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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-04

tby tnited rr~-~ Grs-ed wirel
MENtCO CITY. May 4-With
5000 armed rebels reported con
cealed within the city limits, Il was
predicted today that With the com
ing OF tomorrow the reyolmtlonlsts
will attack the capitol from both
inside and outside.
Yaquls Busy. Too.
NOGALES. Arix. May 4-Re
ports reached Nogales today Of the
killing Of % federals IN sonora
when they tried to surprise . band
OF rebels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-04

recent pictures. 60 to James &
Busbnell's studio in the Arcade
building on Second av. and have a
picture taken. The Star viii pay
for it.
Hurry with your pictures and adj
dress them 10 The Beauty Editor
The Seattle Star
All pictures will be returned at
the end OF the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-04

WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain tonight and Friday,
brisk to high southeasterly !
I winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-04

Graduates of "The
Law of the Club"

Lester Thomaa aud lnhn West. two of
thn RanH that shot Detective Mayou early
yesterday mufuiuE wcFa Identified ~
charles TrunHut chief uf detectives. ha
graduates rrum thr ChNhaiis fafnfmafuFT
AZ fHr AH She police have aHcfftnincN none
20 tho mfn has auY police frrufh
Detective Mayuu reported foF duty yes-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
Sturtrpmmen rbres.

.Wooersmaalet" Of 3. WartS fri.
Der: = Get fan NOT n9re, at 5p.
iferne al 9r. D. asllers Stole bar
troolt. 5 Rorgen ien0er 2ofaInfbe-
Iinger al Den tpife 5orening fra
mango forifellige Steoer / Sertuo-
6smmerne 8elegereoe til Sam6org
for at ooeroGre oet Itore Meoe. Get
gifalO, 9r. 9n6n maatte finoe, er
aItiaa bentet langDeis ira og til
9elg inOforifrepet / 5orOeien.
5 en- Sfrioelie ira RorOilesuig
til oSamburger 5remoen6Iatt" FER.
ON iiges Der:
Ser gentages en- Saftif, Der al.
fere0e oftere er bleoen nnoenOt /
0oroilesDig ior at io9rfi9tte De-
m~onitratioaer. Snnle6es oa 9pen
3snoers Gna6 De0 en- gcilutning
betegneoe Oprettelien al en- iteOlig
afOeling al 5oreningen / 8enoer
iom uneOoen6ig. gn0oiOere % oct
engang giaIot ON at rette en- So.
reipsrgsiel til ben friiinoe6c aigs.
oagsmono Or. 2eonbart ON bans
5tining til 0aniferipsresmnalet,
oe6 bpilfen 2eiligbeO ligeleoesS farp.
mo9erne ira Omegnen gior6e Jig
aeloenoe. Set ioarer nltina life til
aen0sgerningerne naar Der paa-
itaas, at oisie efter ct Diit SDitem
ofienbte 9elegereoe reprGienterer
ben noroilespigife SpifbeO. Oct er
fun oeus 5forpmagerflgi."
geretningen itaofpites oe0 fslger-
De Meo0elelie I oSonoerburger Bel.
tun9": y6oru0en fra ben iteoliae
4foeline / Sa6ersleo pil Der TONNE
officielle Hepr9ientanter for Den
tpifa Screening ira altona, 8nium,
9iel, 0eumiiniter, &ensborg, Sege'
berg for fun at income nogle faa.
De iffe-officielfe Deltageres 5al I'll
naturIigois bIioe meget fort. Oglna
5reosioreningen oil giOe Weoe. 20
flor Boae[ far aQere0e mel0t iig
iom fsrite 9aIer til 9rsftelien. Bro.
fesIor Gaoes Ms6e tegner altioa
til at blioe en- Slogs 2onosforiam.
ling Iom efter lllDffen 1851
San meget er giuet, at MAJ ira
Den tpife screenings SIDE till9gger
Oenne Grsftelie ben aaeritsrIte Be
tp0ning. ct poerligere geuis | ben
Senieenoe er Den Omitpnoigbeo, at
oSdmburgider Correspondent" | 1T
8opeonummer for | @aar Worges
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
Stnnheriuuunn
De @iemlpie.

