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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
LEATHER STRIKE
MAY Be SHORT
Early Settlement Is Looked For
Owing to the Scarcity OF
NOnunion Men
Workers Demand Eight Hour
Day and Is Per Cent Piece
Work Increase

KANSAS CITY, March 21.-Prospects
for an early settlement of the leather
workers strike, which went into effect
today in all sections of the United
States except the east, are good tonight,
according to leaders at the national
headquarters here. Reports show more
than dozen large houses have already
signed the new agreement and many
others are planning to meet the de-
mandS of the strikers. Scarcity of nom
union workers and a good demand for
products are the reasons given for this
prospect of peace.
The strikers demand an eight hour
day and 10 per cent increase in pay
for piecework. About 5000 men are
said to be affected.
Oakland Shops Give In
OAKLAND, March 21.--Four leather
workers went on strike at the factory
of W. #. Lemon of this city. The other
local shops agreed to the new condi-
tions and the employees remained at
work.
Sixty in Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES. March 21.-Without
awaiting the date for the general strike
60 leather workers in this city quit
their places after the demand for in
creased pay was first made. Employ
ing firms declare that they have filled
the positions with nonunion men.
Employees Oppose Demands
SACRAMENTO. March 21.-Members
of the leather workers union of this
city walked out of only one shop this
morning when the order came to
strike. Others are expected to follow.
Local employers say that they now pay
better wages than the union scale, but
that they can not concede an eight
hour day unless that concession is
made by their largest competitors in
the east.
100 Out in Denver
DENVER, March 21-One hundred
harness-and saddle makers of Denver
quit work today.
Went Out Saturday
STOCKTON, March 21.-AII the work
men in the local harness shops went
out Saturday night. and today the
workrooms of the establishments are
idle.
10 Strike in Pueblo
PUEBLO, Colo, March 21-Sixteen
union leather workers went on strike
here today
zoo at St. Joseph
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, March 21.-More
than 200 union leather workers en-
p1oyed in st. Joseph harness and horse
goods factories went on strike today.
The employing firms say the result will
be an open shop policy here in the
future.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
PRESIDENT DEFENDS
THE TARIFF LAWS
Taft Asserts Results Since Pas
sage Justify the Payne
AIdrich Measure
Continued From Page 1

vored such a tax, but created roar or
laughter when he added, Certain ele-
ments in this community supposed to
exercise great influence, Senators Aid
rich and Wetmore. were not just en-
amored of If"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Went Out SATURDAY.

STOCKTON, March 21.-AII the worl
men in the local harness shops wei
out Saturday night. and today II
workrooms of the establishments a.
idle
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
10 Strike in Pueblo

PUEBLO, Colo, March 21-Sixteer
here today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Sixty in Los Angeles

Los ANGELES March 21.-Without
awaiting the date for the general strike
60 leather workers in this city quit
their places after the demand for in
creased pay was first made. Employ
ing firms declare that they have filled
the positions with nonunion men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
zoo at st. Joseph

ST. JOSEPH, No, March 21-More
than 200 union leather workers en-
p1oyed in St Joseph harness and horse
goods factories went on strike today.
The employing firms say the result will
be an open shop policy here in the
future.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Oakland Shops Give In

OAKLAND. March 21.--Four leather
workers went on strike at the factory
of W. f. Lemon of this city. The other
local shops agreed to the new condi-
tions and the employees remained at
work
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-22
Employees Oppose Demands
100 Out in Denver

DENVER, March 21-One hundred
harness-and saddle makers of Denver
| quit work today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

TGKr 3ur @eiie in's anslaaS &c.
iprst g. Saline, 1r. 413, cf.yaIti.
mpreitrahe, tabe Gmitom !Ssnie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
aSHnideuswer.be gareonr Su SerimietIen.
Hippcl Nnil0ima,

Nr. / big Z, GIab. Gtrabe, 9e9eniiber Sreis
maurers1empel, central gelegeil. Sei6iIle,. .Ve'
Ieu1tuns unh ollie 8eale nlitfeiten. Wldbioe
1reile. Mt Srt urb Siene 5n %erirdgen.
Senrp e. Wtppei, @uuunterncbnner
(Sebr26 1IIt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

