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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
changes Looked Forward To.

The new king ard queen will probably
select from their friends of many years
the new officials Of the court. One Of
Queen Mary's greatest friends Is the
duahess or Devonshire. and she will
prnhably succeed her aunt, the duchess Of
Haccleuch as mistress of the robes. Lady
Eva Dugdale an intimate friend OF the
queen, will probably be one of the women
81 the bed chamber. position she has
held since 1901
Sir Arthur Bigge. for many years pri-
watA secretary TO the king, as prince of
WaleE. will no doubt retain that position,
and the Hon. Derek Keppei. who with his
Ntfe has long been an intimate friend of
the king and queen. will be almost cure
NJ aefec ERNn ~ anne important post IN sns
new court
In place of fnaneiers King George will
more probably surround himself with men
Df action. and especially sailors. Sir
Charles Gust and the Hon. Derek Keppel
will. of course. retain their official posi-
tfons In the new kings household. II they
are not promoted To posts of greater re-
Aponsihissty. and II is pleasant to think
thai the traditional connection between
the court and the Beresford family will
he maintained In the new reign. Not only
win Lord Marcus Beresford retain con-
trul of the royal racing stud until such
time as King George has an opportunity
~ consider his future course OF action in
this direction. but Lord Charles Reres-
ford is likely 10 come into greater promi.
nenee at court. There has always been a
very warm friendship between the present
king and the veteran admiral. and this
VIII asearedly not be lessencd now thai
his majesty has come to the throne.
Banker in the Limelight.
Another who will now come into thu
tim<itghts' will be Lord Revelstoke, ths
head Of the famous financial firm OF Bar.
1n9 Brothers. He has for some years pas
heen one OF the most intimate OF Kint
Georges friends. ard at his majesty,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
THIEVES BANDED AS
DOMESTIC SERVANTS
Paris Police Obliged to Organize
Special Detective Brigade to
Watch Them.
PARIS. June II.

f.AIStSs IuuG Ii.
The Paris police have been obliged to
organize suecial detective brigade to
watch domestic servants in Paris.
Information has been received at head
quarters OF thieves organization, called
the white Apron Brigade BY means
of forged testimonials tho members OF the
gang, which Is several hundred strong.
obtain situations in private houses and
rob their masters.
A few days ago two women who had
stolen $500 md $fooo worth OF .Jewefry
were arrested by the police. One Of them,
German girl OF "a. had already COM
mitted more than n hundred thefts.
when out OF service she lived In an ex-
penMye fiat In Paris, beautifully fur
nished, In which the police have found 4
number or valuable pictures believed to
be stolen. The woman's last alias was
Marie Muller. but she has 1T least
eighteen others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

request undertook, a few years ago, the
reorganization of the financial admins
tration of the duchy of Cornwall. with
the result that It's revenues have been al
most doubled
The marquis and warehouses OF Ripon.
too. are others that one may be expected
to meet frequently at court IN the future.
when he was Earl de Grey the present
marquis was one of King Georges closest
friends and the two are constantly to be
seen IN company during the shooting sea-
son.
There is some probability that the mar
quis of Ripon will be offered a position OF
some ~tsTHiHeaes at the court of King
George; while already there Is general
impression that the marchloness viii be-
come one of the women OF the hedchamber
to Queen Mary, Nefthers the king nor the
queen has any very great liking for
smart society, such as was to be seen
at court during the late reign. of which
the leading lady Representatives may he
said TO have been Mrs, Willie James
and Mrs. George Keppel. Indeed. his
wa ie@,y prefers neople ~ rather MGR.
serious type about him, so that this SCI
will for the future not be nearly so much
In evidence as has been the ease during
the past few years. On the other hand
there Is probability that what has been
described as 'the intellectual set led by
Mrs Asquith and Lady Lytton. will
come into favor.
Old Faces to Go.
There are many well-known faces about
the court whom his majesty would fam
retain, but who, for one cause or another
Will now prefer To return to private life
Among these will be Lord Knoliys and
Sir Dighton Probyn who have been aptly
describe as "the right and left hsnyi OF
King Edward Lord knollys makes
frank confession that he does not fee
capable OF serving any other master
even the son of his old one-rand the cour
will know him no more after the next few
weeks.
Sir Dighton probyn, on the other hand
win Join the household OF the queen
mother in some capacity or another. ane
will be her constant and devoted attend
ant for the future. There are o,he,
prominent figures of King Edwards cour,
who will. for different reasons, no longe,
be much In the public eye
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
NEW ENGINE OF WAR
TO DRAG BIG GUNS
Rolls Along an Endless Track
Which it Makes for
Itself.
ALL TESTS SUCCESSFUL

