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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
IN SUPREME COURT
Haynor Case Comes Up on APP
peal-Supersedeas
Not Granted.


Allegations of cruelty. OF apprehen-
sion of bodily narm, of the application
OF opprobious epithets and OF improper
conduct figure in divorce suit in
which writ of error was granted yes
terday by the Supreme Court of APP
peals The original suit for divorce
mensa ct thoro was brought by Jen-
ME II. Haynor against Thomas II. Hay
nor, in the Law and Chancery Court OF
the city OF Norfolk
Although the appeal was allowed, a
supersedeas asked for was not granted.
as this would have resulted in a sus-
pension of the payment OF alimony. The
appellant, however, Will have the right
to present his petition for supersedeas,
with his reasons, 10 the court when II
meets at sWytheville for the June term
The case goes on the docket to be heard
at the November term in Richmond.
Mrs. Haynor alleged in her bill pray
ing for a divorce from bed and board.
with alimony. costs and counsel fees,
that she had been married twenty six
years and had always hcen true and
faithful wife. She claimed that her
husband had frequently called her by
offensive names to her servants and to
their adopted daughter On one occa-
sion he had advanced towards her with
uplifted arms, as If about to make an
attack.
Met with Girl.
Once. she says. she followed him into
taken bottle of wine. The defense.
however. by questions. endeayorcd to
show that this was business appoint
ment of which Mrs. Haynor knew be-
iorshand.
Al last she left her home. going TO
Allentown. Pa While there she wrote
letters TO her husband. in which she
expressed regret at the situation say
ing that she left because she thought
II was his wish. and intImating that
she would return but for the influence
OF others.
On the question OF alimony, AIrs.
Haynor declared she had reason to
think her husband was worth $4,000
or 100000. while in his answer he IS
inclined to the opinion that $4,000
would cover the value of his worldly
goods.
The court first granted ailmony of
SIS per month pending the settlement
of the suit. together with 5000 for legal
services and $50 for costs. This was
later reduced To $50 month with az.
additional 800 for expenses OF the
suit However. when the final decree
was entered granting the divorce. the
alimonY was increased TO 5000 a year,
with 5000 for attorneys fees.
Mr. Haynor stated that he Is ready
to receive his wife at any time in his
home: that the decree was incorrectly
awarded, and that the alimony IS more
than his financial circumstances can
stand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
Stunned nv Name

Spurred on by telegram urging
office of the State Corporation Com
mission succeeded yesterday in issuing
a license TO a s5,000,O10 concern, earn
ing thereby a fee of $500 for the
State. The delay was caused by the
name of the concern in question, which
turned out to be The Gottlieb- Bau-
observation-disclosures Brewing Company"
This company, whose domicile is in
New Jersey, was granted permission to
do business in this State. Ci Morgan
Knight, OF Petersburg, has been named
at statutory agent. The what's-its-
name proposes TO do brewing business
in this State upon its capital of $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
MILL TARY DETAIL
WILL REVISE LAWS
-------------
Officers Will Meet to Codify and
Rearrangc Militia
Regulations.
PARDON GIVEN TO FoReER
East Released by Govcrnor-Big
PARDON GIVEN TO FoRI
East Released by Governor-Big
Brewery Concern Secures
License.

the military regulations of Virginia
will shortly be undertaken by de-
tail composed of the ranking officer
to that effect were issued yesterday
by Adjutant- General w. W. Sale.
No date has been fixed for meet
ing. the order saying that sessions will
the senior officer of the military may
direct. That officer is General C. c..
Vaughan.
By, an act passed by the Legislature
OH January 16, 1908, the Governor is
empowered to put into effect such reg
ulations as might be necessary to make
the military forces of the State con-
form to the standards of the United
States Army. The idea was to put
the militia in condition to participate
in the division of funds under the
provisions of the Dick bill.
While the Virginia soldiers now con-
form TO the regular army requirements.
many of the regulations are dissimilar,
belonging In part to a past age. They
are regarded as obsolete and as badly
in need of revision.
VIII Codify Lnws.
To this end the Adjutant-Generals
order includes not only the purposes
of the act of 1908, but also contemplates
the compilation of a codiied set of
militia regulations. Delegate Edwin
+. Cox introduced a bill i'll tho Legis-
iotuic CT Tic Icttllt StSSlpll SoNcIIH6
coditication of the laws relating to the
military, but it failed of passage.
While its provisions did not altogether
meet with the approval of the military
authorities of the State. it has been
fully realized for some time that the
existing laws are often conflicting and
cumbersome and that revision was
highly desirable.
The officers who will take part in the
conference are as follows, printed in
the order Of their seniority: Brigadler
General c. c. Vaughan. commander of
the First Infantry Brigade; Brigader
General w w. Sale, Adjutant- General;
Colonel r. f. Leedy, commander of the
Second Regiment of Infantry; Colonel
w. j. Perry, commander of the First
Infantry: Colonel Z. j. Nottingham.
commander of the Fourth Regiment;
Lieutenant-Co 10 Lane Stern. AS
sstant InspectorGeneral: Lieutenant
Colonel j. +. Lynch, SurSeon-G General:
Major NJ. G. Keeling, commander of the
First Battalion of Field Artillery; Ma
ior L. w. Bowles. commander of the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues Bat
talon; senior officer OF Coast Artillery.
The latter position is at present filled
by Captain c. y. Mclean, who has
been detailed for this service. 1t is
contemplated to soon mold an election
for choice of a major to command the
corps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
TRIANGLE LOT WILL
COST CITY s34,175
Commissioners Report on Site
Proposed by City for Battle
Abbey.

