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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
DRUGGIST WHITE
ARRESTED AGAIN.
Held on Federal Warrant for
Sending Obscene Postals to
Miss Ida Asfby.
ALREADY UNDER PEACE BOND
Persisted in Annoying stenogra-
pller After Court Ordered
Him to Stop 1t.

on charge Of sending obscene mar
ter through the mails. William r.
Witte, of lila West Main Street
druggist was arrested yesterday morn
ms and taken before United state:
commissioners Flegenheimer, where h,
waived preliminary examination. Fl,
iurhlshed bail in the sum of $3.50 10,
MS appearance in the United states
Circuit Court next week
Post-office officials swore out the
warrant against witte upon com.
plant OF Miss Ida Ashby, stonop.
rapher employed in the office Of m.
State Superintendent of Educat,or
Miss Ashby claims that Witte has
been sending through the mail to her
objectionable postal cards, several Of
which She showed the post Office ON.
Gals. ott
Kept On Annoying Her.
Wltte and Miss Ashby at one time
were friends. The young man pre-
sented her with ring one Christmas
but some time afterwards they had a
misunderstanding and she returned 1t
Miss Ashby securing receipt. Instead
of ceasing his attentions Witte began
to call the young woman by telephone
and annoyed her in other ways until
she was forced to seek redress.
In the Police Court Justice Crutch-
field placed White under peace bond
of $500 several months ago He did
not stop worrying Miss Asnby. how
ever. He called her up by telephone
at the Capitol and a her home at all
hours of the day and night. Miss
Ashby called at police headquarters
and asked the police to take action in
the matter. She refused to swear out
warrant, however, and although Cap
tain Mcmahon reasoned with Witte he
could take no steps in law without
some one who would appear in court,
winch Miss Ashby fatty refused to do.
Got Bnck His Receipt.
When Captain Mcmahon talked with
Witte he said that the receipt he had
signed for the ring did not suit him,
Ind he wanted 1t back. Miss Ashby
would not give 1t up. Finally, at the
.eduest of the police, Miss Ashby and
Nltte met m Captain MoMahors Of
Ice, where Miss Ashby produced the
'eceipt. After Witte had scrutlnized
I the police officer, with the consent
If Miss Ashby, burned It, The couple
.nSaSed In conversation over their |
differences and then went away.
Until few days ago the police heard |
10 more about the matter. When Miss
Ashby showed one Of the postal cards |
o Captain Mcmahon yesterday morn |
ng, he advised her to notify the post
'ffice officials. which she did. and The
warrant was sworn out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
GRAB THIRTEEN
AT ONE SW0OP
Negroes Appeared as Witnesses
and Then Locked Up on
Disorderly Charge.

thirteen Witnesses--and the thirtee,
think that is the unluckiest numbe
III the world--in the murder cas-,
against Robert Harris, who shot Joht
Green near the Belt Line Bridge Sun
DAY afternoon were assessed So and
costs yesterday in the Magistrates
Court of Henrico county on the charg.
OF dlsorderly conduct The ncgroe.
We're convicted out of their own
mouths, and there was nothing to fall
back on. Therefore. Sheriff Kemp /,
feeding thirteen more than he had ia
feed before.
When the coroner called for volun-
teers to tell about the murder of Green
Monday afternoon there were volun
teers in plenty. All of them had seen
the shooting and knew all the cir.
cumstances leading up to 1t, and they
wanted nothing more than to tell all
about 1t.
The first man In the witness chair
proved the charge. He stated that a
crap game was in full blast. and that
the fight rose out OF the game. Twelve
more said the same thing, with varia-
lions. of course, but the crap game
was fixture in every story.
When the coroner had found his.yer-
dict and the crime assigned to the
proper party the thirteen volunteers
prepared to go home to waiting wives
and suppers. No So The way was
blocked by the strong arms of the law.
and they were gently but firmly taken
to the Jail. where they found thirteen
warrants fresh from the pen, charg-
ing them individually and collectively
with being disorderly on the Belt Limo
Railroad.
Yesterday there was some talk and
many denials. but large audience
had been present in the room where
the coroner sat and the evidence given
by the negroes had been well heard.
There was no mistake. and the horny
hearted magistrate in the words or
the street, "harpooned every one of
them with one shot"
Therefore. 1t is said that money is
worse than tight at this particular
time. and certainly the coroner wit
nesses were broke. Sheriff Kemp is |
feeding thirteen extra boardcrs in |
his establishment in East Main Street, /
and there is not happy heart among |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
PARTY COMING
HOME ON OCEANIC TODAY

