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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-25

Fresh Cut Flowers or all descrip-
tions for Easter at Blake's, i2G West
Center street 3-24-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-25

English was spoken by 22,000,000
people at the beginning of the nine
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-25

The Home Vacuum Cleaner is dust
lass. powerful, esay. 1t removes dirt
dust, sand, fuz and other like accu-
mutation all in one operation.
3-14-1mo
Monuments-213 East Center st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
HGNDl GIVEN CHARGE
Of CITY PUMP HOUSE
----------~--~-----------
Is Elected to Fill Unexpired Term
of Late Alexander
Delaney.

Inspector Joseph Heindl OF the city
water department. was Thursday
night elected superintendent of the
Richmond pumphouse by the council
committee on water. Mr.. Heindl viii
flll the unexpired term OF Superin-
tendent Alexander Delaney. who died
March 20.
There were two other active candi-
dates for the piace-Captain James
creamer, of the gas department. and
Engineer James PampIin. who for a
number OF years has had charge of
the City Hall machinery. Assistant
Superintendent Henry Mander. of the
pumphouse force, was spoken OF as
a candidate. but he refused to run
against any one else, His name was
CONSEQUENTLY withdrawn.
Following the nominations, the
reading of letters of recommendation
submitted by the several candidates,
the clerk of the committee called the
roll and announced the vote.
For HeindlMessrs. Butler, Hob
son. Huber Mile and Reynolds--5.
For Creamer-~Meryrs. Donahoe,
Fuller, CARRIER and Green--4.
For Panplin -Messrs. Bennett and
Cutehins--2.
When the results were announced
Measrs. bennett nd Gatehtns changed
to Hendf. making hts election final by
a vote of 7 to 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
might be expected to provide himssla

might be expected to provide hinssla
with.
In the basernent Turkish baths,
swimming pools and showers o. vari-
Gus kinds were Installed. Now the
Senate proposes to complete the equip
ment Of the bathing department oe
the United States government. Here
tofore they have been compelled to Get
along with the services OF such ordi-
nary individuals az negro porters. eta
This has been found to be extremely
unsatisfactory. Hence when the lex-.
isiattve appropriation bill came cyeS
from the House II was amended "a ~
to appropriate 81. 800 year for thu
employment Of q professional masa0u4
and considerably larger sum for the
employment Of attendants.
I'VE might a. well 60 the limit 40
member OF the Senate to-day
Whats the use Of having TurkisA
baths and such like unless We can haxa1
a nice massage by one skilled In tho
art? Our constituents ought to realize
that We cannot do justice to- our lewte.s
iative duties unless we have thaee Iit.:
tie attentions a sSs
Insurgent senators are little suspt.
cious Of the innovation and do not Iilce
to be caught enjoying the new iuxuT1s9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
HOPES FOR CONTROL
IN NEXT HOUSE
Mr.. Trunbull Thinks it Very
Likely That Democrats Will
Have Majority.

Congressman Robert Turnbull. of
the Fourth District. who came to
Richmond Thursday night to attend
the meeting Of the trustees of the Nor
NAL school at Farmville, liz hopeful of
a democratic majority In the House
when the next Congress coivenes. Mr..
lfurnbuii said the republicans are on
thsf uneasy seat and that activity at
this time on the part OF the democrats
would mean a victory for the party in
Congress.
Speaker Cannon's reinforcement as
the leader OF the rules committee OF
the House Is the chief topic OF dis
eassion at the national capital. accord
Ing to Mr.. Turnbull. Speaker Can
mons power IL not yet uncurbed." said
Congressman Turnbull, because he
still has the authority TO appoint the
members of the rules committee. AT
the next session of Congress the Re-
representatives. win probably take this
power from the Speaker"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
AUTO is DESTROYED
WHEN GARAGE BURNS
Prof. Brainerd of V. p. I. Suffers
Loss Of His Ma
chine.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
BI4ACkSBuRG.- YA.-April- 1.=A
frame building used as a garage in
the yard of Prof w. X. Brainerds
home and comparatively new
White Steamer" automobile belong
Ing to the latter was completely de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday night
Owing to the gasolene In the ma
chine, the flames had made such
Roadway before the members Of the
family could get out of the house
that the chemical engines, which
were hurried to the scene. could do
nothing.
The alarm Of fire was sounded at
barracks. but messages were at once
sent that, as there was no WIND. the
house and nearby buildings were in
no danger. and there was no chance
of saving either machine or garage.
Prof. Brainerd had been working
on his automobile during the after
noon, and the only possible explana-
ton of how the fire started Is that
he may have failed to turn the pilot
| light entirely off. Some insurance
was on the motor, but not more than
enough to cover half the loss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
OBITUARY
Alrs. Rarmond c. parsons.


