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The ~raEoers

SAILING to-day bv ia" Nnrth German
LLOYD liner krouUrinlss-in CeoilI". for
Plymouth. Ch-rbourE and Bremen
& { ADAMS. 4 Dabney. capt. Berh"-
10, Enorh- Uerbert e GTizgr Edgar -
i..vcTaft Mr. aud Mrs David LoTinE
me Re, antony Muller. Arthur Peabody
Jr Mr. and Mr. Dudley I. lroi' ant Mir.
Frank !. NUhrrbee
Passengers by the Holland America
liner Pot-darn for Boulogne and Rotter-
dam
Vr and Mrs T. B.utsiller " = James
Richard Kern. MIR aui Mrs. 4. D. Law
Mir ami Mr- irank N Lowe. ". n 1ol
man Mr and Mr.. Zen quinn Iufl- and
Prof 4 e. I h.nIeDk
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French Pant omIniN R-opcn. the ,lhan,.

I'll" Carnival = Rn.cs raatominla
IN five scenes. with NJ" la q %. the
French partomi1ir'. a. 'le star. was the
leading f..atulr" q IN. progrdmm. ~ the
opening Of Percy Williams Ahanh-l
Theatr" ~ Htrl"u' Yesterday Iw".'v
parsons made ur IN" Ca-' The Bandit a
sk-'ch pr"scf.'~i Nv J. tr"i"rick HawInv
and his COMPANY, was another interesting
sl-p inchIdesl acts nv James { Morton
and Frank , Moore. charles and taun!e
Van. tn" Four Melody Morarchz. Clark
and B"rgnsuu and haN Works p"r-
forming dugr
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"aIIaS Jimmy valentine" BacL

Alias Jimmy Valentine. with ~ y
Warner ~ the leading role. cam" back
10 Wallack- lheatr" last night after
ia" months rest The company was
practically the sam~ "a that which pro
ducsd tn" play Tor the first time there
lns' January The hank vault s~e-,
IN IN" last act as usual proved o. be- =
taking one.
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reanod,. D-sr.u wedding sept. 10.

NFwroET. Aug ., Nnv hat G"prg,
IL" Peabody - Boston. Who = T. marry
Miss Eil'h Deacon - recovering from his
sever" Illness 81, E",rr.' arTsnEcucu's
for M" Wedding hay" h'-'r h"Run again
bv Mrs ,harl"s n BllIV IN. grand
mother - Mis- Nanrnn
Whit" Nr f"aupdN was 50 y.rv ~ AZ
ranG"ueuts tur W. wedding. which was
schsdu"i ipr S"pfefnl'' -. we-c halted
The wedding. according 80 present plans
will tax" place a. originally irran4,rd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

The will - MR. Dina 1hurnauar. who
died AZ Frankfort. Germany. N MAY
To-, Va. her s.ntIre estate 20 her daughter
Mr- Lena Forcheimer - thi- city. half
II " IN trust IN" will provides that n
any lottery tickets held 10y the estate
win the money - 10 he paid {" the daughter
Il LfLi...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

The Usl street edIuon Of rHE IvINiNo SrN
cur lai1s all 'ns financial news ana 'hr s'or. ard
boad quotations 10 the riose % 'he rnarhs' Tho
riosing quotations. including the bid ana Asasd-
prices, Sith additional news natWT. are ron
'ained stso 20 the mai ediuon Of THE EvsRtNo
80. .iJS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

~ '.lUGE ~ IN cNecurYn. Bernstein. AL~
'iJnecs se,ls Aus - 1910 a. . q \ u 80 Fss'
ta'A 81 Manhattan. safe. drsk settrcN. tables
.n,t-s. B. % MCCONNELL Nl-sNA'
HY PIT = % two executions "a li,ns Bern
siriu. A.''iprrer, s~is Aug. -. $40. AZ 20 A n
' 80 GROVE e.. IsnhAf'Nn safe and piano
3D. I.sJN.SL.. IL .SEsA
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vi sIs'AI..

