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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
HUNT CUB
HAS DELIGHTFUL RIM

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan.
lS.-The weekly drag of Aibemarle
county Hunt, held Thursday at Shad-
well by invitation of the keswick
Hunt, proved one of the most delight
full of the season. ... e~s.
Hounds were thrown in al Edge
Hiil, home of George Mason. and the
course OF five miles lay over a fine
stretch of country. Many fences were
negotiated without accident Those
riding We're William II. BALI first
whip, on Naples; Julian Morris, mas
ter of keswick Hunt, on Gloversville:
Edwin II. Fellowes, on Polly of the
Circus; Mrs. Julian Morris, on Chief:
Mrs. Grace Russell. ON Tatnall; Mrs.
Ned Joslin, on Princess; Arthur White
on Scottlands, and Mr.. Moon. of Eng
land. on thoroughb from the
Morris stables.
FOLLOWING the hunt. members and
guests were entertained Mt d luncheon
at lngelside, the home of Edwin III
Esali0wee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
PLANNING TO IMPROVE
PARKS AND BUILDINGS
COUNCIL COMMITTEE ADOPTS
BUDGET CALLING FOR LARGE
CITY APPROPRIATION.

Enlargement OF Riverside Park,
purchase Of additional property at
William Byrd Park, extensive work
on driveways in the Shields Grove
annex to william Byrd Park, and
large improvement at Joseph Bryan
Park are included in the budget for
1911 adopted by the Council Com
mittee on Grounds and Buildings.
AS indicated in these columns
Thursday, a total Of sl40,972 is ask
ed for public park improvement and
maintenance. OF this sum $3.50 Ia
asked for Fairgrounds and s1T.es7
for payment OF regularly employed
park keepers.
A total OF ss5,07s.13 is asked for
the maintenance and improvement of
public buildings. and s15,1ss for the
payroll OF janitors. -.....-,.. .-..-..--
Tho budget contemplates extensive
oTerfiauling and repairing Of the City
Hall, including new electric wiring
and changing the elevator and heat
ing system.
1t also calls for an appropriation
Of $1,000 for Washington Ward.
Included in this is the sum of $2,-
600 for metal filing cases and general
repairs to the. clerks office of Hust-
inRs Court. No. 2.
The budget lis now In the hands
of the Finance Committee, which is
engaged in preparing the annual city
budget.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
OF MIR. RICE INFERRED
WITH MASONIC CEREMONIES

Especial TO The Richmond Nl.&inian.p
WEST POINT. VA, Jan. 13.--The
remains of Jas. q. Rice were brought
down dfrom Richmond Wednesday
and inferred in the local cemetery 1t
will be remembered that about ten
days ago Mr.. Rice had his engine to
turn over with him in the yard of the
Southern Railway Company in Rich
mond, and il was at first believed that
he would recover. His injuries proved
to be worse than at first thought and
on Monday he died at his home in
Richmond. For many years his HON e
was in West Point. and p left a
home here. He married Miss Emma
Johnson, OF this county. She. with
several children, survive him Ma
sonic Lodge, No. a3S, of which he
was once a member, met the remains
and took charge of the funeral exer-
cises. The active palIbearers were:
William II. Bell. Joseph l.. Bland. A.
Julian Bagby. John Cozzins, Ed. Nor
vits and A. J. Aumack. Mrs. A. Ju-
liam Bagby and Miss Lillian Roberts
sang at the grave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
MRS. JANE PATRICK sUTHERLtN
AT DEATHS DOOR

