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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
'LUNAT|C TERR|F|ES
WHOLE Community
BROOKS GAP PEOPLE NEAR HAIR.
| RISONBURG ARM FOR
/ .s
TROUBLE

| Harrsonburg, Feb. i5.--Men in tho
lneighborLood of Paios in Brooks Gap
Friday night were armed and tho
women terrified as a result of the ap-
pearance near that place in the after
noon of a strange man. thought to be
insane. The man is carrying a shot
gun, which he drew on Mrs. Webb
Hoover, who fed with her two chill
dren to the home Of the nearest netgn-
Dor,
! When first seen by Mrs. Hoover
the man was walking about q barn
near the house. She sought to escape
from the house with her two children,
but the man saw her as she left the
house and drew his gun as il to fire.
He did not shoot, Mrs. Hoover and her
children getting out of sight before
he had an opportunity to take aim.
Fastening to the home of Isaac
Hoover, one-fourth mile distant, Mrs.
Hoover gave the alarm. The man
| is described as being about six feet
tall, of rather slender build and yes
iterday afternoon was wearing pair
| of heavy felt boots. His appearance
and threatening actions caused
night of terror in Brooks Gap and
rumors of a wild man. at large
spread for miles around before dark.
| A reliable report from Brooks Gap
over the telephone was to the effect
that 'the men are all armed Many
OF them are hunting the strange man
and the women are scared nearly to
death"
| Immediately after the alarm was
given by Mrs, Hoover, a body of men
set out in search of the man. Tracks
were found in the mud where he had
been seen. but he could not he traced
amy considerable distance. At 9 o'clock
the man had not been captured nor
had any trace of him been found
/ Mrs. Hoover Is positive that the
man was in dead earnest when he
drew the gun. She Is equally GER
tain that he Is a stranger in Brooks
| Gap. No one last night was able
to account for the terrifying conduct
( of the man except on the ground that
he is insane.
Palos in the Shoemaker River Sec
ton of Brooks Gap and is about eigi-
teen miles southwest of Broadway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
HIS HAIR TURNED
White FROM FEAR
SECRET OF FOREMAN JACQUES
OF NORFOLK WHO FAvOKs :.
TWAIN.

Norfolk, Feb. 15.--Sixty years old
and as active as he was thirty years
ago. This refers to w. II. Jaques.
one of the sanitary inspectors In the
Health Department in the City OF
Norfolk and few are the people in
This old town who do not know
Jaques." But for his abundant white
hair he might be taken for a much
younger man. And his hair might still
be black, but for transformation that
came suddenly.
w. II. Jacques was not born In
NoTfplk. Petersburg claims him as its
native son, but he has lived in the
city-on the Elizabeth for many years
and has always been more or less be-
lore the public. In his early life. Mr.
Jacques was member Of the Nor
folk Fire Department. Later he was
captain of one of the companies and
since that time he has always taken
g nvely interest In the affairs of the
virginia State Firemen's Association.
Through this organization he has be-
come known in many of the cities of
Virginia. where the Firemen's Asso-
citation has held its annual meetings
Ills white hair. which gives him a
striking resemblance to the late Mark
Twain. has made him striking figure
81 all of these gatherings.
For years he has been connected
with the Health Departments and 1t
was while sitting in the once of the
health department several years ago
mat he was mistaken for the great
humorist. While many Of the older
residents know what caused jacques
hair to turn white few of the younger
folks are acquainted with the story.
II was February, 1892, that this won
derfui change was wrought and it all
happened in one night,
On the night OF February is. a big
peanut warehouse on-IilI Street was
burned. Captain Jacques was in com
mand of Company No. >. and was in
me thick OF the tight One of the wa lis
Tell and jacques was caught under il.
lie was severely cut about the head
and body and his left arm and hand
were crushed. He was hurried TO the
81 Nincent's Hospital and when he ar
rived there his hair was black. His
wounds were dressed and he was nut
70 sleep. The next morning when he
awoke his hair was white: lust as
white as ii is today and 20 take his
own statement for 1t. fear caused
the change
Captain Jacques was In the hospita !
1or 80 days and when he left he wa
INCA paciated for further duty as a
hroman, That wss why he became an
Inspector in the Health Department
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
BOY PLACES BARS
ON RAILWAY TRACK
YOUTH CONE'ESSES
TRYING TO WRECK SOUTH
ERN TRAIN ,

