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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
TO HAVE ANOTHER
ARTILLERY COMPANY

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NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 2h.---captaln
A. D. Clements. OF the Third Coast
artillery Company, OF Portsmouth,
has received formal permission to
establish fourth company of artii-
fery. The muster OF Tits company has
already reached the complement OF
III men. and the organization wiz be
formally completed within ten days
The company win be known as tine
Fourth Coast Artillery Company of
Virginia, and Will share with the
\ Third Company the arniory over the
Postal Telegraph company's Offices In
High street. The officers selected for
the new company are AZ follows: Cap
tain, Charles +. Heinemann. first iieu-
tenant. George Wilson, second liem-
tenant. William white. y
There has been u great deal OF en-
thnsiaxm In the organization OF the
new company. and the official com
fsrmation Of the permission 70 nut
into active life win he received with
much pleasure by rnose who have
! pledged themselves to he members.
This will give Portsmouth two coast
n ftiilery companies. as well as conn
Many Of volunteer artillery and tive
sconapanies OF militia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
HAS SUFFERED HEAVY LOSSES
= IN VESSEL S ON VIRGINIA COAST
One Has Been Sufferer Declares He VIII Not Invest Further
Some of the Ships TIL at Have Gone Down

ed Judge Waddili to name a trustee
to take charge of the Twohy and hold
her in trust for the court until the
governments suit can be finally set
tied. The procedure Is quite a novel
one here.
The governments suit Is joint
one for $4,000 against the Twohy
and Baxter for colliding with the
Thimble Shoal Lighthouse In Chesa-
peake Bay, which was burned as a
result. the collision impact resulting
In the overturning of hot stove In
the lighthouse.
The owners OF the Twohy say that
strong tide was responsible for the
Baxter colliding with the lighthouse.
and that the tug, while IT had been
towing the Baxter. was not at the
moment of the collision tewing her.
the tow line having been released so
as to break the force OF the collision
as much as possible.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
BIC SANDY RAILWAY
MUST REDUCE RATES
Says Charges Are Much
Interstate Commerce Commission
Too High.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Three
thousand or more people will welcome
decision made public to-day by the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
which requires the Big Sandy and
Cumberland railroad to reduce Its
rates. The road Ii only seventeen
miles long. but II enters three States.
West Virginia. Kentucky and Vir-
ginia.
tt Is owned by the Ritter Lumber
Company, which also conducts a num-
Der of company stores which COM
pete with the establishments of inde-
pendent proprietors. The commission
decides that the rates Of present
charge are excessive and unreason-
able, and orders that they be reduced
to about one-third. The present de-
murrage rate of So per day per car
Is also reduced to 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
INE|DEL NATION
Says REV. ANNA
American Husbands Are Thick
skulled and Pig-Headed and
Then Some.

NEWARK. N. j., Feb. 2s.---Arners
lean men, whose regulations az s.f0d~S
ell husbands have spread to the
earth's four corners" were duhbEdS
mo less thick-skuiled and pighe AIDED
than their English cousins" by thu
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, presideufsl
of the National American WoEaanHa
Suffrage Association. at rally OF the
Essex county branch In the Church
of the Redeemer last night.
Mrs. Shaw also declared that when
the women Of this country ara given
the ballet tlae-r rich will no fuuKaFs
rule the poor; lost faith In humanity
Will be restored. and this will ccases
to be a nation OF infidels, where All
repubiieanism Id dead. 'sr Thercfurcs
the sooner the ballot Is granted th4s
sooner will the millenniaI be reach
ed, she argued. 8
1T will be only a short time. Mrs
Shaw declared. before New Jersey
and every other State in the UHien
will have women's suffrage. We havo4
been working ror sixty years Tar tsse
privilege Of being citizens. Our OBJ
Ject will soon be accomplished. Id
all these years we have been sweet
and iadyiike In cur efforts to ul5sj
tain the ballot. We are slowly h1t
surely being forced to the belief tMAk
American men are not less thlnl@
skulIed and pigheaded than our Ems
hsh cousins, who put women who
ask for the vote In jail.
Mrs. Shaw's address followed that
OF Miss Alice Paul. OF Mooregtnwn,
n j.. who told how 1t felt to be In
carceratea In AN English pr ION ~
q dark. damp cell, with a stump a.
weed for q chair and a plank For ~
bed The hunger strike" and this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25

