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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
BY
HENRY E1TCHELL WEBSTER
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have asked me- te d.. ! eou,a sa W.
hN ing upon my 'heiRo y, -
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at last, she t"ia me- 'ta' ! scenes 80
h" trying L" MA even we oii io'e
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She t.l' 'ae sasht peC" '.nU e''o
wanted 70 get a"ay' because sue was
ttraid al me NAT 'he ,"e'''''
We got to I'VE ON ana 'e'' A'D
won 90 II!
me terror dl"d out OF ms iath.i
lace III was STERN INC rae" 81 Il
Judge, "heh rom Hhisheu' - it,sn :.
n" one IN 'he Wofio put Noufseii'
he askeh II what you say IL true
II N"u are responsible" For taxing NY
! daughter away from me-sne was my
daughter was loved hke ahnKh-
+ ter because YOU have done that, you
/ now propose To take my son away
] too, and leave me oh1taiess' Is thal
your idea of an atonement onia
{ 1t be her idea. do You thihk VIII
II be hers, do YOU thihk. II her spiri'
is waiting anywhere, watching us
conscious Of the things we do any oi
I the things We think or VIII she sc'
that it Was the act of a coward--o1
n man who Ned his post OF duty II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
STOLE POSTAL MONEY
HELD FOR LARCENCy

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
LYNcHBt'RG VA. Oct. i1.-Dn the
charge of using postal money orders
for the payment of personal obligations
and Of having shortage of nearly
$1,000 in his accounts. Charles A..
Farmer, assistant postmaster at Mot
Ieys. Pittsyiyania county. is being held
for the Federal grand jury by United
States Commissioner r. j. o'Brien.
1t is understood that the alleged
shortage has been made good by rela :
,ives Of Farmer. The Motleys post
office is located III the store Of Farm
er's father and the business seems to
have been left in the hands Of the son.
who claims To have used the money
orders with the expectation II having
the money when the remittance was
due the government. The inspector
happened to walk in at the time. how
ever. and the shortage was discovered.
The inspector. l.. II. Mitchell. who
has his headquarters here. made out
the charge and the case Will come up
at the next term of the Federal dis
trict court here or at Danvile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
TWENTY YEARS IN JAIL
FOR HOUSE BREAKER
William Perry, Ex-Convict Gets
Heavy Sentence in Hastings
(sourt-Otlter Cases.

Convicted of three indictments
charging burglary William Perry an
ex-convict. who robbed more than a
score Of Richmond homes by using
fake keys was sentenced to twenty
five years in the penitentiary by Judge
Witt in the hnstings court Monday.
Four other indictments against Perry
also charged burglary. but Common
wealth's Attorney Folkes thought it
unnecessary to prosecute the negro
further
Perry at the time Of his arrest sew.
eral weeks ago. admitted to Captain
of Detectives Mcmahon that he had
escaped from penitentiary In Savan-
nah, Ga. where he was serving a
twenty years sentence for burglary.
John East colored. was convicted
of housebreaking ana sentenced to
five years on the public roads.
Robert Epps, colored convicted Of
grand larceny, was also given II five
year sentence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
BIG MAN THRASHED
BY LITTLE WOMAN
Says His Wife Broke a Plate
Over His Head and He
Gets a Divorce.

BEILENILLE. ILL. Oct. ll.--.tl
though he Is six feet tall and weighs
zoo pounds. s. NJ. Littreal, district
superintendent Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company at Belleville.
has been unfortunate In his expert
ence with the prowess OF little wo-
men. Four years ago he was cow
hided in the public square by Mrs.
Daisy Martin, who weighs 100 pounds,
In the Believille divorce court to-
day he exhibited numerous ahraisons
which he testified We're inflicted by
his wife. Mrs. Emma Littreal who is
only five feet, tall. He displayed a
scar three inches long over his left
eye, and explained that Mrs. Littreal
once broke a plate over his head.
Several wounds on his hands, he de-
clared. were souvenirs of her
scratches. A bump on the back OF
his head was raised by a broomstick.
he said.
He asked the court to take his word
that his rhine had been hayed with
the heels Of his own shoes, with
Witch d related. Mrs Littreal was
wont 70 thrash him A&Ier ~ sl,ad gone
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
WOMAN WILL FLY
WITH BIRD-MAN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1f.-Miss Sc
lene Armstrong, a Washington news
paper writer to-day completed ar
engagements by which she will make
an aeroplane flight thursday afternoon
with Claude Grahame White at Ben
ming race course.
Miss Armstrong will he the second
woman in America to go aloft with
the English aviator for a lengthy trip
the first having been Miss Eleanor
Sears. of Boston. Miss Armstrong will
wear no special costume. but an easy
walking skirt. drawn closely about the
ankles with rubber 'hobble.'
Another big feature of the meeting
here will be the attempt by Grahame-
White to win a $4,000 cash prize of
fered for a continuous flight from
Washington to Baltimore and return,
eifcling Washington monument. II
This is accomplished he will exceed the
sustained flight record made Saturday
by Hoxsey.
Miss Armstrong is Georgia girl.
having come here from Atlanta eight
months ago.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
WILL INVESTIGATE
EXAMINERS METHOOs
Comptroller Murray Determined
to Fix Responsibility for
Bank Failures in T.. S.

