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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-24

BeIp UManten. TcnaIe

TRAVELLING POSITION OPEN FOR A
XII lady OF good address and business
ability. Salary ana expenses State
when can he seen at home Address
TRAVELLER, care 1imcs-Dispatch.
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Richmond. Va. January 9, 1911.
THE REGULAR, MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Virginia State
Insurance Company will be held at
Is home office, corner Fifth and
Main Streets, Richmond. Va. on
THURSDAY January &c, 1911, at !
o'clock 2. NJ.
ROBERT LECKY. JR..
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RoonlG fnr 43enf-
RDnlns 0ManteD.

GENTLEMAN DESIRES ONE or Two
dry. sunny basement rooms: Grace
or FRANKLIN between First and
Ninth: unfurnished Address T. o6s
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James A. strother. trustee,

. Levinson and Harry Klein, doing
business as I. Levinson a. Com
pany; j. IL. CoZzins. Tr., ana in
his own right: Bessie NJ. Edwards,
AdmH of Thomas II. Edwards; Tr.;
S. LeVfnson y = = :
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Rpai G8tdte for Xeut

-. -
TIE NOONANDSON REALTY COR
poration, auctionecrs of real estate.
personal property and stocks OF
merchandise. Auction sales con
Quoted on or off the premises. t. on
the shortest notice. and on most
reasonable terms. Phone Madison
845. Address IS North Eighth
street Richmond. J. Ky. LORD.
AuctiOneer
STORE, NO. 3 e. BROAD STI}5E,1 !.
iarSe, modern. ctcN reasonable rem
tai. j. ~. Connolly & Co
GIVE US YOUR PROPERTY TO SELI.
rent or insure. we Will do the rest
-. y. WALKER & co. Real Estate
and Insurance. No. l Mutual Build :.
ing entrance corner Ninth and Main
StreetS).
TO RENT FOR A. TERN or WEARS
james River farm. $50 acres arabic
land. one third bottoms: good build !.
inEs' 10 miles from Richmond. ! "a
WOOD. South Richmond Va
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WANTED, POSITION AS COMPANION.
II housekceper, secretary. Address Box
L., ElkWood Va
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WE ARE OFFERING TWO AUTO
seat cutunder rubber-tired runabouts,
the latest designs. slightly used, at
great bargain prices.
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sDtealnbnats.
OLD DOMINION LINE.

Lv. Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daiiy.7:oo P. 81.
Leave Newport News.................5:6o A. M.
htIi'e NorlolR ......,................6 100 A. NJ.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
w. Ry. 3 p. NJ. and Q. & O. Ry. ct / p. AZ.
Night Line steamers stop at Caremont to
land receive passengers on signal.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-James River
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. New
port News and NIL James River landings
Steamer leaves Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday at TOO a. NJ. Freight received for
ell James River landings. f;
Main Wicket Office. 81 E Stain Street v
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FOR SALE. DOUBLE AND SINGLE
ons NJ our upei own au ma aIp uhe, ,r "ag
reys and runubouts. We have the
goods and the price. You don't have
10 wait for them. Call and look us
over before buying. b. c. BRISTOW
& CO. 10 y. Eighteenth.
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WAGONS. TRUCKS. SURREYS. BUG
gies. runabouts: good top buggy.
$40 surrey, sG5; runabout, S35 and
up. Terms reasonable. THOS II
DIX &. CO ...l ~.
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Le4ai RntirfS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE TIE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.. ,T
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VIE ARE OFFERING ONE SECOND
hand top delivery wagon in fair or
der for $50. Well worth the money.
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WANTED, SECRETARY'S WORK. OR
pupils for private instruction, by
(. young lady we'll qualified. b 179.
care Tines-pispatcl.
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FLATS far mt.

MODERN FLAT SIX ROOMS ON
Shurch Hill. RICHESON & #CRUTCH-
FIELD - r-'7
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solicitors and @oaIegn,rn.

HIGH- GRADE, E;XPEER}ff.
cnced stock salesman. Special ore1.-
ing With company Offering strictly
q ~ securities. Many OF Richmond,
prominent business men already In
terosted. Big, substantial proposition.
liberal compensation. Only relinble
nish- class men need answer. Pro
G!tcSSlFE BU S ] y Il S IS BUILDING;
AND GU AItANTYs COMPANY, Ameri
can National Bank Building, Rich
niOnH. NH.. -.---. M. -.
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WE ARE OFFERING; x MOST COM
plctc line of harness and horse
goods, and our prices will make you
+ a purchaser.
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RRal estate fnr Aala.

