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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11
GERMAN PROTECTED CRUISER
uETS OFF THE ROCKS.

Singapore, Sept. 1.-THE German
protected cruiser Sea Adler. which
ran on the Kent rocks. has been re.
iloated. She sustained BIT little dam
age.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11

II Is not the intention Of the Romero
Drug company TO remove their busl-
ness from Las Vegas to Albuquerque.
1t Is their laboratory In FL Paso that
viii be brought up to the Duke City.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11
RECEIPTS FROM NELSON.
BRITT FIGHT DISAPPOINTING.

San Francisco. Calf. Sept. IL
The total receipts Of the Britt-Nelson
fight were S4S.311. The amount was
divided,as follows: Nelson. s1s S4;;
Britt. $12,560; management, SIC 9l0. !.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11

The musical and pyrotechnica1
features. the city iIluminations and
decorations, the balls. street carri-
walls and theatrical entertainments will
all be excellent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11
Wonderfu; Woman.

W0hoorvU; Woman.
Manager Ernest Blood has booked
fine attraction for September 10
and 20. It is nothing less than the
famous Rose Ivy" the Human Dy.
namo. The wonderful woman is q
singer Of the greatest talent. but the
chief interest in her entertainment
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11

The Good Roads convention will
hold its sessions during the fair, be-
ginning September 26. Some Of the
best known good roads advocates in
the nation will be here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11

More than hundred citizens have
already made entries for the floral
ard Industrial parade and others are
coming In. This win be one Of the
most brilliant events OF the fair.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11

The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge will
hold an interesting convention here.
The local members are planning a
great banquet as one feature.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11
Peace Envoys Visit Washington.

suggested Chakdeza as a meeting
place.
Peace Envoys Visit Washington.
washington, Sept. I'M. Witte
and Baron de Rosen, the Russian
peace p,enipotentiaries, accompanied
by five mel1bers OF the formers
suire, spent Sunday in Washington.
They arrived here at an early hour
yesterday morning and spent the en-.
tire day visiting historic points In
and about the city, and left later Tor
New York, from which place NJ.
Witte will sail for Hamburg tomor-
row.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11

suggested Chakdeza as a meeting
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-09-11

Saturday Of this week. the full pro-
gram for the fair including the events
for each day will be published.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-11

CONTINUED from Page II
NAVAL SYSTEM BETTER.

All these things mpractcable under the simple navy
tenn naval officer be paid by only
and he the paynaser him. When
his orders transferring him duty another he
Of the condition
lie presents this together with his ORDERS paymaster
his next of duty whether it be the his ship
the pay Office shore This paymaster
the transferred from the paymasr opens
count with the officer The only
whom the officer obtain money under any The
situation analogous bank The business
only with the bank which he has similarly only
with the who has his pay
be pledged hypothecated any way The system
well as
While admitting the fault system which has made crm
mails officers officers
unanimous in wishing change something like the system
They hold that the convenience that the
scheme furnishes the officers wegty consideration than
he evil of enabling dishonest officer duplicate his
Many them think better let the present system stand and
remedy by dismissng those who take dishonest advantage
Of The fact though that duplication OF pay accounts
in the army, because the permits it. while it
in the navy, because impossible there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-11

Aunt AIandy-"Wy, Joel Bggsby What you standin' up
there fer"
Uncle Joel"Want if that Turing princes gon buy
suhn I've heerd much bout spendn money like prince I'd
es like o how he duz II"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-11
PINKHAM REPORT HAS
REACHED THE GOVERNOR
Continued from Page -

contains only the the Build
Traders This volume addition
the summaries letters from engaged agriculture
throughout The Territory, justify
the reached
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
SAYS5W'OMAN HAD D
'I!'0 ! PA $4,000.
Wooster Tells Attorney Krotel
AboutiPublic "Fads
and 17ancics'
GRAND jury 10 GET CASE c. $ ::
Official Investigation, Of Town.
Topics Begun Yesterday i'll
New York.
.t- ~.
(DSkAssoclatcd Press.l

