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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
MANY TOWNS IN VIRGINIA
ARE VISITED BY STORM
buildings Are Cnroofetl and Other.
wise Damaged by Cyclonic
Wind.
PROPERTY LOSSES uE,yy
Electric Wires Frustrated and Lines
OF Communication Are Dcranred.
Chatham. Dublin, Petersburg md
Chase City in Path of Gale.
PROP
LOSSES
Storm Warnings
on Atlantic Coast

" WASHINGTON, -. e.. March e.
storm that was over Missouri on
T"rsday might IL now passing Off
the Worth Carolina CONT with un-
diminished fury. while a secondary
dist"rh"n"e Of equally great Intcn-
sh' that developed over virginia ON
i"esdh! might huS moved TO Cane
You. the Weather bureau announced
"-"'Eht TIC two disturbances
c""se" GENERAL rains and SHOWS
from fcnnchsce mud North Carolinn
"orih"nrd and nurtheustward, Mt
tended d! revere gales TINT extend
e" westward Into the Missouri NuI-
Icy Hnd southwark along the A.
iantir Coast M far ms Northern
Fluridn.
storm "nruinSs nrc Displaced ON
'"r Atinnti" Coast from Jackson-
Vile to Enntport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
NO INFANTRY ATTACKS
ON NI:ISDIN l'Uu\.r

PNfiS. March mo infantry at
lacks were made ON the Ncr.luu front
last night, tn" War Office announced
ms afternoon. The E"Ynaus bonn.
"arhed Maianconrt heavily. and there
were artillery exchanges Of less in
tensity east Of the Meus.
The "tItcncu, follows.
West of Tie Meusc. II. arrill.r.
H"cl was very Lively IT. III" region OF
M"lanc"urt, Esnes and mill %"i A par
'tcuiarly violent fire was direct.
against the Haucourl NIL
East % The Nous" the lombard.
"en' was Intense IN the r"Tion Of Vaux
and Damloup
There We're no lr!nu,r, ,.,i,,,.
nf the front %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
PROBE INTO MYSTERIOUS.
DEATH Of JOHN {. Pee:
Autopsy Discusses Presence Of sun
Client Arsenic In Stomach to
Hill Several Men.
HEART IN HEALTHY coNplr,o,,
End Comes at Home Of Sun-in-ia a.
In New York, Where Mrs. Pee
Also Died ACKNOWLEDGEMENT An
rest Within Twenty.i'our ilnur.

GRAND itAI'IDS. MICH. March - :
pr. otto II. Schultzc. Of the atnn
District Attorney Swan, Of New Yo,J
performed to-day Il second auinuI
upon the body Of John T.. Peck. Gran
,.apids miner, who died suddenly "a
N"r'h IN IN" apartment of his svit
:n-iaw br. Arthur Warren Waite. /
~" 80 riverside Drive, New Yo,1
Guy. MI. fcck's death occurred siI
weeks after that Of his wife. who aid
died at her n-in-law's home
TO days autopsy disclosed the ur.I
eh,c Oh suhic'cnt arsenic III the stom'
hch 10 have killed several men. rbS
heart was in healthy condition
There has been no heart trouble n
til" l'rcE family, according TO the fam.
lily physician, ana there was no adj
h,sion Of amy Kind, Both stomach AN,
lntcStin"S showed signs OF corrosiot
l'r. Schultze discovered positively tina.
tn" arsenic had been administered, H..
fore If" ia the body WAS extinct
Mrs. Waite. bride, is seriously .ici
~ 'hc family home here. She took /.
her bed last Friday. the day DR.. Wait
Lott for the East Friends declare sh
~ frequently affected with nausea I'll
dead mans viii was hlcd for pruba,
last FriihN Dr. wait. ltud his wife AZ.
the bcncnciaIics They receive the in
come from sl.D0oOoo DR. Schultze
YORK district attorneys homicide bi
rc1u and "a stenoIrapher Will contiii,i,
their Investigations here.
Nil Peck Was in business h"rc 20
i,"lf - century He was the son o
Elias Peek. 4 physician Of Ncwburg
y Y
nr Waite il the son Of Nj. and Mrs
warren Waite, or this city. Narr"'
Waite - It travelling snlrsmnn Youn,
Waite is twenty mine years Old "
WAS educated in tn. public schools az,
~ IA" University Of Michigan ncr;n
college. Her. he made q brilliant re
cord, and Ma awarded Il scholarship j.
the College Of Royal Surgeons, Ediu
burgh. Scotland
Ills work ~ Edinburgh won him .
lucrative appointment IN South Afrio.
~ the employ Of an English syndicate
lie was i'll South africa sGvcral NcaIs
In 1874 he came here for visit an,
renewed his acquaintance win clar;
Louise Peck. lie went 20 Palm Bcn,i
with MISS rrck and hcr mother cart,
~ ':i. Later ON Miss Peck visitc.
her Wealthy maiden aunt. AIiss cath
crime Peck. At the Paris Avenue iiut.i
~ New YORK. The romance dCvclnpc,
rapidly, and tn. two were married h.i.
ca >.ut-mhcr 9. 1915 The w"diut
MAS 3 ''.'illiaut social function
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
FIRE SWEEPS MANY
BLOCKS IN AUGUSTA
AND IN NASHVILLE

