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The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-01-27
Real Estate Transfers

Commissioner to James John
son. 24a, Division. Mary Lee
Cotton to S. D. Sanders, Goa, S.
$50. Jere Chenault to w. Co.'S
ley, 10a, $3.50. Ed Grant to Jim
Lamb, Ga, $435. Commissioner
to w. S. Brock. goa, $2O39. H.
P. Barclay to w. H. Lewis, Goa,
$500. Commissioner to H. P.
Barclay, 52a, $203. w. S. Bush
to J. A. Vanarsdall, goa, $4,000.
Jerre S. holland to Lizzie Cornell
ison, 46-100a, $3.50. John L.
Halcomb to Madison county, la,
5000. K. D. holland to Noel No
land, J interest in 42a, $3.50. Jo-
seph C. Oldham toll. & N. Rail-
road Co., 7-10a, SITS. C. F.
Chenault to L. & N. Railroad Co.
94-100a, $235. ]. c. James to
A E. Short, a, $1,000. John
Hisle &c to John w. Hisle Jr.,
$4,000. Commissioner to Mrs. H.
M. Penneman fla, $4,000. c. w.
White to Madison county, LA,
S1.00. John F. Lackey to Thos.
]. Black sc. 5000 ThOs.
J. Black to John F. Lackey Asa,
$1.00. Chas. T. Curtis to Joe
Hagan, la, $3.50. o. D. Todd
Heirs to J. w. Hord &c, lOOa,
$4550. o. c. Crooke to Mar
garet D. Crooke, goa, $1,000. Jas.
J. Shepherd to Al Weaver, 24a,
$500. Robt. B. Coins to Albert
Coins, 3a, 1913. Cobb, Walker
& Eads to M. D. Brewer, 1Oa,
S1.00. Matte G. Bales to Jas.
M. Powell, Ala, S1466.50. Het-
tie Jones to Thomas Kindred, lea
5000. Mary B. Gabbard to Os-
Car Andrew ga, Exchange.
Commissioner to Leslie T. Brad
shaw, 25a, $3.50. Ode Wink
Ter to Ova Tate, "a, $500.
TOWN LOTS
John D. White to Pawlee Bal
lew, Richmond $225.
Johnson Tribble to Sem t h
Thomas, Richmond $3.50.
J. D. Dykes to E. S. Jouett
Richmond $4,000.
w. T. Vaughn to L. & N. Rail
road Co. Richmond $IO5O.
Berea Real Estate Co., to A. E.
Short, Berea, $3.50.
Geo. Selkirk to Jake Walker,
Richmond, $1,000.
w. T. Gift to John Fowler,
Richmond, 5000.
L.. P. Evans to M. A. Lynn,
Richmond, S1.00.
Irvine Roberts &c to E. B.
Warford, Kingston $1,000.
r. Cox Reeves to H. R. War
ford, Richmond, $1.00.
Berea Real Estate Go. to A. w.
Titus, Berea $3.50.
The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1914-01-27

Red Cedar Shingles. Blanton Lumber
Co. Phone AIS. l6tt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
HOUSE COMMITTEE
To COME TUESDAY
WILL BE SHOWN WHY RICH
MOND NEEDS LARGER FED
ERAL BUILDING.

Postmaster Hay r Thornton y@s-
tsrday received letter from Con
gresham Montague bringing the In
formation that the visit Of the house
committee on public buildings 70 Rieh-
mond to inspect local aostofilc@ eondl-
tlons and to look over the site ad
iolnlng the federal building. which
Il is proposed the government shall
bug that additional spare may Re Sc
cured for rapidly growing govern
nent business. wli be Tuesday. The
committee is expected 10 reach Rich,
mbnd aboAt III o'clock
SIR Montague will accompany the
house committee, and with P0stmas
ter Thornton aud other Richmond cit
isens vii go thoroughly over the
ground The property Offered 10 the
federal government II that adjoining
las n0stofilga building an the east
II purchased the government viii
panspss the entire block, bounded by
Main Eleventh tank and Tenth
streets, An appropriation ~ s60o.-
eco required has been passed hy tas
senate, aud II now In tina hands 81
the house committee. That the com
HtAAktm SAbA&A We'll 4RaEN&bAf0 ~ ~
over the situation Is regarded as ia
yorable
Should the property hs purchased
by the government needed additional
space gaf the several branches Of ere
government business postal railway
mali terminal customs iaternal rev
enue, courts and othefN~~eaa ha pre-
stded several of these branches 81
federal activity here now are eonsid'
eFabiY eramped
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
MILLIONS CAPITAL
Of LOCAL CONCERNS
RICHMOND FIRMS FOR OIL AND
COTTON BUSINESS AMONG
THOSE CHARTERED.

