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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special sale of stamped goods at re-
J dueed prices, with free lessons, Thurs
day and Friday at The Speciality Shop
Mrs Beattie, l6S North Main street.
+. F. Brigham, commissioner of agri.
culture, from st. Adams, will speak at
grange hail. South Barre, Friday even
ing, March IL, at o'clock. His subjects
will be, "The Raising of Potatoes" and
"The Marketing of Farm Produce. y
Everyone cordially invited--adv.
Members of the Sunshine Workers
class of the Hedding NJ E. church were
entertained at the home of Mrs. L. B.
Dodge last evening. A supper furnished
by the Reds" who were the losers in a
recent attendance contest with the rest
of the class known as the "Blues," was
the feature of the entertainment and
was followed by the playing of games
and general good time.
Thomas Bradlee of Burlington. rep
resentative of the University of Vermont
agricultural extension service, arrived in
the city to-day to participate in the
meeting of Washington county farmers
at Rowland hall this afternooneat 1870
O'Clock. Farmers from number of sur
rounding towns began to arrive in the
city late this forenoon to attend the con
ference of the association organized here
last year for the purpose of employing
county agricultural agent. Frank NJ
Bancroft, chairman of the association,
was due to preside over the meeting and
at least two candidates for the position
were expected to appear for oral exam
nation. At meeting last week the
county farmers association voted unani-
mously to engage an agent to begin his
duties as soon as possible after April L.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
Taking Police Force Examinations.

A number of candidates for the police
force were being examined by doctor
the other day, and a pretty stiff exami-
nation it was, too. AT length it came to
testing the mems sense of hearing, and
said the examiner:
do you see this watch"
Candidate-Yes.
Examiner-Do you hear it tick 2"
Candidate Certainly; quite plainly.
Examiner-Stand further back.
Candidate retires three PAGES.
Examiner-Do you hear it now?
Candidate-Yes.
Examiner-Well, you must be smart,
for the watch has not been going for
fortnight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
IMPORTANT POWER HEARING.
For Chartering of Central Power corpor-
alton of Vermont.

Middlebury, March l6--An adjourned
hearing was begun in the Addison county
court house yesterday morning on the
petition OF Charles II. Thompson, Ben
jamin A. Sumner, Dean X. Lille. and II,
j. NJ. Jones of Montpelier, and Alexander
Gordon of Barre and Frank H. Stuart
and Albert T. Stuart of Newton, Mass,
incorporators of the Central Power Cor
poration of Vermont The forenoon ses-
sion was taken up by Attorney S. Hollis
ter Jackson for the Barre Manufacturers
association, who introduced H. p. Hin
man, secretary and treasurer Of the Barre
Manufacturers association. He was fol-
lowed by Alexander Duncan, president
of the association who told of the diff
Guilty in obtaining sufficient power for
mechanical purposes in Barre. Several
other witnesses were present, who testi-
fled along the same line
The corporation was represented by
Erwin NJ. Harvey, f. b. Thomas, of
and Robert r. Ryder of Lex
ington, Mass and Eldredge T. Ryder of
Boston and Ira H. Lafluer of Middlebury;
The Battell estate by James B. Donoway,
Robert W. McCuen of Middlebury, and
Bert L. Stafford of Rutland; the Mont
1elier and Barre Light and Power com
1any by f. Il. Gleason of Montpelier and !
W. w. Stiekney of Ludlow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Clothes wringers, mop wringers and
dryers. f. A. Prindle Co., Pearl street.
Guy R. Varnum of North street
is among the Barre men in attendance
at hearing before the Vermont public
service commission in Middlebury this
week.
Several employees of the local branch
of the Vermont Telephone & Telegraph
company were in Montpelier to-day at
tending company lecture on First Aid
to the Injured"
Forrest Carroll, member of the 1915
class at Spaulding high school, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas j. Carroll of $50 North
Main street, was removed to the City
hospital in the Perry & Noonan ambu-
lance this morning. Young Carroll was
taken quite seriously i'll in the night and
his condition grew steadily worse. 1t is
thought that an operation for appendi-
citis will restore him to health.
The snow of over night did little to
improve conditions of travel on North
Main street and surplus of snow in the
business section was partially responsible
for two minor mishaps this morning. A
horse attached to one of Papin Bros de-
livery sleighs, essayed too swift turn
in mid forenoon with the result that one
runner was stripped from its frame when
the two seated outfit turned over in the
car track. A team that formed part of
a funeral procession from Graniteville
tipped over in the car track near the
Miles block, precipitating the three oc-
cupants into the snow. None of the trio |
was injured. Employees of the street de-
partment are removing the accumulation
of snow from the business section as
rapidly as possible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
WAITSFIELD
Funeral of c. w. Bingham Held in South
Fayston.