Especial to The Richmond yirginian)
NORFOLK. Feb. 25.--"I won't
say that ! am sorry l invested what
! did in schooners, because l may
have made II back in other ways as
a result" said a weli-known Norfolk
man, but / will say that after all
have lost In coasting schooner invest
ments, ] Will never invest another
cent that way"
The remark was made just after
the speaker had read a newspaper
account telling Of the burning at sea
of the handsome three-masted
schooner George F. Phillips. of Sea-
ford. Del. whose crew was picked up
and landed this week by a German
steamer at Hamburg. and in which
the Norfolk man held large inter-
est with no Insurance. The loss or
the Phillips was small one COM
pared to other disasters on this coast
during the present winter. Not In
many years have there been 80 many
marine disasters recorded in this inn
mediate vicinity as during the winter
of 1909-1910.
some Notable Losses,
Notable among the losses on the
Virginia and Carolina coasts have
been the British steamer Brewster.
and the Inflated Schooner Frances,
both lost on the treacherous Dia-
mond Shoals off Cape Hatteras: the
three-masted schooner Carrie A. Nor
ton. which stranded at False Cape,
some twensy-four miles south of
Cape Henry. while bound from Sa-
vannan to New York lumber laden:
the three-masted schooner Jennie NJ
Huddle. which went to pieces near
the Cobb's Island life saving station
on the Eastern Shore: the British
sailing ship Norwood, which also
struck near Cobb's Island while
bound from Argentine TO New York
with salt; the British steamer Ar
royo, from Santiago de Cuba to New
Y ork, which now lies on the Hatteras
coast, In all psS liability total
wreck. and lastly the government tug
Nina, which, while no traces to prove
the theory. Is believed to have gone
down somewhere between Cape
Charles and the Delaware breakwa-
ter during the storm of Sunday. Feb
ruary 9Th. with thirty-two souls
aboard. not one of whom has ever
been heard of or II now expected to
be heard Of
L In every instance of disasters here
recorded those aboard the steamers
or schooners lest have been rescued
except In the cases of the Frances
and Nina. The Frances went almost
10 pieces In furious Hatteras gaze
before live savers could reach her.
Asked 10 Name Trustee.
In the libel OF the government
against the tug Jack Twohy and the
schooner Malcolm Baxter. Jr. the
fmmnert,s Point Few boa Gem
owner of the Twohy. denying hapil-
~ 81 any kind under the libel, put
seeking to have liability. If any, I'M
ifra q, the value Of the tug. has ASK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
NORFOLK MAY HAVE u
DEPARTMENT OF CHAfarIESs

Especial TO The Richmond Virgintan.ls
NORFOLK. VA. Feb. .5.--To nNA
in a position to advise the sounettI
as TO the expediency Of cref ting -
department known as the pupaFt.'
ment of Charities. which will hnxa
the disbursing of all moneys Donated
by the city for charity, the lizard ue.
Control has asked the linton Misst0nS
the City Mission, the Kings I,anRlssa
ters' Hospital. the United CharftieM1
and the Boys Home for u report nj
salaries. II any. that are paid hX!
those INSTITUTIONS out Of the ncnAxE
appropriated by the city. The boar
also asked these societies fof. their
views as to the expediency Of cre.s
ating ouch department, wIthy
lengthy reasons for the same. x
The action Of the boari Vas tttM
festif. of joint reaolutiu.1 or th4G
Council adopted February Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
Ashland

