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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27
NEW FIRM SELLS
EAGLES PROPERTY

The new real estate firm OF Raah
ana Company. the most recent to -
,er the list as candidate for busf-S
ness along realty lines. announces -
us maiden effort the closing Of a 92K
ooo deal, having just made sale Of thaH
properly belonging to the Eagles IN
roushee street, between Broad ana
Grace streets, at the rear of the crar~
street Baptist church M. M. Stran.n
Is the purchaser of the property. anA
VIII convert it into store buildinrn "a
be rented
The action of the Eagles In makfna
no e1ort 10 locate a buffet In the prom
ertV when 1t became known that tn
members Of the netghboring churnS.
would object thereto was highly Cor
mended on all sides.
Inc real estate firm making thu deap
IS composed of Merrill Raah. son ~
Emanuel Raab. of this city, ana =
graduate of the University OF Penr-
sylFanis- His partner, Morton Al
Thalhimer. of Philadelphia, and = -
lated TO the well known family ~
the name in this city. He has haN
business experience in Philadelphia
and New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27
FINED FOR ROBBINS
MAN Of HIS WHISKY,

Tom Davis and Alfred Gaanes. 60.
ored, We're each fined $40 by Junfit0
John yesterday morning for assaultin1t
w. h Highsmith. an old darby. 10
cause he would not give them 4 hot.
tie OF whiskey which they learned -
had in his possession. They took n
from him. and he ran and got In cons.
munication with policeman. vhn
found the two delinquery.s engaged n
consuming the whiskey
Days Small Casualties,
The ambulance surgeon was btnnv
yesterday and lined up the FOLLOWING
cases before three O'Clock:
Joe Tatty, employed at the Iav.
renee cafe, head bruised from falling
down the steps in the Capitol Build-:
Ing. '5S
Henry Core. of GOT Price strest.
struck by q street car In Fuftonr
bruised but not seriously hurt.
Carrie Randolph, of 1902 North:
Thirty-thir street. apoplexy ~
bleeding from the mouth.
Haztl Lucas, Ave years old. OF -
Meadow street bruised from fallinG
down stairs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27
Not Too Late to Enter Big Vrginian Contest and Win Pr

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-27
DISTRICT 6.


Franklin
syfyania.
Iunenh
.r., Smith,
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22

which he was pleased to christea an
inspiration,
IT'S this. he explained What
do YOU know about calcuttaf"
Little or nothing I've been there
that's about all s"
Precisely Now know the place,
and know you1l never nnd this gold
smith in the Machua baIar without
guide. The ordinary, common or
garden guide Ia out OF the question. OF
course hut happen TO know an
Englishman there who knows more
about the dark side Of India than any
other ten men In the world. He'll be
Invaluable to YOU. and you can trust
him as you would Doggott Go TO him
In my name you'll need no othG In
troducuon--and tell him What you've
told me
That's impossible Rutton Ell,
pressly prohibited my mentioning his
name 10 any one In India
oh, very we'll You haven't have
you And yoh won't have TO. III
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22
HAD BEEN SILENT SUFFERER
Subordinate oT'csr tire Rec lpiert "a
Hiris in's1dsa 'or aH
Superior

sea captains wlfe tells ihl, s,c-y
O. a maiden oman. sister % uae al
TIE o~ners ~ Tho ship oa which sss
oho' made a lonr voyage sas bad
Fe'1 decided opinion on mos. matters.
ard abe Aad the captain EAt mary
spirited Arguments a, the diarsr table
The captains wtts a meek. subsa..
srs !iitie soul fearing that In the
heat ot argument het husband mtsA;
sar sooethlnE 10 n1rad their Auxus,
passenger. vas IN the habit ~ kfek
taE h'm ~ 10 shirs 10 hiatt At madsr
ai6oa Screfthejrss. all these rsalaA
sit passed ubhstded
Orc dAy shc administered = more
vigorous kiek than usual. and noticed
az eHrfetsiou ~ p&lu ali aesus. TIE
fare of tho mAte. vhn sat opposite
hcv
oh Mr. hFupn. vas tAAt yggr
shin she ssksd
Yes. Mrs. li1stk.e.~ sAgd tho mate
Heekly. "h'ts been ay shtr hail ths
votags. rna am foaiha Companion.
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22
Fences Ward on Rahhl,.

