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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
MISS HARTE[|US
.WIED:|SIN BROOKLYN
Mr.. Gilman, Of Hampton, Secures
License for Surprise
Ceremony.

A marriage license was issued in tho
Borough of Brooklyn, New York. yes
to-day to Jean Gilman. OF Hampton,
and Miss Amy IIartelius, of this city.
Miss Hartelius went North about a
week ago to spend her vacation, and
was followed within few days by
Mr.. Gilman. When information was
received here yesterday that license
had been Issued to the young people
at the marriage bureau OF Brooklyn
Borough. it caused no great surprise
among friends. The ceremony is sup-
posed to have taken place last night
at the home OF relatives in Brooklyn.
Friends here insist that this is in
no sense an elopement, and further
assert that the young people being
North at the same time was purely
a condolences. 81
The future plans OF the couple could
not be learned last night. but tbs ex-
pected that they will make their home
in Hampton. Miss Harteltus has lived
with her parents at Brookland Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
SALESMAN ARRESTED

Drought to Police Station just After
Chief Receives Letter From Wife.
w. s. Buchanan, a travelling sales
was sent to 1ail for ninety days yes
terday morning by Justice Crutchtleld
Buchanan was arrested WI tn six va, !,
grants on Wednesday, nj ght, who had
come together underneath the chesa-
peake and Ohio fYiaduct
a few hours before Buchanan's ar
rest Chief the police, foree,
from Treyilian. asking that he beslools-
ed for, as he had been mi ssin e for
some time, The police found after
wards that Buchanan had come to
richmond withga sum OF Money ana q
tle!I, oelebrated Until The AZ Ny thost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
- "a 54l9l3r ~
COMPANY 4 WILL
E.LIE||C OFFICERS.
New Command Will Meet on
August IS for That
Purpose.

Officers for the new Company III,
First Virginia Infantry, will be elected
at meeting to be held at the First
Regiment Armory on Thursday night,
August rs. This was decided upon at
"a meeting last night OF the men who
have signined their intention OF being
members OF the company.
Plans were discussed for putting the
company under way. Some OF the men
served in the old II Company. which
took an active part in the atreet car
strike OF several years ago. There
was shown a determination to put the
project through, and 1t Is believed that
at the meeting OF August 25 nearly
enough men will have been enrolled
to Insure the mastering In OF the COM
mand.y
II 1t is found that officers can be
chosen before the formal muster-in, a
captain and first lieutenant will be
elected permanently at that time. II
with military law. the officers will be
chosen with the understanding that
they will be properly elected later.
A nominating committee was ap-
pointed to consider the personnel Of
the officers and to suggest names to
the meeting. This committee is COM
posed Of Jesse r. wilt. Il. w. Toney
and G. D. Driscoll, with Charles Y.
Landrum, who was chairman at last
nights meeting
Among those suggested for captain
of the company are First Lieutenant
Luther r. Matthews, now of Company
B; Captain James II. Price, now adju-
tant OF the First Regiment: NJ. Fl. K.
Malone, formerly with the Seventy
first New York. and r. c. Baptist. for
mer captain OF Fl Company. Under
consideration for frst lieutenant are
Captain Price. Mr.. Malone and others.
Captain Price. who has heretofore
been located at Stanton. where reg
mental headquarters are located, has
recently removed to Richmond.
When organized Company II Will be
attached to the Second Battalion. but
would use the First Battalion Armory
and would be to all intents and pur-
poses part OF that command excepting
when the regiment gathers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
YOUNG MAN MISSING

Attempted to Commit Suicide Before,
and His Wife Is Apprehenpive.
Motley B. Morgan, who attempted to
has disappeared from the home OF his
father-in-law, William Trexlers 623
China Street, and Mrs. Morgan fears
that he will. or has, made another
to do away with himself
Morgan had been Respondent for. sew
eral days on account of his inability
to obtain employment
Morgan disappeared from home on
April Is and was not heard from
he had ATTEMPTED suicide in Cincin-
natl. He was brought home. The
wound was Slight. Since that time he
has been living in this city. He dis
appeared from home again early IN
The police are looking for him. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
REPUBLICANS TO
HAVE CONVENTION. [ [ ] \ {.
Nomination Of Candidate for
Congress Expected at
Early Date. -

