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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
n OUR POPULATION
:FT ISABOUT 127,50O
49,
and Careful Estimates Place Increase
at 50 Per Cent. for Past
= Ten Years
TON. Ll17tE INCREASE IN AREA
aces Business Manager Dabney, Of
Chamber, Certain Figures
Are Not Far Wrong

Although there Is no lntln1atlon as
"a when the census figures for Hlch.
mond win be issued. inside facts piekeo
nm .by. those who. have been studysns
the question indicate that the govern.
ment will show that tho population OF
this city Is about l27.soo.
That would lmean an increase OF so
per cent. within the past ten years the
1900 census placing the population OF
Richmond at 5000.
That OF Itself Is not regarded as $40"
growth. The area OF this city. Win
Manches tsr. or South Richmond, IN
cluded,,is less than eleven square ml!ee.
The area OF Atlanta. with popaiation
OF 1883. Is twenty-six square m'les-
with that area, taking In all the SUD
urbs. conservative estimates sho" tha.
Richmond would probably exceed sne
Georgia city in ectual population.
According to Special Accountant
George S. Crenshnw, Richmond's exact
area within the corporate limits IS
1o2s acres. or a little less than eleven
SQUARE miles. The bed OF James River
within tho city limits Is approximately
one square mile. making Richmono's
area for purposes OF comparison ap-
proximately ten square miles, as COM
pared with Atlantas twenty-six. Des
Moines's rfty-four. Dalias's eighteen.
Duluth's siaty.seven. Erie. seventy
two, Fall Rivers forty-one and san
Antonios thirty-six square miles
Just Dnbney's Estimate.
William 7. Daoney. business manager
Of the Chamber OF Commerce said yes
terday that the organization which he
represents has been particularly anS-
ious to have the Richmond figures made
public by the Census Bureau. but that
director Durand had been unable &c
predict when they. might be available
Indeed. II WAS said that the statement
had not been complied.
Mr.. Dabney was asked II he though,
la7,5oo
"Why. that Is exactly my estimate
he said. Some OF our people have be.
lieved that the figures would far ex.
coed that mark. though It was expect
ling too much. I should be greatly sur
prised IL they fall below .l27 500. Blu
| you must bear in mind this fact 4
we had continued to reach out<and e1-
pand ten years ago as rapidly as W.
| have during the past three years
there Is no telling what we might no
be able to show. Then when you con
sider our Very small area-ten squar,
I m!les-you Will see that we have con,
A pact business city. Richmond doesn
take IN any corn fields. Within tn,
next ten years all OF these suburb
around the city will be In reality
as.oanolas. ,st.gszl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
FULLER HOLDS
PERMANENT JOB.

Among postuasters gathered here in
attendance on the Convention of the
Postmasters Of the First Glass. there
Us general approval of the reports
from Washington that President Taft
Will shortly issue an order placing as
sistant postnasters on the classified
list, thus giving them permanent po-
sittons under civil service regulations.
While no formal orders have as yet
been issued the situation Is generally
understood by first class postmasters
as meaning that those assistant post
masters now in Office do not have to
stand competitive examinations, but
at once become permanent employees of
the government, not subject to the
fluctuations of presidential appoint-
ment from one administration to an
ether Hereafter as vacancies occur
they will be filed by competitive ex-
animation under civil service regula-
tons.
Under this understanding Of the sit
fation Assistant Postmaster Isaiah
White Fuller, OF Richmond. who has
been one Of the active hosts of the
convention. was the recipient of many
congratulations. He is assured of a
position of permanence and standing SO
long as he may desire to hold 1t. Post
masters may come and go; Presidents
and their appointees may change, but
under the classified list the assistants
will hereafter hold on. Some post
masters. evideatly apprehenstve that
the next administration may be Demo-
cratic, admitted that they would gladly
change places with their assistants in
order to secure permanency of app
pointment Postmaster Allen. who used
to be assistant postmaster here under
Mr.. Cabell, said that he was not so
sure that the Commissioner of Inter-
nal Revenue had done him service
when he, gave up his position here and
made way for the promotion of his
assistant Generally speaking. the new
order meets with hearty approval of
the postmasters, and Of Mr.. Fuller in
particular.
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CHARTERS ISSUED

