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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
BIG FIGHT ON
THE DIVORCE BILL
Great Interest in Hearing TN the
Measure Wednesday
Night.

The Rison divorce bill with its
joker" which aims to place the I'M
nocent and guilty parties In divorce
suit upon an equal footing. will he
heard by the House Committee on
Courts of Justice "Wednesday night
at o'clock. The hearing viii be in
the hall of the House OF Delegates,
and will be open to the public.
Those who wish to oppose the meas
ure are invited to attend, and viii
occupy seats on the floor OF the House,
Spectators who wish to learn all about
divorce laws. and who wish to hear all
about this one in particular, will he
seated in the gallery.
Ministers representing every de-
nomination will appear to protest
against what Is termed private legis-
iation,'' since II 10 admitted on all sides
that the bill Is for the benefit Of n
wealthy business man known widely
in Virginia, who Is said to have Of
fered. an attorney $4,000 II he can
procure the passage Of the bill
through the Legislature.
Many members of the House will
also oppose the bill, among them some
of the strongest and most fearless
fighters on the floor, several of whom
charged that the bill WAS being rail-
roaded through the General Assembly.
and Saturday caused 1t TO be recon-
mitted to the committee, though 1t
had already been reported.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
MORGAN IN CONTROL
-..-. OF BIG COMBINE
His Firm Shown to be Largely In
terested in Telephone and Tele-
graph Combination.

NEW YORK. Feb, 9.--That j. Pier
pont Morgan and Company, are largely
Interested In the bonds of the Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany, was admitted to-day on the wit
ness stand by Nive- President Hall.
the latter company, In the suit brought
by Ohio men 10 prevent the sale OF
several independent telephone compa-
MES to the Morgan firm on the ground
that Morgan was buying them Tor the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company.
The minority stockholders of the
United states Telephone Company and
the Cuyahoga Telephone Company
have secured temporary restraining or
ders in the United states courts al
Cleveland to prevent the delivery OF
the majority OF the stock in these com
NAMES to Morgan The proceedings III
New York are in the nature Of the
taking of dispositions. Attorney Gen
eral Hostter, of Missouri, Is watching
tempting TO Dust the Bell Telephone
interests from the state
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
TRA|hMEN5 UNION
THREATEN STRIKE
Brotherhood Officials Declare They
Will Not Wait ANY
Longer.
SITUATION NOW ACUTE
-------T-
Demands of Railway Workers Now
to be in Nature OF an Ulti-
matum.
SITUATION NOW Acu'

