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Meat Market

Live hogs are quoted lower. No other changes
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates TO dealers and butchers are
follows:
Beef-sls @sc per lb for steers. s@s1ac for
cows and heifers.
veal--10@11c for large and 11@12c for small.
Mutton-Wethers. 9G10c; ewes, 9@e5ac per ID.
Lamb-101a G1115c per h.
Dressed pork (per lb)-13@13Hc for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco. gross
weight:
No / fat steers. over 900 lbs. alive 5d5Kc
per lb under 900 lbs. SC; second quality all
weights, 41aG4%c; thin, undesirable steers. 80
@4Hc.
No 1 cows and heifers. 464Hc; second quail
ity. 3% gao; common, thin, undesirable cows.
2%@3Ac.
Desirable bulls and stays, 2A @21sc; half fat
or thin bulls. ~ @2c.
lightweight, per Ib. 5zQ6c; medium.
514 951ac; heavy, 4@4&c-
sheep-Desirable wethers, 4h@4&c; ewes.
gaze.
Lambs (per Ib)--Unshorn lambs. sGeAc: shorn
lambs. 5ia Q5%c
Hogs tper lbl-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 140 lbs, &c; 40 to 250 lbs 9itc; $50
to $50 lbs &c; common, undesirable hogs, 607c.
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Minneapolis Grain and Produce

Minneapolis Grain and Produce
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 14.-Wheat-Septem-
ber: s1.oe% G1.09%; December. sl.11t; May,
S1.1541I51s cash, No 1 hard. $1.11%: No.
! northern. s1.1oss a1.11k; NO. 2 northern.
$1.06& a. .0sss; No. northern, s1.O4ss 91.0Tss.
Corn-No- yellow, 5315c-
Oats-No. white. 321z 933c.
Rye-No. .. 71671hc.
Flax-Closed SO IS
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LOCAL MARKETS
Provisions

Provisions
Cottolene-One half bbi. 1886; half bbls
13Ac; 1 tierce. 13Ac; tierces. 1Sc; tierces.
1850 per lb.
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows: Hams, 20d2012c: picnic
hams 141ac; California hams. 1ec: fancy bacon,
70 lbs. Csc; to 10 lbs. &c; 10 TO II lbs
26c; sugar cured. 27c; light dry salt bacon. to
10 lbs. 24c 10 to u lbs. PC: medium bacon Ice;
light medium bacon. 19c.
Lard-Tierces, 15c; SOS 15Lc. los f5&c 5s
1jJsc. SIS Ice: compound lard. tierces nc. SOS
12Ac, los 12S4c. 5s 125sc. SIS 13c: yellow cook
ing oil, sec per gal; white cooking oil. SSe per
gal; salad oil, 81 per gal
Beef-Local prices quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government, are 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef SIS per bbl; family
beef. SIS per bbl; extra mess beef, SIS per bbl:
smoked beef. 21 11c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. $32; clear. $34;
mess, $32; pig pork. s36; pigs feet S5-75 for
half bbls S240 for 25 ID kegs and $1.35 for kits.
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
Special Dispatch to The Coll1

Los ANGELES. Sept 14.-The oil stock mar
ket was brighter today.
Onion oil was stronger than yesterday and
AeAiean common gained more than a point.
Cleveland sold down to &c in the morning
Associated was fair trader. The call:
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BANKING POSITION
GROWS STRONGER
Large Financial Houses Dis
courage Political Exploita-
ton in Stock Market
Professional Operators Take
Advantage of Advance After
Long Apathy
New York stock List

E. T. Hutton & Co.. $50 California street,
members Of the New York stock exchange, fnr-
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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Portland Butter Market
Egg Market I'm Nearby Counties
SoeciaI Disoosch 10 The Call

PORTLAND. Sept 14.-Butter-City creamery
cubes. 35G36c; prints 37G3T l3c; stores 2S0S4
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Duluth Flax

DULUTH. Sept. 14.-On track and in store.
81 So; to arrive S2s1; 10 arrive In 10 days.
81 81; September, S2-s1; October, s2.70i5; No
vember, 27012; December. So So.
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DecIduous and Citrus Fruits

