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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
HOWARD COUGH DEAD
Negro Who Fractured His Skull Now
Faces Murder Charge

Negro Who Fractured His Skull Now
Faces Murder Charge.
j. Howard Cough eleven-year-o1d
son OF g. V. Cough. of 1918 West Mar
shall Street who was struck on the
ored. on Christmas Day, died early
last, night In Memorial Hospital. His
skull was fractured and he was un.
City Hospital, answered the enierrencv
call. 3 o'''y
Jones' who has been In jail since the
boy was enjured, Will be served to-day
Win warrant formally charging him
with murder. At the time Of his ar
rest by Bicycle Policeman Lciss, Jones
stated that he struck Cough accident
any. According to his story. he
picked up n stone to throw at a col
ored woman, Intending merely to
Irishten her, He missed his mark and
Nerely that he dropped in his tracks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
CUSTODY OF CHILD
SUBJECT Of SUIT
Supreme Court to Say Who May
Raise Little Nellie
Gleason.
FATHER SEEKS POSSESSION
Child's Aunt Says She Promised
Dying Mother to Care
for It.
FATHER SEEKS POSSESSION

Tho Supreme Court OF Appeals Will
name the proper person to- have tho
care and custody Of Nellie e. Gleason,
two-year-old Lynchburg girl. writ
of error and supersedeas was granted
by Judge Stafford @. Whittle yester-
day. bond being required in the sum
of $3.50. Tho papers were presented
by Attorney John, L. Leo, of Lynch
burg.
The case is styled r. T. Gleason
against Bessie May Wyatt and r. H.
Wyatt. and comes up from the Cor
poration Court of the city of Lynch
burg. In the trial court Gleason
sought to recover from tho petitioners
the care and custody of his child,
Frank p. Christian at the October
term 1913, 1t was adjudged that Glea-
son should have tho custody of tho in
tant from which decision the case
comes up on appeal
The papers recite that on July s.,
1907, Gleason married Lucy f. Richard
son. sister of the petitioner, Bessie
only child, Nellie Il. Gleason, was born
On October 90, 1911 Mrs. Gleason died,
the baby being only two weeks old.
Promised Dying Mother.
Mrs. Wyatt states that she was with
her sister constantly during her illness.
and was asked to take little Nellie
and Keep her and be mother to hef."
which she promised her dying sister
to do
After the death of Mrs Gleason, Mrs.
wyatt, who had no children OF her
own, took tho baby to her home. and
Tor the past two years has nursed 1t
from Ill health into robust and healthy
condition. She has raised 1t ms her
own, and cared for 1t for more than
TWO years, though there has been no
formal adoption.
In May. 1918, Gleason married a Soc
ond time. his second wife being six
teen years of age In July he requested
possession of his child. which was re-
FUSED, and at the September term OF
the Corporation Court of Lynchburg he
Instituted tho proceedings, which are
now before the Supreme Court, asking
Tor and securing writ of habeas
corpus for the possession Of the child.
The writ granted has the effect OF STAY
ing the execution of the habeas corpus
proceedings.
Question Fathers Fitness.
III the appeal 1T is contended that
either by express agreement or by a
tacit consent, amounting to ac-
quiescence and agreement, the care and
custody of the child was given to Mrs.
Wyatt by Gleason. 1t is charged that
Gleason has never shown any affection
or attachment for the child. and that
the evidence creates grave doubts as
to his being suitable person to have
the custody of the child"
1t would be n dangerous expert
ment," says the petition. "fraught with
grave menace, to remove this child
from her present home, where It is
admitted she is we'll and tenderly cared
for and properly reared. and turn her
over to Gleason and his sixteen-year-
old wife"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
OBJECT TO SALOON
Citizens Oppose Operation Of Bar ut Ffftl
md MnrshRil Streets.

