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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
nIopIig Sur MOB mtpi.
Snmprcifc fra Nurses Ssiciteret,

@eb Weobomsretten / Norore
Senbmsre ABE Nopbr. 1910 bleu
ire unge Silfere bemt til b~enbolbspis
60, 40 og 80 arorer5 BOO dubii'
bi9rt SpneieD for 2egemsfornGr-
melie moo en- &anterat unoer en- ri.
ifeerpeoition meo en- W~otorboao.
Eaa 8runb al De bomfPlbtes ling.
Dom og tioligere uplettebe @anbel tit
De BOG fun betinget Straf. Otter De
fremfomne SpIpsninger baobe De til
talte unber 6iifet meO megen Soror'
eelie babe let og flenot, at 6ieroe-
manb / 2aget bar ganife uolminoe,
Zig befpngt meb Gus, Groos gientogne
(%piitnof life altib bGiIige) Senoen-
oelier fra 9ameraternes SIDE bar
ban imioIertib ganife uoiaig iii al
file Jig Of meo oi5ie iine Snooaa'
mere eQer ~operbooeoet at foretn noget
/ BEN anlebning. Gn Ssnbog unber
9anolige, mems Sr. "2uiifer" Ina oo
foieoe fig / lin &sie iammen meo fine
Susbpr, beilutteoe Sc ire andre at Ia
BAN giennemgaa en- Rabifalfur. til
bpilfen gnbe De fog 5aflet fra IRf,
let neo i 2ugaren, log Sampen ont
firing bam og beiiet BAN | ct pberit
let @ntrGf OBJ paa GPffet, boor Dc
foo bam b9nee til lloluitning | ca.
" Sime. Soruoer 6eune gebaro'
ling bar De tiltalte ogiaa peb iorifiel'
lise 2eiligbeber trofteret pebfom,
menbe mel Iui, SIag og Sug, - ali
meb ben SeIge, at Be efter gnmel-
belle fra Den "SGugtes" SIDE iii
ben opennppnte Straiieoom ooer fig.
geofommenoe Statsaopcfat ianoi
ben betinseoe Stroi aItior milh o.
Loo Sasen (meb ~aiPremaalsuopnI
gets Samtpffe) ~inobringe for Ssie-
iteret til S~fierpelie al Straiien, men
peb S~sieiterets aienSelie bleu anfer
i%orfaitet. Zen forisgte Sur" bar
eiter bette neppe meofert andre FOL.
ger enb ct 1or burore aroners 10.
gift for oct oiientlige.
ct ailo Sniettpulper bapoe pRrei
beore % - biaigere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Sorretninasnotiier.
On Rais .Sarpeiter.

en- meset prattiif Raiss Saroeiter fas
briieres al Rep Yroees Nis. Co., Sas
lima. San. Gen oil uofpre uGiteu ar
en- a~Imineelis g2aiss 9inser fan. % To-
iIer fun I'll grsfoel iad meset. MeS
Seure fan en- Rano iii9re og irtte /
-boet" fra IRE til fer atres ON 9agen.
% beu er iaa eutsI toHituisret. at en-
unasut fan oribe ben. Sarpeiteren er
6Iepen iolst / ale ~llnionens Stater. og
bar sioet ~nIminoelis SilfrsSsitiaeIie.
Zen pil beirle for TIC isIp inesn minSre
euo en- SGiou. os BEN er iaa ioIib % bel
forar6eioei. al ben oil bare / anrspis.
Spis bu ~iirioer III ooennGUute Sirma
% u9puer bette Slao. oil iuIeitGnois
Undertaking bIipe ieHot BIG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11

