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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-31
RESOLUTION ON
PREPAREDNESS
FOR CONVENTION

At least three sets of resolutions on
national or quasi-national matters will
probably be presented to the Repub
lican territorial convention when il
meets at the Skating Rink ON Monday
to name delegatestto the national con-
vention in Chicago. ..-~.-. j..
G. o. P. leaders are now consider.
ing a strong resolution fayoring ma
tioual military preparedness, and 1t
would not be surprising If an effort
were made to include in this an in
dorsement of military training in the
public schools. in calling for ade-
quate preparedness, the Hawaii Re-
publicans will be consistently follow
ing the example set by the members
of their party in Congress and by
party leaders outside the congress
sional halls.
A resolution asking statehood for
Hawaii is another that is almost sure
to materialize.
A resolution taking up the tariff sit
uation and pointing out that the MAJ
tional Democratic administration has
had to revise its tariff program as
outlined in the Simmons-U Underwood
law is also a probability. In this reso-
luton Hawaii's dependence upon pro-
lection for its main idustry and the
present prosperity due to protection
being assured until 1920 at least will
be touched upon, if advance reports
are borne out.
But the resolutions are, after all, a
side issue in this convention, COM
pared with the two main questions Of
bow many delegates Hawaii shall send
to Chicago, and who those delegates
shall be. .7... f." -
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-31

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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-31
HAWAII PRoGRESSlvEs
TO HAVE CONVENTION

At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Progressive party, held
today, it was resolved to cali a meet
ing of the territorial convention on
April 20 for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the national convention
at Chicago on June Z. ...
1t was reported this afternoon that
the Bull Moose delegation might cou-
sist of George R. Carter and DR.. Dore-
mus Scudder. -. -
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-31
DENTIST CLUBMAN Is
INDICTED FOR MURDER
IAssociatsd Press hz FadsraI Wirslessl

NEW YORK, II. Y, March 81
Arthur Waite, clubman and dentist.
accused of poisoning the aged John
Peck, Grand Rapids millionaire, was
indicted for first degree murder to-
day. He claims he put the drug in
Peek's soup by orders of Pecks physi
clan. DIR. A. A. Moore.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-31
new ATTRACTIONS
At HEINIE'S

Visiting Shriners and their friends
will be offered an exceptional attrac-
tion at Heinie's Tavern this evening
in Mr.. G. Cleve Meyers, ragtime
tile drummer and zylophone soloist,
who arrived from the coast this morn
ing.
Miss Grace Thomson, soprano, and
Mr. Marti, operate tenor, will also er.
tertain.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-31
CHANGE I'M FRISCO P. o.

SAN FRANCISCO. Marcn 81. =
Hesse. Roberts, superintendent of
mails in the local postoffiee, succeeds
Postal Inspector McGrath. who was
recently relieved on orders from
Washington and charged that he was
being dismissed because he would
lot kowtow to the postmaster.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-03-31
TWO NOMINATIONS OF
JUDGES ARE APPROVED
/ tspeeiEl Sin. BSlletin eabls1

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X WASHINGTON, D. c., March <
Z 31.-The nominations of a. G. NJ. Z
x Robertson for chief justice of the z
territorial supreme court. and of <
< James Wesley Thompson for x
K Judge on the Hawaii circuit Z
x bench. were favorably reported <
< to the senate today by the judi Z
< ciary COMMITTEES. Ne action on =
< the names Of Glenn K, Qliiffti, for Z
x the Hawaii circuit, and ". L. x
< Whitney, second Judge of the Z
< first circuit, las been taken <
x c. S. ALBERT. <
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
MUST RIDE "WATER WAGON"
Nn:or of Philadelphia Gives Orders
Against Drinking Among
I,mpIONecS.

hHlhDADELpillA. PA, February %
Mayor Smith to-day put the NOR"
;han 10000 employees of the city Of
Philadelphia on the water wagon at
least during working hours. The
Mayors statement follows:
To-day have given instructions to
every director and bureau chief To IS
sue general order against drink ng
among employees during working
hours. An employee who must use
liquor while on duty, or who takes
liquor with BIN when detailed for work,
cannot remain in the city's employ.
Rum and efficient public service
are an impossible combination.
1T is my order To the heads OF all
the city departments at once to suS
pend without pay any employee who
uses liquor while on duty. or is found
to be under the influence Of liquor.
however slightly, during working hours,
aud suspension will be cQuivalcn TO
dismissal when the facts warrant it,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
FLETCHER'S NOMINATION
Is FAVORABLY REPORTED
VIII Come Tip at Executive Session To-
Day. with Adlministr ntlvc Lenders
Urging Prompt Confirmation.