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ASHLAND. VA. Feb 25.--Mrs.
Thomas Warren. OF Harrfsonburg. Is
here visiting her SON. Rice Warren.
Randolph Macon Academy.s coach.
Mr. Warren r. Taylor. of Rich
mond. and Miss Lille Marburg Alex
andria were guests Of Mrs Tate #.
Chenery at the Inn to-day.
Mrs Dabney Cosby. Of Columbia.
Va. was visitor this week OF Mrs.
b. Morgan Shepherd.
Mrs Till Carter, Sr., has sent out
invitations to a reception next Tues
day
Mr.. Harry Miller ana her little son.
Harry, spent the 22d with her par
enss, Mr.. and Mrs. Harden johnson.
Mas Hattie johnson is now visit
ing at the home OF her sister, Mrs
Miller n
Or. Forsythe, OF st. Paul's. Rich
mond, conducted services here for
the college Young Mems Christian
Association this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
YOUNG DRANAIIsT NOW
WRITING GREAT PLAY
Maurice Rosland, Son of Edmond.
is Completing Sketch for
Bernhardt.

PARIS, Feb 25.--Maurice Rosland,
the youthful son OF Edmond Rosland,
il hard at work completing q play.
"Phaeton," which Sarah Bernhard
will probably present in April. Mau-
rice lis still In his teens. but those
who have seen the manuscript OF
ssPhaeton" declare that the author ex-
hihits all the dramatic and poetic
ability OF his famous father.
Young Rosland IS authority for the
statement that his father never con-
sfdered the s'Chantecler," which Is
now the dramatic hit of the season.
anything more than little fantasy
He wrote the play hurriediy. Maurice
declares, and the public interest be-
came absorbing as result or the
unique plan by which the many post
ponements arose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
Leads lin Tobacco.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. 25.-A
biaion dollars worth or tobacco and
manufactures of tobacco have passed
through ports of the United States
since 1890. the value of the exports
in that period being ss46,oo0.00o and
the imports s3Ss.000,e0o. according to
a report published to-day by the bu-
reau of statistics
The United States now leads the
world as exporter of tobacco, having
supplied more than Sal. 100000 in q
total of $150,000.000 worth of tobacco
and manufactures which entered the
international markets last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25

II said / would be chairman on
Friday, and / am" Ccnners said at
his hotel lust before starting South.
Corners sAse@naat3e Ii paain-that-t
apologtZed to the COMMITTEES for his
"infirmities Of temper" and admitted
he had said many things in the heat
OF passion which were hardly true
he had refused to withdraw the al
legation that judgeships in New York
city have been objects of commerce
Leader Charles +. Murphy claims
to be fully satisfied with the outcome.
Mr.. Corners quits when his term
ends he says, and then the commit
tee will elect its own chairman. who
will be an upstate man. Murphy
making a combination with The
Kings county and his upstate allies.
whereby he will be a potent factor
in the selection of the new chair
man. His personal candidate. John
A. Dix. Is declare to-day to he def-
nitely out of the race, and there is
O renewal of sentiment of placing at
the head Thomas NJ. Osborne. now
head of the Democratic State League
The presidential baon Euf Mayor
Gaynor, of this city, ts to be SAFE
guarded in the coming State CAM
pafgn. tfayuur witt not run f0r Cow
ernor although he could have the
nomination without opposition. but
will continue as Mayor and try 20
keep the city In the limelight Il
is planned to have the next state
convention hold him UP as model
for all the public officials and make
him the big feature of the conven-
ton. Then If a Democratic stare
ticket is elected. the Mayor Will
dwarf the Governor, no matter who
he may be. and will be the hotce
of the State delegation to the next
national convention.
The direct outcome OF yesterday $
meeting of the Democratic 'sta-e
Committee is to be the pcshinE to
the front Of the old line CA land
and Hill leaders. who have been ,ut
of play for the last decade. Tne
safe and sane, pemneracy- as they
are characterized by the rad ssls,
VIII run things inside of the party
and an immediate fight Is to be rnada
on the Hearst machine. Politicians
say to-day that an alliance between
the Republicans and the Hearst men
for next falls campaign Is already
being arranged
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
MANY WILKINS TO
FILL THE PLACES
Numerous Applicants for Positions
to be Filled in North Caro-
lima Departments.
------
RAILROAD WINS CASE
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Court Sustains Plea That Plaintiff
Contributed to His Own In
jury by Carelcssness.

