The times dispatch. [volume], September 12, 1912, Page 7, Image 7

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derful light
m ii he
Celestial Visitor Lights Up West
End of City in Dash
Across Sky.
A startling natural phenomenon was
witnessed b> people in ilio West Ulmi
? I tn** cltj id ? night in Hie shape 61
?
conlmgnuluii. u was seen hy ..nine of
ltlchui"hd h b< -t known people, man/
? <t whom called The Tithes-Dispatch to
?
I i>tl at ttbo ti }<.-.:.?) o'clbi k.
i1 * ? ?' Iptli in .litter somewhat, hot Ken
e' iii ? ? that -he phenomenon
11 rat appeared near tin horizon, a little
?
randas aal were startled hy tin- t-ud
Uen glare oC light. Nowbpapers couM
?.tslly bi ? ii i ? ad, and the light
s.howeu many affrighted faces. Thai
?
B ores wati bed ti.e ball if lire, appar
nta
mediate)!
nothln
I? changed to a, brilliant,
?en citizen traveling on
?err.:,, in an automobile
was ho Startled tiiat he
eyei deCelVed lilrn. and
eB with his companion
red that the appearance
hb'r't of wonderful.
?" ..iirKe Opens,
A
Wonderful
Sore Muscles
Baseball players knov
remedies f"r iure muscle
two of them say: "I
have used NOAH'S
LINIMENT on two
of my players' arm?,
and the result was
mosi gratifying.? F.
1. Shaughncssy. "I
have used ail kind?
i,i liniments and the
1 icst I have used is
NOAH'S LINI?
MENT. It kills the
pain and is good for
sprains and strains."
V.'. E. Hooker. 25c a
bottle.
OYSTERS
Delirious Lynhhaven Oysters, fresh
evt.ry day. Served hi man;, styles.
It is a delight ju*t to visit our coo!
and pleasant dining ro?ni. The fooJ
looks liettor and tastes better because
of the pleasant surroundings* and
really IS better.
Business Men's Lunch, daily, 35c.
From 11 A. M. to 2 I'. M.
Special Sundaj Dinner 50c.
From 11 A. M. to 2 V. M.
Good Service. Excellent Cooking.
Moderate Trices.
Francione's Hotel
114 E. Uro.td Street.
h as i navai m
Can Cancer Be Cured?
IT CAN
The record of the Kellam Hospital Is
?without parallel In history, having
cured to stay cured permanently, wlth<
out the use Of the knife or X-ray, over
Sil per cent, of the many hiitnlridn of
?uffarors from cancer which It has
treated during the past fifteen y?ars.
We have been endorsed by the senate
and Legislature of Virginia. Wo ?aar
anteo nur cures. .
Physicians treated free.
KELLAM HOSPITAL
1017 We*? Mntn Street,
IUCH.UOM?. - - - n v rii.i;. .a.
Caruso
Ter razz'nl
Cnlve
Scott!
awl many other noted artist^ prefer
the
Piano
i
obvious that you ate siifc in mak?
ing the llardman your selection.
Send f<ir our tree catalogue
cif Hard mans and other
high-grade pianos.
Waiter D. Moses
& Co.
103 F.. Broad Street.
Oldest Music Hi.use in Virginia
and .North Carolina.
TOB ER FAIR
AT CHASE CITY
Mecklenburg County Will Have
Its Second Annual Outing
Next Month.
Tin* second annual fair of the Meck?
lenburg County Fair Association will
ho held at Chase City for four days,
beginning October i, and no pains ure
being spared to malte It one of the
most memorable of Its kind ever held
In tho State. The association has re?
cently bought seventeen and one-half
acres of land Inside the corporation.
id every part bf this tract has beet,
itlllzed for the various attractions.
Five exhibit buildings have been con
?
stand with their usual accompaniments
All of the attractions that are usu
?
-
new to county fairs In this State.
II indredfi bf dollars are being ?.???.'
upon the free entertainments, and
kchtite drops daily. Fhefworks
v. Ill . e shown nightly, a large baiid
l May continually, and free shows
will b'e |ireseilted In front of the grand
stand throughout the day. The mid
"? i) will accommodate large crowds
general manager of the fair, and T. K
WILL SELECT CHAIRMEN
Many f oiincll Committees to Orcanlre 7 hi-.
Vfternoon.