The National GonseryatoTv OF masie 81
America, I16 ". 5eth 81. New SeTk. Mrs.
~ sNNi-1-TH " FlitNHEW Founder and ~ d.
ispi. Tor dialogue address The >erreisry
TUg iNSTTrr TT ~ M SiCAI. tAT OF the
CITY OF SEN AORk Franz DAu ros.' r. Dl- &c aaE
FOR ra'slogr~ address 81 itfth Az New or.
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INsTRIG rION
Fog Bsy, sas Sssss Nee
Krluir Srt,nnl

7" 7 = IIITN-NF- - " II ~ Y =
CLASSES ~ sIN. seventh 'rNr bp,s
nUrd thoroughly FOR sIl colleges aud boarding
,,hoO'~ Lessons pTeprrri At school. lAbora
tory Gymnasium privilege. Manual tra.alng
Pru-nsCf.ts "a request.
Nirrr hour 80 - Tel s-R col. .Ih..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
Bloody Race Riots Threatened at
Cairo and Situation Is
Desperate.
THE MILITIA is ORDERED OUT
Deputies Fire on lnfuriated Men
Who Make Attack on
the Jail.

CAIRO, Illinois. February 1S.-Again
Cairo is threatened with a race riot.
Three persons were wounded yesterday
in the fighting which followed an at
tempted jail delivery and a mob has
threatened 10 lynch the sheriff.
Yesterday evening a mob of 200 at
tackled the county jail in an attempt
to get possession Of negro who was
arrested for snatching a white woman s
purse. The sheriff had received word
that the attack would be made and
when the mob arrived at the jail the
members found twentyfour deputies
lined up to oppose them. The mob
leader ordered the sheriff to give up
the prisoner and the sheriff declined,
and in turn ordered the mob to dis
perse.
After little parleying the mob again
advanced on the jail. Again the sheriff
ordered the Infatuated men to halt and
when they failed to obey he gave his
deputies the command to fire.
At the first volley three of the mob
fell to the ground, seriously wounded,
while others received injuries of a
more or less serious nature. The ad-
vance was effectually stopped, how
ever, and seeing the deputies ready to
fire a second volley the leaders gave
the order to retreat.
News of the fight spread like wild
fire and threats were made not only
against the prisoner, but against the
sheriff and his deputies as well. At
an early hour this morning the mob
began reforming in the neighborhood
of the Jail and threats were made that
the sheriff and his twenty-four depu-
ties would be hanged to the telegraph
poles in the neighborhood.
The mob is thoroughly desperate and
the militia has been ordered out to pro-
tect the Jail The situation is critical.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
SENATE INVESTIGATES
HIGH COST Of LIVING
Committee Is Appointed to Col
IeCt Data and Make Report
to SOIOns.

WASHINGTON, February 1S-The
vice president yesterday appointed
Senators Lodge, GalIinger, McCumber,
Smoot, Crawford. Simmons and Clarke
a committee to investigate the cost cf
living and its relationship to the pres
sent wage scale throughout the coun-
try. Senator Lodge is chairman Of the
committee
The appointments were made in ac-
cOrdance with "A resolution recently in
troduced into the senate. The commit
tee will gather data on the subject with
the view TO ascertainng what part the
tariff plays in the maintenance of high
prices and will also endeavor to learn
whether or not salaries and wages have
been increased in proportion TO the ad-
vance in cost of the necessities of life.
\ report will then be made to the
senate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
Russians, FiIipinOS, HinduS and
Japanese Brought by the
Mongolia.
TROUBLE HAD BEENEXPECTED
With Russians From Dissatisfied
Ones Ashore, but Nothing
Came of 1t After All.

