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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

sociations and commercial bodies up
holding his stand But II 1t Is only the
tariff on which Republicans differ. he
sees no cause for despair
The address which Attorney General
Wickersham delivered in Chicago to-
night on the Administration" is high
ly satisfactory to the President, be-
cause he believes that 1t is a fair sum
ming up of the work of his admins
tration to date OF particular signi-
ficance in this address is that para
graph In which the Attorney General
pays his respects TO the Insurgents
Those who cannot follow the President
in the reforms that he had before Con-
gress Mr.. Wickersham declares would
better frankly leave the party. Which
is the Presidents idea. substituting
party" for president" however. Tho
real party test Will be on the support
given to the Legislation pledged by the
party--not ones attitude on the tariff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
RECALL SOUNDED TO
WANDERING c. O.P
(Continued From FIrst Page.l

Continued From First Page.)
and ask the suffrage of the people as
in the past on our record"
Attacks Insurgents.
Representative Nicholas Longworth,
of Ohio, son-in-law of former Presi-
dent Roosevelt, made n severe attack
on Senator Beveridge and the 1nsurg-
ent band in Congress. This address
was in marked contrast to the con-
ciliatory tone of the President s
speech.
Representative j. Hampton Moore. of
Pennsylvania. delivered an address. in
which he waved the danger signal and
pointed out how necessary It is for
the Republican cohorts TO get up AMI
hustle If they would retain control
Of Congress after the elections next
November.
Other addresses We're made by Sec
rotary Nagel, of the Department of
Commerce and Labor: Senator Lodge.
Of Massachusetts,: Representative Nc
kinley, of Illinnss, chairman of the
Committee, and Representative McKin-
lay, of California, who recently com
nieted a speaking tour of the Middle
West
For Party Pence.
Washington, D. O.. April 9.-Presi-
dent Taft is for party peace, but 1t
must be brought about on honorable
terms.
Moreover, the President believes
that peace is not so difficult of at
tainment. The While House view is
that the President and the main body
of his party are not SO far apart as ap
pearances seem to indicate. There
have been Misunderstanding perhaps
that may be early adjusted.
1t can be asserted on the highest au-
thority that the President Is not
making war on the members of his
party who disagree with him on the
tariff. Support Of the Payne-Aldich
bill, while IT was pending in Congress
and approval of that law as 1t stand.
on the statute books IS not the Presi-
dents final test of mans Republi-
canism. Therefore. with his consen,
and approval. there will be no reading
out of the men who are unable to fol-
low the President on the tariff qnes-
ton.
on tho same authority, 1t can he said
that Mr. Taft comedies that there may
be and are honest differences with re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
GOVERNOR IN ROW:
HIGH WORDS PASSED
Pistol Is Taken Away From Adj
jutant- General Can
ton.

Guthrie. Okla. April 3.--The interference
of friends probably prevented a physical
clash last night between Governor c. y.
Haskell and Acknowledgement Canton. Of
the Oklahoma national Guard.
revolver was taken from General Can
ton. Witnesses OF the encounter say ne did
not draw II on the Governor.
Police Guard Governor
AT the request OF friends Of Mr. Haskell
a policeman was placed on guard near tho
Governors apartments in the Royal Hotel
during the night. CHIEF OF Police Mitchell
says he will swear out warrant for Cen
eral Canton to-day.
The trouble between the Governor and
the Acknowledgement resulted iTom tho Re-
publican committee meeting. held yester-
day. The First Regiment Band had been
engaged to furnish music 10, the occasion.
IL being the opening OF Representative NC
Cures campaign
General Canton gave order that the
band should not appear in military uniform.
and forbade the use OF the regiments IN
struments, The band was playing when 1t
received the order. The members discarded
their uniforms, procured other Instruments,
and later reappeared in the streets
When Governor Haskell's attention was
called TO the incident, he sent Congressman
Mcclure 3 letter OF apology. In 1t he set
forth that tho order did not meet with his
approval.
Canton Jaws Governor.
General Canton. shortly before midnight
sought Governor Haskell. Witnesses declare.
in the Royal Hotel The meeting occurred
on stairway landing near the Governors
apartments.
with emphatic gestures he is declared to
have saId
II want you 10 understand you cannot
countermand my orders; and If you do. You
VIII pay for it,
j. NJ. Brooks, proprietor OF tho hotel and
others rushed to the scene. Mr.. Brooks
took General Cantons revolver from him.
and later took tho officer to his rooms.
General Canton later reappearcd in the
streets. He did not enter tho notei.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Pe-ru-na Is Catarrhal Tonic Espec-
tally Adapted to the Decli:ing
Powers of Old Age.

