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y. VI. &. \. Notes.

The mem bership campaign was a
warm number last Friday evening.
Companies a and 3 rendered pro.
gram that will ever be remembered
The hour is waxing. warmer and
warmer. The judges stand Is now in
sight. Men do your best.
Prof. j. w. Barco made the lesson
last Saturday as usual very helpful
90 all who attended
The meetings in the city home for
/ last Sunday were good. We are glad
TO know that more men are joining
this committee.
Two prisoners were led 20 accept
viour last Sunday. Do not stop men.
Keep at it.
Gen. Sec. S. c. Burren spoke TO men
in the penitentiary last Sunday.
Twelve prisoners accepted Christ
The boys meeting last Sunday was
good. Prof. J. II. Rhorer gave the
boys a special address. Subject:
Precious Jewels"
Never before has DR.. d. Webster
Davis spoken as he did last Sunday.
Subject: 1.-The Devils Advice TO the
Young Men" The Doctor took a de-
cided stand for righteousness. This
address is being passed on to the
other fellow and will be for ages TO
come. We are working for the men
and boys and we must help them
q Mr.. j. NJ. Daily sang a special solo.
The meeting was a breaker.
Come today p NJ. TO the expla
nation on the Sunday School lesson
at the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
Men be on time Sunday ready fol-
hard work and the other man.
All boys are invited to the meet
ing for boys Sunday p M. at the
~. NJ. c. A. building. Mothers send
Your boys.
The great mass meeting for men
will be at the Pythian Castle Sun
day, $3.50 p. NJ. Rev. Charles l.
sSomers, Pastor of the St. Philips f
Church. will address the men. Sub
ject: Our Responsibility for ouI
Weaker Brother" Special music will
be rendered by an orchestra, under
the directions OF Prof. Nelson S. Har
ris. Bring the other man. Be on time
4
All women are invited to the
Easter offering for the Y. M. c. A.
BY women Sunday, $3.50 P. M. at
the True Reformers' Hall. DR.. r. "
Peyton, Pastor OF the Sixth Mount
Zion Baptist Church will address the
women. Subject: 1.-THE Habit OF
Cheerfulness." A female quartette
will sing under the directions of
Madame Gertrude c. Roper. Come
and bring an offering. All women are
invited.
Do not stop praying for the Y. NJ.
e. A.
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VIRGINIA:
In the Law and Equity Court, City
OF Richmond, this 23rd day OF
March. 1910.
Evangelist Il. Jackson. PLAINTIFF
VS.. In Chancery.
Rebecca Ann Clay. Love Jackson.
in her own right and as administra-
trix OF Branch Jackson, deceased,
Defendants.
OBJECT.
The object OF the above suit Is TO
have partition in one OF the modes
prescribed by law the real estate OF
which the late Branch JACKSON died
seized and possessed in the City OF
Richmond and Henrico County,
Virginia. And an affidavit having
been made and filed that Re
becca Ann Clay, one OF the defend
ants in the above suit Is n non-resi-
dent OF the state OF Virginia, Il is
. ordered that the said Rebecca Ann
Clay appear here within fifteen days
after the due publication OF this or
der, and do whatever is necessary TO
protect her interest herein.
copg-Teste;
p. P. WINSTON. Clerk.
]. Henry Crutchheld, p. O.,
ONCE: 1915 Z. Broad ST.,
Richmond, Va.
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THE SOUTHERN SECRET SERVICE
Bureau. All business strictly
confidential. Representatives want
ed in every city and county I'm
the South. Liberal fees to COED
men. Main Onice: O2O T.. Main
Street, (ROOms IL and 49,. Rich
mond, Va.
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ments Will be made today by which
"a police guard will be maintained in
the Jail until the prisoners are con
victed and sent 20 the Federal peni-
Tertiary in Atlanta. or acquitted.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE.
II was explained that nothing out
OF the ordinary had happened 20
make this extra precaution necessary.
although the stand taken by Jailer
Sydnor was generally commended by
those who knew the situation and
who realized that he IS determined
10 prevent any possibility OF escape.
Captain Mcmahon said that Oficer
Chatterson was selected because Of
his especial fitness. He is absolutely
fearless. he is wide-awake and an
athlete of some renown. He will not
be there permanently, however. as
the Police Department VIII detail
other men to break the watch. The
prisoners viii not be tried until Ap-
RI goth.
when the government heard that
practically the whole town was bet
ting that Fay and Harris would
1 escape. thus showing a lack OF con-
hdence in the county jail and the
special guards employed by Sheriff
Kemp, the question Of sending post
Office inspectors or secret service men
20 Richmond was discussed, although
the police detail will probably make
that step unnecessary. e
TAKE No PRISONERS AT NIGHT.
Arrangements have also been mad @
by which strange prisoners brought
TO the Jail late at night by county
! cOnstables will be sent 20 the First
Police Station for safe keeping over
night. The authorities are not will
! ing TO take chances with confede-
rates Of the yeggmen who might get
| themselves arrested for trespassing
or trivial offenses. In a word. when
the county Jail IS locked up for the
night 10 viii not be opened again 20
receive prisoners OF anybody else ex.
cept a police officer detailed for duty
I by the department.
| Il was explained yesterday-for
the information Of the doubling pub
lic-that Fay and Harris cannot pos
sibly escape so long as the jailer has
absolute loyalty on the part of his
assistants. United States Marshal
Smithers is keeping an eye on the
situation. and ne is not at all wor.
ried or alarmed by the street talk
that he VIII be unable 20 produce
the prisoners one week from today.
Now. with the police patrol, Fay's
hope OF gaining liberty will not
amount TO much.
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POLICE GUARD TO
KEEP EYE ON Fay

