davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
INJUNCTION GRANTED
Imperial Motor Car Co. Restrained from
NJ ProceedIpE AgaInst Gordon Nfotnr Co III

Imperial Moror Car Co. Restrained 4 from
Proceeding Against Gordon Motor Co.
Judge Ingram in the Law and EQUITY
Court yesterday granted an injunction in
the suit OF the Gordon Motor Company
against the Imperial Motor Car Company.
In chancery. restraining the Imperial Com
pany from proceeding With certain suits at
law. pending decision by the court. The
Gordon Motor Company occupied a garage
on West Broad Street. which 1t leased 10
the Imperial Motor Car Company from
specihed date. intending TO erect new and
larger garage. Delays prevented completion
OF the new building Within the time speci-
Ned. and the Gordon Company failed to
move ont or to give possession. Tho I'm
In the sum OF $500 per week for the delay.
The Gordon Company claims that II is only
entitled 10 rebate of the amount OF rent
charged for the time It was unable to secure
pcssessio n-not for damages alleged on the
ground of inability to do business or from
other more remote causes. snt'iEF yi XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
OLD VIRGINIA HISTORY

Manuscript Written in 1850 purchnsed
by Stnte I.Ibrnr,.
The State Library has just purchased
from dealer in the North, manu-
script history OF Virginia, written In
1856 by B. B. Minor. once the editor
of tho Literary Messenger. The his
tory was never published. the work
being the original manuscript 1t
covers the events OF the colony OF vir-
ginta from the earliest settlement to
1853 and goes very much into detail
regarding the times. 1t would make
Librarian H. r. McIlwaine Will care
fully examine the work. to discover
the presence of any new material IL
may contain. 1t is written In graceful
STYLE. l.aaHt i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
I CRENsHAW RETURNS
Special Accountant Attend, National CON
fgr vention in Washington

epecihi Accountant Attends National Con-
rentlon in Washington.
Sneca, Accountant George s Crenshsw
u back ri his desk at the City Hall after
attending The sixth annual convention Of
the National Association OF Comptroilers and
accounting Officers. which MAS held In
washington city last week. There were
present representatives OF tor,y-seven OF
me most progressive elite. OF America and
me 'nierehanSe Of IDEAS as TO methods OF
municipal accounting and checking va. zen.
e[ei. Inc mcmbefs were especially interest
fn IN work proposed by President TAFT.
VINO mas secured an appropriation OF $50 :
y" ior The cinnloymen, of efficiency experts
and accountants TO systematic the methods
o. bookkeeping and clerical work IN The.
various departments in Washington In IN.
interest Q! greater efficiency in the govern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
MUST BROADEN TIRES
complaining Draymen Bring Forth Excuse.
~ ---.tL--- I'M hut InXy IL

N"o''I'7r"'HIHE i'TA!thtn 'Bring Forth EvCuNr-,
hut Law is Law. II! M
;iustice Cruichhtld yesterday morning an
nounce9 that the broad Tire law. which ia :
been languishinE in innocuous desuetud q
sinee May l. would be resurrec,ed and IN
forced on and after June 80. The names o.
e!ShiF hraymeD have been listed with the
justice. and they have been Informed tina,
" would be cheaper 10 observe The iaw
than TO ray fine OF a, least 81 for each
AND every onense.
Some said tina, they didn', know mere
way such an ordinance. which the law hold
no' ar an excuse, and others said that il
would be impossible 10 change their ,ires In
NE ,ime prescribed which excuse Will also
be without; effect The city fathers whose
lrhuitc wisdom IS proverbial. have saia Il;
Thefctore ii mug, be so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
TWO CONVICTIONS

