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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
UNDERGRADUATES
CORRECT NUMBERS
Some Who Have Sold Their Cars
in Trouble Through Old
Registration.

Automobilists were speeding ycstcr-
but not in their machines. THIS
time the owners OF cars were not
footing, it to the office of the Secre-
tary OF the Commonwealth. where each
car must be registered before IT Is
allowed to run within the borders or
the state. The cause Of this activity
is that the recent energy OF the lien
rico county authorities has resulted
in bringing many innoccnts into dis
putes with magistrates and constaples.
officer Bendall took the numbers on
ooc automobiles last Sunday. but II SO
happens that many of these nave
changed hands since the original pur-
chase was made, whereas the present
operator has not assumed the respon-
Of the registration. some OF
those reported have escaped punish
lment. or at least have delayed q trlal.
by a technicality, as no wner has Set
been found who will assume respon-
sibility for a machine he Ices not enjoy
the pleasure Of speeding" in.
Tw.lvo numbers We're changed yes
..terday By the Secretary Of the COM
monwealth. and the day before there
were others.
"I sold the thing because 1t got me
INTO trouble" said one former auto
owner, slurringly. and now ! am
hauled TO court to answer because
somebody else has not been content to
keep within tho Henrico speed limit"
Many Who have applied for a change
at the secrctary's Office have not been
summoned to court. but take the stcr
as a precautionary measure. lest al
any time officer Bendall shall produce
a warrant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
CHAMBER WANTS
TRAIN CONNECTION
Committee to Approach Atlantic
Coast Line as to Better
Service.

Last Sunday tho Norfolk and West
ern Railway commenced the opera
tion of a new accommodation train on
It's line between Petersburg and Lynch
burg. leaving Petersburg at $40 A. NJ.
daily and reaching L%ynchburg at 1910
y. NJ, and returning. leaving LYNCH
burg at 4:aoP NJ, and reaching Pc
sIrablc for Richmond to make onnec-
ton with this train In some way. as
II would place tile business men. cspe-
cially the wholesalers. In much quicker
touch with the people and the busi-
ness Interests of the s%outhside section
from Petersburg as far as Lynchburg,
and also betwecn Petersburg and Nor
folk.
Indeed, It is OF so much Importance
that the Chamber OF Commerce has
taken old of the matter vigorously. and
yesterday afternoon tho inland trade
committee OF the chamber. OF which
L. G. Laird Is chairman. held a speeia!
meeting In the Office Of Traffic Manager
Il. s.. Goodman to consider the cues
ton.
Tho members present. besides the
a. Chambers. r. Peyton Giles and j.. Il.
EylHnd.
After discussion. 1T was decided to
take the matter up at once With the
Atlantic Coast Line. and. II possible.
induce that road to put on a Richmond
Petersburg train to connect with the
new MISUNDERSTANDING train sucl,
a train would haTe to leave Richmond
about $40 IN the morning, and II is
believed would be d most popular train
in that 1t would enable Richmond bust
ness men to take carly morning con-
necticn at Petersburg for points both
east and west OF the Cockade City
along the Norfolk and Western. trans
act business, and return home by noon.
or at least by night. AS tue trains
now run. 1t is difficult tosstransact
much business from Richmond in one
day. a night stop-over being In most
eases absolutely necessary.
A subcommittee was appointed to
visit Mr.. Walters, chairman of the
iAtlantic Coast Linz board OF directors.
take the matter up with him.. n vig-
orously urge this accommodation 70
tho business interest OF Richmond. Mr..
Laird, by vote of the committee. was
made chairman OF the subcommittee,
with power to name his associates,
which he Will do to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
SENDS TWO SHOTS
AFTER ROBBERS
Pulling scares Off Intruders Who
Make Second Attempt to
Break In.

Awakened last night by q noise IN
his back yard, 7. l.. Pulling, OF !. l..
Pulling & Co, 1915 West Cary Street.
ran to a window and saw a man
creeping along the side Of his wood
house. AS it was a second attempt
at robbery within the last two weeks.
he fired at the crawling figure. but
missed. and the man leaped 70 ms
feet and ran. A second later ahoLleI
Mr.. Pulling Keeps his oysters, and Mr..
Pulling sent 4 shot after HIN, 100. 4,
aroused by the noise. and she awaken
ed her husband. At the time OF me
first robbery the mlscrcants broke INTO
the ice box and stole five gallons o.
oysters. They were evidently looking
for oysters last night. y tha oe relihe
MIR. Pulling te%lephoned to the SECOND
Police Station, and a mounted oaicer
Was not long in coming. loph
a report of the attempt, and the police
will try to run the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Mystery Involved in Bold Crime
Committed on West Broad
Street.
TWO MEN ARE UNDER ARREST
With Throat Cut, Victim Aids
Police in
Search.

