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with its acknowledge
beautiful flower* and band
bmluimct
and delightful entertalmr.cn
afternoon when Mrs
llodfHi Mann entertained !h<
Muiiloal Club and a fe*
Richmond friend* at a man
Mra. Mann received her guos
the broad, spacious hall of *h<
a Manalon, which *M deco
la white and purple Irt* am
ee of white flower*. She won
exqutalte |uwn of whit* rhlffor
In p»le pink flower*
Imported from Manila. Hei
inta ware diamond* and pearl*
carried a noaagay of orchid*
Mann waa aeaisted In raeaivln#
Mix* Marl* Belden, of Washington
C- who 1* her guest. Ml** Solder
I beautifully gowned In black lace
with Jet, and wore a cor
bouquet of lllle* of the valley
Pink and white flower* attractive!)
.ted the drawing room*, whl!.
Of American Beauty roue* an
Balm* and fern* were beautil ulty ar
| ranked in the other rooms. The din
s| 1*C room was especially charmln*
|v*rlth iM maser* of pink and wnltt
i MSMoma. banked on the mantel* an
lh vases about the room The ran
old mahogany dining table wo* lab
With hand-made lace doylies and
IpiMftsrptace of pink carnation*. 1'n
( bmuU w*s the antique mahogany wait
|■’**• with it* Inlaid center of ullver nn
| Ms Stiver edges. Mr*. Roper. of Pe
. Saraburg, served lemon frappe Shi
*■' Wore a lovely hand embroidered lln
ppBSIe gown.
B The program for the afternoon wan
( .Overture. "Rubles ....Mendelssohn
£.: Miss Kate Stockdeli and Lae Booth.
Jftfugl “goto;—Protestation" r. —-Morrta
fewMl Edwin Quarles, with violin ob
B- IQtator. M[ST Titus
; W*d»o solo. "Kn Oourant". . . .Godard
Miss Mary Patterson,
i Vocal solo. "A Wild Rose". Malbrusor
“Wadding Morn” .Net In
p|7.. .. Mr* P. H. I irew ry
ti Mlaoo solo.Walts from "Faust"
K~ MVs Cleveland Wright
i V®cal solo, "Still As the Night,"
- _ Rohm
...•Man* Tot" . ..0'Hardetol
Mr* Meyer Baal
Viano solo, "The Nightingale". Llxst
K7 " Anna Belle Patterson.
‘ *Vio!in solo, Helectione, "Faust,"
If;', l “fclMSt*,"
. Mia* Florence Titus
▼•cal solo, "Thou Art to Me to
—lw. Mrs. Charles Pluintner
vlaoo solo, the Norwegian Bridal Pro
cession, "C»n the Mountains."
Uriog
Miss Emily Mason
!|VbC*l solo, two Greek song* from
jjv “Cameos" .IJz« Ohmnn
Mias dean Trigg
v Mrs. Mann’s guest* included the fol
f lowing mem tiers of the club Prest
: ;B*Bt, Mr*. (Jharle* U. Witherspoon;
jsjgtwe-presidents, Misses Mary Ellen
wbyte and Mary T. Pntteaon; seere
: Jars’ and treasurer, Mias Bessie Mann,
; Members; .Mrs. Charles I>. Wlther
HftBM. Miss Mary Ellen Whyte. Mr*.
Cleveland Wright. Miss Julia Wright,
MP Mary West Mis* Florence Tllue,
iwHsae* Mary and Ann Beil Patteson,
|.,M|sse» Rettic and Beatrice Jones. Mrs.
1 Claiborne Wilson, Mrs, Kidney Rnsrn
S7M*ck, Miss Jean Trtgg. Mrs. George
fTpP- Plummer. Misses Joe. Buoy and
Hi** Mclwalne, Miss Hally Meacham
Emily Mason. Miss Bessie Mann
Mk Hodge* Mann. Mrs Hyer Haal
Edwin Quarles, Mrs Charles
E’lFtuinmer. rs. p H Dr*, wry, Mis.
