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Wants
Wants
Wants
Lost.
Esaramir asmi: mtL'Trewirr
co county, •malt Mack and taa fa
mala baadla hound with white feet.
Answer* to name of Faahton. Re
ward. W. U. MARTIN. M7 China lit..
rhonyMynroe H
Hdp Wanted—Femak.
WANTED—BRIGHT ACTIVEBaLE«
Vtrls for all department*. with or I
without experience; reference re
quired. Apply MILLER A RHOADS.
WANTED—OIRLS1N BOOK BINDERY.
“ H. ADAMfc t North Twelfth at.
Situation* Wanted—Male.
vr\°p^vfer ‘ar matnr
■lon or to manage or execute any
enterprise demanding experience,
practical ability, personal influence ,
or educational qualifications; highest <
references (Iren and required. Ad- i
dress A-21. care Vlrtrin.au. _I
foiTNG MAN WITH EXl’Eitl ENCE IN f
the confectionery businrrs would like (
position In wholceale house as help j
to learn the business. Address NOH- I
IVAC, cere R. N. Cawaon. Mr.. 32dl j
Floyd avenue. __ !
Wanted—situation as book
keeper or clerical work of any
kind. Address B-T, care Th« Rteh
_mond Virginian. _ 1
WANT ED—OFFICE WORK BY EXPIS
rlence young man. Address C. L. W ..
Richmond Virginian. _ i
WANTicD-'-rosifioN as SHiTi'iNii
clerk, have had several years expe- :
rlcnee. Address A. B. O. care this pa
per. __ _
W A N T KL>— JHjSitToN A H * I H< H'TK R Y
salesman, have had fifteen yesrs' ex
l»crl*nc» as wholesale and retail
salesman. Address X. Y. care this
_paper. ____
WANTED—lb ipiTli »N AH HT KNt >6 It A
plier or general office man. can fur- i
nlslt best of rt fersnee. Address \> .|
M. M. .|
WANTED—BEGINNER ON JUNIOR ■
llnotviK) wants position where he can
have full time on machine, fair]
speed. Job and ad. man; married. Ao- j
dps. Hoe 282, Chase Pity. Va. j
Situation* Wanted—Female.
A RKF1NED YOUNG LADY OF GOOD
Virginia family would like a position
as companion to . elderly woman <>r
as a nursery governess. Address *> ,
Box 11, Bedford City, Va. _
STENOGRAPHER. FIX YEARS' Ex
perience. desires position. Familiar
with legal, banking, railway and
general office work. Rapid, nent, ac- ,
curate. I hone Madison .200. |
WANTED POSITION AS COMPANION)
by * refined young lid). A Mr***
U.» ctr« Poitmanter. New* Ferry. ' a.
tTI'KWHITINO -PIKfiT-riAAS^ WjJliK. j
at reasonable rates. S»s 8TKNOO- •
ItAPHER. Hotel Richmond. I
ROOM WANTED.
WANTED—BY BUSINESS WOMAN
with unquestionable references, eom
fortablv furnished end h.eated room 1
I:, private family, Grace or Franklin
streets preferred. Address MISS R, ;
^csreJT^i^-VIrjinlap^
HEI,r—MALE AND KKWAI.E. i
rX^D^TTfil^iur?rTD£‘'.'1 r«?WCS
In bindery. THE BAUGHMAN STA- .
TIONERT CO.. Bo we and Marshall j
Streets.__
For Sale.
FOR SALE. AU. SIZES OF DKLAVaL )
cream separator*. hand and power, j
HOENNKlBn-BIZEMORR «>>
OFFICK, SUITABLE FOR lUK'TOI! oil
dentist, basement, *o» Eaat Grace
»tr. et. .1. A. t’ONNEM.Y A CO.
I'OR MAALL SIZES AND KINDS
i f Torn.-ulo Cutler* and Blower*. ss’i
for catalogue. HOLNNIGEK-SK5U
more CO
liKZNnR GAS HEATING STuVK, THE
Cent. If not -atLfactury after one
week’* trial wa trill refund your
money. GENERAL GAS BIGHT Co..
. 21 W. Broad.
FOR 3ALE.ONE SECOND HAND
f»rni tract’ n sear; u*ed about on:;
month HOENNIOF.R-tnZKMORE CO,
UNREDEEMED DOUBLE AND SINGLE
ttum le*» than factory price. STEIN
ERS, 14*1 K. Main street
FOR SALK ONE lVi-HORSE ROWER
Caroline c ny ln» $116*: will run
HOB,*
ENNIOE RSI ZEMoRE CO_
NOS. 404-I EAST GRACE BTKKET; AD
mlrably located for a club of a large
hoarding house; cheap rental. J. A.
