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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
.LAWYER APPE AIS
FOR MORE MONEY
Mr.. Royal Tells Court He Must
Travel to Get Dispositions
in Tenney Suit.

Before Judge Daniel Grinnan. in the
Chancery Court yesterday morning.
William l.. Royal, now sole counsel
for Mrs. Tenney in her suit for d.
vorce against her husband, George O.
Tenney. president of the Atlantic Btu
1.-THE Company. tried without success
to have the Judge enter an order re-
quring Mr.. Tenney to give up $1,000
more to cover costs of the proceedings.
Mr.. Royal stated that at Mrs. Ten
ney's request Attorneys 10 Lane and
Cary Ellis stern and A. W. patter-
son had withdrawn from the case ana
that because of cross bills tilad by Mr..
Tenney, he would be obligeX to go
into several tates to take dispositions.
He asked that the amount be- ordered
to cover his expenses.
He said also that the Tenneys had
about $4,000 in furniture in local
storage house and that Mrs Tenney
would like the use of some of 1t. He
said that he had applied to Mr.. Wen
denburg, counsel for Mr.. Tenney. for
an order releasing a part Of the furni..
ture, but that it was refused Mrs
Tenneys apartments. he said, were
very sparsely furnished.
Mr.. Royal then asked that an Or
der be entered paying him one-third
OF the amount allowed for his fee. The
court decided to hear the whole mat
ter tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
TAKING SCHOOL CENSUS
Every Person OF school Age to b
Listed by State Department

Every Person OF school Age to BE
Listed by State Department.
Blanks are being sent out by the
Departmental Public Instruction to
clerks of district school boards, whose
duty 1t will be to take the school cen.
sus during the next two months. This
enumeration covers the entire State
and is taken every 1--WE years. All
persons of school age, which Is be-
tween the years of seven and twenty,
are TO he listed, the figures being used
in apportionments OF school funds, and
in many computations made by the
department.
Five years ago the total number of
such persons in the state was shown
to be 6s0,61s 1t Is believed that this
year there will be considerably more
than 100000. The work is to be done
during April and May. The distric:
clerks make reports to the division
school superintendent, who In turn
report to the department..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
NOEL IS REMANDED
. T0REFORM SCHOOL
--------
Boy Counterfeiter Saved From
Penitentiary by Action OF
Governor. $
---------------
ANOTHER NOEL REspITED
Norfolk Murderer to Live Until
May 13-school Books
to Be Chosen.
ANOTHER NOEL REspITED

Acting upon petition signed by eX-
Governor Claude y. swanson. Judge
W. Il. Barksdale. the trial Judge. tbs
Commemorative attorney OF Danville
and many citizens OF Danville and OF
Halifax county, Governor Mann yes
terday committed the sentence of Lane
Noel from two years confinement in
the penitentiary to similar term in
the Laurel Reformatory. Noel Is to
be brought to Richmond to-day.
The application for communication
was based upon Nocl's youth and his
previous good behavior. He is only
nineteen years old.>rWith Il compan.
ion. he began the work Of counterfeit
Ing Piedmont cigarette coupons. es-
taplishing a printing plant for that
purpose in the town Of south Boston.
His home is mt Danville. The spuri-
Gus coupons wer said to have been
excellent copies.
Upon detection. Noel with his all
legged confederate was placed in Jail
At the trial he pleaded guilty. and
was given two years. The papers is
sued yesterday by the Governor gives
him into the custody of the Prison AS
ISOLATION OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
REJECTED SU|TOR
STARTS SHOOTING
Injuries Woman Who Repulsed
Him and Fatally Wounds
Himself.

