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2Srai G9tatr Lllnntch

WANTED. NGRGiNIA rNUNc OF NLI.
sl".S Write or couio e." ktFFlN y
SLOAN iiO7 Fast Maiu street
LIST YOUl, FARMS Wrrn J. y. CON.
NELLi " co Write pOsta! for nee.
sars blanks
WANTED. no RENT SMALL COT'rAGE
With several oCrcs. near car line. Nd
urcss II. North i.iehtL street
HAVE 500 IN CASH TO MAKE FIRST
payment ON small piec. OF rental
Uippcrty Want To pay balance
monthly. Write M" AZ once. u is.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. 10 LEASE FOR YEAR OF:
longer. furm, Wits view % purchaS-
lug within fifteen miles, of Rich
located 10 ect 90 city by rail, ana
good roads; banii .ud other refer
.uccs.
LlS1 lOCk iA"A!S hSo CITY PROP.
60. No
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prIp, 99aIr ann female

VIZ WILL PAY YOU size TO Dis
tribute religious literature in your
community. sixty days work. EN-
peficicc not required Man or wo-
man, opportunity Tor promotion.
SPARE tim" may he used INTERNAL
IlbNAI. l!LII.E nEESS. HhilnnnlnLin-
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Business Opportunity

HIGHLAND P.tnK ADDITroN-HY
inatiHs a small cash payment ana q
SH'aIi amount cacf. month thereafter
on can secure ii lot In this beautE-
.ul subdivision. The lot pHid T0r =,
.y''h can ne secured Tor building pur-
poses which can De liquidated like
rent Result. y home built In ac-
cordance with personal taste ana
gf Tor Oh om-s site p,G,rrsI9paii$ chosen
DENELOpiiEET COHPONATiCZ N
Mutual building Phone Monroe
MONEY TO LOAN.-STOP TAYINC;
+N, "" lena money 20 buy or
hu!!d homes Or TO pay off mortgages
per cent annual interest We give
ga nlhe Years and eight MONTHS
- I.pdS i"an at the rate OF S per
W"rth On each 1000 borrowed W.
VIII show you tina, IT is cheaper Ia
81" !GHi own home than 10 pay
a5HynrsiS,N m,.@G,ninS er,aSce in case p;
Writ Tor ram particulars 10 81
i'-N 'us"", Special Agent, 1919 Mutual
hNildlns Nichinond, Va.
WAITED. As IDEA! wHof Can
. e..'" ~ ~. some simple thiL.g to pat
bring you wealth WFiie for "%eed.aa
i,!MIent.ons. ana Hoo. 10 Cot Your
inat'te.niii, ana s p, N9ur Money RAN
Washington. - G 80
MONEY Al PER- CENT. poor
i;ah3 opporiunity u own q home.
Mpnthly payments less Than rem.
i.bN. o. MDFFETT, 4l5-2O Empira
IIIE Birmingham, Alabama.
WANTED ONE or MORE PERSONS
WIN yaplth! 70 finance profitable ana
'I.'ts Ft"Wrrf business Address
- ~ care Times Dispatch
For SALE FULLY EQUIPPED PLANT
I't nothing soda water and sof,
tr!Ak$ ~ active operation now, and
% *"ou chance for some youul, hlis,i,,.
q" make money. Reason Tor s.llIr,r
viher business that takes an mn.
,'"r 40 interview unless you mean
business Address T. O. Box g53
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TRUSTEES SALE
an

DESIRABLE FARM or THIRTY ONE
ACRES IN HANOVER COUNTY
NEAR CEDAR LANE STATION. ON
THE RICHMOND & CHESAPEAKE
EAY ELECTRIC LINE AND con
FENiENT TO T<ENWOOD. on THE
+, F. =. r. t.; VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE DWELLING; or SIN ROOMS
or MORE EARN AND OTHER I'M
lRoNEAlENTS. ENCLOSED WITH
WIRE, RUNNING WATER.
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Sral estate C.rchanof

built ten-room houses. also ocean
View cottages, for farm land w H.
GAitREIT. Norfolk VA
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FIRST GLASS APARTMENTS vhpoR
neat, private bath and excellent
cuisine Furnished 10 permanent and
transient bodrdcrs at Mrs HORACE
WEXFORD JONES'S new ana we'll
equipped house, 200 East Frnnklin
street. Table boardcrS EueCi1I,v
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Suction SaIr5, Cbt5 DAP
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
AUCTIoNEERS,
6l6 East Broad Street.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE

BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OF
HARDWARE, STOCK AND FIXTURES,
ETC, OF THE HARDWARE DIS
TRIBUTING STORES. INC. 40. 1927
EAST MAIN STREET.
Pursuant to an order Of the District
Court OF the United states for tho
Eastern District Of Virginia. IN tho
matter of Hardware Distributing stores
90. Inc, nanl5rupts, entered on March
WEDNESDAY, MARCH %. 1914.
beginning at 1880 y. NJ.
q complete stock OF Hardware. Paints.
oils. Narnish, Tinwarc, Agatewaro'
AlUminumwarc an assortment OF
harminng implements, Garden Tools,
cases. Counters. Shelving
SALE to be held At No. 1922 East Main
Street TERMS. Cash
GEORGE c. FITzHUGH.
Trustee.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co,
Auctioneers
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RcdI G5tdtr for Iirnt

TO RENT, OCTOBER FIRST NEW
apartment house to ho built on
Monument Avenue: six and seven
room Hats; all convcnicnces. includ-
irigerator. etc. Address Is 90C. care
Times Dispatch
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MtN WlIn rATENI ABLE IDEAS
writ. 1tA&DDLfI4 q CO. patent so
ACttpra. WASHINGTON. II. &.
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y. p COOK & co. INC. :
NuNttonecrc
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foTECT YouRsELi,.

ACCIDENTS MAY HAPPEN SICKNESS
may set in, total permanent disability
may make its appearance, old age
you hopc FOR; in amy OF these con
iron. $40 20 5000 per month is 49,
sured To YOU by becoming q member
Of tho American Anchor Writ on
cali ut 49, East Main street sccond
floor Phon" Madison 2g2I Il wi!
interest YOU tn learn particulars, no
lnAtler NNh.rc Won llNn
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IN execution OF deco az trust to tho
uli""iSlEneu trustee, bearing date Feb
iuhIy !, 1918. ana recorded ia the
clerk 8 oihrc of the circuit Court OF
Hanover County. Wo Will at the re-
quest on the notcholdor. dcfault hnvinc-
ne = made. in the payment OF q portion
Ot the debt Thereby secured s.li h.,
auction. ON tic premises.
MONDAY. MNRCI az tol4
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ONDA{, MAhcH SO, 1914
M ,rg,iol estate described in saia deed

a." real estate described in saia deed
land District. Hanover t,olntv Vn
t@niainins thirty one acres, living on
tTc noith side 81 the Cedar Lane Road
thout one quarter OF q mile from Ccds.,.
inhe station, heing tho same real ~
j"tc. Conveyed 20 Charles E. Hutchinson
~ =. +. Christian hy deed bcariur dntn
NGerqrN {, 1913. and recorded
iENMS: Cash as TO cost OF aXecutInr,
,miS UuSt' any taNes that may he dnS
tour dollars, duo April :. I9la ana i'm
,GIest unui paid; three notes Gor tho
sum or Ulteeu dollars taCh dive Erh
rua'y I. !plt ana Interest untn nSi5
august l9li and February l. lSf5.
aanH ono note for ave hundred dollars.
subject 70 deed OF trust for about
eishteen hundred dollars. which vii G.,
g! IN at sale. AS 1t Is not payable
+. J. CRAWFORD.
Trustee
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poultry, pet5 ann Eihr stork

