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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
ALEXANDRIA SHOWS
PLEASING GROWTH
POPULATION. ACCORDING TO NEW
DIRECTORY, IS PLACED AT
22,T05.
ODD NAMES IN LIST
THREE BLUES AND NOT WHITE
AND PLENTY OF OTHER coLoRs
APPEAR. BUT ONLY ONE
IS GooDE.
ODD NAMES IN LIST

ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 10.---The
population of Alexandria and the
suburbs. the city council contem-
plates including the extension of the
corporate limits of the city-West
End. Rosemont, Braddock Heights.
Cottage Park. and the southern part
of st. Elmo and Del Rays 22,1g5.
The calculation is based upon the
names In the city directory for 1911.
just received here from the pub
fishers.
In the city and the adjacent ter
ritory coveted by the city. the names
of a,i1S persons were obtained. The
names of married women and chill
dren less than IL years old. are not
shown. Following the usual proce-
dur< multiplication Of the names
published by 2 l2, a fair estimate
of the population, it is claimed, may
ue ut1,atnrri. ------------
in addition 10 the usual preface,
maps, business directory, and other
useful information. the publication
contains some interesting facts. For
example, there are only three Acres
In all Alexandria. but there is also
a Meadow. a Broadmea dow, six
Fields, and twenty Lanes. eighteen of
which are dark These, OF course.
are TO be found among the names In
the directory where may be found
also Cats. kits. Lyons. swans
PARROTS, VOLTS. one Bear--who Is
followed ny five Bruins Nightingale.s.
and Fox's. There are Bakers. Cook 8,
Farmers. Fishers, Goidsmiths, Hun
ter's. Mason's, Miller's and Tayiors.
There are number of Kings,
Duke and two Earls, and only one
Fireman.
There are Days and knights
aplenty, and there are Summers, but
not winter There Is only one
Wine but there are nine Ales. There
are two Porters. both colored. DUTY
comes before Love. but It is simply
as alphabetical distinction. There
are in Alexandria three Blues, none
white. There are also a fairy good
supply of Browns, Grays Greens ana
C;reenes. Hacks and Whites, There
are a few tews, as well as there are
Heads. Chinns leggs and Lips, ana
only five Keys In the city. In the en-
tire directory there is only one whose
name is Goode.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
URGE MINISTER
To RUN FOR SENATE

Special 70 The Richmond Virginian.p
ROANOKE, VA, July IA few
days ago. when $. Il. Price announc-
90 his candidacy for House of Dele
gates ii was said that Dir T.. l.. Key
ser, now the delegate from Roanoke,
would not enter the race. day Or
keyser denies that he has Withdrawn,
and asserts that he will run for the
nomination. MIR. Prices position on
State wide prohibition Is not known,
II is said that Or. keNser VIII favor
submission to the people. and that he
also witt support a law permitting
cities .to have government by cpmmls-
sion.
Thus far John NJ Hart has had no
opposition for the State Senate. He
is openly opposed to Statewide pro-
hlbtion and to submission. Friends
OF Rev. II. j aiaRan. of Jefferson
Street Baptist church, are urging him
TO make the fight against Mr.. Hart.
1t II certain that the dry" forces win
put some one In the field,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
INTEREST
IN THE CAMPAIGN

