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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
vIvO sTILL LISTED
AMONG DEAD

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Newport News, Va, July A.
TweHty-eHe- Americans lest their lives
when me British steamer Armenian
sunk June 2sth. according to an cfii-
cial cable list of the lost, received
here late tonight by II. b. Holmes.
local agent for the I.eyiand Line. own
ers OF the Armenian. Three Of the
men reported lost. among whom u
DR.. vivo, are believed to have been
picked up by the German submarine
The list follows:
Foremen-E Edward Williamson. st.
Louis: j. NJ. Monroe. New Orleans.
NJ Cranberry, Montgomery: s, r. SUIT
ton. Cartersville. Va: Harry Stone.
New York city; E. r. Brown. Harris
burg, Pa; j. s. yivo. Richmond, and
Brookes. initials and residence I'M
known.
Al Mufeteers-Howard Small. Rich
mond: Thomas King, Norfolk; Wal
ter Cakes, Norfolk; Henry Rickert,
Ware Shoals. S. c.: Andrew Little.
Newport News: Edgar Wall. Newport
News: Junius Henry, Richmond: Rob-
ert Jackson. Richmond: Sylvester or
John Smith. Portsmouth: William
Young. Bristol. Tenn; one unfden-
titled.
The name Of a man named Foley
also is given. but the records here
show no such person, and 1t is be-
lieved to have been intended for John
Frobey. OF Lynchburg. The name
Leroy also IL given. but his identity
cannot be established by the lists
here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
II ALSO ATTEMPTED
n DESTROY CAPITOL


4y&U0x4A. Il l., July 3.--Before
- brougSnt here from the Glen
= uo1ice headquarters and court
~ stated to Police Captain
$500 y. Tunney. Of the New York
oGcA that he WA responsible for
nloe1on which wrecked part Of
Ate end Of the Capitol In WASH
I'm Tunney. who II the New
pollce expert on anarchists. was
kere BY Commissioners Wood to
o1ether Holt was connected
~ anarchists who ret the bomb
Pakrick's Cathedral last fall.
- = lone talk with Holt In the
3sC0N0 pclIce headQuarters. at the
163on ok which : stenographer
" nnk Tor ana 3 long statement
ut w. taken down.
fa1n Iunney refused TO make
ehe full confession at first
eur1ns : release from Conn
Weed, but he said uhlat Holt
1e4eA havine caused the WASH
p)oeaon.
~ ehat ~ placed The bomb
4Fotcl Ate yesterday after
ta Iunney. He made the
6tmeek of three sticks OF dyna-
which was attached ! time
y m "a that he left Warrington
train lAst night and that a.
M Waa pulling out Of the sta
A14rd the noise Of the Sxplo-
nh would place HE depar-
f4xQ2n Washington 1T midnight. J
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
Former Mexican President
Wires Chief Justice Com
planning OF Treatment
HAD GIVEN NO CAUSE
| FOR MOLESTATION
inquiries What He Should Do
Further to Satisfy Law.
Five Others Arrested for
Conspiracy

Ell Paso, Tex, July 3.--Gcneral
Victoriano Huerta, former Prcsi-
dent of Mexico. was arrested and
locked up this afternoon ON a
warrant from San Antonio. Tex,
charging conspiracy to violate the
United States neutrality laws.
This is a similar charge 10 that on
which nc was arrested last Sum
day on arrival I'm E1 Paso. His
bond In the San Antonio case was
fixed at $4,000, the same rs the
other case.
Other arrests made during the
afternoon included y. b. Rather,
Interpreters for General Huerta:
General Ignaclo Bravo, General
Eduardo Casa. Gcncral Jose Del
gadO and Enrique GorOsttcte.
These were AL made uTon come
plants Aled here, ana nil are
charged with conspiracy to vio-
late tnc neutrality laws. The bond
Of each was liked at eiS. 900.
7 General Huefta was unable TO rails
fclock. The others arrested durin
NR 46J WGAks AL LHS A6fU& tlHiSs At8
'einE unable to give bond.
General Huerta protested vigorous
y to the court at his treatment, an
dispatches message to the chief jus
ice Of the Supreme Court ae Wash
ngton in protest
Oroxco Makes Getaway.
The arrests followed the sensations
discovery this morning that Genera
Orozcn. though under q 81, so
'ond, and under the guard OF 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
IIPHUS IS ALMOST
DRIVEN OUT Of SERBIA


