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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Split rs TO Apno,,p,

.ou.t convened yesterday for the nf,h a.,
,aht Gay or this long drawn-ou. trial -ti e.
pie 9 9or INC attention of sou;hs!de n.o
stfuctio, weeks; WITH the reading OF The in.
ed arru,nn 10 NE Jury Long and impassion
. .le PERSECUTION. and by Hiram NJ smi,I,
' "no presented the defense. held tho nn,,r:
an.!i ndJournment for lunch In tho af,er.
NOON :. Parrish concluded ;hc plea ,o, n !.
p,,Gsecution and AZ $50 o'clock the case wa 6
ne Jury returned al Sis O'Clock with ~
sN.oict, ~ is stated on good authorize tha
I not one OF the Jurors baked II the dccisinn
IN !aFor OF the plaintiff. The only noin,
upon winch they split was the amount = :
damages 10 be awarded. Some. II il said
held out for $500. = u'
charged With Contempt
- sHaH sensation. side Issue Ia no
.riaI, was sprung after the jury filed into ~ !.
room when Sergeant Saunders served si,m
mons on Joseph Oppieman and wife and his
M, Hg TO answer TO- the charge OF contempt.
Melvin Ely. one OF the witnesses. claims Tia T.
inter his departure from tho court ron, On
fepruary j he was attacked and abused b,.
members OF the Oppieman family because Of
LIS testimony. y
The penalty for the intimidation OF vii
ness is severe. and II the charges are proved
ana Judge Wells imposes the limit the on
p!einans are subject not only to teavv one
nut to "A term in prison. The matter will Ia
heard By Judge Wells this morning at 10
O'Clock, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
PENNY a DISH FOR MEALS
Washington Mission Tries n rim I,
,stG Aid the Poor

sats.. tlu the Poor.
Washington. February T--The nigh
cost OF living in Washington for q
time VIII have an interesting basis for
comparison and contrast. The Gospel
mission began Saturday to serve
meals OH cent bill OF fare. The
menu embraces bread. coffee. meat.
beans, soup. pie. vegetab les, and fruits,
Every article is offered at the uniform
prise OF cent A Washington woman
with ample means has made a gift
70 the mission with which excelien t
Kitchen facilities. steam tables and a
neat. clean dining room have bcen
nued up and sinking fund provid ed
10 Elrc the enterprise a trial
me place was thronged ali day
WITH persons OF meagrc means ard
some who evidently were there out of
curiosity. Every ono had a chanca
70 get good meal OF wholesome
nutritious food. Well cooked and clean.
~ served In moderate quantity AZ tbo
prico named The manager one OF the
mission employees. said that he co,,,d
MOI tell whether the place wou,d ,osa
,iofieE or not. but It would run on
ne plain laid down by It's generous
patroness until the matter Could hs
ARR! larry tested. Rent does not enter ~, =
me estimate Of cost, as the rcstaura,1
% IN building owned by the mission
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
LORD OEC|ES WEOS
MISS WHEN GOULD
CONTINUED From First pagel

CONTINUED From First page)
the sombrc foliage. Standards of
green surlnounted by japanese lilies,
were used at intervals the entire length
OF the centre aisle. and on the side
walls baskets of growing daisies were
arranged.
Attic house of Mr. and Mrs. Gould.
where the reception was held. there
were brought into use branches Of
truit trees in full bloom and a profu-
sion Of spring flowers.
VIII Go to Egypt.
The couple vii! sail shortly for
Egypt, where they will remain until
leaving for the coronation The wed :
ding gown was OF white satin, embroid
csea IN white and silver, with designs
of Easter lilies.
TIE only unusual incident attendant
upon the wedding occurred when a
morse drawing Mrs. T. NJ. kingdom, the
brides grandmother. SHE'D at an avn
ing Mrs Kingdom. already verg!ng
upon Illness. became greatly excited
ana had TO he carried Into the Gould
homa BY servants. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
ANOTHER ARREST
Secretary-Treasurer of Wireless Com
pany Is In Trouble.