owing To the Increase OF rabbits In
certain parts OF Australia a movsna
has been started In the ArmidaIe dl.
Tict to construct a barrier fence alonv
the eastern side OF Central New pnv
land. This will serve to ward of ,ha
rodents, which now abound In ths
rough country along the edge q, tbs
tahleland These rabbits are hcst,.
ming to crowd westwards, and ara Al
ready making their presence felt a,
'he ADJOINING country The sugges.
ton Is to link up the rabbit proof fen.
ces which already exist along the edge
OF the more settled area from waIcA.
to Glen lnnes districts. and thus en-,
on the rough country where the rah
oits are thick. and where there In ma
ehanee of keeping them under.
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22
oJiAln

neered keonly into his face. 4 wisl
knew what you know ! wish I.
heaven | might 50 with you Bat In
married now~-and respectable This
morning train leaves Nokants at : 40
fon can make that, II you must Bat
YOU need sleep~~rest."
III get that on the train
Knew you'd say that Very we'll
This Ia Tuesday The Maure,apta :.
or ihe Las''anta, don't know which
sails tomorrow You can catch
that, too. It's the quickest route
eastwartIs~"
nut I've decided to go vest"
Ihat means week more, and vou
sa'a you were In hurry
am but by going wes,wnrds ~
barely possible | may be able 10 trans.
act or wind Up the business On the
way" wa S''e
AS matter OF fact Amber was hon.
ing the Roiands, with Sophta rnrra,,
might linger whore On rou,o rn
memhering that the girl had discusses
tentative project to atop over he.
tween steamers at Yokohama
Very well. Quain gave in. ~vor.ra
the doctor Now as for thing. hara
make your mind easy IN ,ahe
charge and keep the affair onie,
There's no reason can a.a fer -,
ever getting out can answer for
myself and Antoine; and the two =,
us can wind things up Get ready
now to trot along. and I'll t.ka n.rs
OF everything"
mere no way OF thanking vo, "
That's comfort Call Dovgo,, -.
and tell him to get ready y,
haven't much time to lose.
While they waited for the sarvss.
% pack his hand.hag--it being oh~,
ons that to take the trunk w,.h
.hem was not feasible: while onain
Sas 10 care for Ambers things n,
lsnglewood until his return from In
fa--oaaln was possessed BY an ,sas
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22

disturbed But you can briuF
us coffee when it's ready"
Quain motioned to Antoine. the
Portuguese disappeared into the back
room with Doggutt. who closed the
communicating door
You first" said Amber IF you've
fretted about me. I've been crazy
about you-what time I've had to
think"
Quain deferred to his insistence
TT was simple enough-and damned
hard" he explained Il caught the
Echo by the skin Of my teeth the
skinny almost sinking under me She
was hard and fast aground, but | man,
aged TO get the motor going and back,
ed her off As soon as that was all
right we got wave aboard that
sOused tho motor-like fool Id left
the hatch off-and short.circuited the
coil After that there was hell tn
pay ! worked for half an hour reef.
ing, and meanwhile we went aground
aSatA. hN btAl hlNhT aAEtl hdA W
go overheard and get wet to my waist
before got her of by that time it
was blowing great guns and dead
from the beach, | had TO stand of
and make for the Misunderstanding
else TO do. We beaehed about mile
below the lighthouse and had the
four,mile tramp home, Then after I'd
thawed out and had a drink and
change OF clothes, we had to wait two
hours for the sea to go down enough
TO make a crossing in the launch
practicable. That's all for mine, Now
you? What's that there?"
"A suicide; friend of mine--the
man Rutton whom We we're discuss.
ng the night | came down. And that's |
not half There's a man out there
somewhere. shot to death by RuttoE--
| Bengali babu Quain. I've /
ived In Purgatory ever since we part
ID and now I'm about done"
He was: the coming of Quain with
he ease Of mind Il brought had
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22
WANTED TO SLEEP
CuTieaa That Tired Preacher should
Have Such Desire,

