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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03

when Sweet sixteen" a musical
comedy BY Mcssrs Victor Herbert and
George V. Hobart, has been placed III
rehearsal for carly production The
cast will include Miss Harriet Standon.
Miss Florence Nash. Eugene Cowles and
Scott Welsh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
TO FIGHT INCREAS
IN FREIGHT RATES

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.
LYNCHBURG. VA, May 2s.-The
transportation committee of the Board
of Trade Saturday took under con-
sideration the long and short haul"
clause OF the railroad bill. which is
pending In Congress. with view to
taking action regarding 1t should there
be any reason discovered IN II which
would endanger the present freights
which this city enjoys. It il improb-
able, however, that the board will
take any action.
Representations have been made to
the board to the effect that the pro-
posed bill contained a provision which
was calculated To disturb the present
rates, but IL seems that the real ground
was based on other provisions which
had no hearing on the LEGAL situation.
IL was discovered that the proposed
bill does not change the power of the
commission In aay essential particu-
lar, and that there would be no reason
for taking the matter up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
RENT LIST.

Per. Annum.
s33000, GOO Virginia Avenue, Barton
Heights. rooms. Possession At
once.
$4,000, 21o L. Clay St, 10 rooms pos
session Sept. list.
$4,000. IA n. Linden St. rooms, pos
session at once.
10000, 41O n, Ind St, Q rooms, pos
session at once.
$1,000, 1904 W. Main St., Z rooms, pos
session Sept. LIST.
225.00 $40 y. 36th ST., z rooms, pos
session Sept. LIST.
225. 60, los n Plum St, rooms, pos
session at once.
10000, 3loi Taylor ST., rooms, pos
session at once.
10000, ". Marshall St, near Boulevard,
q rooms, possession at once.
Per month.
500 so, 2sO6 E. Grace St, rooms, pos
rs-ssiott ut once.
1900, ia FendaIl Ave, rooms, pos
session at once.
1900 1858 Taylor St, rooms, pos
session ut once.
$500, 1850 Ashland St, rooms, pos
session at once.
1900 1910 Peasants ST., rooms, pos
session at once.
1900. 1900 Bacon St, s rooms, pos
session at once.
1900, 2s04 E. Clay ST., 6 rooms, pos
session at once.
1900, Stop Is, Seven Pines Road, 5
rooms possession at once.
100, rs W. Marshall St, 5 rooms, pos
session Mt once.
$50, S14 Spring St. 5 rooms, pos
session at once.
900, Fulton Hill Sutton, 5 rooms, pos
session at once.
500, 4 n Short St, rooms, pos
session at once.
$50, 107-09 Church St.. 4 rooms pos
session at once.
FLATS.
Per Annum.
$4,000, 27u4 E. Grace St, 6 rooms, pos
session Sept. lst.
10000, 27o4-A f. Grace St, o rooms,
possession Sept. LIST.
Per month
SD 50, 1206-0S W Cary St, rooms,
possession at once
1000 4th Ave (Highland Park, 4 rooms,
kt1SSNS<uII Skt ClktE-
900, I262-64 Taylor ST., rooms, pos
session at once.
500. lis N. 7th St, rooms, pos
session at once.
STORES.
Per Annum.
Sdo6e6, 1918 W. Broad ST., possession at
once.
$4,000, 10th and Leigh SITS, floor
space), possession at once.
24000, 18th and Leigh Sts., floor
spaced, possession at once
$500, AIT W. Main ST., possession at
once.
1000, 726 E. Main ST., t2nd floor, pos
session at once t
1857, I'LL N. 25th ST., possession. at
once.
f. A. CATLIN & co.
10 North Sth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
VOTE
ON RAILROAD BILL
Measure Goes Over to Monday to
Make Way for Lorimer
Explanation.
UPSET
-
Anxiety TO Repair Their Fences
Causes Damage in Senate
Plans.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-With
Senator Lorimer tRepublican. n)s0,
as The star feature In the Senate to-
day the railroad bill goes over TO
next week. There was a conference
Of regular and tftsargefit fstuefs to
consider the question OF asking the
Chicago Statesman to postpone the
explanation of the bribery charges
until Monday and 10 make an attempt
10 dispose of the railroad bill to-day.
The plan was In fair way OF adcp-
ton. Senator LaFoliette and Clapp
urging ii because with to bill passed 1t
would be possible for them to take
trip West and spend a few DAYS
at home looking after their campaigns
for Predictions The eagerness OF the
prngrcsslxes- to get away aroused tie
suspicious of Messrs. Crane and Ell
kitfs and they decided that Ioriruer
had better occupy the time to-day.
Next week VIII be The twelfth de-
voted to the consideration of the rail-
road bill. 1t IL generally believed by
Senators that the measucre viii re-
quire attention for only day or two
but so many predictions OF the time
of the final vote have gone wrong that
nobody would be much surprised Ii
there should be another week of talk
Probably the most important question
pending in LaFollette's amendment
providing for tbs ply steal valuation
VI railroad properly. II is a very
large subject easily worked up into
a million words at argument but there
Is u general disposition 10 have o
short debate. iaFoliette has been
credited With saving that he would not
speak more than Is minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
THE CHESAPEAKE Il OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA.
BY 4. J. CHEWING COMPANY.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneers.

