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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-06
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.


The marriage of Miss Beall Danger
field, daughter Of Mrs. William Bath
Erst Dangerfield. and Ensign Henry
Blow LIE Bourgeois L. s. N, was
solemnized at $3.50 O'Clock last even
ing at ST. Paurs Protestant Episcopal
church. Alexandria, in the presence of
a large and brilliant assem- blage Of
friends and relatives of the bride and
groom. Rev. r. r. Phillips, rector of
\ the church, performed the ceremony.
The decorations OF the church were
very elaborate. consisting of white
roses daisies and palms. with daisy
chains entwining the pillars and rail-
irgs and the steps leading to the altar.
The pews occupied by members Of the
family were marked off with pink
roses.
!. The bride entered the church to the
setirains of a wedding march played by
Z Mf. Sherman b. Fowler, organist of
N the church. accompanied by an or
Y chesrra from the United States ship
Y Dolphin. With the bride was her
n brother. Mr.. Bathurst Dangerfield, by
u hon she was given In marriage. The
L bride wore beautiful gown OF white
crepe meteor; the bodice was of
q chiffon and point applique lace en-
n hroidered In pearls, the chiffon PAN
" faiers OF the skirt being caught with
!. pearls and -hlassoms--and-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-06

ana MtSs NAftefs OF baIUmore, ana
ethers
Attractive Entertainment.
The pupils Of Miss Campbeil's school
will give = very attractive play en-
titled. The Beginning OF the Ameri-
can Revolution" this evening at $3.50
O'Clock At 22t West Grace street
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21
BUILD MODERN SCHOOL HoUsE

Notices 9t another special school
election On Monday February -, for
district No l. have been posted and
are published N another column Of
this issue OF The GsaZ1rrs This cIne
the electors Of the district viii be Civ
IN an opportunity 70 provide for new
school building adequate t0r The Needs
OF the community. The proposition
that VIII De submitted provides for
building 4 school house Al Z cost Of
SO, 900. complete win equipment
IN view 0t the decisive vote n favor
of the lev size At The recent school
election the school board feels c0u-
i6enr that the people viii endorse The
proposal % build I school house cGu1-
alensurate with rhe requirements of
the town and district n this week j
issue 1t the Gazette The board issues
= signed statement setting forth the
reasons for submitting the proposition
OF new school building n this time
and Arguments Il favor Of this pro-
ZresstVe movement
Everyone AZ all acquainted WITH the
schonI facilities Of This district reaI-
ne the Necessity for Immediate and de-
cfded Improvement The importance
20 OrovfIle Of having znpl. sct0oi "a
cfli1ies and modern equipment cannot
veil BE- oTeresIillzIsG- The difference
between The present inadequate and
crowded building and 4 new, rcouly.
sanitary school aGuse- represents the
difference 5egT=eu an attractive 10
caIi1y Tor families and Z locality thar
nl6sr families viii wish n zh1u Fail
IRE % Tote for he bonds for The co.,
srrUGrton Of Kew and modern school
building a. The coming election VIII BE-
an unfortunate and -=gretEz6le sIsp
baGkEzris / vote t1r The ocuGs vii
6e The 5esr 3oosT t1r The -1Vl and ne
entire community -h2L can De gwen
The people II school district = hzTe
decided u b. progressive and there
can 5e 10 question "a y Vhar decision
they will make Monday
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21
f0CyCH PROCEEDINGS

MilI-=a Ct the E1eetiug Of The tnTu
COUNCIL 0f OroviIIe. Wssttnx-on- FEB
-uarT u, 1913.
Prsserr-NzTor Crubb. CourcfI--er
Seale, Aurrag- Pogr-aIes and Wfcker-
sham
Minutes Of The pre7iouz n1eetiuz
rad and a2pro7et
An ordinance relating u the public
morality and g1od order Of thz lowe
OF Crov1lle, vas Rad and u motion
was amended 10 read II Secrior :
b punished ~ fne q NOT less rhzr
s25 % nor more than 800. 90. Motion
vas made and seconded that The zbov.
mentioned ordnance pass trs third
and anzl reading Yeas. Beale. Nur-
ray PoG--zles AMI Waterman Noes
lcre
Letter and copy Of Al ordinance CT
the toEr q Eenatchee was rad and
motion vas made and carried that the
CLERK notify all parties that are inter
eSrEd and would 5e liable 70 protest
its passage, that al ordinance relzt-
ing To the keeping Of powder. gasoline
and rubbish IN the town Of OroTfIIe
VIII De rad al the next meeting Of
the council for frs final pzsszze.
BIZ Of W. o. Hamisch for Brooks
account was raised from the table and
On motion the balance Of SO IS vas al
lowed and ordered paid.
On motion council adjourned.
z P HOSE, Clerk
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21
4 GREAT SPEECH.

