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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08

Die 6ara1f binoeuten, oab Ser SSl1oia-
Tier nit Ben 5ol6aten gu tbur1 bette,
Die Dor langen Sabre11 IN iene @egero
famen.
Samestomn.- Sublid bon
Mebina fat etn GROCER 8%rairiebrars,
beoeutenoen 59aben angeridtet, uno
aus Ser @egen6 bon Mmbroie in 6ie=
FEM Stnate fonumt sic MeI6ung, 6aB
BORT &dl1ier, 5taue, 8ieb, @eu unb
8utter einem groBen 8%rairiebraro
gum Spfer gefaqen iin6.
@nbpeton.- 50. 6. YurceG,
81. g. Dpiet nn6 8oper & Mattbeps
bon 2i6germoo6 baben 6as @erfaufs-
redt ermorben auf 6ie $3.50 Mcres
umfaiien6e M6ams <Garm in 6ieiem
@ountp. Sic baben sic Mbfi@t, 6ieie
6arm in fleine Grafte 5l1 tbeilen un6
6ieie a1t tbatid6li9e Mniieoler 5m
berfaufen. Die @6iiufer mer6en babel
@elegenbeit boben, gutes 2on6 ber-
baltniBmaBig billig 51 ertperben.
8e1fieI6. - Die bier borae=
nommene Mgitation bat our 6oIge ge<
babt, BOB 6ieie Srtidaft @aiiermerfe
erbalten miro, sic $4,000 foiten
peroen. $4,000 miro man 6nrd
Notwithstanding erlangen nn6 Sen
geit tper6en fiibrenoe @ei@aftsleute
under iid a11fbringen.
8ismard.- Sim TO-, II. un6
12. sunni miro bier ser %6iesidbrige
Staatsfonbent 6es Seuermebrper-
ban6s bon Mor6oafota gebalten uno
es tper6en 6ie 1mfaiienoiten 8orberei=
tungen getroffe1l I'M 6ieie Beriamm=
lung 5u etne,m groBartigen @rfolge at
geitalten. 8eion6ers Sntereiie miro
Ser 6~tesiabrigen @%eriamml11ng aus
Dem @run6e beigemei1en, neil ser
@erban6 ieinen @unpf tint S@affung
Ser Stelle zines Staats 8 Senermar=
i9aqs en6gulttg getponnen bat.
Gorman.-8m et I'M Sitter bon
IL un6 ID Sabren fteben6e maiern=
franfe S1tngen retteten ibr SAmeiter=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
@mn6erbare SamtiaIbe.

8ndlen's Mrnica @olbe 1T iiberan
befannt alS oas bette mitteI, 6ds ge.
n1adt TT fir aue @%ranfbeiten Ser
9aut mte aud fir Grandchildren,
Auetidut1gen un6 8eulert. 8erri1.
CERT @nt3iin61ng un6 1T ai,fnei9etto
n1o beileno. S. 8. @obnna1, $era,1g.
geber Der yMems" bon. Cornelius, 81.
e., fdreibt, BOB cine s9a@teI ieiner
i4l1ntrnen &a1tfrarfbet bali 11ad5.
BEN att6ere Mittel bergebIi@ anqe.
tua1ot paren. N11r. 25f. gn1pfobIe1t
BON Meolhor Drug 5tore.-M1aeiae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
den, mabreno 6ie gltern abueieno

