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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11

will press this point, regardless OF the
outcome Tonight, in order to settle
tho matter for once and all, with an
eye to possible future strikes. Two
hundred applications for licenses were
filed this afternoon.
Due To Mayor Gnynor.
IL wnA directly due TO Mayor Gay
nor that the agreement was drawn
zip and signed. Last night the COM
panics issued and to-day printed In
tho advertising columns of the news
papers a long statement defining thoir
position.
When came to the office. said
Mayor Gaynor tonight, and was
shown the published statement OF the
express companies, / saw that IL
boiled down II meant the same as the
terms tho men agreed TO last week
In my request sent for Mr.. Townc
and asked him to reduce 1t to such
a short form and see If the express
companies would not sign 1t. He did
so, and they all signed.
i then got together the COMMITTEES
of the striking employees of the COM
panies. and they signed paper agree
ing to the terms"
Tho worst of the trouble to-day
came not from the express empires.
hut from the striking taxicab eNiuf-
feurs who went out with them In
sympathy. They mohbed taSiGabs
driven by non-union men and squab-
blcd with tee -olice until 1t was neces
sary to threaten them with drawn
revolvers and with swinging night
sticks. Bottles. stones, bricks and
loose ends OF iron flew thick and fast
and there were many broken hends,
but only five arrests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
.FATEOF PROPOSED
CHANGES|N DOUBT
At Least Two of Amendments
Have Been De-
feated.
OFFICIAL COUNT NECESSARY
Two Weeks Will Probably
Elapse Before All Re-
ports Are Iii.
OFFICIAL COUNT NECESSARY

with returns from forty five Of the 100
counties and from fourteen Of the
twenty cities in Virginia, some Of them
complete and some reported only as to
majorities, the fate of the amendments
to the Constitution allowing treasurers
and commissioners of the revenue to
succeed themselves still hangs in the
balance.
Unquestionably. the extension Of the
sessions of the Legislature and the
amendment regarding the reading OF
bills have beon decisivcly defeated.
The official returns as to the amend
ments will begin coming to the office
of the Secretary of the Commonwealth
to- day. but probably two weeks will
elapse before all counties and cities
have reported. This is because when
many county boards OF canvassers meet
they find that errors have been made
In certifying the returns. This neces-
states a postponement, while the
Judges of the delinquent precinct are
brought to the courthouse. Evidently
the official count will be necessary to
determine the exact result,
Many Not Reported.
Quite a number Of counties re-
ported the official result yesterday to
The Times-Dispatch, but, as will be
seen, more than half of them are still
missing.
Apparently the provision as to
treasurers and commissioners In
counties has better chance of success
than that referring TO the same off,
GERS In cities. While the former is
about 500 votes ahead so far as re-
turns have shown, the other Is only
about $50 ahead.
Following are the figures reported:
Amendment extending legislative
sessions. For, 6.7S9; against, 1924.
Amendment simplifying legislative
procedure For. 1o,52s: against, 1893.
Amendment permitting treasurers
and commissioners of the revenue in
counties to succeed themselves. For,
15,S4S; against, 1868.
Amendment permitting treasurers
and commissioners of the revenue to
succeed themselves. For, 1890;
against. 1856.
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News of South Richmond