Three hundred and fourteen Russian
men, women and children set foot upon
American soil for the first time last
evening, when they landed from the 5.
S Mongolia and walked across the road
from the pilot house to the United
States immigration station. When they
found the soil of the Hawaiian Islands
actually under their feet. they clapped
their hands and shouted and in many
WAYS demonstrated their 10Y at being
in a new land. There was no indica
ton among them that they had taken
notice of the stories Of dissatisfaction
expressed by some of the Russians who
arrived in the first lot from Manchuria
few months ago.
They were a happy lot of people, ap-
parently care free, and they went to
the immigration station without max
ing any trouble or embarrassing the off
cias in any way They were taken off
the Mongolia and sent across the har-
Dor on the Pioneer to the Canadian
Australian wharf. where they were
landed in the dark. for the wharf was
uHhghted, but a lane of immigration
men and others gave ample security for
the head of the immigration service.
Raymond G. Brown. to have them con
dueted safely across the street. How
ever they were all anxious to get into
the building, for it looked inviting.
They We're without their baggage. and
they looked forward to hot supper
Marshal's Force on Hand.
There was some intimation that Rus
Sans few, who came over in the first
e, We're TO be on hand to talk the i'm
migrants out of accepting work on the
Plantations. Some were seen near the
wharf, and Mr.. Brown called upon the
United States marshal for assistance in
Keeping such persons away from the in
coming Immigrants He was response
Die Tor them until they were officially
passed and wanted no interference
Marshal Hendry and three deputy mar
sAalS were on hand on the wharf.
me local Russians. however. went to
heighborng wharf across the AIakea
sup and endeayored to engage the PEG
Pe on the Mongolia in conversation.
iaelr hand signs were suggestive of
warnings not to accept work offered
mem on plantations.
None Of the Russians who have been
mere a few uon+bg orI l.,-., rr4 a.,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
BlEATING UP
THE WRONG TREE

Z l. Spalding, speaking autborita-
t s,e'y Tor Claus sprccke}s s Co., re
.4'0a Inc statement made in the Buue-
, ,n Yesterday in no uncertain terms.
Inc statement that the sale Of the
Sn- -a.as interests to Mr.. Irwin by Claus
hi, ~. nv, winch was recorded in Homo
reear quay might be iuyalidared by the
cam nm decision of the san Francisco
iza5 Is To trusts, IS wholly uuaurhog
f.st, and not in accordance with the
ss,o u the case. On the contrary the
rr,r. mas been approved by the San
il escrn court, and the money placed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
SHIP SUBSIDY
FACES 4 FIGHT
Favorable Report Resulted in
Warm Scrap in Committee
of the House.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-Presi-
dent Taft 5 cup subsidy bill received
the Endorsement today of the commit
tee on merchant marine and fisheries
Of the house of representatives 50
quickly and unexpectedly as to take a
good many members breath away. The
committee in ordering its author. Rep
resentative William F. Humphrey. Of
Washington, to report it favorably,
stood ten to seven. Two republicans,
Representatives William w. Wilson, of
Illinois, and John 2. Swasey, of Maine.
and all of the democrats Of the com
mittee voted in the negative.
Before this action was taken. how
ever. there was one Of the merriest
rows that has occurred in a COMPRESSION
al committee at this session. 1t had
/ been announced that hearings on the
measure would begin before the com
mlttee this morning. Bright and early
Alessrs. !. Hampton Dougherty and
George ;. DuvaIl, representing the Mer-
chants Association Of New York. were
ON hand TO oppose it.
Mr.. Humphrey asked at once that the
committee 60 into secret session immc-
diately after today's hearing and vote
on the bill Vigorous protests were en-
tered Immediately against this action
/ by Representative Wilson and the demo
cratic members
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-18
SHIPS PAY TOO
MUCH FOR WATER
One Third of Cost of Maintaining
Works Is Met by the
Waterfront.
CONSUMERS ARE WASTEFUL
superintendent of Public Works
Makes Plain Statements
Before Chamber.
CONSUMERS ARE WASTEFUL
n . . Q. cco.0ooo0o o \

q = 9. {. = . {. . {. . . . Q. {. . . Il
6. The waterfront pays one third {.
{. of the total cost of keeping up {.
{. Honolulu's water system. I have {.
. yet to fi9d another port of any i'm {.
= portance where such a state of af- {.
.. fairs exists. ''-Marston Campbell {.
G. IN an address before the chamber {.
. OF commerce. {.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Attsmpt 70 Kidnap hsirsss.

