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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
.COMPAHY'S OFFER
REJECTED BY CLUB
EXTRA FARE REQUIRED IN Or
DER 10 GET Is MINUTE
SCHEDULE OBJECTION
i
ABLE.

The offer " "A fifteen minute scne1-
ule in consideration OF au additional
charge of 8 cents for the round trim
To and from the city limits. whiea
was recently made by President Nor
throp, OF the Passenger and Power
+ Company. 10 the members cf tho
Country Cbib aud the Westhamptoa
Citizens Association. will probably be-
rejected. The passengers object to
the extra fare. and 1t is not improh~
able that If necessary they VIII taka
the matter before the State Corpora
tion Commission
President Nor;hrop's offer. which
followed Il demand for better service.
has already been rejected by the COM
mittee representing the Country Club
The matter Will now be consideresy
by the club as a whole. at meeting
10 be held Saturday night II is prac-
ttcaily certain that the club members
Will endorse the action of their COM
mittee, and it Is also probable that
the Westhampton Citizens Association
viii endorse the action taken by tho
club.
Inc rejection OF President North.
rops offer Is contained In the follow.
inx letter sent to the street railway
oftcial by Mr.. w F. Powers for the
club committee;
our committee cannot approye
such an increase, because they of
themselves do not think that such an
increase Is fair, ana even II they did
approve they feel assured that they
could not secure even reasonable
minority of residents, members or tha
Country Club and property owners
that would agree with them.
Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
THE SKY-MAN

CONTINUED from yssterday.}
Bet Tonight, as he crouchea there
SAlone on the beach, waiting Tor the
sfn&n who did nos come, the wild
n 4rcakfsh, indennabiy rneuaeins duality
&Of those strange lights affected him
n p1weffulis- THE Way they Ieapad in
Asa0nE arcs, clear across the sky+-and
Kxnnished tins @as their brilliant
S9krsAmers could fiaunt themselves
s1rDm zenith TO horizon with all the
a E0iOTs Of the sunset. and still isa4s
s1ae onrttl as dark as II was after they
40 roiiee az and disappeared, the
A0rr1tfe, wanking. nhuaderinx ehestli-
SHA1k Of them. made IL difficult Ia
Il mink OF them as part Of The order
As0E natnrt-~~tarned them iato Il sort
OF msiesolent miracle n was never
n possible 70 tell how long they wouid
Last Sometimes they rolled up aud
{ teft the sk. anvexed az the end OF d
y few hrief minutes, sometimes they
4 kept UP their witches dance all nsgnt.
n The one he saw Frightening row
Naa developing itself into il stupen-
Il M1ug spe efacle, The long greenish
& B@nciis Of light, ripping, Pickering.
Il f9dtng, flashing cut again, gradually
q established themselves IN ala immense
Il dOuble devils rainbow clear aeross
THE sky. The stfeasncrs. which le-
E411bAS Ptf&Etat4$ H pun 6Ns mum ifftIn
4 Mtaee Of IL, ran a gaaut II color from
AAgry purple UP 10 q naming grange
sX31e horizon, al the northern half III
BtL WAS banked with what looked like
s8un3inons sulphur coiored clouds, shot
With occasional CLEANS of bright ma.
#3onta-
Ss CAyIey eazed at the spectacle nm
53ttn9iy. but still he gazed and
2e1nehow. Though he fought the feel.
&4mG desperately, j; began Is assu,n. "a
&sWOnAl Significance 10 him sig
4a1&1cnneN ~ maekary. The whole eky
nm Autvering with east, silent taugh-
Was IL because ne, with his fam
M cl4verness and daring Il finding
cCess Lair and waiting for his re-
To II, WAS really doing precise
y4he thing that Roscoe would have
3(Ad him do? Were those sky-wftches
&1eA&hiug over what war happening up
the piiot-house while he sat here
ESnd w&ssed2
N No intelligence. no ssne power of
x6mnecuttpe reasoning can resist this
V &9M a. things indefinitely and al last
S1Y1Ny's power Of resistance came to
~ aeTsd.
NJ aprnng to his feet at last, drip
kk&I Nth pweAt. IN spite Of the cold.
MGh4 W his bundled Wings, unfurtea
t1p aAd took the AIR With u rush.
- hAd 5erked himself aloft to
~ 11te a1eye tns crest az ths
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10

