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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
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Cambridge. MASS. ltee- IT,
Hailse LIE o8ailN oIa not take t.e stand
in nar own aetense. Tue se,ehteeD-
year-ald glri. accused ~ the maxAeT
OF ner employer, tzlsfeaee 4, Stet @r,
is u ~ sisarea tint nraeai.
Nnen i2e tflai vpen.d to-day john
son totu ine court That ne would com
piefe ms case to-aaS. tie s5tin that
he ald nes censiaer Il necessary 10
place tho aefenaant sn thu stand. rms
means that the deteuse il perfectly
wlllng to rest an toe statements made
by the girl following her arrest aud
which were introduced ty tho state
as evidence against her.
IL was expected when court opened
TO-DAY that thu defense wonid close
before recess and that rebuttal eei-
denee would be introduced during the
afternoon II this program can he
completed both sides viii finish their
case hy adjournment Tonight, aud
the summing up VIII take place next
week. the case getting 10 the jury into
Tuesday or Wednesday.
Alma 4 Roche said she had worked
rs a servant for Mrs. Glover. She
had seen her Use a revolver GA several
occasions once shooting q squirrel
from a tree in The yard
Mrs. Ida T.. Rice swore Mrs. Glover
had told her that she was warned he
fore marrying Glover that he WAS a
bad man, hist that she wpufd mar
ry him because her property was in
his name and 10 got II back she had
TO bear his name
John peiory testified that Mrs. tilo-
yer had offered 10 make him aequaiut-
ed with a girl, but tina. he had de-
cIined, saving he was married man.
DIR. Pratt, Of the Massachusetts I've
and Ear Hospital. testified thnt he
had examined Hattie's eyes on &C.
tober IS and found she had most
Defective vision. Her vision during
the daytime. before coming TO him.
he said. must have been very poor
and her ability u see at night was
even worse
Defense Rests Case.
The defense in the Hattie lie Eianc
murder trial rested shortly before
noon to- day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
COAL OPERATORS NILl
FIGHT TERMINAL. TAX

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. Lett Is
rumorea here that tn. coal operators
along the lines oi the Norfolk and
Western. Chesapeake and ohio and
Nirginian Railways viii. through their
attorney. ". T. Glasgow, appear be-
fore the Interstate Commerce COM
mission and protest against the im
positioH by these roads Of a terninnl
tax OF 10 cents a ton upon bunker
coal pat over their piers here
The Norfolk and Western has issued
circular announcing that ii will ig1-
pose this terminal charge beginn n,s
January | next, and the other roa r.
it is said, will follow suit. Bunker
coal is defined as fuel which steamers
burn IN coatradistinetion to cargo
coal. whicn they carry MS freight.
The railways contend thar il costs
mere u handle bunker coal than car-
so. which last Is handled in large
quantity and more cheaplA, they say.
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trips win spend sly weeks abroad
ana Viii visit Great britain, Holland.
belgium, Germany Francs and S~itz-
erlaud.
The Fare Includes
Stateroom hefths on Atlantic steam
ers carrying only one class ri cabin
passengers
railroad travel in Europe III usual
custom of American tourists All 40
cal steamer travel first class,
Accommodations ut good. eofntort-
able hotels, including three meals par
day. or to custom Of hotels,
Transfer Of passengers and bag
gage between railroad stations ana
hotels or piers while with the con
ductor free conveyance "t steamship
companies usual allowance OF bag
gage on Atlantic steamers,
The party viii be under the dlfec-
ton Of n conductor, who win attend
To all the details connected with the
trip. Everything necessary for the
comfort OF the travellers viii lie in
Guided III The Nirginian's trip
How many can 60 seven.
From Richmond three. Who
j. That teacher within the corpo
rate limits Of tho city of Richmond
who receives the highest number OF
votes VIII be given one IT The Viz
ginians trips and n purse OF Sieo
pocket money,
2 That teacher within the corpo-
rate limits Of the city Of Richmond
who receives the second highest num-
Der 81 votes viii lie given cne Of The
Nrginian's trips aud "a purse Of $50
pocket money.
s. That teacher within the ,otno-
rate limits If tho ciry OF Richmond
who receives the third highest mum
Der Of votes viii be given one OF
The Sirginiau IS trips.
From outside of Richmond -Four.
I. Third Congressional District.
Who
That teacher within the bounds ~
the Third Congressional District. cut
side 81 the corporate limits Of tho
city al Richmond, who receives Tho
highest number oi votes VIII he given
one nj The Nirgnians trips. This
district ineludes iiarton Heights,
Highland Park. tiinter Park. Ashland.
Williams burg. Chester and the eoan-
try districts ~ the Third District
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
INTERESTING SUIT
FOR NON SUPPORT
TRIAL OF CASE AGAINST
BFKkLEY BUSINESS MAN

