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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

are still in a measure uncertain aud subject 10
ehailge: and they insisted that. on Biblical an
ihority and as "a proper incident of religious De
lief hey had the right TO look to their own
particular faith for cure OF earthly Ills. ha'
ing led and won this fight, Miss Bridgers death
* the strongest possible argument against the
position she maintained
1t were idle 20 say that the practice OF medt
cine is an exact science IL were an archaic con
tention that there are 10 healing influences other
than tLose Of medicine and surgery. Even these
sciences look this truth In lhe face and recognize
T. Bar ii Is established to the general satlsfac-
ton that there are certain principles OF medicine
I established in their relation 10 disease. There
are certain treatments which give in their per
eentages OF cures a clear deduction of their
value And 1t would seem that society. which
H. concerned ia conserving its life and health
regardless, even, OF the personal desires ef tire
Individual, might at least in all proprietS dc.
al.lud that in die treatment of disease those who
attempt its cure shall be competent To ana
themselves Of the discoveries OF nndonhted Waffle
which have marked the progress OF an earnest
and ever more informed science.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

John t., Moisant the young American aviator
.whe WON the $4,000 prize TOR rounding the
Statue of Liberty last sunday reported TO the
effce II the Hotel Astor carly yesterday morn
ing that his mascot cat. which crossed the
English channel with him his Paris Lon
den fight, missing from his roain
\ search was Immediately Instituted and con-
dnned throughout the dny the hotel being
seufahea frem cellar 10 roof Tor the missing
ulaecot, which goes hy the mamie Of Flyer. Mr.
Mojs4ht himself much distressed over the
disappearance OF the nyfng feline. ana told his
friends that he would not tis again under amy
@ nsl1erauou uuttt h. found Chat cat Flyer
accompanied him upon most of his flights dur
tng tae meet st Belmont PARK.
About II o'clock last night the cat was found
by chamhefmaid wandering through the halls
u the ninth floor. meowing and looking as for
horn stray eat leok under adverse
circumstances. Mr.. Meisant was notified and
il Was not long before rlyer was back again IN
his room. and lapping milk from big saucer
Nith all the relish Of prodigal
Thu aviator first missed the eat when he re-
turned To bis roam after attending the aviation
dinner At the Plaza. AS the doors work with a
patent spring and elose slowly II ia believed that
the made IFS ext while the ehambermaids
back turned earlier in the evening and de-
parted on a tour OF exploration. Mr. Moisant' 5
suite Is on the seventh floor.
The aviator looked Under his bed In the
wardrobe and through the halls, but 10 no await.
He spent hour before retiring looking for
Flyer and then notified the Office the first
thing in the morning. Every eInploye of the
hotel Was notified to keep sharp eye out for
the eat. and the engine room and the root
were searched
Flyer was presented to the aviator by some
young women attending parochiai school In
Paris after his flight over the city. and it was
then only two weeks old. II nade the cham
crossing when hardly three weeks oia.--New
York Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
COUPLE TO uE MARRIED
At P1RE R1OD Au0M,

Yes, We are to be married At the
Pure Food show. but If our names are
praaIed N tbe pa pers before tne wed
alhE takes place we viii decline ibe
proposition made ay Director w IL
boad, SAID the young woman who IS
To be married next Tuesday or Nea-
nesday n3gHt In Masonic Teple, whara
tfe SHOW is being hsla
Director Dodd had proposition frona
another couple 10 be- married at tho
Pure Food Snow and receive the PRICES
worth several handred dollars Tho
second soupie came too late. however.
Tie weddins VIII take p4ace either
Tuesday Il. "Wednesday night TIE
young people wsll iet Mr. potd know
SATURDAY which night 2ney prefer. 0f
course, Il Is for tti.ffa To decide
The first doll matinee ever held ia
Richmond IS the bis feature fer to-
morrow afternoon. AGndrusls Of the
H,tls girls ol tnss etts viii re present
with their doilies and exhibit tleu for
prizes
Tomorrow night the large Reliance
Steel Ranse. onerea by Ryan SraItn
and Company. viii ne gwen Away -
SOME {ncky vtKitor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
A uIIY IL NELSON.

