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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
Senate Bills.

To authorize the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth to purchase copies of
Williams Corporation Laws OF Vir-
ginta.
With reference to the disbursement
of funds in the hands of the county
and town officials.
To provide offices for county off,
cia's.
To authorize any county in the
State. in the discretion Of its local
road authorities. to use Its apportion-
ment of State money aid appropri-
ated for the Improvement of public
roads. in the construction of bridges,
and providing how such money shall
be expended.
To require the reporting of cases of
infectious, contagious. communica BILE
and dangerous disease to boards of
health.
Amending an act entitled AN act to
authorize the trustees of the Gravel
Spring Evangelical Lutheran church.
In Frederick county. to receive a do
nation OF one thousand dollars and in
vest the same"
To amend an act as to the times
Tor holding regular terms of the
courts IN the several circuits. and Civ
ing jurisdiction to courts during re-
SNSSsf 'HONANt ahJoQktCd lot lHt puF-
pose of opening or holding another
term, or part or portion, there or 9TH
erwise, which the judges of the cir
cult courts now have In vacation.
To amend an act entitled IAN act
to provide for the issuing of county
bonds for permanent road or bridge
Improvement in the magtsteiial dis
tricts OF the counties OF the State"
TO amend an act entitled AN act
to incorporate the town of Honaker,
in Russell county. Virginia.
To amend an act entitled AN act
TO provide for State money aid in
addition to convict labor for the i'm
provcment of public roads.'
To provide for the remuneration of
the inhabitants of the city of Roa-
noke. Virginia
To authorize the board of super
visors of Allegheny county to borrow
the sum of eighty thousand dollars
10 be used in building new court
house and In building bridges lin
each of the magistertaI districts Of
said county, and. for that purpose,
to issue the bonds of the county for
the said sum of eighty thousand dol
lars.
To authorize the Washington and
Leesburg Turnpike Company, cor
pcration incorporated under the laws
OF Virginia, to take possession Of cer-
tain tuiapikes abandoned as such and
now used as county ioaGs IN the
counties of Loudoun. Fairfax and
Alexandria; and also to take posse j.
zion of a portion of county road
In Fairfax county. and to improve
said abandoned turnpikas or county
lr,ads. and said portian OF Il county
road, and to convert the same into a
modern and hiyh-ciass turnpike for
the public convenience, wherein toll
may be charged to paw for the con-
struction, operation and maintenance
Of the same.
re authorize the submission to the
legal voters of the city OF Winrhes-
ter of the question whether or not
they will favor the issuance by satd
city OF not more than one hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars OF
gravity water bonds and To- author-
ixe the issuance by said city of not
more than one hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars OF said bonds.
II q majority of thosc voting rnta In
favor OF such issuance.
To anthCrixe any county which
lpna constitute a tudieiai cir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09


Mr.. Turnbuil is popular in Peters
burg. and confidence is expressed as
70 his ability to represent the dis
trict in a most satisfactory manner.
Episcopal Mass Meeting.
A fnass meeting ot ispisepfatta mn
will be held next Sunday night in Ct
Panis church. on Union street, for the
purpose of furthertng AL extension
of the work Of the Episcopal church
IN this diocese.
Among the speakers for the occa-
sion will be 1t Rev. A. NJ. Randolph.
LII D.. Bishop OF the Dioc ese of
Southern Virginia. whose subject viii
be THE Growth Of the Church in
This Diocese" Mr. w. w. Robertson
Of Norfolk. and the Rev. Otis Meade,
general secretary of the Church Ex-
tension Fund Committee OF the do
GEESE. will also speak
The work for mass meeting is being
diligently executed, and great good is
exPected 10 follow from the matters
discussed
Other News of Town.
The kaieg of loose tobacco in Pc
tsrsburg Tuesday aggregated In the
several warehouses 25e.o00 pounds.
The largest one days gale of the sea
son. Prices ranged from 50 TO $50
per 100 pcnnda
The Norfolk and Western Railway
has heea petitioned by residents OF
Prince George county. near Wells
cr1xstne. 10 build freight station at
sbw Hcsesssa and that II be the tirst
ntation between Petersburg and Dis
pukMufA- Such station to said by
4AA p40rle reading there to be much
tsoeded.
exin6ton Preshytery. which meets
Tuesday Ia Lexington. Va. will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
POLLS ATTRACT
BUT FEW VOTERS
Only 49, Ballots Cast in Con-
gressional Election OF Fourth
District.
MR.. TURNBuLL ELECTED