Sdnell mic elm Sc,lerrilf bafte lid
Die &unbe BON Der Gntoedung ouf
Dem 2eepcnbogener Woor IN beit
Noriern, mic altf bcn 8iltcrr mo &c.
boften Der meiteren 9tafbarihait Der
breitet, mo bic 3obI Der Neugieri.
gen, Die iid) bonn Worgen an ongc-
ionlnlelt bette, mod]te bereits gegcn
Wittog einige Sunbert betraeen. Sic
iuoren bon aIIen Seiten berbeigc.
front. lplirben aber bon Der bon
Sdatt in 9roBem 9ogen ~ailsgeitell.
ten Yoitenfettc bon Dem engeren
Sd)auplat f%ernsebalten.
Sdott u,o Ser nHrofeiior" eineell
III idcinbar ungeregter llnterbaltung
ouf INTO ot, niiihten iid ipic 5uiGQig
inter oas YltbIifum uno bieltcn cine
inouiiGQige uro bod idarfe Miiitc-
ring, obne inoeB nlebr ais itiinlpfer
Neugier ober Seniotionsluit SIT be.
gegncn.
Sie Mcltae barrie ~ltanbbaft aus,
6is am Nod)mittag bic 8eridts. Cont
n~liiiion ~anlalste, oeren @ugen Die
llmgegenb bon Neuem alarmirt bat.
ten. Gem Neutrality-suspicious. bate
iid aith Der Stoatsanionlt ongeihloi-
ierL uno nit Dem aus Elon berbeigc-
riIiencn areiSpbpiifus war Der 9orll.
bopeoer Sausar5t Der SaInilie bon
9ieriien gefommen. Sanien iuar 1T
Der ooppelten Gigenid)oit ols Geriuol.
fer bes 8lltes lno als Initsporitcber
5ugcgeit, mnb Der 6orIter Gapib
Singit bilbete cine ireimilige Ser.
mebrilng Der Voiten, Dem bic Goriler
init nlebr Heipeft nl,siuider ols oer
9eomteri.
Tic eiiigen Wieneit oes SoriterS
idloiien ieoe mebr ODER tpeniger Der.
tranlide a%nndberung aus, nnb ielbit
Dem Eroieiior, Der bod 5u ben 9e.
por5ugten geborte, Die 5ugelaiien no.
relt, ltai1o er bel geiiid)ten ober 3u.
faaiscn 9eseguiingen MI fur5 un1
nioerpillig 3ebe. Sn ben gral,en
s(uaen oes Soriters gliserte oann ein
MiBtrauen altf, bas in ofiene MbIeb.
niing iiberging, ipenlt aif nod Der
Gommiiidr in Die Nabe fam oOer nit
periteftem 5oriden cine llnterbal-
tung eii,leitete.
sIs Die Gommiiiion pola6blig unb
bonn Cute oiid) Gran5 bon Sppert
Berbeigefommen ipor, nuroe nit Der
Nnfnabn,e oes @efunoes inper5iiglih
begonnen. Nad G%ntfernuug Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
Che man anoerSiuu fault,

tnIpi5lrc man iene ncncn smciitOdi'
gen, fein eingeridteten Sauier i'm
25O0.Yluf an Weit-5 agettc.S trakc,
shiIdJen Catherine nnb Sbiplep-Str.
$500 Wod @cit.galtimpre-S tr.
emaiairte 9abemonne ullo Iusgiiiie;
Gonal Grainnge; nieoriee Nnners
'Steuern; b%anegenlolte Ieden; SeItis
bull init &ad)eln ollsgelegt; Niles ent'
Gclteno mas 6it eillem mooernen
5ails gebort. Greis eines SauieS
elibunoert Collars ($1100.00O iebr
nieoriger @runo5ins. gebingungen
ben &1uiern angenebm genlaft.
Man nebme @op-Str. ODER peit.
lid eebenoe Baltimore. Ctr. gleftri.
l6e, iteige oin terminus ob uno gebe
5pei SGuiergcpierte n0roIid). MGbe-
res burb @altcr g. 8eitpbal, 9au.
llnternebmer, an Crt nnS Stele.
(WGr510-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
9as 0ebeimnik bes
MO0rS.
bon 9ietrid Gbeoeu.
Sortiebuna.)