Charters We're Issued yesterday as for
lows by the State Corporation Commission
The Suffolk Fair Association unc.), Sur-
folk. Va j. E. B. Holiday. president; s.
F. Primer, H. N. Fitzgerald. secretary-all
of Suffolk. Capital: Maximum, s5,ooo mini.
num- $1,000 Objects: Conduct a fair.
Norfolk Association of Credit Men dnc.)
Whichard. secretary and treasurer; j. N
McBrde--all OF Norfolk. Objects: To con.
duct an association for the benefit of credit
men.
owen sleet Company (1nc.). Norfolk, va
C, r. Owen. president; Loula j. Sleet. sec.
rotary; Anna owen-all OF Norfolk. Capital
Maximum, $4,000; minimum, 5000. objects
Mercantile business.
Bloomberg- Michael Furniture Company
Qnc.), Richmond. w. H. Michael. presi-
dent: NJ Bloomberg, vice-president; NJ. L.
BIoomberg, secretary and treasurer-all OF
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WOULD FLY OVER
HAMP TON ROADS
Representative Here Arranging
for Exhibition Flights

Thomas 2. Jackson, special repre-
sentative of the Wright Company. of
Dayton, Ohio. arrived in Richmond yes
terday to perfect plans for the exhibit
ton flights OF Wright aeroplane at
the Virginia State Fair next week.
AT the Jefferson Hotel last night Mr..
Jackson said that Aviator Ralph john
stone, who is engaged to fly here every
day next week, Will complete an en-
gagement at the New Jersey State Fair
at Trenton on Friday and will reach
her with his car on Saturday.
Mr. Jackson will leave this morning
for Norfolk, where he is negotiating
for exhibition aeroplane flights from
Norfolk to Old Point. over Hampton
Roads. Besides interesting Norfolk
people. 1t is proposed to have army and
navy officials present to witness tests
of the Wright machine over the waters
of Chesapeake Bay. the machines, in
charge of Johnstone and other we'll
known fiers, to circle over Fortress
Monroe and the battleships lying in the
roads. by way of practically testing
the possibilities OF using aeroplanes in
time of war. The date for these exhi-
bition flights has not been fixed as yet.
but may follow close after the fair
meet here. as several OF the Wright
aviators. with their cars, are now In
the East.
Mr.. Jackson said that he would re-
turn here on Saturday and perfect
plans for the exhibition flights, which
begin Monday, and stay over to witness
the first days performance at the Fair
Grounds.
According to all reports. tombstone
is more than making good at the New
Jersey Fair, and from reports of his
1,,f, !, i1s&1
fair will be treated to a series of exhi-
bition flights such as have never been
seen before on Virginia SOIL save at
Fort Myer. where elaborate tests were
made year ago, in the presence of a
board of army engineers
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EehgeHiazzo Ca:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Madison 1884.

or as a chairman Of committee which
controls one or more departments.
Thus one committee superyises the af
fairs OF the Fire. Health and Police
Departments, another of Revenue and
Finance. etc. The advantages are OBJ
yious There Is no clash between heads
of departments, or no friction. Each
commissioner Is held direct,'' account
able for the departments under him.
and the Mayor Is held accountable for
ALL
The business OF the city is trans
acted by n widely compact business or
ganiZation. Houston is getting action
for Its money, where Is never did be-
fore, asserted the sneaker.
The speaker explained the workings
of the various departments under the
different commissioners, any one Of
whom may employ or discharge the as
sistants under him. or make any Inn
provements that in his judgment may
be needed. In other words, when
commissioner is made head OF de-
partment he is given absolute charge
of It's affairs and Is free to conduct
II with an entire absence Of outside
Interference.
In concluding Mr.. Strong stated that
since Houston adopted the commission
form OF government, the city had been
able to expend s1.750,0o0 for improve
ments of a public nature.
Former Mayor Mccarthy also dis
cussed the commission government
plan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
Police Court Cases.

Joseph Taylor, colored. was sent on
to the grand Jury from Police Court
yesterday morning on a charge OF
stealing by main force and violence
$40 from Alexander Harris.
Samuel Williams. colored boy, was
sent to the reformatorys for breaking
into the stable of N. G. Scott and steal
ing an automobile tire.
Joseph Gringald. colored. charged
with carrying a concealed pistol. was
fined 800 and placed under 800 -e-
curity for twelve months.
Lee King, white, charged with steal
ing $50 from the Mutual Insurance
Company. was sent to jail for thirty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
selebrnte Anniversary.

