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Putnam patriot., 1911-01-06
Latest News Condemned.

An agreement has been reached he.
tween nigh railroad officials Of canada
and the United states 10 recommend
10 the governments 0f this e9untfy and
sbe Dominion Of Canada the creation
of an international Railway Commits.
zion, which shall have supervisory au-
thor6ty over the railway rates IN opera
rson between the two countries. The
farmers from all parts Of The Dominion
base united IN demanding Of Their ge=
xeInment reciprocity treaties with The
United states. In these movements
leading minds ia England see dan.
ger Of ultimate annexation Of Canada
% the United States.
The city Of New York now owns ali
existing suhsays. aud must. under the
statute. own oil To be built hereafter,
whether with the eilyis capital. With
private capital Ct with both. The ap-
psehension Of the danger Of municipal
palernalism n fast fading away.
A man In Wisconsin jumped 10 feet
from a bridge into liver ON ehrist.
mas day, with intent 10 commit sui
eide. He went under the Ice and came
up 20 feet down stream nj an air hole
lie grabbed the ice aud sefabbicd out
lie went home and said that the cold
bath had taken away NIL the desire 10
die and made him feel happier than
he did before the plunge.
Exclusive right TO the use Of the
name "salsatlon Army, y 80 far as The
state IN concerned, Was given To the
salvation Army In the United States,
The organization founded by William
Hooih, In 1870, in a decision handed
down last week by the supreme Court
81 that stale.
Mas Lucy Jones, University ~.
man, aud one OF the leaders OF Union.
town, Pa. society, has been appointed
deputy sheriff by her father, nj her
own request. She expects 10 do her
part IN looking after the outlaws Ia her
county.
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Putnam patriot., 1911-01-06
IN. Man eehina In. Nee...o..

The value Of thing depends largely
upon who says it. Words may be bul-
lets. but character must be the powder
at the back of them TO give them pro
jectile force. The man behind the mes
sage Is as important as the man behind
the gun.
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-06

ach gradually RECEIVERS its tore and
consents to go back to work again. The
other form of indigestion is chronic,
and Is also due TO abuse, although per-
haps not SO gluttonous overlooking.
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-06
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Putnam patriot., 1911-01-06
Hale Shops In Runahout

Helen daughter of the presi-
dent. hao side the smart trap aud
pair of wen to her by Admiral
Dewey learned to operate m
automobile goes around the mas
tional t4in a dark blue electric
runabo IS Taft is an expert
whip. p her mother devote Sev.a
eral ofprning hours each wee.s
TO shd1pThey personally buy al
the ni1(tfor their dresses Mis-
Taft runabout only for er.
rands there's TO her early habits
Of wo1for exercise. and everf
afternoe trudgeS three or faur
miles 90 the country Usually
she spd' electric to the confines
OF the shere an attendant guards
it und and her companion get
back Starting point.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
RUN AWAY AND WE'D
IN WASHINGTON

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
WASHINGTON. -. c., June 81
A runaway eliminated In Wash'ng-
ton to-day In the wedding of Kenneth
Mcclure. twenty-one. and Ada r.
Driscoil. nineteen, both OF Clifton
Forge. Va They Were married by
the Rev r. Outwater. OF the ken
meth Baptist church.
At IL o'clock last night the young
couple eloped from their homes at
Clifton Forge Both left notes To
their relatives in their rooms, telling
Of their intention to he married In
Washington.
I'VE got in Alexandria at O'Clock
this morning and came 10 Washing
ton by trolley. being afraid some
body might nab us at the Union sta
ton" Miss Driscoii blushingly con-
fessed to-day when securing mar
rage license at tho CITY Hall
She is the daughter of Joseph pris-
coli. Well known conductor on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Nc
CURE IL In the grocery business with
HIS brother at Clifton Forge He
formerly resided in Craig county, Va
After spending brief honeymoon
to- day sightseeing In Washington.
Mir. and Mrs Mcclure viii leave to-
night to seek the parental blessings
and forgiveness,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
Ashland

tSrecial to The Richmond Ntrginian>
ASHLAND VA, June l7-Dr and
Mrs. " W Smith. who have been
the guests Of MIR James Howison's
family, at Gwnthmev for the pa
week. left for their home In Lynch
burg this morning who will spend his
vacation with them
The young men az Newsoms and
the surrounding counties, who have
attended Randolph Macon College as
students in former years. have organ
tied Randolph Macon Alumni, AS
ISOLATION, Their initial banquet
was held last night and President
Blackwell left yesterday morning 10
attend St Rahi for such college
spirit.
Mrs. Thomas Il Phelps. NJ Roa
noke arrived last night she will
spend the month Of July with her
sister, Miss Laura Blneoe
Miss Madeline Bigger, of Richmond
who has been the visitor Of her aunt.
Mrs. w L. Foy. for the past ten days,
returned home to~day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
HOLE IN HIS SOCK
HELD AS EVIDENCE

