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ter, DR.. Geo, s..
January 20-Hoodenpyle and Com
pany, So; DeVoe, w. H., SOLO;
Brunswick Carriage Works, $35.O6;
Nisi. William, $26; Fendig & c., AL
bert, 81; Boone, S. c., $3.50.
January 21-Mutual Light and Wa
ter company, $962OO; Board of Edu-
cation, Glynn County, Ga, s1,07O.73.
$1,000, $500.
January 22-Cahn, Louis, $3.50;
Spackman Co., Henry S., $40; McCrary
H. s., $12.75; Calm Louis, $40; Pay
rolls, $25451; Coupons, $50.
January 24-Coupons, $125; Geor-
gia Pasteur Institute (190S) $20 Par
ker-Hensel Eng. Company, $13.53,
s14.7o, $1125, $500, $21.75, $4o.74,
$14.S0.
January 25-Detective Publishing
Co, 81 Moore Undertaking Company,
$11 and $500.
January 26-Lazarus, A, 81 and SO.
January 27-Gonzales, John, $13 and
$500; Atlantic Coast Line R. r. Co.,
$23; Gonzales, John, 80 and 81; Bills
payable, No. $50, B. B. and T. Co.,
So 900; Interest and Discount, 500.
January 2S-Howard, B. F., 81, 81,
Sc, 81; Taylor, Chas. H., IS; Howard
B. F., So Taylor, Clas. H., $S.Or1
Howard, B. F., $500; Bills Payabh
No. 65S, National Bank, $4,000; Bills
Payable, No. 659, National Bank, 81
SEQ; Interest and Discount. $50.
January 29-Payrolls, $255.69.
January 31-Southern Bell Tele-
phone & Teleg Co., $4,000 and AS;
White, Jackie, $1.00; Southern Bell
Telephone s, Teleg. Co., 50; High, j..
B.. S125; Whitfield, B., 5000; Leavy
Nc. H., $50; White, Jackie, SIS; Bills
PAYABLE, No. 652, Glynn County Blk,
$4,000; Interest and Discount, $50;
tBins Payable, No. 653, National Bank,
81. 500 Interest and Discount, $50; In
! cidentals, S43.S1; Payrolls, $2099.83.
Total Recommendations
| $27, 092. IS
Examined, found correct and APP
proved this 9th day of February, 1910.
Louis M. Orr,
A. M. Ross,
For the Finance Com.
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w. H. GIBSON, Manager,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
ADMITS HIS GUILT;
GETS THREE YEARS

Pleading guilty to the charge Of at
tempted criminal assault upon thir-
-year-oid Alice Burberick in
Chesterfield county many months ago,
c. e. Osborne. a weil-known farmer.
rs years old, accepted a sentence of
three years in the penitentiary i'm
posed by Judge Walter A. Watson in
the Chesterfield Circuit Court Tues-
day afternoon.
Justice was tempered with mercy.
there being a doubt In the minds OF
all as to the sanity OF Osborne. Be
fore being arraigned at the last term
OF court he tried to commit suicide
by slashing the arteries in his arms,
and was saved from self-destruction
only by the presence OF a physician
in the court room, who was sum
moned by the sheriff.
Osborne was non-committal when
brought into court Tuesday. He did
not say word. and did not look at
any of the farmers. his former neigh
bors. who had gathered to hear the
testimony for and against him.
Through his attorney he entered a
plea OF guilty. and an appeal was
made for clemency. The mental and
physical condition of the man had its
weight with the court. and the three
year sentence was the result With
led back to the jail from which he
will be taken this week to the peni-
tertiary to spend thirty-six months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
WOMAN AND GIRL
BATTLE WITH DOG
Screams of Child Attacked by
Animal Bring Mother to Res
cue-Both Rre Mangied

