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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
JUDGE RHEA AND ENGINEERS IN
sPEcT SCENE OF SOUTH
ERS WRECK.
MAKE REPORT TO-DAY
WILL FIND THAT IMPROVEMENTS
TO ROAD AND NEW BRIDGE
ARE SATISFACTORY TO
COMMISSION.

Judge Rhea and the engineers
mission 20 inspect the improvements
made on the Southern road between
Richmond and West Point and the
new bridge built over the Pamunkey
since the accident IN which two men
lost their lives some weeks ago, re-
turned TO the city yesterday.
Members Of the party stated that
the Southern road has replaced the
former 81. So, and 6o-po md rails
with those weighing so pounds to the
length over the entire division. with |
the exception Of one mile between
White House and West Point This
stretch Of track was traversed by
the party Of engineers, and they
stated that their idea of the improve !
ments made by the laying of the
heavier rails was greatly accentuated
because Of going over it.
Many improvements Made.
The West Point division is thirty
nine miles In length, 1t has been
ball1sted throughout, and since Sep
temper 1at "a, 600 new ties have been
laid on It, making a splendid founda-
ton for The heavier track. Members
OF Judge Rhea's party traversed the
made a careful inspection of the en-
/ tire line. 1t Ia understood that they
were satisfied with the work done.
( r. w Scarborough. an engineer
specially designated by the commits
4 sion to make the inspection with
Judge Rhea. made a thorough inves-
| tigation Of the rebuilt bridge His
report will be filed with the corpor-
alton commission today 1t Is gen
orally thought that he will pass upon
/ tho work AZ being well done.
Judge Ehea Talks.
In speaking of the trip last night
| Judge Rhea said that he thought we'll
OF the division as improved. In
fact" said he. II was so well i'm
pressed with II that l was willing to
stick aboard during the return trip,
which was made at the rate of fifty
miles an hour"
Those who made the inspection on
the special train were Judge Rhea,
F. w Scarborough, specially desig-
mated by the corporation to inspect
the road with Judge Rhea. superin-
tendent Hutchinson and chief engi-
neer Herman, both of the Southern
road.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
NEWS OF PETERSBURG
virxsnian Bar~mu Mechanics BundnE

wallace u. Blanks: tller Joscpr Will
liams: stewards, ]. J. Gardner and
s. D. Rodgers; auditing committee,
Worshipfuls w. u. Blanks and r. j.
Townsend District Deputy Grand Mas
ter william +. Poole conducted the In
stallation services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
LODGE
ELECTS OFFICE RS

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. 19.--Peters-
burg lodge, No. ID. A. f. e. A. NJ. elected
and installed officers for the ensuing
year last night as follows: worship
full master, Thomas M. Davis. senior
warden, John w. Friend; junior war
den. Alex. w. Bryant; treasurer, p, ii.
stuart: secretary, Charles Il. Borst.
senior deacon, Rev. James A. Mcclure.
junior deacon. Rev. Il. p. cambridge;
ichaplains, Rev. George c. Zeigier and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
Mrs. Caldwell Ill.

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. l9.-~Mrs
]. f. Coldwell. who. with her husband,
recently celebrated her fifty seventh
wedding anniversary. ia very Ill at her
home In South Sycamore street, Mrs,
Coldwell suffered a stroke Of paralysis
about a week ago ana her condition
shows no Improvement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20

sherman. clerk; J. Percy West. escort;
Ira t. Buren,, Waterman: Harvey w.
johnson, sentry; c. r. Jones' OF Pc
tersburg physician: Sam r. Buren,. r.
y. Birchett and G.. S. Staples managers
The meeting was closed with an oyster
supper and smoker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
Celebrates Quiet Marriage.