S#T»ra Hayes, Miss Gee Booth. Ml*;
Kate- Stoekdell, Mrs 1 -ee Hutton, Mrs
w. ft. MJI1, Miss Roan Heath and Mrs
pp£frbert Talley
I', Other* present were Mr*. Robin
gVMt of Petersburg, Mrs. ft. p lint
fJ-lMBn, of Petersburg. Mra. Will lair
MBitelda and Miss Louise Shields, el
tlllgton; Mrs. Preston Roper anil
las Nannie Roper, of Petersburg, and
ie following Richmond women; Mra
Basil D. Residing. Mr*. George Bony
- Mr*. 'William Safe. Mrs. W. H. Cop*
ib'Hftd. .Mrs. Marshall M. Gilliam, Mrs
Robert G. Scott, Mrs J. Taylor Elly
fgigt*. Mr* Sidney Johnston Dudley
MMr*. William ATr>\ 1 Crenshaw. Mr*
C. A. Sinclair. Mian Helen Donnnn
lira James r>, Patou, Mrs. F. M. Con
’Bar, Miss Lizzie Conner, Miss Annli
|JSU«r, Mrs. John A. Coke, Mrs. W
Klles Cary, Mr* T. Archibald Carv
iiCMra. Janney, Mrs. Meade Mann, Mrs
( John Dunn. Mr*. Andrew Jnrksoi
«'Ofay, Mr*. Thomas Branch McAdams
Igjlfk- W. S. Donnan, Mr*. A H. Battle
Mfa. John Donnnn. Mrs. E. K, Will
m
it. Mrs. George Bryan, Mrs. Rober
Thornton. Mrs Robert G. Scott, Mr*
H. Hawes, Mr*. Rlvos Hardy, Mr*
..Thornes p Ftrean, Mrs. Johi
((Armfstead, Mrs. Chile* Ferrell, Mrs
(■Ben Owen.
p Brilliant Washington Wedding.
A beautiful weddlne ivnr celebratef
In old Bt. John's church, Washington
on Wednesday, when at noon Min
Elizabeth Pinckney Goodwin, dnughtei
of Mrr. Walton Goodwin, became tin
bride of Lieutenant Boacoe F. Dillon
s. x.
f,i The rector of the church. Pi. Rolan.
Cdtton Smith, officiated in tha presenm
Jl'tSf a distinguished company, Raldoir
( has St. John's looked morn .beautIfu
than It did the.,, with the chancel filler
V With white spring blnssonis, Thert
Ware great bran, he* of dogwood nnf
»tirtdsJ wreutb and vases Ailed with an
4 itUnclutlon lllle*. The j.ew* r«sarve("
((for the family were marked by clua
y ter# nf the lllle* tied with broad whits
, aatlu rlbb.m,
^ The bride was given iti pmcrlugo b»
PPME brother, l.lnuteuarit Woiton God
'Wilt, Flftl Infantry. Felted Hfalei
; Army Bhe looked charming In ngnwr
Bf white crepe emlo-oldered in pearls
•Ut low In the neck, and with a Ion#
* Bhe wore a tulle veil and orangf
* IS, titid her bouquet war a
Of IfHe* of tile valley The
•groom's wedding gift, a handsome
mond pendant, was her only ortta
K Miss Alice Wnlke <b«)d«ln, her
far, was the maid of honor. Him
PPP
17th Annual Music Festival
The Wednesday Club
Qly Aiuiiror'.un:, Monday and
Tuaaday, April 25th and 2<tth.
The Wednesday < luh CWut,
The Children1* Chorus
The I'llUburg Festival Orchestra
Mine Alice MerritKJochran, So
pnwut.
Miss Lifiia Hni liing, Contralto
Dir, F ranklin Lawson, Tenor.
Mr. Frank Croxton, Hass, and
Mme. Jomelli
famous operatic Prima Donna.
Mortdav Night, Jomt’di Night,”
' _!H»rc{ia;>‘3tiU» program.
idej Matinee. Children'* Chot
i, Artf*U and Orchestra.
Flight, Mcudi-tsaohn'V "liH
25c, S#c. TScV ftii," $1.54
and S2.44.
now ar-Hui* «t the CaUe
Company, 213 Fad Broad
BEHIND THE
BREAD PAN
Fitted With light, tOOttMM
Macalt aland* t»a fnmoua
M iHk Making Fnurdar,
aim unuauni m«rit la pra
narrag hjr tha pataotad molat
ort • proof tin-foil am-bw4
can
orEH THREE VTLUOH
PSOPLK USE
GoodLuck
Baking Powder
And h mania with tha approval
of all oooka who grant It a
thorough trial It loarana M
ttr and raqutraa loan.
• oueeaa. I oantg; 1 pound,
)• coat*; at four Honiara.
Tbs Southern
Manufactnruf Company
nCHKOXI^ TA.
| a becoming gown of pain blue crape,
trimmed with whit* lore, and her <"at
v.hm a large mushroom r.hnpe of white
IIffreT with a garland of" rokes and fur
iaet-me-nota around. the crown. The
best man wu# Lieutenant Walter Tl.
