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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
CLEVER THIEF GETS
PURSE AND JEWELS.

clever tpief succeeded In getting away
with silver purse containing $500
worth of diamonds. three railroad
tickets to New Orleans and about SIS
in currency. the property of Mrs j.
Numa Jordy. wife of prominent lum-
herman OF New Orleans. last night.
and has not yet been captured. Mr.
and Mrs. Jordy were stopping at
local hotel. and after dinner Mrs.
Jordy went over to a desk TO write a
letter. She left her purse on the table
and went on the porch for a moment.
In the meantime the thief grabbed 1t.
Three detectives are employed in the
case and sensational Developments are
expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
Butterflies and Boneheads Back
With Stories Of Hits and
Home Runs.

81 They are coming back In droves-
these holiday folk who have been
sporting around seashore and noun
tain. Hundreds OF them got in yes
terday and last night, and early to-day
they will pick up the threads and be-
gin the daily grind. with Christmas as
the objective vacation point. Percy
has already returned, weighed down
by stories OF conquest, Of how he made
hit here and q home run there, and
all that sort OF thing. The soda sling
or, IN his striped, flannel trousers and
stock. who WAS the high card at sub
hayward son 3of the millionaire, Will
see his lady love start as she oks
upon him In his white duck and apron
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
FULLER DEAD

Negro Shot by Wnvcrly Coles Failed
to Rally After Operation.
Edward Fuller, colored. who was
shot near the lanyard in South Rich
mond Saturday afternoon by Waverly
Coles. died yesterday at the City HOS
5pital. It was thought at first that he
would recover after an operation, but
he failed to rally. The bullet passed
through the liver and lodged in the
abdomen.
Coles now stands charged with muir
der. He was arrested within few
minutes after the shooting by Can
tain Wright and Policeman Waymack.
Fuller was found lying on the ground
where he had been shot. Coles claims
that he fred In self-defense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
ALL iNEWSLAWs SAVE ONE
33 5t ARE NOW EFFECTIVE

Acting Mayor Ro bert Whtttet, Jr., APP
proved Saturday, all are now effective
except the one requiring restaurant-,
Keepers and q TIL rs to provide a screen
mis- new pure food law. will not be
faffectiye until the Board of Health
snrenaros certain rules regarding It's
enforceme nj. M .3s. sis \, Y. Is s3a
f+hatSSthe Board Of Health shall hrst
~, ma L sue h "a rules and regulate nss as
~ may eem best, and q en 81 We every
BODY ten days not Ice 4 be- fore applying
q haS rene az. N Sss CHG M s 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
WELLS SECURES
BIG / ATTRACTIONS ] ! n
Syndicate and independent Pro
auctions B Booked for Academy
Of Music.
SEASON OPENS AUGUST 80
Warning Theatrical Factions
Can't Afford to Skip Richmond
En- Route South.

