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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
JOHNSON At WORK
ALL DAY SUNDAY
Colored Fighter Ignores Heat
and Goes Through Fast
Training.

JOHSSON'S TRAINING QUAR-
TIERS, RICK's RESORT. RENO,
NEW. June Gin contrast to the
near-indifference shown by Jeffries
yesterday in refusing to work when a
crowd when to Moana Springs from
Reno, the activity In this camp yes
terday and to-day was almost fever
ish. despite the broiling hot sun which
beat down upon johnson and his
training staff The negro got out
early to-day, despite the heat. and
made seven miles on the road. appar-
entity determined to make the final
week of his training the fastest and
best of all. He Will box and go
through his other stunts this after
noon, especially devoting himself to
his foot work and doing clinching and
roughing IL.
Everybody in this camp was ALI
in" when work ended yesterday. In
der a broiling sun Johnson ran eight
miles on the road, and then played
with the medicine ball for an hour.
winding up with eight fast rounds of
boxing with Kaufman, Mills and Cot
ton.
In spite of his determination TO
speed ii up however. many close
observers declare that Johnson. while
apparently working hard. Is doing his
work In a siovenly manner. There
was sort OF iaziness in the black 8
work that many commented on. and
the expected carnestness seemed TO be
lacking.
johnson Not Confident.
The approach OF the time Tor the
,tx tNn -tyRer s.f
feet on johnson. just as II has made
Jeffries' trainers nervous and fidgety.
The confident air which the black wore
during all his training In San Fran
cisco seems to be disappearing, and
the Job in front OF him appears to be
getting on his nerves.
AS johnson feared and as the Unit
ed Press announced a few days ago,
the unfavorahie spot in which John
sons camp is located is making him
lose weight rapidly ~
Kicks Resort Is situated in little
bowl with hiils all about. and with
hardly a breath OF air stirring. Bar
ney Furey. who is looking after Jack s
weight. announced to-day that the ne
gro tipped the beam at eos liz. and 1t
Is evident that he il losing flesh more
rapidly than Is pleasing to him. That
he would be much lighter when he
steps into the ring than he expected
TO be In San Francisco Is the gem
eral conclusion among sporting men
here and wise ones are Offering to
bet money that he will be under 200
pounds when the fight begins.
William MuIdoon. the veteran wres-
tier, who announced publicly Satur-
day night that both Jeffries and john
son were in perfect trim. Is said to
nava stated confadentially TO num-
Der OF friends that he really does not
believe Jacks condition Is good. AT
the same time found Jefrrfes' condi-
ton excellent.
There lis vague talk to-day OF an
other row between Johnson and some
of his trainers. The belligerents this
time are reported to be johnson and
Sig Hart, the man on whose account
the black canned" George Little.
Both men deny the quarrel. but the
talk OF a serious breach will not down.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
AMERICA WILL BE
WELL REPRESENTED
AT ROAD CONGRESS-
Delegates to Good Roads Meet
ing Assemble in Brussels
in August.

America win be well represented at
congress to be held from July 81 To-
August 7. In Brussels. Two OF the
delegates already have left and II viii
be interesting to motorists to huu7
that these delegates will ~
representatives at this big internak
Ial conference from aay automobi3G
ganizatfon in the United states IA
are directors OF the Touring Club Oks
America. In addition to these dele
gates the American Road Buiiders' na-
ISOLATION will be represented by three
OF its members who have given par
ticuiar study to the good roads prob,
lem in recent years. Representatives
also are being appointed by the goy~
ernors of various states, but Just how
many OF these delegates will be 4hIo
to attend the congress has not beemS
announced. The congress II exertfuo@
a powerful influence for fmpr0HU1s
roads throughout the world and 3MA
this respect IL Is being ably SUPPORTS
ed by every automobile organtxntton3
recognizing the fact that good rua6o5
are absolutely necessary to the co1s1-a
piete enjoyment OF motoring. Te14
organization had its origin In rnx1us
in October. 1908. when, as q perfnn~
nent result of the first internati0n4E
road congress held at that time, tb0s
present permanent International AaaO~
citation OF Road Congresses was Or
ganized to carry on the good reAdMs
propaganda in all of it's phases anx
to hold international conferences FOR
the general discussion OF all matters
Sartn tvxty N k.x.nA
congress was attended by more thGMa
1000 delegates and twenty-six Of t19I
civilized countries of the world $3.50
represented. ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27

