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affair. The gambling was so open that public sentiment was aroused and threats of a grand jury infes- tigation were sufficient 10 warn the promoters against attempting to car " out their plans for a longer meet The racihg men planned to keep inc bookmakeIs off the track, bat to establish pool rooms all over the city where bets oa the races could be made and tb1 results re- ceiyed by telephone, the Droffoters 10 share in the profits. Without bet ting 1t would be impossible to have a successful meet and give a S5G9 purse for the chief events each day, as had been planned. Horse racing in and around Chicago has been dead since Mayer Carter Harrison stopped the betting on desDy day as Wash ington park was in the center of toe South side, within easy reach or all quarters 0f the city, and an effort vas made t0 continue the meet without betting. It failed after a three day trial.
 Fortune Teller Fraud.
 The profession of telling fortunes" of guiiible people has become so prostable in Chicago and the fort une teIiers % numerous shat Mayor Harrison has ordered the police anu law departments rp clean the city of them. Most of them work under the guise of ciairygyants. They pre- tend 10 reveal tte future, Teuni;a sweethearts and uuianele ali love 'and domestic and business dimcul- tics. find lost treasure, sell all sorts of mines at fabulous prices, anything iD fact that the dupe wants done The crusade followed an ex- posture Of their methods by tie Chi cag3 Trihnne. after a reporter had visited a number of the seeIs. Their methods arc all the sane. By trick cry they answer 4 few questions to gain Cle confidence Of the victim. Then they say they can make every thing como out just right but that tho dupe lacks magnetism" and if that lack is supplied success will be muen surer. Qlicker and greater.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
CHINESE TO BE KEPT
 FROM MEXICO HEREAFTER

MEXICO CITY. July 1s.-An indl. rect result of the massacre Of Chimes at Torreon in the revolution may bt exclusion from Mexico of CeIestials
 Because of a scarcity Of labor foi the mipes and haciendas Mexico has encouraged the importation of Chin csc, but exactly those arguments-ec onomic and racial-which led tn United States to cause their exclu sion, are now being freely discussed
 It is not improbable that at the mex session of congress an exclusion bil will be passed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
i TEAM LESS
 IN HE LEAGUE
Calumet and Copper Queens Merged and Will Make
 lt Tighter Race for
 League Pennant }
TIGERS" NAME OF TEAM

The Warren District Baseball league is now composed of but three teams. The Calumet & Ari- zona club and the Copper Queens have been consolidated and the new team is called the Tigers. The Calumeis were unable to reach the stride set up by the other three teams and the consolidation was decided upon.
 The Queens were already one of the best teams in the league and with the best Of the Calumet team added it will make the other two teams work for their places in the standing.
 Win Meet oftener.
 The new arrangement will make the stride of the league swifteI than it has been. With four teams in the league tho teams did n6i meet often enough to create any great amount of competition between the several clubs, as the games are played onA on Sundays.
 The game last Sunday proved tha the Colts are not invincible and that there is a good chance to cnt down the lead that they hold ovel the other teams. The Bankers arc jn a good second place and the new team is likely to make 1t interest ing for both the Colts and the Bankers.
 Dark Horse In Box.
 /The Tigers are going 70 brinf Out a new pitcher with a reputa tion. V hose name has not beer 0ivulged. The box is where the Calumets have been weak and witt this position well taken care of there is no reason why the Tiger should not be tho cause of a bic improvement in the city league sit nation.
 The Tigers will practice thi7 evening at the ball park at War Ten ana all players who have beer signed for that team are requested to be on hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
TRoTTINe AT TERRE HAUTE

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 1S.- A four days race meeting under the auspices of the Terre Haute Trotting association was opened to- day on the ne1 half-mile track, which was constructed out Of the famous old .four-corEered- mile track. on which more than one worlds record WAS made years ago. The 5ssociation officials expect the present meeting to be successful, despite the fact that they were obliged to cancel the early closing events because they failed to fill- Arrangements have been made for several special races in addition Go sixteen events for purses o1 S4og each.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
COPPER couNTRY cElEeRATEs

