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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
ATTORNEYS CONFER
ON DEBT QUESTION
Situation Believed to Be satisfac-
tory to Interests of
Virginia.

A statement TO the effect that vir-
ginta's position in the state debt liti-
cation is entirely satisfactory, was
the only information which could be
elected, following a conference of the
attorneys representing the State and
the certificate holders. held in Rich
lnond yesterday. Those present Were.
Attorney General Samuel W, Williams.
cx-AttorneyG General William "A An
dcrson. Assistant Attorney General w.
4. Bibb. John u. Moon. of Charlottes-
Vile, and Randolph Harrison. OF
Lynchburg. The only lawyer absent
was Holmes Conrad. of Winchester.
Both States have until April l6 TO
file exceptions to the report of Spe-
cial Master Charles Il. Littlefeld.
which was filed In the Supreme Court
OF the United States at Washington
on March Is, Tho attorneys have so
far vouchsafed no Information as TO
whether or not Virginia will have any
exceptions 10 present.
In view OF the storm OF unpleasant
ness which has been voiced by the
WEST Virginia press since Mr. Little
field presented his report. IL would
look TO man UP a tree as II that
State is far from being satisfied with
the situation. and it is therefore pre-
suned that she will have exceptions
TO file.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
INTERESTING CIVIL SUIT.
Rival Soft Drink Dealers Take Con-
troversy to Court.

Especial to The Times-Uspatchl
Yorktown, Va, April 9.-Probably
the most interesting case that has been
before the Circuit Court OF York coun-
ty for some years is the civil suit for
5000 damages against Leroy b.
Amory. both of whom are engaged In
Grafton, but as competitors. AS a. re-
suit of a quarrel over business affairs.
in which the right TO the sole manu-
fecture OF popular drink IN
York county. was involved. Leroy
Amory shot his cousin in the head
with load OF squirrel shot, nearly re-
sulting fatally. and causing much sur
fering and long Illness to Robert.
This quarrel took place in the home
of Leroy Amory at Grafton in March
of last year. He was Immediately
placed under arrest. giving ball in the
sum OF $4,000 to appear for trial at the
June term of the court, which he did.
After a long drawn out trial. with a
great amount of testimony for and
against the defendant, and in face of
the fact that he admitted that he shot
20 kill, he was acquitted, causing con-
faction TO his many friends.
Not being satisfied with the result.
Robert Amory brought civil suit
against Leroy Amory for $4,000 dam
ages. and this is the interesting case
now pending. Both the parties TO the
suit have hosts of friends. who are in
evidence during the session of the
court 1t is probable that the case
will occupy several days. and what
the result will be no one can now
tell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
MARTHA ANN AND
F lance IN FIGHT
Woman's Face So Badly Cut That
Wedding Goes Over In
definitely.

martha Ann Taylor, better known TO
the sporting world OF Butchertown as
Sunk Stokes, had a quarrel with VIII
liam Smith, tho man whom she is en-
gagged TO marry, last night. and came
out or the conflict with a punped I'm
eye. She was practically hors de COM
Dal, but DR.. Davis, or the city ambu-
lance, treated her in the First Police
station, took four stitches in her coun
eenance and discharged her into the
care OF mother nature, who for more
years than Bunk can remember has
peen very kind to the ex-convict
The woman was decidedly in her
cups, and she was blubbering softly
Wren she departed from the station.
men she swore by all her category
OF saints that Billy was not the man
who had struck her the fell blow, 1t
was some other man whom Bunk does
not know.
II was not Bill, and by that she
s son,s 9 snt thousand o.,s;, oaths, and then
John. with whom she has been ac-
that It was not Bill, though Bill was
locked up on the charge OF ASSAULT
Ing tho woman whom, he was to have
And it may be stated hero that the
wedding has been postponed ndcti-.
nitely. TOR what reasons neither Bunk
nor her admirer has given out. Bunk
wishes also to have the world know.
that she has been to tho penitentiary
only once. Therefore, she has one
more term to serve before shs can be
sent there for life, 1t had been pre-
vlously stated that she had been a
guest In tho grim home OF the States
Offenders on two visits, Records prove
that sheZ had heen invited only once.
The circumstances were such at the
time that she could not see her way
clear to refuse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
GAVE TRUST DEED
TO CLAUDE N. DEAN
Allegation Made BY Lawyer in
Petition to Have Jones
Declared a Bankrupt.

