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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

In reply to Coroner Meyers. OF
Beilalre. o., and the Chief and Dis
trlct Mine inspectors of the State OF
ONO. regarding the death of Brother
FRANK iora as result OF the explo-
SION which occurred in the Wheeling
creek tOhio) Mine, January %, 1914.
We the undersigned resolution com
mittee, in behalf of Local Union No
10, L. VI. w. of A. desire TO make IL
pubic that the verdict as given above
IS not true. as through an investiga-
tion OF our local committee we find
tnat refuse Acetylene calcium car
DldeJ VIII not generate AcetyIene
gas and did not cause the death of
our brother. but we find that the ex-
plosion occurred through the negli-
sence OF the management of the mine
oy not having and maintaining suffi-
cent ventilation to sweep away ana
render harmless the infiamma HE
gases which are liberated bv coal
mining advances.
That the above statement is true
we can verify by the Testimonies
gwen by the miners employed in
that section OF the mine which are
as follows:
FlRST-That quantities Of innam-
niaDie gas. previous to January Z
lslf. have been ignited and have
caused minor explosions.
SECOND-That by drilling holes In
the solid coal. a quantity Of infiam
mable gas had been liberated and
lgnlted AT different times.
IilitD-That on different occas-
IONS me use of strips of mine canvas
were necessary TO remove infIamma-
pic gas which had collected before
commencing to work.
fOI TH-That door which had
been in operation for the purpose Of
nehecting the air current into this
section OF the mine. had been neg
iected several weeks previous to the
time Of the explosion. and another
door erected since the explosion.
therefore, we the resolution com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
p. II. C. TO INSTITUTE
NEW CIRCLE IN CITY.

Thursday evening. February ;, at
Arion hall. will be instituted Wheel
ing district Inner Circle of the Pro
tected Home Circle. The rules of the
order allow one circle within a ra-
dius of fifty miles. Prof. A. G. Mclean
supreme president. and Frank Gilbert.
supreme guide. of Sharon. Pa, and
Evan NJ. Roberts. member OF supreme
circle and district deputy. of Pitts
burgh, Pa. will be present 20 confSr
the Inner Circle degree
\ banquet will be served The com.
mittee in charge is composed of mem
bers from the Wheeling and McMech-
en- circles OF the order. W. II. u. God.
frey has been appointed deputy for
Wheeling district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

W. OF A. claim. that the abolishinr
or the use of the Acetylene calcium
carblde) lamp for illuminating pur-
poses in the Wheeling Creek Mine
would be jeopardizing TO the miners,
because the Acetylene carbide lamp
gives better illumination than an oil
ter opportunity TO protect himself
from the dangers existing in mining
work
Furthermore, the oil lamp produces
smoke which Is injurious to the min
ers health together with the Nth that
omitted by the use of the Acetylene
(carbide) lamp.
therefore, in conclusion OF this
statement. we promptly deny that the
explosion occurred from Acetylene
carbide gas) gas and also deny some
oi the statements published by var
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
SEARCHING FOR wAYwARp
SON AND HUSBAND

Mayor XIX received letter recently
from T. X, Hendricks. "A wealthy cotton
grower and president and general man
seer OF the Union Cotton company. or
bacon ia. asking for aid in locating
Ms son. The bows name Is Isaac Louis
hendricks and left home four wears ago
and has not been heard Of since. lie
olSappeared from his home In New York
ana MS wife aud father have spenf
thousands Of dollars FOR his apprehen-
sion but without avail When the man
~ the name OF Hendricks escaped from
tne penttentiarr at MoundsVille me
iather was Of the opinion that his son
had ~ last been located. even thourh
~ ielons cell To was found however
that the man who esca ped has n ,,if.
md family IN the hills Of this state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

Iu this excellent shirt waist
costume We have the last word in
tniH very popular form of graaa
y Pc white crepe DO Chine waist be-
o. iinEntshed hv lts smart sim-
feriHl fhe plaid faffctH SHIRT b. To-
20 recommended Tor Ifa graceful
aud becoming uualitIee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
MONTHLY REPORT
or Local Recruiting Station Shows
Nineteen Enilstrnents in January
Several Rejected.