HANCOCK, Mich, July 1S.-The stage is set and the actors are awaiting their cues for the greatest week celebration in the history of the upper peninsula of Michigan the greater Hancock semi-centenniai and homecoming-whi will c0ntlu- ue until Saturday. Men prominent in finance. public. affairs. commerce and industry y1ll assist the copper country city iE celebrating it's fiI- tieth birthday anniversary. Among them VIII be John D. Ryan, president of the AmaIgamated Copper com pany; Attorney General Wickersham. United States Senators Smith and Townsend, Governor Osborn and Congressman H. Ohn Young.
 There win be scores of well known mining men in attendance from all the great mining camps Of America, the delegations from Iluffe. Anac0nda. Great Falls. Bisbee, TOnopah. Globe. sonora and Japlin being particularly large. The prin- cipal feature of the week will be the international hammer and drill contest for the championship of the purse presented by President Ryan ol the Amalgamated.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
SPECIAL ATTRACTION AT ROYAL.

Pons and Pons, the great European acrobats, win be an added feature to tonight's motion picture program at the Main street playhouse.
 This team comes heraided as the greatest Of its kind on the vaudeville stage. Little Bertha Pons, who looks frail. weighing only 100 pounds, is a physical marvel. She performs feats of strength which few robust men would care to undertake. Her crede1- tials show her to be the strongest woman in the world. Carl Pons, her companion, is a muscular mountain of 210 pounds weight. He also performs feats of strength and acrobatie work.
 The pictures program is of excellent quality and the management is work ing hard to secure the latest feature films.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
LOCALS LOSE MATCH
 WITH Fl. PIT TEAM
Strong Aggregation of East SlapS t to Locals in
 Sunday Shoot

The Bisbee Rifle club lost to Fort Pitt in a telegraphic shoot Sunday morning by the score Of 4sO to AL, The Fort Pitt club is conceded to be the strongest club east of the Miss issippi river and while it is regretted that the locals did not defeat the Fort Pitt club and thus. virtually bring the chEmpionship to the west the score of the local team. was 8 good one.
 The detailed score of the locals
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
rEATH IN RoARINe ElRE-

may not result from the work Of fre-bugs, but often severe burns are caused that make a quick need for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the quickest, surcst cure for burns, wcnnds, bruises, boils, sore. T. subdues inflammation. It kills pain It sOothes and heals. Drives on skin eruptions, ulcers or piles. On
 " 25c at all druggists. SG5.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19

The next match Will be between the locals and the Fort Huchuca team at Fort Huachuca The team that wiz represent Fisbee is composed Of the following riflemens Cunningham. Fisher. Martin, McMinn, Afltchel and Bassett Watkins Hart and Marshal were selected, but they were unable to go to the army post, so Mitchell and Watkins were selected to take their places.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
PIoNEER DIEs.

TOMBSTONE. Ariz., July fS.-(Spe- cial)-Dr. E. P. Ryder, q pioneer Of this section, died here suddenly to- night of apoplexy, aged about 61 years. He had been a resident of Tombstone for 30 years and was inter- ested in mines al Patagonia and in the Dragons.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
HApplEsT GIRL IN LINCOLN

4 Lincoln, Neb, girl writes, '1 had been ailing for some time with chronic constipation and stomach trouble. l began taking Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and in three days I was able 10 be up and got better right along am the produest girl in Lincoln to find such good medicine" For sale by all druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19

or course they agree to supply the needed magnetism by a course of treatments at from $25 to S10O, depending upon the apparent pros periy Of the dupe. Several seers
 have been arrested and the police
 are hunting evidence against the others.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
EiGAr Pos1PoNEn.

