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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-18
FAKE BIG STRIKE IN BUNKER HILL.

Development work which has been carried on the Su
side of the Bunker Hill and Sullivan has proven beyond
loubt that this portion Of the ground will furnish work ol
many years to The company has been doing large
amount of development work in the Sullivan this winter The
opening up Of the bodies that there ore
sight in the property that before in spite of the fact
that the property has been worked for than % years
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-18
GET MILLING ORE TN WONDERFUL

strike Of good milling in the property of the Won
lcrul Mining company adjoining the Bullion is reported this
week. The ore is gaena surprise to the owners as it was
believed there lead in that part of the district 1t
he intention of the company to drift the vein for 50 feet
more, the work TO be done by contract The was
ountered at depth of $50 feet and it is said that gain of
DOT for foot will be made from now on
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-18
MINERS DONATE TO ORPHANS.

Mrs 5 B. Chase Of the Idaho Home Finding and Aid AS
oclaon returned to Wallace this week after spending week
the vicinity Of Mace and Burke She reported herself ex
remedy grateful for the response made by the of the
lecla mine. The subscription list circulated by the shift
BOSS with the result that the subscribed $148 for the ina
ia support of the home
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-18

The United Lead mnie has purchased three new machines
to be used in the driving of their long tunnel which is now in
nearly mile The United Lead according to reports has
some very fine and the prediction is made that it will be
shipper in the near future.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-18

The Silver Rock tunnel is being driven by Walter St Ger
nam and the face shows very nice looking mineral and
as the Silver Rock is just commencing to gain depth the stock
holders satisfied with the present showing which more than
lustiies them in continuing the long lower tunnel
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-18

Walter st Germain is at present working Of his contract
1t the Rainbow and indications said to be most promising
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25
THANKSGIVING
DINNERS GIVEN
BY FAMILIES OF WHEELING AND
VISITORS WILL ATTEND
A Number Of Dances and Card Par.
les VIII be Given During the
Week Holiday Parties.

Many families in Wheeling and the
surrounding will spend their Thanks
giving around the family fireside and
happy to do so. Happy should b.
the family whose members are all
present for thar yearly feast BE- the
spread elaborate or Otherwise Tur-
key will play an important part on
the menu ia many homes. while 9th
ers Will be- content 10 have the usual
daily meal In accordance with the
old New England custom. all family
parties are held ON thar day. and 70
should be- so everywhere. when its
possible for members OF the family
10 he together THANKSGIVING
The handsome play with an appro-
pr.af" and clean moral. Tho Trail
of thr Lonesome Pine will be- at the
t0ur' ON Thanksgiving. matinee anI
night. and many theatre parties have
been arranged for that day The
Enirh's Of Columbus. the Mercantile
club. the Elks. and other clubs 81.
terrain this week During the hoU-
days. Mr.. and Mrs j. j Holloway
viii entertain with dance party for
their daughter Miss Eleanor The
CAT" i- Friday December %. and the
ball i- to br held 90 fhr Sf-4ffor,l
Springs Hotel Mrs Charles 81
Tr'--"1 vn entertain at fha Fort
Henry CLUB. ON Monday. December
g." efh a dance party for her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

club. will he given "Wednesday even
INK. November .. in the new clul
quarters. IN 10" Board OF Trad.
rooms Cards viii be- enjoyed from
10 10. and dancing Will be- .nioy.,
from 10 10 j. Mcist,r's orch.sfr.
VIII furnish The music. and th" com
mittce IN charge is composed %,
Leon y. stein. Edwin =. Kline. Lou
q. Kraft. Benz =. Baer and Charl..
Schiesinger. tn" affair viii be wei
attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25
illustrated Lecture