At The request Of tfe owner, we win offer
for sale at Public Auction, upon the prem
Uses:
THAT ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW,
with extra large lot, designated as
No 6o4 GARLAND AVENUE.
THAT DELIGHTFUL CORNER
DWELLING. with extra large lot, desig-
mated as No s26 Garland Avenue,
corner of Essex Street.
THOSE 3 NEW AND MOST DESIR-
ABLE DETACHED DWELLINGS,
designated as
80. 900 BRooKLAND PARK BoUL-
ENARD.
No. eo2 BRooKLAND PARK BoUI-
No. 904 BRookLAND PARK BoUL-
EVARD.
Also THAT NEW AND DELIGHT
Full DWELLING Az THE THE CORNER
OF GARLAND AVENUE AND JONES
STREET, with extra large lot, in BROOK
LAND PARK, Henrico County, Virginia,
on
WEDNES DAY, JUNE 1ST. 1910,
at LOO o'clock p, NJ
. Beginning promptly at No. e24 Gar
land Avenue.
Here is your opportunity to SECURE an
ideal home, convenient to everything
desirable, in section that is being greatly
improved in every respect and rapidly
increasing in value every day. These
are special bargains and should attract
attention of everyone seeking choice
suburban Real Estate.
Terms Easy and announced at sale
4. ]. CHEWING COMPANY.
Auctioneers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
REVISED
RENT LIST


Necessary repairs VIII be made promptly
Is E. Main Street.
502 Virginia Avenue, Barton Heights.
1914 Floyd Avenue
Garland Avenue and Hooper St,
Highland Park
1929 Floyd Avenue
Sos E. Clay Street
504 Virginia Avenue Barton Heights.
Col First Avenue, Chestnut Hill.
236i Hanover Avenue.
Is L. Main Street,
81 w Clay Street
407 n Ninth Street.
2ll n Twenty-seventh Street
pos s. Fourth Street
3i5 W. Main Street
1915 Beverly Street
HIT +. Clay Street
SOP n Tenth Street.
81 w. Marshall Stsees.
sos \. Tenth Street
500 n Fourth Street.
4o3 W. Marshall Street
ID S. Harrison Street,
10 West Marshall Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

Ettrtck granted by Judge Watson
seems 10 be difficult. OF the eighty
three signers of the original petition
fifty-two were present at the meeting
to consider the matter. Friday nigE.
When the acceptance or rejection
was put TO a vote--the result was
tie---26 for and the same number
against it's adoption A committee was
appointed 20 get the views OF the
other 81 who were absent.
The report IN to be returned judge
Watson Monday. May 80. and the
citizens of the town are now busy see
ing what lis to be done. In yieM or
the urgent need of incorporation it is
believed even now that the charter
will be accepted
Brigadier William O. Hunter. or
Washington, ID. c., VIII preach at
Washington-Street church Sunday
morning and evening. Rev. William
III. Anvil is absent In Danville and
the High-Street church will be sup
piled in the morning by Kew j. T.
Bogman, OF the Market-Street church
and in the evening by Rev. j. 5.
Peters. of Richmond, former pastor
of this church
Mr.. r. Gordon F'inney, secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, has been
again called to Washington, on ac-
county of his brother's Illness.
Tobacco sales of Week.
There has been an increase In the
amount of tobacco sold in Peters
burg this week.
The fetal sales viii approximate
SIS. 600. However nearly the entire
crop in this section has been mar
keted. Prices this week have ranged
from Sc to Sal per hundred. Reports
from the scountfes contiguous to
Petersburg indicate that large crop
is being planted.
To Lay Plank Road.
At a meeting of the road board Sat
ursiay 1t was decided to lay plank
road from Petersburg to Dinwiddie.
The convict force viii be placed at
work on this road and win make ex-
tensiye tmpirogements
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FourNaluable
Houses and Lots
HALF MILE EAST OF
C4KrY xsy- ~