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian }
PETERSBURG. VA, Marcn o.
The total vote polled Tuesday in the
eleNtlon Inf representative Con-
gtess from the Fourth Congressional
District amounted TO but 4g2, less
than one-fifth the number of the quail
ined voters of Petersburg,
Hon. Robert 1urnhul, Of Bruins
wick. WAS the only candidate on the
ticket.
In pursuance to proclamation of
Mayor w. NJ. Jones. all saloons. bar
rooms and other places where intoxi-
cants are gold were closed during the
day. and So quiet we're the proceed
ings that no one acquainted with
the iacts would have thought an cleo
tion was in progress.
The following Is the vote east yes
terday in the Mafds of the CITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Ferguson.

The funeral of MIS- Mary Eliza
Leth Ferguson, who died in the home
OF her daughter. MI, Linda =. Rich-
afdson, Sill North Twenty-sixth
street. late Monday night, will ta-e
place Thursday morning at IL o'clock
from the house. Mrs. Ferguson was
rs years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09

steel toll bridge across the Dan and
stanton rivers at GAINESVILLE, Meek
ienburg county, Va, the approaches
appurtenant therto, and the tolls u
revenues therefrom, and to cancel and
retire the same.
To dedicate as and for public
street or highway, upon certain eondi-
tions. strip of the land composing
the southwest corner of the Capitol
Square not exceeding fifteen feet at
the point of Its greatest depth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
WAS an Fseapcd Lu,,otic.

ROANOKE. VA. March 81. C.
Fued. who was arrested here Mon
dsy for beating his. Nay from Wash
ington. ID. C.. 90 Roanoke. on the roof
of a Pullman car, was identified to-
day as an escaped lunatio from the
government insane asylum at Wash
ington. F'ued was In the navy when
he went insane. He was returned TO
Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
Revival nj Trinity Church.

The interest In the revival services
now In progI ess at Trinity Methodist
church is steadily growing, There
was a good attendance last night and
the service was of q most helpful
character. Rev. Thomas X. Reeves.
of Petersburg. is doing the preach
ing and the people are greatly enjoy
ing HE sermons. The congregations
of Union Station and st. James are
uniting with the Trinity congregation
In these services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
Mrs. Mary sullivan.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Sullivan,
who died Monday her home, Ala
North Twcnty-sixth street took place
from St. ratrick's Catno..c cnurcn
Wednesday morning at 10 O'clock.
Mrg. Sullivan Il survived by one son.
two daughters and enc brother.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
Edward Ecnnc,I.

The funeral OF MIR, coward Fem
nell, who died Monday IN his homie,
1905 Floyd avenue, took place Wed
nesday morning at IL O'Clock from
the house, Masonic services being
conducted by st. John Lodge. M.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
Mrs. Mary Y. sharp,

Mrs. Mary Nnrvell Sharp. wife of
Mr.. James W.. Sharp, died Tuesday
night In Memorial Hospital. The
funeral announcements will be made
later, Mrs. Sharp was thirty-nins
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09

srAUNroN, VA. March s.--Tha
Adams Express Company refuses ID
deliver packages In StauntoM's IN.
rcxed territory. At this instAnce ~
city officials q representative OF the
State Corporation Commission II here
to-day Investigating to sec whether n
the company to make delivery in tho
new parts Of the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
James r. Louis.