whether Harry NJ Smith Us the
man Who robbed L. II Baker at
$40 Nor,h Tenth street Detective
Sergeants Wren and Wiltshire are
uat prepared e. say but sati9a Is
locked up in the First ronee station
om Sasplalon- -.v,--.-
smith claims Raleigh X c. FOR
his home. lie SAYS no " twenty i've
years old ana has wife aud child
photograph found upon him when
searched. Smith said was picture
of them,
The arrest OF Smith followed the
report ot rahhefN a. ble North
siXth street l.. h IiaNer "a lodseF
said that 81 had been stolen from
"a sau ST clothes he had Jeff Ia hts
room
Smith came 10 the boarding house
two dsss age lie vas given a hail
room next 80 the large room nccu-
rtod rs f2Mkvr tsetertivps wren ana
wiltshire notteea tracks on fha oiled
floor leading frcm Smiths room 20
that of Baker Eene OF the footprints
showed the Imprint og inc three toes
ON the right foot, When SMITHS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
CAPTAIN LAMB
IN ROLE Of RIP
THINGS LOOK DIFFERENT no
RfCHMOND'S CONGRESSMAN
DOWN THE COUNTRY.

Congressman John Lamb returned
10 Richmond Tuesday morning from
Charles City county feeling like
Rip Van Wrinkle,
Captain Lambs visit 10 Charles
CITY was prompted by a lecture he
had to deliver SUNDAY at Salem
Methodist church. in that county.
1T had been twenty .four years since
he had been to the church, and ii
made him feel quite ancient To see
full~bearded men who were little tots
in swaddling clothes wnen he used
to frequent those parts
Things certainly looked differ
ent, he said, recounttng details Of
his visit, "hat | told them that 1
was as young as / ever was"
Captain Lamb came down from
Washington Saturday evening and
will spend the remainder OF the week
In Richmond before returning to his
congressional duties. He thinks the
reciprocity bin will soon pass the
Senate. where II has been pending
for some time.
Tuesday morning Captain Lamb
called on superintendent Chandler, OF
the public schools. In the interest Of
a young lady he recommended for 4
position In the city schools
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
STRONG TONE IS
FELT ON Street
MANY ISSUES SHOW mARkE o
IMPROVEMENT AFTER iRREGu-
LAR OPENING.

NEW YORK. June 81. After irreg'
ular changes at the opening OF the
stock market to-day stronger tone
developed, many issues showing mark
ed Improvement. Union Pacific adj
vanced to 1s9 "a and fractional gains
were made In United States Steel com
mon Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Inter
~ = Esoiltan and Northern Pacinc.
There was concentrated buying In
nelnher of issues at the opening and
in the first hour that made a number
Of the leaders strong, while the gen
eral list reflected a lack of outside
interest and showed uttIe change
Government bonds were unchanged
other bonds strong.
After the first hour price move
ments were generally narrow.
Heavy selling caused some recess
sions In the railroad group. The
copper stocks were weak,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
Highland lark

