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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31
MRS.BOBCHANLER
|SARTIST' FRIEND
She Is Helping to Re-establisl1
Fame OF Filippo
Cifariello.
I oNe AN ouTcAsT
Papers Refused to Mention Him
After Brutal Murder OF
Wife.
by CAMILLE oIANrARRA.
Especial Cable TO The Times pispatch.1

Especial Cable TO the llfncs- DlspAtCh.l
Rome, July 3O.-Filippo Cifariello,
the sculptor. who, after the murder OF
his wife, the beautiful Marie Brown
vainly endeavored to start his life
anew and7 regain part OF his once
great artistic fame, has now found q
powerful friend in Lima Cavalier who.
it Is said, previous to her sickness.
lent him gsterly hand and put him
once more before the eyes Of the
public.
Cifariellos crime was one Of the
most brutal ever committed in Italy.
For long time he courted the Brown
girl. who was concert hall singer,
and finally married her, both against
her wishes and his friends advces. AS
had been anticipated, their married
life was anything but happy, inasmuch
as the sculptor went so far as to re-
fuse the woman even the money for a
miser's life.
When his wife deserted him to go
back to the concert hall and earn her
bread. Cifariello shot her in fit of
jealousy. Just two days before, King
Victor Emmanuel had visited his
studio and hoghly praised him FOR a
certain work he was then executing.
At the trial. however. the medical
experts saved him. They maintained
that jealous artist was more than
fit person for the insane asylum, and
he was finally discharged amid the ap-
plause of the spectators. The verdict
was considered a shocking surprise.
and for two years the Italian press
refused to mention the Italian sculp-
tors name. no matter what the circum-
stances We're.
Discouraged and broken-hearted,
Citariello moved to Paris, but even
the French press refused to insert the
courteous notice to which all artists
taking a residence In the French cap
ital are entitled.
The other day. while in Rome for a
few hours CIfariello told friend that
he had finally succeeded in winning
the beautiful Mrs. CHAMBERS support,
and had asked her to pose for statue
of That's" the role of the Massenet
opera which. II is said. has Immensely
contributed TO the prina donna's repu-
tation as singer. Mrs. Chanler
readily consented and the statue is
now finished The critics and the press
could not afford to ignore a statue OF
Lima Cavalieri by Cifariello. After the
usual exposition in public, the statue
will adorn one Of the salons of the
house that MIR. Chanler is fitting UP
for his wife in Paris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31
Old World News Flashed by Cable to The Tmmes-Dispatch

crn cooking obtains; Mrs. Haroid Bar.
ing, Mrs. Ronalds, Mrs, Chauncey, Mrs
james Mcdonald and that close trinity
Of brides. Lady Acheson, Lady Maid
stone and Mrs. Eliot. The Countess
of Essex also Intends to become Lon
don hostess this winter.
Mrs. Ainory Moore, one of King I'D.
wards intimate friends arrived on
Thursday from Marienbad feeling ex.
eellently after FIVE weeksyof the cure
ON Monday she will go to Scotland,
where she has taken the house OF Mrs.
Miller Graham, whose success TINS sea
son is pronounced. Mrs. Graham re.
turns TO America for the fall, but hay.
ing tasted the delights of the inner
London society. she will become a per.
nlanent resident. Next year she in.
tends leasing or buying big mansion
where she Will be able to entertain on
scale commensurate with her idea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31

Much talk weakens the subject
unless it is being backed UP every
day. Ihave been telling the house
keepers here about Wood to burn
over twelve years, and | am pleas
ing them every day, because |
know all about Wood. All ask
is, tell me your wants. Oak, Pine
and Hickory, sawed and split in
size and length to suit,
Anthracite1and Domestic Lump
and Regular Steam Coal for small
furnaces, all.at summer prices this
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31
DANCE AT wARRENroS.
More Than Thirty Couples Participate In d
IIphtf,,I f.arr,,on
Especial to The Times DIspatch.l

