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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
SNAPPED ARM
PITCHING BALL
Very Peculiar Accident to q q
Young Man Yesterday
Afternoon.

A very peculiar accident yesterday at
ternoon resulted In broken arm to q
Young man and considerable concern to
his friends.
A game OF ball was in progress at the
Broad Street Park between the Northslde
stars and the Pont!acs, The seventh
inning had been reached and the young
man In auestton-Gus Thorpe. well known
i, the West End.-was pitching good ball
for the Northside Stars Suddenly. as
he swung his arm In the act of tossing the
ball. the large bone above the elbow
snapped The arm dropped liyp by the
Young man's side and the ball rolled off
to one side. IS
Considerable excitement was caused for
INC time being, but the game was after.
wards resumed. Young Thorpe visited Q
near by physician and had the bone set,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
GEN ERAL.

Mayor Russell OF Cans. I. r., kills two
gamblers who were advancing on his son
with drawn knives--State Senator Geo
To- Green, OF Binghamton, n. a., arrested
In connection with the postal fraud cases
and led-Frank Lckliter, charged
with the murder Of a. l.. lshell, admits
that that circumstances are against him, and
rays he will be able to prove his lnno-
cence---Varled opinion rs 70 the outcome
OF tho political crisis In England; TAX
both Of a Roseberry ministry and OF the
return Of Balfour to power surgents
in Macedonia more aggressive and wen
supplied with ammunition; heller lelt II
England that Turkey has. nothing 70 gain
hy going to war--Marrlage at sAuAnilc
CITY, In which the groom 10 lOl ana me
Bride % years old Minister Beaupree
abnndons all hope of the ratiticatl0n. OF
the l.anama Canal treaty.. n, selfer
resigns as tobacco expert to engage III
culture of Cuban tobacco In TtXas--
Senators Hanna and Foraker and Myron
r, iIIerrick make speeches at the opening
Of the campaign Ii: Ohio---Witncss Green
testifes that he saw Curtis JET sno9 ~ u,
at Cockriil- IL Prominent citizens or lthr-
hour county. Ala. held for whltecapplhs
Negro Baptists adopt resolutions &C. .,.
nouncing he crimes which usually result
special at Grayesend; Cresceus lowers ms
record, but Lou Dillon fails TO 90 So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

Fight made on the Barksdale law In
the Henrico county contest: thorough In
vestlgation to be made this week
Young Richmond man nanGlcd by Il
acknowledgements may follow the re-
fusa to allow the inspection OF tho How
itzers Friday eyening---Blg# preparations
for the coming battles on the sgrldlror--------s
Instructions regarding the olcomargerlilr
law---Annunl report 'of the Chesapeake
to be laid here Saturday---.-Opening OF
the private achools--Description OF tho
new Chesterfield apartment house----Prcp-
nradlons for Tuesdays primary election:
a list or those In the race for various
oiflccs--A reception TO Grand Royal Ar
cnnum offlcers--Concerts In the parks
tn-day--Grcat interest in the breaking OF
the Baylor aurvcy---ShootinS matches OF
the gun clubs drawing to an end
tcas.-----Mr. +: y. Vaughan slightly bet
tcr-State librarian to be elected to-
morrow BY the Library Board--Caso
against Magnolia Social Club Is con-
tinued--A banquet enjoyed by the Ma
tional Executive Committee OF the Postal
Cerks-Pppular minister tells OF his
trip abroad---Servlces in honor OF Rob-
ert Emmett to-morrow---Hor. Harry st.
George Tucker to speak hero on edlca-
tion----Wcll -known newspaper man to be
nlarried---vacancy IN Western Union 70
mission--The. regent reEistrntton here q
disappointment. MANCHEST1sEt---.eC
mon Council meets Tuesday to elect
successor TO Judge ClDpton as city at
1orney---A talk with Mr. Charles n
Page Mr.. Robert S. Rives addresses the
voters OF Swansboro-An approaching
agcR elgibuss services today.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
CONCERN
in RECEIVERS HANDS
The Supply Of Cut Timber
More Than the De-
mdnd.
LnY Associated Preas.l