den, pdbreno oie @Iterm abueieno
maren.
gaI1ep @itp. - Das Gorm-
bauS bon s.. 81. Sframitao, Is Meei=
len iuolid bon bier, tparoe 6ur9
6euer 5erit0rt. Die l1ria@e oes
5euers lit ni6t befannt. Sci 6em
Seriu6, iein 8eiibtbum 5u rette1, er-
lit Sframltaot ernite @erlebungen.
DuS @aus batte einen @ertb BON
$4,000.
Su6.9afuta.
gs iino Sic %SsSnforpo=
rationSartifel eingerei9t tpor6en fuir
sic Gtpo-Sortp Mining & MiQing So.
bon &uron g. g., nit einem @e<
idaftsbiiro in Hittsburg uno einem
&apital bon $1,000,O00. Die Sit
forporatoren fin6 Sobn u. &eGep,
CHARLES Copeland 8ittsburg; IS. s.
Sales, Chicago; Bbtlip 9atprence, 8.
Wf. 2amrence, &uron.
Siour Soils Sn &urot
miro in naditen 8eit cine 11el1e fatbo=
li6e Stride gebaut lperoe11. .Die SEQ
ite1t fins auf $4,000 perani9lagt. =
Sn Mberoeen miro sic fatboIii6e &er3
Seiu=@emein6e cine 8farridule er~
ri6te1t sic ettpa $4,000 foltem fon.
M11Ber S6ulialen miro bos @eb6l16e
cine groBe @ereinsballe, 2eie5immer,
Surniaal II. I. IN. entbalten un6 in
ieglider @inii9t MODERN altsgeitattet
fem.
@eiiington springs. =
Sri. Marp 8tlbron6t, so Sabre olte,
tpel@e auf ser 5arm TIRES 8r11oers
in Seraul6 County tpobnte, peridIud=
tie eitre @ortion Gift in ieIbitmoroeri-
ider Nbiidt. @ine Dienitmug6 be-
nadri6tigte Sen auf 6em 5eI6e orbei=
ten6en 8ruoer, tpeIdem Sic sterben-
oe lire Ebat geitan6. Mer5te tpur6en
iofort gernfen, 6o6 fonnte11 Tie ni9t
mebr belfen. Sic @eritorbene mar
franfltA, mur6e in Deuti9Ion6 ge--
boren un6 par in sen Ser. Staaten
felt mebreren Sabren anidiiig.
o:6. Ser @ouberne1tr
un6 5taatsbeomte iarnmeIn Bacterial,
nm gu beueiien, ooB iid peridie6ene
8erionen Bel Sen fiir5liden 8alo-
brat16en in Sen ii6li9en 8Iad Sins
friminele Madldiiigfeit 5u idnloen
fomrnep IieBen. Dur@ sic Sel1er err
litten Sic &egierung r116 Ser 5taot
groBe @erluite. 9as 8~emiesmateriaI
miro Sen Observation-Disclosures
unterbreitet per6en. Dos gerqeben
lit auf @rnno bon 8unoesgeieben nit
500 Bis $500 n6 8udtbanstrofe
Big 5n 2 Sobr itrafbar. Die @toatg-
gefebe berfugen cine fleinere Gels.
itrafe no fiir5ere~ @efdngriBitrofe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
Mimmeiota.