' Sinead. V. 8. 1ST., and the ushers, all
\ navy men, were Lieutenant H. T. Wln
e ton. Lieutenant George \\. Steele, Jr.,
Paymaster Charles E. Parsons, Ucu
. tenant Albert Church and Ensign An
! drew S. Hickey
Lieut. Dlllen and his attendants
| wore the full dress navy uniform and
, Lieut. Goodwin that of the army A
‘ breakfast for the out-of-town guests
| and a few Intimate friends and rela
tives followed at the Goodwin home,
i In Nineteenth street, which was dero
I rated with quantities of spring (low
' era.
Later In the afternoon Lieut, and
Mrs. Dlllen iert for their wedding trip,
i Mrs, Dlllen wore a smart suit ol dtag
| onal blue cloth, with a small blue bat
trimmed with viotets .Loeut. and
j Mrs Dlllen will go later to Norfolk,
where Lieut Dlllen Is attached to the
: Delaware.
Among the out-of-town guest* who
j came to W ashington for the wedding
were the bridegrooms mother. Mrs.
Dlllen, and his aunt. Mina Armstrong,
jot indianapoils, the Misses Goodwin,
j ol Middleton, Conn., aunts of Miss
Goodwin; Min* lletta Preston, of Hal
Utnore; Dr. William lee kwood, Dr.
j Prank Anderson. 1 8. N.; Mrs. Henry
P. Price, wile of Lieut. Commander
I Price, of the Delaware, to which ship
j Lieut. Dlllen i* attached, amt Mrs
j Charles Q. Harris, of Richmond.
' Some of The guests at the i hurrh
; were Mrs Walter McLean. Mrs. An
i drew Bradley, Mr* Kellogg. Miss
i Eleanor C’ullom Htdgely, Mr. und Mrs.
J George Appleby, Miss Henrietta Pitch,
! Mis* Annie Irwin, the Misses' Down
j ing. Mias Evelyn Chew, the Miser a
t Finley. Mrs, Russell 11. Harrison, Mrs,
i E C. Brooks, Mias Margaret Brooks
■ Mrs. Jewett, Miss Mata l Hjume, Mist
i Katherine Crane. Gen. and, Mrs. Wo
! therspoon, Major and Mrs. Henry
j T<Md, Mias Rose Bradford. Miss rath
j orliie Hush Porter, Mias Isabelle ;Ua
. gruder, Mr and Mrs. G. Gould Lin
j clou, Mrs. George .Sutherland, ilis*
, Edith Sutherland, Mrs. Constantins
i Chase. Dr. Middleton Elliot, D. s N.,
and Mrs. Elliot, Lieut, and Mrs Kob
ert Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Churlet
Campbell and Dr. and Mrs. Dunlap
(•aatoii-bmlth.
Mbs Edith Byrd Smith, daughter o(
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kite Htnitn, will be
1 very quietly married to Mr. Arthui
Lee Gaston, a prominent attorney oi
Chesttir, S. C., Thursday evening al
■ half alter six o'clock In the home ol
. Mr. ami Mrs 8. Wj Travers, 8u2 West
,! Franklin stret. Mr. Clark, rector ol
Hi, James i.plscopui church, win per
i form the ceremony which, owing tc
, extreme Illness in the bride's faintly
will be wtineeBod only by the family
and n few very i lose friends,
Mr. Gaston and bis bride will leave
Immediately niter ttio ceremony fol
Northern points, and on their return
will la- at home In Chester, 8. C.
Of Internet Hero.
Trinity church, Newark, X, J , wm
the scene of a wedding of much In
terest to Itlchmond me lely on Wed
nesday afternoon «t 4 o'clock when
'Miss kmellne Agnew Condlct, 'laugh
ter of the lute Stephen A. Condlct, of
orange, X. J.. and Mr*. Condlct, to
the Ilev. ltoger Atkinson Walk*-, son
of the late Mev. ld-wla Walke, of Vir
ginia. Hlght Kev. Robert Alexander
Gibson, ot Virginia, performed the
ceremony,
| Palma, lilac* und utnrr flow «r» deco
rated the <■ (lurch. The bride, wenr
i lng a gow/. of whlto satin, cmlirolder
I ed creep and a tulle veil and carrying
j u shower of lilies of the valley, enured
| with her brother, Mr, Philip King
'Condlct. She was attended by her
cousin, Miss Carter, as maid of honor,
and Misses Elisabeth Carter, Helen
Wheeler, of Newark; Kidder and Gif
fin, of Orange, N, J,j Dobbin, of Bal
| tlmore, anil Holland, of Philadelphia,
all of whom wore gowns of w hite net
with pale groan satin girdles, und car
ried bouquets of w hite lilai s. Dig J,
Wood* Price, of Saranac Ltk«, was
tti« best man, and the ushers tnelud
| ed Lewis Brainier, of Richmond j
Thomas Urajtdsr, formerly of this
I'dty, but now ui Now York; Hobart
, < V Dndd, of Chicago; William T. Car
ter, Jr , and J. Nelson Curler, of New
ark; Dr, II. Dawson Pnrnlse, of Now
, York.
