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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-14


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31

his morning. The body has not been
recovered and there l. mystery as 10
who he was. and as 10 how he got INTO
the river. The supposition is that he
fell from the small foot bridge just
above the dam. crossing 10 Pocahontas.
and that he was swept over the dam
by the raoid food current lie was
seen bohi ng up and down and strug-
Cling TO reach the bank. and sank before
assistance could reach him. Ihere IS
some suspicion that the man Jumped
in the river TO end his life. but this
apparently has no foundation. AS yet
no one has been reported missing. and
there Is no idea as to the identity OF
the man.
Negro Injured.
Samuel Cain. colOred. was brought
TO Petersburg tonight from Emporia
suffering from a gun shot wound IN the
left arm and abdomen lie was out
hunting rabbits with friend and had
stopped for dinner. placing the gun on
log By some means the gun fell. s'rlN-
ing the trigger against twig and was
exploded, the whole load OF shot strik-
ing Cain in the left arm and side He
vas brought to the hospitsl and will be
operated on tonight.
General News Notes.
In the Hastings Court to-day Ben
Richardson. negro. indicted for feloni-
Gus cutting and wounding. was convicted
and sentenced TO the penltentlary Tor
one year.
William Hill. negro. was arrested last
night for having in possession five pairs
of shoes alleged to have been stolen
night before last from car at Dunlop :.
in Chesterfield He claims TO have
brought them for a small price.
Andrew Tucker. 1t mail carrier travel
ing on a rural route in Chesterfield, was
injured yesterday in an accident caused
by his horse running away. lie was
thrown and dragged for some distance
and severely bruised.
Sales of tobacco to-day were $50 900
mounds. at prices ranging from s. TO
$50 Market active and strong.
William +. Ramey, city treasurer,
who has been confined TO his home for
several days. is much improved
Isadore Reinach. who celebrated ms
seventeen birthday last night. received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
BIOLOGICAL CLUB RECEPTION.
Given at A. & VI. College Compliment
AIRY to Members of Legislature.

fSDGFldt 10 ] ne / lIl'c- LIS d-NA-s
West Raleigh. y c. January 30
SATURDAY night the Biological Club
gave its annual reception in Patterson
Hall. All agricultural students were IN
vited and "a large number OF people
from Raleigh. including the three girls.
colleges. This reception is given every
wear by the Biological Club. generally
in the fall. but the years the Legisla-
t,Ire meets II is held during January
complimentary 20 the nembe OF the
Legislature, d large number OF whom
attended. The halls and rooms OF the
building were beautifully decorated with
holly and long leaf pine.
At recent meeting or the German
Club the following officers were elected
President. \. j. Phillips; vice-president.
w. T. shaw, secretary. and treasurer.
] B. Fearing. floor manager. z. A
Gill. and leader. G. II. Anthony. The
next dance. which will be the last dance
before Easter. viii be held Saturday
night. February /
DR.. r l.. Williams. assistant pro
lessor of chemistry. was elected presl-
dent Of the North Carolina section of
the American Chemical Society. at q
recent meeting Of that organization
Al recent meeting Of the senior
class the following commencement mar
shaIls were elected Junior class-chief
marshall, j. b. Rees. assistants, W r
Patton and J. r. Townsend sopho-
more class. J. W. Wilson and l. 7 Lewis
freshman class. &. o. Seifert and IL c
Mays.
+ y. Mcdowell. OF the class OF 1910.
has been transferred from the state De
partrnent OF Agriculture TO the college
experiment station in Patterson Hall
on Friday night the Y NJ G A
Will celebrate one OF the greatest events
in its history at A & NJ College This
will be in the form Of q reception. IN
celebration of the completion OF Its
new building which Is one OF the hand
soonest college Y. NJ. c 4 buildings IN
the South Half of the money for this
building was donated BY John -
Rockefeller on condition that the col
lege would raise the other half by sub
scription. which was done, and the build
ing j. now finished. W O. BergthOid.
general secretary Of the association at
4 NJ. deserves much credit for his
untiring efforts towards getting this
building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
LOOKS DARK FOR HARGROVE.
Strong Evidence Accommodating Against
Alleged Murderer.