elilf. IT vas hardly more than mat
ter or seconds. before 'to came oppo-
site the dome like mound of snow
which covered the pilot-house.
There Was no light shining out OF
the tanned entrance, But that was
as he had expected II 10 be. He
made il out easily enough: and In
another moment had aiighted there.
Jeanne he called.
1t was not the eNertion of flight.
bat a sudden 'nfserable apprehension
that made him hreathiess The word
had halted little In his throat. Tx
actiy as he uttered II he saw down the
tunnel. and IA the pilot-house itself,
81 tiny spark ~ fire. and heard the
click OF steel against flint.
What the spark illuminated were
the fingers of "a gigantic. hairy hand.
Jeanne" he called again. and now
his Hotre came clear enough. Wait
a inmate and Ill make u light FOR
you
(To BE Continued
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10

Guards, Of Atlanta, to participate II
the unwilling ceremonies in that CITY
next October OF a monument con-
mernorating the historic visit OF thu
Guards to many Northern cities i'm
mediately after the close of the Civil
War. The Second Company. Govern
or Foot Guard. of Connecticut, are
anxious for the Blues 10 join In 81 tril
to bermuda next Spring. Both inVt-
tations are now under consideration
and will be presented at the next OH
GERS meeting. 1t depends largely upoi
the encampment next summer or tht
Virginia troops whether the Blues VII
be able to aeacept either Of the lnvi-
tations. Ii Is pointed out that mos
of the members will be unable to leav.
the city more than once during tht
wear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10

How viii Christ come back again
How VIII he be seen and when?
Where his chosen way
VIII he come NJ lead OF night
Shining In his robes of light.
OR at dawn OF Jay?
WI 1t be AZ Christmas TING.
That he is reborn
Or VIII he return and bring.
Wide and wonderous wakeninG.
On some Easter meFna
When will this sad world rejoice,
Listening to that golden voice.
Speaking unto men:
Lives there one who yet Will cry
Loud to startled passerhy
Christ has come again
List the answer CHRIST Is HERE.
Seek ana you shan and him near.
Dwelling on the earth
by the world awakened thought
This great miracle is wrought.
THIS the second birth.
White YOU WONDER where and how
Christ shall come behold him nov.
Patient. loving meek.
Looking from Your nesEhbor's eyes.
Or Ia humble toifers' gutse---
Lo. the Christ YOU seek,
Search for him in human hearts
In the shops, and In the marts,
And beside your hearth.
Search and speak the watchword. Love
And the Christ shall rise and prove
He has come u earth.
SorrowfuI oftimes Is he
That we have not eyes to SEC
Have not ears to hear.
AS We call to Linn afar.
our beyond soue distant star.
White he stands so near.
Seek him seek him, where he dwells
Chime tho voices Of the bells
On the Christians air.
Christ has come to earth again,
He liz in the hearts OF men.
Seek and find him there.
in the Delineator for December.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
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*AGUps ris TAT. 8S&R, - ASStf'%'N'
erRr9 Press
4 t'WnSri y tgsan has 3SFn gong ~
f&y years With a WOMAN ne mas ia
Hoax enough II il tI3Ae they H+s44sA
1nMrriea or gait- Makes '9e TIRE, 81
III aNrs, clsrassy. Mitarea l"'sss
spountied she alaner S@o.e ''tt"'e -
suMtSt the u1e assss>a @isa"s sssss .
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700. Pear is3sa~ 500 b@'@ 's'4+'-.
ktm seae ssseFx g. every ss = 80
Ana K1rss isaSAE psts gs ing ~ '''s .ta's's
&ssa PASSED. ea s9'7ee' tte '''. So
ard patient - sea ~ 3's1 We t3 saa
tsere What s&A aeN - Sab - =
enc Of she tsn& ti4af = gong = =
mead os Affairs - nptifshS 9a 4sst
that couldn't isss that over At fiss5 iasf
heespSa johns n4e'aes "Wts mar 81
ever shssig TIER tesi GU s'9A3
here hee4s ase. aetoe gre "tHes'' t04 st.t
the upper hast'4 % motR"f-
''ah. don't snak'= y"uF ~ ga g9iess
know. flfst. soa q telf 1"aa yes
couldnt naafTf oirn because t&t tttf
was an Invalid a{ta mother Ge0idl3 |
had gone. II "as brother MarF NOM
ssrlsES children EAH ThNSf look after
Then when Mark tnarr7ed ana t"eh
them away II WIS ts1tn thst ieft M
40 he locked alter theh hdth mar
ried and u, faaoie Nh! tea IA your
-sxcnses ---AoA liz l. fll Ls4i j oklsf
I'm the haiy ana 10 be get raised
and I'm nov passing seventeen ohs
gyou. tfarissf With this Mildred,
pretty rs a PINK, and sreatty rsSeln :
bling Clarissa 81 that age, bounced
SOut OF the dining room.
She's simply mad, that's all, be-
cause ! had yon tell Bob Barnet to
stop of coming here 10 court Mil
4Fed. She is entirely to" young ia
~ thinking about Keeping steady
AE0nnpany.
Ssa Mrs Dorsey SHOOK her head III a
#MUmb way, She WAS wax In Tho hands
Sacf Clarissa.
NJ An hour afterward Mildred ealesl
gAO Ciariksa ia the washhous.,. stirring
#OM lye soap III "a washboiier
Johns mother just died i think
you'd better e. over there. II doesn't
hook very Well To have all the neigh
Ex33Crs geing and you staying hack h
make soap. can watch that soap
md mother can tell me nhan if.s
TpnkAd to the last frayzle. 10 long
with you. Claf'ssss.."
WoHft never think ~ trusting
tnls soap To either you "r mother
go long yourself
N And much 10 her surprise. tsn min
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10