\o~pIAIS9tbS't
Sanien perbielt lid itunm. Ger
Wann NIT Dem aetpaltigen 9orper
nno Dem roitben Sihgeben bate fuIt
ein &inoergenliitb; or itarrte ollf be,l
Sooten mo ipeilte nit ieiuen @eoou.
fen bel ben 6ruIen i'm Serrenbolie.
Die in neltem Shmer5c olliidreien
ml,Bter. Sn ieinem Sinnen bate er
Die Innaberung zines @agenS iibcr-
bort nno iuurDe crit aufmertl aln ais
IN Die @ruppen Der Wanni6often &c.
ben fam unb Iuer 9lide iid) Dem Sc
fdbrt 5%iltpunoten, Dem eben Der Niicl-
lor unb 3tuei onnfel9etlcioete Gurncll
cntItiegcn. Sic cine Ser Sannell
lebntc iid) on Scrrn bon Sppert ma
lhicn bon ibnt mcbr ~getragen oils ges
fiihrt 5u merben.
&nuicn elite ben Nnfommcnoell
entgegen; lportloa reihte er Scr
@~utsberrin bcn arm unb gemonn IL
Der guigobe, bic ihmoufenbe Sroll il
itiibcn, ieinc cigene &roft uno 9eion-
nenbcit luieber.
Webr als einnlol itodte ser Sub Der
irngIiidlihen 9raut, mo es i6ien,
ols oh tic nid)t mebr bon Der Stelle
f0nne. FlosIih rib iie lid bon i'll
rem 9e9lciter los, flog allf Den lalg
bingeitredten Sobten 81 uno brod,
nit einem morferihiitternben Sbrci
an ieiner Settle 5uiommeh. Sbr
id)lonter aGrper ipfroe pom Sdnler3
geriittelt, inb Den flicgcnoen &ippcn
e%ntrangcn iid) unperitdnolid)e @eb'
lalltc, bis cine Sbnmod)t lie gciongeii
nabm unb lire Sinne oen grnllenpol-
len Ginbriiden entriifte. Sic ipilroe
abieits getrugen, uno cs bolterte lull.
&c, bis ibr ooS @eipuBtiein mieOer.
febrte.
3uei bolb lebloie Sruuen iprrocn
oarul III Den @agen geboben, Sonicn
l,no Der sliiciior ietten iid) 81 ibncn,
uno I'M Sdritt ginO eS 5uriif naf)
Dem troitloien Semi. Ser Ibcnb
enfte feline Sfottell nieber. III Den
&imnlelsboben %flinnlcrtc bos Ster-
nenrneer, unb Der Wonb ianote feline
tolten, gleiBenben Strnblen olli bus
Woor unb leud)tetc ben Wannerl, Die
Dem Spoten Die @ade bieltell uno
ieiuen a0rper nit blcnocno meiBeil
2tnncn perbiinten.
llno nit ben porriidenocn Stun-
oeu bas Sdmeigen Der lpinoltiaeil
Hodlt, mr. nntcrbrod)er bon ierncnl
gead)tlpdftertuten uno gebdnlpfteni
&%unbeaebeu = alii DEM brobeno ooell
Moor Elm Sliiitcrn llll bcn i~tillclt
ShlGfcr mo bonn @albe ober bcll
9eboi,iiulgen Der Moorboucrn Der
bie freiifcloen Gulenrufc: u&omm
mit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
Seutiae 9AIukrote:

M al 5. - 3uiubr 10,9S0 @uifcl;
gerianot BON ben Glepotorcn 29,7l7
@uid)el; Glcpatorcu . @orratb 1.52S,.
T7S Vuidlel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
Sdiffsnndrrid)te

