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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-02
Big League Baseball
Wednesdays Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Al Bosgon- RI e
Chicago 10 o o 1 l o-5 3
Boston. 20 0 0 IL 2
Batter IS Chicago. Overall and
King; Boston, Brown and Graham. I'm
pfres, job nstone and Moran
At RrooatEn- RBE.
PIttsburg: % Oo1oo 0 OIL ? /
BROOKLYN o 0 o Q x 1
Batteries--Pfttsburg Leifield Snd Cab
son; Brooklyn, Barger and Bergen [ M
pfres RigIer' and EHstie.
Al New Yon- RH.E.
Cincinnati. % o % 4 0
New York q 2 o ks II 1
atterie@CEncinnati, Anderson, Row
an and Mclean New York, Mathewsnn
and Meyers Empires, KLEIN and Kane.
At PhiladeIFH,fa- r. II. z.
St Louis o o so IL
PhfIa - 0, o 0 o-5 8 I
Batteries-SG Louis, Harmon, Corri-
dan and Phelps: Philadelphia, McQuil-
Ian and Moran Umpires. O'Day and
Brennan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-02

After carefully balancing the books
of the late White SOX smoker. treasurer
Art woods finds that he has deficit Of
II iron men 20 meet. Who will be the
urst live one to send in 81 to Art o..
The Herald and get his name in the list
of immOrtalS?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Die iuirtbidla ftlidJe Gntuifclnns bcs
&ianfidJon. 8ebietee.

ST. Den IL Sobren ieit lleberlol.
l,ins oes Bod)tgebictes al, Ecutid,.
lano lit Die plonnolle Mrbcit oes
8cid)Smurine. slnltS sur Griflicbung
Der SiilfSouellen oes 2onoes bon
oltBcroroel,tlifem grioIge beIohnt
iporoen. SeIbit Die idJpcrc @nnoels.
Iepreiiiot, bic ieit Dem gl,oc oes
&nIiiid) . Sapnniid)en aricges iiber
SItaIien bcreitbrad), bat bic Gntiuidc.
hing Der iilngen 5anoelSnieoerloi.
lung iii Siingtaii ipeniger r,nd,boltig
betrofien dls Die oroeren Stopelplote
ocs Iernen Sitens ui,o i'm Sabre 1903
bereitS ciltcr eniidieoenen 9%elieruna
Hlos eeniod)t.
Gas gebt jahlenmdBig ifot aus
Der Steigerltng oes Shiifsperfebrs
int Saien bon 9iingtou beroor. Gr
bob iit) bon 1872 Sfiiicn a,i 5it,
alto iint 1S Yro5ent. ir1b bon 1892
6egiitertonnen ouf 670,0S5, alio unt
% Bro5ent. gu oieieim aiiiidpinse
lpirfen beionbers Die BON Der Y. & 8.
Sfiiiabrts geielihait neu eineerid,.
tcie regclm1Bise 8erbinouns uno bic
re9ere getbatignns Der jopaniif1en
~yippon Suffer- 8aiibo". Aber aid,
Ger @erfcbr nad MIaoitpoitof bat iif1
tros Der anibebnirs Der Greibonoels.
itellums bieier ettoitntion Der iibiri.
i&en 9dbn auberoroe,tlid entfpidelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Senjatiuncac 8ei6i6ts.