dear father Thistle and his face was
as rosy a. an apple.
ooh, father how do YOU do ?"
shouted little ,Thistlesiewn, and the
old Thistle looked up With joy in his
eyes.
"Gh, my little Thistiadewn. my lit
tie Thistledown," WAS all he could
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
HOOKING VALLEY ROAD
APPOINTMENTS GIVEN

Several elections and appointments
We're announced Wednesday by the
PRECEDENT of the Hooking Valley rail-
way. the road recently acquired By the
Chesapeake and Ohio. The announca.
nents were rs follows:
F. M. Whitaker. Richmond, third
vice president. In charge OF traffic.
9. b. Wall. Richmond, assistant to
the president. In charge Of real estate
and taxaticn
L. r. Sullivan. Richmond, controller.
William Michel. Columbus, o., CHIEF
engineer.
Clarence NJ. Brown. Toledo. o.. di-
rector.
The positions to which Messra
Whitaker. Wall and Sullivan ven
elected arc new.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
Rur,ir,iage Sale.

'NHffHffHfLN7N SIIC.
Inc ladies Of the Putnam Theatre
Gospel Mission, i2lt East Franklin
street, propose having a rumnage sale
ana earnestly beg You to help By Civ
ing clotfinT, furniture or anything
that Will aid in helping on the work
or saving souls. A postal addressed
10 aLra John sternadorT, Putnam
" lssinn. VIII be responded io and any
thing You wish to give viii he cheer
fully sent for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
Another Chance.

We can't remember whether r. n.
went down in submarine or not. We
starred in a BAH fght.---Chieaeo 'rri-
bune,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10

Kids Reach Echmond.
Pulling toy express wagon and
carrying Photographic outfit. Mr.
.nd Mrs.. Harry Hulaphries, know. as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
CLUES MAY GO TO
ATLANTA AND BERMUDA

The Richmond Light Infantry Blue
re very much in demand at present
Major f. w. Bowies has Just receivee
an Invitation from tho Gate City
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
LITTLE BEDTIME TALES
ny EDITH HAvENs.

peeked out over the edge the next
he was oVerjoyed, for there
below him in the meadow was his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
THE SECOND COMING
Ky ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

no attainment il beyond his reach who
eQuips himself with patience to achieve
tia Bruysre.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
4 Thought.

No road IL too long FOR him who ad
vanees SLOWLY and does not hurry. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10

(To Be Continued !
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-18
CONTINUED From Page Two).

REGISTERED VOTERS.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-18
ADJUSTMENTS
THE GRAND TONlGHT-Motion
Pictures.

