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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
HONESTY'S REWARD
Chr Conductor Find. $4,000, and Re-
tmrns Money to Owner.

turns None! to Owner.
Conductor henderson. 81 car 632. OF
the Broad and Twenty hfrl street line
OF the Virginia Railway and Power
Company, had a chance TO take a trip
10 Europe or any other place he cared
10 20 to, but honesty prevented him.
when, on Saturday morning. he turned
In pocketbook containing ta2 and
papers valued al $4,000.
woman living in the West End
got on his cur. evidently OH her way
to the BANK, Woman-likc, she left the
pockctbook on her seat in the ear.
sac discovered her loss as soon as she
got to the bank. Blu, she caught tho
next car going cast, and found Con-
dnctor Henderson AT the end OF the
line, on ThlrtyNrst Street. She dc
scribed the pocketDook, and Conductor
Henderson gavo II TO her She said
that IT was worth $4,000
Conductor Henderson made no Ia.
quirics. he doned his cap. and the
woman bowed her gratitude. She left.
and the conductor returned TO his duty
OF taking in scent fares Perhaps ne
Thought 1t is better TO nc honest than
have detectives searching the country
for you and wireless kilograms Being
sent all over the world TO arrest you
on sight And maybe the woman
thought that street car conductors are
not 80 bad. after all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
MORE THAN 200 CASES
ON DOCKET FUR TRIAL
[ specinl 10 The Tlmes-Dispa,ch.l


Ashevillc, II. c., February with
Judge benjamin +. Long presiding. a
three weeks term Of Criminal Court
VIII convene in the courthouse hero to-
morrow. The docket shows that Jp-
proNimately zoo cases are TO be tried.
\ largo number OF the cases which
are to he called are thos, OF alleged
blind tigers"
AZ mass meeting which Was held
at iIend.rsonvile a fsw nights ago.
$4,000 was pledged for hospital
which ii Is planned TO erect at that
place at an early date. The lot has al
ready been seGurcd, Miss Patton hav-
ins donated It for this purpose. 4
large number Of business men are in
tcrestcd In the movement.
DR.. Len O. groughton, OF Atlanta,
who has resigned the pastcrstc of the
Baptist Tabernacle in that city TO ne
cepi call to Christ Church. at Lon
don. will address the ministerial stu
dents of Mars lin College, near this
city, within the next sixty days. Great
preparations are being made for the
entertainment ot the celebrated divine
and he win doubtless b. heard by Il
large crowd.
Governor W. W. kitchin viii mako
an address on good roads at Marshall.
In Madison county. tomorrow.
The City school Board has leased
the NC"lpn ACduSHly DullulnB. on lHC
Bltmore Road, for ten years. and u
public school for the beneft OF the
children in the Victoria section OF the
city. has been opened there. The school
Is under the direction OF Mrs Minnie
G. Pickcns, who was appointed princi-
pal by Superintendent Of CITY Schools
r. ]. Tighc.
The school opened with good en-
rolment. and II Is believed that it's
career Will be n successful one. Mrs.
Pickens was formerly member of the
faculty of the Orange Street School.
and Miss Margaret Ware has been
chosen as hcr successor.
In view OF the fact :hat auto-pro-
PEELED fire apparatus has been pur-
chosed for the local fire department, II
has been decided that this city will
not he represented at the North Caro-
l!nas Fremens Tournament. which
will be held at Fayetteville next sum
mer. Four OF the horses and one OF
the hose wagons OF the Ashcville de-
partment have been disposed of, and
will be delivered when the new APP
paratuS is installed.
w. Riley Powers. OF this county, who
was injured as the result OF being
struck by the AUTOMOBILE" Of Mrs Con
naliy- Coke some time az !. is resting
recover. The injured man is one of the
few survivors Of the MaTriniac- Monitor
battle. and was the third gunner on
the former at the time the historical
battle was fought.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
News. Of Petersburg.

