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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
COLOMBIA WOULD JOIN MEXICO
FHH"rs a linton "Agninst the CoIOs.
sus OS the <Orth."

special 'dbie Dss0o,ch 10 TuE Sr>.
MENico CITY. Dec. "A message SEM
10 the Mexican Congress by the Colon
b'an Congress was read in the Senate to.
"aN. The Colombian legislators protest
against the american robbery OF Pan
anna. v!llify col Roosevelt and advocate
"A Latin American union against the
colossus OF the north"
Senor Urrutia. Vice.Presidant Of the
Senate. who presided. decided after read
ing the Colombian message that a secret
session should be called to treat so deli
cate matter involving International
pefils. The Senators meanwhile were
moving that ca bl-sram be sent to
Colombia saying sentiments strongly re-
ciprocated,' but Senor Urrutla skllfullN
managed to have the message tabled.
which means that it will pass unheeded.
Senior urrutia applied for and obtai med
an indefinite leave OF absence from tn.
Senate to-day. This means his dehnit,
retirement from politics.
Charge dAffaires O'Shaughnessy has
made several efforts recently to meet
President Huerta. availing himself of tn,
friendship of eN-,;ov. Iepeda of the Fed
eral district. who was recently freed from
the penitentiary Iepeda is most friendly
TO the United states and he has endeav-
ored persistently TO arrange a conferenc
between the Executive and the America
Charge d Afrares.
Gen Iluerta. however. has carefully
avoided the interview. although he has
often promised IT, giving transparent ex.
cuses later FOR putting II off. Mr.
OShaughnessy finally told Iepeda 10
abandon the attempt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
PRESS DEPLORES THE VOTE.
Barthou's Downfall Called n >crious
Blow to France.
SPECIAL cable Despatch 10 The su>

SPECIAL td6te Despdfch 10 Ihe eNN
rAEls. Dec. . Thursday .-Gaston cal
mette, director of lie Fignrn, prints this
morning in that newspaper an article
over his signature. deploring the tall OF
the Barthou Cabinet
For EOS days" h. says "it pilotcd
France in an intelligent mannei, Its ad-
versar!es will have n much more diff
cult task They have opened wide abyss
between State finance and private fnan.
clal enterprise They have envenomed the
military question, The Chamber dispersed
amid sociaiist shouts Of Down with :Le
three wear tean OF service sad sign Of
the times.
Til. Echo de Paris says the internal
enemies of France killed the Ministry.
The RepubHQne Franchise says this
downfall is the most serious blow to
France in many years and that Franc"
ls now in danger Of losing the world :
credit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
GROUP INSURANCE FOR CAR MEN
Third Avenue Railroad to Provide
Policies for Employees.

The Third Avenue Railroad is to put
into operation on January group In
surance plan for its men. About 1000 OF
the company's men have SO far taken out
81. 900 life and accident policies under the
plan. The men pay 81 OF the $ll yearly
premium, the company paying -
This company assistance Is extended
only to the members OF the Third Avenue
Railroad Employees Association. The
weekly rate to the members Is therefore
approximately 10 cents and to non-mem-
hers ~ cents. The company will continue
to pay the policies OF employees who be-
come incapacitated.
The contract with the insurance com
many Is for five years. and the company
advances about $4,000. for which It IL
reimbursed by the payments from the
men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
KILLS SELF AND SONS WITH GAS
N""nt vernon WOWaU aud Babies
Found Dead by Husband.

M"r%r NtRNoN. l,.c. Mrs Law.
renee Eilard. ~ wears old. and h.i two
ihfaht sons the oldest > wears old. w.l,
t"uhh dead from gas asphN Nation to-
night IN their home ~, 2ll frann,ln
avenue. Mount Vernon. THAT Mis- t.iltrd
VINO. u is believed. suddenly went .nsAi.,.
had deliberately planned the deed was
shown hi Tn. finding uf a gas tub at
tach"d +" Il jet ou tn. ~ii. wall
men MI Elldtd. who - cmploNed bi
the local gas 'ompan,, returned from his
work the bedroom door was locked II,
forced open th" door and found Tn. room
illed with gas. HIS WIFE. wh" was at.
urea ~ h-r night gown. with the ,hildi,u
clasp-d IA her arms. Wa l,iug or the bed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
CONNERS TO MAHANY'S AID.
Buffalo Man WaNted News Of At
tempted Suicide Suppressed.

