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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
VETERANS ELECT
REUNION DELEGATES
\. p. Hill Camp, Sons Of Confod-
crate Netrans. Viii Mark Bal
rletields Around Petersburg.
t NNEIi. NOM MEN i
Commonwealth : \ ttorne Y
towkIes TO Deliver Address and
Miss Bryant Read Poem.

fSp4eial a. The Richmond Nirgtniau- J
ETFRSiit VA. ttct. s== lion.
" = Kelley. ot New y ort addreEsed
p ffftt tsamp or Confederate Net-
Grams AT lis regular meeting Thursday
evening. \ rising vote of thanks WAS
rendered Mr.. keiles TOR tue admirable
sairrss
The eamp elected me follow ing del
easates IL the Norfolk reunion W \.
cromter. + n Nugent. Colonel l.. ii
Field. Ilr. 4. NJ fsiagood. J. II, W
Smith Putnam Sffth. Patrieh RAT
TRY. George w, Tudor aisa J. II.
Af.rhip Alternatea. " Il sevan.
4 w Baxter Joarf r Wilcox. A
II Estes. peter Arr.Estoa. " +.
RfchtIe W. l.. HsrneF and J. h..
cefdweu.
rhe fs,if,tSyiop vI4rs elected let,s-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
FIVE MEN ESCAPE
FROM SING SING
Saw through Bars, Overcome
Keeper. and Then Flee to
Parts Unknown.

eSslNefNG, \. " OCT 7.--Fol-
lowing 81 terrific battle With two Of
the night keepers, Who were batilp
beaten and then tied hand aud foot
five men serving terms in sing Sing
prison for burglary, escaped early to-
daY. TheN got ont 10y saving through
the bars al one ~ the windows of
the chapel. They then TOOK the river.
landing below the prison walls Be
fore getting cut they severed thc teie-
phone wires. aud il was not until an
nour after they had gotten away that
their escape VAS reported. \ posse
IT armed guards are pursuing them
and il is possible that there VIII be
lively battle II they are overtaken
IT'S they are understood to have car
ricd with them the revolyers taken
from the guards.
The mon are Walter lgan, Robert
BoYlau, Joseph White Isaac Blum
and William Green
II is believed that the escape was
planned Some time ago and that
Jaws We're smuggled to the convicts
by friends on the outside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
STATES MAY COPY
V|RG!HIA'S PLAN


That tie people Of Georgia and
other southern states Included IN the
Appalachian Gsooa koads Association
are clamering fer State highway
Commission like that in Virginia. is
the message which Highway Commits
siener = st. j. Wilson brings back
ttem knaXNille. Tenn. Wher. he has
been III attendance eB"n The meet
ing Of the association
Virginia is the aaty State ia the
association Mh.eb has sueh a COM
mission said Air Wilson =. Friday
morning. and 1t was the eHnseHsuS
II opinion that In, other States shouid
fellow the example set by virginia
stale aid for good roads Was discuss
Cd at sat1e length and heartily en-
de5Sed It NaS iso agreed that con
vets should lie pat IL WORK more gen
orally on the roads. Georgia has
taken the lead IN this respect. and
its re personalities AT tho meeting re-
ported that tine sy stem was working
eAcelieati} North Carolina reported
go3a results IN the same connection,
though the system haS not been pat
into Effect IN that Stale as universally
~ IN Georgia. In Tennessee conVicts
are still worked In the mines. bat
the indications are that that STATE
viii soon follow the example OF Geor-
Eia.'
States included in the association
are Virginia, North Carolina South
Carolina Georgia. Tennessee and
Kentucky,
Exposition now being held AT kf1oN-
Yille Impressed him ncst fa1orablv
and appears t. be 4 decided suecess
Ia In X n la,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

