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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Arrivaisnd Departure Of Nails at tn,
Postofiice. oregc a. Mo.

Arrivaisnd Departure Of Nails at the
Postoffice, orege a. Mo.
Effective January !. 1914
MAILS DEL ARTi
;ia5 n, IN. For Omaha ant intermediate
points. and all points north, eas,
and west
aiio u. IN, For ~ Joseph aud intermediate
points.
i!ap m. For nll points south. east
and west, except 1arkio ana
villisra branches.
$50 y, ~, For all points north. west and
east,
s;i5 y. m, For Villlscu, north, mail to all
points north. east, south and
west, except intermediate be-
tween Forest CITY and st. Joe.
,'isp. N. For all points north, south. ear,
land west.
Pouches Will bc exchanged between oregon
aud Forest City postotiiccs. ~ follows
Leave Oregon ut ia;OH N. and return at
500 y. N.
Leave Oregon ~ I;lj u. M. and feturn NJ
J'OOp IN.
MAILS ARRIVE
s:55 u. m, Omaha Mails from all points
north, east, south and west, aud
from Forest city.
1855 u. IN. villisca aud Tarkio Valley
branches, Malls from north
east, south and west,
l!sO y, M, Mail from all points north, west
and east.
1852. m. Main line X, C., St. Joe, @, u
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02

Regular TrrmsI irsi Mondays IN Frhfu
try, MAY, August aud November
David q. Stallari. presiding Judge.
Peter " Raiser. Judge 1T district
VI l.. Norman. Judge ~ district
Daniel u kunkrl. rIrik ~ county court
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81, 1915:
WARRANTY DEtDs
Samuel A Iiuicru~uu ~ u
Nov land mis = 8 ar' I,
block I. Msitiann .....s srI
Nathan Raiser Ia Anna " ANT
John + Jackson. Im> : 3,
bluck 3, tur.sI ~, i0l
Jos u wiIsWn 10 David ,srlir.
ne ne 10 62, 81 ..... 1851
Burnps Greene 80 Ri VI
Risg. and wife. lots an,3
block ~. iiigh Add. D,e.on. I'm,
James T. StricNirr 10 ri,m,uB
Stricken, int 6nj a -. ~, 50,
", 40. ........... 81 900
Chas = Dlnwiddip to CraS !
Herman and wife, = 3iI asw
ne b, 20, - u.......... PSI?
VIM u DOMAIN to Fountain 10.
nan, = ne ~, ", 3s...... ~ SUI
WI jackson q, rs QKR
Go, right Of way ~ ne -, ~,
W 80. &C.. ........... ia
Gossett. Warner Drng DiSl.Dr.
cree
our CLAIMS
Mamie N and Waiter II Camp.
bell to Homer Campbell,
NV ne -. ~. ~ .. -. !
Homer and Waiter ~ Campbell
to Mamie N Campb,ll,ei NV
tie 81. G2, .. ............
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
County i,,,,d 81, ,,-sl,b

haNId' Stallarj, president
Peter Raiser, VIE" president
". l., Norman. ~ district,
e. T." Evans, county physician,
Daniel u, kunkrl. SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
Attention, Comrades!

Members OF Meyer Post, q. A. r.
VIII hold their next regular meeting
at the home OF Ed. Thurman. on Sat.
urday, April -, 1915, at 2:3O D. M,
sharp, to attend to such matters as
may come before them, Daniel Zach.
man, G, W. Cummins aud Robt
Montgomery are detailed as commit
tee on transportation.
G. W. CUMMINs, Commander.
DANIEL kUNKEL, SIR, Adjutant.
-Car-Sul, DR.. Hess, Lysoll and
Lees Dip. All For Sale by
Z. o. PHILLIPS, Druggist.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02