HARRISBURG. Dec. ?.--William ]. Con-
ners OF Buffalo is much interested in the
case OF ex-Congressman r. r. Mahany
of tina, city. who tried to commit suicide
here on Saturday night. 1t is said that
his attempt to kill himself was after a
At of despondency over his having talked
freely at a dinner recently In Buffalo con-
cerning matters in which Conners was in
terested.
It was learned tonight that on sunday
one or more kilograms came to Harris
burg bearing Connerss signature and urg-
ing that there be no publicity with regard
to Mahany's attempt on his life.
"He is a friend Of mine" was the rea-
son given in the Conners telegram asking
that news OF the affair be suppressed.
Mahany will be ready TO leave the hos
pital in u few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
DOG TO GUARD MRS. VANDERBILT
Animal Vow BEING Trained, Mother
HELPED Paris Police.

WHITE PLAINS. Dec. 2.-Henry l. Baer,
trainer OF German wolfdogs, has received
a commission to furnish a dog OF that
breed for Mrs. william X. Vanderbilt,
Jr. Tho dog In now in training and will
be sent 10 Mrs. Vanderbilt in the spring
II IL 6 months old. II mother was a
famous police dog in Paris.
Mr. Baer is training similar dogs for
Harry Payne whitney and Lawrence
Waterbury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
RADIUM FROM COLORADO ORE.
British Scientists Have Found
Method Of Extracting Rare Metal.
Special cable Despatch TO TT

Special Cdble Despdfch 10 THE SrS.
LONDON. Dec. 3.-The Daily Mirror says
two British scientists, Holfe and Smith.
have discovered a method of extracting
radium economically from the residue Of
vanadium ore imported from Colorado,
The vanadium Is used In the manufacture
Of steel.
The presence OF radium in this ore has
been known. but II was too expensive to
extract to make It worth while. and for
this reason the residue has usually been
used only for road making. BY the new
process 200 mliyrammes can be obtained
from twenty tons of the residue. All the
radium In twenty tons of residue can be
concentrated In a single ton in a few days
The ANAL extraction takes several months.
but it is hoped that this period will he
shortened.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
SLIDE AGAIN oBsTRUCTs CANAL
Orcdge ~ R~Ein Work TO-morrow
In Culebra Cut.
Specioi Cab. Despafch to THr ST.,

Special cable Despafch to THr SuN..
PANAMA, Dec. s.-rhe drcdge coroxsl
will begin digging on the Cucuracha slide
tomorrow. This slide has again COM
pletcly closed the channel. the result be-
ing that tho water at the south end of
the Culebra cut is lower than at the
northSrn eud.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
"A CONGRESSMAN'S SAD LOT
Va MILEAGE. Va Christmas Recess,
hut nm Income Tax UOldup.

WAsHlN NGToN, Dec 2-lt's pretty tough
TO he a member Of Congress these days
1t was hard enough when it became known
recently that there would be no mileage
appropriations this session and that the
exigencics of the public welfare required
Congress to cut out the Christmas recess
The browning indigni,y, though was
thrust upon mcmhers to-day when it was
learned that the disbursiug officers Of
Congress hold that under the income tax
law the tax to be paid by statesmen would
he COLLECTED at the source" In other
words IL viii be deducted from members
compo nsaton before they are paid Off
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
Mitchell NOW ON WAY BACK.
Mnsor-rirct Sails FROM Colon After
Hunting AlIigatOrs.

