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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
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Stalienif, ipanlf, 'port1giiilf o.
an0re mooerne Sprog al latinif 9lf
tanning funoe ian paa fine Gingre
Splf talte ban FORFEIT og flp0eno'
! iom.en gammel &ielerituoent. Suite
timber, ga ian f6r @rigen '48 babo'
pGret 9oce1t peo ltniperjitetet
&ieI.
Gnge1lf ifrep bon-men tolte Sc;
minore go6t.
@ab6e ian lebet paa 8osmells
Sio, pil6e man babe io9t ONT bam
bpoo man ga iagoe ON gnglan6S
uop0&tge Digter, Sliper @olo:
imitb: u@an ifrep gneelif iom Ell
gngel og talte Set iom en- 8apegsje."
Hrofesioren ercellereoe 6ertmo6
6ranif.
ga &r%ofesiorel1 fit gle poa IS
gamle 8eger, CAB ban Jig natltrlig=
pis itrafs til at granite Sem.
@an leite fprit for Jig ielo iagte-
iaa bpjere og beiere, til set blep
Ell ian0 9eflamering.
Set bar Sr6. sen itore @ocine
bopoe lagt 9ronniug 8be6ro /
Mrnoen, iom MI gienls6 / @o6en.
Set bar Sen fortpiple6e 8beoron5
SSammeri frtg II @efsonaeter -
ODER ben6es nanbittige, nmoturlige
&ierltgbe0 til iin egen @pn.
Set bar &ecitatipet, bpormeo
Melpomenes ppperite @eitalin0e,
Sen %6ramatiife @er6ens ifienneite
Sticrne, 6ranfrigs u6p0elige Gfl1e-
ipillerir1oe &acbel, Ell Gang / Sioell
bup0e be0aaret @reb @alelpl iii / sen
lille 2onosbp ner @~falt5burg, fpr
BUN palgte bom til fine to Spuners
1o0er.
Set bar bpoo ser iii beprgcoe
oen franife &anooier / min @utif til
at iftlle mig peo &oci;1es l%1opoelige
Gprfer.
&acines Mo10 lpnpeoe oper @er=
ferne. Set aneoe man al Yrofeslo-
renS lioenOe Maipn, Sc nerpple Sraf
ont Mun6bigen og SEN benitre
@uanos bagitreben0e @epGgelle.
Srage0ten bar til @n0e. &rofes=
loren bar Jig ielp igien. Safncm=
ligt trpffeoe&ana0ieren YrofesiorenS
1loitrafte bpire @aan6. ga lp6 fra
1ntn ler6e Sens 2eber / ct 5prog,
er iaa 6ejligt og bar ioa bleo
cit Slang, lerltg / Ell 0anif Digters
Muno: ~Sor Sc nogen @inoe bapt
@emorrboioer, &iere?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
Fri Kliiikinetodef'
Yerloner. Iibenbe at Myreiyeoctu,
8lereiD80oua eller &beumatiSme
tan babe fri Bebanblin9.
efrib til neoenfaaente Moresle.

Set CT af @ctDoning for
DC liocnbe at bloc. at bbiS
nogen Of bent er offer for
elIer Iiber
uf inflammation | 9Irz
rem, 9tDrciDg6o,m etc. fan
en- fri @cbdnoling faae5
beh at tilTribe 9oftor 1v.
mott at Chicago, fon1 brit.
get fri &Iinif Metooer,
ban gibcr Mcoicin
for bisfe Gbgoon.mc frlt.
Set CT alorig forlcnt at
belbrcbct. % bette
/ SercS egct Silent.
Nnore ian feiIe, men 9r.
er bcficnot for ut
lhffes. bbpr ANDRE mis-
lbifcs. Mogle al Gbmps
tomcrne er:
8. &,TbelSe | npgen
Ne Sci Of 2egemet.
II 10. TnrftoppeIfe eIlcr
Qcoerfbge.
II. 3iertebanfen eIler
1< Gmerter Il I
j. 5iertet.
sr IL. Gmerter / 9uftc.
Ieooene.
>, 10. Gmerter / Maffelt
eIIer 9obebet.
IA. 89rf eIIer Gmcr<
ter / Nbrernc.
I Is. &Grf eIler 99beIs
te / Qebbene.
!, 16. @Rrf ellcr Mufel=
- 99beIfe.
II. @erf eIIer Sterile.
fmerter.
II 10. Mf,lt eIIer froniif
/. &beumatisme.
8uport % Glib Nuntz
ntomer eIIer Trib ct @reb
SiIfeIoe. unoerteen
fe tboeIiet FAINT feno bet
bill mo6tdge en- fri Re<
paera9b og en- flor iIIus
dIt frif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18