S%eniatiunclc 0eihid)te.
Ger 0unfier 9ilIi$ bon benz WiIliu-
ndr Guoabp i'm Sdloi3imner lei
ner @obnung erlpild)t. - 2iuis
al perihiebenen SteIIen isiue3
8orpers g~eitod)en, @iro ltcr-
ben.
&anaS Gitn Wto.; 6. Mdrj.-
NlS Sr. Sobn y. Guoobp Elm reidcr
Observation-Disclosures. BETTER rno Elm
Sobn beS Gbicogo'cr WiiuionGrs sui.
tael Gnoubn bellte friib lm~ertpartet
III lelne Mobnung tam fano er Sen
reiben 9onticr Sere j, ellis BORT
Dor mo iolI Dem unertpiinid)tcn Sc.
lud)cr leineS Saules lpld)e 8~erlcsuns
gen beigebradt buberL oaB berieIbc
I'M ct. NoriensSolpital aru Sterbell
liegt. Glloobp ipuroe ipGter argeb.
lid pcgcn HubeItorln9 pcrbuftet uno
mr. inter 500 9iirgid)oit gclteQt.
Nafborn borten Inn Die Belt bes
StrciteS cine Sralt itll Siilic rllfen
llno borteu oild), ipie ellis INN SiiIie
ricf. is beiBt, bob Guoobp mo ieir
Chauffeur bcn ~golanten 9eiild,er Ser
Wobnung banoen lno Damn rcgcl.
rcd)t scrid)nittcn. Muf onS Selepbo.
niren zines Hohburs bin fam binnen
jebn Winltcn Elm Boli5iit nob Der
9uonbp'id)en Mobmlng, uno ou CT
Sie Sbiire oiicn iono, ging er bil,ei,l
llno Iolgtc benz Shnlcr5cnSgeitohre
zines WonneS, Der i'm heIlerleubte.
ten Borlor 5l iein ifien. Ger Yoli.
slit gin9 binciu mo ia,o orei M1n.
ner. Sim 6ilB6ooen lag ellis bolb.
naft mo gebunoen. Sciit llntcr.
hernO iudr blutig unO iiber i'm ltouo
Sllonbp I'M 8eiellifoitSan5ug. Gr
bate feillell Mot an, mo leine oufs
gcltreiitcn Ncrnel paren bliltig. Gee.
ben ibnl itnlto iein GbouiIeur I'M
HeilednSllg ais iuelill er eben nit
leiner Maidine gefommen iei. Nui
hie itteriuortete Srnge bes Boli;iiten,
lunS Dies Nlles bebeute, criui6erte Gu
oobp, onB ellis iein Seim rliiuirt
babe. Sron 9ilonbn iuor nir9eloS
5n leben. Ger Yoli5iit iouotc oen
SGlucrperluitloeteu nud oent Soipi,
tale, %oerhnitefc Gilonhp. ser ioiort
had, cinenl ainuolt %telepbonirtc.
Srou Giioabp forutte bentc oc,l
aol,jen Tag niht geieben iueroel1.
Sic iunr cine tSrf. Gonu Goluili ans
Snlobn rnb perbcirotbcte lid, am 29.
0e5ember 1899 nit Srn. Giloobp.
9os Tnnr mod,tc cine or%einlonatlid)e
Sod)6eitSreiie nddl Stalicll. Sic ipor
in Der better @c~icllid)oit bon 8onioS
Gitp cine prominente YerionlidJfeit
mo 1T 'Whittcr bon iitnf &il,orrn.
Ger rcide 9nnficr lit ciit Sung
gcieIle I'M allter bon II SobreL 1T
@eldaftsIiibrer Der ~@eiilifen St.
d,unge.g mo geborte 5t Oelticl.
ben Clubs, 5l ,ucld)cn Gloobp gebort,
uib ucrfebrte lebr oft IN Dem So,lic
belielben, Gics Yngelegenbcit bat
ii,rd)tbnrcS IllfieDen crregt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Gin WGbd,en ,rrbriift.

Snton HOugc, 60, 6. Wars.
- Gin aittonlobil. ilt Welhen icfs
ilt,gc Mduner mo Md0hen nubc
Gbambcrlin cine Spajieriobrt mad.
ten idoB bon Der StrdBe ob, ~itiir;tc
nm mo SRI. Sue IuuolI nuroc INT,
ter Der ld)iuercn Muifire ioiort tobt
aeoriidt, iuabreno Srl. Caroline
Fbillips nit id,iperen @erletungcn
capon fam, Gie nnoeren Sniaiien e,,t.
fnmen nit ipeniger beocutenocn Ser.
lesunacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Der Il noerung.

