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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
WOODRUFF COMES TO
BACK UP BARNES
Says No State Committeeman Asked
Tart About That Craftsmanship.

Chairman Woodruff of the Repub-
lican State committee came back yes
terday from his camp in the Adiron-
dacks and after powwowing with Mr.
Barnes and other old guard Republi-
cans he was able TO reach he gave
out statement last night explaining
his side OF the happenings at the
meeting OF the State committee when
Mr.. Roosevelt was turned down for
temporary chairman OF the State con-
yention aud Vice-President Sherman
was selected in his place. The state
ment, which was revised several
times before Il was given to the
newspaper men, was a repetition for
the most part of that made by Mr..
Barnes at the Republican State head
quarters on Tuesday night.
Mr.. Woodruff in his statement fol-
lows the example set in the statement
made by Mr.. Barnes and does not
attempt TO answer the charge made
by President Taft that he had no
idea that Mr.. Sherman was to be
named and that on the contrary when
II was suggested TO him that there
might be some opposition TO the pro
posal to name Mr.. Roosevelt as the
NNAAfNA a. Nhdll man OF the COnNen-
ton the President insisted that be-
fore anything was done both Mr..
Roosevelt and Chairman Griscom OF
the Republican county committee
should be consulted.
Mr.. Woodruff Processes to have no
knowledge of the whisperings which
Air. Ward and Mr.. Barnes set going
among the members of the commit.
tee Just before the meeting was call
ed 10 order that Mr.. raft had ap-
proved OF the selection OF Mr.. Sher-
man. As matter OF fact M. Wood.
run just after the meeting said to
a group OF reporters, one of whom
was Sun reporter. that Mr.. Sher-
man would not have been chosen
had Mr.. Taft not said over the long
distance telephone that the selection
OF Mr.. sherman for the temporary
craftsmanship OF the convention was
thoroughly agreeable 20 him. Presi.
dent Taft in his letter 70 Mr.. Griscom
has said that the first intimation he
had that Mr.. Sherman was a candi.
date for the place were the reports
he read in the newspapers on the
morning after the meeting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
lRrnea z. kcenc Ill

James X. Keene, the noted New
York financier and horsemsn. was
taken seriously i'll with pneumonia a
the Phoenix hotel. in Lexington. XIV.
Physicians were summoned. and hi.
brother-in-la Major r A. Danger
held, hurried over TO the scene In ar
automobile from his country estate al
Casteleton. near Lexington.
MIR. keene arrived here from New
York. accompanied only by his valet
After an examination the physicians
announced Mr.. Keene's condition I,
be serious. His relatives in the east
have been teiegraphed and are hurry
ing TO his bedside
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Kills Wife as Child Looks On.


With mis- eight-year-old daughter
pulling and begging him not to Kill
her mother. George ID. Derry. a mo
rocco worker. aged forty years. killed
his wife almost Instantly at their
home. 622 West Second street. vii
mington. Del. by almost severing her
head with a razor
Elizabeth. the little daughter. wit
messed the tragedy. and when her
father turned and allowed his wifes
form 70 fall TO the floor. she ran fran.
tically from the room and down 10 the
lower rooms. where she screamed for
help
After leaving the house Immediately
after the tragedy. Derry lighted cigar
with the utmost unconcern. but when
be got TO the street the news of the
anair had reached some OF the neiSh
bors he had TO fee. lie ran into the
drug store of Mayor j. Harvey Spru-
ance, at Second and Monroe streets.
where he was arrested by a police.
man.
Mrs. Derry was dressing In her bed.
room when her husband entered. Lit.
tie Elizabeth had been assisting her.
and they paid no attention to DeIry
when he entered. A quarrel that had
been renewed between the husband
and wife only few minutes before was
barely mentioned, when Derry stepped
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
New Head Of Mine. aur..u.

