The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-20
.(nspects,D Deep Water and N Ter
minal. Facilities Of the PoTt,
VETO FOR THE CARNIVAL,
rour-Masted Schooner GIldden, Which Which
WentAshore on the North Carolina
Coast Has Gone TO Pieces-The
4. Grew Not Heard From.
fsncclnl 70 Tho Times. Dispatch. )

including several ladies. arrived here THIS
morning from Jacksonville aboard Mr..
Gates private car on the Seabonrd Ar
Line Railway. James NJ. Barr, OF the
Seaboard, mot him at tho train ana es-
corted his party to the Seaboard Tug
Dorothea, OF, which the party was taken
! over the hurhor to the pavy-yard and
a5 down Hampton Roads. The presence or
n ladies in the party robs the visit Of the
n rfeat manipulation Of business slgnifi-
I canoe. Nevertheless, Mr. Gates en-,
pressed the desire to become acquaint-i
ed with tie transportation and deep
water terminal facilities Of this port, g &
+ which lie has heard so much. Mr.. Gates
+ has been In Florida for his health. That
he is not we'll Is shown by his appear
ance. III He came far out of his way to
n visit this city. s1Ie was on route TO
& washing ton, and will proceed from here
to that city, The party will go to Rich
mond tonight.
\, The four masted schooner c. $. Glld-
&. den Il, Captain Wales, OF Thomaston,N Me-
which stranded on the North Carolina
~ Coast near Beaufort. during q heavy fog.
II Monday, has gone to pieces. and Is now
4 complete wreck. The steamer Rescue,
4 which went to the Glldden. has returned,
II bringing the news. The schooner Gld-
den was bound from Baltimore for Gal
weston, Tex. with carg Mof coal. = %
S thing has yet been heard y from the
s. vessel s. crew Of nine men. who were res
n cued by an unknown steamship. which
stranded In the Same fog that caused
q the loss OF the Glldden, but which sue
III cceded IN floating herself and proceeded
q >on her voyage, apparently lnInjured.
Mayor I, Rlddick this afternoon dsap-
proved the ordinance granting the Tide
& water Carnival Company the privilege
v Of the streets for tn purpose OF holding
a street carnival. 75ga s45ls 3$a AZ
81 The Mayor did not give lbs reasons for
disappearing the ordinance, but stated
that he will give them at a later time.
D It Is not thought that the ordinance can
be passed over the veto Of the Mayor,
even IL the promoters OF the enterprise
should decide to make fight.
4g The almost unanimous dlsapproval of
the carnival by the business men Of the
city, which developed after tho ordinance
was passed by the Council has demon
ST strated that the people do not want the
8 carnival and that 1t would be a failure.
sSs JEALOUSY CAUSES TROUBLE.
2. Fl. Duffy was In the Police Court this
morning on the charge Of cutting Robert
4 NJ Baker with his pocket knife. TIe saw
dis wife with Baker last night and imme-
diately attacked him with the knife.
& After recovering from his rage and find
ing that his friend was not seriously In
MS Duffy surrendered himself to the police.
"a Only short examination was held this
morning, after which Justice Taylor sent
Ithe case on to the Corporation Court for
trial. Duffy gave n bond of $500 for his
y appearance on Saturday In the Corpora
ton Court, with J. B. Powell as surety,
and was released. q. II. Duffy is u lum-
Der inspector in the employ Of the Fos-
H burgh Lumber Company. Baker and
d Duffy have been friends, but Duffy has
warned Baker not to pay attentions to
& Mrs, Duffy.
Justice Taylor heard the case Of the
young girl Bessie Behrman, who left her
babe In the park last week, In the Police
- Court this morning, and committed the
infant and the mother to the care Of Mrs.
Bchrman. the mother OF the girl Tho
A girl said that She did not intend to aban-
# don tho Infant, but left 1t while she
VI sought to reconcile her mother to the ac-
QUESTION OF n grandchild There were
no charges against the girl, md MS the
mother took the child the Justice dis
E. missed the case.
Three liquor crusade fines we're imposed
this morning in the Police Court. Justice
Taylor heard the story OF ]. Stephenson,
who was charged with two otfenscs, that
OF selling liquor on Sunday and selling
z liquor without license. He was ac-
cused OF running the Magnolia Social
Club in Nicholson Street, He explained
tNht inc NlhBUOllH WIS IL Cluu.
Justice Taylor asked what the literary
q pursuits OF the members were. eve have
% the daily papers and sometimes get n
Hr novel; said the defendant. "One hun
Il, dred dollars and costs in each case" said
tho Justice. The case against ]. T. Lewis
Z was not SO complicated, The charge was
Il that OF keeping his bar open on Sunday
II or OF selling liquors on Sunday, The ex-
* cusc was that the Washington House Is
open as a restaurant. The Judgment was
Il 500 and costs. There was an appeal tC
the Corporation Court in all three cases
& So the crusade goes on; so does the drink.
ing, In one way or another,
55 M SEPARATE DRINKING CUPS.
i8 At the meeting Of the Board of Health
this afternoon the subject of individua
drinking cups for the schools WAS con
sidered. The proposition Is the result o
The suggestion OF c.. II. Bull. q member o
the City Councils. who introduced n reso
luton that was referred to tho Board @
I, Health for consideration, The cost O
providing separate cups for the childre
OF the public schools will he about $500
which must he appropriated by the Coun
ellis because the School Hoard Will dcclar
that 1t has no more than enough none
for uses other than ordinary expendi
lures. The suggestion is made that tn
parents provide their children with cups
as the cost to them would be inconslder
able, while the city will provide only 70
those who are not able to buy their ow
p cups. Another question Is, what is tn
actual danger from common drinkin
cups? Have any children become Sic
or infected?
r. ", Woodley & Co. was thrown int
involuntary bankruptcy this morning b.
petition to the United States Distrlc
Court of julius King Optical Company
OF New York; j., A Cowan Il CO.. Boston
and the Regina Music Box Company, 0
New York, The debts OF these creditor
. E~ll. . 81
and $l,5lDSo. All OF these debts arc 70
notes past due Some business men as
sign the cause of the failure Of r, "
Woodley to his removal from Main Stree
70 CRANKY at the beginning of tho yeal
q That. however, may have been only on
b II the evidences OF tho falling bushes.
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