Following the announcement In the
press or the State yesterday morning
10 the effect that Representative
fIones III his speech at Nnodstopk
yesferdAX would. NAL e public t.la here
tofore unpublished evidence, which. he
claims. discloses Senator Thomas s.
Martin as a,-.railroad agent and lob
bYist at the time of his election TO
the tuited States Senate and as being
one OF the dispensers OF the yellow
dog fund. this became the one sub
fecf or conversation In political CIR
cles during the day and gave to the
campaign a touch Of real life that
has been noticeably lacking up 10 this
time.
II was generally expected that the
evidence would be in the form OF
copies letters~-but IL WAS not know u
whose letters had been secured. nor is
Il yet known how they were secured,
Supporters OF Mr.. Jones are jubilant
over the publication Of the letters and
declare that Mr.. Jones has made good
on his statement and. that he has yet
other evidence. (which will he pro-
duced al later time, probably when
he speaks next in some city or town
Supporters of Senator Martin look
upon the Introduction OF the letters
with disdain and predict that thew will
prove boomerang 1t Is pointed out
by them tffisf Il l! tfsat tire letters sherry
is that the Democratic party, through
its leaders, al that time was accepting
contributions to the campaign fund
from representatives of corporations
and any one else. who would contri-
butte. and that 1t was necessary for this
10 be done. In proof of this long
list OF the most distinguished names
IN Virginia at that time are given as
among those who assisted in collect
ing from these sources
The contention of the Jones sup
porters Is that some of these letters
were written during the legislative
campaign atrd that others were writ
ten after the legislature met and had
to do with the defeat Of the Kent
railroad bill, which was introduced at
that session of the legislature, the pur-
pose of which was 10 place certain
restrictions and regulations on the
railroads
a special telegram 10 the Richmond
Nirginian from it's correspondent at
Woodstock states that only 81 small
crowd heard MIR. Jones deliver his adj
dress. This crowd. 1t Was stated, con-
tanned number Of Martin adherents,
some advocates of jones, and aiso
number OF Republicans. The report
also stated that number of persons
In the audience left the building be-
fore Mr.. Jones had concluded hts
speech.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
TO Be
At "BLUE5T-G
WILL ATTEND CELEBRATION OF
FTFTTETH ANNIVERSARY OF
BULL RUN.

Especial to The Richmond Ff'Rinianb
WASHINGTON. July l0--Represen-
tative Carlin. of YTgiuia, secured the
promise Of President Taft to-day that
he viii attend the "hiuest gray" re-
union at Manassas Va, on July 81
The president has had the invitation
under consideration for some time and
had given his tentative acceptance, but
Mr.. Carlin clinched matters to-day and
the president has definitely decided to
attend.
The celebration will mark the ff
tieth anniversary Of he battle OF Bun
Run and 1t will mark the gathering
of thousands of veterans who fought
on opposite sides on that history max
ing occasion.
Governor Mann and other promi~
nent Nirgnians viii be in attendance
and President Tafts decision TO be
present and deliver an address will
give added significance to an event
that commentaries the wiping out OF
sectional feeling
Representative Carius visit to the
" hite House to-day was to gain Pres
idcut Taft's definite assurance that he
will 20 to Manassas and to arrange
the preliminary details Of the trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
TROOPS MOVE ON
MANASSAS AGAIN
THIS TIME THEY JOIN IN PEACE
JUBILEE ON BULL RUNS
ANNIVERSARY

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian1
MA NASSAS, VA. July l0.--The
opening ceremonies to the reunion
and peace jubilee on the fiftieth an
nivepsary of the battle of Bull Run
took place in Corners Hall in the
presence of an immense audience to-
night.
The celebration will be kept up
until the Blue and Grey clasp hands
ia the presence Of President Taft
July u.
The jubilee committee in response
to numerous Inquiries have advised
that veterans attend the reunion III
their most comfortable attire. de-
void Of uniforms. -
Much interest Is felt throughout all
sections of the country fu'"tfe slc~
cess of this grand peace jubilee, as
IA evidepced by the numerous let
tiers daily received by Lieutenant
Round. chairman of the jubilee com
fnittee.
Chaplain Couden, OF the house of
representatives, viii deliver a peace
jubilee sermon here next SUNDAY.
These services to give impetus to the
final peace Jubilee Will be kept up
during the interim.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
GET TWENTY PER
CENT AUGUST 1sT.
DEPOSITORS IN ALEXANDRIA
COMPANY TO GET ANOTH-
Err INSTALLMENT.

Especial to The Richmond Firginisn.J
ALEXANDRIA. VA. July t0.-~The
depositors In the ~defunct Virginia
Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
VIII receive 20 per cent of their
deposits on August I, according to
an announcement made this after
noon By J. X. M. Norton and How
ard w. Smith receivers for that in
stltution.
1t is stated that another 20 per
cent. will probably be paid later on,
making 40 per cent total the depos-
ttors viii receive. Judge Barley to-
day appointed j q. lIiden special
commissioner to sell the Cuipeper
National Bank building for $4,000.
This is part of the property turned
over to the Virginia Deposit Corpora
ton by Its president, e. Jones Rixey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
r UPHOLD EPIDEMIC
IN RICHMOND COUNTY