NICE RESIDENCE FOR SALE IN
best part OF Porter Street. South
Richmond. Price, $4,000. Apply in
Dispatch
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GENTLEMEN BOARDERS WANTED
Clay Street.
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J. f. Johnson Publishing Co.

3. F. Johnson Publishing Co.
January 10. 1911
THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING
of the stockholders or the b. +.
Johnson Publishing Company Will
be held at the offices OF the COM
pany in the city OF Richmond Va
"WEDNESDAY, February L. 1911. at 1
o'clock p. NJ. !.
f H. PEII Sccrotarv
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Reetfuuas

lNNUAI MEETING OF THE sToCK-
holders of the Richmond Transfer
Company will be held at their office
500 East Main Street, at Il o'clock
1911. w. I. DARDEN.
ntar
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Il. D. HARRIS,
Secretary,
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Business eDpportunl1les.

business; location in the Beautiful
Valley of Nirginia.'
Cash sales last year s31.1G2 SC
IrosS profits ...... 5000 90
annual expenses ......... 1000 90
annual net profits ........ 5000 90
caSn required ............ 5000 90
stock VIII Inventory .... 5000 90
Have saved from business
during past ten years . 10000 90
Owner going into real estate An
swer quick Address y lis. care
n Times. ii Snatch
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Boarn 1Manfrn.

ROOM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE,
hmily; central location: local refer
cnceS. VIII pay we'll for suitable
accommodations. Address A. y n
care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-24

@ y CALLED COMMUNICATIONS
LVN +. and a. NJ, will be held at the
Masonic Temple THIS (Tuesday)
MVENING, January "a, at 1880 o'clock
work In the fellow crafts degree.
EVERY member is urgently requested TO
attend. and members of sister lodges
and transient brethren are fratcrnally
invited to unite with us
BY order OF the Worshirful Master.
WIN. RlcINHEINIER,
Secretary.
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Richmond. Va. January a. 1911
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the. Broad Street
Bank. Richmond. Va. will be held at
their banking house on TUESDAY,
February u. 1911, at 10 a. NJ
ANDREW NJ. CLOVER
b u
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Delp GWantep, 5tlalR.

IS AN 7 j. p, First CLASS HARD
Fl woods buyer and Inspector. Must be
't thoroughly competent, strictly sober
and reliable. State experience, ref
crenccs Address T. O. Box 32S
sz jsynchburG, Va
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FOR WAGONS. # 60 TO RICHARDSON
BROS. Gl5 Brook Avcnue
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Enas a;1n eIffotlllr.

AHb. UilU ID UtiHT
LOST. TWO DOCTORS cEkT1FI-
Gates on Main Street car on Monday.
Reward Leave at Office Of r. II.
IHAFElN q co, INC, I'LL East
II Aian street.
LOST. ON THE NIGHT OF THE END,
between Petersburg and Richmond
one automobile tire and stepany.
l4ibcrai reward If retained TO NiR-
GINA TANiCAB SERVICE CO,
ltichnond, VA.
hREGlSTERED DRUGGIST WANTS
poSiuSn; careful prcscriptionist;
julick and good salesman. Answer y
li3. care Times dispatch.
NEGISTERED PIiARMACIST OPEN
s#H ior position at once. Address Box
81 III Covington, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-24

GUARANTEED SAW
mill machinery. planners. single mill,
lath mill, rcsaws, stavc saws, BOIL
crs. engines, gasolcnc engines, hang
ers. pulleys and shafting. L. BLU
FORD 81 CO. 1888 East Cary street
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ELLIOTT FISHER BILLING MACHINE
In hrst-class condition. Call or ad-
dress GIG T.. Main. second floor.
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Want I'D. Rates

Al
ONE CENT PER WORD when
paid in advance. No Ad. taken
TOR less than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned III or charged at the
counter.
Classification not guaranteed
after $50 p M.
FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe for tbs WANT
AID. MAN to coll
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GRoCERs.

TRY DRINKARD's PoUNDcAK u
raisin cake, jelly rolls, sponge cakes
cream puffs. Best in city DRINK
ARDS. i23 l2 II. Sixth
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HICKORY STONE WOOT

DO YOU .WANT a LOAD OF THE
pest hickory wood in the city cut
70 stove lengths? You can get II
~ pnoning your order 60 Madison
GlNla.NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY. -
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EXCELLENT BOARD. FURNISHED
and unfurnished rooms. S14 Park
III Avenue ---l-
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OPTICIAN.

IF YOUR EYES FAIL you SEE N
II. BREITSTEIN, the Optician, I19
East Broad Street Hundreds GET
relief; why not you? g.,
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WE HAVE THREE SECOND HAND
TOP buSgies: one contractors rubber
tire buggy; also two groccrs waG-
onS. that must be sold. We need the
room Cali II you want a bargain
Cash or credit. y. MEYERS SONS
13l T.. Cary
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Situations UMa1ten. HlaIf.


