davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-24
DEMOCRATS WILL CONTEST FOR
 MANY CONGRESSIONAL SEATS

votes behind the total cast for all candi- dates for governor. In addition the Pennsylvania republicans lost four mem Der of Congress and Il members of the legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-24
NFat,,cr of the AeropIanev Tx De,d

Chicago, November 23.-Octave Cham ute, the "Father of the Aeroplane," died at his home in Chicago today after an ih'ess of several weeks.
 MT. Chanute though widely known as an engineer of many accomplishmentsI was more generally recalled as the origi- nator of the iheavier-than-air craft
 When. several years ago, he began
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-09-10
University Students Here.

Mr.. Emory Washburn. OF Charlotts-
vile, Va, and fellow student of the
University OF Virginia, who spent
their vacation in England and Scotland
have just returned and Will be with
relatives here till they return to
school September ID. Mr.. Washburn
is a nephew OF Mr.. p r. Harrison.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-09-10
gune 30th, 1910
81ne 80

yune3 Oh 1910 ooni'l ''
A
Tese E HOBBS. Clerk
In the matter of the fiscal ending June
1910
of shefs settlement was re
which, with the tented
statement of all payable out of The county fund
ordered pubuhed 10
Herald legal rates povd
ii by
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-09-10
police Notes.

Justice Felker heard the case, yes
terday evening, against George Mosby,
a colored man Of Darkesyille. George
went home drunk last Saturday night
and drove his family out Of the house
at the point of a pistol after raising
a fuss with his wife. Sentenced to
pay fine and costs of $2350 and bound
over 10 keep tho peace for a year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
TONE IS STEADY
ON STOCK CHANCE
Substantial Fractional Gains
Made BY a Number of Issues
Losses at Opening.

NEW YORK. September 1s.--Al-
though some fractional losses were
noted at the opening of the stock
market to-day steady tone prevailed
and after the first sales d number OF
issues made substantial fractional
gains.
Heavy pressure against Steel COM
mon forced that stock down to 66 f-2.
Other industriais were also heavy and
sustained fractional losses. The rail-
road list seemed to be better held than
the industrials. Governments un-
changed; other bonds steady.
After the first hour the market be-
came quiet and steady and price move
ments were confined TO extremely
narrow limits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
JUDGE MASON MAY
HAVE TO 60 UNDER KNIFE
Fredericksburg Jurist is Resting
Comfortably in Richmond
Sanitarium.

Judge ]. II. Mason, of Frederieks-
burg, is receiving treatment at john
SON Willis sanitarium and 1t is
thought likely that he may have 10
undergo an operation. This. phase OF
his case the surgeons expect TO de-
termine In the next day or two.
Judge Mason is reported to be rest
ing very comfortably.
Miss Annie Price. Of Hrunswick
county. who underwent an operation
AT the sanitarium several weeks ago.
has been discharged and Is now at
her home In the county. She was
accompanied home by her brother,
DIR. W. T.. Price, of Brunswick, who
arrived in Richmond last Monday. q
DIR. Carroll Folkeg. OF Danviie. un-
I'll recently an inferno at .sthe sani-
txrium, Is now at Abingdon, Va,
where ne has assumed charge of the
hospital purchased several months
ago by the management of the John
ston- Willis. DIR. Folkex wired to
Richmond Thursday for two addi-
tionai nurses. saying that he had a
house full of patients and needed
mere help. Miss Darlington, the ef-
facient and popular superintendent
OF the sanitarium. will see that DIR.
Foikes gets additions, assistance. she
says.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
OFFICIALS CONFER
ON BANK FIXTURES
Electrical Wiring Will Be Made
to onform With Underwriters
Requirements.
--~-------------~--
MEET IN MAYORS OFFICE
Both City and Bank Represented.
Bribery Charges May BE
Dropped Now.
IN MAYORS OFFICE

