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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
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0as 9erqniigungs 9Dmmittee oes
9loro Cincinnati 9urnpereins bat iber
Die WabI bur6aus riht perqeFen, tpls
bic lsbensfrobe W}itQlieoiduft beg
8ereins bon ibm srpartet. Cur Gr.
ofFrung Der Satfon bat Der lluterbaI,
tunss 4usitub fir hute QbeHo
einer guuerntan3 orrangirt, bei BEN
ss pbne 3peiiel reht pergniigt bergsben
riro. I'm pas Srtereiis reIp. o..
SbeiInahme gu srb0ben. iino fir oie
beit ausiehenben (3tntfaoen rUiiroe
rpiiidt" iagsn) rI6apfeeos" PreiFe
ousaefett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12

G.org: uno Caroline SanIein. 1868
Clifton aesnue, anabe.
anbrep uno aatberine 9ronsr,
2117 Rapine Strabe. Wldoden.
9ins.nt uno 5rancis 0elpenosr, 544
9anbribs. StraBs, Wdeden.
Claiborne uno emma Gspss, Hace
uno Green Strab., Wabhen.
Ben. uno Gena Spilinger. 27O7
aIblonb apsnu., gtGohsn.
Greor unb Wilerso Bater, Hounote
;stats, Wdbhen.
Glifforb uno 2ilIian 5iIber, 2164
9iIbsrt 4penue, anobe.
gtmore uno 0etiuroe EooeFelo.
29OS Reubing Roub, anube.
WiliQn uro Gillian Tubat, 827
Yort Strubs, anabe.
Clement uno glIa Worits, 2613
'SeF'eripn apsrue, Suabe.
5omss uno Murg srainpr, 338
ailaour S.rose. anabe.
Stephen uro Rssina DER, gouoino'
4psnue, WdoSen.
8sorg. uno Winnie Ruib. 9e!bi
Wdoten.
fSront uno Wurgarete Santmun
Oetbi, anube.
Sobn uro Marp SamiIton. SeIhi
arobe.
Dilliam unb Soa Zimmerman, gou
otnot Qpenue, andbe.
5orpsp uno Qnna Soplor User
Rodp, Wdoter.
Soiepb uno maris Ssiber, Dsit'
rpooo, mdohen.
Ctto uno fFannie Sling. 5aSslpool
gpsnue, anabe.
Georae uno siIlis WsiLemar, 1871
Sorss Strabe. Mdofen.
Sphr uno Wdr9oret elliott, Yitts
burg, pa. anobs.
6arrn uro alice Rener, Guclio uni
Rofelle Ipenue. Wdb6er.
Sdmusl uuo Sra Woonib. 103.
Wsslep Iosuus. ana6e.
Gppdro uno G!t3abstb Ct. Clair
| 219 Oft y. StrGbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
Wiener 4rpfeKor
gtTub,t Ilf inter bcn GAreagalten
bes 9Gnfctis Ter Cincinnati
ebcmienI SOrietp.

Inter ben Gbrsngditeu bel Dem
heute 4beno I'M Clinton 5otel BON Der
Cincinnati Chemical Societp gessbes
nen 9antetts bsfinbst Iid aud etn
0fterrei6iinsr 9sIebrtsr Serr Or. u.
8obentammsr, profsfor Der 8eogroz
phie on Der Wisner uniperiitdt, prd@
iioent Der CsitsrreihiihsH 9sogrupbts
iten @eie(litaft unp gustauIhproz
fsITor fir SorDarb. Cornell, bic Gbis
cagoer uniperiitdt, 4nn 2lrbor uuo
bic Sobns 9optins unipsriitdt inSaIs
timpre.
Serr YrpieTor gpbenbummer, Der
iebt BON Inn 4rbpr, Mihigan.
tOmmt. pirb nunmebr 8ortrdgs an
Der spbns 5optins llntDerittdt IN
Baltimore balten. 0isr peilt Der
DIterreihifte 8els6rte als 0aIt oon
5errn Or. Otto Suettner. 9ertrete1
bes bieTigen 9eutidtbums, Die Yro.
feFor gooenbammsr tennen lerner
pollen. srbaIten Gsiegenbsit, Demgan.
tett bei3upphnsn, penn lie Fh In
GouTe oss beutigen 9ormittdgs mi
Serrn Or. Susttner tsIspboniit ga
nal 2O) in 9erbinoung iebsn.
Die ibrigen Ghrengdite oes Ban:
tetts Iinb Der prdIibsnt Der glmsricar
Ghemica! Societp Or. WiIoer Sanc.
roit bon GorreQ uno Or. Sra Eam.
ion, Der Qroitoent Der Sobns 9op.In;
uniperiitdt.
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1emtfd3eS 1beater.
Uroter Grfolg NIT rgsiensr Ylnt" in
Glepelano.

