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SPEEDING HIS CAR
TO GET MEDICINE
Stanley Jones on Emergency
Trip When Arrested on
Boulevard.
Stanley Jones, twenty years .*ld,
chauiteur lor William M. liabltsioii.
preHiUeitt 01 lite .National Bank ol \ ll
Kiniu, was arrested iasi nigni by Jlu
loroyclo Oltieer C- B. .Samuel? tor driv?
ing li.a ear above itie speed limit yes?
terday utiernoou in llio Boulevard. He
was taken to Hie Second Police Sta?
tion, where lie fumtslied bond tor his
a;.p. urunco in Polite Court.
While admitting ihut he was prob
ably traveling a lew indes faster than
Die law allo.vh, Joins said that lie
was on an emergcucy mission; that
lie was coming into Richmond to a
drug store to nave a prescription till?
ed which was needed immediately to
save Die life ? a two-year-old child,
which was suffering from violent con
vulslons.
"With Mrs. HabUstou," ho said. "I
WOh at Iii.- home of St. CicorKO Ander?
son, in the Three-Chop Koad. Mr. An?
derson's baby Was .11. and the physi?
cian wno was In attendance wrote a
prescription and told Mrs. Anderson
that it mutt be filled at once to save
the child's life. Mis. ilabilston di?
rected me to come to Itlchnioud with
all possible haste. That was the rea?
son I was going fast."
Jones was ttiKen Into custody on a
warrant which was sworn out by H.
li. Shipley, another chauffeur. who
said that his machine and himself
had been spattered with mud when
Jones rushed past him In m? Boule?
vard.
BOY LOSES LEG
not Playing 1 ntler tan When
s >, irhin? tjaglue l'uine Along,
While playing In ' the Second Street
Iaido ot tue Chesapeake and tinio
KaUway yesterday ariernoon aboutM
3 o ciock itobert k.. Allen, nine years
ola, wno lives wltn hm parents ai tUti
China Street, was run over by a
treignt car and uis left leg si vi
be.ow the kr.eo ana mat>neil almost '. >
the tiugn. lie wad nurrled to the
City Hospital by Dr. T. a. Moni ir<
amoulance surgeon. It was necessary
to amputate <n? l.mb at the tti'gn.
Wltn soverai companions the boy
had been playing beneath the ear.
A:i of them heard the HCiproaca ot a
switching engine, and ^-un the ex- |
ce-pllor. of Alien, they scampered to
Baiety. When Allen tried to jump out
he caught hla fool In the rail, and
before ne could free h'rnaelf tne loco?
motive had struck tne car and tne
Wheels of one t:ue?c pataed over ills
leg.
While maimed for life, 't was .?a d
that nc would recover.
Howard Will C oneh Middles. I
Annapol.s, Md . June I'i.?Lieutenant]
DougUs i. Howard, U. 8. N . has again1
been Selected for head coach ot tne]
Naval Academy football team for tne
coming se?t?on. ano FianK Wheat?n.
Vale, nan consented to remain as Held:
< oat ii foi anotnei season. The- prob?
able assistants will be lieutenant'
Jonas H. Ingram and formei Captain
Dalton. W.-ems, and Shaw, of la.-;t sea- j
sdn's .-quad. |
Candidates fiom new fourth class
will regln work September I, and the
regular squad will return a week In,
advance of the opening of the Acad-j
eray U It can be arranged.
At the Hotels
irffrrneo?los. S. Vcttcrleln, Pnu
adelphla. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. O. a. Wal?
ker. Prince George. Va.; Mr. and Mrs.
B. G. Muse, Durham. N. C. George H.
Camphell, New York; D. B. Cunning?
ham. Baltimore, W. W. Jackson. W'l
liamaport, Pa.; M'ss Donna Jackson,
VVUllamaport, I'a., w. J. Blackburn,
North Carolina; J. F. Whltt. North
Carolina; M. E. Dance, Harrjman. Pa.;j
H. Walker Wallace. Aagusta. Ga., C.
C. Waring. Charleston. S. C-i H. F.
Barr. Detiolt, S. Sihelston, Philadcl
phla; B. Franklin Beits, Philadelphia;,
lt. T. Howies. Philadelphia; G. B Jones.
Wilmington, Del.; J. B Braingan.