5 en- Spiosartifler i oct f6benbaon-
ffe 8loo nHiget" bebanoles &c 6iem-
Isles Roar / Roroilpsoig. glooet
iIutter lin getragtning meo fslgen-
be l~t0talelie:
.Sooleoes er altiaa 3ilItonoen
Iige oeo Dor egen DIR, nogle faa
Sfriot 6iniiOe5S %tatsgr9nien. St6nt
ineen 5ortolfningsfunit buor i'm.
brig og ipiosfinoig BEN emo or,
fan ifafie Ben aenOsgerning no al
geroen, at oe 6ieml6ie bsrer 6iem.
me / Gor0iles0ig og ilet inJeu an-
Ore Steoer, og font De 5orpligtel-
ier, Der ~poaboiler etboert cfDiliieret
o. o~raoniieret Stotsiamfuno ooer.
for bets 8orgere, / bette Silf9lee
pGabpiler netop Breusien og ilet IN.
gen andre, iaa timber BEN tore co
mpgtige 8ulturitat BET Dog itemmen.
be meo lin @9roigbe0 og line Sn-
teresier moab til og u0ao til at
are en- life Slot, bois Rationolitet
er oonif, 6DiIe- og retsles inoen'
FOR lit eget Statsomraa0el Oct er
life unoerligt, at en- iaaoan 6rem.
aanasmaooe, en- iaaoan Nationalist
litit, ION / oor Ei0 ifuloe ipnes
umulia, trpnger til ct uie0Danlist
5orioar. Snoenrigsminiiter .. 8ell.
ufts og oct 6lertal | 2onooagen,
boortil ban peo, at ban fan ltette
ia, ferer oa ogian op meo loGrt
Gfpts for at o9rge ben | og for iig
uforiuorfige Stilling, ban bar mo
toget. De biemlsie og oeres Sanos-
mnn6 / Noroilesuie iigtes for in
bet minore emo n2ssriDelies.9etr9
5elier" og BIN frpgtelige gSrreoen.
fisme", iom er Of Strocferian'if
pprinbelie og Opfinoelie. Gutter
Gutter bule 6raier lutter barn
liae Sfrpmmebilleoer, bois Brit
nina er iIiot OPP til iioite Sreol o9
IOm life ofgiper iaa meset Iom ei
HiaenbIaos Sfiul for anoenoelle
al ItatsretsIis Opermast. Soerfer
poo Oenne eIer ben anoen SIDE al
@rrnien potter Der Tillio frem a
geqipen6eoer iom benz, oanlf Na'
tionnIitet MI after nlaa oplepe
;sorboIoet til lin itore Rabo. O
miIoe Quftningers Sib er ornrte
Noor iom MI Ifarpe ginoe blnie'
oper HorOilespig, frpier Spirer Dor
ne lngees Saob zoe, iom bet be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

iom ltngoomsorbeiOet. SenSogs.
ifoleor6eioet iful0e bore ct Rettig.
6e0sarbeioe og oribes af De af We'
n%igbeoens Me0lemmer, Der esueoe
iia for oenne @erning.
Sen0agsifoler piG bIioe opretteoe
/ bier enfelt 9D / Sognet, nemlig
/ Soptrup @isiionsbus, / @aitrrp
Dos 0iels anuoien, Dier.
nes paa @aaroeier Soer BouIiens
ube6oeoe @aaro, / SsnOerballe bos
@ooroeier 0is Ropn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

San bIeo itrafs inOIoot paa amts-
iDoebuiet. bpor ban | DngenS 9eb
afgif peo 8e0en.
Soptrnp. SpnOaeSifOlen. Senoag
Den 26. 5ebr. befenOtgioroe Boitor
Sonneien, at 5snoagsifolear6eioet BET,
Der bi0til bapOe ligget brat, MI piloe
tlioe genoptaget / Sogret / 2igbeO
meo oct, iom man 6apoe | NANCE
@9ne al RorOilespig % onOre San.
Ne. San betoneoe, at SsnoogSifole-
arbeioet par ct i9rligt Arbeioe lige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