(DyEAssoclat ted Press) E NJ
NEW YORK, July 1s.--An Investigation
OF tho ,Nralrs of Town Topics" growing
out Of tho arrest Of Charles II. Able, OF,
charges OF blackmall preferred by Ed
win NJ. Post,Sof tn eNcw YORK Stock Cx-
change. was begun to-day By Assistant
District Attorney Paul krotcl. Mr. ir.
Krotcl declined to say anything about
his veslgatlon. but 1t was lntiinntcd
that the matter will be brought to the at
tention of the grand jury. I'll IS
4 Moses Ellis Wooster, Il member OF the
soclety's Editors Association, who got
UP Fads and Fanccs," ana also
'"Americas smart Set called on Mr.
Krotel to-day and furnished him with q
copy OF the much talked-of agreement be-
tween tho Town Topics Publishing Com
pnny and himself.
Tho agreement shows That Wooster
engaged to secure subscribers 70 "Fads
and Fnnccs." all subscription contracts
to be In the name of the Town roplos
Company, and that wooster
was TO reoelve commissions Of ten per
cent on subscriptions up to $4,000 and
twenty per cent. on all In excess A Of
that amount, the net profit to be equally
divided between the parties thereto.
Wooster further told Mr.. Krotel that
there was no fixed price for subscriptions
to tho book Fl also declared that the
subscription Of a woman very prominent
In society cost her 10000. and that
while the minimum rate was slboo, some
had paid rs high as s3,o
and others as high rs $1,000 for the
book. This Increased the amount OBJ
tained for.the production OF "Fads and
Fancies'' from 100000 to moro than
5000, 900.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
TROOPS RI, PROTECT
ALABAMA IVE.G II
Selma Cavalry Squadron Ordered
Is Prevent Lyncl1ing Of Slayen
Of Physician. 4
JAIL OFFICERS ALL AL. AWAY WA 7
Sheriff Pursuing Escaped Prison.
crs-Mob Took Advantage
Of Absence.
ALL OFFICERS ALL AWAY
/ (By Associated Prcss.)

MONTG OMERY, Ala July 1S.-Af-
Ter receiving telegram from the au
thorltles In Linden that tho ynchlng OF
Robert Richardson. negro confined In
the Narcngo county jail there, was ilnnli-
nent, Governor Jcllss, through his pri-@
vato secretary, r. Kirk Jackson, this az
ternoon ordered Major V. B. Atkins, In
command Of tho cavalry squadron of
Selma, TO so at once to tho sceno.
In loss than an hour after tho order
was issued by the GOVERNOR he received
Il message from Major Atkins, who
stated that the squadron had hecA got
ten together and had left on q Special
train for Linden
Richardson Is ono Of the two suspects
of the murder Of DR.. Foscue. near Linden
a few weeks ago. EIe has been In tho jail
at Linden some time, aud the rumor OF
probable lynching Is due to the absence
of tho sheriff and all his deputies from
the county scat. There was n Jail delivery
at Linden a day or two ago and the as
sumption Is that the sheriff and his force
are in pursuit Of the prisoners who es-
capped. This would explain their absence
and The anticipation OF an attack on the
Jail at this time.
The Governor, 1t Is understood has
given Major Atkins, who is MaSor OF
Selma complete control Of the situation
on his arrival at Linden. This Will pre-
vent any delay on the part OF the SOL
tlicrs upon their arrival In Linden The
customary procedure is for the Governor
to subject the military to tho direction
OF the sheriff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
PRINCE Phillip
ASKS DIVORCE / ! ]
Wife Caused Sensation Recently.
By Eloping With Austrian
Count.
CIV Assoclated Press.l

GOTTA. DUcHY. OF sAxE.coBuRo
AND GoTFIA, July, ISL rinco Philip
Of SAKE coburg and 3Gotha. to-day filed
with the provincial court a petition for
divorce from his wife. the Princess
Louise OF saxe-Coburg and Gotha. a
Princess Louise IS the eldest daughter
of the King Of the Belgians. In 1897
she eloped With Count Won Aiatass!ch-
illeglevltch, lieutenant IA Of Austrian
cavalry, Her subsequent confinement In
n unitarlumsi and escape from her at
tendants caused sensations. A mcdl-
cal commission In Paris recently dcclafc0
the Princess to be sane and two days
later 1t was announced that Prince
Philip had decided to begin proceedings
for q divorce. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
FRANK kelley found
IN DEL.|R.I|0.Us State
Man Who Was Believed to Have
Killed Himself, Located Near
ss Acca Station.