Especial to The Richmond sirsinian)
II WAkEFIELD. VA, April L.
wakefield was very much shocked 20
keAr of the death of Mrs. Mary 9riggs
1Arnons, wife of Raymond c. Par
a3na, OF Columbia, n. c.. formerly OF
4AiE place. The body was brought
here on the late train Tuesday night,
nnd were taken to the home of Cap
4A3n J. r.. Bell, whose wife Is SIS
HUI VI the deceased, to await the de-
NAfture this morning OF the train to
Dutry Courthouse. where the inter-
lInent took place this afternoon.
Mrs. Parsons was III but ehors
ft1me from an attack of gastritis
when other complications took place,
4r0m which death resulted. to the
Irofound regret of her many friends
here. She In survived by her hus-
hand. Raymond c, Parsons; her six
year-oid daughter, Louise: four Sis
t1FAv-Miss Lila Griggs of Roanoke.
Va: Mrs. j. w. Lyerly, Of Atlanta,
Ga: Mrs. H. r. whitehurst. OF Kan
eas City, Mo-. and Mrs. J. II. Bell,
Df Wakefield. Wand two brothers,
vi. r. Griggs. of Whaleyvilie, Va,
And ,. p. drigEs, of Galveston. Tex.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
RANDOLPH MACON wins
IN DEBATE WITH v. 1 N.
Contest So Close That Judges
Are Divided--Other
Items

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. April L.
An intercollegiate debate took place
last night In the college chapel be-
tween william and Mary and Ran
dolph- Macon. Messrs r.. y. Thomas
and G, G. Bell represented William
and Mary. while Messrs. J. T. Gillette
and q. M. Betty represented Ran
dolph- Macon. Randolph-Macon was
declared the winner. the vote OF the
judges standing to /.
The judges were Rev. Mr.. Nc
Laughlan, Of Richmond; Rev. Mr..
Durham, of Manchester, and Mr..
George c. Cabell. of Norfolk.
A. b. LOTHIAN has sold to Louis
Miller, of Chicago. q ten-acre tract
Of land In Bruton district. York
county.
The James City board OF supervi-
sors will meet hereafter on the fourth
Tuesday In the month. instead Of on
Monday. az formerly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
.nik-Parriish Co.

pay confined to Young America. Like
the poets, comic songs ana nerve
tonics, the eurhstene comedians dos
son, forth with vernai spring. His
prev consists mainly of members OF
the fair sex, who delightediy remove
ribbons from what purPorts to be
five-p pound box of sweets and bon
bons to find dozen glowing yellow
lemons.
Those who are not willing TO take
q joke" on this--the opening day OF
the siily season--are forthwith char-
actrrtxed and dubbed as the mean
est alive"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
LARGE INcREAsE IN

fsnacte, 10 The Richmond Virginia.
WINSTON-S iTt.M. n. c.. April IT,
Tho rece pts at the internal revenue
once for Msrch aggregated $28S,si4.43
which means that 4,s16.24l pounds OF
manufactured tobacco were shipped
last month. an increase over the same
month OF last year b million pounds
This II total Of 13.2bS,6Ss pounds thus
The leaf sales aggregate S.460.070
making the total number of pounds
this season, is,iss,Bs4. The crop soid
tor t1,SO1. 634,23.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
Don't Fail to See Our Linen
Tailor-Made Suits, $3.50 to $40
SIDELIGHTS ALONG
WASHINGTON BYWAYS

* WASHINGTON. April members
of the Washington police force have
a friend in Representative Olcott. of
New York. Mr.. Olcott recently intro
duced bill providing for an increase
in pay and annual leave OF absence for
the street crossing guardians. Not
long ago Mr.. Olcott received a mes
sage to appear Immediately at the
White House. Entering his electric
runabout at the Capitol, he proceeded
down Pennsylvania avenue and near
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
.RAOUL De ROUEN
THROWN BY zYBSzK0
Powerful Pole Succeeds in Pin
ming Frenchman in %
Minutes.
Ok

