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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22

Sebr treffsHb if bic QsuBss
ring, Die Ssnator Stone pon Wiiiouri
i'm Senat gemaht bat, oaB bic 9smoz
fraten ben tanaoiTten Re3ipro5itGtsz
9ertrQg ui6t unterftiiBer, um osm
Qraiioenten, fpnoern nm Dem 9olte
sineu Dtenit 3u ertpeIier. Die Demcs
irateu betunoen bamit einsu 60hit dnz
trtenHenspert6eH patrtotiiheH 9eiit.
Sn frubsren Sabren gait ss fir fslbits
oerftGnoIi6, oaB man teinen 8ori6lug
zines polttrfhen Gegners unterituete.
eleihoIsl Dis perbteuitpoa sr mar. Den
Demotraten i'm 8ongrsb 1T IS bod
dnsurehnen, oab ite oiefer sIenbeu Do
Iitit eutfdgt boben. 2tuh in anberer
6tnfth | legen Die Demotrdtsu 3eugs
nib BON esiunber gernuuft ab. Sn
friibersn Snbren pertratsn iis. iobdlb
iie CUR Ulatt 9eIdngten, Greihdnhel.
8as tbun Tie niht mebr, tpie iid bos
on iher Hormiruus Der Wonsols 1.=
ssist bat, bis fis uitt ubssihafft, fons
bern nur baIbirt baben. Gs ift au
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22

bsoausrn, bdb Der grGIibent nit
ibnen niht uberetnltimmt unb ole
gin. foas tie i'm Sauie senebmiat
rpirb, petiren min. Nte er oamit iif)
ieIblt i'm Degs itebt. til aus sinem
8ersIsih nit Der oemutrutiihen Bill
uub Der BON Smpot siusebrahtsu re-
publitdnifben 9ia 81 erfsben. Die
2sbtere ut abfolut uuannebmbar, neil
fte eiusn 8urhihnitts3ou pou 80 pros
gent DOriisbt. mas isoe Resulirung oes
inIGnotIden Utonopolspreiles rurh
auspGrtige apnturren3 dusihIieBt,
pdbrsno bic pemotrattite Bill bel gez
nuasnbem S6uB fir Die inldnoiihe
Snbuitris stns ipIts Rsgultrung ers
mDdItdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22
GSslanbs 5brOuerbe.