Chit oils i'd, nod liebie uuO nlciite
2ieb'
Nitt bottc @renseit nod HicgcI,
Ia iaate ih itets: Gin Gnslein,
mein ainO!
Gin engeI biit Gu, obne JliiscI!"
3odl MIN, on ~setporben lie meine
Grai,
Dos Guglein. III, oas id aelporbeu.
nno eii,en GlIsel CUR aiisiteuer ees
friest.
Sat Der JliigI ben gnsel perSorben!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

@eitpib, iii cine Der iboniieu gelpe-
len, Die ic bel Gbnlid}en NnIdiien &C.
lebcn lplirben. Bon Der 9iihne, De.
rtn SriIlilng nit boben carmen per.
fleioet mar, grilBte bas erite Grin
lcbenoer Filan5en uub nebenbe
&inpel IN Den 6arben Der Gcreinis.
tn Staaten mo 6eS StoateS Marps
Ionb brubten iSorbe lrno 9ebcn in
SaS id)one 9ilb. Die 8alerien mo-
Ten rings bon elmer Iroperie in ben
Torbeu Icutid)lano'S umiGumt nll'
Ger @ebana mar nad) oben bltrd) einc
Eonnen, 8uirlonoc ahleihlpijeu. Sn
Cen GcfeH iparen Ole Snrben ser
Union unb MurpIano's unaebra6t
hno no Die Groperic iid) SIT anotell
pcrld)ilr5te, bingcn Die @appcu .uuo
Nubr5eifen oe5 StuoteS, oeS Gan.
ocS, Der Stobt uno bes .~llnobbGnair
gen @iir9croereinS." Serrlid, fiigtelr
I'd, an pallelloer STEELE befeltiat, Die
Sdbnen II. StonOnrten pieIer Der all
gcborigcn &ereillc IN bos fiinitIcriid)
obaetonte @ciommtbilb. auf oen
b.iitbcnucib geoedteu Siiden iparen
lehcnoc 9llrntcn in Observation-Disclosures
Siillc aitsgcItrcnt. Gor Scr 9iibnc,
Gllf Der Die Sapele Stcimpolo's 20
ltirt mar, mar Gin lon9er GuertiidD
cui9eIteIlt, an sem Die GbrengGite
lulo Die 8cantten uno AuSid)iiilc bcS
VlirgcrUcrcins Tlos genommcu bot,
ten. Nn od)t 2%ang$reiben idloiien
id, oorun bic (iife iiir Die 6cittbeil.
ncblncr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Sdruab madlt fnr,en Yroscs.

@ctbIebem 90, 6. M1rs. =
Eraiibcnt Sf,ipnb bon oer BEETLE.
bcm.S tohl.Gp." bot olc YerIangcr
Der auSitdllbigcn Stoblorbciter rllrrb.
ipcg pcrlpciecrt. Mnltott feline Pint,
iuprt Ocrn Grefiitip.G omite Der Stri.
fer 5li,uienbeii, hat CT biciclbe in ei.
licn Grtrablattc Der 2ofoIScitung
pcroiientlid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
GerG II 10 iebcranoer u +
beit.

Neopel, 6. Worj. - Ter Gciup
lit ploslih nieocr leIr tb1tig gclpor.
Den. Seit Cen lesten "a Stunben
finn iortrudGreno rotbeliibenbe Siei.
lie II. Iid)e aus Dem arater geitIell.
bert lporbeil. @erifieoei,e Riiic iino
in1 arater cntitonbcr, aus ocnen 60,
pa uno Gas III groBen Waiieu ent.
front.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08
Gin ii If d. e t.
Siille. gplb'nc Mforgcnitunoc

Siille. gulb'nc Miorsenitunoc,
5eilge .5errgotisrub',
Maes 9itt're, aaes @iinoe s
Gefit Ou iroitlit ;ii.
@otter ieb' ih nnb Monard)eh,
sSbronen obre Neib:
Weire aIte Dor idy itardIen -
Gas lit Seiigfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

""" Ter rSinoen Snln,eriu1btenec
2cib. ul,b Sali.9crein" bGIt mor1c,l
abenh III ieii,em Icriamnllingslofol.
9tr. 403, Moro.No Sirabe, cine
General eriainmIling SIR Ncnlinn.
ton Des Iircftoriums.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

