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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-24
ROBERT WALKER.
4rhtsauuaIt a. 6ff'silitsr Rsiar.
p.raaHn. pas.

ssterot H,atttt,I, HDhrott.. peruttteii ~
tsfhta ttnS 3trfAntt nnh ttrtist 6Arntpaaet -
ans w. Rss.r, wsts.s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
PROBABLE CHANGE
IN MARINE CORPS
Secretary Meyer Expected to Re
organize Department AS Re
SUI. of Investigation.

WASHINGTON, H. C., July Ia
Changes in the present detail system
of the marine corps Will very likely
arise from the investigation of the
court OF inquiry in accordance with
which the navy department has adj
dressed letters of eensure TO the COM
mardant General Elliott, and several
of the higher ranking officers.
The Investigation was one of the
longest held in recent years. For
Fer weeks the three retired admirals
sat behind closed doors--drawing ao-
tive pay--examining scores of witness
es while the high saiaried lawyers re-
tanned by the principals IN the inves-
tigatio argued the merits of their
res pective clients. Thousands of dol
lars were spent on the inquiry and
thousands OF pages of testimony were
taken, with the result that everybody
was found TO be a good soldier and "a
good fellow. hut that each might have
behaved little better,
ALI that could be found wrong with
the service was that some OF the Of
fcers were on duty in Washington too
long. Absence from barrack life tend
ell to make their ideas of military
conduct a little hazy. 1t Is probable
that Secretary Meyer having about ae-
complished the reorganization of the
navy, will undertake to change the sys-
tenn of details whereby these officers
will have an opportunity to brush up
on the military code of etiquette
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
REMARKS OF SCOTT
ARE NOT LIKED
Officers of State Department Re
sent Reported Criticisms of
Mrs. CharIton's Brother.

WILMINGTON y. c.. Juiy Ii
The leave OF Capfal:i flenry Fl, Scott,
of the coast artillery corps. brother
OF the late Mrs. Porter Charlton. has
been extended niua days "en accuont
Of unusual circumstances" by the
commanding general of the depart
mont OF the east
Al the close Of this period. 1t is
expected here to-day that Captain
Scott Will return TO duty very
promptly.
The intimation has been made by
state department officials that Cap
tain SCOTS observation on the atti-
tude of the atate department regard
ing the extradition OF Porter Charl-
ton might be regarded as being some
what out OF the way Of military con-
duct, Statements attributed to him,
containing limitations which might
he construed as criticism of the de-
partment ars resented by officials,
The State department. insists that
no judicial action regarding the ak
tradition has Yet been taken. and
therefore it is improper for an officer
of the military branch to intimate that
officers of another branch Of the eSe-
cetive department. are contemplating
action which might be made tile sub
ject of criticism.
Captain Scott is a very efficient
officer of the artillery corps and is
highly regarded by his superlors,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
WALKER MAY ENTER RACE
AS WELL AS DR.. WILSON

f. TRENTON. n. d.. July 1e,--Follow-
ing the announcement yesterday. that
Woodrow Wilson,, President OF Prince
ton University. had decided to become
a candidate for Governor of New Jer-
sev, under certain conditions. the name
of Vice Chancellor Edwin Robert Wall
ker, was placed in the race and accord
ing To prominent Democrats he is very
favorably looked upon In various sec
tons OF the State. About q year ago
Vice Chancellor Walkers name was
first, mentioned as a Democratic GU
bernatorial possibility, Since that
time he has been spoken of with more
or less sympathy on several occasions
of Democratic gatherings
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
NEW YORK PIER
IS TOTAL WRECK
Property of Metropolitan Steam
ship Company Destroyed by
Fire. Loss, $750,000.

NEW YORK. July l6.-F ire
started on the pier OF the Metropoli-
tan Steamship Company at the foot
of Fulton street, on Northxriver this
afternoon and was soon beyond con-
troll. All Of the city fire boats and en-
gines from Manhattan were hurried
to the scene and fought the fire from
all sides. A strong southerly wind was
blowing, which increased the spread
Of fsFe.-Fhe damage will be very
heavy.
The turbine steamer Yale. which
with her sister vessel, the harvard.
piled between this city and Boston.
taking the outside course, was in her
berth when the fire broke cut She
took fire hut was towed out by the
fireboats and the blaze eStinguished
She was badly damaged.
Washington market. on the EaAt
Side of West street. across from the
burning pxr. caught half Il dozen
times from flying sparks but the fire.
men managed to save the structure
At / 20 the fire Was declared to
be under control
e The pier is total loss. The DAM
age may total three quarters of mill
lion dollars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
OPENS GUN-F|RE
ON CONGREGATION
Negro Runs Amuck, Kills Three,
Wounds Several and Com
mits Suicide.

