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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
sHELTER|NG ARMS
OPENS NEW ANNEX

The new wing recently completed
to Sheltering Arms Hospital was
opened Tuesday afternoon, the cele-
bration being conducted by the Rev.
Or. George W. Mcdaniel, OF the First
Baptist church. assisted by the Rev.
Drs. James Fair. Of Westminster
church. and r. A. Goodwyp. Of ST.
Johns church.
More than three hundred people
were present at the opening, which
was one of the red-ietter events in
the history of the hospital. since the
new wing contains rs beds, while the
main part of the building contains
only as beds. the annex therefore
doubling the capacity Of the hospital.
Following were En1Ung those pres
ent: Mrs. Sallie Montgomery Brown.
Mrs. Conway III. Gordon, Miss Sallie
Anderson, Mrs. T.. William Pemher-
ton, Mrs. III. w. Rassett Mrs. d. r..
williams. Mrs. A. b. I.anderlsin, Mrs.
Dudley Edwards, Mrs Charles r. Lee,
Miss Lille Nelson. Mrs Westerhold.
Mrs Thomas Cary johnson, Miss
George Biankenship. Mrs. J. q. Tay-
lor, Mrs. d. A. Kuyk, Mrs. ]. b. Kidd,
Mrs. r. T. Robinson. Mrs. Ramon d.
Garcin, Mrs. T. J. Jones. Mrs. Irving
williams. Mrs A. l.. Wexford. Mrs
Charles +. Workman, Mrs. Charles
Whitlock Misses Annie and Nellie
tfsayAins Mrs. HsHdiey Dickinson. Mrs,
Frank ID. Williams. Mrs HeIdig and
Mrs. John Smith. r.. w. Scott, Henry
Hutxier. Peter Mayo, John r. Branch.
Moses ID. Hoge. H. IA. MagiIl. p. @.
Davis, Lewis Piz8tni, G.. H. Southern
and F. 3. Addts0n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
CYrcu,t Court Of Appeals,

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened Wednesday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock with Circuit
Judges GofY and Prttchard and Dis
trict Judges Boyd and Dayton in at
tendance.
The Following case was submitted
on briefs:
No. s3s. Louisville & Nashville. r. r
Co. plaintiff In error. VS.. b. 4. Rob
erts. administrator of John w. Rob
erts. deceased. defendant In error In
error to the Circuit Court at Ashevfiie.
n c. Cause submitted on briefs by
James H Merrimon. of Agheville, N.
c.. and D. w. Blair. OF Marietta, Ga ,
for the plaintiff In error, and by Locke
Craig. OF Ashevilie. n. c.. and billiard
& Bell. of Murphy, N C., for the de-
PENDANTS in error.
Court entered an order denying the
petition for modification OF the de-
cree In the following case:
No. Ss4. West Virginia Pulp and Pa
per Company and West Virginia Spruce
Lumber Company, appellants. VS.. Mary
Virginia Miller. appellee. Appeal from
the Circuit Court at PafkefsbHfs., W.
Va Petition for modification of the
decree entered In this cause denied
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
ATHENS EXCITED
R|O7INg FEARED
City Occupied by Military Forces
in Anticipation of Attack by
the Navy.
DISORDERS FEARED
rxiled Naval Officer Who Headed
Serious Mu:iny Violates Parole
and Returns.
DISC ORDERS FEARED

coNsTANTINOPLE. Feb. 1s.-The
long standing friction between the
Greek army and navy reached cli-
max to-day, according 10 dispatch
from Athens, when troops occupied
the city in anticipation of an attack
by the navy.
Athens is hysterieal from excite
ment and alarm. the dispatches say.
which, in view of the fact that a
strict news censorship Is being exer-
cised, makes 1t apparent that the
situation Is much more critical tnan
the published reports indicate.
Military Dictator.
Captain Typaldos, the Greek navy
officer who recently headed seri-
GUS mutiny, has returned to Athens,
violating the conditions of his parole,
which were that he remain in exile
two years His return Is believed to
foreshadow a fight for the appoint
rnent of military dictator of Greece,
announcement of which dictatorship
Is momentari1y expected.
Col. Zorbas, head of the Military
League. Is considered the logical can
didate for the dictatorship, but he Is
sure to be opposed by the navy.
King Georges position in the new
political mix-up Is believed to be ex-
tremely precartous.
Turkey is making military prepara-
tons for ssSious eventualities.
Naval Reforms Opposed.
The trouble between the army and
navy results from the Military
Leagues insistence on naval reforms
that are opposed by a large part OF
the navy. These reforms involve the
suspension of all promotions for five
years and the abolition of the posi-
tons of rear admiral, vice admiral
and fifteen places OF lesser rank.
The junior naval officers were
brought into line by the Military
League. which resulted in the mutiny
of Typaldos and his followers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
GUARD NEGRO
WITH RIFLES
Criminal Surrounded in Court by
Arned Guard--Judge Orders
Intruders Shot.

