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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR-Us good 'hecha.hcIah'
North OF Ireland, seven years experience,
excellent references wages, si1.soo' ely OF
country. Industrial Agency. IL west f.d ~.
Phone 800 Bryant. -
DAY LABORER wants work Of any Kind. Ad-
dress 7. a. b. 759 Sd ave.
ENGINEER German: machinist; make re-
pairs, pipchtting understands ioeomotlNoA
Corliss, dynamOs. Tefrigeratihs, c'y OF coun-
try. Wolters. $50 East 56th 81
FOR NINE YEARS have been ,assistan.
sales manager and genera superintendent
OF one OF the largest ana most successful
mems furnishing goods manufacturers In the
world. ] am thirty years old ana have a
clean record as TO habits hnllity ana az
gressivencss ] am personally acquainted
with all the State street buyers and pro-
prietors OF every furnishing goods store out
side tee loop and In the central states. !
have a large following and am anxious 90
represent some Eastern manutacturer who
are not satisfied with their sales IN the above
territory Can furnish the highest of refer
ences In every respect in both New York and
Chicago. Address elo Boyee Blds. Chicago.
MAN $50 OF technical education and OK
pcrfcncc. handy with tools and good de.
signer and inventor. fdctory or wOrkshop
j. c. ". Box IS. Tribune once
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The Bronx.
AL TIE RATIONS.
Manhattan.

WILLIAM ST. W s whole front De-. Wal
81 and LNchanec pl. 20 - sty Offices. Al
lantIc Mutual Insurance 60. premises. own
cr. Lawlor y Iiaase. 90 Wall ST. architects.
$4,000
iG5TH ST lGGth 81 Broadway and -
Nicholas ave: io 3 5ty theatre. stores aud
bank. One Hundred and StNty-nfth street
and Broadway Realty co. 1iG East 18Th e..
Owner. r W Lamb. GA Sth ave. architect
5000
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOks.

BANKBOOK 80 1868 OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank a. missing ANY person hhN ~ :
q claim 20 81 Is hereby called upon 70 p'esc"S
the same Within ten DAYS or submit 10 having
said passbook cancelled and a new one lssuen.
LOST OR STOLEN. Bankbook No. .s36 of
the German Savings Bank IN the city of Sew
York corner ~. ave. and lith ~, Issued 20
Jakob I.ehrer. All persons are cautlonel
against negotiating the same. II not retuIhed
TO the bank on the 18th day Of May. 1913 a
duplicate will DE issued.
LOsT-Banlsbook No 5il.5li OF Dry Dock say
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon TO present me
same 10 the bank within thirty days or th'
said book will De declared cancelled and *
tinrulshed and a aow one Issued Ia lieu thereof.
Lost ankbook No sol 49,. Bank FOR say
ings. 80 4th ave. New York. Payment
stopped lcase return book 10 bank.
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TOOK POISON: BEGGED FOR LIFE.

Point Pleasant. y. J., May Mrs.
Charles Polhemus. who swallowed poison
Yesterday after quarrel with her hus-
band. but regretted her act on seeing her
vear-old baby. died early to-day. implor-
ing the doctors 10 save her life Her hus-
band and child were at the bedside when
she died
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MECHANICS LIENS.

9TH AVE. 1850; Ronalds & Johnson Co agt
George II Earle. jr. and James + Sullivan.
owners II = Wright & Co Inc contractor
John Koch Plumbing Co. sub-contractor;
s2lT 20.
SAME PROPERTY; McMann & Taylor Co
agt same SG37 a.
l2isT ST. 3i5 East: Christian Vorndrans
Sons egt William Collins Co. owner: William
Collins Construction co, contractor (renewaD /;
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AUCTION SALES.