Bartlett Roper, Jr, OF Petersburg.
appeared in the United States District
Court yesterday for certain creditors
of r. Cralle Jones, OF Dinwiddie coun-
~, on petition asking that Jones be
declared an involuntary bankrupt. Mr..
Roper alleges that on September 3
Jones gave a deed of trust TO Claude
NJ. Dean on all his property. and that
in return Dean furnished $500. which
was used to take up notes held by the
alleged bankrupt in Petersburg banks.
Mr.. Roper alleges that the deed.
which purports to have been executed
September 3, was really not signed
and finally executed until one week
later. and that the money secured by
Jones was used to protect the notes.
with Deans knowledge. 1t is also
claimed that Dean knew at the time
that Jones was insolvent, and that the
transfer covered all his assets 1t is
alleged that Dean and another person
figure in the case as preferred credi-
tors. and the effort Is TO have the pro-
ceeds resulting from the transfer of
Jones's property equally divided among
all those to whom the defendant is
Indebted.
1t is understood that the total
amount to which Jones is involved is
$4,000. and that the Augustus Wright
Company. of Petersburg. is the largest
creditor. There are many other,
claimants for share OF the assets of
the alleged bankrupt. Mr. Dean ap-
peared In court with Attorney George
c. Hanson. MR. Roper completed his
argument yesterday, but Judge wad-
dill gave another hearing precedence.
and Mr.. Hanson will not be heard nm
I'll April IS. The case IS an unusual
one. involving legal points that seldom
occur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
WILL ELECT OFFICERS

rost A, Travellers Protective Association, to
Hear Annual Reports.
There Will be an enthusiastic meeting OF
Post a. Travellers Protective Association
tomorrow night at $50 o'clock In tho T. p
Streets,
Tho special feature OF the gathering will
be the hearing of the annual reports Of
the various officers and standing commit
toes. Important business vii! include tho
election OF officers for the ensuing year
the selection OF delegates 10 the State con-
vention to be held in Stanton May 1874.
md number of other special items of in
terest to members Of the post. The neet-
ing will! be open TO the public. and an OPP
portunty will be given for tho enrolment:
Of members.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
ALI OFFICERS RE.ELEcTED.
Meeting of North Carolina So
cicty of the Cincinnati.
ISneciaI 10 The Tines-

Especial to The Times Dlsnatchl
Raleigh, n. c., April AT the an
nual meeting of the North Carolina
Society Of the Cincinnati here this al
ternoon the old officers We're all re-
elected, alnumber OF new members were
admitted. and the convention was
brought to close AT night with an
elaborate banquet. The new members
chosen are John Rivers Carter Br-
Imingham, Ala.; Herbert d. Thompson,
Baltimore; Judge O. Allen, Kinston;
Caleb d, Bradham, Newhern, and w,
III, Ballard, Airmount, Miss,
Members OF the society participating
In the meeting were Wilson q, Lamb,
fWilliamstoni John q, Davis, Bultimore;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
FARMERS SON KILLED.
Thrown From Mules Rack, His Head
Striking Pile of Rocks.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Blueteld, w. Va, April 9.--News
from Tazewell states that the eight
year-old son of Emet Johnson, well
known farmer of near Tazewell, was
killed yesterday afternoon by being
thrown from a mule. on whose back
the boy had been placed by his father
a few minutes before, While Mr.. John
son was unhitching another mule, the
animal the child was OH became fright
ened and started off, An heroic at
tempt on the fathers part to head the
animal off proved futile. Tho boy vas
dashed head first Oh rock pile. death
ensuing shortly after.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
VERDICT OF MAssLAuGnTER.
Wade CobIe Sentenced to Twelve Years for
Killing John Stalcy,

Especial to The Times-D ispatchl
Greensboro, n. 9. April 3.-ln the case
in the Superior Court here this afternoon
against wade Coblc and mis- father and
mother. Jacob and Eta coble, indicted for
the murder of John Staley. the solicitor
took not guilty verdict as to Eta Coble
before the case went TO the jury. The YER
dict of the jury after two hours debcra-
ton. was not guilty for Jacob Coblc, but
guilty of manslaughter for Wade Coble
Judge Adams sentenced him TO twelve years
in the state prison. An appeal was taken
and tho bond fixed at $500. The defendant
will give the bond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
.BALL|NGER FACES
FRESH c HAIR GES
Secretary of Interior Is Accused
of Sinking His
Duty.

