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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13
CASHIER is CAUGHT.
Suffolk Fugitive is Rounded up in
Chicago.

SUFFOLK. VA. Aug. 12.-After q
four-year search, ]. S. c. Novels, the
former mulatto cashier Of the Suf-
folk Banking and Trust Company
has been caught and is in a Chicago
lail awaiting the arrival of a SUFFOLK
officer who viii bring him here Tor
trial. Novels has agreed to come back
20 Virginia without requisition
papers. and Chief of Police Brinkley
VIA leave in a few days for Chicago
The negro's fight is well remem-
bered in this section, and IL was fol'
lowed closely by the suicide of Mr.
4. n. Cobb, a prominent business
man and president of the Cobb Bros
Knitting Mills, who was one OF the
heaviest stockholders in the bank
There are eight charges against
the former cashier-one for larceny
one for embezzlement and six for
forgery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13
Goes to Grand jury.

Joseph BiFdsoag. the negro man ar
rested for stealing $20o from J. H.
Coleman. an aged negro OF hreysvilie'
was Isst nigh; held for the grand jury
Nv Magistrate j. Walter Smith. =. ;.
Collie appeared as the prosecutor n
tho case and J Thomas NewSon de-
Tended Birdsong-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13
Reflections of a Bachelor.

The strongest belief a conceited
man has is that he isn't.
An ezra hateful biz 70 pay Is when
It was for something useful
Temptation plays d game where no
body else has a chance to win.
II seems as If the worse destiny
treats a woman the more faith she
can have in it.
A woman is willing to slave herself
to death for a nan who tells her she
inspires him TO want To do noble
ihings for her.
New York Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

Two full registered druggists al
UULL'S Cut Rate Drug Store night
sEd day. Phone 2SS. sa-su-u.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

love my Overholt Rye. but oh.
you McGinnis Rye, sL00 full quart,
FULLER & SON exclusively. If
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

The devil you say. You cant beat
Dcvelod Crabs. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

Al Johnson Pharmay Today

Seven Of Johnson's Special Cigar for
p cents today only. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13
FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE-NO. BROOD AND
farm mare for sale. weighs about
100 pounds. VIII trade for horse.
Call at i39 Newport News avenue.
Hampton. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

/. h. SAUNDERS WILL OPEN a
grocery store With full line of
fancy groceries on Sycamore ave
nue.. near Boulevard, Thursday.
August IL, 1910. II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

Two full registered druggists AZ
HULL'S Cut Rate Drug Store night
and day. Phone 2Ss. $50. sa-su-u.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

FOR SALE-HORSE. SURREY AND
harness. f.. NJ. CATLETr, Phoebus,
Va. IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

Did you ever flirt with FULLER
SONS cut rate prices on goods?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13
INJURED IN RUNAWAY
J. H. Patton Has Narrow Escape
from Death.
WAGON DASHED TO PIECES

Horse Driven by Empioye of Hampton
Steam Laundry Takes Fright and
Against Telephone Pole.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

FOR SALE--CABBAGE PLANTS,
tomato plants and cut flowers. o..
ii. BOGGS, w. Queen street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-13

Mrs. Richard Armstrong is visit
ing Mrs. Saul Kelly, Jr., in Norfolk
this week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