CONNKLLT * CO. * _
NOTICE—CALL RHONE MADISON 17*4
aid ask for our espert to II* that
•■t.alne or t.umu which la out of order.
HOENN1GER-SIZEMORE C<».
FOR SALK. LOW WHEEL FARM
truck*, with 4 Inch grooved tire*.
FOR SALE. A "NEW IDEA” (MAM RE
Spreader): aak to «cc it or for cata
logue HOBNNIOKR-SIZEMORK CO.
OCR PLUMBING REPAIR OEPAH IV
ment la la at your service. Prompt
att.ntlon. VA. PLUMBING. HEAf
INO CO.
FOR SALK. EXCELSIOR AND WOOD
wool. delivered to you promptly.
HOENNIGEH-8IZKMORK CO. _
MODERN APARTMENT. 20*7 MONC
ment avenue; rln* rooms, etc.; heat
Included; reduced rental. J. A. CON
NELLY A CO.
jSOTICB—WE
com
\<j,1CE—WB "CARRY THE ONLY
compute line of Syracuse plows and
repair*. HOENNIOER-81ZEMOKE
1(0 SAMPLE TAILOR MADE IHnTH
all stse*; worth double our price. $».
STEINER'S. 1*41 K. Main Street.
in LADIES- »• OOIJ; riu^»
watchea. only »?.$•• STEINERS.
1441 E Main street
SRly
NOTICE—WE CARBT THE -.
comelete line of Vulcan plow# and
repairs. HOENNIOER-WZKMORK
eo. i____
goTioiTEAirrBROAD STREET; SBC
a a a_ a_ * M_ « e w ^ a f 1 a ei * irto *
ond and third floor*; aicyllent loca
tion for photographer. J. A. CON
NELLY A CO. _
POR-iALEToNE FOUR-HORSE POW
sJKr*MH?SKi8ss!saiagsij
CO. ___ __
FURNISHED HOUSE; OINTER PARK;
eight rooma. ate.: tiory cheap- J- A
CO!
v ON NELLY A CO. _ _
WALTHAM AND ELGIN U KARAT
•oltd gotd watches, only •»»,##. worth
Sm—
in. Itbiner's. mis Mam st
fiOTICi^ FRESH PROM THE WELL”
Water System. Seedt In our window.
__-SIZEMORE CO.
■Mtinang-HL...
Rooms for Root.
ROOM MAT* TO SHARK NICK ROOM |
with buolnoso tnan; ISo. por wook. j
North Tooth. __
wwmjs%
m M*.
rRONT ROOM. TRAT
•to. Phono Mon
401 BAST MAIN STRBBT-ALAROE |
front room and othoro; iwo of phono.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS; TRAN
atonto neoommodoud; w of tolo
phono, fit Snot Main stroot.
kic*tt'"»HjRNiaH*D“ilbok.
wvibiks Rsssnis
nsmcs
IN
LA*
Phono
•troot.
HOME,
ood
M*yUMIIW«iD. HEATED ROOAI,
FOR RENT, TO PARTIES WITHOUT
r.hlldron, throo rorjr nloO. conronioot
--With uoo of.hnlh
Sgfoii
Want Ad Rates.
One cent pet word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for leas than ten cents
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
ph< n d in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less Phan Madison 1758, and
Manager of Classified Department, will call.
Real Estate tor Sale.
v\:r havk several nice little
home* on easy payment*. One In
Falrmcont, ll.IOfl; term* *100 ca»h and
balance *12.60 par month. A flne new
on*, modern, convenient and attrac
tive *2,360. Tarma *300 «*,«h and
balance *26 per month.
hJhi,axd PARkT seven IlOOM
houa*. electric lights, newer*, hath.
*2.760. Term* *400 rash, balance *25
par mon'h.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE AND 2 ACHES, "i
mile from car. 11,700.
511 ACRES LANdTfIVE ROOM HOUSE,
fruit, convenient to railroad, stores,
school* and church. 11.*00.
THREE HH1HLAND >1’ARK U>TS T'»
he sacrificed by non-resident for *600.
IF YOU WANT ACITV HOME. 8UBER
Pan home or fartj) or good Invest
ments, consult ua before buying. Me.
CI.UHE-DAVENI'ORT-TAYLOR CO..
INC.. 104 N. Eighth street. TtiOT).*
Monroe 2413.
WE HAVE SOLD SIX HOUSES THIS
week, an average of one a day. We
have a number of client* for other*.
Your* might suit. We have clients
for the following.
ORACH STREET HoME EAST OF
college.
FRANKLIN STREET HOME EAST OF
College.
