The Richmond Virginian., December 19, 1910, MARKET EDITION, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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5EG0RD VICTODY
IICT DKPKAT mu
raAR rnim,\m t (in in v
KllillT ON .«l Ml \1 .
Resolution spreads
COVKKMIIM TO 1*01 II ri|Oi>r» IN
’* TO DIMITKI TI I) >1 NTT—III -
BKI, N II’TIIKV PHON'III M l II—
PI 1.1 V I .mm Krill II VI - 1*1. Ml.
EAGLE PASS. TEN. Iv. 1* K.
port!- from the t’hihuahua d'.-tre t
Mexico to-day do- isr- that t1 i u
«nl troops are again in t -tr. it ■
lowing a second ill I i-i'e xnt. rv .-t
ravolutlonlG*. J:P r;? t - dct. rmlt.e
■1,- h
fail
t
the )«■* "II either
oonBrni a rep. rt ii.
•Mis were trial;-..
The engagement t
Chihuanun »:i' i ;.•> < •< o -
Uauniii'Z !•< ns • mi... -I
Dial troop.- Hor'i.i n ■ tun -2 ami
vmrro. feu. r. gen# tv - .adlnc
i in
I •
-l -if
Hi t -
l hi
N.-l
Itii ,i
Totnt-oim .i armii . w t i.
fluri distri -t r riun> r
itegan -i sirrilni morning
tinned throng! - ut llu
In the rout t*t. !. 1.1 . -
Although inn .ik
eti th-' uwi rnini l:l had ;
vrunhin* th- nuil a nar
mil indications to in, ur
lit--I i ruin
• • ■ nr it i, i - g
;ui4 >n
r- suiting
II app. .
, ‘-ii'il
no' "in'
that -
,t.
rebel prof-Hgapiln nr h«» itig in- r- v
ln( »»« t --- I the n-|i>-i-it
Preside!! I >ln IS hus ordered t!
pmirod in I'hihuhua. ilou-rmim u u
errerwh-lm the lr.-urr. lii-m-i-.
Belated report* t-—ta. from l..-1
tit SLt r that thr . l- ix l vittorj o! I ';
day "‘as- more pronounced than iir-t
TeporU-d Full,- 1. r* i n> foil.-ml ,-ol
titer* perishrd In that -ritaiy ment
While the rebel Ineu *v*rf compara
tive! \ entail, ju i i-rding to tu-da.'. : ad
vices
Insurgent.
EL PAtif. I>
stop Train-.
ruber I!-.— All trams
the North-vest - rn rallr-mu from
Junta t" IVdernuo - hat • n
iped 5-y the insurgents :ii th- iat
point and oidraetf tun K t ■ I. i
a, according t<- advi-n • r.-c<-»ve«l
y. Praath-allj all telegraph lim-s
El Paso hu\< been rut wist -I
Andrea*, making st Intp-a -1.-1.• t
*ny new* of the events occurring
Chihuahua State, pddetent iiino-rs
another battle between In-urm !••«
Federals in or near !’< <h rn.ih’r
not be cc-nttrmed.
The latest turn -if ,-I.m an - -
brought scores of American
iturers and soldiers of fortun
•cone or ilo tron'd. Mattj
Ing their services to thi Mo-l-an
:hwe«tern Hallway •‘•.nipsin.v
islng to operate train- out . (
Ihuahua To the fr-rnt
i.-t*
,i,u
to
are
KITH OF HUSBAND 1
I REVEALS A ROMANCE
ff Hr»NCHR8TKn. va.. r>pc. n» The!
l$(i®rder of George Ridgeway. fonnur
;ljr of thfs section. hut nt tin lirm <.|
Ilia death a special policeman in thi
Cfoplo.v of the Latrobe-Conncllsvlil.
Coke Company, brings to Uuhil an in
•Mpm-ted romance.
u Rht|«way was protecting a fircign
OT from the attacks of his lrat.<- tel
#pw-oountrymcn. ant! was'shot ami
llUled In the discharge of his duty,
kk aaoasalns making good th< it
«M«.
Kit now transpires that Itidgewa...
ftfco was supposed to huv, been a
Itaflh man. hail been married seven
Jreara, and his w idow went to Latml.e
I*~"* claimed the remain.'. it m i me
■even years ago In went to ,i
dial to have a thumb amputated
the result of tin accident and was
for by Mrs. Melissa Baldwin,
attractive young widow, who hud
e a trained nurse, (I, fell in
’« with her the moment she • uteri d
ward, and upon leaving the h,.s
he married In r The;, kept the
and it only leaked out win n
murdered. It was the mu n
of the couple to annotini e their
iage when Mrs Ridgeway » s..n -|
lUd by her first marriage—gradu-!
from college ne.vt Jum.
?KX I NIIICTMK NTS
AGAINST rnllMl i; BANK! |;
EBBtTHO. YA., T>ef enjher II*.—*
H. Boveritou. thi well known
lipton man who until recently . ■ u
a hanking business in liump
UPPervll.e and Mldflli burg. has
Indicted on eleven different
pen of having r. i i iu d ih posits ;
lng that his banks were ipsoi
He Was released on >'..000 hond
appear for trial at ttn .mntiarv 1
. of court. Mr. Itov . nloti s t rh nd:
Hampton furnished tn. i• m:.
SOKK tits PI,AM
wiix ni: i ni.\n«,i n
UlOAN OK K, VA., I «< . ml» r 1'* - -
Roanoke - (ins and Wati i c..ni
announced to-do. that because
tvttl* rapid growth in it- business.
corporation bus lii rn termed to
over Its pas propi rtn and that
>,000 will be t v|n ridf ii <t unri in
^Improvement of its gas plant, in'
_ the erection "f-what will l.<
ip largest he-lder in \ ireim.i
ISOKl. GiftK ITi
M \ki :s iw|(, \ \|| vr
rejAXt>KE, VA , I if ci ml'i f is
gfjjll Marks; groi • r, made assign.
" "I Ao-day to J. W. Camper His ;i
ijare Mttmated at $2.600 and the
are about $1,200. \v. h.
is preferred In $:;5o I r rent.
KEsoLirn »\ s oi m\.
OOLEXtK IN t iiNNI t l Ion
WITH Ills I ATI! lilt s
I IK ATI I
dutmiis of sympathy i»r );•
. C. Hatcher, pastor of Broad
Methodist church, whose father
loot week, wire passed ,,t tin
Monday morning e-ouferciii e
hodist ministels. i>n H'ruunt
keraavement, It. Hatcher did
ach Sunday. his .pulpit in the
bem^ filled by lie., hr. .1.