AsHEvILLE, N. c., Sept, 1s.-Ashevlle
business men were astonfshed to-day on
being told that tho North Carolina Land
md Timber Company's affairs had pass
ed into the hands Of q receiver. The
company did an Immense business. prin-
cipaily at tho mouth of Laurel. In Mad
ison county, and some men OF recognized
standing in the financial world wero
identitled with the company.
II %. Rankin was named as receiver
in the order which was granted by United
States Circuit Judge, simonton. Il. 3.
Belts, Of Troy. N. \. and T.. II, Putnam
wero large stockholders. tho latter having
ORGANIZED the concern, The liabilities
aggregate six hundred thousand dollars.
While The assets include the largest saw
mill in the western part of the State,
nearly six thousand acres Of timber land
trha company was chartered several
years ago and 1t Is understood has lost
steadily until J. BECAME Wholly insolyent
red in this part OF the State during re-
rent wears
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
DR.. Green Involved. / IN i the
Postal Fraud Cases.
.BAlLED IN TEN THOUSAND M
Charged With Conspiracy to Defraud
the Government il Bribing George
W. Beavers Makes Sweeps
ting Denial. III.
WIFE con.njr.a;,c.v, 10 Defraud
CIV Associated Press.l

BINGHAMTON, N. ", September b..
An arrest which had been expected TT
some time, occurred to-day when Post
office Inspector Mayer, Of Chicago, and 1
Deputy United States Marshal Black. OF.
this city, arrested State Senator George
E. Green, at the Office Of his attorneys,
Roberts, STuthlll and Rogers.
Green was nrraIgned "a before United
states missioner Hall and entered 2
plea of4not guilty; and his bail was fixed
at $4,000, Jonas NJ. Kilmer qualifying as
his surety The examination will be hold
Tuesday September 22d.
ON TWO CHARGES.
! Senator Green was arrested on two war
rants one charging him with conspiracy
to defraud the government in brlblns
George w, Beavers to purchase the IN
ternational time recorders for the govern
ment at 500 ca oh; the: second for 5offerins
Beavers a. bride !, OF ten per cent On
clock sales Ito the government
The conspiracy indictment charges that
tho alleged payments to Beavers oy
Green were in accordance With an agree
ment made j November /, 1901. 1t further
alleges that atpayment OF 1925 to Beavers
December ii, 1901: OF :Sas1 on January 50.
100; $ s4lss on April Is, 1902. and ss42 octo.
Dor 8. 1902.
SENATOR GREEN'S DENIAL.
Senator Green Ia president OF the In.
ternational Time Recorder Company,
which has its headquarters In this city.
In a statement ne says; ITO those 10
whom am best known. hope It Is I'M
necessary to say that have not given
nor received brides; that have wronged
no man, much less the United States gov
eminent, or any department thereof. All
my business has been conducted openly
and honestly. and no mean advantage
has been taken concerning contracts, Or
ders. prices or otherwise either by myself
or by any business interests with whch
am connected"
Senator Green announces his withdrawal
from the Broome County Republican
Committee until he is cleared from the
present charges,
The grand Jury will resume Its sessions
Monday, when 1t will take up other postal
cases. "A number Of other indictments are
expected, Involving two prominent per-
sons not heretofore indicted. The grand
Iury is not expected to report them be-
fore Thursday and Friday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
CELEBRATION OF
JEWISH NEW YEAR

The celebration Of the Jewish New
Year will occur on next Tuesday. The
day is very strictly observed and all
will be closed,
At Beth Ahaba Synagogue the services
will be Of a very solemn character with
special music and ritual The services
Viii begin Monday evening at 8 o'clock
and Tuesday morning at 1880 o'clock,
Monday evening Or. Calsch will preach
IN ."The Footprints of the Years. On
Tuesday morning his subject will be
HPersonslizIng Religion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
ALFALFA CIGARS MAY
SUCCEED CABBAGE KIND