Die Dei.Gidoft oss 9sutIhen
1beaters bon Cincinnati brudts am
lesten Weittipoh in GlsOslanD Sobann
Straub' srobe Wal3srsCperstte rWtez
ner gIut" our Muifiibrung uno srai.lte
oomit einen 70 burAialagenoen Gr<
fola, bab elmer Der beiten bortisen 8ers
cine, Der ,Nen Grceliior glub", Giret.
tor 3. 6. Shm,io tontrattIih per-
pflihtete, bic DoriteQung am 0antias
eunassQ sQbeno ausidlteblih fir bic
Mitalieoer pes Derslns in Glepeldnb 3u
nieosrbolen. Cine Before Rstlams
t0nnte Der 4uffiibrun9 pon .Wiener
glut", bic bier am tommsnoen CONT
tag in Ssene sebt, t0um Ooran9sbsn
uno bic geluher beg TeutI6en 3beas
tiers fperben bic Yotifaft BON Der an
srtennuna Der portreifIjaen Geiltungen
Der einbeimifhen aiinItlsr nit 7reubsn
pernebmen. Sn immer srobsrsm
MaBe g.tpinnt 5rl. Settle Wuller,
tpelte gum erften Wtdle in Der partie
Der ,Wpi" auftrat, oi. Gunit bss
publitums. Sie srbistt 6eIonoeres 2p6
fir bic brillante 9urhfibrunq ibrer
auFoabe i'm 0efung, 3Qn3 uno Spisl,
uno penn bic junae Dame fortIdbrt,
ausaefprohenes Soubrstt:ntalsnt nit
oemielbsn Grnit uno Giisr gu snts
rpiteln, als bisber, 70 q.h0rt niat pi.i
gropbetenodbe ba5u, ihr sinsu erftsn
Ylas in ibrem Jah in ni6t all3u lans
ger 3sit poraus3ufagsn, glusge5sihnet
gefiel aud 5err 6ons Soritner in Der
partis beg .Soief", oi. sr nidt nur
i.br biibIb fang, fonosrn aud i'm
Spiel 10 broflig ausItdttete, ooB ibm
rei6Ii6sr geifaG 3ut6eit rpuroe. 5err
llllrih 6dupt ols v9rof Balouin" mar
prdttiq BEL Stimms. sbsnIo FRI. In.
aeIe Grone als ,Gobri.Ie" uno 5srdul.
Giup Warlotp als niyran3i", tpdbrsno
6srr Walter Sfif6ers sQttsn tpteosr cine
edit taratteriFtiihe Qstitura uls Der
alte Qsb.mann .fiirit Opsbeim" Dot.
81: ganse 8oritenun8 fdno 10 oIqss
msin artlang. pab Der BunTh. msbr
folder Speretten rah Gl.oeldno su
brinpen, berrn 9ire.tor Shmio in iss
Der Wsif. sum 4usbrud gebraht nun
be. Die bieTise 4uffjjbrunq fino.t am
Sonntdg in berf.lben 8sisBuns itatt
uno es tam nur empiohlsn rpsrb.n, oi.
gorfeuung nidi su periGumen. Sin
Glibsrit aenubrsihen Qbeno III Dem
Z JhaterbeIuter fiher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
Mus benz 9oli5eigeribt.