/ 9~ositubalen % langS meo Hiiffe
pano til Den 9al, JON MI faIbeS 2in'
Sopbal, % De Hog iig til paa @eit
iiSen of Chen openfor Der, bpor m
@aorben guitenaa ligger.
Gsne tsnrreoe iaien SliS, ban rpo
beSe Serb og iaaeoe &oru. Oct pi
icr bans aIoeifab, at ban bapbe tage'
meo iig en- Yoie 9orn Den Iange Se'
ira 5prresbaI. - Son Git oeioa
Sfogene, Iogbe Snarer for 6i,sl oa
peioe 9pr. lin % gisrr, % a
Sfinoene pirfebe Sngrei &I9oer.
9e fit Ieoe / Sreo Der / ellie Cop,
SaI aene % Snerci, og iom aarene
gif, poreoe en- flor @srnefIof op ON.
firing Dem.
8eb agne's og bans Ssurers Or.
beibe bIep ser en- goo @aaro mo.
unber Spaberget, og De lao / Bel.
itano ] @~niombeoen.
Wen bpao 8aarben 6engong beS,
pioes life. Gunife ben faI6tes Se,
itenoa, for Den laa poa 9eitiioen al
gIpen / Wobi9tning til Sen nl,op.
renbe @rpno Guitenaa, iom ligger
paa Sitiioen. @runben, bpor Den
isrite 8aaro lna, er MI Ell auieIigi
og pelbenpttet gngitpffe.
Igne's ploite Ssn OnnSrcbe en-
gang oper til S9tersbaIferet, % ga
ban fom tiIboge, bapbe ban en- Sente
meo Jig. Meo benoe Srog ban Iibi
longer ipb / ellie 3opOol % rps.
oeoe iig 8aaro Ser, bOor mn graaI.
itao Iigger.
Senere fom en- Iano isnoenfro
op til ellie SopbaI for at oeioe Spr.
San Ggteoe en- al Igne's Sstre, o.
bisie to tsmreoe fig Sus oa arbeioeb,
op Sorbpei paa ben itorre 8labe.
bpor MI 8irfen Iisger, % 8rGnbeu
falbes Siaeitao.
= WansfoIoiae Iar eiter bIer
Solfene iaa talrige | Siqe SopoaI, al
De bpggebe Jig en- &irfe. Gen lao
paa neutrality-suspicious. 8runb. Sten-
gieroet omfrins airfen ices enonll
tpoeligt, ON emo belle IIabien err be.
poret meo nneifog; men ielpe airfe-
miren er antagelig benDttet | De ie-
mere @aaroes 8runbmlre. @rao.
iteoer fees Der life Spor Of inbenior
BET forbenp9renoe &irfegaarosgier-
De; men Longer | Norb foreiiuoes
enbeI ritnbe Sanger, boiS Spfomit
bel life fan forflares paa anben
Woabe, emo of bet err samle gegra.
iespIabie. Der er granet / biSie Sal,.
ger, men iaa tibet grunbigt, at ielr
ON Der bar noget al Sortiosinter-
este / Dem, piloe man life bape fun.
BET.
Eli 8irfen paa geitenoa (iffe be.
piSlig f%oItilaaet Rapn) bar Der Ssg'
ming baabe siterfra @ieoeooI % belt
ira SGtersbal. 9igele0es berette,
Sagnet ON at Der til line Siber bolo'
teS ct Slags Ching pna a~irfepoloer
iamt Stepner / 2igbeo meo Seite'
ifeib.
Otter Iarbunbreoers SorI9b blet
Der Iaet Bel / ellie Sopbal, bp89et
~oroentlig &irfe og Sfole, og 6oIfe.
mGnsben sgebes IiOt otter Iiot. Oct
b9note enoos, at GoIf ubenira flpt-
tebe bio OBJ. Sor Der er BOG Wenne,
fer, iom beb, at '2ipet fon lepes Ii,
geiaa fulot % rigt oeroppe / Den
itore NatlrS @nfeItbeo iom in6e |
gpernes brogebe 6Proiel.
(8iens j "grebl. ~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
"Stue Gopoal".
gf en- liben Tielbbpsbs Siitorie.