II. :. U1ant SgHotI. -
1. Gpefmcrtcr.
2. Tor ofte paafom>
me1pae @eeiGr til
at laoe Sansst.
8. @rrnhcntc cIIer bins
bret &anoIaoninD.
4. %Grf cITcr Gmcrter
SlGrcn.
s. eheepm / groftatc
elIer 8IrrebuIsfier.
>tclc1t.
6. Gas eIIcr Smerter /
Maben.
Z. MlminbcIie encebeb.
ncbbruhte 8rpfter
eller SbtmmeIbeo.
8. Smcrte cIler EErf
uneer D6ire Mibbel1.
1tbfnlh nchenitaaenhe
merne paa Neres Shmet
1teo @eifriheIie at Ser
SereS Nabn % Moresfe
til Or. Qgnntt, % Sc
banoltn9. @reb me6 Qps
ftreret n.ebicinif Noe, al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
N1innefota.

= Meieriet / Sptcer, ii Soil Moro-
pit fra @illmar, CT brGn6t til @run=
oelt. Sl0en antages at pGre paa lat.
Sabet CT $4,000 pg Msi 1lroncen CT
ll%betpOelig.
= Ne0 &ipcr 2umbcr Gpmpal1p5
1lDe Sopmplle / Mfclcp CT ,1lt feroig.
Opcr 800 Mon6 far orbeioet pao
S1olrttelien al Maifineriet / iefs
Tiger. 5apn1pllen er e1 al Sc be6lte
/ Sc Iorene6e 5toter. Griften bill
begpnoe / oen1re llge og pil blipe
bolot gaaenoe Sag % Scat, Cont
n1er % &inter, meo Ell Mrbeiosjtof
poo omfring 600 Mono.
9ouis O5mlnolon og Smut
&operlon er arreiteret / 8pglono /
Nerbe6en al Gait @ran0 Sorts l,r=
Ser Mnfloge for at bape i%tjoolet
Speoe fra forbenperenoe @eprpien=
tont @nnoer &roltues 6orm og iolgt
Sen / @ru116 SORTS. Ssmunolon og
Ser er @eifen6ebsrn, BE-
for at bape i%tjaalet er Sci
og &peoe / 8pglano / 9pbet
al 6el1 ii6lte Moane6.
= @n gommel &pin6e, Mrs.
Spenb Sbomlen al Somn Of 6orelt i
al Taribol,lt, gift li0lte
ltge bills / Soogeu og %panoreoe ct
Nor @etter og Gage ont uoen at
flnne finoe lit @iem. 0u FUN blcp
blep Ser iperfiot cit Otter
ipgning, pg bu11 blep fl1noen / poerit
l1omottet Silitoub / cit &pltaf poa EFT
Nabofarm. Gar bul1 life fru10et 6o,
eil0e BUN ppre pmfonlmet al &1tl0e
og 6ll19er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
Dalai Cana paa 5(u9t,
Gn Smpcltni1g / oct inbrc giien.