strong, fast team, this year, and have
showed up splcndidly all through the season
LEFT end sarp .aeks
guard; Smith, centre; Perdue. right guard !;
Moore, right guard; a. Goyne, right end {;
Shepherd, quarterback; f. Bruce, left half;
II. Goyne, fullback: Tyler, right half.
The Richmond Transfer Company will ap.
pear in court at . o'clock this morning to
answer to the charge OF running an auto
mobile upon the streets without proper light
and city permit.
r F. Rurks & Co. dnc), who were fined
$500 and costs before Magistrate Cheatham
Wednesday for peddling In Chesterfield
county, will again appear In Oak Grove
similar charges.
Wedding Invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander Hauser have
Issued invitations to the marriage OF their
Rood, the event to be celebrated Tuesday
morning, November %. at 1880 o'clock. In
ST. Johns Church. Augusta, Ga. Miss Haus-
er has been frequent visitor to this COM
munlty and is most popular,
Invitations have been received in South
Richmond 10 the marriage OF Miss Laura
Fiske Marshall, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus EbrIdge Marshall. OF Brighton. Mass.
Mass. The groom elect is former resident
of Manchester, and the event Is OF much
social Interest here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fitzgerald, whose
wedding took place Thursday evening
have let for trip to Washington. New
York and Chicago. On the-r return thay
will be at home to their friends at 1925 Nc
Donough street. Mrs. Fitzgerald was the
popular Miss Maze lone strader.
General News Notes
The Educational Association mot last
night IN the old High School building. cor
ner Eleventh and Banbrldge Streets, at $
O'Clock. Many matters pertaining to the
school were discussed
Miss Agnes LaPrade, young dsushter Of
the city surveyor, who has been Ill FOB
some time with diphtherla Is slowly I'M
proving.
Miss sale Turpn is the guest OF her sis.
ter, Mrs. Edward Walkerson. at Amelia
Courthouse.
to attend a house party AT Judge Ferrys
In Lynchburg,
few DAYS ago for their home In New York
Miss Kate Gary, OF Henderson, n. q, -
spending some time with the Misses Eleanor
and Lyle Gary.
George q, Gary, his two dauEhters. Elea.
nor and Lyle, and his Mess Miss Annie Du
Va will leave to-day yor tomorrow 70 az
tend the horse show III New York.
W, II, owens after business and pleas
IRE trip throughout tho South reached South
Richmond last Monday,
Miss Atwell. OF Petersburg, ID the guest
of Mrs, Henry y. Pfelner
Mrs, Marsdon and son, Of Norfolk. are
yis!tips at the ho og pi Ars' esEge 2. GsfA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
MISSING FROM HOME.
Friends of Bristol Man Fear He Has
Heen Murdered.
Especial to The Times-D Dispatch. =

Especial TO The Times Dfspatch.l
Bristol. Va, November 10.-W. H.
Goodwin, fifty-tive years old. who came
here recently to accept position, has
been mysteriously missing for more
than week. He was last seen in a
hotel at Abingdon. He suddenly dis
appeared, leaving a suit case and wear
ing apparel in the hotel and his team
in a livery stable He Is a widower
With young son. Knoxville business
men recommended him highly to the
Bristol firm. He has relatives in JEFF
ferson county. Tenn. but efforts to
locate him through them have failed.
His employers fear he has been muir
/ dered =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
TUMULTUOUs SESSION
Catholic Deputies Make Bitter Attack
ON NJ, LufYerre

Paris November 1c.-Another tumul-
tuous session of the Chamber of pepu-
ties was held to-day. The Catholic
members made vioieSht personal at
tack on NJ. Lafferre, minister of labor.
who, they declared, was united for a
place In the ministry because. as q
Lender OF tho Freenla sons, he had de-
tended the alleged system, OF denun-
citation OF army officials suspected OF
clerical leanlngs In 1904.
Premier BRAND. who was also Bit
terly attacked by the Catholics and
Socialists, elaborated his ministerial
declaration by proposing the appoint
ment OF a permanent arbitration COM
mission to deal with future labor con-
diets II this was not accepted. how
ever, he said, the government would
not tolerate a strike among the en-
ployes OF public services. such as tho
railroads. which might result in throw
Ing open the frontiers 10 possible
enemy and endangering the security
of the republic.
A vote OF confidence in the govern
ment was adopted 2as to 200.
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went ylrslnia Reyerse..

wheeling. W, VA. November lo.--Re.
vised returns from all counties in west
virginia give the following unolncial
pluralit!es for Congress:
FIRST District. John w Davis tDemos,
crat). OF clarksburg. 3,2tl: second
cratS. OF Kingwood. 1880; Third DIS.
tricr, Adam b. Littlcpage democrat
John Il. Hamilton (Democrap. OF
GrantsviIle, 1926; Fifth District, James
4 Hughes (Repub!ican). 1000. Lates,
,,ynres on the Legislature show that
beedy is Democratic on joint ballot
which will retire senator Nathan ..
Scott next March. Three CANDIDATES
are already In the field.
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sLEsIP CLAIMS ELECTION.
Declares that He WINS by at Least an,
Majority.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
Bristol Va. November l0--Congressm,
c. b. Slemp spent this afternoon In BrIsto
He issued statement, claiming that h.
mad been reelected by AT least S0l majority
stuart's majority OF s75 In Bristol stand,
unchanged. In Wythe Slemp's matorit,
was found TO be two instead OF one.
message from Lebanon states that Inc offi.
cial count in Russell shows stuarts ma.
Jority In the county TO DC $50 Instead az 1S7
Bland remains IS for Slemp. Dickensor
county reported yesterday az having 30 ma.
jority Tor Stuart Is now placed in stuart,
column with 10 majority.
In Pulaski the count !s hung up until to,
morrow on account OF the returns hayInt
been sent in from two precincts unseaIeh
In Washington county similar condItior
in ono precinct has tied up the county. Tn,
official count in Scott gives slemp a ma
iorstY OF az in that county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
WANTS AEROPLANEs
Secretary of War Dickinson VIII Ask
for Their Purchasc.