A minister speaks OF the euvtoa. es
feet Of Grape Nata food on hius and
ha~ II has relieved him.
You wtii doubtless understand how
u" suffering from Indigestion with
which | uscd to hc troubled made u.w
SorS an almost unendurahle burden
and ~hy II WAS that after MY sabbath
duts"s had been performed, sleep wa.
stranger TO my plp~ tllE nearly
daylight
had tn ha very careful Aa TO what
ate, and even wtth all my care en-.
re'ieneesi poignant physical dls,rex.
after meals. and my fuod never satlA
teJ me.
Since began the use OF Crnns-
Nuts the benefits / have derived from
1t are very definite. | no longer suffer
from Indigestion. and / hegan 10 i'm.
prove from the time Grape Nuts an
peaFed ON cur table.
I tnd that by eating a assh of ,h,s
food after my Sabbath work IN done.
tand always do 70 nowl my nerves
are qnieted and rest and refreshing
sleep are ensured ME.
! feel thai could not possibly do
without GFapt~Nuts food. nov that I
knoN It's value 1t Ia invariably on our
'aoic--we ieei that we need IT to make
he meal complete and our children
"ih eat GTaPe-Nuts when they cannot
y ome persuaded to touch anything else"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek. Michigan.
Read the famous booklet, The Road
o MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's q
Reason"
sser rwss the sheve l~ssevs a see
ne sReesrs frea tim~ te stsses TAeY
.re geasises tree saA fall 20 ksHan
sssTess.
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22

him and Doggott found him sitting up
with haggard and eareworn face
but with the sane light OF man com
posed In his eyes
"Doggott" he asked In an even
'oneiess voice, have you ever men
TONED TO anybody your suspicion
about MIR Rutton's racee"
only to YOU, sir"
That's good. And you wontr
mo, sir"
Have you" continued Amber, look.
ing away and speaking slowly. ever
heard him mention his marriage?"
Never, sir 4 says In that paper
q was a widower | fancy the lady
must have died before entered Ia
service, u was always lonely man.
all the 10 year I've been with I'm.
keepin' very much TO imself, sir"
poggott disappeared TO prepare a
meal, but within nve minutes a gun,
shot sounded startlingly near at hand
The Nirginian's appearance at the
door was coincident with clear hail
ot 'Ahooy, Amber '"-unmistakably
Suain's voice, raised at a distance Of
not over 200 Yards
Amber's answering cry quavered
with Joy And with a bparllkc rush
9uain topped the nearest dune.
dropped down into the hollow. and
was upon him
by the Lord Harry" he cried. nj.
most embracing Amber IN his excite |
ment and relief, I'd almost given
you up for good and all"
And | you, said Amber. watching
rVriously and somewhat distrustfully
a second man follow Qualn into the
vale Who's that" he demanded.
only Antoine We've him TO thank.
lie remembered this old camp here
d completely forgotten it-and was
ure you'd taken refuge In f. Come
inside" lie dragged Amber in. the
'ortuguese following Lets have
'ok at you by the light Lord! You
'em 10 De pretty comforiahle-and
We been worrying myself sick for
EAR You" He swept the room with
n approving glance which passed
yer poggou and became trausfxed
: It rested upon the hammuck.bcd
lth Its burden and his Jaw fell p
What's this What's thlse" lie u
'ung upon Amber. appraising with !
entlesS eyes the havoc hts nights -
iporience had wrought upon tho q
an You look Ike hell" he "a. q
oded What's up here Eh3' o.
Amber turned to poggott Take y
ntone out there with you and keep
m until call, please This Is MIR n
lain | want 10 talk with him un.
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22