A quiet marriage was solemnized
yesterday morning when Miss Lucille
WendalI became the bride OF Emmett
w, Allen, The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Wesley Baker. pastor
OF Porter Street Presbyterian church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20

ROUND TRIP CHRISTMAS TICKETS.
Via Southern Railway. December nth
TO 25th. December 3ist and January
LIST hnal return limit January 6. 1914
Low fares TO all the South. Tickets
to points in Arkansas. Oklahoma ard
Texas will be sold December goth, 2lst
and 22nd. Return limit January IS,
1914. Inquire GOT East Main street
phone Madison 272.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20

No gift of merchandise, or even money,
could possibly please as much as the
giving of shares in this big cooperative
enterprise.
Ii is a gift Of intrinsic and permanent
value. As the enterprise grows, it will
become more and more valuable, The
dividends it pays will come as regular
reminder Of your thoughtfulness and fore
sight.
These certificates are now ready at
the Offices of Union Stores, Seventh ana
Franklin Streets. To secure them You
simply subscribe to the number of shares
You wish to give, and your certificate will
be issued for presenting on Christmas
Eve.
You can pay for these shares soc
per month per share-no payment before
the end Of thirty days,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-20
BRYAN TO FLORIDA
TO SPEND CHRISTMAS

WASHINGTON. Dec. ls.--Secrs-
tary of State Bryan. accompanied by
Mrs. Bryan. left Washington late this
afternoon for his winter home at
Miami, Fla. where they will spend
the Christmas holidays Mr.. Bryan
expects TO return to Washington De-
cember 3Ist On New Years Day
Secretary Bryan will be the host at
the diplomatic breakfast given on
that date by each secretary OF state
In honor OF the diplomatic corps.
Soon after that he will depart for the
West on a speaking trip,
---------------- v
Gives Home Rmfe.
MADRID, Dec. fixing Alfonso
signed decree giving Administrative
home rule to Catalonia and regtons.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

Florence OIL hennihk Ao.s btks ~
Northwest Cor. lot -. thence south
IL degrees % minutes, West lAv
feet thence North 90 degrees 81
minutes. West so7 r.. thence North
degrees % minutes. East ifo.35
n. thence South 20 degrees 80 min
utes. East 1896 n TO point OF be-
ginning.
Also beginning at point on the East
line OF Pet Ave. whncc NV. Cor
of Lot No. l. Blk. 2. Percivai Sub.
bears South Is degrees os minutes,
West 1904 IT,. thence North Is de-
grees o. minutes. East if0 IT..
thence South 76 degrees 50 minutes,
East 1905 n: thence South de-
rrecs 05 minutes West 1so H.;
thence north 20 degrees 50 minutes
West 19293 feet. t..............-..
Florence Natural Gas a Heating Co.
BEGINNING mt the Northeast Corner
OF lot so, Blk.1. Perciyal Sub,
thence south II degrees OF minutes
West l4o r.: thence South 70 de-
rrees 81 minutes East 22i.15 IT,.
thence North e5 degrees rs minutes
East 1886 H.. thence north &c de-
rrces 81 minutes West i2.i5 IT.:
thence South &C degrees 80 min
utes West 1919 r.: thence North
as degrees 0s minsitcs West 1i4.IT
H.: thsnce North 76 degrees 80
minutes west 5s.4s "a. TO point OF
beginning .....-.... ..........-... :.
Boston Land a Cattle Co.. Beg. at the
Southeast corner Dlk. I. Original
Town of Fiorcnce. thence North
Ia degrees o7 minutes East 1so n.
to the Northeast corner OF said
Block No. 1: thence South 20 de-
grees 80 minutes East 40 IT,:
thence South ~ degrees OF min
utes West 1t0 H.: thence North 76
degrees 50 minutes West 140 n. to
the point OF bcEinning.-..
Florence OIL q Refining Co., Begin
ming at the n. w. Cor. Lot -. Bik
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
Canon CITY
DELINQUENT SIDEWALK TAX