s. II. Bowman is in receipt of the
following wireless message: Oceanic
reported noon yesterday 400 miles east
Ambrose. Should arrive 3 a. NJ We'd
nesday and Will dock, If not detained
at quarantine about s A NJ
The following Richmonders are pas
sengers on this ship: Mrs. James F..
Cannon. Mrs. Henry G. Cannon. Mrs.
]. B. Harvie, Miss Martha o. Harvie.
Miss Martha o. Harvie, Miss jamie Har-
vie, Miss Minnie Bolton, Mrs James
j. Hickey, Miss Martha Chafln. Miss
Addie w. Chaffin. Miss Ella Binford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
BISHOP ENJOYED
HIS TRIP ABROAD.
But Head Of the Catholic Diocese
Is Glad to Get Back Home
Again.
PRESENTED TO HOLY FATHER
Took Part in Coronation Ami
vcrsary and Heard Won
derfu1 Music.

Il Although he has enjoyed every day
of the two months vacation spent ir
Europe, Bishop Augustine Van de Wy
yer, who returned to Richmond Monday
might, was glad TO get back among his
own people once more The Old World
cities were filled with interest for. him.
and there were occasions which will
remain in his memory for years, but
after the travelling in strange lands
| Bishop Van de Nyver felt better at the
thought of home.
| When he left New York for Naples
Bishop Van de Nyver was the spiritual
guide of party of 200 pilgrims who
were going TO Rome. The bishop found
his duties most cohgenial and filled the
once until the party left Rome, when
IL broke up Into a number of smaller
parties, each going to its own parttc-
u!ar destination.
While in Rome Bishop Van de Vyver
was accorded an interview with the
Holy Father, which is one of the
brightest remembrances of the journey.
He was much impressed by the experi-
ence and feels that the privilege was
a signal honor
While in Rome he was allowed to
take part in the celebration of tho
anniversary of the Pope's coronation.
Mass was celebrated in the Sistine
chapel, and the Sistine Choir sang tho
Grcgorian chants
feel that 1t is worth the Journey
over to Rome and back" said the bishon
last night Just to hear that choir
once. 1t is the greatest in the world
suppose, composed entirely of men
ana boys. The choir Is trained by one
~ .ne greatest teachers in Europe AMI
Is precision Itself. 1t was magnificent"
Aitcr leaving Rome Bishop Van de
nsNer 'raVeled through Italy for some
tlme. and then went to the bedside n,
MS brother, who was i'll in Brusso,,
Mhiie In Brussels he saw the Brussels /.
but he arrived shortly after
.iie great fire, which destroyed the
must beautiful portion of it. Practi- |
e ca. the whole was DESTROYED. and |
.ilei.e was not TIME enough left 10 re-. |
puilu IL Consequently he missed !, |
great portion of the show.
me pishop thought the European ex-
POS. position compared most favorably with
nose held In Chicago and S, Louis
amy u was not so large. The exbih.
rs, , particularly attractive. and
Tue buildings We're very fine.
nile he was in Brussels tn. b,sh,
'iso saw an exhibition of tapestr,es
ahd paintings of the seventeenth con
NY luz which he declared was one Of
.s ~ s,eatest treats of his life. 1t con-
"a masterpieces by the old masters
'ha tapestries OF indescribab1e ba,,,.,,
tAiter leaving Brussels Bishop Van do
' sver went to England. where after
snort stay, he embarked for home Ora
- the features of the journey was thu,
mere was absolutely fair weather an
-le ocean both ways. On the ret,r,,
rip on the Lusitania, Bishop Van do
'sVef said there was hardly white
.ap' SO smooth was the sea. He ar.
iVed In New York last week. bnt 70. II
NAMED over until Monday. when bo
Irrved in Richmond. ne !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
HOUSTON MAN TO STEAK
ON COMMISSION PLAN

Postmaster Seth B. Strong, of Hous
ton. Tex. will speak tonight at the
Auditorium of the Central Y NJ C. A..
on the commission form of city gov
eminent, under the auspices OF tho
Commission League. Major Hunsdon
Cary will preside. AS Houston was
one of the first cities in the country
to adopt the out and out commission
plan. II VIII be an opportunity for all
Interested in public affairs to hear
something of the results obtained. No
cards will be required for admission.
the meeting being open to the pub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
WONIAN'S COLLEGE BEGINS
NEW TERM AUSPICIOUSI,Y