Following the ceremony u reception
wcm held at tils home o fthe bride’s
(aunts, the Misses Condlct. of 74 Park
(place, Newark, Only (he immediate
funny u wi.ro present at the recaption,
owing to mourning In both the -bride’s
land groom’s families.
Mr. Walke, who Is a brother of Mrs.
• Thomas Urander and Mr. Bidden
i Walke. of this city, and has spent
j several years in the Japanese mission
j field, and has recently been engaged
jin Virginia mUaiont
i Mr. aud Mrs Walks will sail for
I England on April 23, on route to
{Japan.
Kaufman—Miller.
A quiet home wedding was solemn
I tied Wednesday morning at the home
( of the bride's mother. Mrs. Harmale
Miller, 34 West Marshall street, when
Miss Cornelia Miller became the bride
■ >f Mj Joseph H., Kaufman. Mr. an
Mrs. Kaufman left immediately after
the ceremony for the North, and will
be at home in several weeks at 24
West Marshall.
To llltc Recital.
The faculty and pupils of the Rich
mond Conservatory of Music wjUl give
another of tfoeir -».■ mi-monthly rer lyuJs
■^tn Thr’r stedtn-. T.iJS TTSJff TE'kce tQ*f«XT
on Friday evening These recitals
during the past have contributed
greatly to the pleasure of the music
loving people of Richmond, and have
been largely attended during the ses
sion_ ____
An attractB e program hag beep V
ranged for Friday evening and th«
public ts cordially invited
Xeteen—Davie.
Colon Station Methodist Episcopal
church will ha tha acenr of a pretty
wedding n««t Monday morning at 10
o'clock, whan t'aptatn and Mr*. John
C. Da via wfll give In marriage their
daughter. Bertie Gordon, to Mr. Ray
mond Z. Net ten, formerly of this city,
Trar now of Orange, Va. The Rev.
Reginald H. Potts will officiate, and
.he church will he decorated i with
palms and fema. The bride will en
icr the church with her father, at
tended t-y her meM of tumor. Miaa
Sadie Wakefield, who will wear an
emhmldered lingerie (rock, with large
cloture hat. mid will carry a bouquet
of American Beauty rotes. The bride
■rill wear a green traveling cult, with
• at and gloves to match, carrying a
‘.-ower bouquet of Bride’s rosea and
• lies of the valler. The bridegroom
•’■’hi have as hlR best man Mr. Ernest
*!. Woodson. The groomsmen will tn
'ude Arlelgh I* Davis, Leroy Smith,
Garold K. Nelson. J. Macon Bailey,
■fr William Reginald Walker will
■ eslda at the organ, playing Mondele
hn'a wedding march. A reception
>v'U be given to the bridal party 8at
- relay evening In the home of the
ride’s father, the home decoration
,'-tg whit* and yellow. Immediate
f after .he ceremony Mr. Nelsen and
IS bride will leave for Mobile. Ala.
-nd other Southern points. Guests
iom a distance Include Mr. and Mrs.
>hn W. Albers, of Camden, N. J.;
Mr*. J. A. Jones, of Fredericksburg,
Va.; Mrs. Ellas E. Smith, of Mineral
'ty, Va; Mrs. Rudolph H. (Mil, of
-ange, Va.; Mr and Mrs. John
Wakefield, and Miss Lilia Wakefield,
of Portamouth. Va.; Mr. and Mrs J.
Vaughan Jones, of Hamilton, Va.: Mr.
(and Mrs Ellsworth Campbell, of Cov
! lugton. Ky., ami Mr. and Mrs Wll
j Ham Conway’, of Garrison, Ky.
Mra McGee Hostsee.
| by* beautiful home of Mrs. VV. A.
McCJe^ on Orpyp avenue. wrus the scene,
i or an enthusiastic gathering of Park
‘J.-Hicadionui Mission w.tWh oh Tuea
i day afternon. It »hk the second of
i j* semi-monthly meetings of the eo
i clsty. A large crowd wus in attend
ance and several visitors were present.
| After the devotional exercises and
busineas discussions, several musical
selections were rendered. An enjoy
' 5 m ho"r followed, during which
delightful refreshments were dls
pensed by the hostess In her character
istle hospitality. She was assisted bv
Mrs. E. T. Hines
Mi*S Ober Married.
day8y" th* Baltlmore Sun «f Thurs
"One of the prettiest and most nrtts
Ueally arranged weddings of the sprlm
tiypk place at 7 o’clock last evening
**** Mi»s Grace Hamhletno Ober
daughter of Sir. Albert Graham Ober
was married to Mr. Charles Harve
Palmer, of Milwaukee.”