According to the list OF independent
anu syndicate attractions which Jake
Wells announced yesterday had been
Music in Richmond, the season opening
on August 80 will not suffer by reason
OF the long and bitter fight between
the theatrical factions in New York
There had been some doubt locally
AS to what the Academy would offer
during the winter months. The Leath
circuit declared TOR the open door. with
all that 1t implied, but because 1t
agreed to play the Klaw & Erlanger
attractions the Independents declared
: that Richmond had to take one or the
other-not both. Since .nen, however,
1t Eappears that all will come, for neith-
er faction could afford to jump from
Washington to Atlanta without stop
ping in Richmond.
Many Good Ones Coming.
In q letter yesterday to Manager
Leo Wise, of the Academy OF Music,
Mr. Wells stated that these bookings
which had been made through his own,
office were for Richmond and Norfolk
alike. In sending the list tor publica-
ton, Mr.. Wells called attention to the
from Klaw & Erlanger. the shuberts,
William A. Brady, Liebler & Company,
David Belasco, Henry w. Savage,
Charles Frohman. Conan & Harris. All
Woods. Lew Fields, and Kemper. Some
Of the plays come with the. stamp OF
Broadway approval; others are un-#
;known,ln q way; but out of the list
sent by Mr.. Wells. it is certain that
patrons Of the Academy will nave an
q abundant supply OF good things.
Academy Bookings.
Here is what Mr.. Wells announced
as his bookings up to date:
"Polly OF the Circus"
"The Climax"
Fielda's NIinstrcls.
Maude Adams.
"Ben Htlr."
Margaret Ang1in.
Ethel barrymore.
Evans'K Mlnstrels.
Delasco's 5.Is NIatrimony "a Fnilures,
Robert Hillinrd.
Lillian Russell.
"rhel Fortune Hunters"
"The Spendlhrift.'
Raymond Hitchcock.
w. III. Crane.
John Drew.
Nnclyn Arbuckle.
"Rebeccn of Sunny Brook Farm"
"FOllles of 1910"
4Seyen DayS.0
"The Arcadians."
Mrs. Fiskc.
"The Stampede,
"Thc Newlyweds."
"Lulu's Husband"
JEFF dc Angels.
Frnnh Daniels.
yoEeps Minstrels.
Nnzlmovn.
AL II. Wilson.
Mary MnnnerinE.
"Thc Niger"
..AIndnme A."
j.. T. Powers.
.arhe Shepherd King"
The All-Stnr Cast Of '1likndo."
"The Third Degree"
John Mason, in "The Witchfng Hour
Walker Whltcsldc.
Gertrude Elliott.
Blanche Ring.
"The CITY,"
Dockstnder'a Mipstrels.
s'rhe Lottery Mn"
"The Merry Widow
Cameo Kirby. 45
1.-THE Beauty Spa:.''
4&sTn Havana"
{3i {"GirlS."
Arnold DAILY.
"Going Sone.''
Blanche Walsh.
"The Melting Pot"
"Thc Dollar Princes.."
ssThe Three Twins
"The Love Cure"
NThe Travelling fSAlesman."i 5g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
ROOSEVELT NOT LIKELY
TO HELP BASCONI SLENI'

IF Theodore Roosevelt comes to Vir-
ginia and makes any speeches to help
Bascom slemp Republican Congress-
throw the fat into the fire. said a
travelling man at Murphy's Hotel last
night.
Roosevelt may cut lot OF ice in
New York and some other places, but
there is nothing that he can say that
Will help Slemp. In the first place,
Slemp is dyed-in- the-wool regular,
and Roosevelt Is training with the in
surgents. In the next place, Stuart
has the strongest Democratic organ
knives for Republican scalps,i'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
Jury Renders verdict.

Asheville. N. c. August 1.-THE
lcoroner's Jury, after a session OF more
than Ave hours. tonight brought In a
verdict that Furman and Jerome
day night. came to their death by
pistol shots fired by Clarence Pickens.
The latter was at once committed to
jai, to await a hearing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
THE WEATHER v /. E

Forecast. VirEinin--Pnrtly cloudy
Monday and Tuesday, light, variable
winds. 5ss35 S. AZ
North Carollnn-Partly cloudy Mon
day, and Tuesday, light east tn south
east winds. 81 I. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
No =. 81 Is - 7
Arrextsin IIenriCO.

James Allen. colored. was arrested
yesterday by Constable B. H. Puryear,
of Henrtco county. on a charge Of ass
saulting Ryland Hicks. also colored.
with a rock. Hicks's5 head was split
open. Allen stated that he struck
Hicks because, the lattor was trying
f to rob him. % F5ls sii "a 43ss8
Annie nav, colored, was arrested
by County c Constable Nv. T.. RoRers on q
charge of cutting her husband with q
razor i4fti 5gg i.f5Ili 8si KS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
10 cnll pastor in October.

TO Call Pastor in October.
1T Is expected that the congregation.
of the Second Baptist Church will call.
Rev. w. r. L. Smith, who recently re-.
signed. In the meantime ministers
will be secured to fill the pulpit The
committee to consider calling a pastor
will probably not be appointed for
some time vet. E8 ftli tx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
y,rrininns Mt the Hotels.

yirEininns Mt the Hotels.
Is Murphy's-D A. Whit field, u Suffolk;
ID. H.sDent, Roanok o n j. Fl. Taylor, +.
Harris, Green Bay; Fl, ". Gleason,
characteristics 5t s . ft Md
Jefferson--J. Il. Sterling, orr olk,
Richmond-T. w, TIL ON son, ~ Cassa-
nova; RI NJ Sigman. N orfo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

Council Committees.
Council Committees on Light. Water
and Relief of the Poor will meet to-
night at 5 o'clock. A number Of mat
tiers OF minor Importance Will be con-
Sidcred. Q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.
Richmond's weather was warm, With
showers. Thermometer at midnight,
n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15