LONDON. June H.
Major General c. E. Heath. chief 81
the transport service at the War once;
Colonel Holden, chief OF the gun fac
tory. Wooswich, and committee Of
expert officers attended the trials at
Aidershot yesterday Of new OIL fuet
traction engine designed for hauling
artillery OF the heaviest type over all
kinds OF roads and across rough coun.
try and up hills. The engine. the In.
vention of David Roberts. weighs
eight tons. Is Of 10 horsepower, with q
maximum speed ~ eight miles an hour.
Quite a new principle In iocemotion
n applied In the engine. which. instead
OF travelling In the ordinary way, rolis
along on an endless track which II lays
far itself. This track Is something like
a great chain Of steel links. the OUT
side OF each being sh0d with blocks OF
wood, which act like the sieepers of
permanent way. This track enables
the engine to pass over with great ease
and little propulsive power any kind Of
rough ground. rocky areas. soft sand
and bog, and safely negotiate tbs very
stiffest gradients and cross bitches and
gullies.
II mas tested Rcrosn tina soft Aand Of
the Long valley. drawinS sAtx-ton neld
down the hiiisides about sAidershot.
over deep water courses the banks ~
which were very steep. and then across
4 wide stretch ~ bogEy ground. which
Was ~ farsthA ATHEIST test Of all the
gun 1t times sinking II up 10 IT. axIes-
The gun hnaliy stuck In . deep ditch
with straight banks. but was success-
fully hauled out by the engine by
means of : steel cable ana winding
drum, but not before tbs cable had
snapped once With tho great strain put
on Il. NA
The engine 10 i, be purchased ~ the
War OfEice, with = view % adCpting IL
Tor heavy artillery. The engine has
completed 100 miiss' road test In the
Peak district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
POISONED sAcRAMENTAL WINE
Two Choir Boys Charged with Conn
hitting Most Unusual Crime

BERLIN. June 1.-Two choir hov. a.
q refermatury nj Rosenfeld, near M,',s,,.,'
have been sentenced by the cbliar.n..
court TO several years imprisonment ~,
poisoning eacramental wine. -
the Aader boy stole some hydrusrhJorfc
the priest at mass poured the r,oiso, -. =
the wine. s'so
The gazelle y appeard. was found "a
into the wine ~
The nrst person who tasted the vim
foFfunaaeiy noticed that something was
wTong. and.a strong eznetlc wis admin.
asssged hx doctor IN ths congregation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
MADE TAKE PART
IN FATHERS DEATH
Terrible Ordeal Forced on Alban-
ian's Son by Brutal Turkish
Officer.
MURDER AND SUICID Z
RrRy,JN Tune 4

BERLIN, June IL.
An innurnan tragedy In reported TO have
ka,Een place IN Albania in connection with
tbs shooting Of rebel.
according 10 a message from CONSTANT
hppie. pukstshed in the Morgenpost, an
h1haniAn Of good family who had Joined
t11e inusrwents was captured and was or
esssd 10 BE- shot.
Among the firing party from Uskub was
the con OF the condemned man He de-
m&udAd 70 Be released from the duty, but
~ Turkish commander forced him to re-
1nafn with tn squad.
Hut when tbs order 20 fire was given
the son atfned high In the air, and his IA
thar fell. shot by the remainder or the
0rlng party.
The commander thereupon ordered the
y nTfcst Of the son, and hs was marched
~ 70 the nsiiAary prison. where he
\ eIanBDt himself.
The oflicer In command was subsequent
n trAnsfefred to another garrison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
SURPRISE FOR A PIcKPocKET
Reticule He Steals Contains d Pair
of Handouts

