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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30

The Third Presbyterian church on
Sunday morning welcomed home a re-
turned missionary from China, Rev.
j. It. Price, who preached for them
Mr.. Price went out from the mother
church about twelve years ago. dur
ing which time he has iabored UNI
ceasingly In the foreign fields and his
talk on the work there was most In
teresting. He took occasion, however
to deplore the seeming laxity of the
Christians here at home In living up
tn their Christian privileges, saying
that his own little boys were begin
ming to notice and draw comparisons
between them and the converted Chi
nee They would make any saeriiice
To hear the gospel preached.
Mr. George II. Davis. superintend-
eut of Laurel Reformatory, made an
address TO the Bates Bible Glass of
Union Station which was much en-
joyed. lie aise spoke in the Sunday
school Miss Mabel Hull sang Bread
of Life" very sweetly. At the morn
Ing service Rev. r. II. Potts delivered
-rartteat-a sa,ata4=far= -higheElife.
taking as his subject "All Things Are
Yours"
At st. James Methodist the congre-
CATION enjoyed two fine sermons from
Rev Mr.. Newberry. 81 student OF Ran
doiph- Macon. Though Mr.. Newberry
has only been student there FOR one
wear. he has won for himself quite II
reputation as an orator, having taken
the orators medal. and he well sus-
taIned his reputation yesterday. The
pastor, Rev, George r. Green, was In
Danville. taking part In the rededica-
ton services of former charge.
DR.. Dorset. who has been quite sick
and was unable to fll' his pulpit at
Leigh Street last Sunday, had reeov-
cred sufficiently 10 preach at both SER
vices on yesterday.
At the district conference of the
woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
held at Ashland Mrs. X. ii. Potts, OF
Union Station, conducted the uevo-
tional exercises last Friday. This took
the form Of promise meeting, ana
many sweet and comforting promises
were quoted from the Bible. Miss
satiie smith. also of Unsoh Station,
won the hearts OF all present and
aroused great enthusiasm when In n
splendid address she told Of her school
rife at Scarritt, referring to her con-
secration to the missionary WORK az
the GROWING point of her preparatory
life. Miss Smith possesses much per-
sonai magnetism, and her hearers cas-
ily caught some of her enthusiasm az
she told of the Joy which was hers at
tf1r, prospect Of -eie4Hs something for
Him who had died for her"
The Musical and Literary Associa-
ton OF Third Presbyterian church will
meet in the lecture room Friday even
] ing st Sis O'Clock. Governor Mann
will speak and an interesting program
Hes been arranged The public is in
yited.
Mr. and Mrs. Trueheart Bryant. OF
/ 2sI6 East Grace street. announce the
| engagement OF their daughter, Aiieene
1 Tsrueheart, to Mr.. Marshall Dewitt
Na!xaz,-th MARRIAGE To take places
June
/ DIR. and Mrs. Westmore Evans fnee
Charies}1 have returned from their
bridai trip. and are at home to their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30

