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IS IS HEED
« GHIREE
tor Iiwk Saws H*> !)»■< jh n*-«l
Cellar of House \Vijhont
Permit.
Irt KCTI KK lol l KUINt.
K. P. IP in \ ii!nl laiiiiK
Onli iv.i (.i i Out
v! 1i* din .
IV
oiling
I. I
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t!
Au attempt
.inhhr.g ■ *In:
Soun. i! John T f
caused th»
■SU e ot «',»|iian
foo Hanover
Wmung i \icni
tcre lotted m
f*»dn-. *uay right
‘ The WfcH* of (>:
»W«l in-. I,- v h i
fCck-d I y ; uly I
Hitter ill uii-d it .msaie i -
kiu and li.i tamlly
Mtf*. overnight Hu-} >v*
| move i-rthwith. ami v
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it in :
I nt pe.
rt main
>rdei ■ d
tint ;ii
th- it
irm
liirpe.t
H
• ■k. Mr.
ntltl V» (fan the
>ut ihi ...
suit. h.
■* iny. Hu i’n
iwed tn r-neo. ani o
ire. »-r even th. dish*.
According t inn
N»w**n) contracted ;
p#rfc wltho.it tt.k;.
ITjf permit' ti
le Will haii Mr H
** Four! tor Hi.,
■ Mr. l’oni-r- admits not having ask
• for a permit, hut sa.o he was ■■■■’
iui opinion that this should have i
One by the owner of the h.usi T‘
Lairu l* srietrol with smi: ; of t..h
Ide on the part of Mr. It- ■ K.
.;"f9»i'r» i an ! hi !j> hut kno» the
uitiliim coil*. tor In is one ... the
{ken Who helped frame it said he
lie km w that t permit had t lit
then out. and that it wn-s Iris dm»
|r aat.’ that this was dom 'i hi con
(taetor always takes out tin permit
|r. Ton -re is respontdhh . and he
kost answer in court
||u addition to till polite prosit n
Mr. Toners will not Improbably
put to a considerable expense in
trill* ' apt a in Henry's residence
owner says in ha* n written roii
I, in which the councilman agree*
make good any damage in the way
era eked nr settled walls Mr. Heck
it may hi necessary to tear awn;,
rebuild about hull' of the house
« work which i aused all the trou
waa tdfti# several days ago. i'ap
Henry engaged Mr powers to
the cellar, and that a turna«,
t he installed.
Aakad For Help
vili Tower* in gan work and for a
le all went well.
iWTndnesdav evening 1 •.•!• itt Httild
Inapector John Hutler happened
kf driving out !’ movi r A emu
aaw a pile of dirt in front of i'ap
Henry'* residence, and .-topped
Investigate In the cellar -if the
he found Mr. Towers, greatly
ed.
?>*Help me out of this implored tin
These walls hi* settling and
king and I'm in an awful ti\
A brief inspection showy d Mr
|«r that things were serious 11
Captain Henry and his family
get out of the house at once Thor
•retired the services of laborers, ire
to work bolstering up tin walls. P
,nt a total collapse. The m*'i
far Into the night
Mr. Beck says that tin foundation
dr the house are only nit.- bn 1.-'
The building code requires that
thickness te not less Hum thirteen
Mr. Beck says he w ill insist that
Powers strengthen the walls m
irtt as 1* necessary Altogether, hi
Mr. Power's contract is going o
most costly.
KjSi; struck by Stris-I < ar.
r. A few moments after his jir:it
■Licitmopd from HhuinansvtUe. \" .
Wednesday Mr V. U Wharton we
ICfc by a westbound ''lay dr,
He "a* painfully bruised. Itu'
not seriously injured. He w a
:«n to the Virginia hospital. or
injuries were treated.
Hallowe'en Turly.
* There will It u Hallow. - n pan:
"k the attendant watches am
its at the Woodland Heights Hup
•rhUTch Friday night, October
young ladles of the church wll
the hostess.- and Mrs. l.u. , am
West End Angels will gio- .-■■»
1 number
t-liol Through Both lags.
fSftlXlAMSBFU.:. V He-pd...,
(r. A. tv. Hitchens a lo. al but.
«ud very dangerously woun
elf while unloading a ftk cal
rolTer Wednesday afternoon at
O’clock. Th- bull i nn-red tin rl
and passed through both I
ph»i. ian i-ar that paralysis i
lit
io service* at Jsrusa
Heathsville
-4*1 to The Richmond Virginian 1
P!KATmMV!U,K. VA , Ort 2:.
hom*- 01 Mi. ami \lr> J. \\
llill. wi i.iirgcsi t*to|.-. this 1 .juiiti
the acetic hi .t ■ ■ r? prett? •
wawning when their yonngevi
i liter, Nannie 1‘auiiin . Iiwame tin
Of Mr. Samuel <• Newn.it)6. ul
Beater count?
At the earl? . a mile lighting tin
entered th>- parlor on the urn
r«he groom to the strains .4 i,.>h<-n
• wedding imroi rend. re.l In
Aimed* t.'routher. Mi>- Gertrud*
lUn, lister 01 tin i.rib , turning tie
Rev. C. II William*. foon-led
slfcev. A. 1' Kh . . |..110l ined tin
my The bride was bccomingl?
in white atul carried a I..
