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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-08-07

"O"0o O.1U
II. w. Edwards. painting and
lettering sign posts and ma
teltal ............. =. 1000
&. l.. Dor, thy. auto hire -. 2O:o(
IL. F. Waldorf, labor citing
guide posts from Hayes to
Philip .............. =. 47.25
Peter Mlntener Lumber Co..
lumber for guideposts. 1900
F. l.. Norman assisting Co.
Assess counting stock. 1890
George T. Morgan, express and
drayage claimed soils. al
lowed .......... ..... 1915
Ha rgesheimer Bros, Supplies
row court house and medicine
for Morkwed, pauper 49,. 900
&. H. Squirting c.. hardware
road acct. .. 800
E. ID. Aldrdch, assessor Cotton
wood Twp. claimed $1,000
Alfred BOOck. assessor Little
Baffalo Twp. 1850
VIM. J. Mooney. assessor Mattison
Township claimed $a945
aiioWeu ..'...... So. At
John J. Bali. Assessor Maximil
Lam Twp. claimed $54 90 al
lOWen .., IS 90
.. l.. Skotyold. Assess Big
Buffalo Twp ..... 3O8O
Mike Bilhnier. Assessor Han.
over Twp .......... 36. rs
Jerry Jarman. Assessor Now
mn Twp. ........ -. 60. 90
Chas. Darling. Assessor STAN
hrd Twp. ...... $500
A. f. Shepherd, Assessor Belyi
dere Twp. ...... 1O2.60
Ross l.. Emery Assessor San
6arc Twp. ........ 30.0O
John N. Y.,alng, Assessor River
view TWP. ........ 500
A. II. Baldwin Assessor Grand
view Twp. .............. 45.0O
Roy l.. Standtford Assessor
Plum Greek Twp .39 90
Kirk N. Rhoades. Assessor Shan
er Twp claimed $4,000 al
lowed ....... $500
L. C. Roberts, Assessor Hayes
TWP. ......... 27.0O
J. b. Gleason. Assess n Roll
ing Green Twp. claimed
$4,000 allowed $500
George W. Bowley, Assessor
Brush Greek Twp ...... 1000
Asa e. TaEott, Assessor War
Greek Twp claimed $500
allowed ........... 800
F. H. KelNng Asse ssor Town
Of Kadcka claimed $500
ALtOWe0 0O.OV
A. c. Holm Assessor Pleas
ant Valley Twp. claimed
$500 allowed .......... $500
Andrew Teeney Assessor Wendte
Robertson Lumber Co., lumber
for bridge LIST. Dist. 80. 4925
T.. p. Fenton Assessor Butte
TWP claimed 5000, al
bOWeo ........ 1913
w. r. Anders. Assessor Twin
Butte Twp -. >. -. ao.oo
H. A. Howes, Assessor Lone
Tree Twp .......... 5000
q. Pfeiffer Assessor Brady
Twp. claimed s67.0o al
Lowell -. :. 400
Martin ]. Stromme. Assessor
Bridges Creek Twp. .... 1900
Andrew severson. Assessor Jew
ett Twp. claimed $3.50.
A0owed ............ :. 44.60
=. B. Hughes. Assessor Wall
Twp claimed $3.50. al
Hari n. Brown Assessor VIII
lOw Greek Butte Twp. ).
CLAIMED $500. allowed. $500
Fred Park, Assessor Downing
TWO, claimed $500 allow
"a 44.U1
Frank Harrington, Assessor
Cherry Twp. claimed $3.50.
allowed ............ 44.e0
Geo. n. Wilson Assessor Adams
twp. claimed $500 allow
I'd -. $500
J. n. Wtnlamo AAoeoaor Tuck
- smith Twp. claimed 5000
Ao0W1Q 49,. ....... u. o.
J. W. Bretx AAseasor Iowa
TMp cAimed $500 allowed $50
Oh oktsrnaas. Aseesoor ysr-
UnDon Twp. claimed $500
41DUv00 ........s.....s 0OsVS
II. Y. Dkc1Don, Aaoe1sor Town
of OoGtonwooA ........, 90. .0(
Trank xlrsansk. Assessor
Oa1A4 TWO. olainsd $500
! Auewe6.... 80. .... 4. 3s.0(
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-08-07

