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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
best Athletes in
GEORGETOWN MEET
University of Virginia and Rich
1nond College Make Good Show
ing in Fast Company.

~ WASHINGTON, -. C.. MARCH, Title
Feature OF the tenth annual indoor
meet and field games III Georgetown
University held here Tonight at Con-
Nehticn Hall, Wns IL two milo relay rncc
Yor tic championship OF the United
stalcs NJ that distance between teams
representing Cornell and Columbia Uni
Vcrsitics 1t was either teams race
until the last lap. wien the Cornell
runner gradually pulled away from the
Columbia man and won by about twenty
yards. a one mile relay race for the
Championship of the South. between
teams of the Universities of yirginia
and Georgetown. was also star event.
Virginia won easily n Stnitllson, Of.
the New York Athletic club. In the
iiftyyard hurdle race. broke the Amer
lean record of rs seconds. held By
W. Steffcns, of Chicago. sintison's
fine was Is seconds. Princeton,
Will, Il score of twenty-sfX points. won
the cup for THE college scoring tie most
points. Central High School, cf this
city. with sixteen points. was second.
a summary of the most important
events follows:
rifty-yard invitaticn-Y A. Rector.
University Of yirginih. won. T.. c.
Smthson. New York Athletic Cl'il, Sec
und, r. =. Gcary, l'ordham, third. Time.
90, -.
ssp-Sard Iiandicap-L Frantz. Prince
ton, won; w CLANCY. Central High
School. Washington. second: r. Splitter.
Yale, and f.. stewart. Johns Hopkins
University ran n dead heat for third
place. Time, 2;02 go
G1o-yard noyicc---R. Wood. University
Of Virginia. won: u. Swing. unattached.
second; III. Nawn, Georgetown Prepar-
atory school. third. Time. f:9s.
jne-nlilc run. Iiandicap--W. MCGEE.
Princeton. won: l.. Frantz, Princeton.
second: G. NJ Grifith Johns Hopkins
University third. Time, $40.
Running high jump, handicap--W.
Fielding New York Athletic Club. with
one and half inches handicap. won: y.
Brennan. Marquette University, Wis.
fecond: T. Holiday. University OF Vir-
GINA. third. Height. feet II inches.
I5ifty-yard hurdle. open handicap
r. Smithson. New York Athletic Club.
won; r. Smith. Georgetown Preparatory
School. second: r. Martin, University
OF Virginia. third. Time. :0s Is.
Relay race. one miie-Ricilmond Col
lego won: Georgetown University re-
serye. second. Time, 3:5s.
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arch enemies out OF tho trade forever.
Just how much strength would be
added to the Democratic PLATFORM by
sucl, plank is not known even ap-
proximatey. IL would drive away not
only the liquor element, assuming tho
Republicans did not adopt such q plnnls,
and in addition would ALLEVIATE q largo
element of old-tlme Democrats. who be-
licvc enforced temperance Is not Dem
ocratic. and that all sumptuary laws
do violence to the principles of the
Democratic party. 1T might gain thotis-
ands of votes from the Prohibition
party, but temperance workers. have
not heretofore been notorlousfy loyal
to their friends.
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HENRY REPUBLICANS
Endorse Roosevelt md Slemp and De-
nounce the Democrats.

Especial 10 Inc 1lfneS-DlSpntch.J
MARTfNSNILLE. VA, March 1.-THE
Republicans of Henry county met in
convention here this afternoon. DR..
John w. Simmons was elected chair
man and J. l.. English secretary.
Twenty-Five delegates with half a vote
each were elected to the district con-
vention at Rocky Mount on March 26th.
and some delegates were elected to the
State convention at Lynchburg on
April sth.
The administration of Theodore
Roosevelt was indorsed; c. Bascom
SIemp was Endorsed for State chairman.
The Democratic party was denounced
for taking Floyd out OF the Fifth Dis
trict. and j. b. hnglin. OF Martinsvilie,
was indcrsed for place on the State
Executive Committee.
The convention was Lily White. the
few negroes In attendance taking no
part In the proceedings.
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ROOSEVELT AND TAFT
Fauamier Republican,. Approve Acts of
President ana State Chairman.