Ncw Dorf, %. Mar5. PIT
aefommen iinb Die Gampier ~Nleum
N%mlteroam" bon Hotteroom mo
.Wartba @oibingtun" Don 1rielt.
Gibraltar, 90. W1rs. - Ter
Gampier .6rieorid Der 0robe" traf
bon gtepsDorf ein mo iubr nod Se'
ma ipeitcr.
aopenbagcn, %. MGr5.
Ger 9ampier .Sscar Der 3ipeite" lit
bon Nep.Dorf angelangt.
SIasgom. %. Mar5. Ter
7ampier California" lit bon Nclp.
Dorf bier eingelaufcn.
2onoon. %. W1rs. Fer
Tampfer oWinnewasfa" lit beiite
Don New-Dorf anaefommen.
YIpmoutb, %. Mdr5. - Ter
uonNemsDorf nod Bremen beltimmte
1atnpier raronprin5eiiin Geeilie" lit
bier eingeiauien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
Milia Serrace6,

WIIds9[Dtnnc unb parforb,0lonb.
IS III Anes, mas ete brauhtn, nm elm
grnnbitid Su fduirn. Nir banen audl Sbr
6aus gegen leidIte NbSablnnsen. 100 Gjrnnb.
fA6e felt benz Is. Mat ~uerfauit. 1870 Vrpfit
ssM%eff' ~ ,f0'se TfrpsMsssma Sss Rar'o 70.
non ME Griulae ae,uuunea. Guiameu Ste mad,
bier an iraerb einem Neritng pbcr epxntas.
2S Winuten 5uu Hatbfaus (5t. Sabrpreis).
Wetb & Ibite.
Ngent an Crit Nth stene. slnJmittaaS unb
Sointngs ben 8dnSen tag. (Mop1 ,5Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
Baltimore Warffberid)t.

baltimore, %. WGr5 1910.
. WebI. - 3uiubr 1888 S1iier,
einibIieBlih 1889 Saiicr 81 Occult.
Yoiut uno 2179 SGiier 81 Canton;
aiiitenperionot 1882 TGiier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
auf Der hteiigen Gffeften.
B6rje.
FIRST CALL.
20 lin o. u GIMP 90 (BbIIa)..

20 lin O. ID 2mp 90 {pblla) ....... 81
90 0crdants' guiIonaI gant. ......17s
~ National Warinc gdnt ......... az
$1,000 llHitco 5ailirabs 4er .......... sG1s
5000 " Is 6 Goto Seb 4eru.......... s61s
1000 Seabodro 4er OtampeS). ....... 50
1000 seaboaro 4er tiiampeb) ........ s5A
10000 SfiuHcr 2rbso7s ser .......... 10
100 9irainia @IibIano 2. Ger. .......tot
COCO llHtteo RGiIuGps Ginf. ........ 6o5s
SECOND CALL.
10 Gatioral llniou 0anf. ..........f2tM
Rational Union ganf .....N.....121
7 @corae'5 Greet 6 1t. J.........1t4
20 Wicrcauiiic 1ruit Co.,. ;. In
10 Nserbauts' Rational Panf. ....,17s
80 q Is 4 Of Conn. ............2 $50
10 ToriberH GeHtrnI Rp .........t29k
20 Scaboaro 2. Rio ............. a.
% Union Iruft Go -. ........... 70
$4,000 Seaboaro 4er (ftampcb) ........ s5
1900 tlniteo 8aiI>pabs einl ........ eo4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
Ibfabrtstaee Der Yalasier'G ampfer
bpn NepsYprf.