«[ white chrysanthemum*, hoi
the c erenion? lunvhcon a a:
to the bridal part? and friends
| jell da? the couple left f..r Ho i
home in tiinu« « n. r ..one
Je’s traveling red ?? as ol si. 1
Cloth, with hat .. g: o• s e
turn Point, at tin mouth ot c..ui
on the Potomie. rivet, at ihb
is the center of great a.tiiit?
Is the most important point ui
hod? of water Captain Andrea
rl*, one of the best bueiries
In Northumberland, who is < re
in the fish and oyster busincsi
point, is. giving .inpiovm.n
t* large number j • op;.- Tb.
Sing of the oyster wae.n tia.
ght to the liar bo r oyatermen fron
_ part of the coast to find a mar
• for th«ir oysters, and daily th<
Is Ailed with craft of every d*
In search of the crisp bill
of this property so numer
ibuted among y>e oystermei
»on. Lake, a short dlatane,
fiver, is Walnut Point’s cio*
•friftn a standpoint of aetlvit
season of the ?.-ar. Messrs
A Headley are buying oyster
shucking house t» in opera
lem Baptist * hun h. In Richmond
comity, Here largely attended h> peo
pit* from the upper end of this rount\
»*n Sunday. I *r W illiam K. Hat* her
preached i*'» sermons which capti
vated hi* heir«Mi
] n It. K Booker. of i .out burg. this
county, i« attend I rot a meeting *»f the
State Medical A?s \ iuti<*n in Norfolk,
Va . this week.
I'nlcsa more interest is shown it* th*
political situation in Northumberland
county during the next week than is
now manifested, it l» safe to say, that
a small vote will polled at the
Clou to he he»»1 November H. Not for
many yearr has as little interest been
shown in any ampuUrn While it is
a foregone conclusion that Hop V\ t
Junes will, m« usual, receive « most
flattering vote in this county. every
thing indicate* a email vote, ami mntiv
uualiin d voters will not even take tin
time t-» g«* t«» the polls Every 'ear
x • « apitMtimi tax -t shows a falling
..rr t. th mimi" r of person* paying
their poll ta\«s in time, the number
.{, rs !.. r verv v ert r.
Anm-:nrcm* nt* < th»- dates of th«
; 11r> t< he in »•! In ♦}•«* se* tioti Iip.v*
»m n mud* an*! *r« m follows . ’ *
; *! .l Jv Math* w
IP ;,jh' u . N* vemher 2. and 4 Kil
\ N • • \ * * m t1 • • i •* hi and Jl Kll
m*rn*-k ‘ di.r***! Fa*r 1*. IT aid ’V
He.ithsville i’td,>r*tl Fair. 2 - 24 and
TO HELP HARDING
IN OHIO CAMPAIGN
w VS»i I \( ;t< in. i > ' < >ot - * —
|.|,1.* f.-r th" , mnp.cKii fjtffi he* to
• l.-in.-in* > > r.tury of Slat"
Kno* mol S. • r. cry of th. Trp«#urj
MiirV. ich, >n i »hio. w . r," annoitnrc.l
I).'!"- to .la. Mr Kii"\ i» to spfrtk
with (Inril.n^ * • .I'oluinhu* on .V>
.-nil- I .' mill ut t ‘in<-lnnatt Nnx.rn
!.,.r Ma< \ ">iKh « ill <|>i'Mk at To
on Vovritihr-r ... m.l ;it Cl*'."
Imii.I on Nov "ttihw “
Sii.rt t« . .. rto\ to ini'. ]i"kf.|i
. ' in ! o t i "I \ ■ iVI-Ulbor 1. t * i * t
.*i *. ChairritHit Lnylln io>k"d for n
. hntiK*-. in of.lHt to hnvi- the Ki . ro
tarv at tin hitf • I.oul ns miottns nt
Cno innnti
GREAT BRITAN FEARS
AN EGYPTIAN HOLY WAR
IMma liriii^h l;«irn' m Souchti; <*n
War Kooiin- With All IV
>il*lc SjUAui.
i.'»NhMN, « »• t 27 In .* *1 -*p»rat*
effort to put th-* Finish force in Egyp
• n t war l' * o ting with (he greater
posfihle ape* !. fill e»f(i« ers of Kgyptiai
regiment* are hurrying 1 * rejoin the!
commands. Their leave .as cmmcvIUm
» y an order issued a week ago.
many of them wet. giv*n unni t-< »i.
t«* . «i*i*1 * :»• preparation* for their re
turn to Egypt.
Th«- war "Hi* * nutko* no attempt t<
<<ui'**Ml it.- feiu oi an. uprising ii
Egypt ami the Soudan during th*
coming winter Last year's* mires
pioHontt-d 1111L • hut political animu
tion, hut in the last ms months tin
situation has taken a molt seriou
turn and the g* n« ra! impression i
that a Mohammedan- holy war'' wii
i he preached soon. npd that this wil
lit- the signal for a widespread natlv*
oiitbre* k.
(Afticial. Loudon das!. expects th*
recall of Sir Eldon tJoist, the gover
nor general, and th* appointment ii
his plac* *»t tin- Hirdar *»f the Soudan
Sir Kegnmid W'ingat*-. with the pow
*‘rs <»f a military dictator
"MAYOR GAYNflfi IS OFF
HIS TROLLEY," HE SAY!
( hii i of Washington I’iiIht 1 Ku'
Nut l.ikf ( ritiri-m hv New
Vi irk* r.
Washington, ii <\, 11.1 .'7.