RY VIRTUE OF an execution. 1 will sell this
DAY at II a. m. at 10 wall ST. restauI an
elsctric fans, all other contents thereof. Ralpf
J. Honmeistor. Marshal. -
ny VIRTUE OF two warrants OF seizure merged
INFO execution. | will sell to-day at a. m
=, t9o Leonard st., Manhattan. Osann fur
,nachInes No 1855 b.. No. 2li2 H., No. 1915
A Alfred Freeman. Marshal
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.outinued lI"h"
Oh liens. Feb o. Sioo' attorney
BoSs,liisia. . Rector ,sxa5 Paul Fuller ct al
',fTH ~. -i-e~1.rr. 1si2 1th ave- 49,, ~
trrie r Gree. a. OBS. attorney, laWE 1i'
!, nens. Aas 4 trust Co loo isIoa' t"iaiaide
ne insal@g East. -5Nl- 40 NO a. xyrst End
l.TH -. cras d Randei - II. attor-
~. 50 jQoi. all zen .-,,.e 4 trust 90. 100
rs 9IsaSycrs Title Insl'''''
s,s5esy ueio II o OF 30 ave - -
T-GH u, ,si,tards e. al 20 Jonn = rso,''
50 kc@t 81 all liens MAY -. .rr,g, 20
= ~ ,.1 ,,ls file Insurance anu
=. srosdgn 10 z, W OF Sth ave: runs 5
N.,TH IT d, 80 fiN2jX2JN % ln'-Ii 70
Ny ~ ,r.a SD 81. % s.. lt' ~ Oh
sirri ? s.,3i iOX-jNaVl". u1t orthodox
a. a'g..nrisf Church io 'u -. 80 o0O and
ANY 20 gie West oti. n CO.. NON. Nav l.:
.-'or mig .. Title Guarantee ana Trust
,mreoo; ai.en,s' .-
% iI6 BTo.s"s! sty brk. % txlOo o; L.i1
feD II. ~ strer N Charin. l@' Eas' ~ s'i
ass s,o0. attorney, IliIe '""' "''''' "'''
r,Sst q 10 Bry i..s. sg trk 40xlo0 .: Isl
! CTK -, 10 Jennie ] RYAN. 1901 Mdu.so"
A. KsEnss 90. sr liens. Man ]. 81 altul.
.ss mis =. ritlc Insurance and Trust TO- l"o
vi ~ ,-.,o, o.. .,,,
= 70 II -, = sniits. Kingston. \ unj-
snts 60 % 81. attorney N i Bruce -
yTbw' ~" .,o,,.
Fl,T Us las, 81 *. . lSNtV H, ~
frplh cs,5sI referee. to ioN"s,i.1 l'"'
~ y admr April - >l'.O'T Ia H.l1,'','
~ y 80 fan, s Tradord. - broauWas =,
uHsn Alns' 20 yest sty brk 2O.6XlVl ~
fnffH -, 80 20 IN ruis0u Realty GO. 2ol
q Caeril,n,, $4,000. April 30, SlOo' atioi-
BeassSsS,ii ,-rrnsnn. POI Broadway. %.
H.,Tru 81 236 and - Nes., s'N -, - -
"a. Vfbrg lairemolf 'ieielt %. - ~, IN
plE .,'on n John J Rc4l}, lnllN a"u az w w
csr ior orr 49, $500. attorney Title Guar
- 81. 'i T:,,,s- ~ a. 10 Broadway.
I'm 81 % s. $50 q q. -. ave 10 so ~
~ ..-S,r ave. goo and -oV> s. ,7 tiiN
ss Wenedl Bieser, % % N"r si.sCr Il, IVES;
Ntas" Iii liens MAY %. Slpo. attorney
80 csmpora o. Nassau e. ts..,..
- .-t ct $40 West -'N.'9 j.; mem
-. n Mar Hove i-> ~. -. -'''
r'ss w..c-rey. ] n BoWc.. 90 Broadway
\ y. '"N"''
The Bronx.
,eooE AVE. go. o. s. 2IXlo-.'' S9n NJ Is
pr 10 Charles Huber ana aHV' 20 - -
g.,.ns. Nav omtc Sl25oQl 500 a'toI-
as Hummd H-Ll7'..--,t a. cor % Honey
BRONN PAIN ~ .t cohen 90 Jacob
II ave. GL1N-. jacob DD-,,,i,,.s,. SDril
eisn Construction CO. ~ ~ ~ II Raecb-
ms ss Wake ave. ...- ,,.qx
pFI NONT AVE cor %. Io iS ,,l,',s1r,,,.-
=. NJ si4 Ritter pl. MAY g. >l"V' aI'o'"'''
sEysrs Title 90. 1850 broaa wa, way ,,.~rolas 20
~ 81 RsaIty 60 a New York. 700 Broad
- Nav g (mg- Sl'-'Vl, 81 50
u bloch, go Nassau ST. 49,
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST 1886 East; Peter r Wirsing agt
Charles l. Keil ct oil; April %. 1918 Cby bond
S4O7 90
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same: April
=. 1913 10y bond) $42J 20
BROADWAY, W cor Of 07th ~: James
Mclaughlin Co agt Fox Amusement GO et al
Dec l2. 1912: s42
SAME PROPERTY; Pennsylvania Cement
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PROPOSALS.

