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New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

/ SUPREME COURT OF TEE STATE OF NE-
/ York. New York County. In the Mstrer OF n
/ I'm trust under the Last VIII and Testanlsrt !
James R Langdon, deceased. Notice Of Wosfo
Please take notice that on the petition Of 4
bert Iuttle, ~ sole surviving trustee under n
/ Last VIII and Testament of James r Tan13,,
deceased copy OF which is hereto anuexsd n
snail move this Court al a Special Term. PAR
thereof 10 be held at the County Court Houss (
the County OF New York, on the 9Th dav OF Irs
1910. at the opening of Court on that DAY or Z
soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard for :
order granting leave TO said trustee 70 sslI ~
| part Of the trust estate held by him under Ii
Will OF James r. Lansdon. deceased which
known as No f37 Madison Avenue frasfs
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York az
that the prayer Of said petition be granted sr
for such other and further relief as may be iu
| and equitable
Dated NHew York. May 18th 1910
HARRIS & TowNE. Attorneys for Petitions
Office and Postofice address. 25s Broadws
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York
To Lucy l. Schroeder Lizzie w Larzao,
Albert Turtle, as guardian OF said Lizzie e
Langdon. q. lunatfc; James Iangdon ScFroass
JuIfette De NeufviIIe Schroeder, T1cy Scbros,.
SwtnnertoD-Dyer, Leonard Swinnsrron-Dys
Henrietta Maria stout. Charles Herman sfo1
Henry Schroeder Mary Arden Parrott Schroede
Margaret Langdon Schroeder. an infant un6e
fourteen years OF age; Francis De Neufvil
Elizabeth Lucy Schroeder. an infant under fo1g
teen years of age. Leonard Schroeder Syinnsrror
Merren Langdon Stout. an infant under fourrss
years OF age, Henry Schroeder. r.. infar
under fourteen years Of age. Mar s-.S
Schroeder, an infant under fourteen years OF aza
United States Trust Co. Of New York
The foregoing notice OF motion is served upg
you pursuant 70 an order of Hon Edward 3
Whitney, Justice OF the Supreme Court OF tn
State of New York, bearing date the 18th dsv .
May, 1910. and filed with the petition her.f
on that day IN the office Of the Clerk OF tn,
County Of New York.
HARRIS g. TOWNE, Attorneys for Petitioner
Office and Post Office Address, 25S Bruadrar
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New YORK.
New York
To Lucy Schroeder SUfnnerton-Dysr rsousrf
Svfnnerton-Dyer, Leonard Schroeder Svilnsrtcn-
Dyer. an infant under fourteen years Of azs:
Henrietta Maria stout, Charles Herman Stout
MerrelI Iangdon Stout, an infant under tns szs
Of fourteen years: Lizzie ". LanEdon. Albert
futile. as guardian OF said Lizzie W. Langdou
lunatic-
ADvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uutos-l
Office. No. 1854 Broadway. between 3Sth and
37th sts.s until o'clock .. m Advertisernsuss
received at the following branch offices az rag
ular office rates until Sso'cIock D m. viz z5s
Sth ave. s. e. cor. 23d ST.: 158 9th ave. cor
18th St; tn4 East 14th ST: 2jT West 42d ST.
between 7th and sth aves: 2SS West 125th 81 :
1885 Sd ave: 1926 Sd ave. near 61st ST: 17e1
LIST ave, near seth st: 157 East 125th ST.. T5a
fremont ave: $50 Sd ave. and any American
District Telegraph Office
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
inss of thirty-seven railroads or systems
for the first week in May. OF these. lnlr
four return gains of amo:s' ioss of or 81 81 or
s5 per cent. The whole shows a gain Oh
81 $50 OFT, or 16.6 per cent. The Tr1bune mas
also printed the gross earnigs fe,: the II second
u-sek IN May, of which twenty-tour return
gains of s.. .G7s. .704 or Il per cent, ana four T,
return losses of sS6.oeo or - per csi5t; a 1s
whole shows a gam or s1'oo"'oo0' VI A@' p0i
cent.
1st week in May-1e1o 1902 Differences, ss, P P 6
"a companies 81 12s SO SO is 81 ssz 5z 4
companies. 27s,Soo 3o4,151 '2o'sSf 60
I'll. 81 cos 81 s4a 42s SO. 15s.s4s 81 ssoo77 16e
q sss0Rd eo5panies Teex s 81 SEA os2 oze 5o4
companies 522.651 55s.746 .S6.os5 81
I'll % cos. So 1se. .7os ss14s oe4 s1.c4s 500 12-7
.pecresse
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
"a week in May sssses SIS ssssee ;sssal s 81
July Inlay IL. 3s2S.s .s5l 8ess'19' d Io'1'o
CINCINNATI, NEW ORLEANS TEXAS PAc.
% week in May s1ss.a2e sl4s.s4e sso s1so 1ss 1s2
July Inlay IA. T,s27, ,So6 677s'241 es'o'so
MoBLB & OHIO.
q AN s5y / " sie6is !5i5s szs ss
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
ID week in May s1os1e se,17e slo.32t
July MAY ID. 4e1, los 605.s1s S26,st
PITTsBURG. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO & ST.
LOUIS.
Gross earnings. s.. .bO22e9 s['zso'n,o y ieos .,Io
EXP. and taxes. 2.l5oss2 i's'l'iio iooS'-o%
Net earnings. S451.s04 S3IS.54o S3s5.0s6
Jan. 1-AprIl 80 - - 80
Exp. and taxes. s71a,32b hooo'loo o.ie3'sSS
Net earnings. 81 $1,000 s1.T75,S93 Slsoo. 24o
VIRGINIA & SOuTHWESTERN.
Month of April 1910 1909. Increase.
Gross earnings s9a.05s sIs,s69 $50, 1s3
Fxpeuses 80. 1925 69,23s 3057
.oa.o. -o- 90, -- 80 -.
Net earnings $2t,fuS st'o5i Sii'idI
July i-April 90
Gross earnings. s1,o1I.s3 sssd' dSa 5000
Expenses 80. 5o2,sbi oo-'oSa oo'coo
Net earnings. sa15.es5 saes- 1o6 .srs.iss
Decrease,
KANSAS CITY MEXICo & ORIENT
Il week in May. $4,000 $500 $500
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS,

