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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
BAPTIST REWYALs
NOW IN PROGRESS
One Starts at Leigh Street and the
Other at Broadus Me-
mortal.
LAST FOR TWO WEEKS
Both Visiting Ministers Are Well
Known Throughout
Virginia.
LAST FOR TWO WEEKS

Exceptionally large congregations
were present Monday night at Leigh
street Baptist and Broadus Memorial
Baptist churches, when revival ser
vices were started at both these places
Of worship. Rev. DR.. Calvin s. Black
well, OF Norfolk, IL assisting the pas
tor, Rev. DIR. w. 8. Dorset. at Leigh
Street Baptist. while Rev. DR.. Howard
Lee Jones, Of Charleston, Is co-ope-
rating with Rev. b. l.. Grace, the
pastor at Broadus Memorial.
Both visiting ministers preached
very effective sermons. They expect
to continue their gospel work here
until the latter part OF next week.
DR.. Blackwell Is too well known to
Baptists In Virginia to need introduce
ton DR.. Jones. though in charge OF
the Church Of the Citadel In Charles
ton. 8. c., tn well known in Virginia.
being the son of the late Rev. DIR. j.
William Jones. of Virginia. He re-
ceived part OF his academic educa-
at Washington and Lee University. his
father having removed from Hfch-
mond to Lexington to accept charge
In the university town before his son
could finish his course at the Rich
mond institution.
Trained Mt Louisville.
DR.. Jones later received his min
tsterial training at the Louisville
Theological Seminary. He Is the
youngest of four brothers who enter
ed the ministry. fifth brother hav-
Ing become a, lawyer.
DIR. Jones has never filled charge
In Richmond. but on a previous oc-
casion he assisted in a revival at
Leigh Street Baptist, when his broth
er, Ashby, WIS pastor OF that church.
The Charleston divine Ia a deep
student of theology and biblical lit
erature. and possesses delivery both
forceful and earnest. For his theme
Monday night he chose Mans Kin
ship With God" his utteranees be-
Ing interspersed with poetieal allu-
sions4 that lent beauty AS well az
weight TO his sermon
Once during his discourse DR.. Jones
was forced to rebuke q couple of
young folks in the rear OF the church
for talking. The couple persisted,
despite the rebuke, and then DIR.
Jones, pausing for some moments and
cycling them In silence. succeeded In
not only suppressing them. but
cheeks as well.
Services for Young Folks.
Following the sermon, Rev. Mr..
Grace announced that services would
be held every night this week except
saturday night. Next week he said
special services for young folks would
be held In the afternoon, In addition
to those at night.
Revival services which have been
In progress at some, of the Methodist
churches have all come to a close,
with gratifying results. Similar SER
vices will start. 1t is stated, at Gem
trail Methodist church In Manchester
next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
Special: Separate Skirts

church met last night in the rector.
to prepare for the coming OF their
new rector, the Rev. Peyton q. Craig
hill, who Ia expected Tomorrow from
Lynchburg.
The Rev. H C. Coombs is on an
extended trip in Virginia.
Warner w. Croxton, OF New York.
visited Mrs. ". 3. Croxton, this week.
The officers of the Presbyterian
church viii hold en- important meet
ing Thursday night, after the prayer
meeting.
John F'rischkorn and little daugh-
ter, Monica. are quite Ill In his home
on Barton avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA

LYNCHBURG. VA, April 5.-The
annual session of the Montgomery
Presbytery. OF which the local Pres
byterian churches are a part, will
convene at Bluefleld, w. Va, on April
IL for sessions that will last several
days.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, April 5.
The barn and corn house belong
ing to w. J. Bushe. OF Middlesex
county. was destroyed by fire a few
evenings ago. The loss was $500, and
the insurance s20o. +.
LYNCHBrRG. VA, April b.-May-
or G. w. Smith has resumed his
duties as chief executive OF the city
after having been away from duty
since early last October on account
OF illness.
MONTEREY. VA, April b,-Mr
and Mrs. Harry F. Slaven have issued
invitations to their silver wedding
which will be celebrated at their
home in Monterey on Thursday. April
ii. The hours OF the reception will
be from o'clock in the afternoon
until o'clock In the evening.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. April 5.--A
mission WAS opened Sunday at
Mary's Catholic church. and Ia be-
ing well attended.-It will be con-
tinued for period OF two weeks.
Is being conducted by Rev. Father
Wager, Virginia missionary. assist
ed by Fathers Doyle and Handiey. the
last named two of the Apostolic Mis-
sion House, Brooklyn.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, April g,
Emma Lane Randolph. colored.
charged with the murder OF Enoch
Fitchett. a coiored boy. was sem
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
Barton Heights