/ spetial = tbs Hitbmond Nirsin4t5l.9
NORFOLK. VA Dee. IA suit
f6r desertion and non-suppart. IN
which many chnfch people and s,'vera!
ministers have been called in as Wit
nesses, beeatise Or a church trial Of
tho charges against thu husband was
brought prominently before the public
mere to-day. whnn Edward y. Fuller.
a prominent citizen of Berkeley Ward
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

3D.. f1fSt 4ngteSHlonat l'lStf3tt,
Whes
THAT teacher within the hounds ri
the First Congressional District vino
receives tho highest number OF Votes
/ Wlll be given one ol The Richmond
EirgIniau's trips to EUROPE This dis
trict includes the cities ~ Fredericks-
burg, Newport News and Hampton,
the Eastern shore, the Northern Meek,
the counties between the liappanan-
mock ana tho York. etc.
G. Second Congressional District
Who.
F Ihat teacher within the bounds 81
the Second Congressional District who
receives the highest number of votes
will be given one ot The Richmond
Nirginian's trips t. Europe. This dis
trict Includes the cities ~ Norfolk
Portsmouth and Suffolk and the coun-
Ties of Princess Anne. Norfolk Nanse-
inond, Isle of Wight and Southampton
I. Fourth Congressional District
Who
That teacher within the bounds ol
the Fourth Congressional District re
eeiVing the highest number of votes
viii hp given one of The Richmond
Nirginian's trips to Europe. This dis
trict includes the city Of Petersburg
and the counties of Prince George
! ninwiddie, Powhatan Amelia, Prince
Edward, Nottoway. Ilincnhurg. Meek
/ lenhurg, Brunswick, Groenesville.
Surry und SUSSEX,
+ other districts Who
II the school teachers ia any other
congressional districts are Interested
and desire that trip bt offered for
that district, let them write 10 The
Rlchnond Nirginian. and the matter
Will be carefully considered.
Conditions OF the Contest.
Who can be voted for? Any teacher
who has been nominated can he voted
for. Anyone can nominate a teacher
who cuts nomination blank out OF
The Richmond Nirgjnian and fills in
the blank with the name OF white
teacher residing in Richmond ar in
the First. Second, Third or Fourth
Congressional Districts aud send the
blank To the Travel Manager OF The
Richmond Firginan The nomina ton
blank viii count 1000 votes for the
person nominated, hut only one nemI-
nation blank Will he counted Tor any
one person.
How tn Secure Votes.
Votes can he secured in two ways:
ID a coupon Will be printed in ever,
copy of the paper, beginning with De
rember /, 1910, which coupon cut out,
heatlS trimmed, tue name ana address
Of the teacher voted for filled i'll,
sishea aha hfoaRnt or sent t. tn.
tfaNel Manager OF The richmond Viz
slln'h WI count ior the number Of
N"ifs ll"leAtcu on the coupon.
=, No'cs can he secured by send
lhs ~ SUBSCRIPTIONS To The Nireinian.
SUBSCRIPTIONS Whcn accompanied with
VIZ Fasn pileesas ' SILL count as i'"loNs'
'hrnF h"iiths subscription VIII
otuhi ''o "t,9.
n SlN months subscription Viii
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CITIZEN
LEAVES FOR FLoRips

(s:neci,a 10 the Richmond Nireinian.)
HAER1S0NnUnG, VA. bee To-
George .. Herring. cep;eiu Of the Har-
rsenhHrg Gaards, nagi iratc OF Cen
trai district and local attorney Of the
Southern railway, has left with HIS
f~mily for Florida to make his future
home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
DOVE LOpGE CELEBRATES
slxTIETH ANNIVERSARY

one Of the principal anu nest in
tercstine featn'es of the Dove Lodge
entertainment Friday night was tbs
rendition ~ All attractive program by
IA number Of boys an9 girls from the
Masonie Home. The members or the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
Maecabees' Memorial Service.

