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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
DR.. COPELAND Is
UNDECIDED AS YET

WINCHESTER. VA. May 20.~-After
being In session IN historic Christ
church of Winchester. since Wednes
day morning, the one hundred and
sixteenth annual council of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church in the bio
cese Of Virginia adjourned sine die
Yesterday afternoon, the closing devo-
tonal exercises being conducted by
Bishop Robert a. Gibson II Richmond.
Rev. Robert s. COPELAND y. u, rec
tor II Trinity church. New Orleans.
one Of the largest In the South, and
which which pays IA salary OF $1,000
a wear was notified by telegraph. Of
his election TO the office of bishop co.
adJutor If this diocese. and yestcr-
da Bishop Gibson received the fol-
lowing response from Or Coupland
MY deepest appreciation 81 the
great honor Virginia has conferred
upon me. Can give now no definite
answer, VIZ do SO as soon - posi-
bic"
Should DR. Coupland accept his sal
airy VIII be $4,000 n year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
commencement IS
IN AIR At TRINITY
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE FOR
GALA OCCASIONALLY DIN
MIR FOLLOWS MR. RIIS'
ADDRESS.

TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM
NJ c.; May PC Commencement ft gpir-
II ia In the air on Trintty's campus
these days All arrangements are
complete for what promises to he
one Of the most gala occasions ever
had here at the commencement sea-
son,
The alumni OF the college have ar
ranged to hold their annual dinner
on Tuesday afternoon OF commence
ment week imme diately after the nd-
dress of Mr.. Jacob a. kiis. This
dinner will be held in the Angler
Duke gymnasium and the attendance
promises to be very large. These
annual dinners of tho past few years
have been among the most enjoyable
features OF commencement week. The
officers of the association are: Presi-
dent. Rev. NJ bradshaw, Durham;
vice-pr esidsnt. Mr. w. X. Odell, Con-
cord secretary Prof. X. l.. Flowers
Durham, Tho annual alumni address
will be delivered this year by Hon.
W. ID. Turner. OF Satasville.
The board or trustees of Trinity
College VIII hold its regular annual
meeting al the college Monday after
noon. June 5. Tho officers OF tho
board are: President, James H. South
gate. Durham. vice president. Or. T.
T. Mari Winston Salem; secretary.
-. W. Newsom. Durham. Since the
last meeting of the board, two mem
bers have died--I1on. Kope Elias
Governors Island Rev. W. l. Gun
bingham. Raleigh. There are thirty
six members OF the board.
The board OF education of the
North Carolina and Western North
Carolina conferences viii meet in
Durham Oh Tuesday afternoon of
commencement week.
DR.. w. III. Glaason of the depart
ment Of political economy and social
science, who has been on leave or
absence durin. the present academic
year. will return In September to re-
sumo his work at Trinity. During
the year he has filled temporarily the
chair held b. Prof.. j. W., Jenks, of.
Cornell University.
The reception which will be given
In honor of the graduation class on
Wednesday evening of commence
ment week will be in the Washing
ton Duke building. west wing. These
receptions have heretofore been. given
in the college building that was burn
ed. The new building Ia admirably
adapted 20 this purpose. and the
same general arrangement will be fol-
lowed as in the presentation of dele
gates and guests at the inaugural ton
exercises.
The new road or main entrance to
the campus 10 now nearing compile
ton. 1t Is being macadamized with
some OF the finest of materials. and
when completed will present one OF
the finest pieces of road work in the
county. at the entrance will be
erected a handsome archway of solid
marble. and the Old iron arch which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
LEXINGTON BAPT|STs'S
10TH Anniversary
PROGRAM RES
DEKI.D IN HONOR or AN
INTERESTING EVENT.

Especial to The Richmond Vlrginian.1
LEXINGTON. VA. May 2o.--The
Baptist cougre cation Of Lexington
celebrated a few evenings ago the
seventeen anniversary OF the insti-
tution Of the church here. The pas
tor, Rev. Charles Manly, p. d. gave
an Interesting historical sketch OF
the church., which was constituted
the second Sunday IN May. 1871.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20


which WAS the ninth Elders Rem
ley, Cornelius Tyree and William Nor
grove constituted the council with
sixteen members. Rev. Mr.. Tyree
was chosen pastor. with John Jordan
and w, w. Davis an deacons and s. F.
Jordan as clerk.
Thirteen pastors have served the
Lexington church. Rev. pr. John
Newton Brown succeeding Or Tyree
In lS46. followed by Rev. Or.
Adontram Judson Huntington April
/, 1850, to October. 1851. The other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
BOYS MUST WEAR
BATHING GARMENTS

