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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
News Of South Richmond

Lyle Gary. Alice fand Eliza Ingram, Ella
Sampson. Bes.ie Wells. Reba Bradley. May
Sampson Hazel g2cattie. Ollie Gregory. An.
nile Du Val, Corne1.a Walker. Lucille o Brtcn
Louise and Rena SReams.
Small Fire.
Fire broke out syesterda y evening about
g o'clock al NJ. a. campbeli's store. Tbs
South Richmond IRE department respo nded
promptly and tho blaze was gotten under
control almost Immediately. The loss -
estimated at about $40
Personal Mention.
Miss Sue Da1ron, who has been the guess
OF her brotherl A. ]. Daffron. has returned
10 her home In Phladeiphia.
Mrs. MADEIRA, who has been visiting ars,
William Rex for several days. has returned
+ G. b. snow left Tuesday for Boston on 40
Important business trip. Z. a..
Mrs. william Rex left last Tuesoay t0a
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Daffron, OF Pills.
.deiphia, arc visiting Nr. and Mrs. a. J.
81. ana Mrs. AIKEN have returned to
south R.chmond and will spend the wihtei
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Pettigrew.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Sampson. WHO nav
been the guests OF their mother have retu,n
Street. h.,a
,sar !: ,,sItinr Mrs. 3. r. Williams. left
Monday for their homo In Clarksville.
j. H Patterson r., LETT last3 Weeh 3on =
business trip to Boston. =,
ray Marshall will spend the, w.n.sr =
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Bemies -,
Mis- Patt!e Haskins left last week ioI
victoria TO spend the winter months WIN
Mrs e. n. Gregory. sr.. Is the guest OF ne'
cousin, Mrs. Lemms. in Petersburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
FAILS TO BREAK
WORLDS RECORD

Washingt ID u c., Oct Ell a6,--Ot III.
5cial and social IVA shington w ere well
at the Washing ton Elorsei
Show to- lay a t the Am eri ca n League
hall park. Chief interest centred in
the attempt 70 the s shigh
iRoustaboutN Miss Kat herine Cherbons;
:nier5s rode sRousta bout over the hurdle
at six and a. half feet, and ~ Ia ter "a
stable attendant took him overt the:
Jump at sin feet q ght q ncll q brea King
his own, ?, rld,s 5rsco le
there were gthirty-flVe on tries N Us. A y
len Potts's Black Bird IN on the blue.
sribbon. Mrs. sifP otis drove 4. b. Ans
sdreWs.s Garrone, wv hi CHI w n first place
for the NJ q Lean cup in he 81 ass sforsgig
aplawas N' Seco nay edm ssaaHa
Won the blue RIB bon ! y the
IA k sad a IS, and In tn o c0nlpeti-5
ton Of army officers chargers first
shonors Went to- Buster Brown, with
{Lleutenant-gB Z, F...,Ia teS UP,
81 Nj Hunt Team q asH. fS sss
~ In the hunt team class, frst honors
went to the & Ill drid ge3$ Hunt entered
Parade and "a ist ocrat Walter 81
fAhall was mast en- d alound $. he, Gas.
StleA HI II an II Al len 4 ma or
OF houne aS, va second. ssYi tn low
,IS,ng I'rat ID and ii nckbi lid ssTb nd
3honors We're talk en- by the NYaNrentof
Hunt, W. d ]. il enner, ma st en- q FIN sl
with Estng dward M Lad Teas Id
iskSI 9Th. e; \ s9
j. ID enner' 81 X in1lgf II dwar9 " on
the b ue3 rihbon In the "a ad test hunter
class, with Miss artha Hazarll,s
Sherry. soc ondl and M rs. s lien Potts's
/ Blao lsbi ID. third, W sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27


