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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
FRIDAY, THIRTEEN TIL,
BAD DAY FOR FIRES

which flowed down and smashed two
skylghts. The injury to the building.
owned by the Richmond Building Cor
poration, was very slight. Fire Chief
Joyncs thought that the total loss
would not reach above $1,000.
Truck Has Accident.
To add to the excitement, Truck No.
4. driven by Fireman Whitlock, collidcd
with a pile of bricks IN front of the
old post-ofiice building, and the tongue
of the wagon was broken in twain.
There was no possible way to avoid
the accident. Extreme caution had to
, he observed to prevent collision with
vehicles. and the truck went into this
gutter. Whltlock had TO cut directly
across in order to get the wheels on
of the gutter. and the pole of thu
wagon Went into the pile of bricks
ticulty, and no one was hurt. Thu
damage to the truck will amount I,
about s25.
The second fire started shortly afte
4 o'clock. just as the companies wer
getting back into quarters and dress
ing down their engines and trucl
wagons. Some passcrby called the at
tention of Mr.. Christian, proprietor o
| Christian Brothers, to smoke issuin;
from the top floor windows, and h.
rushed up to the corner TO turn in til,
alarm. A fireman, as soon as he ar,
rived, turned in "a second alarm.
| started In Mixing Room.
[ The blaze originated in the mixing
| room on the second floor and rapidly
crept through the flooring and Wen;
70 the third story, The whole place
was so filled with smoke that no man
could so upstairs TO make an examna-
ton. E'iremen went up ladders to the
windows. and the fire was fought from
the outside. The extension ladder and
dow on the top floor and did effective
work. At one time the hose shot wa
ter through two windows and across
Il building on the opposite side of the
alley. But this was soon corrected,
and tons of water flooded the building,
top and bottom.
The fire was confined to the third
floor. where most of the stock, consist
ing of chemicals and bottled goods, is
kept. There We're many carbolic acid
reservoirs lying about the building,
but fortunately none exploded. The
bottled goods were practically UNI
harmed. but the paper wrappers and
labels Were all destroyed. Damage to
the building itself, which is owned by
T.. ID. Starkc. was small. Mr.. Christian
stated that he could not tell the value
of his stock or what the loss would
be, but he said all would be covered
by insurance.
Some damage was inflicted on the
stock of Roberts & Hoge, shoe manu-
facturers, next door. Several cases o
goods We're ruined by water and smoke
and the loss will amount to about $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
Department Kept on Jump When
Alarms Come From Main
Street.
MORE FUSS THAN DAMAGE
Blaze in Cannon Building and
One at Christians Quick
~ Extinguished.

Faith in the old superstition that
day rcgained its whilom prestige yes
terday, when three alarms ono from
Box 1s, Twelfth and Main Streets,
and another from Box 81, at Four
tecnth and Main Streets. were sent in
to headquarters The third fire was
at tho Old Dominion Line wharf
where an automobile. which was be
ing shipped to a customer in Norfolk
by r ~. Blenner, was partially de
stroyed on account of the carelessncs
of bystanders who dropped light
ed match into the gas tank.
The other two fires. though in thu
heart of the business section of thu
city. did not result In as much dam
age as the crowds of people and thu
general excitement would have indi-
Gated. The operator in the fourth floor
of the City Hail. where are ranged
the keyboards of the Fire Depart
ment. was on his Job and when the
first alarm came in from Box -, he
had Engine Companies Nos. 2, 5, {
and dispatched TO the scene, and
within a few minutes half a hundred
fire lighters were sending streams OF
water into the top floor of the build
ing at lilo East Main Street, known
as the old Cannon. Building. DenDc
volumes of SMOKE. iss!ted from the
windows.
But quick work by the Fire Depart
ment, under the direction of Chief
Joynes and Assistant Chief RATIO. soon
auenched the flames, and il is believed
that the total damage Will not exceed
$1,000.
In Dangerous section.
The second fire occurred in the plant
of the Christian Brothers. manufactu-
rers of havoring extracts, South
Fourteenth Street The steamers and
trucks had hardly got back into their
quarters wneu the alarm from Box No
81 was sounded in the central office,
The locality was so dangerous that a
second alarm was turned in, and with
in a few minutes seven steamers and
TWO trucks We're at tile fire. The ex-
tension ladder and stand pipe were
..brought into play in the front, ant
seven streams We're hurled through
the windows opening into the alley
Fighting top and bottom and from
and rear, the tlremen soon had thu
flames under control. and in twent.
minutes the fire was practically eXt!n
guished.
Just before this alarm Mr. Blenner'
automobile was partially destroyed an,
had to be taken back TO the shops. :
truck company was sent to the whar
to save II.
The first fire, al 1l1o East Mai,
Street originated in the offices of p. j
White. architect. on the third fool
in which it did considerable damage
The flames extended into the offices o
William j. Moran, illustrator, wher
the damage amounted 10 very little
was afterwards discovered, the mali
damage being caused by smoke. som
little damage was inflicted on othe
parts of the building by the watel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
Marriage I.,rcuse

