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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. May 2.--Manev a,
call on III" stock exchange toda"
opened AZ zI-S per cent. hlghes,
rs; lowest 2 Ia. closing al ; -
per cent. Most Of tho DAYS loans
were made at ? rs per cent.
There Is no change in the ,l,,,o
+ss-tAiasy market, Business -,
auist and featureless. with rates nj
Is per cent. for sixty days; 8 "a
IL per cent. for ninety DAYS
Hha ~ per cent for four. i've
and six months
Commercial paper is unchanged ~
Ia a l-2 per cent. for the b,,s,
names London biscuits az ner
cent, unchanged. Paris discounts 2
Per cent, unchanged. Berlin dir.
counts a. per cent. unchanged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
CHARLES NORMAN
MADE PRESIDENT
MEMBER OF FIRM OF O. III
BERRY & co. HEADS THE
RICHMOND MERCHANTS.

At the quarterly meeting of the
Retail Merchants Association, held AT
the Jefferson Hotel last night. Charles
+. Norman. OF the firm of o. II. Berry
II Co, was elected president Of the
organization to succeed 7. \. Miller,
who retired.
II. g. Boscheu was elected second
vice president Of the association to
succeed Mr.. Norman.
The report of the secretary showed
a large increase in the mem bership
since the last meeting. Other minor
business was transacted and
luncheon WAS served
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
PERTINENT POINTS
ON THE u. S. GAME

Trsnton's elaboration provoked the
crowd-espeoialiy Lige Baker and
an unknown with a mega phone voice.
Umpire Cullen. one of the regulars,
showed up last night. He VIII Off
ciate in the game today. Missed CON
nections from the wild and woody.
Blue is proving himself something
OF a suatter.
What do you think OF Geary's eight
assists.
And not a Richmond man famed.
Some hitting that. especially the
big outfield bunch, Prout and Blue.
IOutfeld assets seem to be common
with Brown and Seybold. GlaSr arms
nix.
Bohannon is one Of the real John
MES on the spot. Few things escape
him, He tried to sacrifice yesterday,
but his legs wouldn't let him, and he
beat It out, while Mcfarland landed
at Dundon's bag.
Goshorn was swatted for ten hits
but look at the support behind him
Fannacaer was unfortunate in his
errors. They seemed easy ones. but
you can't tell from where you sit.
Blue and Bowling cost the league
money yesterday--they knocked tive
balls over the fence. With such heavy
hitters as this league is showing, the
fence Will have to be higher.
Boru is scrapper, Looks good
to see a man go after everything
Game today at AS,
Reading here tomorrow. fresh from
tAe Great White Way.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
FUGITIVE HELD FOR
NEW KENT OFFICERS

John Carr. a negro. is being held
at the First station for the officers
of New Kent county John got into
trouble in that county. was bailed for
FRS appearance, then came TO Rich
mord looking for a Job.
He said last night that he thought
when he was bailcd that was ali there
was II II
Got no business 10 think" safe Ser
sealr Snwcif
John is alleged IN have wiped the
cross roads up with a rival for GER
tain affections, and the other fellow
got the worst OF II.
He says he stands ready to return,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
CUILFORD COLLEGE
DEFEATS V. NJ. 7.

LEXINGTON. VA. May Gull
ford College defeated Virginia Mill
tary Institute today. 5 to 4. in game
of eight Innings. called for the cadets
10 appear at driai. 'rlse visitors won
The game in the sixth inning, when
they made two runs.
Score by innings: r. H. E
Guilford 20 o l 2 o 0--5 II 0
V. NJ. l. % 0 0 0 0 o. Q 8
Batteries: Benbow and Hobbs,
Moore and Reed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
ANNIVERSARY To
Be CELEBRATED
MEMBERS or PRINTERS UNION
Will GATHER IN MASONIC
TEMPLE MAY :.

Richmond Typograp hical Union No.
so will celebrate the forty-sixth an
niversary Of the organization of the
union with a meeting IN Masonic
Temple May at $50 o'clock, to
which all members of the craft and
their employers in the city have been
invited.
The meeting is for the purpose Of
promoting the spirit of fraternalsm
and good Will among the local crafts
men. X luncheon VIII be served. and
a number of short addresses will be
delivered, Entertainment has been
provided In the nature of printers
pastime.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
North Carolina Nurses.
FNO CASES or ALLEGED
CRUELTY TO HORSES

The SIP. C.. A. got busy yesterday
and as a result two alleged offenders
will be quf.zed by Justice John this
morning.
Frank Lewis. a negro. was charged
by Emmett Taylor. the society's alert
agent. with cruelty driving a horse,
End Hezzie stowe. also cclored. was
similarly charged. They declared that
they did not know there was any
thing cruel in their actions, and will
protest in ecnft this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
Busy Icy at the Bijou.