T~blcbcn. - SIN filter bon 81
Sobrcn ucridlieo 0citcrn &r. Gonror
H%einbarOt in iciner @obmuug, Nr
926, Niogelp.S troBe, Sic @eeroi
gung iinoet ON Wittipod) Natnlit.
tug bon Der cuongclild} litberiifcll
Mortlni.&irdlc, Ode Sbnrp. ma
Senrietta StroBc. ans AM Dem
p2rnio-Sia-Eort -6ricobofe" itott.
Nus Ser ScilanitoIt emf.
I o III III c II. - Tic beige Eolijei ii
crlud)t iuorocll, l(nnihou ilad) Der Is
Sabre alien Worp Scope SwcnS, ser
Sod)ter BON Srou &. Wt. SluenS bon
Nr. 1929, Wooiion.slpenue, si bal.
ten, meldc am Somitog III eiucm III.
bernerften Iitgcublid ous Or. 8iln.
Orp'idc Snnatorium III Rclap, pu
lie iid) ais Fotientin beiono, pcrlieB.
Songborit d. II loig. Dos
&rlegsgeritt, meld)cS bier tirslif)
oen lieutenant goolpb 2ongborIt
bon Der aiiitet. ArtiIleric su Sort
Wc6enrp lue9en 5lldtperiud)s 5llr
Rcd)cilidloit 500, hot oericlbcll idu,l-
dig b%ciunbe1 il1b oas &ricgSminilte.
rilllll crll'dtk leige ansItpBuna aus
Der WnnocSarnlcc 81 ucrnlnlaIien.
Stuticner prgoniiire. ii
/ d.. = Iie Stoliener Der Stoot iuer-
hell i'll allr5em cine 9orperihoit abr.
lid Der oeS rllnobb1ngiaen 9iirgcr.
&ercinS" inter Dem Nunnen rNmcri-
colt Stuliun Yrotectipc a~iiociatioli"
grilnoen.
9uperi der ~ q INNER.
for" - SIC Mitglieoer oeS .9on'
erild)cn MGnncrdors" innoen iid) gc,
ltern Nohmittng cil,er ginloonrN
ibrcS Girigentcn Eroi. $. ariippel
mn ibrcs Sicc.Gr1lioenien AoaW!
Solfcr in Der @obru,g bcS 2cstcrcr,
Nr. 1912. Canton Apcnile, cill, no lie
ucrgl,iigtc Sti,roen perlcbtcll. sn.
iprndIen Scitclis ocS Yrdiibcntcn
Sobn u. Mdcrnlani,, ocS ScfrctGr3
Sobn =. Hnl, bcS Srn. Monm @olfcr
illh Nroi. $. ariippcl pcd)lcltcn nit
0eiangsportrGgcr ob. Siir Sen III.
ncrcit Wcnid)cn bntten oie bciocll
@oitgcber ebcriollS bcitcils Gorge &c,
trngen.
Sod5citS9lofcn. Sri.
Sennie ScilL Die % Sabre oltc
Sdhucitcr bon Jron 'Innic QuonS
bon Nr. 1908. McGuIlob.S trabc,
id)lob 1citern abcio nit Dem q
Sabre olten Observation-Disclosures Sii.
Dor Vronfman bon Nr. 1901, Sit,
Grntts StrnBc, oel Yiino fiir's 2c6cn.
Gie Erannrg poIl5og Hobbii,er y.
@li6crg bonn GoenltraBcn. JclnpcI.
Nad Der SrourmgS.9erernon ionN
I'M Sauie Nr. 1908, McGnaob.St r.,
cin gmpfang Itntt, al, Dem etma $50
6Gitc tbciluabnclr. ,Snmitten Ser
Seier trot boS gliiflid)e Yanr cine
Sod)5citsreiic nod) Neip- Dorf, Ebilo.
oelpbio ulib atldntic.Gitp al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-08

Bel 5arrisburg, ga. ertronfeil
Goiparo @erbes nto Hobert Sbanf,
jrpei Is Sabre alie Burden. BEL benz
ltmitiir5et eites 9ootes i'm Siisque.
bdnnn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
PEARY SAYS SUIT
REALLY RIDICULOUS