This evening a. the Stone chruch
az Elm Grove an illustrated lecture
viii D." given bv Gustayc \ Weber.
under tle auspices ~ The B-ssir
Shaw Mission Band Nj Weber
viii i"cfur" on Oberammercua and
On" Passion Play. illustrated bv 40
st"riopucan views Mr. Weber has
visited the Austrian town during the
great play. and has been lecturius for
iy"lve years The public is eXpcC-
ting rare treat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

Miss Mary Best entertained th"
saturday Sewing club at her home
on th" Island. Saturday Miss Mar
raret ilrnuius. Who is the guest ul
her aunt. Miss kafr We.drhusch was
an honor guest Tho-. present be-
SID" Miss iiouuinC we're Misses Alice
Mcclure. Elizabeth Shellhase. Flea
nor Tat ior Nary Best. Virginia
Moore. virginia Dean
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25
Tnanksalvlnn parcr

Tl" CotIlou club will entertain
this evening az the Carroll club. with
their annual THANKSGIVING dance
TO" usual larr" u'feudd,e is expect.
'i and Fnntf"ld' orchestra will fur
nIsh fu" music. Their" viT De- three
shadow durin1 th' evening. and The
affair Will Doe enjoyable FOB I.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25
Thanksgiving Dance.

The TOVIld- Coriliou club Will give
their THANKSGIVING dance on Monday
night ~ the Carroll club auditorium
io- which fin" program Will br ar.
ranged. under the direction az Prof.
Becker The auditorium will he beau.
tifuliy decorated fo- tho occasion.
and llrc" crowd is looked for Their.
will BE- three shadows given durinl
the cvcniu. Music Will h- furnished
by Bcuthcld'- full orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25
Wednesday Musical Club.

The Wednesday Musical club now
known as the music department OF
the Woman's Club. have their regu.
lar recital in the y o L. W. rooms
on "Wednesday afternoon at . o'clock
The appended program is Of great
interest. and 10 the student II offers
unusual opportunity as a study The
especial Instrumental number. the 4
Minor tonCertO-as everyone know
established the fame Of the Nor
wecian master. Grieg /. is a bean.
tiful poem. voicing the gentlest feel
ings OF IN" human heart. as we'll as
the airi"st visions % tho imagina.
ton. and IFS Interpretation hv tho
talented young artist. Miss Wolf.
promises an unusual pleasure.
PART
Ch"rue nature E"surres ton
Concerto - minor, Grf.y
Allegro motto moderate
AdaEin
Allegro moderator motto . mar-a,o
torct'~trai part on second piano ,
Miss Jessie W"iff ara Mr. r. ". Stif-L
ElI English s.nF N'' j. D. uora.io Parker
'a' Love O. SI.kr.~.
'"' I"m,e. come. SIS Hearts DE.
'rl ON. t.o,ei % Maiden Fair
tsfr Ns-f
Mr. Flora Williams
Piano TO-.
fsl LfrL.-trtuu
t'' \sl4n lWpfrurfu
..H kufysr. f-U.ts
Miss Jessie WU.fr
i'tr" .ttsrv p
fuE FdrIr. .a-s
Miss Jessie. tNuIff
f'''-' f." ltrhf't. Ne-fr
Mics Ermr Etffla. .I..u suu4u.-f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

Sl0."uu Tor IN, death o. NonIk. ~
g. hamilton, administrator a.. fnc ,--
tate OF John g. Mccarthy. Co. sing fo
Slh.unu judgment against rho city
Railway company tor the death OF
Mccarthy
ON tine Chauc,ft ~lGr thor. are
many divorce and other BOA, Ir'auf
Of the viii at fh" la-c Samuel Nrltt.
". Va. Pulp and Paper company v~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

The second OF series of dances
VIII be- given los the E'ks. af their
club on Fifteenth street. ON Tuesday
evening. Beutheld's orchestra Will
iIrul- hfh" music Tho amusement
committee has the event tu charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

daughter. Miss Eliza The usual
Assembly ball will be- given at the
Stratiord Springs Hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

sisted by Mrs Elsie Kincheloe The
proceeds OF the entertainment will 20
toward the choirs contribution 90 the
new church fund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