Mr.. Sale said last night that he
believed II the thieves had been pur-
sued that they might have been caught.
Aslittle fox-terrier owned by him be-
came highly excited and started out
to the street with nose to the ground.
and he believes that the dog '-d
scented the trail of the gang.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

Argentine charge d'affairos and Nine. VII
leEas will be the one exotic bloom among
the seasons debutantes. and Senorita VII
legas. following the custom Of her country,
will have no formal debut function. She
win appear AZ the dinner parties given by
her father and mother, and viii assist her
mother In receiving ON her days az home,
gliding unostentouousy over the line that
divides her DAYS az a school girl from
those Of a possible belleship in the world
Of society. She is an accomplished
young woman. having several languages
at the tip Of her tongue, and Is a skillful
musician, with the harp as her instrument
AS Is usual with the children Of diplomats.
she has travelled much and has had
glmpses OF life at several capitals. under
delightful circumstances.
The charge d'affaires and Mime. Villesss
arrived in Washington In the spring from
Portugal senorita Vinegas played the
harp on one occasion last winter before
their recently deposed royalties at Lisbon.
and was warmly congratulated by the klnt
and the queen dowager on her graceful
performance,
At the annual election os officers OF the
Robert T.. Lee chapter. United Daughters
Of the Confederaoy, the following women
wheatley; first vice president. Mrs. Belle
Riley; second vice president. Mrs. John l.
Gallaghan; recording secretary. Miss Isabel
Sinclair; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Ambrose Undertake; treasurer. MIS-. Eu.
geniR Rollins; historian, Mrs. Gertrude Lee
Baboock parliamentsrian, Mrs. Lillian
Messenger; chaplain, Mrs. stephen X. Ford
custodian, Mrs. George Cooington, and res.
strar, Mrs Archibald Young. The mem
bers OF the chapter were enthusiastic over
plans for the future.
Arrangements have been made for placing
a portrait OF Mrs. Taft. wife OF the preal-
dent, in the White House, following the
time honored custom Of having the pic
lures of the women who have presided over
the executive mansion hung upon It's walls
The likeness has Just been finished by
Bror Kronstrand. leading artist OF sws-
den, who recently came to this country Tor
brief stay.
Mr. Kronstrand has painted portraits OF
the king Of Sweden and OF members OF the
Swedish aristocraoy, 90 well az many per
sons OF title In England He has . studio
in Stockholm and another In London. He
spent two months in Massachusetts, this
summer and Mrs Taft gave him twelve sit
tings at Beverly.
Mrs. Taft is shown in the grounds Of
the White House. The president and all
the members OF his family were much in
terested in the progress Of the painting
and we're much pleased with the work. The
portrait has an air Of easy naturalness
which the painter says 10 characteristic Of
the subject.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs Lurton, who are
recently established in their new home in
street, will have with them for the win
ter their son and daughter-in-lRw, Mr..
and Mrs.. Horace Lurton. jr.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
Pleasures Past

Mrs. Carl Oehiltree entertained at a
ohildren's party Saturday afternoon At her
home to celebrate the birthday OF her son.
Master Frank oehiitree.
Miss Cora Rothschild entertained at
luncheon Saturday at her home for the
members OF one OF the sewing clubs. Pink
roses were used in decoration and twelve
guests were present
Mr.. A. @. vroman celebrated his 74th
birthday Friday Ct his home on Seward
street by entertaining > number Of veteran
comrades and friends. The time was pleas
sntly spent with cards and relating old
time stories.
Miss Halle Hood is entertaining Mess
Anna Anderson. Miss Carrie Fairchild.
Miss Elisabeth Ryan. Miss Lulu Hunt and
Miss Florence butcher az a weekend house
party. Il was a reunion Of young women
who climbed Pixies peak In Colorado last
summer
Mrs. j. \. McCurdy entertained the
Ladies' Aid society OF Dietz Memorial
church AZ its annual business meeting
Thursday. Mrs. johnson was elected presl-
dent. Mrs. McCurdy vice president Mrs.
Burnett secretary and Mrs Jeter treasurer
The society win meet Thursday with Mrs
David Tony.
An Informal reunion, reception and dane
ing party was given by Mrs II. II, Heller
last evening In honor OF Miss Myra Troth
Miss Jesse Payne OF Nevada, Ia. ana Miss
Florence Foster OF Iowa City. The guests
Of honor and the hostess are all graduates
o. tho University Of Iowa and All OF the
fifty guests were either from the Uni
veFaity Of Iowa or tho University Of Ne
brqska-
hira. John BOurke entertained az a
o'clock coffee last evening az her home IN
honor 81 Mrs. Dudley Wolfe Of Pomfret
Coin.. Arz. Baker Of New York and Mr.
Benjamin smith Of New York. Pink roses
and chrysanthemums were used in decora.
ton ana assssting hrs. Boufks Wero Mrs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
BY coNsTANcE>CARRUTHERs

