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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-01

short orders-all day-and night
al the New Antler Cafe.
Chief Engineer Sorenson Of The
Steptoe Smelling and Mining com
.paRy left on Thursday morning for 3
trip . Fl Paso. Tex. from where be
viii visit points N New Mexico and
nav &c 10 cd Mexico before rs re-
turn. His trip j D o personal
business
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-01

J. ! Davidson. Nevada Northern
storekeeper. VII depart this morn
ing viii hls wife and daughter. for
a t~Nenty-daY trip . points n Iui-
nois and Michigan
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-01

Christian Science services a the
Christian Science hall. OF NnrrY
street between Aultman and High
streets SUNDAY school. $50 = m.
Church. i q. m subject In
reality. Wednesday evening ser
vice, SIS ,. N.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-01

The Stepsoe Grocery has just re
oeived a line OF work gloves
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-01
LOCAL. NEWS

No. Good luck u yea. Billy boy
wherever you 50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
WEDNE SDA Y CLUB
''@ '".' '~ PUTS UP PRICES

The question of the amount of the
subscription fee 10 be charged for
the Wednesday Clubs next May music
festival concerts has been finally set
tied. The subscription fee Is fixed by
The board OF .goserRssgS-, st s. h.-,-.., .e.
This advance over this years fec is
necessttated by the enormous cost OF
shs- sansaesp Festival plsa sss,,d tor =. sAa
The managing board decided that ic
would be Impossible 10 bring the high
class artists ard orchestra here and
sell the best tickets at 81. Subscrip-
tons are now bein greceived on the
sl5 basis at the office Of the Wed
nesday Club Cable Piano Company
building, 2i3 East Broad street. The
great success that crowned tho eff
forts of the Wednesday Club this year
has inspired the organization to the
most ambitious enterprise OF IT'S kind
ever attempted in Virginia
1t is believed that the next music
festival of the Wednesday Club viii
be an event OF such magnitude and ar
tistic interest that. thousands will he
attracted to Richmond from all parts
Of the Stale,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
RANCE OF PRICES
HIGHER ON Street
FRACTIONAL GAINS HECORDED
IN LEADING RAILROAD ISSUES
PRICES IRREGULAR.

NEW YORK. May 2a.--Aithough
there was some irregularity in the
stock market at the opening day the
range of prices were moderately high :
er than at saturdays close. Cana
dian Pacific advanced to 226 SIS and
functional gains were recorded In Union
Pacific. Southern Railway and Rock
Island.
Price movements through the first
hour showed pronounced irregulrity,
but the important changes were In
nearly ali cases in the direction Of
higher prices.
Governments unchanged; other bonds
strong
Although the trading element con-
tinued to show hesitation about taking
81 positive position on the market
there was no trace OF uDeasiness.
The market continued to show a
firm tone in the afternoon. mum Der
of issues making moderate gains over
midday priecs
The stock market closed strong.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
THE R1oHMorD vrRaIT1Ar MONDAY NAY %, 1911.

little woman. Only the other day
Mr.. De villars showed me q letter
which his wife. wrote to him, In
which she said that the Coahuila
man who De Villars said. was at the
~ he plot. had dined with he.
and her children and had told her
that her husband was doing thing
that would make him great man IN
Mexico. Pm awfully sorry for Airs.
De villars. but 1t could not he helped"
Representatives or Madero. after
long conference with De VIllars Sat
urday night. decided 1t best to secure
a warrant for him In the United
States. He was arrested Ia the lobby
Of his hotel.
Francisco Madero Sr.. gather OF
the leader, said to-day;
This is only another instance Of
divine interpositiou. My sons life
has been saved by miracles moro
than IA score of times In the last three
months This plot might have sue
ceeded. only my sons enemies got
hold of Iwc faithful men by mistake.
| believe the plot was made by the
Cientifioos, who represent the money
and grating interests Of Mexico
know the leader of tho plot we'll My
father once made his father governor
OF Coahiula, but the governor proved
inefficient and failed or collection.
The mans family has a grudge
against as.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
SYRIAN SAYS he
IS FEUO VICTIM
NOW UNDER ARREST ON .ARGE
OF MURDER COMMITTED
N EUROPE.

