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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
APPEAL AFFECTS
SUB CONTRACTORS
Legal Point Over Filing Of Lien.
Express Company Also
Fl Gets Writ.

Presenting a question of vital inter-
est to every subcontractor in Virginia,
s writ Of error was granted Yesterday
in the Supreme Court OF Appeals in
the case or y. j. Steigleder and J. III
Steigleder, doing business IN Richmond
MS Steigleder e. son, against Joseph Il.
Allen, on an appeal from decree of
the Circuit Court OF Henrico county.
The point involved IS as TO whether
or not q notice OF lien is binding If
filed after the completion of the work
of the Subcontractor. II has been In
Tariahly the custom the petition states,
In Virginia courts UP 10 this time, TO
admit the validity Of such notices If
presented Within thirty days after the
claim Of the SlciGleders was thrown
out because it was made after the job
had been completed The case goes on
the docket for argument nj the No
Ne,nhcr term
Bun, ,,i1 House IN G,n.er lark.
house on his lot on chamherlayne Ave
structure was 10 be 5000. g Slr Walton ton
sublet the cement and concrete work
9se, OF which $3.50 was paid within
thirty days after their part OF the work
was done, the SteigledcrS filed notice Of
lien with Mr., Allen for the balance Of
sl.039. The court sustained u demurrer
TO tie effect that notice should have
heen given either before the beginning
or during the progress OF the job.
Mr.. Allen says in Ills answer that he
sill holds a Valance Of sl,l966S duo
10 Mr. Walton, but against this there
litTc been filed liens for labor ana
materials amounting to several times
rs much. Mr.. Walton, ii appears. has
become q bankrupt.
Express Cnsr Appealed.
= writ OF error was also allowed by
the appellate court in tic case OF the
Adams Express Company against *. w.
Green, from The Law and Chancery
Court Of the city Of Roanoke. The
f defendant in error, who is II jewclcr
~ New York shipped package Of
rings oyer the express company s lines.
The package was valued at
s4l2.Io, and for this amount the low er
court save Judgment, ii appearing that
the package was lost in transit
The point in the case as raised by
"A the express company. is Il clause in the
ahipping contract which provides that
unless the value is expressly declared
by the shipper. ii is presumed not To
he greater than $40 Another argu-
ment IS raised IS THAT Mrs, Green paid a
smaller sum for eXprcssage. If the
package was really worth what she
claims, than she should have paid and
thereby violated a section OF the in
terstate commerce act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
.CO-OPE RAT|ON is
PLAN OF DEALERS.
Implement Men Would Work
With NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing Adiourns.

with the election OF officers for ths
year and with the selection OF C,reens
boro, \. c. as the place. and FEBRUARY
ana 8, 1912, as the time. for the next
meeting, the convention OF the virginia
ana North Carolina Retail Implement
nachinery and Vehicle Dealers Asso-
cation came TO an end Yesterday The
concluding business session was fol-
l ',". !ast night by banquet at Muir
Fhg liotei. where the implement men
Toasted on the best things that hostclrv
furnishes. There was plenty OF fun
until n late hour
oiitcers were reelected, as follows.
). W May. Alexandria. Va. president.
g. 3 Todd. Norfolk. Va. mrs, vice.
president; John Slaughter Goldsboro,
~ =. second vice president; e. c. TAR
lcent; Harry +. stephens Smithfle,d.
=, -, secretary and treasurer. Direc-
,ors-if L. Smith. Petersburg: ". ~
race franklin. Va: George g Todd
Norfolk, Va. a. C, Sinton, Richmond;
John * Fender. Tarboro, y. c.: w. q.
Martnlan South I'LL. VA. j. B. Barkley.
Lawrencevillc. va.
Papers rreacntcd.
Two papers were read a, ,hc ,ror,
ING session. one on How 10 Handle
complaints, hy W b. ,ynrtmop of
south Hi. VA. and the other on
Clerk Management by John SlauEh
'er, OF Goldsboro. n. c.
-AooGc all It's other objects. and ono
which was tho most generally dis
cussca' Is the promotion or co-opcra-
non between dealers and manufactu.
rers The association has no hEht on
| makers OF the articles It's members soil
put II Is organized forsthc purpose az
securing fair play. II has no objection
70 tHe direct sale by manufacturers 10
consumers. but II asks that the maker
sell either one way or the other. and
not undcrseli those who pay for ,ha
privilege Of doing business and at The
same time expect the dealers TO push
their wares.
The boycott was not favored 81 ,ho
discussion. II having been found that
| moral suasion does the work Shouts
dealer find that d manufacturers
! whose goods he handles IS selling di-
rect NJ cut price. the executive an
GERS OF the association arc nottnnd
and they take UP the matter. showing
10 the manufacturer how cp.opcra,ton
Is 70 the advantage OF both sides
Secretary stephens expressed hts SAT-
isiaction with the Richmond meeting
which has been successful in every waw
Isihe attendance was good. and mora
members are expected at tho next
meeting for the reason tllattthe orvan
| !Zat!On is growing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
SETTLE FLUvANnA
D EFAUL I c ASE
State Receivers on Bondsmen Of
Former Treasurer by
Compromise.