_am and by Rev. A. C. lierrv
I M night
announced that :i log t' n»
, Is being planned lor me
Wmr. J. K. Brown, a famous
0t.8t. hoaia, will probably
have charge of the < am|Hunn A
lance tent holding 3.000 pf-opie win
u#t*d and thoiv win It trained
linger?* nntl we'riurs Th- t<*nt wn*
pit h« <1 ! ir th!'. YiifT-Oft i»i
th*'4 city am! nt.tuiK- a t * a» h point
will fufitmii.' f**r about three week*
The rrMTtmp wH! held in hast
Knd and Wvm Huh of U;» hiiMnd and
jfi South ?JI« hnit'iul
Mr. Hrou n li e h ui gnat m., ess ui
m* -•!>nKk thromth*. t th** country lie
has had signal -,;-■<*.•* in ,\..rl\dh and
l-yn<hhurg.
I . S f In oil f our: of \p|M*nl
T’f ( fit <! States Ciivuit « ourt of
Appeals r- *11 • 10 «i Mono..y morning;
at 11 •• - f». K v*ith '‘1i» lit Judges
tioff and I'r t• . • r»i and hdstrht
■lil'iK* e M I •.*■.- • 1 and hose jn
tittf ndait* •
«Nu;rt an.'.. ,ik . .»l(j handed liou ri
■its opinion i>. th. Huh u mg . as<
No | nit. d Slat* .- of Arri»*r
t a fdamtirY hi error vs Hank **f
N'orth Wila* shore, d* fondant In r
r' r. in * rroj to th* <’lr» uJt t"ourt tl
< Ire, nsl -r-., .Y r Opml.ei m j 1({*.
K"1" Adirrne
V I oonaid I ’? • ; gh .1 m. f New Ynrlr
< 'it f- -is eil’n" I • praoli. *m \ !
< -nrt
1 'h.* foil., -a a.- unaiiv
N'• »s * I lar> .rjr Am* 1 ;■ an
Strain r • - t *' ***■’.., n> .1 pj>* llaiit
111-11 !•' i in i . ; ; • * ;. a pp. t j t r* .in
the . . tri i < .41 hn it! U" r* . Mil.
t \iu»« il: . , O J r. .j* ri* k M ! Town
and A l^oi.nrd Brougham, NY v
Vl-rli < for ti,, appellant aim
*h‘>!f£r 1 Mi'-t-r, e! Halt lifer \H
tor th* aps** I- • , 1 Ti*! Mihinilti d
C" irf adjourn* *1 1 i.ti! T11* s la . Th
“ ' •• Ti-’ 0*1 M of 'd, ',**hS th** la : \ ■
Ih.*t ■■ t>, armed at this m» • - Yu
■■I th*. ... rt * <<;•.. -,rti {*.* jn.
• • ‘'1 <d•'i v h the latter pal f. of th] v * * i:
•J idg* J am* - r. H.ov.l *.j f}r****m«
' N < ■ ft ri-.. d a ton r iast night
1 h- in at', rid;.!.. ■ th** eourt
•’? r'o tenant!.nr ,:;nlS of the se
v 'an.
• fndg <■ 1 ?r*m - t ' Met »*>u *•!} i. \ ..
■ 1 h e !e-rn in I./n< hi*urg
\ a
TWO MORE TAKEN UNDER
CARE Of PBESBfTEflf
!' '11 .. )i;uk in. it | i-r. ttdtrutto.t mtu j
h Ka>| Han. '.! I'I * ■ !ij ter;. ..>• ran-j
9 for o,. mlniMtry at .. specially
itlli il nii . lli'K 1 f tlu i>r*-»<hyttTy M'.n
la> momma. rii>:. at. Mr. \\. r !
iu- rrant, nr Wiin)<>i «■. Ky.. and Mr
V\*-sley Hak.-r. Multunorr tinth
ir. now put. nina til M ■ - ,tr atudK.a at j
i>‘ t'nton Theo|..Ki. „| Seminal - ami
M.ih nr. nit'inl>ors ..f riitn.-r Turk i
i'ri-Hfiyti-ri.ia i-hur. ti
Tin- addition •■f thif ti-.-o i-audl
tilt'-.. rnnKi - a toluTyf t-.v. nty-ftv,- now
nidi r the iri- ..f tr. 1 • Caat Hanover
I’Ti-siiytery.
Tin :. .S.atori tl,r t>n*ri.-ytery f.d
th. 'iriiiii Moiivia. inorniiiK
■ .'.K -I ;i • Presbyterian rn : nlsti I
>f I r it hm.ir, d Ht u hi. Ii n ■|>.'.ia] n.m
Mitt.'. iv«< appoint. .1 p. ,rr.a!!«■ I.■ r
. Wi.ai -.f union rras.i rriaic.H thi
in a .-ok ol til.- new year. This coin
nltt. ■ IV. 1 ornpose.t ..1 I. 'V. 1 n r. t
M Tn.lrn, ejiairmiiii l.‘. . I »r i». r y,\
.ill.'. Mr, W. s. K lrt rTv .ii.
IMMM. lU.H'l VI- toy V lll.llltl
HKIMi *1 tin; 111(11.in lllll
STKIIAIJ Mil nil V' .
V\«-rk of <ln oratlnv and mitlni^ th
kuilhlintf at 10'J North Kmnm Mrn*l|
rn order for tin in wtd»o> and inessi n
l ■ r !"»> > (limn i on Saturday w.t> h«
k»in Monday rimnniiK i*y ^ v.-ral ladie* j
ind men whd ar- tlim I. L. Par- j
Nam. “The X* \\M* -s Krn mi , who in a i - :
ntfixiiiK tin "fun. i ion.
