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eompanisa by heavy lightning ard
rain. Wednesday. covered tbs ground
IND lef< yellow scum on pools. Mt
Laoacn u 2O0 miIes south Of hers.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1914-06-11

Charles Ludke. W. l.. Hyde and An
drew HuxhdAhl, all OF Saltese, Mont,
ard enthusiastic good roads boosters Of
Mineral county. arrived in Wallace at
tn having motorsd from that city over
ths missing link and reported that
with ths exception Of distance IT not
more than 100 feet the new highway
from Mullan to Saltsse was in first
elaas conditioa and that they had no
difficulty In making the trip and that
The road from Mulixn to Wallace was :
| boulevard. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
GOODRICH WISHES
TO co TO SENATE
Fredericksburg Man Will Make
Race for Seat Vacated
by Moncure.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

L III
fredericksburg. Va, April 3.-The
appointment of state Senator t. c. L.
Moncure 10 the position of United
states collector OF internal rcveS~e Sor
the Eastern District of Virginia, will
leave vacancy In the state Senate, as
Mr.. Moncure will resign as soon as his
nomination by the President is con-
irmed, which, II is expected. will be
in Il few days. The election to fill this
vacancy In the State Senate Will he
held some time this year, as the Leg
stature VIII meet in extra session to
consider the tax problem. G. O'Conor
Goolrick, of Fredericksburg. Il former
prominent member of the House or
Delegates. will be q candidate for tho
Democratic nomination, and his friends
are active In his support. Mir. Goolricll
Is prominent attorney Of this city.
and has been active in public affairs
Tor number OF years
The Board OF Supervisors Of Spot
syivania County has appropriated 5000
towards continuing n farm demonstra-
Tor for that county. The remainder OF
Inc amount for the salary Of the dem
onstrator Will be put, up by the State
and by the United States government.
and Fredericksburg has already made
an appropriation, for the same purpose.
Professor *. c.. Moore, Of the State
Normal School, IS at present the firm
demonstration, and the normal school
as cooperating III the work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
CASPER TOPREPARE
FOR VISIT OF QUEEN
After Exciting Race Across
Europe, Leaves for United
States to Arrange Details.

Especial Cable TO The Timcs-Dispatchl
! London. April 3.-The story OF an
! exciting race across Europe. wherein
| special trains and steamers played :.
part. was told to-day BY William
Casper. who sailed on tho Hamburg
| American liner Tmperator. TO arrange
| tho plans in connection with Queen
f;lcnoras visit to America. Casper.
who is an American resident OF Sofia.
left the bulgarian capital on Saturday
afternoon by the Orient express, which
runs direct from Coustantinople to
Paris, and Which should have landed
its passengers In London on Monday
morning. All went well until Nische
tho old capital of Scryin. was reached
, at o'clock Saturday evening" There
| the train came to a staudstill, and, at
| ter walt OF several hours, tho pas
SenEcrS were informed that largo
valley between Nische and Belgrade,
twelve miles in extent was flooded,
and the rails were completely washed
away. Furthermore, 1t would TAXA
thrcc weeks to restore the tracks.
| Tho officials lost their heads, and after
| Keeping tho train waiting AL night
! during which tho passengers wern
obliged TO remain locked up, the train
! WIS OTucTcu pack TO sofia tho naNt
morning, where it arrived on Sunday
| afternoon.
a special train left Sofia on Sunday
evening and arrived at Rustchuk. y
| frontier town on tho Danube, on Mon
/ day at noon. In the meanwhile the
| Roumanian minister also telegraphed
his government asking to have spe-
ciai steamer waiting at Rustchuk to
take Casper across the Danube. Thi.
was done, and when Giurgiu was
reached another special train wns
waiting to convey him to Bucharest.
| the Roumanian capital. which wau
reached late on Monday night
There. by the courtesy OF tho Amer
lean minister, Mr.. vopicka, who hap
pened to be in Sofa and had tele-
graphed instructions ahead. a power
| ful automobile was waiting Casper at
tho station, which rushed him across
town to n second station, where tho
Vienna express was caught Just in the
nick Of time. landing Casper In Lon
don last night a few hours before tho
| Imperator sailed.
| Casper denies streruously the stories
| OF Nopicka's alleged eccentricities He
! said the Chicago minister was held In
| universal esteem throughout tho Bal
| kans, especially by the King and
| Queen OF Bulgaria.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
wINSTON-SALEM TO VOTE
ON BIG ISSUE OF DOND9

