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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
MISS GRANT WILL WED
Gr md Of Eamou. Genera

GrnnddaushSr Of Famous General
VIII Become Mrs. Edmund King.
Adrian. Mich. October IA license
for the marriage of Edmund o. King
OF Portland. Ore. and julia Dent
Grant. OF San Diego. Cal. granddaugh-
ter OF Ulysses s. Grant. was taken
out at the county clerks office yes
1erdaI. The marriage VIII take place
Saturday at the home of A. II. Wood.
OF this city. Miss Grant Is the daugh.
ter Of .. >. Grant Ir., and niece of
Major. General Frederick Dens Grant.
United States Army Mr.. King is OF
a prominent Toledo family -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
BROKER is MISSING
Mysterious Disappearance Puzzle, Fan

hssterio"s -, D,isnppearnnce Puzzles Fam
ilS and Friends.
New York, October 7-c,eorea
Malcolm, of. the firm Of Malcolm 4.
Coome, brokers, and a member ~
the New York Stock Exchange ia
strangely missing. and much concern
Is 1eit Py his business associates and
ports that he had been lost from q
Fail River boat on the Sound we're
current on the Stock Exchange to-day.
but could not be confirmed. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
ARMOUR Entitled to Fame.

Springfield. Ill.,. October THE COM
mission in charge OF the Illinois Hall
that the late Philip ID. Armour is en-
titled to recognition. owing to his SER
vices in promoting the live stock in
dustry in the United States. The date
OF the admission of his name Will be
fixed later. 1t Is probable Mr.. Armour
will he given recognition in 1913.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
FALLS 1890 FEET

Russian Aviator. Drops From Biplans
and Is Killed.
ST. Petersburg. October 7.-Captait,
Macieyich. the Russian aviator. wan
killed to-day by a fall from a biplane
while a a height OF 1890 feet. III.
held tho Russian altitude record OF
3,937 feet, which he made in a Bicriot
'monoplane October Q, and was trying
to exceed this.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
OFF FOR LONG RIDE
0Inior-Gencrnl Wood and Other officers
DeEin Endurance Test.

begin Endurance Test.
Washington. D. c., October I'm q
driving rain. Major General Leonard
Wood chief Of staff of the army, and
thirty-two other officers started FROM
Fort Meyer early this morning on the
first army officers horsemanship test
of the year. 1t was General Woods
first ride of such a trip in this coun-
try, the object of which is to- put off,
GERS to a test OF the physical demon
stration for their fitness for field SER
vice. These annual contests We're In
augnrated by President Roosevelt, but
since have been modified in numbe.
of respects
To-day's ride. in which o1ncers sta
toned in this vicinity participated,
had as its objective camp near Rock
VILE. Md, thirty miles by round
about route.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
cTlM OF WALL STREET
,ar,h Good citizen TIL Ruined by

iar,h Good Citizen TIL Ruined by
Money Sharks.
Z York, October 7.-Adolph Roth
the hop merchant, who pleaded
7 to having defrauded various
+ in New York out of 100000.
'entenced today to serve not less
three and not more.sthan seven
in Sing SinE Prison.
Judge Dittenhoefef. counsel for
arth. made q plea for mercy for
tent.
lis is the old, old. yet ever new
arrible story of Wall Street." he
MY client was a good citizen
Wall Street destroyed him. until
IS swallowed up in its nav"
ibarth received his sentence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
SPECIAL ATTENTION

Is called to the new c, & O. schedule
In effect Sunday. October Q, James
River train, now leaving Richmond
for Lynchburg. etc, at ll:i5 A. NJ.
will on and after Sunday. October 3.
leave Richmond at 10 A, NJ. The Sis
P. NJ train to Lynchburs will leave
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. instead OF
DAILY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
Killed by Law student

Columbus, O.. October Ray Col
den. OF GAINESVILLE. circus man. who
was shot early to-day by Earl Ltchten-
University. is dying at Grant Hos
pitaI Lichtenwalter was going home
wifi, Mrs. Golden. who had separted
from her husband Golden met them.
and Lichtenwalter. after some hot
words shot Goldau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
.chlcnro Get. McetInr.

New York. October 7.-chicago was
chosen as the place OF the fourth an
nua, meeting of the Association of Life
Insurance Presidents at the b!morthly
meeting Of the organization to-day.
The meeting Will be held on December
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
pier In Dextrn.ed

Galveston, Tex, October Fire to-
day destroyed Pier c, the Southern
Pacific Terminal Company causing
100000 damage. The pier was occu-
pied by E. Y Young and the Austin
export Company. both handlers OF cot
ton seed products. The steamship Mo-
nadnock was slightly burned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
Succeeds Lord collins.