ct. 8aul. - @oup. @berbart
hat Mittuob eirle &eiie nod benz
Often a,1getreten, INN, i'm Si11bltf out
Sic fomruen6e SonDertaglng Der Ne
%qislatur, oas Hroblem ser offentl1=
den 9eubbarfeiten unter ltaatltber
@ontroue 81, ituoieren. 8efanntlid
itn6 oltlide @taaten sic eri item getpe=
fen, meld)e cine berartige neberpa=
dung folder @orporationen einge-
fiibrt baben uno es lit sic Abii6t oes
@%ouperneurs, ii6 MuSfunft aus erlter
&ano 5u bolen. IS banoelt li9 IN
er1ter 2irie Inn Sic Staaten Nem
Sort uno Metp Serlep. Ser @onper=
,1eur miro oon1r BON BORT na6 Walb<
ington geben, IN Sic 6rage NIT Yra=
iioent 8ilion uno 5enator Ga Sol
Iette gu beipreben. - 3ugnniten oes
Eabafbaues in Minnei ota iinb be-
fanntli6 bon ser 2egislatltr mieoer=
INN $4,000 auf sic nididlte1p 5tpei Sab
Sc be1piuigt. Na6 Musiage bon Hro=
felIor 8uu BON ser Mderbauidule Ser
staats= uniperiitat ionen sic Musii@=
ten ouf quite grtrage bon ben ner=
1die6enen gabafsfnlturen re6t 5u=
frie6enlteneno fem. 8origes SSabr bat
ten 60 Garmer 5uiammen 100 Mcres
NIT Sabof bepflan3t gebabt, nn6 es
lit 6ieles 5riibiabr cine 3unabn1e bon
25 Bro5ent 5u per5ei6nen getpelen.
Gabaf foi,nre in beidrarftem WfaBe
in Minneiota nit 8rofit ge5ogen mer-
6et, erflart Erofelior Sui.
Emo &arbors. - Die Ma6t=
ididt ser Mrbeiter an Sen gr5oods
ser Dulutb & SSrou &ange 60. in
Epo &orbors etma finf3ig Mann,
Iegte am 5omItag sic Arbeit nieoer,
tuetI iie BEL ether bon Ser @eieli6aft
g%etpabrten freitpiuigen 2obnerbobung
ni6t beriidii9tigt muroe; etpa $50
Mann baben 3l1lage erbalten. Sic
Dodbeamten erflaren, bie 2obne Der
Modtl9i@t mer6en 1i@t erbobt, piel-
mebr sic Madtarbeit eingeiteut, big
Ser &onflift beigelegt lit.
8emi6ii. = Die I'M Mor6en
6es Staates felt 5tpei Sagen pltben=
Sen, berbeeren6en 5oritfeuer, sic Ell
men @9aoe11 bon mebr- als elmer bal=
ben Minton angert6tet baben,> iin6
6ur9 ausgiebige &egenqiiiie, mobei
Ser 8in6 glei63eitig 1ta6lieb> ge<
Ioidt morben, na66em itaatltde
@alobeger nit Otter un6 @rfolg an
Ser @%inodmmung Ser @rdn6e gear-
beitet batten. 5obieI befannt, iin6
feline Meni6enleben gu beflagen.
Meue fleine @al6= un6 8ui6fener
meroen gemeloet aus ser @egeu6 bon
Maibtpauf uno &epatin, Goleraine,
8obep, @un1t SS11nction nr6 Sotper,
Min11., un6 aus Ser @egen6 bon Sn=
perior, gou6eraD un6 Groofe6 &a-
pi6s, isis.
9ulutb.- gntlang Ser malert=
i@en &iiite 6es SuperiorzSees bon
Dul11tb Biz Stpo @arbors mir6in oie-
fem CONNER ein parfartiger, erit-
flaiitger Sabrtpeg geba11t tperoen. Die
Mnlage miro auf run6 cine Milion
Dollars at iteben fommen uno tit 6as
@eidenf eines bieftgen Mt1iordrs an
6ie bei6en 5td6te. Ser Spen6er min
feinen Mamert ni@t genannt baben.
Sic 8radtitraBe miro 6urd Ebeile
bon ct. 2o1is. nn6 2afe.@ ountD fiib-
rem un6 80 Meilen lang fem.
StiIImater.- Sames g.. Mc-
@ratb, 1er bieitge &ol3bdn6ler fat
feline &lage gegen sic Mortbern $50,
cific : @tfenbabn I'M Gtaats 9ber-
geridte getpome1t uno befommt
fit ben gerInit bon IS @fer.
ben, toelde in einem gifenbobn-@ag-
gott bon @iuom &iber bierber gefanot
,per6en foDten un6 6afelbit iber
berbra1nten; Ser Mar1n, mel
OH III g.. oce.S Iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
LOSS OF TWO LIVES
CAUSED BY STORM
Men Washed Overheard From
Oyster Boat in York River
and Drowned.

Williamsburg. Va. May 31.--During
the storm that swept over York River
yesterday evening, two colored men,
Silas Strong and Willie Taylor were
washed overheard from an oyster boat
at ClaYhank. on the Gloucester side,
and were drowned The craft was
sunk. and two other men. one white,
who were aboard Of her. escaped by
taking to a small boat The boat that
went down belonged TO Captain l.. w.
Lane. of this city. and was loaded with
oysters when the storm struck her
New interest was injected into local
politics this morning when r. Is. Gil
liam announced that lie would be "A
opposition 70 r. -. wilkins tncum-
bent Mr. wilkins is the nominee Of
the Democrats, having been declared
sence of any opposition. Mir. Gillian
was for some time It SpeCial policeman
~ Willi,4,msburE; and was = most Ell
held the office one term, and has many
friends.
oyiswers .rssentlly appogint,ed BY ne
and York Counties TO pass upon the
advisability Of building an overhead
bridge across the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway track just east OF Williams
burg, met here to-day and made their
report in which They advise the cree
ton OF the bridge Engineer lsaacs
OF Richmond. represeutine the railway
company, was on hand 10 assist the
viewers those present being r. H..
Stytcr y. g. iiarwood and Il. :. Scott
for James City. and Henley Hubbard.
for York The supervisors VIII meet
report The railroad company is on
posing the erection Of an overhead
bridge.
finals viii begin tomorrow morning al
~ o'clock. with the preaching of the
bacCalaurcatc sermon by the Rev. r J..
McNair, of Blackstone. in the MethO-
dist Church. DR.. McNair VIII deliver
/ the annual sermon before the Y w
( {: y. in the same church tomorrow
night at O'Clock.
The commencement exercises Of the
I Toano High School viii begin Sunday
I morning. when the Rev. 4 j. WYnne
! VIII preach the final sermon at Mt
! Vernon Church, Toano, at II o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
MR. HAYES SEIZED
WITH PARALYSIS
Prominent Citizen Seriously I'll
at His Home in Ginter
Park.

