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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-17
Annual Suffrage Meeting
and Officers Elected

Election OF officers for the coming
work done by the Harrisburg Woman
Suffrage party will be features of the
program for the annual meeting to-
mGrroW InnI 9ftern9Gn 9T fSn1, at 2So o'clock; in
Mrs. George b. Orlady. of Huntingdon,
the new state president will address
the body. and Miss Emma MacAlarney,
general field secretary OF the Penn
sylvania Woman Suffrage Association.
will also speak. Mrs. John Oenslager.
chairman of the party, will make her
annual report. Everyone interested is
invited to be present.
Mrs. Marion ]. Kline, of Altoona,
and Miss Hummel, of Washington, ID.
c., are the guests of their sister, Mrs.
Edward ]. .Stackpole, 1926 North
Front street.
Miss Mildred Packert, of York, is
visiting friends in Harrisburg.
Mrs. F. S. Schultz and daughter
Ruth have returned to Summerhill,
Pa, after spending two weeks with
Mrs. Schultz's mother, Mrs. H. r.
eastman, 1910 Holly street.
Mrs. Ralph Westbrook and son,
John George Westbrook, of 1919 Mar
ket street, are going to Jamestown for
a little visit at the Capp homestead.
The Rev w. S. Booth, of the First
Baptist Church, left last night for
Minneapolis to attend the Northern
Baptist convention, in session there
this week.
Mrs. j. Nissley Harclerode, 1915
Thompson street, was hostess yester-
day afternoon for the Tuesday En-
broidery circle.
Mrs. Anna E. Bacon of North street
who recently opened THE Pilgrim"
cottage at Mount Gretna chaperoned a
party of young folks who spent the
weekend there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter F. King of Tren-
ton, n. j., are guests of their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Duane of Green
street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs Levi Thorne and small
son George are going to Atlantic City
for a months stay.
Mrs. Norman Kinder and Miss Flor
ence Kinder left to-day for their home
in Pittsburgh after spending ten days
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Clinton l.. Rossiter has gone
home to Brooklyn after a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Robert w. Read,
at 24S0 North Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kennedy have
started for a western journey includ-
ing stops at Pittsburgh, Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Miss Mary Anne Raymond and her
cousin, Miss Peachy Raymond, of
Philadelphia, went to Asbury Park to-
day for a short stay with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. eastman and
son Myron, of Powhattan. Kan, as
spending some time with Mrs. H. P.
eastman, 1910 Holly street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-17

Mrs. Marion ]. Kline, of Altoona,
and Miss Hummel, of Washington, D..
c., are the guests of their sister, Mrs.
Edward j. .Stackpole, 1926 North
Front street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

The thirteenth annual memorial
services of the Wheeling aerie 40
341. Fraternal Order of the Eagles.
were held last night at the Court
theatre. sixty members OF the lodge
have died during the past thirteen
years and their memory was impress
sively honored. The memorial address
was made by Judge James w Nc
earthly. assistant district attorney of
Hudson county. New Jersey. and past
worthy president of the Jersey City
aerie No. in3. Jersey City. y. J. The
services were very interesting and
were well attended.
Worthy President John p. Arbenz
opened the service and Worthy Chap
lin l.. r. Miller had charge OF the IN
vocation. \ Quartette composed al
Miss Gertrude Browne. soprano. Miss
Mae Frye. contralto. Mr.. John O'Con-
nor. tenor. and Mrs. John Dunsiue
basso. gave beautiful selection.
still. sim With Thee" Following
Judge McCarthys address. they gave
another. Fear Not. . Israel"
Past Worthy President Fred kies
from his seat in tine audience told the
duty OF the evenings services lie
was followed by Nj John Connor.
who gave very impressive tenor
solo, Refrain Thy Voice from Weep
ing"
The calling Of the roll of departed
members was possibly the most inn
pressive part of the services. \ huge
white cross had been erected upon a
pyramid as base. upon which the
motto Of the lodge was placed. Truth.
Liberty, Justice and Equality As
each name was called by Secretary
Fred ID. Strasscr. a gong was sound
I'd and AN electric bulb Illuminated
Judge Mccarthy Speaks.
Judge James " Mccarthy. or
Jersey CRY. y. j.. was introduced by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
MAN RUN DOWN
AND KILLED BY
B. & @. ENGINE
TANNER HIT WHILE CROSSING
TRACK sUSTAINs FATAL
INJURIES.
was Returning From, River Bank With
Friend and Attempted TO Cross
in Front OF Train.