Paris. July 3.-6ir Thomas Upton
has arrived At Paris with 2 number
VI American physicians and nurses
from Serbia. He says that typhus
kas been practically eradicated from
Gsrbin. DR. strong, with ons hum
,dred other physicians. Ii still In the
tsouat rN,s4 but u sisss mat sexpeCkad that
fhev viii remain Ions. a. there IL more
important work for physicians and
nurses at the Dardanelles and at
Malta. where there are many wound-
IA.
Sir Thomas statement respecting
the improved conditions in Serbia was
Confirmed by DIR. s. III. Hodge, who
rays that the mortality from typHuA
IseiS became infected with the fever.
|nnt recovered without much troubIss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

coll, of IS East Thirty ninth Street,
sailed on the liner Philadelphia for
Liverpool today with the expectation
of going to France and becoming a
war nurse later In the summer.
Mrs. Nicoil will be away at least
three months" Mr. Nfcoll said tonight.
"She has formed no definite plans ex-
cepf that she win visit relatives in
England for time She haA serfously
the advisability of taking
up nursing and has studied with this
end in view"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
UNITED STATES WILL
;. CARE FOR ITALIAN INTERESTS

Rome, July s.-The Italian Am
hassador at Cbnstantinople has been
warned by the Italtan Government to
prepare for instant Departure. and to
make III arrangements In case Of q
gcvefnments. The United states Am
baasador ID to be asked TO look after
the italian interests Id Turkey, a SER
vice already assumed by the United
States for Italy in Asia Minor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
CAPTURE HALF MILLION
N Two MONTHS TINE.
RUSSIANS CONCEDE NEW
GERMAN GALICIAN SUCCESSES
Important Forces of Tcutons Have
Crossed GniAa Lipa and There Is No
Let-up On Intensive Forward
Drive.

London. July s.--German military
writer's figure that the Russians from
May 2 until June "a left in The hands
of the Germans 1850 oflicers and
100000 men prisoners and 500, field
gums and ITO machine guns. besides
incalculabie war material.
The latest Russian ofIic!al state..
ment admits continuation OF the re-
treat before the armies Of Field Mar
shaI Won Mackensen In Southern Po-
land. whose forces are drawing daily,
nearer to Lubiin. Heavy lighting. ape
parentiy OF = rear guard character,
for the most part, ID ccntinuing. Lub-
lin might be termed one OF outlying
defenses OF Warsaw.
The Russians also concede the Ger
man claim to new successes In
Galicia. admitting that important
forces OK Teutons have forced their
way across the Gniia Lipa.
Advance Uncheckcd.
The Austro-G German advance In Pc
land u unchecked ana the Teutons
the intensity Of their eastern offen-
stve.
The Polish fortress Or xamosc has
been captured and progress In other
sectors Of strategic Importance In Tho
east II claimed by Berlin. For weeks
|it has been the sAnse story In this
theater OF N1F-An Austro~G German
rush, : Russian rcsfeat ana the eastE
lie mot In sight
United AttnCk Planne<l. ,s5s
In preparation Tor In advance
north supported by Z German fleet.
the Copenhasen Polttiken'1 RetrOerad
correspondent states that atght Ger
lnhn army corps were concentrated M
Riga ana III the shawl region. The
attack on WindAu. the e0freepondentg
believes was IN eyidence thAt this
was The object of The German military
and navai anthcritiea #
front aH1an hAn subet1e1 With j eA1o1<j
Ia khe iafset skroMx 0exx6an &k44<
made ~ me forces under ~ Co.,
man Crown Primes III k1e ArxoIiNS
The sudden ryExtyx@uf of h4t91 ~
tilleEy Gre mi the 0e<1Aane
pU16ks TN r&ncN 7i1l1 nv
|nAArke6 features ~ ~ 4xAltel Il
- Ws1kaFA frczzts n. Il n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04
RUSSIA ISSUES
LARGE WAR BONDS