Mu Vi.r lia.vnor is 'ill li!.“ Indie;.
This jg thi' r* |ily .if Major Hyivestei
h(> l nl thi- Washington imliiv, i
thi' rev elutions of New Vol k's m#vn
. oio i i 11111x Ihi mnrnllt; of the i upl
till.
'll Muior Guvnor walked tin'**
mill .* "ii IV mis.', !v anla no mu ’ hoi
Major S* h I'Mi-r to-day, "all h»- »nv
was a tin*' of in.Him; pietlire shows
bright light* anil a few smiling me
and noliifn. Min and women smll
ever; win n It isn't a i rime.
"In Washington w i* nev er hav e ttior
than inn arrests oil a Sundav high
In .New York I v enture t" sa v. the
have tivi or six hundred on Kunda’
night along T.ioadwu.v alone. N'ei
York Is a i.-mniereinl city where wick
idness thriven."
Ur. <1. V Goricll l oiiinl Head.
iTU’KPKIl, VA„ Oct. 27.— Hr. .In
|,|i V leirrell, a iiromlnent druggie
i t ’n11>< per. was found dead hi h.
i-. d hen- Wedn.i i.day. I >r. mured r.
tire.I last night In his usual goo.
health and his oiddeii death i'll
most s* Vere shot k.
Mrs. i ill*s< >1). who lives in the l-'We
end of (’ulpetier . ounty, had li,.r nrn
broken and sustained other initiri. t. ii
u runaway A portion of‘the harm s
on the hors** she was driving hrok.
..11 a steep hillside.
frown King Voveintx-r II
WASHINGTON. I >. <’•. "ft -'7
The . ereTTiOllies of till* aee. ssi el '
the King of Siam will i"inm< n.'t ..i
Nov.-mlar s. The coronation prope
. , urs on the 11th. As the frtuntr:
s in mourning for the lut*. kind. th.
. I.ronation festivities will h» post
[„,n',.(| nee..ruing to Siamese custom
intil after the . nhmtion of rlie Ian
kniK. n* xl >f*:ir
I
I
I
I.ATI^T t i:\*l * Fllil HK-*.
\U^UIX.TO\, Oct. 27.—Ihr
iphniim «Wi»r ■uiiHiiapptl thr fol
IohIiik rental In «*f the 1HIO enutu
rJ-Allou l
A«ritalk, < oait., UitMVt, laprMuw
uzo,
Oberlfn, Ohio, 4,1015, I nrrenne
U«*«
VWtliluu. Ohio, d,**7f», deerenoe
*oulh Ni*r«nlk, <
\ph i.ouiiou, < i<nu, i:»,nr>o.
Mlddlelot* h. liii ludlaK Middle'
town l It*, i «nu , 20,7 40.
Middle lot* u City, <oii., 11,
M».
Asufalurk, t'o.-Rxteantya with
JlMfalUfk burough, (uu., 12,
722.
Mil It man tie, lonn, II^M.
Wl anted laorongh, ioaa.,7,T.*VI
l>*abur>, l oan., 20,234.
Manchester, ( onn„ 12,041.
T«»rdii* on town, including
Turrlnaton lioronich. («>ui., 10,
b2**.
Nertvfeh town, Including \or
vrleh t 'Uf, 2*^!t>.
\arwteh (It?, W^t7.
MACK SIGNS UP
FOR LIFETIME
.Muiiiip r of Athletic* Wiic ( u
pifl's (Janie uml I-*■«<IFtri<1*
to Altar.
iiui.Ai'Ki.piiiA, t'A tm —
i ’-irni-Uu* Mi-Oillicnddy (' < 'onnie
Mark"*, manager ot tin- Athleth s. and
I'aiheiftne Kallohttn. of this eit>. were
married m AII-8ouls Oatboii?' chnreh
in Tioga at V o'clock lo-du>. Nat. to
ins an n tanitli, niT to ini’ relatives
. i hns briar, nr tn anj ot ihe mem
bers of tnc champion basenail tram
that hi led to victory. did < outlie
i ilia MMlIotiHd tvnitprr the news
that thry «rtf going to i>i- married
bi-da} .
Not until Mu k ualieieo Ins briiie
into hi* borne ami murmured ba“h
i ulh to thorn* »> t his lamlly "ho hap
Itent*tl to t>e there V\ ant yon to meet
m> wile." did any one know that this
war? Connie's" wedding day.
When the big parade Is held her?
on Novembei -• In honor ot the vn -
tortoti* ti'nm. amt the bamim1’ at ti^
It, II. vne-Htratforii. and all tin other
i ? si 1 vttier that ar. planned in honor
of the world’s bas.-hall ehantpions,
■Connie” won't be to* re. It* will b*
on the high seas with his brnb. sail
ing away toward Italy on his noney
111 lent
storm Warning.
NKW liulK. October .it The lol
lowiriK special Htorui warning "as or
dered postt'd 11> tile It" a i .* eat m*r
hute»u tn-dtfy
Southwest storm warnings "111 oe
displayed at 11 A. M. ir*>m Kastpoft.
to tin* lieiawafe breakwaters
The rotrrri that has tieeh central over
tin* lower lake region Is moving east
ward and w ill on use nrt. k to high
southwest winds to-day shifting to
northwest to-night
’ omul lot-time in Itiii-cau.
l.l'RAV \ A oi l. -’i After a sys
Iriimtli search of several days the
relatives of Mrs. Mart liruhaker. who
died in this county n lew days ago
have iteen rewarded b\ ilmlitig shug.y
tui ketl away in a bureau drawi-r •> i ? -
uOO. representing tin savings ot in.-uy
years.