g3tpei iunse Subitituts Poli5iiteu ers
bislten ssitern bon oem BoIi5eiri6ter
cine itarie 3urshtpeiiune uno 6lpar
i'm 3uiammsnbang nit ben 5dlen ges
cen bic oes 9uloens pon 8liitsipielen
on9e.lustsR Wirtbs 5rant Marius
uno 9ubsrt ulm. Im porisen Sonns
ta9 mar bon bem 3ets.tipz SerseantsH
9non Gi6elberger uno ben Setettlps
Shdfer unb gen cine RaS5ia ouf Wirs
tbe ,Iber benz Rhein". pelhe Yings
Bong unb anoere 8liidsipieIe in ibren
2ptalen Duloe.en, unternommen. SeI
bieier 8eleaenhsit paren audi Wlorius
uno uln perbdftet poroen. Die heioen
erlpGhnten Subitltut- polt3tIten tparen
in 3ipiltleioung in Die WirtbI91ften
aeIanot pprosn, um 81 ishen, oh ge=
Observation-Disclosures Itattfanosn. Die
4nsetloeteu srtlGrtsn seitern, bob in
ibren 2otaIen nitt ee'pielt ipuroe, bis
Die beipen Ysamteu iih elnItsuten uno
nit ben SnanttelInern Elm YinesP POHgs
ipiel beeaHnen. Die VoIIaiIten muBten
bi.s aud uuf oem 3eugenftuno susebsn
uno Ri6ter Booe iprah oarauIhin tura
ser Sano bic 4ngstlasten frei. Gr err
tldrts su sleiher 3eit, oaB es un5uz
ldfTis lei, hob pplisiitsn @lr.he poer
anbere perionsn su GsIsgesibertretuns
aen dnimiren, uIn lie iooann su perbof=
ten. Sn ben norlieeenoen Solen hatte
eiaentlih Die Mntlage Der 5heilnahme
an einem Oliidsipiel aesen Die poliSis
ten feibit erboben lpsrben icllen.
Dopio 1eunttt. Greesrid Ppppe uni
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12

gbomas Yaps, fDelte am 30. Sttober
bon Sergsont Gihetbsrgsr bel elnsm
GludsIpiel abgsIabt tporoen tparen,
tpuroen gu is S. uno ben Soften oerurs
tbsilt.
6enrp geagsr betunnts iih ihuloig,
fia in bic Wphnung Der Carrie Ghlers
oin9, To. 1872 8apmitlsr StrdBe 9ss
I6liten uno Elm Yortemonnoie nit
1915 SnbaIt ssfto6Ien gu bdben. er
nuroe nit elmer Stroie BON 80 5dgen
4r6sitsbaus, $50 unb Den aoiten be-
Isgt,
5err 8ano Wri9bt betonnte itt
ituloig, auF bsm Seitsnpeg aus9es
iputt gu bu6sr uno puroe su elmer
Celebrate BON 81 unb ben Soften psrs
urthsilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12
sSm Sdllaie bcItoht 49,

Wtite 6oQoran Don No. 522 Sre..
man 4penue uuo SEQ. 0onep. pom
Weit Gopinaton, Sp.. beiudten am
0onneritog QbeHo zine befreuubet.
5amilie an Sar9ent Strabe. 0sgen
Mlitterna6t I6liefen iie, bon Muotgs
felt uberpdItiQt, Elm. um beim 4ufs
MAIDEN bic GntoedunQ gu MAIDEN, oaB
6oQoran's goIoene 1aihenubr uebft
aette uno 9anep's goloener Ring bers
ihpunben nuren. Sie sritutteteu
geitern DteIoung i'm poli3eihauptqua,a
tier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12

probirt IL. e. metuI poIiIl"
ln0 .Sarteepers 7Srieno". S,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-12