Der prins." Turh pitis StStits
nune erbdlt Der jungs grins pcnWSdles
i'm 5dusbaIt oes eusIif6eu aouigs To-
eleif elm onosres Relisi. Au9 isins
griior finn ia prinstn. aber ilt fpsr'
ben nit ihren Ncmen stuanHi, tpdhs
rsne Der grinS fd,Isttbin Der 1brons
srbe iii. auf ben iton iesi Don itintr
sutiinFtig.n St,uuns btr .iu beoeuis
fam.s eiht fdat. Der juHeeWlaHn. Der
jes! nit IL Sdhrtn feline aaufbobn eis
ssntlit besinni uue gu elmer dussts
IprcdsnsR yerionlIhisii ,rit herdursis
fen Iou. btiisi tod 'tou 70 nonhe ei.
ssnari in jsinem Wsfsn. oi. ourh fetns
bisberiss ersisbuns ausgtpr6si nor.
ben iii. ,3lie. BON Giiis. 5reuber3ieseit
uuo pornsbmem 9ait Deib Wdrn
Spencer Warren in sinsm 4uffns su
sr,dbIen. ben fis in psarion's .Wagas
sins" BEN .anabsn. Der aoHis lperotn
fell". pibmet. einmnI mubit Der ileint
prins Don males ipestu timer l1nsipiss
rieen grtdltung loneert 3tit bos gttt
bitten unb bas iiel pem aufgelpe6tsn
Sune.n, Der on fr,iss 5trumiprinssn
ssip6bni mar. notiirlih niht lsihi. Gis
ne pfltesrin. Der bic Aufsabt oblag.
Den anabtn i'm 1tti su haIien. battle es
enhsr reft ihlper, uno um ihn sur OF
bulb 1nsufpornen. tr;ablis Tie BON eli.
nem iIeinsn Mapfen. bsi BEN iK ir,is
ber sspeisn f.i. Das Iisee nun ihoE
felt sipsi Jubren seldbmi i'm Beti. leibs
srobe Sdmersen nno tiae. bod niss
mals. ga. al feline Spislfadsen iten.e
ss an orms RinDsr fort. -4h." risf
Der ileins Bring miilsioie. -oa bat iis
ia isibii gar nih,s mebr. Da moot ih
tbr lpoh ipos ittnien!- llno bann lief
CT bic glids i'm 3immer berumihspei.
| fen. um uaier Isinen GhdBeB aussus
lpablen. Ia III mein Sprinsfroft.
elbsr Der sefdli mir ielbii su gut. ben
tam ih niht fpseesbtn. limb bn III bic
1Sigur con gorb Roberts bic modt
mir aud isbr febIsn.4 gr fhfpantit
unb Id3spontts. obtr pl0sIin fdsis sr
mii RAID sefobsem gntfnlub: .DroBs
mama meinf: bns IN nihts Deionbe.
res, lpsHn man eiipas tpsaeifbi. moran
sinem nic3t pisl lissi. alfc ih fhide
ihr nsn Springfroih.1
Zen sr0bten 1beil Isiner Susenb
bat Der tleins prin3 in SoHorinsbani
rrbroht. 6isr riti er auf ieinsnl
Bonn. fobdIb er fprefen tonnte; bier
bate er ieine Qisblinssibisrs unb Be.
gleiiste bic Urobeliern burh 60ie unp
StGle, pbne ale Gurf,i Dor VferbeE
unb Dor Der Wenss BON 1unben. oie
TIN Bah liebfofenb umipranasn. Gpds
ter maehte ibm bsfoneers tin 3psirao
oTobe gSrsubs, bos ibm ieiu Gro6paier,
hsr aonig Gbuorb esihenit bate. SIN
Ghseinimsn mar q bdlb Weiitsr. uno
dis Shiiss eiierte er feinem Batter unb
@robpatsr ndH. bic weiDe irsfilih mil
ntm Osspsbr nmjugtben ipubien. Crib
bat iid bsi bem jungen Qonigfinoe
Die gish 5ur Ger gereet. Gines 1ds
gss fcnb a1nig Gkorg leinen lleineH
5uHgen i'm Rinber3immer tifris bn.
NIT belndftigt, Gin G6if ~ 3einnen
luHb bas Hsr9aben glide y Gut. BAT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22

Gbicago bat CUR IbpeHleluna
,ineu GIeomareoriRsStanoal. Steuers
geamte Der gunbes Regierung psrs
ben beihuIoiet, Steuer 0tntsrs
siebuneen Der auuitbutter 5obrts
tanten gessn geitehung geou!oet 81
bdten uno gunpss anlpalte perosH
bei6uIotgt, Die gsridtliheu gro3eous
rem aeeen bic betriigeriihen 8unoess
bsdnteu uno gesen Die 5abrltdnten
per6inoert gu baben. Die Gtn3elbets
ten peroen nGhitens i'm 9ertht BEN
tiIirt peroen. 5yeitftebeno 1T jsgt
fhon, baB ss ith I'M cine botsr1otge
aprruptipn banoeIt. Don bauptIahs
Ii6er Dihtiateit 1T ieood Die Teltg:s
ftellte innioe 8er6inoung Der Sunoesz
beantsn nit Der GotalpoIttit. Gas
erqitt iit aus oem @ebrGude, bic To-
fdIsn 9oIititsr gu 8unoesbeam~1 gu
ernennen.. 6tertn LieBe 'ih nit gro
ger 2ei6tigteit @dnoel iduffen, inoem
bic 8piten i'm 9unoesoten1t nit aus
fpdrtiqen psrionen beieBt perpen. Die
Rseisruno Der Ser, Stdateu Ioute itt)
abioIut niht nit 2otalpolttit beFaHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22

