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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
John brown.

Especial to The Richmond yireinian.3
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June ~.
4F: John Mtownf foranpr1yfDk .ttie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22

e $500 is the price of Hammock Stand, made of
wood ron easily fixed very useful strong and dur
able.
Narrow Green Stat Screens, very durable, with
excellent pueys and strong white ropes ell feet deep
s. 10 and IL feet wide, prices range according
to sisc from $l.7s to $3.75.
Wide green Stat Screens, extra quality width O. :,
and 10 feet wide, with foot drop price from SITS
to $1.75.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
CHURCH HILL NEWS
for may
Church HIN Bank. 'phoned Madison 1881

ment OF English OF Bryn Mawr Col
lege, is spending the summer with her
rareuts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Headquarters for Porch Screens

Light Bamboo Screens s feet deep, excellent values,
prices range according to size
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-22
Hammocks and Porch Screens Are Ready

The scorching hot days Of June are here, and the
Porch Screens and Hammocks here too, make the
porch cool and comfortable, you sit the porch
lawn and be generally happy and comfortable with
of these screens and hammocks.
Woven Mesh Hammock the cheap hammock sold worth
regularly 81. u.s. special csc.
Woven Mesh Hammocks beautiful shade of red yellow blue
grey, and brown, in and trappngs $780,
$7.ee and up
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
PORTUGAL TO Be
A REPUBLIC SOON
At Least That Is What DR.. Costa
Says, But He May Be
Prejudiced.

LISBON. Sept IA Republican
form Of government In Portugal will
soon be an accomplished fact, accord
ing to DIR. Costa, head Of the Republi-
can party in Spain. Costa says that
the election for members OF the Cham
Der OF Deputies. which has just end
ed in big gains for the Republicans.
will be the last election held under
the monarchy, although the govern
ment party stiil has a majority In the
chamber.
The election was the fairest ever
held in Portugal" Costa said. as a
result OF which the Republicans and
their allies will be able TO dominate
the next session OF the chamber
The government Ia attempting TO
piacate the Republicans by promising
strong anti-clerical policy. but the
Republicans, supported by a large
part Of the population and powerful
wing In the army and navy. are de-
manding the abolition OF the dynasty.
Costa said he had reason 20 believe
that King Manuel. 70 save his throne
In the event Of the expected opposi-
ton developing. will dissolve Pariia-
uent. appoint a clerical government
and order a new election. which he
will attempt TO control. Such q step.
Costa says. will immediately result In
revolution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
D|-COUNTr v. c. I. U. !
OPENS fine MEETING
Large Attendance and Many In
teresting Features in Ses-
sion at Highland Park.

With a good attendance. the Fed@
Grated Bi-County w. c. T. Z. opened
its meeting Thursday morning at th9s
Highland Park Methodist church. De-
votional exercises were conducted BY
Rev. d. T. Merritt. and after this.
service he presented to Mrs. w. ~.
Bickera, president. an exquisite nou-s
quet.
An address Of welcome was dsiiv.s
cred by Mrs. A. @. ouarles and ~.
sponded to by Miss Julia Kelly. ok
Lee Cook WIS.
A greeting was delivered Mrs. Btcks
ers, and this was followed by IA ems.
couraging temperance address by Mr..
Il. r. Long. Mr.. A. q. ouArIes spoke
along the same line.
A noontime prayer was offered ~
Mr.. Long and then the most impor~s
tant feature OF the morning session
took place with the discussion OF the
Importance OF wearing the whitos
ribbon" This was led by Mrs @. ~
Carpenter. followed by Mrs. Bicksro
and others
The meeting then adjourned tor
lunch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Property transfers were listed in
chancery court Thursday as follows.
W. e. Terry to the Virginia Trust
Company, administrator for the estate
OF H. Luther Terry. property improv-
"a with residences Nos. 412 North
Fifth street, No. 74s North Third
street, No. SOS North First street, Nos.
TIC and 73s North Third street, No. $40
Catherine street, No. HIT 81. Paul
street, No. 100 coutts street and Ina
proved property fronting 20 feet on
b. Paul street near Baker street. The
deed conveys q one-half interest In all
the above listed properties and Is flied
in order to prevent or correct any
possible prrors affecting the titles to
the properties. The consideration IL
nominal, being only VI.
3. r. Fitzgerald IN wife 10 M. L..
Lloyd, property fronting 80 feet on
Sheppard street near Kepsington ave.
nue., $3.50.
s. II. Fitzgerald and wife to. M. L.
Lloyd, property fronting 20 Ella feet
on Sheppard street, near kensinston
avenue, 1850.
Cornelia ~. Elicit to Oscar Il. Par
rieh. property improved with esi-
dance No. 27o0 East Grace street.
$1,000.
Lee Annex Realty Corporation to
M. 3. Stuts, property fronting so feet
on Park avenue. near Cleveland street,
17U0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
FEW MORE DAYS
TO ENTER RACE.
Nominations in virginian Con-
test to Close Shortly-Room for
Many New Contestants.