Many *>f the ? atns bear dai » which
allow the old woman began e •tidin '
hor money in middle Hit She "
•j2 years old at the time id he.- d? nit
COMMISSION ISSUES
BATCH OF CHARTERS!
Local Concern Gets 1 *:i£>« r- ol In
corj(oration Koreign I.icitusc
ALo Granted.
i Thu Stun ('oriiornue.il i ‘ommesim
rhurj.ilay issued a heavy *»:*!« It "
iluuter*. one foreign license and at
amendment, the list being ud tullows
Shun uf tin Craftsmen, Inc., o.
Richmond, Vu. ineoriiorators Xu
IhanUI il. I'ttltl, president anil man
iger, Alexandre* W. Jones. vice
president, Oscar 1. Jones, Jr., trees
urtr. all of Hielitnond, V«. Capita
stock Mtixlntnni. $r..«>oo . mitiiniutn
t'J.lddi. 1 injects Mini purposes Will
paper and dc< oration business.
The CatHlpu ('lull. Ini . of Culpeper
Vu. Incorporators A. 1.. tioodbu
president, .1 F. J.atliam. wrretur.i
I-*.. 1.. Slaughter, treasurer. Otis Mai
shall, John J. Davies, K. S. Sperr'. a
ot Culpeper, in. Capital stork Max
iutuni. none qhjcels ami purpose
Si elul ('lull.
Weaver Investment Company. In
ot Roanoke, Va lmorporutors J 'I
Strickland, president; Jeunnetti >
Weav er, vice-president; 1“. H. Weave!
seereturv and treasurer, all of Koa
noki . Capital stock Maximum. # 1 f*.
iillil; minimum, $1,000. ithjeets an
purposes I tea I estate imslmss
A. Well are, Inc , of Norfolk Vu
I ' Im orpofators- Mrs. A Welfare, pres
. ■Idem. James T Atwood, seereturv
I John M. Arnold, all of Norfolk. cMpi
tal stuck -Maximum, $5,000, mini
mum. $1,000. objects and purpose
I H al in bair goods.
' English Investment Corporation, a
ltoanoke, Vu. Incorporators J I
Hear, president; J. A Hear, vjee-pres
idem., li. ft. Fairfax, n< -cretan an
treasurer all of Roanoke t'aidta
stuck Maximum. $25,mm. minimuti
$2,000. Objects and purposes- Ke»i
estate business.
Charles II. Potter A Co., in, , ,
' Alexandria. Va 1 m .u-porators
Charles it. Potter, president; F. I
Williams. sei retHlv ; I. M. itewlet
all of Washington. I*. C. Capital Mm
, Maximum, $25,000; minimum. *5.
dim. ( ibjc ts and purposes- Ilian
' and stationery business
Th Improved l.aboring Men's lien
1 ctieiul Association. of Norfolk Va. In
corporators Thomas I Unrnivv i
president; Junius Cox. vice-president
t A t'ouke, seereturv. ail of Norloil
Va Capital slock- Maximum, nnnt
i ibjects and purposes l-'raternal ben
ein iury association.
‘ The F II- Mend Manufai turtn
(‘ompany, ine,. of Farmville, Va In
corporators • Joseph limner, presi
dept, Wlllianistovvri, Ky.; J. F. Hugx
secretary and treasurer. Farmvilb
Va,: <•. M. Hold son. viee-presideti
Fartnv ille. Va. t'a|iital stock- Maxi
* mum, $20.001'; minimum/ *20.Inn
J i ibjects and purposes -Manufaeim
, eUithitlg ol all kinds
Hayes Memorial Orphan Home.
. Staunton. Va Itu otporators Mr
, i queen K Taylor Miller, president
j Mrs. llorunse Fosby. treasurer; Am
, ! tin Cosby. William Ashby Miller, set
. I retary, all of Staunton, Vu. Fupita
I stock- Maximum, none. Objects an
! purposes—Colored orphans' home.
And amendment was this da' is
sued to charter of Ha wyer-Htev ens
, 1 Cooper (,'ompan.v, ine.. Norfolk. Va
, i changing name l‘> Ka wyer-Htev en
i Company. Inc
i A license to do business in the Htat
, of Virginia was this day issued t
Fhited States Orand Hodge of the < >r
dm- of Hrith Abraham, a i orporatio
. organized and existing under the law
,,f the State of Net' York, a wrltt.e
power of attorney having been hie
with the 11 tnmb.sion appointing J"
sepli Hutton, Commissioner of In or
„me, Ktehmond. Va statutory age.il
No capital stock. (ibjects and pur
poses—Conducting a fraternal betut!
clary insurance association.
ltosensteln Hros. Co , Incorporator
Norfolk, Va. William Kosenstelt
president; Jessr- ltosensteln, vice
presidt nt; Edward J. Knsensteln. see
retai y all of Halt.. MJ. Ca|d
tal i ti. -k--Maxirnittit. liti.noo. mini
room, $ 15,000. objects ami pur
pm.ev’ Manilla'tun- of iailles' cloth
i ing , , ,
(ierman Mutual Huilding and I.oa
! Association. Incorporated. Htchmonf
Va. W. J- Oilman, president; Chsj
1 E I.ohr, vice-president; E. W
Bowles. Jr., secretary and treasurer
all of Illchmond. Capital stock
Maximum. $500,000; minimum, $5,
! mi0. (ibjects and purposes. Hulldlni
and bat! association.
rOM HKVT.
