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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
CONGRESS MUST
CONSIDER SCHLEy
RECENT CONTRIBUTION OF AD-
WEIGHT ON TESTIMONY.
MAY REOPEN THE CASE
CArTAIN CoSCAs, OF THE SPANISH
FLAGSHIP, ALSO GIVES I'M
PoHTANT TEsTIMoSY--SPE-
CIAL BILL LIKELY.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 25.--The Jus
tiHcation which Admiral Chadwick,
formerly Of Admiral SIMPSONS staff
has given for the loop Of tho Brook
Ign at the Battle OF Santiago is bound
to be taken cogui4ance IF by Con-
gress
The decision of the court Of inquiry
ia the famous @ehiey- Sampson case
AJs become II part Of the record vi
Admiral Schiey and would be part OF
the data to be used Ia case an official
biography of the hero Of Santiago
we're written. This fact taken In con
nection with Admiral Chadwick s. his
Tors Of the light has put "a new pha Sc
uu It case which was regarded as be-
INK closed for all time.
il was a case IN which II was
thought likely by the enemies Of Adj
mlrai Schiey that no new testimony
was possible. Naval officers are thor
oushiy aware Of the value of Admiral
Chadwick's contribution to the ''facNs
and there is official grounds for the
statement that Congress now has
enough ca which to re- open the case
and eApunEe the stigma az the ue-
uartmcuts record ~ Admiral Schley
The minor officials Of tho navy de-
partmeut naturally are opposed tc
talking when both the Secretary and
Assistant Secretary of the Navy are
Mt their summer homes Those here
saw that II is manifest that some OF
the officials At least would fight
against dtscredtting the judgment oi
the court Of inquiry which decided
the Schley- Sampson controversy
II Is common thing. however, fol
~ In ~,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
HOUSE ROBBED IN
BROAD DAYLIGHT
RESIDENCE OF W. j. McCREADY
BROKEN TNTO-MUCH PROP.
ERTY TAKEN.

During the absence of the family Of
w. J. McCready. Of No. 210 South
Randolph street, yesterday afternoon,
between the hours OF ! and o'clock.
the house was broken into through
a side window and property valued
at about $500 was carried away
Mr.. McCready is a well known
blacksmith. His daughter Miss Agnes
McCready, has a friend, Miss Beatrice
Bowie. stopping with her,
Mr.. McCready was at his place Of
business, and the others OF the FAM
lily were out shopping, when the rob-
berry took place
The house was ransacked from ton
to bottom. Drawers and trunks vera
broken open, silver spoons, forks and
knives were taken from the dining
room; a diamond ring, belonging to
Miss BOYLE, rope chain. bracelets
and an opal ring are among the miss
ing, together with SIS. in three SIS
bills.
report of the robbery was made
to the Second Police Station. and de.
the case.
tectives were at once set to work on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
.HURLS BRICK As
BUCK SUGGESTED

Especial to The Richmond Nirginfan,1
ETERSBU re-, VA, Sept. 25.--'Fne
building committee OF tbs Mechanics
Benevolent Association of Petersburg
Tonight signed the contract necessary
for the erection of a story
building committe OF the Mechanics
Sycamore street, witch win cost $125.
600 and viii be the tallest building in
this city, The matter has long been
discussed but passed Tonight,
The feature Of the incident is that
the new building will necessitate the
tearing down of the present structure
in which Buck Martin has a cigar
store some weeks ago Martin deelar-
cd that he was certain that the pro-
iect would not carry. and offered to
have his friend Councilman Q. w.
Mattox, throw a brick In his front
window when 1t passed.
Immediately following to-night's ac-
ton Mattox went to the store, ana
threw the brick as requested. lie was
not arrested, hut 1t is said that Mar
tin is after him with tomahawk
The money necessary was secured
tonight through the loan of n friend
of tho association The name OF tho
friend Is Withheld. but 1t Is said to
be Mr. Hatcher Seward. who is also
Il trustee for the BUILDING.
Work of tearing down the old build
Ing viii begin Monday The contract
was lot to J W. Davis, of Newport
News The building is 70 be compiet-
ed hv October !, 1912 The association
+ tonight borrowed the sum of SIS 600.
/ This leaves $500 TO be raised. and
this amount IS said to be assured, thus
making the building a certainty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
HUBBARD SAFE IN
l. YNCHBURG JAZZ