WASHINGTON. II G. Oct. Ill It
was announced -oay that an inyes-
tigation of ting methods employed hy
national bank examiners viii begin
tomorrow by Lawrence 9, Murray.
comptroller vi the currency assisted
by oscar T.. Telling. chief of the di-
vision of reports In Marray's office.
They Will begin with Samuel II.
Ham. of Baltimore, and after In
specting his work. will proceed 10
Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The
trip viii take them Into every dis
trict in the country and Murray de-
clared that he was determined 10 find
out why the work Of some examiners
is much more effective than that uf
others. Murray announced that he
did not intend actually to examine
any bank during the trip,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
BANQUET 4 FEATURE
OF CHURCH CONVENTION

CINCINNATI, OHIO. October IL
GEORGE Wharton Pepper. of Philadei.
phia and Bishop {. +. Woodcock. of
Kentucky, VIII preside at a banquet
at the Sinton hotel tonight under
the auspices of the Brotherhood of
ST. Andrew The banquet is the Most
important social affair Of the triennial
convention Of the Episcopal church.
The agitated question of admins
tering JUNCTION To the sick In the name
Of the church, service recently un-
dertaken by the Episcopal church
probably viii be discussed IN the joint
session OF the houses 'of bishops and
deputies to-day.
By Il unanimous Vote of the house
of deputies to-day. plan t. divide
the diocese of Pittsburg and create
u new diocese was adopted The
deputies recommended that the house
of bishops. who must still act on the
question, concur in the action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
Fulton News
sens Furniture Store, or phoned
to Madison A740.

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin p. Jones and
little daughter, Alice Whitley, Of
Smithfield, are the guests of Mrs.
Jones mother. Mrs. Lewis Washer. of
Williamsburg avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Naumann. of
MiddleseX county, have returned
home, after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fairlamb.
MIR. and Mrs. Stewart. of Plum
Point. and Miss Martin, of New Kent
county, were guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
George Barker during the fair,
Mr. Charles hell, Of SurrS county,
has returned home. after a visit to
his brother. Mr. f. NJ. Bell, of Seventh
street.
Mr. and Mrs W. IT. Lentz, of
Newport News, We're the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Deas last week.
Mrs. William Sears. OF Newport
News. is the guest OF relatives here.
Miss Carrie Eacno, has returned
home from visit To williamsburg.
Mrs, walthall. or Farmville. and
Mrs. Vaughan. of Nottoway county.
are visiting Mrs. Henry Hili.
MIR. S, T. Borden, Of Tobaceaville
has returned home, after visit &c
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hin.
Mrs. Raymond Nielsen. of Orange
mas returned nome, after visit t.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Nielsen.
Mr., John Currie. of the United
States navy. Is home on furlough.
Mrs. Clyde currie. of -Gastonia. "
G., is the guest OF her parents on
Williamsburg avenue
Mrs II. Nielsen, OF WILLIAMSBURG
| avenue, left Monday for Orange te
visit her daughter. Mrs. r. r. Gill.
Mrs. J. f.. Oyler. OF Elko, has re-
turned home. after visit to Mrs
Henry CARRIER
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- -
LEGAL NOTICE.