i~n0eboIoer en- Artifel on 4ieoet %
oct norOileSuigife SpsrgsmaaI, iom
life blot ipIOer belle fsrite Sioe, men
noor ct goot Stpffe ON paa an0en.
5ielitrnp. Suenets Glbite dDinoe.
Zen l.. Warts ior0fpite0es paa Dor
airfeganro Sognets GIoite anin0e,
Gbriitiane Sageoorn, f6Ot 5srgens.
batter. Zen gamle Some opnaneoe
en- aloer al n9ppe "a anr. Sam.
le Gbriitiane", iom bun nlmin0eIig
falotes, par Ell agtet og afboiotaoin-
De al ale, iom fenote benoe. 5 l6
2or bar bun opret ente. Ia ben6es
Wano, Der bar 8Pper, os0e, ito0
bun me0 II 9grn - en- Gtena bar
oeo fer 6ooeren = alene til6age.
93eo itor SLID og SbarOigbe0 tog
bun oa ieIo fat paa geOer9erningen
Tor at ernpre iia ielD og line 9ern.
S De itoite 4nringer bar bun D9'
ret iDe og plaget al aloeroommens
SDaabeber, iaa ben6es lange 2iog.
bane ingenlunoe bar nRtet en Dams
pna Roier. Sen0es pngite 9atter o9
Soi9erien, pos 6nem BUN boo6e Op.
bolo, bar inotil oct iiOite meO frr.
Zig oq uoboloen6e Ombu iom finn
fao bpgeet og pleiet ON benoe og
pao beoIte Ntoaoe isgt at Iinore ben.
oes Smerter.
Gen gamIe aone ~efterIaoer ia
Deo lin 9go 10 gsrne6ern o. 40
gernebernsbsrn. Sun blep begra.
pet poo lin @on6s 9sOs6ae for 46
Qar ii6er.
Gmmcrlep. 9sosfafo. (Smo.) Den
%. 5e6r. afgif en- Of Gmmerlep
So9ns aloite geboere, forbenppren.
De @aar0eier Gbr. S.2auIten I Ssn-
ser Seiersleo peo Deoen / en- III.
Ger of rigelig 81 aor. 3 gfterno-
RET feireOe ban og bans Snitrn De-
res 0iamantbrpllup. San bar altio
orbeioet itrengt, oe ielu M | i'm bsie
al6eroom bapoe ban areaturer, Tom
ban for oct meite ielo pasieOe. geo
at fobre Dem, fom ban til at inuble,
ct al areaturerne ipnrfeoe no cg
ramte BAN for 8rDitet, buorpeo ban
Diitnof Fit en- more Gp9Itelie. 81.
ter fun ct Bar Daees Spgeleie al.
gif Fan REQ Dozen.
ltGernp Spgm. Gn gebfrst. On
Jomilie / ltaerup Sogn bar meo
ale Suicts Weblemmer inoeanet ben
Operensfomit, at enbper al Dem ifal
betole 5 Benning for boert tuif Orb,
Be lo6er foIoe nnoer ben oaelige
Sdn1tale.
uDpbbsl-B oiten" ffriper berom:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