~ To be hoped that the Yesaigation by the
Il frusa jail OF convicted murderer will
= IA something laore tangible than is the
Ra4ith this species OF formal protest Of the
1ntnSt anarchy collective crime ia some
- way seems to carry it's own apology. i
anaty that viii go 70 the utmost lengths
N6TreheAd and punish tbs individual muir
ne by the mob that lynches one who is
4he protection OF the law BY curious
lion Of plain principle. The public denana
nice Ii mere excited by the private than
lllc crime So it happens that the grand
lvestigation into the crime OF a mob is
afcely More than a meaningless formal
xhe law, having been snItten rubs tbs
m does not seriously try to rub II out.
Il needed in Nelson county and else
$lS clearer understanding u the truth
crime OF mob il crime committed
evsry individual citizen, The murder
nan hung at the end OF Il rope IL the
e#cf the man who keeps store What
hundred men may do with impunity in
they are ap; to essay 20 DO in another
go feeds on its indulgence. II is
6r which suffer most Of al taose who
contracted it.
wiassness in Nelson County MAS even
ltnctiye than the sort of murder which
<kxed through The instrumentaity Of
bee. The yncher undertakes to
- will constitute himself The law; the
a6 criminal aireany convicted goes
Had declares openly that the law shall
Eocuted The iyneher does murder by
~ the regular and dighifed process OF
v1xh criminals he mol that, stormng
NJ from the clutches OF the law the
1Aed. declares that the law shall no
65nA the murder The act In this case
- the Sevolt OF anarcay: 1t is a con
npIicity after the evenl in the crime
49, from punishment.
GEe "a the mountains murderer John
tptpg hidden BIZ his friends. 1t is
~ community is lawiess and dan
tAinly the, Nelson authorities seem
80 but halfhearted efforts TO enter
ana retsks the. man for whose
thex were responsible. In this sit
~ ottsation Of the grand jury IL
IL - hsnner Of means Sufficient
etnsa ~ hsrs m interest that
r. = 6nlnr coaras declared IT.
n e. disnliy -,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
MOTHER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TRAGEDY.

The battling problems presented By the pc
euliar teaching of Christian seiefee il.
Illustrated In an acnte form by the death iii VII
Scientist. at chat l,ace under circumstances rails
ing a. least the grave suspicion whether she
was not made sacrifice To her faith We are not
definitely informed as to the cause Of death. but
enough IN known 10 indicate that she suecumbed
after short Illness, and that she wanted tin
the end for medical attention woman OF
fnement of large means and high social posi-
ton the issue growing out OF the relation 20
the practice of Christian Science healing and
the law lis in her case sharply defined Press
reports indicate that death may have resulted
from typhoid fever or it may have followed mp
on a recent fall. but hewever that may be, it is
certain that no physician was III attendance
and that a number of 'healers" What is
the duty of State toward those who, processing
to heal, tolerate no assumption OF legal stand
ards as prerequisites to their calling
Pathetic interest is added to this particular
case from the fact that Miss Bridgers was sew
erai years ago among the foremost OF those
who successfully fought in the North Carolina
Legislature q bin requiring examination and
license of Christian science heaters operating
for pay After heated argument she and her
fellow scientists" carried the point that, where
no medicine is administered. II is not competent
for State to fix requirements preliminary to
practice which are themselves repugnant to the
science professed. They pointed The truth that
medical science is constantly advancing and
rasreating upon itself. that its battles are fire.
queutly lcstng ONES. aud that it, own standards
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
REGRETS FAILURE
TO KILL HIMSELF
SLAYER OF TWO MEN DEFIANT
AND MOKOSE IN BOs-
TON CELL.

BOSTON. MASS, November IL
Morose and defiant. Walter q. Fall.
who yesterday shot dead Frank 4.
Reese and Police Sergeant Schlhuher
in the district attorneys office. to-day
declared from his cell in Charlessown
prison that his on regret il that he
did not succeed in killing himself
when he snapped the revolver At his
own head,
Fall declared that ne mad been
bounded for menths by Reese and
others pressing the charge OF abusing
Esther Fogg. the l4year-old daugn-
ter Of his former lantilady. and that
he had given the girls guardian ST.
200 for her. He admitted to the
police that he had made his Will.
arranged for his funeral with an un-
lertaker and laid all plans TO kill
himself.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
LODGE CONFIDENT
OF "COMING BACK"