MIR. James Taylor Louis died Tues
day, night In his home, il12 West
Catherine street. The funeral ans
nuancements will be made later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
Beautiful Messaline Waists,
$500

New arrivals in fancy Messaiine & NetWaists
and designs for the new tailored suits. See
them during this opening,
One special s a MessalneWast, deliberately trimmed
in val lace and medaons yoke effect Of fine tucks,
all Of the shades for spring; special at $500.
White Lingerie Waists, handsomely trimmed with
val lace embroidery inedaiions and fine tueks, with
the puff sleeves long cuffs, about dozen different
patterns, including the plain tailored waist with
broidered collar and cuffs well plain Numbered
collar and cuffs extraordinary value at $225 and
$3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
Display of Beautiful Corsets
For the Ne.o Spring Costumes

Proper corseting is the foundation Of being
we'll dressed. To get the desired effect one
must be we'll fitted to the model suitable for
the individual figure We carry full and
complete line of Redfern and LaVida Corsets
and guarantee our fittings.
Redfern, No. 6767. For the tall slender figure,
medium high bust, long hip. double hose supporters
size Is to 26, at $500.
La Vida ia. For the average figure, made Of
light weight eouti medium bust, long split skirt,
pairs of hose supporters Is to n, Mt $500.
Redfern So. For the full figure. made of light
weight cout, high bust, long skirt, pairs hose su-
porters size Is to 2s, at $500
La Vida 2a7. For the tail full figure; made OF
light weight cout high bust, long. straight skirt )
pairs of hose supporters, size Is 10 2S at 500.
Fittings be arranged By Phone
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09

Afiovers, popular now for waist and the alover
embroidery robe, also dainty baby patterns, well
worked designs fine swiss nainsook, regular soc
and 81 25 values for SOC yd, f.%
Swiss Flouncines, q inches wide, the correct
width for this season. well worked patterns beautiful
designs, including English eyeet, Baby Irish and
Vense Lace combinations this the finest lot
offered worth 81 LOO to 81 so yd special, 69c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
Nel0 Features in Handsome
Embroidery for the Spring

tractive to the eye No part of the store is more
lie prices are pleasing. This year will be the
years We are prepared with complete line
If grand display.
hIIoveis, ID inches wide swiss and nansook small
patterns, suitable for yokes; 75c values for sec.
Swiss Flouncins, Is inches WIDE deep well
worked patterns fine swiss cloth about 20 different
designs to select from; regular SOC value for acc.
About 1000 yards OF Madeira embroidery on fine
soft Egyptian CLOTH this is the nearest thing hand
embroidery eyelet patterns 5 to inches wide; the
regular 10 to soc values for II l-2c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09
House Bills
,Ioinf Resolution.

Joint resolution of the General As
semhly Of Virginia that the University
of Virginia do accept and be embrace
ed within the benefits of the Carnegie
foundation fer the advancement of
teaching
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09

Mr.. Turnhnil is popular in Peters
burg, and confidence is expressed as
~ his ability to rcprsse sent the dis
triet In a most satisfactory manner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-09

To authorize the. Secretary of the
to purchase copies of
Williams Corporation Laws OF Vir-
yiuta
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06

The Braga government Is acting
with great firmness In suppressing dis
orders. In conference with his
leaders tonight President-elect Braga
declared that Every drop OF blood
shed unnecessarily whether of revo-
lutionist or royalist will stain the rec
ord OF the republic.
The one fear OF the new government
Is Intervention by foreign power.
especially Great Britain. Formal ar
nouncement will be made tomorrow
BY Minister OF Roreign Affairs Berna-
dino Michado that all existing treat
les negotiated by the royalist govern.
ment will be observed by the repu5-
lie
The success OF the revolutionists
In the capital has practically won the
city over to the new government, but
the troops In many Of the provinces
are reported loyal to the monarchy.
In order to prevent Manuel or any or
his followers from summoni1g aic
from the outlying districts every wire
from the city was either cut or taken
over by the revolutionists. AZ re
suit. news OF the revolutionary sue
cesses In Lisbon has not reached teo
provinces. The leaders OF the move
ment believe that when the report
OF the successes of the Republicans Ii
announced to the provinces and to
the troops In outlying districts many
of these will come over to the Repub-
lica inside.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06
RUBBER TRUST
CHANGES HANDS?
Morgan Interests Obtain Control OF
Inter Continental Co., Says
Wall-St. Gossip.