’I la- tmintr w rih a will <*onsNt, of li i
I he 1*00 • ♦ • f tile reason, Will t • • * i J» i
:il I- <> Vlo' k Saturn a;' ami '"ntinih
two hour: daruiK which it is believed
hs Mi I 'itrlia in that the !-.o newv voi
•!n anti imii' urio ot tin cit\ will have,
in' and »- * * 11 * r» their till
Mr i'arhatn nu*| Motidav that pros
i"» t for u "Kf;. nd .plead . i e hrmht.
ttic merchant s and domr. of money
I'M\ mp h«.*. n faith.v ithri .< i
SI loll Id I in aid*' tit' of f he ymihK
d.-t> lit: t lHt*,oirv «j u J t r • up (»,•• slly
1*1.'. of tdOlii.Mi;||*> thlhps Willidl Will he
M'rotd i*cfo|c them V\ hlil is J. ft of tin*
! I* read will h- k'VU to ! io N i tie ■. • nt li
-irci nii.s1 ton for «] i>i nhut t«• ti umoi **
t ■ * *1 children and oiler poor iicrhon**
u‘h“ looking to tin-* * harifafdc m ,
> t it u ■ i o 11 tor onothinr to y miudi/a ;
tlo ' lin.- imaa m a? on
mnm, ivshuti; iii.ij*
\i 4 li am: 4 111# \|OM>\\
I >ir*-rttii hi-.lllul. t .1. J.Sim-n,'
•1 thi Slat- d. pin tnn tit i.l aitrlcul
*»ir»- w. lit lu i'Iuis. City early Mmi
day moriiiDK In li.dil the I a.-1 institute
"I tin M ar. ti, '■■a til Sunday that In
• vl»( 1 i' ll u ^'*od (t ' il ,tn.d many ben
iii' iai reunite.
Tin i dia-Hc f’it> Institute Prints tit
Hire, weeks' (Mini»tm>n in a i-Johc.
All lh»* in.Mtlttitc lit'iil - in. th» .south
went and Tub -v. ..iter M'etbju* oj' tin
Slat* "» re most »ar < cvsfuj and cn
[•our.'Mtin*.*-. mu ordiriK r. Mr. mven. !
hcjj.aud f I j. f.irnurs who. with
rn* ir \vi\«s a to I childr. a manlhHtt-t!
fh* r*atf st iritet cst and enthusiasm)
lT> tie file* tm*;.-. will i- greatly l*(*ne
|itcd i-v what life\ in ,rd from the;
lo 11« ■< I.
l-'oiiN Hiinruons. a. dored Woman,'
\ H.b. tiHJiid fluid in h* d Sunday ill li“i
ion* in tin par o' - i J Kast Mam
; r i * * Cofoiit1! Pa , v h o ■ viewed
r.he ie.de. (i,c. ah d thill death had
■' suited front natural errm-es. and that
s11 tni(U< st wui ti*-' *■'•‘'.{1 Th» tiiMjx
'•M Htcciniinv \ turn- i • ■ er i her
amily lnr l.urtal.
■i j k r<i iiitiMMi i ii-| h i
ei nri coi.i i eiuK
Whi’ii tin ■ - iiti.-H i 'intniti-i mi nr
I Inn lor iin-I r> ,--rni me t.
'ii'M.ii.i' night iiiiolh.-r .frnrt nil) I..
mill. t‘> ha M- th> re--liiUnn rein. Ini:
hi fi-*M nt tVi-- city ro]i< ctnr rirntn
it ei it. *1 t* Hi- iit- .M-m hly. ami It
ictr .n i ■i-cn. iiinan Henry l{. I’<>1 Inr<1.
!’■! ftt-rn-.iiat ai.p.-iir in ttw h.-linlf.
t t‘ ! c « a 131: • i t) -.11 On r 11! 11 C tur T '
hvi m iut n f in . and $J2,OOu 1
Mar. The |-till* .*f Mr l’ullaril i
- ■ ha M- tin : - • 11 tj a- -a| . d-mi a « .
ith att*»K'-lii' r
.inn nn\ ie i in in ii
hi on \ i i i» mu yi:m id
1T: J-: 1 > 1:1 * 11 • k S1:! V.\ . u.-r.-m-j
-a 111 - t ie- inn inns adUitturi to tlic
li ttiniJir1. Sunday ta-hm.il »a« iD-dli at
it Sun'ia . u ith ml i taburalt- jiru
ram. 'I tils la", additimi irnImlfs njn - i
i-imrati • iasy room-. a litmiry
itch) n and liiim-ini iii. The y tars room
r i ,irraii«'-i1 tti.it Huy can t
1111 - • vy ii tutu -in- larif . fm-rnlily room
With the.- I ini|irn 11 ith tits the
It thndir's hay.- t. v far I hi- bant equip
» d Smiita , -ai-iu.ul t ‘.io/Tia iti tha i-Jty
I \l: It V II l Kill
\« BV M I'III-.WH UIWTII
.VlfUI'< d.K . \ \ I ti i.*'inher 1 ft.—
larrs St Cr-inti- Tut-ki-r <vin to-Un•.
ilh-d tu 1 harli-Ht'ni. W. V* , by the
eatti of hts nepby-', J, Itandolpti
arm JUuwii,
NO RELIEF WHERE'
CHECKS ARE PAID
THE FEDERAL COURT DECIDES
AGAINST GOVERNMENT IN
BOGUS PENSION CASE
! :■ ! h»- unearthing .1 *1* a • r p*n~
' th« CnttH States g**v
• *r • rn<'il was th* Miuili." of si ttllng ;in
■rup* rUmt Issue in law Tin- I'niled
shut* - •*■.»■« 1:11 Court *-f Appeals. Judge**
i *rit ■ bird. M< I »• w .11 end Hos» sitting,
has. «i.uniMin« «‘d an affirmation «<1 th*
• •iHli.ri of the low* r ii.urt In th* c:*m
« : '' *• I’nit d States against the Ho
North V. -Ik* <»'.■ »?•*», ,\. ('.. and In the
*1- ■ i* : 1 holds 11.;• t the banks nri no’
• MJ f* 11 • I * ’ to II:*-* government for!
nail out ,n cushion pension
: • . k« \ \ .r* Inter discovered t• * ?
, «... j o-, yi : 1 ♦«’tl )\\ t to* wrong
• r !’h» O in! Mi .-f 1 h* court •
T?*' .lint*: * i • 1 * ■ <.f th*- government
.ni* : t ■ ’ ■ l. 1 > t c,:.ah. sis lands that.
• *•: »?u w h«» t r- •• 3 p< nsioti rimks
M y mim , thems* l\( h at theij uwti i
?•*-»’! t ; 11 th- roan to tt hum th* • hock
>m h-nwn c* not an imposter.-'
T • • . o «j ues tn*i: was worked,
'■ s 11 < ■ tr c ■ ■ he Alary M Mules, of
W h.,fo . a i was « arrled on for
y oe the* •<.:< the government
• e 1: I ha * eh* v.... 1 >htat!iing til*' i
• e o’ '!■ • ; • p pa re 1111 v fraudulent
eo i 'M- 'I'm, r« v,; 1;» a s«»hii* r In the j
»1 'k* ■* • .7 e th* nann* of W"hster.
