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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04
AUCTION SALE
Or
GRANITE BUSINESS
Saturday AitsnOOn, June 4, at 100.

The granite business OF
Mortimer & Hadden, includ-
ing tools, surface cutter, rough
stock, boxing lumber, office
fixtures, etc, will be sold at
public auction on Saturday,
June a at our place of bus
iness, on Burnham's meadow.
Terms male known al time Of sale,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

FOR SALE--A Bailey rubber tired wagon as
icWhorter. e0t1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

Frank Y Smith Of Stowe has received
word that bis son, Lieut. II Q. Smith,
U. $ NJ, has orders to sail June 9 for
Europe in charge Of 1000 midshipmen
on board the United States training ship
Indiana.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04
WANTED.

Secondhand furniture bought and sold.
Furniture repaired shop, cor, Main and ssT.
mary. rear OF Lane building Tel, l7s-i2 67te
draw lumber from CorinEh 60 Bradford steady
Job on summer II miles river raad, and viii
gay $3.50 per ton, I have room for man and
four horses ". B Carpenter, Corinfh. Vt G5t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

FOR sAfE--Ono rubber tired. rlano box
buggy nearly new. Apply 70 j. O. Phelps 8
Keith avenue. COTS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04
RRAL EsTATE ZOE sALE


WANTED--An experienced girl Or woman for
general homework, No washing or iron ing,
Apply Mrs +. NJ. Gerry, g Eoomis street, Monte
pelief vs.. 6sEi
FOR sAIE--Cottane on Berlin street. Of viii
exchange Tor a small farm near the city limits.
Apply 70 s57 b North Main steert. este
FARM FOR sAIE-2o0 acre farm, two apple
orchards, 65 acres woodland. Good house, two
good barns, water III house aud barns win
self with or without stock and tools. Farm Is
located on road from Wtliiamstown TO NOrth-
field il the town Of Northheld. school honsa
on farm. Apply George jerry on the farm 6sff
FOR sAIE--Homs At Sc Merchant ST. Mod
erH Improvements, large garden, house IN good
repair, would make good homo on investment
owner has left town aud this property must he
sold. Enquire at Sc MerchantSt 62tig
FOR sAI.E--Ahout "A acres Of land in Barre
Town Bounded On two sides by city line.
s00o strawberry plants set this spring. e n
Trqw. sitf
FOR sALE-A farm one mile from quarrfeg
for sale. No barn. Two good houses, VIII sell
or exchange for renting property a02tt
change. so7f
Ten. COW farm IN Braintree. s07tf
Nice up-to-date honse on Batchelder street
TO rent or sell. o44tf
Aseooa house on Batchelder street with large
barn. electric lights for sale ef exchange, sQ7tf
A few good large work horses Ter sale Or TX
change foT drivers M7u
Good secondhand cooking range for sale
Few second hand chamber sets f0f sale a7f
lumber wagons and dump carts for sale, so7tf
Apply 10 A. NJ. Morrison. Batchelder street
phoua a. ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

Mrs. r S. Marble Of Weston swal-
lowed q pin last week, which lodged In
her throat, but passed down before 4
doctor could extract e. Though causing
her some anxiety, she feels no bad effect
from her diet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

FOR hAIE--0n lumber wagon. hay rack and
box body, one moving machine one horse rake
40 shepards Farm. 6fanitcville. 65tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04
ZOE sALE

FOR sAIE--Ata bargain. One White Enamel
Chamber Set with spfings and mattffss Cali
at % Morchant street aei D4R. ost~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

FOR SALE-One pneumatic rubber tired
speed cart maze By tie HOuehtou Sulky Co.
Aise one good driving harness. 10th "a good
condition bargain II sold af once. Inquire
Of Harry W. Diekey Fast Barre as6'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04


FOR sALE-One medium sika safe rpii-tcp
deak. office table, other office hatuffss also
household goods. ~ am her suits, headirg
eouehes. tables chnifa stoves. etc. lfncf cold
80 8 reasonable time win be- sold a. auction.
a, r Bateheider, i9 Hubbard street. Mont
peiieh W. 6giss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

FOR sALE-one top carriage in good con.
dition. one open buggy, }. = Wallace, q.
ffankiin street. d3tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