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-tSpecial TO The
Bee --While il has been definitely decided
that Miss Helen Taft, daughter Of the
president, will have no formal coming out
party. II has been as definitely decided
that she viii take an active part in the
social life OF the capital this winter and
her social duties and pleasures will begin
soon a. she returns from the Panama
trip which she Is taking with her father.
Society hoped that Miss Tafts coming
out would be marked by a notable White
House function, hut the president and Mrs
Taft decided It Is not necessary. In fact
Miss Helen is not unlike the girls of the
old south. who never come out" because,
as that delightful historian OF its social
life and institutions, Mr.. Page. tells us,
they had never been in
Miss Taft has shared her parents life.
Their world has been always more or less
her world. She has Travelled the earth
over with them. When Pope Leo received
the governor OF the Philippines and Mrs
Taft he also received the young Tafts, and
many times thereafter expressed his ad-
miraton for the American family.
When Mr. Taft, as governor Of the
Philippines. made his tour OF the islands,
regarded as hazardous In view OF the un-
settled condition of the natives, with him
went not only Mrs. Taft, but the children
and their presence without guard did much
to bring about a better understanding be-
tween the United States government and
it's new possession. Miss Taft will ac-
company the president and Mrs. Taft on
their trip to Panama next month. These
experiences have given her polss, which,
combined with a natural dignity, will en-
able her to fill gracefully the conspicuous
position which 10 her lot in the world Of
today
Mrs. Taft has entertained frequently for
her at the White House during her vaca-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

tons from college and she has already
met the greater number Of the young peo-
pie with whom she will be associated this
winter. Last sprlng she took her mothers
place at a state dinner In honor Of . visit
ing japanese prince. and this season she
will be present for the first time at state
receptions.
Miss Taft will be the guest Of honor at a
large ball on January g. which will be
given by Mrs. L. D. Letter and MT and
Mrs Joseph Letter in their residence in
Dupont circle.
There will, however. be no scarcity Of
coming-out parties. A charming group Of
girls, about 20 in number, according to
announcements so far made. will be in
troduced at Washington this year
Among them are the daughters OF pro-
fessionaI men, of bankers, and financiers'
and one, Miss Adeline Culp, is the daugh-
ter OF a prominent railroad man, Mr., ].
NJ. Culp, vice president Of the Southern
railway. Three are daughters OF promi-
nent physicians-Miss Charlotte Pettus,
daughter Of DR.. William J. Pettus; Miss
Amy Richardson, daughter OF Or. Charles
r. Richardson, and Miss Elisabeth Col
Inns, daughter OF DIR. Charles r. Collins,
Miss Louise Bayne Is the sister OF Dr.
Breckenridge Bayne. Miss Bdna Snyder is
the daughter OF the Rev. Or, William Toy-
lor Snyder, rector Of the church OK the
Incarnation. Miss Alice Wright is the
youngest daughter OF Justice Daniel Thew
Wright. Miss Doris Haywood ia the
granddaughter OF the late Judge Jeremiah
Wilson, and viii have her coming-out fes-
tivities in the house identified with her
mothers brilliant girlhood.
Miss Louise Cromwell, who was to have
been presented last winter. viii have q
coming-out party at the expiration Of .
year OF mourning for her father, the late
Oliver Cromwell, IN December or january
Senorita Maria VillegaH, daughter OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

the National Druggist association They eT-
pect 20 visit in New Orleans before return
ing.
Lieutenant Watson has arrived from Fort
u. a. Russell TO succeed Captain Christie,
az eide to General Smith.
Mrs. George W. Lininger and Mrs. r.
Wakely have returned from a two weeks
soiourn at Excelsior Springs, NO.
Mrs. +. l.. Armstrong and mother. Mrs.
Miller left Wednesday for a two weeks
visit with friends I'm Buroak. Kan
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Ryer OF Seattle, wash,
Is spending the winter with her neice, Miss
l.. c. Harding at Seven oaks. Florence.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred w Thomas have re-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
For the Future