Sra set bemmeligbeosful0e 5ibet,
9anoitrefningen Mor0 for Snoien,
mellem @in1alopo 8iergene og ai1o,
fom1ner @fterretning ON, at 2on0ets
pperite &erifer, 9aloi Sauna, bpis
Magt oog e9enlig mere bar lom Ell
@irtefprites ems iom Ell %peroslig Ser
tiers, bat moattet flpgtc fra lin So
peoitao 2basia, forf11lgt al &incicr-
ne, og bar maottet toge tit Silfll,gt
til S116ten og er altiaa 6erpe0 font
met tn6 paa el1gelif Scrritorilun.
Gcnne operraifen0e 8egipenbe6 fan
foa bi0tr9ftenoe politilfe og religipie
Selger for set inore og set pitli9e
Miiens Gremti6.
Doloi 2dma CT Sc norolige @lt6=
0biiters Sperbobe6. &ar er cit
Slags &ape. Sans &alaos / 2bosja
/ Tibet far peret om9ipet al ct epe1,=
tDrligt, bemmeligbeosful6t Sfier.
6or mango Marbrunoreoer ii0en blep
8u60bismen iaa itertt trengt / ST.
6ie1, at sem forlagbe iin @opeopirfcz
pla0s til Sibet. Nl, fommer Dalai
9amo til Sn6ien iom cit 6lpgtnil1g.
Ser ct 800 Milliorer @%l,6obi1ter
/ M1ie1. Dette iporer til tire 6jeroe-
6ele at @uropas 8efolfntng. Mol1
tGnfe Zig, bpilfet Sn0trpt set pil0e
gjsre, bbiS &apen / &om blep iaget
paa 6lugt al fienotliee &ere, og
far iaa | noeen @rao Ell Maaleitot
for 8%etponingel1 al Duloi 2on1os
Tlugt.
Stbet bar %forntelt itaaet rnoer ST.
mas 0perbejbeo, men bar til sen npe-
re Sio rqooet fig ielp. Set bar ct
l1fienot, benu11eligbeosfulot 2on6.
Den Ell engelit gfspe6ition trengte
me6 Magt ino / Set. Set bemmeIig=
be6sful6e Slbr blep repet bort. Sci
opito6 in6re Strio 3ibet. @n Sis
flpgtebe 9alai Sauna til Sibirien,
iaa til &efing. &erfro benote bo,,
tilbage til 2basla. Mfar git no fra,
at Der bar troaet en- Sberensfomit
meo &ina. Men I'LL gaar @inelerne
%ongrebspis iii 8erfs.
Det fineiiife Tremitp6 bar lenee
beret forberebt. Ser raaoes ope;
$4,000 5ol6oter al Sc beoit organize,
reoe 9ropper. 9isie Sropper er 1,6:
bannebe UNDER japonife Snitr11ftprerS
Opipn. On Mano, ser / Mobembe,
@aane6 forlo6 oe @gne, Ser fer e,
Sale ONT, forteller, at Ser ollere6;
paa Bette 9i6spunft al &inelern'
blep ien0t b%etp6elige Masier at Sim
munttion, &aoben og 2epneosmiole,
til @renien mellem 4ina og Sibet
6esroen b%etD6elige Sen6tnger a
Sblp til Be fineiiife Soloaters soIo
fineiiife trooper roooer ope
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
Wnostjcnciter / 81. Saul.