Cadet irving with MICS Paris Cadet
Walton with Miss Webb: Cadet Dixon
with Miss Mcintyre, of Henderson,.
Cadet Warner with Miss Jones. OF
Henderson, Cadet Ray with Miss Ruth
Mitchell; Cadet Wood with Miss Coop
err; Cadet Whitfield with Miss Shaw:
Cadet Greenlief with Miss Weeks: Ca
det WEIGH with Miss Wilson, of Sto-
vail; Cadet Shepherd with Miss White;
Kerr TAYLOR With Miss May White.
Ellis cannady with Miss Parhana.
James Taylor with Miss Shoiar, of
Chattanooga; l.. c. Taylor with Miss
Kramer. of Durham: NJ. *. Pinnix
with Miss Stokes. OF Durham; F.. L.
Crews with Miss Ferabee; n. II. Cam
nady with Miss Shaner. OF Lynohburg;
w. w Aston with Miss Annie Greg
DRY. OF Stovall. ]. q. Murchison with
Miss Davis, of StovaifS II. T. Smith
with Miss Marrow: NJ. c. Taylor with
Miss Winston: Major Cant with Miss
Erwin. of Durham; Leon Marrow with
Miss Pierson, and Ebert Crews with
Miss Rucker.
The chief event Of the occasion was
the presentation by the chief marshal
aud his aides of their regalias as fol-
lows: Chief Marshal Gordon Watt to
Miss jamie Hunt, Cadet Sthruthers TO
Miss Mary II. Hancock, Cadet Field
70 Miss Roberds, Cadet Cauthorn to
MISC Lands, Cadet Pratt to Miss An
derson, of ReidsviIie; Cadet Beard to
Miss Williams, Cadet Nimicks to Miss
Farthing. of Northside.
Stays: Cadets Bullock. Quevado, la.
nier and Messrs, r. r. Taylor. Wilson;
G. r. Adams, NJ Lands. III. Lands,
Gibson Howell. Cadets Smith and Wei
burn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
SEVERAL CHARTERS GRANTED
BY CORPORATION COMMISSION

The following charters were grant
ed by the Corporation Commission
Saturday:
Shenandoah Valley Apple Lands
Company. Incorporated, Waynesboro.
Va. James Craig. president. Waynes-
boro, Va: w III. Gardner, vfce-pre
dent. Basic City: II. NJ. Magic. sec.
rotary and treasurer. Waynesboro,
Va. Capital stock: Maximum. SEE. ooo:
minimum, $1,000. Objects and pur-
poses: Deal In real estate and plant
and grew orchards.
Ktezelguhre Company
incorporated. Wilmont Wharf. Va.
w. r. Stilweil, president: w. H.
Evans, vice-president and treasurer:
d. J. Jenkins. Index. Va Capital
stock: Maximum, 100000: minimum,
$1,000. objects and purposes: Manu-
featuring and selling silica earth
bricks. tile, etc.
The Bostonian, Incorporated. South
Boston, Va 8. G. Rogers. president;
II. w. Via. secretary and treasurer:
J. A Mebane, s. M. Wood, G. T. Nor
ris Il. N. Black, Traynhan Emerson.
all Of South Boston. Capital stock:
Maximum, $2.500; minimum, $4,000.
Objects and purposes To take over
the confectionery business OF w. b
johnson at South Boston. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
KEYSVILLE NOTES.

Especial TO The Richmond Eirginian J
KEYSVTLLF. VA, May 30.--Miss
jamie Sims, of Randolph. passed
through Friday. returning from Ra-
leigh, where she has been attend
ing school.
Miss Nowlan. of Richmond, is the
guest of Miss Ruth Rudd.
Hiss Edna Spencer is visiting At
lanta and other points South
Captain j. ]. Tyson. Of Richmond.
was In town to-day
Monroe Wilson. a student at V r.
L.. is visiting his parents.
Mr.. Earl Arvin, of Ontario, spent
to-day in Keysville.
Mrs. r Fl. Williams. of Richmond,
passed through to-day en- route TO
Chase ~ty where she was called on
account of the serious illness of Mrs.
l.. Gregory.
Mrs q. O. Pettus is spending the
week In the country with her parents
The many friends OF Miss Sadie
lie Grande viii he glad to learn THAI
she liz SO far recovered as to be able
to return home to-day from the Ne
mortal hospital. where she was un'
dergoing treatment.
Mrs. James and children, OF iTitz-
gerald, Ga, arrived here to-day tc
spend the summer with Mrs. James
parents
DIR. Dadmun, presiding elder Of the
Farmville district. WAS q visitor In
our town the past week.
Miss Sallie, the talented daughter
of our townsman, X. n. Wilson. was
awarded a gold medal on vocal mu-
sic at Blackstone Female institute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
BRILLIANT GERMAN GIVEN AT
HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL,