POLICE INVESTIGATING

f-ire. believed io haze bssal ~ t1cen-
diaI7 origin. Totally destroy ~ he RESI-
altgiee al Mr. = T.. brown 80 tso5
Nest Marshall street. aud partly lie
stroa.t,i tIe adjoining house al Nr H.
< Meyers NJ, iGaa. shortly afler {
. eieck Friday Hte4.HsHe
According 10 Officials o. fhe drss dt-
partnaent. tise }ssaee which hesaA ia Al.
Prov rs house Vas started iFe@ The
outside Circumstances which tip}
lsa0e pttea, they say. indicate THAI tae
strartura was deliberately f3tgd TIE
poiite department rs investigations
The eaua2eratiou 9as Hrsi dtseav~
ered ay aei engineer ga the 4 + x =,
n. a-4.zaas- l4-.44l4.4
fFoTs the ruaf lie t-4eTheeed Ia IRE
engine house ~ o. MeanWhilt ii lta-
Aregnau haze saen rte blaze sud turned
Il an alarm Ensisae companies Nos.
4, 10 ana J. a158 tfF7eI company VI 2
Responded Taty lnauA AIR. Brown ;
residence SefghipE mass 81 ilalilrs.
already al bAf l4fa5tll ~ s!eStraEcd.
fast ia ases ha4 also eaten through the
@as1s aud gained entrance t. sir 25e}
t4rss heass "a a4s Ia ti'e work ol say =
ing The hitter that tbe Hreuf1i devoted
their matt c9iofts aad 5tffr steh-
horn 9a1t4e lasting mere tnah u3i hour,
tAt hlala vas conquered.
Ne oue @aa injured "a the fire, the
occupants rt isath hMIses h1stH4 dress.
81 and lfft @He buildings hf.pre the
t1Feineu arr i> ~
TIE total damage s estimated at
aeoBt - zoe, al ct which Is covered hy
Insurance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

GA last lef!AaA evening 1T their
home ON Brad street. Miss Eltza-
iteth ard Master Einwoad Forbes cello
hrate1 Their Hife. nth ana twelfth
birthdays.
The house was Beautifully decorated
with potted plants and cur flowers
the color thems throughout being
pink and white.
The guests We're met in the hail
by tht nest ana hostess. They we're
then contacted into the library where
games ana music ~-re In order.
Later the guests were invited iHt"
the spacious dining room whore re-
ireshments were served. Tine table
was PRETTY decorated in keeping
with the occasion.
Al late hour the guests departed
det laring they had spent u most DE-.
Hghtful evening Music WAS furnish
ed lay Misses Alice Satterfie1d Ger
trude Decker and {, z. Glays orehes=
ira.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
BET HANY HOME WINS
MUCH HIGH PRAISE


Searetan } T. Mastin oe the State
Board # Charities and Corrections.
and Rev. S G. Hatcher, VINO recently
visited the Bethany Home for Friend
less Children a Bon Air. have eN-
pressed themselves As Immensely
pleased With the institution and It's
splendid porA
Under the guidance Of Airs. l.. W
Burroughs, superintendent, tho home
has attained an unusual efficiency Il
receives children between the ages al
three and seven. ana discharges them
when theE reach the age OF eighteen.
only whit children, male and female
are cared for. Thay receive 'nstruc-
ton in the elementary branches OF
education.
The home is supported by private
subscriptions, which aggregate about
$l.o0e annually, The farm Of the in
stilutt"n returns about $1,000 each
year. This property is vaineG 1T ST.
ooo, and to-day il owes only 500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
UNIQUE ADVERTISEMENT.
Printed on the Card of an Arizona
Saioanlseepf.

