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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
PREACHERS OBJECT
TO VICE At FAIR
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1t was this argument that finally pre-
vailed.
Would Not Attend Them.
Rev. DR. Gerald Cuiberson admitted
that he was radical. He wanted Z"
take the bull by the horns. as 1t were.
and to fight it out in the open. He
was even willing to make 1t per
sonal fight II occasion required.
Il have never been to a State fair.
he declared with much fervor and
emphasis and l pray to God / never
will No one more than l approve
of the agricultural exhibits, but there
are ether features that make the fair
most Objectionable. For that reason
urged my congregation to stay
away"
Rev. DR.. E. l.. Grace. calm and
dignified. then arose. Weighing MS
words carefully and deliberately, ne
entered protest against any such
radical action as proposed by DR.. Gull
berson-feared that resolutions on
paper would accomplish nothing. but
he believed that public opinion could
be elevated by proper methods.
Elevate the Farmer.
Rev. DIR. Thomas Semmes took the
same view, but he went further anc
suggested that editors of agricultu'
raj Journals be requested TO assist TX
the education of the farmer along
moral lines as regards the fair.
Rev. Tiiden Scherer again took this
floor and insisted that the gauntlet
be. thrown down then and there
against vice. He even favored the
swearing out Of warrants against
guilty parties, If necessary. DR.
10 hat this "a dRctQE.
ing it To be impracticable.
DR. Lilly again cautioned against
hasty measures. saying: Let's 60 ane
see the directors. l am sure tina
will lie better than the other way.
sides With Lilly.
DIR. Ramsay thought the ministers
ought to do something to make them.
selves felt. as they were undoubtedl!
force in the State. However. hi
yielded to DIR. Lilly's suggestion.
DR.. Bryan withdrew his origina
motion. DIR. Lilly moved that tn.
chair appoint committee to wait OF
and the Rev. DIR. f. r. McFaden, tn,
presiding officer. proceeded to max,
the appointment selecting member
| from each denomination Represented
at the meeting.
Prior to the meeting the Baptis
! ministers in regular weekly session
/ named a committee Of three to lool
into alleged gambling and other vice
at the fair and to report, next week
This committee is composed of Rev
Drs. ]. r. Johnston, d. NJ. Ramsa.
and Il. F. Bryan.
! At Venabie-Street Baptist churcl
Sunday Evangelist Ham. who is con
| Quoting revival services there. ais
/ took fling at the fair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
DR.. FOSTER READY
TO TAKE new JOB
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sonally in charge of the street clean
ing department of Roanoke-which
Will be a new departure in his field
of endeavor. Both DIR. Foster and
the Roanoke authorities are conf
dent. however, that the former will
be able to fulfill his duties as ad-
mirably as he has done those In this
city. which Is saying much.
II suppose ever, thing is settled. and
that ] am going" said DIR. Foster to
a reporter for the virginian. But
l have not bought any railroad tick
cts yet. nor will until / get that
telegram. Neither will / turn In my
resignation here until then You
never can tell what will happen, and
something might go wrong down In
Roanoke at the very last minute.
ably leave Richmond about Novem-
her 1. 1t will take about two weeks
to get my household goods ready for
shipment
Health Officer Levy is authority for
the statement that when Or. Foster
leaves the city will have lost one OF
its best and most faithful employees,
and one whose place Will be more
than difficult to fill
DR. Foster IL an authority on mu-
nicipai health work. and on several
occasions has been in charge of the
Richmond health department during
the absence of DR. Levy. 1t was due
largely to the work of DIR. Foster that
THE recent epidemic of measles was
checked almost before II had started.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
REsCuERs DRIVEN
OUT OF sEPULCHnE
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these were resuscitated with difficulty.
The explosion occurred some five
miles from the mouth OF the mine
and has closed the slopes entirely.
The distance from the scene of the
explosion to the entrance is so great
that il In figured the miners who
we're In the inner tunnels when the
explosion occurred have hardly more
than one chance in a thousand to
get out alive.
That the explosion WAS due to a
collection of dust Is the belief of
State mine officials who are here to
Is advanced. and this is admitted TO
be rather improbable. This Is that
some miner wandered into an aban-
doned chamber carrying his open
lamp and the accumulation of dust
In this chamber caused the tragedy.
Slight Chance.
/ Early to-day a gigantic fan was in
stalled in the main tunnel and the
rescue parties succeeded in gaining
one mile of the "after-damp' which
filled the mine. State Mine Inspec.
tor Jones was in charge and said he
hoped to reach the point of the explo-
sion this afternoon.
There 10 just q chance that the
men are still alive said Jones. THE
mine Is the largest In the State. with
many cross cuts and areaways. Down
In the labyrinth or tunnels are man,
recesses that would afford q refuge
1t In possible that some OF the men
X not caught at the point or explo.
sion, may have found a way in safety
to one OF these chambers
Jones admits that the chance IL
small and the miners who know the
mine believe all are dead.
There In still the widest diserep-
ancy between the figures OF the COM
pany and the estimate of the miners
as to the number entombed. The
company says its checks show fifty.
five miners were in the tunnels al
the time Of the explosion. The min.
ers believe there were at least ninety
To-day there are heard murmured
criticisms by the surviving miners.
There WAS thick dust in many
of the tunnels" said one OF the min.
ers. THE company began three
weeks ago to install pumps and la,
pipes to get water back to the far
slopes. The work Was not finished,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
TWENTY YEARS JAIL
FOR H0UsREAKER
William Perry, Ex-sct Gets
Heavy Sentence ihtings
Court-Other