Collector ~ Revenue, Howard =. Tcntr
County Treasurer, Srl"uru Carson.
Recorder ~ breeds. 4, - bankers.
Commissioner ~ S,'hwuls. inrl \, Rock
ruhlir Administrator, a. " Cummlus.
Superintendent ~ i'.ur. e. I Thurman
surveyor john n, l'rrri.
Assessor, Perry " Ramsay
Coroner, u u Miller. Muund 'ity.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02

iiult county population ii.ilq.
state ttN, 49, on -iW valuation
County ttN, ~ uu iiOU valuation.
County mad inN, To- On fi0O valuation
Special rnid nnI hridro, - IN SEQ rnlun.
ton.
Average ,rhnol IL, levy. ~ per iioo yalua
ton.
County created ny a'i ~ legislature, Janu.
ry - ISL,
county named tr ntNid Rice Ilult. ~
Platte County
oregon, County seat, created by act ~ leg.
i,latur,, ian" u, isii
Population. i.n
ASS,>Siihl- wealth, upgrn sisJA:p
Lands and town hts .,...,,,...,,,,... .isisP,0
l'rshhhl ''.,..,'',. ',,t. .,,.,,,,,..., :,!s 40
Merchants. ...,..,. .,................, .R.a,u
Railroad. telegraph and tcl"phonc..,, - 80
Total .....,..,,,,,..... .,,,.,,.,,. size
Oregon, county stat,
Electric lighted,
watcrwnrks system.
City tax. s5r IN fiOO
School taN, tl0o on iiS,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02

Let Clare Castle show you why he
can sell harness cheaper than any one
else.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02

Count, ii"prd ~ tdu-siinu.
Enri \. Rock pf-rnu.
\, 4. 'psru, Mound City.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-02
wARRANTy DEEDS

Tran>irr~ iut ","h runin. Hsnt.
81, 1915:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
MISS CAMPBELL STRUCK
IN FACE BY BURGLAR
Injured IL. She Enters HnIiwn! 81 Her
Homr West Franklin

Surprising q man ia the hallway OF
her home 1901 West Franklin street.
as she entered ii last night about Il
o'clock, Miss Cam bell was attacked by
the man ana struck vicious blow in
the face. She sank To tic floor IN a
faint and there other members OF her
family found her when they heard the
disturbance ana the hurried flight of
the intruder.
\ call was sent to the Second Pre-
cinct station. ami Police Sergeant Iin-
ucI. and Policeman Reid hastcied to
the house. They found that the man
had succeeded in making his escape
and that Miss Campbell had no; been
seriously injured.
She suffered from shock and nervous
ness for some time. but later recovered
and gave members Of her family and
The police II. description of the man.
She said She positive that he was
"A negro. bat the hallway WAS uimly lit
AT the time. and this is somewhat un =
certain. The police made a ihorouGh
search Of the nciEhhorhood, but were
una Bile TO lind any trace OF the man
Nothing was reported as ha'ns been
stolen from Mr.. Campbells residence
and the greatest reticcnsc concerning
the affair was manifested by the family
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
aENoPLtNE DI:N ELuPMENT
LIKE THAT or W<RSJJIpS

-! aircraft design. the report saws.
The development OF the aeroplane
seems TO be in the direction Of larger
weight capacity and greater speed. and
III this respect is repeating the history
OF the development Of warships."
The department has designed and lie
gun construction OF an aerop!anc to
carry 100 pounds as II means 10 de-
vclor knowledge Of this subject among
It's engineers
The recovery Of The wrecked sub
marine =; at Honolulu is regarded by
nav experts as an uneuualcd accom-
riisimcn' The success OF the opera :
tlons was IN iart due to extensive
tests OF deep diving conducted during
the year. bcriunin;; with experiments
in "a lahoratory tank. where pressure
was arranged To equal Ina, at depths
never before reached 10y divers Chief
Gunner Sti'lson. the navy's crack diver.
directed the work and the later actual
diving at sea. which showed what
had been accomplished sun greater
achievements are hoped for as a re-
suit.
The report .b,i!tS out the high stand
ara OF efficiency made by bureau en-
ploycrS. IL being known that no vcssc!
designed by the navy has shown over
weight during the last twelve years :,
, record no private company nor the de
siSncrS OF amy other government have
cqualcd. I:crating Of bureau en-.
p,oyees - asked in order that some
hope Of advancement may he given
them and AN increase in personnel to
do away with the voluntary overtime
the report declares they have cheerful.
y rendered The ease OF a constructor
AZ one Of the navy yards, who has
been forced Tor months TO work twelve
hours every day, including Sundays, is
cited as showing the short landed con
dition Of the force while the nava!
establishment has been Stc.diIy in.
crcaSiig.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
NoRepot on Sinking
Of Japanese Liner
Official Information Concerning
The lasaka Ma,u Still Lac..-
ing in Washington,