Almost within the shadow of the
Second Police Station, late Monday
night, or carly Tuesday morning, Her.
bert Minitree, Of 400 West Cary Street,
was murderously assaulted, near Bel
Nidere aud Broad Streets. by a man, oil
men, of whose identity the police
knew little or nothing until yesterday
when the victim was able to Civ q
description OF his assailants. Two ar
rests followed. and from statements
made last night, IT seems that y. n.
Holt, of 5l1 West Marshall Street, did
ion, Edward Beasley, looked on.
Physicians say Minitree's escape
from death is miraculous. and his
wounds are such that his death now
streets. will not be a surprise. Mint
tree said, yesterday he would not rest
until those who cut him We're under
arrest. and shelving almost superhu-
man strength, he aided in searching
The streets tor the so-called highway
men. Holt WAS pointed out to officers
Ct the Second station at 3 o'clock yes
terday Afternoon, and a half hour later
was behind the bars. He refuses TO
discuss the case, and said nothing
that he handled the knife.
Mystery Surrounds Case.
There Is q bit OF mystery surround
ing&lhe case, as Minitrec claims he did
~ ~ tiN't $500! nHSS ~
West Rroad Street Monday night.
while from other sources 1T is learned
the two have often been seen together,
-Minitree LEFT, the station house suits
fed. and 1t Is probable he will not
be able to appear in Police Court for
a week or more, The wound was
deep and the blade seemed barely 10
avoid striking vital places
Minetree ranGinto a restaurant after
the stabbing and was treated by a
physician from the City Home. Holt
has recently lived on East Leigh
Street. He Is not married. but hae
a mother and sister ~dependent on him
Tho case will be. called in Police
Court to-day. and will probably be
postponed. Holt is charged with q
fGlOnN. .a5l.A .Eau. ... ....-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
SUPREME H0N0RS
FOR HEAD Of ORDER
Chancellor Of knights Of Pythias
4. Will Be Guest Of Virginia
Lodges.

supreme Chancellor II. II. Brown. OF
Texas, head of the Order OF Knights
Of Pythias, will visit the domain Of
Virginia March 30 and so, and the
knights of Richmond are preparing TO
greet him with full sllonors y q
grand ceremonial meeting. The meet
ing Will be held in the Grand Lodge
room Of the Masonic Temple, and q
special committee Is at work arrang-
ing for the most brilliant and elabo.
rate demonstration OF the secret work
of the order ever given in this sec
ton. The uniform rank and the par
aphernalia of all the lodges In the city
Will be employed. q
All the Pythians of the Eastern half
of the State are invited to attend. and
a similar meeting will be held In
Lynchburg the night OF the goth. at
which the Pythians of the Western
half of the State are expected.
Supreme Chancellor Brown Will be
accompanied by Supreme Representa-
tive j. n. Bonner, of Texas, and other
officials of the order. He will be ten
5dered a banquet, at which speakers
will be Mayor y. c.. Richardson, SUI
preme representative of Virginia;
Grand Chancellor of Virginia Rev.
John Hallowell, Dickinson and others.
The supreme chancellor will be the
guest of MI. Dickinson during his
Stuv hero #.Etg.N3 aNra.G-E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
CLOTHES WERE
TORN From HIM
Lloyd McAlister Charged With
Robbing William g.
Petit Of $50.