III Especial to The Times l!spatcll)
NEW YORK, September 1s-The cab
bage cigar is doomed and the alfalfa
cigar is the latest weapon of destruction
which wives will buy for their husbands
at Christmas tide.
4, York cigar dealers are receiving CIR
culars from Californian guaranteeing
the "grass cigar. to deceive the most
expert SIN oker.
Alfalfa is kind OF grass upon which
cattle thrive nightly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Country No'ttin Danger q B In IN,
dustridl Collapse.
CLARK AND THE TARIFF
To Remove the Duty from the Articles
Manufactured by the Trusts Would
Close Three-Fourths ofthe
Country's Plants.
(By Associa ted Press.l

CHILL1coTHD. OHIO. Sept 1s.-The
Republican campaign in Ohio was opened
here to-day with an unusually large pa
rade followed by a meeting In Yoctan-
gee Park. at which Governor Nash pre-
sided and speeches were made by Sena-
tors Foraker and Hanna, Myron 7. Her
rick, candidate for Governor; Warren G.
Harding, candidate for Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor, aud others.
Senator Foraker delivered an elabor-
ate defense OF Republican national poll.
tics. He gave much attention to the
philippine question:, asserting that the
government Of the islands outside the
Constitution was the only possible meth
cd He opposed any Limitation OF the
power OF the courts to issue injuncuons
as demanded by those who demand the
restraint Of government by Injunction
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
a PHYSICIAN TtlWARTS
PLANS OF ROBBERS
Especial to The Tlmes-p lspatch.)

WILMINGTON, N, G.. September Ia
An unsuccessful attempt was mada by
burglars to blow open two safes In the
postofflce at Clinton, n, c., early this
morning. a physician attending patient
at a hotel across the street heard the ex-3
ploson and summoned posse to irsves-i
tigate, but tho craftsmen learned OF tina
move and made good tkeir escape.
one Of the safes was partially wrecked,
but nothing was stolen. Tools from
nearby blacksmith shop with which the
burglars xaclasN We're found IN the on1a1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
WOMAN CLUBBED
BY a THIEF
Especial TO The Times-Dlspateh)i

Especial to The -Dispatch.) i5,l
n CHICAGO. Sept. 1o.-Attacked by an un-,
known negro. robbed and brutaly beaten,
Miss Mary kent, leader OF the Chicago
Theosophists, was left lying unconscious
on tho sIdewal In front of her home on
Monday night She lay IN the rain for
nearly an hour before neighbors found
her. Blood was running from deep cash
In her head, and her face and body were
covered with bruises. Her clothes We're
torn and the broken cham of a chatelaina
bag hung around her wrist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
VIRGINIA..

Terrible experience OF a fye-masted
schooner which has arrived Mt Newport
News: practice ship Salmon 2. Chase
also goes through the siornl----Lynchburg
club wins the first gold medal IN the shoot
at Blue Ridge Eprings----A Chesterfield
magistrate fines liquor dealer $500 for
selling liquor at Forest Fill Mlnister
10 Russia a guest at the Hotel Alleshnny
at Goshen--C Citizens of Mecklenburg
make another reply TO Governor Aionta-
guc--Chesapeake and Ohio detective
missing for over a week from Newport
News----A slight frost reported In Frank
lin nty-Business men have a per-
sonal encounter In their stQre-NeW Ath-
latte Association organized at Randolph
Macon and football schedule arranged.
Merchant at Gate Cityxkiils himself With
a Winches ter-Country store and stock
in Mecklenburg burned by an incendiary
tiro; dwelling destroyed--Thc fire in
Cralgen Tunnel put out at last ~.
A. "A. phlegar defeats w. ": Berkeley
for the senate by an overwhelming ma
3ority; Mitchell nominated in Rockbrldge
FOR the House over j. S. Craig; John
Whitehead announces that he VIII not
run for the House again from Norfolk,
Macilen declared the Senatorial nominee
from the Alexandria distric;----,The police
OF Newport News serve warrants OF ar
rest on all the social clubs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
HOPE is ABANDONED AN % L;
OF RATlFYING TREATY
(By Associated Press,)

