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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21
STRETCHED ARTIST PE;RIlif
RICHARD ETCHED WIFE

ing either as owner or renter; TO pro.
hibit the display OF liquor signs or
notices on any building in which IL
cense TO sell ardent spirits Is not In
force: toIprohibit the conduct of tito
liquor business by any person who Is
ineligible to obtain liquor license;
TO prohibit the solicitation In dry ter
rtory %. orders for ardent spirits, or
acting az agent for the transmission
OF such orders; to provide for the dc.
structlon Of ardent spirits, confscated
by the Law: To enact q law making the
lists of those holding Internal revenue
,ax receipts. when certified TO by In
terna! revenue officers, legal Evidence
before the courts when furnished TO
prosecuting attorneys.
Increased Penalties.
DR.. Cannon amended by increasing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21
LIQUOR people
PROFIT BY DELAY
Mr.. Thomas Advocates Militant,
Program on Part Of Anti
Saloon Forces.

Chairman Rawlings presented the
report of the committee on resolutions
Immediately following the adoption OF
the Legislative program. The series.
printed elsewhere, call on Congress to
regulate interstate commerce In IL
luor. to require applicants for Fed
eral license to sign a statement that
the husincss lis not contrary to the To-
cal law OF the community, and to for
bid the sale OF conhscated liquor by
government agents In dry territory.
All were adopted without discussion
but third resolution reported by 'he.
committee, based on that offered by
Senator Thomas on the preceding day
provoked more discussion. The rcso-
luton provides THAI in the event the
General Assembly grants the enabling
act. tho officers OF the league are In
structed to call an election "at the
earliest practicable time during tho
present year. unless some new develop
mert should render II inadvisaole.'
Mr.. Daimun objected to the resolution.
which. he stated. would not help the
cause when the officers go before the
LEGISLATURE. ms II gave the Legislators
10 understand that the league expects
to go into q Statewide election at
once.
what Is the use of tying UP your
executive comnttee2" he argued. Mr.
Thomas held that fl would be grave
mistake TO adjourn without giving the
people of the state & definite idea
what the purposes of the organization
] are. ..It Will seal the conviction IN
| the minds Of thousands that.the league
| IL guilty OF that with which 1t has been
| charged" he said.
Not n. strong rs Last Year.
an my Judgment The cause of pro-
btbition is not as strong to-day as II
/. WAS twelve months ago. II we delay
| twelve months. the whisky Interests
1 vim have had time to lay their snares
Ia defeat our object / believe 1t pos
elbla 10 hold an election this year. and
30 utterly destroy the oppor.uh',y .. OF
i tho saloon to crowd our electorate WIN
i th, scaIawag and bum and negro.
i would 20 before the state With mi,l-
laant program. Don't sneak n l,,, 70 - sn ~.
i Legislature and say: Give us TINS ia".
i and we won't trouble you again.
I'm the legislature you VIII meet meet q
1Continued on Fifth Pagco
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21
silNiATURE ALMANAC

''IfnmlIary 2 ~
sun rises..,. 7.as M n lifcsiI ~ lol;, \
4 sun sets ii,ai Mnrning .s ! W.: :9e
! Moon sets, a,Og Evening ~, 4 = 81 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
AFTER LONG FIGHT
Motion to Defer State Vote on Prohibition over
whelmingly Defeated---Leglslatlve Com
nittee's Report Stands Without Change

cries OF mo! MOI" from all parts OF
the house. but the motion was seconded
amid some confusion. Mr.. Sherrard
said that it was well enough for rev
hundred delegates to come here ana
hear speeches and sing songs and then
decide redhot for prohibition But
we are small number" he continued.
THE people have not had an opportu-
nifty to gather enthusiasm, and we arc
opening ourselves to the danger OF
serious check. We should have am
other year OF education. want TO see
Richmond and Norfolk try to settle
this question for themselves. Even u
they lose. 1t will be better for them TO
have made the effort. II that rains,
then we OF the mountains can come
down and help our city brethren out
Mr.. Conway, OF Fredericksburg re-
sponded that there was enough cnthu-
siasm in this convention to set on fre
the State OF Virginia" wlach was
greeted with cheers OF applause. Mr,
| Conway acknowledged that there Was
a possibility that the first test might
show defeat, which was met by cries or
NO! MOL" THE possibility is that We
may be beaten" he asserted again.
but 1t viii be educational"
During his zraynarls there was Il
rapid canvassinB OF the house and en-
thusiastic Whispering among groups
OF leaders. Mr. Conway told that In
fredericksburg they We're beaten
again and again: that sometimes the
vets had more majority than the drya
had voters, but we went right at
them again. We may be beaten In Il
State night, but hope we won't The
fruit Is ripe, It is ~ crucial time The
tide WI recede, and If we don't tako
advantage we may lose It altogether"
There MORE many crias OF Question
) and erortN to shut off further debate
. and motions 10 lay Mr., Stewards res
olnton on the table. DIR. Cannon arosn
! and secured the moor, calming the do.
bate by reading again tho committee
resolution for an enabling act and Elk.
planning It's provisions.
DIR. Cannon speaks,
~ seems TO me- he said. that Il
~ not Wise TO tie the hands OF thu
executive committee either way. oithe
20 say they must not act until hex
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21
A. 11l5 A NJ Rev. James Cannon,

