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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
REVOLVING CRIME
STIRS SAVANNAH
Two Women Brutally Murdered and
Another Dying Negroes Held for
the Crime.

SAVANNAH. Special Victims
70 o. re,,lti,,. r-f-,, A. rrf., --n.
''' "@o seventy YEARS. anu htf
.AuEutcr Nrs. Carrie onian4cr. were
cuud dead iu their home. tnl PER-,
t-..f re.t her. ,.r,. ,..r. ,r..
''".''' '-' i'r' INSIDE l.'
.I-ii door or tLe house, ls at tae >a-
.aulah Hospital U.Irn.
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4.s f.e ,....r, or La. ........ p. .....
$3.50. ,..,l..I
tNe hundred and l-I mr
.u-aL m tac m.slos OF Me police
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u.n lurre n.l a.f f.-.. Il.. 81.
...u seem FREQUENTLY about tile .r.r.
SIS cf t.. .uls. al r.. murdered e.--
..n. is "a urIe.rrr
Tho p.lI.e Irfl.re thaf fnfe n.rrn
.sIur "a. .Nr aArr lrom tnc uno...n...
In tho rear of tho Gfibhle homo b.rt
dIs. GllbuIe to death struck down
.Iss Hunter. and after aeauIffrr RIfs
I.Iauder lu th, wide. lore laIWn.
.lcI. tle bodies were found. finished
Del terrible work by btatnr lu hel
/ Aull w.fl che weapon.
Nr. O.blle evidently was attack.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
FORM SOCIETY
OF GOOD CHEER
Group Of Young Women Band Together
% Help the SicS-U Many LODGES
Rave Bccn Formed.

Tho Society or GOOD Cheer fas boon
chartered under tae State Jaws 81 Sew
tork bE rroun of tnuus women of
.no upper West >Ite ga. N.w NorN Ditr.
I..e. EARNEST Nn.ne workers aIm tn
.heer thc sick ana especially tne oou-
.uo-. lives thaf have Boon brought i.Vt
.Ifo.Hn sickness. .n un| I.r Anger
much ln uecf coz cheer. aut to rromuf-
rafc chnertU moss among aU CLASSES of
Eor sometime these young ladies have
made it part ot trcir everyday IIfU
to VISIT boarding houses. hotels. hue-
pltals ana private residenc.- where tle
uung flowers. books. ma ellluDs au1
good cheer have assisted many nconlo
Miss Iheora Carter, Che leading Spirit
among these young ladies. conceived The
Cheer 90 Pc composed ot Young ladies
who would devote portion OF their
time 20 helptulness and cheer
Miss Carter became sick while at-
tending post graduate classes ln Chi
coEo, ana mapped out The work while
ample income and time to the socirtv.
and has inspired such "a spirit OF cheer
4mons her young associates tu Ncw
work.
Miss Carter is the president Of tho
society. and she and her co-yyorkers are
sHcccssi 4lly creating an ofeani L1tlnn
that wiz soon be potent factor in our
national lie.
Many lodges have been formed and
others are ready for organlzatlon. 10 ls
proposed 90 institute lodges ln am che
ccutcrs or thc country Go work with
NNN rlcIHns in aiding and assisting fle
couvaIescent and Co bring before the
entire people the necessity for good
cheer ot AN times.
Already the famous Hampton Court
estate OF staten Island. with Sos eighty
acres OF fine lawns and parks. has been
/ society FOR their work.
a tented city In New Mexico In
/ been planned for lnclplcnt COusumn be
\ tlNcs. and number OF New York s.
/ lu the summer for several days lu ore
/ der Thar excursions may bee taken along
Z the Hudson.
/ The society Us distributing hangers
I the words. "Checrfulness is an asset
/ The patrons OF the society include
l some or the leading women OF the land
/ This society ls not ca charity.
/ Those who join must give a portion
\ or their time, and, where that is impos-
/ slblc. they are expected 90 give way
l 90 others who are ready TO do work iu
I person.
one OF the aims OF the society is "a
i encourage men 20 cheer up their friends
and acquaintances when sick and con
] valescing.
Many men have an idea that wher
alone. kind OF independence that does
not always work out well with tbs
other man.
one OF the strict rules OF the society
/ Us that young ladies in visiting must
go In pairs or groups and must studs
| sanitation and hygienic rules
Sometimes just the fact that yOuna
ladies have called and left novei
son 70 q joy-a cheer that is indee,
beneficial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
MAJOR =. A. WEXFORD
DEAD IN RICHMOND
RICHMOND. VA