Captain George N. Skipwith, former
of Company c. of the First
Regiment. will deliver an address to-
morrow night at the anniversary of
the company. which will be celebrated
al the First Regiment Armory. A brief
musical program has been arranged in
honor OF the event. After the exercises
supper will be served. Quite number
Of invitations have been issued.
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Leeper-ClarAe.

George Hoe L.eeper. Of Charlotte coun-
ty, and Miss Mary Clarke daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Newton Clarke. of Roa-
noke, were married at the home OF
the hrides parents to-day. the ofticiat-
of Johnson City. Tenn. father OF the
groom. and the Rev. W. G, Campbell. D.
D., pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
OPEN BRANCH OFFICE
Postal Facilities to BE Extended to
Fair Grounds.

superintendent Of City Delivery Elmo
S. Redwood, of the Richmond post
Office, is preparing to open branch
post office on the grounds of the Vir-
einia State Fair Associa ton on Mon
day morning. The office will be run
both for exhibition purposes Of meth
DDS If handling mail, and also for the
practical purpose of delivering mail
to the army Of fair employees, conces-
sionaires. exhibitors and others who
will be stationed on the ground during
Fair Week,
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Indicted AS Accessory.
The TimaS-Dispat To

Alexandria. Va. September as
Samuel A. Butler, known as Samuel
Simmons, was this afternoon indicted
by grand Jury on a charge Of being
an accessory before the fact to the
OF the crime Of assault on
Violet Mcintyre His son. Will Sim
mons. was earlier indicted for the
same crime. Simmons was arrested and
held in default of $4,000 bail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
Fought in Theatre.

Fred Lleber and EDWARD Myers,
white, were arrested last night on a
charge of fighting in the Bijou The
atre. The fight ls alleged to have oc-
CURED last week.
Harry Bernard, white. was arrested
on warrant charging him with fall
ing to support his wife and two chill
dren.
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It is about equal with that of Lynch
burg, while 1t is exceeded by Ports
mouth. Naturally. smaller cities can
more easily show larger percentages
OF increases.
In 1860 Richmond was one of the
most important places In the country.
Torn by war; ruined by reconstruction,
deprived of much of her best blood on
the field OF battle. the work of recup-
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a Victim Of Pellngra.
.[speoIal to me Times- Dlspatch.

Roanoke. Va. September 2S.-Ashr NJ,
OF Roanoke, Is desperately III with
pellagra and has been unconscious
forty eight hours 1t was said to-
night that he might live twenty four
hours or many months MI, Prince has
was not announced as pellagra until
to-day, He has been assistant post
master six years 55G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
MANY \
ON CO
Latest States o
ments Indie
Cha
H. --,
| RICHARDS GOES
Alderman China
men Powell /;
on Til,
RICHARDS GOES
Some surprising

Some surprising
made In the slat
assignments to
presidents of the
Council on ruesd
dent had made
much as q we
which were pub.
to time changes
been made. amor
OF Councilman
known as the "
Street." and To-
tive member OF
to the Commit
lection OF Messr
two other new
mittee on Finau,
DR.. c. NJ, Miller
bert K Pollock c
and Reform. AZ
probably be tra
to Finance.
| OF course. the
to change. and j,
OF their ammo,
night. The Co
o'clock. and In,
Both President
whI,tet have An
ever. and any u
in che nature OF
the two. in an ei
ponderance OF pc
ton OF the CT
COMMITTEES Is 4
under the rules
Idea prevails n
ers. and while
member OF enc.
ward on every
presidents are Q
their lists so as
certainly each $,
resentation on Il
controlling depa
Each Wn.
This is especi;
Committee on F.
a member from
is to name sew,
list embraces n,
eight wards. Q
omitted By the
Morgan r. Mills
Water. Preside
the demands OF
) will name, Mr.
on Finance.
The new ruiz
tion Of the Finl
bidding It's men
othar standing
} tired interest to
} | membership OF I
! AS a matter ,
) OF both branche
publication. and
: assol lsos~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29

Grafton was necessarily slow. But re-
tanning to the full the fragrant memo
ries of tho past, and never forgetting
to venerate the good things of tina
times that will come no more, she has
In ten years made a long stride toward
resuming the position of ante bellum
days. and has as one of the incidentals
added nearly round 100000 to tho
$4,000 of 1860.
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From rlmes-Dispatch of September IL.