WASHINGTON. February 23.-Prcsi-
dent Wilson's nomination OF Henry
Prather Fletcher as ambassador to
Mexico, opposed by some Republican
Senator'S, who insisted that the time
is not ripe for assignment of Il diplo-
matte representative to the Carranza
government, was favorably reported to
the Senate to-day by the Foreign Rcla-
TONS Committee. 1t will come UP at
an executive session tomorrow, with
administration leaders urging con-
hrmation as soon possible.
Tho committee vote was i2 to .
senator's Borah and Smith. of MichI-
gan, Republicans. being the only mem
bers voting negatively. and Senator
l'o"Sc' ranking Republican member.
joining with those favoriug confirnn-
ton. Administration Senators believe
favorable action by the Senate itself IS
assured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
CORONER END INQUIRY
INTO NEW HAVEN WRECK
VIA, announce Fiudinr To-tSny--prnth
Lis; Still stands al Ten. Ni!h
One Hudy ui,irntiiicd.

Nt.W HAVEN. CONN. Eohruarv aH
Coroner Eli MiN to-ulght had vjrirnllv
completed ,his secret Investigation ot
the wreck on thv N,w Nork. Now
lIaveu and Hartford Railroad at Viii
ford Yesterday. i'm Which ten persons
lost their lives, and more than sixty
We're injured. The coroner Indicated
That he might announce his Gudu.
tomorrow.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
and the Public Utilities Commission of
Connecticut viii hold 4 public invcati-
CATION here tomorrow. Onci3tlS of the
ini"rStot" Commerce Commission Wis
tied the scene OF the wreck to-day. aud
made detailed Investigation Of The
corditio OF the tracks and signals
The death list still stood at ton to-
night. with ON" body unidentified ~ a
Milford morGuc. Idcutit cation was
made to-day of the body OF Harry
sweeney of stamford. a fireman. who
was making his FIRST run when BILLED.
NJ the various hospitals in New
Haven and Bridgeport il was said mos,
of tho injured We're couvHicsccnt only
one Is reported rs critically hurt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
CONSULATE REOPENED
"'ri"h i'et"hrr ltcturuS Ia Chihuahua
CITY, After H"ing hwny Since
Last Autumn.

El rASo, TEN. February ga
Mining men and others with interest.
IN Mexico were notified to-day that tho
American consulate at Chihuahua civ.
Whioh has been closed since last am
'umn. had been rcopcncd. with Marion
i"ioher again in charge Ills presence
at chihuahua City. it WAS pointed ON,
by government officials here. was NOT
20 l." taken as an assurance that il was
safe for Americans 10 return To that
part Of Mexico. however
E"nors from the interior Of chi
huahua to-day stated tina, Villa par,i-
sans had Interrupted railroad tranjc
south Of chihuahua CITY. ana had
slaurhtered cattle worth "a, least
5000
Nilla himself is said TO bc sun a.,
San Geronimo. bat dctachmcn,s Of his
mon, according to an official rcpoy,
received AT Juarcz to-day, had Gu, Tho
telegraph wires between Nader, and,
HH"r"r". General Gabriel Gayiri,
"omnandaut at Juar"z declared how
ever, THAT the Carranza garrison =,
Guerrero had not Vet been attacked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
JEAN CRONES REPORTED
AS NOW BEING ON OCEAN
w "'nnu in th;cn.o Srnd. Wurd Tint
She HAS Positive Il, no,,lrdrc
81 His Escape.