Convicted Of three Elements
charging burglary. Williefry. an
ex-conyict, who robbed Than a
score OF Richmond hOnv ns;nr
fake keys. was sentence.tv
FIVE years in the penitentir Judge
Witt in the hastings odondav
Four other indictments a, perry
also charged burglary. bir,uon.
weaith's Attorney Folkes,rht !,
unnecessary to prosecute negro
further.
Perry at the time OF hiest sav.
eral weeks ago. admitted r,air
of Detectives Mcmahon to haa
escaped from a peniten tia no va = :
nah, Ga. where he waetr~ a
twenty years sentence for az
John East. colored. wa.ysc,as
of housebreaking and seha IA
fiye years on the public ri
Robert Epps. colored, cssa ~
grand larceny, was also 20 sy.s
year sentence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
BATTLE NTH FIRE
SEEMS HOPELESS
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MIMI. and sprague. Manitoba. ara
threatened Both towns are directly
in the path Of the flames. and at an
early hour to-day the flres,were with
In seven miles OF Sprague and twenty
miles OF Warroad.
The refugees from Beaudette and
Gpoonder rushed to these two towns.
and many having been weakened by
extreme exposure and hArdshipa. will
not be able TO nee further II the
flames sweep down on them.
Two special trains left over the
Canad dian Northern railroad early to-
day carrying fire appAratus. and 1t
u hoped thu towns may be sAvod. The
flres completely surround WArroad
and the big bla8e 10 approaching
Sprague FROM the north.
Great quantities. OF cordwo0d. ties
and telegraph poles. awaiting ship
mont, have been destroyed by the fires
and the total loss from tho ARE, even
IL stopped to-day, would amount to
more than 100000 In lumber and
private property.
II was shown to-day that It least
100 persons are still unaccounted for
from Beaudette alone. The most ss-
rious aspect was revealed when It
was learned that most Of the home
steaders In the fire-swept district were
still missing. They were completely
cut m rem tha tAy0as nd beip&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
vearnont's Population.
DRAPE NUDE STATUE
TO DISPERSE CROWD

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-In hope
of dispensing crowds that gather in
Sheridan Circle, Major Sylvester. chief
of police. this afternoon ordered two
patrolmen to drape the recumbent
nude statue OF Miss Natalie Barney.
which was left on the lawn because
II was too large to pass through the
door OF the studio homie Of Mrs. AL
bert Clifford Barney, Miss Natalie's
mother. and prominent social leader.
1T is the duty of the police to
protect a work OF art thus exposed to
the weather" said Sylvester. AS
the owners are In Europe and as 1t
cannot be placed in the house. have
ordered my men to see that 1t Is pro-
tected. Besides. it is attracting too
much attention.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
STATE SUPREME cor
GRANTS THREE WIS