6Dis Here gioroe iaoIeoes, ina
oiI6e oct oanife Sprog mart bIipe
reuiet ior De / Hor0iIespig in6ineg-
ne tpife Or6, inaiom: nShaifner,
8ids, gii6ne. 3einertrag StanOes.
ont, Seft etc" gi bar 10 go6e 6on.
ife 9~enponeIier for Oisie 8ing."
Cfs6pl. Cm bDorlebcs mnn fom
til at bare 5nIbifGs / als Hbrre'
6erreO iortpaer en- gammel Min.
ger i rGpbbsl.B oiten" fsleen0e:
9enoerne / 9roballe bar ! gomle
Gage befenote for life at oGre iaa
bnnge Of iig | nogen 2etning, men
6anife oar De fsrit og fremmeIt. er.
gang Iige efter 1864 por be iamIe0e
ct eaer an6et a~nlig9enoe, og De
politiife. 8orbolo tom oo poa Gale.
Nan aioroe iaa oct 2efte life at
laoe Jig rage, fer pi bIen 0onife
ieen, og inoen ret lang Si6 off aae
9sn0er / 8robolle meo 5uloifGe.
0erfra breote Stiften fig, ieIo ON
oen life itoo / 5orbin6eIie meo no.
get 2efte.
Com befen6t elf ineen gonOe /
aammel lib me0 5fpe.
Rbmb. CAN'T % Sbif / dirfen.
Get al gaitor Reterien I Sfo06or9
r~eoigere6e Meni9beos6lao, Tom no.
Qioes Of uBropinlialforeningen for
Sn6re Wisiion"-oer life nlaa for.
foruefsles meo pairfeliq 5orenina
for Snore Misiion | Ror6iIespig"
- oplpier ON firfeIige SorboIo
pao Dor o, at airfeeGngernes an.
tai par, naor Geitbagene reones
iammen meo De ia6ponIige SBn-
6age genneminitlis t48 for boer
oanIf @uOstieneite, boiIfet er 1917
grocent Of gefoIfningen, iom peo
iiofte 5olfeteIing tolte 802 geric-
ner.
De tpife @uostieneiter ON Com.
meren beiegtes neiten uoelnffenoe
al gabegpiterne. 8labet oplDier life,
boor mango Der beigger atrfen al
bisie gnoegpiter, iom nof for iter.
ite Delen b%eItoor al altpifere, Der
fommer Der til for at itette oct |
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opretteoe Dab
a9afolf".
aabcnraa. st ltbelb, Tom meofsr'
te Gpben. 8smmerfoenb 2oren5en
FER fra gpen par forleoen iDsiel.
lat poa en- @anro | aabGf. Ser iii
ban fat | ct SostgepGr, ION ban
6aorOtereoc meO, ggsien, ION oar
Ia6t, gif Of og rartte ram Iaa ubel-
! 6iq, at Undertaken bleo reoen bort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

baooe upret oaro at ifprme / Ro6-
iptningens og @9fitens fsrite Sj0."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

8t1nntnen =. -. Sl3bSe9
9iI 2RrerIBn.
Scr foitteret. ie abl. Nr. If Observation-Disclosures. $t85759
Sutbinion, Rinn, 81. @2ortens li9b.: anoer5 @eterien,
G6ritian 3opp buer 50; Sens Better, s. y. OHen, SCR.
qen 6. Sorgenien, McboI Ssr9enien, q. q. 9eieIien, q.
Sorenien, s. anuoien, anorep OIien, 9. 9. Rielien
Chris Senien, z. 4. 9etber bDer 81; 9latt. Senien,
9ent Senien, 5eren anoerien, ~. anoerien bper $50;
anop 0Gen, Sens 6. qnoerien. Sans Seraenen bp. SOC $3.50
S ragPs 6 I 81 =" sun y :. 2eo
Gin Gale. Mhnn, 0anif Init. Mgbs Sri ...-...... 1000
GLENDALE, I2inn, 9rorion M9b.: u. y. Rielen, R.8Ret
ion, 4. g. gelion, o. 5. Sobnion, NeIs 9arien, $. y.
9oufen, 5 q. Gasmlsen, q. Beterien, o. Sergenien
81. g. geion boer 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
5armington. 0inn, ct 5obannes gi0b.: d. y. aams.
aaor6, Safo6 Sanien boer 50; Z. 6anien, Senrif RieI.
len boer 81; Sens Casper, n. Sonien, Grit gorup
30. SOC; George Mieien, 5tanlep QeterienL Sauna
Norie Sanien bber Doc ......+.",..t"..t. 826
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

