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MirOR WANTS 70 GET or.
Hk Doctor NetOes Proposition Ter q
Automobile Ride.

Mayor GAynor sosIIls Ia he tbs only
person CONNECTED With his personal stan
a. ~ Mary's Hospital. liobOksn, VINO
isn't chatting over the monotony OF hos
pital routine lie ~ cheerful and con
tented and IL attending strictly "a tn"
important business 81 getting well a.
quickly a. ~. can, lie hal anOi her
RoOd day yesterday, eating his alloItrd
number OF square meals and spending
nearly five hours Out ct bed. He Wa
allowed To walk "a little in his large, airy
room. lut was not permitted To venture
un into the CORRIDOR
The Mayor felt so ambitious after his
long and refreshing sleep OF the night
before that he cOniided To Or. William
! ArlitZ that nothing would please HIM
more than AN automobile rIde along the
Hudson Boulevard with ia" doctor \
permission. The physician quietly vetoed
the suggestion and assured Mr. Gaynor
thar u wouldn't Lee long before hs wOuld
he able to enjoy a trip IA the open AT
n u more than likely that the Mayor :
next auto ride will take . lace in III" eat y
part Of next week. when lac will probably
lie alIls Ia lrav. the hospital. Robert
Adamson. the Mayors secretary stil
last evening that no date had hetu hNei
Yet for the Mayor discharge. IL Is he
lievei, however. that = CONSULTATION 81
the doctors will he held in a day or two
a. which they will determin. when u
will he safe tn remove the patient. "
the Mayor CONTINUES to recover from the
shock Of GallagheT- attack upon him
a. surely and ~ rapidly ~ he has IN the
last week it wouldn't surprise the folks
AZ IN. hospital u the doctors psrinltted
him To leave n, Mary's on Monday or
Tuesday. A suit Of clothes has been
ssnt to Hoboken from the Mayors home
for his going away trip.
Mayor 0aynor passed the evening
chatting with Mrs. Gaynor and DIR. Arhtz
aud did not go 20 sleep a. early as usual
He slumbered soundly when he once
got started. AMI everybody expected
that he would get another good night :
rest II was said at the hospital at late
hour that he had had a fine day.
IL has bsen definitely settled that there
will bs no operation for the removal
of the bullet until after the Mayor leaves
Holloken
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RHINE CLIBS OUTING.
CIambake on saturday TO ne IN Charge Of
Dr. Timotheus O'Brien.

The Hon. Or. Timothe,ls O Brien. Park
rows prescription filler. is going To con-
duct personally the second annual clam
bake and outing Of the Turbine Club a,
WItz.ls Point on Saturday The Turbine
club j. made up Of the engineers and jan
itors 81 the public schools and their wives
and hig and little babies
The club members will meet at Terrace
Garden AZ y O'Clock on Saturday morning.
proceed IN body headed by Bayne' :
Sixtv-uinth Regiment band 10 the foot Of
East Fitty ninth street. where they will
take the steamer Commodore No Witzels
Point
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FORMER SENATOR car DEAD.
when FIRST Elected Admission TO the
senate Was Denied Him.

Former United States senator Wlkin.
son Call Of Florida died at the Emergency
Hospital IN Washington, y. C., yesterday
of a cerebral hemorrhage He vas
stricken AZ his home last Saturday eve
ming after dinner and was taken 10 the
hospital where he remained unconscious
until his death Yesterday morning lie
Ia Survived 10y a daughter, Miss Lucy
Call
senator Call was born IN Russellyi
by. in 1884. but while he was child his
family moved to Florida He served
In the Confederate army IN the civil
war. becoming an adjyiant general Of
FLORIDA troops After the war lie was
elected TO tn. nitesi States Senate 10y
the Florida Legislature. but admission
Was denied him he praCtised law IN
Jacksonville. Fla In 1872 and 1878 h-
was presidential sLeCtor at large In
tbs. latter year he Vas also member
Of the Democratic National executive
committee and a DEL, gate To the Demo
cratic national convention He was a
'nited States senator from 1879 To 1897
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NOT GOING ON THE STAGE
Nrs. Jack Cudahy says shes Neither q
Curiosity Ner y Freak.