A FOR RENT IN THE K1CHMO.N
Virginian want ads.. wtU nst vou
waist.
A..-,q ..-.I. e. • , M • M".''-.
FIND NO BODIES
II FIDE DEBRIS
N ;uvlli" in KuiilS Fltil- I') Sul»
'•fimliiifD Itmnor* of Incinora
li'>n» ll.miKUts.
YJi'TOHIA H <\ Oct. 2T.-Search
t«* - cl ti > of 11 * ♦* ruins of the li t’»» which
hut night destroyed a large part of the
business s. i lion of \\ t* ria fails to
show ;tp\ causualties nesptte the many
reports that several pf*rsi ns were dead t
i»i th. debris Neither i* it ,*>elieve..l j
that any one was Injured
The property damage w ill approach
elt.se to I2.ooo.oaa. Th. ipholstcring
d« piirtment of David Sj•* * * r and Com
pass* sustained the greatest individual
loss nh»ut CiOO.tMMi. The Western Colon
building and »t large number of other
lesser buildings were r< npUtely de- ,
simyed. The Times Herding was de
stroyed, *T1 e Driard }l el and Pem
berton Hotel, two of the larges? struc
tures were in imminent d.’ ..•/ r hut
ware raved.
I
BE EtECTEfi AGAIN
Mi dical Sori.'tv <>f \‘: 'iniu Will
Srlict Richnu'ii'ii r ii'
bcentary.
MillHil.K, VA, i), .. The j
Medi< al Foeietj of Yirg.:. in session
h< rp. H expected la,te tl s afternoon
to elect l >r <* C. Bright. of Jarratt's,
it- president. I>r. Ban ...*n B. lid
ward.-. ut Richmond, nil »»e re-elect
»d • • i *-thry. He has t;li< j thin place
toll\ »ars, but was unn <• . because
of sickness. to come .*• Xoifoik. Hi.
son. i *r t'harlea M. hd ..rds. is tilling
his place here.
to. • H. Havinder. the Marin®
Hospital Se.rvli f-.. was nnahP* to mint'
to read a pa per on ,»• iagra. i >r.
1: Wilson, i ■ h i < • j put hologi.st
<• t Mayo > Clinic, Ho hester. waj«
heard with interest to-da; on • malig
nant tumor." In*. Knni* i S Williams,
• i Kit hmoud. and a niimt. r of phy
sicians ussed "hook • ■rm
Tht session ends to r iron after
noon with an oyst* r *st at Capr
Henry.
NKWTnKT NEWS, VA.. October
-'7. It is learned here that this alter
noon at Norfolk the rv , utivc Coun
cil * f the State Mode - So.-ietv will
in minute officers for th ensuing year
as follows:
i I *r i*. Wright, of ,1 "ratt's. presi
dent
i I*? Joseph T" Huxt' i. of Newport
New S, V iei -president.
f »r Hatidoxi f>. Edvvar !> Hi* hmond,
s< . iv tar>.
l>r. U M. .Slaughter Theological
S. urinary treasurcr.
Nominations are eqtii •.Hut to elee
1 tioti
ITALYS KING AIDS
: IN RELIEF WORK
i XAl'LKS. i K lulu r J.".— King Vic tor
• ! to-day inspt t ted the relief w ork at
• <Yi«irt and tin* nth* r hamlets on the
• Gulf of Salerno which were devastat
ed by the recent < v‘i*>ne. Kvery where
i In went he was given an ovation by
the sufferers and h.> presence aided
the authorities in stimulating the
i re I ogees to help themselves.
; Th** work restoring the towns
stricken by the • Pnidhurst and tidal
vcivr is being pushed rapidly.
PETERSBURG PI
f
*
Mimv Visitor? Opi ning of Fine
A^rirnhui'iil Kxpo
^il ion.
PKTKUHHlkr, VA„ Ort. L’T.—
With an Htti'iulMiH . .'.jual to the ex
11 • • i ■ i it 11 o 11 s of tin management, the
r> t< rsburg Agricultural ; iir opened
Thursday morning -nd will continue
for t h• • remuindei .f tht> week. Ktorn
an early hour Thui-day morning the
( crowds thronged in. i,ig lair hullcllnir.
viewing splendid <xhlblts of farm
produrts and handsome displays !>y
Petersburg merchants and manufac
turers.
Corn, peanut* o tobacco pre
dominated in ipian :ty, tlti* three be
ing shown in all iiieties of grades
and conditions. Im --resting specimens
*.f in i- db-work ai.in broidery we f e
j- included in the "'men's division,
while dairy [>rod ts came in for a
good share of intention.
Cattle, horses, hogs, sheep, goats
. and all live stock i being shown In
1 the second largest i-ollding, and this
I featute jiroleihly dr. u thp lion's share
■ f Interest Thun for the visitors
lloektd her.' thro _ .tlt the day. dis
playing marked o. u ht in the lint
exhibits.
k Premiums and -oils in air de
partments will !>. i yarded through
v mill tent .fudge- r ihe best exhibits.
The handsome . yhlblt of the Nor
folk and Western railway shown at
i the Hlackstone fair has been Installed
s and is attracting nor h attention.