HEATHsVIILE VA. July io.~~Au
epidemic cf typhoid fever il report
ed from ShArps. Richmond county,
there being twelve well developed
cases. mostly among negroes. The
little town was visird by similar
epidemic some summers ago, when
several deaths occurred,
Specialists Of the State health board
from Richmond came down at that
time and discovered typhoid germs
In an old Well. which WAY covered
putting an end to the fever The
physicians in that locality are using
every precaution 10 prevent the
spread OF the disease.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
NAMES PLACED ON
THE ELIGIBLE LIST

Major Werner yesterday ANNOUNCE
ed that the names OF the eight police
men who recently passed examina~
lions for sergeants have been placed
on the eligible list. These men are
G. III, Gerring. l.. n. Clark, l.. G. Tan
ner, j. j. Smith. g. n, Thurman.
q. p Smith. " r.. Waymack and G..
Il, Samuels
Major Werner, has also instructed
members Of the force, 10 strictly en-
force the-ordinances against lettering
and congregating in streets. expec-
torating In the streets and the auto
mobile regulations
The chief Of police states that the
lax methods Of the force in enforcing
the automobile ordinances meets with
the disapprohation and is disappoint-
ing to the board of police commits
sioners.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
WIRE TRUST CHIEFS
ARE GIVEN RESPITE

NEW YORK. July 1o.--Herhert L..
Sstterlee. son-ip-law of j. Pierpont
Morgan, and twenty nine other heads
uf the wire trust" appeared before
Judge Archibald to-day in the crimI-
nal branch of the United States Cir
cult Court to plead not guilty 10 in
dtctmants charging them with violat-
ing the Sherman antitrust law.
Their counsel asked Judge Arch
bald tor sixty days within which to
file deinufrers to the Indictments.
Judge Archibald fixed September LIST
~ the day for nllne the answers -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
TAX BOARDS BUSY
ON EQUALIZATION
Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.,
RALEIGH n. G.. July l0-To-dav

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.o
RALEIGH. n. c.. july l0.-To-d day
In every county In North Carolina
the county boards or equalization
created by the recent legislature are
in session for the purpose of passing
upon and equalizing the tax valua-
tions of property made by the asses
sors the past two months.
Appeals from the action Of thcsc
county boards are to come direct tn
the State Corporation Commission. An
a state tax commission and the or
der of tho State commission Is final
All property, real and. personal Ia
reassessed this year along with rail-
roads and other public service cor
porauons. Some OF the counties are
expected to show az much az two
and three million dollars. increase in
tax valuation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
JONES READS LETTERS TO
PROVE CHARGES
AGAINST MAR TIN
Continued From First Page.)


Continued From First Page.)
penaed NV the Demorratic managers
OF that dav
To denounce IL now as n yellow
dog fund is IN arraipn tho Demo
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
WILL ARREST ALL
SUNDAY WORKERS
ROANOKE TO TEsT sABHATH LAW
BI WHOLESALE.
PROSECUTIONS.

Especial to The Richmond Xirginian.j
ROANoK t.. VA, July l0.=-f'hief
or Police Dyer announced to-day that
the law requiring All business houses
to close Sunday viii he strictly en-
forced sunday fully 80 IS the day
OF which the police viii arrest all
persons whose places are open, IN
Gliding shoe sti ne parlors, hotel eli
gar stands, railways. livery stables,
garages and any other line ot occu-
patton This VIII be done SO that
the court may for all time settle VINO
may work and who may not work
on the sabbath,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
INSTANTLY KILLED
BY FALLING TREE
YORK COUNTY MAN MEETS
DEATH AT WORK IN
WOODS.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
GRAFTON, VA, July 10.--Benja-
min Owens. of Goodwin's Neck York
county. was instantly killed Saturday
afternoon while Telling tree for fum-
Der purposes The unfortunate mans
body was horribly mutilated. He
leaves a widow and five children and
was we'll thought of in his commune
ty The interment took place at the
Grafton Disciples church Sunday at
ternoon. Rev. +. r. Parham. pastor
of tho York circuit, Methodist, con.
Quoting the seryices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
URGE MASON'S CLAIM
FOR HIGH HONOR
ROANOKE WANTS OPPONENT TO
ANTI. STATE WIDER IN THE
RACE.