Settlement was reached yesterday in
the City Circuit Court in the long drawn
ont litigation OF the Commonwealth OF
Virginia against 0. e. Thomas. the de-
faulting treasurer Of Fluvanna county.
Attorney General Samuel w. Williams
appeared for the Commonwealth, and
j. Q. Sheppard for the defendants, the
bondsmen and their heirs. An order
entered by the Circuit Court of the city
Of Richmond on March 16, 1883, and a
new Judgment entered In favor Of the
Commonwealth against II. S. Campbell,
IN his own right and as administrator
Of c. r. Kidd: T.. b. Kidd. a. S. Burgess
and John j. White. for S1,062.67; against
c. c. Jones. for $1,000. and against j. G.
Shepherd, for $500. with interest. as
in full OF all liabilities on the bond Of
o. B. Thomas, treasurer Of Fluvanna
county, executed June IS. 1888
It was also ordered that the State
recover from r. S. Campbell sheriff of
Fluvanna county. and as such, admin
'istrator OF s. S. NIosby; j. r. Dcsper,
r. J. Howard. j. S. Farrar, j. j. Elan
nagan. James T.. Scruggs. Thomas
Cleveland. Johanna Walker, cxccutriX
of w. r. Walker; c. w. Rogers. admin
istrator OF G. S. Irving; Il. II. Jones, al :
ministrator OF w. w. King; r. r.
George, ID. j. King. Samuel j. Seay and
James r. Kidd, for $1.o6267, with in
itcreSt
This compromise will put an end to
another Of the ancient Commonwealth
cases which have been pending on tho
docket Of tho City Circuit Court for
about twenty or thirty years. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
I. $. Circuit Court Of ApneaIs

nc United States Circuit CoIirt of n,.,
rencu Yesterday morning at II o!cIon,,
Mn lrcnit Judges Cioff and PrI,chard
nor in attendance '' aho con-
(, - W. Johnson and l.. " Lido. Of Mario,
coo,,r,' were admitted to practice In ibis
~. me .oliown,3 cnses we're argued:
=: : %; '.s-fank Of Marion. appellant. vs 6
nfcI1o, Moo,. trustee In bankruptcy of G. J.
n :" .t,nna 70 y sons. bankrupt. appellee: an
uealed from tho District Court a t Charles
IN, 9. Cause argued by b. A. I.agood ~
r, ,,,,'tIi"ston. ; G.. and r. T.. Wilcox NJ
~ r,.o'Ghce- ;, G., FOR the appellant and hv r
~ lohnsqn and T.. y. Iide. os Marion &
TX. or ne appellee. and submitted
40. 'hz-Eiizahcth Land and Lumber Com
n1,N. appeilant. rs, Kanawha Lumber Cor
D,ora,ion. appeice: appeal from the Circuit
sp"r! al charleston. s. c. Cause argued by
~ z. Woods. Of Marion, S. c.. and John y
Sepreli. ~. Of Norfolk. Va. for the appel-
iant and by T. l.. Wilcox. of Florence. s.
G.. for the appellee =
court adjourned until this morning at II
Case In call to-day: No. sa4--steamer .old
Z ION ION Comfort" appellant, VS. schooner
sunny south ct al, appellees: appeal from
me pist RET Court at Baltimore. Md. To be
nrShed by Daniel II. IIayne. OF Baltimore
cnn., tor me appellant. and by Robert II.
amlih and Harry y. Ahercrombie, Of Balti-
more sd. for the nppellees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
PISTOL THIEF CAUGHT.
Negro confcsses Tint lie STOLE Nine
From Ainin street store.