:'M- r Ins death the < otrmussion r**- |
• « is* 1 l i" i!tion for u pension from n ■
v\ "1,0:1 who claimed to h* his widow.1
It • !’ 1 1 Mir: that the <mmnts
«; 1 - * to ,i that both Webstf r anal
' widow ’:- >I oone time prior to I'.mmi
• . 11 .* f Tin- pensioner was in reality)
.Mrs .Mai M Males.
e o. rnne tit then n d the Ihui; !
W'iikeshor • for .t744 **7. tin aggreg ito '
of t h* I * 11.41m? * hooks that 1 ad been
■ in d io tin bank to Mrs. Males and
»' t'.Mirt in «Jr* * ns\ i 1!«* d< -
*ied against tin plaintUY. The rase
. ,!!'* aled ami t h« decision of the
loss er court affirmed by tin Cm lit !
' -art ef Appeals.
SHOPPING THRONG
NOW IIT FULL TIDE
< Continued from First Page.)
the in**rehrmtff* have greatly relieved
the congestion, however, which char
acterized the larger stores at this pe
riod of th** year, and th*. crowd now j
f->nnd In aisles, while seemingly con- j
fused, is r*nl!\ orderly In every way, :
tin* floor -oi?k.r in mans’ places re.
o obdtiK <•’ rs 1 TO ; ; keep to th.* right,
puss Tip on< aisle and down another.
Additional clerks for the holiday
.«»'-ny*»n has** also been employed. In
s- s * ral phi* 4 y, the for* .• being in
« r* H.-«'d as imi<'h hj 50 per < cnt. Cash- .
b*rs ha c i»ceri pho * *1 throughout most
of the stores on ptiltforms easily*
reji"hcd from any * ounter »
I*i*»\i*le for 11k* I*oor.
Ah the. money j.h not going into
the Hton s. however -that !«. not for
f’hristmas presents, for busier than
put before th*- charitable organiza
tions are unusually actiw* this jear,
and Imvi’ nut with unusual success,
finding hundreds of cheerful and gen- j
crous glvera
St ni * m **j poor families will be cared i
for by the* Associated Charities. Food !
In being bought, garments and* shoes;
arc being purchased and many who |
had anticipated no Christmas will find;
that there Is .1 real Santa Claus after1
all, though he may not appear in Ilia
rotund, rosy personage.
In the lower sections of th** city, I
where food is sometimes scarce, where
warm « iotheg are rarely worn and
where many adopt a Ilf* of crime and
vie for a livelihood, the Salvation
\rm> and the American Army labor
unceasingly, and besides providing!
fuel, blankets and clothes, will give
many the only good, square meal
Christmas du\ which they have had
I'olln- to tu- Vigilant.
1 • ■ r tilt* protet tion <u nil i lass.-s <>i j
citlzena thi' tit) polio- an* this year!
ext-rt using unutmnl t art* and prt-cau- I
tinn All tilt- men hate boon tailed
in from their furloughs and vaca
tions Kvt-ry man tvill he on the job j
and front sunrise to sunrise t-vt ri
s.-. Hon will t-e under constant pa
trol.
1 m the Sotithaide four additional -
men " ill l-e planed, while on both ;
tides id Iht river the strictest regula- I
lions will he enforced, not with the.
vltu of perst.-i it tion. for when trouble1
'an he prevented without an arrest It
will always be done, but' for the g.-n
ral safety of the public, and with this
ever In mind the officer* will imme
diately l**t k up all drunken and dis
orderly people whose pleasure con
sists m disturbing the peace and corn- i
fort of others.
Hut hoys will he allowed to he
hove as long as they like, the ehlef ,
of police has declared and Monday ,
will la permitted to shoot their pop
• ra-'kira and hat.y-wakers to their
heart*' content. No rods, of any sort i
will he permitted in the neighborhood ,
of hospitals, however, nor around pri
vate houses where people are sick, i ]
An) infraction of this will result in!
Immediate arrest. Major Werner an
bounces, and he wants all the young
sters to hear It well in mind
As to tile size of pop-crackers <
which will lie allowed, the chief has :
Isso. d a ruling t*. th effec t that noth I
mg larger than a No. 5 will he per-' 1
rnitted. The stores hate been warned
not to sell them, arid the hoys, un- i
■ ss- they want t-> go to jail, an warn
i d h* h aw them discreetly alone.
Bonfires Where Safe.
Monday night v\ I]I he bonfire •
night and w heneve r th* n fifes arc j i
i. stri’ed to \acant lots far enough,!
from flame dwellings the police will I
permit them Knowing tills and with I
a great lust for barrels gnawing at
flit it souls, tin* youth "f the city I s .
I-*** n preparing for the event for si v - ; i
i ral months, and many a dark baso
n.-nt non hides hundreds ,,f boxes
and barrels mysteriously taken from
hack yards and alleys
With those barrels and hoy* h pth-d
iv high with gallons of ,,il poured i
■1 r till 111 to assist the lea pi life, I I nek- I
ng SiRifi which rise In n volumi of* i
-mok- , aia ompanic-d l-> th*- ro.-cr --f -
i,reworks, th- night will he passed I
lm! the - it\ will arise Tuesday, tired, 1 i
-hepy and harrelliss. glad that it Is t
>ver. i.uu, wi uritig its l.est and brav stjt
- mil* and happy
- ,(
SCHOOL TRUSTEE
WILL OE CHOSEN
t.
i
r
g
ri
I he I’ity i ’ouned will meet in joint |
*‘ssion Monday night to elect a sue
• ss.ir to Mr, John Haghy, of the First '
■ ejiool district,wlio recently resigned’
rem the city school board ; j.
This district lie hides Church Hill j „
net Wnsidngto i ward Two eandi- n
hit- * are hi the field for the place—Mr. II
-'fciaj. i’&rrlali, of NorUj Ttreaty•aUtli u
street. ami Mr. \V. H. i of the
Soothslde.
At, this meeting of the Council the
resignation of Mr. Arthur Clarke,
another school trustee, will l»- pre
■sye.ti <1. ami it is pofutihli- (hat Ins suc
ei s*or w ill tie named. Mr Clarke for
a Mllmhni of years has represented the
Third illstrlrt Ills resignation. lik<
that of Mr. Ilnfby, Is uis< il hy his
removal from that district to another
part of the city.
CITY RANKS FOURTH
III CEO CROSS SALES
CM IIMOMI I.Vt.s Itl lllMt IH T IS
I AI’I i II II TO T\M im.\< K
“ t
o\ IIOMK STHITt II.