NI.W YORK. February @8.-Secrct
SerVic. circles here to-day received
word that lean cron"s wanted in Chi
Gag" for th. Bishop Mundcln poison
ms. Us uuw on the ocean.
The Information came from y. Eracc
l'lc!aski. chief of the bureau of inycs-
tiSaii"n Of The Department Of Justice
at Washington. Iiiclaski received n
letter from Il woman in Chicago. whose
nam" lac withheld. stating that She had
positive knowledge that CroncS had
escaped. The letter was sent TO H. o.
'!ahIu@h. al tn" Chicago bureau. with
instructions TO turn il over to the chi
cargo police.
N"thiu-, has h"cn hcurd in this city
from Croncs since sunday, the time he
FIRST So; t" leave New York in his mos
$A%cs q" newspapers.
Henry i. E"ynhol;z. who is said to
=, ssmh!o |roues, Was arrested to-,Ii,y
ut No. &2i East Twenty second street
Letters easily identified him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
MtIIiINiSTS uNtNIMOt
IN FANORING SIIiIl>E

NORFOLK. VA. February 2G-N n
meeting of machinistS from all machine
shops IN Norfolk. Portsmouth ana Ecrk-
ley Tonight it was voted unanimously
|" !nauguratc ~ general strike The
ballot was q secret one
The strike will become effective as
soon as the general board in Washing
ton passes on the question aud plans
for providing funds for the men while
out of work. The machinis,s demand
higher wages, shorter hours and better
conditions.
r.: G. Davidson, representing the In
'rinati"na! Association of Mach!niStS
VIII 60 TO Washington to-morrow to Law
ne grievances of the local machinists
before the national board
IN" strike VIII affect all s,camloa,
and SHIN repair plants in this section
n" only places exempted from the
strike order arc the Norfolk NAVY. YARD
Stah"aFd Air Line. Norfolk Southern.
\lr%ihian and Norfolk aud Western
railroads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

''HB'ti'tI 20 I nc l mes lbs e n.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA February %
William l.. Schcnck ago fifty-seycn
Years. prominent citizen Of ErrIton
District York County. died ten min
utcS after reaching Newport News
hospital. where he was taken last nigh,
by automobile for = hurried surgical
operation. Mr.. SchcnCE. who was in
thiS city on business on Monday rn.i
.app"arcd TO be in his usual health.
was taken i'll suddenly. and his condi-
ton grew so alarinin:; last night that
his physician decided Ia rush him TO
Tho hospital in an effort 20 save hi
life. hut he passed away before IA
operation could bc performed
Mr. Schcnck was prominent In all
walks 81 life. haviu- for moro than
business at oaktree. Of which place h.,
was postmaster Hor twcnty--scvcr
years. or until his Office was abolished.
II" was married iu James City County.
October Is, 1879, and is survived a.,
his widow, who was Miss Maggie pig
"ott, of James C!tE. ami the foliow.u.,
children: Mrs !. T. Hutson. Of Rich
mond; Mrs. w. r. Wilkinson. Of lTnmp-
ton: Miss Pearl Scncnck. at home. and
Wcihcrill Schcnck. an employee 81 the
state road force
MIR Schcnck came TO Virginia many
years ago from New Jersey with mis-
l"adin" citizen OF his county i'm his
day. He was successful business
man. and for u number OF years hal
been q director Of the Peninsula bank
of this city. The funeral ARRANGE
ments have not been made, but inter-
m"nt VIII be at MaGruder Prcsbytc-
rian Church Cemetery tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
CONFER WITH HERO,
~ PROTECT l\rirItr S.,,.

