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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03

under the regulations, no matter what
the report of the cofoner's inquest
may be.
Several Theories.
The hest theory Of the cause OF
the disaster SO far put forth IL that.
when the launch started for the bat
tleship, the rudder OF the whale boat
was not thrown far enough over. The
result was that the launch pulled the
head OF the whale boat sideways and
IL tipped enough SO that the water
boat may have struck a piece of float
ing wreckake which acted as a drag
and pushed its nose under.
A number Of the officers of the
squadron were inclined to-day to in
sist that the whale boat was not over
loaded. They claimed that II was Gus
tomary in port, where the water was
smooth, to MI the boats that take the
liberty parties back Ia their ships
as fun as possible. they being con-
siderea unsuitable.
Just why the scare Nights were not
turned on Is not thoroughly settled.
Had they been brought into use. il
is certain that at least some might
have been saved. A large number OF
those on 1.-The whale boats had been
the recipients OF much hospitality on
shore. They were hardly in condi-
tion Ia do much to aid themselves
and this also added to the eatas-
trophe.
T. nsali, an ordinary seaman of
Philadelphia reported as having been
seen on the barge. telegraphed from
Philadelphia to-day that he was all
right. but had overstayed his leave
A. Dwinetl. hugier, of Peabody. Mass.
reported at the ship to-day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
RESULTS IN RACES
OF OPENING DAY

The races begun at O'Clock The
grand stand was we'll filled and there
was a big crowd around the paddock.
Results up To- the time of going 10 press
We're as follows.
First raee-2:35 trot, purse. s4oo.
FIRST heat-Ashlaneer. first; Bell
Pier second; Star tirattan, third
Palm Cozene. fourth. Time, 2 231-4
Second heat Bell Pier. first; Ash
lancer. second; Palm cozene. third .
star drattan. third Time, 2:23l-4.
Third heat-Bell Pier. first Ash
neer second; Palm Cozene, third: Star
Grattan fourth. Time, 2:23 Ia
Second race: 10 pace: purse, $500.
First and second heats-Lena Di-
rectly first; King of the Manor, sec
ond, Roy Wilkes, third Time of first
heat, ,: Ii Ia second heat 2;1sl12
Third heat--Iena Directly, first. Roy
Wilkes, second King of the Manor.
third Time. > lal2
Leia Directly wins the race. with
King of the Manor second aud Roy
Wilkes third
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
GRAND JURY RETURNS
TWENTY |ND|CT MENTS
Case Against W. I. Kirby Form
CT Local Theatrical Manager
is Dismissed.


After being in session exactly two
hours. the October grand jury return
ed ~ indictments to the Hastings
Court at l O'Clock Monday afternoon
and then adjourned until Tuesday
morning at II o'clock.
True bills were found against the
following: Wharton Mitchell. two in
dictments for forgery; Isaac Coleman,
house breaking. si.ottie cambridge
grand larceny; William Perry, bur
glars and five indictments fer house
breaking, William Stewart, two in
dictments for house break ing; Robert
II. Epps, grand larceny; Preston
Smith. ma licious wounding. Charles
Jones. selling cocaine, Archer .Ander-
son, bgamy. Baker Stuart. house,
breaking John H Gray. malicious
wounding, and John East. burglary.
The complaint against w. T. Kirby.
former manager of the Bijou Theatre
here, was dismissed. Mr., Kirby was
arrested several weeks ago at the in
stance of Wilmer and Vincent the
atrical firm, who charged him with
emhezzling $2sf. The case was drop
ped at the request of an attorney for
the complanants,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
FATHER ASKS AID
IN LOCATING SON
William Goldthwart. Insurance
Agent from Baltimore Miss
ing for Two Weeks.