The progressive parry made Z
speech II New York IN Lincoln I
birthday II which he quoted cnpiousl7
from LI1col1s speeches and lerrerz
10 prove that The grzat 4u4ncf9 ator
was nearly ~ zGcd man n s0u-4 re-
spects AZ Mr. Roosevelt himself and
that, 4 he wer living today. he vc11lst
stand JUST "a pat for his own iatzrea1s
and ambitions "A the colonel.
The speech was largely corflef 10
GenqIGizti0n of The Idaho s7IU-er1e
court II his usual Vigorous Ia1zuaze
T. 2 arg1ed that The Idaho cnr!r- "a
even more l2vIzss and gurezzuerzre
than the supreme cour- II the United
States ever was, and IL admitted that
Whenever IL thinks u The decision
that ruled the progressive electors II
the ballot IN Idaho. he burns n Jerk
the recall on The whole ilftcfz-T Of
The COUNTY,. But This desire "a tam
perez. oT consideraricu far rhGse uroIe
judges il both Kansas and California
the few zGod and true men On -he
bench, vho ruled The republican =lec-
Tors OF the ballots II rhose srzres
Suca men nqsr be Preserved 10 -he
courts because they can b. relied apor
10 stand for justice Therefore II b.
CDtl4es necessary % devise sCrlz other
way 70 cure the svile arising out of
decisions By r@acriorzry .udzes that
fail 10 harmonic with the opinions o.
the progressive party
TIE former president said thar II
MAKES No difference What The law Or
the constitution says On Z zfveu sub
!ect, II Ii the facts In the particular
case that Interest him, 80 when 2
Judge decides according 10 the law
and the constitution, regardless Of the
facts "a he sees them that decision
ought not 70 stand bat should BE- in
mefiateiy recalled and the frdze
branded ~ a traitor 70 progress. Thus
We ARE led gently back 10 the famous
Columbus speech pznzcea- the recall
OF judicial decisions
Altogether, IL vas one Of TIE great
nIntsman most remarkable al
dresses IL vas filed with that D.
cEliar humanitarian spirit that DE-
nights II prattnz about the welfare
and the virtues Of TIE unnamed and IN
Known human mass, and az the same
tine re7els IN the bftreresr Trades
and most gnzeuerous accusation
against the conspicuous fen human
beings IL the public eye. II "a that at
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21
4TROEI0Cs


Z 4 McMahan vas host Sarurfa7
evening At 4 stag party gwen for the
benefit OF a few friends AZ lis home
The guests were Chas. Peterson c. \
Powell. Berr Mills, c. c. EedgeP AMI
Emil NcDaniels No specific details
as 70 the form af entertainment ara
obrainable, bur that II vas at an in
rsresting and even fascinating char
acrer g evidenced By me tacr mar Tie
-efres1iug areezes II early dawn
avoke into poetic frenzy or license EFe
snraptIred soul OF one glIesr On his
1lirhesor1e Journey hnuewarf Sunday
morning, ant lie handsd 20 tie report
sr the following adaptation At q .Ias-
sic western lyric 20 express nis
thoughts On vhar lad happened 70
hlna- With he explanation that it. had
been dictated but not read
Which 7 wish 70 remark
And my language ts plain
That for ways that ara dark.
And 1nr tricks thar are vain.
The Weekend stag par-Y's peculiar.
WHICH the SAME r. IS due 70 MeMahan
Al vha1 vas the game
And Z shall 10. deny
n regard 70 The same
War that 1ane might impEy.
EIT Macs look Il Is zatufuI and aus1-
like
AZ ! frequent rzr1ara n his eve
lie vas lonesome that hight
A1d asked some ct he wise.
Which they thought Il All -tg.1r-
To make n pot a good size:
Yer he played It thar Right UPON
Charlie
AID We N A way desptse
Which W had small xare.
And We all took Z hand
Il vas ixed. Bur vdars uLa.u
W. did not understand.
And ls smiled AZ he gar ay Tie table.
With smile that vas xatu1II and
bland.
YET the cards hey we're zrackd
N way that + grieTe,
AID my feelings were zhockt
IL The STATE Of Macs sleeve.
Which vas stuffed tIII Of aces and
covers
And the sane with f1rsrr u deceive.
Which I wish 70 remark
And ny language Is plain
That for ways that ara dark
AID for tricks that ara vain.
The Weekend stag par-y's pecuEtar.
" 1lch The same fc is due 20 NeNahza.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21