Following a lengthy conference in
the Office OF Mayor Richardson FRI
day, officials OF the American National
Bank have agreed to make the electri-
cal wiring in their new annex conform
to the requirements OF the National
Board of Fire Underwriters. The work
of replacing the present fixtures will
be begun at once. and will be under
the supervision Off City Electrician
w. III. Thompson, who Will have the
Anal word as to whether or not the
work when completed Is acceptable.
What was said at the conference is
not known. 1t is known, however, that
II lasted more than an hour, and that
II was participated in by Mayor Rich
ardson, City Electrician Thompson,
Electrical Inspector Speights. Chair
man Of the Council Committee on
Electricity T.. d. Richardson and Po-'
lice Commissioner Doug" Gordon,
representing the city. srd by w. r.
Johnson, representative of the Sands
Electrical Company. of Wheeling, w.
Va. recent ycharged with attempting
10 bride Inspector Speights. Mr..
Johnson was accompanied by his at
torney, Harry Smith. President @. J,
Sands. of the American National
Bank, was also present.
I. The conference ends squabble
between the bank and the city au-
thorities. which has been going on for
several weeks. Report has it that the
matter has ended with victory perch
ing rampant upon the shoulders of the
city. II Is said that the entire mat
ter Of the fixtures was gone over in
detail from the beginning. not omit
ting the recent bribery charges, which,
In the iegiht of present developments,
yS1a u Ia ali tya0 fHa
grand jury
II is probable that all the electrical
the bank annex will be removed and
fixtures which have been installed In
replaced. This involves an expendi-
ture of about $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
TOO BAD COLONEL
CANNOT REJOICE
Bryan Wakes Sarcastic Over In
surgency in Columns of His
Paper.

LINCOLN, sNEB,. Sept. ls.--Wiiliam
J. Bryan regrets that Colonel Roose-
veit cannot join in the rejoicing over
Senator L4aFollette's triumph in Wis
consin In The Commoner to-day
Bryan says
Senator LaFoiiette's victory Is a
deserved. compliment to Republican
who is d real progressive. 1t is too bad
Mr.. Roosevelt has 70 art in the rejoic-
ing He might easily have said a few
words in hts behalf or written him a
letter or something. stand patter
Burkett. Of Nebraska. came In for al
endorsement, but the chief OF the in
surgents--the one who has insurged
longer, harder, In more different direc-
tons and on more subjects than any
one else---ilow does It happen that he
was ignoredg' -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
SEE BIC sCHE NE
IN WILSON VICTORY
Nomination of Educator for Gov
ernor Said to Be Part of
Coup De- Main.
"NEW GUARD" NAMED HIM
Democrats of East Hope to Wrest
Control From Radicals-To
Shake OFF Bryan.

NEW YORK. September 1s.--Be-
hind the nomination In Trenton. ~.
j., yesterday. OF DR. Woodrow will
son, president Of Princeton univer-
sity as the Democratic candidate for
governor. is said to be hidden the
most desperate struggle for control
of the Democratic party since the
gum shoe campaign that ended in
the nomination Of Alton b. Parker
In ises.
Wilson was nominated as the re-
suit of q lengthy series of conferences
OF Eastern Democrats who desire to
snatch the reins OF the national Or
ganixation from the radical element
that has been in control since 1895.
The old gold Democratic orgnnixa-
ton and the Cleveland Democracy,
so-called and many powerful business
organisations are behind the Wilson
candidacy. and II he In elected Gov
ernor--and politicians give him more
than an even ehance---hs will be used
TO sidetrack the 9aynor, Harmon.
Marshall and Hoke Smith boons. ar
ccrding to the best informed poli-
tictans In this city,
Bryan Comments.
That William ]. Bryan realizes the
Wilson candidacy In intended to
shake on his grip on the party. was
asserted by Democratic leaders here
to-day. In confirmation. they point
TO his boost" Of Hoke Smith, of
Georgia, In the comrnoner, OUT to-
day In which he classics Smith as
presidential tf~+ err" ana says he is
the southern a the big corpora
tons clamored tar In opposition to
his tBrysn'sl candidacy in 1900 and
isos." But Smith Is out OF II. Bryan
continues. because he Ia on record
an saying: The great corporations
OF Georgia must keep out of politics.
They must not be allowed by hired
politicians agents to dominate or
control legislation or administration.
Bryan Smith declaration with DR..
Wilson'S statement In accepting the
nomination yesterday when ne said:
We shall not act either justly or
wisely IL We attack established In
terests as public enemies. 1t is easy
to condemn wrong and TO illuminate
against wronK-dosrs. but that doe.
not bring either reform or peace of
mind. II IN the States and not the
Federal government that create cor
porAttons- The regulation nf corpor-
atoms Ia the duty OF the State much
more directly than 1t is the duty of
the government of the United
States"
Wilson's candidacy was furthered
by Former United States Senator
James Snith. Jr.. leader OF the ultra
conservative Democrats Of New Jer-
sey and acknowledged corporation
man, assisted by Col, Geo. b. Harvey.
president OF Harper's, az an induce
'ment tn the delegate to nominate
Wilson they wore told that he would
be the candidate OF the East for the
next Democratic nomination for
President and that he would put
New Jersey back on the Democratic
map"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
Property Transfers.

