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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12
Makes Her PoTf

BERLIN Jan. l2.-The North Ger
man Lloyd liner Princess Irene, which
left New York December 30. for this
port and lost her rudder in midoceau
made port today but forty hours late
Since a week ago she has been steered
b. her twin screws
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President GUIDE, Vice Presi-
dents Oyster and Bell
Given Unanimous Vote.
ROUSING MEETING
OF BUSINESS MEN
Years Record Wins Approval
From Members of
Association.

William F. Guide today entered upon
his second administration as president
OF the washington Chamber of Com
merce. after the most remarkable cleo
ton ever held IN the history Of Jha,
OTSa nizatiOn.
At the same time, Capt James +.
Oyster and Charles J Bel resumed
their duties as first and second vice
presidents, having been unanimously
chosen TO succeed themselves, as was
the case with M Guide
The election was remarkable, not only
with respect TO the enthusiasm and the
unanimity Of choice displayed. but from
the fact that woodworking time was
established IN the counting Of the bal
lots It was twenty minutes Of II
O'Clock when adjournment was taken
AT that hour the tally sheet showed the
election OF twelve directors from lisv
OF twenty-five candidates.
The directors chosen. together with
the votes poIled by them. are the fol
lowing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12
Special Notices.

THERE WILL BE 4 JOINT CONVE>
ton and conference OF the L s Civ
Service Retirement Association at ~.
Masonic Temple, cor. eth and r SITS, o..
the 18th and 18th insts. commencing "a
8 a NJ, TO revise the constitution o.
the L. s. c S r A. and discuss Re
tiremeut BIllz- There viii be q mas
meeting at the Public Library the uizE
Of the 18th TO award prizes for the hes
essays on retirement ta1I-9tc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12

After the Opera Go to the Shoreham
Restaurant. Best cuisine hest ser
vice Tables reserved Afternoon Tea
Room now open. ( 10 O'Clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12
CnLns CATsE HE.naCHE

LAXATIVE BEO2IO Quinine- she world vide
cold and Grip remedy removes cause Cal for
full name Look Tor signature Z W Grove sc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12

NOTTCE-The firm OF T. : BeaI & Co.
wholesale meat dealers business at s..
SO and SIS Center Market, have dissolve
partnership I VIII not be respOusil-.
FOR any debts contracted under tire
firms name hereafter. W. o. LCSBT-
ia1I-5--
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-12
NO CIINKERSI
No CLINKERS-

NO CLINEERS! NO CLINKERS-
our coal Is freeburning- We carry only
the best and screen II before deliver
Let Us have your next order
r J. & II. q. GRACE
Tel. Lin D 4th and r Sts- NJ
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WINDOW SHADES

TG ORDER
EaWsEt prices- VIII call With samu1ss
Phone n szssU-
FRANK B KETES. 1S0S Pa Ava n y
aef-E1
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PURSUANT TO SECTION I, ARTICLE
TX, OF bylaws. notice is hereby give
holders Of the Capital Traction ConDang
for the election OF Directors for the eE-
suing year and such other busiuss 2
may be brought before the meeting. Vii.
be held at the Office Of the Company
S6th and II Streets n w WashiuRIOu.
D. c. on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY J..
1910 at 1915 O'CLOCK a. II.
THa polls viii be open from Il O'CLOCK
a. N. until = o'clock noon
Il D CHAMPION
dee6-1st Secretary
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SEIZE
SPURIOUS notes
ifContiniied IRON FIRST Page.

(COntiniied From First l'age.lI
notes similar to those Of 1902, to relieve
mo financial stringency, the story goes,
sccrcst, seeing n cllnnce to proht liie-
ultimately, came TO tile United STATES.
III is alleged lie vent to aKNorth
Central city iirgt, but his alleged Ell
forts to yet the notes printed secretly
were in vain. ;Thon, It is charscu, ne
came to CLicugo.
As d resnitBof the chnvnss OF Chicago.
It is charged, tho Williams Company
through It's president, upon secrcsts
representation that he was mn official
from Nicaragua and that he wanted
the Chicago printer to turn out tho
official money for tie republic, agreed
to print the paper. On tho same repre-
sentutIon. according to T%rumbuil's
story, the Guarantee Engraving Coni-
pany agreed to furnish the plates.
United States latls provide equal
Dunishipentfor counterfciters OF Amer
lean and foreign Goin OF. paper money,
or the offcnse OF having in possession
the mean OF coin counterfcltips or
INC spurious articlc. NJ pehhlty is
not to exceed five years Imprisonment n
or a fine OF 5000, or both.
United Suites Commissioner Foote
continued the cases against the three
until next "Wednesday. Secrest's bonds
were liked at 10000. Williams's at
5000, and Trumbulls at $500.
Williams and Trumbull furnished
bonds before evening. Williams said
lie had no thought that ne was doing
an Illegal thing, that there vas no at
tempt at concealment Of his work; that
Secrest had told him the printing was
for the present Nicarayuan government.
Trumbull also protested that he wal
Innocent Of any wrong.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-23
Consumption Often Develops
From Pneumonia