Lloyd McAlister. a young white man,
was arrested last night by Detective
Sergeants Wren and Wiltshire on a
charge of being one Of two men who
on Monday night robbed William G.
Petit OF $50, the money being in FIVE
$40 bills.
According TO Pcttit's story. he was
enticed into a room somewhere in the
neighborhood of the Main StreetHSta-
tion, and there set upon by the two
men. lie made a stubborn resistance,
and in 4the struggle his clothes were
fairly torn from his back. They got
him down and held him. and then both
went through his pockets. After they
had CLEANED him." they let him go.
McAlister was picked up by the two
detectives after they had been on his
trail some time. They are still looli-
Ing for the other man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
FACE MANY CHARGES
Three Warrants Tor liousehreaki,n,rs serve,

Three Warrants Tor tiouscbreaking Served
on Trio in Jail.
Three warrants. charging housebrcaking
and robbery, were yesterday served upon
Otis Goode, alias Sam Mills; Roger Griffin
and Ella Thomas. alias Ella Freeman, coll
orcd, all OF whom are now In Jail. The
warrants charge them with breaking into
A,ELutto's tailoring establishment on East
Main street. from which place they are said
stolen $93. % worth OF clothing: into
@. P. Browns place, where they are alleged
to have gotten ISL worth OF stuff, and Into
I'D TO have gotten $685. worth, Griffin and
tho woman werc caught by Detectivc-Ser-
geant NWlltshire. Acting Detective kellam
and Policeman smith, and MINIS was cap
brought back by Acting Detective l<ellam.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

w. "Bott.", pugan, whose tour OF
duty as a police officer keeps him
parading up and down Main Street,
from Eighth to Twelfth, for at least
twelve hours out of every twenty-four,
found time Monday for a nap, ana
while asleep dreamed that his gas
bill for the month would total s2.ft.
Arising n the afternoon he related his
dream to his wife, and asked Tor the
.I'm willing to place a little side
bet that my dream Will come true.
said Bot" before leaving home, I
saw that bill collector. whom / have
lodged SO often. come up the steps
and ring the bell. I think I turned
over in my sleep, when in my dream
saw him slip the piece OF paper
under the door. l might have done
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
OFFICERS DESIGNATED

List Of Those Who Will Inspect Nnri-
GUS Departments OF State Militia.
Tho Department. of the East mas
designated tho following officers TO
Inspect the Virginia vo~lunteerE Lieu
tenant Charles G.. Treat, Fourth Field
Artillery, Fort Myer. Va, for the Held
artillery; Major John J.. Hayden, Coast
Artillery Corps, Fort Monroe, Va. for
the coast artillery: Major Fred f.
Reynolds, Medical Corps. Fort Monroe,
Va, for tho medical department and
hospital corps Captain Franklin S. Il.
Hutton, Twelfth infantry, Fort Porter.
n. y, for the Infantry, tho division
headquarters, Ad Acknowledgement and
Assistant 1nspector-General's offices.
brigade headquarters, ordnance de-
partment and si~gnalEcorps:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
SAW COLLECTOR
COMING IN HIS SLEEP
Policeman Dreamed Amount of His Gas Bill, and
Turned Over; Saw Himself a Sergeant
Once, but AWoke.

this instinctivcly, because we all have
a way of lighting shy of these money
Srabbers."
Neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Dugan thought
again of the dream. until yesterday;
sleep Of five hours to get his dinner
before starting another tour of duty.
he was greeted by his wife, who Inn
mediatelY said the husband had been
to the City Hall and seen tho a no
count on Mr.. PAGES books. But Mr..
Dugan denies this. and clings to the
statement that he saw the amount
two dollars and forty-four cents
written out. In his dream.
.Only one dream l ever had failed
to make good says the p%rivateer.
"and thai was when ! saw myself
dressed out in the uniform OF a SER
geant OF police. Give that one time.
though. and / believe 1t will pan out
! Just as the gas bill episode did"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
MANCHESTER CITY ASSEMBLY
VOTES FOR UNION OF CITIES

dependent on his ballot he would vote for
tho ordinance rather than SEQ the people
deprived OF their rights. Nessrs. Brown and
Bradley closed with strong and convincing
speeches for their cause. and Mr.. Wakefield.
still fighting. closed for tho opposition.
by this time every one. including the
most ardent fighters for md against. were
tired out. and the president got tinc
enough to put the questions. which were
carried, by tho vote given above. amid the
greatest demonstration by the crowd. Among
those present from nicllmond were Assis,.
ant Clty.Attorney Anderson, Councilman
Gilbert X. Pollock and George Med. Blake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

ter. Then came a kind OF lovo feast, IN
which neatly, every man explained US vote,
Mem Ter Explnin Their Votes.
MI. Campbell was opposed TO consolida.
ton and declared that he would workk
a against II. Irc Intended to vote for submit
ting II to the people. however. because. az
their representative. he thought he was do.
Ing what they wanted. Mr.. snclllngs said
he would do tho same thing. President
11cams and Mr.. wakencid didn't Ike the
stated that they would vote mo" at ali
times. rho latter said. though. that were Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Interest In Revival ScTyicpa.