Government bond quotations compare as
follows with those Of d week ago:
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
WEEKLY CURB TRANSACTIONS.

STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL
High. Low. Last. Change
es Am Tobacco. $40 431 ash
loo Am W pf... "a "a 81
q, 80 % Cuban Telsp... 40ls 40t5 401s -
Y. coo January OIL. AZ az AZ &c
10 100 60 slanaa MANHATTAN ;T Tr ga 1s "a IA
$50 United Cigar. IS n - s1s
RAILROAD.
800 Chic Subway on -, 90. u
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
BANK EXCHANGES AND SALES.

The bank exchanges Of the New York
Clearing House and the stocks sold on the
New York Stock Exchange last week and
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23

in the same week of the preceding two
years compare as follows:
May II 10 May %, 'oe May %, 'os
Txch-s s., ,ee9. .651, ,24 $40 44s 81 s0T OF o2s
Shs eol5 1.4ss,4lo 3.ei5, $50 $500. 44o
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
REPUBLIC IRoN a Steel COMPANY.


Al \ meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
She Eepublic Iron & Steel Company. held Nav
18th 1910 the regular quarterly dividend OF
=. 60 the Preferred Stock was declared
PAYABLE July list, 1910, TO stockholders Of rec
ord June 18th, 1910. Books remain open
II L RoWND. Treasurer.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND Subscriptions
for The Tribune received AZ their Uptown
os7ce No 1854 Broadway, between Seth and
s11l7 sss until O'Clock p. m. Advertisements
received AZ the following branch Offices at reg
1lsr Office rates until o'clock .. m, viz 26s
S,h ave- e. e cor. 23d St: 15S 9Th ave.
7ath st: lnz East 14th st. 257 West 42d St.
i,e- en- 18th and sth aves-. 2SS West 125th ST. .
1oSR Sd Eve-- 1926 So ave, near 61Et St
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Is the
week the ana
week and he
the in
eyear1e
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

COMPANY.
Philadelphia, May ?, 1910.
Tho Board % Directors has this day declared
8 QUAR- erIy dividend Of One and one-hslf per
rent f>eTenfy-fiVe cents per shdre) upon the
Capital stock OF the Company, payable on and
after Nav 81. 1910. TO stockbolder regis
tered upon the books of the Company at the
close Of business. Nav 2. 1910 Checks VIII be
mailed to stockh olders who have filed perma-
1890 y y A11nSEasTOcK rrea sI-rer-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-23
Irving National
Exchange Bank

strictly a Commercial Bs,
Resources Over Thirty Millions
West Broadway and Chambers St. New vas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
A. c. |. MAKES BIC
EARNINGS FOR YEAR