Three writs OF error were NJ,
morning allowed in the Virrinf'
preme Court of Appeals, two ii
Ing land: the third, damages an
sponsibility Of common carrie
The cases are as follows:
Margaret NJ. Lee, by next or
II. n. Bucktrout, against the WI
ker-i1ee administrators, the sun
Ing from the Circuit Court of ],
City county.
Consolvo & Cheshire against
Norio!k Ferries Company. &C,
land in Norfolk being In Iiti~.t
Christian Brothers aRainst fha
lantic Coast Line. damages amc
ing 70 s1Sl.76 being asked on !
water fountain to have been ina
IN transportation. this suit roin,
from the Law and Equity Con,
this city. '
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
NORFOLK DR|CKllYERs
co OUT ON strike

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 10.--Two hum
dred brfcklayers went on "a strike here
day when contractors refused TO
make their wage scale $3.50 per day
with half holiday at full pay on
Saturday. The present wage scale -
SIS per day, with no half halliday on
Saturday. Both sides declared they
will hold out and the strike may be
continued for some time. in view Of
the fact that contractors say that there
IL not much brick work on hand In
Norfolk at this time which must -
finished at specified date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
MANUEL TO SEEK
REFUSE N LONDON
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public. Is being fostered by the Span
ish republicans.
Despite the vigiiant and repressive
methods Of the Spanish government,
the revelutionists are smuggling large
quantities of arms and ammunition
across the frontier. and II Is declared
they have we'll filled arsenals In ev-
cry section of the kingdom. ready to
distribute arms when the uprising be-
gins.
The leaders are appealing to the
Spanish people. by circulars pasted
on dead walls and delivered surrep-
titiously to rise. rise Immediately in
armed revolt. the success Of the Port
uguese revolutionists being cited to
them as proof that they, too, can
overthrow a crown.
The government 10 fully aware OF
the plans Of the revolutionists, but
u powerless to suppress the move
ment. owing to its widespreadness and
the fact that a vast majority OF the
people secretly. at last. sympathise
with the republicans.
Outbreak Imminent.
Couriers arriving from various
parts Of Spain admit that an outbreak
10 imminent, though no one seems
WAAAtu0 ~ AuNGI8St ~ OplUlOu ~ 10
its probable outcome. II IL conceded
that the success Of the revolt in Port
ugal has inspired the republicans with
= great measure Of condolences, and
has won Thousands Of wavering ones
to tho cause.
The calling to the colors or the First
army reserves on vAriOnH protexta
shows the anxiety the Spanish min
istry feels. Tho republicans jubilant-
" declare that the placing OF the
reserves In the field IN an admission
Of weakness on the part OF Alfonso's
government.
II will be much harder 10 topple down
the house OF Alfonso than It was to
huri Manuel or q throne. but, a. II
Manueps, the loyalty Of the army 10 =
doubtful asset, for, save In the case OF
the highest oflcers. there IL no tell
Ing how far the seeds OF dlssension
have taken root. 1t Ia aaaert6d With
confidence that when the revolt actu-
ally begins the army can be counted
upon to turn traitor 20 Alfonso and
decide with the rebels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
unable 70 rehS railroads, Il u
feared they herished.
&SFCknasnkfAF.

