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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
MANY NEW CHARTERS.
Corporation Commission Author
ICES Nine Concerns.

The Corporation Commission has issued
the following charters; ,,noor,o-
rated), wytheyie. E. l.. Trinlle, presl-
dent; w. s. Moore vice president; j. g. sex
ton. secretary and treasurer; u 4. Cresger'
managerial of Wytheville. can,tal' S',o'V'
objects; Feed and livery stables
Rowland safety Alliance Company 1neor-
porated). Alexandria. G. a. Nowlana' 7. =.
Bcattic. T. Beattie, presiaenr. ~ n 1,e
tie---al of Alexandria. Capital SSV.Vo''
Objects: Acquire patents. ,,a.,,,,,,,,.
The Barlum Lead Manufacturing company
president; O. u. Carson, II. p. coiner, sec see
retarv and trcasurer--nll of Stanton Capt.
tai, $4,000. objects: Mining business,
south Boston Ice com nn9nss 'l presiaent "
p. Lacy. vice president: c. G. Bnrksaale,
secretary and treasurer; D. L" y Irayn ,,aa !.
4 J. Lawson n; ca a,aann cap,,a $50,
600 Objects: Manufacturing ice, coiu s'oi :
age plant bottling business. "a,
Dupont Garage Company (1ncorpoIM.eu = =
T. Sacks. lce-presldcnt; G. r spons Isl rs sec
rotary; r. A.. kleck. trcasurer..-iali OF Masn.
ington, D. g. Capital. $4,000 Oo1eo's.
Automobile business. picb
mond. James a. Morris, president; n; a.
Stall secretary and treasurer; .; a. ~ ln NV
kins-a of Richmond. cap'tal' ,' Ssve ess
Objects: General merchandise business,
avn md operate mineral springs and run
hotels. r,,,,,o,a
The Amelia and powhatan Telephone I.1 Z.
Company Lodore. Q. c. Hooker, preslue' y, !
W ii. GRADER. secretary and treasurer; !. r.
Norris. j. o. Jones, j. Snook-all OF Ame-
liz county. Capital. $1,000. Objects: 70, 70
run telephone line through the cSuh counts,
of Amelia, Powhatan, Chcsterlleiu. nooe .nn
land and Henrlco; estimated length, Sou
miles. ,...,,, +
CT Fiveash. president; j. 4. Parker, V!ce-
nr,s,,3ant and rea sllrer; j w, CAST, Jr., sec
rctary-nll OF Norfolk. Capital. S5,ooo.a "
tects: Publishing and book business.
Ridgwell and Duvall Annex Corporation
Norfolk. c. w. Rlpnnrd. president: X,
Hanbury, secretary and trensureri iE..G. D ou-
son-al OF Norfolk Capital, $2o, ooo.sso o
iects: Real estate business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
II. O, LYME,
President Tomahawk Hunt Club

The Tlmes-Dispatch was aware that
the Tomnhawk Hunt had been 'recog-
.nized," but the list printed In Mon
days edition was furnished by tho sec
Rotary Of the N. $. and II. Association.
which should at once make tho correc-
ton.
The Tomahawk Hunt gets its name
from q creek, or run, which flows
through tho county hunted by the club
hounds.
It is worthy of note that so many
of the Virginia hunts take names from
tho creeks. or runs. For example are
Deep Run, or l3ichmond; Tomnhawk,
of Orange county; Cameron Run, Of
Fairfax; Bull Run, of Prince William;
Blue Run, of Somerset. and Riverside,
Of Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14

thoi : rnoms IN tho Lee Camp Hail. ON.
,.nrs nleTtnd for the ensuing term VIII
he he installed by Deputy Archon Law La "
renee pool, and all members and.o oil
GERS are requested to attend. i Re ,L,e,n,-
.mcnts viii be served. and all vlsltlhs
in good standing ,r are Go oaet-
Inv viii bo called to order promptly
al sIb o'clock. There Will be seven
candidates for iniation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
VISITING Odd Fellows.

