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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

turcsauc.
Attractive roads penetrate The sur
rounding country affordine many
changing views Of delightful mountain
scenery. The region Is rcmnrkably
replctn with grand ana striking mani
festations OF the art ana power OF
nature.
For three generations the Virginia
Hot Springs have been tried by people
from all pmrts Of &C country, ana
their curative qualities fully demon
stratcd. The waters Of these springs
hiiye been found especially adapted 10
nervous diseases. disorders of The liver
and kidneys rheumatism and govt.
l5csides the ordinary baths. there are
muu baths. which have hccn found
very beneficial. The soda, lithia. mag
nesi;i and ;pum springs also furnish
valuable waters for drinking PURPOSES.
Thirteen miles of boulevard in the
vicinity, together with 81 number Of
mountain roads. arc especially aItrac-
tive To those fond of riding or driving,
while for pedestrians Tic numerous
paths through the mountain forests
have an endless charm, and mountain
climbing is n favoritc pastmc. Out
, door exercise Isl INDUCED in to Il great
extent, and the golf club. with we'll
kept greens. Is Il special feature of
the place. Frequent tournaments, In
which some oi the best players In the
country take part are given on tho
picturesque course. 81
Five miles north OF the Hot Springs
arc the Warm Sulphur Springs. The
water OF these springs, issuing from
tho ground at Il temperature or oS
degrees Fahrenheit, has long hccn
known for It's Notwithstanding prop
critics. Two large bathing pools have
been constructed, ono 10 feet in cir
cumfcrcncn ana the other $50. from
the bottom Of which the pure water
asccnds ut the rate Of 200 gallons n
minute These baths are both delight
full and beneficial; they are especially
valuable III cases of govt. rhe,iInati sm,
dyspepsia and 'ncDicnt kidney trou-
HES, Ill
TWO and Il half miles south or The
Hot springs are located the Healing
Springs. Thc waters arc almost idcn-
teal in thermal analysts to those of
tho famous fchngenbad and Ems OF
Germany. 1t tx "a remarkable uric acid
solvent. cures and relieves govt. rhcu-
matisin, insomnia. kidney and bladder
troubles, and strengthens the nervous
system.
The Grcni Valley of VfrEinin.
The great Valley OF Virginia. cX-
tending from the Potomac River down
through Virginia and part of Tonnes :
zee, comprises really ave distinct val
lcys-thosc OF tho Shenandoah River.
tho James River. the Roanoke River,
the Itanawh, or New River and the
iiolston or Tennessee River Its Gle
walton ranges from ai2 feet to 2.594
feet above sea level. making an cx-
ccedingly hcai,hfnl region In which to
pass the summer months.
At the Head OF the Shenandoah VAL
ley liz stanton. charming town IN
itself. and the station from which is
reached Mount Elliott Springs, whicl,
Hes In tho foothills OF tho AllcGhanies,
ut an elevation OF 1850 feet.
rho pretty town Of Basic is situated
In the Valley or the Shenandoah, which
ut this point Is narrow. tho Blue Ridge
and i,s foothills Ehnlting IN the val-
ley from The outside world, the ell
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meadows in the highest state OF nul-
ton. The hillsidcs covered with
trellised vines. MI the eye with delight.
Further north, In "a cleft of the
mountain overlooking the valley. is
Rawlcy Springs. nine miles from Ilar-
risonburg. on the Southern Railway.
at an elevation OF 1000 feet above sea
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mate is pleasant during tile summer
months. and many noted Watering
places in The vicinity afford recreation
and healthfulncSs
icrchcd high NJ on Il shelf Of tho
blue Ridge is hfton. commanding ~
view of many miles in which noun
tam and valley. forest and stream, the
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Summer Homes

