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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

tox. is visiting relatives in Washmgt01s
Ward. asssas#
Mrs. william /. cAopton left Ws6
nesday afternoon for Buffalo LdfA1@
Springs. Where she VIII spend -
weeks. 4 - s323|
Mrs. Il. NJ Robertson IL visiting h11&
daughter, Mrs. Bridgeforth. In LuffeAs
burg county. IN
Mrs. Charles w Page, of CinclnnA1R
is the gueses of her son, Con1ndn@
wealth's Attorney Charles l.. Page
Perry street.
Mrs. Frank Davis and young dau8A%
ter are visiting relatives and frtenMM
In Dinwiddie county. 9S
Miss Lillian Cheatham. of 81
Grove. is confined to her home VIII
sickness
Little Allen Cleaton, son of Mr.. auG
Mrs. w H. Cleaton. in Bainbrtd93
street. has recovered from recent ~
tack OF sickness.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
DISPATCH STATES
AMERICAN KILLED
Gustav Rist Said 10 Have Been
Murdered Near
Isthmus.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s-Gustav A.
Rist, an American citixen, was muir
dered In Bolivia June IL. by Augustin
Hunf. according to a brief dispatch
received at the state department to-
day from Minister Combs, at Lima
Peru. Combs merely stated that the
murder was committed near Puyupoyo,
and gave no details.
The department was unable to fina
Any record or RTst. and started an
investigation to-day to learn HIS
identity. Further details will be OBJ
tanned from Bolivia as soon as possi-
BILE, but communication with the in
terror OF that country Is 30 Glow that
1t may take months TO obtain answers
to queries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

O'Clock the FIRE was discovered II
had gained such Roadway that it was
impossible to exttnguish IL.
SPOTSYLVANIA.- body Of Hy-
ter Z. Lewis, who was killed by his
son-in law near Richmond last sat
uriay night, was brought to his old
home, in this county. and buried Tues
day near the Summit station, on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad
SALEM coming down an ex-
ceedingly steep incline of a brushy
mountain. near Salem. Mr.. r. q. Man
gus who resides west of town, was
attacked by a colony of rattlesnakes,
twelve in number. some having as
many as fourteen rattfes. After one of
the most difficult battles that anyone
could imagine, he finally overcame the
huge and coily tribe. at which time he
was completely exhausted. Mr.. Man
gus sustained no serious injury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

LADIES. BY PLACING THE ORDER
Fsat YOUR FALL AND WINTER
SUIT, REQUIRE FROM YOUR Tall
OR a STYLISH SUIT, WITH THE
Feet GIVEN By THE NEW YORK
AND PARSIAN TAlLORs AT THIS
TIME, l AM THE TAILOR WAC
KNOW SHOW TO GIVE YoU A
SILL A =. ~ TINS iss.r oRpEK, A.
TESTIFY FOR WHOM HAVE
MADE SUITS SINCE RETURNED
FROM INSPECTING MODELS MADE
BY SEVERAL OF THE LEADING
TAILORS OF THE ABOVE MEN
TONED CITIES II. LEWIS, La
DIES. TAILOR. se2 NORTH FIRST
STREET, PHONE MONROE 1855.
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CHOIR GUILD TO
TRANSACT BUSINESS

The Choir Guild OF Meade Memorial
church IN to hold an important meet
ing Thursday evening in the home of
Mrs. E. G. Hiliy, In Twelfth street.
between Bainbridge and Porter streets.
All members Of the guild are. in-
vited to attend--not only invited. but
urged to be present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
Property Transfsrs.

Deeds Of bargain and sale were re-
corded In the Chancery Court Thurs-
day ~ follows:
John III. Lyneman to J. M. Fowler,
property fronting 50 feet on north side
Or franklin street west Of Tilden
street: SO and other valuable consid-
erations,
Sarah n. Robertson and husband to
John n. Kidd. property improved. with
residences No. II South Cherry street,
fronting n 1.13 feet on South Cherry
street. 33.1QA 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES. YOTR HAIR is MPOR-
TANT.