With the second voting period closed
and the third begun, only a few more
days remain In which 10 make nomi-
nations in The Richmond Nirginan's
$4,000 subscription conteH.
Before many days elapse the Contest
Manager will close his nomination
books and the opportunity tor you to
get into the race and earn $7o0, $500
or 5000 as a bonus. In addition TO
recompsnse of ten per cent. OF all the
money you get Tor subscriptions, will
have faded.
Have you grasped this opportunity?
If not you should do SO at once. Fill
in the nomination blank In to-day's
Virginian, send Ii TO the Contest
Manager, get start of 5000 credits
from him and go to work. Neither
the number of contestants in the race,
nor the number of credits they have
should discourage you, There Is al
ways plenty of room at the top. There
is no reason why you, with few days
OF good earnest work for subscriptions
should not soar to the top Of the list
Of contestants and earn a handsome
reward, which will give you a fine
next egg for a bank account or permit
you to crafty some cherished wish.
The number of credits which each
contestant has is printed elsewhere in
to-day's Virginian. The Contest Man.
ager does not guarantee the accuracy
of the number just now. because of
the monumental number Of credits
and ballots received during the closing
days OF the second voting period.
The third voting period closes Sep
TENDER 80. On that day there will
he half dozen smiling faces, the
or 500 in their hands. You could
use one Of these presents The Vir-
gilman is going to make and You
should get into the contest so as to
put yourself in line to receive one of
them as a contestant,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01

NEW YORK, September Con
tributing Editor Roosevelt In the Out
look out to-day prints teiesraphsd
answer to the recent charges MADE by
the New York Evening Post In which
he employs adjective and invective
in. the true Rooseveltian manner.
After quoting at length from the edt-
torial and It's intimation that he was
attacking the corporation to make
them support him, Colonel Roosevelt
says:
I'm the struggle for honest politics
there IL no more place for a liar
than there II for a thief. And IN the
movement designed to put an end to
domination of the thief, but little good
can be derived from the assistance Of
the liar.
"Of course objection will be made to
my use of this language. My answer
is that ! am using II merely scienti-
flcally and dcscriptively. and because
no other terms express the facts with
the necessary precision. In the article
in which the Evening Post comes to
the defense of those IN present con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
NO MORE PLACE FOR LIAR
THAN THERE is FOR THIEF
COL Roosevelt in Red Hot Statement Puts Writer OF Article
in Evening Post In "Ananias" Club.

troll of the republican party In New
York State, whom II affected to OPP
pose In the past, the Evening Post
thraugh whatever editor personally
wrote the article. practiced every
known form Of mendacity.
AS far as l am concerned every
man visited the White House openly,
and Mr.. Hartman among the others.
/ took no money from Mr.. Hartman.
secretly or openly, to buy votes. or for
any other purpose. Whoever wrote the
article in the Evening Post In .aues-
ton knew that this was the fouiest
"a ha Sest lIa
The statement OF the Post is not
only false and malicious; Is not only
I'M direct contradiction of the Facts
but Is such that 1t could only nave
been made by a man who, knowing
the facts, deliberately intended 70
pervert them Such an act stands on
level of infamy with the worst act
ever performed by corrupt member
Of a legislature or city official, and
stamps the writer with the same
moral brand that stamps the bribe-
taker'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The New
York Evening Post. responding 20
Colonel Rooseyelt's editorial In to-
days Outlook. says: Mr.. Roosevelt
writes in the Outlook that the editor
of the Evening Post In a liar and
adds that objection will be made to
that language. Not by us. We re-
gard II as a decoration. To be
thought worthy Of receiving the Or
der OF Merit, which Mr.. Roosevelt has
bestowed upon SO many distinguished
citizens. makes US. in his own words.
very proud and also very humble.
we were with measures to force
corporations out Of politics. especially
10 make II iilega1 for them to contri.
butte money to political campaigns.
long before Mr.. Roosevelt was. ana
did our best TO make corporation gifts
to politicians odious at the very time
when Mr.. Rooseveit's agents were col
lecting hundreds OF thousands of dol
lars from them to help elect him
President. In view of all this We will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
MAY MAKE CHASGTS
IN NORFOLK GOVERNMENT