Washington, November 1o.-Congress
will be asked by Secretary of war
Dickinson to buy five or ten aero
planes for the army. The secretary
nararraph of his annual report to the
Subject of flying machines. General
Allen. chief signal officer of the army.
has recommended twenty. machines for
the armys use. Mr.. Dickinson is not
convinced that the government needs
smaller number. He Is convinced,
however that the United States must
Aouip itself with air craft II 1t is TO
Keep pace with the other powers.
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Official returns for Floyd county show:
For the Sixth Congressional District
Glass. 3o1; Allison, II. For the Fifth
Congressional District-Parsons, sl4;
Saunders, /.
Proposed amendments to Constitu-
ton: For section 46. ale against, 60 for;
section 81. &c against, 46s for: sections
l1s and 40. 76l against, 1s3 for: sec
tion no, ISL against. 1873 tor; sections
1l9 and 40, roo against. LAG for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
Result In Amherst.

ISPetIHI 70 TIC TIT p..VotfI a.
Amherst Courthouse, Va. November H.
The election commissioners OF Amherst
county met here to-day and canvassed thu
vote in Tuesdays election. the result being
that all OF the amendments, expecting .hs
proposition to extend the time OF tho uen-
erai Assembly were carried In the county.
THE extension OF the General Asscmbly's
term was defeated in the county BY more
lec
For Congress-. Flood. 4ol, For extension OF
the session OF the General Assembly, 1871
against 2is: for simplifying legislative pro-
cedure s.. against iae; for election o. .sea :.
urers and commissioners of the revenue 10
the counties. 2ei, against 81; for election OF
treasurers and commissioners OF the reSe'
nue. in tho cities, $685. against 81
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NOTING AT n.GERsrowN.
Crowd stones Policemen Who Prevent
RuiIdinS of BOnflreS.

Hagerstown. Nd, November To-
Charged with being the leaders
of a crowd of men and boys who
attempted to incite a riot In Ha-
serstown j. Scott Bower, Clayton
Sewers and Ernest o'Connell We're held
by Justice Hartle for hearing FRI
day. At the same time orders We're
issued TO the police to arrest all who
participated in the riot, during which
Chief of Police Benner and Special Of
ticer Charles D. C. ohler were in
Jured.a
The trouble started over the efforts
of the officials to prevent bonfires.
Chief Benner and Officer Ohler We're
both injured by stones hurled at them.
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Special to The Tlmes-DIspatch.

r, Vf-PtN,,tAIe,t" = TIC 7 IIIIVh- IJISDa ICh.
Iolorado springs, Col, November 10
,A.nl,nlotuneemsnt is made of the engage
, .re OF Jefferson Hayes Davis. son Of
springs. and Miss Dewitt also of this
cry, Young. Mr., Davis is a grandson
OF me late Jefferson Davis, Confeder.
aye PRESIDENT, and his name was chang
go ,h py ACT OF Legislature TO perpetuate
the e. name of his grandfather.
The Hayeses are prominen, IN ha,,, !.
INF ana society circles. The weddinp
VIII take place in Colorado Springs "n
december ~, and will be a sooietv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
commissioners in cities, sos: against
ONE AMENDMENT LOST.
Three of Proposed Changes Carried In
Roanoke County.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Roanoke, Va. November 10.-The
canvass OF returns from Roanoke coun.
ty for the election Tuesday was made
In the courthouse at Salem, and show,
ed that three of the constitutional
amendments had been carried, the only
one lost being that which provided for
the extension of the session of the Gen.
eral Assembly. The vote was as fol
lows: For section 4+-44, against. 43l
for section $3.50. against, 1o1 TO.
section 11o-345. against, 153; for SEQ.
ton 1l9-12o-32s. against, lis.
Congressman Carter Glass received
AT votes, while Allison. the Sociaiis,
candidate, got thIrty-eight In the coun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
Returns From Pittsylvaniu.

