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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

BI.UEFIELDS, March 30.--In the
d4aperete hope Of keeping the reyO-
lnfjcp Awe was learned to-day
NAT the revo1uttpniR generals, act
ne with Estrada, have cammiaston-
M several AHsFicsps - recruit
4D4yaoAN falvnteeFF fer the Ffvpt9-
dopaTy army. who will be paid hand
0ne u thess revolutionary agents
y y man known here as Walters, but
Eetfeved - be 1 former prize hghtsF
XaS1ed Wtllto Leeds walters arriy-
~ s. New York recently aboard the
tt6aynAr GtapanEercn, ana . cipher
neSeaxe waa Secelred from him to-
day, dc import of which the revo-
J15fon8Fy I1Sdara refuse 70 dlvuige-
IA without the lnfusion Of AmeEteAn
bloeA into the revolutionary F.nkA
thAfA y no hope nf . sncaessfM re-
"a "a the Fevolutionsry gsnetels.
Tiaae The vhatterSng Oh General Me-
ua1 array IN the Tisma campaign,
TIE tnsusesntn have lost courage, and
w4fhaus fhe leadership of such man
- 6oafrey Fowler, the American In
6rn4 ~ Fisma, the insuTgens lead
- ruoogrize that their cAuse - lost.
lIeteSA 81 : halt doseH Amertcana
aaht3Ag with the insurusrtA ~ Fas
~ Gafs n the usmpAtgn nor lam
Io9nStly closed, tho preeasipnat ps~st-
Ill Aapss 70 bring aavsrai hunarsd
xl61rlcan eotAtess II foFfuas e Mes
IS2{sa. II No can do tAlA n y fg-
H VIII b. IN esv matter 30 ~
SWSken epthusiasua Ter tbs resoiu-
tfc6eyy cause and to resssesnhis the
- lard forces The Ansstcans aEs
leoked upon ~ splendid leaders. The
armies or General Chomerro and
Nena were Inspired hy ~
and ABILITY displaysA BY the few
American Feqrut{s In their ranks, RnA
100 3nese Americans been In com
manA ~ the arpaiss. . different story
qikt b. told to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
VIRGINIA
WEDDINGS


RICHMOND, VA, March so---The
wedding Of Af. Eampben Branch. son
Of Melville 4. branch, to Miss Mar
g. r...ersen HOWE daughter g ME- I.
q s O'clock Tuesday afternoon RI the
Tns nsyemony rss performed by Rev.
Waiter Russell. brother Of the bride,
With Rev. n. w. Forsyths asyisttnG.
Mr.. branch and bride win apend
their honeymoon abroad. returning
June IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
BUTCHER DISMIssED
AFTER nRIEF HEARING.

Mr.. II. e. Keck, butcher, who was
OF ! calf thai was sick. was dismissed
ct this charge made aEsiHst him by Of
Seer Gary last week. when The matt sr
vas hasrd IN peEioe court Wednesday,
The pAtrolnan found the calf In front
Of the stall af the butcher. 80 he
claims. and turned Il oyer to Ar.
Hoidsworfh. Of the Health. Depart
meut, who, after making an examine
tion. ordered II killed. MIR. Gary said
he did not want 20 appear as 2 health
oiaeer. but in this Instances he had
found Q calf that he supposed to be
diseased and he reported the matter
heeanse he thought II was his duty 70
do 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

aftermath" the CaloHal said, r have
been told that the Nstionalists aFs
likely to wase their AEht nor Etth se-
doubled snersy, eKing n ths gtisriNE
up thay have received. u thsy az y
Vim be . case Or hunting for pfQvoca-
ton, for surely there yas nothing u
my remarks 70 which true NafiorAiist
could take excertiaH, The qaif
thought OF my addreas 20 which the
peopie seeking sell government
should Arst prepare themseasss fsF
self Eoyernmef,t.w
There IN much specufattun IN ofileiat
circles az to the efect Of M. hopse I
vastis visit, and the events Of the Dexf
few days will be awaited wttp tRe
keensst interest.
An unusually large number ~ ha-
tionalist meetings are being eaissa ~
the near future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
OBITUARY


ts2asd' g TIE k1seT vH y nsfss -
NJ H.tslas Hossias, sIstsr 81 lie
iste pr. Wllism Hesktns. of Wing
md Queen county. wss found dead
g. Aer bed q aaluda. Va, this morn
3rls Hoakins has bsen IN falling
health FOR loIns time, but her death
49, = great shock to her famtly, 9he
q the last ri the original family. md
y a amt Of Mrs. AZ ]. Montague,
NJ RiahMpnA. AZ the tiVe Of her
aeeth no rss ysslding wlth her Is
tes-tn-Iaw, Mrs- On William Hos
Wra =. A. Harley, another Of her
usSAea LEFT 81 once 10 attend hes
h9Yial, vhteh Mn b esncuncsd 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
DF. JOSEPH, II. Gren.