''''''.""" 'o''' '''H' "h'''
,ns lotion E"" where thousands 81
pai"S 81 cotton WEI" stored. The flames
eating their way through tn" ware
house ,,tackcd tho TubmaS High
-,hool and then sw,ut mack toward
nrowu street The .,r.n,.r had ken,
~, r,r.. f,.,u ,b, I.r;o,
Ix,,,t prldf,. t,o,, 49,. r,.,, 600.
I'd. hu, n.nen ~. ,n,,5,,1.. -
N'", "u' "heh me ""i'"'hs was at
'"c"'" from INC rear 'heN W"r" help
!"ss
In TIC Seven hundred Block" rt
Broad street the Union savings Eark
BuiIdiuE ,n. I.ost.I T.f.srupb U,i,s
Jug. III, Ausu,ta II,r,ia nui,dinr 49,.
,,,,,,..,.i., w., '"e
orrnni,I. ., Vs., ,t,'' ''|,"S AN" .ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
Mrs Alice Kern I:ubsnk.

lSp"ciai 20 TIL. Times Dispatch
EEDFORD. VA March ..-Mrs
Alice Kern t:ubamk wife OF William
Euhank prominent member OF the
BEDFORD bar. died at their home on
I-onSwood Avenue to-day after an i'll
ness Of several months. Mrs. Eubuui;
was member "f the Baptist Church.
She IL survived by her husband and Ave
children, who are Misses EStcllc, car
ric, Alice, l.uc"lle aud William r.uLaul,
ana her mother. Mis Kern. Of N.nton.
The funeral will take place on FRIDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
GERMANS GAIN FOOTHOLD
ON HILL OF HAUC0UR7

tt"ut!nGed from FIRST l,aSe.,
c"urt. ana owing l" we occas>ohai
capture @! adni'iohA' ''thchcS rom
ne eh"N.E "Nts"ic INC wooden sectors
'he h"'t'"'' "' vi" ""'"c' pf 'H"he'S
capture" mere mas 'Sch 'h''"astc !"
.
..,, ,,.o, ,,, cr, i
m 49,, -,
m r.,,.,.,, a.. r,. ,
, ,i,,, .;,,,.,, ,o...a
'H "N' ''''"''7 "''s P"'
''' Nv H :" az. '''
W
.,, 49,
20 80" ''"
{ ,n ''"'s'
,;, ~
,''
NV go 'o"' ="
Eastern 'front.' me -rea' offensive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
WEATHER
DOES DAMAGE At DlHII<


Especial to The Times-pis,,.cr
III bl.lN. VA. March 1.-'rbis Soc
ton day experienced very tcmpes
,"unS weather. Local heavy rains have
fallen and the wind has been ,.xce,J
!uslI high. The number Of telegram
poles h!o"u down IS $50 between Wal
'oh ana R'uchcid 'ione, and many on
'hc h''n lnc OF the Norfolk and Vest
"rr
Ma old landmark. a hous. bail, bv
H:hiN VISOR. Revolutionary soldier
ana Discrimination Of the Oldest
generation "f Wysors now living in
this county and situated three miles
from this place, was destroyed 10y fire
with all Us contents this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
SEVERE: ELECTRIC STORM
nASsE.S OVER IuASE IIrA

