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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
RULE PREVENTS HAsTY
CHARTER CHANGE ACTION
resolution Adopted by Committee
Requires New Proposal to
Lie on Table.
FIRST SESSION
TONIGHT
Council Committee and Citizen Col.
leagues Will Meet for First Time
IN Joint Session to Tackle Big
Proposition.

under a rule adopted by the Council
Committee on Charter Change at it's
organization meeting last Thursday
night all suggestions or propositions
'hFoiVins change from the present
charter must he submitted in writing
and must he on the table until tho
next succeeding meeting OF the COM
mittee before any action may be taken
on them.
This rule. It is believed, will prevent
the committee at its initial meeting
tonight from holding an extended eos,
SION. The body Will meet for the frs,
time with the five citizen collea.ues
VINO were elected at the organization
meeting. All OF these-E. L. Bemlss
ri. *. iollard, Jr., Leon wallerstein.
dith-have accepted election, and will
meet with the committee Tonight
DESIGNED TO PREVENT
LL-CONSIDERED ACTION
The rule referred to was offered by
Councilman Gilbert K. Pollock, of Mad
.son ward, who was a member Of the
Charter-ChanGe Committee of 1912.
which amended the old charter to pro.
vide for the Administrative Board. II
is designed to prevent hasty action
on radical proposals. and to give men,
oers OF the committee time to consider
and discuss outside the committee
| room such changes as may be sug-
| gested.
Councilman Jones. chairman of the
Charter-Changc Committee, will prob
ably present an outline of his So
called departmental plan" of munich
pal government which provides for
| an elective Mayor with wide powers
OF appointment and removal, who shall
appoint the heads of the city depart
ments. The plan means the abolition
OF the Administrative Board and the
substitution for it of an administrative
| machine closely resembling the Baltl-
! more plan of municipal government
While the members may give the plan
some discussion tonight. under the
tabling rule. 1t will have to lie over
to another meeting before any portion
OF 1t can be adopted.
COMMITTEE WILL MEET ALL
PLANS WITH OPEN MIND
Individual members of the commit
tee have emphasized their freedom from
any preconceived notions as to the
| manner In which the charter should be
changed. The Jones plan. it is believed
Will go before the committee with no
particular standing, and will be sub
tected to rigid inquiry along with
the several other plans Of charter re-
form that are expected to be offered
Ecfore the committee completes its
labors
In this connection a large measure
of help is expected from the Civic
Association of Richmond. which. at its
last meeting. appointed "a special COM
mittec to make comparative study
ot modern city charters In successful
use in other cities comparable in size
with Richmond. and to draw up 6
model charter adapted to Richmond's
needs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
EIGHT WITNESSES HEARD
IN TRIAL OF HUNTSMAM
Town Pioneer Charged with Murder In
Connection With Death Nearly
Half Century Ago.

BEDFORD. IOWA, July l4.-Eight
witnesses were examined to-day at
the hearing of the case OF Bates
Huntsman, Iowa pioneer, charged with.
murder in connection with the death
of Nathaniel Smith, wealthy Mis-.
souri, cs,ttleman, nearly half century
ago. and the alleged theft and conceal
ment of 100000
Mrs. Elizabeth Benson. OF Dover.
Okla, sister OF Maria Collins Porter.
took the stand to-day for the State.
Mrs. Porter testified that she witness
ed the murder of Smith in 1865. and
that she heard members of the gang.
including Huntsman and the men ar
rested with him. discuss disposal OF
the money. Mrs. Benson refused 10
admit that she knew anything about
the alleged counterfeiter's cave said
to be located on her fathers farm. H.
had been expected she would corroho-
rate hcr sisters testimony.
Samuel Anderson. whose proposed
civil suit resulted In the filing OF Grim
inal charges, told of his search for the
treasure chest and his story was COR
roborated by his brothers. Robert and
Henry.
1t is expected the hearing on Hunts
mans case will end tomorrow. Hear
ing on the cases of Samuel Scrivner
and John and Henry Dame Wood ar
rested in connection with the murder,
are expected to consume several days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
COL. JACK FAW KILLED
IN MINING DISASTER
Picturesque Character Loses His Life
In m Explosion at Jefferson,
North Carolina.
fspecial to The Times-Dispatch

