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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
|||TTlE ABBEY Plan
l|SI !! ! ELABORATE
More Than $3.50, 900 to BE Spent
In Erecting
1t.
WILL HAVE RARE RELICS
no Expense to Be Spared in Com
pleting Soldiers Home
Commemorative.

Richmond Is to have Battle Alb
hey commemorative OF the vaiorons
deeds OF the Confederate soldiers,
(which will cost more than s250.oo0.
The acceptance of the plot of land
1t tho Soldiers Home. bounded by
4ho Boulevard, Sheppard and Ken
&ington streets and stuart avenue, by
The Confederate Memorial Association
onsures not only the erection of a.
Beautiful building. which will be filled
With relics. painting and documents
bf the war between the States. but the
opening Of another handsome and
bpacious park on the west side of the
eity.
Lieutenant-Gover Eliyson, chair
man of the Battle Abbey committee,
has formally accepted Governor
Mann's offer of the Soldiers Home
Esite, and courteously declined the
proffered location on Monument ave-
hue W HE city of r hmonrf. ---------
The executive committee of the
hssoctation met In this city on We'd
hesday. and after giving the matter
Fery careful consideration and con-
kerrtng with the absent members of
The committee. 1t has been finally de-
4ermined to accept the site offered by
khe State OF Virginia. which LIS a
bart of what is known as the Soldiers
Home property. 1t is immediately
I'm the rear of what is now known as
fshe soldiers Home" fronting sos
seet on the Boulevard, bounded on
the west by Sheppard street. on the
f1orth by Remington street and on
he south by Stuart avenue.
An Ideal Site.
This site is equal TO two of our
ktty, blocks The committee decided
90 T. Ike all OF the land included within
The above boundaries. We think that
Nnpon4 this site q beautiful building
nRy be erected. and 1t can with great
advantage be placed in the centre OF
what can be made a beautiful park.
Of the committee were
largely influenced In their final de-
tfHaon of this site not only because 1t
MAnorded a very superior location for
the Confederate Memorial Institute,
hut Will be able to add to the city "a
beautiful park as well. We feel that
when the work Is completed every
body viii agree with us that no mis-
ss-ssaka has been made In the selection
Of this location.
IL liz now within easy reach of the
street car line. on one Of the most
[pcpuiar drives, and we look forward
Fswith very pleasant antieIpations to.
.tne time now So near at hand when
xths work will begin on the building.
The completion of which will mark
Afnother important epoch In the Com
sedefHte history of Richmond, With
I'm this building we propose to gather
!. eAlyitinRs, statuary. rare relics of the
EUufcderate cause, and everything
that will help to educate and interest
sb13E people In the work or the brave
11nsa who offered their lives for the
cause Of the constitutional liberty In
The war 81 1s6l-'s5.
1--WE invoke the aid and co-opera-
tloTls not only of the citizens OF Rich
pend. which we already haze, but of
~ the citizens OF Virginia, and OF the
DCuth, to enable us tn put in this
building the most valuable collection
1tfscnfeaerats~ material to be found
IN the world
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
CONTEMPLATED
FOR BAPTIST HOME

A building committee of ten. with
Mrs. w. s, Forbes as chairman. was
appointed at the meeting OF the board
OF managers OF the Baptist Home for
Aged Women on Friday. There are
now twenty inmates 1T. the home,
and the capacity of the building IL
taxed to the uttermost This commit
tee was appointed to look into the
matter Of enlarging the home or OF
building an entire new building on
the old site. 1t Is probable that the
adjacent lots owned by the home Will
be sold.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
CLOSE CAMPAIGN
IN MANCHESTER

tionists. held while that of the "antis''
was in progress. he was greeted with
three rousinE cheers.
However. the Mayor did not point
| hlankiy state that he fayors consoli-
dalton, but intimated that he will east
his ballot In Mondays election for the
union. He said.
IF ] must surrender the Office i
now hold ON April Is, / will give II
back with the same clean hands as
when IL was first rendered me. sew
enteen years ago,
VI recognize one fact, that the city
of Manchester does not belong to any
man, faction or set Of men. but to
the body polite. OF which / am the
head. have net thrown one straw
In the way of annexation. I could
have held the ordinances five days. in
stead of signing It the day after II
passed the Board Of Aldermen.
II love Manchester as we'll as any
man who ever trod its streets. but
| love progress better. IL the eiti-
gems think 1t best. then all will be
we'll"
Mr.. j, p. Sampson declared that a
circular distributed throughout the
/ city Friday by the anti-consoiidatton-
lists. asking the voters to rally in
defense OF their homes and vote
against annexation at the polls, was
an insult TO the citizens of Manches-
ter.
Mr. Augustine Royal also spoke,
and among other things said: II had
I rather become part or Richmond
without any terms at all than re-
main as we now are
Other addresses favoring annexation
were also made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS ENJOY
PLEASURE JAuNT ON RIVER