Secretary-Treasurer of Wireless Com
pnny Ira In Trouble.
Washington. D. c., February o.
Postmaster-Gcne Hitchcock yester-
day was advised OF the arrest, at Louis
Vile. of William Russell. the alleged
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the Southwest
ern Wireless Company. with head.
quarters at Louisville, which concern
has been charged with using the malls
to defraud. Some Of the promoters OF
this concern were connected formerly
with the Collins Wireless Telephone
Company and the Continental Wireless
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
and are reported to have opened bust
ness In the South. when they sus-
pected that the postal authorities were
after the latter companies for using
the malls to defraud The methods OF
this concern. which has been operating
only a few months at Louisville. are
reported to be similar to those OF the
Eastern companies. whose officers have
and are awaiting trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
MILITIA GUARDS PRISONER
Negro Taken to Weston to Be Tried on Ser,

49, Gus Charge.
cston' w Va, February Fully 600 per.
sons were at the railroad station here to-
10 witness the arrival of William Furbee
inc negro who was brought from the state
prison at MoundsyilIe TO be tried on a
charge OF attempting to assault and murder
MISS Fl2ra Anglin. q farmers daughter, on
the night OF December q last. -
By a ruse the negro was taken from, N /.
train by the state militia before the station
was reached and placed in jail before the
crowd knew he was in tho town During the
session OF the court in the afternoon two
companies of militia surrounded the court :
mouse. and every one admitted was closely
questioned as to his business Arguments
for a change of venue occupied the court
session. and the prisoner at adjournm en-
by militlamcn four fees deep. The case will
be resumed Tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08

Portsmouth; D. w Reed. Roanoke. H.
Leslie Spence. Richmond b
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B. Lightfoot, Jr..
Reh CHAIRMAN Richmond: Sandy P. Figgat.
J. B. T. Thornton. Manassas; Samuel
X. Buxton, Newport News.
Home for Needy Confederate Hyo-
men.-J Stewart Bryan. chairman.
Richmond; Ralph P. Neal. Richmond:
Portsmouth; John B. Taylor (Berkley).
Norfolk William *. Adams. Charlottes.
VILE Kenneth Wimhush. Danville: w.
D. Scott. fredericksburg; J. E. Ogden.
Rerryville; 6. NJ. Conrad. Harrtsonburg:
M ". G. l. Iai!aierro. Hampton; c. +.
Point; H. c.. Little1ohn. Leesburg; It.
W. Jordan. Hot Springs: w. E. Stocks
dale, Dinwiddie: S. j. Farrar, Amelia.
Courthouse; Henry *. Walden, Newport
News: J. NJ Kelly. Wytheville; J. .Tabh
Lancaster Blacksburg; w. B. NIiley.
Woodstock; J. Briscoe Mundy, stony
Point; NJ D. Cary, Pulaski: A. j.
Francis, Pearisburg: r F. Moss, Sus (
sex COURTHOUSE; F. v. CogbilI. Chester
HI Franklin, Hillsville; r. e. Har-r
rell, Manassas: Rev. c.. H Rowland.
Franklin: w. P. Atkinson. Petersburg:
+. J. Nee1ey, Portsmouth: w, W. Poin-
dexter, Lynchburs; Arthur A. Grove.
Luray; r. Il. Edmondson. South Boss
ton; Q. = Harris. fredericksburg; Ru-5
dolph Bumgardner. Staunton: W w,
Itargrave, Surry; Beverly r. Harrison.
amherst: j. P! Woodhouse, Princess
G Gnne, George Cameron. Louisa:
WoolTine; Stuart; Paul Petit. Palmyra !:
): C. Holiday, Suffolk; Allen D. j on es,
Newport News; Ed Z. Lawson. White
stone; James T Ktlby, Danville 5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
More Property Destroyed

In the south every year by rats. mice.
reaches and other vermin than can be
calculated, II would mean millions OF
dollars to the people OF the southern
states II every one Of these pests could
be removed. The most efficient remedy
Is demanded. Our famous rat poison.
on the market 81 years. never falls. It
attracts rats and other vermin by !ta
odor. Drives them outside to die It ID
Maurers Eat and Roach Paste. Certain
Death for rats, mico. reaches. 10 anu
u cents box. All druggists, Insist on
Aauror's. Thsra is No substitute,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
WANTS CITIZENS
TO AID COUNCIL
Pollock Will Ask Mayor to
Name Three Members Of
Committee.
METHOD OF PROCEDURE
Department Heads and Com
mittee Chairnen to Be
Heard.