WASHINGTON. u. G.. December &c
Official information concerning the
sinking az the Japanese liner Easaka
Maru by ~ submarine in the Mcditer.
rancan Seq s,ili was lacking here to-
night, both n, the state Department
and the japanese embassy
American consular officers stationed
near The scene where me vessel was
sunk have been requested to invuSti-
eat. and report 10 the state Depart
mcnt. should these prove that the
liner. with an American passenger
aboard. was attacked without warning
10y an Austrian submarine, az stated in
unofficial reports. diplomatic rcprcacn-
'ations TO Austria hungary will follow.
TIL" situation between the United
states and Austria hungary growing
out OF the sinking of the Italian liner
Nncona remained unchanged tonight.
with the officials mere awaiting the re-
ply 10 the second American note.
Unofficial dispatches from Berlin. IN
diCatimG that Austria Hungary would
offer 10 submit the issues Of The An
coma case 10 arbitration. were not COM
mentcd on by officials. 1t is known.
however. that such a proposition would
ne unacceptable to this government
only q diSaVowal OF the act PREPARATION
Tor the Americans killed and wounded
ana punishment; Of the submarine com
manucr. - Was said would bc salts
factory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
R|CHMOND'S MOST
PROSPEROUS YEAR
Banks Are Sending out ThOus.
ands OF Dollars to Christmas
Saving Club Members.
Wonderful Progress Has Been
Made In Health, Wealth
and Happiness.

This has certainly been Richmond's
most prosperous year The banks
have paid out thousands OF dollars 10
people who have had the foresight TO
save and they in turn have spent il
i'm the stores OF our city. Therefore
everybody is feeling happy. But those
who have been paid or in health by
Tanlac are even more happy. One OF
these is Mrs J. G. McCue. living at
ia North Twcnty-third Street, this
city, who in recent interview with
the Taniac representative here. said:
IL had pains in my stomach and
forming Of gas. ] couldn't eat very
much and what did eat disagreed
with me. had nervous spells. during
which my heart would beat very fast
and loud. My head would swim and I
would have 10 sit down for 81 while to
get better, saw Tanlac advertised
and decided I" buy a bottle. My ind-
Scstion has been greatly improved. and
am much stronger than formerly. |
have = fine appetite and everything
looks ana tastes good To me. I haven't
had any Of these nervous spells since
and .hc swimming in my head has not
returned. Neither am I troubled with
gas on my stomach. | think Tanlac is
a fine tonic, as il has helped me so
much. and think il will do the same
for others who are troubled as was"
Invest one dollar OF your Christmas
savings check In health. Go to-day to
one Of the Polk Miller Drug stores
and get a bottle Of Tanlac. Start saw
ing FOR next year now. Get your
health FIRST and you VIII he more pros
porous than the richest man. 4 TnnIac
Representatives is always at the Broad
and Third Street store TO explain Tan
lac. Price 81 per bottle Advertise
mcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
ChrIstmus Marriages.

Several weddings TOOK place on
CHRISTMAS Lay. Rev. n. W. Neville.
pastor OF Ettricis Methodist Episcopa !
church. officiatcd NJ the marriage Of
two couples--Miss Annie May King, OF
Ettrick. ANA Fillmore H. Mitchell. of
La Crosse and Miss Blanche May Sad
leI and Thomas b. Lockhort. both OF
Eiirick.
\; his home on West Washington
street Rev. y. Il. Love. pastor OF West
End Baptist Church. oficiated AZ the
marriage OF TWO complexities Susie
octon aud Julius G. Hunnlcutt In the
morning. both Of this city: Miss Lucy
Bridges and Thomas r. Williams, also
OF this city, IN the evening.
4, HIS home III s.. Andrew Street
Rev. r. w. Moore, pastor Of the Second
Baptist Church. performed the ccrc-
rnony which united in marriage Miss
Blanche Thclma Cook ana Herbert u.
Edwards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
ttI:-PsESIDENT MtitSHtfI
70 WELCOME DEII:t >Tr:x