A net income of $6.6932a4o3 for
the Atlantic Coast Line was shown
by reports submitted ut the annual
meeting Of the stockholders held in
Richmond Tuesday. Compared with
the previous corresponding period this
shows an increase OF more than Sa,-
ESQ. peo.
The income account showed gross
operating revenues of $2S.sl0,2b7.7S
70 this must be added interest on
deposits and current accounts: divi-
-dends on other securitier: rent of
real estate. rail traeks. hire of eouip-
ment and income from miscellaneous
sources amounting to $2,947ls5.97
Deducting from these amounts ope-
rating expenses of $1s.614,157.a7.
taxes To the amount Of $1.20s, 1878:
interest on funded debt, equipment
trust bonds. three-year gold notes. 3.
and w. railroad income bonds. Ger
tificate Of Indebtedness and freight
certificates. .s46.3S3.26. rental OF
leaned lines, s4o.276: rental OF ter
minals, s55, s.a3.5l. leaves the surptu.
income FOR -ie wear s6.9s3.254o
All the officers and directors were
reelected and the regular semi-an-
nual dividend OF three per cent was
declared This is payable to stock
holders January 10. I0l1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
THEORIES UPSET
BY PURITAN TEST
ISL Of HIGH EXPLOSIVES IN
NAVAL WARP ARf, MAY BE
KT,VOiJ-TioNIZED

ItlNGT0N, =. G. November
6.@Fundamental .,enries underlying
the Use 81 high explosive in warfare
have beer largely upset By the test
on the monitor Puritan al Norfolk
according To the naval experts who
returned t. Washington to-day.
The department i silent as K, tile
results Of the experiments Rear
Admiral Mason, chief of the bureau
of ordinance, and sefne of his assist
ant ar preparing detailed re-
port which viii bt submitted to Seerg-
tarA Meyer tarhai report was
made ta-dey u Assistant Secretary
, Winthrop.
The test has opened n number OF
questions regarding the uso Of ex-
plosive#. Chief among these Is the
Possibility oi developing aerial bonn bs
1t is probable thai further experiments
in this direction will he made In the
near future
The naval experts are loath Ia abau-
don the theory that II ~ necessary
to conflne explosive in a heavy casing
to make it effective 1t is admitted.
however. that yesterdays test opens
possibilities Ia a new direction The
belief thar a battieship was Immune
from attack by arships has also been
shaken.
1t il nov evident that much dam
age can b. wrought without penetrat-
ing the armor with a sheet before the
detonation. ana II Is possible that a
modification q methods Of battleship
construction VIII follow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
MERELY A TRICK
SAYS DR.. WILEY
SPECIAL INTERESTS WILL 40.
VANCE FOOD PRICES AGAIN
WHEN THEY GET READY.

NASHiNGToN, d -, NOV. le.~-l}f-
Harvey ". Wiley, chief chemist Of
the Department Of Aeriealfure to day
blanketea al enthusiasm over lower
food prices by Announcing that II WAs
merely a trick of tile special interests
70 get "a better hold OF The market,
4.rhe Interests which manipulated the
prices upward. he saisi5 ittese tenn
f,orariiy released their hold on our
1hroats 10, the purpose Of getting q
fresh grip The 50 called reduction IN
meats Is fictitious.
III 10 merely a deliberate ulanipu
latiun of ihe market The prices were
fictitious when They reached the top
notch. because they were arbitrarily
forced To that high level bs the inter
ests. The reduction Is Tot 4 redut
tton in fact but merely Il market ma
nipuiafion. deliberately pialti3.sd Ia
meet the selfish ends Of The interests
II you do not believe II, go into the
markets and try 10 buy a pound Of
beef You viii discover that The
duction Is VERY unreal j. there Is u
reduction 81 this particular time 1t IL
far from being permanent. The In
tereets which controlled the market II
year age and forced the price al meats
up to an abnormal Level arr still Ia
control II IL impossible to belitV.
they haze suddenly become nbilau~
thropic and decided IL give the people
square deal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
ID lONGER WANT
TO SHIP b|G JUGs
COMMISSION or
DERs CONFERENCE At IN
STANCE or RETAIL LIQUOR
ASSOCIATION.

