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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23

, Davis and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
din Cross and family, of North Thirty
second street.
Mrs. Joseph r. Barker, Mrs. Mary
f. Burton, Miss Evelyn Burton and
Master aubrey Burton left yesterday
TO visit friends and relatives in Amelia
/ county.
.--Mr--and- Ars.-It4l44a4 -SAeftirf,-t,f
Chtmborazo Park. are on an extended
visit to Fluvanna county Their son.
Mr.. Harry Shervin, Will spend Sunday
with them.
Mr., Albert McAuiey, Of Velardena,
Mexico. who has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Nc
Auley, of 303 North Twenty fifth
street, has returned to Mexico.
Mr.. Eddie Malone spent Sunday
with friends at Alice. Va.
Mrs. r. n. Goode and children, Of
Chimborazo Park, who have been
spending several weeks in Mineral, the
guests of relatives. have returned
home. Mr.. Goode spent the week end
in Mineral.
Mrs. II. Wiley Davis. OF 200 East
Broad, is spending month with her
daughter Mrs. Walter l.. Fallon, OF
Baltimore.
Misses Evelyn and Ida Holfcroft
daughters of Police Sergeant S. w.
Holdcroft. have returned home, after
a seven weeks visit to their brother,
S. w .Holdcroft. Jr.. of Fort Worth,
Tex.
Mrs. Low. of North Thirty second
street. viii leave the city in few, days
for an extended trip through the
West.
MIR. Jefferson Powers Is visiting his
family, who are sumBering in King
William.
Mr.. Il. p. Payne and little daugh-
ter, of North Twenty second street.
are spending several days at the Blue
Ridge mountains.
L MIR, and Mrs. Walter Mahoney. of
North Thirty-second street, have re-
turned from a visit to the latter's
sister, Mrs. Il, H. Chilkley. of BRAKES
Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Spence and
children, Thomas. Charlotte and Mar
lin, who have been spending several
weeks at Mediums river and Char
lottesviile. have returned to their
home. 2l5 North Thirty-sIxth street
Mrs. William Trevilian. Of East
Clay street, is visiting the Misses Ire
william. of Ashland. Va
Misses Elva, Gladys and Louise
Mallownee are at Mrs. Preston A,
koiner's Waynesboro, Va.
At the meeting OF the East, End
Citizens Association, held Monday.
evening at their club rooms. they went
on record as being unanimously in
favor of the leveling of the knoll at
the northeast corner of the park. for
merly the site of the watch house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
Try To ROLO-UP
STEAMER At SEA
One Highseaman Caught-Other
Jumps Overheard After Kill
,Dcs Co,+o,,o
ing Captain

SAN FRANCISCO. August ga
despatch to-day from Eureka, Cal.
says the Alaska Pacific liner Buck
man is proceeding to San Francisco
under command OF First Officer Bren-
nan following the killing yesterday OF
Captain Ward by Fred Thomas. a
passenger, who. after the shooting,
strapped on a life preserver and
Jumped into the ocean. Thomas has
not been seen since. and 1t Is sup
posed he was drowned.
Thomas and an accomplish attempt
ed to take possession of the ship In
order to rob the safe. Thomas went
Captain Wards room and demanded
the key to the safe. on Wards re-
fusal to comply, he was shot dead.
The accomplice went to the engine
room and. at the point of a revolver,
ordered the engine crew to turn the
vessel toward shore, The crew how
ever, overpowered the accomplice, As
Thomas rushed-to- the-deek-
shooting Ward he saw that his plans
had failed and he grabbed a life pre-
server and leaped overheard. The
identity of the accomplice has not
been discovered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
Something
On This
IN hot WEATHER
SELF CONTROL IS
BOON To WOMEN
Lacking it, One Becomes Snap
pr" and Makes Everyone Else
Disagreeable.

