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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
[DISTRIBUTION ORDER
is Handed Down In I1anlon-Sharps
Case-Reports Filed by Receiver
and Commlssloner

In Part ]. OF the Circuit Court an
order OF distribution was handed down
yesterday morning by Judge Nesbitt IN
the case OF Andrew Edmiston ct al
vs.. The Hanlon- Sharps Company. The
order followed the filing with tho court
OF the reports OF the Security Trust
Company. which acted as special re-
ceiver In the case. and OF ]. W. Ewing,
special commissioner.
The report OF the special receiver
shows a balance OF S2,941.b7, which
will be distributed among the credit
ors after the following costs are paid:
Fee OF special receiver. $1,000: fee
Of special commissioner. $500: court
costs, Sl1A20. As the balance will
more than pay the amounts involved
IN the case. Il is ordered By the court
that the balance be applied 20 the
payment of the three notes OF the com
pany. which are for $1,000. s25. 900 and
$1,000. respectively
At the sheriIs sale OF tho plant OF
INC company last January the property
vas bought by q syndicate composed
principally of creditors % the firm.
and is said 10 be worth more than the
remaining Indebtedness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
30 WILING
GO SIP

Wolfe had n 2fb score rolling with tho
l.n.'s, in me Fort Henry duck pin foarre
last evening
4lne- on total or 900. with the Stan
IDS. in the same league, wasn't - bat
either. -
Luke ~ tho Locos. was quite or form
last evening.
On. that second game of the soberks
AId the last one was nearly rs had
hf ~ was the lowest man Of the Who'll.
crowd 'if
Hess second game OF 90 was about Oh,
Wurst yet -ii'
cot there's always a good reason. Won
thompson wee hirh man IN tho uus,o
.'.tie lart cvrnire with 4gf
TO folks n howleri1m are nvrafffrg
smith. tho rroat bowler
.'.ler WI probably rp ~ against him
Ilf we'd better put EII EruIe ar4frIi
VIII - some more enay money Tor tf.
81 Hsiu.g ton. Ia. man
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outheld. who is said to be an excep-
tionally good swatter and fielder.

outfeld. who is said to be an excep-
tionally good swatter and fielder.
John Lewis-Will try out for second
base. Played a star game with the
McKeesport club OF the o. & p. League
last season. and hit in good style.
Says he'll get the second sack guar
dianship.
Frank Boone-Outfeld candidate.
Comes from Alison. w. Va. and bears
quite good record.
Those who have not yet entered the
fold. but will probably be here to-day,
are:
Chester King-Formerly a pitcher
with the Stogies. Played short for
McKeesport last season, and hit well.
He led the league in fielding around
short. Will try for short or third.
Harry SentZ-A West Virginia boy
who has tried out before and was sent
10 the minor leagues for experience.
a fast man and fair hitter. Will try
for an outfield position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
BANQUET TO Be SERVED
AT Y. NJ. c. A. TONIGHT
BowLERs WILL PARTICIPATE IN
AN ENJOYABLE INVENT.
Several Addresses WIN Be Delivered and
Plans for New League
VIII Re Made

In the dining room OF the Young Mems
Christian Association this evening an
elaborate banquet will be held, the
guests being the bowlers who pArtici-
pated in twenty or more games OF the
league which recently closed. II Is ex-
pected that about sixty will be In at
tendance and one OF the features OF the
evening will be several addresses to be
delivered by prominnt men Of the city.
During thS course OF the banquet l'ro-
fessOr Marriott will award the medals
to the teams finishing first, second and
third In the league. The l.. n G. team
Will receive the gold medal, the Wheel
ing COrrugatnig team gets the silver
medal while the DOrms will be awarded
the bronze medal. having finished In
tulTd place. Following the awarding Of
the medals, plans Will be outlined for the
organization OF another league or possi-
bly, TWO. There IL some talk OF forming
a handicap league. each team 10 be COM
posed OF three men. but this will be set
lied at the banquet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
LIKELY LOOKING BUNCH OF CAM
pIDATEs HERE.
Graf, eilnke, WeIeher. Troy. Hardy,
knlsIey, Hausht and Lewis
Arrived Yesterday.
EBERT r, klINE.)