DR.. J. A. Holmes. chief OF the tech
biological branch OF the geological sur.
Vey. was appointed by President Taft
director OF the new bureau of mines.
He succeeds George Otis Smith. who
has been acting director since July 1.
The appointment OF Dr. Holmes
came as complete surprise. re was
known as one OF the men In the in.
terror department who was regarded
by Secretary Ballinger as inimieal 20
him. He was labeled by Mr. Ballinger
as one OF the snakes" whom he lp
tended TO Kill"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

Morris. business associates OF Hol
brook, said they knew of no reason
why HolbroOk. who formerly lived in
Philadelphia, should commit suicide.
Two painters working high up on
the north side OF the building saw the
man kicking and waving his arms. az
II making futile efforts to save him
self. He swept down. his straw hat
sailing after him. Where the man
came from. how II happened that he
was flying through the air. are things
that have not yet been explained. The
painters saw him first in the air above
them. So far as they knew he might
have been dropped from a passing
airship.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
DIRECT CONFLICT WITH Girls.
COM

Another point on which there is
a hisag cement of fact between the
assertions made in the Woodruff
statement and the statement made by
Mr.. Griscom after the meeting is that
in which Mr.. Woodruff asserts that.
much TO his surprise and entirely
without warning, Mr.. Griscom when
the sherman resolution was brought
up moved 10 substitute the name Of
Roosevelt for sherman.
Mr.. Woodruff says that Mr.. Girls
com was around the Republican Club
for fully an hour before the meet
ing OF the committee was held and
that he had full knowledge that the
name of Mr. sherman was TO be pre-
scented as the choice of the commit
tee for temporary chairman Mr.
Griscom has said that he had not the
least idea that a resolution naming
Mr.. Sherman was to be presented I'M
til he was told of the scheme a few
minutes before the meeting and that
when he heard of il and protested
against the contemplated action he
was told that the resolution would
be put through because il had been
Sanctioned by the President
Mr.. Griscom replied TO Barnes,
Ward. Woodruff. and some of the 9th
er leaders of the regulars that he
was certain that the President had
not agreed TO il. because the situa-
ton was one that he had talked over
with the President a day or two be-
fore. He asked that the voting on
the resolution should be postponed
until he had had an opportunity of
getting into communication with the
President. The appeal was rejected.
When Mr.. Woodruff reached town
yesterday he made an appointment
with the newspaper men TO meet him
at the State headquarters at $50
in the evening. when, he said, he
would have ready for publication a
statement giving his side of the stu
alton. When the reporters arrived
at headquarters at the hour named
the statement was waiting for them,
but they were informed that Mr.
Woodruff had gone TO his home in
Garden City two hours before. This
was the statement which Mr.. Wood
run left:
Nothing that has transpired since
the meeting of the Republican State
nor anything that has been
said since then should mislead any
one as TO the conditions or the situa-
tion which then existed.
In accordance with the precedent
established two years ago in the Sc
lection of Senator Root as temporary
chairman of the State convention I
and some of those who have been
associated with me in the manage
ment OF the Republican party through
the two last political campaigns met
the night before the meetings of the
state committee. and after the con-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Heavie.t Baby Gil

girl weighing fifteen pounds and
fourteen ounces was born TO NJ. and
Mrs. Michael J. McGinty. OF Frank.
lin. Pa. The weight was made on &C.
ourate scales by DR.. II. p. Hammond
OF Franklin, who says he believes this
a record for girls. The medical records
tell Of a few boys weighing sixteen
pounds, but no girls weighing within
three or four pounds OF that figure.
This is the tenth child in the McGinty
family. the others being boys. Tn
father is a laborer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
4.7ss.sss PEOPLE IN Nav Vo,.

Census returns show the population
OF Greater New York 70 be 4.7s6. sss
an increase OF 1.32s.6Sl. or $50 per
cent. as compared with S.4SI. 2O2 in
1900.
Census returns by boroughs are.
Manhattan. 2.33l542- Bronx. 4sO.sSO:
Brooklyn. 1.634351. an increase o.
464.76S. or 4O.1 per cent: Richmond.
$500; Queens. 2S4.04I.
New York thus holds its position as
the second city of the world
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR weak
winter clear, $4MA25: city mills ran
cy. $646.4U.
RYE FLOUR steady. at s4G4.1O pei
barrel.
WHEAT quiet; No. , red, new. sI.OI
G1.O2.
CORN steady; No. yellow, local
esq zoe.
OATS quiet: No. white. 3SI64
39c.: lower grades. 3Sc.
POULTRY: Live steady; hens. 166
l6hc.; old ROSTERS, IL y q l2c. Dress
&c hrm; choice fowls. IKE; old roos-
ters, 13c.
BUTTER hrm: extra creamery. 33c.
EGGS steady: selected, 80 a 32c. /:
nearby, 26c.: western 26c
POTATOES quiet. at 5oc6$l.5O per
barrel. as TO quality
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
$4,000 salary Eer wsm,n.

