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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

Quick Action Of Dendron Woman
Thwarts Husbands Attempt
ed Suicide.

Especial to The Richmond Virginia.. }
I. DENDRoN. VA. March lss--Mr.
willie Little. an employee of the Sur
~ Lumber Company, at this place
nsAd4 m unauccessfui attempt 20
commit suicide last night by drink.
MIR an ounce Of poison. He han. 'ed
the empty Nal 10 hIs vile With l.,ts
q his father and mother regarding
the disposition OF his property.
DR.. w. L. Dcvaney was called, and
BY the use OF heroic measures. Mr.
La1tie's life was saved.
No reason for the rash act 4
known, but 1t Is supposed to have
been caused by worry over the ccndi'
tien OF one OF hts children. who hni
heen III for several days. Mr.. LATHE
n about thirty-five years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
wuII.n ~ aad s~ksS11ey6.

william ". was vsry. eonA q cAis-
dren and more especially ~ school,
boys. The king. who cften spens
Christmas ut BriEtcn, was snucn Inter
ested in two bays seAeoss not tar fr03
the Pavilion. which wers nicknaM44
'.Ths Hssss - Lssds" - To- 9
Of Comusns" On aceant OF the R4pl
social position. and ~ kA6w heet ~
tho boys ana their parsnta 24
win the characteristics ktn41r
which disfinsutshaA hin. the
King would often ask scna g
boys to spend tbs nftefnooM IN u
WHOM g1fdsns and would talk 81
young Rueats and enter tute An
en1oynente. J. 49, go
The head nAster. howstsf. su444
thought II prudent to send = 49,
with the boys on the next oee1A
they were invited TO the Pevsnons
action which greatly dispIea9ee 81
king Turning t. thu nane4x. -
cplAiy; -En9aaaA BOYS ase Nn4llia -
ti1IESM. nM3. feSl uutes i
supervisi0n whom invited ~ MAKE -
acaueintancs 81 their King.
Needless 10 aay. Tho tnaeteE 49,
eens With the boys agAin. - .!.
Notes. saas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
TWO KILLED, FIVE HURT
N BOILER EXPLOSION

JErFERsoNviL.Lfs, IND. March is
Two persons were killed and ave 80
riously injured in an explosion OF the
boilers Of the steamer r. 1. Audrey. OF
the Peoples Coal Company, Of PITTS
burg, four miles from here wednesday.
The dead: LANIMAN yARBLE. 2s'
Jacksonville.
at3aaFfsR BIZ WIS E55ticas E--------
The injured:
John Dorsey, Utica. Ind, fatally
burned: Captain J. W. Butterfeid.
Grccntreeboro. Pa. severely WOUNDED
On ths scalp ard tadiy burned, WIN
probably die.
Twelve men were on the vesscl. Six
ESCAPED with only a few bruises. the
beat sank in IL feet Of waeera
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
psausy sDoi1ed II CIAlIl !.

ProtTudtng Earn are = qte14 o Il
flsurement % either man az N0G
ana, IL only mOthars would 49, ~
position OF fheif babiess eA9o 49,
tittle ones siecp. This detect 49, 4
b. Often Z Z the rseuie ~. q =
- the child sleeps. but. Wh6e14
defect bc natural Or acquired. ~
that can be cured ~ the ~
dainty fitti6 net and rdbbon A1Sa
worn during sleep to Keep th4
ilat against the hsad.--HOUe No.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
RUNAWAY YOUTH
HELD IN DANVII1LE

DANvILLE. VA. March ie.--
James Froueks. = white lad from
winchester was arrested here Mon
day on the charge OF running away
frona home He las express u will
ingnssg to return home and ~ bsisg
hold pending the arrival OF relatives.
who will Genre fer him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

ager Higgins for an increase In wages
and a general change In working con-
ditions announced to-day that Hig-
rfns' concessions amount to practical
~ nothing ana that they cannot be
accepted.
Unless something radical is done
ny the railroad ef1sciais Immediately
the trainnen are expected to vote to
strike by an overwhelming majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

Ffsnch syndicate OF aviatoss brought
suit to-day TO annui the patent.
The suit n breught - a counter
action OF the suit egatnst the French
company to which tho Wr1ghrs gold
the French faglats 20 f1eir patent
This company q year axo sued the
company that began IT. Action To-
day. charging the latter was hiring
ing on the Wright patent,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

