Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1910-10-14


respects to the republican Ia: l>.s.
1t is impossible to estimate Ia! ai3
her of killed and wounded III jester
days fighting, but it is expected 10
reach several hundred.
The city has been considerably damag-
ed by bombardment The bnildinef
occupied by the ministries ar ound the
Praea do Comm eroio and the Necessl-
dsdes Palace, where the royal family
resided, were made the particular
targets of shells from the insurgent
warships aud today show broken walls
and turrets The tower Of the church
s. attached to the Palace was demolish- !
ed.
| New York, October 6. = With
rites that began in the gray OF
the dawn and did not end until the
sun had passed into the western sky,
ST. Patrick's Cattle lral was consecrated
yesterday.
Three princes of the church.
twelve archbishops, fifty two bishops
and 1s9 pastors and priests, with 7oo
friars. seminarians, acolytes and altar
bows, lay'nen and knights of various
Catholic orders, marched with Arch
bishop Fa.'sy in the procession to the
nontifical high mass that marked the
contamination of the conservation.
Nineteen Thousand persons stood rev.
sreatly within the edifice as trum'
4 pets proclaimed il Gregorian measure
taat the Cathedral hal beer" blessed,
hallowed, consecrated, signed with the
4 cross, and made over to the Lord God"
y Three times as many Others stood
) behind the police lines drawn hun
! dred wards away from the circle OF
American and papal flags that hem
4 med the Cathedral in.
y The conservation rites themselves,
3 beginning soon after 5 O'Clock, did Not
q end until nearly II. 1t was nearly
4 noon when Cardinal Gibbons donneo
q his vestments and began the pontifical
3 mass. 1t was nearly 3 O'Clock wheI
the mass was over, and had come
before the priests had 1isen from TIT
banquet that followed in the Cathedra
College in Madison avenue.
New York, Oct. 5.-Lieut. Col
George w. Goethals, chairman Of tn
Panama Canal Commission and chie
= engineer of the Panama Canal, arriv
ed today by the Colon for brief visi
\. He has come up for the marriage
: his son, which is to take place a
: Watertown, N. Y, next Tuesday. al
I he expects to leave New York tn
next day for the Canal zone.
81 Col. Goetha.s says that if he sti
I has anything to do with it, the cans
g will surely be opened on January
] 1916. He feels pretty sure that the az
= tual work of construction will hay
Z been completed considerably befol
that time, but there will be tubing
do and a lot OF machinery to try on
& because he does not want anythiI
to break down after the canal hi
. been officially declared open. So eve
if the canal seems quite ready befo
- that time, he proposes to take no ris
40 the date already set for the ope
4 ing, January /, 1915, still stands.
Lynchbure, Va, Oct. 6.-The boa
of supervisors Of Amherst county,
response to the resolutions adopted
the Good Roads association OF Il
4 county, Monday, have prepared pei
ton to Judge Gordon, of the circu
court of that judicial circuit, askil
for an election to be ordered in Jan
ary, to vote upon the issuance OF bon
Of the amount of $135, GOO to build fe
ty five miles OF macadam road.
New York, Oct 6.-George Robel
son, with brilliant record as q race
surprised the automobile world yeste
day by announcing his permanent I
tirement from the dangerous pastim
. 81 will never again ride in a race
8 said Robertson, ''but will take poi
ton as agent for an automobile COZ
M pany. have $S5, 900 IN bank, earn
in racing, and as I am but TWEEN
% six years of age,I think can ca
O4 enough in less DANGEROUS work
% take care of myself and family. -
40
20 London, OCT. 6.-The reward of ST.,
20 offered for the capture Of DR.. H. ]
IL Crippen was today turned over
Captain H. g. Kendall, of the steam
20 Montrose. upon which Crippen al
his typist. Miss Ethel LIE Neve, d
~ to Canada. Captain Kendall was t
~ first man to notify the authorities
Of Crippen's whereabouts.
90 The check for the reward was p1
50 sented to Captain Kendall by Inspt
% tor Dew, of Scotland Yard, who CO..
% plimented the seaman upon his dete
Is tive ability.
NJ Blacksburg. Va, Oct 6. "A ton
. down by the.visitors, one fumbled pu
early in the first quarter, and &
!. for Davidson and three touchdow
" and goal for v. P. l., with iii
sore Of is to in favor Of the Tee
tails the story of a hntlv oOut0st