IT is & expected that Within a few
days Chairman John G. Lu CO, of the
Third District Republican Committee
will call a meeting Of that b dyj to tixs
a date for the holding Of district
convention to nominate q candidate
for Congress-. .83 ~ sf3 ~ itS3 i5f
There is little doub Il that the COM
mittee will decide for a nomination
The Republicans have always 1 II re-
cent years had a cand idate, and with
the desire Of national authoritl les t Q at
least keep up an organization every
where in the South, there will ne no
reason for not making q nominate on
The name OF former United States
Marshal Morgan Treat, Of West Point,
is that most generally heard In con-
tho matter Is mentioned at 3sall. City
Chairman Melvin Flegenheimer may
however. lead what Is not q forlorn
hope, but hopeless fight. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
ADDED TO HIS AGE


Negro Convict Lacks SIX Years OF HIS
IloAsted Fn1lr-Score4s
Investigation conducted by Score
tary to the Governor Ben P. Owen re-
yeals the fact that Mike Thomas added
six years to the span OF his life when
making his appeal to the Governor for
pardon. Thomas, who claims to have
seen active service for the Conted-
eracy. represented himself to be
eighty years old. The penitentiary
records show that he is enty-four.
He was evidently mistaken at one time
or the other. or else he counts his last
six years OF work for the State as
equal to twelve.
Thomas is at work in the peniten-
tiary. actively making shoes. His
health Is apparently good.
The Governor Will take up the case
within a day or two.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
.HE:.NRIC'.O|: land
VALUES JUMP
Property Holders Nervous Over
Reports From Tax AS
SCISSORS.

mn & Il l. elfI
s59 The pocket books Of land owners OF
ffiesnrlco county have become as ner-i
svous as a nineteen-year-old bride
within the last few days because the
report Is that the land tax assessors
have taken a remarkably roseate View
OF the property values In Henrico
county, and are going to hike the tax
Just about thirty per cen tum. No ofli n
Scial report has been made yet, but
the art1umor has gained q world OF
Estrengt tn. D NJ
The influx Of strangers into tho
county within the last few years Is
held responsible for the proposed raise
In taxes. The strangers have come
from the North and West, and they
want ed land badly enough to make
them pay fancy prices for It. The tax
assessors have learned the prices. ana
at is believed that hey are going to
average taxes on q higher basis,
sa The natives of the county hold that
the land 4 s n OF really Worth the fancy
prices that have been paid, and value
their property at q rather row fl gure.
If the strangers are taxed, however,
the EnatiYes III have to be also, ana
the natives are now waiting With a
sgrea Il d cal OF anxiety to hear What
THE price will bs, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
.W|[lCALL SPECIAL
COUNCIL MEETING.
Lower Branch to Pass on Ordi-
nance Providing for Anothe,
Assistant Building Inspector.

Fl It is quite probable that n special
meeting of the Common Council will
be called within the next few days
for the purpose Of concurring with
the Board OF Aldermen in the adop-
tion Of an ordinance providing for the
employment Of a third assistant to
Building Inspector Beck, at a salary
of 500 per month The ordinance was
passed by the Board Of Aldermen last
Tuesday night.
The Building Inspector said last
night that his force Is overworked and
He explained that he has only two
outside men and one clerk. There is
no inspector for Washington Ward.
that part Of the city being taken care.
OF by the two men who also pass on
plans and specifications for old Rich
mond.
Almost every night Mr.. Beck and his
two men are compelled to work for
several hours and often until midnight
in an effort to check specifications.
The Inspector pointed out that Wash
ington with a population OF about
100000, has forty assistants In tho
Building Inspectors office,
Baltimore, with population OF
more than half a million, has between
forty-tive and fifty inspectors. The
building operations In Richmond dur.
Ing the past year amounted to moro
than 100000, while those Of Balti-
more were only about twice that
amount. Yet the force Of insp ectori is
Twenty-Five Vines as great. For these
and other reasons, Mr., Beck Is very
anxious TO have the Common Council
meet and concur In the action Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
Election Date Chnnrcd

a Change was made yesterday BY
the Adjutant- General in the date FOR
the election of a major for the First
Battalion OF the Second Infantry. to
succeed Major Edwin h. Gibson, who
has been placed on the retired list
at his own request. The former order
fixed the date atgAugust 80; the new
one at August 80. The election will
be held at Front Royal.
1t was also ordered that an cleo
ton take place within the next thirty
days to choose a second lieutenant
for Company L. First Regiment, at
fredericksburg. A vacancy has existed
there for some time, due to the ad-
vancement Of B. M. Leavell to be a
first lieutenant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
DARLINGTON 10 SPEAK