A. shown by Dssrie, No Of the
certified the 10
Treasur for collection
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

r. r. A J. Pitman. All OF an Implanted
Tract bounded on the North by
Lots n TO =, Blocx .. In Roe A
Hardlng's Add.. or The East by
North 9Th St. on the South by
Floral Avenue. on the West ay lets
IL q ie. Block Z, in Roe HAr-
dfrr's Add except portions oNned
~ ]. c A ". r. MAY. Raynoids =
Beatty. saiiie NA.tna and Harding
Bros. A. shown IN Par. - OF ; svsr
Assessment Roll q Dist No.
I.orcntr Ritzman. All OF Block !, \ a
V. Macuu's Add.. except Lots z
J. and except that portion ~ Block
Owned by wm. n dell and n. NJ
Fink ..-...... sss...sf
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
Description Of Property

As shown by the Assessment Roll
OF the City OF Canon City. Colorado.
the County Treasurer for collection
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
DELINQuENT SIDEWALK TAX.

for Sidewalk District No Five (5).
and as certified by the City Clerk to
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

) Florence Julius McCandless fs1.fS
> Florence Julius McCandiess $3.50
3 Florence Julius McCandless 23-77
, Florence Julius McCandlcss 3a.77
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
DELINQUENr SEWER TAX

As shown by District No OF
conntr o collection.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

Mrs II. ]. Profhtt. Beg. at the y. ".
Cor. Lot 2, Blk. ], Frazier's Gar
dens Sub; thence South Il degrees
Is minutes West 100 IT,; thence
South 76 degrees Il minutes East
51-5 IT.; thence North II degrees IS
minutes East 10 H.; thence North
1s degrees Il minutes West 30.5
# TO point OF beginning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

Florence 1883
Florence 7-,s
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
s Florence U. o. Co.'S iaI

s Florence U. o. Co.'S Is.
s Florence U. o. Cos ist
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

i
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

George Parker. Sc
Hannah Price .E1s3. all 4
Johh =. Lee .5-6
Ella V. Johnston
Eunice Shelley.
Ella Lutes. es...N. 70 II. Blk.
ID. Herbert Stagner r..I-2
Peter Tanazzi zi3 MI 4
u y & l. L s.,.,....-,. o. : =, - ~,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
Florence
Florence

Florence 6iIf
l Flor. Flor Oil RI Cos Is, ss7ls
1 Florence
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

: Florence
Florence a.a
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

Florence OH 4 Refining Co. s-s-io-li-
l2-l3-li-is-16. also Beg. at the $. W.
Cor. of Lot 16. Blk ?. r. o. a r. Co.'S
LIST Add; thence North 76 degrees
~ minutes West 69.f IT.: thence
South Is degrees AZ minutes East
GA IT.: thence South Is degrees is
minutes West 100 n. To point OF be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
MILLER IN CAPITAL
FOR COLL.ECTORSH|P
NORTON MAN ENDORSED BY
CONGRESSMAN JONES. MON
TAGUE AND GLASS.

Especial 70 The Richmond Vireiuian,)
WASHINGTON, April 15.-Howard
c. Miller, OF Norton. arrived here to-
day 70 gain endorsements for his can
didacy for collector for the western
district IF Virginia The Democrats
% the Ninth district have been in
sistent In their demand that they be
given the coIlectorship- MIR. Miller is
understood to be aligned with the
socalled anti-machine faction in the
State, Today he secured the endorse
ment Of Representatives Jones, Glass
and Montague.
He called upon Senator Swanson
and Martin. but they are believed to
be Withholding their endorsement
until the Virginia Democrats elimi-
nate some Of the many candidates in
the field. and unite upon one man for
the Office
Mir Miller will remain in the city
stSsral DAYS, and try to arrange an
appointment with Secretary McAdoo
and President Wilson TO talk over the
collect0rShip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16