Ft and! n? committees of the City Council
j railed by City Clerk n?n T, August to meet
to-day for Ihf ; irpos? of organization In
tnmttte* on Klnanc. I p :.f. Alderman
?
? nt t'ounrt.msn K It Fuller stibchSlrman
Commute* on bight r. so ovuck. Council
rm'sn. Chairman Grimes having >-"r.
transferred to the Committee or. Finance.
Committee on Electricity '. P Nt. Coun?
cilman Carter C. J?hei l? Tnontl'.nsd for the
chairmanship
Committee on Wn?r a-in P. M. Counell
msn Morgan !' Mills Will be re-i ' t< i
chnirmr.n.
C rhniittee i>H Relief of the Poor 7 P. M.
Tl ?? hatrmsnahlp if tr. some doubl Alder?
man Graham Hohson, who ha? ?<: ressfult)
cohdti t?d this commutes for 10m* rears
having retired from lbs Council. Subehi|r-1
man Umlauf, being chairman of another
rnmmttte* t? InelUtlb ?
St.-*?t Cleaning I P. M Th? chairmanship
h'*re I? also in do?bt, Chairman .t-;r.:?t Hob-.
having retired from the Council,
Grounds ana R-jtidlns* I V. P M. Chair
man Bstkini hm retired. Alderman Melton
Ordinance Charter and R?fortr> ? P M.
Councilman Jsrob Umlauf wll| b? re-elected, i
Committed railed for to-morrow nr? Localj
Assessments, ? si r M.; Cemeteries, : P. M :
J.-.rr.c. !U\?r Improvement. 5 80 V M
Printing an.1 Claim? SP M.i VarX.?t?. ??".
p M . Si John's Burying-Ground, ?:M P ?I
llnrvlnnr Meensen.
Th<? following marriage licences were
issued yesterday In the clerk's office of
the Hustings Court: Lucius H Poason.
'?f McCormick. S. Ca ar.d Bertha V.
Yandell, of Springfield. Mo.; R'chard
K Forlothe and Bessie p Gordon, Ed- i
ward N. Lenet, of this city, and Rosa
P F.oV.:ri?nn. of Washington. D. C.;
Edgar M. Davidson and Margie I.
Moles
Itiilldlnu Penults.
Buildlnr and repair permit* were is
s ted >'esterda> a? follows:
Fraternal Life and Accident Asso?
ciation, to erect a detached two-story
frame dwelling on the northwest cor
ner of Thirtieth and n streets, to
cost |li?00.
C y Lathrop ,t- Co. to erect an open
shed at the southeast corner of Spots
wood Aventic and Moore Street, to cost
Mrs B. 1- Harris, to repair a brick
I dwelling, -lot cowardin Avenue, to com
llehry c Jones, to ropair brick ?'tore.
1017 F.ast Main Street, to cost ?2f>0.
Merchant In Bankruptcy.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed yesterday In the United
States District Court by Joseph
Ttetiik, a merchant doing business -it
222:, East Main Street. The liabilities
are given as J.'.'iS.nT. The assets, which
are claim.d under the exemption
statute, amount t.? $335
Br*ek Fall* on Negre.
tVincflrll Woodruff, Chlor? d of North
Fourth Street, wo? badly bruised r.beut
the shoulders yesterday morninc when a
brick vhleli fell from the new Tlme?-Dls
p-.;ch Rulldlnt. South Tenth Street, lilt him.
He WSI treated by Dr it. T Hawkins, city
hospital nmbulan ? surgeon, ar..i removed
to his home.
In the Minor Leagues
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Montgc-m.-ry?Montgomery. 2;
New Orleans, a (first game), Mont?
gomery, i; N. w Orleans. :; (second
K?me).
At Atlanta?Atlanta. 2; Chattanooga,
1 (first game). Atlanta. -1; Chatta?
nooga, i (second game).
No other games scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
At Baltimore?Bait more, I; New?
ark. 12.
At Toronto?Toronto, 5: Montreal. 2.
At Rochester?Rochester, 1; Buffalo,
4.
At Providence ? I'rovldence-.Tersey
Clty gnme scheduled for to-day will be
played Friday.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At LOUlsVllC? Louisville, I; Toledo,
4.
At Columbus?Columbus, 2, Indian?
apolis. 4.
THREE POSITIONS
TO OE VACATED
Office of Building Inspector May
Be Reorganized Along
New Lines.
Three public positions will bo va?
cated between ?...;v and the (irsi of the
year hy reason of the eleelljh of the
?
