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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
NOT LIKELY To ACT
ON COMMISSION PLAN

Commission form of government,
at least to a, limited degree, may soon
be a reality in Richmond IL the COM
mon council abides by the terms of
the report to be made Monday night
by the committee on ordinance. char
ter and reform. which has been In
vestigating the plan.
Members of this committee are said
to be unanimously in favor of the
commission scheme, whereby four
men nominated by the mayor and
elected by councils will take over the
work now done by a number of
standing councilmanic committees.
These commissioners will receive a
salary for their work, it being con-
templated to make the recompence
sufficiently large To ensure the CIV
ing of all their time TO their duties.
The salary question. however, makes
IL improbable that the matter VIII
be settled at Monday nights session.
Instead. the report will, In all prob
ability, be turned over to the commit
tee on finance, members of which
will consider the matter and make a
report, After this vote will be
taken, the outcome of which. not
improbably. will be based on the find-
ings Of the finance committeeman,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
WHITNEY is OFF
FOR LABRADOR
Will Flirt With Polar Bears, But
Won't Say Word About
Cook.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, June g.
Harry Whitney. New Haven sportsman
and hunter, accompanied by Paul
Rainey, the Cleveland sportsman left
here to-day for Boston. They will sail
for sydney c. b.. to- morrow to bring
to Boston the Boethic. In which they
depart on June 80. for the Arctic re =
gions in search of Polar game.
We'll bring the biggest and best bag
of furred animals back ever snatched
from the Arctic said Whitney, as he
babe n hest-ef friends good bye On
June 90, Captain Bartlett who piloted
Peary's vessel. the Roosevelt will meet
Whitney and Rainey in Boston and will
take the vessel back to Sydney where
she viii coal The first stop after
leaving Sydney viii be Labrador river,
for salmon fishing and a visit with DR..
Grenfell. the Labrador missionary.
From Labrador the Boethic will sail
directly north for the west coast OF
Greenland. returning the following Oc-
tober. II everything goes well.
while we expect to do much shoot
Ing" said Whitney to-day, I'VE also
hope to make many catches OF live
Polar animals. We would like to Sc
cure specimens of musk OK. walrus and
polar bears for the New York Zoo"
Whitney declined to discuss any
plans he may have III connection with
the Cook affair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
PROGRAM Of FINALS
At RICHMOND COLLEGE
DIR. Wallace to Preach the Sermon
Next Sunday Night-Other
Features.

Students of Richmond College are
now plugging hard at the closing eN-
aminations. The commencement exer-
ctses will begin next Sunday. as recent
ly announced by the Virginian
The official program has been ar
ranged as follows.
sunday at SIS p. M.--Commencement
sermon by Rev. @. c. 5. Wallace. d. ID.
pastor of the First Baptist church. Bal
timorc. ~ '-'~~~-,sa,
Monday. at s:15 p. M.--Addresses by
Ctas orators and historians, THE class
Of 1910 consists of one candidate for
the degree of master of arts. twenty
for bachelor of arts. four for bachelor
of science and seventeen for bachelor
OF laws.
Tuesday, Alumni Day" II A. M
Annual meeting OF college trustees.
= r. M.-@Annual dinner Of the Alumni
Society. Reunion of the classes OF
1850, 1885, 1900 and 1905.
r M--Luncheon at Guth's to the
women graduates of 1910 by the alum
nae and women students.
Sis r. differentiation by the Ora
matte Club OF Two Gentlemen OF We
roma"
Wednesday, II A. M.--Academic pro-
cession. Comforting OF honorary de-
grees. Commencement address by r.
u. Gray. u. p. IL. D.. of Atlanta, Ga,
SIS r. M---Closing exercises. Award
of degrees and honors of the session
Address to the class OF 1910. Presi-
dents reception
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
WILL NOT SUBMIT
TO BEING REBUkED
Messrs. Pollock and Wise De-
terrnined to Fight to
Last Ditch
EXPECTED COMMITTEE
WILL CENSURE BOTH
Body Said to Have Reached IMAM
imous Agreement Probably
Pass Ordinance TO Prohibit
Councilmen Taking Cases.

