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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-18
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Funeral services for Edward A. Cat
lin. senior member of the real estate
firm e. a. Catlin & Co.. who died Tues
day night. will be conducted at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon from the family
residence, 1104 Grove Avenue. Inter
mcnt will be I'm the Catlin section at
Hollywood Cemetery.
The following will act as pallbcnrers:
Honorary--W. S. Archer, Judge George
l.. Christian, 7. NJ. Darlington, Andy r.
Eilerson. George l.. Emmons, John ID.
Purcell II. Seldom Taylor, ST., Thomas
Poindcxtcr. William S. Robertson,
James Casleie. John S. Munce, Edward
S. Rose, DR.. Edward Mcclure, Henry l..
Cabcll, Augustine Royal, James 3. Har-
vie, John NJ. Taylor. DIR. MEG. Newton,
w. B. Freeman. w. NJ. Hill, Adolph
Dill. Il. II. ID. Myers, Jr., and S. w.
Eleishman.
Active-Richard w. Darlington, Will
liam l.. Tyler. DR.. Cullen Pitt, Gram
villo Gray. ]. Floyd Bradley, J. Jordan
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EIGHTH DISTRICT TEACHERS
ARE HOLDING CONVENTION

Especial 10 The Times DispatchJ
MANASSAS, VA, February 1.-THE
three-d convention of teachers in the
Eighth District of Virginia convened
here to-day and. with the arrival Of 400
delegates representing the counties of
Prince William. Fairfax. Loudon. Eau
quier, Alexandria. Louisa. Stafford,
Culpcper and Orange, the opening excr-
cises were held this evening Adj
dresses of welcome We're delivered by
Mayor w. Hill Brown, DR.. II. l.. Quarles.
Westwood Hutchinson and George c..
Round.
At o'clock meeting of secretaries
OF the county associations and officers
of the district organization who consti-
tute the executive committee. was held
and tonight n reception to the visiting
delegates and teachers was held at the
lsunncr High School building. The ma.
jority of the visitors will arrive to-mor-
row, but incoming trains this afternoon
brought delegates in large numbers.
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Thin Felix's Who
Would Be Fat
Increase in Weight Ten Pounds or More
A PhysicIan,s Advice.

I'd certainly give most ANYTHING 10
be able TO fat UP a few pounds ana stay
that way" declares every eXccssiyclv
chan man or woman. Such n result is
not impossible, despite past failures
Thin people are victims OF mal-nutr.-
ton. condition which prevents the
fatty elements of food from being
taken up by the blood as they are
when the powers of nutrition are nor
NAL. Instead OF getting into the blood,
all the fat and flesh producing Gle.
mentS stay In the inteStines until they
pass from the body as waste
TO correct this condition and to pro-
duce healthy, normal amount of fat
the. ,nutritive. processes must be arti-
ideally supplied with tho power which
nature has denied them. This can best
be accomplished by eating Sargol
tablet with every. meal. Sargoi is n
scientific combination of six of the best
strength giving. fat-producins elc-
ments known to the medical profession.
Taken with meals. 1t mixes with tho
food and turns the sugars and starches
into rich, ripe nourishment for the tis-
sues and blood, and its rapid effect is
ten TO twenty-five pounds in a single
month are by no means infrcquent. Yet
its action Is perfectly natural and alb
solutely harmless. Sargol Is sold by
all good druggists everywhere and
every package contains guarantee OF
weight increase or money back.
Cnution.-While Sargol has produced
remarkable, results in tho treatment OF
nervous indigestion and general stom-
ach disorders, 1t should not owing ia
its remarkable flesh producing effect
be used by those who are not willing
to Increase their weight ten pounds or
moro. l
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DABNEf DELIVERS ADDRESS
TO ALLI:GHANY BOOSTERS