The annual sermon OF the knights ~
the Maccabees win be delivered SUNDAY
evening al Broad Street Methodist
church Rev S - Hatcher, u u. will
preach On "Herosna ard sSeIf-DeniaI.'
giving the soul inspiring story uf tho
sturdy fighting Maccahees
The order being founded ON this
story. gives DIR. Hatcher It subject thai
iie will maks mora nhan Interesting
The public may he present, Miss hi
anconA will stig Il solo.
rhe ir kItinhts Will r1egt in t.ee
Camp Hal at : 80 Z. NJ aud march in
IL body To =,
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Wcn~n Crrznn hu Erisf

SUFFOLK, VA. Dee lO.--Irazed by
REF for her At sent hu hnnd. Mrs ella
'yfun was taken to the Eastern State
hospital at Wiliiam@bnrg Yesterday
rhe hereatoufs Of her husband are
unknown. Several small children are
1T; destitute
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

fitting. 40 trimming, is always ready;
cannot smoke or collect SCOT. 1t is
cleanest and safest of all chatting dish
es, and as Christmas present for
ladies IS cordially recommended by
the Virginia Railway aud Power Conn
pany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

Iadge Ingram vii neein tlae Decena
her term - tho iar and e4nit, court
Monday. calling the docket and setting
the eases Tt@ Jury has been su,rs.
monsa II he On harM b. noon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

hiiiufy VI
her wishes
and graft
fled them.
There are
so m n II y
reasons why
she wants
an Electric
h Il / n Z
Dish. 1t re,
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4rX-

TAzEWErf4. VA. bee, le,-Miss
Jessee Burton and AIR. peier 1ost We're
s-s--'.t Sff,e'r - he brides home.
four miles eass If town.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10
i.:ist,nas Holiday Rates
Via sauti,cfn Raj way.

Very lew fares 10 points in the
South, Southeast aud Southwest Fer
rates. dates ~ sale. limit. etc, call
on ticket age-t or write
s. H. BURGESS. u. r. 4.
kichmann. Na.
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For Her
Christmas
Present

Tive her ali Electric Chafing Dish.
She needs IL and will think YOU the
best friend ever 10 have thought so
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

TIC WlHntIN ~ . III ' II EIII4ttEF =
trips win spend SIX weeks abroad
ana Viii visit Great Britain, Holland,
belgium, Germany Francs and s"lsz-
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miners If The Virginlan )
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-10

Those VIII, sihri rulls ffill secure
decided adtantasf as Il porfqnf5
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
THE GOOD ROADS QUESTION
OVER ON LINCOLN PARK

ing OF gravel or material from the
Brookside mines or tine smelters could
be easily secured. and Lincoln Park
could have the finest roads in the
country.
Many OF the residents of this sec
ton have been interviewed and. with
out exception. they have realized the
condition and expressed a willingness
TO aid in the matter. but what is
everybody's business is nobody's bus
mess" and nothing has been done.
One public spirited man said that one
in to do some work, but his neigh
bors came along and said. What are
you doing that for? Why don't you let
let the county work the roads?'' He
said that the result was, his ardor for
good roads was dampened and he had
done nothing since in that line. We
hope that somebody will take up this
mater and do something to better Til.
roads in that vicinity. for we believe
that all that is needed is some one to
start It
The fact is. IL the same conditions
exist that have prevailed during the
past few months, another year the
post office department will, in all
probability. cut out part of Lincoln
Park from the rural delivery in just
ice to other portions of the route
whose patrons suffer hardship in not
being able to get their mail delivered
on account OF the bad roads in that
section.
The citizens OF Easz Canon are to
be commended for their zeal in road
building during the past few years.
They have not waited for the county
or the town to do all the work but
have pitched in as individuals. hauled
hundreds OF loads OF sand. and do
mated their teams and time during
dull seasons on the ranch. until today
they have some of the best streets
in the community. The same thing
could be done on Lincoln Park where
conditions for road building are much
more favorable, IL the people OF that
section would only get together. or
ganize and start the ball to rolling
R S. LEWIS, Postmaster.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
AUTOMOBILE CLUB HAD
INTERESTING NETTING
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
An Interesting meeting of the mem
bers of the Canon City Automobile
club was held at the ONCE of the sec
retary. DR.. Otis Orendorn. last night.
and several matters OF Importance
discussed. on1cers for the current
year were elected as follows: DR..
Hart Goodloe. PRESIDENT: w 3. Row
land. vice president and correspond
ing secretary; DR.. orendorff. record
ing secretary and treasurer.
Among the committees appointed
were the following; Good roads
chas. r. MeIain and W. T. Wallace;
constitution and by-laws-Dr. G. H.
Kellenberger. W. B. Rowland and W.
II. Trout II was decided to have a
press and publicity agent and W. B.
Rowland was chosen for that position.
The club now has a fine member
ship and is planning TO carry into e1-
ecution several new road PROPOSE
tions. the completion of which will be
OF general benefit To the community.
The Canon City Automobile Club is
the leader in the good roads move
men; in Fremont county.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
SOLD MONTROSE PROPERTY
TO LOCATE IN CANON CITY