The degree staff and other members
of Cooper Lodge. l. o. Q. T.. Midlothian,
will arrive in the city to-day and make
their headquarters at Murphy's Hotel.
They will accompany Grand Marshai ~, y.
W. Graves as his staff to witness the
degree work at Abou Ben Adhem Lodge
tonight by the excellent degree starr
under Drill Master j ohm Dunn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14

Filgrane, once winner OF I. Metropoii-
tan Handicap. is represented by fleet
daughter, Lattice. that has been doirg
some good racing In the two-ycnr-o
spirits at New Orleans. .t
lattice is handsome young equine.
belle. She has an arched neck that
droops with tho curved line Of beauty.
n pair Of eyes that beam modcsty and
gentle pride and cars daintily set upon
u we'll moulded head
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
Proper for Him.

"You announced the text OF your SER
mon," said the cranky old deacon, "as
Let not yoyv' right hand know what
your left hand doeth
"Nell?" replied the new minister.
"yVel, it should have been, Let not
your left hand know what your right
hand doeth.'
"But I'm ft-handed. Catholic STAN
durd and Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
Northside Team.
West-End Team.
Time of game, two hours and ten min

rhe regular weekly prize night will take
place at the Lake Alleys tonight, wheh
4 not contes is looked forward to. Inc
schedule so far consists of about thirty
OF the star bowers, and II Will no doubt
.>rove interesting. These contests are
always well attended by both players and
spectators. and all hands always enter
for q hard battle.
Master frank Kahn and Master Ray
inond Whitman. the little bowlers. will
roll their second game of the series for
the championship at the Lake Alleys on
Friday night. These little fellows arc
improving each day. and now put up
some games that equal the big ones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
DIVING COACH AT YALE.
O'Callaghan, the American Cham

/ pion, to Instruct the Frogs"
q NEW HAVEN. February 13.-For the first
time in tho history of the Yale swimming
swimmers in hand to-day to prepare them
for the fancy diving events.
Thomas O'Callaghan. who won the Amerl-
can championship last year. has come here
at the request OF Ogden NJ. Reid. and VIII
remain long enough to instruct the Yale
divers in several fancy figures, Yale has
nm unusually long swimming schedule this
year, and In each meot the university
.,frogs' are entered for the fancy dive;
therefore. the association Is fortunate in So
curing the services of Mr.. O'Calleghnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
Richmonder Deserter.

The police were yesterday notified to
be on a lookout for lIgbert Earl Davis,
a Richmond man, who has deserted
from the United States Navy. Davis Is
alleged to have left the ship Chatta-
nooga at Marlveles, philippine lslhhus,
some weeks ago. He is reported to
have lived at No. 507 South Belvidere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
Law and Equity Court.

Verdict entered yesterday: A. 3. Wharf
f ton against Wickham and Northrop. receive
ers. Virginia Passenger and Power Cons 4
pany and others. for $4,000. II
Suits Instituted yesterday: J. G. Blosin-s
game against Western Union telegraph
Company and Smyth county Telephone sEx-g
change for 500. Sss
T. r. Wlnsrove against Joseph S. Mont
Eomery's administrator aud others for S125,5
II. w. GOODWIN. p. q.
Rosa L. Skinner against j. Warren Mccoy
for SIPS. Sa
Cases set for to-day: Henrietta L. Neu-8
rohr against August Grocery Company and
II. Icbermuth for $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
Fl Trotters Bring $1,000.

II ITUtttTS bIIHg T7,OOU' u
LEXINGTON. Ky, February l3.-ThS
sales OF trotting stock continued to-day
at Tattersall's. Ariop Bird, br. c., g by
Aron--yestine was bought by W. ".
Marvin, OF Lafayette, Ind, for $1,225.
Twenty-one horses sold this morning for
an aggregate of $1,000. Thirty sold yes
terdny brought $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
Daily Court Rec ord !.
Circuit Court.