The fall term of the Woman's Col
iese opened yesterday morning with
the largest enrolment in its history.
The prospects for a prosperous college
year are very bright.
There are students In attendance
from North Dakota, Nebraska, Minne-
sofa, as we'll as Massachusetts Penn
ss.ylvania and all of the Southern
States - Rev. James Nelson, D. D., pres
iaent of the college. said last night
ehat he Is well pleased with the
suspicious opening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
fLIMFLAMMED BY FRIEND
David Kitchener, North CaroIIp, N..-o
ives UP Watch After Third DrinI

na nes Up watch After Third Drink.
negro. who came here YESTERDAY t on NINA n a
e .hen learned to his sorrow tba
mere are some negroes in Richm ,na
as as sharp n, as those bred and reared lo' IN
f fan ola North State: David's chief
met man who introduced Him i ~
some Virginia Ticker, and after tho
third or fourth round the new-fon ,n .
friend offered to buy the North carnl
y watch. David wanted SEQ for
Wait till see the boss. and 600
what he thinks Of it," he said .JIj
be back In a minute" That was IN
the morning, and the friend has MOI
peen seen yet. Neither has the watch
been returned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
NO THEATRE THERE
Meyer Grcentree Gets Lease On GIob.
Store beginning NEXT Yenr

"etk Le0yC fSInh6
store beginning Next Year,
Less than week ago somebody got
.ne lo"n rather much excited by the
report that the Globe Clothing stors
a. 1ea seyenth and Broad Streets had been
erect there a theatre for the shuherts
", Mhe en-. the story was printed the nub.
nc was reminded that paper theatres
thi being built every night and that
SO 1t Is. tA'u
! Inc property has been leased for
TERN. Term OF years beginning September /
III, put not to the shuberts or any Of
ve estf seh1 L., me lease was secured
Lease lex, e likewise puts at rest the other h.
= ola story that the property would DO
SECURED nl by the Virginia Hallway and
i LoW IA e,Gompany for a big Office build
occupants will retain possession. 81
course, for another year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
Sent to Reformatory.

Vivian Wright, a ten-year-old white boy
CHARGED by his mother. Mrs. II, A. Drlscoll
with being incorrigible. was sent to tn,
magistrates court of Henrico county. tn,
specific charge against the boy was tina
he had stolen 60 tents. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Driscol stated regarding the boy who i
Mrs. DrTscol's child by former marriage
that they had done everything in thei
power TO make him behave. but found 1t i'm
possible. SO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
TO OPEN MONDAY
Mission Kindergarten Ready to Bcrip
Winters Work,

"AhtSTfs WORK.
"A meeting of the executive board
or the Richmond kindergarten Asso-
make final arrangements for the omen.
ing of Mission Kindergarten in
connection with the Nurses Settle
ment here. The public has been asked
10 cooperate with the Kindergarten
association and the Nurses Settlement
In running this kindergarten. which is
greatly needed, there being no mission
RRlnderrgarten in the city except on
Ghurch Hill. 1t Will be opened at col
p.ast cary Street on Monday, October
., with Miss Nellie McCluer and Miss
Lucy Witt. graduates of the Richmond
training School for Kindergartners. in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
Drill with Guns

nose recruits who have been taken
t INTO the Howitzers during the past
Nv NV months We're given round with
were cannon ann last night The pieces
49, Neae taken into the open space be-
im ma, % for a couple Of hours. Ma
lGr y NJ WORKMAN and Adjutant len
!lnss Y. Wise attended the drill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
nnild,pp parnite

Permits to build and repair were Issued in
the, office of Building Inspector Beck yes
terdav as follows
j. w. Rothert. to erect story con-
crete-blocS garage in the rear of 1il6 Grove
Avenue, $3.50.
C. p. Lathrop & Company, to repair brick
office, 1900 East Marshall Street, 5000.
Nonderlehr estate to repair two frame
dwellings, 1o1i-10l6 st. James Street. s175.
John Duffey, to repair brick dwelling, SO7
Denny Street, $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
POLICE COURT CASES
w. Gray White, Barber, Charged with
Stealing HOuschoId Goods. Dismissed.

w. Gray White, barber. who was
charged with stealing a quantity OF
household goods from Mrs C. X
Downes. was dismissed in Police Court
yesterday morning.
Jeanette Wilson, colored. charged
with running an Objectionable resor,
at Ills East Clay Street, was dis
missed. but Lavinia Daniels, colored
fined s25 and placed under 500 secur-
ity for ninety days. Mrs. Carrie B
Mills. who was found in the latter
house. was fined $40.
Leon Johnson, white, charged with
violating the Sunday labor law. was
fined SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
-
Skinned His Rail

William HAYWOOD, colored charged with
eurslng and abusing John Duncley, also col
ored. of Henrico county was arrested ves
terday and locked up in the county ian
HAYWOOD Is also charged with having
Skipped his bond. The charge was first
Drought against the negro on September 13
when he was arrested. A the county
courthouse he was balied for his appear
ance on September 10. When that date ar
rived HAYWOOD was not in evidence, and
since that time the county officers have
been on the lookout for him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
TO Speak on Hookvvorm.