4i::ANsl'l-E COMPANY HAVING 40
'";iAfi use for their mules, must
StA SIN good big yUuui, mules This
stock is right out OF hard work viii
Sult any business use or farm nur-
poses They arc AL in Ruo condition
3ne pair VIII weigh 1000 pounds.
hounds price, $500 Two weia.Ll,,.,
- pounds price. 1915. VIII guar
I not viii take them back ara re-
!uuc your money can be Som
.ER CEILL.S STABLE, No i South
Tenth street.
EGGS ron HArcHuNG. SINGLE
r@'T I lH9lioit!e9 Ameona ana single
l@I"r5 ilue ribbon winners 4 .
iI!}LIN. South Richmond Phone
GET TILE lest QUINTIYE STZr:fi.
n@ @rYG 4'h9dG Island Reds, The Win
Ite!S champion show birds ana
greatest OF winter layers: erps s. 65
gsr hitegn' .Eood breeding males
QtiNTlN. Petersburg. Va
FOR SALE. ONE GOOD WORK. ITf-r !,
can be seen sos North Twcnty-fourth
FOR SALE-GOING OUT OF THE
tanning business. VIII sacrifice at
nats@ii SIX good work mules. one pair.
Weighing 100 pounds. seven and
eight years old: price $3.50 one paIr,
W'!EhIhS 2,Opo pounds, eight ana nine
yeHrs old; prlce $500 Onc pair.
old, price. $l7J. Thesc i,I 'T ysiII
work sin5le or double anywhere on
earth they do not, viii take thcni
>" p'J ,n, r%r Iuitner infortnation can
street, rear OF 92S West Main.
JUST RECEIVED FROM CURES
Neck Farm. thirty mules viii be-
sold at CACTHOKN STABLES. 1917
d Mait Franklin street. for the nigh
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aHrtlon 5airs, future Daps
The Valentine Auction Co.,
Nnctionccrs,
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.
Fine [ ailoriing
Material
At AUCTION

W VIII sell. at our auction sales
rooms NO tlS East Broad street, on.
THURSDAY, MARCH %.
nj 1880 o'clock - NJ.
the remaining stock of H. Lewis ladias,
tAlIor' VINO has discontinued business.
The stock consists of about 100 pat
{{1rnS or best quality goods. such as
Ilaids. Grays, Tans, etc
This stock viii be sold Mt whatever
II brings Dealers in such soods In
Nite4 10 attend. Ladies especially in
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
very extensive bicycle business we
have remodclcd our store with the
very latest ideas, and we can saw
without doubt our store Is second
10 none its kind anywhere. We
invite the public to call and insnect
our new stock and store. T.
t,ENTkf, 3oS West Broad. Phone
Monroe 203l
THAT TIE TUXEDO POOL ROOM
7o1 EAST BROAD STREET, UNS
On ANGED HANDS. NOW UNDER
NEW NJ ANAGEMENT ENTIRELY.
tVERYTIlING NEW AND Up-TO.
DATE.
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Nre, conf ann tNunn

HtY PLATE iCt; II is TUE PURESr
;'na hcSi that S made. we also
cite ana Fire Creek coal Good scr
Vice and prompt delivery TYLER IL
IN IN, phones Madison 1879. Monroe
LONG THE WOOD MAN. SELLS All,
kinds of coal mat burns 20 ashes
hut the Virginia nut, stove and egg
is the cheapest spring coal If not
$3.50 ton. Dry Slab and oak and plno
wood. Quick deliveries Phone Madi-
son 1869.
BEST GRADE WOOD AND COAL. DE.
iiNcred day ordered LYME x
HARRIS. Fifteenth and Dock Streets.
Monroe 1915.
QUICK DELIVERIES or WOOD AND
coal by uushcl or ton LYME &
HARRIS 1ol North Twenty ninth
Phone Monroe 60
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HpSt anb FOUND
llrlp Ll}antro, l)nlr

MES WlIn rATbNl ABLE IDEAS
writ. NA%DDLfA & ~; patent 80
!lcitora. WasnIh6 ton. II. g
VICyIIIOZI RAILWAY M-,!L, ENAAiI-
,.,ti,,u. r,,,,itI.e Sin Inonih sim
pla questions frea FkAN NlIN ~
~ u j., hvpl i55-L' hycheatei'
y
NrIfY NOT SEI. III IODEIN:f; TDR
YORK, TN. VIRGINIA BUSINESS
iNN AMI, 80 Nvrih second
WANTED. JOB COMpOSiTOR. PER-
inaueui porltiou Nup!v FRANKLIN
PRESS %. ,otcryburF. ia.
-,, ,.,,
60 i>i,1'L i--Nl f.i'i IN ~ - -
rhlta.H'A' tlb'. "a @'Ai'"iSSIvt' 70
itE ii1poa4ti"H "h ~" ht'Ati -N4-
HltSs sou. care tnss- l'isPdt-I-
u \E'rEJ HAIi[y'A NAH t'I Jctt- <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25

ALL SHADES AND SHAPES or
spring hats In tile latest STYLES. Fun
new line Of Manhattan shirts Ia
spring and summer wear Also
broken lots Of nne hats at reduced
prices can early ana get your
Pas Main
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Shoes SHOES SHOES.

