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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
CANADA WILL NOT
ARREST JOHNSON
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.l

Montreal, Que. Juno 27.-Local i'm
migration officials have no intention
OF arresting Jack Johnson. the negro
pugillst, who is supposed to have
jumped his bail In Chicago. The police
Informed Johnson to-day that. provided
he left Cayada in n day or two. he
would not DO molested.
Johnson appeared at local news
paper office to-day, seeking informa-
ton on the opinion In the States on
his case. He declared he was ready to
give himself up to the authorities IL
they wanted him. Otherwise he would
sail for Europe Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
RICH ZIMMERMAN
ADJUDGED INSANE.

Asheville, y. C, June 27.-Henry CLAW
Ward. northumberland lumber man
of Pontiac, Mich. was to-day taken
into custody on an insanity warrant
sworn out by his wife, adjudged in
sane at hearing before the clerk Of
Superior Court, and ordered confined
IN local private sanatorium A j.
Iripp and Rembert Kent. two Pontiac
court officers. who have had charge of
NJ. Ward since his arrival in Ashe :
VIE attempted 10 combat the proceed :
ngs, but their effort was unavailing.
Mr. Ward, whose fortune is esti-
mated a. Si,000.o0o, came 10 Asheville
about three months ago the two Michi-
gan officers accompanying him.
Yesterday Mrs Ward arrived in
Asheville. engaged the finest suite of
rooms al local hotel secured coun-
sol and instituted proceedings to have
her husband declared insane She left
tonight for her home in Michigan.
The TWO officers who came here with
Mr Ward have credentials from Judge
rockwell. of Pontiac, showing that
they were appointed custodians of the
millionaire, following a hearing to test
ms sanity in Michigan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
SYSTEM WILL Be
INVESTIGATE D

New York, June 27-That an invcs-
ttSation of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad system will be
begun in a short time was made Ger
tain when the directors Of the railroad
late this afternoon granted the request
OF George Won L. Meyer former Sccrc-
Of a subcommittee Of the general com
mittee of the stockholders protective
association. that his committee be al
lowed to inspect the books and ac-
counts and all OF the records of the
company.
The stockholders committee and the
New Haven board OF directors met at
the Grand Central Station. After the
conference Chairman Meyer told walt
ing newspaper men that the inspcc-
ton Of books and records was readily
granted.
The directors also acceded 10 our
request that they appoint subcom
mittec of their own body to cooperate
with our committee in this investica-
ton said Nh Meyer
The stockholders committee is com
posed OF George Won l.. Never Charles
\ stone. V r. Thayer, Eli whitney
and NJ. NJ. Mattcson. representing go
| GOO shares, or about 90 per cent OF the
stock Of the New Haven company The
conference was attended BY Directors
Morgan. Rockefeller. Milliken. Rea
Wilson, Brooks and Hcmingwav The
subcommittee Will report 10 the gen
/ eral committee of stockho folders at Bus-
| ton Monday next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
MEETS NEXT AT DURHAM.
North CnroIinn Fire Underwriters
END Annunl Session.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
Fayetteville. y c.. June 27.-The
North Carolina Fire Underwriters
chose Durham for their 1914 meeting
place. reelected Robert Z. Follin. or
Winston salem, president. and w. l..
sharpe, Of Burlington. secretary and
treasurer made +. T.. Emerson. OF
spray first president: j. Simpson
Schenck, Of Fayetteville. second vice
prosid"mt and ADJOURNED at 12:i5 this
afternoon
The adoption OF resolutions reported
by the committee and informal speech
making illod the balance OF the hnal
session. The association adopted Il
resolution offered by Colonel Walker
TAYLOR urs!ns all local agents TO place
their business on as nearly cash
basis as conditions will permit. ana
recommending that policies not pniT
by IN twentieth Of the month. follow
Ing tn" 49, OF issue. he cancelled, and
mat all agents In thu Interested terri
tory refuse 10 write such cancelled
business sntl the premium Shall hay"
ne"u paid TO the agent first issuing
the policy iIendcrSonville ana sails
bury contested with Durham for the
next meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Captain Henry Clny rarr.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
AsheVilie. y c.. June 2i.-Captai,
Henry Clay F'aeg, ono OF Ashevilie..
pioneer citizens died Yesterday after
noon Mt the Meriwether Hospital. fol-
lowing an extended illness. Captafn
FagE was siNty-sevcn years OF aye
ana had been a resident OF this citv
since early childhood lie was a nattv.
OF Hot Springs, y. g.
Captain Fagg enlisted as a member
OF the Stxtieth North Carolina Repi
ment Company r. when he was but
fifteen years OF age. and served az A
member OF the Confederate army dur
ins the four years OF tho war He
was prominent figure at all of the
reunions, and was popular among his
comrades. lie was member OF tho
Masons, the Elks and the odd Fellows.
lie was one OF the trst members OF the
Asheviiie club, and was one 81 the
founders of the local Are department
"hen Asheville was cts without
MIGRANTS or water works lie is sur
Nived By one sister and TWO half
sisters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
BRIGADE TO CAMP
AT VIRGINIA BEACH
First, Second and Fourth Regi-
ments Will Spend Week There,
Beginning July 8.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.