Hale and hearty old age means simply
healthy organs and healthy functions
retained beyond the usual time.
As rule, at the age Of 90 or 10 years.
the functions begin TO wane and the
various organs to lose their natural
power.
This need not occur At least not in
all cases Many man and woman
have retained their health and yigor
much later in life.
We have on file several letters from
octogenarians who have found Pcruna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
therefore not to be regarded any
longer az Republicans.

TImc IOr IiUUSe VIcHuIHE.
These things will all be developed
in the days that remain OF this ses-
sion OF Congress When it adjourns
the house-cl cleaning may commence.
In the light of this exposition of the
Presidents plan, it will be seen that he
is not dismayed, though disappointed
over the Indiana action. He himself
though pledged to the Payne-Aldrich
bill. Is committed to the tariff board
plan, which is admittedly intended to
u.lke better even the best tariff bill
the Republican party ever passed"
The President sees no reason for a
split party on the tariff. lie has his
doubts to the wisdom of the Indiana
platform: he Is not inclined to believe
that other States will follow that
lead, he is in receipt daily OF letters,
kilograms. resolutions of editorial as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
MURDER QUICKLY AVENGED.
Arrest, Trial aud Sentence of Four
Criminals Within Twelve Days.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
--3fartinsville, Va. April 9.-Wm
Cowan, the last OF the negroes charg
ed with the murder of Sidney Wood
IN this county, on the night of March
2s. was put on trial in Circuit Court
here yesterday morning. Cowan was
FOUND guilty of murder in the second
degree this morning. and given eiGh-
teen years in the penitentiary. Judg-
nent was suspended for sixty days to
allow time for an appeal
The three defendants convicted on
Thursday We're sentenced to die in the
electric chair on June II. al, of the
condemned men We're taken to Dam
vile for safe keeping this afternoon.
Henry county has made record for
speedy justice in this matter. the ar
rest. trial and sentence of these Grim
inals having taken place In twelve
Gays after the offense was committed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
COUNCIL SCHEDULE
Big Docket Before Board of Aldermen
on Tuesday Night.

The most important municipal meet
ing this week VIII be the regular
meeting of the Board OF aldermen on
Tuesday night. The docket OF business
sent over from the Common Council IS
heavy and occupied two long sessions
in the lower branch. There is niue
to cause debate. however. as practl,
cally all OF the approximate hs ana
upon, and Will PASS without opposition
1T win be the last meeting OF ne
Board before the primary OF Aprll II.
Other meetings scheduled tor ms
week include the following;
Monday-C on Electricity, $
r. NJ: Committee on Markets, T. N :
Subcommittee on Grounds and Build
ings, $3.50 p Al
Thursday--Cominittee on Water. .
P. M.
Friday-Committee on Light. P. NJ;
Committee on Ordinance. Charter and
Reform. s T.. NJ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
MARY GARDEN IN HUFF
OHcnded When Paid In Dollars Instead
at