Dor oem Ssnats &usItub. bsr
ben 3uter 1ruit unteriuht, tit ein
eerpiHer Barions srItisneu. Der nit
itoISem Sslbitbspubtiein angab, oaB
er ben 3uter Iruit ge8runoet babe
unb Der Batter Der 5ruits lei, od alle
anosreu 5rults mad Dem Oon ibm 9ez
Iieferten Uluitsr geitaItet puroen.
IS 5eugt BON elmer gsiitiger 8erirz
rune, baB oiefer MenIt itoI3 Ouf feline
Ebat lift. Siderli6 bat er ieineR WIits
baroern teineH 9isnit srpieien, odB
iis ieBt in 5oIge isiner 9eniaIitdt, ipte
sr Is 81 nennen beliebt, QIes ooppstt
81 be5ablsn babsn. Die geiitias urO
iittlihe 8ertiimmsrun9 iprtht aud
aus ieiner AnIi6t, ouB iecer 9eriuh
bic Sruits 3u reauliren, iO3ialiitiit}
fei. IS 1T Der Wlube rpertb, Dieis Be
huaptuna 8u prufen, oa nit Dieiem
8orte grober WjBbraut setrieben
piro. 3ipiiden SD3iuIismus uno
ftaatlider ReguIirung be'tebt Elm btms
melpeiter unterihiep. Der So7iali5s
mus nil ale 8etriebs oergsieuftafts
Iitsn. um auf folhe Weiie ben &apts
talgsniun ab8uihuffeu. Ias if uiht
her 3pet Der ituatlihen Regulation.
Disie nil osm &apitaI feline 3uioms
menbs @sraiitunQ ii6ern, nil aber
nidt buIoen, ooB Die 9ergiituUq pett
iiber oas gebiibrIih: Wab binausgebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22
GrIaa ibrsm HerIeksnetn.

Jraa anna Gfisr.amp. 65 Sabre
all, pom 30. 3l2 Def. RtQldsH
aDe.. srIus a,ft.rn i'm 1etis efrnb.
6oIpiiol Den 9trlssunaen. Bic iis ht
an 8. SuIi s,lsssniiih eines ilnfuls
les 5nsssos.n bate. DIE 1rda ipotns
Ite an atnnnnism 10ee einen pknic
bei uno fisl aus sinfr G@ouiel. Go
rpHer Dr.. Gos ipurbe bennhridilst
iuno ssbnsk eikn Jnauef an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22

Die fran30iiihs prsiIs
Ttreibt aIIerlsi urgereimtes 3sug iiber
bic Nbiidteu 9eutitIanos in Qfritl,
fps3iea UtarDtto. Die 9ersttigteit Der
2lbiihten 0eutI9lanos lit unoertenns
bar. Die 5ran3Oien baben tein Rett,
Utarotto gu annettiren, Oh Das often
Doer peritedt geitieht, neil ite ooourd
Elm oeutIhss QbiaBgebiet psri6liebsn
lpiiroen. SIT Dsuti6lauo um bes
5rieoeus Wiqen bersit, ibnen fpeitz
gsbeHoe 3ugeitdnonifie in UtarOttp au
MAIDEN, 10 tit IS DafIr gu elmer euts
fpretenoen gHti6dDiouug bsrsbti9t.
Wenn Srontreih iih ourauf beruft,
ndb e i'm 8erein nit GngIQno biss
lang aunerioHeH nah 8slieben poroez
nommeR bat, 10 beite5t geruos Ddrin
Elm 3piu9euber 8runb fir TeutItz
lamb, oas ni6t mebr gu ge'tattsn, bu
ihm hierdus erbebliher Shaoen sre
ma6fen it, Sn ben afritanifhen uno
a'tdttihen Gebieten, pelhe 5rautreih
felt 1885 annetttrt bat, tam nitt Elm
pfuno beutIher Baaren binetngeIanz
gen. @irb oas urItQnDsIos gebulost,
70 lit bic Qnnerton Der 5urtei uno bon
China nur nod cine 5rags Der 3sit
uno 8eutitlano oerIisrt peitere, unb
nod qrobere 4biaBgebiete. IS II
feIbitDeritdnoIid, DaB oas niht gsouls
bet peroen tann. Die 5ran3oien uno
Die gngIdnoer miiFsn Iih Die Qniidt
abgep0bnen, oaB bic gun3s WsIt ibnsn
esbort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-22

probirt ". 8. glsiaI pclifh-
uno .Norssepers 6rie1b-. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05
ARGUMENT HEARD
BY ARB|TRATORS
Experts Soon to Give Report on
Joint Use Of Local Rail
way Lines.