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-According TO
gossip In usually well-informed finan-
cial circles control of the Inter-Con-
tinental Rubber Co, popularity refer
red TO as the Rubber trust" has
passed to the ]. p. Morgan interests.
1t is said that Morgan & Company
have purchased all the holdings or
common stock formerly held by the
Guggenheims. This Is given as the
reason for the substitution on the
voting trust which holds the common
stock of Albert III. Wiggin vice-presi-
dent of the Chase National bank;
Stephen Baker of the Bank OF Man
haitian. and K. J. Berwind. The first
two are Morgan men and the latter is
closely affiliated with Thomas F.
Ryan. In addition, Charles II. Sabin,
Of the Guaranty Trust Co.. and Wal
ter Dutton. both Morgan men, have
been added to the Inter-Continental
board.
The big rubber company, which
controls the African and Mexican
trade and has a working agreement
with the United States Rubber Co.,
will hereafter be controlled by a
coalition OF the Observation-Disclosures
interests.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06
Republican Leader
Tells Rebels To Be Orderly

LISBON. Oct. GA provisional
government has been formed with
Theophile Braga as president. The
new national flag IL flying over all
public buildings.
The capital Is now completely In
the hands OF the Republicans.
Already. the Spanish minister, In
full uniform, has called to pay his
respects to the Republican leaders.
II Is impossible to estimate the
number of those killed OF wounded In
Yesterdays lighting, but It Ia expect
cd TO reach several hundred. The
CITY has been considerably damaged
by the bombardment by the insureent
warships. The building occupied by
tha ministries around the Praca do
Commercio and the Necessidades
nalace we're made the particular tar
gets OF the shells from the warships,
and show the effects by broken walls
and turrets. The tower OF the
church attached to the palace was de-
ncl!shed.
All through the night artillery and
rife fire was incessant. and towards
dawn it increased In Intensity. AT III
o'clock Tuesday night insurgents, en-
camped on the nights Of Avenida da
I.iberdado, tried to force their way
TO the center, of the city, but were
driven back by the loyal troops.
AS the latter passed the barracks
of the First artillery. they discovered
that Il was in the hands Of the rebels.
They charged upon the civilians and
dIslodged them with considerable
losses to the rebels. The night firing
was carried on In complete darkness,
the electric lights having failed.
The insurgents we're led by the re-
tired admiral. Carlos Refs. Their
forces were greatly augmented by de-
sertions from among the royalfsts,
and they succeeded eventually In get
ting control Of the city.
The rsvolutionists raided all build
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06
Manuel's Escapades With
Actress Angered Subjects

BERLIN, Oct. GA French variety
actress. Mile. Caby Deslis. cost King
Manuel his throne. according to high
officials OF the German COVE. nment.
who today expressed no surprise al
the revolution in Portugal.
According to these officials, history
has repeated itself In Portugal. where
Manuers fragrant Haunting of his mis-
tress in the face of his starving sub
jects caused wave OF popular indIg-
nation that eliminated in the revolt.
The reports from the German min
listers in Lisbon have long emphasized
the public anger that was caused by
Manuers actions toward his French
mistress. Though the nation was
bankrupt and her people. oppressed
by taxation. where starving, aMnuel Is
said to have given rare jewels worth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06
HUGH SHEPHERD SWITCHES.
Once Knocked Owens Hard, Now Pre-
diets He'll Win.

Just after the primaries, when the
Republicans were all up In the air
over the nomination of Proctor II.
Owens for mayor and the leaders
were trying to find way to eliminate
him, Proctor declared with much con.
fidence that they would all flock to
his standard In time His prediction
Is coming true, for he now has the
united support of all the Repu oiica l
organizations and all are arranging
meetings in his interest The las. to
fall In line Is the Wayne County Re-
publican club, which has just extern e
an invitation to Owens to SPEAK at
a rally on Oct. 10. Hugh Shephei d,
president OF the club, was one OF the
maddest men in town when owens
was nominated
Mr.. Owens will be given TO under
stand within the next two weeks that
he will not have the support OF a
single Republican organization" lie
said, the morning after the primary.
Now he is predicting the election Of
Owens by q good majority.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06
FACTS ABOUT PORTUGAL.