At 1l:i5 A. NJ Rev. James Cannon,
Ir, called UP the report of the COM
mittee on legislation OF which he Is
chairman secretary McAlister an
nounced that no person who had not
signed registration card would pc
entitled 10 vote on any pending propo-
sItion. DR.. Cannon stated that since
the report OF tho committee had been
printed in full in The Times-Dispatch
on the opening day of the convention.
ii was not necessary TO read the whole
report again. He called up, first, tho
declaration of policy, In which tho
report asserted.
at seems 10 your committee that
the wIsest plan viii be to petition the
General Assembly to enact such lcgis-
lation as will give TO the voters Of
sthe state the right to call an election
on this question whenever certain
specified number OF voters shall make
Z a request in q duty authorized way
that such an election be held
The committee report gave at some
length four main reasons In support OF
Its conclusion that 1t takes the Ques-
lion out of politics; that it leaves the
time of the election in the hands OF
The people; that such an election
would prove difficult to repeal, and
that 1t neither contemplated long
postponement nor Immediate action
leaving that open TO decide as events
determine.
Mr.. sherrnrd's Amendment.
Immediately on the reading of tn
declaration and accompanying resolu
1ion, Rev Joseph L. Sherrard. of AL
beinarle, moved as an amendment q
substitute for the whole that there b
no call for Statewide vote unit
after the next annual meeting of tn
league. The fight was on. There wcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21

such election mt tho enriiest practicable
! time during tile present year, unless
some new development should render
II inadvisnbic.
Isl Omrcrs ELECTED.
ofllccrs were elected for the coming
year as follows:
President. Rev. Henry Pearco At
kins, Richmond.
vice. esidents--Chancellor w. W.
Smith, OF Lynchburg p. v. D. Conway.
fredericksburg; Governor-clect VIII
liam II. Mann, Nottoway Courthouse:
nev. j. r. Ellis, 11kton; Rev. W. 9.
Campbell. D. D., Roanoke: Rev. q. S.
Bowers Winchester; Professor j. Z.
henderson, Bristol; Hon. A. T. Lincoln.
Marion; G. w. Hawxhurst, Falls
Church. End A. f. Thomas. Lynchburg.
Secretary, j. .. McAlister. Richmond
Treasurer. S. p. Jones, Richmond.
state Executive Committee---Rev. IL
p. Atkins. Richmond: Rev James Cam
non .Jr.. Biackstone; Rev. r. Men.
simpson. Lynchburg. Rev. W. G. Tay-
Ior Petersburg; Professor f. P. Dun
ni1eton Charlottesville: Rev. w. W.
lear Berkeley: Rev e. Fl. Rawlings,
st,ichrnond. Rev. Thomas Semmes, Rich
mond Rev. Asbury Christian, Rich
mond Rev, r. H Bennett, Lynohburg
p s Barbour. South Boston; Captain
w e. Taylor. Nor1olK; Rev. VI
Hatcher. Richnond; Rev. c. D. Bnlla
Alexandria; Rev. Ryland Knight. Rich
mond: Rev r.. B. Garrett. Portsmouth;
Rev. +. r. Dadmun. Farmville; Rev. j.
NJ pitcher, Petersburg: ]. W. Hough,
Norfolk: Rev. E. r. Wexford. Newport
News: Rev. D. NJ. Ramsay. Ricfmond
Raw w c. James. Richmond: Rev. p.
Cave. Bowling Green: Frank Tall
bott Danville; W. H Vincent, Capron.
legislative committee-James Can
non. Jr..s j. ID. McAlister, E. ]. Richard
son /. A. Taylor. c. 2. Stuart ]. W,
uonrh r. S. Barbour. w. n vincent
httornevs-waiter sydnor. Of Rich
nnnd and Thomas Whitehead, OF AM
herst.
The convention was addressed last
night by Rev. II. W. Battle. D; D., on
The fight for Statewide proh'oitio M, ~
North Carolina under the topic me
Conflict, the Victory, the Result 1ol.
$ lowing which there was an aadress
from Rev. P. A. Baker, D. D. na,'ona,
sn y of the Anti-saloon
league of America. who demonstrated
ne nrogress OF the prohibition move
ment throughout the United states.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21