Acting President of Chnmber Of Com
merce to Address North CarolinlanH.4
It. M. Darlington, first vice-president
and acting presid lent az the Ric hmond
Chamber Of Commerce, leaves this
for Rocky Mount. N. c., where
tonight hewill address q mas eet-
ing Of citizens which will be held $un.
der the auspices OF the Chamber Of
Commerce Of that place, lis 81 b
ject will be THE OrEanizatl lon and
Usefulness OF a Chamber 8of Com
Cooperative efforts on the
part of the Richmond people tn the
people Of North Carolina such as this,
have n tendency to strengthen the
strong commercial rela ions ALREADY
existing according to officials of tn g
Chamber, who will 10 all IN their
power to encourage such q movement,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
LAMB S.MAJ0R|7Y
APPARENTLY 822.
District Committee Will Meet
Saturday to Canvass
Returns.

With the belatcd primary election
returns from Goochland county re-
ported. 1t Is shown that Captain La IS
majority over Judge r. Ashby Wick
ham in Tuesdays election is S22 The
total vote in the district. semi official,
is $3.50. Goochland. complete, gives
Lamb 1872 votes and Wickham twenty.
B The Third District Democratic Com
mittee Will meet at 10 O'clock Saturday
morning in the office OF Chairman L. L.
G. Scott, in the State Library Building,
for the purpose Of canyassing the cleo
ton returns and announcing the nom
inee. It is possible that tho official
count may make q difference of few
votes one way or the other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
8MAsQUERADEs AS COP

Negro In Blue Uniform, Stnrtles Quiet
s Church Hill Section.
Robt. Brown. colored. was fined $40
and costs In Police Court yesterday by
Justice Crutchfield on the charge OF
a police officer on Church
Hill Wednesday night. He could not
pay the fine and was sent to jail.
Brown appeared on the street dress
ed in full policeman's regalia, and pro-
ceeded to make things lively. He or
dered the street car ntotorman to move
lively or they would be arrested, and
started to arrest number of small
boys who were attracted by the sight
OF negro policeman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
PLANS ARE FILED
FOR new STORES.
Theatre for colored People to
Be Erected at Cost Of
$4,000.


Plans and specifications for the con-
struction OF a tour-story brick store
and ce-bullding at Third and Broad
Streets, to cost $4,000. have been filed
with the Building Inspector by M. =.
Hofheimer.
The building Is to be Of modern con-
strucuon and appointments. The,
ground floor Will be occupied by stores,
while the remainder will be Offices.
tentative plans for the construction
OF theatre on the nort., side OF
Broad between Adams and Jefferson
Streets, have also been filed with the
Building Inspector by Mr.. Hofheimer.
The theatre will cost about $4,000,
TOO. and will be for colored people. 1t
VIII be known as the star Theatre
Specifications for building an addi-
tion to the Lubin Theatre. on Broad
Street, have been filed by the Lubin
Company. of Richmond. 1t will be OF
brick, and will cost $4,000. This Will
give the new theatre seating ca
pacity of about ZOO
Building permits were issued yes
terday as follows:
David Davis, to erect one-story brick
store, 1316-1s Hull Street, South Rich
mond, to cost $4,000. A motion pic
ture theatre will occupy the building.
f. L. Satterwhite. to erect one
story addition to frame dwelling on
the south side OF Clay, between
Thirty-fifth and Thirty sixth Streets,
to cost $500.
Mrs. Helen Manson, to remodel and
repair brick dwelling. 31s East
Franklin Street. to cost $1,000.
- r..,,. - . n .f,a
The Council Committee on Streets
failed II OF quorum yesterday after
noon. Chairman Adams Issued call
for another meeting on Thursday. the
OF ~ 1nol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
|MUST[EASER|OOMS.
FOR CITY CHEMIST |: !. ]
No Quarters in City Hall Suit
able for Labora-
+orins

