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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-05-06
Comfort and
New Strength

Await the person who discovers
that long train of coffee ails can
be thrown off by using
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
PRESIDENT GIVEN AN
OVATION IN NEW YORK CITY
WHEN HE LANDED YESTERDAY.
HAS CHARACTERISTIC SMILE
National Salute of Twenty-One Guns
Fired by eattIeshp South Carolina,
as Greeting to the Former Presi-
dent

New York, n. Y, June 1S.-Former
President Theodore Roosevelt return.
ed today to New York. from a trip
through Africa and Europe, which last
ed fifteen months.
The steamer Kaiserin Auguste Vie
toria, on which he sailed from Eng
land June 10, entered New York har-
Dor at I o'clock this morning and was
greeted by the batteship South Caro-
lima with the national salute of twenty
one guns.
At $50, Roosevelt transferred to
the cutter Manhattan, where he was
welcomed by a number of personal
friends and relatives and Captain Ar
chibald w. Butt. representing Presi-
dent Taft
Shortly after this he was transferred
to the cutter Androscoggin which led
The water parade that took him up the
North river and down to the Battery
where he was officially welcomed by
Mayor Gaynor of New York
Al II O'Clock. bedecked with signal
flass and with guns from Fort Wads-
worth and Fort Hamilton booming out
in welcome, the Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria glide3 into quarantine
Immediately behind the big liner
came the six sh ps of the navy. with
the battleship South Carolina in the
van, while anchored in the roadstead
awaiting her coming was the United
States dispatch boat Dolphin with the
secretary of the navy on board.
Flanked by Mrs. Roosevelt. Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth and Kermit Roose
welt, the former president stood on the
flying bridge of the liner, high above
all decks OF the ship and with his
characteristic smile overspreading his
tanned countenance and shiny silk
hat in his hand he acknowledged
salutes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
SINCE WITHDRAWAL OF THE ELK
CITY CANDIDATE, HIS FRIENDS
COME OUT FOR CRUCE.
BILL WALKER A CRUCE MAN
Editor of the Clinton News, One of
the Most Influential Newspapers in
The Western Part of the State. Now
for Lee Cruce.

Clinton, Okla. June lS.-Since the
announcement Of the withdrawal OF
the Hon +. L. Herring from the race
for governor the prominent newspap-
ers and citizens have come out for
Lee Cruce.
Billy Walker, editor of the Clinton
News, one Of the most influential
newspapers in Western Oklahoma,
has declared for Cruce, since Herring 5
Withdrawal. Walker mas been county
clerk of Washita county for three
years and is considered one of the best
poliu,ian and newspaper men in this
part Of Oklahoma. He was offered a
place on the state board Of public af-
fairs, following Hoffman's resignation,
but declined it.
At every pace that Cruce has spok-
en-. there has been one big ovation.
Everyone seems for him and declare
he is the man for the democrats to
nominate ,as mis- election is a certain
ty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
We VIII Continue Our
June Sale of Muslin
Underwear and White
OOOdS For MondayL0nIV

After which date every article that has
been reduced for this sale will assume
the original price. If you haven't been
in our store during this sale,it will be
to your interest to come Monday. If
you have been, we invite you to come
again, as there will be many articles
marked down for the last day of this
white sale
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
TO GUST PACKERS
FROM MISSOURI
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF MIS-
SOURI, TO FILE PETITIONS TO
DUST FIVE COMPANIES.

jefferson City, Mo-, June 49,
Two petitions seeking to oust the
five meat packing companies from
Missouri, will be filed by Attorney
General Major Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
CHARGE TO
Be INVESTIGATED
SENATE COMMITTEE ON PRlVlL-
EGES AND ELECTIONS TO RE
PORT ON LoRlMER CASE.

Washington, d. c., June ia fun
investigation into the charges of brib-
cry against Senator Lorimer of Him
ois was decided upon today by the
senate committee on privileges and
elections.
An inquiry will be conducted during
the recess. No report will be made
until next December.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
RIGHT FOR STATEHOOD
At PRESENT SESSION
CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE COMMIT
TEE TO CONCUR IN THE. SEN
ATE AMENDMENTS.