PfTTsgURG. PA. March is--HArry
TX. Thaw. slayer OF Stanford White.
wAe- H. new confined In The Esaainsi
insane asylum at Matsewan, n. 7. was
cited Tuesday TO appear In the united
states Circuit Court 81 Appeals ~
81 Inc iri3nnetion prcceedfAEs restrain
Ing John b. Gleason. the New York
attorney who appeared tor ThAw. dur
ing the murder trial from suing lot
9e6, 600 fees. will be held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

CINCINNATI. o. March Is.--TAs esn-
venticn ~ the United Mine Workers
sps1ed to-day Ana the wags eontro-
very between the coai miners assd OPP
orators o. Ohio. IndtAaA ans Psnnsyl-
vrfstA were placed IN thu hands OF the
1900 delegates present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

Nensieuf CAariss aas4f, Att1sasS
for the Court of App$aih II 4rAAbe.
epsnt an hour With 0svefAce MAnn
Euesday. Y.
Nonsisur Oster y tODtjng thA
tylttod BATES 10 study GOyAxpxnent
and politics. Governor Mann expieia-
S Is him tho workings " tAe Ytr-
800 aovsrnmsnt and tpFn&ehAd him
With - autographed cepy - the
8tase Constitution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16
SEEKS ANNLlLM kNT
OF WRIGHT PATENTS

PARIS, March 1e.-Charging the
patent granted to tho wright Broth
ers In France has been forfeited. the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-16

THAT Woman II b4st Who T.
spoken Of arnonE naeh. whetnAk
good or evil "--P eficies sst
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-04-14

We havn't tmeN to write, nor you the
time to read, all about this the greatest sale
in the history Of Utah. You must come and
look the mammoth stock over in order to
appreciate the value of it.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-04-14

Emerson, Schiller and GabIer pianos, stand
ards of the world over; yet they must 60
We have forty pianos to select from; COM
regardless of cost. A few dinner sets left at
SO. rs; clocks, silverWare and jewery-all at
bargains. Majestic. Monarch and Peninsu-
lar ranges and full line Of hardware, all
must go.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-04-14
DAILY DIET HINTS
By Ok. T. j. ALLEN
Food Specialist.
BALANCED NUTRITION
FOODS.

Few fccds, except --iik, con-
tain all the elements OF nUtri.
ton in the proportion needed to
maintain perfect health, and
milk not for the adult.
Wheat, bananas, corn, rye, oats,
dates, figs, rice (unp olished),
flesh, grapes, fish, barley, beans;
these contain all the dement's
Of nutrition, In almost Ideal pro-
portion, except that the fruits
contain, perhaps, not enough al
bumen, exc -pt for the old. We
says perhaps" because expert
ments are showing thai the old
standard rations were too high
in aIbumen. Bread heat or
rye-supports life indefinitely.
Hundreds of Arabs live for
months together, doing an aver
age days labor, on ds:es only.
Thousands Of laborers live on
rice only. The siege of Paris
was done on rye bread. The
Scotch sinew was built Of oat.
real and barley. The Japanese
Lave won their place without
r,eat.
The sun., 1910-05-09

II the average Of $4,000 constituents
20 Representative MAKES a considerable
army for him 10 keep supplied with seeds
and spesohss. IL Ia perhaps equally true
that a standing army Of Sel Representa-
tiVes is a. large as is actually indispensable
20 the welfare Of the nation. Argupeuts
for a HOUSE, containing only three hun
dFed or even two hundred members duly
apportioned among the States on the basis
Of population are not unfamiliar
The discussion IL pertinent because tho
matter q reapportionment will natu-
rally come up after the completion Of the
present census. Perhaps the most that
can bs hoped for IL that the increase Of
membership inevitable ne a result Of
the new census will not sxceed 10 per cent.
Yet even thin will mean a. best forty new
members and. neoessitate a complets re-
arrangement Of the floor accommoda-
tions in the House. II may even result
in the substitution q benches for decks.
The subject of reappOTtionment nav
be expected 20 occasion animated debate
and some divergence Of opinion In the
next Congress.
The sun., 1910-05-09
UPLIFTING STATEN ISLAND.
Plans for the Ame lioFntiSn % Condltlons
In the Neglected nOFOuEh.