which we were not guilty-makins I
unholy alliances with the liquor men |
It is not true, and we will prove It
with 10000 majority OF voters The |
coed people of Nirginia VIII bel!evc
then that 1t is not true. We can't |
stop. we must go on. We are going |
to place 1t In the hands Of the eSecu-
must go, and II they don't so they will |
have to come back next year and
say why, and then we can get new
committee that will go"
Overwhelmingly. Lost.
There were many points Of order
and finally the Sherrard amendment
was overwhelmingly lost The ofigi- |
nal question the committee report,
was adopted by a rising vote.
DR.. Cannon called attention to the
fact that there were some who did
report. Mr.. Christian said that a
mans silence at such a time gives
his consent, and that the election was
therefore unanimous. President At
kins stated 1t more carefully. that the
resolution was adopted without dis
senting voice." The Statewide reso-
luton OF the committee was then
adopted with a standing vote. with
the singing OF the Doxology
the report, the section which deals
with proposed Legislation pending the
Statewide issue. while we believe"
he said. "that the people will vote out
the saloon, yet we believe It q Wiser
plan to perfect the restrictive and pro-
hibitive legislation.
Fight for These.
In addition to the legislative pros
gram adopted in Norfolk In 1909. all
OF which was reattirmed. the conven-
ton adopted the first five sections OF
the committee report without oppo-
siton, as follows.
l. TO so amend the laws of local
option elections as to insure fair cleo
lions.
@ TO confer upon the Boards of SUI
perNisors and Councils or towns and
cities the right to prohibit intrastate
shipments of liquor from wet" into
.'dry" territory.
8. TO prohibit distilleries within tho
borders OF local option territory.
A. 10 prohibit the sale OF ardent
spirits by aistilleries in no-llcense ter
ritory except to be delivered to a
common carrier to be transported into
territory where ardent splits can bn
legally sold
S. TO give authoity to all tribunals
having jurisdiction In cases OF viola.
ton Of the liquor law to impose not
only the fine required by the law but
In case OF conviction reasonable fee
for the prosecuting attorney, aud such
other costs MS may be approved by
the court.
Number 6, which proposes TO enact
into law as governing the intrastatn
shipment, Of LIQUOR In Virginia. tho
~. 4. q J.
United States which went into effect
January 1, 1910. Mr., sydnor amended
by inserting a brief synops's OF tho
provisions Of that act, which forblds
G, Q, y! SHIPMENTS OF liquor; shin
ment under fictitious names, and re-
| quireR the labelling OF packages.
Section Z, tho committee reported as
| follnWs:
4 40 prohibit the storage OF liquor
In dry territory except FOR personal
nse of thc8nerson occunylnr the builA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21
Can't Keen out OF Politics.
THE WEATHER

Forecast, yirslnia-Unsettled, with
rain Friday, colder by night Saturday
fair and colbert increasing southeast,
shtfttnE TO high west aud northwcst
winds.
North Cnrolinu--Haln, followed by
clearing aud colder weather Friday;
Saturday fair; Increasing southeast.
whiting to high west nnd northwest
lNiuIH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21
Save You ESQ
On Your Groceries