Beware youths Of Richmond"
says Chief of Police Werner to the
laos who Ike To so swimming in
the costume worn by Adam. and
remember. there Is regulation in
this city requiring that all bathers be
properly attired.'
The chief has instructed the cap
taIus Of the three districts to see
that the regulation is rigidiy enforced,
and woe to the boy who violates the
rule and takes bath in the open
without the garments required by
law.
Major Werner issued tho prema
ture warning III order that all i'm
proper spectacies might be uipped
In the bud. for he disiikes the com
plants which ofttImes stray In po-
lice headquarters concerning shocking
oxhihi.A vi and about t~imminf
holeF"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
To PRESENT DRAMA
ON COLLEGE CAMPUS
BEN GREET PLAYERS WILL AP-
PEAR HERE AFTER A THREE
YEARS ABSENCE.

II il sometimes interesting 10 know
who IS who and from whence the
players come wA3 make up the person
FL OF this famous organization. and
what they do during winter months
when not playing In the open air.
Mr.. Ben Greet Is perhaps the best
authority on Shakespeare and produc
ing the works II the master In the
world to-day. He is also a writer on
Shakespeare an subjects. a teacher ~
acting and lecturer on dramatic art
This year, Mr. Greet has produced
number ~ plays for Lie bier & Com
pauy and Miss Olga Nethersole.
Mr.. Dallas Anderson. leading man.
WAS one 81 the original company
brought over from London by Mr.
Greet 10 play Every Man Since
then Mr. Anderson has appeared AZ
leading man for Miss Maude Adams
ia her production Of Jeanne dc Are
given at the Harvard Stadium and
this paSt season In the same capacity
with Miss Marie Tempest Elizabeth
Valentine who play Hernia in "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" Is a graduate
of Cornell University. Who received
hstrianic training In Sir Herbert
Boerhohu Trees Company. the famous
English actor Manager with whom she
appeared. Miss Valentine comes TO the
erect Company after playing the psst
season with southern & MARROW.
MIR, Redmond Flood was formerly of
Mrs FHske,z Company. Chester Bar
nett VIII probably be remembered In
Rte moad ~ his admirable perform
ance of the hoy musician IN THE
Climax" Mr.. Mayne Linton makes his
first appearance in America having
played IN London with Tree, Waller.
and Irving Miss Ruth Vivian whose
picture appears above has been
snciated with MIR. Greet for the past
siy Years and has been seen In num-
berIess Shakespearean parts The
Company his year is exceedingly
strong and IN addition to the players
carries it's own orchestra playing the
incidental music OF the various plays.
The Ben Greet Woodland players will
he seen here on Saturday. May 81 on
the greenwood OF Richmond College
Campus. presenting the Midsummer
Nights Dream. at 3 so p. M, and She
Stops 10 Conquer st $50 This en-
saRement marks MIR, Ben Greet re-
appearance at the head of his COM
faf3Y after an absence of three sea
sons. MIR. Green viii appear as Bos
ton the Weaver In the Dream, and
Tony Lumpkin in She Stoops to Con-
4uer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20

eserone WAS up at about 4.30 A. M.
Fishing, swimming games, and last,
but rot least, eating filled the day
plea sanity.
The bows broke camp at z o'clock In
the afternoon. and arrived back at
Crewe at about 80. then all hands
an3oyed the hospitality OF the y. NJ.
G. A And leo cream WAS served.
Everybody was tired but happy
These little trips are planned for the
boys from tine to time, and are un-
der the personal supervision Of the
physical director. a aroop of boy
Scouts is TO be formed and Will spend
week or more ia camp, Later IN
the summer.
The following are the "Hikers": Au-
brey Wilson, Lenwooa Wilson, Frances
Wilson Shclhurne Srnithson, Earl phil
lips. Meade Beville Roy Butler, Irving
Butler John Bianton, Gussie Hawks,
William Jones, Gilbert Ceilings Wal
ter Rogers Thurman Williams, Whar-
ton Page Harry Henson. Arthur sew
ors, and T.. 9. Everett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
JUDGE JAMES KEITH
DECLINES TO TALK

Judge Keith. president of the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals OF Virginia.
said Friday morning that he did not
care to discuss in, any manner what
soever the illusions made by Con-
gresham Jones to the Virginia judi
ciary.
In his Farmville speech Mr.. Jones
called the name OF Judge Keith, in
timating that the president Of the
highest court in Virginia had expe-
rience with the alleged machine
methods.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
Odd News Items
from all Quarters
Living Easy"

Notwithstanding to Chancel-
Tor or the Exchequer Lloyd George
there are 10000 persons in England
with incomes Of $4,000 or more a
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
VIII Race Over the Dead.

