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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
RATES ARE RAISED;
OFFICIAL ANGRY

City officials nre in high dudgeon
over the fact that the bonding COM
panies, who stand as financial spon-
sors for good conduct white in office.
have raised their rates.
Superintendent Charles r.. Richard
son. of RiYeryiew Cemetery called on
Mayor Richardson Wednesday TO voice
protest against what he alternately
termed a robbery" and an out
rage" Mir. Richardson was forced
TO pay fYe times the amount he has
been charged In years gone by. pr.
K 9. CHbelL superintendent nf the
City Home, was another of those who
say they We're held up" Or. Cabelt
paid an incrraee OF 100 per cent.
The same conditions prevailed with
all the city officials save one City
Engineer Boiling did not have to pay
an increase Why. he nor no one else
at the City Hall can say.
MIR. Richardson asked the Mayor
whether II were not possible for steps
To be taken against the bonding com
panies, whom, he declared, had form
ed "a league against the officials. The
Mayor advised him to take tT1e mat
ter up before the grand jury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
EXPORT TRADE DECLINES;
COTTON ALONE HOLDS UP

WASHINGTON. D. c., July Ia
In a statement issued by the bureau
OF statistics, OF the department OF
commerce and labor to-day, the eX-
ports OF staple materials from tho
United States for the year ending with
June. 1910. shows a decline all along
the line with the single exception OF
the value OF cotton.
Wheat shows a reduction in guam
tty under the same period year ago
Of 2l.0o0,000 bushels. and in vaIpe
OF s21. 900. 900
The decline in value OF -four ex-
ported is $4,000, 900; OF corn. $500
900; Of meal and dairy products from
S1%s. 900. goo IN 1909 TO $4,000. 900
in 1910, and food animals fell from
5000 900 in 1903. to $4,000, 600 IN
1910.
The gain IN cotton exports Was
caused by a higher market price.
the quantity OF cotton dropping L.
$50, 600, GOO pounds. although ths
value Of cotton exports advanced over
s32,e6o,e6o. over the year ending
June. 1909.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
ELEVEN GOOD CHICKENS
PULLED FROM A ROOS1

Chicken thieves are still at work
Eleven fine pullets were pulled from
a roost in the West End Thursday
night 10y some unknown party or par
ties.
So Systematically do the thieves
work that it is hard for the police Ia
md clue that Will land the gang
In jail, one robbery is reported one
night In the West END and the next
night perhaps report comes from
the other part OF the city. Just when
the officers think they are due in one
part OF the city reports the next morn
ing show that they operated in two
or three other territories.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
DIsTILLERY PETITION
HAS NOT BEEN FILED

Judge Scott, OF Henricu Circuit
Court stated Wednesday that no pc
ttion had been presented to him ask
ting that the court rule agAinsz the es-
tablishment of distillery near En-
manuel Church and Dumbarton Sta
ticn on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad
Judge Scott stated that -typt,-c citizens
had approached hm about the mat
ter ana he had advised them that
II they would come before them with
At petition properly drawn he would set
u day for Il hearing and both sides
could present the case 10 the court.
no petition has been riled Ia the
court ana | haye not seen any" said
Judge Scott, Il have not taken the
matter under consideration because
do not kno" anything about It. there
Is mistake somewhere
II has been stated that II petition
Was presented 20 Judge Scott At Tues
days session OF the court Some "
those who hre said 10 have si4ned the
petition are T, Meloney, c r. Wat
lans. T.. Is, hcGeorGe Benjamin l..
Purcell. r. Crawford Redd. e. s. Whor-
icks and the Lewis Ginter Land and
Improvement Company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
GOVERNOR COMMITTEES
NEGROES SENTENCE

Because Judge Mason. the common
wealth attorney and members OF the
convioting jury asked 1T, Governor
Mann "Wednesday committed to life i'm
prisonment the death sentence imposed
upon Adam Reynolds, "a negro who was
found guilty OF arson reynolds was
convicted of attempting TO burn the
home OF John Mallory in Hanover coun-
y and Wae under sentence to die in
the electric chair August 9Th The pc =
tition Of The presiding Judge. twelve
men who convicted the negro and pros
ecuttng attorney was 80 strong how
ever, that Governor Mann acted favor
ably upon It.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
GIVEN DAY OF PLEASURE.
Two Hundred Children Happy Guests
of salvation Army.