FOR SALE-Bfown mare, weight 1864.
years old. Good worker OK driver. Inquire -
w Bassett Tcl, 1874 cstes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

FOR SAIE--Ata bargain One White Enamel
Chamber Set with spfings and mattffsa eau
e . Merchant street. ael 49,. esIs
FOR sALE-one medium siEa safe, roll TOP
desk office table, otner nfioe hAturfB5 eiso
household goods. cham her SUITS heaaing.
80 reasonable time win he sold AZ auction.
a. E Bateheider. - Hubbard street. Aont-
peiier NJ e3ts.
FOR sAIr-0ne two.horse lumber waron,
I new, one Concord buggy. newly painted ard ~
good as new enc bicycle buggy N good eondi.
see them A Iumae 0fanifeviiie, W. tots
FOR sALE--A four. horse stone wagon M
quire Of " " beirilie Barre ea1
FOR sAfE-ono rnbber tired plano box
/ buggy, nearly new. Apply 70 J. q Phelps +
Keith avenue. eet5
FOR sALE--A Bailey rubber rired wagon Is
I good AZ new. Can be bought cheap. Frank
MeWhortef, eot9
FOR sAI.E-0ne lumber wagon hay rack and
Y box body, one moving machine one horse rake
80 shepard's Farm, efanitevilla esti
FOR sALE-Bfown mare, weirht n60
years old. Good worker Of driver Inquire Is.
W hassett Tel ss2-t. cet.
\
FOR sALE-One pneumatic rubber tired
speed cart maze by the HOught0u Sulky co.
I Also one good driving harness 10th ID good
I condition. a Aafgain II sold &C once. Inquire
Of Harry ". piekey. Fast Barre. es@'
/ FoR sALE-6ood young driving horse To-
Z quife q g i, Waterman, Richardson Road. n
q. a az 4 barre oa1
FOR sALE-one top carriage IN good con.
aitton. one open buggy J. = Wallace, ?.
\ Franklin street. d3tf
FOX sALE-One Phaeton carriage Tor sale
cheap Inquire Of Homer Fits CIR
FOR sALr--A few ton Of hay. sl5 and sis
per ton, r. m Tfow, 56tf
FOR sALE-Rambier automobile, is horse
power, equipped with top, speeuometef and
| fuli ecu pment OF lights EoF immediate sails
$4,000 Inquire ID A. Perry Real Estate
Agency. t2if
FOR sALE-Pair brown mares, good age,
weigh 1000, reasonable price for Immediate
sale Apply g Page Bros Barre sstt
FOR sALE-A new steam laundry doing a
good bnsiness. A bargain for someoue. IN.
guire u the Z. y. Cate Real Estate agency
Barre, W. 5otf
FOR sALE--C Cows and horses. Cows. some new
miich and others coming IN soon Also tene.
menfs and rooms 70 rent. A.Iomasi, telephone
i77-a 1871
FOR sALE-Few ton loose hay a. the barn.
f. \ Bailey Tel ils-ii. 2atf
FOR sALE--A few tons u nice loose hay. ~
Carleton, a Highland ave-, Barre telephone
s5i-il- so0if
STONE SHEDS AND LAND FOR sALE--2
small sheds and blacksmith shop. All south Of.
Prices right l. a. hyeriil 2lsif
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04
FARM TRUCKS

shipment Of low wheel trucks just received.
Just the thing Tor mounting Kasolene engine
Of for any heavy farm work Great value 81
s25.oo
A. w. ALIEN. Sunnyside Farm. 29stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

l. J NJ Marcy's store in Hartland was
destroyed BY fire recently IN the store
was the post Office, and everything was
burned, except few things in the
back Of the store. There was insurance
for about half the value
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

FOR SALE-Rambef automobile, IS horne
power, equipped with top, speenometer and
fail ecu pment OF lights. Fer immediate sails
$4,000 Inquire u. A. Perry Real Estate
Agency. b2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

WAETED--Man 20 run eurfscing machine
also two irst-ciass granite cutters. Apply %
Robins Bros s9ff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

