davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10

japan is taking an interest in base
ball which seems to assure a cordial
understanding beyond question.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
The Indian.

The project of erecting great bronze
statue Of the Indian In New York har-
Dor, now before congress, appeals to
the imagination, The Indian of the
United States and Canada occupies
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
Popular.

Popular.
HE makes a raft of money.
ais that SOP
Eyes"
"In business?"
"Yes"
"What is his line:'
Tnventing and putting on the market
college yells."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
In Good Condition.

In Good Condition.
"And is be a good fathers"
'Yes. perfectly good"
Perfectly good?"
"Yes. he has never allowed his chill
dren to draw on his supply Of father
" care. but has kept il intact"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
stuneI

cit was so shocking"
"ShockingT
Eyes"
"What was shocking7"
'SThat affair last night"
"Dear me. Tell us about Il"
Didn't you hear itY
"No. What was it,"
"Why, the thunderstorm"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
Trained.

He hardly spoke a word out loud
Or offered a suggestion.
We knew he was a married man
Before we asked the question.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
Qualified.

do you be-
lieve that there
is room at the
top?'
Yes. of some
things"
OF so N @
things ?"
What things p
The top OF
some Cpl e's
heads"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10

Boost for the town and everything
that pertains to it's solid development
and advancement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
Capitulated.

'We have met the enemy and they
are ours"
Bunch of married men talking 1
suppose"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
Careful.

"Do you believe in signs?"
ITO some extent"
"What one do you put the mosa
faith imp
what one do / observe, do you
meanT
YES"
1.-THE one which read Gross Dog"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
Endeavored 70 PIeass.

Endeavored to Please.
"What a pretty child"
"Sorter."
els il yours?'
NO
what a hOmely brat"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10

The papers Of the east say that the
full dinner pail is now a joke"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
WHY SHOULD TAFT
GRIEVE OVER LOSS OF
SEC. IL IN RAIL BILL?

Continued from Page one.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10
THE ARGUS.

BY The ). W. POTTER CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-05-10

Being good guesser is a fine thing
for either a gambler or a doctor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
COMBINATION PLANNED

Admit Thnt the Ga,gKenhei,ns
Were Intcrcsted.'
Cleveland. o., March a.-That COM
,bination with Gnggenheim interests
was considered By the thirty-three
claimants to Alaska coal lands was
admitted to-day before United States
Commissioner William ]. McGec, By
w. II. Warner, one of tho entrants.
Mr. Warner declared that at meet
ing OF the claimants at Spokane. In
1907, to which he sent a proxy, there
had been a discussion as to the ad-
visibility OF combination with the
Guggenheims. but that he had under
stood that the matter was dropped.
The evidence was given at the
opening OF an inquiry here into the
claims of four OF tho original thirty
three claimants to patents to Alaska
land.
Mr.. Warner and Hugh B. Wick. OF
Youngstown. another claimant. both
testified that they had known person.
ally most OF the thirty-three who had
flied claims and that 1t had been un-
dcrstood that they would operate on
friendly basis.
The inquiry will be resumed to-mor-
row and probably concluded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
MURDERER ESCAPES

II He In Captured There Will BE An
other LynchinE.
Columbus. Ga, March 9.-Armed
posses. with the aid OF trained blood
hounds, this afternoon followed the
trail of Love Randall, negro mur-
dcrer. for fifteen miles across Stewart
county in the direction of Columbus.
with tho certainty OF a iynching II
the negro was caught. Tonight hun
drcds are still searching for Randall
a few miles below Columbus.
Following dispute yesterday with
Roland S. Kyle. assistant oxerseer of
the plantation on which Randall -
employed. Randall and his wife at
tackled Kyle. who was stabbed by the
woman. Early this morning Randall
stabbed r. a. Stratrord, the overseer,
as the latter was entering the plan
tation commissarv. Stratford drew his
pistol. but the negro managed to gaip
possession OF 1t and shot Stratford to
death. Randall's wife, with a baby In
her arms and two small children by
her side, crossed the river to-day to
the Alabama side. There has been no
attempt to harm tho woman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
MORE SHIPS FOR ENGLAND
Navy Isstlmntc Provides for Incrcnsc
OF s2s ,SO5, 900.

