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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded in the Court of
Chancery Wednesday:
George f. Wise and wife to Thorn
as j. Leahy, improved land. with
frame dwellings, Nos. 341 and 343
South Cherry street, and Nos. $40
and Si2 AihemArin street. Tor $1,000
and the assumption of the lien of
deed of trust for $3.50 held by Stuart
Bowe.
C. w. and j. Lee Davis and wife
to w. III. Eanes. improved property
fronting 2s feet on Floyd avenue,
near Elm street, for $40 and other
valuable considerations.
Junius W. Sims and wife to James
Edward Eubank, improved land. with
brick dwellings numbered 25t4 and
25lS East Broad street. for $40 and
other valuable considerations,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
KENBRIDGE, VA, June 15.--The
regular town election was held yes-
terday and resulted as foilows: Mr.
ID. T. Kennedy Was elected mayor. Mr..
Kennedy ID only twenty-sfx years old
but Ia one OF the beet known young
men In tha county He In a Graduate
Of this Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
The conncilmen are az follows: w.
O. Kindig. George w. Wathall. w. 8.
Irbey. w. e. Kennedy. 8. T. Castle
and Theodore Organ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
THIEVES At WORK
IN MANY PLACES
That an Organized Gang is Oper-
afing IN Richmond There is
Scarcely Any Doubt.

That band OF thieves are at work
i N Rtchmond there IL scarcely any
&Qu0t Each day there are reports
~ houses being entered. people be-
lnE Nayiatd and pockets being picked,
11e entire detective force Ia at work
M = s&renuO1S effort to break up ne
{ otfng md 10 land the principals 81
Mox thAH beil1ve 10 be an ofgani.sd
N konltn1 M barH.si
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
UNAVOIDABLE WEATHER
HURTS PRODUCE MARKET

Cnfavorable weather conditions have
about brought the Cary street produce
market to a standstill. There Is little
life among the commission merchants.
though they report fairly good mar
ket Large spring chickens were quot
ed Wednesday at from % to Is cents
per pound. while small were bringing
from 20 to z2 cents. This is a slight
decline from prices which have pre-
vailed Tor the past week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
COTTON MARKET
BUSINESS QUIET
Southern Bull Leaders Bid for
Large Blocks, But No Feat
ures Shown.

NEW YORK, June I5.--Busffaess
was quiet at the opening of the cot
ton market. with prices easy at a de-
Cline Of TO . points. about as due
on cables. southern bull leatiers bid
Tor large blocks of August and Oc-
tober around initial figures. but the
market showed little feature.
Quotations: July. 15.15@15.17: All
gust. 1910 Gl4.T2: September, 1880
1894; Octohar. 12.52912.s3: Novem-
Der, l2.41; December. I2.32012.33;
January. 1881. offered: March, 1928.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
SLIGHT ADVANCE
!. IN STOCK MARKET
-------------
Strong Tone Develops at Open
ing Producing Many Frac-
tional Rises.
-
STRENGTH PRONOUNCED
Entire List Rises With Unusual
Degree of Uniformity Bonds
Are Firm.

NEW YORK, June 15.--The stock
market opened with strong tone to-
day, scoring fractional advances in
nearly everything dealt i'm.
After the first hour trading slack
ened of materially and with the fall
Ing off of business prices also re-
ceded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
EXTEND TIME LIMIT
FOR TRACTION co.
Mayor Signs Ordinance Granting
Additional Six Months for
Franchise Extension.

SIX months extension 10 the time
limit to the Richmond and Heurico
railroad company In connection with
the extension Of it's franchise was
granted Wednesday morning, when Il
Mayor Richardson affixed his signature
To an ordinance 10 that effect.
The old time limit of the company
expires June 30, 1t is expected. that
the extension will give them ample op.
portunity 40 complete the projects now
under way
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
Falls ON RAN.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
EMPORiA, VA, June I5.--Bernard
Bailey, son Of MT. George Bailey, Of
Einporia. was walking on the iron
rail around the Atlantic Coast Line
passenger station yesterday evening,
when his feet slipped and NJ fell
astride the rail. He was seriously In
Jured internally and was sent m
hospital In Richmond last nt8l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
LITTLE BOYS DETAINED
IN POLICE STATION

