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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Mnnidlcn fclue @eleiic an Yinc

Nnnid)en tciue Weleiic an Ftnt
StraBe. @eil Ole Tine StroBc lebr
ldnmnl lit mo ioebCh nelt gepflnltcrt
luuroc. iin5 Die Nnmobner mo
5taothchoroen oogcgen BOB Die nellc
9iontc ser S%traBenbobn on Der Sine
5traBc lduft, mo man mill octr
Staotrntb erludlcrL ser Noltte cincn
Blod meiter. on Der Badger StrnBe
ciucn @eg on3lnpeiien. @ie Der.
ldutet, bot ser Staotrotb 0oS Hcdt.
Der StroBenbnbu . @eieGihoft 0en
Meq Scr Houtcn nn5umeiicn; Die in
Nc3uQ bicrouf III bern Gntiheio Der
Stoat5 , Giienbobn Gommiiiion &C.
mohten &orldldQe ioQen leoinlid
gmpfebluuqen iein, mo fonnen emf
lpc0cr belolQt mcr0cn o0er, lucrn cs
5nefmoBia crifeint, fam cine Nel
oromtnq Der Routcn pom Stootrotb
~qctrofien lpcr0cn. ghtr Die 4noro-
munq IN 8e5uq ntf 2eQet bon Cop
pelqelelien fonnen hiht gedilocrt
merocn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Tic ainberldhme

9ic ainberldbme. Sn @ale5Oiac
itno pier Sale oieier ainSerfranfbelt
oiisgebro6en, uno iino infoI9eoelen
bic oortigen Sdrulen Die nG6itcn 5luel
@ofen Qeidloiien. Sn ben bei0en
6Gaen, Die in Ga Grolic DortameL
muroe om Miittiuo6 Die Quarantine
ouigeboben. Ger fleine Sobn pon
:. .. SobnioI. 1882 @ime6ugc
Stra6e, bat einen tbeilweiie JelaInl-
ten grnL unO Der fleine Sobn BON
,5obn SSlten 240f 6remont StroBe,
hat elm gPlGbmteG 0ein als 6oIge
Der qe'urdtetcn aranfbelt beboiten.
&c aiuoer Der 6onilie Suen bur
len Die G,hllle IN ben n1dIten II Iu-
gen nod nla,i ncpGdlen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
@iIeu 1T Waht.

un6 uniere @oaren Die mir fobrisi.
rem, iino uniibertreiili6. Seiuden
Sic uniere Sd)ultroume uno inipi.
siren Sic Die qroBe 0orietot Don
2biirenL Senitern, Sartbol5-S uBbo.
Den, alnitglos uno unierc onberen
Nrbeiten. Sir peroen gerre ole
Trogen beantmorterL uno Sic iino
nid)t gum 3oufen nerpflidtet. gber
penn Sic etmos brollhen, 10 lino mir
eerne bereit Sbnen Hreiie at nenncn
unb, bite, pergeiien Sic nid]t oaB
mir ole Mooren ielber heriteQen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
906seitsalofen

SSm 0allle bon GSrma emma Snlitl
@ine Strobc, mur0e 0tIttpodI
Nben0 neren Sohtcr 2illon Beatrice
nut Sbomos y, 9opcnport ourdl
9aitor 6olpiinicit perndblt.
Sic 5olgeHhen erHieIell einen Sod
observation-disclosures
&ucicn Z. Reih ino WabcI 80rle
beloe ron ga Grolie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Notice orNppIiea,ion to County cour.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, -
County CourS La Crosse County IS

STATE OF WISCONSIN, -
County Cours, La Crosse County So
II PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term Of
the County Court, TO be held in and for said Coun-
y, at the Court House. in the City of La Crosse,
10 said County, on the 4h Tuesday, being the 24th
day Of October, A D.. 1916, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
the following matter viii be heard and considered
The application of Martha Bosshard. ExecutriS
OF the last will and testament of Mary Grass. late
oI the City Of La Crosse in said County of L
Crosse, deceased, for the adjustment, settlement
and allowance of her final account as such execu.
tr2 and for the assignment of the residue of tht
estate of said deceased to such persons as are en-.
titled 70 the same.
1916.
By order of the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY,
County Judge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Neuefte Rn3eigen.
CflabpmasH egiernnass2 anc.