With Assistant Secretaries of the
Treasury Charles D. Norton and Free
man Curtis aboard. the revenue cut
ter Apache weighed anchor In the
James Saturday morning and steamed
down the river The Washington Of
hcials are down on q pleasure jaunt.
II ID said. and VIII return to the ma
tionat capital Monday.
The visit OF the assistant secretaries
is said 70 have no bearing on the pro-
posed teepning OF the river channel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
MARTIN WILL NOT
RUN FOR CONGRESS
Does Not Think He Has Cllance
of Election and Won t Be
Sacrifice.

Especial to The Richmond virgtnianty
NORFOLK A., April 7.--Dispite ths
boast given him by CengressrnAn h1emp
night. National eCommftteefian A1vAh
H. Martin. will not he candfda&e Tor
Congress according to his close poitti~
cal friends. Mn
ting what he goes after With his EHs
putation. he sees little chance .of el&r~
tion to Congress and conseQgDntl NJ
will not be candidate He AIx nevaf
win not consent to be led u tn
slaughter even to satisfy big gums ~
Washington. ssg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

terday of pneumonia, after short
Illness. aged IS years Mr.. Burgess
was born in Bridgeport. Conn. but
his parents moved 10 Virginia when
he was an infant. He served In the
Confederate army, and was promi-
nent In G. V. circles. He had been
in business In Hampton for many
years. He was member of the First
Methodist church, from which funeral
services will be conducted tomorrow
by Rev. a. w. Wray
He leaves a widow and four chill
dren
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
WOULD RETAIN NAME.
But BE BRANCH OFXIC5

Saturday afternoon that II Richmo1
and Manchester consolidate tha p6f q
Office of the Southside will b ma1Il ~
a branch of the Richmond oflco. h
will retain the name Of Manc
ter. asss:fs Ii
However" nv Allan said,
has not been definitely arranged. 11SG|
question has been bfore the derar4
ment at Washington. but defintte A
ton has been deferred 70. await kh&
outcome OF the election which VIII h0|
held in Manchester Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

+ In the parlors OF Mrs. Mary s. Mi
cou. 404 West Main street, the Rich
mond Chapter OF the American Wo-
mans League was organized on
Thursday evening. The following Of
ficers were elected: Mrs. Mary s. Mi
eea, president: Miss Pattte v, Isaacs.
secretary, Mrs. NJ. r. Wollard. treas
urer, and there were twenty-seven
charter members, roll OF 200 being
the goal, Ter their si.e8e chapter
house will be given by the central
body to the local chapter.
The league is an advocate of integ-
rity and purity OF the American home
and for wider opportunity for Amert-
can women.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
DEATH OF MRS. BENNETT. s
MOTHER OF MRS. ALLAN

Mrs. A. H. Bennett. mother ok ler1
Edgar Allan. Jr.. of Richmond. dt64
Friday at her home In Takoma Eorks
District OF Columbia Mr. Allan
now in Takoma Park. while her hrx
band. Postmaster Allan. will hurry
there Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Bennett Was the wife of p4S|
II. NJ Bennett. and was nfty-etx xonx1
old. Her funeral win taxa pI6co
day afternoon at O'clock. IntS
ment will be In Glenwood Cennet1 "
Washington. sa2s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
PASS BILL TAKING
VOTE FROM BLACKS
Digges Negro Disfranchiseent
Measure Rushed Through
Maryland Legislative.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. April 2.--The
Digges negro disfarnchisement bin was
rushed through the Maryland Senate
shortly after 3 o'clock this morning.
Its aviation stunt through the upper
house. consumed 3 hours and 5 minutes
from Introduction. favorable report and
passage The Republicans fought
every step Of the way but were In a
hopeless minority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

Especial to The Richmond virgfnian. J
lANvIILE. VA. April 2--Memo-
rSMdum OF suit TO dissolve the merger
'bf the Riverside and Dan River Cot
kcn6 Mills, a seven million dollar cor
Iporatton formed last year. was filed
n the corporation court here to-day
~ W. X. Winfree and other of Lynch
arE. through counsel. No details of
~ suit have yet been given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
DIR. Jolnston TO Lecture.