Especial 70 The Richmond Virginian
I.YNCHBtRG. VA. Sept 25.- BEN
tan1fn Hubbard. WHO was indicted
this evening for killing pr. James
r. Petit, this afternoon at Loving
ston was brought hero at 10 o'clock
tonight by Deputy Sheriffs r l.. Estes
aud a. \. spencer for safe keeping
III tho Lynchburg jail.
When seen tonight Hubbard re-
fused 70 make any statement. as he
has consistently done ever since the
decd was committed. In reply To the
question as 10 whether h* wanted to
say anything, he slowly said No
i don't guess I want te say anything
now 7 - man has a dazod appear
anco.
No motiV" has been discovered. 1t
Is currently rUmored IN Livingston
that Y was the hnal chapter in an
old erudge which started because
Hubbard refused to~hllow Dr. Petit
or any physician 10 attend his wife
some t"p years ago when she need
ca doctors attention At that time.
4 ts stated. Hubbard threatened to
shoot any doctor who came.
CnlOncl James T., Hubbard. the
father Of the Young man. called in
Or Petit to attend his daughter-in-
law, and IL i reported that young
Hubbard had t. be locked in d room
- prevent Violence. This was looked
upon az the time as an act of ex-
IRENE eccentricity and ~ keeping
with liuhbard's disposition, which
scans 10 have been regarded as &c
centric in the extreme. Hubbard, II
Is stated, had threatened TO settle mat
ters with Petit before to-day.
No other reasons for the crime are
Apparent now.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
MITCHELL CHOSEN
SANITARY OFFICER
BROTHER OF CLAY WARD COuN.
GILMAN ELECTED INSPECTOR
FOR SOUTH RICHMOND.

With eighty-two applicants in the
race. Mr. Thomas ". Mitchell. Of
Clay ward. brother OF Mr. John J.
Mitchell. who isone az the represen-
tatives of that ward In the Common
Council, WAS elected sanitary Inspec-
tor for South Richmond at the meet
Ing of the board of health last night
MIR. Mitchell was elected on the
twenty NTH. ballot, his nearest com
petitor being Mr. w d Ferguson, OF
South Richmond. who was "a member
Of the old Manchester Council for
twelve years.
Mr.. Ferguson had practically the
solid backing Of thu South Richmond
ward for the place. delegation Of
leading citizens coming over to the
city hall last night in tho interest of
his candidacy.
Mr. Mitchell IS a plumber by profes
sion and is said to be eminenuy
fitted for the position 10 which he
has been elected, The Job pays $500
per year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
EXPRESS REGRET
At SUDDEN DEATH

Deepest regret was expressed in
Richmond yesterday over the news
of the death Of Judge j. W. q, Black
stone, at Accomac. sunday. The
death Of the well known jurist was
caused by cerebral apoplexy.
Judge blackstone had been in fall
ing health for some time. He was
defeated al the recent primary In a
campaign for the House OF Delegates
Judge Blackstone figured IN a sena-
torial hearing in 1908. when he was
removed from the judseship by the
recommendation @f the committee for
courts Of justice. over which he had
formerly presided as a member Of the
Legislature He was however. stuot-
~ defended by a large number OF
friends, who have never accepted his
removal from Office as a reelection on
his career. He was known through
out the State a brilliant man, and
man of kindly heart and generous
impulses He was born mt Accomac
Courthouse, October 3. 1858. He was
a member of the State Senate fer sew
eral terms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
LIFE SAVERS ARE
To BE HONOREO