Die seitrig.n Renn.n tattsn fols.ns
b.s Rslultat:
Gritss u-g0rie $500,
5 5urlones, Ceiling. SOponcs, no
f9opie). a.tpoHnen; golletta, 11O(Das
p.nport). 8!pei.es; aiIlp Barton, 10
CSrorlsr), orittes. .3eit: l 3/5.
$2Wlutuels besnblt: Sopancs $3.50
su eepinn.n. $48.10 p!aes. $3.50
Gbop; eoll.tta $6.1o Ylaes, $4.40
Sbop; 2iIp Barton $3.40 Sbop.
3peites Rennen - g0rie
S4O0, / R.ils. gna grpnion. 103
(sornsr), s.tpOnnen; Sim 6. 106(2ofs
tus), streites; Wlodler. 106 (Sapens
port), brittes. ,3sit 1:41.
So mutuels be3oblt: gla grpion
$3.50 gu sspirnsn. $3.50 plae., $3.50
Sbop; Gin g. $3.50 plao., $3.4O
Sbop; Tsotlsr $3.50 Sbop.
9rittes Rsnnen gOrie
s4OO, l WsiIe uno 70 Yarbs. SeQ. ;
Sportina 2ife, 1O7 (aoerner), gss
iponnen; aItpsl. 10 (Rite), srpsitss
3oold. 107 (Gooie). brittes. 3sit:
1:46 2/5.
So Tsutusls bt3abli: Sportine2ife.
S4.70 gu gepinnsH; $3.50 glace;
$3.1O Sbpp; 4ifrpea, $3.50 pIace,
$500; 3ooIa, $50 Shop.
8iertes Rsnnen goris
500; 6 Iurlpnos. Cir 2lp.scot. Ia
(@robl s.ponnsn; StiIp. ia GUAR
rinstou). srpeitss; gpea Granos, 112
(gtit.), brittss. ,3sit: 1:14 2/3.
50 Tlutusls be3ablt: Cir alpescot
$3.50 gu sslpirnen. $3.50 plncs, $2.40
Sbop; Ctilo. $14.90 place, $4.60
Stoip; gpca Granoe. $2.40 Shoip
Gunftes Rennen g0rie
s40O; / 116 Weils; ceiling. gaHs
burn. l09(RoBD, 3stponnen; 4Iics, 109
(gurton). 3peI;es; Gucssu. 112
(gooie), britss; ,3eit: 1:48.
So Ulutuels besablt: BanburpS7.60
All aepinnsn, $3.50 ylate, $3.1C
Sbotp; 9llice $5.70plase. $4.20Sbop;
Guuesa S4.20 S9op.
Sehites RsnRen Soris
| $4O0, j 1/16 Weile; GeGins. Ietbsr.
mott, 100 (Capenport), eeiponnen;
Sisc, 102 (aosrner). aipeitss; Stil
4larm. 104 (Goitus). brittes. 3sit
1:47 30.
So RutueIs besabli: RstkrmoI
5000 gu esDinnen, $7.40 pIacs
$3.50 Sbep; Siso $31.20 ylace
$1l.20 Sbop; Stin alarm 1854
Sbofp.
ssur bic beuti9en Rennen tpurben BIZ
foIsenben Yfsroe einsetruaen:
gritss Rennsn SelIine; 9rei
iabris. uno auindr.s; 1aweile: 4mp
92, ss Carl 92. 9lrropfrifi 1O5
Yanen 100. 6ambrisbi 1o5. Miqu
O'gritn 1O7. islirtins 1O9.
3ipeites Rennen Ceiling; 3n.i
iabrise; 5a JurIoass: Deinnsp 1o2
Marp Dan 104. Oriental pearI 104
MifIipe lo4. Yrsmier 1O4, Stnre 104
Geftnis 105, gBar Sig 105. 5usil
Cab los. gIanutsb 112.
| Grittes Rennsn - 1onbiedp; 0rei
iGbriee uno auftpdrts; 6 GurIonss
6nnbsnretta 50. Carlton O los, Yim
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Nus ben 0eriHtsbbfets.
Der spie(p(ab fdr Die Kinoerae'maio
nunme6r geGderl.

Gos 9eitdmsnt oes peritorbeneil
plumbers Sames Oouo. H'r'
denperidmelsuns rsrbinoert. -
unfri.o.n In Der 5amilie 0iuisan'
- Stabtpater R.puolbs Dertios'
bi. S.raBenbabn Gei.aitdft. -
Die Staot in benz S1ooener1aB'
proseB bon Irl. Warie 3arff /un'
terIeaen. - Sneibunssilagen. --
9us bem Wahlabs.riht.
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ginbaItstIdse abseDte.
fen.