TUE
| tta OF
ovrrv
grievances id,
ne ~ other night ftst ~
os a,a a OF r.r no
iroIh" nth IS ctli o.
whenever 'hir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

isn't r. SAID fhe ,.re
max mental We'll
VIVA" nervous depression T. Tho Wort
une had anyone 100. So
y IN fee hat Wsvr
ihcrc D., something in that reluctantly conceded
should
Vas '' -" '''''
IS sometimes hard
- '
M We sonetme e.i as that par
In r1ty such infinitely
more 'f'rt ana patience
We mink 81 nerves as intangible
ABOUT VIII
be- the o r-aUty
80 IN the future when
tot 10 sid
VIII me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

The annual Thank giving dane,
and card party % the Mercantile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-25

fHH i.u vance
fuI FdrIu.
Miss Ta-sI. WnIff
~ Hf' FFtHrf f.. fHtHhrtl. Naafr
M'r- trmr Etffl~. .l4u nfuutu.-f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03

one of the most enjoyable of the
holiday functions was the handsome
reception rendered the congregation
"f Leigh Street on New Years Day
by their pastor and his wife, Rev.
and Mrs J. j. Wicker. The home.
on LETTERS IN Park was prettiiy deco
rated for thu occasion. palms and
pottcd plants being used 10th i'll re-
ception hall and parlors. In the din
Ing room the electric doInc was veil
ed in Southern snilaX. IA huge bas
kct of ferns and Killarney roses be-
ing the centcrpiecc of the table.
Those who assisted the host and hos
tess in receiving were Mesdames +.
s. Holdcroft. a. \. Hasker. NJ. f..
Allen and w. T. West Those who
served in the dining room, where
dainty refreshments were dispensed.
We're Misses Maggie Parrish, Ida
Holdcroft. Elizabeth Wicker aud
Grace Cottrell. String music was
ava added attraction during the~even-
ing,
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss sophie Wall to Mr.. Ed
ward r.. Harr. Of Danvile. The cere-
mony was performed in the home of
Monday. January 1st.- at IT,, clock.
and was witnessed by only the MEM
bers of the brides family and the
grooms parents, Rev. Father Hugh
McKeefrey was the officiating min
tstrr fhe Bride. Who Il the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Langdon Wall, was at
tired In II Handsome blue satin cos,
tune. yelled In marquisette. She
wore ii large black picture hat and
carried Brides roses. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Ilarr left for Danville, where they
were rendered wedding dinner on
their arrival by the groem.s sister.
They left MohSay night for an ex-
tended trip to Cuba, after which they
wil lie at home in Danvilie, where
the groom ts valued emp1oye OF
the Oliver Chilled Pillow Company.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF st. James church will
meet Wednesday afternoon, az Mon
day was holiday.
The Woman's Missi onary Society
Of Leigh Street Is holding n week OF
prayer, with services each after,
noon from to 5. All the ladies of
this and other churches are, invited
To attend.
The Reading Circle OF St James
church will meet next Tuesday In the
home OF Mrs. William Atkinson, nf
Chin oraxo Park. Mrs ". W. Smith
and Mrs. John Hughes are the read
ers for the afternoon.
The Mission Study Claas Of Union
Station will meet FRIDAY afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
Barton Heights