sefsfaH O1 PSs y'5VOIUVV.
London, Marcl, 9.-The navy esti.
mates for 1910. which were issued by
the admiralty tonight, provide for IN
expenditure of S203, ofS,b00, an In
crease or $27,SO5,o0o over 1903. Tho
Increase IS almost wholly taken UP by
building and armaments authorized by
Parliament before dissolution. The
new program provides for five large
armored ships, Ave protected cruisers.
twenty dcstroyers and a considcraole
number OF submarines b
Y BY April 1 there Will be under con-
struction seven bnttleships, three ar
mored, nine protected and, two I'm
armored cruisers. thirty-seyen de-
stroycrs and nine submarines.
The estimates further provide for
an increase Of 5000 men In the per-
sonncl OF the navy and the compile.
tlon during 1911 OF two floating docks
to accommodate the largest battle
ships. These will be stationed at
Portsmouth and Midway.
Reginald McKenna. first lord OF the
admiralty, in an explanatory state
ment, announces tho formation OF Q
new naval mobilization department,
and permanent navy war council
consisting OF tire first sea lord as
president; the directors of the nava
Intelligence and naval mobilization de.
partments and other officials to dea
with all matters relating to prepara
| ton for war;.
The governments program for con
| struction is larger than ever put for
4 ward before. and It may be assumed
that the five an1ored ships Will all b'
| OF the Dreadnought type.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
CAN STILL co SOME
Uncle sans Bnttlcships Able to Exceed
eEs trhcir Contract Sne ed.

uncle SBmA D0ttIcAHipH .AUic W A1ASeSu
Their Contract speed.
Washington, y. c., March o.-Admi-
raj Schroeder has pleased tho navy
officials by n report upon the recent
full power trials OF the battleships
composing the Atlantic fleet off Guam
tanatno. The remarkable showing was
made that ships eleven years old, like
the Wisconsin,. were capable OF cx-
ceeding their contract speed. which is
regarded as a high testimonial OF the
efficiency OF the engineer forces and
the care taken OF the machinery.
The general statement Is made that
the horsepower realized BY the fleet
exceeded that dcyelopd on the con-
tractors, trials. although in the case
OF the Guantanamo trials the crews
were regular navy men: the ships were
all loaded and long out OF dock and
the crews we're not especially selected.
Another Significant fact Is that the
ships are now ready for any kind OF
service. notwithstanding the severe
test.
The Nebraska appears to hold the
speed record at 1911: the Virginia sec
ond, with 18.054, and the Georgia third
with 19.003 knots per hour. Tho Yer
mont made tho lowest record. witt
l6.14 knots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
"DAD" is oBDURATE
Looks Like Young Knox Would HIVE
to Work for His Wife.

LOOkS Like i Oune II nOH Nt0uyu t1uNe
to Work for His Wife.
Providence, n. T.. Marcel, 9.-stand-
ing beside the pretty bride that his
father. Secretary OF State Knox. has
refused to receive. Phllandcr C.. Knox.
Jr.. tonight admitted that as a re-
suit OF his elopement with Miss May
Boiler, his family had cut him off,
leaving him dependent upon a legacy
and what he can earn himself.
Yes. Dad told me yesterday In
Washington that he would give me no
moro money. but would let me shift
for myself. said the youthful husband
Tonight. "However. have enough
income of my own to keep US until I
get a job. Ny grandfather on my
mothers side left me enough TO give
me an income of about 500 a month"
The attitude assumed by the Knox
Family in refusing to receive the bride
was the subject OF severe structures
Mrs. Daniel Gilman, the young woman's
mother. "If necessary. ] shall go to
Washington with Principal French. and
my daughter and her husband. to see
Secretary Knox about this matter
she said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
NEGROES BOOSTING GARRETT
Booker washington Puts In words for
NcMpOrt News Cnndidntc.