Especial to The Times Disn,,ch1
COY iNGTON. VA. February lI.-Oyer
oV" enthusiastic citizens packed the
cry court room In the Allegheny Court
rouse here last night TO hear William
Da'HicS, manager of the Richmond
.mh'hocr or Commerce, speak for the
HieshhhE boosters Club. His words
We're received with wave after wave Of
applause The meeting was composed
OF the largest body OF representative
clt!Zens ever gathered together I'm Allie
ghanY county. and Alleghany's booster
'iho ana Chamber of Commerce were
ptl'''a neh'iy established. Ten directors
were elected: H. II. Parker. r. + Refine
Ihomas -. McCaleb. William McAllis-
Ter =. T. Pace. DR.. w. T. Payne, !. D.
Mustoe. II. G. stokes, T. c. Moomaw
and {. II. Rumbold
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mo CAUSE IS ASSIGNED
FOR SUICIDE OF JONES
Absence of Any Apparent Reasons
Tor Act Leads to Vague Suspi-
ciOnS of Violence.
HE WAS WIDELY KNOWN
In Prosperous Circumstances and
Good Health, Friends Arc Unable
TO Explain Trngedy-Plnnk Road
In Dinwiddie Is Completed.

PETERSBURG, VA. February IL
reps Jones, whose death. supposedly by
ms own hand. occurred at his home
near Charlie Hope in Brunswick County.
as announced In The Times DISPATCH,
was one of the best -known citizens and
most successful farmers of the county.
~" owned fine farm, we'll equipped and
stocked, was well-to-do financially and
ms nome was the scene of plenty and
comfort. He was unmarried and lived
by himself, with only servants and EN-
proves on the place. His body was found
IN MS room about o'clock in the morn.
ing with pistol shot wound through
me right temple. His friends are un-
abie TO assign any reason for suicide
ana vague suspicion arose that he
might have been the victim of violence
Mr.. Jones was a large tobacco grower
ana for years had been selling his crops
on the Petersburg market. He spent
three days in the city last week and
sold part Of his last years crop here.
HIS frequent visits to Petersburg made
him we'll known here He had several
friends to dine at his home on Sunday.
at which time he was in excellent
health and spirits.
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FACING THE SITUATION"
IS DAYS GENERAL THEME
ference Discuss Conditions In
Mission Field.
PLEA FOR CHARACTERIZATION
World Is Described AS Being Wide
Open for Reception OF Christian
ity and It's neutrality-suspicious.
Workers Survey Field.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., February IL
Facing the situation" was the general
theme Of the second days sessions of
the biennial laymcns convention of
the Southern Presbyterian Church, east
or the mississippi the address of Rob
. crt IL. Spcer. secretary Of the Board OF
Foreign Missions nf the PRESBYTERIAN
Church of tho United States at both
! morning and evening sessions, fcatur-
Ing. Tonight, he spoke on "Christia n
Missions ana World Issues" strassing
the urgent demand for money in spite
or the low price OF cotton, and saying
mat Christians must get back to Il
realization thar all they have to offer
the pagan world is Christ and His life.
This morning his subject was "rhe
Conditions for World Evangclization"
Th" whole world is wide ajar' he
SAID, making the possible exception of
AfaGhanistan: world cvangcliZation de-
Ponds upon those who are to do the
work, which can be done only through
the realization of personal stewardship
ana Il recognition Of the unity of all
nations"
Presenting the situation at the front
were Rev. J. o. Rcavs. u. D., of the
chair OF English Bible. Columbia, South
Carolina Seminary, who spoke on Afri-
can missions: Rev. K. r Colt. mission
Key. :. III. Chester. ID. D.. secretary OF
torclGn correspondence, executive com
mitt.e foreign missions, Nashville
Tenn. on brazilian Missions.
AS Laymnn Sees It," was the theme
OF DIR. j. l.. McCaIlic. OF Chattanooga.
Tenn.
Missions in Cuba were treated this
afternoon by Kov. II. +. Williams. d.
D. Held secretary, Nashville. Tenn; in
Japan, by Rev. L. kagnwa, in charge
OF siun work, Kobe. Japan; and in
China' by Rev. ]. l.. stuart. ID. u. pro-
lessor New Testament. Marking Theo-
iosicai Seminary. Charles a. Rowland.
OF Athehs, Ca made a report Of five
months Investigation Of missionary
Investments and Dividends"
NJ night. in addition to the address
oil kop"rt T.. Speer, DR.. w. j. Martin
president OF Davidson College ana mod
orator OF the Southern PRESBYTERIAN
'eh"rai Assembly. lectured on our In
creased Responsibility" while The
New Times and the New Man" was the
.heh. OF William Il. Ellis. editor OF
Ahcld OF the Continent, Swarthmore
Pa.
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Personal md sc,vs Notes.