There is no virtue in driving your
motor car successfully on road when
there is nothing in sight" l heard a
father say To his daughter recently,
and the philosophy Of the remark
sunk into nay mind. What he meant
Was thnt there IL ne merit In doing
anything when there are no obstacles
10 he avoided. This is true It is
only when we have accomplished
something by foresight, judgment or
self-contro! that we are entitled to
credit
A comment OF woman during the
excessively hot weather brought the
first to my memory again.
i practice self control. or try to. in
summer more than IN winter" she de-
slarea. Hot weather gets on my
nerves frightfully. and my inclination
: is 10 be snapp4~ gave way Il, 1t
and was disagreed bic until realized
that l affected every one about nue. in
the same way. From chamber to Kit
chen all were disagreeabe. ! saw the
original fault was mine, and, as / got
10 SAateldthttn otL 81 btlUE SDaDBN, 1
have made "A point of controlling my
temper, and we are much more
pleasant household IA 4s not easy
but / do it. and that is the main
thing
That woman had learned one Of the
big lessons Of life, She haAs driven
her motor car with big obstacle in
the road. TO revert ia the Remark Of
the parent Ii every one gave way
to snappiness when they felt like it
there would be many a collision on
the road OF life. The woman who
controls her temper steers around an
obstacle. Achieving a successful course.
IL is by no means necessary that any
ono shall know she has done this. The
fact that she has supplies its own
inner glow Of happiness While an
encouraging pat on the back is pleas
snt. ii is not essential.
The simplest mind can get along
easily when all conditions are favor
Asple, and ii Is not at all 10 the own
ers credit to be pleasant, but the girl
who, through tact. prevents friction
through the day who controls her
nerves and temper so that she aids
instead of irritating others. has accom-
piished lot toward character build
ing. Somehow IL lis harder to do this
In summer than III winter. Where
fore, the more credr 10 her each time
She keeps herself In hand now.
ROSANSA SCHUYLER
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23

Church Wedding.

A, HIT is customary for the
bridesmaids to get themselves to the
house OF the bride before the wedding
ceremony, and then they are all sent
together from there To the church. in
carriages provided by the bride. This
jnsures their prompt arrival. The
bridegroom and best man go to the
church together 1t would not be cor
rect for the brides mother To go with
them. She is either alone or with
relative. the bride going in carriage
with her father. Before the ceremony
the bridegroom and best man come
out OF the vsstry together. going di-
reetiy from that door, which is at the
side. to the steps Of the altar, where
they walt for the bride. The minister
must precede him, going in his usual
way.
The maid Of honor Is directly in
front OF the bride and her father.
SnUufd there be no maid OF honor, two
bridesmaids are Immediately In front
of her. The bridegroom stands at the
right of the bride when she joins him
at the altar. He goes only a step or
two forward TO meet her Her father
star ds little back. at her left.
Most brides go barehanded now. If
gloves are worn one is removed he
fore plighting the troth, and 1t and
sAC 98dAhFA are hdltutd 10 the HlGlu
of honor or bridesmaid. who has been
previously designated for this The
bridegroom hands the ring to the cler-
gyman when asked for ii. The fee Is
usually given by the best man. always
Rfter the ceremony. 1t is proper, but
not customary, for the bridegroom to
kiss the bride at the altar.
The wedding party always leaves
the church by the main aisle. the
bride and her husband leading They
nit together at the breakfast or sup
per table later. Wedding cake may
be boxed and placed on a stand near
the front door. some person being sta
toned there to hand box to each
guest on leaving The bride does not
remove her veil, but II Is put back at
the end of the ceremony, Just before
she turns 10 leave me church
Usually a piece of iewelry lis given
to each Of the bridesmaids, the best
/ man and the ushers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
BROUGHT FURNITURE HOME
Then virginians Admitted They Were
Married

HEATHNILLE. Aug. 22.-Quite a
surprise was sprung upon the friends
OF Miss Nettie Long and Mr. David
u. DUNCAN. popular bachelor OF
many summers, both OF Cowart
Northum berland county. on Thursday
when the couple arrived on the
steamer at Cowart from Baltimore
with their household furniture and
announced that they were married.
The ceremony had taken place AT
Melrose Methodist Church. In the
neighborhood or the groom's home
on Tuesday, Rev &. r. Williams off,
ciating. The knot was tied without
the knowledge of the couples most
intimate friends. That afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. DUNCAN we're taken in a
gasoline boat across the river to
Porto Bello, Md, where they took the
steamer for Baltimore q few hours
later, returning on Thursday and let
ting the secret of their marriage and
trip out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
BENzOATE Of SODA
BRANDED HARMFUL
Food Expert Shows Stiff Front
to Attorneys Employed by
Packers.