negligence, OF Its present and former
management In safeguarding its funds.
The fees and due. Of all aPp licnntss for
lllcncilcial 3nembershipy VIII 10 tnre initiated
into the organization ON or after this
date In LODGES located In the State Of
Virginia must be Immediately returned
to the applicants No applica tiOus Tor
beneficial membership IN any branch
OF the association must be considered
nor any initiations permitted within
the connnes OF the State of Virginia
while this order IN effective. This order
will remain effective until the anairas
of the savings Bank OF the True Re-
formers and Of the Reformers' Aiercan-5
tile md Industrial Association are
liauidated, either by order OF court or
or until the money on dee
Dosit In said bank and other assets Of
the Grand United Order OF True Re-
fOrners In the possession of said hnnks
have been returned to the assoctation.
(Signed) %. n. BREN4AaIAN,
Deputy sCommissioner of Insurancc."s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
CONFERENCE TO Be B. j:
HELD. IN NOVEMBER
Association Of American Unive1'
sites to Meet at Char
lottesville. )9
rsnecia1 4 The Times-Dispatch.]

rspecialto The Time
Charlottesville, Va, October 26.-The
Association OF American Untversltles
viii convene at the University OF Vir-
GINA on November II and u. There
will be business sessions on both days,
and the delegates are to be the guests
OF President Alderman at reception
on the 10th.
This will be the twelfth annual con-
ference OF the association, and an
event OF great interest, both from an
academic and a social standpoint.
Twenty OF the great universities Of
America will send delegates. and mucn
will be accomplished In the way o.
solving the difficult problems OF eau yea
II AS is usual in the annual confer; !;
,ence OF this organization, there VIII
be three papers read: BY Prolessor
Calvin Thomas. of Columbia W !Verr
s!ty by President w s. Bsya an O pra .he
dent Charles r. Van H!se, OF ne Y NJ
versity OF WISCONSIN.
Following Is the list OF delegates
from other universities:
columbia-Prof essor w. r, carpen.
,Yale-Dean F. s. Jones. Director I T. =
Chittenden NIichig an-Pr esident II. B.
Hutchins Dean .. G.. Peed; Minnesota
Dean J. r. Downey; Kansas-Chancel-
lor +. Strung; chicago-,-Pres identtts 81.
.uel Avery: Johns Hopkins-Prof lessor
b. u. GildersleeYa; Harvard-.Preside lent
a. b. Lowell. Secretary Little; Catho-
lie University Of America-ReY. r. q.
Pace, Professor George Bolltng:a Clark
II. c. Sanford; Missouri--.Pr ent a.
#. Hills state University Of Iowa
@. e, SMacLean. Dean Q.
Leland sStanford--P restde p.
8. Jordan = Wise onsi n---Presi dent Cs +.
ANU. Dean G. Z. Fisher; Cornell-Dean
Merritt, Professor Thilley; Princeton
Dean West, Professor r.. G.. Cutler.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
COFFEE WAS 1T
People Slowly Learn the Facts.

All my life I have been sucha slave
to8coilee that the very aroma OF it was
enough to + set my nerves quivcring.
/ kept gradually losing my health, but !
used to say, IN onsense lit don't hurt me-
Slowly Il was forced to admit the
truth, and the final result that my
whole force was Shattered.
s;sss.. My. heart became weak and uncertain
lin its action, and that frightened me.
Finally my physician told me, about a
J. year ago,that Unjust stop drinking coffee
or 4 could never expect to- be well again.
was in despair, for the very thought
cots the medicines Il had tried SO many
times nauseated me- v thought Of Postum,
sbutScould hardly bringsmyse to give up
The coffee,
Finally Isconcludcd that ! owed tito
myself ia. give Postum trial. Sol got
7 a package and carefully followed 8di-
Srcctions, and what a delicious, nourishings
rich drink it was! DO you know i found
livery, easYto shift iromcof(e ito Postum
and not mind the change at all INA
500 Almost Immediately EalterAl made the
change j found myself better. and as the
days went by kept on improving, My
nerves grew sound and steady;s5l slept
well and felt strong and well balanced all
sthestil1lc. slls,.
. Now am completely cured With$the
odd nervousness and sickness all 5gonc, ! y
pays to give Up Ii, the drink thatacts
on.son !. lise poison e. heal q IS thc
ytsStest iGltQns one ss SAP haYf
Ws Sfad 5Af ptss D'ef ns Easa
Ennr !, AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
DOCTORS HEAR PAPERS
ON MEDICAL SUBJECTS 2 s
tntion Of Articles-PellaEra TO
Ne Considered Tod ay.
,na,,a - The Times-Dis tct