pU0POsAI.s FOR MOTOR TRuCKs.-ARMY
'p,,iidine Whitehall Street. New York City,
~. Io13 Sealed proposals. in triplicate,
S vii be- received here until 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
Tniv Z 1913. and then onened for supply OF
from one to ten Motor Trucks Information
upon application. NJ. GRAY zALiNshl' Depot
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
HOBOktN.
ROOMS for gentlemen. 5iI AnEeiique ct.
West HoDolsen. y. j
HELP WANTED.
.!ale.


AGENTS-Send for free sample seasohap,e
leader: something new ana goou' qul.N
sales. big profits; easy. pleasant einp.O5
mcnt Home supply Co, 2jOo st. WASH
ugton. ID. g.
4 FEW steady. Industrious men who appre-
clatc $40 or more day during the FUN
NOR 10 Introduce a new patented spetIaIy .
samules furnished. The Meade Co. Lapeei'
Mich.
nm Arts MEN. Wanted. first class mechanical
craftsmen with experience on electilcaI ap
paratus switchbOards, motors, generators, etc
Address chief clerk, Engineering Dept west
inQhouse Electric and Mfg. Co. East Il''s-
burgh, Penn.
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells OF about
400 600 protected positions in L. >. service (.
thousands OF vacancies every year; there ~
a big chance here for you. sure ana gen
@rous nav: lifetime employment. just ask for
booklet T-33s. no obligation. Earl hophihs'
Washington, ID. 9.
/ MADE $50. 900 In FIVE years with a smai,
mail order business. began with -; send
for free booklet. tells how. Heacock ooOo'
Lockport, y. Y.
Female.
4 NEAT WILLING. REFINED lOJN"
WHITE GIRL WANTED for genera house
work simple cooking, waiting. cleaning no
laundry: city apartment winter country sur.
uer: nursefnaid also kept. Apply ealH' cat
fare paid. williams. 81 West l2th 81
R-THU NEW YORK SCHOOL. OF
seer AR Il 5.
Aeollsn Hall, Il West 42d st-Seretariai
course only: stenography socre;arlal English
accountsncy and social amenities. '. 81
WHEAT. Director.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.


1CGrU ST. coz linton ave. % tx52. city
Real. Estate Go loans Adolphus Realty Corpn
S4J. 900
NAGLE AVE. s. cor Arden 81. i3oxl-9 q.
Union Lorf sage 90 loans Brown Brothers. Inc.
ow rsrs and builders. xi2j.Oon.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
RI-TLER and USEFUL MAN.-Coored: ten
years reference from employer, city or couh
try: would take position notel Oh Doard Ia.s
Bureau. sos 9Th ave. Entrance 42d ST.
RI7TI Err VALET-Useful; English: thor
oughly experienced; Ave ears eKcelsnt
IL Wert I?d St. phone 52l0 Bryant.
oACHMAN.-sinele: medium size; thorough
Workman; accustomed TO gentlemen riding
and arriving horses: generally useful moderate
executions. references Dempsey, 443 West
seth ST.
CoACUMAN and USEFUL Single; under
stands care OF horses. harness and carriages.
lawns and roads. honest. sober and hard
worker on gentleInan's private place. = A.
Tribune Uptown Office, l"Oi BroadWay.
COACIIMAN and GARDE:sER.-Single, will
ing. obliging; strictly sober long expert
ence: careful driver. written and personal re.-
erence. r. T.. Tribune Uptown once 1854
broadway -----------
COACHMAN. useful: Scotch: lawns drives.
etc: strictly sober: 10 years reference from
last lace. Carpenters Agency. l3i oth ave.
COUPLE glish- swedish with child, =
years; wife excellent cook. laundress, man
coachman. gardener, useful excellent reter-
ences. country preferred. INDUSTRIAL agency
II West 42d ST. Phone 800 Bryant.
GARDENER Single: steady position thor
oughly understands horses. COWS, care auto,
mobiles. and all work private place. wages 80
TO s35. Handy. Tribune Uptown once iSo'
Broadway.
GARDENER American; strictly sober: hne
vegetable grower. flowers. lawns and genera
work; excellent reference. Carpenters Agency
i54 9th ave.
USEFUL MAN. $50. good gardener skiiful
with horse COW. chi ,kens. etc. ekceuent
pcrsondI references. r, care or Mathe"soh
Agency SIS 9Th ave. Tel. 37s Bryant
YACHT TEWARD-Position as cook and
butler: clean capable. English. New YORK
owners references. Lowering, 3lI West $50
st.. care Jackson.
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