SIinftd on tife tnru oil an .NfIxOBf9
saioonkeeIef.
THE Medical Journal prints the fol-
lowing and credits Il to an unidentified
/ Lay Exchange
Tombstone. .SFExona claims to
have the frankest saloonkeeper in the
United states. He keeps the Temple
bar saloon and adeertises his business
In remarkable manner. He has had
cards priGtsd bearing The following
words
Friends aud Neighbors: afn|
grateful fer past fasors and having
Supplied my store with a fine line tsq
choice liquors, allow me 10 inform vow
that | shall continue 10 make drunk !
ARDS, paupers and beesars for tlAd
sober. Industrious. respectable part IN
the community Ia support Ny liquors
Will excite riot. robbery and Dloo41
shed.
They VIII diminish your comfort
increase yoGr expenses and shorte
ltfe / shalt confidently recommend
them as Sgre In multiply fatal acct
dents and ineufahle diseases
They aiH deRf4te some ef life
others " reason. mauy Of character
aud alt If peace. They will maka
fathers heuas. wives " iaows. ehiidren
orphans and All poor. | VIII trail.
your sons III rfdelitys dssipatian
ignorance. Ievdness aud every othsf
vice | usiii corrupt the ministers d
religion, nIstrBct the gospel, oSfir thaU
church and cause as much temporal
ana eternal death ar / ear. ! viii thtss
accommodate the public II may n
at the i0sS ~ ny never diving soul
But have q family II support. taS
business pass and the public eneours
ages II
= have paid MY license and tha
traffic Is lawful. and II don't sell I
sema aady viii, know the Eibfe says
Then shalt not Kill, na drankard shaI
enter the Kingdom AZ heaven and
do nat expect the drunaard maker Il
Fare any better hut | 9ant an ear
living and have solved TO xAths
the wages Of lni4uitS and fatten on
The ruin II my species
- shall therefore. carry on hi
business with energ. and do my best
ts diminish the wealth of the i,stior
and eaaan9@r the safety Of the STATE
As ny business aoa.ishas In propor1
ftaH Ia Npaf senslbiNtN and iguaranre
I viii do my best to prevent mora
purity and intellectual growth
Should Neu doubt my ability.
refer pos - The pawnsnnps. the peer
house, the poiaee court the haspIfs
where YOU viii find many of my best
customers have gone A sight of thsn1
VIII CONVINCE yau that do what
say
"Alaw me "a inform YOU that yctl
are fools aud that ! am an honeF1
saloenkeeper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

secret organization of his countryncn.
1t Is clear that the Federal officers
suspect that the attempted assas ssh
nation Was the result of cons piracy
directly connected with the uprising
nov being fomented in China.
owing to q ra1nnr that lie ~ aHHg
China" party has n,lanted four men
ou the liner sthiyo Maru In Kill the
prince during his Journey home, the
fitCd States uft1ccrs took extra tssr-
cautions to guard aim during the
voyage.
Feng was arrested Az he MAS ORA =
ing "a revolver, when tn. prince aiIsat-
81 from the overland limited at oak
land
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
FONG IS SORRY He
DON'T KILL PRINCE
Disctaims Any Connection With
Secret Organizations But is
Eager for Republic in China

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. I'll am
sorry | failed to kill Prince Isai SUM.
intended to kill him when he was
mere two weeks ago. but did not sue
coed. ! want TO see China freed from
the domination OF the Manchus and
ia secure for ii republican form
% government. :. SAID George Feng
in his cell.
Fong, a we'll educated Chinese. dis
claimed any connection with the
= Young China" party or amy other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE &. ~ q.
RAILWAY. =

Effective Sunday, October 9Th trail
leaving Richmond IL noon daily el,
eept Sunday for Hinton. w. Va. wifi
he discontinued. Train leaving Rich
mond sac A, N leing daily To char|
lottessille and daily except Sunday II
Hinton.
Train viii leave Richmond n
James River Line for I.ynchbur&
Lexington and Clifton Forge 10 "A
NJ. daily. instead Of 1l:4 IS A. NJ, trail
leaving Richmond SIS +, M. ri
I.ynchburg daily except Sunday, in1
stead of daily.
James River Line trains will reaeld
Richmond S;a5 A. NJ daily excep|
Sunday aud CTS p. N daily
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
WAYNESBORO PROTESTS
AGAINST N. Il w. RAILWAY

Following an informal hearing on the
subject, the State Corporation Com
mission has taken under Amusement
the case al the Board of Trade of
.WaSnesboro against the Norfolk aud
Western railroad, growing out Of the
removal OF the freight station from enc
side of the town To the other.
To prosecute its cause, The Naynes-
boro Board OF Trade was represented
by +. +. 10th II. Nj. Meeiee and w
A. Rife The Norfolk and Western
sent i-hcien H. Cooke, general counsel !;
\, ID. Maner. vice president and gen
eral manager and a. G.. Needles, gen
erai superintendent of transportation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
CHARITY BOARD APPOINTS
COMMITTEES OF INSPECTION