CHASE CITY. VA. March Ca Sc
we're electric ana thunder storm
struck this city this afternoon ~ 4:30
o'clock. doing slight damage II l..
iIcrV"E, prominent lumber dealer.
was painfully injured when pile Of
lumber blew down upon him. T.l"-
rhouc wires are down IN all directions.
\ hrcai: AZ the city pump station cut
If the water supply and th" city was
without lights until o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
FIRE: N on. FIELDS
tthDS1 ENII\t,I iSIl,.r

Tulsa OKLA, March @o-E:xcep.
Toy f." burning. wells tn. ur.
which started yesterday in tn. OH
h"!nS' NV" and half miles southeast
81 i'ruinrisht, Okla. had been cxtin-
u,Snc" I"'e f",da>, Tn" blaze sweep,
f"nT sections Of o. leases ana siy'v
rigs were destroyed. The loss ,s 80
umat"d a. 81 500 ZOO Srveral OH
tanks ""re burning tonight, hu, IA.
IRE was under control
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
Draft of Protocol
Sent to Cananzo
agreed Upon by Acting Seer ,tuyy
Polk and the Mexican.
ambassador.

WAStIlNGTDN, March IA draft
of tn" protoc asked for by Genera
Carranxa 10 govern the operations Of
the American expedition in Mexico
seeking Villa was agreed upon late
to-day by Acting Secretary Polk and
l;iiseo .trr-don,io. Mexican Amhassa-
dor Designate u Was forwarded at
once tn carranza for approval. and Is
rHpcrtc,- To- hc in effect within a few
days
Details OF the proposed convention
will he withheld until i; is signed. Il
is known, however. that Il sets forth
tho rights OF each government III The
cNtraoriiuary circumstances existing
and prcScrihcs rs Tar as possible the
method OF co-opera zion 10 bc cmriuH.G
hy the Mcxicam troops in the pursuit
Of the outlaws,
Although the Il" ;ariu IoNcrumen,
sought the prolucul is terms are ell .
tircIy ~ accord win the views Of The
Un.trd states rh,. government real
ICES rGiIy TIA" dil!cuit position Of Gen
craI Currauln in his own country. ani
The protocol has been drafted with II
view to strengthening liz" hand ~ the
DC factn government al homc. well
as 10 preventing disaSrecncnts sc
tween the tw" governments ur their
military officers III the field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23

John II. Clarke. sixty-cirht years old
died this morning at 1908 Park Avenue
after nm illness OF tom days. Mr.. CLARKE
was wcll-kuown i'm business circica and
vas u Confederate veteran lie was q
member Of X. T.. Ice Camp No. |. Urittd
Con fcderatc Veterans
lie leaves the following children
christian II. Clarke. Douglas Il. Clarke
iIcaih g. Clarke. Miss Rchccca -
Clarke and Miss Mildred G. Clarke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
iHotT NnnD PERSONS
HOMELESS ~ p>RIS

fA'iIS. TEN. Marcel Every IN
'''nin2 ,ain tonight Was h.'u.iu.,
provisions. clothing ami tents 10 NE
approximately 5000 homeless persons
w faTiS' rendered practically destitute
hY last nights fire. which ala pro,-
cry ""ma2" estimated ut be,w zen
fH'"pr'"oo and SircOO00o
Three persons, Juhu Straub. Mrs ~
J. BAILEY and an unidentified negro
are known I" have lost their lives ana
an AGED wolnan. Mrs q; FOUL is
missing.
Nearly every business hous. In Paris
ana between 1000 ami 1000 residences
were destroyed
ihc streets OF THE city vcr. p,-rolI
ed Tonight ny ?0N citizens sworn in
rs officers, anu p.Ftect order is beInr
maintained.
~ mass-mCetiu% here late to-day
Woo" was subs"rib.d to III. ,nr,,
relief fund. ana subscription list. =,
provide funds I" care for ,hoSo mad.
destitute have hecn opened lv ch,ri.
table organizations in other cities
The work of clearing Ill.,. business
district 81 debris was we'll under w,,
Tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
TRAIN LEAVES GnIiENNIiJ.E
f.AitlS TODAY ron tIGI 81 4