CLEVELAND. O., April t.
Wrestling fans are discussing to-day
the most sensational mat bout wit
messed In this city in many moons.
when Zybszko, the Pole. and the raw
boned Raoul De Rouen roughed 1t at
Grays' Armory last night, Police
gathered about the ring several times.
fearing a serious ending. The French
man began with strenuous tactics.
and the Pole responded. though Meth
or did anything prohibited by the
rules. Zybszko finally negotiated .an
inside crotch and bar arm and put
the Frenchmans shoulders TO the mat
in 90 minutes. Several times De
Rouen had the Pole In trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
SOUTH HILL HOTEL
DESTROYED By FIRE

SOUTH HILL, VA. April THE
South Hill hotel was destroyed by fire
early Wednesday morning. Some Of
the; guests barely had time to make
their escape and d number OF Them
lost all that they had in the house
The building, owned by Mrs II. Il.
Yaacey. was valued at s3,eee, and
was insured for S1,700. Mrs. s. F..
Epes,- wi4e- conducted the hotel car
RED $1,000 insurance. which will not
cover her loss.
No other buildings were burned
though the home OF DIR. S. s. North
ington was threatened.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
CHRIST CHURCH TEAM
PLAYS FIRST GAM

The Christ Church A1nociatt0n#
baseball team OF Church Hill MtIk
open their season Saturday &1l
they cross bats with the AttOng W4p&
anoke team IN the G. G. =. IRON
Az both OF these teams have 6o<
strongly organised. good
anticipated. Tho Christ Chufc1
sociAtion will have the follot
lins-ubt wiliis Hay and Ndele
pitchers: n. Dyson, shortetopt
Murdock. frst basel John TFn54
and Percy Jenkins, second baee Al
Anderson And w. Wslfshit4s 841yx
base, r. Lowry. w. Bryant NJ M g
ant and Gregory. heldeEA
All teame deGlffng Ga4ne9 Y
|Chxset hpf4h AlQQcl 14 j
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01

court tomorrow morning"
The policeman took the card. read II
and then looked at MIR. Olcott q second
time.
Are you the Olcott that's been look
ing out for us boys at the Capitol?"
asked the policeman.
Mr.. Olcott admitted that he was In
terested in the welfare of the uniform
ed police.
THAT being the case" said the po-
liceman, * am OF the opinion, after
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
fun FOR THE YOUNG
At EXPENSE OF ALL
All Sorts Of Franks Employed to
Give Variety to All
Fools Day.
q wad some power thF
Giftie gaze us
To see oursefs SIS
Ithers see us.

Franks and the small boy had their
tnrIfngs Friday, and pride. which
Uoxth before fall, suffered severely
- Citizen F'ixit attempted to remove
from she sidewalk wornout chapeau.
only 60 draw rack In agony his Tool
from its circular movement wnen ms
f4dai extremities came in contact with
ii 1tocA OF two by four timber, driven
3f1eHt three feet In the ground
Neither did the man who strelee
No Broai street realize that he was
Ne 'dupe of youngsters until he re-
moved from the neither portion of
III frock coat hright-red turnip
Many suffering mortais We're VIC
fims OF practical jokes. administered
/ Nh means Of the telephone and other
-
Hat not only are tricks ON All Fools
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
UNION FAREWELL SERVICES
GIVEN TO TWO PASTORS

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.,
SUFFOLK, VA, April IA fare
well union service was given Wednes-
day night to Rev. Joseph b. Dunn,
who has been rector of St. Paufs
Protestant Episcopal church for Il
years, and who leaves nest week to
accept a cali to st. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal church of Lynchburg. and
Rev. William Mosby Seay, who leaves
the suffolk Baptist church to become
pastor OF Memorial Baptist church
of Hampton.
All the pastors and congregations
In town took part in the service,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
VIRGINIA
WEDDINGS
Observation-Disclosures

(specia, to The Richmond Virginian.)
UNION LEVEL. VA, April T.
Mr.. j. w. Simons and Miss Viola
Rutledge were married Tuesday by
Rev. Il, II. Powell at the home OF
Mr. w r. Gill, Of North View. Va.
The occasion was witnessed by ..ie
family and quite II number of friends,
who follow the happy young couple
with their good wishes TO their new
hame In Amelia county Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
Mrs. A. u. tsouidTnan.
tel a., fpra pt-hsr nnA NsrR{ntan

