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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
WOOD AND COAL

Am Selling the Best Oak and Pine
ever offered in Richmond. thin bark
and easy to split. perfectly dry
slabs, hest for kindling and cooking
My coal is clean. free from fine.
dirty stuff. Virginia anthracite is
cheapest for cooking and furnaces.
VIII send sample. LONGS. 1906
West Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16

This is a curious old world. If you
have M money YOU are snubhed-
if You have too much, YOU are In
vestigated
Very true--but had rather he
Investigated than snubbed at that. '~-
Florida Times-t MON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16

RfchmOnd and fetersDurE EIectrfc ny
Cars leave South Richmond Seventh
and Perry streets. for retersburg
IS T. g. 20, 10, Il. s12 ~ NJ. /, 2. -
4. G. s*S:45. ss. I. 8, 80. 10 r. NJ.
II r NJ. for Chester. IL midnight
for Petersburg
Cars leave Petersburg, foot OF Syca.
more street for South Richmond:
t516. cas-. 1880. '7;sS. s:3b, e:35
sles5, 1885 A. NJ. 1885, '1:ss. a.35
s3s. '4.s6. t,ss. s35, t7;o5. "7:35. s:3S.
O. So. .I0;40, 1i:so p. NJ.
tDaily except Sunday and holidays
Carries basgage and express.
ssLimited except Sundays and hoil-
days
All cars from Petersburg connect
with cars for Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
SCHEDULE
sEAanARn Atn lime.

SEAR0ARD Ala LINE.
Scuthbound trains scheduled to leave
Richmond daily: 900 A M--Local to
Norlina 1.I0 7. M.-Sleepers and
coaches. Atlanta, Birmingham. Jack
sonville il:25 p M--Sleepers ard
coaches, Atlanta. Birmingham. Mem-
phis 100 A. M.-Sleepers and coaches,
Northbound trains scheduled to ar
rive In Richmond daily:
$50 p Nj Local
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
Masseur and Chiropodist

DIR. FRANKLIN ~. KIRBN. EXPERT
MASsEtrR AND cHlRpPonlNI.
GENERAL BODY, FACIAL AND
SCALP NASSAGTNG. SPECIAL. AZ
pnTNTMENr FOR LAF4IF.S At YOUR
HOME MURPHYS HOTEL. BATH
DFrA RTAENT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
PERSONALS

Lesser the Ladies' Tailor. the Only
one in town who makes specially
oe altering ALI kinds of garments 10
the latest fashion. Every carmen,
that Ia altered In my establishment
is done Hnaer my personal superv; !,
sion Prices very moderate and
work satisfactory. THE RALEIGH
APARTMENT. trarrtson and Frank
lin Phone Madison Sh2S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
CORSETS.

WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
THAT AM DEMONSTRATE
THE MI ROME CORSET, RUST
PROOF, USBREAKARLE AND IT
Is GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR.
IF IT FAILS TO DO WHAT I SAY
WILL GLADLY REFUND PRICE.
MRS NJ Z. LYME. LADIES' TAILOR,
Az NORTH FIFTH STREET.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
SPECIAL. NOTICE

I.mdiesi Yomr Hair Is Important. Save
money, Yes, we ~dye and reTnaka
faded switches. pomradoars etc,
equal 10 new We make comhings
into switches poupadours, etc. In
thu most artistic manner Charges
very moderate Cut prices on all
hair goods RICHMOND HAIR
STORE. &f2 North Fifth. Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16

elevate that 0 say ii h the at . a it appear
tn ofur mahne Il this age ~ the h lag
t
TN hh on a.
M
nindA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR RENT. FyyE-RooN COTTAGE,
TEN MTS(-TEs' WALK FROM FOR
EST HILL. SO FER MONTH AID
DRESS Csc. CARE NIEGINtAS-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16

Lsdt~s-Yonr Combsexs wade into
beautiful switches. pompadours etc,
Charges moderate. old switches re-
dyed TO look like new. Largest stock
OF pure hair switches in the city,
Come and see this stock before
gutng elsewhere. Shampooing. SSc;
THE ROYALLE. toT East Broad
etrAet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
TFLp FEMALE