Elm 90. Mar5 nEotsbam" nah
Hotteroom.
Nm 80. MGr5 .Gceonia" na6
&eapel uno @enud.
Im 90. NGr5 nSamburg" nah
&eapel uno @emio.
am 80. Mdr5 "arsentina" nab
Gibraltar unb SrieIt.
Nm 80. M6rj .2,iitania" nab
S~iperppoI.'
gm 81. @6r5 .George @aibing.
ton" nah Bremen.
Nm 81. MGr3 Limited States"
nch 3%openbdgen.
Nm 81. Midr5 .Sapoie" mad
SABRE.
am 81. I1r5 nGarpatbia" mad
Gibraltar ulb Neupel.
Mm 9. NpriI .Gedar" nab ISL
braltar mo Heapel.
Mnt 9. Ipril ,Yretoria" noh
&omburg.
Nm 2. april philadelphia" nod
SoutbomptUn.
Nm 9, gpriI .2anrentic" nod
2%ipcrpool.
am 2. gpriI naroonIan0" nad
4oier unb Intuerper.
g(m 5. apriI r9sieuw ar1itcrbam"
nod Hotterbam.
am 5. gpril Safer @ilbelm Der
3peite" nod 9rcmen.
am 6. @pril rGampania" nad
2iperpooI.
Pm 6. Mpril .Germonia" nah
9teapel nnb Marieiue.
am 6. gpril v2it,lonia" nad) Hot'
teroom unb Qibau.
Nm 6. NpriI ,Mortbo @aibings
ton" nod) Neopel unb Trielt.
Nm Z. Npril n2orroine" nad)
SABRE.
gm Z. gipril nGerona" nad Nea.
ttl Hlo Weltilu.
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Ter uno @ntlperpen.
Nm 8. gpril .Nep'Dorf" uad)
SoutDanpton.
Nm 8. april .Nbriotic" nod
southampton.
Am 8. april nIncona" nod Neos
pei unb @enlla.
Nn 8. gpril rYrit5eB Srene" nad)
8ibroltor uno Neopel.
am 8. gpril g. biEiemontc" nad)
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an1 8. gpril nM%innebobo" nod,
2onoon.
Nn 8. Npril Caledonia" nad)
8iuSgum.
Nm 8. gpril .8rof @aloerlec"
i1ad) Samburs.
am 8. Mpril nSirginia" nad)
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Hcopcl mo 8cnuo.
anl ~. gpril .Nooroam" nod
Hotteroanl.
PM IS. Mpril .Waureatnio" nad)
2iperpcol.
Nm IA. gpriI nEropence" nod
Sabre.
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1opcnbaaen.
an IA. Ipril vYnn,cuia" nad)
Gibraltar uno Mcapel.
Nm IA. slpril rMbein" nod Gre.
men.
Im t6. Mpril rGrctic" mad, 81.
braltar nno Neapel.
am t6. Mpril st. 2ouis" nad)
Soutbampton.
Mm 16. anril Baltic" nad 2iper.
pool.
Im 16. Mpril ,Yaoerlan0" nad)
Toper iino Mntlperpen.
am IS. 9lpril .garbaroiia" nadj
Gibraltar uno Nenpel.
am t6. april yMiuiciuasfa" rad)
2onoon.
Nm 1G. spril .Garonia" uad)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29
Mnftions Mnscisen.
TapiS. Stesmnnb & 1auts, @ntpdIte.
215 ct. 4auIsEtr.

Auutes SVBWuWp o. iuuNSt ATIpulte.
215 ct. RauIsStr.
@erualtcrst@ertaa
-bes-
,uertbuoaen YadJt.G isentbums
Tr. 526, Sith'Smaltup0osStrnRe.
Cine gut etugeriftete uno etablirte Sddtrct.
Setue 8elegcnbeit. Outer Staup.
&ratt zines 8etebls bes areis9erihts Jir. 2
Der Siaot baltimore ipirb Der uutcr5ei6nete
Seripalter, am Sunncritas. ben 81. Wsdr5 1910.
ptientltter Mutton oaS gan5e in Der Staot
felbe piro folgenoernlaben beftrieben
Seainnt an Der ourdn ole 3reu3lng Der Siios
pettieite Der Smaupooitrabe IL. Der Giibolttciic
BON 9briftiaHftrabe gebiloeten Gde, Iduft bon ou
tiiiopitIif, al bic Siiopeitfcite BON SIuaIInoobs
Ctr. iiobeTo uno lieeeHo. 10 Sub bis 3lir Wiitte
elmer SbeioeMauer uno ii1 init glei6er 8reite
aui cine Iiete bon northumberland Sub bis 3ur
Eorooftfeite eiHer brei SUB etIle1 erftredenb.
9ebaui init einem 5fpeiftDdigeH Sieeelfteins
@obnbauS uno 9aoen ncbit 3ieeelfteirsS taI int
Sole. Ginem idbrIihen SruRb5tuS bon $4,000
lnterfporten.
8eriautss9 ebineunsen: Gin GritteI 8aar, Der
Aeft in feds mo 5p6lf Wlonaten, ODER allies
Badr, Harb geliebeu ocs aGufers; Grebits3abs
lingeH iino oom Gage oes 0crtalfS an gu oers
8tnien uilo 5llr .8nfrieoenbeit oes Geripalters gu
iiber1. Mue ~llHfoiten bis gum Ias beS Der
iaufs beqlidben. Gin Sepoiit bon 800 Uiro
tom 9Guter dur 3eit bes 8eriaufs b~erIaugt.
GparIes 6. eissmnnp,.
YeripaIter.
Eatttiou & @aban,
NIftionatoreu.
(I(1r39 70 Is 10 %. 90, 90 all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-29