BOSTON. MASS. Nov 1.-The
fight To return Henry Cabot Lodge 10
the United States Senate began la
deadly earnest to-day, with Lodge
sznilinglF confident that he viii win.
The senior senator opened new head
quarters here to- day and summoned
his lieutenants 10 begin the securing
Of pledges from newly elected legisI;i~
tors
Lodge was encouraged hy the decfa-
ration of former Governor Curtis
tsniid Ir. that he would not accept
ths senatorship. Gould endorsed
Lodge,
GQA ernar=eiaGl--lza = he.
VIII not interfere in tia senatorial sitn-
ton sud Senator Murray Crane broaa
bis habituai silence long enough to en-
darse his colleague
Lodge aaherents to-day claim Il trsa-
3ority of IT for Ledge, while Demo-
Gratis declare they Viii beat Lodge hv
, or 10 votes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
HELPS STRANGER;
GETS NEAT REWARD

Policeman Frank Gentry is the re-
cipient of & beautiful elouded amber
and meerschaum cigarhoider sent TO
him all the WHY from Sunny Italy by
Signor Antonio Giuseppe Luigi Puc-
cinelli.
The donor who is wealthy resident
of Genoa. was i'll Richmond on visit
several weeks ago and got lost on the
streets Unable to speak English, he
was having difficult time OF it when
Policeman Gentry put III an appear
ance, found an interpreter. and then
escorted the subject of King Victor
to his destination. The cigarholder is
Il token of appreciation Of this kind
ness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
BOY BURGLAR HELD
BY LOCAL POLICE

Henry Brooks. who, with Oscar
Lumpkin. is charged with having
broken into Broad street drug stora
several weeks ago. ri'led the cash reg
lister and stolen quantity of mer-
chandise. was brought before Justice
erutchfield Friday and his case con-
ttnued until next week. Lumpkin Is
said TO have made complete confess
sion and is being held AS witness
for the prosecution
Neither Brooks nor Lunpkin is az
age. Both went to Washington. p. G..
following the robbery, where they wer.
arrested few nights later charged
with highway robbery. The case
against l.umpkin was dropped by the
Washington authorities on account OF
the youth of the prisoner For tho
same reason Brooks was placed on
parole. Both We're then brought to
Richmond tc answer the local charge
against them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
BISHOP II Mix. BRANt1'~
stt,ST Al LUNCHEON

Following the Adjournment OF con-
ference at +. # Friday. bishop
Wilson was the guest at luncheon -
Mr.. John f. Branch in the la,ters
home, Nc. West Franklin street
Members of the conference and
delegates who srere guests OF Mr..
branch We're: Rev. Drs, w j YOUNG.
James Cannon. Jr.. s. c. Hatcher L.
r. Bennett. W ". Lear, T. IT. Rove.
J, sidney Peters, j, y. Latham, Rich
ard Ferguson. j. 7. Mastin, Messrs
Frank TaibGtt. G. l.. stevens w. W.
Vicar G. W Hardwsck ANA W. IL
Vincent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
sTUAR1's REMOVAL
CAUSES SURPRISE

The removal of Captain j. Il. Il.
Stuart from office MS collector OF Gus
toms of Newport News and the APP
pointment OF Mr. Frederick Read. for
mer postmaster. and one of the most
prominent Republicans OF the ship
building city. came as a great sur
prise In the Richmond Federal build
ing. Mr.. Read Is we'll known here.
His appointment was announced in
Washington Thursday.
Another appointment which has oo-
casionod interest Is that OF Mr.. III.
Claiborne Wilson as collector of cus-
toms of Petersburg. Mr.. Wilson Is
deputy collector of internal revenue
and IN charge Of the office at the
Cockade City. 1t Is not known whom
Collector NJ: X. Lowry, or Richmond.
will appoint to succeed Mr.. Wilson.
The latter succeeds MIR. William Ma
hone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
NOVEMBER IL

sailed its policy attacked II is stated that
a search for and capture of Moore could be ae
complished oalx with bioodsod. II that is So
II Is a fact only emphasizing the need tor
search and capture With the whole power OF
the state OF Virginia openly deiled. II were u
commentary indeed upon the hope OF law ara
order be the ianless element In one particular
section permitted to hold In allowance the pro
cesses Of the courts and the execution of SOW
eregn authority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
WILL. EXHIBIT RABIES
At PURE room SHOW.