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.~-Eleyen
men of the United States life saving
service w}N be- rewarded by the Ger
man government, through its Amhas-
sador. Count Won bernstein. for BRAY
erS IA rescuing the thlrty-three eff
n5ers and men Of the steamship
Hres' ster tHolland- German linep
when that vessel went ashore near
Cape Hatteras November 20, 1903.
Tho United states government viii
also present the men with life saving
medals.
Two silver watches. Of high class
workmanship engraved with the I'M
periai Germah crown, will he sent to
Baxter H. Miller first surfman at
Cape Hatteras station. and Eugene II.
Peel, first surfman At Creeds Inn life
saving station.
Purses Of Sic each Will 80 tn the
other nine men. who are Oliver q,
Midget Isaac L. Jannett, Urias r.
/ Gasklns, Edward ]. Midget, Urtas
y. Williams, Walter l.. Barnett and
W. II. Austin. OF Cape Hatteras. ana
/ Horatio &, Miller and David T.. Full
cher. OF Creed's nm, n. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
NEGRO HELD Up
AND BADLY BEATEN,
GEORGE WINSTON SUFFERED
AT THE HANDS OF \ HOWL
ING CROWD.

The habitues II the Second station
were startled to some extent last
night when George Winston, colored,
entered on rush. With blood stream
ing from various cuts and bruises.
Winston said that he had been set
upon by a crowd of negroes on Prem
tiss street and almost beat and cut
to pieces There were some pieces
left, but the negro looked sight.
Sergeant Tyler at once sent several
officers TO the scene 10 do what could
be done under the circumstances, and
Winston sought the services Of a sur
geon,
Shortly afterward the officers who
wete detailed on the case returned
TO the station with four Of the AL
legged assaiants, Peter Jones. Gus
Brown. John Strapg and Eva Britt
one of the party escaped, but ii is
believed the officers VIII have him
before the ease is called in Police
Court this morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
WANT OONOHOE To
STAY IN OFFICE
FRIENDS WILL URGE AUDITOR
NOT TO RETIRE AT THIS
TIME,
HAS MADE FINE RECORD
INCUMBENT DESIRES, HOWEVER,
TO SEEK QUIET OF HOME AT
EXPIRATION OF
TERM

Pressure Is 20 be brought to hear
upon CAPTAIN s. r Donohoe, Auditor
Of Public Accounts. by his friends
and representative business men with
a view to having him reconsider his
determination TO retire from office at
the expiration of the present term,
1t was learned yesterday.
Captain ponohoe was appointed
Auditor of Public Accounts when the
office was made vacant by the death
Of the late Morton Marye. Captain
Donohoe has proven to be what all
who knew him expected him to prove
"a most efficient public servant.
He months ago stated that he
would not be q candidate for re-erec-
ton. He signs for the quiet of his
homo among the fields OF Fairfax.
Captain Donohoe is not a man to
form an opinion on the spur of the
moment The quiet man in the of
fee of Auditor has doubtless ex-
pressed determination that Will
hardly he changed by his friends.
Captain Donohoe ~ newspaper
man, and is one Of the most success
full in the weekly newspaper field. lie
has been at 1t for forty years, and
has never scored a failure. He Is
beloved by his home folk. and en-
JOYS the confidence and respect of the
people Of the whole State. Should he
adhere t. his determination to retire
he will og out OF office with the CON
soiousness Of dut ywell performed
fourth candidate to succeed Cap
tain Donohoe has been mentioned the
past day or two. although there has
been nothing official heard from the
gentleman himself, Mr.. Il NJ. Oar
nall, of Roanoke county. The other
present or prospective candidates
are Chief Clerk r.. Lee Moore, Colo
mel Eugene G. Massie. Of Richmond.
and =. II. Pitts, Of Alhemarle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
BRUTAL MURDER
Of PHYSICIAN BY
CRAZtO FARMER
CONTINUED from First Page. j

vas held in high esteem by the chief
executive.
About ten wears ago Dr. Pottit mar
ried Miss Louise Fitzpatrick, az
Arlington. Nelson county. TO tho
couple were born three children, a girl
Of eight and two boys. some years
younger
Hubbard is n married man, and
lives about ten miles from this town,
where he conducts a successful farm.
ne has always had curious ways and
dld not mix with people as a general
thing. He has the reputation for
helug n sober man, though his friends
believe hts mind has recently been
upset
one report has Il tonight that Or.
Pettit had been warned against Hub
bard. but thar the physician did not
place any faith IN the warning and
even declared that he had absolutely
no fear that the farmer would do
him injury.
The defense win be INSANITY. ac-
cording 10 q statement tonight Of
/ Hubhard's father.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
OBITUARY
Funeral of Mrs. Craigie.