3j (By Associated Press) a5S.
WAsHINGToN.5D c.. September 49, y
Minister Beauprie has abandoned hope Of
the ratification of tho Panama Canal
treaty, He ca bles to the State Department
under date of Bogota, September l7.E
that the situation Is unchanged discussion
seems hopeless and tho Congress proba.
$bly will adjourn October goth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
SUMMARY Of DAY's NEWS
the WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, ?, z. Sept, 1o.-rore-
4 uast for Sunday and Monday;
M Virginia Fair Hundny: warmer In In
teror; fresh northeast Winds brisk OF,
the coast; Monday fair; warmer.
North Carolina-Falr Sunday; warmer
except III extreme east portion fresh To
brisk northeast Winds on the coast; Nom
day fair; warmer.
Il Yesterday g cool delightful Temperature
will, according to the weather lorecnster.
/ DO succeeded by higher mercury to-day
and Tomorrow Fair weather Is antic-
patcd for both days
STATE or TIE TIrEnNfoMETEn
d As NJ. Observation-Disclosures. %
IL Nj W 3#
T n. .,...' z
81 D i. All. VI Fs
I, ~. ......,......',....,..t.. ...,...t. - a5
y IL midnight s...,...t......,..,......,.. hb
average ............, " o-o
Highest temperature yesterday ...... g
Lowest temperature yesterday n...... 10
Mean temperature yesterday w
4 Normal temperature For September ~. y
Departure from normal Temperature 80 o o9
Precipitation during past q hours .... 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
"a SLIGHT FROST
IN FRANKLIN COUNTY

(special to The Times Dispateh,)
VAS % slight frost In this county last
night on low ground, but no damage to
tobacco or vegetables,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
CHOSEN PRINCIPAL OF
SYDNEY HIGH SCHOOL

rbe Tuchahoe School board met yes
terday at Henrico County Courthouse and
made arrangements to open the schools In
Tuckahoe District Tomorrow.
Mr.. G, HI DunaWay.5 q e. A. graGu-
atag OF Richmond College, was elected
principal Of the Sydney Hlgh School,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
y ----7-- - -----I1 I-7-----T " 40 -
NORTH #CAROLINA.

The Shlrrel murder case examination
continued because OF inability of Shirrcll's
murderer to be present; White brothers
remanded ito jail-A boy near Weldon
= coiored boy-A contract let for build
ing Of a new railroad fifty-flve miles west
from Newbern-New charters issued TO
large enterprises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
ENCOUNTER IN LYNcHBU 70
Business Men Come 10 Blows in the
Store, a

Especial to The Times Dlspatch,)
tLYNCHRURG. VA Sept, IA dill
Guilty occurred this morning in the ,wnole-.
sale dry goods house OF Guggenheimer
and Company. The participants, were
Messrs. Garland w, Old and J. w. Olaa
brothers. on one side, and MI. Oscar 8.
Engledove on tho other.
MI, Engledoye has charge Of one !, Of y
tho departmeentst Of the house and az i
5yice-presldent. Mr. l1ngedove was en-
gagged at his usual occupation, when the
Siessrs. Old came up to sec Mr. Egle-
dove in regard to a matter of business,
Only few words were exchanged, when
Mr. Garland Ole and Mr. Engledo,ye came
to blows For a few moments there en-
vued a most exciting scene. Shortly, after
the combatants had been separated Mr.,
arrest OF Messrs, Old charging. them
with unlawful assault
The Mcssrs. Old Immediately appeared
before Mayor G. w, Smith. and We're
bailed for their appearance IN the Mayors
court .-londay morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
MILLS OYERsTOckED
The Supply Of Cut Lumber Greater
than the Demand.
H'a VIZ
,cnecial to The Times-Dlspatc