Crowds continue to f,ock to the pure
foad show, now In progress al the Ma.
sonic Temple, Adams and Broad streets
Friday afternoon saw many Interest,"
cd members OF tho fair sex viewing tbs
various exhibits and getting many use.
ful IDEAS.
saturday afternoon win be the ban.
ner day. A doll show has been plann-
ed for the children. and prizes will be
given the owners OF the handsomegt
make believe" babies
Following the doll show there will be
baby show. when many Of tho little
tots Will be judged and awards made
10 ~ h9ndxnmest. heaviest ana ether.
ViIse1 flnA children.
Eh1sS sxenta are AtsrActinx interest,"
aMd T4x1rs1Ay qffeTn0un ths n x0ndnaco.
,tt III ~ xseeea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

Inc Mont somery Bible Class at ms
second Baptist church with a member
snip OF one hundred and twenty five
men and considered one Of the most
loyal 70 Its members viii entertain
FRIDAY night IN the parior and lecture
room OF The Second Baptist church. TIA
president. Mr., j, ). James or vice prcas
idnnt. Or. w. r. Street. will preside.
Mr. " e. Tanner. chairman Of the En-
tertainrrnt committee. with his as
sistants viii have charge Of the han.
quet- which is to take place ut seven
thirty O'Clock. Messrs Muscoe Garrett
aud 4 Herbert Mercer. Of the Music
Committee. have arranged delightful
program for the evening and each
member OF tho elass is looking forward
with great deal of pleasure To this
event, which y senii-annua1 occur
renee each year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
SENATOR ELKINS is
REPORTED IMPROVED

Having passed "A satisfactory night,
Senator EikinS WAS reported to-day
to be much improved. His physician
said. after an early morning visit
that the senator was much better
and that there was no possibility Of
an operation. The doctor did not visit
the Efktus home during ths night,
Mrs. Eikins. Miss Katherine F.ikins
ard the senator's sons are here.
Despite the favorable reports many
of Elkins' friends believe that his
condition Is still serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
LARGE IMPORT RECEIPTS
IN RICHMOND FRIDAY

Unusually large imports We're re-
ceived In Richmond Friday through
the customs houses. More than 81
ooo IN duties was collected at the
once of Collector B. II. ArnoIa. The
articles received included Scotch
wnishey,' Italian wines. Tissue paper
from England French grass seed and
horn combs from Scotland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
Man FOUND SLAIN
ON VACANT LOT
BUREAU OF NEW YORK
HAS ANOTHER HlDEOUs MYs-
Terry TO UNHAvEL.

NEW YORK, Nov. t1.--A probable
murder confronts the police to-day IN
IDENTIFIED man In a vacant lot at Mott
avenue and Hancock street. Long Is
land city. There was a deep cash at
the base of the skull The only clue
to the mans Identity was note bear
ing the name of Joseph Kutz, 27s East
153th street Manhattan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
NAMES HIS BIBLE
AS FIRST ASSET

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK, VA. Nov lI---Artlnr
Newton, farmer OF the Eastern shore,
to-day filed a petition in bankruptcy
here with debts OF $4,000. His fam
lily Bible. valued at $3.50, was put
down as the first item OF assets
amounting to $434.75. but all claimed
to be exempt under the laws OF viz.
giflia from attachment by creditors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
For Defamation Of Character

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 11--Lester
Partiow. telegraph operator. has filed
suit against Solomon Rosenberg, man
aser of d clothing company. for &c. 900
damages for alleged defamation OF
character and false arrest. Parilow
was recently acquitted In Roanoke on
q charge OF larceny, Roeenherx having
caused his arrNst fnF tbe xIleGea thafti
" two suits ~ cloths ;s# q, u:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
CALEB POW ERs.