2be og uberert at WenneIfet og
Wenneifets Serb laa Sopoalselpens
9olfsre ira 9slemoeranbene til @a-
r~afsfosien, boor bet gaar oper /
4aroalen.
Sngen Semmersfs bapoe rpooet
op mellem De mGetiee 8raner, iorn
beberffebe Serr9net fra gloebreooen
til langt opunber Spaberget, = ia,
iomme Steoer florebe Smaagraner
fig inc Der ogiaa. Stunbom furbe
Dog Chen ipnes. at Sfogen trGngte
ben for lanet inb paa gnemerferne;
ba groo ben fig Iar efter Iar inoef-
ter, til en- paffer Gag Ell at De bel
oiee Sfoefi9mper fatteoes oct for
ns6ne Solb / @runoen % maatte
meo ct Ylaif og en- 9ragen, Tom lio'
met built inb meqem Be bratte Iaier,
paa Hoabe % llnaabe opergipe Zig til
at flstes neoooer al Strsmmen. =
@lbria bapoe Iileius eler Smeffet
at SaIbitof foritprret Rppernes Sag.
len oe Rsien 8 "8offel" / 2ierne, og
uooper @interen, naar <loen orep
8argen enc neb ira 8ioben os Ten.
iagten, fit ben buiere / Salen, iom
ben biIbe.
Nen oppe / Spabereet = openfor
Ser, boor mi auItenaagrenben ligger
bapbe en- 9amieidr inbrettet liz meo
lin Mage, laa beroppe meb pagtiom.
me Zine og par gneberifsr og Gems
mono oper belle ellie Sopoal.
90 Longer ipo / 9alen, giennem
SieIbifaret peb gpre &amie, bar Der
Iliorpei for glgen, naar Den tGnfte
Jig ober fra 8ieoeoal for at sipite De
pibtitrafte Better peO Spbpgieitsi-
lene = bpis ben oa life foretraf at
felge Sopbalselpen norooper for at
nappe Iiot al De fine engtuer peb
Siaeitab.
gn @aarmorgen fom giiitenoa-
bamien too oppe / @ergeifaret og
feg, CAB ben nogle urolige "8rGu
It'll" fra Jig og labbeoe opoper for
at parsIe fin Somilie = ben baobe
oernebe fra glpeiiben bort 2poen al
flingenoe Staal moo Sr9itammerne.
Sg fra nogle StenbeIer, Der al ga.
tlren pur reiit OBJ iom til en- Iiben
Stue, iteg en- fin, 6laa Tpg op / Sui
ten. 90 n9ite Gog, ba Sisrnen inn.
iebe omfring oernebe for at UNDER.
isge, bpab bette forunoerIise monne
bore, fit ben en- bpinenbe Gil / gel.
len. Oct bragte ben til siebliffelig
at brpoe op meb i'm Mage, og life
Itanieoe Barrel, isr De par / Siffer-
beb oppe / Set soe 2iumfielb.
Siben bar Der life &o / ellie Cop.
sal - og oct bar eaaet iaaIebes for
fig:
Iaa Rui / SpresoaI bnpoe @aarb.
manSen en- Sieneiteoreng peb Raon
Igne. 9enne Gsne par en- oaffer,
iterf &or, bel spet | alifens SorPt og
S~9rbibeber.
Gatteren paa 8aaroen, Snsrei,
bar elf til asne; men bette bueoe
life benSes Sar, iom bapSe beitemt
beabe for Son al en- Storbonoe.
: ct Sag bIep Der Strib melem
De 10 9eiIere, og bet enbte meb, at
aaue brpbte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Saa maatte ban flpste op / Seiene,
og Sngrei fuIsie BAN. De bIeD
baaroelis iorfulste Of Snereis Gar
GA ben 9rpbtes SIGst; men taffe.
p9re agne's Msgt % lloboloenbeo,
iIap De unbof. De bros MOB Spb.
cit og fom ina til Serteoanb. bpor
M @aaroen apipt Iisaer. Ger tom.
reSe @sne en- Spite, os De boeoe Der
ct aar. Men nRite gaar blep be at.
Ter eiteritrGbt al Sngreis Sar, iaa
De maatte isse op ! Seien. De Leo
M meget ouot, for oct par tioIis
paa @aareu. Cmiioer fom De neo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Gi>t ont pore nyeite Weceaer al
Symaifinen
Hn=pennen"