NEW YORK, August 1.-Two Ht-
tie sisters. their mother and a police
man had "A thrilling night early TO-DAY
with a dog that had bitten the motner
and one of the ehildren In the yard
ct the apartment house at No. 2si
sackman street. Brooklyn. The
mother was bitten ia rescuing one OF
her daughters. The other child beat
OF the animal and saved her mother
from further injury. The policeman
was attacked by the animal when he
tried to lasso IL. his uniform was
badly torn and he narrowly escaped
being bitten He had to jump fence
to escape IT. He fired two Shots into
the animal and killed it,
The yfetims-Dora Barrel, eight
years old. and her mother--are tc
undergo the Pasteur treatment to-day
The policeman. Thomas German. OF
the Brownsville station, and the other
child, Fannie Barrel. eleven years
old. may also be taken to the tnsti.
tuition.
dog MAS owned by u tenant whs
moved into the house about "A week
ago. II showed excitsb bic symptoms
from tho day it was brought TO the
house, with the result that few OF
the tenants went near IL. Fear OF the
animal iessened. however. when "A So
called expert on dogs said that IL was
suffering merely from an attack OF
dtstemper.
Dora Barrel had occasion to go to
the yard to-day, when the animal
immediately attacked her. biting her
first on the right leg and then on the
arm. When the dog seized her leg
the girl bent over to throw the dog
aside When she touched II 1t lei
go of her leg and seized her arm She
finally forced it to release it's hold
there and II renewed its attack
The animal was tuEging at her dress
when. the child's mother arrived in
response to her cries. The mother
struck the animal with a broom that
she carried. ut was not frightened
OF by ner attack, but instead ad-
%anced and bit her on the leg. Fan
ME. who appeared minute later
struck the dog with missiles and then
dragged her mother back into the
hallway and slammed the door be-
fore the dog could follow.
Policeman German was summoned
He advanced into the yard with his
night stick ready. The dog attacked
him and he beat 1t numerically. The
dog was so persistent and German.
whose uniform had been torn. was
in such danger. that he jumped on
the fence. While the animal tried to
lead after him he ended his life with
two bullets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
WANTS To FIGHT
STANDARD OIL CO.
Independents Would Organize
$10.o00,000 Corporation to
Control Price of
Product.

- PITTSBuRG. PA. August 1i.--Plans
are being completed here to-day for
the formation of a $4,000. 900 corpora
ton, to be known as the High Grade
Oil Refining Company" following the
meeting of fifteen representatives Of
Independent oil producers of western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The
new company plans to control the mar
keting Of oil produced by independent
operators, the price of which is now
fixed by the STANDARD Oil Company.
Joseph A. Schofeld, Warren (Pa.)
attorney and large independent pro-
Queer. is at the head of the move
ment According to plans, one-hhlf
of the stock issued will be preferred
and sold for cash. while the other half
will be common to be distributed in
return for production of crude oil.
II Is said that the company will at
tempt to reach an agreement with In
dependent refineries to take the oil at
at stipulated price. but If this was i'm
possible the company will build its
own refineries.
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Fulton News
News items may be left at Nell
sens Furniture Store. or phoned
tn Madison aT41.

The funeral of MIR Willie Day. who
WAS drowned Mt Ocean View last
Monday morning. took place from
Denny Street church "Wednesday af-
ternoon at three o'clock. The SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. G..
II. Smith, assisted BY Rev. II. f.
Jones. of the Baptist church. The
church was filled to overlooking with
friends of the young man. the floral
designs were many and handsome.
Honorary pail bearers We're: Messrs.
Leo Schmidt. Milton Wrenn. Willie
Wagner and John Rock. Active
Robert Brown. Thomas Saunders.
George Britton, Melville Brown, w. A.
Jones and Howard Brockwen
Miss Ruby Currie. of ss4e Will
liamSburg avenue. and Mr.. Clyde
Gurrte, OF North Carolina. were mar
ried In Chester. y. c.. last Saturday.
The news of the marriage was a great
surprise to the family and friends
of the young lady.
Mrs. Ada Sullivan. of Clifton Forge.
Is the guest of her sister. Mrs Gill
more. OF Williamsburg avenue.
Mrs. Kate German and son. Willie.
and Mrs. Allie Cavedo have returned
from visit to Rock Castle, Va.
Mr. Felix Smith returned home
last night from spending his vacation
at Ocean View and Newport News.
Mrs, w. J. Mays is able 10 be up.
after her. recent Illness.
Or. y. l.. Reams liz confined to hts
home by sickness.
Miss Blanch Peasiey, of Williams
burg avenue, continues to improve
at the Virginia hospital.
Cedar Camp. Woodmen of the
World. will hold their meeting in
Nelson's Hall tonight.
The Daughters OF Liberty will meet
in Nelson's Hall OF, Friday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
ACTRESS THROWS
ACID ON HER RIVAL
Miss Stewart Can't Control the
Jealousy of Mrs. Delynski
Who Pleased Her Beau.