Washington. DC. March a.-The only
Virginia contest OF special interest
here now is for collector OF customs
OF the port of Newport News. Messrs.
Garrett. Locke, Reid and Stuart are
In the race. 1t is said ut the Capitol
that number of negroes are very
much Interested in the candidacy OF
Mir. Garrett. Booker r. Wasfinsto on.
1T Is reported. has put In word at
the White House for him. Several
negro preachers have been to Wash
ington In his behalf.
The action of fflc Virginia I4egisla.
ture on the income tax proposition has
caused considerable adverse CONNIE nj
among the Democrats. 1t came as q
surprise to the. Virginia delegation.
In talking of 1t this morning, Repre-
sentative Lamb said. smilinEly: ny
Virginia has turned down someth-ns
that the Democrats of the nation have
been after ever since 1892. Every
platform since that date has contained
an Income provision"
Others are doing some hard thinking
but will not talk for publicati ton. The
truth Of the matter Is. the Democrats
in Congress feel like the boy tho calf
ran over Speaker Byrd is credited
with the defeat OF the measure.
The end of the Parsons Saunders
election contest is some time onl II
is believed that four weeks Will not
rive the result. n. q. G. 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
TO soUTH's WOMEN
Monument to Their Purity aud Fidel-
ity Unveiled In GeorEin.

Monument to Their Purity nnd i'idcl-
ity Unveiled In Georgia.
Rome. Ga, March a.-'rhe iArst mon.
5sumerfts In the United States In honor OF
the women OF the confederacy was a
unveiled here this afternoon. the prin'
.cipal address being delivered by s..A
Cunningham. editor of the Confedera,
tan yetran, of Nashville. Tenn. Gen
Clement a. Evans. command err In -!chiel
Of the United Confederate Veterans
who was to have made the address, J:
Ill and could not attend.
The shaft OF Georgia marble is thtr.
ty feet high, decorated with two
groups of figures at the base. repre-.
senting News From the Front. and
"The Nllnistering Angel, The inscrip-
,tions praising the purity and fidelity
OF the Southern women. appearing on
the other side. were written by Presi- '
dent woodrow Wilson, Of Princeton
University. formerly resident OF
Rome, and tho Rev. G. A. Nunnally,
former president of Mercer Univer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
TO REFORM HOUSE d LORDS
Rosebery Has lcxolutlOnn Ready TO
Launch Campaign.

:
Launch Campaign.
London. March 9.-yvhen Lord Rose
berry. on Monday, launches his plan for
the reformation of the House of Lords
he will present a set OF three resolu-
tions embodying in general terms the
course which the peers propose to fol-
low in moderntzing themselves. AS
Lord Rosebery has been in consulta-
tion with a majority of the members
OF the upper house, there Is little ques-
ton that the resolutions represent tho
general views Of the lords on the sub
ject of reorganization.
The first resolution will affirm the
necessity for q strong and efficient
second chamber for the well-being OF
the state. The second Will set forth
that such cham bers will be best OBJ
itainable by the reform and reconsti-
tuition of the House of Lords. The
third will declare that a necessary
preliminary to such reform and recon-
stitution is the acceptance of the prin-
ciplc that the possession Of a peerage
In itself should no longer afford the
right to sit and vote In the House OF
Lords.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
sWINDLERs CONFESS

