just dreadci my homework
On that account. After | took Doan's
Kidney Pills. felt a great dea! ret
ter in every way
If your back aches,-if your KID
neys bother you. don, simply ask for
a kidney remedy-ask Cor Deans
kindey Pills, the same that Mrs. BriS-
coe had-the remedy backed by home
Testimony. soc all stores. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, New
York. 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-28
STRANGE CRIME N BEDFORD.
While Husband Goes for Doctor. to
Attend Wife, House is Set
on Fire 3.

/ Roanoke, Va, Nov. 2S.---The paa'-
itial report Of a, tragely OF Il some
WRIT mysterious nature, which oe-
Cured Sunday night near Flint Hill
or Coed View, in Bedford comfy,
was brought to this city day o. two
ago by resident Of that c'anty.
Zone of the residents of the Good View
neighbolho0d is Lounic Patterson,
who recently moved there from the
vicinity OF Thaxton. On Sunday ::ight
Patterson appeared at the office OF
Or. A. l.. Thurman, Of Chan.oliss-
burg. ami asked him to attenH his
wife, VINO, he said. was dyia.g at
their home. Dr.. Thurman at once
made arrangements to attend the
c2.e, and with Patterson startca for
the latter's home.
Before Dr.. Thurman and Paterson
!thad gone very far on their journey
! they were met By 4 man VINO in
formed them that the Patterson nome
was in flames. Dr.. Thurman immcdl-
lately had DR. Richards, Of Stewards
Iyife, summoned. ans then he and
Patterson proceeded on their way.
When they arrived at Pate! sons
tiromc they found the house had oGrn-
ic.j to the ground, together with the
entire contenSs, the tierccness CT The
flames being sufficient to set Oh fire
" nearby chicken house, which was
assoc destroyed with 200 chickens.
The daughter Of Mr. Patterson met
her father and the physician on their
arrival and told them how she /
been awakened by some noise some
time after her father had left, and
upon going downstairs had fouaI the
room adjoining that occupied b. her
mother on fire. She went into her
lnother's room at once ano round
her lying unconscious on the bel IN!
q pool of blood with cuts on her
dece ard breast She dragged the
unconscious form from the hous2, and
with tho assistance Of the noi& lcors
took the woman to the home Of al
man named Brown, who lived near
lby.
The last reports received FROM her
bedside Indicated that she Yet WIS UNI
conscious. and the marks on he. face
and sbnut her mouth were such IS to-
indicate that poison had been Ii I'll OF
Tho atte,npt had been made to use
it.
Just what efforts have been m"dc to
pn.avel the mystery attending TINS
tragic occurrence by the authorities
Of Bedford county have rot been
learned. bur the people of the vicinity
Of the crime arc much wrought up
over it, and TO Goubt some steps WI!
be taken to get to the bottom OF the
affair.
Nry. Patterson mad lived in ;.:e VI
rinity Of Good View three or four
wears. She is regarded as sp'endld
woman, and is the teacher of class
IT. the Sabbath school. and taught
tho class on the afternoon Of last
Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-11-28

Confirmation has been received o:
the consi tracy in the Island Of For
mosa to overthrow japanese rule
there. The plot was widespread and
the ins,iga ors planned to organize
an army of 100000, massacre the
Japanese, and restore gormosa TO
China.