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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
LetO (VOl.) vi.
DRUGI JAVNI LJUDSKI SHOD
V WAUKEGANU, vELIK
VSPEH.

' nedeIjo popoldne Sc je vrSil
NauEeganu, ILL.,. drugi iavni
lJudSki shod. katerega je priredil
'Jugosl. soc. klub ST. 10 sporazu-
mu sodrugi il kencshe.
Shod Sc je vrSil dvorani fin
SIKH sodrugov in je bill pray do
bro obiSkan, vzlic temu. da ie b.;
10 lepo - ven, ma plano vabeGe
vreme. Pa ne samo dobro obiskan
ie bill. (bilo mad $50 prisotnezev)
ampak vrSil Sc ie tudi nailep-
Sem redu, V zadovoljnost vseh.
Tocno oh ~ treh popoldne je
zapiSnikar kluba pozdraviI navzo-
zee in podal besedo sodr. joe Ia
vertnlku IL Chicago, Xxi je 81
urnem govoru razoblozil stanje
delavcev V sedanjem kapitalistic-
mem sistemu. IL pod kterega nj
druge poti, kGt socialistitiGna or.
ganizacija. Pozabil tudi nj polka
zati navzOtim Amer. Slovenca".
Xxi je zadnji teden Eopet grdo
hujskal proti socijalistom.
Povedal je. da tisti dopisi ne
pridejo IL Waukegana. ampak da
Jih spiSejo navadni hujskaci ne
kjc drugie.
Ia MIN je govoril hrvatskem
sodr. Thomo BeseniG, ki je V H.
urnem govoru RAJ cello zgodo-
vino bojev. ki Jill je oojevalo de-
lavstvo. Konecno ie prikazal mai
viSjo obliko izkoriScanja delav
skega razreda - po kapitalizmu.
OBJ strani katerega Sc ina zavrsiti
tudi poslednji BOZ izpod gospo
darske suznosti. V lahko umljivih
besedah mu je obcinstvo hvalezno
sledilo in ga parkrat pretrgalo
aplauzom.
Med poslusalci je bio tudi
precej zenskega spola. katere so
Sc pray pridno zanimale "a socia-
listiGno literature. Pridobilo Sc je
tudi par naroGnikov ma "Prole-
tarca" in prodalo soc. kniig "a
$500.
Sleherni V dvorani ie bill zado-
volien shodom in marsikdo 81 ie
zelel Sc take prilike.
Vsekakor dokazuje to, da je de-
lavstvo Waukeganu, jelo misli-
ii, in da nj vec brezbrizno. Tudi o.
no gre naprej duhOm casa. ce
pray ne V toliki mnoiini. kakor
napr. finski narod, toda odslej bo
slo vse bolje.
Posebne made, da bo Waukegan
ena vaznih jugosl. soc. postojank
leze naSi mladini. Xxi prav rada
eta soc. literature in nj V nil
tistega fanatizma, kakOr pr enih
drugod.
Waukegan marsha!
lie tako naprej, fantje
Porocevalec.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
BLAZNI SISTEM.
Porocevalec.

Chicago American" je zadnii
teden prinesel SledcGi dive veSti:
Prva vest: Chang, kitaiski psi
eek plemenite paSme. Sc ie danes
pripeljal V New York svoiim
"oSpodarjem in goSpo Mr.. in Mrs.
Il. Gordon Van Beach. IL San Die
go. Calf. namenom, da obiSce
najbolJSega Zdravnika "a OCi. PSu
Sc ie vnelo deSno oko IN sprem-
ljaI ga je vso p.t DIR. Ledwicz, ma
kar izroci svojega bolnika" Spe-
cijalistu "a oGesnc bolezni. Chang
Sc ceni ma $500.
Druga vest: Jersey City. y. j..
l. maja. - Margareto Burke. ze-
no priletnega in brezposelncga
delavca. so danes naSli tuznem
stanju ma njenem domu. Bila ie
ze vec dni brez jedi in vSledtega
tako slaba. da sc nj mogla pre-
makniti. PokIicali SO voz in io cd
peljali V mestno bolniSnico. Men
moz je re dolgO casa brez della in
brez vsakih sredstev "a zivlienje
Star je ze in nihGe ga ne mara
"a delo.
Blagoslovljen bodi danaSnji
Sveti sistem ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
PoLITICNI oDsEvI.
Znacilni simptomi ma Ruskem.