Nike Monroe. aged 55. a tanner. OF
@5l5 Market street. when run down
by baltimore and Ohio railroad yard
engine No. 23iO. was so seriously in
Jured that death ensued in less than
Two hours after he had been taken 10
the ohio Valley General hospital YES
terday afternoon.
Monroe. IN company with a man
whose name is said to be- Martin
Fiery. was returning from the river
bank, up Twenty-third street. and a.
they approached the crossing. accord
Ing 10 reliable authority. attempted TO
cross before the approach OF the on
coming engine. Fiery succeeded but =,
Is thought that Monroe stumbled and
Tell into the path Of the engine Both
limbs were almost severed from the
body and other injuries were sus-
tanned.
The city ambulance was summoned
and Monroe. in an unconscious and
dying condition. was taken 10 the Ohio
Valley General hospital. where IL was
found that he was beyond medical
aid. The accident occurred at $50
O'Clock. and Monroe died at sos.
Monroe had been an emplove IN
hoiimanns tannery for number Of
years. and Is survived 10y a brother
and sister. James and Ella, who re-
sue at 2ol5 Market street James
Monroe Is former member Of the
police force.
Following the death. Coroner Gala
Mitchell was called and after viewing
the remains had them removed to
Schroeder's morgue. where an inquest
VIII b" conducted today. providing
Mr.. Mitchell Is able TO secure eve Wit.
nesses to the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
NEIGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES

The Central class OF the Noirhbor.
hood Bible class will meet al In.
Young Mems Christian Association
building Monday afternoon at =
O'Clock. On Thomas g Koontz win
teach the lesson from the Minor
Prophets. Hasgsi and first half OF
Zechriah
Everyone is welcome.
District No. 13 will meet with Mrs.
Hermann. North Main street.
Monday at las p. M. Miss Belle
Fox. leader
Home Girls Bible class will meet
al the Y W. G. A..
Monday al 2:30 p, m. Miss Alma
Hubbard. leader.
District - will meet with Mrs 10
seph \. Metcalf Ito Fifteenth street.
Monday at y. M, Mrs Lafferty.
leader
District l27-B will meet with Mrs.
\ {. Whitaker Tuesday at 50 D.
H., Dr Thomas g. koOntz. leader.
District l2f will meet with Mrs.
James IL. Beans. Pleasant Valley.
Tuesday az 230 y. m. Mrs. : I'd
Elliott. leader
Bethlehem Bible class will meet
lat Bethlehem chapel Tuesday At p.
m. Miss Mary Wayman. leader
District 127-A will meet with Mrs
J.. }. Lehman. Park View. Thursday
a. AS y. m. Miss Ethel Williams.
leader
District l4S will meet with Mrs
"a Billiard. 500 ;. York street. Thurs
day ~ -" ?. M. Mr.. e. G. smith
leader
Aetna Bible class viii meet Al
Aeinaviilc chapel. Friday ~ : 80 p.
M. Miss Anna Frederick. leader.
Echo Point Bible class will meet
with Mrs r Naylor. Hawthorne ave-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

country and furnish this .rr,.-,...,....
'' subordinate bodies
Mr fr'ntiss recently spos. o.. tr.
~. . mon Hud manufacturers az
dt.-s vss on. nf III - ,h'. nie ad-
'hd best ~ the Kind ever d.lfy.,.,, IT,
' ''... Mr Ir"ufiss BIZ raktrF a
rt..rl.rlI....u Nili'. ii' will 60 to
,I'HN hotnr" tho Chamber ~ ,.,.,,,,,...,'..
'.I 'M'N." To- Charleston. whore b. y,tii
---.l US ,r. 'uh'rs ~ fh. BOARD .r
.Nt' ,uL While here Do VIII
'' shown about Tho ri, hr n ..r,,,..i
-lt' n. may personally 500 tho Inc
,r.rt NJ r l,.' 70, %" W..,,ciing Dis
guest a' tHs home OF d; NJ Brown b. ~
,,. should Prepare for Peace.
Tr.t ,i.f 't "n Int' IllE'ng"r man
..N'i r.'IfI.. In .H, effect 1T tt. t-.,.'.-
%. N'i Iu 'NIe country from re- come
9ni industrial standpoint. Do.
I'. ducts h'.rrs. OF OBJ. u.r bad r.t
f. ..N t.rtrtr section. of fHa
.,..l. De-, iha' D. was r'u.rs'. tr1t
l"' nH" enjoying rrneusrIt. Nfr
.'.U HH.IlsI f.. point .u H..
I..', ..'. Hh.n Pence shall ha..
..I' uulrs.4. Ir tf.t ..untr, ,rf ~ be-
people NHuli prepare f.r DO Zoo
'. ''." phase "f ths situation
Nh.r r.... .. declared .t vIu pool, Dol.
n' s.. f.r or POP object fH.-
w.. .H IMwsdIHf,i. lfH.u
. " nr.r turning auf fr..r rr.I
r'' N. nn mprf.f IIf
I.. n'ft DO only nr"
.r .r..sr e.ai- r.If i.r.S r.4 l9'' y
|.r..H II.. uN H. .N.ar.r
. ''f I.|.. Hf.H... .Hs |Hrs..f
Hf .. f..r product. 100 r.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
NEW CHURCH DEDICATED.