Councilman Gilbert *. Pollock pro-
poses to amend his resolution which
VIII go before the Common Council
Tomorrow night. looking to the ap-
pointment Of a committee to draft a
new plan for the government Of tho
city, by adding clause providing for
the appointment by the Mayor of three
citizens to sit with the committee The
committee will then be made up three
Councilman. two Aldermen and three
aPpointees at large. While giving no
names. Mr.. Pollock believes that the
Mayor can secure the services OF
broadminded and patriotic men who
are among the foremost citizens, who
would bring to the Council commit
and professional world Of Richmond.
Method OF Procedure.
Mr.. Pollock is clear to explain that
he mas drawn up no plan of govern
ment in advance OF the committees in :
vestigation. 1t is his idea that the
committee when once organized shall
proceed In systematic manner. Each
department. head and committee shall
be called before it and the manner
In which any Improvement is ordered
any ordinance proposed and adopted.
any sidewalk paved. any waterpipe
laid, Is TO be reduced to writing. with
an exact estimate Of the time and DIFF
1erent steps OF procedure Where red
tape and delay is found it will he tha
duty OF the committee to devise n
way to cut through to speedy and
economical action.
Where ordinances have slinned
through in the past through lack OF
some definite responsibility, the
ae11nite responsibility will be fixad
ana some some man or body of men
sponsible to the public for their ac.
tlons. Already Mr.. Pollock has re-
ceived many assurances of support IA
the Council. The City Attorney ha g
| advised that many of the reforms lav
within the grasp of the Council IT,
sell z.i,;,s and VIII need no legislative action
lnents to the city charter will he
needed. 70
Wants Immediate relief.
Even the next Legislature cannot
authorize an out and out commission
form of government II adopted then
me amendment to the State Consti
tuition must be voted on by the people
year later. and ratified by the Legis-
lature following. making il fully four
years before such stem wo,,ld y
practicable. The patron Of the resno
luton believes that the city shonIJ
seek more immediate relief fron, the
lnterminablc system which coils a
SPIDER web of inaction around every pro.
posed movement and inevitably results
in enormous waste.
Mr.. Pollock uses the Mayo Bridge
proposition as an illustration. South
richmond was annexed on April *
l9lo' the agreement OF annexa tion
adopted three months before guaran.
ttee'ng the erection Of a bridge yet
the city. moving between one com
mite mlttee ar, and another. has just secured
pius. IL Will take from four 10 six
months now TO have a contract an
proved by the Council. and It NAV be
next Spring before any contractor can
begin laying concrete.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
JUDGES REINDICTED.
Election Officials in Norfolk aust uo
Tried Again.

Tried Again.
Especial to The Times DISPATCH
Norfolk, Va. February IN ,hc
Corporation Court to-day the primary
election Judges OF tho Second Ward
were reindtcted and arc charged win
the violation Of the election laws ~
the State. -
n October the Judges were indicted.
and under the ruling Of Judge Hanckcl,
following arguments on demurrcrs
Were dismissed, the court holding that
under the Virginia laws primaries were
not legalized. This decision was re-
Gently reversed by the State Supreme
Court, and the reindictments followed
The cases are set for trial on February
15. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
TRAPPER CHARMS sKUNKS
Upstate Hunter Has Mysterious In
fuence Over wild Beasts.