President Marshall w!ll deliver
th. address of welcome in the abscuc,
o! l'cS;dcnt Wilson who. however
VII speak on the night Of January s.
when the congress viii close. re.
&ponScs 10 tho welcome address will
n" mad" oN the chair!ncn OF the TWEEN
'N-onc national delegations who Tor
ia" most part are the respective diplo-
r3il' repre- s"nt"tlv"S III WASHINGTON
The congress viii he divided iuto
min" sections on Tuesday for the dis.
rusSion at the various scientific sub.
l'rts On Wednesday, these sections
MAJ! o. dt.id.d again into Cor,y-iive
~ubS.ctiunS
Tn. Pan, nvri.an Conference of
Women ais" viii begin ON Tuesday
Mrs l:uucgt Lansing. wife of tn. Sec
r"lHrf a. STATE. viii prcsid" Matters
pertaining 10 women and children viii
b." discussed. Among th. wunlrn Who
VIII deliver addresses are Miss Ida NJ
iHrp"il, MIS-. Harvey " Wiley Miss
M"Gdc Younger. A!:s f'anni,, Fern An
"fe"s Mrs Blanche T. - Earait Mrs
Aihi"n Fellows Bacon Miss Mabel Il.
bohrGm"n Mrs. llourict,c w. Calvin.
Mrs. =. c. oiaNton, Mrs. Herman Collitz.
Miss Elizabeth Cotton, Mrs Charles r..
crane. Mrs John Dewey. Mrs Chris
TINE fr.ucriok Miss IOna Gale. Mrs
Julia Heath Miss II Eugenia Hibhard,
Mrs. Florence kali Miss Julia Lathrop.
Miss g. =. Mason. Miss Hazcl Macl,avr
ilr. idah y Nahau Mrs Virginia
Meredith Nre PhNp y Moore. Mrs,
'cr"> reruypa Ecr Mcs Louise pos,
Mrs Janei Richards Mrs Ernest
Thom psou seton. 5tgs ! II Siannard
Mrs NEilitar. t'gtrg.tt- -t,-v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
LAUNCH NEW FEDERATION
OF HEBREW ASSOCIATIONS
Delegates From Six Organizuti tons
Participate in Convention
Held Here Yesterday.
, MEET AGAIN IN RICHMOND
City Selected as Place for First An
nual Meeting Over Wnsl,ingt0n's
Rivairy-linrOld ). Bloomberg Is
First President.

, with delegates in attendance from
SIX organizations located In Richmond
, Norfolk and Washington, there was
organized here. last night. the Middle
/ Atlantic states Federation Of Young
Mems Hebrew and Kindred .AssocIn-
tons. Including the representation
+ from Richmond. about forty luly ac-
credited delegates participated in the
sessions
Harold s. Bloombcrg Of this citv.
was unanimously elected the first pres
ideni of The federation. The other Off
GERS are: Alfred Schrcicl. president of
the Norfolk Young Mems Hebrew Assoc
citation. first vice president: NJ. omen.
burg. of Washington, second vice pres
!Gcnt; VI. X. Grccnspon. Of Richmond
third vice president and Miss Berth,
I tlcpatch. president Of the Washington
Young Womcn's Hebrew Associations
secretary treasurer
WASHINGTOS LOSES our
As CONVENTION POINT
Washington put in Il bid for the
/ first annual convention OF The new
federation the delegation from the
. capitol City Yielding only when Il, he.
came apparent that the delegates In
rorcd Richmond as the cts. In which
to hold the FIRST meeting. When it be-
came clear that Washinuton was out
OF TIL" running. member ot the dele
cation from that city moved that Rich
mond he designated by "a unanimous
vote. and the motion was carried.
We 'hhe Tor hoi"lnE IN" next con-
Neh'ioi VIII h' hHed by an executive
committee composed OF one member
"'t c"th al 'tle federated orSahlza-
! IONS oH"cf the constitution last
! nignt Fa'i't!' ihe convention must be
i!'" some 'i'hc curing tie month OF
Scptemner'
me recreation WI! concern i;Seif
! WIN 'o'r'latinI me athletic, cducn-
! iona Soci"i ana fcIie!ois activities
"' the ihcmpe' organizations. and Will
u"acrtnhc Also the extension Of the
, NJ. u ~ movement IN the Middle
Atlantic states. Eventually. it is
! i'opc" |" BRING together IN III" fedora
. non eFery association IN The deHiE-
NATE" 'err1'"rS. telegram rea" 20 The
convention ihst night by president
i'i""hh'rS announced the FORMATION OF
ne" ASSOCIATION ~ Fort Myer. by
VA" Jc"ish SoidiefS stationed AT that
n"S' Nh "Ss"ciatoh was recently
iN"hCHe" at FORTRESS Monroe under
! ~. auspices OF me iocal Young Men 8
! iishFe" "SSo"'''ioR.
"" sessions wci" he!d yesterday,
no'h az the nome pniIdins ti2 Norm
r'E"'" ,'rctI ne AFTERNOON session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
CLOSE WATCH Is KEPT
FOR CHARLES tHf.tTH 4 VI

