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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
N. w. Bowe &
Son s
RENT LIST

$40 Park avenue, furnished. possession
oct. list Furnace heat.
6l3 W, Franklin street. hot water
heat.
1871 Grove avenue IL rooms
1924 Grove avenue. II rooms
10s y. Seventh street, 10 rooms.
W. Clay street, . rooms.
Io9 n. Clay street. rooms.
30 W, Main street. s rooms.
2ol3 Park avenue. rooms.
602 \ Eighth street, rooms
sly y Eighth street. rooms
ia =. Pine street fe rooms
l2i2ta +. Broad street IL rooms.
604 \. Eighth street. rooms
1907 W. Cary street, 10 rooms.
22l6 Taylor street. rooms.
221T Taylor street. rooms
16 $. robinson street poss Sept 25
i22 5. Linden street. possession at
once, rooms.
22I3 Pleasant street rooms
1924 Tate street, 5 rooms.
Ao3 Il, Franklin street
- n. Third street. i9 rooms
eo30 w, Grace street.
MeCue Place, on Brook Road.
FLATS.
@l2 T, Grace street, 10 rooms. heat
furnished
Apartment In the Shenandoah Fifth
floor Heat Furnished.
lst fat. SIG Park avenue
2nd fiat. 25f1 Grove avenue, rooms
3rd fiat. Sle Park avenue.
2na fiat. 1928 n Twenty seventh street
LIST fiat. 3l9 y. Twenty seventh street.
lst fat, 81 y. Twenty seventh street.
LIST nat. Twenty and Burton
streets. rooms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
BOOT LEGCERS ARE
FINED AND JAILED

tspecial 70 The Richmond Virginian.)
MANCHESTER, VA. Sept Is
Agents OF Tho loca1 And-Saloon
! League succeeded In making g round
up Of booze sellers mere during the
past few days, and as result or
their labors three men. J. III. human.
Crowell Beatty and Edward knight,
were convicted In court to-day anc
given d fifteen day jail sentence each.
together with fines Of SIS and costs
7 In each case. Bonds VIII also have
10 be given for their future good be-
havlor. SuTpan appealed. Dorsey
Kendall wiiYbe tried tomorrow FOR
the same oEense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
GUNST AGAINST
O|LEO STREETS
LEE WARD ALDERMAN RAISES MS
VOICE IN STRONG PROTEST
AT NETTING.
SAYS WASTE OF COIN
DON IFAyY BELIEVES CHEAP
GRADE oE pRonyCr HEsrONSl-
BIF-CoMNIrTEE ALSO TACKLES
OTHER FsTfuNs.

~ NJ -.,at A37a,.,,o, yror,
-,
i-ee ""fN' Goes mo- ''''''"
oiied streets ana foads' fte 50 foid
the Council COMMITTEES ON streets last
,,,~h.
...,-.-.
liner" MAS d u'net ne s'te' ""e"
we used t. have yellow dust out in
-. w. ~ >-., 49,, +,,-a ,io,l,
st4S ''i'H
dust And / don't Know which is the
worse"
"1,va alqa>s warmed ara4us, the
Use OF that cheap 9tl' eaimea IN MT
Don I.eavy. Of Clay Ward
go. ....,..,, 81,
t'
cohiih"ea q" 'f8''St. It'ut1b ON a
tsSt showing soInf 81 the streets 'hat
had been oited IN fegeht 1hoffthS'
"heFeupVh Nti eie 9ssoil. -. i't'
arc afo9t, ne as one - " So
ciai con M!'tee t3&t "sh1 - t'a''l-
more last ear 70 inspect "atsa St' st1A
N mat t'tf- lie came BACK nIshl5
PLEASED = IN inc etlfhE lai4'e'ss. anu
ne SUE tF54eF ca II vas al eA1eIleH'
scheme. ne wanted u enter a pro
test against ar. 11iis5,s afh an IA il"h
OF what -ms committee had recon-
A1eh'eH'
But Mr. Guust was not to be Down
ed So easily lie insisted on being
heard. Finally Mr. rolling. city En-
tii,eeI Pu' "a N"t0 '0f '@hu"I
~, %i.''i - SePpt5e4 sne 0il. ,.' ~
that IL had acted -laarelv in some
matter IN which the quaHty Of its
product eas questioned.
There was some more talking on
the part Of Mr.. Gunst ard few 9TH
ers. and then II occurred To tho com
nllttte that u mad oiher matters OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
WORK MAN is SHOT
BY HIS FOREMAN