Upstate Hunter Has mysterious In
auence Over wild Beasts.
Monticello. n. Y, February John
Laufers- Willer, hunter and trapper Of
silver Lake. near here, who processes
TO know tho habits of wild animals so
thoroughly that he is able to domesti-
cate anything from a grounding to n
bear, is astonishing others OF his clan
polccats. BY his secret method Laufers-
Willers has captured ninety-eign
skunks in the last thirty days.
AS all OF the skins offered for snle
by him show no signs OF having been
shot or trapped, laufcr-Wiiler Is con-
sidcred a mysterious parsonage While
the neighbors. arc trying to study cut
his method, Laufers-Wilicr Is paying
for his house and lot with money roaI-
Azed on skunk skins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Evidence All In

Evidence In the suit OF Mrs Susan f.
Rohleder against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company was fully heard yesterday
In tho City Circuit Court and the case ad-
when the argument will begin. The action
is for personal injuries in the sum OF SIS. 600
the plnintiff claiming to have been thrown
by the sudden starting OF a car as she was
leaving IT,,
r. r. Jordan. OF Radtord. qualined TO prac.
ticc law In the City Circuit Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
WIRELESS OPERATOR KILLED
Russell! Burbank Steps In Front OF an
Express Train.

Express Train.
Belmont, Mass, February failing
to hear the approach of an express
train because of the noise of ia ss.
ing freight, Russell B. Burbank. 3
naval wireless operator connected will,
the cruiser Chicago, walked to his
death at the Lexington Street grade
crossing Of the Boston and Maine Rail
road at Waverly Station.
Burbank was a resident OF Belmont
He was one Of the first TO take up
wireless biography. and when the
Nantucket South Shoals Lightship went
adrift In the storm of two years ago,
it was he who handled the key and
sent out the wireless messages that
Kept the land stations and steamers
notified OF her whereabouts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Building Permits.

Building permits were Issued Yesterday
as follows:
": f. Drinkard. Jr., to erect double
brick tenement. two dwellings, on the north
SIDE OF Hanover Avenue between Sycamore
ana strawberry Streets. to cost $40. 0tO.
Mrs. Susie S. Dawson. to repair a brick
store. 60 Broad Street. 10 cost 500 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Controls Half of Republic.

New Orleans February LA Revolucion,
the official gazette OF the IIonduran revolu-
tonists. copies OF which were received here
tonight the steamer Mercator from
Puerto Cortez. announces that General Man
uel Bont1lA has secured control OF more than
half OF the republic. and is prepared 10
move an army of several thousand trained
soldiers against Tegucigalpa the capital.
The government departments OF blanche and
Ioro, it is said. now operated under
Bonilla, and he has practical control OF the
depart nient OF Colon and Mosquito. In adj
dition to this, General Burron. with 900 men,
occupies large part of the department OF
Choluteca on the south.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Wake Forest Defeats Davidson.

tUtOIdI 20
Wake Forest. ~ c., February I'm an In
teresting game of basketball here tonight
Wake Forest defeated Davidson by the score
OF 80 TO %. Each team was weak In pass
ing Wake Forest was especially weak In
throwing goals Davidson was strong on
long goals The features were the playing
OF White for Davidson and H. Beam and r.
Holding for Wake Forest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Explosion Injuries Two.

soptCIHI 10 I TIC /.
W-ilming ton, n. c., February 7.--As The re-
suit OF a terrific explosion this morning al
James and John Tate colored. were injured
the former fatally. y heavy door, weighing
several. tons, Of a retort, was blown off and
hit one of the brothers. while landing on
the other, crushing his skull.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
ANNOUNCES cANDIn.cy
'""e WIZ Make Race for Re-EIectIon 10
sla state senate ~