Among concerns chartered by the
State corporation commission Yester-
day are two Richmond corporations.
Freeport and Fampico Fuel OF cor
poration and the Standard Compress
and Warehouse corporation. Capital
OF each OF these runs into millions.
The purpose of the fuel Oh cor
poration il to operate Oh properties
in the United states. Mexico and else
where. and that Of the compress and
warehouse company % engage IN prt~
marily the cotton business. though Its
activities may extend to other fields.
Charters granted were:
Standard Compress and Warehouse
corporation. Richmond Va. Maxi
mum capital stock $4,000 600. mimi
mum capital stock. $500. Andrew =.
Christian, president. and III. IL CHALK
ley. secretary. Richmond. Va
F'reeport and TsTupice Fuel OIL cor
p0ratipn. Richmond Va. Maximum
capital stock, SIG. 900 009; minimum
capital stock, $1,000 Thomas II.
Gay. president. and IL IL, chalkley,
secretary. Riehmond. Va.
Amendment % charter OF nouthst~
Riddle company Danviiie, Va rSlug
It's preferred stock at $4,000 and
common stock al s90 0O0
E'errum Training school incorpo-
rated. rerrum FRANKLIN county Va
REV w II Heaurhamp. president.
nanytlle. Va, secretary. Miss Laiie
Roberts, Ashland Na
Virginia 0ehre ana Color Mines.
Incorporated, Hlawassee, Pulaski
county, Va Maximum capital stock,
800 zee. minimum capital stock,
s70.00 Herbert L. Baker. president,
Boston, Mass Duncan A. MacFhle,
secretary. Boston Mass,
Nelson County Telephone company,
Incorporated. Norwood. Nelson coua-
ty Va. Maximum capital stock, ~
000. minimu s,e8pital stock VI 600,
y M. Golladay president, Buffalo sta
tien Va, J {. Gray u. e Nelson.
.C u Munay. W Reed Fatney. NJ
D.. Norwood. Va.
E + Crockett h co. Incorporated,
Norfolk. Va, Maximum capital atoek.
sa0 Geo minimum capital stock, 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
.IRVINGTON HAS
SMALLPOX SCARE

URHANNA, VA, Aprn GT~sevsn
cases Of smallpoS were discovered a
few days ago at Irvington. la t,aneAs-
ter county, creating good deal ut
excitement foe short time rhy-
sleiana were called TO make an lnves-
ugAtian. ANA they at once established
Il rigid quarantine and posted men Ga
SEES that no one Is allowed 10 visit or
leave the home
General vaccination WAS at anes or
derea ana every body Ia the town
barred arms % the doctors There
have been no further CASES aud II
is believed that the disease has bssn
hseked
Ia the house in which the cases Ap.
paared was a Woman the mother VI
she family. who had d vtruient type
~ the disease The family til " that
ii Ass which has always haastad thai
e ala not believe III vaccination, Mhen
the doctors called however the aaeia
hera whe were not already safefins
from the disease, quickly asked is ba
saeelnatad ANA this WAS dune,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

cna 81 tha rnast brilliant w@sd'nTs
@e@a It's Richrnu9A for vears rs tha&
sf Miss Dallas Chesserrnan I@@.
Il ss8~fgv Lee. ~ 1871 West Grace
street. ard Romuald peler paul
Mae1e nFwkf. ensign. United States navy.
ae#seh wli tmke paRre This evening al
$50 o'clock I'm the Second Preahy-
srf#an church tn wi3l h@ a fan Dress
em#a8 affair and FnAnv guests from q
distance havn arrived for fhe csre~
fnahv. Whirk wH1 he feilnTfgi by re-
Fenann az home * fhs brides par
aNfs
1fgse 4<aa hagaflf fa beautiful ana
.harraanr youu@ girl and has ch@s@ q
fer nNr rnaEd ~ honor Miss Mary
MeeA. ard four ert8nzfn q d. NJ temes
Sarah 9ppanh4n9eT, f.3}za Christ Ian,
Esarr8eg Cuuu and Virginia Chester
ynan. There vii be six groom SINE n
sna snVsn ushhra Little Miss Eliza
heff n C'heHsereaan and Elizabeth e..
T~.ltess eFrnan wllg He flower Girls
Mary charfa ng functions ar@ be-
Gmg given g8t the bridal party, among
sFesn bear a a8naer dance. given last
sweating hv Aias MARY Meek AZ the
gYeAfraareland clan. The AFFAIR v-as
given on tho raoF garden. which w&s
nretaily decorated La pSuh HBapdragonM
ferns ard palms. ans an orc hc@trA
PLAYED through rho dinner ard for che
4ane8nE which followed. About IhirtY
quests we're present.
MISS Virginia 6sfesterfnau Is giving
a weaa nr breakfast to the bridal
party af Fsae today at re C0up~
srY fsi0e as virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
W AXIS FROM srAUNrON
REACHES BAfIIMnRE