To determine whether retail iiqueI
dealers are ~ be allowed t. ship IL
uuar by express in -.eattles, esi- hoy
!. and jugs containing more than @nt
gallon each the State corporation eoif7
mission has ordered an informal con
ference. for November %, at vhtch
Representatives of tire three express
companies operating III Virginia &nd
tn. Retail tsiqrier Dealers Associa-
tion viii i've present.
IA The express Vampanies~~the ADAMS.
fha Southern and the United states
have filed a PETITION with the COM
mission requesting that th@S he au-
thari2ed to refuse all bottles and iuEs
centa ining over one gallon uf liquor.
claiming that the danger ri break =
age Is great and asking that eheu
shipping liquor IN quantities OF mor'e
than one gallon the shipper ha re-
uuired IL usc keg or break the
shipment, putting the whisky III
srnalt bottles. fhts being the ruling
under the Interstate iaN.
In this state however. the cypress
companies ar. required To receive bot
ties and jugs of any szestf properly
Grated. and this ruling the liquor men
contend II nothing mnre than 5ust
as MANY II the hauis are compare
lively short. while the eSprfss cam~
panies, ar account Il the immense
Volume 81 business done, are amply
repaid Tor whatever risk they many
r4sn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
ASKE D ABOUT ROW
ACTRESS FA|NTS

NEW ORLEANS IN. Suvem bar
Is. When Questioned to-day regard
ing he rumef that she and her hus-
han1 Russell tiiswold Colt are es-
tranged. Ethel barrymore Colt. VINO
is playing at 4 local theatre beca
historical. Sht then denied that there
was trouble between herself and her
husband and also said that the story
that her husbands father had cut
of his allowance WAS not true. Colt
is III this cite, but has not accom-
panied his WIFE 10 the theatre as has
been his usual habit ever since they
We're married He has had his arm
in sling since Monday night ana
explains 10 friends that he caught it
IN cab door His thumb and fore
finger are said Ia he crushed
The Colts Mere married In Boston
on March 4. 1909. and on NoNem-
Der - last Mrs Colt presented her
husband With a son who Was named
Samuel after BIS grandfather, Colonel
Samuel PomerOy Colt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
METHOO|5TS MEET
IN W|NST0N-S ALEM
CONFERENCE OF WESTERN DIS
TKltT CoNNENE> WITH
LARGE ATTENDANCE

WINSToN..ALEM. \. G.. NoVembeI
Western North Carolina Methods
Episcopal church. South. convened
here this morning with a good at
tendance. Ministers and delegates are
arriving on every train and something
like 400 people are expected
The morning session VIII he devoted
to business sessions while the commit
tee meetings will come in the after
Moons Anniversary services viii be
held in the evenings.
Tonight. an k.pworth League ami
versary will be held and DIR. S. f.
Parker, of Nashville Tenn secre-
sary of the Epworth League. witt
service in connection With the Metho-
dist Children's Home viii be held !:
Friday night, a Sundayschooi ami
versary with an" address by Or, Il.
Il. Chappeli of Nashville. Tenn, will
b.. held. and a missionary anniyer-
sary will be held Saturday night
The. ministers will be taken to the
Methodist Ghildrens Home on n spe-
cial train Thursday afternoon to view
the buildings and grounds and con-
cert VIII be given Friday by the
orphans.
Most Of the local churches VIII
tender invitations to local ministers
to occupy their pulpits Sunday. Bishop
Hendrix will preach at Centenary.
December liz has been fixed as the
date for the Southhound Jubilee 10
be held In connection with the rom
pletion Of the Sonthhound railway, A
train will be run here from Florence
s. g.. In as many sections as necessary
and an elaborate program Is being
prepared for the event.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
THIS MAN FOUGHT
BASEBALL TRUST

SIT. LOUIS, MO. NoN. it.--ln the
death Of Henry Van Noye Lucas at
his nome here last night passed tn"
first man to fight the su-eailed base
ball trust Lucas figured IN the base
ball war of 1859 and 1886, organizing
the old union league when he was
refused a national league franchise
for st. Louis
HI. Inherited more than $1,000, 900.
and besides hnildins ball park and
organizing n team in st. Louis. finane-
ed clubs In Cincinnati. Putshurg
Washingfoil. baltimore. Boston. Phila-
edlpnia and Kansas City. The ball
park here burned and the independ-
ents were eventually absorbed by the
national league.
Lucas lost his fortune in baseball
and other sporting ventures. and L
the last few years had been employed
by the city street department
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
THE PORTLAND ASHORE:
se ALL MAY PERISH