CORNER HOME ON GROVE AVENUE
east of Robinson.
A HOME *3.000 TO *3,500, CONVKN1
ent to Monroe Park.
a house for colored people.
four or flvf room* on Church Hill,
one In Jackson Ward of four or five
room* and one of alx rooms. Also
some good Investment properly A
Church Hill home on Broad east of
Twentieth from *2.000 to *3.000. or
convenient to Broad.
IF YOU HAVE ANY THING LIKE
these aea u* Monday early McULERE
DAVKNPORT-TAYLcR CO.. INC.. 104
North Eighth street. Phone Monroe
2413.
WK HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR THE
following Claeses of property: West
End home; *5.000 and less; central;
located on one of the aide streets
investments, cither south of Main or
In Jackson Ward. If you have prop
*r<v to iof these sections, list it
with ue for u quirk *»le.
* NASH. TJi Cast Mr In st.reet.___
IKUxqk terrace 'OVK»THAMP
TotO lot; beet section. very reason
ebl* terms; .mail cash payment. .1.
A. <’ONNELl/V A CO ._
OR' »VK AVENUE HOME. DETACHED
trick, 'ary*- lot; vapor heat, etc..“
very dMlritblv residence. J. A. LON
nkllt * CO___
HIOHLASD PARK—MODERN SEVEN
room i|wrlllrn .•mall caeh Rfy*?*!1
balance by month. J. A. t’ONNELhl
_ A CO. __j_
It PER CENT INVESTMENT-NEW
frame dwelling: South Lombard); SI.;
prlc# 1400; rental, 1*4. J. A. CON
NELLY A CO.
Miscellaneous.
COLOBH
WEATHER WILL COME. AND WHILE
1 do not anticipate any advance In
coal or wood. 1 would Ilk* for all of
my cuitomen that can do so to l*t
In a supply now. because It ta lm
Eosslbl# to d*llv*r to all promptly In
ad weather. 1 am unloading two
to four car* each day of lha very
beat. Try on*. LONG. THE W<X U
MAN. Offlce: »•« Woat Broad. Four
phonos _ ____
STurt MMK AND THUS.
JOHN LA TOUCHE. JR.. NEW PLACE.
417 W. Main; Monro* 14S2: French
and steam cleaning. ladles princess
and dresses eloanod ftLftft; ploatod
aktrta French olaanoo. <1 conta.
plain. SOe.; glevss claanod. any
lone ift coals par pair, gents suits
dry c. mod. ftftc; French claanod |i.N
reduction In all wort.
HAULING.
HOUSEHOLD QOttDS HAULED. 8TOR
od, Packed and shipped. Call \S.
Co nto;
Fred Richardson's iTORAOE *
TRANSFER DEPARTMENT. Main A
Bolrtdoro otroeta. Thonoa Madison
•IS day; Monro# *47 night.
naMTlRlC AND CHINA FACfHNG.
FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
prooenta packed and shipped with
care. Estimates cheerfully given.
JACOB UMLAUr. m« W. Broad dl-,
phone Madison 11*3. _
FLOYD AVENUE DWELLING OF SIX
rooms, etc.; hot water heat; monthly
payments. J. A. CONNELLY * CO.
WOODLAND HEIGHT*—MODERN
dwelling, every city convenience; lot
7ft foot front: host location (over
looking river); cheap, and on aacep
tlonally easy terms J. A. CONNEL
LY A CO.
'honk us for quick service on
Range. Latrobe ami Furnseswork.
VA. PLUMBINQ A HEATING CO. _
lO. HIT EAST BROAD STREET, DUH
Ins holidays (December 18 to January
1). J. A. CONNELLY A CO. _
FOR LHASR.
FOR LEASE—WELL EQUIPPED,
atetm hctttd, commercial hotel. Ap
olr Boa 1»|l Salisbury. N. fi,
SpGCiEl NotiCE.
BEAZLEY WILL CLEAN. PRESS AND
repair reur clothes at the following
prices: Men's suite cleaned and press
ed 7ft cents; men's suits seoured 11 1*,
men’s suits pressed. ftO cents; men's
coats and trousers, 4ft cento; men s
overcoats pressed. l«ng. ft* cents,
short, 40 cents; ladles suits pressed.
40 ccnte, 76 cents end fl.ftft; ladles
skirls pressed, Sft and 35 cents; la
dles suits cleaned and pressed 78 cts.
and fl.ftft: ladles suits. French clean
id. ft Lift; ladles' suits scoured, fl.ftft
- ~-J “ t on fl.ftft
and fl.ftft; velvet collars
up: ladles' coats cut off, ft 1.00. Phone
Monroe t«7l. E. Main._
KBKU
■FECIAL NOTICE—IF YOU
rubber tires. 1 am still putting them
on at the old price, as 1 bought a
lot of ruboer before the price
of rubber advaneedi
good
jbusjr and
B. C. Bristow's. No. U. U. l^Voriu
vi nmr •«
take advantage of this. At
Eighteenth street.