,..tSpecial to The Times-Dispatchl
Chatham, Va, November 10.-Ofticial
returns from Pittsylvania give Saun-
ders 1927; Anglin, 2: Parsons, 1000;
Anderson, 5. For amendment extend
Ing Legislature. 551; against, 1,044.
For simplifying legislative procedure,
14S; against, $50. For election of treas
urers and commissioners In counties,
9b2: against. 642 For treasurers anu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11

We are building up cloth
ing business with our juvenile
customers by the peaceful art
OF patience.
Ittakes more time to sell a
$3.50 suit for q child than to
sell q $50 overcoat to the ia
Their, but it will pay--we're
working, not for today alone
but forthe future.
The New York styles for the
little ones are right here as
soon as they appear in the
New York stores.
They are made for us under
our own supervision and from
our own fabrics--just like the
1nen's--and we arantee
every garment
Sailor Blouse, $3.50 up.
Russian Blouse, SO up.
Double-breasted, $3.50 up.
Everything else the boy
wears from hat to shoes.
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OGIcIal Vote Of Wythe.

wythcviile Va. November lo--The official
vote of wythe county for member OF Con.
gress: Stuart. l,i.5: Slemp. i4T; semp's
majority. 2. on constitutional amendments
the vote OF the county was as follows For
extension o Legislative session. IS against.
sio for: simplifying lesislatiyN proceedings.
100 against, 2O7 for; section ITO. election %
treasurers and commissioner of revenue lbs
for. So against! section us, slecuon treasurer os
and commissioners OF revenue In cities, 100
for III against.
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Vote in Montgo merry.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.
Ghrtstiansburg. Va. November To-
Complete official returns of Montgom-
cry county give Carter Glass, Demo-
crat, for Congress, 4s5 and w f. All
son, Socialist, 1853. On the constitu-
tional amendments the first one re-
ceived l22 votes to $50 against; sec
ond, III for and 22o against; third,
5l3 for and 1876 against; fourth, 1863 for
and le6 against. There We're only TAI
votes cast in the county, the smallest
number in thirty years.
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Onlclnl Vote Of Luncaster.

Especial 10 Tho Times DIspatch.J
Lancaster, VA. November 1G.-rhe official
vote of Lancaster an canvassed to-day Is AT
follows: Congress, WIilsm a. Jones, 80
George N. Wise 10. For arendments: Ex-
tending session, 81 against. ~ for: simplify
Ing legislative procedure, 81 against, a?i for;
electing county trcasurers and commission
ers OF revenue, 2si against. as for; electinG
city trassurers and commissioners of reve-
nue, 1877 against, 10 for.
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A Trial viii Convince Anyone.

If you feel that your kidneys are the cause OF
your sickness or run down condition, begin taking
DR.. Kilmers Swamp-Roo the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy, because as soon as your kid
health In taking Swamp Root, you afford natural
help to nature, for Swamp. Root is the most perfect
healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that has yet
been discovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
FIRE IN TOBACCO FACTORY.
Interior OF building partially Dc
stroyed and Much Damage Done.

pur.,nm ~ G.. November l0--last
night IRE was discovered bursting
from the Office cosner OF the Walker
or Kedival tobacco factory, near tne
Union Station. Before the hre con, ,
Inc building was partially destroyed
and much damage done, IT ls not
known Just how much stock was DC
stroyed. or the extent of the lnsur-
ance. The fire came near consuming
the entire building and desttoylng ' nv
city stables, which are Of wood, on
the same lot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
DEATHS

at her home. Thirty
third Street, Woodland Heights. at
s.31 r. NJ. November 0. 1910. MARY
ADAMS JONES, daughter OF the late
DR. George " and Louisa a. Jones.
she Is survived by two brothers. Rev.
j. Courtney Jones and Mr. William NJ.
Jones, and four sisters. Misses Lou,
Annie and Emily Jones, and Mrs.
Margaret HoM.
Funeral from st. James Church
FRIDAY at 2. NJ
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK :?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It,

Nature warns you when the track OF
health is not clear. Kidney and bladder
troubles compel you to pass water often
during the day and get up many times
during the night.
Unhealthy kidneys cause ur'bago, rheumatism,
joints or muscles. at times have headache OF ind-
gestion, as time passes you may have q sallow
complexion, puffy or dark circles under the eyes,
sometimes feel as though you had heart trouble,
may have plenty OF ambition but no strength, get
weak and lose flesh
il such conditions arc permitted to continue
the very worst form Of kidney trouble, may steal
upon you.
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Vote Against Amendmep t..