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.--'We are not
going to drag this thing Nut by far
Their negotiations with thu railroads,
BY Saturday the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way Trainmen will have a promise
from the eighteen railroads haftng
Chicago terminals of an Increase wage
to their switchmen and their yard
men or the railroads will have a strike
on their hands"
This was the statement issued to-
day by e-President A. +. Whitney,
of the Brotherhood of Railway Train
men. in announcing that a count of
vote of three-fcurths II the brother
hood yardmen In Chicago showed IS
per cent. in favor Of striking
The chairmen Of the grievance COM
mittees of trainmen In the service of
the eighteen Chicago roads will con-
fer with whitney here this afternoon.
when plans for strike will he laid
and Instructions to the men- will be
prepared. With these matters adjust
ed the brotherhood of this city will
present their final demands to the
railway managers. These demands
will be In the nature of an ultimatum.
be Immediately declared unless wage
increase Ia granted
1T Ia my opinion" said Whitney.
that the managers will have to act
quickly or all of the yards In Chicago
will be completely tied up by Sunday
morning. We know just what we are
doing, and we are ready to so the
limit"
1t is reported to-day that trouble
will be further complicated should the
brotherhood call strike. The Chi
cage members of the Switclrmen's
Union Of North America have already
agreed to arbitration under the Erd-
man act. but they are becoming res
tive because OF the failure. OF Inter
state Commissioner Knapp and Labor
Commissioner Neill to appoint an UNI
pire. II Is reported that many of them
will strike with the brotherhood en-
rlages,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
MONTHLY HONOR ROLL
OF STONEWAT.L SCHOOL.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian. J
CONCORD, VA, Feb. s.---Stonewall
High School honor roll for the fourth
month, ending January 81, 1910:
High School Department. Professor
]. g. Fisher principal--Alma Drink
ard. Claude Chick, Fannie Voolfolk
Eula Carson, Annie Stratton. Anime
Drinkard. Esther Marshall. Lois
Moore. Robert Stratton, Katherine
Carson. Allen Chick. Blanche TuggIe.
Mary stratton. Owen Carson. Lola
Doss rs
Grammar Department, Miss Sallie
Spencer acher--Annie Avis. NeliaF
Tuggle. Della Scruggs. Virginia SAN
didge. Ruth Tnggie. Matte Leet,
Gladys Moore. Rena Almond, Minnie
Carson, Ethel Carson, Eiva Stratton.
LATHE Wright. Edna Godsey. Russell
Anderson. Howard Scruggs. Elwood
Avis, Sam StFatten. Glenweod Drink
ard, John Carson. Virgil Carson.
Primary Department. Miss Alice
Gillian teacher-Mattie Wright, VIII
lie Wright. Ruby Chick. James Neigh
bors, Alice Carson, Lyle Harding
Selma Tuggle, Halle Wingtield. Julia
Steele, George Doss, Mary Carson.
verna Tanner. Marvin Avis, Della
steele, Mary Moore. Edward Perdieu,
Mary Godsey. Carlyle Scruggs, An
drew Nolan, Milton Tuggie.
Requirements--High School de-
partment, IS per CENT, In grammar
and primary departments. 30 per cent,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
THROWN FROM HIS
WAGON AND KILLED
Greenyille County Farmer Dies at
Richmond Hospital as Result
Of Injuries.

Especial to The Richmond rirginian.)
EMPORIA, VA, Feb. s.--Powha-
tan Siagie, q well known citizen OF
the western part of Greensviile coun-
", died Tuesday morning on the
operating table Of one OF the Rich
mond hospitals, at the age OF about
forty-five years. His death was eaus-
ed by his being thrown from his
wagon last week. He left town Thurs
day evening on his wagon. In driv-
ing too fast his wagon hit one of the
gravel wagons working on the county
roads, throwing Slagle out and break
ing his wagon. He. however, mended
up and got en- route home, but turn
cd of the main road and was found
lying by a tree covered with q blan-
ket or buggy robe. unable to help
himself, while his horse had gone on
farther after having dragged him a
few yards. He was taken to the hos
pital Monday morning by DR.. Lucian
Lotion. He leaves three brothers.
John. Of Emporia: A, A., of Peters
burg, and III. c.. of Drewrysyille.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
CHAMBERS TRIBUTE
TO CITY COUNCIL
Business Men Adopt Resolution
Expressing Confidence and
Appreciation.

A handsome tribute Is that by
which the Richmou Chamber Of
Commerce gives expression to its con-
fidence in the members OF the city
council, and which has been trans-
mftfed to the council through City
Clerk Ben r. August
The testimonial Is in the form OF
a resolution offered by z. &. Laird at
the recent annual meeting of the
chamber and unanimously adopted.
Ii reads as follows: -
Whereas, the council and board OF
aldermen and the joint committees
aud officers of said bodies have been
most courteous and generous In their
corporation In the chambers efforts
TO advance the commercial and civic
welfare OF our people, therefore, be
IL
Resolved. That the thanks of the
chamber assembled In annual session
be conveyed to each branch of the
legislative department of our munich
pality as an expression OF apprecia-
ton of their labor In the interest of
the public.
tSignedl
THE RICHMOND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
BY Henry w, Wood,
President"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
MAY make CHANCES
As TO ENTERING
Horse With Record on Mile Track
May Enter Slower Glass on
Half Mile.