Samif Vmostjcucitc. Gen Oonjfe
Gu. llltb. 9ta6oretb Merigbeo ino6y,
Ser ollc> ion fon %foritaa Set oo,1}fe
Sprog> til @uostjcueltc / &irfen paa
@jpr1et al @rotto % Murorn Mpe.
bper Sploag 81. 2.3O. Sen oanite
Solnncbpg afbenpttes, tag ben mes.
Mic1ligbcSen5 Erelt, q. Yjerre, moo
togcr &o%nfirn1alrOer / lit Stem, 665
@leleoole Mpe., Dper 2proog 6orn1io=
Dog 81. 10. Sci. &. e.. 1907.
9anif-ep.' lmtb, ct. stepbans Sir.
fe, $isrnet at 0rleo,1s oe @tepens
street, @uostieneite bper Sgnoog
5ormio6ag SCI. II. @enoogslfole
SCI. 8. Stills Dlpisofer, &relt.
@ol9atba b%anif=nurifc cpangcliif:
Memigbeb, Sbon1as & &tce Street,
in6bpber ollie 2anosmeno til fine
Mpoer. Gonif @li0stienelte buer
Senoog 5orn. ST. II, Genoogsifo-
le 81. 10. Huge 6olfs @e0e 81
6.45 gn1., og engelif @ltostjenelte
81. s Dper g pn0ag Mften.
Freiten treffes bper Sag fra 81.
1-2 / &irfens STUDY. Il.
&onfirmonoerne n1goer MI bper
9eroag fra @. 3-5 / &irfens &or=
tor. ltnoerbisning pao Gngelif, o9-
laa poa 9anif ont enltes.
Gymobems norif epan9eliif luther
ffe Mfentsbeo, @jbrnet al uniperlity
og &orf Npe., bolber @uostieneltc
bber @snoag 6ormi6oag @l. 1O.3O
% Mttel1 ST. 7.45. Senoagsifole,
mg0er &l. 8 5orm.
S &apellet paa &isrnet al Meo=
rep og Carl Strs. er ser @gn6ogs,
ffole bper Ssnoag @ftermiooag @l.
8 og @uostie'1eite &l: 7.30 Mfteu.
S Siebergs @oll> 874 Yapne
apenue, er Ser Ssnoogsifole bpc:
Ssnoag @fter1m. SCI. 8. - g. s.
&eque> Yaltor, $40 Capitol Boulc-
bur6.
@mbstieuete i ben norlf.baaife
Saptit'airte, &ibrnet af Milforo
% @ooobrioge @treets, bper @sm.
Gag SCI. 1890 Sormioboe % 7.3O
aften. SCI. $50 l%1neoomsmsoe.
Den .norit.6anife 8opttItmenigbeos
ung6omsforening rne6er / fit 2ofaIe
bber Ssnoag SCI. $50 Gfterm., $i
at Milfor6 og @ooobrioge eta.
Gong oe Mriif at Il. s. @anefor.
lille Sfanoinaber bierteIig bel.
TONNE.
Den norif-banlfe Metbobiit Strife,
&ibrnet af 8%roaotuop oe 1915 ct.
afboloer fine @a1ostieneiter iom ftl'
ger: 8reoiten @snoag Gormiobaa
alotfer 1890. Mften 7.45. Ting.
5olfs gpmortb 2iga: @ba16ae Sitter
SCI. GAS, og literert @eoe Sc tire fer
lite Sirs6age / Maaneoen. @pn
nen,soe bber 0nsoae aften 81. 8
6. Tollefien, @aitor, 2S9 13tl
@treet.
Srefolbigbebs norif ebaue. iutb
3irte, Darlington og Sberburrt
abes. @uostieneite bber Sen6a,
SCI. 1870 Gorrn. paa Morff og IA
Mften paa GngeIF. @sn6agsifol
og 8ibelflasie efter &bimesieeuos
tieneiten. - @br. Spbtlr116, 8r9i1
$50 Guller @treet.
8etbauia Strife, ST. Scents & 81
reit Street. @uostjeneite ofboloe
sbnoag Gorm. SCI. 1890 oc Site
SCI. 7.30. $ber Eorsoag aften 8sr
nemsoe / airfens 8aiement. @br
%6agsffoIe bber Ssn6og SCI. IL. s
=. G1agfta6, Brnft. @opal 81
'yorf @treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-18
Oct fine gnge((ke.
Sfaamiom1t bc11molet
al &olfmar Sohniun.
(Sll1ttet).