GREt.NNIILE. s. G., March pa
special train left hero this morning AT
o'o!ock carrying twenty hrcmen,
'jrc engine. hose wagon ani assoc feet
Of hose !" Augusta The train is due
III augusta at ) o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
No DEVELOPMENTS
IN NORTHERN MEXICO

gUEn ETARc, MENlro March 30.
TIL. only information given out 90
nigh, a. Genera |arranza's headuuar-
ter, here was that There had been no
developments TO day Ia Northern Mex
zee. where de tac;o troops and The
American expedition are pursuing:
Francisco villa General Carran2a is
in constant ieleSrAphic communication
With tn" fi-li ~ operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
SEVERE. wINDSrOuN
VISITS pETEItSnlUG
fSoeciaI to The Times Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. Va. March ?2.-The
storm this evening was one Of III.
s"vcr.st that has visited Petersburg
IN years. The wind blew "A pcrCe Z
gale. bat seemed 10 follow tn. river.
The fence - th- baseball park in the
western part Of the citl was blown
down ana III" ROOF az the Darlcy Park
brewery Company warehouse on the
wharf. was blown OFF and carried y
distance Of several hundred feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
,TINNTk srFFENS LOSs-.
OF 2ISO.OCN ny FIRE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ATLANTA. On. March :a--I'ire 90
night destroyed twenty Residences and
he Murbut Thornton Lumber COMPANY.
in the northern section Of the city.
The loss is estimated at Sl50.nlo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
PLANT OF HEEF COMp,N,
AZ \tTlIlI,L DES,r,,,x,,,,

NATCIr:I. MISS. Mn,ci, o.. 49,.
"f undetermined origin late ,o..,o,
partially DESTROYED the plant Of IN.
Naichez Dressed Beef Company caus
ins damage estimated al from .ao "no
TO 100000 '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
FIRES ~ tIi%TTA NoOGA
CAUSE. S"h.2Ha ia t(.iG

Especial so The Times Dispatch
CHATTANOOGA TENN. March ." -
-Four fires i'm She residential section ~
the city tonight destroyed property
valued at $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
Nay NEED EVER, ANAIi.Aul,E
SNInII.n IN mn, ihI.I,

istbtilirt IN rraDZu's "a
make il necessary TO rush .y.r, .,,,il.
able American soldier Ia rccr;rrro
ihc advancing columns. For tI,,y MR.
p"s" not more than abou, Loon n,cn
could h" used without calling ON, tbn
National Guard. There arc nov an
INC border or N Mexico in tho neigh
h"rhuod Of 2a.00o soldiers. ANA ~.
whole 81 tho continental United stare.
and III" other mobile forces number
only little more than 5000
Report" from tho border to-ri.h,
""r" the subject OF a long conrcrcnrc
during the evening between prasidcr,
W''S"n and Secretary Baker ,f,.r
"a.d Mr. Eakrr declined TO talk
Hef"r" ,hc Funston repor, ,rriv.d
E"uNs"i"r rol,. OF the Srn,, p.u,,.,
mcUt, IIid EliSclo Arrcndoudo ,bo N.,
team ambassador desi.ua,c b.L ,n,,
rl"tcd thc draft OF III" nro,.,.nI 10
cru tho operations Of In. ,,,c,Gc., >,
forces in Mexico and nroyidr Ga. ..n
operation by the ironps q. ~. ln t,.,,
government
state Department, officials r.iy,,1
during The dny thai all thci, r.n,r,.
from tho interior nr N.xiro ,,i fr,,,,
The border showed ,.oncliti,u4 r.r,r,Il,.
quiet. and DISPATCHES 10 that rIr,r, from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23

Thomas rcatherston.. coloicG, M,
assaulted last might bv negro. an,,'
to have been Tom Woodward aud
slightly injured lie was treated b,
Ambulance Surgeon Porter and ,ukcr.
70 the Virginia Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
VERY rITiFII. SCENES
EVERY WHERE ~ ENiDEN.'E

l'tufri scenes were every! whc"r IN
evidence tonight. The fire broke aud
spread Win su'h suddcnmess this az
tcilo"n that members %! several fam
ines have been separated. Men wcr"
V"ih!N looking Tor tn'ir wives Tonight
and parents were seeking ih"'r rM!-
dr"" II ~ believed that most "f these
VIII he locate" by morning
ihriiiins r"scues were mad" Soy
era! women We're saved BY men VIII"
rlSked their lives by rushing THOUGH
IN" flames
tiGht hundred children we're III c!a IS
''' warner 'ci'""' "hch inc names
80" ny" '""' "'"'N' me c'thrrs
rre 30 t,. uiciow t.h.. ana 49,,
crnnl, az m. huildinp TN. .a,,Id,a,,
rs.npsd safely. Inn, many OF ,b.u, i,u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
MIXING ATTACKS
nE RUSSIAN FORCES