fredericksburg. Va. January Go
The authorities of Spotsylvania County
are busy summoning witnesses in the
case of the Commonwealth against
F. l.. Hargrove. colored. confined IN
the Spotsylvania County Jail under IN
dictment for the alleged murder of
Mansfield Thornton and wife. Melvina,
on Friday night, Decembe Is.
The case will be called at the regular
term of the Circuit Court. beginning
next Monday.
1t is said Hargrove is beginning 20
show signs of weakening. and 1t Is be
lieved he will. under pressure. confess
the crime and tell If any other party
was implicated with him.
Hargrove was of sound mind when
arrested. but during the last week or
ten days he has been acting IN pecu-
liar manner. whether assumed for
dcfinate purpose or because of the nerV-
Gus tension he is under Is not dehnately
known. But il is beginning to be
thought his attorney, when the case
comes 70 trial, Will enter plea OF IN
sanity for his client.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
GETS CONSULAR JOB.
University of Virginia Graduate APP
pointed to Nova Scotia.

Charlottesville, Va, January SO-
George p. Waller. well known in Mont
eomery, Ala, has been appointed
United States Consul at yarmouth.
Nova Scotia. Mr.. Waller is one OF
several well educated Alabamians who
have secured consular appointments IN
recent years, after the establishment OF
civil service and competitive eNamlhd-
tions for consular appointments
lie is a son of DR.. and Mrs. George J..
Waller. of Montgomery. and during ms
college days he was a frequent enter
tainer of the young people OF Mont
gomery at the Waller home. Iiaicyon
Hill. a few miles east OF the city.
lie received his preliminary educa-
ton in Montgomery. From the Mont
comery schools he went TO the Uni
versity Of Virginia. After his gradu-
alton from the University OF virginia
he became the principal of we'll
known preparatory school of Virginia
While serving in that capacity he TOOK
the examination for a consular appoint
ment and now the news comes 10
Montgomery that he has been named as
consul 10 one of the leading ports OF
Nova Scotia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
NUMEROUS ASSAULT.
Man Believed Insane Tries to kiii
Two Others.

Pulaski, Va, January 3O.-John Rose,
during a At of insanity on MONDAY
night. might have killed William lilnkle
and James Williams in the house OF
Hinkle on the farm of John Buford.
near Dublin. Getting out of his bed
in the dead of night as his would-oe
victims were wrapped in the deepest
of siuInber he got an axe and stole 10
their beds and struck each OF them in
the head. Fortunately he was con
quered before he did effective work in
his murderous assault upon his innocent
victims The blows were not well
directed in the dark as they proved TO
be only scalp wounds and nothing
serious is anticipated therefrom by Dr-
T. l.. Sutherland. who was called TO
dress the wounds, unless unforeseen
complications should arise. Rose was
arrested yesterday by Deputy Samuel
Nickers and brought TO the county jail,
where he will be held pending lunacy
commission. which will be held IN bis
case.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
FIRE NARROWLY AvERTED.
Drying House of Imperial Tobacco Com
pany In Danger of Destruction.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Amelia. Va. January Ga serious
fire at the Imperial Tobacco Company =
plant was narrowly averted yesterday
morning One of the company's dry
ing houses. which had just been filled
close with tobacco in high order bought
from the farmers, was being fired to
dry out the tobacco. Although 1t was
not apparent that the fires used were
any larger than usual. great volume of
black smoke began 10 pour from. the
building at all the vantilating points
and it seemed as If big blaze was
imminent.
Since tobacco houses always seem TO
take fire az the top, where the heat is
greatest. the managers deemed II wise
to throw two heavy two-inch streams
of water into the building. which was
done as soon "a the hose could be couple
UP. and after considerable water had
been thrown in the house, the smoke
and heat subsidized
The Imperial Company has water
tank holding some 1900 gallons on a
sixtv-foot steel tower and, with plug
hvdrants at various points. Is in good
shape to handle the situation and proven
a very serious loss. There will be
considerable damage by water. but 1t
IL covered by insurance
Judge Southall opened court yester-
day morning and Judge Wells arrived
on the u 90 train from Richmond and
took the bench. The case of Cousins
administrators. suing the estate OF
Lee Clarke, who shot Lee Cousins. was
post poned.
Young Baird. who stole Judge South
ais horse. was proven to be insane and
was sentenced to be returned to Will
iiamsburg.
DIT. 2. T. Southall sued the county
for $3.50 for attending smallpox patients
The Board Of Supervisors had allowed
him $50. which was considered very
liberal. The jury gave him $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
TRUSTEES HOLD MEETING.
Discuss Arrangements for New Build
ing of EpiscopaI High School.

