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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
one TALL Man,
one SHORT Man
HOLD-UP ARTISTS FAILED TO
LAND THEIR QUARRY
LAST NIGHT.

DR.. Hulcher answered hurry call
last night about SIZE o'clock 20 at
tend w. G. Fore. who was struck
over the head near Beverly and Rob-
inson streets by one OF two negroes
who held him up at that point.
Mr.. Fore raised such noise that
the thugs made away. lie was treat
ed by the doctor and took a car for
his home. No. 1900 North Twenty
sixth street
Half an hour later w r. Calvin,
of No. 3022 Beverly street, was held
up by two negroes who answered the
description of the two vino had stop
ped Mr.. Fore. They presented 4 pis~
tol and demanded his money.
Instead of holding up his hands he
grappled with the negro and took the
pistol from him, and then they re-
treated, and in the retreat Mr.. Calvin
fred three times.
So far as could be learned no one
was hit. but the police are after tho
hurley negroes" a description II
whom was given by both men who
We're held up.
They are described as being one
short and the other tall This Is
about all the men who were held up
could say.
Mr.. Fore suffered very much from
the blow over the head, out Mr.. CAL
vim escaped any punishment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02

the churches of the district have made
great forward strides in both mem
bership and financial condition during
the last twelve months. All depart
ments of the church in the district
show. up we'll. and clergymen, officials
and laynen alike are gratitied, TO-
nights session of the conference fol-
lowed the regular midweek PRAYER
meeting and was we'll attended
Charge OF Housebrcaking.
When John Lewis. coiored. was ar
raigned in Police Court this morning
on charge of burglarizing the home
n w r.. Harrison on Brown street
Saturday night. second charge OF
HOUSEKEEPING was made against him.
and the hearing on both cases was
continued TO tomorrow morning. The
new charge is breaking into New
sorne's store. of which job he was sus-
pected.
Will is Probated.
In the Hastings Court to-day the
will of the late Mrs, Susan Cheat
ham was admitted to probate. Mrs.
Joseph II. Beyan. daughter or Mrs
Cheatham, qualified as executrix.
Jeweler Breaks Leg.
T. A. James, jeweler, islaid up with
q fractured leg. sustained in a fall
down the steps OF his store on Syca-
more street yesterday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
BOARD MUST GET
OTHER QUARTERS
NO AVAILABLE SPACE IN THE CITY
HALL LEFT FOR SCHOOL
OFFICIALS.
| MR.. BECK SENDS NOTICE
PROBABLE THAT NEW ELECTRO
CAL suPERINTENDE>T WILL
OCCUPY ROOMS DAMAGED
/ BY FIRE.
| MR.. BECK SENDS NOTICE

According to present plans of the
counci1 committee on grounds ana
hni,d;nps. IL IS understood tnat lhs
school board quarters in the Guy tia'i
witch was damaged by nre Some
weaks aro will be reserved Tor tne
offices of the superintendent OF the
new municipal electric plant aiter
that official is named by lounIil
this month. This means tha' t'e
school board will likely have to seaA
quarters elsewhere, pefhaps III W.
John Marshall high schoot pullui.,s'
whore it is now chartered temporary.
The grounds and buildings com
m,ttee. AZ its meeting scheduled for
tonight. will probably take some dei
mite action IL regard to the matter
Notifies Board.
II was at the instance of this com
mittee that Building Inspector Back
Yesterday notified the school board
| authorities that crowded conditions
| in the City Hall would likely render
! Il necessary for the board to find some
! other locat ton in which to do bust
ness. The board it IS said, is divid-
ed on the question or vacating It's
City Hall quarters. some OF the mem
bers believing its business would be
expedited were they established perm
/ dnSHtIS Ill the fiSi "~toot VI s'"''AS
similar building. while others insist
they they should continue to occupy
quarters in the City Halt.
| Inspector Beck said yesterday that
Chief Health Officer Levy was also
clamoring for more space for his de-
partment and it was unlikely that he
would be accorded some Of the sapce
in the school board quarters, which
are located on the top floor OF the City
Hall--the same floor on which DR.
Levy and his coworkers are quar-
tered.
SavilLe In Race.
Mr.. Allen w. Salyille. son of Major
Charles Q. Saville, clerk OF the Chan.
Gerry Court, enlivened the contest fol
electric plant superintendent yester-
day by announcing his candidacy fol
the position. Mr. Saville. who Is one
of City Engineer Bolling's assistants
is graduate OF the university, where
he took high honors intheengineer
ing class. Ills friends believe he has
a fine chance OF landing the electrical
superintendency.
Oother candidates for this position
which is to pay $1,000. are Messrs. E
w. Trafford, James j.. Tresnon
Charles r. Winston, and forme,
Alderman +. Douglas Richardson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
CHOKEs MAOOENED
CANINE TO DEATH