92$ ENST BROAD. NEAR CITY HALL.
IS The new homo OF BDVDEE' :
SAMPLE SHOE STORE Good shoes
Chcap for IN WHOLE faEnIlN
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BOULEVARD Inn. HAMPTON ROADS
eouniry ana seashore. combined with
city conNeEicnces. Send Tor litcra-
ture. MISSES TABB. Boulevard Inn.
Hampton. Va
MODERNLY APPOINTED ROOMS,
with board, for permanent or tram
s!ent quests. MRS. CHARLES *
BOWERS, MRS. CABELL II. eau
THORN il5 East Franklin.
DELIGHTFUL ROOM. WITH BOARD.
at 20 West Franklin street. Meals
served at popular prices.
BOAEDEDS FOR NICE FRONT ROOM:
also single room i22 North Tenth
zoos WEST GRACE STREET. ROOMS
and table board.
WHEN YOU COME no RICHMOND
You can get 4 nice, clean room for
SOC. Meals served I'm old Virginia
style.
EoooMS.. WITH hoARD. Mrs. join
SrON COS West Grace.
BQAHDEES FOR LARGE. NlCE
tory between. I1l7 rark Avenue.
LARGE HEATED SECOND FLOOR
front room ana board for refined
couple or Two gentlemen: private
West Grace.
neat, private bath and exce!!ort
cuisine fuEnished TO perrmanent and
4A-At
WELLFORD JONES'S new nm! Well
equipped house, 200 East ErnnkLin
Street. Ta1le boarders 9 Speciality.
lllanffb
wLANTED,, TO BUY ron CASH.
i'hone Madison 1851
WANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
where 10 get a good singing Canary
oiId' '"ikin& n9u parrots and gold
man. Coz East Main
WANTED. TO BUY CITY PETERS,
burr; per cent bonds maturing ist
July, 1919. state amount ana price
y. 4. PATTERSON, President, Com
missioners' Sinking Fund, city OF
Petersburg. Va.
WANTED no Boy FOR CASH. OLD
gold and silror. r. Z MEYER Jew
ELRY COMPANY. u West Broad
street.
WANTED, EVERYBODY To READ
the Christian Science Monitor 4 good.
clean BOSTON daily paper Price %
For sale al CO. East Main
WANTED. TO HEAR FROM TOWN
wishing piano ana Stringcd iustru-
mcnt studio, Address BOX 2sS I;n
louisville. w. Va.
\ LADY RESIDING AT NIRCININ
Reach Viii take a child to board and
educate; age from seven to twelve.
terms; I'VE dollars per week Address,
- n. MIl-3E1. NlrGinln Beach. VI.
Rrd! G5thtr for Nrnt
TO RENT OCTOBER FIRST. NEW
apartment house To ho built on
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Situations GllanreD, Scale

y GRADUATE REGiSTEEED DRUG
tlst many years experience. desires
1'''o'' "a ,..',,', ~ tth'i sAt.s
tarIcd good references Address =
Boz 800. WASHINGTON, - q
WANTED. SITUATION. MALE: SOME
bookkeeping experience and long cN-
pt'1encs IN ""ne.Nl retail business.
knowledge OF drugs, reasonable sail
"rS best OF references. Address I.
BOX 400, W1shinEtoH r. g.
LINOTYPE MACHINIST- OPERATOR;
eight models union: young married;
temperate steady day lob JOS L.
NEWl.AND. K. /. T. 4, Lynchburc.
va.
WANTED BY MARRIED Man WITH
experience position as farm FORE
man, or Viii work "a good place on
S,n"tes Address l. l5j, care Times
keeper and once man o. abiIlty nd
experiences. desires active. rcspousl-
bic position. only satisfactory refer
ences Address J. l52. care Times
WANTED. ,EMPLOYMENT Al all
round Office work familiar wlth
Smith Premier typewriter; I'VE Years
experience VIII furnish references.
Address J. 100, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED, y POSITION AS TRAVEL
ing shitcsina ma, two years experience.
sober, Cali Madison 3045
YOUNG MAN or PROVEN ARfT.ITY-
and good character desires position
IN furniture store. reasonable sal
AIRY; references Address l. gl2, care
T!mes-D Dispatch.
WANTED, A POSITION As REPAIR
man or .chauffeug; have q fun equip
ncnt Of tools lave had six wears
cNpcricncc. good references VAL
TER + sMtTFI. T. T.. u ;. Richmond.
Va.
WANTED POSITION AS MANAGER
OF live stock and grain farm in Vir-
ginia. Have had twenty-hve years
handling OF all kinds Of live stock
and soil building. y. ). TAYLOR,
O'Bannon ny.
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Financial
Money to Lend