There were further heavy deitver1es OF nnrnes
melons from the river districts yesterday, over
1900 boxes coming IN on TOP Of heavy carry
over from Tuesday. and the market was weak IN
consequence. The weakness was enhanced oy
the late arrival OF the river boats and stock that
would easily have brought 81 boz IN the morn
Late freestone peaches were still in burdensoms
supply and easy as 10 values. offerings IN large
SsS siiy unstsractSe rS cinsstonss when are rap
idly disappearing, were In demand sna n,n- I'm
except seedless could be bought cheap. Receivers
with prices almost too Irregular 10 qu0te. Fiss
for ounces. prunes and apples
strawberries-s4a8 per chest.
Raspberries-S5MT per chest
Blsckberries-ssqs per chest
Huckleberries-56i0c i0c per ID
tier ana 6J675c for Az tier boxes. fancy red.
S1-lO61 so per box; beIlefower. 80c9<1- l0s other
varieties. 6JGS5c for choice and 409oOe Tor
Pesrs-Bartletts. s15OG2. Is per boz; othsr va
rieties. 6oc@sl per boz
Peaches-SmalI boxes. S095oc: large ooxes-
50as5c; clingstones. IN bulk. s2o027-5o per ton
Figs sDer draTsr@BiacK. 5Oa75c for Ordi-
nary and 65c9S1 for large river boxes; white.
Msions-Nutneg melons. 5Oc@sl per box: can
taloupes, $i-T5@25o per crate; Vatermeions'
'liS1 GrapesPcratss. 5Oa75c for Isabella and 5Oa
SOC for other varieties; small boxes. so9eee:
sIss boxes IHse15i h,cs E,pe SFsOss
Cirrus Fruits (per box)--valencia oranges
sS 5O64 for choice and s2.50d3 for standard:
grapefruit S3G3.50 for seedless and slgl.50
for common: lemons. &5d5.5O for fancy. 81 5O6
450 for choice and s. 5o03 for standard; 4s1t-
can lines. $6.5O0T- =
Tropical Frults-Bananas 75c6S-T5 per
bunch for Hawaiian and Mexican. s203 for
Central American: pineapples. s1.5092-5o per
Dozen
Dried Fruits, Raisins, Nuts and Honey
Frnts-Evsporated Apples. T0IEc; fancy. s9
sac; apricots. 11qisc; fancy Aoorparka l3s
Prunes. new crop. 5E@5Ee net to growers in
premium for 4os: 1gs. Az a411e for black and
5GsIac for white; pears 9i1 d13c
Raisins-New crop layers. clusters-6 crown.
So so: 5 crown. 81; 4 crown, 81 80, Crown
81 25s crown. 81 Is: seeded, 5zd6c for choice
and 81 06}1c for fancy; Thompsoas seedlees
4%c for unbleached and TIC for bleached, loose
muscatei, crown. 5%c: crown, sc. crown
41ac; seedless. 50 04%c; new raislns. 304c IN
sweatbox at Fresno
Nuts-AImonds. nonpareils. 16zc; IXLa 151zc.
plus ultra. IA 4i7cs peerless, 1341c: brakes
13c; lsngued0cs. 12c; hardshell. she; shclIed al
monds. 29032c; walnuts. 13c per ID for No I
softsheIls. Sc for No. ? do; pecans f411a
15c: peanuts. 41zd5c: pine nuts. 1s62Oc per ID.
Honey-Water white comb, 16617c; white do.
1201213c: amber do. 101f1c: extracted. ska
&c for white, 7@sc for light amber and 53z6
Sic per ID for amber.
Beeswax-27569 9soc per 10 for light and 2s@
CSC for dark.
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Chicaxo niscount Rate
Election Today i'm chicago

CHICAGO. Sept. 14.-E1change on New. York
I5c discount.
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New York Bonds