Washington, D C., April o.--.Declar-
ing that Secretary OF tho Interior Bal.
linger, because he had been counsel FOR
number of land claimants in tho
Siletz Indian reservation, In Oregon,
now declines to give them the benefit
OF his Judgment since becoming Sec.
rotary of the Interior and has attempt
ed to delegate to his assistant, Frank
Pierce, the duty imposed by law on
him. and that the latter has declined
adversely to them, William d. Bales,
Thomas Holverton and Levi NJ. Gilbert
to-day flied suits in tho District Su.
prone Court for Injunction to prevent
the execution of the order of Mr..
Pierce, the assistant secretary.
Bnllingcr Employed in 1908.
Bales says he employed MIR. Balm
ger in 1908. and that the latter filed
in the Office of the then Secretary OF
the Interior d brief urging that patens
be issued to Bales. BY alleged irreg-
ulnrities. he claims. his title to the
entry was clouded, and Mr.. Pierce has
rendered a decision against him, which
IS about to become operative in Orc
Son, nnless the court prevents it's exc
cution.
Bales and the other claimants declare
that the law allows an appeal 10 the
secretary, and that they are entitled
to IT, and that the action of the assist
ant secretary Is without warrant OF
law.
Attorney ". A. Lafrerty represents
the petitioner
Secretary Bn1linEer Denies.
When Mr.. Balllnger's attention was
drawn TO the suit he emphatically de.
MED that he had ever been attorney
for the claimants or that there was
any special reason why Assistant Sec
Rotary OF the Interior Pierce had han
died the cases. The latter had disposed
of them, he said In accordance with his
general assignment of handling land
Office matters.
Regarding the charge that he had
been counsel for the claimants, tbs
secretary declared that after he had
retired TO private life from the com
rissionership of the General Land
Office his name had been signed to a
brief In the cases by j. II. Ballinger. a
distant cousin. In conjunction with his
own signature. The secretary said this
was done without his authority, and
when the matter was called to his ut
tcntion he so advised the Interior De-
partment and requested that his name
be stricken from the document. The
record of the department, he added.
Showed that this was done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
THIS .WINE--REAL OLD.

Think Of Sherry Vine from Jerez,
Spain. being stored for twenty years
II, wood! Such Il the A.mron,tillada now
East Broad Street. For that tired
feeling, lost appetite, debilitated con-
stitution, and for the convalescont.
the mother. slckly children and every
body and have the organs respond
promptly to the demands of nature,
there IL nothing thati5eScels this rare
old sherry, Only sl,a5 a bottle or
$500 q gallon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
RICHMOND ATHLETIC SCHOOL
CLOSES SUCCESSFUL SEASON

c. NJ johnson. Jr.. instructor, closed tho
Richmond Athletic school last night after
a very successful session. He reports very
good attendance during tho session. On
September next the school will be re-
opened in its new quarters With much
larger enrolment. Medals were awarded to
the following: Nash Wayne. for broad
jumping; II. C. Perkerson, for boxing; Wal
lace Overton, long distance runner. and
Clarence Wood, best aIl-round athlete.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
CHILD LOST

But ye-Year-Old Jack Harris Is Soon
Found and Returned to Parents.
Little Jack Harris, of 100 South Belvidera
Street who can boast OF only i've years in
this vale of tears, was lost yesterday aud
Strea,s. where he fell down and hurt his
face. He was picked UP by an officer and
taken to the Second Police Station, where
DR.. Davis, of the City ambulance, was sum-
moncd to attend him. The physician learn
ed the boys name and the location of his
home. and he was soon returned to his par
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

