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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

Portsmouth.-City will pave with
vitrified brick, on 5-irch concreto
base, roadway of First street from
granite curbing. L. z. Slater, city
clerk. receives bids until July I'd. (Sea
Machinery Wanted."}
Rustburg county super.
visors appropriated $4.1b0 to nlAcad~
annie Langhornes road. leading from
Rivermont avenue toward forest turn
pike: appropriation to be increased
by like contribution from resident1
on route.
Financial Plans Pending.
In order that certain financial ne
be closed, the meeting Of the newly
organized Hampton Roads corpora
ton, which was cheduled for yestar-
day. was postponed to an indeflnsta|
date. President W. b. Livezey. o.
the Old Dominion Land company.
yesterday morning received q tel0-
gram from Guy w. Mallon. who -
now In New York. stating that ~
thought 1t best to defer the meetfn8.s
E. J. King. superintendent Ut tha
Chesapeake and Ohio railway come
mond. one of the directors Of the orr
ganization. spent yesterday In ths city
looking over the situation. Mr.. kim
said that subscriptions are alreA&Y'
very large and he has no doubt hu4.
that all of the bonds will soon be sub
scribed to. He said there have h1o4
a number OF additional local sub
scriptions since the last meeting.
Proposed Road in North carclina, y
According to reports from South4e0
Pines. N. c.. engineers have bean HlsI
vestigaring near there with View 49ts
ward constructing a railroad kfH
Greensboro to Southport. N. c.. wtSA
connections TO the Chesapeake -
Ohio and the Norfolk and Wea1t1
railroads. No names are mentf01S
in connection with the repaytad ID y
terprise. bur 1t Ia said that the r6l
contemplated Is from GreenxhaFo
Carthage, Southern Pines. Rae1n1
Lumberton and other points 10 1n41
port. which Is at the mouth ~ n
Cape Fear river. The Rand0Iph o.
Cumberland railroad company. II ~
be observed. proposes an extAa0l &
over at least part OF this route. za
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

Ocean view-Norfoik and Ports
mouth Traction company, E. c. Hath
away general manager. Norfolk. Va.
will, 1t is reported erect brick hotel
lighthouses to replace present struc-
lures. and raze present hotel to pro:
vide law: cost of Improvements. $3.50,
eco 49, l,~es. -... ..-s..-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

Wythe school, near Salter's creek.
36x75 feet; ordinary construction.
steam heat; electricity lighting; gravel
roof: plans by C. T. Holtzclaw, Mer-
chants National Bank building,
Hampton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

Embellishments Brothers, New
York. are said to plan constructors
of sugar refinery $1,000 barrels daily
capacity at Norfolk, Baltimore or
New Orleans, with Norfolk preferred:
they wire Manufacturers Rec ord:
present time"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

Norfolk-Tanners Creek district
school board, of Norfolk county. will
receive bids at office of A. H. Fore
man, division superintendent, 81
Chamberlain Building, Norfolk, I'M
til July LIST to erect two-story four
classroom brick school in Larchmont;
certified check og $3.50, payable to B.
F. Cartwright, Jerk of board; draw
ings and specifications at Office OF Lee
& Diehl, architects, 40s Seaboard
Bank Building, Norfolk. or may be
had on deposit of $25.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

100000 gallons daily; date Of opening
bids not set; erect frame or concrete
16x2o-foot pump-houses; L. v. Mill
Ter, chairman water committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

pany. capital stock $4,000. incorpo-s
rated; w. Fl. Hofheimer, president: h
B. Ferguson, vice-president; ]. M
Umstadter, secretary treasurer; Will
build gas plant to supply cottages a.
Ocean View, Willoughby and Masons3
Creek.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

NorfoIk-F. ]. Mcclure is lowest
bidder for Lochhaven (suburb) inn
provements recently noted: 19,0O0s
yards paving: 5000 feet concreta
curb and gutter. $500 square yards
granolithic walk: Arthur c. FreemAn
Jr.,' consulting engineer for American
Boulevard corporation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
OFFICES REARRANGED
Health Department tcnts From city.
Auditors Records Available.