OFFICE AND SALESAIAN.AGER OPEN
Tor position: experienced In manu-
featuring and wholesale business
handling statesmen. c. 13S, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-24

DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, 312- SOUTH
Ihird: also single room: heated !;
table board Il specially.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-24

sA LESMEN. 10 CARRY ONE SAMPLE
OF MEMS gGUNMETAL TIP BLUCII-
lsR SHOES. TO RETAIL FOR 81 go
ADDRESS HONEST VALUE SiiOH
FACTOR I. s BALTIMORE, MD.
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D0arnlnq.

Z r r NJ a y L MT AND TRANSIENT
board at MISS iALMORE'S. 3l7 East
Franklin r.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED SPEC
cialty statesmen. Necessary TO have
hGd experience selling the retail
grocer through the Jobher; state
references. territory travelled for
mer employers DO not apply unless
YOU can furnish ilrst-claSs refer
ences and bond. Address Post Office
BOZ 202. Now Orln2nS
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''-tI.cSMTN WHO CAN pIACF, 4
Nish-grade advertising proposition
with well-rated merchants Two
deals per week means over five
thousand dollars Il year commits
sions; references required. This is
no easy seller" but money ma ker
Tor h-class statesmen Box G2a
.Iacksonvillc Ella
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Tnr 5ata.

ORANGE: BLOSSOM HONEY. TIE
pest pure bee honey. for sale By
-CfiAS, DuNCkER. 10 East Broad
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WANTEp. FOR u. S. ARMY. ARLt,-
bodied, unmarried MGR, between ages
4 OF s and 80; citizens OF United States
iot good character and temperate hab.
LIS who can speak. read and write the
En<sh language. For Information APP
ply 70 RECHuITIEG OFFICE, $50 East
Eroad 81, itichnond. a.:l5i Sycamore
-; Petersburg, VA. or Columbia Build,
Ing. CRANKY ST. Norfolk. Va
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VISIT NJ GOLDSTEIN'S READY TO
WEAR SUIT DEPARTMENT. EVERY
SUIT MADE IN OUR OWN WORK
ROOMS BY ENPERI ENCED TAIL
ORS. THESE SUITS HAVE MY PER-
SONAL ATT ENTION. SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED. ALTERATIONS
FREE. PRICES FROM $3.50 TO
$40. NJ. GOL.DSTEIN. SEVENTH AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, OPPOSITE
POST-OFFICE.
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WANTED. BOARDERS FOR LARGE,
desirable second story rooms: also
table boarders. Apply 2o9 Ea3,
Grace. -..-..--
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Goal ann QQ5nnb

PHONE US YOUR ORDERS FOR
wood and coal OF quality. We ara
nere to please you. Madison 6oOs.
NORTHSIDE WOOD AND COAI, CO.
60 North Sixth Street
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FOR SALE. 40 BY 159, HULL'STREET.
$40 per foot: worth $50. y sure Win
ncr: just listed. Sec me to-day
NJ. G. MANN, oil Hull Street. Phone
Madison zoos.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-06-16
KANSAS VICTOR
OVER Oil TRUST
Three Subsidiaries of Standard Com
pany EnjOined From Doing
Number of Things.

Topeka, Kan, June 16.-The Kan
sas supreme court yesterday handed
down a decision in the states suit
against three subsidiary companies
of the. STANDARD. OilSeompany of New
Jersey, prohibiting Ntfem from COM
bfning to stifie competitors.
The three companies are the Stan
dard Oil company of Indiana, , the
Standard Oil company of Kansas and
the Prairie Oil and Gas company.
The defendant companies are en-
Joined from owning stock in each
other. They are enjoined from SELL
ing petroleum or petroleum products
cheaper in one part of the state than
in another for the purpose Of driv-
ing out competition, and from max
ing contracts with any persons to
cause the latter to refrain from sell
ing oil in Kansas.
The Standard Oil company of In
diana, the selling company, is re-
strained from selling under differ
ent brands or trade names oil of the
same quality and value.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-06-16
BANKERS OUT ON
DISABLED BOAT
Two Hundred Members o
Michigan Association in
Peril on Lake.
CYLINDER HEAD BLEW UP
Wireless Brings Help, However, and
They Are Transferred Without
Loss of a Man.