hhaciinl SlInpIom1 ma RuSkem.
kapitalisticna druzba Sc vede.
kakor ia bi il bilo zagotovljeno
vecno zivljenje. Zabava Sc in Sc
della brezskrbno. njena presernost
sega do oblakov, njena pesem Sc
razlega od gore do gore. Toda
kdor zna opazovati. vidi lahko, da
je tenn veselju jako zalostna ko
media: clovek Sc spominja ma sa-
motnega popotnika ki po noel
skozi gozd ma YES glas prepeva,
ker - "a je strah. Groza presinia
ude kapitalisticne druzbe. zakai
ma vseh koncih in krajih Sc kaze-
10 ZnamenJa, da 50 tia. na katerih
pleSe. vulkanicna. Hudi krci pre-
tresajo in zyijajo kapitalisticno
telo; to so lie simptomi nude bo-
lezni, Xxi Sc ne da prevariti.
Jako vazen barometer je Ru-
sija. Reakcija vsega sveta upira
vanjo oci. Protislovanska Nemci-
ia Je do uses zaljubljena V ofici-
alno Rusijo; Jsponsko. ki Sc je Sc
pred kratkim MO merilo z oroz
Jem V roki, jo posnema. Ali tudi
vse kar cuti svobodno. zasleduie
Z napetostjo vse dogodke ma Rus
KEN. ker We, koliko pomeni zma-
ga ruske revolucije IA svobodo
vSrga cloveStva. In ruska revolu-
eliza. XII so jo po straSnih pobojih
V Moskvi. po razpustu druge du.
me smatrali "a mrtvo. Sc zopet
javlja. Znacilna znamenja kaze-
io, da je minila doba potrtosti;
nenadoma lahko izbruhne nov
boj. ki princSe odlocitey.
Ncmiri ma vSeuciliScih in diiaS
k boji policijo, XII so Sc zadnie
mcSece energicno javljali so "a
razpolozenie ma Ruskem vedno
Znacilni. Pred vsakim revoluciis-
kim izbruhom so naznaniali vihar.
Drugo znamenje so stavke. Xxi Sc
zopet mnoze in dobivaio vedno
vecjl obseg. Pri dopolnilnih VOLT
yah propadajo kandidati zmernih
strank i'll dobivajo komaj Sc po ne
kai glasov. Krize vladnih kro
9Th so : sploSnim nemirnim polo
zajcm V wen. Posebno vazen Do
jay pa je neZadovolinost. XII Sc 81
ri med vojaStvom, predvsem V
mornarici.
Pred kratkim je socialno demo-
kraticni poslanec Kuznjecov incl
Y dumi priliko preGitati neko IL
iavo mornarjev bojne ladje
Admiral Kormilov" ie S tenn
zbudil nepopisno senzacijo. Nor
narii so Sc bill obrnili naravnost
do Socialno demokraticne frakci-
ic prosnjo, maj zastopa dumi
niih pritozbe, Xxi Sc tiGejo neclo-
ccSkega ravnanja oficirjev. pre-
tepanja in mucenja. V izjavi so
navcdeni razni slucaji. Xxi so iih
mornarji naznanili tudi ministrst-
va. Med drugnni je tudi dogodek
nckega mornaria, Xxi ie zaradi zlo
stavljanja ustrelil naiprei svoje-
GA oficirja, potem pa sebe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
: Zivimo v ameriski republik