Property transfers were listed In
the chancery court Friday as follows:
Mrs. Myrtle j. Stanshury and hug
band. Mrs. v. Esteiie Fry and hus-
hand and Martha Rebecea Baur,
heirs of George r. Faniar. deceased
to Fred 8. Blair. property fronting
20 feet on north lire of Pcwhatan
street. between Carter and Meadow
streets, &3t5
Heirs OF Mrs. Virginia p. Powell,
deceased, 10 l.. billiard property 'front.'
Ing 20 feet on north line of Pow
hatan street between Carter and
Meadow streets. $325.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16

any of then. T11at II my fixed attt.
fuds now and IN the future"
Roosevelt Planned to confer with
Chairman 0riseomh Of the New York
county committee; Comptroller Prem
degasf. Navn: CfTicer kraacke. and
other Of his Iieutenents. He wants to
split the Kings county delegation and
get 1t away from State Chairman
WoodrufY, and his friends say he 10
very confident that he will be able TO
do 30.
The Colonel stated ne would at
tend dinner at the New York Press
Club tonight and viii go to Syra-
cuse Tomorrow leaving this city at
7:45. Il expect to make q speech
there tomorrow" he said. and IL IL
not uncomfortable that I will have a
few political conferences while
there" He will be accompanied on
the trip by his brother-in-law
Douglas Robinson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
CRAFT RAMPANT
AMONG NJ S0L0Ks
Congressman Malby Got $500 of
$4,000 Bribery Fund from
Railway Association.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is.--That Con-
gresham George R, Malby, while a
msmber of tho State Senate In 1903.
benefited by $500 from q fund OF 11O,-
600 raised by the street railway as
ISOLATION OF the State, was sworn TO
at the legislative graft investigation
to eday. Why the money was paid to
Malby, who II the political leader OF
the district, represented in the State
Assembly by b A. Merritt. Jr., chair
man OF the investigating COMMITTEES.
was not developed.
OF the $4,000 fund raised by the
railroad association and deposited with
the stock exchange hrm Of EliinGwood
& Cunningham, It was developed t..-
600 also went to the account OF the
late 8. Fred Nixon, for YEAR
OF the assembly. and $1,000 to the ac-
count OF State senator Go0dseii. who
represented s1iovernor Odell's district
In the State Senate
The fund of $4,000 was raised by
special assessment on tina menu
bers OF the street railway association,
and at once deposited by the legisla-
tive agent Of the association. q. Tracy
Rogers, with the brokerage concern
dummy account. The inveatixatiora
committee viii try to show that this
money was Checked or to influential
members Of the legislature In 190a.
and why Il WIS done.
H. n. vreeland, former president
and general manager OF the Metropolis
tan street Raiiway, for whom sub
poena servers have been searching FOR
aeverai days, appeared before the com.
mittee to-day accompanied BY his at
torney. John =. Statchtield. He said
he was ready 70 take the stand. Wit
ness aiready examinea have testified
that yreNland Deposited large
amount Of money With brokers 10 81
credited 10 the accounts OF certain
legisiatorA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
BRYAN APPROVES
COLONIES SNUB
Editor States in Commoner That
Roosevelt Did Right in
Lorimer Matter.

