The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
PRINTED TICKETS
TO FAIR ENTRANCE
SMOOTH SCHEME MARKED on
sOUTHs,DE MANAGEMENT ny
SOME FAKlR-
SHOT IN BARHAM HOME
UNKNOWN PARTY FIRES BULLET
INTO WINDOW OF FORMER
EDITOR-MANY cows ARE
DISEASED.
SHOT IN BARHAM HOME


ISOLATION by the operations of this
crook lie not actually known, but 1t is
believed to-day that 1t Is not more
than 5000.
Manager Ruftin declares there is
nothing to indicate burglary, while
there are persons who are alleged to
have talked with a stranger who was
here during tbs fair who told about
printing tickets FOR railroads fairs,
shows. etc. It Is believed that the
stranger secured The serial number of
the rolls of tickets in use here, and
that he duplicated Il large number OF
them, about 400 Of which were sold
as admission tickets.
The man ls said to have produced
-two-et,ktts H tttt-I +.ts-esi4-Ir A4es-
he and ona of the girls connected with
one Of the midway shows went to
Newark, n. Y.
When the suggestion was made TO
the fair management that II examine
the tickets taken at the gates 1t was
stated that that the tickets had been
destroyed The mystery surrounding
the discrepancy between the amount
realized from the sale of tickets. and
the number of tickets taken up, seems
far from a solution.
Many Cows Infected.
Inspections of DAIRY cattle by Dairy
rnhpee'or j. T.. Noiiiei' aliu LIZ u
isenel, Nstei'"ais seoa. hnSe
SHOWN tnere are III hvo heros OF cat
tie at dairies in Petersburg, and Prince
George, Dinwiddie and Chesterfield
counties, supplying Petersburg with
milk, forty SEVEN cows affected with
TUBERCULOSIS.
lhese cows nave Deen see egafed
and shipped to Richmond to be
siauehtereu "ilueI the super isloh oi
Ing ieaefsi Ne'eiliials oeparti''en'.
IN one heiu io"r' ceh ooMs "eie
.o"i,u ailesleu' W a.,oe.oi eNe' anu
~ .'io as'lat,,"s VA ~ 'Ien's
ua w S.I,.a
.a,,,, u.,y,in t.,TIanaa,. s .,o,
tive years StAa this r,,r,,ine -, thn
rouidanes ~ 49, ~. raT,s A., 90 a. NJ,
rhonas caIlander IN Anomn strna, ar
~ a., t,,nass - 49, uie'ts ~ 80.
disease lvunbat;c ,aileer,ta tor ,ybjch
M, cure 10 knorn II 10 said Mr.
CALENDER was arnarenth. In sooa
health when he vas suddenly attaek
ed by the unusual disease a slow ana
steady bleeding. which continued I'M
til his death this morning He bore
his suffering with fortftude. and met
death with calm resignation Mr.. CAL
lender was popular young man of
exemplary character, and had scores
of friends. Tie is survived BY his par
ents. by one brother David Calender,
| of Colorado Springs. Colo. and by two
sisters, Misses Ella q. and Bessie Wills
Calender. of this city. The funeral
services Will be Sunday afternoon at
80 o CLOCK from 81. Fauis Episcopal
eharch.
Shot IN barhain Home.
Inc ponce are working on a mTs-
terry Whieh after twentS-four hours
seems tar from solution Last night
ABOUT Clock shot was fred
through the library window at the
nome OF II. J. BarhaTr, former edi-
tor OF the lndex-Appeal, by some un
known party The shot cut round
hole in the plate glass pane and
shivers of gHss were sent Gathering
III upon the floor. The police were
immediateiy called. but there was no
apparent clue. the person who fred
/ the shot probably having run through
the high school lot.
| Mr.. Barham was In the dining room
| at the time. He heard the shot end
| the crash Of glass and ran into TIE
| library and then to the outside OF
| the house, but he was too late to see
| any one. While Mr.. Barham believes
| the shooting TO have been done by
some mischievous boy with an air
/ rifle, the police are not satisfied with
( that theory and hope to learn who
| fired the shot, The ball has disap-
peared completely and cannot be
found.
Death Statistics.
The repolL- of the City Health De-
partment Tor the month ending oc-
tober 20 shows there were So deaths
in Petersburg during the month. OF
this number 70 were Of white pers- rs
and Al colored. Twenty-Five were OF
children younger than fve years. ard
two were of persons more than eighty
years OF age. Typhoid Fever caused
one death. diphtheria one, cancer two.
| Brights disease six. tuberculosis eight.
Ten bodies we're sent from Petersburg
for burial, and nine bodies We're
brought to this city from otter points
for intern,ent. The total number of
births in the city during the month
Is not available.
Joseph III. Gillian
died last night at his home on Frank
lin street, after a few hours Illness.
He was suddenly stricken early yes
h