Especial to TIL, Richmond virginian. )
OXFORD. N. c., May 30.--The Anal
german of the Horner Military school,
which closed the firty-ninth- COM
mencement, was held In the barracks
on Friday evening and was one OF
the most delightful occasions in the
social history of the school. King $
orchestra OF Durham furnished music
throughout the evening, North Caro-
lima society was represented by large
number Of Its most beautiful and ac-
complished young ladies. and gallent
men, Among those dancing were
Major McGhee with Miss Kate Horn
err, Professor j. III. Manning with Miss
tsrtdgss, or Durham. Professor Mer-
chant with Miss Niche, OF Durham;
Captain Sears with Miss Swindeii. of
Raleigh; Cadet Phillips with Miss
Lloyd. OF Durham: Cadet Gran with
Miss Hancock: Cadet Low with Miss
Lamb. OF Henderson: Cadet Bonner
with Miss Sophia Taylor; Cadet Jen-
nette With Miss Ethyl Adams; Cadet
Thompson with Miss Irene Hines;
Cadet Grady with Miss Julia Cooper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
lIAD-DOGG SCARE SCARE
IN NEWPORT NEWS
Mule That Was Bitten Died
Head Sent Here for Ex-
animation.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May &C.
That more or less noted section OF
Newport News. at one time known
as Heil's Half Acre, but more re-
gently called merely The Acre" liz
Id the throes OF q mad dog scare.
Some weeks ago a dog belonging 10
r. II. Vaughan, a well known Ium-
herman doing business on The Acres
water front. ran anluck and was
killed with the idea that it Was made.
I 1t had bitten mule belonging to
Mr.. Vaughan. The mule died Friday
According to veterinarian. the cause
Df its death was meningitis The dog
also bit two negoes and several other
dogs. The mules head has been
sent to the Pasteur institute at Rich-
m0nd for investigation.
The joint committee of the coun-
ellis will meet Tonight TO begin It's
work OF investigating all the phases
s0f the insurance question. 1t win
-lnnk into the matter Of insurance
rates paid In other cities as well as
the amount OF licenses charged and
the manner Of assessing same.
" At q meeting held on Friday night
the Newport News Central Labor
Union adopted ringing resolutions
commanding lhe-cnurSe- Lakan- -hy
Commonwealth's Attorney c. G. Berk-
nv IN his night on the insurance
the ladies' Of the sailors Help
Guild very beautifully observed ma
tional memorial day here this after
E6Jn ~ Spreading flowers upon the
Y 1ntHr Df James river In memory OF
4 nm naii0rs who have gone to sea and
5 NYox returned
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friends at S0i North Twenty seventh
street.
Mrs. Rosa r., Warren, of North Car
olina, is the guest of Mrs. X. H. Potts
at the parsonage.
Mrs. Cora l.. Houchins of 1908
Pleasant street has returned from a
pleasant visit to Roanoke, where she
represented Union Council, No. IL,
Daughters of Liberty, in the State con-
yention.
Mrs. w. f.. Eanes; Of 2S12 East
Broad street who has been quite sick,
IL much better and expects to be out
in a few days.
Mr.. Il. w. Bandy and family, of
3422 East Broad street, will leave
shortly for North Carolina to spend
the summer with Mr.. Bandys parents.
Mrs j. F. Tyler and little daughter.
Beatrice, of Farmville, are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. l.. IL Lindsay, of
Mosby street.
MIR, Lewis Jones. of 6Ol North
Twenty-hfth street. who has been Sc
riously i'll for many months died at
his res1utnCe yesterday morning. The
funeral will be from Union Station
this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. w. III. Harris Is visiting her
son, Mr.. j. O. Harris, of West View.
Mr.. Richard +. Brauer, of $40
North Thirty-sixth street, left Satur-
day for q business trip North
Miss Anna Couch, who has been Wis
ting friends on the hill, will spend
several days with Mrs. Duval, at 2407
N street, before returning to her home
at Oak, New Kent county.
Mrs. Amelia A. Bowers. wife of r.
p. Bowers, died at her residence. 7Is
North Twenty-second street yesterday
afternoon. The funeral viii take place
from Christ church this afternoon al
6 o'clock.
Mr.. Bob Peasants, of 400 North
Twenty fifth street, il much indispos-
ed at his home.
-M Mrs. AZ Stevenson who has been
visiting in Washington. has returned
to her home in Barton Heights. Mrs
Stevenson formerly lived on Church
Hill. where she was much beloved.
f. Miss, Amp Parrish, or 3112 East
Broad street, has been the guest OF
Mrs Charles Mann, of Atlee,
DR. Isaac Curd has returned to his
home in GordonsvIlle, after stay OF
several weeks in Richmond
The Fulton Baptist baseball team
defeated the Railroad Y. NJ. G.. A,
OF To o. They still head the league
having won every game played this
season.
Hasker Memorial defeated Broadus
by the score of 10 to A.
st. James won from Union Station
by the score OF 4 to 2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30