L s ref 2s reg. .i005s
DO coupon ...1005s
DO 3S reg. .101 q
DO coupon ....10l%
10 IS reg.-..115
DO coupon .I15
Allis-Chal 1st IS. 1914
Amer Asricul IS. .1005s
amer S&T cv 4s.l0Ost
Amer Tobacco As. 795k
Do 6s --...-.10555
Armour 4jzs ..-- 92&
Atch gen Is 49,. 9S5k
Do CT Is -1O6
DO cv 5s los
Allan c L 1st As 9SL
Bait & Ohio IS. 9Slz
DO 31zs .---. 925s
Do S " 31as. S91s
Brooklyn TT cv IS 81
Central Of Ga 5s. 1861
Cent Leather 5s- 9S%
CIR OF NJ gn 5s.122
Cbes & Ohio 41ks.I01
DO ref IS ... 90
Chi & Alton 315s. 60
Z. B & Q joint As IS
DO gen IS .--- 97&
C.M& SIP gn 3I5s 92K
C.Rl& Psc col Is Tzlk
DO refdg IS S9i5
Colo Indus IS. -. 75h
Colo Midland IS. GO
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Int Met zLs -. so
Int Mer Mar Avs. 63H
Japan Is 1900. Ss&
Do 4ks 1890. 94K
Kan City 50 1st SIS 72K
II Snor deb 4s.193l 90
u & n unified IS. 97l5
NJ. K & Tex 1st As 97is
Do gen 41ss -. S5L
Mo Pacific As. SIS
Do cv SIS ctfs. %
~ r Of Mex aus. 93K
n Y G gen 31ss.. SSL
Do deb As - e5sS
Y,NH& II cv 6s.
Nor & W 1st con4s 9TX
Do cv - .-. 99Is
Nor Pacific As. .1Oos
DO SIS ........ 7IL
10 S Line rfdg As. 9oE
Pa cv 315s. 1915. 96
Pa con IS ..-i02K
Reading gen IS. -. ash
ST L & S F fg Is. S0h
Do gen IS 80. S6B
st L S " con Is. 13L
Do LIST gold Is. 90ld
Seaboard A L IS. 7olx
SO Pacific col As. 9I
Do cv - -..... 97L
Do LIST ref ze.. 94k
SO Railway IS. I06lk
Do gen As 49,. 74H
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Horxes and Mule.

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
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PER PoUNp

steady: do frsts 14c steady: do seconds, 1217e.
steady; fancy Young Americas. 16c. nrmi do
hrsts. Isle. Arm; oregon hats, 1o3c, nm
California storage fats. 15c. steady
Eggs-Cslifornia fresh, per dozen. cases IN
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STOCK AND BoND EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
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Bar silFer-Stesdy; 2452d per ounce
Money! al per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market fo
short bills is -. per cent and for three months
bills 25z per cent.
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Treasury Statement

Stdtc11cut !
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE condition o.
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nat hrsts were erroneously quoted at 15c a pound.
The quotations should have read f4c.
Sales the exchange were as follows
Butter-20 cases Of extras at SIC pound
Eggs-30 cases Of extras at -lc, 40 at 4Ol7e
and 40 at 40c dozen.
Receipts were 10. 600 pounds Of ,-ttter, 5000
pounds of cheese and .OS2 cases OF eNSs-
The following the official quot tions es-
tablished on the door OF the dairy axchange.
Prices in the street. while governed By the ex-
change quotations. generally range from l7c 10
added.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE

Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco stock exchange yesterday:
/ COMSrOCKS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
Dos RUNS AWAY
WITH BABY CART
Tries to Catch Squirrel and Baby
just is Rescued in Time
To Save it.

The four children OF Policeman
Fowikes Ave. nine. eleven and four
teen years old, respectively. were sent
out to she Capitol Square one dsy.
last week. One OF the children. along
with a colered nurse. took the infant
Of a neighbcr Of the officer, the in
FAINT being snagty deposited ia baby
carriage. Mr., Fowikes has a small
rat-terrisr dog, and Ii Is the schun"
of his children II. per sc, followed
the aahy carriage and the tots.
Aa.a ny the same reasoning th.s
canine thought the squirrels we're
rats. and started an annihTiatien pro-
gram. The squirrels siimbed trees.
The dog couldn't. One OF the Capitol
policemen saw the little dog and baae
the tots tie 1t To something while
they were looking around.
There was nothing more eanNen-
lent than the baby carriage. and 70
the hind wheel Of this the little dog
was tied. The baby slept and the
children played. All was peaceful
and quiet
Hut one OF these squirrels descend
ed from the tree. The dog was still
OF the opinion that rat was In front
of him, and he started on the run.
The baby carriage necessarily follow
ed. The baby was caught just In
time. The carriage was not injured
very much.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
POLICE RESCUE MANY
FROM NEW YORK FIRE
Incendiary Starts Blaze in Tenc-
ment--Inmates Rush Out
in Night Clothes.