DR. George Ben Johnston viii lee
ture va customs and conditions in
Panama. as noted when travelling on
muieback through this country in per-
son, on Monday night. He will speak
before the members of the McGill
Catholic Union and the Knights Of
Columbus in the assembly hall of the
clubhouse of the two organizations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
HARRY TUCKER WE'LL
AND AT OLD POINT
No Ground for Rumor Current III
Washington That He II
Dead. III

Especial TO The Richmond virgfnaaE.Y
OLD POINT COMFORT. April r.
Harry St. George Tucker, who wna FD%
ported In Washington and RichWoM4
as having died to-day. IL alive Ax1M
contradicts the rumor. Ss.j
Mr.. Tucker was operated on ter ID
cateract on his eye and caun0 10 033
Point Comfort to recuperAte aoe4t
from his eye Mr.. Tucker sAys ~ r r.
excellent health. zSS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
NORFOLK, VA. April 2.--Accord-
ing to Congressman Bascom Slemp,
Postmaster s. b. Carney and Cole =
tor Of Customs Floyd Hughes. of MOI
folk. can retain their jobs n they
want to be reappointed ny President
Taft.
Mr.. Slemp says Messrs. Carney and
Hughes have made good officials. that
the President recognizes iacrlt. and
there is no danger or either OF them
being deposed when their present
terms expire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
MARY s.ADLER FINED FOR
CRUELTY TO GRANDDAUGHTER

Mary Sadler. the negro woman who
was alleged to have thrown her
grandchtld. Martha Robinson. down
a flight Of steps and to have cruelty
beaten her afterwards. was In police
court Saturday. and was fined $40
and placed under security IN the gum
Of 500 for her good behavior for
twelve months. Insdefault OF the Ane,
she went back to jail, where she has
been confined for more than two
weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Indict six for Bribery,

sP1TTSBURG. PA. April 2.--The
rf4nd jury In a presentment to-day
Recommended that indictments charg-
I'M Bribery be filed against Morris
ctnstein and six select councilmen.
he counciimen are alleged to have
received money distributed by former
Councilman r. b. Kearns.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

Especial TO The RIchHaHa fifgintarr7f
1 DANvfLLE. VA. April 2.--The
F'dry to-day opened headquarters for
their antEliquor campaign in fhe
SMasOnfc Temple, Or. w j. Young
1Mku direct the campaign. The OPEN
ftnG gun was fired this afternoon in
lArpubiishcd address signed by every
ENhlte minister In the city save two.
HiMeinding all the Methedasts, Bap-
tt1tA and presbyterians.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
HUGE SUICIDE WAVE
SUBMERGES RUSSIA
ST. Petersburg Records ], 432 Self
Inflicted Deaths During
Past Year.

ST. PETERSBURG. april 2.--Thc
enormity Of the suicide wave that has
been sweeping over Russia, particular
ly st. Petersburg. was made apparent
to-day by the report Of the Bureau u
Statistics, showing that there were
1881 suicides In St Petersburg alone
last year
tween the ages OF eleven ana seven
teen. This number Ii Believed to pc
without parallel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
HIS WEALTH TO THE POOR.
Disciple Of Louis kcssuth Amaxes b
Terms Of His VIII.

A few days ago. says the Lokal-
Anzeiger, at the age OF eighty-two.
there died at Zambor, In Hungary, one
Of Kossuths followers, named Stefan
Komjovits, who had always led an
eccentric existence and had been re-
garded az a man OF merely moderate
means. But on his death his will
showed that he was one Of the richest
men In his province, and had hus-
banded his wealth chiefly for the pur-
pose OF distributing It at HIS death In
benefiting his fellow citizens.
His beduests include eighty norgen
of land and 10000 kronen for an instf-
fute for the blind. 200 norgen and 400.-
o00 krcnen fer school. 100 mcrgen
and 1000 kronen for cadet training
Institution. and 100000 kroaen for q
church
Two hundred apd afty Thousand
kronen wss left 70 4 priest. his ser
want and estate stewards receive go
900 each. and I2O ether p@rxons 5000
kronen each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Goes with Connealy = Cosnpsl,

Goes With COnneuy - CO9UR1mNs
Mr.. Lucien r. Curry Will 81 ~
after April /. be associated With 4. IA
Connolly 4 Company. real eG16&
agents. in the capacity ~ eAleq ~ N
loan agent. n ~
Mr.. Curry has held 4 reeponn6l 1
position with the Virginia StaH6
surance Company for the p49t r.
years, and In leaving the enploX &
this company has the assurances N
their well wishes for success n
new field OF labor. Nh lss sasES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02
Reauisition for Convict.