Especial to The Times -Dispa tch.J
Boydton. Va, November lo.--The Off
cial returns for Mecklenburg give r,
Turnbull, Democrat, sci. For amend
ment to section IA, article 4 63 votes
against 446: for amendment so article
4, l2l against 37s; for anne ndment ITO,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
South Richmond Bureau,
The T.mes-Dlspatch,


John Riley. OF Richmond employed a,
me southern Shops. was painfully burned
yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock willis
engaged IN work upon an engine. The acci.
dent occurred In the round house. and NJ
2. Murphy, foreman OF the shops. liv!na
give the details. Dr.. Oscar Owens, surgeon
at the shops. when called UP last night said
the man had received burns upon his hand.
and neck. but not severe enough to proven,
him from working to-day.
The case OF Matte Mo6by and Minnie Hill
against the Virginia Railway and Power
Company will come UP for trial in the
Hastings Court, Part 2. December l. Many
months ago the wagon in which the two
women were seated was struck by car and
about Thirteenth or Fourteenth on Hull
Street.
Dangerous Prank.
Some thougthless youths set fire to some
brush near the Manchester Ban PARK, now
owned by the American Tobacco Company,
and endangered the park and surrounding
property, The flames spread rapidly. and II
not checked might have !npariled the park.
Since the sale OF this ball park to the Amer
lean Tobacco Company 1t Is not known def.
nitely where the baseball games Of the COM
ing season In this community will be play
ed. Spring Hill, directly on the Forest Hill
car line. Is the most probable place for a
location.
Football Game.
Chester High School eleven rolled np the
score of 80 to against the Richmond Acad-
emy Wednesday afternoon on the Chester
grounds Nettles. Hancock and Johnson did
the best work for the Academy. while r.
Bruce was the star of chester. r. Bruce
and Tyler made three touchdowns each.
The referee was Stiles OF Chester: the UNI
pire, Saunders, OF the Academy, and head
i!nesman. Bowes, Of V. p. !. Chester has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
1s5 against 827; for amendments i.
and LEO, 1876 against 33a.


ISpetIHI 70 Tic. THE !. DIspatcH
saluda, Va, November 10.--OffIcial votes
OF Essex county: w. A.. Jones, Ell, q. N.
Wise. 80. giving majority OF rs for Jones.
For amendment to the Constitution extend.
Ing sesaion OF the General Assembly, 20 for,
!la against; for amendment simplifying lag
islattvc procedure, 30 for. IA against for
amendment relative to treasurer and com.
missioner OF revenue. 0l for. 1876 ngninat.
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POPE TOLD OF T. RS DEFEAT
vatican Gets Special Message From
New York.

New York
Rome. November 1o.--The results IN
tho American elections were learned
hero with the keenest interest. Cardi-
nal Merry de Val, the papal secretary,
had message from New York, when
he took personally to the Pope. to
whom he said that the Democratic
victory meant defeat of Colonel
Roosevelt generally
The cardinal remarked that Demo
cratic control of the House OF Repre-
sentatives would result in situation
like that of Cleveland's first admins
1rstion, and that President Taft would
md 1t more difficult to further his
,pcl!cieS
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IN MEMoRIAM

sad hut loving re.
membrance of FREDERICK c. GER
MELMAN. who departed this life tive
years ago. November IL. 1909
Peaceful be thy silent slumber--
Peaceful In thy grave so low:
Thou no more Will join our number
Thou no more our songs shalt
know.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day OF life Is fed,
Then in heaven with joy to greet
thee,
Where no farewell tear Is shed
(BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.)
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Preyaleney Of Kidney Disease.

Most people do not realize the alrming increase
and remarkable prevalency OF kidney disease.
While kidney disorders are the most common dis
eases that prevail they are almost the last recog-
tent hemsslses Nth doctoring the Effects, while the
original disease constantly undernnes the system.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-11
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
G "A 8 T Q Fri q

The Chicago and st. Louis Special
leaves Richmond, Gas p NJ. daily;
reaches Cincinnati 10 A. NJ. Chicago.
6 p. NJ. and ST. Louis. slo r. NJ,
day following. connecting for the far
west-a train Of luxury. speed and
comfort other trains for the West
leave Q p. NJ. and II P. NJ. daily.
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OBITUARY
Tho.. r. Mcvey.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Burlington. ~ c.. November "
Thos, F. McYey died at ms nome ts,
after brief Illness. Funeral services
we're conducted to-day at Snow Camp
and interment was made In the chuFch'