Two little white boys. neither OF
which ID more than ten years OF age.
were detained at the first police sta
ton "Wednesday afternoon while Of
ficers investigated several petty thefts
that had been reported. The boys
are suspected OF having stolen from
several confectionery establishments
Their parents will be sent for ana
they will be given an opportunity to
straighten the matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
BIG EATER DEAD OF FEAsTTNG.


tdCK OF UAADetee.
MARION. OHIO. June 15.--Dr. ri.
l. Bonner. So years old. big eater
and ready digester, died Monday OF
diabetes. brought on by his many eat
ing contests, II ID said.
in one contest he ate double steak
AZ heavy az a roast. twelve large po-
tatoes. two dishes of onions. two
leaves OF bread and pound of but
ter and finished With three dozen
hard-boiied eggs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15


STATE SECURITIES Bids axkea
Worth Carolina. 4s. c. 1910
Va 5s.s Old G.. and r.. 1892 IS ssa-7
Centuries. a-s. c. and r..
CITY SECURITIES ''-''s ses-'
Manchester City s....
Richmond city Is r. 1920
Richmond ssS city Is. {. 4 II. -
RafLRoAp bonds. ,'''.''s''s ss'a
4. &. {. cts. ina ~. e. 20 -.
G. and Q. r. Gen NJ aus 100
Georgia Pac. 1st SIS. c.. 1929 ito
Georgia Sou. and Fla, ia45 fo5
Ga, and Ala Con SIS 1915 1o1
Norfolk and West. Ry. ~.
Nor dss and west. poca q. ISIS issi ="
Rich. and Dan. Gold 6s. G.
seaboard Air Line, Is. 1850 ~. 49,
Seaboard Adjustment. 5s.Ts
So. Railway ist s.. isss: los -.
" sTREE 4. HALLWAY Nv Ho ss S. -
Norfolk Ry. 4 l. Co. SIS. 1919. -.
Va Ry q 2. Co: y. y. 1894 s sih %
STREET re Rr. sTocKs par III B,d A,k.s
Norfolk ny. 4 L. Co.'s 20
Va ,r BY Z Z, Go, pfd ., .l ,ea = -,
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 400
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 49,. -.
Allan Coast Line Com 100 lei
Allan Coast a1.ine pref 100 -
&. and 3. NJ vt u, !; d. 10, ,ss ii. "
r. r Il r. Div. Oblig. 100
Southern Railway. .pfd 100 80 NJ.
so saNK A Asjwrsy as csr Co 10 s III
American National -. 100 1853
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-15
RICHMOND STOCK aAnxrr.
Richmoni W. Inna IA

Kichmond. Va, June 15.. 1910.
STATE SECURITIES Bids ask.a
North Carolina. 4s. G 1910
Va. ~. Old G.. and r.. 1882 IS ssa-7
Centuries. 2-S. C. and r.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
WIFE RELEASED;
WANTS TO RETURN
But Husband Who Let Her Go
Ism t Willing to Take Her
Back.
SAYS HIS LOVE Is COLD
Broke His Heart When She Told
Him She Loved An
other.
SAYS HIS LOVE Is COLD

CLEVELAND, o.. April is.--kar
Jorn. the German tenor. who startled
the world month ago by giving uI
all claims to his wife so that she could
be free 10 marry young Berlin ply
stefan, announced to-day that he has
just received lette. from her asking
him to take her back. John declared
that he could not accept her plea.
"My wife evidently fails 10 realize
he said that a mans love can die,
MY heart has bled to death through the
many wounds she inflicted upon 1t
Now. haven't "A particle OF feeling
left Tor Mime. Jorn, and would never
consent to live with anyone have
ceased TO love.
when / married, sixteen years ago
I loved my wife devotedly. Then sud-
denly came the bolt of a clear sky,
Ny wife, the mother OF my children,
grew cold. She told me she loved
another man.
81 was stunned. ] could not believe.
She insisted She tore my heart to
pieces. Finally love died. | gave her
freedom. II was t&e only thing left.
II turned over 4I5,0o0 in cash, prom
Used her an annuity Of $4,000. gave her
our Berlin home. valued at 10000, and
told her she could have an uncontested
divorce.
Certainly she cannot love me still,
az her letter says; and my love Ia
dead--not only for her, but for all wo-
men. I shall live for art alone
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
.ROADMEh AGREE
To ARBITRATION
Dispute Between Officials and
Employees of n. Y. c. Left
to Mediators.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The trainmen
and conductors OF the New York Cen
trail and the officials OF the company
have failed to reach an agreement on
the proposed wage increase. Both
sides have agreed to the appointment
of hoard of arbitrators to finally set
tie the matter.
The arbitration viii include only
those roads belonging to the New York
Centrars lines east of Buffalo. The
lines west of Buffalo. where there IL
difference regarding the wage scale,
will have to settle their disputes with
their respective general managers
Both sides have agreed to abide by
the decision of the arbitrators, and II
Messrs. Clarke and Morrfssey cannot
agree they are to select an umpire.
According 10 Assistant General Man
ager Crowley of the company. the con-
ference to-day was most Harmonious
and there was utter absence of strike
talk. The employees demanded an in
crease ranging from : 70 - per cent.
and the company offered from to rs
per cent.
There being an honest difference OF
opinion, II was decided that the matter
should be submitted to arbitration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
NOT MAKE COPIES
OF MUSTER ROLLS
State Must Wait Until Govern
ment Department Has Them
Printed.