c0LrMHt1s. GA, Feb 16.--Fear-
Ing an attempt to lynch Arch King.
Il negro, whose trial Of charge OF
criInlnal assault upon katherine
Tramnei, d fourteen year-alf Girl
heean here to-day Judge Gilbert or
aere0 ccHrt attendants 10 shoot any
sntan WHO attempted 60 force his way
into ~tae court room The trial Is be-
ing cpnduetei behind closed doors,
apd every entrance is heavily guard
ed
A i'm; crowd rs gathered outside the
made to raid the courthouse and lynch
King A score Of officials, AIMED with
rifles, have SO Tar proved . sufficient
dsterrant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
GILLESPIE IS NAMED
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Appointment of Well Known Taze-
swell Lawyer Just An
fiouneed.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.}
TAZEwELI. VA, Feb is.--Mr.
Barnes Gillespie. of Taxewen has been
appointed district attorney Tor the
western district OF Virginia The ap-
pointnent was decided upon several
days ago Mr.. Gillespie is ~ member
Of The Law firm of Greever and 6tfics-
pie, son OF George w. Gillespie. pres
ident of the Tazeweit National Bank
and a strong man. The once OF dis
trtct attorney will be moved from Roa-
noke to TaxeweH.
III. g. Mccall, of farewell. candidate
for the marshaishie of the western
district. Is reported to have Withdrawn
from the race.
1t In understood that II. c. Gallo
way will be appointed postmaster at
Graham. r. l. Gillespie. present In
sumbent. not being In the race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
PRINCESS SUED sss..
BY DeGASTEELANE
Bonis Parents Want the Annuity
Promised Them Out of Gould
Money.

PARIS, Feb. 16.-That Count Bond
de Castellane. the divorced husband
OF the Princess de Sagan. formerly
Anna Gould. planned to take care OF
his parents, Marquis and Marquise de-
Casteilane, out of the money that
his wife brought him was shown to-
day by suit filed against the Princess
de Sagan by the counts parents for
s13,600. which they ailege is due on
a contract made by Boni and his wife
in 1898, by which they bound them
selves to pay the plaintiffs an annuity
of $500.
1t Is alleged In the complaint that
this annuity was stopped after tbs
countess divorced Boni In 1905.
Albert Clemenceau, a brother Of the
former French premier, represents
the princess in this suit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
NAMES COMMITTEE
TO PUSH MATTER
Citizens to Cooperate With River
Improvement Committee in Sc
curing Deep Water.

Mayor Richardson has announced
the appointment of the following com :
Chamber OF Commerce Committee in
pushing Richmond's claims for a
larger appropriation for deepwater:
Graham g. Hobson. ". II. Zimmerman.
f. II. CARRIER. Julius A. Hobson, ]. r.
Tucker.
Members OF the Joint committee will
probably leave for Washington short
iy, They will endeavor to have the
sumn of 800 900 already included in
the rivers and@harbors bill for Rich
mond increased to at least $500. 600.
Ultimately. II is hoped to secure an
appropriation of several
million from congress ito give the
James an average depth OF twenty-five
feet at mean low tide,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
CARNEGIE MEDALS
FOR FLOOD HEROES
French Government Win Award
to Those Who Saved Lives
of Flood Victims.

PARIS. Feb. 1s.-The Carnegie Hero
Commission. which Will award medals
and apportion financial awards to
those who distinguished themselves in
the recent floods, Is meeting this at
terncon In Premier Briand's office. IL
Is expected they win announce the ini-
tiai awards late to-day. Emile Lou
bet and Madam Perouse, president of
the Red Cross Society of France have
been named as the president of the
commission. a telegram of thanks on
behalf Of the nation has been sent to
a nt rev Carnegie in Chicago and the
r.,f 4 teton has also cabied greetings
II Carnegie Commission at Pitts
slFg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Cotton Opens at Decline.