CHICAGO. Aug. 20 Mrs. Jack Cudahy.
who got a divorce from her husband IN
Kansas City yesterday fourteen minutes
after the hail was fled arrived In Chicago
this morning and carried out the order
Of the Court ny surrrndering her chill
dren 10 Michael Cudahy. her father-in =
law
Mrs Cudahy will return 10 Kansas
City tomorrow and before the end ~ the
week the children. accompanied by their
grandparents. will he on their way "a
Sir Cudahy s summer home at Mackinac
Island.
Under the Court = decree Mrs. Cudahy
will he a lowed 20 be with her ohildren
half the time. and with this arrangement
she declares herself 10 he perfectly set
isfied
Are you going Oh the stage?- was a
question put to Mrs Cudahy.
4 arm not going On the stage. The re-
ports that were sent out from Kansas
City that | intended entering vaudeville
were all wrong Please deny that
intend going on the stage. | am not a
curiosity or freak and object To having
people stare NJ me-
Where are you going IN stay while
I vii stay with Mr.. Cudahy's mother
and father. ] am bringing the children
70 them she said.
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Obituary Notes

John lathrop formerly Justine q he
Suprpme Court of MA-sHChusrti uui q
lecturer and writer on legal matters. died
YESTERDAY ~ he summer nom" iu beiham
lie NAs born IN boston On February :.
So. the son pf the kry John ! and Mara
ancestors The Rev John I.athrop. succeeded
John Robinson A. the pastor Of the Pil-
gTim- church 81 leyfen. holland, ur"Nl
rymoI'h the family r"m,'"d 20, =, inh'"
and then 20 nedhauI NIdg" |IthfuI =
ia her the Pc, iohn Ls'rr"p vts Iu
ne conversational uluI-'Tf 90 ihu' 'nNr
John .tfhrOp T~geiN 81 u.- t-iu'H'luu 20 The
pubh, schools ~ pedham ~" Wd- sTHdu
a. 81 from Burlington tpl"g" ~ New J"f,yS
Harvard Law -Chool. grldVs'iug ~ l>si
To continue his stiIdieS he entered m" Ia a
Offices ~ Boston 81 Charles tran'is
and william caleb lorIng tie Na> al
mttted IN - 20 IN" SUFFOLK bar ana toOA uI,
pra,tiDc. which was abandoned when hr
enlisted Iu the Ihir' y first Mass, hu-~t' r
Regiment With which he -arN.-l a. Captain
Ia ~: and lsal Returning from the front
capt lsthrop re-lmest the pra,tt'" 81 Law
In March asa he MAS appointed by ',pN
Ma-hbuTu ~ the posit ION OF reporter ot "a"
Supreme Judicial Court, vi i,h I'S-t he nllt~i
until his appoint meut 10 the bench 81 the
Superior court ln ISIS by Gov Am"- Tie
Naz promoted by Gov Russell ln l-ai 60
h..coms s-sp'iat~ Juztl"- Of the supreme
ludi"ial court. remaining a. such uu'I
September n. 1873 whsn 81 account 81 hi-
health he resigned Judge tthrnp N add
ton 20 his JUDICIAL duties and general prar,
. toe had heeu "siitnr Of several Ia pubii,a
tion- Williams College IN 1874 CpuferrsI
upon him the degree ot doctor 81 laws
lie Wa- member Of the niuu and ~
Rptolph clubs and Nag president 81 M.
I mon from lgpi urtll 1907
Smith - Aackey. presideni ~ no 'erses
Iity- Coal Company. iiei Yesterday NJ ri.
home tsa Jersey avenue Jersey CIV ~
was born a. lttcH. \ ou Iuly g. 49,
We vent 10 live IN lsr-ev Guy ~ iS6o ~
was member 81 tho Cartere' Jersey t.tl
7 MON League and Cosmos ,luhs and was
trustee Of the thIldreU.- Friend Society
= vs-irvman ~ Grace Episcopal Chur,h D.
Frie street and q nemheT ~ the toun.l of
thris' hospital Ne j. survived nv o.,
wife . -rspdsug liter and Two -iepSoU-
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Advertisements for The Sex and TIE
EVENING sun may be left AZ any Ameri-
can District messenger once In the city.
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Pain. fireworks ., Manhattan Beach.

some .OOo persons went TO Manhattan
Beach last night for Pans fireworks
carnival. Those who have seen the
previous spectacLes put on by Pam said
tha, this was the fnest thing he had done
AT the beaches. In the afternoon there
was a display Of day fireworks. including
bomh. which released animals and birds
and such things-not regular live ones
attached TO parachutes. AZ night the
were lighted with 20.0Oo Japanese Ian
terms and the crowd sat around the piazzAs
and on the lawn. Among the features
Of the show were a naval battle and set
piece Of Roosevelt shooting things IN
Africa.
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The aeagoers.