Syrian. Joseph Kouri charged
with being a fugitive from justice
In Turkes, declares tnat hp is the
victim OF a clan foud.
Kourt Is locked up III the city jail
awaiting u hearing, lie has engaged
Attorney Gilbert Pollock for his coun-
sell bat has not been admitted to
ball.
The charge against Koun waa made
by Syri4us after a aght In that col
ony had resulted 81 tho arrest of
eleven s~arthy sons OF Shem. Appa-
rently mild hammered, tifuld creatures
went 10 chief of Police Werner and
told him they would swear Koarf had
killed two children IN his Syrian home
town. Some We're willing 10 swear
he had Killed three
The police viii endoavor Ia find out
whether kourt IS really wanted for
murder by the Turkish government
or whether his enemies are just try
ing to make trouble for him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
PORTRAIT PAINTERS
SERIOUS CHARGE
CONTINUED from First Page.

South Dakota Delegation that they
appeared again before the Senate
committee on finance to-day to pro-
test against II.
The treaty was conceived In Sc
cret' said w. II. Lyon, Of Sioux Falls,
''and Will promote United States emf
grafton to Canada Corn producers
In the United States say they are i'm
mune, but thay VIII find that reduced
prices Of oats and barley caused by
free admission or those grains from,
Canada viii knock down the price OF
corn In this country
The President discovered that we
needed q food supply from across the
border. II that tine ever comes, 1t
Will be when we are dead, Does the
President not know that the present
United States grain production could
be doubled The President spoke OF
thin Canadian cattle that might be
fed up IN this country. I Travelled ia
Canada and found the cattle as thick
as they are In the States. II Canada
wants 10 share in the great United
States market let Ii pull dawn the
British emblem and run up the stars
and Stripes
james y. MeKenney. Of Bradley. s.
D. and A. r. Chamberlain. Of the
State Agricultural College. both fred
shots at the Canadian agreement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
DAN CUPID FO|LS
PARKER s PARENTS
YOUTHFUL GROOM CLAIMS WIN
OW As BRIDE DESPITE Or
SrACLES IN PATH.

When Cupid gets busy the old folks
had better throw up the sponge.
me truth or this statement was ex-
empliiied Monday. when 1t became
known that Leroy c. Parker ana
Mrs 1nez Beavers were married in
washington two weeks ago.
The groom is a son OF Mr., and Mira
"hham Parker, OF 6I2 North Ninth
street lie Is only nineteen years old.
ana SO when his parents got wind of
| his intention to marry Widow Beay-
ers. they promptly requested clerk
waiter christian, OF the Husrings
Court, not to issue the couple a H.
cense.
Mr.. Christian said that he would
be glad TO comply with the request.
but did that not feaze young. Park
er and tho widow. Finding the bars
up against them here, they promptly
hied themselves away to Washington,
and there found little difficulty in
having the knot tied.
Mr., Parker and his bride returned
to Richmond soon after the ceremony
and are now stopping at a0ll Beverly
the late +. c. Beavers, OF Richmond.
and is several years the senior Of
her second husband. She has a bright
little boy. five years old. by her first
marriage.
- Mi parker's mother stated Merida y-
that she had seen her son once since
the Washington eiopement, bat had
Fsss- ~seesa lass ssrkae aiYe4, $50 fss .as n
the parental forgiveness was not Yet
forthcoming.
The father OF the youthful groom
Is SUPERINTENDENT of the Mutual sky
scraper building on Main street while
hA la yAf 1E
and Is We'll known in local labor cir
cles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
BODY Of YOUTH
FOUND IN WOODS
NANSEMOND COUNTY OFFTCERa
HAVE MURDER MYSTERY !.
TO SOLVE.

SUFFOLK, VA, May 2s.--wlth hin
face SCARED and bruised, his neck
broken and finger marks on his throat.
Charles Brinckey, the fifteen year-otd
son of ]. W. Brincklcy, a prominent
merchant and farmer at Nurney sta
ton, SIX miles from Suffolk, wan
feuffG dead III Ii Thlcket near fifSf-
nome last evening about o'clock.
The boy left home Saturday evening
70 visit friends az the home Of JeJidf0
BYRD three-quarters of mile AWAY
He failed to return. and. thourh
not in the habit OF roaming away
from home. his parents supposed -
naa spent the night with his friends
They became anxious Yesterday. hovg-s
ever. and searching parties were or
= '.ss. VI 'fss7 ssssvtst
John Gamer. negro man. employe6.
by Mr., Byrd, has been arrested A. p.
suspect. The deed was evidently prN-|
meditated and the murderer chose tha3
darkest spot. on the road to fall on IT.
unsuspecting little victim
Every officer In the county anA
hundreds OF citizens are a., work ar
the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
&c NERAL LAWS
APPLY To PRIMARY
REGISTRARS BOOKS MUST BE
PRODUCED AT PARTY con-
TEsTS.
REGISTRARS BOOKS MUST b