DECATUR. GA, March se.--pr.
joseph n, Green, aEed I'll. q psatai-
psgt physicte4 az nscatpF, died st hjs
~ ! p'Hlack IN. Green had heen 4
pr4cttctng physicaan AZ DECATUR Tor
tFantY-etkht pears His great ser-
vice to the c0mmpnity had won tbs
love Of IN who knew him, He was
Al, n. a. M. 81 Decatur. and Ma
eon Of high degrae. having been :
Hhriner for yeAtH.
He n puFviyaa by wife (Hes Lit
tlel sa9 atGht childFen--Misses Mar
fsFet, ReRxcea ana n Rpfh Green;
..ts.: 9 pls3ee y, y5agsph. RI; Lss
leff 4 sRnfh MfS n. y. arSSb; pSe
gtsts Miss fannie dresh and Ntg,
b n Barry, AZ pAoetpr. O.; Mrs..
John 81 Powell RI eReFts, On. aHd
Mr. AeorGr HalWs4 GaFdnaF, pt
me pecetpr FrtsbyfertaH church gun.
o AM sfss1 1s9s. +. sss n 6 d Mig
eterys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
Ma l. ~. Rsasen.

HEATHeVnEE VA, March se.--
Mrp. J. W. FsAsoa died Vnesdsy mogas
in9 at hsf home, on Mevss's cseAk, a.
douhle pReum0nia- She laaHss . hus-
hand and ave hFptheEs. Her four sis
teFH ~ died af pRenmppia- nhe Will
be buried et Jerusalem church, Atsh-
mQnd county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
Caannan-Ale.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, Nsreh so,-
Announcement w&a this evening made
OF the marriage IN Washington Mon
DAY evening Of Miss HASel ElsaHar
Ale. ! daughter of NJ. HaFEy Ala, to
Wsllisms' Ths bFias wa assssasd
BY Miss Laura smith end The EToorn
BY Ar. Hishep Araeia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

tspssial to Fhe Richmond Virginisn.l
&TAUNT0N, VA, Marnh 3a,--Ars.
Juliet y. An 6led to-day, AgsA about
60 YeaSN She Wea the widow Of Jo-
ssph r, Al and lsavss four pAtlarsn,
Ma AT wAs . Miss Foster, . native
Of Neisan Oounty sHA cousin Of
Thomas r. Ryan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

SOUTH Hill. va, March SAC.
p. Northtngton dieA Rt the home Of his
brother, ~. p. 4. NoFthiRgton. Monday
nlghk fFom m AttAck of pneQmQpta-
He WAS 41 Tsarg old, and leAres one
MISTER and thres hr0there. The funeral
sAsytces WeFe can6Ncted rom tha homo
Tuesday Afternoon ri A;3@ md the
remstps WeFe takAn ia tbs pyA hqTne.
psaF LAcFpsaA, fQr tntesmfnt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

Miss .;.Agy Manly.
LEXINGTON. VA, March 2R.--Mjss
Mary Manly, daughter IL Rev. and Mrs.
charlss Many, died serty TuseAsy
2, sso.a.Af n hss permit ,,,as hslas Y Lss-
suInption. RMS Ii the nrst death II
cceur II the lamjly at nins chilArNN.
the fgnsrl Viii bs held this aftarnann
from the Leyingtan HaPtist church, ~
which DF. Manly n reetas, and the
rsmsiHs viii pc taken 70 GFssHpills,
q. g. Tor burial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

FOR sALEs-sILvER LACE Y&
dotte eggs. loo sattjn1 III N
". M. GRURBS, 1859 East
Phone, 2s9a Madison. $zi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

WYTHENH4E. VA. March IA
Mrs.. N. 7. Powers, widow Ut Hensy
fuwFEN NJ Exxex county, atufer 81 the
late Pyofesspf William H. Styeet, Of the
aa5Ne county. died Monday ntgiat 1t
the home oe n. NeEhiil. % acuta indi-
sestioa, II the 7pth yaas Of her ags.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

