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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
JOHN ]. F|NEGAN
HAS PASSED AWAY
One of the Old Guard of Police
Department Died Tuesday
Night at His Home.

After an illness of six weeks, Mr..
John j. F'inegan. for thirty seven years
a member Of the Richmond police force,
died al his home. 20 South Belvidere
street. Tuesday night.
No arrangements for the funeral
have been made, but II ia thought the
body VIII be buried in Mt. tatvery
Thursday morning
The deceased was born In County
Dublin, ireland. and came TO this coun-
try when he was quite a small boy.
He was appointed 10 the police force
March "a, 1871. and served continu
ousiy until July /. 1908, when he was
retired by the police commissioners
There was no better known police
man in Richmond than Mr.. Finegan
His native Irish wit made him popular
with those who worked with him, and
his superior officer say that he was
one of the bravest of the brave. None
knew him bnt to alike fear and like
him
The Police Benevolent Association
will send delegation to attend tbs
funeral of one of its oldest members.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
TROOPS ARE SENT
To GUARD NEGRO

HINTON, w VA. August IL
Three companies of military arrived
here to-day to prevent any attempt
TO lynch James Dawson, a negro, ac-
cused of assaulting and killing Mrs.
John Aiiiss. and beating her husband,
whose death is hourly expected. Fol-
lowing the negro's escape yesterday
from a mob OF 1000 Infatuated citi-
zens,, the negro was taken TO the
woodx hs. tf1s officers and his where
abouts to-day are unknown. II Ia be-
lieyed, however. that he has been
quietly placed In. Jail in neigh bor-
ing town,
Because OF Ailiss condition he was
unable to identify the negro. Four
companies Of militia are here and the
town Ia under martial rule.
The sheriff and deputies to-day re-
pulsed an attack by a mob on Dawson.
The. .negre. was. then placed in Jail
here. and two companies of State
militia. which arrived early to-day
are guarding the Jail. Two more
companies are at aWyne, ready to be
dispatched, here at an instances notice
should another attempt be made to
lynch Dawson.
Through ruse OF the officers yes
terday. the negro was saved from a
mob. OF 1000 infuristed citizens
Because of Ailiiss condition ne is
said to be unable to identify the
psgrer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
HAMPTON ROADS SCENE
Of GREAT SHAM BATTLE
Spectacular Sight When Big
Guns at Fortress Monroe
Open Fire at Night.

Especial 20 The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK, Aug. 17.-In Hampton
Roads and at Fortress Monroe last
night was enacted a scene that will
probably not occur again In q life
time. There was a sham battle be-
tween Companies 2 and Coast Ar
tillery. of Portsmouth. under the
command of Captain Charles A. Nc
Lean, and the Fifty-eighth Company.
Coast Artillery, OF Fortress Monroe.
Thee Portsmouth companies occupied
Parrot battery, while the regulars
were stationed at Fort Wool. or the
RIP Raps"
The regulars stationed at Fort Wool
represented a ship trying to enter
Hampton Roads and the guns at the
fort were opened on her" The Ar
ing continued for half an hour and
the battle was a fierce one. The
scene is said to have been realistic
and spectacular.
The booming of big guns from the
fort and the answering boom from
the Rip Raps in the darkness. with
the accompanying flashes OF fire.
lighted up the dark scene with that
vividness that one reads of in stories
of big battles.
until to-day There will be another
sham battle to-day or tonight and
tomorrow the local troops will break
camp and return to Norfolk and
Portsrn outh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
MRS. Gates IS
TRIED FOR FRAUD
Merchants Tell Police Justice
How She Procured Goods
Without Payments.

Mrs f. r. Gates, charged by the
police department with being a sus-
picioas character was in police court
again Wednesday morning.
Representatives from twenty-six
business firms testified against fthe
young woman, who is defended by
Attorneys Beverley T. Crump, Benja-
min T, Barrett and Gilbert X. Pol
lock,
Individually the merchants who
have told the police and detectives
they lost money by selling goods on
credit To Mrs. Gates are represented
by Attorney Harry NJ. Smith. who is
assisting Commonwealth Attorney
Minitree Folkes in the prosecution
1t is alleged that Mrs. Gates or
dered goods from well-nigh all of the
merchants of the city. and that these
goods were delivered at her home.
She always ordered. SO the merchants
told the detectives, everything sent
collect on delivery. For time she
paid for what she got. but afterwards
she would send the driver away, sc
say the merchants. telling him tc
come another time for the money.
Police court was crowded Wednes-
day with witnesses against Mrs. Gates
She sat beside her counsel back ot
the railing and smiled while witnes,
after witness told of her alleged Grim.
Ina HI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
MISS OSTERLOH MARRIED TO
DIR. WANDER HOOP IN LONDON