Committees tn pay official tgita Of
inspection 10 state Institutions haze
been appointed hN the State lsoard Of
Charities aigd Correction as follows
Eastern State llospltal-J Alatnn
Fabtl, l.. stearnes,
Southwestern State Hospital rev
:. & Hatcher. Or. PaEtlus A. Irving
state Penitentiary ana State FARM
j. Aiston Gaheli, l.. p. Stearnes.
Western STATE HOSPITAL and Virginia
school fpi tRr Dear and the Blind Dr
Pauius a. ilving Rev $. 9. Hatcher
Central State Hospital Rey = {
Hatcher, Or. Paulas A. Irving
Laurel Industrial School Negro Re
formatory, and Virginia Home ana IN
dustriai School for Girls -Dr George
tt. Denny and J.. T.. Stearnvs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
WOOD NOMINATED
OVER MANY OTHERS
Fight for Nomination for Auditor
Was Hot, and Divided on
Seventh Ballot.

Especial 10 The Richmond virsinian. J
RALEIGH, n. G. Oct. MANY
Western and Eastern members Ct the
State Democratic executive commit
tee are Leaving for their homes TO-
day, expressing great satisfaction at
the nomination of Captain w +.
Wood, OF Randolph. as candidate
fer the office OF State auditor 1t
was hard fight won on the sew
enth ballot. with IS votes for Wood.
20 for Hall. 5 for LoNcll and | for
Bill. after eight ether aspiran,s had
fallen on the battlefield The strug-
gle only adds zest To rejoicing over
victory. II is said that Captain Wood
will go into the campaign forthwith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
ADMITS BEING HIGANIST
GETS LONG SENTENCE

After jumping his bond only to be
rc-ca ptured and brought from SoutA
Carolina back TO Richmond fore trial,
Archer Anderson, alias William Ii. Ar
derson colared. pleaded guilty of
charge of higamy before Judge Witt in
the Hastings court Thursday after
noon. and was sentenced To five years
on the p;ihlic roads.
Anderson married Edmonia Fountain
In 1895 and Mamie r. Chambers in
1873
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
ROB RESTAURANT
AND ARE LOCKED UP


BOSTON. MASS. oct. captured
after a revolver battle following the
huld-up and robhelY of Greek res
taurant IN the heart oI Boston early
to-day. three uea are held here Nno
the police say. are dangerous crooks,
~ho have operated all over the East.
The three give their names as Frank
Murray. -, of Ne@ York; Eddie
schultz. u, II 2344 Twenty firth stree:
Philadelphia. and George +. Rob
ns"n. II. Who refuses t. give his ad-
dress
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
\ EGRO RIOTERS
FINED AND JAILED

Especial TO The Richmond Nirgnian.l
HARRISoNRERG. VA, oct 1.-THE
three negroes who melted riot at the
Grottoes picnic on August 18th, as
ssuEting Constable Meyerhoeffer with
brass knucks and forcing him TO re
lease prisoner. We're tried this wefk
IN Circuit court Of rockingham with
the following results Jim Dawson.
three months In jail and 500 fine Bob
Mccarthy. SIS and three months. Tom
Bell. IS fine and six months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
GRAND THEATRE IN
RECEIVERS HANDS



Especial To Tho Richmond Nirginian
t:AIEfGII y G.. oct THE
Grand theatcr here went into the
bands ot t'r6n.his' CoN as Eetpiver
this morning under an ertler Of Judge
{ 'harles NJ. Cooke. signed at $40 A.
N. After Joseph =. Ciseshire, IT. had
Travelled all night 10 E0Hlsuurg IN al
automobile IL gel IN arder aetefe
proceedings Tor judgments ~ crcdl-
tors could come up In tac 'oeai mag
istratss courts this morning. ffte
Indebtedness il said to he $1,000,
john 9 tafeWrs is president Of the
Grand, winch has been a moving pie
ture and hight vaudeville play house,
but recently signed KlaN y E.rmnger
theatrical trust bookings when tae
Acadt my ii Muaic went ON the m
dependent list under Sehloss manage
mont
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
JUDGE REAPPOINTS
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
They Had Forfeited Their OH
GERS by Not Qualifying in
Prescribed Time.