IcS TicbitohlS beGuls
oigt. - Inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING,
ats oenl GenirolgcbGube oes v@briit,
lid,el, Iereins Sunger Wanncr"
$166.25 geItoblen jrt boben, mlirNe
Der ~23.idbrige Charles =. SniieI BON
9tr. 400, SIt "a. StroBe, Elm anse'
Iie1ter oes 0ereins, geItern abcno
burdy Geteftip Yobler in Ser mittle.
rcn Tpli,eiltoticn cinGeliefert. Ger
arreItont gao bem 1etcttip geaen.
ii6er an9eblid, 81. bnB er bereitS
mehriad, ipegcn abnlid,er 8ergebcn
porbeItrait iei.
80 III Sobn Gogel?-Gi Gle
BoIi3ei iuft mad, benz aliientboltsort
bon SoGn gogel. cinent Sdlunfipdr.
ter il, Dem Meitai,rart Don 6. ). &c.
@raiu, Nt. $40. Sit.g aiiimorcitrabc.
8oeel perlieb bas Reltalirnnt ail
Wiontoa N~ad)imittag. nm cine Bot
idnit IN, Canton abaulieiern. Iie
Foli5ei redli,et init Der Woalidfeit,
bab Der VermiBte einem Gerbred)eil
gum Spfer iiel. 8ogel lit AZ Sabre
oft; er lit etlpa 5 Sub 6 3oG srob
itno BON mittlerem aorperbau. Or
trlt9 einen brounen an5ug, gleiffor-
biaen l~teber5ieber nnh Sut.
sc afiinitaten aebut
set. @erbeirotbete 2euie, melHc
iiebeir ibrem G6egeipons iiod) eint
2iebifait sit n~uierbnlten pileacn
iGiin gut Saran, lpenil lie i'd ilid)t
i'm oitIiden Stoottbeil nieoerIaiien.
oenn Volideiridter O'NeiG. Der sort
Az Berid,t iist, erlonbt 10 etluas ilittt.
Mls linn acitcrn Solcpb SanfpuicS
rcn 9tr. ii2. Siib-0ono.S troBp, M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
Der w6hsntlide 8einnbbeitsberiht.

3unobnc Der SooeSfGlIe g~eleniitc:
berielben Ecriooe hes &oriobrea.
Iic niueiBe Ylnge" iorbert bic
mciltcu Spfcr. Gle iihrigcl,
bouptiGdlIidcu Soocslriadeu. -
3nblreidc l,ciic Sdminbiild)ts.
iGQc 9cmcf0et.
Ger w0d)entlid)c 8eInlobeitSbe.
9eridt beS 8%ciunobeitS Tcportc=
mentS meilt eiltr icbr beoeiltcnoe 3u'
nnbnlc ~geseniiber Dem Goriabre aus.
Sn Der perilolicnen Wode itorbeli
Dem 9crid)t 5niolae 249 Eerionen It'll
Geraleih Jl 1S9 in Der correiponoi.
.'rcnbeus sgSpde i'm 9orjabrey; 1876 IN
1908 urio 223 i'll 1907.
lie 5ooesratc pro 5oiiienb Ger
9cpolfertn9 betrllg 20.S4. 1928 iiir
g9ciBe mo 34.30 iiir Gegcr.
GieYipeiBc Floge" iorbcrte wieo,r
einmol Ole meiiten Spfcr. nGmlid,
A; bic ilbrigen huuptiGd)lifen 10
besuriod)cn iuoren: GppbuS t. Eipb,
tberitis 4. Snillen5o 3. arebS 10,
orgatiide Ser5leiocn II, Sungencngs
5iinoung 81. 9riebt'id)c 9tierenfrant.
beit 20, SfmGd)c. nod Der @eburt
II. IItcrsihm1d)e >, Sclbltmoro >
uno llnfGIe II.
Gle nod)itcbcnocn SGle meroell
I'M Scralcib 81, heriel6en @otc bcs
T~priuhrce ondcnrcI0ct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
Ger Sd)ein tragt.