Washington. D. C; C. H. Wllgard. New
Voik; Bowman Gray. Winston. N. C;
Mrs. Henry Gould P.alston. Miami.
Fla.; Miss Virginia P.alston and maid.
Miami. Fla.; George F. Terrclle. Sa- 1
v.mnah. Ga.; R. T. Stedman, Winston, j
N. C. G. A. Selby, Baltimore; H. I-.
Snodgraas, Washington. D. C: H. S.
?Sities. Washington, l>. C; P.. R. Rosa. I
New York; B. K- Brombaugh. Phil- I
adelpbla, Pa.; a. ROScmah, New York; I
L. P.. Lewis. Altyn. Pa.; H. C. F'sher. i
Atlanta. Ga., H. C. C. Gootc and son
Washington. P. C. Snow and wife, ;
Philadelphia. Pa . F. T. Wallis, P.oa- '
jioke. Va.; J. a La wie r, Ph'ladelphla, '
Pa.; J. lt. Thurston. New York. Wll
1'am Bruste-r, Chicago; li. A. Bogels. 1
Philadelphia; E. L. Pugh, Philadelphia, :
Pa.; A. A. Lewis, Cincinnati, O.; E. G. j
Currin, Durham. N. C.; C J. Bean,
Montgomery, Ala.; A. W. Person.'
I. ou'sburg. N. C : W. H. Wrisley, Ph'l
adelpbla, Pa.; William P. Bainhart.
Washington; W. O. Wood. Detroit. ';
M'ch.; L j. McCauley, Chicago, III.; '
W. S. Rhodes. Virginia; R. E. Craw- '
ford. Wilson, N. C; R. F. Burton.
Marlon. N. C.
3turpby's?H. L Dcnoon, Virginia;
F. J. Stuern, Philadelphia; Mr. and
Mrs. j. Booker. North Carolina; J.
Page Simpson, Mr. and Mr6. C. 1.. '
Griffith, Norfolk; Wnv Schwartz. Cht-I
cago; B. H. Gray, Pittsburgh; J. M.
North, Baltimore. L E. Markau. Noi
ling. N. C; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lanl
gan, Norfolk; M. McD. Price. Balti
morc; Mr. and Mis. .1. Henry Brown,
Washington; a. 1? Falk, Itobert L.
Jcwett. New York; H. C. Colter, Bos-,
ton; Ed. S. Thomas, Birmingham. Ala.;!
W. n. Rheuehart, Covlngton, Va.; II. j
W. Hammond. Cleveland. J. II. rower.)
BoBton; Albert Gottschall, New Voi k; i
R. J. Dunahoe. Wlnston-Salem, N. C.;
D. Marks, New York: G. F.. Gray, Bal?
timore; C. J- McRae, Norfolk; Thos.
H. Walker, Virginia; a. E. Brad en, I
New York: R. A. Craig, Ohio. M. !!??
Gerald Sllverthan, Jerome Garska, I.
Sohwarz, New York; O. J. Schneider.!
Miss Schneider. Claremont, Va.j Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Thomas. New York, C.
A. Johnson. Wllllamsburg, Va.; if. G. I
Halle, Hutton; T. a. Ovcrby, Black
atone, Va.; Mrs. T. N. Burnmell, n\
ford. N. C.; Mr. Howlz. Durham. N. i ?..
J. M. Baldwin. H. W. Kroneoc, JI
Bait!more; ISeo. W. Shutet Tlowai f
Schjursman, J. A. J--?'n. New Vork;
W. K. Wixson. Pennsylvania. C. S. j
Stanwood. W. j. Holt, M. Freed ma n, I
Norfolk: v. it. Hyson, Philadelphia.
Lexington?J, c. Johnson, Virginia;
J. O. Bowles. Chester, Va.; B. L.
Branie, Henderson. N. IX. Bernard
Bigger, fhase City, Va.; a. a. Burton,
Petersburg, Va.; J. I* Cooper, M. B.
Query. Fred Oliver. Charlotte. NT. i: ;
i'ieo. MctCreary, Victoria, >0.; II. G.
Simmons. New York; O. C. T?J'lor,
Greensboro, N. C: D. 8. Harllee. Flor?
ence, 8. C; D. T. Pace. Virginia: .1. a.I
Norment. Atlanta, Ga.; C. S. Brown I
and wife. Norfolk, Va.; C. S. Holland. I
Virginia.; Mrs. P. C. Harris. Beaver
Dam. Va.; H. Patton. H. E. Lipscomb,
wife and daughters. Philadelphia; R.