Miss Rebecca Davis. who was the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. H. DCi.vs
guest OF her mother, Mrs. X. c. Davis.
has returned tn Lawrenceville.
Miss Lois Farrell. or Brook1and
Park, has returned home from visit
10 her uncle. Mr.. J. +. Hicks. of Dunn
barton.
MIR. Floyd Craighili of Lynchhurg. 10
the guest Of his brother. the Rev. q.
Peyton Craigaiii,
Miss JenevleYe Batten. OF Surry
county and Miss Susie Lee. OF Isle
OF Wight coun' are visiting the
Miss Barrett, of Brookland Park.
Miss Louise Moors. who was oper-
ated on at the Memorial Hospital two
weeks ago. has sufficiently improved
to be at home.
Mrs. Harry Parker and children. OF
Charleston. :. G. are visiting her par
ents Mr.. ana Mrs. Smith. of Brook
land Park.
Miss Bessie Anderson of Greenvilie.
y. c., after visiting Mrs. W. G. Cnsny.
in Virginia avenue. has gone to visit
friends in Farmvillc.
a watch service was held at tho
Methodist church Sunday night In
which there we're quite n number par
Elephants. The service was an inter-
esting one.
The Barton Heights Woman's Club
VIII Hold IT'S regular monthly meeting
in the assembly hall of the school
house Wednesday afternoon at four
O'Clock An attractive program, has
been arranged and u full ate ndance II
desired as it IL the first meeting Ia
tho new year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
BRILLIANT NUPTIALS
AT LEESBURG HOME

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.l
LEESBURG. VA, Jan, AT the
home of Mrs. Daniel r. Willard, at
Goresvillo. this county, Monday at high
noon, her niece. Miss Nellie Lee At
well. was married to John Carter o.
burn. OF Lockett~ Va.
The ceremony. owing to the recent
death of Dr. Willard. was Witnessed
by only the two immediate families.
II was performed by Rev. G. {. Dur
kee, rector OF Christ Episcopal church,
Goresvilia. assisted by Rev. s. Roger
TYLER. rector of St. Marks Episcopal
church. Richmond. The wedding music
was played by Mrs. Durkee. The dec
orafions wera OF holly. mistletoe and
other Christmas greens.
The bride. who was unattended,
wore n going away gown OF dark blue
serge, with large black picture hat,
and carried white prayer book.
Following the ceremony breakfast
was served. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
peburn left for a brief tour. They
will make their home at Goresville.
The bride Is 6 daughter of Mrs. Ger.
trude Atwell. of Lovettsville. and the
groom Is son of the late Herbert
Osborn. Of Leesburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
Chicago Grain and Produce Market
BY JOS. Il. pRITCHARD.

CHICAGO Jan. 2.-The bulls in
wheat were greatly encouraged today
because of the many changes made
over the holidays that favored hold
.rs of beth the cash and futures
Black rust was reported in Argentina,
where the exportabie surplus has
been reduced on paper from 125,-
900 900 bushels to 104 900, 900 bushels
and the receipts in all positions in
the United States showed a let up
compared with a fortnight ago. In
addition to these buliish factors was
the fact that there were many de-
sertions from the bears to the bulls,
Final prices at Chicago were up
around the highest level of the ses-
sion and showed net gains Of SIS a.
Use.
The bear element in corn expected
with favorable weather for Smelling
and moving there would be an almost
complete change In the matter OF
sentiment and that prices would sell
TO a much lower level. Resting spots
tonight were the smallest fraction
high for the day. yet they were Ia
U lie. below the hghest levels
reached.
oats were higher and while the
best prices were not fully held there
was an ,undercurrent Of considera bel
strength.
Provisions We're steady
Omen I!iEn Low Close
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
TO LAY CORNERSTONE
OF MASONIC HOME