A marriage license was issued yes
terday In the Hastings Court to George
G. Henderson, OF Jacksonville. Fla. and
Hattie Lavnka. The Wedding was set
sor. XH6tsrdaI,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14

which flowed down and smashed two
skylights. The injury to the building.
owned by the Richmond Building Cor
poration, was very slight. Fire Chief
Joyncs thought that the total loss
would not roach above $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
,.nv Meeting, Scheduled.

will he big night at tho City Hall. Six
municipal meetings are scheduled
there, while the Committee on Relief
of the Poor will meet at the City
Home If quorum can be secured;
Meetings at the City Hall--all at S
o.clock-are the Committees on Streets.
Street Cleaning, Light, Water, special
committee on investigation of the
Wise Pollock charges. and a subcom-
mittee from the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
MAYOR APPROVES
AIR BUILDING
Signs Appropriation for $45,oo1
for New Administration
Structure.
READY FOR SHOW IN FALL
Railway Company Gets Pcrmis-
sion to Close Streets i'll
West End.

Mayor Richardson yesterday re-
turned to city Clerk Ben T. August
with his approval. the resolution APP
propriating $4,000 for the construc-
ton of an administration building on
the grounds OF the Virginia State Fair
Association The measure was con-
CURED in Thursday might by the Board
of Aldermen and quick work was done
on its engrossment by City Clerk Au-
gust. the measure having the Mayors
signature and tho money being avail
able for expenditure by midday me
Mayor also signed a companion reso-
luton. which permits the Committee
on Finance to borrow the amount
$4,000 IL necessary-in order that
the work may proceed at once. and the
building be pressed to compietioh IN
time for the annual exhibition next
fall.
First Of Mig Group.
Tho building will be the first OF a
nroposed group of permanent tlreproof
cxposition buildings, which 1t Is pro-
posed TO erect from time to time. The
land on which the fair Is held was
purchased by the city some years ago,
ana has already doubled In value. prov
inr, n most profitable investment. 1t
ts--1eased for term OF years 10 the
Fair Association at rate which more
than pays the city the interest on the
original Investment Tho new build
Ing 10 to be leased to the association
for 4 per cent. on the outlay and sl,2oo
n year. the latter sum designed 10
cover repairs, depreciation and sink
ing fund
rhe structure will be OF steel and
concrete hrcproof throughout and IN
tho nature of an immense onc-story
hall The city may have the free use
of II at any ti,ne. other than when the
fair is here and the great floor space
will prove an attractive place for great
conventions or meetings. calling for
greater seating capacity than tho CITY
Auditorium. 1t is to be erected by the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings
which will invite competitive designs
at once. In fact the directors OF the
Fair Association have already had pre-
ltminary sketches and estimates pre-
pared. showing what is desired.
other Measures Signed.
Mayor Richardson also returned with
his approval tho following measures:
Fixing the salary OF the Weighmas-
ter at $50 n month.
Fixing the salary OF the stenogra-
phcr TO the City Attorney at $50 o
month.
Ordinance granting TO the Virginia
Railway and power Company tho priv
iIere to close certain streets and ac.
cept,ng from the company the dedi'
cation to the city of certain other
streets embraced in the plan for cree
tion of new car barns in the West End
Ordinance creating the Office of City
Chemist at an annual salary of $1,000
with $500 for laboratory equipment
and expenses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
schedule of LIABILITIES Flied.