DANNILLE, VA. Jan. l3.--The death
of Mrs. Jane Patrick Sutheriin il mo-
mentarily expected at her home. on
Main street. Mrs. Sutherlin is the
widow of the late Major w. T, Suther-
lin and Is past eight years of age. She
has lived here for more than fifty wears
and is one of the most beloved women
In the city.
When jefferson Davis was forced to
eVacuate Richmond he and his cabl-
net fled To DanVille and established a
temporary Confederacy at the Sutn-
erlin home, fie later continued his
fight southwark, and in few DAYS
General Lee surrendered.
Mrs. Sutherlin is widely known for
her devotion to the lost cause. ana
her home is often referred TO as the
last capital OF the Confederacy Snr
mas only one direct descendant, d
great grandchild. jamie Barrett. the
child of Editor r. W. Barrett, of Biz
mingham.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
CONFIRMATION OF MR..
SlEMP's MAN DELAYED
Ten y SSEE CONGRESSMAN
HOLDS Up VIRGINIA LEADERS
CHOICE FOR BRISTOL'S
POSTMASTER.

BRISTOL. January l3,-Congress-
man Slemp has been unable so far
to induce President Taft to allow the
senate to confirm the nomination of
G.. r.. Goodell, Virginian, to be post
master in this city. Though Tennes-
see has always had the Office. presi-
dent Taft nominated Goodell, a Siemp
constituent, about seven months ago.
\ day or two later he asked the SEN
ate to hold up the confirmation OF the
appointment and since that time moth
ing has been done. Congressman Sam
X. Sells the ambitious young sue
cessor of the late Congressman Brown
low. in the local Tennessee district. il
on the job and has thus far prevented
Slemp from land the office. Sells
has "A reputation for doing things and
many believe he will yet knock Siemp
out of the appointment. DIR. \. J.
Roller. Sells leader in Bristol. viii
he the postmaster il the job goes to
Sells.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
TROOPS FIRE ON
R|0TOUS SUNN|TEs
CELEBRATION OF BEGINNING OF
MOH.AAfMEDAN YEAR LEADS
70 RIOT IN BOMBAY.

BOMBAY, January 13.--Six more
persons died to-day from injuries re-
ceiyed in yesterdays clash between
the troops and riotous religious ceie-
brants. This brings the death roll
to eighteen. Twenty-fouP others were
injured, OF whom several will dies
The city is in a ferment and 1t is
feared that the Hindus Will take a
hand in the outbreak. Yesterdays
trouble originated IN the factionat
differences between the Shunnites, or
Orthodox Mohammedans and the
Shiahs. in connection with the fes-
tival of Mohurrum, the first month
of the Mohammedan year. The police
and troops prevented proposed
parade and general hight ensued,
the troops firing several volleys into
the crowds.
All available troops arc on guard
to-day and soldiers In neiGhboring
arracks are held in readiness for
al disturbances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
MINISTER ENTERS
SUIT FOR 100000
REV. GEORGE Gates ASKS
HEAVY DAMAGES FOR EJECT
..- , .-. ct 4. -s . .
MENT FROM SOUTHERN
'5-,fye- 81 ~ 9'at.' i1'Fr - -
TRAIN.

ASHENILLE, y. c., January L.
Rev. George Gates, of Louisville, a
we'll known evangelist, has filed as
suit against the Southern Railway
Company injuries received when the
conductor of the Carolina Special"
train put him of that train for alleged
refusal to pay his fare, it II under
stood that Rev. Mr. Gates will ask
for damages in the sum of 100000,
and the suit was instituted in Hen
derson county.
The occurrence took place about a
week ago between this city and Hen
Jacksonville. Ii appears that Mr.. Gates
boarded the Carolina Special" II
fast limited train lately inaugurated
by the Southern: ne had no ticket and
presented his mileage book to the
conductor. The conductor refused to
take the mileage and requested money
or a ticket. The minister insisted
that other conductors had accepted
mileage from him and commended that
he had no time to purchase his ticket
The railroad men claim that he
had ample time to purchase ticket
at Asheville or Biltmore; and the
conductor claims to have offered to
pay the minister's fare. which offer
was refused by the minister Then
1t Is said the conductor told Mr.
Gates that he would have to get OF.
Mr.. Gates replied that force would
have to be used. to which the con-
ductor retorted that he had plenty of
force, and calling a helper, having
stopped the train. they lifted Mr..
Gates or the train and deposited him
on the ground.
The minister contends that he was
pushed OF the train and that he suf-
fered injuries from the ejectment He
Immediately entered the Biitmore hos
pital and has bean there ever since
undergoing medical treatment. In q
statement made TO newspaper rep
resentative, Mr.. Gates says.
II had not expected to bring this
suit. being Averse to anything of the
kind as minister or the gospel. but
my friends without exception. know
ing the facts in the case. advise me
that 1t is my duty 20 vindicate my
character and thus prevent reflections
upon the. cause for which ! ann giving
my iffe.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
CERTIFICATE aE-ExrEsDrNo CHATTER