Convicts Must Serve Extra Time for Disor.
der In Prison.
A special grand Jury was Impsneled
yesterday in the City Circuit Court and
after due prelim!nsres an indictment was
found against Benjamin Eaton, colored, "a
convict In the State Penitentlary. charged
with having attacked with a knife another
convict. John Deal, INJECTING severe
wound across the face. Eaton was later
tried before IL jury, found guilty and SEN
fenced TO one year In the penitentlary. to
he served at the end of his present term.
The special grand jury also returned a
for attacking Guard c. A. Bowes with a
stick. Averett was tried, convicted and SEN
fenced to two years in addition to his pres
ent term. IS 5;- III t5 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
70 HEAR BATHTUB CASE
federal Court VIM Take Up Imporsan, Mat

federal Court VIII Take Up Important Mat :
ter To-MOrrow,
al ne s nited states Circuit Cour, o, An
neais VIII convene to-day In special term for
ING purpose Of hearing argument In several
JUDGES Goa and Pr!trhard and Dis,rie;
Judge Rose, Of Baltimore. will sit Argu-
msnt wis be heard to-day in the case o.
Mid1ieby III. and wife
by Tar the most important matter 10 he
c9ns!Gered by the cour; is thai known pop.
u'aFly as The bathtub case which come.
from the United States Circuit Court OF
MARYLAND This hearing comes UP under III.
shePnan antt-irus, act. and. II is snId tha
upon MS outcome Will depend many impor
tahi GuestlonS-inroiysng trust regulation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
HOBART RYLAND HURT ny
ie t TAXICAB AT GINTER Park

Hobart Ryland, the nine-year- old son
of L. w. Ryland, OF Barton Heights
was knocked down and painfully in
1ured by taxicao No. 1880 at Stop 2s
afternoon. No bones were broken, but
the little man was badly bruised, and
1T IS not known whether he was hurt
Internally. Mr.. Ryland said last night
that the accident was unavoidable
and that no blame was attached tc
the driver of the taxicab.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14

Harold calisch. who was seriously il,
lured in an automobile accident on the
tIhree Chopt Road on June 3. was removed
from 81. iuke's Hospital yesterday 10 ,he
nome Of his father, Dr. E. " calikch 20;
Monument Avenue The young mans Shout.
DER blade was broken in two places and h.
suffered greatly from shock bur he 1.
steadily Improving. and his ultima,. recov.
cry is only a matter Of time ~ H.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
Inyited 10 Recepttou.

Governor and Mrs. William Hodges
Mann and Lieutenant Governor and
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson are the re-
cipients Of invitations to attend the
silver wedding anniversary OF the ceIe-
bration Of President and Mrs. William
Howard Taft on next Monday. at the
White House
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
Marriage I,icrnse.

Marriage license. were I.sued yest.rl.y IN
ne Hpstinss fourt.to John HONE SooYtn,n
o. ConieNil'e and Lyle Eyans Eing E.ri
- ths"ell and Haksel.!nc VI Noo.e j,
VIVIAN Cosby. and 70 Harry Fauiknef Tal.
oott and Gertrude v Kennedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
Judge Denignnted.

The Governor yesterday designated
Judge Henry w Holt. of the Corpora
( ton Court of Staunton. to hold n term
OF the Circuit Court OF Greene county.
beginning June 49, for Judge John
NJ. White. of Albemarle county, who
is III.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
Judge f3ritrJ,nrd Ijcr.

Judge Je,er c. Pritchard. Of me
United States Circuit Court. and hia
secretary ~ e. Daniel, arrived yes
terday from Ashevile. " and ar.
at the Richmond Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-14
POSTMASTER ALLAN TO
A SPEAK IN WASUINGToS

4 Postmaster tfssr Alian. Jr. i.,t for
y, sshlhston iaa' n'Ehi. and today w.li al
American Fias.H NJ. Allan wax gei.cied AZ
me orator II 'ae celebration 0: Gas tay
al The national capital -" SHS
The herald., 1911-05-25
Algerines at Law.

