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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-24

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
It contains no opium or other narcotics
and can be given with implicit conf
denee. AS a quick cure for coughs and
colds to which children are susceptible.
II is unsurpassed. Sold BY G. L. Pen
ny.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-24

Every family and especially those
who reside in the country, should be
provided at all times with bottle Of
Chamberlain's Liniment. There is no
telling when il may be wanted in case
of an accident or emergency. Ii is
most excellent in all cases Of rheuma-
tism. sprains and bruises. Sold by G.
l.. Penny.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-24

The State Encampment Of G. A. r.
elected Capt. S. ID. Van Pelt. of Dan
Vile, Department Commander.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-24

Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets cure bill
liousness. dizziness and indigestion, or
money back. Ask G. L. Penny for a
soc. large box.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
STOLE HIS ORANGES
John Arccy Arrested While Struggling
to Hold Boys for officer.

While struggling with two negro
boys, who he said had stolen some
oranges from his stand on West Broad
Street. John Arcey, a Syrian. was ar
rested last night on a charge of dis
orderly conduct and fighting In the
street He explained afterwards that
he was only trying to hold the boys
for a police officer. But the negroes
got away from him. He was bailed.
and expects 10 tell Justice Cruic
tomorrow morning that he was mere
ly defending his property from petty
thieves.
Joseph Ford, colored. was arrested
on.a charge OF stealing eight chickens.
worth dollar apiece, from r E.
Tiller.
Arthur Brooks, coIored. was arres,
ed on suspicion OF having committed
larceny
Harry Lomax and Tony Parker. coll
ored. each seventeen years old. were
arrested on charge of stealing a
basket of vegetables from Julian
Flournoy.
John Brooks, coiored. was arrested
on a charge Of stealing an alto horn
from the Sharon Independent Band
L. ". Egerton. white, was arrested
on a charge of peddling without H.
cense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
B u.D.GE 7
COMES THIS WEEK
City Departments on Tiptoe
Over Appropriation
Ordinance

No call has as yet been issued nv
President Whlttct for n meeting of tho
Board OF Aldermen to take up tho ra-
vised ordinance for consolidation or
Richmond and Manchester which haa
aGnin passed the Common Council. A
meeting OF the board Is expected with
in the next day or two to dispose of
the matter, which has been before tho
Council in one form or another for
several months.
Tho Common Council is called for
Tuesday night to receive the annual
budget from the Committee on FL
nance. Under the rules 1t must be
tabled for at least three days before
1t can be voted on. The special meet
Ing. therefore, is to have 1t introduced
and tabled so that IL may DO taken up
Ut the regular monthly meeting OF the
lower branch week from tomorrow.
Committee meetings scheduled for this
week arc as follows.
Monday: Streets. 5 P. NJ; Markets,
1880 r. NJ; Printing and Claims, 4.
NJ.
Tuesday: Sub committee from tho
Committee on Grounds and Buildings,
z. NJ; Committee on Finance, r.
NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
MAJOR HEMPH|LL
GUEST Of HONOR
Entertained at Luncheon and
Dinner Along With Charles
ton Friends.

Major James Calvin Henlphill. who
VIII begin his new work on Tuesday as
editor OF The Times-Dispatch, arrived
In the city yesterday from Washington
with a party of friends who accompa-
MED him there from Charleston on
Thursday night. The party Travelled
with Albert W. Anderson. general
manager of the Charleston and West
ern Carolina Railway, in Mr.. Ander-
sons private car.
Major Hemphill and his friends were
entertained at the Westmoreland club
at luncheon yesterday by $. i. Morgan.
Last night they were the guests OF J.
ST. George Bryan at dinner at the
Westmoreland.
Mayor Il. GOODWIN Rhett, OF Charles
ton. bad TO return TO Charleston from
Washington and was unable to stop
here. Travelling with Mr.. Anderson
and Mr.. Hemphill were Richard S.
Whaley, speaker OF the south Carolina
Legislature: Collector of Port Durant,
of Charleston. c. Norwood HASTE and
Daniel L. sinkler All. with the OK
ception OF Major fiemphill went back
to Charleston early this morning, Tho
dinner last night was small. informal
affair. Besides the visitors those pres
ent wore Mr.. Bryan, S. I. Morgan,
Major Robert w. Hunter and Allen
Potts.
In Washington on Friday night
Major Hemphill was entertained at the
Metropolitan Club by Mayor Rhett.
President Taft, Postmaster-General
Hitchcock, Captain Archibald w. Butt
and Richard Weightman. of the New
York Sun. were guests of honor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
RAILROAD WINS
BIG DAMAGE SUIT
Verdict of $4,000 Against Louis
vile and Nashville Set Aside
by Federal Court.