Large California Pruncs, 4 lbs. for 25c
Fresh Bologna Sausage, per pound &c
7bs, New VA Buckwhcat for II. 25c
Large Fat Mackerc, for i. 25c
Large New North Carolina Roe
IIcrrines. lSc dozen; or, per
half barrel ...,.....,sa. $3.50
New Hominy and Grits, 2 lbs. for &c
Good Lard, per pound. lie
Large Irish Potatoes, zoe peck;o or,
per bllshel ..........,. ..75c
Good Salt Pork, per pound lidcE
NcwLabrador Icrrinss, per dozen. nc
Whole Grain Rice, per pound &c
Cedar Buckets ,.s,4.5......,. SC
Wine for jelly, per quart ..loc
Sweet Florida Oranges, per dozen. i,
l5c and .....st5.....,.,,s. 30c
Elgin Butter. per pound, &c
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate, cakc,lOc
New Seeded Raisins, lib. ky DC
Best Cream Cheese. per pound l8c
California lsyaporatcd Peaches,
pounds Tor ...,..,.,t...1,s.. \, ~ zl11c
Duffy Malt Whiskcy s......,. ,S5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-21

unhesitating majority for the prohibit
Carolina. with the scars of the conflict
still on me. In the name OF North Carr
DINA. in the name of humanity. don't
delay"
Thomas Whitehead said 1t was neces
sary to put a stop at once to the gem
eral criticisms Of the league, a criti-
clsm ny "whiskey newspapers" that
I'VE are here to deal out one more
year of grace" to the liquor interests.
II am sick and tired of having my
personal character aspersed in that
way he concluded with some heat,
amid applause.
Objection was again made to the
continued applause and hand clap
ping by the officers OF the church in
which the league is meeting, Secre-
,tary McAllster, suggesting that every
body learn to say Amen"
Mr.. Whitehead resumed his argu-
that he didn't propose to be accused
again of giving the whiskey men any
further day of grace"
Can't Keep Out OF Politics.
You can't keep this thing out OF
politics" he said. Whenever a man
votes. 1t is politics. The integrity OF
the Ant-Saloon League hangs on this
resolution. Go back an inch--go back
one step-and the integrity and stand
Ing OF this organization are gone
We have been accused OF that OF
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
DETAILS or NEGRO
PLOT ARE UNVEILED
Scheme Was 10 Bring About
American Intervention in
Gaia, Il Is Declared.

Havana. <s3g LITTLE -,4-pese Of the
rsa5s-s5stzaE .@E sTr5C b s1e rn2Tatcg. Jorge
Hsass@-& AID alE sAEge#zteg we're ar
RESTED yesterday sa-a& To coTgei Amer
sfzzG &t-zea-Ee etzgE- according To the
fpa s'fzzl.tass3t1E sgsgrEFaaE5Cn The gecre-
tzf1F - Eas l1ger59T mas issued An Of
hfasa f-z1eEssEer tszl s. vac learned
s'f'n5s tags @gg Zs@t &C. VAS designed To
1ff'w ~ sfa1REE ard railways and de-
f5stsT property u Eggesererg with the
fasE's - s1fEase ss2 r3stS result
Fs1T5tssf I9ges-gaa,a ton resulted in the
a.saapfes5'T 1zzas Gae suspects were in
tsS'ssssLsft EEg a<zs@ztsgra with a gtocx
tf7t6ss# ~shasf ~zagzas ~ unknown. A de-
s'F1'aEFlSs1 - sziss saE faen obtained and
Us t5.t1Gs &rs @Eaa king "a active search
fEa sstea -
ahss9 z-gestess one " he cou~r,frs-
%a5's, ssaaaAs2 #&5eEtano Pf1S. r1ade a
~ t2zsF statement, declaring thai the
Ntf.sss fasaSt 8rzGT wag a fake ana mere
~ - Attempt 20 make a pretenga az
t5"asz- les DzzrDp&e was not 10 ca,ae
&szss,faf@za .sE@rgeatIou. but elrnplv 10
}fsaf 90 heaa xt0ez market by COM
1-sfafsAF s@ts~E damage not serious Ia
s9r9g@FFT ~
fSs9E fDs3F CeFs18s we're CONCERNED f.,
- f75tA gSf@eFs iae said. the rest IN tha
afGs sgest@1 being ignorant Of kno,s,I
asgs ~ fsse 1I9t,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
PH0H0G2Apa nlKEsA
COW GIVE MORE MILK
Music Charms Eossy Into Let
ting Down Mach More
Freely and Easily.