LINCOID. NEB.. Sept. 16,--Reose-
velt's snub OF Senator Lorimer is COM
me nded by William j. Bryan, who says
in the Commoner to-day;
'.some may be Inclined to question
the good taste OF Mr.. Rooseyelt's re-
fusaf to dine with Senator Lorimer at
the Hamilton Club banquet Ar.
Rooseveit's action was indeed extra
ordinary but IL In probable that the
American people will overlook the
question Of taste In recognition OF the
distinct public service, Mr.. Roosevelt
rendered when he gave emphasis 10
the fact that men who profit political
iy through bribery are not At for this
society Of honest men"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
BURIED 4 PERSONS
IN ONE CRAVE

Especial TO The Richmond EirEinfa4*HS
NORFOLK, VA. Sept. 1.-THE eNA4@
middle In which the AFFAIRS Of GAlyekAl
Mayor Riddick began his inyestfgA4ae4s
II tha worst ever known here eH4@
perhaps anywhere else, NJ SsE s's
TIE mayer SAYS ths deepef - ~
as four bodies have been buried m &AM5
grave, that money lots were sojA nm
the instailment plan and that S44
former negro keeper did not turn 1Xs
the money to the treasurer. n
The Board Of Control Il hlaNA9 4445
the condition Of affairs becAuee fh4k5
have had evidence OF irregularities Ali
the past two years. Tha cematNFy 4~y
used exclusively for buryinG neEroe9zB
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
REV. w. n. PROCTOR MUST
RECEIVE ANOTHER CHARGE

Rev. w, r. Proctor, pastor Of Trini-
~ Methodist church, Ii the only minis
ter Of thar denomination In Richmond
who must be assigned 70 another
charge when the vtrxinia Conferences
meets here IN annual session In Mo-
yernber. He II now completing his
fourth year at Trinity and under the
laws Of the church cannot remain
longer with the compensation. Bishop
Wilson will preside over the confer
ence. which will BE- held III Centenary
church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
UTAH DEMOCRATS WANT
UNIVERSAL PROHIBITION
Declare for Statewide Dryness,
Direc. Election Of Senator
and Nominate Judge.

PROVO. UTAH. September ls.-~
The initiative. referendum and recall,
q tariff commission, direct primaries
and election Of United States Sena-
tors. corporation between the state
and National Governments On con-
servation. and the widest use Of pubs
lic lands for settlement and mining,
~ well ~ statewide prohibition are
declared for In the platform adopted
by the democratic stata convention.
O, G. Richards, Of Ogden. was nomi-
mated for supreme court Justice and
Ferdinand Ertekson, OF Mount
Pleasant, for congress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
Sell. $50, 900 wer&h Of Bonds.

Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
SUFFOLK. VA, Sept 1e.r-Thirty
thousand dollars worth OF city bonds
were sold Thursday through w. r..
Ferguson. chairman Of the finance COM
mittee. to two local men, Colonel
Thomas Smith and II. L. Gray, OF
Waverly, Va. The bonds sold above
par and there were FIVE bidders. High
est price brought l02.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16

An Illicit distillery In Person
county. n. C., nera Winstead Mills,
was captured Thursday by Deputy
Collector Doneho. Five hundred gal
Ions of beer was destroyed There
were no arrests A report of the
seizure has Just been made 10 United
States Revenue Agent Chapman here.
linger for efficiency"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
vIRGINIA'S ATTORNEYS
WILL DISCUSS BRIEF

All the attorneys representing vir-
ginIa In the West Virginia debt con-
trpvarsy will meet In Attorney-Gen-
eral Williams once Saturday morn
ing 10 discuss the brief which has
been prepared by Major William An
derson. former attorney-generai, and
still acting for the State in the debt
suit,
The case will be called for argu-
ment before the United States SUI
preme court October IL, and unless
the West Virginia attorneys insist
upon q continuance. the case will be
brought to an early close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
HEARS SUIT
AGAINST STREET CAR CO.