The Salvation Army gave two hun
1rrd children and their mothers one
II The finest outings Tuesday that any
ote could wish for. From the time
tNe special cars left Seventh ard
Broad streets at $40 until the return
IT +. NJ. there vas one solid round
OF "a n'es, Teasing and drin'lms. There
were sandwiches by the hundred, six
lunches OF bananas, crates of peaches,
sixty pounds OF candy cakes, cookiee
milk ten gallons OF Ice cream and
about eighty gallons OF lemonade was
consumed, There was running con-
tests. baseball games egg race. pie
eating contest and games for old and
young after a short meeting the For
est Hin Amusement Company invited
the whole company to a ride on the
merry go-round which both the
young and old enjoyed. Ensign Good
and Lieutenant lark. of Petersburg,
ably assisted Adjutant Virgins in
looking after tho welfare OF his
guests, Mrs. r w. Banner, who de-
votes much OF her time and money
70 the Salvation Army, was there
with her assistance in looking after
the younger children.
Adiutant Virgins takes this oppor-
tunity OF thanking the good people
of Richmond for their assistance in
making this outing success also the
press for giving their king notices for
lit Was one nf the most success
ful outings | have ever had. says Ad-
jutant Virgins,
The Salvationists are now planning
to take another 200 In the early part
OF August.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
Some Hope for Break in the
Long Continued Hot
Spell.
HORSES DIE FROM HEAT
DROP IN MERCURY
BRINGS RELIEF

Temporary relief. preceding an cleo
trisal storm. from the excessive heat
or the past week was gladly weI,om-
ed in Richmond Wednesday after
noon. when the mercury took q sud
deu drop Of twelve degVets. IT fell
from ~ to - about > O'clock This
was caused by a brisk breeze from
the west, which heralded the arriN al
Of storm
However. il Was officially stated Jhat
the heat VIII return as soon az the
storm center moves. 1t is not llkeH
that the s4uaII viii be- Of much dur r.
ton.
Unless an electrical storm sched-
uied H. appear IN Rlchmnud Ngdnes-
day afternoon or night, ran break
the tnrrid wave. there appears little
chance for any abatement in the neat
according to rne weather bureau.
Threatening weather "Wednesday
night with httie or no change IN
temperature. Is the forecast.
Though little humidity Was regis
tered Wednesday, the weather Was
more oppressive than at any Huue
during the present period OF high
temperature. t.etorc IL o'clock tbe
mercury in the KIOSK in CAPITOL
Square had reached 80 and has necn
ascending steadily since.
A light wind from the southwest
brought slight rcIet Ia swellrS-
ing mauHind. Animals appear 70 be
suffering more than humans.
Two horses died Tuesday afternoon
as a result Of overwork and the neat
one, owned hy Joseph Lasster was
stricken In East Broad street. while
a second fell dead as it was entering
a stable In North Monroe street
The prolonged high temperatures
have about brought all lines of busJ-
ness 10 staudstin. Employers and
employees are now in pursuit of eooE
ing breezes instead Of the almignty
! dollar.
/ The excessive heat has aceua%E
/ caused the business Of soda fountains
| To fail on. This was explained by
| we'll known Main street dispenser
/ of soft drinks He said that p"opI.
| who become greatly overheated tcal
! to shock their system with cold bov
| erages. Then again, only those whr
! are actually compelled 70 do So ven
! ture on the streets in the brJiling
! sun.
Even nightfa1I brings little relIe'
! from the effects OF the days sun. The
minimum temperature registered dul
| ing the past twenty-fOur hours vas
/ so degrees. Many people md It i'm
! possible to sleep and dozens If poo
| Pile may he seen In TIE parks here
/ abouts through out the night haNin-
/ unsuccessfully wooed the slumhei
/ god.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
QUOTATIONS RISE
IN STOCK MARKET
Covering of Shorts Causes Prices
to Reach Much Higher
Plane.