V kteri imamo po izjavi Abraha-
ma Lincolna. najbolj plemenitega
predsednika. kar iih ie imela do
danes ameriSka republika. vsi ma
seljenci (vsi drzavljani in nedr-
zavljani) enake pravice do xiv
lienja. Mahinacije kapitalistov in
njih golega orodja pa dokazujejo.
da mas tudi republiki delijo V
dive vrste drzavljanov: V kapita-
listc, ki maio vse pravice in V de-
lavce. ki nimaio nobenih pravic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

This paper is devoted
10 the interests of tn Q
workina class. Work
srs are entitled to all
what tn ev produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
"Gospod in milostljiva 60


spa Van BcaSon sta V San Diego.
Cal. najela poSeben voz ma brzo-
vlaku. da spremita Svojega kuzka
V New York. Xxi ie obolcl ma oceh.
da ga tam opcrirajo najbolj zna-
meniti Specialist.
Koliko delavskih otrok oboli
vsako leto ma oCeh. IA katere Sc
splnh nihce he briga. Kcr so sta
riSi prerevni, da hi najeli zdrav-
nika. Marsiktcri teh otrok izgubi
vid ~ vedno. ker MISC imeli zdrav-
niSke pomo6i, ali 50 io pa dobili
prepozno.
KapitalistiGni si>tcm. lli dovol-
iuie. da pcIcica ljudi po kraljev-
sko skrbi "a svOje pse. otroci de-
lavcev. pa umirajo gladu, ali hi
rajo vsled raznih bolezni. ker so
njih stariSe kapitalisti tako pri-
Strigli na zaSluzku. da svojim
!jubljencem ne morcjo oskrbeti
zdravniSke pomoci, bo vsakdo OBJ
Sodil, XII ina koliGkai ljubezni do
svojega bliznjega V svojem srcu.
= takim SiStemom SO ne more
strinjati noben clovekoljub.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
v Bangoru, Maine. lie div

" Bangoru, Maine. je divjal
straSen pozar. ki je napravil ma
milijone dolariev Skode. Pogorisce
je dive milf dolgo in tri cetrt mil
je Siroko. Pogorelo ie tudi vec
cerkva. Ali nj neumnost graditi
cerkve, ce Bog kaSneje odloGi. da
morajo pogoreti? Gradnje cerkev
Je V taken slucaju upiranje prot
bozji volji. Po verskih naukih ie
pa tako pocetje smrten greh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

PA ZITE:
ma stevilko " oklepaiu
vi Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prilepIie
mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako 1O2)
ie stevilke
tedat vam 9 prihodnjo
stevilko nasega lista po-
tece narocoina. Prosi-
mo ponovite 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
V zadnjem letu so V Penn

v zadnjem letu so Penn
sylvaniji izkopali 231 ,966.O70 ton
premoga. 1925 ljudi je pa "a ia
premog darovalo svoje zivlienje.
Premogarski baroni Pennsyl-
vaniji pa vzlic tel straSni Stevilki
noGejo mic sliSati varnostnih ma
pravah. kakor tudi ne varstve-
mem zakonu IA vSluzbence pre-
mogokopih. Premogarski baroni Sc
ne brigajo niti toliko ia premo-
garje kot za konie in mule, ki VIA
clio voziGke nalozene premo-
gOm.
Tudi V druzih drzavah MISC pre-
mogarSki baroni ME boljSi. Ia
slabo place morajo premogarji
vsaki dan vagati svoje zivljenie,
da premOgarskim magnatom ra-
ste profit.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09
SplOsen pregled.