ing officers President and Treasurer.
L. L. Biers; Secretary, Charles Walsh.
II was decided To play a series of thir-
ty-two games, the season 10 begin
April and end September Z. There
are some excellent players on these
clubs. who promise to win promotion
to larger leagues.
Robbed His Gran,Ifm her.
Tho police last night arrested one
Thomas Jones, negro. for whom they
have been patiently searching for
nearly six months. Jones is charged
with robbng his grandfa,he" Rufin
Turner. of $40 In money and some
clothing. He skipped out CT town I'M
mediately after the robbery, and only
returned to be caught
wedding Announcement.
Nh. and Mrs. $. V. J1.lis, of near
Waverly, have ISSUED cards lnnounc-
ing the marriage of their daughter.
Maud, to William Vernon West. The
marriage occurred at the residence OF
the brides parents on tie evening OF
January 81. The young couple arc
well known and deseryeGiy popular.
To Begin Examination.
It Is expected that DR.. w. f. Drewry
Dr. ~. r. Priddy and DIR. w. C. Powell,
the experts appointed by Judge Banks.
dale. of Lunenburg Circuit Court to
make examination as 20 the sanity OF
Mrs. Alma Gwaltney, confined in the
jail OF this city for the murder of her
husband, at Kenbridge, In September
last, will begin their observation and
tests some time this week. The oh.
servation viii probably continue for
several days.
Going to Cincinnati.
Theodore Parham. of this city. en-
ploycd at the Richmond Lf1icc of the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
has accepted position IN the COM
pany's office In Cincinnati and Will
leave for that oity tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
Times-Dispatch Bureau,
5 Bollingbroolt Street.
(Tclepnonc 1850
Petersburg. IA. Neoruary 4.

.
Feur negroes, convicted under in
dictments for felony during the pres
ent term of the Hastings Court, were
taken to the pcnitcntiary yesterday af-
ternoon. Their names and terms are
as follows: Henry Valentine, shoot
ing and wounding, five Years; Cornell
us Rose, houscbreaking and robbery
from the person, 1--WE yea. -; John AL
len, third offense of la7ceny eighteen
months; William Robertson, house
breaking. two years. Several parties
indicted for felony were adjudged
guilty of misdemcanor by The jurica.
and were given sentences IN Jail. The
January term OF the court Is still in
session with important cases TO try.
Home for Confederate Women.
Arrangements are being made by
Petersburg Chapter. United Daughters
of the Confederacy. Cor the annual
lunch and supper. to be given next
Friday in a. p. Hill Camp Hall. the
proceeds TO be donated 10 the Home for
Needy Confederate Women in Rich
mnnd. The chapter Is i liberal contrt-
bu,or to the support of The home. as 1t
Is TO other worthy causes.
Four-Tenm League Organized.
The Petersburg Amateur Baseball
Association was organized last night
with four clubs, three IRON this city
and one from Chesternald. as follows:
Tho stars. C. r. Meyers, manager the
Ticers, w. d. Traylor, manager; the
west End. J. G. CHALLENGER. manager,
the Chester, G.. H. Graves, manager.
Under The name nf thu ''Wircgrasa'
League these clubs had favorable
season lnst year. The formal organi-
zntion of the association last night was
sflaeted by tho election OF the follow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
VIRGINIA QUINT
DEFEATS Y. NJ. |.
Final Score, After Hard-Foueht
Game. Is 1o to q
{ Especial 10 The Times. Dlspn.ch

- !
Lexington, Va, February l.--vir-
GINA, in one of the hardest fought
games ever seen in Lexington, defeat
ed V. NJ l. last night i'll the institute
gymna SUM
The winners started off with a rush
in the frs; half, and before The cadets
had recovered from their surprise had
piled up a score Of il to ].
The cadets, however. came Rack
strong in the second haif, ana, in u
rough and tumuic miN-up, succeeded
III raising their score TO ii, while var
gina was barely able To make 4
points
y foul was called just as the final
whistle blew, ana after some len.tny
argument IL was allowed {, 80 as a
douol3 foul. Both men threw th,i'
goals, making the final score - TO 10
III favor OF Virginia.
For the cadets, Ewing. ~. and Clark
son played the best games, viii ,
kcarns ana RiXey, L., starred for ,he
visitors
The lineup was as follows:
\. NJ Position. virginia
Ewing, ID. left forward. kearns
Owing, IL
Lcech ........ right forward .Rixey, E
stroud. ........ centre Rixey, w.
'Owan, Batten)
Garrison. 80. left guard. .Churchman
Lowry fright guard Nen
Field soals-Ewins, D., g. Rixey. e..
2; kcarns. 3 Clarkson, /: Churchman.
]. Goals from fouls-Clarkson : !:
Ewing. 3. ltiNey. f., {. Referee, camp
oclI, OF Washington and Lee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
HORSE SHOW DATES
ON VIRGINIA CIRCUIT
Charles MI llikin is he-el cted Presiden Com
mlttee Named to hevise ertan OF the Rul s,
Events at K sWcA in MAY VI ill
HeaS n.
dates may be altered.