BICYCLE Ofiicer Chatterson Detailed
for Duty at Henrico Jail.
Acting on a request from JaileF
Sydnor. OF Henrico county, Chief of
Detectives Mcmahon, who is in
charge OF the Police Department dur
ing the absence of Major Werner
last night detailed Bicycle Policeman
Chatterson for special guard duty in
the Henrico jail, where Eddie Fay
and Little Dick Harris are held for
trial on the charge OF robbing the
Richmond post-office.
Ofhcer Chatterson went on duty
this morning at ] O'Clock. Arrange
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SHOWS WRONG SPIRIT.

Henrico people bitterly resent the
lack Of confidence so freely express
ed by the people OF Richmond. They
believe that Il shows the wrong spirit
giving out. as 70 does. the practical
admission that there are no prisons
in a town with 140. 900 inhabitants
safe enough 70 house a burglar. And
they can't understand why the pris
oners should have worked Up so
much sympathy.
The daring manner In which they
robbed the postohice is responsible
for much OF IT," said an officer yes
terday who is naturally anxious TO
see the pair in the Federal peniten-
tiary. 1T will come out at the trial
that Fay. who is known all over the
country, IS an ordinary crook OF ex-
traordinary type. All this talk about
his being a millionaire, with fine
home in Chicago and a string Of race
horses. is so much bosh. There Is no
standing reward OF $4,000 for his
head. You will hear OF his confession,
you will hear that he and his gang
had planned 20 rob the post-ofiice In
Asheviile. y. c.. but gave IL up only
when convinced that little money
Was 10 be had there. They pulled OF
the biggest robbery in the history OF
the post-ofiice department They had
the tools u do IL. They would just as
soon rob a bank-they might take
some OF your money, tOO-and their
record proves that they have shot and
killed while committing crime.
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
In the Law and Equity Court
of the City OF Richmond.
the 9Th day OF April. 1910.
Thomas Haskins. Plaintiff
against In Chancery
Mary Haskins. Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain
| a divorce a vinculO matrimonM, by
the plaintiff from the defendant.
And an afldavit having been made
and filed that due diligence has been
used on behalf OF the plaintiff TO as
certain IN what county or corpora
ton the defendant, Mary Haskins is
without effect. II is ordered that she
do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof. and do
what is necessary to protect her in
terest herein.
A Copy-Teste:
p. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
TO MARY HASKINS,
Take Notice-You are hereby no
tilted that / shall on Thursday, June
2. 1910, at the law office of Phil B.
Shield, Dom No. So, Chamber of
. ( vi Va ANAhSh
and Main Streets, City of Richmond,
Va, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A ~ and 6 O'Clock p. M. on that day
proceed to take the dispositions of
Joseph Haskins and others to be read
in evidence in my behalf in a certain
suit in equity. depending in the Law
and EqSity Court, OF the City of
Richmond, Va. wherein you are the
defendant and am plaintiff.
II from any cause the taking of
the said dispositions be not com
'menced on that day, or If commenced
be not concluded on that day, the
taking OF the same will be adjourned
and continued from day TO day, or
from time TO time, at the same place
and between the same hours until the
same be completed.
Very Respectfully,
THOMAS HASKINS,
By Counsel.
C. F. whittle, p. q.
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AFRAID TO FACE CAMERA.