Alexandria. Va. January 3o-A meet
ing of the trustees of the Theological
Seminary of Virginia and the Eplsco-
pal High School was held yesterday IN
St Pa3rs Church for the purpose Of
considering some matters in connec-
ton with the erection of the new build
ings OF the Episcopal High School
which arc now in the course OF construc-
ton Among those who attended the
meeting were Bishop Gibson. Of Viz
ginia: Bishops Randolph and Tucker.
Of the Southern Diocese of Virginia :.
Bishop Gravatt. of West Virginia Dr.
Scollay Moore, of West Virginia. Rev.
John Lloyd. of Norfolk. Rev. = p.
Phillips. Of Alexandria Judge Garnet,
of Norfolk; Colonel Arthur Her
bert, Julian 7. Burke. Arthur Herbert.
Jr. Archibald Hoxton and George
Stuart. of Alexandria.
The trustees and visitors were en-
tertained at luncheon by the ladies OF
the Sewing Society OF St. Paul's Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
PASSES CENTURY MARK.
Remarkable Instance of Longevity
I'm Danyiile Section.

Danville. Va. January S0.-A re-
markable instance OF longevity in
negroes was revealed to-day when
news reached here from Brosville.
little town in the county. OF the death
several days ago OF Eliza Thornton.
Among the residents OF Brosville 1t -
maintained that she was lis years Of
age Some are found who say she was
us years OF age. Little Is known OF the
woman She was a familiar figure in
the neigh borhood. and a week ago
was stricken with pneumonia. which
caused her death last Saturday. In
1911 she Joined the Shiioah Baptist
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
HOPE FOR HUFFMAN.
Rockingham Mans Case Will Come
I'm BEFORE Wilson.

Harrisonburg, Va, January S0.-The
friends of George +. Huffmans have no
reason to dispair of his getting mercy
at the hands of the President OF the
United States. 1t was learned Yesterday
that the case of the Rockingham man
clerk had not been carried peiofe
President Taft when he announced
the list of pardons last week.
IL is a purpose of the Haunmns TO
wait until the prisoner has served
one third OF his time in the Atlanta
prison before they appeal for clemency.
At that time President Wilson VIII De
in office and a petition asking for
pardon for the Penn-Laird man VIII
be presented to the new President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
LECTURES BY DR.. SARGENT.
VIII BE Delivered at Zion Soiiege
in Nav.

fSDeciaI TO The Times Dispatch
Zion College. y. c. January 90
President Harper announced to-day
that DR.. William q. Sargent. Provi-
dencc. r.. l.. Secretary Of Education of
the American Christian Convention,
will deliver a course OF twelve lectures
on the Apocalypse or Revelation here
in May
Rev. c. II. Rowland. Franklin. class
Of toao Is engaged in q series of evangel-
istic services here at this time. Mr.
Rowland l. president OF the Eastern
Virginia Conference and a favorite
with the student body.
Dr. J. o. Atkinson. OF the Chair Of
Social Science. attended the mectius
81 the Board Of Trustees Of the state
r-piwersitv in Raleigh Tuesday lie
mas been a member Of the Board FOL
SIX years now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
Strong Organization, 1t Is Ex-
pected. VIII Be Perfected
in Petersburg.
PLANS TO BUILD GOOD ROAD
Important Meeting of Prince
George Citizens Will Be
Held To-Day.
Times Dispatch Bureau.
5 Bollingbrook Street,
Phone 1875.