The bride wore a gown of white satli
trimmed with rare lace, a tulle vel
fastened with orange blossoms, an<
carried a bouquet of lilies of the val
ley and orchids. She was attended b
her sister, Mist Katharine Hamhleto
Ober, as maid of honor, and Miss*
Elisabeth Otier and Miss Gertrud
Palmer, of Milwaukee, as flower girh
Elttle Miss Marjorie Ober and Wood
berry Ober acted as train bearers.
The beat man was Mr. Allien (
Ober, Jr., of Princeton, a brother of th
bride, and the ushers were Mr. Nellie
Bacon, of Connecticut, and Mcssn
Douglas, J. Mamblcton, Beverly, Krun
H and Robert Ober, cousins and broth
ers of the bride.
Misb Ober visited hen during th
past winter as the guest of Mrs. Job
J. Hlckok. and was much admired.
Y. W. C. A.
| There will tie a rally of the workers
| In the Young Woman’s Christian As
sociation membership campaign Friday
| afternoon at 6 o’clock in the Y. W
jC. A. building. Mrs. Cary Johnson,
’chairman, will present Dr. D. Clay
Billy, who will apeak on the subject,
"Service.” There will be music and
refreshments. All the members are
: urged to he present
Personals.
Mrs. ' William Hhields and Miss
Aouisc Shields, of Leslngton, are the
guests of Mrs. I\ M. Conner.
• » •
Dr, and Mrs. T. P. Eppes, of Black
, stone, Va., are the house guests of
Gnernor and Mrs. Mann. Dr. Eppes is
l attending the Presbytery here.
• • t
Mrs. Franklin II. Agnew, of Penn
sylvania. is spending some time In this
!
• • •
Mrs. Emmett Thomas, of Grove ave
nue, has returned to her home, after a
■ visit to fretnds In Charlotte eountv.
• • •
Miss Flora Annan, of Baltimore, is
the guest of .Vligs Gray, on Bark ave
nue.
Mrs. Swanson, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Arthur W. Dunn In
! Washington, hug returned to her
| home.
• » *
| The Ctn rent Events Class will meet
at the Woman’s Club on Friday after
noon at S o’clock.
• • »
Alias I.aluloii Rives, who has boon
visiting friends here, lias returned to
i her home In Clement,
* * •
Mitts Betty Dickinson, of Hollins In
stitute, is spending the week with
| friends here
* * *
Miss Florence Easley, of Houston, Is
the guest of Miss Kitty Lancaster.
• • •
Miss Kth«t Hickey, of Washington,
Is the guest of Mrs. Frank K. Htaey,
at mil Hanover avenue.
• » *
Miss Bessie Merritt, of Norfolk, will
arrive In Richmond Saturday to attend
; the Draper-Shields wedding on Wed
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Splint,
$4.50
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All size* .
West Virginia Splint,
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New River Lump
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D. HR. CONVENTION
5HELTEMG THEFT
Mysterious Woman Crook Active
in Ranks of Convention in
‘Washington.
VALUABLE OEMS STOLEN
Thief is Not Member—Flees in
Taxi Following Ilenounee
inent from Platform.
WASHINGTON, 0. <\. April 21.—A
mysterious woman crook, wearing the
insignia of the X"). A. It.. w.ts the fore
most character In the minds of the
Daughters to-day when the session
convened, with a million dollars
worth of Jewelry on display.
Two rings, one u $8,000 diamond
and the other a valuable diamond
and sapphire jewel, have been stolen
| from two of the Daughters, Whose
names are kept secret, during the ses
sions. Ti>-day a squad of detectives
"combed" the crowd that entered the
hall, and every woman who entered
| was closely scanned.
The loss of the jewels recalled an
I Incident of Tuesday's session, when
! President-General Scott suspended all
i business to say:
j “There Is u woman In the hall who
I is not a member of the organization,
land if she does not leave immediately
jtiie police will he called in."
I A fashionably dressed woman fled
precipitately from the rear of tip- hall.
I jumped Into a waiting taxicab, and was
I gone In a moment. The police would
i like to find her.
When the congress Is in session
there is a show of wealth of Jewelry
that would outshine a royal court. An
i expert has estimated that the liaugh
ters were over a million dollars’ worth
1 of gems. Mrs. John Miller Horton, ro
| gent of the ftuffalo Chapter, alone dls
I plays jeweled orders and ornaments
I worth over $10,000.
inspector 111
ASK FOR RELIEF
! Proposes to Request Council to
Name Another Custodian
for iCty llall.