The United states Circuit cour, for
the Western District of North Carolina
was reversed yesterday In an opinion
handed down by the Circuit cour, OF
Appeals. in which the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad is held to be NOT
guilty for the death Of John Wesley
Roberts, whose administrator, b. +.
Roberts, was awarded $4,000 dam
ages in the lower court. John Wesley
Roberts. eighteen years old. was en-
ployed In digging trench for the
railroad near McKay's Station, when
he was Killed by caye-in.
The lower court held that the rail-
road caueel the accident BY allowing
trains to be run on an embankment
above the trench. but the Court OF
Appeals holds that Wesley's death was
due to the negligence OF fellow sery-
ant and bis own careiessness In dig
cling out the foundation. Action was
first brought In the state courts OF
Tennessee. but the case, on the
grounds OF the diversity OF citizenship,
was taken 10 the United States courts
by the railroad
The case was submitted on briefs 10
Circuit Judge Golf and District Judges
Boyd and Dayton, all OF whom concur
red in the opinion rendered yesterday.
Wesley was killed on May /. 1906. and
was q son of the plaintiff in the suit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
ANOTHER COCAINE
DEALER CA j CHIT.
Woman Says She Will Go Up for
Five Years Before Telling
Where She Bought It.

At 17la East Marshall Street. in a
back room, where she had evidently
done thriving trade for long time,
last night on n charge OF selling CO.
caine, and several packages and tho
marked money sent in by tho officers
were discovered on her person.
Annie sold three packages for so
cents. but they were small packages.
about half the size that was sofa i'll
the PALMER days OF the coke traffic,
each package representing about hall
q sniff.
when the officers. Bolton and Pal
mer, of the Second District, and Atkin-
son and Chatterson. of the First Dis
trict, broke into the room the wo.
was discovered hidden beneath some
rugs. The marked money was found
in her possession.
~. That's my poekotdb,ook1 she said. as
was found inside, and her statement
was proof conclusive that she had re-
ccivcd ii for cocaine. Much other
money was found on her person, most
OF 1T being In quarters, the price for
the shifts.
The oficers asked Annie where she
got the drug. She replied that she
would take Ave years In the pcnitcn-
tiary--the maximum sentence for SELL
Ing cocaine or having 1t illegally In
ones observation-disclosures she would
tell. She Is q young woman. She
seemed much perturbed when brought
into the First Police Station. but even
In her anxiety she would not divulge
the source from which she derives her
cocaine.
The Same officers who made the ar
rest last night raided another cocaine
Joint last Thursday night making two
in one wook, an unusual record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
GIT MAY RE Mt
USE OF C0NDU|TS
Subcommittee Confers With
Virginia Railway and Pow
er Company as to Terms.

Negotiations are pending by which
the CITY OF Richmond may rent the
uso OF poles and conoulIs owned by
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany for wires IN connection with the
AeM municipal electric plant. The
matter Is in the hands of q subcommit-
tee from the Committee on Electricity,
which has as yet made no report. Tho
various franchises under which the
street car and telephone companies
nave constructed and maintain under
ground conduits provide that the city
may have free use for the wires Of the
TIRE alarm and police telegraph sys-
TENS, but no provision was made for
u city lighting system, the city hay
ing up to this time lighted the streets
by contract with the street car COM
pany. The present contract rate is
S54.7o per arc lamp per year Con-
sulting Engineer Trafford stated on
tho floor OF the Council that the city
could erect and maintain u municipal
electric plant at cost for malnten-
ancc, interest on the plant and deprc-
citation not to exceed S36 per light,
and the plant, estimated to cost $780,
600. Is now under construction on plans
drawn by Mr.. Tratford.
The engineer filed two plans for 4
distributing system one for COM
plete Independent system of poles and
wires, and one based on the use OF
existing conduits. In what is known
as the underground district. A sub
committee was named to negotiate
with the Virginia Railway and Power
Company as to the use of It's conduits
In the underground section, with
view Of reducing the cost Of installa-
ton. and to comply with the city ordi-
nance regulating poles and wires in
the underground district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
STILL MISSING
Nothing Known of Whereabouts OF
Miss Caroline II. DugEan.