Petrograd, July s.-An imperial
edict was issued today authorizing
the Russian minister of finance TO
make two issues of treasury obliga-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
MAGISTRATE FAILS TO
ENFORCE STATE LAW
Declines to Accept Admissions al
Guilt OH Part of .Ac-
sA&a CuSttl.
PROSECUTION Is SURPRISED
Alexandria Justice Dislnisses Port
ner Brewing Company, After Man
ager Pleads Guilty--Child Labor
Inv Hard to Enforce.

inspectors OF tho State Department
OF Labor yesterday reported TO Com
missioner Of Labor Donc:!s the result
of the prosecution IN Alexandria OF 4
number OF cases inyolv!ns violations
oe Tie state labor laws.
Two of these cases arc % unusual
interest. In the case of tAc old Do
ninion Giuss Cournny, Inc, the
manager admitted working children as
youns as fourteen years 81 arc. Cor
,ilcates were presented from tho
parents OF the children showing that
they were under the LEGAL ace. The
court, however, refused Ia acccN; TN"
managers plea NJ guilty ar u accept
as evidence Tho certificates signed by
the parents, and. Sroatiy 20 tho SUR
prise OF the officers cf tho Labor DC
partmcnt, continued the hearing until
February .. The company was charged
with violating that section OF the child
labor iaw which prohibits children
under sixteen years old from being
employed az n!shi.
Another surprise for the prosecuting
officers vas tic disposition made by
the police Justice -: tile case OF the
Robert Portncr Brewing Coupa:y
( The charge was working minors undo"
Atwenty-ond years old, section g Of
the. ten hour law prohibits ;hn en-
pioying OF males ana females under
tyvcniy-ono liz airy aiAco where in
toXica:iuS liquors a;e manufactured.
bought, sold OF packed tor sh!ruent.
The nanaser pleaded cuil;y -
charge 81 violating this section. hut.
81 the f@ce az the plea. tho justice
dismissed the clse. with q reGues; ;l.a;
The hoys hy discharcei :-onl tho en-
rloy ~ tho h-ev-iN- c1mUauy.
The case O.: last,rN College. which
was tried : Manassas last T-;dar,
Terminated In 81 conviction. The ;r!u.
EragistrI;s imposed :.c uue the o.
ilc:als oi chs Institution promising u
iastal fire escapes or cach "a tie ;va
buildings within sixty days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
FOR PICKLE COMPANY

Oh petition of ~ Z. West. in the
Interest OF himself and other creditors,
Judge Crurp, OF the Law AID Equity
Court. appointed Gcddcs H. Winston
ana VI. Y. Mahoncy receivers o. the
O!d Homestead Manufacturing Com.
many yesterday afternoon The OLD
Homestead Misunderstanding Company
manufactures pickles and other table
deiica cies doi.a, husiaoss AZ 400 North
Nineteenth Street
According 10 the petition. TIC liabii!.
ties OF tho company wer. placed at
$,H,l6..S2 and the assets At si".7I7.4S
1T recent inventory. The receivers
arc directed to take charge immc-
dintely ana 10 take an Inventory OF
both ihc assets ana liabilities OF the
company. They are 10 report 10 tho
court 49, soon "a tho Inventory Is com
p!eted ana to make a recommendation
rs TO whether ar not II would be to
the interest .: the creditors TO have
the business continued temporarily or
20 sell the property. They Will carry
on the business pending the inventory.
Among the creditors arc tic following:
Firtt National Bank. $1,000: j. l.. Clark,
$1,000; ". G. West, s3,i7I.1o; j. e.
Vest S2,2H5. There are also q rcp,
claims for salnry due and ss,l23.73 due
On merchandise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
THORNTON WARNS AGAINST
MONEY ORDER COUNTERFEiTS
Series. PurportinE to Have Been Is
sued In baltimore, Said Z"
lie pnrc FOrTerics.