The hardware store IN vergennes, oc-
cupied by John Harrington as hard.
ware store. was Quilted BY fire Thursday
L was FIRST discovered IN the room where
paints and oils we're stored, and it Is
thought il was caused by spontaneous
combustion. The loss was covered BY
insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

WANTED-An experienced girl Or woman for
general homework, No washing or ironing.
Apply Mrs f. NJ. Cory, g Eoomis street, Monte
pelief, VT 6sfl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

TO RENT-Ten ement az corner Of Brock and
more. 6st3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

FOR sALE--A new steam laundry doing a
good bnsinese. bargain for someoue, In.
guire Vt the E. y. Cate Real Estate agency,
Barre, w. Scif
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-04

TO RENT room tenement; electric lights
bath tub, hot and cold water Columbia ST,
OF Pleasant ST. OF Tel, t27-s. e9if
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
PELLAGRA DUE To
MOULDED CORN
DR.. SouthaIl Does Not Think This
Dread Disease Comes from
Grown Corn.

Especial to The Richmond Eirg.niap.)
AMELIA, VA, April 2o.-In the
March issue Of the Virginia Medicai
Montnly Dr. Z. T. Soutnali, of this
place, has practical and sensible ar
ticIe as seen by the layman upon the
topic, lis Western Corn Cause of Pei
lasraG' He says; Il do not believe
there was ever d case of peilagra from
cutting virginia corn, as any corn
that is consumed where grown" Be-
lievAng that mouldy corn is the cause
OF tHis growing disease, he CONTENDS
that pellagra is not contagious, neither
can 1t be epidemic nor imported.
The Amelia Drug CO., Inc, will soon
commence business under the man
agetn@nt OF an experienced and grad
uatcd pharmacist, Mr.. L. W. Spooner,
Modern fixtures will be introduced.
The pupils Of Miss Maud A. Mason
gave most detighlful musical recital
last week 10 q greatly appreciate
audience.
Work has begun on the new grade,.
sehoolhouse which is to cost more
than $G,00a
Mrs, l.. ", s-pooner. of Richmond,
mas come to be With her husband, anu
IS stopping st the Amelia Hotel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
CONVENTION OF D. A. rs.
PREVENTS MEETING HERE
Pocahontas Memorial Association
Defers Statue Matter I'm
til Next Week.

Because some of the members were
in attendance upon the Daughters Of
the Revolution Convention in Wash :
ington and others were kept away for
good reasons. the meeting of the Po-
cahontas Memorial Association. called
for Tuesday afternoon in the home Of
Mrs. d. r. Williams. 1919 Park ave-
nue.. was continued until next Tues
day afternoon at o'clock, at which
time IL is confidently believed that
definite steps Will be taken to COM
plete raising funds to pay for statue
OF Pocahontas to be erected at James
town.
Three new members, together with
Mrs. j. Willard Craig. were the only
ones who assembled in the Park ave-
nue. home Tuesday afternoon, and
realizing that quorum was not pres
ent, Mrs. Williams, who is an officer of
the association. deemed it best to post
pone the meeting,
Mrs. Bocock. president of the ASSOC
citation, was unable to be present, 1t
was learned. because she had to at
tend the funeral of friend. Mrs. j.
Enders Robinson, recording secretary
was kept away on account of illness
The association needs only s140 to
finish payment on the statue,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
YORK CIRCUIT ELECTS
CONFERENCE DELEGATES
Branch Bank May Move--Fish-
ing Season Open and in
Full Swing,

Especial n The Richmond NifginlaN3
GRAFTON. VA. Aprn 2o1~~ Fhe
following have been elected delegates
10 the district conference tu t7e hrta
in elarkshury church. Middlesex eo"n-
III. in July: C.. ". l1ronmenser. T.. 4.
Siasgnt. A. W Powell, with the t"|-
lnwsng an ress1'fc delegates w H.
Hornsby, ,1ethro White and r. L.
Hogge.
1t H. Tumorea that the branch i,anK
1nfate.f here by the Penlnsalar 1'An&
at Williamsburg viii be moved to
Yorktown some time in the fut2re. AL
though il has done q good business
Reports Of the operations az the
Fisheries and fish factories in sortli-
um berland and Matthews counties lu-
dictate successful season, i gentle
man who has lately beer in the la&'
named county sass that fishermen ~
some sections We're lnahing 'nug6
money from daily haula
The. ladies Of Providence MeihpJtst
church win aeE7ee refreshments at the
Fish Neck scheolhouse Friday fer the
benefit Of the church, which recently
has been provided with q new carpet
and pulpit furniture
AT the recent meeting III Norfn}k
OF the board Of fisheries Mr. w r.
Weston was reappolnted oyster IN
apector for this section
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20

49a4 n4asae- the Eastern shareAlaI Buy
Engines Chaset the Autos Away.