cieur AZ coach and Mr. tscs's r.
quiremeur Of = physical examination
"a showing beneficial results
/ program viii De given nexr Fri
fag aY the Olympic literary society AZ
ne high school room L good time
viii te or=rad - al VIC come o
Victor Riste compares himself 70 a
grassdopper and the teachers e
chickens each cue Ct theu having him
~ / leg and pulling a different way Z
Il ne present STATE u weather co.,
Times the pupils viii ind It necsssar?
70 demand Z course n swimming, a.
thar = zbc1- me Gully uea1s Ct lcco-
1-ot1Gn practicable
TIE L0omts high school basket hal
Tam has accepted the challenge Ct
ne 0r1vtIlz high schooI 20 play game
It aazk=t ball Il L6ouia about the izr
II March We want 70 rAks q crowd
u -1GEsrs with is Q
Mss R.srs gave the domestic science
and ar class first lessen last Friday
IN American pottery The REMAINDER
II The TINE vas spent n free hAaf
drawing The girls seem very naIcn
interested II their work
SATURDAY evening the basket ball
boys we're rzx=u . Dr.. Etner's oAce
TOR physical exzr1taation- Most Of the
boys got through al right hut Doc
zaf that Victor Ris-es body vas
growing 30 fast that IL was running
away from his heart and De- vogld1 :
b. zhI= 20 play ul-I hts heart calzh,
ID We think The doctor vas EtsraL-
n, cecaGse Vtctcr's heart "a apt 70 he
found anywhere between lis shoes
and lis threat according 70 his sur-
ro1rdtrzs- Doc probably lad hin
scared lizzie and MA hsarr vas II
1is 1oots.
Sac1rtay eTerilg. February Is. the
high school bzzsst hall team net the
-=au representing Lte OroviIIe Att-
Ie-tc Club The high school boys lad
-he zfTzr-zzs ot tie club boys II the
uz--er q przcrfce, but This was more
c1ar oEser By The superior size and
weight CT The later. Tie score vas
kept eTer chroU zho1r The entire zans
and s-1ot - 70 "a a. the call Of tine
II the last hall The rules provide
rhzr IN plzyinz II Z lie the team which
scores Two points frat wing the game
The high school boys succeeded II
making tbs Necessary two points, Bs7-
erly Powell tossing z field basket from
near ih= center II the field Tie tro
teams intend 70 keep up these przc-
ice games "a : matter Of mutual hen-
eft
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21
gafroyTyG WISE COURSE

The Morning Olympta1 very gfaVety
publishes the ANNOUNCEMENT rom ne
znvaruar's Office that hereafter par
ions viii be granted only AFTER pub
lie hearing. IT. vas very decent 0r Tie
OIvnuian 20 ler the governor pun on
thar gallery stunt without committing
Jrself 70 80 much A 4 litter. consifer-
ing that the Olympian IL not part
IAN OF Governor Listers. Public hear
fuxz have been held on pard0us for
The last eight years ar leasr- and Dron-
4nly longer, Whenever the case vas or
sufficient importance 70 arouse an IL
-srear. It q ccnlmeudab le n TIE new
governor 70 follow this well sstab-
lished cusronl- and II Is not al al IN
or1per for aim % MAKE Little CAPITA
out Of il wherever he can Thar g a
part Of The game and de q showing an
aotlrlIde for playing IL thar ought 10
prove gratifying 70 dis followers Con-
sidertng his limitations As L democrat
Lister has made a very fair record AZ
znyerunr during The first month OF
ais iucumAancy lie hasn't had 4
chance 20 10 much, and that Is the
CONDITION under which all democrats
seem 70 appear At Heir best The 1acr
ia ne 0uglr 70 get On fairly well
throughout his administrator Il de
afheres 20 his promise 70 give the
STATE 4 business administration Thar
should De comparatively easy, for all
that ls necessary Is 70 follow The prec-
efieurs ser by The former admiutsrra-
ton, which organized the STATE govern
meur quite thoroughly On 4 business
basis His announcement thar ne IL
tends 70 hold public hearings on par
dou cases, would make II appear Thar
he proposes 70 10 Che wise thing and
follow the vel beaten paEls which
will nrsvsur hfS gniug t4r Vrnug
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21