Judgments ntcred yesterday: In the case
Of Pohlig Bros against Felix Leusch and T
Others, trading MS the Leusch Chocolate
Company. Judgment was rendered for the
plaintiffs against George Fl. Steigler for
si01.45. Y
suits Instituted yesterday: Isaac May
against Western Union telegraph Company
Action OF psit; damages, $500. Corpo-S
lila May against the same defendant Action
of debt damages. 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
LATTICE

Her legs are sllapely and sound, and
she can move them with CELEBRITY and dis
patch when she is not asked to carry
too much In the nature of handicap.
She has started eight times this Win
year-old stock that has been racing In
the South, and in the eight attempts to
win a purse she has won twice and fin
ished once in the money.
1t Is true that Il better record has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
Anusem
co our no HEAR

Col. George NJ. F:dgars Lecture on Stone
wall Jackson. Monday Night, February isth.s
MT s r. NJ, In y. NJ c. a, Hall. Highly
commended by the press Of six statas %
Instructive, eloquent and inspiring. Tickets
sold at Y, MIC. "A. office, at Branch n
Aliens Cigar store and Polk MtilefgGhlt.f
drsy Drug store. corner First and f5foad.
Admission. 30 cents Ss5
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JAP QUESTION
HAD BEEN SOLVED
(Con!inued from Tlrst Page.l

trouble out there, but an Industrial one,
the primary object was to keep out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14

1t Is impossible to verify the report
that Colonel Robert e. Lee, of Fairfax,
is TO be appointed to Il position by tho
President. Secretary Loeb refused TO
deny or affirm the report. Senator Daniel
said tonight lte had not heard OF the
appointments being contemplated 1t Is
probable the President would have given
some ntlnation OF his intentions to
Senator Daniel. who was Il guest at din
ncr at the White House late Saturday
evening. Colonel Lee is at his home, in
Fairfax, tonight, whittier he goes every
night after q day spent in his law office
In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
Hobson Was High Score.

I. In the weekly ll-off for tho prize at
the Williams Bowling Alleys last night,
League. came out as high score, his
total number Of pins being 1913: II.
Cobean was a close second, with %.
the contest for the weekly prize:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
TOO Late 10 CLASSIFY,

AT ONCE. TEN OH 'rAVal4x
II Bows to tag tohacco. expertsncHds
hands preferred: good wages and per-l
n,anent employment Apply At of-i
ticn Seventh and Arch SITS RI A.
u PATTERSON TOBACCO cOAx'4Aesf,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-14
N0RTH9IDES WIN
Fn0N| UES7END5.
Beat Them BY Twenty-Eigh-
Pins in a Close and Ex-
citing Contest.

The Northside and the West-End
teams Of the Greater Richmond Bowling
League played last night at the Lake
Alleys, and put up very clever and
exciting game. the Northsidc boys win
ming out by only twenty-eight pins ma
jority in the three games. Whitman, had
high score and high rolling. The follow
ing are the scores and players:
Morthside Team.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
NEWS BOILED DOWN.

The late shah of Persia left Jewels
to the value OF 3j0,000,000. Chief
among them are diamonds.
II has been decided TO hold the ma.
tionai G. A. r. encampment at Sara
toga Springs, n. Y. the week begin.
ming September o.
Senator Foraker is gathering evi.
dence at his own expense in defense
of former negro soldiers who were dis
charged from the army for alleged
completely in the shooting up OF
Brownsville, Tex. H
The president has appointed Seth
Low, of New York and Thomas O..
Bush, of Birmingham, Ala, as repre-
sentatives of the public under the act
of congress establishing foundation
for the promotion of industrial peace.
Flint Williams and Henry Gardner,
two negroes, were taken from the Jail
at Monroe. La. and hanged in the
court house square by about 80 men.
Both negroes confessed to having,
with a third negro. shot and robbed
two Italians.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
r. @. Dun & Co.'s Weekly Review OF
Business Conditions.