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OFfICE or COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY
wAsHtxaroS. ID. e., DEcrMBgR z, 1910.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidences presented
to the undersigned, it has been ,usde TO sppcal
that The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANk
OF RICHMOND, located in the CITY Of RICH.
MOND, In the County Of HENIICO and STATE
OF VIRGINIA. has complied with all the provision
OF the Act of Congress TO enable National Bank,
ing Associations 70 extend their corporate exa-
ence. and for other purposes" approved July Y
1882, as amended by tho Act. approved April IL
1902.
NOW. THEREFORE,, !, LAWRENCE q
MURRAY,
COMPTROLLER THE CURRENCY,
do hereby certify that The MERCHANTS Ma
TI0NAL BANK OF RICHMOND. located in
the CITY Of RICHMOND. in tho County ct
HENRICO and State of VIRGINIA is authorized
10 have succession for the period specified in ~
amended articles Of association: namely, until
close OF business on DECEMBER7. 1908.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. witness my hand snsf
Seal Of office this SEVENTH day Of DECEMBER
1910.
LAWRENCE ID. MURRAY,
CoMprRoLLER or THE CURRENCY.
Charter No. T15{ Extension No. 1905,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
GLEASON ADVERTISES
PROPOSED BIG FIGHT

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.---Jack Gleason.
who With Tex Rickard managed the
Jeffries-Johuson fight at Reno on July
I, is in Chicago, and will wait the
return Of Jack Johnson from the
East.
Gleason declares that he and his
partner. Harry Frasee, the Chicago
theatrical man. who has offered
sbe.Do0 purse for a fight between
johnson and Al Kaufman in London
during coronation week. are ready to
post forfeit 10 bind the match
Gleason added that the fighters
would have TO accept u referee from
the other side. but could agree uposr
third man to be taken over from
this country. Gleason expressed con-
fidence that the match would be made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
FAIR ASSOCIATION
NAMES DIRECTORS

LYNCHBCRCS. VA, January IA
The LynchbGrg Interstate Fair Assoc
citation has elected the following mem
hers of the board of directors for
the coming fair:
w w. LINN. II. NJ Penick, r. n.
Martin, p. c. Edmunds, c. $. Adams
K. d. Apperson, u. u. Ryland, T. ~
Jennings. r. 6. Robertson, J. NJ H.
Lewis, G, NJ. Guggenheimer, Fred
Harper. J. r. Mckinney. u. g Frost
and w. j. Almond all Of whom are
residents of Lynchburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
WILL DRAIN LAKE
At COST Of s400,000

RALEIGH, n. C.. Jan. 15.--Eng ineer
Holeman, OF New Orleans. eXpel
agreed upon by the state Board of
Education and the Roper Lumber Com
pany, to pass upon the estimates AMI
plans for the drainage of Mattamuske-
Lake, Hyde county, reports to the state
Board of Education that the $4,000
estimate by Engineer Wright is ade
auate for the drainage. He makes re-
commentator OF 4 few minor changes
In the plans for the work. The presi
dent of the Lumber Company was sum
moned here to-day, but has important
engagement in New York SO the de-
tails of the findings of the joint expert
are wired to him and he asked to in
dictate his withdrawal of all eNcep-
ticns to the drainage undertaking so
that the deal by the State for the sale
of the lake bed to a Northern syndi-
cate as held up December by his ex-
ceptions may be put through,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
SE|GER GAME BUT
LOSING FIGHTER