en-.
Die ginbaltstldse Der Sulia 0roess
bed aesen bi. 5ruf.ss Der ainberb.i.
mai6, bur6 tpelh. lie ben 4bbru6 oes
gebdubes an Der Rorbpeiisgde Der
9. uno plum Strabe. pelfes einem
Reubau unb Spi.lplaB fir bic SHiai'
len Der anItalt Ylas MAIDEN ioa, gu
perhinbern iuhte, ipurbe seftern Don
Rifter German ais unbesriinosi abse'
nieIen. Die ainberbeimath eritanb
Dor .iniser 3.ii bas ouf 80 Sabre lda'
fenoe pahtreht auf bas Gig.nthum
unb bic aldgerin bebaupiet, bab ods
Gebdube cine Siderbeii fur bic pahs
iei unb besbalb mid. abseriHen ueroen
iollte.
Der Ri1ter .ntiti.b, bab be pa4t
nur $3.50 pro Jabr betrdgi. pahreno
Der grunb einen Wertb BON $4,000
reprdIentire. Nuberbem iei ber Yeilber
zines 99idbrisen gahtrehts tbatidh'
lide aIs Der Gisentbiimer 81 betrahten.
rpern Is oorauf antomms. gerbensz
runaen an benz 9runbeieenttum Dor
sunebmen.
Die 9ruits.s Der anftnlt rperoen,
iobalb bic s.fesliden Jormalitatsn
erlebiat finb. nit Der ginrihiung oes
beabEhtiaten Gpi.lplases beginner. 10
baB berieIbe i'm Jriihiabr bon ben Rim
bern benus. ,peroen tann.
Sames Doub's ssfam.nt.
Der plumber Sames Douo, Der Dor
sinisen 1asen on ben Jolsen zines
S.ur5ss seitorben III unb befen Rats
iaB iib auf etfpa $4,000 beIaufen
foll, permaht ieinem 8ruber Wiaiam
Doub. 1882 Sumbolpt apeuu.. Der
Sabre lang benz plumberseitdft an
Der 4. Strabe ols Superintenoent DOT
ssitanDsn bat, nift nur bas Ge'daf.
ieIbIt mi. alien 3ubebOr. fOnb.rn aud,
nod sos. 900 in Baar uno ben ReI'
b.s Derm0sens. rahbem folsenoe Spe'
sinlsgesate be3ohli iporben fno: ct.
Inpiers airhe unb Shule $1,000, ct.
4apiers golless fir WeHen $500,
Rep. Gas. ". Moore fir RsHen $500.
6olp Mngels gburh $1,000, ct. So
iepbs Orphan 4iplum $500, ct. Bin.
cent be paul 5ocie.p bes ct. 4apiers
College $1,000, 81. Soiepbs Jounb'
linss 1ipIum $500, Warp Sours
5000, Sorob Tonnellp 5000. 9b0s
s.. Mober $1,000. Sas. Burns $500
uRb Daniel MeDpnalo $500.
Rirhen 8eri dmeI3uHs
perbinbert.
Die beihloffene YerIhmelsuns be,
erfen, 3ipeiten uno Geniral presbnt.'
ridniiten Rirhenaemeinben in elm,
Bemeinbe, bic ben Ramen .Ghurch DI
tb< goosnant" fiibren ipllie. tpuroe ge
tern Yormiiias, nnhbem bic .lneelet
senbeit iiber Elm Jobr i'm Superior.
0eridt anbGngie mar, burdp cine Gntt
lhtinung ots Rihters 6pffbeimsr FIJI
uHsiiltis ertlart. Die entiteiouns
bot ttinen GinfluB ouf bic bsrsits Dor
gsnomn3ne Uerfhmslsuna Der 3ipeiter
unb Central presbpterianer stirhe
ihliebt Don berfslben jsooh bic Grf.'
presbpterianer 4irf,e init ihren
Grunbeigentbum an Der 4. Gtrabe
bos einen Wertb BON einer boIbel
Willion Dollars repr1ieniiri, aus.
RAD bem YerIeien feiner gnifhsi
buns. ip,ihe 3iemlid ausfiibrli4 ipnI
nnb 43 Seiten umfnbte. srtldrte Rid
ter hoifbeimer, baB bic gintrasun!
bes llrtbeils in folder Weiie sefhebel
i0nne. bub bic 3peiie unb Gentra
Qirne perbiHbert iperoen. bic .Grfte'
Rir@e in ibren Gisentbumsrenten /,
I. 10. 81 beldfisen.
Die Angeiegenbeit 5dt in prssbp!e
rionii6sn Rreifen iebr piel Gtrub ouf
osptrbelt uno na6bem bk 4erf4mt!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
WATER LINES OBJECT

Will Not Adopt New system OF Ac-
counts Unless Compelled To.
Washington, D. c., October 27.--All
the independent steamship lines In the
United States, except those on the
Pacific coast. which perform any inter-
state commerce business, were repre-
sented at an informal conference at
the Interstate Commerce Commission
to-day respecting accounts and juris-
Jdictions A number of the foremost
water line magnates were present as
"a committee to voice the views OF
the lines generally, and they conferred
!sioners Harlan and Clements.
The committee objected to the sys-
tenn OF accounts which the Interstate
Commerce. Commission has formulated
lion, to go into effect on January 4.
This system Is intended to make those
lines which participate with rail car
riers in interstate traffic conform to
the accounting requirements 5impos osed
on the rail lines, whereby the roads
commission on their accounts, both In
terstate and intrastate.
Egf The view OF the water line inter-
iests was that the proposed system
goes into more details than the com-
mission needs and would burden the
the cleri risal force to handle It. They
also raised question as to the 5u-
r1sdiction OF the commission over the
wa ter lines as to the purely port-to-
port traffic. 48 ;;sss
Commissioners Harlan and his asso-
their views would be carefully con-
sidered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
STRIKE is sPR FADING

