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SENT TO GRAND JURY
FROM MAYORS COURT
YOUNG business Man Charged Witt,
acknowledgements Train
No. Hits EnEinc. NJ. ..L
rsnecIal ia The Times-DIspatcb1

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Danville, Va, August 26,--Emmett
w. Moore, prominent young bust
ness man of this city, was sent on to
the grand jury In the Mayors Court
here to-day, charged with embezzling
fs2A0O from the Starr Piano Co, OF
Richmond, Ind. The accused has been
their representative here for several
years.
1T is alleged that Moore realized he
was short IN his accounts, and intend
ed making It good. but did not think
he was short as much as $4,000 1T is
claimed no intended to sell some prom
erty, the proceeds from which he hoped
to make good the shortage, but he
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FOR SALE, NICE WHOLESALE BUs1-
ness: we'll established; about $1,000
required; bargain. Address 3 SfQ
care Times Dispatch.
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fIaTa for RfrE.

FHE.R0OM FLAT, Ss20-A p, BROAD
street, corner Of thirty fourth Street.
and facing Chimborazo Park.
TO LET, FLAT; BETWEEN FlF,TH
and Sixth, on Grace. Phone Madison
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Qnent8 OManten.

,rsofRGTNIA ecoRPol sATIoN IS ,PL q; 4 )
- y, yd !. aants throughout Virginia.
ing ee,arnI,na ana West Virginia;
M sasv se Ihn specially; store nsoss-
sity exclusive territory; liberal c9 ine
his You must learn ., our nans
thoroughly. Address q oi'' Vs. :
Times-Dispatch
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Quartet.
rot 6alt.

FOR SALE, GASOLINE ENGINE
Fairbanks-M Morse portable; 4-horse
power; In arst-class order. Address
3 72. care Times.Dispatch.
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"A VIRGINIA. CORPORATION, WITH
Headquarters in Richmond, wants M ~, :,
travel Virginia and North. Carolina
territory; liberal commission; eN-
nenses advanced; it Is not necessary
for you to be an eSperin,ce ,ans sai Snt
tinm must furnish good references.
s give phone address i possible. !, Ad-
5ress B s11, care Times-Dispatch.
AN y re record can connect with Rich
mon ui0 Corporation as city salesm am
slse odarcss: must be high-class,
b sd1ress B Sl3. care Times-Dispatch.
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EeIp. HIaIf and Dfnrale.

~ 5000. gooRREEPGRs, sTE5SoGs-
E" r mr statesmen, salesiaeies. cash n.
iers. shipping clerks. store manager ser
hotel help housekeepsTsi drng sAG EN-.
BARRIERS. printers. PlEL A, n g
PLOYMENT AGENCY, l urllal... - :.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON, ~ MOI for
earn sI gU"I experience unnecessary:
address PRESS CORRESPp'oSl'is>e
p1fpEAII Washington. D. &.
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W2ant Id. Rates.

FORBUsINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe ! for the WAN J
AID. MAN to call.
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FIRST GLASS GROCERY STORE FOR
sale; doing good business. 1920 w.
Cary Street
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Visiting Washington.
II. G. Atkinson, of the office of the
superintendent of Public Printing. Is
In Washington for a few days.
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Bnarn gMante0.

ynING MARRIED COUPLE WOULD
like board in private family; state
terms: best references. ADDRESS
s5aA"care Times Dispatch.
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Real estate fnr Rel1t.

FURNISHED COTTAGES Al buGn
cor conyeniences, from September ! to
November i. or longer, :, II ca de 81. "a
AMY to JAMES W. LEE. seapoaro
Rank Bldg, Norfolk. Va
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Judge White TO Hold Court.
The Governor has designated Judge
John NJ. White, of the Eighth judicial
Circuit, to hold "a term of the Corpora
ton Court of the city of Charlottes-
VILE for Judge G. B. Sinclair.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE IN RAPID
~ growing Virginia town; doing
profitable buHness; expenses low;
price right IL sold at once, good rea-
sons for selling. Address A. ISL, caro-
,rimes- Dispatch
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a1oI,rltnrs ann Statesmen.

E1HsMEN. TRAVELLING, TO CARRY
on commission six samples of mem
first grade solid leather work s stst..
nnar,ence and references. Address
$3.50 AND $500 SHOE FACTORY,
baltimore, Md.
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quickly and privately. We are spe-
cialists In business selling. II you
want to sell or buy business, see
us. VIRGINIA. INDUSTRIAL CO.,
11O2 Enst Main Street.
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aitnaticns QNanieb. Gernale.