Citizens Oppose Operation Of Bar ut Fifth
md Marshall Streets.
< Objections from citizens In the vicinity
caused Judge Richardson. of the Husting.
Court yesterday to enter an order suspend
Ing temporarily Eugene Migrants license &c
operate "A saloon AT sol East Marshall Street
Under the courts order the bar VIII remain
closed until the matter Is adjusted at hear
Ing that will be held before Judge Richard
son on January 10.
w. - ~ 49,. a eotDoi 90 o.
an order transferring the license to col East
Marshall Street. The privilege was granted
by Judge Richardson without knowledge OF
any opposition. Merchants and property
owners In the vicinity OF the Fifth and Mar
shall Street corner appeared before the
court yesterday aud objected to the location
OF saloon In that neighborhood. and an or
der was Issued closing the place until some
settlement is reached.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
Collector Lowry Gets Income
Tax Ruling as to Hus-.
band and Wife.

a definite statement of the exemp-
ton clause of the now Federal income
tax law was issued yesterday from the
office of Collector OF Internal Revenue
NJ IL. Lowry. Experts OF the Treasury
Department have at length determined
upon the application OF the law In
reference TO exemptions for married
persons. According to the decision,
every unmarried person has the right
TO claim exemption Of $4,000 when
making retuEps ,for taxation, but tho
actual exemption must be made by tho
Collector OF Internal Revenue and not
by tho taxpayer.
Husband and wife living together nre
entitled to an exemption of $4,000 from
their combined income. Tho most re-
markable feature of the decision is
that where husband and wife are Mv-
ing apart, each is entitled to claim an
exemption of $4,000. In other words,
united household has the right to
claim $4,000 exemption and divided
household has the right TO claim $4,000
exemption.
Text of the Decision.
The important decision reads rs fol-
lows:
Every single person and every mar
ried person not living with husband
or wife In the sense below defined who
has a net Income exceeding $4,000 per
annum, IS liable 10 pay the normal in
come tax under This law, but in MAX
ing return for such tax may claim an
exemption OF $4,000 from their total
net income.
Husband and wife living together
are entitled to an exemption OF $4,000
only from the aggregate net income
of both, which may be deducted in
making the return of such aggregate
income for taxation. However, when
the husband and wife are separated
and living permanently apart from
each other, each shall be entitled to the
exemption OF $4,000.
II the husband and wife not living
apart have separate estates, the in
come from both may be made on one
return. but tho amount of income Of
( each, anG the full name and address OF
both must be shown in such return.
The husband; as the head and legal
representative OF the household, and
general custodian of its income,
should make and render the return OF
the aggregate income OF himself and
wife, and for the purpose OF levying
The income .tax. il is assumed that he
can ascertain the total amount OF said
income.
As 10 Separate Estates.
If a wife has separate estate
managed by herself as her own sepa-
rate property. and receives an income
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
Paragraph Pulpit
Our Purpose.

In the minds of many people the Uni
tartan Church is a church with mega
tive gospel We are often referred to
as the church which does not believe
thus and so. No greater mistake. as
regards our mission, could be made.
Ours liz positive faith: ours is def
mite purpose. Tomorrow morning Rev.
Alexander T. Bowser will speak ON
Tho Special Work OF the Unitarian
Church." corner Floyd and Harrison
Streets.
(Advertisement.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
MAN BURNED TO DEATH
Body Found at Lime Kiln with Moth
spf IN identify II

Body Found at Lime Kiln with Moth
ing to Identify IL.
crisp vas found early yesterday
morning I'm a lime kiln at the foot OF
Twenty eighth Street. Only a mirror
that he had carried in his pocket was
found, and that bore no mark by
which he could be Identified 1t is sup
posed that hs went to sleep near tho
kiln and fell In after he had been over
come by the gas fumes arising from
the pit.
In former years there were many
deaths at this kiln. which was the ia
vorite refuge of tramps during the
winter Recently. however. barricades
have been placed around It. and men
have been placed on guard to prevent
tramPs from seeking 1t as a refuge.
Coroner Taylor examined the body.
but there was not enough clothing left
for him to find a clue to the mans
Identity. It was removed to Billups' s
undertaking rooms.
Qualities ms Executor.
w. N. Hablston qualified yesterday in tho
Chancery Court executor of Charles d.
Iabiston. The estate is valued at $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
TWO WRlTs REFUSED
Supreme Court Urloids Judge Crump In
Propcrty Decision.