Noriolk. Va. June 21.-Everything
is being made ready for the coming
OF the Virginia National Guard to Nir-
GINA Beach July 6 for weeks stay.
The troops TO I've there Will he the
FIRST Second and Fourth Regiments
Of infantry. composing the Virginia
Brigade under the command Of Brig
adier-icneral c c. Vaughan. Jr. This
viii be The FIRST brigade encampment
OF Virginia troops since the James
town Exposition.
The First Regiment commanded by
colonel William j Percy. and made up
OF commands in Richmond. Alexandria.
characteristics Leesburg. Fredericks-
bUye Tarmvine, stanton and Dan
ville VIII he the second TO arrive. de-
traiifrC at o'clock sunday afternoon.
The second Regiment. Colonel Robert
= Leedy. commanding. and composed
~ companies at Warrenton. Front
Rcvai StrasbUrc. Winchester. Chase
civ. Roanoke. Petersburg, Culpeper.
and HARRISON burg. viii be the last 10
arrive II = scheduled TO reach Nir
sinia Beach a, o'clock tina, after
General Vaughan and his staff will
v.eceae tile troops to camp q day The
brigade headquarters VIII be cstab-
NsheG saturday. July 3 General
Nsuuhans stan is composed OF Major
Clinton /. Wright. adjutant; Lieuten-
fut-Cclouel Iuuius + Lynch. chief OF
the medical corps. Lieutenant Colonel
10 Lane stern inspector general of
virginia national guard; Major Allen
Potts chief Quartermaste Major AL
fred y Percy, chief ordnance officer.
N4iol Wake TruXton of Norfolk.
has beeuAassisued As commissary officer
for the brigade
Major Potts Viii arrive at the camp
>a L. ~ nyeli,N1if1.IIN a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Fcdcrnls Defeated,

NoGales. Ariz., June 27.-The follow
ing telegram was received to-day from
authoritative American sources in Her
mosillo capital or Sonora.
'ojeda the Federal commander, was
Overwhelmingly defeated in the battles
Of Ortiz and Santa Rosa
The Federals disbanded, leaving
military trains of sixty or seventy cars
and all of their artillery. The where
abouts Of ojeda. who escaped from the
battle and fed in an automobile, is UNI
known.
The Constitutionalists have begun
repairing their bridges below ORTIZ
planning TO proceed to Guayamas"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
WALKER MAY KNOW
HIS FATE TODAY
Case Against Alleged Wife-Mur-
derer Expected to Reach
Jury This Forenoon.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch, !