100000 to the chic dancer and
actress. II Is reported that he lodged
her In a royal suite In his palace in
Lisbon and that she accompanied him
Gu all his travels.
In a polite way the world has been
informed on a number of occasions OF
Manuels antics In Paris, where the
French police often took him In tow
and closed up various resorts while
the boy king and his friends Of the
Portuguese court grew gay in the
companionship Of women OF the Paris
underworld. Only a few months ago
Manuel spent several days in Paris
and II was gravely announced by his
ministers that this was to be his last
fling" before marrying and settling
down.
II was on one Of the juants that
Manuel met Mile. Deslis and attached
her to his encourage. Since that time
he is said to have spent mos. OF his
time with her. neglecting the signs
OF discomfort In the nation.
Manuel's personal extravaganza and
that OF his mother and grandmother
also contributed TO the wrath that led
TO the revolt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06
NILE. GABY pEsLYs.

ings which few the old flag and tore
down the emblems OF the monarchy.
The warships greeted the hoisting OF
the Republican flag with salvos OF
artillery.
Eusebio Leao, the Republican lead
er. made a speech from the balcony
of the town hall, saying that he en-
trusted the policing Of the city and
the mathematics OF order TO the care
OF the citizens. .s
Respect all public and private
property" he exclaimed. and the
life OF all persons, whoever they may
be. The republic is generous and
magnanimous.
The huge crowd that had gathered
around the building cheered the
speaker frantically
Notwithstanding the thrilling
events Of the last two days. the pee
pie are now showing composure, and
1t seems likely that order in the city
of Lisbon will be maintained. 1t is
rumored that General Gorjas, who
commanded the defending forces
committed suicide when he saw that
the fall Of the palace was inevitable.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06
INSANE MAN RUNS AmucK.

PONTIAC, Mich, Oct. 6.-Gale
Stickney, a patient at the asylum,
gave the officers a merry chase when
he escaped from the line Of men who
were out for exercise. The attendant
in charge dared not leave the others
to follow Stickney, but later notified
the sheriff's Office. Stickney was
found on Johnson-ave., where ut bar
ricaded himself behind a pile OF brick.
AS the officers approached he hurled
bricks at them. The coat OF one Of
ficer was torn TO bits before Stickney
was finally overpoW cred.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06

out. Morarity to T. Jones. NO RUNS.
DETkOIT-klrke playing second. ID.
Jones flied to Graney Ktrke famed.
Cobb hunted and Banding threw him
out. NO RUNS.
SECOND INNING.
CLEVELAND - Kirke threw out
iarty. Bush tossed out Land. NO r UNs.
ter. Moriarty hit by pitched ball. Bush
sacrificed. Rlanding to Hohnhorst. T..
Jones singled to right. scoring Craw-
for ford and Boriarty Zones took sd sec
great pickup and threw Stanage out,
T. Jones going to third. Summers flied
to Graney. TWO RUNS; TWO HITS.
THIRD INNING.
CLEVELAND Ball struck out.
Banding out, Tom Jones unassisted.
Turner flied to Cobb. NO RUNS.
DETROIT-D. Jones singled TO left.
Kirke sacrificed. Blanding to Holm
legs. d. Jones scoring. Cobb stole sec
ond and went to third on Lands bad
throw. Crawford lifted to Lajoie.
Cobb stole home, Moriarty HE'D to
FOURTH INNING.
CLEvELAND-Bush threw Graney
out. Jackson safe on Moriarty's FUN
BILE. LaJoie rolled a grounder to Nor
forced, but Kirke fumbled, both men
being safe Hohnhorst got an in-field
hit. filling the bases. Hohnhorst
Birmingham famed. NO RUN.
DETROIT-Bush out. Turner to
Hohnhorst. Lajoie tossed out T. Jones.
Ball whipped out Stanage. NO RUNS.
FIFTH INNING.
CLEvELAND--Land reached first on
Moriarty's tumble. Ball singled to CEN
ter. Land going to second. Ball was
caught off first. Stanage to T.. Jones.
Blanding singled over Kirke's head,
Land going to third Turner singled to
right. scoring Land. Graney hit to
right, scoring banding. but Turner
was caught off third. Crawford to T.
Jones, Kirke, Summers to Moriarty.
Jackson forced Graney, Bush TO Kirke.
TWO RUNS
DETROIT-Summers popped to La
joie. u. Jones fouled to Turner Kirke
bounced a single over Turner. Kirke
stole second. Cobb struck out.