Property Decision.
y writ of error WAS refused by the SEpre M
Court OF Appeals yesterday on the petition
of William +. Kimball In the case OF X. w.
Hudgins In his right, and as assignee
Of a. G. Hudgins. against w. A. May. Will
liam f. kimball. the Bank of Phoebus and
w. II. Power. trustee: a chancery case from
the Circuit Court OF Elizabeth City County.
The cnse involved construction of a con-
tract of employment for specific period.
The Supreme Court also refused writ of
error yesterday on petition of the Tax Title
Company, Of Richmond in case styled
Martha Washington and others against Alice
Washington and others. from the Law and
Equity Court OF the city of Richmond. The
petition was from final decree entered by
Judge Crnmp In the Law and Equity Court
on October 20. 1913, declaring null and void
deed from the city of Richmond 10 H l..
Parr. dated May 5. 1910. for certain property
situated on North Twenty NTH Street. in
rico County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
TO HOLD FINAL SESSION
senate Finance Committee 10 Resum.
Its Work on ,ruesdnx

i'H "OTk on FucEdnv.
The Senate Finance Committsa
helo an extended series of hearings two
weeks ago on the needs of the va
rions institutions and departments OF
the state. Will reconvene on Tuesdov
morning at 10 o'clock at the CAPITOL.
II is expected that the further sessions
~ 'he COMMITTEES Will be executive, as
the members desire to get torattaS
around table and map out the an
Precipitation bill for the next two years
TO report TO the Senate on tho day thar
body convenes. Clerk Jctcr has arr
ranged tabulation OF all requests TO
ne considered in connection with the
sheictoh FORM or the bill, which In
cludes the items fixed by law snrh q g
interest on. the public debt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
COURT MEETS ON TUESDAY
Final Opinion Expected in Lime Grinding
Case.

The Supreme Court will convene for the
January term on Tuesday morning at 10
O'clock. Several on the privileged
docket will be taken up before the regular
argument docket is called. The second
the first opinion day. when the decision OF
the court is expected I'm number of cases
heretofore argued. Among these is the final
determination OK the lime grinding case.
Notice has been filed of the determination
OF the counties to contest the decision of the
State Corporation Commission In the rolling
stock case, the commission having held the
act 10 be unconstitutional. The case will
come up on the Corporation Commission
docket, and will be set for an carly hearing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
HENRIco HOME BURNS
Crcnshaw Family Has Narrow Escan, in III,
Tint DESTROYS Hesidence ~ " ~,

The family OF II. w Crenshaw nar-on,,v
escaped death early yesterday morning when
their home on Hine-aiie Road Ucnricn
county was destroyed by fire. supposed 10
20 nave originated from q defective fiue AL
most suiocatsd from smoke. Mr.. Crenshaw
Fought his way to his sons room and as =,
E1d him from his bed as tho flames burst
through the walls. The entire family ss
capped in their niEhtclothcs
The building with Its contents x,e 49,,
loss Tho house was owned by the Masonic
Home OF virginia, and was Insured Wbjis
n defective fiue Is thought TO have b,sn
responsible. The family was not awakench
until otter the roof had fallen I'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
Robbcd pnIic.n,nn

Ella Cox, colored, employed as a
servant by Bicycle Policeman Botto'
was arrested yesterday on a charge
OF stealing two gold lockets and two
The theft is said to have been com.
mitted while the officers family was
away and while the girl was alone in
tho house. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
OVERCOME BY GAS
Pratt Brought Out Of MnnhoIo In Tim. 8,
Save His life "

Save His Life
,odM. p:stt. twenty-seven years old. of
iol Marshall street was overcome by eas
IN a inanhole at Thirteenth and Main Strests
at s;ib O'Clock yesterday afternoon. but was
drawn out Ia time TO snve his life Another
worEmah was h!so overcome. but no rccov.
cred before the arrival or the police and
city ambulance. Pratt did not need medical
20 home. ' "
1t wac said that two workmen were over.
some IN the 6amo manholo on Thursday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03

Southern Railway announces new
Sunday effective January 8, leave Rich
mond 1850 A. NJ. arrive West Point 920
a. NJ: returning. leave West Point
p. NJ. arrive Richmond GAO p. NJ Pres
ent mixed trains "A and rs will dscon-
tinue handling passengers. II. L.
BISHOP. d. Il. ADV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
Charge Theft of oats.