WYNN VSVWvGO Os1VZ.Vl
Fort Piers NationAl
Bank 80. .... 49,. 3.33l.47
Bank of PhlAO ........ 1.6O0.OO
First state Aank Of Ph1Mp 3,6Oo.oO
Senusttv Banking 4 Trust
Company -. 49,. :. $4,000
Midland state Baak. -. $500. 90
Bank Of Midland. $500. 90
beSvsdsre state Bank. -. $4,000
A. G. WhdAosck. Banker (. 500. 90
Farmers 6tA.e Bank Of
kadokA.... -. 80. $4,000
Cottonwood State Bank. $500. 90
State Bank ot Interior. $4,000
Bank of Stamford 80. $500. 90
Bank OF NoW11 -. ..... $4,000
Bank q Capa 80. 10000
CuErency and coin.. 49,. 77.11
Check 80. -. 49,. ;. 1855
Treasurer's Balance Jn16
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
tNSkILLED LABOR SAYS
"AMERICAN LABOR TRUST,

Chicago, III, September l5.-lifty
delegates. declaring they represented
me vast army of unskilled workmen,
io-daT attended the opening Of tho
annual convention Of the Industrial
Workers OF the World here
Inc delegates listened TO Tom Mann.
English labor leader. criticize Samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation of Labor
Gompers is pure rcactionary." he
said. and has got far away from a
sympathetic understanding with the
needs OF tho great army OF borne down,
unskilled laborcrs.
lie virtually is at the head OF the
American labor trust Instead OF wei
coming into its membership all who
need the benefits OF organization. the
TABOR trust draws q sharp line. OK
GLIDING the unsk He'd.
IF the aims OF any right movement
Tor the ultimate emancipation or the
Nottingham are to be considered. all
workers. skilled and unskillcd. must be
Welcomed"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Colonel NerIund II. pcpnu.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Manassas, Va, September l5..-Col.
onel Ncwland r. DePaw. one of Prince
william countys most prominent citi-
zens. died this morning at $50 o'clock
at his home near Iiaymarket from
cerebral hemorrhage. Colonel Depsw
was native of Indiana. but for the
past ten years had been = resident or
frince William County, after retir-
ing from active business life in which
ne had been very successful. AT the
time OF his death he was largely iden-
tilted with banking interests in Pitts
burGh and New Albany. Ind lie was
tho owner Of largo and valuable real
estate holdings In various portions OF
the country, and his estate near Hay
market Is one OF the finest in this sec
ton of the country.
He is survived by his widow and two
daughters, Mrs. Vernon Knight. Of
New Albany. Ind, and Mrs. Harold y.
Gates, OF Louisville. Ky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
EXHUME BODY Of
MISS WAKEFIELD
Death OF Cousin Of Former Gov.
ernor If Maryland Is to
Be Investigated.

baltimore September i5.-upon
earning Of a peculiar series o, event,
preceding ana following the sudden
death or Miss Ella Warneld. cousin
OF former Governor Warncld. at her
farm near Sykcsvilie several DAYS ago
states Attorney Wcant announced tia,
ne would make = thorough investiga
non ~ once. and ordered the bod or
Miss Warneld exhumed
Al Nc same time tho states attor.
ney stated mat IA. had learned frat
i.s Warneld's mother to whom shs
ipe All % hsl piopSFty has become
DESPITE tie fac, tina, bottle said
10 nave contained cyanide OF POTASSIUM,
Was found ~ the bed in which Miss
Narncid dled aup q mysterious letter
was later round hcncath the bed cor
oner Miller. OF Syk"sville, who wa
HisS Warhelds cousin. issued a burial
certihcatc without ordering an uutopsv
"F holding an inquest
u :prcchvr, who was called after
MISS Ail!Icr was found dead in her bed
sac mat he gave certificate 81
dcatH from acute indigestion" nj Tho
request OF Coroner Ali!!er.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
TWO HEInLOOMs DISPOSED OF.
VIII of Late Colonel Hcubcn W. Hnrri-
son Admitted 10 IrObntc