Bridgetown, lost a valuable horse
Sunday morning. Ii became unman-
aseatsle, white fitehetlr 10 cart On
Saturday. turned suddenly, upset cart
and self. broke a leg and had to be
shot.
Rev. e. III. Rawlings. d. D., mis-
sionary secretary of the Virginia Con-
ference, Methodist Episcopal church,
South, has been Oh this shore hold
ing missionary rallies at the Meth
odtst churches since the Sd instant.
His campaign began at Onancoek, and
the meetings held in lower Accolnac
and upper Northampton have been
abundantfy successful, The rallies
have been held in the interest of
4ranbery Memorial chapel at Gran
berry College, in Brazil.
Miss Emma Gregory Butts, the
daughter of the pastor of the Meth
odist church at this town. Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. James 4. Bonney, in
Norfolk.
Mrs. Nettie HURT Rogers, who went
to Norfolk last week. remained there
over Sunday.
Shad are said to be plentiful around
Nassawadox. although few are seen
In this burg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
ETHER HARMON OR GAYNOR
WILL BE NEXT PRESIDENT
New York Republican Thinks Will Nominate One
--------------rI.-. aul N f.onEnSI.

5000. To promote the interests of
Branchvilie, Va
The Bostwick Company, Incor-
porated, Alexandria. Va w. Is.
Bedding. president; W, I. BeIdfns,
secretary: V. B. Belding. ali OF Wash
ington, d. C. Maximum. S5Q,eo0;
minimum, s2,0o0 Manufacturing
toilet preparations, -
Maryland REALTY Syndicate, Incor-
ReFated, Alexandria, Aa--I. M. VOL
ford. president; II. NJ. Taylor, vice
president, both of Washington, d. C.;
II. f.. Allison, secretary, Alexandra,
Va. Maximum, $4,000; minimum.
$4,000 Real estate business.
zunbro Coal Corporation. Bristol.
y t. W. ias-fseiesr president ,=J.=Aar-
n4ent Powell, vice president. J. b,
Simmonds secretary and treasurer.
all OF johnson City. Tenn Maximum,
$4,000: minimum, $4,000. Coal
mining business.
Virginia Wholesale Company. In
corporated, Appalachia, Va. 8, c.
Whitaker, president w. Z. Edwards,
vicp- presi dent. X j. Prescott, secre-
tary and treasurer, all Of Big stone
Gap. Maximum. 100000: minimum,
$4,000. Wholesale mercantile bust
ness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
JAIL DOORS OPEN
FOR BLIND TIGERS
Four are Convicted in Raleigh
and Enough Liquor Gotten
to Stock Saloon.
MUST HAVE FLOUR PURE
Bleaching Not Unlawful, But it
Must be Done so as Not to
be Menace to Health.
MUST HAVE FLOUR PURE

RALEIGH, n. c., April 2o.-Pro-
prietors of four of the blind sigers
tried before Judge Stronach yester-
dav were given road sentences OF four
months The ffth WAS not tried
The tigers were captured and esl-
dence secured against them In q novel
manner. One of the police force IN
plain clothes accompanied a negro
man, who went TO each OF the places
and purchased whiskey. The officer
remained on the outside and received
the whiskey. Many different brands
of booze We're secured and Chief SteH
had yesterday in his office enough OF
the spirtts to start a small saloon.
Must Keep Flour Pure.
attorney General Beckett Yesterday
filed his opinion In the "bleached
flour" case. which was referred &c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
FIRST DAIRY INSTITUTE
IS HELD At DAYTON

yirginia's first "Dairymen's Insti-
tute." similar to the beneficial Farm
ers' Institute. was he'd In Dayton
Monday evening. when state Dairy
and Food Commissioner w. D. Saun-
ders, Prof. w. X. Era.nerd. Of the
". p. L., Prof ivan c. Weld. of wash
ington, and Payton Rowe. II the
dairy and food department, discussed
various phases of the miiiS-producing
industry
According to Mr.. Saunders. who has
returned to Richmond. the dairy
farmers who attended numbered ABOUT
three score and the utmost interest
and appreciation was manifested. The
dairymen requested Commissioner
Saunders and the professors to Htsfa
another institute at Dayton next oe-
tober. This probably will be arranged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20