.T. Barnes. Amelia. Va.; A. C. Musscr,
Altoona, Pa.; J. P. Jackson. Knoxville.
Tenn.: C. A. Hamilton. Martlnsvllle.
Va.; .Tno. Frajter; Baltimore, Md.; J.
Horstmar., Baltimore; T. P. Bowles.
Alabama; R. P. Morehead, Weldon. N.
i"".; Geo. A. Raney, l,a,\vrencevllle, Va.;
C. H. Calfee, Pittsburgh. Pa.; W. H.
Prldyen. Creek, N. C.; a. H. Eorgan,
Boanoke, Va.; .1. C. Nowlln. l.ynch
btirg, Va.; G. M. Garrett, Cartersville,
Va.; Geo. W. Taylor, Norfolk; J. 1-1.
Malam. Lewi?hurg. N. C.; J. C. Jen?
kins and wife. New York: W. H. Owen.
J. C. Williams. Chase City, Va.; R.
W. Bagwell, New Canton. Va.; W. C.
Might. W. H. Johnson. Henderson,
-fN. a,
Kidney Trouble Overcome
By the Great Treatment
I have been a sufferer for years with
kidney and bladder trouble, and took al?
most everything a druy, store contained
without obtaining any benefit.
I suffered so that 1 became utterly dis?
couraged. a!> J could not sleep, was al?
ways dizzy and had a headache .til the
time. I saw fine of your advertisements,
and as a last resort decided to try your'
Swamp-Root. I am now taking the third
bottle, and feel like a new woman, sleep!
well and have no pains whatever,
j I strongly advise all sufferers to take
the only real cure for kidney and bladder
trouble. I)r. Kilmer', Swamp-Root was'
a (iod-send to me.
You may publish this letter if you wish
so that it may be the mean- of bringing
?oute poor sufferer- back to health.
.MKS MARY O'DONNELL,
Lander, Wyo.
Subscribed and -worn to before mc this
Julv 1 1, IW.
CHARLEY ALLEN',
j Notar) Public,
in and for Fremont Co . Wyo!
Letter to
l>r. Kilmer & Co.
?lngbumton, N. Y.
j Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You
I Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Ringham- j
; ton, X. Y., for a sample bottle, ft will [
j convince any one. YoU will also receive j
a booklet of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, he sure and mention the Rich?
mond Daily Times-Dispatch. Regular
* fifty-cent and one dollar size bottles for
'. sale at all drug store...
CIRCUIT COURT CASES
Krlley Judgment Agalnal Clay DI ?ml .ted
fr.ini Ihr Docket.
The notice r.f motion !or 1 idgment of M.
Keller against .?. P, Olsy in dismissed In
I the nty n reu it court yesterday, five years
having ?lap??d s!n<-e any action was (aken.
I In the r??? of the Richmond CoCK-Cola
I Be,u!ing Work, amru George, \V. Smith
and Andrew J. Smith, a verdict of HP.M
WSi rendered and a judgment entered
against G?or?-? tV Smith Lie raf? ?n
dismissed a. to his brother.
I V?rd:r:t and Judgment were found for the
d?>'?T.d?nt In t*e s'Ht of Wesley Peyton
agaln.-t James Cox The suit involved *
i tract of land lr. Pulton
j William Thorr.as was app-int'd a. trustee|
of it;. First frion Bap'in Church (colored!.
He and the other trustees ??i< authorised
to borrow 11,000 on 'h? church property, to
be secured by a d??d of trust,
i W. M. Nance qualified for the practice of
j ia*A before Judge R. C-irt*r Scott.
BUILDING PERMITS
loseph Opplerosn to Krerl BrlrU More In
South Richmond,
Ts> following permits were Issued In the
office of the Bunding inspector yesterday!
William H. Pa!m?r. to erect i two-story
brick store St !? North Eighteenth Street.
11.79$.
Joseph Oprlerr.an. to erect a two-story de-1
turj-.ed brl<-k store. 1C19 Hull Street. 11,100 |
W A. B>\erldse and J. M. Timber.nkc. to
erect a one-ttory briclc tenement for two!
: dwelling*, north side of Ashland Street be?
tween Harrison ar.d Randolph Streets. fl.fOO.