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
New York. April 9.-The fact that
Mary Garden, one OF Oscar Hammer
STEMS song birds, who fitted for
Europe to-day on tho White Star liner
Adriatic, was paid in American dollars
instead of French francs, has precipi-
tated picturesque verbal combat be-
tween the singer and the !mpresario
Miss Garden was plainly rnl!ed when
she trpped aboard the steamship, and
when asked II she would return soon,
she replied with spirit,
THAT depends on Mr.. Hnmmerstein.
II he so far forgets himself as to act
correctly l may come back lie mas
me- like a servant. I, his leading lady:
have been--I might have been one OF
his chorus girls. oh! he makes me
sick"
were repeated to Mr.. Hammerstein hes
said:
"oh, she will come back Miss Car
den merely has the mumps because
asked her to return money that was
her Ike Ike chorus girl. If I did, then
she has no reason TO complain. | treat
nv chorus girls with the greatest def
erence and respect,
Miss Gardens contract called for a
payn1ent in francs, not dollars. a fool
OF man pays her by mistake. In dol
lcrs, IT Is an overpayment of $4,000,
DO you get that? Besides that she
owes to the box office over $500 for
tickets----and that she does not pay,
! either,
I'VE very politely ask that she shall
restore this money. She remembers
isnothing about 1t, She gets up that
most famous artistic temperament
Now chorus girl may have an 'artis-
l5tic temperament' II she pleases. But I
never knew a chorus girl TO use that
artistic temperament TO refuse to pay
t.ner debts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Has Reached Four Score Years and
WeiahS 155 Pounds

Mr.. Levi kegg, Rainsburg, Pa, writes:
Your medicine has done me SO much
good intend to keep it on hand all the
time.
II had all the symptoms of systemic
catarrh. My eyes we're red and in
tiamed, my throat, stomach and bowels
troubled ME, was nervous, had nervous
headaches. | am now entirely cured
by Pcruna
II am eighty years old. and | never
weighed more than lao. but now weigh
$50 pounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
GOV. MARsuALL FoR SENATE,
Indinna Democrats Insist ON Pressing Him
5Et for thc NnnluOtion a51

for the SOmnntlon'
indianapolis, April a--palesates 10 The
Democratic state Convention, which Cover
nor Marshall has urged to nnme candi.
date for the Unlted States senate arc being
instructed in uN parts OF tho state for tho
Governor himself, though he has said no
Is to eliminate Thomas L., TuGsart and the
brewery Influence from the campaign
q In tho Twelfth Congressional District tho
pemonrats haye determined 10 throw their
fuIl vote 10 the Governor il 1t should de-
velop that Mr, Holman, tho local cand.-
date, cannot be nominated IN tho Ftfth
District, where John y, Lamb Is me candi-
date, many OF The delegates are for the
}tiovernor, bu, will support MI, Lamb AZ
long as he has any chance He understands
that II his defeat Is certain his entire dis
ftrict will go 70 Goyernor Marshal,
VI II appsars that ali the anti-Tassart
forces are centring upon ths (Ayernor, and
that, he Will be brought into the race
whether no deslrcs 1t or not, * st3 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Has His Hand Torn on.

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch
Monterey, Va. April e.-fierbert
Smith had his hand torn off by a
large circular saw this morning. His
thumb was entirely cut Oft. and the
bones of the hand We're thrown TO the
roof of the building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Cultivate An
Easy Mind

To cultivate an easy mind ls ono OF
the surest roads to health and happi-
ness. one way to do this ia to know
pers are perfectly safe. This means
safety deposit box in the big Gre
and burglar-proof vsults OF the Bank
OF Richmond Ninth and Main Streets.
Get one now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Cne-Corron.

Especial to The Times lspatch.l
Front Royal, Va, April 9.-Nr and
Mrs. Windheld Gorron announce the
engagement of their daughter. Murie.
to Henry Calwell Coe, of the faculty
of Randolph-Macon Academy The
marriage will take place In the early
summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
instant Relief, Permanent Cure--Trinl
Package Mailed free to All
In Plain NNrnppcr.

Many cases OF Piles have been cured
by trial package of Pyramid Pile
Cure without further treatment When
1t proves its value to you. order more
from your druggist at 80 cents box.
Simply I'LL out free coupon below and
mall today. Save yourself from tho
surgeons knife and it's torture, the
doctor and his bills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

Mr. Pauln pioneer o ST.
OF He
citizens. In a
g"
every catarrh
mendine it's weight in cold Mr. John
Washington,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
THE IRISH DISAPPOINTED

Apparent breakdown of Irish-.tmer-
lean Pilgrimage Blow to Hotels.
Dublin. April e-There Is much dis
appointment here over the apparent
breakdown of the proposed great
irish Anne rican pilgrimage next SUM
mer. The hotel keepers, who hoped
to reap the chief benefit, are without
any definite information as TO the
present status of the affairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
EMIL sElDEL AT WORK AT HIS DEsh
RODE INTO WAGON
Cnbet Rowe, Rendered Unconscious, but Il
Not seriously Hurt.