From sources they refused TO di-
vulge, the officers learned that Charles
cheathnm had left South Richmond,
but that he was expected 20 return.
They kept clos. watch on several
houses it WAS ,Eought likely he would
visit. without result. Ecstcrda. morn
nag Information reached ihcn that
chcatham had com. back 10 south
Richmond on Petersburg car. He
got off the ear at stop 80 > ana
walk ell into III. city
Policemen Wcscott and Moore Learned
that he had gone TO the shed In the
brick yard. and at once Ncnl there.
They approached from opposite dircc-
tons and had Cheatham covered be-
fore he knew they were in the .icinity.
H.. was seated within the sncd AT the
time and offered no resistance, while
one OF the officers kept him covered
and the other slipped the handcuff.
over his wrists. y pistol was taken
from his pocket.
Al the Third Precinct station. Cheat
ham is said to have admitted firing
three times at Williams. Ne IL al
legged to have informed the ,,oiicc that
his brother Eddie, fired twice at ro-
Iiccman Irecdcn. Chca imam claims
that all Of the negroes were drunk at
the time. Neither he nor AN. OF the
others would Offer amy excuse for the
shooting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

y lodge OF the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows will he organized Al,
1Iopcwell tomorrow. Members Of the
order from Petersburg and Richmond
will be- present TO take rart In the
ceremonies There are number Of
odd Fellows IN tIopew.:N, and many
others who Viii join the new lodge
THE institution OF this lodge is the
result ~ work begun some time ago
under the direction OF &. y. Rodgers.
n member OF the order in this city,
under authority OF the grand master.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
100000 LOOT RECOVERED
Federal Officers Find All OF Stmi>s and
Bonds stolen From Registered
NuIl Pouch.

WILL iNGTDN, DEL. December &c
Fcdcrai officers have recovered all
Of the sS0O,0o0 loot taken when {,
registered mail pouch was stolen on
it- wa! 10 the Pennsylvania RaiIroad
station late Friday night.
In addition to stocks and bonds;
found under the seat OF the wagon,
checks and stocks valued 1T $I1c.3OO
we're found ut the home O! Albert and
Ear. Lohngcn. They are tho negro
mall drivers. They are under arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
un,o,Ir ,elcbruti,p

The three Masonic Lodges Of thi.
city Will unite Tomorrow evening in
observance OF the Festival OF -. John
the aPtist. With Petersburg Lodge.
No. IL as the host. After ceremonies
in the lodScroom banquet will he
served At the y. ". L. \. There viii
be no formal address but an other
wise attractive program. embracing
music. readings and other features.
hav. been arranged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
INcENDIARISM SUSPECTED
Fire Destroys WhOirsnIe Grocery
Warehouse, Containing Si.3n0 Worth
Of IinsoId Christmas Cignrs.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
BRTDGEroRT CONN. December %
Fire this morning destroyed tho
Wholesale grocery warehouse of the
comstock Wil!et Company. About
$l,50O worth Of unsold Christmas cigars
were stored on the first floor. where the
fire originated. Firemen James Kelley
and frank ituGate were overcome by
the smoke. II was with difficulty that
they were revived. 1nccndiariSm is
suspected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

ISDtHial 70 The Times DiHDH tcl.
i.YNcliBt re-. VA. December %
william y iIacitworth. aged sixty
eight years, died ~ his homo here on
Christmas morning. He was u native
Of Bedford County, but had lived here
several years. He is survived by two
sons, w g. Hackworth and Edward
Hackw"rth. Of I.ynchburg; two. broth
crs. AlouHa liackworth. OF Knoxville,
Tenn. and :. 4. Hack worth. and two
sisters. Misses Emma nnd Maudc Hack
worth. Of l.ynchhurr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
Christmas free Entertainments.