George Sidney loves his role OF
Busy Izzy" He could not be in
duced 10 change It, And IL did
change ii he would be Busy lzzy'
still. for theatergoers who love the
Busy Izzy' type of play would not
tolerate Jawge in anything else. BUSY
izzy IL some play and no mistake. 1t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
EIGHT DOLLARS MISSING
FROM DRAWER OF REAU

Pauline Pollard. negro girl, pro-
fessional servant girl. is being held at
the Second station on charge of tax
ing IS belonging to Mrs. &. b. Norvelf.
by whom she was employed The girl
is charged with abstracting the money
from a bureau drawer, and with
spending il for a summer outfit. This
charge will have To be proven In
police court this morning, Pauline
refused to discuss the situation last
night. Mfr
North Carolina Nurses.
Especial TO the Richmond Nirginian. J
RALEIGH. \. G.. May 1.-THE
North Carolina Nurses Association
today decided to hold the annual meet
ing at Charlotte June 10 to 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03

NEW YORK. May New low
records were made in the cotton con
tract market today. There was no
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va. May ., 1912.
Following are the quotations on the
Richmond Tobacco Exchange:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
At the Colonial.

alwas packs the Bijou when II comes
round and it comes round next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03

International League Scores.
Buffola. 5, Providence. 2.
Rochester. {; Newark. 4.
Montreal, 4: Jersey City. 6.
Toronto, 3; Baltimore. is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03

MARKET CONDITIONS.
Peultry-HeHs and chickens active
at prices quoted
Live Stock-Al live stock in demand.
Country cured meat moving very
slowly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-03
COTTON MARKET.

Va Car. Chen., prtd. \
u G. 700 ia
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09

Columbus Day, October 18th,
1912, will be day long to be re-
membered in Arizona. In all parts
of the state the legal holiday will
be observed with celebrations OF
various kinds The general eelebra-
tons are under the auspices OF the
Knights of Columbus lodges OF the
state, but all citizens are invited to
join in the patriotic exercises re-
gardless OF whether they are Catho-
lie or Protestant The only qualifi
cation will be patriotism.
At Phoenix the celebration will be
held in the City Hall plaza at which
addresses will be delivered by May
or Christy, who presides at the
meeting; Governor G. w. =. Hunt
and w. r. O'Sullivan. district at
torney of Yavapai county. The sub
jcct OF the address OF Mr.. O'Sulli-
van will be Columbus" A number
Of vocal solos will be rendered
among which will be one by Matt
land Davies. who is from New York
and who is known as soloist oI
rare ability and power. There viii
also be choruses by the school chill
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09

the disruption and spoliation of the
Established Church He stands for
more employment and better wages;
for sane and practical land pol
icy: a stronger and more efficient
army and navy and closer cooper
alton with the Oversee Dominions,
When he came home from Ari-
IONA 5000 people assembled to hear
him and hundreds were turned
away London wiseacres on the pc.
litical situation are at variance in
their opinion as to the coming con
ilict but all admit that in Sir Gil.
bert Parker Gravesend has a wond.
criul asset. He has no AK to grind
does not want job and he mad,
his name before he came here"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
BREED GROUP IS
TO BE DEVELOPED
Determination to 80 Ahead is Reached
After Examination Of Property
By E. s. Osborne.
(From Tuesdays Daily

Among the important develop
ment OF the week in mining opera
tons affecting this field. publicity
was given yesterday that the Breed
group, situated in the Mt. Union
district. ten miles to the south OF
Prescott. was to be energetically OPP
Grated by the New Mexico Lead
and Copper Company. which ac-
quired the property some months
ago.
This movement follows after an
examination was made by +, S.
Osborne, the operator Of the. Park
or country, who enjoys very much
prominence a sa practical miner in
state. and who for the past four
teen years has probably accomplish
ed more in bringing the mineral re-
sources of the country at large into
high standard of rating than any
other individual mining man
Mr., Osborne stated yesterday tina,
his inspection of the group OF seven
mines owned by the above corpor.
alton was attended with surprise
and that the surface indications, with
the development in evidence. war
ranted resumption OF operations i'm.
mediately and this would be the
outcome. The placing of machinery
on the Florence mine and the sink
ing OF the main shaft to depth OF
at least 300 feet. will be started dur
ing The present month. while on the
Fife shaft work also will be vigor-
ously prosecuted, The purpose is to
explore the system on a practical
principle of development, and pro
duetion for the present will be OF
secondary consideration. Mr. Os.
borne was favorably impressed with
the outlook Of that field. and speci6
cally mentioned the wonderful show.
ing that is reflected by the dumps
on the Cash mine. the steady ship
ping that is going ahead from the
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
COLUMBUS DAY
TO BE OBSERVED
County Attorney 0'Sullivan is to Be
Principal Speaker at the Phoenix
Celebration.
(From Tuesdays Daily