Washington, ID. c., June 1S.-Chair-
man Hamilton of the house COM
nlittee on territories, announced this
afternoon that he would ask the
house 10 concur in all the senate
amendments to the statehood bill.
admitting Arizona and New Mexico.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19

Il :: 3: :: :. 8. .: - 3. :: :: :: - u :, F.:
Weather Forecast.

:; New Orleans, La, June 1S.- {:
!: The weather forecast for Okla {:
!: homa for Sunday is partly !:
:: cloudy. {:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
NO VERDICT DURING
PRESENT SESSION
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
WON'T REPORT ON BALLINGER
PlNcHOT FIGHT NOW.

Washington, June 1S.-Chances Of a
vestigating committee during the pres
ent session OF congress are very re-
mote.
The committee held a meeting be-
hind closed doors today, but it was
announced that an adjournment had
been taken until next Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY AGREED
TO THE CONFERENCE REPORT
ON THE BILL.
FOR THE PRESIDENT TO SIGN
No Amendment Offered, and One Of
the Administrations Pet Measures
Finally Succeeds of Passaee-To
President

Washington, ID. c., June 1S.-By a
viva yoce vote, which was practically
unanimous, the house today after
nearly two hours discussion. agreed
% the conference report on the rail
road bill.
No amendment was offered or
adopted.
The bill has now gone to the pre5i-
dent for his signature.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19

And a girl raises a racket every
time she plays tennis.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19

Many farmers were on the streets
yesterday from all portions of the
county. They report that cotton is
doing fine, but they all state that corn
needs a rain. The corn crop is not
hurt yet and will do we'll for several
days, but rain must come within q
week or ten days to insure a bumper
crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
CHARGE VIOLATION
ANTITRUST LAW
DISTRICT ATTORNEY FILES SUIT
AGAINST THE GREAT LAKES
TOWING COMPANY.

Cleveland, o.. June 1S.-Charging
violation of the Sherm"0 antitrust
law, District Attorney Day today fiji
ed suit in the United States district
court against Great Lakes Towing
company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19
Young Man from Sulphur Dead.

Frank sherman a young man who
has been i'll at the sanitarium in this
city where he was operated on last
April, died at that institution yesterday
afternoon at five o'clock.
His parents reside in Sulphur where
his remains were taken for burial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-19

FOR SALE-One Al. p.
Wagner electric motor, good
as new, at half price.
Jones-Everett Machine Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
PUT IS GHlRBED
BY Mn, GAIllnGEn
Secretary Of Interior thinks 81.
fort Being Made to Ruin
Him Politically. r
BLOW AT PRESIDENT
fnsurgent Movement characterized
Is Species of Hysteris Ex-
poets vindieatign.
BIow AT PRESIDENT

4 ST PAIL. MINI March LIZ
The Nffo1e thing l. purely ana sim
ptxia rirautic conaniraras5 n i 0haect
"a vhich' n II, rsln n : noIiticsilv. ana
fkkc67A me, Is strikt a-btow ii Pres
T4iiH fsfkfAf1onf ~ ! s1sn ia nv secres.
Aafv NJ fhe Interior finiiinrer Il the
f5ntfsX press hers tnsTrvs. He shar-
sdferixad .thA .;inaursS,,t moveu1sf,t..
- = .sueeiss ~ hvstsrfs. 49,
.~---4srh = .t,,,,,trx- A. rrrfrasslv siow,v.
All sAeo slpwlr 10 A.Ilf nsH.s ne said
II izase ,keen chafihss ,.1dkf me delay
vitens Is1cf A souroF4sdity 10 present
the 9y3dStcts IN ~ bShAlf. / feel GER
fsff4 81 asail ba vindirafed
Isa<1flH .sr,nSSttfxav h~aJr.s ms o;as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
FOR ROAD BETWEEN
NELSON AND ALBEMARlE
Charter Granted to Rockfish Val
ley Railroad Company for
This Purpose