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.--The cotton
market opened featureless at Il de-
cline of two to four points. Senti-
ment continued bearish. although pro-
fessionals were cautious about extend
ing short accounts, fearing an over
sold market. Wall Street was mod
crate seller. There was continued
absence of commission house trade,
which, with easier cables. chiefly ac-
counted for the decline.
Prices: March, 1470m1472: May.
147s@1477; July. 14579145S: Aug
ust, 1407@ 1903; September. 1929 %
1895.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Building Permits Granted.

w. r. Eherman. to build two
story frame tenement to be used for
two dwellings at Nos 1891 and 1893
Ashland street; cost Si,498.
w. T. Shepherd. to build detached
two-story brick dwelling at No. 1904
Grove avenue; cost, $500.
Mrs. j. r. Chadick., to build de-
tached two-story frame dwelling at
No. 360S East Broad street: cost,
$500.
It. G. Leigh, Jr., to repair brick
store and hall Of No. 2G6 West Broad
street; cost, $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
RANK OF REAR ADMIRAL
AND RETIRE WITH PAY

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA bin to
give Commander Peary the pay of
rear admiral and to retire him with
that relative rank in the engineer
corps of the navy was introduced in
the House this afternoon by Repre-
sentative Moore, of Pennsylvania
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
MIR. MORGAN SAILS
FOR SHORT VACATION

NEW YORK, Feb. ts.-J. P. Nor
gan sailed to-day on the Cedric for
Mediterranean ports for a short vaca-
ton. He went alone, although he was
accompanied to the vessel by his
daughter, Miss Anna Morgan; his
granddaughter, Mabel, and his BUSH
ness associates, j. P. Morgan. Jr.,
George w. Perkins and Herbert l..
Satterlee, the latter his son-in-law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
DEMURRER SUSTAINED IN
EIREMENsS RELIEF CASE

In the law and equity court We'd
nesday Judge Ingram sustained the
demurrer OF J. II. Redwood to the
petition OF the Firemen's Relief Assoc
citation for dissolution. Attorney John
Lamb argued the demurrer for Mr.
Redwood.
However, Judge ingram gave Attor-
ney Sands Gayle permission to file an
amendment petition for dissolution of
the association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
TRIAL OF GRAFT CASE
RESULTS IN ACQUITTAL

PITTSBURG, PA. Feb. Lids
trict Attorney Blakiey failed to Sc
cure a conviction In the first trial of
the latest series of graft cases here
to-day when jury returned a YER
dict of not guilty in favor of Max G.
Leslie. charged with perjury In testi-
flying before a recent grand Jury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
KILLS HIMSELF
WITH SHOTGUN
Kinsman of jefferson Davis and
Relation Late President Finley,
of Southern, Suicides.

NATCHEZ, MISS, Feb. 1s.--Vidal
Davis, brother-in law of President
Finlay, of the Southern Hallway, and
Of Senator Cham beriain. of oregon.
killed himself to-day by hring load
of buckshot into his chest. He was
kinsman OF former President Jefferson
Davis, OF the Confederacy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
AUCTION SALE.
nErusED, uNCLAIMED 4

REFUSED, UNCLAIMED AMI
WRECKED FREtGHT.
BY the Chesapeake & OhOt Rat3W&N
Company 'S5@
at their new warehouse. SevAnto9135@
and Broad streets, " IL n
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l7TH X{
beginning at $50 A. n. p = Y Ia ~
Clothing, Shoes. Harness. Hau&W01l
China. Glassware. Hoiaaaho11 IS GGx1
and fuTriftarss CsrrrSff1s HfiU ~ "A
tictes too numerous to mention, z$5{
Our new overhuuse - mo6e<m n
cry respect, elevated Il nMa&& xQ
attending. Ladies' e4p6efMII3 ~
Remember TINA 1nd pa1N0s
Seyenteenth streeti, 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Executors Qualify.

j. H. Kerse qualified Wednesday as
executor Of Honora McNamara. The
estate Ia valued at s1.400.
William Kinds qualified as admins
traitor of the estate of Frank Kinds.
The estate is valued at $4,000
Richard e. Cunningham qualified
as executor of Mrs. Matte Eggieston
This estate is valued
at about $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK, VA. Feb. lee. c.
Archer. Juror In Portsmouth Hust-
ings Court, was to-day fined $3.50 by
Judge Balm for contempt, He fell
asleep while the case was in progress
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
clerk OF Portsmouth Court.