gn onoen fin e1gelif YrofeSior-
@iitorie.
S 1886 gioroe icg iannnen meo
ell pngre &rpoer Ell lille l10fl119t til
9iennnet.
81 bauot ppret poa 8eieg / Graft
gelllol1tb, eli mi10re 8p nogle faa
Milc ira g%Dingburgb, Sfotlano,
bpor ri be9ge / cit n1eget ul,g Ml0er,
bopoe bpitet 1,o9le 9(ors @rfarin9,-
ie9 / Sl1tningcn al Sreoierne, ban
Gil holu Sues slor %ienere.
Set latfeoe moo sliteu, ga hi 4
2citb git pnl6or0 / GumpererL lom
1f'tloe tyre % til &ip6enbapn. Com
ri itoo oa fritiiereoe Set li0ite Stpf~
9ooS, ser hlep Drag, mbor0, blep
Dor Spnlurtiombeo benleoet poo Ell
oeribcret 0onlt @erre og cit l16prn=
get ifotit @plle, ionn tiliynelQoenoe
lob SeoOelpb m1eo 6orbinoringer
omfring paa 9effet.
&eo bpert Omlpb lpo ser fra 6ex
oanlfe @erre, JONI ltooig por ct goot
&eltebopeo forlO for lin Me0lpber:
CS pop S pap") Seq betaler, jeg
betuler." .Gue Set M life m,pr'" RI
aeiom Yoe's &op3:. elsie iteopiie
l1obrl1o bepege0e mig til at bempr.
te: ~@porfor 5-n itoar Fan life
itille % betoler." Min 8rooer 10 og
uobrpo: "2opeoe '@a>pbee' life sen
@logs @allo0er / Sin 5i6?" 5aa
gift Ser ct Sps op for mig. Seq
itoole6e Grogeren / bans SOB, OF
sen oarife @erre, ser igr bopoe boz
ret %rfrcnrneit / Ell Alpprsfamp", fat
feoe bagl,0 og :;,tte0e.
9rebt Sfotlf me6 iblon0e0e 0onif=
e'egelife @emerfninger befrefte6e,
at gamle &neb 0ber tent. Mu, iou
fsr, erlagoe Sen @eiienoe SEN geng=
fe Scbilling @o>pbee) for @fspeoe=
ring al Meiietsiet. @n anoen Dro-
ger bar Sgiet til 8eitemmeIi eslteoet
oa flap set life fpr Sen @eiienoe ot=
ter "gif / 5piet" % bp6e0e 6en efs=
tro ScbiIling.
80 Inoer Santalem bap6e min @ro>
Der tilfalot onoen Gtprrnon6en, iom
ogioa ltrafs bar meo pao v&nebet"
at oemme etter 6cn eoi nongre Gpa=
oa, ser paafulgte.
On Dun6ee Manos ralpen6e G6er
fan inge,1 ritaa for.
Grogeren boppeoe fra 8oroe. Ser
banite @erre gap mig .ielpfelgelig!
fit Sort. Seq tiger elpfslg e.
g = tDi / SEN onlbanoIe6e 8e-
rio0e bap0e enbpes 9unneman6
europa noe og blen1mc - Hor1
paa (eller beo) @aan0en og "a Jour"
poa 9eben. 1ioerne ififte. gu
fontmer ma11 life iaa let til Sort %
ct. "a jour" / 9onn1arf.
@iiitfortei tp6e6e, at &erren por
eli 9anobrugsfoniulent, iom bap6t
gioet engelffe &oo6 / 2an6et, % M
"a sfroen ft;7ngeoe. og belteoe bet
ira Settbs 6pr gab 6anif &aIs poo
sbe11 = 90 git iaa til @pis.
Mnore Hasia9erer ombor6 bar CT
. ajsbn1ano fra @ancbeiter, bats
!. :Srne og mi~b6elaloren6e Dotter
aisbman6en fuIgte itrafs @oniulen
tens Gfsempel. Datteren boIot III
apE4y pl4z25&s s#2 'EG%f.A~Fa&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
NOU[D-BE GROOM
IS BEHIND BARS

While his intended wife is with
her companion at the Associated
Charities awaiting the arrival of her
parents from Charlotte. ", II Wal
ton. twenty-five years old. is in cell
al the city jail, hearing Of the charge
against him of enttcing the girl to
leave her home having been continued
in Police Court Monday morning I'M
Ill the 14th.
Nettie Chisholm. not u very pretty
young woman. who says she is seven
teen and came here with the inten
ton of marrying Walton, appeared in
Police Court Under the care of Br.
Buchanan. She did not take her plight
very seriously wearing a broad smile
all during the case. Her companion
is Blanche Herring. who Is TWO or
three years her senior.
Walton and the girls were arrested
by Officer Bradley They were stop
ping at 1915 East Main street. and.
according 10 the statement of the girls,
all three had occupied the same room.
The young man says that he owns a
farm in Albemarle county, and that
he has been nearly all over the coun-
try. He came here with $50, so he
claims, and lost $40 of this, or had 1t
stolen from him. He is inclined to
believe he was robbed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
HOT WAVE DIESPREAD
Ten Deaths Within ~ Hours in
New York and Suffering
in Other Places.

Animals as we'll as mankind SUI
fered in Richmond Monday when It
WAS again intensely hot. Al o'clock
the kiosk in the Capitol Square regis
tered 10 degrees ana went several
points higher in the afternoon. The
weather bureau holds no hope of early
relief. Although the heat has been
excessive. no prostrationS in this city
have been reported As the mercury
advanced the humidity increased. al
though a feeble northeast breeze fam
ned the swettering citizens and slight
ly relieved the effects of the high
temperature.
Especially those who spent the
week end out of town felt the heat
The torrid wave promises Ia linger
for several DAYS, although there is a
probability of showers Monday after
noon ar night which will likely help
the situate ma bit.
Seldom In the history of the weather
bureau has there been such a general
distribution Of hot weather through
out the country as has occurred dur
ing the past two weeks. and the end
is not yet in sight
Experiments in New England show
that the super heated atmosphere has
laid on the earth like blanket 2,100
feet thick. Charles .. Glidden, the
aeronaut and automobile enthusiast.
made observations from a balloon, and
the figures obtained by him VIII be
used in the official record of the pres
ent heat wave.
Though reports have gone forth
from the Washington weather bureau
that the backbone OF the great wave
has been broke n, the forecast from
the Richmond branch is that there is
no Indication II any change in the
near future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
HAVE GOOD TIME
BUT ARE VERY DRY