A well known English traveller, who
recently gave an account of his noun
taineering experiences In the Himala-
yas seems TO have formed some new
ideas regarding the difficulty of breath
ing at high attitudes.
At an elevation OF more than four
r.,iles above the sea level he ard his
companions felt no Inconvenience in
breathing except what might be ex,
pected from the muscular exertion thet
had gone through. Loss of sight.
nausea. bleeding at the nose or ears
and other unpleasant symptoms Of
ten described by travellers were en-
tirely absent. But the heart was SEN
sibly affected, Its rapid pace being cas-
lily perceptible and Its beatings quite
audible. 10
Two distinguished aeronauts. In the
course of an experimental balloon as
cent some years ago. nearly lost
their lives by the effect upon their
breathing organs OF the highly at
tenuated atmosphere TO which they
had risen. But the altitude then
reached was about double that A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
SEVERAL CHARTERS ISSUED
BY CORPORATION COMMISSION

The following charters were granted
by the Corporation Commission Mon
day:
New York Pawnbrokers. Inc. Dan
VILE. Wa, Incorporators--M Mamin-
SKY president, Richmond. Va: Morris
Cohen, secretary and treasurer, Dam
Vile. Va. Capital stock--Maximum,
$4,000: minimum. $1,000. Objects
and Representatives, OF pawnbrok-
ers.
Kitchen q Green. Inc, Norfolk, Va.
Incorporators--I. @. Kitchen. secre-
tary and treasurer. Norfolk. Va: r.
c. Pearson, Norfolk. Va; r. r. Green,
president, Boston, Mass. Capital stock
Maximum. $4,000. minimum. si0.-
coo. Objects and purposes--Dry
goods business.
Retreat Farm, Inc, Berryville. Va.
Iucorporators-P. D.. Kelley, presf-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
ITALIAN PEDDLER
MUST GO TO JAIL

Vicenzio Cardora. an Italian lost his
appeal from police court conviction
on charge OF peddling without IL
cense. and the 800 fine imposed by
Justice Crutchfield was sustained by
Judge Witt In Hastings Court No. l..
Cardora was not able to pay the
fine. and hence went to Jail The length
of his Incarceration has not yet been
decided by the court
John Mayo, a negro. was given four
months In jaii following his conviction
of assault and battery. Mayo auarreled
with another negro. and used brick
Booker Hash. a negro. charged with
grand larceny was acquitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA.

dent: ]. K. Kelley, secretary: P. ID.
Kelley, treasurer, all of BerryVille,
Va. Capital stock-Maximum. $780,
600: minimum. $25. 600. Objects and
purposes-Stock raising.
The ID. l.. Arey Distilling Company.
Inc, Danville. Va. Incorporators-E.
c. Arey. president; X. c. Arey. secre-
tary and treasurer: j. A. Stone. gem
eral manager. all of Danvilie. Va.
Capital stocA--Maximum. $40. 900;
minimum. $4,000 Objects and pur-
poses-Liquor business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
STIRRED BY FEAR
OF TERROR WAVE
Troops Pouring Into Riga to
Make Certain the Thorough

RIGA. RUSSIA, VIA TII.SIT, EAST
PRUSSIA. June 27.--Troops began pour
ing into Riga to-day In anticipation OF
the cars visit in Mid-July at the un-
yelling OF the monument to Peter the
Great AS precautionary measure
the authorities are keeping the exact
date of Nicholas arrival n secret. The
preparations to guard the ear are
more elaborate than usual owing to the
belief on the part of the authorities
that a new wave OF terrorism IL soon
to be inaugurated. Assistant Minister
OF the Interior Kurtoff IL in charge OF
the preparation and the town Is prac-
tically under martial law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
tanned by the Englishman In
Hknalayas.