Detective Sergeant Wiltshire brought
mack 70 the city carly yesterday after
noon William James. colored who con-
iessed that he was tile man who broii Q
IN The window OF the Watkins Cottrell
HerdWare Company on the morning
OF FEBRUARY g. and stole pistols to the
value OF about $500. After finding that
James had left the city and gone pre-
sNmahly % Washington. Captain Me-
Mahon teiegraphcd the officials of
frederickSbnrS, Alexandria and Wash
snGton to watch the trains. II hap
peAed that he dropped OF at the first
toWn and WAS promptly arrested
The report Of the Watkins Cottrci II
company 10 the Police Department
showed that the negro was con
noissear when il came 10 selectinl,
guns liz look nno Of them a pretty
good load for a man TO carry There
were pistols OF the Wild West calihre.-
iorty-fours and the like. with long
black arrels-automatics OF several
tyres and sizes. and smaller weapons
q the most costly type. James Had
taken Tor mis- private use n gold
mounted affair, suitable for Tie pocket
ana mas WAS found on his person whei,
ihe arrest WAS made. Ii Is valued al
Soon after the fredericksburg police
took him II charge he broke down ant
conleSsed very freely. incidentally Ii,
told what disposition re made Of Tie
Spells, and most or tile pistols hav,
heen recovered. He Viii bt. arraicna,
IN the Ppiiec Court This morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
INSTITUTE DEED
GIVEN APPROVAL
Lee Camp Advised by Commit
tee to Unite in Transfer
From State.

Approval was given yesterday by n
committee from r. =. Lee Camp No.
!. Confederate Veterans, to the deed
from the camp and from the state OF
Virginia to the Confederate Memorial
Association, conveying The ground -,
winch the confederate Memorial IN
Sttute is 10 be built. The reror; Of
Inc committee. which indorses a reso-
luton authorizng the execution OF The
us meeting Tonight
heTe being no question rs 10 the
ut!e TO he property, that point was
not considered One of the members
ing that those who are acouninted
vain the history of tho property Know,
mere Is no doubt that the title is
Wanted Cnmp 10 Unite
AT the last meeting OF 1ha can,n
NltorneN,General Samuel w. Williams
requested that the body authorize tne
commander and the adiutant to unite
interest in the property. \ rcsolution
10 that effect was offered and was -
icrred, with all the papers. TO a com
r t1i,tee composed OF Judge George l..
Peter 4 White. John ". Gordon i,oSn nn1i
j. TAYLOR Ellyson The committee mn,
yesterday with Judge Williams IN Ia
M 81 1"nEe Christian, pronounced
| th1, ADOPTION Of the resolution. TiSit
VIII doubtless ~ a,,thoriacd IL. M
camp to-night ~ ~
/ s,a, ne GoniyN;eyance Will be made by tia
| SLATE OF Virginia and by Lee C'ninn "a
! thc association. Governor, Mann ,nd
| httoIneN- General Williams; si.ninn in
| oehaii OF the state The site which Is
I nn,. 81 me ~. soldiers Home grounds. be-
| camp. the former owner M pu' me
'iilGen' interest until 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
RICHMOND AVIATOR
Lieutenant Eliysnn Makes Succcssrut
Flight In California;

successful flight into tho clouds
mas been made by 2ichmond's nrst
aviator Lieutenant Theodore c; Ely
son. United states Navy. Lieutenant
EllEson, who has recently been as
signed TO a course OF instruction IN
acronaut!cs. made n short, hut success
iui hight at the grounds OF the Corn-
nado Country Club, near San Diego.
Cal. In n biplane.
This Young officer. who is the son Of
~ Theodore lIllyson. OF this city has
lately traded his sphere Of action rrl-
Ger tho water to one abovc he ground.
He has taken a great interest +, s1,,,
marine matters. and has achieved n
reputation In this line. He was al
NeWport News supervising the CON
struction Of the submarine which van
launched Wednesday, when ordered to
the Pacific coast 20 try his hand at
aviation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
TALK ON SUFFRAGE
women Leaders to Address Central Labor
--- l Council To- Might ----.--