is ut nid)t aleS @plo, mas 9lGnSt =
Nid)t alleS Hubn1. pas reid befrGnSt,
Dsan muB cs nur ourdid)ouen;
W'andJ' Giner ipielt Den 8oliat.
@eil er Den sroBteu Waeen bat
limo tam redt piel perbauen.
Is lit llid)t IlcS. ipie es iheint.
Hsidt iebeS Shmeideln ipoblgemcillt,
OtuN's nod 10 ber5lidl flingen;
Grit brrd) Grfobrune miro man fl,tg,
Won merit, mas @abrbeit llfo mos
Srite,
Wtuu trant nidt alien Tingen.
Is lit nid)t olles @olo. iuos aldnSt--
Wonh' GROCER Seut)lcr miro une
idnpGnSt
NlS OBS cin Seil'ger p1rc;
2llft,
Ser 6eil'eenidein f1ai IN bic @ruit,
Tid)ts bleibt bon Rubm uno @brcf
is lit nid)t olleS flarer Wein,
Ger aabcniammer iteat lid, Elm,
Sobnlo iii i'm aetoitet;
go 9cbt'& i'm Menifenleben oft,
MoS I'll 9egloubt, mas iii gebofit
Sit gar 10 BALD perroItet.
Is lit nid)t olle5 @olb, mas gl1n5t-
Bon Serne iheiilt Dir m%nbeerenSt
limo uneetriibt Die 5reuoe;
God trolle nidt Der Wenid,en CUNT,
Gus nIles lit nltr citeI Cunt
llnb pGbrt pielleid)t mir beiitc.
Us lit niht olles oifenbor,
Snmitten 0einer tSreunocsihoor
sit maltfer Sd)elm 81 finoeli;
Sicb id)oucn lie Cir ms @eiid)t.
@intcr ocn Gurbang liebIt III nidt,
Song olbers it's bobinteil.
Is lit niht olles Cob, mos elGnst--
Ger TuinallO lit oft unbe9ren5t,
Sin rofflnirteo Yroblen;
Ga pltltct mondJer itolS cinbcr
l(no icinc Sfnllben miegcu idIper.
Gle olb'rc 2eut be5ablein.
IS lit ilid)t aIles RENE 2ieb,
6olid) lit 10 monher Ser5ertstricb,
Wer pollte bindings trmIeu!
Griidt Cir cin 9ruoer morm bic
SanO
@ebrmtd)c INNER Den 8eritano,
Cont miro Sir's ip1ter aroiten.
IS lit nid)t alles Colo, mas elGn5t--
@em I'll Gih bellte gliiflif) nennit,
ltnringt bon Seinen 2iebeu;
User wciB, Oh ic nod morgen Gcir.
%tellcit)t mirit III p%erlaiien iein
gSo lit Gein Slid geblieben?
u. =. z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
- NORTH HOWARD STREET ~
@SX&3@ IT,

ter Der GniGulbignnN uor9cfiihrt
ipurbc, an9ebli6 niht iiir ocn llnter'
bnlt ieiner sSrau gelorgt 81 baber,
peronloBte CT oieien nift MIR, ieoel
Somltog III Der Hcli5ciltotion $3.50
al icine Tron 81 6e5oblen iouoern
olld) iein Sbdshen o%ui5naeben, ipe.
9cn benz or iciuc 1rnu perlaiicn
bate.
n@Gder y Ell al gsS crein."
- Mebrerr biibId)e GbGrc fir baS
brittle Stiitu,9sieli, lueId)ca ON 26.
Sebriior IN Sbimcf'S &olle ieitlit
bcgangen wcroen iell. borunter nDiiiI-
ler'S Sohtcrlcin" nm mSilnmel ol,t
Groen," iibte 9ciieru Steno in &a.
9ener'S Sollc. Mile, Noro E Hacu.
StraBc, Brof. s, aarolus nit ben
Wtitglieocru bcS ngdder 6cIangper.
Gins" meld)e lid rcht 5oblreid) SIR
SiugItunoe einaeiirnoeu battell. Sn
Der @eidnitsIibiuta muroet Ginla.
oungen bcS .Mo5nrt W1mlerforS",
.%sSrobiirn" mo ocS ,Sercins 3iluer.
lGiiiger SdonfmGrtcr" entaeaenf &C.
nonrmlcr.
Gn0lid) ermi d) t.. Nl Scr
Canton Boli5ciitution luurben geitcrn
brei Neger, Sobn ". Yropm SanlcS
airbp mo SomcS Sonoers, nurd)
Foli5ciridtcr SbOnlplou ipegcr al.
geblider 9crullbul0 BON ied)S Sbc.
res inter ic $500 8iirgid]oft Dem @e-
riftaperfobren iibernieleit. Yic
Goultp . Bolijci pnt bis icbt unecb.
lid @eipeiic oQiiir, baB Die orei sr'
reitnrten IN folQctoe Chores cinbrn.
den: elmer E. Sborc. 'Sppemells 1t.
Sof 2foi Sbore am Wiioblc Ripcr.
Golfers Sborc uut Bear Greet mo
Stil Mlen Shorc am Bad : Nincr.
Die Epli5ci glnltbt o6cr. bnB Die Re
ger fir bic n~leiIten Ginbriidlc Der.
nntlporiIid) limo, meld)e IN ocn lcs'
ten Woilutcil ueriibt iuuroen. Gie
Gerbnitung Der %Giltbrpd)er lit oaS
@erf oes Scr9curtcn Wciic mo Der
EolijiItcn MonlnL Dreamer. Barter
nub Seiic. ipelde piele Der geItoblcs
llen 0c9enit0nbc iii Mtiunorenharo-
lullgen o%iifonbch
Gergnil q e y cburtstogs $.
fcicr, - Sr. 0ern,onn 8rGic, ciit
befon,teS runb aeod,tetes Mitglieo
ocs @eion9percinS .Nriou," f~ciertc
an uerfloiicnen Sunntag bel better
@eiimobeit ieinen 81. 8e6urtatag. gr
bette 1ebad)t. ocn Iug nlb abel'o 10
ree]t beid)mllid) mo iingeitort her
brirgen ST. toullelL. ober or ioate iidl
getdilidjt Dabcii, bein fai,l, luor or
bon ciuem Spo5lcraange III iciuc
bGuslid]en Ycnaten 5uridgefcbrt, ais
end id)oli Die 8ratulnntet, lid, elmer
nah oern aliocrcn einitclten, nm i'm,
ibre 0Iiidlpiinifc sum Wicaenicltc
borjubrineen. llnter Den 1beilncb.
nlern befanbcn iid) II. a.; Sr. u.,Srou
Serntai,n Sndlt Sr. iinb Sroi Rrb.
Bliler, Sr. nii6 Urau 9bns. TiseI,
6r. unO Srau aobert Stailip. Sr. II.
Uran @oiiirieo 8inhouer. &r. miO
5ran goipnrb Hebbein, 1rls. 9oro.
tin ui,o Milcttc @rGie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