Mrs Bcttie francisco. II. +. D. No. j. Fred
III cricks Hail. Va. AF}set m.
W. H. Parrish. rredcrcks Hall. Va.
Rockbrdre Inn. Goshen Va
Walnut I'm Springs Goshen. Va.
Cameron Hall. Goshen Va -
Mrs. g. VI. Avis. Goshen. va 5
Mrs. J. W. Hell. Goshen, VA
Greenwood Hotel. Mrs a. ]. Wine, Green
wood Va.
Mrs. c. T. DcGroat. Greenwood. Va
Mrs. NJ l.. Mccuc. Greenwood, Va
W. W Smith. Hewlett. va
j. T. Dlllard. IIowardsvliIc Va.
J. y. Hancock. iiownrdsviile Va
Mrs. c. Z. Cobbs HownrdsyIlio. va
Ohio.
+. NJ. Randolph, Kcs,vick. va
Mrs. s Il. Curtis. Lee Hall, VA
Mrs Floyd CLANCY. Louisa va
Mrs. a. - Woodward. Louisa ia.
Mrs. a. X. Barrett Louisa. Va.
Misses Goodwin, Louisa. va. -
Miss Edna Kecnc. Louisa, va s3
Hotel Marlin,on, Mariin,on. vs.. Va
Mrs L. g. Watts Moch,im's River. Va
u. Il: l,umpass. Mineral Va
Dr. ". j. coleman. Mineral. VA.
j. H. Kennedy, Mineral, Va.
l.ahey Hotel. Pence Springs. ". va.
Valley Heights Hotel. Via Pence Springs. ".
va. e.. Q. Valley Heights W. Val. iii
Mrs. 5. sinipkinson. Ross. Ky.
\. =, Black. TOSS. Ky.
G. l.. ScruGgs. Shores. va
Scoitsvlic Hotel Scotts,lir, VA
". l.. Moore, Scoitsvilic VA
Mrs. II. II. Wine, wayncshoro Va
& Necse Hotel. Waynrsborn. Va.
Mrs J, l.. Barksdaic. Waynesboro VA
brunswick Inn. Wnyncsborr. VA p.ll3I.
Mrs II. -. coincr Wuynesbpro Va
Mrs 6. X. Haincs. Wnyncsboro. Va
Mrs l.. Stcrritt. waynrsboro I'm iH
Hotcl Windsor. Via Windsor Shades. Va
tf. .. boulevard Val. -
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RESORTS ON @. & o. RAILWAY

VI u 80, So
- 'i''.' n't'c sulphur. W. Va.
~ W. y. 'aiwcll. White sulphur. W. Va.
Mrs. !. j.. Clifford White S,,iuh,ir " u.
Hotel fysoii. wht,. s,in,,- ~ u
'. '''''c ""iPn"r. ". NR
ill., Mi''c oSh'etrfc White sulphur. w Va.
IAnHsiic Miss g. Lewis via .,llcyhany ra
~ .. sweet springs w Val
,'hcxancnkc t,nusc Nr /,
shanv Vn - -. '"'"n' Al'c-
Arvenia I'M ,.an,,,
y s'''' III -N'Nohih. Va
Mrs. Il. l.; Reuter- Basic va
John NJ. kiljian l,u,h,,,r u.
~, 49, NJ, $3.50 ="
I'LL - - iiahcS' buchanan Va H
MISS Emma Harvey. buchanan Va
Geo II iNnsknv t,,,ch,,un ~.
Mrs : !; ,ohn.,,,, .'r,,'a,,,
80 -. - Johnston, Buchanan Va.
Mrs W. +. l'aricy. buchanan. Va
Miss Saitic t;ili;au I,uch,,,, ~
1, !, p
~ - ,'"".'' ituchhn nan Va
~, u M' fa'nc' buchanan. Va.
> $. McClurc. via Balcony Fails. Va. or. q.
Glasgow. Nab. lI' 'Iis' y
l. : wno,coIt ~ ,,, 49,
GLASGOW vn!p 80 va" - -
~. ,
- =, i,oswcIi. wa Bremo va. tP o.
,,'fN ''i NJ,
Mrs. \. j.. i'uincy. via Brcmo VA ~ n
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level. are tic Virginia Hot Springs,
the Warm sulphur Springs and the
Healing Springs. combining every COM
fort and health renewing influence.
The climate Is strikingly uniform. the
air invigorating and free from mois-
turc, and the scenery bold and pic
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Mountain Resort Hotels

II OH Sweet SPRINGS. GIG Lewis Via Ailc-
Shany. Va L. O. Sweet springs W. Nnt.
Swre, thaiybca;o springs H. i. FAKE Al
r-1s,i.-s. Ill, -. III ~
- si.nu'S,. MISS NJ !: frcdcr'ck via Alie-
inanE "a /, Q. EHriehurs' NaA
,, ti'
'i ~, hreHueh MIS-. e A. Robinson. Basis.
#
BEhalo Rldec Strings. Via isucfalo springs
Va fF O.. luTalo station Na.j
GLADYS Inn u IL callahan. chiffon rotre
Nn n N'tito' foiEe.
ri. ,,,.,o,,.
it'te 't''ci l''nt ~ =. walker CoNins Ton Va.
Rockhridgn Alum springs via Goshen yu
tr. y. Rnchbrdgc .Aun Spring Tn !
Z. Aiieshany Inn i ~ RovI,,a i:,
'' n ~ 49, "'iu' NoShch' Va
; sprimss M N SrFnss' Fred ststrs*, hot
" VA, ro' Springs y. y r wa+in SPRINGS.
Healing Springs, ". H. Mccl.n,ir. Ma 10,
SPRINGS VA. u. o. iiralin; springs. 'vh.j'
r,a,h Taycrn IA, snr,n,.. -,
II
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Seashore Resorts