BRISTOL VA, July 14-Col. Jack
Faw, for many years picturesque
character in this region. was killed by
mine explosion at Jefferson. n. c..
this morning. His limbs were partially
torn from his body, and he lived only
short time. Colonel Faw was sixty
years old He had recently become
identified with mining operations near
the Carolina terminus of the Virginia
Carolina Railway, and was undertaking
Developments there. He was native
of Washington County, Tennessee, and
son of the late Capt. George p. Faw.
He is survived by one sister and three
brothers, the brothers including
Thomas f. Faw. OF Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Timberlake, of Staunton; Miss
Elizabeth Faw, trained nurse in the
Johnston Willis Hospital at Richmond,
and Julian Faw, of New York. are the
surviving children.
In recent years Colonel Faw had
been identified with development prof.
ects. Earlier he published a newspaper
here, and was once n member Of the
Tennessee Legislature from Bristol and
Sullivan County. He had travelled ex-
~tensively and was known In all parts OF
this country. His first wife was niece
Of the late Charles Broadway Rouss.
the blind New York merchant. Colonel
Flaws body will be buried at, John
son City, Tenn.
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MISSING MAN APPEARS
AND EXPLAINS MYSTERY

DANNILLE, VA, July 14.-While b.
X. Hedrick was making preparations
TO leave here for Hot Springs Ark,
to clear up the mystery of his brother
in-law. S. d. Wright. who was report
ed to have leaped from a Rock Island
train near Hot Springs on Friday, the
latter arrived in the city this after
noon from Asheville, y. c. Wright
admits jumping from the train, but
says he was not hurt in doing so. He
states that he learned ne was on the
wrong train just before it pulled into
Little Rock and alighted while il was
in motion. He walked to Little Rock.
then caught the train home. He says
he had no intention of committing sui
eide. He left this afternoon for his
home in Sandy Level.
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j. A. Whitley

ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., July III.
y. Whitley, aged seventy-four years. a
Confederate soldier who enjoyed the
distinction of having gone furthest at
Gettysburg in the famous Pickett's
charge. is dead at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. w. r. Boyd, here. He
was a member of the Fifty-fifth North
Carolina Regiment and serve d
throughout the war. He was born in
Pitt County and is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. w. r. Boyd and Mrs
G. y. Miller, both of this city. The re-
mains will be taken tomorrow to
Everetts, accompanied by the delega-
tons from the two local lodges OF
Masons, of which fraternity he was a
member. The funeral will be con-
Quoted tomorrow from the Baptist
church at Everetts.
Mr.. Whitley was for years a distin-
guished Pitt County citizen and he was
for more than thirty years honored
with the position of master OF Stone
wall Lodge OF Masons at Robertson
Vile, during which time he was dep
uty grand master Of the Grand Lodge
of MaSons of the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
BAPTIST CHAUTAUQUA
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL

VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. July IA
The Baptist Chautauqua will close on
Thursday night. The season has been
most successful, the total attendance
reaching more than a thousand. The
classes and lectures have been well
attended each day. To-day the chief
features We're lectures by DR.. w. L..
Poteat, of Wake Forest, y. c.. on The
Religious Being OF Science; DR.. j. r..
Sampey, of Louisville. Ky, Oh The
Book of Jonah and Its Message" and
DR.. John +. White. OF Atlanta, Ga.
on Sidney Lanier, the Christian Poet"
On Thursday DIR. White will close the
Chautauqua with n patriotic lecture on
THE Coming People" The encamp-
ment decided to meet next year, July
4 to 49, inclusive. The social features
to-day included n watermelon feast,
preceded by a running tournament on
the beach. After the feats all went
into the surf and were photographed in
the water.
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Rndiea Arc Recovered.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July l4-The
bodies of Mrs. Minnie Coles and Harry
l.. Watson, who were drowned at the
same time with James Cochran, OF Nor
folk, in the James River here yester-
day afternoon, have been recovered.
the body OF the woman being found
during the night and that OF Watson
this morning about 1890 o'clock. The
body OF Cochran was sent to Norfolk
tonight for burial, and the others will
be buried here Tomorrow. It was
ascertained when the bodies were re-
covered that bull dog, belonging to
Mrs. Coles. was drowned when the
boat was overturned, the woman evil
IDENTIFY carrying her pet to death in
her arms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Observation-Disclosures League
Bunnlo VIZ. Richmond, Brond Street
Park, I:3O o'clock.
Park Concert-ke Munich
PM Band. Warrington Park, S
o'clock.
Council Committee on Charter
Changes, City Hall, o'clock.
Ht1ou-Bijou Stock Company, In
"The Devil" $500.
Lyric-POpulnr vaudevfIIe, matt
nee. $3.50; night. 7:45 md 8;I5.
Standardization pictures; contin-
uoux performance from IL morning
to u night.
Littte-Motion pictures; cOntinu-
our performance from IL noon to IL.
1sis-MotiOn pictures, continuous
performance from IL morning to IL
night.
Standardization pictures; confirm
ouh performance from IL morning
to IL night.
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ChnrterH Recorded.