Special- Dispatch 20 the Intelligenccr.
CLARkSBURG. W. Va, April .
The congregation OF the Duff Stree.
nited Brethren church at Stealv
Heights today dedicated splendid
church editice just completed at q
cost OF $4,000 exclusive Of the sit,
dedicatory sermon was preached nv
he Rev. W. X Weekly of Parkers
burg. bishop OF the east district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
JURY TRIALS TO
START IN CIRCUIT
TWO APPEAL CASES ARE SET FOR
TRIAL BEFORE JUDGE
HERVEY TODAY.
Juries Will be Reporting From Now
Until End OF Present Term.
Many important Cases.

Jury trials will start in the circuit
court this morning. the first since the
present term opened. Judge Hervey's
talesmen are to report this morning
and will hear the cases OF Archie My
Connaughey. assignee. against Jacob
Jacobs. The second case is that of
William Yoho 81 al. against W. X.
Bleifus
From now until the close Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
STEAMER SUNK AT ANCHOR.

LONDON. April ?. SIP p. m.-Lloyd'.
reports that the Norwegian steamshi
Petcr Hamre was sunk Saturday nigh
While AT anchor. one man. the sole sur
vivCr OF the crew % fifteen. has bc,I
landed from the Kentish Knock hgnt
ship.
TIE Peter Hamre had tonnage 90,
l.0Sa gross and was 23I feet long.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

rffI-HI HsU April s.-a
|rHrrf striking srufo.s. ~ fH. fu.1
''. NlIirrH.U n
........ Hr| far..s.'urre Cumrsr.
r Ia.f I|"'sHurgh arrsaf fuda. fl
...f .' ..nIr demands In. twenty
I.r CON. Irrrra.s .r rH...
Pour hundred mon employed .r la
'Hr WInI Ions apartment hs.a boon
conf I'd f0 GI.t work hr,fI.r OF
.Hrf ~ Fool. owing fn .hr rIIk. $50
lI.nr1'r Haa been reported arIs The
strike began llaf Thlrrf1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

term, or until all of the trial cases
have been disposed of. the juries will
report. Judge Addleman will not b.,
gin with his jury until later in the
term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
r E x HE A TR F.

Today Nae NalrH supported Dol.
robert Marrow fn1 One rHsf iu .Haodaa
Ann o. ir vreas picture fs1rs
comedy. tragedy. .amHnra ana narri
Hess also Triangle. Keystone COINED.
AdmissIau 100
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

nue.. Friday at .. m. Mrs. $. ID.
Cleeg. leader
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
BREAKING OUT ON
FACE AND HANDS
Became Solid Eruption. Did Not
Dare to Wash Hands. FACE
Was ASfuIIy 0isfgured.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

When vas IN 900 hcaI'h my impure
blood ~al-ed my fs~e 20 break out. and also
my hands. The general appraranrr - tho
breaking ont Tas small hllsters accompanied
BY itcning 7 could not rest day or night
for good ~ ile and rho srratching - ms
skin made 'he busfers her0rr a solid erup-
tion. vas foid BE- ras ocyerna and 9 did
Do' dare to sash my hands NJ face f1r every
time d. Dr.. b. snrrneI t0 zee vorse Aiy
face vas aufliiy dlsnsu-d
II lasted three months and ! used -
saiFe. ard other remeJies nI' they ca not
amount o. uuoh. Z was told % use CutI-
cura soap ard uiafmrnt ar. ia so
ussd them arror-ii1s to dIrsrt1us and nov
J am completely healed .-Irr@d Nf-s
Es'~iia CDos- 5zs ofb Ave. Columbus.
Ca. Iuiy so. 1915
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