NOKTH FIFTH STRUCT*.
OK
20*
WK OVKHUAtx STBAM SYSTERNS
and make them work who** ih«
haven't worked before. VA. PLUMB
1NO, H EA TI If<0 CO. _
6dd FALLOWS sftouLC caKry
Shot Repairing'
76c. half nous hsnh shoes. la
die* «»c; children's 60a and up; •»
•rr pair uvid. DBSW'8 ELf.c
TR1C 8HOE FACTORY, 71* E. Main
^8t£jj^>ijy>on2<i»lonjrojiJM7i_—i——
Personal*.
WE HANDLE DIFFICULT PROH
leme In plumbing and steam or hot
water heating. Sanitary plumbing,
eerrlcable heating. VA. PLUMBINO,
-HEATIN^CO. __
Room* for Rent.
sickly FURNISHED, hkateu
room*; running water; phone; one
block from lJOth street elevated sta
tlon. MRU REYNOLDS. 230 Went
m etreet. New York^CIty. _
GENTLEMAN LODGERS“ WANTED
for newly furnished ntoitu. perma
nent of transient. at 408 North
Rlghjli etreet._ _ _ ___
FURNISHED ROOMS; GOOD BAKE
ineut room for office; two unfurnished
room* for light housekeeping. 1002
Kaet ilroed.^__ _ ___
THREE NICE ROOM8y FRONT A ND
hack; also hall room; all convenl
encea; beat location; hoard can he
had. Apply to South Flfth.___
FRONT AND BACK ROOM; A LUO
iia)! room, newly furnished; all con
veniences. Apply 5 North Sixth
street. ___
FOR RENT. THREE ROOMS; SCIT
ablr for light housekeeping: couple
preferred. Apply 10* North Kowleml
street from * to 8*P. M.
NICELY FURNISH ED "ROOMS. W ITH
or without buard. 805 West Main
street.
FURNISHED FIRST FLOOR FRONT
room; el! modern convenience* 203
South Third street. Monroe 2835.
TWO, LARGE. BRIGHT CONNECTING
rooms; newly papered, Second and
Franklin. Phor.e Madison 6281-J
ROOMS FOR RENT. 402 WEST GRACE
bajh and . toilet adjoining_ _
WANTED. YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
room; Fourth and Franklin streets.
Madison 6487.
LARGE RACK PARLOR AND SMALL
iu'hii pvanecuni, miiiiBucu
housekeeping 311 North Twelfth
street.
SEVERAL ROOMS at 317 EAlif
Frank tin. __ __
FURNISHED BOOM 'FOB RENT;
telephone and bath on same floor,
call Madison S7S—J, or apply 1336 W.
Main street
U8T~YOtm FARMS AND CITY" PROP
erty with TABOR BEAUTY CORPOR
atlon. 413 E. Marshall 8?.. and set
nulok return*.
TWO-BRIGHT" BASEMENT ROOMS";
furnished or unfurnished; latrobe
heal, use of phone; alao one fur
nished hall room. Apply 3 North
Sixth afreet
kohTkent" ONE BACK P'AWuOlTBllb
room; newly furnished and heated;
lire of phone. Apply No. a North
Sixth street
W ANTED. 'TWO TOX'SO MEN OR A
couple for third front and second
story front room; In a private fam
ily: naar Monroe Park. Call phone
Madison Cltt-J.
BEAlTIFt*ULT FURNISHED HEATED
room for two hoarders. 7 North
Sixth.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
rooms, *17 E. Franlillr..
nioelt' ftrntshed- FRONT'HOOM;
also table board. 11 East Grace
FOlTKENT. "TWO ROOMS~d>f SECOND
floor, furnished, bright and centrally
located. Gentlemen preferred. 364
North Seventh street.
| ONE LARGE ‘ COMFORTABLE ROOM
! to two gentlemen; references *x
| changed. 1006 Floyd avenue.
i TOR KENT. ONE LARGE FftONT
j room, convenient to bath, with prtvl
i- left of phone; Grace, near Laurel
I street. Phone Monroe I384-J.
! FURMSHEb rooms: usiTor phone
bath, hot and cold water. 80* Nortn
j Fifth street.
I FOR RENT. ONE VERY- LARGE
handsomely furnished room; also a
small, handsomely furnished room.