II
n rspec.al to The Times Dispatc
Norfolk. Va. October 2e:-I :, days !. ~ :
session OF the forty-arst annual e1 ,a.
veI,tion OF the Medical Society 81 ir
rinia was devoted to the reading OF
reports on clinical cases. and e ssps
s GUS Dr.. Harry T. Marshall, OF
the University OF Virginia: spoke on IN
,,Pathologys Dr. "; a and Dr. T.
n Royster. Of Norfolk, on ''iS tiology
and Symptoms" !, +.
While the society was holding Its !;
session In the large assembly nan OF
n mil 81 wives Of the local physicians
gathered IN the writing room OF the
hotel, on the second floor, and ar
ranged for a teato be given to- G10h
row afternoon In the Woman ans, C1 n,,s
committee consisted Of Mrs. ". u
Adams. Mrs. n. y. Payne and Mrs. =
IT. Register. :, =, !, :, Z. /.
The wives 9, TIE loeal p p sg,s 'a1ns
will receive the wives OF the Sisi.,ns
and local physicians. and commsttes
\ will meet tn e wives of the visit1n g pny-i
s!eians in the wT,tlng room afternoon
! at AIS o'clock to accompany IN EN- 70
the club. 351 81. y s,1 !, I
o-morrow's session w;ll q, begin I At I 9
ana until g t e9 Esaan see Il me
spers. Dr. 6. H Lavinder OF ashing-
ton, ID. c.. is expected to be here here 70
~ Attic a fternoon session tomorrow,
which begins at $3.50 o'clock. reports
will be heard from the exc cutiVe ,coun-
.scil; Q Ulcers and committees VIII pc
elected and the unfinished businss
gwIlls he dtsposed OF. If there is. any
time oft the reading %of papers WtllSbe
continued,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
AROUND TIE HOTELS

port News: Nancy 3. Turner. King George;
w. a. Rose King George; ". u. Russell.
3clarksyllls; Mra and Mrs u. Jordan r "a
Pulaski; Miss Lou. hltman:s Pulaski; e.. T.
johnson, JVingina; Mr. and Mrs. B, Il. Pu-
mostsr, Hampton;s .Wcsthrook. Dan-
Vile A. t. Moore, Stanton; s.. FL Shep.
pard, Roanoke 4: Allss Virginia Turner, Dam
vile; Mr.. and Mrs, n. NJ. Ieffreys. II. r..
$Jaftreys. Chase zCity,a ssF 81
+ H. Wilson, Meherrin; r. W. Webb. Sorfolk:
W. E. Taylor, N rfok. ass
q Laxing,on--S. q. Shaw, brakes Bral ! :
ton Forge; W, q. sBosserr,an. stauntons c.i
u. Dexter, Norfolk;SiJ. G, Heflin Virg inln;s
BENJAMIN r. Holmes, ciaren,on t;y y. i.
d, w Bates. Virginia w. n, Gardner. Dam
yille;sJ. j. Farley. Danyllle; ". M. Brock
snbrough. Lynchburg; Roy u. Parker 8l3e sy-3
ling Green; brian olliday. spotsylva'n's'
1 c. Il, sC,lyce, IA Ding on, !. -
Dayls--E. Foster, YirSinla :sl g g. Donnell,3
stanton: w. A.. Strong, Beaver ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Box Seats on Salea Gate.
would perhaps not have been made for
a white order, in consideration Of Ecol-..