Charles city. Va, June 27.--It is
probable that before the sun sets an
Other DAY :well Walker, charged with
the brutal murder OF his young wife,
who has been on trial in Charles City
Circuit Court for the past two days.
During the morning to-day the ex
ANIMATION OF all the witnesses was
concluded. and at 3 o'clock this after
noon the first argument in the case
was begun The balance OF the after
noon session was taken up in the ar
guments by attorneys, and ii is ex-
pected that all will he through and the
case given 10 the jury sometime during
the forenoon o-morrow.
Intense interest continues to be
manifested IN the trial, and the pro-
ceedings to-day have been closely fol-
lowed by large crowds. 1t is the gen
eral concensus of opinion that the
Commonwealth has made ont n strong
case. and the jury is not expected 10
take very long in reaching a verdict
Walker is represented by r. Collier.
or Hampton. and 81 George Wilcox. of
Charles CITY, while the State is repre-
sented my Commonwealths Attorney l..
NJ. Nanse assisted by VI II Barnes. of
New Kent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Ak IS WELDED
FOR HOUSEHOLD
Continued From First paGeo

Continued From First Page
they figured. was small amount to
worry about. and on the free list cot
ton thread went, while committee MEM
hers objected strenuously.
Following tho action. there were re-
ports current that members OF the com
mite" would insist upon reopening the
matter tomorrow when a larger nam
bcr Of Senator'S will he present.
All the amendments to the cotton
schedule suggested by the committee.
except one, were adopted. including the
increase OF yarns. and the oppo stion
was less than had been anticipat ted.
since the cotton schedule is the only
one which the committee increased over
the Underwood bill rates. One amend
ment, which provided n 80 per cent
duty on cotton goods which contain
thread interviewer by means of lappets.
swivel and other attachments TO form
inquired or fancy effects, was stricken
cut, leaving such goods to carry the
duty on the yarn content ONLY
Senator Simmons. chairman Of the
committee. said after the late adjourn
ment that he hoped TO have the bill
through the caucus by Monday night.
IL will then go to the full Finance Com
mittee, and probably be reported Wed
nesday or Thursday
The majority of the committee met
40 ~ ..S'lN di'H aelecd upon an au
minlstrativc amendment to the income
tax section. providing for eighty-six
additional deputy collectors OF internal
revenue and other additional employees
necessary 10 carrying out the terms of
the sections. All employees aIe TO he
appointed by the Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue. with the approval OF
the treasury. for two-year terms. and
without compliance to the terms Of the
civil service law. The estimated cost
OF collecting the income tax is fixed
at 81 2o0. 600 n year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
OFFICE ENTITLED
TO HIGHER RATING
Especial to The Times Dispatch !,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va. June IL Representative
{ Slemps new post Office i'm Vir.
sinia Bristol, established in February
last as a fourth-class Office. which was
destined 10 divide the business Of tho
Bristol Tenn office. viii seek class
ncation in July. The receipts are said
10 have been ample 10 entitle the Office
10 the rating OF n second class Office
Postmaster Gauthier is pleased win
the earnings and anticipates shat the
Office Will be promoted 10 the second
class after its report to July is he.
fore the department.
Upon the basis OF The earnings =,
me Office from the time il was cstab.
Hshed TO the present. II is said ,hat /,
VIII earn probably not less than 500 GOA
or IN other words viii show INA,
mucn In receipts in the run Of the mrs,
twelve months
The organization Of the I'nitea col
l"ries. disappointed with general
oHlces in Bristol. means much Tor nix
WISE ana Lee Counties coal fields T,
Is ID part the same interests ina, .
supplying central power plant roa,
- CHARLES, ~ Lee County. at n cos, ~,
SoVp 900 aud whicn is to ev.rf,.iI
+ 100000 TO $2o00o00
The officers OF the collieries nre,,
/ zauon are X. Tate Irvine of rti,.
stone Gap. president Paul Dulaney -
i Washington u g. secretary o,,a
F. Frank Wright, OF Washineton. tross'
1i' ne purpose Of this organIza,ion
Is 70 INK together a number of ibo
7 operations in Lee and wise coun,tss
"!'h view to providing cspItoi
whereby Developments MAY he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
ALMOST CAUSES PANIC IN CHURCH
Marine Sentenced to Thirty DAYS I'm
Jail by Mngistrnte
Special 10 The Times Disnotch