NEW YORK, Feb 9.-The National
Trotting Association is holding ITS BIZ
enntal convention at the hurry Hill
hotel to-day. Two hundred members
OF the association are In attendance
Major i. II. Johnson, OF Lexington. KY
adJutant-generai OF the state of KEN
lucky and president of the association
Is presiding.
The present officers Will probably be
reelected, They are
L. +. johnson, Lexington, Ky. pres
fdent; Morgan G. Buckley. Hartford.
Conn. frsf vice PRESIDENT Il. +. Head,
San Francisco, second vice pre- sident
Alexander Maciaren, Buckingham, T..
q. Canada, third vice. pre- stdent- Lewis
j. Powers. Springfield, Mass, treasurer.
and w. ii. Goeher. Hartford Conn.
secretary.
Ii is likely that the question of pro-
viding rule that horses with records
on mile track will be eligible to start
in class four seconds slower on a
half mile track will engage the debate
OF the delegates this afternoon The
advocates of the new rule assert that
the present lack of such a provision
initiates strongly against starters On
haif-mile tracks when their records
were made on mile tracks. 1t is gem
orally conceded that a half mile track
is four seconds slower than the mile
course and IT is argued that the pro-
posed rule would be a just one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
UNITED STATES COURT.


The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconveped Wednesday morn
Ing at ESQ O'Clock with Circuit Judg
es Con and pritchard and District
Judges Boyd and Dayton In attend
ance.
Court announced and handed down
it's opinion in the following case:
No. s35, Il. l. DUPONT Company.
plaintiff in error. VS.. Frederic ], Nad-
dell. defendant In error: In error to
the Circuit Court at Huntington, w
Va. Opinion by Judge Conner. AZ
hrmed. with costs.
8 The following case was argued:
No. $40. West Fork Glass Company,
plaintiff in error. VS.. Innes- Weld Glass
Company, defendant in error; in err
ror to the Circuit Court at Wheeling.
w. Va Cause argued by John w, Da-
Wis. Of CiarksbuFg, W. Va, for tht
plaintiff in error. and by Nelson c.
Hubbard. of Wheeling, w. Va, for the
defendant In error, and submitted
Court adjourned until Thursday
n,orning at 1890 o'clock.
Case In call Thursday:
No. 941, ]. Taylor Thompson, trustee
in Bankruptcy OF w II, Venable,
bankrupt, petitioner. va. w. @. Dun
ningtoR, respondent; on petition for
review from the District Court at
Richmond, Virginia, To be argued by
George Bryan and Thomson and M
nor. OF this city. for the petitioner,
and by J, r. Coleman. OF Lynchhurg.
Va. for the respondent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
MARKET RISING
STRONG IN TONE.
Firm During Morning Session
Recessions Followed ON Realig-
ing Sales.
BONDS CONTINUE STRONG
Close Was Strong and Active
Many Stocks Reaching High
Level of Day.
BONDS CONTINUE STRONG

NEW YORK, Feb, s.--At the open
ing to-day the stock market showed
more strength than at any time since
the beginning of the year. initial sales
in leading Issues showing advances of
over points. Railroads, industriais
and spectaities alike joined the ad-
vance,
The strong tone continued through
out the first hour, with many leading
issues showing gains from / to 8
pointa- Realizing sales caused momen-
tary recessions, which were quickly
recovered. In Governments the three's
registered advanced Ia. Other bonds
strong.
Profit-taking accounted for another
slight reaction In the late forenoon,
but this was overcome by another up
turn. partly accounted for by the ia
vorable showing of the New York
Central Road for ti1e twelve months
Although some efforts werS made
to force a reaction during the after
noon, the market held firm, and at
the ebginning of the last hour prices
generally maintained the greater part
of the early advances. Reading, New
York Central and Pennsylvania reach
ed new high levels for the day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
DEFEAT NOW MEANS
WAIT MANY YEARS
He Views With Alarm Only the
Office Holders Who viii Be
Added to the City's Pay
Rolls.

