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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
Her First Vision.

70 was about the latter part Of
August that Miss Brown had her first
vision. The girl. who at the time had
but recently graduated from the Paw
tucket high school. gave up her posi-
ton as a stenographer in Providence.
broke with her fance. who sconed at
what he termed her foolishness. and
devoted her time TO fasting and
prayer. Her prediction caused the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

happen without fail" She does not
say. however. whether the something
terrible" viii be the actual end Of
the world. heavy frost in the tropics
or the appearance Of a mouse IN
church at prayer meeting. When the
expected failed to happen the other
time the Immersionists went over
their calculations carefully and ascer-
tanned that a mistake had occurred.
Miss Brown has announced In advance
that there will be no mistake this
time
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19

Eva Brown whose predictions fan
o Of oilers
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
Fortune TeMnq

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D. PcEs GEET FANnY DOcToR BOOK, The Peoples Common
PLAN E5b hosts of delicate which
Of
II mailing only, cloth binding
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
HAVE MANY PURSES
AWAITING OWNERS
Articles Containing Valuable
Private Papers Hay Be Claim
ed al Police Headquarters.

A large number OF pocketbooks and
wallets. Of all sizes and conditions
many of them containing private pa
pers that probably are valuable to their
owners, are lying on the desk of Cap
tain Of Detectives MesHaifstt III police
court, City Hail, awaiting claimants
The articles have heen picked UP by
police in all parts Of the city. and II is
the belief OF Captain Mcmahon that
they were thrown away by pickpockets
after being denuded of any money they
may have contained.
Among the purses is one which. from
the nature OF its contents. belongs to
Mr.. NJ. A. Chandler. OF South Boston
Va. Another seems to belong to Mr.,
F. 7. Tillman. There are half i dozen
others with nothing in them to give
any indication as to the identity OF
their owners.
Pick pockets have not been very ae-
tive at the Fair grounds during the
past few days--a fact which the po-
lice attribute 10 the weather. They
have merely changed the scene OF their
operations, however, and reports OF
losses are coming in from railroad sta
tions almost hourly The latest vic
tim ia Mr.. e. G. Wray. of Mineral
Springs. Va, who says some one
snatched his gold watch at the Chesa-
peake ana Oniu station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
RESTLESS NIGHT
FOR Mr.. HUTllER
Victim Of Automobile Accident in
Considerable Pam. But
Will Recover.
20 BONES ARR. BROKEN
Physicians Not Certain About In
ternal Injuries But Think
There Are None.