oLOoY.
1910.
p. J. Condrey.
W. L. rcrwiileger.
L NJ insolvency.
Il. {. Darby.
Harry L. Beuter.
walter Smith.
1911.
Harry s. Davis.
Julius Brtese.
James Parker.
y. J. McMillen.
John J. stanley.
1912.
WIN. II. HARRISON
John Donnelly.
Thomas Parker.
J. n. BOND.
c. c. Schmidt.
II J. Schneider.
Ernest Clouse.
1919.
John ]. Sentnnger.
Edward Bearley.
.. I'd. Michaels.
Alex y. Peckstetn
VIM. L. Senne.
1914.
Da vid X. Gosney.
H T. Gasinire.
John Fleming.
Charles jenkins.
Jacob Humes.
1915.
Prank Burnfield.
william Hell.
John J. Bailey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
JUDGE JAMES W. MCCARTHY OF
JERSEY CITY DELIVERS
MEMORIAL ADDRESS.

thirteenth Annual Services Are Held
Last Night in Court Theatre
and Are We'll Attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

Win 30 . SKIN Bora .1 request. Ad-
dr'-7s D''-.-csrd ''Cu'irnss, D~pt. .. Ba.-
ton" sod thru sh18t 'lr ,roriL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

1903:
Allan n. Rowley.
1904.
frank Herbert.
1905.
J. II. hinton
William Hughez.
w. A Burgbaoher.
Jacob Wnoert.
hairy L. MARROW.
1906.
W. T. Hance.
Chas- G. Moore.
Robt- BArtouax.
1907.
J. q. Asbury.
L W. Baughman-
IA J. Finnegan-
Owen Sullivan
1903.
j. w. Emmons.
Thos. N. Fallen
c. A Dfscher.
John Schafer.
jos. A Hazlett.
y. n Dams.
i. J. Healy.
Henry Russell
Chas. Zoeller.
n. w. Brooks.
Alots Borchner.
Nathan Kuhn.
1909.
ID. b. Lavey.
o. q. Sohnspf.
Jamev -. Cahill.
Harry Joyce
d. p. Stubs.
Harry Smith,
John Och.
b. i. Fecka-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
JOHN c. FREUND TO BE
HERE ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Noted Musical Authority to Deliver Adj
dress ia Auditorium OF John
Marshall High school.

l'ltns for entertaining john 4.
Fr"uud. editor ot Musical America. ;rho
Will visit Richmond this week. were
completed Yesterday afternoon. when
ihc general committee met nj the def
fors"n Hotel.
TN" committee is drawn fro.n the
membership OF the city'S musical clubs.
From the Musicians Club are Mrs. r
-. Williams. president; Mrs j. &. Wise.
Mrs. +. l.. icqucmbourn. Mrs Thomas
Nhitt"t and Miss Louise Williams:
from tho 1t Cecilia Club. Airs. Nina II
swami president: Mrs. William No
land. Mrs l.. T. Conquest. Mrs. W. II.
TriSg. IT.. ana Miss Fannie Anderson
'ohson; from tho Wednesday, Club.
John stewart Bryan. Meade y. Spiccr.
W. i\lrk Mathews and q. deter Jones: :
from the Richmond Male Choral So
cictN Selden Wake. II. NJ. Baskerville
lanes T. Lay. j. McComhic Murray ana
clifford l.. Walker. \ committee from
the Philharmonic Society viii hc an
pointed to-day
Much interest attaches to The an
pcarance here :! the noted writer ana
lecturer who will deliver an, address
III the auditorium of the John Marshail
hiSh school on January :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss susnn Tenant Mn,o.