Winston-Salem. N c.. April Swim
ston- Salem may have municipal light
anu heating plant The Board Of AL
derman tonight called an election To
vote on the issue OF 100000 bonds or
this amount S250000 Is for municipal
lighting and heating plant. While n
proposed bond issue has been much dis
cussed. the action of the board came az
a surprise to the city. which did not
expect such early action. Sixty thou
sand dollars of the issue will be used
for schools. $4,000 for a Sewerage
disposal plant, $4,000 for Improve.
nentS OF tho water works and extension
OF water mains, $4,000 for curbinC and
grading streets. and s25o.OOO to III
duidate the floating debt. The election
VIII be held on June %. The bonds are
ton, bearing 5 per cent interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
WOLF IS KILLED
IN LUNENBURG
Hunt of Week Ends in Death of
Animal Which Alarmed
Many People.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. ]

1awrencevillc. Va. April 3.-News
comes from tho adjacent County Of
lunenburg OF Il lively wolf hunt,
which terminated successfully For
about three years negroes have been
stating that wolf had been visiting
The country at night, but the reports
were thought to he products of super
atltions On Il recent Sunday, us SER
vices were being closed ut tho Oak
land Christian Church. tho congrcga-
ton was alarmed to SEQ Il large ami
NAL of tho wolf family dash across an
open space near the church.
Hunting parties secured the country
Tor about Il week. when one OF the
hunters wounded the wolf badly In
MS wounded condition, the animal led
the party an clEltt-milc chase to Whit
ties Mill on the Meherrin River, where
~ tried TO cross on the Ice. Az the
river WAS not frozen completely over.
mo wounded wolf attempted to re-
turn TO the shore, but was shot down
ON tao ice. The body broke through
INC thin Ice and was not found for
more than Il week. when :, trappcr
discovered II several miles below the
place where IL WAS killed.
The animal was larger than n .hcn-
herd dog, ana furnished an excellent
pelt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
POSTMASTERS FOR
VIRGINIA CITIES
Especial to The Times Dispatch


Washington. April 1.-THE rostOf
zee Department to-day appointed the
following Virginia postmastcrs:
Max Meadows. Wythc County, Jo
seph r. McGavock; Newsoms. South
nmpton County, Powhatan ~ Cabell;
Mickelsv,lIe. Scott county. Hugh j.
Baker: Ol!ngcr. Lee County. Mrs Ida
Ecasor: Morattico. Lancaster County
John Curlctt; Penn Laird. Rocking
ham County. Robert liooke; Rochelle
Madison County. George w. Wavland: :
Stratford. WestInorcland County, Car
Iic +. 5clne!d; Toms Brooks Shenan-
doah County. Otis J Borden: York
io"n. York County. Margaret p. c.
Smith
The following rural delivery routes
have been ordered established in Nir-
siuia. June /:
length. seventeen miles; families.
eighty.
Lanexa, New Kent County, route /:
length. eighteen miles: families, ninety
Woodiord. Caroline County, route i :;
length. Twenty-Five miles; families,
Ararat Patrick County. route ,:
length. twcntyonc miles: serving 100
families
Ben. Allegheny County, route /;
length. twenty-fcur miles; serving 120
families
'"ilc'l' 'NaEiottc Coutny, route ! :;
lenSih. eighteen miles; serving 100
families.
Greenfield. Nelson County, route L.
length. fifteen miles; serving aixty-nvc
families.
Manakin. Goochland County, route | :;
length, sixteen miles; serving 90 fan,
lies.
stuart. Patrick County. route 5:
length. twenty-five miles: serving la5
families.
rrone, Frederick County. route ] ::
length. thirteen miles; serving eighty
families.
Woodbridge, Albemarlc County, route
!. length. twenty-five miles; serving
100 families G. II NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
MRS. SWIFT GETS DIVORCE
New York Stock Broker Agree. Ia Paw
Generous Allowance