A restless night was passed by Mr..
Charles Hutzler at the Memorial Hot
pital. following his being struck by
all automobile driven by Herbert Rich
ardson just outside the City Hall FRI
day. Mr.. Huszler. according to the
hospital authorities. slept only inter-
mittentIy and complained frequently
Of severe paina Despite this fact.
however. ii is predicted that he will
recover
A thorough examination by physI-
clans Friday afternoon disclosed the
fact that none of Mr.. Hutzlers bones
had been broken by the accident. His
worst injuries seemed to consist of sew
eral bruises. which covered almost
every part of his body. and a nervous
shock, This latter. considering the
age OF the victim, worried the physi-
clans for time. but they now de-
clare that unless there are internal
injnries---and they do not thtnK there
are-Mr. lIutzler win soon he abe 10
leave the hospital.
Richard som. the driver ri the car that
struck MI. HEtz1sf, @ak Oh his way 10
The tienrito county court house to an
swer charge of operating an automo-
bile within the county without lights
Nlfrii the accident occurred He was
arrested and taken Ia the Second pre-
cinct police station. where later in the
afternoon he was haiied by Manager
A. Lee Foeiger of the Gordon Motor
Company, Of which CONCERN Richard
son is an employee. Thus far Rich
ardson II charged only with reckless
driving, and 1t Ia probable that this
chargs Will stand unl'sss Mr. Hutzlers
injuries result more seriously than Is
at present anticipated.
Mr. Alvin Hutzier. son OF the In
j,lred mar. declares that he uueS not
believe his father had his umbrella
open at the time OF the accident as
Richardson claims. The umbrella was
not broken nor even wet, after the ac-
cident he says. He also declares his
father used the umbrella To lean on az
ne walked into the City Hail. and that
IL was shut al that titne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
SHIP CHRISTENED
BY MISS LANDON
Suit Brought for $4,000 10 Re.
cover Alleged Damages
from PAPER.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.s
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Oct. S.
The Old Dominion Steamship Conn
pany's steamer Madison" was
launched at noon to-day ct the yard
Of Newport News plant. Miss Fannie
Braxton Landon christened the ship.
The ship. queen OF the heet. Is three
hundred and sevanty-two feet long.
and has passenger accommodations
for three hundred and twenty-five
people. The sponsor Is the daughter
OF w. II. Landon. agent at Norfolk
for the owning company, Among
those present were H. G, Higgins, su-
pervtsing engineer; G. A. Earnets. su-
pcrintendent at Norfolk. and Inspec-
tor Haight, all of the Old Dominion
Company. A luncheon at Hotel War
wick followed the launching.
This morning former City Auditor
John w. Read entered suit for $50. 900
damages against the Daily Press Conn
pany. and e. Stuart Bianton. caftlier
of Schmelx Bros bank. as an out
growth Of. the publication Of an ar
ttcle on d report OF Mr., Rianton, who
was employed TO audit the books OF
the auditor. Mr.. Read thinks the
report reflected upon his efficiency
and ability as an auditor, although
there IL nothing In II rejecting on his
integrity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
HAS CONTRACT FOR
DEsLYS TO DANCE
Zieaheld Enthusiastic Over Pros
spect of Bringing Her to Amer
lea at Low Price.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.--Fior1nz Zieg-
field. Jr.. the musical comedy pro-
Queer. das announced to the United
Press that he had captured tho prize
for which producers Of America are
fsghtinE-the right to bill Mile, Gshs
Desiys in New York, Ziegfe1d secured
an option on Mile Desiys' services
q year ago and three months ago
signed a contract tn pay her $500 a
week as head liner In hts rntd-winter
season, which II to be opened in New
York Thanksgiving week.
Il consider pesiys the most heauti-
full woman in the world. declared
Zeisfe!d, who AS the husband OF Anna
Held is in q position TO Judge femi-
nine beauty. II have known her per-
sonalsy for ions time. and have had
an eye on her for my New York
theatre.
II must pc awfuiiy slow, contin-
ued the producer, flor at the time l
was in Europe l knew nothing OF her
alleged escapades with Manuel.
signed her up because OF her wonder
ful beauty and her dancing and sing
ing l cahled my European represen-
tative yesterday To go To Vienna to
ascertain If she will be present at
the time her contract calls for ! am
dtinK TINS rs m0Ntef OF eeu-pIo-
lection, for YOU know how these wo-
men are. Now that she has come
into International prominence, there
IL no telling what she win do. ] am
to pay her 5000 week.
Zeigfefd'e fear that Deelys would
break her contract is evidently borne
out by the Vienna cables 10 tho United
Press that she Is In communication
with three American managers. tn
each of whom she fixed her terms at
$500 a performance. Her contract
with Xetxfeld calls for $500 a week
and there are prospects Of long
drawn-ouf legal battle between the
American managers II the dancer
tries to break her original contract
''Desiss II now only twenty years
Ola said Zeisfaid. with piquAnt
French figure and manner. She ia =
pronounced natural blonde, and
wonderful dancer. She opsned az 4
child of fifteen In the Olympic The
atre In Paris and made an instant
hit. In London her dancing ana
beauty attracted great crowds each
night"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08