Although Kiv hniond now rank*
only fourth In the line • competition
vv ith othi r Virginia cities in t onnec
tion with the sale of 1 {•«<1 Cross
stamps, this city is oxj.r led to give
a l" tii r aeeount of itself before the
rale Is concluded.
Norfolk is leading in the rate, with
Koanok' a . tose second Then comes
IVtersl.iirtf, with Klehmoml not far
!o hlrnl tiiat ejty.
It In estimated that -iri« e the open
■ rik of tie- sale not fewer than 30.UO0
seals a day liave tieen out hy business
lirrns and Individuals in Virginia.
“ I'ilp’ per emit, of the gross receipts
from tie aide in Richmond will go
(o Pino Camp, where the city's tuber
■ alosts patients are treated.
NEARLY A SCORE DEAD OR
MISSING IN BIG EXPLOSION
(Continued from First ! ago.)
thrown over on u passing automobile
For a moment I was stunned. I
“atv men and women imprisoned In
tlu car, unable to get out ami tainting
Mt lirai instinct was to aid them. 1
managed to pull one dead woman out
of tin’ i ar. The second woman T
dragged out seemed to t dying. Then
1 fainted and remember nothing until
1 was brought here.'
Kelly's left leg was tr -ki il, and he
re. < i *ed a severe gash In tils apex
ami bud seal]) wounds, but the phy
sicians declare he may recover.
< >f the tw enty persons sen' to Mower
hospital three will probably die.
At 1 o'clock no furtrn r bodies had
been recovered. Firemen and laborers
were searching the rail s but because
Of the complete, destruction of ih»
building tills will be a difficult task
and Chief Croker belipv ed it would tie
several hours before it would be know
several hours before it would lie
known positively whether the bodies
oi those reported missing arc burled
under tlip debris.
Croker hays Has Was Cause.
Kin Chief Croker, after a careful
investigation of the explosion, said
(hat it way due to Plntseh igas) and :
that dynamite was not a tactor,
"I have examined ttn.se who were,
vr work when the disaster happened,"
ho said, "ami have found that the |
xk» explosion w as entirely responsible. ]
Tlo-re Is a three-inch pipe laid along
side of the tracks here which are used
lo till the \pnks of tin' Cullman i ars
which are sidetracked outside of the
destroyed building. A switching crow
permitted some > ars to overrun their
dlstanct to-day and the forward car
smashed the gas pipe The flow of
gas poured into the depot alongside
Instead of shutting off the gas at the
tank the workmen tried to Ox the
break. When mixed with atr ptntscn
gas- is more powerful as an explosive ;
lhan dynamite.
"Some one trying to straighten out
the pipe, dropped hts work on the
third rail. There was a short circuit
ami the sparks ignited th. gus and
a used the explosion "
ASSESSOR BE DAMAGES
WILL BE APPOINTED
Mayor Richardson Monday afternoon
signed tin ttrdinaEm i-s creating u city
..sscssor of tlanifu'i - atni authorizing
Ho purchase f.y tl ■ ( tty of No. M»ti
Alaiket square.
Tint asaeasor will ne appointed by
tlo oily engineer. •.< :th tin approval
of the street committee and will re
cot o $.r.00 ti yenr
Tlo Market sum*-. property la t>c
boiiKht by th, at for $:iS5, though
it recently sold r r J242.60. The
property has no cutlet to the street,
and la being parch.ised ao that the
I '<>' "'ll not hivV. to grant the right
of way.
IKlTENANT I AvrilAM
iti:t tn i.its ntoM fever
11A1UUSONTJ1 Jt.i VA.. DecamlitT
lo Lieutenant I tut ert Kastham, of
lurrlaonhurg Guards. who hue been
II with fever at V M. f.. Lexington,
or several weeks, hue sufficiently re
o'crid to return i,. the home of his
yarents. Mr. arid Mrs. o. n. Last
nun. on Houlh Hast .Main afreet.
Ilied on shopping 'Trip.
N< ill k i »LK, A \ . Oecembcr If*.-—
>lrs, M. Cheat In. tn, whose funeral
incurs in ''rev, t, jHy, was in Kor
i»H; shopping. found dead in
”'i at the h.»nc her sister. Mrs.
*. I'. Cousins
< reditors or sctlis Meet.
MAXAKSAS, \ v. I lee. 11*.—Waiter
.’ante.. referee m bankruptcy, herd
meeting her. morning of the
■ieditors ..t I.e* ..i S'eiUs and at*
"dated flryan <; e-don trustee and
I. nrv Camper * e iWaters und Eu
rertr- Holdings eppraiser*. Crandall!
.Iicltey, <'rmnii.ii .'iilth's attorney for
fir vandria < mint who is attorney
or SpIHs. \va«* prr-Hcnt.
ilHHO AC vr I f I I I, ox
< IIAIM.K <»l 11 I.KfiAL VOT1X1I;
i.vxcHiirmV \ ' r've. 1*1.—w.n-1
■r bmith, the ii'c • who was recent- j
• arrested eht.rg ' ith having voted i
legally in th. i.'.nt local option
hi-tioft, wmh fC 'i ideil on Saturday. |
li- 111 me lies c, v in the city and ;
««ly ill he eomm. .Hid he had Item
*hi that he shorn.| ttansfer his vote i
. the city.
A PAN (ilVKS \sM KAXCK
Ol’ US IIlr.llLST ESTEEM
\\ ASillNtlT* IN rieccmher 1ft.—. !
cmiranee of th. He ndliiu's* of Jiipau
aid the 1 i: j t -i States Was given
res'dnt Taft t..-d t„ Consul Carl I’,
i ichman. Am. r. ,.ri com ul ;it ,\n
iski. Japan, wl,.. uled t,, puv- hi*
sped.
Itl lt TKXNY To \f WAGE
Rostov NATIONALS
IP USTO.X. MASS, fiecemher lit.- j
red i entry u*o* itefluv 11 p poi n I *-il
aiiager of the l.oslon National;. An- !
umcement XVa mad*- t.y Pre idem
dwell at tire iomlu»lon of a meet
g Qt lire club uflujiglg, ,
SEIfiCH RETURNS
TO H(S HOME
S\YS III: "\i lii: II’" IN NEW
VOHK \M» mDNT KNOW
MOW, IIK (iOl THKItK.
ial to Tin- Ulchmoml Virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.. Pee. IP. -
The mystery surrounding tin sudden
disappearance of Thomas Edward'
Sealeh, head bookkeeper for the Now
port Nmvi and Old > Point Hallway
and Electric Company, last Saturday
wpfk was cleared yp this morning
when Saalr-h walked Into his home in j
Hampton.