rfttsburg. Pa. April ll.--Dr. Mark
W. Blackburn. a member of promi-
nent and wealthy family. is dying. and
Mrs. Violet Getty. who rejected his
alleged advances. is severely wounded
from shots which Blackburn fred in a
roonling house on Ninth Street to-
night.
Mrs. Getty is said to be the wife
OF practicing physician at Hyndman,
Pa. AT the Allegheny Hospital. where
she lay with a bullet wound in the
shoulder tonight. she said that DR..
Blackburn had called at the house.
los Ninth Street. where she roomed.
this afternoon and made a proposal
that they clope She rejected his ad-
vances, She said, and he left. but re-
turned again early this evening. She
was sitting on the pornh the time
and dashed into the house when shc
saw him coming. She took refuge In
the dining room, but Blackburn saw
her. through a glass panel In the door.
and through 1t he fred two shots
The first went wild and the second
struck Mrs. Getty's right shoulder.
Blackburn then rushed to the front
calibre bullets into his own temple.
AT the Homeopathic Hospital. where
he was taken. 1t was said that his
death was only IL matter of hours.
Blackburn Is son OF Mrs. r. NJ Black
burn. OF Wilson. suburb or Pittsburg, and
the family is one of the oldest and wealth
lest IN that section. His father. deceased.
made q fortune in the grain business there.
lie is about hirty-fve years old and
studied TO be dentist. and although he
got his degree. he Is not known to have
practced. Instead he was employed re-
Gently as superintendent OF a coal mine
At kaylor Pa. Three brothers who visited
the hospital 10 see him Tonight would
make no Comment on the shooting.
Or. ". e. Getty, husband OF Blackburn's
intended victim was n ciassmate of Dr.
blackburn in the Pittspurs Dental College
OF the Western University OF Pennsylvania
now the University of Pttsburg, about FIVE
years ago. They were at that time almost
Snseparable companions. Mrs Getty Is
Twenty-Five years old
Burns Wins Australian title.
sydney. N. S. W.. April ll--Tommy Burns
won on points from Bill Lang, .heavywei ght
champion of Australia, in the twentieth
round OF their fight for the Australian title
To-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
KILLED AT NIGHT AT
UNGUARDED CROSSING
Richard l.. Kyle Meets Death on Track.
of Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Father of Ronnoke Judge

New York. April li.-Richard l.. Kyle.
wealthy cattle dealer and member o, the
tirm o, Newton 6 Co, of Jersey City. was
instantly killed on Saturday night by the
eastbound Buffalo express at the Hllsbor-
oush crossing OF the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road. The crossing Is three miles from
somerv!lle. y. j. Kyle was driving from
Somerrille to his farm near Weston with
a spirited horse attached TO buggy.
There ware no witnesses to tho accident,
but II is believed that Kyle drove on the
tracks directly in front OF the express The
engineer OF the train says he saw nothing
ahead unit! he heard crash He stopped
the train about a quarter OF a mile from,
the crossing. The wreck of Kyles buggy
was on the pilot. The train crew found
Kylc's body on the tracks. About ninety
feet from the crossing was the body of
the horse.
The express was due a. the Eillsboroush
crossing at 7:lS o'clock, and the dead mans
watch, which was badly smashed, had stop
ped at 7:ia.
Kyle recently acquired the Devy estate
and large tract OF land near Weston and
established country place there He was
the father OF County Judge John NJ. Kyle.
OF Roanoke. Va, and OF Robert Kyle, who
was engaged in the live stock business with
him in Jersey City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
CELEBRATION BEGINS
To-day Charlcston VIII Present Silver
Service to BattleNhip.

To-Day Charlcston VIII Present Silver
Service to Battlcship.
Charleston S. c., April ll.--Openlng
With a reception a the City Hall this
morning, the exercises preliminary to
the presentation to the battleship
South Carolina Of the silver service
provided for the ship by the State
whose name she bears, We're begun III
earnest to-day. The reception was
stendered in honor Of Governor Ansel
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Win
sthrop and the other distinguished
guests. Later the party was taken OH
a trip around the harbor on a torpedo
boat, this being followed by visit
to the Charleston Navy Yard, whore /,
luncheon was rendered by the COM
.mandant, Admiral x. p. Adams. The
party was then taken In automobiles
to Magnolia Gardens, about twenty
miles from the city. said To be the
most beautiful gardens in tho. South.
Tonight at the Charleston Hotel the
visitors We're the guests OF the citizens
of Charleston at a banquet.
The presentation OF the silver SER
vice will be made to. morrow by Gov-
ernor Ansel, CAPTAIN Fechteler, OF the
battleship, making tho response, The
service consists Of sixty pieces, and
cost $4,000. Aftar the presentation &c
the service the Daughters of the REV
olution Will tender to the shin a hand
some and costly palmetto nag,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
HAS NARROW ESCAPE,
FROM SURGEONS KNIFE

