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The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

Frederick Thompson will present
fIhe 8pendthrift drama OF today,
VI Porter Emerson Brown. who also
20 etc "A Fool There Vas In the
cnpcny which win appear in "The
5S1d5hr1fts here IL the same that has
kyod ~ the Hudson theater, New
(oFk for the last ave months. II 10
"a " Edmund Breese and That's Ma
r1ns and includes, besides them. t.
eniel rrsvisX, Matte ntn,v Ferguson ,a. Sum sum.
<Slv nSd Robert Cain.
# ~Ihe 6pendthffft" was one OF the
1nnoafic successes Of the past season
<onhaffah. II attracted large audi
oos AL through the summer and
onld Be On New York yet. booked for
- o1k-winter run. but for the existence
~ Sisiss that could not be cam
thsms OF -rhs spsndthrifr. 10
I'D extfnvaRance. The central
|~@rr II 4 woman who knows IT,
cares less. OF the difficulties
&4nd experiences In making
NJ arrived at such q point
1no61o 20 further crafty
k1W Mouoohold on a more
~ reports to a very
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

Scandal" which had a phenomenaily
successful run OF 500 nights In Paris
breaking all records In that city since
Rostand's celebrated ''Cyrano de Ber-
gerac." TIE piece was the cause OF
the most bitter managerial contests
thar have marked international theatre
calls In years. IL was nearly three
years ago that the piece opened at the
Renaissance theater In Paris No ad-
VANCE notices had been sent out re-
garding IL. and the public believed IL
70 be merely a usual Renaissance
attraction. But the next morning Henri
Bataille. the author. awoke 10 ind the
french critics hatltng II As the master
piece OF the decade and proposing him
London. Berlin. and Vienna critics has
tened TO Paris to see the play for
themselves and each returned equally
enthusiasts In their prophssies OF It's
success. Immediately every manager
In Europe and America dispatched
agents TO Paris TO capture the play.
There was literally night TO see which
would reach him hrst, but when the
theatrical agents finally discovered him
he said very calmly: why. gentlemen.
4 don't see why you stir up this fuss.
I have arranged for my producer out
side OF France. II 10 Mr.. Frohman."
The prophesies regarding the play
came true, for not until the play had
run over 500 nights In Paris was a
company allowed TO go on tour. Mr.
Frohman has insisted that the transia-
ton OF the play In English follow the
original precisely.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01
TEMPLE.


Next weeks bill In the Temple the
ater will be headed by Ethel Green,
who will offer a dainty singing and
dancing number. Miss Green has been
featured In several OF the Shubert mu-
slcal attractions. among them "The
Rose OF Algeria" and Dick Whiting
An. unusual feature of the program
Will De Maestro Gennaro, an eccentric
Italian bandmaster, and his Venetian
9ondolfery band OF 30 artists, present
ing what 10 said to be q high-clas mu-
steal act under the title OF Sunrise
a. Mountain Rose" For the vocal num-
oers, the band will have the assistance
prano. formerly with Hammerstein's
mAnhattans Opera company Gennaro
10 one or Italy's foremost bandmasters
An elaborate military act. "Our Boys
In Blue" will be presented bv IL sol-
oisrs OF the u. g. regular army. They
VIII use o regulation u. s. model CAT
ing gun. firing 500 shots per minute.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

ETHEL ONEEN
Musical Comedy Star On the Temple
My Way to Reno" Eddie Leonard the
minstrel man. assisted by Mabel Rus
sell. will appear on the same program
Charles Leonard Fletcher and company
will present the latest Lambs club
success. His Nerve"
MILES.
AN Event In Clubdom" Is the title
that has been given the act that heads
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

their household gods to totter and fall.
However. the path of their future Il
OF them can he seen at It's distant end.
Kyrie Beliew will return TO the De-
troit opera house. Oct 10. for an
engagement OF one week. In The
The Detroit times., 1910-10-01