~ y iterioeS 2nftihii ~
pcrbrnnut. Sn cincm Sdup'
pen olii T.. s. &irfpatrid's ,Surm bet
Guflorb, Ro., lit unt Treita9 Gin
9uitidifi pcrbrnnltt, Dos BON q. 9.
9lodiiton bon Yittsbura, Der iriiber
in Cumberland ipohnte. erbo,lt mir.
DC. Gas 2uftid)iii lpar ciu Seliplan,
Der nm bon G%ingemcibtcn seiebcu
moroen lit u,b nit ipeld)rm gang I'M
Wcbeimen 5luaperiufe porsenom'
men murDer,. Serr @lodiiton sIau6t.
oob ous ,Sciier angelcat wurbc. CIR
hat Ieteftine onscfteat, nm nad) oci,
Nronoiiiitcrit SIT iabiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

Nblcbcn. 0crr Sntob Deb
borot idlieo geitcrn I'M Nlter bon 50
Sabren in ieiner Nobmmg, Nr.t726,
@onBbiirobe. ans Dem Sebcn. Gr
hilicridbt Ieinc Satin Srau Miilnn
0ebbnrhi.
Srn stlier Don 63 1obrcn itorb
dri Jreitag Sr. CSfor Stdnipis III
Der @obnul,g oes Srn. Mutifuf al,
Der Gde bon IcGloerrpiirabe mo
Slablonb . Ipcnue. Tic @eeroiauna
iinhet am Gicnit1a Nadmittnl :
llbr niii benz Ct. Maru'& J~ricohcie
5u Somp0cn itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
Hltes Ntsept