, The fair is gay o 11It red. white and
I idtie bunting win n the. occasion is
- enlivened with p o.,r selections ron
lered niiii tanti\ • veral hands.
HEART FAILURE SECOND
IN MORTALITY LIST
I VVASHINUToN I) (•., (let. 27.—
Hi art disease rank.- next to tuber
, culosis as one ol the principal causes
, of death among tin employed men
ij | of thy United States, according to
Ur. Cress}- I,. Wilbur, expert on vital
statistics. In a bulletin published to
day by tile census bureau.
1 At the age period of from 25 to
. 24 years, nearly 5 per cent, of the
! deaths occurring among males are
> due I" hi art dhi m at the period of
■ 26 tu 44 'ears nearly H per cent.,
I and at the period ,.r from 46 to 54
the rate is 12 per cent. Heyond that
age. It is more than 16 per cent.
t. Ifi;
00 1 i. .
LIFE HIED ODT
It STEAM EIIEINE
George Light Succumbs to In
juries Received When Kugiuc
Leave.- Tracks.
Crushed against the wall* of a tool i
house by a runaway engine at the
Locomotive Works, tteorge l.ight.
colored, of t*2S North Thirtieth street,
had both lu- legs broken, and re- ;
eelved internal Injuries which result
ed ITi his death at the Virginia hos
pital Wednesday night
The victim was working near the
tool house when a shitting engine
Von off the tracks. The cowcatcher
pinned him a'frninst the wall of the
building ami It was several moment'
before tie could be’ rescued.
The city ambulance wag summoned ■
with l)r Turman In charge. The In
jured man was taken to the City
Home where It was seen that hi was
desperately injured. Later he was re
moved to the Virginia hospital, where
he died.
GONGESTIOPI CAUSED BY
STRIKING EXPRESSMEN
J (*!*-( v ('it y Tipil Iji i>v Jlplptrs
Who Want More
Pav.
.1KHSKV <'ITV, N. J.. <>ct. 27.-—
X.urly ,lII >.f the .'xpreer companies'
union helpers in thin city arc on
rtrikt. the men employed by the
Adams Kxpress Company having re
fused to go to work this morning.
Ail ol the employes in the main de
pot and in the West Short depot are
now out and there is great conges
tion. >i< the regular drivers refuse
to work with the strike-breakers. The
i ■ nl}.,1111• s afteettd are the t imed
States. Wi lls Fargo and Arinins com
panies The strikers are affiliated with
the teamsters' union and a general
s11 ike is threatened if the companies
do not soon n< . , de to the demands
i f the men who want an increase
el wagi s of three dollars a month.
A crisis is expected in the strike
tins aft. rnoon, wln-n the l.'nited States
Kxpriys Company, with tile assist
ance of a large fort - of special oni
cer-- and p ilh raiui, will attempt to
move loaded wagons from the com
pany's Idg building at Johnston and
.Monitor streets to tin- Jersey Central
tt rminal at Communipaw.
The Fnited states Company's ser
vice is completely tied up, every em
it' their I 'ifi wagons being out of
commission. The Wells Fargo Com
pany is also unatde to distribute or
# oil, , t i xpress matter The Adams
Kxpress Company is moving a few
‘ wagons lift ten and 2.'#00
. driven helpers ami platform men are
; oil strike in Jctsi y City.
NO SPELLBINDING LOO
I SECHEIARY OF NAVY
__
I.
1 alt '1 Pinks Ku<>a aipi Mac \ <-igh
I'.ii-dioli p, ('aiiipiiigu
in Ohio.
W ASHINGTON Oct. 2i - Set retao
of the Navy Meyer will not be a .spell
binder this y» ar. The secretary «ia:<
has been engaged on an inspect ior*
tour of all navy yards In the country,
ami ltay been receiving appeal* fro:n
the Ohio Hepublk-an committee to hold
out iu the campaign there at everj
stop. Yesterday, at -Mobile, he receiv
ed the moat urgent plea Meyer was
for cam-oiling h}« inspection trip im
mediately and rtushini? to Ohio, but
.'■'topped ion'u enough to ask President
Tuft about the mailt r.
Ti executive wired the secretary
that inasmuch as he’d already assigned
eecrethrle> Knox anti MacWlgh to th.
Buckeye cumpaiftn that Mever could
un ahead with the inspection. Mean
whim. linwrV'T, May* r had let his <*n
thusiasm loos-e, and dfspauhes were
sent to Ohio that he would be there to
help out.
MORE PROJECTION FOR
OUR NATIONAL DEFENSE
f ouinv'MHitn Hiciiiiiuinl IVarx.n
! I<.1 i-i..i» Plan, I nrerc'ting
Pioiiram fin- I'iii, Winter.
W ASH lNt.iT* »N. di t, I'T. "< *ry#t ali/
ing in the discus-«ton of th« fortlttea
Uon of tht* i’anaina Canal, the subject
' of national defense will come up for
serious consideration in congress this
winter/* declared Hepreswrtative Kicli
i rnon IVarson Hobson to-day. Hobson
returned to Waslilngton early to be
i Km work of his program for the win
ter.
I "We must fortify the canal That is
j certain.’' ht continued. "Wo are un
der obligation to preserve the neutral
ity of the canal, and it is our duty to
defend our own shores. To do iht:
adequatcly. we must control the sea.