regarding which experience she saws
For more than five years ! suffered
from the worst form OF stomach trouble.
from which could get no relief what.
ever. My case baffled all the doctors
They gave me no hope at all, and finally
said my only chance lay in in an operations
! experienced the utmost agony while
undergoing an examination ! dreaded
the surgeons knife and was willing to dc
anything to avoid it.
II was attracted by an advertisements
OF the Cooper remedies and decided Il
give Cooper's New Discovery trial.
Within a week | was feeling better,
the pain having subsidized considerable.
Continuing the treatment | improved
steadily, and in two months time was a
well woman.
II can now eat anything | like with
out feeling the least distress afterward.
and am enjoying better health than
have had for years. am deeply grateful
for what Cooper's New Discovery has
done for me. 1t saved my life when the
doctors had given me up.
Coopcr's New Discovery is sold by all
druggists. II your druggistcan not sup
ply you, we will forward you the name
OF druggist in your city who will.
Don't accept something just as good. y"
The Cooper Medicine Co. Dayton, Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

Virginia, for the person Of one Joe
BARLEY, who is wanted in Jefferson
county, w. va. BARLEY is under ar
rest at Saunton. c. b. Wentzell was
the West Virginia officer who present
ed the papers
Bartley's offense seems to have
been an extremely heinous one, espe-
cially in these times of high prices.
He is accused of having wilfully, ma
lieiously, feloriously and with malice
aforethought, entered upon a certain
chicken house, the property of Hannah
r. Appel. and with having abstracted
therefrom three chickens. of the value
of $3.50. In these days when chickens
sell at about $40 apiece, 1t is supposed
that the figure given in the indictment
is merely nominal.
The aforesaid chickens. which. it is
claimed. Joe hartley did feloniously
ABSTRACT and steal, against the peace
and dignity OF the Commonwealth oil
West Virginia. are likely to cost Joe
dear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
NEW PLAN TO END
MARKET Draw LIS
Annual Battle Over Municipal
Stall Rent Checked by
Amended Law.
COMMITTEE TO HAVE POWER
Ordinance Provides That It Shall
Elect Employees Instead of
Council as Heretofore.

The Committee on Markets last nigh,
passed upon and recommended to the
Board of Aldermen, the ordinance re-
ordained by q subcommittee recently
appointed for that purpose. Most I'M
portont OF the changes recommends
by the subcommittee were those pro.
p;ding for the election of the marke,
clerks by ths committee instead OF by
joint session OF the Common Council
and tho uourd of Aldermen Is hcreio-
fore, and making the sanitary fee
charged 10 farmers and truckers, sell
ing their own products within market
precincts 10 cents Instead OF 10. as has
been the custom.
The ordinance, which was revamped
aud brought up TO date. mainly b.
Councilman Tucker and Rogers las
long been considered inadequate, and
has been the subject of many wrans len
III the committee and the Council The
redraft Is designed TO cover all points
tina, might arise. and provides spc-
c.ic penalty OF from So to s25 for vio-
iations and a Jail sentence of not less
than thirty days in default.
Committee to Have Power.
Metes and bounds of the two mar
kets are fully defined. and strong dis
tinction drawn between the different
classes of traders and restriction under
which they must operate. one import
ant thing being that rhe various classes
of trade must be kept apart. sections
OF the markets for each class to be
designated by the committee.
Under the amended ordinance the
committee willhav full power over
all employees, including clerks. The
latter may be transferred from one
market TO the other ii occasion de-
mands. 1t also provides for the cleo
ton of two deputy clerks to receive
the same salary. while at work, as the
regular men.
BY the terms OF the new ordinance
VIII he ended. 1T provides that in No
vember of each year the committee
shall assess each staff, bench or stand
in both markets for rent January 1
of the Following year, and that these
assessments be posted for the !nfor.
nation of the traders.
Occupant Given Preference.
All things being equal the occupant
OF the stall will be given the prefer
ence. In the event that there are no
such applicants for place. it VIII he
put UP at public auction and knocked
out to the highest bidder provided he
goes above the assessed price. No
lessee will be alloweti-to subrent with
out the permission of the committee.
Market were opened. Contracts We're
awarded to George W. Johnson & Com
pany to overhaul the tin. stop leaks
and do other repairs at their bid Of
S249.S5 and TO George f. Carr for the
erection OF fish stalls, 1886, and chang
Ing the stone arch replaeing 1t with
iron pillars. s156. There were bids for
other work but as the committee had
not enough money to spend on all. the
others were passed over.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
IN SESSION IN NORFOLK.
Annual Convention OF Virginia state
Sunday School Association.
Sunuuy-SCHUUI NEsVVf"tIVHs
L SnanIn1 "a The T I'M y iSna fnl1. u