More Drivers Quit and Condition Be-
comes Serious.
New York. October 27.-The strike
of express wagon drivers and helpers
spread from the New Jersey water
front to Manhattan Today, and simul-
5taHeously assumed q more serious as.
pect Service was almost halted al
both the Grand Central and West Shore
Stations In this city. and tonight the
threat OF general strike IN an effort
to lie up the whole metropolitan dis
trict was made by officers OF the Inter
national Brotherhood OF Teamsters.
There was further rioting during the
day. following the arrival of strika-
breakers i from New York and Jersey
Wagon helpers employed by both the
Adams and American Express Compa-
ny In New York Joined the 1alkout,
and the Adams Company helpers IN
Jersey City also struck. Both the
United States and Wells-Fargo COM
panies previously had been involved
Efforts OF the companies to continue
the service with strike. breakers
brought out the threat OF a general
strike. In this event. 1t was intimat-
ed drivers forstores and factories would
& be called out II they were asked TO
deliver goods to the express stations.
W. II. Ashton, general organizer, and
val HOFFMAN. first rice-president of the
International Brotherhood of Team
sters. are here aiding IN the direction
OF the strike. sls y - = =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
TAFT TO METHoDIsTs
He Addresses Bishops, who Visit Him
..tII ~ In WHITE Nn1iae. 8Mt.l.ala

4 v Il ri Il M
Washington. D. G.. October a7.-Tho
score ofabishops OF the Methodist Epi5-
copal Church attending the semi-ar-
nual meeting in this city were received
by President Taft at the White House
to-day. Bishop Warren, OF Denver,
made a brief address. TO the President.
in which he outlined the work that ths
Methodist Episcopal Church has In
view. The President, In responding,
said: Ris
The militant missionary character
of the Methodist Church has shown IT.
self. not only In this country. but in
countries Sfar removed from civiliza-
tion, and It has developed the influence
and benefits OF missions In a way that
perhaps twenty or thirty years ago did
not seem possible. believe, and 1
think you will agree with me. that the
altitude of the general public towards
foreign missions to-day is almost COM,
.pletely revolutionized, and that you will
find as you go bout and urge contri-
buttons for that: purpose Willingness
to listen and anfinterest in the work
that perhaps You have never found
before.
Now, do not want to be invidious.
and I am not critic OF my fellow,
men, especially those who entertain
different political views from my own;
but there was a time when the policy
of this government towards the Philip
pines and towards those dependencies
that have come to US from the Spanish
War was very severely condemned. be-
cause 1t was supposed that we were
reaching out with greed Of territory.
and greed of power, rather than
with the desire to advance the cause Of
civilization and help our fellow-lnen.
81 think the policies that have been
followed and the developments that
have resulted through the agencies Of
our church have. proven the error Of
those who were entirely sincere in
their criticism and who were fearful
OF the effect the policy would have upon
our government. I believe that the
result has changed their views
4 Il am glad to recognize that in COM
Ing here you agree with me that we
all are working in the same held-
you in one way. and those OF us who
conduct the civil part Of the govern
ment In another: but 1t Is all for the
glory Of God and the promotion of
Christianity among men," ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
BURNS FOURTEEN HOURS

Stubborn Blaze subdued After Doing
Damngeso OF Million Dollars.
Victoria, b. G. October 21--After
burning fourteen hours In the business
quarter OF Victoria and destroying
many OF the finest blocks at loss OF
81, 100000. a stubborn fire was extin-
iguished to-day.
Half a dozen tiremen had narrow es-
5capes when portion OF the Fort
street wall OF the Five Sisters block
collapsed
L The FIRE started shortly aftor 1890
O'clock last night in the department
store Of David Spencer & Company
8Iimtted). one OF the largest retailers
in Victoria. Famed by high wind. the
flames spread with alarming rapidity.
The recently organized fire brigade
was unable TO cope with the contagra-
ton. and the troops were called out.
The soldiers not only aided in Keeping
order among the frightened, half.ciad
crowds. but manned the fire appara-
5tus and helped the fire brigade combat
the flames.
Among the buildings IS burned were the
Times orflce and the Five Sisters Build
Ing, a five-story Office block ~
The district burngS was IN the heart
of the retail district. It includes all
the buildings between Government and
Broad Streets, extending from Fort
Street to the alley back OF Trounce
Avenue. ,i$s5 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
No ii NJ Eli 0 c ELEB ATEs5
Colonel sRooseyelt Spends His sDfrthday
In SDeeCh nj n L IN n.