Especial to The Richmond yirg.nian)
HALElGH. N. c., Feb. 25.--There
are two State appointments of con-
adorable Interest to be made very
soon now, the institutional clerk in
the State treasury and the assistant
State bank examiner. II Is learned
that applications are pouring In to
State Treasurer b. X. Lacy for the
institutional clerk position. made va
cant by the death of II, NJ. Reece.
He will make the appointment in the
next few days. Il Is learned. There
- no indication az to just when there
will be anything doing In the way
Of an appointment Of the successor
TO w. l.. Williams, Jr., as assistant
bank examiner. his resignation being
effective March /. The continued
fitness. OF Commissioner Aycock is
handicapping the Corporation Com
mission, doubtless. In getting at this
! appointment. However, il In expect
: ed thai tho appointment viii ase ssasi,-
very soon now, Commissioner Aycock
having his say through the mails and
BY telephone.
Three -Ncw Concerns.
Three new corporations Was The
/ record Thursday. The Bank Of
Fountain. of Fountain, N. c. Capt.
tai, 10000. by n. l.. Jefferson and
others: for savings ssad commercial
business. The Griffith Rarnhardt
Transfer Company. Salisbury; eapi-
tai, $4,000: by j. A, Rarnhardt and
t.a,,,,nry r,bsrlo,,s. Genital ara too !.
~. PAIL s,ha,narn and othars
IN ina Smnar,ar .oura q xar,,,,..
In favor OF the railroad company BIAS
been returned in the case of Austin
VS. Raleigh and Southport. in which
Au.ttn son.h, xsa aoa damages for
injuries .ustainaa IN getting an ~ a
train AZ Funuay Strings. The rail-
road campany resisted successfully
an the r,lea that Austin contributed
r., his own injury iv steuptng ca~c
iassly from a rs,aytnu car
sixteen Hundred Phones.
.,at-,4-es styrrr<
rauy. representing theA consolidated
Eauthern Bell and Interstate locai-fz-c%
changes ana ronirolioa hy the He'll
1s..u,ssate.s HAS .t...as,,e,a-.A4. standard
RI / sao local stations with a central
eNchansa enuipment second in eff
cheney 10 none in the country AT
th.s ANNA, meeting Of the stoekhoid-
eya tnst held W. r. Gentry was re-
alas,taa president. ], M. r. uassey.
vt,.e-prertdent. Anderson Maupin, see
retary- treasurer all e- Atlanta
Other directors being George w
Watt. Durham. and W. w. Shaw,
pnrhxm Mr.. William Reyiau con-
ftn,,ax as .neal taaaager,assa tAa4 ss-
change auditor ls C. = Haeditch
prirf Pits OF News
THE Ranks ~ Fountain, 10 Ns located
at frorrztatr1. n q received + charter
fu.day with $4,000 capital author
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
OPEN NEW ROOM
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL
Initial Service in First Baptist,
Roanoke. to be Held ON
Sunday.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian,
ROANOKE, VA, Feb. as.--Plans
are being perfected for formally open
ing the new Sunday school IT. n OF
the First Baptist church. Ded'ca~ "
exercises will be conducted Sunday af-
ternoon-
This building In one of the largest
Of Its kind In the South II In built
In the rear of the church. and is semi
circular in shape, 1t is equipped With
a farye number nj cfHssrooIns. which
are separated from the main body OF
the building by means OF doors that
can he raised or lowered ALI the
rooms can be thrown into one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
ARE SLOW
MAKING THEIR REPORTS

All franchise taxes and registration
fees on corporations other than pub
lie service corporations are cue on or
before March 1. and a penalty and
fine Is added to the amount after
that date. State Auditor Marye called
attention to this fact Friday. and
stated that there were many such
corporations In the State that have
not as yet complied with the law.
Postmaster for Third Term.
Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
MAY NOW BREAK NECK
WITH PERFECT SAFETY
Repairing Fractured Spine Easiest
Thing This Boston Hos
pital Does.