Certificate Of the charter OF the Boil
l:ngbrook Construction Company" was
recorded in the clerks office to-day
the capital is $4,000 minimum and
$4,000 maximum. and the officers are:
president, Robert Cabaniss: vice-prcsi
dent. Sallie =. Cabaniss secretary
treasurer, p. 8. PuGh. Purposes, to
deal In real estate, particularly to ac-
qu!rc certain lots In the subdivision
formerly owned by the Center HiN
Apartments. and TO complete and
operate the apartment-house thereon
The certificate OF the charter OF the
Cedar Level Land Company. Inc" was
also recorded to-day. Purpose TO deal
III real estate, etc. Capital, $4,000 10
$4,000 Officers: president, Il. l.. Wat
son; vice-prcsident, a. i. Layenstein;
secretary treasurer, George W. Watson,
all OF Petersburg.
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General Weather Conditions
WASHINGTON. July 14-Raroma

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Barometric
pressure continues low over nearly all
parts of the country, and an extensive
States and the Rocky Mountain region,
This pressure distribution has resulted
in continuation of moderately warm
weather over nearly all districts east
of the Rocky Mountains. and cool
weather in the northwestern States and
northern Pacific Coast and has been
attended by generally fair weather ex-
cept there have been widely scattered
showers In New England, South At
lantic States and northern States from
to the Pacific Coast Temperature will
be somewhat lower Thursday and Fri
day in the lower lake region and in
the middle Atlantic States. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
DR.. VtV0 Is PICKED UP
BY GERMAN SUBMARINE
Richmonder Saved, According to Latest
Stories Brought Home by Sur
Sivors.

yivors.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July IA
Nine white muleteers and forty-nine
negro survivors of the crew Of the
British steamer Armenian, torpedoed
and sunk a few weeks ago by a Ger
man submarine, arrived here tonight
on the British steamer Winnifredian.
Frank Hart. of this city, said that
Jorges Vivo, veterinarian, of Rich>
mond a carpenter named Brown and
four negroes were picked up by the
submarine. They have not been seen
since, according to Hart.
The white men arriving tonight
were: Frank Hart and NJ. II. Mckeen,
OF Newport News. Va; Louis Amanton,
of New Orleans. La; +. b. McCooI,
New Orleans, La; Bon Cox Memphis,
Tenn; Jess Osborne. Sidney Nelson, C.
A. Driver. Thomasville. Ga, and c. E.
Baer. Singers Glen, Va.
Almost to a man the men denied that
the Germans on the submarine had
kicked the muleteers from the subma-
rine, as was related by four negro
muleteers who arrived here on Tues
day on the British steamer Victorian.
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An all-day picnic under the auspices
ot the Farmers Educational and Co
Operative Union. of Chesterfield Coun-
~ was held to-day at Pamplins Grove,
near Matoaca. Attorney General John
Garland Pollard was the pr!nci pal
speaker.
Rev. r. P. cambridge. rector OF ST.
Paul's Episcopal Church. and family,
left to-day on visit TO their former
home, near Martinsburg.
Mrs James y. Mason and children
have gone to the Blue Ridge Springs
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Titus left yes
.erday in their automobile for a trip
through Shenandoah Valley to Wash
ington. Baltimore. Philadelphia and At
lantic City. They were. accompanied
by Miss Marion Smith, Of Boston, who
has been visiting in the city. and Mr..
lanes Jarratt and sister. Miss Mar
garette Jarratt.
The july term of the Hastings Court
will begin tomorrow. with fourteen
felony and number of misdemeanor
.nS.s on the docket. Grand and petit
i.rors have been summoned for the
term.
Richard sewell, colored. beat his wife
.tS;crday and the Police Justice
az arded him this morning by giving
MIN term OF ninety days in jail.
In Durham, y. c., yesterday. Miss
Mc4Ile QUAR-. VI -'ii - .'i"i''S
Wyatt Chappell, formerly of this city,
was married to Thomas Vernon An
drews, OF Durham.
The Colored Farmers Institute, COM
posed of progressive colorcd farmers
from the Counties of Chesterfield, Din
widdie and Prince George. was in ses-
sion during the day at the Virginia
Normal and Industrial Institute. Pro-
fessor j. NJ. Candy is the president.
Questions looking to the advancement
OF the interests of the race were dis
cussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15