S:s'ss's' ": ::' sa
BY wirslsss. : play based upon .
ss ~: r Ds SSrpD's s.r:a % Sn Is.
ins OF body In DIR. crippsn's csl1oB
in London. Almost simults nsouely. pP.
crippsn and his stenogrsphsL Miss Le-
the pursuit across the Atlantic whSn
word was received by wireless that the
pair were on board the Montross. Their
arrest and return TO London 10 recent
ingiy told In Tracked by wireless
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
EARLY DEALINGS
CONTINUE STRONG
----------
Stock Market Appears Very Ac-
tive Many Issues Making
Substantial Gains.
TONE BECOMES HARDER
Recessions in Early Forenoon Are
Met by Recoveries That
Later Develop.
TONE BECOMES HARDER

NEW YORK, August t0.--The stock
market continued active and strong in
the early dealings to-day. many issues
making substantial gains over the adj
vances yesterday
After recessions noted In the early
forenoon the market developed a
harder tone and after midday some
recoveries were noted in the import
ant issues.
There was a reactionary tendency
after the first few minutes and at the
end of the first hour prices of the
leading issues generally showed de-
ciines of a point or more. from the
highest of the morning. Governments
unchanged; other bonds firm.
During the greater part OF the af-
ternoon the market ruled extremely
dull, bat prices were we'll held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
SUPPORT HIS WIFE
OR GO TO JILL
Justice Crutchfeld Lays Down
the Law and Parsons Con-
sents.

Z. Altar hearing testimony of tnfideliiy
and blighted marital obligations jus
tice Crutchfieid IN police court Ncdnes-
man. sIate-worker and carpenter. 10
either pay hts wife. eorssely Mrs. Nettts
Parsons. 30 a week or forfeit bono
and remain in jail Parsons agreed 70
the verdict and under the supervision
Of DR. James Buchanan. OF the Assoc
cfatsd Charities, will be held until Sep.
TENDER ath. when. II he has secured
permanent employment and is snppot,.
ing his children and his wife, ne VIII
Sc free from the watching OF the pro-
baton osffcer.
Parsons appeared in police court
Wednesday as defendant In case that
has attracted considerable attention N
the city Mrs. Parsons claims that she
was deserted by her husband and that
her children had to be supported ny
charity while the man walked apon'
the streets. She came her from PENN
sytvania having married Parsons seven
years ago when she was girl OF six
teen lie was good to her until Janu-
AIRY when he struck her. so she alleges,
with a stick. Following this war
rant was issued for him and under the
old law he was Indicted by the Crane
Jury for non support and was oFderen
to rive his wife IS a week. In default
Oh the bond required by Judge witt he
went 10 jail and remained IN prison
until the latter part OF March when ne
was turned out upon his promise 10
take care OF the chitdTen ana iui hisiA
his wife with money enough to pro-
cure divorce.
instead of doing this the man de-
serted his wife and children entirety
and they had TO apply 10 Dr.. Buchanah
-easaF4tA Asi4-ef3aeeF ans
ytged the issuance of another warrant
and Parsons was arraigned on TINS
charge. Wednesday He employed an
attorney. Mr.. II, NJ. Smith, Jr, 70 DE-
TEND him and stoutly protested against
paving anything 10 hts wife's support:
The hearing Of the case consume"
more than two hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
GOVERNOR REQUESTED
TO PARDON NEGRO
Octagenarian Serving Life Sen
tence in Peniteniarv Seeks TO
Be Released.

fsa,,arnn, Mann has been requested
10 nardon Mike Thomas. alias James
s,+,,irh y alias pan an S0-yeaT- old ex-
slave who is serving a life sentence
in the nenitentiary for chronic house
breaking.
PAN has served fourteen years and
seven months of his life in the peni-
tentjarv He was las tsent there on
January II. 1903. for thefts commit
ted in Newnort News. This being his
-frrrd -0rrense. and the court imposing
a penalty of one year in the peniten-
tiary, by virtue OF the statutes made
and provided he must spend the re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
TEST BIPLANE'S
VALUE IN WAR
Experiments Will BE Made Dur
ing the N aneurcrs of the
Army at Pine Camp.