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.I
New York. April 3.--Florence Fowblc
swift, a former society belle in Eaiti
more and Washington, was granted :,
uecrec 81 divorce yesterday from Harry
Wilson swift
Mrs. swift named a woman who Is
.WMeii- known tn Chicago society circles.
IN. testimony. showed that Swift ;,c-
cpinphni.d this woman, whose name
Was not ncntioned at tho trial, TO the
Nandtrhilt Hotel and the Great North
crn Hotel. IN this city.
swift is n stock broker. He was also
Interested In The Dream Maiden" now
on Western tour. 1t was during a
return trip from Europe that he is said
10 nave met the Other woman In the
case. AS soon as Mrs Swift heard OF
her rivals fondncss for her husband
hha retained Attorney William Hayes
10 serve her husband with "a divorce
in August. 1905. Miss Fowblc. then
only eighteen years. Of age. went for an
automobile ride with swift. The auto
mobile carried them to the Episcopal
Church III Transport Cape Cod. They
were married and announced the wed
friends. Immediately they left Ia the
same automobile for a honeymoon in
the White Mountains.
Swift did not intcrpose a defense TO
the divorce suit II Is said he has
agreed to pay Mrs. Swift generous
annual allowance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
His Home Destroyed.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
dwelling house of Eddie Mccraw was
burned bur ~ yesterIaiy evening" Nj Nc
tents of hiB home There was $1,000
insurance on the building. 1t Is not
known how the fire originated. Mr..
McCraw was working in field near
the house when the fire started Mr..
McCraw is son OF w T.. McCraw,
who was at one time deputy internal
revenue collector in this district and
later was postmaster at Anderson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
THE SAVINGS BANK OF RICHMOND

p, ~ - Richmond, Va, April 3, 1914
The Times-Dispatch city:
(,enenen- to congratulate
published this morning giving all the Federal
Reserve Bank be located in this While deserved
to by Of ategica position
win because OF the enterprise OF its of which
evidence could be produced than the this
OF The Times Dispatch deserves the highest
ting such Yours ulv,
L. Z. MORRIS, President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
Milton Calder Jouor.d

ISpeciaI to The Times Dispntch.1
Wilmington. y. c., April AT ii
meeting here to-day OF the directors OF
the Atlantic Trust and Banking Com
pany, Milton Calder. wcli-known
young tinancier of Wilmington. was
elected president to succeed Charles n
in the South, who resigned to accent q.
position as assistant to the president
of the Equitable Mortgage and Truss
Company. OF Baltimore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
THE CHURCH HILL BANK

Richmond Va, April g. 1914
The Times Dispatch, Richmond Va
Dear SrsWc desire extend you hearty con-
published
city Of the Regional Reserve Banks United States THE
financial section fine tribute Richmond was we'll ar
ranged Your deserves the of
cooperation in securing the Reserve Bank for Richmond
You have brought Richmond our whole coun
try by admirable efforts and much credit
Dispatch for this honor being conferred upon Richmond
Respectfully yours,
O. E. PARRISH, President.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SONS.