ALEXANDRIA,. VA, March a..
NJ. Hugh Wiley and Mis- Hettis NM
Ter. both Of tkls city. wars married
at the Rraddock House last evening
BY Rev. pr. Rl&keFell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

LIT FoU EXPECT TO BUIID 4 Ha
buy q lot where you will not hM4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

FOR sALE-WAGoNs AND Hux1<x1l
to- suit you; special barHatue III
abouts and traps. HiCHAMH 49,
BROS, 1915 Brook ave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

FOR sALE.---A So. PEARL on
silver filigre pen Tor $Jszb
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

20 RSALE--AN ATTRACTIVE
on North avenue. Bxecx14N4 L
newly papered, patnSe4s
lights. hot and cold water c4M
,:-yo esSRes i2a3 HaSn =
phone, Madison 1906. "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
TRUSTEES SALE
or
Lot and New
Six-Roou, Dwelling


ON NORTH Side OF WEST CLAY
STREET, AND FRONTING THERE.
fEEETT WtksTS hF dL IN 81 sfR HIas;F
IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND, VA.
By rirtue ri . deed Of trust dated 20th
March, 1904, default having hem made
In the payment Of the debt thefehy a.
cured, and being required 20 10 al, |
shah effcr Tor ale by public auction in
frat 81 the pQstAfllce in Ashland, Va, IN
SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, 1910,
a & O'CLOCK, r, M,
the property shave described.
TERMS; Cash ~ to an amount
s,,ftirisnt 10 cover the cost a executing
this trust, and to discharge the srnalnt
d Fopsy payable On the said debt, -
well a uRpaid taxes, inslllaaee premiums
etc. estimated to he about &2lQ; tha
sesidse in sum sufficient to satisfy the
entire amopnt secured By said deed, b
b. payable In yearly instalments Of tl00
each, with monthly interest, and the
balance On such terms a. Nay be agreed
upon.
ERNEST A, GRAY,
Substituted Trustee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
TINNING AND PLUAPIAf.

NEVER SINCE cHRIST0PHEH
Iumbus discovered AmeficAs N44
superior In the Thinning, p1Qlo
and gas fltting business beAh
Honest prices, superior work, 5
a few of our well known chAt$Eg
istics. /. W. DORSET y CO. f&s
Seventh street Phone. Madisen 1Zz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
!, lIElecfrical Enrinerra 49,.

epfFicA| eqiNeeFf MfRt.
AR&1l(ex ~ GenFpHnd IA fhiA city IA
6ET f1T y thru Aayg sessiOp. Prs1i-
York. u prestdlnE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
POSITIONS wAArEp-NsLE.