9ie &esierung Der @ereiniaten Staten
p~erfauft i'm @nfanq Sftpbsr 1916 bfientlid
i'm nOrelihen Stlaboma nnbesu cine Miaipn
Gder @olbs. Wieien uno ssarm cno in
Gratis BON je 100 Nder uno aud phne Die
@inihrdutungen oes aIeinitdttrreeitBes.
Yreis per Gfer BON $1.00 autmorts. Sin
&iertel Gnaahlung, &eft in hlel Sohren.
8phniis uno Nnbau piro niht pfrlanat.
SIC branben tein 8iirser su TEN. 6eidli'
der &eGen'ol: jdhrIidl etma 40 3ol. 3abl'
reide Stdote. CUTE Mdrfte unb glier bahnsn
limb %uorbnnoen. Sflreiben Sic ipfort UNI
oeutite unb nmtlihe 9rudiaden an
Won LINDT.
2124 Sco9tuif Ctr, Chicago, Sn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Sersnisunss=8 tsw.iier.

Raieftir. - Sonntag Rnbmltta9s uno
abenos SauoeUile ~Yorlteaungen; an
ben &ohentaeen @nnoelblloer.
6iluu. - Seoen gadmittag uHo IbenO
@anbeIbiloer.
Gaiuo. - Seoeu 9id1mittae uno Gbeno
&dnoelbiloer.
sbe Strauo - ian Der Sadlon StraBe)
Seoen Gbeno GRANDCHILDREN.
etnr. - Seoen Rahmittag uno Gbene
@anoeIbiloer.
Sreamlano.-(Goroie .)-Sehen Gag
Grandchildren.
Come. (yioroieite.) Sebeu Gag
@anDeitil0er.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

Nl& 4oniniltratoren Ser Mad
Iniicnifoft bon @enrp ". Sal;tr
murocn ociien Sohn, &cftnetb, lcin
&rlloer %obu uno Carl Hou erromlt.
Gicielbcn multcn cine 9uraifoft bon
$4,000 lteIcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

Stinlnen neaen Nudlliiens.

&elDobncr bon Bangor uno Malhing-
ION 1omnihip botten ON Iienstog
ilber bobe ODER nieorige S6ontgebiib
rem Der @irtbi6oiten ob5uitimmeiI,
lno Die 2lbitinmung fiel 3u @unitcn
ser beitebenoen nie0rigen @ebitbren
ans uno 5rpor iibermirgeno itarf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

sEg $20,000.0o 81 pcrIciben olti
@runoeigentbum in Ga Groiie in
5ummen BON 100000 bis 5u So.
10000 81 SD. Nodlsuirogen BEL
q. $. SOFA. Gnntor. 331 Main
SfroBe. poer SeIephon 352-R.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

Ser 9ieecr Soc &ertins. Scr alti
Griuden bon Grneit Smens aui lei.
nen @eiiteS5uitanb unteriuht iuuroe.
muroe als geiitie geiuno crflort, NM
'puter erIldrte er iidl plllens ieinell
gtudbar l1lpens fiiroerbin niht 81
~telditigen. Gr botte SmenS. Der aui
itinem 0'unoitiidc nod)@ilrmern ge.
araben Iotte, ongegrifien ,tno ge.
0robt i'm 5u tooten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
Snterfate 6air.

ie %. Suteritatc
Jair miro am Wton
Tag, Den %. Sep
tcm6cr III So Grore
eroifnet fucroen uno
cine 2Sode lang
0uuern.
$1,000 irno iur
Erdntiell allsgeiebt
mo $4,000 fur Die
9feroe, lpelhe IN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
gru6efahrt ber ncnen Stra6en.

bobnpaqen. @eutc Abeno miro cine
Yrpbcfobrt Ser neilcn StroBenbaGn-
luuacn ltottfinoen, un0 mitr0en Gil-
Iaoun0en on oiientIihc 8enmtc, an
cinige Wcidditsleutc mo Die Irciie
crloiieu. 3ie Erobefnbrt bcainnt
belte 4ben0 nm s ltbr bon Der Ode
Der Main uno 4. Strobe aus.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
SGionalia.