Richmond. Capital: Maximum, $4,000;
minimum. 5000. Objects: Furniture BUSH
ness.
Tabor Realty Corporation, Richmond. H.
T. Tabor, president: L. E. Thompson. treas
urer; E. P. Purvis, secretary: Capital:
Maximum. $500; minimum. $500. Objects:
Real estate and Insurance business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
HOW THE CITIES GROW

Washington, d. c., September IS.
The following census figures were
made public to-dny:
Springfield, No.. 35,:O1, an Increase
OF 1884, or 51.3 per cent, over
23,.O7 In 1900.
Joplin, Mo-, 32,O73, an Increase OF
6,O50, or 49,: per cent, over :G,0c3
In 1000.
Maiden, Mass, 44'4o4, an increase
of 1910 or BIO per cent, over
33,664 In 1000.
Quincy, Mass. 3:,84c, an increase
of SAB, or 1866 per cent, over :3,-
500 In 1000.
Wnltham, Mass, q, ss4, an increase
OF 1858, on 1876 per cent, over 3d.
ASH In 1000.
Rome, On. 1900. compared with
1901 In 1000.
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boundaries SO as to include thickly
settled sections already built up and
occupied, lying Just at her gates.
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20. c.. on q
obbery. Oscar
i old. OF Rich
u,e Washing
,elped entdr and
,rarrant & Grant.
DAD Streets lass
elective Sergeant
night to. bring
ID for trial.
IAN named Henry
/, ears old. who also
his home. though
appear in the City
ested In Washing
= holding up and
viaan and Mark.
yesterday morn
aiken to c police
each with four
kin broke down
Richmond rob.
lad once been
Grant, ard that
aphin Mhlahon
the assurances
authorities that
,:mpkin for trial
seant Wiley Tor
OBJ bly, be held In
c charge OF high.
ID Cellar.
drug store was
git. the thieve:
>llar and max.
from the In.
ne In helping
In the CAST
,ef through thu
d scovered still
1g. There were
8 until Captain
message froT
Brooke did no
nond robbery. ant
5art> In the hold
from Washing
OF the arr9t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-29
from Washing.
:, Of the arrN

= September IL
,rutaliy assaulted
Bowman, OF the
nd his companion.
l. OF 3o7 NJ Street.
,ssed through Ju.
l:2o o'clock this
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VI Sergeant Curry.
and Policeman
81 the Judiciary
ching Henry NJ.
ars old. of Rich
he scene Of the
hension. within
,oust and John
.&whom saw
hey
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Absolute power is vested in the COM
mission of five. The office of each
Individual commissioner is Just as i'm
portant as that of the Mayor, and each
Is selected with Just as much care as
to his qualifications for office. Each
commissioner is appointed by the May
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Siebsn Reger ppu siRem oilisigeriff
in Ytiiiiiiippi eridJoHeu.