To THE Error OP THE RUN-Sir. The
inhabitant, of staten Island are divided
into two glasses. those Who live there
by choice and those who live there Of
necessity The members Of the flrst class
either do not know any better or are
naturally perverse They do not deserve
any better than they get. and II IL not
on their behalf that this letter Il writosa.
The members Of the second class live there
either because they have had property Isft
70 them which they cannot dispose Of or
because they have been e1iled from civil
iyed America. whatever can BE- done 70
ameiiorsts thslr lOe should be done.
nv Installing lunch counter service on che
mum lcipal ferrybOats u would b. possible
for the -~gIlaT commutera 20 lie absd at
least thirty minutes longer 10 the morning.
Not only would this be q wonderfully lns
thlnR for the commuters themsslvsa but
what a boon Il would BE- 90 their wives a.
we'll. with no necessity Of getting Nd at any
regular tlme, and having only their own
breakfast 20 prepared FaafldiOus com
muters could hand thaig breakfast order 70
the steward When going hons at nlghs and
BE- able 90 sleep oogtsns In the knOwisdgs
To ihs once weary brain worker What a
welcome sound the CRY Of skates 10 hire
would have. when upon sFnbaFklnR for the
homeward yoyaes a nlght hs stepped out
upon the promsnads deck. Roller akafina
In che fresh sea air for twenty-five o. thirty
minutes would put q keen edEs on the most
delicate Of appetites. Here again the hOuap-
wife would b. benefited. for her lord and
master would be - fAmiahed that BE- would
undoubtedly doyOur slightiy soHEy OF buried
biecuiig without protest.
For tho health nnd comfort OF thosa who
are unfortunate enough 70 ho compelled 10
live on staten Island these improvements
in the ferry service should b. Instituted I
have only hintnd as the possibilities which
they offer. Think Of the opportunities
which tho roller skating innovation would
Jier foe dlriafiona between hirtatora and
iirtafOrines. AGain. for the city the IN
rrement Of pront which the AuRgpated I'M
provcments would Det should nOt be neE-
lected
To the staten Islander votes for wonsps
fades Into triviallty when compared WITH
the necesaity Of bringing about these much
needed improvements IN BE ferry aervire.
Nav DOHP. May7. ERNnsT PIFFiyE.
The sun., 1910-05-09

Of tho profit went TO the farmers and
planters who had been tho producers.
OF course 10000 bales Of cotton are
Z nero fraction Of the Southern crop.
We do not 500 how any one could build
upon such a foundation the structure Of
a restraint Of trade indictment. Even
when tho other 10000 bales cOntom-
platsd in this heinOus conspiracy arc
delivered and paid fOPthe sum total Of
the cabars activities win be q mere drop
In the h'loket. The question however,
is whether legitimate barter and sale
restrain trade or whether settlements
on 'margns'-ths only alternative
constitute gambling. Meanwhile it Il
evident that the actual purchase Of real
cotton must inevitably stimulate the
sources Of supply, while a depression Of
prices can help only the foreign specu-
latOr. Naturally II tho Govenment's
idea Of legitimate trade Il TO enrich
European spinners at the expense Of
American producers this prosecution
IA both righteous and timely. Its effect
will BE- to deter domestic industry-shall
We say -trads'?-and to reinstate the
conditions which for tho last thirty
years have kept the Southern prOdu-
cers at Starvation's edge, and by the
same token have fattened the European
manufacturer.
The sun., 1910-05-09
Nol-s oi ForsIEa rrsas aaa Iuau.,yy

