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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
M'AI lister WANTS
RICHMOND TO VOTE
SHAKE Up AMONG
c. & 0. OFFICIALS.
Well Authenticated Reports In
dicate General Changes
in Near Future.

\ An official announcement is expect
ed in the near future of changes OF
a somewhat general charact err In both
the passenger and freight departments
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
which will also make formal an
of Its acquisition of, the
Chicago. Cincinnati and Louisville
Railroad. While no official informa-
ton has been given ont,aa revision Of
the staff of the chesa peake and Ohio
is known to be contemplated With at
least one official Of the C...sC. & I.
Included among the new officers The
rearrangement, according to what
seems a we'll auttenticated report, is
to start with the retirement OF Fl. w.
Fuller. passenger traffic manager, who
will be succeeded by General 2assen-
ger Agent John D. Potts William S.
Bronson assistant general passenger
agent, with headquarters in Richmond
is to- go to the legal department, where
he will be placed In charge of all the
lcompany's business before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission and the
Supreme Court.
So ne FpOSllOn now neld by Mr.&E'OttS
will go to A. L. Elicit. general West
.ern passenger agent. with headquar-
ters In Cincinnati who will be sue
ceeded BY Thomas II. Carney. general
passenger agent OF the c.. G. & L.
Frank NJ. Whitaker, now :vice-presi-
the title of vice president In charge
of ira lflc. Thornton NJ Lewis. man
ager Of the Kanawha Fast Freight
Line, and general Western mana ger OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio.6wills be made
freight traffic manager. Harry S
Hathaway. Representative of the ,Ila.
Enawha d ispatch at st. Louis, will sue
coed Mr., Lewis. and the position Of
general agent Of Il the kanawha Dis
patch in Cincinnati will he abolished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
GOODMAN DIES FROM
MYSTERIOUS FALL
.BENDAL[ REPORTS
202SPEED|NG.C.ARS
County Officer Sets Trap for.
Automobiles on Cary
Street Road.

Special officer Bendall, Of Henrico
county. was hot after automobile own
ers yesterday. and every car that
passed along the Cary Street Road,
between tho Belt Line and Rio Vista,
has its time carefully recorded. Officer
Bendall has adopted a unique scheme
for keeping track Of the rate of speed
of every car. and at his leisure picks
out all who exceed the speed limit
Between the hours OF l0ao'clock and
6 o'clock yesterday, cog cars passed,
and from these Mr.. Bendall expects to
get the names Of many who were not
careful to keep within the prescribed
distance per hour. It may. be several
days before the list Of VIC lators is
mad up but Mr.. Bendall has been,des-
ignated to break up speeding, and from
the results of his efforts thus far 1T
is seen. hat he is determined to carry
out orders. s8
No names have been furnished. nor
does the officer attempt to got any.
He secures the number ,of each car rs
1T passes a given point and then lie
keeps the time by seconds until a cor
tain distance Is gone over. He claims
to have a perfect system and says he
can tell as soon as he&sees an automo-
bile fly by whether or not it is going
too fast. Tie do es no It re- on guess
work. however, and when he makes a
report every detailEo OF place and time
Is stated f3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
DONATION DAY

NichmOnd Eye, Ear, Nose AMI Throat
Inhrmary Asks Aid In Charity Work.
Tomorrow has been designated as
Donation Day at the Richmond Eye,
Ear. Nose and Throat 1nfirmary. Sew
eraI women interested in the insti-
tuition will give a pound party, and
will be glad to receive contributions
of money. provisions. fuel and any
thing else that can be utilized in the
hospital
This Is the Oldest charitable insti-
tuition In the city, More than $4,000
poor people suffering With diseases of
The eye. ear and throat have received
Treatment, and more than 10000 Wis
Its have been made. about 5000 in the
past year. a great many Of those
treated were suffering with their eyes,
and some were restored to sight after
having been totally blind for some
lime,
The institution has no endowment,
and depends entirely on5the charity OF
yuch persons as Will come TO Its help,
ut receives u small appropriation. from
sthe city and little money from the
State, hut thistis not nearly enough to
take care OF the charity patients treat
nd, The managers are. therefore ask
ing that all those to whom the afiic'
ifions OF tho poor appeal will bring II
~ donation OF soma kind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