Hearing of the suit of Charles W.
Washington against the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company was begun
in the law and equity court Friday.
The case Is an appear from the court
OF civil Justice. The amount involved
ig small.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
GOVERNOR NAMES
THREE NOTAR1ES

Governor Mann has appointed three
new notarias public, and has instruct-
ed Col B, o. James to send them their
certificates at the d earliest moment
The notariss are; Messrs John w.
Harvey. OF LynehburR; T. A. Williams,
of Richmond, and /. II. Petree. OF Wise
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
sTEANeHiP TAKING ON IRON
AND LUMBER At THIS PORT

The steamship vitaiia. of the Dom
aid Steamship Line, New York. is in
port for the purpose OF taking ON a
part cargo OF pig iron at the Chesa-
peaixe and Ohio wharf. The yitalia
will complete her cargo with oak Mna-
Der 10 be delivered 10 the Canadian
Car and Foundry NJ Dorchester, ". b,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16

amendments 70 two charters were
allowed by the state Corporation Com
mission Friday afternoon, the directors
of the r. c. Andrews Company, Of
ferred stock. while the virginia Bank
ara Trust Company. Of the same city
was authorised to decrease its capital
stock from 600 600 To 500. DOE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
DRIVER EXONERATED
FOR CHlLD'S DEATH
Accident in Which Willie Hases
kins Lost His Life Was I'm
avoidable.

Especial 10 The Richmond YiEslnian.l II
LYNCHBURG, September les-
John Inges. q driver wes to-day exss'
onerated In police court OF ell blAs1AMS
N connection with me death FL
Willie Hawkins MeA.ss
nesday. The boy according ~ w1t-
nesses fell under the wheels of iuo1e
wagon and although the vehicle Wa&a
going very SLOWLY II was shown toA
be wholly an accident and the boz
fell suddenly OF Of the sidewalks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16

Especial to The HtchmOnd E1EUz0t[ =
IIEATHSvILLE VA 4Apk
Mr.. Roysron Marsh, an apad e1vx
federate soldier, q Miskin1Q1i
county. died Of Brt4ht's dteeA16 Nh
home on Monday. afSer 3 iin&ox1DN e
In Northumberland county.
neral was conducted fron &6S
Baptist church on WeduGG ~ ~
noon, inteFment being mad Y
home of Mr.. Edwin Marsh, @
service was conducted by IqVs N
land r. punaway. u n. = n1@ll 4
the Constitutional Gnpventi asa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16

Richard b. Washington Here.
Mr.. Richard ID. Waahinxton, OF At
lanta, ID the guest Of his aunt, Mrs.
w. Chase Morton. pf gao West
Franklin street. Mr.. washington
will probably remain here some time
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
COOLEST WEATHER
IN NINE YEAR,

Especial to The Richmond vtrrs
LyNCHBURG. VA. Sept. lA.-IhUfM
day night was the cOldeSt nighk pE1S4$
to September goth. here In nina y00@<*
according TO weather bureeH ree1q
the minimum last night wAs IN 4
grses- ssiS @
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
Govcrnor q Na,ttowa,

oGvernor Mann viii leave Saturday
morning for NottowRy court house,
where he will speud the day. This
visit, he declares. viii ~ the first to
the rourtshonse Of his home county
since his inauguration
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
To Ladies:
Your Hair is Important

JG6T ARRIVED. WE HAVE AN
enormous consignment Of III. hest
cluster pnfrs we are selling great
bargains all this week; we dont
keep imitation hair. we sell real hair
at imitation prices. Come once, you
kAIR STORE. 2i4 North Firth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16

