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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
Mrs. Anne Virginia Drum.

Special To The Times Dispatch
Winchester, Va, March 21.-Mrs
Anne Virginia Crum. seventy nine years
old, widow of Charles H. Crum. and the
last member of the family of Gcorlc o
Keller, died AT her home here on Thurs
day, after many years sickness. She
had been AN invalid sixteen years. but
her mind was always active, and she
did a great deal of literary work. When
the Confederate veterans of the lower
Shenandoah valley conceived the fdCa
shortly after the Civil War OF opening
a cemetery here, MIR. ana Mrs. Crum
were among the first to assist I'm the
work of gathering the remains of Con
fcdcratc soldiers from their scattered
burial places. and the bodies were
placed In collins and Inferred in stone
wall Cemetery. the first Confederate
burying ground in the United states
The grounds were laid off by Mr.. CriIm
His family lived in this section before
the Revolutionary War. lie was ros
many years manager of the local plaitl
of the American Strawhoard Company
and was engaged in many other IN
dustries. Mrs. crum is survived by two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
FAMOUS VETERAN
OF SOUTH IS DEAD
Col. Robert M. Stribling, One of
Confcderacy's Heroes, Dies in
Fauquicr Home.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.I

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.]
Markham, Va, March 27.--Coloncl
Robert NJ. StriblinS. famous Confed-
crate veteran. for many years prom:-
ncnt as political leader, died to-day
n his home. Mountain View" near
here. Colonel Stribling is survived by
his wife. two daughters and one son.
Colonel Stribling was one of tho
most &tmouS artillery officers of the
Army of Northern Virginia. and is
mentioned frequently III the battle re-
ports OF the War between the States
Ills original command was known as
The Fauquier Battery. from tho COUNTY
III which II WAS organized, but it was
soon called after tho name of its cap
tain, and. as ''itribling's Artillery
won fame on many fields.
During the first year Of the war Col
onel StribiinS was attached successive
~ to the South Carolina brigade of
r. II. Anderson and to the Virginia
brigade OF James L. Kempcr. At Mall
vern Hill, where he distinguished him
SELF for gallantry. he served with
ToomOs's Gcorgians.
little later, in the engagement at
Turkey Island. Stribling and his men
repu!scd u strong Federal charge, and
bN their daring won the admiration OF
the enemy. Tho Federal officer who
made the attack had TO bear witness in
ms report that the precision and cffec-
tivcness OF StriblnSa fire bewildered
hts men and rendered success impos-
siblc.
At tho battle of Second Manassas.
ntrbling's artillery, under the per-
sonal command of it's captain was no
small factor in bringing victory to the
confederate army Boldly taking his
stand in front of the Confederate in
iantiy, Captain Stribling opened the
battle for the advance. and most cal.
iahtly supported the attack of III.
Southern cavalry
After Second Manassas. Cantain
Strlblins was attached to the famous
battalion commanded by Major Dear
ing, and served with Longstreet's
,orps' accompanying tho command in
INC SUFFOLK campaign, Captain Strib-
mig was cut off from the rest of
Lohestreets men, and. after a deg
peratc fight, was himself capturcd
Several of the cherished guns of his
battery, the pride Of the corps, were
aiso taken by the Fcdcrals
"h"n captain StriblinC was OK
'hah@cd' ne reorganizcd his command
una was presented by the government
vim SIX magnificent Napoleon guns.
INC pest that could be procured at the
lAchmond Arsenal. These runs nia
men carried with them durinr ti,o
,n'et'Esburg campaign. Captain Strib-
ing himself. from a strategic position
Oh 'hc Confederate line, led in the ar
'lIerS duel which preceded tho mo
hlorabie charge OF Pickctt's Division
returning TO Virginia with the army.
ana promoted for his splendid valor
nc served in the defense of Petcrs
burg. ana was with his commend MN
the end of the war
:. since that time. he had resided in
.Northcrn Virginia. where he had boon
active in public life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
RAILROADS FORCED
TO CUT EXPENSES
cad of the Pennsylvania to &c
Followed by All Eastern
Lines.
EMPLOYEES TO BE LAID OFF
Officials Agree That Not i
Years Has Business Been
SO Wrctchcd.
Especial to The Tlmes.pisnatoh. l