Councilman John A. Cutchins, {of
Lee Ward. one of the most ardent
advocates of the consolidation OF
richmond and Manchester, expressing
himself on the subject "wednesday.
valid:
Il ana going to vote for the CONSOLE
iation ordinance because ] am con-
WINGED that IL we do not annex Man
chester the opportunity will not pre-
sent itself again in many years.
III l thought that 1t would be easy
TO bring Manchester to better terms
In "a few years ! would vote against
the measure.
heitevc that /. - to the advantage
~ ~nvtff cities TO consolidate. think
The terms are too liberal toward Man
chester, but rather than indefinitely
postpone annexation. ] am willing to
be generous"
Mr.. Cntchins said he was inclined
to view with alarm the prospect of
adding the Manchester offceholders
to the city's pay rolls
The officeholding vote In already
tremendous he said. 1T Ia large
enough TO control elections when so
tidifed and properly handled.
There are now about lao men,
all voters, on the pay rolls Of the city
OF Richmond. That Is almsst one
fourth OF the total qualified vote. 1t
is a power to be reckoned with In any
important election. This vote en-
braces the police. FIRE and street clean
ing departments.
Councilman Cutchins believes that
there will be majority vote by FRI
day night for the consolidation ordi-
nance He predicts the passage of the
measure In the lower branch OF the
Council.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
LADIES WORK HARD
ON TAG DAY CAUSE
Delegation from Fredericksburg
Does Effective Work for
Worthy Undertaking.

If hard work for worthy cause
counts for anything the Fredericks-
burg Chapter. No. 20, Order of the
Eastern Star. certainly deserves to
meet with success in its Tag Day
held here "Wednesday to raise funds
towards the Washington Masonic Me-
mortal Temple to be built In Fred
ericksburg Ia the near future. Be
witched by the charming manners
OF one Of fredericksburg yeung
daughters a dociie son paid fabu-
ious sum for badge and then re-
marked. u haven't got the dough,
but Dad has" and as Ia customary.
he considered that the same thing.
There 10 an irresistible charm in
buying dainty blue tags from daintily
gowned women and the men of Rich
mend and the visiting Aasons have
not even attempted to resist this
fascination but have willingly re-
sponded and bought tags. the prices
OF which have not scared upward
with other luxuries In which one now
seldom INDUCES
A number of Fredericksburg ladies
came down to manage the affair.
They are: Mesdames &. r.. Howard,
w. l.. Beaman, r, II. Burlington, j.
II. Undertake, d. r. Smith, o, l..
Harris. w. H. Bruelle and Miss
Cordelia haurnan. They are being
assisted by a number Of Richmond
ladies. among them Mrs. II. N. Bar
bour. Mrs. vawter, Mrs Carter, Miss
Fisher. Miss Jones and Mr.. Hines,
They have their headquarters at Muir
phys hotel and stations where YOU
may be tagged at Mnrphy's, the Rich
mond. Mutual Building, In front of
the Masonic Temple, City Hall and
First and Broad streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
MOUNT AIRY.

sfSpecsaf to The Richmond Virginian)
= MOUNT AIRY. VA. Feb Sew
erai citixens Of this section attended
I'D took the examination for census
Generators. which was held at Chat
Nam and Danvilia on the 9Th instant.
There were about fifty applicants at
Chatham and like number at Dam
Vile for the thirty positions to be
filled In Pittsylvania county,
Considerable interest h being mani
tested In the corn contest among
the schoolboys.
Mr.. J. Lawson Carter, Of Chatham,
the manager Of this enterprise for
our county, u earellinG the boys right
along.
This IL . good move toward the de-
veippment Of the resources Of the
State.
DR.. C, d. Bennett. our local ply
stefan. IL kept very busy attending
the sick with colds, Ia grippe and
pneumonia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
MAS0NS TO ELECT
GRAND OFFICERS
Annual Banquet to be Held in
Masonic Hall Wednesday
Evening.