1ETi;OGltAD. March .. tvla Lon
don). The Russian operations on the
northern front promise to develop into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
FLAMES HREtN orr
II SOlTHERH FART nF err,

~ SO o'rlnck this morning ir.
hrok" out in the southern section ~
Augusta. M 4 part OF the city dista NJ
from tn" nrst IRE. t:nriy rvr"rts said
II ,i.d u"; appear serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
Craze Apprehension
Ouer Developments
Felt in WASHINGTON
United States andCarranza
Government May Be Con-
.fronted Win Dan
eerouS Situation.

WNSiiINGTcN. March - Grave
;tprr"hcus'ou r"g, rdiuis TIE outcome ~
tn" American oXpcIitiou into Mexico
III pursuit ri Villa VAS evident For the
';st time in Washiugtou tonight after
receipt by the War Department of "a
dispatch from General Funston say
ing report had reached him that -
""' tnrrauza troops at chihuahua. uii-
der General Luis Herrera. had revolt
cd ana aligned themselves with the
bandit chief.
General Funston did not disclose the
source or his information. So far as
could br learned. 40 confirmation had
reached the state Department or tile
Mexican embassy. hut developments
were awaited with tense anxiety
II Herrera and lis troops have Joiu.
cd Villa. some officials believe other
'""ranIa commanders and troops may
quickly follow th" example In such
an event. the United states and the
d" fact" government of Mexico would
lind themselves confronted with = situ-
alton :" serious t'.at its russ ihiIi,icS
hardly could bc estimated
tn" troops urdr. Herrera arc de
S'r!hcd hero as probably tho best
"Puippcd in Northern MEXICO Louis
'i"'f"it ~ one tini" was one OF Villas
most active aids. as was his brother
NHci"NIo. Rumo:. concerning the
hoNntini intentions "f the Arricta
brothers leading u force in DURANGO
NiSo have tended to increase disuui.t
lpr.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23

OF Reynolds and Of Eay streets plar-
tically all Of tho residences we're de-
stroyed
The iiamus crossed t;r"ad nn the Ace
h!oc!' and swept ""wn !:lI!s AMI then
Ia Green. burning both sides oi low
~ Green. Thousands OF pcup" spent
tho uiGht in the streets. where they
watched over ruru!tur. taken from
tho threatened residences til" tenn
pcraturc WAS not low. ann in"rc wa;
uu great SUFFERING.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
Only One "BROMO oUlNINE"

10 ge, the grn,.ine. csli ior tuli name IAN.
TIVE EROMO oGiNlNt Look sigma, l.rr
l.. ". GROVE. cures :, old IN ON. Dan 4!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-23
WIND-HORNE EMBEHs
SET FIRE 10 HOt SEES

witness said Tonight that he saw
- boy light the small bali OF yarn and
throw II III the dry grass at the cor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-13
TERRY TO PATROL.
TARGET COURSE OFF
Fl. MORGAN TODAY
DESTROYER LEFT PENSACOLA
NAVY YARD YESTERDAY TO
ASSIST DISADVANTAGES IN
BIG MANEUVERS.