Especial TO The Richmond virginian)
NORFOLK. VA, Sept There la
likely to be several changes In the
municipal government on Septernbe
g. On that day the Norfolk cts
council meets for reorganization and
10 confirm the appointment OF a
health commissioner, police Justice
and chief OF police. These offices are
filled by the board OF control, but
their selections are subject to the con-
firmation OF the council. DR.. Fl. r.
Dupuy II the present health commits
Eioner. u. Bruce Simmons Ia police
Justice. and Charles @. kizer Is chief
Of police.
K.ser Is the only incumbent likely
70 succeed himself. DR.. Powhatan
s. schenck. chairman OF the city dem
ocraic executive committee. viii
probably succeed DR., Dupuy. and Jas.
r. Duncan. former city attorney. Is
slated TO become police Justice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
THIRD CONVICTION
WILL MEAN FOR LIFE
Robert Eppes, Who Has Served
Two Terms, Sent on to Grand
Jury For Larceny.

Robert Eppes, coiored. appeared in
the court OF Justice Crutchfield Thurs
day charged with the theft Of . gold
chain, diamond charm and fountain
pen from Mrs r. G. Martin. The
stolen articles were shown In evidence.
The robbery occurred ct acme time
between August and IL. Mrs. Martin
was not able to tell the exact Tina.
When Eppes was arreated he had the
articles on him. He was sent ON to
the grand jury.
II Eppes II convicted Of this chargs
he will be sentenced 70 the peniten-
tiary for life. He has already sArved
two terms In the Pen. ard the police
ala not know that ~ wAs out until
no turned up n this case.
the first time Eppeg wNnt up he wa
convicted Of grand larceny, and the
next time he went up for forgery. H
was given nftesn years for this Of
Tense. but was pardoned on Dscembef
%, 1905 Justice CrutchAeld remark
"a Thursday that Eppss was the firsi
negro he had ever seen convicted Of
forgery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
IS WEAK,
RECESSION NOTED
Tone on Exchange Depressed and
Little Activity
Seen.

NEW YORK. Sept. AFTER the
opening to-day the stock market de-
veloped a weak tone and recessions
were noted all around.
Losses OF from ! TO 2 LIZ points
were sustained in United States Steel
common. Southern Pacific. Baltimore
and Ohio st. Paul. Reading, Union Pa
eific, Northern Pacific. Pennsylvania,
Amalgamated Copper and American
Shelters during the first hour.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds dull.
Just before noon rallies occurred
from the lowest prices, with many
issues ruling Is to 3-s from the low
est of the morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
FIRST ROCK ROAD
SINCE THE WAR
Big Celebration at Roanoke IN
Honor of Completion of
Fine Thoroughfare.

fs,ecis, to The Richmond vtrginian.
ROANOKE. VA. sept. 1.--Thts AZ
ternoon Roanoke City and Hotetourt
ana Roanoke counties are celeoratins
the completion OF Mscadsm high,
10Y road built since the old salem
turnpike was constructed long before
r. Johnson. president OF the Nor
folk and Western, is master ot cers-
Az Re made an address emphasizing
the importance of road building. otn-
er sneakers viii be Congressman n. 2.
Flood. OF the Tenth district. hon ~
,,,ra and r. St.J Wilacn. State high
I'nnch was served at noon. Music
Ga furnished By the Rsdmsns band;
.rha csisbration 10 held on the Read
farm Two miles from the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
COLONEL CONSOLVO GETS
LEAVE TO VISIT EUROPE

With permission to go beyond the
seas" Colonel Charles III.
Consotvo. paymaster-general of the
Virginia volunteers. has been granted
forty-two days leave of absence by
4 special order just issued at the Of
nee Of the acknowledgement. II Is
understood that Colone, Conserve.
with Mr.. James v. Trehy, one of the
political leaders OF Norfolk, have ar
ranged to make a trip to Brussels.
They will leave September IL.
On September . the court of In
auiry for which Colonel Consolvo
asked In view OF the criticism of his
work in paying the soldiers who par
tictpated In the Gettysburg encamp-
ment. viii take place here at the ar
mory OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Biuee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
BEARS SELLING
COTTON FREELY
Early Rises Lost in Reactions At
ter Call-Market is
Quiet.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.--At the OPEN
ing the cotton market was quiet, ana
while prices were two points lower
to eight points higher. bears conttf1-
ued to sell freely. causing reactionw
after the call, in which most OF thos
early rise In the new crop was lost.
Cotton prices were as follows: Sep
TENDER. 14.15G 49,. October, 13.ba@s
81; December, 13.47d4s; january
13.446l45: March, 13.52953: May,4
f3.5s6 so: July, ls.54G5s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
POST IN BEST OF HUMOR
REVERTS TO HARTMAN