Especial to The Times DisDatch.1
New York. March 27.-AlI the East
crn railroads, so IT was stated to-day,
arc TO follow the lead of the Pennsyl-
wanna in laying off employees and cut
Ting down train service.
w nile the Pennsylvania is TO drop
%",o"o OF It's men, the New York Cen
tral VIII let at least half that number
20. while the smaller roads will make
relatively the same cut Officials or
az inc roads agree that not in years
mas railroad business been SO wrctched
TO tho railroadcr, the situation
right now is anything but cncourag-
ing, said an official OF tho New Yorl,
Central
our road did not earn cent Of
pfoht last year. This wa. due 10 the
iaiiihE off In freight traffic. ana cXtr.,
c.pehsc put upon us by Federal and
State legislation
I'm tho freight business we sustofned
stump OF II per cent, and this ha,
made II necessary To cut down thc
number or freight trains ana dror
huhdreds OF employees. Tho dent N
our freight traffic began last aprIny
and IT has been falling ever since.
Aioh;; with the decrease in frcieh,
traffic We have felt keerlv tho brup,
of tho Federal ana state lcrisla,lor
lot year or moro. The full GREY.
ht!is passed by many States. tho arbi.
trary cutting down OF passenger and
freight rates, and other Legislation have
iorc"d up our expenses and reduced
the revenue
How Tar VIC must 20 we do not. as
yet. know. but 1t looks as IL wc shall
nave TO slash tremendously If we are
10 Keep from going heavily into debt
While We haven't cut down tho pas
scnSer train service set, il is bound
10 come unless conditions improve"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
North Carolina Pine Association Ends TIA
Twenty fifth NnninL Mcciing.

Especial To The Times DispaiCh.
Norfolk Va. March 1.-THE North Caro-
ty.hfth annual meeting here by clcctng
officers and director, for The coming year.
Officers chosen were: X. I. Camp. Frank
lin. Va. president: vice presidents. John NJ
Gibbs, Norfolk. Va; Nathan q Berry. Colds
born. y. g.. and II. -. Anderson, Marion
;. Z. Horton CoCwiu, Jr., or I.deuton, who
declined reelection us president, took Tho
place of W. G. Underwood. of HEREFORD. as :,
director from North Carolina. j. r. Deal Of
Norfolk. was added director from Vir-
Einia; Charles Hin, OF Charleston. :. C., and
y. Shoaf, of Savannah. Ga, Wcre added as
directors from South Carolina. II. j. cherry
formerly vice president, OF South Carolinu
G. L.. Belts, of sumter: T. W. Boyle. OF
Grecieyviic. and q. Mcikle John. OF Cheraw
retired as directors from South Carolina The
following were elected delegates and alter
mates to tho National I.uinpcr Manufacture
crs Association in Chicago in May:
Gibbs, Norfolk: J. l.. Camp. Franklin: Ma
than q Berry, Goldsboro. y. C.: A H. Turn
bull. Norfolk; u. o. Anderson. Marion, s.
C.; q. }. Spencer. Charleston. s. e.: T.. W.
Durant Charleston. :. c.; Guy /. Buell.. Suf-
FOLK, Va: y. T. Garians. NcNbern, y. c..
Charles iiili. New York; j. I. Deal. Norfolk;
~ B. Cramer. Suffolk: G. l.. Belts sumter
). C.: G. w. Foreman. Elizabeth, ~ C.;
CieOrSc II. Major. IIcrtford, :. G.. Thomas
+; Goodbody. Savannah. Ga.
The president was authorized 70 naino q
committee. to lie composed Of five from each
tion Legislation.
DR.. &. \. Schenk Of BiItmore, y. c.. was
thanked for his efforts in tho interests OF
forestry and conservation generally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
DEATHS