Several representatives. OF the Equal SUI
rage League OF Virginia VIII address the
'eN'rai rades and Labor Council OF Rich
mono q, meeting 10 be held tonight in
i.nhnr Temple. Fl',h and Marshall Strce,s
ms IS IN response 70 an invitation from
THE Council.
This body. as stated in The Times Dis
natch INST saturday has pledged lis indorsc-
i i!,il ana SUPPORT q the aims Of The league,
in RECOGNITION OF the help civcn hy women
10 orEanizcd labor in the fight asains,
amendments 10 the female and child labor
laws before he Leg ala iurc Of 1910 Resol-
tons were adopted favorlng submission To
the people Of the State OF an Amendment
70 the Constitution admitting women to The
privilege al suffrage on equal terms with
ncn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
ASSESSMENT REDUCED
Circuit Court Dies Nct sustain c,r.,.
t.",. ii Commits i0n fI :, 49,

S IN ordcf was entered Nv Judge r Garter
'.utt Yesterday III the cite Circuit corr, ~,
, ,ns case OF the Radford Water Power com.
p ,S asainst the state Corporation COMMITS
ZION, IN which the plaintiff had sought relief
.u.."e,i "r Eu'hent Judge Scot, r;iled Tim, Tia
assessment OF S352si made hy thc
s,u'pofauon Commission on tho wafer
plant is excessive ana ordarcd IL.
DC reduced to 5000 which tie
court hoids TO be fair valuation since tho
pttiuoher mas paid TO The state under nro-
.est taNes Tor the curren, year amounting
70 800, the court holds that /, is entitled
70 ielle4 70 Inc extent Of $500. and /, ia
NuorhfN. General expressed q desire 10 an
peal and was given thirty DAYS in which 10
Nle hllls Of eXcentlon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
SICK MAN ROBBED
. By HIS VISITOR
Colored Merchant Arrested, but
Loudly Protests His limo
cence to Police.

Mis- taken, as he told it to the police
last night, while on a mission of mer-
cy, Winston Cephas. n swell known col
ored merchant of North Ninth street
was arrested and locked ZIP in the
OF stealing q polka-dot dkerchief
and $40 in cash from William Frazier.
Of 5S3 North Seventeenth Street
ABOUT | ! o'clock he was bailed In the
sum Of $500 by Undertaken r. ..
Grown. and will appear in the Police
bert K. Pollock as his representa- tive.
According to the story told when Cc-
rhas was arrested, he went to the
home Of Frazier yesterday for the
purpose Of innuiring after his health
ard doing other things In the way Of
ness for Frazier was sick. During
the Visit. it is alleged that the sick
man left the room and soon after his
visitor also left. Then it was discov-
cred that the polka dot handkerchief.
In which the money was wrapped and
sick man. had disappeared
warrant was issued immediate
and tho merchant was located at his
store and hurried to the station. In
spite Of the fact that lie loudly pro-
tested his innocence. II was late when
field on the telephone and had him
bafled out.
Another story is that Cophas was
not the only visitor ut the time when
the money disappeared In fact, 1t
Is said that there were at least ten
one Of them might nave got away
with It.
Mr. SeItz IN. Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
IN POLICE COURT
Detective Presents Prisoner Captured
one 'rhnMsnnd Mile. AVN.