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
DANVlLLE. VA. Sept lS.-Will
Moses, a weaver employed in the Dan
River mills, sustained a flesh wound
in the arm this afternoon from a
revolver bullet as a. result Of an al
tercation with Superintendent G. G.
Bolen, of the weaving department
The alteration followed a dispute
over wages. 1t is reported that Moses
drew knife, whereupon Bolen fired.
Bolen was released under bond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

u..o.. T. .,t,
''"'s - IN 9'sh''
hlie no name VIII be mentioned
hy directors OF the Petersburg Me-
chanles Benevolent Association Il il
reported to-day that a Petersburg man
has come forward with a loan Of
s . coo fer the purpose OF starting the
work OF construction Of the pronosed
seEea-storY office building IN ha erart-
ed ut the corner of Mtst Tahh and
Sycamore streets. All MANS for IN.
building have been completed for
months. but the work of beginning
the baIIdin, has b,'s,, ,t..t,...'} s iis,.,
- difficulties connected with raising
the money needed. The Equtta bic
Li1e Insurance Association had uero-
tiated with the local Mecbanice5 g.
sociation for the loan Of sT5o6a ~,
first mortgage and had All but aetuaJIs,
made the loan Deta!ls we're eor,e -
ana ARRANGEMENTS vera baina 80,
for the furnishing hv m. - -.
ganization of bona t. the lna,, roI,,
pany during the constriJction ~ w.
building.
The Mechanics, Associate, haa
understood that the anonnt - -,
: bond to be given wonId bn saa oa ,io
bat the Equitable danandad 800 $500 -,
the sum of SlUS 000 ~ 10 s.,ta ~
+ dNtLEE amount Involved In,
struction OF the building IT, - oh1
organization baked ~ l,n,,5 =, -
sum and negottatiurs 90 ~ ,,1I9
sides the loan Of S7s0nn -
loan Of $4,000 Is destraa ~, ~. ~
Mechanics Association Tbts So,
loan win be- furnisbea 10 h ,ni
syndicate. If ia eynncta5 -, oai
work of tearing down tba t'1,If,,, s..e
now on the site az mo new b,,i1t.,sss
VIII be begun in a few days aoI e-l+,
struction # tho uov- 'hriI1i,o I'm -.
we'll under way within thn rn,,,t,,,.
month ''i''e
Ar,.d Citi,o,, n,as
Marcellus J. GIN aged sevart,-
seven years dted ,hts r,orntr,
his home On Pine street aftar -
illness Mr.. CLAY had tor +v.aot,.
six wears been ,nulnyad h,, w Ar
Lewis & Bro ana NO u,os hterh1,,
esteemed both bv HE er,n1C1,ars &c a ~
BY tho community ia ,vas -
Der OF Southside ,,onncjl No 80
! ROYAL Arcanum. ana Of a p mi
Camp of Confederate veterans HIS
wife. four daughfors ana nna COW
survive. They are Mrs A " RAY
ter. Mrs. w. f. Hubbard Mrs, I u
Hubbard. Miss AUsr fyav and Rtcb-
ard Daniel CLAY, AN Of this civ The
funeral Will be condpcted to-norrou
afternoon at 4 o'clock from the late
home and intermont VIM he in Hland-
ford Cemetery
No Ipouost >ec<.ssarv
The body Of Thomas Henry Htcle
the colored man apad ahout forty
who was found dead in ina stables
Of Parkinson e Finn on Low. erect
YESTERDAY. was v,ne.ad ~. tbe..foro-
ner pr Leigh who found death due
IN natural causas ana gave nermts-
sion for the removal Of tbn hodv n
win be hurled bv trends to-morrow
Miss Harrison Accents
Commander : IL Rodgers Of A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

A party Of twelve missionaries OF
the American Board Congregation
all sailed on August 2 for the foreign
field. These workers 90 to various
stations In the Turkish Empire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
REAL ESTATE.