NIRGINIA:-in the Clerks Office of the
mond. tbs 18th day OF September
1910,
N VACATION
$. +, Gusgenheirner ......... Plaintiff
The Norwalk Motor Car Company
formerly the Auto-Bug compuny, In
IL cHANcERY. e"'"a'
Upon an attachment returned execut-
The object OF this suit is to recover
at least the sum OF Fifteen Hundre
Dollars damages for the breach OF a
the property of said defendant and "a
enforce an attachment sued out against
said vehicles and delivery and can
collation. OF a certain note OF the plain
tin Tor the sum OF Eight Hundred Dol
lars.
And 1t appearing that affidavit has
been made and filed on behalf Of the
plaintiff that the defendant, the Nor
poration created by some other State
than the State Of Virginia, to-wit: the
State OF Ohio--and that there IL In the
City OF Richmond no agent OF said
served. nor any person in said City
of Richmond declared by the laws OF
this State to be an agent of said cor
poration, 1t is ordered that process Is
sue dEhiHSN SAiu corporation. return
able to rules to be holden in the
Clerks once Of this court on the first
Monday In November. 1910 and that
a copy OF said process be published in
the City OF Richmond. Virginia, as by
the statute OF Virginia In such cases
made and provided
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
To the sheriff OF the city Of Richmond.
WE COMMAND YoIY. that Won sum.
mon The Norwalk Motor Car Company.
formerly the Auto-Bug Company. IN
corporated: to appear in the Clerk.
City OF Richmond, at the rules to be
held for the said court on the first
Monday In November. 1910, to answer
q bill in Chancery. exhibited against
Il In our said court by s. f. Guggen-
And have then there this writ. W.T.
NESS. CHARLES O. SAyILLE. Clerk
OF our said court. at the Court House
thereof. In. the said city. the 10th day
Of September. 1910. and In the 135lh
year Of our foundation.
CisAes o, SAvTLLE. CLERK.
WINDHAN ~ 1DREUyTH = a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
CHURCH HILL NEWS
in
Church Hill o Madison 1851

Cards are cut announcing the mar
s riage of Mrs Kate Fuller Neisler
70 MIR. Charles Wesies Ashley Of
Newport News. Tie marriage ~as
quietly celebrated Saturday morning
in the home ot the brides mother
on jefferson Park, only the immediate
families witnessing the ceremony.
<sIaSs Rev. William Il Proctor pastor
u Trinity. was the officiating miuls-
ter. The bride is an accomplished
4Gioeuttonist and is widely known not
] only in her own State bat ,,lseW here,
! having appeared before many delight
!. Hui audiences IN h.eum work. The
groom Is u GRADUATE of Cornell TINT
sersity. and is very popular in social
!, And church circles. air and Mrs,
-AShhy left Immediately after the
~s3remanY Tor Ashcyitle, * g. where
4 theY Viii spend scme tim. They Will
be at home 10 their friends after
November /, AT 2i5 f'orty-nfth street.
! Newport News Among the out-of-
.tnwn guests We're. Mrs. G. W. Ashby
mother 81 the groom Missy AShbA. the
. BROOM sister Of Newport News MIR
and Mrs. Eddie Richardson. sister Of
the bride. and Miss Marion Richard
son. of Washington
Cards are VlIt announcing the ap~
preaching marriage IT Aiiss Mary
4 5l<INiiie isfd1ff u &hf+ Joseph .alnsbf
Winston The bride Is the daughter
..s,f Mr.. AMI Mrs. John w Brauer, ana
the marriage VIII he *olemnized in
their home. ls1 North Twenty fifth
street, "Wednesday evening October
az. at Il O'Clock
Miss katie Eaton. Of Alexandria. is
visiting her brother. Nh Georre
: f,Aton. of 30fs East Marshall street
- Misses Marv ifolta and Emily Rai-
irntine have returned 70 their home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
ENGLAND HAS CAUSE
TO FEAR GERMANY


NEW YORK. Oct. 1t.--England has
good cause to fear Germany, in this
opinion OF Henry w. Taft. who re-
turned from abroad to-day on tn,
George Washington.
German citizenship ranks with
the finest in the world, said Mr.. Taft
and Germany cannot spare her citi-
zens. No other nation has such thrift,
and self-reliance. The apprehension
OF England regarding Germany seem.
to me To have a real substantial foun-
dalton. In Germany they appreciate
the value of conservation. That would
be good thing for the United States
to do"
Mr. Taft attended the review Of
500 troops near Berlin. accompa-
MED by the Emperor. who. he said.
spoke highly OF Colonel Roosevelt.
The kaiser said the colonel was a
man after his own heart" said Mr..
Taft
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
WANT NEW RATES
ON FREIGHT CARS