If ToU ARE TIRED OF COMBINING,
poorly paying work and wflIing to
spend sis to- learn an easier occu
patton and get employment at when
You can make at least SIS o month,
cain at SOS east Grace street. SECOND
floor, front room: -
wANTEp--THE SON AND GRANDSON
OF a Mason needs pos!tion; industr,-
ing business where he VIII get pro,
motion. EARNEST, care Richmond
Virginian.
WANTED. YOUNG MAN WISHES Pc
sjtton as shoe repairer; four wears
experience. or would like q position
ss shAassa r ssss S q Hss@e M HsfsE sds
Twenty-ffth and Leigh streets Rich
mond Virginia.
WANTED-YOGNG MAN WITH OF.
Ace experience, wants position ~
f-cfcrk or safesHsa b. sfsesases- Luz
nished, Address K-s6s, care virgin
Ian.
" A N TIE D-BT YOUNG NJ In
twapty-three years old. position with
reliable Arm, where perseverance /:
appreciated and chance Of promosior
dress Gas, care Rlehmona virginian
WANTED-PpsITIoE AS MANAGER
OF teams; best Of references fur,
nished. Address Al. care Of this
paper.
WANTED-A POSITION AS CoLLEC
tor or city salesman, or both; hss
Of references, hone, Madison ssls.
WANTEn-POsITIoN As SALESMAN
or cattsctor hy TouHE MaH AdarEs'
a 8. care Richmond yirEinlan
POSITION WAsTE1-FEMALA.
WSeIlsNfifEn l-BY 4 '446ffNG eExDf sffs
nh fo tvnr min an
tiers, addressing envelopes or type
writing Oh any kind, heatness ans
| dispatch guaranteed LAURA WAR
NEEKE, Room ses Mutual building
Rhans, Madison s1oe.
! wANTED-A LADY OF REFINE
hies on -hettie, wishes he-care q
four babies OF little children in ne
saSSs ssss MS oraEh terms care iehoh
| HELR-MALE AND FEMALE.
WANfEn-fEN T'6T6 n n IS MEN
| railroad work in Virginia, sl.2a ne!
day, MARTIN 4 co. SIS East Broad
WANTED-WHITE MAN AND WIFI
Tor farm, in MsrytFT 1.s, sEanspaTsatt93'
r, Broad,
IF YOU WANT WORK OF ANY KIM
See MARTIN i CD. ..The old reil
| able: sfs =. BROAD,
ANTED-lee WHITE AND coLpIfEi
men; laborers, railroad men. farr
l and dairy hands, buffers. pcrters. dri
| yers:- etc, MARTIN 4 CO. SIS Z
| Broad.
wANTED-45 WHITE AND COLON
| ed women; maids. cooks, genera
workers, for Richmond, Virginia an.
! the North; transportation ADVANCED
| MARTIN & CO. 'Stt q Broad.
-AA1IELs, Ilt.lMG AAD CRATES;
IF YQu cnNTEMPLATE BlILDING
| beautlfylng OF Improving, we hay
lots Of pew things IN Mantels
Crates and Tiling. One 81 tbs new
est and best things we have adde'
TO our line recently. 10 the Ga
Steam Crate. which u . comblnattol
Of gAs log. gas Ersts and steam re-
dsator Attractive 80 ieok st Hhfa
Va eR fsLIstfssiBfhNao R 1saAarf ass 20
NE, Sc Il. Ninth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

LEE6RuN9. VA, March sN.---An-
Hppncement y made 81 The engage
msnt Of Aiss Anna Louise Ferguson,
Of RtttshuEQ. "a M. William Thomas
CleEstt RoqsrA 81 Lesshprs. The
wedding Will take plsce In JpNs at
AeiMent the eeuatry estste AZ Nj.
ana nrs- geFsseon. Y Lonaaaa oaan-
.es,s. nv ~ &: s.. !: m ssss q: q.
mireA n Pittshurs pociety ana IN vir-
gtnia. where she has speut several
summer& Mr. RogsN n . ron Of the
late NJ. and Mr.. Aie4AA6py Ham-
nton Rp&eFM ct Appd0pn popnty, al
y prOmlHently contacted In vtrsipjs
anA MARYLAND, heiHg palAted 10 the
HoWts1, Glaeatts and other lesdIns
fsmlsies IN the lsst-Hemad State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
Mrs. serah 6. yins,.

sTAUNToN. VA, March so---MFs.
Sarah r. YiR4S widow af Me3e
vanss, died n calumhas phte, and heg
ss6s E sI epase,s ssss y Pc ss
old and IesYsy four children. She was
. sister u W. w. FFstwaal OF this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
Cousin OF +. r. Ryan Dead.

Cousin Of T. +. Ryan Dead.
srAuEToN. VA, March se.-Mrs.
Juliet Foster Asst IS years OLD. widow
Of Ioeeph r. AIT. died Tnasday- Of q
etrake OF paralysis sustained sever,
years ego. She leaves four children,
Mrs. A1t was . cousin OF Thomas
Fortune Ryan. Of Nelson. of which
county she was also q native.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

RDAAT0ER VA. March so.--IIenry
A, Eossythe. ) wsll known young man,
died Monday nnisht 81 pnspmenia,
aEsd ~ years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
WANT AMERICANS TO
LEAD REVOLUTlONlSTS
Soldiers of Fortune Needed In Nicaragua to Inspire the MAJ
tiyes and Lead Them in Battle.

tie Harmon. Of Messy Greek. she was
a native az Ansusta county,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
y - = = 49, -
PERSONAL.