" = have several large sums OF money
to lend at once Oh Richmond city ANA
suburban real estate
ST-T1pN I. 90
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BUSINESS BUGGIEs ron THE BUs1-
ness man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25

ONE TOP PANEL WAGON. GOOD or
der, anu painted, $50.
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II. You WANT a tor BUGGY, RUIZ
beg or steel tires. see us
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FOOT TROUBIESP
TIE RAlSTON iliALTIf SHOE"
Whom Ealstons go ON. foot troubles
80 OF. GEO +. SHUMAN sells them,
63l East Broad The NaIston Boot
ShOn.
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Ry George +. Crawford & Co.
$50 East Main street. Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25

II Is NEED OF WAGONS FOR ANY
business. SO haze Them ready 70 dc
liver At terms 20 suit.
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TWO SURVEYS. GOOD ORDER
painted. Biz bargains.
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a. MEYERS sons, 73l EAST CARY
Street
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WANTED. TWO GOOD NIILKnNS FOX
dair, farm. Apply ZIG NOrth Second
Stivct.
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EXPERIENCED LOT
Statesmen, LIBERAL commission TO
huuuHde real estate men. Best sell
ing proposition uu the marAet Al-
dress + $40. care Times Dispatch
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COFFEE' cOFFMEl C0FFnE!

STRENGTH AND FLAVOR
n! combined IN AraEOu coffee. Try
can and DO convinced
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Two ofEN EXPRESS WAGONS
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Threatened 10 I\iIl.

"Whcn VIC U0d cutore0 the mouse my
brothers pointed their rcvoIvers at
Father sweeney and ordered him TO
marry me or they would blow out hts
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My LARGE, NEW. MODERN HOME,
orr deep corner lot. fronting 100 fc.t
ON Giatcr Park car unc can h.
Bought al less than cost by q quick
purchaser. Address 3 40, care Times
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40 VIRGINIA AVENUE. BARTON
HclEhts, 50Nl17, and IT. splendid con-
dition. Call phone Madison 4lsi. and
he owner VIII arrange to show you
The Property
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03
ASQU|TH WILL TAKE
WAR PORTFOLIO
PREMIER SPRINGS SURPRISE ON
PARLIAMENT WHEN HE AS
sUMEs TASK OF WAR OFFICE.
Will Resign From the House at This
Critical stage and Appeal for Re.
acknowledgements Nominally
Without Prime Minister.

London.-Premier Asquith sprung
genuine surprise on the house on
Monday, when after all the many So
lutions of the government crisis which
had been proposed and discussed he
announced a decision which none oi
the prophets has expected or even
suggested
The prime minister himself will as
sumo the burden of the war office in
addition to his other and almost
crushing duties. He will resign from
the house at this critical stage. when
the second reading of the home rule
bill is about to be taken up. and will
appeal for reelection to his constitn
ents in East Fife, Scotland, within
few days.
Field Marshal Sir John French,
chief of the imperial staff, and Sir
John Ewart, adjutant general, de.
clined to withdraw their designations.
in spite of the army order issued on
Friday, which Viscount Haldane cley-
erly framed as a platform on which
the generals might stand with con-
sistency and honor.
1t thus became impossible for Col.
onel ]. +. b. Seely, who was consianer
with them of assurances to General
Cough that the army would not be
used to suppress the Ulster opposi.
tion to home rule, to retain the secre-
taryship of war. His resignation.
therefore, was accepted after he had
been for some days under fire from
the newspapers of his own party, who
insisted that he must go.
Viscount Morley of Blackburn, lord
president of the council who was
partner with Colonel Seely in drafting
the. offending paragraphs of the docu-
ment, stands in the same position and
his withdrawal from office is ex-
pected.
The present situation is remarkable
in that the government will be noni.
nally without prime minister and
nominally without a leader in the
house until the bye election is held in
East Fife. The writ for the election
must give eight dave' nntioa
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03
History of
| asst Week.
The News Happenings of
Seven Days Photographed
iNTERMouNTAir.