RIO II MOND. va - Special. -
Major Philip Alexander Wexford
one OF the most prominent OF Rich
mond's elder generation OF citizens and
for the past ten or twelve years treas
urer or the Westmoreland Club. died
suddenly December 18th at his home. 6
East Franklin Street. Major Wexford
was found unconscious in bed this
morning about O'Clock. DR.. III. u.
Baker was hastily summoned. but
found Major Wexford dead on his
arrival.
His passing comes with painful un-
eNpectedness, as he was apparently In
good health yesterday. and attended
last nights meeting or Lee Camp,
where he conversed with many OF his
old acQuaintances.
He was far advanced in years. how
ever, having been born in Freder-
lcks-burg seventy-six years ago. Major
Wexford was a representative OF a
distinguished Virginia family. which
has been prominent ia this city and
the Fredericksburg neighborhood Tor
a century OF more. and which typifes
the highest culture and refinement OF
which the people OF this State are
capable.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
STATUE OF LEE
AT GETTYSBURG
Virginia Commission Ask For Bids
From Artists and Builders.

. MOND. VA. - Special. -
Colonel Thomas smith. OF Fauquier.
is secretary ofNthe Virginia Commis-
sion, which is charged with the cree
ton OF monument on the field OF
Gettysburg to commemorate the valor
OF Virginia troops ia the battle Of the
lst, 2d and Sd OF July. 1863. The
commission is now seeking designs for
a pedestal and equestrian statue OF
Lee. The following has just been
issued by the commission:
The said commission, in fulfilment
OF the trust committed TO them. duly
organized under the Craftsmanship OF
the Governor of the State. visited the
field az Gettysburg. conferred with the
Federal commissioners and the Sec
rotary Of War. and becoming advised
that II is the policy OF the War De-
partment 10 locate monuments erect
ed on that field in the lines OF battle,
they have reached the conclusion that
Spangler Woods. the point from which
General Lee observed the famed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16

charge upon cemersry Ridge. II a
proper site for monument 90 the
NirEinia troops. and they hereby invite
artists. sculItors and architects To sub
fnlt models f0r such monument in ac-
orcance vith the following s1xgcs-
tions.
ft IL che determination OF the viz
Stui1 commission that this memorial
shan D. record % all TIE NifE rla
troops euEafea IA the battles at Get
tFst lrEs and it o. desired that ere de-
sign snan De- % "A form 90 accomssilsa
tnis p4fafnounf purpose The commits
sion requests plans for a fnen4fnlnf
@Nfnlpentto pr ara clgtierlau figure uf
efencral Robert r. Tee. and plans with
ga acalevlns TIE object 90 ire intended
tftpatr The mlrsruam height 81 Assure
ani pedestal. draw lns oE model. most
not o. less nan tH rnEE-four lncHes.
the names % tac dreiKrers ol tine
models must not b. afUNrd 20 the de-
90 used. - duplicate of which. bearing
thc uaE1c o. the artist. must be for-
harHco lr sealed envelope 60 tnc Gov
81 nor Nl VIRGINIA as chairman o. the
virginia commission. 90 &c opened only
after the award is made the design
must embodF both pedestal and azure.
ana estimate must include foU naaflon
ana inaCfi pflon. ln case OF drawings
alone heinE submitted. both fEure and
'eocstal viii be required aud in ths
must b presented in the round FOR me
! consideration OF the COMMITTEES TIE
/ cost or tire monument mlEf De- within
/ re san Cf Sc. zee. All designs murt
| each the Governor In Ffchmond CA 81
/ % fore the ism daY OF January 1919
/ rsieet AL ths models 10 asRs ~ sztls-
4 fRetsry.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16