YOUR COMBINES OR CUT HAIR
made into beautiful switches, puffs,
pompadours, front pieces, etc. in
the most artistic manner. Charges
very moderate Els North Fifth
street Richmond Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

Mr.. j, Calvin Abbott has returned
from Atlantic City and New York,
where he spent about ten days
Rev. ]. A. Sullivan and family. OF
Warrington. are visiting IN the city.
The minister wax the former pastor
Of Oak Grove church, and ID now pas
tor Of the First BAptis. church II thes
District Of Columbia,
NJ Mr. A. III Cheat han. Z at Apr0inat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
uMBRELLER STORE, 3is
Il. BROAD STREET.

WE RECOVER UMBRELLAS AND
make them like new for very rea-
sonAbie prices; we have covers An
cotton gloria. silk taffeta and serge
silks In black and coiored. We do
expert repairing II your umbrella
Is in bad shape come to see US. we
will treat you right. Phone Monroe
s1o9
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ruFFs, puFFs. pUFTs:

THOSE PRETTY HAIR pUFFS.
switches: coronet switches made
from your own coinbings or cut
hair Charges very moderate. PA
North Fifth street
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GOOD ADVICE.

CLEANED. PRESSED AND RE-
PAIRED. HAVE IT DONE BY 4
TAILOR. AND YOU WILL GET II
DONE RIGHT. MAKE \ SPEC
coATs FIR GITARANTEED Il.
NJ BURROUGHS. los e. MAIN ST,
MONROE 7Sse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
MADE ROOSEVELT
POLITICAL VICTIM
CONTINUED from FRS, Page

political forecasters at the capital.
on the other hand. the prediction Is
freely made that the next few days will
see the lines clearly drawn between
the forces of conservatism" headed
by the president. and ''radicaiisn.' led
BY Colonel Roosevelt. and that each
member of the party will be forced to
choose sides in a fight TO determine
which element shall dominate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
CHESTERFIELD BOY
RUNS AWAY AGAIN
Charlie Neff's Father Sayo He
VIII Send the Little Fellow to
Reformatory Now,
Reforfl1atOry Now,

Charlie Net - mot ~ his good coun-
try home near Ceutralip- Nor has he
been seen b. his pafentss Mr.. and Mrs..
II. n. Ns6s sincs Tueedxy &ftsrnoun.
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wEArHER CONDITIONS.


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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA

SuFFoI.K.-~-Is.+M. EdgertoH, who
drove Congressman Maynard In an au-
tomobile dash through Nansemond
county Sunday. and whose machine
frightened two farmers horses, yester-
day was fined $40 and 1870 costs for
running at night without head lights.
AMHERST.-The August term of the
Amherst Circuit Court reopened Tues
day morning, after an adjournment of
several days. A suit has recently been
instituted in the Circuit Court OF Am
herst county undre the style OF George
c. Paul VS.. Southern Railway Com
pany. The suit was brought by VIII
liam Kinckle Allen, of Amherst, and
Lee & Kemp. OF Lynchburg. and the
amount involved is $4,000. No decia-
ration has been filed as yet.
BEDFORD CITY.--The large barn OF
Major E. T. Walker was destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. When about
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Tenn peratures.

RICHMOND, VA, August Is,--Fora-
cast for Richmond and vicinity: Tn
settled weather with showers Tonight
or Friday; not much change in tenn
perature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

WASHINGTON. D. c.. August 1s.--
Forecast for Virginia. Unsettled
weather with showers tonight or
Friday; not much change in tempera-
ture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

Observations taken ct Ia sevsnty-Afth meridian time
IsorHxns. dotted lines through points squsl
pssasure thsy will be drawn only for and m
srMBo.s indiests STATE Of vssshsr Q eis.r q partly
eioad, . cloudy. GRAIN. @ snow. @ report ni.sns.
Arowx " with the Wind FIRST Aeure miniuu tsmpsrstuss
for past II hours second, 2hour stnfAl
third wind velocity ef u milss psr hour Or moss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18
Lead Insurgents.


MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Aug. H.
Progressive republicans or the North
west and Central West foresee In Col.
Roosevelts reported break with Pres
ident Taft the assumption by the colo
mel of the active leadership OF the
insurgent wing of the party.
Representative Charles r. Davis a
leading Minnesota insurgent, In an in
terview to-day. said:
THE State central committee of
New York has fired an arrow into
the armor OF Roosevelt. Now you
will doubtless see whole quivers of the
same quickly shot back by a man
who knows how to fight. / am not
Roosevelt. His statement, coming at
such a time. will be worth much to
the progressive cause this fall.
Very evidently Mr.. Roosevelt had.
until this time, hoped to harmonize
all elements In the party both In New
York and in the nation. fear the
moment has come when Mr.. Roose-.
Welt realizes the fight will have to be
made for republican principles and
for policies which he himself inaug-
nrated."
Nearly Ready TO Fire Cannon.
BEVERLY. MASS, Aug. 1S.--If
there IL any break in the friendly cir
cult between Oyster Bay and Beverly,
the fracture LIS visible only at the New
York end. Rumors that the ex-Presi-
dent had decided to break with the
Taft administration were received here
to-day with considerable interest. but
no statement or comment was forth
coming.
Among those closest to the Presf-
dent the report OF an open break oc-
casioned no great surprise. Secretary
Norton absolutely refused TO be inter-
viewed. but read alal OF the dispatches
carefully and put them aside for Pres
ident Taft's perusai.
1t became known here to-day that
the first gun In the campaign to rid
them Of Speaker Cannon IL shortly to
be fired by Republican close to the
President. who Will shortly issue a
statement denouncing Cannonism, and
declaring that the speaker must be
eliminated from party councils. 1t is
known this statement will have the
endorsement of the Presidssst, -. ~, : =
President Taft left this afternoon
in an automobile for Hopedale. Mass.
where Governor Draper has his home.
and where the executive will spend
the night and most of tomorrow as
the governors guest, The visit IL pure
ly social one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

AND PRESSING; PHONE
Madison 3T35; 2o2 North Fifth street:
ladies' work q speciality
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

GO TO THE BEST PLACE IN THE
West End. when you want your
clothes cleaned and pressed all wefk
guaranteed nrst class. ], II. BERh-
LET, JR.. Sls w. Main street Phone
Mnnraa fS9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

StHKEMF--2I3 NORTH FIFTH.
UMBRELLAS COVERED AND RE-
paired; expert work. SCHREMP. The
Umbrella Man
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SPECIAL. NOTICE..


SPECIAL TO LADIES TAlLORS.
WE GIVE INSTRUCTIONS AND
LEARN YOU TO MAKE A FIRST
CLASS TAILORED COAT FREE or
CHARGE BY THE LATEST I'M
PRovEMENT. STOP DOING THE
WORK IN THE OLD FASHIONED
WAY. LOSING TIME AND WORRY
ING YOUR CUSTOMERS WITH SO
MANY FITTINGS. BY USING THE
GoLDSTEIN BUST FORM. WHICH
SAVES MATERIAL LABOR AND
UNNECESSARY FITTINGS AND
USELESS PADDING, Yor GAN
FOR LESS MONEY AND MAKE
MORE PROFIT. BELOW Is A LET
TER FROM ONE OF Ny CUSTOM
ERS, WHOSE SUIT WAS MADE By
THE, BUST FORM AND WITHOUT
A FITTING.
CLAYTON, ~. c.,
AUGUST IL. 1910.
MIR. NJ. GOLDsTEIS,
RICHMOND. VA:
DEAR SIR:
THE SUIT RECEIVED. 1T Is
ELEGANT AND FITS BEAUTIFUL
LY. MRS II is MUCH PLEAS
ED WITH 1T. / AM GLAD TO IN
CLOSE CHECK FOR $500 HERE
WITH.
WITH BEST WISHES, / AM.
YOURS TRULY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

80 ACRES, DWELLING IN GROVE.
running water. valuable wood and
timber growth. ten miles to Rich
mond by good road, one mile to
electric line. 1880. II,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

$50 ACRES. WITH BRICK DWELL
ing and valuable, outbuildings. Inn
provements worth more than II be-
ing asked for the property. $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

II ACREs-A NICE LOCATION.
with buildings and orchard: close
TO Ashland. Price. $1,000.
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FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.

FURNITURE. CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed and shipped with
care Estimates cheerfuliy given.
JACOB UMLAuF, 705 West Main
Street. Phone Madison 3s92.
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HAIR.
LEES.