Following the persistent report that
the special committee which has been
investigating the alleged misconduct
OF Councilmen Pollock and Wise will
administer a severe rebuke, and will
recommend the passage of an ordi-
nance prohibiting legal members Of
the council from practising in any
way before the civic departments and
officials, the two councilmen concern
ed are preparing to continue their
fight for vindication.> AS result it
lie not improbable that the probe.
which has already extended through
several weeks, viii develope ramifi-
to be stretched out practically In
terminably.
"No Censure Deserved"
Councilman Pollock has declared
TO representative Of The Virginian
that he does not intend to accept
censure.
Il have done nothing that warrants
any such course" said he. Il have
acted entirely within my rights. and
in an honorable and upright manner.
| have violated no code. neither prac-
rebuke. ! will fight for my rights
and carry the matter as far as is pos
sfbfe, continuing TO fight until I have
received the absolute vindication
that Is my due
Councilman Wise echoed the same
sentiments when told of the rumors
regarding the report TO be submitted
to the council by the investigating
committee Monday night.
In spite of this attitude of de-
nance on the part of the accused men.
1t Is generally admitted that the re-
port of the committee will comprise a
rebuke. the terms of which will be
anything but mild II is also said
that this report will be unanimous.
although 1t is rumored that two OF the
members held out, for time, in favor
OF more mildness.
Chairman w Fred Richardson.
and Messrs, John j, Lynch and Clyde
w. Radcliffe are naned as the. three
who favored the more drastic course.
DR.. Clifton Nj. Miller and Mr.. l.. r,
Brown are said to have viewed the
alleged misconduct of the two council
men more leniently, but have been
whipped into line.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
JOHN OALzELL
MAY De OUSTED
Opponent VIII Demand Recount,
Charges Wholesale Election
Frauds.

rITTSRURG. FA, June 6.---That q re-
count OF the Republican congressional
primary vote will be demanded by DR.
Robert j. Black. who alleges that lie
won In hts race for ,ae nomination over
Jshn D@lzAil. chairman Of tine Haase
day by him, According 70 Dalzells
manager. W. II Coleman Daizell Won
by majority Of 4os
Charges OF fraud are being made by
believe they will let him win He
says that his brotherin- law saw an
election Judge count FIVE ballots for
Dal2eil that he'd been cast for himself
Dalzelrs night is the closest In his
twenty-five years OF service in Con-
srsss, but he has returned to Washing
ton fully satisfied as TO his re-nomina
ton.
Returas received at Republican head
quarters from all but one district show
that Dalzell won by majority OF 4o5,
according 10 statement issued to-day
Dalzelfs fight to maintain his posi-
ton was desperate and his managers
threw down the senatorial and legisla-
tive states OF the Republican organize
ton for the sake OF their candidate. Al
though corporations in the thirtieth
congressional district are alleged 70
have Issued orders to their employees 10
oppose Black, reports show that the
plan failed In many places as Blacks
vote was greater In towns where large
manufacturing plants are located.
In Braddock, where the United States
Steel Corporation has many plants Dali
zell got only eleven majority.
AS result of the knitting of the leg
islative ticket the organization oandi-
date for State senator In the forty
fourth district, J. NJ Clark was defeat
ed Returns to-day show that Senator
George r. divers forces also won de-
cisive victory over the William Finn
faction. only one Finn man being
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
MAKE HARCOURT
INDIAN v|CEROY

LONDON, June 6.--Another Amer
lean women is TO be the first lady of
India, If the program virtually de-
cided upon by the cabinet to-day to
appoint the Hon. Lewis Harcourt vice
roy of India TO succeed Lord Mimic
Is carried out Harcourt's wife was
formerly Miss Mary Ethel Burns.
daughter of the late w. II. Burns, or
New York.
Lord Curzon. OF Kedleston. who
married Miss Mary Letter. of Chica-
go. was the viceroy of India before
LORD Mimic.
Lord Mimic is expected to be sue
ceeded BY Harcourt within the next
month. Mimic has grown tired of
the post Several timea within the
last year attempts have been made
on his life by Indian nationaliats-
Harcourt Is = millionaire and ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
DEMOCRATS HOLD
BALANCE Of POWER

WASHINGTON. d. c., June e.
Some of the insurgents to-day under
took To block the plan OF the regu-
lars TO make over" the railroad bill
in the conference committee. Senate
progressives were busy endeavoring
to have the Senate bill accepted by
the House, and the conference there
by eliminated.
Several amendments which the SEN
ate regulars were forced TO accept
from the insurgents and several which
the insurgents themselves succeeded
In lacking on are marked for elimi-
nation in the conferences
The Senate insurgents presented
their plan TO the House insurgents and
Champ ClarSs democratic legions.
They argue that the Senate bill is
a pretty good BIN" and that 1t would
be impossible to get one as good
from the conference committee. The
fate OF the plan depends upon the
House democrats. Champ Clark said
to-day that he could not tell what
course the minority would take until
he conferred with his associates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06