Governor Mann Saturday granted a
requisition for John Compton. an es-
capad convict from the Virginia peni-
Tertiary road force. who was captur-
ed and Is now held In Bluetleld. w.
Va One of the guards at the peni-
tertiary will go to Bluete!i for the
prisoner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

Song Service at 81. Johns.
The choir Of st. Johns p. T.. church
viii render special Easter song
service Mt o'clock Sunday night, In
cluding r. A. Schneckers Easter can
+ tata. The Risen King"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-02

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Sn, 9ienfte getDotet.
gremier zines gaiiasiersng,s itilrlt
aui Der SoleraiLs9riife al.

2Is elm n0rbIi6 fabrenber pafas
eier3us Der Big Spur giisnbohn sts
ftsrn 2tbenb furs nad 10 nbr bic
Bride iiber Golerain Q0enue poiiirte,
fiel elm 9remier bon bem 3uss 8ur
Strabe binab unb bIisb betpuBtIos lie
gen. Der 8sruneIiidt, tpuros in Elm
nobsgeIsgenss 5aus gstrassn uno fpGs
ter in Yatrolfpaesn 10 na4 bsm Soz
ipital oebrabt. Gr mar betuubtlos,
unb cine llnteriudung ersab. oab sr
einen 8enttbru6 iorpis einsn Sruh
Der WirbeIiduIs erIittsn bate. gr
itarb tur8s 3sit mad isinsr Ginlisfez
rung. Obns ous gspuBtisin tpisbsrers
Iongt gu babsn. Der 8srungIiidte,
ipsIher erit IS Sabre oIt III, ihsint
mad, an ibm oorgsfun0en.n popisrsH
gu urtbsiIsn, nit 2lrdis GIutd bon
9rsibom qoftoffics. GupahOga goun.
IN. 9. toentiit gu isin. Ter
Coroner puroe bsuadri3tigt uno
pirb er eiHsn Snqueit abbalttn. Die
2sids befiHost iid in Der Morsue.
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Earfirnna ciues Sdlul.gIoses

SerlieeeIie aHeebote fperoea eu,aeaeraeroru,
men III Der Etftce oes GIeT;s BON Woago oi 9pu.
eaiior, orliter Stod, Gin Saa, bis nm IL uhr
5yilags S;a am wl1atae ben - ausu 1910. llig
eAer Arheii, pelose Hoibmenoie III, un bie slio
peaHang mn SarfirliHa hes 4Iases Az polens
oen, neiner has uls aubb Roab bffeufltrbr
S0ule befGnnie Sebaube augibt oeIeasu an
Der RorboiisGde ton aif6n Moao nuo 9srucs
Aoenue IN Der sinoi Cincinnati Gbo, in lie,
ftintionen, iuel4e IN Der Gfiice Ses unter Lei e.
Heeu, Ro. 511 Geft Gourf Ettabe. in befaafer
Stdof cincinnati aifiegen
Der Nrets fir bic grbeit unb a,ateriaIieu
mlb fepafa! angagebeH ueroen uno Die gieieH,
cen mlillen aHqenote Inierbrelfen flr trpenoeus
o6et ale bic tolgeuoen Srnn6en, ndmItcS: RT.
oeuirlIng, aufflaen, saunItfrllas as.arbeif. Qe.
merfs8I! altering, @rir'1abripeQ aeeen bon sta.
5eoe5 anssbot mus ben gar,en elmer iebeu
BerioH enfhaiieH, ipelhe onrnn iH.eretftri III,
uno fHnB Don eiHer @drnnfie lrgeHoeln1 mo.
30 4rp5ent BEG gefruees beg Naqebots, fooos'
penH ietiere5 a1l1enoniTien nitro, ein aontroii
prompt eln1egnff9en uHo bic AGSfilhIufta hsilcI,
ben orbeutlih aeiideri fpirb.
Die stHgebote mi'ieH aui nubefhriebenen ssHs
rHnlnreH seuIabt neroen. fpelbe in Der Cff,ee
Gouberteu berfdIofien nub bsutlih auf ber Mu,
beHfeiie marfirf fein: Bib for graolng", ooer
mas Der fSna feiI mag.
Ter @onrb Of goueatien bstdIt 1idb bas Hef,
Dor, irsenoeiH ooer irpenoeinen IbeiI ODER alIe
befagien Anaebote 5uradsuipeifeH.
ift bel allen acntraften bon iiber $4,000 erfors
oeriict.
Sm auftrase BON
as,as,ssS sasitS,atsa,.
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Sals idlans unb ibr bint.nbes Waul
beledte. 9lIs iie ibr Rleines nnperiebt
fonb, Ibien iih bic Mutb Der Nlten
iiberrai6enb fdneu obaufiiblen, uno
nah einem tleiren Deilhen fletterten
beibe ben Baum binunter. Die er0Bs
te Gorge Der 4lten ihien iebt bic si
fein, 70 rof9 tpie mOslid NIT ibrem
Sunsen forsutommen. Ils fie nnten
auf feftem goben onsetommen pdren,
bIidten fis npdmals Gnsitlith gu mir
binauf, ols fiirdtetsn iie, bub ih ibs
men nohtommen ipirbe. Damn fhlu>
gen lie ii6 in bic 8iifhe.
Mtan pirb es mir germ sIduben, bub
mir bic Cuff su elmer ipeiteren 0erfols
euns psrsaneen ipar. Nahbem ih
nod 70 lanae lben auf benz 9anme
geipartet botte, bob iie inspiiden 3eit
batten. bas Deite su iu6en. slitt i9
binuntsr, unb in elmer @iertelitunoe
mar id tpieber i'm Eager. Denn id
aber ipdter tpieber bds Eager perlieb,
um ben MouItbisren Wofer su eeben,
pergaB i6 ME, tpeber Slinte nod meiz
nen Rebolber mitsuntbmen, benn
tommt man in bic 2aee, einen Baum
ertlettern gu miiFsn, pann tunn man
bic 5linte nt6t gut mitnebmen, uno
oann 1T es elm gutter Sroi, einen Rez
polper bel fih gu baben.
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Selesrapbiife Hotiseu.