MIR. and Mrs. Benjamin Dexter
Aldrich. Of Providence. II. L.. have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Field Aldricn.
to Robert Leonard Brunei. formerly of
petersburg. now public service enui-
ncer of Providence.
Last evening ut TAO o'clock at the
manse OF the Second Presbyterian
Church Miss Ruth Ethel Burnett and
George w. Jackson. both Of this clty
we're united in marriage by Rev. James
y. Mcclure.
senator p II. Drewry is confined 10
his home by IL severe attack OF CRIME.
l.yn Harsrave. son Of l.. b. IIargrave.
residing on the Richmond and Peters
burg Turnpike. was taken suddenly i'll
with appendicities on Saturday even
to be operated on. lie is getting a!on.:
we'll.
Naomi Lodge, knights of Pythias.
VIII exemplify the nrst rank on some
eight or ten candidates tomorrow
night, and there will be other features
OF Interest. Following the convention
the lodge Will adjourn to a banquet
at the Stratford Hotel. where an adj
dress on brotherhood" Will be ds-
livered by the Rev. DR.. Richard Wiltin-
son.
Captain S. H. Nugcnt. of Ettrick, was
notified yesterday OF the extreme ILL
ness Of his brother. Captain TheIly Nj
gent. of Norfolk. formerly of this CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Parham have gone
to New York to attend the wcddin., of
n personal friend.
T.. II. GOODWIN. ono OF our best
known citizens, has been quite sic;,
for the past two weeks. but is now
much improved.
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Delightful ReccptIop

delightful reception was held yes
terday afternoon from to o'clock at
the residence of Mrs. Ii. van l.. Bird. on
Friend Street. The occasion was the
hinety-second birthday OF Mrs. Birds
hother. Mrs. Charlotte Meade Maghee,
ana the feature that made 1t peculiarly
noteworthy was that it was celebrated
III the girlhood home of Mrs. Maghec.
and In the room In which she was mar
RED to her first husband, Edward Ran
dolph, of Brunswick County. Va.
strawberry HILL" as 1t was then
called, was the property OF her father,
pr. John \. Stockdell. Many years ago
1t passed out of the family, and the old
estate was divided into three sections.
Inc eastern portion was recently
bought and occupied by Mrs. Bird
The homo was handsomely decorated
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Captain Henley Drummond.

AMHERST, VA, February l7.-Cap-
tain Henley Drummond. who was In
the eighty-ninth year of his age, died
on Monday evening At o'clock at
his home near Sandidgcs, about nine
miles from Amherst. His death was
due TO general breakdown. Captain
Drummond is survived by eight chill
dren. as follows: Sheriff r. H. Drum
mond. B. T. and lack Drummond Mrs.
c. ID. Tucker, Mrs. w. A. Richeson and
Miss Lila Drummond. of Amherst
County: c. T.. Drummond. OF Wingina,
and Mrs. r. ]. Harris. of Saitville. all
OF whom were with him when he died.
His wife has been dead many years
Captain Drummond was one of the
Oldest and best-known citizens OF the
county. and had played prominent
part In its history. For many years
he was county surveyor OF Amherst
and also served long time as nasis-
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George ID. TnIinfcrrn