Rev " H. BAH preached last night bsfors
Il large congregation AZ the second RaptiHl
Church Great Interest is being taken IN.
the revival services now In pTogress, there
having henn Ave persons recelved for, mem
bsrEhip last night. Prof. Bryant has charge
Inf the muiic. which Is being made a Bpe-
rial feature Of the services. The meetings
sNlll continue each 2ntEht this week, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
ARGUING INSTRUCTIONS
Hu.lspcth Insurance Case May BE De-
cidcd This Afternoon.

Hlilapcth insurance IHse Mas pc Oe-
cidcd This Afternoon.
The suit for $4,000 brought by tho
Bank of Richmond against
the Equitable Life Assurance Company
for the recover Of the policy of a
man named Hudspeth, who disappeared
eight years ago and has not been
hoard from since. was not COMPLETED
in the Law and Equity Court yester-
day.
The days session was taken up with
the argument OF instructions to the
jury. which We're not completed and
at a late hour yesterday afternoon
court was adjourned to meet again
this morning at IL o'clock. 1t Is eX-
.pected that the. case will be decided
this afternoon. The action has been
one of the most Interesting and cons
plicated that has ever been before the
Law and Equity Court. According TO
law. Hudspeth was legally dead March
5 Of last year. The insurance COM
pany. however refused TO a hig
policy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
LIEUTENANT RESIGNS

of SrnniHll-Americnn War IN
Retired by Governor Mann.
First .Lieutenant samuel. a.. Shad-
rach, adjutant Of the Third Battalion,
First Regiment Virginia Volunteers,
of Danville, has been retired at his
own request by Governor Mann. His
resignation was forwarded to Danville
Yesterday by Acknowledgement Ander-
son. Lieutenant Shadrach Is one of
the Oldest men in point OF service in
The battalion, and is 4. veteran Of the
Spanish american War.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
MIR. ChrlatIan 70 Preach.

Rev, ". Asbury Chrlstlan will Cons
duct the revival services at Asbury
Place Methodist Church tonight.
congregations OF Park Place, Laurel
Street. Epworth and Ashury Place.
Methodist churches Jointly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Hnnkers "a Snank.

a meeting Of the Richmond chapler OF
the American Institute OF BANKING viii be
held Thursday night. George Allen, rs New
York, the educational director of ms ln.t
stltute, and Mr.. Pierce, s8nf New fork. 4ot
the executive council OF Nthe institute, awill
deliver addresses. sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
cnndidntc for Counell.

John Krug. of Lee Ward' mas an
nounced that he will be q candidate
for the Common Council atsthe sprlns
election. Mr.. Krug was q candidate
two years ago, hut was defeated, al
though no carried his own precinct by
a8EoodE majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
MEASLES GAME
WHEN EXPECTED.
Prevalence Of the Disease Here
Did Not Surprise Health
Officers.

Drs. Il. C. Levy and w. 3. Foster, Of
the. city Health Department, last
night explained their prediction OF the
monthly meeting Of the Richmond
Academy OF Medicine and Surgery.
Weeks ago, when there were only
eight&cases of the disease in Rich
mond. the officials of the Health De-
would occur, II last night. accord
ing to records, there We're seventy
wei! developed cases existing.
All cases are traceable to q speci-
one scholar is said 10 have distributed
the germs among his classmates, who
In turn passed 1t OH to others.
Records show that the disease Is
general one year, decreases slightly
1t has nnfailingly increased in the
fifth year. and this Is the fifth Yeal
for the disease in Richmond. Measles
is contagious only by. contact.
the milk supply in Richmond at pres
ent is ali that. could be expected. and
he attributes the low rate of infant
mortality directly to this Improvement
He said his efforts will be In future
to instruct mothers and nurses to
use even greater care in handling milk
DR. George Il. Barksdale read a pa
per on tho mortality in appendicitis
eases. and this was by i2rs
was II Of the most interesting and
instructive ver held by the society.
st. Johns Lodge to attend Funeral,
ia, NJ. has heen called to meet at thf
Masonic Temple this morning at i
o'clock to attend lie funeral OF i.dwarf
X. Fennell, which VIII Sake place q.
HI o'clock from mis- residence. 1907
H. y .,,.l - a 1,e mr. E@HLA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Licensed in Virginia.