The report of Sergeant John f..
Berry. in charge of the local recruit
ing station. for the month OF January.
shows that nineteen applicants for en-
listment were accepted. Nine of the
recruits were assigned TO the infantry.
nine went to the cavalry. while one
was sent TO the coast artillery.
total of 76 men were examined
during the month. Forty-eight were
rejected. six declined and three de
clined TO enlist because OF the seven
year clause. None of the men accept
ed have Served in the army before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
ALUMNI COMMITTEE OF
llNSlY HOLDS MEETING

n very enthusiastic meeting Of tho
r ronn IN charge Of making ar.
whlch is 70 be held at the Stratford
nUtei. ms month by the alumni of
Llhsiy institute. was held yesterdav
etNehlns az the school building. ON.
important change made bv the com
l ni IN connection with the occa.
SION SION, was the changing OF the date
s,Oii ,tDruary p 10 February y
up and discussed al The meats o',AS iIl
connection with the banquet and nro
urinary arrangements were made To-
u ns carrying out of the event which
Dias tair 10 be one OF the creates,
an l5 ever held by the alumni oS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
ENDOWMENT
Mrs. A. J. Clark OF This City Give,
$4,000 for Room In Ohio Valley
General Hospital.-First Since
Opening Of institution

The first room TO be endowed in con-
nection with the Ohio Valley General
hospital was endowed yesterday morn.
ing. when Superintendent Piiny O..
Clark received a check for $4,000
from Mrs. A. J. Clark for the endow-
ment of a room.
Mrs. Clark's room will be situated
on the southwest corner OF the third
floor OF the building. The privilege
granted viii allow Mrs. Clark the
right OF sending any patient at any
time to the room 70 be cared for.
The lowest figures at which rooms
are let for endowment purposes is
$4,000. a room with use OF bath. SIS
600, and large suite with promenade
balcony $50. 200. Up 10 the present
time only three other rooms and three
beds, which have been carried over
from the old building, have been CON
sidered as endowed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
SUCCESSFUL EveRYwuEeE

PEOPLE everywhere are talking Of
the quick and fine results Foley kid
ney pills give in backache. rheuma.
ism. Kidney and bladder troubles.
iou can not take them into your
system without good results. That is
because Foley Kidney Pills give 10
Ine Kidneys and bladder just what
nature calls for 10 heal these waaL
ened and inactive organs n car.
roll; sacramento. Cal. writes. ''It is
pleasure TO recommend Foley Kid.
ney rus, as they just worked won.
Ge5s IN mytcase. For sale by John
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

ious newspapers that the $50 mem
De Ders or Local Union No. 13, U. NJ.
w. OF A.. are criminals. and are re-
sponsible for the explosion.
In behalf of the Local Union No IL
u. NJ. w. OF n. of Bridgeport Ohio
we. the undersigned resolution com.
mlttee. demand a more thorough in =
(Signed)
ANDY HOCKEVOL.
tSea) FRANK KAHN, Jr..
ALBERT BRITTON.
Resolution Committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
A COMMUNICATION.

Bridgeport. o.. Feb 3. 1914.
To Whom IL May Concern
Verdict as given by Coroner Mey-
ers, OF Bellaire, o.. and Chief Mine
of Ohio:
Frank Hora was killed by an ex-
plosion of Acetylene gas Carbide
gas)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04

n Prof. Jasfrow Of tho t-,i..-,..
OF Wisconsin succeeds In o,rasi.,y
ms society for the Prevention -
tueity 10 the English Langnage
DaseDall umpires. train announcers
sauue'lII" comedians and slangoIogv
timbers. '"N W 'ne TAN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
MONEY TO PROVIDE
FOR REFUGEE CAMPS
Senate Votes S5OO,OOO in Urgent
Deficiency Bill Carrying
S1O,OOO,OOO.