Poor understandable by Earl Hund-
ley, who missed a bulls-eye BY several
yards, Is responsible for the condi-
ton OF w. b. Russ, twenty-one years
old. Of sci Spring Street who was
removed to the Retreat for the Sick
yesterday, wherc nm operation Will
be performed Tomorrow for the re-
moval OF bullet from his left leg.
Russ was employed In u shooting gal
Elery on West Broad Street, and was
whiteWashings bullet prints from one
of the chalked dials. when Hundiey
fired at q target on the opposite side
5of the room.
The accident occurred several days
ago. but RUSS did not say anything
of the wound until Saturday. It was
then learned that the bullet had lodg-
ed In the limb. which had become
Very much swollen.
rs Mny Lose His Leg.
DR.. William J. West was called, ana
had the patient removed to tho nos
pital yesterday. Russ Is In such q
condition that an operation cannot be
Immediately performed. and as res
suit OF his neglect. he may lose tho
l3limb. The bullet entered the leg be-
tween the knee and thigh.
James Waller, All employe OF the
city. with whom Russ has been Nv
| ing since 1869. said that expenses of
RUSS treatment Will be borne by
himself. Mr.. Waller says he Is respon-
sible for the boy, who IL not an OF.
| ject or charity, and Will not benefit II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
MIxUP5 AT JEFFERSON

House Detective Vhinlys Pursues
Breakers OF Jardlniere.
Two men last night broke asjardin-
iere In the, palm room Of the fer
son Htoel, and with Tom Girl fin, house
detective, pursuing, and amid Q gen
era hue and cry following. they TAD e g
out into the night. n,
Evidently they thought hey swo1ld
DO charged with the breakage, 70. toI
they ran with a speed that etokent '!e
more than ordinary training. q speed osa
which would serve them we'll In any
.cxigency. Tom Griffin is not exactly
.feet-footed and his Wind y $ not ! as
good as 4 once was He hailed them ~
hut they heard him not. He gave Y T
In disgust. and returned to the hotel hotel
e In n pair of minutes there was 9
report out that the hotel had been
robbed, that two likely 4 ooktng dess,-
pegadoes had been seen d ropping from
IA econd st Dry wi do W, and jump !nte
10 wa! ting antouoh lies "!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
Of Anti-Saloon League
Says FFolkes Has Thrown
Down Gauntlet.
LICENSE FOR REVENUE ONLY
Minister Charges That Heavy
Liquor Tax Provides sena-
tors Campaign Expenses.

rs - . III y
love OF revenue keeps tho
saloon In existence, and was the cause
of the rejection of8the STROBE bill by
the Senate. was the statement OF Rev.
i. d. 5A1cAlister, field secretary OF the
Virginia tAnti-Saloon League. at East
End Baptist Church last night. The
address was of Interest In view Of the
fact, that 1t was the first public utter
ance by an official OF the leag quo since
the defeat of the plans Of the recent
Anti Saloon Lea que convention.
Mr.. NcAlistcrenrged the people OF
this city to take up the gauntlet
Thrown down by Senator Folkes In tho
debate on the Strobe bill and vote the
saloons out Of Richmond. y The remarks
OF the Richmond Sena tor seem to have
stirred the field SECRETARY
Pursuing this argument as to reve-4
nuc. Mr.. AIcAlister said: I'll s.
"Twenty-six Senator's sat in astheir5
cham Der in the State Capitol on FRI
day evening and said to the $4,000 PEE
|titioners S, n We recognize no right on
lyourspartS to a vote. 4 we will keep this
thing that pays heavy licenses and that
pays our campaign expenses.
Mr.. N1cAlister had a text which he
explained defines three classes upon
whom woes are pronounced; The man
who drinks liquor, the man who sells
| it and the man who is willing to III
cense Its sale for the sake of revenue.
I'VE may say what we please about
the honest ;barkeeper," lie said. "Yet
we know. deep down in our hearts,
4 that lao Of the $50 men who sell
whiskey In Richmond. would We're it
i not for the Regulate ns imposed here,
sell every pint Of liquor on their
4 shelves to the boys. }S sS. A4s5
."One OF the Senators from Rich
mond,s before casting his vote against
/ giving the people this right, stood at
his seat and threw down the gauntlet
to every church and every church
i member.in Richmond. He said Rich
mond has herSs remedy. Let those 1000
Bible men who mar ched the streets q
few sundays ago vote the saloons out
;. of the city, gs @
4 This challenge was thus Jung II
J the faces OF these men Of Richmond
I who believe in Christ, and who Shavt
the power to vote Can they be emer
men and keep on making drunknrd:
/ in 150 saloons or will pick up thu
! challenge cast by this 58 creature o
! their bal OTIS, and vote them out?
4 zone of our city papers says thor,
n arc too many ga loo ms. Ia Some of then
) Unjust be Weeded out and tho llcens
i Increased. There is the point Deel
!, down. in our hearts we know that TIL
Il reason why tho $50 saloons are, her
i Is because b of the $4,000 revenue
i Should the Legislature to-morrow pas
\ a. law that the liquor business shout,
l|snot be subject to heavy taxation, ey
j cry: y sal loon 8woul 5s be closed Within
!. lAninetX- day r.. SD rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
REDWOOD TRIAL
OPENS TONIGHT
Fire Department. Captain Will.
Ask to Appear BY
Counsel.