401 East Grace.
I FOR RENT." ROOMS" FURN I8H EDOR
unfurnished. 360S East Grace_
FOR~RENf"TO GENTLEMEN, NICELY
furnished rooms, with bath and uss
of phone; board la desired, lti East
Cary street. Phone Monroe 22II-J.
WANTED*"GENTLEMAN OCCUPANTS
for nicely furnished, bright rooms or
second floor; near bath; with hot
water day and night. Apply Ills
Capitol street.
NICELY FURNISHED, HEAT ElJ
rooms for llghthousekeeplng. Phone
_ Madison «M7. SOI East Clay street. _
TOR RENT. TO GENTLEMAN, A COM
fortably appointed room at **4 West
Grace street.
1 NICE LAROF. FURNISHED ROOMS
for rent. Price reasonable. Apply
I 71* E. Marshall.
IS NOT REPUBLIC;
ROT RECOGNIZED
(Continued from Plrat rage.)
the country—that
la the authority
responsible for the preservation of
foreign Interests. The United State*
automatically recognised the defacto
government to that extent.
“No oher country, save only Nica
ragua, Itself a republic in name only
and still under the dlctorshlp of Es
trada. has recognised the republic
of Portugal, and It is safo to say that
“The Circular Staircase." the moat
Interesting Action and mystery story
of the season, published In ssrial form
exclusively In The Richmond Virgin
ian.
DEATH sorters.
DOffLY—Died Thursday at »:3* A. M.
at his lets residence. 70"u Graham
(tract. J W1LUB DONLT, ascend
son ef George IV. and C. Adelaide
Donly. In the forty-fourth year of hla
age.
funeral services will be held from
Denny street M. E. church. SUNDAY
APTEHNOON At I o'clock.
CHANGE IN 8CIIEDUU£—SOUTH
KRN RAILWAY.
Effective Sunder. November S?.
1010, -train 71 for West Point and
Intermediate stations will leave Rich
mond at l:t« A. M., daily, except
Snnday. instead of 4:10 A. M.
Par other changes effective No
vember 37th consult ticket agent.
.A-' ’’...: ' •
V
The Demand Back of
Good Luck
Telia of Its superiority more forcibly
I than words. The voices of MILLIONS
cell for It at the grocery store.
Merit lias made It the choice of the
ptnplt. No other Baking Powder
costing ao little does so much.
The Southern
Manufacturing Co.,
RICHMOND, VA.
I
unltl conclusive evidence has been
given that there is a republican gov
ernment established and approved by
the people."
Due to Portuturw Revolution.
IUO DE JANEIRO. Nov. 26.—That
the revolt and mutiny among the
aal lore and petty officers in the Bra
zilian navy was due directly to the
Influence of the recent successful Por
tuguese revolution and the assertion
of high officials to-day. They say that
the crew of the big Dreadnaught San
Paulo were inoculated with the germ
; of revolt as a result of witnessing the
ease with which Manuel was over
thrown. The Kuo Paulo, with Konseca
aboard, was In the harbor of Els bon
when the revolt there started. The
i Brazilian chief executive, who had not
at that time been inaugurated, having
' gone there to pay hia respects to King
1 Manuel. An erroneous report that
Fonseca had granted a refuge to King
Manuel was circulated at the time.
According to Brazilian officials
here, the crew of the Sao Paulo was
amazed at the ease with which the re
’ bellious army and navy of Portugal
I secured the upper hand, deposed the
! king and saw- the individuals who
would bring about reforms were put
Into control of the affairs of state^_
NEWS OF SOD
WuMsfln Warn! Item nl Agvertl
AE-HTED UPON
THE SAME CHARGE
j ACQt ITTED IN nCSTINGS OOVRT,
\ NEGRO YVI El. BE AGAIN TRIER
BEFORE 1*01 .ICE J l "STICK,
John Bonhard, colored, and "Willie
Lawrence, colored, were rent back
I from the Hustings Court Part II, to
| police court, Saturday morning, after
, having been cleared t f the charge of
I a felony and are awaiting trial up
i on the charge of a misdemeanor,
i They were arrested for having robbed
Frank Burnett and Oscar Richardson
| of $16 and were sent on to the Hust
] tngs by Justice H. A. Maurice under
| the charge of a felony.
The .iury cleared them of Tills
charge but they were Immediately re
arrested and bailed for their appear
ance on the charge of a misdemeanor.
When the case came to trial Saturday
morning. Justice Levy was sitting for
Justice Maurice In the latter's ab
sence. and the two negroes will pro
bably be bailed to be tried by the
regular justice when he returns.