The Highland Springs School
closed on Thursday. May 20. after the
most prosperous and successful Fcs-
sion In the history. The enrolment
has been over 500 and mora than ~
per cent OF the pupils wers promoted
tn higher grades, the aYerags class'
marks being unusually high. 80 per
cent. Many improvements have been
added through the efforts OF the
faculty seconded by the hearty co.
operation of pupils and patrons and
friends OF the school. Nearly $500
have been added In interior adorn-
ment and TO the manual training de-
partment. equipment has been do
mated to the amount of $4,000.
a most enjoyable program was rem
dered. as follows:
I,Taking the Census, T-B pupils; 2,
Tableaux. John Alden; 3. Little Boy
Blue, S-B pupils; 4, His First Case,
5-B pupils; 5, Piano Solo. 6-B pu-
pills; O, The Wrong Baby, I-B pupils;
Z, Mother Goose and Her Children,
LIB pupils: S. Teddy Bears. 3-B pu-
pills: 9. Recitation. Fifty-four, Mar
garet Morrison; 10. charter songs.
high school pupils
Mr. J. +. Dowden, clerk II the
board. offered a 50 goldpiece 80 the
hoy who made the best mechanical
drawing. This was won by Alfred
Fry and awarded.
The second grade teacher. Miss
Qnisenberry, offered a prize for the
greatest Improvement In penmlnship
'rhis prize was awarded tn louise
Deitrick. Miss Thornton, +-B ,eacher,
also offered prize which was Won By
Mary Gresham and Drurv Giilie.
Certificates uf complication were
awarded to the 7-B pupils by Or. r.,
Collins,
Owing to the fact that this has been
made a full fouryear high school.
thcge were no graduates this session.
The following In the list 81 honors
and promotions:
HIGH SCHOOL
Intermediate gcade---First honor;
Marguerite powden, Ruth Lord. Sec
ond honor: Mabel Robins
Junior grade--~E'irst honor: Sarah
Dean, Mary Deierhoi Carrie Thornton
and Mamie Thornton. Second honor
Raymond Walker. 8
Introductory grade--F'irs, honor:
Eddie Wood Taylor. Laura Koch.
Second honor; Leila Robins.
Promoted--Albert Pollard, Annie
Osborne.
lib grade--First honor: Mable
Rinns. Ruth Glasgo, Louise Gtasgu,
Lucille Jones. r,stelle Sneier. Louise
Martin. Josie Bradley, Annie Miller
fufA PEBBLES. Leslie Heck i--t> tait+-stt- ~
Smith. Claud Jones, Carton Vim,
Granville Rudd. DaNidGa DOWden,
Frank Richardson. Merton Hollis
Edward Atgnes. Clarence ITbcil Wal
tsr Cridlin, Carl Narro serort hon
or: Annie Mack. Andrew Shenkna.
Thelma Davis. George Saaton. Ellie
Taylor. Arthur Birchead, Margaret
Marshall. John Narro, BESSIE isralh,
Bascom Martin Harry Birehead. Vic
tor Reitlebach. Ernest Ford. John
Rettie bach, Sherman Rosenberg, ltu-
col PEBBLES. Justin Reed.
F. grade. others promoted--Lee
Collinsh Eva Combs Louise Allen
Lena Glaze. Jacob Morgules, Tucker
Chenault. George Egan. Alexander
Harris, Vlasta Knackai, Margaret
Fawcett, Aubrey Oakley.
2 - grade, first honor-~James
Wood, Mary Peasants, Charlie David
son. Elma Henerson, Mary Pollard,
Claire chenault, Lucy Sorcnson. Mary
Edwards, Anna Smith, Louise Del
trieh, Annie Taylor, Viola Beadles,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
FURNITURE DEALER
OFFERED FORTUNE
Well Known Story OF Prisoner ;
Daughter is Told i'll
Norfolk.
Is HURT IN COLLISION
Richmond Loses First Series Of
Whist Games-Big Association
is Formed.
Is HURT IN COLLISION