Wanted. AounR Lady Wishing Pleasant
employment. paying a salary ~ SIC
per week Only neat appearing girl
at good education and refinement
need apply No business experience
necessary. Apply ] npS Mutual
building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
SITUATIONS

Young Man Wishes Pezitten aS Assist
ant hookReeper or ttmekeeper Ad-
dress A n, care Vtrginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16

$500 i'm Cash and s25 Per Month VIII
buy new six-room brick house in
select part of West End: hot-water
heat. handsome combination fixtures;
hardwood floors. mirror doors. base
ment under house with laundry tubs
and servants room. and every other
convenience thst can be put in
small house. This is at opportunity
to make your rent buy your home
that YOU can't afford 10 miss. II. n.
WALKER & CO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
ROOMS FOR RENT

~-~-~----~~ --@-@->-~~N---
Furnished RoornS--Dowu Town. One
block from two car lines. which
run to fair grounds Bath modern
conveniencea--and in private fam
ily Terms moderate. Apply Ala
North Ninth street, opposite John
Marshall high school
Furnished Rooms for Rent. Central
location 90 North Seventh street.
Furnished RoomS---Two Blocks From
Capitol square. and one block from
car lines which run 10 fair grounds,
Modern conysniences. Private fam
lily Terms moderate. Apply All
North Ninth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
SHOES: SHOES. SHOES:

Sample Shoe store 8@J Fast broad
street linear CITY HalD. Good shoes
cheap. Mems womeu's aud chill
dreu's shoes retaficd at wholesale
prices. GEO A. BOWDEN, g. ED
WIN B0WplsN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

fe2 ACRES IN LOUISA COUNTY,
TEN-MTNIrTE WALK TO RAIL
WAY SEVENTY ACRES IN Gull
OVATION, REST IN YOUNG TIM
RER AND CORpWoOD. ENOUGH
TO PAY FOR PLACE zoo FRUIT
TREES IN BEARING. DWELL
ING AND NECESSARY FARM
BUILDINGS. THIS WILL MAKE
A GOOD COMMERCIAL OR
CHARD, STOCK AND GRAIN
FARM. AT A BARGAIN TO SET
TIE AN ESTATE VIRGINIA
REALTY COMPANY, 72o EAST
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16

WANTED, MUSIC SCHOLARS. MISS
E. NJ DAVIS, 4AS NORTH THIRTY
THIRD STREET. CITY. APPLY
FOR RATES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
SEAL. ESTATE WANTED
SHOE REPAIRING

Washington Electric Shoe nepatrtnR
Shop Mems half-soies sewed. soc;
ladiea' half-soles sewed. s5c. Rubber
hAeis 25c work done while you
watt 3f04 West Broad.
Rubber wheies0tes ana Sprfng Heels
nut on $40; all kindr OF shoe re-
pairing DREw'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. ZIG Fest Main street
Phone Monroe z6e7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16

24s Acres Price, $50 Ter Acre--sa
acres cleared. balance in timber,
good oak and pine; watered by
branches and partly fenced. Orchard
of apples. pears and peaches. Good
eight {s4 room house, In good con-
ditton: god barn and other outbuild-
ings. Ciosesto railroad station, post
Office. store, church and school N-123.
care Nirginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
SCHEDULE.
Richmond, rredGriclsbg & Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TOW AND BEYOND.
1mond IArriye WIchmond
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS -WEEkpEYS

ACCOMMODATION Trans -WEEkpkfS.
Leave BYRD ST. Sta. 100 P. II. for FreAerieksburr.
Leave EIea Sta 80 A. NJ. 80 p. N. for Ashland
Arrive BYRD st. sta. SPA In. FROM Fredsrieksb'e
Arrive Elba Sta. e.S0 N ,b.ae Pm. from Ashland
sDaiiy. Weekdays. sSundeys caly.
All trsas ts or from =, Street Station
stop at Eiba. Time OF =. ..x..is aud departures
BOT guaranteed. Read the sigma.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
GryTay,s FoR BICYCLES.