Love Letters. s7s
He wrote a letter every day; &j
He called her Darling" tProctg
ous," Dove" 81
The lady filed them all away.
Her gentle breast was filed N1eM
:. love. @
He wrote that If her love sfou34
The sun and moon and stars wCu1A
fall. 3ss
She tied them up and held her peace
And kept them indexed. one aiI4
all. S!
Now she is asking him to pay.
She's brought his letters all a
light. IA
The moral is as plain as day:
Love IL you must. but do not write
IS. f. Kiser In Chicago Records
Herald.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27

A billion dollars year 10 3 c0dS1
servative estimate OF what Americn1f48
have TO pay for the work Of depr1da4~s
ing insect. that eat our crops and ~;
story our products. This IL tho state:
ment OF Samuel Hopkins Adams. W11oS
writes very interesting and enitGlno
ening article on luxurious 1noGcE
In the July American Magazine. H03
claims, however. that the cure ri
Ar. erican agriculture ID the impur13
ton OF insect rests from foreign conn
tries. He says ss 5s
q "Of our seventyNtwo Importantly a.
structive species--those whose APPS
tiles run well up into the millions M
dollars annually--thirty five haN4S
come 10 us from other countries- Tho'
cooling moth, that winged orge OF -
pie and pear orchards. is or Ease
pean origin. as are the HessiAn N
and the green bug despoilorn Y
wheat, and the Mediterranean fI3|
moth, which goes to the mill for W&6H
Is left after the other two are thrca ~
their meal. The dreaded cotton hS&ISS
weevtl halls from Mexico. Tho GS|I
Jose scale Is a traveller from the fxS
memorial East. The gypsy moth ~ \
the brown-tail moth, twin plaglxons RI
New Englands trees. were brouafk 1I
one by design, and the other " ~ Sa
dent from the Old World 1t u ~
of science that an, imported inDek(
1t succeed in acclimatizing itseleIS4
fiourishes in its new home hetteFs
in Its native land, This is partIcn1
true of America. where the ra11
seems to favor insect life. ana "a
farm and forest are OF such extSN
to be beyond the possibility nf
rigid guardianship maintainad
the smaller European holdin9n.
important still IL often hant1afrG$&
while the newly arrived insect
toms itself 10 conditions hers. <llx&
asites which In Its true hoIYse. W
in check, fall to become natQiG
and soon perish Then the noSG
has everything its own WAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27
Af.er Train Robbers.

SALT LAKE. June 27.--Severni
posses headed by Sheriff Wilson are In
pursuit of train robbers who earn
day held up train. No. "a on the
Oregon Short Line railroad at Harris
VILE. five miles north of Ogden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-27

Academy-BenJamin Players in
Tin the Palac' OF the King" $50.
Bitou-Continuous Vaudeville.
Coloniai-Continuous Vaudeville.
Lubin-Continuou Vaudeville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
LONDON DISCOVERS
ANARCHIST PLOT
S0EATH or A BURGLAR plsclosEs
4 SMALL ARSENAL AND
REVEALS PLANS.