Charlottesville, Feb. 15.--What
might have been serious wreck OF
passenger train. No. a., on the South
ern Railway, Saturday, was averted
by the arrival of John Farrar and
Jack Brown, OF this city, at point
near the trestle at Mourys Mill, just
south of Charlottesville. where a num-
Der of angle bars had been placed
on each other and braced upon a
rail in such a fashion as to lift To-
connective from the track.
The men heard the train approach
ing and succeeded in getting the obs
struction from the track in time to
prevent an accident. Looking about
they discovered boy hiding behind
bush. When pressed. the lad, whose
name is Jack Clements. admitted his
guilt. He was tried before Magistrate
Moran and ordered to the reformatory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
WHITEHEAD TO RUN
FOR LEGISLATURE

Norfolk, Feb. 15.--Dr. Robert f.
Whitehead, of Kempsville, Princess
Anne County. was announcing to his
friends In Norfolk yesterday that he
would be a candidate for the House
of Delegates for his county at the
August primary. j. r. Malbon, the
present member of the House from
Princess Anne will not stand for re-
election. A. o. Baum of Vina, has
already announced his candidancy at
the newt election. j. f. Whitehead
father OF DIR. Whitehead. wos a former
member Of the Legislature from Prin-
cess Anne. having defeated Littleton
Owens, coIored. in the eighties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
BIG EVANCELISTIC
CAMPAIGN PLANNED

Lynchburg. Va, Feb. 15.--Prepara :
tory to inaugurating a united CAM
paign of evangelism in the Protestant
churches of Lynchburg next Sunday,
the pastors of twenty-five churches
yesterday exchanged pulpits for sun
day mornings service. This after
noon mass meeting was held at Court
Street Church. at which the Revs. DR..
w. w. Hamilton. First Baptist; DR..
Joseph B. Dunn, ST. Paufs Episcopal.
and DIR. j. n. Latham. Court Street
Methodist, were the speakers. The
campaign il designed to enlist the
church members in personal evange-
lism from February 20 to Eeaster
Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
HALIFAX FARMERS
READY FOR WORK

Chatham. Feb. 15.-The week just
closed has been ideal for farm work
except for blowing. very, little of which
was done until the latter part and
than was only sodded land, but the
time was used in cutting and doing
many other things. Plant beds were
burned and more work accomplished
than in any week since Christmas.
Sales on the local tobacco market have
been very good and while prices have
been not SO high they have been In
keeping with the other markets and
quality offered.
The bright days have caused the
spirit of gardening to awake and a
few more days will find peas, pota-
toes and other vegetables that can
he planted at this season in the
ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
\ Limhless Rernl,ardt

Paris. Feb. 15.-The report that
Nine. Bernhardt's leg had been ampu-
tated arose from her own actions on
Saturday which at the same time
testify to her courage and calmness
after medical consultation she tel p
graphed to several friends in Paris
Tomorrow my leg is to be cut off
Think of me-
To one who has organized many
lecture tours she telegrarhed:
My leg Is going to be amputated
Would YOU like to count on me for a
lecture tour soon?'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16

Bristol. Feb. t5.--The fatal ending
of a game OF cards was told in the
discovery today near Gate City, Scott
County, of the body OF Auburn Chap
man. twenty-four years old. Chap
man had been shot through the heart.
presumabl by a compa MON. who. in
Fastening away. scattered a deck OF
cards about the dying man.
The authorities have found no def
mite clue, although one suspect Is
1nder arrest. Chapman is survived
by a wife and child.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
INDICr NEGRO IN CULPEPER
Made Brutal Assault Upon Young
C0tored Girl.

Culpeper, Va, Feb. 15-An in.
dictment was returned today against
Lem Brown, negro. for a brutal
tcrimnai asseu lt on a colored girl by
the name of Lille Green. Brown
beat the girl into insensibility and
lm.Streated her in a dastardly man
ner. He was arrested after an ex-
citing chase last night, during which
several Anots were fired. The officers
had quite 4 tussle in subduing the
man. The colored section OF the
community Is very much wrought up
against the man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
Happenings From All Sections Of the State of Virginia
EICHT-HOUR DAY
FOR HILL CITY COPS

Lynchburg. Feb. 15.--The local Po-
lice Department this morning began
work under an eight-hour shift for
sergeants and patrolmen.
Heretofore here have been two
reliefs, then men working twelve hours
daily. The change has bee naccom-
plished by the addition of two pa
trolmen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16

Lynchburg. Va. Feb. 15.-The sales
Of dark loose-leaf tobacco here last
week aggregated Sa7.4o0 pounds. be-
ing 100000 pounds heavier than the
previous week, and making the sales
Tor the season aggregate S.275,S00.
With the market handicapped In for
eign orders, the prices showed another
slight decline. The buyers have been
unable to przie the tobacco as fast
as 1T has been sold since the begin
ming of the year.
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DISTRICT /.