"A lunatic at Large"
"The Awful Hoodoo."
"Smjth."
"A Lunatic at Large" is the latest
Vitagraph feature comedy picture
and this one is said to be their great
est picture in the comedy line. The
Vitagraph company and its clever pic
lures are growing in popular favor
more and more every day and their
pictures are said to be without doubt
the cleverest shown in Brunswick; at
any rate this comedy feature at the
Grand tonight is "the" funniest ever
shown at that popular playhouse, all
of the clever Vitagraph performers
take part in this screaming farce and
the audience is promised a big laugh
ing half hour.
That Awful Hoodoo' is the latest
Pathe Freres American comedy. and
this one is said to even excel their
clever French comedies, which is say
ing great deal, as the pathe pic
lures are excellent. Tais picture is
new and novel, and several of the
clever situations in it will cause the
audience many hearty laughs.
''Smyth" is short comedy picture
that will please all. The acting and
scenes are really amusing.
The above program, made up of all
comedies, will draw the usual crowd
ed houses at the Grand tonight.
Friday night Manager Finney will
give what is without doubt the biggest
and best program of motion pictures
ever offered in Brunswick, see The
News for details
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-18

SEE OUR FINE LINE OF PER
SIAN lACES AND LANDINGS
JUST RECEIVED THEY ARE
BEAUTIES. ADDERLEY'S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26
-(93)-' -

propos quebraderos de cabeza pens0
haSa pasada la primera qincena de agOsto.
Aqu tuvO que sIspenderse la declaration buen rato
pues la testgo mostro muy abatda
La mlsma tarde del Is de agoSto poca present6
on casa, para llevara al dep0hito de cadaveres
Tn cuerpo haba sido encontraco foando ell ro pro-
ximo Blackfrars Bridge d6 la coincdencia de que 10
vese Mr. Iaag ell vOnista reconoc0 ell cuerpo de Mrs
Baxter envaba bsca de la madre para la precisa
identification, habiendo sido encontrado ell marido
Mrs. White tlIvO ningna dficultad recOnocer SUI
hja aque cadaver pesar del mucho tempo que habia
etadO ell aqua semanas segun la certifcac6n del
m6dico legal
I'll rosro estaba enteramente desfgurado por acc6n
del aqua pero la hermosisima cabeera de un rubio en-
cenddo los nismos dientes la edad de oven
el anllo nupcia en- ell dedo, odo evidente.
Las ropas pObres tenian marca un vestdo de
csmlr negro, corpino pequeTo medallion
tenendo cabelo que Mrs White reconoci6 inmediaamente
pues ella 10 habia regalado hia ell cabelo era de s
padre.
Los aag econocieron los vestdos pero no recordaban
del medallion
Mr. Haag fue llamado corrobor6 todos los extremes
aducdos p0r Mrs. White.
E preso Obstnaba guardian silencio las pregunas
lie drgian, guardando todo ell nerogatoro un
sombrio connente que produo p6simo eecto en- los ue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26
(ool

NIVen los amigos.
-Vive ell hotel donde para tn ito sempre que va
Londres Pero espero Rosalia
No hare NADIA que Mi querda tia
quede usted tranqua; parece que puede used far
la caballerosiCad de nuestro pariente.
Sir Ronaldo cumpldo caballero Que
decr de esa caaverada uya, Rosaa Crees que aproba
IA Ell que vayas sola como un hongo Londres?
La opinion de RonaIdo Scott de mis- acos, tie
para mi poca mporanca,dije encogi6ndome de hOm-
Voy L0ndrcs por asntos que nadie puede levar cabo
sino yo. ST prefere tomaro NAL de que fueSe
yerle, me hara mela
Yo quisiera que 10 de sir Ronaldo para ii i'm
pOrtanca,-diO la tia Rosa ciera ntenci0n.-Es
hOmbre serio verdadero cabalero apreca mucho
ROsalia pdi0 permsO tn ito para pedirte reaciones;
perO spOngo que lie habrs rechazadO tantos otros
-Querida tia Rosa-contest6le gravemente-usted no
puede esmar mas Ronaldo que 10 esmo yo 10 que he
dicho ha sido 10 mas possible
d Pero por que decrselo, desputs de todo?
--Porque no lie amo para esposa.
La tia Rosa slspir6
!IIubiera tano placer el confarme de m hOm-
bre tai Ronaldo Scott!
No desesperO, sinO que confo que agiln dia ree
xionaris casaras e,-do intencionadamente le
vantandOse de la mesaTu ito Tobias mOrir feM de
aSe casada h0mbre de cOnfianza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26