SALT LAKE.-A historic grave
yard In which many Of Utahss pion-
GERS are buried. Is the site Of the
raee" track which Montana and Cali
fornia capitalists are building. Ct
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
Be Kind to the Crab.

NEW YORk,-Magistrat Herbert
decided that a crab is an animal and
lined Charles Stein, a fish dealer. for
cruelty to animals in exhibiting crabs
on ice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
Oh, Andy. You Cut-typ.

NEW YORK.--Andrew Carnegie
led chorus Of 5000 girls in the fete
or the girls branch Of the public
schools athletic league in Central
Park and danced with the girls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
Close Observers.

NEW 4ORk.-E. H Hoblyn and
wife, of London, arrived yesterday on
the Mauritania. and after seeing this
country for twenty-four hours return
ed to-day on the Carmania.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20

was destroyed In the fire in the Duke
building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
To Pierce Heart.

VlENNA.-Gustav Mailer. director
of the New York Philharmonic. who
died here Thursday. left instructions
for needle to be run through his
heart before his burial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
Two Hold Reunion.

NEW YORK.-The class Of '43 OF
New York University. held its sixty
ninth reunion last night. two of the
original thtrty-two members being
present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-20
Not Enough pav.

PORTLAND, ORE.--Governor Will
son. of New Jersey. said the people
OF Oregon are foolish In paying their
legislators only SO day. as such re-
Enumeration makes them subject to
temptation ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04
finds WIFE IN
ARMS Of TUbSAN
OF POLICE PREVENTS
POSSIBLE TRAGEDY.
WOMAN'S ACT IS FORGIVEN
VI. L. Mckinney and Mrs. Beaver
Principals IN scene In Turner
Hotel at MuskOgCc.
Special TO the World

Nustopce Okla. Aug 2.-Only the
rr.s,,., or tbo ro,i.. rr,vcntod a
l'H"I lo inc "'''" III " '"'''' ~ ''''
Turner Hotel early THIS morning when
George Beaver conductor ln the en-
ployoc of the Muskogee Electric Irac-
ton Company encountered NJ. i Nc
Kinney of Tulsa, wealthy manulac-
turcr of soda and soft drinks, whom
he found in room with Mrs. Beaver
The events leading up TO the arrest
OF Mckinney ana Mrs. Beaver are the
most sensational OF amy i'm which the
police department has recently llg'
ured.
While plain clothes men ana po-
licomen were making thorough
search of the hotels ana roomng
houses, after Beaver had enlisted
their aid, believing that his wife had
been 'doped' and kidnapped while on
her way to this city from Tulsa, Bea-
Yer had become frantic at his wlfe's
disappearance.
An officer made the rounds OF the
cab stands and finally obtained a
clue which led him to the Turner
| Hotel There description of the
couple and the little boy was given
and 1t was found that they had been
registered under the names of NJ. H.
johnson and wife OF Usage.
Beaver accompanied officers to the
room occupied by Mckinney and Mrs.
Beaver Mckinney opened The door,
erapped with him, and II required the
efforts OF the three policemen to sep
arate them. They were then taken
TO the police station, where Beaver
threatened to leave his wife, threat
that was aftcrward stricken from OPP
GRAFTON on account of the little SON.
who was with the two in the room in
the hotel. The woman asked forgiy-
ness, and II was finally granted,
Beaver would not place charges of
adultery against them. Instead they
were charged with disorderly con-
/ Guct and Mckinney deposited fifty
do,Iors - ine,ro tboir annoarance in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04
HANKEH, RANK BANKER
WOULD sever JUCULAR
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS AFTER BE
ING TOLD or REQUISITION
PAPERS.