county. and her early life was spent
in Culpeper.
Just prior to the Civil War she was
married at Walnut, the home OF her
uncle, Judge Field, to DR.. Powell, and
went to New York TO live, where she
has made her home ever since, COM
ing each summer to relatives in Gull
pepper. Among her relatives are the
Latham. Williams. Field and Booton
families, her nearest relative being
Robert Booton. OF Culpeper
The funeral will be held tomorrow
from st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
OF which She was member, and in
terment Will be In Fairview Cemetery.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Walter j. WIkc.

Walter ]. Wise. forty years old, a
son of Otto F. Wise. second assistant
chief of the Richmond Fire Depart
ment, died Tuesday night at 10 o'clock
In his home, 913 Semmes Street, after
a protracted illness. An abscess of the
brain, which resulted from A fracture
of the skull. was the imm rebate cause
of death. Several years ago Mr.. Wise
fractured his skull in a fall down an
elevator shaft. His health had been
impaired ever since the fall He is
survived by his wife and four small
children. He was member of the
Order OF Owls and was member of
Rescue Council of Juniors.
The funeral will be held from the
home this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Burial will be in lakewood Cemetery.
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INTERESTING CONTESTS
IN D|NW|DD|E COUNTY
Candidates for Sheriff and Treasurer
Are Engaging in Hot Races
for Votes.
ALL QUIET IN PETERSBURG
Neither Senator Drewry nor Delegate
Price Has Opposition, and Politics
Is at Low Ebb-Liquor Company's
License Revoked,
Especial to The Times-Dispatcn. 7


PETERSBURG, VA. July 14.-The
contests for the Offices OF sheriff and
treasurer in Dinwiddie are exciting
widespread interest in the county
The candidates for the sheriffalty
nomination at the primary of August
Care j. w. Galusha, the incumbent.
and b. l.. Boissead. The county has
been well canvassed, and each one is
confident Of winning Equally con-
deht or success also are the candi-
dates for treasurer-John Hargrave,
me incumbent. and p. b. HaIligam.
Goth or whom have made an active
canvass. There IS also lively con-
rest Tor commissioner of revenue in
me second or Namoz!ne district, where
>. I. Gerow, the incumbent, has three
opponents. Judge John Y. Harris, who
IS Offering for denomination for the
House of Delegates, has two opponents.
In Petersburg the political situation
is very quiet Neither Senator p. H.
DTewry nor Delegate r. w. Price has
any opposition. In the adjoining SEN
atorial district OF Prince George. Surry,
Sussex and Greencsville Counties a
very warm contest is on between SEN
ator a. r. Hobbs, OF Prince George,
and s. Il. Barham. OF Surry, for the
senatorial nomination.
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Especial to The Times-DIspatch.l

WINCHE ESTER, VA. July 14.-Sparks
dropped by the locomotive OF an eX
press train on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad are believed to have caused
the complete destruction at 3 o'clock
this morning OF the station. post office.
general merchandise store and Erst
mill at Briggs, Va, all under one roof.
The residence of Thomas L. Spates,
agent. merchant and postmaster. was
saved The loss to Mr.. Spates and the
railway company is something over
$4,000, partly covered by insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
CARTER GLASS FIGURES
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Especial to The Times-Dispatch1