III mo0crlem Yroorft. Sulbct mo
Sd)meicl wnroe,, ieit nroenflihcn
3citH fir 6aar. uno aopfbalt.
aranfheiten benust. Sn alten Set.
tn mitbten iid bic oeiite oas Witts,
iclbit miibeuoq beritelcn. Sect falul
IcScr quito slpotbefer oics Mittel, Ter.
tiq unS init @eifid in perfect aus.
scitattetcu 2%aboratorien semilht, oil
icine annoen a6aeben. Gin iolfeS
Wiittel lit Bpetb's Gage ans Sui.
pbur. bos in alien mooertei1 4poibe-
fen iiir 5Oc. u1io ST bic Slaifc Der.
iiuit ODER aegen gnipiar,g ocs Vrei.
ics brett bon Der Wpetb Chemical
Ga. "a Gortlnnot.s Ctr. Weip.yort
Gitu, pcrinupt wirb.
Gum 8crtani unb empicbIrn bon
ber sNcao Irlig Co." (Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

So" lie Sdhresperiammluns NIB
Scaultenmohl oes vTnpio NeMS 3eib.
unb SporuercinS iinSet am nGdItcn
Miiiiucdl abenb IN oem WcreinSlofol
Gr. $50. Welt . Scringioniir., itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
Ter biesiahriac Minsfenhnll

= Ter OleslnbriBc Wnaienbnll
bcs .WittelSbnf : 8creins" iinoct
ont MoIttog, ben 7. 3ebriinr. lit Der
e@ermania. Mdnnerdor. Sale" fiat.
Gas Set ueripridt Elm rett interei.
ianteS 81 meroen. &c mirS nit pi-
ner arcien @ilbncn-a Multiplying einr
gclcitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30

90" Gle 8iertcljabr5 . Verionnr.
lltl1 hee -Seiien Iarmit1oter Ser.
eirb" iinoet am ndhiien Eienitaa
Atcho 1T @oIrner's Vnqc Iintt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-30
Sciruths.2 iceuacn.

feffeft-G +SnretirE ~, sGbtltefs
ham, No, mo 9lunfe 6 .@or,ler,
81. Z. &.
>obn HllOroii, 80, Hr. 1911. Mont.
ioro Hpenilc, nno @ars. Sdmint,
%.
&oiparo Morgal, %, geldiebeL
Mr.. 1880. Norb GbapelitraBe. ulo
Gitellu 9ont, %, @ittipe.
Sobn Z. 9rplnuen, 81, nnb Inn,a
W. llrlbon. is; Ipplifant Sobn u,
Shloudk Mr.. 229. Norb M%ontforo.
Npcnlle.
Sonolo u. airlpoil, -, nlb Clara
Is. Giiienberifer, 10; applifant ). .,
Glorf, arlington, Wib.
Sciie u. AGbrigbt, %, mo Nora
.. RilIiell, 20, Ipplifant 6. j. 8it-
ter. Wr. 1l19, Golunlbin.Npc.
Ntnrrop 4. 9nrlep, "a. uub WorD
4. C'Neili. %; Ipplifant s. 9roiun,
Nr. :, 2igbtitrobc.
Scrbcrt i. Setrid. 81. Mr.. S2i,
NcllingtpnltroBc, mo agltcS Miller,
70.
Dtid,ncl Z. Tebriuger, 81, DIR. 704,
Gait Iuenue, unb Gpa aubn, II.
Soon 5. WicsIeer. 20, rub eleas
lioru &ogers. 10; Applifant s. S.
Sullabren, Nr. 142t. Oft Monument
Strosc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-01
MANN GOES
To VISIT ENCAMPMENT
Chief Executive Will Inspect
Camp, Review Troops, Dine
and Make Address.

Governor Mann left Richmond for
Petersburg shortly after noon We'd
nesdaY to inspect Camp William
Hodges Mann" located at the Coun-
try Club on the outskirts of the Cock
ade city.
The governor was accompanied by
Adiutant- General William Wilson
Sale. Secretary Ben owen. Col. Demp-
aey. l.. :. A.. Of the acknowledgements
office. and several other friends
He will make the rounds of the
encampment site. visit the famous
batilenelds contiguous To the citadel
of the ConfederaCy." watch the one
hundred or more officers of the Viz
ginia militia go through the PAGES"
under the direction OF the fifteen reg
uiar army instructors. take dinner
with the khaki-clad men and make
an address.
Arrangements have been made by
the soldiers TO give the governor the
time OF his life and he left for
Petersburg expecting to, thoroughly
enjoy himself The dinner win be
given by General g. G. Vaughan, com
handing the camp, and who viii pre-
side As toastmaster. In addition Ia
the Governors address, speeches will
be made by Acknowledgement Sale
Col Dempsey and others.
The camp site and officers are now
at their best and the governor vii
see things working as smooth as
oii II is expected that large GROVE
of Petershurgcra will welcome the
governor at the camp site.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-01
P[CUlATOR COT
GOVERNMENT TIP
----------------- )
Knew Mr.. Understands De-
cision, Wired Wall Stieet
and Made Killing
MAY DEMAND INQUIRY
TO DISCOVER LEAKE
Secret Had Been Carefully
Guarded, But Selling Orders
Went Ont From Wash
ington.