: Fifty thousand dollars will be ex-
pended by the Roekfish Valley Rail-
ruad Company in building q read If
teen miles long runaing between Nell
son and Albemarle counties. This
fact became known "Wednesday, when
\ the company took out charter at
the Office of the corporation commits
sion.
The charters granted Wednesday
were:
Rockfish Valley Railroad Company.
Lynchburg. Va. Sedgwick Kistler.
president, Lock Haven. Pa: ". O.
Bentley, president, Lock Haven,
Pa. =. II. Coleman. DR.. secretary,
Lynchburg, Va Capital stock: Max
imum, $4,000; minimum, $4,000.
Objects and purposes: To build a rail-
road fifteen miles long In the coun-
ties OF Nelson and Albemarie.
Farmers Bank of Amherst, Ineor-
porated. Amherst. Va. w. Fl. SAN
dtdge. president. w. F. Massie, vice.
president; Stickley Tucker. secretary.
Maximum, $50, zoe; minimum. $1o.-
GOO. Objects and purposes: Banking
business.
appalachian Record Company. In
ccrpnrated. Roanoke, Va. DR.. I. G.
+ Whtte, president, Morgantown. W.
Z Va. w. ID. Robert, president,
Roanoke. Va r. a. Schubert. Sec
Rotary and treasurer. Roanoke. Va.
Capital stock: Maximum. $4,000;
minimum, $I,9a9. ota55eets and par
poses; Publish newspaper.
ga R. q. Hbltzman Company. 1ncor-
paratcd, Alexandria, Va. u. ii. Ride
nenr, Jr.. president; w, s. McCar-
thy, vice-p presidents. Juhn oHagan,
secretary or Washington. d c.
4 Capital stock. Maximum, $4,000,
mluimtin, $1,000 Object sand pur-
nosas: Real estate business
washington Riding Company. In
eorporated, Alexandrias Va. w. n
Emo, president, washington, D. CT; a.
Baker Greene, secretary, Washing
( ton, ID, G., G. p. Russell, Washing
ton, ID. C. Capital stock: Maximum
stfeo, 600: minimum, $4,000. Obs
sieete ana purposes: Real estate husis
hefs. IA
1 The Thompson & Lester Company.
4neorporated. Newport News. Va. u
III Thompson. president; i X. WIKI
ms. celtrexident; r, c, Lester, ssc.
rotary and Treasurer in Of Newport
News, Va. CAPITAL stock; Maximum.
x1b.bU0 Ifiin.ffiuni, 81, 800 .3 hserts
and purpoxef.s Real estate business.
The Old Dominion Table Works. In
rOrporafed, Norfolk. Va ". a. Hall.
III r firss; ,rrsttsut.
y hi. A. Hall, secretary--ali Af elutfptk.
Capital stock Maximum. 3s6.009s
I(lna11Sar M 900. Objects mn p4r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
FEAR 4 DEADLOCK
on RAILROAD BILL
Senatorial, Insurgents and Demo
erats Join Forces to Defeat
Administration Measure.

wASHIN0TON2s .. c.. Anrch l7s--A
deadlock extending the present sessteri
of Congress into the dog days. ~
Senator, Bailey ssxpressed It, h In pros.
pect over the administration.s railroad
BILL 49,
The insurgents of the Senate have
Joined hands with the Democrates In q
determined effort to defeat the meas.
IRE and the standardization senator's
realizing that every word spoken VIII
prolong the long drawn out Battle.
have begun their Tight by =. cxanpnilf
Of silence Not even did senator El4
kins, chairman. or the committee ~fe .
porting the bill. present any Argns
merits In It's favor yesterday when the
debate opened.
When no senator IL ready 70
speak" he said frankly In reply ID
tau1Its from senator Bailey. Cumfntnss
and others, Il purpose 10 ASK FOR "A
vote III hrt1ar want to speak u 4
an after fer me 10 decide. What want
Is .tne sSotes. want ~ expedite this
bfii and sometimes you ersn accom- !
paixis stst s1lsprs By net Win ri y, i
Il 50. Mr.. Efkins sat sthfiinkly siteAt
while THE insurgents pub1teans and
Democrats hurled BRICK bats At thS
measure. Senator Bailey declared
that the administration. was trying t.,
attempt wnuld fatl -
I'VE may be discussing this bin In
the dog dayss he exclaimed Senator
CumnIins, chief insslrgent. who talked
nest OF the afternoon. did not hall
finish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
STILL NO TRACE
f0f Nnss|AG man
Friends OF James Moore Who Dis
appeared January q, SHs-
peet Fonl play.