dates may be altered
a revision OF the rules governing
the Virginia shows was oruered yes
tertay, anu committee consisting oil
H. kozier DGlamoy. julian MOTHS, ana
Arthur J.. Narthen WAS appointed to
UNDERTAKE. thc work. Tho chang es
nave not been determined. Ii was
ueclued TO mold another meeting here
on March g when the report OF The
committee will be made.
Judging from the details brought out
Ill the discussion during tie meeting;
Yesterday /; seems certain that the
Virginia shows this summer wali uc
the best ever nrld. All the membe II,
VINO attended showed the utmost
optimism. Tho Inauguration OF tnr
Washington show as q regular anuua!
aHair was spoken OF entausIu siISally.
Grow in aociui importance.
The string of SHOWS in NirSi ina
nave been growing rapidly i'll popu-
iartty i'll recent years. polh in the
q0ahly OF the horses exhibited ana IN
the enthusiasm OF the spectators
several OF the shov nave been held
regularly for the last twelve years,
and have now become a hNcd institu-
ton IN the social and sporting life Of
the East.
The Virginians love jumpers above
all other kinds Of horses, but in recent
years the popularity Of other kinds Of
animals has been growing. Harness
horses were extremely popular last
season. and the Indications arc that
there will be many OF the post OF This
class in -..e entire countr3' entered III
several OF the shows TINS season.
The horse shows have long since
outGrown their old local Virginia in
tcrest and in recent years the horse
men and horsewomcn como all the way
from Canada, on the north, ana Florida,
on the south, TO the Old Dominion
The shows also have grown greatly
in social Importance in rcccn, wears.
Those at the Meeting.
il used to be that the Madison
Square Garden show in New York was
the only one in the United states
where any great social display was
made. The Virginia shows NJ ten
Years ago were plain affairs where
the women made no special efforts to
put on style, and where the appoint
mcnts of the horses We're often OF the
plainest But now The women wear
the most gorgeous gowns. and the
horses are marvels
Those present at the meeting ycstcr-
day We're Julian Morris. representing
Kcswick. William Garrett. Of Lees
burg; II. Rozier Dulancy. of Upper
Vile; Mr.. Hume, OF Culpcpcr; Thomas
Lyons, of Manassas; Dr.. l.. :. Ricketts,
of Orange; Joel NJ Cochran, of Char
lottcsvillc; Arthur l.. Warthcn, Of
Front Royal; Powell Page, OF Berry
Vile, and Blair Johnson, of Warren
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
Dir. II. IL. SUTTON ELECTED.
LSpccIal To The Tim.s-nIsnatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
west Raleigh. y. G.. February i.--lt
dents Office that Or. II. X. Fulton, now
Professor OF botany in tar penusylv;-
MIA State College, has been elected to
the chair of botany and plant pathol-
caused by the resignation OF DR.. +. l..
Stevens, just before Christmas, TO ac.
ccpt position In the University of
Porto Rico. Dr. Fulton. who will enter
upon his new duties about the nrst OF
Aiarcn. is II native of Mississippi, hav-
Ing graduated from the University of
mississippi later taking his masters
degree at the University or Missouri
After teaching several years DR.. Full
ton went to Harvard University, where
he took his doctors degree. Since TAX
cessful, and he has also won recogni.
ton in the scientific ranks OF the
United States.
President Hill has been asked to ar
IN North Carolina some Time early in
May by Mr.. Egan, minister to the
United States from Denmark AS Mr..
Egan comes from great farming ma
ton, and Is very attractive speaker
he will no doubt draw large audiences.
\ scholarship has been offered the
college by one of the largest railroad
systems in the State, The scholarship
To be given TO some young man who
desires to study agriculture.
Captain w g. Pcarce. comma ndant
OF cadets, attended the meeting Of the
North Carolina National Guard. in
Charlotte. the first part OF this week.
"Wednesday telegram was received
from the manager OF the football team
Of the y. & NJ. College OF Texas. offer
ing a. &: NJ. $4,000 10 play game with
the Texans on Monday, November IL.
In Houston during the big gala week
there. but il could not be considered
seriously because of the fact that 4. IL
NJ. Will again play the United States
Naval Academy, the date being Noven-
Der l6. and could not afford TO take
such ii trip such II short time before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
YELLOW JACKETS
TAKE EARLY LEAD
William and Mary Defeated on
Home Floor by Score of
Fl to IS.
Especial 10 Thc Timcs-Dispatch.