New York, March l6.-R. G. Dun K
Co.'S Weekly Review of Trade says:
Spring trade is making most sat
isfactory comparison with the volume
at this time last year. except In a
few sections where the weather Is
unfavorable, and mercantile collec-
tions improve steadily despite the
high money market Leading indus.
tries have orders covering production
we'll into The future, especially cotton
factories and steel mills, while the
output Of pig iron when the month
opened was close TO the largest on
record. High prices in the footwear
Industry have checked placing of
contracts for fall shoes at New En-
gland factories, some decline in prices
of hides and leather encouraging buy
ers to delay ordering the finished pro-
duct, but most mills are still busy on
spring goods.
Prices are we'll maintained in all
sections of the iron and steel indus
try, premiums being frequently Of
fered for prompt delivery. but orders
are seldom accepted on these terms
because of the oversold condition OF
mills and furnaces. Pig iron Is no.
tably active at birmingham. large
contracts having been placed this
month covering deliveries mp to the
last quarter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
A Eiaht for Life.

Baltimore, March lG.-A fight for
life In the coal business is what WIN.
lam A. Glasgow, attorney for the Pit
cairn Coal Co., termed its suit against
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
which was begun in the United States
circuit court Friday before Judge Nor.
ris. The petition of the Pitcairn com.
pany and the other independent oper.
ators prays the court to restrain the
baltimore & Ohio railroad from dis
eliminating against the independent
coal operators In the distribution OF
coal cars.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
Jspan,s Preparations for War.

Berlin, March 1G.--Capt. Rodic. OF
the general staff OF the AustrianHun-
garian army, has published pamph-
let entitled The Prospects of the Flu
ture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS War" in
which he says that the unprotected
Pacific coast OF the United States of.
fers excellent chances for the success
Of the Japanese. lie asserts that
Japan is working feverishly to com
pleie her military and naval equip
ments, adding that during the last few
months $4,000 men have been at work
day and night in the arsenals turning
ont guns and small arms and that the
cartridge manufactures at Toxic and
Nagoya have turned out daily 800
rifles.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
Blow Is Given to Stand.
ard Oil Argument.
INA REBATE CASE.
Judge lands in The Federal Court al
Chicago Renders q Decision in
favor Of the Government.

Chicago, March 16.--The conten.
tions Of the attorneys for the Stand.
ard Oil Co. that the government,
which is now prosecuting the com.
pany on indictments charging 1t with
accepting rebates, had not proven the
existence of the route by which 1t
claimed the alleged shipments In vio-
lation of law had been made, were on
Friday swept away by Judge Lands
in the United States district court.
The court declared that the govern
ment had proven the existence of a
route by the Chicago & Alton railroad
from Whiting, Ind, and Chappell, ILL.,,
to st. Louis. He also declared that
the omission of the name of Chappell
from the tariff sheet did not invali.
date that tariff as applied to the
Standard Oil case.
1t was asserted by the attorneys for
the defendant company that the gov
ernment had not shown sufficient pub.
licatlon of the tariff sheet. Judge
Lands declared that the publication
had been shown as far as necessary
TO warrant prosecution of the pres.
ent case. fN l
The arguments had lasted for al.
most three days, and decision in
favor of the Standard Oil Co. meant
that the government would be pre-.
vented from producing further evi.
dence. IL had brought into court wit
nesses to testify TO the existence OF
the route to st. Louis, and II the
court had decided that no route had
been proven, the government neces-
sarily could never have shown that
freight had been shipped as alleged in
the indictments.
The prosecution had shown before
the arguments were begun that the
tariff sheets were posted in the rail.
way offices in Chicago where the prin-
cipol business connected with the oil
shipments was transacted, and the
court declared that the only use
which the oil company had for Whit.
ing, Ind, and Chappell, H., as far as
this particular case was concerned
was for the handling OF freight.
The court declared that the posting
of tariffs at Chappell was not OF i'm.
portanee because it had been proven
that the public did not go there to
transact freight business. The proof,
according to the opinion OF Judge Ian.
dis, showed that the railroad company
had sent out thousands OF copies of
tariff sheets containing through rate
between Chappell and st. Louis. and
between Whiting and st. Louis, and
had also kept these sheets in tho Chi.
cago Office where the oil company
transacted its business. l4
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
Was Tortured by Robbers.

