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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
COLONEL REPLIES
TO MS CRITICS
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Lincoln was aasailed for his repeated
criticisms of the supreme court In the
Dred Scott case. Moreover he used
very strong language about the de-
ctsion. far stronger than ! should
dream CT using or which It would be
proper to usa about the decisions with
which I now deal But his view AZ
to his right and duty 10 acii attsn-
ton to m erroneous decision which
vitality affected the rights Of tbs pso.
pie was. I think. entirely sound. At
any rate. II I have erred In COM
mcnting - have comsnted upon
the declstons In question. I err IN
company with Abraham Lincoln.. Z
No and Ahe LimcoIn.
He then referred to the criticisms
THAI have been made upon htnnseif
and compared them with the cStti-
cisns Of the Lincoln speech. He
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
COLLEGES EXPECT
PROSPEROUS YEAR
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University OF Chicago, and Or. Fred
erick White. PHI. D.. of Johns Hop
kins University. are two other mem
Ears OF the faculty. The former
will teach English. The latter will
assist DIR. II. c. Bingham In teach
ing chemistry. The services of Or.
White have been engaged that DIR.
Bingham may have more time to de-
vote to the text books he Is now writ
nK on chemistry.
House For co.Esis.
Along more material lines. the most
notable improvement made 10 the
college. IL an adequate arrangement
for housing female students. This
year. for the first time. the latter
will have an entire house 70 thenn-
selves. They will occupy the large
building formerly used as residence
by Professor Whitson at Broad and
Lombardy streets. II 10 expected that
nearly nifty female students win
natrtcuiAte this year.
President Boatwrighf says he ex-
poets about 400 students this year.
and adds that this number would
probably be even larger were II not
FOR the fact that the entrance re-
auirements have been made more
.igid, As result, the freshman class
wiii be smaller. On the other hand
however, the senior class win ne tns
largest IN the history OF the college
Heretofore. graduating class Of for
" held the record. This year. there
win be sixty-nve aeniorH to begin
with, Of which number II II expect
Va that at least fifty-five will secure
iegrees.
The program fer the coming week
y - NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
POLICE CHIEF QUITS,
CROOKED" CHARGED
Wise Policeman In Frisco Walks
Out Before Being Kicked
O..t

SAN FRANCISCO. sept i..-Re-
cent charges OF police grating made
by Mayor Mccarthy to-day resulted
i'm the resignation OF Police Chief Ma
rim. The resignation win be acted
upon next week.
Mayor Mccarthy charged that the
San Francisco police department ought
10 he completely reorganixed The
charges were made In letter 10 the
police commission. reconme ndfng
some immediate action IN check the
alleged crookedness.
The chiefs resignation followed
conference with the mayor. but II is
known whether Mccarthy asked Mar
tin TO step down.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
WRIT is GRANTED
IN NICK OF TIME

Edward Jonea. the Buckingham me-
gro. who, along with Dallas Wright
and Richard Perkins, was sentenced
to be electrccutea for tho murder OF
Mcssrs. +. G. and w. J. stuart. was
aallowed an appeal from the decision
OF the lower court by the Supreme
Court Saturday morning.
The other two men implicated have
already procured writs OF error and
are now waiting to have their cases
reviewed. The sentence OF tho Buck
ingham circuit Was pronounced July
is Of thtE year.
Jcnee was to hav6 been electrocutsl
Tuesday. though h. y still contnsd il
the Buckingham county jail. The
clerk Of the Supreme Court smmedi-
ately ret M touch with the superin-
tendent OF tire penitenfiary. notifying
BIN 81 the setiHa tef the eeart. and
has since mailed the order to the con-
victsd mans attorney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
FREAK NEWS OF Al DAY

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the gallon
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member
have and h4
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brdeobe gggied nIinG she
IL matrimonial plans
three weeks effort TO get hrs.class
After attempting question looking aees4
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
DECATUR Street
BEGINS REVIVAL
Rev. l.. P. Bransford, of Danyille,
Will Conduct Services for
Ten Days.
UNITED WORK AT ASBURY