4 Special to The Richmond Virginian)
KING GEORGE. VA. April -
Mrs, Gouidman. widow OF Alexander
A Gouidman. Of King George, died
Naddenly yesterday of heart trouble
III her home near Point Conway, aged
sixty years.
- Nsrs. Gouidman was. before her
Ane rage, Miss Gray. of Caroline
Ee3unfy. She WAS a prominent and
n 1DtUted member of Union Methodist
t3hHrch. she ls survived ky four
Aanghters and four sons. viz: Mrs.
u Ncrmond, of Boston. Mass; Mrs,
HoEer Boggs. Misse@> Lucy and Alice
f9aairnaa, aof King GeaFgei Messrs.
lawson. alexander b. Hugh and Al
k0use, Of King George.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
Egg shampoo

q. Fl. w.-Egg shampoo will keep
for only a few days. A good mixture
fs TO pour "a pint or boring water
over four ounces Of palm oil soap
shaved. keeping the liquid not until
the soap melts. When cold II vii
be Jelly. and is best poured, while
isquid.g into large neck glass jar,
When ready to use. tablespoonful
OF the soap is beaten into q raw egg.
adding q tablespoonful cE water, This
n massaged into the scalp. which u
theA washeA IN niAas plo9oA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
AMERICANS IN SHAPE
FOR MARHMONT MATCH

BALTIMORE, MD, April L.
Americus Gus Schosnieip. of Bulti-
more. champion light-heavy'veigh
wrestler of America, Ia In grant
shape for his finish match tonight
with Youssif Marhmont. the Bulga-
rtan Americas has trained hard Tor
this bout and Is confident. Marhm oiit
got In this morning and shows very
little outward sign OF his gruelling
match with Zybszko IN Chicago ear
lier In the week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
Nrs. W. a. McNeal.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
RADFoRD. VA. April Mfrs. W.
Is. Messesi tifea IF paralysis STesfnsxf
day evening. She was sh yeary old,
-MAd Is survived BY her hasbaH$ four
AzSns and three daughters Yrs. Me
Neal was a Miss Sarah thchanan,
- Cu!peAAE- 6kins-cnn=
1ucfe1 the funeral servinks in Bourne
Memorial III. E.~churcft The burial
wAa n Ingles Cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
AUTHORITIES NOW SURE.
HOLLAND WAS SUICIDE
Find No Evidence Bearing Out
Theory That Witness Was
Murdered.
Murdered.

Especial 10 The Richmopasst .rginian.I
.4StREOLsKx ". ~tpril There
are no new developments In the Hol-
land case. The murder theory has
few supporters. 1t looks more ana
more like deliberate suicide. No
statement from the deceased has been
found.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
j. ID. Ramsey.

Especial TO The Richmond yirginian.)
Union LEVEL, VA. April t.
n. y. D. Ramsey. OF this place. pass
~ away at his home to-day. after
brief Illness of pneumonia. He
wna ~ years of age. Moved here
several years ago. settled and mar
rid Miss Mary l. Bowers who, with
11ys children by his former wife, sur
ay1ve him. His remains will be lsi.'
10 rest tomorrow In the Bowers
family burying ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01

Nlrth street was hailed by a bicycle
policeman.
Sorry" said the policeman. but It's
you for the station house."
whats the natter" asked the New
York representative.
i've been timing you for six
squares" replied the policeman. land
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01

tects seemed ID have provided every every
possible luxury that full treasury (it
was full when the building was de-
signedt could afford beautiful commit
tee rooms. magnificently furnished pri.
waite offices. mahogany furniture. silver
tixtdrss. rhsfbIe fioorss and. Ia fact,
evssythinn that Svsa : mili6enaiyo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
Captain Cunningham Better.

Captain Frank Cunningham, col-
lector for the city, has almost en-
tircty recovered from the effects Of
his recent surgical operation, and q
now able to spend large part Of
each day In his Office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
uII SALARIES
on UNIFORM BASIS
stsr Comittee Recommends
Action on the Subject by
the Counsel.