Consumption readily attacks fhoss
WHO have had Pneumonia. MANY suf-
ferers from tuberculosis give a history
q having had pneumonia. The lungs
mus weakened are X easily at
lacked by the germs that cause con-
For all those with weak lungs.
especially those who have shadspneu-
monta. Eckman's Alterht tive fsSthe ap-
tprcpriate remedy. Cures of c%onsu11p.
ton are accomplished shySEckmants al.
stcrative. But stako 1t In tine There
is no wisdom IN waiting until Tubers
culosis is established. Health Is neve..
fully valued until sickness comes.
remarkable recoyerytfollow
4240s Powelton Ave. Phila., Pa.
cntlelnen:@. wish L had known OF
Eckman,s Alternative two years ago.
Since taking III T. have gained twenty.
eight pounds and Il cannotsbut he very
thankful to you and the Almighty God
for the great blessing and change OF
health 1t has brought me-"
Eckman's Alternative cures Bron-
lchitis, Asthma Hay Fever. Throat and
Lung Affections. For sale by Owensg&
Minor Drug Co. and other leading
druggists. Ask for booklet OF cured
cases I'M write to Eckman Laboratory,
philadelphia, Pa, for additional evil
dence. @
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out OF tho meet for several days. lie
swung over the ilcid with lle wind on
tho beam. IL caught the mathinc anu
began TO twist IL Sideways. AZ the
Ousiy and the wheels threatened ~
buckle, the clcver American flyer man.
agcd to lift 1t into the ar una slinul-
tAneously brought into play the riu-
ders that right 1T. AS ~ cleared the
ground 1t ciInlucd beautifully.
starts with Flourish.
Scarcely had Drcxei SWINE aroura
he dangerons ,,eeaa mi ~ e in his
flourish In front OF tho grandstand.
when threatened to drive the craft IN
collision with the ROOF. both ayintoIs
laps In tho first distance event wien
Moisant jumped into the air with the
huge Blcriot craft which carried MN
from Paris to London. i. Il.
but a few minutes trey glistened
brightly with the persistent rain ina
sprayed thcin.
Fifteen minutes later .Aren moA ;nin
in his Wright biplans, s1yue aititude
record. Just as he started to bore
upward into the fog bands which
occasionally hid him completely from
view, DreNel came down, atter ge.ni
up nineteen minutes. He was Obliged
TO terminate his flight on account o.
a broken spar. But Boisant and White
continued to sweep around and were
presently chased by Ely, the CuI.iss
Hoxsey for the attitude prize. This
presented the spectacle of four ma
chimes OF different make in the air
at the same time. Before MAKING a
complete lap, Ely was t1hiigea. 10 ah ard
because he had lost his gogBle anu
was unable to sec.
When the bomb %slgnalled that the
hourly contest was closed, Hockey was
still swirlins around among the iow.
hanging fog clouds. only occasionally
visible to the spectators below.
Second Contest.
After a fif.cen-minutcs interval.
Grahame-White and Moisant set off
in the second hourly distance con-
t tksi q de s' fe s $ bounded OF the SOC.
cy turf to try for altitude, followed
by Hoxsey, the Wright flyer.
Ralph tombstone, who had attemptea
obliged TO come down before the
grandstand on account of defective
After De Lesseps had disappeared
in the fog to the west and returhea.
Ing over the telegraph wires with ms
power shut off, ely again made an
effort to wrcst the altitude honors
away from Arch Hoxscy. But the Cur,
t'ss flyer came down after q snort
flight.
When all tie flyers had come down,
Moisant prepared to make his spec.
~tacular cross-country flight, At a:lo
he sped away in his big Bleriot ma
chine for the goal balloon, which was
supposed to. hover over a field in
the neighborhood OF the Meadowbrook
Hunt Club, ten miles away. AS the
management had failed to send the
balloon up until Moisant was on his
Vvay hack he ro1Ild not find the goal,
and few ten miles past 1t. Forty-four
minutes after leaving the field he land
ed within a few feet of the spot from
which he had started.
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.CRIPPENM USTPAY'
EXTREME PENALTY
CONTINUED itroin. FIRST Phgo.)