Amelie. pm which the reyelutioniSts
knew II was intended to convey the
other members OF the family to Gibrai-
tar
The promotion of sff army and navy
officers prominently identified with the
revolution will be effected as speedily
~ possible. according to an official an
nouicement to-day.
Details .f the death Of DIR Benz
barda, whose assassination by Lieuten
ant Robeilo was the spark that set on
the revolution. show that bit Of
heroic ,sfratagem an his part In his
last moments prevented the pSsstbie
miscarriage of the reyciutionitsts
plans. Bomharda had in his posses
sion AT the time he was shot docu-
ments revealing the complete plans Of
the reyoiuticnists. His first thought
after being shot was that these papers
should not fall into the hands of the
royaIistk and with his rapidly failing
strength he tore the documents to bits
and scattered them.
Manuel Ii reported TO have said e
Governor Hunter in their interview
Of Thursday that he was confident OF
his eventual return to power. He ex-
presged his belief that the bulk of the
army and people were still loyal. and
intimated that IL would be but a short
time until he would be able To lead q
victorious army against the repuhli-
cans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
CAR WRECKED.
LEADING RAGE
Big Smash Takes Place al Phila
delphia Automobile
Contests.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S.-~-Prompt-
" at noon the red-bodied Apperson.
with f. ii. Hanshue at the wheel,
shot across the line and the third
annual Paramount Park automobile
race was on. At fifteen second inter-
walls the thirty-one other contestants
followed in its wake.
Ralph Muiford, In the Loxicr. led
the dying squadron at the conclusion
OF the first circuit OF the course. al"
Mitchell, in the Chadwick. heSSeser.
had made the best time, covering the
lilo miles in minutes. 10 seconds.
Al the end Of the twelfth lap Berg
doll, In the Benz. WAS leading with a
margin of forty-five seconds over
Ralph milford In Locker AT this
time the leaders had completed 90 OF
the 600 miles Yen zengie, driving Il
Chadwick, held third place, while Ait
ken In Natiopal was fourth.
! Twanty-oneo the thirty-two cars
which started were still on the track.
although xona Df them had lost ~
much time from acciaepte TO machin.
cry that they we're many laps behind.
Wheen tn second lap had been come
pleted 6nGulford. In the LosfeF. led the
procession On this circuit Frey. In
tho Mercer made the tAat tt11s1 ~ 4
minutes IS AeconAc. Thu Pu1lnnaA
car. Hardastx dstyin9. retired fso
th4 raee On tn NJ 4. y 1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
TH|EF TOO ACTIVE
Gets SELF CAUGHT
James McGIaren Steals Watch
Here and Another in Della
ware-Is Coming Back.

The ina biliyy oi James Mct 'laren,
/ Il Tpiorea. to content nrnIseiF WITH fiae
watch Whio n ne naa stolen from a
h1cnmona man caused nun to aapli-
ate ms THEFT IN Eliendale, Dtsleware,
ana as a result he mas been captured
and Wiil pfe,5a MY be brought to ken
nond early next week for trial.
McClaren stole a watch. the police
say, from j. W. M'addelf. of No. ble
Serth First street, on September . l.
The same day, ne went To- local en-
ployment agency, ASKED and leeeis ed
work in another town, and departed
Tor Glendale. Del. before the news
u his theft had reached .he ears oi
the local detective force.
Arrived in Eitenaslie Mctilaren
worked as a laborer tor exa tly hall
day. While working he noticed the
fine GOLD watch anu chain of his
boss" AT noon he saw his oppor.
sunity and stole that watch.
Again he tried the disappearing
stunt" but this time he was not sue
eessful. He was captured and when
not only his latest THEFT but the watch
he had stolen In Richmond was found
in his possession.
Captain OF detectives Mcmahon vas
notified by Deputy Attorney General
Frank NJ. Jones. Of Ellendafe. that
MeClaren had been bound over t.
await the action of the February
term OF the court The Richmond
authorities can have the prisoner IL
they want him, however, .dr. Jones
says, and 1t Is probable that Captain
Nc Mahon viii take advantage of the
offer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
sssrs.1