washington, March lS.-After g. Wig
orous defense by Senator L2dec. 70
publican. of the Governments eXpendi-
lures in caring for Mexican soldiers and
other refugees informed in Texas and
California. tine Senate today pa ssed tho
urgent deficiency bill. carving n total
Of more than E1o,000.000. $4,000 of
which WAS added by ,he Senate Aprro-
priatioNs Committee for the ilaintc-
nance Of refugee camps.
An amendment was adopted to pro-
vide that the War Department shall
"Npond this money only IN caring for
soldiers and military refugees. III $
.owevor. will not affect the status n
women ana children i'tcrned with the
soldiers. ~ they arc regarded as a part
OF the Mexican army.
Senator BriStow. OF Kansas. opposed
the appropriation, insisting that since
The United states recognized no gov
eminent ia Mexico. no found tion has
been laid FOR claim OF payment Sen
etor lodge declared the reception OF
the refugee soldiers not ONLY was in
accordance with the international
usage. but was obligatory because OF
many nations, including the United
states AID Mexico .rbe matter Of re
payment he sa!i. must he left until
peace was ve-csJablished Senator
WORKS agreed with this view
Senator Smoct sought TO LIMIT the
appropriation 20 amount ncccssar, =
! pay the expenses OF the camps up %
! April !, urging thu the government
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
salem, Oregon, March 1S.-Governor
Oswald West. who returned to-day
from Washington by way OF Ell Paso
and Juarez. declared that it was his
belief that the United States in main
tainiHc the Monroe Doctrine would he
compelled ia the not distant future
10 send its army TO Mexico to restore
=, ace. Governor West is . Democrat
ana q strong supporter OF President
Wilson and secretary Bryan. He said
he feels so sure that the United States
would have - 80 To war with Mexico
thar ne intends 20 advise the members
~ tho oregon National Guard that war
is coming and FOR them 10 immediately
get ready Tor Il.
Governor West spent two days on
The Mexican border. lie visited Fort
Bliss, Texas. visited tie troops along
Tia" border ard crossed tho line and
visited in Juarez.
i think the administration is do
Ing absolutely right In doing every
thing possible in keeping out OF Next
CO, said The Governor. but We are
maintaining the Monroe Doctrine, and
believe such pressure Will be- brought
10 bear from other nations that wc
Will have to go to war When We do
II VIII not take our soldiers long tn
reach The Mexican capri This is not
the difficult problem 80 trouble is
huW ~ i%t :" pchve the country
after we get there
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and Rosario. The official tone In
Juarez WAS optimistic. and the predic-
ton was made that the real battle OF
Torrcon lies In the future.
Reports that the Fcdorals had got
into the rebel rear nj Jiminiz were dis
.,ellcd when IL was learned that OIL
c,at rebel reports to chihuahua were
coming by wire from 4 point far south
of that city. This was taken to tndi-
cate that while the rebel forces have
suffered n check ut Escalon. tho check
was unmportaut.
Further doubt WAS thrown on Fed
eral reports of ii decisive victory when
General Benavides. said to have been
KILLED at Escalor, telcEraphed nssur-
ances Of his safety to his father in
this city.
Thousands OF persons in this section
volved in military and political de-
Velopments In MEXICO. are anxious for
authentic information OF tho reported
battle north Of Torrcou.
Federal agents here asserted that
General Villa had suddenly come upon
H. enemy a hundred miles north Of
where he had expected them. and was
defeated at Escalon. Oh the main line
OF the railway. and ~ Rosario.
The number oil men engaged in tho
alleged battles can only be guessed at
/; is pointed out that the revolutions
lt the last four years have shown con
sistcnuy that it takes more than one
engagement TO decide y Mexican bat
tlc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
DOMINATED By MEAT TRUST
trScntine's Beef Industry o5p.d he
Chicago IIuuars

scntine's beer Industry. when shjns
millions of pounds OF meat into the
United states monthly under the MY
tarif Law, Is dominated by tho Chjcap,
Strengthening and packing companies
which do by Tar the major portion OF
inc entire business IL described In y
IN. department. of Agricultural
That Argcntin. beer has caused 81 re.
duction in the prices az meat in In.
posed, but the departments bulIoti,,
remarks mat 1T is not assumed that
the Am erican controlled companies i'm
me Afsehtinc are using Argentine beef
beef
~ the present time. the bulletin
SAYS, 'herc are nine establishments
for Strengthening, chilling or frcczing
ana exporting beef in or near Ruenos
Aires, and five OF these companies are
oWAcd or opcrated by Chicago houses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
DEATHS