his summing up OF the case ny soon y
described Crlppetl as an xtraorulhary
man. whether guilty or Innocent. IL
guilty lie had covered up n glIlastly
crime III a gllastly way, ana. i was
believed. III u most brutal ana chllous
manner. IL he was innocent ~ was
"a impossible to fntliom Ills mind, as ne
WAS /absolttelS Indifferent TO the
charge of murder. He had taken no
stop via cvtis to prove his innocence.
Crtppon, the justice declared I'M
doubtedly was.u liar and had lived an
immoral life. but, he added, tile jury
could not convict tho defendant on
that score. 1t must be quite con-
WINGED that the human parts founu
were from tho body OF Belle ilmore,
and that her death was caused ny q
SWilful act OF the prisoner.
Lnck or Testimony.
The Judge asked whether 1T was pos
stble for SCrlppcn to carry on y earn
paigii of MISREPRESENTATION FOR SIN
months except with the knowledse
that his wife was not alive; or u II
was possible that IL Belle Gilmore was
living. she could be 50 abominapl9
mean that, Knowing her huspandEs
present position, she would not COM
EtuuIIlCdLc WIFI nlI1l VI ~
J:he court pointed out the lack OF tes-
timony which should have been forth
coming in support OF the claims OF the
defense.
THE jury was cautioned to treat4the
evidence Of tho defendants medical X
iperts With some reserve, because under
cross-examinution they had altered
their views at first expressed. n
Chief Justice expressed the opinion
that 1t would be a remarkable coinci-i
dcnce that Il scar should be found n
less-the flesh came from Belle Elmore's
body. when taken in conjunction With
the discovery OF pajanas, dyed hair,
feminine undcrclothes and other arti-
cles similar to those worn by Belle
Fillmore in the cellar where the body
was unearthed
The Lord Chief Justice charged the
Jury that 1t must be convinced OF the,
Identification beyond Il reasonable
doubt. AS lie concluded the jury re-
tired.
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.$$843A

"A complete HYOMEI outfit consisting
Of bottle Of HYOMEI and an indcstruc-
bic hard rubber pocket inhaler, costs
|Si,OO For treating catarrh or any9throat
or nose ailmcnt, pour a few drops into tho
inhaler and breathe.
That's all you have to do, and as the
air passes through the inhaler II .becomcs
f~imprcgnatcd with artiseptic HYOMEI,
and this soothing, healing air as it passes
into the lungs reaches every particle Of
the inflamcd membrane, kills the germs
and heals the raw, sore catarrhal spots.
II you. now own a.HYOME1 inhaler
you can buy an extra bottle Of HYOMEI
for only SO cents at Traglc's or druggists
everywhere.
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THE TIMES D1sr.AroH: RICHMOND, VA, SUNDAY, OCTOBER % 1910.
Cured Since 1883