IF Fay is Fay-and there does
not appear to be any doubt on that
score-he is a murderer as well as a
robber. and the possible hope OF
escape may be responsible in large
measure for his bitter fight TO keep
from being photographed. Fay de-
serves no sympathy anywhere. II by
any chance he should be acquitted
here. he will be Immediately arrested
20 serve out uneXpired terms, and 10
answer for other crimes. An escaped
convict is a bad man. He ought 20
be treated as an escaped convict and
not as a martyr. The public doesn't
know how many unseen guards are
around the Henrico jail. IL the mer
on duty there should get terrified
those criminals would never escape
And lurking around the place Is
mighty dangerous"
They are not saying much AROUND
the Henrico Jail about his public tail
of escape. But the jailer is constant
~ on the job. Fay and Harris are II
separate steel cages, and II any de
livery attempt is made there vii
probably be a shooting exhibition
which win make Henrieo famous. But
an even money bet that these Grim
inals will gain their liberty, despite
steel and shooting irons. is offered
almost every hour In Richmond
Richmond, Va. Times-Dispatch, Ap
ri IL, 1910.
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OFFICIALS DEPLoRE FEELING.

This fact. according to oficers,
presents a picture not at all 60 their
liking. While they DO not take any
stock In this Jail delivery talk. they
do deplore the eagerness with which
the public has seized that end of the
argument, just as they deplore the
tremendous feeling Of sentiment
which has been expressed in the
prisoners behalf
Out in Chicago they are gambling
that Fay will not be in custody one
week from tomorrow. Police officials
in the Middle West know his record.
They remember how he cut his way
out OF the GAINESVILLE. Wis, jail some
years ago. and they declare that
crooks OF the same type, who are
anxious to return favors OF the same
kind. are nov in this locality. wait
ing and hoping.
a live PinkertOn man might pick
up some Of his old friends in Rich
mond." an officer in Chicago is
quoted as saying, and II those yeggs
are around there now they may do a
little secondsto work on the side
20 pay expenses. You can bet that
they are within reach
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PUBLIC RELIEVES
FAY WILL ESCAPE
Even Money Bet That He and Harris
WI Go Befnrs. TrinI

AahNh HANhtg AfNA AAAtAA III anu AAaAt
VIII Go Before Trial.
Due either TO an exaggerated Opin.
ion of Eddie Fay's proWess as a jail
breaker, or lack OF confidence in Hen
rico steel and nerve. the public has
boldly asserted its belief that the
notorious yeggmen and little Dick
Harris, his companion ia crime, Will
not be in the hands of the law when
their trial for rObbing the Richmond
post-ohice is called in the United
States District Court on April goth.
All over town bets are being made
that Fay and Harris will escape from
the Henrico Jail. These wagers are
not being made solely by the men
who sit around saloons and rack
their brain for subjects OF discussion.
A different class is gambling. True.
every element is represented IN the
getaway betting. and not many Oh
the other side have covered the
money.
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ments will be made today by which
a police guard viii be maintained in
the Jail until the prisoners are con-
victed and sent 20 the Federal peni
Tertiary in Atlanta. or acquitted.
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VIRGINIA.
In the Law and Equity Court
of the City OF Richmond.
the 9Th day OF April. 1910.
The Irish standard., 1910-10-29
SCOTTISH RITE ELECTS.
N. w. 7ay'lss Of Washington Chosen
Sovereign Grand Commander.