drcn and music by the band The
Phoenix celebration starts at .
o'clock
Attorney General George Purdy
Billiard and United States District
Attorney r. f.. Morrison will be the
chief speakers at the Flagstaff cele-
bration. Both these gentlemen have
regulations As orators on special oc'
casions.
The celebration at Prescott Is
planned to be particularly patriotic
Chairman w Paul 0cary OF the Arr
IONA Corporation Commission will
represent the state at the celebration
and deliver an address. while Sup
erior Judge Frank o. Smith. oil
Yavapai county who has well earn
ed reputation as a speaker will also
deliver an address.
The patriotic and general charac
ter OF the celebration can be readily
seen when the list OF speakers Il
peruscd Upon each platform vii
appear member Of the Knights o
Columbus as speaker while III,
other principal speaker is non
| Catholic.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09

Snoozer, the resumption OF the Dun
Kirk. operations on the Big Pine, the
good showing on the Champion, and
with half a dozen individual proper
ties In close proximity, attractive
inducements were presented for
bringing the Breed properties into
an active state $50
Mr. Osborne returned to Parker
yesterday, but in short time will
again visit Prescott aud the Breed
mines, He is identified with the
Wardwcll and Osborne groups. OF
gold and copper mines. situated eight
miles east of Parker in the Planet
range of mountains, and also with
the Arab Wanna mines, that adj
join the Mineral Hill on the north
east, all of which are to be operated
Immediately, and which in past years
produced heavily. Humboldt will
probably be the smelling market.
and with the prevailing price OF
copper, Mr. Osborne is enthusiastic
over the future OF his holdings In
the Colorado river country. He is
the pioneer OF that mining field,
and owing TO his practical efforts a
big mining country Is being opened
up To the miner and the investor.
Accompanying Mr.. Osborne to
Arizona is NJ. Spirling, OF Berlin,
Germany. who is making his first
trip to the southwest as the repre-
sentative of heavy investing syndi-
cate of his country Mr. Spiriing is
experienced in mining. aud from
his observations he has formed a
fiattering impression of the possibil-
tiles in this section. The country,
the climate and the people he states,
form trinity that Is agreeable, a and
his brief sojourn has been attended
with surprise as well as deep inter
est over the possibilities In evidence.
lie will return later with Mr.. Os-
borne to continue his researches.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
He HAS TROUBLE
OF HIS OWN
THIS YEAR
Sir Walter Parker Has
An Opponent For
His Seat
CFrom Tuesdays Daily

Sir Gilbert Parker, NJ. p, whose
charming personality endeared him
to all Arizonans with whom he
came into contact during his visit
last winter, writes Secretary Fraser
that he is unable TO think or renew
ing these associations here this year.
a session OF Parliament convened
last week and the business OF Great
Britain promises to carry the ses-
sion well through the Winter.
Sir Gilbert regrets his inability TO
visit Prescott particularly. and refers
affcctionately to his many good,
good friends" here. How | wish
] were out in Arizona among them
now Give them all my kindest re-
CARDS"
The constituency Of Gravesend.
which has returned Sir Gilbert to
the House OF Commons for the past
twelve years, has approximately
200 voters. about one third o,
whom are of the working classes
Opposed to Sir Gilbert Parker for
his seat in the House is Mr.. Bryce.
n Londoner of the Radical Socialist
stripe
In a recent issue of the London
Standard, perhaps the most innuen-
tial Conservative organ in Great
Britain, the Grayesend situation
comes in for the following, among
other. comment:
"ln having Sir Gilbert Parker as
its member Graveserd is delighted,
because he Is at once one OF the
most popular and gifted men in the
House Of Commons, Few men have
met life at more points His hori-
ron Is Imperial lie knows Canada
from Nova Scotia to Vancouver
he has lived in Australia; he has
worked and won a high position in
the world Of lettersi-and he Is still
a tremendous worker The only
fault, II fault it be- that local I'm
ionists find in him. is the steady de-
termination in succeeding campaigns
to beat his previous records. BY
Jove' but can't he talk said a
Radical at one of his meetings dur
ing the last campaign in 1910. And
Sir Gilbert can talk and talk well
at Gravesend or at Westminster
But Gladstone could talk" and lost
South Lancashire. Mr.. Baifour could
talk and was defeated at Manehes-
ter"
Sir Gilbert stands for Tariff Re.
form--solidly. withou. trimming or
apologies He is sternIy opposed
to Home Rule and equally against
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
IS SEQUEL
TO ACCIDENTAL
SHOOTING