Liver Trouble and Nervous p~rostra-
ton Cured IN Years Auo 81 War
silcr,s Safe Cure, the Great Kidney
ana Liver Remedy Mrs. Stanley
las Enjoyed Gbod Health Ever
Read Mrs. Stanley.sstory, wl,iclIis full
~ praise Tor ller restoration to health;
~ was taken sick in tic year 1883 with
liver trouble and nervous prostration,
caused by tie change ofslifc. Tfc,doctor
nag no nope. al my fact, shc
told my family that tyWouid not live. /
5had read III a paper the summer before
was taken sick OF a man who was cured.
by warmers Sale Cure after he had been
glveili.aup to ,ic. So | commenced taking
~ q month. after was able to be up,
but z took cold and it caused inc to ache
al over. wrote Warmers Safe Cure
Company, and was toldSto use the Safe
Cure and Safe Rheumatic Cure III altera.
top DEcourse ! took one Of Warmers
sale Fills every night, andSin two months
y vas well enough to do my work.
'i.k1oW that Warmers Safe Cure saved.
my lie, Tor would hayctdicd, and Ishavc
always thanked God that j found War
ncr,s sale Cure and the other remedies.
! always keep them i'll the house.
hay always considered my case re-
smarkablc, but still there was a more re-
inarkab!c case than mine in my ncigh--
borhood. a friend Of mine, after the
birth q. q child, was in. bed eight months.
IT would be impossible to convey oyou on.
paper her condition-she was hardly any
thing but skin and bones and she was
sore all over. Her doctor said nothing
more could bcfdone, butt insisted on her
taking Warmers Safe Cure and Safe
Rheumatic Cure, which she did from the
first OF June until the first Of October,
when she was able,t to get up. This woman
lived to see her child, grow to manhood.
know Of manysotiers who. have been
cured the samc way."-Mrs. M. a.. STAN
ley,.112O Montana Ave, Portland, Orc.
Warmers Safe Cure is put up in SOC and
Si.0O sizes and sold by druggists every
where. Warmers Safe Rheumatic Cure
is Sl.25 a bottle, and Warmers Safe Pills
for constipation and biliousness are Csc a
box.
To convince every sufferer from disease
OF the kidneys and livcrt that WARMERS
SAFEACURE will absolutely cure, a sam
pie bottle and a sample box of Warmers
Safe Pills will be sent FREE OF
CHARGE, postpaid, to any one who will
write WARMERS SAFE CURE CO.,
Rochester, N. Y, and mention having
this liberal offer in the Richmond
Iimes-DisPatch. The genuincness Of this
offer is fully guaranteed by the publisher
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the Same In which the murder8of Howl took
place last May. refuse even TO discuss the
delivery OF Moore, for no one could be found
VINO would admit that he knew aught OF
the visit to the county jail.
Inc Board OF Supervisors, In a meeting
which extended into the afternoon. offered
sl0 additional reward for tho apprehension
OF Moore, and In addition to this $50 was
onered for each member Of the mob. whose
arrest would cuIminate In a conviction. II
the mob numbered sevcnty-fve, as reported.
this offer might amount to considerably
more than 81, 600.
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Dlbmrnn nutires.
Atlantic Coast Line Riaiilroal co,

Office OF 1.-THE INCREASINGLY,
THE THE HOARD 61FS,ip,iiiRsEGToR;sFoF THE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad COM
#srany has declared 2 pcr inter
est on the certificates Q. indebted-
ness of that company payable, nt he
Office of the 5treasurer,Snt AAAIYllmlnE,
ton. Nc on and after November
h 4, 1910. The transfer hooks are
CLOSED from the goth day. Of October,
1910, ia the LIST day OF NoYember,
JAMES F.5SPOST,5a
Treasurer.
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j, f., REYNOLDS.

ESPECIAL 70 Tho Times-Dispatch.]
South Boston, Va, October 22.-J. e.
REYNOLDS. aged sixty-three years. died
yesterday afternoon after a short III
n rv from r the eTssr.S t OF 2 n stroke 70 OF
the Methodist Church.. and the inter-
ment was made in Oak Ridge Gene
terry this afternoon.
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SEARCH
MADE FOR MOORE
especial to rhc rimes-Di.patch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lovingston, Va, October 22.-The four mon
who went yesterday Into the townsville
the rescucd condemned murderer OF Fsank
Howl, or to ascertain something Of tho per.
sonnet of the mob which rescued him from
the Jail early Friday morning, returned to
the slightest Information as to the where
abouts of Moore and absolutely nothing a,
to the idcntitytof tho men who composed
tho mob.
Those men declare that the people of the
section from which the mob came. which is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-23
. lingering illness. aged se%venty.three
He Is survived by three sons and
two daughters. He had large family
Nirs. MOS. A. narneft.

Especial 10 The Times-Disratch,1
charlottesville. Va October 22.-Afrs.
Mary a. Barnett, wife OF Robert Bar
Just west OF the University OF Wiz
ginia, aged nfty-four years. She WIS
bcfore marriage. Miss Mary Agnes
Garner. and was born at Preston de-
ls survived by her husband and three
Schildren-Frank and Robert Barnett,
Jr, and Miss Emily Virginia Barnett.
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Cures Catarrh
Also Coughs, Colds, Group
and Sore Throat

Tragic guarantees HYOMEl (pro.
notncc it High-o-mc) to cure catarrh.
acute or chronic; to cure colds, coughs.
Group and sore throat, or money Back.
In cases Of deafness caused BY catarrh
there is no remedy so efficient.
HYOMEf is d liquid extracted from
the eucalyptus trees of Australia, and Is
q soothing, Healing, germ killing an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-23
IN MEMoRlAM