@ru. uno Srou >. 0imler
lnnroe onl glittmod ein anabe 9ebo-
rem.
Sei @rn. un6 6rou 6reo
GIttman. t101 State StraBc.
iinO Srml 6rco 9ittmton Sr. uno
Sobr pm Sonta Roia, Cal, gum
Yciu6e eingetroffen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

Sie6itabl. Claus Clion 2203
Morfct Strobe. meIoetc Der Eoli5ei.
bebor0e oo6 Inn aus ieineln 0a1lie
4Fittpoh NodInlittog so ~aeitoblen
iuar0en. $t2 in Sitter tpuroen bon
cirem YIoe Qenommcn mo alli einer
onoeren hin1elent. Clion nil &c.
ihlofen baben. ols ser Giebitnhl poi
iirte. Bic 8eidittc lit etnas ion-
1erbar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22

2 Gine SSrdn iuar iebr bOie nnb
eob ibrem @efubl i'll einem 8rieic
On Or. Gctcr 6obrneu 4usorud. IS
crregt ibre, 3orn, neil tie sSorntS
MlpcntrGuter niht III DER 4potbefe
hires G8obnort5 folien tonutc. Ion.
ocrn onflIr nod Chicago ihreiben
nubte. sic mudtc obcr bolo Ole
@riobruua, Dab lid oicic D}ilbc gut
rcrlobnt. Dns 0eilmittel miro oerl
&cutcn brett qeliefert BON sem Ser
1tcaern Or. Ecter Tohrnen & Cons
So. 1875 so. 0o0ue 4pc., GGi
cago. 81.
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Nns ben 0eridten.
Holiseineriht.

SOpbie Cameron. Die lid, am Mon
tag lhuloig befonnte SSniailim einc5
nnoroentlihen &ouie st lein, mltBtc
Sl5 llno Soften beSohlen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-22
@ener oeitcr Der Smcnitric. Sdln.

Neuer 9eitcr Der Smnnitric. z dit.
lc. :. y. Coleman uon scr Wiil
moufecr GcutrolfortbiIounpSldmlc III
3lrm Gireftor ser bicli9cn Snouitric.
ldnilc crlpohit morocn mo trdt lei.
ucn nulcn Soften or Ntontno an,
Sem NmtaporQonoer :. Is. Sutbcr.
luEo, lclte Ole Steae niebcr un6 be.
f,u0ct lid oltf DEM MtQe nod Yo.
nuntu. mn elntn Gnitcn bel ser @lu.
~hcSbchorAc fitr Gr5iebun9Speicn uli+
5urehmcn. Coleman lit Elm Nblol.
rent Der Mhitcnotcr 9tnrmalidulC
aus Dem Sabre 1909 uno hat lpoter
III ser Mihpoufeer 9iormolihulc 10.
Iuit ON 9ra0lcp YoIptehniflm mel.
tcritltAirt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
FIREMEN PROMOTED
Alarm BOncN Ordered Placed at Inn
portnnt >cpints in Suburbs-Ncw
Wen on Eligible List.

Th. i;oard OF Fare Commissioners
last night placed the following appli-
cants on the "lipibl" list: j, G.. john
son anu Granville y. Corr.
The following changes were ordered
IN the Ere Departments CORVALLIS
Thompson. promoted from Grade 10
10 grad" "a In Truck Company No 1 :.
Lieutenant j. :. Gibson transferred
from Engine Company No. TO Engine
COMPANY No. ., and W. r. Cardwen
made lieutenant OF Engine Company
~" >: T. j. MaNey. grade "E.' trans
fcrred from Engine Company No. . TO
Engine Company No. .: j. t. Pagan.
grade "B. transferred from Truck
Company No. To Engine Company No
!. ana y. l.. smith transferred from
Engine Company No. J to Truck Com
panv No |.
The board ordered stree, fre-aiar;u
boxes Installed at Alley Avenue and
Taylor street, and one ~ Chamber
IaTne Avenue and Brookland Park
Boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
MOOSE AT BANQUET
More fhHn 100 Member. initiated, Into
Local LOtlrc-f'rnrni.. Makes
Address,,