PINE CAMP, n, T., August To-
Arrangements were made to-day for
testing the military effectiveness of an
aeroplane at the army maneuvers
here. The aeropiane will be EsgG in
making eXpt rfments in warfare by the
First Company. Signal Corps. National
Guard, State AZ New York. to which
it belongs The bplane was built
under the direction of Private Philip
Wilcox, a graduate of Columbia Uni
versi;y II is the intention to give a
demonstration uf the ability Of an
shells dropped from above
An attempt was made to dy il at
Mineola. but it met with an accident
and has never been given a fair test.
Some time ago Wilcox wrote thesis
on the Construction Of an Aero
plane. oretical ideas he brought for
ward.
Major-General Grant, commanding
the maneuFers. said that he had re-
ceiVed no word from the government
that an .aerCpldue would he used,
-uITt ttrr ryT7CrTTrpnrs WIN be made
privately by the Signal Corps. The
owners are anxious to test the air
car. the principal feature of which
is "A system Of automatic balancing de-
vices.
Major O. Erlandsen. who will have
charge OF the experiments with the
bi-plane, said that "a flight would be
made within Two or three DAYS. 1t is
possible that the car will be used
during the combined maneuvers next
week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
HAVE PRIZE DRILL
Assemble in Ball Park in
Chicago and Compete for
LoringI,p.

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. l0.--All eyes
to-day were turned TO the knights
Tempiar Communicates competitive
drill contests at The Cubs ball park.
Following an exhibition drill came
the eentcsts among the Communicates
in class zone" with magnificent low
ing cup as the prize. The following
Communicates took part.
Ivanhoe, Milwaukee, Beausant. Bal
timore, Kansas City, Oriental, Kansas
city Raper. indianapolis. Mount Olivet'
Wichita kas.; Hanseiman, Cincinnati
kenosha, kenosha, Wis,
Awards win be made this evening
during the parade which viii be held
on Michigan avenue.
Capt. James r. Gowan, Captain r. Il,
Ingram and Captain James $. Young,
of the Tenth Infantry. Z. S. A., located
at Fort Ben Harrison, near lpdtanapo-
lis. acted as drill judges.
some predicted that the champion
ship lay between the Hanselman COM
mandery of Cincinnati, Beausant, of
Baltimore, and Raper, of indianapolis
4fro election OF officers will take
place tomorrow. The only contest Is
for the office Of grand Junior warden.
The reXt convention city viii also oe
Decided at to- morTows session
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
STEAL Off TO CAPITOL
FOR MARRIAGE CEREMONY
5. Wexford Bowers and Miss Les
sic NJ. Smith to Be Married
in Washington.

Cupid stole march on the friends
Of S. Wexford Bowers and Miss LESSEE
nj. Smith, both well known among
the younger social SET of Richmond,
when the couple started faE- Fly Washing
ton, ID. G.. early Wednesday morning
with the announced intention OF being
married before nightfail.
The announcement of the impend-
ing nuptials came as complete sur
prise to the many friends of the young
couple. Nevertheless. it would seem
from the statements OF MIR. Bowers,
that the marriage was planned some
time since. The groom announced
Wednesday morning that Following
the nuptials he and his bride would
take bridal tri pit oNiagara Falls
and into Canada On their return,
Mr. and Mrs Bowers with be at home
to their friends at No. 400 West Mar
shall street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
INFLAMMATION Ward.
BOYS HAVE DAY At
FARMER INSTITUTE
from First Page }

Continued from First Page)
lures that have been introduced into
the public schools of the State and
~entured the assertion that vast bene-
fit would accrue to the State as re-
suit of this particular innovation.
Mr. Sandy, who Is in charge OF the
State demonstration work. was FOL
lowed by MIR. O. r. Martin, general
agent of the government agricultural
department. In the Southern states
who read an interesting paper cover
ing many phases OF demonstration
work His theme was. The Corn
Crop-IIow to Make 1t More Proii-
TIA BILE
Mr.. Martin Insisted that more atten-
ton should be paid by the farmer 'tp
preparation of the soil. declaring that
only the hest results could he attain
ed In this way.
- Farming" he, said, is hecnuung
more and more science, and II ts
my opinion that the day is not far
off when the young man who chooses
farming as a profession has the
chance OF becoming more famous In
the estimation of his countrymen than
4 fine were to become a legislator or
even a congressman. What we need
are more Burbanks and men of the
so called wizard class deyoting them
selves to development of vegetable
and agricultural products.
Corn and Tobacco.
Mr. Southall Farrar. OF Amelia
county. who organized the Boys Corn
Clubs in Virginia two years ago, was
tn enext spea er, He addressed the
audience hrie, II, rehearsing the his
tory OF the clubs and their success
In various parts of the State.
Mr. Farrar closed by Introducing
one OF his pupils, Mr.. Albert stone,
OF Rustburg. who held the undivided
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY
MR.. VILLA BRENT!
Female Impcrsonator Shows His
Peevish Spirit When Friedman
Pooh-Poohs Him.