H. II. Adanis. ,Eastville ...............14 500
W. r. Broaddus, West Point ....... $4,000
Siss Frances T. Bellows, White Stone . :. $3.50
Y. ID. Clark, Syringa .................149 10000
Rev. c. NJ. Billings Farnham, Va. ..... 63.020
Rev W. C. Foster Bay View. .......,. 10000
". f. Hayes, Capevllle ...........,..... 10000
Mrs A. w. Jennings, Toano. ...........1 1920
l.. C. Mears, Keller ....................132 $4,000
Vim. f. Wadde Tunstall ............. To-, 0l0
Julian r. Moran Mangohek 80: ...... 25310o
G. A. Warner, Tappahannock .......... 1920
Mrs. Sidney Smith, Yorktown ........> $4,000
Allie f. S. Stephens. Wieoinieo Church. 1500e
G. +. Unruh. Kinsale observation-disclosures. 36020
r. b. Sutton, Plain View ........13 4010
j. S. Tyler, Onancock Observation-Disclosures ,020
Rev. j. Z. Hearn, Heathville. ........ 10000
W. H. Loving, Beazleys ............. 140G50
Mrs. w. II. Ware, Gloucester Courthouse $4,000
DIR. w. +, Dunawav, Brookvale ......... $4,000
Miss Virginia Hamilton, Newport News. 23.o40
e. II Mills White Marsh concurrence. $4,000
DISTRICT O.
Votes.
M. i. i. bland, Boykins .....,....... $4,000
S. y lamp, Sebrel Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Miss Jennie Covington. Suffolk ....... 10000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
ROLsTON WILL NOT
OPPOSE. SENATOR PAUL

Hsrrisonburg Feb. f5.-~Dr. c. H.
Rnlston members of the House of
Delegates from Rockingham County.
declares in letter in a local paper
that he will not be in the race for the
state Senate TINS fail. John Paul.
Republican. is the present representa-
tive from Rockingham County.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
Canada's Postmaster General Weds.

New York. Feb. 15.-Thomas Chase
Casgrain. postmaster general of the
Dominion Of Canada. visited the Of
flee of City Clerk Scully in the
Municipal Building today. and obtain
ed license to we'd Mrs. Maria Louise
Mason. who accompanied him. The
ceremony, he announced, will be per-
formed tomorrow in ST. Patrick's
Cathedral
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
NEGRO BOY DRAGGED
TO DEATH BY COW

Pulaski, Feb. 15.-walter Blair.
twelve years old. colored, was dragged
to death by a cow in Carroll County
The boy was leading the animal with
a rope and tied the rope around his
waist, The COW took fright and
dragged the boy more than half a mile.
Life was extinct when he was found.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16

Norfolk. Feb. l5.--Norfolk is soon
TO have one of the handsomest and
mos, costly churches for coiored wor-
shippers in the State. Ii will be erect
ed at the corner OF Wide and Henry
Streets and when completed will cost
about SOS, 600 II will be occupied by
the First Cavalry Baptist Church con-
gragatipn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
Bachelor Remembers Poor.

Burlington. y. J., Feb. 10
Through final settlement today of the
estate of the late Franklin r.. Frazier
an aged bachelor. the Burlington
county home for aged women receives
a bequest Of si.34s. and the county
home for es-iIdren a similar amount
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
PENNSYLVANIA Plant Burns.

Scranton Pa, Feb. 1.-THE plant
of the Barium Chemical Products
Company. at Virginia. two miles south
Of this city. was destroyed by fire
yesterday. entailing a loss estimated
at sS5 600
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on On Business Trip.

Attorney n. c. O'Fiaherty. Of The
a " firm of O'F'laherty, Fulton 4
Byrd. left last night on business
trip TO Ala ma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16

Burnley Raiford Ivor Observation-Disclosures. $500
Mrs J. s. Cnlpepper Portsmouth ~ 1880
r. A. Scott Route >. Smithtied canaan. $3.50
A. W Parker Franklin ............... 32.sC0
Miss NJ B. Presson Chuckatuek ..... $500
Rev +. r. Dadmun Norfolk ... 6o,3NN
Mrs G. r. Rood, I.onaonbridge ........ 1890
Willard r. Council Franklin ....... os,auo
William Vincent Rawlings Capron, Va LOG. 800
Mrs B. F. Coleman Smithteld ....... 1880
f. p Westbrook. CORTLAND ......... 25.5O0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16

CANDIDATES DESIRING TO HAVE THEIR
STANDING INCREASED WILL SEND THE PINK
CERTIFICATES TO THIS OFFICE AND THE VOTES
VIII BIZ PUBLISHED
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DISTRICT 3.