A detailed schedule of the assets and
liabilities of the firm OF X. Fisher &.
Sons. who filed petition in bankrupt
cy on May 4, was filed yesterday in
the United States District Court. The
total Of liabilities, mainly in unsecured
claims, is placed at $74,212.57, while
the assets, including stock, fixtures
and open accounts, amount to S6O,627.i9.
The creditors are numerous, but the
report does not indicate that any firm
is especially deeply involved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
GRADUATES AT
MEDICAL COLLEGE

The faculty of the Medical College OF
Virginia yesterday gave out tho 1oi-
lowing list of graduates who had sue
cessfully passed examinations III the
various departments:
Doctors of Medicine.
Max John Alexander. Darlington, 5.
C.. George Bruce Barrow. DanV'lle
John Cleveland Bell, Pollocksville \.
c.: Chas. Gilmore Bowles. R1chmona !.
AIhert Compton Broders, Alexandria
Antonio Austin Burke. Petersburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-14
FOOTBALL PLAYER MARRIEs
w. r. Calico and Miss G. AInude Watson. Of
Roanoke, Quietly Welded Wednesday.

Roanoke Quietly Welded Wednesday.
". p cafee. noted tackle on sireinIas
football team two years ago. and a
student at the Medical College of Virginia,
and Miss C. Maudc Watson. OF Roanoke.
were married at 8 O'Clock wednesday after
noon in the parlors of the Rev. II. y. G.
Maclachlan. pastor of the Seventh Street
Christian Church.
Tho wedding very quiet, only the
BRIDES two brothers. Bruce and Everett
Watson, of Roanoke, and Mr.. Cnlfee's cousin.
William Smith. being present.
Tho honeymoon will be deferred until after
Mr.. Calfee has graduated in medicine and
he has passed the State Examining Board.
The bride and groom are now guests at
the Richmond Hotel
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
Mis-. mkRI IHkW
GETS VERDICT
Attorney Hsrtridge, Who Defend
ed Thaw, May Be Disbarrcd
for Perjury.

NEW YORK Special Mrs Nary
Copley Thaw was Wednesday awarded
eerolcl m fc~ SSH 81 ATTORNEY elf
ford ". Hartridge against npr for
$4,000 ffe claimed that mis- mcney
was due for hia ser,-tree IN the trials
% Harry X Thaw Tor the Fnarssr oe
stanford White.
The verdict p.rfca w4s r~arhcs
only after the ttrv had dciiherated
six hours. was retars.tl sealed and was
read ~ Judge ffot- fa-tFidxs Nas
not awarded a cent
Judge fioit Instructed the United
states DIstflct Attorney 60 trpound
Az TIRE papers and evidence in sha
trtai o. the c0ee and Investigate
whether he should prosecute the law
ser for perjury. The court pinortcs
the lawyer. who spranz into notorlsty
irnmeclatciy AFTER the killing OF stan
ford White. and besides demanded
the inf estlE4tiou with a view tD caus~
ing his trial for perjury. Jedge Holt
declared that the Bar Association OF
Sew York should have its Grievances
Committee take up HartridEes case
and begin pruceralngE 20 pass en-
whether he should D. deHorred from
the practice ~ law. To this end ne
81 appointed Abram Rose. % counsel for
Mrs lhaw- 90 act as an ofEcaf OF the
court ln bringing the matter 0fnclRliy
to the attention OK the Grievances
Committee.
III some OF the payments eharTed
in Che hIiLr said Iudge TIolt we're
not made. there are reasons why an
IaVcstiEation should pc made 90 de-
terntnc whether Er1uuls for prose
.Ntnn ior perjury exist in this case.
nl Che rar uaeuts charged ia
enc DID ~ particulars were made thers
.re grounds lur au Invest rltlou "a
determine whether thc oneuss of Or.
strurtng che course of Justice ha,
trtn committed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
SIX CASES or SWALLOW
REPORTED N FULTON