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.--The lives OF
eighty persons were put In peril and
score injured at fire kindled by a
fire bug on the lower west side earl,
to-day. Befnre the arrival OF the
police and firemen, men and women
scantsly clad, climbed down fire es-
eapes from the burning tenement.
The tncendiary had made careful
plGna for the destruction or life and
property, He placed the naming ma
tertal at the foot of the stairs In such
way that It shot up to the sky
light 40 II pumped by bellows,
Loud cries VI fire were heard
the house. where Mira.
Annie Kane. who lives on the flrst
floor aweke and reused her husband
and children. The ncighbors heard
the cries and In few moments the
alarm was given to all the tenants.
The police made several daring res
cues and were scorched In their eff0rts
to save the lives or the children and
women who were trapped In the burn
ing building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
PRESIDENT TAFT
TALKS ECONOMY

NEWARK. n. j., Feb. 24.--presi-
dent TAFT. the first Chief Executive
since Grant to visit Newark. address
ed one 81 the largest and most enihu-
siastic dinner audiences last night
that he has met in all hts travels
The banquet was given in honor OF
tho President by the Newark Board
OF Trade. and more than 500 memhers
and guests were gathered about the
long tables In krueger's Auditorium
In addition Ia listening to the Presi-
dent. the diners were 0heered by hear
Ing Senat tor Lodge. of Massachusetts,
chairman of the Senate committee
which Is Investigating the prices or
and rates of wages. give
Assurance that the committee will
.hcw tn the line" no matter who
might be hit by the chips.
Governor Franklin Fort. or New
Jersey Was also a speaker.
Mr.. Taft took for his theme the
liomefy subject OF governmental
made by his administration to cur
down appropriations wherever posi-
BILE. In addition to this. the President
declared he shared the hope that the
which LII to be appointed
to revise the business methods OF the
big departments at Washington may
effect saving approximating $780,
coo, 900 q year.
Two Isnttlcsiligss = Year.
The President detailed to some ex-
tent lust where the decreases in an
are to occur. Speaking
or the navy. he said It had been de-
clded 10 continue the policy Of two
big battieships q year up to the time
tho Panama Canal is completed, and
1t w0iirT then bes gitffe 10 consider 4
decrease III the program.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
HEAD OF ROAD
NOW GETS BUSY
Fears That Baltimore & Ohio En-
ployes Will Tie Up All
rattle
WILLING TO ARBITRATE
Willard He Will Submit to Terms
of Board, But Declares
=zaAiea Welt Pasti.==

BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 24.--De-
elaring that the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Is willing to submit the aues-
ton of wage settlement with its
employees, President Willard. of the
railroad. issued a statement to-day.
Ia Htas-s@at~ rs stated that Hfter fur
Their consideration the employees are
ffot sattsffer with the counter propo-
sitian as made by the company. and
rather than that there should be any
interruption to business or inconven-
fence to the public. that the Baiti-
more and Ohio was willing that the
matter should be arbitrated, as pro-
vided under the Erdman act
Under these conditions. and it
agreeable to the men. declared Mr..
Willard. the public need feel no ap-
prehension concerning strike Mr.
Willard says conclusion to strike
would indicate that the Baltimore
end Ohio employees are not suffici-
entity conffden, as to the fairness of
their requests to submit the question
to impartial review.
Road VIII Submit.
MIR. Willard declares a thorough
belief in the company's fairness of
It's position, and says II unable to
reach an anicabie understanding
with its employees directly. that fa.
Baltimore and Ohio Is quite willing
that the situation be reviewed, and
is prepared to stand by the concur
sions of such arbitrators
Meanwhile the trainmen all over
tho system are proceeding with the
vote as To whether they will accep,
OF reject the terms offered them by
the Baltimore and Ohio. and the bal
leting is expected to be completed
within the next week. II liz believed
fer the rejection of the terms. and
that the only question left open will
be the call for strike or arbitration.
Mr.. Willard denied that the Balti-
more and Ohio employees were paid
lever rate Of wages than that paid
by competing lines. lie said that RI,
careful comparison disclosed that the
rates now paid by the Baltimore and
Ohio between the seaboard and Chi
cago were much higher than the
other lines. with the possible excep-
ton OF the Pennsylvania
Mr.. Willard said that the original
proposition of the men involved In
creases from nine To thirty-eight per
cent, or an Average af about fourteen
per cent. He said that the matter
was taken under consideration, but
that the road did not feel justified In
advancing rates on an average Of
fourteen per cent. when existing
rates were already much higher than
those of other roads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
WAS DEAD BEFORE
BODY THROWN IN
Testimony Of DIR. SeHaer Very
Damaging to William
Seyler.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Feb. "a
William Scyier, held by a coroner's
jury for the alleged murder of Jane
Adams, and his young brother, Oryis.
wanted as an important witness, were
taken to Mays's Landing to-day and
placed in jail there. The two men
Will be held until the May grand
jury meets. when. II is expected, an
Indictment will be found against Will
liam Seyler.
Coroners Physician Souder testified
before the corener's jury that Miss
Adams was dead before her body was
thrown into the water He declared
the blow over the eye caused hemer-
rhage of the brain. His statements
will probably be the basis OF the MUIR
der charge which, Prosecutor Golden
berg will make against the elder
Eeyler
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
KILLS BOY WHO PUT
PEPPER N HIS BED