PANAMA. Dec. 2.--.Iohn Purroy Niich,l
Mayor--lect of New York. arrived at
o'oh ~ 10 O'Clock this morning. Soon
"''e' MS arrival he went alligator hunt
'hs near the Atlantic entrance 10 the
canal At o'clock this afternoon he re-
turned aboard the Tenadores. which sailed
Tor New fofk shortly after.
Mr. Mitchell said before leaving tina, h.
was feeling greatly rested as the result or
his trip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
Vote Against Premier BarthOu
in Chamber Of Deputies
Is 29O to 2GJ.
CAlLI.AIX MAY BIZ CHOSEN
Governments Opposition 10 Ex-
emptiOn Of Rentps From
Taxation Caused Defeat.
SPECIAL Tdtis DesDofck 10 tn. SIS

""''' ''''' re''''ef "a''h"u P'a'"u
hands OF pr.siden, polnca,, ,h,s .,.,,n,
This followed the defeat OF the Govern.
ment in the chanih..r Of Deputies ON the.
project to declar. tn. new r.nt.- cover
ing tn. proposed 1890 o0o oo0 internal
loan exemp, from taxes
The vot. was go ,o %, MANY u.n,.
bers OF tn. right. which Wa .o,ij,y u,,h
Premier Rar,bou vss,.,,,,y nm, .ra,,.J
him to win a yo,. OF coraJap,s b, tu.,,y.
on. votes abandoned hin, ,o.a.,
rx.u,,i.,.r -, r ,..,,,....
D,n,si,i,,, In ,n., ,,,1.,,. ,, -, ,
obier,ion nm iba .r,,,,o,, ,h,, ,,.
.mu,io, n, ,h. r.r,a. ,,o,, ,,vo. ,,,,,,
nrsv.n, I'M. ,,,r,,u.,,,,r ~ -, ;,.,,,,,, ,a,.
hin l.,.r .,,ho,,.h ,,. ,,,,.,
pledged to in,rodrc, mn.
"Down u,,, ,h,... ,... .,,.
vice e" sho,,s, ,t,.. ,a.,..,,-,
figures wsrs .npouno.a
I.onp ,iy. ,h,.. eco, ,i,;,., ..,..
and the ,oap =" ,ho,,oa p...,,,.
The prem,er tho, ho,, .,.,-n, .,'
sultation with hi. t,,.,a. ,,
the Eyysss p,,oc. D, ,,,,., ,'.I,,.',
poincar. tim, b. ,,..,..a ., .a.,
'asiiaux May Be Named.
II IL possible that the President ma,
ASK NJ. Ca!Ilaux to form "A Ministry. bu,
ii is not believed that he will accent the
task. as he In opposed to the thra. wear
term OF military service and proportIonal
representation. 1t will be recalled that
AurinU tarp ne r.,i n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
rr.rosnI Arouse. Enthusiasm.

l. already - apparent tnat h' House
V!n pass At TINS session Presidential
urinary law such as the President de-
sires The Presidents rrfereuc" 10 ~ 10
hts address was wildly appIauded hN IA"
democrats and drew expressions ~ ON
,nusl,stn also from Republicans and i'ro'
@rcsst,"S
=, t,l thr N,n..rlt fo''nt..- Co.. -
vcar.ug very broad sm,l'- to-' .neE
were confident taa1 The Colon" "'' ru'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
Great Excitement Ps.>aiis.

Premier Barthou made the Vote uur OF
confidence or lack OF confidence and the
vote was taken amid noisy excitement.
The Ministers observed tn. traditions
custom Of going TO a restaurant and par.
taking Of Gdrsiuiuiu rtpast. The
financial world looks for agitatuin IN all
sections OF the Bourse result ~ IA"
fan Of the Ministry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03

Made Of the tender meat OF dairy fed fat.
Young porkers, dainttly seasoned with Sc
iect"d spices Try two pound package.
Heware 81 limitations. New York store I75
Chambers strest.--Aer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03