SlideH and Teche, Sl,7OO mortgage.
Benedict, notary.
Jacob T. Kim to Eugene y. Cordlll'
lots Farragut, Nelson, DeArmas and
Socrates, $46.SO cash. Bachet, notary.
The Atlas Realty Co, Ltd, TO La
vetta Bernard, lot Brooklyn, Lamarque'
Teche and Socrates. $25.0S cash ire
demptiOn).
succession of Mrs. Jennie S. Grund-
never TO Commonwealth Bldg. and
Loan Association, lot Webster, Pelican,
Wagner and Alix, $675 cash. Mahoney,
notary.
Mrs. Ferdinand Streuby TO Young
Mems Progress Benevolent Assn,
lots Socrates, Odeon, Ptolemy and
Kinds Alley, $3.50 terms. Rainold, no.
tary.
Ideal Savings & Homestead ASsocl-
alton to Murty Wheatley and Jos. NJ
Wheatley. all rights. title, etc, in Z
lots Elmira, Pacific, Eliza and Evelina,
81 200 mortgage.
Ideal Savings & Homestead AsSocia-
ton to Miss Ida V. Davis, portion OIL
yier, Verret, Eliza and Evelina, $1,000
mortgage. Renaudin, notary.
Mrs. Jane Norris Riley to DAVID
Lewis, int, etc. in and TO lot Pelican
Ave. Peters, Bermuda, AliX and Yer
ret. 5000 terms. HenneSsey, notary.
The herald., 1911-05-25

and superintend any roadway, tramway, pipe
line, tanks, reservoirs, warehouses, water
works. electric works, crushing works, by
draulic works or any other works and coz
yenienceS that may be directly or indirectly
conducive TO any of the objects and pur-
poses OF this corporation; to purchase, aC-
quire hold, lease, control and operate, ana
sell. lease and dispose Of to such person or
persons corporation or corporations, and at
such price or prices and on such terms and
conditions as to this corporation may seem
proper, water rights, improvements and
buildings. for mining and for the use and
purposes incident thereto; to purchase,
lease or otherwise acquire all or any part OF
the business or liabilities Of any person.
firm. corporation or association engaged
therein or holding any part in similar Oh
jectS and purposes; TO do all or anything.
suitable, necessary, convenient and proper
for the accomplishment OF any purposes OF
the attainment Of any one or more Of the
objects and purposes herein enumerated or
Incidental to the powers herein named. or
which shall at any time appear conducive
10, or expedient for the business OF this
corporation
The herald., 1911-05-25
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
CONSUMERS COFFEE COMPANY OF
NEW ORLEANS, LIMITED.

SPECIAL MEETING of the stOckhold
ers OF the Consumers Coffee Company Of
New Orleans, Limited, will be held at the
domiciie OF the Company, No. 512 Maya
zine street on Friday. the Both day of
June, A. D., 1911, at IL o'clock. Noon, for
the purpose Of adopting or rejecting the
Following proposed amendments to the Char
ter OF the corporation:
|. Article OF the Cha tpr to be amend
ed to read as follows: 1.-The capital stock
OF this corporation is fixed at fifty thousand
dollars tS0OOOO), represented by 1000
shares of twenty-five dollars (S25.OOl each.
which capital stock may be increased or
diminished In compliance with the laws of
the State Of Louisiana in such cases made
and provided. of which twenty-five thou
sand dollars tS25.OoOl, represented by LOCO
shares Of twenty-five dollars tS25.OOl each.
shall be preferred stock. the holders OF
which shall he entitled 10 an annual diyi-
dend of two dollars ($2O0l per share. out
OF the surplus earnings of the company for
each current year In preference TO any div
idend upon the common stock, which dvi-
dend OF two dollars (S2 00l per year per
share, shall be cumulative but non interest
bearing. The holders of the said preferred
stock shall not be entitled to vote at any
stockholders meeting for any purpose ex-
cept In matters concerning the liquidation
OF the corporation. Payment for stock shall
be made In cash at such times and in such
amounts and at such notice as may be pre-
scrihed by the Board Of Directors. provided.
however. that said board shall have the
power 10 issue stock in payment for prop
erty actually transferred and delivered TO
the corporation or for labor done or ser
vices actually rendered. The corporati ton
shall become organized and proceed 10 bus
mess when ten thousand dollars (S10,000l
Of It's capital stock shall have been sub
serlbed."
3 The following paragraph from Arti-
Gle 5 of the Charter of this corporation shall
he cancelled, erased and stricken out from
the Charter: Before any stock can be
II must be first offered TO the
the option Of purchasing the same at the
book value of stock at the time said stock
Is offered. and. should the directors fail to
purchase the said stock within ten days of
the offer. then, the holder OF the stock may
dispose Of Ii in the open market"
L. F. BEAUVAIS, President.
Attest:
f. II. BEAUvAIS, Secretary.
May % june Is % % 1911
The herald., 1911-05-25
ARTICLE y.