Sealeh was in a nervous condition i
and explained that after ho had gone I
to Norfolk Saturday on a pleasure ;
trip b« remembered nothing more !
until he i ame to himself yesterday in
New York City . How he got there ■,
he eannot explain lie returned Im
mediately.
Seal eh yvas arrested soon after his !
return to-day and is now In jail file- i
lng a etmrge of grand larceny. V war- !
rant for his arrest was sworn out by j
the \ •, port News and Old Point Hall- j
way Company and charges him with •
larceny of j:tna.
Market closed strong.
RICHARD F. BEIRNE IS AWARDED
RHODES PRIZE AND WILL REP
RESENT UNIVERSITY
AT OXFORD.
(Special to The Hb hmond Virginian.) I
CMAKl.OTTKSVLLLE. VA I>ec 19.'
Frank Koulkc Helrne, of Hlchmotui, j
was to-day uwurded the Rhodes schol
arship. He is a son of the late Kleh- |
nrd F. B*»lme, one of the most bril- j
llant editors Virginia has ever pro- |
duced After careful j. reparation tit!
the county school for hoys, of Haiti- j
more, he entered upon hi* work at the
University of Virginia three years ago ;
and has pursued his course with uni- I
form success. He Is a candidate for:
his baccalaureate degree this session j
and is carrying In addition to the re
QUlri ti B. A. courses n graduate course i
hi Italian.
•lodging from the high grade of work :
Hell ne is doing ui the University this
session there is the fullest confidence
In ms imelleciuai power and his ability ,
to bring credit to the University and]
himself at < >Xford.
Wnde in college lie took an active1
pint In outdoor sports. He was a mem
ber of the track t'uun which competed
with y ale and In several of them con
tests won u place He has played
basketball, aseoi latl.di football and j
tenuis He is a meinOcr of m,. in-itu I
Phi fraternity and I lie Tilka bonbon
Society and vice-president of ih<- .tun ’
di inn i 'lass,
‘•wnv IU-1A1N t in .ViLL
rKii.UI.MvNl ni|V 1 HIM
*NU i l BL ltli, \ .A . JJuCetn tn-r ly.
- The 'wet' foreee have rein died the
law arm of Harper, Oouinun and
ioanlei and J. lin.-ney Coiulhah to rep
resent mem iu the coining contest.
t he answer to the petition inou riat
uruay by Oeorgt E. 1 nomas
Whitehead and Judge A A, Ptm-gar,
on behiut of tin- urys,'' will be ns.nl
wiihih the next twenty days.
i tie wat counsel today would hoi
gnu out uny information as to what
Ihe Hharacter el the reply Would be.
UWT MtA\ I'o s< lltxti
l NOKIl HI \1, ION |T|( )|,
Attorney-t.en.rul Williams, hi an
opinion sent to Superintendent t.f !
i’untk' Instrmtii.il liiggleaton Monday
" hum <i lor a
literary fund cannot be made b\ the
Mat. board of education to u s'. hn,.l'
undt-r the i ontrol of more than mu
Ht-h"'i| board. Then fro the high i
tn h..„| of Disputants, Prime tJeorge I
county, which is controlled by the 1
' school boards of Templeton and
Blackwater districts, , allot g.t tie
j it t.'t borniw.
It was while considering Hie
Kality ol a loan to the i haputatitn
school that Mi Hgglcton and Sec- i
rotary .Sb.irnt-s decided to put thi
matter up t.. Mr. Williams.
The attorney.general declared in h s
opinion that an act of the I-eglMa.
tore was nc essary If the hoard wished i
to make the desired loan.
MSS' HI LEAVES
JUTES THE THOUGHT !
I ^ --
to mold arrest and prosecution for!
ca?U:,o'" conn. Mrs. Joa i-lahn, or !
V ‘ "cst Broad, who whs enlolncd
.Saturday morning from beating m-r
husband. Salomon llahn. ouietlv '
packed |up her belongings Suikih',
and left town. Her husband is rnali
no *’ftort to locate h<*r.
Mrs. Hahn's sudden departure \. as i
taken after she had .lolled the court '
to make her keep out of „h. i litis- ,
t.ands Stole. dhi> deemr. d that the
store was hers and her husband hush
here and. that she would not bone '
cither of them.
, *'aw Continued
I'o allow counsel for John M. sty.
wait time to prepare th. defense
Justice Crutchfield Monday .-onflnued
the case in which Mr. Stywa.lt N .
- used of violating the diiid labor law
of the state. According to Agent
Clinedlnst, ... the hureau oj lao.o’
Mr. Stywa It iicrmitted hts thirtocri
year-old duughter to work In the
Johnson box factory. The child Is
too young to work, according t , the
lai.or laws, which were passed at Up.
Instance of State Commissioner of Ha
ler J. H. Doherty.
MOM MI NT TO WFliM.VM
HAMPTON Cl KT|s I'VVHli.KH
Intprerslve exert is. s marked the
unveiling of a monument to the late
William Hampton Curtis Sunday af- | !
t-rno'-n In th. Hebrew Cemetery, the
ceremonies being under th« auspices j
of Magnolia Camp. Woodmen of the*
World.
The following double <|inirtet to.de i J
part In th* exercises: Messrs. K.
t ’*’<■ ker, M. W. Wilkinson, O, |;, .\un- i
'tally, W. A. King. C ». Hloytlj J
Holtz. W. H. .\unnally. J. h Asrl.-y. 1
pompom: ( o.vkihkhation op !
i:i.i.<tiox or sknatoiik £
WASIHVOTM.V. Decern lx-r 'I f*. ‘ |
i ll.- senate committee on judiciary to- i
ia. postponed until lifter the holidays
uniadoration of a report made bt ,i I
tub-committee in favor of th. ,.|*e« |,
lion of C tilted Slides senators I.. ,!,
.optilar vote. Similar artioi was
:akcn with regard to the nomination* c
'or comment oourt office* ' U
emus DEVELOP
ID EARLY HOOD
<.i:\fcK\l, ll’WAHI. MOVEMEYT
BlXilVS WITH T1IE WEEK IN’
M ARIA' AIX At "TIVI
ISStTEH.
NEW CORK, December IS.—Good
gains were made In nearly all the
Issues traded In at the opening of the
stock market to-day and a general
upward movement developed.