M0rberiid DE GgPIoiion in
Sort WoRroe.
Sort Monroe, ga, q. Jult.
Ddbreuo Der beutigen llebungen Der
&iiIteRQrtiLIsrie tpuroe 0urh cine gu
frib3eitigs GgpIoIiOr elmer ShuBIo>
oung Sas gsridIubitUt aus sinem 12z
3oligsn GeihiiB berausgeIA!eucsrt
uno ss tdmen babel elf IrtiIlertiter
ums 2ebsn uuo mebrere unOere, oaruns
ter 5lpsi Sffi3tere, puroeH ihner Der
Iest, elmer tpabri6eiHIih t0otIif.
8is uria6e Der GTpIoijon 1T nod
nitt geuau fsitgsitsGt rporOeu, obgIeit
auf gsishl pon WaibingtoH i0fort nit
elmer urteriuturg begOrnen puroe.
Die 8st6ptetsn uuo 9eriestsn itno:
Soote:
Ssrgsant 5arrp .. 5eB.
! GorporaIe Charles =. QotIU5 uno
albert graoforo.
gsmsins Ron 9ubbsp, SnO. ",
Gbdopit, 6. u. atHg, 2lIfrsD W,
| Smith. Qnop !. SuQiD0u, Sames 8.
IurHer uHo 8. Noep.
DqarftsinIih tDotIih perIsst:
4rIi. 4oep uno Suoo 3. 9osoH.
Qsitt DsrIsBt:
| 3peitsr Qeutnant GEO. Z. 9aH Teus
len; gem.ins 8. 3. Raineg, Gus.
porth 6uffmaH, GbarIes &. 4arts
uno Nm. 6. SuI3bergsr.
Die 3ahI Der Sooten Ddre DQbr:
Iteinlih nod GROCER gerpeIeH, tpsHr
niht bic Sffi3iere uuo WanHihafter
Der gattsrie ben qr0bteu 5sloenmutt
berUieieu hGttsn. Tie 8erpuuoeten Der
quBen ibre Stm.r3eu uno bolfen Der
llnperIesten oas brsnnenoe Yulpe'
aussutrsten. oas bic Sdde beoro6te
in otu.u oi. 2uouns iii roer uotiter
+ S6uB herdngsbraht tporoen mar.
Die GrploiioH fano in Der SatterI
be RuTp, aus orsi 5p0lfa0lligeu 8e
itiisen beitebsno. itatt. Tas' 8eI6iit
, glp. i b,fdno iih unt:r Dem Snmmano
. bes sapt. Sumss qrsntics, bel Dem itc
bic 2eutnants George .. Sapes il
? unp 8eoros 6. Ban TeuIeH befinoer
I Gsutnant 5aipss mar oon rtm 9er
\ ihlubItud porlpGrts gegangen, I'm el
: nen unoeren sbeiI oes Med}a uismlI
III inipi3iren, Qls Die Grp!pitom itGtt
r fano. Gr puroe gu goosn geld Ieuoe,
; uno momentan betdubt, ionit a6:r MD
erbsblth psrIsst.
Qlht mann lpuroer auf Der Stel
1etobtet.> aapt Yrentice uno 2eu tHdl
S,arpes, bic bsfiirdtsten, oob auth b
D qnoere Quoung, bic inSlpiIAer! berul
3 oebrotlt poroen mar, srplooir:n TOM
= te ,matten iid) iofort oarun, oas no
a brennenoe Qulper gu 5srtreten. Rot
Qrentice mar Der Grite. Der ourh b
l. gauh unD Die 5unten ouraor 1ng III
n siren Sad Quieer herdusbrabte. Gen
le Sunss ftaHo ibm barn Bel un6 Die b
N osr Sffisiere perbinoerten eire 3tpei
"a GrpIoTon.
3 gpdbrsno oieIer 3eit lag Der 2el
II Ban 3euIsn b:iinnungsios unter Dc
9sIhiib. Gin gein mar ibm an 3ir
Stslsn gs6ro6en.
>, Col. 6 g. 5ofpnslep, Der 8oinma
oeur oes Sorts, rronete iofort eine II
teriuhung an. Ssins glniid}t geht ,
l. bin. oaB bic Grploiipu itattionb, a
ot oas ShluBitiid in oas 9eIdiR etnl
r. fiihrt tpuros, aber ebe es uTtaeort
m uno fsitperi6loHen pproer mar. 2
er ben aroBen 9sihusen iino Sttherbeit
n. arrangements ungebraht, Die cine /
o. DE Grplofou unmoslih MAIDEN iou
3e Die es fam, oab iie niht fpirtte, nj
/. pobl ME aufsetldrt rperoen, Do isl
m MitsIiee Der Mannihaft, Die pielle'
pr cine GriIaruns bate ss5eI iOtt,
lsss6stss naEss.
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T6rperii6. Sofolin 6 :
p(oiion.