Louis Barthou was called upon to form
a Ministry ou the downfall Of lhe BRAND
Cabinet. lie accepted and announced his
Cabinet as follows on March 81 last:
Premier and Minister OF Pubic lnsti'uc-
ton, Louis Barthou Justice. Antoine
Ratier, Finance. Charles pumout For
eign A'faiis. stephen p!chon. Interior.
Louis Klo,z War. Eugene Etienn, Ma
rne, Pierre Baudin Agriculture. Eit'une
Clementel Colonies Jean Morel Public
Works, NJ Thierry Commerce and Posts,
Louis Mssse. and Labor, NJ CheVou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03

A peny elass Of AN1O~CiR WIILfs
the morning after u dinner part! Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-03
The Primary PLAN.

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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05

Wardwe secretary. The candidates
voters at the March prim aries by Pc
tition instead Of by the endorsement
of the proposal committee. So it is
each man or woman for the mselves.
Chas. L. Kundert of Harrisburg was
elected proposal committeeman to go
to Pierre in January where candidates
for state offices will be selected. The
proposal committee which meets here
Decem ber 26 will probably name the
legislative ticket. 1t is composed of
the following:
Beresford Sd Ward, Henry Cass avant
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05

floor. Mr Roberts, their referee and
superintendent, made no effort what
ever to put stop to the jeers and
did what he could by the way of rank
decisions to beat Canton but he failed
and Canton won by score OF l6 to Ia
after the hardest fight they were ever
compelled to put up.
The Canton team played as team
should and each girl played as star,
with perhaps Mis-; Della Evanson's
playing showing more brilliant be-
cause of her three field goals, but this
too was Offset by the free throwing of
baskets by Capt. Mss Bessie Knudt-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05
Hurley Defeated In Fast Game of
Basket Ball.

Last Saturday afternoon the Can
ton high school basket ball girls under
the motherly care of Miss Edna Lee
journeyed to Hurley via Parker for
the purpose Of playing basket ball
with the Hurley high school girls.
The game started at $50 p. M,
sharp with a good sized audience
present TO cheer on the Hurley girls
and do their best to 'hoot' the Can
ton girls and their disgusting cat calls
and remarks would have frightened a
more timid team of girls from the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05

Canton lst Ward, Almer Helgerson
Canton I'd Ward, Henry Quien
Canton 3rd Ward, O. r. IsackSon
Canton 4th Ward, VIM. M. Cuppett
Canton Twp, John Johnson
Dayton, Ole Hokenstad
Delapre, }. O. Evans
Della ware, William IverSon
Eden, f. B. Cable
Fairview Village, 6. j. Moen
Fairview, Rosen Ingebrigtson
Grant, Joseph Miller
Harrisburg, Ed MOScript
Highland, Ulrik Ulrikson
Hudson, W. A. FowleS
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05

son who threw baskets when each
point was needed to win and the
crowd did all in their power to shake
her nerve. They even went so far as
to shake the baskets to prevent the
ball from going through the ring.
The Canton girls are out for another
championship and 1t is shame that
they are compelled to practice out OF
doors In all kinds of bad weather be-
cause Of no place to play indoors.
Following was the lineup:
Hurley Canton
Cap. Fl. Webster, F. Cap. b. Knudtson
e. Bach f. A. EvanSon
M. Thompson @. L Sandvig
V. Mansfield r. G. l. Anderson
NJ Benson G. V. Anderson
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05
MASS MEETING IS A SUCCESS.
First Step Taken In New Primary
Law. Republicans Elect Pro-
posal Committee.