Walter Mccullough, the boy ac-
cidentally shot on Saturday after
noon by a playmate. passed away at
Mercy Hospital Sunday morning
at about i0;ls O'Clock. Everything
possible to save his life. was resort
ed to. but the character Of the
wounds received, by the entire
charge Of shot penetrating his alb
domen. baffled human skill. and he
passed peacefully and painlessly
away.
The death of this boy Is one OF
the saddcst that has ever taken place
III the community. He was very
popular with all. and among those
of his age nothing but the kindest
OF words express the admiration and
affection he enjoyed. Studious as a
scholar, and with companionship
THAI was always genial. he was loved
by all, The inconsolable sorrow OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Mccullough in the loss of their
last child, also appeals tendcrly to
the home. Only a few years ago
did they lay away their two daugh.
tiers, and now the pangs Of death
are futrehr and more bitterly inten.
slfed as their only boy IS called to
the beyond.
This moring at 1890 O'CLOCK
there will be services at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough on
East Gurley street, preparatory to
taking the remains to Dennison,
Ohio. this afternoon for burial. On
this sad occasion the bodies of the
dead boys two little sisters will be
removed from their resting place
here and also laid away with him
IN the home Of the future. Express
sions of the deepest sorrow follow
the parents in their sad affection,
and the sympathy of all is extended
them in the loss OF one so near and
dear.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
WIDE-AWAKE PAPER.
NFrom Tuesdays Dailyl

When the business mems trade
excursion arrives here from RI Paso
there will be on board three men
from the FL Paso Herald. the South.
VESTS greatest paper. II. d. Slater
editor in chief; C. A. Martin. news
editor, and II. II. FRS, manager OF
the outside circulation department,
will he with the III Paso boosters
The FL Paso Herald is great boos.
ter for the entire Southwest and
takes every opportunity TO place be
fore the world the advantages Of
this section. Its staff members
spend much time travelling over the
Southwest. writing OF the develop.
ments and general growth of the
different sections. To get more
data and more pictures for the same
work and at the same time to NEE,
and get acquainted with the peooie
these busy members of The Herald
stan are taking the trip with IN,
trade excursion.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
COLUMBIA FIELD
EXPERIENCING A ROOM
(From Sundays Daily.)

J, w. Hutchins the mine operator
OF Columbia, in the southern bari Of
,hc county, who is in the city ON
business reports that field al the
present time a. passing through
decidedly active era, ten camps Of
various sizes being established. and
basis. '"''seoe
All properties in that belt are cold
ana ~ some instances renartahie
determinations are being made Sew.
eral sales have taken place in r..
cent months and more are bending
Mr. Hutchlns states that he d;s.
.,iet IS assuming that prominence
,hat an mining men are asking for
o on,,, recognition in wagon road
be made To have the state b;ohwa,.
pass through that camp as orisinaily
outlined in the SURVEYS made
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
DOUGLAS.
Office Goes Begging.

WANTED--One good, strong,
willing business man, willing to
shoulder the responsibility Of a
thriving young city, full of real. live
progress and, incidentally, kicks
salary. nothing per year.
This want ad might well be in
serted in earnest in the daily papers
Douglas has one job. and that the
highest in the gift OF the people OF
the municipality. which is going on,
looking for the man. Up to this
time that individual has not been
found
Mayor J. H. Baker presented his
resignation in writing at the last
monthly meeting of the city council
He gave as his reason at that time
the pressure OF business affair.
which made it impossible for him to
serve the city in the manner he
deemed proper. Mr. Baker was
prevailed upon by members of the
council To retain the office until the
October meeting. At that time he
stated that he would serve no long
er.
A number OF business men have
been approached upon the subject oil
accepting the mayoralty. None will
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
Visiting Miner.