Finally Il came to the rubber and II
was heart make.
About i've leads had been made
when heart WAS played. 'Huddy"
eyebrows. When more trUmps had
been ignored by Hubby Gates burst
out vita. For the love OF Mike. man,
haven't you got a hearth"
No. haven't" responded Hudson
Sharply. don't you suppose / know
how 10 piayI"
Then with his heart in his shoes
ne siNly skinned" his hand. There.
staring az him from behind another
card TO - hich il had stuck was the ace
u hearts lie had revoked FIVE times;
hey were playing for a dollar a point
ana as each revoke penalized him
three tricks and as the heart make
counted eight. he and ms partner were
facing n loss of $3.50 on the deal.
"Gi me a sandwich. quick" ne or
dered the waiter. Il feel sort O. faint 60
"Aw. 20 on, play the game com
manded his partner. What's the use
OF pro.onglns the agony"
All right" ne responded. but as he
reached for a sandwich he let his
cards drop. STOPPING. ne inserted that
/ fatal ace Of hearts between the slices
OF what had been a chicken sandwich
ana ueNOUrcd ~.
AS he was chewing II ne looked at
his cards and broke out:
| Hey. / only got two cards"
And two was all that appeared In
his hand. Each OF the others had
/ three.
1t looks like a misdeai." remarked
"Huddy," Nonchalautly: too bad
amt it," And IL was declared q mis-
deal.
An acute attack or Indigestion kept
him in his house for the next two
days. But ne says he'd do IL again
rather than face the iibes and curses
that otherwise would have been his lot
AS IL was. the others bought the dinner
when ne explained the joke he had
played upon them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
VIRGINIA PERSONALLY
Is WORTH s167,llf,f23

r G II NJ o y ID. v A - Special. -
People with a love or statistics may
ind an the Information OF this kind
that their fondest hopes could ask 3D.
the annual report OF the First AudlroI
OF Virginia for the fiscal year endlnA
September 30, 1903.
This publication, which Isl just from
the press. explains where the Com
monwealth gets her money and show
how she spends IT,
The huge table giving the revenues
from personal property assessments IS
srand total OF Sl611i4.423--ccuntles
S105.164.325; cities S61.95O.09S Of
this sum S160.O02T20 is owned by
whites and ST11I.7O3 by NEGROES.
Here are some totals from me table.
Horses. mules etc. 36T.Z72. value.
S2O.l4l.9IZ. Cattle. 67S.937. value.
SS.509.26o. Sheep. 593.305s value. ST.
noses. Goats. 1850. value. s9.11Z.
Hogs. f53se3l, value, $1.164.967. Car
riaees carts. wagons. etc. I53.4l8.
value, S4.44l, 316- Books and pictures.
S4lt.2O5- Mechanics tools. S4S2.635.
Farming implements. fishing nets. etc
81 3N6.40I. Felled timber, cordwood.
etc, S45S.l4l. Watches. 91.746. value.
s4lo,5lS. Clocks. 105.638, value.
S-t6.ll5. Sewing machines, 151.4SI:
value. Sl.33I,6S6. Piano fOrtes. melo-
deems. etc, 1918; value. S2.296.272.
Household and kitchen furniture. Sl9.-
l65.445. Gold and silver plate. jewels.
$0S6,OO2. Grain, tobacco and farm
products on hand. S3.3S0.4S6. Boats
and water craft 1905; value. S1.1SS.-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
TRAVELLER PICKED Up
GRIP FULL or JEWELS