Funeral services for Charles Washing
ton Bingham were held Wednesday at
the home of his daughter Mrs. Verne C.
| Pierce, in South Fayston, where he re-
sided lnterment was in the village
cemetery, Rev. William A. Remele, pas
tor Of the Congregational church, officiat-
ing. The deceased had been in failing
health the past two years and had been
confined to his bed the last three weeks.
The end came at 3 a. m. Monday from
acute Bright's disease and complica-
ton of diseases.
Mr.. Bingham was born June 10. lS49,
in Gilsun, N. H., and for the last 10 years
had made his home in this town and
South Fayston.
He is survived by one brother, Joseph
A. Bingham of Gilsun, n. H., and one
sister, Mrs. Lon Barrett, wife of George
Barrett OF Manchester, n. H., also by
three children. Mrs. Ethel Pierce of South
Fayston, Charles A. Bingham and Garth
f. Bingham of the Z. S. customs Office
in st. Adams. There are four grand
Erie b. Pierce, who has a posi-
tion with the Strong Hardware company
in Burlington Vaun c. Pierce, Inez e.
Pierce and Niles " Pierce
The funeral was attended by a goodly
number of the neighbors and friends in
spite of the raging blizzard. The flow
ars were beautiful and consisted largely
Of roses and carnations. Among these |
was pillow of roses with the word |
Father from the children, spray of |
carnations from the customs office in st. |
Adams, bunch of carnations, sc in
number, corresponding to the years of /
Mr. Bingham's life.
The bearers were Daniel S. McLaugh-
in. John II. SMALL, John Mckay and
Arthur Markham.
Those present from out of town were
Earth E. Bingham of st. Adams, Erie b.
Bingham of Burlington, Miss Juliette
Yhitcomb of Richmond.
Mrs. ID. H. Skinner returned Monday
rom Heaton hospital. II
Harold LaMorder has position in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
MONTPELIER
Judge Martin Dismissed Petition TO Re-
move Mrs Ola Hogaboon as Guardian.

HVNe mla' VLh HosapOon as Oudtuidn.
In probate court yesterday afternoon. i
hearing was held on the petition 10 re
move Mrs. Ola liogahoon as guardian fol
Mrs, Hannah L. Towle of Moretown
nearly score Of witnesses being exam.
ined. The petition was dismissed by
Judge Martin. To-day the will Of Well
man p. Thayer, late of Ware, was prov.
en-.
Mrs, +. j. Nutter and child left this
morning for their home in Greenfield
Mass, after a visit in the city with
relatives.
At meeting of the Capital Poultry
association. held last evening in the me-
mortal room at the city hall, p. T.. fash.
er and l.. ID. Heller of Bridgetown, N. T.,
We're chosen as judges for the first show
OF the local organization. which is to
be held next February. The comparison
method is to be used in judging. The
next meeting will be held March 20, TO
fix other details for the show.
The town of Mortified has brought
suit in county court, the case TO be re-
turnable at the September term, against
Mrs. Louise Lafrana and others, to com.
pei the defendants to assist in the sup
port of their father, now cared for by
the plaintiff.
Mrs. L. f. Sumner of School street
left last evening for Manchester, n. H.
where she will make an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. Agnes NJ. Clarke.
B. A. Reed is spending few days in
n. H., on business.
II. j. NJ. Jones returned this morning
rom Middlebury, where, with several
'ther local business men, he participated
n hearing held before the public serv-
ce commission on apetition brought by |
he Central Vermont Power company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
EAST BARRE.