iIarrison.itrS, Va. September So
The will of the late Colonel Reuben w
Harrison. OF Melrose. admitted to pro-
bate several days ago disposed OF two
family. hcirlooms OF value on account
of their age. Reuben NJ Harrison. SON.
WAS given Colonel IIarrison's large
armchair. which the will says is $50
years old and which had been inner
tied by the testator from the latter s
grandfather. 4 daughter. Mrs. Nancy
Robinson. was given an old grand
fathers clock. in possession OF the fam
lily for many years. The estate was
directed to be divided equally among
tho children. 4 grandson, Werner Hutch
ms, to get Il child's share.
DisposinG Of am estate valued a APP
nelius Rife an aged farmer living
north OF town on the kratzer Road
who died two weeks ago from the eff
fccts OF a fall at the new Chesapeak g
Western station. was admitted to pro-
bate in the Office of the county clerk
YESTERDAY The Will was proven by
Drs Il. &. FirebauGh and j. H. Deycrlc
the subscribing witnesses. having been
signed by -. q. Dcchcrt for Mr. Rife
i'll their presence.
In addition to the widows dowry,
Mrs. Rife is left $500 in cash and The
residue Of the estate Is to be divided
equally among the Ave children. G. \.
Rife. d. w. Rife, Paul Rife. Hester
Miller and Rebecca Thompson. less
amounts in cash advanced TO them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Long IN SERVICE OF \. & w.
Engineer W. l.. Hanson Complct cs
Twcnty-Fourth Year ~ Train Pilot.

Ecuno;,.. Va, September l5.--io,o-
motive Engineer w /. Ransom. OF the
Norfolk and Western Railway, rounded
out his twenty fourth year as an en-
Snecr in the service of his company
Wednesday. September 10. Engineer
einecrs on the system, and for mum
Der of years has been the pilot on the
passenger trains between here and
Bluciield
lie left Friday afternoon on train
No. for Blueneld. using engine No
$40, locomotive recently turned out
of the Roanoke shops with all the
modern improvements and appoint
mcnts, This engine has an alfree
valve and cylinder. which gives the
locomotive more power. inasmuch as
in Il more valuable manner. The new
Baker valve gear is attached. With
this the steam is superhcated. and
gives greater power. There are but
two other engines on the system like
No. 5ia. No 54S was released from
the shops two weeks ago. and No. $50
WAS released Friday. All three are
cially to handle trains between Roa-
nokc aud Bluchcld, pulling trains Nos
and 10.
In speaking OF his new engine just
before pulling out. Engineer Ransom
remarked: Did YOU ever have Il tack
stick M in your shoe. and then get Il
hammer and knock II out. aud remcm-
her the feeling of comfort and relief?
Well. that is the effect my new en-
CINE has on me. 1t runs like a scared
rabbit and is powerful and at the same
time easy to handle. 1t takes the
curves nicely, and is of beautiful mech
aniSm, and is a treat to ride on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16

Louisville. NY, September l5.-lnvcs-
tication here to-day failed to establish
any connection OF the Rev. Hans
Schmidt, held in New York for the muir
der Of Anna Aumuller. with the muir
der In Louisville OF ciEht-year old
Alma Kcllncr, whose mutilatcd body
was found in tho basement Of st. John $
Catholic Church in December. 1909.
Schmidt was in Louisville at the
timc OF the Kellncr Eirrs disappear
ance and the subsequent finding of her
body.
The manner in which tho Kellner
girls body was cut into pieces and then
disposed OF, being similar to the
methods employed III the murder or
Anna -Aumullcr, caused the suspicion
that Schmidt might have been connect
cd with the Kellncr murder. for which
crime .loscplr Vending: former JAM
tor of ST. Johns Church. is serving Il
life sentence in the penitentiary AT
Frankfort, Ky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
HAMPTON WOMAN
ASSAULT VICTIM
Mrs. erosion, Attacked, Later
Identifies Assailant at
Soldiers Home.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1