OUR FACILITIES FOR RENTING AND
SELLING REAL ESTATE
are unsurpassed. As evidence OF this
fact, our For Rent List is about ex-
We must. however insist
upon You giving us right prices We
Will not allow the unsuspecting buyer
TO pay tvs for the privilege OF making
their purchases through us Our fees
IN ust invariably cosna fyonl.Stsse setter
FOR prompt and correct service see
EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers and
Brokers,
No. IL North Eleventh Sfrant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19

Doctor-The increasing deafness of
your wife is merely an indication OF
advancing years. and you can tell her
that.
Husband-Tium' Would you mind
telling her that yourself. doctor?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
FOR RENT.

First and second bats of I0I East
Cary street Corner FirsD. and T
rooms, bath. In good repair Rent
reasona BILE,
JOHN T. GODDIN & co
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-z-
FOR RENT.

NO 2h16 KFNSINGTON AVENUE
ttractive, new home. eight rooms,
handsomely furnished hardwood
floors and other modern improvements.
&. l. T. II l. DFNOON
sci East Main street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
| 81 GroveAve
l. rooms $500 per anaum
n. W. BOWIE & SON.
-
FOR SALE.

1000 win purchase a large lot, with
stable thereon. In Highland PARK
$3.50 will purchase a new up~to-
date home in Highland Park.
$500 WIN purchase "a home on Stu
art avenue.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate and Loans.
II North Eleventh street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Main Street Lots

We have a beautiful piece of ground
on Main. near Cedar street. that We
can sell in sizes to suit Water, sew
orage etc. Prices mod crate
SUTTON & co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Money Is In Sight.

bed TO look out for a man operating
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
Green & Redd's
Fall Rent List

Hermitage Road, 10 rooms, $500
SIT Third Avenue, 10 rooms ..... 420
1901 y. Twentieth ST., rooms. 49,. $50
1901 n. Twentieth St, rooms. $50
I07 W. Clay St, rooms ........ 800
1903 w. Main ST., rooms. ....... 900
1911 w. Main St, Z rooms. 400
Railroad Avenue. Ashland, rms, 900
1888 Park Avenue, rooms. ....... 800
$50 n. Twenty seventh St, I rms. Zio
5l5 Third Avenue. 10 rooms...... $50
Delaware Ave. near Milton. rms. 900
210l Il. Franklin St, rooms, ..... $50
zoos stuart.
20o1 stuart.
FLATS.
1SAG w, Grace ST, I'd hat, 5 rms. 900
50S T.. Franklin ST.. LIST fiat, rms. 500
(Heat free.)
8l2 $. Third St. "a fiat. rms bath $50
40l Il. Franklin st, Sd fiat, rms. $40
SOL w Grace st, list and I'd flats,
rms. ,....... ......-.-...... 4LV
Bellevue Apartment, No. ), rooms $50
Belleveue Apartment, No. 2, / rooms 800
312 s. Third St. I'd fiat, 5 rooms. $50
524 W Grace St. 80 fiat rms. 330
1920 W. Main st, LIST fiat. rms. 2f0
SOS s. Pine St, I'd fat, rms. 49,. 240
209 n. Twenty ninth street, LIST
fiat. rooms .ss..,...... 1bU
2o9 y. Twenty ninth street. I'd
nat, rooms. .......,....... l50
SIC s Third st. Sd fiat. 3 rms. 240
900 w. GRACE St, Sd Hat, 3 rms. 2i0
322 N Harrison. LIST fiat. rms. 500
500 S. Fourth st. I'd fiat, 3 rooms ZIG
20i4 Grove, Sd fiat. roams.,.... 2i0
80 North Ninth Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-19
FOR SALE.
Dairy Farm

t6o acres, three miles of city Largo
oak shade. Brick house Cattle and
stock, implements tools Everything
goes Great sacrifice, $4,000 Easy
terms. See :
CAsSEI4NkS & co.
NeaaaMartera for Farm EarGains
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
FRANCE ACTIVE
 OVER WAR SCARE
Nugget Special Service.

