The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-06
SAAAlORlUM NON
WITHOUT INMATES
ANTE-TUBEHCULosI LEAGUE DE-
CIDEs TO CLOSE UP THE
INSTITUTION.
FINANCES ALL RIGHT
NoTw fTHS1'ANDING SPREAD oF
THE DISEASE. THOSE; AFFECT
Ed REFUSE TO TAKE AID
VANTAGE OF CEREs
A-.tgainr .l.uraatl.


pETERSBt-RG, VA. ian. The
t-Tu5ercIlosls league here has
q, y,.,1 the Budyiljr sauatUrium because
fAcr. mas not BEEN a. sufficient num-
beer or Yaticnts to justify it's opera
ttou Miss Shattcr. the head nurse.
mas resigned BECAUSE she did not feel
ii ma sE.. was; earning her salary. Theirs
were only three patients ut tfe SaIia-
terjntn. These have been otherwise
nr,.,-ifl,d for
TIL financial auairs Ur tHe sana-
tsriuu have been settled up There
was III small balance in the treasury-
The Institution was not closed on ac-
count Of financial reasons. Il was roc
believed that thu. small results being
Reconnaissance justified the expendi-
turs, of th., IroneS
Ths .qratoriyu YVES purely a charI
table institution. Nothing waa
charged for board, medicine or atten+
lien len n Vas ia-ally located on higsa
Land. ana was capable Of doing much
good If those vino needed it had tax
en- advaut1Ee ~ the opportunities IL
ofT.red
The braltt,fr..ras Of tulS city show
mt the fntftaltf, FROM tuberculosis
East .ear was larger than the year
before Tn. chief reason il, that those
who have thu disease neglect to take
adxantag- nf fh,s opportunities offered
tnerr for recovery.
CHARGED With Chicken Stealt,g.
Sergeant PAYNE last night crested
Kertol, StoIea "a col0red boy, on az
charge If stealing ehlrkeus The boy
sold two chickens at forty cents
aniaac THESE chickens are now await
Ia, iaeutf1cgtion at police headquar~
ters. They were stolen in an alley
between Lafayette aud Hazel streets.
Sert to Grand Jury.
James Green. the negro who tried to
enter the home Of Percy Tucker, an
empIave az the Sysonby Gardens, in
DtnvtadfA county Friday afternoon,
ara ta5ly frightened Mira Tucker
as efvau hearing. before Justice Cd
the peace Watkins. In Dinwiddie coun-
~ YESTERDAY afternoon. He was sent
~ ro tba Eiretti. courr Of Dinwiddia
cn,,nfy Fnr trial The negro was
brought here. anu placed in Jail for
cafe keeping. j,
CAPT J. n. Guaeksnbush.
CAPTAIN John RI. Quackenhush died
last night at Q O'Clock at his home
on East Tabb street. He was eighty
vaars aid. captain Cuackenbush was
veteran of The Union army. He was
\ native OF Troy. N. Y. but had lived
here twenty-seven years He was a.
fa rrliiiar figure on the streets and had
many friends He was never married.
Ha had no relatives here. His nephew.
Tf9xxin ! Iassel, OF Troy, n. Y, has
been notified Arrangements for the
r,1nerai win not be made until Mr.. Las
sel ia heard from.
Woodnsn at Church.
Apr,ofnattox- camp, Ne. Is2, Woods
men of the World. attended the Et-
trick Methodist church this morning,
al II O'Clock in a body. The pastor,
Rev MIR. watkins. preached a sermons
appropriate 70 the occasion.
Appreciate Mr.. Hatcher.
Citizens of Chesterfield county havo
presented TO E. r. Hatcher. member OF
the board of supervisors, Of that cOun-
ty. a handsome silver set In token OF
their appreciation of the excellent SER
roads of that county.
Personals.
Robert Claiborne, who has been Wis.,,
itfng his mother. Mrs John Herbetfa
Claiborne m Union street has re-