The first act of the Richards pri-
mary has been played. There was d
preliminary Monday evening when all
the candidates met at the court house
to discuss ways and means. Tuesday
afternoon at two O'Clock the real
meeting was held. w. c. Gemmill
was elected chairman and Edgar
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05

Law Valley, Geo Gerber
Lennox, 1st Ward, Louis Jacobs
Lennox, I'd Ward, X. O. Gedstad
Lennox, Bird Ward, M. NJ. Crowley
Lincoln, w. U. Parke
Lynn, Andrew SelOm
Norway, John Tollefson
Perry, John S. Hoogastraat
Pleasanu, A. j. Rommereim
Springdale, Gus Risty
Tea, E. A. Wendt
Worthing, Henry Bradshaw
Harry Milliman was in Canto
Monday
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05

If you want the finest
JOB PRINTING GET
1T AT THE LEADER
OFFICE
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05

ADVERTISE in the
LEADER. Large $ t
Paper, Largest Circu-
lation. $1.50 per year.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1913-12-05

department. Of Nistory
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-17

lou. ana Is still used as a house a.
Worship h> ~" descendants of tho mon
ma w"ine'. WHO had i, buil, Two III.
'le iof'ntr rectors of -. Johns Church.
~ Warsaw. ia Richmond County nnyn
h"en elected 10 the bishopric HEM,
Beverley Tucker. Of IN" S9m,I.rn ''I W.
cesc ol virginia, and the Rev. Rcrr,
man Green, -. T.. who declined tbo
POSITION 81 bishop coadlutor OF IN. ptn-
cese Of Virginia.
During tho last century White Marsh
Methodist Church in Lancaster nm
nlshcd two bishops 10 its d.nomlno
ton Bishops Euoch George anl DAVID
Doggctt
Cards have beeu issued annoGncir-
tno approaching narriag. Of Miss
tci.n BaEly Mapp. daughter Of tie intc
William J. Mapp, OF North.inp,nn
county to Edwin Downing Brown.
cashier OF Tho cape Charles E.nl. III
ENmore ~ The upper part Of Norm
n.hp'on' Ihe ceremony Will take place
November - in -. Johns church
hampton. ana owing 10 the recent
"""'h o. ne mother Of the bride elect.
me marriage viii be a very quiet AZ
fair.
William \. Jones. Congressman from,
TINS district, who had been undergone
treatment III Il Washington hoSuitaI
returned TO his home at Warsaw l., q
week ana Is reported 10 ID rapidly i'm
proving ~ health. He was accom-,
i'hied home by Mrs. Jones and their
daughter. Miss Anne Seymour Homes
noth Of whom have been spending som.
,linc VI southern France for the bcn.-
III OF Mrs. Juncs's health
MI tho steamers of The mcnhad.u
iish guano factories have been cut on,
except several belonging to the Morris
ishc' Company. III Rccdvillc one Of
me steamers came in during The week
'o''h"d down with about 900 oop r,,c
l,nnkcrS caught outside the capcs 81
Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-17
BREAK is FOLLOWED
BY FURTHER SLUMP
Events Prove That Decline Is Unwarranted-- to
Demoralized Bulls Selling Out and Entirely
Too Bearish Ideas