NORFOLK, VA, May S0.-~Samuei
Lasting, furniture q salcr CT Ports
mouth. has received from Alexander
Demidoff. q Russion banker. n@w In
prison, In Madrid, a letter asking aid
Ia held him recover fortune of $780,
900 for the prisoners daughter. MIR.
Lasting is offered $4,000 for his SER
vices and he Is requested to 20 10
Madrid to recover the portmanteau OF
the imprisoned banker and secure the
necessary paper to establish the rights
of Denidoff to the 100000 fortune in
America.
MIR. Lasting is mystified by the let
ter and will try to ascertain more
about Banker Damidor and his offer
before attempting to cross the sea to
visit the prisoner
Demidofr is accused Of stealing five
million rubies in st. Petersburg and
was about to embark for New York
when averted in Madrid.
The condition, OF Miss Jennie Niche,
of Charlottesville, who was injured in
a collision between a trolley car and
a Belt Line locomotive. last Friday
Is not favorable. Her pacIS is said -
be badly drenched.
Mumo Black. who was Injured in the
same wreck. is much improved and
was out yesterday
- Washing ton won tire first or tho
series Of matches to ne played by
whist clubs OF the National capital,
Norfolk, Richmond, Baltimore.
The first match Was played ut tho
Lynnhaven hotel. In this city Saturday
evening.
Norfolk came second. Baltimore
third and Richmond fourth. Rich
mond was the only team 10 beat Wash
ington at all. Norfolk was danger
GUS rival for the winning In the final
score. falling behind Washington only
In tricks and win.ning from Bnltimere
and Richmond.
After the match the Southern Whist
Association was formed. Iilbracinc the
whist clubs of the four cites In the
contest for the cup. Aubrey Butt, OF
Norfolk, was elected president: Fred
Valentine. OF Richmond, vice -presf-
dc"t: John $. McE.liowney. of Bal
timore. treasurer, and Flemming Law
-endes, Of Washington, secretary.
The next match with be held in
Washington in May 1911
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
ANTICIPATE BIG RUN
ON CHARTER CLERK

Eight hundred and more corporations
doing business In Virginia under aus
thority granted by the state Corpora-
tion Commission must renew their
charters during tho present week Of
they must cease their business activi.
ties in Virginia.
Tuesday marks the expiration Of All
charters granted In Virginia. Chief
Clerk Wilson and his assistants expect
TO be busy people on that day and tho
charters can not be renewed In one
day. While there are almost
chartered corporations on the commits.
sion's books II In not thought all Of
them will renew their charters as many
OF them began business when The
jamestown exposition started and
went out of business when the island
show ended.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
NURSES AT RETREAT FOR
THE SICK WILL GRADUATE