" Belgiji so socialist prize
dill veliko demonstracijo prot
klerikalnemu Solskemu zakonu. V
Bruselju Sc ie vrSilo Sest velikih
shodov. ShOdi so Sc vrsili tudi ma
dezeli. Povsod so sprejeli ojstre
resolucije prot klerikalnemu a.
tentatu ma liudsko solo in zahte-
vail so sploSno in enako volilno
pravo. Ma Shodih so nastopali maj
boljSi socialisticni govorniki.
Ministerstvo zdaj namerava
provizoritno umakniti Solsko "a
konsko predlogo in io kasneje
predloziti specielni komisiji. XII bi
bila sestavljena po moci raznih
parlamentarskih strank.
- Policija mixer nj dosti pri-
da. Ali najbolj lopovska je pa
dandanes Rumuniji Rumunske-
ga sodruga DIR. Rakovskega je ru-
munska policija dala odgnati cd
gonskim potion preko meje. dasi
je rumunski drzavljan. Sodr. Ra-
kovski Sc je naselil ma to Carl
gradu.
Ali nekega vecera so ga tajni
policaji aretirali pri ve6erji in ga
odgnali ma policijo.kjer so mu kot
vzrok aretacije naznanili. da so
dobih obvestilo. da je zelo neva-
rem anarhSt.
no Sc je ia vest raznesla po Ca
rigradu.je nekaj turSkih drzavno-
zborskih pOslancev takoj pohitelo
ma policijo. kjer Sc Jim je posreci-
10 toliko posredovati V prilog So
drugu Rakovskemu. da so ga IL
pustili takoj in mu dovolili biva-
ii V Carigradu.
" Evropi so delavci povsod
svecano obhajali prvi majnik. V
Berlinu je bio dopoldne 73 sho-
dov. V Parizu je bilo pripravlje-
nih do 20 tisoc vojakov. Zvecer Sc
je zbralo ma tisoce delavcev blizo
baStilje. kjer so socialist in pro-
timilitaristi govorili ostro. Neki
nemSki delavec, Xxi je incl pripeto
troboiniSko rozeto pa jopicu. je
iziaviI med sploSnim odobravan-
jem. da nemSki delavci ne bodo
prijcli IA orozie, ce pride do VOL
ne med Francijo in Nemcijo.
- V ruski mornarici in armadi
ma suhem Zopet vre. Obceznano
deiStvo pa je. da Sc mornarici
vedno preje pojavi nczadovoli-
most lot armadi ma Suhem. Kie
so yzroki!
V mornarici shniio vecinoma
mestni delavci. Xxi jih rabiio vsled
tehnicne izobrazbe in pa mornarii
po poklicu, Xxi so z raznimi izkust-
vi ma morju, brodarenjem krizem
sveta, citanjem knjig prostih
urah razSirili svoie znanje. Ma
obratno pa sluzijo armadi ma
suhem vecinoma kmeGki sinovi.
Sc 'dobro Sc spominjamo vpora
mornarjev ma oklopnici "Potem-
kin. V kronstadtu in Sveabur
gu?
In danes so zopet moraarii. ki
so nezadovoljni. Dvajset tisoc
mornarjev V Kronstadtu je pred
kratkim izrocilc svoje pritozbe
Socialisticm frakciji dunn. Ko
ie sodr. Kuznecov cital te pritoz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

- Blaznost danaSnjega kapita.
liSticnega sistema Sc naiboljSe zr-
cali V naslednjem resnicnem do
godku. Milionarka Hette Green il
New Yorka ie pozabila. da lastu-
ie ST Louisu. Mo. hiSo. XII il ie
nosila dive sto dolarjev najemni-
ne ma meSec. Deset mesecev nj
nihce priSel po najemnino. ker ie
tvrdka likyidirala, Xxi ie pobirala
IA MO najemnino.
Danes imamO ma Svetu ljudi, ki
nimajo kaj JEST. pa zopet milo
narke. ki niti ne pogreSijo. dive
Sto dolarjev ma Svojih dohodkih
vsaki mesec.
Tone Solar pa pravi. da je bog
svet pray ustvaril.
FL. Tone 81 tacuisSes. filosop-
huS mansisses,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-09

be, so vsi poslanci posluSal paz-
no. da Jim ne uide nobena beseda.
Ncinek je bill tax, da je vojaSki
in mornaricni prokurator skuSal
dolgem govern omiiiti uGinek
pritozbe 5 tenn. da je rekel: Preis-
kavu proti slabim razmeram V
mornarici Sc je vstavila radi te-
ga. da Sc ohrani pokorScina ma
prum viSjim.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
COLORED FOLK BUY
CHURCH EDIFICE