unable 70 rehx railroads. Il u
feared they 1lerished.
(srcDasaAter.
The authority that the confia-
grafton to-da1 fair to result in
the greatest dt since the fires at
Hinck1ey, MIN 1885, Railroad
and wire con1.ation are cut of
to the. west 1ney and between
this point anfroad by a wide
stretch OF buriOrest.
Two special passed through
the fires last | but only at the
greatest peril. b attempt will be
made to run tto-day. The Ca
madam Northerpen to the south
ana east, and trains are being
sent to Fort VI. The train
crews have shoe greatest brav-
cry attempting ush all stricken
people to safeta the death list
would have beesmous had II not
been for their
When the fire. broke out 2.0OI
men. women aitldren tried to
board a special OF box cars al
Beaudette. AZ waited for tbs
train to arrive homes were de.
stroyed. Many unable to board
the train and 4 to run dowr
the tracks withYaiting for the
second special, les swept acros.
the right Of wa their charrel
bodies were pickSby the crew oil
the later specials,
y After Rainey WAS filed witt
the refugees 1t "a they woult
be compelled to Arther, az sec,
lions OF the tovkht fire. Thi,
piaze WAS under VI to-day.
Physicians are hurried her.
to-day TO care TORTURED. Whole
families have beaned to deatf
and hundreds arffering from
burns which will in death un
less medical aid al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
DUAL QUARANTINE
PRACTICALLY AT END


Especial to The Richmond VirRiniAn.l
NORFOLK, VA. Oct. 10.--The dual
quarantine at this port was practically
abolished to-day by the commissioners
OF Norfolk. Portsmouth and NORFOLK
county. The board resctnded clanne'
..p,. OF the regulations. which provides
for the inspection Of all vessels cCEa-
Ing from foreign ports. the ntnes
regulations remain in force, but there
will be very few inspections under
them in future. 1t IS desired that i
quarantine officer be retained on the
yearly salary OF $500. paid by the StatA
10 act In all emergencies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
MARKET IS FIRM,
GAINS IN PRICES
Tone at Opening of South Elk
chane Strong-All Issues Show
Increase.

NEW. YORK, Oct. 10.--A fairly
strong tone was displayed in the stock
market at the opening to-day. nearly
evrything traded in showing frac-
tional gazing
After the first hour the market be-
came extremely dull and price
changes were confined to small limits
A moderate degree OF irrcgularity
prevailed after the first few minutes
with q small amount Of stock offered
at concessions In some quarters
Government bands unchanged; other
bonds firm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
Qualify ia Chanesrx.

The following qualifications were
noted in Chancery Court Monday;
Mrs. Mabel r, White qualified as adj
Yninistrtrix for the estate Of Margaret
J. Chandler. The estate is small.
Mr.. Fl. E. hasten qualified as ex-
ecutor for the estate OF Mrs. Cora Lee
Tomlinson. and also as guardian for
Kenneth Lee and Grayson Edwin TOM
linson. The estate is valued at So. SEQ.
Mr. Floyd f. Cartwright qualified as
guardian for Margaret Ella Racket.
The latter is the owner Of small
estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
REVENUE 0FfICERSN
CASE IN DISTRICT IRI
John Thompson Fined 4 for
Refusing to Show
Books.

John Thompson, rectifier. wr.a
500 In the United States Distra',.r.
Monday morning by Judge ,.nd
Waddili. Jr.. for refusing TO gfssr-
books without making stin,n.aa
This ts q victory for which Cow
RI. Chapman. revenue agent, har
striving for 4 long while. Ifrl..
allows the officers TO examine thu,
or any liquor dealer without 80
ter complying with any conditf !
representative Of Thompson, wh,1.
ed upon to show the books, refyo
DO so unless the officers agreed ~
them. sh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
WANTS SIZES
TO DlRATEO
So. Ry. Petitio.orporation
Commission-Nacturers
Will Answer caring.

The Southern railNs petitioned
the State Corporatrommission
asking to be allows REQUIRE all
cast-iron stoves 10 rated when
oHereo ZOE shipmentroad claim
ing tnat uncrated are liable
10 become cracked otherwise
damaged.
stove Neutrality-suspicious. OBJ
1ect 10 the petition. all fight the
new Fulihs' me comm win con-
sequently within the few DAYS
set a time for a heatyhen both
sides will be above Introduce
evidence and argumentive TO the
matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
Verdict For Plaintiff.