POINDEXTER-Die yesterday. March
is, at 1890 o'clock, at the Retreat
for the Sick, MISS MARY II. POIN
DENTER
She will be buried TO-DAY at II
O'Clock la Rivcrvicw Cemetery. Ser
vices 1T the grave.
NEAL.--Diod. Mt the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs. j.. II. Herndon, 223o
March is, at l O'Clock, after short
illness Of pneumonia, MRS. ELIZA
BETH MERRIMAN NEAL. wife OF
the late William y. Neal of MOTTO
way County, Va. she is survived by
ono son and 1--WE dauGhtcrsSC harlcs
y. Neal. Mrs. j. H.. Thompson, Mrs
T.. II. Herndon, Mrs. ID. T.. Watkins
OF Richmond; Mrs. H. Il. Boykin, Of
Baltimore. Md. and Mrs. John n
Martin. Of Newport News, Va.
The funeral will take place from
the residence OF Mrs: Herndon, 223o
Park Avenue. at ?:l5 o'clock a. NJ
at 1880 r. NJ in the family buryinp
ground AT Durkcvllle, Va.
residence, 5oa North sixth Stree,
MRS. LOUISA LE:WELLEN TEIJE
widow OF Joe u. True.
Funeral services at the grave in
Hollywood at 1870 TO-DAY tTnura.
day.
CLARK.--Died, at tho Memorial Hos
pital, March Is, 1919. Mt l:45 O'clock
RICHARD CLARK, aged torty-seyeu
years.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
ENJOY SIGHTS OF THE zoo
Miss Eleanor Wilson and Smnu Com.
pnniOnS Yield to Temnfinc SunAhInr

ISptCIhI 20 tn" TIncS- DiSDatch.
Washington, March 1S.--The temDt-
Ing spring sunshine lurcd Miss Eleanor
wilson, the fourteenth White House
bride elect and two small companions
Tiny Sallie NcAdco, the ten-yea Id
daughter OF her fancc, and Mary Tu-
nuity into a spring Jaunt at the Zoo
logical Gardens this morning
For two hours this young woman on
whose romancc the eyes Of the whole
world ara centred enjoyed with the
children the sights or the beautiful
froiickcd with the polar bears. rest
Less with tho spring warmth. fed pea
nuts to the monkeys and watched at a
ana lions.
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h ,4s p 3rSdG, OF insanity during ny
IT, ,.sru ms offer. but twice stood my
NJ hG mas Just rendered tho STATE q.
iiicshl lie evades issued Gy slan'Io- 80
inS me ana inaKing uccusat,ons wht,.t
cuec. '" own khowi-
publicly dery him To dlsnrovo ,,s
1H,Slhs "b'nton as 70 my SANITY or 20
"t.Sp'csc ms lying statement OF ves,ar
Nuy uhai thcie haas never b.,n ~,
W cement az 10 retainer or fees ,,h;
m sworn vouchers have been in -,
."'tiPttplti oiic. for some TIM. 10
-" wants S25, 200 from tsc State mo-.
INN w" years Enlary >vhon h.. 90.
"tNf ict attorney, besides $4,000 more
.i'ilulng an ijcin OF 1929 for :: ,na,in3
t!AIn IRON North Adams, Mas. tnCni"
broOk, y H. e' ~ Co'e
ne mas by no means been contln,o,.
- ci,satcd on this case, az stated sin,s
ny icLNinE Nattcawan. on tfr Gov
.itry, h" has busted himself defendtns
IN, highway gvaftcrs
-, ihciud"d in the bin introduced in
~" pn! i"Iht Tor iuturo services 10 be-
rena.Ied by him--Nn unEeafd-of PRO
The State neycr pays un,il INC wor,
i.eg,slature teforo ne v OK mo "a IN tn
On the resolution. and again ask Ali
nose VINO object 10 this illegal cy-
p"n'iturr 10 telegraph their Assembly
man al .,lhany, during tn. dav Ia yo,.
Tor The resolutions
H. Is. TfAW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