snapped the high nervous tension
which had sustained Amber lie Was
now on the edge OF collapse and
showed II plainly, hut two circum'
stances aided him to recover hia grip
upon himself Quain's compassionate
consideration In forbearing 10 press
his story from him. and Doggous op'
perfume appearance with pot OF
coffee, steaming and black Two cups
OF this restored Amber TO a condition
somewhat approaching the normal
Tie llt cigarette and began TO talk.
For all his affection for and con,
hd"nce In his friend there we're
things he might not tell ouain. where
fore he couched his narrative In the
fewest possible words and was miser.
ly OF detail OF the coming of the ba.
bu and his going Amber was fairly
free 10 speak he suppressed little II
any OF that episode Moreover. he
hai forgotten 60 remove the Token
from his finger. and Qualn Instantly
remarked It and demanded an cXpla.
nation hut ot the nature OF the er
rand on which he was to 90. Amber
said nothing II was. he averred Rut
tons private business Nor did be /
touch upon the question at Ruttons
nationality Sophia Farrell be never |
mentioned
Nevertheless, he sa'd enough 10
render Quain thoughtful 1
You've set on this thing. suppose
h. asked some time after Amber had
concluded
Set upon Il. dear man I've no
choice ! must go-i promised
QEaln went to the hammock bod,
turned back he sheet. and FOR several
minutes fingered there. scrutlnlling
NJ. stony upturnod face
So'' ho said coming back Here's
ro0s thatu help YOU some You
acre blind not 10 see Il yourself
'aat mau's-WAs. | should say-A
ulpuL he waited FOR tho commeu,
, 0lch did not come You knew
, rH
d.. suspected. tonight" {
rs as plain AS print. the mark of
's caste IS al over him uut pcr-
aWs be- vas able to Disguise Il little 4
lta his manner alive, undoubtedly.
& Say Ito Was genius ~ his klud q
a prodigy mental giant That
anslation Ut the .Tautras -' Won '
'rtul' Wei. he's gone hil .
au way God he nlth him u
hen DO yoU want 20 stArt'f
As soon as possible sooner I've
y day to lose not an hour b
rgcH as that. eh' QuAln b
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22