c. Stansbury has sold his rooming
house over the Humphries store to
W H. Boss of Grand Junction, who
will take possession tomorrow. Mr..
Stansbury will leave with his family
for Canon City, where they will make
their home. Mrs. Stansbury, how
ever. will go on to Beatrice, Nebras-
ka, where she is called by the serious
condition of her father, who is suffer-
ing from injuries received a short
time ago by being struck by switch
engine. He was crossing the track
in a buggy and was struck by the en-
gine, causing injuries, the extent of
which are not yet known. The STAINS
burys are an excellent family and
Montrose is sorry to lose them. Mr..
Boss, who succeeds Mr.. Stansbury,
expects to make a number OF changes
in the arrangement OF the rooming
house and continue the business. He
expects to operate it more on the line
OF a hotel. having a lobby and reading
room in Observation-Disclosures Enter
prise
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
Worthy of Your Support

Three committees are now at work
trying to raise the balance of the
Business Mems Association fund. Yes
terday there remained only $500 TO
raise
Subscribers should bear in mind
that the $1,000 in planned TO run the
business Mems Association for all
purposes for year.
Out u this II Is hoped to be able to
employ strong men TO push this work
at home and at Denver and Colorado
Springs The man in the home office
ought To be an expert in Chamber OF
Commerce work and be employed for
year.
The workers will not go after tour
lists exclusively. Just as much ehort
win be put in In directing homeseek-
ers 20 Canon City. Many homeseekers
come TO Denver every year on one
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
MORE CONvICTs WILL BE
ADDED To ROAD GANG

The force of sixty-two convicts a
work on the road at Dead Mans can
on on the Canon City-Colorado Springs
road will be strengthened in the next
few days by another gang Of twenty
Ave men. according to an announce
ment made by County Commissioner
Hutchinson.
Funds TO keep the work going are
needed. II Is necessary that $4,000
be raised within the next few weeks
to prevent any delay in the completion
of the work This amount Will sufi,ce
to complete the road TO Colorado
Springs. The raising OF funds is In
charge of the Good Roads Association
and the Automobile Club and 1t 10
understood that the money win be
forthcoming In me near future.-csb'
orado sprinEs Gazette.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03

The heavy SHOWS with subsequent
thawing and freezing during the pres
ent winter, have been severe test
to the public highways of Canon City
and its environs. II. however, 1t has
served to point out the weak points
in our road building. and arouse the
people to action in remedying the
matter, it may prove to be a blessing
in disguise.
Never since the institution of the
mounted mail service in this vicin-
ity have there been so many inter-
ruptions on account OF bad roads as
during the past two or three months.
and in no part of the mail routes has
this been more noticeable than in
many portions of the beautiful and
thickly settled fruit growing suburb
known as Lincoln Park.
On Lincoln Park some of the high
ways are county roads. while others
are not Some OF the residents over
there think that as they contribute
heavily TO the taxes of the county. the
commissioners should see that their
roads are worked. The commissioners.
on the other hand. feel that. especial
ly in view OF the fact that the county
has suffered tremendously on account
of storms and floods during the past
season. that they already have more
than they can properly look after in
their own domain. Consequently
many much-traveied roads on the
Park have never yet seen a grader.
They are lower in the middle than on
the sides and as a result do not drain
and are long in drying up.
OF course. the county could not be
expected 10 do anything under the
circumstances. unless the people In
that section took some interest in the
matter and showed disposition to
assist II. however. the people there
would organize. appoint some com
mittees. donate some work and teams.
{, Is not improbable that the commits
sioners could be interested, the coun-
ty roads graded. and while the grader
was in the vicinity. the private roads
put into condition as we'll After the
roads are properly graded. a dress
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03