y LONDON. Dec. 2s.--An Anarchistic
Mot OF widespread notifications. the
Aetails OF which are still an official
aerret. was disclosed In the correspond
ns,re seized In the home of the dead
bpr9lar. Gardstein. one Of the gang
that killed three policemen on Deem
hef 10 In the fight In Houndsditch. ae-
eprding to to-day Exchange Telegraph.
Garastein's house, in Gold street.
iBfepney, was found te be small ar
oennl. equipped with bomb making ma :
chinery, but not until to-day did the
police find the letters that revealed
che Aaarchixt.c plat- The Exchange
telegraph says that exposure VIII be
made shortly.
IN connection with the Anarchist
ecare, the Evening Times declares that
scotland Yark Is taking preliminary
wteps toward suppressing the English
UalAs ~ the newspaper "Liberator,' an
Anarchistic paper published In Paris
but chiefly devoted To the encourage
ssent of English revolution. The Times
asserts that the publisher of the lib
ernt0r." Edward Holton, was formerly
IN American lawyer, who no~ lives
Z IN Paris, but Ia ut present touring POT
Nuenl
(tardatein the dead burglar. is he
1lered to have been Russian OF the
name OF Moruntzeff.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28

The grand Jury to-day has between
40 and $50 more indictments pre-
pared. which viii bring the total mum
Der close 10 800.
The population Of West Union has
been practically doubled the past few
DAYS by the large number OF nfen
who have come in TO plead guilty and
who arc obliged to wait until their
.tsrn comes The hotel facilities o'
tie village. are crowded Ia their ca
pacity.
The special grand jury has three
more precincts to 20 over before COM
f,lnting the investigation of the er-
tire county. THIS body viii then hd-
iourn, probably Thursday. and recon
vene next week. when the Same
ground will he gone over again. 1t Is
expected the last three precincts VIII
uraduce about 100 indictments. bring
ing the total number above LOCO.
The second investigation may re-
veal more serious conditions than
have, been shown to exist thus Tar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
ROME MOVES To
CHECK MODERNISM
PRIESTS RENEW PROFESSIONS
OF FAITH IN EARLY TENETS
OF THE CHURCH.

DENVER. COL, Dec. 2s.@s-.ln con-
neetion with the movement started
AT Rome to check the growth of mod
ernisrn and other tendencies which
are deemed subscribe to the Catholic
religion. all the priests OF the do
oese at Denver assembled to-day and
made profession of faith.
Bishop y. G. Matz sounded the call
for them to assemble under instruc-
tions from Rome. The oath taken In
clude euhm lsston to all the condem-
nations. declarations and directions
contained In the encycl!cal letters
published three years ago
In part he says;
Il reject the error OF those who
anege that the faith proposed by the
church may he In conflict with his
tory and that Catholic dogmas in the
sense in which they are now under
TODD cannot be harmonized with the
more truthful origins or Christian
ity."
A. a part OF this same movement
in every diocese is being established
a. council consisting OF approved
mem bers OF the clergy to take cog
nizance ~ devices by which new ones
are introduced and propagated. These
are to he called councils of vigil
ance."
The members are instructed To
watch for every trace of modernism
In publications and societies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
BECK FINDS ALL. SORTS
OF FOLK IN THIS WORLD
Building Inspector Eliminates on Things in General Finding
That it Takes More That One Class of People
to Keep Things Going