George Williams and Charles Jones
colored, were arrested yesterday on d
charge of stealing seventy bushels Of
oats, valued at $3.50, from Z. T.
Chenery. The negroes were caught by
Detective Sergeant Atkinson and Act.
ing Detectives Folkes and Bertucci
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
Fined for Not Having Permit.

N Adelanski was fined $40 I'm Police Court
yestesday morning on a charge Of greeting
liams Street without Il permit from the
Building Inspector. He appealed. and was
builcd In the sum OF SlGO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
HEAR CoLoNIAL's PROTEST
board of Public Safety to Consider THEATRE,
Appeal on Tucoday

Mayor Ainslie yesterday set TUESDAY nfter-
noon at o'clock for meeting OF the Board
OF Public Safety to hear argument from tho
their petition to the board asking that It
annui certain sectiona of an order Issued by
Ing. 80 - - $3.50
Mayor Ainslie,> chairman; City f:naineer
Boiling. and Chief Joynes. of the Fire De.
partment. In addition to these three viii
md the Building Inspector. Tho iessees viii
be represented by counsel. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
Sent On to Grand jury.

I.rncst Wilson and Albert James. eolored.
ctarRed with breaking into n car OF tho
Southern Railway Company and stealing a
LIT .of shoes and clothing from c: A. Vereli,
Court yesterday morning ! = 49, 49, 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
Money for Jnryman

Clerk Rowelle. OF the city Circuit Court.
served notice yesterday that he is prepared
to pay vouchers for jury service during tho
term OF court Just closed. Jurors are asked
to present their claims early.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
GARDNER APPOINTED

Governor Names Rndford Lawyer as Judge
of Corporation Court.
Governor Mann yesterday appointed Robert
l.. Gardner. OF Radford. as judge OF the Cor
poraton Court OF the city of Rndford, sue
ceeding Judge George T.. Cassell. resigned.
The unexpired term of Judge Cassel is un-
til February 1. 1920,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
Children's
Hose

Children's School Hose In
medium Ribbed Hose, in black;
I pair boys and girls. per l2Hac
An extra value--Boys' Heavy
Ribbed and Misses Fine Ribbed
Hose, In black. white and Try
tan, per pair -. L 60
Pony" Wayne-Knit Fine Lisles,
for girls, in black, white and tan;
high spliced heel and toe; double
sole and knee, at, per Or
pair ACC
First Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
\. 10 Separate Estntes.

If a Wife has separate estate
managed by herself as her own sepa-
rate property. and receives an income
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
New West Point Service

advertisement. }
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26

asas asaisss their friesds. yet the
vAess seisis as1 Suspnss ot armies
as1 aasiss u aoS To DEBATE SAsss~.
sos 10 becoos oasiisaeais. bat TO
ossy osdesaA " lsss arc rot wiiiiss
10 10 Shis they should not eater she
army o. The saw. TIE military
fosrss Of . salies are osssaissd sos
all aseesssy psspos~s ssd ell isoss
OF crisis ssA nos merely 10 fishi .
fossiss fos vhss pslriottsu russ
high.
Ths rsss9 ~, Ulster assss ses
nsrsiy . dtsrrp<lssA niaissry hsaAsS
~ Lssy1.ossese. ess Il aeass . ~.
ssas~si that b inpsasss ssd unable
to esfose. sAs 1ni ~ the p'es'e Is
sapsessa "hy pssihasa'. i'as,tA-
nsa,. therefore. ssA IL is~s are %.
ly saprsas vhea they meet With the
approval Of the officers aad aea of
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26
W,Ia ST.. E',s,,.
m Ulsin nAsoo