NEW YORK. Jan. 13--Once more
Joe Seiger. the Denverite, has estah-
lished his claim TO being a game but
losing fighter. At the Clinton Ath-
letic Club last night Joe Stein beat
the Westerner around the ring for
ten rounds, but could not land the
finishing punch. Seiger again show
ed himself one of the best chopping
blocks in the business. and the crowd
marvelsd at his ability to take pun
ishment and keep coming back for
more.
The lighting" prefix may now be,
dropped from Jimmy Murrays name,
after the walloping he received last
night from young Wagner at the
I4ongacre club. Like Seiger. Murray
proved a Rlutton for punishment. and
assiInilated Wagners stiffest punches
with ease. Murray showed little cleV-
eruesr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
Long Distance Races Should be Barred in Sporting World

turned home from delightful visit to
their parents in Houston, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mesna, of 705 RAN
doiph street, who have been spending
some time with relatives in Pennsyl-
yania, have returned home.
Mrs. Cobbs continues very sick al
her home, 1907 South Meadow street.
Mrs. Robert Maron, of I'll Vine
street, left Monday to visit her parents
in Caroline county,
Mrs. Percy l.. Gilman, who has been
quite sick for the past week at Mrs
Gillman's, on Cary street, is much inn
proved and is now at her home, 2211
Chaffin street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
TO COMPEL. GOVERNOR TO
COMMISSION CAPTAIN BREEZE.

Especial to The Richmond Nirsinian1
NORFOLK, VA, January lS.-At
torneys johnson. of Norfolk, and
Chichester. of Richmond, will ask
Judge Scott, of the circuit court, to
issue mandamus compelling fle
governor and adjutant-gener to
commission Captain Charles Parker
Breeze. of Norfolk, major of the corps
of volunteer coast artillery. At an
election some months ago he receiv-
ed six votes and Captain Mclean FIVE.
II was contended that six was not a
majority of the qualified electorate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
GOTCH FRAMES MATCH
FOR RUSSIAN LION"

CHICAGO. January 13.-~tieorge
Hackenschmidt. the Russian lion" III
order To secure a matcn with Frank
Gotch, the worlds heavyweight cham
pion wrestler, must first defeat sucn
men as Mahmout and Zbyszko. This
was the course mapped out Friday by
Gotch himself.
The only first class wrestler
Hackenschmidt has beaten in this
country is Dr. RoS~t,' asserted the
wrestling champion.
II am not crazy to get back into
the game. bat if the Russian defeats
the two wrestler named, will meet
him and beat him more decisively
than when ] took the wrestling title
from him"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
PLANS MATURED FOR
CHURCH ENDOWMENT
MONUMENTAL CHURCH NAMES
OFFICERS OF SOLICIT
ING COMMITTEES.

Plans TO raise an endowment fund
OF $685. 0o for Monumental Episcopal
church are now we'll under way. the
congrega ton having Just named the
following officers Of a general COM
mittee to solicit funds: Rev. James
w. Morris, ID. D., the rector, presi-
dent; Mr.. James Amber Johnston.
vice-president and chairman; Mr.
John l.. Williams. treasurer: MIR
Arden Howell. secretary.
Owing to the rapid shifting OF the
city's population westward 1t is felt
that an endowment win be necessary
to perpetuate the church and maintain
It's present usefulness.
ii is proposed TO raise the fund in
time for the centennial celebration OF
the opening OF the church to be held
three Years hence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
JAMES CHAPMAN wins
HIS CASE ON APPEAL
JURY DECIDES GRESHAM COURT
WAITER WONT HAVE TO
WORK ON ROADS.