There shall be reserved each month and
deposited in some banking institution stu
ated in the city Of New Orleans not less
than ten per cent (lOGCD OF the gross com
missions earned by this company during
said month. Said reserve to he diSburSed
only with the concurrence of all the dirrc-
tors and then only for the furtherance of
the objects and purposes for which this cor
poration is formed. or by way of dividends
which shall not be declared oftener than
Semi-annually.
The subscribers hereto have respectively
written opposite their names the amount of
stock in this corporation subscribed by each
Of them, so that this act of Incorporate ton
may also serve as the original subscription
list Of said corporation.
Thus done and passed. in nv office. al the
city OF New Orleans, on the day. in the
month and year. first hereinabove written.
in the presence Of MeSsrs. l. X. Saal and
g. W. SchweitZer, competent witnesses who
herPuntO sign their names with said ap-
bearers and me, notary, after a due read
ing Of the whole
Original signed Nathan Pfeifer. ~
shares: ]. Henry Blache, 80 shares; Leon
Pfeifer. 10 shares
Witnesses: Ig. r. Saal. Geo. W. Schwet-
Yer
ALEXIS BRIAN, Notary Public.
The herald., 1911-05-25
WOMAN'S ARTISTIC REBUKE
France Could Create Beautiful
Thing Out Of Nothing.

Nine. Won KONG was a young wo
man OF French origin who. ten years
before the Franco Prussian war, had
married a German army officer. Her
heart was torn during the struggle.
and, though her aid went to her hus-
band, her tears were shed for France.
At a dinner party some one had the
bad taste to speak OF conquered
France"
France may be conquered" said
Nine. Won KONG. but she still retains
her ability to create a beautiful thing
out Of nothing"
The next day one OF the gentlemen
present sent her a single white hair.
asking her what France could make
out OF that. She sent II to a great
French Jeweler, and told him OF her
challenge. Presently there came back
to her a device in gold and enamel.
On bed Of sabres stood the Prussian
black eagle, holding in It's mouth the
single white hair. Attached to one
end OF the hair were the arms OF Al.
SAGE. In delicate. tiny god workman.
ship, at the other the arms of Lor.
raine. Underneath was engrossed:
"Alsace and Lorraine: yeu hold them
by hair"
The herald., 1911-05-25

