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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
CROSSED IN LOVE,
TAKES HIS LIFE
Gamaliel Bradford, Third, Of
Famous Old Family,
Suicide.
GIRL REJECTED HIM
Pleads in Vain, Then Goes to
Room and Shoots
Himself.
GIRL REJECTED HIM

South birmingham, Mass. August
S-With copy of Byrons poems
beside him, Gamaliel Bradford. third,
of Wellesley Hills. direct descendant
of William Bradford. first Governor
OF the Plymouth colony, and mem
mer of the graduating class of 1910
at Harvard. shot himself to death at
a local hotel to-day. because the girl
he loved and who Is engaged TO an
other, had refused him.
Bradford was twenty-three years
old, and the course OF his young pas
sion broke the stern barrier OF long
generations OF Puritan repression this
morning. when he begged the young
woman he loved to break her engage
ment to another man. His pleadings
were made at the railroad station here.
nnd concealing his agitation at the
young wcmans refusal. Bradford walk
ed directly to nearby hotel, en-
gagged room and. saying he was
tired, locked himself in. Within half
an hour four shots were heard. When
hotel employees broke down the door OF
the young mans room. he was found
lying on the floor unconscious from
wound in his head. The other three
shots, fired wildly. left their marks
about the apartment
News of the shooting reached the
young woman who had rejected him
and she tainted. But upon recovery
she begged to go to Bradford's bed
side at the hospital where he was
taken, and there she remained until
he died, few hours later, unconscious
to the end.
Gamallel Bradford H., the youths
father. said his son had long broodad
over his love affair, and the family
had feared such a result.
Young Bradford was a. brilliant stu
dent, finishing his four years course
at Harvard in three years. He then
entered the banking business in Bos-
ton. His college chum, John Brooks.
committed suicide two years ago, un-s
der the same circumstances as to-
days tragedy.
The young man was tenth in descent
of a family which contained many
prominent men. His grandfather Is
Gamaliel Bradford. Of Brookline. the
well known publicist, anti-imperialist
and former candidate for Governor OF
Massachusetts,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
RUNS BEFORE MOSQUITOES

Captain of Vessel Makes Perilous Jour-
ney to Escape Their Attacks.
Key West. Fla, August S.-Driven
from his ship by the attacks of mos
quito hordes at lumber camps in the
Everglades Saturday, Captain Graham
a forty-six-hour journey to- this port
without food or water, and eighteen
hours We're spent desperately clinching
to the bottom OF little dingy, in
was overturned by a sudden saualI and
on several occasions Captain Lowe was
hurled from the vessel by the waves.
He managed to reach shallow water
and righted the little vessel. arriving
here to-day The Emerald's crew OF
six negroes did not mind the mos
quito bites. refusing to man the
schooner and leave the swamp with
their captain. An expedition will be
sent to search for them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
.CONCLAV MAY GO
TO NEW ORLEANS
Southern City Is Fighting Hard
for Meeting OF Knights
Templar.
MANY SEEK THE HONOR
Nearly 5000 Knights Already in
Chicago for Triennial
Gathering.
MANY SEEK THE HONOR
-special to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The -Dispatch.l
Chicago, ILL.,, August S.-Nearly 5000
Knights Templar from Virginia and
the Southern States are in Chicago
tonight attending the opening session
si4= thirty-first triennial conclave
of the Grand Encampment. A large
number of the Virginia knights are
quartered at the famous Palmer
House. which is the Virginian head
quarters of the grand commandery OF
that State.
The most important feature to
Southern Masonry is the general i'm
preston that the next triennial ses-
sion probably will go to New Or
leaps The Communicates from Vir-
ginia, the Carolinas. Tennessee, Ken
lucky, Georgia, Louisiana and other
Southern States are making strong
fight for the next conclave. and from
present .uulcations New Orleans and
the South will win out.
The Communicates from Maryland,
numbering 800. have agreed to back
the Southerners In >their fight for the
next conclave. In return. the grand
commanders of the South are backing
Past Grand Commander Edward u.
grand junior warden of the Grand
Los Angeles, Denver. Atlantic city
and Atlanta are actively seeking the
next conclave.
All are keeping open house The
Californians to attract attention to
their invitation. will distribute 1000
boxes of oranges at a reception to
be given Wednesday night. Mayor
Behrman, Of New Orleans leads the
fight for that city. The New Orleans
delegation is decorated with cane, corn,
sheafs of rice and Spanish moss. The
Denver delegation fairly seeth with en-
thusiasm and points to its entertain
ment of the Democratic National Con-
vention crowd as sample of what
the city can do.
Atlantic City includes the entertain
ing of large crowds among its routine
of business affairs, the same being
loudly proclaimed.
Atlanta claims to be the New South"
.epitome, with all Of the hospitality Of
a section which prides itself on caring
tor Its guests.
Many Of the Southern knights will
be In line in the magnificent parade
to be held tomorrow morning. Fol-
lowing this parade the initial ses-
Music Hall. Tomorrow evening the
Kentucky delegation will give re-
!ception in the Florentine room OF the
Congress Hotel.
The Washington commentaries ar
rived in Chicago tonight The party
includes 1875 persons. The delegation
consists Of Washington Ccmmandery
No. Il; Columbia, No, Q: Potomac, No
g: DeMolay No. (mounted). and
Orient, No. g.
At the headquarters of the Louis
lana delegation informal receptions
continue throughout the day, and
many of the ether Southern delega-
tions are entertaining in the hospItable
manner befitting the Southland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
CATHOLIC JUNTAS
TO WAGE CAMP PA|GN
First Step Will Be Mammoth
Demonstration Against the
Government.
.cARLlsT LEADERS MEET
Uneasiness OF Authorities In
creased by Suspected Union
of Two Factions.
LEADERS MEET