Frank Il. Kelley. who disappeared from
hts home, No. 24l6 West Main Street.
Monday morning, leaving aEnote bidding
his wife good bye and ntmatlng that ho
was going to commit suicide. was found
yesterday afternoon at Acca Station by
Special Officer August Raub, OF the Rich-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road. The man was sitting down near
n spring and was In n delirlous conditions.
He was brought to his home, where he
"a being cared for by his young wife.
who has been pros trated With erlef and
anxiety over his strange disappearance.
Mr., Kelley could give no intelligent ac-
count OF his actions since Sunday night
IIe seemed not to remember having left
the note Informing his wife that he IN
tended self destruction At times he ap-3
reared In, his normal condition. but In an
other minute he would be apparently la
boring under the deluslon that someone
was after him,
vent to the rear door Of her home last
Monday morning she found bundle tied
I'M In handkerchief Suspended from
The knob Of the wire screen. Opening
the package she discovered that 1t con-
tanned her husbands watch his knife
and purse, containing $3.50. lii this buns
ale was "a note saying that he was crazy
at times and did not know where he was.
and that 1t was all for the best and
he hoped all would Meet him In heaven,
rhe polce were at once notified, and
WITH the county officials and the four
brothers Of the missing man, q search
Of the city and county has been prose-
'cuted until yesterday afternoon, when
Mr. Raub found the man at Acca,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
a LETTER no OUR READERS

bs Cottage ST., Mclrosc, Mass. 4
Dear Sir: Jan. lltli, l WI
gg8,,lIver since was III tho army nag
more or less kidney trouble, and Wlthin
The past year 1t becnine so severe any m
iro,npicatcd thntSl suffered everything
md was much nlariiictl; my strength anu
power were fast leaving me-. J saw an
advertisement Of Swamp Root and wrote :.
asking for advice. 1Ebegan the use IL y
the medicine ana noted decided I'M.
provcnent after taking Swainn-Ro only
d short time. X, a !.
II continued It's use and i'm thankful
10 say that II mn .cn lirely cured anu
strong. In order TO be very sire noout
this / had a doctor examine some, OF my
wutor to- day. and Tic pronounced II al
rleht and In splendid condition.
II know that your Swamp Root IS pure
~ vcgctublc and does not contain any
harmful, drugs. Thanking you for my
complete recovery and recommending
swamp Root 10 all sufferers Lam,
VERY truly yours &
fS II. C. EICf1ARDSON.'' II
4 YouE may have n sample bottle OF TINS
wonderful remedy Or. lSilmcr's swamp
Root sent absolutely FREQ by MALL also
book telling ali about Swnmp-Root.l IL you
IRE already convinced that Swamp Root
Is what yo,, need, you can purchase the
regular tlfty-ccnI and -dollar sEe
bottles at#thc drug stores everywhere.
Don't make any mistake. but remember M ,,e
tic name, Swamp Root. Or. l< IN rs
Swamp Root. and tho address, Blhghtin- I
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Wife OF Accused Man Said to
Have Tiled to Get Pistol
to Hin.
FATHER OF CHILDREN | U W'EPT
Breakdown Wl,c,, He Described
Mutilation Of Body 81 Young
5 Daughter.
(By Associated press.)