Revival services will be held at the
ginning Sunday and to continue for
ten days. The church has been fortu-
nate in securing the services of Rev.
L. p. Bransford. of Danvflle. to do
the preaching. Mr.. Bransford is a
strong orator and has met with won
derful success as a revivalist in meet
ings held throughout Virginia. de
will preach al norn services sunday.
Asbury Church.
There will DE h mems prayer meet
ing at the Asbury Methodist church
Saturday night at s O'Clock which
will take the form or a united gather
ing of members of the Decatur-Street,
Central Methodist and West End
churches.
Sunday services at Asbury viii be
as follows: At $50 A. M, young
peoples service; IL A. M. preach
p. M, Richmond Methodist Union
class meeting will be held; T.45 r.
NJ. Mr.. Wiley will preach.
Special music at Asbury Is In
charge of Mr., j. S. Renner. AT the
evening service Mr.. Fred Jones will
sing.
West End.
Rev. J. NJ. Rowland will preach
at the West End Methodist church
at both services Sunday. His SUBJ
jects will be: IL A. M. Waiting on
God. p. NJ. What Are You Wait
ing For?" The Epworth League will
meet at r. NJ
Other Items.
Rev. Henry c. Prefer will preach
at the usual services at the Central
Methodist church
Rev. ]. J. Fix will preach at the
IL A. NJ. and Sis p. M. services at
the Porter-Street Presbyterian
church.
Though he was indisposed for a
few days this week. IL liz expected
that Rev. j. ". Durham will conduct
the usual services at the Bainbridge-
Street Baptist church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

&otOHHtS NbteS tdAhEEs
One of the -nost unusual features
offered In the introduction to the
Richmond public OF the wonderful
lady chimpanzee. Maize, at the Col
cniai next week. two year old
representative of the higher order
of the simian tribe. the chfmpanzee,
Maize IL almost If not quite human
in her exhibition. Maize laughs and
makes everybody laugh; she accom-
plishes more than would be expected
of a full grown child. Maize poses
artisticaliy. Is very aristocratic, dimes
that Is really wonder to behold.
There will be an exhibition of &C.
centricities by funny comedy trio.
Goodwin and Lane. Their comedy
patter bubbles forth like lava from
Mount Etna. they have fine col
lection Of humorous compositions in
lyric way and promise laugh
second.
Another novelty will show itself In
the appearance of Edward Todd,
novelty cartoonist. With the fame
gained by many leading cartoonists
in this country. many gifted young
people with ability to draw funny
figures with lightning flashes of the
erayon have been attracted to vaude-
willie and Todd's exhibition viii be as
artistic as IL will be amusing.
Daniel Mead. an operate tenor
with great vocal power and sweet
ness. will feature the illustrated song
section. His opening selection on
Monday will be Bonnie Annie
Laurie and the beautiful and quaint
Scottish melody win be made more
effective by the display of magnifi~
cent slides picturing the vocal story.
New and wonderful motion picture
features will complete the entertain
ment- On Friday night. the added
feature In the way of the amateurs
will be given and the daily perfor-
mances will be continuous each af-
ternoon and night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
INQUIRY COM|Ne,
GRAFI[R TREMBLE.
New York's Acting Mayor to
Investigate Probe About
Police Protection
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VICE is RUNNING
RAMPANT IN CITY
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Reported That One Minion of the
Law Has Conn essed to District
Attorney-Puritica-
cation Planned.

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.--This city 10
aghast to-day over the intimation that
revelations of police graft that will
eclipse the sensational developments
OF the Lexow investigation are Inn
pending. The elmer circle Il about
10 be uncovered, and the manner In
which gamblers, disorderiy house pro-
prietors. sure thing workers of every
kind. end even the women OF the street.
eetion will be fully told, III reports in
circulation about police headquarters
are well founded
One report IL that a complete con-
fession has been promised Acting
Mayor Mitchell and District Attorney
Whitman by police department offi-
cial of high rank who was caught
with the goods and who Is willing to
tell all he knows IL he is assured i'm
mnnity. This story In being repeated
to-day with great circumstantiality,
one report having the man captain Of
police, and the other an inspector: but
the two men who actually know IL the
report is true. Mitchell and whitman.
are silent.
investigation Sure.
Ii is certain that there win be a
grand jury investigation of the police
force. II will be commenced next
week. The score OF the attaches of
the commissioner of accounts Once,
who have investigated the open gam
bling and the display of vice on the
principal streets. and who are believed
to know what amounts were paid for
protection and to whom the money
went. will he the first witnesses. They
will be followed by persons who have
benefited by lax police methods.
Acting Mayor Mitchell and Mayor
Gaynor are said TO be In accord in
the present plan to purify the police
and TO stop at least the open violation
Of the Law. II was after visit to
Mayor Gaynor at Deep Wells that
Mitchell went to see District Attorney
Whitman. and the grand jury investi
cation was decided on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
HTRERNIAN AUXILIARY TO
ASSEMBLE IN ST. PETERS

ty convention of the iadieg' auxii-
larry. Ancient Order OF Hibernians.
are urged 10 attend meeting to be
held In 81. Peters church Sunday ar
ternoon at $50 O'Clock. Important
business, including election of off,
GERS. win be transacted. ii Is an
nounced-
The present county officers are:
Mrs. u, r. Robinson, president. Mrs.
L. p. Marin, president: Mrs
Thomas Muldowney. treasurer; Mrs.
J. J. Williams, secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
CAPTAIN WRIGHT
BUYS FINE HOME