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Ihe ten round bout scheduled here tonight between Joe Jeanette and Pork Flynn was called of today owing 10 an injury sustained by Flynn while training. A posfponcment of the fight until Tuesday next was declared.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
COAST LEAGUE
MANITOBA CHAMPIONSHIPS

!, WINNIPEG, Man, July 1S.-Many
 ithletes of reputation assembled at
 he Canadian Industrial Exposition
 today for the preliminary events of the Manitoba track and field cham pionshirs, which are to be contested under the auspices Of the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union. The meet will continue over tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19

sprains require careful treatment Keep, quiet and apply Chamberlain s Liniment freely. 1t viii remove the soreness and quickly restore the parts to a hcaiflly condition . For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
GATES sTIlL IMRovEs.

PARIS, July 16.-7John w. Gates showed further Improvement toHisht. The kidneys and heart, the attendins physicians say. are acting satisfae- fnrily.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19

For sumner diarrhoea in child Ten always give Chamberiain's Cole Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, and a speedy cure IS certain For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Chicago: R. II. E. Washington ...... - 10 Chicago ..- ... ..-l
 Walker. Ainsmith; White, Olm- stead, Baker and Sullivan, Payne.
 Al Boston: R. H. E. Boston ..- --..--- .... .--t iZ DeIotI .------- --.--..-. .----A To AV
 Karger, Killilay, Hall, Cicotte and Jarrigan; Donovan, Stanage.
 At New York: h. II. F.. New York ............. .....b 10 : Cleveland ... ..J z
 Quinn, Brockette. Caldwell and Sweeney; Krapp, Blsnding and Fish CT.
 At Philadelphia: R. H. E.. Philadelphia ----.. -...-.--lz 10 Q s. LOiik --.. .-.. .-.-0 iV l
 Leonard, Thomas: Nelson, Criss. George and Stephens.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

MATRIMONIAL yEws-Beriin 1 and So5 5th i've, New York. Established 1883. F Podszus. editor
 27o.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19

The riflemen making the highest scores, five in number, constituted the. Bisbee team.
 Other scores made Sunday were as
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
ACTORS HAVE
 GREAT WEALTH
Figures of the Chicago As- Sessor Show Many to Be
 Independent
CHICAGO GIRL GETS PRIZE

CHICAGO, July 1Sy-Csueciai.)-- The great difference between the traditional penniless actor walking the ties and pawning his stage clothes to get food and the actor or today is shown by the real estate assessments in Chicago for 1911 Five acters and actresses are as sessed upon Sz50,0oo worth of prop erty. this being one-third the actual value. Besides these five there are eighteen other stage people who have in vested part of their earnings in Chicago Iealty. May Irwin heads the list. her fun making and laugh provoking abilities having enabled her to purchase S7e.00a worth Of city property in addition to her other holdings in the St. Lawrence. Mrs. Otis skinner is assessed on $60,000, Lillian Russell on S50.900, Mrs. Alma Youlin on S40.000 and Mme. Rosa Oiitzka, the opera singer, on S40,- eco The others on the list are Mrs. Marshall Stedman, Marie Nelson, May Ryan, Ethel Johnson. Sarah Truax. Wmona Winter, Kate Wat son, Marion Murray, Lottie Mayer Vera BerlinEer, Annie Buckley, Ger uude Murphy, Saliie Fisher. Knox Wilson. Tony Denler. May De Sousa, and the estates of Joseph Jefferson and rtfahorF aTanaFafa
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
Horse Racing Wen't Go. .

The efforts Co revive horse Tacing in Chicago, made recently at inc old ffaWthor1c track. has been aive1 np. temporarily at least. and Tom" Carey has quietly passed the tip around flat the promised fifteen day summer meet would not take uiace. There was racing at Flaw th0rne on July 9 and { which had been advertised as a mo betting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
SOUNDS LIKE WAR
N sP01sYLvAN|A
ALL BECAUSE MEN, WOMEN AND
BOYS WENT HUNTING AS
SEASON OPENS.