Argument on lie arbitration be-
tween the Richmond and Henrico
Railway Company and the Virginia
Railway and Power Company over the
Joint use OF certain tracks was COM
pleted yesterday and the three arbi-
traitors left for Philadelphia carving
with them a mass of papers embrace
Ing maps Of the two systems.
franchise contracts and transcript OF
evidence. The hearing was held at
the Jefferson Hotel. Henry w Ander-
son and a. B. Guigon appearing for
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany, and samuel l.. Kelley for the
Richmond and Henrico Company.
Attorneys expressed themselves as
greatly pleased with the interest and
attention shown by the arbitrators
who arc all mon of large experience.
connected with the practical operation
or street car lines, and to whom Il
Is believed the problem will prove
simple OF solution. The main ques-
lions at issue are the amounts per car
to be pnid by the Richmond and Hen.
rico Company for use of the old COM
pany's tracks on Broad Street from
Firth TO Eleventh: on Marshall from
Twenty first to Twenty fourth, and on
the Fulton loop. and also the amount
TO be paid for use Of current where
such tracks are used jointly.
There are also points as TO the right
of way of the cars of various lines,
and other technical problems of opera-
ton. The belief was expressed that
the report of the arbitrators would
he unanimous. as while one was Sc
lected by each company. and the third
by these two, none showed any dis
position to he partisan. but to arrive
at a fair and equable settlement OF
the situation presented by the traction
; problem In Richmond. The arbitrators
arc w. W. Cole. n traction expert. of
Philadelphia. selected by the Rich
mond and Henrico Railway COMPANY;
H. w. Fuller. general manager of the
metropolitan street Railway COMPANY,
/ OF Washington, selected by the Vtr-
sinia Railway and Power COMPANY.
| and Ellis Danforth. general manager
OF the Public Service Corporation. OF
New jersey. selected by the other two
| as third arbitrator All who attended
the hearing expressed their apprecIa
ton OF the grasp shown by the arhi.
traitors OF the practical problems in
VOWED. and their intimate knowledps
or the principles of street railway on.
Grafton. decision is expected In q
few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05
Around the Hotels

Stumpfs-J. A Reynolds. Danvile,
j. H. Shaw. Charlottesville; E c. Pal
mer. Emporia; =. c. Llchliter, Wood
stock.
Gilbert-A. E. Gray. Danvine; Mr..
and Mrs. j. Q. Terry. Nathalie: n. S
Pitts. scottsville; G. Burgess. Scots
vile; Petersburg baseball team; o. F.
Faulkner Winchester; w. H Sailer
Petersburg; E. Z. Crawford. Norfolk
Richmond-Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Dan
bridge. Hampton: Charles Gee. Fred
ericksburs; Mrs. c. S. Hammond and
son, Roanoke: Miss Alice Dortch. South
Hill Ii. w. Copley. South Hill: Mrs. A,
Balm Burgess. Norfolk; " G. Smith
south Hin; Mrs. and Mrs. j. L. Hob
good, Lacrosse; j. F. Hatchett. Dan
Vile Harry Wooding, Danville: C. F
sheets Portsmouth; r. C. Harrell. vir-
sinia; j. {. Miller Virginia; G. II
Thompson, Norfolk.
Park-James B. Abbitt. Appomattox
Murphys-P. H. Rasmussen. Roa.
noke; Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Thigh
mann. Chase City; Mrs John F. Scott
Chase City; May l. Crutchfield, Chase
City; Charles a. Osborne, Charlotte
Courthouse: George 3. Russell. Char
lotte Courthouse: ]. B. Hill. Chatham
j. f. Taylor. Green Bay j. NJ. Jones
Virginia II. NJ King. Virginia: L. r
Johnston. Blackstone; Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Mitchell. Hargraye; A. F
Dodd. Emporia; C. D. Bascom. Apo.
mattox; W. j. Hobbs, Norfolk; \. G
Norheet. Suffolk; w G. Hunt South
Boston: ]. W Commander. Norfolk
c. c. Houff Virginia. w. W. Edwards
Waverly: 1heo. F. Collins, South Boe
ton; T. ". Meade. Portsmouth; C. NJ
Gallaher. Lynchburg: \. K Parenger
Norfolk DR. r. Irwin suth. Black.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05
EXPERTS WORK ON
CITY HALL CLOCK
Bigger Hands and Better Lights
in Tower Will Help Way
faring Man.