Dr.. Charles ". Stiles, representing
the United States Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service, will address
the students and faculty Of the Medi-
cal College of Virginia in the coll
lege amphitheatre this afternoon at
4:30 o'clock, on the progress OF the
campaign for hookworm eradication
foremost experts of the country on
the hookworm disease, The address
VIII be open to the public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
NEARLY ASPHYXIATED
North Carolina Negroes Go to bed and
Blow Out Gus.

g. Fl. oNeil and wife, colored, of
Selma, N. c., We're found nearly as
phyxiated yesterday morning AT 3Is
North Eighteenth Street, where they
had gone for the ni~ht. They re-
tired at ! o'clock In the morning, and
blew out the gas. At s o'clock others
in the house smelled escaping gas
and traced 1t to o'Neil's room Both
were unconscious, but were later re-
vived by DR.. Tune. OF the city am
bnlance,. who took them to the City
Hospital
The two had come here on a negro
excursion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
Arrests Inst Night,

samuel Williams, colored, was ar
iiested last night on charge of break
- sns INTO the stable of M C. Scott and
an automobile tire
Joseph Taylor colored, was arrested
81 q charge of holding up and stealing
S-.4o from Alexander Harris L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
Marriage I.icen.e.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday In the Hastings Court to An
drew H. Penning and Grace v. Frank
lin. BENJAMIN f. Borkey and Grace A.
Day, Esther Stanley and Mabel h
Pearman Clifford Van Allen Henwood,
of Pittsburs, Pa, and jamie L. Elem
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
Councilman unher !

Councilman Huber III.
councilman Harry Huber. of Henry
ward, Is III at h S home. 81 South
Adams Street. Mr.. Huber is threatened
Win a nervous breakdown, but His
physicians hope to avert serious at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-28
Jacob Umlauf Moved
to 1926 West Broad

,.5 Jacob Umlauf, upholsterer and mat
Vest Broad Street Opposite R}chnnnS
soilegeo, where he has opened a new
ana enlarged plant, and is presenting
a full and varied line of the latest
coverings, ana where he will be glad
% see his friends and patrons
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-29
- 11oho Emporum's
Ave ~ O~lIll~e Greatest Store
Council Proceedings.

Proceedings of regular meeting of
Borough Council held Monday even
ing, Sept 26, 1910.
Meeting called to order at $50 p. m.
On motion of Mr.. John Il. Howard,
Mr.. T. II. Norris acted as President,
pro tenn.
Members present: Messrs. Cum
mings, Haupt, Howard, Mullin, Norris
and Mumford
Members absent: Messrs. Pearsall,
Foster and Spencer.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The Chairman ofthe Sewer Commit
tee reported that the sewer on Wood
street had been completed.
Moved by Mr.. Haupt, seconded by
Mr. Mumford, that the Ordinance re-
lating to the Surface Water Sewer Ex-
tension be adopted as presented by
Mr. Howard on August 10th.
Ayes and Nayes were called:
Ayes:-Messrs. Cummings, Haupt,
Howard, Mullin, Mumford and Norris.
Absent: :-Messrs. Pearsall, Spencer
and Foster.
Moved by Mr.. Howard, seconded
by Mr.. Cummings, that bill of Mr.. A.
III. Shafer of S65 90 for services render
ed as follows be paid: Fifth street
grade, $1,000; making plans and speci-
fications for Surface Water Sewer,
$50 90; making arrangements with X.
X. Co., in regard to Sewer, $500, Car
ried
Resignation of Mr.. VI II. Foster,
Councilman for Middle Ward, read.
Moved by Mr., Howard, seconded by
MIR. Mullin, that the resignation Of
Mr. Foster as member of Council be
accepted. Carried
Moved 10y Mr.. Howard, seconded by
Mr. Mullin, that Mr. T. IL. Norris be
elected President Of the Borough
Council, To till the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF MIR. NJ. IL Fos-
ter. Carried.
Ayes and Nayes were called; Ayes;
Messrs Cummings, Haupt, Howard,
Mullin, Mumfurd Not voting MIR.
Norris.
Absent: Messrs Pearsall aud Spen-
Ger
On motion of Mr., Mullin Council ad-
iourned,
G. T. CRASDEII.,
Secretary.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-29
SINNAMAH0NlNG.