AS the result of a desperate strug-
gle with Il powerful dog maddened by
rabies. Mrs. Mary Hundley, of Jar
RAFT, Va, sister OF DIR. Q. c. Wright.
of the same place, who Is ex-presi-
dent OF the Virginia Medical Society,
is receiving treatment at the state
Pasteur department
When attacked by the dog, Mrs.
Hundley, though somewhat fran ana
small of stature, throttled 1t and
| finally succeeded in choking It to
death. The animal is said to nave
weighed thirty-five pounds
| In the encounter. Mrs. Hundley sus-
tanned several scratches and abrasfons
that caused her to come to Richmond
| for expert treatment, as precautloh
! against hydrophobia, She Is receiv-
| ing treatment daily and will probably
be able to return home some time
next week.
| The doctors, though soiicltous al
first, now anticipate no serious trohoie.
Mrs Uundley is stopping Win
friends in the city while taking trea'-
nent here.
! James Vaughan, Jr.. seven years olu'
son of wealthy Roanoke parents. Is
taking treatment at the Pasteur ue-
nartment Of Virginia hospital Tor
dog bite on the leg. Mrs. Vaughan Is
here with her little boy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
ASK DEMOCRATS
TO KILL FUSION

CONTINUED From First Pageo
- no11cd FOR the ticket. II other
Democrats wished to compete for the
nominations they should have ehtcteu
the primary. | earnestly hope tnat
every Democrat will stand by the
ticket AS nominated
"unite," Advises Swanson.
Senator Claude \. swanson say
Il wish to pvail myself of this OPP
nortunity TO express my earnest de-
sira that tho entire Democratic ticket
of Norfolk county may be successful
At tho ensuing election. the regular
constituted authorities of the De1no-
cratic party have declared regular
nominees for the entire ticket 1oi
Norfolk county, and these nofnihee.
are clearly entitled to the cordiai aho
warm support of all Democrats Els
pecially are all Democrats who par
tieinated in the Democratic primary
obligated to support these nominees.
II hope that the Democrats OF Nor
folk county VIII unite. act In accord
ard win decisive victory for the en-
tira Democratic ticket at the election
In November.
ION the eve OF the presidential
election 1912 when everything crcsages
a Democratic victory, II is time fof
Democratic harmony, not diEcord. foi
Democratic union, not division. hope
that the Democrats of Norfolk county
win be wise epough and patriotic
enough to bury all personal and rae
tional differences and pre1udices anc
viii unite and win q completes victor,
FOR all the regular Democratic nom
inees on the 9TH of November.
"Shouid Elect Ticket'--F,ood.
CONGRESSMAN II. y. Floods letter. II
part, is AS follows:
Il believe every Democrat in Nor
folk county should support all thf
nominees of the Democratic party
The obligation upon Democrats Is as
strong to support the nominee who
was declared by the committee 10 Do
the party's choice as one who wal
chosen in the primary 1t would bt
a source of great satisfaction to Demo
Gratis all over the state II the Demo.
cratic party in Norfolk county would
make a unitaf, effort to elect Its entire
ticket and should succeed in doing so
trus, that such will be the case
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
CONTRACT AWARDED
TO GLAMORGAN co

Contracts for gas pipes in connec-
ton with the new system in South
Richmond was awarded last night to
the Giamorgan Company. of Lynch
burg, by the Council committee on
light
The contract calls for the following
pipe: 5000 feet of 1s-inch pipe at
s21.20 per net ton; $4,000 feet 81
6-inch pipe. at seq per net tone; 90
900 feet of A-inch pipe at s23 per
net ton.
The pipe viii be run across the new
Mayo bridge and 1t is the expectation
of Superintendent Knowles, of the gas
plant. to have the pipe in place with
in six months.
Lack OF quorum prevented
meeting of the subcommittee on
streets, that was to look into the
question Of authorizing the sale OF
the Seven Pines line by the Virginia
Railway and Power Company to the
Richmond Erbanna and Peninsula
railroad. The committee will make
another effort to get quorum next
Thursday night
Lack OF a quorum also prevented
a meeting of the street cleaning com
mittee last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
TENDERS LUNCHEON TO
PRESIDENT WASON