Especial TO The lnleS-DlSpatCh.l
Norfolk Va, April 1.-THE opening
session of the Virginia State sunday
school Convention was held tonight
at Epworth Church. The auditorium
OF the spacious edifce was crowded,
and there were about 400 accredited
delegates in attendance. The features
Governor William II. Mann, on THE
influence Of the Sunday-sc on the
Child. and Through the Child on the
Home" and the song service, by a
choir OF 200 voices, led by J. Lincoln
Hall Governor Mann was given a
rousng reception. The addresses Of
On behalf Of Norfolk-Hon. Thomas
S. Purdie. chairman of the Board Of
"our Schools and Churches" Rev.
George +. Booker, y. D., pastor of Ep-
worth NJ r. Church.
%NOur Host. the Norfolk Sunday
school Association" j. q. Holiday,
cur Homes" a. M. clemence, chair
man convention entertainment COM
mittee, The response was by H. c..
Marchnnt, president. of the State sun
day school Association.
The devotional exercises preceding
the convention proper We're led by
Rev. George w. Swope, pastor of the
Central Baptist Church.
Norris, OF Norfolk. as secretary, and
also the following committee on reso-
lutions. Rev. T. II. Lacey, of Black
stone; Colonel S. l.. Adams. chichester
Springs, and w. j. Kendrick. of Suf-
folk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
U. S. COURT coNyHNEs TODAY.
Major Martin to Act ms Clerk Uutil
Appointment IL Made.
[speeinl 70 The Times piispateh,l

Especial 70 The TInes- Dispatch.J
DanVille, Va, April l1.--Alajor Stan
ley w. Martin. who Is in charge OF the
clerks offices of the United States
Court at Lynchburg, Charlottesville
and Staunton, arrived in the city to-
day to take temporary charge of the
clerks office OF the Federal court here,
owing to the sudden death yesterday
of w. M. NIauZy.
United States Court, Judge Mellow
ell presiding. Will convene here to-
morrow, and ii was necessary to have
an experienced man In charge dur
ing the term. A successor To Mr.
Mauzy will be named by the Circuit
and District Court judges OF this di-
vision, upon the Recommendation Of
Judge Mcdowell, or the Western Dis
trict of Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Packing Jame.tovn E.bibit.

Captain ". W. Baker, of Chesterfleld
went to Norfolk last evening to super
intend the packing and loading of the
Virginia exhibit at the Jamestown Ex-
position. This exhibit will be brought
TO Richmond and displayed in the new
exhibit hall in the State Library annex.
1t is estimated that seven or eight
cars will be required to hold the great
volume Of material. much OF which Is
geological and meteorological.
The railroads have been liberal In
their offers to transport the exhibit
without charge to the State. Some OF
1t will be brought by the Chesapeake
and Ohio and the remainder by the
Norfolk and Western.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
MURDERER REsPITED
Norfolk County Man Gets Extension OF
Life Because OF Wound.

Norfolk County Man Gets Extcnsion OF
Life Because OF Wound.
The Governor yesterday respited the
death sentence of Thomas Noel. of
Norfolk county, from April % to May
13. Noel is one OF the men who made
a sensational escape from the Norfolk
County jail a few days ago. and who
We're recaptured. Noel being severely
wounded. His physicians decided that
he could not be moved to Richmond on
last saturday, when penitentiary off,
Ger went after the prisoners. Elijah
Rouse. his partner in the crime, was.
however. brought to the penitentiary,
and Will be electrocuted Monday week.
Under the law men sentenced to
death must be in the penitentiary fif-
teen days prior to their execution. AS
this will be impossible in Noel's case
under his original sentence. the Gov
ernor granted the respite. He may be
brought to Richmond within a few
days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
SELECTING SCHOOL BOOKS
state Board of Education to Meet Here
nm Aorii

state Board of Education to Meet Here
on April 20.
For the purpose of SELECTING an ap-
proved list OF books for the high
schools of Virginia during the next
four years. the state Board of Educa-
ton will hold meeting in this city
on April 20. For some time past the
board has been advertising for bids,
to be submitted on both the single
and multiple systems. All bids must
be in by April 10.
Fully $4,000 worth OF books Will
be purchased by the high school pat
rons of the State under the selection
made by the board at this meeting.
Agents for the publishing houses have
been exceedingly active during the
past few weeks in presenting their
cases to members of the board.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