spes;ial 20 The nich,nond NirsiniAa.
NORFOLK. VA. Maren 1T,4A-Miss-
ms since January 70, friends OF James
Mscr- fear he has met with Foul play
AZ. Moore WAS formerly employed by
the Norfolk silk Mills and boarded
with "A A RpuShtofi ia Myers avenue,
He-xas M k-sII@ 4 ~ cid assts sssss
known to carry large sums Of money
On his person. He is said to have been
what many people call close with his
money.
He often spoke of his little .goident
hatred aeghters who lives somewhere
III the State OF Maine. Moore came to
this section from the Pine Tree State
and took up his abide With Mx, Rough.
ton. lie left new suit of clothes. d
cuit-casu and several. suits Of under
wear at the Roughton home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
FEDERAL COURTS
REFUSE To ACT
Southern Railway Charged With
Repudiating Rates, But Only
Commission Can Interfere.


The United States Circuit Court ei
Appeal. by a decision just handed
down. has refused to enjoin the South
ern Railway Company from repudi-
ating certain ihrnnxfl- ira Tic rates
made with. the Tennessee Central rail-
road. holding that tbe matter rests
exclusively with the Interstate Com
raeree Gem mission. n rs s g,ssas
This decision. or refusal to act. Is
viewed as of tbs utmost fmnbr lance
among railway men and shippers
since 1t establishes precedent af the
nnwilIingness OF the Federal courts
10 interfere with trasflc rates and
schedules and throws the burden upon
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
which can, according to present rules,
be reached only through complaints
OF unjust regulations regarding the
handling and movement Of Interstate
traffic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
,sea: Manufacture tables and FUR

poses; Manufacture tables and FUR
ntture. @
Southland Publishing Company, In
corporafed, NoTfoIk, Va. Edwin Wal
ter. PRESIDENT; w G. Dasis.. vice.
presidents n. w. Atkinsony secretary
and treasurer--alI Of Norfolk. Capt.
tai stock. Maximum, $4,000; mini
mum. $4,000. Objects and purposes;
Publishing business. f.S
Public Health and District Nursing
Association. CharIott6aville, Va. c.
II. walker, president; C, w. Hulfish.
president: q. II. Richie. secfe-
tary--ail of Charlottesville. Va. Cap
itaI stock None. objects and pyr-
poses; Charity and benevoience
The American Special Sales and
Salvage Company, Incorporated.
Conrtlands. Va. n. w. Skinner. presi-
dent: A. G. Morgan. vice-president:
Charles Green. secretary--ali OF
Washington, y. G. Capital stock
Maximum. $4,000: minimum. $4,000.
Objects and purposes: Merchandise
and brokerage business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17

Insurgents Iufiict stint inr
feat on Question q Ccn'psii
lively Trivial Importance u

WAsFIINaTQN. 81 c.. " g.
1nsurgent Republicans and Dott36 IN
have never befcre @-fnsnrged, u
by the Democrats .overruled 4Nl " 7!
cnhiiun agNs4&eSdAy's ~ q -
order brought up originally BIZ VI
resshtAtire CftinaFa1ber ~ t1Jlxs
consideration ID, n resolution 70 nxnM1
an unitnpoftaht asSSkdikekt u fiI1
census law. The speaker really -
fered two defeats. Hrsf upon : nl1t4g3
to postpone. siderAttens 81 4113
sentative Fitzgefald' . appeal dor ~ ~
decision of the ciiafr until t0s y
rev, anaa second al ssn the Att5o1 VI
sElfsl 94s4 a. 49, Elm 34lz
before submitting .hs second m N
ton to the HOUSE. Z. Speaker Gil
made an unprecedented speech. ii Il d
ne declared he Aaad 10 pkidE ~ N4<*G
n.y. In. the result and thae h48y1~
not ciathed With any more s1l3@
than any speaker that h4d pkSs1
had. IL am aoverruled, m n - n
the result will prove that RI al s1)D@|
d colossus astfida Oh tNe H6p@
The vUte aSainst TIE spxa G|
1863 to Ill F'arty-two RSb0blie
voted with the Democrats. WE asa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
SEVERAL CASES SUBMITTED.
! N THE SUPREME COURT