Cleveland. Ohio, June 1e.-Two
hundred members of the Michigan
Bankers association, who started on
a pleasure jaunt leaving Detroit yes
terday afternoon on the Detroit &
Buffalo line steamer, Western States,
were sent to Buffalo on the steamer,
City of Cleveland, this morning. af-
ter having been transferred from
the Western States following the
disabling of that boat In midlake
last night.
CYLINDER BURSTS.
The Western States was disabled
by the bursting of a cylinder off Am
herstburg, Ont. The engineer was
scalded, but no other person was in
jured. A wireless call for help was
sent out Immediately and the City of
Cleveland and Eastern States re-
sponded. The transfer to the City
of Cleveland was made without acci-
dent, the boats being 1ashed togeth-
er The Western States started for
Detroit by means of the low powered
engines.
SOME ENJOY 1T.
Buffalo, June 16.-The steamer,
City of Cleveland, arrived here this
forenoon. Some of the bankers ex-
enjoyed the experience of being
in midlake from the dis
abled steamer.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-06-16
DR.. Norelius, at Augustana
Synod Meeting, Also
Attacks Dancing
IN FINAL ADDRESS
Will Be Succeeded as President
by DR.. L. A. Johnston,
Elected Yesterday.

Duluth, Mimi, June 16.-Today Au-
gustana synod of the Swedish Lutheran
churches of America continued In ses-
sion. In an address DR.. Norelius, the
retiring president, dwelt upon the
school work and deplored the teaching
of religion in the public institutions:
spoke against dancing and the teaching
of it in the public schools, and advoca-
ted the organization of the parochtal
schools similar TO those maintained by
German Lutherans.
Twelve hundred organized congrega-
tions with pastors in 10 conferences
were shown to be in fiourishfng con-
dition
ELECTION Is HELD.
Duluth, June 16.-The business ses-
sion of the Augustana synod of Swed-
ish Lutheran churches of America
opened yesterday. Dr. Norelius deiv-
cred his annual message and report.
The following officers were elected:
President-Dr. L. A. Johnston, st.
Paul.
Secretary. L. Dahlberg, Winnipeg.
Vice President-Dr. G. A. Brandelle,
Denver.
Treasurer-Rev. c. G. Bergston, Mis-
soula, Mont.
English secretary-Rev. C. o. Lund-
quist
Rock Island Argus., 1911-06-16
REFORMS WILL
HIT AMERICANS
Sale of Privileges to Foreigners
Will Be Stopped in
Mexico.
UNDER THE NEW REGIME
Claimed That Politicians Have Kept
People in Bondage for Private
Benefit.

Chihuahua, Mexico. Junt 16.-Re-
forms Immediately affecting millions
of dollars worth of American property
in Mexico were announced last night.
Governor Abraham Gonzales declar-
ed that under the new regime foreign
concessions which might be considered
monopolies would not be extended or
renewed. and that every legal effort
would be made to restrict foreign mo-
nopolies now existing in Chihuahua
one of the richest states in minerals
and timber, which is practically con-
trolled by Americans, British and Ger
man interests. The Americans are the
largest holders.
AMERICANS MAY GRIEyE.
"All Americans that grieved at the
downfall of the Diaz administration
will find that their grief was well
founded" said Governor Gonzales.
eve do not intend to take away the
riches of any foreigner who legally
holds them. but we realize that under
the Diaz system the granting of cou-
cessicns with their ruipogs- payments of
large sums of money TO Mexican politi-
clans was a virtual selling out of Mex
leo.
For years Mexico has been exploit
ed by foreigners until the great body
of the people have nothing. We were
on the verge of becoming a nation of
paupers. Now all special privileges
shall cease if We can accomplish il.
WILL BE FRIENDLY.
I'VE hope to maintain the friendliest
relations with Americans and we shall
invite all foreign capital to come in,
but there will be no more selling out
OF the country by piecemeal. We viii
invite competition, not monopoly.
What is known as the company
stores in towns where large numbers
Of men are employed viii be abol-
ished."
Governor Gonzales said that, begin
ming yesterday. the export duty on cat
tie shipped into the United States
would be removed. II has also been de-
cided upon by the government to allow
General Orozco TO bring his insurrecto
army into the city with their arms.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-06-16
ST. LOUIS FIRE
LOSS IS LARGE
Four Woodworking Plants and
Iron Works Are Destroyed
by Flames.
FOUR BLOCKS DEVASTATED
Twenty-Five Engine Companies Sue
ceed in Keeping Blaze From
Spreading Further.

