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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
CONSERVATIVES Are Winncrs.

EDINBURGH September 1.-THE
conservatives administered a surpris-
ing defeat to the liberals at the Mid
lothian election held, today tn I'll "a
parliamentary vacancy. Major Hope,
conservative. received 6.021 votes; Ar
thur Shaw. liberal. $3.50. and Provost
Brown, laborite, 2,413. In The last
election the liberals won by ma
jority of 3,157. Today's result is In
terpreted as blow to the liberal land
policy. which looks toward the adop-
ton of the single tax.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
.RiCHMONO'S STILL
The HOTTEST PLACE
EVEN TAMPA WORE COATS YES.
= TFsRDAr- M-HEN This CITY
WAS swEIrERuNG.

There wss one other place In the
country yesterday where folks drank
too many iced drinks and sweltered
in the excessive heat. This waa GAL
weston, Texas. where II was just Al
hot a. In Richmond. There, too, the
mercury ciimed TO ~ and hung sus-
pended through the long afternoon
hours.
Now down Norfolk woy yesterday II
was full ten degrees cooler than hers
and at WythevtIie--but that shouldn't
count---the weather bureau shfvered
when the Thermometer failed to rise
above 81.
Even at Tampa, several miles near.
er the equator and the place where
folks wear -four sacks In the day
time and are not bothered with the
fall styles In alpines. 1t was SONS
what cooler than tn tfIfs Virginia city.
But Calgary was really the place
to have spent the day, for there It was
never hotter yesterday than 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Two Ayjators Fall.

DRESDEN. SAXONY. Sept. IL
Lieutenant Zimmerman and Lieu
tenant Siebert members of the aerial
corps of the Red army, In the ma
mowers going on here. fell in their
aeroplane while scouting today. The
monoplane fell about three hundred
feet, and for time II appeared that
both men had been killed. but Lieu
tenant Zimmerman revievd after an
hours treatment by physictans. who
were unable to revive Siebert. He died
about two hours after the Incident.
The monoplane was wrecked
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
county Poli,s.,na., +. Killed.

JONESVII.I1E, VA, Sept. I'm.
d. Denny, Lee county policeman,
was shot and killed here late yes
terday Afternoon by Thomas. Flenor.
who vas in an intoxicated condition.
Denny was on guard duty at the Lee
county fair when he observed that
Ffenor was displaying revolver. The
officer warned him tp. leave the
grounds Flenor Immediately ired
three shots AT Denny. one bullet en-
terfng the brain. another penetrating
the heart and the third lodging In
tina lnHer part Of the body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
f,ascs N supreme Court.

STANTON, VA. Sept i1.--Pro-
ceedings in the Supreme court were
as follows today: !,
senseni's. administrator vs.. Royds
administrators; argument conciuded
and case submitted.
Z. Taylor Vs. unnson. argued any
submitted. - sss '7ssssss,3
Town OF Basic City ys. Bell; argued
and submitted.
Petitions for rehearing denied In
the following cases.
J. w. Chambers VS.. City Of Roanoke.
a. c. Smith. treasurer. VS.. r. J.
Bell Il
Washington Virginia Railroad Co..
rvs Reuiak BankHigfts, rs-s-TesF
American Locomotive Co. w. YER
non f. Charley.
~ ". Rowe W. Erszabeth s. Scott,
Court will adjourn the last Of this
" eek =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

BRISTOL. VA. Sept. 1.-THE
Bewley- Darst Coal company an
nounced today that II has succeeded
In raising s250.e00 to be used in the
construction of central power plant
at st. Charles. In Lee county Va.
coal I eIds. better known as the
Black mountain field. This plant viii
embrace also washer OF capacity
sufficient to wash all nut and slack
coal produced In that field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 1l.-Cotton
close: January 11.46@4I; February
f1,4Sm49 March 1852 a Z63: April
11.65 May 11.73d74. June 11.76;
July 1888; September li.o9; October
11.31 "a 30; November 1913; Decem-
Der / ~ a 9. Market closed steady,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Ore Dies IN Collision.