The Codncil Committee on Grounds
and buildings last night recommended
to the Council. the expediturc OF
sufficient sum to rent suitable quarters
for laboratories for the use OF the
City Chemist. VINO has no place to con-.
duct experiments, although the Council
created the Office last May.
Dr.. James II. Whitfield, recently
elected City Chemist. appeared before
the committee and explained that he
has instruments and equipment already
purchased for. ms falling his laboratory,
but that there are no suitable rooms
IN any OF the city buildings that can
no used for such purpose. He said
that no hoped tho committee would
take some action to provide place
for him to work.
It was explained by Or. Whitfield
that at present no Is allowed by cour-
tesy,, space In tho Board OF Health
rooms, and also in the Mechanics In
stitute building He said he could not
properly carry on the work until rooms
were secured.
Will Lease Laboratory.
on motion OF Mr.. Don Leayy a reso-
the Council that the Finance Commit
tee be Authorized to provide the neces-s
sary funds for renting rooms for
laboratory. Tho resolution also pro-
vides that the Building Inspector b4
instructed to sig n lease for not more
than five years. II a meeting OF the
Council Is called during the next two
or three weeks an effort will be made
to have the matter acted upon at that
time, and then call a meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen to take concurrent
action.
The committee authorized the cons
struction of granolithic sidewalks
through che section OF Jefferson Park.
and also that benches he placed there
On for tis accommodation OF the public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
REWARD PAID
Negro wanted In southampton Count,

Negro Wanted In Southampton County
IL Made Prisoner.
e a reward of $3.50 was yesterday or
dered paid by the Governor for the
apprehension OF f. p. Moore, q negro
wanted in Southampton county. Moore
was captured in North Carolina.
The charge in this case is that OF
4waylaying and assaulting citizen
OF Boykins The town Of Boyktns
offered q reward OF the same size as
that paid by tho State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
sion IN ~ Roth Sid en- i

The travelling; publio appears to be
gratit1ed because of! tho ord nance re-
ing street cars8to stop on bo tn sides s OF
the street at intersectt or. pol NJ he
ordinance is now In the hands ct the
then become 4 once ffeotive. il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
PLANNING TO.HAV
new MILITIA |. |. A BAND |
First Battalion Would Be Helped
by Second Regiment
Organization.

Plans are under way to secure a
regimental band to be located in the
armory OF the First Battalion. First
Regiment, and to be an aid to the
Richmond command on all ceremonial
occasions. Apparently the effort will
be successful.
The local battalion has been tSjl
capped often through the lack6N
band. Many times 1t has beef
to march with only Its exces
and drum corps. and on c.
sions 1t has had hired bans
This condition comes ali
the fact that the band
Virginia is located at Sta,S
are located the regimentss--
tiers
Would Locate Hen
tits now planned to haStSs
cial band Of The Second VirG&i
Gated in Richmond. The regf3&
headquarters are at Luray, toWks
small to furnish enough musicians tot.
the purpose. Theswork of the Second.
was much hampered at Gettysburg be-
cause It had no band, Ike the other
Virginia Regiments and Colonel r. +.
SLeedy hopes never to go Into an other
camp without one.
II the plans mature q Second Regt-s
ment band will be recruited In Rich
mond. Tho twenty-five necessary men
can easily be secured here. The band
Will be under the direction Q 9.
Kessnich. 1t will be located In the
First Battalion Armory, and will be-
under the Immediate command OF
Major l.. T.. Price. It would so out
with the battalion on all desira BILE oc-
casions. ia
a OF course, in encampments and on
duty, the band would be In service
with the Second Regiment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
stenn,er Arriy.ea snfe1,

A cablegram was received in Rich
mond yesterday announcing the safe
arrival in Bremen about 2 P. NJ. OF tho
steamship Main, Of the North Germans
Lloyd Line. On board were Mrs.
Thomas Webster and Mrs. George O.
Ruehl, both of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12

Automobile Accident Results In Suit.
Demanding $1,000 damages for tres
pass on the case. George =. Kern yes
terdaY instituted suit In the Law ands
Equity Court against Robert 3. All A
port ATTORNEY BrockenborouEh Lamb
is at torn ~ for the plaintiff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
suexfRailway Company nj "a, I,

--T-77 go SWeB 1NaIlWHyG C0fhpHny.l a. 7,l7I9
In the Law and Equity Court yes
terday James Thomas Sacra filed suit
against the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company. claiming $4,000 damages
for trespass on the case. Attorneys!
the plai ntf r. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
Sues Street Car Compar

snes Street Car Company.
1t Claiming $4,000 damages for ire ass
on the case. Mrs Bette Hill yes te rday1
Court r. against n the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. Attorney ! ohn5
A. Lamb Is representing the plain
tiff
alleged to have been receiye 4 by NJ rs
Hill last ctoberg at Third and Broad /
Streets s44s;s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
Vaughan on v. N. I. BOARD.