The new water plant looks to be a
great success. With Few slight
changes the plant Ia complete. The
fine flow of water is ample and satIs
factory in every respect. Much hthia
Is found In it, which. by test, Is OF
great medical value.
William M. Ryiand. of MiddiesAx
county. Is visiting relatives In Bar
ton Heights and Richmond.
Vernon c. Bixby. who has been on
visit of several days to his home
on York street. returned Friday to
Cheltenham Military Academy. Elkins
Park. Pa. OF which he Is a student.
Mrs. McCrew, who has been on a
visit of two weeks 10 the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. NJ. w. Kuykendall.
SEQ Barton avenue. will return to
her home In Buckingham county
Wednesday.
Miss Mable Glinn. after having
spent q week at home resting. re-
turned to her school at Lawrence
Vile last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap.
fist church will hold its regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon at I o'clocA
at the home Of Mrs. b. W. Grubbs.
72l Luck avenue.
Some Reasons for Attending the
Prayer Meeting" Will be the subject
-
services at the Baptist church.
There will be Woman's Christian
Temperance UnfoI. Social at the
home ~ Mrs. NJ. r. Strother Wednes-
day afternoon beginning at $40
O'Clock. An interesting program has
been prepared. There. wifi be talks
made by Mesdarsles Nathan Maynard,
of Buena Vista: q. w Jobson. of
Richmond. and Rev. r. HI. Bowden,
Mrs. Charles III. Parsons and others
viii render choice musical pro-
gram.
J. Hunter Strtbbiing has returned
home from a visit to his parents at
Pendleton. 8. c.
Professor g. A. Wood. OF Glouces-
ter Academy, returned to-day from
u visit to Mrs. c. r.. Kuyk.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church will take place Thursday af-
Tho object of the meeting Is to hay~
reports Of the work done during the
mast year, ard the election OF pfFscers
for another } ar.
Mrs. /. T. Wallace. OF Church Hif,
Is visiting the home Of her son. Il.
nj. Wallace. TIC Ralt0n avenue
Mrs. George Ware, who has heen
ON visit Of seven weeks TO relatives
in F..sassa, ~ c.. returned home
Monday considerably Improved in
heath.
John Kuyk Ia expected home We'd
nesday from wayeross. Ga.
Mrs. G. p, Wbitmoyer. o. Highland
Springs. has been staying with Mrs
q. A. Hancock for several weeks
The CONGREGATION Of 1plpAASE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
MIXED PACKAGE HEARING
FOR l.. & n. RAILROAD

A hearing on mixed packages" will
be granted the Louisville and Nash
VILE railroad by the Corporation Com
mission Wednesday.
Several months ago the Corpora
ton Commission established a rule
that when clocks, furniture or other
premiums were shipped with soap
baking powder or other commodities
the railroads should not charge the
tariff on clocks or furniture for the
total weight of the mixed packages"
but the soap or baking powder rate
plus 20 per cent. for the weight OF
the premium. All the railroads ope-
rating In Virginia agreed to accept
the rule except the Louisville and
Nashville. The road was summoned
to appear and explain why 1t refused
to agree TO the rule.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05

The lakewood Memorial Association
win hold an important meeting in
the st. Johns scholhouse Wednesday.
April q, at p. NJ. The object of
this meeting Is to complete the pro-
gram Of the lakewood Memorial Day.
AS the dedication or the Blues ar
mory falls on May 10. the day always
observed by the lakewood Association,
there Is some talk OF changing the
date OF the memorial, In order not to
conflict with the military program In
ctdent TO the opening Of the armory.
The revival services at Leigh Street
were attended Monday night by a
large and enthusiastic congregation,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
PARDONS GRANTED
BY N. C. GOVERNOR
Embezzler and Burglar Condemn
ed to Die Made Recipients of
Executive Clemency.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
RALEIGH. N. c.. April Blower
nor Kitchin yesterday pardvned A. w.
Aman. OF Sampson county. who was
sentenced to four years In the State
prison in October. 1908. for ernbezxle-
ment. Aman was sheriff OF Sampson
county, and his peculations amounted
to q considerable sum.
The governor cites the prisoners
physical condition AZ hts reason for
granting clemency. II seems that
Aman has q growth on his left leg,
which, tho doctor says, will necessi-
tnte amputAtion. and they say he
will probably die unless he IL placed
In hospital for long time
Jesse Whitehead. negro burglar
has received Communication and In
atead of dying In the electric chair
will serve a life sentence Mt hard
labor, He Is weak-ninded, and the
governor says he does not think him
responsible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
Fulton News
sens Furniture store. or phoned
to Madison 4740.