The Grand Lodge of Virginia. AM
Client, Free and Accepted Masons, met
in annual communication Tuesday
night. A loving cup was presented
to General Thomas Shryoek. OF Bal
timore. most worshipful grand mas
ter of the Masons of Maryland, who
recently celebrated his twenty-tifth
anniversary in the office. The pre-
sentation speech was made by DR. j.
W. Eggleston. grand master of Ma
sons of Virginia. . .-
Grand officers foe the sensuing year
will be elected "Wednesday night and
the annual banquet van he held.
Since DIR. Eggieston has for the past
worshipful grand master of Virginia
Masons. 1t Is said "a sbe more than
probable that he will retire. In that
event the Office will go 10 Deputy
Grand Master John w. Kellam, of
Wachapreague. Aceomao county. All
officers below him. through grand
Junior deacon, will then move up one
place, and man for that place will
be elected from the floor.
Present Officers.
The present officers are as follows:
Most worshipful grand master, Jo-
seph w. Eggleston, Richmond; depu-
ty grand master, John W. Kellam,
Wachapreague, Accomac county;
grand senior warden. w. b. MoChes-
ney, Staunton. grand junior warden,
w. l.. Andrews. Roanoke; grand sen
Tor deacon, Philip X. Bauman, War
saw; grand junior deacon, j. w.
Wood, Charlottesville; grand treasu-
rer, Fred Peasants, Richmond; grand
secretary. George w. Darlington,
Richmond; grand chaplain. George II.
Ray; grand marshal. w. NJ. Evans.
Richmond; grand pursuivant, James
A. Pamplin, Richmond; grand tiier.
H. +. Smith; grand steward, James r.
Yeamans, Richmond.
The Offices of grand treasurer and
grand secretary do not move up as
those above them, and all officers be-
low are appointive,
Visiting MasOns,
Dana ]. Flanders. most worshipful
grand master OF Masons In Massaohu-
sets, and his district deputy grand
master. Frank T. Barron. are In the
T city and are guests of homer of the
virginia Masons. These prominent
Masons, along with Most Worshipful
Thomas J. Day. past grand master OF
Delaware, paid fraternal visit to
Governor william Hodges Mann We'd
nesday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
CHARGE AGAINST
CHARLES L. SMITH
He and DIR. McKenna Indicted in
Norfolk for Not Having Ply
sician's Certificates.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. a.---Charles Lin
coin Smith. was indicted here to-day
by the grand jury ON the charge of
practicing without q physicians GER
tificate. The grand jury also indicted
J. J. Mckenna on the same charge.
Both were haifed IN the sum of siee,
for trial Monday. Each one states
that he never claimed to be a physi-
clan. o. Dr. Smith says he is ..refrac-
ZIONIST" DIR. McRenna treats men for
the drink habit.
Terry, r. Gordon. president of the
failed Traders and Truckers Bank was
Feindicted to-day to correct an error
in the first Indictment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
SWEDEN'S RULER SHOWS
SIGNS OF IMPROVEMENT

STOCKHOLM, Feb. s.-King Gus
tav showed continued signs OF 9atnI
to-day from his operation for appenx
dicitis and his complete recovery fN|
now believed to be assured. Th&
king suffers greatly from gas palms.
but the physicians say that this a|
to be expected. There are no tnd1sz
cations of infection of the w0un6%
The king sleeps internationally.
Queen Victoria arrived at the
castle to-day from Karlsruhe, wherN,
she had gone to recover from aNS
operation on the nose. Her pFesenc1f
seemed to cheer the king.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
SIN MEN ARE KILLED
By WINDY" NINE EXPLOSION

LEXINGTON KY, Feb. Six
men we're killed and twenty injured
in the Stearns coal mine No i. at
Bsrthell. to-day, as the result of a
windy explosion. J Men in the por-
ton of the mine where the blast
occurred suffered.
The dead: Eli Grundy. Ben Grundy,
Ed. Thrasher, A. r. Thrasher, -
Drazali and C., w, kinS.
State Inspector Norwood has gone
to the scene.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
yOHNSON's DOG Is VICIOUS.
BUT CHARGE IS DISMISSED.