additional room has been secured by
the State Health Department on the
upper floor of the building it occupies
en- Capitol street. THIS structure is
now the property OF the city. from
V hich the state rents il. The labora-
tory. in charge of state Bacteriologlst
Meade Ferguson. and the hocKwcr:n
work. under Assistant Health Com
missioner ~ w. Freeman. moved up
stairs yesterday.
y rearrangement OF Importance Is
taking place in the office of the Audi
tor of Public Accounts. The pension
cnicc. which has occupied the small
room to the south Of tho main entrance
OF the state Library building, mas
been moved into the man Office OF the
audior. whose incrior has been almost
entirely rearrangcd. The small room,
will bc used solely for the records of
the Office which have been brought
Up from the storerooms in the base
mcnt. Hereafter, any person desiring
10 inspect any fiscal record or the
state. no matter how many years ago.
can get what he seeks within a few
moments. The bookkeeping department
oc the Office has been placed to the
door OF this record room. TO help in
giving information.
1t seems probable that tho Adjutant-
General must seek larger quarters.
The amount of rented space occupied
10y state officers grows constantly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
HAVE NO TICKETS
FOR CONVENTION
Party Authorities Try to Head
OFF Demand for Seats at
Baltimore.

To get partial relief from tho over
whelning demand Tor tickets TO the
National Democratic Convention at
Baltimore. state Chairman j. Taylor
hliyson and Secretary J. y. BRENNAN
have announced to the people OF the
state that they have no tickets To-
give away. Furthermore, they as
sert. on authority OF Colonel John l.
been Observation-Disclosures OF all Demo-
cratic conventions. that not single
pasteboard Of any description VIII be
Issued TO anybody, OF any race. colo..
or previous conditions OF servltudc,
prior 10 June "a, the day before the
big meeting begins.
The latter provision Is to prevent
connterfeiting. such practice is not
unknown in conventions. and bogus
tickets have more than once crept in
creating exceedingly painful situa-
lions. The tickets 10 the Fifth Rcgi-
ment Armory In Baltimore are being
autographed. and by this process, IL
Is figured, there will he no possibility
Of countcrfeiting In time to do the
faker any good. as II takes a day or
two.
i; would seem that everybody in
Virginia wants To get in tho big hall
Naturaily. the proximity of Baltimore
makes the demand much greater than
usual Chairman Ellyson has no in
formation as TO when he will get any
tickets. II he is to have any at all
other than those for the Virginia dele
gates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
LIFE SAVED BY
HER OIC WORK
Mrs. Murten Drinks Laudanum,
Though Nobody Can
Assign Reason.

Mrs Mary Murton. twenty ono years
Of age. attempted suicide yesterday
afternoon at her residence, doi West
clay street, by taking lrudanum.
Those who lived In the house with
her, and we're counted as her friends
could assign no caus for her act eN-
cept that she ha. frequently said shc
was homcsick and wanted TO 20 back
to Portsmouth. where sac lived be
fore coming TO this city
Fortunately, she WAS discovered Dy
a member of the household soon at
ter the poison was taken. and Dr.
Moncurc, in charge OF the city ann
bulance, arrived IN time to save her
life.
DE-. Moncure Immediately recognized
the symptoms Us those .. laudanun
poisoning and administered heroic
treatment After working on the
patient Tor some time. she was
brought around. and wncn ne left the
house she was out OF danger and IN
=. fairly cheerful frame az mind. lie
found I'm til, room TWO one-ouncc
phiaIs that had been empticd ana inc
labels torn on lie pieccd together
the torn labels nough TO feel sure
that IL was laudanum, and TINS with
Ia characteristic odoi and symptoms.
loft no room FOR doubt. lie ,nouSht
that sine probably took the entire con
tents of the two bottles. Being weak
from the effects of tn drug and the
treatment. Mrs Murtn was not cues
toned after she regained conscious
ness.
There seems no doubt but that she
had planned self -dcstruct1on. ie'
two small children had been put care
fully to bed and We're sleeping when
their mother was discovc.ed IN un-
conscious condition. Those who knew
Mrs. Murten and husband said that
since coming 10 this city, about Il
year ago, they had lived most nap
ply together, but that Mrs. Murteh
seemed 10 sign always for her former
home She was left at nome after
treatment. and Or. Moncurc said last
might that she would recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
BUXTON WILL RUN
AG AINST JONES
Newport News Man Shows Sin
ccrity by Putting Up
Entrance Fee.
1,2O5 PHARMACISTS IN STATE
Prosecutions for Violation o
Drug Act-Rearranging
State Offices.