WASHINGTON. Oct. l1.-~A request
that a new provision he. included In
the tariff schedules of the Big Four
and several other railroads was fileo
! by Swift & Co, Of Chicago TO the
interstate commerce commission to-
day. The firm asks that when a rail-
road furnishes q larger ear than is
asked for by n shipper ne snail be
required to pay only the rate for a
car of the size ordered by him. 1t Is
also propoeAd that when the railroad
company is unable to furnish car
as large as ordered by shipper, it
shall furnish two smasier cars at the
rate of the one ordered by the ship
Der.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11

IN Newport News. after spending some
time with Miss Lutte Holdsworth of
1929 East Marshall stree:
Miss Maggie Broadus. of Caroline
county. has returned To her home
after spending the past week with
Mrs. Kidd. of North Twenty-fourth
street.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Il. Blake
whd died Mt her husband y residence
21i5 East MaShall stect. last night
VIII take place tom Third Christian
church this Tuesday afternoon nj 3 80
O'Clock
Miss Susie Norwood, Of Nenable
street. and Mr.. W. + Smith, of South
Richmond, We're married In Washing
ton Wednesday. October 3. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith have returned from their
bridal tour, and are al home to their
friends, a6o5 Nenable street.
Mr.. Atwill Temple, Of $40 North
Thirty-stepnd street. accompanied by
his friend. Mr.. A.. {. Andrews. LEFT
Saturda3 for a trip IL New York, anG
other Northern points of interest
Mrs Harvey Spangler, of Charlottes-
willie, is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Bailey Pond of East Marshall street.
Miss Matte Lee Spencer. who spent
last week as the guest OF her aunt.
Mrs. w g. Calls. 36t7 East Broad
street, has returned to her home in
Newport News.
Mrs. George Smith, of Hampton,
Va, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
flournoY, OF East Broad street, has
returned home.
Miss Lolita Iiildebrand.. Of Lower
ticnrico, Was the guest Of friends on
the hill Yesterday
Master Clyde Lipscnmbe, nf Stud
ley. Hanover county, spent last week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11

with his aunt. Mrs. Charles Wiltshire.
OF North Twenty-sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jeffries, of
King and Queen county. who have
been the guests of their niece, Mrs.
w. &. Calls. OF East Broad street.
have returned home.
Mrs. w. G. Clair, OF Hampton, who
spent last week as the guest OF Mrs.
Flournoy, 1914 East Broad street, has
returned home.
nr. Christopher Vaughan has re-
turned to his home in King and Queen
county. after visit to relatives on the
hill
Miss Ollie Jones has returned to
her home in Alhemarle after pleas
ant visit to Mrs. Cailie Temple, of
North Thirty second street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
SEEKING COIN
FOR CAMPAIGN

TRENTON, y j.. Oct. t1.--Repub-
Hcan graduates Of Princeton Iniver-
sitv and others of the party. as well
as Democrats throughout the State,
received to-day "A circular letter So
licitinx contributions for the ''neces-
sary legitimate" expenses or the
woodrow Wilson campaign. This is
In addition to the contributions that
VIII he asked by the campaign com
mIttee. The letter is signed by Will
liam e. Heppenheimer. Jersey City;
Robert D. Foote. Morristown; Gott-
fried Kruger Newark: Frank s.
katzenbac, Jr., Of this city. and Ms
lard r. Ross New Brunswick. as the
committee IN charge of the work OF
obtaining the funds. and Mr.. Ross is
named as the treasurer of the COM
mjttce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
800. 900 ON Strike.

PARIS, oct IA railroad strike
which may involve 100000 railway
workers and result in terrific paraly-
sis In France started to-day when
several hundred employees If the
Northern railway quit work. Meet
ings are being held all along the line
OF the road and il is probable that
by nightfall the 1892 employees Of
the line may have Joined in the strike
The railway men want weekly
rest day, a minimum wage of 81
day and q total raise of about 10 per
cent. in wages. "a l0-hour work day
az the maximum and a more generous
construction of the existing pension
laws.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
ONE SOUTHERN STATE
WOULD SATISFY HIN