II" InZzE den lse uarts 1911.
TIL pUBLTNnET:-
vi gnsker at hen1ede publ ikumats erraerks mhed pae at med hrer
pkke az Copenhagen SINUS er der fglgende Ga anti:
"coPENAGET SINUS ER TIILRTzg Il - 7EDsTE GA1E VELsAGEN1E
BLADToBM TIL Wn1Eq KUN sAADArE rBG7aDIEA8ER BB r1ILAGT SON ER VI4E-
LICE RENE EKSTRKTER."
T1l1avn1ng at SINUS or e. al d9 aeldste aeo5Srior i 4aor5aa:
Orgjangerene at dette selskaa ld.v.E. n1fakIure hNe maeTker
er ejt If dette se1skab) er P Lori1laTd Co.. etableret l6o. " &.
copenhagen) etablerot 1927. vi vedbl1vsr nanufaktureren IF lie maerker
n snus SON var tillsvet ~ diaseI orgjaeagere, tilberedend den paa
samme made og bruger samme ingredienser SON b1ey brugt fra e t1dl1gste
tider. Og d1ssem aerker stiftet 81 P. Lori11ard Co., VI. E. Garrett &c
Son o. ReTan & BRO, representerer nassten Ha1ydelen aT der sne som
b1tvcz so1s5 / de Borenedo slater 4dag.
Ser er vel bekjendt, sos er 81 At de aeldate former / hvilken
tbak -srsE blew ergt i dstte land Of var / alninde11g brug !
ReVo1utioustiden. Snu er idg og hr vaeret fra lang It'd tilDage brugt
mere nskraa nd nogen anden form : tobak 1 Sverige og flere steder
i Norge,
Ned en- init unskab til snasforretningen, baade ioG og fra
t1dec 1aagt t1lbage, Bnsker Vi at tillaegge til vor garenti, at
i naturlig b1adtobak lined undtagelsen f rene ekstrakter) att saa vdt
vi red Il namfakureret SINUS (1igeaeget hvi1ken manafackturer) er Ct
lar e1tid aeret fri fra skadelige 3ngredienser ef hvi1kensomhelst
c-9gsi mango g. de NEST popu1eere maerker at snus 1ndeholcer niger
-aCredienser idethe andan end naturlig tobak, og ale red1eh
g ekstrakter andre aerfer n abso1ut uskade1ige'
9lzRfdm sg5T9 cornH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
R A|S|NG MONEY
FOR SCHOOL WORK
COOPERATIVE Association Will
Largely Extend Field of
Endeavor.

Determined to prosecute the Worl; OF
The cooperative Education Association
81 Virginia on much larger scale
than heretofore, the finance committee
Of tho association yesterday morning,
az q meeting held in the office OF
Henry w. Anderson. started q sub
scrip;ion list. The committeeman gave
evidence OF their earncstness by them
selves putting down their names for
sums aggregating si.l00.
il WAS decided that the Office force
Of the association should he augment ed
10 permit of more complete distribution
OF literature. The desire is 10 thor
oughly educate tile public IN the mat
tcrs Of larger and better school houses.
sanitation. ventilation and anything
tending 10 make the schools OF in,
state moro useful.
Further. It was determined 10 en-
large The work of the director OF school
Leagues. position now occupied by
Mrs. L. Il. Dashicli. She will he en-.
ablcd TO travel more generally, taking
MP the organization Of local leagues
throughout Virginia.
Amounts contributed were as iol
lows: Major j. II. pooley, $500: .Johr
stewart Bryan, 500. Fred Il. Darling
5000 Henry ". Anderson. 800: Muir
ray .5ococs. 5000.
Mrs II. Il, Munford, Tho president o.
tie association: Henry " Anderson
John stewart Bryan and Exccu,iy,
/ secretary J II. BlnforI were prcsen
lat iha meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
7 W 0 DRUGGISTS
UNDER PROBATION
State Board Continues Them il
Same Class--Adjournment
Reached

Licenses Of two Virginia druggists who
have been under probation because Of
charges made against them were con
ttnucd in the same class at the clos
ing session Of the State Board OF Phar-
macy, held at the Capitol yesterday.
While the details on these matters are
never made public, the presumption
from this action IS that the two mer.
have not reformed to sucn an extent
as 10 Justify the removal OF the pro-
baton. but Yet are not in such condt-
lion as TO he dangerous TO tho public
II has become the duty of this board
during the past year or two. Ia re-
Yoke ana suspend several licenses when
tho holders were addicted TO liquor or
drug HABITS to such an extent as to hv
menace 10 the public.
other business transacted was mere
~ routine, tho board reaching adjourn
April
In connection with the number Of
licenses granted as the result of the
oNam!nation held for applicants. it il
explained that in some Instances those
men Who secured licenses as regis
tered assistant pharmacists tried for
the higher grade. but, falling some
what below the required standard. were
awarded the degree Of assistant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
TRIAL BLOCkEDB
CRAFTY DEALERS
Woman Wanted as Principal
Witness in Cocaine Case Sud
denly Disappears.