Chicago, July fG--Tbe asnoynne-
inent ~ the discovery - Fsrs.er ! y
LonRyear, Of I've Lake, Mo- to. i
pbonograpi placed 81 ne sfzF - 49,
family coz makes foF tfse fsssa 80
pail has created cgRsa6essf.Ee a~zesee-
meut on matters Eggfne.
Farmer LonggeaF Ia easA ~, bave
found that @bo2Ey~ g1Yes f4r ss;lEy r..s.,s
more cheerfully n efe n afss5seF NJ,
chevy her c1a rflYGHfalza1Ty ~ IT,
etraiaa Of Rocked III tire f.ralge ~ 49,.
Deep" 'CHddle tn . lat &C.,, :
me Dublin Rag ard Pick N sees !,
John II. Marsh, Eaperlntegaef5f ~
Borden'g CONDENSED MIX esgrgrsa,s[
said that there IL something - Psrrs'st
Longyeafss theory. c0ws are seps6ttsse
animals. he declared. A treat aesg 49,
Ponds on their environment
DIR. 9. ". Peek vice president ~ ts,e
Bo~rnan Dairy company. raid ttsf n
mad been Demonstrated that sa,ye ss.,'s
very delicate nervous orr r.sz..s,..'
and that the least excitement frft,5
fereE With their milk OUTPUT - "a
not know whether Or not music gsssi6
beast
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
GIRL AVEHGES THE
KILLING Of FATHER
5-z1E Had Assassin y Few
CE-ez-z E-&Lz a. Eceze Of
His C-1-e.

Sew &-.@s7A Jay l5--Esae-- M
> u 3 aaalGE zEZ zr-s--T
20 - a1f9 -4.1zzzaz- a~-as-e 80
= f g. 9-is as-.z sssG a5e@zs-s~ ~z.-ss~
5s-9 zs a1ez - - Ezz-- Va
szes . sasw H-~a. z...aer 49,. -
a1-8-sz sssEzzzv z4-- asa - =
s.Rzssa tstlzz az Tag g-s ses-.r =
l@ rat -szez-rr raae~sg --sg--r
eH EEzmra assrg .z4-s# go z,
~ uGgEeT hizaFrsz7 ssssszs.zs 49,.
~ ss 1 2sa8saG zg @sa zras.4 zzrsg s-tg,ss<e
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ffeGs EsE ~ aasr .Etg.z.sszss IL -
Fssa ~ asz.s57sa ST. IT, erap -
zeA As41 afsseG - Elss sasaaa,,sr
aEs1E sf.sasfis1e lt-ssgeaal.e r-ast.s,s 80
ssis HLfFre ant - ft1.ssns SIS SIS zsssss.s-
ssE 1E@fsE at ngGG - 5ss raa
y assn Gtas p6iiEge a~~zEsrt efae sssvg ,.,..s
fetstuE gseF GEts aotss s.ffs 800
sas tsr1E 81 zas slissssr sfsF Ru erse 49,,
gsaEaleie sIEu rflEss DtGlset vsepsfts 90,
LIE tsessrt- Jtef sagsaasgs1 was its.ysssf,s,ts
- Giuseppe s1Sagns.azglp. WIG ig $50
ID base efftseEfEss7c EEyfr sssefgy rt.r.s.4grIs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
EIGHT DIE IN GREAT
FIRE IN CANADA CITY
Calnpbellton, N. B., Is Visited
by Disastrous Conflagration,
With Many Fatal Results.

st Johns, y, s., July 14.-Caring for
the homeless and searching the ruins
for other victims were tasks that con-
fronted the authorities at CampbclIton
\. B.. following last nights disastrous
fire there, in which eight persons are
reported to have been killed more than
200 driven from their homes and q
loss Of 100000 caused.
All outside communication from a
little lumber town on the north shore
OF New Brunswick was cut off. 1t was
not until today that messengers began
To bring details. Seven men vnrr re-
ported to have been killed in the ex-
piosion during the fire. The bodv Of
an infant was recovered from thu
ruins OF dwelling house
The blaze started i'm the Richards
shlngle mill on the western side of tho
town. A heavy wind was blowing and
within few minutes the fire vas
beyond control. Two banks thrao
large lumber mills, three churches tbo
Lnter-Colonial Railway station teIa-
graph and telephone offices and many
other large buildings were burned The
residential section is also reported tn
nave been destroyed
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
FOUR ARE JAILED FOR
lYNCRING IN NEWARK
government of Ohio City Is
TO Be Overhauled as Result
of Riot.