Williamsburg, Va, February T.
William and Mary was dcfcatcd here
last night BY The heavy team from
Randolph- Macon by the score OF - to
ID. William and Mary was badly
crippled. Geddy, right forward. beng
taken out in the first part of the game
i'll state Of exhaustion. MetcalI.
centre. and Captain HAN were also IN
bad condition.
The Randolph Macon five took 4
lead from the start, and the home
Iuint did not have ,hance to win
after the first half. Jordan and Brown,
for ltandolph Macon. ana Hall and
Mrtcalf. for William und Mary, We're
the stars of the contest. The lineup:
RIM. Position. w. d NJ.
brown ........ centre 1000. MctcalI
Milliken .righ, forward. Gvddy
(GEten) tMitchelD
Jordan left forwnrd... Hubbard
Wray right guard. Hail
Walker $500. LEFT guard. 49,. Turner
Goals-Jordan. Brown. 3; Multi
ken, 3; Walker. :; Wray. l. MctcaIi,
!; Han, L, Mitchell. /. Fouls--Brown.
/; Geddy, l. Referee. Mr. Goodwin.
llnlc of Halves. twenty minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05

Washington, February 4-Prepa ring
iur the annual season. when AImE
horse re. gns supreme throughout ihe
ul0 Dominion, the Virginia Horse
Snow Association held meeting II
S!tt Now willard Hotel ana elected Off
cars and arranged dates Tor all the
ten shows on the virginia circuit Inc
SHOWS VIII De on HImust continuously
frym .AsN 10 10 - august -.
Charles Mu!I!kAn, Ui Clarke county,
VA one Of the best known horse
anon In the United states. was unan-
imously reelected pres dent OF the as
r9giatlon joel NJ. Cochran. OF Able
iuuFlc couu.y. was, elected ricc-presi-
dent and Arthur L. Warthen. Of War
ran county, was chosen secretary and
lrtIsurcr,
Tho selection ii Mr. Mullkin to lead
;uc association t-r another year is
regtaiu 10 be enthusiastically reserved
throughout the state and in other
,lac,s Muerc show horses arc enjoyed
Jlu has !onE been leading factor In
tho Development Of the .rEinia horse
SHOWS. ANA Is well known among
HOT semen throughout the country. Ills
,-eaiu.cnt Of the many horse owners
WHO visit tho Virginia shows is Wei
Known Tor his coru.aity MIR, Multi
lin is out Of the greatest Authorities
on the thorauc nbrcds in this country.
uu2 his devotion to the ar.stocratic
equine has won for hlgn cnv!unlc COM
mnndut!on on all sides.
Dates ut the various shows.
rhc llcswick show will he the first
ono as usual. 1t will be held May 10
ANA it, moro than week later than
Nsual After the Keswick show the
others will he held in the following
crder. Lszsburs. juno and 6: Upper
Niiic. June IS and Ii. Cu:peper, July
and s. Manassas. July II and is;
Orange, July - and 90 July II and
is. Orange, July 81 and 20: Charlottes-
VILE. AuEtst and .; Front Royal.
August and 5; Bcrryvillc, August Is
and IL; Warrenton. August - and 80.
N date has yet been set for tho state
Fair at lEichmond
Tile shows will begin later than
usual because oI the announcement
made here last Week that the national
cspttal horse show viii probably be
rcli May /, .. $ and l. \ large mum
l.r OF the entries shown in Washing
ton VIII bC taken directly to Virginia
and entered in the old Dominion
shows. Tho Atlantic City show will
re held Just before tina, in Washing.
ION
Plan Revision of Rules.
: denarture from the usual program
% the Virginia Association was agreed
II yesterday, when it was decided to
Include Rockville, Md. in the circuit,
providing the Rockville Fair Ass ocia-
zion viii arrange dates acceptable to
the Virginia association. At present
il is planned to hold tho Rockville
Iair August IS, 80 and 80. but these
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
WAKEFOREST WILL
PLAY IN VIRGINIA
Six Games Scheduled Against
Y. M. c. A. and College
CUNTS.