NoRobK, VA Sept. 1s,-Lnmbermen
state at the suppy o. ,l Gat timber on
. nan" sectisl exceeds the demand and that
s I!.l tr,dc is very inactive. Business is
',,no,,sually dull and most OF the mills have
yards yards full Of unsold timber. ~ 4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09

by Mir. Oyerstreet, chairman or lne committee, that the purpose of the res olution was to supply the committee with information essential to the prop CT consideration of appropriation bills.
 The house also instructed the ju- diciary committee to make inquiry and report whether the isle of Pines can be ceded to Cuba without the concur rent action of the house and senate.
 Representative Hepburn reintroduced the pure food bill, embodying the rec concentrations of the national pure food congress.
 Representative Gillett Gatass.> intro duced bill ito protect antigambling laws from nulli6cation through inter state gambling by telegraph"
 Representative Tirrell (Mass) intro duced a bill Ito prevent the sale of in toxicating liquors in buildings and up on premises owned or controlled by the United States goverlf4nent."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09
TIMELY TOPICS

The old rink building will be torn down soon, so J. G. Twining & Go is selling furniture cheap. Read the prices on overcoats and clothing.
 Read F. B. O'Neilrs ad about John. ny Doe. Real estate office open every night except Monday
 Monroe's Business college is contin ually filling positions. Day and night school.
 Look for Kilduff's big ad on page 3. Everything in the clothing line is marked down.
 Christmas toys for boys, and girls al Fenner's. Dolls, tea sets, wagons sleds, etc.
 Big cut in prices in the boys ant children's department at k. R. Hard er's. Get your size there.
 The buckwheat four marked "Platts' has stood the test for many years. Feed your chickens Pan-a -cea
 Work baskets of every description from 1Oc up. A large line of foot rests at J. M. Burrall X Co.'S.
 Mid-season reduction prices at I Chase's. This will be memorabl, sale of trimmed hats.
 You can get good brands of tea ant coffee at Miller X Peck's; bargains il Kitchen department. J. T. Phelan has farm of 2S acre at $1,20O, large house and barn. Sin gle house to rent So a month.
 Harding has toys and games of al kinds; dolls of all sizes, and at al prices.
 Frank Brothers quotes some price on wines and liquors that equal an. other in quality.
 Sale day at Grfeve, Bisset X Hol lands tomorrow. Mems and boys working shirts as low as 15c.
 J. B. Mullings X Sons store ha taken on its Christmas brightness Take walk through the store and lool at goods.
 Conlon Bros will have a grand dis play of watches, clocks, rings, chains ! manicure sets, etc.
 Trading stamps with cash purchase | at Curran's. Take advantage of thi at tomorrow weekly sale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09
COLORADO STRIKERS.
lAaHfan Miners Make Serious Trouble
 at SaRundo.

eAARfnn Miners Make Serious Trouble
 at SaRundo.
 TRINIDAD Colo, Dec. 9.-A pitch sd battle has occurred at Sagundo, a Colorado Fuel and Iron camp, between thirty striking Italian miners and sev- en of the company's guards. Four of Ihe strikers were shot, and two of them will probably die. The strikers went to the ovens, but were ordered to stop by the guards. The shooting be- gan, each side asserting that the other fired first.
 An attack on the new part of the settlement is expected from the Italian strikers in the old town, and a bloody fight may be looked for. Nearly every man in New Sagundo is armed and will shoot at first sign of an assault. All day the strikers are said to have been drinking and have made threats that they will clean out Sagundo after dark The situation in the camp, is most critical At all the camps and in this town the Italians are worked up to pitch of frenzy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09
Jewel Robbers Gagged.