Agent for Emblem. Dayton and Eagle
Bicycles. Repairing specially.
Also bicycles to hire. Phone Mon
roe 2o3l Sos West BROAD street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
WANTED

Wanted. to Trade $3.50 Worth of stock
in Virginia corporation just organ
ICED for horse and phaeton or SUR
rey, Address STOCK, care Virginian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
vOLTURNO IMMIGRANTS

t'sssd asItI utoLI psnunuooa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
SOCIALIST BISHOP

CONTINUED from First Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16

For Sale, One New Automobile. Cheap,
IL sold at once. See same at El4EC-
TRIO GARAGE. Vine and Main
streets. Phone Monroe 1747.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
WATER COMMITTEE

Continued from First PaAe.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
w ants
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
/ HAVE FOR SALE BENEDICTlNE
COLLEGE UNIFORM, GOOD AS
NEW, WORN ONE-HALF SEES
SION. COST SIS WILL SELL 1T
FOR $40. CALL MONROE 1881.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-16
BOARDERs WANTED
MILLINERY

Miss Cecilia Gerrinw, Millinery Pariors,
2aa East Broad street
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

raw'naas'i scr "; :'in EHaua as
Goa prrs. uha E@ri a Ii',I. iorzias
.H"p "a Was-v street hack as ia.
'araaIs old s3iTrasHt r1rrsi THi.
'iiiasg sn.'hY gas Ike ;H- hand, .
Nnif sirssFtrr'i By I.ansf ilsas g'r
- misb' iaaH vss b.. vita straa :
au5 sIssuE tsais 10 -si4rn't,
hs5 t=-u 80 f6- s.sstnrs- ang
startled tb- soFii by rs'rsiaz = su'
- sisiivr suss ~ advertisements ia ~.
}. UslsFir-s H"Ft5 Maartsga it-r-
ala TIE 'siss s'ca, - ~hi.h
ssuEht .a- 80 .it ~ ,-nf-rta-; sas
'h- rsp'ssus tsAr r~ztins. N' .rE.
shop Fr AAnss iras Esii Nsss aas
,f@oLrss aRE iFs.~ So" sss @Ess'
.isa to lass gb4' szs HrsrF ss0s ~
ia iisrssgr 'tr aE"Fss5Ii5a ss--easF
,ss ass'- 'HinE Ws. sFii 80 2sss'
as ia 'he H,arssai,a Eifaszlf aEEr
riassissa; bis btass1 sgsss arfr
s;rpu4 ss iru- Fasfs sEH ~ "u'
cared 10 srsu~ tsr 'Fs'srs v5sH riH
=Fjsii sna iarm.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
MRS. LARAMORE
TELLS TROUBLES
Ldy b eosdwsaes Describes Ues
Gstressis8 ePefiesee ~
Tells low Ae NaS
Faulty Relieved.

Oooersses. Mo.-'gves Sises was
. l::.e e-!." ssys MsS. ki'ey Lssaaess.
81 ~ss . great ss:sessf tfp7 Dyspepsia
ssss:ssrJ ssssssy sssss sssiag. ~ ~
terrible kea:ssa,.
sAas-..: l ssi to suffer dis vsy o
les: ss 1.sea. t=' ~aes betsa - saAs
Isss.ofd's Bsssk.p.Rshs. II oesi.
eoses. srs'y ris's:. M heasb9a ~ q,
eoss h . :ev days, - ! seui1 q,
S.;hos. dss.fess.
l,oes i~o A-..;l eAssases n a, ~
oi':sessss ts:' ~as sore iias go. gks
6ysTspsSa has 20: ts:SsnSd.
sgeas . good sosa sos Thet1onh-s
BssSS.pssss.; ~hs=eyes have ths cp.
pes;asisy.'
He.'ias sazsses ds;;sess, we usxe yos
b sy Thssioss's H:xk.tSs1acAs. n
s;saases Tie sys,s--. ht'ss Ire sse@.<h ,s
Siss,si ;ts food. regulates Ne bsus:,. soJ
si.r,gsa,es s;ss lrss.
tas:s e's;is sssd b Ssslspua ~ S)sss.
eTss't. Ttrd Pike *.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
American Missionaries Near
Death at Hands of Chinese Bandits