CUMBERLAND, .D.. Sept. IL
One man was killed and seven in
jured in q headon collision today be-
tween a work train and a freight train
on the West Virginia division Of the
Western Maryland railway. near Neifs
forty miles south OF here. The vic
TINS were all foreigners. except Track
Foreman Rowe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Outside Securities.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE trading
on the outside securities market to-
=dxf was quiet and only about steady
United Cigar Stores was quite weak
after firm opening, and on fairly
heavy dealings British American
Tobacco was fairly active. hut easier
after the early advance. Metal shares
were quiet and generally about steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Railroad Men VIII strike.

MADRID, Sept. l1.--Six thousand
railroad men will go on strike in
Spain September Goth. The majority
of the railroad workers Of the coun-
try are averse to the strike, but 1t II
feared that the movement will spread
to the AsturiaS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
American League
fe.an.i,.aa src,, E,jfth paya

went to the middle, and handed out
-pass-te- GarFiden,-aftef- " h.eff- he
was yanked TO make room for Plank.
Eddie, not warmed up, let go two
wild pitches on one of which Jones
scored. A sacrifice fly by Crawford.
brought Deal home. Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Pirates Pound Pitchers.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1l.--Pitts-
burg hit every one of the Phiiiles
pitchers hard today and had no dim
Guilty winning. 10 to g. Ferry retired
/ at the end OF the third. Camnitz. his
| successor, stopped the scoring. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
shares Sold.

NEW YORK. Sept. Il.-Number of
shares sold today, 1876 500; a year ago,
Z 4a1 7a3
Par value al bonds sold today sf,-
81, Zoo, year ago s2.134,ooo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

RICHMOND HAY MARKET,
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
MaIler 4 CO., nor y. Main st.

tReporfed BY Rodgers. McCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va, Sept. IL. 1912.
SPANISH--Market steady.
Farmers spanish. 971sc per bushel,
No Spanish shelfed peanuts, 5Ec
per ID.
No. 2 Spanish shelled peanuts, 3Ac
per lb.
FIRGINIAS--Market steady.
Fancy Jumbo 3Ac per H.
Fancy Hand picked. S1c per Id.
Extra Prime. 3Ac per lb.
Prime, &c per lib.
Machine picked. &c per Id.
Smelling stock. &c per lb
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
NtAlS > - > :
'Batted fer Chalmers in TO


Score by innings: ~.
Pittsburg ....... 0 0 Q II y
Philadelphia -. o. Q 90 o.
summary: Stolen, base-Wagnsr.
Left on Observation-Disclosures =: Pitts
burg, s. First base on errors-Pitts-
burg, l. Two-base hits. Miller,
Magee. Paskert, Carey. Wagner, VIII
son. Three-base hit--R. Miller. Home
runs-Magee, Dolin. Sacrifice hits
Dodge, Byrne. Hits-On Chalmers,
in innings: off Seaton. In In
nings; off Nelson. in innings; on
Ferry, in 3 innings; of Camnitz,
in innings Struck outr-By Chal-
mers. /; by Seaton. 2; by Ferry. 4; Dy
Camnitz. /. Bases on paiis-l
Chalmers. 3: off Nelson, 1: off Ferry.
3. off Camnitz / Wild pitch-Fer-
lry. Hit by pitched ball--By Seaton'
Wilson, Time--1;42. Umpires-Bren-
nan and Owens,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Detroit.

Score by innings: X.
Philadelphia ....,o o--s
Detroit .90 o 0 0 81
Summary: Tfits--On Ffouek. 10 in
8 ia innings: off Plank, ! In IS in
ming. Two-base hits--kocher. Walsh.
Louden. Sacrifice hits--Uouck, :.
Sacrifice fy--Crawford. .: Neaeh.
stolen bases-Cobb, 2; Maggert, 2;
Collins. 8 Mcfnnts, Murphy, Baker.
Bases on balls-On, Houck, 4: or
Covaleski. /: off Lake. /. Hit by
pitched ball-By Houck. Cobb. First
base on errors--Phiiadelphia 5. Left
on es-Philadelphia, 9; Detroit. I,
Struck out-By Houck. 2: by Lake, 4.
Double play-Parrv to Collins to Nc
Innis Passed balls-kocher, Wild
pitches-~He,sek, Plank. =, Time, An.
Umpires- -Messrs. Connolly and Hart,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Case is Continued.