?
is being mentioned a.s the probable
.. ? ?. i:.i .state Accountant
Frank .Smut, is likewise mentioned u.i
the successor of Blut? Accountant Mc
Cai thy.
Several ua.g have been mentioned
us ptobabli aiididates for ih\ ;io?itlon
of Building Inspector to succeed uulld
Itispl Ol Hi k, and the SUggeS
?
the duties oi t:..- otBce muy he so re?
arranged in it Mi. j:..,? may continue tu
*??'?' ft * general supervision^ with the
?
? i .
Itueiirniund announced candldacj
should the position be continued, .Mi.
lie. it aald hi ill] honttn?? to hold His
?' ? ? ? l?t i III ? intil J ,i. .ary i. when he
?
!i Administrative Board has the
auili,a n so desir-s. t. consoi
h.iiwii *? ? 0<a "f CHj Engineer a.vl
Bulkllng Inspoctor. though some doubt
lias been expressed as to the a4vlsa
wity of this step.
?unnaJIj?Mel'arland.
l- pei ia. 10 The Tlnn-?.Dispatch.J
? H .v. \.. . (?d?tembor ;:.-A briilli
,* , ,',ol{ P'S^e here to-day
Istlan I lurch at 4:30 p. U . wl
MCtar.and gave hi* daughter In m
??'J" :?'._:?! I.e.- 1- Thomas .V.
F. W. Berry, pastor
? [icrforrned :h? cer.-monv.
church was brilliantly derated bj
7 ? ? ~* - ro;? n: : >;r... ,-,
i?-ers. Mendelson'i "Welding Mart
: - <i by Mrs Frank t-ash, of Men
rbomsmrh, Jtori;. KnuifmAnj Lenw<
.* -. u ? . e?renieny a
wis hi awaiting tho ar
ajrthbo.und train.
y w111 make an ?
iroughout the N'Orlh. Msltlns
Boston. New York, phlia
ta City ar.i Washington, D.
NEOnO HA> iu:u\; nt.ti WHILE
-i \ni him. i oil BODY o) BOl
of Sale in. while swimming Monday after?
noon. John Washlr.gfcn. also rolored. and
seed aiio'it forty-seven v.:1m ives drowned
fit I ov:-..*!< yastsrtlay. The attending phy
soctari said death wait not one :o drowning.
?? he, ?ss ?a the water only three mtr.uus.
tajt It was ?-V.e h.nri failure
His body was r?f,'V.-re* :l. was n'?o ihn
:r?o. whose r->~.-.* \rajs i aude Biake, son rf a
Bepilst minister of Sa'.vm
Itiilnn Present Itnee?.
Syracuse, N. Y, Sbpterhher 11.?
Heavy rains at noon made th-^ State
Fair trr.ck so muddy that It was
found Impossible to hold the Olrarid
Circuit races. The card -was post
poned until to-morrow. The Inter*
city matinee rare? down for to-morrow
afternoon w'11 be called in tlie morn
ivtr and the Orand Circuit program
reached probably by noon.
After New Fartory,
The h'jsin'ss enterprise eotnmlitefi ef trio
' ? :i;v,r ef Corr.rr.f rep met yesterday at 1
': and conflder-d plftr.s tor the re?
moval of a large manufacturing plan; from
.?> nearby city to Richmond. Mi mix rs of
the eorr.rr.tttee agreed that the m*?:rr was
., ?? recognition on the part of the
ismbtr e.r.l i subcommttte? delegated to
lOOM further Into It ar.d report to a future
meeting of the mmmitrif Details of the
project will r.ot be made public until some
Thine definite has been done.
Lindsay Rtiereeds Ruits,
[?=r?'"l-i 1 to The Tirrcs-Di": .',t'-ri 1
Praunton. Vs . September :! ?James H.
Lindsay, of Charlott??vlll*. sdltor of the
Prosress, lonit a member of t!.c board of
?:-.c Virginia .Sehov. for the Deaf ar.l Blind,
nas ?eea elected presMent Of iho hoard to
??.irrced Dr. O W Butts, of Nansemond.
r. -en:!y deceased.
lie Restated \rre?*.
Albert Matthews, colored, w.i? arrested
yesterday by Patrolman Sweet for dlsord?rlJ
conduct. The prisoner offered resistance,
and thnt charge was also lodged against
him. _
Special Excursion to Florida
Via
ATLANTIC. COAST LINK,
September 17th.