NEW YORK, August 10.-"Sticks
and stones may break my bones but
hard words cannot harm me- said MIR.
Villa Brent the female impersnnator.
who bills himself AS the Male Madame
Schumann- Heluk
Villa stood with flushed face con-
fronting Leon Friedman in the latters
office in the New York Theater build
ing. MIR. Brent had been looking for
Florenz Ziegfeld and as the latter was
on the sea, headed for Paris and Anna
Held, Villa had gone to Mr.. Fried
man.
Il desire job in the Fohies' My
wardrobe is unsurpassed, ii | do say 1t
myself" said Mr.. Brent as he told
Mr.. Friedman his wishes.
Mr.. Ziegfeld's representative looked
at him coldly "on your way" he said.
II did not come here to be leased"
replied Villa Brent "And ii | thought
you were tn earnest, I would strike you
with this newspaper. Saucy'
Chase yourself said MIR. Friedman
In q grat tine voice
MIR. Brent removed his hat and
brushed back his long and wavy locks.
Is an artist 10 he affronted by
person." he demanded
"Oh you madcap," said Mr.. Fried
man jeeringiy,
II was then that the offended Mr..
Brent, with an angry flush on his face,
made the remark about sticks and
stones"
Mr. Friedman said; III you do not
leave here YOU viii be put out. am
very busy
You are very rude | mast say. and
| shall DO something some time. Some
place. Some how. It may not he now.
Bat sometime, said the versgefui
Villa.
saw Mr.. Friedman's coat hanging on a
rack near the door, He seized the coat
and dashed II TO the floor
"Take that, you real mean person,
YOU" he cried, as he rushed toward the
elevator
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
RICHMOND GROCERS ENJOY
THEIR ANNUAL EXCURSION

Whole sale and retail grocers of
Richmond are enjoying their annual
picnic wednesday 1T Buckroe eBach.
the trip to the ssashore having been
made in three train sections over the
Chesapeake and Ohio. II IL estimated
that fully i.5o0 people went on the
excursion.
The first section left Main street
station 1T "a. NJ. and the others
followed in quito order. The three
trains included thirty cara
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Richjnond Va Aug i

hichinond, Va, Aug. 10. 1917
STATE sECukiTlEa iaids Asked
Va. IS. Old G, and r., 1888 Sc
Va. Centuries 2-S, c. and r..
CRY SECURITIES ''''''s :.
Manchester CITY .,..
Richmond City as r. 1920
1880 ................
Richmond City Is. c. d r. : -
RAILROAD BONDS - - =.
A. c. L Il. L. Con. Tr Up. 90
a. c. L. Ctrs. Ind 1890.
Ga. aI pac, list. Is. &. 1872. La La
Georgia Sou, and Fla, 1S46 los -
Ca. and ATa. Con. IS. 1915 1o2
Norfolk and West. Ry Is. -.
Nor and West Poca Is. 1s4i4' 10. -.
Rich. and Dan. Gold 6s. G
seaboard Air Line. Is. 1850 SO So -
seaboard Adjustment. as .esh
So, Ry. lst s. 1891: 100 -.
Western N c., LIST SIS c. 1914 l05
STREET RAILWAY BONDS,
Norfolk Ry. g. l. Co. 5s 194y...
IA. Ry & r. Co. SIS. 1884 -. 81
STREET RY. STOCKS. lar Bid AsAeo
Norfolk Ry, = Go. u; ,a -.
Va, nv. Il +. Co. com. 100
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 -.
Allan. Coast Line Com 100 Ill =.
Allan Coast Line pr,f i0o -.
A. c. r. Of Conn 100 22o 2so
&. ami 9. n. 2. :: d; 10, ,oo e .
n. F. r. Div obiig loo =. -.
southern Railway. pfd 100 10
Southern Hallway com 100 20
BANK AND TkusT CO. STOCKS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
AGAIN CAPTURED FOR
POLICY PLAYING