The case of Robert Mitchell. of
Stony Creek. charged. with assaulting
Clarence Clements, or SUSSEX. county,
with a baseball bat at a ball game
at Sussex Courthouse several weeks
ago, has been continuea to the next
term of the Circuit court of Sussex.
Mitchell is out on bail and has not
yet been indicted Clements was in
precarious condition for several
weeks. He is now recovering at his
home at Booker, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12


STATE SECURITIES.
Bid Asked
Va. 81. old C. and r.. 1882 s5A 49,.
VA Cen. g. S. G. and r., 1891 s4sa s5i4
city SECIFRfTlES
Hich'd City Us. c. and r..
M ie3t-4s4 ,.+..'.,....-.... 81 49,
RAILROAD PONDS.
VA &C. f. r. r. consol Trust,
w. ana q. Gen.I NJ. AS. 1892 I9l
HON.. kou. and Florida, 1915. -0s -.
E91a. and Ala s.onsot b.. ts45 los -.
Il & and W. Ry., a., 1896 ~ -.
< IA. t.. Is, iaSd- ST..
~. RF., st SIS. iss4,...s.. 10S -.
Dew. and u. II. 81,
las43a& $500 -.s...-.1t,- &c
EfaIsrn n. e., lat Sc. G..
STREET RAIL2 ~ BONDS
$IE6efotk ard Portsmouth
y EfAcfiun Co. as. 1885,. SO -.
M STREET a siLHss Stocks
Par. Bill Asked
~ and Enaer Co,
n. s.,. ,se ss ss.5-v.-.s
Ra ..s......, ..-. ies n AL.
RAILROAD H1tAskS
=. com !. ..5..... 100 Ifs ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Candidates Speak.

j. Gordon Bohannon, of this city,
Democratic elector ror the Fourth
district spoke at Sussex Courthouse
yesterday. His address was confined
entirely to national issues, Following
Mr. Bohannon Judge Walter A Wat
son and Hon. Robert Turnbull, can
didates for congress from "this dis
trict, delivered addresses In penaif
of their respective candidates.. The
discussion between the two men was
entirely courteous. A crowd of 200
people was present,
Miss Emma Chandler and Jesse
Taylor were married today in Hail
fax, \. c. The wedding was a great
surprise to friends of the couple.
Briefs.
Judge Walter A. Watson and Con
gresham Turnbull will have de-
bate at kenbridge, Lunenburg coun-
", tomorrow afternoon. A Wilson
and Marshall club will be organized
on this occasion.
The Richmond Collegians defeated
the Petersburg Stars at Mckenzie
Park yesterday afternoon by a score
Of s TO g. The locals did not play
their7yususl game. and were outclassed
by the visitors. -
Rev. l.. p. cambridge. rector OF St
Paurs Episcopal church, left today
for Kearneysville, Jefferson county.
W. Va, to spend the balance OF Sep
TENDER.
1t is persistently rumored that a
small shopkeeper OF this city broke
his wife's leg in fight last Sunday
night.
Meade Brunei left today for
Schnectad y. " Y, to enter nieh uni
yersity as q student
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Reported iY Wondnu Scott,
80 t.aaasssissit.&s MesetsSntssj
Richmond Va Sept. H. 1912
LIVE POULTRY
Ghifkenr. all sizes, ., ~ g 20
Hens COMMUNICATIONS. is q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Damage Suit Set For Trial.

The ST .8t9 damage sHit of c.
Collins administrator against the
Gray Lumber company has been set
for trial in the Circuit court of Sus-
sex county next Monday. Judge West
is interested in the case to such an
extent, that he has asked Governor
Mann to appoint another judge to
try the case,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
CONTINUE TRIAL
Of TWO WOMEN
WOMAN AND DAUGHTER - OF
PETERSBURG ARE CHARGED.
WITH INFANTICIDE.
DENY ACCU S A + 10 N
JUDGE WEST WILL Not HEAR BIG
DAMAGE SUIT BECAUSE HE is
INTERESTED IN THE
CASE.
Nirginian Bureau.
Law Building. Phone 12s7,