Miss Ruth Shepherd. OF Scranton.
Pa, heiress Of the bic Crawford estate.
worth several millions. and the daugh.
ter OF James G. Shepherd. Of Scranton.
president OF the Peoples Coal com
pany. has returned from Martha's
Vineyard. Mass. with her nerves
shaken by daring effort 10 kidnap
her which might have succeeded but
Tor the presence OF mind Of Rev. DR..
Dorchester and his wife.
A short time ago she and Blanche
Reynolds. OF Scranton. went TO visit
DR. and Mrs. Dorchester at Martha's
vineyard A few days ago as the four
were out walking. the two girls being
ahead, well dressed. heavy set man
stepped from the bushes along a lone
~ road and seized Miss Shepherd. The
girls shrieked for help and Rev. DR..
Dorchester and his wife rushed IN.
The man was dragging Miss Shepperd
down the road and refused TO release
her. Tie said he was a detective and
that Miss Shepperd was a girl for
whom he had been looking
DIR. Dorchester said that in that case
they would go TO Martha's Vineyard
and the mistake could be corrected.
The man darngly started with them.
holding Miss Shepperd by the arm.
but fied when close to the town they
perceived police officer. Miss Shep-
perd was greatly upset by the expert
ence
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELP HIA - FLOUR weak .
$6d6.4O
RYE FLOUR steady; per barrel.
., WHEAT quiet; No red. new.
S1.Ol n 1O2
CORN quiet: No. > yellow. local.
71Q 7Zc
OATS firm; No. white. 39d3sisc. /:
lower grades. 3Sc.
POULTRY: Live steady: hens. 49,
d16c.: old ROSTERS. f2U12ieC Dress.
ed firm; choice fowls i61sc.: oil
ROSTERS 12IC
BUTTER steady; extra creamery
33C. per 10
EGGS firm; selected. 29dS1c.: near.
by. 2SC.. western. Csc
POTATOES quiet. at 50c0sI.65 per
barrel. as 20 quality
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

sng for me"
Forgive me-" brokenly.
Il insist This thing must be righted
publicly"
And I was thinking that the man I
loved was coward"
I am drawer than YOU dream. Crotch
en-. And in truth be was. for he
was about to set forth for the lions
den ana only amazing cleverness could
eNtricate him. The police bureau was
far away, but the distance was moth
ing 70 these healthy young people. IL
was Gretchen who drew back fearful
~.
The subchief Of the bureau received
them with IN concealed surprise.
i have learned that you are seeking
me" said the yintner, taking of his
cap.
Immediately the subchief did not
know what to say. This was out Of
the ordinary
You are not a native OF Dreiberg.'
he began
NO. herr; I am from Bavaria. You
viii ind that my papers were present
ed two or three weeks ago"
The winners passports were PRO
duced. The subchief compared them
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
elqanist Gets Lone s.nt.nc.

Before Judge Savidge and a iury
In the Northumberland county court
at Sunbury. Pa. John W. Blooming
dale admitted that he had left his
wife and five children in their home al
5O54 Westminster avenue. Philadelphia
with only 81 between them and star
walton. so that he might marry Kath
ryn Adams. OF Sunbury.
He was sentenced 10 an indetermi
nate term In the eastern penitentlary
OF from two years and three months
to nine years. depending upon his be
havior.
This sentence was partially for big
amy and partially for perjury. Bloom
ingdale admitted that he swore falsely
whep securing a marriage license.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Shot His Mother Win New Bin.

Lewis Thompson. a twelve-ye year old
lad OF Pittsf;eld. Pa. received a pres
ent OF a small rife from his father
A few moments later he called TO his
mother. saving. See. mamma. how
ia shoot a burglar IL he tried 10 get
into our house"
As his mother looked at him the BOY
aimed the rifle at her and pulled the
trigger The bullet entered Mrs
Thompson's brain from point jusr
below the lett eye end the woman fell
dead at her sons feet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
ssther Attacked by poofiss.

Fred H. Meiloy. OF New York. is I'M
der treatment az Bangor Me. for So
we're wounds received in an attack by
docfsh
Malloy and John Wallace. also OF
New York. have been cruising in their
motor boat Conqueror along the Maine
coast Diving on the boat while two
miles on Islesboro, Mslloy was sur
rounded by dogfish His cries attract
ed Wallace. who put out after him
and brought him ashore bleeding bad
ly and nearly exhausted from his bar
tie with the fish.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
.af.Sr,ss sEA1NlEs4
Holds Baby Above Water.