Building I nwpect'ir Henry Beck has
notified the council committee on
grounds and tmlldtngs that unless he
Is vested with authority in managing
the City Hull Unitors he will no
longer he responsible as custodian of
the building, and at the next meet
ing of the council ho will ask that
; he lie relieved of the City Hall, of
fering as ills saccessor the chairman
i of the sub-committee on grounds and
buildings.
The committee Wednesday night
overruled Mr. Beck In his contro
versy with the janitors, declaring that
the City Hall employes should not he
oompellud to work during legal taoli
davs, nor should they' be dooked for
absences caused by sickness or other
causes. v,
Mr. John r Do* Lea's*, of the
committee, announced that the Jani
tori. would be heard on ail appeals
from Mr. Beck’s decisions, and that
whenever they considered themselves
badly treated or tmpossd upon they
should report it directly to the com
mittee.
!n answer to itaia the building in
spector declares that he either is In
charge of the f’ity Hall men or is
not. and that while ns respects the
committee, he proposed to find out
just what a custodian la and what his
duties are, and . nssquently will peti
tion the council for Information and I
relief
POLICE USE CLUBS
ON FEMALE RIOTERS
NEW YORK. April 21-—Forty wo
men were severely dubbed and then j
arrested to-day following a riot in !
connection with the strike in the:
Americas t\ nlage Manufacturing.
Company's plaint in. the Green Point i
section of Brooklyn.
Yesterday the management announc
ed that the mills had been closed down
Indefinitely because of the strike. Some
former employee^ wanted to return to
work and the decision was reconsid
ered.
• ■ Wha* the deserters tried to get back-,
to-day they wen alfsaBM Py t wo’)
In which women, and girls predomina
ted. »Vce-for-ull fighting, With baf
plns as the favorite weapon, followed.
Police reserves charged the crowd,
which fought bark. By free uae of
dubs the police finally got the upper
.....
COLLEGE JH
IS HEID IS THIEF
I Admit* Having Klulen Two Gold
Watches from Rooms of
Students.
CLOTHING MISSING ALSO
Shoes and Vests Disappear—
Charge May Be Felony—
Property Not Received.
In the arrest of Charles Johnson,
| a negro, who for a long time was
janitor In the Richmond College, the
j police believe they have made an im
[ port&nt capture, and the students of
1 the Institution are confident their
! clothes will not be taken from their
j rooms any more.
The prisoner, now confined in the
Second Station, admits he stole two
gold watches from the rooms of stu
dents, each timepiece being valued at
more than $80. Freshman V owell
lost one of the watches and Senior
K. B. Strlngfellow lost the other.
Student J. H. Bristow missed a
pair'of shoes after the janitor had
visited his room, and Mr. W. M.
Lodge, a law student, did not have a
'ot of vests that he lett in his room
lor to the trip made one day b.v
ti., lanltor.
Razors without number—more than
twenty, It is said—have been stolen
from the rooms of the students at
the college. The robberies have been
reported from time to time, but until
Wednesday night no arrest waa made.
Johnson was arrested by I vtectivr
Wiley, who had been given Infor
mation from the students at the col
lege. The negro will lie tried Satur
day upon one specific charge—that
of stealing a pair of shoes from Mr.
Bristow. In the hearing of the evi
dence bench warrants will he is
sued. and he will be sentenced, r
convicted, upon these. The watches
ho stole have not been recovered.
If their value Is placed above $S0.
the case will be a felony, and will
go to the Hustings Court.
CREW OF WHALER
TO LIBEL SHIP
Declare Capiain Fair. But tinn
ers Unjust.—Demand Extra
Pay.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS., VA.. April 21.
—Claiming pay for ninety-three days
overdye time, the crew of the whaler
Margaret, lying at Hampton Roads, i*
going to Norfolk this afternoon to
libel the ship. Members of the crew
ran the captain treated them right
but that the owners of the ship in
Boston have not stood by the captain.
The crew's contract calls for pay
ment when they reach the home port.
The ship sprung a leak in t,.v- Vorth
Atlantic and was repaired at Barba
doea. The crew members want pay
for extra time. It is said a sea law
>er stirred up the trouble.
LYNCHBURG CROWDS
AFRAID OF WEATHER
ITlireatcnimr Weal her Caused
Many Autoraobiluts to
Give Up the Trip.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, April 31.—
Over live hundred fans went to Roa
noke to-day on the baseball special to
•\eo the opening game between the
local and the Roanoke teams this af
ternoon.
Threatening weather caused the
ito'# a to be smaller than was ex
pected. The automobile reliability
run started off about nine o'clock this
morning under the auspices of the
Lynchburg Auto Club. The had con
dition of the roads and the cool
weather prevented a majority of the
entrants from starting. Seven con
testants started and are due to ar
rive in Roanoke between one and two
o'clock.