Postmaster Hay r. Thornton was
notified yesterday by the Post-Oh.ce
Department 10 warn local merchants,
banks and business houses to keep n
sharp watch for counterfeit money
orders. several OF which has been
cashed within tho past two weeks In
Pittsburgh and Chicago. Tho counter
felt is said TO be an excellent one,
although there gro many ways I'm
which It can DO detected Ivy those who
handle money orders Frequently.
All o. the orders passed SO tar have
boon drawn on Baltimore, and were
on blanks purporting to have bee: Is
sued in that city. The serial numbers
run from 6ot. i0T M, and arc w-ttto:!
on blank forms number $1,000. The
print OF the counterfeit is excellent,
although there IS Il slight differences
in the type. The paper. however, Is
tho chief give-owa%. being what is
commonly known commercially Is
laid" paper, instead cf safety" napc"
used IN the government orders. II Is
slightly darker, thick err. and heavier!
1t is not ~ transparent nor as smooth
As that Of tho genuine paper.
The Pittsburgh fake, o.d"r was
cashci by n, jewelcr. Who gave change
FOR $3.50 or Il purchase OF a. So
watch. In 81 icaco the Counte-tcttors
hoaGed 1t i -esaectlbic house. ana were
Identified by iac letter carrier On the
route, who o II.'d tho order. Ills in
Gorsemcn; was later couaterteitcd OF Il
number OF the counterfeit: orders, and
they were cashed then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
NEGRO CHARGED With
PICKING POCKETS
Arrested on Complnint OF .. II. Cau,-
seii Horse Dealer, After Long Ch..n.

Charles Williams, colorcd, was yes-
'csdaE afternoon arrested by Police
man Kuhn on charge OF attempting
20 steal S1l3 from tho pocket OF s. III.
Campeell. horse dealer Tho man was
locked in tho First Precinct Station.
and viii be arraigned in tho Police
Court Tomorrow.
According to Campoeii, Williams Ind
been lettering about ono OF tho horse
stables on East Franklin Street. and
had been talking with him. He turned
sway. and Campbell happened to notice
'na' the pocket which usually con-
tanned h,a wallet had suddenly become
light and fiattcnod. He at onco charged
Williams with stealing the pccketbook.
TIL: negro is said to havo dropped tho
wallet to the ground and to have taken
to his heels.
Policeman Kuhn was notified, and at
":'co set ous TO capture Williams. Tho
negro uodIcd into several stores. and
leit them through tho rear door, be-
fore no flnslly entered a second hand
clothing store OH Last Main Street.
There no ioWcd his recfer coat and
lott by the front door. lie was not
recognized at il-st, and succeeded in
sain'nE another shelter. Policeman
Kahn followed close upon his heels, and
succeeded in picking him out OF the
crowd, Campbell idont!fed tho negro
When lc saw him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
sHOoTS AT BELLB0Y
AND HITS NEGRO CHEZ
TSpecialt Tho Times-pispa,ch