not retort MIR. Roosevelt's own word
upon him. but will merely say he has
been mfsinformed."
In conclusion, the Post says: 1T Ia
plain that the President urged Mr..
Hartman to come to the White House,
and that. in fact. MIR. Hartman. after
he did go to see MIR. Roosevelt. made
a contribution Of $4,000, and Harri-
man himself said; 4 was not po-
litical manager-x. Y, X, l could
not help TO raise money
This he did. collecting 100000 by
the expep diture OF which sum he
wrote to sydney Webster. at least
$50. 900 were turned in the city OF
New York alone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
FEAR REVOLUTION
IN PHILIPPINES
Former Provcial Governor Gath
ers Rebel Force and De.
fies Constabulary.

MANILA. September 1.--ConS
stabulary forces from Manila, Hayon&
bong and several other towns ~
hurrying toward Solano, In thu Nuex1l
vixcaya province. where simeon
Mandac Is holding rebel force an4
u defying the authorities. NAa6nN
holds the town. bat It is not beliexN4
he has q large force. H3wAa f0fn4A&
governor of the province Of uoro1
Norte and for years has been revoS
lutionary agitator. ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
BAKER C0M|hG
FOR OPERATION

\ Manager Lawlor, OF the Colts, has
received o letter from Charlie Baker,
the Colts shortstoR advising him
that he will come down 10 Richmond
in about ten days ana put himself
III the hands Of DR.. W.EP. Matthews.
He will submit 70 san operation for
appendicitis 70 a. - BE- a his best
form for NEXT ssssonH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
slUETHs ROUND UP
IS BLIND TIGERS
Suspected That Men Higher Up"
Are Supporting Illicit
Whiskey Places.

Especial TO The Richmond viretnian.)
RALEIGH. n. c.. Sept. i.--As the
result Of the work OF local detective
agency fifteen blind tigers have nAen
rounded up In police and Federal
courts this week and the ofdcers say
that the work has only started. Eleven
were In police court and four in the
United States commissioners court
and il IL understood that there are
warrants out for others. II Ii believ.
ed that many Of these are being sup
ported by men "hixher up" and an
effort IL being made to get them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
.bARGAM|h COMPANY
GOES TO THE WALL
Plumbing Supply House Files In
voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
IN District Court.

With liabilities of s3s.ses,i4, the @.
and A. BarRamin Company. plumbers
supply house of Ninth street. have
hled voluntary petition in bankrupt
cy in the United States District Court
here. Assets are placed at s2s,5i5.s6,
Open accounts and stock compose the
major portion OF the assets. while liza
bilities are largely in unsecured
claims. Haines, Jones and Codburry
Company. Of Philadelphia. have pur-
chased the stock of the bankrupt
firm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01

A sneak thief entered the home OF
Samuel Braxton, No. 2sl0 p street.
wednesday night ana stole two gold
watches, 4 savings hank containirs
ti7 ana two pairs of trousers, Tho
theft MAS reported 20 police headquar-
tsfs ana detectives have been assigned
20 the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
CHOATE CHARGES
ARE CONDEMNED
American Bar Association Gem
sires Attorney for Making and
Newspapers for Printing Them.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Sept. -
Though 1t had been previously ans
nounced that no action would be taken
at this session on the charges fiieds
against Joseph Fl. Choate. formeS
American ambassador to Great Bri.
tain, the American Bar Associations
to-day censured Attorney Chamlee. cf
this city, for fling the charges and
condemned the press for giving them
vide circulation. The charges were
originally brought by James r.. Watts,
OF New York, who alleged that Choate
had sold OUT a law suit and come
mitted other violations OF professional
honor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-01
Nsgrs ssshsss VIVA Fork.

Fl. q PurfOck, coloFed, charged with
stabbin9 Jessie Crawley with q fork.
appeared before JHstice Crutchneid
Thursday informing and was nned s..
Crawley drew = Ike ans tor disordsr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
GrosL.,--,,obinson.