for the primary convention plan has
occasiened some comment in local po-
litical circles. Chairman Day was
supposed to be In line with Commit
teemen Sale and Cromwell in doing
whatever the Norfolk ring and county
fusionists wanted done, this element
made no bones Of declaring for a
convention, with delegates elected by
magisterial and ward voters and pro-
rated, as WAS the rule OF the party, ny
some other election results.
Day 10 independent.
Chairman Day, who is the father in
law ri Senator Martin. has been active
IN Second district politics for more than
a quarter OF century and has always
been strict party man. He has a
sireak Ut Independence in his make
up. however. and ON occasions is apt
to follow his own line OF thought de-
spite the opinion Of others In party
councils Colonel Dgy resides in
Smithfield and IL therefore removed
from Norfolk political infiue aces to
some extent.
Colonel Day Is not an Office seeker
in any sense of the word. and therein
perhaps is found the reason why he
can assume an Independent air when
ever ne sees nt He has always pre-
ferred to be a director of party affairs
without participating in office emelu-
meuts.
1t is believed that the plaa adopted
at Norfolk Friday will meet with the
general approval of voters throughout
the Second district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
STATE FAIR CLOSES
V|RG|A|A's BEST SHOW

lCnntfnued from First Pageo
- - =-~- ---- ---
urday their statements made during
the fair that ii any gambling VS. done
on the grounds IL was not done with
sanction ner were they Officially cogni-
2ant of it because no complaint had
been made and they were all busy
with their duties.
The officials were informed that two
bookmakers piled their trade under
the grandstand quoting odds on all
the running races and steeple chase
events every day they were run, that
two handbook makers operated In
the crowd In front or the grandstand.
and that the clocks. candy canary
birds and chewing gum offered by the
whirlers of the wheels of fnrtune al
most invariably bought back these
goods with sums Of money ranging
from Is cents 10 $1.50, but they de-
clared IL such things existed while
they were not watching the stands.
they ceased when they We're near the
concessionaires.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
FILTON PREDICTS HOT
TIME DOWN NORFOLK

tpmmonw Attorney John q.
Tflten. OF Norfolk. who was in Rich
mond Saturday. discussed the Second
district primary situation.
Il can say he stated. that the
Norfolk grand jury will probe into the
affair and make a searching investi-
CATION of the entire ease. sparlng no
one. We are now keeping the sheriff
and his deputies busy serving subpoe-
mas on the SIS voters of the Court
house precinct. Second ward. where
alleged irregularities are believed to
have been many and fragrant. Each
of these voters viii have to appear
before the grind jury,
Il can assure YOU" Mr.. Tilton con-
tinued, that Norfolk is going to have
the hottest and most interesting au-
tumn it has ever experienced.
But / cannot say or indicate what
the outcome is likely to be. That
would be too indelicate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
CHURCH SERVICES
OF The s0UTHs|DE
Rev. DIR. james Cannon Will
Preach at Central Method
list Sunday Morning.
CAMBRIDGE RALLY DAY
Rev. James L. Haley Will Return
in Time to Conduct Meetings
ut Stockton Street.
BAINBRIDGE RALLY DAY

On account OF the illness OF Rev.
Henry Pfeiffer. the pastor, Rev. James
Cannon. u. D.. viii preach at the Cen
trai Methodist church Sunday morn
ing. AIR Pfeinfer has greatly improved
during the past week and hopes to
be able to preach Sunday night
The cambridge Street Sunday
school will have it's rally Jay Sunday
and Ii In expected that there Will be
an unusually large attendance. An
appropriate program has been pre-
pared for the occasion.
Rev. James r Haley. pastor of the
Stockton Street Baptist church. who
has been assisting Rev. Il. 4. Hig-
gason In Charlotte county, VIII return
to the 4outhside in time to conduct
the usual services at his church.
Rev. j. NJ. Rowland, pastor. will
preach ut the West End Methodist
church His subject at II A. NJ. will
he, The Light OF the World. and at
. p. m. Thou to Get Rich" The Ep-
worth League win meet at D. m.
Rev. James w. Durham, pastor. will
conduct the usual services at the Balm
bridge Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
OFF ON VACATION
IS JUSTICE JOHN
Lieee Master Who Rules in Po-
lice Court Goes 10 Louis
lana.