NohtOI.k Va, February 23.-Wni-
.r >. fenheld. OF Washington. f.. g.
heio conterenc. with l..eu,enan, t,yn
commanding the captured British linn
Nppah' now h"id hy q German priz,
crew IN hampton Roads to-day vim
.ieFchce 10 protecting tho interests of
Wv er'hhh Eover'f'.ent "a the libel
proceedings institrtc,i.Fy forror
ers OF the .>ppam. to regain nossoss;.
OF her Mn Pcuneld also conf.rr.5
WIN Messrs Hughes. Little ana S.,.
well local attorneys who represent m.
Airican steam Navigation Compan,
l't0r OF LIVERPOOL. libellants In the cas-.
'ohn w. clifton. OF Washington. &
senior counsel for Germany in the ease
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
u. u. Nycthcrlnrton.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
NEW BERN. VA. February o3-II r.
Wcthcringt ton. Of .ASkir. died In this
c!ty~iast evening after Il short Illness
MIR. cthcrington who was SiNty-two
years OF ago. was taken i'll very sud =
denly on Saturday evening: and was
brought To Nowbern for treatment The
funeral was conducted this afternoon
At the home, and the intcrmcut was
made in the family buryinE ground at
that place. IN addition to his wife. MIR.
Wc;hcrinrton is survived by five sons.
bryan. Max. Dirgs, Henri and Guide,
and two daughters. Mrs. l. +. Whitfor
and Mrs. i. y. Hartley. OF >skin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
runcrn, of Mrs. Lucy Gibbs.

TSUcCEtI 20 Thr TlIncS- DISpUtCh.
STANARDSNlLl.E, VA, February %
The funeral of Mrs. lmcy Gibbs took
place on Tuesday from the home of
MIR. and Mrs. George Ed. Gibbs. and
burial WAS in tho family cemetery Rev
~. j. Brown conducted the services
Mrs. Gibbs WAS Ii" wife Of j. Frank
Gibbs. prominent South River farmer
who survives hci with six children
Her father, -. I3. Eddins. of Stanards-
willie. aud two brothers. T.. -. Eddins
of kimball. w. Va, and y. &. EddinS
OF charlottesville. also survive her
Mrs. Gibbs was in her forty second
wear and died on Monday after Il brief
illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Ars. Mary Waddili bradley. widow
of William Joseph BRADLEY anu dnurh-
Ter OF George Christian Waddill and
Mrs Rcbecca Major Waddill. died ON
tuesday at the home OF her dauyhtc>
Mrs. James Hranch caboll at "Durn
barton Grange Dumbarton. She Was
IN her siXtN-fourth year. and she
lcaNcS four Childrcn-Mrs. Cahcn. AIRS
Edward Walters. OF Garden CITY. l.. L.
n Y: George =. bradley, Of Norfol. D.
ana Coleman Bradley, Of CHICAGO
The funeral VIII take place this
morning AT 10 o'clock from the home
"' Mrs. cabcll Burial viii he made ar
AUBURN the ola family home in
Charles city County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
PASSENGERS on NEW HAVEN
GIVEN SCARE AND SHARED u

WALLINGFoED CONN. February
=" Passengers on express train No %
from Boston to New York. ON the Now.
orK, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road. were given Il scarc ana shaking
"p tonight when One Of the piston
f""S on tn" engine snapped in two. The
engine sped along the rails for "a utiar-
ter % mile before the cn.:iucc,,
could bring his train To Il stop. None
of the ears left the tracks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

nccr OF tho H. and o. II. r.. In Gin
cinnati, and brother OF Mrs. l.. NJ. j..
Morrisscy. OF Richmond. died suddenly
to-day In Cincinnati. following an
operation for pcritonitis Mr.. Milhol-
land graduated from the University of
Virginia with honors when no was quite
young. He then became Il member OF
the bar In this city, BUY later entered
tho service of the u. and o. as a rod
man. His promotions were rapid and
soon he becam" one OF the best en-
rinccrs Of the road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

EiiAHLESToN s. e.. February *
Captain y. iIclner Hansen. OF the
steamer Noruega. who was reported by
wireless a" having died az sea on Feb
fuarY a. shot himself, II became known
,c-daE' when The vessel arrived here
captain Hansen WIN he buried here,
ana mo NorucEa Will proceed imme-
dihtciy TO Havana The vessel was
IRON krisf!aniit, and carried no pas
sengers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
SNAKE BITES MRS. ARCHBOLD
''hurhtcr-in-i.aw az john -. Archboid
Attacked by RattIrr--Wouud
VIII Not Prove FatuI