tSpe ,sl To The Richmond Nirginian.J
KALEIGHt Jan, 1.-The
annual communication If the North
Carolina Grand Lodge of A. +. and A.
Masons. Will begin In Raleigh next
Wednesday. January ,.
The meeting and banque, viii be
held on the sixth and seventh floors
OF the splendid granolithic Masonic
Temple. erected by the Masons Of
the State. Ave Years ago. the five
lower floors heing occupied as Offices,
except the ground floor. in which Is
located one of the leading banll4 and
three mercantile establishments. The
property pays the best dividend on
its investment Of any building In the
city, and the net profits In rentals
have now reached the point To au
thorize the beginning OF the construc-
ton nfvthe Home for INDECENT Ma
sons and their wives.
The cornerstone Of that structure
viii be formally laid at Greensboro
the latter part OF the present month,
and the profits Of the temple here
win 60 towards sustaining it,
Grand Secretary John c. Drewry.
". Va, and resided for several years
In Richmond. where he still has bus
mess interests, has inst completed
his annual report to the Grand
Lodge
IL shows that there has been gain
Of over 1000 in membership OF the
! subordinate lodges Of the State dur
/ ing the year Just closed; that the
I resources have very materially in
( creased; that the total number OF
/ active subordinate lodges now have
! a membership If over - 1000 mem
Aers In coed standing.
/ There will he 200 delegates attend
! ing the Grand Lodge meeting next
week. Five eminent Masons have
I died during the past year: Grand
! Lecturer G. V Bahnson, Past DEPUTY
Grand Master Thomas S. keenan,; Past
Grand Master G. G. Clark and Or +
| NJ. Mayo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
CHURCH HILL NEWS
Ms intended for has column be
H,H Bank phoned 10 Madison 1885

at the church. All ladies interested
in the study of missions are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs George Walford, OF
Chimborazo Park, have returned
from Franklin. where they were the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Rlankenship
Mrs. John Strickland. of Durharn.
\. c., who has been the guest OF Mr.,
Andrew Strickland. has returned
home.
AIR. and Mrs kemper Roper. whn
have been spending the holidays
with the formers mother. have re-
turned to their home In Clifton
Forge.
DIR, Turner $. Shelton and sister,
of Woodland Heights. were the New
Year guests of friends on East Grace
street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Wagner are
leaving this week to make their
home In Lynchburg
Miss Ada Moore and Miss Eta
5asroosss ~io spent New Years With
the formers parents in lower Hem
rico. have returned to their home IN
East Marshall street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
UNESSENTIALS

Delaney Crane had been elected
to manufacture THE Jinx." and there
was keen anticipation when dinner
had been cleared away and brown
paper parcel placed before him. With
a mischievous smile he cut the cords.
stripped off the paper and pushed
''The ink" forward into public view.
There was an immediate shout of
appreciation and laughter. The
ink was wooden 1gure about a
foot in height. beautifully carved. Ii
was likeness of Jack Wilmington
likeness so patent as to be in
on his face and his hands were out
stretched.
Below, suspended in midair on a
wire all but invisible. Was the falling
vase of Mrs. Mlllionbucks."
The little statue passed from hand
to hand amidst delighted comment
just the way you looked
jack" cried Tommy Mullane.
Really, Delaney. it's splendid
piece Of work" said Mrs. Catlin, ad-
miringly.
Its wonder he hasn't sold i, for
u thousand dollars" contributed Wal
lace. and they laughed at Cranes ex-
pense. He laughed, too. good nat
uredly enough, for he made no secret
of his determination to secure from
art the last cent IL would yield.
Nellie Cameron was shy. herself.
she knew the tortures of shyness.
None but she and Nora saw the pain
back OF Jack Withingtonts smile as
he balanced the manikin on his palm.
Really, Delaney she said
sharply. you put too much en-
phasis on unessentiais."
"A Danieless come to Judgment.
grinned Crane. Meaning the vase,
presume"
"Yes-that's just what l mean, 1t
would be perfectly lovely without
that old thing tumbling down there. "
Why" shouted Crane. the vase
is its excuse for being, Without that,
you little simpleton, it wouldn't be
a Jinxi'
That was 1t. thought Nora: Put
ting too much emphasis in uncsssu-
tails" They We're all doing that,
she had been doing 1t until Nelle's
inspired sentence lighted her path
like lightning flash
Delaney Crane WAS putting toe
much emphasis on the unessential o.
money. She had been putting too
much emphasis on the unessential OF
Within1tons clumsiness and unease
She had permitted it To blind her to
~" foot "Net 10 was a kindhearted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
WELCOME
TO LEGISLATORS
EXCEPTION AND BANQUET WILL
BE GIVEN IN THEIR HONOR
AT HOTEL.