dF,us t'us upaa arrival at The s's,ioH
'"iii fiad na trace o; ny family
81 hHwssss. Hl-s' NE. i6ias. she
sJss bad s-F,tFrsl psFssisslra irsn hi.
ssp'aFe 'n r-'HfH ani isas after ~.
l4milF
-Ev'ry 'sips In ihT .ssis.ioa bs.'
tees destroy, eat all sr@l. !Ul in :
saa tH"'Hbirs hsF sF-- s'nisa
va tsa'm sad 'n-ai ia,s ssE
STREETS % tFr 10 find u-s fauiiil~s.
~, n4s sF-r.h uas sFuistess
"N ISIS Jiaf ts" Cbis-s- sFrs. .s
uh'ft -sf auiEr4 81 TsaSsl'ss
.'sFisi ir sitsft 'fs gn',iarfs ~ fIF,
isE issH essisiss fla sin sails T.s
sh"i aHissiFsi 'hfraEH 'h. sssrrts is.
sfifh sz vrrrs srai'srins a. ssaiass
ifr b1FgirBs Ttis s'stsasi ft- tsh
tots vtT inreiis'r!r started isF IN
Other rsst "f She s.JF. We toes ed.
taTEsas "s thr rppa. tBHist g. uass
sgF rz sFF srJ fiS.3 g. az 90 Caiasss
srusr . siFr EF'Hs r4HnFs' sas ts-
rsHt
we -au istD s5ss rea- aud sis
,aFsrltzs 81 q pJ'r ~ Old -s-s' sirsw
No s'~ssF u"rr -C Fu1-rsi~J IHza
to ruttsrs ssss- ant irsau ,ssfs
sssFsr t1t ~s They rpjis,' itE ssssvs
ssaa' iHma-'i Oh 'rH af ii .ss ran
,ssif byFHoas= 'hTuHsr fF 'tr3r ard
sssis Tss ts,uH i1ss nIss.s m,
logs
For fu-r fsrs Ias .ghr--s Ussi
.i1 iBr sass s5Hsr. IN r1'u .gpO.
sii, u ~ tsTgr h1ys aaf 'zr'4
us usrr -i'srr' v,tss 81 Z tar'i ~,
h1rity slept Esr eleven Jsrs sut
r.shts. frr tlr s1stsrs veto at tEst
iisas in tsr ssmE huus-. rsus, ., tn.
iirs- In Bs~ adipiriaE rear-
1ks v r.,srr.ina "riHu aHH
w. s5,rsss'lv bssst then ssy tba'
uHs1 i-s Tausa' us tasg ucsff -
ss Trr br'v inc 20 s18tf rove =
ssjs sHss vtsn piz 'F,vs' at'a'
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
Another Case.

TIE marshal demonstrated, and "a.
riair~,i ,lr "r'i.naar- in such ease
msfs anH provided. III. Iau Is,,uf-
go. interrupted Ly the sNIi, ra.s-
IHs q; Nrilas cur gi2-ins ma.IIS
isosn pin'. rahT brarins = co~,say.
Who ~HristI.d 'ar H~rt al ;A. y.iP-
ias sins -h-n n.' tp-nty Tee, ssay
,nini ,E-rn Fasnsi N,at- Lectures
.rp,H,h- sHsEshsi sad ,rtrs,s OF isas
Ha-sitss- a"rsss \ sua Sh6, Hss
R.ari N the ais'sHs- hRd ,h- mar.
shal hurried in ,hai iiFsvtian Near
'hr ri', v-ii ssS.d s"ptos si,b q
sill srs"Ains sun - hi. aahss ''CaB
.i1sf spars-if pnfST srr-.;. ana turn
m. the hsu si y"pr sun. t.m,
sasnd-si The risr.hai as hr d--w
'io~a 80 ,b~ .asH
us"H Taar zua SSH -, up
Aaalas' -. pruip saia a voice bs-
hiHs 's- sslFsssi ans t-s"r- b. rSaI'i
frsiiss shat BAD sarrrnsi "a hin,
. tire, hza srtsi-i ahsi' kis neck
sad he ~as irrs-i backward aal
tied 's 'sr viadisss Tssn itsfs,rr
leEss g. b"vi NsHy us the usf-
rhsa'> 'iss'r shriF s'"rss saa i'sst ~
sssss shutsrrs. tn. ssar- szIIs and
.alenns w.rr sHr aaiy p1sgrs ia ,swa
Ist' "r'~H- Tsss nizHi en-. co.. sars
tpss sar srss - ,Er tpr4rr sraH
a.. tHs-ehsIs r~sk='. cfaN.Y-i tiH
Isstrtp. ani s"fLrl Hita in TssY
'sUassttrIi1 sea, him in 81. sarpe-
ana = H57ssssr ghss b. ua''it b. fs-
ifssasi In 'hs rorains rhs ,ss-n
rss aide ppea aa;ii isybEcaE. shea
'sH rpt.ssrs Is', No pas va. art
saa no properly dsHsz-,i. lss. "a
p's a. she Participants F-rasrss'..
wS uss isst ia'1 i. tar ibs for
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
DEFENDANT IL NOTED
Will CAST DEAD