PITTSBURG, Dec 9-The two men, Morris Opar and Abram Dahler, arrest. ed here with large quantity of dia- monds and other jewelry in their pos. session are, according to the police de- partment q much wanted pair. The police officials say that an officer is on his way here from New York to identi- fy the men for rohberies there and that they are wanted in Orange N. J.; Bos- ton and Minneapolis for supposed con nection with iewelry robberies in those places
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09
OOINCS IN SENATE.
Canal Agreement Sent to For eign Relations Committee.
VUBAN BILL SEVERELY HANDLED.
Without Comment the Nomination of General Leonard Wood as Major General Was sent to the Conn
 mittee on Military Affairs.

MIft@& on Military AMA1rh.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The recent Investigation into frauds in the post office department was the basis of sharp debate in the senate by Mr. Cor man and Mr. Lodge. The discussion arose over a motion by Mir. Lodge to refer to the committee on postof1ices the resolution introduced by Mir. Pen. rose looking to senate investigation into the conditions in the department MT German intimated that the inves- tigation by the department had been partisan in character and said that counter charges had been made against the men who had made it. Mr. Lodge defended the departments work and declared it was far more thorough than congressional inquiry would be. The resolution went over without action.
 Mfr. Teller made a speech in opposi- fion to the Cuban bill He severely criticised General Wood and declared The bill was in the interest of the trust Mfr. Clapp spoke briefly, holding that the senate had absolute power in mak- Ing treaties.
 The senate in executive session re- ferre6 the treaty between the United States and Panama for the construc- tion of canal across the isthmus to the committee on foreign relations. The senate without comment also re ferred the nomination of General Leon ard Wood to be. major general to the committee on military affairs.
 Senator Frye introduced bill to reg ulate commerce between the United States and the Philippine archipelago. providing that on and after July 1, 1904. under penalty of forfeiture, no merchandise shall be transported by sea or any passengers be carried be- tween ports of the United States and ports or places in the Philippine archi- peiago in any other than vessels sail ing under the flag of the United States. The bill does not apply to coasting laws in their entirety to trade between. the Philippines and the United States. as was done in the cases of Alaska, Ha- wan and Porto Rico, but simply re- Etricts the transportation of freight and passengers to American vessels
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09

hidden attack the organizations of labor It is because have detected in the proposed b ostensb restrict the and other corporations of capital THE INSIDIOUs PUR POSE TO ATTACK THE TRADE UNIONS which, by the way have sembance trusts that have urged all of this character the following clause:
 CONSTRUED APPLY ORGANIZATIONS BANNERS HAVING THEIR OBJECT REGULATION WAGES, HOURS AND CONDITIONS EMPLOYMENT"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09
UMBRELLA.
 And Trunk Sale.

This Is the only UMBRELLA and TRUNK ,ahore in the city where you can buy the best UMBRELLAS and TRUNKS at HALF PRICD because our rent is cheaper and our expenses are less. 1t will pay you to call and see our line and prices. CERTAIN LY, we repair and recover Ulnbrellas and Trunks in best manner for a little price. Remember the place. S7 East Main street, by the Immaculate Con- ception church
 Broadway Umbrella and Trunk Stor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09
Miss NeIIye Reeds Select Schoo'
 for Dancing and Department

in Knights of Columbus hall. We'd nesday evenings, beginners class; Saturday evenings, advanced class. The following dances taught perfect ly in F lessons, S4.00: Glide waltz, two-step, schottische and three-step. New beginners class starting Wednes- day. December 2. Private lessons by appointment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09
soc,etv Lodx shot Dend.

RISING SUN, Ind, Dec. 9.-Miss Elizabeth Gillespie, prominent in local society, was assassinated here while sitting in the front room of her resi- dence. The murderer shot her through window, the entire charge of shot taking effect in the side of her head. No reason can be assigned for the shooting, and there is no clew to the murderer.