sTAUNTuN. VA, April ly~-A strange
eANaiesas made Baltimore tAka notice
several DAYS aso y hen Robert IegN.
wife. son and baby entered the city
after walk from stanton 4he wo-
mAn carried tbs six ma0tha' etd ehild
and tho boy ~ six rode on his father 4
back with hts feet la the pockets %
the mans e0at The dust covered father
carried two suit eases which contained
ths worldly e0ada ~ tbs family
Thay had grauapea ali tne way
from thla sixty in aa sfyUrt IL obtain
wafk. ~ tbs man taia an imawiaitlye
crowd attracted ~ the strange cem.
panY ana theig appearances Af rough,
ins II through the aa3s aRa niahts
OF tbulr pitsfima@e
Legs save his occupation 40 noAl
mlHef ana saia theru was n0 WORK
for htn IA tbe zeal nela@
AesarH lnN a. tha man IA aNd bls
V lfe hAa gone long intervals n tth
pat food ON their tranp and had their
hAFdast aays Ia passing throash tina
towns. Us the eeaHtFy reante ware
8nifeemiY KIND, hnk IA tile Tawns lbs
walkers met i eela reception ana ~
tAn they sSruek stFateA ~ twuhty
usties = here Il mas impesalbis 70 eh,
tain foba.
Tina Neluntesrs 81 Ameflos took
ahafse ~ tha fAmlls aat0 Werk could
lie found fof She mAn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
600: r. F. Crockett. president, and
Robert M Wilkinson, secretary and
treasurer Norfolk Va

600: f. r. Crockett. president and
Robert M Wilkinson, secretary ard
treasurer, Norfolk. Va,
South Sycamore and Webster
Street Realty corporation. Petersburg,
Va. Maximum capital stock. gi9..
geo. minimum capital stock, s12. SOC.
h. s. Hobbs, president. Wilson. Din-
widdie county Va. J.. w. Thomas.
secretary and treasurer, Petersburg.
Va.
Sanitary Scaiaer company. tneos-
pofated. Templemans Cross r. Dads,
Westmereiand county. Va. Maximum
capital stock. $4,000. minimum cap
itAl stock. $4,000 II r. Parker presl-
dent Tenn lemans Cross Roads Va
and r Madison Hall secretary
Washington, u. c,
Norfolk Auto Service company. in
corporatea Norfolk Va Maximum
capital stock s26 009 minimum cap
ftai stock, s2S00 r. y Douglas,
president. and s. II. Hardy secretary.
Norfolk. Wa
Perkins & Ronney Incorporated.
Norfolk, Va Maximum capital stock
s3090, minimum capital stock 81
004 Miss Margaret Perkins presi-
dent and Mlss H.. uanney. secretary
and treasurer, Norfolk Va
ODea Iutter company. tneorpo-
rated, Norfolk Va. Maximum capital
stock, 10000 minimum capital
stock. $1,000 " r. O Bea presl
dent and NJ ODea. secretary. Norfolk
Va.
Mason Realty corporation, NerfoiA
VA Maximum capital atock, SIS 600
minimum capital stack. $1,000 3 H.
Scott president, and c. W Mason,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

f'iIbIsAM FORGE. VA Aprll tn.
a. ia quits probable that tbs SUM
day school convention et the Augusta
baptist association will meet al
fardwiNk sh~ nrat week III 1anW. Rsy.
jeAeph 4 Waits Of Rtahrnoad. state
sunday school secretary, has advised
ms eafAnittwa ON tsmlw ANA place that
tbs ara and 4tR ax Jnaa ara tha only
open dates ne has Mt WMt1a 1Yat
auMAeataf that the s0nventien 10 held
regardless If his Nengentanea. tlut
wea prevailed upun Ia cancel am en-
sARenAaat In another part uf tAa state
to spend twe days Al h'aFdwiek Fur
shes particulars AZ GO she inns and
place. As wwsi "a the program. with
10 announced latsf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
Charity Play.