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

in the Church." Mr.. Sam 3. Turner;
Missions" Mrr. l.. G. Bates; ~Ep-
worth League" Mr.. Charles Crcvc;
'St. James Sunday School" Mrr A. B.
Cheatham: instrumental solo. Mrs. 8.
B. Turner; piano duet. Misses Eva
and Alise Bates; vocal solo, Mn Hub
bard. A social hour followed, during
which refreshments were served.
The East End Baptist church well
coined their returning pastor. Rev. r.
Q. Soyars, yesterday. Mr.. Eoyaxs has
been attending the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary at Louisville,
KY, during the past session. but re-
turns now to resume his paAtorate OF
East End. He is much beloved by his
congregation, who are delighted at his
return.
Governor Mann will lecture at St.
James church Wednesday evening for
the benefit OF the Home Mission So.
ciety.
The Wizards won from the c. C. A.
baseball team Saturday afternoon In \
pretty game by score OF 4 to 4
Fulton Baptist defeated ST. James
| ma hotly contested game by the score
OF IS to IL.
The r. r. M. G. A. went down
in defeat before the strong team of
Hasker Memorial by the score OF IL
to 8.
Union Station defeated Broadus Me-
mortal by the score Of IL to 2.
The Church Hill Tigers defeated
Highland Park by the score of 10 to Z.
Miss Mary Proctor, of Portsm outh.
has arrived in the city and is the
guest of relatives on the hill for the
Moore McPhaii nuptiais.
Mrs, c. p. Eldridge and her two
children, OF 1918 East Broad street.
left the city Friday night to spend
the summer with relatives in Salem.
Mrs. W. G. Wells and daughter. Miss
Ethel, OF Petersburg, came to Rich.
mond on Saturday and will spend some
time visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. White. OF
Albemarla. who came to Richmond
last week for the Moore McPhaii mar
riage. were called home Saturday.
Miss NJ r. Jones. who has been
teaching school at Cardwell, Va. has
been the guest OF relatives on East
Grace street. She left Saturday to
spend her vacation at her home ~
Spotsylvania.
Mrs, r. f. williams, formerly of
Church Hill. but now of Highland
Parak. Is extremely H. -
The entertainment given Friday ev-
ening by the Lee Cook W. G. r. L.
was a complete success. both in point
of attendance and in the manner in
which the program Was presented.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
COMMENCEMENT
BEGINS WEDNESDAY
More Than One Thousand Pupil:
Are Plugging Away In
Schools.

With commencement day but two
off the many pupils OF the Southside
schools are plugging away at their ex
animation papers with a determine
ton that apparently makes them ees-
tain OF promotion, In the graduating
class there are twenty-one young peo-
Pile TO finish, sixteen young ladies and
five young men. More than one thous
and pupils are In all Of the grades OF
the High School and the primary
school The commencement exercises
will be held In the Leader Building
and the baccalaureate sermon viii be
preached next night in Central Meth
odist Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
SOCIALISTS WILL
FIGHT RAILROAD

NEW HAVEN. CONN. June g.
With a society man as their candidate
for governor and the New Haven
railroad system as the dominant Issue
of the campaign, the Connecticut
socialists expect to demonstrate at the
coming election that they are a real
factor in politics in the Nutmeg
State.
-ssobert Hunter, of Noroton who
married into the Stokes family, and
thus became one OF the leaders among
the "Parlor socialists" In the cam
didate for governor He declared to-
day that the patty will bring into the
State orators OF national reputation
to help the fight and that already he
had assurances Of support which
would make the dead leaves tumble
from the limbs
Connecticut, said Hunter. lis
filled with political corruption. The
reform clements In the two dominant
parties are denouncing the rank
monopoly OF the New Haven road
which rs admittedly an octopus ~3th
it's fingers about the throat of New
England commerce and they are just
beginning to realize that the railroad
will control the party conventions
and nominate the tickets
Because OF that fact the socialists
are sure to make phenomenal gains
at the coming election. The socialists
are the real insurgents and the people
will realize that before we get
through. The New Haven road has
ruled Icing enough and only through
socialist successes can its grip on the
States commerce be broken
at Is not far-cry from a city to
State and the success In Milwaukee
will be duplicated IN many States
within Tho next few years. Inasmucn
as 1t In plain that the people want q
change we intend to offer them the
right change and ~ get their votes,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06

proved one or tho most able members
OF Parliament and Of the English
cabinet, now holding the post Of first
commissioner of works
Lord Crewe Is greatly disappointed
that he has not been chosen to sue
coed Mimic, but the liberal leaders
decided that ms leadership in the
House of Lords could not be spared
at this time Lord Kitchener is men
toned for the post, but he signified
his disinclination to accept. He had
made the viceroyship subordinate to
military Importance. and would have
had to undergo the embarrassment
of reversing himself had he accepted,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
D. HENRY SMILED
BEFORE He DIED