This is a funny world" observed
Buiiaing Inspector Beck Tuesday
morning waiie Illuminating on the
subject of enrlstmas celebrations ana
other things in general.
"tor irIasancc. there IL the case or
FIRE crackers ola which SOME people
waste plies of money wl.ie others
are soliciting fnnds TOR charity.
Then there Is the fresh air man
who wants All the fresh ar he can
get AMI more besides, while others
are trying to keep II all on the cut
size. IL was JGss the other day that
1 had 10 test So me window yentiiaters
In the offic@s OF the city health board.
Today man came into my once
anu said he wanted my opinion on
Aon.e metal weather s&sips which
they are talking OF Installing on win
dows In the Hluas' armory.
Net loag age, somebody in. the
city hall sent for me and said ne
couldn't keep warm 80 save his life.
felt the steam registers. and find
ing that they were giving ont plenty
windows and saw the top sash half
way down. The man with the COM
plant hadn't noticed the window but
he quickly remarked that there was
fresh air crank In the once who
WAS doubtless responsible for the
aperture which he had failed to notice.
DIR. Levy. the chief health officer.
tells me there ought to be fresh air
veAtilators on every window in the
city hall. and IL may be that such
Will be the case some day. though j
am not saying when.
Fire escapes oh, yes, there are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
King and Queen News Items.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.1
STEvENEvILLE. VA. Dec. 3S.--
Miss Lucy Catesby Ryland. Of Rich.
mond. spent Christmas day at her homo
near StevensvilIe.
Mrs. l.. r. Bagby will spend good
part OF Christmas week at her Old
home, Rose Garden. with her parents.
Miss Lisxie Latane. Of Buchanan
county, spent Christmas at home.
Several cases Of diphtherta have
broken out here. but has not spread
further
Christmas bells and marriage bells
a. usual have been ringing together
around here Mr.. Denis Kemp, son Of
Mr.. p. w. Kemp. was recently married
to Kiss Lula Longest. Of Clifton. w.
Rev. Joseph w. Hart oisiciated.
Miss Emma Kata Sutton. q pupil
Of the Richmond high school. spsnt
Chrfktmas 1t home here.
Miss Gillette Bagby. OF tho Farm.
vile Normal School. Is at horne fce
Christmas. She viii graduate n Feb
ruary.
!, Miss Olive Bagby. Of the WarsaW
high school. II here for the Chrtstynae.
Mrs.. w. A. Childrey spends Chri9f@
mss With her father. Mr.. G. G. yanUazA1e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
He WANTED TO DIE
IN THE HARNESS

DERToIT. MICH. Dec. 2s.--rre-
parauons for the removal to New
York OF the body of Frank Worth
Ing. leading man in the play. Sauce
for the Goose. which is playing at
the Garrick Theater who died short
~ after entering the stage door pre-
vious to n performance. are being
made to-day According to a phys-
clan, his death was due to the burst
ing Of a pulmonary artery.
Before leaving New York on the
present tour Mr.. Worthing was urged
To remain, as it was feared tho trip
might end fatally for him, because
OF his. health. but he always declared
II want to die In the harness"
He was born In Edinburgh. Scot.
land, and has been playing LEADING
parts In America for twenty years
Funeral arrangements have not been
made yet.
f.. II. Cromwell will take the dead
actors role.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
BANKER is FATALLY
HURT BY AMBULANCE

r.. Winder Johnson. of the firm oi
Lawrence Johnson & Company. bank
crs and merchants. died in Jeffer-
SON hospital early to-day from irju-
ries sustained wheh he was run down
by an ambulance owned by the Wo-
mans Pennsylvania Society for tht
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals The
accident occurred on Chestnut street
near Eleventh.
Thomas Dwyer. driver or the ambu-
lance was arrested, charged with
reckless driving. lie WAS held to await
the action OF the coroner.
Johnson, who vas tifty-siN years
old. was a member. Of the Rittenhouse
and Quaker City Motor Clubs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
SEIZE NINE TONS
OF DECAYEO EGGS
GOVERNMENT INSPECTORS MAKE
HAUL THAT Is CERTAIN TO
CREATE A STENCIL.

JERSEY CITY. n j.. December rs
United States Deputy Marshal Louis
G. BeekmRu and United States Food
Inspector Herman Lind to-day seized
nine tons of alleged rotten eggs AT
the Merchants Refrigeration plant al
Bay and Warren streets. The seizure
Is one OF the biggest yet made by the
government in its crusade against bad
eggs sold to bakers. confectioners and
others in use in food products.
The warrant for the seizure which
was Issued by United States Com
missioner Carpenter describes the
frozen liquid egg. as 'lthy. decom-
posed. putrid animal matter"
Frozen solids has no odor, but when
tTawed out. the government officers
say. 1t enits "A stencil which is I'M
bearable.
In all. Beekman and Lind seized
659 cans of liquid eggs. Each car
contained thirty pounds OF the article
se cans We're traced by the govern.
ment men from Chicago to the Mer-
chants stores.
Jersey City board OF health will be
called upon to destroy the eggs fol-
the United S<ates Inspector.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
TWO LOSE LIVES
At AVIATION MEET
WORST ACCIDENT IN HISTORY OF
FRENCH FLYING FEATs oc-
Ours At IssY.
CONTESTlNG FOR PRIZE
MARQUIS MARIO PAULA AMI
ALEXANDRA LAFFoS FELL
gao FEET WHEN AERO
PLANE CAPsIxED.
CONTEsTlNG FOR PRIZE