MIR. and MRS C. M. Wilhelm win give .
bridge dinner Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Kennedy will en-
terrain at dinner Monday evening.
Complimentary 20 Miss Eunice Howell
and Mr. Harry Pollard, whose wedding
viii take place Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs
r. s, Howell win entertain at supper thil
evening and Monday evening Mrs. r. ID
Pollard win give an evening bridge party
Mrs. j. n. Kopald w5ll give a coffee al
her home. ne North Fortioth. for the bSne
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

Philippines where she was with her brother,
DR.. Jean C. whinnery, at his death, went
to Philadelphia several days ago.
Miss Gassette is the house guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Baldrige.
Mrs. Herman Munchhoff, who recently
was operated upon is slowly convalesoing.
Miss Mary Jenkinson OF Salt Lake City
is the house guest of Mrs. Katherine
Furay.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Lehmer are in
New York this week and will not be home
for several weeks.
Mr. Al Gordon has gone to Chicago to
spend a fortnight and to attend the we'd
ding Of his brother
MT and Mrs. c. T.. Bedwen have gone
to Dallas, Tex, TO attend a convention Of
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

turned from their wedding trip 20 the City
Of Mexico and will move shortly 90 their
new home.
Mrs. Pauline Wheeler Is spending the
winter In New York with Mrs. Dundy at
the latters apartment on West Ninety
seventh street.
Mrs. b. r. Prince OF Pueblo. colo. is In
the city the guest Of her uncle and aunt
Mr. ana Mrs ". S. Wilcox OF d7 North
Thirteth street
Mrs. J. NJ. Guild and her parents. MI
and Mrs J.. A. Howe. have gone to EX-
celsior Springs. where they will spend a
month there at the Fowler inn.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13

tit Of the Temple Israel Sisterhood Monday
afternoon, November a. from to o'clock,
A cordial invitation is extended to the
members OF the slsterhood and their
friends.
Mrs. George Sumner will give a luncheon
Wednesday for Miss Elizabeth Mcconnell,
whose marriage will be celebrated in the
near future. Mrs j. II. Dumont and Mrs,
Arthur Draper Smith win entertain al
luncheon Saturday in the home OF the for
mer, for Miss Mcconnell.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
sMART ooATs at $500

These coats are made Of fine broad
cloths, lined throughout with Skinner
Innings; smart new models, in plain tail
ored or trimmed styles.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
Coats and Wraps for the Social Sesssa
sTYLIsH ooATs at S19.5O

New models, made of all wool plaid
back materials, English mixtures, heavy
cheviots and broadclOths. See these
coats, they are unusual values
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
Wedding Bells

Mr.. ana Mrs. j. H. IAylof ANNOUNCE lhe
engagement OF their daughter, Miss Ra-
mona Taylor. TO Mr.. Clement Waidron,
the wedding to take place in the spring
Mr.. WaldTon Is an attorney and member
OF the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity OF the
chapter at the University Of Nebraska,
The marriage OF Miss Hazel Smith and
M Oliver Eidrldse was celebrated at 4
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home Of
the brides sister, Mrs. @. F. Bpeneter
Rev T. j. Mackay officiating. The living
room where the marriage lines were read
was decorated with white chrYsanthemums,
ferns and palms. and In the dining room
yellow blossoms were used. Preceding the
ceremony, Miss Hazel Isoveland Of Topeka,
formerly OF Omaha, sang can for You, q"
Guy d'HardeloD, and Miss Adelaide
Thomas OF rekamah presided AT the piano
Miss Mildred Funkhouser was maid OF
honor and wore a pretty gown Of yellow
six poplin. draped and trimmed with lace
sik tassels and silk fringe. She carried
yellow chrysanthemuma
The bride was attractive in her wedding
gown OF cream cashmere de sole, trimmed
with panels OF hand run japanese lace OF
chrysanthemum pattern, The long tulle
veil was held In place with q bandeau Of
four strands Of pearls with q pearl orna-
ment on either side. She carried a shower
bouquet Of orchids and brides roses.
AR. Ray Eldridge, brother Of the groom,
was best man. and about seventy-five
guests were present.
/ Mr. and Mrs, Eldridge will reside IN
Dundee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
Washington Social Gossip

Active Official Life at the White
HouseMsny Coming Being Arranged for Young Girls at
the National Capta-Thy Presented
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-13
Personal Gossip

Miss Gertrude Whinnery, who was In
Omaha for visit after returning from the