Miss Marie Bargamin, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. ". w. Bargamin, who
IS o student at the Blackstone Wo-
mans College. 10 home on y visit.
Mr.. Raymond Nielsen. OF Orange,
returned home to-day after visit
OF several days to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs r.. Nielsen. on Williamsburg
avenue.
A lecture with stereopticon views
OF the Pilgrims Progress will be
given by Prof. Maurice In the lee
.tlre room OF Denny Street sunday
school Thursday night, April Z. under
the auspices Of team No. o..
There win b ~ entertainment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
Would Protect Fish.

Especial to The Richmond VIfK1HaI1
wINSTON-SALEM, N. c.. April r.
Efforts will be made at the nAxt ~
sion OF the Legislatures to h&y4 Ia
passed to protect the fish In the
GUS streams In the county. They
not been stocked recently, but
are quite a quantity Of nsh Of an
ent species. and they would mu1<
rapidly under protection. II Il
ed that some people are the
wings across the streams and c
ing great quantities OF carp mil
shallow waters during tho spa
season, and interested nshermos
this to be stopped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05

fenced In the Circuit Court of Middle
sew county to serve a term Of eigh-
teen years in the penitentiary for
murder.
WINCHESTER, VA, April 5.-The
case of William w. Baldwin, Of Fred
erick county. against Irwin Brothers,
sewerage contractors, for $500 dam
ages, alleged to have been suffered
as the result of falling into ditch
recently, was dismissed by Judge
Thomas w. Harrison on the ground
that Baldwin's own evidence was in
sufficient to warrant recovery.
HAMPTON. VA. April 5.--A grand
jury in the Circuit Court here yester-
day returned an indictment against
Wise Thomas, the young man accused
of having waylaid and shot Harry
Munroe. OF Portsmouth. while the lat
ter was walking down Armistead ave-
nue. several Saturday nights ago. The
case will be up for trial on April Is.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 5.--The
few carpenters who had work in this
city Monday morning quit when their
employers failed to give them s3.5e
day, the new rate prescribed for
tourneymen carpenters by the union.
instead OF 81. A few, however, went
TO work for one contractor at the
old scale OF 80 per day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
GRAND JURY NDTcTS
ROANOKE PHYSICIAN

ROANOKE, VA, April 5,--Dr. Sam
Vel A. Austin. prominent Roanoke
physician, who two weeks aGo was In
dicted for murder by d special grand
Jury for alleged criminal operations on
young married woman, has been in
dicted by the regular grand Jury In
another case for criminal malpractice.
his alleged victim in this case being
Mrs, Lou kirkley. score OF local
doctors testified before the jury. DIR.
Austin is out on bail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
Taiiey--saxby.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
ROxBrRY, VA, April s.--Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Saxby. OF Quinfoh, Va,
have just announced the marriage Of
their daughter Minnie Lisette Saxby
10 Mr. James Crump Talley. Of Rox-
bury. Va. The ceremony took place
Mr.. and Mrs Taliey will be at home
sitter April 18th. Roxbury. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05

ROANOKE. VA, April 5.-The
American Coal and Lumber Corpora
ton has been organized In Roanoke.
with a paid-in capital stock of SIS. 900
and an authorized capitalization OF
100000, The officers are: President,
c. w. Compton, of Roanoke: vice.
president, .. J. Ward; treasurer, J.
l., Daley: secretary, J. w. EiHert.
The company will have Offices In
Roanoke af.1 Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05
CHURCH HILL NEWS

News Mt
Church Hill Bank or phoncd Madison 1885,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05

Even # the Loaf is keary as Big
as the little girl who comes for
it, it will not be too heavy for
her to carry. Our bread Is so
nice and light you know. And
it is the envy and despair of home
bakers how it stays fresh and moist
% long. to say nothing Of the tooth
someness that makes it almost as
good as our cake. Try a lcas.
You'll like it we know.
G. r. ROSS & co.
III East Main Street.
Caterer, Confectionery and Ice
Cream Manufacturers. Private
Parties q speciality.
Wholesale and Retail
'EI Phone Mi dison ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April 6,
Emma Lane Randolph. colored,
charged with the murder OF Enoch
Fitchett. a coiored boy. was SEN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05

yu make special reductions for three all regular
ohmg will be reserved everything in Wool Suits from the cheapest
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14
Apa Charles K Hamilton and the flight he proposes make
Sacramento TO San Francisco