Nothing was heard yesterday OF
Miss Caroline e. Duggan, who disap-
peared from her home at sos Poe
Street. Barton Heights, Friday after
noon. she Is tho only daughter in n
large family, and her parents arc al
most Frustrated over her disappear
ance.
None of the family can give any
reason why she should want to leave
her home. and they are all ct a loss to
explain her sudden departure. She Is
an expert vlolinist, and 1t is thought
TINT. perhaps, she might have become
DESTROYS Of going on tho stage and
have left with one of the theatrical
companies in the city yesterday. But
n thorough search of the theatres by
tho detectives was unnvailing. None
of the family will discuss the affair.
disliking the notoriety which the
young girls disappearance has caused.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
COMMITTEE TRANSFERS


Alderman Butler Receives Assign
ments--AIr. Cnttreli on Streets.
Board OF Aldermen, announced yester-
dav the following changes in commit
tee assignments consequent on his own
elevation to the presidency and reliu-
aulshment OF committee work. and the
election OF Frank L. Butler in Jeffer-
son Ward to succeed former President
j. b. Mood, resigned
Mr. Butler is assigned to the Com
mittees on Water, Electricity, RELIEF
of the Poor and Local Assessments.
Alderman Cottrell is taken from tho
Comnittee on Local Assessments and
on Water, and is placed on the Com
mittee on Streets from Clay Ward.
Alderman Atkinson Is transferred
from the Committee on lieilef OF me
poor to the Committee on Grounds and
uiidlngs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
I ENN EY REPLIES
TO W|FE'S CHARGE
Papers in Separation Case Are
Kept Secret Because of
Names Involved.

George ., Tenney, President of the
American githulithic Company. filed
an answer yesterday in the Chancery
Court to the application filed some
months ago by his wife, Mrs. e. S.
Tenney, for a legal separation and
liberal alimony. Judge Grlnnan de-
clined to alior' the paper TO be made
public. on the ground that 1t brought
into the case names of People who
IL had not been shown had any direct
part in the suit. ana the publication
of whose names might be an injustice.
There seems 10 be no doubt. however.
that before the case is ended the
names OF prominent people both IN
Richmond ant other cities will inevi-
tably be dragged in by one SIDE or
tho other. as charges and counter
charges have been made.
Report has 1t that Meredith & Cooke
and samuel q. Anderson. originally re-
tained By Mr.. Tenney, have retired
from the case. and that he has retained
l.. o. Wendenburg to conduct his side.
The lawyers will not discuss the re-
port or deny it. Colonel 10 Lane
Stern. Cary Ellis Stern. and A. w.
Patterson appear as counsel of record
Cor Mrs. Tenney.
Mr. IenHey came 10 fScnHonc from
New York some years ago and was for
a time known as a civil and consult
ing engineer. having supervision of the
erection OF the Twelfth Street Power
House for the Virginia Electrical Rail
way and Development Company. He
afterwards organized the American
Bithulithic Company. and engaged in
street paving business by contract
with number of Eastern cities.
Last June Mrs. Tenney filed sui.
for separation and for alimony. and
pending fsnal action was allowed an
income OF $500 month. AT that time
she was living at the Jefferson Hotel
and her husband lived at the Rich
rnond. She Is now living with her
daughter at Clarks Hill, s. C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
SMASHED STORE WINDOW.
Horse Broke Away and Caused Much
Damage ms He Ran.

while r. W. cambridge, coiored, was
In a store at Fourth and Broad Streets
last night. his horse. which was fast
ened outside. became frightened. and
ran away. a block higher up lie
swerved from the middle Of the street,
ran up on the pavement and smashed
into the glass windows of the store
of j. Newman and Son, as East Broad
street. He wrecked the windows to
the extent Of $50. and then proceeded
to wreck the vehicle. which he hurled
against an electric light pole and
Knocked into splinters
The horse was finally caught by Po-
liceman Brown.
The proprietor OF the store had the
negro taken to the Second Police sta
ton, but no warrant could be served
against the man. as he was not In the
vehicle at the time the damage was
inflicted. Recourse may be had to
civil action to recover damages
though cambridge says he lost nearly
as much as Newman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27