.s PfocsAdings Of the supreme Couri
or Appeals: 800 &
Carnegie Trust Company et Als. vs.
6eoaeity Life Insaranr Company oil
Amcrica.. Jnc.. ct ais Fully argued
w; VIII. Mefsxfith fur appellant. and
submitted. g .&a -
FISHER VIZ borden 1t aia ARGUED
hy E.ST. Green for appAllnes and sub.
johnson 4vs. williams at eAis., trus.
teea, ct I'll. Ar1nsd BY John N. Be-
brells Tor appellant and r. nv. With
ers for appellee, and suprnttted.
IL hiinfrk vi. Wouda. Submitted on
bfiefx & s9 gx8s r. s.Ssss79sss ~ sss
Next eases to BE- called. - zx 49,
Lanknrd VI Virs1niasAar Line Rail-
way Garkrn f1ys+ Gnntfnaed. u "a
6o4afhekn Railway Goimpany vs.
Fosier-a Administrator. Continued.
iAfttropoiitaa J1ifa Insurance Com
pAhx ~ HaysiHtt. sxs
tn i1oldswoEth W.. c. W. Cfowder q
Bro. s Canttnued. ~ ssss q a Xse4s
Woolfolke -et- abs VS. Graves at ais
City Of Richmond w. EchpnberEer,
by. etc: Munk VS. ExpostdQn D~<p-
water Pier sCofpofatioT 81 sis: I'D
monsoon & Reeks. reoeitera. ~. Potts
Adniinistrator;. Norfolk and West
.ern Railway Companys ~ Etone, con-
tInutal; Lane Bros. COMPANY W. Ber-
nafd's AdministrAtor; Norfolk and
q. VI Railway Company W. ConsoIi-
dated Turnpike Company. and Wick
ham q Northfup. receivers, vs. Green
being Nos. ~. 10 -, Inclusive, on
argument docket.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
.HUsT|hgs COURT JURY
REDUCES LIQUOR FINE
Asks for Cleineney for Negro
Who Bought Whiskey for
Youth.

The fine OF 500 imposed on John
Taylor. eoloreds IN Police, Court some
weeks ago for buying whiskey for a
minor was reduced 10 $50 by, "a jury
ia the Hastings Court Wednesday.
II. Taylor bought half a pint OF corn
liquor for Robert Kirk. student at
the Fork unton Military academy, III
Fiuvaflna county. when this lad, tn
Eesher with three Of ais fellow sru-
aents.g came 70 Richmond to pastici-
pate In = track athletic meet The
neerps while admitting that he pur-
chased the whisker with money fur
nisfed him by. young Kirk claimed
that he was under the Impression the
lieuor was intended for one Of the
ether Fork Union students who. ne
thought, was United States regu-
larst ~ Ss9s4 So III zssHS
4. The tury recommended ciemency,
believing that tine nfsro acted partly
I'm ignofafsce. at " NJ
u 49, r. A.. b -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
VIRGINIA FORESTS
REPORTED BURNING

sgsriuRAYl SvA.s March ly,-A-Dastrsaekfse
fof9st sfirss are raginH IN many tec-
tiuns of the 6hAnanAneh Valley They
fnlns ard bic Rfue RthHe Az niEbt
tfl4 raifey Tor III cntfre MhBth II III !
lui9stfsAd fiit %iUss 10 ttfnhef Ind bark
thkSYeats Il disndHlt ~ eettluAte, 81
ink, Il. III sl0ee not totally AfAtrcy th0u-l
sailde ot, dpllArA WORTH Ut bark tins
b4f, wift READER Il unft ~ aprfns
ny the rAyages OF the flre M hAfis
timber tng 13sfUrd Tanning Company
OF Luray, with headquarters In BAlti-
more, 4rill ~ thu hsts lte4t lcEAE ThesS
fiFe.a NJ MkNH ynSt4u6oh haSe been
s siessss is a se Is s Ss seu
sanas sof ra4G1os AwAt0h hrs each year
turned out - tffsss tnshtitain rangss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
MURDER CHARGES
sOBB|NGLY DENIED
Alleged Aeeompliee in Staying
of Husband Tells Her
Story
-~--
DECLARES JEALOUSY
WAS UNREASONABLE
Says Husband Allowed Her to go
to Europe With Brother-in-
law and Accept Money
From Him.