Special to The Richmond Virginian.l
RALEIGH, n. @, July ia dele
cation headed by II. S. Gay was here
4tsHa- Aptt hampton county to-day To
urge upon Governor Kitchen the APP
pointment Of Captain U. w. Mason as
corporation commissioner
Members of the party say they
regard r, l.. TRAITS. a close personal
friend Of Kitchen, as their most dan
gerous rival. Travis had conference
with the governor to-day
Ex~Judge Avery saw the governor
this morning IN the interest of for
mel Corporation Commissioners Pear
son. OF Morganton. whose friends are
making tight for him. The appoint
ment is expected at any time now.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11

Manassas. July e6-27.
Long Branch. July 26-2 20.
Orange, Va, August "a.
Spring Lake, August 3-5.
Charlottesville, August $40.
Cobourg, Canada, August 1913,
Front Royal, Va..>August 15-1G.
Bar Harbor. Me, August 22-24.
Berryville, August 2e-24
Vancouver, August September 4.
Warrenton. August 30-3l.
Newport, September 40.
Poughkeepsie, n. ". September
IS.
Rutland. September SIS.
Orangeburg n. Y. September 81.
Hartford. September 7s.
New York state Fair liorse Show.
syracuse. September 1l-1s.
White Plains. September 1929.
Bryn- Mawr. September 27-5o.
MineoIa. l.. L.. September $3.50.
Brockton, Mass. October 3-6.
National. November 1875.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
MR.. DIL|SOLY IS
BADLY BEATEN Up

continued FROM FIRST rage
meeting began. Blisoly was talking
to some women patrons of the school
outside the Portsmouth courthouse.
He or some one IN the party made "a
remark that Miss Hilda Codd. daugh
ter Of John A. codd. the Fusion Dem
ocratic leader and chairman of the
school board was shown fagors at
the Port Norfolk school Wade Codd
the girls brother, overheard the re-
mark. pulled off Bilisoly's glasses and
knocked him down twice before they
were separated.
SWCa-s Before Ladies.
The second fight occurred in the
court room at the meeting. Mr. Bill
solv made a remark that he received
no compensation for his legal ser
vices TO the patrons OF the school
for protesting against Prof, Peek X
reappointment X. r. Baghy, the
attorney for Prof PECK. remarked
he also received no pay FOR his SER
vices.
It Is said that Bilisoly remarked:
"EagbY, you know -----~-"
Then, IL is alleged. hair dozen
men jumped on Hlisoly. Knocked
him down white women screamed
and pandemouium refined in the court
room BlliSol} said tonight II Was
put-up JOB or him. He said he
had no intention OF swearing before
ladies, and he had IN his mind a
statement to the effect that the COM
fflittce was 'far fly tyrannfcal
He said he was beaten because he
swore In the presence Of the women.
Mr. Rillsoly appealed from the deci-
sion Of the county school board to
the State school board in reappoint-
ing Prof. Peck. principal of the Port
Norfolk school Pref. Peek Is a Fus-
ion candidate for tho Legislature
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
Twain 10 Ence Justice.

Justice Crutchfieid in Police Court
this morning viii endeavor to ascer-
tain the cause OF the battle In Broad
near Monroe street yesterday morn
ing. when Charles Royal. who claims
to be OF French descent. had ply
steal encounter with Tom Eggieston
and John Robinson, negroes. After
the trio had been arrested by Detec-
tive Krengei and Magistrate Kahn the
Frenchman declared tho negroes had
assaulted him without provocation
and that Robinson attempted to bite
hts head.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
HARDWARE MEN MEET
TO SWAP SOFT WORDS

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.)
ASHEVITd4E n. C.. July l6--
About so delegates to the convention
of Hardware Dealers Association of
the Caroliuas, which meets here
continuing until Friday, have
already arrived. and 1t is expected
that fully 400 people will he in at
tendance. The opening session is on
Tuesday at 1880 A. M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
RAISE REWARD FOR
pOLLCEMAN'S SLAYER

fspecial to The Richmond virginian.)
RALEIGH X. C., July To- Now
that Policeman Mcconnell Of Ashe-
vile. has dred from the wound in
hicted by john Huff, colored, at Ashe-
vile last week Governor kitchfn an
nounced an increase in the reward for
the murderer. The increase IL from
$500 10 1900, There is also a reward
OF $500 offered by the city Of Ashe-
vile through the board OF aldermen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
Candidates to Speak.