JuRGENs will almost give Heating set
them.
JURGENs two slightly damaged Three Quarter
Beds. including springs.
price $3.50. (Baserent.l
JURGENS sell other Three Quarter and Do1.
BILE Beds including springs running In price from
$500 o each. reduction OF one-third
(Basement)
JURGENs SELLS Double Iron Folding Bed with best
Iron Folding Bed $3.50; this is black, with solid
brass trimmings. (Baselnent)
JURGENs SELLS all 1Oopiece Dinner Sets running
Sl2.50 S2S00 onehalf prices. The of this
is that we're going to in brand new line this fall.
Some may also be short pieces.
(rhird and fourth floors and hasement}
JURGENs SELLS Massive, Handsome Full Roll Top
Three Piece Chamber very quality quarered
oak and manufacture for $4,000. The bureau
mirror is a2Sx34 inches and mirror in washstand Is
lGN36 inches Regular price Is $4,000. (Fourth ioor)
JUItGENs SELLS Massive Library Table
~ inches long and "a inches wide, with big, heavy,
legs for Si07; really worth $1,000 (Sxth foor)
JURGENs Handsomely Five Piece Paror
Suit. upholstered in solid plush very
for 5000; regular price S520O (Sixn
hoor)
JURGENs SELLS Extra Large ElyePlece Parlor Set up
tops Tor S303; regular price $4,000
(SiAth fooro
Figured Velour Couches s:os; regular
price $500. (Sizth loorD
JURGENs SELLS ,Large Square Pedestals, regular
price $500, This pedestal at the top
and nino drinking glasses. (Fourh loor)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
RIVER is MUDDY
While Trcshct Passes. Settling basin
Praxlles 4 ,l,Ilc Glenn Mntcr.

While Trcshcf Pnsscs. Settling Dnsin
Provides Ample Clear water.
According to Director OF the Settling
BASIN Ezekiel tho water of James
kivcr' for the past week or ten days
has been worse than for the past three
years, as shown by the charts and
daily analyses made al the settling
basin laboratory. But none NJ this
muddy fresbet water has come into
the m;Sins OF Richmond water takers.
Owing 10 the storage capacity of
tho large basins, which Were filled ten
days ago after the Weather Bureau
sent out freshet warnings the mud has
been allowed TO go by. and the city
has drawn constant and ample sup
ply OF clear water from Its reserve.
.rhe nrst two months OF the operation
OF the basins have now gone by with
out hitcn and without a time when
the Reservoir was not filed with clear
and sparkling water. which or chemi.
cal analysis Is shown to be both pure
and free from alum or other Injurious
substances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Police Court Cases.

Louisa Taylor. colored. charged with
stealing lot OF bedclothes from Miss
Bessie Fuller. was sentenced to ninety
days In jail from the Police Court yes.
terday morning.
The case against Robert Murphy.
Chris Jones and Charles Wiggin. col
ored. VINO are suspected Of stealing
chickens, was continued to March 8.
James Johnson colored. charged with
carrying q concealed weapon, was
fined 500 and placed under 500 se-
cur!ty for twelve months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
NEW FRATERNITY INSTALLED
MedIcnl students InItlnted In aP.l.

Chapter of Chi Zetu Chi.
The twentieth chapter of Chi Zeta
Chi Fraternity, one of the largest and
most widely known OF the medical
fraternities, was installed at the
Medical College of Virginia last night
by G. C. Webb. formerly of tho medical
department of the University of Mary
land. The following members were
initiated: r. r.. Watts, ]. S. Shelton,
r. &. Ayres, S. c.. Darden II. w. Riedel,
c. q. Crither, e. r. Bradley and N. w.
Thomas. IN accordance with the Gus
tom of the fraternity the annual ban
Duet will be held early in March, when
Representatives from Atlanta. Balti-
more and other chapters will be pres
ent. The local chapter will be known
as "Psl" Chapter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
REMEDY FRE.E.
Health. ViaOx. Happiness.

A two weeks trial treatment OF most wonder.
ful remedy for the cure of Nervous De3iiity I2st
roabIss or any FORM 81 Physical Wcaltnegs, ete.,
Is being mailed absolutely free # charge by tho
Straiyht 10 tho mark and the Bferer docs not hayo
to Wait lifetime bcforn. feeling and ENJOYING Its
curative effects. Indeed. the most amazing re-
alone. All the sufferer needs to do to get strong,
vigorous and healthy, is to send bis name and nd;
be Immediately forwarded to him in n perfectly
plain package with nothing whatever TO pay on II.
Address Prof.. r. C. FOWLER. NOW London, Conn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
STEIN NOT IN FIGHT
Alleges Tint Goshen Came Into His !
store and WINS Struck by Only One Mnn.