Licenses to do business In Virginia
were granted yesterday 10 the ProVi-
dent Life and Accident Insurance Com-
pany. of Chattanooga. Tenn. and the
Elliott-Fisher Company. Of New Jer-
sey. The latter firm is engaged In
manufacturing and selling 5typewritcrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Clay Ward ArtlYrs.

From present indications a small army
OF candidates for the Cily Council WIN al,
.sernble at Monroe Hall aaturda, night to
place their claims before the reEnlar meet
Ing OF the Clay Ward Aciiyes. This Ia the
opening OF the campaiEn. and Is expected TO
jbllng out q large number OF members.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
BY Decisive Ballot Of 9 to s,
Council Declares for 0
Consolidation.
FOR TONIGHT
Soutl1side Citizens Will Push
Prompt Election in Time
Mass-M Meeting to
Work for Union.

a mnss-mccting Of citizens of the
First OF Manchester for the pur-
pose of urging consolidation will be
held in the hill mt Sixth nnd Hull
streets Tonight Mt 8 o'clock. The
meeting will be addressed by sew
crnl of the most prominent men Of
the city, md willie 1T is especially
for the First ward and conso1idn-
ton, NIL citizens nrc welcome,
whether residents of the ward or
not, and irrespective of their views
on the union.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
&
Chilled on the Auditor,

CnIlcd on tNE a uutlUr.
r. S, Major, clerk OF Charles City
county, was a caller yesterday at8tho
Office of the State Auditor, Ills bus
mess was official.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
BUILDING PERMITS

New Franc Tcncmcnts Vol Lester
Street Authorized.
The following permits for buildings
and repairs were Issued In tho office
of Building inspector Beck Yester-
Mrs, ) q. l1mmerson. To- erect a
dNweiiIiHn9gss. ;s$soiso6 Lester Street, TO
cost $3,5O0.G
Henry Holzgrefc. to erect q two
story brick tenement for four dwell
ings on the north side Of Floyd AVG
nue., between sycamore and Strawberry
Streets, to cost $4,000.
d. NJ. Lea & CO.. TO repair brick fac
tory, 1919 East Main Street. to cost
$1,000.
Estate of Joseph Bryan. to repair
brick factory, S10-12 South Tenth
streets, to cost $3.30O,E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
DlshOp i%lnndolph "a preaeh,

btSliOp ltnnd0lph to rreach,
Rt. Rev. "a, Al. Randolph, %, ri,
Bishop OF Southern Virginia Will
ipreach mt Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church this afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09
Charles MeIherg pIsmlssed.

Charles ~. Weiberg, white, who was
charged with selling LIQUOR without 9 IL.
Beense. was dlsmissed In the Police Court
Yesterday morning. 1T was shown that no
had bought the hcer merely to celebrate
Etle birthday of his child,
Joseph Lee, oolored, was sentenced to four
months each on tho charges OF stealing a
watcl, from II. Cohen md socks and tlrs
from this Wiltshirc Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-09

Despite the fact that the opposition
contested every point and delayed the
meeting In every possible way, the
City Assembly of Manchester last night
adopted the ordinance for the consoli-
dation of Richmond and Manchester, as
certified to 1t by City Clerk Ben Il.
August. OF this city. Monday. by. q vote
of Q to Q. every member of the Assem-
bly, being present. The recorded vote
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

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Do5nnng bss Sugar Rc9open. Ro.
520 Siebente apenus, 9aptpu. $8 unn
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Sutton in bsmieIbsn 6aus $25. Wlef
Dppeu bait. BEN Sh!iiHsl unter Der
Tubteds Dor Der 5ous.biir peritst.
uno tam Der 9i.b auf riefs Weiis ins
6aus.
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go. 223 GiinFte Strabe. ipurbs e's
fern Rudmittas auf bem JmmersriiH
Sriebbof beftattsi.
- gine Spt5iotperiammlune nsr
9omsn Silfsgsieafhoft bes Spssrs
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i'm Spfpital in Dapton ftott.
- Die gsite bes in Spotant,
mdfb., e.t0bt,tsn Bert Watibetps II
aeftern absno in Der elterlihen W5oh'
nuns an Der 5oote aDtnue in Belle
pue sinsetroffer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
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