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sword. which is in the hands of the young man.
 Baron von eteuben. to honor whose memory Congress appropriated ESQ., 0C0 for the erection of the statue came to the Un ted States In TIT and . year later was appointed by Washington inspector general. and given authority to reorganize the army. He served at Monmouth and Yorktown. and was member of the courtmartial on Major Andre n 17So He died and was buried in Oneida County. N. Y.
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GERMAN HERO H0N0RED
 BY THIS COUNTRY
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 statue stands is nearly twenty feet h gh. It is of granite and in flanked by two bronze groups One of these is entitled Commemoration," it re presents America, female gure. instrucGng a youth in the history of his country. She s seated. and the lad is kneeling at her feet and holding up before her the roll from which she is read pg.
 The compan on group is called Military Instruction" A sold CT in the prime os fe, nude figure sur mounted by an ornate helmet. holds an empty scabbard in his left hand. VII le with his right he is pointing his explanations of the use of the
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BANK REPORTS SHOW
 DECIDED CASH INCREASE

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 significant. with some buy ng of s. Steel and Amalgamated copper
 An official statement giving the con dition of state banks, as of Nov 10. last, show that these institutions have icreased the-r loans and discounts sinca September by about $5 600. 900, while the total deposits during the same period have increased over s4s 000. poo The total reserves of the banks increased from $5s1 1925 900 to Ss10.142.U0 Bond market easy. Te tai sales par value 2020.00o.
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GiRC|A'S CASE
 WILL BE HEARD NEXT MONDAY
Man Wanted in Mxeico Is Willing to Return, But For maj Hearing on txtradition Is Required

The proceedings brougt by Mexico to extradite Manuel J. Garcia will be he'd Monday before United States Commissioner Taylor. The Mexican government nas sent a copy of the evidence against Garcia and this will be read by the commissioner, who if he finds it sufficient will order Car c turned over to the Mexican auth or.tias.
 Garcia was arrested at Bowie in October by Deputy United States Mar shal Will White and was brought to B-sbee He was charged with hay. ing taken money belonging to the Mexican government while he was postmaster at Agua Prieta. After being brought to B sbee Garcia was tsken before the commissioner where the charge against him was read. He stated at the time that he would accompany the Mexican officer back to Mexico and would not fight the extrad tion. United States Attorney J. F. Morrison stated that under the circumstances it would not be lawful Tor Garcia to 90 back to Nex'co with a Mex 'ean on Ger until the necessary proceedings had been gone through with according to the treaty between the United States and Mexico.
 The state department at the City of Mexico took the matter up with the American state department and with n the forty days required by the terms of the treaty the papers requir- ed were issued. The papers did not reach Bisbee within the forty days and as the officers here did not know that tney had been sent Garcia was taken before the commissioner and told that he was at liberty He stat ed that he wanted to go back to Mex leo and stand h's trial, say 'ng he was t,nocent of the cscne oparged a. galnst him. Shortly after being told that he was at liberty the papers arrived and Garcia was again arrest ed and has been neid in the branch
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MOB sMASHES STREET
 CARS IN TORONTO

TORONTO. Ont. Dec. "A riot broke out tonight with remarkable spontaniety and hercepess, result ing in the injury of eighteen men. the complete wrecking or eleven street cars and shattering the win dows in of over 100 more.
 For hours the mob of several thousand surged back and forth on the principal business thoronghfares, dem.olishing every street car that came within reach and completely tieing up treftie. The disorderly scenes followed a mass meeting at Massey Hall.
 Two weeks ago the Toronto street railway installed payas-y u-emter cars on its principal lines and much dissatisfaction developed over the innovation. It was claimed tn cars are not adapted to that kind of service.
 Meet me at the opening Dec. 10. Henkei.
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RELATIVES GET NOTHING.

BOSTON, Dec. That Mrs. Eddy left none of her estate, estimated at nearly s2,oo0,gU0. to relatives was gathered from 8 remark made tonight by Judge Clifford P. Smith. first read CT of the mother church. Mrs. Eddy's will is not to be read tomorrow, as 1t contains absolutely noth ng that would be of any interest to members of the family said Smith He made no statements as to the portion of The estate which may 20 to the church.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-08
DOUGLAS SAYS
 GLOBE FUTURE
 IS PROMISING
Copper Queen General Man ager Declares Situation is Better Than It Has Been For Two Years Past
(GDbe Silver Belt).