The sunbeam Missionary Society
Will give lawn party at the Meth
.odist church on Thursday from To
IL O'Clock.
MIR. John W Fontaine left Monday
morning for Reidsvllle. n. G., TO give
"a piano recital While there he viii
be the guest of his aunt. Mrs Redd.
Later he win spend some time with
his parents at their home in Person
county, N. {. He viii return to High
land Park about the first of Septem-
Der
Mr. Robert Beades VIII nll the
position OF urganst at Northside BAp-
list church during the absence of
Mr. Fontaine.
Holly Chapter. @. r s. carried "A
fine crowd with them on their Twi-
light Special ia West Point on Mon
day evening.
Dr M. =. Porter superintendent OF
the Bible Society Of Virginia and the
South Atlantic States. preached at
the Methodist church on Sunday al
II A NJ. and S T. Nj. AT the morn
ing service collection was taken
for the benefit Of the society and a
large amount was realized
I Or c, Z Hersman preached al
+ Aizpah Presbyterian church at both
services on sunday
AT Northslde baptist church Rev
w K. Burreil pastor Of Paramount
Baptist church preached al IL A
NJ. There was no service at night
There was q called meeting OF the
Mothers Ciub on Monday afternoon
- arrange for The sale a refresh
ments AT the park this afternoon ID
tha Fourth ~ JtiN,
Miss Ethel Annie Draper Who has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
CLASS ROASTS
SENATOR SWANSON
MAKES AGGRESSIVE SPEECH AT
WARSAW AND DARES OPPON-
EMIT TO REPLY.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WARSAW, VA, june 27.--llon
Carter Glass for two and half hours
AT Montross yesterday afternoon held
his audience SPELL bound by hts elo-
Quenee and clear presentation Of the
issues involved In the campaign. The
audience which filled the court house
to Overlooking cheered the speaker
from start to finish AS ne became more
with his address he charged the Swan
son administration with leaving de-
feat OF thirty thousand dollars and had
robbed the school fund of one hum
bred thousand dollars and charged II
70 the general expense account the
Increase Of official salaries to bench
men was about three hundred thousand,
said Mr.. Glass, while the Confederate
Veterans only got an Increase of thir-
teen thousand. After making these
charges, the speaker said why didn't
Swanson deny it, Because he can't. lie
dare not deny it, If he would come
on the stump and deny 1t. | would over
wheim him with these figures. He
might get some fellow like Mcdonald
Lee to deny 1t but who would be-
lieve him, if he did" At this iunctnre
Of Mr. GLASS; speech, T M. Arrest
arose and said as a friend of MIR. Lee
he denied that charge. MIR Glass made
q Virginian's reply and said he could
not he intimidated and would make
these charges to MIR. Lees face.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27

returned from a visit TO relatives at
Tyiers Va.
Mr. Jim Moore. OF Hayden. y e.,
has been the recent guest of Mrs NJ
+. Womack. of East Clay street
Mrs Lee Idgop of North Twenty
fourth street who with her children
have been spending several DAYS with
relatives In King William, returned
home unexpectedly on account OF the
Illness of her son Lee who accom-
panied her. It is feared that he has
fever. although his condition Is i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fleet and tit
tie daughter Ruby. of Chimhorazo
Park. viii leave Friday to spend some
time with the formers brother in
King and Queen county
Mrs. Eddie Mitchell and little son.
Of North Twenty-third street. are
spending some time with friends in
Lyttieton. y c,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27

called there esn account of the ili-
ness Of MIR Stevens mother.
Miss Mamie Fenneil, Of Clifton
Forge, II the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Joseph Pearsail.
Miss Grace Beazley. ~ Heavier Dam.
e visiting her sister. Mts. Robert
FenneiI
Mr.. J. r, Goodwin. after a few days
visiting 10 his family. left Monday
morning FOR Washington, -. G.
Rev. and Mrs j. l.. McSparran, OF
Richmond. are occupying for the
summer the home of Rev. George n
Wiley on Second avenue. Mr. Nc
Spartan conducted the Wednesday
evening prayer service last week al
the Methodist church A goodiy
number were present and were amply
repaid for the coming Not only are
members Of the church invited to
these mid week prayer services, but
al visitors In our community are
especially welcome. Mr. McSparrau
is taking medical course. and when
he has completed that he viii go to
/ China az medical missionary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27

Mrs. III. T. Tucker, OF eos North
Thirtytirst street. announces the mar
rage of her daughter. Victoria. to
Mr.. w. M A Farmer. of this city.
The ceremony was performed in
Its announcement now win cause sur
prise to their many friends.
Mrs. Freddie Bates and little daugh-
ter. of Twenty-fonrth and Marshall
streets, are summering in Hallsboro.
Va.
Mr.. r. l.. Jones OF Chicago, is the
guest of his mother. Mrs NJ s.
Washington September T. 1910, and
Jones. Of 507 North Thirty first
street.
Mr. Benjamin coffman. of East
Broad street has returned from ten
days visit to Louisa and Alton. Va.
Miss Frayser Evans, Of North
Twenty-fourth street. has returned
from a visit to- relatives and friends
nj Eumpass, Va
Miss Bessie Johnson. of Lower
Henrico, was the recent guest of Miss
Kate Womack. Of East Clay street
Miss Adele OgilHie. OF East Broad
street. is In Fredericksburg, where
she will teach vocal music at the
summer institute.
Mrs Robinson, If Wheeling. w
Va. who has been the recent guest
Of Mrs. NJ. s. Jones. Of North Thirty
first street, Is now the guest Of rela
tives in Barton Heights,
Mrs. J. Hay Taliaferro aud hen
niece, Miss Norment. of North TWEEN.
ty-sixth street, Will leave this weel
10 be the guests of Rev and Mrs
w L. Jones, OF Ron Air for Severa
days.
Misses Ida and Evelyn Uoldcroft
Mittie Points and ffelen Fleet are
spending severtI weeks in Tennessee
In attendance upon a summer nor.
NAL.
Mrs James Fox. Jr her children
Mrs Emma Morrison and her chill
dren. are summering at Buckrot
Beach.
Mrs Roy Temple and little son. Of
North Thirty second street, have re-
turned from stay of several weeks
With relatives in Washington. p G.
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Hancock have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
Fulton News
News items may be left at Mel
sens Furniture Store, or phoned
tn Madison 4541.