London. october 7.-Aftnrnev -con.
eral Sir w. S. Robson was appointed
lord OF appeal In ordinary to-day to
succeed Lord Collins. resigned Rufus
Daniel Isaacs becomes Attorney Gen
eral and John A. Simon. Liberal mem
tiamstow. division OF Essex Solicitor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
313;Y71;llZls(1II MUSICAL
FROZEN EGGS SEIZED
Government Chemists Declare Th

UNIT for Use.
Pittsburg. Pa. October An at
tachment against $500 pounds of froz-
en- eggs was ordered by Judge James
$. Young in the Federal court here to-
day upon libel flied by United States
Attorney John II. Jordan, who brings
action against the FaIrmont Creamery
Company. OF Omaha Ncb.. and the
Union Storage Company OF this city.
1t is alleged the goods do not conform
TO the label and that government
chemists analysis Indicated them unit
for use
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
MAY BE MISSING CASHIER.

Kansas Bank Omcinl Said to Be In
Canada.
Abilene, Kan. October IA tele-
gram from Toronto, Can, stating that
Abilene State Bank sI is h that aity was
received by the local authorities to-
day.
The sheriff here sent a message to
the Toronto police, requesting that the
suspect be arrested and held for iden-
tification I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08

NIAHcN E-Dieds October 8, at 4.s5 r,
NJ, MRS. LUCY PRESTON MALONE.
Memorial Church.
Burial October I, at 1910 p, NJ,
from Billupsts undertaking rooms,
Tnterment was made IN Oakwood
81 Gene terry. 8S; Ss4ls,sl I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
saundcr. Gets Contract.

Especial to The Dispatch.l
Washington, D, c., October &C, L..
Saunders, of Clifton Forge. Va. TODAY
was awarded the contract by the Treas
ury Department for the construction of
the new Federal building at Temple.
Tex. at s6s,o0O. P. H. MEG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
MEETS NEXT IN LONDON.
international Prison Congress Will
Hold Ftnnl Session To-day

Washington. y. c., October with
the work OF the Eighth International
Prison Congress practically concluded.
delegates began leaving to-day after
the executive body had chosen London
for the next meeting in 1915 and hao
selected Sir Evelyn Ruggles Bryse, K.
G. B., for tha4 presidency OF the con-
gress The final session of the assem-
bly, will be held tomorrow mornine,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08

Boxer story Explained to CHM.
Picking. October American Min
lister Calhoun Will call upon the for
eign board tomorrow and formally In
form. its members that he has received
a cable dispatch from Washington,
saying the State Department has no
knowledge OF the origin of the recent
report of probable Boxer uprising. a
report of which has excited much criti-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
Henry oliver.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,l
Mineral. Va. October 7.-Henry OIL
Yer died last night of paralysis. aged
eighty-one years. He leaves one son,
Samuel oliver. of Butte, Mont Mr..
Oliver was native of ENGLAND.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
REQUEST FOR HAMPTON
Virginia School Will Receive $4,000
Fr0m Sillmnn Estntc 4

Albany \, Y, October 7.-Hamptor,
Normal Institute. at Hampton. Va. Win
receive $4,000 by the will Of Horace
B. Sillman, Of Cohoes, a former textile
manufacturer, which was admitted to
probate to-day, and which beoueaths
the, entire estate Of over 100000 to
Jphtlanthropic purposes, One half of
the estate goes to William r. Moody,
noted evangelist, to aid in conducting
MS institutions al Northfleld. Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
Anthony Case Continued.

Samuel Anthony. of Louisa county
charged with Illicit djstillinE. was
present yesterday In the United States
District Court. but JUDGE Waddtll con-
tinued the case until next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
VIII Not ne Hnstr

Washington. October IA circular
I, sent simultaneously to all the
ers by Provisional President Braga,
s1uncirg that he has been proclaim
.lPresident Of Portugal: that the
button has been successful. and
4 he has appointed Cabinet, was
lived by the State Department to-
d The United States has not replied
lie note.
He state Department. officials do not
Sose TO be precipitate In recoe-
IS the new republic. and will not
nit itself BY any form of COM
Acation until proof of the stability
He proclaimed government Is forth
ng. There are evidences OF CEN
pip In the news given out from
Tlgal. according. to officials here.
=. suggest that 1t is too early to
accurately the status of the gov
Gent power from the partisan pro-
hamentos Of the Braga regime.
- protected cruiser Des Moines is
= way TO Lisbon. where it should
re sunday morning. 1t Is believed
!, Ilifs rkhip will not have to land men
llIrotesI American interests. The
iii is going to report on conditions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
Mnr 10 In Ernnce.