,,sss-STt;1155 ~sgPffEEMBER 15. By YOUNG
lady. position as book KEEPER a Of ~ y
do general office wofn' nave '1u osfe
nerience. Address 3 a. III
E.nirnount Avenue
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T;HR VIRGINIA. IBA q nRS,,d Bu sehoois
supplies Prlyat of al aha gr p on short
WIZ lt,a. sssaAdd Address REV. r. ". c IsIil
NM Manager, Manchester wv
,,,nnd Ma
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Real estate for 5ale.

}
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDs-MY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargains in
Virginia. I pay your railroad tare.
j. r. ELAN. Box 267. Charlottesville.
Va.
OWN OUTRIGHT, INDIVIDUALLY
and jointly with associates, very con-
siderable standing timber tmostly
pine) IN the counties of Sussex.
GreenesvtlIe. Meckienburg, Lunen-
burg and Brunswick. and would
be pleased to communicate with par
ties who may be interested in the
purchage OF timber and timber lands
in this section; can name reason
able prices and terms. L. IL. EANEY,
Lewrenceville. Va
FARM FOR SALE, NO. 2l4--A MOST
with large three-story double resi-
dence; hot and cold water; porce-
lain bath: furnace heat; sanitary
plumbing and sewerage: barns and
is at present conducted on the fasm;
ice house and pond; the land lies
we'll, gently rolling and Well drained !;
located within ten miles Of Rich
mile on r.. f. and P. r. R.;lh, miles
to electric line; five trains each way
daily that stop at the farm: the
place may be subdivided and 80 acres
on railroad can be pousht II eo.
half OF which is timber. For map.
terms and particulars, see GARRETT
CO, 1909 East Main Street
FOR RENT, THIRD STORY; NEWLY
papered. 10l1 West Grace Street
also stable.
CLAY STREET HOUSE NEAR SEC
ond. Owner will take small nouse
as cash payment. Apply el5 BROOK
Avenue.
SIG, 5O0-s5,750 CASH; BALANCE IN
two years. will buy new. we'll puiit
property, with every modern con- on,
ven,ence, in the best ren.lhg s9Gi naI.
In ii. city: renting for Sl,soe per
Year; win sell this direct at IN ne
above ptce only. Address y 1l'
care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE, Is OR SO FEET OF
ground on Beverly Street, near - I'm m
Street: direct from the owner; par
gain 70 a quick purchaser. ADDRESS
&c S57, care Times-Dispatch.
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Aituattons GNanten. Male.

sT,ITEp a POSITION AS ASSIST
ant bookkeeper or general ofiice man nan
by young man 81 years eIo aaarass
riish excellent references
q care Tines-Dispatch.
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aarofe asinnal Nelp @antenr

WASTED An EXP r RIhN 1;s I'D p
teaeh'oNtt nriyate family. with four
c cpdui usual English branches
o,annand stringed instruments; ad-
dress dress experience, references and 81 SAL i
a,y expected. Address ~. a. W.
Tao Hall, Va 10.
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WANTED, BY A.YoUNG MAN, A Nls.-
Grace or Franklin Street. between
Fifth and Belvidere; private family
nreferred. Address a 192, care
snatch
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KAT.EsNTAN WANTED TO SELL CAL
endars and novelties for adyeru s.
f ing. Address RAND. McN.aL =. Us =
MAJ, York. -.-L--.
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FOR SALE, ONE GROCERY STORE
good stand; doing good cash bust
ness. Apply 322 South Pine Street.
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Musfl1f8G Opportunities.

WANTED, MEN or IDEAS WHO HAVE
some inventive ability GREELEY e
MCINTYRE. Patent Attorneys wash
iu4ton. ~ q. lsf tW
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Misrfllanenus.

1RsT1IcHASAN BUSINESS INSTITUTE.
NIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG !, N 2, y.
Fail falI term opens Tuesday evening,
September 6; prepares io p 1iars a SNAM
nnS E.sr CLAW Street
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~, 1,-c7ifTFRS + WANTED - TEACHERS
! Tor for southern schools and i on ga =
urgent calls; by no means s zoe face
to secure good positions saa s sHERf-
tory rye, ri TTlEsACHERs' AGENCY. Green
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.