The last two performances Of The
Little Pilgrims and the Book Below sd
viii be given this afternoon and even
ing In the lecture~rocm OF st. Jaraes'
church, The afternoon performance
will take place at 3 90 clock. and not at
d SIS was enormously printed on the
tickets O'Clock ts the hour OF tho
evening performance A iage crowd
Witnessed the FIRST performance last
evening. and Il is hoped that many
Will attend this afternoon and even
4nE The proceeds from this enter
tAinment Will 40 for the support OF a
taa1 her ia Ihe Ragged mountains
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
Fsg4sl fnus lNs9FL.

eAys Tho Norfolk FirEinIan- pilot:
Miss Marv irpg hart brooke. whose
marriage "a Mr.. James Benton Grant.
IL Denver Cal Will take place this
evening. Was the guest 81 honor yes
ferdag AZ a beautiful brides luncheon
given hy Mrs Il. r. Lee Taylor al her
home Ia Yarmouth street The table
Was attFactivetY arranged with baS-
ket 81 while H1acs. tied with white
tale and the candles were shaded In
white and silver.
THE place cards vera miniature
baskets OF lilies Of be valley also tied
with white tutk. Mrs. Tasior's guests
Included Miss Brooke. Mas Helen
Adams OF Richmond; Miss Elizabeth
Hplllater. IL Rochester. NJ. y Miss
Anne Randolph, of Baltimore; Mise
SaiAe Gooae, Of Washin gton Miss
Bessie Howard. Miss Elizabeth
Brooke. Mrs +. $. Goode. Of Balti-
more Mrs. Robert a. Wainwright,
Mra Carnett Joraansand Mrs. Edward
Striking
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
SAILOR HENSON DIES
FROM APPENDICITIS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April IT,
Having on board the dead body 20
Jacob Henson. a 0aFn ber OF the efsw.
the fishing smack Florence r. stream,
Of New York. came into Hamntoa Roads
Yesterday. Henson was taken Ill With
appendicitis or the Virginia eApas
Tuesday and died Wednesday MIA at
Dr George * vandersliee. eoron@F
viewed the hody abd gave eartia.
cate Of death from appendicitis The
remains were huFted III Oakland GENE
terry yesterday afternoon and tha Rsv
J. G Reed u. -. pastor o. the First
Methodist church. read the burial ser
vices at the grave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
WILLIAMSBURG NEWS
AND PERSONAL NOTES
rAwTF5H nw BAPTIST CHURCH TIN
DEns RESIGNATION CHURCH
sEnrNawEp,

VILLA MsngRu. Va Apffl H.
The congregation II shs WILLIAMSBURG
Baptist church vas taken e6ua plsEe8g
by surprise when their pastor tgs Hev
H. r Dalton. tendeFAd hts reel xnatism
70 become effective On May Gst Mr.
Dalton mas accepted cali 10 a shgrrh
to EsoYkfns, Va. waieh Nv BAPTIST
community ard offers q frs field for
spiritual work. The Wiilismsbufg eoH-
grsmtton was ioth 70 accept this rsasw-
nmtfon. Mr. Dalton came here a year
ago ard has made many frisnas In
sba rtty. being popular WITH alt eiazaes
Hs will begin the werk ia his rev
fislS Some tinaA in MAY
Circuit Court fudge y "a. Tyler pre-
siding, which convened hers lAss Men
DAY. IL stlll In session. bsif Will elas@
the term tomorrow afternoon. The eaas
of jones' against Potts @as being heard
today In This case Jones im suing
Potts for $500 for commission Tor fhs
sale Of The tract ~ land known o..
spratlegs Frank ArFnlstaad rspre-
sentea Jones'. while nruss Simmons. ~
Norfolk. represented tha defendant
Mfea Lefty Waxbarton ana Mrs.. M
r. Rhtpman haas been elected dele
gates from the williamsburg Chap
ter Daughters OF shs ConfsdsrMey tn
the e. d. G. convention which viii
be held Ira Ashland May fa1h-1Ath.
The city council h@id a meeting
yesterday for the purpose ct eosa~
s4dsrinR an ordinances regulating pnoI~
rooms. AZ ordinance was fna1lY passed
which prohibits window screen of any
kind and com psls th@ places TO elose
At / 2 O'Clock AT midnight and 10 open
at A. III.
Tha local board 1T directors ~ n
Eastern state hospital was I'm NessAen
here tadag for the transaction OF r@a~
tine business
~ Warren MaEston has been appoint
ed postmaster Of Teauo. va. 70 aas'
eeed G. M. Gowles. Mrs. SYDNEY Smith
has hesn named as postmaster al
Y Yorktown 10 succeed r. W. Rogers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
MONROE PROPERTY
CHANGES HANDS