.ySae .tas's Nnslaus beissst q. Ssiss. 4to
ct,Sahtmsso0 ~. waee Gnhsm &ente.&Ssmne,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
DR|sCOlL LOSES
T0FREOO|E WELSH
IN TENTH ROUND
DEFEATED MAN HANGS ON TO con-
QtERON AND REPEATEDLY
ZONES HIM Bf RUTTING HIM
In THE FACE.

CARDIFF. WALES, Dec. 21.--Jem
Dr!scoli to-day lis crushed In spirit, has
defeat last night by Freddie We!sn
seemingly having broke the heart OF
one OF Eng and . greatest lighters.
Welsh victory places nm IN the
front rank OF the EnEhSh lgntwelei h =
but IL ~ conceded that he Is not "A
worthy foe for a mum Der Of tins Ameri :.
can HEhtweIghts. English lighters
remember that Packey Mcfarland. the
Chicago lightweight, fuaaa a eAUpptns
block of Welsh before the National
Sporting Club IN Lonaon. The referee
gave Welsh "A draw" but every Eng
liah sporting writer at the rings tdc s,tt-
united That Welsh MAS badly ueaIaH.
In their schadn led iWcntN~FQMaa liz ii
last might, Welsh beat Drlsaoi to a
stanastiii and IN the tnnth round had
Driscoil handing on. In one OF their
slinches prlscoil reptatst tonlsis
Welsh by bmttIng him IN the face ard
the referee called of TIE .gnt and
wardea 1t to " eish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
PERMITS ISSUED FOR
MANY BUILDINGS

Building Inspector Beck granted Il
permit Wednesday morning to Mr..
II. Solomon. authorizing him to put
up fifteen brick dwellings on Harrt-
son street near Wallace street
Plans aud specifications for the
buildings have already been drawn.
and constructor vii he begun as soon
as possible. Each house vii be two
stores high. and vii he modern in ev-
cry particular. The total cost au-
thorized by the building inspector Is
S2l 4o0.
Permits were also granted author
i1ing the George L. Currie estate To
repair No 1919 Ashland street at a
cost Of saa3. and Mr.. NJ. l. Hofheimer
To alter the theater near Jefferson
and broad streets. to cost $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
ANOTHER LINK IN TUE
Rit HMp&n-M ASifINGIDN ROAD

ASHLAND. VA, Gee. 2I,-Thsru
are bright prospects no~ for "a good
road all the way from Richmond Ia
thu Caroline county tine.
The town council has appropriated
$500 towards completing tae work
on tn. Telegraph road inside tia,
lown limits Supervisor Saunders has
met the town nj this point and viii
take up his work al the north end
of the corporate limits and eoniinie
j, 10 the South Anna bridge, whore
he VIII be met BY sQpers isor oiiNer.
Nho viii do his par. Tn tae Caroline
line. This " III give a coed road from
Richmcnd TO the Caroline line The
distance bet~ cen these points i. about
thlrty-two miles Mess all signs
fall Caroline and Spots slyania wtll
take hand. and before hong q SPLEEN
did road WIFI be completed through
this section OF Virginia from Rich
mohd to Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
CURIOUS CROWD DISAPPOINTED
Bride and Groom Leave Church
Through Window. Ia Avo,d
Meeting 1hFeux