CaptaingJ. Fl. Redwood, Nv ho will be
before the Board OF Fire Commits
,sloners tonight to- answ @ charge
OF fighting While on duty. will ap pear ar
by counsel, II the consent 81 those
conducting the hearing can DO Q 9! D. o.
talned. Under the rules Of tho depart
ment. the consent Of the board y 81 nec-
cssary. but it is understood that
Thomas Tyrec, driver. With whom
which resulted in the charges against
both OF them, will also ask to be
represented by a lawyer. B
ALI of the members of the company
with which the two men are connected
will be summoned to appear at the
trial. II the decision of the board Is
appealed from, the Hastings Court Is
tho place in which Jury hearing may
he held. Nothing of&5the merits OF
either mans position could be learned
yesterday, as no one connected AZ any
way with the department. Will speak
of tho affair The fight is said to have
occurred last Wednesdaysnight in one
of the East End ngine houses.
Captain Redwood is one Of The Old
est men IN point of service ~ the ne
Richmond Fire apartment, having
served the city for moro than forty
years, IIe has held lis present. POSI-
ton for about ono Year. but prior e
that time was connected With BY one
kof the other stations lie was y. on
duty on tho afternoon Of the Captto
disaster, and has been on active 5dut y
ut many OF the most dangerous g ans {
disastrous fires that have y1s sly
Richmond in the last half cen ur y
CAPTAIN Redwood and Mr., Iy rec II 5Yyt
been suspended pending the i1lY,ets " a'
VI ION ssbIitt 8.is$5 N si. sjae
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
Was Passenger on Richmond and.
Chesapeake Bay Railway
Car.
BODY FOUND BESIDE TRACK


JohntsD Goodman died at the Vir-
ginta Hospital late Saturday night as
tho result of injuries received in a
fall from one of the Richmond and
Chesapeake Bay Railway cars. He
sustained a fracture of the skull near
the base OF tho brain, and did not re-
gain consciousness, He lived about
five hours after the accident occurred.
There were no cyewltnesses to the
affair, so it is not known just how
1T happened The theory Is that while
standing on the rear plat form no was
thrown off as the car rounded the
sharp curve near Westbrook. about
three miles from the city. The body
was carried from the hospital to
Benefits undertaking establishment,
and will be sent to Ashland for burial.
this morning at 40No'clock.
Z Il Conductor j "A. Martin, who was in
charge of the car, says that Good
man was little late sinar reaching the
station. and boarded the car just as
it was about to start. He presented a
ticket to point near Ashland. When
the car reached yellow Tavern the
man was missed. gs-.. ~, Z. ,-it ..,s
| Martin went through twice looking
lOT llllli, anu not lllulllS III I'LL, maui
| inquiries of the other passengers. Sew
eral of them saidHthatShe had gone out
on the platform. Il His oNerc oats and a
package We're found in the parcel rack.
Found by Track.
Tho conductor. becoming alarmed
sont q message tobthe dispatcher. and
the other cars were instructed to look
| out along the track. FIe was found
living aSfew yards from the track In
an almost dying condition. I I. hap.
pened that there was MUSICIAN or
| the car, and all possible was done. He
was sent to the city on the next car
coming this way, "a
Goodman was about twenty-siS
years of age. and had been employed
4 for some time as car builder for the
/ Virginia Railway and Power Company.
laHe leaves his father, mother and one
brother. He was member Of the
| Junior Order united American Me-
1 chanics. who will have charge OF the
funeral Coroner William II. Taylor
| viewed the body yesterday morning
and will hold an inquest this morning
4 at 0 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
BANQUET TO ALUMNI