Richmond police have been asked
To try and locate Mr.. William Gold
thWalt All insurance agent of Baiti
more. Md, who has been missing for
more than two weeks.
letter received by Major Wer-
ner, chief of police from the missing
man father, declares the latter fears
his son IS i'll in this city. and in des-
ttnte circumstances. The father says
his son was dismissed from hos
pital IN Norfolk about fifteen days
ago, and started Cor Richmond Since
that time nothing has been heard OF
him.
hTe police are asked to Investigate
particularly i'll the local hospitals.
The missing man is thirty years old
siN feet tall and weighs $50 pounds
lie has light hair and hire eyes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
BEGIN CUTT|hG
GENERAL EXPENSES
Officials Start Hacking Estimates
fer Conducting Various Govern
ment Departments.

>.,.r,,>.. 4, :. oft -
WsSif, !. ~ ,..t,,-.. 10
siEhcr .if'e.f'S ~ ~ Wrestling
pa..'''snss s,sr,,s,ce u.h{sh
VIII uspns Wv ,'a" ~ ,,r,st1e,, and
WI. 'a $50, ri,srit,on and
oaaane' rs o'a3 ~ 81 ~. cnde can
aiss ass "'' -, 49," ss.,r1ne the forth
pe ii.t'. :.
~, 80 ,,,t,,,,.s estimates ne
~. ~. ,,r.,s,9ent arn only
afr, 80 ,,rfi.;,,, &c 1gs, wear.
~, a,''t w ,.tl4 b,.x,. he
...'' 80, -. a. ans, nno 49, fban II
s'',,..'s 81. rv,,,,,,t laSt wear The
-, ~, dawn IN, 50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
REGULAR SESSION OF
COMMON COUNCIL
Members Confronted With Vast
Amount of Routine Business To
Decide Sewer Route.

the ommon Council will hold a
regular monthly meeting Monday
night at = O'clock, a vast amount of
routine business viii come up tor dis
cllssion, chief of Importance among
which probably viii be the deciding
ON the route to be followed by the
Dooley sewer main in Clay ward
The committee on streets has recon
mended that the old route through Ma
lor Dooley's "MaNmont' property be
abandoned In favor OF a route along
Virginia avenue. The latter Will be
cheaper, 1t is said. Major Dooley also
has offered to pay the city $4,000 for
not cutting through his property II
is prohahfe that the recommendation
of the street committee will be con-
CURED in.
The committee on cemeteries Will
also meet Monday night at 80 O'Clock
IT viii be a regular meeting and rou-
tine business will he discussed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
A WINGED MERCURY
AT AGE OF 20 YEARS

Father Abra ham is what the a
y, r. strikers cali him. although his
real name is William Hart. He ID
nigh onto TO- as he says himself,
and lives in boarding house at 101
East Ninth street. and his present Oc-
cupation Is serving as enc OF the
winged Mercurea the Western Union
has engaged at 81 day. instead sOt
the old wage OF 81 cents, to carry
its messages in the absence III the
thirty-five or so boys who are holding
out for a larger share of the divi-
dends.
I'm nigh onto 7o.'' ne repeated,
but i've never had the rumetiz. ~.
ing a temperate man--though
smoke occasionally--and l get al0nn
pretty well. )" .aE
This optimistic view OF things wAn.
delivered by the ancient mes sen0Grs
recently in the course OF rushing =
telegram from the Western Union e.
tices. al Fourth and Robert streets
to the Office of the Erie railroad, IT
3s5 Robert, hundred feet IN -
street. This took s. minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
STOCKS IRR[GUlAR
PRICES FlU0T|ATE

NEW YORK, October 3.--A mod
crate degree of irregularity was again
displayed In the stock market ut the
opening and in the early trading. gains
and losses being about evenly divided.
During the last half OF the first
hour sharp upturns occurred in many
issues causing a decided Improvement
all through the list.
Governments unchanged; other
bonds firm.
Increased activity and strength pre-
vailed all through the last half OF
the forenoon and further advances
were made over the quotations ruling
at the end of the first hour.
Further substantial gains were
made throughout the list In the early
afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
REsCUERs FIND ONE
SAILORS BODY