Representatives of the e. Howard
CLOCK CompHny, of Boston and New
York, began yesterday to overhaul the
clock system in the City Hall under the
supervision of Building Inspector Recl<
Tor the FIRST time since the big building
was opened in February, 1891. The
tower clock and thirty-seven suhsi-
diary clocks, which run from the mas
ter clock by electric wires, were in.
stalled by the Howard Company when
the building was erected and onl,.
minor repairs have since been made
Work began yesterday in thoroughly
overhauling the mechanism of each of
the subsidiary clocks Next week tho
big tower clock will be stopped for
two or three days while it's machinery
is gone over and new brass parts in
stalled for some that show wear. New
heavy-fa ced hands, three feet in length.
are to be placed IN the main clock.
the dial of which is six feet six inches
In diameter. The present light bands
can only be seen by clear eyes from
Seventh and Broad Streets, but II ia
believed that when the new hands are
In place and powerful Tungsten lamps
are placed behind the crystal the time
may be readily told far uptown.
The electric lighting mechanism ,s
also to be changed and placed in an
automatic clock work basis, so that tho
lights VIII come on AM cxtinguish
themselves at liked hours. There has
been complaint in the past that those
charged with lighting the clock faces
have sometimes delayed untn after
dark to the Inconvenience of the ,uh-
lie which depends on the City Hall for
exact tirnc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05
JOSEPH MAHONEy
VICTIM OF HEAT.
Baker in Confectionery Shop
Found Dead When Friends
Enter Room.

Overcome by heat. Joseph B. Ma.
honey. of 1903 12 North Twenty-ninth
Street. was found dead at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon in a room at the
L. *. Shepherd Ice Cream Company
Incorporated. 400 East Main Street
Mahoney was employed at the con-
tectionery shop as a baker. He had
complained during the day of feeling
Ill and of having pains in his chest
and BODY. but still continued at his
work. He was left alone in the room
In which he had been working for a.
time. and when the others returned he
was found lying on the floor.
There was hurried examination
but there were no signs OF life. an(
Coroner Taylor was called He viewed
the body. and said that death was due
to heat prostration. The body was re-
moved to the Mahoney home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05
KILLED HIMSELF
ON FRONT STEPS
Oscar Robb Takes Poison After
Wishing His Family Good
Luck" in Note.
WAS HURT BY PROSPERITY
DR.. Tune Worked Hard to Save
Patient, but Aid Was
Unavailing.

Pleading that he could not stand
prosperity. Oscar Robb. twenty-five
years old. committed suicide at 1890
O'Clock last night on the front steps
of his boarding house, at 6li North
Seventh Street. by swallowing a vial
OF carbolic acid. When members of
his family heard his groans and found
him, with his head on the floor of the
porch and his feet hanging down the
steps. he was then in an almost dying
condition.
They summoned the city ambulance.
and DR.. Tune raced to the house. Robb
was nearly unconscious. and was still
on the porch. He was carried Inside
to the hall, where they laid him down
on sofa. The physician used every
means known to resuscitate the young
man, but he had swallowed too much
of the poison, and 1t was TOO late. He
died within few minutes.
Robb boarded at the house with his
father and brother, who are the only
ones 10 survive him. His father could
not explain any reason which could
cause young Robb to end his life, ex-
cept that he may have fallen heavily
into debt.
BouEht Poison Himself.
Robb was single, and was employe ID
us clerk In a Broad Street clothing
store. His suicide was evidently pre-
ncditated. He went out for a short
time, and 1t is supposed that he then
bought the fatal drug. When he re-
turned, he asked for paper and pencil,
saying that ne wanted to write a note.
But none could be found Just then.
and he went up to his room. There he
found pen and ink. and the following
note was found later on his fathers
dresser:
"Dcnr Father and AlI,-This * the
nnpcr which wrapped the bottle with
which I end my life. Good luck to
NIL, and tell them goodbye for me.
tsiEncd), OSCAR"
On the outside OF the wrapping pa
per on which the note was written
We're found the explaining words, II
cannot stand prosperity" Beyond this
none of the family could give a reason
why he should have wished to die. He
was young man OF presumably good
habits. and had steady employment.
Coroner Taylor viewed the remains
but decided that an inqueet was un-
necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05
POLICE COURT CASES
"sonnT" Conway Fined and Put Under
bond for RehistinE Police Officers

Jacob. alias sonny" Conway
charged with assaulting and beating
mis- father. J. w. Conway, was called
In Police Court yesterday morning
our the case was continued on account
OF The absence Of the father On the
charge OF violently resisting Police
mon Smallwood, Samuels and Thurman
he was fined s25 and placed under 500
security for siN months.
The charges against Annie Miller
,wenty years old charged with the
larceny OF jewelry from Miss MARY
winston and from II =. Sweet wnra
indefinitely continued w. W Newton
arrested in connection with the sane
case was placed under $500 bond fnr
twelve months. and on the charge NJ
using abusive language over the tele-
phone to j. F. Merchant. he was sned
- and placed under 500 security for
ten days. -o'
Joseph Ford. colored. charged with
OBTAINING $3.50 worth Of groceries
from j. F Mitchell under false nre9
days +'' ninety
W. c. Wood was fined s,5 for
saui,ns l. j. crowder.
Willie Moore. colored. charged Wit
stealing razor from John Carte wa a.,
placed under 500 security for thir @s
lays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05
c AR D RECEIVER
USED AS WEAP ON
Family Needed 1t in Fight, So
Invited Guests Didn't Even
See Its Dents.