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN THE SOOTHSIOE
Sen ices will he held in all the
churches of South Richmond and vi
j cinity Sunday morning. Both morn
ing and evening worship is to t>e con
ducted in the Bainbridgo Street Bap
tist. Central Methodist. Woodland
Heights Baptist. Cowardtn Avenue
Christian. Asbury Methodist Episco
pal, Church of the Good Shepherd, For
est Hill, Clopton Street Baptist
Weatherford Memorial and West End
Methodist Churches.
i THANKSGIVING SERVICE
! OF J. 0.0. JL M.
—
| WILL TAKE PLACE SUNDAY AT
COWARDIN AVENUE CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH.
The annual Jrf O. U. A. M. Thanks
giving services will be held in the
Cowardln Avenue Christian Church
, Sunday afternoon by Liberty Council,
I No. 13. New South Council, No. 8,
! Davis Council, No. 27, and Rocky Ridge
j Council, No. SC. The members will as
semble at their hall at 2 o’clock and
march to the church, where the follow
ing program will be rendered:
Anthem. Oak Grove choir; Welcome
to the Church. Rev. J. W. Long; Open
ing Ode. audience; Scripture Reading.
J. P. Jones, No. >; Selection, mixed
quartette; Prayer, Rev. J,- T. Haley,
No. 36; Selection. W, J. Morrlasette.
No. 13; Sermon, Rev. J. C. Miles. No,
13: Selection, male quartette: Closing
Ode, audience; Benediction, Rev. J. M.
Rowland
A. L. Sampson, of No, 3«, will p- •*«
Ayers Hair Vigor
Renats
1IIIN DOWH BY TBKIR i
XEEOJJ|K KILLED
monERR oji nonroLK ajid writ.
ERE INAILE TO STOP IJ» TURK
TO PREVENT ACtlORTT.
TOBACCO SALES LIGH1
WEATHER TOO DRY FOR HAADMJKi
THE WEED—Sl'JIDAY-gCHOOI.
WtnrtrTR TO •
CLOWE.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
PETERSBURG, YA., Nov. 86.—An
unknown awed colored man waa J
killed Triday afternoon about one'
o'clock by the Norfolk and Western j
Railway passenger train east bound, i
when about a mile west of the city. |
At the time of the accident the train (
was running at a good speed and the ■
man wm instantly killed when struck
and thrown about 40 feet Into a ditch. t
^The engineer did all he could to save ;
the man, applying the brakes as soon .
as the negro was discovered on the,
tracks The train was stopped and |
run back to the Wcene.
Nothing was on the man to disclose |
his Identity, the body was left where
killed and Coroner l^elgh notified.
The first copies of the Petersburg j
Record, the new afternoon paper, will I
appear Saturday. Mr. Walter Kd- ,
wards Harris, the editor of the In
a..T Anneal. Is the proprietor.
Small Tobacco Sale*.
The tobacco market of Petersburg
■ continues to have email sales* This
week a very little haa been brought
In from the counties, owing to the
. weather being dry and unsatisfac
tory for preparing. Buyers, however,
i are present and os soon as the com
modity Is brought In the sales will be
active and prices will be good. The
warehousemen are anxious to have
good tobacco weather apd the weeks
now before Christmas will be filled
with activity, certainly if the weather
i becomes “more propitious.
The peanut market, on the other
hand is brisk, the dry weather has
been good for the threshing of pea
nuts and the farmers are market
, ng their products. The prices aro
satisfactory.
j Next week Messrs. Perkinson and
! Finn will commence the Improve
! ments at the passenger depot of the
| Atlantic Coast Line Railway In this
j city. The present platform of the
depot will he extended 143 feet west
TH RICHMOND
is» eats received at Tlrgtata Imiwa
a IMt Hail street.
side during the exercise-3 and H. C,
' Jen”|ng*. of No. 13. will act ns mar
j nhal.
CHESTER W. C. T. U.
HAS INTERESTING MEETING
The meeting of the Chester Women's
( Christian Temperance Union was held
‘ Friday night at the residence of Mrs.
Hoose Thompson, and was productive
of much Interest. Among those pres
, ent were Mr*. Robert Thompson. Mrs.
! Reese Thompson, und was productive
Mrs. Willie Du Val, Mrs. J. H. Boyd,
' Mrs. C. I,. Boyd, Mrs. W. C. Hatcher.
Mr*. F. M. Cole, Mr*. Moore, Mrs. C.
W. Peebles, .Mrs. R. H. Bruce, Mrs. R.
R. Gregory, Miss Annie Hatcher, Miss
Mattie Lyons and Miss Jennie Jeefs.