WASHINGTON. u. C.. Aug. 2s -
Continuous efforts of lawyers repre-
senting Indiana packers to-day failed
to shake the faith OF DIR. Harvey w.
Wiley, government chemist, in his be-
lief that henzoate of soda is injurious
TO the human system. Finally In an
swer to a direct question, Wiley said:
Eat this moment | am firmly con l.
WINGED that this preservative is harm
ful. no matter in what quantities 1t is
taken"
II Is expected that the taking Of tes-
timony here will be completed to-mor-
row and the evidence Will be SUBMIT q
ed to the Indiana courts which will
pass upon the State pure food law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
OF the
Household
EXPECT SENSATION
IN CRAFT CHARGE
If Court Sustain Points Raised
BY Attorney Jack Pot" Will
Be Raised.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.--The real COM
mencement of the second trial of State
Representative Lee O'Neil Browne,
came yesterday when States Attorney
Wayman presented the States side of
the new famous case. If Judge Kerr
stem sustain points Of law raised by
Wayman, the entire legislative Jack
pot scandal will be revealed.
According to Whites story told at
the first trial Browne had paid him
$3.50 at the Briggs House, Chicago,
and the balance OF the promised $1,000
at a later date.
The names of many prominent legis-
iators have been drawn into the case,
several of whom will be called upon
TO testify.
Wayman's address was largely re-
cital OF the testimony brought out at
the first trial.
Charles White, who caused a sensa-
ton in the first trial, was the first
witness. White was asked regarding
the negotiation of the bribe and start
ed to testify.
Attorney Forest for the defense OBJ
jected tn the testimony on the ground
that the alleged negotiations for the
hrihe happened In Ssngamon and not
Cook county. therefore the Illinois
court had no jurisdiction
Attorney Forrest was arguing the
objection when the court recessed.
While the court was in session the
steamer Theodore Roosevelt came up
the river with her steam whistle play
ing merrily. Judge Kersten recessed
court until the steamer passed. Then
the judge remarked:
THAT was the Theodore Roosevelt"
Attorney O'Denneli of the defense
caused an uproar by retorting: you
can tell that from the noise"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
STRANGELY KILLED BY BULLET
Soy, Playing With Brother, Fell With
A Hole In Eis Mack

CUMBERLAND, Aug. ga f0-year-
old son of Isaac Ashley, stable boss
Tor the Marsteller Coal Company. met
death in peculiar manner near his
nome at Barnum. Va yesterday He
and hts brother, few years HIS senior,
We're playing in a clearing near home.
suddenly the boy fell and the brother
In the neck. When hep arrived, the
boy was dead. Or, u. r. Kalbaugh, of
Piedmont who conducted the postmor-
tenn, said death was produced by gun
shot wound.
The surviving brother claims ne
heard shot in the woods close by
There Is no reason to believe the boy
victim of murder but 1t Is thought
he was struck by a rife bullet Aired Icy
some hunter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
PORTUGAL MIXED
IN VATICAN ROW
Uprisig Occurs in Spain While
Throne of Neighbor is
Tire tened.

LONDON, Aug. 23.--Despatches re-
ceived here toe day say that the Carlist
uprising has at last got under way in
Spain an dthat Berga, in northeastern
Spain, is the center Of a serious de-
mnustration Details Of the uprising
are lacking.
That Portugal has become involved
in the quarrel between Spain and the
vatican is indicated by messages SNUG
gled out of Portugal and transmitted
to London They say that the CERT
calls have organized an uprising for
the purpose of upsetting the govern
ment and establishing a Catholic die
tatorship. The Duke OF Oporto, King
NanuePs uncle. has taken refuge IN
Fort Cascaes on account of the con-
spiracy.
Official denials of the seriousness of
the situation IN Portugal were re-
ceived from Lisbon, but the real alarm
of the government is shown by the
fact that the military and naval forces
the country are being put in readi-
ness for service,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
Page of
Interest
I The
too FREQUENT
SHAMPOO|NG MAY
INJURE THE SCALP
Natural Oils Are Dried and Hair
Becomes Either Useless or
Too Oily.