Travelling in his private car. "Naco zan." Walter Douglas. general mana ger of the Phelps Dodge companies m the southwest. arrived Globe yester day morning. accompanied by James Mclean, of New York. secretary of the compan.es. The party came from the east where Mir. Douglas has been for several weeks on a business mss sion. They will spend the greater part of today here inspecting their properties in this strict and W Il start for Mr. Douglas home iu War ren come time this afternoon.
 A good part of yesterday MT. Doug las and Mir Mclean spent with Nr. Dowell, superintendent of the Old Do minion. To the Silver Belt, when re quested for an interview, MT. Doug las sa d:
 The copper situation Is better than it has been for the last twenty four months. The last report will show a considerable reduction in the surplus and there has been large re duct.on during the past three or four months, The surplus today repre- sents only few months world sup ply. This is no more than may be re garded as a normal amount that should be on hand at all umes.
 The market is very active for ths metal. There are tots of buyer
 copper is bring ng a fair average price. The pr.ce of copper todd, |: ir the neighborhood of thirteen certs which is above the average for thu last fifteen years, with the exception probapiy of the year 1907 when lie titious prices prevailed.
 That copper wil go very mucl h'gher can hardly be predicted al thu time for the reason that next year | number of large producers will oegii operations and as a result consitm CTS are inclined to be somewhat snj
 The Miami, Chino. and the Bradei in Chill are all coming in and South Africa the Katanga m nes wi begin to produce, although the las named wil not be 6 heavy produce for several years"
 Queried regarding the local copps outlook and conditions at the Old D minion MT Douglas said:
 q have not yet been under sroun this trip but I am informed as the conditions and can say unhes lat ngiy that they are as good or b' ter than at nay tune since I ha' been acquainted with the propert The Old Dominion is making as mue copper today as 1t has ever made it's history and the company IS e pioying about as many men as 1t vi year ago today.
 AS for this whole mining distri think the future never looked bett than it does today. There is not single discouraging condition here
 far as the mining outlook Is conce ed. TGe phys cal characteristics stronger today than ever before. Tn whole mining dsstrict is one in whi' I have an abiding confidence It IS traoking worldwide attention and prediction e that Globe will Do
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AMERICAN CHEMISTS

NEW YORK, Dec g:-Nany of the foremost chemistry experts of ths Un ted States and Canada sre sfr tending the third annual meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, which met n this city to- dsy for . three days session.
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ing a big mining business, when, in the years to come, many other camp in the southwest have closed down That gives You some idea of how confident and optimistic I feel with respect to present future condit ons in this section.''
 When informed that a sentiment prevailed fin G obe that business was rather duh locally. MT. Douglas sho.. ed that he was thoroughly advised of the existence Of such 8 sentiment. He briefly recited business condit ons h Bssbee some years ago before the Copper Queen put in its large com pany store there. Prices were then very high in Bsbee and the store was estabi shed at the earnest soil citation of the employees n that town. Since then he declared prices have come down and he spoke encourag- dngiy of business conditions there today.
 When asked how conditions could be remedied and whether there was any truth in the current report that a company store m ght be establish ed here, MT. Douglas said:
 There is an impression abroad here that cost of living in Globe is unnecessarily hIgh. This company doas not wish to start a store in Globe. But We are anxious to do all r--at we can to benefit our employees in the matter of living cond tions.
 T venture to suggest to the people of Globe, because l believe in the town and it's future. that there must be some way for the business men to get together and make fair profit without beng called upon to maintain an unnecessary high standard of prices, at least on the necessit es or fife ] sincerely hope they may find some such solution of the problem not o--isT the interest of the men connected with the Old Dominion but in the interest of this community as a whole.
 Tt ought to be possible to effect some combination for buying in large lots by which the business men could bring their goods here at less expense and thus effect reduction in the sell ing cost what is needed s com b.nat on for buying rather than one for selling. believe if your business men will get together and talk things over with themselves and with the citizens generally a better under standing of cond tions will be arrived at and, that some way may be touno to bring down prices"
 1 In this connection Mir. Doug as eA pressed a keen interest in the future of Globe He hoped to see the eiti zens become more interested In pup
 lie improvements with a view t(
 beautifying the town and making
 more and more an attractive place
 of rel idence, Every movement IT
 this direction he believed would g far toward making Globe the metro
 polls of this whole sect on withou J interfering with the natural deveiol i, ments of the towns hereabouts
 The prosperity of one, he believes | can be made the prosperity of all I Tho one urfce store Henkels.
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DR BAUM IN A.
 CRITICAL CONDITION

Grave reports came from the c. { A. hospital regarding the condi- tion of Dr. Baum last night. At the time of closing the Review forms this morning there had been no change for the better
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N. E. CONFERENCE

HATTIESBURG. Miss. Dec IT, The Mississippi conference of the M. E. Church, South. convened or its an nual sess on here today with . sarge attendance of delegates and visitors Bishop Monon of Texas is the presid ing officer
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county jail pending tse proceedings to be held Monday.
 The case s an unusual one as the defendant was anxious to return to bis native and and face the music and was obliged to wait until the for nalltfes prescribed in the treaty had been gone through with.
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COMMANDER PLArr DIES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Command CT Robert Piatt. U. s. N, retired, died at his home late today following an attack of cerebral embolism with which he was striken three weeks ago He was a native of North Car olina.
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A discount coupon from the one price store Dec. 10. will save you money-Henkel.
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EAR SCREWS