Caboll Rowe. of SCs South Harrison Street.
while racing with companion at Harrison
his bicycle into wagon and thrown
unconscious to the ground He was picked
up and carried into nearby house, whore
Or. Davis, OF the city ambulance, treated
him and restored him to consciousness. Iie
lie twelve years old. He was taken nome
and seemed not to be seriously injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

At the Orchestral Concert next Mon
day Mrs. Browning will sing, Tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

gard to the tariff. While not receding
from the attitude lie has assumed, the
President admits a man may dlsap-
prove the Payne A1drich law and still
he good Republican,.
Deyond The Pale.
1t Is where opposition Is manifested
to all OF the policies of the adminis
tratlcn that the President believes in
surgency SHOWS its head and puts Its
devotees beyond the pale
In his view the Republican party is
pledged to certain specific reforms-in-
terstate commerce, statehood. postal
savlngs banks. conservation. lnJunc-
tions--and 1t is the duty OF every Re-
publican to cooperate Loyalty in car
rying out these pledges If one man
or one set of men, having opposed the
tariff bill now combines with that OPP
position in fight on every measure
proposed by the administration, II
must be taken for granted that these
men are at odds with their party, and
can only be regarded as having desert
ed It's ranks.
In this view of the situation, and
having regard for the recent acts OF
the Republican convention in Indiana.
the President has adopted plan that
will be rlgidly adhered to. He will
not go to Indianapolis. This determi-
nation IL not because of political con-
siderations, but by reason of social
obligations which require his presence
In Washington.
But even II h edid go to indianapolis
he would not fan the flames of fac-
tionalism by discussing the tariff In
any way condemnatory of the Indiana
action He will not countenance any
10 10 raniipu
of the party OF those whose sole OF.
Tending Is that they differ from him
and from the majority of their party.
too, on the tariff question and on that
solely
Tnft's Program.
The President will devote his whole
energy to having put through Con-
gress that legislation which he be-
lieves most accords with the platform
pledges on which he was elected. He
will make the adoption OF his legisla-
tive program the one duty of the
hour, as he told the members of the
League of Republican Clubs at the
banquet in the Arlington tonight.
The Presidents message to all Re-
publicans, therefore. is to keep the
party pledges, enact the promised leg
islation, go home with clean party
consciences. When that Is done, after
Congress has adjourned, the President
believes there will be ample time for
the party to take account of stock and
ADJUST it's lines for the coming con
test. ~
The President believes the Republic
can outlook is bright, if Congress will
do It's duty. The one danger of the
situation is thai the real insur-
gency will develop against the other
administration measures as 1t did
against the tariff, Which is the point
| at which the President believes the
parting of the ways Will be reached.
If the interstate commerce bill Is
| to be fought and the conservation bills
| opposed and statehood held up, It vii!
| be proof to the President that the In
| surgents are real seceders from the
| party, opposed to those measures to
| which the party is committed. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

Of priceless value to them as their de-
Ginning years advanced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10

gard to the tariff while not receding
from the attitude lie has assumed, the
President admits a. man may dlsap-
prove the Payne Aldrich law and still
he a good Republican.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-03
OPINION
HANDED DO
IN TWO MONTHS
Supreme Count Adjourns Until.
January 2, 1911 but Dozen.
Cases Remain to Be Disposed
Of.
[speeIaI corre.ponaenee 70 MarnIns I@ournaIl