special TO The Times Dispatch
Nofl"lk. Va, June 21.-Because he
'aine near causing a panic In church
while religious services were being
heId, >. Richards. d marine was to-day
sentenced 10 jail for thirty days by
magistrate Smith, of South Carolina.
flchards entered the Pc1tecostal
iiollness Church yesterday while the
place was alled with worshippcrs. He
was intoXicatcd and became disord err
u.s. When one Of the deacons com
manded Him TO leave the church he
took bottle of whiskcy from his
pocket and broke it on the floor. The
congregation thought there would be
further trouble. and a number rushed
for the doors.
j VI. iIollowcll, n deacon. went for
"a" police, and Deputy Sheriff /. II.
ttawl arrested the man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
LICENSES GRANTED
TO SEVENTY
Continued From First page

NSoHtinucu from First Page
Henry Wise. Warrenton: lindsay. l..
T., Oscala: Lynch, Harry H.. Winchcs-
ter; Massie. Julian B.. Ruseland. Mil
Ter Henry Robert. Jr., Richmond Mil
Ter. Leland L.. Ginter Park. Richmond /.
Millsaps. Louis Henry. University OF
Virginia: Mccormick John Abncr.
Java: McDorald, William Percy. BAY
St Louis, Miss: Nc Lemore. j Mon
roe. Big Stone Gap: Paul. George H..
South Richmond; Pennington. Walter
Kay. Pennington Gap: Pif-r j Il.
Strasburg: Poland, Bernard Vincent.
Lexington: Pulley, Junlus ". Iyor.
Puryear, John. Orange: Qunun, j. NJ.
Ir.. Coeburn; Rogers. Frank W. pend
ron; Ryiand, Robert ~. Rculahvillc.
skinner Frederick Henry. Newport
News; Smith. T.. \. L.. Jr.. CardwcIl:
Talloy, Thomas /. Richmond Trouor
w O., Roanoke: Whey, John Irwin.
Newport News; Walker. Groom Ware.
il. Alameda. Cal. Walker. Thomas
Frank. Lexington WcIhorn. I. Noa-
noke; Whittle. Kernon CaithncN. Mar
tinsville; Woodward Herbert Morri-
son West Point. Wyant. Herbert w.
t,arriSonburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Funeral of Mrs. y. n. co,hv

ISnccial 70 The Times ,Dispatch
Powhatan. Va. June a7.-The tune
raj OF Mrs. Napoleon B. Cosby TOOK
mace yesterday afternoon at o'cloel:
from her residence near here, Rev J
W. REYNOLDS conducting the services
MIS-. Cosby was siXty-three years Of
age, and is survived by her husband
and ten children. as follows: Mrs )
j. Lloyd. OF Louisa; Mrs. 9 J Brooks
OF Louisa Mrs W. RI Cosby, OF High
land Park, and Miss Maud Cosby. OF
rowhatan; Dr William /. Cosby. OF
Accomac. A. y Cosby. OF Highland
Strings. and James A, 9. e. q & and
Joseph N Cosby. Of Powhatan Her
six sons acted as palibearers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
THEY STUDDED ANCESTRY
BitFOitE EIGENIC MARRIAGE,

Manchester. Mass. June 27-rollow
lnE their ethical-cuecnic marriage on
the open beach without clergyman,
best man or brid. smaids and united
under ritual Of their own composing.
Robert H iutchison, OF Philadclphia.
and his bride VINO was Miss Della
Farley Dana, granddaughter OF the poe
Lonstel!ow, are to-day en- route 10 New
Zealand where they viii study state
socialism
The marriage OF the two is believed
10 pc the FIRST OF It's k!ud-both ethical
and eugene Both have studied each
o'her, their families and their ances-
tors for some time in order to determ-
Inc the!r fitness 70 have children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Mrs. Mnttie G. Kirby.