Colonel Roosevelt Spends His Birth lay
Il In Speech-AInking.
Utica. N. !. October 1t he odorre
Roosevelt spent. his fifty second BIRTH
day In the thick Of the fight for@fha
SRepu ublican State ticket. t 1 was 4 3
rainy, dreary day. and Colonel Roose- {
sXelt had no time to celebrat ~ II s con
3tinued his attacks on j ohm A. Dix
whom he assailed In his, speech here;
to- night more severely Than ever The:
colonel also criticized Winfiel IA II u i
,puch, G hal irman offs the Il Democ ticy
state Committee. saving thai esswas;
SSs Colonel Roosevelt was welcomed
everywhere by large crowd S. HI spokeE
at Fonda. a ] Johnstow GloVersvilla.8
sAmsterda M nd II y tile Falls during
madesSntWo speeches 4 to- MI gh I. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
TASK FOR The ALMIGHTY.

Minister Says God Couldn't Make New
Orleans Decent In 20 Years.
New Orleans. La. October 27.-""Th he
system Of protecting vice in New Or
leans lis such that the hand OF God
Almighty could not make this a de-
cent community inside of twenty-five
years"
@ This declaration by Rev. James F.
Chase, Of Boston, featured the many
raps administered to this city to-day
by those who came here to conduct
a meeting Of the American Purity Con-
gress. 5S S5
Mr. Chase said legislation provided
for the protection OF vice here, and
that 1t ought to be done away TIL.
d. IS. Steadwell, president OF the CON
5Eress, did not think New Orleans so
Rad. and expressed the belief that
vice could be eradicated within ono
year
owen o. Wizard, OF springboro Pa.
discussed law enforcement. lie said
that only a little more than | per
Cent. Of the murderers In the United
States are convicted. g8
The congress closed this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
5CAlPERs H0L LDs CONNENI:I I:I9N.

td
"Lily Whites" Organize to Put Negro
8s Out of Politics. /.
Coium bia, S.. c., October 27...The
called by John g. Capers, national
committeeman from this State, met to.
day and formed an Reorganization. The
prime object is to eliminate the negro
from the councils of the party and
build up an opposition which Will have
some influence in elections. The con-
vention decided MOTTO put out a ticket
this year. but to nominate oaSdidates
Tor Congress IN all seven South Caro-
lima Districts In 1912. 3i,
The platform af1rms allegiance to
the present national party as expressed
In the last platform.
CAPTAIN Gapers stated to-day that
while the meeting was not called at
the uggestion OF the President. yet It
was not hostile to the administration.
Its object, as he explained It, was to
cast out the shiftless negroes who fail
to qualify for the franchise Ei8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28
MUST HUSBAND PA'Yt'?!

Suit May nec,dc Ahused Wife Can
Wa sbington S%''ec. IS a. a1tsets octobsr e7,-If q
husband heats his&wife till5@she3@is
bruised ard bleeding even g rippled for
life. should she he a lowed to sue him
for dana as. or would such suits Yio-s
SlataIthe sanctitvS Sofbthe home and tend
to break u y n3civiltaation? Such agquss-3 s.s
snreme Court of the United States for.
Its decision. 5f5f @ 5S4 s31s5s3 4!
s Jessie n THOMPSON. wife OF Charl.s
n. Thompson. both then living In the
District OF Columbia, sued her hus-s
'ba nd for $4,000 damages for seven
altered assaults upon her. The ture4
of$!the alleged assaults and injuries
was never hroueht nut in open court
'bacausei before the suit came to trial
the court had given tud sme ent = IN favor
OF the accused on the plea tha a t the
time of the slleged 5assaul the parties
were husband and wife. s4 Tt Is Il pro b.
ably the FIST time that the Supreme
Court has had to pass directly on such