CONSIDER NEW SITE
FOR BURNED CHURCH
An important meeting of the Stock
ton Street congregation will be held
! Sunday morning at the Odd Fellows'
I Hall. Eighth nnd Hull Streets. At this
| time a committee to decide upon the
: site for the new church will l>e named,
j and the entire membership of the
! church is urged to he present. On this
: day, which Is also the second anntver
| sary of the pastor, Rev. J. T. Haley,
services will begin at 11 V M. and at
I S P. M. Sunday school starts at »:30
! A. M.
j WARRANTS ARE ISSUED
FOR MANY OFFENDERS
Squire I*. V. Cheatham Issued the
following warrants Saturday:
George Fauenet, from near Chester
field Courthouse, is charged with steal
ing between eight nnd ten cords of
wood from the forest belonging to Gill
& Brother, of South Richmond. Faus
net was engaged In hauling lumber
from neighboring lands, and It Is al
leged that he also carried along the
amount of wood stated that did not
belong to him.
Tom Burfut, colored. Is wanted for
j wife-beating. He was Jailed once be
fore for the same offense.
Fsnny Walker, colored, no sooner
was released from Jail the other day
than she ran rampant. She Is now
wanted on the charge of entering her
mother’s house and assaulting her, and
finally threatening her life with a pis
tol.
Mr. Nunnally Improving.
Mr. E. T. Nunnally, of Woodland
j Heights, Is improving rapidly from the
( effects of an operation which was per
I formed two weeks ago.
In Hustings Corirt.
James Rooks was brought up for
j trial In Hustings Court, Part II, Sat
urday morning on a charge of cut
ting Hardy Coy, atl)»s "Smut,'' and
Injuring him severely. Both the ac
cused and the victim are colored.
1 Rooks has worked for four years
with David Hay of South Richmond.
Funeral of Mrs. Gash III.
The funeral of Mra Anna i* Gas
kill. of 411 Lee street, took place at
3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon from
the residence. The services were per
formed by Rev. J. T. Haley and In
terment was In Maury Cemetery.
Mrs. Gasklll died Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock at her home. She was fifty
four years old and leaves five chll
| dren, three eons and two daughters.
At Anbury Church.
Rev. W. G. Burch will preach at
the Asbuey M. K. Church both Sun
day morning and night. The sub
ject of the morning sermon la, "The
God Given Pattern." and at 7:41 P.
M.. "Supplied Form An Empty Bar
rel " Special music will be rendered
at both aervicaa.
Arc the exprMelon* that art heard on all sldss,
vUit our establishment and aaa the east line wa i
none, Cluster*, Puff*, single and double,
formation*, Switches. Braids, and hundreds of
latest creations. In fact. Ladies are amaiod at the L
wonderful stock. The larfut line of Ladles’ Hair Go
shown In this city. Ladles should be particular and i
get Hair, and not Imitations.' Buy Hair Goods l
llair Store, and you will always feel you obtains
worth. Remember—we carry Genuine Human
We will offer you (Monday; some of the
bargains ever shown in this section before.
Large Puffs to cover whole head, consisting of about
40 puffs; $6.00 value.
12.90 and S2.M Chignons (Monday).
Eitra Fine Puffs, $8.00 value (Monday).
Switches, 19.00 value
Switches, $1.50 and $1.79 value
Switches, $3.00 value.$
Switches, $10.00 value.f
Switches, $15.00 value.$l_
Switches, $20.00 value.VtMH|
Some special Chignons, in dark shades; while they
last. nc
Hair Nets (Monday). „.i§g
LADIES' OWN CUT HAIR OR COMBING made into I
Hair Goods, such a* Chignons, Clusters, etc., at moderate|
Remember the address.
Richmond Hair Empo
221 East Broad Street,
along Washington street with asphaJt
nnd a vitrified brick walk will bo
built from Union street 272 feet long.
Tho present brick roadway on Union
street will be lowered to permit of a
wagon approach.
Fire In Tenement House.
The fire department was called out
Friday night on East Washington
street about 10 o'clock, due to a blase
In a tenement house on that street,
owned by Mr. W. A. Bond and occu
pied 'on one fctde by Mr. W. A*.
Bryant, the other being unoccupied.
The tire originated In the ceiling and
the unoccupied portion of the build
ing suffered most from the fire, dam
ages being about $150. How the lire
originated cannot be ascertained.
Training sclwel to Close.
The closing oxeroibes of the train
ing school for Sunday school workers
will bo held Saturday morning and
afternoon. Devotional exercises In the
morning were conducted by Dr. W. O.
Taylor, Miss Margaret A. Frost talked
on lesson outlines for 1911, Mr. b. P.
Leavell spoke on previews and re
views, and Mr. rtbur Pinks on or
ganising the classes. In the after
noon the devotional exercises were
conduced b> Kev. S. S. Robertson, of
Ettrick. Mr. I* P. Leave) 1 spoke on
teaching through the eye. and Secre
tary Joseph T. Watts on training of
workers. After the addresses In the
afternoon conference work was held.