Governor Mann yesterday appointed
General g. G. Vaughan. .Jr. oom-
B1nander OF the First Brigade OF Vir-
GINA Infantry. to be a member OF the
board Of visitors OF the Virginia MIL
stary ms titute. General Vaughan sue
tceeds the late Charles E. Tackett OF
sFredertc ksburg. Ills term will end
on July = 4 Oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12
Dove Lodge to Meet.

Dove Lodge to Meet.
a stated communication of Dove
Lodge No. 81. A.. F. g. a. NJ. will be
held in the Masonic Temple to-n,rht at
$50 o'clock. Important business will
come before the lodge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12

Attends Clerks Meeting.
Tho Governor went to Ocean View
yesterday to attend the banquet last
night Of the Virginia Association Of
Clerks OF Courts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-12

q OF course, in encampments and on
duty, the band would be In service
with the Second Regiment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-05
pArRTorrsm AND THaI roURrH.


The fact that Honolulu has prepae any program for the eeie
Fourth Of July does not imply aayae Of patriotism the
her citizens The days have gone by w patriotism demanded for its
firing the Of the
swelling periods Of the orator longer essential celebration Of
Honolulu patriotic home she could
assembled public meeting listen pemosthenes verbally
twist the lion e
The generation Perhaps the excitement thai
celebration anniversary o. Independence
Of
little the old o July
FOR
ia something expression depend largely
cicuns and
i the Of country
its childhood acquired
Its emotions younger
they are less volatile They aroused by the matters of the rather
than by the deeds of the did
fathers who lived the still in its euberant youth
exhibit admiration words
the oim
the explosion
of Lexington. We growing up that is all
The the birth
Honolulu the United
will the the citizens rather
Now and then anvil will be joyful
string be materially
in this of his feelings by Chinese population
chiefly
that Hawaii is United all
Of whatever BIRTH have the right their hearts
of hundred and thiy.four
independence that
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-05
MANILA LIKES REpoRrED P1L1K1A.

Manila you commenting rep
Filipino get
paper date COMMENT
the fact that meeting raise FpnOs angushi
Hawaii had been held this appears
Seriously what might have been expected Those
Filipino labor
thoroughly. population
well favorable conditions surroundings Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific Company have been quite successful with
Filipino labor their Marveles quares they consider
able Of their Manila
The railway of Manila labor
the estimates
other could be cited satisfactory
being obtained from the Filipino as laborer
the greatest difficulties experienced have found
develop attempts labor numbers points
be transported region.
OF the Filipino viii be found much
leaving him; those by
agents comprise looking
n snap n a n o a soft houseboy.
felt any sympathy for the recruiting Of
Hawaiian in
the plantations those islands While those of the
win very demand here where there abundance
employment for them
though we surfei
disposition part encouraging
Philippines their Washington
opposing legislation
nothing the Hawaii for while there
is much remember that merits
appears the Fipnos induced
go by prospects comparatively
discovery
they expected really
appalled, found that couldn live there with
working terrifying STILL they
they bum from their parentes and pick
it off the e where if the they i'm
altar of labor for exist the
proceeds a
patriotic Manila
assembled sOemny
which providing them with passage
back to the old sod
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-05
THE KANE1A CASE.

of
outrage written, attorneys
cricing dropping did
the city
paper
dasardy years
allowed o
under existing NV wa
possible punish deliberately
to himself accidentally
criminal
1t is said in of chng parties that law nowadays carries with it
in
interesting little protection the mantle of the
successfully legislatures been able
to ron justice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-07-05
GAMBLING AND ENTERTAINMENT.

splendid public
should police the
it in gambling conducted of the whose
hands Of the public place their safety dayi
probably than
this gambling fraternity should be Joe La driven by
this Soneraied
didate Of sheriff Of Honolulu
Il than coincidence that the others principals in this
gambling which boys money play, should
machines killed and MANNED pedestrians generally
d
Surely whereby the public protected
Of the lea class The Kanea the the
Honolulu
that the win
boy who stole any dolaTs into their GENET
When Investigation before
spppat lfl 81 ihey %