Miss Julie Marriott Osterloh and
DIR. Douglass Wander Hoor, of Rich
mond. were married at noon Wed
nesday by Rev. Day Lewis In Christ
church, Lancaster Gate, London, Eng
land. Miss Wander Hoof. sister of the
groom, was the maid Of honor, while
Mr. Richard Marriott Osterloh. of
Richmond, brother of the bride acted
as best man.
Both DIR. and Mrs Wander Hoof are
well known In Richmond. Follow
ing tour Of Europe they will re-
turn to Richmond about Novem Der
! and will be at home at No 500
East Grace.
Mrs Wander Hoof Is a daughter OF
Mrs. Adolph Osterloh. DIR. Wander
Hoof came to Richmond several years
ago,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
STARVNC CHILD WEIGHS
LESS THAN THREE POUNDS
ChiIdren's Protective Society
Takes Two Children From
Home of Filth.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian J
NORFOLK, Aug. t7.--Oficers of
the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children yesterday took
two little tots from a home OF hun
ger in Berkeley ward. The children
were Margaret Alexander. three
months old, and Annie Alexander.
three years old Their mother, Mrs.
Lula Alexander, despite her inability
to provide living for her offsprings.
pleaded with the officers not to take
them away.
Agent Rourke. Of the society said
the baby did not weigh more than
three pounds. and that he found 1t in
a bed none too clean, waliowing in
filth. The father of the children was
not at home when the police called.
and Mrs. Alexander said he would
beat her when he came home and
found the children gone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
CAPTAIN WRIGHT
HIT IN MOUTH
Crazy Negro Ran Amuck and
Caused Great Excitement
in Southside.
COOLED OFF IN CELL
After prisoner Had Turned on
Water, Policemen Allowed il.
TO Run and Sanity Came
Back to Gilbert.

Walter Gilbert. a negro. wanted in
Rtchmond for larceny. recently re-
leased from the lunatic asylum in Pc
tershurg and now presenting to off,
GERS and the public every evidence Of
insanity, ran amuck in South Rich
mond and Swansboro Tuesday after
noon about O'Clock, and before he
was incarcerated he had done much
damage.
serseant-Captain A s Wright is
the greatest sufferer IF the negro is
eliminated, for he was struck many
times1 because of the activities of
Gilbert. One tooth that cost Mr..
Wright 81 to be drilled into the front
of his face was suddenly driven out,
shattered, torn asunder, and the lip
OF the captain was cut by a blow
from the negros elbow while he
fought against arrest. Captain
Wright Is doing duty with a bandage
over his mouth. He g. not talking to
any one
Policeman Ed Waymack saw two
negroes at Twenty second and Hull
streets Tuesday afternoon and thought
they were acting suspiciousiy. He
started toward them. when Gilbert
ran, Captain Wright was near and
joined his policeman in the chase.
From the railroad the negro ran
through cambridge street, into Clop-
ton, back again to Hull. and then
started down the road that leads to
Chesterfield courthouse. He looked
behind him occasionally and saw the
policemen were gaining. Leapins
over fence in the schoolyard for
ninst DIR, Lovings home, he tried tc
hide beneath the weeds that grow
so MXuriantly there.
over the fence behind him Went
Sergeant Wright, and closely follow
ing was Mr.. Waymack. Finding thai
he had been discovered" the negro
made fight. He fought with the
strength of mailman, Mr. Wrigh,
is one of the best men physically or
the force. but he was no equal for the
negro, who was mad and crazy. He
attempted to use his club. but tbs
negro closed in on him. and but foi
the assistance of Officer Waymack
there might have been another story
to tell.
In the melee Captain Sergeant
Wright caught a straight blow In tn,
mouth For little while he though
the patrolman had struck him, bu
this was later found to be incorrect.
Had been alone" said Captain
! Wright. Il would have shot the negro
! He was the widest one / have ever
had to deal with"
The Richmond authorities want tn,
man for highway robbery. but 1t Il
/ thought he will be sent back to Pc
/ tersburg and there confined again II
| the asylum.
After being subdued temporaril.
and taken to the station house, tn
negro broke the water pipe in hi
/ cell. turning loose all the water. s.
\ angry were the police with him tina
| they allowed the water to run unit
| the man had to stand In it. When hi
i feet became real cold and he though
he was going to drown. he begged 10
/ pity. But before that time he ha
dared any one to come into his Gel
Y to get him.
The chase after the negro. the car
4 ture of him and the injury to Capital
Wright proved one of the most in
terestinR incidents In South Richmon
in long time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
YOUTH BROWNS IN
ELIZABETH RIVER
Norfolk Bay Swimming When
He Suddenly Sinks Be
meath Waters.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginia, }
NORFOLK, Aug. 17,-Luther Scott,
fifteen years old. was drowned in the
Elizabeth river yesterday afternoon
while bathing with two companions
Odeon Blodgood and Willie Blod-
good, aged fourteen and twelve years,
respectively, were with young Scott
They went out in a boat to the Berk
ley flats and dived off into sixteen feet
Of water. Scott arose to the surface
some distance from the boat, and
cried to his companions that he was
sinking
The frightened boys tried to get
boat to their companions, but they
were or-stricken and their ner-
vous fingers fumbled around the rope
on the boat while Luther Scott sank
beneath the surface. His companions
say Luther must have had an attack
of heart trouble, because they say he
sank suddenly and did not rise to the
surface again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
MANY AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
HAVE NOT PAID LICENSE