State Librarian Fl. X. McIlwaine,
who went 10 Washington several DAYS
ago TO talk with War Department OIL
Gals about getting copies OF the mus
ter rolls of the Revolutionary War
showing the names and deeds of yfr-
ginia patriots, has returned to Rich
naoHd without the prize he sought.
DR.. Mcilwaine was informed that the
department. has the rolls hied away
and that no one, not even a clerk
there. will be permitted to make copies
Of them. The State librarian was told
that the department would be glad to
answer one or two Inquiries q day from
persons whose ancestors participated
In the revolution, but would not con-
sent to copying the records. as this
would establish q precedent and the
volumes woutS soon be worn out
1t is believed the rolls will be print
ed within the next two or three years,
as a bin providing for an appropriation
with which to have them reduced to
hand books Is now pending In Con-
RrcaS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
COMMUTES SENTENCE
OF SHORT WEIGHTER
President Taft Grants Clemency
to Youth Implicated in
Customs Fraud.

WASHINGTON. April Is.-r-fsrssidsnt
TAFT to-day committed to expire Inn
mediately the sentence 0f Philip Mu-
sica, 81 New York city, who was con-
victed October 20 last of defrauding
the government Of customs duties on
fmportations Of Italian cheese and
fruits. Musica and his father were
both indicted for the underweighing
frauds which had been made succesaful
by scCllusion with one OF the dock
wsighers. The son confessed and was
sentenced to one years imprisonment
and lined $4,000. The father was exon
Grated. The Presidenee! action was on
led into the wrong doing by the gov-
ernmont dock weigher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
FRENCH SEAMEN
DECLARE STRIKE
Sympathetic Walkouts Practical.
ly Tie Up Business-50, 900
Quit in Marseilles.

MARSEiLLEs. April I3.-A general
strike OF the sailors ana maritime en-
gtneers in every French port was de-
clared this afternoon. Leaders declare
that within twenty-four' hours they
will have completely tied up the ship
ping industry OF France.
The government Is trying to get the
marines to act as strike breakers. but
they have so far refused.
The local strike 10 complete. 10000
workmen having quit work.
Business In Marseilles IL at stand
still to-day AZ the result OF the sud
den and unexpected impetus given this
general strike movement, called In
sympathy with the seameRs strike
All the street car men walked out and
traffic is suspended.
The police have had several brisk
clashes with the strikers and several
persons have been wounded. All pub
lie buildings are under heavy poles
guard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
BAD WEATHER PREVENTS
SOCIETY FROM MEETING

Bad weather prevented the meet.
ing of the Poeahontas Memorial So.
ctcty called for o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of MIS-. d. r
Wi.l.ams.. 1919 Park avenue, Mrs
Thomas r. Bocock. regent, having
deemed the elements too threatening
for her to venture into the city from
her home at the Union Theoiogtcal
Seminary.
The meeting was according pokt-
poned until 4 O'Clock next Tuesday
afternoon, at which time definite
plans Will Doubtless be outlined tc
raise the sum necessary to pay the
associations share Of the cost OF Po-
cahontax statue, which II to b.
erected At Jamestown.
Az the association needs only $140
It Ii believed that little difi1cuity will
be experienced In raising the neces-
sAry sum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
FOREST FIRES THREATEN
. NAVAL PROVING GROUNDS
-----
Blaze Burns Over 400 Acres Of
Valuable Timber Land Near
Indian Head.