The class Initiation. when 100 new
members were ushercd into the local
branch Of the LOYAL order Of Moose
was followed last night h!' II banquet
~ Murphy's Hotel. when more than
80 members listened for several hours
To addresses hy known mon j.
l.. McCaulcN presided 1T the banquet
District Attorney Erocuip. OF Bait
more. who WAS introduced br Attorney
General John Garland Pollard with a
short address, was tn" principal speak
or last night. Mr.. B.ocui,. spoke for
more than an hour on Tile Loyal Or
der of Moose Director-Gcneral Gar
land also made a short address lie
was introduced hv Mayor George AIMS
lie With t"w appropriate remarks.
The election Of officers OF tho local
lodge for the ensuing year viii take
r!Ic" next Monday night. Til" class
initiation was the largest ever at
tempted BY the Moose in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
RICHMOND WOMAN DEAD:
HER HUSBAND IN JAIL
rcrr, Mcdonnell IL Arrcstcd in Detroit,
Charged with Murder of His
NifC.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

iSpeciIl To The Times DIS ilAlCn.
DETROIT MICH, March 6.-The
Year that his wife may I've buried in
an unmarked grave is source of
greater concern TO perrX Mcconnell
than the fact that warrant has been
taken out charging him with murder.
Ills wife. Fay, died on saturday night
from wounds that the husband said
were sclf-innicted.
IF shc gains consciousness before
she dies, she will oxoucrate me" the
husband said Bu; consciousness never
returned TO nor.
81 love her" said Mcconnell, his body
shaken by great sobs. Don't let her
go TO tho potters field"
Then he asked tho coroncr's clerk 10
notify her parents, whose name is
flowers. at 1916 Broad street. Rich
mond. 4 telegram has been sent TO
that address.
McConncll's plea before Justice Stein
when he was brought up on the MUIR
der charge made him an object OF
sympathy in the courtroom.
What do you plead. McConnell?"
asked the court.
Judge" the prisoner answered. #
didn't do IT."
The man then told Of the rcpca led
attempts the woman had mado TO XIII
herself. Once she attempted to slash
herself with II razor aud he proven cd
the act by taking tho razor away from
her.
she took poison. and tried gas also"
said the man.
lie declared that If he were in any
way responsible. it was indirectly
through quarrels he and tho woman
had over drink. They had been mar
ricd six years. hc said. and have Il
tivc-year-old daughter In Richmond.
The preliminary examination was set
for March II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
SYRUP OF FIGS
!. FOR CROSS, SICK
FEVER|SH CHILD
Look. Mother! Is tongue coat.
ed. breath hot ana
stomach, sour.
Harmless "fruit laxative" best
to clean tender liver
and bowels.

Mothers can rest easy after giving
"Caliiornia syrup Of Figs because i'm
few hours all the cloggcd-up waste.
sour bile and fermcntinE food gently
moves out of the bowels. and YOU hnyo
q well. playful child again. children
simply Will not take the time from
play TO empty their bowels. and they
become tightly packed, liver gets slug
Glsh and stomach disorhcrcd
When cross. fcvcrish. restless SEQ If
tongus is coated then give this dc
licious fruit laxative" Children love
il. and i; cannot cause injury No ar
ference what ails your little ono if
full OF cold. or n sore throat. diarrbocn
stomachachc. bad breath, remember. q
gentle inside cleansing" should al.
ways no the first treatment given
Full directions for babies. children or
all ages and Erown-ups are printed on
each bottle.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syr,ps
Ask your druggist for 50-cent hottie
OF california Syrup OF Figs" then
look carefully and see that it is made
by tho california Fig Syrup Com
rany" We mako no smaller size.
Hand back with contempt any other
liz syrup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
IMpOSSIBI.I: 70 ESTIMATE
t:NTINt: AMNiN OF LOSS