I have many designs of Ear Screws and Drops. can make nice showing of cut diamonds from $12.00 up, also Pearls.
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DIAMONDS

My stock of loose diamonds is very large. The White and Blue White Perfect in weight, from 1-4 to PIP karat at prices you will like and can't beat. ask to see the line.
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Get a discount coupon at Henkers Dec. 10.
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THEM BlES

Sterling Thimbles soc to sI.00 TAX God from x4.00 to s7-50
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BEADS

l have beads of solid gold. also Sim mons line line of filed which is very good Beads for little girls as low as 50 cents.
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VEIL PINS

Veil Pins are a non-expensive pres ent and very useful.
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sHIRTWAisT SETS

We have the best of va ues in Shirt waist sets large strong Three-piece sets of sold gold for s2-50. These make fine present when engraved nicely.
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BROOCHES

My Brooch line is too large to ex- plain. It will suit the poorest as well as the wealthiest
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TIE CLASPS

A tie clasp is useful fin Arizona where the wind blows so much have these from 30 cents up.
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LAvALtERS

My Lavalliere's are of the latest and most exquisite designs. prices from $500 to $7500.
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WATCHES

The Famous Howard of all grades,
 S40.00-Sl50.00. Eigin. waltham, Hampden, Illinois, South Bend.
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MAT PINS

Of Hatpins have exceptionally choice lot to select from-
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BELT PINS

BELT PINS Belt Pins and Buckles I am fairly strong on.
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EMBLEM PINS

My Emblem Line is good-consisting of Eastern Stars, Rebekahs, Elks. Eagle, Masonic. Odd Fellows and many others.
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Meet me at the opening Dec. 10 Henkei.
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CLOCKS

Clocks of all prices, Eight day clocks from s7.50 to s5S0O. Fancy Grded clocks from s4.00 to ss.00
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SCARE PINS

Diamond Horseshoe $45.00: Malachite Filled mountings s1.00. Malacnite AK $500, $500. Reconstructed Rubies, Opals and all semi-precious stones as wei as Diamonds, the line is very large and will give free a safety clutch with any pin over s3.5o cost
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HAND BAGS only carry the highest priced hand bags for ladies that money will purchase.
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BACK COMBS

Don't Fail tc see my back comb line I believe I have more designs than any one in the city.
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CUFF BUTTONS TAX Solid gold cun buttons from sz.00 to $500 Small chip dia- monds, y2.s0 to S60 with nice stones
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SILVER NOVELTIES

Toilet sets in Sterling Ebony and Open Silver work Quadruple and many designs of manicure sets.
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cHAFING DISHES

Chafing dishes are very useful gifts, one can prepare a good hot lunch in 10 minutes after the show. Price $500
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WATCH CHARMS Watch charms l have consisting of Gold Quartz, Nuggets, Malach..e and many stylish and expensive as well as cheap charms.
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HAIR NOVELTIES Hair Fobs, Hatbands, Belts. Guard chains and the many other shapes made at Florence. Arizona.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

worth.
The county is rich In other miner
ais. copper, iron, silver, barytes mica,
limestone, soapstone. asbestos and
slate. a most valuable vein of su-
perior slate is being extensively
worked at Arvonia. but that is to be
the subject OF another article when /
come to write about the good town Of
Arvona. which ! expect to do at an
early date.
The other minerals named are only
awaiting capital and energy to dig
them out OF their hiding places In the
Buckingham earth and mako then,
useful and profitable to mankind.
The water-courscs OF the county are
the James. the Slate and the Will.
Rivers, and numerous smalle,
streams. which afford splendid waite,
power for all manner OF manufac.
tories. This is especially true Of the
majestic James. which SWEEPS and
curves for fifty miles around one
border of the county.
There is much moro I could saw
about glorious old Buckingham coun-
ty and its forthcoming METROPOLIS.
Dillwyn. but this will do for the pres
ent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
IN JOBBING CIRCLES.