Mrs. Annie McConkey has been
elected TO succeed her late husband.
Senator Edwin c. McConkey. as sec.
rotary and treasurer OF a York. Pa
insurance company.
The election occurred at a meeting
Of the board OF directors OF the com
pAny after due consideration. Mrs.
McConkey. II is estimated. will draw a
salary OF $1,000 a year.
This IL probably one OF the largest
salaries paid 20 woman in the Unit
ed States
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
PIunees From 2e-storv sviIdIro.

Crowds on Park Row. In New York
stopped. Mortified at the sight of a
mans body hurting through the air
from the roof of the twenty six-story
Park Row building.
The body crashed into the skylight
OF the six-story building adjoining and
became TANNED in the machinery OF
the elevator. IL was hardly recogniz
able.
Al hrst II was supposed the man
who was Identified by papers on his
body as Edgar II. Holbroolx. an insur
ance solicitor and collector. OF eeO
Broadway. had chosen a sensational
method OF committing suicide. AT the
once OF an insurance company at 2so
broadway. C. Pritchard and Wilbur
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Woman MODS Victim.

Dangling from trestle Just outside
Graceville Fla, were found the bodies
OF Ed Christian. colOred. charged will
shooting Deputy Sheriff Allen Burns
and Hattie Bowman. also colored
She had been arrested on the charge
Of being implicated in the crime.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

What was acknowledged by the doe
show judges 70 be the finest bull.
dog in the world. and one for which
Its owner, Walter Jeneries, refused
$4,000 a few weeks ago. has just died
suddenly in London. II was named
Dick Stone. He was a grandson OF
Rodney Stone. for which Richard Gro.
ker paid $4,000
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

up behind his wife as she stood befor,
a mirror. pulled her head back BY
grasping her by the hair and pulled
the razor once across the left side OF
her neck
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Car Kills Trann.d Mr.

Siler Cole. yard conductor for the
Buffalo & Susquehanna railroad. was
held prisoner in frog until run down
by car at Galeton, Pa. His leg was
crushed 10 the hip aud he died
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
Live Stock Market.

PITTSBURG (Union Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice AZ 5o2T7s.
prime. $71cn74O.
SHEEP firm: prime wethers. S46O4
40; culls and common. S2d3: lambs
$54 5.15; v al calves. $l0d1O75.
HOGS higher; prime heavies, 50. 60
$s.s0Qss5: light Workers. tssoGs'TO:
pigs. s9Qs.50: roughs. sS6s5O.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

Mother and Three Daughters Drowned
While returning from a picnic in 3
rOwboat. Mrs. W. J. DENIAL and her
three young daughters. OF Cincinnati
were drowned in the Licking river
Their rowboat ran into submerged
log and upset
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

Young man. marry LONELY girl Is
you are fond OF good biscuits. All a
pretty girl knows about dough Is e.
spend if.-Chicago News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10

Will Meet In Richmond Next Year.
The Atlantic Deeper Waterways as.
ISOLATION accepted the Invitation or the
southern delegates to hold next years
convention in Richmond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-10
HOPING FOR A COMPROMISE.

Although Mr.. Woodruff in the lat
ter part of his statement implies that
he expects a fight at the Saratoga
convention, particularly on the direct
nominations question, and that he is
ooking forward with pleasure TO such
a fight in the convention because
"the best thought of the Republican
party will be there expressed" it
can be said that Mr.. Woodruff, like
Mr.. Barnes and Mr.. Wefd. is already
planning TO bring about some kind
OF compromise. They are more than
willing TO drop Mr.. Sherman Gin the
interests OF harmony" as they call
1t, and are willing TO agree to the
naming OF a man for temporary
chairman who will be acceptable to
the machine and to The progressive
faction. The suggestion was made
yesterday that the selection of such
a man for the craftsmanship as Fred
Greiner, the Republican boss Of Erie,
ought 10 be acceptable TO both sides.
II Mr.. Griscom's advice Is taken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