State Senate '0'" ~
:, e,.., -, va, February 7.-Senator Auhrey
IA, :, ' roc mas made formal announcement
. .nat ne VIII be candidate to succeed him
Di.+r IN me STATE Senate for the Nine.e.n,h
some time during July or August of IN" c mTuo
~. s,goa summer II is a foregone conclusion
s a.'onE many citizens that Hon. Bland Mas.
VIZ -, .seisan county, Will oppose Mr. STROBE
Water Massie, OF Sandidges. has an
, ,ruunSeu mat he will be candidate for
from Amherst county. 1t is said hr s .are 5
ma. ". ~. s. Myers, the present represen-
t tfna' VIII not he candidate for re-eiec
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
sIY1u Mako Inrestlrn.ior,

y Columbia. S. c., February Tho state
Senate to-day passed n bill providing for n
Legislative committee to Investigates tho con.
duct Of tho windlng-up committee OF thu
old State dispensary, end other Dorsons
whom II may see 1T to bring Into tho On so.
The bin grew out OF u nessa &c from GOV.
ayaoE aleases which urged an layest liza ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Gunsl,ot Wound proves Fatal.

Special 70 TIC eS-DIsUHtcH.J -- :"
Wilmington, n. c.. February AT a hos.
pits here this afternoon Eiisah Nixon. Q
wound inflicted in fight by another negro
in Sampson county. the fight occurring al
was hurried to the city for treatment. and
died here to-day The slayer is in jail a,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Statue to Nathanicl Green.

II Washington, y. c., February THE
erection OF statue to Major General
Nathaniel Green upon tie Guilford bat
itleground. In North Carolina, was pro-
yidsd for by the government to-day,
when the House enacted into lawEtf,e
Senate bill Of. this sARisok, ~ &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Charge Against Lynchburg Merchant

!5PtcIaI 70 TIC 7Ifmes- DlspatchJ
I.ynchburg Va. February Edgar San
dtdge, merchant, Will be arranged in the
Police Court Tomorrow morning on the
charge Of selling cigarettes to boys under
sixteen years OF age. Several witnesses have
been summoned for the prosecution Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08

Mr.. Lambeth Leaves Hospital.
Hannon +. Lambeth has Iet, St Luke.
| hospital. and is now at his home oos North
Robinson Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-08
Dr.. Lyon S
PERFECT
r Doth Powder

neutrallzes the destructive
acids Of the mouth cleanses,
preserves and beauties the
teeth, and imparts purity
and fragrance to the breath.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
AUTHORITIES SAVE
RAP|ST's LIFE
DEPUTY sHERIFFs AND POLICE
MEN WITH BIG RIOT GUNS
SAVES NEGRO FROM BEING
STRUNG UP IN BUCKEYE STATE.

3fBY tUnited 9PFesBy. NgSss5
! MASSILEON, JuBS liz AfteE 4tun|
breds Of policemen and deputy SER
IFS armed with big riot guns Kept
mob lat bay several hours, Harvey
Mlckens, negro, was spirited to the
county Jail this morning ii b.
NMickens is charged With assaaupltng
Myrtle Evans. aged u, daughter 81
Richard Evans, mineEof this place.
Subscribe for the West virgipian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
KIT sLE0IsA.
Posse In. Pursuit Of Two Wanderers
Who Murdered c.s&o Q.
s8 Detective. /

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, July liz
Detective Jack Horton Of the Chesa5
ipeake and Ohio railroad was shot and
killed by two unknown tfamEs. whom
he had placed under arrest yesterday,
The shooting occurred near South
Rufner yesterday afterEon, and he
had placed the tramps under arrest
for riding trains. Horton was in the
act Of handwriting one tramp when his
partner pulled his pistol and shot him
through the head, killing him instant
". The two tramps made their es-
cape and a posse headed by blood.
hounds is In pursuit Of them. II Is
feared that a lynchfng will occur
should they be captured. Horizons
home was at Ronceverte and he was
one Of the best known and most
popular officers IN West Virginia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
peeIlds Recorded.