2 Nffff We hNAhH hfN vile hfl
toll lAbcriouche you're coming
What uamof"
lAbcrtouche wey' You don,
knuW him
No bat Ru'lnu did Ru,tou 60,
ihai poison from him
Qunin uhistlrd. his eyes round
bid Oh 40 much tho hcitor he'll
probably know sil shou, Ration and u
take kccner interest
lllt ,ou forget
Harg your promise In no, bound
by Il and thts i business b,Ackcy
business than rou seem 10 realize
baNy Your bent 90 Jumping blind
fold ard Niih lour hands TIA into tho
s"o'hing pool Of infamy and intrigue
that Is india And ! uont stand Tor
- Don't thlnk for an iUsiau' thai I'm
coins o. lot yoa SO without doing
everything ! can 20 make things 40
pleasant as possible for YOU ...
No. laberinGyhe - rour man
And TO this Qualn heA lrnrllbly
50 that In the end. Amber. unable to
move him. was obliged to leave the
matter in bis hAnds
sullen and Port"rtoas dawn hunx
tn the sky ~hen the little party left
the cahtn
Rc'Wssu t~o sand h'lls the RenEal
IAY supIne a hgddled heap ot sArlsh
color scarlet yellow tan against
tie cold hiaish EfAy ~ sco~
At word fvum 1uAln tho rortu.
guess paHssd and began to dig
QuAIH Amber and nakrA' seat oa a
niile distance. then b. mutual cor
sent halted within sigh, - Antoine
! SoaIant leave hIm n were
YOU An1bcr told Qualn pcadlas back
81 the fuf;gEucse It m!satnt be
SAFE. wiih tia; other devil skulking
round heaven Knows where
Rjght0' agreed Qnatn Hfs
hand sought Anibsts "Goo8by and
God be wi;h vow. be said tusklly.
Amber nghtrhca hla clAsp upnp the
nan hneefA u can't Improve %
that, TONY said he ~l'h gcsals
Gooahy and God te wtth yoa l!u
iropp"d bis hand and turned away
Come along nogRn,t
7 hn servant icsi ibc var bayw araa
Behind them the angry morning bias.
d brighter in the sky
In the sedge of the shore they
ound rowboS' and launching Il
nharked for the puwer boat which
NunE ai her moogtrg In deeper wa
cr When they wera aboard the lat
er inRgo's took charge of the motov
eaFing to Amber the Wheel. and atih
iile delay they were In motion
As their distance from the shore in
reased Amber glanced back The
sland rested low against the flaming
ky. shape Of empurrled shadows.
1arrely more substantial "a the Wis,
70 than the rack os cloud ADORE In
le DARK sedges The pools here and
iere, caught the llRht from above '
nd shona blood red And suddenly =
ie attention Of the virginian was ar. d
sted by the discovery nf human 4
shTc~-a man standing upon dune O
y some distanc. inland. and staring
eadfRstlY after the boat Vie seemed
extraordinary height and very thin. 2
NON bis head there vas turhan hts q
ms were folded While Amber u
atch"d he held his posa. a living
enacc-~~like some fantastic statue n
liking black against the grim rcd 1t
wn. fr
ITO RE CONTINUED n
Marble Hill press., 1911-06-22
Rae

Bore bo yua believe oyttay. have
brains
bored Certainly 90. xlacs thar
know when tn shug up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-25
pr4sf,.

A number OF churches OF the city .eld
speclu4 Christmas eNsrciseg u tAs place
u the usual evening service yestsrday.
and n every Instance they we're success
Mr.. ana Mrs. A r. Bennett. Of Nor
ION avenue will leave this morning FOR
Shadyside. Ohio. where .hev viii spend
Christmas with Mr Bennetts pArents.
hirs blanche Pierce. OF this city. will
sperd to-day with her parents. MIR. and
are ! Jones: OF airyisw
spending a few days IN this CITY as the
guest or friends and relatives.
James fonner. Of Streeter. III. is
spending a few days IN the city Vita his
uncle. W Conner. Jr.
inmates % the county inhrmary near
thls city VIII be treated 20 a splendid
dinner to-day. Chicken and dressIrg
BE. apples. cakes and other deifcaciss
Will make W the menu. and each OF toe
20 odd people VIII tie given u sirt by the
superintendent Frank II Jones.
John q Berry, trustee rOr toe Mound
"a! compan. FLED bond yesterday wstu
Retire. IA BankrIpt.y = C4mmins
o. wheeling The Sectional SECURITY
company OF New York went his security.
the bond oe.nE 600 .aT C4mrnIus ar-
rrovei and fled the hond
a. = Johnson. Of FttsourCh. is sperl.
" a lev lays 10 iA~ city as the guest
Ms Jennie Anderson LEFT ,eSts-s.,
Tor Elm Grove. where she vi lie rh.
Ersst ~ friends and relatives for a
H.y } 4 Lavren.e former pastor OF
tf~ United Preshyter.au church. row ~
canton. Onto. IS spending the HOLIDAYS
VIII his FAMILY on Third street
Glen buknlse. Of Efare. Pa. .g zuerd-
ing the holidays with his pureufs. NJ
and Mrs . + buB0ise. Of SIKH street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-25