WARRENTON. VA. Marcel, 7.-Dele-
gates elected to the district convention.
which meets in Alexandria March 9th.
were selected by>the Republican county
convention held here to-day. and IN
structed to vote for j. S. Crupper, OF
Alexandria. and w. B. G. Shumate. OF
this county. as delegates to the Ma
tional Republican Convention. Dele
gates to the state convention. which
meets at Lynchburg April 9Th. were In
structcd to vote for Hon. M. X. Lowry,
of Stafford county. and r. w. Strother.
of Giles county.
The administration was indorsed,
also the administration OF State Chair.
man c. Bascomb Slemp. and the dele
gates instructed to vote for his "e-
election. a new committee was elected.
with w. B. G. Shumatc chairman. ".
B. G. Shumate and John Grayson We're
elected delegates at large to the dis
trict and State conventions respective
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RnicIeh .fndorsc. TAFT.

IHpeCIaI 10 Tic IInes-DIHpatcN.
RALEIGH. N. c.. March IA largely
attended convention Of Wake county
Republicans YVES In session here this
afternoon. and elected delegates to tho
State and congressional conventions.
adopted Will, great enthusiasm reso-
lutions fndorsing the national policies
of President Roosevelt. the candidacy
of William Howard Taft. for presl-
dency. Judge Spencer b. Adams as
state Chairman and Willis G. Briggs
(postmaster), Raleigh. as district dele
gate to the national Republican con-
yontion
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infant to Emperor William, has been

jutant to Emperor William, has been
sentenced by "A military court of honor
10 be deprived OF his rank In the army
and TO surrender all the orders and deco
rations that had been conferred upon
linn. The finding of the court has been
by Emperor william. General
Won Hohenau was accused of being ono
of the so-caued court camarilla." re-
Gently exposed by Macmillan Harden and
his name was brought constantly into
the Testimony during the Harden-von
Moltke trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
BILL FOR TRAVEL PAY
senator Foraker Introduces Bill AZ
fccting Several NtrxlnlnnA.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 7.-sen-
ator Foraker has introduced bill APP
propriatinI money for travel pay upon
their discharge for officers OF the United
States volunteers who served in the
during the insurrection.
among whom are the following Vir-
ginians: Captain James y. Fauntlcroy,
Lynch Station, and First Lieutenant
Fred II. Plummes. Petersburg. Twenty
seventh Regiment; Captain Thomas II.
Marshall, Forty-tirst Regiment. Bed
ford City: First Lieutenant William o.
Trenor. Roanoke, Forty-third Regi-
ment: Second Lieutenant William Nc
Bryan. Arlington Post Office. Forty
ninth 1tegiment: Second Lieutenant
Frank Il. Weeks. Torticti Regiment,
Woodstock
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EUL0GlEs ON sLEMP
'ributes to Late Virginia Con Gresa man
hX Democratic ANnNClatcA.

Tributes to Late Virginia Congress man
by Democratic Associates.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March IA
part of the session to-day of the House
was devoted to the consideration OF
private claims bi;ls. A number were
i,assed, after which the remainder of
the day was given over to eulogies nf
the late Representative Campbell
EuIogies on nv. slemp's life and
character were delivered by AIessrs.
Zones. Lassitcr. Lamb ana Flood. or
Virginia.: sherman. New York: Camp.
bell, Karsns: Holiday and CLANCY, Ia
diana, and Smith, Michigan.
AS a further mark of respect tile
House at at, r. M. adjourned until
Monday.
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.LoUD0UN COUNTY FOR TAFT
Resolutions ExpreaAing Preference for
1Iim-lndOrsc RoOseyclt.

[HpecInf to Tho Times DIsrutcli.
LEEsBJRG. VA. March 1.-THE Re-
publican party In Lo,ldoun county re-
organized their county COMMITTEES and
elected ]. w. Gregg. an attorney of
PurcellvilIe. chairman. and S. B. Davis.
of Round Hill. secretary.
The convention was held at PURCELL
VILE. and elected eight delegates and
eight alternates to represent the coun-
ty ut the State Convention to be held
in Lynchburg on April 18th and In the
Congressional Convention AT Alex
andria. The course OF the present adj
ministratfon was Endorsed, and though
the delegates were not instructed.
resolution was passed fayorInE tho
nomination of Secretary Taft.
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no spcak In Homo stnte.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March -
Secretary Straus. OF the Department of
Commerce and Labor has accepted ali
the twenty-iiftl, anniversary OF the Sa-
vannah. Ga. Board Of Trade to be held
on April Sd. He will deliver an ad-
dress on that occasion. Secretary
Straus was brought up In the State
of Georgia, being taken to Talbotton,
Ga. by his father. when lie was four
wears of age.
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i.cfuac to Instruc, for TAFT.