Only line operating three daily trains
From Richmond to Jacksonville, $9;50;
Tampa, Sli.50. Return limit on or he
fofe Scbtemper 24th: Apply to ticket
agents for full information.
WOOD'S
Special Grass and
Clover Mixtures
Make the Largest Yields of
tii\y and Pasturage.
They are combined in proper propor
lion to give the best results for the differ
ent aoils for which they urc recommend?
ed.
We use in these rr.ixturco our Trade
Mark Brand Seeds, winch are best qual?
ities obtainable, and tested both ej to
fjetinination ami purity.
Our customers report the most satis
factory resuli.o. both a.? to securing excel?
lent atandf, and largest yields of both hay
und pasturage.
other Crass and Clover Seeds, Alfalfa.
Vetchei and all Farm und Garden Seeds
for f ill plr-ntin".
Cntaloft mailed free. Write for it. '
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.
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THREE STRAIGHT
WOH BY BRISTOL
Appalachian Leaders Show More,
...
Class Than Virginia
Champions.
Bristol. V.l.. September 11.?Munson's i
Bristol Boestors to-day made It three
nr.ii?,iits front Roanoke. the pennant
wintilng team of the Virginia League.
In thr post-season championship series
\ i\. l here. The Appalachian cham?
pions showed more claS3 to-day than
in o|ther of the two former games.
1 i i Iii :.- i for Bristol, and gave up
nine hits, as against twelve Which the
Boosters get off the delivery of Kflrd,
ii st ir twirier of tlic Virginia League,
Who Is given much of the credit for
1 ittnbke's triumph in the past season.
The three remaining frames will be]
: at Roahoke, beplnninn to-mor
ft'eorc by innings: R. H. F..
1 : Isf?l .1 1 1 0 0 1 1 ft -s HI 1
R nnoke .00 2 00000 0?2 9 2
flatteries: Baker and M?nson: Rfird
u id Lafltle. Time. 1:10. Umpire,
CENTENNIAL SERVICE
l eiilnh llnptlnl Church of Klug VT?
I la in County to llnlu Ann I versa ry.
The Contennlai of Betilah Baptist Church,
i King William County, will he celebrated
oii Beptcint'er ;i? with au dll-dny service.
it. v. Andrew Broad dus. Kroiidson of the
Hirst pastor, will malte an address on tho
history ,?f the ehureh. Dr. Charles It. Ity
lri.1,l ?in speak, and others uro Invited to
? > part. All former members n? Wet: as
friends are Invited lb .attend on this Inli r
CBtlng occasion.
SHE IS FINED $100
"..?tress Who lion "Npcnkeasy" Pays
I i> anil Oiy en llond.
Luclnda bayls, colored. Was flried $100
mid costs and placed under $;,on pi ice
bond yesterday morn lim' In Police Court
for conducting a ''spenkeasy" tn Seven?
teenth Street. She waa arrested ,Tues
: ' . ih. day of the-prlniary, She paid
the flno and furnished the required
bond. '
.lames Winston, colored, wan hold
f.u- the grand lurv for ^tubhiiiK Archie
Kirim Ii, also colored. The latter, who
was arrested for tight'iiu with win
| Ston. was dismissed.
N? OBST?
TOP THIS PAIR
Youthful Couple Marry in John?
son City After Sensational
Elopement.
Bristol, Va.. September 11.?Arthur Hagy.
twenty-two. anJ Mi?s Myrtle Moore, sixteen,
wor? married at Johnson City. Tenn.. to?
ddy, following a eensutional elopement;
Monday nU-lit young Hagy drov0 to the
girls home In an automobile, expecting to
steal lier out. but she h.id boon locked up
and the father, who was In hldln?, opened
flr* on llagy as !;?? crept under th.. girl's
airi ? -.e llagy fled, and In so doing reti rncd
the Are. To-day young llagy soni an auto
they succeeded ::i getting the girl into tno
.j: The :t..inn uns given, and an officer
at Ablhgdon undertook to st?p Itagy's au
?.die. but was unable to do so until lie
h?d ?h?t through one of khfl tires, llagy
arrived on the seen* about this time und
began firing. The girl had !%?#? transferred
to another vehicle liomd miles back, and
upon learning this llagy Ii ft the officer
In chargo of tho car ho had halted, and
which he supposed contained the missing
Klrl The run w.i* complete.
couptc made their escape and was
married at .Tobnsun City.