James Drake, a negro. who mas
come to be known as the policy King
OF Richmond, was arrested Wednes-
day afternoon BY Patrolman Colds
BY and locked up at the First Police
Static nupon the charge OF conduct
ing a policy joint in seventeenth
street. He denies the charge. but the
ofI,cer has exhibited paraphernalia
that ne thinks is convincing evidence.
Drake has been In police court upon
numerous occasions fer the same
offense
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
h[W.CROP POINTS
ARE Z To s LOWER
August Positions Are Higher,
However With Very Easy
Market.

NEW YORK. August 1oA-At the
sOpening this morning COTTON was easy
exeept August. which. was a point
hfGheF. New crop positions were
~ points lower. Cables were dis
Appctnting showing due reports OF
rGtns tn Texas. The market after the
ell rallied sharply. selling several
Dointe above the close OF yesterday on
atromg buying by spot people.
Cotton prices. August, 1880
1t-eo; September, 1883 a. 60; October,
'1x.7t01S; December, 13,s3@Bt: Jam
sllnx3 Kss6V6 ct. February, 1888:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
HOME IN COUNTY
IS BURNED DOWN
Dwelling at Mr.. Harris Con-
stunned and Mrs. Harris Has
Narrow Escape.

The dwelling house OF Mr. y. ID.
Harris, on the Ashland car line. near
yellow Tavern, was burned Wednes-
day morning about 10 O'Clock. The
building was completely destroyed,
very little Of the furniture was saved
and Mrs. Harris came very near be-
ing burned in the house.
The origin or the fire is not known.
The dwelling was a two story frame
one of six rooms. 1t was partially
insured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
MANY CHARGED
WITH LYNCH|NC


NEWARK. o.. Aug fo-rhe grand
Jury Investigating The 1ynchfng Of cart
Etherington the dry" detective here
to-day. returned thirty-nine tndict-
ments Fifteen OF them ccharge first
degree murder.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
)EERNOR TO MAKE
SPEECHES TO EARsiNERS

Governor Mann left Richmond
Wednesday morning for Loudoun
county where he wlIl deliver an ad-
dress at a farmers meeting. Wed
nesday night he will so to Norfolk
to deliver another address to the
agriculture lists there
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
THIS GIRL WOULD
BE A SENATOR
Actress, However Suddenly Loses
Her Ambition, Because of
Age Requirements.

NEW YORK. Aug, lot am
suffragette."
.Yes?" SAID the reporter, with an
inquiring accent.
Yes" said Mics Setty NeiH. one of
the lights Of THE Foliies of 1870" Il
am for womans rights Militant. too"
Certainly" said Miss Neiil. The
Militant"
kind OF girl that will demand her
rights and those of her ili-used sex,
and see that we get them"
As how" asked the reporter.
And another thing said Miss
Neill. Il am candidate for United
States Senator. ! am going to hand
around paper and set people to sign
ii. asking that i be elected st the
next voting time"
Yes, but Senators are not elected"
Then. In that care Ill send the pa
per to Mr.. Taft and ask him to APP
point me. Well see
The Legislature elect Senator'S"
said the reporter.
Il don't care who does 1t, I am
after the place.
But it is written in the Constitu-
ton" replied the learned writer. that
men must hold the positions--that is.
a Senator IL referred 10 as he
Is 1t 30. indeed" said Miss Neil.
Indignantly. Then we shall have to
have II changed"
Then therey is the question OF
age" remarked the reporter. edging
away.
what aba.sts Il -
"On this, TO be Senator you must
be at least rs years old"
Who says SOP demanded Miss
Neill sternly
Lets me out, OF course said Miss
Neill. Pm not eligible. and won't
be for several years
That's what thought
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
Ascnding Convention.