Laredo. Texas March lS--itoury
Hutchngs adIutart-g general OF Texas.
;o-niEht denied published reports that
he had received q sharp reply from
General Miguel =. Alvarez. Maxica n
Federal comma nder AZ Nuevo Laredo, in
answer 70 request for the return OF
horses alleged to have been stalen from
The American ranchman. Clcmcntc Yer
sara. VINO was put 10 death at Hidalso
DISPATCHES from Laredo several days
aEo quoted Alvarez ~ suggesting to
the ndtutaut- general that tho State
~ Texas. Il II has no competent adj
wiser. employ some person vino viii
advise YOU that the demand for the
ieturn OF cattle must go through proper
diplomatic officers
The text. OF Alvarez's reply. made
pubic by liutchingS Tonight read:
Uniformed of the contents of YOURS
of to-day ! must advise You tina; Wa
have = government lcgaiiy constituted
20 which you car address yourself
through the proper channels to treat
lSith II the matter 10 which YOU refer.
rcit"rate - you IN. assurance OF my
DISTINGUISHED consideration. Liberty
and constitution.
tSirncdl "NIC;I-ET = .IVApF.I-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

omse; 10000, GOO decrease in ox,,or,,
IN oreadstuffs, a $4,000. 600 decrease In
meat ana dairy products. ana a 81. 0oo. =.
49, decrease IL cotton-sced oil. accord
KS Is 20 Stat ties issued TO day by tho
department OF Commerce.
io,ai exports OF domestic breadstuns.
vot,oh ana cotton seed OIL food ami
ci%i oils during February we're SHY
stSr921 an increase OF s232l4a over
ftniuary. 1919. For tho eight months
t"uiuE with FEBRUARY exports OF thes,-
articles, amounted TO SSiG.292.i2s. an
Increase OF $i3,es1.377 over FehrIiary
.ti". cotton exports Increased more
period. - NH "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
TO IMPROVE SERVICE

Washington March lS.-As one RI
suit u the recent Investigation into the
.n !. re' scr g.. ~ $500" tary RcI-
held ana 4 committee of other officials
81 the Department OF Commerce.
George Warrington, superintendent OF
naval construction of Tho service, has
been dismissed and Edward 9. Gil
l.tte assistant engineer mas been ap-
pointed ~ President Wilson TO sue
c.ed him.
No specific charge was preferred
against Warrington. his dismissal be-
ing due il was said. to tic desire for
lmnruN. mont III he ssrvice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY
Men Charged With Eyndinx Govern
ment TnN ON OleOnMrRnrinr.

chicago, March 1S.--.1ohn IT, Ielkc
president Of the John +. Jclkc Com
many ana eight officials ana former en-
Pin!cS OF the company, we're found
guilty Tonight OF conspiracy to de
fraud the government by avoiding the
TN IN selling olcomargarinc. IL. +.
Mcrarland. u clerk, was found not
guilty.
The Indictments charged that the
defendants evaded the government tax
by selling white oleomarearinc and
giving the retailers colcrng matter
ana inStruCting them how To use it,
Counsel for the convicted men en-
tered motions for Il new trial and Judge
Gciger set the hearing on the motions
ror April 3. He announced that the
bonds under which the men now are at
liberty would be sufficient until the
hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

should dispose or the refugees by send
inE them into :f"AlCo territory con-
rrollcd ~ the Huer-d ;yovernment. Sen.
alto, LODI. replied that this would hr
violation of neutrality and virtual
regime.
Tho b'll now goes TO conference be-
tween the TWO houses.
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---------------- >--
HAMMERSTEIM SUES TENOR
seeks to Recover S25,Oo0 for Alleged
Breach Of Contract.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