Automobile Clerk Hayes, in the Of
fee of the-secrstary- at the common
wealth. has announced his determine
ton TO push collection of taxes on all
automobiles in the Old Dominion. for
he is under the impression that many
motor owners have not come across
with the license money Nearly four
thousand cars are operated in Nir-
ginis. and il is believed by Mr.. Hayes
that taxes have not been paid on al
=. least one-thir dor the number
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.---Because Of
the assertion OF Lloyd Griscom that
he would make a fight TO have the
Republican State convention reverse
the action OF the State committee in
turning down Colonel Roosevelt In
favor of Vice President Sherman as
temporary chairman. members of the
committee began to count noses to-
day. The result showed, If figured
down on the districts represented by
the vote of yesterday, that Sherman
would have $40 delegates against 34b
for Roosevelt These figures were dis
puted by followers of Griscom. who
claimed that Roosevelt would have In
the convention 4s1 delegates and that
he would only need to add to that
number II TO have majority.
Each side presented tables to in
dictate that their contention was cor
| rect. but 1t is certain that the or
ganizstion leaders are working hard
| TO control the convention by a big
| majority to prevent any overriding OF
| the State convention by the Girls
comites. They claimed day tina,
certain members who yesterday voted
| for Roosevelt did so because they
| knew he could not win, and that had
| their votes been needed to turn him
| down they would have been avaiiab BILE
There was an impression to-day that
| Grfscom was not speaking with
authority" when he said that hs
would fight to override the commit
tee in it's choice of a temporary chair.
man, Roosevelt will attend the con-
vention as a delegate, 1t was said and
will suggest certain platform planks
ana possibly a candidate for governor
| AS delegate on the floor he will have
/ much more freedom than as tenn.
porary chairman and his presence IL
certain to make the convention In
teresting at least
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
MARKET FAILS
TO HOLD TONE
Many Issues Weaken Before Rally
Sets in Recovering
Losses.
GAINS ARE THEN MADE
Firmness Which Later Develops
ReuIts in Active Trading in
GAINS ARE THEN MADE

NE WYORK, Aug. 1.-THE stock
market failed to hold the strong tone
displayed In the late dealings yester-
day prices OF many ISSUES showing
material concession at the opening this
morning. After the frst fifteen min
utes Of business, however. q steadier
tone prevailed. nearly ell the early
Losses being recovered.
Considerable irreEularity was dis
played all through the nrst hour.
Government bonds unchanged: 9TH
ers strong.
The market held frm In the late
forenoon and early afternoon, the
active industrials and railroads max
ing moderate gains, although ad-
vances in the leading issues were no
fully maintained.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
COTTON MARKET
IS RATHER FIRM

NEW YORK. AwH. i7.--Cottop opsn-
ID oymer 81 an advance OF 10 .
pcfste on buying by report issued
by Miss Giles making the prssent
average condition Of the plant 7a.7.
After The start room bulls bid new
crops up fully ~ pctnts above the close
OF yeetee6ay. A local crop fsporting
bureau VS. out With y report late yee-
terdoy ia6tcAting . crop of less than
I1,0tA.0eo bales.
Cettsn rsiess, August, siS.7s: Ssp.
tsmUsN eIl.1eo1k33; October, tft.Ss@
Is.s<: pocsNbes. ti8xe013s<: Janu-
AIRY, 3f1I1 4ttst; March. efxSs0
is.st. Nay. 3lS.e10 is-sx.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
TRY CORPORATIONS
FOR TAX EMISSIONS
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug, IT.
To-day the cases of the city Of New
port News against the several public
service corporations for doing bust
ness without paying the license tax
levied by the city are being heard In
the Police Court. The local railway.
light and water corporations resist the
payment of the tar on the ground that
the payment of a tax Of per cent Of
their gross earnings to the State IL In
lieu Of all other taxes, and that they
are thereby relieved from municipal
taxation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
CORPORATION COMMISSION
WILL ANNOUNCE ASSESSMENTS