The members of Ripping Stream lodge
are requested to meet in l. Q. @. f. hall
Friday, March II. at o'clock sharp for
practice Per order n. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
ADMITS A MURDER.
Richard L. Mccormick Tells Police He
Killed His Mother.

i. Mccormick. son of John Mccormick,
one Of the registrars of voters in this
city, walked into the East Cambridge
police station yesterday and declared he
had murdered his mother The woman
was found lying on the floor of her kitch-
en- with deep wound in the head. She
died on the way to the hospital. The
young man said he had had quarrel
with her. He is % years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
The Borrower.

'T don't see any new books scattered
around your library, old chap"
"No. I've been so busy lately |
haven't had a chance to visit any of my
friends. Judge,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
Necessary.

81 hear that they buried the janitor
last week"
Eyes, they had to; he ied"-Lehigh
Burr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
Merely.

Sham-Does your barber shut up Sun
day?
Poo-No. he merely closes his shop
Nebraska Awgwan.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1915.
The Weather

Fair tonight; colder. Friday fair and
not so colds strong northwest winds di.
by Friday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
Our ewSpring Waists
in
Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine
and Silk

We are just bit proud of our
line of Waists, feeling that they
are the best to be had at the
price. Nearly every day some.
thing new and exclusive arrives,
and we do like to show them.
Our special is fine quality of
Crepe de Chene, beautifully made
in white and new spring tones at
$2.98.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TO RENT -- 2 furnished or unfinished
rooms, Sd floor Mascot building, 90 North
Main street. over Heath's Wallpaper Store
c. A. Heath. ltftl'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16

at Barre City, in the state of Vermont. a
the close Of business on March Z. 1916
Resources
Loans and discounts ............. s403, 307 90
overdrafts, secured. $3.50: unse-
cured, S24S.s9 ......,.'....'..' ? 1928
| u. s. bonds
| u. S. bonds deposited TO
| secure circulation (par
U. s. bonds pledged to
secure u. S. deposits
| tpar valuef ........,- 100000
| Total y. $. bonds ..,.......... l03000o 90
Bonds, securities. etc.
Bonds other than u. s.
postal savings deposits s22,OoO.oo
Bonds and securities
pledged as collateral for
state. other deposit
its postal excluded or
bills payable ....s... 100000
Securities other than u.
S. bonds -(not tnelud-
ing stocksl owned
pledged ......ss.ss.t. lhl,3SE.f3
Total bonds securities, etc........ 204, 532.73
Stocks other than federal reserve
bank stock ...............,..... 10000
Subscription to stock of
federal reserve bank /. S6.700.O0
Less amount unpaid $4,000 $4,000
Net amount due from federal
serve bank .................... 1o.459s7
Net amount due from APP
proved reserve agents
in New York, Chicago
and st, Louis ......... S12,349.22
Net amount due from
approved reserve agents
in other reserve cities. 16.5396l 2S, SO
Net amount due from banks and
above .,....................... 1.O4s.8s
Other checks on banks in the same
city or town reporting bank. 267.44
Outside checks and other
cash items ..t......... S772.64
Fractional cur rency,
nickels and cents So. l2s.63 90l27 I
Notes of other national banks ..... 2,OS20
Federal reserve notes ............ $500
Coin and certificates ,............ 12.s7660
Legal-tender notes ....:.:.......... e,295.oo
Redemption fund with U. S. treas
urer and due from U. S. treasurer 100000 |
Total .....................,.....s7s7 4s2la
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in .............si 10000 /
Undivided proftss2i. s4s.62
Reserved for
Less current expenses.
interest and taxes
paid .....+-........ 2.i20.O2 20.4I4S0 II
Circulating notes outstanding 80. ge.so0,O0
Due to banks and bankers 1900. 3.359.85
Dividends unpaid ...+............ 100
Demand deposits III
Individual deposits subject to check ls7.26s.7s
Certificates O! deposit due in lcss
than 50 days .......--...--..-.. 25.2b2.60
Cashiers checks outstanding 49,. i.e76.sZ
United States deposits ..-....... 100000
Postal savings deposits ...-..... 11.5s2.97
Time deposits payable after 80
days. or subject 70 80 Gays or
more notice. III
Certificate Of deposit .......... 22.s03.7s
Other time deposits ............. aZ6. 936.0g
sills payable including obligations
representing money borrowed. 2s.8o0.o0
Total ....................... .g7s7.gs2I4
tate o. Vermont county 81 Washington. ss:
l. W. G. JOHNSON. JR-, cashier Of the
hove- named bank. DO soismnly swear that the
hove statement is true 30 the best o. my T.
nowieaze ard belief
W. G. JOHNSON. yR-. Cashier.
subseribe-i and sworn 10 before me. this
sth day q March. 1915.
HORATIO WA SCOTT. Notary Pebble.
arrgct-AttEsts
". p. SMITH
G. W WEfCHER
A D. vol NC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16