3 monge GGr bar hi icnbt no "Susoeurer" Srnaffner til Bore bpu.
nerter til Yrier. Jon bar iparet tem mango 4enqe 5mSuber. 4iol brueer
0usuernen" syaaftrer ng a mere ero u1tge til at iBe %. hpor tTeos be
er ne fine @dftner, ubhp9t iom Sife er mo Re ngere Sorbebrmser pa
Snndfunabrfdttoncus Cmraaoe. Stigut De rIore Wobeaer nppe hmoe ssrs
oeOre er BOG DC ne lbeGoer az "Susoenatn" mere roberue o9 foreuer mango
nomereoe eeenfaber. iaGfom Bet fuIoeube Sabbrstubtuet % ben nWb nwet
SStaalfntel toorfpneoe autonratrfe 9sfctubrdntne I'll at brtnse RaftHbooet paa
Yldos, tor. NE al nrtue ale be mango drore neutrality-suspicious. Snortntus
GER lem epr epHtnsen pd 6iSe Ulaftnrr mere liz, Sg eTS arbebe
VI bar dGr ben Sorrstehe at turue anbef1le 3 dbele5 rge ~Susberen"s
gRaftrr, - ns baabe mb Serfnu til aontrltrou, n6frr og 5or6ebrtnser -
1on 81 bar tlFfet Steu osr bore Gnr, rcltrrbte Yadfnmnter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11

6pcuraoenbe aibiOnng sienatr "5u5ocnmn" Six 1ol mn gHONep net
% originate ornameuteret pt1noHrcrcr Sruuuf al huuFlact gqeur. Ser sr
He Iau8e 5toclufer msS bsIgcformene EorHScr oJ goIeuc &e5Tag6aanOtrG os
en- bfoer SuHe pao gPibpn SWim ri POO er zen iubrctet meo en- prspet
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iOnt mtomatli. Litter 9tnltn1oost zultr' ira BET ho,
fre &ee. Gigeum Er. 200 GBr BEN b1O man t0ocr Double SUf SHth"
lambctnal 90 er oilers noinmt mb ale momme Norbsornaer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
ELk|NS IS BURIED
IN MAPLEWOOD
GREAT CONCOURSE OyERFLOWS
LITTLE CHURCH IN HIS
f'J
HOME TOWN.

ELkINS, W. VA, January Sen
ator Stephen r. Elkins was buried in
Maplewood cemetery to-day while
roughly dressed workmen from his
estate stood side by side with repre-
sentatives OF official Washington and
West Virginia's executive family.
The funeral train reached Elkfns
at sac from Washington. Members
of the family. the Washington offi-
Gals and the State officers had sepa-
rate cars.
Funeral services were hold In the
Davis Presbyterian church, which has
a seating capacity of about four hun
bred Two thousand persons crowd
ed into the church and stood lined
up far down the road The body wac
taken from the church to the train
and conveyed directly 10 the ceme-
terry. where brief services preceded
the interment,
The Senator'S coffin was born by
his employees, many OF whom had
been In his service a score of years.
Mrs. Elkins was not able to be
present. She ia Frustrated at her
Washington home.
Senator Elkins former colleagues
were honorary pallbearers. The SEN
ate was represented by Senators Scott
Bacon. Kean. Bailey, Foster. Carter.
Smith and Root; the lower house by
Representative Andrews. Rucker,
Alexander. Longworth, Calderhead
and Lamb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
Colonial.