Dapton, 8, p. SuIi. - Sn eis
nsm Stn.ioerIaosn in bieiiser Stuot
fanb am 8onnsrItus 4beno cine Or
ploIion Itdtt, bic ben 5oo BON 5snrp
Diliinina sur5oIes bate. tpd6reno Der
Gioentbamer oes GtabliHemsnts 5ran!
gaese in it.rbenbsm 3uitano ms Sos
ipital aebraht purbe. Dir san3c
Tacaoe bes 9ebduoes ipuroe 5eritOrt.
gs ftsini oaB 0ufolin. nit BEN
aleioer gereinist puresu. si. GypIo'
fen Ssrayiati bot.
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Metterberidlt.

nirObio, Snbiano, Satnots uno
has tpeItlife penninloanien: 5hetls
fskiIe tribes uno mdbis fpdrnlss Wsts
ter am Ireitas uno Somitdg. Suos
1peftIide WDinDe.
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Jn(anO Ietegrap6

Jn(an0Getegrap6
Moroeri(de Gxpfofon
tn Sort 2Nonroe
Sas @eridlnRitad zines t2sSOl=
lisen aititenseidiibes ber=
ansseblaIen.
Gil Artiacriiten setontet nuo stuei
seiabrlid, berlest.
AnSere fameu nit leidlteren gerlebs
uRseH Sapon.
Gie GbieasOer EOli5ei SapOu iibers
5cugt,
SaF Der GiieubaIusY YrGiioent Sra u.
Gawn Selbitmoro begangcn fat.
lie eriteu orei HettnnesitatiDneI
lperoeu in ben NinenoiitrifteH
etablirt.
a-
Sd,limme @alobrdnSe imgtoromeiten.
Seniatioueae 0ad,rtdIteH aus Hicaras
qua.
Sieben Reger ppu siRem Stlfsigerif'
in Yitiiiiiippi sridJuiieH.
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lie SSentiiGt Der selbitmOrSsrin absr
nod nidt bsiinitip ieitseifellt.
Sie ensliidcn Millionaire Der Ysas'
bHrp.@aibbmru 5lonr Nills SO.
in Aufreguus.
Gie aOmpasnie iOll s4,0oO,oo0 psr'
loren babeu.

Gs luirb nit elmer llnteriufams ge'
orpht.
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aibnIlIe, 2enn., z. 5ull. =
Nus gnniIton, 2tla.. pirp berihtet.
oab Ser. St. Steuerbeumte bon Gle
burne Gpuntp 3uriitgstsbrt iino, nahs
Dem fis Die gr0bts Mpnoitsinbrennes
rel serItDrt, bic ieit Sabren sntostt
tpprben. Die 9rennsrsi befano Fh IN
benz Dobnbaus Don Charles Yesnsl.
etnen Der promiHeuteiten Burger oes
Gountns. Dem bel ben I'm Wtai itatt1:s
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-07
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ribbon sale at Vaughans.
Wanted a table gul al the hotel Otis.
Willow almond cream, Zoe, az Fits.
The Vaughan Store is the place to
buy notions
Read the advertisement Of Moore &
Owens on page 2.
Rooms with board at the "Noodbine,"
81 Jefferson street.
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver. at Burr'G
Seven cents yard, wash goods sale at
Perry's on Saturday.
A rehearsal Of Che chorus choir Of the
Baptist church win Be held Friday even
Ing At 1870 o'clock.
Auction sale. Saturday at 2 p. m,
Depot square Don't miss this sale, as
tie goods must 20 Household goods.
+ J. Sawyer, Q. Il. Hale, auctioneer
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n. Ketchum Of Paris.
IT,, who have been visiting at the home
OF A. s. parkhurst the past two weeks,
have left FOR their home, going by the
way Of Lake George and New York
City.
James Wilton Of Haley, Idaho, wno
has been visiting at the home Of his
niece, Mrs. s. D. Allen, for the past
week, left to-day for bis home. Mrs. H.
&. Van Deasen, who also has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs Allen. went TO her
home IN Roxbury to-day,
Jim Wiggs, he Of the Cabbage Patch,
who used 10 cayort around lntercity
park for Burlington in the old Northern
league days. came into the limelignt az
Rochester, u. u, yesterday afternoon
when, pitching for Montreal in the East
ern league. he let Rochester down with
out hit and without q run In a game
which was also remarkable because only
one Rochester man got to FIRST base, Jim
passed him The elongated twirler
would have been pleased II Barre. Mont
pelier might have seen the performance.