San Francisco, Aug. &c. A. Man
kcr the former banker Of Pearl H.,
who surrendered himself to the police
here several days ago, confcssing that
he was wanted for the embczzlemont
OF S4JOO and for whose return to
Illinois reQulsition was granted to-
day attempted to commit suicide late
today by stabhng himself in the neck
IIc was found unconscious on the
floor Of his cell I'm the city prison and
was removed TO a hospital II was
found that the knife had entered the
iuelar vein. The knife had evidently
been smugglcd into the cell,
AS soon as word was received here
that tho rclus.uon had been pro-
cured Mnnkor was Informed shortly
after he made the attompt to end his
life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04
Short ICE Dealers
Will Be PROSECUTED
STATE FOOD COMMISSION OF
TEXAS GROWS TIRED OF
UNDERWEIGHING

Special to the World.
Houston, Tex Aug, 3.-Tce dealers
in every town and city Of the state
are to engage the special attention
Of Dr. j. S. Abbott, the state food and
dairy commissioner during the next
few weeks The commissioner said
that he had come into possession Of in
formation to show that dealers in
many places were selling short
weights. He proposes to take steps
to see that the ice customer horeaf-
ter gets exactly the number Of pounds
he pays for
81 find upon investigation that the
ice dealers, generally speaking, have
a habit Of loading their wagons with
ice, and demanding that they bring
back pay for the full amount. This
means that the consumers must pay
for the loss along the way caused by
melting. For instance, if twenty-five
Of every ten lbs of ice on wagon
mclts as the driver progresses along
his route. why the consumer gets only
threc-fourths as much as he pays for.
Hereafter when dealer sells fifty
pounds Of ice to a customer he must
deliver fifty pounds or run the risk
Of getting into serious trouble.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04

Beaver, the street car conductor who
f0und his wife in rom at the Tur-
ner Hotel last night with NJ. L. No
Kinney a wealthy Tulsa manufact-
urer. appealed to County Attorney
Disney this afternoon to file a COM
plant against Mckinney charging
him with adultery.
Disney declined to take action un-
less the woman was also prosecuted.
This Beaver did not want 10 do.
Beaver claims his wife was drugged
and did not know what she was do
ing. He declared that Mckinney
gave some doped candy and while
under the influence OF this dope she
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04
Death still II Mystery.

ST. Louis, August 3.-The death Of
Mrs Max Judell, who was killed last
Monday when she fell through a VIM
dow in a hotel, is still far from
solved. The police have various
theories, and a number of suspects
have been arrested. Max Judell, tho
husband, returned today from Ke-
vance, ILL., lie was unable to throw
any light on the tragedy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04

who is Pect? The real Chilli man,
adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04

whom these four are among the
foremost. Mrs. Hartman has in
Nokod the aid Of the Bureau OF Mu-
nicipa Research in deciding who are
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04

Where rs Poots2 In the alloy rear
of Bank of Commerce. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04

the ones worthy Of receiving charity
and 1t is declared the others viii
follow her example, turning over all
the begging letters they receive to the
Bureau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
TOOELE BOY SHOOTS
HIS COMP PAV|ON DEAD
Lester TrOwbridge Killed by
Earl Bond While Playing
Duel"

Lester Trowbridge of Toocle was
shot and killed by a companion, Earl
Bond, at that place at II o'clock yes
terday forenoon. Trowbridge was II
years of age and the boy who shot him
Is II. The two boys called at the
home Of Mrs. Priscilla England of
Tooele and asked the two England
boys to accompany them on a hunting
trip. Mrs. England refused to allow
her boys TO 90 and the four boys sat
down on the lawn.
AS they were reclining on the grass
the Trowbridge boy Is said to have pro
posed that they fight a duel. Bond
agreed and Trowbridge raised his gun
and snapped it at Bond. When Bond
did the same his gun discharged a bull
let into the center of Trowbridge s
breast. The boy was carried into the
house, where he expired within few
minutes. An inquest may be held
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
WANDAMERE CAR
KILLS YOUNG BOY
Glen Price, 10 Years of Age,
Fatally Injured in Shock
ing Accident.
BECOMES CONFUSED WHEN
WARNING WHISTLE SOUNDS
Runs First One Way and Then
Other in Attempting to
Leave Track.