Detective Presents Prisoner Cnpture,l
one Thousand Mile. Away.
After travelling, moro than LOO miles
IN search OF his man. Detective Ser
scan' Wiley appeared in the Police
Court yesterday morning with Matter
johnson, colrrcd. wanted here for the
sixth street, in September. He was
discovered soon after the alleged rob
berry by Policeman Jennings. who ask
cd about the bundles he was carrying.
lish his identity and on the way sud
denly dropped the load and made his
escape. though ho was shot at several
times. IN short time he was on his
way TO Kentucky and was arrested at
Concord by Wiley. The detective first
went TO Thurmond, ". Va. where n
held for the Richmond authorities. but
he proved TO be the wront man. Wiley
continued the search until he was
landed at Concord Justice Crutchncld
Sergeant.
Henry Green, colorcd, charged with
selling liluor without a license. in the
rear of 1902 East Main Street was
fined Sl0o and required to give Sc
curity in the sum of $500 for one
year. lie had been Successful in
months. until Wednesday afternoon.
when he was captured by Detectives
Bailey and Wiltshire lie was unable
10 give the security or pay the fine, SO
was sent to Jail.
On the charge Of stealing seventy
two pairs Of shoes from the Chesapeak Ike
and Ohio Railway Company. Benjamin
Rlanch was laced under security or
$500 for one year. y woman is sus-
pectcd Of being the main mover In the
/ case. and as the detectives have not
Vet been able to locate her, AT the re-
quest Of Detective Wiley. I3lanch was
put u..ucr bond. He was unable "a
give the security and had to go 10 jail
John Banks was scnt to jail for four
months onr the charge or attempting to
steal S1.I5 worth Of whiskey from the
North State Distilling Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
HAS EVEN CHANCE
i'Ht Nan Shot by Hank Cashier liz Sill

aut Nan Shot by Hank Cashier TX SIN
Desperately Ill.
physicians at the Memorial Hospital
say. that the fact that Guy Bruce, of
Aleherrln, did not meet instant death
when he was shot Tuesday night by
- II. Kaufman, cashier of the Me-
hcrrin Bank. is a miracle. The shoot
ing was n case of mistaken identity,
the young banker believing Bruce, his
intimate friend. to be footpad.
The bullet entered his left breast and
passed through the back, and in some
remarkable manner wcaved it's way
between the big arteries Of the heart.
However, Bruce was in n critical con-
dition last night. but was said to have
an even chance Of recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
WORKING ON BUDGET
nance Committee ConsnIts Auditor a.
COItiuiIs sinner v. - u

.rh commissioner of Revenue
Inc Council Committee on Financ. -.
yesterday at O'clock 10 consider ..yar e :
nnancial matters having 10 do WITH the
new Duo set. Commissioner OF the Revenus
-, q. hawkins and City Auditor Edward y
warren presented estimates or the probable
revenues FOR the year, cash balances de-
inanns Tor interest charges. and other ,ems
bearing on the probable amount that viii
Dc aynilahle- Under strict construction OF
me chhrteF me Finance Committee Is d.
rcctad 10 make n budget of needs FOR main
tanning tho government and then lay tax
lew, VARYING from year wear to meet
the needs. The Finance Committee has
found IT best for many years 70 leave tho
levy stable at $40 and to cut the appro-
;hat .-.s.-- ~ -. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
. w. B. GAY INDICTED
charged With Grant Larceny in AZ
lcScd Theft or 5000

Wo indictments were returned in
NE NJ linstinss Court Yesterday against
w Nv. r. LAY, former cmployc OF ,ho
Watt Plow Company. charged win
srhnd larceny. ! Is alleged that M
s,ois from the company last wear.
Carrie johnson and Charles xvbi.
;;lr. both colored. were indicted fol, I'm :
lhwtui!s. selling cocaine They we're
arrested on the premises Of Charles
inc Cocaine King White. however
Annie Johnson was convicted of at
.eInpted petty larceny and was sen
inc grand jury yesterday met, in
Sspeclai session, having been adjourned
from last Monday on account or Inc
large amount Of business ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
DIR. CaIiscIl Returns Home.