OF LOT OF LAND, WITH DWELLING
STORE, ETC,
thereon. beginning In Brookland Die
trict, Henrico county. Va, at point
on the south line OF Mitchell Street
distant 135 feet east OF the eastern lind
OF Hickory Street, thence running eHsts
wardly and fronting on Mitchell Street
33 feet. and back solthwartlly at right
angles, within parallel lines. 90 feet
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust
dated October %, 1907. Of record II
the Office OF the clerk or the Circuit
Court Of Henrico county. Va, In Deed
Book 1s1-A. page 22o, default havina
been made in the payment OF the debt
thereby secured, and being required
by the beneficiary SO to do, I will sell
at public auction at the premises. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST "a. 1910.
Vt $40 o'clock p. NJ, the real estate
above specified.
This property is Just outside of tho
corporate limits of the city of Rich.
mond, Va.
TERMS. Cash
j. q. FLoRANcE. Trustee.
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WANTED SMALL FURNIaHED BED
room and sitting room adtoin 7da NO dor
single gentleman; centra! e ao oona
nuiet family Address B S23, care
Times-Dispntch.
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EI--a ,yTED- POSITION BY ACCURATE
I" and rapid stenographer' experiences Geo
in various lines; state salary. -, Au
aress A 7S3, care Times-Dispatch.
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DRrSnl1aI8.

MuMAN HAfR BoUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES's. 400 North Third,
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department store. best stand In city;
In large manufacturing city. COM
fnanding good trade; best of reasons
for selling. Address II coo. care
Times-Dispatch
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two thousand dollars capital to buy
Interest in manufacturing and re-
tail business; business of long stand
ing references exchanged. Answer
A III. caro- Times -Dispatch.
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Rooms GWanten.

WaNTED 10 RENT THREE, FoTR
or Ave rooms for light housekeeping;
moderate rent; convenient TO street
car. Address 9 S52, care I-mas-Ols-
oh =.
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Real estate for Retlt.

no LET.
Eight-room brick dwelling, No. .1l
West Cary Street; possession at once.
Seven-room brick dwelling, 5o7 North
Sixth Street; reduced rent; possession
at once.
Eight-room brick dwelling, 16 South
Adams Street; possession September 20,
1910,
Seven-roon. brick dwelling. eS17 East
Grace Street; possession at once.
Eight-room frame dwelling, 9lS
West Main Street; September \.
The season for renting is drawing to
a close so call and sign up for these
EDWARD s, ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate and Loans.
No. II North Eleventh Street,
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.,,,,,,p pynR ACHE OR PAIN is Lo-
Wlaatt..d-stiffnessa and soreness of mus
cu. or joints-rub in Frayser's
Great Gree Nerve and Bone Liniment and
the pain disappears; the, greatest all,
round liniment In use for man an a r,a
the rhes right help; csc bottles. at drug
g!sts. Ali
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RntifR8

WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
chat Jahnke Bros, jewelers., S12
East Main Street, buy. sell ex-
change and remount diamonds in
the latest styles. Old gold and sill
yer taken in exchange.
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auttion 6aIrs. Ubts Zap.

James FL Crenshaw,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1908 n. Main street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity; Fair. Tues
day; somewhat warmer; light east wind,
changing to south. Maximum temperature
yesterday, 10 degrees; minimum tempera-
ture, So degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
NOT MISSING LINK IN
L0RIMER BRIBERY CASE
Representative Finally Makes Re-
ply in Circuit Court

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 1e.-Rep-
resentative Michael Link, charged
with refusing to reply to questions put
to him before the Sangamon county
grand jury today, answered mo" when,
at the suggestion of Judge Shirley in
the circuit court, the following form
of the question concerning the al
legged senatorial bribery affair was
asked him:
did any person or persons in Sanga-
mon county Illinois. offer or promise
you any money or other valuable con-
sideration for your vote in the forty
sixth general assembly of this state
for United States senator?'
Link appeared in the circuit court
to answer to the charge against him,
but before the lawyers finished their
talk Judge Shirley suggested the form
of question.
Attorney Reid of States Attorney
Wayman's force. said he was willing
his client should answer the question
and Link was forthwith ushered be-
fore the grand jury and answered mo-"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
TAFT PROMISES TO
PROTECT OIL MEN
Equities Will Be Safeguarded,
He Tells Operators Who
Visit White House
lsnecial to The HeralO