There was a large company OF
sorrowing friends assembled IN ST.
Johns Episcopal church yesterday af-
ternoon to attend the funeral OF Mrs
Frank j. Craigie, who during her
long residence on Church HUI had
endeared nersel ITO the people OF
that section. Rev. Or. Goodwin, rec
tor OF st. Johns. conducted the SER
vices, and the display Of floral offer
ings was exceptionally large and
beautiful, The inteEment was made
Ia Hollywood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
TIGER" AND BLOW
CAUSED MURDER
SHERIFF DOES NOT KNOW WIFE
THEIR MAN OR LIQUOR Is
MOST LIABLE.

Especial to The Richmond Nirglnian)
KlNSTON. N. g sept &o-~1"o
circus men vita Sauger's circus, eN-
hibting here. engs, 81 in a murderou'
ARRAY Saturday and as q result one
81 them. Sweeney by name, is dead,
His Rssat1ant, who gave his name "a
Rockwell. was arrested ana Ii Ia jall
tonight In default of $500 bond. Tho
dead man was buried here this morn
ing
Rockwell was given an opportunity
10 give baIl. as sweeney probably ola
not die from aHY hio~ struck ny
Rockwell. although he died a few
minutes after the afyray.
when the coroner held an autopsy
to-day ha found no indications OF
deatn by violence tGt did find that
deceased probably died from the ef-
fects az a drink of some Kind Of de-
coctlon which he bought Of 2 mind
eiger" here which, contained rom
laudanum and wood alcohol IS Well
as a portion OF raw corn whiekey.
The sheriff is busy trying to appre-
bend this tiger" and tho operator
81 the tiger" may have 70 answer
for Sweeneys death,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
INNOCENT BYSTANDER
WAS HURT AS USUAL

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
LfNCHBURG. VA, Sept. 25.--Two
negroes got into street duel tonight
on Salem street, with the result that
three bystanders. all negroes, were
shot, one seriously. Two of the by.
ISLANDERS We're shot In the leg. and .
third in the breast
The latter wound may prove fatoA
Neither of the principals were wound
ed The ARRAY was the result OF a
difference over crap game. Boa
OF the principals, John Spencer and
John Dixon. were arrested Wathoue
difficulty. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
FEW OFFENDERS
BEFORE HIS HONOR

Only four cases were presented be-
fore Justice Maurice yesterday which
was rather small docket for Mon
day morning.
Horace Greedy was fined $3.50 and
costs for making an assault on J. W.
Andrews.
Ella Smith, a young white woman.
charged with drunkenness and trying
To wound Policeman Webster with a
hatpin, was asked TO pay $3.50 and
costs. She could not furnish the
necessary coin and therefore went to
Jail
w. ]. Shepnerson and b. r. Hast
ings engaged In a fist fight Saturday
and were fined $3.50 and costs
each
Jessie Cardwell (colored). alleged
to have stolen a Counterpart from
the Southern Furniture Company. was
given until last night to return 1t.
Arrests Made.
r. Mitchell (white) was arrested
Yesterday on a charge OF attempting
to kill or dishgure Bette Crump with
a knife.
j, r. Skinner was arrested for
being drunk and unable to provide
for himself.
Personal Notes.
A. Vaughan left Sunday night for
Asheville, n. c., for his health,
Miss Florence Brooks. who has
been very III for the last ten days, is
fast improving,
Miss Mary Evans has returned
home, after spending many days up
North.
As..,. - A..~L~.. IL. - Ell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
PRICES FOR. GAME BETWEEN
ALL.STARS AND ATHlET &c