NEW YORK. - Special - Nathan
Laideus a jeWeler on Jams cli Ave-
nue.. near Grant Avenue. kichm0nd
Hin. describes himself as overw helm
ed with gratitude and willing % lead
Diogenes 10 ara honest man. the trip
90 De made in the dark o. night with
out "a lantern.
Zaidens said Wednesday ne Is crate
ful. because his business was saved
from ruin. his integrity unimpeached.
and his bride OF two weeks made
ioubly happy because OF escaping a
calamity which threatened their hon
eymoon.
with several diamond rings and
two ruby rings. together with valu-
able siiverware packed IN a grip.
Zaldens started Tor Newark SUNDAY.
He went by the Hudson tunnel 90 Jer-
sey City. and as the train neared the
station he studded time table. lie
was thus occupied when the train
stopped and other passengers depart
&c. The guard shouted 20 him. and
he made dash for the platform
without giving q thought 90 his grip.
De Witt q. Whiteman. &c Haw-
thOrne Street. Brooklyn. a Govern
ment empioye. was seated near the
laidens during the trip under the
river. Mr. Whitemau was escoFtlug
his married daughter TO her home In
New Jersey. She had several pieces
OF luggage and in assembling them
Mr.. Whiteman picked up Zaidens' grip
and left the train. His daughter dis
covered the mistake a Few minutes
later. Whiteman opened the grip and
was startled when ne saw its contents.
Zaidens' card was attached to some OF
the silver. and Mr.. Whiteman went
az once 20 Richmond HILL where he
returned the grip
Laidens was distracted when he dis
covered his loss. Search was made
OK the tunnel trajrs and the police
sent out an alarm. The Jewels and
silver belonged 10 Zaidens' patrons. IL
meant business ruin TO replace them.
Returning home. utterly downcast. he
was met by his bride who displayed
the grip.
In response to letter sent by Zaid-
ems 20 Mr.. Whiteman. the latter wrote.
7 thought you would be anxious
SO hurried TO your home with tho
grip. ] have always believed in do
unto others and l co not want any
reward"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
WILL GIVE NEGROES
OFFICES IN NORTH

WASHINGTON. = Special. - Pres
ident Taft's new plan for recognition OF
negro Republicans cOntemplates the ap-
pointment OF colored men to ofhces in
the Northern States. where there are
large negro populations. Il Is under
stood that he viii appoint white men
10 MI the Offices in the South now held
by negroes as soon as the terms OF the
incumbents expire. The appointment
OF Northern negroes TO Offices In their
own section Is the Presidents idea Of
the proper compensation TO the race Tor
the loss or offices south.
One OF the first opportunities the
President will have viii be In hlling the
Office OF Register OF the Treasury. now
held by w. I. Vernon. J. G. Napier. OF
Nashville, Is a candidate for the Olfce,
with the endorsement OF Booker T..
Washington and other negro leaders.
The President is said TO prefer 10 MI
his position with a Northern white
man- - .--A----
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
HEART SANDWICH
sSEEMS A WINNER
Wall Street Man InYents New Table
Deiieaey, lsO New Play in
Bridge.

NEW YORK.-Special--It wasn't the
stake involved that caused A 3. Hud-
son. Wall Street plunger, to invent
the heart sandwich. for money means
little 20 him. IL was Wanting pride
in his ability to play bridge.
John w. Gates, John A. Drake, Hud-
son popular called "Huddy," and a
broker were Willing away long
evening In a small game In the private
room OF an uptown restaurant. Six
or seven men whose names are Ia
miliar In Wall Street were present
Opposite Hudson sat Gates. Drake
was paired with the broker. Gates
natural ouickness OF temper had not
been improved by the luck In which
no and his partner were playing
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
WORK TOGETHER
FOR GOOD ROADS
Legislature To BE Asked to Permit
Cities 10 Contribute to Better
Highways - Association
REFLECTS Old Officers.
RICHMOND. VA SIP e cial.-