Especial to The Times DIspatch.l
Warrenton. Va. July Ga small german
was danced in the Town Hall hero last
night. and WAS participated in by thirty or
more couples The figures were led by Will
liam II. Gaines, of Rosslyn, with Miss Ste-
Ia Carusi. OF Washington. Among those
dancing We're Miss Lucille Gates OF ST.
Louis. With j. s. White: Miss Margaret Hoge
of Washington, with Beverly Werthemier;
Miss Frances Sublett with John pemberton of
New York; Miss Fanny Scott. of Richmond
with Morscn Keith. Miss Barbara Hope OF
Washington, ID. c, with Taylor Scott OF
Richmond; Miss Jane Forbes with John
Stone: Miss Elizabeth Wilbur with Arthur
Charrington, Miss Hartman of New York
with W. F. Wilbur. Miss Myra Ranlett with
c. P. Curtis. Miss Virginia Hlleary witt
w. H. Curtis Miss Sally Marshall witt
James Nash; Miss Lettuce Clark, of Mobile
Ala. and Thomas Rector of New York; Mis-
Louise Evans with C. e. Jerres; Miss Maize
Stone and Dion Kerr: Miss Carusi OF Wash
ineton, and w. II. Gaines; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Sublett OF Rochester, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs
charles r. Deare: Mrs. Glib and Mr. Lee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31
CASTLE WILL Ring
With MERR|MEN'I

Especial Gable to The Times-Dispatch.i
London. July SO,-The Duchess OF
Manchester intends making Kylemore
Castle ring with merriment this fall,
She has extended an earnest invitation
TO Miss Margaret Shonts to make
long stay With her. Later the duchess
VIII come to Grosvenor Square and TOR
the frst time will take UP the role OF
Lonaoh hostess, so that Miss Shonts
VII nave an unusual opportunity OF
Judging what London winter season
is like.
Indeed. the winter season Of London
promises to be one Of the brightest
ana most determined effort will be
mace by American hostesses absolute
" TO XIII dun care.
Lady Wllloughby de Crisby has taken
a me mouse in Chesterfield Gardens,
formerly belonging to Lady lslington,
rs her stepta,her, Harry Higgins, ia
the head OF the covent Garden Opera
s srt e. y, she intends making her en-
Among the regular American. host !
esses VINO expect to winter in London
are Mrs. GLASGOW, who has become Ia !.
| ms.s for dinners at which real I' South IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31
RESSED With
ENGLISH COURTS.


ESPECIAL Gable to The s-pisPal Ms
's london, July soJustle a y and @aos MTG e
eiavegan Of New York n,, nave so eGas at :
t Earln w. Ambassador and Mrs. Req y.
eaya a smart luncheon. at Dorches 70,
House in their honorwhiia III the e h,gn
eou rt:. ~ ttentions. He sat on vari-
eas Benches mad was greatly Impressed e,
fPs" natses Of o ln rasss
flurisptuu las ana vas greatly impressed
with IT Tic informally in the administra-
ton OF iusttce.a ,,,h,a,, 4
a,s.a In fact. the lawyers did mot
nut sS any questions in examination that
pefmltted Questions IT,, There sr seems N tb to
ms ns ~ ~ 10 get ret right to- the facts OF
the matter and not permit objections
and legal bubbles to obscure the is-
ayes" 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-31

The Countess de Fontenay, wife of
the Consul General of France at Buda-
pest. having deemed it advisable to
dismiss her cook, gave the latter the
following references:
The Countess de Fontenay certifes
that she has been three years In the
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-12-02
cozcnnN.Ne rua sALE OF DELINQuLNI LAND ron TANEs.

The wear for which assessed shall be
IsL dy Oh January ana Aeie s-a rom
estate for the taxes assessed thereon "h
year commenced .... 4,.o Zinc. do, 30 Con,
January Circuit Court the
list of the real estate in the town
unpaid for the last or any preceding year
OF o and
herewith and describing such lot or part
81 lot as it is Commissioners book and he shall
door OF the court mouse ia e Town
Farmye first day of the November teri oil SAID court lie
of the Town Council cause TO De pup
Fsbad o hand Diis posted
least thirty days previous TO le "a.
Of The sale of place Of sale OF the real estate
aforesaid the list is not to be puDhshed at na u
less than ten days peN
be published In the newspaper luO
ed In the town prepared above stated Of the several par
eel OF to be sold
To published and posted ne shah SUB
on notice that of lot therein mentioned c
be viii be sold pubic
tween and in the afternoon in front Of me
lrhou the January term of the court unless hee 'a De
previously paid with penalty thereon
IF the said taxes be previously paid
accordingly, the sale
proceed between the hours
completed IT, however the sale be not com
cav of then proceed and be in like manner ad
oned AS the pryeous Whenever there adjournment
the next court theeof shall be given by advertising in the
paper, week for two weeks - al. -.
sufficient satisfy the taxes with the pre-
penalty thereon with commission OF per cent
Of The snail not dTcy
real estate Sold except Tor the CITY as eq
city every such purchase and the same shall more
G e D. MULE and void.
The town sergeant make for each purchaser re-
o. 10 following effect
estate within the town OF
mis-. day OF ...'-'''' ''1''' - NO' '"0 nun F
o. thereon for the year
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-12-02