COMPANION.--B an American lady OF re-
nnoment; would assist With housekeeping. or
travel. Is thoroughly capable and Trustworthy
best references. Address NJ. Is. 3, 3Ol west
Nist st.
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COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANTED.

WAIT OFFICE WORK-Age -; six years
,xperienco: three years assistant 10 man
ager: salary moderate to start Address
L. w, Tribune once.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors, Gov
srnespes. etc. to Colleges Schools and Fam
flies Amply TO Mrs. 81. j. YOUNG-FULToN.
% Union Square
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Observation-Disclosures.

DRESSMAKER.- Competent: makes and re-
models: children's a speciality. Juliet les
East 18th ct. Tel. a0S Stuyvesant
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9th STREET.
BOOKS.

BOOKS AND SUITS. ALSO OLD POSTAGE
stamps wanted FOR cash. WEBER. $50
Broadway. Brooklyn
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pIANOS AND ORGANS.

-, rHE PIANO SHOP. s5 WEST 14TH ST..
- rt,o Will turn your piano into player
,i,no at moderate cost. It's great success.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

60 act Ninety seventh street and Broadwa
Realty Co 81 al; Jan - 1918; $50
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
INSTRUCTION

For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Madison Square Nl22 Broadway.
Harlem Branch 343 Lenox Ave. near Firth ST.
BROOKLYN Branch. 2lS-220 Livingston st.
Schools open FL the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-08
Old GOLD AND SILVER.

HIGHEST PRICES paid FOR pawntickets, old
gold. silver. platinum. big bargains In Gu
rlos kleiuman. 80 Sth ave. near 23d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-08

GOVERNESS or nursery governess. children
over two or companion housekeeper; would
travel. highest personal references; city or
country Industrial Association. II West 42d
IT. Phone a2iO Bryant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
K AISER'S MINISTER
OF WAR is DISMISSED

ant In the grounds around his Suth-
erland castle OF Dunrobin. His father
ana mother. as we'll as his grand
parents and other ancestors, repose in
the mausoleum at Trentham, the beau
tiful place in Staffordshire which he
was obliged to abandon as a place OF
residence and to dismantle. by reason
OF the pollution of tho river flowing
through the property, close to the
mansion. and which rendered the lat
ter impossible Az a place of residence
Inc duke presented the mouse and a
portion OF the grounds at Trenthanl.
under certain conditions, to the
borough of Stoke -on-Trent, although
1t was the industries OF that town ana
in the vicinity which had poisoned
the river and driven him from his fav-
orite home.
The new duke is Scotch only on the
olstan side OF the house. through
which NJ holds his Scottish honors
and estates. In the male line the duke
Is descended from very old English
family. namely, the Covers, who nh
a notable place in history. one OF them
being on record as having needed
Edward lis pardon for having put an
end to tho disgraceful ascendancy over
MIN of mis- favorite, Piers Gaveston,
in 1912. Another OF the family was
SNaiudi u pear 70 1rlnCe EDWARD, son
OF Henry VI, ana fell in the battle OF
Tewkesbury, in 1471. During the Civil
War the Covers remained loyal to the
crown. and suffered in consequence.
Nor was it until 1903 that the Cover
OF the day. that is to say. Sir John
Leveson-Gower. was elevated to the
peerage.
The surname OF Leveson had been
adopted because of the marriage OF
his grandfather. Sir Thomas Cover.
with Frances. daughter and heiress OIL
Sir John Robinson. by whom all the
Staffordshire estates were brought in
to the family.
Granville, second Earl of Cover.
who. before his death was advanced
to the marquisate of Stafford. mar
ried Louisa. daughter and heiress of
the first Duke OF Bridgewater. a de-
VIII. Owing to this marriage, the
Duke of Sutherland is entitled to quar-
ter the royal arms. The son OF this
union, George by name, married In
1885 Elizabeth, Countess OF Sutherland
in her own right, eldest daughter land
heiress of the nineteenth Earl OF
Sutherland. She owned the vast
Sutherland estates In Scotland. her
earldom dating from 1857. She was a
'ciS TSihdi hdoie "Oiidil' aha Spen'
much of her time in Versailles. where
she was the intimate friend OF Queen
Marie Antoinette. 1t was on tho
strength of this marriage that her hus-
band was advanced from the marqui-
safe OF Stafford to the dukedom of
sutherland, his wife being popularity
known as the duchess countess.
The new duke. who has succeeded
TO an income of s1.50o,000 year and
whose territorial possessions surpass
In extent the area OF many OF tho
petty sovereign states OF Continental
Europe. married last year Lady Eileen
Butler. She will be remembered in
Canada ms the daughter of that Earl
of Danesborough who was military
secretary at Ottawa during the gov
ernor-generalship OF Earl Grey.
Copyright. 1913. by the Brentwood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
Social and Personal