Plead Guilty to Charge and Throw
Themselves ON Mercy of Court.
Council Bluffs. Ia. March 9.-Plead-
ing guilty to a charge of conspiracy
to defraud in connection with the wide
spread swindling operations, charged
against John c. Mabray and eighty
other defendants in the United states
District Court to-day. Bert r. Shores,
Win S. Harris and Frank N. Marsh
threw themselves on the mercy Of the
court. Sentence was deferred. Early
IN the day these three men had been
arraigned with thirteen other de-
sendants. who pleaded not guilty.
Marsh declared that he would not
turn government witness. but it is be-
lieved that Harris and Shores will &c
so.
Marsh is wrestling promoter OF
Seattle. Shores also lives in. Seattle
While Harris gives Spokane as his
home. Marsh and Harris We're charged
with having induced j. c. Kavanaugh
now living in A.uscogee, Okla, to bel
$4,000 on a fake wrestling match
sKavanaugh formerly lived in Daven,
pOrt,rla. tff 73t5l41 is-t4 Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
WILL DO Bile TRACK ROAD

Work or Improvement ON Southern
Between washington and Atlanta.
Atlanta, Ga, March 9.-Increased
activity In the work OF improving and
double tracking the main line of the
Southern Railway, between Washing
ton and Atlanta, Is presaged in the an
nouncenent mad by that company to-
day Of the closing of a contract for
approximately s1,ooo.ooo worth Of steel
rails. 8}it35.
The work of ouble-tracktng will be
begun within the next few days. and
thirty-tlvo miles ofi track will be laid
each month until the work on the
main line is completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
1BAD FAITH OF TAFT
Baltimore oInn Charges President with
Acting Unfairly. 5ai15a

Baltimore 0Inn Charges President with
Acting Unfairly. sgs
Washington, D. G.. March s.-Thomas
y. Wentworth, secrera-y &C tie Business
Meii's a ssecia tom of ia i.ifnare, to-
day filed with President Taft serious
charges against William F. Stone. re-
Gently renominated TO be collector OF
the port at Baltimore, and at the same
time charging the President with
breach of faith in sending in the nom-
nation It Is charged that the Presi-
dent assured the association that he
would give 1t q fun hearing before p he
went SO far as to mako an appointment
for such q hearing before him Satur-
.day, March IL.
II is charged in general that Collec-
tor Stone has Ear bitrarily and despot-
icaliy" built up q political machine; las
lagrantly and repeat edly violated civil
service laws and rules: has "intimi-
dated and coerced'' customs officers
Keeping them in fear and In subserv.
ience, and that he is the head of a GER
tain specified club Of Baltimore which
is alleged to be one of the greatesl
gambling places in tho city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
PUPILS JOIN MAN HUNT

Thrcatcn Summary Justice 20 Ncsro
WHO Attacked Classmatc,
Kansas City, Mo-, March a,-Deter-
minod to avenge an attempted assault
on Miss Cora Downs, seventeen years
old, by a negro, fifty High school
classmates Of the Kansas City glrl
4ioincd- sheriff's posse In search OF
the fugitive The pnplls declare they
will deal slmmarily with the ne gro II
he is caught. Miss Downs is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Cora NJ. Stockton q
Kansas author, n, IS
Miss Downs was returning Aome
from school through q railroad cu!
when attacked, Her screams ] Ets htanea
the negro away before he had harmed
lhcr, 5:5t al ,!i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
DR.. KL0|PslCH Q BURIED. J.
President Taft Sends Message Of Com
sOOlcncef to- s|VI6 n o.x.I5i3 lfs

President TAFT Sends Message of C0n-
0lence to- Widow.
|. New York. March (. funeral services
Tor pr. Louis klopsch, editor Of the
mission worker, took place to-day in
the Metropolitan Temple, and among
the floral offerings was a three-foot
wreath of white llyacinths and smilaA
the widow President Taft sent this let
ter of condolences: e5
J"I was greatly shocked to note In
tho newspapers Of yesterday that your
Effects OF the operation, II have not
known him long, hut L have known him
long enough to- know or tho good re
has done, the charitya.ath that he has en-
entitled osfrom the pooriand oppressed.
L sincerely hope that the memory Of
all these things will sustain you IN
your grief. II. Il. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
GROCER is GRILLED
He 4. Asked to Tell Senate Committee
Why Prices Arc High.