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.)
NORFOLK. VA. June si.--Cente-
nary Methodist church. at the corner
of Boush and Queen streets. has been
sold to the congregation of the Jeru-
salem Baptist church. colored, located
at the corner of Colley and Boisse-
vain avenues, in Ghent. and the col
cred congregation will worship in
Centenary church for the first time
on sunday, June rs
The congregation of Centenary
church will not be disbanded, but
will carry out original plans of To-
eating somewhere iii the developing
section OF the Sixth~ward.
The price paid for the Centenary
church property by the Jerusalem
congregation was $4,000. a portion of
this being In cash. The property all
in all cost Centenary congregation
about $4,000.
The sale of the Centenary church
property. which has been talked of
for some time. was fastened by the
passage OF the segregation ordinance.
restricting the residence and occu-
pancy of specific sections OF the city
as between the races.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
NOTHING IN YELLOW
PERIL SAYS kEMbLE
ADDRESSING VIRGINIA SPANISH
AMERICAN WAR VETERANS
SPEAKER DISAGREES WITH
IIOBSON.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.D
NORFOLK, VA. June 2l.-The
annual encampment of Virginia Span
isf American war veterans came to
close to-day with the installation by
Retiring Commander Simmons, OF
Roanoke, of the newly elected Off
GERS. social session and sightseeing
trips of various kinds Jacob KEN
pie, former member of the New
York Legislature. who Is spending the
summer here. addressed the veterans
to-day. He said he disagreed with
Congressman Richmond p. Hobson on
q prospective war with Japan; that
Japan would not fight this country
first, because America is carrying an
enormous amount of her bonds float
ed by reason of the Russo Japan war;
second, because America IL one of the
largest purchasers of Japan's prod
ucts, and third. because Japan knows
something of the size OF American
guns and the class of men who handle
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
NEGRO STRIKES OFFICER
kEFAUNE.R WITH ROCK

Especial TO The Richmond virginian)
ROANOKE, VA. June 2l.--Thom-
as Honbron. coIored, was arrested
Tuesday, charged with assauiting De-
teetiVe kefauver, of the Baldwin
agency Monday night Kefauver ar
Rested three negroes. and thinking
that he might have trouble taking
them To Jail, he started to handcuff
them. While he was engaged In this
task one of the negroes struck him
on the head with rock. throwing
him to the ground. They then jump
I'D on him and began to heat him.
kefauver protected himself with a
black jack until h. was able TO draw
his revolver. which he fred twice,
wounding one of his assaiiants, Will
liam Newsorne, severely. The APP
proach OF some railway men alarmed
the negroes. and two of them fed,
leaving Newsom on the ground. He
was taken TO Jail and Tuesday he
vas getting along we'll. His wounds
are not serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
FOUR WOMEN WOULD
PRACTICE MEDICINE
STATE EXAMINATIONS NOW IN
PROGRESS. WITH NEARLY
100 APPLICANTS.

Upward of 100 applicants for a Ii
cense to practice medicine in Virginia
began taking the State board exami-
nations "Wednesday at the Medical
College OF Virginia. OF this number
there were four women and nearly a
dozen colored men
Nine subjects are embraced in the
list OF questions as adopted. and three
hours Will be given TO each. The ses-
sions are from . A. NJ. 10 IL noon,
from noon to 3 p. NJ. and from 1
10 r. NJ. daily, In this way the ex-
animation will finally close at
o'clock Friday evening. But each sec
tons papers must be submitted at
the end OF the three hours.
At the annual meeting of the board
Tuesday night reciprocity was dis
cussAd at some length, but il was de-
cided in the main to continue existing
arrangements without material
change,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
LECTURES FOR
SUMNER NORMALS
DIR. FREEMAN AND OTHERS OF
HEALTH. DEPARTMENT DE
LIVER ADDRESSES.