avoided plat and certificate Of every sur
1S % annexed thereto provide however application
Town Council for the said deed the purchaser must
CURED the State of Virginia in such cases
49, When the purchaser gned his parchas
the deed with assent evidenced by his Joining teen or
eraser ns n Prince Edward to- direct the Town Council to
a deed such heirs or assigns , 49,,
order of be made under this chap
the expiration of the said two years the
his heirs assigns may after such year and before
with such additional taxes ana suh hte.et as Ia jr3er
this section be the Treasurer OF the town
L. purchaser sold for taxes his
heirs or assigns therefor under this Or
dnance and within sixty days from the date OF such deed snail nave
shall stand vested the grantee in such
% a T Se @ S mad the Of the year
which the taxes were assessed 9otwthandng any esqay IN
regularity the face OF the proceedings And II be al
arre the party making such alesaon must establish
have been sold, his heirs redeem
ae sr sane a by eo ' o e 5s s amount a r which the
NH 81 ,r,,-o5 Che r,rctaeer
duona taxes ON the estate as may have been paid by the purchaser
his heirs assigns and interest each Of said items at the rate
paid Upon such payment within two years after The removal OF uc
the original owner hs heirs OF assigns convey to him OF em by
H. When parcel Of real estate offered for sale aforesaid
By the sant and no 99n pe nj BIDS ee SUM t
on A list OF real purchased by san made out
by The collector and a bong verified by him on oat s on OF
shah credit che sergeant with the amount for which the said
on b.. '.s ss,. There s os No . rs to . credit unless the
Is The previous owner Of any real estate so pnR.se Tor the
real for debt may within two years and until a
] bv rayrg be- the collector ho amount for When sucb real es
was purchased with such additional have accrued for
10. TIis Ordinance shall be enforced
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-12-02

purchase for the land mentioned
memo" shall be delivered by the sergeant
the purchasers paying him the SAID purchase
caption List OF real estate within the town OF
OF for the 80. 80. ~.
columns mentioned n the th seco
Ike caption column there shall be an addl-oha
no Of the sales All on one
a which day be mentioned in the capDon
shall subscribe and take before JDce
lowing A. b., sergeant and collector OF ue
Farmvie, do dl5 ullseut
poverty within FOR the taxes mention
list but that have neceVed no part o.
OF the sale mentioned
list verify believe correct ana
m that directly indirectly interested in the purchase
estate therein mentioned ,,-,-os
ia The said list the said oath suboned
etched shall returned the Town Council on or
May Of the year in which the sale
The owner Of any sold, his heirs assigns
no person having charge such real estate for debt
redeem by paying purchaser his heirs assigns
years sale thereof the amount for which the same
additional thereon as may nave been pau
purchaser with interest the said pur
money the rate OF 10 cent per annum rom
te been paid, the same may be po
the Treasurer Of the town, in any
purchaser his heirs assigns may refuse to re-
they shall reside cannot be found In
Detown Of Farmville
sold for and not re-
ed OF from the sale OBTAIN
h the Council conveying the same wherein s pc
tiorh his office in relation to the sale the
sh be whole lot Of lot that delinquent the
surveyor include the Improvements
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-12-02