Samuel X. Buxton, of Newport News,
called at lie office of state Treasurer
Hartman yesterday morning and muui-
Tested the faith that is III him by de
posting check for the sum OF S375,
the Zee required that h. may enter the
primary on August 10, in opposition
to Representative William y. Jones'
in the First Congressional District.
Much confidence is Expressed by Mr.
Buxton that lie Will win the nomina
ton. He must oppose the Democrat
OF longest service in the House of Rep
rcscntatives. and who is supposed to
have Il vast deal of strength i'll his
own section of the state.
Mr.. Jones has not as set paid his
fee. Neither OF the candidates from
the Fourth District-Mr. Turnbull and
Judge Watson-has attended to this
Important duty, nor has Representative
+. w. Saunders. of the Fifth District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
BUILDING PERMITS
Jefferson Hotel TO spend $4,000 On
Its Auditorium.

Extensive alterations and improve
ments are TO be made to the jefferson
Hotel Auditorium this summer includ-
ing the installation of an ornamental
ceiling and complete redecoration The
permit was issued yesterday by the
Building Inspector. the contract price
being $4,000. The plans do not show
any important structural changes all
of the money being spent on Interior
decorations. improvements to the ac-
coustics and appearance and convent
ence of the hall.
Other permits were issued yester-
day as follows:
Charles p. Hartz. to erect dctach.
ed. two-story brick dwelling on the
south side of Floyd Avenue. between
Robinson and Mulberry Streets. TO cost
$4,000.
Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co.
to repair a frame warehouse on the
north side of Tredegar street. near
City Electric Plant, to cost $4,000,
orantinn nm add41arh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
RICHMOND GETS
BIG CONVENTION
Hardware Dealers oi tho Caro-
linas Decide to Meet Here
Next Near.
WILL BRING 200 MERCHANTS
First Time Association Has
Ever Conc Out oil Its Own
Territory.

Just to slow what could be done by
proper effort. the Chamber Of Com
mcrce, acting Jointly with tile city
and other associations. sent a dclcsa-
ton TO Charleston tho other day to
capture the next annual convention
OF The Hardware Dealers Association
OF the Car olinas. And ust To SHOW
William T. Dabncy. business manager
of the chamber tcIerraphcd The
Times Dispatch last night that the
convention had accepted Richmond :
invitation. Considering the fact that
tho Carolina dealers have never met
cut Of the two States heretofore, the
victory is regarded as quite remark
able.
When the shouting was over. Mr.
Dabney sat down ana pcnncd the fol-
lowing message:
Richmond captured Hardware Deal
crs' Association OF thc Carolinas
meeting To some point in North or
south Carolina. Tho convention viii
bring To Richmond about 200 dealers,
who purchase largely irom our hard
ware. railroad supply and stove indus
tries. 1t is in line with bringing trade
to our market"
Dealers Know Richmond.
The delegation appointed to assist
MI. Dabncy was composed of j. T. Pal
matory. John b. Finder and Council
man George NJ. Cease. While not "a
part of the organization, local houses
make heavy sales every year III the
Carolinas scores of travelling men be-
ing employed regularly TO work that
territory. Moreover. Carolina dealers
come here every month 10 buy stock
ana the business relations are so close
ana so friendly that it was not dif-
hcult matter to have tho convention
meet in this city.
Wholesale and retail dealers were
very much clated last rIght when in
formed that the Carolina association
lad voted To go out Of rs territory, in
selecting a convention city. With 50
many other live towns seeking the
honor. it was thought that Mr. Dabncy
and his associates had hard work on
hand, but this was not looked upon
as such an uphill light when the ad-
vGntages were fully explained TO the
delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14