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.p
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept IL
Mrs John Alley and ner daughter,
Miss Lillian Alley, who live on High
land Terrace. were charged with in
fanticide in Police court this MORN
ing. The Commemorative attorney
asked for continuance until Septem-
Der 14th. which VAS granted. The
Commonwealth introduced no wit
nesses, but claim that It has a strong
case.
Several doctors were present in
court to testify. Both of the accused
women deny the charge. The Alleys
came here from North Carolina sew
eral months ago. The daughter Is
employed in a tobacco factory here.
The store of ID. w. Branch on Syca-
more street was robbed last night for
the third time in five months. The
thief secured eight pistols, a number
of cartridges, and several pocket
knives. Entrance was gained by
forcing d rear window. A bright light
was burning in the store at the time.
Mr. Branch has lost considerable by
the fobberies in the last few months.
In eaeh-ease- -thief-Aas escaped
detection.
The fall meeting OF the Methodist
Sunday-School association will be held
next Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in High street Methodist church. A
special program WIFI be rendered In
which all the schools will take part.
| Rev. y, w AeeFe, pastor ef the See
end Baptist church, will deliver. the
address of the occ S5ion. Ills subject
will be THE Land Where Jesus
Lived
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
RICHMOND STOCK MARK EFT.

Richmond, Va. Sept II, 1912.
-JFnrnished b. Richard w Maury.
stock aud bond broker. 10I5 East
NJ Main street)
STATE SECURITIES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

After al 1.-The toll laid out by the
athletes in record work, the greatest
consecutive record of the year goesrto
owner Murphy. who has claimed the
pennant 1877 times straight without
denying the allegation once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12

Unless something happens between
Giants and Cubs soon, 99,S76 critics
will lost all control of themselves in
the effort of self-suppression. They
are now tugging at the leash to fore
east the winter of the next big show
and begin picking 'em with only a
rude technicality in the way as to who
will be the other section of the sketch.
But for this the big debate would al
ready have been officially decided
around 100, 900 hearths.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-12
Woo ANO 20 WALSH
WILL BATTLE TODAY

Continued from Fifth Page,
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SIR $500 mad 0entidlanb.

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meroen i'm alten Gaterlano nit gro.
bem SnterelIe geleler, peil iie lid
frei auslpreden llno baufio bon BRIT
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gelonot miro, Elm iebr germ seiebenel
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mie aus 5ablreiden 8riefeil an ans,
lopie an 9ieienigen, welhe oas
glott al ibre 8eripanoten idifat,
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baupt fir ben Staat iino Die @e.
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lit in Deutidlano iebr lebboft uao
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cine 10 srinolide 4,tffldrune uns
Yei1reibung bes frenoen 2anoes
su eeben, ipie oies oie uSreie Preiie'
aapo6entlih tut. Sir ben gerin-
gen 9reis BON $500 perienoen mir
portofrei unier ~reid1baltiges 80
djenbIati allf Elm Sabr an irgeno
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freilid, mol cine Sugenoelelei. uno
ipeiter nidts! Mber id mollts On
llur 10 beifqllig iagen oamit gu es
pieQei6t einnal DEM alten Stnrm
1tidit. Gem iperoen fanu ia bod
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mid oabeim = lege MIDI 9einer
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bur6 Die 8arfa1llagen am ufer. Git
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nobe au6 oer Sabrif naoblte2 Gr
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Sam init u,n's Qeben.

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L.okdIes.

Db 6ie Reorganization Der
ssair : @eieuidaft gu Stan0e fonant
nno bic .5air" Der 5taot er6alten
bIeibt, lit sur 3eit iebr fragli6. Sic
Gireftoren Der Soir @eiealdaft hn-
ben iid geiueigert, gouos gum Sc.
trage bon $4,000 gu nebmen. Bur
uebcrnabme bon $4,000 iino tie be
reit, aber gu mebr no0en tie ltd)
nid,t perIteben. Daourd miiroe Die
apeite .Mort9age" geoedt mernsil,
Sic Die gelenidaft balt, aber ntft
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s~Seuermebr Departements bat 1Idl
Ser n1breno oes Iesten SabreS III
unierer Gtoot perurlahte 8ranoida,
ben auf 1926, 948.05 belaufen, I'M
$93,7t5.86 mebr als I'M Sabre por-
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0rnnOsiseutams : llsbertrasanaen