THE MOST UP-TO-DATE LA2
tailored suits are made at N. H
STEMS. He has complete seiettl
Of new imported and dprnestfe Nh
ems for the coming season. EQE H.
and UPWARD YOU CHI HHyH 44fET xE
these perfectly made and Atfe4 l!3
ments, he also makes a speci4JtX
pongee, Rogers silk ard linen IL!
at very reasonable prices. A A0k
STEIN, 21g NJ Fifth street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

R0AN0kE. VA, March 50.--Rey.
A. +. Fupalsy and Mrs Csmanthe 70.
sale Will BE- married this eYeninx-
FurStsy II ntxtY-three and his bride
faffy-ntne. Rev. r. 9. Miller WIN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

WE DO THOROUGH cI4EA1tIa}
windows, show cases, wQQd NMM
and furniture. WILLIAM I0EMANIS
1903 N. First street. PheHet MeNl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

WANTED-wHITE AND COLDREp
men to work in our nursery. Apply
W. r. HOOD 4 Co. Ginter PArk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
The .Berkley" Apartments

Harrison and Franklin etTeets; poSaea-
sion September 1st:
h. w. BOWIE + SON,
Rental Agents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

fT-PAFS EARN Aaa- ar
the Conservatory All ScnpOt ILL.,
East Grace Street. HluAteaeN
make from $500 to t6o.0O0 y xlII4
what hookxeper. sten0grAn~3S
clerk or MECHANIC ever mHk93 ILL.,
salar'es7 This schools puptA h<Mz
sision-. Enter now bay ana
classes. sS48ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

---.,1.hf. MALE 1s-s l.4s5sf1..- .,,.--.
MALE &TEN0lRAPHEh
who ubAer.tAnAs genersl ONCE work
must ~ t9ctfui and we'll eAucated
sncs md sefsry sxpected. Appir =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

WANTED. YOUNG MAN WISHES Pc,
sition az SHOE repairer; four wears
experience. or would like q position
ins shoe store or some other bnst
Twenty fifth and Leigh streets Rich;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

wANrRp-FINIs ERs on FINE
pants. H. sIEGEL. 1868 =. Broad
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
HORSE sHpEING,

III. a. KNIGHT. PRAETIEAL AND
pert horse slroeing; biacksmlt1.
Phone Madison 1921. a3t Wet
lrearl. slS|
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

If you WANT THE BEST LAut
work. phone Madiuon ~
EAGLE STEAM LAUNDRY.
West Cary. SESS3%]
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

MANUFACTURING MAN WITH OF
Ace experience. wants position a.
nished Address Kills, care Virgin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

SON AND GRANDSON
OF q Mason needs position; industri-
GUS, honest, truthful. desires a grow
ing business where he Will get pro.
motion. EARNEST, care Richmond
yirginian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30
HAIR,
A-

LADIES FES WE RE III e AND ~
make switches. charges m0deY@s
214 N. Fifth street. Ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

swITcHEsl SWITCHES! WE An
selling Ladies. Hair Swttchea
bargains this week. ia ~. EtySl
street SFS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

If FoU ARE TIRED OF COMBINING,
poorly paying work and wilitng 70
spend SIS to- learn an easier occu'
patton and get employment at when
cali at SOS east Grace street. SECOND
floor, front room.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

LADIES HAIR YES, WE E0Y
Turbans with ladies' own con1btM
They are so natural ana 50 nYMt4'
IA N. Fifth street. $3.50 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

WE DO ALI KINDS OF HoIN4
Furnace, Stove, Roof and Ht9sfN
repair work We have sp4&
men for all OF these Hues, e46 XII
order win have careful and pzla.
attention. and the charEes
reasonable VA PLuMBIN6
HEATING Co. INC. - n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-30

LADIES YOUR HAIR Is IMRnRTA}(II
your cut hair or combings nAdA 4
10 beautiful Switches PtiaS. HgSUEls
dours or Front P.eces In the MMx
artistic manner. Charges very N41
crate, 214 N. Fifth street M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-23
DRUG STORE RAID
IN ST. ALBANS
John c. Reagon Placed Under $500 BAN
To-day As Result Of a Raid
Made Last Night.