Passengers hy the French liner Ia
Touraine. for Havre.
James " bowen Mr. and Mrs :
Cropley. Mrs n Eois-ard de k~rhrr. Dud-
lev webb and FranE Co'tla
Sailing by the North German Lloyd
liner Bremen for Plymouth. Chsrbourg
and Bremen
rrof John " Rurn7m. Mr. ana Nrs
v Ford, ! g sellers. Oscar Morrn-ar
and Mrs VI " RanyloV
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N Ambassador will present

the Austrian Ambassador will present
have road many Of Mr. Roosevelt
books. notably The Strenuous Life
which | thoroughly enjoyed and appre-
ciated. IL portrays the whole American
character and the life u Describes n the
future life for Europe II u bound TO
come. when Well. within a century
You know We are a little slower TO move
over there. but one Of these DAYS Europe
Will lie strenuous Also
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Mrs Ada Drank. who has for years
conducted religious services NJ Beth
Israel Hospital. will leave to-day for
Jerusalem. whore she hoUes 20 establish
society 20 aid the Jews Of the crowded
East Side districts To migrate To- Palestine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13

the regulation of markets. This same
ordinance was turned down at a for
mer meeting of the board In this
same connect ion. however. measure
restoring the tax on country carts to
~ cents q day was adopted.
eNeral other measures brought up
for consideration were referred 10
various mmittees These were as
follows.
The proposition to increase the pay
II street cleaning hands from So TO
S225 per day was referred TO the
Finance Committee.
A request for an additional appr0-
jrtstton of 10000 for the proposed
new James river wharf and for APP
prOyai II the award Of contract for
the construction OF the wharf as soon
ar funds are available was sent to
the Finance Committee.
TWO resolutions recommending the
widening Of Hun street from the At
isntic Coast Lire tracks to the cor.
poration line and for the widening
Of Fourteenth street In Washington
Ward from Hull 10 Decatur street
were referred to the Committee on
Streets.
A petition from the Richmond and
Henrico Railway Company for certain
changes ia the proposed routes wa,
sent to the same committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
It WAS NO FAULT
Of VIRGINIA MEN
Gen. Sale Shows Correspondence
Which Puts Pay Middle Up to
Washington Officials.

Adjutant- General William Wilson
Sale having heard many rumors of
distcontent among the members OF
the Virginia militia over their fall
ure To receive their pay while in
camp. and reports of indignation
meetings being planned, says he wish
ed 1t understood that neither he nor
paymaxter CeHSelve was 20 blame for
the disappointment Of tie troops on the
last day of the encampment at Gettys-
burg.
General Sale said that the Virginia
soldiers had been promised their pay
In camp any that this promise was
not only made in good faith but would
have been carried out but for some
mistake or hitch on the part Of Of
nCials IN Washington He exhibited
correspondence with the war depart
ment which established the fact that
he had not only done everything he
could, and in plenty of time, to insure
the payment of the troops, but had
been assured that all necessary steps
to get the money for the milItiamen
had been taken.
Something went wrong somewhere
some time The money was not
forthcoming. the soldiers raised a
howl and talked about indignation
meetings. AS all the State milittas
were in camp at the same time and
acquisitions We're made by all of the
paymasters upon the treasury depart
ment it is thought the Firginian's
request for coin got lost in the shuttle.
General Sale said the whole matter
would probably be Strengthened out
within few days. Colonel Consolvo
viii then mail checks TO all the. men
who went To- camp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
KeysVille

KEYSVILLE, July 1.-the board
Of trade has decided to have a home
coming day on August 4. and from
the hearty support accorded the sue
cess Is a foregone conclusion. To
Mr.. p. II. Osborne is due the credit
of the organization. and ne has book
ed for speeches the following: Gov
ernor Mann. 6. w, koiner, T. ..
Sandy and b. y. Adams
The Walton district school board
met Friday and appointed the follow
ing teachers for the keysvllle High
School: Prof. s. B. Gheisilin. prin-
cipal, Miss Waugh, first assistant;
Miss Williams. second assistant, and
Miss Davis primary grade.
Bishop &. y. Tucker filled the pull
pit in the Episcopal church Sunday
and also confirmed a class.
Mrs, Frank Womack, Of Roanoke,
who was called here by the death Of
her mother. returned home to-day.
After an illness OF some weeks the
infant child OF Mr. and Mrs G.. O.
Pettus died Monday morning.
Mrs. f. W. Hudgins, of Chase city.
is the guest Of Mrs. c. A. Osborne.
Mrs. Berkeley. OF Phenix, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. y
S. Gaulding, returned to her home to-
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
Louisa