Deeds were yesterday received at
he once OF the county clerk. for re-
cording as follows:
Charles 0.s Coe TO Peter Youst and
5Tlfes 4 parcel OF land in the City Of
lfaiftnont Consideration $500.
afffn1nt Real Estate Company to
! NJ, kisner and Brothers, parcel OF
land III East Park addition to the City
ot Taifftont. Gonsl deration $1,000.
Curt Hamilton and wife TO Smith
AfoEfis parcel OF land in the Hamfl-
ton adslftton - the City q Fairmont
Consideration $500. 4
Charles M IBrumage and wife ct.
al 0 Charles NJ. Btummage, a par
cel d land In Eairlnont district. Con-
siisfation and other valuable con
stderation. K X;
woodiasl Cemetery Company to
Nathaniei p. Helmick. lot IN the
above flehtioned cemetery Consid-
alton 500.
B, Martin and wife to Mrs. s. A.
( /. gpiari, d parcel of land in the village
of ffsenw In; Lincoln district. Con-
sideshtio S50s
silipite Coal and COKE Company to
ffite, "a 1-S interest in the Pitts
sur coal s1nd Terrifying certain lands on
the M ononga ha1a river in Marion coun
Consideration 81 and olher val
0albla conside tSont
Administrator Appointed.
IS! watson was yesterday Appoint
IA Administrator Of the personal es-
ate ~ the late Elizabeth Watson.
Bond DC 5000 given.
Vital Statistics.
Birth and death certificates were
Btsfday, filed with the county clerk
recording las follows:
Births H, s. Falconer, five; A. j.
Flowers six.
ii. Hues, one; R. 1. Cunningham for
suits Entered. 4
snits were yesterday entered on th sas
PROCESS book Of the Intermediate
Court asfollowsaS.t :,
q tsloyd ii. Duncan VS.. Jacob Doll and
sonE. Tfqyer Case S.July rules. d
Cioyd n. Duncan VS.. Jacob POI any
otls Troyef Case 4.@July rules.
(lloyd III. Duncan vs.. jacob Doll ana
offs Troyer, TCase 5. July rules:
~ = .s-r- ,s8'-,,s
Want advertising finds the good
stenSs fabRersa in this scitylfor the
opd Jobs!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
Of the farms of Tie state reported

. y. 40
of the farms of the State reported
colts born in 1910.
The total number OF mules Of all
ages in 1910 was 1850, which is 6.5
per cent. of the number of horses and
colts. or these, adult mules, born be-
fore 1909, numbered 1890, and their
average value was 1880. Only 13S
mule colts born in 1910 were reported
and their average value was $40.65.
There were 772 ycarling colts, born in
1909, and their average value was
given as $72.10. Only 1853 asses and
burros were reported; average value,
$1576G.
The total number of sheep and
lambs reported for 1910 was 906,O9S,
OF these, 496,62S we're mature ewes,
born before 1910, and their total value
was $2,399, 900 or an average of $4.S5.
This total value was over two-thirds of
the value Of all sheep, and lambs.
Rams and wethers numbered CITES,
and the average value was $4.65.
Spring lambs were $41,715 in number,
ana tlelE aYpFags Sslqe Mas s :t,aa, e e
$l.ge% !han hgn!pVF 81 spt1n iaIltS I,
was oS'o ResEnSsH's|pt1 'Ppsss nu'HDe' y
eWes'ce hsHIg R'' lebol - o. S5a
lFhere were reported 6,7lS goats ana
kids OF all ages. with an average val
ue Of $500. tag l1G "A
Tie total number OF swine in 1910
was 1885, 45, Of which nearly 60 per
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11
TED AND TESS
GIVE GOOD SHOW

.IiTTLE FOLK ENTERTAIN HUN.
pRE6s or csiil q Rss AND
/ lPs An GRAND nv =ls.
e FAMOUS II g ii ftDpi
SHOE LED sBY HAIRS son
MERE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-11

formed 92.9 per cent; turkeys, 1876
per cent; geese, 1913 per cent; ducks,
IL per cent; guinea fowls, sS.6 per
cent; and. pigeons. i per cent. The
reported increase in. the value of pom.
try on West Virginia farms in the 10
years, 1900. to 1910; -waS s. per- cent;
the increase in total number OF fowls
S.4 per cent. The number Of farms re-
porting poultry increased 4,252, and
the number of fowls per farm report
ing increased from IS 10 81.