LfStHBLitti. "a, December - --
Lrsavins the cnurcns waare taey as.d
Just ben married, through a w.nae4
Mr.. ana Mrs. William franklin WAL
escaped the gaxe of "A large crew,4 Al
the FIRST Baptist eauren saH1ay nof a.
ing. William Franklin y Art aid Aizs
AaebeiIe rankin, Doth OF i.yHGah&Irs,
went To the enorch SuaaaY tnotHtsts
WITH view to heIn4 sut@iiy Bt&Tvltati
after the morning service However
the pastor, Df hamilton. MAS detained
a home by sickness IN hls family asftt
tho minister WHO filled his pulpit WAS
not licensed Ia perform tj4s esst eu}nf4y.
Hence IL became necessary 10 nAone Ia
lr, Hamilton and IL became EoisHsts
through the congregation thai . Wet
ding was 70 toe performed
A i"-ee crown wa7&aa At TIE church
door to see tne ceaFte eeHe out ars.
watt asked Or Hamilton 70 raise tire
window and TIE nFfae. calling - tic
groom 10 follow. mace 4 KraeefuI ext
through the opening. thR crowd as4% HIS
30 content itee@f With a Wow uf ths
maid OF homer ana beet man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
PINTCH GAS CAUSES
ANOTHER EXPLOSION

BUFFALO. y. Y. Dec. 2l.---A pass
Ing switch engine broke a Pintsch gas
pipe In the local yards Of the New
York Central Railway early to-day. a
sparks from It's firebox ignited the gas
and there was an explosion which
shattered windows In nearby cars and
buildings and shodk the buildings IN
the ghborhood. 1t was a miniature
reproduction of last Mondays disas~
trous explosion in New York. The
clothing OF X. S. Miller. of Cleveland.
and J. Bonner. of Rochester, passen-.
gers in train standing nearby. was
cut by flying glass. but they escaped
injury
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
MARION HARItAND is
EIGHTY YEARS OLD TO-DAY

NEW YORK. Dec 2i.-Mrs. Ed
ward Payson Terhune. better known
TO the world OF magazine readers as
Marian Harland. Will to-day celebrate
her eightieth birthday by entertain
ing her eleven children and grand
children at TN unique dinner In he.
West Ninety-fifth street home. Every
dish on the menu will he special
creation for the famous author On
food topics. evolved fer the occasion.
Mrs, Terhune Is III excellent health
which she attributes tn the fact that
she Is one cook who knows Just when
to eat dishes % her own prepar a-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21

HARRIsnNBI'RG. VA. Dec ell
The faculty mem oers of the Ger ma n
Club gave their first dance AT the
state Normal school Saturday night.
Those OF the faculty present were
President and Mr.. Julian A. Burruss
Miss Shoninse. Miss Loose, Miss Har-
r!ngton. Miss Cleveland, Miss King and
Mrs Brooks. the nia;ron. The young
men present from Harrisonburg were
Aigie Chandler. "A X. Fletcher, Jr., ]
G. Johnston, Payne Avis, c. q Will
hanson, c. Grattan Price, Mr. Wheat
Toier Iemiey, 9. S Harnsberger Ash
ia.gh shu.er, Percy Mardis. Conrad I1o-
gan. Frank Switxer. William Yancey,
Edwin Roller. Henry aud George New
man and Rev. J. l.. Jackson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-21
ANOTHER FOREIGN
ALLIANCE FAILS
COUNT JACQUEZ ALEXANDER
Won MOCKIK DE BEAUFORT
PANTS FOR R-R-EVENGE.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2i.-Rebuffed by
his wife, Countess Irna De Beaufort,
the daughter of Steel Millionaire Mar
tin kiigalien, Count Jacquez Alexan-
der Won Mourik DE Beaufort pants
FOR r-r-evenge.
To-day. according 10 reports, he is
preparing TO file quit for divorce,
and by taking away his honored name
from the Chicago heiress. thus to get
even with Papa Kilgallon. who puts
the boots'' to him on divers and sun
dry occasions