Especial 10 The Richmond yirginian.)
sPOT6YINANIA. VA. Nov. 3.--The
law prohibiting hunting terminated
on Wednesday and the army Of men.
boys and In one or more cases wo-
men, went forth into the fields and
woods armed with guns and amrnuni-
lion. and accompanied by dogs. to
engage In hunting. In many, many
years game has not been a. plentiful
as now.
Hares. turkeys, partridges or quail
have never been more plentiful, and
the continued firing of guns il al
most IL rapid as tina firing along tho
skirmish line of the two armies which
were here in 1884.
Everybody appears to have been
lucky, a. zach one who comes In from
the hunt IL loaded down with game.
That feature Of the game law which
prohibits the selling Of game has tend
ed greatly to increase the amount OF
same OF al kinds. IN parties nov
only kill 30 much A. they will con-
sumo. Hence much game OF every KIND
Is shot In consequence.
Wild turkeyA In particular. ara
very plentiful. Tho average hunts
man gets one Or moro out OF every
flock. :.
Politics are wonderfully alive am
a election day approaches all the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
EDUCI1D|I uI[L
CAP1IJR NORFOLK
TWO rnorsASD - ATTEND viR-
CHINA EDuCA11oNAL CONFER
EScE sOyBnDER -.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
InEs or NATIONAL AND STATE nm
rurArrox wrLL nELzvER AID
DRESSES ~ EACH
SESSION.



The preliminary Aun0uncemsnts OF
the sixth annual session OF the VIZ
ginta Educational Conference give
program which ts more rlcniy ana
truly educational than any YET onerea
to the people af NReinia. Almost
etefy speaker named - m education-
al leader. and tho topac4 are unusuai-
ly suggestive ard pfAeticAL
2S4Decembef 1, in NcEfoiks and COM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04

an account IL the election, he wishes
to remain In his town to vote against
liquor license.
Mics Annie LAtane. OF King and
Qneen county, was summoned % <tne
home Of her aunt, Mrg- d6orGe Kemp:
nee Miss Baria Robbins. formerly OF
Gloucester county, now OF Baltimore.
on account OF the accidental Killing OF
her husband In Baltimore yesterday.
Mr.. Kemp was q contractor IN tnat
city. ana was from Gloucester county.
Mrs. M. II. Cha nGies will leave early
in the next week AZ delegate from the
Y Dung w0mAn'6 Auxiliary, to the thir-
teenth anniversary OF the Woman's
MISSIONARY Union AuxiliAry 70 ane
Baptist General Association q VT.
xinia, to meet In the First baptist
church. Lynchburg, Va. November
Ella,
Mrs. n. w. pEubank will attend the
sumo meeting. by virtue OF office. she
ii the oldest superintendent In the
State, having held the same office
since its beginning.
Mrs. william r. Bray. Of wakenis-
king william. Is the guest OF her
son, South Carolina. Mrs. Ross VIII
he pleasantly remembered in this sec
ton and Richmond and ~ Miss An
mabel Bray, formerly of Richmond.
Mrs Gray IL enjoying the visit TO her
| daughter AZ well ~ one TO the hoTne
Iof Mrs. bessie Bagby Rice. Bolton, 3,
IC., better known In Richmond ~ the
widow OF DIR. A. e. Dickinson, and
/ lady principal, at one time. Of the
| Wornan's College at Richmond
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthus Seustadt. who
spent sometime here In the summer
and who have spent the time since In
travelling through the South. have re-
turned and are now here with nm eye
10 settling her. They arc from New
| York City. {
Mra. Harry walker OF Fort worth
TEXAS. whn has been the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Kate Richarisora, q TIL!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
POINT HAS
SOCIAL FUNCTION
rArnowE-EN PARTY GIVEN IN
HONOR or NEW RESIDENT
OTHER NEWS.