Especial TO The TlmeS-DlSQatch.
Spotsylvania, Va. April a.--The barn,
stable and corn house of Edward HILL
drup, about four miles northeast of
this place, together with two horses,
two colts and two mich cows, and all
his hay, corn and fodder, and also one
mill belonging to William r. Kennedy,
were totally destroyed by fire early
last night The loss is about $1,000,
without Insurance. The fire Is sup
posed to be incendiarJ'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Marshall Delaney Haywood. Raleigh:

Walter D. Carstarphen, Plymouth; Dr.
Nelson NJ. F'erebee, Oxford; Bishop
Joseph Blount Cheshire, Raleigh; w.
w. Watt, Charlotte: W. Hall Harris,
Baltimore; Lee j. Graves, Fredericks-
burg: Hon. James W. Denny. Balti-
more: Edmund Strudwick, Richmond;
John w. Grant, Atlanta; w. T.. Bush.
Augusta; Judge w. A. Hoke, Raleigh;
Colonel Benehan Cameron. Raleigh /;
Hon. James Aston Cabell. Richmond.
and Haywood Clark. Wilmington.
The officers are: President. Hon. VIII
son G. Lamb, WILLIAMSON: Vice-Pres-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
In Runaway Accident.

Especial to Times Dispntch.l
Winchester. Va. April 9.--Mrs. John
w. Bailey and Mrs, G. w, Lamp, while
driving from Winchester to their homes
in Frederick county this afternoon.
were thrown violently from the buggy
and dangerously injured when the
horse became frightened at passing
motorcycle and ran away. They were
aiken home In serious condition and
still are under the care of physicians,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
ARRIVES IN WINCHESTER.
Edward Morgan Charged with Dyna-
hitting ana Robbins Post Office.

Especial to The Times -Dispatchl
Winchester. Va, April 9.-Edward
Morgan. charged with dynamiting and
robbing the post-offlce and the Cum
berland Valley Railroad station at
Clearbrook, Frederick county. last
September, who was captured at
Clarksbnrg. W. Va. a few days ago.
after pistol duel with railroad de-
tcctives, was brought here to-day and
committed for action by the grand
jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

ident, Hon. John c. Dawes. Baltimore: .
Secretary. Marshall Delaney Hay
wood, Raleigh: Assistant Secretary.
John Bradley Lord Brooklyn. N. w.
Treasurer, Walter D, Carstarphen, Ply
mouth; Assistant Treasurer. Colonel
Renehan Cameron, Raleigh: Chaplain.
Rev. Joseph Blount Cheshire. Bishop
of the Diocese of North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
charged with Raising Bill

creenville. $, c., April o.-Rosa Trotter
a thirteen -year-old girl, was arrested here
this afternoon, charged with RAISING SO
bill to 800. The money had been sent In
a letter to a Chicago firm and Special Gov
eminent Agent Thomas worked UP the case
The girl was held in $500 bond, She is from
the mountains near this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
JUDGE VISITS CHASE CITY.
VIII Render Decision In Suit Wrought I

As7S.tntO1t8 E5u1p 1hfUuNuV IUr
Extension.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Boydton, Va, April s.-Judse r. Carter
Scott OF thu Richmond Circuit Court.
reached here yesterday and resumed the
hearing OF the suit for the extension of
the corporate limits Of the town Of Chase
City. which case was begnn here about the
lsts February and continued to the sth OF
this month. 4a4 & As,
Judge Scott, after adjourninE his court
Yesterday, drove over to Chase City that
he might personally inspect the situation
decision in the. matter Tho opponents are
making q stubborn fight, and have able
COUNSEL smployed 70 resist extension. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Fruit Not Damaged.

Especial TO The T1mos-DlspaIch Oh.
LSnchburg. Va. April 9.--The gov
eminent thermometers here last night
registered II degrees, two degrees
colder than Thursday night. Light
frosts are reported in some low and
damn sections, but no harm is thought
to have como to fruit or early vegeta-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Matchless Values for Monday

The remarkable prices beyond
but they be sold The styles
the dependable The the question
To-norrow bargains Section should gladden. hearts
all the pocketbook double quality
re full swing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Cut On the Arm.