EBERT =. kllNE.)
Sixteen players constitute the Sto-
gle squad to date.
The arrivals of yesterday, eight in
all. boosted the squad Just double.
And a likelier looking bunch of ball
players never before graced the city
before the start of the Central League
campaign There's lean ones. stout
ones. tall ones and short ones. They
came In all shapes and costumes. but
each and every one OF 'em has the
bearing of player.
Those who Joined the fellows al
ready here yesterday were: Graf.
Blinke. Welcher, Troy. Hardy, Knis-
ley. Taught and Lewis. They all ar
rived during the morning and after
noon, and all say they are in shape.
They look the part. too.
Here's who We have at present:
Charles Lippold-Candidate for the
iufeld. Sent to Wheeling from the
Fairmont club. Resident OF Cumber-
land, Md. Small OF stature, but bears
n good reputation as a player.
Billy Evans-Arrived from Louis
Vile. One OF the old school OF players.
A second sacker and a hitter. In good
form. and a big. husky fellow.
Benny Jewell-Candidate for short
Has been playing this position with
Wheeling for two years. A resident
OF the city now.
Fred Graf-Candidate for third base
Played here a part OF last season.
Harry Blinke-Backstop candidate
Made good with the Stogies during the
latter part OF last season. Small OF
stature, but a good player.
Harry Welcher-Backstop candi-
date. Star catcher of the McKeesport
club OF the Ohio & Pennsylvania
League last season. Small OF stature,
but comes with a good reputation.
Robert Troy-Pitcher. Stands over
six feet In his stocking feet. A big
fellow for whom things broke hard
last season, but he has a good season
ahead OF him. With McKeesport last
year.
Frank Beatty-Pitcher. Also comes
from McKeesport Star pitcher for
this team last year and finished with n
percentage OF .G92. Feels in good
shape. and is confident OF a good sea
son.
Harry Hardy-Outfleld candidate.
Comes from down the State. and states
he will play the game OF his life this
season. A husky appearing boy who
should make good.
Ross Mooney-Pitcher. Known well
In local circles. Mooney is a candi-
date for the pitching corps and says
he will make It His friends think he
will
Earl Cook-Pitcher. Comes from
Ohio. and brings with him a good re-
pute. 4 husky individual who should
make the stan of hurlers.
Nicholas Bier-Pitcher. A Pitts
burger. Tried out with the Stogies
lee a.
BECAME more experienced. Says he Is
in good condition, and expects TO make
the team.
Pete Knisley-Candidats for the
outfeld. Considered a good hitter and
clever fielder. Will probably land an
outfeld berth.
Benny Osborne-Candidate for the
outheld. A local boy and his friends
predict he will make an outer garden
Job.
Harry Haught-Candidate for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
BUT FAIL TO GET WITHIN THE
PRIZE MONEY.
Bauer and Bailey Roll Highest In
Doubles and Frank Bauer
In Singles.

Yesterday afternoon and evening
the Wheeling tossers held full sway
on the Grand alleys in East Liverpool.
where the Tri-State duck pin tourney
is now IN progress. While some good
scores were made by the locals they
failed TO get within the prize money.
At present the Lewellyn-Powell
team in the doubles. OF Pittsburg is
high with 677 while Rumberger OF
East Liverpool IS high in singles with
372.
Scores made by the Wheellngites IN
the doubles: Bauer and Bailey. sos:
McDermott and Morris. $50: Leitner
apd Woeber. SIS. Scores in singles:
Bauer.3 Leitner 294: Woeber. 3l1:
McDermott. 262; Vossen. 1913; Mona
han. 30s; Bailey. SIS; Morris, 2ss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
Local !. N. c. A. TEAM
To PLAY WASHINGTON
ON LOCAL FLooR ON SATURDAY
EVENING, APRIL 18TH.
Professor A. 4. Narr1ott Completing Ar.
rangsmerts for Last Game
OF Season.

Professor a. L. Marriott. director OF
athletics at the Young Mems Christian
Association. Is perfecting arrangements
Tor basket ball game TO be played be-
tween the local aggregation and the
crack Washington IA. team. While Il
has not yet been definitely settled Il Is
on Saturday evening. April 18th. on the
local floor. as Professor Marriott was
unable 10 arrange the game for the COM
ing Saturday.
The Washington team. II will be re-
membered. defeated the locals a few
weeks ago. In one OF the fastest games
being ~ TO 81 ut the finish. The locals
aie confident or coming out the victors
in the coming contest and will get IN
some hard practice during the coming
week. The coming game will mark the
closing OF the season and will no doubt
be largely attended as a result.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
ROBERTSON OUT
Former Local Pitcher Suffers Injury
10 His Sack With indian
oPolis.