Arthur Farrell, a fruit dealer de-
ciares the woman shricked,
Il don't care, What do | care about
a common sailor want my ring
Its worth more than a common
sailor,
According 10 Gallagher, there were
bout twenty Of ADULTS mess mates
gathered about on the tioat. The wo-
mans reference to tho dead man who
gave up his Lille To save here incensed
the sailors 70 4 frenzy. Gallagher said
and theE made a concerted rush for
her. shouting. Throw her overheard :"
The policeman apd Ensign Blackburn
ranged themselNes@ ahout the woman,
Gallagher declared, and had consider
able difiiculty fighting back the in
furiaied sailors The woman with two
ether women aud civilian who had
beeH ETa6K bufns gHests- We're then
hustled into taxiseab and driven
away.
The board ri inquiry which is try
ing 10 plaC" the responsibility for
The disaster to tho New Hampshire's
launch sat al day yesterday and re-
sumed its task early to-day Every
survivor OF the tragedy will be ex-
an4iHed by the board, which IL com
posed of officers commanding the
Louisiana
After the sailors have told their
stary Tnsign q. u. G. Chavalier. who
was In command Of the launch will
testify. The lips If all who have tes-
tihed have been sealed by orders Of
the coart. and hen the blame is fin
ally placed II that il possible IL viii
he reported directly To the navy, de-
partinent at Washington. Chava
Her VIII have 10 face court martial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
WILL ASK EVERYONE
TO join IN PLAN
|. vnehburg Men to Inagurate
Statewide Movement to Hon
or Ma jor Daniel.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian1
LYNCHBURG. VA, oct. S.-The
whole State of Virginia will he asked
to Join with LYnchburg i'll the cree
ton of monument to John w. Dam
lei in his home city. This was de-
clded upon at the first meeting of
the Daniel monument committee to-
day. Plans were discussed for the
launching Of "A State eide movement.
and when completed will be announc-
ed, The committee consists of TWEEN
~ mem bers, nearly all of whom We're
al the meeting to day. Randolph Har-
iison il the chairman,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
TRAO|NG HEAVY
ON COTTON CHANGE
Strong Cable Reports Send Prices
Up CONSIDERABLE -Tendaucy
Upward. L

MEN YORK, oct S.-~There was q
heavy trade in GOTTEN at the opening
and a much higher range OF prices due
to stronger cables and reports that the
Manchester trouble had been adjusted.
First prices were 10 IL points higher.
The ginning figures had it'll. effect.
being about az expected. but there was
considerable commission house bHrinK
on the idea OF huillsh government re-
port at noon. Up to 1915 the ten
dency of the market Was upward.
Prices October. 1886 a 1865; De-
eemher. $13.s6M lass. January. 1890
a 1888 March. sls.osmi4.il May,
si4.Ia1 li.ao. July. sf4ls&1+ts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
WILSON ACQUITTED
IN DISTRICT COURT

Anthony w. Wilson, assistant post
master of Ballsvilie. Powhatan county.
was acquitted Monday afternoon in the
United States District Court of the
charge OF misappropriating govern
ment funds Judge Waddill instructed
the Jury TO find A verdict of not guilty
IN View of the fact that the money.
1850, was returned by Wilson two
days after the shortage was discovered
by Post Office Inspector L. il Mitchell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
TAXATION FEE SCARES
AWAY BOOK PUBLISHERS

and Company. school hook
pa blish.rs of New York, has notified
the State hoard OF Education that it
WIN not contract for furnishing Books
TO Virginia. This, II lis believed. Is due
to the fee which the attorney general
recently ruled would have to be paid
by All publishers entering into con
tracts with the Commonwealth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
search Continues.