Members I,ichmond Chapter Of Hanip.
sidney Association Meet Thursday.
Richmond Chapter OF the Halmp den
sidney college Alumni Association VIII
give banquet at the jefferson Hotel Tote
next Thursday night, when members
OF the General Assembly who attended
the college viii be the honored guests.
Others invited Will be tho Richmond
members OF the board OF trustees OF
tho institution. and several State Of
flccrs. who hold degrees from Hamp-
den-sidney.
Richmond Chapter is one OF the most
nourishing in the association. and the
patronage from this section OF the
state has been larger in the past few
years than ever before. j. G. Han
kins. secretary to Colonel 3. Q. James.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, Is
president OF the Richmond Chapter,
and Mr.. James Is an active member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
RICHES o. Stat
TO. BE |. EXHIBITED { q 1:
Agricultural, Mineral and Timber
Resources to Be Placed
on View.

The addition to the state Library
building, for which a. special appro.-.
priation was made at the. last Legisla-.
jture, was completed last week, and
turned over to the authorities
The annex greatly adds to the beauty
of the structures and there are now
the facility and room which were 50
long needed. On the ground floor.
which is shown in the picture above.
IS situated the long, high pitched room
which will be devoted to the exhibits
of the Agricultural Departments and
for. d. dis.Nay Of the mineral and tim
her resources OF the State. This eX-
fhibit was gathered for the Jamest own.
Exposition and makes q most unique
showing of the material resources Of
Virginia. 3ss
On the second floor are situated the
Scommodious offices of the Attorney
General and the Adjutant- General, and
above Is, the reading room.4 splendldly
lighted and equipped, of@the State. Lii
Ebrary. w. Duncan Lee drew tho plans
and specifications for hefaddition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOLAR
SWIPESs THE COLLECTION
Bright Pupil Of Pine Street Baptist Church Con
fesses to Theft--S uperinten Goode Will
h Try Moral Suasion With Aid Of Police

of one Of his partners. and there they
divided the money. He declared that
his two friends had nothing to do with
the theft, but did not explain the
spirit OF generosity which prompted
him to go Shares with them. Perhaps.
in the lessons he had learned in the
Sunday school he had imbibed some
thing Of tho greatest Of charities. and.
In blind, ignorant fashion. he obeycd
the teaching. tis3
II was a clear case OF stealing, and.
the boy charged with the crime ex-a
pected that punishment would be
neted out to him., and that he would
be locked up. Ills lips trembled. and
he shuffled from one foot to the other.
But Superintendent Goode had asked
that the boy be not prosecuted, and,
with kindly work Of warming, tho,
detectives allowed him to depart. Next
Sunday he will be taught the ten
commandments with great stress laid
| upon one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
POLICIES ARE INCREASED

<. = r. I
'NirEinia Companies Doing Large Part
OF states Life Insurance Business.
About S3,25o.000 more of insurance
was issued by legal reserve compa-
nies doing business in Virginia in
s1ao9 than in 1908, according to sta
Efistics prepared by the State Bureau
lof Insurance. while the total amount.
fis more than s2O0,O0O.0oO Insurance.
nm force on lives of citizens in Vir-i
tTlnia increased more than s13.170.oo0
Hast year.
tAmerican National Life Insurance
y Company. Life Insurance Company of
Virginia, Security Life Insurance Com
pany Of America and the South AZ a
f.044 policies during the year, increas-
Ing the amount Of insurance by So
54462S. The companies of other States
force In Virginia s17s6140Oo worth
9of business, increased $9,625.705.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
ROBBED WHILE a SUPPER
Thief Enters Home OF james w. Gates

Thief Enters Home OF James w. Gates
ana Takes $40.
While sitting at the supper table,
James w. Gates. of All West Marshall
Street, was robbed last night of be-
entered the house. probably through
the front door, and went upstairs
Where the money was kept, e
Mr.. Gates IS a collector. and tho
money he.Shad collected Saturday was
still IN the small grip In which he
had carried IT., The grip was In his
bed room upstairs. sFsss III rs !,
On hearing noise as Of some one
moving about above him.. Mr.. Gates
went up to investigate. He found the
lights turned out. his grip gone. and
his bureau drawers greatly scattered.
Further Investigation showed "a that
only his grip was gone, Another grip
touched, the thief evidently overlook 4
Ing 1t In his haste. There is no clue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