IoMASNIILI CA. February %
Mrs John +. Ar' hhold. daughter law
OF john u. Nrchhold. of New York
president OF the standard oil Company
"i New Jersey. Was bites by a rattle
snake while hunting on the Archbold
estates near here to-day Physicians
mere said that heavy leather boot
worn by Mrs ArChbold prevented com
pet" poisoning, and her wound would
not prove fatal
Mrs Archhoid shot the snake after
sho had been bitten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
HOUSE WILL SAIL TO-DAY
Leaves London for Falmouth. where
Tie viii Take Passage on Liner
Rotterdam for America.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch. !
LONDON. FEBRUARY 23.-Coloncl l.. NJ.
iiouSc, President Wilson's personal
"misSary TO European capitals. will sail
on the Holland america liner Rottcr-
dam from Falmouth tomorrow on his
return to the United States
Colonel House badc Good-by to Am
hasSador Page at the Ritz Tonight,
later leaving for Falmouth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
Fire In Nnvy-ynrd Sail Loft.

PHILADELPHIA, February %
Workmcn employed in tho sail loft at
the Philadelphia Navy-Yard were
driven from their building to-day by
fire Of unknown origin which was
discovered in the loft. The blaZo at
the time threatened the entire build
ing. but the fire department quickly
cN,inguished the flames. and the dam
ago was slight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

Special 10 Tho Timcs- DisDntCh
WOODSTOCK. VA. February %
Henry H. turner. aS" siNi*-uiuc years.
was found dead III bed this morning.
He is survived by TWO brothers. Charles
and William iurE.T, and one si.tcr.
Mrs. Edward Eusponr. Of this place.
Funeral services viii tie held on Fri
dnN afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
Thomas ". Chapman.

ESPECIAL % tn" Times D.spatCh.
WINCHESTER, Va, February - 49,
Thomas I: Chapman. aged nrty-hvc
years, a promiuc ~. retired Frederick
County farmer. died suddenly OF heart
disease last nigh while assisting In
cXtnguishinG 4 small fire at tho home
OF his son. Harry Chapman, near town.
He rc"lcd End foll while CARRYING
water one son. ono daughter and one
brother survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

EIWlN S1pp. n studont al lhc Siaun-
Ton Military Academy, was report ed
I" HAY" taken French leave Of that IN
stituti"n Yesterday. and reports from
Siaun'on say that the local police
have hc'n requested 10 locate ana
hold him until some one can he son,
her" for him. 1t is Thought possiblo
mat tn" boy may have gone to Hope
well The police had not secured any
trar" "i him up t" AN early hour last
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

Especial 20 The Times Dispatchl
AMHERST, VA February 23=W Il
Jones. aged seventy years. died on
Tuesday at hts home near Sandid2cs.
In this county. He is Survived by his
widow. VIII" VA" formerly Miss Ecttic
l!Urlis. and the following children: Wal.
ter NJ samuel J., Robert y. James =
and Charles u. Jones Iic was "a Con
fed"rate soldier. Ills body viii be
buried tomorrow afternoon IT
o'clock in the family graveyard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
Mrs. Snrnh J. Stcrlinr

Especial - Til" Times Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA. VA. February oa
Mrs. sarah J. Sterling. sixty-seven
years. died yesterday AT the AIexan-
drta Hospital. She was the widow OF
Henry \. sterling. The body was re-
moved I" the homo OF her daughter.
Mrs Charles T. Han
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

Special 10 III" Times Dispatch
l.fNtlIEtI;G. VA. February 23.-.
Mrs. G. T.. barnard. age cighty-ninc
years. died on Monday at her home
in Appoma'tox County and her burial
took place ~ Appomat;ox to-day. Her
surviving children arc + s BARNARD.
l.yuchburg; Mrs. Annie Twccdy. Apo
mattoN, and Mrs. J. w inr". Ever
green.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
Driver Is Itohi,rJ.