When the case of Arthur Warwick.
colored. charged with selling cocaine.
was called in the Police Court yes
'cruay morning, Emma Foster, one
ut me principal Witnesses failed to
snow up, ana the case was postponed
10 January II. When the arrest was
made about two weeks ago. Emma
MAS very much in evidence in tho no
ne station, and said over and over
tnat she certainly would he In court
Icing somewhat addicted to tho habit
OF shifting she implored the desk
sergeant 10 give her a package OF
Policemen Palmer and Folkcs. who
made the raid the Warwick Mace
went out after their witnesses Thurs
day night. hut there was no trace ar
the woman. They suspected that The
crafty coke dealers had induced her
70 get away. and searched high and
low Tor her without success Warwick
VIII remain in jail until there has been
ample time to catch her, even If the
case mas 10 he again postponed
ihc police believe that She is Sc
ercted mere in the city. probably In
some house where She gets ali the
trnE she wants 1t was reported yes
terday, however. that she had been
seen in a wagon going to the co,intrv.
There is possibility OF her being in
Newport News. as she has made that
TIP before for similar reasons
Inc Foster woman is one of The
regular police characters. and has hcen
nc1ore Justice Crutchfcld 4 number Of
times. ON several occa sions she barely.
missed a term in the pcnitcntia1y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
POWERS SUMMONED
Councilman Must Explain Alleged VIO-
lntIOn of building Code to Police Court.

intIon of building Code to Police Court.
A summons for Councilman John T.
Powers. of Clay Ward, was issued in
Police Court yesterday morning, charg-
ing violation of the building code In
the erection of certain houses on Main
Street west OF Meadow. 1t is charged
by Deputy Building Inspector Butler
that the foundations extend but twelve
inches below ground, while the code
requires not less than eighteen inches
for buildings of the character proposed
to be erected y similar summons was
issued for David Conneli owner OF the
houses. for whom Councilman Powers
is the contractor.
Tho cases will be heard either this
morning or on Monday. Councilman
Powers was once before in Police Court
charged with attempting to erect a
house without having first secured the
necessary permit. Mr. Powers's defense
at that time was that he was merely
the brick contractor. the owner being
his own general contractor. He was
fined IS.
In the case at issue Mr.. Powers de-
MES having refused to remove the
foundations a the instance of Deputy
Inspector Butler. but claims that it
has been inlpracticable to take the
wall out in freezing weather.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
NEGRO MUST SERVE
TERM IN PRISON
Supreme Court Refuses to Inter
fere-Dentist Loses Suit for
Damages.