LADIES. NOW rs THE TIME TO ORR
DER YOUR FALL. AND WINTER
SUIT. FINEST SELECTION IN THE
G GlTf ro GHq s1g ,, EkpA gEsf
cTfAS. FISHER, LADIES TAILOR.
2i7 N. THIRD ST
ORDERS TAKEN FOR EXCELLENT
phone Madison sGa7-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
ADVANCES NOTED
IN COTTON PRICES
Market is Steady from Over Nigh!
Covering Orders-Octobc
Jumps Ten Points.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.--Some exxx&
night covering orders gave the eNK1&j
cotton market . steady tone with Qre6
ening prices to 3 points higher &@txSI
lowed by further advances an 4NSs.
mission house buying. Cables M8z
IS against 1872 on August II and 1AsA3
ON August I and had some eHeeE G@
the buying here. October 1nmpN4 -
1874 and January to 1911 Or g.
points above yesterdays close.
Prices: September, 1880; OctQnA4ts
ls.f3aIs; December, Is.07aos: FsHfMs3
airy. 1910; March, i3.i0ai1: May ix.4
alb; July. 1915 offered. ID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16

F6H sxTf,Ws'sxdioNSH BfXTvEET,
farm aud grocery. buGgfes, surrys
and runabouts. THOS. III. DUKE ~
CO.. s04 Brook avenue. /.
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. SIS Brook ayenue
ONE COOKING STOVE. NEARLY
new. very cheap. Apply f2o4 Floyd
avenue.
FOR sALE--wOOD HEATER IN
hrst class condition, cheap to quick
buyer; can be seen at 1893 w. Cary
street,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. sent IA 7aia

STATE SECURITIES. Bids Asxeu
North Carolina. 4s. c. i9t.
Va. g. Old G. and H. 1883 sax ss.
va ias Centuries -. e and r..
CITY sEcuRI.TiEs' '''.'' - ssh
Manchester city
Rtehmend City. Is, r. lsso-
Ris sss city d. q i r.. =.
Ra sfoAD BONDS. =. -.
A. c. l. r. II. con Tr ~. % -.
A. C. L CTS. Ind. ......,.
G, and Q. Gen. Mtr. 4iss.. 100
IA. pae. LIST. S. c.. is2e. lilo -
"a. SOU. and Fla isas... los =.
"a. Ala. Con. SIS. 1915 -. I0S -.
Norfolk and West, ny. 4s "
Nor ass ana IVES, Poea. Il. iissai.ss y.
Rich. and Dan. Cola SIS. c.,
s.sp as air Line. i. isso g :: -.
SeAboard Adjustment. SIS. 10
SO. Hy. a r. Co. 81. 1884 Sc 90
30. Ry. Let. 81. 1881.
81. a. Rev. g. al Is. isss -.
Western n. L. LIST g.. {. -
srsaEET RAILWAY BONDS so, u.s. -
Norfolk ky. 4 L Co. IS.
1919 .....s..*s..ss.-s.
s q u IL IS !: r. +. ia & A.s.s
~ - w. EhtAe NV ~
Va by. Il II. Co. com. 100 "a 26s&
Va. Elec. Try Div, Go, .l00
RAiLROAD STOCKS Par
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100
Allan. Coast Line Com. 100 lI0
a. e. l. OF Conn, Toe
81 Sor ana ana z. west. com. \. iiss !:
II. II. n r.. Div. ObIig. l00
Sou Railway Conn 100 10
Southern Railway. pfd 100 81
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
AMERICAN National loo
broad street Bank 1919 -.
nsnk OF Richmond .lo0
Unnk OF comr aud TT, $50
cat3itot Savings Sank 20 III,
Ffrst National ...s..3.., 100 500 1e5
Merchants National 100 $50
National Rank OF Va, 100 liz ISL
"a. state q city bank 100 no lis
Petersburg Saw, ard Inns 10 NV.
Planters National zoe so .s.
aavinxs Bank q hieha ssss "
Union Bank Of Richd So 2n
virginia Trust Co... .i0d ia
Merchants = Mechan. 100 22B -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-16

WAeHINGToN; D. C. e
The Census Bureau This 4ktl
nounced thu foiioNia9 Htn I'll
1910 enumeration With "a
1900; III y n
wsikesbarrs. r.. ri IT,
1884 Z Il &
covsnEtos, ~. Il. t1gs s r.
s3s. is)E |@a Il
Kenion county Ky IN
e,7s4. ssS
Racine. wis. ssse13s II
waterlec. Icsvas IN ~
ia 81 II e 4 S2 :Ss + & &