DR.. w. r. Oppenhimer will deliver
diplomas to members OF the gradual.
ing class of the Retreat for the Sick
school for nurses at the exercises to
be held Tuesday night at the Medical
College of Virginia. Judge Samuel w.
williams will deliver the annual adj
dress and Rev. Robert w. Forsyth
will offer the invocation.
Members of the graduating class
are Miss Nora King Balm, Miss Willie
Harris. Miss Jessie q. Lee. Miss May
Bell Lynch, Miss Lille May Sands and
Miss Anna Marie Hess.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
SESSIONS HONOR PUPILS OF
HIGH AND SPRINGS SCHOOL

, Virginia Tiiler. Wilma Burdette, Mary
Carter, Archie Ruth. Virginia Hitch
cock. Cora Cathcart, Esther Hawkes.
GLADYS Lotsey, Oracle Oakley, Vfr-
einia scherer, Ernest Appfewhite
Wilton Bryant, Willie Drumhetier.
2 b grade. second honor--Cornelius
Egan, Dorothy Milburn. Leon Mont
gomery, Florence Davis, Constance
Quinn, Annie 10th. Eva Lowery, Mary
Duvall. Wilbert Harris, Rosa Rock
Catherine Vaughan. Larence eBnedict
Willie Evans.
Promotion--Iarry Leftwich, Hinton
Brew. Wexford DIETRICH. Lucian Cath
cart, Willie Lowery. Aubrey Gillie,
Louis Morano, Clara Throckmorton,
Mary Mecek, Maggie Tresler, Lettie
DIETRICH, John Stovall. Richard Shap-
land, Alfred Harding, Temple Hicks,
Mack Wigington. George So. enson.
Il grade, first fonor-Bessie Bea-
dies, Theima Coplin. jasmine Ed
wards, Frank Hunter, Nirgie Jackson,
Fannie Jones. Francis Lathrop, Jar
vie Lythgoe. Selden Spangler, Susie
Varro, Kathleen Ward.
Second honor-May Bradley. Fred
Davidson, John Messich, Margaret
Morrison, Lucy Noel Louie Milburn,
Mary Milburn. Bessie Osburn, Fred
Sorenson. Alease Thorpe, Ruth Waugh
an, Ralph Tedford.
Others promoted --- Raymond
Crouch. James Ellis. Fred Gray. Har-
ry Harris. Curtis HeckIer. Edwin Hun
ter. Edna Leanhard, Harry Medium
Clyde Mattax, Lena Oakley, Lille
Rock, Able Rosenberg. Harvey Mont
gomcry, ffsrbert Nations, Mary Whit
more. John Wagner
I r. grade, first honor~-MelVin Bag
by. Drury Gillie, Howard Quinn, An
ME Allen, villa Collins, Lillian David
son, Ruth Dean. Mary Gresham, Mar
garet Fry.
Second honor Melville Bradley
Dudley Collins Marice Cridlin. Stuart
jackson, Fred krackal, Gerhard Lar
son. Raymond Ieanhard, Milton Ray
horn. Harry Ruth, Earl Reitlebach
Charlie Wacher, John Ward, Lynn
spangler. Walter Myers, Willie Myers
Grace Cridlin, Hazel Harding. Jean
Munro. Gay Pollard.
Others promoted--Cioidie lsilen
Maggie Hardtnh. Leah Hollis. Eva
Oakley, Lucy Stengel, Robert Davis.
8 = grade. fist honor--Raymond
Apulewhite. Sarah Hicks. John Hub
bard.
Second honor--CHadys Binns, Myr-
tie Alexander. Temple Bragg, Lille
Chcnault. Myrtle Chenault. Adolph
Davis, Charlie DIETRICH, Sadie Gray
Mabel Harris, Myrtle Heckler. Harvey
II Higgins, ALIVE tzurseu. Etizabeth Ter
Walter Lotsey Elsie Mueller, torde-
liza Oakley. Mary iuhasek, BRYAN
Kayhorn, Ella Ruth, Lewis Bowers.
Others promoted-Hewitt Gresham
Percy Smith. Chris Soureson. Herman
Mueller.
Il grade. first honor--Bruee Alex
ander. Alfrey Fry.
Second honor--Aichanan Resebug
Dean Spangler, Carl Smith.
promoted-~Ernest Bagby, Eddie
burnett, Carrie Wright, Tom Fawcett
Josie Pollard, Jesse Kibler( EXcellt
Beadles, Leslie Gray, Jessie Ruth. Joe
Taylor, George Moore. Hester Allen
Frances Smith, Myra stageleder
! E Il grade. first honor--Archit
Monroe. Wayne Smith.
Second honor--Sidney Hunter
Isaiah Smith, Helen Munro, Emard
Quinn. Doris Shapland-
Promoted--Dudley Cosby, Monroe
Crawford Fred Dietrich, Douglas
Peasants. Thomas Taylor, Eva Koch
Raymond Bottoms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
RICHMOND PLANT LOOKS
FOR RUSH OF ORDERS