Clerk Joseph +. Brady. of the United
States District Court is at Ocean Ciew
attending the first annual meeting of
the Clerks Of the Courts Association OF
Virginia Mr.. Brady is the only FEEDER
al clerk who Is a member Of the or
ganization.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
Charged with Theft.

waiter Johnson. negro, charged
with stealing a lot OF clothes from an
other negro. was arrested Wednesday
afternoon upon warrant and Ia be-
Ing held In the frst police station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10

durant Rice Depot; Lawrence Wilson,
PurceIlyi1le James T. Morris, Tre-
william. Hilbert Woodscr. Cfozet;
Wesley Hatcher, Chester, Everett
l5owies. Cardweu; 5, r. spain, Jr..
Church Road
Prof. 7. e. johnson. IN charge OF
the truck experiment station, at NOT
folk, was next introduced he read
a paper on Irish potato growing, in
which he showed that Virginia, and
especially the Tidewater section, was
well TO the front among potato grow
ing States.
Mr.. EggIeston Sick.
letter was read from Mr. j. ID.
Eggiesta44, JF., superintendent Of
State Public instruction in whlch ne
express ed regret that sickness pre-
vented MIN from delivering the adj
dress he was scheduled to make be-
Tore the Institute Tue Stay night lie
aske dthat the address be printed
along with the proceedings OF the
meeting The letter came from Wor-
cham. va. where Mr.. Eggleston has
been confined 10 his bed Tor the last
week with bad cold, which,s he says,
has every earrnark Of grip.
Shortly before the lose OF the morn
ing vsession announcement was made
that the merchants OF Petersburg had
contributed l00 tickets 90 the bail game
Wednesday afternoon for use by the
boys and others 10 attendance upon
the Institute who might care to 90.
il VAS also announced that the Nor
toik and Western special tram scr iNof,
where that road viii give some demon
stration work THURSDAY would leave
the Union depot Thursday morning as
soon as practicable AFTER the Cannon
fstI1 train from richmond passes
through at $3.50 a. ". Returning, the
special viii reach Petersburg about
r. N.
Afternoon Program.
The program for .the Wednesday at
tcrnoon session of the Institute was as
follows:
5tt-a-'fi1c tatties committee VIII
have charge OF the Institute this after
uoon.
+t..ti4r444 tattrre- IN tire development
Of Country Life Miss Helen Y. BHrues,
national secretary y. ". c. y.
Discussion.
Modern CONVENIENCE at Moderate
cost, with practical demonstration
Mrs. Mary James Diliard.
Discussion,
Suggestions as How to Meet Some
Of the Needs--Miss Fila 6. AGnew.
Discussion On the heed of forming
wonau's auXiliary 10 the Institute.
The following program WAS map
ped out for Wednesday night.
St00-PtanI Grow ing Professor w.
r, Beattie, Of the Department of Agri-
culture
Business meeting OF the Institute
Discussion on the best method of
making the Institute more valuable to
the farmers OF the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
HELP

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-10
W|CkHAh CARRIES
HENRICQ COUNTY
CONTINUED from First Page.1

fC0HtluhFd from Ftfet nF~+P
William and Goochiand counties miss
ing, Captain Lambs managers esu-
mated his majority over state senator
r. Ashby Wickham In the congress
x.rnaf primary at approximately snh
votes Wednesday.
The exact returns Of one OF the
most spirited primaries ever fought III
the Third district will be known Satur .
day, when the district committee Oh
which T.. l.. c. Scott Is chairman. meets
10 canvass the vote. Captain Lamp
got majorities in every city and couh-
a. In the district. except Henrieo.
Captain Lamb went to Petersburg
"wednesday TO keep a legal engage
ment made before the primary. BE
fore leaving Richmond. however, ne
expressed his pleasure and gratih
cation over his denomination, thanked
The many supporters who worked for
him. and declared his opponent had
made a good run.