$. II. HAYES, prominent in the busi-
anss life OF Richmond. was seized earl.
yesterday morning with an attack IF
Paralysis which affected the right siI1
of his body. For time his condition
was thought to be critical bd, he APP
pcarcd to rally later in the day and
Las: night HE physicians expressed the
hope that lac would recover lie is IN
hls G!nier Park home. surrounded by
the members Of his family, hts ply
-iciar and nurses
For Neral days Nv Halves was in
diapc sod and unable TO appear ia his
ot''cc dIv.E-town, In spite II HIS seN
ent?-hv'- years. nc has possessed Tho
N!gor OF >outh. and has not nad i s!ci;
day III years until this attack ON this
account. mis- illness did no. disl.l b
hiss ltmly ON Friday, he seemed -
have practically recovered fran me
eliSh: stomach trouble and left his bed
TO so freely about his home.
Apparently almost we'll ne went to
bed Friday night, Yesterday morning
he was still asleep nj his customary
risin.; hour hut thinking his drowsi-
ness due 10 i'll health, his family was
rot alarmed. Later. no" eyer, w.icn h..
did not appear, his wife tried to awake
MIN and found she could not. After
considerable difficulty, he was arouse /
ana inc real nature OF MS stupor dis
covered. His physicians were immedi-
ately summoned.
Mr.. TIawes was one OF the group OF
Young men who, serving through the
MAJ 8o:Wecn the states, came out and
put their shoulders together 10 icmakc
the commercial life OF the Confederate
capital He had been Identified with
many OF tho largest Industrial and
/ commercial enterprises in this city III,
/ is president OF $. r. Halves & Co.. a
/ large coal. wood and cement firm For
years he sat on many directorates bu
recently relinqushed his seat on mos
+ OF them. He is now director OF III,
! Virginia state Insurance Company
Until a few years ago, he was on tn.
board OF the National State and Cit!
Bank.
Mr.. Hawes enlisted in the army o
/ the Confcderacy when a very yount
man, and after seeing active servic.
I IN several campaigns, was captured
and carried North to a Federal prison
I lie spent three years there. incarcer
/ ateI with hundreds IF nther Southern
! mon N the most unspcakable sur
roundings. Upon his release, ne mar
1 ried Northern girl who had minis
tered 20 his comfort during the tryint
days in prison About ten years as,
he married a second time. lie is als'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

tee OF Publication for the purpose Of
building large annex TO their pres
Ont store. when these TWO large build
incs are erected. the character OF the
north side OF this Grace Street block
VIII be completely changed. At pres
cnt residences occupy all except the
corner at Fifth Street
Architects are now drawing plans for
an apartment house and stores. which
Mr.. Moore is planning to erect at
Fourth and Grace Streets on the site
now occupied by the Grace Street Pres
hyterian Church He recently pur-
chased tho church property for 500 900
from Edgar Allan. Jr While MIR Moore
does not obtain possession Tor two
years. he is preparing nil details OF
the building TO be erected The apart
mcnts VIII face on Grace Street and
the stores on Fourth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
Sunday Services
In City Churches