said rorf,.ru-....
tied and H.,.f..... been fun,
fun auflpr.t. ..t . Lhey Shall II
give title r. ID. 10 transit. a
The c,rr,~r-# p. .... and prOna.. II
crcdS In ..,.. distribute Nd
resignation ~ ... 'r disabnf.hI
the vacancy shall lob commissle,I Il
COMMISSIONS Yr ...... ~ Tue slry,'|
As... p WITS
This act pf 81, .....f.r
fed. changed ..- .... may Do
may be- di,-.I.... VI said cOrpo.ss
fourths OF r.. .... assent Of ~
at any genera g...... ok repr4ssslS
vened for such ..- S'ockhOlder,
ticr shall have .... - TT previOp, NJ
daily npW,rY..r- -..... IN one or
Of Orleans. Si-r. 49, ~ IN the p.se|
during the fh.fr.. ... Ina once ~
meeting AMI anon ... r... preceding ~
and by nprf,. ,,. ,' OF such ms.s1I
prior 10 such ,a.... East forty ~
who appears a- I'm stOckhar
COMPANY. 10 rr. Is ,ne books az n
mated Ly him ... "..e address ~
designate an 3Jf.... as, VI faiQr N
cry. New Orlean-. a.. s General ~
he proposed ar ur.l "lnse whicA III
capital stock - ,rf, trIerence Ia N
mad. in acrn-Iau.. P'td tlOn shan n
state OF L,oui,iJp, .. lne laws Of N
Ing the amorInr a.. SUBJECT Of 49,
tiOnS, and il may ,s e,ock OF Corn
ished upon A com. ...... Use. .Sd or am
the affirmative WI. d., herewith. es|
stock Of the corl.~lr... Thirds Of n
shall cv.r a., l.. No stOekhaS
the contracts or l,r... ~ reSpOnSbs n
i'm any further sn,,, r... Sdld corpO,,S
due on the shares r ..... .e unpaid bss,
nor shall any mere -ns,rmaIItT g hi
cation have the rG".. u rrndar,. Vps
charter null, or 81 exposing anv S,naHs
10 any liability beyond 'hr amoHn, "
his stock. Said rprlnration shan e
mence business or ugrrario.S az ~
five thousand dollar - its can,,sSe |
shall have been subscribe! for. ana u
that this charter may also Sarya @tl
original subscription i--, the snh'a
hereto have set opposite their nars'
number or share. OF stock Subscribed =. I
each Of them. i1
The herald., 1911-05-25

Where FIsherman's "catgut" Is Made.
Probably but a small percentage OF
the fishermen who use files strung
with fine transparent "catgut" are
aware that the almost unbreakable
substance that holds the hooks against
the fiercest struggles OF the struck fish
comes from silk worms.
The principal center of the manufac-
ture of this kind of catgut is the island
OF Procida, In the Bay of Naples. but
most of the silk worms employed are
raised near Terre Annunziata, at the
foot of Vesuvius. The caterpillars are
killed just as they are about to begin
the spinning Of cocoons. the silk
glands are removed and subjected to
a process Of picking. which Is q
secret of the trade, and afterward the
threads are carefully drawn out by
skilled workers. mostly women. The
length OF the thread varies from q
foot to nearly 20 inches. Scientific
American.
The herald., 1911-05-25
ARTICLE TX

This act Of incOrpOra tion may be altered.
amended or modified. or the corporation dis
solved by vote of three -fOurths in amount
Of the capital stock. represented at n gen
cral meeting Of the stockholders called for
that purpose, after giving notice thereof a.
provided in Article VI of this act. and. in
ease of dissolution. at least a majority Of
the entire stock must he present or repre-
scented at such meeting, and the Stockhold-
rrS at such meeting shall elect two ligui-
dating commissioners who shall have en-
tire charge of such liquidation. with au-
thority 10 sell and dispose Of the assets of
the corporation. and 10 fill any vacancy Oc-
curing in their number
The herald., 1911-05-25
Notice of Suit.

Mrs. Amanda Reese vs.. Sara Wes-
ley and Bertha Hadley, wife of Hen
derson Brown, suit to annul two acts of
sale wherein hereinafter described
property then in name of ThoS. Had
ley was alienated, lot Brooklyn, De
Armas, TcChe and Lamarque. Wood
Vile & Woodville, attorneys for plain
tiff.
The herald., 1911-05-25
Civil District Court.

Mrs. Sarah A Dyer vs.. Mrs. Fannie
Petri. &ioo provisional seizure. VI. 5.
MahOncy, attorney
John NJ. Sabathier vs.. Heloise Laval,
to contract another marriage. +. r.
and W. j. nenuessey, attorneys.
Henry DihIman vs.. Mrs. Emma Wal
ton. confirmation of title. =. f. and
W. J. Hennessey, attorneys.
Nicholas +. Humphrey vs.. Charles
Holmes. S22IlO claim. y. +. Hum,
phrey, attorney.
The herald., 1911-05-25
Building Permits.