(Specia. 20 The Richmond Eirginisn.)
FRANKTowN. VA. April 2o.--
The fae rains Of the past Few days
have done round potatoes great
good, aud the nelas are showing green
everywhere. With almost ali bless
ings there come burdens. Pot1to
bugs are healthy ana active all over
the county hut the farmers are go
ing 10 pvt Wp a COCA ignt and are
likely 10 w4n.
quite large delegation Of ladies
and gentlemen from Nass4~adox,
BRO Nest and Machipongn went to
Norfolk last Friday t. witness the
popular play. THE Ola Homestead.
The wife of Col. w b. tltzhugh.
&crthamptca's member of the House
OF Delegates. IS convaleSoent from a
severe illness suffered since the re
turn Of herself ami husband from
Richmond.
Automobiles are becoming quite nu-
utefous in this section, SO much 80
that certain people with nervous
horses are talking of selling out ana
buying traction engines to chase the
honkors off the earth
Mr.. John II. Roberts Jr., OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
RAIN HAS COME
WHEN NEEDED
Prospects for Crop Now Good
Apple Crop Will Doubtless
Be Large.

Especial to The Richmond ViryinsaE.1
WASHINGTON, VA. April ga
much needed rain fell Sunday, ana
the farmers are much encouraged. The
protracted drought has retarded the
growth of the grass, and feedsfnft
being very scarce and high, caused
much anxiety among the graxie~s.
who are DESTROYS OF fattening large
cattle for the early market
The prospect for thousands of bar
rels OF apples in orchards owned by
numerous individuals in the county
was never brighter. and the fruit.
growers are busy spraying their fruit
trees to insure perfect fruit. Mucn
WIS done before they bloomed to pre-
vent Sau Jose scale.
The commodious and elegant coun-
try home OF Mr.. J. Frank Jones IL
rapidly nearing completion. 1t will be
an ornament TO the community. and
one Of the handsomest in this Sec
ton OF Virginia.
The whooping cough Ii now preva-
lent in the county, and the school
work Ia much retarded In consequence
OF many schools being closed, there
by.
Baseball IL being much enjoyed this
season. and many match games are
being played. One Of the most ex-
citing was that between the "old men,"
retired team OF Sperryvilie. Va, and
tina washington High School" teaya.
The score was Ia 10 In favor of the
'old men"
The forest fires that have been rag
ing In the Blue Ridge Mountains. de-
stroying much valuable timber. have
been gotten under control.
Mr.. and Mrs. James #. Strother, of
Welsh. w. Va, have been guests ut
Judge ]. +. strother's for the past
week.
Mrs r. B. Heterich IL very iii at
her home in this place.
Mr.. Frank Moffett. an attorney OF
ptnevilie, w. Va, has returned, af.
ter q visit to his parents. Hon. and
Mrs. III. G. Moffett.
Mrs. Robert Miller, OF Woodville.
was guest Of her parents, Col and
Mrs. @. w. Kinsey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20