One Meek from today the Legis-
laturc VIII be in session. and that night
II isthe purpose Of the Richmond dele
gates to have IA welcome reception.
his will take the form of "A banquet
at one of the hotels, and Will be an
affair of some magnitude.
1t is expected that Lieutenant GOV
ernor Ellyson will preside. and there
Will be several speeches by the older
members and some by the new mem
bers. State officials will be included
in the speaking. and some of the bus
mess men OF Richmond will also have
"a word OF greeting.
The custom of welcoming the visi-
tors began several years ago. and 1t
has served to bring the members in
close touch with Richmond. to make
the lawmakers feel that they are In
the home OF friends. and that while
in Richmond they are the guests of
the people Of the capital city.
Music VIII he al feature OF the greet
ing, Il string band being engaged for
the occasion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03

ki.fded Mt the opening OF the market
today. prices being from 2 In points
above the iinal figures If Friday. \
-l+ESeE business WAS tran x.Ictrd in the
lat" months, traders buying on the
oiY that these options are selling at
attractive prices, IN View of the un-
ccrtainties in the new crop situation.
The activity and strength II the
early months reflects the grip of the
IAlrrests on those options and
the constant squeezing of the shorts
is making the bear position very an
s-ainfarta BILE, The strength or the
market continued up to the close.
rnal prices being around the best.
Liverpool futures closed at q nef
advance OF from . q TO I-2 points,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
!. NEM YORK pRDnISI1

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Today's pro-
duee markets We're quoted as fol
/ 1ws:
Spot cotton. AS
Wheat---So. J Northern at Mime
apolis. s1o7 rs; No. red. winter.
sac: No. Northern Duluth.
Si1a "a.
Corn---New No. (. O. b., Csc
oats No. white. SIS lee.
Rye No. TO arrive c. i. +. Buffa-
10. s6c.
Harley---Maiting. $11S@sl.3e. c. i.
(. Euffaio.
Flour--Spring patents, s5.35; win
ter strAights ,s4.25.
Millf-ed~~Western bran. $3.50.
rork--Mess si7.25.
Lard Middle West, $3.50
Tailow--Prime city, 8 lac
Coffee Rio No. on the spot.
IA 3-s MA t2c.
Sugar--C.ranulated, fine, s6.75
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.--Options ad-
yAsaced about a dollar bale on the
New York Cotton Exchange today
" reason OF buying by spot inter
$50. Purchases by spot firms caused
fuyther nervousness by shorts, who
r0vefed freely. And influence max
d1g tor high quotation were the in
AllTsaften from abroad that negotia :
's1o1l6 were IN progress looking 10 an
'eW11 adjustment Of the labor trou-
49, III Lancashire. Weaker Liver
81 eabSss were completed, disre-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
generous gentleman--and that she

generous gentleman--and that shs
loved him.
The manikin came to her. amidst q.
little hush Il agree with you, Nell
iie," she smiled Let us forget tho
unessentials."
With deft fingers she twisted FREQ
the wire and vase. and tossed them
into the crate.
The statue stood Acknowledging
ton at his best, as he appeared to-
night. as lie appeared always among
his friends--digniiied, friendly and
companionable.
And both men had their answer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
STARTS OFF NEW YEAR
AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Miss Gertrude Beslin entered upon
her duties yesterday as supcrintend-
ept of nurses at Memorial Hospital.
She came here from Buffalo. where
she filled a similar position at the
German Deaconess' Hospital She
90 lie Louisville Ky her home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-03
NEW ORLEANS MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. New or
leans cotton market: Closing bids
January o.24: March. 9.32. April.
a.3b; May. 9.+3, June, -s,46: Iuly.
O. rs September, s.5s: october, a52
Market closed steady.