~ motion Of Alderman Reynolds
Councilman Cutchins, the water
n1Hittee Thursday night decided to
= 1emmend 70 the council resoiu-
5fiSn looking TO the genera. readtust-
lent Of salaries ard wages In all city
lxn1pArtments.
III wxs shown by the advocates OF
{Nt measure that men Gcing practi-
Nklly the same work. but employed
~ differens departments, received sal
aejes Of different amounts. while there
II sfiil greater discrepancy among
s4ka wages OF iaborers employed In
md various departments.
Neither Alderman Reynolds nor
EOuncfiman Cutchins wanted the sal
nf1Hs or wages of the men reduced.
4hey admitted that practically all the
in employed by the city were well
Nnorth their hire, but they advocated
Nt4raly the adoption of schedule by
watch the salaries of men doing Ger
tn1n grades OF work might be fixed.
Following the adoption of the reso-
faaien. a petition was read from the
! ONCE force OF the water department
4 nnking for an Increase in pay, the APP
!. j51seatsans showing that the work has
Nx&Atly Increased during the last three
fe$rS, while the salaries have not been
raised The matter was referred to
subcommittee composed OF Messrs.
Bennett and Reynolds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01
you've bsen making eighteen niie. an

yUuvb ueUn iuHAfuG eiBntecH Hits" I'M
hour"
THAT Ia indeed compliment 10 my
machine" remrrked Mr.. 0icott. Il
did nel think II capable of more thnn
four miles an hour. Regarding your
invitation must deny myself the
pleasure. ~ am ON my way to the
White HousA, but Il yon insist will
~ - - GAs6 - pAss1 yeml -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01

Members Of the United States Senate
never overlook an opportunity TO add
to their comfort. When the Senate
office building was erected the archi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-01

sizing up your old machine. that u
could not possibly run more than four
miles an hour. Good-by"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-20
MADRIz ORDERS
PRISONERS SHOT
Spare No Lives of Captured Men
and Begin Slaughter With
out Favor.

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 20. -
President Madriz of Nicaragua has
ordered all revolutionary prisoners
shot, according to a message purpor-
ted to have been sent by him to Gen
eral Gonzales. 1t is said that the
message was intercepted in transmits
sion. General Gonzales is in COM
mand of the troops at San Ubaldo and
has many prisoners under his charge.
A part of the message reads: Shoot
without fear or consideration all
revolutionists whom you may cap
ture by attack and all of the prison
ers you have under your charge +"
A copy of the message has been sent
to the provisional government head
quarters and also to the American
state department at Washington.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-20
FOREST fires DE-
STROY THREETOWN
Forest Fires In Occur d'Aelne Min.
ing District Are Under
COntrul.

NELSON, b, G.. July 2O,-From
the tire districts reports are that the
SLOGAN fires are stlll raging fercely.
It is said that Three Forks is entire
ly wiped out, and that Sandon Is
doomed.
A furious fire Is also reported to
have wiped Jaffray and Baynes Lake
of the map.
1t is impossible at present to OBJ
tain particulars,
Al Kaslo the Are is travelling rap
idly, and back firing has been report
ed At Moyie the fire is still causing
anxiety, but at present the town is
SAT-.
The bodies Of the four victims at
the Lucky Jim mine have been taken
to Kaslo, whore the funeral will be
held. The air around Nelson Is dense
with smoke. and the iires north of
there are still blazing furlously. For
tunately the air has been calm.
Checking Pine Greek Fire.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 2O.-The
big Pine Greek fire still RACES mer-
rily. and, while reinforcements have
been sent into that section from the
81 Joe country, and by the county
commissioners at Wallace, the flames
are still far from being controlled.
Monday the fire was burning In
townships a north. range east.
and ~ north. range ! east. all of
which are owned by homesteaders
from Wallace and surrounding towns.
This is said to be the best timber
in the whole section. The force now
hghting Is greater than ever before.
and word from Pine Greek late says
that there ~ some hope that the
flames may be controlled Wednes-
day.
Already upwards of ~ miles OF
trenches have been dug. and the fire
practically extinguished on the North
Side.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-20
PROBATE COURT NEWS

Probate Judge Egbers today rem
dered his decision in the case of
Alfred ludlow. who contested the
probating OF the will Of his deceased
mother on the grounds that at the
time that she made 1t she was not
competent. The decision viii permit
the will to be probated
NIkolas Rodius. the defendant in
the case OF Engler suing for damages
because OF the alleged breaking OF a
mining contract. demanded a jury
trial and the case is being heard this
afternoon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-20
NEW RESTAURANT.

The Silver Grill, under the man.
agement OF H. p Burroughs recently
Of st. Joe. opened its doors to the
public this morning and a very large
number of diners partOok of the ex.
eeIlent viands prepared.
Mr.. Burroughs was in the restaur
ant business at Seattle for severa
years and is experienced in that line
and he will as a result no doubt con
duet a FIRST class eating establish
ment.