President George Wason. of the Ma
tional Wholesale Grocers' Association,
was an interested visitor to Richmond
yesterday, coming to investigate the
advantages OF the city as location
for the holding of the 1912 convention
Of his association. Mr.. Wason was
shown over the city by Business Man
aser w. r. Dabney. of the Chamber
OF Commerce.. and was rendered
luncheon at the Business Mems Ciao
by the chamber official.
President Wood presided at the
luncheon. and yice-President T. "a.
Darlington, MIR. f. G. Ladd. Mr. W.
r. Dabney, and nearly all the city
wholesale grocers were in attendance
Mr.. wason expressed great pleasure
over the cordial greeting and nos
nita l;ty rendered him, and there seems
little doubt that he was faForabls
impressed with the city as a suitable
location for the convention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
FREE PICTURES AT
GROVE AVE. CHURCH

There will be free moving picture
exhibition of scenes showing the life
and customs of the natives in heather
countries as we'll as methods Of mis-
sion work on home and foreign fields.
to be given at Grove Avenue baptist
church tonight, beginning at o'clock.
The pictures are shown under the
auspices OF the woman's Intcrds-
nominational Missionary Union.
The headquarters of this nfTse ineist,
which Is supported by all dennn,tHa-
lions. ID in New York city Miss Helen
Gould is one Of the foremost Of the
wealthy church women to lend II he
airport: ..... ,-.......,........-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
AMBULANCE DOCTORS
WOULD CARRY GUNS

Whether the city ambulance sur
gcons should be permitted TO carry
revolvers was discussed last night by
the Council committee on relief OF
the poor.
After considerable talk, it finally
occurred 10 the members that Judge
witt. OF the Hustings Court. ana not
the committee, had complete )urisdie-
zion and authority in such matters,
Whether the surgeons will apply to
Judge Witt was not ascertained. IT is
said, however, that they Will likely
do so. -
ri was learned last night that Miss
Atkinson. head nurse at the city Home
Will soon sever her connection with
the institution to become superinten-
dent Of the private hospital which
DR. Robert 8. Bryan and DR.. H. +.
Mclean are building on West Grace
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
JOHN r. WILSON co.
WINS BIG CONTRACT

Especial to Tho Richmond VirEinian.)
RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov. John I.
Wilson Company. OF Richmond, was
tonight awarded the contract Tor
building the new State administrative
building in Raleigh. for which an ap-
preparation OF a quarter million dol
lars was provided at the last session
ar the Legislature, Mr. Wilson's bid
was slsS006. He won the contract
over 4 number Of bidders from various
cities. The award. MAS made tonight
by the State building commission a.
d meeting held In this city Tor tho
purpose. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
SHELDON SCHOOL
LECTURE FOR TONIGHT

Ats o'clock this evening, the Central
" N. c. A., Seventh and Grace streets,
win organize the Sheldon Club in the
science of service and salesnaianship.
Az both employers and employees
are interested In giving better ser
vice to the public they are invited 70
attend the free lecture to be deliverea
To that club this evening by "atte.
I,enoir Church, the general agehs OIL
the sheldon school of Virginia.
similar course was given las. ,esr
with great success.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
CALL MINISTER TO
RALEIGH PULPIT

Especial to The Richmond virginian. y
RALEIGH. n. C., Nov. 1.---TNe
congregation OF the Baptist Taber-
nacle, Raleigh's largest church, num-
erically. tonight AZ meeting of the
board Of deacons, issued a call to Rev.
c. K. Maddry TO become the pastor to
succeed Rev. A. J. Moncrief. who re-
signed last month.
DR.. Maddry is at present located in
Statesyille. and is one of the strongest
pastors of the Baptist denomination
In the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02