Metres Mass Nuy. ~ ~ siIisu
q Eussril 80 a' ibr j.. t'4ai.l
Hrss.iis sHi Csr ~ 's- s-atrsi sss
sFFs n thr istaa-ts l:uss.st essIt ysse
dizi at ib, 's-aiiY ssss SIS ,a's 'asisl
~ "a. &. -sf. oii
Af Haa~ii sSstrs.sJ hjasssls 8"
b ;fr s1!z E-i- 'g;B= tsIt t5i'lisu
CELLAR ts;str ~ sis 'atssr ua,i sour
1ssrs sEa. sssa : =lsa iron III sin'
ssH. y ~. snrvn - IssEgss gssH.
sisisrs hsIt the estate UH,hS sllssss
ina ,hss - Wss H.sIsi ssIaF- issSs-
sell. iora ips.ss sur sssse 5resat"r
Later > i-sr tsoas I'rr<up Cal. -aJI-vi
f'rss.n ian. vss st"s.jtra ~ the
Hss--li fsmiis as the rs.seiBa ssiS
sna;hs r-urss susisinrsi Fss clsin.
sfsrr ihr.r Fs4r< ol Ilsi4sttpus
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

r~kihs. SIVs sss-rh- Nm-Fi'aH
ssi Nss- -ssan missionaries ~hu iasi
aos,h --rr prisoners IN n. hands af
white Wolf ant his hand of aHr
iEousan. btisaads in NCFsh~Fn III
i.ea su,f-r-i SRA, pElss,iSa and Oft
m .-,- -srasod o. ~sIgrsa- dHHss'-
Foe day. ,h.Y s.r- separated from
their sasai.lss. Nth NO trr-irisr
sf she safety as ;h-iT ~it-e aud - iH
.r-u. sna suffering sh- rs-ss "f trr-
s.r aas 'sirs'. t.e m.n Hsis't"naTir'
i.s IN hisias ui,hin q f~S feet ~ "a
srosp ~ bsniiis and arsri 'trif
death planned in rass they rfs
sulnds
The Rev u i'su.ke. N'Fuvsr
ian. m.ni.e- "f 'b- i.s'h-fsH iiiria1
s.n Mission. sI-esks Ne isiiav Hf PIE
rSrsfissres
Tnr s0blssfs tfSNg iaSs ulF s7'sa
zion ,r~r~Iad vssIr Su tbs saEfuirz
%. september IS. rh~y ssF~ iFssst =
in .iihs sni ssiias aad tsi siik
siril.s hanstuz airsss, to- th" Ets'At
Zach carried Ijit~ and Fr'gi1sf
A..r, ,s~ or sis ta-a rsstatSs tlrtf
rifles at nys.l' aut t'r RE- usCa.r
Holm. an Am-rissa. sod demanded
silver ulonr,. Cpr pther tnlrshi~'
aud iha, ~. give 'rsua urr E1ns ~
.-,..tsrs Me liu'm had no vrsF-
ans snd I had oulF one revolver.
which gave ~
Then the, 'gst M' Holm .sP'It"
sri went suay vita BIN Later ~.
teen or twenty bandits spFystrG. its
nssaiax silver. sui. bNyassy ~ ga
no. have any. ,ost me rrison.r TtVy
demanded ,~.u'y rifles cf ne. lEs'
~ Csars. I hat u.nss The. they in-
sis'ea ,ha, I manufacture Ii'Trs. ss
~ss foreigner. ord 'h~F fore atis
10 do 50.
''oa the s;ih ,hs r6bbcrs allow -
~. 10 90 back to 'bs missica sis'.sn
80 secure food for NY wife and sb'i.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
Tales q. :he Kansas N.Shss.