roc Va. H- -. 1l1il
sherwood Iio,el,cJ.sR. Kimberly. Fort 'Mon-i'
Warwick Hotel. Newport Newr. Va.
Augusta Hotel. Hampton, Va.
hncisros I,o'cl. nnckrod Beach or. Q. llamr-
Wade t:ot,nro Up. o. Hampton. MAJ.
Care View Cottngc az. Q. Hampton Val.
Tho Sayrc ~ o. Hampton. vaD.
The ioghy tP @. Hampton. VR)
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level. The atmosphere is dry, puro
and invigoratine, and free from pros
tratinE heat. even in midsummer.
Tho iMray Cavcrns located in the
Shenandoah Valley, midway between
iiarrisonburg and Roanoke. are adj
CONTINUED on Fifth Pagc)
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THE WORLDS HIGHWAYS

hundreds Of mineral springs which are
scattered all over tho section has at
iractrd To It's many resorts thousands
OF persons every year
Situated in the heart Of the Allc-
Shany Mountains, $500 feet above sea
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CONTINUED from First rag

VC"hIInurd HON First I'ngc,)
scarcely square mile Of territory
which is not delightful
The altitude of this cn,ire section
inSures absence Of malarial conditions,
and the great medicinal value Of tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, made new
with new management. Many outdoor at.
fractions, including a fine Golf Course, Tennis
Courts, new Casino. Baths installed Is
main Cottages and Hotel, rooms @en-suiite.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

The Chesapeake & Ohio offers you the
choice Of many attractive Mountain and Sea
shore Resorts, numerous Boarding Houses,
Cottages and Country Homes at which cheap
board can be had.
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RESORTS ON G. & o. RAIL WAY

os v,,,. View Hotel. chns. II. conaovo. ocean
vlrsinia Bay Hotel. ocean View. Va.
kimhuli Hotel. Ocean View. va.
pembroke eiokc Inn. Mrs Wake. ocean view.
Charters Cottage. M 3igsg
se,aabrlsht cottaEc. Mrs. w. II. Johnson
Ocean View, Va.
Ocean View va
81, Louis Cottage Il. j. Brady. ocean ,yiov
Vn. 7islt-isii 4 i-.''. 49, = i''"' Il
cS v,a,. c Ntse. Mrs, + {. ca,on. ocean
Lorraine Cottage Mrs Minnie D,,,,rd Co..
View. va.
Gorwood co,tnsc, Ocean View. VA
iaipl Cottage Mrs sam Morrow oc.,n &
vicw. Va. i'''
Merrimac Cottage. ocenn yicw. Va. III
Z Crawford Cottage occun View. va
bf tt, Cottage. Mis. Annie Braurr. ocean
isHleish Cottage, IInrry Mace. Ocean vicw.
Atlantic Cottage Ocean View. VA.
Digs Cottage ocean Wow va
Ruth cotiase Mrs. Myers. Ocean View. Va.
NNaw mI",non Go, ,:ai, Ocean can sisw va
liisca Cottage. Cape Henry. Va
Colonial Cotiac", Cape lisnry, Va.
Ocean Wave G. & Il. l.. Blow, Virginia
Queen Anne. virginia Beach. va.
Arlington Hotel, Virginia beach. va
Yarrcii Cottage, NirEinin Bruch. Va
Virginia Beach Hotel VirEinia Dcuch. IA.
Wiiloushey Bench Hotel. Wiiloushby Beach.
FnIrlainb Cottage. wiloushby Beach. Va.
Cablcr COTTAGE. Wiioushhy Ileach. Va.
Dawes Cottage. Wllouchhy Beach Va
Thoninson CotlAEr. WIouEhhy Beach va.
Bay nreczc. WiliouEhhy Beach. va
Sea Rest Willou6hby Beach. Va
N
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Eastern Shore Resorts