Pitcher Robertson. who proved
scream hs a member Of the local hurl-
Ing stan IL ~ preEent on the hospital
list of the Indianapolis club AZ a re-
sur Of bad affects from n wrenchod
back Tho fneer f. unable 20 appear
in Uniform and Nill be practically In.
capacifated until warm weather has
arrived.
l'e is working with his boss. Jimmy
H1rkc. and the latter viii willingly
excuse the biz blonde from the spring
training stunts knowing on the time
that when M the twirlcr VIII pitch
some rare ball
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
SPICY SPORT SOUIBS

They're hero.
LIKELY looking bunch
First practice today
Providing piuvius behaves.
Catcher Welcher is I'm town.
Pitcher Troy has also arrived.
Both look Ike likely players.
Hoone. on outncld candidate. % here.
The ban park ground viii be rolled
20 day.
The weather is the only thing 10
fear now.
MONTGOMERY ays hos VOL pleased
with the outlooe.
Pitcher Realty states that he De-
ready 20 pitch right away
business Manager Robinson is busy
ronrranging the practice games.
The fans are awaiting tho arrival Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
Tennis PROSPECTS
Tennis Club Already Mas For
ty-Gve Observation-Disclosures
in the Club.

The Wheeling Tennis Club nov has
fOrty-fVe memLers and with prbspects
that MANY more viii be added to this
list before the season - far advanced.
Many applications for mem bership are
being received each day. Ladies as well
as men viii be taken into the club this
season and they Will not be forgotten IN
the Journeys. as ladies' singles. mixed
doubles and Journeys viii DO held.
The club will be purelyl social. The
grounds are located at Edgdalo, 700
yaids from the hill and less than 1--WE
minutes walk from tho car line. They
have two and a half acres OF ground and
the club house IL being moved from the
old location at Woodsdal9 20 Edgdaie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
Sixteen Stogie Players
Report Here For Practice
BOOST THE STOGIES
BE A BOOSTER

Get the habit a goodo
The Wheeling baseball
a the sound
Let's all pitch in and be Boosters
and go to the park and then
And then II the team isn't
helped boost And happens surprise
out the leaders, be told
yous So"
campaign VIII be started for
Boosters day PUNK
PUNK classy perform than have
old hangeron Central
column all
Get busy. town. will help business
he
A BOOSTERi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

The News league team will proba-
bly, get a date later I'm the practice
season, since the game for Friday has
been cancelled. The Martins Ferry
Presbyterian club viii also probably
secure date for later in the season.
Since Newark games have been can
celled East Liverpool may get 70 show
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
bENDERs REPoRr.
Manager Eddie Smith Has Fifteen
Men on Hand Nov.

SOUTH REND. Ind. April 3 ryr
teen mon have reported to MANAGE
td. Smith of tho Brouchos to dsto
They ore ail anxious 90 start practice.
Those on hand are.
Catcher Ducty Hoiaoa.
Pitchers Lindsey. Martin. rob,
Horny Myers. Momtt. Hobart nov.
crman.
lnhehfrs Schmick. Kochier Cal
lahan. Variey. Kelley
Outnclders Kroy. Halt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

Fandom has not given up hope OF
seeing Bert Shotten back in left field
this season. and Montgomery is work
ing 10 get the sensational fielder back
in the lineup. All can remember the
man and every effort will be made 10
land him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

How about HUMPHREYS and Doak. the
slab artists? AS tip TO the boys who
are good fellows, they should hurry
and decide or else their places VIII be
gone as We have some likely material,
and they will be put on the suspended
list That would be too bad, but it's
correct n they can't see reasonable
terms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

We could PIT pretty fair team in
the field now. Here tbs: Graf, third;
Lewis, second; Evans. first; Jewell.
short; Montgomery, Knisley. Hardy.
Taught and Osborne. outfielders:
Blinke and Welcher. catchers; Bier.
Cook. Mooney. Beatty and Troy.
pitchers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
BoxHo cAxnxpn

April I.-PScky Mcfarland W.
Morrte Bloom. ten rounds at Ra-
Moore. fifteen rounds. At 81. Joe.
40.
April Io-oeorss Knockout
Brown Va. JOG Gormon. twenty
rounds "a Muskosss. Okla
April 16-Tony Csponf Va
Jack Dillon, ten rounds at wfnni-
peg. Man: Frankie Conley Va. Joe
Esles-
April 1S-Ad woiKast w.
One Round Hogan. ten rounds
At New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

Pitcher Troy is a dandy. He stands
way above the other boys and will
tower above all the opponents like a
giant. He should put 'em over like
peas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
Local Tossers Roll Ducks
At East Liverpool Tourney
Holsuni winners.