Mrs. NJ f. Atkinson, o50o East Broad 43,3l0
W. S. Brockwell, All Nicholson .......... 1890
Miss Anna B. Briel 2616 f. Franklin. -. 24.2l0
Miss Norma Cheatham 215 \. 2Sth. ...'. 361O)
w. B. Carnea 223l Monument ....... 4S,2n0
l.. A.. Crew. 500 f. Leigh. .............. 1880
Mrs. e. G. Dillon, S2l s. Meadow - 3ocl0
Rev. w. r. Hail. 633 y. 18th ............ 81 0G0
Mrs. G. l.. Hooker. 243 Temple :. ....... $4,000
W. w Harden. Col n 22nd .11OS7)
Rev. Fl. T. Jones, 6l5 Denny ..... 45.oS0
Mrs. w. Ell. Lyme, 2409 E. Clay. ... 13o010
Mrs. J. f, Lumsden, 3l1 East Clay 14a, Go
A. p Mattingly o23 E. Broad. $4,000
DIR. Robert Mitchell. 115 w. 18th. Dol 800
Miss Elizabeth Norton 2609 Il. Grace !. 2s.2c0
DR.. W. w. Nelson. 3942 Williamsburg Ave $4,000
c. Lee Moore, 2039 w Grace. .362 900
Mrs. NJ v Saunders, 1906 Floyd. ... 5000
Miss Gertrude Steger. 1925 w. Clay 1913 80
Miss NJ. r. Stephens. GA n. Avenue -. 10000
w. r. Toone, 1901 4th Ave. ol010
Rev. j. r. Tucker, Forest Hill. .... $4,000
f. c. Walthall. Jr, 1919 Hanover. $500. 52G15
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
OBITUARY

Hayes Store-Fiske Roiph. aged
sixty seven years, died at his home
after a lingering illness. He is Sur
vived by his widow, who was Miss
Ray before her. marriage; two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Charles Hughes and Mrs.
Nirgcl Leigh. and two sons, Rosser
Rolph and Willie Roiph.
EXTRAORDINARILY. W. Eastman,
lightweight years old. died at the
home of his brother. G.. II. Eastman.
on South Main Street. He was born
in Flint Hill, Rappahannock County,
and for about thirty years was mer-
chant at Front Royal. He was one
OF six brothers all OF wnom were
soldiers in the Civil War A brother
and a sister. Mrs. Philip Eastman, of
Fauquier County. survive.
HarrisonDurg- Lillian Lago,
fifty years old, wife of Frank Fl. La
go. is dead at Mount Crawford Her
father was the late Rev. ". l.. Lynch,
"A Methodist minister, for years u mem
Der of the Baltimore Methodist Con-
ference.
Harrisonbufg--The funeral of Holt
Hammer twenty-one years orc, was
held Sunday morning from his unci-' 9
home, near Franklin. w. Va, about
| forty miles west of here. Hammer
was logging in the Alleghanies when
a tree fell on him. breaking his right
arm and right leg and fracturing his
skull. He leaves his father. Clay
Hammer. and four sisters all in Nor
rlstown, Pa.
Lynchhurg--Mrs Irene Crist. aged
forty years. wife of H Taliaferro
Crist, died Saturday at her home at
Eion, Amherst County, after brief
Illness. She was a daughter of the
late Captain George Henry and Fran
ces Scott Cameron. of Amherst Coun-
~. In April, 1899 she was married
to John F. Elder.
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DISTRICT 4.