Colorado spriask Tsisssssh.
After aeoy yssss ef .sristsx.
hoss rule fss irslasA has s~-s Do.
fessed 10 the most usssp<sisa mas,
ser ne Rstiish opsssaasas AsS
tess tsossyhi tAse 70 isxs viih the
Tart that II has DO eesisoi over its
Army shes IL eo0es 10 esssstoas Of
inasrssi policy, Asd without the
support Of ils ssny il iioss u CRISIS
the niai.ssJ u isbstsst ssd Sss,sss-
The pse.ess sslus,ios 10 ireland 10
oae IN ~hish religious ssd siAss sai-
faOsiiisa have hosse . issss past.
The sosih Of Ireland soSnStss. 3so-
Piled largely ~ veii.io-eo Pyosss-
laass. have declined 10 sasssl 10 The
program fos hooe rule is ireland lest
they hs sosessed By the soaih II Jrs.
issa p~opis vho sre issseiy u cslho.
iie faith, Ralher shsa 10 this The
rtssestlss. led - Sir EAwsrA cassna.
hare dsfie1 the British seseSsaeat
sad have eees aakins psspanainss
Tor - armed eostiies u ho0e rule
uss carried isso effect. There tS si.
10 s~asos Tor s~iiesias that this save
ereesles fse dseisses a the noy6-
0eosar saaistssssibos. Witch hsa
sees ssse too pessisr wish the seal.
sAl-s elssssss
Asd - uhsa the hgiiish aisisssy
s~,.s~As a. s.s S~eA .fe-~s shs w1le -
the people. - expee~ssa through pss-
iiAssa'. ssS sire ho0e ssie TOT ise.
lssA. II Net With armed dstiAses 10
Ulster, Thesessoa. sppeeiias TO the
army 10 compel osssssse- 10 the laws
esseisA b, pssiisaest. the sesess.
meat Ioasd itself face 10 fsss wils
What saoaals1 10 ausisy. that u.
Wholesale sssilssiieas et offisess
aad mes. rather lhss 20 isio Ulster
soe evssiusliliss. ESsa The etti..ss
Of she aavy seeesed 10 have The aAac
spirit of isssbosaisslioa. II l. re-
ported that vhes NJ. chasshiii asked
the admiral os The third fleet 10 pee.
pare 10 70 10 Bslfsss he replied that
The fleet vss BOT ready Tor 80
duty Rather ss0sskable that the
fleet eoaia not 70 - Tar - Bsitsss.
whsa ws roasidss lhsas coaAiiioss
- the army aAa savy II asAlcssss .
rather unfortunate coediiios. ssd
oae Which other ssiioas viii b. sai,e
likely 10 eomnsns upoa asd perhaps
take Advantage Of. whils Il NAY be
tue that lhsSe 0enbssa Of lhs army
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THE REIGN OF TERROR CONTINUED

The q esatisss In sesthss1 CslsssSe.
AssAss h ba s61d to The hsy Tie seal ss,hs
Bath Asvs sbsst ths bts sesasessa ssa anA bssas
ass ss~a ty ihss in hi tss 4 bsssss 3hs hA Ses
sddsA 0svu~s Anasa Ast
sssSd th p,ley q the Psss lav asa ssd
tbs s the Of irnbss dsasn that ned hs hws sRas
ssd sssashSsy tie nse Game ont With sessss tat
~ iaAepssasa lsabss yard h started IN 1Sitasd-
IN "kllsss" vssk aesis.
o. Spnbs ~ day asss IL esa sks eas naraAal
IAs SesaSs shst and hsd vha ~ Esds hsshs
ss fsa Ssssssyss Yssr nias gsds
slis asa ohs vss.dd il ihs warfare Lsdsv II 0etss D.
sssvs " Dehs murdered the aa streets q TaA
he Nsvsabss % Asssy 1stts asaaassa
.eseiai fee aigh later w. vilans lumber dealer
fatally ajs being assaulted last aieh Add ihss ss,sae
ananesabs vhsss vehes held and ned
the ras aad hghways ths ossaty and takea sns
w viii y nsxtl
IN snug sa1ess Wssksss America ey
havsn alleged military sutass asd maintain that tAy
ard spa vssasse "ya.s up" sy shest whea sita
saahsd aal bsassa killed.
Whsre b this ssgn 4 esias eaAi
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ALLEGED TI1EpHoNE T1usT /.
ls T1uD1D N 0x1q0yl