BOSTON, MASS. Feb. 25.--Despite
the fact that Henry Belcher, Il Bos-
ton drayman. broke his neck when
h,. fell -fFeH- a wagon January he
will leave local hospital a well. man
within a few days. His cure Is con-
sidered one OF the most remarkable
In medical annals.
After his injury Beicher lowered
for several weeks between life and
death until few days ago. when he
began to improve. The man grew
stronger every day. ana was able to
take considerable nourishment On
February 10 the physicians removed
the emergency brace from his neck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
J. M. BLANKS,
ALUMNI Of THE. Y. P.L.
sATNDs By PRESIDENT
Adopt Resolutions Not Concern
ing With Welfare Committee
Its Charges
The Prescription DRUGGIST.
Richmond. Va.

By unanimous vote. members of the
Richmond chapter of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute Alunni Associa-
ton Thursday nigh. adopted resolu-
tions refusing to concur with the well
fare committee as to charges brought
by the committee agains Presiden,
Harringer. OF the institute.
The text OF the resolutions follows:
"Whereas, the welfare commit-
tee vi the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute Alumni Association has
preferred series OF charges
against the president OF the Air-
ginia Polytechnic Institute, attack
ing his ability and character and
detrimental 70 the character OF
the corps of cadets OF the vir-
ginis Polytechnic Institute, and
have published these charges and
asked cur concurrence in the
SsTTsTr.
And. whereas, we have no
sufficient evidence al hand 10
warrant rs In uniting In the
charges, but on the contrary be-
iieye that some OF the charges
are not well founded; therefore,
be IL
Resolved. That we do not con-
cur with the welfare committee
sin the presentation OF thc charges.
but believe that the board OF
visitors OF the Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute Is capable OF coping
with the situation"
II Was the consensus of opinion OF
the Richmond alumni that many oil
the charges were absurd and that q
majority of them related to customs
prevailing before Dir. Barrtnger be
came president OF the institution
Among the charges reviewed was thai
pr Barringer inaugurated dress
parade on Sunday: abolishing morn
ing prayer; allowed student guilty
OF drunkenness and OF cursing ar
officer to take his diploma: that a
bonfire celebrating football victory
was made with stolen wood and hoxer
far which the college had to pay sub
seauently.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
Schoolboy Suicide.

VIENNA. Feb. 25.-The recent
suicide of a schooiboy named Camille
Soekl because he had failed to pass
In Greek and Latin. bore fruit To-day
in the presentation to the Minister Of
Education OF a petition signed by
hundreds of parents. asking that the
number OF subjects taught n the
public schools be reduced and the
examination be made less severe.
Sockrs suicide was only one of a
dozen that have occurred among
school children over failures at their
studies. SockI shot himself through
the heart In the court s,rera hoiisc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
Chase City

chase CITY. VA. Feb. 2s.--Mrs,
Judd Robinson has with her. as r irs..
Mrs. John Hatch, Of walnut Hill. Char
lotte county.
Mrs, j. &. Booker. OF SUFFOLK, has
been visiting Mrs. G.. NJ. Boswell the
Mrs Ed. Powers Of Charlottesville.
II the guest or Mrs vi A. HroOckss
Ffty Of the young ladies from the
Scuthstde Female Institute. Will be en-
fertAirad BY q George Washington par
Nv this week. Friday. at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Boswell
The AFFAIR Ii given In coMplimeng to
the Hunday-scho0l class Of Mr.. HoSwell,
witch includes thirty-hve OF the lnstl-
,tntc young ladies'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
Death OF Mr.. Malone.