Candidates for office in Henrico
county at the coming election will,
haze an opportunity to address the
voters Friday night when political
meeting will be held at Glen Echo.
beginning at $50 O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
STARS AND HUSTLERS
WIN IN PETERSBURG

Especial to The Richmond Firginiau.t
PETERSBURG, VA. July 1.-Two
games OF ball in the Wiregrass
League tamateur) We're played here
yesterday afternoon, the Petersburg
Stars defeating Chester to on
the State League Park grounds and
the Hustlers winning from the Cubs
7 to 2 at the Old ball park at the
Country Club, Both games were
warmly contested, The Stars lead
the league with ] games won and
lost Chester is second with and
5, the Cubs third. with 5 and {, and
the Hustiers hold the cellar position
with hut games won and II lost.
In the Stars-Chester game the base
running of Alexander and pitching
OF Fowler for the Stars. featured,
while In the Hustlers-Cuhs game the
pitching Of Tucker. for the Hustlers
and the batting OF Rose, for the
Cubs. were notable. The scores;
r. II. Il.
stars .sGoo of,o o s=e~S s 2
Chester 10 002 8 o 0 0 0-~h
Batteries; Fowler and Blanken-
ship; q. Shepard and II. Bruce.
r. II. r.
ItnStlers ...,.- .....-..' 49,
Cubs ...,..t.......
Batteries Tucker and Northington,
Robinson. Andrews and Mann.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
yIRGINIAN TO EDIT
NEWSPAPER AT COLON

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.D
HARRISONBuRG, VA. July 10.--
Seymour Paul. recently editor OF the
Harrisonhurg Times and son OF the
late Judge John Paul, leaves to-day
for Panama. where he will be an.
gagged In newspaper work ON the c..
pal Record 1t Colon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
NEGROES Are Fined,

Magistrate James Il. Lewis of
Henrico county yesterday imposed
fines Of $3.50 on Frank Lewis. Tony
Fleming. James hawkins, Scott Bass
and Wiley Fowlkes, the negroes ar
rested Sunday night for playing
craps" by Poll emcn Martin and
Tiller
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
Woodmen are Busy.

II Il. MaYeS ~ thGs city. district
manager OF the Noodmen OF HE world,
and his brother Joseph ii MayeS, lei !
to-day for Wilson. ptnWiddie county
wher. they VIII organize 81 now lodge
~ the order Distcict NJ nager A8%eS
has Just returned from an oihclal VISIT
into Halifax connty. where he attended
The SESSIONS several 81 the camps. lie
participated III tbs July Fourth eele~
iration. held Jointly at South Boston
hv the Halifax eountX- camps and the
old Dominion camps. 80. 100, Of
South Boston
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11

PETERSBURG. VA, July 10, ~ BE
cause concurrence under three days in
an act al the common council might
no: De legal. the Board oG Aldermen
Tonight adjourned until tomorrow
night to take action upon the coun-
els $4,000, appropriation, made Fri
day. for piping Rater from the canal
locks to the city. Though three days
have passed one 81 them was sunday
g. it WIS deemed wise TO lay the mat
ter over another day. : ntiWcut of the
aldermen makes II certain the alepro-
priattou to rH3ioHe tie water scarcity
vii b.. HniInNel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-11
Horse show Dates.

Tucker and Northington,
binson. Andrews and Mann.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-18

fusion when you were In the min
GRITTY. Iaughter.) Now that we ar.
not responsible and when many Of
our friends believe in Tariff board
except as to Canadian reciprocity
and Pomeranian pups, you do not
want tariff board. (Laughter.)
Then we saw you; and now we see
you. We do not recognize you as the
same individuals.
s.Well, it is all proper enough.
But, gentlemen, when the books are
posted and the settlement comes. as
it will come, 9O,00O,OOO of people
will not look on unmoved, with BUSH
ness and production halted because
consumption halts, and there will be
something drop in November, 1912.
(Applause on the Republican side.)