The primary department OF the West
End Baptist Church Sunday School, OF
" hich Mrs. 4. r. Love Is the teacher,
was given n Christmas tree entertain
mcnt on Friday evening. and $50 chill
dreu were entertained and given gifts.
The Sunday school children OF Rose
wood church. in Prince George. Will
have their Christmas tree entertain
mont on Tuesday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Edward N. Ion.

tfNtiiBtRG. VA, December ID
Edward W. Gof. aged siXty-two years.
for a long time resident nf Lynch
burg. died on Saturday night at his
home here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

PETERSBURG. VA. December 70.
Miss Annie Elizabeth Waite. daughter
OF Mrs Harrison Waite. died very sud
denly about 3 o'clock this morning at
her home in South Adams Street OF
acute heart trouble Miss Waite was a
|, trained nurse by profession, was
thirty nine years old. and was widely
known and esteemed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
Detective Itot,bed

detective NJ. T. Aldridge. OF the no
lice force. had his pocket picked OF
y" Yesterday. The detective was
,oppeu IN shoe shining room while
he vas waiting for q shine 4 ,vbit.
man named Kelly Is held on suspicion
OF having committed the robbery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

TSp"clll 20 The Vimcs- DispaICh
l.fNCHBUkG. VA, December 20
The funeral OF Charles 4. Covington.
the N"rfolk and Western fireman. who
lost his life III 1t collision near Rlack
stone or thriatnaS morning. was held
this afternoon from franklin street
Baptist Church. being conducted by
Rev. u. l.. Cathcy, pastor Of Bethesda
Presbyterian Church. Burial WAC at
Presbyterian cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27

lanes Banks. colorcd. WAS Sho, twice
~, ~, ,''i street last night in the leg and
IN the hand by a negro whose name
~ unknown and who has not bcen
S'usht His wounds are not serious
coiorcd woman named Gee, living
IN BoiiinBbrook Street. Eandford was
struck by stray bullet fired By some
unknown person last evening. Tho
BAH entered her hip, causing a serious
wound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
.HOLD-UPs AND MURDERS
keep OFFICERS BUSY
Negro who Was Killed and Robbed
In Petersburg Gambling.House
Is Identified.
HIS SLAYER STILL Ar LARGE
Two Negroes Are Shot, Detective Is
robbed Of His Money aud Two
Poles Are Held Up, Badly Beaten
ana Their Pockets Rifiet.
Special 10 The Times.D.

ISI,GcIil 70 The Times Dispatch.l
- EHSBURG. VA, December 30
nc negro who was killed on Satur
day morning In a yumbIinr ho,,..
focahon,as. in n dispute over none
was not identified until to-day. Ills
haihe was Thomus Knowles, and h. l.,d
Deeh living in Petersburg for som,.
',i.e. no was not only murdered but
WIS ronbcd after his death Ernes,
Grown. the alleged murderer. h,. No.,
from the city. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-27
NEGROES OPEN FIRE
AS POLICE APPROACH

Instead. one of the men opened Fir"
with his pistol and iirecden feii to the
street before n. could return the lire.
Policeman Williams. who was scvera!
blocks distant, heard the shots and
ran to the scene, arriving just after
The negroes had started away. a..
commanded them 10 halt lGd again
the men turned This time they opened
fire on Williams. one Of the 'i!st bull
let's shot at him tore through the flesh
OF Williams's lower arm.
However. the officer did not hesitate,
and at. once started after the negroes.
lie did not return to B-c- dcn until
he had cmptied his pistol n. me fleeing
men. Moore arrived on the seem :, few
seconds later and tclcphoncd .he Police
Signal Office Of the shooting. The iirst
Precinct Station patrol wagon was or
dcred by Detective Willy. when he
learned the ambulance was on another
call. and he, with Policeman ,,oidsby
and Captain Wright, soon coached the
scene.
Ereeden vas rushed 10 Virginia Hos
piI.l and Williams, refusing Il leave
,hc chase. set out with the other OIL
GERS To catch the negroes. Ed Cheat
nam and Tom Hughes Were rounded
up in few hours but Charles Cheat
hain succeeded in escaping for the
time being.