] - - oA
Santa Fe. n. ~. Sept. 1.-THE ter
ritorial supreme court late yesterday
afternoon adjourned 20 January 2,
1911. after having been in session al
most two months. cleaning up a Ions
( docket and handing down fifty opin-
ions. some Of them Of vital import
{ anee 10 the entire commonwealth. one
/ consequence OF this energetic work is
that only about q dozen cases remain
10 be finally disposed of and that
when New Mexico ONE in as a state
Z the territorial supreme court win have
completed lis work, giving the state
supreme court and the federal court
a clean slate.
In case No. 1888. William d. Rad
cliffe, appellee, IS. Jose f.. Chaves, ex-
ecutor, appellant. appeal from Nalen-
cia county, q motion for rehearins
was denied.
In case No. PAS, the Bank Of Com
merce. appellee, VS.. Jasper y. Broy-
les, et al, appellants. from Socorro
county. on motion for rehearing was
set for oral argument on the first day
OF the next term January ,, 1911.
The following IS the assignment OF
judges as handed down:
We, the undersigned, chief justice
ana associate justices ~ the supreme
court OF the territory of New Mexico,
assembled at the supreme court room.
i'm the territorial capitol, in the city
Of Santa Fe, in said territory of New
Mexico:
Do hereby order that the chief JUS
tice and associate Justices are hereby
assigned to the judicial districts a.
fudgqs thereof ac follows.
To the First judicial district, Mr.
Associate Justice John r. Merle, with
headquarters at Santa Fe.
To the Second judicial district, Mr..
Associate Justice Ira a. Abbott, with
headquarters at Albuquerque.
To the Third judicial district, Mr.
Associate Justice Frank w. Parker,
with headquarters at Las cruces.
To the Fifth judicial district. Mr..
Chief Justice William Fl. Pope, with
headquarters at Roswell.
To the Sixth judicial district, Mr..
Associate Justice Edward r.. Wright.
with headquarters at Alamogordo.
To the Seventh judicial district Mr.
Associate Justice Merritt G. Alechem,
with headquarters at S%ocorro.
To the Fourth judicial district, the
remaining associate justice provided
for by law, with headquarters az Las
Vegas.
It Is ordered by the court. that TINS
assignment shall be in force and take
! effect from and after the date herein
and shall remain in full force and eff
feet until otherwise provided by the
chief justice and associate justices Of
this court.
II is further ordered. that the clerk
Of the supreme court of the territory
| Of New Mexico. enter the foregoing or
der on the records of this court and
I fhgr ha franaraff % certified HHn-r
thereof attaching the seal Of the
court thereto. To the attorney general
Of the United States, to each of the
clerks Of the various judicial districts
| Of the territory Of New Mexico, to the
United States district attorney for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-03
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-09-03
4 FAIR SIZED TOWN.

New york has now close 10 five
million people. according TO Figures
made public yesterday by the census
bureau. The figures show that the
American metropolis. now second in
size In the world, Is increasing more
rapidly than its only rival and that
London win get q hard run for her
money in the next ten years.
rive million people form a fairly
Hlzable community. New York has
more inhabitants packed into her sky
q rapors and teucments and apart
ments and homes than many couu-
tries can boast They are getting so
thick that before long each and every
New Yorker win be- compelled 10 re-
main inside the one foot square limit
or be in danger of arrest for trespass-
ine. They are making the big build
ings So tnll that Oh some of the upper
stories SNOW remains an the year
round and glaciers form on the roofs
II is certainly q great city. Is little
ola New YORK TIC ia oi course hNiA'
thing Go hrig about that we have the
second largest city 300 The world But
after all there i- something in quality
na wen as quantity and wc wouldn't
trade "a corner lot in Albuquerque for
The singer building that is. vc are
not likely Co. Enough ucighhors Is
sometimes too much and the ever
present feeling that you aNe nearly
five million fellow citizens must Kind
OF rct on the nerves.
The Great white Wan is dazzling
no doubt hut anyone Who has bad a
taste of the open west would rather
De dazzlod in the long run. hy per.
pciual sunshine instead OF ARE light.
and take hts fresh cir In cubic league0
instead of p%ailfuls. And you can Do
q ntllc more select about your socict.
in Kew Mexico Take IL an In nll
Albuquerque may rest content win
being he larscst city go the land %.
sunshine. even 81 she IS 3s5th IN siz'
IN America We have more room q
grow