wATERTOWN. MASS. Feb. a.
Because ne sprinkied the bed OF
Harpoot Gugarian. an Armenian.
with red pepper In a lodging house
here, James o'Brien. seventeen. Is
dead to-day and the Armenian Ii a
prisoner. facing the charge OF MUIR
der.
NeiEhbors forced their way into the
house, and. the police say. found the
Armenian holding the boys dead
body. his fingers still tightly cfutched
about his victims neck and his face
betraying 4 frenxied rage.
~ GugaFtan. sMaa tarp away. from the
boy after struggle and held until
the police arrived
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.---Forecast
for Tomorrow,
rginia--Ensettied; rain or snow
In east and central portions tonight;
colder In south portion. Friday partly
cloudy.
North Carolina--Partly cioudv.
with rain or snow In eastern portion
tonight, colder to-nighti Friday part
ly cloudy.
The temperature will fall Tonight
in the South Atlantic States and FRI
day ON the South Atlantic coast. Taa
Southern storm will move eaxtwar tIly
and cause rain IN the South Atlantic
States this afternoon and o-night and
snow furries this afternoon In vir-
ginia. Elsewhere cart OF the Atissis-
orally fair tonight and Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
ARE INDICTED FOR
WORKING TOO LONG
Men Charged With Violating Eight
Hour Law in Decorating
Building.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginianl
ROANOKE. VA, Feb. e4.--The
Federal grand jury to-day indicted
William. Fred r. and Ernest Grohme.
of Indiana, for violation OF national
eight-hour law while employed In the
decoration OF the new Federal build
ing in Charlottesville. The men will
be brought to- Virginia for trial
Op account Of mis- large family. two
of whom are invalids, the sentences
OF 1900 fine against John Peters.
of Franklin county. for removing and
concealing spirits. has been suspended.
and Peters baiied in $2,0oe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
GIVEN MORE TIME
TOR.E.&P. MATTER
Committee Asks Indulgence and
is Given Until Monday
-----~for Conference.
------------
MAY CHANGE ITS CHART Err
President White Quoted as Being
Favorable to Adoption of
MAY CHANGE IT'S CHART Ell
This Cause
ITO the General Assembly Of
Virginia.