Cleveland, March 16.-Bound in his
chair and helpless against the torture
inflicted upon him by two midnight
marauders. Lewis Newton. 40, OF 1903
Spruce avenue, told where he had hid
den his money rather than endure
pricks from a sharp knife. Twenty
feet away, in an adjoining room. two
fellow workmen of Newton slept, un-
aware OF what was going on. This
was the story Newton told the police.
About $40 was stolen. The officers
arrested Robert Blanchard and John
Campbell, charged with the robbery.
Both were bound over by Judge Whe-
Ian Friday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
City officials are cited for Contempt.

Nashville, Tenn. March 16.--The
lower house of the Tennessee legisla.
ture has ordered the arrest of the
mayor and city council of Nashville
and requiring that the members be
brought before the bar of the house
next Monday The council is charged
with contempt, the members having
recently adopted resolution bitterly
crticizing Speaker Cunningham for a
speech he made or the floor OF the
house In which he said the council
men were controlled by local tele.
phone company. r
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
Grand Jury Has No Power to Act.

Cleveland, March 1G.--Aroused by
the proof of cruelty at the Cleveland
State hospital, the grand Jurors want
to go there In body. hold sessions,
and, II possible, indict anyone found
TO have abused patients. The Jurors
sent committee to Judge Ford TO
ask him whether there was authority
la law for them to visit the Institution
at Newburg. Judge Ford looked up
the law. He found that the jurymen
had authority to visit institutions op-
Grated by the city. but not state insd-
tutions. f Et 80,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
An Apps., for Aid.

Columbus, o., March 16.--An appeal
has been made to Gov. Harris for
state aid to relieve the destitution in
the Hooking va~ey occasioned by the
recent floods. A call for help was
wired by Mayor Gormley, Of Glouster,
and in response to telegram asking
for particulars, the following message
was received by Gov. Harris: Two
thousand miners out OF employment,
one-half In need, 500 lost household
goods. Clothing and provisions
needed quickly" Adjt. Gen. Critch-
field and Brig. Gen. Speaks, of the
Ohio national guard, left last night for
Glouster and will purchase supplies
for the destitute.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
An Epidemic Of Spotted Fever.

Sandusky. o., March 1G.--There is
much excitement at Castalia, over
the spread of spotted fever" or cere-
Observation-Disclosures, which has
claimed five victims in the village
within a week, with indications that
the death list will be increased. Fol.
lowing the three deaths week ago,
two more occurred Thursday. J. II.
Lyon died In agony and O child of
Louis Hall, aged years. died IL
hours after being stricken. Mrs. Carl
Duennissh, mother of a month.old
babe, Is dying, and a child of Mrs.
Sherman Tyler, who died of the dis
ease a week ago, is fatally III. A child
named Quisno is also very Ill.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
eSporl!lIIllS; IN;
s(5055lF|

1nf1eider Mullen, the young player
signed by the New York Giants. who
refused TO 60 to California with the
team because of a difference with Me-
Craw and Brush on the salary qnes-
tlon, Is attracting the attention OF
American association and Eastern
league managers. Toward the- close
of last season, when the manager or
the New York National League CLUB
was casting around the country try
ing to estimate suitably the strength
of the minor league players, in order
that he might pick out an iniielder or
two who would be available material
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
Are Working on a New Theory.

Chicago. March 16.--It having been
proved impossible to obtain any trace
of the $l73,00O which disappeared
from the Chicago sub.treasury, secret
service officers are now working on
the theory that an employe of the
sub.treasury, subject to mental aber
rations, misplaced the money. This
employe has admitted that he is sub
ject TO attacks when his mind Is q
blank. He will be closely watched In
the hope that some clew as to the
Whereabouts OF the money may be OBJ
tained
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-16
Excitement at ooIdHeId.

Goldfield. New, March 16.--Goldfeld
is In state OF excitement following
the action Of the Business Mems and
Mine Owners association In fighting
the Industrial Workers OF the World
by closing all business houses until
the miners shall have seeded from
the Industrial Workers. Guards are
everywhere In the city. hundreds Of
deputy sheriffs and constables having
been appointed as patrols. p- atH