last year the PHILIPPINES. with sas. "a piruls.
I'D The world 10 the production Of copra. SAYS
PaiiiBptns Rfaoarrrf
In the npt eaht mOnths Of 1870 a.esl yea,
our trade with the Philippines Vas a. 7Oo an
lneariy nl0pOoo q mohth average Iarser th.r
Ia The precedinG corresponding period OF m,
Increase ta.AnO1oo uas In eGporn 70 the lsland,.
exclusive Of Government supplies. and q. s0nnE
In Imports thereirnm. The trade totaisd AZ
90 an
The bisunlai session Of the Var Ras,ern Asa.
ciahOn Of TrOpiral Medicihs. held a. MAniiA. p. I
in March. vas very successful. D-ler,,.,
attended from every country and possss.iou
between and inclusive Of Japan and Indla. .ayu
the Manila Tissss.
The work Of dredging TIE haFbor Of Port Ar,hu,
and providing proper equipmcnt IL Fong 90 n
preparation for ~ belng opened 10 the trsd,
Of the world.
Aeconding 70 the C1aadida EIfdrirsf Ns,,,
the Long sauit development COMPANY In con
iuncu0n with the St Lawrence Power con.
pany proposes 70 build a Z 500 foot dam a fe,,
high across the 81 Lawrence River Al ths be,a
of the Loag Sauit rapids and 70 build "a eleety,,
plant 70 develop coo 90 horse power. A. planped
ths tchsms is 70 cost tso.0o.@O
10 Canadap nacal year closed March q the Gov.
ernmeni reNcnue somewhat exceeded r0o1oo nn
IN theteAsc " pfsAAA1 over iAyi OF, the prrtfoni
record year. 10 eHcestsd the estimate by
Si.sno@o Customs receipts we're aOmOoo nor,
thAn ever before and sls.O00D more than h
ins0a.
Siberian uin,srs rssembls those Of north.v,
Canada The aoil much resembles that Of Iowa
liinqs sna Nsbrnska, though better Watsr.d
AZ hAnchuria slauoa.- writes our Coosu
81 ~ Petersburg after . personal vtsiI IN,
train entera AbsriA and for twenty Sou
hours Eoes over plains and mouniains rovrr,s
win rich verdure and flowers Of radiant hue,
RvsryWhsrs vast herds Of cattle are seon. Nau,
streams are we'll wooded. Game Il abundan
and especially rish Ia fuF BEARING aninals. on,
passes thvough nclds Of wheat. oaa. RE. bsri,v
timothy. poiAaoea and clever. nome vartsus,
Of The sugar beet grou vel. a. irku,.k ts,
hossis are hFs' class and the lnhabisaats drrr
10 ne latest styles. TIE dlninR car uas suppll.,
with The cnSioeat hsh from the rivers and ths A.
Meat poultry. butter ahd esgs we're tsru,.h..
ton ne farms along ne Foad. A man cna Nv,
Vel - NE iraln FOR n.be day. Ons caa 10 rr.,,
Nasasahd. Japan. - ~ PstsFsbugg. AFss sl.--
isg tiss-
MaEaSlan, Haak0v. santa Rssama. mia. Al,.n,
SydRey. Aua0fagaHta. SAaaghai. yapaa. Manlla
Psah Harbor. Balboa. west Coast HonoluIu ar,s
cAicutis eash tooh ons o. mere earross Of sursl
sSuud lun6sr n Asruh sasI
The sun., 1910-05-09

change Of practice or at least an estab-
lished consensus Of civilized opinion
beforo Il can expect this court 10 over
throw the rules that the lawmakers and
tho courts Of his own State uphold
In ls2S the Common Council Of the
city Of New York passed an ordinance
prohibiting any buriAls In the city limits
south Of Canal strost. Tho sexton Of
Trinity Church disregarded the prohi-
bitiOn and made an iutermsnt In Trinity
churohyard. He was sued for the pen
atty described by tho ordinance. and tho
case went finally 20 tho old Supreme
Court Of this State and was heard at
Albany in ls97. There II was argued by
some Of the most distinguished lawyers
of that day, among them MICHAEL us
HoEFFER for the city and THOMAS Adds
EAlMEr representing the interests Of
Trinity Church. In arguing for the
police power Of the Legislature Mr.. us
HOKFFER went 20 far a. to assert Even
a general law 70 prevent the growing Of
grain throughout tho State. however
despotic, could not bo disObeyed a.
wanting OOnstitutiOnality.'
We have learned better than that In
these days; but the decision Of the old
Supreme Court Of this State in 1897 10 the
effect that a municipality may regulate
and prohibit burials within tho mu-
niCipal limits has been directly and
expressly approved by tho Supreme
Court Of the United States In 1910.
The sun., 1910-05-09