NEW YORK, June 10.--Friends OF
Commander Robert r, Pcary hestirred
themselves to-day IN an attempt to
disereait the story Of Rudolph Francke.
one Of DR. Frederick A. Cooks polar
companions, who Yesterday brought
suit in Berlin against peary F'rancite
claims Peary practically eoutscated
$25,o 900 worth of furs and ~iVory when
the commander found him tFrancke1
Ill at Etah in August, 1908 Letters
written by FRANKIE to Pearv which pur-
port to show that Francke himself
proposed that Peary take the poiar
spoils in return for transportation on
the Peary relief ship Erik. were given
out By Peary's friends.
A letter written by the comma nder
at the time shows that he considered
the furs and horns almost valueless
because damaged.
Peary is NOW on route from Berlin
10 London He has placed the matter
IN the hands ~ David j. HIN, the
United States ambassador at Berlin
He chara cterized the suit az ridiculous
Francke demands $4,000 damages
Whether he is acting at the instigation
of DIR. Cook could not be learned Cook
Is supposed TO be somewhere in Eu-
rope. being last reported in Scotland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
PUPILS OF PEGRAM's
ARE AWARDED MEDALS
First Baptist Pastor Delivers Adj
dress at Closing of
Seminary.

Or. Charles III. Ryland. of Rich
mond College, presented medals and
diplomas Thursday night at the clos
ing exercises of Pegram's Seminary
The address was delivered by Rev.
held in Park Place Methodist church.
George w. Mcdaniel, pastor of First
Baptist church.
Neutrality-suspicious. conduct,
composition: Essie Taylor Cox schol-
arship. conduct: Walter Rolph
Schultz. Eiocution, conduct attend
ance: Maggie Estele Anderson. Mu-
sic. elocution: Essie Marion Strait
man. General Improvement. attend
ance. conduct: Madeline Bernedette
McDonough, Mathematics: Ethel
Ware Bauer. General Improvement:
Jeanne Heath Shernault
Diplymas for completing the work
of grammar grades: Jeanne Heath
Chernault Madeline Bernedette Nc
Donough Essie Taylor Cox, Ethel
Ware Bauer, Walter Rolph Schultz.
Graduate In bookkeeping: j. Cha
rion Duke.
Bachelors OF science: Jessie Ola
rion Duke, Henry Jackson Hayes.
Junior A--History. geography.
grammar, algebra. spelling; Daniel
Ralph Stern.
Fifth grammar grade--Essie Ma
rion Strailman, Maggie Estelle An
derson. Virginia Lucille Cook.
Seventh primary--Frances Nichols,
Angus Nichols
Distinctions in music-Oreien-
Goasey. Louise Washer, Alice Washer.
Maud Parrish, Ruby Duke,
Distinctions in elocution--Orslene
Godsey, Hening Duke. Irene Duke.
Maud Parrish
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
SOUTHERN FIELD PRINTS
DATA ABOUT RICHMOND
Interesting Figures Contained in
Current Issue Of Pub
LEGATION.

Interesting figures regarding COM
mercisl Richmond are contained in
the current issue OF Southern Field,
" nich estimates the population of the
city Of 100000 for 1910,
Following are some OF the figures;
Tax assessment, real ses.ss6,i43;
personal, s4g.306,S73.
Tax rate for all purposes. s1.4o per
sIea
Bank capital. s6,s55.025.
Rank surplus, s6.033.7g1.
Ba1k deposits, 500 SOS.
Eank clearines. 1909, 1851 207,117-
Capital invested in jobhing trade,
s12.7is.o00.
Jobbing business, 1909, sss.040, 425.
CAPITAL invested in manufacturing
s34.II9,a o7.
output Of actorics. 1909, $685.
5se.
Number of factory employees. 3i.-
3as
building improvements, 1908. ss,-
E74,s12
/ street and other municipal improve
| merits, 1903, 1851 $50
| Assessed valuation Henrico county,
sl2.S46,s7s.
Tax rate outside city, sl04 TO $1.37.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
STOCK MARKET
IS IRREGULAR
But General Tone is Stronger and
Business Progresses
Evenly.
SLIGHT LOSS SUSTAINED
Most of Selling, However, Comes
from Professional Element
and is Not Important.
SLIGHT LOSS SUSTAINED