Meanwhile the search Tor bodies
continue Five badly chafred eotpses
have already been found, and the
Of the Times announces
that II now appears certain that TWEEN
t4-one were Killed. The eorpses We're
found under heavy masses Of steel
what were once linotype machines.
and the supports of the building NIL
tHatea beyond ideniifieation
Ii Is asserted by physicians In
charge OF the injured that probably
none wilt die. though several may he
crippled for life, Charles i4oveiace.
suburban editor. is a mass Of burns.
and il il said viii he confined to his
bed for months, 1t Is doubtful! If he
Will ever be abb. t. work again.
General otis issued 81 long statement
to-day. thanking his friends for their
warm sympathy and reiterating his
II rebuild the Times
building better than ever and te prog
ecate the war FOR industrial free
dom more reientlessiy than aer, The
ork al rehabilitation 8fll begin at
oHee he said
squads If detectives afe-seoHstantly
on guard at the homes of General
otis and his sou-5n law. Harry Chand-
Ter. general manager of the Times, and
+ j Zeehandelaer,
The rewards for the apprehension
Of the guilty persons now Total SIS
800, MAYOR Alexander announced that
the cify's reward has been Increased
To s1a.o oG. aud shs, With the $500
offered hv The Central labor Council
aud otftt-r smaller amounts, make this
total
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
confsr On Nav st..ian.

Especial to TIE Richmond Virginian)
I.YNCHBl' re-. VA. oct. s,--Vfce-
President Spencer, of the Southern
Railway to-day conferred with tho
Council street committee regarding the
proposed change in the location OF
the new Southern passenger depot
Nothing has been determined Yet and
another conference will be held later
in the day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03

Marriage licenses We're issued to the
following by Clerk Christian, o. the
Hastings Court. Monday:
Raymond T.. Jackson and Miss Ber-
tina y Nunnaiiy both OF Washington
ward.
William T.. Field Of Chase City, and
Miss Effle f. Mills. of Richmond.
Willie Eddletnn and Miss. Mande s.
Baker hoth of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
Hartman McI'lung.

fspecia % The Richmond VlrGtnlan.1
HARRlS0NBCRG VA. October 5.
State Treasurer Asher w. Hartman,
OF Lexington. announces the approach
ing marriage Of his daughter. Miss
Engsnia. TO DR.. Hunter McCiung. OF
Fairfield, Rockbridge county. The
wedding viii take place at Il, r. Leo
Memorial Episcopal chapel. Wednes-
day November g. at s H. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
Opinions Differ.

The police do not entirely agree
with Burns that nitro glycerine was
the explosive u-ed. Police experts say
they hay" evidence that The explosive
WAS dynamite
The dynamite found under the
porch ur the Xeehandelaer summer
home has been identified as part of ii
large amount purchased at the Giant
Works at Oakland on September 9
by three men Two Of whom gave the
names Of William Morris and \. l..
Bryson The men took the dynamite
aWay in launch -
Earl Rogers, attorney for the Times.
who IL a dynamite expert, is follaw-
ing sth3s clue With the police Rogers
thinks thus dynamite was taken To Los
Angeles by boat. that 80 pounds was
used on the Times building and that
the remainder is still iii Los Angeles
DESPITE the confidence of the police
and special detectives that the Times
WAS deliberately blown up, many still
cling t. the theory that the explosion
was caused hF an accumulation or
gas and that dynamite had nothing TO
do with H. MON labor bodies all
oyer the State are offering their assist
anee IN running down the alleged dy-
namiters.
The police to-day announced that
they had found four one-pound sticks
Of dynamite and a box of explosive
caps last night near the plant of the
Mater Brewing COMPANY. The plant
has been recently threatened several
times with dynamitinK
Whether the peliee suspect any CON
nection between the finding of this
dynamite and the blowing up az the
Times plant has not been announced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
Only Eighth New Cases

NAPLES, Oct 3.-The first- encour-
aging report in the cholera situation
was made to-day that the announce
ntent that in the last twenty-four
hours there had been only eight new
cases and five deaths in Italy and
only one death in the affected dis
tricts elsewhere in Italy The au-
thorities say the disease is now under
control.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
Cotton Average $40.

WASH NtiTpN. T. g.. October 81
According To report made by the
department Of acric ulture to-day the
average condition If the cotton crop
on September - was 65.s per cent
OF a normal. RS compared with I'll
on August IS. 1910. SIS on Saptem-
Der 70 laoa. and 6s-s the average oe
the past ten ears on September IS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
Decrease In C,u.~d Cotton.