OF the state and a publicity program
will be discussed. and as far as pos
sible agreed upon. that will bring be-
fore the people OF Colorado the true
condition OF the state. judicial. county
and municipal affairs under Demo
cratic management
During the entire day receptions
and meetings will be held at the Re
publican club. the state headquarters
and other places In the city where
Republicans are want 20 gather and
these will help 10 renew political
activities and inspire courage In the
minds OF all.
A number Of towns are preparing
60 send delegates to secure the next
Republican state convention and a
number of prospective candidates for
Office will be on hand working in
behalf OF their candidzncy thus add
ing renewed interest and spice TO the
several events OF the day.
After the day and its meetings are
all over. we will gather around the
festive board in FL Jebel Temple for
the purpose OF learning anew from
American statesmen the principles OF
Republicanism. which. after all. are
the principles OF Lincoln, the man
unto whose memory the majority
party of IN nation annually gives
one day.
Ample provisions have been made
Tor all those who attend. and those
who fail will miss the pleasures and
Inspirations of one of the great events
in the history OF Colorado Republican
ism
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03

way tickets. They plan to locate
somewhere in Colorado. In the past
Canon City has made no effort to get
these people. Fort Collins. Grand
Junction and Montrose have gone
after them and that is the work that
has doubled the price OF land In those
communities
Our men at work in Denver and
Colorado Springs will chase the home
seeker just as hard as the tourist and
We need the homeseeker il we profit
from the big irrigation enterprises
now under way.
This is the greatest movement ever
started in Canon City and II should
have the hearty support OF every cit
iEen-
The iisI of contributors should con
tain the name OF every business and
professional man in town
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
M'KINLEY Anniversary is
CELEBRATED BY OHIOANS
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily
The sixty-seventh birthday anniver-
sary Of the late William Mckinley, the
twenty-ffth president of the United
States, was celebrated by the Ohio
Association OF Fremont County with a
social at Annex Hall last night at
which nearly two hundred people
were present
There were addresses by s. J. An
drews. president OF the organization,
Judge ]. G. Schweigert and Rev.
Slutz, all of whom extolled the life
and character of the martyred presi-
dent An original poem by ]. A. Kirk
ton of East Canon, was read. which is
reproduced in another column IN this
issue of The Daily Record.
Other features of the program were
the vocal solos rendered by L. L.
Harding. Jr., and W. N Weber. which
were loudly applauded, Refreshments
consisting of sandwiches. cake. coffee.
etc, were served II was one of the
most pleasing events OF the kind ever
held in Canon City and IT was decided
to celebrate again next year Nearly
everybody present wore a carnation.
Mr. McRinley's favorite flower, in hon
or of the occasion.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
HEHTS ACCIDENTAL DEATH
ON THE PANAMA RAILROAD

j. W. Dswdy OF Salida Rio
Grande conductor. accompanied by
his wife. passed through Canon City
yesterday en- route to New York They
go there TO meet the remains OF Nj.
Dawdy's brother-in-law, Edward
Brown. conductor on the railroad on
the Panama canal. who was recently
killed there in an accident
Brown was in the employ OF the
government. Yesterday telegram
was received from Washington by
Mrs. Dawdy stating that her brother
had been accidentally killed near Co
lon. Panama. and that the body would
be sent by government steamer TO
New York.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
FORMER IOWA FAMILY
CONES FROM GUNNISON TO
CANON TO RESIDE
From Mondays Daily

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. |. Holiday and
little aon. Bernard. late residents of
Gunnison. arrived here last Saturday
morning and will make their home In
this city. Mr.. Holiday is n newspaper
man and came here to take the fore
manship of the Job and composing
rooms of the Daily Record. a position
he entered upon this morning. MIR.
and Mrs. Holiday came to Colorado
last November from creston. Iowa.
and located in Gunnison. but found
the winter climate there too severe
for their comfort and decided to seek
a more genial temperature in the Ar
kansas valley.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
ANOTHER RICH STRIKE
MADE At CRIPPLE CREEK
From Thursdays Daily.

Il run uuI Ieuhf DaiiN
One of the richest discoveries of ore
recorded in the Cripple Creek district
was made yesterday in the Old Ruby
property on Bull Hill. according to a
Cripple Greek dispatch to Denver. The
strike is not confined TO gold alone,
as the discovery includes also very
high grade OF silver.
The discovery was made Tuesday
morning in n winze from the l.365-foot
level and the rich stun lies in two sep
arate seams OF good size In four-foot
ore body. The seams. which have the
appearance OF carrying through the
entire vein. give returns Of 3.1oo
ounces. or $4,000 gold 10 the ton. and
also 1908 ounces OF silver.
The formation Is most peculiar. re-
sembling that OF gray copper. but does
not show q trace Of copper, while car
ryin~ other minerals which pussis
mining men