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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

The next meeting of the Baptist
Moments Missionary Circle OF Rich
mond and vicinity will be held at
.Ncnable Street Baptist Church this af-
ternoon At { O'Clock There Will be
reports fro mthe Baltimore conference,
and. after the meeting, which is TO be
= short session, the women will ad-
journ TO the House of Happiness,
across the street, and formally open
the new Fairgrounds, which will be
conducted during the summer months
by the Baptist women and girls OF this
city. Later an informal social hour
will follow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
cial ordinance fixing the building line
on the south side Of Grace Street. be-
tween Shafer and Harrison.


on the south side Of Grace Street, be-
tween Shafer and Harrison.
SUCCEEDED LAW WHICH WAS
DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The general ordinance which prom
ises now to become the object OF at
tack, was enacted by tho Council to
take the place OF the ordinance which
was declared unconstitutional by the
, United states Supreme Court in the
case OF Eubank against the city of
flcn'nond. 1t is regarded as not at
all unlikely that the Supreme Court
Will be called upon to pass upan the
| legality of the ordinance now in the
City Code.
According to City Attorney Pollard
the ordinance which was declared an
constitutional was found defective be-
cause II made 1t mandatory upon the
street Committee and Council to grant
any building line for which petition
was flied by majority Of the property
owners on the block. The Supreme
I Court held that this was Illegal since
IT vested with this majority Of private
citizens - power of legislation to which
| they were not entitled
CLAIM NEW LAW CURED
DEFECT OF OLD ORDlN tNCE
! The defect was pointed out in a long
| opinion by Il member OF the Supreme
! bench. and the new ordinance was
drawn by the City Attorney in aC-
; cordance with the views Expressed in
F.; this opinion. The Objectionable feature
was removed by leaving it with the
! council 10 fin the permanent building
! line, dcprivinS the citizens affected OF
| all power in the premises save the
! mere right of petition.
According to counsel for the Lafay-
cite Building Corporation. the right of
Il municipality to coniiscatc private
/ property without compensation for the
/ a
ling line, has never been fully cstab-
! IiSncd in the courts. 1t is probable
that this point will be strongly stressed
/ in the plcadings, the plaintiffs alleg-
. ing that the ordinance passed last
! month by the Council violates the
! fourteenth amendment to the Consti-
! tuition, which guarantees equal protcc-
! ton to all citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
Wafte-SIcnSon,
Especial to The Times-Dispa

LSpeciaI TO The Times Dlspa tch ]
LfNCHBURG, VA, July Am
nouncements have been received here
OF the marriage of Miss Mary Ellen
Gleason, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs p
j. Gleason. of this city, 10 Colonel
William c. Waite. of Culpeper which
was solemnized on Wednesday at the
Gleason Hotel, Charlottesville. Rev.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
Ryl,lIrn-Dny-Ia

MARION, VA, July IA beautiful
marriage was celebrated at Pleasant
Hill Lutheran Church, near Groseclose,
Yesterday. when Miss Lula Mae Davis
became the bride OF David Is. Ryburn.
of Rich Valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
Wo,iEN's MEETINGS.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
board Of managers OF the Richmond
Exchange for Womens Work Will be
held this morning at IL o'clock al the
exchange, 900 East Franklin Street
The meeting is very important one,
and ali members are urged 10 be
present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

j. Al. Hooper. OF the Episcopal Church
at Culpepcr. was the ccicbrant.
After a Northern wedding trip Col
onel and Mrs Waite will he n. home
at Culpcper after July Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

west Point for several weeks as the
guest OF relatives, having been the
guest OF Miss May Owens for the pas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
LENTEN SD SON
 SOON 10 BE HERE

a4~tt ,t ia. A.l2 -ts9
 There are onlg nine more days be. fore the Loutcn season beglns Ash Wednesday tho beginning Of Che Len. ten season or period Of penance and obstineuoe. falls thia year on Febfe- ary l7 Easter sunday ihe close Of the season fails on Aprl A8h We'd nesday and Easter sunday will come earlier thls year than last The 0rat named was observed on February 25 In 19ll, and the Inter on April
 Alroady Che Eplscopalian cuhrch is making preparations for che annual services during Lent
 The members Of Che catholic faith. however. observe lhe period more ithau those of any othor denomination. iThe members Of that faith not only are obliged 10 fast every day from ash Wednesday untl Easter sunday. except in tho case of sickness or where Che member works laboriously but they aro admonished to abstain from lol worldly pleasures as well
 Catholics on February 9 celebrated che feast of the puriacatlon of the Blessed Virgin Mary On that day ell the wax candles used at the services in the churches throughout Che year and thoBe for Che Catholic homes were blessed at special masses The following day, Feb 9, was tie feast of St. Blazius
 This feast was celebrated elaborate. ly in the Catholic churches and the ihroats of the faithful were blessed os protection against disease
 Septuagesima sunday the beginning of the old-time Lenten period, fell on January Si Beginning with this Sun day the priests in the Catholic church don the purple yestmentg known as Che vestments Of penance and mourn ing, ct an the services. Purple vest. ments win be used at tho services until Easter Sunday
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
ANNouNcEMENr.