San Sebastian. August s.-The
Catholic juntas of the Basque
provinces decided at meeting to-day
to wage a broad campaign ''in de-
tense of Catholicism and to use all
efforts to spread the propaganda
throughout Spain" AS the first step
they named q general committee to
organize mammoth manifestation
against the government. Later. they
will seek to create militant juntas in
every province.
The Carlist leaders also held meet
ing to-day, but behind closed doors.
The suspicion that the Catholics and
Carlists are working hand in hand
has Increased the uneasiness of the au-
thorities.
Cardinal Merry Del Val, the Papal
secretary, has forwarded to the pres
ident of the junta here the thanks
of the Pope and his apostolic benedic-
ton. There were no disorders OF any
kind to-day
About half the number of those ar
rested on Saturday night, While TAX
ing part in street demonstration,
and shouting Death to Spain; long
live the Pope" were released to-day.
The Basque senators and deputies
have decided to ask for the release of
the others and to interpellate Rle gov
ernment at the opening Of the Cortes
protesting against .'the arbitrary acts
at san Sebastian"
The government. however, will in
sist upon the prosecution of the sign
ers of the insulting. protest
directed to it by the Catholics, the
premier hoping thereby to expose the
real cause of the agitation in the
Basque provinces. The Queen Mother,
who is jealous Catholic, congratu-
lated Premier Canalejas and the Gov
ernor to-day on the success which at
tended their efforts to prevent trouble
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
SAN ABALDO TAKEN
Insurgents Win Another Victory From
EnvArnn,enf TrOOna fs7s

Insurgents Win Another Victory From
Government Troops.
Bluehelds. Nicaragua, August s.
General Mena reported to-day that
San Abaldo, on the north coast Of
Lake Nicaragua, had been taken BY
the insurgents, under General Maois
Ind General Saenz, Two assaults
We're made---one upon the govern
ment's position at San Jose and the
other upon the city of San Abaldo
itself
The insurgents encountered the
remnants Of the government troops
which had gathered at that point from
the department Of Chontales. Mena
reports that a great quantity Of pro-
visions. rifles and ammunition was
captured and that the enemy lost
many killed.
The losses among the attacking
force We're small.
General Mena adds: with this vic
tory we have the whole department
OF Chontales in our hands, and also
a part Oft department OF Managua
is now dominated by. our friends
The troops OF General Manoado are
now at -Molacatonga River. four hours
from Frenada"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
COLUMBUS FEARS TROUBLE

Departure of the Troops Called to
Guard the City.
Columbus, o., August S.-With the
departure Of the troops called here
because OF the street car strike, and
the opening of the saloons until &
o'clock at night the authorities are
apprehensive regarding possible riol-
ing tonight,
The Eighth Regiment left to-day and
Signal Corps, and the second Aubu-
lance Company, all OF Columbus, were
also taken off strike duty. The Third
Regiment will leave tomorrow.
The strike has already cost the State
over 100000, and the city Is now at
an expense Of about $1,000 daily for
extra policemen who are guarding the
cars. No negotiations were made to-
day for a settlement Of the strike,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL

betting on Elections Now Illegal In
Georgia..
Atlanta, Ga. Angus. S-Betting on
elections became Illegal in Georgia to-
day. when Governor Brown signed the
anti-betting bill just passed by the
The House passed an anti-betting
bill. which now goes to the Senate.
The House also passed a drastic
white slave bill making 1t unlawful
to procure females for immoral pur-
poses. The penalty is Imprisonment
for from one to twenty years. This
measure has yet to pass the Senate,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
CAUGHT IN MOUNTAINS