JACKSON VI MiH AND IIK
Tl HV. ID Ml
TAMPA AND It BT I'UN.UH.Mi
Seot. 17
.4 tit LINK H AM V \ V,
Helm li I In,II.
Ask any Seaboard agent, or ad?
dress
II. S r.r.AItt). D. P. A.,
Itnleiirh. X. O.
H V.\t!iMI.\N-I.!.<)YI). D, P. A..
Richmond, Va.
SHAFT UNVEILED
ID HEROIC DEAD
Colonel R. E. Lee. Jr.. Makes
Address During Exercises
at Mathews.
[Special to Tho Timea-TMspalch.]
j Mathewa, Va., Set'tcmlifr il.?Tho COnfed
I cratn monument, which It hat taker! yca.fi
of labor on the part of the l.ane Dlggs
Camp, Confederate Veteraj?*, nnd tho Bailie
Tompklha Chapter. United Daughters of the
Cenfederaeyj to complete, waa1 impelled here
to-day with appropriate ceremony. The
courthouse and yard wer^S hahdaomely dec
eruti'il with l>ti.itia>; .11,a ? ".<uf< ?.!?? r.11?? ::.t?.?.
and n tremendo>;. . row i 'a is pr.nt
Mayer J< M. Sttihhs presided and grace
fully presented this principal speaker, Col.
rtobert K. Lee, .'r, who delivered an elo?
quent address,
\\". B Handera; of Whlto Sicr.r. also spoke
A Confederate drama, tvai an Interesting
feature of tin' occasion.
A reception wat given this evoning In the
I .Tuntor Order hiill b> the veterans and
BANKERS ENJOY THEMSELVES
Xo Ofltclnl nu?lne?K for Delegates l mit
Frida?.
Detroit. Mich.. September U.?while
1 the members <<f t'ne American Hankers'
: Asaocintinn were enjnylnir themselves
1 In or hear Detroit to-dpy, delegates
I to the various sections affiliated with
the nssoiint'on transacted their rou?
tine business and In-.ir.l several ad?
dresses nt single convention sessions
nn.l then devoted the afternoon to
recreation.
Tho national convention of trust
companes, savings i>.ink?, clearing
lioufi1? and state secretaries expected
to comi-lcto their work at one session
'to-nmrmw and de-vote the afternoon
I to another rouud <>f entertainment. The
Bankers' Association delegates, with
no oftlcla] l)ii?lneHs to trnjisnctt until
Friday, expect to spend .mother day
to-morrow as the Quests 01 Detroit
business men. They played ttoif,
watched a hit 11 game and visited Mount
Clements by trolley t>-<lay, and.to
nipiit many of the visitors wer- enter?
tained at local theatres,
Tho twi. addresses which were ere:i
eraily considered-tho'Important ??\<-nts
j?.f to-day's meetlnK wore delivered by
IGeorge M Iteynolds, of Chicago, anil
?I'll, .-ion- Weed, director of the United
States Postal RdvthGTs System. Mr.
Iteynolds discussed tho ''Money Trust
Inquiry" nt the trust company's coli?
ventlori.
USSELL VOTERS
DE
Judge Hopes Grand Jury Action
Will Not Be Necessary
in Election Cases.
ilristol. Vo . September 1:.?Although it
was anticipated that Indictments would h
returned In Russell County for alleged
Flection briberies, nothing of the kind h.i?
taken place during the present term o1
rotlrt at LehanonV When Asked an to thj
situation In ltu?**:; and Buchanan counties
lo-das", Judge Bairns said (tint It was qult-^
different from the situation la I.ee and
in kenson counties ?? many Indictments
hav, been returned, Re tnrant that the
warning he a at a prior term had put
the voters on fheli good behavior. He Is
hopeful now that grand Jury mtlon will not
bo necessary; and that conditions will be
great y in.vre a by the time of the No
Every Sunday
IN
September
Seaside Outings
Ci
Round I Trip
TO
OLD POINT, nUSKllOK, Ol CAN VIEW,
NORFOLK ?S'D \lll(;iNI.V
hi: vcir.
Three trains. S 40 A. M., 9 A. M. and
12 M.
A fast, clean ride over rock ballast
double track, Choice1 of two routaa
to Norfolk. Cdmblnod rail and water
trip a- O. passengers ?-.in remain
at Ocean View until J;J) P, M.