pErROIT, MICH, Feb. 9.--Jack
johnson, champion pugilist, rolled up
to the municipal building In a. big au-
tomcbils to-day TO answer to charge
Of owning vicious dog. The charge
was a0st4tned, hut the negro was dfs-
charged. A great crowd followed
johnson through the halls. Jehnaon
declared 10 hes no apprehension that
the indictment hanging over him in
New York Will interfere with his fight
With Ja6riA4 July &th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
NEW BUILDING AND
REPAIR PERMITS ISSUED

These building and repair permits
were issued by Inspector III. r. Beck
Wednesday:
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.,
between Eighteenth and Seventeenth.
to, cost $i.S00.
Grace H. Shields. to repair frame
dwelling No. AL North Twentisth
Street, 5000.
Leon Weinberg. to repair two frame
dwellings Nos. l2i ,aad l2a anuth
Harrison Street, $500.
Lena Davidson, to repair frame
dwelling. No. ala North Eighteenth
Street. s25S.
F. C.. Ebeb to repair brick store
slka.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
TO PASS BUDGET
CUTS INCOME TAX DOWN

LONDON, Feb. "a falling ~
forty million in income taxes for IN
current fiscal year was reported III
the government to-day. This startllu
decrease in revenue results froin ~
failure to pass the Lloyd George but
get last year. which prevented 02@%
revenue department from enfOrct1
the customary taxes. Had there nG~
been the budget tangle, the incos1a5
taxes for the current year wCUfl
have exceeded all records. 5{
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
PRODUCER HAS TO PAY
COST OF STOCK GAMBLING

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. g.!
THE cotton producer has to pay tho
cost of maintaining stock gambliu&
enterprises and all the losses suSSII
tanned by spectators in the cntt0If!
market" declared r. J.. Brooks. ~
Tennessee. before the House c0II@
mittee on agriculture to-day. Tfi4
committee Is trying to get facts a.
which to frame a bill against GanI@
bling in cotton futures.
Brooks pointed out that there ~
many more grades of cotton dealt I'M
on the New York Cotton Exchan9o
than there are in fact,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
YODER TRIAL IN
HUSTINGS THURSDAY
Editor Of The Idea Will Ask Jury
to Reverse Police
Court.

The case Of Adon A. Yeder, editor
of The Idea, convicted In the police
court of criminal libel against Police
commissioners Douglas Gordon and
Chris Manning and Police Juhtice
Crutchneld. and given fifteen days In
Jail and a fine OF $lo0. will come up
an appeal In the husttngs court
Thursday.
Yoder will be represented by
Charles v. Meredith, who defended
him In the Saunders libel suit,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
EDITOR CHARLES HOWELL mn
AND GREAT ANXIETY EIef

ATLANTA. GA. Feb. 1S.-C111
Howell. Jr.. editor of the Altar
Constitution and democratic nafidG
committeeman from Georgia. q 11
gerously i'll from appendicitis
physicians have decided that
Mr. Howeli's weakened condition RI
gard 1t az especially dangerous,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
LYNCHBURG SOON TO HAVE
ANOTHER HANDSOME HOTEL

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
\ LYECHBIIRa.. VA, +FEb.. e...--It liz
learned thts afternoon that an optien
for valuable Main street property has
been given to y syndicate for the pur-
pose Of building an eight story
modern hotel. This ID in addition TO
the project now being pushed by
local capitalists.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09

w. D. Mccormick. G T. Moore. q Nh;
Kemp and III. Il, Wilson. found tIa
the room, were given until Saturday.
to secure employment. II they fall
to do So the court warned them that
they would be sent TO Jail and placed
under bond of $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09

arch bishop OF st. Paul: Mgr. John
SHAN -af .AIeljle, Mas mazda sstaadJ ater
bishop of San Antonio, and Mgr.
-o'Donaghue, OF Indianapolis, was
named as bishop of Louisville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09
BISHOPS NAMED FOR
AMERICAN Di0cESfs!

ROME. Feb. s.--Three important
appointments were announced by the
Vatican to-day:
Mgr. James 9. Law'et, recto- OF
St. Paul. va appo,nSed auxlfary