These meetings have done much good,
and those in attendance have appre
ciated the services of these trained
workers.
Will Choose Rector.
A con«'<-eestion>*l meeting will he
held in St. John's Episcopal Church
Sunday morning for the purpose of
j electing a rectoi- to succeed Rev. F. S.
t Rlbhle. who re«lgned to devote bis
work to « professorship In Payne
Divinity School, a colored Institution
lor the ed neat ion of Episcopal minis
ters. in this citv.
A. P. Hill Camp of Confederate Vet
erans will bold a meeting next Thurs
day evening for the purtmse of elect
ing officer* for the ensutng year. Mr.
! Decree 8. Bernard is the present com
i mander >f the camp.
Rev. A. M. Hall Dead.
Rev. A. M. Hall, long a pastor In the
i Virginia Methodi't Conference, died
i Friday- at bis home, on Harrioon
Street, after a long illness. Mr. Hall
had not been in active ministry for
some time, being superannuated. He
is survived by hl« wife and four daugh
ters. They are Mrs. E. H. Simonson,
| of Petersburg; Mrs. W. C. Hall and
Mrs. Hancock Jacob, of Norfolk, and
Mrs. Lewis Ellison, of Port-mouth, V».
Mrs. Mary M. Riddle.
Mis. Mary Maryland Riddle, wife of
♦ he late Morton Riddle. Sr., died at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
John W Cotton, on Liberty 8treet,
Friday night, aged seventy-six years.
Mr°. Riddle whs a daughter of the late
H. D. Bird, of Petersburg. She Is sur
vived by seven children: Mrs. John W.
i Cotton and Miss Kate Riddle, of Pe
ter'bura; Mr. James Riddle, of “Au
i gusta. Os.; C. M. Riddle, of Danville,
Va.; Morton Riddle and H. 11. Riddle,
of Jacksonville, Fla., and W. T. Rid
dle. of New York. She was a conals
| tent member of Grace Episcopal
I Church.
OFFICERS CHOSEN
FOR ENSUING YEAR
--
* LIBRARY AND CO-OPERATIVE El*.
I CATIOV ASSOCIATIONS HOLD
ANNUAL ELECTIONS.
Officer* of the Co-Operative Educa
tion Association have been elected a*
follow* for the eneMlng year: Mr*, is.
B. Munford, of Richmond, president;
Governor W. H. Mann, first vlce-pres
ident; John Stewart Bryan, Richmond,
t second vice-president; Dr. J.. P. Mc
| Connell. Emory, third vlce-preeident:
l Henry W. Anderson. Richmond, treaa
! urer: J. H. Binford. Richmond, eaecu
; tlve secretary.
! The Virginia Library Association
I elected the following officer*: W. M.
Black. Lynchburg, president; Dr. J. C.
Metcalf. Richmond College, vlce-prea
ldentr O. Carrington Moseley. State li
brary. secretary; W. F. Lewis. State
Horary, treasurer. *
CONFIRMS Hi.PORT___
ADVERSE TO TREASURER
MANASSAS, VA-, Nov. 28.—Special
Commissioner C. Vernon Ford, of
Fairfax county, hae Juet filed a sup
plemental report In the ‘le:k's office
In thie county In the *t>H ■ f the board
of s;.pcr tS‘ is of Frii; t Vi 111.am cotut
j ty <t a ln-« U*n»s ' !|< *•- • uni*
trc -'varr He nit fir ». former »e
port against the ‘r--: re;, l: «l»i
t» fonn.i th'.t '.be -f 1 1 Via 4 ffiled
to arcount for all the tsue« h« had
collet ted. Including that received from
the sale and redemption of delinquent
lands.
CoOktaa With Oar
As « Main street car stopped at
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w»vJ f^/
Brookland
Situated on lmw
Avenue. Take (lint
•top IS; So ear (nr*.
Elegant location. Beat
or uw for two yean. U
ruh. Fra* led ta caaa
• week If eldt er ant of
SALK NOW ON. I
FREE CABS
AT ~ "
From
J. W. WILBUR
34 North ft
Opon evenings until 9 o\
Bryan
Boulevard
Rare chance*
the best future
on easy terms.
GINTERui
Hit
1 Pome or our
! in price. If you want no*
LEWIS GUTTER 1
LAND
Ml
New Ren
Now ready,
one.
Full and
ELAM *
Eighth and Mala ittM
morning about ILN^
taxicab of the Virgtald?
vice Company ran .aWM
platform of the car. leg
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