The funeral Of Miss Susan Tennaut
Mayo was conducted at O'clock yes-
'crnay afternoon in Monumental Epis-
copai church 10y Rev. James w Nor
lis. H. D.. the rector The pail
bearers were Dr. Charles NJ Edwards.
houahton ScaN. Walter +. Allen. Les
lie Reed. :. j. Allen aud +. H. Hicl-
man The burial was IN Hollywood
Cemetery.
Miss Mayo died Friday 1T tho resi-
dencc OF her brother-iu-law. William
y. PoEthrcss. 301 East Franklin
street. She was sixty ycars old and
was born IN Westmoreiand County
she WAS the oldest child Of the late
Dr. john Bland Mayo and Mrs. Louisa
Campbell Mayo. Miss Mayo was Il
granddaughter of the late Judge John
Campbell, OF Westmorcland County, Il
niece Of tho late Joseph Mayo. a former
Mayor Of Richmond. and (, cousin Of
WillouGhby Newton 4 lawyer "f West
morcland County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
Won Kissing SERIOUSLY I'LL
!",rrnor-t.cncrsI uf Belgium Receives
sympathetic Message Erum
Emperor William.
tEy 4 50 ,,lrre


LONDON. December "u.--Cieucral
Baron vom Kissing. vrrnor-ticncr:!
% Belgium. who is lying seriously i'll
with pneumonia at Brussels, says the
exchange Teies gaph Comranys Am
,,erdan correspondent, has received a
sympathetic message from Emperor
William. The correspondent quotes the
Empercrs message rs follows:
You have useG = strong hand ana
led the country IN a farSiGhtcd man
her. You have seen that the popula-
ton has been KEEP; quiet and orderly
and have always favored German in
ter"Sfs, as was Your duty. For your
fidelity and successful accomplishment
.! duty IN a difficult ana responsible
position. beg to tiAnk YOU"
fhr probability Of ,;overnor-,;oueral
Won RiSsinG's retirement because OF i'll
health is being widely discussed in
German circles IN Brussels. The corre-
spondCnt adds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
WATCH-NIGHT SERVICES
Members 81 \. VI. G.. s. 10 Soc OH
Year Out ut Association KuiIdinw
Dwight.

Nhi" members OF the Young Mci,s
Christian Association ana their friends
are Watching the old year out NJ Tho
'ehtrai huiIhihe from - until -
oclock io-niGht. there viii bc II pro-
grain consisting uf n shor; address by
i. NJ. iioneEman, OF Philadelphia. on
t"i"c- Born Men" stories illustrated
ny the atcrcopticon. and music
Boy> and girls viii BE- welcomed AT
The association building Tomorrow :f-
i"rm""n. aud men amt women to-nor-
row night. MIR lloueyM.au Mill de-
liver his address on New York.. rh-
NI1htlcss city at o'cloci tn-tnnrrow
afternoon and ut $50 o'clock jn-lnor-
row night. Guy &. CaldwcA win i;iyu
whisting and mandolin SOLOS. and til.
Virginia Union University nalc quar-
let Viii sing 1T both services There
viii bc BASKETBALL games i. The sym
na>tum io-mo'i"w ni"ht after thr Ice
'NIp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
Churchmen Oppose
Premature Peace
Details Of Increment VIII BE
Made Public in Statement
Ciucn Out TO-DAY.
Ibl Associated i,:e.


~ iiLADELrilI.h. Daccnhcg Go
Leading .hu"chmcn OF ,nc uni,ed
states. led. it is said ~ church :,u-
thorit.cs Of this city. have launched
= ~" 'cmcni ia opposition 10 the ac-
ccn;a1ic" "i Il premature jcarc a.:rer-
men; "y the warning nations VA
ronc.
Details "F the movements. according
I" IN announcement 10y George Whtr-
ton Pepper. ~ this city, q prominent
Enis@"palian laAman. will lac made pub
lie - 4 statement IL be given on, IN
Washington Tomorrow The move
mcui is said 10 he in the nature OF =
uganda conducted hy the church t'oacc
tnior. organized by Andrew car
ncGic. The statement Viii "c s;guod
10y churchmcn Of various faithS, in.
GLIDING several bishops. il Is said.
The movement was first discussed al
u meeting in the Office Of Mr.. Pepper
on Thursday. and was attended hv
iSsncp Joseph T.. Berry, OF Til" Meth
od;st Episcopal Church: William T..
ellis and others.
Tile, inain object OF the movement
is 10 call attention TO thu fact that
peace fuurdcd JIaou cxpc,licucy would
not hc 81 permanent benefit IL III,
world" said Bishop Berry to-day.
There are certain Srca; moral priu-
ciplcs involved in the world war. aud
If II were to end now they w"u.: not
b. definitely settled"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
COAL OPERATORS ASK RELIEF
Plan Appeal Z" United states District
Court for Aid in Car Shortage
situation.
LRv Assncintcl rr.ss |

CHARLESTON. w w December
@o.--coal operators OF tuc New I;iycr
hcld oi West Virginia to-day planned
10 appeal to tho United states District
court for relief from tho ear shortage
which they alleSe has greatly Gun.
tailed operations in their field. The
operators allcgc that the chesapcak.
at'd Ohio Railroad, tho principal outlet
Of The New River field. is furuishtn@
but onc-third OF a norman supply or
ears, and i divertinG ears into the
classes Of traffic more profitable than
coal carrying.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
Funeral or Elisha Keen Iansi,ornc.