Store and WINS Struck by Only One Man.
Albert Stein. proprietor of the shoe
store at Fifth and Broad Streets.
stated yesterday that he took no part
in the alleged assault Friday morn
Ing on Mr.. Goshen. that the only
man who struck Goshen was one Of
his clerks, r. G. Wilkerson.
AR Stein alleges that the quarrel
was started by Goshen. who then fol-
lowed Wtlkerson into the store, ebus-
ing him. Wilkerson resented the abuse
and planted several blows on the In
trud er's body, and the latter then
swore out warrant against the whole
crowd. The case was continued in
Police Court yesterday morning to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
BAXTER is MANAGER
Old Point Hotel Man to Have CHARGE
of White SULPHUR Sprtnga.

Announcement was made yesterday
that T. Alex Baxter, formerly with
the Hotel Chamberlin, Old Point. had
been appointed manager of the White
sulphur Springs Hotel, recently ac-
quired by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. The season will
open June l5
One hundred workmen Will be at the
springs in few days to get every
thing in shape for the opening. A new
casino will be built and golf and ten
mis- grounds Will be added attractions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Appoint. Ln1e A1nrl.trnte.. Son.

Thomas j. Walker. son of the late
Magistrate Thomas w. Walker, has
been appointed Justice OF the peace
by Judge Witt to succeed his father.
He has qualified for the office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27

Genuine sec, regular price
S125. (Sixth door,
JuRGENs SELLS Imitation Leather SLEEPY Hollow Chairs
JURGENs SELLS Very Large Comfortable Rockers uphol.
line effect large, broad finished IN mahogany
for $O48, regular price S14.25. (SiNh hoor9
JURGENs SELLS Swinging Cheval Mirror on
lar price $500 Fourth hoor)
JURGENs SELLS Three-Pece Chamber suit, finished in
royal oak (oed, bureau and washstand large
roll footboard small rolls headboard and bureau
for S1:oS; cheap at regular price, $1,000 lfourth
hoorJ
JURGENs SELLS Fine Handsome Large Walnut Cham.
Der Set of three pieces for sS9S7 This SUIT mas sa54-
large serpentine fronts very
handsomely hand carved; regular price Sl4ooo. llhd
JURGENs SELLS ex12-foot Tapestry Druggets
for sos. (Second hooro
s25 0yevet Carpets for Soc (sec.
JURGENs patterns Tapestry Carpet suitable
dining bedroom for i'cj regular PRICE
JURGENs SELLS two-nch Continuous Post Metal Double
Bed finished Verns- Martin with seven = Inch
spring, s:i07; regular price OF This massive pea
IS $500. (Mezzanlne focr.)
JIRG,,Ns SELLS Backing Stands regular price
(NIezznnne hoor.(
JUnGENs SELLS Pictures mezzanine noor at one
third off,
JuRGENs SELLS Large Fsur-Burner Top Centurion Gas
Range door (16-iEch oven), large
broiier wit n drop $130S> This
is cheap the regular price. $215o. (Rasement)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27

UICIGNS SELLS Very Fine Hand Solid
Mahogany Settee Davenport exact copy of an
old masterpiece. 5000; regular $500 (Sixt
floor)
JURGENs SELLS Beautiful. Solid candlescts.,
1915 HIGH with ground
glass light protectors, for $780, regular price $2a5
CHRIST noor)
JURtENs SELLS Solid Brass Costumers with oneinch poles
feet high, with three and hooks,
worth $500 CHRIST hoor)
springs blue, violet, yellow
for S1:0 each while they last. lf'rst foor.)
JURGENS WILL SELL piece of statuary from S1.oo
$780, including copies of classics, busts of states
musicians Indians, third off, CHRIST
and second loorS0
JuRGENs SELLS coapsibe Gocarts. worth $500.
SECS
JURGENs WILL SELL III TIassocks, worth from soc
soc each, for soc and Ace each. Second foorl
Genuine Solid Mahogany Four BED
$40.79 regular price $4,000 (Third hoorl
JURGENS 1000 Japanese Fire Screens
think, &c each for 1000 fire CSec
ond loor)
JunGENs Very Fine, Large Hand Carved Solid
Domingo Mahogany Colonial Rocker,
production OF old Virginia masterpiece upholstered
highest grade panne plush for a3DS1; regular
$4,000. (First hoor)
JURGESS SELLS Imported German reproductions
pean Pottery from (First foor.)
Room-siae Rugs S7.DS; reg
price S14.0o each (Second door,
JURGENS 500 odd Dining Room Chairs
eight regular
price; choice of cane, leather or solid wood seats.
Ten Sample Standard Sewing Machines greatly
prices.