PARIS. June lL-A pickpocket had an
unpleasant surprise yesterday when he
opened reticule which he Had ntsaacfe,a
from woman.
He pulled out pair OF handcuffs, and
At the same time a heavy hand was laid
on his collar and he was arrested.
The retiohle WAS the property or the
wife OF detective. She had been acting
As decoy for her husband.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

the court. but
ii is rare that
these changes
are SO nuner-
Gus as will be
the case when
the court OF
George
and q Il e e n
Mary comes to
be definitely
composed. 1t
Is not SO much
q m o r. z the
court officials
that I h 9 s e
changes VIII
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
1xAAd OF Paris Detective Police Has
! Good Days Sport

EAKIg. June lL-vThree poachers were
o1npng the captures made by III. Hamard,
- hskd pf the Rerts detective force
yesterdey. when hes ..drew'' the Eois de
VyncAunss with hls three police dogs.
Ernsnl, Wei and Coquefte.
IN had : good days sport. bringing
Apyu aItogether seventeen suspicious
f16erar4era. eieyen OF Whom were detained
~ tHontStsA seven Of these we're con-
T1sA n thsfss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

4Aourh these viii be very numerous-ont
n,usnr those whom one has been accus-
fcraed in the past TO regard as the per
asoal friends of the sovereign, and whose
ssssnes one has come TO look for among
those present at all court functions III
most a. a matter OF course.
Queen Mary being one OF the cieverest
md most widely read royal ladies In
Europe. n In natural that her own special
er1endA and the various members of her
suite should be serious-minded also In
deeA II may be surmised that the social
Heal will tend more and more toward
Acfnestsctty and charitable philanthropy.
Queen Mary's three brothers. the duke OF
Txek. Prince Francis OF Teck and Prince
Alexander Of Terk, Witt have the style of
royal f,ighness conferred upon them IN
the place OF the present title of serene
highne#s. by, which they have previously
keen known
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
10000 Women in q procession

LONDON. June H. - Ten thousand
women sunragists Will march from the
Embankment on the evening az aaturxiav
June H. 20 the Albert Hail. whore 4
meeting will be held 70 dsnaand votes foF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
Suicide a "a.

zoAuON. Tune I.--Auce Hana,.v +.
xl408 " ~ residing It woodboro,igh
n<tss coGnmJtted suicide by hanging IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

!, ht1ne6 e Death ~ Thunder.
z 4unS Hit Mas stated al 4
4qmtoe< yeskax1ay That Sophia
M ~ frpn heaFt fallsHe after
"a ~ = thH1dsrstosn-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

KING IS CONSERVATIVE
LONDON. June /

succeeds another there should be many
changes among those familiar faces about
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11

The ofiicer In command was subsequent.
y tAnsferred to another garrison.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
WESTON REELS OFF
FORTY-S|X MILES
YESTERDAY
S Hitting The High Places and
viii Soon be Out Of the Ter
ritory; Five DAYS Ahead Of
His Schedule.

when Edward Payson Weston the
veteran pedestrian, walking across the
continent from Santa Monica. Cal. TO
New York city, reached Springer,
n. NJ. at S:3o last night. he was five
days ahead Of his schedule. Providing
the old scout keeps up the steady
grind he has maintained since leaving
the Pacific coast he will walk down
Broadway in New York at least fifteen
days ahead of time, which is quite inn
portant to Weston, since he rs TO re-
ceiye $500 for each day under ninety
days hat he overs the distance across
the continent. Wctson Travelled forty
six miles Yesterday. Leaving Shoe
maker at 5:20 yesterday morning, he
arrived at Wagon Mound, seventeen
miles east, at 1920. having covered
the distance in an even five hours. \
half holiday was declared in the pub
lie and private schools and practically
the whole town of Wagon Mound
turned nj to welcome the old gentle
man. who said ne was feeling fine and
confident tina he will continue TO
make good time. Upon his arrival at
Springer shortly after S O'Clock last
night the old gentleman was met BY
a large delegation OF citizens, Nho es-
corted him to the hotel, where he
spent the night. Weston viii spend
SUNDAY in Trinidad, crossing the stale
line east Of Ration some time today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
HARRINGTON SAYS
DONOVAN IS AN
EASY MARK
Sailor Lad Claims Philadelphia
Jack is a False Alarm and
That He Doesn't Know Half.
Nelson From a Toe Hold,