would perhaps not have been made for
a white order, in consid cratic Of col
;ored peoples stnexperiencesin such mat
5ters A year ago he warned the OH
GERS that they were on dangerous
ground in trying to carry on bank
and other enterprises SO Scl ely cons
3nected With the organi zation, He had
hopes still, he said, that the fraternal
beneficial asso ciation would be able to
continue In business. s,
License Suspended.
{ The formal order issued yesterday
ctober 20, 1910.
saTo the Grand United Order of True
Reforrners, w. r. Durrell, secre.l
tary, Richmond, Va,
This IN to notify you that the license
of the Grand United Order OF True Re-
formers to transact busine,,s In this
State ms fraternnl beneficiary $3.50
citation Is suspended OH account OF the
gross mismnnagement, II not criminal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Fpll,e.rr.-Ruth.I

49, ~ ~
FULLER jr., al we'll known yollr,6 .bus
ness man and Miss II allen Grace Ruth
were married Y! afternoon I. u the ~
5flyhe Rsy.StFa ther ytIi lis on. OF Fort Mem
roe, officiated, Miss Mabel TOO ey af -
tended Miss Ruth as ma III 81 honor nd
W. Topping was the best ms ~ {: no
Mrs.. ett .to- NJ = NJ
trip To New Il 81 IA;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
NJ, d. Tunstall; n.
B. w. Webb. NoEfolk:l
49, ~ 3 z q -
MOORE STILL All LARGE.
snclIcf II Growing Thut Murderer VII "

nohhnr = IL Va octobers % he an
sthorities 81 Nelson county q re COM
spleteiy hatfled IN an etfo locates
i Ohm Moore. the murderer OF \, Fra = Y,
Howl, who wa ken ,fron y
still sbelieve that Moore has \ ever y
the county. Moore has an eye c ON,
pIetelY closed and !, Is |. te 9 VEL e.
marked therwise !, ], 70 I, hatn :
he Is we'll known tllropg hoIsut #a ne
Ths' Eau thorities deem u.wise ~
send a force OF deputies INTO ms seq;
8tIon1as in "a U est & q { Moore. 2 eeause ~
Would lead to- III God shed. I,
Md The county Is wait ting fort he tlonl
I of this grand jury. VIII oh Is TO be su m.
2monad shortly by Jud SO j. Gnr on,s an \
this body ha S dalibera ted, \ he belief
lis growing that Moore will never Pc
captured. A6s ss3ySg M 15ssEE " MY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
Invitations Issued.

4 Fred eric ks burg. va, Octobe 81
Mrs. i Ohm Il. RiSey has issued ca rds %
the marriage Of her detugn .sr;s sAls y.
Mary Barbou 70 2 t j. 4 ~
Mace Move NIB err AT owan lie Il. tho
home az Mrs. SRiSey,S nea Orang &c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
\ = z - IN RI !. }
..aHAll-lA0HAI

8i, ~ SS HAll--lAYesss5 q SSsssaSfa
sS$ Eyed eric n burg, &c eo bnr se.r-s
M. Love daught en- os MI. and Mrs.
Yam 81 love hp IA OF Cl nlpsreF scoIilt M
were M rrl esig Il his evening at he IONA 4
sofaItha bril & ii pa re ITS. M Isl aFAA.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
FiOSTE TER rs 3.
5STO CHI BIT TIERS

No matter how long you have suffered
one bottle will surely help you. Try 1T
snSi
and Grippe. Avoid Ssubsti tutss, ss5s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27