I'll N.--t.ntcred into rest. Thurs
DAY, March 20 1914. at the residences
OF ms daughter, Mrs Charles c. Tay-
I I Jr;, 100 Seminary Avenue, Ginter
l,ark. THOMAS CHRISTIAN, in the
siXty-ninth year of his age.
Funeral from the residence THIS
Saturday. AFTERNOON, March as,
&c a,, o'clock lntcrmcut Iprivate) in
rRIDDY.-pir March -, 1914. NJ
Clay street. ANGELINA RASSE,TT
nnhlnof. widow of Robert Nirginius
Enncral from the residence SUN
Friends are invited.
SPENCE.-Dled at her home. 2 West
IafE street Mt o'clock this tSatur-
uny) morning, MRS. y. j.. SPENCE
widow OF w. r. Spence
tunCral notice latcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
SET DAY TO RAISE
MONUMENT FUNDS
May | Designated by Association
as Stonewall Jackson Day.
Camp Approves.

The designation of May | as stone
wall Jackson Monument Day through
out Virginia, for the purpose OF sub
scrihtng By private donations funds to
erect Il memorial TO the Confederate
leader in Richmond. was heartily In.
dorsed last night. when the Rev jaime,
lower Smith. ID. D.. president of the
Stoncwall jackson Monument Nssocia
ton. outlined tho plans before Leo
amp. No !, United Confederate Vet
Grams The camp warmly commended
the following circular letter, which ma.
been addressed to all The camps in the
state. explaining the purpose OF Monu-
The Thomas j. tStonewalD Jackson
Corporation has directed Inc to address
you circular letter. The object Of this
association is the erection in RichInont,
of an equestrian monument to the
memory OF the illustrious soldier ana
phtrint VINO gave his rare genius and
inspiring leadership to the cause for
Wh!ch VIC contcndcd and then laid
down his life in the crisis OF his vic
torE u is universal sentiment that
iherc Is an obligation to him that has
hccn delayed il is an obligation also
10 ourselves and a bcncfaction We mus,
not fail TO give to the generations 10
The women of Virginia. through tho
Lhl'ed daughters of the Confcdcracv.
aie preiarinE for the effective use OF
iridaE. May L. throughout Virginia, ir,
Town ana country. as Stoncwall Jack
son Monument Day. when contributions.
81 any amount; may be made by men,
,,..,..''.. ''''' h'i"i'ii' Ewing All the OPP
nortuiltE OF sharing in the great work
~ there be "a cordial ana general re-
snonse. all giving according to their
means. IL Is believed that In ono oav
fund
we ask that our veteran comrades.
,h"ir sons ana daughters, through the
"Gilon OF camps or by personal aid.
Civ" tho women OF Virginia their cor
nlai assistance in every locality. Sta
tlon3 VIII be maintained on tina; dav
1t! pnbIic places, or collections mad. in
othcr WAYS. The ladies' of tho limited
p;,nKh'ers of the Confcdcracv viii
i"SiSuatc those who shall receive con
irbutions"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28

lSpcclai 10 The Times Dispatch.
'ou'h lioston, Va. March 27-II. r..
ingram. ST., aged siNty-cight, died nj
the iaicyon Hospital nj a:3o o,cIorIs
."-h'Eht. While shooting at rats ~
the ward of his home on Wasbiuptn,
street about two weeks ago, he was
severely Kicked in his face bv tbc
sun breaking small bone i'm tho
'oSc' ana scVcrinC two arteries AS !,
I H., I'Sort ne was taken To the iIalcyon
it"spi'ai on sunday night, whore an
operation was performed which ,n
Nc''teu the Tact that the injury was
more serious than was at first thourht
"r. ingram was we'll known in to
nacco circles. and was a deacon in tho
DapiiSt church. He is survived by his
WIDOW SIN daughters. Misses Mel, In
SI'i"' iorehce ingram. Rose Ingram.
MANhc INGRAM. Mrs. George |. Cor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
EBERHART is CENSURED
Mclean County Democrats Condemn
NIinnehota Governor.