W ESkA. I'LL, March 17.--
Heartbroken at the hostility shown
by former neighbors. and stung by
their Kisses as she left the Jail under
the escort of Sheriff Hicks, Mrs. Lucy
sayier, widow of Banker Sayier, sob
bed bitter denial OF the charges
against her to-day to the wife of DIR.
William X. Miller, who is Jointly ac-
cuSeu with Mrs. Sayler of having MUIR
dered the iatter's husband. In her
appeal for sympathy, the woman pris-
efieE. unmindfui Of listeners. betrayed
the whole answer OF the defendants Ia
the Indictment that nr Miller. aided
and abetted by Mrs. Lucy SayIer aud
her father. John Gtuuden, did .detib-
efately and wiifuliy murder John by
ron Sayier"
In the hospital cell Of the Jail, Mrs.
Sayier, wreck OF her former self,
: ssvs,-tfrts- rurttgt .------ --
Ipr. Miller and are accused Of
numbering my husband because our
relations were not proper That Is a
wicked lie. Our friendship was pure
~ platonic. DIR. Miller. as the friend
OF my husband. took me riding. hunt
ING and fishing. Sometimes Mr.. Say
Ter and yeu lMrs. Msllerl went along.
8 ~ friendship for Peter Yeast, OF Pc
orta, was the same as that for DIR.
Miller lie took me to Europe at the
request OF BY fSayIer), and we stay-
cd several months BY did not OBJ
leet. because he had no reason
Mrs. sayier then told how weast,
her millionaire brot h6r-i in law, bought
her clothes, iine furnishings and china
ware. besides paying her daughter
Golaa's tuition at seminary Had II
ia Ia a
have had S5,eoo touring car this
spring. Mrs. Sayler said
Was Bankrupt.
by was a bankrupt. but kept the
fact secret Mrs Sayier continued,
"A short time before he was killed he
came 70 me to go to Mr.. weast for
$500. I got the money for him. He
mad no more reason tn be jealous
of DR. Miller than he had to be of
other men who We're my friends But
he became insanely jealous and at
tackled DR. Miller with a Ratchet the
day DIR, Miller killed him.
When he passed me brandishfnw
the weapon that day / fled from the
house. | saw him attack DIR. Miller
and after ran cut heard the shots
that ended his life. BY never object
ed to my assooiating with other men
until he tried 70 kill DIR. Miller.
Know no jury VIII ever believe the aw-
/ full lies that are being told about me
and Br. siittter and others In the trial
can't believe thoy think Of hang
Ing me. A msrciful God will not per-
matt them 10 strangie me tn death be-
cause my husband. in his anfounded
jealousy, forced another man to kill
him in seif-tfufsnsa'
Mrs. Sayfer said she knew they
wenid try 10 make 1t appear she Was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-17
TO ENFORCE RIGID
ATTENDANCE RULE
ssunc.e joe peeved at Recent Loss
Of Appropriation for
Automobile.

WASHINGTON. March It'll e.
after all members Of the HOUSE must
Ee In their seats when each days ses-
sion begins and must remain on the
floor until the House ad5ourris.
Thfs decision was reached .by The
lea iers tpzday because of thA defaai
of the Republicans BY the Detnocfats
and Insurgents last night when The
appropiL atloh Tor the speakers anto-
mcbi.gsys stricken from tho ssxeua-
tive hiii. ! - T
NJ Aisn House anNeu4d ta-day
emily ii carporais guard was present
Representative uNfEnt the Republl-
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