lSpccIdl 10 Inc IlfncS- DiSpa tell
Norfolk. Va. September 15-Accused
OF assaulting Mrs. william erosion.
wife Of William erosion. manager OF
the gas department Of the Newport
News and Old Point Electric Railway.
Edwin fiatton. member of the band
stationed ut the National Soldiers
lone ut Hampton. was arrested to-
day Tho alleged assault occurred yes
terday morning In tho National Gene
terry AT Hampton. Mrs. erosion SAWS
sue was walking through the cemetery
when Il man came up from behind and
shocked her down. She screamed and
i"ught her antagonist, and the man ran
off
ms morning. accompanied by sew
GRAZ detectives. she went to the Soldiers
lone The members OF the band were
iihcd up on the lawn. and Mrs erosion
went down tho line until she reached
iiatton. She Identified him as her as
S"iifh'' ana lie was arrested ana hcId
without bail.
liatton came here from Seattle sey
crai months ago. The Crostons arc
ALSO strangers. having come to Hamp-
ION from the South Hatton is forty
iour years old. Mrs erosion is AN al
'r"c'iNc young woman. and is very
popuiar. The authorities Mt the Sol
oicrs ttome arc wrought up over the
hh"'r' Ihey say II is the first time
'-itt any one connected with that in
stitutlon has been accused Of so grave
Il CRIME. ana they will help the police
10 clear up the case IIatton saws no
is innocent He declares lie never saw
Mrs. erosion before this morning lie
mas employed Attorney Fay Collier. one
OF the best known lawyers in Tide
water. TO defend him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16

New York, September l5.-F'rcdcrick
l. Eolwell OF Yonkers. regarded as a
star witness against Governor Sulzer
at his forthcoming trial on impcach-
mcnt charges, has disappeared. accord
ing To announcement to-day by the
assembly board OF impeachment man
ayers
What had been identified as Cover
nor's suffers signaturc-'William Sui
zcr'-for Mrs William Sulzer," to-
day was under the scrutiny OF "a hand
writing expert of the board. The
board heard his testimony at a further
private examination OF witnesses ex-
pccted to testify at Suffers trial on
impeachment charges.
Mrs. Suffers name was mentioned in
the matter for the first time so far as
yet brought out in this letter.
Regarding the absence of Colwcll,
Aaron j. Levy, chairman Of the board,
issued a statement saying that. infor-
nation in the possession of the board
was that Colwell is absenting himself
from the jurisdiction OF the board at
the direct instiGation of tho Governor.
and for the purpose Of avoiding tcsti-
flying against the Governor at his trial.
MIR. Levy added that a country wide
search had been made for Colwell re-
Gently without success
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Major William ;. Greene.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.I
Alexandria, Va September *
Major William : Greene. clghtv.ora
years old. Il retired civil engineer. died
this morning at his home, 3i7 North
Washington street, after long III
ness. Besides his Wife. lie leaves two
children--Dr Louis : Greene and Miss
May Is Greene. Four sisters also sur
Nivc, They are: Misses Jane n. Sal!
lie 5, Ursula {. ana Eliza y Greene.
all OF this city
During the civil War aiajor Greene
acted as major OF the engineering do
partnent unte- command OF General
Tratier. For the past ten years ha
had been In charge or the water works
at Columbus, ia. as general manager
lie also served in "a similar capacity
with the water company At Brunswick.
Ga
Major Greene was member OF p
r. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans,
and members viii attend his funeral.
which viii be held at o'clock to.inor-
row afternoon from his home serv.
ices VIII he conducted by Rev w &;
Rollins. OF the Episcopal Thcolo E.cal
Seminary. and burial Will be made IN
Ivy Iiill Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
"BARBARY COAST" DOOMED
Relieved san Frnncisro's Notorious
KcSOrtN viii Hurt ENpOSitinm.