Angus Glen Price. 10 years OF age. the
eldest son OF Angus 3. Price, ihoorer
living at $40 briggs avenue, was STRUCK
and almost instantly killed by Wanda :
nero car rs It was coming In ct A;2O
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The acci-
dant occurred at 2ioO South Seventh East
street IN front OF the home of DIR. David
Andrew. The doctor was at home anc
hastened to the boys side, but nothing
could be done for the lad. The car
struck the boy In the back. cutting his
body frlghtfully He made no sound and
did not seem 10 suffer. being unconscious
until ne died. which was few SECONDS
after he was struck A..
J. z. Morris. grandfather or the Two
bows who were struck by street car
about a week ago near the same pIaCe.
was sitting on his porch at 2sz' Soutn
Seyen East street and saw the TRAGEDY.
as did also Neal Musser. boy OF about
II years who lives next door Inc
story told bv these two witnesses co,
incides. Both say the affair happened
so quickly that they were unable 10 ten
much about II.
The boy was walking with two COM
pnpions OF about his own age down Ihe
up behind them. The motornan whistied
and the boys heard the warning. for they
tried 10 get out OF the way. The car
was running rapidly. however. and was
-
jumped 70 the right and got clear OF the
track Price. however started to Jump
TO the left and then evidently changed
his mind and tried to follow the other
two boys. He was late and was struck
,n the back and dragged BY the fender
until the car was stopped.
Both the witnesses said they thought
the conductor and motorman we're
blamelcss as they seemed 10 do all with
In their power TO prevent the acci-
dent.
Although tho accident happened out
side the city limits. Motorcycle Patrol
man Dan GrundviE went TO invcstighte,
An INQUEST will probably not be held. The
body was taken TO the undertaking es-
tablishment OF Joseph w; Taylor. whence
the funeral will take plnce,
Glen Price. as he was called by his
associates. was born December %. 1901.
at Draper and had lived IN Salt Lake
the most OF his life. He was bright
boy end had never been seen playing on
the tracks before, He had started on an
errand and was caught by the car be-
fore reaching his destination He IS sur
Vived by his father and mother and
three Young brothers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
BIC BALLOON SAILS
AGAIN THIS MORNING
Bag VIII Be Inflated With High
Grade Gas, Increasing
Lifting Power.

Inflated with n high grade Of oil gas,
the big balloon "Salt Lake City" will
ascend early this morning on its third
OF series of flights and members of
the Aero club Of this city expect to
make longer flight than on either of
the two previous occasions. The super
ior grade of gas to be used today will
give moro lifting power and the bal.
loon viii carry its full complement of
passengers and still be able 10 raise
enough ballast TO insure a long flight
j, Frank Judge, who has already
made two ascents, will pilot the car
Captain H. l.. Honeywell, the expert
who Is drilling the club members In the
use OF the balloon. will be one OF the
passengers but will leave the direction
of the aircraft entirely TO Mr. Judge
4. \. Campbell and Lewis b. McCor
nick will also make the trip, and IL the
lifting capacity OF the new gas come.
up 10 expectations, several other mem.
bers of the Aero club will also 90.
Imitation was scheduled 10 begin a,
/ o'clock this morning and the grea,
silver bag should Tiso from the gas
company's grounds at First South be
tween Ninth and Tenth West no later
than o'clock. The direction will
again be 10 the porthward and the club
members hope 10 20 even farther thar
huntsville, tho terminus Of the last
flight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
JOY RIDERS SECURE
AUTO BY A RUSE

'Joy riders" evidently bent on playing
n practical Joke on City Engineer G. F.
McGonaGle. Friday night. between the
hours OF 10 and II. called up the Shar-
man Auto garage, where the city engi-
neers machine IS kept, and ordered tho
car sent TO the Elks club. The ma
chine was sent out rs per order and
nothing seemed wrong until yesterday
morning. when Mr. McGonaGle went 70
the garage 10 get the machine TO take
Mayor John s. Brausford and Council
men M. E Mulvey and +. S. Fernstron1
for trip of inspection TO tho new grav-
ity sewer outlet. which IS under course
OF construction.
When Mr., MoGonagle went TO get the
machine he was Informed that Il had
been ordered out and sent 10 the Elks
club This necess.tated the officials
hiring machine for the trip. A search
was instituted for tho auto, but It was
not found Until nearly noon. when q
telephone message 20 the garage an.
nounced that 1t was on Tenth East
street near the corner OF Third South
street and had been standing thero par-
OF the night. The officers are lookinf
for the person who borrowed the ma.
chine.