New York, Oct. 27.-At the one hun.
dred and third annual session Of the
supreme council Of sovereign grand in.
spectors' general thirty.third degree
OF the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite for the United States Of America,
northern jurisdiction, the following
officers were elected:
M. w. Bayiiss, Washington, sover.
eign grand commander; Calvin w. Ed.
wards, Albany. N. Y, lieutenant grand
commander; George Gibson, Washing.
ton, minister Of state; Holden Hill,
Providence, r. l.. treasurer general;
Marcus w. Norton. Providence, r. L.,
secretary general: Walter Seymour,
Newark, N. j.. keeper Of archives;
Samuel q. Eberly, Washington, master
Of ceremonies; John A. Glidden. Dow
er. N. H., marshal general; William
E. Bisby, Haverhill, Mass, standard
bearer; John H. Messenger, Syracuse,
n. Y, captain Of the guard.
The Irish standard., 1910-10-29
IA TOILETTE OFF FOR HOME.
Receivers From Recent Operation and
VIII Spend Month on Farm.

Rochester, Mimi, Oct. Ex-senator
and Mrs. Robert La Toilette left Roch-
sister for Madison, Wis, their home,
the senator having recovered from
his recent operation for the removal
Of gallstones and confident that his
trouble q some years past has been
entirely rsmedied. The senator will
xest another month, or practically until
he returns to Washington. When
asked by friend as to conditions in
Wisconsin, he said:
Il know little of the political STU
ation anywhere, those matters having
been kept from me for some time"
The senator Is looking the picture Of
health and give but little indication
Of having passed through serious op-
Grafton.
The Irish standard., 1910-10-29
DE'Tz's BAIL IS HELD AT $4,000.
Probable $4,000 and $4,000 for Leslie
and Mrs. Deitz Can be Raised.

Hayward. Oct. 27.-The bail for the
Deitz family was fixed as follows:
John Deitz $4,000; Leslie Deitz, $1o,.
900 and Mrs. Deitz, $4,000. It is likely
that Mrs. Deitz and Leslie. can secure
bail. The trial will probably come up
next month.
Attorney Rubel of Milwaukee states
that the appeal from the decision Of
Circuit Judge James Wickham in fix.
ing the amount, of bonds for John
Deitz at $4,000 and for Leslie at So.
900 will probably be taken to the: su.
preme court on the ground that the
amount is excessive to the point of be.
ing prohibitive.
Frank j. Weber, state organizer for
union labor and assemblyman from
Milwaukee. states that organized labor
will make a thorough investigation OF
the whole Deitz affair and the condi.
lions connected Herewith.
The Irish standard., 1910-10-29

STATE. oFFIcERs-MlNNEso
Hf,resident-Patrick Kenney, Mankato.
ham. e'''
state Secretary-J. ]. Fitzgerald, Pal
ace &c Si e'lhig House., Minneapolis.
State Chaplain-Rev r. r. Cunning
ham, Hastings.
President Of Insurance Fund-T. J.
Doyle, St. Paul.
% Vice President-Jno e. McGovern.
80. Secretary Of Insurance-John Mahoney.
@@T Iemple Court, Minneapolis.
treasurer Of Insurance-John sheehy.
p, State Medical Director-Dr. E. w.
Directors Of Insurance Fund-T. c. Nc
Carthy, st. Paul; NJ. r. Crahen. Mime
ap9ls; w. T. Mpylan. Eveleth; E.: j.
iMs,tGiM s st. Paul., Fred l.. Ryan. Du-
:, State Board of Audit-M. ]. Hynes,
M. Tierney.
The Irish standard., 1910-10-29
eUxB0AT SINKS, 10 DROWN
DISASTER ON HAITIEN NAVAL
" - CRAFT. 30 ,s'~@':,
Ten :Haytien Generals Among Victims
= Of Sea DisastersNear Port
de SPaix.'