Spring Trade Keeps Up Remarkably Well,
Visiting Buyers Are On the Market. &
While business among the jobbers gen.
orally was not altogether as largo In vol
ume the past week as 1t has been in some
very recent weeks. trade keeps remarkably
active among the wholesalers; active for
the season.
Last week quite q number OF Southern
merchants were In the city TO make pur-
!chases in person. While their buying was
not on a large scale the business they did
resulted In livening up things somewhat
Tho shoe men are still shipping fresh or
doris to i'll In. and the dry goods, notion
and millinery people say they are doing
better than usual at this season. adding to
the purchases their customers made In tho
the early part OF the year for spring bust.
ness.
Tho wholesale grocery dealers and the
meat men report fairly active business
while the fruit dealers say they are more
than usually busy. Hardware jobbers and
the merchants who deal In bull ders sup
plies generally arc perhaps the busiest peo-
plo Just at this time. sand this fact shows
that building operations In the South coun \
try arc exceedingly active. NJ 5lf
Wholesale druggists report business from
steady to active, Altogether, thespast week
has been a very good one forsthe 1obbers,
and none of them arc yet thinking Of tax.
ing a holiday, although tho spring feNer.''
is said to be very prevalent as q general
thing. n AT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
WILL HOLD FAIR IN FALL.
Amherst Stock Association VIII Later
Announce Date

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Lynchburg. Va. March 2s.-lThe An
herst Pure Breed Stock Association
has determined to hold an agriculture
fair at Amherst Courthouse next fall
and a fifty-two-page catalogue viii
soon be ready for distribution. The
date has not been selected. but the
county fair will be held at the Same
time with the School Fair. the Corn
Fair and the Colt Show.
This association was formed for tho
purpose of encouraging and promot.
Ing the breeding and rearing of pure
bred live stock in Amherst county.
The officers are: President. Dr. w. Il.
Walker; first vice-president, II. T..
Page: second vlce-presiden., A. r.
Moore; third ice-presdent. f. s. Pey-
ton: secretary. Thomas Whitehead.
treasurer, Charles A. Joubert.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
NEW RAILWAY LINE.

Rich Part Of Ircdell County, n. C., to Re
Tapped.
statesville, \, g.. March e6,-Presldent W.
o Turner, of the statesviIle Air Line Rail-
road Company. statesville. N. c.. Announces
that the commissioners OF Iredell county
have authorized an issue OF $4,000 OF thirty
year per cent bonds and have placed
them with the company. This is under a
Subscription OF Statesville township, which
voted the bonds in aid OF the railroad
which Is to be built from Statewide to
Mount Airy, n. c., sixty four miles, via
nersburg, Harmony. Houstonville. Yad.
klnyille, Boonville and 8Dobson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
INDUSTRIAL LIFE
Of SOUTH EXPANDS

CONTINUED From First Page.)
ming erection Of reinforced concrete
hotel and club building to cost &c.,
900; city of New Orleans, planning to
scum: Peoples Bank and Storage Co..
erect s125,0o0 building for art mu-
Louisville, KY, planning to erect
100000 office building; Everett Fl.
Barney, of Springfield, Mass, and Har-
~ G. Warner, of Tampa, Fla, plan
ming to eSpend 100000 at Tampa;
Meilinger Brothers. Cumberland, Md,
are having plans prepared for 100000
theatre: William a. Albright and as
sociates. OF Atlanta, Ca, planning
erection OF 100000 Office building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
.G00DR0AD MAK|NG
ALL OVER VIRGINIA
Cutting Down Volume Of State
Aid Is Putting Counties
on Their Mettle.

From oil parts OF the state there
come reports to the effect that the
people are little hard in their criti-
5cisms OF the Legislature for curtaillng
= the gross amount OF aid to be rem
dered the counties in good road build
ing for tho next two years. The ap-,
propriatlons for this purpose. that Is
convict labor apportlonments, were
cut down somewhat by the Legislature
which has recently adjourned, and that
in tho fact OF the fact that the coun.
try people had confidently expected the
same would be materially increased
for tho two years Intervening before
another Legislature car come IS tne
rescue
Reaction In Feeling.
However, the Ieop.e ure beginning
to sec that perhaps the Legislature
did the hes: 1t could with the resources
in hand ana. according to advices re-
.ceivcd by the Industrial Department
of Tho Times Dispatch. the coun.r;
folks who want IMPROVED roads ara
getting on their mettle and are becom-
ing moro self-rc.lapt. Tho reports
iron, various plrtL &c tho State are
to tho effect that the action o! no
Legislature will Jesuit in larger cour-
ty and district bond issues for the
building OF permanent roads thar
would have been voted had the STATE
aid appropriations been larger ttan
the rather economical not to say
parsimonious, Legislature saw proper
to vote.
More and More Good Roads.
AT any rate, there comes abundant
evidence that the present year will see
more miles Of good roads build in Old
Virginia than any previous year. Rouds
that were built last year are to be ex-
tended and new ones laid off and
started in good shape.
Reports In the main show that the
isand-clay blend roads that wore made
In various parts OF the state last year
stood the winter remarkably we'll:
stood 1t perfectly where they were
properly cared for after they were
built. and where the split log drag
was made to do Its service.