 The Local Lodge ofk Eiks have com. pleted arrangements for smoker to be held in their large auditorium Sat urday evening February 18th Lodge members and their invited gueste only wr participate The committee have arranged some unique entertainment, and Q large attendance is, exepcted. Tickets can be secured by m Elk at the following places: B. M. Bohreads bank. BuHogl's Corner or tho Elks' club. Nobody will bo admitted without an invitation
 Athletic stunts vocal selections monologGcs, and various other amuse- monts have becn provided by the committee. In addition Co this. Pro lessor Sumpfs seven-piecc orchestra wll be in evidence.
 Tho Elks have secured room In the New st. Ann hospital and have provided some beautiful furnishings for the comfort Of their members who happen to be overtaken by misfor- tune. And the funds to be derived from this entertainment will be used to defray the expense Of fitting up their room. Evrey Blk win lend a helping hand for this worthy cause, and the success of the smoker Is as. sured lt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
ADMIRAL EVAaS9
 SUCKED STORMS

According to officers of Che steam ship Admiral Evans which reached luneau yesterday Iron Seldoyla. on her way to Seattle, tue vessel did ey- erytane but turo haudsprings .n the recent storm off lbe Southern Alaska eoSst tut lhe ship sustained no dan, age and rode out the gale with but lltle delay. The storm was the same thal tossed thc steamship Maripos, arourd for two days on her last voy. aee
 The Admiral Evans encountered fine weather on the grip to Soldovia. eN #eepting at Seward. where the vessel lost several hours because or 9 snow. storm. and at Hoba Bay where the ship anchored one night during a driv- Ing blizzard.
 On the return yoya.e Che Admiral Evans bucked 9 terrific storm wi,b heavy head seas from Nataila Go Cape Spencer
 Among the passengers for Juneau were Mrs. Hazel Moore. lrom Sewart and x. J. Cox. comrercial traveller
 Outgoing passengers Included Mrs. C. c. Fagin and children Mir. and Mrs. E. C. Russell Miss Ray Stevens, Mrs. Fred Jones Mrs. ". J Garity. Sir and Mrs. James Hogan. J. $. Webster and H. M. Anderson. to Seattle. and J. H. Davies to Ketchillau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
 VISIT TREAD WELL


 The Juneau Camp Fire diels, Miss Faith Kemp,horae, Miss Geruude Mal. lotte Miss Lorraine Andrews and Miss Lavina Wilson about score aii toldi visited the Trcadweli mine saturdey and were shown through Che great workings Of thot vast property by Su. periulendent Philip R Bradley and J. S Ferris
 The party went down to the ll5o foot level and from Che elevator they went ont into ihe tunnels Each suesl was giFeu a candle hefore the trir Into the dark tunnels began. and they saw the miners at work with iheil drills in ,he stopes, tho ore carried into the cars and carried to thc shaft where it was lifted to tha great sIemr mills on the surface 1750 feet above chem Much of the workings into which they werc piloted were beneath the surface Of Gastineau channel over which the commerce Of Juneau and neigh0oring towns plies back and forth.
 After coming to the surface the Camp Fire girls and their escorts were giycn tea and other refreshments at the home of Mrs. Ferris.
 Late iu the afternoon Che entbus- iastic young ladies returned Co their Juneau homes. pleased with a happy and instructive day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Thomas Reece has issued a chal. lenge to play any man in the world 1S,OOO points English billiards under a Billiard Control Club rules for from $500 to S1,250. He also proposes, in view of the fact that there would be no national championship in England this year, a sweepstakes of $500 each for the leading English players. Some of the other English professionals re. gard the Sweepstakes amount as ex cessive under existing conditions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Three cities are actively in the field for the 1915 regatta Of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association. They are Minneapolis, Clinton, and Hannibal X call for the somi-annual convention, which is to be held during the motor boat show at Chicago, has been sent out and the place of the meet will at that time be decided The organiza ton has associate clubs in Missouri Iowa, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan, oil of which is to be represented at the meeting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Heine Wagner. who lives at New Rochelle, has informed Joe Lannin that he win be out strong next spring for the Red Sox, Heine claims that his throwing arm has recovered fully from its case Of water on .he elbow as the result of long rest Should Wagner be able to come back he would greatly enhance Carrigan's chances. In m probability Beine may be shift ed to Providence as team leader if the arm goes back on him again,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
q. P. HANSON IS
 VERY I'LL AT HOME