Standing in five feet OF water IL
the bottom Of a cistern at her home
near Sedan. Kan. Mrs. John Burch
the wife Of a farmer. for eight hour.
held aloft her twoyear-old child unit
the arrival home Of her husband.
The child had fallen into the cisterr
and the mother had sprung after il
seized the baby in her arms. raised Il
above the surface of the water anC
called for help. No one was within
hearing OF the woman's calls. anC
throughout the greater part OF the da,
Mrs. Burch stood. the water reachin.
up almost TO her neck. and waited FOL
the return of her husband from hi.
work in the fields.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Jaw Broken BY Riteh.a Ball.

Waiting for THE pitcher to lay
them over" in game OF ball at
Hollidayshurs. Pa. John Karl did not
dodge far enough from the plate when
fast inshoot Was served. and the
sphere struck him sQuarelv on the
point OF the chju splinteriuE the law
bone and knocking him ont
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Kllled ex bal, Roommat.

Antonio Pareso was killed by bis
oedmate. John Fou at Pittston.
Pa. and the slayer is now fugi
tive. The men had an apparently
trivial quarrel Sunday. and for a few
days slept in the same room without
speaking AS Pareso emerged from
the bedroom ready for work. Foil
faced him with a double barreled shot
gun and fred one load into his chest
Pareso reeied. and then Foti fired the
other barrel into his back and ran.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

DEVIL FLY AWAY WITH VOC BOrHi'
so the corresponding number ia his
book There was nothing wrong about
them
What is your buSinessT
Il am a vintner by trade. herr"
why did You jump out OF the win
dow"
Il was frightened at drst. herr. I
believed that we were all TO be ar.
rested"
you accused him Of being Ju-
geudheit spy" broke IN Gretchen.
Il ann here because OF that accuse
tion." said the vintucr.
What have YOU TO sayE"
81 deny &C."
Read this"
II was the cutting The vintner read
So, his brOws drawn together in puz.
zled frown.
Il can make nothing OF this. herr.
When / cut this out OF che paper IL
was 60 preserve the notice on the
other side" The vlntner returned the
cutting
The subchief read aloud:
WINNERS and presses and primers wanted
Tor the season Find and liberal compen-
sation. Apply Holtz
Gretchen laughed joyOusly; the vint-
ner grinned; the subchief swore under
his breath.
The devil 1y away with you both"
he cried. making the best OF his cha
grin. And wheL you marry don't in
vite me to the wedding"
After they had gone, however. he
called for an assistant
Did you see that young vlntner?"
"Yes."
Follow him night and day. Find
out where be lives and what he does
and ransack his room il possible. tie
II either an innocent man or a sleek
rascal Report TO me this time each
night"
on reaching the street Gretchen gave
rein TO her laughter. AS hey turned
into the krumerweg they almost ran
lnto Carmichael
Herr Carmichaelr said Gretchen.
And what are you doing here this
time OF the nightT"
Il am looking for kind OF ghost. a
specter in black that leaves the palace
early in the evening and returns late.
whose destination has Invariably been
40 Krumerweg."
The winner started.
MY houseT cried Gretchen.
Yours Perhaps you can dispeI this
phantom2" said Carmichael.
she was a lady who comes on
charitable errand. But now she VIII
come no more. The object OF her visits
IS gone" Gretchen answered sadly.
My luckr' ruefully
Are you not afraid to walk about
in this part OF the town so lateg" put
IN the vintner
Afraid? or what: Thieves? Bah.
my little man. | carry sword stick.
and, moreover. know how to use II
tolerably well. Good night" And he
swung along.
The vintner was not patient tonight.
who is this mysterious womanr"
Il am not free to tell you"
OH
Leopold. what Is the matter with
you tonight; You act like boy"
am wrong. Gretchen. You are
right. Kiss me"
She liked the tone; she liked the
kisses. too. though they hurt.
Good night. my man. she whisper.
ed
Good night. my woman. Tomor.
row night at s."
He turned and ran lightly and swift. !
~ up the street.
From the opposite doorway a mona
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Mother Sees Son murder.a