eap"'inz u- tne vas ret al
sEys uH7''rHsr,i bT casualties In
I<sv crowd sas. ~ western
hsass- town in uhish > y.Jns voT7.
sn va. VISITING Iiss-isz sap,s sa.s
stepped 81 ~. scsf af ita asss. in
vbish sa~ vsss ssssi and is~-iv,i
buIi-' is ghr rni81Ia 81 boz Ios--
H.is. kilIinE h.r ia.'s.,iys The man
phr titsJ ihy shb' as identified
" ! srts-s. tern N 'sr Kansas p.a
''-Iti.rrs \ sirsuzr is's has since
9ar.lsd ,H. tnvu Truta = rus'l'ns :
srli,r burg anil attic Shipping
ro5ut. - r..s hrscrlr cHIs = hamlet
among the sand hills o'sh. Kansas
s,ras- Thsrr are n ny old y--ri4n
s.s recall the EiIIisz es ;sp yeuns
ut man and declare that the p,a .
hes b.-n under a ssy- ever since
say crime was cot Irai'se,i.
WE,n Harrer b-ysme a railrras
town hack ih ths -ss . number .t
.airtneut drives we're made fror.
- NENhtha NHNHThe= LEVINE &EAStAta
ihr Sisai,y 81 fsiIrcsa ,cwu. .
aur.. set 81 rrdtHaHss= wcfr pss-e'
rpbiHUIns Ssst riding anu driving
within the it iiuifs aai ass.ssias
'iacs iCr iiss hars'as firearms. etc
The men wha as-.r on tn. arrives
rerO surprised and indisnaH, to
hear this. bus tue straw tina; irpsyl
the ssaIe and hrcSs To. san-ls bssS
10 the pcint vi rebellion vs. ,i,y
marshal wearing zig silver plsteyl
psdz0. Thr-V vas a suItatigH
ancns the ,ovrcn Sh. were s;ics-
isrs i0r custom ana suVpor,ers oi
| rre,edsnt They always haH rur
h. town and it stooa to reason that
.tey aivays shouit I; vas de;erm-
tied 10 make a test case risht then
,rt there 1v1 ~ then. uarr a wild
sass through the Haia street AM
ne e-s-.-i-i-e-h Of the cowboy ycll
icrssi ths atmosphere o, Harper.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