Especial TO The Times Dis patch.
Norfolk. Va. June 27.-AIrs. Matte
CARROT Kirby, aged hfty-nine years.
died Mt her late residence. 5S Walnut
Street. Berkeley. yesterday afternoon at
s o'clock. after a brief illness. She was
the widow of j. II. Kirby. and daugh
ter of the late Nathan Jones. OF Smith
field. but she had spent the greater
part of her life in Berkeley. She leaves
the following children: William NJ.
Kenneth X. Lewis r.. Sidney q. and
Martha II. Kirby. also a brother. n. s.
Jones' two sisters. Mrs. Nettie c. Seay
and Mrs n b. Russell. Mrs. Kirby
was member of Armstrong Memo
rial Presbyterian Church.
The funeral will take place on Sun
daV afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Odds and Ends From the Wire
HER UMBRELLA IN HIS EYE.
Ours Defense Against Washer Leaves Ill
Blind md Hruiscd

Blind and Bruised.
pittsburgh. June Tit was "A costly little
11WWPt AT irritation for Metro Hansel when
ne 6Elcd Miss BESSIE Morris, an athletic girl.
Nh" iNes in The i.awrenceville district. Me-
e" Is minus tho sight Of his left eye: he is
bruised from head to foot. and term NJ
him
"ls' Morris drove the ferrule OF her UNI
uL'4l" INTO his left eyes. Roaring with pain.
we H'scomiited nasher sprang ut Miss Nor
rs hut she stepped nimbly aside. and In
hcF stead, fetcr Walters. city fireman, who
va passing. and had taken in the whole
performance, met the enraEed masher with
u nlu" on the chin. Metro staggered back
Nhi1. hut recovered quickly and came for
Mar" Tor more. and he got IL BY the time
waters had finished with him 1t was neces-
shfy 10 call the patrol and cart Hansell
~ ihe police station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Cnntnin stenhen Hnxdon.

Especial 20 Tho Times Dispatch.1
Heathsville. Va. June 21-Captain
stephen Hayden, a well known citizen
Of this county. died at his home In
Fairiields this morning, after long and
intense suffering Of cancer. He is sur
vived by his wife and one daughter.
Tntcrmcnt will be in the cemetery OF
Fairfields Baptist Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
DEATHS

June 81 at 2oo A NJ.
ninth Street. JOHN 4. CURTIS, in
the seventyninth ycarIof his age
Funeral from st. Johns Episcopal
Church THIS Saturday AFTER
NOON at 3 o'clocK. lnterment in
Hollywood
MATTHEWS.-Di Yesterday morn
ing, at 1880. at the residence of her
mother. Mrs. l. a. Matthews. 6l2 y.
Twenty-seventh Street. SALLIE
MATTHEW'S, in the twenty fourth
year OF her age.
Funeral notice later.
BAILEY.-Died, June %. at his lato
residence. 39l Louisiana Street. after
long and painful illness EDGAR
w. BAILEY. in the sixty second year
Of his age. Besides his widow and
four children Eugene w. of Ports
mouth. Ohio: Mrs. j; r. Bellamy. Mrs:
this city-he leaves several brothers
and sisters TO mourn their loss
Funeral will take place fgom Mt.
Hermon Church SUNDAY. June %.
at T.. NJ. Remains will leave on
1880 y. NJ. train Southern Railway
sunday morning. Relatives and
friends invited TO attend.
SMTTH-Died. at the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. j W. Buchanan. .
North Twenty ninth street. June
26 1913. at 1l:i5 j, NJ. JOHN
Funeral from ST Patricks Church
at 10 o'clock TO-DAY. No flowers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Must Use His Ticket.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1,
Ottawa. Ont, June 27.-The Cana
dian immigration department an
nounced to-day that Jack Johnson, the
negro pugilist. must at once prove that
he holds a through ticket to France or
st. Petersburg. or he would be arrest
ed and sent back 20 the United States.
II Johnson has such 2 ticket. il was
stated, he must use ii at once This
phone request from tho United States
vice-consul in Montreal that the negro
be dcportcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
sa.soo TOURING can DESTROYED.