Especial to The Richmond virGinians ~
PAMPLIN CITY. Feb. 2e.--~1
Malone, OF Roanoke, who some yNAt4
ago married daughter OF Mrs. sLA1A.
rus Dawson. near here. and who fnGAa
some time has been Ill with conynmp
ton, has recently died. and WAG
buried in the Dawson family cemA
terry. M Tss HIN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
SIsorc,s.--~szoore
to The Richmond Virgi

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scoTTsvILI4E. VA. Feb. 25--Nor-
man Shores and Miss Edna Moore
were married several days ago at the
home of the brides parents BY the
Rev. Henry Brown The bride Is a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Moore.
Of Alhemarle county, and the groom
4 son Of Thomas Shores, prominent
farmer OF buckingham county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
Postmaster for Third Term.

WINCHESTER, VA. Feb. 25.--
Postmaster Bentley Kern is receiving
congratulations upon his reappoint-
ment for the third consecutive term
as postmaster at the local office Mr..
Kern has made an efficient executive.
and has brought the affairs OF the
Winchester post-office to a high state
of efficiency. The entire clerical force
will be retained as at present con-
stituted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25

The most popular preparation now in
use to make the hair grow and keep it
live and natural in appearance. Removes
dandruff. Opens up diseased oil cells,
which supply oil that Is necessary to keep
the hair from becoming dry and ifeless.
Stops II from falling out and splitting at
the ends. No oils, and absolutely harm
less. Price. 25c. See that you get
Blanks Quininc Hair Tonic, and take no
so-called just as good or just the same rem
edies. II your dealer hasn't it, phone us
and we viii deliver it at your home at
once. Our delivery system makes it
easy to get. Do not hesitate to phone.
We are sending to all parts Of the city
daily. Phone Madison 1854. Prepared
only by
j. M. BLANKS,
The Prescription Druggist,
Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
Daily Health Hint

sThe citric acid OF the orange II q
valuable medicine" says Harry Els
linEton Brook. Try an orange fast
fof q few days or weeks, eating moth
ff.x BIT ripe oranges. Better w6ffs
With this until late in February. II
WIN prepare you Tor the warm weAth-
az or spring. Hat IL your usual meal
times. and e1t sufIicient "a sstipfy
yourself r&jScttne the white ptth. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
Death Of HANOVER Man.

Mrs. Joseph b. McGee. OF Jame1sz
Mills, Hanover county, was In Rieh
mond Friday. and announced fle0
death OF her husband, after hrts&
illness, on January rs. Mr., Mcxa&&S
is survived by his widow and thxS
children. f9s s44Sz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
Heavy Snow a Emporia.

Especial 10 the Richmond Yirkdnian
EMPORIA. VA. Feb. x6.~ a6|
heavies. snow OF the winner ~ h6keR
1t began hailing Thursday m0rntnlESs
NJ, ard 1t was still falling th'ek aIi
fast at r. NJ. 81 Is ID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-25
PROTECT GAYN0R
FOR BIC CAMPAIGN
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Colfhors Says Murphy Had Votes
to Beat Him But Lacked
Nerve.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-wiiliam j.
Corners left to-day for Palm Beach
to resume the vacation which was
interrupted by the meeting of the
Democratic State Committee called
yesterday by Charles 4. Murphy, OF
Tammany Hall, to Dust him as chair
man. He goes back still chairman,
and well pleased with himself and
sneeringiy referred to the Murphy
lack of nerve" which. with plenty OF
votes to spare. was not strong enough
to carry out the purpose OF the meet
Arizona republican., 1910-10-18
Weekly Standing of
 Piano Contestants

The fol. wing report of the stand ing of the various participants in the Arizona Mercantile ct.mpany's piano contest shows some very close scores near. the top If the list. The high three may be said to be running al r,oct mack and neck.