lSnecial 70 The Times Dispatch1
~. Paul, Mimi. March Give con
uomu the silly. blatant, v-nal and
ihaudlin administration Of the State
~ Governor Ebcrhart. whose junket
ing. tangoinE, Understanding. ballad
Singing. song writing antics have
aroused tho contempt Of all thinking
incn ana made tho state administration
~. IauShinEstock of the nation"
This resolution OF crnsure Was
adopted to-day by the Mclean County
democrats AZ their convention An
"thcr resolution praised the national
a1ninistratinn. and culogiEcd John
Line Tor MS peace efforts in Mexico
Governor ltberhart today announced
'hHt he would he q candidate for re-
election Tor the third elective term.
" ~. Lee. of Long Prairie. also de-
'lar"d his Intention of running for the
EONclnOrshin on The Eull Mnnsn Iinl. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
HOLD INQUEST TO-DAY
'"'"rfn"n whose Car Killed hoy BnIIcd
Tor Police Court Hearing.

The inquest into Tic dceth 81 coorr,
DhNl"scn. the iivc-y ear-oii son of Mrs
!:p"N Davidson, a widow living mt 1ocs
Ash!Aud street, who was killed a.,
Thursday afternoon hy :; Eiverview car,
VII be held this morning. Policeman
day.
The funeral OF the child. which viii
DC hello this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
VIII lac conducted by the Rev. Will
am !. Robertson, pastor OF Randolph
street Baptist Church. InterIncnt Will
be IN RivcrNicw Cemetery.
~. H. S,!son, motornan in charge
ri the car which Killed the child was
arraigncd in Police Court YESTERDAY.
morning on Il technical charge OF muir
DER. The hearing was continued TO
April >. and Stilson wae hailed in The
sum or $1,000, with John Bliley as Sc
curiiy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
CAUGHT IN COLUMBUS
R. III. Thompson Wanted ON 1b,ry nj
FnrEing Hnnk CnshIcr.s MIMI

. VHptaIh MCMAHON received iuforrn,-
non yesterday of the arrest in t.oliIn :
nnS, -, of X; II. Thompson. thirty-six
charge of forging check for 81; o,' -
-. mn. cashier of the American Ma
IIoMa! sank: The alleged forgery took
n' i; on FEBRUARY 20. since which time
ponce detectives and agents OF J,itl,er
Ton Detective Agency have henr
@earchinr for Thompson
thompson, Who is described a. heinz
an ,@-Scr"cant of marines was trailnd
10 washington. where il was said thar
~ i,"u gone TO procure a pension FOR
uIs9n,i'S. There 1t was learned tina,
nc hau gone to Colu@bus, and his az
rcst soon followed Information from
H1iufnpus stated that he would return
WITHOUT cNtrndition paners ~ a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
HARRISON DISCUSSES
SOUTHERN IMPROVEMENTS


lSpecis to The Times Dispatch
banEille Va. March .7.-Presidcnt Fair
iaN Harrison tonight addressed his mrs.
came president OF tho southern RAILWAY.
lie arrived with Vice President l.. IL Coap.
innn j. II. Culp, vice president and gen
cral managcri j. IT, Drake. general frcI-ht
agent; H. l.. llutchen-. genera! superIntTu-
dcht, an6 A. -. Shelton. general supciintcu-
gent OF the llchnond division. For threo
hours Mr. Harrison's party was taken Ia
see tho sights Of the city. w
MT. HARRISON announced that his ambition
Is TO double track the entire Southern main
Ine from Washington to Atlanta inyoIyint.
az expenditure OF s20.oOo,e0o. lie spoke also
OF plans which he has In mind TO do away
with tho steep grade the northern an
proach to this city by changing The roaG
bed ana bringing the railroad into DanyiIie
by another route '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
nursrn- with an Appetite.