.'As a matter of fact The Times Dispatch
has done Judge E. ". Saunders. the Dem-5
District. a most valuable service In soaring
the Democrats of the district out of their
senses" said a resident OF that district in
the city last night.
Its warning, the first to be %voiced In tho
State. made the Democrats Of the district
sit UT! and take notice, and when they did
!, so they found that conditions were Just as
had been pictured They had been resting
ION their oars and had taken the election OF
Judge Saunders for granted, In the mean
4 time, the Republicans ha been yyo rkinR
quietly. but most effectively, leaving no
stone unturned 10 secure the election #of
Senator Parsons. s3ss
..All this is changed now. When You SEQ
la Fifth District Democrat today, YOU 500
i a. Democrat With his coat III. This lstrlct
does not propose to BIO put In the position
Iof sending a Republ lean to the first De g.
cratic Congress which the nation has had
what a black eye that would give than.
TT he thinking people OF tho district real :
lie fully whatSa commanding position II
presentation by a man OF judge saunders
liability in a Democratic House would glye
ls them, and they don't propose TO lose ~
tgonportunlty. The district Is now being
thoroughly organized, and lean ssalely say
much hotter now than I, was three weeks
yirginlnns at the Hotels.
s. AIurphy's-Dr, and Mrs. t. N ~ Ia ylor.a
Louisa Nv. q White, Virginia; p, II Cum
Iningham, Newport News r. T. Dunn, lir-
ton Forge Mrs, r. ". Baushan, I.ynohburg;
Miss Courtney Cox, H. NJ, Coz, Farmyille;
ham, Alexandria; w, Il, Trlbbctt. s. aun ton
c. S. IIlll Virginia; Il. n caul, Alvarado;
John IS. Ham, c'ovngton; Charles Z, Banks
$Norfo Iii Leon Hall. Norfolk i. y, y
Mrs, Alll0F
Portsmouth: w, 7. Hughes, chase City:.sW,
| n, Hogers, Newport News; Thomas Wan
Ter, Alexandria;6 John g. Simpson. Nortolk1
Charles q. Butt. Norfolk. siss L
Park--lI, James, Virginia; r.. u. Edwards
stanton; u. j. Leigh West Fpoin I,
i Rlchmond,-,SIr Ruth +, Holland. ~ New.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-27
YOU J CANT AFFORD [ J !; J
TO EXPERIMENT

when the stomach is Sout Of order and
everything you eat causes you distress.
Don't do git, There Is one absolutely
safe and sure remedy for such ills--one
that has been endorsed by Thousands
and that Is sssS5i3 ssi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13

Everyone who is troubled with sore, sweaty. or tender feet-swollen feet-smelly feet, corns, callouses or bunions can quickly make their feet we'll now Here is instant relief and lasting permanent remedy it's called Tlz. Iiz makes sore feet well and swollen feet are quickly reduced to their natural size. Thousands Of ladies have been able to wear shoes full size smaller with perfect comfort.
 It's the only foot remedy evermade which acts on the principle of drawing out all the poisonous exudations which cause sore feet Powders and other remedies merely clog up the pores. I!z cDeanses them out and keeps tbom clean. It works right of. You will feel better the very first time it's used. Use 1t a week and you can forget you ever had sore feet. There is nothing on earth that can compare with 1t. TIE is for sale at all druggists 25 cents per box or direct 1T you wish, from Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago, Ill. Recommended and sold by
 N0HTON'S DRUG STORE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
- nx- raft,s Secretary

"rbe delicacy of the diplomat the strat- ogv of the statesman, the facility of the politician the courage. keenness and com
 mon sense of all successful men of affairs. the patience of Job and herculean ability for work" says the Woman's Home Com panion for November. "These qualities have been stated as the ordinary require ments for the office of secretary to the President of the United States. MT Nor ion who a few months ago took up the duties of this position, Is believed to pos sess all the qualities set forth above. MT
 Norton has made rather rapid ascent up the ladder of fame. He seems to have done this not only by his remarkable combination of gifts, but by his readiness to forego, in the public service, large salary He left position that paid him $50, 900 a year to become first assistant sec retary of the treasury at salary of S45OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13

He plunged into the details of the work at the White House with such vim that neither he nor any one else noticed until the end of the first day that he had neg lected to take the oath of office. One morning later at Beverly, he refused to let the President have his letters because the latter was on f vacation ana couio not he allowed to do any work until he had had ten days of recreation. Norton is tall, slender, active, coNial. well poised, self-reliant and clean meifrSny and moral ly He Is in his fortieth year"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
In a Future

From the Baltimore Star.
 Passenger-Any danger on this trip cap? - Sa,,.,r ahove ms and submarine under us. and ,resre carrying 20 tons of dynamite. Out side of that there's no cause for nervous. ness
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Lesson From the Past