Especial 70 The Times piSnatch.l
uANVILl.T;.. VA, January Go.--k, c.
Norman, hotel clerk 81 the Hotel Dan,
shot q; Hunter rylas. q coio-cd bell
hoy, missed HIN and struck the negro
Cacf. who may die IS result, % . IS
cai0:c bullet which entered just be-
low Tho heart. Norman had t-oubl.
VIII ;hn boy early IL ;hs afternoon,
and went into ;hc hitcfs;! tonight. lie
claims the negro came ~ him with q
0cat cieavo-. Norman fred twice. and
NO f.st shot struck Giles Cannon, tho
chez who vas standing nearby. Can
=on is in the hospital with a lighting
chance "a live, Norman j under $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
John w, brown.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BOWLING GREEN. VA. January 80.
John w. Brown died to-day at tho
homo of his daughter. near Paige, aged
scventYthree years. He was 4 Con-
icderate soldier and belonged to Com
pany III. Forty fifth Virginia Regiment.
He Is survived By four children, Mrs.
Matte Pickett. and Airs. Rosa Poates, OF
this county; Thomas brown, OF Fred
erlcksbura, and Phil Brown. Of Mary
land. Funeral and i1tcrmeni will take
place on sunday evening at the burying
ground OF Bethel baptist Church at
i'a;Cc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
General Weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON. January 3o.--Tho
western storm will continue eastward
attended by snow and rain Sunday over
N! districts east OF Tho Rocky Noun
taiES. except Northern New England
ana Monday over all sections east u:
Mississippi River, except the east Gulf
states.
Il VIII he warmer sunday from the
MisSisSippi Rive. eastward. and warm :
or Monday in the Atlantis states l.;
VIII be somewhat colder sunday In the
ScntTai aol plain states etnd in the
southwest. ana on Monday ia the Gulf
states ann Missouri and Middle Mis-
SiSS!ppi valleys and probably. The south
err upper Lake reckon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
Finds Abandoned pab,.

Mrs. " :: NcIuti-e. 10 Eas: -.l..fl
stree last night heard tho ,rourltul
wa2l1ss az G young child N tho alley
81 TIE -ea- q: her residence When
sac investigated >!ie .oard : -Torth-o:sl
negro 1aAy wing n INC alley. clothed
n : aews3aPe- srt Il Few tears. She
notified Pciicc headquarters, ana an
ct.icsE "1S sent "a secure the BABY.
Before lie arrived Mr. NcI-;i-s heated
some 'ni!i co- tbs child and furnished
= : basket ..-i som. warm clothing.
The baby was taken 20 Virginia Hos
i'ital where :: w;l % aido6 % :ha
children Il the :ouaEiags yya-l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
BROAD STREET FIRE
Blaze Damages store OF America n
Clothing to Extent OF $500

Fire. starting In IA pile OF trash be-
Meath the rear stairway in tho Ar,eri-
can Clothing Company store, AIS lsaut
Hroad street. last might did abou. $500
damago TO the building. Chief Joyncs
was IN charge OF Engine Companies
Nos }, !. and .. and Truck Company
No. j. which answered tho alarm. He.
succeeded II extinguishing the blaze
before il spread from tho immediate
vicinity OF it's origin. Chief Joyues
was OF tho opinion that tho stock had
been little damaged. Samuel Bendit.
proprietor of the store. made no state
,nent as TO damage or insurance 10
Chief Joynes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31

less OF the criticism Of hor friends.
until ne WAS able to be moved back to
his Vermont home
She accompanied him on troop
train. and when. Washington wa.
rcnched. Lieutenant BedelI told Secrc-
tary Stanton. OF tho War Department..
how his lifo had been saved through
lIcr devoted care. Tho secretary i'm
mcdiatciy ordered the release OF Mrs.
van Metres husband. Confederate
soldier. who, with ono OF her brothors.
had been Imprisoned Mt Fort Delaware.
Mr.. van Metre went with his wife
and Lieutenant Bedell to tho lattcr's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31

home. in -wcstfeld. where they re.
manned until tho lieutenant had rccov .
cred fully from his wounds. and M.
van Metre from tho sufferings occa
stoned by his long Imprisonment.
Az Mr.. and Mrs. van Metre arc stu
living At their old home In Berryvilir
the former hale and hearty at tho arc
OF ciShty-thrcc. 1t seems most fitting.
says tho resolution, that the state of
Vermont should tako como action In
recognition OF the unselilsh devotion OF
this young Virginia girl Of nifty years
ago to ono OF tho Green Mountuin
boys"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
VERMONT LEGISLATURE
THANKS VIRGINIA GIRL
Dispstch Ffon Montpelier Tells OF
Heccsnftiou OF nevoteA Services OF
Surne During War.