DR.. Allen w Freeman, assistant
commissioner OF health. has left the
city 10 deliver u course of lectures
at the summer school at the Univer-
sity of Virginia, In an effort to enlist
the teachers of the State more fully
IN the campaign for better health
and improved sanitation
DR. Freeman was delegated for the
purpose by the health department
AS part of a general education cam
paign on the part of the Common
wealth's sanitary authorities. DR..
Ennion q. Williams, com missioner OF
health, believes that the summer
schools afford splendid opportunity
for bringing the teachers In intimate
touch with health work. and will this
year carry out the arrangement made
last summer by which representatives
or the department appear in many of
the normal schools.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
LABOR UNIONS
FIGHT DISEASE
DISTRIBUTE LITERATURE IN
CAMPAIGN AGAINST TUBER-
CCLOSIs.

One practical result OF the last
meeting OF the State Federation OF
Labor in this city has been the hearty
enlistment of the unions OF the State
in the campaign against tuberculosis.
Following an address of DR.. d. S.
Freeman, of the State Anti-Tubercu-
losis Association. the federation re-
solved to furnish the tuberculosis as
ISOLATION and The health department
with the names of the officers OF
local unions who would cooperate
with the health authorities in distrib-
uting tuberculosis literature. The
names are being sent in, and IL is
expected that many thousand placards
and folders Will be sent out during
the next few weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21

The funeral Of Hildred. infant
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. r. r. Car
ter. % Oak Grove, took place Tues
day afternoon at o'clock from the
residence. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. W. G. Burch and the
interment was in Maury cemetery.
The funeral OF Thomas Washing
ton Isawood Goodman took place
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from
Ike residence at l6i2 Perry street.
Rev. J, T. Haley conducted the ser
Vices.
The funeral of Sarah Louise CARRIER
took place Tuesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock from the residence. 70S Maury
street. Rv. G.. T. Forr!s,er officiated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
DISAPPEAR
AFTER SHORT STAY
LIMBS OF TREES DIE ON WHICH
EGGS OF LOCUSTS ARE
DEPOSITED.

The seventeen year iocusts that
made their appearance In such large
numbers in Chesterfield county few
weeks ago have almost entirely dis
appeared. II 10 reported that many
of them died. and the supposition is
that the remainder have gone to- some
other section of the State. AT least
they are not heard or seen in the
woods.
So lar as can he learned no dam
age to the growing crops was done by
the little brzzipg insects that have
kept up such IA merry humIning in
the Chesterfield oaks. The trees,
however. have suffered to some ex-
tent
The locust deposits its eggs on the
tender limbs of oak trees. Little In
cisions, such as could be made with
pin or the point of a. knife, are cut
in the bark OF the Dough. and the
eggs are deposited in those little re-
cesses = queer feature of this il
that the limb on which the eggs are
laid apparently withers and dies. The
trees in the woods when the locust
have lived present a strange appear
ance. as there are hundreds Of dead
boughs scattered all over the forest.
Only the limb on which the eggs are
deposited are damaged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
JUDGE GRANTS MOTHER
CUSTODY OF CHILDREN

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. June 2l.
I'm the divorce suit Of knight va.
knight in the Corporation Court,
Judge John T. Goolrick gave a par
tiaI decision granting to Mrs. Knight
the custody OF the two small children.
Judge Goolrick aid NOT give deci-
sion Of a full divorce.
In regard to the children. Judge
Goolrick said that in every case in
which the mother showed herself
capable he always gave rne childrer
to her. Mrs. Knight 10 an Industrious
woman and perfectly capable to bring
up her children properly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
NEWS OF south RICHMOND
) ". Crs.e's stsss.I d iii rect