/ Primary election laws are the same
as general election regulations il the
opinion Of Attorney General Wiluarus
The registrar for Franklin county
declined to furnish his registration
books for ii primary held last Thurs
day. The Circuit Court was appealed
10 and a rnandamus issued compelI-
ing the registrar 10 furnish the books
/ This followed out the same idea as
sustained by the Supreme Court of
Appeals. to the effect that frauds IN
primaries are punishable 10 the sa me
extent as in regular elections
Attorney General Williams saws:
In my opinion, the registrar is as
much bound under the law 10 deliver
the registration books to the judges
Of the primary election as at regular
election. and Is liable 20 the penalties
prescribed by law for failing TO do
SO. Otherwise the primary election
law would be a farce and meaning
less -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
MANY M|sHAPs IN
FLYING Contest
PARTICIPANTS ARE ORDERrrn
BY PROMOTER TO REMAIN A. N
NICE FOR BETTER
WEATHER. vi

NICE, FRANCE. May 2e.-HN
weather and mfshaps are oyerfakArsss
the aViators who are contastfnr sSs,
the l,S0o mile race from Buc to TsarsssaS
the prizes OF which will total elnnS3
oeo A storm Is now raging ii lea1SI
and kilograms received to-day f11IIs11s
the Petit Parisien. which ID prorn x5ssI
Ing the race, ordered the aviatorn Sf&
wait at Nice for better conditions Il E1
Garros and Ensign Conneau.
ied in the first day Of the race. SSjS7iY
at Av1gnon. 4o3 miles from the e.
ing point, at g. 6. and $3.50 0sciS
this morning respectively, despita ri
heavy rain. Garros fell when ~
Penas and injured his machine. aof.11a
ing injury himself S&yS55z
Conneau was forced to dascanx gSSal7!
Brignoles TO repair his motor.
las machine suffered q broken n
a short distances from ,AyiGnon..
kimmerllng ard Vidart were III i5
ported as going toward Nice
10 @, naSSt adverse q aa slitinFaa zfSz1
Nothing has been heard from
ry Veymann. the only AmoYicamss
trant, who was forced to alinhHs
Troyes, being tn trouble. SSs8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
BREACHES ANNUAL
MEMORIAL SERMON
REV. LANDON X. MASON AID.
;, DRESSES THE CONFEDE-
RATE VETERANS.

Annual memorial services prelimi-
nary to the ceremonies at Hollywood
Cemetery in tribute TO the memories
of the men Of the Confederacy who
have gone to their last reward were
held Sunday night at Grace Episco-
pal church. Main and Foushee streets,
with every pew occupied and repre-
sentatives present from every Con-
federate memorial organization In
Richmond.
Rev. Landon r.. Mason. rector OF
Grace Episcopal church, delivered the
annual memorial sermon. eulogizing
the virtues OF the men In whose honor
the veterans were gathered. Bishop
Gibson read the service and the choir
sang How Firm a Foundation" and
Onward, Christian Soldiers" A
large percentage OF the congregation
was composed OF ladies, members Of
the auxiliaries OF Confederate and
memorial associations.
Plans have been completed for the
exercises at Hollywood Cemetery
Tuesday, under the auspices OF the
Hollywood Memorial Association, the
program for which has been an
nounced In The Richmond Virginian
A call has been issued to members
of r. E. Lee Camp to assemble at
the camp hall at 1880 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon to attend the ceremonies.
Final instructions also have been
issued to other organizations and the
military commands which are to par
ticipate in the parade and memorial
exercises The Richmond Light In
fantry Blues Battalion viii march
under command Of Captain Paul
Shafer In the absence Of the battalion
officers
The First Battalion, First Eegf-
ment. Boys Brigade Of Virginia. will
he seen on parade for the fret time
and the lads In this organization are
on their metfie To make fine APP
pearance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
NEGRO CHECK FLASHER
GIVEN SIX MONTHS

SIX months was the sentence given
Arthur Thompson. corored. by Jus
tlce Crutchield IN Police Court, Mon
day. Thompson Is the Norfolk negro
who came TO Richmond with an AL
legged draft on Browns Savings Bank
which he deposited IN the Mechanics
Savings Bank here and then proceeded
10 draw checks on his deposit He
lived high around Miiler's hotels in
Second and Leigh Streets, until II was
discovered that his checks were worth
less
Proprietor Miller ard Paul Donald
son fell victims TO Thompson's get
rich-au!clC scheme and between them
are mourning the loss OF $3.50 Three
months IN each case was the order OF
the court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
LAoIILTON'S CREW GETS
EXTRA MONTHS PAX