Richmond Va, April 3, 1914
The TimesD Dispatch Co., Richmond
CentlemenPease congratulations
edition published to-day to the State and to-
your organization it exhibits and
newspaper enterprise and intelligence
gcas journalism absolutely necessary proper de-
veorment of community district you holding up
your end of the line in good shape.
Yours very truly
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SONS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
NATIONAL STATE AND CITY BANK

Richmond. Va, April 3,1o14
Times Dispatch Company, city:
tentlcmcn-Pease thanks your cooperation in
the effort made Tor tie establishment of the
mond and for the full report of this onno of ,t
taken, YOU give our friends in t
States who aided bringing about result 90 ,h
first Importance o State
Very respectfully.
JULIEN H. HILL Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
Bankers Congratulate The Tiimes-Dispatch


MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND
Richmond Va, April 3, 1914
The Imes-Dspatcl Co, Richmond Va:
Dear SirsWc wish compliment most highly ON vonr
publication this morning certainly effect of pro
esvc journalism and good news Of
the designation of Richmond centre displayed
by your paper i'll such attractive manner
Your be congratulated upon staff which has shown
such interest in proposition meaning to this section
Yours very truly, GEO H. KEESEE
Asst Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
THOMAS BRANCH & co.

Richmond Va, April s. 1914.
The Times Dspatch Co, Richmond, Va:
Dear SrsWe beg opinion concerning your issue
this containing the Regional Bank
ure IN saying that we think the issue up
mTabe manner and does credit to both the and the
Yours truly, THOS BRANCH & CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.

Richmond, Va, April 3, 1914.
The Jimes-Dispatcll Co. Richmond, Va:
lear we wish TO congratulate the splendid
c edition paper issued this morning 1t was distinct
credit not only to the enterprise progrcssvcness
aScncnt, but to the city a large.
ours
r. LATIMER GORDON, ,
Assistant Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
DAVENPORT & CO.

Richmond. Va. April 3, 1914.
The Tmes-Dispach, Richmond, Va
Dear Sirs,We beg congratulate the The
Times Dispatch the very interesting time very
Bank, and the splendid having
hand The shown paper
be, valuable o this city.
Very truly yours,
DAVENPORT & co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND VA
Richmond Va, April g. 1914
The Tmes-Dispatcll Co.. Richmond Va:
Lear ors-4our issue OF this morning Reserve
Bank situation thorough creditabe manner and the
people OF Virginia and the surrounding
gratitude the good assistance Of the
ond press the efforts of the Reserve Bank Committee and those
interested IN obtaining Richmond
would have been without avail
he cooperative spirit displayed by the citizenship Richmond
with the hearty and active the States has
brought about the
things for this section in future
Very truly yours
JOHN NJ MILLER, IT,,
VicePresdent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.

THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
49, - Richmond, Va, April 3, 1914.
TmesDispatcl, city
(cnemen-When undertook this fight Regional
Reserve Bank for Richmond did with the profound
that Richmond the natural logical
the Southeastern section of the United
he wonderful edition which you promptly put
whole world that Richmond
the heartiest thanks
OF whole community.
Yours truly,
OLIVER j. SANDS,
President American National Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
SCOTT & STRINGFELLOW

Richmond, Va. April g. 1914.
The Times Dispatch city
Dear SAcccpt congratulations great
Dispatch this morning celebrating
Reserve Bank for Richmond 1t creditabe only YOU
Richmond which hereafter be looked
Of this American republic. We sending
pondents that they
and enterprise
Yours very truly,
SCOTT & STRINGFELLOW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.

RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.
Richmond Va, April ;, 1914.
The Times Dispatch, city:
Conference.-The edition OF The Tmes-Dispah to-day in
interest and value city and State is exceedingly all
concerned in its production.
Yours very truly,
CHAS. J. ANDERSON
Vice Pres. Richmond and SAVINGS CO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
THE BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUSTS.