Ariin gton Inn. cape Charles, Va.
virginia Hotel. Cape Charles. Va.
Cobhs Island Club iIdusc, chcriton, Va. n
lIotni t'riphcid. !, Crisicid. Md. 44H
1 H. ". Kelly. Enstvillr. Va. Biiti II.
j. ~. 1'roughton. f!allwood, Va. F4t til
Hotel; Wsehnnreohne, lSellAr. Va Ct. o. I
Mrs. Il. N. Brooks, Marion, Md
Ford Jousc. pocornol;c, Md. iE
l'.,rkor House. nocomoke. sid. l
Washington iiotai. Princess Anne Md.
Peninsula House, Salisbury, Nd.
j.. II. East. Taslcy. Va or. o. Onnnrock,
ra.). 6 r
Hotel Doughty, Tnslcy. va. III. O. .,cconlac.
). i. Miller, wcstover, Md.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
ular gives the following description

ouiar sives the following description
of Hill.
Age. SIS: brown skin; height 5
feet inches: weight. ITO pounds;
small rnoustaches has one glass eye.
wore gold spectacies. Is a very short
man. short legs. very stout"
Then the circular proceeds as fol-
low:
This man disappeared from his
home in this city March "a. 1911.
while the bank was In the hands OF
receivers, and on April II. 1911. the
receivers furnished Information for
the issuance of warrants for the lar
ceny of s2soa. which are now in
the hands Of this department. and 1t
is expected that when the examiners
have made their report that the snort
age will be much greater
This bank contained the savings
of a great number OF colored people
in this section, and its collapse has
evidently left some Of them In desti-
tute circumstances. 1t Ia requested
that special efforts be made to bring
about the arrest of this man on ac-
count of betraying the great conf
dence the colored people had In him.
In addition to being cashier OF
the True Reformers' Bank, he was
also cashier OF the colored exhibit
at the jamestown Exposition and was
head of the church and several col /
ored enterprises In this city. and Is
we'll known to prominent colored peo-
Die all over the United States.
Hin lived at 1901 West Leigh street
and is said to have possessed one OF
the finest homes in the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20

NOTICE
FIRST HALF.
Notice to Taxpayers.
Once OF Collector OF City Taxes.
CifN Hall RIrh rnnuA -

once OF Collector OF City Taxes,
City Hall. Richmond. Va
THIS OFFICE WILL BIC READY no
RECEIVE ALL OR ONE-HALF or
CITY TAxES REAL ESTATE AND
personal. FOR THE YEAR 1911 ON
JUNE 18TH.
/. THE WHOLE TAX IS DUE, but the
ordinance provides that one-h half map
be PAID In June and the remaining oaif
in December. Failure to pay Ill Or
one-hsh in June incnrs penntty u
per cent on the whole amount. whtsh
IL due at once, and IL not paid before
SEPTEMBER 1ST, the Collector Ii re-
CURED to levy. with costs added.
ALL MALES ~ years of aga, ALL
PERSONS male OR FEMAIE) Who
own personal property or hold personal
property as fiduciary, and ali parties
conducting business In the city %
Richmond tof whatever naturel Ars
assessed. and will please call and set
tie, 20 Al to avoid delinquency.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTING BILLS arg ray
able in the same manner as taxes
and at the same time. s
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
STANDS. and see that you set all your
bills.
This being the only notice provided
for by law, please give 1t prompt IT
tention. as under the new ordinances
per cent penalty win have tn be added
to the whole bin after June 30th.
Warrington Ward taxes. etc, must
be paid at the ONCE OF the Deputy Coli
lsctor. Tenth ard Hull streets.
III. l. HuICE,
City Collector, pro tam,
City Of RichmonA4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20

MAIN STREET BRICK DWELLING.
near Beividere street: will be sold
cheap to close an estate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
MONTAGUE Is WITNESS
M+ IN AN INSANITY CASE

Former Governor A. j. Montague
was wftness In Washington on Mon
day in the case ~ George r. Ormsb,,,
former clerk IN the interior depart
ment who was on trial before a jury
In criminal cpurt. No. 2. charged with
being insane. Mr. Montague testified
az to visit OF the respondent at his
Office In Richmond. when. he stated.
ormsby produced papers In an effort
to show that certain court records
had been falsitied by high officials. in
what Ormshy supposed to be an eff
fort TO land him tn the penttentiary
The former State executive was sum
moncd In behalf OF Ormsby.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
PITTSBURG PLANTS
RESUMING WORK