Petersburg. Va. January 30.
The temporary organization or Tue
Petersburg branch Of the Equal SUI
frage League Of Virginia last night Is the
prelude to what Il believed VIII oe /"
strong organization in the early iu4uIS-
Mn b. r. Valentine. presideni "'
.hc state league. presided. and OK
plaincd 10 the large gathering OF women
present the principles. purposes ana
,,iar- of the suffrage movement. ana
an.,xored many quest iUDs that we've
asked bearing on woman status shouiu
she he granted the privilege or NotihS
Cards OF mem bcrship. 10 he signeC. ana
70 bc distributed and returned before
the meeting for permanent ofsahl1a-
tion is held.
Important Prince George Meeting
An IMPORTANT meeting Of citizens o.
prince George County VIII be hello 10
,no~royv afternoon a 80 q clock IN
Bohemian Hall. on the Jerusalem
plank Road. The State VIII be repre-
sentcd by the Highway Commissioner
~ pefc~sburg Cham Der Of Commerce
bv rs secretary. William NJ. Martin
the county by members OF the Board
Of Supervisors. and the Farmers
Union and the Crater League by theiE
officials.
the object of the meeting is 10 seek
The aid Of the citizens of RlVes District,
through which il runs, IN the permanent
announcement for at least i've miles
out from Petersburg Of the historic
old Jerusalem Plank Road. along the
i;ne of which occurred some of the
famous battles Of the last year OF the
uar Included in these are the famous
Crater battlefield. the battlefield OF RiNes
Farm he famous Forts Scdgwick and
Malone. and others. Along the ROAD
within close vicinity 10 Petersburg
stately and beautiful monuments ana
tablets have been erected. and hundreds
of visitors make annual plgrlmages
TO these scenes
The Supervisors OF this county VIII
anpropriate 81 coo TO this Improvement /,
about the same amount Will be received
from the State. and citizens OF Pcter:s
hu~., have contributed 81 .0cO or S.2e
Il Is time for the citizens OF RiNes
District. who are TO be Immediately
benefited 10 add their individual con
fributions. and this. il il believed. VIII
be done al Tomorrow meeting.
Conference OF Mormon Elders.
conference Of the Mormon elders
in Virginia will be held in this city on
Saturday and Sunday There are
eighteen travelling elders Of the Nor
mon faith in Virginia. whose work l.
done very quietly Elder c. W Crosby
IS in charge of the Virginia Mission.
and Presiding Elder Charles A. Coins
has general charge of the missions IN
the Southern states. Both VIII be
uresent and Will speak at the confer
ence. There are some adncrents OF the
faith in Petersburg. and about l.5oo IN
Virginia.
Drowned in the Harbor.
An unknown negro was drowned III
the harbor. opposite the union station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
NEW STATION AT LEXINGTON.
IL. o. VIII Erect $4,000 Brick
Railroad Depot.

Lexington. Va. January 30--An Off
cial of the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
has made the announcement for the
first time that an up-to-date s. 900 brick
passenger station will be erected at
Lexington at once. 1t will have separate
waiting rooms for white and colOred
passengers. The station will be equipped
with modern appliances. and viii con-
tain Mushrooms and toilets. and a
smoking room, in addition 20 the agents
office.
The station a. Lexington will be
used Jointly by the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
roads.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31

calls and congratulations from large
number of friends. many OF whom
brought appropriate presents All
callers were entertained.
ID. II Williams, bridge foreman on
the \. c l.. Railroad. who has been IN
the hospital for. some time with
broken foot. is out again. and left tins
afternoon to visit his brother r. [.
Williams at Chester.
No such name as William II. Billings.
who Is reported in The Times Dispatch
this morning. as being sued for divorce
at Norwich. Conn, appears IN the
Petersburg directory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
IN RACE FOR LEGISLATURE
Captain Charles G. Snesd announces
His Candidacy.