LA PLATA, MD. April 13r-Twu
large forest fires IN this vicinity to-day
at Indian Head. The hlAxA burned over
400 acres Of valuable tymber land near
Giym0nt. and for q tine threatened
SttEnatius Catholic church and the
white public school near Glymont.
wher the flames ware hearing Indian
Head. party Of farmers. which had
been lighting the fiamea for hoays. vas
augmented by men from the proving
grounds. They succesded In prevent
ing the further spread OF the fire.
1t In estimated that forest fires have
caused 4 loss az more than sip0.f,OO il
southern Maryland within tbs last thres
days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
DISPUTED TERRITORY
OFFERED FOR SALE
Situation Between Peru and Chill
Given New Turn by Formers
Proposal.

vAEPARAIso. chill. April Ia
The war like trouble between Chile and
Peru over the disputed Tacna and
Africa territory took new turn to-day,
when Peru proposed to sell the terri :
tory to Chile.
Chile Indicated Its friendliness to the
proposal by inquiring what sum Peru
would demand. To this Peru has not
replied.
and then declare war on Ecuador.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
|LAcKlMlANl CONDUCTORS
DETERMINED TO STRIKE.
Dissatisfied Men Want Increase Ia
Wages and Shorter Work
ing Hours.

HOHoKEN, n. r. April l1.--It was
learned to-day from an authoritative
source that un to last night % per
cent. OF the conductors Of re Lac<A.
wanna railroad have voted in favor Of
= strike.
The dissstisiied men SIX for 4 lid
lar. Aqaie az tram ~ u - par aAnt.
tncreane. ana lilkeMiee deinaId q ten
hour dAy instead Of eleven hours n
now required.
Il The polling Of thu vote on the diner
emit divisions VIII ~ completed this
afternoon. and ths result viii ne nent
nj HkNer1f rtutlitrxHk ~ NJ G1N11s
s. w as' 800 q. ~ eass 6:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
MAN is FOUND DEAD
CORONER TO PROBE
Brooklyn Hardware Saiesnal
Dies Under Peculiar Circum-
stances in Baltimore Hotel.

BALTIMORE. MD, April i3.-~A
man. who It IL believed 10 H. 4. PAUL.
hinis, hardware salesman, WHOSE
home Ii said TO b. III Brooklyn, N. III,
was found dead In = room ~ hotel
here to-day under mysterious circun,-
stances. Coroner Patrick n Martin ii
making p rigid investigation into the
manner Of the mans death. When the
man arrived at the h0taI at O'Clock
this morning he reEistered under me
name Of Paul Hainss. ehortly hsfors
death occurred the man was found
lying across the bed In hi room with
ing 70 terrible agony Just What caus.
I'd death u an yet unknnxtn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
Half Of the Time

ceremony to take place Saturday even
ing. April 20. at o'clock at Court
Street Methodist church.
Personals.
Miss Mary Aickok is the guest of
Mrs. Leonard NJ. lowering At her
home, SO West Biddie street. Baitf-
more.
Airs. Herbert w jackson, who has
henn Visiting her daughter. Miss
Evelyn Fl. jackson, who In IN school
AZ FL. Mays, HkieIgh, n. G. hAs reg
trrhed to her home at BIS West
FIRE. nkiin street.
Mrs. Dunbar Roy. of Atlanta. lis now
spending some time In New York.
Before returning home she will at
tend house party given by Mrs A.
%, williams, OF Richmond, at her
country place OH the James river.
Mrs. W. X. Berry. of Baltimore.
is the guest of friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cabell Dabney
have returned from their wedding
trip, and are the guests Of Captain
and Mrs William c. White in Free
mason street. Norfolk.
Mrs. Anna Branch cabeii has re-
turned To her home here, after a
stay OF two weeks In Atlantic City.
= Mrs Dabney Jefferson Carr Ia WIS.,
ting her sister. Mrs. Herbert W. An
derson. in Alexandria,
Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr., has as her
guest Miss Irva Hunton Payne. of
Harrisonburg. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

wILkESBARRE. PA, April IA
inest unusual case was brought TO the
attention of Alderman ponohee to-day
when Mrs Michael Kinsel was ar
raigned, charged with burning her hus-
bands wooden leg SO the wearer could
not go out last night, The husband
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
COURT MARITAL FOR
CADETS WHO ..HAzE..
New Provision Included in 4ppro.
priation Bill Adopted by House
of Representatives.