Tickets for the Philadelphia Ash
IsAcs vs. the All stars game vii! be
on sale IN about q week az 81 East
Main street. Prices Will be as Follows;
General admission rs cents and 81;
bieachers. reserved. si2b; egaudstaud,
reserved, $40,
Out-of town patrons are requested
to- send checks or other considerations
10 DR. G. +. Basby. ~ 5ol East Maia
street
The game here. which 81 20 20
played October 11th. VIII be under the
direction Of Manager James q. Me
Aleer. Handsome score cards are be
ing gotten OUT Tor the occnsion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
GIVEN TWO YEARS
FOR BREAKING IN
JACK FIDRIDGE CONVICTED OF
HOCSEIBREAkINGA AND SENT
TO PENTTENTIARY.

Jack Eldridge, charged with break
ing into the dwelling house OF W.
osborne, was tried in hustinge court.
part 2. yesterday and was sent to
the penitentiary for two years.
A deed OF bargain and sale vas
recorded yesterday in Clerk DuNal' g
Office, OF hustings court, part z, trans
ferring plot OF ground 80 feet by
90 lie feet facing Old Dominion
street, from the Fisherman Relief
Association, to James Heights, The
consideration was $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
Captain Robert III. Russell

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
LtTRAY. WA. Sept. 2a.-Captain
Robert II. Russell. a distinguished ex-
Federal soldier. for the past forty
years a resident of this county, died
to-day a his home IN Luray. Cap
tain Russell was II native OF Ohio.
and during the war rose from a pri-
vale To the rank of captain. Becom-
ing infatuated with the Valley OF Nir-
ginia during the paigning OF his
company in 1882 ne returned here
at the close of hostilities and bought
one of the finest farms in this coun-
ty.
He was about seventy-four years Of
age and leaves a widow and three
daughters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
MAY CONDUCT HOTEL
AND MAKE ICE CREAM

1t Is rumored in the Southside that
Mr.. Percy Price 1890 Hull street.
has leased a very large brick building,
recently erected, between Eleventh
and Twelfth. on Hun street 1t is
said that Mr.. Price will use the
building for a hotel and and ice
cream mandatory.
The building now going up on the
corner OF Eighteenth and Hull streets,
as a moving picture theatre for col
ored people, will be opened by the
fifteenth of next month,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
Mrs EIier w Rooerx

Mrs. ellen w. Rogers aged fifty five
years died Sunday morning at her
home. 1903 West Cary street She is
survived by her mother. five daughters,
one son, one brother and one sister.
The funeral services will be held
this afternoon at Randolph Street
Baptist church. Burial in Riverview
Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
Whose Black Carrier Pigeon

black carrier pigeon landed In
the yard OF August tanning. No. 10
West Canal street. yesterday. and is
being held for the owner by young
Leo tanning, The bird was fatigued.
and could scarcely ay at the time 1t
appeared in the yard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
Mrs. Mary J. Smith.

Mrs. Mary j. Smith died Monday
morning at the Retreat for the Sick
at $50 O'clock.
The body was removed to her resi-
dence. 42S North Elm street, where
the funeral win take place tomorrow
morning Mt II O'clock
The burial will take place in Holly
wood.
Mrs. Smith is survived by three
daughters, Miss Annie Smith. Mrs.
Raymond Richardson, Of Norfolk
Mrs. w. Parker Smith, OF Louisville,
Ky. and two sons. Walter and Oscar
Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
PAWNED SHOES
TO GET REVENGE
FRIENDLY SUIT IxsTITt TED IN
PETERSBURG TO SET-rIE
RANK CLAIMS.
A r III t R S INSTITUTE
GAME or ALL SORTS REPORTED
PLENTIF l. ~ NNIDDfE
EIGHTEEN ARREST,
ARE MADE,