The following dates have been set
by the State corporation commission
Tor public service corporations to hear
what their assessments for the year
win be and that they may be given
opportunity to file any objections,
September s. steam railroads and
Pullman companies
September s. electric railways, light,
heat power. gas and water companies.
September y, telegraph. telephone.
canal, steamboat and express COM
panies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17

Sales In France are Much Lower.
PARIS, August lI.---That II doesn' I
always pay to increase the cost Of an
article II shown by figures made pub
lie to-day. which disclose = decrease
OF $4,000 In July tobacco saies for
1919 as compared with July. 1902.
despite tho increased price of tobacco
Tobacco 10 . government monopoly In
France, On the other hand the pos
tai department showed an increase
OF nearly 100000 in its July receipts
over 1903. with q reduced tariff On
all classes OF mail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
PUTS OIL on FIRE,
IS FATALLY BURNED

Especial to The Richmond virginian-l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Aug. IL.
A sed eAss Of burning occurred here
this mosaing 1T IL o'clock. when Mrs.
Mason NeAgers attempted to make
ire with cal oil. The can exploded
and ct her house on IRE. In MrA
Rodgers attempt 10 put the fire out
her clothes ignited. burning her nearly
to . crisp. !. She % not exDected to live
but few hsurp. Her baby Of mine
months old wAa also severely burned.
but II thought not fatally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
WON'T DISCUSS
POLITICAL SLAP
Colonel Feels Relieved and May
Take No Part in Cam
paign.
GRISCOM WANTS ISSUE
Mould Cram Roosevelt Down
Threats of Regular When
Convention Meets.
GRISCoM WANTS ISSUE

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, Aug. l7s--Al-
though Colonel Roosevelt to-day de-
cined to discuss further the political
slap I'm the face administered yester :
day when the New York State Repub-
iican committee refused TO name him
a. temporary chairman OF the State
convention this fall, the feeling here
is tEaI the Colonel now considers that
an responsibility OF the fall campaign
has been lifed from his shoulders. II
IL practically certain that he will have
absolutely nothing to do with this
years political fight In New York.
The Colonel may not even so to the
Stats convention at Saratoga, where
1t has beer expected he would make o
night against Vice President Sherman
on the temporary ehairmanshlp.
The Colonel spent most OF the time
to-day working on magazine articles
and speeches. He declined to discuss
politics, but read with interest &C
counts of the insurgent victory in tia
California primaries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17

depot "wednesday morning about 2
O'Clock and slashed with razor Abra-
ham Hartwell and Emma Kent, the
latter being the strangers friend.
The ambulance was called and Dr.
Harshberger sewed up the wounds In
the necks OF the two sufferers The
woman said after she had been treat
ed that "er Niger from Mort kariina
done cut us both.
No arrests have been made and both
OF the injured people will recover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
NORFOLK BOY DIES
OF DREAD DISEASE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK, Aug. lie. Raymond
Nelson, 4 ffteen-year-old boy, son OF
w. r, Nelson, died In the suburbs
last night from pellagrA. He had been
Ill only a fc wweeks. He lived Just
back of the Norfolk baseball park
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
Repair Permits.

Permits were issued by the building
Inspector Wednesday to the following:
John w Moore, repair bridk
5weiiing. No, 7is MeDonough street,
" cost $40.
DR.. John q. Scott executor for VIII
Ham III. Scott. 10 repair, to remodel
Bathroom, at No. I02 East Franklin
street 10 cost $3l7.
pr. Stewart Mcclure to repair and
remodel brick dwelling No. 1908 West
Grace street. 10 cost 800.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
nHCuMoND sTOcx aARxxr