A. j. Brown. of $685. East Broad Street.
BECAME involved In an alteration with a
Mend last night and received a severe cut
on the arm when the argument was fln-
ished, He was treated by DR.. Davis. of the
city ambulance. and was taken home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

DR.. W. B. Sager was thrown
from his buggy and severely injured.
His horse became frightened whilc 60
ing through some woods. dashing the
buggy against tree. Dr. Sager re-
ceived a severe cut across the forehead,
and it is feared his skull is fractured.
The negro driver was no, painfully in
jured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

AT the Orchestral Concert next Mon
day the trio from "Demeter and Per-
sephone" and sextette from Patience"
will be sung.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

Severely Injured in Runway.
Especial to The -Dispatch.1
Woodstock, Va. April 9-While re-
turning from professional call this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
...Millinery...

all department The CORRECT
HEADWER models priced
possible with the quality everything sold
those copied from
will They good looking Chancleer
many Rchmonds leading prices
$780, $780, So 90 SIS All values and nifty designs
Sailor Shapes, generous
them, SI75.
Our Neings Auto Wells are in this department..
Agents "Knox'F for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Unable to Work

Troubled With Backache and Dizziness Caused by Diseased
Kidneys, Mr.. VIM. Baxter Tried Most Every
Known Ren1dy Without Relief.
He Was Then Completely Cured by -Four Bottles of Warner
Safe Cure. Sample Bottle Will Be Sent Free to Any
Reader of the Times Dispatch Who Writes.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-22
Little AiIe~sen Emery in Accident

Little Alloween Emery. who about
10 O'Clock last Saturday fell from q
horse and struck against the curbins
Of the sidewalk in front Of the new
McNeen block. sustaining q compound
fracture Of the skull. is so much i'm.
proved that she was taken to her
home yesterday.
The child Is only six years old and
is the daughter OF Chas. E. Emery
lives on Colorado avenue She was
riding toward town. on Colorado ave.
nue.. on the morning OF the accident,
when her horse became frightened
at dog and ran. The little one,
screaming. held on until the horse
came about midway OF the McNeen
block. when the horse reared and
she fell. the animal striking her II
the back Of the head with one Of
bis fore feet She vas picked up
unconscious. and taken to the office
Of DR.. FarthinG and later conveyed
In an ambulance to the City Hospital
where an operation was performed
The fracture vas just behind and
above the right ear and necessiiatsd
the removal Of . piece o. skull the
size OF . half dollar.
The accident vas greatly deplored
and everybody will be glad to know
Of the successful operation and the
child's recovery.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-22

Who hasn't had his picture took In
Twenty Years.
Gratis who hoped that Bryan would be
elected. seems to be well ple aseC
with the reappointment. Mr.. Daltor
has made an enyiable record rs post
master by running the office on stric,
ly up to date business principles. HI
has made good. and that's the only
qualification q man needs to hole
down any old job. There wer.
others who were after the job wher
Dick first made the race. but since
that time the plum has been award
ed to him every four years with ne
opposition whatever that any on'
ever heard Of Well. here's hopin,
he will make good for another foul
years and get reappointed.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-22
City hesptsi oenssie~s.

The City Hospital Association wish
To thank the citizens most heartily
for the liberal response they have
made to our appeal for help to pay
off our Indebtedness. I viii give at
this time only = general summary Of
the work and later viii give . detailed
account Of all donations with names
OF the Kivers.
Our creditors have all made liberal
reductions In their accounts. with the
exception OF one firm. Each dollar
Of reduction Is duplicated so that Il
means two dollars paid The reduc-
tion amounts to s57o57. which can.
GELS t7ti.6t OF the debt.
The physicians have given Si7? and
other business men have given SEQ.
while the .mxli subscriptions OF from
Is cents TO t?50 amount to . little
over $50. which with the money dup
Heated means q reduction Of 81 .3Ss II
In the Indebtedness. We stiIi need
= little more. and II the people will
kindly raise $500 or $500 more we
can start In With . clean slate. We
wish again to thank every one Who
has helped ~ and We are very CRATE
ful Tor the eood spirh shown every
oae Who called 10 ask for this ooaey.
vesy truly,
A. L. sTUBBS. ND.
Sscsstary.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-22
Postmaster Dalton Resppoinssd.

r. G. Dalton received notice this
week OF his reappoiniment as post
master OF La Jun,a for another term
OF four years This is his fourth term,
and almost everybody. with the ex-
cep,ion OF a few ambitious Demo