Sergeant Bailey imm ediately remem-
bered his long trip from Moseley
Junction. where he had gone to re-
cover a horse and buggy stolen from
David Charles April I5
Bailey found the horse and buggy,
all right. Then he attempted to
drive back to Richmond. His wan
derings made an odyssey He lost his
way but finally he got back to the
capital with the horse still able to
walk.
Bailey and Special Officer Bolton
were able to establish the fact that
the horse mentioned by Rhedd was
the same outfit that had been stolen
from Charles. They reported the
matter to Captain Mcmahon and he
caused Fitzgerald's arrest in Newport
News.
Rhedd liz the giant negro who gave
Captain Wright battle when that Of
ficer attempted to arrest him in South
Richmond. Rhedd was wounded by
a revolver shot before he was subdued.
He has confessed to a long list of
crimes and Is liable to be sentenced
under the habitual criminal act. His
brother Is serving term In the city
Jail for the killing of William MINIS.
colored.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
BRANDON GIRL BRIDE
OF CLAREMONT MERCHANT

WASHINGTON, u. C.. June FL
Miss Marie #. Taylor. a pretty TWEEN
ty-two-year-old girl of Brandon, Va.
who had been visiting friends in
Richmond for several weeks. eloped
to Washington yesterday with George
w. Reibsamen, aged thirty-one, a
business man of flaremont, Va.
They were married last evening by
the Rev Randolph w. Lowrie. The
couple left the capital last night for
Niagara Falls. y. Y.
The bride is a daughter OF w. W.
Taylor. a merchant of Brandon. She
is a graduate OF the Southern Female
College at Petersburg. va.
Yes, we eioped," admitted Miss
Taylor in reply TO a question from
Marriage License Clerk Below II
don't care what Is said about II. ex-
cept please don't let the ages get
out"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

300 A. Daiiy--Fast trains to Old Point
400 p. Newport News and Norfolk.
TAO A.--Daiy. LocaI to Newport Ns~s
500 P.--Daily. Local 20 Old Point.
200 2. Daily. Louisville. Cincinnati Chissan
ii 90 7. i and st. Lous-PuImans.
Gas P,--Daily. Western express--Puiimans u !,
Cincinnati.
$50 A.--Daly- Charlottesville. Week days.
Clifton Forge.
las A. NJ Week days--Aountain spsosA rus
Thufmond.
sis P.--Wcek days. Local to GordonsviiiA.
1000 A.~-Dsiy, Lynchburg, Lex. G. ForgA
Sis P--Week days To Lynchburg.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East--s:25 A. NJ, $50 r. 81
Through from East-il 80 A. NJ. $50 r. M Nj
Local from West-sS:3O A. NJ. $50 A. -.
500 p. NJ. leo p. NJ y.
Throuxh--7s1 A. NJ, 2.A5 p. NJ
James River Line 1878 A. NJ, 6.I5P M
-Daiy except Sunday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
Fly WIRE.

II You Wan Good screen Doors and
windows Sac our line before buying
also knock ed down frames for win
dows. Et&i}A HARDWARE CO, cor
Uer Henry ard BROAD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
The Weather
RICHMOND \

RICHMOND. VA,
June II. 1911. Fore
cast for Richmond
and vicinity. fair
to- night and Thurs
day. slightly cooler
to- uiEht.
WASHINGTON. ..
G., lure "A. 19ii.
Forecast for Nir-
Einin. fair tonight
and T h urs d a v.
slig htly cooler to-
night In Central
and Eastern por :
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-21
LEGAL NOTICE.

VIRGINIA IN THE Law AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
1911,
Mary ophelia Coleman. Plaintiff.
VS..
George Coleman. sometimes called Ciar-
ence Coleman ........ Defendant.
IN CHASCERY
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT IS TO
obtain an absolute divorce for the
plaintiff against the defendant on the
grounds Of desertion and abandon
ment And affidavit having been
made and filed In this court, that the
defendant fs not a resident OF the
State of Virginia, II is ordered and
directed that he do appear here
within fifteen days after due publ
cation Of this notice and do what is
necessary TO protect his interest in
this suit
A copy--Teste
p. p. WINSTON.
Clerk.
IT NJ IGSfrrIE-P ~ n