C. Llesneld, to ern-t a d?tarh?d brick gar-i
age in tbe rear o! '.IUI Flo; d Avenue. 13"..
Mr? I. Ola Howaid. to erect a If o-story,
brlek dwelling on th? west side of Thlrt: ?,
second Street between Marshall and Clay,
Street*, m.oo?.
R A. Bo^en. to repair a frame dwe.ling.
U, Va.:den .Wenut.
Marriage Licenser.
The following marriage llcer-ses were !?
? ned yesterday In the office e.f I he clerk of
the Hustings Court; Henry Kiuarii Iloschen
and Allan* Gertrude Tyler. Ser.ry M. Ryan.'
of Philadelphia, Fa., and Juliette Harrison
Bethel, of this city; Nathan I. SchloM. and
Irene Jacobs; William H. Logan and Julia
P. Davis: .lames A Lusby and Jessie c.!
Thome, both of Washington. D. <'.. Wilder]
Lee Johnson and Dera Louisa Self.
Ofllccr Tomllnion III.
Bicycle Policeman W. Tomllnson, '
of the Second District, has been con
fined to his home. 513 North Sixth 1
Street, for several days by illness. His
condition last night \> as not regarded
as serious.
GOVERNMENT GIVES FIGURES .
Sd/e of Catutdn's Recently F.nlurged I'rov
Inces Announced.
Ottawa. Ontario June ::Z ?The govern- ,
meat's rtgures on the alie of three recently,
enlarged province o' Canada have Just t
been compiled by the Inttrior department
Manitoba, has Its area Increased 73,71!
square miles to a total of 261,152 square
miles.
Ontario's SWA': tquart miles is Increased
by IK, 100 square mtle?.
Quebec's S5I.S73 square miles is Increased
to 10-.vil square miles.
Child Main by Ilrunkt-n Man.
Greensboro. N". C . June 25.?A dispatch
from Thomstvllle. N. C\, lo-night sa>s tha*
Jesse Marks, white, crazed with whiskey,
shot and Instantly killed the five-year-old
daughter of Marvin Westmoreland, of that:
place.
VICTIM 01 DROWNING
HAD BROKEN EN OA GEMEN!
Augusta, r.a , June '.-3. ? W. U Coier. 111..I
of Summit. N. J.. who was drowned at Ty
bee Island, off Savannah, Sunday, had
broken hie eaeTasement with Miss Dorothy
Londoner, of Denver, who c.ime near losing
her life with him. according to friends of
Coler In Augusta
Th? rieh New Yorker's mother, they say.'
had objected to the match because she '
thought Mies Londoner wanted to marry
Coler for his money. Rumors that Color
and Miss Londoner were secretly married
were rifidid at Three Oaks, where the Lon?
doners have been stopping, and at the Ellis
Street Mouse, where Coler boarded.
Mis. Londcrner. who rushed to Savannah'
after the drowning, returned at once with,
her daughter to Augusta, the daughter be-,
ing prostrated ar.d hysterical.
Color's body, which was recoverld from ,
the surf at Tybec last night, was to-day I
sent to Newark. N. J.. for burial.
MAIN TOPICS OF DISCUSSION.
Woman'* Federation Conidde-rlng- Health.
Marriage and Suffrage.
Snn Francisco, June 25,?Three toplrs will
be the main themes of discussion during
the sessions of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. Which convened formally
!.,. to-night. These subierts are:
The Owens hill lo create n national bureau
of health, a measure now before Congress:
the suffrage question ar.d uniform mar?
riage and divorce law.*. The erst-named
has iviei with strenuous opposition from the
medical fraternity generally, and especially
from the League Of Medical Freedom.
The contest for president I? naxln? warm,
and the partisans of Mrs. Philip Carpenter,
of New York, and Mrs. Perry V, Penny
packer, of Texns. are campaigning activelyI
for their respective candidates. The friends'
o' Mrs. L. L. Blankenborn, of Philadelphia. |
who Is second vlco-presid. r.t, are pressing |
her csndldsey for first vice-president, while
the Ohio delegation Is barking Mrs. Sncuth.l
of that State, for the same office.
Entertainment at Emmanuel.
An entertainment under the auspices of
the Junior Auxiliary and Brotherhood o' St.
Paul of Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Hen?
rico. will be Riven In the parish house to?
night at S o'clock.