The members of the crew OF th4
Old Dominion Line steamer Hamt1t00s
have received an extra months ~
for their services in connection with
the rescue of the passengers AND
crew OF the Ward Line steamer MaTf-i
da when that vessel sank of thS Viz
ginia coast several weeks ago. IT,
extra pay came from the Ward It0os
which IN this way showed It's appr0A
citation done by the Old dominion bcA&
and its crew.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
WOOL.
TRADERS HAMMER
COTTON PRIC1ES

NEW YORK. May 29.-CU940
opened three to six points highet bN4
soon eased. Traders were encou1a19
to hammer the prices by the Nnt1on
Ginners figures. Values lost the H.
tial advances. s2aa
Cotton prices: May 1552a5s; JuJg4
Il 64a65; August l5.01a02; Septemb4tS
13b2a53: October. 1309alo; Novennhekx
'l3O3 offered December, 13.02a0a: Ja1A
uary, 13.02a03; March. 1s.osa10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
Accidental SHOOTING.

On the charge OF shooting Miss Mat
tie Coles. Brander and Hull Streets.
Saturday night Willie Higgins. q white
man. "A years OF age. was arrested
and bailed for his appearance Nom
day morning. II developed at the
hearing Monday that the pistol went
Off accidentally. the ball grazing Miss
Coles hair. She did not desire to
prosecute the case as she and Higgins
were playing with the weapon and
she was as much at fault as he. Hig-
gins WAS not able to show a clean bin
of health as to his reputation and JUS
tice Maurice ordered him to leave
town after paying fine Of $40 and
costs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
Danana Suit.

Before Judge Wells In the Hastings
Court, Part Z, on Monday, the hear
ing Of the $1,000 damage suit Of Pow
ell against the City Of Richmond com
monced Powell. who wns "a cripple
before the alleged injury was gus
tanned, claims 10 have suffered add
tional injuries by stumbling over n
defect In Il water plug In the sidewalk
In Old Manchester. He Ia represented
by p. l.. and W. C. Pulliam, while
the city Of Richmond Is represented
by Col George Wayne Anderson. as
sistant city attorney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

Charged with assaulting Reuben
Gates LAST Tuesday night In the
Creighton road. John Fl. Wade. Junius
Boiling and Fulton Braxton. coIored.
were arrested Sunday afternoon az
Cold Harbor. Hanover county. by Dep-
uty Sheriff w w Sydnor and Officep
w. M. jesse, OF Henrico The three
negroes were locked up In the county
jail and will be given q hearing TUGS.
day morning by Justice Puryear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

r J Bond known 6y his ncqua!nt- =
ances as Dixie" Rond, was before
Squire ]. T, Lewis. Of Ignrte, coun-
". Monday charged with striking a
white man at Georges camp, on the
belt line, where both worked, with a
piece Of iron pipe He was sent on to
the grand jury, Mr., George the mana
ger Of the camp, becoming his seCur-
ity III the sum Of $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
OPENS SIDEWALK CASE
AND GETS A DOLLAR

sunday night some one broke into a
sidewalk case III front OF Wiltshire's S,
1903 f. Main Street, and stole one
dollar bill The money was In the
case 10 emphasize the price of some
neekties which, though offered for ST..
were Of three dollar quality. according
to the card which accompanied the
money and the ties. The case was
probably pried open with a mason's
trowel, which was found on q stair
way nearby.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
Mr.. Atkins Ill.

Charles r. Atkins. a well known
young newspaper man Of this city. II
seriously i'll at bis hoIne in Robin
son street, West End. Mr.. Atkins
was Unconscious a part Of yesterday
and three doctors and trained nurse
were in attendance. Although hta
condition is somewhat improved, hl0
mother is expected to arrive to-day
from Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
FRANZ JOSEF is
AT DEATHS DOOR

Z BUDAPEST. May @a.---1Jespi,e as
surances OF an improvement IN the
condition OF Franz Joseph. the aged
Austrian emperor, Arohduke Franz
Ferdinand, heir to the throne, to-day
cancelled his contemplated trip 10
Brussels 70 remain within immediate
call and assume the reign In event
of his uncles death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

At Highland Park Methodist
church Monday night Rev. Daniel n.
Merritt, pastor Of the church, preach-
ed the baCcalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of the Highland
Park High School The church was
filled TO overlooking and the con-
gregation was treated to an elaborata
program Of music in addition to the
sermon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