through the refusal of the Supreme
10 interfere. Clarence johnson.
colored youth from Botctourt coun-
me penitentiary for participation in a
shooting affair. a writ OF error wa .
day. ' Nouit SestcF
Counsel for the boy made AN aarnos,
piea, saying that the verdict was alto.
Scthcr unjust. ana that the evidence
uoes not show that Johnson had any
i"in,,, III Inc onense. lie was indicted
ing r: Gilliland. hut he elected TO
"e ,ricu separately from Thomas
mi, me Two negrocs-Johnson and
Ihoias--wcre on their way on an orc
train en- route from the ignite mines
near Oriskany. TO Eagle Rock. where
" PASSENGER train could be caught. AIR.
G ,,iiari,.i, ordered them OF. and In the
Snot him The contention was that
Johnson got off the train within three
minutes after he received the order,
IN titt ne had no connection with
Elected From Cur.
writ Of error was also denied in
Shc case OF W. H. Pearson against the
Newport News and Old Point Railway
cult Court of Elizabeth CITY county
hr. Pearson, who Is n dentist nj
HAMPTON. had in his possession eomo
,.iohrts when. ~ seems. were issued
pS the street railway company under
n hermit from tho state Corporation
commission. 10 be used as an exnnri
nlent. These tickets were SOLD mt n low
rae, and had certain restrictions
or. Pearson repeatedly offered tho
uckets To conductors after their sale
had been discontinued BY permission
%. inc Corporation Commission and
we're no longer Of value for transpor-
thtion. hut might be redeemed at the
company's Office.
However. he persisted In offering tho
tickets 10 conductors and was finally
elected. He brought suit for $1,000
images. the jury hnding for tho com
hanS. RMS verdict now stands.
pany In It's answer that the DENTS.
desired 10 he elected
Days Court business.
Yesterdays proceedings In the su-
prsme Court We're ~ follows:
Portsmouth Fully argued BY John W
!iapper for the defendant in error. and
by Goodrich Hatton for the plaintiff
in error. and submitted.
Lamb & Cabell. receivers. aEains,
Thompson. Argued by John a. Lamb
and NJ N. Martin for the appellants
appellee. and submitted.
Newman against Mccomb. Passed tc
March term.
Canin l5ranch Mining Company
against fIntchinson's administrators
Partly argued by James II. Price for
the plaintiff in error. and continued
to Monday.
Court will not be In session to-day.
Next cases to be called:
Briggs and others against watkins
Smith & Marsh against the Northern
Neck Insurance Association of Vir-
ginia: Atlas Portland Cement Com
nanv and others against the Main Line
Realty CORPORATION and others Nor
folk and Western Railway Company
and others against Crull: Buck against
Nance: American National Bank OF
Washington. D. c., against Taylor and
others being cases Nos. IS to A. in
elusive on the argument docket, excnpi
No IS. which is to be passed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
BLUES WILL TAKE
VIRUS TREATMENT
Battalion Will Be Made Immune
From Typhoid Fever by
Vaccination.

Vaccination against typhoid will
next be administered to the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues. tho officers hon
ing that the entire battalion will agree
10 take the treatment. The intention
Is to have the Blues Immune from ~
phoid Infection during the camn ,r
instruction TO be had next summer
against tho disease which Is the bana
Of all such camps.
~ each company meeting this wccI,
pr j. Fulmer Bright. the batta,Io,,
surgeon, has been present ana has
,i.hur 'hi!'l l." the men. cXpliinin. Tho
va 'iiieht and IT'S results. aud recon-
''G,na!hg mat all nc vaccinatcd.
MAJOR T.. W. BOwlcs said last nirbt
I,iit nc trusts every member of fhc
hincS Viii avail himself OF thiy nnnnr-
tunlty to he made safe fran twnntni
!.eNtf. MI Of tho officers have agrees
10 pc treated, and he thinks there is
nttle doubt that tho enlisted mon ,y,il
1 pc Siah OF the opportunity
ne work OF vaccinatiny the Rich.
mohu iiowiiIcrs was begun several
weeks ago by Surgeon f.. K n War.
! rl'H. M II! effects OF consanuonco
pave been noted. and those who wors
! iont'd arc happy in the though, III,
,nero - hardiy the slightest cbanr,
'"Gg VIII ever contract the discnse
MIC no member Of the militia mny
/ DC forced 10 undergo vacoinaitnn Il T.
! The b"l!cf that mono Viii r.f,,eo y,
/ h'Nths been the result In thos. raw.
! mems OF the regular army which har1
tultG ''ous re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-07
TWELVE MILLION
GALLONS D ALL Y
Director Ezekiels Report Shows
How Much Water City Used
in December.

The regular monthly report of the
settling basins and laboratory is in the
hands of Superintendent Davis OF the
Water Department. Director Ezekiel
of the settling basins. reports SI3.00o,-
0)o gallons OF water cleared during De-
eember. daily average of 10000, 900
gallons. The average amount of alum
mum sulphate used for the month was
1854 grains per gallon. Tho water was
cleared at a cost of $40 per 1000, 900
gallons
The general character Of water in
James River was clear, but highly col
ored: the efiluent from the settling ba
SINS was OF the usual high standard.
The total per cent. reduction between
the raw river water and the effIuent
from tho basins was Sc for turbiditv.
10 for color. and % per cent. for bac-
terra removal
branch laboratory fitted out with
supplies from the settling basins lab
oratory, has been placed at tho Wash
inston Ward duration plant. Daily
tests for turbidity and alkalinity will
be made. The laboratory Is under tho
supervision of Mr.. Ezekiel: the tests
Will be made by the mechanic located
at the plant