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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
uANT GETS DRAW
k1VVH FRANKIE BURNS

aponal News Service.
<ANClSCO, Jan. 80.-Although
rns or Oakland apparently had
ne IN his tWenty-round bat
<lip9rt Gallant OF Boston at
rink tonight, the Boston boys
~ evidently influenced REF
<lnin 20 call the battle 81 draw.
-onian put up a game battle
colsion was popular with the
q was the cleverer and landed
punches. but Gallan'ts blows
hrry more steam behind thom.
.au the crowd In an uproar
y round when they stood toe
exchanged punches. Gallant
l<Feksor In the early rounds, but
Iaue away AZ the fight pro-
~ thc sixteenth round, when
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
Death Claims Child.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Trlbune.
EUREKA. Jan, 30.-The six-months-
old son OF Mr., and Mrs. Fred Hickman
OF Silver City died OF pneumonia on
funeral services will be held from the
family residence OF Saturday sunday.
interment TO take place in the Silver CITY
cemetery.
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New Minister Arrives.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 30-The Rev. ]. a Smith
OF Madison N. j.. has arrived 10 take the
pastorate OF the M. z. church. Mr. Smith
has been assistant pastor Of a. church In
New Jersey. and has also been engaged
In evangelistic work, The Rev. r. w,
Bross of Salt Lake, who has been tempo
rarity in charge OF the church for several
months. may return TO Salt Lake. or re"
main here and engage In other work.
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Takes Law Partner,

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 3o.-J. w. y. Whitecot-
ton, "A veteran attorney OF this city, and
S. T. Dobbs OF Salt Lake City have
formed partnership for the practice
Of law Mr.. Dobbs HiI ehter the firm
for active work on February 10.
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Livestock Suffering,
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
PRICE, Jan. 30.-The snow In Carbon
county is so deep and is crusted so hard
that there Is much suffering among live
stock throughout the county.
The mortality among sheep will run
into the thousands. In Whitmore Park,
twenty miles north OF here, there is five
feet OF snow and strenuous efforts are
being made to get feed to the cattle and
horses that are showed in in that To-
calty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
Change Hour of Funeral

Special 10 The Tribune,
PROVO. Jan. 30,-A change has been
made In the time of holding Mrs. Diana
u. Smoot's funeral The services viii be
held Sunday at ! o'clock in the stake
tabernacle, Instead OF at II o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
|OMNEY BACK;
\ ENTER BUSINESS

speotatcrs NJ the Utah-E. i. G..
ne al the unworthy last night was
captain OF last ycar'S Utah qulu-
|17 OF tho best sIl-Eround athletes
n produced.
ID masters degree from the Uni
|elI last spring and In tho fall en-
..ool OF business administration Mt
a finiHhcd hls firSt semeSteT's work
u ro,urncd 30 salt Lake ycsterdoy
|nent that he ned entered tho busi-
- will NOT return 10 college.
.st is called in college Vornac'iiar
10 at tho uuiyerSl,y n1d IL HHs
|ould bo delighted With Harvard. Ho
4 etndcnt. however. and " not per
|rr Student gctirlty. This spoiled u
ne has returned 20 enter hi0 father
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
Merchants Select Officers.

Special to The Tribune.
EUREKA, Jan. 30,--At the meeting
held on Wednesday evening OF this week
the members Of the Retail Merchants
association OF Eureka selected the fol-
lowing officers: d. J. Russell, president;
William M. Stack. secretary; l.. O, Scho-
field A. n. Wallace. P. J. Fennell. j. L..
O'Connor and James Norman, directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
New loan 2 S11cccsa

BERLIN. Jan 30.-The complete sue
cess of the new soO.0oO,ooo Prussisn loan
was announced officially today. The loan,
constitutes new type OF public security
IN Germany, as it is redecmabe by an
nual drawings covering period OF years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
New Berth for Roylance.