C'HAR1s0TrEAVIl MA. April
1.-THE property ~ samuel t. lainE.
consisting uf 1904 aerea and known
as the ManFos property st ans
tins owned nv ths Hon Jefferson M
Levy haa lately been s@ia 60 Mf u
H. Wallace. OF Ffederiaksburs, Va
Mr.. Wallace Will develop tha prop
eftY AT once aud now has twa SAYS
mills located uu the land, aaa IL
making reAdy % operate them ae@
lively Mr. Wallace " contemplating
changing hla residence from Fred.
arsek anurg to Charlottesville and hls
rssiasaee here will be considerable
asset 10 Charlottesville, a. he 10 Is
business man Of larse activities.
The mnla WAS ueMatlAtNd Ihrnua h
me brokerage arm "a Eawarsl 3 VII
der a Co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
IMMENSE CATCH OF
.CROAkERS AT BUCkROE

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aprfl IT,
As the result az the largest catch
~ ernakers reported AZ Buekroe Beach
In many years for this early ia the
season. more than 100 barrels 81 tne
fish we're last night shipped from OLD
Point TO the markets Of Malumors
Washington. rAiiadelphiA ana New
YORK The fishermen along the beach
declared that chs ran Of eF0aAers ia
unusual The prices are gooa ARA tn@
indications are that the season Is goo
Ing to be the best the Chesapeake bay
fishermen have mad TIA many years
TIE catch of shAda Was ANAL ses-
tsrdAy. but Theses delicious ran ara
bringing ge@d prices
50 FAR tha truat have failed 60 aaaks
their appearance ia tns neJs on sha
nay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
MERCHANTS ARE TO
MEET TUESDAY, APL~ %

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April IT,
ArFAnEem were completed geAter~
day by President Hunter r. Book ar.
for the annual meeting OK the HRrap-
ton PhaebuE Retail Merchants assocIs-
tion. which win be held az 81. Johns
parish hoase on Tuesday evening, Aprtt
asth. The committee in charge has
sciasa TO have "gst-togsthsEs' aia-
ner At the annual meeting so thar the
affair will be one OF fnnea Interest to
tia members OF the association. The
siections of officers and other business
will be considered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
Eng aGcnswofA Announced,

Hev and Afa t@ensrd JefTFey Al
friend of Norfolk. AnnoaHoe the ga
KaAvmpnt 0f the1r daughter, Maraaret
lsiaaa. ta Mr HeAry NAmca isoN@in.
fafmertY uf Baltimore, new Twins IA
No9fuik Tine Nvddtnk wsii TAXA place
slae ea.gly part ST the summer.
Nj and Mrs. Il r. White. of 1fit
PARK AVgRue. announce tho engage
munt Nnd approaching marriage og
in@lf mtwc@. Al h@a A sHna Les 140wrv. 90
Mr. asmbegt les Kelvin. ~ norfolk.
1tse y aAasns WILL take placa Meanea-
DAY April anna. Ia gha home @f MI
aaA MFa. " hlto.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Wednesday evening April 2sth, mt
28a O'Clock In the City auditorium
vii he held Stonewan Jackson
evening under the auspices 81 the his
tor8caa com nalrtae of the Richmond
chapter. United Daughters of the Con-
fesAracy. Of which Mrs e. T. w.
Kern. historian, "a chairman. and the
ladies' joint committee Of Stonewall
jackson corporation.
All Confederate organizations are
cordially invited 20 be present At this
time. a. well as the public. Governor
Iaeary G. stuart VIII be present and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
Dal1sley---~No GLAND.