N \ SH NtfTPN. u Z. Oct. 81
census repor; on cotton ginning issued
by the Department of Commerce and
Labor shows to- day s.a09.sif baieo
counting round as half bales ginned
from the growth Of 1910 to September
25th A. compared with s5ss,iSo for
1903 and 45ao,sas for 1905.
Round bales included this year arA
3s.1tT compared with 4S.atn fer
1909. and 57sl07 for 1908
See. Island bales for 1910 are s.ii1,
as compared with a3.s3a for 1899, and
lI4S% for 1908
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
BULLS CONTROL
COTTON MARkET
Di>courasing Government Report
on Commodity Causes Jump OF
% Points III Price.

NEW YORK. oct. 3.-The h9il eie-
men, assumed control ri the cotton
market following the publication OF
tho government crop report showing
that the condition of the staple was
not so good as a month ago. There
n as very if,-sass- htifaag ana tfsr pr rec
advanced twenty points,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
DEPUTY SHERIFF SUED
By MAGISTRATE J. +. LEWIS

Close on the heels Of his $40. 900
dmage suit against the Richmond
journal, Magistrate James r. Lewis.
OF Iienrico county has filed an addi-
tfonal suit, also for $4,000 against
Deputy Sheriff Frank Traylor, The
suit charges libel, and is the out
growth Of the tria lof Magistrate Lewis
on charges Of misfeasance In Office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
COURT |NsTRUCTs
JURY TO PROBE
tcoettnued from First Page

thing TO do is to proceed with the
purglng Of the registration. books un-
der the statute that the Antl-Saioon
League proceeded some time age.
That the reason the antl-saluon peo~
ple failed was because 1t WAS not S1f-
ficient To prove that q man not living
six years at the place from which he
originally registered. because he might
change his place az residence In his
original precinct or ward half dozen
times during that period and stu be
resident
Mr.. Rrockenberousb said ii would
he essential 10 get the aid of those
who really knew who should he and
who should not he removed from the
registration books Ell Norfolk before
anything tffectuai can be done along
the line of puretng the books.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
search for $4,000 Necklace.

NEW YORK. Oct "a rigid
search and further investigation to-
day on board the Hamburg American
liner Deutschland failed to reveal any
trace of the $4,000 diamond neck
lace reported missing by Mrs. Oscar
Turner. Il passenger when the steamer
locked late Saturday The disappear
ance Of the valuable string is still
shrouded in complete mystery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
FALLS FROM CLIFF.
BROWNS IN CREEK
Man Digging Herbs Rolls Down
Hillside and Into Deep
Mill Dam.

Especial to The Richmond Nirgnian.1
WYTHENIII4E. VA. Oct. ga white
man named Summers fell from a cliff
into Stones mill dam on Reed creek.
in the suburbs Of Wytheville. while
digging herbs Monday morning and
was drowned. He was a stranger
here He came from Cripple creek
station,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
Funeral Tussdsy.

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian)
LEXINGTON. VA. Oct 3.-The fti-
neral .f William \. Glasgow, who died
Saturday night, will take place Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock from his iats
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
CATCH NEGRO BIGAMIsT
WHO JUMPED HIS BOND.

After jumping his bond on bieamy
charge, Nathan JefYries. colored, Of
South Richmond. has been captured
near Gaffney S. C.. according TO tel
egram received by Captain Of Detee-
tives Mcmahon Jeffries will be
hranzht hank 10 Riohmand for trial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
EXHIBITS OF STOCK
ECLlPSES ALL. OTHERS
y Far the Best Every Department Seen Any OF the
State Fairs

poisoning caused by an affected car
buRcle. He was IS years old.
In 1882 he was city solicitor fcr-Leba-
non and in 1894 was appointed judge
for this district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
carbunele Cause. Death.

r. LEBANON, !, t.A.e%s Oct. Former
Judge Frank II, Nelly. one of the lead
ing members Of the Lebanon county
bar. Ii dead here to-day from blood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03

RICHMOND GRAIN .lsRi<ET.
Richmond. Va. Oct. ), 1910
No. 2 red Western q 1.04
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Richmond. Va. 1