TO CALL CAPTAIN WOOD.
Stenmahlp Inspectoral Will Seek to
Find Cnuse of Collision at Sen.
Jacksonville, Kla.. June 25.?Upon
the arrival of the steamer Cretan, of
the Merchants and Minors Line, from
Raltimore. next Frldnv. Captain Wood
will he called before the steamship
Inspectors to give testimony as to the
cause of the collision between the Cre?
tan and the steamer Iroquols. of the
Clvde Line, at sea several days ago
The captain of the. Iroquots will give
I his testimony inter upon the arrival
of his ship from New York.
New York. June 25.?Declaring that
her tiUsUuuu lias been as assiduous
und as successful In ins conquest 01
leinluinc heurig as ae has neun m the
conquest oi the a r. Mrs. May Beachey
hau Med guit in Iii? Supreme Court
tor aosol?te divorce irotn Lincoln
Ueaeney, tn? aviator.
She Charged tnai hei husband has
during luv. past lour years: been tmu
latiiiK 'he sailor, who is noted lor
his tendency tu have a. sweetheart in
every port.
Among toe places that Mis. Boachey
asserts in ner complaint her nus
band displayed [ondn?ss tor othor
Women uiv Mexico ft... Wiikesburr?,
Dulfalo, Boston, Rochester, Chicago
Wheeling, Dubuque, Niagara falls and
Norfolk. ills relations With thesi va?
rious Women, s??, says, win' conduct?
ed tlui Ii? the vears of 190a, HrOil and
1011.
Neither Mrs. Beachey nor her hus?
band could be located, but Philip C.
Samuels, who. Willi Miles M. O'Brien,
Jr., has been retained by the plaintiff
as counsel, said that some ot toe tacts
la .Ii..- ease probably will be d'seloiea
to-day.
Beachey was giving a series of fly?
ing exhibitions in Ulnghamton, N. v..
where he was served wltn the .411111
mohs and his wile's complaint lost
Friday. The Be?cheys were married
on November 2T. lO'.'G. at Detroit. They
have no children.
HIGHWAY BOBBERY
onicer Mm* Captures Nrgru Aceusted
llf lloldlug I i> t arier.
Walter Nelson, colored, whs ai rested
yesterday by Policeman C. T. Sims on
a warrant charging him with assault?
ing and robbing Hoben Curler, alsu
colored, of 720 Claiborne .Street. Nel?
son Is s;a'd to have held Carter up
Monday afternoon in Marshall Street,
between Fourth and fifth; taking: a
watch valued at 120. Me was found
yesterday by Officer Sims at Fourth
and Broad Streets. When searched
he had In his possession the watch
which Carter declares he stole. He
was locked up at the Second Police
station.
ALLEGED BICYClE THIEF
N'rgro Boy Arrested by Detective an
Suspicious ( hnrueter.
Edward Thomas, colored, about six?
teen years, old, was arrested yesterday
by Detective Krcngei as a suspic'ous
character, suspected of having stolen
a biccle from Godwin Jones, of SIS
Park Avenue.
Gary West, colored, was arrested by
Officer IJertuccI and locked up at the
First Police Station on the charge of
stealing a pair ot shoes from Burly
White, also colored.
Joe Jones, colored, was arrested by
Officers Gerrlng and Bertuccl on the
charge of stealing a quantity of vege?
tal).es from James Martin, a huckster
at the First Market.
XF.GHO WOMAN LYNCHED.
Slujer of Planter's Wife Taken From
Officers nnd llunKeil.
Atlanta. Ga . June 25.?Ann Ponton,
the negro woman who slabbed and
killed Mrs. H. P.. Jordan, wife ot a
prominent planter at Plnehurst. Ga .
yertcrday afternoon, and who ' later
was taken from officers at Cordele
by a mob. was lynched early this
morning, according to a long d.stance
telephone message to a local news?
paper.
After taking the woman from the
officers members of the mob put Mr
in .hi automobil-- and se; out for Pin-'
hurit. Leaching there, according to the
message, the woman was hanged on a
tree.
Details of the lynching are lacking.
It is known, however, that the wo?
man was hanged by a small crowd
which followed the sheriff In automo?
biles after he had thwarted it at the
tcep.e of the murder.
Mrs. Jordan, the victim of the cn- '
raged ncr. -s. was attacked when she
had complained of the latter"; work.