F0UND--A ladys black kid glove on Main
street. Owner may have same by calling at
this office and paying for advertising. lt2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16

WANTED-Girl for general homework fam
lily of no cooking Mrs. Arthur L. Colby,
tel 605-W, 10 Summer street, Montpelier, VT
Itf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16

% A regular meeting of
&a SA1s% Green Mountain council,
k&yxxsN& No. 1856, r. A., will be held
= Gsxsa IN. Friday, March II, at 1880
W. IN @* p. IN. in X. of p. hall.
%xM " Every member is asked to
be present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16

Mrs d. H. Skinner returned Monday
from Heaton hospital.
Harold LaMorder has a position in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BAN

at Barre City, in the state of Vermont. at
the close Of business on March Z. 1916.
Resources
Loans and discounts .....4.+..... s40s 301 95
Overdrafts, secured, $3.50:
cured S243.99 ..,............. = 29729
II g bonds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-16

state Of Vermont. county Of Washington. as:
I. ". G. JOHNSON. JR-, cashier Of the
above-nRniCd bank DO soiemnly swear that the
above statement is true 20 the best Of my
knowledve ard belief
W. c. JOHNSON. yR. Cashier
Suhscribed and sworn 10 before me. this
asth day 81 March. 1915.
HORATIO WA SCOTT. Notary Pebble.
Correct-Attests
-.rr--.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
CHARGES OF MISCONDUCT
PREFERRED AGAINST Ri Fly
Governor Nhi'nnn VIII Give super
thtcndent of Prisons Hearing M
EAccuti,e th.unhcr al: 'rucS,I,y

ALBANY. y. y, January S--CharCes
81 misconduct IN Office We're preferred
Dy Governor WAitma. Tonight AGAINST
j"hn H. Riley. state Superintendent Of
Prisons. Superintendent Riley VIII be
given hearing At the executive cham
Der on Tu"sda:, after which tho GOV
error viii announce his decision ON ,he
question Of removing Rilcy from or
lice.
ON Thursday TIE Governor requested
Superintendent l.lley's rcsiruation on
The ground the; 'Riiey's transfer az
sixty sin Sing Sing inmates 20 Dame
mora Prison would have the effect of
breaking down the Sing Sing admin
istration and rendering intolcrablr the
position Of Warden George W. t.irch
wey. Riley refused 10 resign. ana In
his reply 10 -ae Governor explained
that when IL was discovered that some
uf the men included we're officers o;
the Mutual Welfare League they were
eliminated from the draft ANA others
named IN their places.
Tie GoverEo" notified the aupcrin-
teuu.nt to-day ;nat h" Saw no reason
Tor changing his opinion that public
interest demanded Elcy's Immediate
resignation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
CASE OF ARMED ITALIAN
LINER BEFORE LANSING
Baron Iwiedinek, AUSTRIAN Charge
infoi nialiy Asks What Cunrsc
Is to BE Pursued.
REPORT CONES FROM MALONE
Officials Familiar With Initch States
ATTITUDE Express Belief That ship
VIII Not Leave Until Guns Have
Been Removed.