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Covering of
shorts caused prices to rise at the
opening of the stock market to-day
and at the end of Is minutes the list
was one or two points above yester-
days close.
There was little feature in the last
half of the forenoon. prices being well
maintained.
Bears forced a sharp reaction after
the initial gains. but the loss was
quickly recovered and the entire Hist
displayed a decidedly strong tone at
the end OF the hour. Governments
unchanged; other bonds steady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
SHERIFF OF FREDERICK
DIES FROM OPERATION

Especial to The Richmond Virginian1
WINCHESTER. July. lS.-Clark H.
Purcell. sheriff OF Frederick county,
died at the Winchester Memorial hos
pttal this morning following an oper-
alton for appendicitis, MIR. Purcell
was 4S years OF age and was son
OF the hate John Purcell. one OF the
pioneers in the apple industry in this
section. Sheriff Purcell was taken i'll
Saturday night DIR. Mcclure was
called and diagnosed his case as APP
pendtcitis. He was brought from his
home In the county to Winchester yes
terday and the operation was per-
formed. He was large land owner
and director in the Farmers and
Merchants Bank. and identified with
many business enterprises. He In SUR
vived by his wife.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
MAY BUILD HOUSES
ON RIGHTS OF WAY

In its decision on the petition of
Frank Male. of Orange. heard last
summer. the Corporation Cnm4aiesfou
holes that railroad MAJ III, ert TO
private use property j: has required
Tor terminus or track pucpos -. the
case was an important one ana ut
sracted considerable attention from
railroad officials and persons own
irg land Though which rights Of way
had been granted. The commission
lroids that In some instances build
ings may be erected on the property
acquired for strictly railroad pur-
poses. This opinion is an exception
to the ruling made many months ago
In the Lybrook case
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
RUNAWAY GIRL
GOES BACK HOME
Mrs. Ritter Comes to Richmond
to Take Her Daughter Back
to Emporia.

Pretty Ethel Ritter, who left her
home near Ewporia and came to Rlch-
mond, because she sRtd at the time,
she was made 70 10 hard work on the
farm, viii he taken back home We'd
nesday evening or Thursday morning.
Her mother arrived IN the city Wednes-
day afternoon and was% overtoyed TO
meet her daughter.
We have always treated her right
and We don't know what made her run
away. She viii be treated just as
kindly as she ever was when she gets
home with me, exclaimed Mrs Ritter
The girl was located here at the re-
quest of the authorities in EmporIa and
she has been at the Associated Chart
ties for several DAYS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
GOVERNOR CIRCULATING
---------- DANIEL PHogIAMAFftySS

Governor Mann is sending out 70
his friends and the State officials
engraved prociamationS Announcing
the death OF Senator John Warwick
Daniel The proclamatloas contain
photograph or Senator Daniel ana
his signature, and the governors frat
message TO the people OF the State
following tidings OF the Lame
Lions" death. The proclamation
pays Senator Daniel high tribute
{ and Governor Mann haa bee,a cor, =.
.pii1nentsd on the beauty and strength
Of the tribute. The photogra PHI and
proclamation are held together Nv
large bow OF black ribbon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
RICHMOND sTncw nAuw,pr
Richmond. Va. July l