Hans P. Hanson. pioneer Juneau carpenter. is seriously ill at his home. 2l1 West Eighth street, following a stroke Of apoplexy yesterday and his condition today is grave
 Dr. Paul J. Malone was called Co the Hanson home yesterday afternoon. To- day there is litte change in the pa tiunts condition.
 Mir Hanson has been ill for sever al months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
E. L. HUNTER. ?. V

cail for advertised letters and give date Of list
 E. l.. HUNTER. P. M
 Anderson. Aug. Gel; Anderson. Hell ! en. l2. Anderson. Andrew; Ander son. Charles; Anderson. Aryid; And9r son, J. S.. Anderson. Chas. O.; Ander- son. J. w. Allen. Albert; Atkins M.; Arnold. Geo. (cl; Baker Mrs. A. T., ] (c); Basiladiotin. Gust; Barrtlet Cal, ] (2) Barrett, E.; Brown Arthur Braz- CT. <. L.; Brikducht, J.; Bolina, Frank; Block Alex; Blackmer Geo. G.. Bent. Bolyan. Geo; Bjornewald. Carl. (c); zen, Alfred. (cl; Billy Mike. lcl; Cho- Quetta. Darby (2); conrod, Louise (2l: christelli. John; Chance, Mir; 1 Christensen, Tony; Christensen, Ray; | lCorneleo. s. R; Dalton Thos, (2); De- Pew. Mr. Davis, Claude Davis Jask Donohoe. Joe; Desire. Charley Des. ] pot. Pete (cl: Donovan, J. J. Co; El- ! lis. D.: Elliott E.A.. Eharn, Sam; Fali, Ava (c); Fawcett Frank; Fig | gins, Wm.. Hunt AL; Hokans Emil ! @; Johnson. Dick; Johnson, 0lei Joe Frank; Lawley Wm. Lepisto, Henry; 1 C2) Manten. Paul (c); Meeker j.. ! K, (3l; Moore. Jas; Moore Harry; Mosco. Geo. Moore. Mrs. Regina, (c)i T TNaloney Wm. sMcGrath, J. J.; Nell son. Margaret Nelson, ]. T., (c); Nell son, Guthrie M.; Nelson, c. F.; New man, D.. Oleson, Albert; 0lsson P. w.; olsen. Jom.; olsen Oswald, (c); Paulson, Paul; Passera, Jno.; Reid, Miss Lillian Cc) Radoyich. Pete; Ro. gers. W. R.; Rodman. Fred; Ross. Ned M.; Rowanoff, P. M Robinson, Robt. D. Raine, Thomas F.; Rushton, Jno. H.. Reese, Eiuar (c); Sagalof, Banj.i Schnabel, D. C.; Sandbr s.; Scanlon, Jno.; Stanton. J. Ai.; Suworsky, Frank Scott Geo. Suelsh, Nicodin, Sullivan. Wm: Scow, Red; Tarr R.; pultom Chas.; Thornton Maud M.; Toberica, sam. Tarr Miss Ruth; Tallwin Joe; Tiches. Jno; Wavich Pete Vincent Jas; Walsh, Wm. J.. Wolcott Mrs, Chas., White, Wm.; Williams, Claire; Williams. Thos.; West, Jno. Walker, A. A.; Whatson. Jas. (2); WalGord, Chas, R.. Webb. F. D.. Ward, Lucille; Johnson, JnO. A.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
TO COME
 NORTH THIS MONTE

Col Daniel C. Jackling. vico.presi- dent of the Alaska Gaslinoou Mining company is expected 10 come North this month from San Francisco, to wit ness the operation Of the mills ot Thane With him will be 2. G. Janney and H. B. Tooker r. P Shaclsloford also win likely be one of the party
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
HAM eASE Sc0N
 MI-I. aN AN ISSUE