NASH NGToN. n. G.. June l.--t1ft~
ciaa Washington Ia intensely interested
in an effort To fr:8 eut just who made
the killing" on Wall street yesterday
that must have been based or advance
informat ton Of the governments de-
cision to enjotn the western railroads
from Increasing rates.
That Attorney General Wickershams
carefully guarded secret which was
g3sroused in deep mystery, even after
srnusors and reports had been afioat for
hours, must have been known by
ss'sornebedy' is Indicated by the fact
that selling orders" were wired from
Washington To New York early In the
day and big profits were taken when
the news became public.
Nfckersham, after "a long talk with
President TAFT. al the White House
mt 10 O'Clock la the morning. said that
he would he unable To make any un~
ssots.stetrrsft- before 50 tr~r'1nr-ew MORN
ms.
The White House Was equally retl-
eeat. Despite this fact IL is certain
that Wickersham and the President
reached a conclusion 10 act at their
morning conference, as Wickersham
.st4tf ret again visit the White House
during tie ssy.
Even though every source of official
information refused to disclose any
thing definite concerning the attitude
nj the government until after | O'Clock,
Wall street was flooded with selling
orders from Washington from the time
the exchange opened. Somebody
knew" and there are several persons
who would like 10 know who TINT
SOMEBODY was.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-01
ROADS DON'T WANT
LINES APPRAISED
La Follete Asks Embarrassing
Questions Yet Unanswered III
United States Senate.
WOULD SAVE MILLIONS
Republicans Fighting Law Whic !
Would Bring About Necessary
Reduction in Railway Rates.

WASHINGTON, II. G.. June l.
Contention was rife in the Senate to-
day, turning consideration OF the La
Toilette amendment, requiring the
valuation OF the property of railroads,
but the end Of the three months CON
test over tho TAFT Eikins bill IL near
mt hand. The most important bat
ties have been fought with victories
on both sides and with a genera
result gratifying to the progressives.
The expectation of the Senators is
that the amendments to toiicw the
La Toilette offering wiz not occa-
SION prolonged debate.
In the debate on the physical Valu-
alton amendment Senator Elkirs tre-
publican. West virginia) battled al
most sinEle-handed with the progress
sives and Democrat. lie Ia familiar
with the history OF railroad legisla-
ton and the decisions of the Supreme
Court of the United States in railroad
cases. With this knowledge he was
able to make a strong stand.
As the House railroad bin contains
physical valuation provision, thu.
adoption OF a similar provision by the
Senate wonid prevent the conference
committee from striking that feature
from the bin. There would then be
In railroad law power WhlGh the
interstate commerce commission has
sought for many years. and that has
been successfully fought by the rail-
roads
La Toilette and Bailey are among
those who contend that hte reasons
for giving the commission authority
10 make the valuation are simple and
conclusive. They say that fair rate
can only be based on the value of the
railroad property and the only way
to get the Information Is by making
a valuation Railroad officials have
expressed the fear that disclosure OF
the value of their property might re-
suit in an increase in their taxes.
This led Bailey to ask whether the
railroads under estimate the value of
their property to the tax gatherer
and over estimate ii to the shipper
when he calls Ia deal with them.
La Toilette said that in Wisconsin
an appraisal Of railroad property re-
suited In a reduction in rates that
has saved the State many millions OF
dollars. He declared that the cost of
appraising all the railroads would be
$2,500.o0 yearly, and would take
three years and would save the peo-
pie hundreds of millions of dollars
every year,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-01
ALLEGED THIEF
is SET FREE