aspecial 10 The Richmond virginian.p
HUST POINT. VA. Nov. a.-The
I1nllows'en party given In honor ot
I7fs Corning, who recently moved
80 from Newburxh. y. r.. by ME-.
Snraes Crosby Thompson, was a very
lelIkhtfuI social function, and enjoyed
n Gnany friends. Good cheer abound
The color scheme was carried
~ I'd red. yellow ana green foliage.
'hpoWn In relief BY the moro sombre
1toBns Great yellow pumpkins.
INoxring .avery tooth In their mctithx,
forth 4 hearty weaceme u all.
81 ii profusion Of candies twinkied
rom everywhere. while black cats
WA witcnes' heads, paered from unex-
bectnd places Mrs. Morgan Treat pre-
aded over the punch bowl. while Mrs.
eniIlip Hoffman and Mrs. Fred
khompsOn assisted IT the table that
|u1niahed elegant and dainty refresh
|neuts throughout the evening. Mrs.
ErOaby Thompson, formerly Of Cfeve-
|xnd. Ohio. the charming hostess. has
klF6Ady found q place IN the hearts
sk her neigh bprs.
RAv. w. II. Ncathery. q Belmont.
H6W York. who was expected to I'LL
hk pulpit Of the Baptist church next
.4undAy and the Sunday following.
has written that he will not be able
n come until the Second. @unday "a,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
DEDICATE CHURCH
IN RICHMOND COUNTY

Especial to Tho Richmond Ytrxtnian. !
HEATHSvIILE, VA, Nov. S.
News has just reached here Of the
death OF Mr.. John Il. Dawson. or
Hyacinth, Northumberland county.
which occurred in baltimore hos.
pitAi. where he had eona tor treat4
msnt. His remains viii ~ brought
to Northumberland county and In
TERED at Henderson's Nethodist
church.
The chesapeake agricultural fair Al
Kilmarnock. Lancaster cUunty, win
be held November sth. eth ana 10th,
Tho fair viii be held this year under
new management. and Il promises 10
be one Of the best ever AAld In this
section Of Virginia. It haa been an
nouneed that q flying machine will
make Nights over the grounds each
day Of the fair, in addition 10 the
other numerous attrA0tloMn. Many
entries have already besA made Tor
the running and trottin9 xoeAs. Large
crowds from every quarter Of the
Northern Neck and nearby. communi-
tiee attend this fair annually. ana An
unusually large crowd u expected this
fall.
A crowd estimated at 1900 At
tended the dcdlcatory 1eFy1c4s ~ Oak
South, near Rainsw0od, N RicAni0nd
county, on Sunday, Dr. JAmes Can
nom of tha Methodiek Eone4R4t,0a,
preached the dedicatOrx e4ftnonp Hat
auhject Was: q. he Mieueua II Chris.
tlassttr IN the World. The pAstoi
0f the new rhurs stAto4 tnak Ina w0fA
was begun January WIN 10 fanAa
| IN hand ana had becn Coanrlnk6d md
| pad tor. The occAsion WAa 0ns cf the
moSG elaborate reitgtOUA A4AiTs sven
held Ii the Northern Meek.
Tne pre-1tence Of NANNY cAseA 81
diphthsria In the Northern Neck c0tln-
ties has caused s,onsadaf9Rle alarm
since the closing of nm Wlc0n1ict
| hlkh school. In the loWar end q
tNorthunberiand county, - 6cuount %
diphtheria In this secttcnS ether cAsea
KKyE HFr@aFed III th6 MA end q
me county and II II toAxoa enA& tht
| situation Will become ueF1ous. NC
fatalities have occurreds A0Never.
EAxrA catches Of nnenhA6am dnrina
| ~ past week have Oeen feportea from
HeeAS4lle, Northumberland couAty
lThe flshing season will cl04A Atout tn
| nftaeuth Of November. 11t0 eeoAOt
haa been the most suaOe9ne0l n TIT
thi1sOry Ok the industry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
POSTMASTER HAS
STRANGE ACCIDENT

Especial to The Richmond virtinian.)
KARH1gONBIIHG. VA, Nov. 81
While Postmaster Levi Rhodes. Of
Lanvilie Depot. was cleaning out his
cistern, bucket Of water above slip
ped from the rope and fell on the
mans head. severing an artery and
dazing him. A physician worked all
night IN the EFFORT to check the flow
OF blood. Mr.. Rhodes was seriously
injured, and was unconscious part
OF the time from the loss of blood.
but will recover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
.HEATHsvnlE HAS
A|RsH|P VISIT.
MAY HAVE BEEN LIECTENAN,fs
EILYsoN AND TOWERS. RE Z
GENTLY SOUGHT FOR.