IT BY PARENTS
SHE IS FOUND HERE
Young Woman Who Left Pitts
burg Home Found by Local
Police.
The daughter of parents sahl to be
wealthy In Lancaster. Pa., a sister of
a man who is, by her own stat-«t?nt,
a prominent broker of that city. Oneda
Miller, eighteen or nineteen year* of
age and very pretty, was brought Into
police court Thursday morning and
arraigned on the charge of being a
suspicious character, or a fugitive from
justice from the Quaker State.
She has been missing from her home
for two weeks and the chief of police
of Iancaster notified the authorities
here to be on the watch out for her.
The girl aaid that she did not want
to return to her home and that If she
was forced to go back she would run
aw'ay again. She ia a pretty bru
nette, with deep blue eyes, and she
dresses stylishly. Her character and
conduct is to the contrary.
TRAIN IS DERAILED
WOMAN IS INJURED
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
CHARLOTTE, N. C.. April 21.
Train No. 29 southbound, on the main
line of the Southern railroad, was de
tailed near Qaaton’li this morning.
81* day coaches, two Pullmans and a
private car left the track. One pas
senger. a woman, sustained slight In
juries by jumping from the oar dur
ing the excitement. The track was
blocked two hours.
w
-ttaalilr asS Bests WM.
Dr. A. T. Smith, who was recently
Bleated by the City Council as district
Ihyslctan to succeed Dr. Thomas Pret
ow. resigned: and Mr. E. U Hasker,
who succeeds Mr. Coleman Wortham aa
clerk to the Health Department, have
qualified before the city tdork and be*
run active servlet /
UNDERTAKERS MUSI
60 TO CITY KALI
■ Dcatli Certificates Filed at Health
Office and Burial Permits
Granted There.
Each day bring* forth new change*
which must be conformed to by • sh
eer* and business men of Washington
ward. Though for a few day* these
matter* have caused a little confu
sion, it 1* observed that th»* 1. grad
ually passing, and resident* of one
lime Manchester are rapidly grasp
ing and adjusting these details
All undertakers of the Mouth Mb*
must now obtain burial permits and
file death certificates in the oitve or
the health department In the City
Hall. In emergency eases, however
Assistant health officer Rucs'sr will
' issue permit*. This will be done only
when the health office Is closed.
The city offices tn the new ward.
: which are occupied by deputy heart*
‘ of departments, will close each Sat
urday afternoon at 1 o'clock, ■ on
forming to the rule generally ob
served for many years in Richmond
Marriage licenses can no longer o*
obtained from Clerk of th • Court
| ItuVal. hut victim* of Cupid's arrows
must procure the necessary papers
j at the City Hall.
—
j MOODY RELEASED OX BOM)
OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
Claude Moody, who several day*
ago attacked and serious eul Thomas
, Hancock, was released train custody
: by Judge Wells, of the ilustv igs Court,
1 '’srt It., Thursday morning by fur
1 uithlng a bond of $1,000 for hi* ap
pearante in police court No. J Mon
day morning, when he must answer
a charge of felonious assault, lian
oock. who Is at the Memorial li*va
I pital, is slowly recovering from his
j wounds, which, it is said, were tn
1 flirted with a knife. Th v necessary
| bail was furnished by J. 1’. Jones,
• K. 8. Moody and J. W. Middy.
REVIVAL SERVICES CLOSE;
MET WITH GREAT SUCCESS
Th# revival services, which have
been tn progress at the Weatherford
Memorial Baptist church and Central
Methodist church for about ten days,
closed Wednesday night. At both
I places the meetings have been un
: usually well attended and proved
, highly successful.
! At the Central church Rev. J&mu
M. Rowland assisted the pastor. Rev.
Hdnry C. Pfeiffer, while at Weath
erford Rev. J. W. Downey, pastor of
Calvary Baptist church, Portsmouth,
conducted the services.
Charge* Withdrawn.
Clarence Coxen, who wi„ brought
back from Newport News Wednesday
• it'hf by Police Officer Wa.vmack on
a warrant charging a serious of
fense, nas been released. Wednesday
night he married Mlse Grace v'antp
bell at Trinity church, Chesterfield
county.
Briefs and Personals
______________
Mr. Charle a Burkert returned
Thu red ay from Washington and Bal
timore. where he has been In connec
tion with business matters.
Mr. and Urs. P. O. Zulstra left
Thursday to visit relatives In Charles
ton, 8. C.
A pie party will be given Thursday
night at the home of Miss Ruth Wil
liams. This la for the benefit of the
parsonage fund of the Asbury M. E.
church.