w A TO April TZ-Msz,
Point cadets charged with hazing viii
hereafter be granted a court martial,
according to a provision in the MILF
tary Academy appropriation bill. adopt
ed by the House this afternoon after
considera.<c debate.
1t 10 provided that any cadet found
euiity and dismissed shall not be APP
pointed as commissioned officer In
the military service for more than
two years after the graduation Of his
class
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
NICKEL PLATE MEN
RESUME CONFERENCE

( CLEVELAND. O.. April 1s.--confer-
ences were renewed to-day between
General Manager JOHNSON Of the
Nickel Plate railroad, and President
Lee, Of the Brotherhood of Railway
rrainmen, and Garrets0n. Of the Order
Of Railway Conductors In an EFFORT
tr come TO an agreement over the de-
rnands OF the employees for 10 per
cent. wage increase and independent
working conditions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
WOULD DISCHARGE
THAW FROM BANKRUPTCY

PITTsBURG. PA. April IA re-
port accommodating that Harry X
Thaw. slayer of Stanford White, be
discharged from bankruptcy was filed
to- day by William r. Blair. the referee.
The referee believes that the petition
OF Thaw's trustee, Rcgert O'Mara, to
sell the property of the bankrupt should
be Granted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13
SHOULD NICE WIFE BURN
HUBBYS WOODEN LEG
Kkesbarre Whose Better HALF Did So to Keep Him HON
at Night Thinks Not, But Court Witbholds Decision

was the prosecutor, and the fair de-
PENDANT argued that the wooden lag
was as much hers as II was her hus-
bands, and that as such she had the
right to burn the artificial means Of
lecomotion IL she chose. Tho alderman
held the case under advisement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

-------- Gesssaan BY -AossAtsers'- Gluf -
The Howitzers' Cotiilion Club win
give a german In tho HowitEers
armory Wednesday evening. April Ia
Qaite a number Of invitations have
been issued, and 1t promises to be .
delightful affair
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

The ladies' of the MHthudIst
church, representing the membership
campaign in the Young Women
Christian Association, will hold \ so-
cial conference In the association
building Thursday afternoon, April
IA. from 4 TO r. NJ. All Methodist
ladies interested In the work are in
vtted to attend and also 10 bring their
friends. Among the hostess viii be:
Mrs. e. IL. Urner. Mrs. a. c. Diggs.
Miss Marion Welsh. Mrs. w. q.
Neville. Miss Elizabeth Richardson
and Mrs, Frank Beyeridge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-13

The program for Thursday night
for the indoor garden fete being held
1t Liberty Hall. 240S East Broad,
win include several selections by the
Mandolin Club. reading by Miss
Hardy. a solo By Mrs. Perkins0n and
singing by female quartet.
Invitations Issued.
Mr. and Mrs. David William Myers,
OF LynchburB. have Issued invita-
lions TO the marriage Of their daugh.
ter, Miss Margaret Lee Myers. to
Mr.. William RusteI roremsn. the
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-05-08
SPECIAL EVENTS
At CAMP TODAY
Cyclone Thompson Will Give
Exhibition for Benefit of
His Friends

Az his training camp north of Og.
den. Cyclone" Johnny Thompson,
who is hard AT work In preparation
for his approaching match with Pete
Sullivan, to be held at Ssltair next
Thursday, will give A special exhibit
tion for the benefit of his many Og-
den friends today
Thompson has been doing some fast
boxing during the past week and will
repeat his usual performance at 3
o'clock this afternoon, supplementing
the work with gymnasium stunts, In
cluding rope skipping, at which he Is
unusually expert. handball, wrestling
and possibly bag punching in the
forenoon Thompson will work out on
the road north OF the springs No
admission la charged visitors to the
training camp and Johnny declares all
of his friends are welcome.
Yesterdays fast workout, at which
quite crowd OF ADMIRERS was pres
ent. Indicated an Improvement In
speed and those familiar with the
Sycamore Cyclone say his condi-
ton is nearly perfect and much bet.
ter than on the occasion Of his last
fight with Sullivan al Pocatello. in
which the Fall River lad was given
decision. Thompson is confident of
adding Sullivan's scalp TO his belt.
This will be his 206th battle. He has
never been knocked out