4 ALDOSTA, GA, duly Isl einurrcrs OF
fered by the attorney for the defense be-
Ing overruled, Milton Rawlings. one o.
the three brothers charged with the mt,r.
der OF Willie and Carrie Carter, children
OF w. l.. Carter was placed on lrlal
to-day. Il j55 s5.s
Contrary to expectation, n jury was
secured after but four panels had been cX-
nnusteG Nlilton's TWO younger brothers.
Kessc and Leonard, were excluded from
the court room, but j. G. Rawlings, tne
father, indicted with the negro prcacnef'
Frank Turner, as an accessory before the
fact, was permitted to remain
Revolver In Satchel.
Mrs. y. G. Rawlings was also N me
court room, sitting beside Milton she
asked that her lmnd-satchel he brought.
Sheriff Passmore returned with It ana an
nounced to the court thnt 1t contained
a loaded revolver. The court Instructed
That this be taken from the satchcl be-
fore the satchcl was given Mrs. Ra" =
llngs
tic statement to the Jury BY
Solicitor General Thomas, recess WAS
taken nhfl upon the RECOMMENDING OF
court, Attorney John r, Cooper, for the
defense, moved that n 1nistral be or.
dered on the score that the case had
been prcildlced by the exposure Of the
the statement about IT, re
said Mrs. Rawlings carried II for her
own protection, Sheriff Passmorc stated
hats5it had reached his ears that Mrs
Rawlings had becnitryng to slip the re-
yolycr5}to her husband. The motion TOT
-t,.i, W nynrr,,1ed. ISL t4nasta4 a5EE y
Father Broke Down.
w. r, Carter took the stand and told
OF tho double assassinat ion saying nc
Milton and Jesse RaWlllngs.
He broke down and wept as he described
the mutilatlon Of the body, of his young
daughter. saying that prints OF the mems
shoes were upon her head and hodyand that
her head had sboen beaten Into the ground,
Carter also said he saw Leonard Rawl-
ngs and the negro, ALI Moore also in-f
lictcd, but who has turned States evil
lcnce on tho scene.
Aft Moore was placed on the stand
and told his story OF the double murder,
Judge Mitchell ordered all whose names
were in the jury box to remain out OF
court in order TO insure juries for the
trials that arc to follow. That oftMllton
Rawlings will be resumed tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Were Prejudlced.

1t is known that q Jury. Theoretically,
Is composed or n set OF 3unprejudiced men
with open minds, stu there may be oc-
castons when (, slight personal feeling
.inyades their ranks, such was evidently
the thought borne IN upon the tailor;
who rising To state his case, and having
declined the services OF q lawyer for
reasons hest known to himself looked
over the jurymen and then turned to
ATS no use for me to tell about thls
case, YOUR honor" he said, de1ectedly.
rot unless you dismiss that Jury ana
nat I'm a new lot There isD' Il a man
among em but ownes me something Tor
clothes, n--Philadslph Ledger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
NO ARRESTS "
IN PHILADELPHIA / |. !. D [: ]. /
Mayor Delays Movement Against.
Alleged Swindling Contractors
and Others. FL
iBy Associated Press.)

PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.--ln a state
ment issued 2 today by former Judge
Gay Gordon, counsel for Mayor Weaver.
II was announced that further arrests
in connection with the frauds alleged to
have been perpetrutcd against the city
BY contractors and others arc off for the
present, and when the time comes to hc-
gin proceedings against those who will be
accused of the alleged frauds, District
Attorney Bell viii be invited to 3co-operats
In every stage OF the proceedings.
Mayor Weaver subsequently, announced
that Julian r.. Davies, Of New York,
has been retained by him as associate
counsel with Mr.. Gordon. In place OF MIR.
Root. 8i3 fsl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
STEADY INCREASE IN
THE COST OF o.. Living.
Price Of All Necessaries Have
Been Going Up for Years,
Official Report Says,
A washington special to tho New York