Deputy Marshal Flanls R Cook re. turned yesterday from speci0l trip Co rec Harbor. Co subpoena Billie KunT and J $. Burgman, wanted as eitpesses before the grand jury m the nam case which lnvolyoa aog. eral deicndants
 The ham ring which eia charged purioined hams from the earstens warehouse includes Fred tiilmo Fred Herman and Dave Collins. it is said. Collins hes been bound over to the grand jury Hilmn was taken from the city jail to the Federal iail tle had been sentenced to serse Alteen days m jnil ior using prolane ianeuogo, when Che more serious charge Has placed against him
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
sKAeWAY MAN EXCUSED
 FROM DIE eRAND JURY

George w. Dillon, of Skagway, fore man or the Federal grand jury was excused at his own request oy Judge Robert w. Jennings and J. w. Rum mol was named as foreman for the re- mander Of the session.
 Mr. Dillon Is anxious to got back home and win leave on the first boat
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

The Mdshipmen have been grant ed permission to send a team to Phil adelphia to compete in the relay games of the University of Pennsyl- yania which will take place on April and 2. The academy will have en- tries in the final of the intercollegiate Fencing Association, which will take place in New York.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building permits have been issued by City Clerk D w Petit to James Gillen for the construction of a Groom cabin, and to J E. Montgomery who asked permission to move a black smith shop to Q location adjoining the Cole barn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Capt. A. E. Lathrop. agent of the Admiral line at cordoya. is on his way to Seattle, a passenger on the steamship Admiral Evans Capt La- throp will spend a month on the Out side.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

cliff Blaukenahip the catcher who, while member Of Che Washington club discovered Waiter Johnson, and later turned out Joe Bush of the Ath- letics. has been named manager of the Sait Lake City club Of the Union As- 8ociation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

chicl, Gandn. the first baseman Of the Nationals ia suffering from a se- yerely wrenched shoulder and Clark Griffith fears he may not be able to report early at Charlottesville. The Old Fox intends to make Of Ava VII Hams a drstbase understudy
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Third Boseman Red Smith of the Braves writes from his homo in At. lanta that the plaster cast has been removed from his broken lsgi that the setting was alright and that he will soon be over his long siege Of enforc- ed rest
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Terra Haute. of the Central league has applied for a franchise in the ThreoI league, If the boon is granted 1t win neccgsitate tho reorganization of these two circuits. If Terra Hautc joins the Three.I the league will op- crate eight clubs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
EASTERN STAR.

Regular meeting Of Juneau Chapter Mo- 2. O. Es s, at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. Feb 9 at 8 ?. m. sharp. Wis. iting members welcome. By order Of the Worthy Matron.
 ALETA R. DANIELS, Soc'y
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Deputy Marshal J II. Davies return ed to Ketchihan yesterday Mrs Da- vies remained in Douglas to visit at the home of her parents Mir. and Mrs. Henry Museth.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Mrs " l. carity left on the Ad. miral Evans for Seattle. on her way to California to spend several weeks.
 Mrs Fred Jones. Of The Fashion. left on the Admiral Evans for the south. 10 purchase stock for the Spring .ond S,frfnor frodo
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
NO ICE IN COOKS
 INLET; WINTER IS MILD

Seldovia is experiencing tho mild est winter in its history, and the boat owners at the little cannery town told officers or the steamship Admiral Ey- ans which was here yesterday that Cooks Inlet is practically free from ice.
 With an early Spring in store for Southwestern Alaska action on rail. road construction is expected to make things boom in that section, as no diff iiculty win be had in freightine, eith- CT by land or sea, owing to the open. ness of the weather.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Russeu. left yes terday for Portland. where they will celebrate their wedding anniversary next week They were accompanied by their little niece. Miss Ray Stev. ems.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
gLKs' MiNsrRELs ORCHESTRA
 PREPARE FOR ENTERTAINMENT

The first rehearsal Of the orchestra that will provide music for the Elks' miuseels which win entertain the people Of Juneau on St. Patrick's Day occurred yesterday. The orchestra win be composed of l2 pieces and 1t is In charge of Prof John Sumpi,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

vareity crews for the University Of Michigan are now more than 9 dream, as course has been laid out in the Huron river by Che Union Boat Club. Yellow and blue poles driven through che fec mark inc regular English Hen. ley course, mile end $50 yarde in
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
nANcE MlIslc

Do not take any chances fl you want Che very best popular dance music played the way you like it. Piano and drums or as many pieces as you like. See the old reliable drummer R. D.. Turner Prices reasonable 25.tt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