Near Wadesboro. in Arson county
Va. Jesse Edwards shot and instantly
killed bis brother Peter without pro
vocation.
Peter had just returned from chruch
and was sitting on the porch, when
Jesse emerged from the house with a
pistol in his hand, and pushing aside
his mother. who stood between them
he shot Peter three times. killing him
instantly. There is said TO have been
bad blood existing between the two
brothers for some time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10


dozen times. Here. take il. But be
wise in the future and draw IL onlv
Ia the right.
Outside the old man laid his hand
on the colOuel's arm.
You must never bother her again.
Listen. You are Colonel Won Wal
lenstein; you are something more be-
sides"
What do you inferg~
Il infer nothing. Now and then
there happens strange leakage in the
dukes affairs. The man is well paid
lie Is gambler. and one is always
reasonably certain that the gambler
win be wanting money. DO you IN.
derstsnd?'
"Who are yOuf'
who ! am Is OF no present conse-
quence. But | know who and what
you are. II you behave yourself YOU
Will be allowed to continue In prosper
ity. but IL you attempt 20 modest tina
girl again there will be no more gold
coming over the frontier from Jugend.
belt. Now do you understand
Yes" weakly.
eco. But be advised and walk cir
cumspectly."
The colonel. pale and distrait. saw In
his minds eve a squad OF soldiers. a
wall. single volley and dishonoreI
roll OF earth. Military iDformers were
given short shrift. The colonel went
to the barracks
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Bridegroom Instantly Killed

John Wyantte. only recently mar.
ried, met with instant death when be
fell from blast furnace being erected
at the Bethlehem Steel works. at
South Bethlehem. Pa. and fractured
hfs skull
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Attacked BY Anurx Cow.

When Mrs. Nathan Brown. living near
Roanoke. Va. went 20 salt her cows
on her farm. near Wytheville. Va. she
was attacked by one OF the animals
She suffered broken arm several
ribs were driven through into her
lungs. and she died IN 'ew hours
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
THE TRIUMPH OF oiscoRo.

OF Miss Kstydid
A slttin' In de tree
Chance 10 hear a morkfn' bird
A. sweet as IL could De
Miss Kataydid discover
Dat her voice were big an strong
80 she decide dat she'll break 10
An give 'sm a song
Pore or mockin' bird
he listened as ne iew.
De other katydid jine In
An make a great 70 do.
An now an den dey'd chuckie
In dc middle OF the fuss
An say. ! bet dat mockin' bird
VISIT he could sing like u.s.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Live Stock Markets

PILTSBURG Union stock Yards) -
CATTLE steady: choice g. 50G7 =
prime. S11oN Z 40.
SHEEP firm. prime wethers. S46OG
40; cUils and common seas. lambs
-. 500 .. veal calves. 50 5O4f1
hO1'S higher: prime hcavias. 50 3
q 30. mediums Sq75. heav, yorI,
ers. 80 JOd -: light Workers. SQs5T
PTS: pigs. S9G960; rouehs. s. 5NTS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
N n ~ NORFOLK &
I've u u WESTERN.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
S--aLL-l-- In 80 L.. u. .n-o
TRADE MARX REcIsrERFpl

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE To NORFOLK
Schedule in Eject June T. 1910
Leave Bynt Street Station, Richmond FOR
NORFOLK. bs1O A. N $500 A N. 400 p
N, 'f;lO p. NJ. b7:OO p. NJ
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST-s6:15
A NJ, $500 A. N, 1910 Noon; a $500 p NJ
1890 p. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk-b Il:S5 A. N
n;iO A. NJ $50 p NJ b 1925 p NJ III 20
Y. NJ From the West: $3.50 A. NJ also p.
n, b 2:i5 p. NJ. 1905 p. N, 1900 p. N
DAILY Daily except Sunday. sunday only
Pullman rarlor and Sleeping Cars Cafe Din.
ing Cars, G. II. BOSLEY,
W q bENlLL, ID. p. A. Richmond, Va
C. p. A.. Roanoke Va