ITO the General Assembly Of
Virginia..
ctr committee has consider
ed the matter referred to 1t
changing the Richmond, Fred
erlcksDurg and Potomac rail-
road's charter. and not being
in position to make a report as
required zzt1y-tffe- resolution, asks
permission OF the General Assem-
bly, 10 further consider the mai
tel and report at a later day"
This report was received by the
House and Senate Thursday from
Governor Mann, President Pro Tenn
Echois, Speaker Byrd, Senators
Fletcher and Saunders. and Delegates
Page. Powers and Cook, who were
chosen as a committee 10 confer with
the officials OF the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad with
regard to the ahrogation OF the roads
antiquated charter by the irksome
and burdensome terms of which many
disadvantageuus conditions must be
met En- PEASANT. it might be said
the Governor and his colleagues are
anxious that new charter be taken
out by the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac, that the color of
the roads money might be seen by
the people OF Virginia.
On motion Of Senator STROBE. the
committee vas given until Monday
noon to make a report on the result
OF the conference. The House con-
Cured in this extension uf time.
The committee conferred with
President White and either officials
of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Wednesday morning and af-
ternoon. President White is said to
have favorably considered the plan
to surrender the scar and yellow
archaic charter and take out an
other. putting the road on the same
basis as the other systems in the
State. but said he could give no de-
ctded action until after he had con-
ferred with the stockholders of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomae II is believed he will have
given Governor Mann and the legis-
lattve committee his answer by noon
Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
PEOPLE ARE STIRRED
OVER YARRELL BILL
Will Fight Proposition to Revoke
Charter of Virginia
Reach

Especial To The Richmond yirginian /,
NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 24.--The
people of Virginia Beach are angry
at the Introduction of bill in the
legislature on Saturday last provid-
ing for the revocation of the charter
% that town; Il was prege nted, SO
the-heach- people haze heard hx-
Judge L. D. Yarreil.L who represents
the county Of Greenviile in the House
af Delegates They have called upon
their representatives. in the Legis-
latgre. MIR A. .. Baum, to fight the
measure. and Mr.. Baum has prom
ICED TO do So. A large delegation will
also 60 TO Richmond whenever IL Is
taken up in committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
GREENV|LLE WIPED
BY GREAT FIRE
Many Buildings in Ruin in North
Carolina Town--Loss
Not Estimated.

CHARLOTTE. ~. c., Feb. 81
The town of Greenvillc, N. G.. was
almost completely wipea cut by
fire to-day. The court house ma
sonic tempe, buggy factory and
many other buildings have been
burned.
~ The are Was. under control at
2.30 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
CONVICTED OH KILLING
AND GIVEN ONE YEAR

Especial Ia The Richmond virginian.)
LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. 24.--ITom
Clark was day IN the Circuit Court
Of Rockbridge found guilty Of the
killing of William BAILEY and given
one year ID the penitentiary, Clark
fsssof IA hey mr. ulsdu i flifsf1aay With
hts wife. All parties are colored.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
I.ecturc an Tntert.ulosis.

nj iIfustfated lecture on tubar-
cnlosis will be given Friday night in
Christ church parish house. Thirty
second street near venable. under the
auspices OF the Richmond board Of
health. Physicians of the city as wen
as the public generally are invited to
attend the meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
TROOPS OvERAWE
UNION STRIKERS
Black Horse Cavalry, With
Bloody Reputation, Marches
Into Philadelphia.
COMPANY NOW HAS
RIOTERS ON RUN
-----------------
Declares it viii Not Even Arbi-
trate With Men, Since Back
bone of Opposition is
Broken.
SIXTH DAY OF STRIKE.
Chr men out tunion hwurest, 1900.
Car Mcn out teOnpany's nEureaD,

4.10e.
ta1rx bmFnro~~z
Garn dtsa bixsi--75a.
Estimatcd damnxe--S50.G0 600.
Normal number Of ears operated
--2, @aO.
Cars operated To-day tcompany's
AEwyeA1. TO.
Cars operated to-day tunion ag-
uresp. 1.S.
T0fai nuusaser policemen, special
policemen nnd ArNm~n doinE police
duty $500.
state ConstubuIary 1sJ.
state Feucfbfes tom reserve In arr
morYb i5A.
Total arreags, shout Coo.
Persons shot, ~.
Persons dead In strike, 3.
Policemen and rt6fers wounded
with bricks and eiubs, 2se.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24

MInimum lemperAtaake. ae. !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-24
Nobody Knows That.

May / ask the Senator frOM ~
tefsburg how he can say that u
bill will Increase the taxes IN III =
On the hundred when II q not p1S =
BILE at this time for anyone &c 1f 4
mate what increases Ia the ~ =
revenues Will be added 81 th1s Il ~
easement plan asked r
Strobe. sssA II a
~ Senator IsasEtfgr rek&f1ek
Strobe to the Finances "a
which knows IN thine sa