Mrs blanche Dimmoek holland,
daughter OF Mrs Charles *. pimmock
and MIR. Frankiin perr1n nahney. both
OF Gloucester county, were quietly
married Tuesday afternoon. April
18TH in this city.
The bg4de Is widely known through
out Virginia, while Mt. nMbnsy. who
ls a brother ef MIR r Todd Dahney
~ Westhamptap. Ia also well known
Ia Virginia hetng connected With The
Exchange" Gloucester county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

WAY NEAnoRo, VA, April lg.v~s
esalanel Charles Mithfew haa last am
naanNed himself y candidate EoT the
atfios III mayor Of Maynesbass. In the
eleotipn which takaa place early ln
June. t'nionsl Mtthraw Ia a mAAn NJ
wide business experience ana Id at
present teacher AZ tbs EashhuFna
snhaaL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
An ftsnor 0f tsutws4

Mlza Marie Curtia, OF Richmond.
who IS tho guest at Mrs g +, Mars
ton. SIS Newport News Was honorsd
at delightful card party given hy
Airs. Harry ShAwen, at her home, 80
Thirty second street. w Wednesday
afternoon &sut flowers and shaded
lights made the house pretty Tor the
occasion. \ delicious salad course
S,szes served at she conclusion of the
game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
SOCIETY


T,r. Ana Mira Charles v carrtnEfoni
snaNmnre mo engagement an1 @p~
pr4sa hing we8alnR az their daughter
Mlss Avis Wa3ker Grant "a Mt
fssar4as Cralsfsck Fsr&ssla}s. CwiSg
ID mourning IN the brides family, the
a#gemaav viii take placo very quietly
an Aprsl actin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
PAY si.ooo IN DAMAGES


WINCHESTER. VA. April IT,
Fisher a g'0rrova. Baltimore euue
tracing Arm, have lust paid Jena
o. karaey. OF Metlahes sviiie, 500
in settlement for damages for the
death Oh his son Jahn III kefsey
younK kersey was killed while at
wark III the Pathway tunnel In Bal-
tlmare about a month axu
The settlement aas made through
Charles A Hammer, attorney far Mr.
karssy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18
Cnnntn Coo Near.ra.

Maria Williams. eolpr@a woman,
arrested by Detective a@rKsanta kren~
vel and Athinson, charged with being
was yesterday delivered TO county au-
thoritiea She is wanted IA Chester
5lala IN O larceny eAAx~A s...-.a.s.-s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

II II rnnturea That th@ Repn bliss ms
81 MA8a@ak b Msatts Will make another
effort 50 induce George Xun f. Meyer
SO become a candidate Tor governor in
the state election next fall MIR
Never IL enc OF tho most distinguished
Republicans II Massachusetts,. tta
has served as American ambassador to
EtaiN and Russia and az pest master
general MudeT President HooseyaA
and secretly Of the navy under fres-
ldenI TAX. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Henry MI. EnteFiy. an attorney at
Portland, is q candidate for the 30.
Nition OF Democrats national con-.
ssassteesssass saF -t8Raeea. 49, --s.--4.a..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

Prohibition promises 10 ha a leading
iaaaue la this years election lis N.ai-
ifugnlA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

other prominent men viii assist
carrying out the evenings program,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-18

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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-12
ALASKA IN FAIR
 WAY TO WIN OUT

Congress Is in fair way to enact the recommendation of President VII. son, looking to cutting the bonds that now bind Alaska, by providing for a goyernment-owned trunk line that shall split the Territory.
 A bill with that purpose in view has been approved by a majority of the territories committee and reported back to the House. Along with it goes a minority report, though 1t Is signed by but two members.
 People living in the States can have little accurate conception of the man. ner in which the great Territory of Alaska has been penallzed by failure of the United States to outline and enforce constructive policy.
 The Territory's great wealth of ag- ricultural, timber and mineral resourc' es, not to mention her general indus trial and commercial possibilities, have been held in cold storage so to speak because of absolute lack of transporta- tion.
 Arrayed on one side have been the honest, but extreme. conservationists, afraid that to enact laws, however stringent, might turn over the Terri tory to predatory interests. On the other side have been these same inter- ests, operating under cover and ready to promote any measure remaining rich portion of the public domain.
 Fortunately, more temperate ele- ment seems now to be in the saddle. The idea of this contigent, and 1t is virtually that of the President, is that the first step toward developing Alas ka is to build a railroad, Since it is not desirable to delegate this costly task and manifest leverage for power to private interests, 1t is obvious that the government must underwrite the 
 Whatever is decided, justice to Alas ka cannot long be delayed. Once the Territory is provided with adequate transportation facilities, the quick de- yelopment of its resources will soon begin to liQuidate any expense to which the government may have been placed. Atlanta Constitution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-01-12
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Cordova is becoming the center of a herring fishing industry. The launch Annie recently brought 16O barrels of herring to that place as the result of one cruise. She promptly left on an other expedition after discharging her cargo