NEW YORK, Aug, lI.--Being I'M
able to control her jealousy, Aiss Ma.
rie Stewart. an actress living at 544
State street. Brooklyn, yesterday
threw carbolie acid into the face OF
Mrs Nellie Delynski, whom she con-
sidered her rival. Mrs. DeIynski is
in the Swedish hospital. her face mar
red for life, and Miss Stewart Is lock-
ed up in the Adams street police sta
| ton. charged with assault.
Miss Stewart Is hysterical and re-
penis her act. The doctors in the hos
pital say Mrs. Delynski may lose her
eyesight
According to the story told by Mrs.
| Delynski, Miss Stewart was with a
theatrical company which went to
pieces in Albany two months ago. She
came to New York and went to live
with Mrs. Deiynski until she could
get another theatrical engagement.
A young actor who had played in
the company with Miss Stewart call
ed on har frequently and thus met
Mrs, Defynski
Miss Stewart became Jealous of Mrs.
Delynski and several days ago there
was quarrel. which resulted In the
actress seeking a new boarding place.
The actor took sides against Miss
Stewart.
According to the police, Miss Stew
art called On her former friend yes
terday and asked her to go for a walk
Then she accused her OF having stolen
the affections of the actor. Mrs. De-
lynski turned TO go into the house
when, il Is alleged. Miss Stewart stole
up behind her and poured the vial
OF acid over her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
SITS DOWN TO DIE
BUT ONLY INJURED
Italian Would-Be Suicide Loses
Nerve at Last Moment and
Tries to Escape.

NEW YORK, August l1.--Several
hundred passengers in the subway were
thrown into a state Of Wild excite
ment during the rush hours to-day
when a northbound local train pulling
into the station at Broadway and
Forty second street struck man who
was sitting on the tracks and hurled
him aside against one OF the steel
roof supporters. 1t is thought that
the man had intended suicide. but just
as the train bore down on him he
weakened and tried to escape.
The man is Silvio Eivio. an Italian.
+ 81 years old, who was employed as a
waiter in a safe in Forty second street.
He was taken TO the Flower Hospital.
where II was found that his right
shoulder had been dislocated. 1t is
thought he also suffers from internal
in iuries- His escape from instant
death ia considered miraculous.
When he was carried unconscious to
the platform OF the Forty second street
station the crowd was so large and the
excitement so great that a half dozen
policemen attached to Traffic Squad C
had difficulty in making their way
down the stairs. The uptown subway
traffic was blocked for more than
twenty minutes.
The police say the man climbed down
from the PLATFORM OF the SFand Cen
tral station and walked west on the
tracks toward Broadway. When he got
within twenty five feet OF the platform
at Broadway, the police say. he sat
down on the track and calmly awaited
death.
The notorman of the train, Daniel
Walsh. had seen the man when he
/ shouted. and had quickly put on the
! brakes. bur It was too late to stop.
| Walsh called Special Policeman Johr
| Fitzgerald, who In turn summoned two
| other policemen.
| DR.. Reed who came with the ambu-
! lance, succeeded in reviving the man
| All that ne would say when asked why
| he had gone on the tracks was: why
! didn't they let me die9"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11