PARIS. July 29-Thc war clouds lowering over England and Germany is causing activty on the part of the French government, for they are more or less interested in the Moroccan crisis now at hand.
 The French government does not anticipate any great trouble arising over the war scare but to be on the safe side has ordered members of their standing army to be ready for the field upon a moments notice.
 The French cavalry has already taken to the field and there are signs of activity in all the departments of the army.
 The French navy is in first class shape and ready to put to sea upon short notice. The vessels are coaled. ammunition aboard and all officers with their ships.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
POTLATCH QUEEN
 WINS ALASKAN
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE. July 2g.-Daphne Pollard. the noted vaudeville actress of this city, who enacted the role of Potlatch Queen a week ago. when the summer carnival Was held in this city, was married to Ellington < Bunch of Fairbanks. Alaska.
 Mrs Bunch, nee Daphne" as she is called, is well known to all the theatre goers here in Seattle. having starred f.r long time at the Lois and other "s! olavhouses. She Is a good singer popular with the Seattle people for the past four years.
 Ellington S Bunch. the husband of the Potlatch queen Was for several years connected with the Fairbanks Daily News Miner but has left thr North to settle down [" journalistic work here in Seattle
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 NEW YORK July 2e.-Tho New York police are convinced that there is operating .u and about New York. an organized sang of murdrrrr- That people with money ou their person. or with jewels disappear iu some mys- terious mann,r from tim, to time. u a way that l. alarming for the police are baftlrd tn get at th" prrprtraturs of the crimes
 The killing of ho aged miluouair, in the hotel is believed by th, police to be th" work "f the gang operating m the city, and ii iS we'll known that the harbor police are finding the bodies ur murdered people from time ,n tim m the waters about the city
 During the past week seven pieces of bodies have been picked ur in The h3r- UuI. uut puouEu ni any 1iIv l,, t'.,,st i.t
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
COTTON MARKET
 TAKES A SLUMP
Nugget Special Service.

NEW ORLEANS. July 29-The Moroccan situation Is heinz felt here in the cotton district for the war scare caused the cotton market to fall twenty five points yesterday
 Twenty-Five points in one day is enough to break many of the cotton brokers who have been caught hong on the southern produce. expecting a steady market during the fall and winter
 England which consumes about as much southern cotton in her various mills as the United States, affects the cotton market up or down as good times and war scares appear on the horizon The great failing on of cotton in the market leads many to believe there may be something to thr war talk
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
Nugget Special Service.

NEW YORK July 2e-Chairmau Stanley of the House of Representa- tivrs Trust Committee arrived here m the city yesterday to continue his in- vestigatiun of the trusts and large mergers and he and his committee have opened headquarters in the city hall
 The committee is now engaged in running Ia earth certain trusts opera ; ing under names that have never been connected up with any of th, large combinations of capital in the past.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
PEOPLE KILLED AND BODIES
 THROWN INTO THE HARB0R

identify them bat enough to dis- tinguish that there ar. both men and women wh" are being killed and thrown into pu" "f ,h. rivers ro be taken s"awarl hN thr -u-' current
 Tn" wholesale numbering has been going on for some tm. and the police |" date have failed e. uu any of the perpetrators to earth. although many extra detectives have h,.u detailed to ferret out The gang h,r in the city wh" ar" carrying on the work
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
MINERS REPORTED
 SHAKING THE BEACH

Several miners who are not onto the fact that the beach is exempt and can not be taken up as mineral claims for a distance of so many feet above mean high tide. have been busy of late. So report has il. stalking six miles of th, beach to the westward of Nome.
 The stalking Is reported to have taken place after the s9 nugget was picked up in the csisson now operating up
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE, July 2a The Moran Bros Ship Yards landed a fine contract today when they signed the final papers which calls for the building of two submarines for the gaV"rnmnt of chile. at a cost of $5oo.ouo each. or sI.ooo. .ooo for the two boats
 Tn" deal has been hanging hre for several weeks owing to some hitch in the advancement nf money as the progress on the vessels were made. but the representative of the Chileian gov ernmcnt straighteued out matters to- day and the final papers Were signed
 The Moran Ship Building Company
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
TRUST COMMITTEE
 OPEN IN CITY HALL

The association of the National liar ysting Company with th- Tnrrd Steel Truts opened the eyes af the people when II Mas ~prunE an them and tHr committee arr endraNarmr ta Inc up several other eenreruz iu thr same way.
 Many people have been subpavmed to appear before the committee in the next three days and much information Is expected [" hr collected for the benefit of tlu. lawmakers naeh at ,hr capital
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toward he old graveyard and the men working on this new gold saver are re- ported as being the miners who have staked six miles of thy beach for placer mining purposes
 When they find they cannot record the same. they will be alle to enjoy the joke the fellow they ordered on the beach the other evening had at their expense.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 LONDON, July 29.-England and France are working together in matters pertaining to the situation in Morocco and both countries have notified Ger many that unless she withdraws the Pantha and Berlin forthwith from Agadr they will dispatch war vessels of equal strength 10 that place or off Cape St. Anne near the island. off from which the two German vessels are now anchored.
 The British government has given the German government SO many hours in which to order the vessels away from Morocco and al the expiration of that time, should the German war
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29