Especial to The Iimes-pispatcll
fredericksburg, Va, December lO,T-s
Miss EDNA Robinson, of this city, left
here day for Wilmington, Dell
where she was married this afternoon
to Benjamin Gross, a former employe3
OF the Richmond, fredericksburg and,
Potomac RAILROAD, now employed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad, Miss
Robinson was accompanied by Mr., and
Mrs. charles ScTlo. The couple MIL
reside at Whining ton, Del. al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
SHOP EARLY
IN THE WEEK

Hutchinson concluded the argument.
for the motions. Argument concluded
at 5 o'clock.
! Judge Boyd announced that the ques-
ieachtng, and he would reserve his
decision until Monday. He adjourned.
court until that time; and Instructed
the jury to return, cautioning the
intimated that in order to get the
case fully presented lie might conclude
TO let the jury pass uponf ! he facts bc-,
fore. deciding upon the law points con-
tended for In the defandants' motion
Fremnnded to jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
,3narried here to-day to John Hem
bricks Daniel, OF Shenandoah Junction,
4, l@ctrical engineer In the
United states Navy, by Rev. Il, W.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
especial to The Times Dispatchsl

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
Chatham, Va, December l0.T-rMiss
Mary Z. tioolshy No!lng est !, daughter
and Jesse H. OUTLAW were quietly mar.
sried at the home Of the bride In West
Chatham Saturday afternoon at
O'clock Rey. lsyland Stanford. or
formed tho ceremony, The couple en-
tered the parlor to the strains of the
Wedding iIlarcl, from Mend elssolln,g
played by Miss Bessie .edWsy, ms
Mrs. Outlaw left over the Southern
Railway for an ext eiltlsd tour South.
The out -pf-toWn quests present Wara3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
Death OF Pia,i,,rlEht

Denth of Playwright, e
Hot Springs, Ark, December 10 80
Henry Guy Carleton, the playsVrigllt
died mere to-day Of para ysis, nged
SIXTY -four years. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
anltnatlons began November 81. and
out OF atlarge number Of candidates,
only four passed, Gwynn being one.
FRA, r. III. MEG.
WILL GIVE DEcIsloN MONDAY,
Arguments For and AgalnstA ID islnissal
Of White Slave Traffic Case.
TspeclalIto The Times- Dispa

Especial to The Times-D lspatcl.l
Greensboro. N. c.. December 10,--ln5
the Federal court to-day the whole
u so eonsa3s the ne Wha,e sense
Napier and Quaster--on argument by
counsel on the defendants' motion to
dismiss the case FOR want Of evidence,
and discussing the further demurrer
M Arguments opposing these motions
We're made by, District Attorney IIolton3
and Assistant Coble, and in the after
noon Judge lI3Snllna and ~ John ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11

.Messrs. w. II. Goolsby, of Lynchburs;
a. e. and r. NJ. Goolsby. of Richmond,
brothers Of the bride, and Mr.. vause,
of Durham. They will be at home to
their friends in West Chatham after
the goth of December.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
Observation-Disclosures,

lSpecialto tphe Tlmes-D DISPATCHED
WinGhester,S Va, n u ncenber II 0 III lissj
Llla lay MCKEE tlaug htel.s Of Il !. MRS.
LYDIA Me4ke 70, OF ed or elk 10 ount W. Vas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
Funs! FURs. PURs.

= TUFTS FepatTeu Hllu re1HOueleul TUIr
ssoats, fur-lfned Goa is, ant o coats, neck-
pieces and nuffs, Bring MS your old !.
fashioned coat or capo and we will
return 1t as u handsome set of furss
PIIILLIPS, l212I-2 East Broad
Street. 81 Val,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
NORFOLK MAN PASSED
One OF -Four Who Get by Examination
for Pay Corps.

Especial to The Time pispatch,l
4 washington, D. c.. December 1o.--It
was announced here to-day that Fl. c.
Gwynn, OF Norfolk, had successfully
passed the examinations required for
admission to the pay corps of the
navy, and would at once be commits
missioned and given duty. The en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
ONE-THIRD in GOLD !.
Portusal's New Law Governing ray-
VI ments OF Customs.

ments OF Customs. n,
Lisbon. December lo,-Tha Ministry
OF Finance will issue q decree pecern-
her Is, calling ror.the payment of one
third of I'LL custom duties In gold, The
Duke of 0porto publishes the an
ncunccment that he Intends to pay all
OF his debts In Portugal 1t Is believed
that King Victor Emmanuel of Italy
Is advancing the necessary funds ia
the duke In orderilto avoid a scandal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-11
Weeks last night while resisting arr

Weeks last night while resisting ar-s
rest on warrant for assanlting
white man In Lexington a few days
ago. Thompson ran when the officer
approached him. Two or three shots
were fired by the officer In the afr In
an. effort to stop him. Afterwards q
shot was directed at Thompson, which
entered Ills body Just under the left
shoulderblude, He was taken TO tho
hospital In stanton on the midnight
train, where physiclans located tho
hall in his left hip, The wound Az NOT
considered serious. s,S