A Washing ton special to tho New York E'
World. says:
Prices OF fuel, clothing and practically
all food products are constantly increaS-
Ing, according to n bulletin Just issued
Iby tho Bureau OF Labor. covering the
period from 1890 to 1904. In tho early
tninetles prices were very high. but IN
the last four years they have been stead
lily increasing, until now they arc frea 4
lively higher than In 1892, Just before
tho memorable financial and commercial
depression. The period OF lowest prices
was from 1894 to 1897, 4.
III The lowest price Of beef was IN April;
1895, when the best choice was Nuotsu
at $685. to i$4,25 per hundred the hlgh-,
est price was the latter part o. Ausus ~
1902, when the prizes touched $3.50 g :. ~
'psr hundred pounds, Corn was 'oW Sy'a
In 1895 and highest In 1892. q I, !,
In table OF comparison ~ ~ Ma ~ y, coo 600
average price for the yea rs ls9o 20 low
ia taken as a base, sixteen articles !, o.
farm production Including sheep. cattle
hay, hogs, hides and grains are enuNleF'
ated. eAll4 eycept haxseed nave iNcFeas ~"
over, the average prico from 1890 to lssy,
The Increase for the prices ~ laV4 ranso
from rs per cent, on sheep ana ~ ~ stpt
cent on cattle to s2,6 on corn, Sa,s o. y
oats ass on wheat ana the sop tu''s n,,,n
~ ayo MAJ increase In 1904 in the wholesale
mice Of farm products over the AVERAGE
~ vi tha years 1890 to 1898 Ia S6,s 4peF
cent. 81 fifty-two articles included M "
der tho head Of food " is shown ", t nav
In 1904 the prices Of all but 1o'.s = W.
articles we're higher than the aYefase
prices from 1890 TO 1892. ho.d -
seventy articles undar the !, lseau nop "
cloth and clothing SNOW tn az NV NV a cont
hhg ,r.s than the average from 1890 to
1857 1857 Tha table on fuel and y lighting
i nlnnes tie average 1901 Erice a. y, Sse Per
cent MSt iisher2 thSnE tbs 1890 ~ sSs pyles,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
PARAMOUNT NEWS I.

MS Geld de,sstfn nSS s,e IS Critically III their
residence, on, Twenty-second street. -,
land = and littis Miss Adele Enos will
leave today for surry; county to spend
Il month wlth.gthe family Of Mr.. James
Mrs, $, a, crone has returned e, IF from n
washington. D. g. \. 4. =, -,
ington an arc visiting relatives in the city;
Mcssrs, j. A. Hudglns and j.. Stuart
arc q, at Rockbrldge Alum Springs on their
si Miss inez White, OF Norfolk, IS visit
ll,le Mi apd M not th @wsfa
that he can survive many days.
May Council Daughters or Liberty.
have Just closed a successful lawn party,
which has boon In PROGRESS for two '.
Nj: II r Ennis :. Newport n ~ Ns EMS w an
Mattox Hill, Sunday. >,a,,,a 49,,
his family here this week.
Miss Mamie Thclmer has returned from
where Shs TPe1f SeysIa
was i'll while there. is somewhat im-
Mr. md Mrs. Walter Beades ard Miss rs
noKe s'e where .'i they :; spent several days
Rev Il. b. Scott preached 70 the
Daughters Of Liberty and tho Juniors OF
s1 npdeSs body
Mrs. Mary Pond has ieft for Cumber-
land, Md, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
AMns sSa VIII vst er oiher
ddaughIiiSSrr'' Mrs .Arthar Parrish. near
MIN Bottle sandfoIa, Of /, n !.
during the week.
4 pleasant visit Is Miss Deahl Walsh in
Mrs Luslan Arnall y out nsa,hn, after
Mrs. George Tarry VINO mas hn nsen M y.
proved somewhat and Is expected to be
able to return to her home here this
week. Sss 6s
and forks which we're being con osted for
at the bazaar BY Misses Payys laI ,Euby
Miles: Miss Miles received Y handsome llt.
Ssrs tie sHsssts 81 eSyES i fIisas
M, Walter satterwhlts. II 4 Hanover :
nich n Locomotive Works and has lq a,
'"Mifa Ms Il Md "n's' seo, has left Fred
erskserg q at}epd the h g, as she ",
eGsHr Mr. and d Tst eMsa oss and Miss Moss
Of Tylerss; Va have returned. a. afts mrs a
| visit to Mr., j, j Payy, sister or MIS-.
Nj, Everett payy has gone to Hans
oyer county 10 visit his grandparents.
Mrs, Yalonllae. OF R!chmnnd, was the
cues, Of her mother, Mrs, Charles Koch,
Mr. and and MIS- Mrs. Charles Rainey, Of Ohio,
and Mrs. West Rainey,a of petersburg.
Mere the guests Of relatives hero during
| the past week. All .
Misses lnez Roberson and Hseulah Ger;
|mclman entertained their Sunday school
classes Friday at IA picnic, winch was
An enJoyabis day " VAS sPent. a, roaming
oxcr the fields and indulglng ~ various
games. An elegant dinner unaer tne
big old shade trees was ne Slnpsa HAei, ~,
lam feature Of the lha, iinsa p y!
| Misses aluudc ana Coral Glar.Y have
returned from Hanoye pn souffII me- w
Master Ethelbert Loving ~ speRdlns
some tins With his EranImQtneI, Nlrs,
Kidd on Fifth Street, ~ . hch ~ M ma
Mrs. Q, r, Perkins. rs quite y, ~ IL theis
homo. on Twenly-sesond strse, IL Ma y y
and it Vas thonsht$at first that m ophe '
1 alton would have ia ~ lSsti'su' !. Y "A
he III better to-day E!3s} tBf s8#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
STOCK IS NOW IN
TRUSTEE HANDS IAN.
Ryan Makes Formal Transfer to
Cleveland, Westinghouse
ard Q,Rrien
and O'Brien.
tBy Associated Pross.)