Surpe During War.
In recognition OF her courtesy to q
wounded Federal officer. tho Vermont
Legislature has passed resolution
commanding Mrs. Bette van Metre. of
Berryvillc. Va, according to o dis
patch from Montpelier. Tho Injured
soldier wns Lieutenant Bedell, of West
vile. We.
lieutenant Bedelrs leg was broken
nE shell In battle at Opequon, Va,
and he was left behind by his regiment.
Later. according to tho story told to
the LEGISLATURE. he was picked up un-
conscious and carried to the home Of
q family whose Southern sympathies
were 80 etrons that he was. left in an
attic room for three days without
proper care until Mrs. van Metro, then
girl OF twenty years. hoard OF bfn
condition, and insisted on acting as
nurse. sho watched over him, regard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
,,,ood ,,r-.,cI s., uro.,,,

j. " Atwood, the man who forfeited
has bond IN this city after Mavii; been
arrested on 4 charge OF obtaining
inoncE under false preteu>es. is under
arrest in Brooklyn, y y, according 70
adyices received by ". J. g. Housno-,,
,oI"i scout eNorNt'Va Atwood Is al
toseu 10 nave attempted - obtain So
from Miss NJ ~. Tyler. q m!iluIor l..
representing himself rs hc!na: coiicc,,.f
with the Boy Scouts. Iic is sa!l 10
have been arrested ia l!rooilyu Oh =.
similar charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
OBITUARY
MisS Elizabeth q. Temple.

Miss Elizabeth Charlotte Temple.
seventy years old. died yesterday
morning at $40 O'Clock Mt her homo.
"Ca!npticld," Chesterfield County. She
WAS tho oldest daughter OF tho late
William Henry Temple and Caroline
Frances Gillian Temple. The funeral
viii take place f-on the homo to-
morrow afternoon At $50 o'clock In
terment, which will! be private, will he
in the family bu-ying ground at .AmDt-
Fill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
FILES CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD

l. 5ou auceT from bleeding, itching.
pima or protrudirIg Piles. send INC your
address and will tell you how to cure
yourself ut hoIie by the now absero
ZION treatment; and will also aend som a
O. this home treatment FREQ for trial.
with references from your own locality
II requested. Users report Immediate
Fsiiet ana speedJ cures. 6end no
money. but tell others OF this offer.
Write to-day TO Mrs. 81 Summers. BOY
?. Sotrc Dame. Ind.-AdvertIsement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
Funeral of ,Irr. Walked.

Private funeral services WILL be held
~ o'clock this afternoon over the
body OF Mrs. Julia Wheeler Walker,
widow OF Rcuben T. Walker, OF Hfadi-
son County, Va, who died yesterday
morning In the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Page Walker West. 1907 Hanover
Avenue. Burial will he In HOLLYWOOD
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
harErd With pcd,}iKnr

PEI Goldman and Newman Brown.
Two "h;te boys, wnc claim . be sales
,Tsen from Marylard, were YESTERDAY
afternoon arrested ua the stree; Ay
Detective Bryant and Policemen thur.
;nAn ard Harris or = charEs - ped
Were sent = tae J2reui,e Detention
.iors, wh.re thay Will be held ,ntli
they 2ra a-.aisaci ~ the luvcnuc
court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-31
Local Hoinfau Yesterday.

kaihtaN last twcnty-four hours .TraC
deficiency III rainfall since March
49,
Accumulated excess In rainfall
since january %