WASHINGTON, January ~ Baron
Erich HTicdilck. charge Of the .i,,$tro..
hungarian "mba ssS. to-day informally
called 10 The attention OF Sccrctary
Lansing the prcscnc. OF two mounted
thrce-in"l Suns OH til" Italian steam
snip Giuseppe Verdi WHEN Sh. arrived
IN New York Oh Thursday. White oil
c!al information upon the suhicc, Was
ia"i>iu: IL WAS nndfrs TODD that tho
cA:tr;." h:td uadr inquiries as 10 VIVA,
action tie United States. as i. NEUTRAL.
considered taking in tho ruttcr
Secretary f.ausins was said t. have
assured ia: on. Iw.tdinci< tt,u vessel
wo,.;d not bc .iiInw Ell IA lcaV. .lmcr-
'c.su waters before the quest!ona in
""ivcd had beer disposed Of officials
- ! position to b" familiar with the
attitude Of the United states EXPRESSED
Tire belief that til. SLIP would not he
part uutl! ;',c guns hni been removed.
Whether tic charge expressed the
belief !" secretary Lansing that ,Nr
sNir through hcin" "rmcd had become
. wafShin aud consequently was sub
!.Dt to iHicrnmc.;. could not ~ icii-
n!t"iN a:c"rt1in"d 1t was believed
certain, however, that the ship's status
w"uid he taken NJ informally with thc
Italian coverument
officials consider that in SCENT, - ii
that the ship does not salt from M
Am"ricap port with guns mounted tho
United states VIII prevent possible
charges Of unncutral conduct, .noult
she by amy chance use her armament
for other thort dcrcnsiv" purposes NJ
some later time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
SUPPORTERS URGE DA8NEY
TO OPPOSE GEORGE AINSLlE
Despite Announcement That lie would
Not Bc Candidate. Friends Put Him
Forward tor Mayor.

Notwithstanding his statement that
lie would not be q candidate Tor the
position of Mayor uf Richmond. adj
MIXERS Of William T. Dabn-. ycster-
day had IN circulation :. petition ask
ing the business manager of the cham :
h.v or Commerce 10 allow iie use 81
his maine IN tn" spring primary On
April &
With the expected changes in the
city charter aivn. Ike MAJOR the
the city and making him the direct
head u the Police department. ii is
held tna, the Office VIII become a much
more important one Than il has been
in The past. Although The charter
amendments 90 not reach the Common
coancu until Tomorrow night. several
members Of that body are Quoted as
havin.: EXPRESSED tire view that when
they are pat into effect the salary
or the Mayor should be Increased from
$5,o0o $1,5oo a Year.
\ petition signed ny many members
of The Central V. II. {. 4. and others
has been presented to -. \. hawkins
a former president OF that body. now
head Of the real estate department OF
;hn Richmond Bank and Trust Com
panY. asking him 10 become a candi :
date for Mayor lie has promised to
si.e his answer tomorrow.
1T ,rcSrn, Mayor George .Ninsiic is
the only avowcd candidate in The field
Ills fcicrds not only express confidence
in his reelection. BIZ; are doubici;!
whether when tnc lists close he will
have any opposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
>HIp NhNIGATED
Bh CIVILIAN IREN

WASHINGTON. January S.--Col!cc
tor Ma!pnc's report regarding he pres
en1e 81 two mounted thrce-inch rifles
on the Italian liner Giuseppe Verdi
which arrived at New York on Thurs
daN. states that the ship was raviratcd
hy u civilian crew, and did not, rs was
unoilicially reported. carry gunnrrs .!
the Royal Italian Navy. This bccam,
known to-day after the collectors -.
port had been received At Secretary
i.ansiug's Office.
the case under adviScucnt md until
he ll% decides what actipn will lie
taken, the Giuseppe Verdi will be d.
tanned At New York Altnourh tho
guns will not he forcibly removed h.
this government. officials regard il us
certain that the ltaiian government
viii order them diSmuuatcd. thereby
removin. objections against The yes.
sells departure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
H0PEWELL ATTORNEY
Is ARRESTED AS SPY
In Desire To See Du Pont T'Inut at Close
Range He Borrows Pass
From Employce.