For the purpose of patrolling the |
target course off Fort Morgan, and |
thus IN a way assisting the dread
naughts New York and Arkansas in
their efforts to smash the land bat
teries which have been erected for the
purpose, the destroyer Terry went to
Mobile yesterday This vessel had a
day or two previously returned to
Pensacola from that place, and will
be on the target range during the en-
tire maneuveTs.
The New York and Arkansas were
reported off Fort Morgan late Satur-
day night, and were at anchor there
all day yesterday Today the firing
with their largest guns may feature
the program.
Airships from the Pensacola aero
nautical station will probably make
fights to the dreadnaughts today.
Such was the plan at the yard last
night, and good weather will prob
ably result in three to five of the
naval craft to take fight over to
the anchorage Of the two big battle
ships, which are too immense to get
into Mobile bay, but which may enter
here without trouble. The New York
has never been here, but the Arkansas
has, and may come with her larger
companion at this time. It is believed
that they viii be ordered to come
into Pensacola bay before they return
to the south side of Cuba, to complete
maneuvers.
AS the largest guns of the respec-
tive ships are to be used in the ma
neuvers off Fort Morgan, it is sug-
gested that vessels exercise some care
| in navigating that part of the gulf.
Officers to Witness Test.
Quite a number of important Off
Gals left Washington Saturday night
for Mobile to witness the tests to be
made off Fort Morgan. Congressman
Swager Sherley of Kentucky, chair
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-13
WEST HILL HOME
BURNED To GROUND
HOUSE OWNED BY FLOYD
ATHEY AND OCCUPIED BY
GEORGE ANTOINE TOTALLY DE-
STROYED AT AN EARLY HOUR.

At 2:40 o'clock Sunday morning a
fire broke out on the roof of the home
Of the George Antoine, on 0 street
between Jackson and Gadsden streets,
and as it was such long dash for the
fire department, and the flames had
gained such Roadway before being
discovered, the building and some of
the household goods were entirely de-
stroyed.
The early morning blaze, lighting
up the western heavens, was thought
to have been a larger fire than it
afterward proved to be, and taxi men,
fremen and policemen who went to
the scene, or near enough to learn
what it was, stated that they would
never have believed that such q small
house could have raised such a lurid
reflection.
Several Other Alarms.
Several other calls for the fire de-
partment were turned in during Sun
day, but in no case during the day was
there any damage of consequence.
At 1912 o'clock IN the morning, a
call for the department came from 233
East Gregory street, where the resi-
dence owned by Mrs. S. B. Hutchin-
son, and occupied by City Commits
sioner Frank Pou, was burning on the
roof. The damage was slight.
Il At 1898 o'clock IN the afternoon
the home of Charles Bobe, at 81 East
LaRua street, was reported on fire
and the department responded to q
call sent for that trouble. Damage was
immateriaI. The house was owned BIZ
! Mrs. Barnette,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-13
TRIBUTES PAID To
CITIZENS MEMORY
VERY TOUCHING AND impress
SIVE SERVICE HELD AT THE
GADSDEN STREET METHODIST
CHURCH LAST NIGHT.

Touching and impressive was the
service conducted last night at the
Gadsden Street Methodist church
when a number of speakers who knew
him in his very useful life time eulo-
gized the late w. w. Richards.
The Gadsden Street Methodist
church was one of the monuments to
the memory of the deceased, for it
was stated by more than one of those
who knew last night that, to his in
dividual efforts largely was response
bic for the church having been erected
once it was decided by the Methodists
of this city to have a second church
here. Mr.. Richards was one of the
more tireless of workers, and this
beautiful trait of the deceased was
brought out, among large number
of others, in the course of the many
tributes paid last night by the several
assigned speakers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-13
FINE YACHT ULAN|A
ADMIRED BY MANY
FLORIDA MAN, A REAL ESTATE
DEALER, is THE OWNER, AND
HE Is ENJOYING A CRUISE IN
THE GULF.

Another pretty yacht attracted
much attention from water front Wis
itors yesterday. This was the Ula-
MIA II, owned by John Graham, of
Bradentown, Fla, who was on board
for the trip to Pensacola, and who is
among those who, coming to this port
from South Florida, has some nice
things to say about this place.
The Ulania II has been coming by
easy stages. At Port st. Joe some
engine trouble was reported, and the
private craft was delayed here for
some few days. Thence she came on
to Pensacola, remaining but a few
hours, and is now on her way back
from New Orleans, to which port the
yacht was taken for a cruise. The
homeward trip is now being enjoyed.
The Ulania II was yesterday moored
at the east side of Palafox wharf, and
the large number of people who took
advantage of the beautiful early
spring weather to enjoy walk on
the water front, found much to in
terest them on the docks, not the least
of which were tie Florida mans
yacht, and the state fish and shell
commissioners yacht, the Roamer,
moored just across the slip from the
BrsdentOwn boat.