WASHINGTON, May 16.-President
Taft gave the California oil delega-
tion assurance today that whatever
equities exist for those who find them
selves in difficulty as a result of the
withdrawal order of last september
would be amply protected.
"The government is not going to rob
citizens of thousands of dollars that
may have been expended In goou
faith" said the president.
Mr.. Taft then asked Senator Flint
and Representative Smith, who con-
Quoted the party, to take the oil men
to George Otis Smith, chief of the geo
logical survey, that he might state. to
them what the attitude of the admin
istration is as regards oil lands. Smith,
however, was not in g position to make
a comprehensive statement, but it is
possible he will do Sc at hearing to
be held before the house public land
committee tomorrow.
To have oil taken out of the con-
servation scheme at this time is re-
garded as improbable. The Califor-
mans are therefore confining them
selves to efforts to have the Pickett
bill amended so as to protect the equi-
ties alleged to have accrued because
of development work carried on both
prior and subsequent. it appears, to
the issuance of the withdrawal order.
1t remains to be determined what the
equities are in such circumstances,
there being dispute on this point as
to a portion of the claims set up for
them.
The Californians regard today's as
surances from the president as inn
portant, for it will be he who will issue
and maintain the withdrawal and he
can protect the rights of claimants.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
rAssociated Pressl

LONDON, May 16.-The feature of
the day in London was the arrival of
Theodore Roosevelt, who came direct
from Berlin and will act as special am
bassador to represent the United States
at the funeral of King Edward VII
next Friday.
Col. Roosevelt was received by King
George at Marlborough house and later
with Mrs. Roosevelt, visited Bucklng-
ham palace. They were escorted into
the throne room, where lies the body OF
King Edward.
Apart from the strong interest dis
played in the arrival of the former
president, the day was uneventful. An
enormous crowd, mainly composed OF
provincialists, spent the day patiently
watching outside Buckingham palace
and Marlborough house, the comings
and goings of royalties and princely
visitors.
The cold wind of the last few weeks
has given place to summerlike weather
which will be great boon to hundreds
of thousands of spectators at Tuesdays S
and Fridays solemn functions.
Another service was held In the
throne room of the palace tonight, the
last before the removal of the body to-
morrow. At the palace servants were
permitted to attend.
The diplomatic representatives of all
powers called at Dorchester house dur
ing the course of the day and left
cards for Col. Roosevelt.
Mr.. Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt con-
cluded the morning with round OF
formal calls. They called upon the
crown prince and princess of Denmark,
the duke and duchess of Argyll
Princess Henry of Battenberg, and
the duke and duchess of Fife, and al
Buckingham palace inscribed their
names in the visiting books of DowageI
Empress Marie of Russia, Grand Duke
Michael Alexandrovitch of Russia and
King Haakon and Queen Maud of
Norway.
The Roosevelts had just returned to
Dorchester house when they received a
return call from King Haakon, who
greeted the special ambassador and his
wife as old friends. While luncheon
was being served the duke of Con-
naught and Prince Arthur of Con-
naught called.
Mrs. Roosevelt went to Buckingham
palace again this afternoon and paid a
visit to Queen Maud.
Mr.. Roosevelt's throat still bothers
CONTINUED on Page TwO)
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
MOON ECLIPSE To
BRIGHTEN COMET
Best View of Heavenly vagabond
Will Be After g P. M.
of May %

SAN FRANCISCO, May 16.-Halley's g
comet now practically has disappeared
in the morning sky, and today Pro-
fessor T. J. j. See. government astron-
omer at Mare island, issued the fol-
lowing statement in regard to the re-
appearance of the comet in the west
just after sunset, following the earth s
passage through the tail of the comet
on May 1S:
On May 10 the comets head will set
twenty-one minutes after sunset; on
May 20 the interval will be heightened
to one hour and seventeen minutes; on
May q, two hours and nineteen min
utes on May %, three hours and nine
minutes, and on May % three hours
and forty-six minutes.
TO MOVE EASTWARD
Thus the comet will move rapidly
eastward from the sun and ought to
be visible in the western sky after
May 20. The upper end of the tail
may be visible on May 10, but as the
moon is then nearly full it is doubtful
if it can be seen in the strong moon
light.
The head of the comet probably will
be brightest May 20, but the strong
moonlight will cut down the light of
the tail, and this difficulty will exist
each evening till May 20, when a total
eclipse OF the moon VIII occur ana
enable us to see both head and tail of
the comet in dark sky for an in
terval of fifty-one minutes. 1t is dur
ing the eclipse that we may expect to
get the best views of the comet and
everyone should be on the watch for
both the eclipse and the comet.
The important elements of this total
eclipse of the moon are as follows:
Beginning the totality May 20, 9;09
Pacific standard time
Middle of eclipse May %, 9:34S Pa
cific standard time.
Total eclipse ends May 23, 1855 Pa
cific standard time.
TOTAL ECLIPSE
Thus, from a little after to 10
O'Clock the moon will be in total
eclipse and the comet will show both
head and full tail above the horizon
On May 23 the sun sets at about 1920
o'clock in the latitude of San Fran
cisco, and as the comet follows the
sun by three hours and forty-six min
utes, the head will not set on this
date till about II o'clock in the even
ing.
Accordingly, from $3.50 till 1o:3O
o'clock p. m, when the moon will be
nearly covered by the earth's shadow
in space, in the evening of Monday,
MAY 23, everyone should watch for the
eclipse and the comet, as both will be
visible at a seasonable hour of the
night. 1t may be long time before
we again see two such wonderful
sights.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
MANNER OF COL. SW0PE'S
DEATH CAUSE OF INQUIRY
Investigation Brings to Light
Much Evidence