James Chapman, negro waiter at
the Gresham Court. the fashionab BILE
apartment house on Wes. Franklin
street, will not have TO do time on
the ROAD.
So decided a jury in the Hastings
Court Thursday. when his case came
up on appeal from police court. Chap
or a watch valued at $3.50 from a
colorcd waiter at the Chesterfield
apartments.
Evidence adduced in the higher
court showed that the watch wa
taken from the owners room while
at least half a dozen persons We're
present and there appeared to be proof
that Chapman was the thief.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
LARGE REALTY SALES
At WEST POINT.
WESTERN SYNDICATE BUYs LARGE
TRACTS-HIsToRIC SITE
CHANGES HANDS.

Especial, TO. The Richmond virGinian.J
WEST POINT. VA, Jan. 13.--The
Brick House farm, formerly belonging
20 j. N. Huston, ex-treasurer OF the
United States under Harrison, has been
sold By Bagby and Owens TO a Western
syndicate, To the same syndicate the
Taylor Farm adjoining West Point
containing about $500 acres, and $50
lots In town have been sold by w, n.
broaddus. Bell View has also been
sold 70 Mr. Blrtcherd. OF Henry Creek.
Wis. for $4,000. Bell View. one 81 the
most up-to-date farms in all OF this
ect1on. was bought by Mr.. w. III. Bell.
OF Altoona, Pa. in 1S74. and has hseh
continuously In the hands Of the Bell
family ever since. The farm was made
up OF a portion Of the Romancoke and
Chelsea farms belonging rrespectivsly
to II. Il. Lee and Robinson, ana back
Of them to the GUSTS estate aud the
Moore estate. The new, owner Of Bell
View with his family will take posses-
sion in March and he viii make 1t q
arst-eiass dairy farm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENI
CITY WATER WORKS,

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
CITY WATER WORKS,
Room 1893, City Hall
Richmond. Va, Jan. 4, 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived In this office until f. NJ, jan
uary 18th, 1911, for cutting and re-
filing pipe trenches and repaving
over pipe trenches cut In paved
streets.
Specifications, plans and informa-
tien can be obtained in this Office
and bids must be made on form OF
proposal furnished by this Office
TIE Committee on Water reserves
the right to reject any or all pro-
posais. A certified check for $i6e. 90
payable to the city treasurer. must
accompany each bid. Bond i'll be
required ON each contract awarded
Bids should be addressed TO the COM
mittee on Water and in the lower left
hand corner OF envelope should be
written Proposal for Cutting and
Reiiliing Pipe Trenches. etc"
r. Il. DAVIS
Superintendent.
Jan, .. 4. 8, 8, ll-ls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
FOGLER RIDES FAST
IN BUFFALO CONTEST

BUFFALO. y. Y, January Ia
The riding in the modrfied six day
bicycle race continues spirited with
the teams miles ahead of last years
record.
At the finish of Ihursday nights
riding one team had cracked, Fem
and krebs, dropping out, and Law
renee and Drobach, the abandoned
partners. forming a new combination,
The Fogier- Hill team was the big
nosed out Goulette at the finish line.
nosed out Goullette at the finish line,
with Root third.
The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13

best OF their matrons and sent them
either to Argentina or Europe, where
their progeny will command better
prices, il lis asserted.
August Belmont has boon contin-
ued as chairman OF the Jockey Club;
James r.. Keene. vjce-chairmsn, ana
i. X. Sturgis. treasurer. The new
license committee is composed of #.
r. Hitchcock, II. X. Knapp and An
drew Miller. white the new board OF
stewards comprises r. r.. Hitchcock,
Andrew Miller and II. X. Knapp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
BIC WARSH|PS MEET
WITH M|sADvENTUREs

W y SH | y q T ON, January l3.---The
remarkable series of accidents TO Ves-
sells in the United States navy was
Increased yesterday with the re-
ceipt of a wireless telegram from the
L. s. $. Dubuque. stating that the
gunboat has lost her port propeller
and propeller shaft. This is the third
warship to which the same accident
has happened since Sunday. the South
Carolina and Michigan having prev
iously reported the loss of their port
propellers. The South Carolina ar
rived at Hampon Roads to-day and
the Michigan is on her way there.
The Dubuque was ordered to pro-
coed TO the same port instead or con-
timing on her way to Guantanamo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
PISTOL PLAY IN ROW
IN RESTAURANT