owing 10 the ab.enc. OF Rev. h D. C.
Aaciaehlan. who "ili deliver nernon 10
the graduates OF Holins institute the pulnt,
NJ Seventh Street Christian Church will h.
occupied by Rev ". A. Burr.u at IN. morn
ing service and By Rev, H. H Pit ,o-nixb,
~ Grove Avenue Baptist Church both
morning and evening services Will be CON
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. ". c. James. Pm.
The pastor Rev. Lloyd T. wilson. n n
VII preach morning and evening al Grace
At s;ls Who Is Ny %.ishbor : '''A ana
Al Union Station Mcthodist Church R.v
W Asbury Christian Will conduct both scr.
Sices a New Creature In Christ VIII be
VII preach on Character Is Character when
IL Stands the Test"
The subject to b. discussed a, calvary
kins this morning Will be The Fiery Furri-
S Yo,r THIS li eyeIns he NI preach on q, the
Rev Alexander T. BoNser viii preach this
morning at The First Unitarian Church ON
This morning Rev. George 81 Kemp.r vil
preach At Hanoyer Avcnne Christian Church.
Should Attend church. ChiIdren's pay
VIII be observed by the Bible School to-
tian Endeavor League viii b. conducted by
Miss Ida Smith AZ 5:5o o'clock in the even
Ing
Rev. F. ", Long will condue, tho service.
Colonial Place Christian Church this after
noon At 800 o'clock.
Al Emmanuel Baptist Church Rev. Larry
Iioge viii preach his third sermon in the
ProdiEai Son" series this evening. his sub
tcct being The Great Banquet" Baoiism
VIII be held after the service. In the morn
ing he will take for his subject The Two
Witnesses"
Or. Francis Viii preach The Child In
the Manger' this morning al the Third
Christian Church The SUNDAY School Win
celebrate chiidrens Day With cantata en-
titled Hearts OF Gold"
The Rev W. J. Young; who has Just re-
turned from oxford. y. g. VIII hold regular
services at Centenary Methodist Church to-
day. In the morning he VIII preach on The
Better Past and at night The Saints
OF the Shop. the Orice and the Kitchen
Regular services at First church OF Christ
Scientist. VIII be held this morning The
subject will be Ancient and Modern Necro-
NANCY. alias Mesmerism and Nypnotisn''
DR.. ". T. Mathews Will spsak TO men this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Mt the y, NJ C.. 4
His subject. The Price She Paid" Is one
especially designed for young men.
There Will be special meeting for boys
In the boys department this afternoon at
900 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
ALIMONY MATTER
STILL UNSETTLED
Interested Parties in Bishop Di-
Vorce Expected to Reach
Agreement Soon.


New York, May 3l.-Jamcs W Os-
borne attorney for Mrs. Abigail II.
bishop, who was yesterday awarded a
decree of divorce against James Gun
bingham Bishop. the millionaire bank
eli. stated to day that there has been
ed parties as to the alimonv Mrs
bishop Will receive permanently 1t
IS expected that this question viii he
decided before Monday
When Supreme Court Justice Golf
stated Yesterday that he was convinced
Mrs Bishop is entitled TO q decree. he
told her lawyer. Mr. Osborne. ana
Henry w. Taft, brother of former
President Taft who is counsel for
Bishop, that he wished they could
agree upon the amount OF Mis-. Bish
ops allowance and the custody of the
Bishop children. When Mrs Bishop
asked for alimony pending the trial OF
the divorce suit, the special term
awarded her 100000 year upon the
statement of Mr.. Bishop that his in
come has been in excess OF $4,000 "A
year At the same time the court de-
cided that she might have the custody
OF the youngest child and $2.eOc a year
extra for this childs support The
children are girls, ranging in age from
seven 10 twenty.
The court awarded MIR. Bishop the
custody of two of the four children.
! ~ i'lil'AlIAllG Two, VINO are old
enough 10 choose FOR themselves. were
permitted to select the parent with
whom they wished TO live
The appellate division OF the SUI
prcme Court cut Mrs. Bishops temper
cry allowance to $4,000 . year. and
otherwise affirmed the order In az
:ltervicw to-day Mrs bishop said.
Il wish the world TO know that my
Battle has been fought and Tough,
alone. After the horrible accusation:
mad" against me turned my heac
lclthcr to the left nor to the righ
"a see VINO my friends were fcarlnl
% find some weaker than wished /,
dnow them"
Mrs. Bishop announced her inten
/ lion to prosecute the servant VINO gay,
/ 3ehop one of the afldavits allegin:
/ Mrs. Bishops intemperatcness Mrs
/ tiwathmey. who was named as core
/ .pondcnt, is still in retirement. and nj
I confirmation was obtainable to-day o
/ the report that her husband Is abou
TO institute divorce proceedings base,
upon the evidence presented in tn
Bishop suit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
woman Attempts to End life

ISpccial 20 Tho CHARACTERIZATION
Lynchburg. Va. MAY ai.-Mrs
George Stewart jumped into a canal
here early tonight, intending to
drown herself but She was rescued
After hard work She was revived and
sent home. She said domestic troubles
caused her TO seek death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
PLANS BIG STORE
/. RidTcwny Moore Preparing to build
ON Grnce Street.