Police Captain Alex s. Wright.
through 3. r. Hamilton and Com
psay. has Just bought the property
No. f70i Decatur street. where he
will make his home. This property
was owned by r. L. Adams. The
price paid was $1,000 and other valu-
able considerations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
JACKSON HEARING
AGAIN POSTPONED
Man Who Shot Relative in
Devils Dream Will Have
Trial Sept. %.

The case of L. A. jackson. charged
with feioniously shooting hts brother
in-law. William Finegan. was called
In Police Court Saturday. hut the Vic
tim of the shooting was not able TO
appear on account OF his injuries and
the hearing was again spostponAd.
Tbs shooting occurred September s
and FaneGan was peppersd with nuxn-
beR bird shot He stated recently
70 = reporter that Jackson had d
devils dfsam' when he did tho shoot-
ing. The victim ID still confined at
the Retreat for the Sick. The next
hearing has been set for September
~. when Finegan will probsbly be
abls 70 appear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
End IIlspcction,

Mechanical Inspector f. A. Mil
Ter. OF the United States treasury de-
partment has Just completed the final
inspection ~ the new Manchester
postoffice.
The government has Just made the
last payment to Barnes Brothers
contractors. for the erection of the
building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
TONEY'S RECOVER
SEEMS CERTAIN

Advices from Fredericksburg state
that Walter L. Toney. who was run
over by train and lost both legs
Thursday while beating his way on q
freight train to Washington. .. c..
will recover. He is reported to be
resting easily In the Mary Washing
ton hospital. He will likely be brought
home In about three weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
Editor Dies From Peilarra.

Especial to The Richmond vfrginian)
RALEIGH. n. c.. Sept. l7.--Edi-
tor John Julian. OF the Salisbury Post.
died Friday from peiiafra- He was
member of the two last legislatures
as representative In the lower house
from Rowan county, and was very
popular,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
sent 70 Grand Jury.

Ernest Kearney. colored, charged
low. at Centralia, was sent to the
with robbing the store OF C. b. Swat
grand jury of Chesterfield county by
Magistrate l.. w. Cheatham Friday.
Squire Cheatham fined Henry
Brown. coiored. $40 and costs for
disorderly conduct on q street car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
COWS AT LARGE
OWNERS FINED

A. II. Simmons, white and Joe
Brooks, coIored. were each fined 81
and costs Saturday morning in police
court No. for permitting their cows
to roam In the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
AT the Theatres
NExr WEEK.

Aesdemy-fiddish players, wednes-
day night. The Other Woman" Fri
day night; The Sins of the Father"
Saturday matinee and evening.
biiou--"Paid In Full all week.
Observation-Disclosures vaudeville.
Lubin--continuou vaudeville,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
CoIontars Novel Featurc.

your attendance you will help swell
it's famous record.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
Yiddish Players.


Few English speaking companies on
the American stage to-day can COM
pare with the visible art and dra-
matte expression OF the Yiddish players
comprising the New York Yiddtsi,
Operatta Company, which liz under the
personal direction OF Edwin A. Rel
kin. and which comes direct from New
York city TO the Academy on wedaes-
day night. In one Of the best plays
OF the Yiddish repertoire.
This company 10 headed by the we'll
known and popular star and player,
Mr.. David Levenson, and Is supported
by an excellent cast OF popular Yid-
dish players.
Mr.. David Levenson and his COM
paay are very much In earnest in their
message OF truth-teiling a. the acme
Of stage art. In these days of puerile
drama and machine made stars they
stand eloQuently and passionateIy for
verify In art and the Yfddish embodi-
ment. by which they hope to reach the
dramatic Consciousness OF America.
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wEATHER CONDITIONS.

the Auams an
nil o southern Response o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