The Richmond plant of the Ameri-
can Locomotive Company is expecting
considerable increase Of work as a
result of numerous orders for engines
that have been just placed with the
company.
These orders call for ten locomo-
tives for the Cuba Railway Company,
four consolidation locomotives for the
Mexican Northwestern. and thirty en-
gines for the Chicago and Alton.
The local plant is now building more
than 100 locomotives for the Balti-
more and Ohio, and II Is said that its
present orders will carry work through
the month of August.
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Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.1
HARRIGONRURG. VA. May 10
While fixing a belt under a saw frame
at Bowman's sawmili at Zion. Shen-
andoah county, Hugh Hoover's cloth.
ing was caught In the machinery ana
ceiYed two hroken ribs, dtslocateA-
arm. shoulder and knee, frightful
cash on the head. He was wound
70 tightly in the machinery that his
clothing had to be cut from his body
70 free him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
LEESBURG LAWYER BADLY
HURT IN WASHINGTON

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
IEESBURG VA, May 30.-Judge
Richard II. Tebbs, former Judge OF the
county court OF Loudoun. was severely
injured in Washington Friday after
room, being struck by trolley car
fractured and internal injuries are
feared. He is at the Homeopathic hos
pital. and hie condition Is critical.
Judge Tehbs 10 Afty-aye years cid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
ONE NEGRO SHOOTS ANOTHER
IN ROW AT CHURCH FESTIVAL

Especial to The Richmond yirglnian }
SPOTSYI.vANIA, VA, May 30.--At
festival held al Syivania colored
church Saturday night an alteration
occurred between two colored men.
Edgar Lee and Zach. Dawson. which
resulted in Dawson being shot by Lee
in the abdomen Dawson Isl thought
to be seriously wounded and Lee was
arrested and lodged in jail for pre-
ljminary hearing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30

some time at the Pocahontas cottage.
Virginia Beach.
MIR. and Mrs. Adolph Diliare are at
the Yacht Club at Wilioughby Spit
for the Weekend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
E.ngagement Announced.

Especial to The Rieiffnefad N4FgfHiHH.4
HARRISONBURG. VA, May go
Announcement Is made OF the APP
preaching marriage of Prof. Charles
M. Roller, OF Bridgewater College.
and Miss Gertrude Floyd. daughter
.t.f- Afr.--s,ssti Mrs NJ fs.-ks
Tenth Legion. Rockingham county.
The wedding will take place at the
Rridgewater College chapel at $3.50
r. M. June z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-30
NoAcohol!

Ast yow doctor n family medicine. ny
Ayers Sarsaeariila. 10 not easily better seiih-
out alcohol fAan aiih u. i iasss NJ asa
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