STATE sseSsir Us Aug ga, a. ASK
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Va Centuries ia. C. and r..
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Richmond City II r. 1870
Richmond City u. {. "a, =.
inss sslses ;psoiNps. - -.
4. G. L. Gifts. Ind ....... -.
6. ana Q. Gen Mtr, Ne. 100 =.
Georgia Sou. and Fla. 1913 los
On. and Ala. Con. SIS. ls45 100
Norfolk and West Ry. Is.
Nor. ana West poea A., 4s44 -.
Rich. and Dan. Gold u. c
ssaboard Air Line. 4s. 1850 81 -.
Saaboard Adjustment. -. ssk 80.
So. Ry. list 81. 1924. s.Ist 49,.
so. r. Dew. a. n. ~. 1850 -. 49,.
W ssT;'sEn 4 81 SA Is :: bosb a.
Norfolk Ry. 4 I. Co. IS. lsts... -.
srREEr Rr. STOCKS par BID Asksa
N 70 Sn / ~ =. C. = psS Io, .,cs +. :.
X xAiiIRoAp STOCKS r.E "
Atlanta ana Charlotte. 400 80. "a.
ATTAIN. 'cosct- Line. corn: ioe iiah -.
+ {. I 81 Conn. .....iss ). =.
S 4; ana ana q west. com. loo loo Nv =.
q, +. 4 p DIV obiig 100
southern Railway. com. Zoe ~
BANK AND ri i co. s'-pckS
American National 100 ise M.
SEosd stree; n.nsa - ssss =. =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
PRODUCE MARKET
GROWING ACTIVE

The Cary street produce market 10
gradually becoming more active. Wed
nesday the price Of eggs took another
rise, Poultry 10 in good demand, With
moderate receipts, although tho pric4
has dropped slightly.
RICMNONn fMOOucE MARKET.
y Htrhrf4ond Va Aug II 1910.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
COULDN'T SEE W|FE
50 Ne USED PISTOL

Especial to The RiehaHend fiesinian.,
MONOPOLY. Va, Aug. IL When not
ALLOWED 20 see his bride Of ave months.
whoM NJ demanded. 70 see. at her
fathers hcnsA u. Huntersvine, to-day.
Charles Akere 3 young Grocsry clerk.
shot hinn6alf Aad viii likely die.
HA n nov In the jail hospital over
In P0stsmouth, 70 which place he was
committed soon sitter he was found
wounded. VI II
Aksrs 10. about - years old, and
came 10 Norfolk from Lynchburg. He
maxrisd ths daughter q William Hayes
after two months Acquaintance and
thsx later parS43.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

vfRGfNf1c n the law and Ea1lfy
Court of the City OF Richmond the
LIST day of August. 1910.
Lilly Sponenberg ...,...,.....Pl Plaintiff
IN cHANCERY
The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the defend
ant by the plaintiff, and an affidavit
having been made and filed that the de-
PENDANT is not a resident or the State
or Virginia; II Is ordered that he ap-
pear here within fifteen days after the
publication OF this order End do what
10 necessary TO protect his interest
herein
A Copy-Teste
P. ?. WINSTON. Clerk.
IN VACATION
VIRGINIA la the clerks Office OF the
Law and Equity Court of the CITY of
Richmond the sth day of August.
hi
Angelina Williams. sometimes called
Edith Williams .....t......P Plaintiff.
Adolphus Williams 49,. Defendant,
The object of this suit Ia to obtain
a divorce q vincuio matrimonii by the
plaintiff from the defendant. And at
fdsvit having been made and filed that
the defendant is not "A resident OF the
State OF Virginia, IL Is hereby ordered
that he do appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
and do what Is necessary to protect hts
interest herein
A copy-Tests.
p. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
r. ~, ROScHER. p. q.
wFNTER.--The remains of j. b. WIN
TER. JR. who died In Dallas. Texas
August &th. arrived In this city Mon
day night. August sth. 1910. Funer-
al from st. Mary's church TUESDAY,
August 9. 1910. nj 1870 r, NJ Friends
and acquaintances invited TO attend.
Raleigh. n. c., NewberEss~S. e., At
ianta. Ga. coyington, KY, ST! Angus
tine. Fla. and Norfolk. Va. pa pers
CONF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17
TWO WHITE MEN
FINED FOR ASSAULT
{. +. Hamilton Badly Beaten Up
and Heavy Penalty is Imposed
on Assailants.

&. l., Hamilton was the plaintiff
in the case against Eugene Litchfield
and John Grubbs. two young white
men. whom he charged with assault
ing him last Saturday night
Hamilton testified that he had just
gotten off a car at Kings Crossing
and was on his way home. He stated
that the two men jumped out of the
woods and one attacked him on either
side He presented badly battered
appearance in court.
The two men were fined $40 and
costs each and placed under a bond
of 500 to keep the peace for twelve
months, The case was tried before
Magistrate I'll. PurYear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-17

Mr.. Jackson says that, following the
meeting OF the executive COMMITTEES,
he win remain In Richmond few days
Tor rest He has just come from
Rost2n. Where he arranged for the
ftsgtsts Of the Wright machines ila-t The
big meet that 10 TO be held at Har-
ward