Wake Forest, Va. February i.-The
Wake Forest basketball team Will
leave Monday morning for Il weeks
trip into Virginia. With the regular
team in the game il is expected that
they viii win the majority of games.
rne men who will go on the trip have
not been selected. and probably II Will
&c the last moment before Coach
Cro2icr can say anything definite. ns
Il. V. Holding. centre OF the team, ana
W. ticlding. his brother. may ne un-
81 IL TO go on account of the serious
. illness of their father. They We're un .
able TO play on this account In Ito
game against Virginia Christian cpi-
lego.
Tho teams to be played are rs fol-
iowS. randolph Macon, at Ashland;
IInchh,rg Y. NJ. {. a., AT Lynchbur;
V. Z ] at Blacksburg. Emory ana
Henry. at Emory Virginia CHRISTIAN
College. AZ Lynl hburg; V. NJ. l.. al
L.Nni;tcn
Two II the colleges, Virginia cnris-
I iGalI college and Randolph Macon. Ia, &
! boon ify"d on the home door and
I in rotl, contests Wake Forest was au
easy. victor
! There arr three more gaines
scheduled Tor the home .loor and be-
sides the ahoy" mentioned games, two
are 10 be played in Raleigh. The two
anniversary games on February IL and
II. will be with A. ana NJ and V. T..
H. respectively. on February IS. i,
and NJ Will hc played in Raleigh. and
on February 20. Carolina VIII he play
go a, the same place. The season
Will close with Il game at Wake
Forest with Nowbcrry college. Of
South Carolina, on February %
Coach THOMPSON t. 6auy .xrcrt.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
EIGHT MONTHS on ROADS.
"Dlinh Tiger Sentenced by Judge Al
lcn--tppcuis to supreme Court.

lcn-.tppcuis to supreme Court.
Especial 10 The Times pispatcn.1
Wilmington, ~ g, February I'D.
w. Willis. another one OF the fifty
hinc bind tigers under suspended
sentence pending good behavior, was
hnI.d into the superior Court ycster-
day afternoon under Il bench warrant
charging him with having violated his
promise by selling whisKeY. After a
sharp ana AT times bitter fight be-
tween counsel, Judge oliver II. Allen
sentenced Wills TO eight months on
Court and furnished $1,000 bond pend
ing the appeal. Willis like most OF
the blind tigers" indicted, had sold or
transferred in name his business to
his clerk. y capias was issued by the
court for IL. T.. Truelovc, another one
of the iifty-n!ne, but he could not be
fpupJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
Destrnxed by Fire.

electric plant. two cotton gins. two
grist mills and uHe novelty works
owned by Opie Odum. near st. PaufS.
in Robson county, were DESTROYED by
fire at late hour last night. The
loss is estimated at from $4,000 to
$4,000.
The electric plant furnished power
for the town Of St Paul. Nr. Odum
will rebuild the burned structures at
once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
Geo. Evans the Honey 10y.

Thc coming engagement OF George
ENansS Honey boy M!nstrels at the
academy FrI.ay and saturday and
SATURDAY matinee Will present an in
'tfcSlinG Tea lure 10 tueulrcgutrS IN
Inc return To minSirclSy OF KEGS v
ProSscr, vocalist. VINO mas won many
friends IN TINS city 10y mis- sweet sing
ing in minstrel nrsL parts OF past
Years. Ii is now more tnan year
since the tragedy on a Northern Pa
enc Rairoau traln TO Montana, wnen q.
man named RcGs i'rosser was snot to
death Hnd the announcement ut that
ll!nc that the victim was the sweet
voiced minstrel Drought regret Ia
many. But fces V. 'prosscr, the min
strel man, was miles from Montana al
mat time. aud n!a return mere with
the Honey Boys will he a source OF
pleasure 10 his many admirers. 1t Is,
promised that Mr.. proSa"r Will sing.
Dear Old Giri' as Il special selection
IN the first part This song was lirst
SUNG by Mr.. ProsSer IN 1901. and FOR
years. no matter what other selection
ne oHcrcd, hts audiences would demand
dear Old Girl before being salts
u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
ADJUSTMENTS
BiJon-"1hc White sInye.-

'Thc White slave"
1anieS Cooper, who scored heavily
last season as the roEuisn lawyer Ia
lithrN ". SaEuGc's production OF Ma
Hanc y, Is inns season appearing, Tor
Inc ilrst time, in lnc new production
q hartley Campbeils famous play,
The hlte slave in wnIcn ne M
pears IN u different sort OF legal adyo-
cate, Patrick henry Stitcn. tue roe in
Which RANK Drew appeared for seven
teen consecutive years. This new and
tiaporate production of "rnc Wnitc
SlaVe VIII he seen at tue BiIou Thea
ire all this week, commencing to-
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-05
Ford MOtOr' Cars

The most popular automobiles in Rich
mond. The ladies enjoy them thoroughly
Must be some reason"
FORD AUTO CO., 1929 West Broad.
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