DETROIT, MICH, July 1i.-Twen-
~ thousand Elks, as dry as the dryest
camels that ever trod the torrid desert
took~possession of Detroit day after
trying experience with a real dry
Sunday when the river was the only
wet spot in the town.
1t was al o'clock" the hour for
the Elks' toast, from early morn
ing.
Bar the kiln-drie feature, Detroit
is out for a week of real revelry. The
town is decorated to the last word,
and every train and boat brings new
thousands to join the antlered herd
that will BROWSE here for a week.
To-day's doings began with long
automobile ride. a motor boat trip
and a luncheon at the Rushmore Club
at ST. Clair Flats. A return trip by
motor boat consumed the rest OF the
day.
The real opening of the Grand
Lodge convention will take place to-
night at the Lyeeum Theater. The
Elks will be welcomed to Detroit by
Mayor Breitmeyer. Governor Warner
and Senator Burrows. j. L. Sammis
will respond for the Elks
Portland. Ore. and Atlantic City
are after the ls11 reunion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
Ohio Executive Convinced
City Officers Did Not Do
Their Duty
SAYS LYNCHING
WAS PERMITTED
After Visiting Scene of Crime
Harmon Believes Trouble
Could Have Been
Averted.

COLUMBUS, o., july ff.-GoTerHor
Harmon announced this afternoon that
he had decided to suspend from ottic=
Mayor Herbert Anterior, of Newark,
Onin. on grounds of gross neglect Of
duty in connection with the lynch'ng
last week of Carl Ethering.on. the
dry" detective.
II the case OF William Lnckc, sher-
III of Licking county. the governor
has asked j. II. Miller president of the
law and order league to get i've sig
natures To- the charges that have been
prepared against Lineke Miller prom
is, q 10 do this before night.
State officials in the confidence OF
Governor Harmon say he returned
from Newark convinced that the
lynching would never have taken
place ii Mayor Atherton and Sheriff
Linke had done their duty even half
heartily.
The governors trip to Newark was
kept d profound secret and his APP
pearance in that city created a de-
cided stir
He first went through an exauIina-
ton Of the jail After that he called
both Mayor Anterior and Sheriff
Lincke before him for examination.
Both insisted that they did not know
any man, woman or child in the mob.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
INJURIES HER LIMB
NOW SUES THE CITY
Peculiar Accident Caused by
Loose Gaping on Water
Meter.

A loose Gaping on a water meter is
the cause of a $4,000 damage suit
against the City of Richmond. now
pending before Judge Ingram In the
court of Law and Equity.
Miss L. Virginia Bland, is the plain
tiff In the case, and she asks damages
for injuries which. she says In her bill
of complaint, have caused her to suf-
fer greatly for several months, and
have necessitated the expenditure OF
considerable sums for medical services
The accident which resulted in the
suit occurred several months ago in
front OF residence No. SIT North
Eighth street. Miss Bland says she
stepped on the Gaping of a water
meter, and the latter, being insecurity
fastened, slipped OFF. Her foot went
down In the hole she says. hurting her
foot. ankle and limb to such an extent
that she was confined to her bed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
Control Convention.
HUGHES WILL BE
GUEST OF COLONEL