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np nh anu a1a.a ana infected by Impurities tho blood
aa xnes Mhh breeds disease IN the
Tnnuea ma state Of health bad
aeer vAM0I heal until the blood
ana polluted matter which the OPEN
does cleanse the circulation but II qualities tho
Doo and IN s assists
soothing cleansing
what s. s. does purifying
health all the
- 80 - " NV " 81 way
SPECIFIC 90, ATLANTA GA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Emit Not 1ninrnd

From reports received from various
sections OF the state by Commissioners
OF Agriculture koiner. 1T seems that
the recent frost did practically no
damage TO the fruit crop. The weather
was dry. and in many sections there
was wind. To all appearances the
State will have the biggest fruit crop
in its history. for tremendous output
OF blossoms is heard of everywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

ISpecIaI 90 The Times IJispatch,l
Hampton, Va. April l1.-Robert At
len, negro. was given five years in
the penitentiary by jury to-day. hay
ing been connected with the murder OF
BENJAMIN Temple, another negro, six
) ears ago. Allen escaped after the
aud was only captured about
three months ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
VICTORY FOR GREENSBORO.
Danville Loses First Game of Series by
Score of Four to Three.
To Thu Disnafch

Especial to Tho Times Dispateh.l
Danvile Va, April 1l.-C;reensboro won
the first of the series OF games here this
afternoon. due to dumb base running. BY
the score OF to .. Floyd for the locals
started in to twirl, being succeeded by
Walsh, who pitched only one inning. he
being called to the bench and Harvey
Bussey substituted vinson. Danvlle's new
addition. appeared in the game and created
quite An impression upon the fans.
The Greensboro team made great show
ing. and the pitching OF Eldridge was
splendid Another game will be played
Tomorrow.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E,
.............,.d o0o2o1Oe .
Greensboro ...........,.1 0oo1e 0oo4
, Batterles-Lloyd. Walsh Bussey and KIN
ltle: Eldridge and Beusse. Umpire. IIoos.
Time Of game, 1.47. Attendance. 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure-Trial
Package Mailed Free to ALI
Lin plnin yErauner.

MANY cases OF Piles have been cured
by a trial package OF Pyramid Pile
Cure without further treatment When
1t proves its value to you, order more
from your druggist Al 80 cents box.
mail to-day, Save yourself from the
surgeons knife and its torture. the
doctor and his bills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
rruit Crop Not Yet Damaged.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Lynchburg, Va, April 11.--Althousn
light frosts were reported In some To-
calities in the country contiguous to
Lynchburg on two mornings last week,
no fears are entertained here for tho
fruit crop as yet, and an immense
crop VIII be had around Lynchburg
unless something happens to the crop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Mr.. Essleston Back.

Superintendent Eggleston. of the
Department of cubic Instruction. re-
turned yesterday from Little Rock,
Ark. where he attended the meeting
of the southern Conference on Educa-
ton. Mr. Eegleston made one of the
principal addresses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
lumber Sheds nnrne1.

Especial 70 Tie Times- DIspatch.l
Newbern, N, G.. April 1l,-Fire at III
o'clock last night at the Meadows Ma
sheds and storehouses, valued at ST.
900. The loss Is covered by Insurance.
The new blacksmith shop of IL. w,
Shriner. adjoining, was also burned
with loss or 5000, The origin OF the
tlre Is unknown, When discovered it
was burning fierecly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
No coIonels, Chnrsc.

Inasmuch as the celebration of
Founders Day at the University of
Virginia has been postponed, the Gov
ernor. with his imposing staff of
colonels, will not go to Charlottes-
Vile tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Killed m Wc,t yIrr,ni,

Ispeclnl 90 The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bluetield, w. Va. April 11.-Rohert
E Ayes. of Dublin, was killed at Eek
man, w. Va. Tonight. His remains
Will be taken to Dublin tomorrow.
Particulars cannot he learned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12

DP0pCV Cured; quick Keller: removes all
ONOl VI swelling in s to 20 days: 90 to 60
days effects permanent cure. Trial treatment
given free to sufferers: nothing faIrer. DIR.
II. II. GREEN'S SONS. Box *. Atlanta. Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-12
Tennessee Cadets Here.

Twenty-six cadets from tho Tennessee
Military Institute, in command OF Colonel
O. C. Hulvey. principal OF the school. spent
yesterday in Richmond and left last night
for home. They have been away from
school for ten days and spent most Of their
tine sightseeing in Mashlngton.