Especial to The Richmond virginiaal.)
iIEATaSy1LLE. VA. Nov. s.-A
Curtiss flying machine from one OK
the government boats, bound for Alb
napolls, Nd, landed in the rater =
Snort distance from fieeton wharf.
IN northumberland county, Tuesday
afternoon. having Come down the bav.
1'wo men were aboard. but refused
to five their names. They remained
al Fieeton abosit thirty minutes. long
enough for this engine 70 cool ana
rat IN d supply Of gasoline. This -
the second flying machine that has
landed In Norttannberlaria during the
psat few days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04

place, for several weeks. has returned
with her children to her home.
Mrs. Boyd E. Hudson, wife OF the
former pastor Of the Methodist church
here, is The guest of Mrs. James Clay
tor.
In Richmond.
Mr.. Charles Mac Dougaf1, who for
several months was mail clerk here
and who was transferred TO another
part OF the Southern Railroad, has
returned to this route.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04

candidates are becoming more and
moro active, and the multiplicity OF
candidates here only tntensifies the IN
terest In the canvass.
The main interest 10 concentrated
in the treasnrershtp. This II . three
corr,ered fight between DIR. ]. Wal
lace Massey, the Democratic nominee:
M. III. Dickinson, independent. anu
James r. TURNKEY. Republican. All
three OF THESE Candidates are quite
active ana each hopes for success. The
election alone can determine the re-
suit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
SENT TO JAIL FOR
SHOOTING GAME

POcAHONTAS. VA. Nov. a.--Fcr
shooting game out OF season. just one
tlay before tho law wax out Justice OF
the Peace A. " IAndon. to-day fined
william Dick, better known here az
Bin Dick. and Frank Wright $50. each.
and gave them thirty days In jail.
The case was appealed and both
parties are out on hundred dollar
bond.
Both parties confessed to hun&ink.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
TWO MILLION FOR
MEXICAN MOVEMENT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.---It cost the
rfnNed states Koyernment el.75e.ss3.s1
Tor the mobilization Of troops. on the
NsxicAtl Dofdst from March when
the movement was 0foered. TO the sna
az the neca year. June ~.
Tho sini1ie Item OF transportation 70
the border by water and rail caused
q, expenditure Of $L3S7s03.ee
These totals were revealed to-day
efai &. 81 Aicshire, duaftermasssr gem
efal.
The grand total for the movement
probably will pass the tz,oe04 zee marx.
a. there still are troops on the bofdsr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
M.,t Paync.s Case contlnuesl.

Another continuance vase given IN
tho case OF Matt Payne. IN PoiiceT
Court yesterday morning. ne = st
iasaA ~ have sold liquor last Sunday
ana was arrested by Officers FplkHA
ana Griffin. Tho case goes over 70
Noyember 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
NOTED Y. N. c. a. WORKER 10
ADDRESS RAILROAD BRANCH

Mr.. A. u. Sutherland. director OF
religious work in the Central X. "a.
q A. at Washington. has consented
to address the mems mass meeting at
the Railroad Y. N. G. A. tomorrow
afternoon.
He 10 known a. q \. -. 9. A. work
er Of unusual ability. and the mem.
bsrs Of the railroad branch here feel
themselves fortunate IN securing =
vanlt from him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
r,av,. Goes 70 the Roads.

Henry Davis. colored. with severaI
siiasas. was sent to the roads for sfx
month"; from Police Court yesterday.
FOR taking coat valued Ut 3f6 be-
lonKins 10 the Globe Tailoring Conn