Newark, Ohio, July 14.-Weldon <arr
Charies Bagley, Ed Willis and Edward
smaller were arrested today, charged
with completely in the riot Of FRIDAY,
hlght: Several other men are under
surveillance. "IiueE
John Ankele, the new MAYOR. stated
Loday that he would completely reor-
l GAME the police department. 1t is
D ,5t,st tnat the director Of public works,
VIC Safety Harry Runkle, will be de-
James NcCrum took charge Of the
GIty prison today, displacing Charles
mayer, one of the old adminisfratian
vance Miller, aged %, a negro, is
charged with being the one who
~ '- th Etherington's skull the night
D. n. Newton, who has been editor Of
inc .fs, Newark Advocate for 30 years. has
a.'5 lie was liberal in his views,
ana the policy Of the paper has sudda,'
ly changed since the riot. ''''''is IL
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
MAGAZINE BLOWS UP
AND JARS VICINITY

Plsts2ifss ~. July A--A powaer
I@s@<ffs - fEas<st, Pa. exploded 10
I. ks3tagE one DeFggn ard lufg,rt,,o,
@t<,9aa ~ otssese. TSle magazine was tho
D s...L - - standard Plate Glass
&ssfs1@E3s arc contained CO. y.st,,,,1i.'1 "
aIfsahnite sra G,9S9 pounds gf bIa@fl, =.
g>sUgeF. '"Stils
Ih@ F@Dfff ~ the ezplfssier g..
1850 ~ miles around ard tb@ acnrL
~ p@fSSltas injured gefc nearly mi gn,r,,
re- 49, - iff's, ~ MAGAZINE.
Nsts iaao gore ~ the nlaaazlna ~ 80
pgs1sf ~ tlss - ftJe qgarriee. abo ~
~ aF&aF h@ @as rec ~ erfer tne -,
gifssIGb occurred ara he vas blS,s,,, -, =,
fragments, having 10 cieW ~ ~ ba ~
80 Dos1der bsearrs ignited. Wlndn,.,.
aeFs shattered su ali the farm bs.,,.',.l'
foF more than 4 mile around s.,,s ' .'ii.ss
~ 5gs.fset FadiHa at tho trees LIN, LIT
moved down Ike grass, were
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
GERMAN CITY FEELS
A SHARP EARTHQUAKE

Munich, Bavaria, July ia sharp
earthquake was felt at s.45 O'Clock this
morning. The walls VI several build
ings were cracked
The Waye-like movement continued
FOR three Seconds. thoroughly tefrify-
Ing the people. who fed from their
homes and remained IN the streets long
after the disturbance had ceased.
The shock was felt alzo ia surround
fns villages, including Garmlsch. A
report from Obcrammergau says that
the shock waa noticeable there, but
that little damage WAS DONE
Berlin. July Dispatches from the
Tyrol. IN Austria Hungary, report that
one person was killed and 90 others In
jured nv an earthquake al the village
OF Uttsnhplm today
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
FIGHT PICTURES WILL
BE SHOWN IN LONDON

-, L e,i.',.. Jaly 1.-THE British gov
sfnnssHt haa no p0Wer 10 prrvar,t =. \
exhibition ~ pictures IL ~ - the
Johnson hRtt, according 10 j sts.ta..i W. :
nhieh winston Churchill. the n@s'a. ~
~ state for home affairs uuade i, 10y W..
house of commons today HI retl, -, me
question put by Sir Howeli T,, ~ y
mere seems ~ be little dlsp0eitlns,' - II.
ii.nRiafld 20 exhibit these pictures TN -
eiineG 70 show lhsn, e us-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
PIRATE SETTLEMENT is
B0MBARDED BY GUNBOAT

Hongkong, July ia Portuguese
gunboat operating wSh troops today
gnnboat company operating with troops
today bombaried the pirate settlement
on the island Of Colowan, destroying
the houses and killing many natives.
The Chinese retaliated by ssorngna
and capturing the Portuguese rnIIItar1
post Portuguese reinforcements Mers
sent e the scene from Macio.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-14
NEGRO CONFERENCE IN
SESSION IN VIRGINIA

Hampton. Vs.. July ig.--The four.
teenth annual meeting ~ the Hampton
Normal and Agricultural institute hsge
1t viii last two days. There viii ~ i
symposium today OF negro editors NJ,
The Contribution or the Negro g@a's.
papers TO the Progress III the race
Other questions discussed wifi d.at
with the work % the anti -tuberculasss
leagues and Insurance AMI agricult1rai
problems. ~