Quite a. We had expected, Congress
il beginning 20 take an Interest in the
Governments attempt 20 prosecute
three or four persons who appear "a
have banded themselves toGsther %
buy cotton. For purposes OG lawful
procedure or a. . prs,eXt 10 justify
tho prosecution these men are ap-
preached a. conspirators in restraint
Of trade, and nov. and quite naturally
a. we SO the matter, certain Congress
men want 70 know how and 70 what
extent the purchase of cotton or any
other agricultural product can be con-
sidered ~ restraining trade
II the transaction were on paper,
meaning In other words a thing Of
margins and q subsequent settlement Of
tho difference without actual delivery
or payment on either side. a nero gam
bio in fact, We could understand mis-
gtvings n 90 its validity. IN this case.
however, the sellers fulfilled their con-
tract tho other day and delivered DO 600
bales Of cotton 10 the purchasers. The
latter took il ell AMI paid for it on the
spot--that Is what Is peant by spot
cotton az differentiated from cotton in
the air, tho plaything Of small speri-
lators who Couldn't buy real cotton 20
save taeir lives Thus tho deal VIVA
deogother legitimate. Tho bulls paid
and the sellers evidently got the mate.
rial somewhere. and directly or indi-
recuy tho producers. or in other words
tho horny handed farmers and plant
era, took their rhEooR. A matter Of
faot tho Tanuactoa involved more dan
Sio,ooo.Ooo, aEdRvory considerable p1r,
The sun., 1910-05-09

0fnaaso eggrispsadsaes RosAsrisg Hsrlia
Prel Guy A. Raiiay . member oi ne faeultr n,
ne 0nssso se1es Normai seheol relates Ii,u.
inoidsnt which might b. doabtsd we're Il not -,
ne iart that be hes ne pFooR 10 show ior Ses
story. NJ. nalisy uns o. Tampis mn Win M,
camerA Attempung 70 Fst picture Of . horpsd
lara. Ihs lsrE evidently thoaght nat NJ. Rallsy
vas pfovininr u VIA BIRD houne. ~ % hoped
hack 0a ne oamera again.
The bird repeated ihS performhncs a-v,,l
uHaa. refusing 10 remain In ne tFesh long snoars
70 ~ napped. Finally Mr. hallsy isft ne onmsr,
Whers be had located II went and eDt unole.-
camera. and When ne returned he secured a oui.r-
did picture of ne bird peFuhsd On cnmsra N, f,
Curiosity got ne bert of ne alrt. ana ths r.,.,,
vas . novel pitlufs.
The sun., 1910-05-09

Bart. what q fond ~ melody
BrsaRs through ths tWnirht h1uh.
Juat from ne uiiding euntaSg
Of one wee speokled lhruaA.
Prom bouFh 10 tough BE- rayiy Foss
Leaving q trail behind
uf ralden notes. whnla Music anSn
Ltke fragfHacs doun ne uind.
ne rnss iiiis up hsr dsWy tara
10 rapture at his aFL
And sofuy fans Ne iyrie ffEss
Into ~ HiY't heart
Whlis one E'ho biscs aiaue d eass
A rFisi Wilhil hrr hr1aua
W enc t7ill t,azns1 mgu111 hnrgl
It4 h1lm of prael Ei1 nuIa
Gnaul1Iln rru
The sun., 1910-05-09
TEE NATURAL INCREASE or
STATESMEN.

WAsHTNOroN. May The theory Of the
organization Of Congress IL that there
should 10 fixed representation Of the
United States in the senate and member
ship in the House based on population.
Tho House shows the following jncrsaass
in fifty years:
The sun., 1910-05-09

Paris once. :, Rue louis le Grand. The daily and
sunday ediuons are on sale a. klosQuei.. near he
Grand Hotel Kiosque =. Boulevard des Capueinea.
e0TnsF Place Dc IOpera, and kiOsque 10 bouevArd
dea ltaIlana. corner Rue Louis % lrand.
The sun., 1910-05-09

The Constitution provides that Sths
number Of Representatives ahall not sx-
ceed one for every thirty thousand Of
population. II the ratio Oi Oas for every
thirty thousand Of population had been
accepted the SiEty-third Congress would
probably have . msmbership OF about
5000, a truly appalling suggestion. Hap
pity and wisely, no such rule has been
followed. Tho ratio Of representation 70
The sun., 1910-05-09