Especial 20 TIE TImcs-Dispatchl
liEATHSNIl.iE, VA. February H.
George ID. Taliafcrro. of Recdville this
county, died on saturday in a Balti-
more hospital. lie was tho son OF
George Taliafcrro. Of Essex County,
and is widely and prominently connect
ed in this state. The remains were
brought to Rccdville for interment
Mrs Taliafcrro is survived by one
sister. Mrs Golden, of Harrisonburg.
Va. and three brothers. Claughton and
John Taliaferro, of Recdvillc, and
Ernest Tal!afcrro. of Atlantic City,
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Mrs. Fannie Bowen.

GoRDONSNILLE, VA, February L.
Mrs Fannie Bowen, wife OF j.. w
Bowen, of this place, died at her home
on North Main Street, this morning.
Mrs. Bowen was thirty-nine years of
age. and had been sick only a few days.
BESIDES her husband, Mrs. Bowen is
survived by four children-Wifbur. I
student At the Randolph Macon Acad-
envy. Bedford City: Mary. Hariieid and
Emeline Brown, OF this place-an aCe,!
father. j. T. Hopper, of Martinsburg. W.
Va; l brother and an aunt, F.. T.. Hop
per and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wood. both of Char
lottesvillc.
The funeral arrangements have not
been completed. but her remains will
be Inferred in Maplcwood Cemetery.
near Gordonsvilie.
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Baby's Happiness
Depends On Health

Cross. fretful babies usually need
laxative to make them comfort
able, and comfort bcgets happiness.
Constipation Is the cause of much
discomfort Mothers should watch
closely the condition OF their chill
drens bowels and see that they are
regular.
"A mild. pleasant tasting laxative
such as DIR. Caldwelrs Syrup Pep
sin is ideal for children because of
It's natural composition and gentle
action. and because it contains no
opiatc. narcotic or other harmful
hapit-forminS drug. DR.. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pcpsln Is sold by druggists
everywhere. \ teaspoonful at bed
time Will bring easy. certain relief.
~ free trfai bottle can be OH
tanned by writing to DR.. w. b. Cald-
well. 4b2 Washington ST., Month
cello. Ills
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TWO RICHMOND FINANCIERS
ON BOARD OF DIRECTOR

GREENNlI-Lk,. s. c., February IL
inc annual meeting of the stockhold-
erS OF the Parker Cotton Mills Compau,.
was held here this morning All OF the
directors were reelected with the ex-
crp'ioh OF vacancy which was not
filed at this time The board 10 con-
posed of Edwin +. Frost and j.. y. Pei
ger. Jr. of Charlcston: Thomas +.
Parker, w. l.. Marchant and w. =.
heattic, OF Grecnviile: NJ G. Branch. of
lchnond; Thomas Motley, Of Boston.
ana Major Doolcy. of Richmond A
majority OF the stock was represented
There was nothing given out beyond
this directorate
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FIVE

yesterday with palms. pink carnations
ana pottcd plants. and Mrs. MaFpcc MAS
the recipient Of many rcmembranccs
and congratulations from friends \
unique remembrance much appreciated
was an old-fashioned nosc@ay. Nra
Maghee had Two daughters ,by her first
husband, Mrs II. van L. Bird of Peters.
burg, and Mrs. j. w Phelps of Vic.
toria, Va. and two daughters by her
second husband, Willis Maghec. OF phir.
adclphia. Miss Charlotte :. Magh,s and
MISS Anna L. MaGhee. She has nftcen
grandchildren and thirty-four great.
grandchildren. She possesses an exc.n
tlonally fine mind. is endowed with eN
cellent health. and is deeply beloved ana
revered by her many friends
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Mrs. Mnry southoII Jomc.