81. IS. 2nfdfe unc Srau an Slorente
9. Speusleb, @runo}tiid all Der @eif
gllnira Str. $40 II. u.
gbunrb Dobrotrolsfi an Jobn 3as
5cielsfi, @runbitiid an Der Sotpa uup
Cactus Ctr; $500.
8. s. Girfpntrid al Srau Clara
@ienih. @run0itiid in Der San SernnIls
DO Gb6itiou; $3.50.
gmilb s. -@drieber all Or: 5. Us
&tnneb, @runbffiid in Der Miiiipn Tieiu
2h1ition; 500.
Qnna uno 8. q. Collins ir. an Sran5
q. groos u. a., Sruitees, 81 Mfer
9anb unb 100 Nder 2anb; $11,430.
Ndrciila Ylace Company an 0nitab
@ueIer. @runoftiid im Narcifa Ylaee;
$t160.
s.. g. Greer an Sreoerid MeubeI,
grunofhid in MIamo QeigbtS; $400.
Gkriftinn $. Uimbel unb Srau all
Charles 9. @imbel, @runoltiid an Der
Gel 0Rio Ctr; 1902.
BaIm 4eigbts Debelopment Gompaub
an o. Gegduer, griaoitiid III YaIm
Sejgbts; $500.
Srau @nrp Mnna Bed an Musuit Bed.
0ruuoftid I'M original gitps2ot =;
3642.
emil code uno Srnu III 90. S. Stee~
ge, 0run6ltid an Der Brain Apenne;
9i510.
Wp{es Beth II. q. al Sobn Sfeen,
0ruu6Stiid an Der grpno Nue.; $500.
s.. s. NeeIp unb Srau all Mnlpb Gus
a., @rtnoftiid i'm Miuerfioe Rnrf;
4. %. G~unninaham an .. q. @oebel
0rdub5tiid I'M Noie0nIe Rarf; $40.
Norenre 3. Gpeusleb all 9. %.
6di&fe, 0runcItiid an Der Wtain ape.
1910 u. q.
8rinibnD 9uron II. Y. oil Sobn Mpb.
1917 a6er Qnnb; 1910.
q. q. GbeIton unb Sraif an Strong
g. @roDs Il. a., Eruitecs, 100 ader
Qonb; $4,000.
Nieofid 9offmann an geyor COUNTY.
0M 2der 2nnb; 81 II. U.
8. q. Gtnnde II. u. Sniepb q. lno
Msdrfba 1nrnel, @ruaoitiid i'm neiier
GftbSglcd $3.50; $3.50.
s. q. 9ngo an Naib Sbn arieoer.
Gjrunb{fiid In Goufb 1eiggts, ferier so
alder Qnnb iii 6rip Goiurtb; $1,000
Htuiom &. Ghmb nnb Charles &.
N;nddm an bic GeGebs2oriug unoertas
lima Gombarb, Uriinbffiid ali Der Sors
reon Ctr; 500.
Nerddufs Eronsfer Gonipail an
6erunann q. Snmelser nno Charles
8oDer, @runbffiid I'M neuen eitbsBloa
280.
& 6. gnrsa al Mlfreb 2obredt,
UrHnb{tid i'm reuen gitpsslod 404o,
6fHiqm gffler nnb @iliam 8. Serff
a. 8. 81. NrAnnis, @runoitiid an ber
Trentcn Mbe.; $1700.
q. s. un6 8. Qoiprb an Bertha
@tn,nbera. @rtnoliiid I'M ieuen Gitps
@Iod 1882; $40 u. a.
4. &. Qbtfe al getuorb q. Ghristian
IL, grunoftiid IN Der Collins Nooit'oii;
9. 8. Sadion ali 2boia g. Facet ui,c
Nenuie 81. Serqer5en, Grnnoltiid IN fer
&ibens Ab6ifion, $3.50.
NIbin Geibet All gbipnrb inlb Wind
6&uI3, GruuoItiid i'm ileilen eitnsUled
1915; $4O0.
arau 81. Nette an ginilie RoIaapfrl,
@runtStii6 III Der Mdoeficue Ferrnte
Ntoition; $500
Beacon 6iH Company an 90. Y.
@d5eble, @runbftiid in Der Beacon 5ta
dtbition; $500.