ERMOUNT TAIN.
Decision has been reached to locate
the federal fish hatchery for Utah
on Spring creek, near Springville, ana
almost adjoining the state hatchery
at that point.
Charles Hopkins, a desperate known
to the police by his tattooed hands,
Killed one man, probably fatally.
wounded another and seriously
wounded third, after he had ryb-
oeG them Of their money on the I6ad
near McMurray Wash.
Th9 posses searching for the/bar
dts kho held up the Dank atf11lma,
Wash, and escaped after battle
With the officers have lostvthe traiL
James Sullivan aged 1O7 years,
said to be the Oldest man in Idaho
II not the entire northwest, died Fri
day at the Falk home in Boise, where
he had been employed as gardner
for the past twenty years.
Roy Moorhead, the paroled murder
or who confessed that he killed Ever.
EFT G.. West OF Council Bluffs, Iowa
In rowboat at Seattle, committed
suicide by strangling himself with his
shirt in the city jail
The 30 called telephone trust by
which the Bell system dominates the
lines of Washington. oregon and Ida
no was dissolved without fight al
Portland on March 26, when a decree
accepted by the telephone Interests
conceding the governments demand
was entered in the federal court.
William NJ Williams, aged 50. pho
neer lumber dealer and a former oil
rector OF the Trinidad, Colo. cham
Der OF commerce. was found in his OF
ice early Thursday. unconscious from
AN assault supposed to have been
committed the previous night
DOMESTIC.
Randall Mccoy, nonagenarian and
leader In the famous McCoy-Hattleld
feud, died Sunday at the home of his
grandson at Pikeville, KY of burns
received last fall.
Little Albert Cashier the woman
soldier, has been taken to the state
asylum for the insane at Watertown,
Ill. She was born in Ireland seventy
three years ago and came to America
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-04-03

Eugene Gionini, a 17.year-old boy
just out for protectory, confessed
that he was the murderer of Miss
Lydia Beecher, teacher in a country
school at Poland, n. Y, whose body
was found In a clump of woods In the
outskirts Of that village.
Fred Pelton, negro, was cicero
cuted at the state penitentiary at
Little Rock, Ark, FOR the killing of
Melvinai Hatton, negress whom he
murdered to obtain so cents
Dismissal of $4,000 men by the
New York Central railroad since De.
cember | j." said A. I. Hardin. vice.
president of that road. is only ba.
rometer of the companys business"
Mrs. Elizabeth Jeffries died sudden.
ly at her home In Philadelphia. on the
,10lst anniversary of her birthday.
4 twenty pupils and their teacher
fHere burned and stunned by lightning
(which struck "A school building at
Wyandotte. Ohio Every pupil was
knacked to the floor
= Martell Beebe is in jail at WaVerly,
Iowa, having been arrested by his own
brother, Marshal George Beebe, ON .
charge of burglary rU
WASHINGTON.
The United States continues to in
crease it's exports and decree SO its
imports OF automobiles. Returns OF
foreign trade show an increase of $3.50
In the number of automobiles exported
and a decrease of 80 in the number
imported during the month of Janu-
airy, 1914, when compared with Janu
airy, 1913.
Congress has not been so absorbed
I'm legislative issue In years as 1t
Is today in the controversy over re-
peal of toll exemption for American
coastwise ships passing through the
Panama canal.
Senate has passed the annual army
appropriation bill carrying $101, 100000.
about $4,000 more than the house
bill and about the same amount over
the last army appropriation bill
President Wilson won the opening
skirmish OF the greatest legislative
battle OF his administration on Fri.
day. when the house, over bitter pro
tests from the recognized Democratic
leader, and almost solid minority OPP
position, adopted special rule for the
consideration OF the bill repeating the
provision of the Panama canal act
exempting coastwise American ships
from tolls.
Representative Johnson OF Utah has
introduced bill, the enactment Of
which would place on the pension
rolls all members OF the state militia
who served thirty days In any Indian
campaign.
Secretary Daniels has reported to
congress that coal from the Boring
river fields in Alaska was unsuitable
for use by, the navy. M