Especial to The Richmond Virgfnian.)
NORFOLK. VA, Feb. I6.--Ebe-
made clerk of the Portsmouth Hust-
ings Court to fill the unexpired term
of Captain C. T. Phillips, who died
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

the rioters. ------.------
Dispatches from Cassel say that
serious riots also occurred there, the
police fighting with the socialist
gathering for more than an hour. The
socialist demonstrations were in pro-
test against the new Prussian govern
ment's franchise bill and were an
aftermath Of Sundays demonstration,
when fights occurred in half a hun
dred German towns.
The franchise bill which the social
lists oppose retains the Three class
system whereby electors are divided
according to the amount of taxes they
pay. but Ii provides that officers an
other members OF the educated classes
are to be placed in the first and
second classes. irrespective of the
amount of their taxes. Direct instead
OF indirect voting Is also provided
for in the bill. Radicals have Joined
the socialists In opposing the bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
PRODUCE MARKET
IS QUITE ACTIVE
Hens Bringing the Highest Price
Known and Other Poultry,
in Demand.

The Cary street produce dealers are
busy with the first suggestion of early
spring trade, Prices are firm, with
moderate receipts and growing de-
mands, resulting In quick sales along
the entire street.
The poultry market Is unusually
active. and daring the last day or so
prices have risen from ! to cents
Particularly is this true of hens. which
have been considered high at TN
cents pound wholesale, but which
are now quoted at the high water
mark figures given In the table be-
low. Eggs are in moderate receipt.
Butter is more plentiful and cheaper.
Hogs are beginning to come In from
the surrounding countries. and are
demanding excellent prices. selling as
high as IL cent? in prime condition,
and easily Bringing "a sssS@aenIs and Ia
cent?.
The fruit market is normal. the quo
tattons being practically unchanged.
Excellent apples are still, offered at
moderate prices Oranges and grape
fruit In the best Of condition are sell-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Judge white TO Sit.

Governor Mann has named J. RsM
White to hold part of the Februarx
term of Circuit Court Of Craig Coumtyss
beginning newt Monday. Judge Wh1t9EI
will preside at the trial OF c13tmaM'
cases which Judge Anderson deems
improper to sit. Ill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Mr.. Lawrence dsron~r Here,

Mr. d. Lawrence Groner, Of Norfolk.
one OF the weli-known leaders OF the
Virginia @. q. r., was In Richmond
"Wednesday and held a long conference
with Federal Judge Edmund waddill.
Jr. lust what matters were discussed
Mr.. Groner %tfec1inef to say @''''s.lS' 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
suit For s5.OOO.

Annie Hall entered suit In the law
and equity court Wednesday against
Chewing and Grimes, contractors,
and the tFef.RiehHaohd for $5;ee9,
No declaration was filed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Mr.. Entler Qualities.

Mr.. Frank L, Butler, who was elect
ed to the board of aldermen Tues
day night to succeed President J. B..
Wood resigned, qualified Wednesday
before Mayor Richardson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

Esssss4Saz4. s. tsae fss4a III tstgn,4d NIrEinlAt4.
T II gfsfsgyfs W. feNs g..
TMa warts she SsegnG and fourth
rh5N III ppyslsa ipr ~ eight thousand
sever hnDdfaa ars thirtS seven the
tvs1 YEA tx heal from VIII rot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday &c Josenh Mansiai and Laura
McGruder; Willie A. Perixina and
Rova Hill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
Sixteen Are Drowned.

CHRISTIANS. Feb t6.@-Sixteen per
sous were drowned To-day IN the sink
ing OF the Danish steamship Cambodia.
near HesnAes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-16
USE BAYONETs
upon RIOTERS
Socialists Make Demonstrations
Against New Pr,lssian Franchise
Bill-Serious Fighting.
SCORES ARE WOUNDED
Rioting Occurred in Many German
Towns--Police and Military
EnraaS CallaI Ouf
SCORES ARE WOUNDED

BERLIN. Feb. 1s.-Scores OF per-
sons were wounded to-day In a
socialist riot at Neumuensser. where
troops with fixed bayonets charged
The wageworker., 1910-12-23

What does the year hold Lincoln? Does hold
much good and little evil does the evil promise be equal
greater than the good
These questions many o have an
swered but all will have until the
But of know what would like the
coming bring to Lincoln And here of them
welled petty vonaries who yearn
their history authors something the
municipal of five each hav
charge specified affairs and each
demise for the and uncaedor scheme OF
assisted by fourteen little councmenatarge keep
petty politics boiling all the time.
This the things that the could bring bring
others the
of the that
because perchance the advocating
posed scheme the attempting Let
pickering auindng backb1ng
of Uopian
deamers who having inherited their little fortunes from hardwork
fathers that there lot of who
find to hustle like mehe for bare livelihood We
beautiful
But please let little
there thousands of
baked slab of sped bacon than
would like year gently put sleep people
who unable realize that there
the who have hustle like all then make S12 week
support family If will
chance catch IL feel
them with patience when they around
We hope the will bring of meaning people
realization of the that impossible make perpetual
Sunday school
people when
but there lot of who independent enough
believe have right decide for ourselves how shall spend
and bit tired of having would
self
We the church
than the park the ball
we'll church We do
have people this thing of curtament OF lib
The wageworker., 1910-12-23