evid
at t
gent
NOR
ness
the
thrO
we \
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wOul
the
mere
town
ness
WACO
huge
witho
rough
er tn
Ofere
SCENE
sive L
n1ent,
day, a
pOrtuI
the ba
Oursel
could
hundrt
at thol
and WI
timer
The 60
coming
mistic
velous
wrOugh
us earl
to see
failed 1
feel CO..
grand
ress an
within
modern
tive bea
wrought
Nowha
been sp
improved
making
tartan a
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which s
spreading
broken.
seemed
the Peep
ment. s.
people BY
sive ant
that ever
munity, a
the ehor
and EMO!
been secu
the leadiu
debt Of
High hill
spread Of
leveled ID
seemed tn
Take for
lew years
elevation,
'ver the V
mountain
he adjace
red with
ne most
ngton hot
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rought up
uired emo
ears ago
ave been
listing thu
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21

cirlIds peculiar 70 the professional re-
former that inds IL perfectly consist
snr 70 preach the tnfaiIibiliIy OF du-
manirY N the mass. and AZ the sane
time preach Gfstrusr and suspicion Of
every individual human being bur
himself
The press dispatches say thar tl1s
vas the first political urrara-ee OF
the fistin gufshCd statesman since he
last spoke n pubic and rom that
We can take it for granted that It viii
De the Iasr political ur-ara1cs Of TIE
master politician until he again
speaks N public.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21
Ser.sI No. IITt-
NOTICE FC2 PUBLICATIONS
Not C1aI Land

Department q c,s lursrtnr. =. :. Lanc
Cttca Al NtrsrTIIIe- W4srin x-1r- ian
GarT %. 1911.
Noc1cs 3 tsr=by z-vsn that s1sepd "
aIEssy. & Niz1ria VIZ " Arlington VIC
IN Dscer1hsr Il 1905. made honest. ar
snr7. Ser-a4 No. l--s-. .ar Lo9 Ind {
zef- 4. Aid L1cz ). and :. SEE 5. I'VE 4.
", 2 - z " n Las tIs,. 1or-ce II IN
-en -iin :, -zaks t-aI CONTINUATION 1r1nt
% .arznush claim 70 tie and .tcve +e-
sc--1es!- ostcrs GA1rxs J. Gardner. l. :
CaErutsaiccer, AZ Or1vIIe. ~ Izh-1g-an-
~ ne ecr1 iay II February. 1913
Claimant da-uGa IL Witnesses Ca71si
AcLa1-si- Charles l. Ali--Is- sosp. Ali
l-a,tt- Al u Nlxn-aar1 Washington.
s1ssrc EJrrsr- Or1v1Is- " aahiuz-Dc
-4-5c ~ ? ATN.E Eag-srsr-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21
CHERCH NOTES.

Misunderstanding school sach sun
lay morning IL 1870 followed By TIE
regular Sunday morning worship A.
= 20 The seruou for uexr SUNDAY
q. The Christian lrrtsrr1f. Toward
Suffering. The topic for tie Epvor-h
.-ea<7Iz nesting e $50 p n ts. The
social Motive Love" The subject Ct
he evening serTfce a. 40 Is, Our
Debrs- The mid-veek prayer meet
ny "a every Thursday ewing A. 30
p H. \ cordial Welcome is exr=rdest
70 al 2 T Holland Pastor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21
EYES EXAMINED

Dr.. D. Davidson. opcoueterist from
Spokane will visit OroTflle again On
March 9Th 9Th and sth- DR.. Davidson
will examine your eyes or any Of your
chtltre1s eyes, EirhoE. charge He
will D. honest IN his examination and
vii not recommend the Ese Of glasses
En!ess Absolutely Necessary. Call and
ss= him Al the Peerless hotel.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21

Give the Gsze.te Office z chance to
fsgre On that n@Zt job Of printing Of
yoT-s- Everything in the p-fntInz
line promptly executed
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21
SCHOOL NOTES