PITTsBTRG. PA. June 20 Busi :
pess men and manufacturers are pre-
dieting q boom on industrial lines in
the Pittsburg district following the
that many of the big
concerns are increasing their output
and starting mp work after months
or idleness.
Two thousand men Will be en-
ployed at the resuming of work at
the Martins Ferry plant OF the Amer
lean Sheet and TIN Plate Company
this week Two OF the blast furnaces
at Duquesne aiso Will be blown In
this week by the Carnegie Steel Com
pany and the Pressed Steel Car Com
pany has received an order for I,08e
steel cars from the Western Pacific
railroad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
REAL ESTATE.

ueA acvep, s1x-rNNm AWeblfng, near
Richmond, convenient 10 car line and
steam railway. hne orchard. with lot 4
Of trait on trees excellent water near
house. This place must be sold. you
can get bargain In this place. We
also have some beautiful little home .
on the Ash1and car line, With from
two 10. six acres each, with new
dwellings, Ave to ten rooms, cheap
and easy terms. See US IL you want
real bargain. POLLARD 4 BAG
BIZ. 11o2 East Main street, Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
CITIZENS VOTE ON .issas .
SCHOOL BOND ISSUE

The question nf increasing the school
tax levy from twenty Ave to forty, ave
cents on 500 ana 4 bond issue FOR
4S6, 900 for the erection OF new schools
IA Fulton Hin. Glen Echo and near
Popular Springs u being settled by q
vote OF the citizens Of Fairfield School
Diatrict, Henrtco County. Tuesday,.
Will not be known until "Wednesday
un0rrinx az sone' Or the voters de-
layed casting their ballot until late
IN the afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
PROTECTS, WOMAN
AND GETS BULLET

Emmett jackson, colored. was shot
in the right shoulder Monday night
while defending = young woman from
a beating 1t the hands Of Oacar Pry-
or, 20 the police ny.
Emmstt iiyss 81 bis mother 4
street. no the story noes, when Pryor
called around and called Ellen out.
Once she was outside. Pryor pro-
ceeded to beat her. Then Emmett
tntepfered, and got bullet N his
shoulder. 80 y r
Pryor has not been arrested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20

connection with this arrest of J. J. NC
Nanara, criminsl Judge Mnrkey TO-
dav issued an order holding the men
Judge Markcy declared he wished TO
personally examine the evtdence taken
by the grand Jury.
The surety company which Furnished
the $4,000 bond for Detective William
J. Burns, now indicted for kidnapping
Mcnamara, Was Instructed to-day TO
have Burns In court by July Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
INSURANCE AGENTS
MEET IN NORFOLK

Many Richmond members are ar
ranging 70 attend the annual session
OF the Virginia Association Of Fire
Insurance Agents. which meets Thurs
day of this week In Norfolk.
Among the important subjects Cor
consid eration IL the appointment OF
second FIRE insurance agencies lso
called underwrlters} which WIN be
strongly opposed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The Virginia FIRE and Marine
Insurance Company.

Richmond, Va, June 20. 1911.
DivideAa.--The Dirert1rs of this ce0-
pany have declared \ semi annual
dividend OF ave per cent. ti.36 per
share. and free from taxi. payable
July Int next. 10 stockholders Of re-
cord June 70, 1911.
Transfer books closed from this
date to July eth. Inclusive. Dividend
will be matted to stockholders.
Changes Of address should be notified
'A Nm. II. MCCARTHY. secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
NO MORE BONES FOUND
IN MORNINGS SEARCH

HAVANA. June 20~--Believing that
more human bones may be hidden in
the mud encrusted portions OF the bat
leship Maine. now above the surface
In the eotferdam. the off1cials ordered
the work tn proceed slowly and care
fully, The bones found yesterday were
so covered with marine growth that
they were at first cast aside as pieces
OF coral and II 10 to prevent another
such mistake that the order has been
issued
The water level has been lowered If
teen feet and the eofferdam In hold
ing splendidly. Up To noon to-day no
further bodies had been recovered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
SEABOARD AIR LI

S0nthhqund trains sche4Naed 49,
Rfchmond daily: $40 A.
Norlins Lac r. NJ If
coaches. Atlanta. BirmtnGh6S
nab. Jacksonville AaA l4o6o1
$50 r. M.-SleepArs AND CO
points It:l3 n m si1
Coaches. ATLANTA, f5ifmiH
phis and the SouthWAst 49,
Trains schedhled 70 afr4y4
P a,ss ! Nv A -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
REWARD OFFERED
FOR REUBEN HILL
NEGRO INSTITUTIONS OFFER
$500 FOR CAPTURE OF
MISSING CASHIER.