The original Sevengaia. king Of
hypnotists and monarch OF nirth-
makers, win shine as the bright par
ticular star at the Colonial during
the week to start Monday next. Sc
vengala IL the highest priced artist
ever brought here by Wilmer. Vincent
and Wells. II In claimed that Seven
gala Is without a peer in his chosen
profession, Better than that, per-
haps. is the fact that he has appeared
at all OF tho leading vaudeville the
aters in this country and abroad as a
headline attraction. the press and
public have been loud In their praise
and have bestowed on him the title
of the man with the mesmeric eye,
1t Is said that one performance given
by Sevengala causes more fun and
genuine laughter than dozen farce
comedies or circuses. and, of addi-
tional interest il the statement that
he gives an entirely different per-
Torrance at every show.
Dave Woods animal actors Will
provide another strong feature or the
bill, perhaps lacking In the scientific
interest OF the hypnotic performance.
but certainly every bit rs strong IN
popular appeal and with just as many
comedy possibilities. Mr.. Wood car
ries his own stage settings. and his
large collection OF trained monkies
and dogs go through g. complete per-
Torrance that IL productive OF
screams of laughter.
completing the vaudeville bin will
be Jimmy Cowper. a black face CO.
median. singer and talker. with new
and amusing line OF chatter and some
good Old melodies. enabling him to
show his dark-town dialect.
Norbert Hamilton will sing the IL
Illustrated song. Baby Blue" except
on Wednesday and Thursday. when
his special offering will be the del3
cious melody. lin Happy Momenr-
from the everlasting popular operA
'Maritana."
New and exclusive photo-pfay fea.
trres will c0mpiets the lengthy Dill.
the amateurs will add an enjoyable
feature on Friday night, and the daily
performances will be continuous az
ternoon and night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
QUALITY UP TO STANDARD.
But OFFERINGS LIGHT

Especial TO The Richmond virginian. }
DANVILLE, VA. Jan. 7.--Sales OF
leaf tobacco on the breaks" were
resumed Wednesday morning, after
the year end holidays. but the offer
ings were very light, owing to the dry,
cold weather prevailing. The quality
OF the tobacco sold has about been
up to the standard, and there has
been no noteH orthy change In prices.
The order buyers are still in the mar
ket with undated demand. which Is
uniformly good for all grades
A large inflow OF leaf Is anticipated
AZ soon as a favorable season appears
the growers being anxious to sell their
crop, lest the high price level decline,
good warm rain will mean heavy
breaks"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
PATTERSON TO BUILD
EARLY AS POSSIBLE

Officers OF the IF. A. Patterson To-
hacco Company said Saturday morn
ing that 1t was the purpose and de-
sire TO build the new factory in the
Southside Just as early as possible
and every effort will be made to push
the building TO completion. The COM
pany has paid for tho big tract OF
land and as soon as plans are decided
upon will begin the work Of oonstruc-
ton.
Officers of the company ara now
inspecting some OF the largest to-
bacco factories In the world, and no
expense will be spared to make the
Richmond plant one of the most com
plete and modern factories ever built
There Ia absolutely no foundation
for the rumor that several small fac
tories of the American Tobacco Com
pany will be consolidated with the Il.
"A. Patterson Company plant. The
business of this company has grown
to such enormous proportions that 1t
became absolutely necessary to have
greatly enlarged manufacturing ia
cilities. The company expects to make
and distribute more, manufactured tn-
hacco than any other concern in the
South.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
FAMILY TROUBLES
BEFORE SQUIRE

There were several cases OF family
troubles before the Oak Grove maRis-
trate's court Friday. all of which were
dismissed on payment OF costs
The work Of laying bricks on the
new fire engine house at Tenth and
Bainbridge streets began Saturda y
morning. The concrete foundation
has been finished for some time and
the work will now he pushed as rap
IDLY as possible. 1t is thought the
building will be complete by March
l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
BUILD NEW FENCE
FROM FREE BRIDGE

workmsn were engaged Saturday In
building a new guard fence On the
west sids of the street embankmens
from the end OF the Free bridge to
Seventh street. The old fence was
in a horrible condition and in some
places had fallen down and was prac-
tically no protection against fright
ened team running over the steep
embankment.
There IN at present an excellent
fence on the east side OF the street,
which Is made thoroughfare, the
embankment extending from the
south end Of the Free bridge to Sev-
anth street There Is also q grano-
lithic sidewalk on this side OF the
street, but none on the other.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
II INSTALL NEW
H..STLR SUNDAY
Et.t. C.IAELs.s IT. sTRiBLING TO BE
INDICTED ~ PETERSBURG
PAsTontTG VITA DUE
.NIU.4i S HO il REOPENS
CANDIDATES -AANopNcE- THEM
SELVES FOR OFFICE o FCITY
TREAS rUER--NEw NOTES
Oh CUCkADE CITY.
NIUAl S HO IL REOPENS