LOUISA, July 13.-W r. Good
win late deputy clerk Of Louisa coun-
~. died at Louisa Monday evening at
o'clock His health forced him 20
give up his position some three years
ago His condition has been critical
for some time and his death was
not unexpected. He leaves q wife,
one son and one daughter, besides
three sisters and two brothers.
The grand jury " Louisa county
has brought IN true bills against
Henry Johnson, colored. for the nom
support of his wife and infant child
and against John Scott, colcred. for
the murder Of John Overson. Both
are fugutives from justice.
The Louisa baseball team Monday
defeated the Merry Widow team of
Washington. D. c., by score of 8
to q The features Of the game were
the pitching of Rhodes, the catching
Of Bibb and the fielding of Flanagan.
AT no time did the visitors have a
chance TO win. The two female MEM
bers of the visiting team put up q
good exhibition both In the field and
at the bat. This same team defeated
Gordonsville Saturday, l s to 10. The
next game scheduled is Carysbrook
against Louisa. July 20, at Louisa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
Ashland

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.
ASHLAND, July 13.-Dr. f. L.
Wells has returned after a months
vacation much improved in health
and Is ready to take up his work as
pastor OF Duncan Memorial Method
list church.
Miss Nita G. Blincoe has returned
from Buckroe Beach, where she spent
month.
DR. r. Emerson Smith. VINO has
been visiting Mrs. E. A. Tilly. left
yesterday for Boston.
DR. H. c. Tucker has returned from
Edinburgh. Scotland. where he has
been attending the international -un-
day school conference.
Misses Annie and Fancy Lancas-
ter have returned from Nashville,
Tenn, where they attended the mar
riage OF Miss Katrina Kern, former
ly of Ashland.
Miss Nancy Midyette entertained a
number of friends at picnic on the
Chickahominy river yesterday.
Misses Rhea c. Scott and Natalie
Lancaster have left for New York
City. where they wifi attend the
teachers college OF Columbia Uni
versity.
Preparations are being made by
the Ashland Baptist church for the
entertainment of the Dovei mission
conference Of Virginia, which meets
here next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
QUESTIONS ABOUT
THE PATROLMEN

All Are to be Re Electcd-Work
Longer Hours Than Any City
Official.
IT has Just occurred to citizens ana
officials alike that the policemen who
are now on duty IN South Richmond
must he reelected by the police com
migsioners August 81. That all OF
those who now wear uniforms VIII
lie returned is problematical say n
few people who are the most inter-
ested in the situation
No question of greater interest has
arisen since the consolidation, And
around II there swings many other
questions, and out of it grows argu-
monts each day
Tise Washington ward biuecoats
are the only officials of Richmond
who are required to work twelve
hours.
In Greater Richmond the officers
are on six hours and off twelve, and
then on six, Off six and on six more
and then off twelve. But in the an
neXed territory policeman goes TO
work in the morning at Z O'Clock
and does not finish his labers until
the same hour at night Their pay
is no greater than the salaries OF
their brother officers on the north
side of the James.
But reverting to the question OF
the election of the Southside police
men the last day in August Some
have said that the rules of the po-
lice commission would have to be
suspended or else Captain Lipscomb.
Sergeant Wright and Patrolman Rich
ard Jones would not be eligible for
election, each gentleman being more
than thirty-hve years of age, the
limit fixed tor policemen TO begin
work on the force.
At present two policemen cover a
territory in South Richmond that Is
populated by fifteen thousand people.
OF course. there is house man. but
having no box signals, he mas trouble
in locating one of the bluecoats Ii
some one phones in about "a trouble,
Especially Is 1t true that the city is
iuadequately policed at night. The
board of police commissioners at its
next meeting win be asked to give
to the city four or i've additional
men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
PREPARING To TEACH
NOM DRUG HEALING
Temple University to Have New
Department in Medical
Course.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1S.-Recos
nizing the rapidly growing belief that
many diseases can be cured without
the aid OF drugs, Temple University
has completed arrangements for the
establishment of a department for
teaching methods Of healing without
the employment OF drugs. This Is the
first department Of its kind to be es-
ia blished in a medical school.
DIR. j. Madison Taylor, one of the
leading physicians of this city, has
been chosen 10 head this new depart
ment of the university's medical
school.
The new department has been given
the name Of mon pharmaceutiC
therapeutics. and Or. Taylor will hold
an adjunct professorship to the chair
of therapeutics. which Office is held
by DR. Charles f, de NJ. Sajous, a lis
tinguished research scholar whose
work on internal secretions has form
ed basis for the exact explanation OF
the action of all remedies, drugs and
animal extracts
DR.. Taylor has for years been a
close student of aids to the restoration
OF health not only by drugs. but by
massage. exercises. suggestion. rest.
diet. baths. electricity and light.
DR.. Taylor Will sail for Europe
tomorrow, where ne VIII study the
advanced methods of dealing with this
branch OF therapeutics His new de-
partment will teach also special cures
and sanatorium methods and the de-
partment is expected to become one
of the most valuable In the entire
medical course in the university.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
Bowling Green