believed san frnncisro's Notorious
Resorts Will Hurt Exposition.
san Francisco. September l5.-On
the ground that it viii hurt the pana-
ma Pacific Exposition. the famous
Barbary Coast faces extinction
score OF clereymen detained from
their pulpits yesterday against this
world known asscmblagc OF dance
halls drinking places, lodging houses
and dives, iirst known To dccp-sea sail
ors. and later exploited In many n
novel and south Sea story.
The Coast manifestly was uneasy
last night. because behind the threats
of me clergymcn its habitucs see
economic pressure. woman suffrage
and a new state law providing that
amy place may he summary closed up
on the substantiated complaint of any
citizen that 1t is ny common report or
bad reputation. This law is held In
abcyanc" Just Low because Of 4 refer
endum petition filed against it, but
small hope is entertained that II can
be upset At any election where women
vote.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16

few doses OF that wonderful blood
purifier. s. &. S.. VIII start activities in
the cellular tissues of the body and
t"on show decided changes in the skin.
The skin is but fine network OF tiny
Blood vessels, and the specific action of
r. $. s. Is declared TO be pronounced
stimulation OF the activity of these
cells. Certain il is that In a surpris-
inSly short time any skin eruption
shows d most remarkable change; it
begins 10 dry up; the skin scales on
In tiny necks and soon a layer OF
Gear. healthy and firm tissue results.
The reason for this Is in tho peculiar
stimulation OF S. S. s., which enables
nc cells in the skin to select from the
blood the nutrimcnt II requires for
regeneration
You can obtain s s. S. at any well
t'ocked drug store. 10 you insist upon
IL. but bc sure you are not talked into
homething lust a y good"
:. is prepared by the Swift Spe-
enc Co. $50 Swift Bldg, Atlanta. Ga
! write for their illustrated book on
i.!n diseases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
THREE ARE HELD
BY CORONER MIX
Engineer, Conductor and Flag
man Charged With Respon
sibility for Wreck.

New Haven. Conn. September IS
Three employees OF the New York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad are held
by Coroner Ell Mix TO be criminally
responsible for the disastrous wreck
at North Haven on September ., when
the White Mountain Express plunged
through the second section OF the
standing Ear Harbor Express. exacting
toll of twcnty-one lives. The cor
oner's finding was fled to-day, after
he had conducted a private" inquest.
Those held to he responsible are Au-
gust T. Miller. engineer OF the White
Mountain Express. and Bruce G.
Adams and Charles II. Murray. CON
ductor and nagman, respectively, or the
Bar Harbor train.
The coroner neither blames nor alb
solves the New Haven Road. He finds
the signals were in perfect working
order. and whether the banjo signals
are obsolete or not" the accident would
have been prevented II the conpanys
rules had not been violated. lie de-
clarcd the number of violations of rules
by employees makes a sorry record"
Engineer Miller was arrested on a
bench warrant this afternoon. and
pleaded not guilty before the Superior
Court.
Bench warrants have been issued for
Adams and Murray. 1t is said they
will be brought into court tomorrow.
In his finding the coroner says of
Engineer Miller:
The lives of n large number OF peo-
ple were in his care, aud he was duty
bound to take no chance or incur no
risks"
Regarding Conductor Bruce Adams.
OF the Bar Harbor Express, Coroner
Mix says:
ct was clearly his duty (aftcr the
train had been stopped) to get away
from danger at once. to have left a
competent flagman behind and Al once
Droceod"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
KNIFE REFORMS CRIMINAL
Operation on Head Cures ViciousIy In
HungRrinn.

Trenton. y. j., September 1.-THE
removal OF a growth OF bone. one and a
half inches thick, from the back of the
skull where ii had been pressing
against the brain. transformed Janos
SZikely. AN inmate OF the New Jersey
state prison. from an insane and vic
ious convict TO a normal one.
Szlkely was received ut the prison
Two years ago. lie was convicted of
killing a hungarian in a drunken
brawl Doctors discovered that he was
suffering from the results of a frac-
tured skull The man failed in health
gradually and became a maniac. vicious
and unable 10 care for himself
An operation was performed and
since then he has improved rapidly
and keeps the attendants busy finding
work for him To do about the hospital
ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
STRIi<E: IN DUBLIN NOW
ASSUMES LARGE PROPORTIONS

Dublin. September 1.-THE labor
situation has assumed a moro serious
phase. and the city is affected to a
greater extent by this strike than any
in its history. o-day 5000 builders
went out after refusing to sign de
claration proposed by the employers
that they would not join with or sup
port the Transport Workers Union
which started the original strike. Two
thousand farm laborers and 600 dock
workers also are out. -Four steamers
loaded with grain are unable to dis
charge. Food is running short, and
the poor are beginning TO suffer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Long Under su.pcn.,on.