PARIS. December 2s.--The worst
seroplane accident in the history Of
French aviation occurred to-day at
Issy when Marquis Mario Paula and
Alexandra Laffon. chief pilot OF the
Antoinette school Of aviation, were
killed in a 200 foot ball of ueir
Antoinette monoplane.
Laffon's wife witnessed the tragedy.
Within fifteen minutes of the time
she kissed her daring husband fare
we'll, she threw herself In a pAroxysm
OF grief over his mAngled body. She
Is in a critical condition from the
shock.
I.afyon was plotting the machine and
Paula. tho owner Of tho aerop'ape.
Was his passenger. They were con-
for the speedieet two passenger flight
from Paris TO Brussels and return,
When almost directly over the
hanger the machine capsfzed. Laf-
fon made frantic efforts to right the
falling craft but II dashed to the
ground, turning over twice In its de-
scent laron fell a few feet distant
from the wreck aeroplane. His head
was crushed and his right arm was
drixen into his chest. The marquis
was caught In the wreekage. Both
men were unconscious. They were
rushed to Boucicault hospital. Paula
ding as he WAS being carried Into
the hospital and IAffon a few min
utes later.
fAffon was twenty-seven years old
and one OF the best known of tbs
French instructors. Paula has done
little, flying himself but was one Of
the chief promoters OF the sport
spending much or his great wealth IN
furthering the science.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
N|ECTR|C TRUST
IS NEXT ON LIST
I srRrsr-nVsTERS~ PREPARING CAM
rsaGN To nREAk TT
GREAT MONOPOLY.
! PAPERS BEING DRAWN
uTAnTLIN6 REVELATIONS, tT Is
SAID, WILL M MADE WHEN
THE CASES CoME tr 20"
4 HEARING.
PAPERS BEING DRAWN

WASHINGTON. December 2s.~-
The electric trust so-cal'ed, Is
doomed 10 disiniegration. according
10 officials Of the department of jus
t,ce, who declared to-day that before
the first month OF the new year mas
paused. prosecutions which VIII rival
xlfoec Of the tobacco and standard
on confines in MAGNITUDE. and which
are backed up by proofs so eonvinc-
fnx az to maze the government con-
4dent. will hav. been instituted.
Startling revelations of. alleged
ILLEGAL control of prices through "A
monopoly on patents and water power
aafes. will be made when the cases
come up for hearing. 1t WAS declared
I4o-day. The electric trust. which IL
aid TO comprise two monster com
panies with branch Offices in prae-
IDEALLY every city in the country, was
E8arGed with controlling the output
II every variety Of electrical supplies
and with fixing unreasonable prices.
II has secured control. IL was said
orst by buying up ali the more
valuable electrical patents. aud then.
N order to make assurance douhly
ware. by buying up numerous water
p0wer sites. thereby making II I'm
teActicabla for independent concerns
- operate.
Papers in the proposed cases are
how being drawn up by W. S. Kenyon,
ma OK the trust busting assistants
t0 the attorney-General. and Will be
com plAtsd within few days. Thus
nnr. the government contemplates
Avn actions only. basing the proseen-
hons on the Sherman antitrust Law.
fSrfnafnaf prosecutions MAY be entered