Mrs. Mary Southall James wife of G..
watson James, of the editorial staff OF
:he News Leader. died at her residence
1la North Fourth Street yesterday af-
tcrnoon at 5:l5 o'clock
Mrs. James Was a daughter of James
T.. Southal, of SInithfield, and Louisa
Tazewell Southhall. Besides her hus-
band, she leaves two daughters Miss
louise TaZewel James and Mrs " b.
:. Shelburne, and two sons John
ouarles James and G. Watson James,
Jr.. all of Richmond The funeral ar
ranEements had not been made yes
tcrday.
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'HeDocroR,s
v@NDv1CEA
YD>: Ze,xns Bakey- ~

The questions answered below nro
diseases IA arc cha ,lwnS the symptoms or
WI, NIL apply In any case of similar ma
Those wishing further advice. free
may address DR.. Lewis Baker. College,
i huildning, Goliese- Eiwood Streets. Day
n ;,iai,, must be given, but only IN
~, ,oiais ;, or nctitioMs name will be used in
Iny answers. The prescriptions can bc
filled at any well-stocked drug stors.,
ANY druggist can order OF Wholesaler
wort. o.; syrup sarsaparilla CONN. 3
| o oaSi; vine or :olchicum. one half OF
potassium. drams.'
Miss Bertie l.. asks. What remedy
pounds" '"'''S
lone tablets as being the most erfcctiVo
and convenient treatment TO reducc
it in sninod i Imt Druggists snpnly this
tions. After the first few days a pound
day is not too much reduction.
Mrs. NJ d. p. asks; DO you think il
is possible for me TO Increase nv
weight Of from 81 pounds to about ID
Answer: Yes l believe that the reg
war use OF special tonic tablet viii
OF others. Ask your druggist 10" Three
grain hypo-nuclane TABLETS in sealed
b.tNHttSt, Win luIi ulfCctlOuS. ltLSp
them for several months to get the full
benefit 800
Ray" writes: Can a sufferer from
bronchial trouble be relieved? boct0Is
40 not seem TO help me. What Would
Answer: To relieve chronic cold. sore
throat. bronchitis, | would advise tho
laNene. Purchase this ut any drug
store In IL or. packages and mix at.-
eo!ndinE to directions giyen. ON bottle.
OF all bronchial trouble This WIN NOT
only relieve. but viii correct, ana Is
very pleasant TO take.
A. c. ". asks: What can one do for
bad catarrhal condition? / have sur
fcred long time ana am unable "a
ind relief: In addition TO catarrh in
with pelvic catarrh Cor icucorrhca)"
AuSwer: y good tonic and builder
such as thrce-grain hypo-uucIanc sab
lets should build UP your vitality. while
local treatment; Get either a two or
eight ounce package OF the powder ana
complete directions with package viii
tel! you how TO Use.
John c. l., writes: II find NY natural
strength and nervous systeu m failIr.
me. 90 not recuperatc rs OF wore
My food and rest seem not 10 benefit
ana unable to perform the duties which
Were assumed earlier in life. While my
ambition for. work and pleasure is
slowly going"
Answ.r; think n powerful. harmless
tonic ana ncrvinc medicine viii re-
1uHcnate and restore the functions of
digestion. assimilation and elimination
by inViEorating the nervous system.
obtain three grain cadomcue tablets,
packed in sealed tubes and IA, @ as per
directions accompanying.
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DIR. Edward II. Jones.

Especial to The Times DispatchI
BRISTOL, VA, February 1T.-Dr Ed
ward I. Jones. prominent as an Elk, and
known to men OF the order throughout
Virginia and Tennessee died here this
afternoon, following an operation. lie
was siXty-four years old and a native OF
Marion. Smyth County. For twenty
years he had been secretary of the
Bristol Lodge OF Elks. His wife and
daughter. the latter Mrs. Ellis Willkin-
son. survive him. Ills funeral on Fri
day will be attended by many promi-
ncnt Elks.
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Lcake. John H. Guy and John p. Lea
AT meeting attended by many real
estate agents of Richmond held yes
terday afternoon in the rooms of the
Richmond Real Estate Exchange for
the purpose of taking suitable action
In regard to the death of Mr.. Catlin.
who was one of the most prominent
real estate agents of the city. rcsoIu-
lions of respect were adopted
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Petition In I,nnkruptcy.