attractive center. REGULATIONS. music
and games were enjoyed. and refresh
ments were served. A happy even
ing was spent by ali who were
present
Mrs, Robertson is quite i'll at her
home. 1242 Taylor street.
Rev. and Mrs. L. w, Pierce have
returned from Texas to visit their
parents. and will he at home, 500
Davis avenue. September /.
Mrs. Myrtle Stansbury is very sick
at the home OF her mother, EOS IL
South Lombartiy street.
Miss Jenette Dawiey is in Atlanta.
Ga.
Mrs. George TilIer, OF South Laurel.
has returned home. after pleasant
visit to relatives in Buckingham coun-
~.
Friends OF Miss Claude Tinsley wili
regret TO learn of her Illness in her
home on West Clay,
Misses George and Ellen Wood.
OF Hampton. are the guests or Mrs.
Willie Joynes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Genet Kirk
land will sail from Norfolk Satur-
day for New York. and after spending
several days in that city they will
go TO visit their aunt, Mrs. Genet, al
her beautiful country home near AL
bany, N. Y After September / Mr..
and Mrs Kirkland viii be at home.
zoe West Main street.
Miss Inex Nerser and mother are
visiting friends in Dudinsville. Va.
Miss Ruby Tucker has left the city
for a visit to her parents in Char
iotte county
Miss Florence Page Jones has left
the city for two months visit to
relatives in Lynchburg. Mentvale and
Roanoke
Mrs. Rose Dawley and family, or
COS Randolph street. Will spend the
remainder Of the summer In Wash :
ington, u. c.. the guest of Mrs, Daw-
ley's sister. Mrs. @. v. Blakney. on
Randle Highlands.
Mr. l.. G. Cauley will spend his
vacation with relatives In Charlottes-
VILE.
Mr.. John Hunt, Of Petersburg.
Wimdish recently. 1885,
Mrs. Chris Weimer. of West Cary,
and sister. Mrs. Witt Of South Laurel.
have returned home. after a delight
full trip to Ocean View,
Mrs. Brown. of pewhatan street.
mas returned home. after spending
some time at Ocean view. .s
Mrs. G. w. Witt. OF 1l1t West
/ Main street accompanied by her
daughters. Misses Louise and Min
ME Witt and Mrs. l.. Koss. have gone
to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Bailey Iipscomb. of Studley.
Hanover county, was the recent
guest OF her sister. Mrs T. ID. Bayne.
OF 1905 Meadow street.
Misses Marie Rey and Lillian Hart
are spending some time in Keysville,
va. After visiting friends In the
mountains Of Virginia. they will re-
turn home.
Miss Lessie M. Smith, daughter Of
Mrs. E. r. Smith, and s. Wexford
Bowers. both of this city. were mar
rfad Wednesday afternoon In WASH
inxton, much 70 the surprise OF the
many friends of the young couple.
Their bridal trip will include Niagara
Fails and Toronto. Can.
Misses Esther and Bette Woods.
formerly Of Richmond, but now OF
washington. D. &. are Visiting Mrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
GOVERNMENT MAY
GET INTO CAME
Investigation Expected of A
tempted When Deal on
Chicago Board of Trade.

WASHINGTON. n c.. August H.
The testimony Of officials OF the Chi
cago Board Of Trade taken before the
special grand Jury now investigating
the beef trust In Chicago Is under con
sideration by the Department OF Jus
( tiee as basis for action by the de
pertinent against the manipulators OF
the wheat corner that was attempted
on the Chicago Board Of Trade last
June. sss
q, d. Kenyon. the governmental
trust buster, returned to Washington
to-day from Chicago. where he has
been handling the beef trust case.
\ II was at the request gof Kenyon
that ofIicials OF the Board OF Trade
were invited 10 appear before the grand
Jury. and II Ii largely upon Kenyou's
report OF the testimony 70 Attorney
General Wickersham that future ac-
ticn In the wheat case depends.
There ~ no probability OF action,
hnwevers with The present grand jury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
MINISTER FINDS
ANOTHER COMET