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian.D
BOWLING GREEN, VA, July 10.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union VIII give a basket picnic
for the county at the home OF Mr.
Charles Dickerson at Milford Tues
day. A business meeting will be held
at II o'clock, Ice cream will be solo
on the grounds for the benefit of
Temperance work in the county. Ad-
dresses will be made and the prize
offered to the pupils of the public
schools for the best essay on the sub
tect. why Alcohol Is My Enemy"
will be awarded
Among those in attendance on the
Richmond district conference now in
session al Greenwood. Hanover ceun
ty. are the following: DR.. Granville
Burruss. Messrs s. w Broaddus. II
r. Travis, c. W. Elliott and Miss
Florence Broaddus.
Miss Emma Anderson, who has
been spending some time with her
cousin, Mr.. Alvin Rowe. in Freder.
icksburg, has returned.
Mrs. r. ~. Peatross, of Norfolk.
and Mrs, Campbell, of Florida, are
the guests Of Mrs. r. A. Coghill.
Mrs. w. r. Broaddus and guests.
Mrs, John Weldler and Miss Weidler
Of Renova. Pa. MIR, and Mrs. w. r
Ennis. Misses Writ and Borum spent
Saturday i'll Richmond.
Misses Louisa n. Glassel ana
Frances Glassell TIRE visiting reia~
ttves in Washington. y. c.
Mr. Taylor Chewing, of Washing
ton. ID. c.. is visiting Mr.. G, l.. Col
Inns at the academy.
Miss Bernard, of Richmond, is VS.
iting Miss Bessie Jones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
IN SOUTHAMPTON
Enthusiastic Meeting Held at
Franklin and an Organiza-
ton Formed.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
FRANKLIN. July 13.--In pursuance
of call, representatives from differ
ent parts of the county met in joint
session with representatives Of the
Anti Saloon League Of Virginia in the
auditorium of the Methodist church,
Of Cumberland. on Monday, for the
purpose of organizing an Anti Saloon
League for the County of Southamp-
ton. Z. F. Garner, of Boykns. was
made temporary chairman, and r. A.
Henderson. was made temporary sec
rotary.
Addresses during the day we're made
State representatives of the Anti
Saloon League, of Virginia; Rev. S, j.
Brown. presiding elder, of the NJ. +.
Capron, and w. w. White, OF Boy
kins.
\ constitution was adopted. and the
following officers were elected for u
period of one year: w. w. White,
president; w. II. Vincent, vice-presi-
dent for the Boykins district; DR.. ".
+. McLemore, vice. president for the
Jerusalem district r. A. Pope, vice
president for the Drewyville district;
J. c. Davis, vice president for the
Berlin ad Ivor district. f. Frank
Story. vice president for the Franklin
district; T. H. Barrett vice-president
for the Newsoms district; r. A. Hen
derson, secretary: and E. +. Story
treasurer. President ". W. White.
secretary; r. A. Henderson, and
Treasurer E. F.. Story constitute the
executive committee.
Mrs. NJ. w. Newton, national and
State lecturer and organizer OF the w.
c. T. u, being present, was introduced
to the convention and made a very
pleasing address, showing some of the
work of the organization with which
she is connected, promising to the
league her hearty cooperation, and
asking from the league its sympathy
and support in her work. The con-
vention though not largely attended
was quite a representative body from
all parts of the county and its work
was enthusiastic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-13
Spottsylvaniia

Especial t. The Richmond Virginian,)
SPOTSYLNANIA, July l3.--The
preliminary work of grading and fill
ing in the public roads in this county
has begun under the supervision OF
Superintendent Strother Clarke. A
full force of men and mules is at
work and the contractor claims that
with fair weather conditions the roads
in both districts will be completed
in ninety days. An abundance OF
gravel and ether material lies close
to the working locality and the. work
will he pressed with all possible speed.
Henry Nj Lewis, of the county
died Sunday IF consumption. aged
twenty nine Years. leaving four broth
ers. three sisters and his parents.