49, person summoned do he shall be inIerrosa
judgment rendered the whole case ~ seem
a. A tenant from payment shall be obtained distress
otherwise Tor taxes due from person unu "on ne wv Ia
owe him except where bound
Is ANY town sergeant delinquent
have been received by de-
the return was by mistake amount forfeiture
shall each case be to the Town and the oher n 70 @ i %
charged Win such taxes anq III % % Nv nns Sne s,neence
tate dqe1e5 wfeG me mao s1eT IG the town liable to S ess
equal rs above the amount OF said
shall provide sufficient suenance while they remain ~
o 6@ U of he ty unless Where it is otherwise esp ally
od IH9 case Of goods or ehas which the geant
levy for taxes and which you may be directed to a Se
the sale thereof and publish notice Of the same at Least o T
town sergeant shan az the tS ana pace So ap nes there
said taxes and the costs incident there
49, If such goods mules work horses
they the court house between The hours OF ten "a @
day, parties SHAH before the time for aag ms
the sale shall be according " the preceding sec
Eaa there ne s 1 may ' s 53aS o@ ' a any 's
2o If ders be- god cause believe asses.a with
or to- his business teren the town sergeant may un
day Of september enable the collector to as
s @ books have not been retarned shah on the application
OF the town SERGEANT deliver wheney
bank to the credit
e Gown Annually day OK September OF each
in viii assessed the
Town Council all taxes aen
making lists OF said report one of he re-
delinquent estate ana one lot uen4u0N ~
2 The town sergeant make out two other
Of delinquent he nOn-payment OF
one of the Auditor Of Public Accon" OF
Inc Circuit Court of Edward there to be tran
kept office for the purpose to be KNOWN
Real estate DELINQUENT for the nonpayme Of town take ~, o.
The annually shall on or before the Isl CAV
September which the taxes are
assessed Council verified on oath m OF Po
placed thereon not
in alphabetically o
charged and the amon 81 sa'n
taxes suboned which list the sergeant shall nake menu
any which he has reason to believe exists
the Commissioners books -.
28 copy mento Sections p arf 70 shan be
the before me s CAV O
her Of year, In made
a. mentioned the preceding sections Shan ne
Council who shall give credit 10 the o ser
geant on account OF lne ne, Az @ u ID IN & sSr, see ~
shall practicable eCommisone' who
his books appear After such ee ~
directed OF shall not receive
the 22nd shan ~ placed
collection the hands of the said tow" He-
commissions as the Council may direct u.
the Town Council NAV hes
preceding credit aeeou"s OF
for the town under the Ordinance eonasg
OF which SHAH prem
his representatives shall being
Council The CITY Treasury e
OF therefrom commission Of
shall have
the Council shan deliver copy
to the Town ATTORNEY who s nroed there
for the collection OF law
20 All Ordinances parts Of Ordinances I'm conflict heTe""A are
o. This Ordinance
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-12-02
,rc,-1,,rIvG THE LICENSE TAX ON POOL AND BILLIARD


Re ordained by the Council licnese Pool
and Billiard Rooms follows Two hundred (S2OOOO
hundred (S1OO0O) dollars each
additional table -
be keeper, proprietor or man
saloon pool bagaee room or bowling
play in loaf lounge In such
% billiard saloon pool bagatee bowling alley ANY
eper proprietor failing to comply with this or
notle than dollars for
e.ci0 rfense.
w sn place of the be kept open or
r..l between of 10 TO o.
b unlawful the OF the Interior tnertol
INSTRUCTED, wheth-
r curtains screens stained glass otherwise and during me
and of business
enable he De plainly
~ e nearest And such place OF business ha De con-
public nearest the entrance
violation of the offender shan be fined not less than
NOR more hundred dollars and each hour
-r tor. rr7er hour during which any voa ON cnLn
deemed separate oitenae All ordinances lA coDliI'
S are
Sec This ordinance shall be in force from its passage
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-12-02
AZ ORDIN ANCE REGULATING THE COLLECTION OF BILLS
AGAINST THE USERS ELECTRICITY FURNISHED BY

Pa II ordained by the Town Council:

Pa il ordained by Council
shall Of
render the
% the same which payable the sergeant office and
10Th day following the rendition OF
XII penalty per shall be added and at the expiration
TWO months from bill shall not have
aid said bill shall be discontinued without notice and
penalties fully PAID
ills for 1
before
the Peace sued out of the
3rd have printed on each bill rem
penalties and
the months arrears
This ordinance be enforced from passage
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-12-02
an ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE COLLECTION OF THE TOWN
TAXIS.

L. The town sergeant of the
entering the discharge OF tne duty Of collect
approved by Town Council ana entered OF record -
appoint who may be removed nom office by
town segeants continuance in office his deputy may ase AMY
sergeant himself could discharge but
Tie town sergeant snail annually give publication in
posted IN Twelve or more public places in neen
days prior The 18th of Now each year and he VIII De at ms
NJ from the 18th day November December,
town taxes the amount Oh taxes 4s a in every
the time limited and in case any person fails to pay the taxes SO
the amount Of taxes so ehae
The sergeant shall daily from the 18th day Of Noys@i
as depository in received by him
tSe Town g Of Fmre retaining himself however his
Gommss9n OF per fen9@ @eoeT 9 by b on wednesday
retaining bis legal commissions thereon
ed by him from the 18th to December Inclusive.
charged and the amount paid and the town ser
mentioned period Of payment prepare alphabetical
the said list convenient reference thereto.
shall proceed to collect al the taxes as
Commissioner The Revenue and an taxes
to the town sergeant under an ordinance
dent d e mott paid before the first day Of september the
o~n se oe o a Dended by order of the Finance Committee
And when he shall the there
Any goods the belonging to the person
assessed be disaned therefor and the distress
shall sufficient include all expenses Of hauling s4
goods disIaued.
The goods and chatels other in
with and
the when
wholly lot OF which has become the
recorded before the
part disaned than due
of that
delinquent favor Of the town charged
entire paying such proportion of the past due
penalties. the Commissioner OF the Revenue Cnalr
of Committee Town Attorney deem just
md determine certify the
which allowed
the aeaned and receipt
certificate Commissioner The
shall presentation OF suc receipt make minute OF
each which payment
the the entire lot
goods chates shall
dtraned sold assessed against
grautor chatte the
shall deed prevent the goods and
whose possession they be found
the find sufficient goods chat
his
the assessed OF such be applied to
payment
either whole part shall
estate party the applied does
ought 70 be
the debt estate in his hands the officer shall
exceed 10000 from the May
directing such to before him at such
and II the due exceed $4,000
the CrcuiD Of the county OF
directing such TO before said
the thereof and from the time OF
shall constitute
said In his hands
r. such summons be returned executed and the person so
judgment shall be entered against him Tor
of
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-12-02
A CAR LOAD OF
RICHMOND STOVE CoMPANY's