There is greater danger to the scalp
from over-frequency Of shampooing
than from washing too seldom. If
the hair is carefully brushed each day
with a brush having long bristles,
large amount of dust and oil is re-
moved in the process and the scalp is
likely to be in d fairly healthy con-
dftiUn. The injury from washing too
often lies in the fact that natural oils
are then dried and the hair becomes
either lifeiess and dun, easily falling
, out or the pores are orerstimulated
and the head becomes ely and the
hair heavy with grease.
The same sha mpoo can no more he
/ used promiscuously than can a tonic.
! What is suited to one scalp might he
harmful to another. The wash must
be chosen with regard to whether the
head is dry q. oily. When il is oily,
an excellent cleansing lotion is made
from one quart OF bay rum, one-halt
pint each of alcohol and water. one
half ounce each of tinCture of cantha-
rides and carbonate of potash, and
one-quarter OF an ounce of carbonate
of ammonia The last two ingredients
are dissolved in water before the 9TH
ers are added Mixing is done by
shaking. This is bottled and applied
by dropping the lotion gently over the
scalp, first parting the hair often SO
that the skin shall be reached. The
head is finally to be made wet with
this, and then vigorously massage
The shampoo dries in, when II is
washed out in clear, warm water.
using no soap.
when the scalp is dry, an egg and
soap shampoo suits it better than any
thing else, Half of an ordinary cake
Of CASTLE or palm oil soap Is scraped
into pint Of boiling water keeping il
hot until the soap is dissolved. The
liquid is then poured into A large
mouth glass jar, and is jelly when
cold: 70 use. raw egg is beaten into
each tablespoonful of soap Jelly, and
"a spoonful OF water is added This is
thoroughly massaged over the head
before washing When the hair is
decidedly blonde only the white of
eggs should be used, as the yolks are
darkenlng.
Always, after shampooing, the scalp
Is dry, and this is the secret OF the
hair being unmanageable then When
the head is inclined TO overdryness a
little grease of some kind should be
put on later. one suited to this. as il
is tonic, is made from one and one
half ounces of cocoanut oil two and
one quarter drains of tincture of nlfX
Nomlca, one ounce OF bay rum and
twenty drops of oil OF bergamot
This is we'll mixed. and rubbed into
the scalp with the finger tips. divid-
ing the hair close together so that
the locks themselves shall not become
oily. MARGARET MIXTER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
Accountants win Meet.

Accountants from all over the State
will gather in Richmond September
at the Commonwealth Club. where
they will hold their first annual CON
vention. The Virginia State Account
ants Association was organized last
year with the following officers: w.
F. Hilton, Norfolk. president; George
Mahon. Lynchburg, vice president. e.
A. Barber. Jr,, Richmond. secretary.
and w. Mex. Evans, Richmond.
treasurer. The local chapter is max
ing elaborate preparations to enter
tain the visitors, who will number
about twenty-five.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
EX-CONVICT is
NOW A LTNATIC

commission of luuacy will pass
upon the sanity of William Davis,
an ex-convict. who Is now in the city
jail. The negro. released from the
penitentiary a few weeks ago after
having served sentence of ten
years. was insane when he appeared
at the prison again Saturday and was
taken inside and detained until an
officer from the city jail could come
for him. He is now a jabbering idiot
and will likely spend the remainder
of his days in the asylum in Peters
burg
Ten years ago the negro was con-
victed in Charlotte Of assault and
sent to the penitentiary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
DESTROYER DRAYTON
LAUNCHED AT BATH

BATH. MAINE, Aug 2s.-chrlst-
ened by Miss Emma C. Drayton. OF
Washington. D. c.. niece of the
late Commodore Pereipai pFayten
the torpedo boat destroyer Drayton
was launched to-day at the yards 6i
the Bath Iron Works. The little de-
stroyer was named in honor of the
late Commodore Drayton, and Is a
sister ship OF the Paulding. which was
launched April 12 The Drayton is
an oil burned with Parsons turbines
capable of developing 10000 horse
power and will carry four officers and
eighty-fiye men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
MIDDIES ARE OUT
ON PRACTICE CRUISE
Football Squad to Go on Leave
at Once and Report
Early.

ANNAPOLIS ND. Aug. 2S.-The
battleship squadron, on which the
$50 midshipmen have been making
the annual practice cruise. lasting
two months, passed in the Chesapeake
capes to-day,
The torpedo boat Bagiey was sent
down to meet the squadron to-day to
bring here the body of Midshipman
Richard Robinson Landy. OF Tonnes
see. member Of the third class, who
died on the Iowa on Saturday
The Bagley was accompanied by
the tug Standsh. which will bring
ashore the members of the football
squad who are to go on leave at
once. They will return from fur
Tough week ahead Of the COM
mencement of classes. so that they
can have that time for practice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
HOW THIS MAN
KILLED HIS WIFE
Accused of Saturating Her With
Gasolene Lighting Garments
Etc, Etc.