SlN or more smallpox cases exist in
Fulton. They ere reported last Light
about 9 .cl.,,.
-If the man who caused this dis
ease 90 Zoe spread there. said Health
ofnccr Levy this morning. "did SO
knowingly. B would like Go send him
90 the penitenuary. and Z wish there
was some law authorizing iLH
All people who might have been
brought ina contact with the cascs-
and there is uo way OF estimating
che number-are warned 60 De vac
cinated. They city win furnish the
vaccine, ana. 10 desired. the vaccina-
zion wil bee made at The health office
90 the city Han
Sis eases were found in Fulton last
uiEuf. about O'Clock At IIf Orleans
etr Allie Clark, Charles Clark and
til l.I-Afn clark were Affected. but We're
Ntat recovery OTHERS ln thc neigh
1"tNuoL hlt been exposed to The disc
GASES Ile three tlnrks worked af flt
Cedar works. where hundreds oI men
are employ cu, and 80 Is feared that
l' disease misnt have spread amon
Ars Anna McCouIey. of 37ot Ieste.
-.Ir.I. ana tnrUN children. UOuErl.tu .
I "r disease, Bot these four have so Gan
'Ferc4 tnat tler wrc NOE taken o.,
They have PASSED the sfarc.~ sal.
'.. Vs. k. Foster rhIs mnruinr. -fr
-ic they might have communicate
pr NJ P Rucker. formerly head q
,1e medical office on NaucIe ester. 1894
ne. blr ~aII he dId NOS rAre.t th
disease to reach WasEiugfon Ward
i'f E'Ntcr urges H|I uIe.s llInus fo
.c next two weeks.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

NEW Special Mrs. ThOs
j. Mclaughlin. "a bride OF wees. cltet
Ora contempt proceedings ION "a sF, sep
ing court victory al Nevark.
Tuesday.
on The eve % her wedding. MS. SIC
l.aaEtllns Wuo was tacu Allso >l-a
WhiEfemore. was virtually pFi-un-
In her home. -68 Halste1 street. N nll'
process servers allied u-tsllr lle
present husband. former AIderrlar
succeeded tn bringing about tr.ce
married his swec treuTL. aud Was Isl 500
her In court tuesday.
The case had ITS origin in a cfnlr
made b. "a Manhattan clothing huaSf
In attempting 90 get tne defendant a
in supplement tary proceedings. 10 ga
stated. the apers were served on a..
woman's sister BY mistake
Counsel FOR the prosecution admfffe.
doubt as 90 who was served. and Juds
McLear vacated the contempt Greer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
FOOD STORAGE
SUBJECT is UP


WASHINGTON. %. e.. - Special -
SON Lodge. 90 MassachusettH. Weanes-
lay submitted to tne senate the re-
port of DE. Harvey Wiley. chlrf .nI me
ist ol tho Department ~ ArriruIfare.
ou thc subject 80 storaEe 90 food
products
Tho report raYa that the value %
Some foods. such aE cheese. hnul. ha~
CON. wlus and other prnuucta 81 tu-
creased hr cold storage. other pred
DR. Wiley adds that surplus products
should Pei Kept ln rula aforase for
such time on ther arc unt lu srasou.
aud approves canucl saods. nut SAYS
49, hrEunt season sud thar 200 food
proou.t shoutl be- stored beyond nlns
months
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
NORFOLK COUNTY AND PORTS
MOUTH CITY SUE n. r.. JORDAN

NORFOLK. VA SpeciaI.--A suit for
$780, rc damages was entered here yes
ferda. hr Norfolk county and Ports
mouth city against n. II. Jordan. lessee
OF the ferry lines between Norfolk and
Portsmouth. and against the Empire
Security Company. OF New York. sure
ty on The bond or Jordan. Breach OF
contract is alleged. the suit being en-
tered 60 recover penalties prescribed
N the lease for failure 90 maintain the
schedule under which the law requires
the ferry boats 20 run.
a penalty OF s. IS Imposed for every
frir not made on schedule time. TIC o.
estimated That the ferries have failed
t0 make schedule time on 100 trips "a
dav since thcy have been in the hands
of the esce.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
ANOTHER MAN SIEpT
N mgOK Avs BEDROOM