Visiting Miner.
Oliver Lopez, the mining man Of
Cherry Creek district, was in the
city on business.
Business Trip.
Chester Dickerson. the merchant
OF Ash Fork, was a business visitor
to the city yesterday.
Returns Home.
Mrs. Bessie Kendall, after an ex'
tended visit with friends in the city
returned to Albuquerque, N. NJ, her
home, yesterday.
Recent Arrival.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hogsett' Mrs
Hogsett was Miss Lynne Mohn be-
fore her marriage.
From the Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson
OF SCOTS Basin, in the western part
OF the county. are in the city Tor
few days on business and pleasure
trip.
Returns From Coast.
Miss Beatrice Otero, who has
been visiting with her brother and
other relatives on the coast for sew
eral months. returned Sunday, after
an enjoyable outing.
Mine Inspection.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. w. Wood arrived
from Los Angeles Sunday, and lel'
for Mayer yesterday. Mr.. Wooa
is identified with the Swastika mines
in the Bradshaw mountains. ana
will make an inspection Of develop
ment under Roadway, remaining io'
several days at the camp.
Mining Visitor.
Frank Kass, the mine owner oil
Copper Basin district. was in the
city yesterday from his camp, ana
feels elated over determination
made recently. He has a group Of
mines near what is known as in'
Buttes on the road to Skull Valley
and expects to soon enter the ship
ping class.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
TUCSON.
Lightning Increases Height.

George ID. Pittman. a tanchcr
near Wilcox. who was struck by
lightning. measured 5 feet, 8 inches
before his death and six feet after.
The vertebrac Of the spine were UNI
coupled by the shock The hair
was singed. where the bolt went in,
the neck broken. the bones Of the
shoulders crushed, the bones Of the
left leg split lengthwise, one shoe
blown off and burned up, and a
hole punctured in the foot Death
was instantaneous.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-09
city News
....In Brief

tFron Sundays Dsily)
Business Trip.
G.. ". Schuerman left yev.,a
for Flagstaff on business tr;o a
few days. ' 10
Brief Trip.
l.. J. Hasefeld, the merehao, !,
Kirkland Valley, was in The :,
yesterday on a business visit wv
Outside Visitor.
Mrs. Elzora Shackclford. Of I.
rome Junction. was among m. -. ~
side visitors to the city yes,erd,,
on business and pleasure trio
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. ID. J. Henderson, wife of II.
chief accountant OF the Consol;d,.
ed at Humboldt. is in the citv q.
few days on visit with friend.
To the Desert.
c. p. Ford left yesterday &.
Vicksburg. near which place he h.
mining interests. He will e,tahl;.l
camp and operate during the win.
| ter
Conclude Visit.
Mrs. Mcrrcll and Miss Marian.
Tinslcy. of Crown King, who h,,,
been visiting with friends in n,
city during the week, returned HON,
yesterday.
Visiting FAMILY.
T. 7. Sheffield, manager Of m,
Puntcnney Lime Company. arriyss
from Cedar Glade yesterday TO Wv
with his wife and family who N,
residing in the city.
Visiting Miner.
+. W. Nelson. the well known 90.
orator Of mines, was in the eli,
yesterday from the Mineral Pom,
district. where he is interested. and
is at the Prescott Hotel
Returns Home.
Mrs. A. ]. Richardson, who Ia,
been visiting with her parent, h
Los Angeles for several weeks. r,
turned home yesterday morning
She was met at Ash Fork by hsl
husband.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. A. b. Peach. wife Of III,
foreman of the Commercial mimi
Company. is in the city for iev
days visiting with friends and |,
guest of Mrs. +. NJ. Murphy.
Pleased Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Neu
man. the former a son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. J. J. Neuman. after an enjoy
able two weeks visit TO the city
left for their home at Des Moins,
Iowa, yesterday They contempla,
returning later.
From the Valley.
Geo. {. Ruffncr is in the city iror
Skull Valley. on business an
pleasure trip for few days. II
states freightino in and out OF Cor
per Basin continues steadily and
car day is being shipped irol
the Commercial mines.
Former Resident Here.
Charles Bowers. OF Phoenix. form
erly residen. OF this city. arrive
yesterday TO look after his mimi
and other interests adjacent II
will remain for few days, and r
ceived welcome from many pl
necr friends. He is the Oldest 50
OF Ed. +, Bowers. a sheriff OF ear
days of this county. now decea
ed