ss.'t'ITHI --7-.I1- J
WOOloSTOClI, VA, March 1.-THE
Republicans of Shenandoah county held
their convention to-day at Edinburg,
Delegates were appointed Ito tho dis
trict convention. at T.urav, Va, Reso-
buttons were adopted supporting the
administration OF Roosevelt and State
Chairman Slemp, but an amendment ia
instruct for Taft was rejected.
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To Move the Hippodroiuc.
L & .,acIlI ID, II &, .DIsnnfcl


GREENSBORO. n. c.. March 7.-
Directors OF the Greensboro Auditorium
Company were elected at stockhold-
ors' meeting to-day. and the contract
awarded to Austin Brothers. of Atlanta,
for tho removal OF tile Hippodron;e
Building from Norfolk to Greensboro.
The contractors are under bond to have
the building completed by juno 18th.
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sHoRN OF ALL HoNoRs

Former .Ndjutnnt to Emperor William
Deprived of His Rank and Disgrnced.
BERLIN, March 7-Gcneral Count VIII
helm Won iIohenau. former commander
OF the guard corps and at one time add
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DcleEnten from Warren, s
.[Specisl to The Times Dlspnlch.1

TRONT ROYAL VA. Marcli 7.---A
meeting of tho Republicans OF tins
county was held to-day and after &
hptlS contested fight tho following
werc elected TO attend tlcs State con-
ventionsat I4ynchburg. Ma; =. Ci.,AAllen
C L. pritchnrd aud j. l.. BORDEN. 7. i.
Borden, o. r.. Silman and g. L. Pritcl,-
anrd wore elected ia attend the district
convention to DO held Son the lltn oil
March, at Iur1y.
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many NOW EXPECT
TO SEE BRYAN WIN.
CONTINUED From First PageD

Continued From First Page)
try to lead honest lives. and conduct
our business along honorable lines
No class In this country studies poll.
tics more closely than do the Washing
ton newspaper correspondents. Politics
Is always In the conversation when
two of them talk five minutes. 1t must
be confessed that often the constancy
of the diet grows tiresome, but poll
tics must ever be the chief item on
their bill of fare. It Is matter of
everyday comment among the CORE
sponden;s that the sentiment OF the
press gallery is rapidly icrystallizing
upon BRYAN, as the next. President OF
the United States. and this without re-
gard to whom the Republicans may
nominate. -
Mr.. Bryan's Confidence.
1t is no secret that Mr.. Bryan. is
absolutely confident that the Demo-
Gratis will sweep the country next fall.
clecting the President and majority
of the House OF Representatives. He
has not always been SO. Heretofore he
has been hopeful" Now he Is a con-
fident that the Democrats will be VIC
torious as that the election will be
held on the Sd day OF November.
Bryan thinks it Is all over but the
shouting" said Champ Clark the other
day. There is not shadow of doubt
in his mind that We will win everything
In sight
Champ Clark told the Republicans OF
the House III recent speech. that
every one OF them elected in 1906 by
as few as 1000 votes were "our meat
that Democrats would be In their places
after the fourth of next March.
Mighty and revolutionary changes
operating in the political landscape
that sentence from The Sun editorial
deeply significant. solemnly portentous
to Republicans holding place by the
grace OF the people. Those changes
which are taking place arc believed to
pie are undergoing. and their slowly
forming determination to accept Mr.
Bryan or any Democrat in preference
to ..r. Taft or Mr.. Roosevelt
Democrats are seriously cogitatins
the report that Il strong effort will be
made to induce the resolutions commit.
tee of the Denver convention to report
a prohibition plank for the Democratic
national platform. This report is be.
ing circulated and, of course, widely
discussed. 1t Is regarded as more Thar
an idle rurnor. So rapidly has the anti.
liquor wave advanced in the past year
or two that 1t does not seem foolish IL
predict that 1T will overwhclm an,
State or city though IT is true thal
those who know that city best inss
that not even the official returns vii
make them believe Memphis has for.
hidden the sale OF intoxicating liquor
within her gates.
| The report that Ex-Governor Beck
ham. OF Kentucky. would make n tigh1
| to hnve n prohibition declaration In.
corporated IN the Democratic nationa
platform gave substance and form t
the report Which had been hintet
around for some time. The lScntuck,
ian is said to be pretty sore at the
| liquor interests. which. it Is claimed
| forced him out of the senatorial race
and gave the toga to William O. Brad
| ley. The former Governor could have
no sweeter revenge than a national pro
hibition law, which would drive hi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
L,n,l,cr pIont Rurncd.