Ranges Cook Stoves and Heaters Consisting oiew Lee
Merit Palace and other styles with prices suit everybody
Also have complete stock Of famous Chattanoooa pa
And another Car Of Pages Lion" Field Poultry FENCING Which
makes the best strongest and pretes Stock Poultry Hogs
While the Ubiko" Union makes your stoek tnn,v
and give richer better milk We
a large stock Of this and other feeds on hand
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-01
.cAusE 81 EozEhlA xxi. AlNEp..


After years OF debate medical ah,
thorities are now agreed that Eczema
and other skin diseases are not
seated in the blood. but are caused
by myriads Of microscopic animals
knawing the flesh Just below the
epldermis. The patient is perfectly
healthy, it is only the skin that is
diseased.
Hence, scientists are now agreed
that you must cure the skin through
the skin. The medicine must be in
liquid form in order to penetrate prop:
erly. And we can say with confidence
that We have the true remedy for Ec.
zema in our store.
The instant you wash with this
soothing liquid you will find the itch
relieved. We positively assure you
of this. VIII you try bottle lat only
;5c), on our recommendation? Ask
for D. D. d. Prescription.
Mt. City Drug Co.; Hall Drug Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-01
Presents a Girl Likes.

A handsome ring, n watch or
brooch: while there is delightful
French jcwclry, antique chains. or
some of the popular Partisan pearl or
diamond ornaments.
Belts, belt buckles and belt piCs.
Hat pins in sets. veil pins, shirt.
waist jewelry-cufr buttons. stock and
belt pin to match-and a pendant In
the form of ones birthstone or n
scarab for good luck.
The school. fraternity or class pin
studded with jewels or enameled in
colofs Is sure TO please even where
one is owned in the ordinary form.
Chains, silver or gold, plain or jewell
cd. are costly but much priced gifts.
With them can 90 charms of all kinds,
TO be worn on chain or handsome
lorgnette II the girl is near.sighted.
A pair of opera glasses. Get large
lenses. No. IL, as the smaller ones are
more trying on the eyes. Some OF the
tiny folding opera glasses have sur
prisingly powerful lenses.
Gloves. silk stockings. parasols and
neckwear.
Put thought more than money into
your gift. Consult the girls taste, also
her circumstances and choose accord.
ingly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-01
Elliott-lake Enhancement.

The engagement of Miss Jeanette
Lake. Of this city. TO Mr.. Darl s. FL.
liott. of Texas. was announced last
evening nj delightfully."- appointed "at
home" at which Mrs. NJ. c. Tough was
hostess. The guests included several
friends Of the bride.elect. who were
Misses Evelyn Prickett. Rose and Vir.
GINA Gasklll. Ida Amos. Iva and Beu.
!ah Lake. The announcement was
made after refreshments were served
when the hostess little daughters,
Misses Lucille and Virginia Tough, pre-.
sentnd each guest with n brides rose
TO which card was attached bearing
the names OF Miss Lake and Mr.. Eli.
ott-and the date. August. 1910. The
announcement of the engagement of
Miss Lake and Mr. Elliott will be
learned with interest by their many
friends In this section. Miss Lake Is
4 daughter of Mrs. Susanna Lake. OF
the. al'ifth ward. and has resided in
FairmOntf for 4 number of years. She
Is n graduate of the Normal School
and has taught in the public schools
in the city. Mr.. Elliott Is n son Of;
Mr.. Truman r. Elliott. who was one
of the first residents of the South Side.
He later moved with his family to
lexington and from there TO Texas,
where they reside. and where his son,
who is prominent young business
man, will take his bride. The mar
riage will be an event in August. It
will be quiet home affair.