ROANOKE, VA, July 14.-Congress-
man Carter Glass figured in an auto
mobile accident here to-day and es-
capped injury when the machine in
which he was riding coIlided with a
street car. The daughter of L. FL
Vaughan. who was driving his car, was
cut by flying glass. Mr.. Vaughan and
the other members OF the party escaped
injury.
Mr.. Glass was on his way to Salem
to look into the question Of the pur-
chase OF site for new postoff1ce
building there.
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Mrs. A. r. WEIGH.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
BRISTOL. VA, July l4.--Mrs A. F.
WEIGH, favorite sister of Professor
Lynch Garner. the noted naturalist.
whose life has been devoted to a study
OF the language of monkeys. died this
morning at Wyrick. Wythe County, Va.
She was seventy-fve years old Her
body was taken to the native home OF
the Carriers at Abingdon for burial
She has sister. Mrs. Torbett, re-
siding here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
To Improve Pronertx.

Solomon Cooper. Louis Scott and
Morris Cooper Jointly have purchased
Ihe Eihs property. on Bollingbrook
street. opposite the Stratford Hotel.
iong used as livery table. and Will
erect thereon n handsome brick build
ing with stores fronting on Boiling
brook and Second Streets This Will be
q very desirable Improvement In
rapidly growing business section OF the
city. The work OF Improvement, II is
said. will begin without delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
Elizabeth nn.h Ror.r

LTNCHBURG, VA. July l4.-Eliza.
beth Boyd, the three hold child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David p. Rorer, died
last night. The body was taken this
afternoon to Sycamore, Pittsylvania
County, for burial.
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Mrs, A. s. MarHbnII.

GLADESBORO. VA, July 14.-Mrs A.
S. Marshall is dead at her home here.
Mrs. Marshall was the widow of a. S.
Marshall. who died one year ago. She
was stricken with paralysis, and only
lived about three hours.
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Mrs. f. s. Powell.

CULPEPER. VA, July 14.-Mrs. T. S.
Powell. widow of Dr. Powell. OF New
York City, died here this morning, after
a short illness. in her eighty-sevcnth
year. Mrs. Powell was before mar
riage Miss Elizabeth Ward, the daugh-
ter of Colonel Robert Ward, OF this
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Fiscal Notice.

NOTICE! Property owners in Madison
Ward are requested to call at the
City Hall, In the Mayors Office. to-day
and Tomorrow In the afternoon from
8 to o'clock, where they can see the
new assessments made by the State and
city assessors. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
odd Fellows Joint Meeting.

A Joint session OF Monroe. Apo
r?attoX and Petersburg lodges of odd
Fellows will be held on Friday night.
There Will be an exem pliticat!on OF the
FIRST degree by the full degree team Of
Patrick Henry Lodge, Of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15

The reports OF the five Presbyterian
sunday schools IN the city for the
past quarter show an aggregate reg
lister OF 500: average attendance OF
sil, and per cent Of attendance OF
S.
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Mrs. Sarnh Brown.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA. VA, July I4-Mrs.
Sarah Brown, fifty-tive years old vito
OF Joseph D. Brown. died on Monday
night at her home. 706 South Washing
ton Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15
IOCnl Rainfall.

Rainfall last twenty-four hours None
Deficiency in rainfall since March
:..:,:.., .;.:.:......... 49,. 6.S4
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January 343
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Licennc Revoked

In the Police Court this morning the
Ferada:e Liquor Company. doing bust
ness on Bollingbrook Street. was
charged wish violating the law, in
maintaining two entrances to its bar
room. After hearing the evidence the
justice decided 10 revoke the company's
license TO sell liquor. and an appeal
was taken to the Hastings Court
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Local Temperature Yesterday.

IL noon temperature. SO
p. NJ. temperature. 81
T. NJ. temperature. So
Maximum temperature to 2. NJ. 81
minimum temperature to p. NJ Il
Mean temperature. 81
Normal temperature. "a
Excess in temperature yesterday .
Denclency in temperature since
March -. ...;........ :..... OF
Accumulated deficiency in tempera-
ture since January 1... 12S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15

Local Observations MT s p. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature, so; humidity. 81; wind.
direction, east: wind, velocity. 3:
weather. part cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-15

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sells and recommends Hays Hair Health
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The w Gather
Forecast; Virginia,

Forecast; Virginia,
North Cnroitna-Gen-
orally fnir Thursday
aud Friday.
: out II Carolina
Partly cloudy with
probably scattered
I h Il n Il r showers
Thursday and Fri
day.
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