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
At Hughes. ses n. Thiri street.
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Wants

HELF WANTED--MALE,
W1NfED-YoJUNd NAN IB6Uf n
years old. who can use typewriter,
and make himself generally useful
about ONCE. Address A r, O. BON
AA& ~ 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

PROPERTY FOR RENT AT ASH
land and homes for sale from $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-18

We are on the grounds; We know
the values OF property between
Richmond and Washington.
FRANK II. cox Co, INC,
Ashland. Vs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Seismic Disturbances
 Near Flagstaff

Reports from Flsgstsff are q at sn old crater. 45 miles north, is giS ng signs of activity. A crew of u,n. working on A dam in that yiCiuity was forced to st'p oPtiat;ui|- ou ac- count of tie violence oi th5 rh' cLs and the runblincs from 'h- crater Las, Friday 52 2eirthqun kcs gcre c'unt ed by the mfn. Ihry 'esfci ihat there m,ght an errpt,C n aud 'h-y lo-' no time getting ,o [ l g-tnI.
 c McNIchols, the |. remau. toli ', story which was cOrro!.or-t.G hy | bis men. lie said the shccks icg,i on the night of Sop,en ber 10 Ths tirst were slight but became a'r0ucr each day and night unt,l finale on Friday. The first shock threw amp oil A camp box iu McNichol-' tent. broke down bod and rolled hin, If mattress
 McNichols fount all 'ho mon out sde the tents wildly excited and be ing frightened d himself by the rum- blings in the eli mountain rni tl. pa'"rym- v ''e earth trrr.th h
 feet, he ordered tLe camp to tt bI ker and at midnight the men began the.
 march to Flagstaff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
To RevoIutionize
 the World

There was lately filed in the office uf the couLty recorder of Maricopa county the charter of a concern called the World corporation and which is said to be the most remarkable ever .rauted In the United States convey.
 ng greater scope and power than Thomas Lawson's famous Bay State gas charter.
 According to the Republican Tn the articles, Ph nenix is named as the principal place of business but the main eastern offices are a, No. 6 Beacon street, Boston. The promoter ui the enterprise i-king Camp Gillette, a Bos Ion millionaire.
 The capital stock is limited only by the number oi doliars paid iuto it's treasury for shares at sl each par val in quantities from one to one million shares, and will engage in any aud ali kiads of enterprises !n any and parts Of the world.
 Mir. Gillette has written and will so n i=aue book called Word Cor poratlon" which embodies all his ideas in detail, together with a copy of the charter ard bylaws Of the company.
 The ultirate ownership and iu ad ministrative canrrUlofsll the worlds ! indu-trisl machinery md return to the peop ples of the earth o; that in- du-tri-I machinery, in equal shs.es :s sa'd tU be the object of MT. Gillette. He is convinced that his plan will end all labor troubles, establish e rt al worlds peace and effectively unite tLe world $ peoples for practical CO., operation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Many Sonora Cattle
 Shipped To Kansas

The fret 20 carloads of cattle Of c total shipment of 5000 head from the Cuchita ranch in Sonora, 30 miles south of Douglas, on the horder. wss made this week and will be followed by other trainloads until the whole has crossed the international line in the beef-consuming fulfilnent con- tracts signed in Ksnsas City, Mo, whither the cattle have been con- signed. These COWS and steers come from che qusrantined district of s. nora and could not cross the border were it not ths, they will not be per- misted to go outside the stockpens once they reach thpir destination and the law that they must be slaughtered for immediate consumption within a few days after they are unloaded from the cars. According to the Dispatch the cattle are inspected by the gov- esnmsnt inspector Dr. H NJ Hart.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Col. Pickett On
 Visit in Risbee

Col Pickett of Tom bstone arrived in Bisbee lsst evening for 6 short visit He is 8 candidate on the democratic side 10. one of the Arizona senator ships when Arizona becomes c etate He has announced that be ia in favor of all the candidates getting out peti- tions and going before the people T their vote, the two receiving the high. est vote to be chosen by the legisla- ture ss the Arizona seDstors.-Bisbee Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
New Course of Study
 For Arizona Schools

President ksudric c B4bcock of the University of Arizona has re- turned from Phoenix after attending a meeting of the territorial board Of education at which. after months oi delib ration, a new course of study for Arizona sch ols was finally com . pleted The new curriculum is nUw n the hands of teachers in All pats of the territory or will be by the lat ter part of this week or the fret of next.
 Under the law, it is announced, the question of change of text-books will core up for its consideration next July. After considering the matter then, the board of education may re~sdopt the text books noS in use or make any changes which may seem desirable.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Snug Increase
 In Revenues