Policemen Organ ana Folkcs las,
night arrested Nat scott. colorcd on
It charge OF stealing SO from the per
son 81 lanes Freeman, a driver for
u. Murphy son. i'rce,nnm is said
20 nave boon collecting for = load OF
coal that he had delivered i'm I-nl,on
when some one snatchcd the blu and
fled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

Especial To Tho Times Dispatch
i.NNtI SiUltG. VA. February n3-
Mrs l.. u. Johnson. widow Of D. T.
johnson. died on Tuesday ~ her home
mere, death following 81 iun; illness.
On" sister, Mrs. |! T.. Dunnivant. of
Texas, survives her,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

Nl'"0lNI 70 Tho Times Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA. February %
MISS Ami" T. Mansfield. cghty-two
Years old. died y"Stc rtlay at the home
az her nephew. Thomas J. Jacobs Her
funeral VII talk. place at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
Charles ID. While

special to The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. February
Charles II. White died al his hn,nn
here last night of Dlc,iro -pncu,uoni,
after Il protractcd illness. age nftv
years. He was Il member Of Tho Fan
list Church and is survived bv his
wife, who is a daughter of David Rcr-
rN' and on" daughter. four brothers
and one sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
MAN RESEMBLING CRONES
ARRESTED IN SNSRE

SANRE, IN, February ga man
WHO the police say answers the dcscrip-
ton OF Jean Croncs wanted in Chicu- 20
on charges OF having poisoned the soup
served at the University Club banquet
was arrested here 20 day. The prisoner
gave his name as Fred Nimmcr, and
said he Carec from New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

Special 20 Tho Times Dispatch.
FHEDEIICkSEuEc;. VA. February
-. Mr.. Fred Stoifregan died here yes
'crday ~ tho nom" Of iNs mother. Mra.
Matte St"mrcgan after "a lingering
illness, age twenty four years. lie was
q telegraph operator. II" IL survived
by his wife, ono brother ana ono sis
ter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
HURT IN WRECK, MARTIN
DIES IN HOSPITAL HERE
Banker of Houlton, Me-. SuccumbS
to Injuries Sustained i'm
$. \. l.. Dcrailmcnt.
RELATIVES COME FOR BODY
Pneumonia Develops Following In
posture at kingSland Crcck-Cor-
oncr Taylor Will Decide To-day
Whether Inquest Is Necessary.

w y Martin president OF the iion'-
TON Maine trust 'ouranE' VINO was
injured on FEBRUARY Il IN the Sennoard
NF Line hAil"aN 'r"'" wreck ~ NinSS-
iahu Iro"k, 'lEh. in'l,S from hith
mohH' IN She$teihetd county are" ~
Grace itoSr'ta' Yesterday afternoon AZ
u, "HiocN,
Mr.. Martin. VIII" was in the second
coach Of the train ut me time an arch
nar CT tn' tender Spli switch ana
!n' nrSt nN' Ioa,h'S OF me an "ll'man
ram luhpCu 'he 'f'ehS ana rolled
Gown Il tW'!Ne-loot 'hnnnNneh'' SUI
ttitu =" 'r"S'ureu y. 'aS, n"n"' Il nU!h-
per OF iaccra'iohS an" bruises and IN
sern'' INJURIES. inIum"niA developed
~ 4 ,rsu!I oi me 'r"Ntn 'heSt o2ne
ahu exposure ct IN" wreck caused his
Thc bod, was turned oy.r 20 r.,dcr.
taken Bennett. ana - being b.II nnt;,
tho arrival Of relatives
,o,o>,,,,
''', w
''' W 'N't' EST
Mr.. Martin Is survived 10y sister,
Mrs. W. J. fiah' OF iiouiton. and sh"
VIII come /" Richmond to-day. 1t is
sad friend from Washington ar
rived mere last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ETNA MILLS. VA. February Or
Mrs. Julia Mitchell died on Monday at
ncr nome nc II Etna Mills. in King WI
nam county. after several months i'll
ness. aged thirty-ciSht years. She +.
survived ny her husband and six small
'hiidr"n- Funeral services were held
NJ COUNTS Christian Church to.d,v
conducted by the pastor. Rev T.. III.
Melton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

band. Garland Knight and tho f,Iiow-
Ing children; Mrs. I.c;,a Shifctt Mrs.
Eliza Shiilctt. Mrs. Sailic Shii,ett. Mry.
BETTE ShiIlcu. Mrs. Emma Roberts.
Mrs Mary Shnctt. Mrs. Susie Shit,ctt.
John and David Knight