Keep your eye ON Governor Har-
mon. Of ohio. and Mayor Gaynor. On
New York. for one Of them Is likely
ito be our next president" said Mr..
James McElroy. of New York city, at
the capitol Tuesday.
I'm republican" continued Mr..
McEIroy. hut am sick and tired OF
the way the republican admtntstra=
items have been running things. Gov
aFnur Harmon looks like the man
whom the people viii seat,
IF President Taft, Fins again,
either Governor L5afrnon or Mayor
=ss4tt= la44a as1a=heaLa him
badly Governor Harmon has a"-
cornplished wonders in Ohio, nntwith-
standing the fact that il is President
ratts home and the home cf one OF
the strongest political machines In
TIE country. He il q good. square
democrat. strong character and Ii
man OF action lis popularity has
and / believe he will get the noml~
nation,
."U he does not then Mayor Gay
mar Will get it. for he has made a
record second to none made by any
man in this countrE The position
of mayor Of New York city ranks
pretty close To the presidency, man
who can fill that office with the sue
es,ss that has already characterized
Mr ia, nar's administration, demon
strafes conclu4ively that he is big
enough for the presidential chair.
"1he mayor of Kew York probably
spends as much money as tho presi-
dent Of the Tinted States. The last
city budget Gated for the expenditure
ef S1d8. 00o. 900, almost az much as
congress appropriated for the entire
e unfrs The man who can spend
this much money the way the peo-
pas want it spent and TO the best in
tere@ts &C his citH, has big job on
his hands ana M5Hor Gaonor is doing
il mest successfully. He has been
ff8nk. open, fntc and ahaveboard, and
ls already a National figure,
'AlthoERh I'm a republican, | want
to see the SQUARE deal about which
,vta haze beard 50 much and seen SO
Uttfe and T believe either Governor
Harmon and Mnvor Gaynor viii be
elected IL Nominated"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
At. the Theatres

Academy of Notwithstanding Play
ers in Because She Loved Him &c."
matinee and evening.
Bijou---"sirls VIII Be Girls" all
week.
MISUNDERSTANDING and rotion pic-
lures.
Colonial--vaudeville and motion
pictures.
\ In one night the Benjamin players
esta blished themselves as a stock or
ganization In which Richmond can
take especial pride.
The inaugural OF the season Monday
night, when the company was seen
for the first time in because She
Loved Him So,' proved conclusively
that Manager Paul Benjamin had
kept his word. and brought to this
city one Of the greatest stock eIsein-
bfeE ever offered IN America.
The performance went without the
slightest pause or hitch, which is In
itself most remarkable at a stock
company inaugural. when everybody
In on n nervous tenEion, bath 4, An
front" and back OF the curtain line.
Miss Catherine Carter, Miss Clare
Cassel. Mr. Franklin Ritcliie and Mr..
r. j. Blunkall scored pronounced
personal hits.
Next week this exceptional company
viii produce funny farce, fsefcre
and sssssss, y written ~ Isee l9s~
frichnteiR sS Isl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20

hKEN To PRISON
WITHOUT. TROUBLE
Thomas Grant About Whom Of
ficers Were Warned Behaved
Himself Well.
NEW STORES BEING BUILT
Several Going Up in Roanoke aud
Handsome Dwelling Also
Being Erected.


Especial TO The Richmond FirgintanJ
ROANOKE, VA. April &0.--
DEPUTY United States Marshals Bar
nett and Mason have returned from
Atlanta, where they went IN place in
the Federal prison Thomas Grant,
ceiere6, convicted et rlalng plgi
rsoucles a. the Roanoke postotiice ana
sentenced 10 two years, aud Emmett
hay. convicted af selling liquor y lth-
out license in Lee county. and sem
fenced To one year. Mr.. Burnett says
he was warned 10 look out fer Grant
that the negro Svas "a dangerous man.
Grant, howe ser, was as quiet ts a
lanai during the tourney and did not
give the officers the slightest trouble.
The negro tcld the officer that he had
already served a te3n in the peniten-
xiary for stealing some money ana a
ring from 81 woman
IL. Rutid HEIgk- SinGna--
Contracts have heen az ardea e 4.
"A. Figgeli for bpaaing Two brio =
xtoreholses. one GA Ta&eWe3 ana
Holiday streets. for G. r. Steekman
10 cost $1,000, and the other at asa
Salem avenue for w NJ. Winch, 90
cost EUu FUth BUILDINGS wfft re
two stories high. The Winch huild-
ing viii haye a stereroom 70 ~
100 feet Contractor FigEatt il also
building a $500 brick tased dwell
ing Thirteenth avenue southwest, foE
NJ M Nininger.
A contract for the Anchor building.
the new and handsome home of the
Roan.Aa Gas Il Water Com pany. II
to he awarded tomorrow. II Will be
OF reinforced concrete and frcproot
throughout