PROVO. Jan. 3Q.-Thomas Roylancc.
for four years travelling salesman for a.
SchiIling e. Co. has returned To his for
,ner home in Provo 10 accept the man
agement OF the w. NJ, Roylance Produce
company.
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Omcers Installed.
j To The Tribun,

Special to The Tribune,
PROVO, Jan. 3o.-After the installation
OF the new officers Friday evening. the
members of Keystone encampment of
Odd Fellows enjoyed smoker and social
session. Tho new officers OF the lodge
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Makes Home in Provo.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, Jan. 5o.-N. A. Alexander,
travelling auditor OF the Wclls-Fargo IN
press company. has brought his family
from Pueblo to Provo TO reside,
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Many to Visit Coast,

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Jan. 30.-About thirty Provo
people will leave tomorrow Tor Los an
eeics with the Salt Lake Route midwin-
ter excursion.
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Granted License to Wed.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Jan. 30.-A marriage license
has been issued TO r. y. Tinker OF hu-
rel<a and Ethel Moore of Jewell City, kan-
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are as follows: George Arscot, c:lief
PATRIARCH J D. Dunn, high priest; j. w.
Morton, scribe; w. II. Moeller, senior
warden; Richard Hawkins. trustee; John
Morley treasurer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
Paul de Roulede Dies,

NICE. France, Jan. 3o-Paul de Rou-
lede, the French patriotic writer and
politician. died here today. after a long
Illness, aged 6S years,
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Salt Lake,s in New York.


Special To The Tribune.
NEW YORK. Jan. 50.-Breslin. II. S.
Jamison. Mrs. ". ). Jan,ison; Hotel AS
tor. ". ~ Wilson; Waldorf. j. Nelson.
Miss &. Nelson.
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Nepeo. 1G: Burnt Candle. mi: Lowocu. 100;
High Street., lo5: Polis. 10I: Voladsy. Jr 1oe.
Wcathor olcar. track fast.
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DEFEATS B. !. c.
|MARC|V OF ONE
ought Game Ends in
ictory for Varsity,
35 to 81.

the most bitterly contested games OF
&rsr eeen on tho cast bench the Cni-
csah qulntctte triumphed over tho u,
Logan last night by the remarkably
ID IS 10 81. So evenly matched were
.ns thai tho hcoro never varied more
dozep points ut any timc and during
Ia OF the game basket BY either
rive IL tho advantage.
4 no gane very spotted oS far as :hc
"A the playing WINS concerned. /, was
~ givos at tho start that thero would
1syrow margin hetweon tho two scores
|fsm went into tho gamo dcteTinlned
junp OH tho otlor. This resulted in
& epeed that the boys could not stand
consequently the mon would play
. for q Tow minutes and would then
@sIi'' for breath. During tho minutes
1frziu neither team was able TO scoro
Aftor each outbreak. hovcvcF. ono
<eady 70 slow up for breath moro
Il the othar and tho ono whioh hap
Ave q littlo wind left would run up
4 points bosore tho other team could
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-31
BRIGHAM CITY BEATS
OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The lrlDune-
BRIGHAM CITY, Jan. 30--The Brig
ham City basketball team came out vic
torious here tonight in the first game OF
the northern division OF the state High
School league, when the local uuintette
defeated the Ogden high school by 70
points To TO-
The Brigham boys have been pla ying
exceptionally fast ball all season and to-
nights game was a grand victory In their
favor. The Ogden team made but two
field baskets. Six OF the other oiGht were
fouls. a large and enthusiastic crowd
witnessed the game.
The lineup:
Brigham. Ogden.
West. ..........-..-...f. ...... Ruby
, JosephSon. n.--.........,c.. .....-. Price
Jensen, ,.,,ss-, ,-.---..-rS-. BECK
4. Gum OF Salt Lake was rcfcree
West played substitute for Brigham
! high school in place OF II. JeDpson, one
Of the stalwarts of the home team.
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Pefcrson. :: BcsI. 6; udy. ;; McIn-
orr, .. From foul linc-Earron. =
ia: Udy. out OF trials; Besl. >
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TO Visitors.