1 Madrid. October 7.-Fremier Canale-
.as received reports to-day that 1t was
he intention of the Portuguese royal
iamily ultimately to go to France to
chateau owned By che Duke of Or.
cans or to install themselves on the
property OF the Countess OF Paris, the
'alace OF villamanrique at Seville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
Basis for International Irn,on

Rouen, France, October 7.--At tho
annual congress to-day of the Radicals
and Socialist-Radic the executive
committee was directed to open pour
parlers with representatives OF the re-
publican groups OF other countries for
the purpose OF finding the basis for
an International republican union
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
E,lre Loss OF saoo. ono

Franklin. La, October Fire IN
day DESTROYED the Adeina Sugar Com.
pany's plant here. The loss Is esti-
mated at 100000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
.OLD.GUARD.STANDS.
AND.GR|NS

(Continued from Fist paEe.l
these last ffteen years have produced
Life insurance graft, fire insurance
graft, Metropolitan Traction graft,
street railway graft, canal graft, Fur
naceville graft, beet sugar graft,
Street graft! There has been nothing
like 1t since Tweed's day.
"1s there anything in New York upon
which the grand old party has not
levied and collected tribute?'
That's tho kind OF talk the Demo
Gratis will give to the plain people up
state.
IN NciEl,bOring states.
Political conditions ms, are tepsytvrys
tIeir former affiiiations. In such con.
ditions prophets will be wary OF pre-
bets.
Across the river in Jersey are found
ocratic candidate, Woodrow. Wilson IL
winning, favor wherever he. appears,
and. finding q situation ripe for Demo-
cratic gains, is making the most of
IT, nha u New Jersey aT
fare.
There are rumors OF growing dlscon-
tent in Connecticut. alarming to the
Republicans 1t Is feared that proxl-
nifty to New York makes both these
States uncertain territory for the Re-
publicans this year.
Foster-Father Roosevelt gallivants
Of down South just, when his newly
most The young managers In New
YORK; feel like. babes In the woods and
shudder. at the strange and hostile
noises they hear around them.
And the Old Guard Just stands around
and grins. n. o. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08

LOST. SBuNcH or KEYS ATBoR NEAR
pGst-ofice. Reward II returned to
Room SIS, Mutual Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
OBITUARY
George a. Condit.
CnoriaI ~ y't n rrt 49,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Williamsburg, Va, October g.
George A. Condit, aged about sixty
years. died this informing at O'Clock.
at his home In this city. Mr.. Condit,
who came here several years ago from
New York, recently suffered a paraly-
tic stroke. from which he never rail-
lied He is survived by one sister.
Miss Annie Condit, who was with Inn
when he passed away. The funeral
will take piece Sunday morning from
his late residence, and interment Will
be in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
James w. Taylor.
lSpecialto The Times-Dispatcf
Winchsster, Va, October 7.--Seised
with acute Indigestion this afternoon
while attending to duties at the City
Hall. City Sergeant James william
Taylor, a member Of an old Winches-
ter family. died as he was getting out
Of a PHYSICIANS buggy. half an hour
later, in front Of his home. He was
born here flfty-fve years ago, and was
a son OF the late lanes b. Taylor. He
leaves a widow, Mrs. Mamie Myers
Taylor four sons. two daughters and
t,y0 giSf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08

When you get into one OF
these Berry Fall suits in the
novel brown effects 1t will be
like breaking "home ties" to
say goodbye to mirror.
OF course the results will not
be complete without a new
derby.
Here are the Dunlap-the
Henry Heath-the Stetson and
the Berry specials.
The worlds choice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
Mrs. Allyo .Inmc..

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
lyo James, housekeeper at the Kings
Daughters Hospital. was found in beo
sparalyzed this morning, and died this
afternoon, She was about fifty years
old, and leaves daughter, a teacher
at Stuart Halt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08

Underwear is now a timely
topic.
We've all good sorts here SO
you can make sure to "get
next" to the bestl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
soc the garment up.