Post-Onice Robbers Who Broke jail
Surrender to OHcers.
London, Ky, August S.-Oficers re-
turned to-day with Francis Gilreath
and Charles Walker, charged with rob-
bing mountain post-otlices who es.
capped from jail here Friday last, driniMs aftsr
back with revolvers sheriffs and tciti'
2ens who sought to follow thenE'
The mon We're chased into the monn-
tatna near Wilton, .lnoX countS, and
surrendered last night after being sur
rounded and Kept from food or drink
,tor houEA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
oMlTs WEST POINT TRIP

President Nontt, OF Chile, Will Sail
for Europe eTo-NorrOw.
set for the trip OF President Montt
Of Chile, to West Point for an inspsc,
tion OF the United States Military
Academy. President Montt was fa-
.tigued, however, after his trip to Bos-
he returned yesterday, and he did not
feel equal to the trip UP the HUDSON
to-day, It was announced at his hotel,
The Chilean executive viii sail to-
morrow, with his wife, for Europe.
aAs nri9inallx nlaunad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
INJURIES PROVE FATAL
Jack Swami, Of FAuquier County, Dies
Rt NarraEansett Pier.

Jnck Swami, OF FNuquier County, Dies
mt NnrraEansett Pier.
( Especial to The Times Dispatch
Narragansett Pier, r. L.. August S.
Jack b. Swami, OF Virginia. died to,
day as the result OF INJURIES received
while playing polo on the grounds
here last Thursday. Swami member
OF the Fauquier county poie team,
collided with another player daring a
match contest, and lie was severely
injured. He fell heavily to ths
ground with his pony on TOP ,of him,
and was removed in an unconscious
condition. A New York specialist waa
but he died Tonight with
out having regaiRsl consciousness
swami was from MARSHALL. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09
PIC cKETs TURN BACK THE MEN
Futile Attempt to Iteopen WILLIAMSBURG

Futile ATTEMPT to Rennen williamsburg
Sugar Refinery,
New York, August S.-A futile at
tempt was made to-day to reopen the
Wiliiamsbnrg plant Of the American
Been closed for several weeks on acs M
count OF a strike. The works wero
spatrolled BY lines OF f'pickets and thI
500 men required to !. [, set the plant IN
lights occurred and the police We're ne
.pusX. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09

-AC0ntln4ed on Thtrd PaEeA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-09

\ lGQntlnNsd On SECOND RaGes1
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
BEARD TOMBSTONE IN ITS LAIR
FOR COUNTY SEAT REMOVAL

orable impression they had made in
Tombstone for Douglas, as the future
county seat of the county, Dugan and
Ramsey. on their way home. discuss
ID the probable location OF the court
house. One OF the locations was the
public square reserved in the Claw
son addition and 1t was agreed that
his would be an ideal location. An
other location was the library block
on Tenth street. between F and e
avenues. IL was agreed that this
block would come pretty high be-
.ause of It's worth as a future busi-
less block. but they With several 9th
srs from Douglas on the train, voted
unanimously that the proper place
for the new court house would be
n the library block and that II would
easy to raise the money in Doug
rs to purchase this property and pre-
ent IL to the county.
Then the subject turned 70 the ne
sessity for additional parks In Doug
as. The high school block. II was
greed should be parked at once BY
tae city and school district combin
si Another agreement was that al
least a twcnty-acre tract of land
should be purchased in the vicinity
Of the present eastern terminus Of
the street car line for future use as q
park Il was suggested that prop
erty owners in that locality would NJ
doubt be glad to donate some iant
: to the city for that purpose.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