While the country at large was experiencing
Democratic landslide. the State of kentnehy
or one of its Distriets1 look what cannot be
'~herwise characterized than hlacksilde into
The dark and bleeding days
With every district except one represented IA
Che new Congress by Democrat, the district
that forms the exception sends 10 Congress Caleb
Powers.
Powers is chiefly qualified as legislator by
his experience as d prisoner. He has had Pc
euiiar opportunity to watch the processes OF
ttr,. ,+wt4c has i,estrc jurirs eff mis- ro1ntryeu
after long and careful hearing of testimony. de-
clare hun guilty OF premeditated murder. He
has all but felt the halter draw He has waitea
the long watch in the death cell. He has known
the inmost heart Of stoue prisons He has sat
him down 10 contemplate the end of Il life
which should never again the light.
Now Powers goes to Congress. With the news
OF his election to mind the day when,
walking through the capitol square. Governor
Goebel received Il bullet fired from the building
IN which Caleb Powers. then Secretary of State,
kept guard With band of professional killers
Witch he himself had brought down from the
mountains It recalls the fastening upon him.
link BY link OF suspicion that he inspired and
commanded the crime 1t recalls the slow ac-
euuulation Of evidence supporting the charge,
has trials. his convictions-hnaily, as The act
of a partisan official. his pardon. his re-entry
into the sunlight.
it we're hard to say whether the sending OF
Powers to Congress should cause more contempt
for the majority of twelve thousand thai places
him there or more pity for Powers himself. A
marked man. his membership i'll the House viii
merely serve TO put the brand in high light
Ills VIII be lonely life his "vndication a bit
ter disappointment Around him the busy life
of Washington will sweep carelessly, pausiag to
glance upon him with contemptuous curiosity,
passing him hy the crush OF the street makes
way for one reformed. Standing the repre-,
sentative Of the wonder that there remains in
America one Congressional district yet aAeiv-
ilized, the chief pity in connection with Con-
/ gresham Powers rs that. tainted with suspicion
OF murder and standing in the Hall at Law for
the porpetuation Of bloody decisions be Will
so perfectly represent the people whose commits
sion he holds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
Mrs. Ola Il Eur.

Especial To The Richmond ylrgtnian
NORFOLK, VA. Nov. Y1.-~Mrs.
Ola I, Eure, wife OF Judge NJ. l..
Eure- died to-day at tho Norfolk
Protestant Hospital after an opera
ton.
She MAS from North Carolina. but
had lived here twenty-seven wears
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11
secord Csc Of lnfantiie p.r,l..;,

LYNCHBURG, VA. Nov. Ill. \.
Burnett. OF this city. who recently SUI
fered the death Of an infant child from
infantile paralysis has another child
Ill Of the same malady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

Ii is entirely in keeping with the prophecies
that the striking transfers and expressnen In
Ney York should have done lot OF hac king
and filling before agreeing 10 q, compromise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

With Calab Powers In the House. some in
ventive genius ought to be able to do good
business selling bullet proof backs for frock
coats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

Judge Baldwin saws that he Will teach the
Colonel some law Not every man who knows
thing can mpart 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

"Mv.e said President TAFT on the top of
ebarlestons skyseraper. what q fine harbor."'
40 doubt from his elevation, he felt as If he
could step right nn the Battery without jar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

II appears that the cost OF another Tree bridge
viii amount to sl2oo0o Freedom Was never OBJ
tainable except at Il price.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

The West can console itself with the bump the
liz bumFer crops.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

Ia view OF his repeated assertions that Wall
street was the backbone of his opposition II
would be interesting If Colonel Roosevelt would
i.ow explain the rapid fan In prices OF stocks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

Savannah breaks into metropolitan compan,
with a death In an automobile race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

After all. President Taft could not have found
A more secluded spot In which to do bis reiieet
ing than the Isihmus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

The Job which Wall Street wished TO delegate
10 The lions remained to he accomplished by a
Tiger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-11

There yet remains soms dd4abt as to neither
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-27
OPINION ON GAME
FUND GIVEN BY WEST

Guthrie, Okla, April 27.-Attorney
General West settled many differences
of opinion as to the disposition of the
game protective fund, in an opinion
to ]. S. Askew, state game warden.
Tuesday. The game warden is en-
titled to $1,S00 salary and $500 ex-
penses per year, while each deputy is
to receive $500 salary and expenses
not to exceed $500 a year. Out of the
s125 collected for resident hunters
licenses the game warden is to be
charged with one dollar, the remain
ing twenty-five cents to go to the
county clerk or deputy warden, which
ever officer issues the license.
All salaries must come from the
receipts of the office.
The attorney general incidentally
chides the game warden for criticising
the legal department and says:
Kindly consult this Office before ex-
pressing your opinion as it is the
effect of opinions of the attorney gen.
erals Office"