George H. Brennan at the Academy
next Saturday. matinee and night In
many respects this drama Is even more
remarkable than THE Ciansman.
marking an epoch In the dramatic
treatment of the race problem.
The Ciansman' was historical;
THE Sins of the Father Is contem-
porary. The Clansman" set forth
the achievements OF the ku Klux Khan;
The Sins of the Father shows the
threat OF negro domination within the
home. The Clansman" justified the
attitude Of the South forty years ago:
The Sins of the Father''-in MIR. Dix
on's own burning words-calis upon
the South of 1910 to be true to ner
best traditions and save American civ
iitzation!-
Any fear of the celebrated authors
repeating his previous work has proved
groundless. He has taken new mate
rial, new characters. new situations
and has welded them into dramatic
structure which carries novel story
of the most exciting interest and drives
a powerful message home to- the heart
and brain OF every nearer. That, at
any rate, il the verdict Of those who
have seen "The Sins of the Father
In The Sins of the Father Thomas
Dixon presents the ruin that threaten
ed to overwhsim Southern household
from the mixture of races.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

WASHINGTON. d. c., Sep. fT.--Fore-
cast for Virginia: Fair tonight ami
Sunday, warmer tonight In west and
north portions.
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~
Ferdinan Newiywed. father and
proud OF IL go haynes
Napoleon Newiywed. the baby.
Major Knot Much James e. Rosen
Tom Travers, in love with Dolly,
Thos. J. Cochrane
Pref. August Nichoi. proprietor of the
infant incabaeors Milton Dawson
Adolph Nichoi, his brother "a waiter)
Geo. P. Murphy
DR.. /. Curem, the family physician.
Geo. Avsrill
Mrs Newiywed. baby's mamma,
olga Won Hatxfeldt
Gwendoiin, the baby's nurse.
May Emory
Dolly Jolly, Mrs. NewIywed's sister
and ward OF Mrs. Newiywed.
Maize Lee
A Bear Hal Starks
Sergeant DAILY. police officer,
Gus Steele
Incubator Nurses
Dora. ..... Maeola Ledoux
Cora Mag Harris
Dancing Girls
Violet ...............T rixie Warren
Rose -........ Susie Volfmar
Newleyweds are always amusing.
but The Newiyweds and Their
Baby" seen at the Academy Friday
L.
were funny to the point of absurdity
and scream. Perhaps they were not
~ amusing as the brilliant company
OF talented musical people who
helped entertain the comfortably
filed house. but they and thtir In
fantile prodigy were the centre of at
traction all the while.
The show abounds with merriment.
beauty. dance song and odd droll-
cries. all OF which served admirably
to send the audience home humming
and whistiing catchy songs. and still
laughing at the 5estx and absurdities.
Olga Won HasxfeIdt made charm
Ing "Newlywed" wife. She has .
splendid voice. and nonchalant
grace which wins. AZ Adolph Nichol,
Murphy scored the hit of the evening.
His acting and German dialect In
.sthe operate solution was by far
the most humorous touch I'm the play.
James Rosen, as the baby. was won
derfully infantiie and satisfying, and
Hal Starks was a good bear.
The wholesome, ludicrous show Is
worth seeing
paid In Fun"
Next spring. or at the end OF the
current theatrical season. the wagon
halls and Kemper Co. II so minded,
can give cut some highly interesting
statistics They viii bear upon Eu-
gene walters far famed play paid
IN Full. and they will indicate how
near truth IL the prediction that this
celebrated American drama will
steadily grow in favor and outlive
In popularity any other now on the
stage. Such . future 10 widely proph-
esied for paid in Full" and 1t seems
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

Highest temperatures
ring preceding -
hours at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

When a dramatic star appears in a
new play the announcement Is always
made that this 10 the best In which
he or she has ever been seen. The
public soon verifies or disproves the
statement, however, and nothing is
gained II too much has been claimed
The producers Of The Other Woman
accordingly must realize that they
make q very broad statement when
Blanche Walsh has the strongest and
best play In which she has ever ap-
peared.
The declaration goes beyond the
usual assertions Of u similar tenor.
for there Ii the splendid record Of nne.
strong dramas in which Miss Walsh
has gained the reputation Of being
Americas greatest emotional actress.
Local theatergoers will have the op-
porfunity Of seeing the new play at
the Academy on Friday night. and
those who have seen Miss Walsh pre-
vfoualy in the course OF her remark
able career May judge for themselves
a. to the truth OF all that has been
ciained for "The Other, Woman"
The play deals with a woman's strug-
gle between love and generosity--be-
tween love and duty. II might almost
be said. the duty arising from the
ethical point of viey OF yielding the
man she loves. and who loves her. to
the mans wife. Two women love the
Same man. ard It Ia not the wife who
IL the better fitted to make the mans
life complete In affection and happi-
ness A "Thc Other Woman" blanche
Walsh has q role demanding great
powers OF emotional acting. but this II
her special field In the dramatic
world.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17

AThs Sins Of the Father"
Thomas Dixon. author Of ''The
Clanaman." has written q new play,
.'The Sins or the Father" which will
be presented under the direction u
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