The first year English class has
started reading its third classic. The
Nan Without Country G
Mr. Porter has certainly been eff
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-02-21

dyreria1-5GldAy school 1906
Z. n worship II = n sermon theme
Il Atty n Setf ForgetfUlness e. z
) 30 p n, topic Medical Missions. ~
leader. J. Z Arnold. Worship 40 ;.
H. sermon q Church Membership
Necessary 20 SaITzrtone" which Is an
other ot The series II RsIiztous
DOUBTS ct Men ot Today" Il rae above
"a your doubt COME and hear ne an
aver 70 r. Wzshinx-ou Rzrebtr So
eIAl this evening AZ o'clock Atutr-
lance ID cerrs- You ara cordially IL
7Ir@t 70 worship with IL
Fred " McCrea-y Nfnis-er
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
PHI DELTA PHrS
PLAN HIGH links
Richmond Alumni of Legal Fra
ternity Will Hold Mock
Trials and Feast.

Members of the Richmond Alumni
Chapter of the Phi Delta Phi legal
fraternity will gather for their annual
feast next Thursday night at the Com
monwealth Club. Invitations. just out,
are i'm the form of court summons
demanding the presence OF the ad-
dressee upon the night and hour
named.
The occasion will have as its fea
ture a number of mock hearings, in
which the members OF the organiza-
tions will figure as counsel for the
plaintiffs and defense. The cases bear
humorous titles-several OF them bur
lesques of persons and corporations at
present much in the public eye.
The court proceedings VIII be fol-
lowed by buffet feast which Will
close the evening. Members are ask
ed to report at o'clock. The Of
ficers of the Richmond Alumni Chap
ter, Phi Delta Phi. are Robert y. Pol
lard. president: Leon NJ. Nelson. vice.
president, and William NJ. Crump, sec
rotary.
Members-Stuart Bowe, Julien Gum.
John l.. Leary, Murray NJ Mcclure.
John b. Minor, Jr. Leon NJ. Nelson.
Fred G. Pollard. Henry 9. RELY. James
II. Price, Robert n. Pollard. Hiram NJ.
Smith, John A. Coke. Jr. John w.
Boyd. George Ainslie. William Hodges
Mann. Jr.. +. Don Cameron. Lucius F.
Cary, Samuel Il. Carter, Stuart G.
Christian. Brockenbrough Lamb. JOS
eph c. Taylor. J. Med Wexford. John
T Wingo. r. II. c. Cabell. Alex. II.
Sands, \. s. Buford, Jr.. Hunsdon Cary.
John H. Guy, j. J. Leake, William w.
Crump. Fl. c. Claiborne.
Honorary members-Judge James
Keith and Hon. Andrew Jackson Mon
tague.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
New York
Stock Market

New York. February 3.-Wan Street.
or AZ least that part OF IL which is
actively concerned in the affairs OF
the stock market. was inclined TO look
on the bearish side of things to-day
and the market was sluggish, with
generally heavy tone. The range OF
LIMITATIONS was not large enough to
reject a decided change in sentiment;
rather. il suggested an attitude with
a general expectation that some OF
the Developments awaited might not
be favorable. Perhaps the news Tor
which the street awaited most eagerly
was definite word whether the Balkan
war was TO be resumed. II is as
sumed that continuance OF hostiliues
u-ould have a depressing effect on the
money and securities market of the
world.
Fear OF widespread labor trouble in
the steel industry was an influence on
the bear side. as was the disappoint-
n.nt which was felt when the gu
nrcfnc Court adjourned for three Weehs
vr,thout announcing the decision IN
81 .fiynesofa rate case. Uncertainty
whether this decision would be an
bounced was a large factor in cheek
Inc trading during the morning, ana
when word came from washington
limiting that the courts ruling Wouiu
not be made known to-day prices
horne
tiee Of the selling.
IN. steady pressure against steel
,,,sle il the most conspicuous STOCK
81 the DAYS trading and forced IL down
al over \ point at times. Can, whose
faint advance last week eNcited much
comment. pursued an uncertain course
TO-DAY. opening of a point reVoNeI
inc its loss. and then raining three
,,,trts southern Pacific was heavy.
al
TOOLS however. were comparatively
sr,sI For time in the midday
trading the market made a showing
az strength. Lehigh Valley heaolhs
and Union Pacific leading a squirt win
rises Of q point, but the list soon gave
way again. ,.,s -.
c,andard OH of New Jersey was fol-
loved by active trading in oil stocks
on the curb Standard OF New Jersey
bounded up eighteen points. put later
lost a large part of its gain
London sold stocks here to-day. as
rosing of about 10000 shares on bai-
ance. D.
o,sc collateral tours were strong and
active. Total sales, par value sz'V'''-
00e -,
Panama IS advanced 4 on call.
total sales to-day. $4,000 shares
including: American Tobacco. 9oV;
Iabigh Valley. $500; Norfolk and
western. 2.1OO; Reading, $500 Sea
hoard. 100; Seaboard Air Line, pre-
ferred. leo: Southern Railway, leV'
southern Railway preferred, 100; Ten
nessee Copper, 100; United states Steel /
$500.
New York. February money on /
call hrm; 2ia a224: ruling rate and
closing bid. 2iz: offered at rs. Time /
loans fir1ner: sixty days, 3iz a 81 ; /
ninety days, 4; six months, !. per !
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Az a per |
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with !
actual business in bankers bills at |
4s315 for sixty-day bills and at 4.sI4o
for demand.
Commercial bills, 4.S3.
Bar silver. 6224
Mexican dollars 49,
Government bonds, firm; railroad
bonds. irregular
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
OLD LANDMARK
IS CONDEMNED
Wooden Building at Ninth and
Broad Streets Must Be
Vacated.