Milton Ruth and family. 81 south Ia.
sota' who have been tie guests 81 AT
70 q Few days. ara visiting friends r
M"lnIt vile They viii return DO az.
Srovr 90 q few lays before ieatIfF 70.
unH wnerc they wul make their fI-
Mrs May Murphy. % At LAX. Paw.
~ pending tne holidays Wifh AZ
hha ArE Nathan Denhaugh. OF Ir4Ifsr
AFTER spending several days ri MAJ.
lli- Tenn. fur the benefit of hfa rs.lf
thyard keyscr or Limestone. r~e..rrci
TslHrday and is visiting relatives lr
Arthur Butter. or Neu.-o-ara.,r-
no. - spenolns the CHRISTMAS toI-
DAYS ~ bic home in tie Grove.
Masses Mar ana Lillian lI4rt. sr r.f
'r'FN. ere spending several faVa ne ..s
suests ~ friends in Sew l~iartnatiife
Lode. Knights or p trisr. which vas r..
have been held fnfa evening" In n
'r0ve 7as been POSTPONED
her nome in cedar Rocks srfferfr.
severe attack of a. grippe. 10
prof J. W Mcintyre. principal 81 .
woodiawn public school 10 SPENDING o.
ln,er VACATION at Die home lu Sew
Mrs BENJAMIN Anderson. 49, Mound.
WIZ o. pe zleef for ID few dave ~ 81
I'D Nrs r p Keyser. of L-nflr'v nl-
Nj snd Me p By Hasau ~ Fisisi,.
accnmphnied - frfr sYr rIaaa d.
.eft eafurdn. fnr anton. Onto. o. rrr
~ ana v1. ~ 'fot
Ton. are sran1irE a rev .ne4 .r ,aH
llg - tfe guests nf her hrnr.
Enl1v I4.eie, of near Rone.. r.
H|Il leave tomorrow fnr r. several fr..
'g f's Ur.fneI EluarI LIrrir.
a. rome ~ Hr Whesl.rs rr-ss
tNe t4Fw0od urt cer fre company ..a
lrfh lleiDone4 from tonight until SION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-25
OUT PIKE
email Wreck Occurs on d. & o. at Elm
Nrovs sunday MorEinR-Other Items
OF Interest In the Suburbs.

A broken wheel caused 4 small freight
wreck on the b. n o.. at Film Grove sun
day morning az 80 o'clock. when re
suited Ia considerable damage to the
tittk, nat no persons were injured
w ueu a douhle-htadsr freight, east
bound. was passing through Elm Grove
a wheel or q car nesr the center Of the
Train became hruheu. causing six cars
Co hr defuilei before the train could be
stopped TIE accident happened az tho
'. q z. g. crossing. aud SOME - the cars
were Thrown onto "a deraiiuE switch.
\ cor loaded with car wheels was
implicitly wrecked. tud five others we've
wreck crew waE called from Benwood.
and after "a few hours work had the
track cleared Of debris and traffic vas
l'fumed az us Ial yesterday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-25
Midnight Bells Toll
Another Joyous Xmas
HUNTSVILLE
chrtsrnAs Day 20 ne oaistiy Observed
IN oty-rostOfnes Open Short
Tine This Aorniar.

CHRISTMAS day Will - gais,iy ohs.~-
"a IN ne city to-day. All the nRnufAc-
tories. seo0s. hsrber shops. hAnsS Anc
other places % business Of the city
closed saturday evening Wu not opsn
untl Tuesday mo.1..x .ac employees
AID propristors 90 -a.at I,e 2 rest
The last week auonE tr~ Stores has
eeen a very busy one many % tfs
e1slhe-s men stating that business tails
year Vas the best IN the sistory OF the
gtg' and saturday afternoon and even
ihE ne local th~oroUghfares presented a
10y eG-!. Spectacle rhe cars OF the
NoundEvflls division or The Wh.-line
traction company we're loaded 10 the
limit ~-4roughout the day. especially IN
80 afternoon and evening. ~ local peo-
Pie making a trip TO Wheeling - com
pete Christmas shopping - great was
tns trs..io that many cars ran past tne
sIeets In hs upper end OF the city
without stopping lt being impos-btr n,
taAe IN any mora p~assankrrs