FFom ~ ~. Aibsas Msttsasrg.
ne howllng end bFnutlnE % packs Of do-,
heard daily in the atTeeta of 81 Absus v-o-is
bs q di1graos 10 on lndina village.
The sun., 1910-05-09

The earnest soliCituds Of the Demo-
Gratis In Congress over tho possibility that
all the measures advocated BY President
TAFT may not be enacted h ons of tho
most affecting incidsDts Of a highly In
volved political situation.
The sun., 1910-05-09

ioudon onee. Tnnghsn House. tArundel street
suand. The daily and sunday Sug are on sale N
LondOn a. ths American and Colonial KAchange'
Carton street. Regent street. and naw Steamship
Agency. u Grsen street Chadng Cross Road
The sun., 1910-05-09

Published ny ths sun Printing and Pubhshihg
Association a. 40 Nassau street. In the bor0uSe
of Manhattan. New York President 0f NE Aaao-
eaton. riwaTd y Mitchell. no Nassau street.
Treasurer % the Association, u. v Lanaa. lle
Nassau street. secretary the Associaacn. ID. w,
Quinn 100 Nassau street
The sun., 1910-05-09

n sBT fvtsadi Uho faEoT ~ -nh s1aHufc'tpfs for
pNhleaoa iA 70 hare 'sjs1sd dFiic'ss rsfuTnsdthsB
muaia az sasss Send siaHps f0' tAaf purpois.
The sun., 1910-05-09

9lgglh = Eanl IN. Trt els day ~ -
- ellaiad iasT toF4 an tulrtcf iar1uhar 81
crsci 80 mnln 1illEa.
The sun., 1910-05-09

II looks as II the Illinois Legislature
might make Il unanimous In regard TO the
Hon. WILLIAM LORIMKR.
The sun., 1910-05-09
sus,crlptlan. by naIL. RaslpaIa.

subscriptions By mail Posspaid-
DAILY Per Nonth ........,..,.,..'.','''ao ~
DAILY Per Year................,.. ~
SUNDAY Fer Year.........,,.,........... = %
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Per Tear. Q 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Per M0atA. ....... 20
Postage 10 foreign countries aadsa
Al checks moocy orders 40, - ~ ma1e
tsyable 10 THH suS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-20

Havana, Cuba, April 2O.-A thou
sand troops, outfitted for an extended
stay, were started for Santa Clara
province, 14O miles from Havana, to-
day, where the negroes have started
an uprising.
1t is believed the outbreak has
been caused by radical politicians,
and is not to be considered as rev.
olution against the government.
For the last two months there has
been evidence that an uprising was
impending, and the government has
been fully prepared to cope with the
radicals at the first hint of violence.
A week ago the governor of the
province telegraphed from Santa
Clara, the capital, urging the pres.
ence of troops, owing to the unrest Of
the negroes.
1t is believed that the outbreak
which thus far has consisted of insipi6
rioting, will be stopped without
bloodshed, as the presence of the
soldiers is certain to have a .quietine
effect on the dissatisfied citizens.
The troops are travelling in spe-
cial train, and are under command
of General Rivas.
Secretary of the Interior Lopez de
MED today that the negroes have be.
gun rioting, but the fact that the
troops were fully prepared for all ex.
igencies before they left Havana, tend
to disprove his official statement.
General Evaristo, a negro agita
tor, is held responsible for the man
ifest unrest of the negroes of Sants
Clara. He is a bitter enemy of the
administration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-20
LOS ANGELES TO
EXPEND SIX AND
A HALF MILLIONS

Los Angeles, Calf, April 20.--
By ratio of IL to 1, according In
the count revised today, Los Angeles
voted to expend $6,50O,OOO for har-
Dor improvements and the construc-
tion of power stations along the
municipal aqueduct at yesterdays
bond election.
Three millions of the money real
lied from the sale of the bonds will
be devoted to the improvement of
the municipal harbor at San Pedro
The remaining $3.50O,000 will be
used to construct the power stations.
The city engineers Office staff be-
gan today the drawing of plans for
the power stations along the owens
river aqueduct The execution Of
these plans will follow the sale Of
the bonds. The returns of the cleo
ton will be canvassed at once SO
that there viii be no delay in their
disposal.