Suffolk. Va. June 27.-rhe S3.5OO
touring car owned and driven by
George e Robertson, a wealthy lum-
Der manufacturer OF Whaleyville.
Nansemond County. caught fire on the
road from Whaleyville TO SufTolk to-
Day and IN the explosion Of ten gall
Ions or gasolene in the car was com
pletely destroyed Mr.. Robertson
jumped out and fed to the fields lust
in time 10 escape the explosion \
big oak tree under which the car was
standing was partly burned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
IN MEMORIAM

WILLIAM SHAKESPEAR GOODE.
sad but loving remem-
brance OF my devoted husband. WILL
LIAM SHAK ESPEAR GOODE. who
died June IS, 1910.
In the graveyard softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one we love so dearly
In the lonely. silent grave.
Home that, once was bright and
cheerful
Now is always sad and drear
Loving hearts that once were
happy ne
Now are always aching here.
All is dark around our dwelling.
And we almost sec thy face,
But we look around with sorrow
When we see they vacant place.
We did not want to part with him,
But God knew what was best;
But some day we hope to meet him
In that sweet land of rest;
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Powhatan, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Mrs. Henry a. Willard.

Especial to The Times D!spatchl
Spotsylrania. Va. June 27-Mrs.
Enin W Willard, wife OF Henry A.
willard, and daughter OF II q VII
lIams, OF SpotsylVania County. died on
Wednesday at her fathers residence
near Sunlight. Of acute Brights dis
ease, eyed twenty-four years. Mrs.
Willard was a native OF New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Mrs. Emmn q. nurch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lynchburg. Va. June 25.-Mrs Emma
G. Burch. widow Of Samuel II Burch.
who was about seventy-hve years old.
died this afternoon shortly after
O'clock, at her home. sci Fillmore
Street Mrs. Burch was the mother OF
c. NJ. Burch, a well-known travelling
salesman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Arson ARREST IN SOCIETY.
w oman Of English Blue BLOOD Charged with
Firing Piliurboy

1ardin Wales June mrs Mackworth
NE o. captain Humphrey Mackworth Of
ne N'yhi Monmouths ana only daughter o.
tItNlH aired Thomas. the British Coal
ring ana head 81 the CambrIan Combine.
Vas arrested ~ her residence. and conveyed
lH hcr own iuotorcar 20 the poIic. atatfon
az NrWport charged with setting are 10 q
MIS- Mackworih after spending four hours
~ " cell "as allowed out on BAN. Furnish.
90 'y her husband Mr. Thomas the wo-
man father. IS IN Canada
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Mrs. Elm T.. Rnurh

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Be!ona, Va, June 27.--Died on Thurs
day at her home in Powhatan COUNTY
after a PROLONGED Illness. Mrs Eliza (:
Baugh, in the ninety-nlnth year OF
her age. She leaves two daughters
and one son. Mrs V. NJ. williams. Mrs
!. {. Denoon and + \. Baugh. all OF
this county. lnterment viii be at her
late home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28

Julian Wood. the young white man.
wanted for stabbing Bernard Myers.
twenty-one years old, in the neck sew.
eral nights ago. was arrested this
morning shortly before o'clock By
Patrolmen W. Il. Clarke. Patterson and
Harris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
Louis Barnes.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Goldsboro. y. G, June 27.-The death
OF Louis Barnes occurred at his home
yesterday in Black Creek from throat
afiliction. He was a prominent farmer
and noted as a large tobacco grower.
lie was a brother of Frank Barnes,
one Of Goldsboro's leadin- merchants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-28
MANY DEATHSARE
CAUSED BY HEAT
Continued From First Page.)


all heat records for a June 81 shat
tered.
Street thermometers registered 100
Six persons died from the effects OF
the heat, while half dozen were pros
trated.
In Chicago there were eight deaths
and over score of prostrations. street
thermometers registered as high as 9S
degrees Ten persons were bitten
during the day by mad dogs. Two
persons are dead. and over a score
were Frustrated in Cincinnati
Among other cities reporting deaths
We're: Gary, Ind. /; Grand Rapids
Mich. l; Detroit. 2: Milwaukee. ]: st
Paul. l. and Harrisburg, Ill. l.
throughout Missouri and Kansas
the neat was so intense that many
harvest hands refused to work