i zams began tho two teana carne
[1cor for practice Tho varsity mon
I|1fsd with tho baskets and IN this
much better than did tho visitors.
xme opened tho i,osanitcD still seened
nnee and the esst beachc-B ran up
Vith such specd that IL looked as
uuo would bo q walhaway for rhem-
II, the college boys got their bearings
began.
n ffrbt half OF tho period the varsity
k{ngs protty SAFE. but when they got
1no stretch, the Logan mou got busy
ID basket after basket until. whom the
<he score was is 10 IS IN favor OF
Is half tho varsity showed superior
and had worked tho ball down the
better than their opponeutS. They
strong on Baskets as they ohould
ma &ost many chances TO scora easy
Ing this hals both teams wore red
Ling which caused much confusion to
ma the spectators.
1eecnd half began the varsity again
With the necessary bAHkeB TO givo
ecpn, however: Bennion'a men be-
they passed roiserably. IL seemed
IouE pass mndo by a ~" man was
uIFhf at e Logan player, This oop-
<bs 3. Y. c. boys -eD up a soveu-
md the Utah supporters wczc be-
despair o, the game. 1t suddenly
Bonnion that his men wero tired. He
.-s and Udy out. both OF whom hnd
WONDERFUL bali, but who were cx-
put II Briggs and Won Pelt- For
|rCd rs though tho change was for the
hen tho boys got warmed up lit
- moved down tho load and. Just
hlafle, Beal Gagged two difficult bus
I'D the points necessary 10 win,
1 =. G. Wright, who played left for
xne phenomenal work. He can jump
n sB q kite and con land one-3TEn
{ho most difficult; angles His part
IMAM, was also good md hnrd 10
Io1man, tho captain OF the .. Y. C.
1me clever work on tho deionss and
IfIcuit basket
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Dys Fast.

Psterson. at guard. played the most
I1rd and II is due TO his work during
1T OF the second half when his team
|osfing that tho Logan boys did not
.c7ozrd more ground than my other
I1nr. IN the last part OF the second
f 6kldmorc did some splendid do
I1r tho vargity. Mcintyre. Mt center
/ILH played great garne and sur
By outspecding tho lnnky Logan
1hs done euch good work for tho
frArs. During the i!-st half Udy
york for the varsity at forward
tfful one-eru shot from the center OF
Y Udy was the feature OF tho game.
pd half. and especially near the close
/. Bcal unIooscd e phenomenal burst o.
handed tho baskots which won the
Iof Fitzpatrick ana Eoirinston. who Of
"a hfuhIy r1tfsf.rforr
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r = Withdrawal OF the university team
:, }1h conference the b. Y. q. has 6cen
l. !. full standing IN ;ho state college
= ID that last nights game Viii count
= ming OF the champ!onshlp.
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n Title Series.

Iof Fitzpatrick ana Eoirinston.
n highly satisfactory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
F fugitive Arrested
After Eight Years

Especial to The Richmond Vlrginian)
Clifton Forge, Va. Aug ls.--Robert
Woodruff alias Bert Jordan, colored.
was arrested here today charged with
the murder of John Teasley, colored
in HATFIELD. Ga, eight years ago
Woodruff located here with his wife
about a year ago and secured Job as
yard breakmnn with the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway Quite recently the
wife of Woodruff went to Georgia on
a visit and If this way the Georgia
officers secured a clue on which to
work. They notified the officers here
that Woodruff was passing under an
assumed name and that he WAS want
ed for murder When placed under ar
rest the accused offered no resistance
and admitted that he killed Teasley
hut acted in self-defense Woodruff
declares he has been all over the
United States and has succeeded in
lodging the police until his arrest here
today. He Will be taken back to
Georgia for trial as soon as an officer
can come for him with the necessar y
papers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
SUNDAY-SCHOOL ROOMS
IN SINGLE DAY

Smithffeld. Va. Aug. 1s.--On Tues
day. August 25. under the direction
and supervision OF Colonel J w Hol-
loway, Of Smithheld. Ave or six new
Sunday school rooms will be added
to Riverview Methodist church. in
Isle OF Wight county. 1t Is proposed
to complete practically this work In
one day
The logs for this enterprise were
given by citizens of the community
These logs were hauled to the saw
mill, where they were cut into lum-
Der as directed. The lumber to be
dressed was boated to Smithfield
while the balance was taken tc the
church. The dressed lumber will be
brought back from Smithfield. and
hauled to the church.
On the appointed day. August rs,
the men and boys of the community
assisted by volunteers from else
where, and under the direction Of
competent workmen. will gather on
the church grounds and make this
in one day. The good women of the
neighborhood will be on hand with
dinner, which will be served free.
The merchants OF Smithfield, Nor
folk and elsewhere have kindly given
donations of paint. nails, rubberoid
roofing. etc. to the undertaking.
The people in the vicinity of Riv-
erview church are greatly interest
ed In this novel method for the
erection of these Sunday school
rooms, and deserve praise for their
ready response to the proposition.
Because of the many gifts Of labor.
material, etc, 1t is expected that the
rooms will be constructed at mini
mum cost
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Five Hundred Party.