NEW TURN oleNlAt- !" e ..i.i
t-rt." .n OBJ. separation ~.I'L "t ut
I..It 'lAIF ..I'. '''.
"fn. NW WAS 'r f'''. ny '.-'
or clerN o.lc, II Ni.'.''t. o. o. M N'
rranllnr tnr preliminary decree
fice H.trf Hn-t'a liiN. it .oN'i 500.
600 "a year hlin"Nl "HI'H N.r
Poo Ne Toe lleu oI Der dover F.-hL-
requests GOV .'Nin-e '4 I's
IAt.un I'.'o .N ItE-t "t
1aw.s requests WIN only irN ~
ccpiions. whereas tliloal li Lne
quests made W 't were 'i-i N-"
not found h' tn-
Among tne NeLe, ..N.
We're tnat Do Pc t-Ah. th.1t Nr '.D "'t
cai a reporter OF Dew lofN pal..
nn enc phone from fiihn f'inL. o. go
nd SAY ne intended 20 .t"7r .lia D'
f ,rf place ot GREAT Nece 'tne sue TOT
lIF"r'e- tn"I llr 'i
Grams ana oo-.n- lne '.rat -reA
+ house WAS cause t"t "nii. u', w = 2.
+ ON the other haud releasts by the
-ltinuu marked 10Y i.un"
Inat the property or nfoNA" Do prop
.ri} invested weNio oiih% tu hLH-..A
come pr ll-e. Nt. thu I..t hr
should deposit sfpN.L"V as security
for me payment OF 40. ihulf.
con- request or hfoNaM ATTORNEY ~
10 was found that on hecennper rs.
1905. when ne was away from nome
Mrs broiaw permit TIED an un ~ rec
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
TO INSTALL THE
MINERAL EXHIBIT
DER. WATSON AND CAPTAIN BAK.
ER HAVE CONFERENCE WITH
THE GOVERNOR.
RICHMOND. VA.-special-

RICH MOND, Vas pecial.-
Captain W. W. Baker. OF the James
town Exposition Commission; DR.. T.
Leonard Watson. State Geologist. and
Governor Mann had a conference this
morning over the installation OF the
mineral and timber exhibit The work
win be under the direction OF the
jamestown Exposition Commission tili
next June. when the Board viii hold
its last meeting and go out OF busi-
ness. Then the exhibit VIII be under
the direction OF the State Geological
Survey. and the man in charge viii
be made an assistant 90 the State Geo
lOgist.
The railroads are shipping the stun
to this city. two cars being sent from
jamestown yesterday and two others
Will be loaded today The entire eN-
hibit viii be placed tn Richmond with
out cost 20 the state. The railroads
have announced that they viii from
time TO time make additions 20 the
exhibits.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
MRS. ELLINGTON
GETS DAUGHTER
Charlottesville Girl Taken in Gus
tody Released in Police
Court.

X 4 II NJ - n ~ y A. y q B q D..
Miss Edna Ellington. seventeen
years old. pretty daughter % j. r. El-
Nrgfon. OF Charlottesville who, be-
sides being member OF The city
Council OF his cts. Isl reputCd to bc
worth over a quarter OF million
dollars. has been arrested Ben this clty
on charge of being "a fuguuNe from
her parents"
The girl was arrested last night by
Detective Sergeant Wiley and Acting
Detective kcIlm. Chief OF Police
Werner had been previously notified
.o be ON the lookout for the runaway
girl
When the case came up in the Po-
lice Court This morning che SRI WAS
released from custody. insofar as Deer
detention ly The local police Has COM
oeruod. as Airs. Ellington. mother ot
Che E.ri. arrived iu Richmond this
morning Co take her daughter back.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
UNITED NINE WORKERS.
MAE ATTEMPT TO ORGANIZE

GREENSBORO. PA.-Special-In an
EFFORT 80 organise AL OF tne workers
tn The irwin and GreensburE districts.
the organizers % the United Nine
workers OK America. District No Is.
are cOn6uctiDg a MARCHING campaign
in which thousands OF the miners ara
partici patinE IN tire ende2Vor 20 have
their fellow workers join them Ia the
strike.
The leaders OF the campaign claim
they have induced more than lo.ooo
men TO join the ranks or the strikers.
and declare that within q week there
Wiil be complete tie-up cf ehe entire
region unless the owners recognize the
unton.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
NEGRO HAUNTED BY
VISION OF VICTIM
Lynchburg Negro, Held for Muir
der, Sees Likeness Of Wo-
man He Killed.