Mainz. Germany, September l5.-Thc
Journal to-day says that johannes
Schmidt. belonging to tho Mainz bish-
oprlc. has been long under suspension
10y tho bishop
lie disappeared from Mainz, and later
arrived IN Munich. where he was ar
rested on charge Of committing II
number OF frauds. according to the
newspaper. After he had been nc
quilted by the court on tho ground OF
weak -mindcdncss. hc emigrated TO New
York
The Mainz cpiscopate was not aware
that lie was exercising the functions
OF II priest In New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
wcndIInr Doc.n,t ncmcmbcr.

Frankfort NY. September 15.-Jo-
scph Vending, convicted OF the muir
der OF Alma Kclincr In Louisville. and
sentenced to life Imprisonment in the
state pcnitentiary. asserted day that
he could not recall the namc of Hans
schmidt, alleged self-confcsscd slayer
Of Anna Aumullcr but in the same
breath he declared his own innocence,
and said: 1T Will come out some
time"
Vending asked for n photograph OF
Schmidt in the hope that lie might have
known the priest under another name.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Intended to Return Home.

Aschaffcnbure. Germany. September
l5.--rhat lians Schmidt. tho priest who
has confessed the murder OF Anna Au-
muller In New York. intended TO re-
;urn to his homo in Bavaria at an early
date is indicated i'm Il postcard which
his parents received from him a day
or two ago. Schmidt wrote that no
rcjoiccd to think that no would SEQ
them and Aschaffcnburg soon again.
Both of Schmidts parents and other
relatives living hero consider him alb
normal morally, and declare that there
were humorous cases OF Insanity In tho
family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16

iIlo y ~ - 49,
colo remedy as being fine
and a sure cure.'--T. j.
Davis, Sup't State Farm
Lassite r, Va.
81 have been using
Noah's Remedies on our
stock with fine res,ilte, and
find them to be the best
OF the kind l have over
used I'D. J. GnMth, eup't
8. G. Penitentiiry. 90 Vim
bia, 9. G..
ave cheerfully recon-
mend all stock owners to
give Noah's Remedies A.
trial and be convinced OF
their wonderful curative
proDertles. We have OBJ
talned better, results from
their use than we did from
remedies costing 500 per
bottle."-N orfolk Ind
Port amouth Transfer Co.
Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Mr.. Stock Owner

do you give your sick animals
doped medicinesi
Did you ever think of that
Many animals die after treat
ment with doped medicines
which are worse than none at all.
An animal with weak heart or run
down condition cannot stand being
drugged. When the reaction sets in
they usually die.
You should take as much care in
doctoring your stock as you would
your family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16
Leonard I'nync.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg. Va. September -
Elmer Payne. OF This city. died at the
Mary Washington Hospital here OF
typhoid fever. aged nineteen years The
father of this young man is III al his
home with consumption, two sisters
are III at the home with typhoid fever
and q brothcr-in-law has typhoid fever
at the hospital. The decedcni Is sur
vived BY his parents, one brother and
two SiSIcra.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16

cwburSh. \. Y. September l5.--Ar.
thur ~. Mclean. treasurer of the Demo
cratlc State Committee. tonight gave
out a statement explaining his failure
to obey II subpoena ordering him TO APP
pear before Governor Suffers investi-
gator. John ~. lIenncssy, with all
records OF tho committee. which have
to do with the Democratic State cam
paiEns for three years back.
Mr.. Mclean said: Il ain not state
mcnt official, and l have been advised
that 1T is not necessary for me to go
to Albany