MACON, GA, August 25.--Charged
with having poured gasoline on his
wife, and then setting her on fire, Will
lam Walker. ferfner living neaT this
city. was Jailed here to-d day. The W1-
man accused him before dying OF her
injuries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23

deed of bargain and sale was re-
corded in Chancery Court Monday be-
tween Henry S. Wafferstein and wife
and others to Mark I. Thompson.
The former eonveyi to the latter
property Improved with residence No.
South Second street for $40 and
other valuable considerations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23

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county.
Mrs. w. L. Bales and son, Lynn, of
North Twenty-third street. have re-
turned from Gordonsville where they
were the guests in the home OF MIR.
r. @, Watkins.
Mrs J. h. Mallory, of Meadow Sta
ton, is visiting relatives on the hill
Mr.. Edward Trainum. OF 291O JEFF
ferson avenue, is the guest of his
cousin, Mrs, Lucian Martin. in Han
over county. Va.
Mr.. John Bagby and family, who
have been summering i'm Caroline, are
in the city for a few days. AS their
new residence in Lee District is not
completed, they will return to Caro-
line for several weeks,
Mrs. Frank Phaup. of North T'hlr-
ty-tirst street, who has been so very
sick for the past three weeks. Is now
able to be out.
Many parties of Church Hill desi-
dents have enjoyed the pleasures of a
stay at Ocean View this summer
Those registered at the Ruth Cottage
last week were Misses Bessie and
Ethel Smith, Ielle Gentry. Sa,llie Han
cock, Lura and Bertha Atkinson, VIM
ston Gentry and l.. W. Smith. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. GEN.
try.
Another pleasant party who spent
last week at Ocean View includes Mr.
and Mrs. Low. Mr.. and Mrs Matt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
PRINCE TO BECOME A FARMER
Once Sentenced To Death: He Now
leaXas AxXlun Fer Insana


HANOVER, PRUSSIA. Aug. s5.--
Prince Prosper Of Arenherg. who vas
condemned to death b va court-martial
in German Southwest Africa In 1889
for murder and other crimes CONF
nlitted against the natives. but whose
sentence was subsequently committed.
was discharged to day as cured from
the sanatorium of Oberod. where hs
had been confined since he. was pro-
noGnced insane in 1904.
The Prince viii go 10 Argentina in
charge Of guardian appointed by tho
court where he Will become farmer.
His title has been dropped.
The Arenherg case has several times
been the subject OF discussion In the
Reichstag. allegation that the Prince
was not treated as other prisoners. but
was addressed as ''your majesty" and
given an easy time. having been made
in the press.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
Issues Rule.

The State corporation commission
has issued rule against the Grace
land Farm and Land Company. a
New York corporation, to appear Sep
fember to show cause why they
should not be fned for doing bust
ness in Virginia without obtaining
the proper authority This concern,
II is said. has been doing business at
Dorset
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
TNCENDIARY NEAR KILMANoCK
X. II. Porter Loses New Barn, Five
Horses And IIiS Cr,nns

HORSES Md Ills trOpS.
LANCASTER, VA. Aug 2s.-The
large new barn of r. r. Porter, near
Kilmarnock. was destroyed by fire
about l o'clock Saturday night. 1t
contained large quantity Of corn
and hay. one carriage, two huggies,
many agricultural implements and
five valuable horses. The loss lis
about 50. 500 and Insurance 5000.
When discovered the flames had
made such progress that 1t was i'm
possible to save the horses or any
other property. The ire is supposed
to have been the work of an incen-
diary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
POPULAR ONE-PIECE BLOUSE
NY MRS. JANE FORD.


designs the
two to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23

NHW NIItWihI IN Snrf UangcrOus.
10 the dangers Of swimming has
been added a new one--the growth of
gum chewing among girl bathers. The
habit obtains little among women who
wish To keep their cheeks unwrinkled
and their jaws unhardened. but most
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-23
CHURCH HILL NEWS
News sans
Church Hill Bank 10 Madison

Miss Marie Harmon, of 2s02 East
Marshall street. has returned home
from q delightful visit to Wilmington.
n, G., and the Carolina Beach.
Mrs, w. a. Nunnaily, of East Mar.
shall street, and her children are Wis
county,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-01-28
HOULE IS PLEASED
WITH THE PROSPECTS
douglas International

Arthur Houle, local mining engin-
eer and expert, has returned from a
trip in lower Sonora, which took him
further south than Tonichi. He went
through the Sahuaripa district and
other sections between here and
there. The object OF his visit being
to make special examinations Of GER
tain properties for clients, he would
naturally not talk Of those properties
until after he shall have sent in his
reports upon them and his clients act
Mr. Houle today expressed himself
TO an International reporter as well
pleased with the conditions which he
saw on his trip in the south. He
states that mining men are coming
into those districts by the way of
.Guaymas and Empalme and that sew
eral are in that section examining
properties and conditions. A number