X G II II q y d A > cial.-
By holding three sessionc in one
day and attending strictly TO business.
the convention OF the Virginia Good
Roads Association was able 70 com
plete its business Friday and ad-
journed.
While the attendance was not as
large as had been expected those
present were representative men from
all over the State-men who had more
than once shown their devotion To the
cause or better roads. and who. By
long and careful study. OF the Ques-
tion were prepared 20 make valuable
suggestions FOR the betterment OF the
state highways and for the proper
legislation TO be asked or the next
General Assembly. What Is popular
~ known as hot air" was entirely
absent. superfuous oratory being
carefully avoided. the convention be-
ing occupied chiefly in business and
speakers who were prepared to say
something OF Importance.
The election OF Officers and the FIX
ing or the date OF the next convention
were the closing features OF the con-
Vention. Richmond was chosen
At IL o'clock. Richmond was chosen
for the next place or meeting. which
will take place in the early part OF
February. when the Legislature Will
be in session. TIE officers chosen for
Charles r. Lassiter. OF Petersburg:
Vice President and Chairman OF the
Executive Committee, Robert W.
Withers. Or Suffolk. Secretary and
Treasurer. HI. L. Harwood. OF Rich
mond: Assistant Secretary and Pub
iicity Agent, George W. Rogers, Of
Richmond.
The Legislative Committee remains
the same. with the exception OF West
mOreland Davis. who takes the place
OF Henry Fairfax. The personnel of
the Exc -utiNe Committee and the hon
orary vice presidents. one OF whom
represents the association in each
county OF Che state. is unchanged.
Mr.. Withcrs takes the place of Mr.
I.assiter. who for the last ten years
has been thc field representative
The pri ipal address of the nIght
session was made 10y state Senator
Aubrey d.. STROBE. OF Amherst. who
told OF what had been done in his own
county. which has been a pioneer
county in the construction OF good
roads. Mr.. STROBE said that "a bii
win pc offered iu the coming Lcgis-
laturc allowing the cities 90 unite with
che counties in the construction and
nn .ntunance OF reads running into
Their limits. lie predicted that Fed
cral aid goo state roads would soon
bc granted. despite the obstruction o'
Speaker Cannon and the staluartS
Senator STROBE particularly impressco
get roads is 90 pay for them.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
SAYS HUSBAND BURIED HER.

NEW YORK. Special. Mrs. Caroline
Shuster, OF Elizabeth, ~. J.. accused her
husband, Christian before Police Jus
tice MahOn. Wednesday evening. Of
having buried her.
died one night, and the next morning
Grape was pinned on the door. Il hearse
was driven up. she was put In CONN
and six pallbearers placed her IN the
hearse.
There We're thousands or cripples
upon the street" she said. and they got
into the carriages. We drove 70 the
ROsehiil Cemetery and the coffin was
taken from the hearse while Christian
dug the grave. I was then lowered into
AZ and he covered me over with dirt
He had no right 70 bury me. and want
him arrested 30
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
HAD LOST HIS WAD.

WASHINGTON. ID. Especial
When J. f. Surqueira, an employee OF
the Nicaraguan legation. was arraign-
ed in Police Court, charged with de-
frauding a cab driver. the case was
dismissed for want OF prosecution.
Relipe Rodriguez. charge d'afaires
OF the legation. said that Serqueira had
not been employed by the legation for
several months
Serqueira told the police that ne started out
with $50 In his pockets
"T rode around town for several hours
spending money freely" he said. ''and when I
wanted 70 pay the cab bin found that al my
omney had disappeared. don't know what
became OF Il. ="
he spent the night at the station houss.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
TELECaAPmC BREyITIES.