Mr. Dalton ShreckenRost's Rarac-
ca class Of the Fulton Baptist church
held very interesting meeting last
Thursday evening ia the church af-
ter which Ii literary and musical pro-
gram was rendered followed by
banquet MIR Undertake. State sec
rotary, was present, and installed the
following new officers. President
James Rice. Vice President. Charles
Mekendree. secretary Raymond
Woodali; TREASURER. Ernest Day, Ad-
dresses were made hv Mr. Timber
lake. " Reginald Walker, James
Rice and others.
Mrs A. q Nielsen and little daugh-
fer Virginia, are spending the week
With her sister, Mrs w. II, Reckless
I'm Belmont
Mrs Daisy Pitts, Of Nicholson street
~ visiting her sister in Norfolk
Miss B@rtha Rice il visiting friends
in Norfolk
Louise. the lutte daughter Of Mr..
ard Mrs Edwards, continues ia inn
prove,
Gladys, the little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs s, A. Perdue. VINO broke her
arm last week is improving.
Mr. j II Wood is visiting his fam
llS On Lester street
Leonard. the infant SOFA % Mrs e
q, Starke. who has been quite sick.
liz Improving,
Miss Jessie Rogers Is confined TO her
home by sickness
The Builders League 81 Denny
Street church viii meet Wlth Mrs
Florence Holman next "Wednesday al
fernuon
MIR Wiley ThrockmoFton. of era
ham street Is ill in his home
The funeral OF Miss Fannie SWartz
fouk place from her home MONDAY
afternoon. Euriai la oahwoed afem
mterg.
Mrs. Fees continues 1T ~ her home
on Chr I1arhyI0sn read
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27

Collins Of Memphis, WHO befriended
her and gave her the S300, GOO worth
of ieweirY. the disappearance or
which resulted ia the institution of
the government investigation.
District Attorney Wise refuses to In
dictate the governments plans. lie
admits that the evidence indicates a
gigantic smuggling plot, participated
in by numerous persons, with RANT
ticatons extending over many states
Private detectives hired by Allen
insist that the bringing of this name
into the case is without warrant They
say Mrs, Jenkins tried TO hlackmaii
him, and that when he refused to
give up she told an improbable
story TO the government
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
MAY SEIZE FORTUNE
IN SMUGGLED GEMS
jenkins Case Has Appearance of Gigantic Conspiracy to
Defraud Government-Rich Man Accused Of
Participation Cries BIackmail

NEW YORK. June 27.-ThAt a
sensational seizure Of lewelrF valued
al more than half million dollars
is imminent in connection with de-
selopments in the Mrs, Helen -. Jen-
kins case vas intirnated at the Of
fees OF District Attorney Wise to-
day. These Jewels are part of lot
alleged 10 have been struggled into
this country by the New York mil
iionaire. whose name has been
brought into the case by the customs
officials.
Mrs. Jenkins said to-day that she
had made a complete statement to the
government regarding her relations
win Nathan Allen, the kenosha. Wis.
millionaire leather man, and John X
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
GAMBLER CONTINUES
NAUSEATING STOR Y

NEW YORK. June W ~-- when Ed
ward " Gambler cashier and al
rector OF the Mere hants Exchange
National Hank. resumed the witness
stand To day In the trial OF the suit
OF his wife for separation and hts
cross bin for an Annntment of the
marriage, he completed hi. story 81
the happenings following his wedding
tlnaer eross-exR minatlon he lnsist ed
that at 10 time following their we'd
ding aid his wtts show amy affection
for nina when be complained 10
her father this lattEr taid hina that
Mrs. Gambler wms suffering from nrr-
vCuA prnsfsations
The bringing Into the case OF the
name ~ Harvey e, Sickler, president
Of tins Atlantic h'ersillaer and t,il
Company. added interest % the case
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
PLAN TO GIVE FREE
BRIDGE MORE LIGHT