That Philadelphia Jack Donovan
is a dub aud doesn't know nnongh
about the wrestling game to ten tne
difference between a half Nelson and
a toe hold, was declared last night by
Bobbie Harrington. the lightweight
who recently issued a challenge To
met Donovan in a wrestling match at
time and any place.
'If Donovan ever knew anything
about wrestling he a forgotten 1t,
said harrington last night. But !
don't believe he yer knew or ever
learned the cience of the game. He
is a fairly strong man, but outside of
that he isn't one, two. three with even
the novices OF the wrestling art. |
c challenged him to a bout Just to DEM
onstrate to the public how little he
knows about the game. MY challenge
still holds good Notwithstanding that
Donovan is attempting to crawfish and
refer me to Preston or some other
wrestler. Preston doesn't know any
thing about wrestling. hut | must adj
nit he knows more than Donovan. |
can AXE Preston and in a week coach
him so that he will be able to turn
Donovan upside down in five minutes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
FE CLERKS TO
PLAY BASEBALL
THIS SEASON
to Organize Team and
Meet all ComerSi viii HaveI
Some Star Players in thel
Lineup.

The Santa Fe baseball team. conl-
posed of clerks Of the freight afld
general offices, VIII be a factor in the
baseball situation this season and the
Albuquerque Crays and other rival
organizations will be called upon 70
bring out the best they nave II they
hope to win the city championship.
The Santa Fe boys are determined to
have a first class aggregation OF base-
ball artists. capable OF holding their
own With anything in the territory.
They have already secured quite a
sum OF money with which 70 pun
uniforms and equipment, the
money being subscribed by santa Fe
employees and Others. IT is proposed
to start the season about April IS and
games viii be played every saturday
afternoon with various amateur and
semi-professional teams. either from
the city or outside towns. A team
will be- organized at the santa te
shops in the near future and it Is
quite likely that the shop boys viii be
the most aggressive rivals with which
the clerks will have 70 contend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
LEAGUE H0N0RS
STRENUOUSL-Y SOUGHT
BY GLOBE AGGREGATION

Unlike the big league, there was
no argument or dispute over the Ari-
iona Cactus league schedule. it Is to
be a twenty eight-game schedule for
the league this year. This means
twenty-eight games at home and as
many abroad, according to the sched-
ule which was arranged at the Doug
las meeting. Eel Paso did not have a
representative in Douglas, but the
club was considered in the arrange
ment of the tentative schedule of
games.
The season opens on April 80 with
a game between Douglas and Bisbee.
These teams will also play i'm Doug
las on July 3, 4 and 3, and Douglas
Will play in El Paso on Labor day.
Cananea will play in Douglas on Dec
Grafton day. Aside from these dates
nothing more is known of the sched-
ule as planned at the Douglas meet
ing.
The Cactus league, which is a
league in name and not fact, will be
composed of teams from Douglas.
Bisbee, lei Paso. Cananea, Globe. Nor
enci, Clifton and Tucson. The league
may be narrowed down To q four-team
affair, but Globe, Morenci and Clifton
are hard at work organizing teams
and they will demand recognition in
the Cactus league.
Globe is going after baseball hon.
ors in the southwest this year. A
combination Of the Globe chamber OF
and n number Of outside
players are being written to and a
strong semi-professional team Will be
organized before the season opens.
The chamber Of Will buy
the uniforms for the Globe team and
the Old Dominion company Will as
sist in financing the club. Stanurk of
Los Angeles, a star college athlete in
the University of California, may be-
secured as captain and catcher. and
other men, including pitchers, will
also be employed for the season.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
SAY We TON
IS ONLY HOPE
Americans Say That General
Estrada Has Consented to
Allow Nicafaguan Troubles
to Be Adjusted,

10y moFuibE JOhftAht EGccthi lNnNaa Htfef
Biuefields. March AFTER three
days secret. conference there is today
every reason to believe that General
Estrada. the leader Of the revolution
lists and his advisers reluctantly haNp
acquieSced in the demand or Ameri-
car residents IA Nicaragua. thar q re-
ceptive ear be turned to any proposal
OF American intervention that viii
guarantee tn them tho rights demand
ed. the denial Of which caused the
revolution.
The original demands Of the r%cvolu-
~.tionists included the overthrow or
President Zclaya which was accomp-
lishcd and tho resinratinn gn the pen-
pie Of the constitutional and common
rights Of citizons which il was alleged
mad been taken from them under the
Zelaya regime.
While Generals Estrada, Diaz ana
Riverla ana the other couferees are
absolutely silent concerning the mat
ter. their frequent calls upon Thomas
+. Moffat. American consul, who all
SO declines to calls. are considered TO.
give support 10 their Jews.
American interests in Nicaragua
viii insist that the payment of the
revolutionary debts be n part OF ans
agreement and on this point they have
the support of the provisional gov
eminent. Merchants nave extended
to the revolutionists unlimited credit
on the assurance that fhc provisional
government has the support OF the
States. Therefore. they argue
that the WASHINGTON government is in
duty bound To- safeguard their inter-
ests.
Nothing except Intervention can
stop the war.
General Alcna has spread his forces
between San Nireute and La Manga To-
resist every advance the government
troops may attempt on Biuefields. tie.
is also securiue recruits and ammuni-
ton. General Eslritdn has stopped the
pay OF 81 small army of his start offi-
GERS who wore more ornamental
than useful.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