HALF MILE EAST OF
ASHLAND, VA.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Lonnie
b. oPerrin To the undersigned trustee,
dSked February 20, 1909. Md recorded in
tM clerks office Of Hanover county, Va,
in ID. b. 81, page 80, default having been
made in the payment OF all OF the notes
accrued by said deed, and being required
so to do by the holder OF said notes, | will
sell by AUCTION at Stebbins' Corner.
in the town OF Ashland, Va.
SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1910.
beginning at 500 o'clock p. M.
the property referred to in said deed
being
A tract of land with FOUR DWELL
lNGS and other improvements thereon
lying about one-haA mile east of the
town OF Ashland, Va, on the south side
of the Hanover Courthouse Road and
fronting thereon, 400 feet, and extending
back between parallel lines AL feet
The buildings are all new and conveniently
arranged The dwellings contains rooms
each.
The property will be offered first in
four lots, 100 feet by AL feet each---each
having upon i, dwelling with other iIn-
provemcnts; and then it viii be offered as
q whole. And the offering which brings
the larger sum win be accepted.
TERMS: CASH ~ to 10 much as may
be necessary to defrAy the expenses al
executing the trust, including trust
tees commission Of 5T, and to nav 4
notes Of 81 5000 each, with interest
from February 20. 1910. till maid: and
the residue upon such terms a. the said
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

THE NEXT MEETING or THE vIR-
ginia State Board OF Dental Exami-
lege OF Virginia, Richmond, Va. on
Tuesday. June III. 1910. beginning at
"a NJ Signed.
j. r. STIFF, Secretary,
Fredericksburg, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
AUCTION SALE.
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
REFUSED, UNCLAIMED AND
WRECKED FREIGHT,

Shoes. Clothing. Notions. Dry Goods,
Groceries, Household Goods, Furniture,
(new and old, some very fine pieces in
the collection; Mating, Oil Cloth, Fine
Art Squares, Rugs, Hardware, Harness,
Crockery and Glassware, lin Original
PACKAGE; Stock Food, Tobacco and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
PUBLIC REQUESTED TO ATTEND.
Our new Sales-room is very con-
veniently arranged. Elevated seats have
been provided for ladies and all attending
All goods placed in full view OF buyers,
wtiirfh avoids cr0wgiiHg.
Special accommodations for out Of town
buyers for shipping goods
REMEMBER THE DATE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MAY 18TH AND 26TH.
$50 4. NJ.
NEW OVER WAREHOUSE
Broad and 18th Streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
RAILROAD MEN WILL
GO OVER WAGE MATTERS.

Full power to act lis vested with the
committee consisting OF MIR. s. J.
Brooks, of Richmond. and Mr., G.. Il.
McCuiioch, of Wilmington, n. C.. who
were named at meeting of the gener-
al committee of the order of Railway
Conductors of the Atlantic Coast Line
held in Richmond for the purpose OF
selecting delegates TO the conference
In Washington, at which officials of
several leading railroads Of the South
and their employees Will discuss wage
matters In general.
These roads are the Southern, Sea-
board Air Line, and the Atlantic Coast
Line. No special grievance is to be
considered, II ts said, the general pur-
pose being fuller cooperation between
the roads and the railway men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

Of Four Acres OF Land with the improve
ments thereon. located at the intersection
OF the Glebe Road with the new road in
Goochland County, Va.
BY virtue Of deed Of Trust, dated
October LIST, 1902, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Goochland County, Va, in ID. b. 40,
P. 273. d fault having been made in
the payment of portion Of the debt
therein secured and being required to
do 80 BY the note holder, | viii sell at
Public Auction on the premises on
Saturday, June 4, 1910 at l O'Clock
p. M. the Real Estate described in the
aforesaid deed Of trust. Terms: Cash
as to $266.S2a and the cost Of executing
this trust and the balance on credit
of IL months with interest added secured
by deed of trust upon the property.
' W.. M, PARRISH, Jr., Trustee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Ginter Park Cottage

Only one left on Hawthorne Avenue.
lot lO0x250 feet. Price $1,000, with
$500 cash, balance long time. A most
attractive home at rare bargain
LEWIS GINTER LAND 4 IMP co.
n I'LL East Main Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Boo,n nj Disputanta.