st. Louis, Mo, June 16.-Losses es-
timated at more than $1,OOO,O00 were
sustained in a fire which ragged for four
hours last night in a manufacturing
district bordering for four blocks the
Terminal railroad yards in the south
western part of the city.
The plants of the Huttig Sash and
Door company, Fatham e Miller Plan
ing Mill company, the Missouri Stair
company, the Koken Iron works, a
subsidiary of the American Bridge
company, and the Mound City Box
company were practically wiped out.
SPARK STARTED 1T.
What appears to be the most reliable
information concerning the origin Of
the fire is that it started in the Hut
tig plant from a spark emitted by a
switching locomotive.
twenty-five engine companies and
all available pipe lines owned by the
city firemen were used in the fight.
There were no accidents.
HIGH SCHOOL BURNS.
Mason City, Iowa, June 16.-Ftre
early today destroyed the high school
building here, causing loss of $102,-
900. Lightning is believed to be the
cause.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-06-16
DIAZ AT VITERBO,
BUT DOESN'T LAND
Demonstration Against
DepOsed President of Mexico
Is Not Made.

Vigo, Spain, June 16.-Diaz, for
mer president of Mexico, arrived to-
day from Mexico.
hours, proceeded to Corunna. Diaz
did not aand during the stay in the
harbor. No unpleasant incident &C
Cured. 1t was reported last night the
progressive party and workingmen
had arranged to express an unfavor-
able opinion toward the former preei-
dent in the event he came ashore. The
authorities placed a naval guard
around the vessel as soon as it aIriv-
ed Diaz's health is not satisfactory.
He has suffered greatly from abscess
of the jawbone.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-06-16
Horrible Spectacle Seen
in Busy Hour in
Wall Street.
STONE CUTTER VICTIM
At Work on Bankers Trust
Company Building When
He Loses Balance.

New York, June 16.-The financial
district witnessed a gruesome incl
dent at the busiest hour this after
noon, when William Anderson, a
stonecutter, fell from the 2sth floor
of the Bankers Trust company build
ing, nearing completion at Wall and
Broad streets. In setting a stone,
Anderson slipped and fell. His one
wild cry, as he realized his doom, at
tracted the attention of bankers and
brokers as the body came hurtling
through space.
STRIKES COPING.
On a stone coping at the fourth
floor the body struck and its impact
an arm was torn off and left lying
on the sill as the body bounded out
and crashed upon a heavy wire net
ting at the first floor which had been
spread over Wall street to protect
traffic while the building was being
erected.
LIKE SPRING BOARD.
The screen acted like a spring
board and threw the body in the air
again. 1t dropped finally, horribly
mangled in front of the Wall street
entrance of the stock exchange. The
excitement in the street was so in
tense and the crush so dense the po-
lice reserves had to be called out
from the nearest station to restore
order.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-06-16
Deneen's Waterway Bill
Triumphs in the
Senate.
AMENDMENTS ARE FEW
Effort to Make Radical Trans
formation Baked by Bare
Majority.

Springfield, June 16.-State ad-
ministrations waterway bill, amend
ed in minor details, was passed by
senate at 1870 this morning, 80 ayes,
7 hayes. Senate adjourned immed-
lately after the vote was announced.
GOES To HOUSE.
The waterway bill passed by the
senate was reported to the house to-
day. Next week the bill will be read
the first time and referred to the
house waterway committee.
BARELY ESCAPES.
The bill went through IA scathtng
fight in a late session of the senate. Il
escaped transformation just befoi e
midnight from a waterway and water
power bill to a purely conservation
measure by a vote of 10 to IS.
After the transformation resolution
had been declared lost, the senate vot-
ed 21 ayes TO 19 nays, TO reconsides
Then the amendment was placed upon
its passage a second time. The vote
rested 20 TO 20, and the amendment
was declared lost a second time.
On motion of Senator Clark. the
Johnson bill was finally advanced, J:lsJ
before midnight, TO third reading, prac
tically without change.
BEGAN EARLY IN DAY.
The efforts to transform the water
way bill into a conservation meas-;re
began early in the afternoon, when a
special committee of seven members
was named by the waterway commit
lee of the senate to pass upon several
amendments which different senators
had to Offer. The special committee
was composed OF Senators Barr. Den
lap, Bailey. Magill, Nanny and Waasc
MADE UNRECOGNIZABLE.
Under the changes which the spa-
cial committee recommends, the
johnson bill would not have been rec
ogniZable by its closest friends. K
was proposed in four amendments u
limit the commission to be appointed
under the bill TO an expenditure of
not to exceed $500, 900, out of the S25
100000 bond Issue. in purchasing poE-
er sites, and specifically provided that
no contract should be left for the con
struction OF the waterway or any of
the works until further authority was
given by the next legislature.
More stirring scenes have not been
witnessed in the senate chambers il
recent years than those which accom-
panied the late night waterway fight