trada Ia Rlueficids. N%icarlgua. seem
10 recognize that the revolutionary
party is doomed e. defeat. This was
shown in "a telegram received at the
state department late today from Com
SUI Moftat az Bluelields who stated
il effect that The hopeiessnoss 81 the
revolutionary cause was fullv recoR-
niIed by prominent people there and
they strongly hoped thar the lfuited
States would Intervene
IN the absence Of Secretary Knox
none OF the officials Mould predict
what steps the United states might
take. looking 10 p cessation ot hnstili-
ties hut in some quarters the Sugnes-
ton was made that the United States
would continue ~ spolicy uf non I'M
torfcrcnve. tit letse until ~ party
or the other was willing to lap down
It's arms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
SIXTEEN HUNDRED
RURAL ROUTES
WANTED
Oklahoma and Texas
Lead il Demand For Extern
sion Of the Rural Delivery
Morning Journal Bureau,
6l3 Munsey Buflding,
Nt..hanm.nn N AInr.h

MS. fs.b,,,,,,. ,&a,tt ,f tf,. f4fra
gree H'ilAtlA seiNlte shNWS ''e' t''i Z
are 1900 petitions |pendine, North
Dakota. oklahoma ANA Texas heading
the list with the greatest uumhpr OF
applications
6o.a55 petitions have been received,
OF which li.55S aid not mert require
mcnts and were acted upon adversely,
There arc 4f,103 dailN routes in
operation tFnaer the general pro-
cedure of Attachments and establish
ment Of completed countN service
throughout tho states. 664 routes have
been discontinued through the same
procedure, 56l routes AVE been es-
tuhiisheti ON = tri-weekly basis.
average salary 90 Ss69.9f DER unnnm.
Inese carriers each average 44Aa
miles dalN % Serve appfpN1mhleil
1880. 200 ucrsons The cost of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05
WRESTLERS ROUGH
IT ON MAT At
DENVER
Free for all Fight Threatens
When Roller and Rouen Turn
to With Teeth and Fists,


Denver, March i.-Baoul DO Rouen,
the French heavy weight champion
Who gained the reputation in Chicago
Of being the toughest wrestler that
ever stepped on the mat. upheld his
reputation here tonight in his match
with Dr.. Roller Of Seattle.
Roller was given the match after
they had bee wrestling, or fighting
for hftccn minutes for the second
fail.
Roller won the first fall IN thirty
six minutes, thirty-tWo seconds. with
a half Nelson. Both INDUCED IN
rough work IN the second bout, Roll
Ter slamming the Hrcnchman's head
around. while the latter used his
teeth, nearly pulling the Doctors hair
out bN the roots and finally was dis
aualided for repeated use Of the
strange hold. Il looked like % free
fight for the moment but the ring Was
finally cleared.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-05

U0tr0lf. M0T00 4--J. I00N IWV "
Crcwson of Urbana, O., one of the
smallest towns represented in the
bowling congress tournament, went
into first place IN the doubles tonight
with 1903. A general upheaval
among the two men squads Was the
principal feature of sixteen hours or
bowling. FIVE men ana individual
leaders holding their places
According TO- the officials j. Ed-
iish. uf East st. Louis. Ili. was dis
covered putting rosin on 2 runway ia
tho singles and the schedule wits de-
layed more than half an hour.
No Official action viii be taken but
the howlers have been warned
against the practice.
Frank ~Frohnouer Of Columbus is
now in tho lead for the grand average
prize. with q total Of 1905 for nina
Games.