INVESTIGATION is SURE

Believing that the action OF the
board OF directors ef the penitentiafy
in sufnmariay dismissing him from the
Office OF surgeon OF the penitcntiary
will create q situation that win aid
him in procuring - legislative inves-
tigation. Or. c. v Carrington is TAX
ing the situation philosophieally.
While sim claiming TO he the de iure
holder of the Office, DR. Darlington
viii make no move looking 10 embsr-
RAISING the new prison surgeon, I1r.
". ]. oppenhimer. In the discharge
OF his duties.
fr. Darlington did not visit the
i,euitentiars yesterday, and VIII not
rev sit It IN an official capacity. At
tho proper time he win present his
claim for salary 10 The Auditor Of
Public Accounts. and win resort to
Yuandamus proceedings to compel its
payment. thereby bringing tn issue
the question OF the legality of the ac-
lion OF the prison board Ia dismiss
ing him from office without trial. He
has made u legal tender ef his ser
vices. and with that he will rest con-
tent for the present.
Work Goes On Smoothly.
The work at the neDitentiarS yes
,erday did not depart from the usual
schedule. DIR. Oppenhimer. having
been notified OF his election Tuesday
evening. after consultation with DIR
Darlington, who is his warm personal
friend. accepted the position. and en-
tered upon the duties Of the office al
once. Dr oppenhimer viii be active
iy assi1ed in the work by his broth
er, DIR. ST. Julien oppenhimer, who
A. H. rf, sra0 cali 4sEe on
day morning and will handle the worf
among the sick prisoners, The change
OF regime came absolutely wlthoh
clash or Of any description.
Makes Il Sacrifice.
Or W. r Cppenhimer stated las
night that he accepted election to tn
office at grea; personal sacrifice
and only in tho interest Of harmon.
and to endeavor to be of whateYe
service he can. He stated that h
wifi act in an advisory capacity. an
will not hesitate to make wrateEe
recommendations To the board that
In his opinion. would he beneficial
Or. Cppenhimer states that he
allied with no clique or faction. an
viii not he. He consented only un
der great pressure tn accept tn
place, believing that he could he O
some service IN Improving roniten
tiary conditions. lie expects to stud
the situation carefully. and "
Thought that within a short time II
will make report To the board gus
costing certain changes IN the rreser
sr-stem. which IN his opinion viii 3
beneflcisi
Expect Investigation.
It IL now generally admitted on a
sides that searching investigated
will be made into every departmeI
Of the penitent!ary by the next Ger
eral Assembly.
THIS demand for an investigaho
has been nphatically asked for b
the board of directors cf the penite'
tfary themselves. and Or. Carringto
In equally as anxious for such an II
yestigation.
DIR. Darlington states that he Ia
st1 Tire data at hand To bear out tt
allegations he has made as TO the COT
duct of affairs at the penitentiar
When challenged to produce sue
proof Of the charges made by hii
to the prison board he failed to con
ply In manner satisfactory to I'll
board
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
VIRGINIA COUPLE
WE'D IN BALTIMORE

fSpecial to The Richmond Virginian.}
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. 1.--Efop-
ing here from Brooks Station, Va.
Miss Nellie M. Payne, OF that place,
and Foster w Louk. of Mentervilie,
w. Va, were married by Rev Il
Morgan Chambers, pastor of Bethany
Methodist church. Mr.. Louk calico
up Miss Payne early to-day ana
leading the girls relatives to believe
they were going for a Walk. thes
tnok a train for Baltimore and were
welded.
Kilograms were sect out to pa
vents oh both announcing their mar
rage, after which they left for Wash
ington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
MIR. BARNEY SPEAKS
TONIGHT AT RALEIGH

Business Manager w. T. Dabney.
Of the Chamber of Commerce, VIII
leave to-day for Raleigh, where TO.
night he will speak by invitation or
the business men OF that city, on the
value of commercial orgahizat.uH
in the development of a city. The
husiness men OF the North Carolina
CIV have prepared warm reception
for Mr.. pabney. whose qualifications
as a business adviser are well known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
Personal News

Miss Clara Fenner, who has been
visiting Mrs. Albert ruIliam at Wood
land Heights. has returned to her
home in Newpsrt News.
Mrs. c. T. Gibson. who has been
visiting Mrs. J. J. Fix for several
weeks, has returned to her home in
Kentucky.
Mr. Ernest Lowell, OF Bristol, Tenn.
liz visiting his mother. Mrs. J. w.
Lowell. OF Porter street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
SUCCESSOR TO BROTHER
CHARLES rs APPOINTED

Brother Ernest has been appointed
IN snccAed the late Brother Charles
az director on the Xaverian BROTHER
hood and Of st. Peters school Tor
boys He Is said to be well aualined
for the place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
Marriage Announced.

Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert krimm OF fifs
marriage of their daughter. Eleaiicra.
to Mr. Robert Schultz. which will take
place November 18th, at Sacred Heart
church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
SERGEANT VEST
HAS IRISH ROSE
IT'S THE REAL THING FROM TIE
EMERALD 1SLT AND is A
PRETTY EMBLEM.

If every one in South Richmond
took as much interest in flowers as
Sergeant Peterfield Vest, Of the Third
police station, Washington ward
would soon become a place of beauty.
The sergeant continues to WORK hard
on his pet flower garden. back Of the
police station.
When other people have retired loy-
the night, and sometimes before they
rise in the morning. he can be seen
with q pick-axe and spade planting
slips of rose bushes or 'oosening the
6, II around them.
Sergeant Vest has almost completed
. All eight -ineif brick wn'i srett.t,i thu.
garden, that he has been laooring
on for the last week.
The pride of the yard is an Irish
rose, which was brought from the
odd country" and given the sergeant
by one of rs friends. The rose in
full bloom is green. beautiful en-
blem OF Ireland.
Ordinance Violations.
Two ordinance violations were re-
ported to Justice Maurice yesterday.
w. IL Logan will have to appear
In eeart for allowing hiss son. who
is a minor. TO carry a double-h arrelcd
| shotgun through the streets.
/, Gill Brothers have been reported
for running a wagon on the street
/ without having proper brakes attach.
cd The cases viii be heard Novem-
| Der 9Th.
|
| Land sale.
I In Hastings Court. part 2. a deed
OF bargain and sale was recorded.
transferring a lot. 10 by 1855 feet, on
| Bainbridge street. The deal was made
between Mary Y. Maddendorf and
| william II Clay. The consideration
was si.e25.
-
Only Ono Case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
DONATION DAT AT
SHE11TERING ARMS

Everybody In the city knows
what god work the Sheltering
Arms hospital IL doing.
To-day is donation day at this
hospital.
The Sheltering Arms Is an
absolutely FREQ hospital. but 1t
takes funds to run a free hos
pital.
Dig down into the sock. and
hand the hospital committee
something to help It to 80
along.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
Risl,nn fn lonfirl,,.

Right Rev. A. NJ. Randolph, Eris-
copal bishop of the diocese Of South
ern Virginia, will preach and adj
minister the rite OF confirmation in
Meade Memorial church Sunday eve..-
ing at 5 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
.y,,rr FniIa to Agrcc,

Unable TO reach an agreement, the
Jury trying the case OF ueorge y.
Priddy against John r. Rose was avs
nn,ssed by Judge ingram in the Law
and EQUITY Court yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
The Weather

Forecast tor Virginia and North Car
clina; FAR, colder TnursaAys FridAf
9a& coattnued cold. s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
Nominate
Yourself or
1 Friend

1t 10 not too late to NOM
mate yourself Or send Ia 4
nomination Of some one
else In The Viralnian Pri1A
Contest. $500 IN gold
will be given to the person
who first nonninates the
hiehest vote eettsr n the
entire contest. Anybody
can win this SIS. 20 In gold.
Everybody can think O.
some popular person who
would make = strong can.
dldate IN m affair Of thls
kind. Nominate yourself
81 ! friend day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02

All In up Saturday r. M November
4th. counting from Monday, October 23rd.
Candidates. will hustle day. every hour
every minute and win a golden reward.
Votes allowed follows
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02
Onnrtrrty Confrrcne,e

Quarterly Conference.
At the fourth quarterly conference
of the Methodist church held tonight
at the Washington Street NJ. e. church
Rev. Or. Jolliff. presiding elder. pre-
siding, reports of all the churches In
tie Petersburg district we're made,
The reports, as was anticipated. show
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-02

Land sale.
In Hastings Court. part 2. deed
OF bargain and sale was recorded
transferring a lot, - by l55 feet, on
cambridge street. The deal Was made
between Mary v. Maddendorf and
William II. Clay. The consideration
was s1.225.