:. INUtVTiI ~ ITr !ImcS- DlSDatCh.
New York, March S-Fiorcncio Con-
stamina. the grand opera tenor. APP
pchred to-day I'm the Supreme Court to
TESTIFY In the action brough, by oscar
liammcrstein to recover S25 900 for al =
legged breach Of contract. Iiammerstein
alleges he had n contract with the
singer for sos. 1909 and 1910. but Con
stantino tailed To give him his ex-
elusive services.
Constantine said to-day that Ham
merStein agreed to advertise hire in n
certain way, and then neglected to
carry out his promise He said the ad-
vcrtising was much less than the con-
tract called for. and that Hamm crstcin
had slighted him in Paris and in New
York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Frcdcrickshurg, Va. March lS.-MrS
Lewis Carter. Of this city. died sud
parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. ~ willard.
near Spotsylvhnia Courthouse, where
she went on Saturday for n visit She
was twenty three years old and Is sur
viNcd by her husband and three year
old son, her parents and three brothers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
VIII Make Inyesiira,iou.

sam Diego, Cal, March IS-.;cncrsl
Francisco Nci1squcz, Governor Of the
Northern District of Lower california;
arrived here from tnseuada to-uay
accompanied by his slar, ana proceeded
ny automobile to rccatc. Governor
Nela>Qucz, asked about the shooting Of
Postmaster Johnston NJ IecaJc ny Mex
ican bandits, SAID h. Intended 10 snake
4 thorough Investigation.
From lcCate the Governor Will 20
on 10 NeNiCali. II is stated he inteuus
greatly To strengthen The rarrisoHS at
McSlcan posts along the border
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
OBITUARY


Special &" Tho Times Dispatch
Buckingham. Va. March - -Nrs
Julian connor died at h,r home n,
Marshall Distric; last night. Mrs. Con
nor was q daughter OF the late. Johp.
Ralph EIdridEe She is survived b.
hcr husband and = large family OF
children. including Postmaster Conner
OF Dillwyn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
Joseph bryant.

ISpeciai 20 The Times DispRtch.l
Ileathsvillc, Va. March ls.-Joscph
bryant, a prominent and prosperous
farmer Of near Hcathsvillc. dropped
dead while walking across the floor o.
his bedroom. 1T is believed heart fail
urc was Inc cause. rs he had been IN
wife and a large family Of grown boys
ana girls. Intermcnt was in the GENE !
terry of Coan baptist Church. with ser
Woes COmdNctcd by Rev. 4. j. IteGmN.
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Joseph 4. Misin.

Special to The Times DispatchI
Alexandria, Va. March la.-JusepE
y. MiSin, twcnty-sovcu years ola. u
glassbloWor died to-day 1T tho home
"t uis mother. :Irs. Emma Driscoll. 42a
North Columbus Street He was ma
live Of Pennsylvania and unmarried.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-19
,fr.. Lucy q. MaIon,.

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
Brook neal. Va. March lS-NIrs. Lucy
G. Mallory, widow Of l.. j.. Mallory, died
~ the HON. OF Writ williams, at Hat
Creek, on Tuesday evening. Had Mrs
Mallory lived until July -. she would
have been eighty six years old She IS
survived by five chldrcn-Mrs. Writ
Williams. Mrs. Rosa Bass and Miss
Bertha Mallory. OF Hat Creek: David
Mallory, Of Darlington Heights and Dr
Jack Mallory, of LynchhurE.
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Troop, viii ,..n,c To-Dn,.

atlanta, Ca. March 1S.-A small de-
tachment from ms seventeenth lnf;,n-
Eagle Pass, teNns, to-day. with field
cQuipment ana supplies. 10 prepare tor
The coming ~ the legIncnt, winch mas
been oructeu TO TEXAS fer patrol wul rs
ON the boruer la connection with the
Mc&ican situation The main houy y.
the troops VIII Leave tomorrow after.
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Special to The Times Dispatch.
Al"xandria, Va. March ls.-GiIbert
I5u~ton. sixty yenrs old. a glnsshIoweI.
and native OF Pennsylvania, died To-
dnT Tho body Was shipped - Phna
delphia.