$ y. Saunders. !09 East Clay Street.
reported TO the police Yesterday that
MS nome was entered through a rear
window on Thursday night. and that
the thief helped himself TO most OF the
cdiblcs In sight. fIc must have been
hungry or havo been preparing for a
rise in tho cost OF living, for among
tho missing were one half liam. a
pound of butter. pie and some lesser
things. and towel. Tic towel might
haVo been used rs a scrvicttc or as
{" wrapper I'm which TO carry off the
pIundcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
FAILED TO GET QUORUM
Consideration az UrIdrc 4n,ro,cb
rn-tponrd l'ntII TmchdnN

IN" iaiiurc OF the Subcommittee on
streets. in charge Of the bridge an
ploach matter. 10 muster a quorum last
night prevented the consideration OF
although representatives. Of ali The in
teicSts affected We're on hand to con-
Ter with tho touuCilmcn. Chairman
Mills announced that the committee.
VIII meet at o'clock on Tuesday night.
ana invited the several delegations 10
be present ut that time
II had been expected that tho com
mittec would last nigh; arrive at some
definite conclusion with regard TO the
cltN's policy touching the several bridge.
approach schemes that have been pro-
posed. The Important factor IN each
OF tho rival plans is the terms upon
winch the Southern hallway would
part with that strip Of IT'S propnri :.
which viii be needed for Widening
fouTteenth Street. Representatives. Of
the road were present last night ana
pftSuina bly, ready TO make Il report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28

Permits were issued Yesterday by the
Bullding Inspector rs follows:
Katherine G. Kicks. TO build a de.
tacnou tnrec-story brick dwelling at
200? West Grace Street, SJG.0oO; and to
buiid brick garage in the rear Of
inc rcS!u encc. N cost of 5000
I. NJ. ffoizhauer. to build a dci7chan
bricll DIV ellinG on tho south side OF
fl"Td Avenue. between Alien and Da-
Wis Avenues. S5,JS5
dwellings, on the west side of Siytb
street. between Federal and Crouch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28

y Father Tabb Evening will ne
given In the home of the McGill Cath
one Inion on Monday night AT $40
o'clock. 10 which all admirers of the
late Father Tabb are cordially invited.
Nm address hy the Rev Father
MaSri. j.. -. on the life OF tho poc,
viii II" followed by selected readings
from tho works OF tho author. rem
dercd by Rev. Father Albert, :. & j.
Miss Facan. Mrs. Coffrnan and g. A..
rahcpa WI render vocal selections.
Tho Right Rev. ID. !. O'Counell viii ha
present. also. AMI take part.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
OBITUARY


G. !. iIofncr father of Mrs John NJ
honahoc. Of this city, died in Norfolk
Yesterday. Besides Mrs Donahoe. Mr..
floiner left one son. &. l.. lIofncr. Jr..
oil huntington, w. Va, and two dauCh :
lerS' MRS. J. Il. Donnclly, of Norfolk.
ana Mrs +. \. RutledSe, Of Lexin..-
Ton. ny.
ror many years Mr.. llofner was a
locomotive engineer. and uno, rho cou,
nietlon of tho Baltimore and OHIO
railroad to Wheeling, w. Va. he took
the first passenger train into that citv.
making two days trip from Baiti-
more.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28

Alexandria. Va. March 27--Carl
fleischmann, sixty years Old pro-
prictor of tho Hotel Flcischmann lieu
TINS afternoon following Il stroke OF
paralysis. During the Franco prus-
sian War nc served with distinction In
me German army, and was decorated
WIN the Order of the Iron Cross
y SON, Harry FlciSchmann, survives.
NE ElelSchmann WAS employed to make,
me cake at the Sartoris- Grant wed :
ding. President Grant. entering to SEQ
inc cake, was smoking. and tho gen
cral wa. directed by Flcschmann 70
desist, as he said ii would impair the
iiaNor OF the cake. General Grant dld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
Funeral Of Thomas Christian.

nc funeral Of Thomas Christian
VIII take placc this afternoon at :
lock rom the home, 700 Seminary
HNchuc' Ginter Park. The services
VIII he conducted Ly Rev. j. +. CIR,
NdJt' j. ~, and Rev. T.. T.. Warren.
Inc following viii act as nall
hearers ~ w. Lee. *. A. Mosby, Jrt
pr. Henry froehling, j. Willard Craig
:" carlton Jackson, e. |. Phillips, Rich
ara Wrcnn. l. 4. Evans
trends OF the family are invited to
ntlchd Inc funeral services at the
house. The intcrmcnt will be nriv,tn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
To Give Musical En,.r,.,n,,.,,

musical cn,ertainment viii h.
given in the headquarters of tho V NJ
H. ~. 4l2 North Eighth street. 10
morrow night at $50 O'Clock. An AZ
iF"ctivc musical program has been ar
ranged and the evening will be round
ed our with q motion picture displa,
OF Nall"us educational subjects. TIT,
entertainment is one OF series to b,
given.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
10 Build M. >y,r.,,o,,..