KANSAS CITY, May 16.-Dr B.
Clarke Hyde had been under suspicion
in connection with the mysterious
deaths and illness in the Swope family
ever since the death of Colonel Thomas
H. Swope in October, 1909. The death
of Colonel Swope followed soon after
he had suffered a Sc ere convulsion,
and the convulsion, it was charged by
members of the Swope family, followed
Immediately after the administration
of a capsule given at the direction of
DR.. Hyde. DR.. Hyde sid 1t was di-
gestive tablet.
1t was proved at the trial that DR..
Hyde had purchased cyanide of potas-
sium in five-grain capsules, and he
was prosecuted on the belief that he
gave one of them to Colonel Swope.
Two days hefore the death of Colonel
Swope Moss Hunton, a cousin of the
millionaire philanthropist, died at the
Swope home following what was re-
ported as a stroke of apoplexy.
DIR. Hyde and DR.. G.. T. Twyman Of
Independence, Mo. treated Hunton.
The patient was bled profusely it Is
charged, at the suggestion of DIR. Hyde.
After six pints of blood had been taken
from Hunton, the bleeding process was
Continued on Page Twel
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
PAY S-YOU-ENTER CARS
WILL LESSEN ACCIDENTS
(special to The Herald)

CHICAGO, May 16.--Local street
railway officials gave out today
statement covering the operation of
pay as-you-enter" cars since their
first use in Chicago, about two and
half years ago The cars are declared
to have lessened accidents, shortened
stops for the purpose of taking on pas
sengers and to have increased by 121a
per cent the length of the "car mile"
The statement says the cars have
proved a greater success than had
been anticipated even by their strong
est adherents within the company.
The greatest Improvement from the
public service Viewpoint has been:
First the saving in life and limb by
the reduction to the minimum of the
cases of accidents resulting from
boarding and alighting; second the
placing of practically all the lines on a
greater speed schedule; and third, the
convenience afforded to patrons.
For period of two years, from jan
uary l. 1908, to January 1. 1910, the
scope of the improvement over the pre-
vious two years, before the system was
installed, is given in the following re-
capitulation:
APPROXIMATE DECREASE
Per cent.
Decrease in accidents caused by
falling or off and dipping"
cars (all lnes). )............,..... 81 lilo
Decrease in liable accidents in
boarding and alighting from cars
(pay- -as-you-enter cars only )... 62
Decrease in duration of stops in
loading and discharging passeD-
gers (stops in loop where move
ments of cars subject to cross
ing policemen not included) ..... 45
Decrease in length of the car mile. 12ts
Decrease in payment of personal in
jury claims growing out Of board
ing and alighting accidents for all
cars equipped and not equipped. 81 20
APPROXIMATE INCREASE.
Increase in gross revenue since the
system was installed ........... ~
Increase in revenue due to collect
ing full quota of fares gain In
street terrieory because of In
creased efficiency in loading and
unloading ...-.... So 49,. $500 q 80
Increase in payroll mile, ...,..... 1874
Percentage OF cars equipped with
pay -as-you- enter system (Chica-
go city Railway company to
ADril 1. 1910. 0.................... 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-17
RO0SE VELTs LOOK
ON DEAD MONARCH
From Solemn Scene, 7. R. Turns
to Formal Visits on Score
of Royalty

LONDON, May 16.-For the first time
in its history the great bell of the CLOCK
tower on the house of parliament, pop
ularly known as big Ben" will be
tolIed every fifteen seconds while King
Edwards coffin is passing tomorrow
from the palace to Westminster hall
and again on Friday while the cortege
is leaving Westminster. Its booming
will be the signal for the great guns to
fire a salute to the passing of the mon
arch.
Ferdinand of Bulgaria has decided to
attend the funeral and will be the ninth
king coming to London for that pur-
pose.