LYN H B U r c, V A. Special
George Carr, the negro who Is in jail
waiting indictment on the charge OF
murder or Sarah Fields. also colOred,
cannot sleep in his cell at the city jail.
because the likeness OF the woman
chasing him with q drawn razor is
always before him. Carr claims the
shooting was accidental and that he
would not have hot the woman in
tentionally, for he was In love with
her. His case goes before the May
grand jury in the Corporation Court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
TO TAKE CFNSUS IN
LYNCHBURG SCHOOLS

IYNCHBURG, VA.-Special.- Su-
perintendeut f. c. Glass. OF the public
schools. Is preparing TO take the cen
sus OF the school population or the
city. and the work will be started as
soon as the hooks and printed matter
are sent ont by the State Board OF Ed
ucation. The census FIVE years ago
showed a population OF $500 persons
between seven and twenty-one years
OF age. There will be a considerable
increase in the new census
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
STRIKING CAR men
RETURN TO WORK
Men Accept Terms of Company
All Old Men 20 BE Taken
Back.

rIfLADrLpUIA. pA.-Sp ccia t--
rhe Philadelphia Rapid Transit Conn
uHuy. Through Director vs.. IT. shell
l.rlIre. TODAY announced fne settle
nerf of thr garments strike on the
terms offered nr the company All
the mon uiu ht taken haoE and those
NOT given permanent runs immedi
ately win he paid So per tay until
such runs are provided. The men VIII
they wish.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
TO PIT UP TOBACCO
IL WOOD PACKAGES

WA TrNGTON u. c. Special
The Ways and Means committee to-
day authorized favorable report on
the bill introduced bv Representative
poubv. Of Michigan. amending the
Payne tariff law So as Co authorize
the manufacturcrs OF fine cut chew
ing tobacco Co put up their product
.n wooden packages. containing ten.
twenty. forty and sixty pounds each.
This was the provision OF the Dingley
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
MAKES DEFENSE FOR
~SCWENIING~ BEAUTY

VENICE Special The countess
'rarnos,s1a. described by the prosecu-
ton ae Ca scheming beauty. who plotted
her husbands murder. was today put
in another light by Professor Morselll.
the victim 90 domestic opuIt.ous
which undermined her consultation
md mlld.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

LOS ANG EIES CAL Special a
new oval surgery department of the
Los Angeles County Hospital was IN
luguratUl with ar unprD-ctC Tented ope-
ration. supplying John SchNheimer. "a
Long Beach rancher. with part ~ "a
calfs lower jaw 90 replace the maNil-
larry bones that were destroyed when
"A bun rcrcd the man and butted him
jon the face last November.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
CONVICTED or
CRIMINAL ASSAULT
White Married Man Convicted
for Crime Against Nine Year
Old Colored Girl.

NEWPORT NEWS VA Special
p. A. Nandyke, a white married man.
was convicted OF attempted criminal
assault on Rchecca Chandler. a nine
year-old c0lored girl. in the Elizabeth
city County Circuit Court today and
was sentenced 10 eighteen years in
the penitenuary. The victim died
shortly after the alleged attempt az
assault. IL - the nrst case OF its kind
ever tried here.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
Is REACHED
icy RAILWAY CONDUCTORS

ROAM o Is IL. Y As p q C a IA
agreement was reached by the Nor
folk and Western order Of Railway
Conductors yesterday on a new wage
schedule. calling for an Increase OF
10 per cent in pay. The trainmen
and yardmen have asked the man
agemont for new schedule