A verdict for the plaintiff. fixin9
damages at $1273s was handed down
by Judge Grinnan In the law and
equity court Monday in the suit OF
r. S. Armstrong and Company against
Montgomery and Company. The suit
was the result of a contested claim.
Bottle the plaintiff and the defendant
companies are fruit dealers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
JUSTICE BRIGGS
MAKES GOOD TIME
Disposes of Docket of Forty-Five
Cases in One Hour and
Ten Minutes.

Justice Griggs rQade fast time in
disposing of cases In police court
Monday. The justice held court ex-
actiy an hour and ten minutes. and
In that time cleaned up q docket Of
foray-ffye cases.
This il regarded a. remarkable time
when It Is considered that 90 much
time il consumed in getting prison
ers and witnesses up to the bar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10

The removal OF the headquarters OF
the Retail Merchants Association OF
virginia from Roanoke to Richmond.
lis authorized in an amended char
tier Of the association, fied in chan
Gerry court to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
Buildllnw Pernls.

Permits were issued to the fol,ov,'
oy nuliding Inspector Beck. Mondsv.p
Ensabeth Gervin. to build 4 one "a
street 3126. ". IN
Miss Mary r. Winters. To ren.tr hi.
aeSMss s lolh Jackson street. to co
Jesse Williams, to repair fran
SSsWnecihng. u.s. Jacqueltne street. to 20
Mrs Florence Alvin. to repair fran
3 1wolnnR ana store corner fefershn,
turnpike and Maury street. to cnst ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
Clifton LNe.

Clifton Lee. about sixty years old
OF NO. : East Cary street. died n ,
o'clock Moh6ay morning FOLLOWING -
attack Of heart trouble. He "a.
son OF tho late Rev. DIR. LEROY N
Lee' = prominent Methodist minis.
ser. NJ Lee leaves three sons
~ ss,. ~. duncan Lee. OF Richmond
and Mr., LeRoy NJ. Lee. q Rtchr roms
One daughter also survives. Fmnars1
arrangements have not been com.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
c.rture Illicit sun.

thirty gallon moonshiners stifl
sti1l was recently captured In Johnston
county. y. C., by Deputy Collector
Adams. of the United States Internal
Revenue Department The OUTFIT
though small was complete and had
been in operation only q short while
before the arrival Of the ofiicer. Those
who had been working the plant were
not in evidence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
Negroes Heavily FINED.

Saunders. charged with
Edna Shelton. was fined
D and placed under a bond Of 500
: ninety days In police court Mon
y. Saunders was also fined $40 for
Ing disorderiy In the street.
Sidney Brown. Who was also dis
aeriv in the street with Saunders
. fined $40 and placed under q
Id OF 500 for twenty days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Oct.