The Wisconsin Ski club, now hold ink weekly meets, includes many wo- men who are, daring adopts on tue snowbanks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Sure Thing Can Lose.
 The author of this story is unknown but itshas been going the rounds and proves again that you can Hose on Q sure thing"
 Jimmy clabby middleweight scrap. per drew seat in a cafe one day alongside a very talkatiye fellow. His talk was about the riug game and prlzeaghters.
 eThis fellow Jimmy clabby.9 said the stranger lis pretty good fighter, but don't like him very much per sonally.
 "That so? Queried Clabby Do you know Clabby very well?'
 Know him. Why I've known him ever since he was a kid" responded the stranger
 Clabby didn't recall the strangers face. He figured he was boasting about his acQuaintanceship with fight CTS, as is the case sometimes with a great many fight fans
 'peil you. what l'ii do' salo Oiao' by. 'Ill bet you ten-spot you don't know Clabby when you see him.
 You're on" said the stranger
 Two ten spots were placed side by side on the table
 How'll WIG prove that you know Clabby2" asked Clabby.
 Easy enough. answered the atrang- er "Pll let you be judge ] say that you are Jimmy Clabby. Am ] right?'
 Without waiting for m answer the stranger picked up the two tenners and walked away smiling at the daz- cd ClabbY
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

The Braves In their new park figure on dodging the sun. Fielding averages should go up
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
-
SPORTS
9o9oo
ssrFIaan Wina Nsdsl

A. c earriem won tho rruesdoll meda from c " Carter yestofday at ibe Juneau gun clubs regular sun- day shoot owing to high wlnd tho scofes We're not up to thelr uaual standard
 The seores
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

J. j. Meherin expects to make busi- ness visit to Southwestern Alaska next month
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Dr. Malone win be at Dr. MidfoFds office In Douglas daily from 11:3O to 1.8O during Dr. Midford's absence.
 1-27-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
The seOres
Hanll
Prophol Ir Qnllmlssle

frQpuct " IptNNi9tie
 This is going To be q fortunate year In sports for some--if the testimony of Charles ]. Butts Of sanduslsy O. is believed Mir Butts horns Into tho sporting prediction situation not through any knowledge Of the subject but because thus far he has batted
 LOGO In the matter of predicting the deaths of famous persona
 The domise Of former President Grover Cleveland and of King Edward of England were among those fore told accurately by the Ohio seer.
 After considerable urging Butts consented to try and locate Q few pugilistc dead ones not without sue cess, according 10 him. Among the cripples who vill pass out as title holders the preaent twelvemonth are Jack Johnson worlds heavyweight champion, and Boston Braves, worlds baseball title holders.
 Here are the predictions with ref erence to sports of Mr. Butts, who has never seen baseball game or a light. and has no special Knowledge wha- sooyer whereof he speaks:
 An unknown white man VIII wrest the title from Johnson in Australia, late In the year
 Connie MacEs Athletics win come back and win the worlds champion' ship.
 John McGraws Giants will win the National League title
 Johnnie Klbane win be beaten for tho featherweight championship
 Three noted heavyweights, two of them old-Hmers win die before Jan. uary 1 1916
 Nap Laioie will make such show. ing for the Athletics that the Cleve, land fans will be sorry he was turned over Co Mack
 Thus it will be seen that Mir. Butts brings back to lie almost as many as he condemns to death.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
ADvERTlsED LETTERs

Leuers remaining unclaimed in ,he postofflcc. at Juneau Alaska, on Feb. 9th. 1915. Parties wishing same should call for advertised letters and give date of list.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08

Empire ads reacn most readora.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-08
LISTEN A MINUTE

BAYS YOU NOTICsD-We care, DO danaced fixtures. We sell for the same price uiih casrsntcc by
 the makers and ouuclrcs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-02-09
HISTORIC FIND IN PALESTINE
chieagoan Reports Discovery Of Floor
of Church Dating From Third or
Fourth Century.

DR. George L. Robinson of the Nc
Cormick Theological seminary, who
has returned to Chicago after years
study of ruins in Palestine, reports
the finding of an ancient mosaic floor
one mile south of st. Nebo.
The floor was discovered by an
Arabian farmer who dug into the
earth to build a foundation for
barn." he said 1.-THE floor was in
one of the early Christian churches
and was built in the third or fourth
century
Flowers, animals and Greek in
scriptions are inlaid in most artistic
manner. The mosaic is in a perfect
state of preservation and looks as
though 1t might have been laid yes
terday"
AS a result OF his studies Doctor
Robinson has come to the conclusion
that the true Kadesh of Moses and
the Israeltes is properly located at
Aim Kadees. Doctor Robinson said he
believed that the Catholics were cor
rect in their contention that Zion is
located on the southwestern hill of
Jerusalem and that Calvary is under
meath the church of the Holy Sep
lucher.