DR.. Jaeger's Sanitary wooden
System and DR.. Deinaeps Linen
Mesh are always leaders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08

Many OF our New Fall Over
coats are cravenetted making,
one GARNER mt do for two.
One price tho-$1B to $3B.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-08
Mrs. Amanda Bnsaford,
Spe cial TO The TinneS-pisnatc

Harrisonburg Va, October Mrs!
Amanda Bassford. eighty-four wears
old, widow Of Thomas BaSsford. died
to-day at her home on North German
Street. she was daughter3of George
sSecriest, and was born on the old
Houston place near Nfsssanetta
Spring, east Of Harrisonburg She
leaves six children-NIrs N. E. Ancar-
row, near Richmond: Mrs. S. e. Haynes,
OF Harrisonburg; Mrs, G. c. McCulloch,
OF Bluetleld, w Va and George W.. J..
Henry and Kirby Bassford, of Hsrri-
sonburg. She was member OF gthe
Methodist Church. s.
Edwin II, DentOn.
Especial to The Tines-pispatch5l
LYnchburg, Va, October 7.Edwin
r. Deaton, aged seSenty-two years, of
Madison Heights, died this morning at
o o'clock. at the residence of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ j, Smith, az Denver Ave-
nue Death was due to heart trouble.
With which he had suffered q long
time.
Mr.. Deaton Is survived by his wife
and two children---MrseN n. j. Smith, of
Lynchburg. andJ, r, Denton, of Madi-
He was d. member OF Mt, Madison
Baptist Church Garland Rodes Camp,
Confedera Neterans, and Iyffchburg
Lodge. NO ii, Odd-Fellows.
During the war he was a member
OF Iathan's Battery, and he was we'll
known here and In Amherst county,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-10-07

A Medium Light n 4,
Brown Suit, all wool
Suiting. Coat full Il
satin lined. Size 3ScDll
Our price. .......
Arizona republican., 1910-03-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

There is nothing particularly un- u.snal about the weather report for last week. The temperature has been about normal for this season of the year though slightly lower than the week before.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-16
t BOLD BURGLARS.
 SUCCESSFUL HAUL
HE WAS REMARKABLE FOR HIS
 NERVE
Residents of the Olive and Andre
 Rooming Houses, Both Victims.

\ burglar. who is chiefly remarkable for his display or nerve and boldness. paid Tempe a friendly visit night be fore last As a result two Tempe gen tlemen are minus their time pieces and such loose change they had left in their trousers pockets the night be- fore. For pure unaduitcr:ttcd gall this burglar takes the cake. The average specimen of his craft would be satis- I:rf tn uaii, uhc successful Vcniur" ui tli5t-Sort in q single town bat it iS pretty evident that this man made two successful calls ana even attempt ,d I third.
 IL was between midnight and one o'clock yesterday morning when Airs ilalbcrt who i.ianageS the olive hntel WAS awakened hy th" presence "t some one in her room with .t lighted lamp. it might be remarked Iarpnthcii":tlly. that Alr f.urslar had iynJd u"l; 0r had made q study of the light situation iu T"np". Mrs. liIibcrI saw a man jJSt rutcriHe hei room but the moment h" f"uHd that the occupant "f The r""nt was awake. lac promptly pat "ut lhr light backed out ihr door and. chuck- led a litIlr as hc did sb Mrs. Hal bert .nii'rieHy dressed and ran up- stairs and awakened her son. 1nScth- TT they made a tour uf ;he rooms on inc upper 1i0oI. and discovered most pf q mans wearing apparel un the floor in the hall. it soon developed that the clothing thus fniInd was the property '"f W. II. I.add. operator at the M. X r. depot. Mr. I.Idd upon so- ing through his clothes found that he was short a watch and some fifteen dollars in bills. and silver. The watch was d N'altham. size l6. No further trace of the burglars presence was found in the olive Evidently being satisfied with his success there. he sought pastures new.
 T esterday morning F.. Thomas bet fri known as 'Eiackie' and who with lffs wite occupied rooms in the Andre building, reported that he too. had been visited dBrin@ the night and that aS the result ol the call he was out his watch and Three dollars in sn- Yer.
 IL was also reported yesterday that sometime during the night BcIOIe some one had tried to enter the rooms above the Laird X Dimes drug store occupied hs Ar. and Mrs. Frank Thomas. but had apparently been frightened away by the Collins dog.
 There i> no reasonable doubt but that the IN" successful burglaries and the other attempt were all the work Of the same man. Mrs. Halbert was the only one who even heard or saw him. and her glance was only a. fleet ing, one. IL is doubtful if she could identify the man. even if he could be appreheuded. At the Andre building he worked so smoothly that no one was aroused.
 \ couple of nights ago one or two roOninS houses in Phoenix wer. han died in a manner so similar. that it k altoso ther reasonable to think that the same man has transferred his opera tivns to this side of the river and k making systematic call on the diff ferent hotels and rooming houses of the towns m the valley.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-16
4 STOLEN WHEEL
 FOUND IN PHOENIX
|, Was Evidently Ridden to This City
 and Left There.