AsSss~oAs Sass OSk ~, lSlu.
STATE SECURITIES. Bids Asked.
Va. IS. Old C. and r.. 1888 s4n ss,.
va, Centuries rs. c. and r.
ctr CIT sEcuRIriEs .'''.s% s'is
Manchester City ........
Richmond City, AZ Fl. 1920
Richmond CITY. ii. c 8 Il. 80 ~
H nsssLisas BONDS -
4. g; L \; r.. con TT. up. css -.
{. and O.. Gen. Msr. anc lol -.
Ca l Pae d list s s. { ;al lsss.l,s
Ca Ala. Con. 5s, 1915. .l04
Norfolk and West. ny. Is.
Nor. and West. Posa. IS 1914 IS
Rich. and Dan. Gold IS. C.
s. asas Air Line. Is. 1850 is g 10.
ssaboard Ad5us IN ; g.; 20 =.
20. Ny. LIST. SIS. 1924. $500. los -,
So II. Rev. G. NJ. Is. 1856 -. -,
Western n. {. LIST IS. G.
ssariR s RAILWAY BoNp IS -
Norfolk Ry. l. Co. Ss.
W. Nv. y p. CO. !. 1854 as 80
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par Bid Asked
Norfolk Ry. 4 r. Co.. IS ~. =.
~ ~. g r. Co com. 100 81 a5
VA. Flee. Ry. Div. Co. 100 -, =.
RAILROAD STOCKS Par
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 -. -.
Allan Coast Line Com 100 114h I16
A.. c. L. OF Conn. .......1 100 -. -.
G. and o. -........... SIN -.
Nor, and est Com. 100 II -.
r. +. p. Div. Oblig. 100 -. -.
Sou Railway com. loo ~ -.
Southern Railway pfd loo Sc -.
BAND AND TRUST co. STOCKS
< msrican National 100 100 i65
Hrosa street Bank .....24 -.
1snk OF Richmond 100 lis
DarE a Comr and TT lSt -.
Tanifol Savings Bank. ..20 -.
Eiret National ........ 100 800 sos
Nsrchants National 100 $50 -.
Nstfonnl Bank Of Va. 400 It's hi
~ state q City Bank loo. 40 I7s
russ>rshurE Saw. and lns 20 -.
pisnters National -. 100 $50 -.
aevings Bank OF kich'd. t2h q
st.tnr bank Of Rich'd 80 314
vtrwinia Trust Co.. leo lie -.
SsTNaiyRANCE COMPANIES
". Fire and Marine. -. s. Sc
Virginia state -. =.
MISCELLANEOUS
a. Xmes G.r. 70 chsna co., Co... -. -: i'll iii
~. Car, Chsm CaAe~A As a -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
MalJory.Arnentrog,t,

A marriage license was issued by
Deputy Clerk Rreeden In the musings
curt Monday to w, Edward Mallory
nd Miss Mary 8. Armentrout, both
/ Richmond. The ceremony II set for
tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
PRELIMINARY HEARING
OF PURYEAR CONTINUED.

Magistrate William II. II. Kidwell, OF
Henrico. Monday continued until Fri
day the preliminary hearing Of Con-
stable b. r. Puryear. who shot and kill
ed Jefie Williams las tweek. This was
done in order to have all witnesses on
hand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
QUEEN WILL RETIRE
TO STEM THE TIDE

MADRID. Oct. > (via Hendaye. Oct
10).--In View Of the charges that the
religious induence Or soueon Annette
o1os hAc eone King NanAaalr % >Hctn~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10

me United states Olstrict SouTt
Monday adjourned for the fall term.
However, special session will be held
November 30th. by Judge Edmund Wad-
all, Jr. The fall term OF the Norfolk
court will open on November Tth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10
COTTON ACTIVE,
TONE UNSETTLED

NEW YORK. Oct 1o.--The cotton
market was active and little better
than due, first prices being from one
point higher to eleven points lower.
The undertone was unsettled. how
ever, and after the call active months
sold of about eight points more, raj
lying again on room buying. The SELL
ing was quite general at the start.
Prices: October. 1880 3S: Novem-
Der, 14.43645: December, 1870 %;
January. 14.5S q SO: March. 1850
II; May, 1850 SO: July. 14.S2@SS.
Vermont's Population.
WASHINGTON. .. C.. Oct. 10
The census office to-day announced
the following 1910 enumerations;
Vermont, 355. 1875, ~ an increase OF
1915, or 3.6 per cent. for the entire
State since 1900. Following cities
were announced:
Barre, VT. 1874.
Montpelier, 1886.
Burlington, 20,4sS.
st. Adams. S,3s1.
Rutland, 1856.
The population OF Washington coun-
ty, including Barre. Ii 41.702.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-10

Mr.. ". NJ. Hannah, who Is slated Tor
the position of president to succeed
President Wells. did no. put In his
appearance at the time the meeting
was called. 1t may be that he reached
Richmond at an early hour and will
Join the pagnates after the circuit
business In cOYnnleted
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-20
BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

SEALED TENDERS will be re-
ceived until IL m. of Saturday, Dec.
II, 1910, for 20 tons more or less Of
GO lb. T. Rails, with fish plates, bolts
and spikes.
Proposal blanks are on file in the
Department of Public Works.
The Superintendent reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, Nov. 81, 1910.