New York. November l5--Thc break
o. % to ID points In the market las
Saturday. followed lay II further slump
Of to points moro ut the opening
OF Monda%. brought December con-
tracts down TO 1910 IN this market.
against 1855 for January ANA le.9G for
March and 1895 for May. Events this
week past prove that decline was I'M
warranted. ~ was due moro TO dc
moralized bulls selling out aud entire
~ too bearsh ideas formulated from
too pcSsimistic views OH tho crop than
were warranted from the over-ortimis
tic crop estimate put out last Friday
by Mr.. Cordill the southern crop eX-
pert. for la.3io.oo0 bales. Tho under
estimates, ranging from S.6to, 900 TO
S.,oc,0oe bales for the amount of cot
ton Sinned to November /. which had
been current during the last week. also
caused 4 vroEg impression to be
formed when the Census Bureaus fig
ures We're finally announced last sat
urdoN morning OF S.S35.9l3 bales Sinned
to that late.
THIS report. compared with 6.15G, 600
ginncd IN the last report to october
IL. As contrasted with S.S0a,.o2 To No
vcn.ber last year and o.970.co5 the
previous year There Was 80 much
long cotton luuidnted last lfriday
Saturday and Monday ANA such i tire
mendous amount Of short cotton put
out hE bear Spectators. the combined
- esSurc simply forced prices lower
tian tn" actual conditions Warranted
Last Weeks Mistakes
The most serious mistake which the
trad" fell into Was the way IL was in
hGcnccd by the tremendous crop csti-
mate OF l5.Sio,o0a bales. ~ above re-
tolied to, tut for the timely promuI-
cation of the more conservative CROP
estimate Il i".S:G."00 bales. nut out
the same day by oscar X Lyle. the
We'll known local crop expert Their. -
no telling how far the trade would
have been upset BY such big crop iis-
urcs as the above. or how far the mar
kel would have fallen
The market, which had been gatier-
ing strength since tho further bear
raids Of Tuesday and "Wednesday. IAN
cd 10 bring out either further liqui,s-
tion ~ any Importance or weaken the
southern spot markets An outburst
81 new trade buying aud also icbuy-
!ilS for recent sold-out bulls ainon,,
the Wall rect ana local ana Southern
commission houses. occurred ycstcr-
day. carryn Ing prices NJ - Il 30 points
Ills advance. aided 10 the rallies OF
Thursday. practicaliy brought ib, mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-17
QUAKES LONG FELT
IN SLATE CENTRE
Geologist Tells Of Full Century
Of Disturbance in Buck
ingham.
Especial to rue Times.Dl,patch.I

Y
Arvonin. Va Novc,nl,cr -1J.s,
,t, III, - III
w s'"'' oe't o. hnck'nEhah COUNTY
tiln.s within ~. D,., ..,t,,- a,t
,nr.a ..,.,
s,nto., en- ' ,',''' ahoehs y ~"
which r.ca,ii, h,s $40, ,,,lttoI
is pr s,s,,h., .r.ho "ev " w. Iim.
vcrsitl of South Carolina. under tn,
titlc Earthquakes In buckingham
'o!Mntr, Virginia
= TINS pa.nphlct, was written by. ~
geology OF Buckingham County a,.
nr71 cam" a. 10 tn. county t. study tile
ton to I'll. STATE field ANA its remark
able connection with earthquakes Tho
lished In Volume III or The Bulletin
oi the Se!smolosical Society OF Amer
icn
Or Tabcr states that tho earliest
earthquake recorded, whose ccntrn MS
probably in the buckingham State belt
VAS on August, 49, 1902. When .ar;h
mond In 1883 the scvcrcst earthquake
Virginia .eNperienced ~ The ninetcentl,
s au,3S n ns@ i,s 1xs rsGhnEnn
~ somo eases fences were shaken down
Grated from subt"rranean caverns il,
springs. \ third nd shock ,e occurred In in
Scptcmber. 1852, win its centre ar-
y.
During the year 1915 there were sew
"rnl earthquakes, All OF them violent,
and III or them having their origin IN
Inc slate bel. OF buckingham County.
The disturbance OF December -, 1875,
was Of marked intensity, showing a.,
intensity OF VII or higher on ihe
.ossi-FoTcl scale. The shock was felt
IN AN arcn OF about 10000 square miles.
In Richmond, I'armvillc, Baltimore.
Greensboro. y. C.. Norloll, and Fort
rcH& Monroe this shock was felt
The nest earthquake OF Importance
occurred on May 81, 1881, and ten
Years later. February IL 1907. ut S:.:.
- NJ, = severe shock was felt in Ar
yonia aud vicinity. with an Intensity
Of VI. r. r.. tile shock bcin. felt in an
clliptical area Of over 5000 square
miles, This shock Was particularly
severe in the many slate quarrics &C
Tide Buckingham slate belt IT was felt
ia Charlottesville. broi,. n window :t
Euck ilighair. and WAS noticed in Bar
ton Heights In Richmond
on May $. 1910. AT i:io L. NJ. = shock
lasting thirty seconds, and Of consider
able Intensity, occurred, With Arvonia
.,s the centre of disturbance. This