STATE SECURITIES. Bids Aske,l
North Carolina. IS. C. ia1.
~, Va IS Old 6 and II. 1898 S4,s ssl,
Va Centuries "a, G. and h
cry SECURITIES ~ 30 =
Manchester City .....
Richmond City. As r.. 1870
Richmond ct,y. A. { 4 Il. -
RAILROAD BONDS -
4 : s; L x ~, =. con na Tr ~ - -.
c. and o. Gen. Mer 4isc 16i
Ga, Pac, list. IS. c. 1922. lis
Ga. Sou. and Fla. 1856 los
GA. Ala. Con. SIS t9A5 lo4
Norfolk and West. Ry. As.
1885 .e.....5...4 %
Nor: ana West. Posa. IS lsaa S. -,
Rich and ban. Gold Is. c.
Sea aboard Adjustment, ss 2oia -
So. Ry, 4 p. Co. 5s 1894
So. RS- 1st as 1874 -. 10Y
So. Il, Rev. G. NJ Is 1856
Western n. c. LIST es. c.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS 5S'
Norfolk Ry. q l. Co. ss.
Va Hy. & p Co IS 1888, SIS 90
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par Sid Asked
Norfolk Ry. & p. Co. IS e'
va Va r. g. : + CO @ n naa, 1 90 4 ~
e. is. . w IoHt lVu "a
Va. Eiec, Ry. Div. Co 100
RAILROAD STOCKS Par,
Atlanta and Charlotte 100
Allan Coast Line Com 100 l4,A
A. G.. l.. of Conn. ..... 100
c. and q. ......4.. ~
Nor and West. com 100 81
r. F. Il r. Div. Obiig. 100
Sou Railway Com. loo "a
Southern Railway, pfd 100 5sb -
BAN KAND TRUST CO. STOCKS
American National 100 100
Broad street Bank ,....2& -.
Bank OF Richmond 100 l18
Bank OF comr and Tr 1873 =.
Capitol Savings Bank. 20 -.
First National ........i00 300 sos
Merchants NatiUna1 -. 100 $50
National Bank OF Va. 100 IIs ISL
va. State city Bank 100 TO IL.
Petersburg saw, and ms 20
Planters National -. 100 $50
Savings Bank OF Rich'd.., 62I. Ga
Union Bank OF Rich'd so ETA
Virginia Trust Co. ....l00 1i6
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Va. Fire and Marine. 81
Virginia State 1880. -. -. -
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer 10. Com $3.50. -. -. -
Va. Car Chem pref. -, l22 -.
Va. Car. Gem Co.. -. SO -
Am. To. Co. pref. 6p CT. o2
Va Car Chem Bonds. 100 -.
SALES,
!. 1000 Virginia centuries So.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03

L Are you going to the Virginia state
FAIR THIN take the Fair Special from
Main Street Station. II leaves at : oe
$500. 800 and 10 90 r. 81. Oh @ednes-
AAs ana Thlrsdas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03
TAKE 7 BODIES
FROM FIRE RUINS
ll,Antlnaed from tNrst rageD

continued from First fag"9
eetoners tneestlgatien Will commence
to- morrow.
The third arrest since the explosion
was that of Martin Eagam, an alleged
anarchist.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03

Chicago Gfnln and FrovisiOn MarketS
CHICAGO. ILL, Oct. 3. 1919.
The leading futures to-day ranged q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-03

The Pinehurst stock Farm. 81
Springfield Center oswego. n. y, has
one OF the finest exhibits of sheep al
the fair. One ram Wen first prize at
indianapolis and took MARY prizes in
England before being imported tc
America, Several fine ewes in the
, flock are prize winners.
An exhibit Of sixteen head of horn
Dorset sheep is owned by W. II. Mi
nor. of Hearts Delight farm, chazy
y. \.
Milton Miilett has a fine herd OF
fourteen head of Shropshire sheep
w II Irwin, of Harrod. o. and NJ
y, Beckley, of HardNick. y. Y, are
other big exhibitors Of sheen.