tspecial To The Richmond Nlre4utan.)
PETERSBURG. IA. Sept. z5-
Pavning his shoes fer money uath
which to purchase a stCuud-aaud
pistol and some cartridges At IA pawn
shop. Clarence Valentine. cuiote4, this
afternoon vent to tire sA Don OF !. j
o'Connor. on Haitian street. and shot
Joseph Ellis, cotored. IN the tctt
arm Valentine tired point blank
1t Ellis bat his aim MAS bad. Ut
Mund!u, coiored. attended ELS
wound. which is net serious. Hnd Nat
entine Was arrested on "a charge Of
teionionIs shooting
Rev. Father James oFarreH yes
terdsy quietly observed the twenty g.
g4xth anniV ersarZ ef his becoming
rector OF ~. Joseph 3 Catholic church.
Father Of'arreil. Ia his sermon. re-
ferFed 10 the fact and reCpuntcd the
pleasures he had enjoyed white he
had been IN charge q this parish for
more than the last quarter ot "a cen
fury
Residents Of tbs Biandford sec
tons Of The city have appealed ~
PostmAstey Stith Boiling NOT to cut
OF one OF the mai deliveries to- that
section. AZ ~ uow prpposeJ. Bland
ford has oeen receiving two deliveries
Of mail each day. and residents can
one.
A friendly suit instituted IN the
Gustings Court by tire National Bank
pf Virginia against the American Bank
and Trust Company to rescind for
feHure and relnstate stock ~ Charles
Hail Davis tn the Appomattox Trust
Company. held by' the plaintiff bank
as collateral, has feen SCI fnr hear
9ng early IN October
Farmers Have Institute.
large crowd Of farmers to-day
at Prince George Courthouse Were IN
attendance upon an institute conduct
ed b. Mr.. owen, Of the state Board
Of Agriculture, under the auspices OF
she State Board.
Game % all sorts IS reported more
plentiful this year IN tho southside
counties than IN several years. Among
the hunters who have brought In
Rig bags IL O. b. Eiam, Of DtuWlddte,
who without loss Of days time has
killed within the last two weeks ~
SQUIRRELS. Constable Il. z. Adams,
of Dinwiddie is another who has re-
ported big success at hunting fhls
fall
Washington. H. G.. are visitors in the
city. Mr.. Wheeler is connected with
the Government Printing pthee. MIR
snd Mrs. Wheeler are spending much
Of their time In visiting the battle
fields in this vicinity
Rev. and Mrs J. r. Bosnian left
tonight for Baltimore for visit OF
about q week Before returning T.
Petersburg MI Bosnian viii go 70
Lancaster. Pa. where he VIII ON
ciate at wedding.
Eighteen Arrests.
Eighteen arrests were made ny the
notice Saturday night for drunken
ress Several OF these DRINKS had
dlsorderly added 70 the charge, and
there were a half dozen or sn OF them
who we're fghlinR Tho Police court
docket was unusually long this morn
ing.
Roanoke, where they VIII attend the
state convention OF the y ?, Q. r
Eighteen members If tho Petersburg
Council Of Knights Of Columbus have
returned from Newport News. where
on sunday they attended the e1en"
plifcation Of the third degree.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-26
NEWS OF SOUTH RICHMOND
w Cra1es storeI u

candidates will be initiated into the
mysteries of the order.
owing to business engagements 1t
was Impossible for any member OF the
Manchester Lodge to attend the con-
vention in Roanoke. which begins to-
day and runs through most of the
week.
There Is some talk among the meui-
bers concerning the question Of con-
solidation with Richmond Lodge. ana
1t Is probable that at some early
meeting the question VIII come up
for consideration.
Richmond Lodge has membership
Of about FIVE hundred, while South
Richmond. or Manchester Lodge, as 1t
is known. has membership of about
$50. The sentiment seems strong on
the Southside for consolidation.
Personals.
r. L. Kidd. J. f. Ro1let and sam
williams will leave tomorrow for
Washington 70 attend tho series Il
games between Washington and De-
trolt, Of the American League.
". r. Hart. who has been Ill for
some time. Ia able To he out,
Allen Taylor is confined 10 his bed
on account OF sickness,
Mr. A p AneHl, who has been con-
fined To his bed on account Of sick
ness Is able to be out again.