richmond. Va. July ID. 1910.
STATE sECuklTiES, Bids Asked
North Carolina. As. C. 1910
Va. Ss. Old C., and r., 1888
Centuries. 20. c. anu k.
CITY sEcURiir'le;;s' 80 e.
l RieSmond city Ivy =. r. 1910:
richmond city IS c. q r. -"
R issiIlsts RoY;Drts; -. -.
A. c. I. r, r. Con. Tr 4p. G "a
A. c. L Gifts, Ind .....'.. 49,
IC, g. O, Gen. NJ 4Ba., 90
Georgia Pao. LIST 6s, c. 1922 III
Georgia Sou. and Fla. le4s los
Ca. and Ala Con. SIS. 1S45 1902
Norfolk and West Ry. Ca
1928 ,,............es
Nor. and West Poqa. Is, 1914 go
Rich. and Dan, Gold Sc,
/ 1910 10E
Sea board Air Line, As, 1850 s2A
seaboard Adjustment, SIS.
So. Ry LIST. 5s. 1884 .,I02
SO. h Dev, G. Nj, As, 1855 800
Western N, G; LIST IS C 1914 I05
STREET HALLWAY BONDS
Norfolk Ry. Il L. Co. So. 1919
Va. Ry s. p. Co. 1934.,. w
Va. Flee. Ry Dew, Co. 6s
STREET RI. sTocKs, Par Bid A,s,ss
Norfolk Ry: q F. Co -. -.
Va. Ry n p. Co pfd 100 II
Va Ry h Z. Co com 100 24A rs
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte 100
Atlanta and Charlotte Zoe
Allan. Coast Line com 100 40
Allan Coast Line pref 100
G. and o. NJ. T. j, D....-.l0O 73
Nor. and West com. 100 81
r. +. & f. DIV Oblig 100
Southern Hallway. pfd 400 Sd
Southern Railway com. 100 az
BANK AND TT CO STOCKS
American National ~. 100 -. 49,
Broad Street Bank ..25 -.
Bank OF Richmond. 100 $50 49,
Bank OF Com'r and TT 100 -.
Capitol Savings Bank. 30 90. -.
City ........,. -.
First National ...,..... 100 500 -,
Merchants National 100 ESQ -
National Bank OF Va. 100 175
Ma State and City Bank 100
Petersburg Saw. and Ins 20 80 49,
Planters National loo
Savings Bank Of .2ich'd SO
Union Bank of Rich'd so 2I3
Virginia Trust Co. ~. 100
INSURANCE. COMPANIES
Va. Fire and Marine. rs 80. 80,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
ERROR WRIT GRANTED
BY SUPREME COURT

Awrit of error and supercedas was
granted Wednesday by the Supreme
Court OF appeals in the case of A. j.
Phillips against the city of Ports
mouth. The city lost It's case in the
Circuit Court of Porthmouth in March.
The suit grew out Of the imposition
of taxes upon the Portsmouth and Suf-
folk Water Company, after the Com
pany had been assured that no taxes
would be assessed against IT, In view Of
the low price at which the water was
furnished. The city won a decisive
point in the Supreme Court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
EDITORS DEPART
ON PLEASURE TRIP
Members of Virginia Press Asso-
citation Sail Down River for
Business and Good Time.
GAY ROUND OF FESTIVITY
Pen Wielders TO Discuss Inter
csting Subjects While Aboard
PJocahontas.

Bright and early Wednesday norm
ting the editors of Virginia composing
the Virginia Press Association scram-
Ibled aboard the good ship Pocahontas
and sailed off to enjoy themselves 10
their hearts content and TO transact
bushes and elect officers aboard ship
The mOulders of public opinion mad
"A most delightful time in Richmond
Tuesday afternoon. holding a brief
meeting, taking ear ride. dining a,
the Country Club and Witnessing the
performance OF Turned Up" at the
Academy
notwithstanding their strenuousities
Of the previous day they looked fresh
and III Wednesday morning ard went
aboard ship with bright prospects OF
having II rillickiug good time of a
fashion to many Of them delightfully."-
unique.
LeisureIy Trip.
The steamer took IFS own good
Time down the river and reached Nor
folk late In the evening While she
plodded her way over the bosom OF
the stream to "Cosmupoiitau' Nor
folk, the editors Were busy reading in
teresting and Instructive papers
touching on and appertaining the bet
ter making of better papers, better
news service To the people Of the
tSate. and the upbulldIng OF journal
istic standards.
Immediately after their arrival al
Norfolk the editors will go to Ocean
View. where they will b the gueats
OF honor at clam bake and after
W&rds enjoy theatrical performan S.
thursday morning w, Mcdonald
L." Will meet the editors with I bc1t
in NcttoIk and take them up the IN -
( pIEannock river. showing them the
J Sights and providing all the delica les
q the season. At lrvington a gre II
reception viii be given the pen WELD
ers. and a feast tit for kings VIII t.
spread before them. Friday morning
the editors will again board a steam,
or and journey to Tangier's lslanC
and OnancoCk. The amusements a.
these places will include clam bakes
automobile parties, theatrical parties
fishing trips and other delights. While
en- route to Norfolk Saturday the edi
tors Will elect officers to serve for
Year The party will dtshand at Nor
= folk Saturday at noon
The meeting at Murphy's Hote
Tuesday lasted but q few moments
owing to the intense heat. the late
ness Of the hour and the many treat
in store for the editors Governo,
/ Mann and Mayor Richardson wer,
present. however, presumably ready 4
make speeches. They were taken alonl
with the editors on the latter's ca
ride and later to the Country Club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
RAILWAY ELECTRIC SIGNAL
WILL BE GIVEN A TEST