The sum of $II 800 is svsilsbls for use in the improvement of buildings furniture, or apparatus at the Arizona university shis year. according so a report fl ed with Governor Sloan by W c Foster, territorial auditor. It will at least be available as soon as this years taxes are collected.
 The money is part Of fund sppro priate1 by the lsst legislature for im- provement purposes.
 The auditors report states that the reven ues for 1910 will total $I,l2l,- 27I 4S, sn increase over the revenues O. 1909 of $2O5, ,89; .26.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Naco Is Wiped
 Out By Fire

Naco suffered from a disastrous fire last night. some 20 or $ house, being razed 10 the ground and the greater part of the business section from the Big Adobe saloon to the Nsco Stables at ,he other end of the block is in ashes.
 The loss is estimated between g., 5,oOo and sIoo,ooo. The origin of the fire |, said 10 have been an overturned lamp.
 No teleph me communication could be had 7ith Nsco and little f any infc-ma ton could be secured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
From tuesdays Daily

Mir George Hughes and family are | recent additions to the population of Tombstone. Al Scanlsn and wife have left | Tom hstone to reside at Douglas. William Weghosst, aged 3h, wac found dead in pasture near Naco Monday. Heart d.sesse is supposed to have been the cause oi his desth'
 Lyman H Hays the vel known Wl!- COX attorney IS county sea, YslIor to- day on legal business.
 DL Cunningham lett today for D ug las where he goes to argue the Injunction proceedings in the case Of lnr anheuser Brewing Co. against he Top per City Brewing Go oi Douglas, Mr Cunningham appearing for the S, Loui- concern. The question involves an ai- legged infringement of (, pyiishts of beer labels and promises 10 he hotiy con- tested legal battle.
 The local Elks arc figuring cn a.- tending tine opening of the Bisbee lodges new home, iu q boty.
 The Congreg .tionsl Ladies Aid are planning to give tea at an early date.
 Principal Trisler of the Torni ston' public school reports su increase Ir the enrolment of pupils an average 0 five to each grade during the pas week. It is expected at the close 0 this week the enrolment will hss passed the 300 mark. Mrs. James E. Duncsn returne this morning from s seversl month . visit with friends and relatives | |, California.
 The work of filling in and gradiu the lower Fourth street is now i
 progress.
 <, Probate Judge Goodbody and Tor
 Tasfie vent to Gleason today on
 business mission
 Mayor Wentworth and VIC B, e chsnsn left this morning for TucsO |. on & brief business visit Coincider g with their trip is the fact that 1t e circus day a. Tucson y Several Tombs oni.es are in Tucsor II having joined the excursionists 10 u Bsrnum and Bailey circus.
 Porter Mcdonald returned todd = from a brief visit to Hereford. Frink Demorest. deputy county ,res
 urer, snd Deputy Assessor Ross re,urns
 today from Bisbee, where they have beC
 on brief business visit. If County Treasurer Hicks is confin, ia 10 his room with a bad attack of !;
 grippe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Boost everlastingly.

What does the thew na- tionalism" mean9 Why, any, thing that MT. Roosevelt interpret it as meaning. At present he tells us that it stands for my policies conservation of national re- sources, etc. Next year it may be interpreted by MT. Roosevelt to stand for abolish ing the Supreme Court, or any of the extraordinary pro positions set forth in his re- cent speeches.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Holds Up Saloon
 Crowd for Drink

Exceeding in daring the holdups of pioneer days, 6 masked printer walked into a soloon at G obe and held the l5 men who were lined up before the bar. While all were trembling with their hands iD the air, the printer took off his eye shade. laid on the bar his weapon which consisted of a makeup rule. and asked the crowd to buy drink.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02

James Murphy, who has a cattle ranch forty miles above Cline, arrived wi;h lion skin, which he presetned to the board of supervisors for BIO bounty. Murphy slew the king of beasts with poison. It had been living Cf the cattle in the vicinity for some time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02

Don't let your reliability become pliable for when you do you are sure to tell 10 others what. you ought to keep well to yourself; and to tell tale is never worthy of any wage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02

Season for sale of baseball slaves is now open. Magnates are almost as careful about men as they would be about jack rabbits were the latter money getters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02

It is stated that Colonel Roosevelt will preside at the dedication of the Roosevelt dam. The Colonel is familiar with dams and makes ire auent use of them.