Fus'iins the s''Ap IT, aEirh Sc ="G-
kida-a. oF pk.n tA- Ests s@aHip-'-'i
ihrsHt a. II We v-rr slmhs, rhnts',
uith ih- dnsg In the stFzs ant saf'
f-F-i from "a" bsEnlns iH "ug
tarnl,s. noses aHt ry~s- l'h-ssi at
ms Handkerchief IoF hsi; say in an
attempt ,a ,asisl.a tny niuu'h wh~r
I suuif s'anf !, NJ tsazrF rrs.;ri
1u1 IT tA~ s'rss 10 's~ nlzht aEd
- 9sri sb1i, u.'ii ! iaaEi stuui .
rlp tlit ~ saJrr WbIsh dJ,nH ui'h
ssEsFa-ss ti vEs ii''y sa,-f .hish
i'shE viih sasrrH~ss u as diF's
ester is'i in a ~asa'Hs. ''a' it E~'
yis-,i H- and rs heart t.essa 90
usFs b.lgss
'rha' san-nlas sbs Svr~s o. 'he
sai.-. p N- wsns. pts u4s Ir-ag.
~ ss slave ~ ,ts Fshb-rs. rsRs in
- tias sis'tias is 's- s'spW Nhsfr
81 srt- rsry~sisf W sssst~ ga
hiH. sai ~ vas startled 81 'Irtisz
ss ihrfrs IT, pfpHt-rt So g. sell
shf'~ 80 ~sr~. ani zsvr us ss'rF
e. fliat ard ssn- rFii fjrr GO a.
tie iii aa' sti ga asTartusi,y 8" site
us H1rr thSas sn ser6rst ~ tsr prsss
ca. Of 'br rubts~rs. bat -sfh dsN
after ihsS Ns z"s fSata biss a i.g'ir
rise asd vs'rf. "sn-zt e. tfsa n5
sii,y
The lac; dsy bsi nuS 'hsi 49, vsfp
is tho sirlv wsaz 'ernd au' ast
,ai! us ,ss' uur families psf. 10 81
Nsu.rs wtssr ia- rubts=ss Bad made
'hrir headquarters a. ssraf.. ~
usrr VrFY arNi1uss saT - ii1 nps .ts
rH thea haav vh.,hSr ,Asy he'd to-
Ff un,. or whether 'h-y ssrc b.iss
we'll 'rv1'si. AMI NJ ru-~sasC Sssis
D. sent t1 issu
rft;.ssss ChTis;ian ssstsisd sas'
nr. Johnson saWc So Tss1Vans. ca
. ;cbeF e. ssi ~ nsisE .; v5s~.
rEssid.ai ~ yaas Hens. took spts.
rHsHd ~ tAr trucrs u they hsd not
sr-itCi the riir s0uif ssS~ bs~-
syira-j and ~ all vou's Rave r--.
is.iSt
THs ni4b's ~ . iubs-t. = aad z
the robbers isisy' to ~stsVr ssrm The
r'Ey zni rae ta- 80 srs b1t w''
driven back uyicl-r they nas
e,,i to set b. ,be NaneSsn;u ,-coy
vhu did m, tl their du,y.
Abri, iclr hundred Of tsr rut.
r,rs were ti5ic1 IL Tsarysns. They
murdered ne isss than two 'hrssaHs
people IN ,hs liiy
"Cu th" riatnias ot o-t'H~- :.
Wang gesk Nr Holm yafd to HE
Sits. wao EaH already returned from
The Namsu TO the mission station.
and .ocu 81. sse answered NC went
bark to the station. The adviser to
white wol; had assisted the wc-
men iuasmuch as be did not siiov
any Of the robbers 10 go iutn ihs
.Nanen ami do them harm. \ ns'iVS
, % Tsaoyln-. who was in the Yaneu.
gave Niem fcc,i
{ 1t was impossible to sen,sir at tbs
mission on account -f the stencil ris-
ing from TIA. dead bodies ivin-
-1und. 50 ~ ''r the ncNf DAY fc-
. T-anrhsus wish en- - "r' nf troops
We were all IN = very Weekend -
iitIpu and could hardly stand NJ
and Mrs Holm ant child and Mi
ss,hcr. also m American. all r.
whom are in serious state ~ heath
FROM the shock and terrible exposure
will leave shortly for tho t-nitcf
&C..
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
Tae n.il:ee.e sl,es,m,:h

Ths -ariF SETTLER H. it-nNs. Vs-s
q s'uras lot os happy .ze-isrE H.sr
os sp- siderable .siis.s~araaes anh
vcs- a~f Eivsa to sac at.-tIr. es esi-
auss;e spsb g. &. sar-ss.' TO THsrs
the grnfsr Fsrort.rlru' - th- rrrs-
sr' dsy specimens oi improved hu-
Hsui'v onr pithc first bisr Ssrui;hs
~ ;hs s-aarToHiC" tn.truuolis -. a
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
"reminiscences of
The Frontier Days
Hs~s1s~sH.OsH.~.~s~s~soF