One Of the most delightful social
events OF the season was five nun
dred party given last Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. George l..
Worden, of Salem, in honor OF Mrs.
J. Il. Armistead, OF New Orleans, and
Mrs j. A. Morris, of North Carolina.
Mrs. Worden was assisted in receiv-
ing by Miss Pauline Camper, OF Salem.
The drawing room. library. halls
and verandas were artisticaliy decor
ated with cut flowers palms and pot
ted plants. which formed very eff
fective and most attractive back
ground for the handsome gowns or
the guests.
Dainty tally cards were distributed,
and eight tables were busily engaged
in the ever interesting game OF nVe
hundred for several hours.
The hostess. assisted By Misses
Irene and frankie Campbell, OF
Salem, and Nell Morris Of North caro-
lima, served refreshments, consisting
of ices. sailed almond and mints.
The invited guests were Mesdames
}. b. Armisted, of New Orleans j. A.
Morris, Of North Carolina: ]. V. y.
Moore, OF Cape Charles Bessie Jaml-
son. of Farmville; Richmond Shields,
OF Clemson college; T. &. Preston, j.
b. Preston, OF Roanoke. c. c. Ham
mitt w 3. billiard, O D. Oakley,
George l.. Norden. ". r, Cross. h. w,
Kline, r. r. Evans, J, Garrett, ]. c.
Darden. w, w Harveycutter w w.
McClung. j. Lewis MeClHng NJ. G,
McCnng. W r Younger. O. l.
Stearnes. W y. Norris G & Cannady,
j. H Chapman, j r Myers, 5. M.
Terrill Misses Mary Lewis Campbell,
Countess Seaton. of Philadelphia;
Nell Morris, Of North Carolina; Klth-
leen Sparrow, of Martinsville; Frances
Trent, of Knoxville; Mary Morgan, of
Richmond Bess Amiss. Janet Camp
bell Frankie Campbell. Irene Camp
bell Annie Mae Garrett, Pauline
Camper, Jessie Linke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Returning From Europe.

Daily cablegrans are being re-
ceived from Nirginians who have
been spending the summer abroad,
announcing Their carly departure for
the United states. Mr. and Mrs
Harry wood and sons, who have been
visiting relatives In England and
Scotland the past few weeks have
sailed and are expected home In a
few DAYS.
A cable from Miss Matte Boiling.
who has been touring Europe with
Mrs Il. TrigR and Miss Trigg, states
they are in London and will sail az
soon as they can secure passage.
Mrs a. w Bennett and her daugh-
ter Miss Esther Bennett, of Monu-
ment avenue, who have been travel
ing in Europe several months are
now in Naples and Win go shortly to
Rome for brief stay Mrs Bennett
and Miss Bennett expect to take pas
sage fer this country as soon as ac-
mmodations can be secured on
steamer from italy, Miss Annie
Fletcher IL In Liverpool. from which
point she Will sail at the earliest OPP
portunity
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19

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c.nebe1 a.bara 80, ~, Vii aee,,3 ~
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Girls Athletic Club,

Miss Henrietta Helen shapiro enter
tanned at her home Monday evening
During the course of the vening she
organized a Dung Ladies Athletic
club. Those present. besides the host
ess. We're: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Levy Mrs. Louis
II. Left, Of Pittsburg Misses Beatrice
Harris, Lillian Harris, Gertie MIN
burger, Cecyl Feldman, Flora Harris.
Sadie Rosenberg. Flora Left, OF Pitts
burg Mary Rosenberg Deany Spiegel.
Rose Lieberwitz, Mary Weinberg. Of
Atlanta. Dora SharoFe. Mattye Shar-
owe, Flora Weinberg and Messrs. a c.
Shapiro. Alex, Sharove, Julius Shapiro,
Sam Sharove and Frederick II Spiegel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
ORGANIZED WORK
BY NORFOLK LEAGUE

Norfolk, Va. Aug 1s.-The newly or
ganized Anti Saloon League Of South
Norfolk viii hold another meeting this
evening at o'clock IN the Church Of
Christ lDtsetplesl, when a full list of
the voters OF Washington district will
be gone over and the names appor-
toned to several committees according
to n block system.
Each voter In the district will be
seen and on election day IL possible,
II Will be known just how each Will
cast his ballot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19

say: That the said George w FARES
came 10 his death about 1880 p. NJ,
August is, 1914. from wound in
the abdomen received from gun In
the hands OF Edward r. Holloway. .
deliberate murder"
&c X Vanderslice. NJ. D.. coroner.
Alexander Weston. Elmo Rolling. l.
Perry Moore A. C, Crockett. J. Fl.
Wood. c. NJ Pace. coroner's jury"
After spending three hours making
a searching investigation into the cir
camstances surrounding the death OF
George w. FARES, the Newport News
telephone man last night, the coroner 5
jury decided that Edward f. Holio-
way. OF York county, was the as
sassan who shot down the young man
In the doorway OF the home Of Mira.
David HARDWOOD.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Visitors at Willoughby Beach.