Richmond Va, April 3, 1914
The mesOspatcl Co., Richmond, Va:
conference.-the congratulate
shown by the issue OF your paper this morning
Richmond is to be congratulated and the public indebted
the have taken securing
Bank and the wide publicity the this
your paper. Yours very truly.
JOHN T. WILSON, President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
The Weather

Forecasts firxfnia-Fafr. continued
cool Saturdays Sunday fair, slightly
warmer.
North CnrOlinR-Fair Saturday npt
Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04

COMMITTEE ON LOCATING FEDERAL RESERVE BANK IN
RICHMOND.
Richmond, Va, April g. 1914.
The Times -Dispatch city:
Gcncmcn.- pleasure express
OF the effective discreet intelligent
by paper At carly the fight realized
with frankly
given regret having
our confidence.
Again thanking you great your paper gave
am
Yours very cordially
GEO. c. GREGORY, EN- Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond, Va, April g. 1914.
The Tmes-Dspatch city
Cenlemen-Allow congratulate the
edition OF your this morning 1t
Very truly yours, H. w. JACKSON
Pres Virginia Trust Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

NpTH 3, 1917.
HIGH TIDE:
Morntng..,.l1:13
Evening. ...13:03
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

For Rent
Pleasant three room house at S.
per month. j. P. Linville & Son.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
THE CRUSADERS

No event or series of events in the
Middle Aees 10 more worthy of our atten-
tion and study than the great expeditions
undertaken from the eleventh to the seven.
teenth century for the purpose OF recov.
erina from Mohammeda power the Holy
Places where Christ lived aud died. 1t
was in the day, when Kniehthood was IN
flowers, DAYS of adventure, romance and
stronf faith. A striking manifeststion of
oil three was found in the Crusades. 1t is
only in the last thirty years that the his.
tory of the Crusades has been studied in
q truly scientific manner and appreciated
with impartiality. Father Bastien will
treat in his lecture of their origin, history
and results, showing that civilization owes
q debt Of gratitude to the Crusaders who
bled and died that the Crescent of Mo.
hammed might be checked in its advance
upon Western Europe.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22

Denver has sued her husband for divorce alleging that
he would let her kiss him. As have known the for many
will remain wonder why thunder she
should wish to kiss him.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
VALLEY NOTES

The Lamar drug company has opened q
branch store at Bristol.
10000 trout have been placed in the
Two Buttes reservoir. That many more
will be added this fall.
The Two Buttes people would like to
have their mail route run from Holly.
The Methodist church at Wiley was
badly damaged by FIRE late last week, the
loss amounting to over $500.
A hail storm visited the country east OF
Wiley last week, causing considerable
damage.
Drilling has been resumed at the Fowler
oil we'll, and work is now expected to
proceed rapidly.
The milk shipment to the Helvetis con-
denssry are on the increase, and the farm.
ers we'll satisfied.
Cattle dipping in the Ordway section
BEGAN Monday, and treat many thousand
head have been dipped.
The Lamar team won the first Fame
they played in the A. v. League.
The Dickinson Lumber company has
purchased the hardware stock Of the Horn
Hardware company at Lamar and have
consolidated the two business houses.
Volney T. Holaatt, register Of the State
Land Board, and J. E. Field, State Enei.
neer, have inspected the Two Buttes reser-
voir, and pronounce same in splendid con.
dition.
BID Ten Day Sale at Byars'.
Screen wire, lubricating oil, irri.
eating shovels and general hard
ware at Pratt's.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Departmest ol tho Iateror.
U s. Lead OGcs at Lamar. Colo,
May S. 1914.
Notice is hereby give. that Arthur B. Wels Of Webb
Colorado. who. April 49, 1870 made Homestead eary.
Ssrsl No 01S22 Tor southwest, quarter. Section Town
ship a S. Range 42 w. sixth prneip.l m.ridisa has Sled
notice Of make three year proof establish
claim the land above described be the Register and
Receiver Lamar. Coorsdo the 23d day Of June 1914
Claimant witnesses, Leonard Tendick, Robert
T. Chandler. Lloyd Webb and George W. GriEth. al Of
Webb. Colorado.
Eussas N. Wkitsksr. Register
May 8.June IL