Of an unique campaign. in which
neither SIDE made puhlic speech and
neither rc$erted to- the dissemination
Of literature. hut both conducting a
SSH hunt. and close arga19izAtion
canvass. The opponents ~ }ccHsa had
an organization and ADOPTED thc plan
of polling the qualified voters Of zach
ward and having someon" ascertain
the attitude II every voter, Il posi-
hie, Persuasion aud Influence were
brought to hear ON tho doubtful or
the w3verlng license advocates, and
many were won OYER.
Efforts had been made to secure
qualification of aH citizens known or
believed to favor license. sn1 the fail
dry strength WAS qualified There was
no open agitation. and but Little prl-
waite discussion Of the question.
This rs the ffth liquor election IN
DanTiiIe since 1909, end m" ihiFd
victory fer the Medicines forces. II
is tho largest maioTitt recorded either
way since 1903, when the o'ty voted
dry by 2oS majority, In the IAN Of
1905 the city reversed AND gave wet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
new GRANDSTAND
At FAIR GROUNDS
CONTRACT AWARDED TO II. II.
WATTON-STREFT CARS TO
ENTER ENCLOSURE.

Were has begun ON the new grand
stand at HE STATE Fair grounds The
board "f directors. after considering
a number &c plans determined that
the proposition offered hy H. T. Wal
ton. ~ this c.rE- Was tho most accept-
able. HHd ha was given the contract
The Erards'ard will ire aboat dou-
hled tn size and many cnnyentences
VIII tc added This stand wtn be eH-
larrcd from the north end. much 81
tho spare now occupied hy thu fire
department being utilized The
bl,lcherss ws}i be moved farther to-
ward The stables
The ac3na~t&0d wlu hc a model cf
IFS k2a5. say the d3rscto8 1t VIII seat
double The number originally dele
goeat 70 e. an lee design Is ~ avoid
the greet gn34 IL last wear. when
there we're Nhsrty Thousand people
crowded inFthe Erands,aHd and tho
valtway
Tho s,rtet cars VIII enter the
grounds IN Me ycar Of sire erandstand
this year ~ VIII prove most con
vcnient 20 tf}@. visitor as he VIII he
landed ever ia. bridge and into the
grounds before &gghting from the
street ear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
$4,000 STARTS
THE RETREAT FUND
COMMITTEE TO RAISE $500, 600 FOR
GREATER HOSPITAL IN
RICHMOND.

st an enthusiastic meeting NJ the
friends and patrons of the Retreat fnr
he Sick last night IN the assembly
room AT the Mechanics institute. he
sum Of $4,000 was guaranteed as the
nucleus 81 the fund TO be raised for
3 greater and larger Retreat
The gathering was representative.
Its composition embraced leading cjtl-
zens in every walk Of life-men and
women, Enthusiasm bubhled over.
Doctors from every section Of the
City some Of them with hospitals of
their own. assembled and infused en-
thasiasm into the great gathering
business men who have realized the
value TO the city and the State Of
the Retreat for the Sick were there
Noble women who have helped the
poor and needy and the wealthy as
We'll poured forth their expressions
OF encouragement To a committee
which was named by the gathering
and when the meeting adjourned
every one left with the echo Of Chair
man Eugene MasSie's words engrafted
in his mind
Go forth tonight with tho feeling
that YOU arc going to do something
for this great cause and do TT"
The meeting was called together by
Mr. Massie. He was chosen chair
man, and DR. reyser was selected as
secretary. There were many doctors
in the party and from them the com
mittce which will have charge Of
the collecting Of funds, was formed
The committee embraces Drs. Hills
man. w r. Oppenhjmer. T. II. Howle
Stuart Mlcha0x, G w. Coleman. w
W Dunn. w. r. Jones, and +. W
Lirsromh
This f>or,7rYoffsee will meet at the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
His Holiness Serene.