Commissioners appointed by the
Hastings Court to assess the value of
the triangle at the intersection OF
Monument Avenue, Franklin and
Cleveland Streets, proposed to be ten-
dered as a site for the Confederate
Battle Abbey, reported yesterday, Civ
ing the plot u valuation of $34.175.
There are four owners. who are. al
lotted as follows: Nellie Gathright
$1l.700: w. j. Ready, S12,920; w, r.
Jenkins. $3.50, and Lizzie S. Dunstan,
$5,T75 The commissioners were James
Caskie. William s, Gum and Rolfe r.
Glover.
Since the commissioners were-named
the Confederate Memorial Institute
trustees have finally accepted the site
rendered by the State in the soldiers
Home grounds.
The report of the commissioners will
be forwarded through the City Attor-
ney to the Committee on Finance, but
lit is not believed that the appropriation
will be made, since the city no longer
requires the site unless it should be
used for park purposes. The original
estimate OF the cost of the triangle
was $4,000, and several Councilmen
have expressed the view that the valu-,
atoms are excessive,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
install New signal Apparatu..

The committee from the Police Depart
ment which went TO Now York on Monday
to purchase supplies returned yesterday,
Two red light signal posts. Tho latter are
TO be placed--onc az Twelfth and Main
Streets and the other a First and Broad
Streets. There Is now one in use. stationed
at seventh and Broad Streets. and on sew
eraI occasion II has proven 10 be VAL
liable adjunct 10 tile department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
Myers Elected Lieutenant.

First Sergeant George H. Myers Jr,
brother of captain w, NJ. Myers, has been
elected first lieutenant in the Howitzers'
Battery in place of Lieutenant II. n. Row
sey, resigned. Two others were nominated
for the honor. but after six more ballots
Mr.. Myers was elected. He has been with
the battery number OF years, and is very
popular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
WIN Attend Commcnccmcnt,

Governor Mann has accepted invita-
lions to attend the annual commence
ment exercise of the Normal and In
dustrial School for Women. at Harri-
sonburg. on June IA, and of the VIr-
ginia Military Institute, at Lexington.
on June -. 1t is presumed that the
Governor will be expected to make adj
dresses before the student bodies on
each of these occasions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
Arrived From England,

Miss Muriel Keith, her brother,
Royston Keith, and their cousin, Karl
Hayes, who landed q week ago at Phil
udelphia after q voyage from their
home at London, England called at the
office OF the Commissioner OF Agricul-
'ture yesterday. They expect to make
their home In this State, the young
men going to Dinwiddie county. Miss
Keith was secretary to the Greek con-
sui general in London
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14

.aiothcr Frustrated by Son's Disappearance
Edven Atkinson, seventeen year -old
hoy OF Alexandria, is being searched for
here by Chief of Police Goode, OF Alexan-
dria, while his mother, on account of tho
boys sudden departure from home. Is said
10 BIO desperately III. Young Atkinson is
supposed to have gone to Frederlcksburg
.anl thence to have come TO Richmond. 6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
E,ast End Rally.

The East End Citizens Association Will
Broad street between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-ffth Streets, on Monday night. All
candidates for the Common Council and
are invited 10 address the voters, Thers
win be music and other forms Of entoi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
Wanted in Spotsylynn,n,

Wanted in Spotsylvan,i.
Tannie ". Childress. white, who is wanted
in Spotsylvania county on charge OF
forgery, was arrested hero yesterday after
noon. He was taken in charge at the To-
quest OF James p. Turnley sheriff of Spot
sylyania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-14
Might Reduce Levy.

IT shall later on get additional in
formation from the clerks office and
the treasurer's office concerning the
financial condition of the county. with
especial reference to the working OF
the roads and give 1t to the papers, so
that the people may be appraised OF the
true condition.
"A am not now In possession of suhi-
Client facts to give II more detailed
statement. AS our Board of Super
visors will meet on, April 10 to deter
mine the county levy for this year, |
think 1t wise to call attention to the
amount OF money in-the hands of the
treasurer, so that the people may see
TO It. that the rate of taxation is re.
duced as the increase in taxable values
Will make the amounts to be paid by
our citizens considerably more FOR
taxes than for last year, and lie 1T is
possible we should reduce the rate OF
taxation In order to- save our people
any unnecessary Increase In taxes. IT
seems to me that our. tax rate should
be cut down at least Is per- cent,
though, as 7 have. stated, already, am
not in position to shy Just what the
reduction should be at this time"
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Hrl. Qaura SellsbuIh purbe ae.

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Gin Roitfarten- Sfanoal.

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Haoiumitrablen nno Gutmid-
lung.

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