u was In the latter articles and a
sheet. taken FROM on" OF The bcIs. that
IN" thief carried OF tho stolen goods.
From tho amount OF goods stolen *
Is thought that more than one person
VAS engaged in tho robbery. and tho
police arc OF the opinion that the rob-
berry probably Was committed hy a
thief who had hut recently arrived In
the city. II is Thought that he saw
Mrs. krengel and hci mother leave
aud entered tho house soon after. ig-
norant Of whose home il was
Miss Dorothy Mason, who is related
to Mrs. Krcngcl ana who lives with
'hcm, returned TO the homo soon after
irctcctivc Sergeant ErrnGcl arrived
there yesterday afternoon. She found
that her room had been entered and
~ small pistol which she kept ia her
hurcnu had been taken to Mrs. Ercn-
::olS room. However. Sh" did not re-
port amy Of her property as having
hcCu stolen.
The entire upper part OF tho house
was in the greatest disorder. and Scr+
weant Ercngcl said last night that he
had been unable to determine exactly
what had been stolen. He said that
'nc heavier articles o! furniture and
tie carpets were the only things that
ne knew remained. lie was engaged
!: ST nigh; in an effort TO determine if
several valuable papers had been stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
Ruhcrt crawford Moore.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FIRED liG, VA. Altrvh s.
Robert Crawford Moore. Il former
resident of this city, ana wcll known
here, died to-day alta his home At
Mullins :. {. MIR. Moore. about "a year
ago. married Miss Alice Moncurc. OF
this city. who died only two weeks
ago. and Mr. Moore accompanied the
body Of his wife here. returning !" ms
home - week ago. when he wl4
stricken with pneumonia, IIC never re.
covered from the shock caused Nv thu.
death OF his wife lie is survived by
a little son. Robert 6. Moore. Jr about
three weeks old: his mother. Mrs = t.
Moore, OF Mullins, :. G.: one brother.
Theodore Moore. ana one sister, Mrs
Rufus london.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
VIII uenr nilIN S,Iniur.

Mrs. J. T. Gill, superintendent of
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum. will
carry an excursion party to Baltimore
70 hear Billy Sunday preach. The
train. according To the schedule an
nounced will leave Richmond on
Thursday morning Mt S:l5 O'Clock. and
Will reach Baltimore ut 1870 o'clock
The return trip will he made on Fri
day. leaving Baltimore at 5:45 o'clock
In the afternoon and arriving In Rich
mond mt 10 O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. Mtrch ar
thur u. Harding died az ;,n carly hour.
this morning at his home in -, Andrew
street in the SiNty-iifth year of his
aG". Mr.. Harding was u widely known
and respected citizen. ;,lId Iuv ~ .r
Years had been engaged ia the jcs". az
business. lie Is survived by his ~ .,
two dawghtcrs and Que sou--utis :
of Oxford y. -. Miss EStc!i- Hardin Z.
Of 'his city. and Mrs. i:ryaut Pond Of
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
SHERIFF UNDER CHARGES
'"'"H"" ~ Failure TO Enforce prohibi
''"" iH"s and IiaisinG "Slush"
FUND Of SI:.NOO

MEMPHIS. TENN, March G.-Ii.arin, y
"' custer charges against John :,
'ice"fnan. sheriff OF shelby County.
were h"id h"f"r" Chancellor Dykes to-
Gay. Heichrnan is charged with failur.
l" enforce the prohibition laws. raising
S'nsh' fund Of $4,000 for the use
IN nc elections OF 1914 ana collection
Of illegal fees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

Especial To The Times Dispatch
Fl;EDEklckSEuH c;. "a. A.t.,u .
Mrs. Anne Patton, wife % j. T.. Pat
ton. Of stafford County. died at hog
home yesterday near HARDWOOD. after
an fitness of only on" wcck Of pleuro-
pneumonia. aged forty-four. She was
member OF Richmond Baptist Church
and is survived by her husband. three
sons. also three brothers aud two Sis
ttrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
j. II. Wilson,

Special to Tho Times INspatch
BRISTOL. VA. March 81 II. Will
SON prominent as jcwclcr here and
also active in church ana f'atcrnal or
Ean5ations died to-day OF heart fail
urc, aged nfty-two years. Ills wife,
three sous and three daughters survive.
llc was native Of Vermont but came
South in hoyhood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

bandruff causes fevcrish irritation
OF the scalp. the hair roots .hr!r;,.
loosen and then the hair comcs ont
taat To stop falling hair at ones.
ana RID III" scalp Of every pa rticIe If
naH"ruH, get 25-cent bottle OF Dam
o"rihe az any drug store. pour a little
III your hand ana rub well into tho
scalp. After q few applic3tiors al
dandruh disappears and The hair stoDs
coming out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

Special to The Times Dispatch 7

Especial % The Times Dispatch ]
Pulaski, VA, March G-Wllcy
Murdoch. q wcli-known farmer of the
county. died on sunday Of pneumonia
He was nifty ninc years old, and is
survived by his widow and son and
three brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

l.. Sonnerhcrg, "a tailor Of 4o2 East
j 'ahhiln street. was thrown to the
ground Yesterday afternoon while at
tempting 10 board IA street car near his
ho'n" III" suffered Spraincd ankle
ana bruised knee. ~. was carried
to his home by friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