EDINBJpCH-Ten men were en-
tomber in q flooded mine az Klmar-
mock. when The River Irvine burst its
banks. a big force of rescuers was
Immediately put 90 work. but the gem
eral opinion was that the men We're
doomed
The galleries and pits were turned
into unceaground rivers and lakes.
SEREVE. 0HIO-A posse OF armed
and determined citizens are beating
the woods in the vicinity of Holmes
Vile after an all-night search
shot and killed sheriff Jacob Bell. of
Holmes county. BOley has a shotgun
and twenty shells. and the entire
countryside IS ON the watch for him.
NEW YORK-While working on the
ground floor OF q new 1S-story office
building i'm course of construction az
1877 West 21th Street. Antonio Mar
tint OF 80 Baxter Street was hit on
the head by falling bucket blow %
on OF the scanolding at the eighth
floor. and Instantly killed
CLEVELAND. o. dragnet of tugs
was thrown over Lake Erie in the
search for Captain r. J. Bell and -
men OF the steamer Clarion. which burned 60
the waters edge near Point Pelee. To is be
hevcd that unless the thirteen men have
have been picked ny they have been frozen 60
death. SO fierce was the storm that doubts
we're expressed today that modern hfebOats
could live long In the heavy seas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
Third water System.

WINCHESTER. VA.-Special-Th
The woman was committed for eN-
voters Of Winchester viii likely be
called upon shortly TO vote on an issue
OF 100000 bonds for a new gravity
soft water system. Mayor II. II. Baker
having brought the matter before the
City Council. Winchester already has
two complete water systems. one
gravity and one supplied by pumps.
but is fast outgrOwing both.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
e,eSs ANIMALS SLAIN
BY ROOSEVELT PARTY

Special. - Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
is expected here for a round Of
entertainment. His hunting trip has
resulted in the accumulation OF 6.SS3
animals and birds OF all sizes. Colo
mel Roosevelt viii be the guest OF
honor at several banquets in the next
week
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16
NO PROHIBITION
LEGISLATION
Poll 81 the Virginia Legislators shows
a large Majority Against state
vide Law az Tals Tine.


RICH MOND. VA. 49, Special. -
Replies from seventy-three out OF 40
members cf the Legislature in re-
Spouse 20 an inquiry frcu The Tines
Dispatch clearly Indicates that no leg
staten q ans sort in tire direction
~ Statewide prChl...la NiE bs enact
"a D. tie iuroIinr ,flucral Assembly.
psi az the mes. saip % the two
Houses. 90 which E.oie than half have
replied. Shows that six members stand
lcr local option 90 each one who sagors
I Prohibition, while n the Democrats
alone are considered. the ratio II nins
10 che.
OF The seventeen Senators Who have
replied OF the request from The Tines
Y Dispatch for declaration Oh this sub
Y oct. thlrtsen are for local option and
I four Tor State wids prohibitions. b.
tween The parties The Senate stands
DeEocrats-Tor locale pfisn. II: RaT
prohibition. 2
Rspublicsns-For local sptisa. ,;
for prohibition. =
No replies have as yet been received
from twenty~Cne Democratic and two
Republican Senators.
More than a majority o. the mem
bers o. the House OF delegates have
! / replied Forty-eight OF the nfty-EiK
who have answered favor local option.
six are for Statewide prohibition. and
two are doubtful Among the Demo
Gratis in the House. forty-fye are for
local option and four for prohibition.
Ihree of the Republicans answering
are Tor local option and two for pro-
b tihiton. Thus t viii De seen that
, wCng che Democrats in the House the
proportion Cor local option Isl eleven 90
one.
Majority Answers.
Comhnirg Ue House. lt viii be seen
lat fH replies Narc been received
r.m fEe $3.50 m ..l.rs rI1tg-.1e Favor
'..nI option. fer favor tnt.-ulde pro-
.ll.inn w.Il. Iur aso I'd doubt sixty
HetUn members Iars rnt N.t answered
It H quite evident frcm this record
woe f.Ir. Iu NHi DOB ne called
.H i..ur tn coming session Co
ODD .rH". trr tte nuhhitlou
question CO. t.. 0nl.. r.rre nome ell
'o passed. l members vote aa they
write.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-16

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