Having deprived workngnan of
his glass while
hour the day. proposed after the cgaret which
beloved
brand Of chewing tobacco Most OF be
good of goody
things become ALFRED good Lincoln that all days will
there ii be nothing
living. therefore nothing for
We 1911 bring things that will provide
the things ALFRED
they might be- We would like
houses of Lincoln all right there of who
should the fact that there mighty lot of
gon the semdarkness of those houses Parents
allowing their daughters these houses after
1911 bring the municipal show by public school
teachers
by bring
problem 1t has long
the
will hinder the
The citizens demand what they think the Traction Co.
only what In
pany then all If that
lets buy the blooming and either
bankrupt the Anything the
turmoil
Then, bring park system
Let bring the the
making Lincoln and provide them with
brought about shameful provide parks boule
Yards
Let the year bring peace harmony
and dscord.
Lincoln bigger beautiful where
white capitalist
assured of reasonable his where the
rone Stunned by all good where business
by dreamers of Dreams where morality
Al by the O
What will 1911 bring Lincoln? God alone
the all hope
the best and work for the best
The wageworker., 1910-12-23

The pulled off splendid works
Cuban Relief relief
headquarters the awful 1S995 special
Nebraska and Others But
close all the
now Fellows" itself
Fellows
make little child happy Christmas Not
each them
right make call designated child
child visible Christmas cheer
this hundred
poor kdes will their first real Christmas This will
hundred children happy will
Good Fellows that bushel of fun making
the children happy.
Tom Pratt will find majority OF the citizens behind him in his
the proposed charter Mr. Pratt understands the
temper other the and
proposed will
should and take The
Mr. Pratt will
the will willingly hand him the spike and the hammer
Dollar WILL after all have await the decision OF the
of the United That
sometime around 1920 The
that couldn't through attack OF the itch
The wageworker., 1910-12-23
CURT COMMENT ON TOPICS OF COMMON INTEREST

short OF fourteen and activity makes Od Hundred sound
like quioksep No with for his reputation
prophet would predict what the decision will be when handed
down. but there is little hazard predicting that will be another
ive-to-four decision
The wageworker., 1910-12-23

We wish few careless and misguided would
forth from their iresd these
trail their innocent little daughters who supposed spending
the evenings with neghbor girls The
opening almighty blind evening
lot OF girls who scarcely dry behind the
Catching adoecent youths
beaths
of the high school
bed and who
down learning lessons that will make
months And when the
father and mother will how happened 1t
pen 1t will be the blindness
and criminal neglect of parental authority
We a fathers young daughters to arm
prepared everlasting sung young
thing mash little school
using the water-elm club they ought march
daughters home walop them hard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
CALLS KING EDWARD
GREAT PEACEMAKER
DR.. Calisch Refers to Dead Monarch's Work in
Sealing Friendships Between Nations
Rarbarols Influence of War

Discussing "Interna t,onal Peace"
under the auspices of the annual peace
day celebration by the Council of
Jewish Women, DR.. z. n. Caisch, al.
Beth Ahabah last night. referred to
the great work performed by King
Edward VII in preventing ill-feelins
between nations and actual hostilities.
DR. Caiisch said in part:
on May is, 1899. there was held the
first Hague Conference. the Supreme
Court of Humanity. II was hailed as
the solution of international difficult
ties. the finest fruit of 1000 years OF
civilization. But In the years that have
passed since there have been three
great events to disillusion and disap-
point the civilized world-the wars be-
tween the United States and Spain.
Great Britain and the Beers, Japan
and Russia.
IT is remarkable that whereas tho
world has grown so wonderfully in
other directions. 1t has progressed so
slowly IN this. Polygamy and slavery
have been abolished. The duello is
gone in English-speaking countries.
Piracy and privateering no longer in
fest the high seas. Many other benefit
cent steps of progress have been taken
by nations. but war, the foulest. tierc-
est, the most fcrocious and the most
futile of human follies, still remains.
1t is blot upon our reason. our in
telligence. our conscience and our COM