Why Prtce$ Arc dISh.
Washington. y. c., March 9.-The
!senaie"cost OF living committee. cons
.tinulng its investigation to-day, exam am
3ned Edward = Hall, who l5,o r,e eends6ts 81 In
resnonse to questions, chiefly by Sen
ators smoot and Crawford, he said ,ts,, t!.e
biggest jump in meat prices 81 ne g u naa as
nut he gave no comparative figures.
In conducting his business Mr. + Eal! 7, !
said he tigured on gross prGiit t OF ), 20 -
profit of per cent This caused Sen
ntor Smoot to inquiries:
'"Then how is IT YOU nave I " b. accumu-
The reply OF Mr.. Hall was regarded
by the committee as someWhat n,saaad evasixe. son
but the point was not nPresIsein, SIai, ga "a @ he
had m to do twice as much business ana ana
charge more than ho did ten n, years ar;a. ago
To make the same amount Of money.
The committee adjourned to meet on
Icall Of the chairman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
VIRGINIA MAN KILLED
fred 5p. Nl.l.esr meets Death in Auto

.Alfrcd u. NIlltccr Meets Death III .Auto
Accident mt Gary, Ind.
Gary, Ind, March 9,--Allfred 2 MI! !. !
,tcer secretary of a realty company " "
this city, was killed. lonn leissi,
whose home is at Wl!mot, MlhH,. 8Whs
seriously injured ana Two sSoti,er i,'g., ,',,l !,
were slightly hurt IN an au.o.nupite "! y ~,
acc,dent here to-day. Dr. y. r. Geisel
. son or .Iolrn Gelsel, and Ora McNlece'
!. chaulfeur, Were the two who re-
sceIved minor injuries.
Miltecry Is survived by a. wire ahc
eight children. Flo moved here IRON
.NVhaleyvllle. va. about two years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
PASSES OVER VETO

5Tobncco Pooling nil Becomes Law de-
spite G0yernOr'ss Opposition,
Frankfort. ky., March 9.-The so {
called 4 tohacco pooling bill. which Cow
ernors llson vetoed yesterday, was
passed last nj ght over the veto by 20 pc. th
the House and the Senate. The House 9
vote was to II and the senate ~ !. 9 9
recording Of names OF f5persons poollng; {;
tobacco or other farm producls,5 q ana
provides a penal for any person pnr. " !.
chasins; or seeking to purchase e .iItlee = ne
crop of any Ind iYidua1 w 40 mas poo4eut y
k,thAt crop, M s y A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
BULLITT LANDS n. CELL.

Philadelphia Rcformer Arrested op
Order of the Mayor.
Philadelphia, Pa. March 9.-Logail
NJ. Bullitt. son OF the author of Phila-
.delphia's charter. the Bullitt bill, and
himself prominent in civil reform
movements. was arrested tonight by
order of Mayor Reyburn and locked
in cell in the City Hall when lie en-
5deavored to serve the Mayor with a
subpoena In an equity suit brought BY
q committee OF citizens against the
city officials
Later In the evening Bullitt was re.
leased on an order signed BY Magis-
6trate German. I'M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
.FRITCH is SENTENCED
kphysician Must DO Time for KillinE
Maybelle NIfllmau, e

Detroit. Mich, March 9.--Dr, George
w. Frltch was sentenced to-day to
serve from seven and one-half to rfif-
at Jackson, for nanslaughter In caus-
ing. last August, BY means Of an un-
lawful operation, the death Of May
belle N1illman, Of Ann .Arbor. Judge
Recommendation under the indeter-
inmate sentence law, recommended that
4Fritch serve fifteen years, Fl
1Nritch was convicted last Thursday,
after a sensational trial lasting moro
than throe weeks, 5s4 tti = III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
COST WAS LESS IN CHINA.
Figures on Expenxe Of Feeling Navy
In Various rnrts or the World.