Guilty. but not proven was the
verdict that Justice Crutchfieid rem
dered in Police Court Wednesday al
ter hearing the evidence against
Thomas r. Hnniey, young white ac-
eused of stealing from Representative
w. w Baker of Chesterfield county,
xi3, two SIS bills and three 81 bills.
In acquitting him Of the charge Jus
tice e'rutchfeld said that he thought
the man was guilty. but the testimony
did not prove It. Il therefore re
anire security In the sum Of 5000 for
Mis- good behavior fer twelve months. -
Haniey is a stranger here, and coulu
not furnish the security. He says he
Ia a travelling man, and comes from
Chicago. Since May ! / nc has been In
fail, held technically as n suspicious
character Friends whom he knew in
Chicago and piftsburg have sent him
funds. and when he appeared in Po-
lice Court Wednesday he was repre-
scented hy Attorneys q. X. Pollock and
Ell. nj. Smith. Jr.
--- aar;- Barter testified that tht--fstast
brushed past MIN as hr was entering
the train over the Southern Railway
Mt the Fourteenth street depot, and
that he missed his pocketbook imnie-
diat4ly afterwards. He called an Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-01
ASK MANY CHANGES
IN CAR SERVICE

A Encouragement az trackaee OF
siss Virginia Railway and Power Conn
lpany will be considered at meeting
of the subcommittee on streets Thurs
day night The action follows re-
quests from Fulton i'm residents that
they be given better street car ser
vice. A delegation from the East
End VIII request the subcommittee
mem beers to recommend the construc-
ton OF spur from the Main street
loop in Fulton to the National Gene
terry. Such ii spur. Il is claimed, VIII
afford service to a considerable COM
munity, the residents If which are
now forced to walk long distances
in order 70 reach car.
4 second delegation will give ron-
stans why they think a single fare on
the Lakeside line as far as Joseph
Bryan Park would be reasonable and
fair to all parties concerned.
Other delegations who wish tracks
shifted both in the East and West
Ends of the city viii be heard in the
future These latter viii also express
themselves on the contemplated con-
solidation Of lines now parallel to
each other.
Owing to the existence Of conflict
ing opinions, the matter of franchise
will not go before council before July
or August II may be held over until
even later,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-01

the play. "Endymion," for which elab-
GRACE preparations had been made,
ana the outdoor performance Satur-
day evening were Uoln auanuuncd.
The bacCaIaureate sermon 10y BIshop
+, T.. Hoss, Nashville. Tenn, on sum
day morning, aand the sermon at night
before the \. NJ G.. A. by Rev II. H.
Cassidy, of Hiueiield, W. Va. were
both enjoyed by large congre cations.
The commencement exercises were
held In the chapel at ii O'Clock Mon
day morning, the condition Of the sick
chiid ha,Ing materially cha aged for
the better.
DR. J. A. Rurrow delivered the gold
medal offered by Mrs. Potts, of the
college faculty. for the best essay writ
ten 10y 1t member nj the Enterprise
Literary Society t. Miss May Golden.
The following diplomas were award
ed. A. Il. degrees, 10 Misses Katherine
Pound. Dougiss Peck Bess McGui-
Tough, Juanita McNgtt. Ada Bryant.
Nancy Bryant. Katie Mate Mitchell.
Martha Allen Martin. Ella McFar-
land. Kate Wills oteY Mackey ana
Mrs Robbie Williams; y. =. degree. 10
Misses Mary Cotton. Mary Blake, Bess
Cureton. Edna Cureton. Betty Faye
Rates, Katherine Williams: Piano.
Ashhy Greear, Lucille Lotspeich. Jua-
Uita McNutt. Frances Scott, Halle V.
Scales. Lucille Harris. Nell Russell;
Voice Misses Ada aud Nancy Bryant,
nellie Russell. Halle V. Scales, EsteIls
Penn; Expression, Myrtle Hillman:
Art, Ellen 81. Clair and Mary Blake.