Scores Of persons. residents OF the
city. and tourists who have found
much free entertainment by visiting the
police court In the basement of the
City Hail, aredesolate.. Justice john
Grutchneid, the only and inmitabie
combination OF judge and Jury Is COINS
away
Justice Crusc,steld was granted o
Through hy the City Council many
weeks ago For time he thought he
would not take vacation Now
however, he has changed hts mind. and
he leaves Richmond Saturday night for
Bunkte. Louisiana. there to visit his
daughter. Mrs. +. E. Wright
Justice John said Saturday that he
might be gone four weeks. and that
he might stay only half that time y
want TO see that new srandchild 0.
mine. he said sshe might be so at
tractiYe that Ill hate to come back
can't tell though. Richmond is pref
~ fine old town, and / miss 1t more
and more every time I so away.
Mrs. Wright, whom Justice John
will visit was married to DR. L. B.
Wright Immediately following the LAT
ter's graduation from local college
in 1909. They moved to Louisiana
shortly after The marriage ceremony,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
PAMUAK[Y INDIAN To
GO UNDER THE KNIFE
Son of Chief Bradley Comes to
Richmond TO Have Appendix
Taken Out.

Appendicitis IL playing no fasorites
these days. as eyiden ced by the latest
patient 10 arrive at the Virginia Hos
pital for the attention OF the sur
geans.
The patient In Peunberton Bradley. a
full blooded Indian from the thicka :
hominy reservation. who arrived In
Richmond Saturday morning Tor the
purpose OF having his appendix re-
moved. DIR. Stuart Mcclure will per
form the operation
Mr. Bradley IN the son of.a Pamun-
key chief. He ID twenty three years
old. and. but for the trouble with his
appendix, appears to be in the best OF
health.
will be the first Indian to 60 under the
knife there for appendicitis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
COLONEL VISITS
GEORGIA SCHOOL

ROME. Ga. Oct. S.--Gifford Pin
chot met Colonel Roosevelt here TO-
day. Pinchot was waiting when the
colonel was unloa ded from his tram
In the mud at the Berry School
grounds. He and the colonel, behind
pair Of friaay Georgia nu.es, were
mel inspected the work Of the stu
dents.
r, The berry School h . philanthropsc
institution Ter the education ~ po0s
white children, and itsrecelved nesirsy
recommendation frouH NJ scclorei ~ =
ln.saf apsech - IT, tsachsrs asd stN-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
WILL PROBABLY
LIFT QUARANTINE

Especial to The Richmond Nirsinian)
NORFOLK, VA, Oct S.--The quar-
ansise beard etf Norfolk. Portsmouth
and Norfolk county meets Monday to
consider lifting the dual quarantine
here. II is thought this will he done.
but that the State medical officer, who
Is paid $500 yearly by Virginia, wifi
be retained for emergency.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
FIVE CANDIDATES
WILL Be IN RACE


CONTINUED from First Page,}
r.. E. Holland forces must confront
In Southampton. Isle OF Wight and
Nansemoad Young and Maynard are
both claiming that they viii get many
votes-in these counties
A. II. Bilisoly. T. f. Heath. and
other managers In Norfolk for E. L.
Holland are going ahead with plans
for the Holland campaign meeting al
the Academy of Music here next Wed
nesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
SLAUGHTER HOUSE is
BURNED BY INCENDIARY

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.,
HARRiSONBERG. VA, Oe-, $3.50
Fire Of undeabted iBcendiary origin
destroyed William Shepherds siaugh-
ter house Thursday night en- the
northern edge OF the town. The own
ers says that numerous threats had
been made 10 burn the house by per-
sons who regarded the place as a
nuisance. The loss is about 5000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
FATHER SEARCHING
FOR MISSING SON
Norfolk Man Says He Believes
Boy Come to State Fair
Here.

The local police have been asked to
try and find 12-year- Clyde Robin
son, son OF Mr. n. q Robinson, Of
Norfolk, Va, who ran away from his
home last Monday, en- route, hts pa !
rents believe. for the State Fair.
Mr. Robinson In Z letter to Chief
Werner says his son left Norfolk ac-
cOinpanied by another boy named Keel
ing Field. The Robinson boy IL de-
scribed as having brown hair. which -
worn rather long in front. and brown
eyes. When he loft his home he was
dressed IN blue trousers. ,dral- colored
coat. ana gray cap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-08
Chesapeake & 0l1io

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