James Garland Tinsley and his
daughters. Misses Claire and Lcnore
Tinsley. who sailed for Europe In June.
accompanied b. the Misses Miller. OF
Huntington, w. Va. are now In the
British Isles. They have recently
Scotland. and are not expected to re-
turn TO Richmond until some time late
In August.
Miss Jane rutherford and her niece,
Miss Elizabeth Wheat, who are also
among the Richmond people summer
ing abroad. are now in Ireland for a
short stay. before leaving for London.
Leaving Town.
Mrs. a Langstafc Johnston and her
daughters. Misses Mary and Lulic
Johnston. left Saturday night for Mas
sanctta Springs, where they will spend
tho remainder of the summer. They
will not open their town house on
West Franklin Street until late in the
fall
]. Kent Rawley is leaving to-day for
tho North, where no Will spend some
Hampshire and Canada. Mr.. Rawlcy
VIII also visit the Lake region and
the Land OF Goshen before his re-
turn.
John Howard is also leaving Rich
mond to-day for the North. Mr.. How
ard will go to Watch Hi. Conn. whore
he will be the guest OF his brother.
DR.. Howard
Sailing Shortly.
Egbert 6, Leigh, Jr.. accompanied
by his small son. Egbcrt C. Leigh, III.
Is sailing shortly for England. Mr..
Leigh and his son arc going abroad
TO Join Mrs. Leigh and his sister. Mrs.
Graham Holly. of New York, who have
been in Europe since the early spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
WILL GET CHANCE
AT PIE COUNTER.
Way Opened for Many Demo-
Gratis to Enter Government
Service.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.1
Washington, July DISCRIMINATION
will be held at number OF points In
Virginia on August Is to select cligi-
oles for the internal revenue service.
announcement made here to-day to
this effect will give thtse persons in
Virginia who desire to enter this SER
vice an opportunity to do so within
the near future.
The cities where tho examinations
will be held and tho dates are as FOL-
lows: For the second and sixth vir-
ginia collection districts: Fredericks-
burg, Newport News, Danville, Lynch
burg, Roanoke, Staunton, Charlottes-
vile. Petersburg, Richmond, Abing-
don. Alexandria and Winchester.
Candidates who desire to take these
examinations should see that their ap-
plications are in the hands of tho
Civil Service Commission by August
All persons engaged in the Internal
revenue service in Virginia. with the
exception of the two collectors, are in
the classified service.
In the sixth collection district
there IRE five Office deputies, six di-
vision deputies. four stamp deputies,
one pipe line deputy. four deputy col
lectors assigned to the revenue agent.
In the second district there are
eleven Office deputies, six division dop-
uties. two stamp deputies. one pipe
line deputy, and one deputy assigned
to the revenue agent.
1t Is stated that 1t is optional with
the new Democratic collectors who
will shortly be appointed whether or
not they reappoint the present depu-
ties.
All names must be taken from the
eligible list. That these examinations
are soon to be held should be cncour-
aging news to Democrats, who have
SO far stood by only to sec Republic
cans remain at the pie counter.
The pressure upon the government
authorities has been strong, and at
last the Democrats are to be given an
opportunity to I'LL the places which
rightly belong to them under a Demo-
cratic administration, and which, up
TO the present time, have been held by
Republican appcintees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
REFUSES TO PAY,
AND IS MURDERED
White Man Shot by Mulatto
Woman After Taking Her
Whiskey.