Especial to The Richmond VirEi.iian.)
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. KEY.
Charles r. Stribliny will sunday es en-
ing be installed as pastor of the Taou
street Presbyterian church. Drs, Nc
kaden and Rice, of RichInon4, wlli
assist in the ceremonies as well as
Rev. b ii. =RoIsten,F of the Seeona
Presbyterian church. OF Petersburg.
labb Street has been without pas
.or since Dr. John >. oster removed
to birmingham last January.
On January 10 The Chamber OF
Commerce will give banquet to its
members, previous to wnicn a Dusi-
ness meeting will be held in A. u.
Hill Camp Hall
Night school Reopens.
The Petersburg night school has
reopened In the Anderson Seminary
building on Washington street. /,
| large number of students have en-
rolled. but there Is room for more,
This school is doing great good to
| those who cannot attend day school
Announce Candidates..
Messrs. c. l.. BarkeQaie and Gerald
Stratton have announced their can
didacy for city treasurer at the ex-
piration OF the term of Treasurer w
/ f. Ramey. who cannot succeed him
| self owing to the law regarding treas
urers succeeding themselves.
I Friday 5rishe Club.
Mrs. +. II. Drewry entertained the
| Friday Bridge Club mt her residence
/ yesterday afternoon. Her guests were:
Mrs. ". F. Drewry, Mrs. John II. Clai-
borne, Mrs. Harry Woody. Mrs. James
/ NJ 1P n11ya In
| Mrs. Charles e. Plummer, Mrs. Pres
! ton l.. Roper, Mrs. Carl II. Davis. Mrs
| Robert A. Martin, Jr., Mrs. George
Cameron, Jr., Mrs. H. G. Leigh; Misses
! Alice Spicer Margaret thinner, Mar
| garet Ramsey. Annie Gill, Nan Davis
Sadie Foster, Jean Trigg. Mary Pau
Roper, Mary Booth.
Newsy Notes.
! The Ladies' Memorial Association
met this afternoon at the A. p. Hi
Camp Hall for the discussion OF Inn
portant business.
Mrs, Joseph +. Rockwell died Fri.
day in Washington at the home of hei
sister. Mrs. Rockwell formerly resid-
ed in Petersburg and Is we'll known
here
A new Sunday school room has jus
been added to the Good Shepherd Me-
mortal church in Blandford and Will b.
occupied Sunday morning. Mr.. James
w. Wells is superintendent OF thi'
school.
The regular monthly meeting of th'
special board of directors of the Cen
trail State Hospital WAS held Friday ar
ternoon. No business otner than rou
tine OF special Importance was trans
acted.
The sales of loose tobacco will b.
commenced at the warehouses on Tues
day. Much of the crop is yet unsold.
Mrs. Susan f. Ball, an aged ant
greatly respected lady, died Friday n
the home of her grandson. Mr.. w.
Wherry, on the corner of West an'
West High streets. She IL survival b.
one sister, Mrs. Rebecca J. Allen, o
Richmond. and three grandchildren
Messrs. w. /. Nheary, OF this city. 10
seph r. Wheary. of East Radford, Va
and Mrs. Kate l.. Bryant, Of Rich
mond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
SMALL CHANGES IN
BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK. Jan, f.--The weekly
bank statement shows the followin !
changes:
Reserve on all deposits, increase.
1859, 500.
Reserve on deposits other than
United States. increase. s1.657,s2b.
Loans. decrease. $5,s58.900.
Specie, increase ss73.l00.
Leral tenders, increase, s1,262,600.
Deposits, increase. sl,903.600.
Circulation, decrease, s2o9,400.
Total loans. s1.22s.336.5 500.
The surplus of the banks Is So
916.426, as compared with s5,167.-
cts year ago, and $ef,S9o.T5g two
years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
SHEER HUNG r is
CAUSE CT DEATH