A silver tea will be held Thursday
night at the residence of Mrs. 'Allen
A. Pettigrew, West Twelfth street.
TOO MUCH POLITICS
FOB A LONG DOCKET
Marie Coles, a little ' black pick
aninny whom Justice Crutchfield
characterized as a "baby,” was
In police court Thursday on the
charge of stealing a lot of clothing
from Sarah Thompson, her aunt. The
One John made the aunt take the
child home, giving Instructions at the
same time that he tainted to hear
less of such trivial ma/.ers.
Prank Gray, a little negro, who is
thought to have been with the- two
other little negroes whu stole—leatr
pipe and who were sent to the refor
matory, proved that he was innocent
of the one theft and was dismissed.
At 10:30 the police court had con
c lulled and the Judge said that he was
going out and watch the scramble of
the candidates for the ballot*
~ui . 4 w : -V -Soft.' i*...
NEGRO MISAPPROPRIATES
SECRET SOCIETY'S FOND
Members of Lovers' Union of -Sli
ver Star Cause I tow etl’s
Arrest.
Per serving In the « «t>.u ity of the
Lot ere' Union of the Silver s-'ttur. a
bf.nrw lent society mainto : ,-d le tho
colored people of Washington «ard.
Thomas Howell, a negro, ha- two uin«
involved In financial ditfli ultie*. and
«o this particular star I* alleged to
hate fallen and wound up tn police
court No. 2 Thursday morning < n a
charge of misappropriating funds
Justice Maurice heard a little- of
the testimony and decided that th»
unlucky star had been traveling at
a pace almost equaling that of Hai
ley’s comet, and thought he had bet
ter talk the matter over with tha
grand jury. He was released on ball
of $500. furnished by Janies Win.rce,
cole red.
Just what Howell's peculations will
finally aggregate U not known, but
it is said they will reach well ovir
$100.
EXCEPTIONS FILED To
COMMISSIONEK S REPORT
Judge L- H Wells, in hustings
court, part two, Thursda' morning
hoard exceptions by creditors to th<«
report of W. C. Pulliam. commis
sioner in chancery, In the litigation
of the Utah' (Haas Company, now in
the hand* of roeeivera. The plan 1* t *
get the cause fn such shape as to war
rant n sale of the property by a ds
• crae of the court.
The reclver, the Virginia Trust
Company, was represented by Attor
ney Thomas O. Oordon, while various
creditors presented there exceptions
through Attorneys W. R. Meredith,
Umrmtt Seaton and Charles I* Pag*.
Kducatloiutl Association.
A meeting of the iwsnsbani Edit
rational Association will be held Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock Several
matters of Importance are scheduled
t obe acted upon.
FLOODS OF MONEY
! FROM LIQUOR MEN
! (Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
BRISTOL, VA-, April 21—Nearly
, $60,000 In cash was put up this morns
. lng by the whiskey people of Bristol
lu applying for renewal of their license
for another year, while more will be
i put up this afternoon.
Judge Kelly heard thirteen applica
tion* for retail liquor license, shipping,
manufacturing, brewery, etc., and an
! nounced that he would pass upon them
I with other applications yet to be heard
I to-morrow morning.
| Judge Kelly questioned every appli
f cant closely as to whether he -was try
| lng to eiiforce the laws rigidly, espe
cially against selling to minors, ha
bitual drunkards or intoxicated per
sons. or employing women in tha
places. To one applicant, A. B. Me
; Clellan, he stated he had received an
anonymous letter complaining about
i his place. He warned McClellan not
: to employ minors any more and ques
; tloned him closely aa to his private
i personal conduct.
The retail dealers are required to de
; posit $3,600, the amount of the city
license tax, while the manufacturer's
j license Is $4,600.
Hmbwt Unmh IhwiI.
The Clark of the Hustings Court
Thursday Issued mcrriwge licenses ta
the following
Mr. Andrew Hu bend and Miss Mamie
Gaston; Mr. Prank Huttorf and Mina
Koae Bruffy; Mr. Joseph Grauaman and
Mlaa Matilda Habstroet.
Father Hid ward Meyer, of 8t. Mary'*
Catholic church, quallfled as guarhtaa
SMALL BOTS ARRESTED
FOR THEFT OF FOWLS.
i Surburban residents have suffered of
1 late from the depredations of chicken
thieves and three email pickaninnies
are now in the Henrico county Jail or
the charge of stealing chickens, ducks,
pigeons and geesa. One has confessed
that he stole "soma” chickens, but tha
other two deny they were w'th him any
time and aay they can prove an alibi.
Frank Cosby and BUI Moaby. neither
standing over three feet high and each
as Mack as the hinges of hades, were
arrested Wednesday afternoon by Of
ficer Garnett. Jim Smith was captured
a little while afterwards and has a<l*
nutted that he stole chickens.