LNMbcr F1nnf BNrncd.
MONROE, LA. March "a fire at
tho plant of tho Louisiana Central
Lumber Company at Clark. La. yes
terday burned 100000 feet Of lumber
and several buildings. Tho damage is
100000, covered by insurance.
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Nh 'rl,g Fang Arrives.

WASHINGTON, n. G. MARCH 7.,--Min.
istcr Wu Ting Fang who has returned
tn tho United states as Ghinn's dlplo-
matte representative, after several
years. absence, arrived In Washington
~
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28

Black jack, white points, Is hands,
fine head and ears, clean fiat bone, good
foot, lengthy body. Black Hawk and
Warrior stock, has proved good breeder.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28
T. c. Tadlock a Candidate.

In this issue OF the News will be
found the announcement of Hon. T. @.
Tadlock of Carthage as candidate for
prosecuting attorney, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary Au-
gust 4th. MIR. Tadlock is recognized
by all as one of the best criminal law.
yers 10 southwest Missouri. He stands
for the strict enforcement OF the law.
having the ability, experience and
courage to enforce it If elected. Eleven
years ago no came to Carthage from
North Missouri He was educated in
the public schools and at private
academy at Unionton, Missouri, gradu.
Kirksville, having been principal of the
public schools at Downing. He com.
menced the study Of law in the office of
j. M. Knott. a nephew Of Gov. Proctor
Knott of Kentucky and criminal
lawyer OF ability. He devoted three
years to the study of law and in 1885 at
the age of twenty-four he was admitted
to the bar, and soon thereafter was ap-
pointed assistant prosecuting attorney
OF Schuyler county, which Office he held
four years. He was then three times
elected in succession prosecuting attor-
ney OF that county, giving him ten years
experience as prosecutor. For num-
Der of years he has devoted his entire
time to the study and practice of crimi-
nal law having one of the best criminal
law libraries 10 the state. The Office Of
prosecuting attorney is one Of fhe most
important county Offices and should be
filled by criminal lawyer of age, ex-
perience and ability, all of which Mr..
Tadlock possesses. He does not belong
to any ring or faction aud stands ready
IL elected to faithfully enforce the law
without fear or favor. He is life long
Democrat, a worker fer the party, 40
orator, and good campaigner, and If
nominated will make good race.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28
Blue Boy

is blue jack 16 hands, 100 lbs, large
head, long ears, very heavy boned. AS
himself beyond question Mol breeder.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28

80 Il Y
Carthage, Mo-, May x1th.
To the Jasper News:
Having learned ON recent visit TO
Jasper that there Is Q misappre hension,
even among Chas. Rays friends con.
corning the recent shooting episode at
the Ray farm, desire to mske brief
statement concerning the same:
On April eighth, preceding the shoot
ing, the following letter was sent MRS.
Raw: -
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y ou,ssas s:,,; :; wn"S "Osu 49,, 20 a;s;n
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seaIseu . "I ,mr , ein I;na nnt;tv
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,oth ~ VIII h.. wa sr,,s, ~, 70 hv thct t,ne
,.a h. w re"a;vad ~ o ,swar % MI, CON
n"xI AZ. ny -. ..,..a,, III
tluuo suas I ~, L t.ao ~ $500 ~
fers upon him, In our opinion it is his
right under the law to make his home
on the farm YOU are claiming. All he
has on earth Is invested in that farm
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28

The foregoing letter was written with
my knowledge and direction, and fully
intend to do as therein stated.
G. II. RAY"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28