Governor stuart yesterday issued
rcuuisition papers for the return to
Virginia OF w T.. English, wanted In
Richmond upon a charge Of forgcry
English Ia under arrest in lIuntinGt ton.
w. Va. ana Detective Robert l.. BRYANT
has been assigned as the officer 10 re-
turn the prisoner 10 this State for
trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

Especial To The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. NA March - !'aul
Wise Carver. young son of John Wise
Carver. OF Wadesvilo. died Oh SUNDAY
evening from injuries caused when n
heavy barn door was blown from tho
hinges durin. wind storm, and
crushed him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07

The North Carolina Society OF Rich
mond VIII give "a dinncr-dancn ut the
Wesimorcland Club tonight between
rhc hours of and ~ o'clock. Judge
Francis ~ Winston. of kcrtic, n c..
will he the guest of honor. and will
deliver an address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
LATEST ZEPPELIN RAID
TAKES z LIVES As TOLL
Thirty-Thrcc Persons Injured, and
Ah6ut Forty Bombs Dropped
.tltOgcther.
NOT MUCH MATERIAL DAMAGE
-Four Women and Five Children Arc
Among NictimS-AirSllips Uncer-
tain of Bearings. Judging by De-
EiouS Nature of Flight.

! LONDON. March G.--Twc!ve persons
were killed and thirty-thrce injured
N last nights Zeppelin raid Three
Ieppciins took part in the attack.
, This Information was given on, Of
/ :cially to-day
The statement follows
"rh" number Of Zeppvins which
took part in last nights raid is now
believed to have been three.
After crossing the coast. the air
ships took various courses and. from,
the devious nature OF their flight. APP
parcntiy were uncertain as to their
bearings The area Visited included
Yorkshire. Lincolnshire. i;utland. Hunt
tnSdon. CambridR"shire Norfolk. Essex
j and Kent"
AS far - known. about forty bombs
we're dropped altogether. Tn. casual
tics. so far as asccr,aincd. amount to:
killed. three mon. four women, Eve
children: injured. thir,y-threc. The
material damage Mas two terrace
houses practically destroyed, one office.
on" public house, cafe and several
shops partly destroyed and :, block Of
almshouses badly damaged"
, The censor permits publication OF a
Few incidents in connection with the
Zeppelin raid. IN one Of the principal
areas visited & block of workmen's
dwellings was demolished. y woman
and her four children. ali under ming
Gears. were killed. The wo,nau's hus-
band WAS taken 10 a hospital in a Sc
rious condition
In another case a pensioner ninety
years of age was burned TO death in
his bed.
some of the bombs dropped we're
inccndiary and some explosive
Whether more than three Zeppelin g
TOOK part IL tn" raid is still unknown.
bnt, ~ view Of the large areas visited.
II Is believed there may have been
more than three. Unofficial reports re-
!ate That TWO dirigihics were seen PASS
ing Over !.ncolnshrc They dropped
bombs. bu, it is believed ;hcv did H.
Il" damage.
The raiders had narrow escape from
De!hr caught III snowstorm in a
northern COUNTY.
lat" reaching London, having remained
stationary while the raid was in
progress
correspondent on the east coast
says the approach OF the diriribIos
was horalded from ships. ana that i'm
in""ia,eiy aftcrward the Sky was
lighted by incendiary bombs
Nh Official statement issued ia Lon
don last night said two hostile airshins
h@" crossed over the northcast Goa sc
OF England. ~ that time their move
m.nis had not been defined clearly.
some bombs had beer dropped. which
len INTO the sea near the shore
he humble! OF casualties rcpor, n
'3 much smaller than that Of tho
previous zeppelin raid, in which fftv
seven persons wer" killed and III in
Jur"d. This raid, made on January 8.
was over The middle eastern counties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-07
DEATHS, IN VIRGINIA
Funeral Of Mrs. E,,<,hc,h - ,,x..

Ihe funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth T. Os-
man. who died Friday. March :. at the
residence of her son in Highland Park,
was conducted at the residence SUNDAY
morning. Rev. James Winslcw Clarke.
rector Of t'hurCh OF the Ascension. Of
hciatinS. The body was taken 10
Philadelphia for burial.