The funeral Of Elisha Keen Lang
horne was Conducted at II o'clock yes
terday morning at 81. laul's Epsco-
pal Church by Rev. W. Russell Bowie,
II. -. rector OF the church. assisted by
Rev. -. e. Mayors. Of Greenwood. ;,ud
Hcv. III, \. Lacy. OF Blackstone. Mr..
Lang horn. died Thursday morning il!
Birmingham. Ala. and his body ar
rived in Richmond from ,her. Friday
evening. The burial was III ilolly-
wood Cemetery.
.Nmons those attending tn. funeral
were MIR. i.auShorne's father. Colone c!
chiswnl -. Lang OF 'Mirador,
Augusta County; Mrs. Phyllis Lang
horne Brooks, Of "Mirador'': Mn aud
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson. OF New
Work; George w. stevens. preside nj
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
and Miss Nancy Perkins. Two of MIR.
Lang orne's sisters, Mrs. William
Waldorf .Astor ana Mrs, Nora phirps.
~, in Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
GERMAN GREEN IN CHARGE
OF NORWEGIAN STEAMER
| BY .kssociaicd Prcss

PARIS. December Co.--The Eorwc-
Eian steamship TEyra. 3.I42 tons gross
is reported IN a IIavas disnatc;. from
lfGnna. spain. Il have put into that
port yesterday with i German: prize
crew OF live men OH board. In aI,li-
lon TO the Thyra's crew OF fourteen
.here were OH tie vessel seven menu
n'iS OF IN. crew OF Il British S;eam-
ship. which had been torpcdocG Nc,
cord'ng 10 tho dispatch. the Germans
declared they were going Ia torpedo
the ThNra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
DIR. X. r.. 'rutuin.

Special To The Tim. piSrat ch.
bA\Nll.LE. VA, December 3p.-Mrs
". W. Gladstone to-day received word
from stuart. Va, announcing the deaf,
81 her brother. Dr. Z. i. 'vatum. yes
terd:y evening Dr. ratunt. who had
pra.tirad here. was operated on re-
Gently IN Richmond. but sank rapidly
after heinS removed to his home tie
leaves Il wife and four children. The
funeral viii! take place tomorrow af-
icrnoon. burial to be made at Concord
church. Patrick County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
Nr>. ,iuxcs u. Daniel.

Special IL The Times Dispa
ALBERTA VA. December 3e.-Mrs.
Aoscs l.; Daniel. living near Harr"wS
store. dice suddenly on Thursday Of
i"&rt trouble she was buried ycs-
terday Afternoon she was Miss
Vaughan. OF Nottoway County. Her
husband dice several years ago. She
leaves four sons aud one daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
WILSON WRENCHES ANKLE
i'rcsidcn. fu,l> on Slippery hillside
While Playing GOLF. aud suffers
Slight Injury.

WASHINGTON. Dcc,mncr con Tres
'dcn; WILSON fcli on :, slippery hin
side while rl;:yiuG golf today :tnd
wrcnch"d his ankle. lie was able 10
continue the game. hut walked with i
decided limp the rest Of the day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
CAPTAIN iND CREW
SAFE VT PORT ,ENul.ES

TOULOUSE. FRANCE. December 81
-ihc captain and twenty-five mem
perS OF the crew OF the Ercuci. bark
Emma bauranS. 2.t52 tons gross. hay.
arrived at Port ,'endres. IN Fr.t"ce.
on the Mcdtcrrancan The vcssc, was
sunk Ivy q submarine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
BRITISH STEAMER
XOtOAsrEU 81 Nix
BY Associatcd Preg.,.l

BY NssociatcU Fre9.,.I
LONDON, December 3o.-lloyd's re-
ports that tho British steamer 10
roaster, a,'lG tons. is believed to have
been sunk.
Lioyds also reports the sinking Of
the British steamer AislatS tprcvious-
~ reported sunk from Paris. and tnut
me crew has Seen landed with the
exception of the captain. who is q pris-
oner about Il submarine