OYSTER BAY, July 11.--Colonel
Roosevelt spent n very quiet day at
Sycamore Hill. There was only one
luncheon guest. Fred W, Whitridge.
receiver of the Third Avenue Railway
Company, of New York city. and his
visit has no political significance. Mr..
Whitridge and the colonel have been
warm personal friends for many years
and hts trip here was entirely social
There is much interest here in to-
morrows visit OF Governor Hughes,
The latter comes at the urgent solicit
tation Of Colonel Roosevelt, who
wants to get from him at first hand
an exact state OF the political situa-
tlno. The colonel has refused to in
vlte any one the State officials to
talk over the State politics after he
has threshed out the situation with
the Governor and there Is a general
belief that morrow's conference will
determine just what part that Roose-
Welt and Hughes will take for fight
ing for control OF next State conVen-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
COURT AOJOURNS
EARLY ON MONDAY

short docket was disposed of in
Henrico Circuit Court Monday Judge
Scott is giving jurors and attorneys
plenty of time to rest during this warm
weather.
Allie Hawkins. colored, charged
with stealing chickens from Mrs. Har-
ris, was discharged, as there was no
evidence 10 show that the chicken he
old were not his own property
The case of Josh Evans, charged
with stealing bale of oat straw from
Clyde Kelly. and an unimportant civil
case completed the docket.
The case of Evans was appealed
from the magistrates court, where he
was fined SIS. An order was issued for
K. D. Harlow, who was a witness In
the case. and he win be required to
show cause why he should not be fined
for contempt of court in failing 70 ap-
pear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
DR.. POWELL DEAD
At RIPE OLD ACE
One of Best Known Men in
Southsidc Virginia and Form
er Member of the House.

(specail to The RICHMOND Virginian)
BRODNAX. VA. July 11.-Dr.
Robert S. Powell. aged II. one of
the most prominent citizens of Bruins
wick county. farmer, mill owner. re-
tired physician and Brunswick hon
ored representative in the house of
delegates for several sessions, died
this morning at AIS at Woodview,
his home.
DR.. Powell was a man of ability,
noted for his high character and
sterling honesty His fame as con-
scientious representative and ready,
fearless and pleasant speaker is
familiar I'd" all who took an interest
in the proceedings of several legis-
latures He is survived by wife
and nine children, Robert d. Powell.
james Powell NJ. l.. Powell. of
Woodview. Va: DR.. r. A. Powell, of
Fayetteville, n. c.; Prince Powell,
cadet of the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis. Md: Mrs.
C. S. Barrow. OF Lawrenceville. Ma.
Mrs. f. II. Rawlings. wife of Rev.
f. III. Rawlings. ID. D., Miss Nancy
Powell and Miss Nellie Powell. of
the faculty of Randolph Macon Wo-
mans College.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
SfXXIINt. IN NEW YORK;
TEN DEATHS REPORTED

NEW YORK. July lit was
sizzling hot in this city again to-day
and the weather man held out no
hopes OF early relief. During tho
past twenty-four hours ten deaths:
directly traceablc to the torrid wave
have occurred. and all the hospitals
are crowded with cases of prostra-
ton.
At II o'clock the official tempera-
ture was s. and at noon 1t was So.
AS the mercury scared the humidity
increased and a feeble breeze from
the South added 10 rather than re-
lieved the suffering.
The heat was especially felt by those
who had been able TO get out OF
town over Sunday and who returned
TO find the city an oven.
ssofs seifmaheof,a "a. .vteiat shrdlu ia
Animal as Well as human life suffer
ed and the fire department houses
had men on duty with lengths OF
lose to sprinkle the suffering work
horses as they strained at their loads.
The suffering among the poor of
East Side was intense Charitable
societies ordered Ice sent into this
section in large quantities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-11
MUST SCREEN PART
OF NEW VIADUCT
Feared Framework Might Afford
Opportunity for Jail Delivery
or Vandalism.

In order to prevent a possible jail
delivery and also to protect the win
dows and roof of the jail from stones
which might be thrown by vandals,
the Richmond and Henrico Railway
Company may be required to screen
that portion of the Marshall street
viaduct which passes just near the
city prison.
The viaduct runs al6ng Marshall
street from Fourteenth to Twenty
first streets, The Jail is located in the
valley which the viaduct spans, and a
portion of the great steel structure
runs directly in front OF the abode
of the city's lawbreakers. The via
duct is several feet above the top
windows Of the Jail, but it is feared
that the framework might afford a
means of escape. and that 1t would
be possible for some evilly-inclined
person to stand on the viaduct and
threw stones on the roof or through
the windows OF the jail.
resolution recommending the
screeing of the section in question
has been recommended to Council by
the Committee on Grounds and
Buildings.