"To do this. I shall propose the
! building of three battleships and
twelve destroyers, and 1 hope that con
gress will realise the seriousness of
the situation sufficiently to add at least
another division to the army.
"1 shall also do what I can to hr in a
about an agreement to the end that
v\o may put through a ship subsidy
scheme for the development of tie
* merchant marine.
Further measures which lie hopes to
bring to the attention of congress §r<?
farm sanitation and education in the
' rural districts.
HEAR APPEAL CASE
OF A DAIRYMAN
Th* < use <>f 1. II. DiGniff, u dairy -
1 man charged with selling Impure milk
to the Rennie Dairy Oopany, occupied
ih* attention of Judge Wilt In the
1 Hustings Court throughout the greai
i-r tart of Thursday.
Mr. DeOraff was convicted In the no
lle* court put took an appeal. The
! hearing of this appeal began at 1U
I o'clock Thursday morning, and. at
o'clock Imii i-> l been completed.
I.tul Hun Dimn.
i Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
EMPORIA. VA., Oct. 27.—John
Shindle, a white boy four years old,
of North Emporia, was run over 1 y
i a negro, Junius Stiff, who drove a
wagon, Monday. The accident te
siiltecj In a bad scalp wound and a
crushed shoulder. Dr. I.ofton reports
th< boy as resting well.
E. A. Spence, a farm. rHu North
Emporia, was struck by the shift ol
1 his plow while plowing Monday
which resulted In a serious abdomi
nal rupture.
earned money
in house rent?
OUR PLAN, we
»*»“ owner of your
FOR EACH $1,W*
you prv $7.50 per month, pin* 5 per
cent. Interest on yearly balance*.
which pnvs out the loan in 10 and t-i year*, you can pay off the loan AT ANY
TIME, thus stopping further interest. Write or call on
The Standard Home Company,
J. W. PONDER, State Agent,
A4-.t6 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Richmond. Va.
Phone Monroe 580.
('.INTER PARK,
The Suburb Beautiful
The Homeplace Ideal
Extraordinary opportunities offered the home builders, both ns to terms of
purchase tor lots and loans with which to build the home of your choice. Sec
us for handsome folder giving information.
Lewis Ginter Land and
Improvement Co.,
lilt Main Street.
VETOES CHANGE
IN CUT'S SEAL
Mmv./i- Uiohanison i TcIm h ~ < > r< 1 i
iiiuicf* is Ketn'Motive mul
Net Projh riv Worth'll.
Tin* seal of the i Sty will not l»e
i hunjo J tor sewraI months at least.
The ordinance arranging 'or a rever
tam i- to the original soul of the muni
cipallty has been returned to lounrll
with the mayors veto.
"I vetoed the ordinance foua"- 11
is r* troactive and bet aus.- it would
invalidate any number of important
documents whh b have been pass'd
upon.
“The ordinance reads that on and
alter < h tuber, 190k. the new seal shall
• used on all puldie documents Since
that date, a large number of papers
have been stamped with the present
seal To sign the measure as it is
now Molded would be to Invalidate
every on< of these
j The rejected measure will go be
j fort council and ih. mayor's veto will
j probably be sustained Then lati-r a
new ordinance will b< framed by the
proper committee, will be duly passed
on to common couneil and the board
of aldermen, and finally will reach
; the ina?or.
Hut ail this takts time. Conse
quently It Is more than likely that the
J preg< nt seal will be in use for several
i months to come.
DESPERATE FIGHT
I .WITH Fi THIEF
j -hgiuTt Hull, < uloivil, of fiirli
Ufini llek( a- J»iir”iar in
i’liiladclpliiit.
A dispatch receiv ed at local police
headquarters suites that Egbert Hall,
alias John Williams, a gigantic negro
giving luehmond as ins home, has
necu arrested in I'hiiadelphia alter
a desperate battle with Ih. police,
charged with the uUemjited robbery
>t the furrier establishment ot Jo
seph Ab.-rltuiger.
When eicrks opened the store
Thursday morning, according to the
dispatch, they found the negro ar
ranging fur* valued at several thous
and dollars into a portable bundle.
One of the Clerks telephoned i or the
poiti c, while others graptlled w ith
the thief.
The latter, who is six feet two and
| one-half inches lull, and weighs near
ly 2»« pounds, fought despeiately. A
i battle royal was in progress when
the police arrived. '1 bey called on
Hall to surrender, hut he refused, ahd
backing against a wall. continued
fighting.
it was finally necessary to beat him
into insensibility with a blackjack.
The negro was given a preliminary
j hearing anil was held in *kOtt bait for
i court.
Hall or Williams has ,n» criminal
record in this city.
COLONEL TOO BUSY
TO OBSERVE DAY
Uipuscvi'li i* o- av« Old, But
Hasn't l inn- to (.Vie-*
bra to.
JOHNSTOWN. N. V , October 27. —
Accompanied by former Congressman
Lucius Llttauer, Colonel Theodore
Hous.oflt touted Johnstown, Gluvors
vtlle, 1-'midu ami other titles lit the
Mohawk valley to-day. This was the
colonel's titty-second birthday, hut he
said that hr had tin time for a tele
Oration" now, being too busy with his
■ sf.eet hmaking. Itoosevelt was anger
ed with Judge Parker's .contemptuous
relentin' to hit Tafimany and tVai!
stie, t circular and showed it ni his
speech.
