The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-31

{zELEfFfSfE 8HE moro ttAhn hN shVNiN
hesn actsms In capacities of council
tnfn and pubie spirited citizens. anA-
B ieus fer the Fighting of wrong
Mayor On tise stand.
Mayor Richardson. slated as the
E#s ffssr witness of the evening. was on
TUT ruuri
Il rive very little direct testimony, ow-
1ng to the fact sssat EHetH the begin
+ fing he had kept as far aloof from
Is she Investigation as had been posi-
bic He described I'm detail. however,
q she conferences he held with MIR. Wise
en the subject OF the much-moete-
arfendment.
d On the day the amendment was
sFft 20 his Office for approval, ami
ssffse II sllli lay unsigned on his
b desk, Mayor Richardson said. Mr.
I Wise came Into the Mayors Office and
asked whether or not the ordinance
I had been approved. The Mayor re-
piled that it had not--that he had
gone oSer thc matter carefully b3
having his secretary read the origt-
nal ordinance, while he compared IT
Z with the amendment, that he hao
4 rutieed the changes, and that. con-
ssdering the Importance uG the matter,
he ssas waiting 10 ind ont whether or
not il bad the approval Of tho Board
IN HeAlth
Mr. Wise informed him THAI APP
4 rrs,yal had ALREADY been given. ia spite
II fIis assurance Mayor Richardson
fstok the trouble u get the informa-
ZION first hand from the Board ol
u Health This was received later in
IN. ry,ore,fuv. and that same day the
Alnondtnent was Signed
sot,, A.,,o,- Richardson. 4
W., ~, t14 bstl ana told him
= -. 49,, ..,atnancar'
3s ~, ~s.,,,,,s,. e., ross Questioning by
$50 rs the Naynr stated that he
4 -. 80. 49,, ~ pnttnck In couDpc~
80. -. 4.n ~, ,,~,i,,srre and thar Mr..
.s.,4 Ma ~, ,ngd bj,n that ne had
- ',,.T.fs.,-,,7 at, ans dairyrpen.
unat txa had Heard.
zg-4--z.-7y7 s5s,s,t,f1,,9, oT these meet
y - ,79 - n 5Tavor K1cnard-
~. - s.ssIarrd mt. Inc remainder of
- 80 ,5-,.sl.sgf ,,(ycerTins the matter
-. t',.,s,t ~, t,arsa,. Ne said. how
~ - ~. ,.aa unable 10 recall
,.tts,,.,,,. si,an nn the stand
-, "a n.,-n sn rnnnlct with the
ssas.ns ~, ~ card ne had heard
80, t5.,.,...v,,ap keltura had
refl,v inns mat
49, ,Tg,5s ,,,f5,r,na,5rn. ne said. ne
- 80, aatned first
sW..,.s MARI. tgF tbq dairy
y laaaia - ~" 80 haya rontrit,-
4 - so - which Messrs.
800 ~ ~ w. ,rrs3ved for their
4 a.ts "''"
A y - ~. s,t,,... ..st.o, ,ha navnr whe-
49, ~. ra1,,es, that
4 ~ - - -, a., faad dis
~. ~ e@'t 80. ''as' - ,rltr Catfie in spite
1s't'9 - ac,fon was In
y ~ ~ p, ~r'ttv1snra norr,ts-
{ 800 , 49, beer sought
49, ,'l,,. sttorns4 rather than
~ 'Ftf, ,t-e, Mayer
! IRON s. tns i'eaiS' 49, ~ ha,,e asSad
g ss'''-A 1..l',,;s hava neen
80 t.ts $3.50 -, ~ M execntIye
ST. $50 - 80 a. res. M d@nartn,ent could
sssss0 y -, ~ l's.,>.+r,.g-t,o,, ~ a health
60 q iSs1' '0''9'A ''''''0"
~ . r,,a4.ss.. .as,teoa On 10
Naas"t fti-i'4s .SN1 a. ysv,aa
asessfs p1e.ei'eu ~ nun ~ ~ aha-g.s
I1sAsNiAs w 4A4a'' : . 80. ~
agaihst tAe ~" Sou si'l -.
thsse, ne saio, was rom +at bts
rick, datfyman. IT tola ol me en-
Eastng OF MessrE' Fo4loeN anu " 'S'
To Sapurs permission from III levy
aud get him Ia n4ItersntlAfe -AetN1en
GfsNsaefy waste and swirl.
asf~ lynch asked whether MF Wise
nj his first interview had declared
5 4E3&X ne &ffG MI 4 DtfVtA 4AAA tNNh
engaged to use their influence with
the hoard Of health
sgThat ia nv understanding" re-
patad The n1AyCr. AT the second In
@-,arS4a.v Mr. Wise told me they wished
gav Te,t IN o3nereultate between
s,.-iu ana a.stllIsr., ..,azta 4hr-la4t,4r
~ ,,s4,iet, ,,,a. an.}eraa IA, Mr Rrt+tts.
sas,,r, - ",,s,as.n(t {r M cisti,iarv bnst.
- = $50 gr'.a ,,,S,~,as,,,,. fcos
~. se-,r,,, Js a rat1,rg
-. = : ~, AZ = i,,.,-,9
s1sah ~ P'e~o" d" '"' '''@ "''0
n - ~ ~.
IN the Suehsth OF TINS Iace s1iu
eAaset h4ehal os"h' "tote 'ette4
70 Dr, Levy ana re repHea' his Aet-
Ter and mine are now before the
eosnmittee.
Visit Was Painful.
Mr., Wise ASKED the mayor II he
could recall the circumstances OF Mr.
y Masas TWO visits 10 him. The mayor
replied In the affirmative, and then
ri response 80 further question:. de-
tiareu that the second interview had
been very distressing and painful TO
both. Mr. Wise. he declared. was
greatly distressed over the charges
fase1 against hirn-~eo much so that
\ bis talk was not very coherent. On
that occasion Mr. Wise gave the
mayor a letter from Mr. Brittle In
4 which the latter differentiated between
q swill and waste. and declared positive
~, that neither Mr.. Wise nor Mr.. POL