Portlanw. oregon. March 2s.-rhe
so-caiied teiephone trust by which
the Bell system dominated the linee
of wkshint tton. oregon and idaho.
was dissolved without = fight here
today, when . decree accepted by the
tSiAbAeas iAtefA1tS and coaesAins the
governments demand was entered
in the fedsfal court.
THE .dectee adds another step In
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26

The army sad ssvy. Hsssailss the
question for The British pssissa~sl
~ui aol ~. ''ts ihis iaw sisht os
jss.s.'' sa, ess ~e ssfosr- u u ss~S
bss
u I. . ssssoss sassi,os sos osiy
Tor Great Bsitais but esesS other
eoasssy. u lies 81 the sooS of po,a.
las govesaasss. csa . coessssa OF
pasiisossl OF . niuisssy elected By
The majority Of the peosls safoses
The laws. II the said iaus sAoaid hep
psa to b aispieasins 10 poetios OF
The psoDse: " sos. . coaGreo o. .
taslsaosas nay juss - veil assss
roavsse.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26

the pearseal rsoesaaisalioa q ~
so-eailsd lslsphoae truss asa nalss
specific plans for The rsseeealisa q
competitive cosdisioss 10 the PscsS,e
Northwest. u eads the suit uaAss The
Shermaa antitrust Law bAoaght here
last July By the attorney osaesal.
II eoopliasoc with IL tssos The
He'll compaay viii give ~ ~ hold-
lass In the Northwestern Tslsphoao
company with lines from Post Asss-
les. Wash. 10 corvaiifs. Oregon. aid
II the iatersiass TeispAoas company,
with iines from Spokane iato North.
crn Idaho. The acquisition Of these
two ions distance lines, the pur.
chase Of the Home TelepnUAe con.
pany Of Spokane 66 1F~exchanges
coupstiag with the Bell In Seattle.
Tacoma and Bellinsham. WASH. Goa.
tributea 70 the alleged comkinaiioa
In restrain Of trade. which led to the
suit. ~.
ConcerninE the Home compaay the
decree offers = novel proposal and
makes II possible for the people OF
Spokane to regulate their local tels-
phooe systea. The decree provi6s
that tn Bel icompany must sell ~
holdinss 10 the Hou,e conpany. but
II within three months the city /. Of
spokAnc determines that. 4 - 70 her
interest to consolidate the two OK
changes under tho Belle control. ap-
pllcatlon may be made TO, the eous<
for the necessary modific6tios, Of 70.
days decree. .r,if lse.- fs.x
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-26

1asosn oeas.
Regular 0eallag - tAe eAssssn
star rrs1ay eveaias se s'elsek.
1sysi i.,ss,n.
Tsiaiaaa eoaaeii wtii 0est Friday
sishl. isilisitoa ssd rvsssssossln-
vtSiitas ne06sS weseoae. u. l.. Nor.
RE. Resess. g
Attsatisa. x1igAts 4 1yshias.
Regular aesslsg Of Rocky Nous.
tsis Lndes No. ;. X. Of r.. will cooeer
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Wick OF uHHI
lloN1oI 1lown u

Norfolk. Va. Nsrrh :s.-The
wreck cf tho old Dominica iia~s Moa-
ro. suak In January BY the M-r-
.hsa's snd N.afrs. pssekrs Nsniaska.
With . los OF more than forty ii,ss.