Vapor BrasilenO Ell 18 del entrante
FebrerO saldra de Barcelona para Ca
narias y San Juan
Consignatarios Sobrinos de Izquier-
do Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26

Vapor americana Julia Luckenbeck
Del puerto de New York para ell nuestro
saldra ell % del presente.
Consignatarios, Insular Line.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26

Galveston ell IL del corriente para esta
Consignstarios, The New York and
Porto Rico s. s. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26
Tratado Universal
DE
DOCUMENTos COMERCIALES
Por D. Constantine de Hert& y Parde

Obra necesaria & todo Comerciante,
Banquero, Hacendado, Industrial, De
tallista, Dependents, Tenedor de LII.
bros, Companias de Seguros Mariti-
mos y de Vida, y todo hombre de
negocio.
Sc acaba de recibir en- la Libreria
del BOLETIN.
Precio s 2.1O con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26
vELERos DE LA L1NEA BENNER

Goleta americana Edith. Esta 4 la
earga y saldra de un momento otro pa,
ra San Juan y Humacao.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ezquia.
ga.
Goleta americana Hathie c. Luce
Debe haber salido de New York para
eSta y Humacao ell IA del actual.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ezquia-
ga.
Goleta americana Augusta W Snow
Debe haber salido de New York pa
IA esta.
Conslgnatarios, Sobrinos de Ez
quiaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-26
DEsPACHAD0S
PARA Ell EXTERIOR

Vapor americana COamo, para Ne"
York.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-12
SHOW IS
COMING FRIDAY

The Three Twins" which comes
to the Park opera house on Friday.
October IA. with the full prestige of
metropolitan success, having had
run of five months in Chicago at the
Whitney opera house and one year at
the Herald Square theater in New
York, where il scored such tremen-
dous success with its beautiful music
and wonderful electric novelties, is
said to be the handsomest COstumed
company in America including eight
Partisan direCtoire gowns which Mr.,
Joseph NJ Gates purchased in Paris
especially for this production. which
presents a ray Of beauty when worn
by the beautiful and shapely girls.
The company is a tremendously
large one, and, owing to the vast
amount of heavy electrical equip
meut and scenery, it requires two
baggage cars to transport 1t. The
electrical swing weighs 1000 pounds
and is illuminated with 1000 electric
| lights; and, when revolving with six
| beautiful show girls in the basket, il
is said to present a most beautiful
picture.
There are many musical numbers
/ that are hits. THE Cuddle Song,
| showing the seven ages OF GUIDING,
is one OF the most elaborate and sem
| timental stage pictures that has been
produced in recent years. The "Yama
! Yama" song. with the Yama fama
| girls and their funny clown suits. is
distinct novelty, and Ashton Ste
vens of the New York Journal said
| ii was the most titillating piece of
| business that had been produced on
Broadway in many years and he de-
voted an entire column to this one
musical number.
! Three Twins is headed by Victor
| Morley, who created the leading role
when the show was produced at the
| Whitney opera house in Chicago, and
includes Willard Flanagan, Reggie
Morris, Edward Wade Edward P.
Bower. Frank Smith. Harry Collins,
Ada Bateman, Lillian Sadler, Minnie
Allen, Marie Fanchonetti, Helen Du-
Bois. Estell Colbert and chorus of
60 people.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-12

rigidly religious. He developed a
preference for the freedom of the
newspaper office. learned the print
er's trade at Tecumseh, Neb., and his
first editorial work was done after he
leased that publication in 1876.
tie settled at Laramie, Wyo., in
1879, and in 1880 became city editor
OF the Boomerang, when that famous
sheet was established by Bill Nye
In 1884 Nye left the Boomerang, and
Barlow succeeded him as editor.
Later Barlow published the Wyom-
ing Tribune at Rawlins, and in 1885
established Bill Barlow's Budget at
Douglas, His editorial work on this
weekly made him famous throughout
the mountain region; but not until
he began publishing Sage-Brush Phil
osophy in 1894 did he really strike
his gait.