SAuERWALD-In loving memory OF
our mother. EVA SAUERWALD, who
entered into eternal rest the 24th
day OF October, 1909-one year ago.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber.
Peaceful In thy grave so low:
Thou no more will Join U number;
Thou no more our sorrows know.
Yet again we hope to meet thee.
When the day OF life is Ned;
And in heaven with Joy to greet thea
Where no farewell tears arc shed.
NJ. LENEl.
remembrance OF our
darling daughter. Mrs. LoT1YE
WAGER JONES. who died October
Fs23-one yea ago to-day.
What is home without our Lottye!
a cottage robbed OF flowers;
Where our aching. bleeding hearts
Shall spend many sad a~ndsionely
hours.
Forget thee7 o. when life shay
cease
To thrill. this heart of mine.
And not till then shall we forget
One lo~okSorGtope of thine.
FATHER AND
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.BAL[0ONM MYSTERY
STILL UNSOLVED

CONTINUED From First Page.)
but had nothing with which to fastcn
the lumber together. Our strength
was leaving us, but we set off again
through the woods. and at 5 o'clock in
the evening mad the luck to run upon
a hunters camp, where a man named
Philips took US in and gave us food.
| believe that saved our lives.
"On the third day after our LANDING;
Ihilips took us across the river In a
canoe, and We reached the railroads.
three hours later. whore we tagged a
train and wore taken to Hiscotasslng.'
The experience OF the t'renchmen3 lie
Blanc and DE Mumm was even more
dramatic. They descended in the great
forest to find a giant bison standing
near seemingly awc-strickcn by tho
sight OF the strange creatures from
the air. Lie Blanc told the story or the
trip as follows:
Wolves Grow MT Them.
1T was carly Wednesday .mornlng.
We had sailed over a dense forest.
from which packs of wolves growled
UP ataus when we suddenly passed over
a railroad.
Understand, | still had 700 pounds
when l glanced at my map and saw
that this railroad-the Canadian North
ern-wasft last point of civilization
until the coast was reached. ! decided
TO land. The valve of the big gasbag
was opened, and slowly we began to
descend.
Imagine our surprise when we
zane downilih the. small clearing to
md tho greet bison. the only living
thing to greet us after our long trip
And he was looking at us. awe-strick-
en-. We jumped behind a tree mighty
quick. you can wager, and We're soon
making our way through the woods.
eve were afraid Of stepping on
Hnakes. OF which i had read. But
we were fortunate in reaching the
home Of some FARMING people safely,
although We passed close to a large
moose and a small herd of deer. After
walking all day, we got to the tcle-
graph office at Bogemassins. Before
we lett there we did not find anybody
VINO would go and search for our
balloon, and ! presume 1t is still out
there among the wild animals"
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WANTS NO MORE
L|CENSESGRANTED
Mayor Thinks Petersburg Has
Sufficient Number Of
Saloons.
-
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
A. ?. Hill Camp Entertains in
Honor of federal
#. Veteran.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY. ACCIDENT
~Times-Dispatch Bureau,

100 North Sycamore Street
Petersburg,.s Vas, Octobers32.
MayorSCameron to-day sent the FOL.
lowing letter to Judge Mullen. Of the
Hastings Court:
Petersburg. Va, October %.
Hon. j.. NJ. Mullen. Judge OF the
Hastings Court, Petersburg, Va:
Dear Sir.-Rumors have reached me
that there viii be Implications before
You for the granting OF additional
licenses to establish saloons In the
city. and | most respectfully. but
earnestly request that no additional
licenses for saloons be granted. II
seems to re that theirs are sufficient
saloons in the city to p every
legitimate demand.
1t may be proper to say that 1t Is
my purpose to urge upon you not to
grant any licenses for saloons on
Sycamore street between oak Street
and Courthouse Avcnue-this being the
retail district, and where the ladies
of the town principally shop. l make
mention Of this now because think
1t Justice to hose who nave estab-
glishments within this area to know
that efforts will be made to prevent the
renewal of licenses.
Respectfully,
GEORGE CAMERON, JR-,
Nayor.S
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Mrs. r.. r. Wood.
Mrs. r.. Il. Wood died on Friday, al
her home. lis Fourth Avenue. High
land Park. She is survived by her nus
band and three daughters.
Joseph Lakewood.
tSpecinlto The Times-Dispatch1
Fredericksburg, Va, October ao-
Joseph Gatewood, a we'll known cit
lien of Caroline county. and a Con.
.lederate veteran. died yesterday after