Impressive buying whs evident in :i
number of Important Issues from the
beginning and the market with one
or two exceptions continued strong.
Governments ur>- unchanged, and
other bonds strong.
Additional advances were recorded
In a number of the leading railroads
and Industrials during the lust half
of the forenoon.
The market continued fairly active
In the afternoon, hut the rising ten
dency was checked on large offerings
of stocks.
NEWYORK STOCK MARKET.
Opon. Cloaod.
Amarfcun ltaat Surar..,.
Am. Agpr. Cham. Co..
Allia-Chalmar*..
Allia-Chnmbera, pftl..
Almalgamatod Copper. . 63 ■ % 61%
AmiH<«n C*o. fc ‘.»Hi
American Can. pfd.. 77
American Car A Fdy............
American Car A Fdy. pM. 5u 30
A mar i van CoMon CHI .... .
American Loooraotire . .. ... 16*$ 3C
American IiAfomntift, f>t«l. .
American Smalttn*. . T4**i 76H
American Huagr ..
Ainer. Tel. and Tel. Co. ......... 141 *i 142
Amerlcan Tobacco. turn . . .
A marie a u Tobacco, pfd.
Aotfonda Copper. . ... 4J
Atobiaon ... JOlMi 101H
Atlantia Coaat Lina. . 117
Baltimore and Ohio. 106*4
Brooklyn flap id Tranait. 74** 7&%
Canadian Pacific. J9.V-$ 11*4Vi
Chaaapaake and Ohio... 81 81 V®
Chicago Graat Waatarn. ........ 22H
Chic Mil. and Ft. Paul.....'. 178 t2*H
Chi. and Northarcatarn. ....... 14 fVj
C. O W.pfd. 65 r.5
Central Leathar.. . 4i*> 4 1*4
Colorado Fn*l and Iron . .
Colorado and Southern.
Colo and South.. l»t pfd.
Col. and South., ~d pfd . ..
Cnnaoiidatad (»aa . 1 W’-t 114 >■%
Dale ware ami Hndaon
Denrtr and Hio. F.. com
Denver and llio G., pfd.. ... -S:
Dial Mem' Sac. Cur. ,
Er*. •* » Al4
Fria, ! at pfd. . .. 4'» 4 ■
Krie, 2d pfd. ... . .lMii* tSDy
General Electric. .. |£5*4 l.>u#
Great Northern. prfd .. 17 G* UN ’4
Great North. Ur». Ctfa. ......... 67 59*$
llUtnoia Central..
Int. Mrtmpoiiuan. .......... 20%
nt. Metropolitan pfd. \
hit. Mar. Marina, com. ..
Ini. Mar. Marine, pfd..
International Paper. 18
International Papa.r, pf<l..
Kaaaaa City Ho., com .. '4114
Iv&naaa City Ho., pfd.
I-ouiavilic and NaaheiHa. i4t*4
Manhattan ...
I
ateinv street iumwmy..
Mo. Kaa. »nd Tctu . 3 (( 32 A
M Kao and p/d .
M amouri Pacific). . 47
National Land . M"i A*
New York Central . . 1 j*4
N Y. Oat. and Werti-rw . 4t’4
Norfolk and Wrateto. . 10i tooAj
Northern Pacific .. It.V* nr,
Pacific Mail . . ...
iVoruKvlvarra . . .... ... 129
P«H»pl** • Gaa .. iu&%4
Prr««nj Steel ( ar. ...
Preeeed Meei Cat, phi ... ....
Kwt Cueel h|»r:im .rom. i1'w .141^
Keadiag. 1.V) J.ViV*
krpubhc Iron and ctAcI..
Ifophulci l and tc, pfd. .. y.j
Hot k I •land. . M
\iock I■ land, p/d... *2
-!o*«-Sbef/l*lrt...
Southern Paeifl©. ..... Hi5» U*S
Southern Kailwt*f. > 2712
Southern Railway pfd . f)2s$ 031
I «nnr«MM4 Copper . . ;i5 • -j l4
retail Pacino. ort' j
Anon Paetfk-.. 17fti^ 171 ‘4
L'nited State* Rubber. .. :»4 3 j
United Mata* Steel. 7i 7.4^
rated State* Steel, p/d.. . 11A«|
7».-Car. Chemical. 02'-4 02*4
• • Car. Chemical, pfd..
* »•>*•*>. 10 i id*
A pfd.. 341.
A ottern Union. ;. 77 74\
RICHMOND STOCK M \RKPT.
Richmond Vu.. D*<\ 19. H*io.
Bid a^Kcd
P
.41. ?tA old c a. !i I J j . . . . 8 7 •' 3
\,n 2-3 c. .v R. 11*91 .RH*4
^ C L. H. H Con Tr I p. c.'M
A <h;. ii. M«*r. U',.*-, r.492 ,100
la. A- l.« 104T> . ... j0;,
lii Par. t«t *i**# C lf*22.113
»a & Ala. (..'on hv 1 M l.». . . 104
* o 1 «V \v CH l 1 {>' i J 9 9H . . . y»,
'aboard All Lin*4 19f>0.. S'
hiaboard Adjustment.
bond?*. 1949 . .
hnith* rn |{v, 1*t 1994. . 107
u. Ky A V Co. Href..1
a. Hy A- I*. Co i iom ....... 2 3 1.
Alan Coast Linr . ..liv'
A- O. . SI
►'or. A- NW*t ("on* .iot
<0. Railway Pref . .021;
*0. Kail way Com.... ... . 7»;
imerlcun National .lfc*
"ir j»t National ..;j 10
V**rchanth National..075
'a. Bank of Va .p» \
’a. State* ond City.t.7f>
’lamer* National . . ... .h7:$
livings Bank of filch'd.... «3
'nion Bank of Rich'd .210
a Trust Co ... 12 I
h FIro and Marine . , . . . . «;*
1. Car, ciurn Prof ft p. c 122
a. Car (‘hern (*o com ....*, 2
8 k
89 U
12.1
63
sti.ns.
2.000 Va »ld 3.S 8712,; 2.00 Va. On
urb m at k,>Ai ; 10 sl»ai* s National Ban!
f Virginia, 192.
IlKIINOKII PIlilllirK MARKET.
iUchmond, Va, Dec. 19, 1910
WVE I’OLLTliY.
large and fat.
urkeyH,
l»«*r lb .
11 r keys,
per lb.
hick* ns.
mu. p«r
001* tern,
co«c. fat
««**•, small,
uckrt. large,
11*.
ticks, .small
lb .
. if.
small and thin.