NEW YORK, June 10.--Althougn
there was a little irregularity In price
changes at the opening OF the stock
market to-day, the tone was gcner~
ally strong, and as business progress
ed nearly everything shares In an up
ward movement.
~ A decline of 10 points Ia Chicago
and Alton was accompanied by state
ments that dividend payment would
be suspended. This break. coupled
with heaviness In Amalgamated Cop
per. encouraged the professional ele-
ment to take bear position, and
pressure appeared all around. In
governments the SIS declined Ia;
other bonds firm.
Some further losses were sustain
ed In the last half of the forenoon
but most Of the selling came from
the professional element and was un-
important.
United States AmA1gamated Copper
declined three points aud American
Smelling dropped two points. but fiuc-
tuations In other stocks were con-
fined to small fractional losses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
may DREDGE JAMES
. FOR WHARF OWNERS
City Considering Increasing
Depth of River Near Private
Holdings for Shippers.

Dredging around private wharfs in
the James river may be done at the
city's expense. II the city attorney de-
cides IL may be done so with au-
thority.
This probability is the result of the
complaint of numerous importing
shippers, who state that the slight
depth OF the water near several of
the private wharfs on the south side
of the stream makes 1t impossible
for them TO land there without I'M
loading at point considerably farther
down stream. This not only puts the
shippers to considerable expense,
but means financial loss to the bust
ness men of the city. in that the goods
unioaded down stream are not
brought into Richmond. or, II they
are, come in at much higher price
than they otherwise would. in order
10 make up for the increased cost OF
landing and transportation.
The committee. on river improve
ment have asked the city attorney
to rule on the jurisdiction of that
boyd over private wharves,
The dredging. II ordered, will great
ly benefit the wharf owners. concern
ed. but will cost them not one cent,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
WILL EMBARK
ON 4TH VENTURE
Millionaire 50 Years Old is to
Marry Again-New Wife
About One Third of Age.

WASHINGTON. u g.. June To-
Brodie l.. Duke. member OF the ia
nous family of tobacco millionafres,
came here to-day and obtained a
license to marry Miss Mylanta Ros-
chelle. Duke Ia sixty-two years of
age and recently was reported 10 be
dying. The bride Is twenty-five. Both
gave their residence as Durham, N.
&.
This is Dukes fourth matrimon-
ial venture, He attracted interna-
tional attention in connection with
his sensational marriage to Mrs. Alice
l.. Webb in 1904, and has been inter
raittently IN the ltnelight OF publici~
ty for many years,
Duke arranged to be married this
evening at the First Presbyterian
church by the Rev. Donald c. Nc
Leod.
Duke was very quiet about his
movements here to-day and evidently
endeavored to avoid publicity. He
evaded newspaper men and left the
City Hall Immediately after obtain
ing his license. He has two married
daughters and three or four grand
children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
SUDDEN DEATH OF
JOSEPH A. HEATOA
Came Home from Work and Ex-
pired With His Child by
His Side.

air. Joseph A. Heaton. If years OF
age. died suddenly at his home, sos
West Seventh street, Thursday after
noon at 23e o'clock, He had left
his work and returned To his home
complaining to his wife that he felt
badly. He went to his room ana ms
little child was In the bed with him
when he bresthed his last. coroner
Brodnax was summoned and gave MS
verdict as organic heart trouble.
Mir, Heston was employed at the pa
per mill In South Richmond, and was
very we'll known citizen. He had
been In tho best OF health, presum
ably. for long time. and his friends
were shocked to learn of his sudden
death.
Besides his wife he leaves three
small children. The funeral service
will be conducted from the home Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock. and In
terment viii be in Maury Cemetery.
Rev J. w. Durham. pastor of Balm
bridge Street Baptist church, will Of
fciate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
EIGHT MEN DIVIDE
$1,000 IN REWARDS
Governor Makes Equitable Settle
ment of Middle Over Money
Offered for Murderers.