Fork Union. Va. January @-Cap-
tain Charles O. Sncad- OF this place.
bas announced himself candidatc ioI
the Legislature 20 represent Flussnns
and Goochiand. subject 20 pritnaIs
election Captain Sncad y u.
,;e,. es--,cr stock raiser. and prominent
go snsucnfiaI in church and county
affairs. Captain Sncad vas a pray
soldier. he was made captain ~
General r.. r. Ice. when Iap'aln
Nfassic was killed about the time o. the
battle Of Winchester
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
NO EVIDENCE OF MURDER.
Coroner Holds Inquest over Body OF
Deputy sheriff Barnett.

Especial % Tho TINES DESPATCHED
Houston. Va. January 50.-COroner
W. G. Puliiam yesterday held an
inquest over the body OF 8 9. Barnett
a deputy sheriff % Halifax County.
who was killed last night by "a passenger
train on the Norfolk & Western Rail
way near Dcniston Junction. The TACT
that he had been attempting 10 arrest
dcs pcrate illicit distillcrs. and the
peculiar way iu which the body was
mufIlatod caused The suspicion that
he had been murdered and then care
fully placed upon the tract. No evi-
dcucc. however. was produced at the
inquest 20 show other than that he
came to MS death by being run over
by the train % cars. and tho verdict OF
the jury was rendered accordingly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
CHURCHES MAY UNITE.
Christian Congregations I'm Lynchburg
Consider Merger.

Lynchburg, Va. January Sol ne
question of the merger of the congrega-
lions of Park View. Darlington and
West Lynchburg churches in the near
future is being considered. and 1t Is
not unlikely that meeting VIII be
held in the near future looking TO the
of this project
Should the object of the proposition
meet with favor, it is proposed TO dis
nose of the three church properties and
10 secure a more central location at
Ance for the erection of Il neat church
Building to comfortably house the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
Post-OffIee Changes Name.

Rocky Mount. Va. January CO
About the LIST % February the post
office at Eiba will change its name 70
Gretna. Va The railroad station and
express office. under name Of Franklin
Junction and the corporation, under
the name of Town Of Elba. VIII also
be changed to Gretna in the near
future There being another station
in Virginia named Elba. change was
necessary in order TO get the station
name and the post-offce name to cor
respond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
R.nncsf Tor Orphanage.

special 20 Tho Itnes-D isp -
Spencer y. C.. January " ; ~. &c
roth Orphans Home, located AZ 80 ,s,
cent. Rowan County. ~ 70 receive -,
By the will Of Mre Marsarey ssoys. -
49, -c~c,slv a. her home in Frederick.
NJ The home was founded snd is
,nai-tained BIZ the Reformed church
"a are boouesf will be Of much heip
- .bc t,stifution. Through the VII OF
Dax,d rrobler. who died some months
ago ~ Thomasviiie. the same orphan
age received a handsome beGuest also.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
CHILDREN 81 YEARS.
One Set Of Trip:cts and Six Pairs oil
Twins Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Winston Salem. y. C.. January 3O--
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wilson. of Stokes
County whose post-ofncc ADDRESS u
Peters Creek. Va. have been married
tven,v-fo,lr years During this time
Mrs. Wilson has given birth to twenty
seven children Among these are one
set OF triplets and six sets of twins
Mrs. Wilson is only forty-one years
OF age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-31
WYNDHAM WHITE NAMED.
VIII Lead Bristol Club In Place Of
Henry q. Lavender. Who Re Signed.

Bristol. Va. January 50--Ihe brls-
tol Athletic Association, owners or the
Bristol franchise of the Appalachian
Baseball League. are now put to the
necessity Of electing a president Henry
G. Lavinder. who was elected iast
saturday night. has made II plain
that he cannot possibly accept. stating
that. as much as he loves the game.
he would be unable TO find the neces-
sarv time to devote 10 it. 1t Is prob
able that Wyndham r. White. the Give
president, will be made president