In Various Parts or the World.
Washington y. e., March DIT costs
less to feed the navy on the Chinese
coast than at any other portion O the
globe, according to figures transmitted
to the House tosday By Secrcta rys Mey-
er. His report was In response to y
resolution calling for the prices paid
at home and in foreign pprts during
1900. Fresh beef was between, ana 3
cents "a pound at Chefoo. and ran rs
high as is at Gibraltar, while at home
n IL ranged from 6 cents at Key West
TO 10 cents at Pcnsacola, y cents 1ls.a,, az
Washington and San Franciseo. nc e 2, ? = I
at Japan, cents In Constantinople,
and from.12 to IL cents in Panama.
Corned beef, ranging in this Goun- l
try from A cents a pound at Norfolh 70 .
III cents at Key West, ran from 3 5
cents at San Juan, Porto Rico. TO- l5 :
to III cents at Pensacola and from to u
is10 cents abroad. Chicken was "a &C
25 cents at home and 8 to- "a abroad
| Canned bacon was from = to. ~ az Aal
ham ham was from 10 to 1s at home an. an.
| from lis to As abroad. Eggs cost onl,
4 from s. TOT cents a dozen at Chines'
4 ports but In the United States were
Lowest at Washington at ~ cents. ant
i highest at Charleston. S. C-34 cents
4 with Port Lima at 55 cents, the hish
4 est abroad.
4 Bread ranged at home from to al.
! most 5, and abroad from little under
3t2 almost to 10. Potatoes ran from
4 to 3 cents a pound at home and ] tc
/ cents a pound abroad Ice. running
!, from Is to so cents per hundred al
home. ranged from 25 to SO cents
I4..N.~ b ~ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
Rcport OF Illness Incorrect.

1,vnchburg, Va. March 9.--It Is stat-
"a It the home here OF Senator John
w w Daniel Tonight that reports to. ~ .
amoct that the Senator was paralyzed
at L spaytona, Fla, last night are ! ,n.4 ):
aarroct. - I A.stolegram received to-day
s tra,,, s17red Harper, the Senator's sons
- o Law and law partner who Is with
Mn, n FLORIDA, contained the infor-
,,,a tlon that senator Daniel Is RAPIDLY
recowerlng his former good health and
that#no further fears for him need pc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
SENATE VOTES
FOR INCOME TAX.
Call Of House Defeats
Effort to Break
Quorum.
B r OtU G H T IN BY
SERGEAN ALARMS
Republicans Conspicuous by
Their Absence-Halsey Leads
Contest for Amendment to
Federal Constituencies
sitter Fights Single
Handed Battle.
SenateVote onIncome ! ak

Ayes-,Icssra. Carter, Early, Ed
mondson, Tolkcs, Garrett, Gayle,
IIulscy, Jinrman, IScczcll, l<ing,
Owen. Parks, Rison, Sale, Sims,
STROBE, Tucker, Walker, WIckhn IN
-1D.
Noes-,iessrs. Grnyntt. Lassiter,
Noel, Thornton, Wnrd-J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
Gillespie Conu.ttl,r,n1

washington, D, G., March 0-Barnes
Gillespie was confirmed by tho Senate
to-day as United States attorney for
the Nest tern Dist tcict OF y ylyginia. i.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-10
SENATOR DANIEL IMPROVES N 2 4: y E:

Hn. slight stroks of Paralysis, nut
VIII Recover.
sDaytona, Fla. March 9-unlteo
states Senator John w Daniel. OF
Virginia, received slight stroke 9 o.
paralysis here last night. His cond,'
tton is said to be improved to-'nisht
The senator is At a local hosp ital ans
tho attending physicians say ne WI
recover.