Votes.
j. F. Barlow Surry Observation-Disclosures. ~ 900
Willie NJ. Butterworth Wilson ......... $3.50
Miss Ward Butler. Matoaca ............ $500
Miss Maude f. Burge Dolphin .....4.. $4,000
Willie T. Clarv Disputana ...... 3S $50
VIM. L. Eanes 235 n. Sycamore Street,
Petersburg ......S $3.50
L. p. Henning Jefferson ........ $4,000
David Hepburn. Chester ............. 10000
Rev. C. G. Jones' Ettrick ..,....... 10000
w f.. Elmore. Lawrenceville. .l34, $40
j. Victor Norton Petersburg ....... 11S,a30
f. +. Olger, Church Road .............. 81 900
r. A. Savedge, Wakefield .. $4,000
W IT, Scott Waverlv ............... 31,21U
Stuart A Oliver CIaremont ...... 2G 400
DISTRICT s.
Votes
Mrs G. Il. Allen Victoria ......... $500
Rev. W. w. Balm Crewe Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Jas. G.. Brooks, Vernon Hill ........... $3.50
Mrs. w. T. Firesheet, CTewe ........... 67100
Miss Anna Farnsworih Jetersville ..... 96,4oO
j. p HARDWOOD, Pamplin .............. 60,1G0
Miss Cecil Stigal Scottsburg ..... 2O0,265
j. H. .Jetfries. Skipwth .134,O 900
Edward W. Maddux Blackstone ....... 6Olu0
S. o. Inge. Kenbridge ...............155 $4,000
Rev. O. B. Newton, Keysville ........... 5S,3l0
Miss Dorothy Pettus brakes Branch !. (. 600
L. +, Rogers Charlotte Courthouse. -. los. 600
Mrs. J. w. Stephenson Virgilina ....... 60.3O0
Miss Lucy shelton. .Jelfries .... 61.2l0
Miss Beatrice Thompson ,Jetersvlle. . 4l3,OOO
Miss Agile Willard. Baskerville ~ 1O7, OG0
Mrs. f. G. Caldwell, Appomattox ....... 800
Annie NJ. Crute South Hill .......... 60,100
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DISTRICT 6.


James O. Hobbs. Stanton ~ 10000
j. c. Lindsay, Forest Depot. .......... 100000
H. L. Hooker Stuart .............146 200
Rev. G. T. Kincannon Bedford - go, 900
Philip n Vaughan Gate City. $4,000
W. Alex Martin Roanoke ......... $4,000
James H. Gravev Danville .......... POI 800
w. II. Massie, Barber " $4,000
j. w. Myers. Basic City ............... ,126,00O
Barcev Walthall Waynesboro ......... 45,500
Miss Frances Williams Pearisburg .. $1,000
c. S Sheppard. Covington ....... 30,010
DISTRICT T.
Votes.
". w. Adams. Hanover Courthouse 49,. 81 200
Miss Virginia Thompson, Beaver Dam. 100000
W. A. Rice, boswell INSTRUMENTATION. $4,000
c. NJ. Ball, Lauraviile Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
j. n. Walker Jr., Louisa ............... $4,000
IL c. Biscoe Fredericksburg .. 1910
Geo G. Rawlings. Fredericksburg $500. $500
r. w Foster wv Depot ........... 63.SO0
r. H. Waterfied Charlottesville ......- 1170O0
Robt r. Jones, Fredericksburg .......... $4,000
Miss Eva Stribling Remington .......... 10000
A. r. Warner, Strasburg ............... 25,330
A. J. Myers, Sandy Hook .............131,0l 0
Erie Rinker. Stevensburg .148,0OO
c. d. Wenger, Dayton .......... $4,000
Fl. Preston Morris, Charlottesville $3.50. 1920
William c. Thacker. Carriers Bridge. 49,. $3.50
Miss Helen Harris, Scottsvillc ....... 1900
f. Hobson Snead, Cohasset ....... $1,000
Gordan Baker. Columbia ............... $4,000
Wm Briesmaster Enright .....1 10Y APO
j. c. Goodman Sabot .169, 100
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Nms Mefjtc.

slus Brownsville tpiro ge,ncl.
Oct Dob piele slmerifaner georo.
Nerieo berlaifet i,no oab bieIe Meri.
faner, Die bisber in 8roipnspille
tuobnten nod Wfatamoros iiberlie=
oeln auh politiide ssIiidtlinge, oie
friiber ni6t nad Werico 5uriiffebren
onrften, lafie man iett rubig Die
@ren5e paiiieren.
= General MlIa's Mnnport nni
ben 6rieoensnoridlag Der amerifa-
riihen &egierungen. lit in 8albina-
ton eingetroffen. Sic lit nidt be-
fannt gemadt tporoen, aber es bei6t,
ouB er ben 8orihlag obne ginipano
atrnebine.
Serntoiillo, oie Sauptitnot oes
Staates Sonora lit bon oen garrans
5iltns belett tDoroen.
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