Miss Alice Shafer is visiting friends in
Benezette.
Mr.. Harry Elliot and J. Hawley
Baird, attended the Mansfield Fair last
week.
Miss Charlotte NJ. Brooks left Tues
day morning for Berkeley, California,
where she has accepted position. Her
many friends wish her success.
Mr.. c. H. Cordie spent Sunday in EN-
porium.
Hon. G. F. Barclay spent Friday in
town enroute to Gettysburg, where he
expects to attend the unveiling of the
Bucktail Monument.
Col. j. o. Brookannk, of Driftwood
transacted business in town Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. A. Phillips was out of town over
Sunday.
Miss Odessa Dent OF Dents, spent
Saturday as the guest of Miss Dau-
ri Crum.
Mrs. Lightner and daughter Jessie,
spent Sunday in Driftwood.
Mrs. Kathrine Strayer is visiting
friends at Heating Summit.
Mr.. Wilbur Fuller aud Miss Hazel
Van Vert have returned from Niagara.
Mrs. Nathan Silin and family are
visiting in New York CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey, of Elizabeth
town, have returned to their home, after
visiting friends in town.
X.Y,X.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-29
HuNTLEY.

Anson Mason and wife, of Pine Street,
was the guest of w. r, Smith and family
Sunday.
John Drivas called on friends in Erie,
Pa, on Sunday.
G. w. johnson was a Remove caller on
Thursday.
John w. Johnson called on his
nephew, John Witchey, of Remove,
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Hazel Billings, who has been
working at Driftwood for the past few
weeks, called on relatives and friends in
town on Sunday.
Selburn Logue, of Kane, Pa, was
home over Sunday with his family.
w. A. Nelson, who has been i'll for
some time, is able to be around again
but it will be some time before he will be
able to return to his work. We are glad
that he is improving.
Dan Kaiburn, Pennsy fireman, of
Remove, was pleasant caller 10 town on
Sunday evening.
B. J. Collins transacted business 10
Dnftwood on Saturday.
The Huntley band gave a musical en-.
tertalnment in the opera House on Satur-
day evening.
SPORT.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-29
RICH VALLEY.
SPORT

Mr.. McCauley has fine crop Of corn
this year
Mr, Roy Pcasley is farming now.
Mr.. + Chadwick is improving
Gleunie Housler is still on crutches.
james Granger has a fine house.
Mr.. Davis wife and family are visiting
the Fair at Olean,
Bert Barr is helping cut corn on the
MeGee farm.
Mrs. Granger had family reunion
last Sunday,
Bert Barr has his house almost ready
10 move into.
Mr. Clinton and wife visited parents
over sunday,
Mrs. Joseph Kiuslcy visited parents
snd also Fred Ostrum aud Violet ban
visited relations on Sunday.
Mr.. Ellis Barr has a 6ne potato, crop
tor the coming winter,
Floyd Barton has a nice crop Of corn.
Frank Lewis is rc-paintins his house.
Clyde Lewis visited his father over
SUNDAY
Mr Chauneoy Barr has moved
Amos Narigon has one side oi the
roof oa his house shiosled llurmh
There sill be- Box and Ice Cream
Social At tho Elk Lick school house. sat
ufday evening. oet, lst.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-09-29
NORTH CREEK.

Plenty Of rain lately, but is is just
what we need.
Mrs. Ethel Houser made flying
trip to the city, Thursday of last week
Mrs. Annie Housler and son Merton also,
Clendon Moore went to town Thursday
evening. How did you get home, Glen
don
Thomas Britton was in town Friday.
A triple birthday surprise party was
held at the home of Ernest Housler,
Saturday evening, September 24th, in
honor of the birthdays of Ernest Hous-
Ter, Willis McCenahan, and VIM.
Spence, which cane on the same day.
All report good time.
Everal Housler and Ed. Morgan went
to the city Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Spence, of Emporium,
attended the birthday party Saturday
evening, returning home Sunday p. ~.
Lloyd Taylor returned to his home
near Black Creek, N. Y, Monday.
Lewis Yates went to town Tuesday.
The belfry will soon be completed. We
think friend Dow must have noticed how
patiently the children were waiting, hence
the rapid progress.
BLUE JAY.