BOSTON. MASS, August 1I.-Tht
discovery of a new comet was announc-
ed at the Harvard College observatory
to-day. The discovery was made by
the Rev. Joel s. Metcalf at Burlington
VT. The comet was In the following
position: Right ascension, 10 hours
IL minutes, 22.S seconds, declination
plus 4 degrees. SO minutes and 81 sec
opds.
DIR. Metcalf lives In Taunton, Mass.
and is widely known for his astro-
nomical work In asteroids and planets
He Is at present in Vermont camp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
BLENDED BUTTER
IS NEXT ON LIST
Roy Cabeli discovers it And
Makes Important Ruling
'---------lf T NO Pounds From One.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. August IL
BLENDED butter" was classed as adul-
terated and made subject to a tax OF
10 cents per pound to-day by decis-
ion OF Internal Revenue Commissioner
Cabell. The manufacturer Of such
butter also must pay special license
of $500 per year. Butter blending ma
chimes, II is stated. produce twa pounds
OF milk 10 added. The revenue coIlec-
tors are puzzled over the question Of
whether the ruling applies to hotel
keepers who use the machines. 1t has
not been decided whether serving
blended butter to hotel guests Is the
same as selling II to them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11

Only ere property sale was recorded
In chancery Court Wednesday up to
3 p. M. The principals In the transfer
to are w. J. Ready and wife
and James Horace Blackley. Jr,
The former, IN consideration OF the
sum Of $500. conveys to the latter
land improved with residence No. 1901
Floyd avenue. The house and lot are
situated AT the southwest corner OF
Floyd avenue and Strawberry street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
Park.

Wood and Coal Go. is deliver
ing ice everyday to its patrons.
We have the only wood and coal
yard in the town with a stock of
all kinds Of the very best coal
mined. Our wood is superior.
Service Promptest. Phone Mon.
roe 1920.
b f TAYLOR and +. I. LONG.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
SENATE CLERK DEAD
AFTER THIRD ATTACK

WASHINGTON, D. C. August IL
After suffering three attacks OF paraly-
sis within the last Ave years, Thomas
P. Cleaves. clerk of the Senate COM
nlittee on appropriations, to-day sue
cumbed to the disease at his home ir
this city. Cieaves had been critically
III since July 2. He was seventy tive
years old and had held the position
for thirty seven years. The body will
be sent Friday to Eridgeton. Maine. his
native town. for interrnent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
ALBERT M. BAGGARLY
DIES IN DELAWARE

Word has just been received in this
carly. uncle of DIR, c, NJ, and r. c. Bag
carly, OF Richmond. in his sumer home.
near Marshallton. Del
The demise occurred suddenly We'd
nesday morning.
The decease was for several years
resident OF Richmond, o moving from
this city to Wilmington, Delaware, q
few years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
BITTER |NSURGENT
IS AGAIN ELECTED
Deadly Enemy of Guggenhelms
Will Represent Alaska in
National Congress.

SEATTLE. WASH, August t1.-A
dispatch received from Alaska to-day
indicates that James Wickersham. IN
surgent and bitter opponent of the
Guggenheims. has been reelected dele
gate to Congress from Alaska, defeat
ing Ed Orr, regular Republican, and
William O'Connor. labor candidate.
Orr ran strong only In his home dis
trsct, the advices say.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
YEGGMAN OPEN SAFE
AND TAKE AWAY $500

CAMBRIDGE. OHIO. August H.
Yeggmen dynamited the safe I'm the
post office at ByesvilIe. seven miles
south OF here. early day and secured
$500 In cash and $1,000 In stamps. The
cracksmen stole an automobile from
the garage of Arthur Hoopman, but
abandoned the machine near here and
stole a horse and rig.
Blood hounds are on the trail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
ONE KILLED: TWO HURT
IN CYLINDER EXPLOSION

BALTIMORE. Md, Aug. I1.-By the
explosion of monster cylinder, one
man was instantly killed and two 9TH
ers seriously injured at the plant of the
American Cyanamid Company. here
this afternoon.
The dead:
ELIJAH SHEARER, engineer.
Injured:
Frank kinsey. oiler: Heline.
The cause OF the accident IL not
known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-11
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

A. j. webb, S04 South Cherry street
Mrs George Cralle. of Blackstone,
is the guest, OF Mrs. B. ]. Taylor. at
10 West Main street, Mrs, Taylor
gave a box party last night at the
Colonial In honor of Mrs. Cralle, who
has been much entertained during
her visit