Special To The Richmond Virginlan.p
NORFOLK, VA. oct Judge
White. ot Princess Anne Circuit Court,
to-day reappuinted 10 office Mayor
White AND the whole Virginia beach
Council They had all forfeited Of
iiee by failure to qualify IN the time
prescribed ny law. ana many conf
pheattons We're feared as a result
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
THREE RUNAWAY GIRLS
SOUGHT BY POLICE
Made line Johnson. Ruth Steven
son anil Lizzie Burke, Miss
ing from Home.

Three runaway girls. two aged thir-
teen aud the other aged IL years. and
all living At No. 227 IL North TWEEN
tieth street. are being searched for by
the poliee. thur far without success.
The girls are Madeline Johnson.
who has light hair and blue eyes, Ruth
Stevenson, who has dark hair ane
brown eyes. and hi1&ke Rux6A. Whol
hAa lght hair and DIS eyees AN khEaA
~ M eoinsnQ leF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
FOR SENDING BAD
MEAT TO THIS CITY

For shipping four uasound calves to
Richmond ". 7. Green was fined $50
Thursday in the United States Cir
cult Court Of Charlotte. \, G. The
meat MAS found to be unfit for use
and was condemned here by In. II. X.
Walters. of tine Bureau OF Animal. In
dustry, and at Ills direction Federal
inspectors had warrant Issued for
the arrest of Green The calves were
killed when less than two weeks old
and We're shipped to a local meat
dealer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
RAENs WILL CONTINUE
IN ATLANTIC COAST STATES

WASHINGTON. p. G.. Oct. The
rains will end along the North Allan.
tic coast To-day and in the Middle
Atlantic States te-day or Tonight, but
they will continue In Sonti, Atlantic
and East Gulf sections during Saru.-
.s1ay. Temperatures will 1nn IN Ar
iantic Coast States tprniaht and viii
~ ~ ~ lo.E - ragloA and 01ie1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

Thursday afternoon. and have not
since been beard Of 10y their parents.
Thinking i possible that the children
had gone le the home 81 some friend
for the night, none Of their parents
made any report 10 the police until
f5riGa5 mermiug.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
GREAT VICTORY SECURED
FOR AMERICAN PRISONS

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Oct 7.-Amer-
lean delegates 10 the International
Prison Congress to-day declared that
a great victory for AMERICAN prison
methods had been wen by the aetion
Of the congress In giving approval 10
the "indeterminate sentence system.
The congress will adjourn Tomorrow,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Police curt.

l.. l.. Prentice was dismissed In the
police court Friday morning from
charge If falling to display back
light on his autumohile
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
yisi, Mr. Isrx,naugI,

Mr.. Don Minor. Of Charlottesville.
son-in- law OF MIR, !. W, Rronangh
Esafpnsy scl Z treskar g Washingtop
9J16 itl4e Aann s,s.ls u 4. s.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Baxter Wins Suit.

rhe case a Ions " Baxter asaIns1
William A. Green Il Richmond 'uer
chant tailor nlade It's final exit frosrl
thr e0uris hen tlae supreme Court II
AplaHIa refused 70 interfere In thu
natter Baxter, aie was salesman
and cutter IN Green's employ, shesl
for a. aH1apAt claimed to he due NJ
contract and wen. The action If fh@
supreme Court In which appeal Wal
taken. sustained him The amount in4
eoivcd MAS sa0i.se
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

valley Saturday. F'rosts are sched-
uled o-night for ohio. Western Penn.
sylyauia. Northern and Western New
YORK and New England
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Her DAUGHTER
WOULD KILL HER
BUI Is OAERPOWEREID
Ilome Little More Than Week,
She Returns 10 William
burg Asylum.