OBITUARY
Mrs, W. E. Owen?.
[Special to The Times-Disp?ten.]
South Boston. Vs., June Mrs W.
E. Owen, aged fitly-one years, dl-_d
suddenly at her home on Jeftr.si
Street, to-day. Until this morning she j
was in her usual good health, and .1 '
was while about her household duties
that she fell In nn unconscious condi?
tion, from widen she never rallle*!. i
She- was. before her marriage. Miss.'
Mattle i:. Easlcy, the daughter of Dr.
Henry Baslcy, of Black Walnut, now'
know n as Cluster Bprlngs. she us Sur-I
vlved by her husband, one daughter,!
Miss Louise; one sun. W. Irving Owen;!
three sisters, Mis. R, a. Penkk. Mrs.
A. M Bendall, and Mrs. St. Cla.r. and :
three brothers. Colonel Henry Easlcy,
J. W. Easley and Thomas Easley, ail j
01 this place.
lie William T. MacNair.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]
Emporla, Va., Juno -'.i_Dr. William I
T. MacNair, a'ftoi a lingering illness.;
died late last night at lh.. fanny I
residence In Church Street. At the|
t in- Of his death. Dr. MacNair was
In his seventy-eighth year. He had.
been a resident of Emporla for t he
past six years. He removed to Km- j
poria from Sussex county, where for!
a quarter of a century hr practiced his
profession. He war a Confederate sol- i
dlcr and a native of Bdgecombe conn- |
ty. North Carolina. He is survived by'
a widow and a son. Dr. Hubert T. Mac-I
Nalr. who reside In Emporla. The re
ma ns were carried to Tarboro, N. C, I
this morning for Interment.
Jnmen Pox.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.] I
Gloucester C. II., Va.. June 25.?A I
telegram announcing the death of:
James Fox. formerly of Gloucester
county, was received here to-day. Mr. ,
Fox had been In falling health for
several months, an? his death was not
a surprise to his friends. The Inter?
ment will take place to-morrow in the
cemetery In Baltimore.
Funeral of .Mrs. Prellyninn.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Alexandria. Va., June 25.? Funeral
servlcs for Mrs. Caroline Pretty man,
wife of David Prcttyman, sixty-five
years old, who died Sunday night at
her home. 112 North Pitt Street, were
held this afternoon. Rev. H. M. Can?
tor, pastor of the Met It.id 1st Episcopal
Church. South, officiating.
Miss Annie |.. Holley.
[Special to Th.- Times-Dispatch.]
Lynchburp, Va., June 25.?Miss Annie
!.. Holle y, aged twenty-four years,
daughter of S. ft. Holley, died this
morning at her home In Madison
Heights after a long 'llnc&s.
DEATHS
WIF.C,AND?Died, Monday. June 24. at
6:43 P. M-, at her daughter's- resi?
dence. 001 West Marshall Street.
MRS. ELIZABETH WIKGAND. aged
seventy-eight years. She Is surviv?
ed by three children?Win. P. Will.
Mrs. Margaret Wlegand and Fritz
Will.
Funeral from St. John's German
Evangelical Church, Eighth and
Marshall Streets, TO-DAY (Wednes?
day) at 4 o'clock. Interment at
Rhockoo Cemetery. Friends and ac?
quaintances Invited.
FAUDREE?Died, at her residence. No.
321 North Twenty-fourth Street. ti:30
Tuesdny evening. In the seventy
fourth year of her nge. MISS SARAH
C. FAUDREE.
Funoral from Venable Street Bap?
tist Church THURSDAY, 8:30 P. M.
Interment In Oakwood.
right now, at the maximum rate charged in Richmond for electric
light, YOU can burn an 8 candle power tungsten lamp TEN HOURS
FOR ONLY ONE CENT, or you can burn a 16 c. p. tungsten lamp FIVE
HOURS FOR ONLY ONE CENT, or you can burn a 32 c. p. tungsten
lamp TWO AND A HALF HOURS FOR ONLY ONE CENT.
Docs this exceptionally low price look like "extortion" to YOU?
Where you have such an excellent service as is provided in Richmond
at such an EXCEPTIONALLY LOW rate all talk about "extortion" is
the wildest nonsense.
This present excellent service and low price is due NOT to compe?
tition, but to co-operation and concentration?YOU know that per?
fectly well.