Especial to The Times DispatchI
LYNCHBURG, VA, FEBRUARY IL.
John l.. Thornill. who operated n gro
Gerry store on Park Avenue. filed in tho
Federal District Court here to-day q
voluntary petition In bankruptcy. in
which the liabilities amount TO ST.
165.02. The schedule lists assots valued
ut s760.SG, OF which 1880 is In stock
ana fixtures and s3SS.3G In accounts duo
and unpaid.
Tho petition lists thirty-one Lynch
burg creditors and one each in Naruna,
Now York City and West Point, Va,
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trate for his district. In the War Be
tween the States Mr.. Drummond served
with distinction as a Confederate SOL
der, having been a member of Com
Dany |. Nineteenth Virginia Infantry.
The funeral was held this morning at
II O'Clock from his late residence. and
the burial was in the family grave
yard at his home
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Mrs. Snphronn Rose.

Especial 10 The mcs-Dispntch.
HEATlISN1IIl.E, VA, February IL
Mrs. Saphrona Rose died at her home
in Lewisettn on Thursday morning,
aged about seventy years. Burial was
at Melrose Cemetery
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Thomns v. Morris.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG. VA, February IT,
Thomas V. Norris, aged thirty-three
years. a machinist by trade. died this
morning at $40 o'clock at his home in
Durmid death being due to pneumonia
Mr.. Norris was a son OF Thomas Nor
ris. and he was a native of Brunswick
County.
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Mrs. Il. q. Root.

tSpccinl to The Times Dispatch.l
BEDFORD CITY, VA. February IL
Mrs. L. O. Root died ut her home on
Iongwood Avenue on Tuesday. The
funeral will take place from the home
on Thursday afternoon. conducted by
Rev. j. II. Grey, of the Presbyterian
Church, of which she was Il member
Mrs Root is survived by her husband
and four children, who are: Misses
Mildred and kathleen Root, Mercy and
Richard Root.
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ire occurred about . o'clock in the
kitchen OF house on Grove Avenue
owned by John y. Gill, and occupied
Dy Rebecca Jones. colorcd. The woman
had gone to work. leaving her two chill
dren in the Kitchen with a fire burn
ing In the open fireplace Sparks set
lire to the bedding. which was burned.
ne children escaped unhurt. and tho
damage to the house was small
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w. r. Howard. OF oil Decatur Street,
south Richmond, died yesterday morn
ing at $50 o'clock in his homo The
body was taken To Garysburg. n. c.,
where interment will be made to-day in
the family burying ground.
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Rond Work I'm D,,vid,,,.

The Boydton plank road has been
completed for eighteen miles from this
city out through Dinwiddie County, and
Is said TO be In nrst-class condition
10, traVei ana traffic. All of the main
puoHc thoroughfares in Dnwiddic
county have been greatly improved.
ana n large force is kept constantly at
work on them.
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WENERs CAVE POST-OFFICE
ROBBED ny YEGGN.y

STAtNTON. VA. February I7.-Bur-
glars removed the safe from the Meyers
cave post-oificc about daybreak this
morning. and carried 1t about 300 wards
down the Baltimore and Ohio tracks.
They blew 1t open, getting away safe
~ with its contents. about SIS, leaving
no clue.
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Inc case against Jesse johnson. col
orc". charged with shooting Annie
Mitcheli with a pistol. in October. 1914.
WAS yesterday continued until February
"a by Justice Griggs.
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Especial TO The Times DISPATCH
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February
17.--R. l.. English. n well-known citizen
OF Stafford County, died yesterday at
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his home from the effects of Il stroke
OF paralysis, aged sevcnty-two years.
lie is survived by his wife and three
children.