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.--Guests in
Maxim's restaurant were thrown into
n wild panic early to-day. when pis-
toll shots were fired during q fight
between patrons and attaches. Four
men were arrested. one of whom was
slightly wounded.
About two hundred and fifty men
and women had thronged to the place
from the auto show. They insisted
on making night OF 1t, and when
the attaches OF the place tried to get
them out before daylight there was
trouble. While walters and patrons
were mixing it with their fists some
one started to shoot. The panic was
only quelled when the police arrived.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
AMATEUR PLAYERS
IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
CHAMPIONS FROM NEARLY Ey-
I.RY COUNTRY TO TAKE PART
IN THREE WEEKS PLAY.

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.~-What is
planned To be the biggest interna-
tionai contest ever held for the anna
teur billiard championship of the
world is being arranged by the Lie
derkranz of this city. 1t Will open
on February Z and continue for the
remainder of the month. Champions
from every country where billiard
playing fiourishes have already enter
ed with the exception OF France. and
1t is said that the amateur cham
pion Of that country has declined TO
participate because he-is too busy TO
take the long trip. Herr Albert Po-
ensger. of Dusseldorf, the champion
81 q Sc rnanX,s ablad,- to-daN that ;he
VIII sail for this country not later
than January 81, to take part in the
match,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Brownson are
the guests Of Mrs. w. l.. Brownson, at
AL Allen avenue.
A very quiet wedding took place at
304 Rowland street. when Miss Julia
c. Tutwiier and @. v. Gregory were
married. The Rev. William b. Ball per-
formed the ceremony, and after short
wedding trip Mr. ard Airs. Gregory
will be ut home al 25i7 Park Avenue.
Mrs. Gregory is daughter OF Mrs
Josie Tutwiler. of Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y, Spencer have re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
REQU|s|T|ON ISSUED
FOR ERNEST PEYTON

\ requisition was granted Thurs
day for the return of Ernest Peyton,
alias Lewis. tn Rappahannock county
for trial on a charge of attempting
To commit a felony. The accused
made his escape from Virginia short
ly after the alleged attack on the
daughter of a prominent citizen, and
fed to Columbus. Ohio. lie was
caught there and held for the Virginia
authorities by magistrate. but es-
capped from jail. He was recaptured
several days ago. and the sheriff of
Rappahannock started to Columbus
Thursday to bring him back.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
Mr.. ANDERSON ROBBED
IN BRIDGEPORT HOTEL

]. 4. Anderson, the crack shot of
Richmond, is reported to have been
robbed OF $40 while a guest at the
Stratford Hotel, in Bridgeport, Conn,
last Tuesday night
The report OF the robbery says that
several statesmen of the Union Metallic
Cartridge Company. including Mr. An
derson, were guests in the hotel and
failed to lock their rooms. The total
loss was $40. all of which was stolen
while the men were asleep.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
FTITY-ONE SUMMONED TO
TELL ABOUT THEIR TNNES

SUFFOLK, VA, January 1S.-After
passing several days investigating the
alleged improper listing of personal
property for taxation. u Nansenond
circuit court grand jury Yesterday ad-
Journed until next Wednesday. The
nuy Asrtered subpccnas issued for
81 mon. including some of the most
prominent i'll the county. who will he
required To appear before the 3sfrv
Wednesday under penalty of 500
each. .--..,s.. ..,.,, ,.... =. ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-13
OTIS sToCKDALE COMES
TO LYNCHBt RG GLIB.

Especial to The Richmond NirginianD
LYNCHBU RG. VA. Jan. 1S.--Dtis II,
Stocksdale, FOR many years a we'll
known player in the Southern Assoc
citation and veteran pitcher. has been
released by Birmingham. Ala. to the
Ly nchburs Club of the Virginia League
and this morning signed contracts to
manage the local team for the coming
season