Building Inspector Butler yesterday
condemned and ordered vacated the an
rient two-story wooden building at the
northwest corner of Ninth and Broad
Streets. occupied by a lunch room j.
Thompson Brown & Co. agents for
the property. were notified that IL was
unsafe and must be removed or put in
proper order at once.
Building Inspector Butler also con-
demned a row of frame dwellings, 52e.
531. 533 North Tenth Street. II. Seldom
Taylor d Son. agents for the property.
being notified to have them vacated at
once. The houses were originally of
cheap construction and were erected
on made ground. where a deep ravine
had been filed in Because of insult
ffcient foundations. they have been
settling for some time. until their fur
Their occupancy is regarded as unsafe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
WOMAN STOPS JAIL DELIVERY.
Locks Doors When She Hears Com
motion and Gives Alarm

ELLSWORTH, Ne. February The
quiet wit of the wife of Sheriff F. o.
Silsby prevented the escape from the
county Jail of Edwin Goodman. seven
teen years old. the confessed murder
er of Captain Harry c. Young, who
was killed at Surry last October.
Goodman. aided by another prison.
er. had knocked down and overpower-
ed a deputy sheriff and was taking his
keys when Mrs. Silsby heard the COM
motion. Checking an impulse to in
vestigate. she first secured the outer
door of the pail. and in doing so clos
ed the only remaining barrier between
Goodman and freedom. Then she
sounded an alarm that brought aid to
the deputy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
GOING AWAY
OLD DOMINION LINZ

Lv. Richmond foot Of kss ~. daily % ?. ".
Leave Ncvporf Nc~s. - A. ~
Arrive Norfoik -. - - 81
Cooncrts With nan .lre steamers lrs sins
~orfolk Tor New fors daily. rrrcDt surdsy.
IN y. ~ Counertiocs also made By y. y
W NJ. y ~. and &. a q. RI. at y ".
Might une steamers stop st Ciarcmont 20
lard or rrceive psesergerr on signal ano VI
b met b. pubic Conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. Effective
March rf.f-Iames River BY daylight for
Norfolk ard Old Point. N5vport Ners and
al Jams River landings. steamer leaves
Nonday. Wednesday and Friday 80 - a
NJ. Freight received for al James Rive
Poipts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-04
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg:
- T. 9. -. 10. II. si2 A NJ. I. = .. 4. 4
ss5 a. -s = :. -. 10 p NJ
100 r. NJ. for Chester. II 90 midnight for
Petersburg
cars Ica.e Petersburg foo, OF Sycamore
street. for Manchester
fs,i5 s:s5 s-5.Is. - sS IS. SIS. 'ls IS. Il Is
A. NJ I2s. +ISs. rs. 575. - IS. 5 IS. IS.
q Is s3s szs. 1910. II 40 y. NJ
tDsiIy-Ex. Sunday and holidays.
<Csrries baggage and express.
ssLimited-Except Sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect With
cars for Richmaond-