Competition in electric light and power service ALWAYS AND IN?
EVITABLY LEADS TO A DEPRECIATED SERVICE AND A HIGHER
PRICE FOR THAT SERVICE. This is an economic and a natural
LAW; and no man, no association passing resolutions, no city can
change that law.
The Richmond and Henrico Railway Company asks a franchise
which will enable that company to "compete" ONLY FOR THE PRO?
FITABLE LIGHT AND POWER BUSINESS OF THE CENTRAL BUSI?
NESS SECTION OF THIS CITY, WITHOUT GOING INTO THE RESI?
DENCE SECTIONS AT ALL. Since the bulk of residence lighting, at
the present low rates, is done AT A LOSS, is it not perfectly plain to
YOU why the Richmond and Henrico Company asks this particular
franchise?
The Richmond and Henrico Railway Company, by its PERSISTENT
ENDEAVOR TO SELL OUT to the Virginia Railway and Power Com?
pany, HAS DEMONSTRATED THAT ITS PURPOSE IS TO USE FOR
BARTER AND SALE THE FRANCHISES IT OBTAINS FROM THIS
CITY. Do YOU know of any more insidious and baneful form of EX?
TORTION than that?
Virginia Railway and Power Company
Service Talk No. 32
June 26, 1912
News of South Richmond
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dispatch.
1?U0 Hull Street.
Phone Madison l-">
Options, which if exercised, will
mean the largest single ceal in South
side reality fince annexation, have
hccn secured by A. J. Chewning &
Company. The property involved is{
the entire block on Hull Street, be-!
tween Seventh and Eighth It is now I
owned by four parties who have agreed!
t.-; sell as follows: George T. Ream*.1
for 911,000; F. S. Anderson. $S,600;i
Union Stove Works. ?15.000; W. A. |
Neal, (10,000, making a total of $41.
.'.Od. The entire property could have
been bougriht for $10,e00 four years
ago.
Mouiague Men to Meet.
For the purpose of effecting the or?
ganization the South Richmond sup-1
porters of foimer Governor A. J. Mon-'
(ague for Congress from the Third
District will meet Friday night at the
courthouse in Washingtcn square. This
step was determined last night by the
lenders of the Montague luetlou. it
was also decided not to invite .Mr.
Montague to the meeting, but to wait
until officers have been selected and
committees appointed to look after
tile arrangements.
Smith-Newman Nuptials,
One of the prettiest marriage- of the
season was celebrated last night atj
the home of the bride. 117 West Ninth I
Street, w.ien Miss Lillian Florence
Newman became the wife of Emmettl
Aubrey Smith. The Rev. F. W. Long,
i.t the Cowardln Avenue Christian
Church, officiated.
The rooms were tastefully decorated!
with palm', ferns and roses. The bride
was dressed In white and carried wnltol
roses. Miss Norma Wright, maid I
PULLMAN 9LI;F.PKB,
Richmond to Lynckburg, Nnturnl |
llrldgr and ( lift.in Forge, vlu
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Effective July 1. C. & O. train leav?
ing Richmond 5:15 P. M. daily, except
Sunday, Wil] carry Pullman sleep.-.-!
Richmond to Lynch/bung, Natural I
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
Orlftlnal
Tanner Paint & Oil to.
1417 and 1419 East Main,
Richmond. Va.
of honor. carried yellow roses.
Raleigh Smith, a brother of the
giom, acted as liest man, and little1
Miss Verticil Chlldrey was the rlng-j
bearer. Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was tendered tne!
ycung couple. They will, after a
wedding tour, be ut home to their]
friends at 117 West Ninth Street.
Property It rings $10,000.
One of the largest real estate deals'
of the year was closed yesterday wheni
a piece of proprty on Sixth Sirel be?
tween Balnbrldgc and Porter was sold
toi sio.ooo. The property, according
to a di ed of bargain anil sale entered1,
on record yesterday In the Hustings]
Court, Part i, was transferred by]
Prank T. Sutten and A. L- Adamson loi
William G. Wood. It ^hs a frontageI
of 151 feet on Sixth Street, and a depth'
p. 120 feet. It Is located on a spur of
the Seaboard Air Line, und is near the]
Southern Railway. It is one of tlte|
last factory or warehouse sites on the.!
Southside..