Demonstration Of the automatic
electric multiple signal of the Rich
mond Railway Signal and Supply
Company will be given Friday after
noon on the limo OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio just went of the American
Locomotive Works. train for the
accommodation Of guests viii leave the
Main street station at 1850 p. III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
DOCTORS APPLY X-RAy
To COAL MINERS HIP

Julius Eiben, thtrty-six years oil,
who was brought to Richmond some
weeks ago for treatment for a dislo~
Gated hip which he sustained while
working in the coal mines at Tom 8
Creek. was removed from the city
Home to Memorial hospital Wednesday
afternoon to have the X-ray applied TO
his hip. II will take the doctors a day
or two. ii is said. 10 determine the
exact nature OF the injury
Eiben says he was handling a hogie
car when he sustained the injury,
which has caused him much pain.
The doctors fear that the hurt may
be more serious than IL appears to be.
Eiben fs berry lame as a result Of the
accident He is German ana speaks
but little English
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
EaIIa From Heat.

Especial t. The Richmond NirginianD
NORFOLK, July 1S.--OVercome by
the heat James Cl@orf slater while
az work on e. two-story building in
Church street yesterday afternoon fell
from the roof to the sidewalk He
was not seriously injured by the fall,
hut his condition from heat prostra-
ton was consider 80 serious he was
sent 10 81 NiHcents hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
RUNYON CASE IS SIMILAR
TO THAT Of NAVAL CADET
Doctors Now Believe that Youth
VIII Lingcr for Several
Months.

Doctors attending TlaCkbur Run
yon. the youth who broke his back
some DAYS ago while diving from Il
springing board near Annapolis Md
say that his case bears striking re
scmhtance 70 that Of Earl Wilson, the
naval cadet WHOSE back was broken In
a football game last fall
Young Runyon is holding mis- own
al ST I.uke's hospital and II Is the
belief Of the doctors that he will prob
ably ltnger for several months Just
a 9 Cadet Wilson did. The Richmond
youth keeps IN "A cheerful mood de-
spite the hot weather, and that Is u
good sign. the doctors say
Reports from ST Luke's say that
President Boatwright, OF Richmond
College who was operated on for APP
pendicitis Monday night Is doing well
No serious complications are antici-
pated in his case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
kOINER MAY ISSUE
MONTHLY CROP REPORT

Commissioner OF Agriculture Geo,
koiner Is thinking ateut getting out
monthly crop reports such a. are
complied by rsatistioiAn VicAc II
9ifnstsd. CT the department. o. agrt-
culture in Warrington
To do this Sir. Rciner would need
reporters In a.. sections OF the State
~ furnish him accurate Information
about crop conditions, planting. mar
Sssting and other details. 1t Ii be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
COURT Of APPEALS
RENDERS OPINIONS
Manv Gases Before High United
States Tribunal Now in
Special July Session.
SIN ICDES SITTING.
Notion Heard in Lumber Com
pany's Litigation to Modify
Decree a. To Costs.