Relapslng into the insanity Of which
she had he6n pronounced cured MISS
Flora snead. twenty years old. daueh-
ter ~ als.. T. NJ 9uutnarG. on .>u.
+ East .Stntn street, Iast saturday
night attempted II kali her moths +.
but MAS pit >.sutets 10y ntt steplatnef.
@no eAtfpb0tred hos. -ht- #as re
tt0uca IL inc eastern state hospital
fes the tnsst44e ar " lIIlamsburs + RI
das afternoon
the slr has spent many years in M
stitutl@ns &nerG /, Nas noped sine
would pc tHfeo, sac Was ntgst con-
med At an asylum at AorsantoWh.
y -. later a the Western state
hospital, stanton. and recently at
Williamsburg Size vas paroled nom
TINS later place abaat ton DAYS ago b}
iif. - = Efunk superintendent pro
hounEed az cured. she returned 10
the home 81 her mother and taf rnole
ttsn a week WAS rational
i. After sitting calmly tor many min
ltcN In a char following supper last
SATURDAY t4e siii suddenly leaped To
her feet made a dash TOR Der
mother, shIIekipe Il will XIII her;
/ viii. kil her before morning. d.
her!9
Asked 10 BE Taken AVIAN.
Mrs. Southland rushed into thu
Kitchen. but. before the frantic girl
eauld Il" ANY harm, SHE had tcer
GHefpnWered ~ Mr.. Southland IN o
few moments she lccafne CAIN. and
asked her stef1ather 10 take her away.
lie at once brought her to the
Northstde anG secured 1uar4e~ lor
her al boarding house ia East Main
street lie eatSe remained there s,he
WIS quiet through sunday. 6ut dis
appeared early Monday morning.
After an almost aeSpairinR search
Mr.. Senthara finatly found his step
child. she was running wildly down
Main street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth. lie overlook her ana
carried her u the Southern railway
depot and kept guard over her until
he could secure assistance.
Mr.. MarteHs, af the Associated
{ harltles, came 10 his aid and to-
sether they hurried the girl to the
city Jail. tiete She was turned over
10 CITY Sergeant SatlerfIeid. Who had
her placed IN the hospital ward
Would starse Herself
The girl was then told she would
have 70 go back 10 Williamsburg ana
this seemed 10 brighten her she
vowed she would kin herself first
and attempted 10 attain This end hg
starvation. For three days she re-
fused food, but Thursday she het anne
and announced her willing
aess to return to the asylum. and
asked for something 10 cat.
Since that tlifle she has been cheer J
'ul and has been given the freedom
n The hospital Guards from VIII
iamshurg came 10 Richmond Friday
aud returned with her III the after
aeon
Miss snead il 11uffe1a1fV handsome
When she came back nearly two Weeks t
igo 1t WAS thought that her allie
ion had been permanently cured
She displayed no signs of return
ny insanity until she leaped from her
hair lakt- Saturday night with the +
declaration that she would slay her {
mother
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
The Store That Pleases.'

YOU willfind hero
: the best quality
and the newest de-
signs of furniture
and Floor Cover
ings at the mosl
moderate prices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-07
VIEWS OF GOVERNORS ON
THE PRIZE FIGHT PICTURES

BOSTON. 7.-som
to Christian
Endavor Society appealed exhibition Of the JenresJohn
fight pictures their States, follows
RICHMOND Val opposed the exhibition Of moving pic
them"Wiiam
CH1cAGo-"1n him
hghtJames
Whitaker. Secretary to the Governor
will othe n
mending prohibition of Of
hght"-M f Angel. Governor
PROVIDENCE
controlled the license has not been the
"A j. Pothier. Governor
fghtG w Donaghey Governor
moving prohibited
morasBert M Fernad Cover
UTAII."Prohibiion fight
legislatures pictures
world over'Wiliam spry Governor
HELENA. MoNT-'Iaws Of sufficiently
exhibition prize fight pictures believe such
stateEdwin l. Norris Governor
LANSING MICH"IegaI of Michigan holds
be suppressed If
police acting under city ordinances
Fred M Warner. Governor
MONTGOMERY pleasure recommending the
pcures"-D b.
Governor
PIERRE D with other for the
same H. Wesley Cover