ST. Alhans, April pas the result Of
a raid at John C. Reagons drug store
last night, Mr. Reagon was arraiened
in the city court this morning and after
4 preliminary hearing was bound over
to the September term Of county court,
on the charge Of illegal selling. In the
hearing two witnesses testified to hav-
ing purchased alcohol for drinking pur-
poses at the store.
Another man testified that ne bought
some alcohol at the store to drink but
was unable to drink it He had the
liquor investigated, and It was found
to be denatured alcohol This case be-
came known and was wnat led to the
raid On the drug store being made.
When the officers entered the stora
they saw Mr.. Reagon emptyipg the con-
tents Of two reeeptacles into the sink
Before there was time for al of thG
liquor to run down the sink pipe the
officers stopped up the pipe and in this
way got several piufs Of alcohol. A.
quantity Of denatured alcohol was ai-
SO seized BY the officers Reagon was
placed under $500 bail which he fur
nished
Only recently Mr. Reagon paid ane
Of $500 for conviction Of two cases Of
Illegal selling
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-23
MILLIONAIRE HELD
FOR A HEARING
Joseph A. Gatins Is Accused Of Con-
sPiracy In Running a Chain Of
Bucket Shops.

New York, April 2s.--Joseph +. Cat
ins, who is charged with conspiracy
in running a chain Of bucket shops
throughout The country, was held for
examination until siay 2, before United
States Commissioner Shields to-day.
He denied connection with stock brok.
erage firms insisting that be is only
an independent operator when arrest
Jed last night be, according to the Of
fioers denied bis identity when FIRST con-
fronted with the warrant and then ad.
mitted he was the man named.
Gatins Is said to be a multi-miliion-
aire He was arrested at his home ID
Central park West hy special agents
"a the department. of justice and d
deputy United States marshal. TIE was
then lodged IN the Iombs Gatins Is
the last Of the 20 men indicted in Wash
ingtou in the investigation OF bucket
shops to be arrested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-23
MARK TWAIN'S BODY
TAKEN TO NEW YORK
Clad in White Flannel Suit As He Was
Accustomed to Wear in Late
Years.

Reddinr. Conn. April "a Al Ton
o'clock this morning tlark Twain's bo9g
was placed aboard speciaI ear I'M
New York where ths afternoon brief
service win be held "a fbe presbvterian
churcb & ereat crowd ~ noiabbngs
farewelled tbe bodv which wss elsd S
Z white 4iif IS witch ~ y \, ~ bas.ss s
in Elmira. lie WAS accustomed ~ wear
white flannel IN tbe inter wears of h;s
life
MANY messages of co,nfort ,,e~a :.
eaived bv Afrs 0ssin cabr,,,,s;4sel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-23
BIG BILL" KELIHER
ARRANGED TODAY
He Was Placed Under $4,000 Bail on
the Charge Of Completely in
wreching Cambridge
Bank.

Boston April 2S William J. ('Bil
Bit keiher, who Is accused Of aiding
and ahetting George W. Coleman witt
looting the National City Bank Of Cam
bridge Of $500 600. and VINO was arrested
last night waived examination and
pleaded not guilty before United States
Commissioner Hayes this forenoon. He
was held in $4,000 for the grand jury
On April co.
The taking Of Keliher II the long.
expected other arrest III the case n
Coleman former cashier 81 tie National
City bank, Who IS awaiting tidal on a
charge Of embezzling $3.50 600 81 the
banks funds According 10 the police
Coleman has confessed that large sums
Of the banks money went to a fake
faro gang. Of which Kellaef. they claim,
Was 4 leader keiher was arrested on
charges q aiding and abettine Coleman
u iRe UiAllal misappliraiien of tse fuhds
ot the Nationa Ctg bnk
since iae National Cts pank Bubble
burst. Kcliher has bean Heine quietly at
hts home Ia Winthrop Il IS said that
he has been under constant surveillance
by the police
When United States Commissioner
Hayes ISSUED a warrant for Kelher's
arrest yesterday afternoon. Deputies
Waters, Ruhle and Young took the order.
went 20 KaliheF's seaside home and found
him there He took hts arre a. d mat.
ter Of course, displaying not the slight
cst excitement The complainant I'll THE
warrant against Keliher Is Frederick II.
schmid, special agent in the federal
department Of justice
The deputies went e kelihaF house
in closed carriage and following the
serving 81 the warrant Keliher was tax
en- 70 the carriage and driven to the led
efal building
Re did not seem at al disturbed by
his sudden arrest, and while being
booked by Chief Deputy Charles A.
Morse chatted freely with lis counsel.
lis enrolment On the mefshal's regisrer
required about a half.hour.
AS Keiiher turned from The desk. his
eye caught that Of ne8 paper man
whom he knew, and he asked for cigar.
The one handed him didn't suit his fancy
and he asked his council Tor another
Asked for statement. both Keliher and
bis counsel refused 70 say a word ia X
gard I'd their case