MartinsSille. Va. July 14.-John
Joyce, a young white man about TWEEN
ty-five years old. was shot and killed
near Critz. In Patrick County. yester-
day morning by mulatto woman
named Gilley, Of this county. Joyce
went to the woman's home yesterday
morning with n companion, who called
for pint of liquor. The woman hand
ed out the liquor and Joyce took 1t and
announced his intention Of not paying
for 1t. The woman seized a Winchester
rifle and shot Joyce dead.
Sheriff Boaz later went to her house
to arrest her. After making the arrest
and as he was leaving with his pris-
oner, the woman's nine-year- SON
resting the rifle in the window, fired
four shots at the sheriff, none OF which
took effect. He was arrested, and both
mother and son were lodged in jail al
Stuart.
Joyce was married man and leaves
a family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
Shooting at Negro Festival.

ISpeclaI 70 The Times-Dispatch.1
Fredericksburg, Va. July 14-Satur-
day night at a festival at a colored
church near Delos, in Caroline County,
two colored men, whose names are
Howard and Jones. got into an alter
cation, and a brother of Jones. Milton
Jones, stepped up and shot Howard.
Howard was badly wounded. and was
at once taken TO Bowling Green, where
he was treated by DR.. Glassell and Dr..
Broaddus. but he died Sunday night.
Milton Jones, who did the shooting,
made his escape. A warrant has been
sworn out. and officers are trying to
apprenend him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
Engagement Announced.
CnPcinl m The TimapDisno fob

Winchester. Va. July 14.-Announce-
ment was made this afternoon OF the
engagement of Miss Dorothy Gilpin.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brooke
Gilpin, of Baltimore and "Scaleby,'
Clarke County. to DR.. Louis NJ. Allen,
of Winchester. son OF Roger o. Allen,
of Summit Point. w. Va. who prac-
ticed his profession in Baltimore until
coming hero three years ago. The
wedding will take place during the
latter part OF December or the first of
January in Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church, at Wildwood. followed by a
large reception at "Scaleby." the Gilpin
county place. DR.. Allen and bride will
live here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
GiIner Quits Race.

Pulaski Va, July 14.-Attorney II.
c. Gilmer to-day withdrew as one Of
tho Democratic candidates for the
House OF Delegates from Pulaski. This
leaves the field clear for tho August s
primary to Captain T. L. Tate. present
representative. and o. E. Jordan, the
last candidate to announce himself.
Mr.. Gilmer's withdrawal came some
what as a surprise. and he merely an
nounced that he did not care to par
ticipate In a three-cornered fight for
tho nomination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
Negro BADLY Injured.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Henderson. N. c.. July 14.-while
walking on the main line near the
this morning Richard Foster colored,
In attempting to avoid an approaching
freight train left the track, only to be
caught under a switch engine coming
In an opposite direction, resulting in
the loSss OF his foot and n broken leg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
HIS HOME IN SUBWAY
But Donald Graham, "Artful Dodgcr,n
Moves to Police Station.

Moves to Police Station.
New York. July IA man who has
been making his home in the Broadway
subway regularly for three months
was forced to-day TO change his lodg-
ing place to n police station.
He Is Donald Graham, aged twenty
three, who has been known for n long
time to the subway police as the art
full dodger." He made his bed each
night in some new corner underground.
even in midsummer when park benches
offered cooler retreats. He was caught
last night after n chase in which more
than 100 subway travellers helped the
police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-15
ROSc-Davfs.

Especial 10 The Times-Dispa.chl
Fredericksburg, Va, July l4.-E. Z.
Rosc, OF Madison County, and Miss
Annie d. Davis. daughter OF Aspen
Davis. Of Orange County, were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage, at
Orange. Rev. r. +. Staples officiating.