4 couple of Douglas boosters hap
pened TO fall together yesterday on
a business trip to Tombstone and be-
cause of the trip Douglas has become
more popular in the county seat than
ever before. The boosters referred
ts were II. E Dugan and Frank Ram
seq. Both were called to the county
seat on business in the probate court
Mr.. Dugan being named as the sd-
Iministrator of the estate OF Martha
Lyaii. formerly OF this city.
During the day Dugan and Ramsey
undertook TO convince the citizens Of
Tombstone that the time wss draw
ing very near when they would have
20 part with the county seat and that
,Ae logical new location for the seat
VI justice and public business In Co
chise county was Douglas. They sue
.eeded in making most favorable
Impression for their home city. Even
Bill Hattich, editor of the Prospee-
tor. was willing to listen to the en-.
lthuSiasm of Dugan. but he was as
non-commitsl as a republican politi
clan in local option campaign. How
lever. both Dugan and Ramsey declar
ed that numbers of Tombstonites de
clared that If their city was in dan
ger of losing the county seat an6
their votes would decide on a new
location they would choose Douglas
as the most convenient for all parts
IF the county.
So deeply impressed with the fav
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
NURSERY PUTS IN
IMMENSE STOCK
RECEIVES SHIPMENT OF TREES,
VINES AND sHRuBBERY TO
BEAUTIFY DOUGLAS.
douglas International


At the nursery OF W. II. Hatcher
at the corner of Green street and ID
avenue in this city has been received
one of the finest lot of trees, vines
and shrubbery ever brought TO Doug
las. though in the past Mr.. Hatcher
has received many important ship
mcnts OF the kind.
The shipment this morning came
from Huntsville. Alabama. and every
tree and vine arrived in perfect con
dition. Mr. Hatcher declaring that in
this respect the shipment was the
most satisfactory ever received from
any nursery.
The shipment included Carolina
pOpIars. LOmbardy poplars, Umbrel-
la China trees, Black Walnuts. Weep
ing MulberrIes. California Privet.
Amoor River Privet. north and south;
there were also a large variety Of
roses. some magnolias and acasias.
and many varieties Of fruit trees,
shrubbery bushes and plants. All
these goods were being carefully I'm
packed this morning and put into
prepared ground ready for delivery
to purchasers.
During the past fall and winter
M Hatcher has added two lots to
his nursery and has planted on them
2s9 rose bushes of carefully selected
varieties. Each variety was planted
in a separate row and plat made OF
the rose farm for future reference as
to the success of the several varie
ties Mr. Hatcher maintains a hot
house in which he is cultivating many
rare house plants and flowers.
Mr.. Hatcher has been engaged il
the nursery business in this city foi
many years and has studied the sol
and conditions so as 10 be able q
Judge of the best trees and plant
for the climate As a landscape gar
idener he ranks with the very bes
and many of the beautiful ground
in Douglas and Bisbee are the result
OF MS hnON4tN5f AietA4N-AN
Negotiations were closed today b.
which the Roy mine in the FL Tigr
district was sold to eastern partie
= by the First National Bank. of thi
= city. A J. King and W. L. Rynel
son. of the South Tigre. acted for tn
: purchasers in the purchase. A cas-
, payment was made and il is under
! stood that work will be started o
; 1.-THE property in the near future.
Z The Roy mine was worked 70
4 more than year several years ag
under the management of a man nan
red Smith. A small mill was erecte
/ and during twelve months the outpu
q Iamounted TO more than sixty tho'
h Isand dollars and the profit was quit
2 lsufficient TO pay the purchase pric
l. paid to the original locators.
l. On account OF bad managemer
5 the property finally became involve
!. and fell to the ownership of the frs
National Bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

That is all there is 10 the story. We
captured the men on this side of the
line Then We got a rig and drove
into Douglas last night The men
slept in the county branch Jail here
asst night. This is the end of it, l
believe Bustamente is the most hard
med of the two and rather expect a
confession from Bega. Both may
lang. One l believe certainly will"
Bob Hilburn has heretofore done
splendid work for both Douglas and
cochise county but his last effort is
the greatest of anything which he
has accomplished.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Prominent Attorney

Mrs Sorrin. of the Law firm OF Her
ring & Sorrin. of Tucson, arrived in
the CITY this morning on legal busi-
ness Mrs. SoTrin has a large client
age in Southern Arizona and has been
kept very busy during the past year,
because of the feebleness of her ia
ther. Colonel Herring. She remarked
that she was always glad to see the
continued growth of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
courtland Mines

the Great Western Mining company
at CourtIand. was in the city yester-
day afternoon en- route to Ell Paso.
Mr. Gibbons stated that there had
been 10 let up in the work being done
by the Great Western in the Court
land district. This company is now
shipping regularly from one to two
cars OF ore every day to Fl Paso for
reduction.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
HOW THE SW|SSHELM
SLAYERS WERE CAUGHT
douglas internationally