stock, carrying the controlling interest
in the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
which was acquired by Thomas Il. Ryan
by purchase from James Hazen Hyde,
board of trustees, which Is headed by
former President Cleveland. This an
nouncement was made to-day by George
II. Parker secretary OF the Equitable
''Messrs. Grover Cleveland, George
Westinghouse and Morgan ]. O'Brien,
trustees OF the majority Of the Equitable
stock, announce that all Of the D2 shnres
OF stock OF the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society delivered to them by Thomas
IT, Ryan. have been transferred 10 their
names as trustees, and that It Is now
represented by single certificate held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
NORWEGIAN G GOVERNMENT
ASKS FOR RECOGNITION.
(By Associated Press.)

chicago, July 1S-,rhc Daily News
says: s5 .#s5
That tho independent Norwegian gov"
eminent is prepared to ask official recoE-
milton from the United States, and that
special ENJOYS have been In this country
for some time looking over tho ground as
private citizens prior to the assumption
Of diplomatic powers With which they
have been inves ted. developed to-day AZ
Representations with such eminent N N.
ternational Es5 authorities as Professor 11ss'
Moore, Of Columbia University, and Is Jonn
w. Foster. an informal document mas
.Ibeen drawn d up \ for presentation 10 tn y,
state department 4 o. servo as y 'teeler
for4 official documents which may be ex-
pected to follow, ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
MAKE NEW MOUNTAIN
CLIMBING RE C0RDS
(By Associated Press

QBy Associated Prcss,)
i BRETON WOODS, n. H., July lS,'-The
record Of twcnty-tour minutes thirty.
seven and three-fif,hs seconds, cstab-
lishcd last Year by Harry Hardness, OF
New York. in making the eight mile
climb over the carriage rond FROM the
base To the summit OF Mount Washing
ton, WAS broken no less than four times
to-day William !, llllliard, of Boston,
reached the summit In twenty minutes
fifty-eight and two-fifths seconds. tho
new record, stanley Y, Kellogg, of
Springfield, Mass; Burt Holland, of New
ton, Mass. and Oscar lIedstrom, of
Springfield, We're the other record break
ers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-19
Turns States Evidence.

(BygAssociated Press.) &
y GADSDEN, ALA, July 1S.--Lucy Mayo.
a negro woman arrested with the negro
men in connection with the criminal as
sauit and murder Of Mrs. 8. ]. Smith last
Saturday night, to-day turned state
videhce before the coroner's jury. Her
evidence duplicates Jack Hunter, who is
stlll at large, and Vance Garner and VIII
Johnson, who are now In the Rirmlngham
jail. IS
crime to her on the morning It happened.