Building Inspector Butler issued q
permit Yesterday TO the virginia Bond
ed Warehouse Corporation for the con
htruction OF a nvc-story structure ON
The south side of Cary Street, between
opposite the company's present ware,
house. The building is TO cost s35, 900.
Like the warehouse. which it will
of hrcproof constructions The contract
for its erection has been awarded to
j. 7. NuckOls &c Co, ard work is 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
rR0GREssNEs CONDEMN
POSITION or WILSON

Especial ;o The Times Dspatch.l
Greensboro. " g.. March :,rhc state
Progressive Executive Committee mot here
today and adopted resolutions condemninc
PRESIDENT Wilson'S position in the Panama
Canal tolls matter: sent cablegram to
Theodore Roosevelt, asking him to be candi-
date for President In 1915. and left tho
matter OF time and place OF the State con-
vention with The chairman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
daughters. Misses Ida and Lille Crur
both of Winchester
Mrs. Mnrx \. Elliott

Norfolk, Va, March 27.-Mrs. Mary
y; Elliott, wife OF Charles y. Elliott.
uled suddenly yesterday at the
FAMILY residence. SIS Olney Road. She
was fifty-four years old, and had been
4 resident OF Norfolk for forty Years.
MIS-. Elliott is survived by her husband
ana hVc childrcl-two daughters, Mrs.
Ncttic y. Meads and Mrs. Arthur
WininSdcr ana three sons Charles
y: r., Lonnie and Andrew L. Elliott,
DuGgins and y. T. Duggins. also Of
Norfolk-and one niece, Mrs Ollie l..
Owens, of Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
says wire Abandopca th,,,,,.,

inc police began search YESTERDAY
ior Mrs George Vinson. of 1874 West
I.arH S,is"t. VINO. according 10 her nus
pthd leit her home OH Monday morn
ing. leaving two small children in the
house alone. The children are Florence
and t.ula. aged two and four years, re.
spcctivcly
The husband. after failing himself to
locate his wife. called in police assist
rhcc' and swore out warrant against
her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28

Inc meetings ut the Second Baptist
1hurIn last night were well Attended.
Ut MAiitcr preached a strong sermon
on ihe Waywardness of the Unyodry
anu tiods Offers Of Mercy and FORGIVE
mes A short after-scrvicc was held.
ana deep ana abiding interest i'm In.
meetings was manifested
mere VIII be no services to-day or
10 nit'ht. Cr Walker Will preach to-
morrow at | a. NJ. and at S II. NJ. and
Spcci"l services will he held a, mo
sunday school hour. $50 a NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
Mrs. EmcrcIdn pcndcr nritton.

Norfolk. Va, March 27.--Mrs. Elmer
clda Fender Britton, OF Baltimore.
widow OF K. O. Britton. died at the
residence of her uncle -. Fender. 221
Fnrtysecond street, Tonight at 1890
o'clock. aged thirty years. The fun
cral will be held in Baltimore on sun
iav
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28

bin. of this place: Mrs. Arch G. Glenn,
of Winston Salem, y. c., and four sons,
Wallace and James Ingram, of Dan
willie; III. j. Ingram, Jr., and Rob IN
gram, OF South Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
j. CnrIin Creighton.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
AleNandria, Va. March Ell. Carlin
Creighton. siNtysiX years old. EN-
ploycd as clerk in the Quartcrmas-
ter's Office, War Department, died to-
night. 4 daughter and four sons sur
viVe him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
Virginia Defeated

TT.
charlottesville. Va March . Tbo a.,
herst tMassD College baseball team IL. dnv
defeated the University OF Virginia ninc
nere' 10 . The local team was held to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC

March rs, 1914.
HIGH TIDE:
Morning. ...11:27
notwithstanding