There is generally - black sheep
IN ever family. anu once in
Will. a goat will appear III
the flock. Te Del Nortc peori.
were auitc h"t up when IN. summit
VIII. stage was stuck uo on its down
irip one day and whisp. rims began
to b. heard here and there arOunG
the corners that the iob must have
been done by that blaci. m.fino. ROY
| shaw. the irresponsible scion OF the
mosi respectable fsniiiy in town. The
Harlow and Sanderson stag" driver
said that h" had hsen held up ANA
robbed cf S.i,,oo in gold bullion by
Roy Shaw and belle Mecori and
,h.se two interesting individuals
were arrested by John Ci"shorn.. IN.
sheriff OF Hio GraIac county.
IN" woman Stood pat and played
sooi hand o, bluff throughout the
game whit, her partner showed the
yellow feather by sunnias at once
TO Thomas n Eos.n Ia ao, as MS
attorney Ia defending a." pros~Su-
tioa, N"w. the joke OF tn. whole
matter In hidden under the fact that
the missing gold biii,on sam. from
the famous Go!eonds mine which
Was owned by notoiy nn' Thoma.
NJ, iio~-n himself. In ihir Nay the
rss~ ps-t-nt-i !. mort pes Jiis. anohl-
iiy. niN"i up Ne % ~As. and the
town folk wondered IL senator Tom
souIi actually ."ni~ ou' ana defend
,Es man MI" had lifted hi. bullion.
IA = iaN oF 49,. after taking the
: sas- inG-r al iss 'n-nt. isrs-H cam.
10 IN. decision that he would assume
sharE- at ,h- a-i-hs~ Hni to maxi.
thing. ioos a lizzie mote conserve
Tive like. q ,oanx lawyer. y T. Rich.
as.i.oa. s'.~h living n, bel Sas'-.
-as Lsausss into the eas- as a.sis'
,a.t counsel Tr- .n,sshina'inn must
nave ~"rssi ali ,isa, for "a cours.
cs time t.oy st.u ana f!-llr Nc
cord -~s- aisrnes--i nn tho nniir
pss~lAt ~ ~" Hs9"Ass HsspsH"f ShN
III. hols:ur a, IN. ssnrii,sili- asss-
b-.sn- = i-af in she turned fosn
pss- aas sasE.si-n his;.rF Of the
ssa i.iis saii.,
Years ai,~raafsi ,h- ~sit-r va.
TALKING .i,h roa, its~.n at-oui the
insia.n; ana asI-,i hin casually h"u
a- ss.as- 'a .- surA a tHias as To
a-;-sf IL. s-sa Add sr 'spii.a -
that .sH1 old Arkansas ocular "a,
o. bic ~,sasi->i ;ri'i 10 the so'is.
.sss boz Nsa s---. .s.srs--, hitn SAL
SEQ a. sat retainer t. toe sst'irs
,h~m aa' ~ th- .~ssfr ass in ths'
sas 80; nY taii.sn hsr. sAns
4, ~as -aen go
S.s.sr t~srs sai'srgsFas ,s 'ais 1T
sic ~r,sosv aa Sac sstaHsi;siii. F"asi
,:Ds Ssas r4s,. :" = 5fissuui i.s;H
uu the rnaia s,rrgt - Isl Nusi-
*Ssnc NJ Siss ats vi,s vE.ss5 be- ~ssI
alvsys pissius = quarrel issss 81 "as
sU his1 10 'sr 1issS sHi p~s' "st his
rsEiHs pi,h h~at, s,.a- Ns ,S
lsFlt.S Msg'ars' o.. sell. she sos rsafa
rt.,i g. Err,i-r as susts "us a, -
.art.A sat that FHs-a hrr far~rr ssI
gar as sI-aytas aHs'sins iR tbs
N,.z.rss. sni ;s.S litsJ Laruiis fssi
as,-rwars. - all zset ''.iks sH"uti
-t7rII ssd s'sEa
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
zElAYA HEARING MONDAY

wsssiHs,sHs Mo- ss-Ss s~ss
noe IN sA. ~S,sadi'iSa proceedings
asains, i"Ets@f ,Srsiirns k-iasa .s
Nifagasra Is ssr-y.Ed BY ntticiats
hSs- uH'Ii 'hr b.s-ss s"rpas rF.r-a-
iuss In 'h- federal s"iF's IN New
York bzs- t~-n .snislSs z-laYa's
sI,pgn-ss hss. sas,i sa, . wri, .hSr.
spF bis 'rlEss- aa s.isk 'h-Tr .i,i
br > hsafinE Maassss