Port Au Prince, Oct 27.-The Hay.
ten gunboat Liberte has been lost at
sea off Port de Paix, following an OK.
plosion on board. It is estimated that
70 persns were either killed or
drowned. Twenty were rescued.
The Liberte sailed Monday, having
on board 80 persons. Among those
lost were 10 Haitien generals who
were going to take command of sew.
eral divisions Of troops in the depart
ments Of the north.
Details are lacking, the onl ydefinite
information being as to the loss of life
and the fact that an explosion oc-
CURED. e..
The Irish standard., 1910-10-29
Topeka Would Gust Mayor.

Topeka. Kan, Oct. 27.-A meeting
OF citizens to protest against the in
terviews and actions Of Mayor Bill
lard and to discuss a recall election
has been called. "A committee of so
business men, ministers and profess
sional men issued The call for the gath
ering. Objections to tho Mayor are
based On an interview recently in
which he said 80 per cent Of the resi-
dents Of Topeka drank and that pro.
hibition was productive Of low real
estate rentals and prices. and injured
business,
The Irish standard., 1910-10-29
KING DIRECTS
RELIEF WORK.
te7 PERSONS KNOWN TO BE DEAD
IN TOWNS DEVASTATED BY
elements.
IN BIG ITALIAN CATASTROPHE
Thousands Are Homeless and Move.
mont Of Supplies Is Diff1cuIt-Mln.
j, lister Of Marine Nearly
Loses Life.

Naples, Oct. 27-Nng Victor In.
manuel arrived here unanaouneed. He
was accompanied by his first aldo
General Brusati, Admiral Garelh and
Count Mattiolo-Pasqualini, minister Of
the royal household. The authorities
were able to make a more definite
estimate Of the fatalities caused by
the cyclone, tidal wave and eruptions
of Mount Vesuvius and Mount Epomeo.
Known Dead Number 1877.
Known deaths are: Cetrara, 80;
Vecete, 81; Maori, 90; Casamissiola,
island Of Ischia, r.; Amalfl, 10; Re-
sina, Z; Madonna Grazie, 10; Minori,
4; Lacco Amena. 8; Montecorvino,
Torre del Greco, 1.
i Thousands are homseless and the
most serious problem now is to pro.
vide these with shelter, food and wa
tor.
The movement Of supplies is diff
cult because in many places roads
have been washed out. Most Of the
towns applying for aid can be reached
from the sea, however.
Admiral Leonardo, minister Of ma
rine. had a narrow escape from death
on the island Of Ischia. In at
tempting to get close view of the
effect Of the eruption from Mount
Epomeo he approached too close to
the bed Of the volcanic stream and
sank to his waist in mud. His plight
was discovered by soldiers who res.
oued him.
The Irish standard., 1910-10-29
"ArtlstIc costumina" TAUGHT,

New York, Oct. PA course in
"artistic cestuming" is a novel feature
Of the program offered by Columbia
University to students in the fine arts
department this fall. The course is
declared to be "a connecting link be-
tween the fine arts and the domestic
arts department"
The Irish standard., 1910-10-29
900 Persons Homeless.
Strike Called For Election.

. Wifhesbarre, Pa, Oct. 97.-A state.
wide slection-day strike was called in
Pennsylvania, whom tho odlcial circu.
lar was sent out from the executive
council Of the state federation Of labor
calling for a suspension Of work at Z
am. Nov. 8 and continuing until : I'm,
of the same day. The order is signed
by President Greenwalt, and secre.
tary-Treasurer Quinn. Nov. s is gen.
eral election day and in the official
order every workman is expected to
90 to the polls ana vote in united in.
dependent political action.