DR.. Edward X. Calisch has returned 10 the
city after an extended trip through the
West where he delivered several addressed
His speech at Louisville and 81 Louis at
tractcd widespread attention. Or. Calisch
will conduct services at Beth Ahabah Tenn
pie tonight, and Will speak on "Mysticism
versus Materialism." Ills subject for to-
morrow morning VIII he Roundabout Ways
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
Petitions In Isankruptcy

: TWO Petitions IN voluntary hankruptcy
we're filed yesterday afternoon in the United
states District Court.
Relief WAS sought By Kate P. Cobb. trading
and doing business as K. p. Cobb merchant
at Pip Q street. from liabilities OF SI.75o rs
Assets OF Si,9i57a, about $500 Of which Ia
held exempt. arc claimed p. a. Smith is
attorney for the petitioner,
Edwin B. Phillips also filed petition. with
liabilities OF s7ls.35 and assets OF $500 az
Cutchins & cutchns are attorneys for tho
petitioner @ 55t g3,e5. saH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
HIucs Gel Dress Cnns

Blue social dress ca Pr have been purchas-
cd by the ohlccrs OF the Richmond blues
Tor use on dress occasions. The caps are
somewhat similar 10 the red articles worn
by the Governors Foot Guard OF Connecti-
enlisted men Of the battalion will also have
caps little later.
IT is the intention TO use these a, dance,
and receptions in uniform in lieu OF the fu!l
dress hcadpiece. The lettering OH the offI-
GERS caps is OF white silver. while on those
OF the men II Will he blue With a white
on j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10

Ben Thornton colorcd. fined $50 30 n nc
costs yesterday In the magistrates court o
IIenrico county on charges Of assauiting an,
entering the home OF Mildred Carter col
ored, and threatening to kin Willie Single
ton. \ warrant charging tha, he carried ,
concealed weapon dismissed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
Honor 10 lIIg,, school pupj,s.

Membership in the Rosemary Library has
oecn awarded TO mum Der Of honor pupils
year. The recipients ~ the honor are VIII
lam ]. Parrish, j Louise Weisigcr, Henry
Garrec, Louise Gerfarth. Mary Humphrey.
Lladys Rnrnc;. Wilson BROWN and TAYLOR
Coleman. To obtain this honor students
. must make m average of ninety IN studies
ana nave n good record in department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
/. CLUBS FEDERATED


Of City and state.
consolidating various womens orraniya
IONS. formed for the purpose OF charitable
ana benevolent work, the Federation ~
Mothers. Cabs 9: Richmond ana virri,H
was cha rtered Yesterday by the state cor
pofat Commission l, has no capital
stock.
The incorporators are Mrs william Gem
NELL president: Mrs. Arthur e. Rogers sec
rotary: Mrs Ernest Lindsey Mrs Howard
L, Whtlock aud Mrs j. s Crook-ali or
Richmond - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
building Permits

Building and repair permits were Issued
Yesterday as follows:
L. Lord. to erect brick tenement two
dwellings, 23i7 Z3l9 East Franklin Street. ir
rear, to cost Si.8i3.
Carrie Minter, to repair frame dwelling
e5il East MarshaM street. 10 cost $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
Mr.. Pace Better,

The condition OF City Treasurer James 3
Pace is reported more favorable HI
friends hope that with -st,er weather h
Will soon be out again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
Councilman miller Improving.

Councilman Clifton Nj. Miller of Monroe
Ward, is convalesccnt from attack OF APP
pcndicitis, and expects to be able TO resume
his professional and municipal engage
nlents next week 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10

iSefausa OF the ihclcmont weather the Ice
I'VE % Pr Niicn ". freeman. who was 10
nnNe spoken last night in The John Marshali
lilIh school under the auspices Of The Fed
Grafton OF Mothere' C!ubA. WAS postponed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
Qnnlifics a. Execntri1

NaI% rizlt lnller qa%.iacd Yesterday III
Ihe Chnncffy Court as c%ccutriy OF Mrs
Mollte y Sizcr The estate Is valued al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10
senhonrd Air Line Earnings

+ approximate earnings OF the Seaboard Air
Lime Railway for the month of January show
| an Increase of S929s0 compared with tho
| corresponding month last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-10

Miss Vnn WORT Again Duty.
Miss Rose =. Van Wort, superintendent Of
the Memorial Hospital, who has been III for
several weeks. has sufficiently recovered 10
resume her duties