After they had had a free for-all
fight William and Mamie Hilton.
husband and spouse and John Aston
friend OF the family. all colored.
were arrested yesterday afternoon and
lodged in the Second Station. When
officers reached the Hilton residence
on an emergency call, they found
Mamie covered with blood and show
ing very evident signs of having been
through the thick of some fray. Hill
ton also looked bad. with cuts on his
body and both eyes closed. Both were
taken 10 the station, where Hilton was
Immediately locked up. Then Mamie
and John Alison were locked up on a
charge Of feloniously assanlting Hill
ton. - J..
William said that they. had assaulted
him with card receivers It seems
that some fete was on tor the day.
and guests from far and near had been
invited. Before they arrived both Hu-
tons ana their friend had been put hors
de combat, and the card receiver was
so badly denied that 1t could not
have been put into commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-05
EARNINGS SHOW
BIG DECREASE
Net Revenue of Chesapeake and
Ohio for May Drops Nine
Per Cent.

Estimating on the basis of the first
eleven months OF the fiscal year. the
net operating revenues of the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Railway system Will
show large decrease from those of
| last year the first eleven months
showing Il decrease of 10. per cent,
according 60 a statement issued yes
terdny by L. +. sullivan. comptroller.
The figures for this year include the
diana, formerly the Chicago. Cincinnati
and Louisville. increasing the total Of
mileage operated over last year 1851
miles. or Is per cent.
For the month of May. 1911, the
freight revenue was sl.9os. o32.77. an
| increase OF s2.65I5S; the passenger
revenue. sii2.7S2.s3 and other trans
portst!on revenues. slo7,775.7l. making
the total operating revenue s2,575.-
5O6.5S. an increase over the same
month last year of s95.I95.67. or /
per cent Operating expenses for the
same month amounted to sl.760,59S.90.
an increase OF slO2.720Sl or per
cent, leaving the net operating rev
cnues for the month. s614,907.63. u
decrease from May. 1910, OF o76.925.14.
or 9 per cent.
For the first eleven months of the
fiscal year the freight revenues OF the
system amounted to s2S.525, 35s,4l. an
increase of 1907. 60s.63, the passenger
revenue to s5.055.sss 81. an Increase of
| $500. 226S9.
The total OF all operating revenues
FOR the hrst eleven months amount ed
to 500, SsS, $50 50, an increase OF si,-
is7.253.97. or per cent. Operating
expenses for the same period reached
n total OF sis.9i1 SSS.i9. an increase of
s2.696. 533.i0, or l6 per cent. leaving
the net operating revenue $9.9i0.s65.I5.
decrease OF sl,529. 33a.l3. or 20 per
! cent. Deductng fixed charges and
taxes, the surplus IS left at s2ss7.-
63Ils. decrease OF s2,s32. oS5.9i. or
1 - per cent.
Norfolk and Western Report.
norfolk and Western net operating
revenues show similar decrease FOR
the hrsi twelve months OF the fiscal
year. although the total business has
increased slightly. the expenses have
increased much more rapidly. The to-
tal operating revenues FOR May. accord
| Ing to statement issued yesterday
! BY Comptroller Joseph W. Coke. were
s2,95l 2i6. decrease OF slcl,4i3, or Z
per cent Total operating expenses
aa. I'm 70 sl,soS.22l. a decrease Of
sio.oi7. leaving the net operating rev.
enues Sl.o43.025. n decrease OF SIS
| s35. or ) per cent
For the first eleven months Of the
Nscal year total operating revenues
were $50. 66l,9l2, sn increase OF s5ge.
/ 96i, or per cent. Operating expenses
reached a total of $2o94927S an in.
crease OF sl.s2G.327. or 10 per cent
tcsNlng the net operating revenues
| sll,I l2,633. a decrease OF sI226352 or
/ 3 per cent. Allowing for other m
come and deducting liked charges and
taxes the net Income for the nrst elev.
/ en- months Is shown to have heAn a.
532 ss4.o1. a decrease OF sl,079.Si4. OF
/ ] 3 pc! cent ~ y