proper arrangements can be made"
said Hamilton. Il have been offered
$1,000 to make the round trip. but the
dangers are too great to do it for that
amount. If the $4,000 offer is doubled
will accept and let the conditions be,
no fight. no purse. Or If the $4,000
purse will be hung UP for a straight
fight from here to San Francisco, 1
will accept on the sameconditions
II feel confident that ] can cover the
distance in my biplane. as 1t will be
no greater task than flying from Phila-
delphia to New York. This is about
80 mile journey and 1 covered it in 1
hour and so minutes. I was able to
walk around today and will be all right
in short time, so my own condition
would be no handicap to trying the
ch
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14
ATTORNEY WAGES WAR
on WHITE SLAVE TRADE
Clifford q. Roe of Chicago to
Speak at Church

p. Clifford G. Roe. former assistant
states attorney Of Chicago and leader
4n the fight against the white slave
traffic. is registered al the St Francis.
He came west for the double purpose
of attending the Delta Epsilon con-
Vention and speaking in Los Angeles
on the subject of his work. Through
the influence of friends he has been
persuaded TO make an address here, and
THURSDAY evening he viii speak at Cal
vary church under the auspices Of the
California Women's Clubs.
Roe made a reputation for himself
sh Chicago in his endeavors TO wipe
out the white slave traffic. He gained
his experience when assistant states
attorney. and after his term of Office
had expired he took up the work Of
special prosecutor He believes that
The procurer is at the root Of all the
social fNil and his aim is 10 drive him
sUo fellows from every large city.
- In NJ lectures throughout the coun-
cry, Roe has endeavored TO lead public
opinion 10 demand the passage Of law
against procurers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14
FISH TRUST
BROUGHT
TO GAFF
.Achille Paladini and Associates
Found Guilty of Forcing
Rival to Wall
COURT GIVES PORTOLA
FIRM S1z,500 DAMAGES
Victory in Civil Suit Hard Blow
to Combine in Criminal
Court
NINE JURYMEN FAVOR
JUDGMENT FOR $r5,e0O
NINE JURYMEN FAVOR
JUDGMENT FOR Sr5,e0O

A CHILE PALADINI and the
"A fish trust received a fatal blow
in Judge Hunts department of
the superior court last night when a
jury found them guilty of forcing the
Portola fish company out of business.
and awarded the latter $12,50O dam
ages. Already the trust is beginning
to disintegrate.
For hours and 40 minutes, nine
of the jurymen argued in favor Of al
lowing the Portola company $4,000.
the entire amount for which it sued.
The remaining three, however, held
out for s12,500, and this amount was
at last unanimously agreed upon.
The result of the civil suit. which
was thus brought to a close, fore
shadows an easy victory in the Grim
inal courts when the trust and its
members come up for trial before
Judge Conley September 20.
In the opinion of Attorney J. A. De
voto, who handled the suit of G. Gigi
and the PortIoa company against the
trust, the verdict of the jury yester-
day means that the members OF the
trust can not possibly escape convic-
ton
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14
81 ESTEEM MY
HUSBAND SAYS
NINE. CAVALIER
CabIegram From ChanIer Bids
Her Give No Heed to the
Press Reports
PMma Donna Says She Expects
to RejOin Her Spouse in
America Soon
RumOrs of Divorce, Separation
and Financial Suits Are
Vigorously Denied
TseeeiaI Dispatch 70 The CALI

nARIS. Sept. 1S.-Mme. Lima Cava-
lieri Chanler gave to The Call to-
a night formal interview on her
marital complications. Wearing blue
silk neglige gown and collar of large
matched pearls. made up of four
strands. she received The Calls cor
respondent in the salon of her home in
Avenue \ Meseene. Cavslieri was
smiling, but plainly worried. as she ex-
hfbited Chanler's oablegram in French,
reading:
10 truth in reports. I have seen
no one. Have begun work Devot-
edly- ROBERT.
SThen you stiu love him2"
'T esteem him for his talent" she
ksid with q beguiling smile.
do you expect to join him in Amer
YES perhaps in about six weeks
"you viii not sue for divorce or
separation"
no, there is no thought of that
3 ~wiu you sue TO get share Of his
fortune" The prima donna's face
eloude9-
THAT is an intimate question" she
finally replied. There has been no
thought Of any suit whatever"
Has Mr. Chsnler carried out his
part Of the marriage contract?7
j.. Cavalier smiled broadly.
'.~ 4 was told. she answered. that he
had $4,000 600 with an income of 500,
600 Z year He has not got il. He has
not anywhere near it. If he has not
given what expected II is because he
has not got IT,"
= s'You have been disappointed to learn
he was not as rich as YOU had been
led 20 believer"
= Cavalier declared vigorously, He
never told me he was that rich. He
told me he had debts. 1 did not ask
how much because 1t did not concern
me
william Astor Chanler is in Paris
looking after his brothers interests
put he refuses TO discuss the case.
During the last week of Robert
Chanler's stay in Paris his plight
aros sised the pity and sympathy of Iis
srfends He had given to his wife all
SHE money he possessed, save what
ne could not touch, and was forced to
borrow from friends for cab fares and
other small necessities He was in bad
straights. but even his friends were
compelled to laugh at his absurd stu
alton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14
SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY
TO REOPEN IN DENVER
DR.. II. F. Rail of Baltimore Is
Chosen President