Trial 81 the $25,0oo suit og Mrs
Emma 5. Tenney against the News
Leader Publishing Company vas be-
gun in the Law and Equity Court
Monday. Mrs. Tonney alleges that
she was grossly ltbeFed ~ thn publt-
cation of an article In the News Lead
er In connection with her divorce
action against George o Tenney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
TRAINS CRASH;
RESORT BURNS;
MANY ARE DEAD


Five cars on the flyer were hurled
into the ditch and the baggage ana
smoker on the local were derailed
None of the passengers on No. II
was seriously injured. The steam
pipes In the flyer broke and several
passengers were scalded.
The baseball teams OF Denver and
omaha Of the Western League were
OF board the westbound train.
President Gill, Pitcher kinseila and
second Baseman Lloyd. of the Den
Yer Club, and Bert X ely. of the On-
aha team. were slightly injured Both
teams were occupying a tourist car.
which turned over.
Gill had bone In his foot broken,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
Democratic Club Meeting.

The Washington Ward Democratic
Club WITH hold an important meeting
"Wednesday night. May 81, at 8
o'clock. In the Courthouse (Hustings
Court. Part %. All members are urx-
ed to attend Officers of this club
deny the report that the club Is a
partisan one. They state that 1t Is a
permanent organization and that all
this Democratic candidates. will DO in.
yited to address the club. Wednes-
day nights meeting 10 principally to
hear .EaPocfS Of committees a.sss. s.si.. x,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
GRANTED LEAVE TO FILE
BILLS OF EXCEPTION

An order was entered in the city
circuit court Monday allowing counsel
tor the defendant In the case of John
H. Lyons against Miller and Comma nv
to file bills of exception. In the trial
OF the case the plalnsiff was awarded
fLaVo. the amount asked TOR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
YORK COMPANY e
COMES TO RICHMOND

The York Nentiiating Company. ot
York, Pa. secured foreign corpora
ton license from the State Corpora
ton Commission Monday and Will
open an office In this city. The COM
pany Will erect and install heating
and ventilat.ng systems
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
Hrannh Y M C 4

According to the present plans Of
the Richmond i. NJ. c. A, d branch
office OF the association VIII be opened
in South Richmond before tha end or
the year. An effort IL now being made
to md suitable place and also q
Suitable man TO be In charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
Hines Case Continued

The case Of Oscar IT, Hires. charged
with the murder Of james Conway, was
continued till June 6. when called In
tho husttngs court Monday morning
for trial The continuance was order
ed on the ground that counscl for Hines
was out OF the city on legal business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
hsyYs,t-eacler Win,

verdict Tor tue defendant was re-
turned by "a jury In the la4g and equity
court Monday In the $25.o0o suit OF
Mrs. Emma $, Teuney against the
News Leader Publishing Company.
the verdict being rendered In accord
ance With Instructions from the court,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

Fire In an ash barrel on the prem
ises of Or. Edwin p Wright. 2o8 East
Ma3n Street. cesFied o7ty cf tho Depart
ment Monday morning shortly before
the noon hour Practically no damage
was done.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

Judgment Tor voc SUBJECT 10 a
credit OF sS2.75, was entered in the
litss 1saQals ,S,sagss .&s-si ss4 iss. Gsessr /,
or the plaintiff In the suit of r. Mil
ton Norris against the Rambler Auto
Company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
Revival Continued.

Owing to the unusual success at
tending the revival at Cowardin Ave-
nue. Christian church. 1t was decided
to continue It for while longer. Rev.
B. H. Melton Is assisting the pastor.
Rev. F. w. Long. and his preaching
Is having pronounced effect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

Rupert J Graham and Margaret NJ
Brtofy, both Of Richmond. obtained
q marriage license IN Washington Mon
day morning, according to special
dispatch from that city. The name of
neither party appears In the city direc-
tory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29
PRISONER is BROUCT||
BACK FROM OMAR

Especial To Tho Richmond vir9
ROANOKE. VA. May 29sHpH r
man. wanted at Newcastle an =
OF felonious shooting. carrying
ceaied weapons and misdemeanG
arrested several days ago N
Of thu CheAAneakA and oI1Ko
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-29

Captain William A. Herbert Of Com.
pany A, First Infantry who WAS
member OF the third detail OF Virginia
Volunteer officers to be sent to San An
tonic. Texas. ~ observe tbs maneu-
veTs Of the United States Army, has
returnea 70 Richmond