GORD9NA. ALASKA NOV It.
The steamer Portland has gone
ashore on til. barren coach of h ataI Ia
Island and il IL feared that her So
passengers and crew Viii perish befor"
relief can reach them. The vessel l.
= total wrack and liz rapidly being
beaten to pieces III ths fierce gals NOW
raging. So terrific Ii the gals that YES
sHcaA fear 10 venture out u assist The
h Portland. The Vt eaIner Alameda for
fWelxe hours trfsd Ia reach the strick-
sNn vessel. but failed and was forced
back into port when the storms In
5ensity increased. ThS government
has been asked 10 rushSa revenue cut
ter 10 the island.
Those on beard the Portland have
been without food for three DAYS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
OBI


,Sptcial 70 The Riehmeud NIrglAiAIl.}
f4GRBoNsNIELts. VA. Set IT.
The body of MIR bora Robertson, ~hp
tlied ut her home IN Clifton Jorge
Monday. Mas brought Ia this piaee Oh
tthesa peake aud OHIO train No. I to-
DAY and inferred ii Maple@aoa e.hae=
terry. Ees j u, Cook, pastor at the
finraanss lille. baptist church. conduct
cd the burial services,
Mrs. b0Rcrosin mtW mfws az unasf
Mrs Robertson was the widow af
Mir. ] H Robertson. Of South Cor
donssiIle. and for the past fix. Years
had been making her home with her
aons. Messrs While and Henry Rob
ertaen both employees nj tbs CheSsa
paake and Onto railwa&, ia ltf'ah
Forge. by whom she is sarHi*ed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
ENEMY NOT SIGHTED;
RANCHMEN RETURN

ROCK SPRINGS TEN Nov. IT,
Scouting cowboys. who went out yes-
terday in search Of a Mexican band
reported to he marching on Rock
Springs. returned here to-day without
having sighted the invaders. This
town is virtually an armed camp,
oYerrun aith ranchers. mounted and
armed Ia the teeth, ready to engage
III any form Of disturbance.
Texas rangers who arrived here
10 day believe the community is need
lessly alarmed and that If Mexicans
pr others planned an invasion to
aYenge the ynching OF tn. Mexican,
Eoderisuez, the plan MAS frustrated
bv the quick precautioHarS measures
ordered by Governor Campbell,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
II otel Property
IN " IILIAAlsBtT re.

}efaait having been made IN the pay
meaf OF interest and insurance and the
Undersigned trustees having been directed
Sc 10 do, notice IS hereby gwen that the
undersigned trustees VIII sell at public
atiftion III the shy oi Williamsburg, the
following described property:
All that certain lot OF land with eu1ld-
,ngs thereon situated IA The City Of VIII
hafisburg, "a, bounded as follows; to-
WI VI IN the north by the Duke OF
Gloucester street, on thu east by the
property OF {. J. Person, on the south BY
the property OF the FIRST Baptist Church,
Colored and on the west by the seymour
property MS lot fronts on Duke oi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
FIRST LINK OF CANAL OPENED.
Beaufort N. C.1 y End OF Inland
Waterway Completed.

BEAUFORT, n, G. November II -
The Beaufort end Of tho inland waters
way. connecting pamiico Sound with
i the sea thus enabling vessels to avoid
the dangers ~ Cape Hatt.ras. was
opened to-day.
Captain Earl l.. Brown. United
States engineer, and others passed
through the eana, in the FRANCIS "a
government launch.
Vessels ara wing eight feet ef water
ran now pass through the canal, but
Iii about two weeks. when the dredg
ing Ia finished. boats drawing 10 feet
will also he able u Hse the water
VIA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
DIAMOND RING STOLEN
FROM EXPRESS OFFICE

A valuable diamond ring shipped
from New York To Mr.. j. j Splitting.
local ieweler, has been stolen from
the offices of the Adams Express
Company.
Detectives are N WORK on the ease,
and an arrest il. expected within
twenty-fouf hours.
The diamond ring was received at
the local express office Tuesday. Ii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
NORF FRANCHISE
SOLO At AUCTION
BOIGHT B1 MAJORITY STOCK
HOLDERS AND TEAM TO BIZ
IN VIRGINIA LEAGUE