DENVER, Colo, Sept 1s.-After be-
ing closed for ten years, largely on ac-
count of financial difficulties. the Tiff
school of theology of Denver univer-
sity will be feopened tomorrow. with
DR.. H F. Rail, former pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church of Balti-
more, president
Bishop Henry w. Warren, who is
reputed to be the wealthiest divine
in Methodism, is said to be one of the
financial hackers of the institution.
The school is located at University
park, the seat of Denver university.
DIR. L. r. Eckert, another member of
the faculty. came from Syracuse uni
versity, where he held the chair of phi
1osophy.
officials of the school said today that
the enrolment already assured for the
opening was gratifying.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14
Colonel Breaks About
Even in Primaries
in New York

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Primaries held
throughout New York today show the
relative positions of Theodore Roose-
welt and the old guard, who are fight
ing for control of the coming repub
lican state convention, to be practi-
cally unchanged.
Roosevelt viii have the support of
practically the entire delegation from
New York county. numbering 100. while
his opponents claim 1Os of the 142 dele
gates in Kings "a in Queens and eight
in Richmond county
There were unsuccessful contests.
backed by the old guard leaders. in
several districts in New York county.
while in Kings the friends of Roosevelt
endeavored to capture some of the dis
tricts controlled by Chairman Woodruff
of the republican state committee, but
without result.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14
english AVIATOR
Wins Blue ribbon
Claude Grahame=White Proves
Champion of First Harvard
Boston Aero Meet

BOSTON, Sept 13.-Claude Grahame-
White of England. flying a Earman
biplane and a Bleriot monoplane, each
equipped with French motor, proved
himself the champion of the first an
nual Harvard Boston aero meet at the
close of the nine days competition to-
night, having won the blue ribbon
event OF the meet, the Boston Globe
prize Of $4,000 for his harbor flight to
Boston light and return.
He took altogether four first places
and three seconds in different events,
winning $22,100 in prize money.
No person was injured during the
meet, and there was less than $500
damage to any machine.
While the regular competitions for
prizes ended. tonight the. management
will continue the exhibition through
two days more. offering prizes for new
worlds records.
Glenn H. Curtiss has challenged the
Englishman to a match race.
Ralhp Johnstone got three first prizes
and one second which netted him So, 900.
Walter Brookins took in s4,250 on two
first places and one second, and Curtiss
Won the second place in speed and
$4,000, while Charles Willard won $50
for second place in get away"
Practically all the amateur prizes
were won by Clifford B. Harmon of
New York, who flew the Farman BIZ
plane.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14
CHINESE MINISTER
REACHES HONOLULU
Prince Tsai Hsun Given EIab-
crate Public Reception

j: HONOLULU, Sept. 13.-Prince Tsai
Hsun, minister of the Chinese navy
and uncle Of the young emperor of
China. arrived here today on board
the Manchuria
The prince, who is on his way to the
United States to make a study of naval
problems. was given an elaborate re-
cepton here. Escorted by Governor
Frear the Chinese naval minister and
his retinue were taken from the water
front 10 the scene of the reception un-
der guard Of soldiers and marines.
Extraordinary precautions were
taken 10 guard the visitor During the
progress OF the march through the
city the streets were closed to trafic.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-14
Willing to Take Chance

An effort will be made raise the
sum required by Hamilton to make the
hazardous trip. Should this be un-
successful, arrangements for holding a
two Iay aviation meet here will be
proposed. Hamilton's manager, P. L.
Young, said:
I'VE are willing to take a chance on
the Sacramento-San Francisco and re-
turn flights. Provided the negotia-
tions which are now under way can be
consummated, &C. X will make an at
tempt at the long trip, taking a gam
bling chance on getting the money, he
to make the round trip or receive
nothing