Especial - The Times dispatch
lioPEWELL. VA. January S.-E =.
f.arkin. young local attorney, who
was arrested here III the pu Pomt
Powder Company'S plant ycSlcrda;. rs
a spy, after securing admission 10 the
grounds or 4 check belonging 10 ii
friend, * i'll Washington trying Ia nav.
his friend rciNstatrd 10 his fo-me. pp-
sition with til" powder company whic;,
hc lost for violating one OF IFS rules
I.arkin. like many others who visit
tie Wonder CITY, wanted 10 soc The
big powder works lie made known
his desire 10 friend. and this ac-
cormodat.ng person obliged i.ar!:!n by.
loal.iu- him his check. I.arkim was
suspected b. tir Du Pont guards he
cause he strol!cd aooUt with apparru;iy
nothing 10 do and they arrested him
as n suspected SPY. The "ouug lawyer
soon proved his Identity and was re-
leased
Ills friend was Immediately dis
missed from the employ or tive Du Pont
works for violating one OF lis strictcst
rules in loarlinG Larkin tho pass. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09

Nis~ Frances ThorntoE. popuicriy
Gated ..Itunn." IL remarkable yn,,n.
Nni:inn rncin. driver. who sprun;. into
prominence few months a.o ihrouSII
her sensational driving al speed ca:~ on
:niir dirt =racta. She is hn"I< from her
racing ru.npniSn. during which time
She surprised spectators nnd ,naic rae
Ing i:riSrr. alike hs her skill and
daring. although II was oul. her first
season. She fS IN SrV York III attend
the automobile show In fraud Central
Palace. The MEETS In which She drove
Scripps. Hooth. HriscOc and Mercer
racini. cnrs. nre under thc sanction of
the International Auto contest Asso-
"inti"r. which permits Nnnicn to drive.
while the American amturuobilc ts.o-
cintiUn. which sanctions the bigger
races. does not permit women In con-
irAfs. Niss Thornton hopes that the
contest board of the latter association
viii see M to amend the rules in the
near future 80 that women VIII tic per-
mittcu to drive In speed classics. like
I'll" Aston cup. Vanderbilt rup. t.rnud
Prize. etc. Miss Thornton j. Il HrnoI>-
'sn girl. md social. prominent in that
borough. While driving at u seventy
mile I'm hour i.ait M u rucc meet in
fe0riu. III. "Hunns" crashed through a
fence She escaped uuiniurcd. hut her
mcchanicinn was frnrruli. hurt. She
jumped out Of the Itarhinc. calmly MI
'nfniStcrca Hrst mid and SIM the In
iured man to tho hospital. She then
hnstcn-d bncl, to the anpIiithcatcr mud
mhde her bow. Hrcuusc I,.r eur cn,,Id
not be .:ottcn into condition In time
Tor the rncc IL WnS rancci..d. .li,inuy,,
~ the successor at the fauI0r> Nrs
Johh Newt1n tunc0. who broke many
records some years NJ" mud then retired
from the rn,i Ing game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-09
lhInI, He stole Druou,S.

Richard WALTER. colorcd, was loc!:cd
up last night upon 4 charge OF bciut:
a suspicious character. When found
by Policeman w. H. HARRIS the negro
was attempting Ii dispose Of four
hrComS for 40 cents. As r.ch OF tht
hrooms NaS worth almost this amount
tho officer arrested him as u sus.
pi,ious character