Boom nj Disputanta.
There liz a building boom on hanu
in pisputanta. q small town in Prince
George county, about twelve miles
below Petersburg. on the Norfolk
and Western railway.
Lots are selling and the place is
growing and prospecting. A special
sale OF about l26 lots will be held
early in June The value OF land In
that locality Is tasty enhancing In
value.
The soldiery at william Hodges
Mann military camp are kept quite
busy IT their studies In tactics, drills.
-. From 7:30 in the morning until
iate In the afternoon these instruc-
tions are given and q few ofticerA are
now seen on the streets OF the city
There will be no cessation even on
sunday, but lessons will be continued.
The weather conditions are ideal and
Al taking part are Intent upon re-
ceivinr the greatest posstble amount
Of information on military tactics.
Discuss Road Building.
The road board OF Dinwiddie coun-
t. wa2 busy most Of Friday In the
rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce
discussing road building In that coun-
Y.
III C1e110n0 He6l0in8 On INC Ti6uh Toaus
white Oak road and Cox road sent
delegates pledging the Gift Of gravel
and other suitable material Ii the
convict camp should be moved on
their respective roads.
Captain Wilson, Of the State high
way commission. was present and ad-
dressed the delegates, s
Owing to the absence or Mr.. Z. s..
Hobbs. secretary of the board, and
representative from the Darytils dis-
ts5rt, thu meeting WAS adjourned un-
~ saturday, when full attendance
= axpec1ed and all matters to coan-
" road building will be arranged.
0ne fact stands out clearly--the me-
eoostty for good roads In Dinwiddie
1 ana the determination OF its aitisens
that th9y BE- built q once.
Tia acceptance of the charter for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
NOTICE.
WASHINGTON WARD
TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT j
THEIR CITY TAXES FOR
YEAR 1909. /

A@shAs AVVS. 5ssS5 5e2
TAKE NOTICE. "
That between the hours Of twels9l
and five in the afternoon, 1t th6
Court House in Washington Wal
Monday, June the twentieth, lo1Q
being the first day Of the June tegI r
Hastings Court, Part 2, Of the G
Richmond.
l will sell all real estate in Vs.
Ward delinquent for the YER
10 much thereof a. shall Be- ailI16
satisfy the taxes, assessments M
costs and charges due thereon, un16
be previously paid the taxes ~
ments on the same with interest 6
atty ss'352
In conformity with the above
give notice that the deiinqNsn6
be published on Saturday, June
Parties desiring to avoid pub
q,icncy must pay on ~ hf
LIST, Is on that day / viii -
!. 4lfc printer
Spl. Asst. Cpl. - I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
Call or Phone
Madison 3301-3302
for
Rent List

Some very desirable dwellings at very
reasonable rentals.
j. A. CONNOLLY q co.
V.-5-2S-l0-It,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
The Berkeley
APARTMENTS ARE FOR RENT,
Nv BoWE 4 SON.
Chesapeake {. Ohio Railway

900 A, Daly--Fast trains to Old Point,
400 p. Newport News and Norfolk.
TAO A--Daiiy Local to Newport News
500 P-DKfN EJ6At 70 Old Point
1900 Noon. Week days Mountain Special To-
Hinton"
zoo p Daily--Inuisvile and Cincinnati
e.4s P.-Daiiy. '.ss. Louis-chieago Special !,
pulimans.
$40 A.--DAily- Charlottesville Week days
Clifton Forge.
Sis P.--Week days. Local To GordonzpiIle
HAS A.--DaiE. Lbur ex., G. Forge
5.l5 P.--Dsily. ToLy chs rg and Clifton Forge.
TRAINS AnRIl RICHMOND.
Local from East--S.25 A. NJ, $50 p. NJ.
Through from IS A. NJ, 6:35 p. NJ
Local from Wcst---sS:3O A. M, $50 A. NJ, 7:20
PM
Through 90 A. NJ, 2.45P p. nj.
james River Line :35 A. NJ. 900 p. NJ.
Daily except Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-03-29
South Paris Savings Bank.