Among the late arrivals at Will
loughby Beach are: Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas NJ. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs
James w Neagle and Miss Dorothy
Neagie, OF Richmond Va; Miss Annie
J. Harris, Professor Toy and calvert
Toy, OF Chapel Hill y G. Miss Van
Wort and Miss Carrie Van Wort. of
Richmond; Mrs. Sellers of Birming-
ham, Ala, Mrs, Hall and Miss Mar
garet Hall of knoxville Tenn; Mrs.
q. T, Garnett and Miss Ellen Garnet.
OF Richmond; Mr., and Mrs Watkins
and son, Of Petersburg, and Miss
Loretto Chappel, OF Georgia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Widow E1imiiams Merchants

Newport News. Va. Aug. s.
Posing as a wealthy society matron
and signing various sundry names to
spurious checks, a comeiy young wo-
man last week euchered several New
port News merchants out OF small
amounts of cash and merchandise
varying from 81 to $40. The win
some dame then disa ppeared. leaving
the city the police say, before the
merchants sent their checks To the
banks last Saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs Louis G Carney eff
Cincinnati, announce the engagement
II their daughter Helen Elizabeth, to
NJ lair Schuberth Snyder. of Roa-
n-nt, Va The wedding will take
place early in October after which
the bride and groom VIII make their
home in Roanoke Miss Carney was
a pupil at Virginia college. the winter
Of 19f2-l3 where she WAS a popular
student. Miss tiainey visited Roa-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Governor Stuart Returns.

After aojourn Of several weeks
with Mrs. Stuart and Miss Mary
Fulton Stuart on the coast Of New
England. Governor Henry G. Stuart
returned sunday night 70 the exeeu-
tive mansion.
En- route home Governor Stuart
was the guest for the week end OF
Mr.. and Mrs Raise r Boiling in
Baltimore. Governor stuart expects
10 return 20 Baltimore next month 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Bank President On Trial.

Asheville. y c.. Aug 1s-Johr II
Carter. president Of the American
National Bank for several years. who
resigned that position three years
ago, was placed on trial in the United
States district court this morning.
charged with violations Of the United
States banking laws during the time
that he was at the head OF the local
financial institution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Little-Lewis We'd
ding This Evening
FASTENING HOME
FROM III ROIsF.AN W AR ZONE.
GOVERNOR RETURNS.

IN event Of wide interest TODAY
ii be the marriage OF Miss Lucy
Talbot Lewis daughter OF Mi and
Mrs. Burnett Lewis. and Mr. Malcolm
Little. which will be celebrated this
evening at the home Of the brides
parents. soc East Franklin street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
Entomhcd at work.

wilson, ". c., Aug l8.--While en-
gagged In digging well at Middlesex,
Friday afternoon. Lumus Fulghum
and Oscar Hales two highly respect
ed young men. met death from the
deadly gas. From the reports re-
ceived here the young men detected
the gas Thursday and decided to use
dynamite and wait until Friday after
noon. hoping the gas would escape.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19

nokesiast winter, as the guest OF MI.
and Mrs. Garland Chewing.
Mr.. Snyder is one of the best
known and most popular young men
OF Roanoke. He IL a splendid bust
ness man. being a member OF the
arm OF Horton-Snyder. brokers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
At Virginia Beach.

Mras w, T. RaRland. Miss Edith
Raeland, Miss Mildred RaRlaud ana
Mr. " l. Hagland, Jr, Mrs j. T.
jersey Misses Jean. Darrell and Mary
Jersey and Miss Mary Wesson, are
spending the week at Marlborough
cottage Virginia Beach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19

the Hudson Next week they will be
Joined by Mr. and Mrs. II +. Lewis.
of Bristol, who are arriving in New
York on August %. from a stay Of
several months in Europe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-19
HOLLOWAY CHARGED
WITH MURDER

Hampton, Va. Aug ls.--"That,
We. the cornor's jury. impanelled TO
make an inquisition into how. when
and where the said George " Faires
came 10 his death. upon our oaths do