On Sunday, the 18th day Of April, the
foregoing letter, which represents the
attitude of Mr.. Ray and his attorneys
towards Mrs. Ray, was returned in an
envelope addressed to me, showing that
it had been received aud read by Mrs.
Ray. On Monday, the 18th day Of
April, Mr.. Ray, being convinced that
Mrs, Ray would not consent to his prop.
ositiou, returned to his home, in COM
pany with Mr.. Tankersly. He was met
at the threshold by Mrs. Ray, gun in
hand. who fired four shots at him with
a sho4- g.., a<2- 90 -ser-~e-I -,lnosp--is--is
not claimed that Mr.. Ray threatened,
or that Mrs. Ray apprehended, any
violence. Being convinced by this
time that Mrs. Ray had decided to
shoot him down in cold blood, rather
than to permit him to remain at home,
Mr.. Ray retreated and caused the arrest
OF Mrs Ray.
There has baen criticism because. Mr..
Ray was accompanied by Mr.. Tankersly
and because Mr.. Tankersly had re-
volver. But when it is remembered
that George Winters had repeatedly
driven Mr.. Ray from home at the point
OF a gun, and that when Mrs. Ray was
doing the shooting referred to, NO
demonstration had been or was being
made towards her by either Mr.. Ray or
Mr.. Tankersly with revolver or other
wise, fair minded people will fiud moth
ing to criticise in the fact that Mr..
Tankersly had a revolver. Mr.. Ray
was uparmed, although the law and the
facts 10 the case would abundantly war.
rant him in bearing arms to defend him
s,nkG 10 kxy uhov,
he did not intend to be driven from
home on the occasion in question; and
that is the only reason Mr.. Tankersly
had revolver at that time.
l learned, also, that II is supposed
that the defense was made in the d.
vorce suit on behalf Of Mr.. Ray that he
was insane and not responsible for his
conduct, and that the judgment of the
court was to that effect. Such is not
the fact. 1t Is true that it was brought
on behalf of Mr.. Ray that Mrs. Ray
had him sent to the asylum twice, but
that evidence was brought out, not for
the purpose OF proving Mr.. Ray to be
insane, but for the purpose OF showing
Mrs. Rays control over him, and her
disposition toward him. The judge, OF
bis own motion, before passing on the
case, expressed desire to have a pro.
fessional examination made Of Mr..
Ray e mental condition, aud this was
assented to by Mrs, Rays attorneys,
and at their suggestion Drs .Ketcham
and Wise were designated TO make the
examination. They reported to the
Judge, and following their report Mrs.
Rays case was dismissed; and there
was no judgment entered to the effect
that Mr.. Ray was insane.
Mr.. Ray contends that he Is entitled
to portion OF the property. II he Is
wrong 10 that contention, his offer to
abide by the decision Of one or more
fair and disinterested men, ought to be
accepted by Mrs. Ray AZ happy de.
liverance from her troubles.
Respectfully,
@ He. SHANNON.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28
Valued Same as Gold.

B. @. Stewart, merchant OF Cedar
View, Miss, says: ~ tell my customers
when they buy box Of DIR. Kings New
Life Pills they got the worth of that
much gold in weight, II afflicted with
constipation, malaria or biliousness. =
Sold under guarantee ut Webb Bros.
drug store. 25c.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28
We are authorized to announce
H. W. BLAIR

900 ~~-lia~t0- for circuit iudso- 7of- Dr.
vision No. one, subject to the will OF the
democratic voters in the primary cleo
ton, August A.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28

How are the figures opposite the adj
dress on your News? Don't force US to
stop your papers
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28
We are authorized to announce
ARCH MCDONALD

as candidate for the Republican NOM
ination for sheriff Of jasper county,
subject to the decision of the voters at
the primary, Aug. 4th.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-05-28
Roslette, 38095

Grandson of Electioner 1875. Sire,
Anteros 1920, by Electioneer 1875, by
Hambletonian 10. Sire is full bro. to
hnIee9-ZIb IL, j. y. Simpson z:Io If,
Antioch 2:29 IL, and Conrad, who to-
gether with Anteros sired 12l standard
performers. First dam, Bartlett's Girl.
by st. Just, by Electioneer 1876 Ros-
lette is grandson of Electioneer 1875 on
sire's side and great grandson on dams
side. Electioneer has 160 in list. Ros.
lette is blood bay, I6 IL hands, 1900 lbs,
foaled 1902, individually is of grand fin
ish and plenty of substance, fine dispo-
sition, deep, strong shoulder, stout back,
fine loins and STILES, strong bone with
good feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-08-27
Sole nflfic Murders.

Valarion, Spain, Aug. 27.-In the
srrest today OF Mayor ToltOss, a cele,
brsted physician, the police believe they
have found the perpetrator of more than
half dozen scientific murders" thai
have bsffled them for months. The
crime which led to Tortoss's arrest was
the murder of bis moihsr-in-Isw's
brother, who Tor cs Is accused of in
viting TO his house II spend the night.
The relative was placed in al unventi-
lated loom and during the night be was
aspbyxisted by fumes from small char
coal burner which, the police say, Tor
tosa manipulated. Tortosa sought to
inherit the wealth of his kinsmaD. In
this same death chamber Tortoss is &C.
cused of putting six patients to death,
robbery being the olive in every case.
After recent quarrel with his landlord
Torlosa invited him to reconciliation
dinner, during which he is charged With
piercing the landlords brain with n
pin, causing instant death. The bodies
OF all the victims we're scientifically dis
sected and burned. The police expect
a confession from T0Ftoss.