Charged with Stealing.
Thomas Hyde, colored, seventeen I
years old. was srresteti yesterday on!
a charge of stealing a unit of clothes:
valued at J35 from Willie Lewis, color-;
ed. Hyde, it is alleged, forced his way
^hto a room rented by Lewis. When
1 searched a pawn ticket showing that a
I pair of trousers had bet n pawned re?
cently, was found. He was bailed for
appearance in the Police Court, Pari
I 2. this morning.
Pawns Milt lo Pny Pine.
I Lloyd Buford and Floyd Sawyer,
negroes, yesterday appeared In the Po-;
lice Court. Part 2, charged with being'
I disorderly in an uptow n saloon. Lloyd
I was charged with throwing a pool ball
at the head of Floyd, and for this went]
to jail for sixty days in default of a
tine of $J0 and costs. Floyd was as-]
sessed $10 and costs for his share of
the sport. Not having the ready cash
he stepped Into a cell ..ml stripped off
his new suit, which was sent by a
friend to the pawnshop. The heces
aary^funds were raised and he was given
his liberty.
t'hlirr? Ittialneas Meeting.
The annual business meeting of the
congregation of the Clopton Street j
Baptist Church will be held to-night I
at b o'clock, 'i'lie. church is without
0 pastor, although the Itev. Decaturl
Edwards, of Fredorlcksbarg, was call?
ed to till the vacancy. Mr. Edwards
ban had the matter under considera?
tion, and will probably give his de?
cision lo-ntght.
Mr. Jennings Improving.
John Jennings, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis while at work
Monday morning Is slightly Improved,
1 ulthough his condition is still pre
! carious.
Richmond Tenin W Ins.
Until 'the ninth inning yesterday
afternoon, the Richmond Independents,
colored, playing against the Washing?
ton Interiors, looked, llko they were
beaten to a frazzle. Then they got
together and batted out four " runs,
winning in the tenth by the score of
?i to 8. To-day the last game of the
series will be played at Athletic Park
South Richmond.
ATTAINS McKIXLEY'S St'MM IT.
Guide With Professor Pnrker Write* I
of Success :?? Mother.
Seattle. Wash., June 25.?.Thal Pro-1
lessor Herschel Parker, of Columbia!
University, has reached the summit of I
Mt. McKinley. America's highest peak, j
and hitherto unsealed, and la now on j
his way to tell the world of his sue- '
cess, is the word received by Mrs,
George Browne, of Tacomn, mother i?f
Belmore Browne. Professor Parker's
companion. In a letter received to-day j
from her son.
The letter, mailed May 1". said that I
at that time the party was near the
summit and had had but little difficul?
ty, and would reach cook's Inlet on its
way outside before July t.
Browne wrote that the passes used
by the expedition were much easier
than those discovered on previous ex?
peditions. Two new glaciers had been
found and will be reported when the
party returns to civilization.
Wife Hud Him Arrested.
J, U Duggan. of Henrieo. was arrested
yesterday atternoon on a warrant sworn out
by bis wife, oh.irslng assault and abuse. He
was brought before Magistrate PuryeSr and
held for 1200 ball. Ills trial was set for
Thursday at 11 o'clock In the Henrlco Court?
house.
Qualification In Chancery.
Mi-s Mary E. Bowers qualified In the,
Chancery Court yesterday as executrix for
the estate of Martha J. Hill. The estate is
estimated at 13,500
Benjamin Franklin said?"A penny saved is two-pence
earned"?and yet some people continue to pay 25 to 45
rents for others, when 20 rents per pound will buy
the purest, most wholesome and best Baking Powder
that can be made at any cost.
Sold by all good Grocers. Insist on having it.
I W. Fred. Richardson, Inc.
Storage and Transfer Department
Main and Belvidere Streets.
We call attention to our splendid facilities (or packing and crating house?
hold goods, brioa-brac, china, glassware, pictures and works of art for stor?
age, domestic or foreign shipment. Can save you iS par cent, in freight
Get our estimate. Phones: Madison 843 and Mouroe 843.
R. H. BOSHER'S SONS
15 South Ninth Street.
THE BEST
AUTOMOBILE, CARRIAGE AND WAGON REPAIRING
AND REPAINTING.
Runabouts. Phaetons, Surreys. Buggies
and Frazier Carts
Finest Assortment in the City.