IN the Musee league last evening the
Schenks rolled "A good game NJ first byt
ic4I ny the wayside in the second. Every
one or the boys contributed into tho
downfall The last game was nearly az
bad Scores We're:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

Pitcher Richardson says II it's pos
sible for him TO get into shape he will
be glad TO take his turn on the firing
line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
NOW ORENl

The UNIQUE" Shoe Shining Par.
Tor. Hat Cleaning Shop and CHAR
stand. Private Shoe Shining parior
Tor lndica. Right AcrCga from Nc.
taddena. THE UNloUE," ft4f
Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

I.ccos In the Fort Henry duck pin league
last evening. The games were we'll =Oll-
al and proved quite Interesting Wolfe,
of tire Locos. wHs high. while Cameron
OF tho Standards. was a close second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

II certain contractor keeps his
promise and has installed in the club
house at the Island ball park an in
stantaneous water heater by noon of
to-day-if the weather is as nice as
II was last evening-then the Stogies
VIII get to work, muscles will get stir
ana sore. and arms will be let loose
once again. The boys are all anxious
to get a chance at the practice stunt
and they will be allowed 20 get busv
Just as soon as conditions and weather
are favorable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

Pretty near time that Backstop
Blinke arrives in the town. His
friends are expecting him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

Still no word from Pitsburg in re-
CARDS TO Whitley" Doak. Pretty near
time for he and HUMPHREYS TO come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

Tony CraneLFirst baseman: Con-
sidered one OF the best fielders In the
minor leagues to-day. and also a good
hitter. A star last season.
Duke Servatius-First baseman
Also comes from McKeesport, and
played infield and outfield. Batted AT
300. and was considered a star.
Harry Victor-Pitcher. Has a good
record and will endeavor to land a
berth. Is considered a good man, and
Will be given all the chance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
THE PELVIC SPECIALISTS u.,x,Ie3s.

Crane and servatius to size up the
first sackers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
PIRATES WIN

MEMPHIS Tenn. April riffshrrg
ofifHifi Memphis. OF tho Southern fe,
tn o. .ere to-day Adams nIf4vef
u.fx ! iu four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

Silence may Dc golden. but silver
VIII often close mans mouth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

uNSVTTrE. IiIs. ANIL 81 a,rsr4
colo. better known nH .kIra" f0Ia n
fIa chicago national bose ball team
woe taken 900 hero this morning and Will
probably remain in fnfa city until Mon
Inr q physician diagnosed nla case o.
malaria In q mild form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06

Dr. ID. X. Pearson. Of Illinois,
made several million dollars IN real
estate some years ago. and he has
been distributing them % small col.
legea. saying that the amounts he
dispensed we're IN payment Of his
debt 70 the community. lie win IN
crease his payments By 100000 IN
April making n total Of s. 00o. 900
which ho has given away 10 this
fashlon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-06
AaANA aEWEEE
Holsum.


ne orphans managed To- take n pair
rom tho Thistlfs IN the Masonic iJcL
IN league last evening. The high score
.L-L .A. Lna-LIf.l 49,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-01
CHURCH WOMEN
WILL MEET HERE
LADIES AUXILIARY TO HOLD CON.
SE\TION IN ALL SAINTS
i
PARISH HOUSE.

Delegates from many branches are
Ii town for tho purpose OF attending
the twenty-rrst annual meeting Of the
weman's auxiliary OF the diocese of
Niagara which consenes this MORN
Ing at SIS O'Clock In All Saints parish
house.
In the diocese there are nearly leo
branches and II IL expected that prac-
ticaiiy all OF them will he represented.
The Rev. lJr. j. Y. bowman. rector
Of All Saints. VIII conduct the open
ing service, Mrs Fitxhugh Mayo.
president OF the auxiliary OF All Saints.
will extend the welcome on behalf
OF the Richmond branches.
Among those scheduled 90 give talks
at the business session to-day IL Miss
Sallie Stuart. OF Alexandria, president
Of the Virginia branch. Other names
on the speaking list are Bishop Mann.
of North Dakota. Miss Barber. of
China. and Miss Clara Nicely. Of Ports
mouth Va. returned missionary from
Japan Bishop Arthur 5. Lloyd viii
also speak.
1t Is announced that the Junior
auxiliary Will hold "a mass meeting
this afternoon at clock in All
Saints church for their delegates,
members, the Brotherhood Of ST An
drew and all Interested ia missions
Last night. the visiting delegates
were entertained at the home of
Bishop Gibso non Park avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-01
THALH|MER BROS.
FINED, APPEAL
GRiGGS SAYS WOMEN CAN'T
WORK IN STORE OVER TEN
HOURS.