tnliuTcn.
fiay hours in municipal ground,
were tNed from . a. NJ to - noot
ana from To p. NJ. daily, during
"hlch hours capable directors will h,
IN charSe In the case of the seven
iiayh'oundS located in school yards.
INC committee made an allowances Of
$40 per month each to the tanitors -,
tue pubic school buildings for thei,
services as carctakers, maintaining
"fner on the grounds and generally
"SSisthS the directors Ia iheir work.
In addition to nine regular play
grounds in charge of trained worker.
inc committee has provided funds for
Enforcement of the Christ Church
Athletic Fields. for a baseball diamond
ana athlete field in South Richmond
and for an athletic field and baseball
niamonTon Thirty third Streetb etween
= ana X streets. large athletic
Held is also Ia operation at William
Byrd Park. with three baseball dia.
nonds' tennis courts and other provis-
i"us for recreation.
Plan Model Playground.
inc new playground u DO opened a,
-Wclfth and Broad Streets. in the CEN
ire OF a congested section will occup,
The rear portion of several large lot,
fronting on Capitol Street and run
hlhE back to Broad. recently acquired
by the city when the whole block OF
which Ford's Hotel is located was pur.
chased. The yard is surrounded nv a
high brick wall and VIII be nut In
order and fully equipped as the model
playground OF Richmond. All Of the
directors were asked 10 submit suR.
ecstions. and the committee Will ar
range for special hours for inspection
by the patrons and the public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
THIRD DISTRICT
CONTEST IS DEAD
Brady and Vawter Likely to Be
Seated Without Oppo-
sition.

-lyn-,-,.. ----,1
In tn. .rbir6 iIo,,.r.. ,;o,'. ; NlS'tH
Arains, l"s,ph r I,-,1v ana ~ r.
Nawttr As d.lc-ates H. M. R.n,ilii.
can Nat!onaI convention. lurinl m.
IL nave ali Int ,ya,,nr,,i.G no,y fh,,
tn. convention is Itss IMAM w",,S
on Unless ali uIrus fnii =" ono MI
appear at chicago most week 10 con-
Ter.
When seen yesterday in his om,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
FAIRGROUNDS
WILL BE OPENED MONDAY

Plans for opening the municipal
Fairgrounds were perfected by a sub
committee of the Council Committee
ON Grounds and Buildings last night.
the management thr season being IN
tho hands of Alderman Atkinson and
Councilman ScntOn.
Fairgrounds win lie opened on
Monday next as follows
Springfield school yard. corner
Twenty sixth and Leigh streets. Mrs.
W T.. Turner, director.
jefferson School yard. corner Twcn-
tirth ana Marshall streets. Mrs. Fitz,
director
West End school yard. corner of
Lomburdy and Main streets, Miss
Mamie iIcrndon. director.
Eliza school yard. on Marshall
street, between Graham and Hancock
streets, Miss Kate Kidweil. director.
Randolph school yard. corner Ran
dolph and Beverly Streets. Miss Edith
Seville. director.
Powhatan school yard South nicn-
mond. Mrs Bculah o. White. uircc-
tor.
Moore street School yara, Ioore
street. near GiImer. Maria ballou. di-
rector tfor colorcd children).
Fulton Play Grounds, corner Or
leans street aud the Osbournc Tu-i-
pike G. :. Parrish, caretaker; Mrs. j.
r. McKenuey. director,
Madison Ward Fairgrounds. cor
ncr Of twelfth and Broad Streets. AL
cxandcr Delaney, caretaker. Miss Ni-
ezra Ramos. director.
open ON Monduy.
The last one VIII probably not be
opened until late next week. as the
grounds are yet to be put in order. III
all other cases the equipment is In
IIace and ready Tor tho coming Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
IN POLICE COURT
W. = Hose Fined $40 for r,r,.i
IbiscHhcd Mule ~