,4p,nt,,r,s ,rsra handed T.u,5 81, three
.ae.aa a4,.t 8 ...,,,t-r,- rr1rrr4-4r--z Ar
ere. as TO rasts in another occupied
NEST Of the forenoon wedp.ssIat of
III. f-n;,ed states ,,,rlni, ,,ourt n An
naae phi.h IL noyy hG,,ft,rp a sn,.,,t, 3
Jul, session Tho following fYdres
~S,sere present circuit Jueg, Nathan
Ion vi tlarkshtirg N Va Circuit
Yu6qs 4 a. prf-s6nrt f sh.,tlIe
\ {. District Judge r,,n1,!na Na5-
an Ir of Rlrhrrnnd- D5strlrt .fg.Ir.
James f Rovd IL t;reershnry. y {,
District Judge Aston q; DAYTON. Of
Phlippi. " Va. ana District Jud.r
Henry 6 cannon. of Wilson y -
Opinions in the faIley,ty1e ..sses SIRE.
handed down.
No. g46-C n R.sfnrJ. +ppprlau-
IS Brunswick RaIk,-t+ offender cam
pany. appellee. Appea, from the cir
cult Cont nj Asbevlfi. X g. Dr,n
jor, hx Judge Eo,a Affirmed YIN
costs
Ne 9sO-sTbe Bankers Tr4gf. cam
.x.any Of Nao- York tr4,s,o. .r.,...f4..,,.
vs. The T Gt}tasuF. r,,,,ta,., ~
New Jersey auuelIer Abnaal frr,,
the Circuit Ca,,rt a.. Asb.t5,.. =. -
Opinion by Judge E@yG .rlrn,..4
with costs
No 962--C. A. BRAY. trustee lsa-
bella Fisher at al anpelIauts -
John n. Staples. appeilea. Anpa,l
from the Circuit Court al C;reenshor,
N. C. Opinion bv IndvA Prttchara
Affirmed with costs Judge DAYTON
dissenting.
The following case svas c,Il.d ,,r,,,
the motion Of the C;ardner-I,a,.,s nm,
Der Company. appellee for nn,It-
acation ~ mo 3acrae NJ tbIs 800,
as 10 costs.
No. so5-New Jersey and Norm
Carolina Land and Iumbsr Comnanc
appellant. vs. Gardner lac InrnS.,r
Company ct AL apnaliaes Anne,l
from the Circuit Court AT Wtirningto1
n q Motion ~ tha card,,ar ~ :,
4 Lumber Companv anneIIae for ~, ~.
dification OF the decras ~ ms Co,,,.,
as To costs argued hafora t,dgas
Pritchard. WaddYu and 1Cnnror Tphn
II. eIsllamy. Of Wilmington annasr-
ing for the Gardner-f,acy I,umerr
Company. and Robert Ruark. of VII.
rnington. n. C., appearing for tha a.
peflants and rnatian s4.tn.4t...a
Robert Ruark. Of Wilmington \
G.. aud Daniel b. Chambers Of Raj.
ifmore, Md. were admitted To practira
in this court.
Case In Call Thursday
No. s43--The Tredexar Gomnan,y
apuellant We sea hoard AIr 10 D.
way Company and RECEIVERS annai.
lees. Appeal from the Circuit Court
at Rlchmoaa. Va ON reI,eartr7v r.
be argued by Wyndham X. Mersdi,b
or this city. for the appellant and n,
L. l.. Lewis. of this CITY for the an
pelIees.
Court announced Tuesday afternoon
and handed down It's upinfon - Tho
following casas
No sas y. Il. Dotson, appellant IS
Charles NJ Kirk ct al, Appellee, an.
=, 81 from the circuit court n Ahinp
don. Va Opinion by Judge C,unnr
Reversed, with costs. ana renand4d
with directions to dismiss the hin a
complaint
Nc. col G. w. Garst. plairtirf u,
error, VS. .Uniseo States Of America
defendant in error; In error 10 m.
district court at Roanoke. ya oninton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
Struck nv Binvola

Knocked down by bicycle Ridden
by messenger boy. Griffith, the lit
tie son of Mr.. E. G. Woodward OF
South Rowland street, was painfully
injured Tuesday afternoon. He was
standing In Floyd avenue about six
o'clock and did not see the approach
Ing bicycle until It had struck him.
he was treated by DIR. Henson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
lieved the plan is feasible and the
state may have the monthly crop re-
ports before many months.
GOVERNOR GOING

After q brief rest Governor Mann
must take TO the road once more and
deliver addresses in Charlottesville
and Clifton Forge, he having made the
engagements before~Tesching tn aecis
ion to cut out" trips over the State as
much as possible.
The chief executive Will leave Rich
mond Thursday afternoon, for ChaT-
University of Virginia. From thar-
Iottesyille 10 attend a celebration at the
iottesville he will go to Clifton Forge
where he VII deliver an address at
school rally.