ROME. April 18.-2 A. M--rro-
fessor Marchiafava was expected to
visit the pope at midnight, but did
not do so lie will NOT go 10 the
Vatican unless summoned. At this
hour it Is stated that the ropc's con-
dition is unchanged. The fever has
not been allayed and the other
alarming symptoms have not abated.
The ponttn realizes that this is his
last Illness He is serene. and does
not complain Of any suffering. He
submits calmly to the limitations and
injections, and shakes his head sadly
when efforts are made TO feed him,
Your correspondent is Informed from
n unquestionahle source that the
only danger Of Immediate death
arises from suffoCatiOn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
WOMAN IS ALONE
WHEN BURGLARS COME

Especial To The Richmond VirginianD
LYNCHBURG, VA, April ia
bold burglary was made this morn
Ing about II O'clock. outside of the
corporate limits, when two negroes
entered the residence OF f. Il. Tenn
pleton and while one threatened
Mrs, Templeton, the other ransack-
ed the house for Sahabl@s. Mrs
Templeton was alone in the house,
except for her young baby and was
wholly at the mercy of the robbers,
when they appeared and demanded
that she keep quiet. NO clue has
been found.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
WOODS LOSES HIS
INSURANCE SUIT

r Gilbert Woods, of Blackstone.
lost his suit against the Spring Gar
trict court yesterday Judge Waddin
instructing the jury to return a YER
dict fer the defendant Woods
Is proprietor Of the Hotchen Inn at
Blackstone and agent for the COM
pany Woods held an insurance
policy for $4,000 on the inn, and
when IL burned the company refused
to pay on the ground that the name
OF the owner of the hotel was not
named in the policy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
BR|DGES-T|LLMAN
REVIVAL NOW On
SPLENDID MUSIC PROVES ONE or
THE FEATURES OF THE
REVIVAL.
HENRY ]. DOLAN DIES
BARACA AND PHIIATHEA UNION
OF PETERSBURG ELECTS Of
FICERs--LTaUoR CASE is
CONTINUED.
HENRY J. DOLAN DIES
Virginian Bureau,

pETERSBURG. VA. April 15.--The
Bridges TiIlman revival services Al
Market-Street NJ. l.. church are at
tracting large congregations, Mr..
BRIDGES preached last night from
Philippians 3 10. and made powerful
fed until they knew they were saved.
The music is an especially ATTRACTIVE
feature. Mr.. Tillman and Mrs, G. G;
II BE But Jesus The FIRST morning
service was conducted at 10 o'clock
this morning, with a good attendance.
Henry j. Doinn.
Henry J. Dolan. age twenty-six
years, son. of Mr.. ard Mrs J. w.
bolnn, died At his parents home on
North Market street at 40 o'elock
Gals morning. Deceased was a wei
known young man who had been IN
uved by hts parents and two sisters.
The funeral viii he conducted from
St Joseph Catholic church at $3.50
O'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Officers Elected.
The regular monthly meeting OF
ale Baraea and Philathea anton OF
Petersburg and vicinity net the re
spective classes of High street NJ. f,
hurch last Thursday and elected the
sollowing officers. President George
GENT, Jessie Edwards. Second Bapust
ehurch; second vice president. o. g.
Winfield. First Baptist church, seer 3D.
tary w. r. Dwell Biandfora cahrch'
assistant secretary II, NJ. Baxter.
Nesiey church. press reporter, T., l.
Barber, Rlandford church fhilai he@
Bette Bridges. Wesley church: sec
ond vice president, G. -. Michael. Sec
end Baptist church: Secretary M!ss
lula Hack Blandford church asS,S-
fant secretary, Miss Mary Moore. 1T
trick: treasurer Miss Florence
Pritchett. fERh-Street church. press
street mission The following dele
gates To the Worldwide Baraca ana
rhilatbea convention, 20 nc held A.
Nashville Tenn were elected W. r
WOOD and t;earne T. Marks. aitnrnates,
G ". HarrinGton aud J. p. Dixon.
IIuuor tnse Continued.
The case Of George Smith. coiored.
charged with selling liquor ar his
BARRIER shoA on GIL street without
license MAS continued until tomorrow
in palice court this morning Smith
va acgu4ftod nf fhe charge Of rur-
ming a gambling house
FRED ien ,nlo-.a charged with
shoatgne Roxana carry also eoIorod.
A. "A raflrnad rar4p H. pfuw3At1fe sew
eral weeks axe was taken brforo 1us-
for examination ana WAS &t@t on to
the t-ircn4t sourt far tr}al without ha4l.
Lag haa heea d1ah5aa and shot the
F~.y see ArInfur
There Rvtr. vers r4sv t.e.tzfprs who
yasterstsE afternoon ,a witness the
fTa ,1l'' Eisarn nov r Trs. ~as .fs frst
fight even tHtsa Nes gveen the TWO
cities aad AS E-cctesf.l}lg accom-
9Ushed Nf ,traH stated that PIC had
gryer frr7n4 navel conditions fra,tR
worx, hts +n4ehtvta c.sstue setn--
firlns Within aHA F.et pE tH* earth
Rhen me crossed over into the ylft
from Chestsrt#,ia county. however ~
w.S saSd a. hs abnHt G6ba feet ju
Che b4r MIR GRAY Mill give q few
syhFhttf-v tomorrow afternoon AT
Terlsinsnu p4rk TIVE youue ladies
from Richmond were in the citv To-day
raising = subscription among the nuer-
chants which IL is uronoSed Tee bc at-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
Revenue Cutter SALVAGE.