Manuel Bustamente and Jesus
Bega I hold you, and each Of you.
without bail. to await the action of
the grand jury upon the charge of
murder of owen Plumb and Ernest
Kuykendan" These were the words
of Justice of the Peace Ben Rice IN
court this morning as he committed
the two prisoners to the custory OF
the sheriff OF Cochise county. The
prisoners left for the county jail at
Tombstone this afternoon. Thus is
marked the beginning of the end of
the murderers of Hunsacker Canyon.
whose Judgement behind the bars has
been SO earnestly desired by the peo-
pie Of Cochise county and about
whose whereabouts so much curiosity
has been manifested. Bob HiIburn
and Undersheriff Hopkins accompan-
led them TO Tombstone this after
Nom
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
g. Handsome pictures

AIovsius coll, in charge Of the pup
,,o,,v denartment of the Douglas
chamber Of commerce and mines Is
n receipt of handsome lot OF Pho
,aorsobs from the station near Tue
son ~ the department Of botanical re-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Cattle All Right

w. NJ Neei. OF the Four Bar ranch.
WIS in the city today. coming down
in buggy and leaving on the after
nooa train for Bisbee. MIR. Neei says
that while the cattle are now in good
condition another good rain would be
welcome by the stocknen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
The Virginia

The Virginia
The annual meeting Of the Virginia
Deyesopmcnt company was hen IN
tse city yesterday evening. The OF
dcers elected wre as follows: W. 3
Mcbride, president; Joe Muheini' q
Bjsbee. vice president; James Pink
erstaff. secretary and treasurer ~
Gross will continue as general ma1
sper Of tie property which is located
opiy a short distance south OF Doug
las. Development work has been N
prosress on the Virginia group OIL
claims for the past year and the re
su,. has been most encouraging Al
present the force consists OF eight 20
ten meB.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

Last evening at the International
Hotel. Miss Leonora Doan. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. F. l. Doan Of the
Chiricahuas. was married TO MI. Z.
W. McCartv. Judge Rice tied the
knot that made two one. The young
people we're accompanied by the par
ents OF Miss Doau, who gave the
wedding supper at the Haas Cafe al
seven O'Clock. This morning MIR. and
Mrs. Doan and Mr.. and Mrs. McCarty
left tor their ranch up in the Chiri-
cahuas. where they will be given a
dinner and reception by AR and Mrs
Doan today. The young people viii
20 60 housekeeping in the home pre-
pared by the groom for his bride or
mis- ranch at the head Of the valley
not many miles from the home of hel
parents. Their many friends join il
wishing them soy, health and pros
peESty.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
DOUGLAS NEWS
Issue Challenge

TsFee of the street railway en-
ployees, all members of the Y. N. c.
A, have issued a sweeping challenge
al pool. offering to meet all corners.
The street railway trio is McDanieis.
Mcocasid and Orrison.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Special Agent

Captain W. NJ Breckinridge. sne-
ciai claim agent OF the Southern Pa
citic company with headquarters at
Tucsyn. Was ia Douglas today on bus
mess connected with his railroad du-
ties.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

search of the United States. AT this
station studies and experiments are
being conducted of the natural cacti
growth of Arizona 1t is the inten-
ton of Mr. Coll to prepare a story
concerning this feature of Arizona in
connection with his advertising cam
paign for Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Washington Mine

]. s. Douglas returned yesterday
to the city from a visit to the Wash
iDeton mine. twenty-five miles west
OF Cumpas. This property is being
developed by Mr.. Douglas and Dr.
Ricketts,. At present there is force
of fifty men employed and consider
able work has been accomplished,
but the definite value Of the property
has not yet been established.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
From Cincinnati

Aessrs. Theo. ~. Foncar. Leo. G..
CloQd, ". J. Williams. Frank C. VII
iiams and IL VIM Paul. Of Cincin-
natl. and G. NJ. LRtimer. Of New York.
came in on the morning train ssd are
at tas Gadsden.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Here frow Globe

G. II Doweli, superintendent Of the
Old Dominion Mining company a.
Globe. was in the city today. arriving
this morning He reports that the
Globe district continues to be active
SO far as the mining industry is con.
cerned. The Old Dominion is oDer-
ating Two OF its furnaces and pro
ducins copper at the rate Of 100000
pounds per month. Mr. Dowell will
return to Globe tonight. accompani
ed by Dr.. James Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Eject Officers

Elect Officers
Adjourned meetings of the Douglas
Improvement company and of the
Douglas Street Railway company
were held yesterday. The officers
elected are: J. S. Douglas. president;
W II. Brophy. vice president; NJ ].
cuunin cham. treasurer, and S F. Ne
-uire. secretary. Directors. in adci-
ton to these. are E. r. Pirtle, L. G.
shattuck. =. D. Ricketts, and S. W.
French. ~ -