Saturday night A. M. Hammers faithful wheel. that has been with him since he first started business in Tenn pe. disappeared from its accustomed place in front of the drug store. There was good reason to believe that some one had had 4 hand in it's removal. It had never been known to stray away before MT farmer duly notified the authorities "f th" theft of his bike and borrowed another wheel Monday f.3iii, kruerr was in Phoenix He WAS quite familiar with lhe farmer bike ana when h. SdW one standing in front Of restaurant in phoeniX that looked like a twin. he investigated. Ie found that it had been in front of the res tIur9nt since Sunday morning It proved t0 he ihe druggists missing hi- cycle and the owner is again in posses sion of it. Some one evidently took the liberty of riding it to Phoenix and did not even have enough common dccency tn return il or notify the own- CT of it's whpreah bouts
Arizona republican., 1910-03-16
WANT 4 TEACHER.

There is an opening for some school teacher Wh" cares to teach for the next si& weeks al the Jordan school southeast "f Tempe. J. IT. Daniels. the present teacher. has been forced t0 give up his work on account of ill health aud the trustees are anXiously searching for ssme teacher to fill out the rest Of the term Mir. Daniels was obliged to give up work for three weeks once before during the term but temporary teacher was then secur- ed. It is the desire of the trustees at present to find some one. not for few days. but for the rest of the term. \. A. Woods. one of the trustees may he talked to by phone from Tempe and Mrs. A J. Houston. another on the MeSa line. Any one caring for the po- sition or knowing of any one whp would be likely to accept il would con fer a favor upon the people "f th1T district by calling up one ar the "tnsr of these parties
Arizona republican., 1910-03-16
OPINION ASKED OF
 DISTRICT ATTORNEY REGARDING THE HIGH SCHOOL
 ELECTION.
Candidates Should See the Clerk of
 the Board by the 22nd.

X special meeting of the Union high for the purpose of talking oyer a few little matters in connection with the forthcoming election which takes place .,n the eth A doubt has arisen in the minds Of some "f the trustees ls |" whether or mol a third trustee can he elected to Till th" vacancy caused by the resignation of W. \. M"cur. The law SayS that one trustee shall h,- elected each year from town and out uf town districts. making only tw" in all. \" provision iS made for v:t- c.tncics caused by resignation or death and it WAS the opinion oi some Of the trustees that in lu instance, of this sort. the vacancy should be filled by an appointment hv the county school superintendent. Clerk oscar Mullen yesterday wrote To District Attorney Euliard f"i his opinion "n the matter and Hs soon as it is given. it Will br definitely known whether there are three trustees to ht. elected or only !uu.
 The board decided that in "rics tn facilitate tli" matter "f having tickets fnt The election printed II would re- puirr each man who cared tn rup tp present his name ti the clerk of thr board CMr. Mullenb. not later than the 23ud of this month. T. any one cares ln suggest ;I man. he will be permitted tn d" sn. if he will first. ascertain that his suggested candidate will serve. should he Ice elected. lt k the desire ui the board |" avoid elcctin" some one. wh" after election. would decline Io serve.
 It was also decided to rescind that part of a, motion carried a week aso to the effect that Mir. Bell be paid in full for his contract on the high school building. Though his bond has been released. il develOpes that there still remains d small sub- contract settle ment to he properly adjusted ana until this is done. the board will still hold up the two hundred odd dollars due the contractor.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-16
A JUDICIAL EXPERT.

The native with q stogie met the native win a pipe.
 "Iiowdy. Zeb?" quoth the stogie na- tive. Hear bout tn fuss down to tn courthouse"
 Nope" drawIed the man with the pipe. What was il about2"
 Why Jim Simpson has been su- ing Abncr IIawley for alicnatin tn, affections of his wife, an Jedee Mus grove told tn jury to bring in q verdict of cents damage cause he thought that was all the damage was worth to Jim. An .Jim's wife got