6. RidgewaY Moore said last night
that he is negotiating with an out-of-
town corporation with regard 20 build
ins ana leasing a large department
store on his property on Grace street,
between Fifth and sixth Streets
From present indications. the build
ing which IL To house the new de-
partmcut store Will cost about 100000
and viii he rented or IA ten-ycar lease
The lot has i frontage on Grace Street
Of seventy feet and a depth of 10 feet.
It adjoius OH the cast the property
which Miller & Rhoads recently ac-
quired from the Presbyterian Commit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
Illr NIclnn Cutfinu

New York, May 31.-June dividends
and interest payments will total $l05.-
0drc0o. according to estimates bascd
on disbursements regular and an
nounced the railroads will pay divi-
dends aggrcgating Sli,0G3.932; indus
Trial and stllaneous companies.
S29,140.323 electric railways S2.2l2-
l6s. and New York banks and trust
companies, S..j3e,500 Railroads Will
pay interest aggrcgating $32.S5l732;
industrial and miscellaneous com :
panies. >l121256t. electric railways.
s5.602 Ss4. government, S375,OOO and
State AND city. $5.59S 1872
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

Thomas Prtchard. colored. was ar
rested last night by .Patrolman Eacho
On me charge OF being drunk, disor-
ueriy ana iirins pistol in Seven
tcenth street. John Clark. coloret. was
also arrested by Eacho on the charge
rest. "
Joe Allen, colored. was arrested by
iatrolman Mcnamara on the charge
or being drunk and disorderly on n car
OF the Virginia Railway and Power
Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
New Officers of Honor League.


l-YnchburG Va, May 81 The officers
for the honor league Of tho Lynchburc
High School FOR next year viii he:
president. stephen Lee; vice president
Miss jamie Palmer: secretary. r. Glib
son Woodson. Marshall Frost has been
selected editor-in-chief OF THE Critic"
the monthly student publication OF the
school, with Jason Hickey as assistant
editor, and Gibson Woodson. business
manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
Stephens Is Appointed.

Washington. May 3l.-Alcxander II
stephens to-day was appointed By
Postmaster General Burleson general
superintendent OF the railway mail ser
vice. vice Theodore ingalls,. Mr.. Ste
phens at present is district supcrin-
tcndcnt Of the railway mail service at
San Francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
CHARLOTTE PETITIONS FOR
UNION PASSENGER STATION


ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatch
Raleigh: y. c.. May EXHIBITIONS
we're hled with the Corporation Com
mission to-day asking that the South
ern. Seaboard Air Line the Norfolk
ana ana southern and the Piedmont Trac-
uoh company be required to join in
inc erection OF union passenger station
a. charlotte. II is signed by more
than $500 citizens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
vlucr>IANs AT s,Lrspun,.
Phrty Returning Home From Chnttn-
nnoEa Extended COurtcsicn.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Salisbury, y. C., May 3l.-Meeting
the party ut the depot In Salisbury
late this afternoon hundred promi-
nent Nirginians were cordially well
coined to this city by half hundred
business and professional men. The
visitors were principally from Rich
mond. and were Ell route home from
tho reunion at Chattanooga The
party was shown over the city. and
later tepdercd an informal reception
by the Salisbury Industrial Clmh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
MOB THREATENS LYNCHlNG
Council Bluffs, Town. stirred ny Dem
onstrntiou Against Murderer.

"rr'<tI .rttVr' aS''Fr"s -'rF'r 'r'rFr
CSuncii Bluffs iowa, May 3l.-TwO
patrol loads OF police were hurried
10 the vicinity Of Fortleth street and
Second Avenue last night to break mp
a mob which had gathered with the
intention. il was believed. Of attempt-
ing TO secure possession OF Francisco
Guid!ce, KNOWN also.'as Henry Wiley,
who is being held for the murder OF
Howard Jones last Tuesday night
The police learned that an attempt
would be made 10 drive all Italians
and Greeks from the city, and last
nights gathering is believed 10 have
had that result in view
The Light Guards are ready TO act
should tho Governor decide that II is
necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

piano recital Will be given by
Robert Rcadlcs at the Richmond Con
servatory OF Music on Friday evening.
June g. at $50 o'clock. Nj. Beadles
VIII be assisted by Professors +. r.
Cosby and j H. Donohuc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

The operating income OF the Allan
Tic Coast Line Railroad Company for
The month of April was s9S6,309l4 a
decrease OF st.i9e.S5. as compared
with April. 1917
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
Nc,v York Broker Dies.

ISpecial 10 TIE Tlmcs- Pisnatch.f
Stamford, Conn, May 3l.--James
Eva award. the New York broker. died
late this afternoon at his residence
Straw berry Hill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01

Approximate gross earnings of the
Sea board Air Line Railway for the
third week IN May show an increase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

William David Bruncr has been an
pointed rodman By city Engineer