After something of muddle had
been created an q result of number
of citizens and officials making claim
for the $4,000 offered by the Norfolk
county authorities and the state for
the capture OF Elijah Rouse and Thos.
Noel, murderers who escapes from the
Norfolk jail several weeks ago. Gov
ernor Mann Friday settled the matter
equitably and amtcabiy.
When the two niurderers escaped.
only TO be recaptured and electrocuted.
the Norfolk county authorities offered
$3.50 for the capture OF each. The
State offered similar inducement for
vigilant activity.
Since the capture of the desperate
negroes numerous members OF the pos
se which tracked Them 10 their lair In
the woods, put In claims for part OF
the $1,000 offered.
The Norfolk county officials settled
the local reward matter by giving po-
lice sergeant T. /. Gwynn. and poles
men Martin, Godfrey and Jones the
$3.50 for capturing Rouse and T. L.
Drury, C. III. Fentress. G. J. Hayes and
w. w. Cowan the $3.50 offered for Noel.
The governor finally decided to award
the money offered by the State to the
same octet. and checks for the pro
rata shares were mailed to the captors
Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
6. J. HUNT WILL ERECT
EXHIBIT BUILDING
Contractor Lowers His Bid and
Committee Will Award Him
Fair Grounds Contract
After lowering his bid at the

After lowering his bid at the re-
quest of the subcommittee on
grounds and buildings Gilbert j. Hunt
will he given the contract for erecting
the new exhibit building at the State
fair grounds when the committee In
charge OF the matter meets Friday
night. Mr.. Hunt will receive the full
$4,000 which the finance committee
appropriated for the structure.
The reduction of MIR. Hunts bid
solves a tangie which for time
threatened to delay the construction
Of the building indefinitely. Bids from
various contractors We're opened
earlier In the week, but were all
several thousand dollars above the
limit. Consequently all we're rejected
The architects whose plans had been
accepted following Il competition test,
were roundly censured, and the en-
tire matter seemed doomed to go
back to Its inception for a fresh start
along different lines
Memb ers OF the subcommittee on
grounds and buildings got busy, how
ever, and interviewed Mr. Hunt, whose
bid, though itself too high, had been
lower than any or the others. Mr.
Hunt finally consented to cut his price
to $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-10
HOPE To SECURE
MARSHALL HOUSE
Encouraging Reports Made TO the
4. Z. Y. A. Committees
Named.

a special hearing has been set by
the Clay Councii for June 20, at
which a committee, composed of the
officers and members OF the Associa-
tion for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities and members of the Bar
Association, will appear before the
Council to ask that the John Mar
shall house be given into the cue
tody OF the former association. In
addition to this, the committee On the
John Marshall house also reported at
the June meeting OF the A. p. v. A.
Friday morning that the movement
of the association to gain control Of
the house viii received the support OF
both civil and patriotic organizations.
The treasurer OF this association now
has In reserve and available funds
$959.99. The jamestown COMMITTEES
reported receipts from the island OF
$3.50, with 500 from the piano deal
ers' excursion to follow
Acceptances from Mrs. William II.
Mann and Mrs, Hunsdon Cary. who
have been electedw to the directory
board, have been received. Miss sal
Miss Louisa Blair were elected to fill
vacancies on the directory board.
Mrs. Herbert W. Jackson. OF Rich
mond. and MIR. K Re, Richardson. OF
Tunstalls. Va, were received as life
members OF the association. The sum
of 500 was refunded TO the kecotan
branch of the A. +. v. A. to be used
In restoring the old kicotan church.
A letter has been received from
Senator r. s. Martin giving encour-
agement and assurance that the fence
around the monument at jamestown
will be taken away.
The following committees were ap-
pointed for the year:
Auditing: Mrs, Samuel H. Young.
Mrs Walter Christian, Mrs. j. {.
Cabeli.
jamestown: Mrs. John p. Light
1909.
Landmark: Mrs G. G. Valentine,
Miss Frances Scott. Mrs. J. Christie
pher Tompkina.
Lecture: Mrs J. Aston Cabell. Mrs,
St George Bryan, Mrs. w. G. Stan
ard.
Life certificate: Mrs. f. C. valen-
Press: Mrs. A NJ Tyler. Mrs. w.
Year book: Mrs. G.. @. Valentine.
Mrs. w. G.. Stanard Mrs. Egoert
Leigh.
publication. Mrs. John II. southali,
Mrs. Moses u. Hoge.
Ways and Means. Mrs. Egbert G..
Leigh, Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. e.
w, r. Brock, Mrs. Walter Christian.
Mrs. Hunsden Cary, Mrs. William ii.
Mann.
Membership: Mrs. g. II. Cannon
chairman; same as 1903.
Memorial church; Mrs. William II.
Cox. chairman: same as 1903.