After hearing the evidence pro and
con in the case of ]. Thaihimer,
charged by the State with disregard
ing section 36573 of the statutes. pro-
hibiting employers conducting d man
ufactory or factory, etc. from work
ing females more than ten hours a
day. Justice Griggs found Mr. Thai
himer guilty in Police Court yester-
day morning. and fined him $40. He
took an appeal and was bailed In the
sum Of 800 with Harold S. Bloom
berg as surety
Mr.. BIoomoerg acted as Mr. THAI
miners counsel. He contended that
the law did not contemplate the extra
hours necessary at seasons of the year
In a dry goods store, but meant that
no factory, in the strictest sense of the
word. should require Its employees to
work more than ten hours,
Commemorative Attorney Foxes,
representing the State, was of the
opinion that the law covered just such
condition of affairs. In the case in
point II had been contended that IL
room with thirty six women working
thirteen hours at sewing machines,
was not what was contemplated as
the intention Of the law. But Mr..
Foxes was Of the opinion that such
a condition was contemplated. and
suggested that a fine be imposed.
Justice Griges saw the intent of the
law as Mr. F'olkes saw it, and i'm
posed the line.
In appealing Mr.. Thalhimer says he
does not WiSA-te evade aH4la-4r, but
he is rot satisfied with the interpreta-
ton given II by Justice Griggs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-01
BELIEVES TRUST
WILL Be CURbEO
RICHMOND TOBACCO MANIFAC-
TCRE-R EXPRESSES CONFT-
DENCE IN GOVERNMENT
OFFICIALS

Satisfied that the tobacco trust viii
be properly cutbed. Mr. w. +. Reed.
OF Richmond, vice president Of the IN
dependent Tobacco Manufacturers As
sociation. retained home Yesterday
from New York, where he attended
the meeting OF. the tobacco interests
allied against the trust.
Mr.. Reed feels confident that Attor-
ney-General WIckershanl is deter
mined 10 hold the trust in heck st
all hazards AVID he also EXPOSES
confidence in the other goyerDacntai
authorities who are working In con-
junction with him, He thinks the
ftve-year government supervision plan
viii finally he adopted by the court.
Attorney Williams. OF Virginia, was
still being flooded with kilograms from
tobacco growers compiimenting him
on his stand against the trust. &C
cording TO Mr. Reed. who saw the
Virginia official while In New York.
Our attorney-general said Mr.
Reed. has certainly gained much
prestige as result Of the criticism
Of HIS activity by a Richmond paper
In fact. II would not surprise me X
thu farmers of Virginia insist that he
run for Governor next time. whether
he cares TO do 80 or not "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-01
TRADE MARK MAT TER
NOT YET DECIDED
COMMITTEES WILL HOLD AN
OTHER MEETING NEXT WEEK.
RESULTS OF CONVENTIONS.

A most interesting meeting of the
Advertising Committee of the Cham
Der OF Commerce was held last even
Ing at 5 o clock to consider the trade
mark question and other business.
Owing to the far-reaching Importance
of the trade mark matter IL was not
settled at this meeting, nnal decision
having been reserved for an adjourn
ed meeting. which viii be held early
next week.
The advertising committee gasr
generous commentator 10 the yalue
or conventions to a city In attracting
Investors, manufacturers and a de-
sirahle class of citizens. Results Of
the most encouraging character have
followed some of the recent conver-
lions held here. The committeeman
in attendance were Chairman James
D. Crump. p. l.. Reed and f. {. 1.add.
The officials of the Chamber of Com
merce are daily in receipt of letters
from delegates to the recently held
convention OF the Atlantic Deeper
WATERWAYS Association In which
Richmond's hospitality is praised and
her charms warmly appreciated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-01
FOSTER JURY NOT
TAMPERED WITH

Something of a stir was created in
the Henrico County Circuit Court
yesterday at the opening OF the trial
of Edmund Foster, when Common
wealth's Attorney Julien Gum pre-
scented afiidavits tending TO show that
the jury had been tempered with.
The affldavits were sworn out by
&. r.. RUSSELL and his wife. who Live
on farm adjoining that of Foster.
and they declared that Lynn Foster
Edmund Fosters lI-year-old son.
had stated to them that Ia had talk
ed with one OF the jurors. and he
had said that no matter how dam
aging the evidence against Edmund
Foster might he. he for one would
never consent to a verdict of guilty.
Lynn Foster was arrested and lock-
ed up on the charge OF constructing
and impeding the administration OF
justice by attempting to influence a
Juror
The jury was sworn ana each tes-
tilted that he had never talked with
Lynn Foster about the ease and did
not know him.
Magistrate Lewis dismissed the
case.