Turning deft hand to- good effect
a Sunday school pupil OF the Pine
Street Baptist Church yesterday. morn
ing helped himself to the collection
box. containing about $4. and, after
cracking 1t in nearby alley, divided
the contents into three parts, giving
one to each of two friends
The theft of the collection box was
discovered a short time later by SUI
perintendent Goode. who reported II to
the police. Detective Sergeant Wiley
was detailed on the case, and last
night he discovered the sunday
school pupil and thief and recovered
1925 of the money.
The money was found In three parts,
each pile being tied up in a separate
handkerchief. all Of which were hid :.
den in the ebottom Of the trunk OF
one of his friends. The friend and
companion were out. and the little
thief had gone out for ride on his
bicycle The detective caught him
when he returned. and charged him
with the robbery. The boy hesitated
and considered.
Tell me. where the money is" urged
the detective. know you are the
boy who took 1t.
Yes the other answered.: IT took
1t. aud Ill tell YOU all about It,. He
explained that he had taken the box
after sunday school. He took 1t into
an alley and smashed it. the small
coins, nearly all of them cents. pour
ing out on to the ground. He car.
lried the stolen money into the room
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
ATTENDED ST. PAUL'ss

day In Richmond.
Mrs. j Pterpont Morgan. az Il New
York, and party, who have been ssp lend Y
Ing several days at the ] efferso II tel,
will leave Richmond to-day. Mrs. Nor
gan attended services i'm st. Paul's
afternoon spent several hours driving,
This Is her first visit2to city since
the Episcopal General Convention, AZ
which her husband was q member OF
tho HQuae,of Denu tleS,S 5s n IL II .s2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

Southern Railway EARNINGS.
Estimated earnings for the Southern
Railway system for the fourth week
in February We're; This year, $780,
CTS; last year, s1o3s,75S; an increase
of s56,9l5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
OMccrs in RicI,lnond.

General G. 9. Vaughan. OF Franklin.
Colonel Perry, Of Staunton Major
Wright, of Norfolk, and Major King,
of Alexandria, were In Richmond yes
.terday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
Soon to 5Rc C:cnernl Sale,

SOVu 10 DC SscHcCiil SdlSs
One week from to-day Senator Sale
becomes General Sale, and takes over
the duties of the Adjutant-Ge
office. 1t is an open secret that the
Senator Is ready to make a warlike
entrance. for his resplcndent uniforms
have already arrived
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07
MISSES BULL S-EYE, BUT HITS
BOY in SHOOTING GALLERY
Earl Hundley Accidentally Wounds w. = Russ
While Trying His Skill With Rifle----D y Y Not
Tell Of Wound. and May Lose His Leg.

,nnrav is given to silnauthorized solic-
titors. WHO are reported to DO canvass.
ing in his behalf. RUSS rested qulelllly
Inst night. tsS#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-07

a Mr.. Harrison Leaves.
Henry Sydnor Harrison left last
night for Charleston. W. Va, where
he will devote his time to novel writ
ing. 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-19
United States Government
Brings Action Against Vessel.
FOR HITTING LIGHTHOUSE
District Attorney L. l. Lewis Brings
Suit in Federal Court at Norfolk
for $4,000 Damages for Burning Of
Thimble Shosi Building. /

Acting On bshalf OF the United
States government, Judge H. L. Lewis,
federal district attorney for the East
ern district of VirKinla. mas entered
a libel suit in the United States do
trict court at Norfolk against the hve-
masted schooner Malcolm Baxter. IT.
for damages in the sum of Soo.ooo.
The sui Crews out OF the rainmlnS
By the schooner of the Thimhle Shcai
lighthouse on the informing Of Decem-
Der -, 1909.
The bill fled by Judge Lewis
charges that the schooner collided
with the lighthouse and upset stove
which resulted in the burning OF she
entire structure. The collision, It Is
claimed, was due TO the caTelessnes So
OF the commanding officer Of the
schooner.
So far as has been learned the pa
pers have not yet been served on the
schooner, which Is now a a New Eng
land port. The trial will be held be-
fore Judge Edmund Waadill, Jr.. Mt
Norfolk in the near future.
The Thimble shoal lighthouse was'
valued at about $4,000 Its destrue-
ton caused great Inconvenience 70
shipping and much trouble for the m
spectcr in charge OF the Fifth light
house district. The structure will be
rebuilt as soon as is practicable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-19
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