WASHTNGTON, April 15.--One
hundred and twenty-five lives were
saved. eirhty-five vessels assisted, and
Cargoes valued at nearly $1,000. 600
recovered bv the ten revenue cutters
which maintained the socalled "vigi-
liant patrol" along the Atlantic coast
In the four stormy months from DE
ccmh-r ia April.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
DANIELS TO SPEAK
AT PRESS DINNER

RALEIGH, n. G.. Aprn 15.--Sec-
rotary Daniels today accepted an in
vitation TO address the press dinner
April gath in New York. on the sub
lect Mutual Relations Of Press to
Public OiIicials."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16
BR|STOW BLOCKS
CH|[TON'S SCHEME
LAYS BILL TO CREATE ANOTH-
Err FOURTH CIRCUIT JUDGE
ON TABLE.

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian
WASHINGTON, April 15.--The
plan to place an additional judge on
the Fourth circuit received a tenn
porary setback in the senate today
when Senator Bristow, OF Kansas of
fered an objection, thereby laying the
hill upon the table. The bill creating
the new judgeship which was intro
duced by Senator Chiffon. of West
Virginia was favorabiy reported upon
by the senate judiciary committee yes
terday
When the bill was called up for
passage by Senator Chiffon. Bristow
made a point of order and objected
to it's passage on the ground that
four circuit judges Will be "out OF a
Job" automatically on July LIST when
the United States Commerce court
goes out of business because no APP
preparation has been made for its
continuance after that date. Senator
Bristow declared that If the dock ct
OF the Fourth circuit became crowded
one of these judges could tighten the
burden temporarily. The setback up
sets all calculations as to who will be
appointed TO succeed Judge Goff, and
the fight for the office between Judge
Woods, of South Carolina, and John
w Davis, of West Virginia, will now
probably begin all over again. with
the likelihood of several new can
didates appearing from Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16

Ii is reported from Chicago that
Evers win release Red Corriden. who
was obtained by the Cubs in the
Chance deal. and also Martin Berg
hammer, another shortstop candidate,
as well as one of the young catcher,
Heckinger or Coter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-16

bulletin of Physicians.

The Holy Father wits again with
out fever this morninx. His tempera-
ture Is 81. The cough has diminished
and expectoration has become easy and
copious The pontiffs general condi-
tion has always been satisfactory
In a statement 10 the press later
on. Professor MarchiafaXa said that II