NORFOLK, VA. November l5.At
public auction to-da3 the franchise If
the Norfolk Athletic Corporation WAS
sold to +. A. Page. agent for $500.
Il The sale lr subject To confirmation
by this court. Fne real purchasers are
xaid 10 he the old majority stoe X
holders, represented by A. G. ONO
hundro T., j. German. ConsolVd and
Cheshire and others The only strong
opposition bidding came from A.
sPronks Taylor after conferences from
t4me To time with W NJ Hannan, Jr
and ]. Moran Barry The purchasers
II h sahax will effect . reorganization
and NerfNk Will be fl the Virginia
State Leagfe mex; year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16


CHICAGO. Nov. ts.-~Connt Beau
fort and his wife who was formerly
"a Miss kigalier. daughter of the
millionaire steel ttagnate, haze had
very diSagreeahEe existence during
their married earefr. according To II
sterN told by the after, Mr. Kilgal-
len alleges Ais daughter was ILL
treated by the cGunt and has told
his story in court here. The outcome
is awaited with considerable interest.
Martin kilxailcns assertion that
he had put the boots" 10 his Dohle
sou~in law and thai he would inme-
diateir start Il divorce action against
the nobleman, were followed by coun-
ter assertions that raj, of divorce
IL ahsurd" and thai the 4count Is a
dear hoy, son -iniaW OF whom amy
mother could be proud5'' by the wife
Of the millionaire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
DEATHS On SHIP
MAY 81. CHOLERA

NEW YORK Nov l6. The steam
or San Gtorgi". which arrived ada y
from Naples and Genoa, reported Two
deaths en- route ~ acute gastro-e en-
teritis. Another patient with the same
malady was IN the ships hospital
Health Officer Doty ordered the
steamer detained al quarantine until
it could be established whether the
sickness was cholera.
TIL" san Giorgio carried twenty
seven cabin and 62s steerage passen-
gers on board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
.la1,ft.A Ill r.f-..

tSpeeial 70 THO TIehmond NIfklnlAu !
sTATNT0N, IA. NaN. Johannes
H. Cross u West Augusta. one OF the
best known men in Augusta county
and for many years contractor for the
star route from Staunton 10 Monterey,
aied here "Wednesday morning aged
30 years leaving n widow, He un-
ierweni an operation here ten days
age
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
MIR, In. I.ai.e. an.

tspecial To The Richmond Nifginiaht
FORD. VA. Nov. 16.-little Mary
Jane Goisseau. youngest child 81 MIR,
and Mrs 4 II Beisseasi, died ~ this
place Monday after very brief i'll
ness from pneumonia. The funeral
services were conducted from the
home this afternoon by Rev r :.
Bau1han. Who Was called from the
seat Of the conference in Richmond
for that purpose Mr.. iseisseaa IS enc
Of the merchants of TINS place
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
.Inet> non tsnrrison.

Especial 10 The kIefjuaua NIfulNla19
RoASok T.. VA, November Ia Mrs
-. G. Shiplett has received communl
cation telling her ~ the death Ia
Moreland. Ky, OF her father MIR ja@k
son Garrison. I'm one month AIRS
Shiplett has lost three near Relatives
father brother and sister Her father
was horn and reared In Virginia, Dut
mas resided III .Moreiand twenty years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
DIR. ANNA SHAW TO TALK
ON SUFFRAGE FOR WOMEN

DR. Anna Shaw, one of the recoy-
nized leaders Of woman's suffrage.
viii deliver an address "Wednesday
night in the auditorium of the JEFF
fsrson hotel under the auspices or the
Equal Suffrage League 81 Virginia.
br Shaw viii 60 to Norfolk from
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-16
POLICE WITH DRIVERS
MAY BREAK STRIKE

NEW YORK, November Ic.-vIth
poicemen seated beside the strike-
breaking ohauffeurs. an organized At.
tempt Was made to-day to end the
strike Of the taxi-cab drivers WHEN
has been in progress mere for n weak
When the n'en rejected the attemrfs
of Mayor Gaynor t. settle the s,rika
an the basis Or the open shop, ar
ders We're given for the police to tar.
adequate measures To prevent the rio,.