• Judge Parker tetei.t to this < ir
culat which shows that there is an
alliance between Tammany Hall and
Wall street a* alleged," said Itoone
velt. "but lots of people have aeen It.
1 will tell hint now where I got It.
jit war sent through the mall to Wal
ter Woods, a man you all know.”
"Yes, and 1 got one through the
mail myself." chimed In Llttauer anil
' the crowd laughed at the Joke of a
Tammany circular for funds to right
House.,‘it going to the millionaire
glove manufacturer who has been one
: of the ue+onel's closest political
: friends since 1K»8.
Hnosevelt assailed again what he
! claims Ik an attempt on the part of
; Tammany Hall to "‘Tammunylze the
«tatt" and also denounced the Demo
' c.ratlc candidate as a member of the
"wall paper trust." Ha accused fix
■; of Insincerity In his attacks on the
! Payne-Aldrich tariff la . saying that
i "inas much ns he whs willing to bene
fit by the duty on wall paper he has
no right to oppose the duty on other
products.”
MS
} \. . V.,
FOR SALE,
A Beautiful New
House
One block of Burton Heifcht* school ami
<ar Imp. With or without hot water
heat. Every convenience of city with
out city taxes. Easy term*. Apply » >
708 Wickham Street, Barton Height!
Phone Monroe 2tM>4-J.
First Call for This
Little Bargain.
H) acre* of land; only two mile* of the
city limits; new, four-room paimetl
cottage; some fruit anti grape* No land
adjoining can lie bought for less than
$100 per acre. Owner flow in the Wen
Hus just authorired us to sell for $1,800.
See at once.
CASHELMAN A CO.
HFNRV5 HIJTZLER8.CQ
BANKERS
5CUCIT TOUM MAT RtlN ACE
its At i unf -i nr
LFNtrVAL BANFiNti.
IN t Kt j 1 All U W[ D
UN FjAVING'j ACCOUNTS
MRS. BURTON AS
THEIR PRESIDENT
(Special to The Hichmond Virginian, i
STAt'NTi »N, VA . Oft. IT.—-The
following officers were elected to-day
at the state convention Of the Kings
Daughters, in session here Mr*.
O Burton. Richmond, State secre
tary; Miss Elizabeth Neely. Ports
mouth. recording secretary, and Mr*.
Robert Price Petersburg, treasurer.
Executive board—Mr* Charles Curry,
Ptaunton: Mrs. Edith Butlar. Warren
ton; Mrs hula C. McPhatl, Rich
mond. Delegate to Central Cotincll.
Mrs. C. G. Burton, Richmond.
DENIES THE TALE
OF ESCAPE PLOT
MOMTRKAL CAN. Oct. 27—When
■aptaln Kendall, of the steamer MOm
rose was questioned to-day about l'r.
It H, *’rlppen e story that the vessel!
quartermaster was to aid him to es
cape. he characterized the story a*
false
".Nothing of the sort happened." sa.d
tile captain. "As a matter of f»ot
ceil her I>r. Crlppen nor Miss I*tnev«
suspected for a mogjent that their di *
guise had been penetrated. 1 was
very careful to so- that they had no
r» ason to believe that were w ere un<P i*
suspicion and no one was more sur
prised than was Dr. Crtpjien when In
spector Dew stepped forward In hi!
uniform of a pilot and plated the cou
ple under arrest The story was sim
ply manufactured by Crlppen U# »'4
hie defense
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
RSPORTS INCREASE
Jiatli Dixtrirt* Show Kiftr m Iixaltf
Valuf-«- Auditor (jets Assess
ment Books.
A»simftu books Just re.«K*d
tin* Stale auditor t.r pniJil. urctutti
from Hit. klngham indicate an !>•
crease In the realty values in that
county of f332f10SK over the total o(
last year.
The county is cut into two district*.
The first reports for this year $7Y>5,184
against $t»5l,K61 for 1303 showing an
increase of 1113,303. Tne second dis
trict hooks gne it total value of 11,
339.32.'; as against 3S1U.79X tor 1909,
giving an Increase for the distria* <•
$21S, 725.
Vaval trophy I'rrw-ntM.
NORFOLK. VA., October 27.—U
the navy yard to-day there was pre
sented to tlvc battleship South t'aro
llna th-- naval trophy unn by that
whip In attaining the highest percen
tage in the spring and summer tar
get and manuver practices of th*
: Atlantic battleship fleet off the Vir
ginia and Massachusetts coasts.
; gfte.o pkuhgHHhethchgst ahdrlu
i , . — .
Hnitai from VlrglalM*.
I (Special to The Hlr-hniend Virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA.. Oct. 27.—H. I'. It. ••
gart. assistant general manager of th*
Vlrginh n railway, with l.euii-nuarier*
if. Norfolk, has resigned to btcoi.t*
actively lrr*retted In tin- f'!i Kr?,l
neerlng Company, and the me tric 1
loy Company, New York and Ct-..- .
I ! .1 ' 1.. '. ■.J-i.J. 1. ..MU M
V Matter That Will intercut Any Pro
dent Man or Woman.
W* depart from our usual custom
1 and call attention to an advertisement
of Tho Virginia Trust Company,
which will be on the financial pags '
of to-day's h <■. We call attention
to this advert.s« ruent for the reason
that it contains mattyr which will
I prove of interest to eyery prudent
: man or woman In he city of Kicfea
|mond and state of%Yirflui&
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