reward OF $500 has been offered
for the arrest Of Reuben r. Hin, the
former cashier OF the True Reform
ers' Bank Of Richmond. This action
was decided upon ct a meeting OF the
diree&0rp OF the Grand Fountain,
EAitsd Order True Reformere. and
the police department. was notifed OF
thA action Tuesday,
4 circular was issued Tuesday AZ
ternoon by the police department. TO
the chiefs Of police in al the lead
Ing cities. stating that the Trae Re-
formers would pay $500 for the ar
rest and detention OF Hail on the
charge Of endorsement. The chr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
PAY FOR THE MILITIA
NOW SEEMS ASSURED

Word has been received in Rich
mond from Washington that the pas
sage Of the Pepper bill providing for
the pay of ofiicers and enlisted men
In the militia by the Federal govern
ment h assured
The measure has the support OF the
war department and the militia OF all
the States. It II said the majority OF
members of both parties favor the
bill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
JUDGE RHEA ON
INSPECTING TOUR

For the purpose OF inspecting the
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroad. Judge Rhea. OF the Corpora
ton Commission, loft for Norfolk
Monday night and Will make trip
over the road from the seaport town
to the Maryland border. The road
has not been inspected by the com
mission for several years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
TWO CARLOADS OF STRIKE
BREAKERS SHIPPED IN

: s.ASHEviI.I4E.. N. c.. june 10.-~- Re-
cause q demand for an increase In
wages from 3f.25 to $3.50 = day was
refused. zoe truckmen employed by
the Southern Railway Company q
Spencer. n. c.. struck Monday with
in two hours the Southern shipped In
two carloads OF men to take the places
OF the strikers and the freight is be-
ing handled as usual.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
ROOSEVELT PAGE
ON V.P. l. BOARD

Governor Mann On Tuesday morning
appointed Roosevelt Page. OF Hanover.
q member OF the Beard Of Visitors OF
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute at
Blacksburk.
Mr. Pare viii succeed the late Mica
jah Wood, Of Charlottesville appoint
ed IN Anrch. 1910: tur q term OF four
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
WANT BURNS IN
COURT JULY Is

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. June 20
Despite the action Of the grand Jury
In recommending that Walter Drew,
J. c. Badorf. o. the Directors Asso-
cistian. deputy prosecptoF Foyd, 81
los Angeles. and Chauffeur Frank Fox,
be released from bali on the kidnap-
ming charges brought AGAINST them In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
SHOE RErAIRiNG.

Vic. haifaole nsenh shoes car. laAte~y
every pair sewed, best leather no
nails, no pegs. Royal rubber heels
25rs: TreAd-Afr rubber heels, 4ec
leather heels rebuilt like new CSC.
DREw's ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY, us East Main. Phone Monroe
1897
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
HOSE AND LAWN MOWERS.

See The Evans Hardware Company
before buying your garden hose and
lawn mower. also screen doors and
windows, We Will treat you abso-
uteiy right or refund the money.
zoo W Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
CoNGREsaAiAN's WIFE
4aGg Aass s6E1a6 FOR A DIVORCE

CLEVELAND, o.. June ao.--It to-
day developed that Mrs. Mary l. Cox,
wife of Congressman James n. Cox.
Of Dayton. has had q divorce suit
pendinG Against her husband here for
the past month. They have three
children. -Non-support and cruelty
are CHARGED
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
NINE UNDER ARREST
RESULT OF RIOTS

CLEVELAND, O.. June eo.-Nine
people are under arrest to-day as the
result Of the renewal Of rieting last
night between the police, the garment
worker strikers and the guards who
are kept around the plants or the gar
rnent manufacturers. More trouble
was feared to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
STOVES.

Fee The Evans Hardware Company
before buying your ranse or cook
ing stove. We are agents Tor this
Jewel stoves, absolutely the best
stove made. at reasonable prices
7a1 w Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-20
SUMNER BOARDERs

" asted, . few sssardernI 1osiers
cunvehiences: water front; large
rorches; good bathing overlooking
Phoehus bay. Hampton RoAda and
Fortress Monroe. two minutes walk
to Buckroe Beach car, For further
Information add Ill. &. WILSON,
phoebus, Xa,. Box Ia.