- Sn Der Rdbs bon R.na, art.,
1T Der Odmpfte'eI in D.bSs SGe,s
mubIs egplpoirt uno Die gause QnId3:
puroe 5sritort. 9rei WGnner ipuroen
babel setobt.. uuo iiebsn perI.st.
Sn 9olsbo, 8, bsgins om Ir.is
tag DlQiam gtoore SeIbitmoro, ins
Dem er in cine RaI9in. gum Rifden
bon Shonsros iprang unb Iih bon ben
StabImeiisrn 5sritnsioen Iisb.
- CLARA Warb bon Detroit, bic
frubsrs prtn5siiin Don Gilman, CAT
etns ShsioungstIass segsn ibrsn leg
ten 9attsn peppino Ricciarbi, Der iis
perlufeH, singsrsidt.
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Stsllte iIdl Der YpIilti.

Die 2uRtenkirner So. erpirtts g:s
tern siusH 5of.befsbI gegeH @m. ;.
Sheebp, % Sabre alt, Jubrmann, BON
Ro. 235 WcJarIunb Sirobe. unt:r
Der Intloss beg Grlansens bon 9el5
unter falihen 9orpGnbsn. Sbesb9
itslts iid am Qbenb Der 9oIissi unO
puroe ipGtsr oegsn giirgfaaft auf
freien Jub esiest.
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2lnter6aftungs-An5eigeii.
.Scdcr gpit g,p. Gas. q. u. q.

Iddt tften Gonntne. ben IL. b. Mit9i
ausfltia nn6 stdmerdb wlneffer's RIdt. M,
tabri non ber Gpsn1icre, nabe T. Innhe. unt Y
iibr Is MinIieu @urntfnas. @lre 9rfra Lrni,
Ien Gar III beiieut fir bic Lbeinebiner. glIt'
eIieber futrie aufHernbcn dneerer o. u, n. 70
item nrb gnltitpeu bertiorbener AnIHerdoen luio
btermit einaelnbgH.
5rduf g. anifer 9cit GoGI'btr.
EbnS. GusItu, abiutuni. IL
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Stnrb ON Sreitae. ben 15. Sugi 1910, IN
80 ubr Rd6mtfaqs
Gmma Maaoalsnd fobt,

qeIiebte gdttir bor &. 9R. qoee lie @sertk
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- Daniel alinet. Der belgii,hs
asronnui. Der am Sonniag obTtirs.s.
ais bas '1uner ieines Meroplons acre
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