NEW YORK. June 6.-The funeral
Of William Sidney Porter better
known as 10. Henry" and conceded
to be the best short story writer OF
the present generation. will be held
from the Little Church Around the
Corner tomorrow morning. and the
body Will be shipped TO his former
home at Ashevile. N. c., for burial.
Just before he died Porter turned
TO the nurse at his bedside and with
a whimsical smile said:
Put the pillows up higher: | don't
want to go homie in the dark
The end came very quietly yester-
day, the immediate cause being heart
failure, following an operation for cir
rhosis of the liver.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
AUSTRIAN BOY KILLED
BY ROBBERS IN W. VA

Especial to The Richmond vrginian
HARRISONBURG, June e.--Several
days ago at Camp II, near Cheat Bridge
Randolph county, w. Va, an Austrian
boy named Zoozoo was killed IL Is re-
ported by Campbell and Frenchy Phil
iips, whose intention was robbery.
The victim was shot four times and
died instantly. The murderers made
their escape before robbins their vic
tim. being frightened by the approach
of a number of men. Campbell, how
ever. was arrested and Is now in RAN
dolph county jail. Phillips was lest
seen as Cass. and Is said to be native
of Upshur county
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
Needle In Heart.

ROANOKE, VA. June 6.-News
comes from Landgraf. w. Va. that
Miranda Meeks, colored. died sudden
~ near there and her husband was
arrested on suspicion of having caus-
ed her death. An autopsy revealed a
cambria needle piercing the woman
heart! There was no scar on the body
to show that the needle had pune
tured the skin and the man was re-
leased. How the needle found its
way to the womans heart is a mys-
terry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
HONOR MEMORY
Of DR. NJ GOWN
Impressive Service for Baptist.
Minister Who Died in Rich
mond.

Especial 70 The Richmond Tirginian.)
GoRDoNSN1LLE, VA. June 6. i me-
mortal service, in memory OF Rev. ]. w.
McCown. d. D.. was held in the Cor
louisville Baptist church. Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock, Rev L. J. Haley d.
d.. of Richmond. college-m mate and
life long friend of DIR, McCown deliver
ed the principal address Rev. J. b.
Cook, the present pastor of the church,
also paid glowing tribute to the de-
ceased,
DR.. McCown died at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs, John Hart, in Richmond,
January 9Th, and was buried In Maple
wood cemetery. He was three times
pastor of the Gordonsville Baptist
church, serving about twenty Ave
years, and 1t was his request to be bur
led whore he had served so long and
faithfully and had made so many
friends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
OBITUARY
Funeral of Mrs. Carroll.

The funeral OF Mrs. John Carroll.
who died early Sunday morning at
the residence Of her daughter. Mrs.
j. q Hawks. No.-2112 " est Cary
street will take place Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock from the Sacred
Heart Cathedral.
Mrs, Carroll leaves four sons--J oh n
w. Carroll. James r. Carroll. Michael
Carroll and Daniel Garrolt~--shEets
daughters-Mrs. James Allen, OF Ash
land Mrs. James Hanion. OF Ham
over. and Mrs. Hawks. and several
grandchildren. She also leaves two
brothers, John and Eugene Harring-
ton,
Mrs, Carroll was a native Of Coun-
~ Cork. Ireland. and came TO Yir-
ginia in 1883.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
Big Y. NJ. c. A. Moonlight.

The membership captains and thei,
friends have promoted big event az
social character for the senior mem,
bcrs and their lady friends. The steam.
er Pocahontas has been chartered for
Thursday night June Is. for moon-
the public. but for members and fhair
friends. Full announcements will +.
made In few days. This will be N !.
social event Of the summer season ~
the biz membership now enroiled ~
ths aasnlncent new buildine1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
J. S. JAMES,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
7th and Main Street.

