The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
JUDGE MULLEN ovKRRULED MO-
Tons IN CENTRE HILL COR
PoRATToS CASE.
BASEBALL MEN NEE |
BOHEMIAN CATHOLICS CELEBRATE.
FATHER o'FARRELL HoNoRED,
NEGRO ARRESTED WANTED
IN NORFOLK.

Judge Mullen, tn the Hastings Court
to day operruled all motions and ex-
ceptions in the case Of thu Center
HH Corporation against the Ameri-
can Bank and Trust Company. In
yolving the sale OF the property Of
the Center Hin Corporation. and en-
tered decree ordering the private
sale ot the property hy the bank,
which Is trustee OF the property. To
the party which has made the bank
an offer of s97 .00G for the property
as a whole
The Center Hiu Corporation ex~
cepted TO the courts finding and fled
notice that they would appeal to the
Supreme Court. and gave bond OF
s2.00o
Judge Mullen granted a stay OF
execution OF thirty days,
The property inclA<ies twenty-nine
let's in the citys most desirable resi-
| Dental section and the corporation
desires TO sell the property by lots.
An advertised sale at auction in
4 August OF the lots was restrained By
/ an injunction granted by Judge West
and the Injunction was dissolved by
/ Judge Cardwell ia the Suprem e
! Court
Tho case was brought into the
/ Hastings Court to-day on rule
against the Center Hin Corporation
to show cause why the banks prt-
Fate offer Of $4,000 should not be
accepted,
Mortality IL Low.
The mortality OF the city of Peters
burg during the month Just ended
is less than that of tho same montf
in the last five years. according Il
the monthly report OF the local health
department issued to-day, The deatI
rate am ong the negroes outnum ber
the white death rate more than tw,
to one. the figures being White. Is
colored 81. total, 81 or the death
but II were OF children under nv
years of nge, and Of these 6 wer
colored Twelve deaths were of per
sons between 40 and so Years o
age and seven were of persons he
tween so and so years. Eleven o
the deaths were due to diseases O
the digestive system. nine of Bright
disease. four OF acute nephritis thre
Of tuberculosis, two Of typhoid Gevel
During the month six cases OF "
/ phoid fever, six cases of tuberculosis
and two OF diphtheria we're reported
enteen cases Of typhoid fever, and /
Septen Dor of last year there wer
, reported eighteen cases, There wer
, reported 'thirty-two cases Of diph
! thoria in September OF last year
, The report Of births during tn
! month, claimed 10 be incompet,
5 shows almost as many births q
e. deaths, the number reported bein
~ a. or this number twenty-five al
a Of white children and twenty six {
I colored. Females born outnum be
males, the proportion being thirt,
seven to fourteen.
, The bank cases VIII come I'D
f the Hastings Court again to-morros
. when called jury VIII begin the COZ
{ slderation OF the long indictnel
e containing b2b counts. alleging thirt,
t five distinct acts against Charles Ha
o Davis The jury is to decide wheth.
a the long Indictment and the indie
n ment dismissed by the court in Ju
= are identical in their charges, Shou
q the jury decide the indictments a
t Identical. tho case against Mr. n
Wis win he dismissed by the cour
O II the jury decides they are not, NJ
e DAVIS VIII he put on trial
h Viii Elect Williams.
q The meeting OF the clubs OF the VI
T. dent Williams for october .. at I
r. Stratford Hotel in this city, has be-
o called off, and the meeting will
n held here November 8, the time s
for the meeting at the last meetfl
held here. II is expected that Pres
q dent Williams viii he elected at I
J November meeting. ii being unde
Is stood that the upstate and Norfo
teams are with him The Petersbu
u club ii Is believed, will vote for W
u ltams. and owner Bradley, OF t
Richmond club. In Petersburg yeste
day intimated that he. too, will VI
/ for Williams for president. Mr.. w
n llams' election viii likely be unai
IL nous.
H. Bohemian Catholics, OF prin
If George and Dinwiddie counties, to d
70 celebrated the feast day OF ST. We
II celaus. patron saint OF Bohemia II
celebration was at the Sacred Het
church. in Prince George county r.
70 Father O'Farrel. rector OF st. Jt
- eph's church In this city. Rev Fatt
= Nugent acting rector OF Sacred He,
= churfh, and Rev Father MeVery,
50 winchester 0ff1ciated at largely
'e tended religious services held at
= O'Clock this moaning \ picnic "
:. held this afternoon. and music "
= iufHiSNSui HN tFttt LafApa pa
" There VIII be danee this event
The day Is also the anniversary
the dedication OF the Sacred lie
- church.
Honor Father oFarrel.
:. A painting THE Resurrection"
- francesca Gagliardi, prominent
~ list. OF Rome, a recognition by has C
=, gregatien OF the services of II
:. Father O'farreli ~ st 1osephs Ca
-, Ollie church. who has just rnished
- twenty sixth yeag or hts having cha
OF the parish. haA been shipped and
IS expected to reach Petersburg wit
few days The picture. done ~
cost OF so0o was aathoripvd by
congregation las year, when Fat
OrMrreIl observed his twenty NTH
m adversary IA the service ~ the 10
N church, aud Il haas just been co
III l1eted Tho picture Wili be hani
prominently Ia the church
I. Police orlcer frltchett to-day
rested Moses johnson. colotud, y rs
!. wanted by this Norfolk authorities
"a HAVING knocked down and driven o
~ woman la that eats last Apfil jal
-, SON, " hose home Is petrfabarg dist
/, pearvd from Norfolk shortly after
- inIuring 81 the woman. who later i
II as result ~ tho in)uries, ana
~ could not bo located Police 81
"a RMgland was asked hy thtef kiHer
az Norfolk to kecp a watch Qut fog lnl
son. but uNtil to daN the negro 60