The annual meeting of the corporation
of South Paris Savings Bank was held at
the bank Thursday afternoon, with a
good number of the corporators present.
Total deposits of $370,071.92 are
shown by the report of the treasurer, a
gain over last year of S9,71S,2S, and the
increase in assets over last year is
S10,S70 81.
Three vacancies ir the list OF incor-
porators, caused by the death during the
year of Frank A. Shurtleff, Linwood L.
Powers and Wilbur L. Farrar, were fill.
ed by the election of Silas P. Maxim,
George F. Farnum and Walter 81. SWEET.
The old board of trustees was re-elect.
ed unanimously, the nine members be.
ing N. Dayton Bolster, William j,
Wheeler, John F. Plummsr, Albert W.
Walker, j. Hastings Bean, s. Porter
Stearns, Henry D. Hammond, James S.
Wright, and Edward W. Penley.
State Bank Commissioner W. B. Skel
ton, who happened to be here on thai
day for an examination of the bank, OF
invitation addressed the meeting briefly
regarding matters of interest to the saw
ings banks of the state.
At the meeting Of the trustees follow
ing the meeting of the corporation, th'
old officers were reelected:
President-N. DAYTON Bolster.
Vice President-J. Hastings Bean.
Secretary and Treasurer-George III. ATWOOD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-03-29

the reception Of various nationallties and
the fusing them into homogeneous
mass, carried out In the case Of these
RussiansP The other day four families
left for Russia, some of them carrying
away rs much as $1,000 or $1,000. This
will mean twice as many dollars, they
claim, In Russia, and there they can live
henceforth and forever, as money loaners,
without work and looked up to as people
of consequence. But the most Of these
people will stay right here, notwithstand.
ing their natural love for their childhood
home. They have worked bard, saved
money, lived cheap, and already many
of them have bought good farms, dis
placing native Americans. They are
learning our language, and the fifty dol
lar shacks are being replaced by COM
Portable houses of wood OK brick sur
rounded by neat fences. The women are
fast initiating their Yankee sisters, and
the rude kerchief thrown over the head
is displaced, and already it is hard to dis
tinguish the Russian angel floating
gracefully along our sidewalks from the
native variety.
Yes, the "melting-pot" is proper
smile. Hopefully yours,
OLIVER HOWARD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-03-29
Worsted Goods.

IMPORTED FRENCH SERGEs, in all
desirable shades, fine, soft and pretty,
will be used more than any other one
kind, AZ inch wide, 81 90 yard.
HENRIETTAS, the old reliable kind
is again in vogue, It always holds it,
lustre and freshness, 1t is the fabric for
long wear. Colors-catawba navy, wine
and black, 40 inches wide, S1.0O; 80 inch
width, Toe.
PRUNELLA, satin face, permanent
finish and will not spot with water,
very desirable goods, in nearly all colors,
40 inch width s1.O0; black, s1.00, 1925,
$3.50.
DRESS PATTERNS, no two alike,
fancy striped worsteds, large and desir-
able assortment to select from, good
width, s1.00, s1.25 yard.
STRIPED MOHAIR, colors-navy,
green, smoke and white, extra good quail
ity. This material has finish that is
exquisite to the touch and always looks
good, sheds the dust and dirt, SO inch
width SOC yard.
FRENCH SERGE in all the wanted
shades, makes up pretty and holds its
press when pleated, 36 inch width SOC
yard.
MOHAIRS or BRILLIANTINES,
green, navy and black, so inches wide
Soc, other widths and qualities, SOC, 75c,
$1.O0.
SHEPARD PLAIDS, this is one of the
leading fabrics this season, and there is
nothing much prettier, 25c, 50c, 75c yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-03-29
The New Methodist Church.

The plans and specifications for the
new Methodist church to be built this
season have arrived, and are at DIR.
Bucks office. A look at them will show
that the building will be one we'll adapt
ed to its purpose, and an addition and
ornament to the village.
The church will be built on the lot
where the old church now stands, and
will be of native stone, probably granite,
with pitch roofs. Practically all OF the
main floor will be occupied by the
auditorium, with large seating capacity.
In the basement will be large room
for the use of the Sunday School, num-
Der of class rooms, kitchen, toilet and
other rooms. By an arrangement OF ac-
Gordon doors, it will be practicable to
throw several of the class rooms into
the main Sunday School room when
desired.
Only the best OF material, suited to the
character of the building. is to be used
throughout.
As is we'll known, this building Is
made possible through the generosity OF
the we'll known manufactures, William
Deeripg of Chicago, native OF this vii,
lage. who will bear large part OF the
coat. which will be in all something like
s18 600. Under the conditions Of the
gift, 1t Is necessary for the church 70
raise about 5000, and good progress u
being made on this. .,
Bids for the erection of the building
will close April Is, and contractors are
now being given an opportunity TO hgur'
ON the work.