Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-09

new plant will he located in the CEN
ter of the city. and Will have capac-
iiy of 1000 dozen per day when the
hands have been trained SO rs TO oper-
ate 1t At full capacity. This means
that the plant viii go. .-uoioEnert
to 900 girls ~ more. and the fact thu
the company has bought land eno":-h
more than TO douA;= Ems capacitf
would indicate the proba bilitf of
investment III the next six eight
years in excess of half a million dol
lars
Richmond. Nn.-Thc state board ~
health announced that. owing to the
appropriation mIde by the recent gen
eral assembly, il viii be possible to r.
I store at once the weekly rate Of So 80
patients al the tatawha Sanatorium.
Prior to 1914 the rate was 81 per week
for each patient and the state made up
the deficit. amounting to about $: per
week. When the appropriation was no
longer forthcoming. the rate Was raised
To 81 per week. Patients suffering with
tuberculosis. who otherwise would not
have been able To secure treatment at
this sanatorinm. can again he taken IN
at the lower rate.
Port Deposit. Nd.--Thc Mcclenshan
stone auarries here. which have heel+
| closed two years. have been leased IN
/ Cameron e Morrison of Port Deposit.
who will pat the works in operation
! within a few weeks.
! CIarksburs. ". Na.-While walking
through tunnel near Ellenhoro. Free
man &. Starr. a Richie county farmer.
! was struck by a fast passenger train
| of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
was instantly killed. He was fifty-fve
years old.
! Manassas. Waffle block mill here,
operated by Edward Alsott of New
] York. was entirely destroyed by FIRE.
The origin of the fire is unknown. The
Waterman had gone to livery for
! " IA q a discovered
! by belated passer-by. The building
was owned by Abraham Connor. and
carried no insurance. The plant was
engaged in manufacturing wooden
| blocks to be used in street paving.
Newport News. sn.-James TrevilIian.
! a ged tWenty-thrce years. was convicted
of killing Bessie Webster. alias Bessie
Gallagher. and sentenced to sixteen
years in the penitentiary. The killing
occurred March 4. The state alleged
as a motive for the crime that the wom-
an had decided to renounce her man
ner of living and return to her hus-
I band, and that when Trevillian learned
of her intention he shot her.
Richmond. Na.-Gov. Stuart has re-
| ceived a letter from c. J.. Austin NJ
! Phoebus. stating that he desires L"
raise negro regiment in that section
in case Mexican intervention becomes
necessary. Austin states that he WAS d
! colonel in the service of the late III
/ fated Macmillan in Mexico and knows
/ the country thoroughly. He states that
he will have no trouble in raising "a
! hesio .a - III, sion a
, .ouia,i - 80 -, a mir man
| outie' " i 9" ~
! North East. Nd.-At the annual towr
election here Marion Rose was elected
MAYOR and Andrew Reynolds and Will
liam Pugh town commissioners Tor
term of two years.
Berkeley Springs. ". Na.-May rs
nao;aI oi.ction !, mis- congressional
lie; riot 10 in the vacancy caused bv
80 ,..,b of l.nresent,tiye william ,i
po,n rbe,.. arc ave c,ndiaates-V f.
Inhnsnn ceorga Al Bowers l. J. For
/ 80, IA t,-r,.u I'D : u Mani
..,., rba ..o,,ye,tion win he held
| - - Ill. s,,ri,e,e ,nriI !, for tho mn.
-, az -" ,,..,,;r,,i,7, :, ,.a,did.te
p0Se "
BRISTOL Na'-MrS- iiusn hi'AHaru ~; AZ
hef seven -year-old daus hleI were hit,eu
-, 80 Th. ..annIn ware burrvinp
to the snr;pp near their home to fetcn
60. 80 u.biIa n storm, Vas brew
80 nj, ot,;I~ ~, r,nnip., Ion. hold
ins ne eni,u b',d I'm ths nti,a,.
ms aiV' 'io.hl's H. u.hic, u,s
". W.. ~. ,ie,h,,ira III. bsayy el.,.-
uiueh ~ M t.;m;,,,. IL, hn,h rs,,n,i.
wv e"'t sc ht'''hs ' ~
| Orange WA iurv brought in the
| verdict OF Si2.ooo damages ior MIS-
whicn snc asheu S-o,oo| uainas RS ~
preaeh Oh pao',, M ,,iI Ion, ,,ntr NJ.
SUI. farmer OF ,uipepeI coun'!; Miss
| ieEioh asserted that ttuudsiii Hao psm
| paying her marked attention since ies'
and that she mad ensased hersell I"
hin IN ie'f an" i,tt. tNp,.eu ~ &c
! pleaded ill health as a reason for de
| lay, but that later when his health had
! been restored he put her off from time
! to time with different reasons: that
unknown 10 hef ne had heeh paying az
| tehtiohS 10 a stiooI 'edcher near mas
nome ana that ihe nrst news sue hdu
| OF the chahse IN ms aHectlohs WAS
| Wheh, IN June. l'l', she receiNeo iroii
| him by mail an announcement OF ms
! nut in evidence. The defense claimed
! that the engagement had been broken
! off in 1910 but that all letters to prove
! that had been DESTROYED after AN Al.
,upant
| ,
hartinsburS. w. Wit is Announces
| that the stone quarrles at hearneys-
vile. which have been idle Tor the past
couple of years. VIII be started UP
| again about the middle of April. large
! orders for limestone having been Sc
cured. Teh water that has accu-
muIated in the quarry holes is being
pumped out-a big job that viii take
! about a mouths steady work.
,,. .
orange .-'harieS Eooihs' laiiiiei'
! living near no, Maalson eouH.y, Ieli'