p,i,. p Foso was nued SO ia ,n.
worEirp o , y@steraay morning faY
ia4,r H. was prosecuted by 's t,.e,,
ll,;lnnei, Taylor, Of tho eocie,y ~, Ft ,i.
Try wtntSnIo,af c.nelty to Animals = 70
I,nst.eo CrutchGeld on the eh,r "ci"re
nit.''.hE heavily loaded teams over az
",'9l lI'''s IN violation Of the city
to july ~. Policemen SamucIs ''9 .ri..
p, esr " a.o'tin and Thurman Win al
y. w. Zimmerman was dismissed
mo charge Of annoying Nj -, %" on
Fms, mo wife OF Policeman sim.
naHinE made ample explanation snd
II G Webster was 0nod go -. d..
,,eNering with Policeman Harris a.,
Inc disehareo Of his duty
81. " 4;iam 6. Schlcuter whose wiz
had him brought 10 court on
charge OF nonsupport. was ordered =,
pay 81 a week toward her s,,nror, w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
VOTE CANVASSEO
"a>cr richardson Had nlg Majority
over Sorinli>, Payne.

" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % ElrctIon MOI
eId"y ia the cicrk Office Of thc
y Gstlnss your' ana made tho oiuc'ni
'1hF"ss 81 votes cast in tho general
'i't'lpn for Mayor ana members OF the
Council and Board Of Aldermen Mayor
, e. Richardson received total Of
'9l votes, and mis- opponent Thomas
aFhe. socialist. pollcd l53. Fayuo's
nest precinct was Third CLAY. whtch
gave t.m twouty-siX votes TTo rot
I" MY in Second Clay ANA seventeen
ID second jefferson
The official count for Councnnen
"h- Aldermon was practically tn.
eh" rs That previously printed ,u
N Ae Times bispatCh. Tho Soc!alls,-
yh the ticket tn jefferson. CLAY And
l.ye Wards received votes about pro-
poFu2natc with that oi thcir candidate
toi Mayor r. J.. Patram OF thu
Sonlns &c. who was defeated fo~ tho
hoard of Aldermen la tho uri,nar,
received two votes lu Madison Ward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
REFUSES TO SERVE
upon v.P.|. BOARD
Railway President Returns His
Commission to Governor.
Action Is PuZZling.

In letter received by Governor
Mann yesterday morning, l.. l.. John
son. president of the Norfolk and
Western Railway. returned the COM
mission issued TO him last week as a
member of the board of visitors of
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and
refused to accept tho position. Mr.
Johmson's present term expires ON
July l. and he will then retire from
the board through his refusal to ac-
cept reappointment.
Tho Governor has not yet de-
tcruined who shall hc MIR. Johnson's
successor Tho situation at the in
stitute is apparently as veXed as ever,
ana for more than ono reason the re-
,ircmcnt of Nj. Johnson is incxpl-
cable. The Governor knows the rail-
ways mans reasons but does not
feel a, liberty to discuss them.
WINS Bnrringrr'> Friend.
1t seems certain that Mr. Johnson
is not an anti Barringcr man. Dur
ing the hearing of the last charges
against Dr Barringer MIR. Johnson
showed himself as a friend Of things
as they are at the technical institu-
ton. Besides. when there was dis
cussion quite recently over the per-
sonnol of the board, Mr. johnson ask
ed that X. J. %oell and Leslie y. Kline.
the two anti arriHEcr members, be
not rcappointcd. They were left off
Tho Governor has always recognized
Mn lohnson's services. and. besides
feels grateful to him for his help in
securing low freight rates on agricul-
'tural ground limestone
sun. 1t may be that Mr.. johnson
thought Dr. iiarrinrer bound to re-
sign according to recent agreements
which somebody buui-led Disappoint-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
Charters Issued.

Union Construction Company Unc), Rich
rnond James Mullen. president. Robert ".
stump v!cc-presidert - + tooth. sccrc-
tafy and tr"Hsur"r-ali of Richmond. Cap
Itai. Maximum 5000; minimum. $1,000.
Union Securities and Ieuity Corporation.
Richmond james tr-Uen. president; Rob
crt " stump. yice-presidcnts u. i. Booth
secretary and treasurer ill Of Richmond
CaDi'a. MsXinuin 100000. minimum. sej.NNp
Seaside Realty Corporation. Norfolk. va
j. I'm, president; II. \. Scawcil. Vice
president and general manager. :. T. STAN
cell. secrct1iy ana 'rcaisircr-nll OF Nor
!o4E Va Capital: MaNimum, $1,000: min
imu'n. 900. object: Real estate busluess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
QUIET CAMPAIGN
conversational Contest Being WaSed
without Blnre of rrumpcts.