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. THE sixth
victim OF the garment makers strike
here, which has now heightened to
ave months, was polled to-day when
Mrs. RISE Seigelierner died from
4 aryati,n n, leaving two children.
The woman formerly did piece
work for the large garment-makers
but the riiSe cut off this work. She
VS. apparently ignorant Of the relief
wtrk hat Is being carried on among
the strikers and had not asked for
help.
The strikers will arrange for the
care of the motherless children. More
restitution than usual II reported
alt the calls for aid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
CAUSES SELLING
IN COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.--Reports that
the Carnegie Truat Cemrenys had been
closed were accompanied by some Wall
Street selling at the opening of the
cotton market, and after starting
steady the list became nervous and ir-
regular. After the call there was q
good demand from Liverpool and local
longs at the recession and this steadied
the list.
Prices: January, s14s0@14e5; Feb
ruary, $i4.75Q14.76; March. SASS @
14.Sa; May, $15.o2U16-o2: July. $500
@15o3, August. $l47S; October.
sI3.3s. ...>,
Cotton closed steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
MARKET RALLIES
FROM ITS SHOCK
CLOSING OF CARNEGIE TRUST
COMPANY HAS ONLY TEMPO
RARY EFFECT ON NJ NET.

NETWORK, Jan. 1.-THE news OF
the closing of the Carnegie Trust Com
pany causcd some hurried selling at
the opening of the stoct market to-day.
but the fractional losses were quickly
recovered, and ait the end of fifteen
minutes some stocks showed net
gain.
The market continued strong all
through the first hour
Government unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Market closed strong.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
DEATH NOTICE.

ed. suddenly Friday
night at o'clock. January 6. 1911.
at her late residence OF her husband.
street, MRS LIZZIE Bi4SNTON.
Funeral services from Park place
NJ Il. curch, MONDAY morning at IL
o'clock, January 8. 1911. Please
omit flowers.
She Is survived by the following
Children: Mrs. Geo, l.. Wise, Mrs. A.
X. Scott and A, Cole Blanton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07

At the conclusion Of the business
meeting a social session was held,
when refreshments were served and
hobhle skirts and toque hats discussed
at great length.
Henderson Lodge, I. o. o. F.. has
installed the following officers: Noble
grand, II. p. Hancock: vice-grand, r.
B. Adams: past grand, w. o. Strick-
land; secretary. c. 3, Wells: treasurer.
T. r. Morton; chaplain. III r. Gary:
warden. G. L. Riggin: conductor. Jas
Smith: right sentinel to noble grand.
p. III. Reams left sentinel to vice
grand, c. v. Jones: inside guard. W.
w. Simmons; outside guard. w. l..
East: "rfgth scene supporter, A. s,
Bartlett; left scene supporter, w. T.
Bsughan. right sentinel to vice.
grand, w. NJ. Gentry: left sentinel to
ytre-grand H. c. CLAYTON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
AT the Theatres

hffa isaaz4lfI Carrie.
H har& t@gr viii appear ir
"yumpiAs Jupiter" al the Academy OF
Masi Monday. Tits is one of the star
attract ms offered at this playhouse
this season. The cast includes Edna
Wallace Hopper. VIII Phiibrick.
Cheridah Simpson. Carrick Major,
Lester Crawford, Madison Smith.
dorothy Mayndard. Isabelle Winloch
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
SEALED PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceiyed at this office until r. NJ.
Monday January i6. 1911, for the
construction of sewers In certain
streets. .-.q.,,.4...
Full information will be furnished
to bidders upon application at this
Office.
A certified check for 1850 90 must
aceofo p8Ly eFel bid a. guaranty
for oNecnt or contract
-+H s r 3t}i ING
city Eng neer,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-07
Miscellaneous.
WOOD AND COLD.

COLDER WEATHER WILL COME.
and. white | do not anticipate any
advance in coal or wood, l would IKE
for all my customers that can do so
10 get esn supply now. because IL
Is impossible to deliver 10 all prompt
Is in bad weather. am unloading
Two to four cars each day OF the very
best. Try one. LONG, THE WOOD
MAN. Office: 1906 West Broad. Four