?/ 20
lb
per
Ih. . .
each . .
and large, each
%e h .
young.
J*
12
40
per
V
If
£
'*t
H
fU!
13
11
90
6»»
. i 1
young, per
.12
0
OP
13
DHKSSKI) I'OI I.THY.
* ( mlraw 11. head and i**ct
urkc> »*, ch.dce, (»• 1 I0...2I
urkty.-, thin and small,
»*er Hi ..IK
hlckanK, per lb. ,.,*,,,.14
uckt| per. Hi, ,«•*«»■« mtli
off.»
(v ;
20
15
IH
Christmas (
Gifts
That Please
and Delight
nre to be found In glittering
Abundance at the Schwarz*
achild atore. But-—this it net
time for word*—as Christ*
mas Is only a few days away.
Come now—our stocks are
full, fresh and beautiful—
and your Christmas of 1910
will be the happier—because
your gift came from this
popular and elegant store.
Schwarzschild Bros.
Richmond* I.rndivy Jrwelem.
Corner Broad and Second Sts
, |»et* lb.
. 13
H 10
GAMP).
Rabbits, fancy each. (o JO
Rabbit*. rluii. t, eac-h.l-lj O 14
Halihltn, aninll or damaged,
each .8 <*i 10
Wild Turkey*. per lb.-2 (q
Squirrel*, eac h . 5 fit $
KOan.
Crates, nearby. freah laid..: .’ r<\
Crates, other sections . . . '•'» ’.J
m iruit.
Choice, family packed. • (d
Merchants, fair, j>«r lb....is d :0
mvr stock.
Veals, choice to fancy, per
lb. u
Voals. por to f;tir. per lb...7ia ‘t
Veale, small and poor .. 7 f<v
Calves, runnon*. per lb.... 1#
Sheep. per lb.3 ki
I .a mbs, per lb. . 7* (<i
llOKH . 7 > fit
Cattle, fair to prime, per lb 3i“,
DRI^IED HOGS KTT.
Hoks, choice, small per li> 10
Ho**. choice, large per lb. . i»*j
Hogs, c<tags, etc. per
lb. 7
Spare-Riba and Chine, par
lb.
Sausage, per lb ..........
s b
I
5
ft
!*♦
1 1
'l 1 l
H1DKS.
Dry bait, per lb. . ...
1 »ry Flint, per edi . . .
<»i* €>n, per lb. . .
Green salt, per lb.
FI MS
Mink, a a* to .siic and
!
»!»«* and
a lid
00
0
'lualitN
<H tor, H* t«
qualttv
lb aver, as to sin
qua lit > . . . 5 00
Muskrat, as to size and
quality . .
Muskrat kit.' as to
AM(! qUtl t it'
Opossum, a* to ei*.e and
qua Ilf y
Coon as to six- urd
tpmlltv
Gra*. Few is to >he
and qua lit v
U«d Fox. as to *dr.e ur.d
quality ,
<a
7 00
V iJ
'4* 1 h
■i 7
■U a - 5
'<* 1« U’J
fir 7 v*
<'i 35
kj 11
tff . t ft
<a i -*
& l ot
& t «t
>usa;i,mEoi>.
Walnut* per bu.75 fit
Rlnok-Fycd i t as. good
hu. ..’.1' 75 7i
Dried Apples, bright.
Appb.h, round, per bbt3 00 (u t> nf
lloe.ntrnx. per lb .... (& 7S
It KM ARKS Marker condition* prae*
Really same a« Saturday Turkey* rn1#
hlightlv, other prices steady.
OCTOBER COTTON
SHOWS STRENGTH
strong ni;i.i. si n*()HT ( aiiriks
ruins to wmiix six '
i'oimv or recent
HIGH l.l'VIX.
NEW York. December 1 :* —,\i tin*
I opening t h<- cut ton mark' t was gundy
|l to 7 points higher. October show
Iiir til - greatest strength. The lift
! did not respond fully to tlrm cables
at tile outset hut later received strong
lull support which carried prices to
w Ithln six points of the n cent high
level.
I-tecember. 1 4.V x ru v; .Jiintiar’,
14 92 tt 1*3; March, 1T.S1 n tl, Mai,
15.41 !f R; July, 1 5,40 '-j 4 1; August,
1 liJilitj M; October. 13.70Itt 71.
| •
sun i. owi:\!< vnu, iutthn
HOME WITH His MOTHER
I Shell (.(■vi t.K. the loiirtei n-year-olU
youth who told the police his namo
• was f-'rutiH P.oyd after lit was ttr
. rested two weeks into on the chargi
! of stealing S'i iroiti a residence on
North Third street, will he sent back,
to his home at Laurens, ft. C. A
j telegram was reeeived at the heatl
| quarters «.t tin Associated Charities
M1 ridav stating that his mothe r would
leave pt Richmond without delay to
cuilm possession of her hoy.
The lad's real name and home was
ascertained several days ago through
the exercise ef a little detective head*
work tc a reporter for The Virgin
ian.
ON Ml Kutrnol S Ass.iibT
I'or trying to kill Hubert Most))'
! with a Kriue and lauilig In this at
iieinpiiiiK to beat his brains out with
a eiuo oaturaay mgnt, Jonn -Mosey,
a colored gladiator of Jackson ward,
was sent on to tno grand jury t>y Jus
tice < run niielU in poiut court Mon
day morning.
lif.vs A WAV WITH POKHK
l.r.'lh 4 AlO.s i tin IX JAIIj
Convicted of stealing a 114 pig front
Clarence Tinsley, two negroes, Albert
Jones and Charlie Johnson were
Monday morning sent to jan for four
mop tup by Justice Crutchfield. Tha
pig was brought Into court as exhibit
aalpha and omega and loudly pro
test'd that he had beeij stolen, though
tne accused declared that they didn’t
know "nothin' uboout It."
BIG STEAMSHIP IN
PERILOUS POSITION
VAN'CorVER, 14. C„ Dee, 19.—Tha
Crunk TrunK I’aclfie’a crack new linen
the Prince George, went ashore at tha
entrance of the Harbor to-day. It la
feared she may tip over at low tida
this afternoon.
CENSlS OFFICE GIVES
OCT STATISTICS
WASHINGTON. Decembr 19.—Tha
census office announced to-day tha
population of the following cltla
towns:
Wayne township, lnd.. 20,tai,
Marshall City, Tex., 11,452.
Alabama: Anniston City,
liersomer, 1«.SS4; Dothan,
Florence, tt.889. HantfviUs*
Stlma, AJ.IIH.
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