The special subcommittee on cleo
tricitE Of the city council. Of which
Mr.. G. G. Jones. of Washington ward,
Is chairman. has been called to meet
at noon Wednesday for the purpose
Of considering the question or install
ing more and better lights on the
Free Bridge across the James
The bridge is now lighted by gas.
but 1t is proposed to substitute cleo
trio lights for this system.
The committee deems this action
necessary because Of the increased
traffic over che Free Bridge that will
result from the closing Of Mayo
Bridge, which is to s-ve way to a
more modern structure.
Other members or the committee
are Messrs. Harvey Atkinson and Har-
~ Huber.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
COTTON MARKET
GROWS MUCH FIRMER

NEW YORK. June sT--Besides
the Unexpected frInness In Ga bles. this
morning. bulls We're favored by Hab-
ersham Kings report claiming drouth
in Texas and Oklahoma and excessive
rains in parts Of the eastern belt.
Good local buying advanced first
prices Ia 10 points. with spot houses
also picking up new crops.
Cotton prices: June. i4.So: July.
14,f5 Gf4T August 4,446r45. Sep
TENDER. 1349 q 80, October, 1890
IA; December. i3.f4MI5; January,
15.13@14 March. 1920 n %, May,
1925
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
JONES WILL SPEAK IN
LYNCHBuRG JULY

Especial to- The Richmond Virginian.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, June 27~~Con-
gresham w. A. Jones of the first dis
triet will address the voters Of
Lynchburg, here on July 18th on behalf
of his candidacy for the Senatorial
domination. Details have not been
worked out yet for the meeting which
viii probably be held at the city Audi
fnrinnl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
GOVERNOR MONTAGUE
DELIVERS ADDRESS

BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA. June 81.
The PENNSYLVANIA Bar Association
convened in seventeenth annual SEES
sion here this afternoon, Edwin w.
smith, of Pittshurg. president OF the
association. called the meeting to or II
der. after which he delivered an ad-
dress ell Law and the Functions OF
Legislation
Former Governor A. J. Montague.
OF Virginia, will deliver the annual
address this evening Hts subject
viii be "A More Effective Cabinet E"
The lawyers win be In session until
ThursdaY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
MEEE TO DISCUSS
CITY GOVERNMENT

The council committee on new
form OF city government is scheduled
10 meet Tuesday night for the first
time. Gilbert X Pollock Ii chairman
of the committee
One of the first moves of the cum
nittee will he to associate three tive
up-to- date citizens with IT. Those ten
tativeiy picked out for this duty airs
Messrs. Charles y Meredith. T.. z.
Morris and Henry w Rountree.
Meanwhile, those behind the special
citizens movement having the same
end in view are planning 10 meet
Thursday night when "A report wiil be
heard from the steering committee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
STAY NEGRO WHO
SHOT FARMER

CLEVELAND, o.. June 2T.~-An UNI
known negro WAS to-day killed by A
posse of farmers after he had shot and
fatally wounded John Decker, n far
mer living near this city The negro
was discovered stealing vegetables.
and when ordered by Decker To quit
opened fire with revolver. inflietlnx
wounds from which tbs latter IL not
expected to survive the day. a posse
started in pursuit OF the negro. who
put up running night, and in the
fifty or more shots that We're ex~
changed received wounds from which
he died after being psertaken and
brought 10 This city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
VICIOUS DOG IS
ORDERED KILLED

vicious dog belonging Ia p r.
skinner at 3l2 West Seventh street.
was ordered to be Killed by Justice
Maurice Tuesday morning. Tho dog
attempted to bite Mr. Thomas b.
Johnson, of 1919 Semmes street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-27
CATTLE MARK ETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
lSaies al Union Stock YArdsl

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaies at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond Va, June II. 1871
Report Of live stock market for the
week ending June rs. 1911
Receipts. 233 cattle, 2ie calves, 33l
sheep, 557 hogs.
Best steers, TO 81. medium TO goot.
5 10 "a common to fair, 4 TO 4t2; best
heifers. ia to 51a medium 10 good,
4ls TO g. common TO fair, 3ia TO ~.
beat cows. 4ss To s. medium to good.
Az to 4i4 common 10 fair. "a To g.
bulls. "a TO 4 best calves, 7 common.
s 10 6, COWS and calves. s25 To s55 per
head. Hogs. G to ga sheep 2l# TO II
lambs. & TO I "a.