 RESERVE FLEETS

of the older ships and they will be relegated to what will be termed the reserve fleet of either the Atlantic or Pacific
 The oregon which has been ordered to the Pacific reserve was the crack battleship of the United States navy during the Spanish War and made her famous run from san Francisco to Cuba in time to send a number of the Spanish ships to the bottom during tE. Fourth of July engagement
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
POPE PIUS X
 GRADUALLY SINKING
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 ROME. July 2s-It has virtually been admitted that the Pope k gradu- ally sinking and his end Is matter of a few days
 The officials connected with the Vatican have given out the information that the health of Pope Plus \ is now at a critical stage and the people can be prepared for the worst ar any moment. for his Holiness is gradually sinking. not being able to combat with the deadly disease from which he is suffering.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-The navy department today took the first step in the formation of the reserve fleets for the Atlantic and Pacific oceans The department has ordered the oregon and St. Louis to proceed to Bremen ton. Wash. as the first of the war ves- sells which will got to make up the reserve for the Pacific fleet.
 The building of other and more mod ern vessels will necessitate the retiring
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
DIRECTOR OF
 AGRICULTURE APPOINTED
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. July 29-President Taft today appointed Frederick Taylor. of Colorado as director of agriculture in the Philippines.
 Mir. Taylor will start for his station. which will be at Manila, at once and
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
LA FOLLETTE'S
 BILL PASSES
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. July 29-The Sen ate bill, introduced by Senator Robert LaFollette. which was a modification of the Wool Bill, passed by the House sometime ago passed he Senate yes terday by a fair majority.
 The bill will now have to be sent back to the House to receive their in dorsement of the changes introduced in the L.aFollette measure.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
MINERS HOTEL.

have reftted 30 single rooms for summer trade and am prepared to accommodate and suit the better class of travelling public; either ladies or gentlemen at Miners and Lincoln hotels. Large reading room, steam heated, electric lighted. ground floor office. Call and see the best mining cabinet in Alaska. E. L. Holt. Mngr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
NOTICE.

I wish Co announce to my patients and friends that I win ipke personal charge of my office on July 1. I will also specialize in th. 'tt ast sanitary bridge work. called the A, collar meth od.which can be placed where ordinary bridge work can not. Board Cf Trade '''''''-s~ n '11r0He ,RnP..S
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29

My lease having expired July [. am now occupying offices across the hall from my former office in the Board of Trade building, where | will continue my practice. Or. Cora B. Eble.
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WHOLESALE MURDERS NEW YORK
GERMANY ORDERED WITHDRAW
 EMPHASIZES FROM MOROCCO

vessels remain there. England will dis patch two war vessels of equal strength to that of the German boats and Franc, will also dispatch two of her hr~t-cla -- battlcships along with he awar vessels of England.
 outside Of the note dispatched tu Berlin by the British government thcr, is no change in the war situation Preparations are going on and the navy wards are working day and night on the hurried orders in getting the vessels ready for sea.
 GO TO THE NO ,TH POLE Bakery for the best bread snd past-y The only Coffee HDuse in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
NEW FUR STORE.

The Mckenzie River Fur Trading Go. of New York have opened a store at 216 Front street. A permanent representa- tive will remain all year. Best prices for fna furs
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the government headquarters at that place will take charge of the govern mcnt work of agriculture in the islands
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The Nugget is an ideal home paper.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-29
MORAN BROS. LAND
 $1,O0O,OOO CONTRACT

will s'mmsu,, uarU at .u,s on thr two submarines. raa Ur-. nf th- type of war vessels To hr hut in The Pa cific Northwest
 The Moran Hra- mtI, quirr n record m ship bmldug uhru tbrl turned nut Che Eatuy-hp Nebraska for the r. S government and sine. thaf rim" have huhf mm er-srl- bur mostly for the m.rahln. marine The last larg" boat they turned aut being the Kulshau for oue pf th, sound runs
 FOUND.
 One String Band. For further info~- r-a ation see Bob at Nortl,a,. tonight
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PineappIss. soc apiece.