From the Chicago Tribune.
 Well, who do you think you aref asked David unafraid.
 "I am the man higher up," gruffly an- swered Goliath, looking contemptuously down upon him. But David got him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
Taking His MenIs Out

From Juuge
 And do you take your meals out?" asks the village probe. who Is garnering information from the former resident who is home from the city for a few days.
 Not until after I have eaten them," wearily responds the unwilling victim.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-25
SAYS DIXON AMENDMENT
AID TO INLAND EMPIRE

Spokane, May 25.-J. Kane man.
ager of the traffic bureau maintained
by the Spokane Merchants associ-
alton, said on returning from Wash
ington, d. c., today that the Dixon
amendment which passed the United
States senate recently will be of great
benefit to Spokane and other interior
points in the matter Of equitable rates
than the Mann amendment, adopted
by the house. He added that II Is
likely a bill including the Dixon am
cndment will be passed by both hous-
es. He said also that Franklin X.
Lane. a member of the Interstate COM
berce commission, announced that in
all probability the commission will
give its decisions in the Spokane rate
case and suits instituted by interior
cities before the summer vacation, the
end of June. Mr.. Kane does not be-
lieve Spokane will get straight termi-
nal rates: but" he said, 1--WE will
get some material relief; the COM
mission certainly will reduce west
bound rates to Spokane. also to other
interior points. Il believe, too, that
the fight in congress will have ben
eficial effect upon the interstate COM
merce commission"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-25
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
FOR BIG APPLE SHOW

Spokane, Wash, May 25.-Distinct-
lively unique will be the third national
apple show in Spokane the week OF
November IA, when between $4,000
and 100000 is to be distributed in
prizes and trophies in competitions
open to the world. The prize winning
exhibits and special displays from
fruit districts in Washington, Oregon,
Idaho and Montana. will be trans
ported to Chicago by fast trains and
exhibited in the First Regiment ar
mory the week of November 2S. The
cost of the two shows is estimated at
$1,000. E. F. Cartier Van Dissel,
chairman of the board of trustees of
the National Apple Show, Inc, head
ed by Howard Elliott, president of
the Northern Pacific railway company,
says that fully 100000 apples will
be displayed at the Spokane show, al
so that about IL cars of the best fruit
grown in the northwest will be on ex-
hibition in Chicago. This display will
include at least six entries in the car
load classes, in which the sweepstake
will be worth $1,100, each car con-
tanning $40 boxes. r. H. Rice will
manage both shows.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-25
COMMENCEMENT At ACADEMY
WILL Be OVER THIS EVENING

This is the evening toward which
the seven members of the Pendleton
academy graduating class of 1910
have been looking for many months
for this is the night on which they
will receive their coveted diplomas,
An interesting program has been ar
ranged which will begin promptly at
O'Clock at the Presbyterian church.
The members of the class are the
Misses Leila Earl Norvell, Sadie Ruth
Young, Edith Elizabeth Raley. Maud
McReynolds, Annie Margaret Tullis,
Edna Mabel Rogers.
The address to the graduates will
be delivered by Col J. Fl. Raley of
this city.
This will be the final night of COM
mencement week for the academy
students. Each of the programs have
contained much of particular interest
to the large crowds that witnessed
them.
The recital by the members of the
faculty of the music department
which was given Monday evening In
the Presbyterian church. was one OF
the treats of the season. Practically
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-25
Astounding Boldness.

Barcelona, May 25.-The barracks
here and in the vicinity are filled
with additional troops in anticipatien
of a revolutionary outbreak. Rein
forcements. arrived in time for sewers
al anti-government demonstrations in
the streets today. The editor of "The
Land of Liberty" an anarchistic pub.
lication was Jailed this afternoon fol-
lowing the publication of the ssser-
ton that recent bomb outrages here
and in Madrid, were planned and con-
summated by anarchists. The state
ment removes all doubt as to plot
to assinate King Alfonso. The bold
ness of the editor caused consterna-
ton among the authorities, and many
believe it foreshadows a revolution
airy movement