ATLANTA, GA. Oct n-Mayor
Robert r. Maddox this afternoon said
that on Saturday as he rode through
the crowded streets with Colonel Theo~
dore Roosevelt the colonel said to him:
IF ] thought | could carry Il single
southern State ! would run for presi
dent"
The mayor stands as authority for
the assertion that Roosevelt made the
remark as quoted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
Southern Railway.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
y r. Following schedule figures published ~
information and not guaranteed.
eio 4. Nj, Dali, -Locai Tor Charlotte. Dur
ham and Raieigh.
lo4j A Daiis-Liniitea fot sfl points
South, Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Car 10
Memphis, via Ashevilse and Chattanooga
800 +. Nj Tx. Sunday, Local 10, Durham and
intermediate stations
600 +, MEX Sunday esxvilie Local
ii45 r. M.---Daily--I,imitsd, for all points
South. Pullman rrady $40 T, n.
YORK RIVER LINE.
430 r. NIX. sun.-~To West PIT. connecting
for Baltimore Mon. We'd. aud Fri.
s3o A. MEx- Sun. and 2;l5 p M.--Mon..
Wed. and Fri4-Ioca 10 West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the south. 20 A. NJ, sos r. NJ. daily
so 4. NIX. SUM- 1855 p. MIS-. Sun,
From West Point, $50 A. NJ, daily. ii:35 A. N.
We'd and Fri; 5.45 7. NJ. Es, Sun.
s. Il. BURGESS. ID. =. A..
920 Tast Main Street Phone Msdisen ASS.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

900 A. Daiiy-Fas. trains IL Old Point
4 eo r. Newport News and Norfolk
7;4O A.--Dais. Local to Newport News.
800 Fs+--Dajiy.' Local to Old Point,
200 z. I Daily Louisville and Cincinnati
100 r. Pullman.
Gas P.--DaiIy. ''St. Louis Chicago Special"
Pullmans.
$50 A. Daily Charlottesville Week days
Hinton.
5si5 P,-Week days. Local To GordonsviIle.
1000 A.--Daiy Iynchhlrg, Lex, &. Forge
SIS P.--week days. TO fsynchburW.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East -So5 A. NJ. $50 r. VI.
Through from EAST rs A. NJ. 6;35 T. NJ.
Local from West--'s.3o 4. NJ $50 A. NJ;
40 p. NJ.
Through-1 90 A. NJ. 2;45 r NJ.
James River Line 'S;35 A. NJ 6.i5 p. M.
sDaly excrpt Sunday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
ASKS BIG DAMAGES
FROM RAILWAY co.
Mrs. Mary Y. Lyon, Administers
trix for w. O. Lyon Files
Suit for $4,000.

Suit for $4,000 damages has been In.
stituted against the Virginia Railway
and Power Company by Mrs. Mary
Virginia Lyon. administrative for w.
o. Lyon. deceased
The suit was entered in the Court
OF Law and Equity; No declaration
has yet been filed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
! Veteran Drops Osad.

PHILADELPHIA !. Pa. Oct. liz
Stricken with heart failure while buy
ing u newspaper at. the news stand IN
the waitiRg room, M. III. Abbotte, Of
Mtilvile. N. j.. a g. A. n. veteran,
dropped dead In Broad Street Station
to-day From papers and pass 0vee
the. Pennsylvania railroad found ~
him ~ r beiisved % haVo boans ~ \
eanplo1eeo f eliAt xe>lta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
Is - d or
RchmondH ud
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

I bringing up children He urged a
publication of the homes. Card-play-
ing. dancing and other kindred pas
times and amuse ments came in for
share of the minister's strong crit
| icism.
Mr.. Ham will speak each night this
week at Venable Street and. II is
expected, large congregations will
| hear him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
Csr,,so St,,cL.

BERLIN. Oct. ll.~--Enrico Caruso,
the tenor, is suffering to-day from an
accidental sword thrust In his knee
sustained last night while appearing
in Carmen. The accident will inca
pacitate him for several days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11
CONDEMNS SOCIETY FADs,
DOCS AND OTHER THINGS

Church booths at the State Fair.
poodle dogs, women's clubs. society
fads and other things OF the earth
earthly came In for scoring Sunday
hight by Rev. NJ. L. Ham. evangelist.
who spoke at the yenablc Street Bap-
tist Church. A huge congregation
heard him attack what he characters
ised A. the strongholds Uesths. devil.
tncinding 4ha laxity r. DaDanfs y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11

TO bed. Judge Bernreuter granted .
decree to him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-11

the Clerks Office of the
Chancery Court OF the city of Rich
mond. tn; 18th day of September.