osophy of Berlin University, where
she studied political economy for
three years. Since her return home
she has been connected with the Fed
erai Bureau OF LABOR, investigating
and making a report on child labor
-tegtsisttrn IA the Il fifted States, which
has just bsen published. Mrs Otey
u a daughter Of the late John Ii.
Lewis, a prominent attorney OF
LyuChburg
Reception 10 Congregation.
The Daughters of the King of the
Church of the Holy Comforter will en-
terrain the mem bers of the oongrega-
ton In the parish hall Tuesday, June
I, at $50 o'clock.
The daughters wish TO have every
body To extend them such q welcome
as Will not soon he forgotten.
Commencement Exercises.
The fourth annual commencement
exercises OF Pegrams Seminary win
be held in Park Place NJ f. church
Thursday penina,- June 3, at g. si 10 +.
NJ Henry jackson Hayes and Jesse
Clsrian Duke vii receive bachelor of
science degrees. Those who have com
pleted the work ot the grammar
grades and VIII receive diplomas are
Ethel Ware Brauer, Essie Taylor Cox,
Jeanne Heath Chernault, Madeline
Bernedette McDonough. Walter Rolph
Schultz The program for the evening
will he of rare interest. consisting OF
prayer, Prof. u. r. Anderson, Rich
mond College; piano solo, selected,
Madeline Bernedette McDonough, Nir-
giniA Patriot, ! Clarion Duke piano
duet. tab Cooling Doves. tbl Under
the Mistletoe, Louise and Alice Wash
er; recitation, DE Colt Nit Dispepsy,"
Essie Strailman; solo, selected. Mr..
Columbus Canepa; address, Rev.
George w, Mcdaniel, pastor First
Baptist church: duet. "Qui Vive,
Maud Parrish, Essie Strailman; ole
Mistis Befo de War Essie Taylor
Cox: solo. selected. Miss Viola Dia-
cont; recitation, THE Squire's Roost-
err" Maggie Estele Anderson; piano
solo, THE Forget NJ e- Nots Ethel
Ware aBuer; The Heart of Old Hick-
Dry" Sophie Gayle: piano solo, The
First Violet" orlene Gedsey 1.-TWO
months pupil,; recitation, The Acct
dent" Ethel Ware Bauer; solo. select
| ed, Mrs. c. r. Brenglc; 'Burdock
Music Box" Susie Williams; solo, Sc
! lected. Mr.. Columbus Canepa; The
| QUEEN Of May" school.
Presentation of medals and dlplo-
mas. Or. Charles IA. Ryland, Rich
mond College: Farewell. Jeanne Heath
Chernault. accompanies, w Reginald
Walker. Miss Brengle. ushers, Messrs
Outland. Howard Redd and Henry
tHayes
StArke--Warc.
I Or. ]. W. Morris, rector Of Monu-
/ -..ul oburrh offCiafed at the wed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06

ding of Miss. Hattie Whiting Ware and
Charles Manly Starke, of West Point,
who came to Richmond on Saturday
and were married at DR.. Morris resi-
dence.' Messrs, John w. Starke and
Louis Gentry were the only attend
ants. The bride is the daughter OF
Mrs. william Slaughter Ware and the
groom, a former resident of Rich
mond. is prominent in insurance cir
Giles in West Point.
Called Meeting.
The Colonial Danes will hold call
ed meeting on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock in the rooms of the Vir-
ginia Historical Society to cooperate
with the A. p. V. A. for the preser-
walton of the John Marshall house. a
full attendance Is desired.
Personals.
Mrs Myers and Miss Adelaide Myers
arc visiting Mrs. John Newport Greene
in Boush street. Norfolk.
Mrs Allen j. Black has returned
TO her home in Roanoke, after visit
10 her mother, Mrs. a. Saunders, of
this city.
Mrs. Harry w. Jamerson, of Dan
vile, is the guest of her brother, Mt.
T., X. Walker. OF Richmond.
Mrs. Walter j. Adams. of Norfolk,
entertained most informally on Friday
evening at her home. complimentary
to her guest. Miss Inez Chatain. OF
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Branch have
returned to Richmond from Europe,
where they have been for several
months on their honeymoon. They
are the guests OF Mr., John P. Branch,
at l West Franklin street.
Miss Mary Cowell. OF Bayboro, Y.
c., who has been the guest Of friends
here. will go to Norfolk on Tuesday
10 stay with Miss Luna Fulford.
Mrs. W F. Richardson. of West
Grace street. Will leave shortly for the
Eastern Shore to spend several weeks
with her sister,
Mrs f. T. Robinson. Of 512 East
Franklin street. viii leave this week
for Lynch burg, where she will be the
guest of Mrs. Don r. Halsey.
Miss Luceta Knox is the guest of
Mr. aand Mrs. ". +. Hill in Culpeper
Va.