ths WsrlaN TsaaA.
The United States lsads the word N an
exporter 81 tobacco. having napplisd over
Sal 100000 worth % tobacco and manm-
fActures Of tobacco which enferSd inter
national markets last year.
In the exportAtson a. mnmueAceursd
tobacco Cuba 10 &C tho hsad % ehs No with
a total Of elS!000.O 900. compared with
Moo. 600 for the United Kln@dom. es.1B0.-
co for the United atAbsa. Sa.soo.Oo0 fsr
Netherlands. q "a. 600 for Egypt. o. .soo.eoo
each for Germany and RFazll. O 100000
for France. n l0na.Nn fnF I.nan. or a.
tobacco exported from tho United SeAass
about n par cent. h In ths mAnufsOturod
form. and from Cuba about - pr cent.
Tho tobacco crop Of the United senAsa
In 1909 was 7ls.0oo.00O pounds. valued a.
s7s. 000. 900; the valus Of domestic manu-
features. according 20 the csnNua Of iaos.
s3si. 900 600: the rsvenus derived from do
nestle tobacco In ieos. 60. oo0. 900. and ne
toeal duties colleces1 "a lznportsd tobacco
In the fiscal year 100. %. 100000.
Germany and the United States are chs
worid's leading markets for tobacco. snys
the Espovtsys' Rssfss. 0ermany bsinR
credited with sss 900 900 worth Of imports
and tho United States with sso.oooooo
worth Of imports az that ARTICLE. counpared
with s5s 600 900 worth imported INFO ths
United Kingdom and sio0oo.ooo into Aus
tria-Hungary. Countries importing b.
tween ss.0oo.oe0 and si0.oeo.eoo worth Of
tobacco annually include Fr4nos. nsl-
Rium. Netherlands and Canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10

| N was vel known xhsre that ne refugees
IN England. heaAsd b. Mazsini. were
from tho safe refuge tl,ny had found In
knaland tahinG advuataRs of thu difi-
oultiss n Austria oaunsd by eha 9chlsuwtg-
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plots against the Austrian and italian
0ovsrnmsnts. u wns thought oArinAidi
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the mMchhnations % thee outlaws who
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circumstances Lady WosemorAnnd was
Nm mvaluAhle reporter Of puddle and Gov
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Countess Pauline N4Als's sistsr. who Az
ludss % "thls hovEshae war And 20 W.
arc brought 20 tn point where Uniled
Germany Wa created On q dilfsFsnt hasis
from that protested IN lsSs. a. 80 have
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the tender esntiuRsns whish b grztefui
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-14
MISS GOLDlE REDlNGER
Well Known fo."s Lady of Aber.
deem Achieves Fame in Dramatic
Art in San Francisco.

A recent issue of the San Francisco
Dramatic Review contains a full page
photo of Miss Goldie Redinger, of Alb
erdeen, who is studying for the stage
in that city, and speaks highly of her
fitness and ability in her chosen pro-
fession. Speaking of the subject OF
the picture, the Dramatic Review
says:
The Dramatic Review once again
calls attention to the talent and beau
ty of a Western girl. On our front
page is a splendid likeness of Louise
Redinger, who has talent of a high
order in comedy roles, and who is also
exceptionally good in strong, emotion
al parts. In addition to a handsome
appearance, Miss Redinger has beau
tiful meZzosopranO singing voice that
has gained her fame in light opera
work. In the last few years she has
worked principally along dramatic
lines and her future in this work will
demonstrate an unusual fitness and
ability"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-14
WHY SOCIALISM GROWS.
Special Privileges That Protection
Guarantees to the Few.

In these days, when 50 many easy
going people are alarmed at the growth
Of Socialism. the time is opportune to
point out some of our economic cOndi-
tons which favor the movement.
The Johnstown Ua.D Democrat hits
the nail on the head when it says
that 1.-THE protective tariff was never
anything but socialstic." A few mo-
ments' reflection will make this clear.
Socialism means that we should all
look to the government to guarantee
us living. Protectionism means that
the protected classes look to the gov
eminent to guarantee them living.
What Is the difference? Only that the
socialism of protection is partial and
one sided. whereas orthodox socialism
is indiScri:ninaiing. We are living un-
der Il Socialistic government today,
| but Il government that distinguishes
between class and class. il government
that guarantees one class Il living and
more than Il living-nt the expense OF
the classes not SO favored.
| Whoever enjoys IL government priv
ilege ought to be the last to condemn
socialism. because he lives by it. And
yet these are the first persons to shout
out dersively that this or that scheme
Is sociaistic whenever any compre-
hensive reform is advocated which.
by giving men greater control over
their own livelihoods. would lead away
from socialism and discourage the
feeling which SustainS it.
I Protectionism makes an excellent
training school for socialism. 1t leads
men to think that the government and
not themselves is the architect of their
own fortunes. The man who is used
to a privilege to lean upon will not
rely on himself The true antidote for
socialism is freedom to produce wealth
and freedom to exchange it without
having to pay anybody for the priv
tlege Of doing either.
T. SCANLON.