WITHOUT HInrt OF IrHHlVtIH'
So quietly is the campaign Tor Con-
grcss proceeding Ia this district tha'
both SIDES even seem reluctant 10 give
out Information about tncW publ "
Iuectinus 1t is evident that publicit!
is not being souSh. to any degree.
Congressman Lamb and FORMER Coy
ernor Montague. the opposing cahut
dates spoke at Goochland touithohse
ON Tuesday The audience was not
large. but listened to both addresses,
IL was not in nature Of a denate' ana
both followed the came lines as d'
King william Courthouse.
Il meeting in the interest OF Cap,
tain Lamb was held at Highland
Springs on Tuesday night. An or.
GaniZation to advance ms cahoinaSS
was formed
Captain Lambs Headquarters have
been moved to rooms l3S and liV. III
Murphy's Grace street annex wh-ie
w Eeginald Walker is in charge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
RESPITE GRANTED
YOUNG MURDERESS
Writ of Error, 1t Turns Out
Was Refused to Virginia
Christian.

lsf
s's'e'o"F ny Governor Mann to
Virginia Christian, the young colored
girl VINO had been sentenced 10 d.. :,
l,,.; ~ =, 49,
ne" ""'c "Neu LOT inc execution Is
July ~
It is cute probablc tnat this r..
sni,. ls rho dirac, ras,I, oc
''' ~ ''e
non otSthe supreme Court of Appeals
on the petition for writ of error in
behalf of the girl Announcement, 700.
''''' 'e VIM ""u "ce''
granted whereas 1t Was really refused.
This mistake raised the hopes of the
voupg woman 10 hi,, d.,,r
10 dis,n,oi,,,,,
,,,,,- ~. 49,, -
,r,ar "'''' '''e Wv
unwoy.r III. n,i,,,,,,1 rooso., t. ,,,.
mo a,,orn,,.s a. 49,, 49,, 1,.,. -,
alo r.,,t,ia. ~, h.,,i,, ,.'I,,.
SuprcIne Court
w. -, c,
The mistnk. was made hv lanes ~
Kelly. cIerj, Of III. snnyon,o Cow, -,
WvtbaviIle ,yh.r. ro,,r, 10 no,, -, Coo
sion No ro,,,to, IN y,,'da
no,i,to, nc is a,,,, -,
I'M. cou-, nnr.l,. n,,ioaS
Ina, tro ,,r,, -, s"o ~ ~
NJ, t,o,t.,. ,io..,
,his H. :.,, 49,, -, '',uo' 700"
'o"t '"c record TO II. stew
u D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
PROUD OF MONUMENT
Mayor Wants Public Ia Remember HIS con-

Mayor Wants Public Ia Remember His Con-
nertion with 1t.
Revelation OF the form IN which lie wou!u
wish to be remembered by the people o.
Kirbn,ond has been made by Mayor d. c.
Richardson. 1t is that his name may oe
associated with tho soldiers and sailors
Monument on Libby Hill
Going over the city with former Governor
Richard e. Sloan, OF Arizona. who has spent
two days here. the monument was inspect
ed. The Mayor said: When am gone, ]
want but one thing done In my memory. II
is that some one will note on this monu-
mcnt that / was president of the associa-
ton which erected IT
Mr. Sloan left for Washington yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
Three Committees Tonight.

The Investigation OF the public schools
by special committee of the city Council
will he resumed might Other Council
committees on to-nghts calendar are
Water and Light.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14

Colin stokes Appeals.
Colin stokes. who WAS on Wednesday
morning fined $40 far speeding yesterday
noted an Hprea! to To, IIustings Court.
Stokes paid his fine Wien 1T was imposed
IN the Police Court. bot was allowed ten
dnys In which to note the appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
Marriage License

marriage license was l-saet 10,
fcr" one" OF tho Hustings Conrt 49,
aay 10 lsaiah Butler ana Miss Hattle Fo,