5. SimSin, owner and builder, one
story double cottage, Teche, Socrates,
Ptolemy and Nunez, $500.
Mrs. w. Hynes, owner and builder,
one-story double cottage, slate roof,
Alix, Whitney, LeBoeuf and Eliza, $500.
The herald., 1911-05-25
ARTICLE VIII.

No Stockholdcr may sell. assign or trans
fer his stock in this corporation without
giving To the company through its vice
president and secretary thirty (30D days
prior notice in writing of such intention.
and the other stockholders shall have the
first privilege of purchasing the said stock
AT the book value thereof for a period Of
thirty days from said notice. after which
thirty days notice the said stock may be
sold in the open market
The herald., 1911-05-25

I. Bussiere Rouen, a notary public for the
parish of Orleans do hereby certify the
oripinal "a act l Of INTERPRETATION OF m. "Nez.
pique Oil Company" and Of the certificate
of the recorder Of mortgages for the parish
OF Orleans thereto attached; the whole eX-
tant in my Current NOtarial Register.
In faith wehereof l grant these presents
under nv signature and the impress Of my
seal of Office.
New Orleans, Louisiana, April the 18th,
A. ID. 1911. BUS. ROUEN.
(SeaD Notary Public.
apl 20-27 may 4-11-1S-25 1911
The herald., 1911-05-25
Court of Appeal.

William II Schneli vs. Cecilia Schnell
and Louis Bagneris ct al.-A Judgment
cannot be anuuled at the suit Of one
who was not a necessary party there
10 and whose rights are not adversely
affected thereby. Affirmed.
The herald., 1911-05-25
ARTICLE VII.

Whenever this corporation NAV be dis.
solved either by Limitation or by any other
cause, its affairs shall be liqudated hy three
30 stockholders who shall be appointed as
commissioners Of liquidation at a general
meeting OF the stockholders to be convened
Ior such purpose after ten days previous
notice shall have been given by mail ID
each stakeholder and mailed to his last
known place Of residence as it appears ON
the books of the company said commits
Sionrrs shall remain in office until after the
afalrS OF the corporation shall have been
fully settled and liquidated. In case OF
death Of one or more Of said commissioners
the vacancy shall be filled by the surviving
commissioners.
Thus done and passed. at my Office. in
this city. the day, month and year first
above written, in the presence of Mcssieurs
Joseph VI. Gore, Jr., and Ambrose G. La.
l'ice, competent witnesses. residing in this
city. who have hereuntO signed their names
with appearers and me, notary, after due
reading of the whole
Original signed: III. W. Lamb. ~ shares
John Albion SaxtOn one share ). L. Walms
ley. Jr., one share.
Witnesses: \. g.. LaPice and J. NJ Gore
Jr. HENRY l.. SARPY, Not. Pub
The herald., 1911-05-25

|. the undersigned Notary, do hereby GER
fifty that the above and foregoing is a true
and correct copy OF the original act OF In
corporation of the southern Film Ex.
change of record in my office.
In faith whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and have affixed the impress of my Off
cial seal on this twelfth 12thI day of the
month Of May. A. ID. 1911.
HENRY l.. SARPY. Not. Pub.
May - june l - % % 1911
The herald., 1911-05-25

|. the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages.
in and for the Parish Of Orleans. State OF
Louisiana. hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act OF Incorporation of The
Pfeifer- Blache Company, Incorporated. was
this day duly recorded in my office. In book
lO1S. folio -.
New Orleans, La. May Is. 1911.
CSigned) EMILE LEONARD, ID. X.
The herald., 1911-05-25

i hereby ccrtif ythe foregoing to be true
copy of the original charter of the Pfeifer.
Blache Company. Incorporated, and of the
Deputy Recorders Certificate annexed there
to. New Orleans. May IL. 1911.
ALENIS BRIAN. Notary Public.
May - june / s Il % 20 1911