TAMPA, FLA. July l6.--While
erazed with drugs. WIN Ellison, a
negro, went on a rampage tate last
night. killed three persons, badly
wounding three others, and then kill
ed himself. His outbreak started in
a church. where protracted meet
ing service was just ending. Enter
ing with u shotgun over his arm. FL
lison announced that he was going to
send all sinners to their eterna,
homes, His first shot killed Rev.
Avery, who was conducting the SER
vices. Then Ellison shot and killed
Celia Bryant, his mother-in-law, and
Henry Clark, the church organist,
lie ran from the church to his
home nearby, and shot and wounded
his wife and his sister-in-law. He
then started down an alley to "A point
where he ha left a horse tethered on
which he had planned to make his
escape.
Policeman Hayman. on duty near
by. heard the firing and started in
pursuit OF Ellison. The negro open
ed fire on him, wounding him in the
breast Hayman returned the fire
and Ellison took refuge in yard
nearby The police reserves soon at
terward arrived and found Ellison
lying on the ground unconscious. He
was hurried TO the station house to
prevent a lynehiug as q mob was
forming. but he died on the way. 1t
was found that Ahe had drunk the
contents OF a whiskey bottle In which
he had placed strychnine.
During the shooting in the church
a stampede for the exits took place
and a number of women and chill
dren were knocked down and tram
pied upon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
GREAT BIC BEAR
BLOCKS TRAFFIC
Train Has to be Stopped and
Brute Driven From Rail
road Track.

ALTOONA, PPA,. July IA bear
hunt by locomotive is the latest. The
story of the hunt was told to-day by
Freight Conductor Snyder. just return
ed from his run on branch line of
the Pennsylvania railroad
When the train was III Dong cut.
near Huntingdon. the engineer saw a
big bear and two cubs on the track.
The bear stood on its launches and
refused TO move, The train was stop
ped and the train crew attacked the
animal with iron bars, putting II to
rout. The bear and cubs dashed down
the track, followed by the train. Fin
ii iiy the animals left tire right of way
and escaped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
SPANISH CABINET
FEAR REVOLUTION
Hastily Summoned by King Al
fonso TO Conference in Royal
Palace.

MADRID July I6.-AH the member
of the Spanish cabinet have been has
tily summoned to attend conference in
the palace with King Alfonso to-mor-
row, to discuss the admitted danger
OF revolutionary uprising of a seri
GUS uprising of serious character In
Barcelona, the hotbed of revolution
and the scene of last years pitched
battles, considered the danger centre
of the threatened revolt,
Labor agitatiors and revolutionary
leaders are busiest in Biihoa, and 9th
err Spanish cities are seething with dis
content
declaration OF martial law is ex-
pected at the first signs Of disor der
it is conceded on all hands that the
situation Is %even more critical than
during the revolution which took place
when the Spanish reserves were SUM
m oned TO the colors for duty against
the Moors around Melillia IN Africa,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
Great Railroad System Get
ting Ready for Strike
Should 1t Come
SEE LITTLE CHANCE
OF AN AGREEMENT
Action of Directors in Supporting
One Superintendent Would
Dictate Course for the
Other.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, July L.
Although the officials OF the Pennsyl-
vania railroad profess to believe that
their $4,000 conductors and trainmen
will not quit work. they are to-day
taking measures to meet all emergeD-
ctes While depreeating all talk OF
hostility, they are preparing for war.
outWardly the men in the general
offices at Broad street station go about
their business as though anticipation
of serious trouble were the farthest
things from their minds. Behind the
scenes there is a different story--a
story of activity, of shrewd planning
and prompt action. and of compre-
hensive preparations for defense.
They see Little Hope.
The continued negotiations in Pitts
burg between General Manager Peck
and the discontinued men on the
Western lines of the Pennsylvania sys-
tern seem to offer the only hope for
peace. 1t is feared, however, by men
on both sides that the final break will
come at any moment. In the eyes of
the men the stand taken by the di-
reetors of the road yesterday in sup
port Of General Manager Myers is re-
garded as an ultimatum. 1t Is not
understood how General Manager
Peck, in Pittsburg. can do otherwise
than follow the example of the East
ern general manager after the reso-
buttons which the directors adopted
George NJ. Smith. chairman OF the
general grievance committee OF train
men, made this statement Just before
entering conference of the commit
-f44-t,tit4- t'eituws' Temple at y
o'clock to-day:
THE men are tired of waiting. |
wouldn not be surprised II there were
would not be surprised If there were
less the company recedes from its po-
sitlon and gives In 10 our demands"
Several ether members of the com
mittee said they would not ba SUR
prised II the strike we're ordered this
afternoon.
| LInemen and electricians are busils
engaged In installing special teie-
phone system in Broad street station
and throughout the yards OF this city.
Similar work is being done in other
cities along the Pennsylvania line be-
tween this city. Pittsburg and Erie.
Preparing TO Walk Out.
While the railroad Ia lining up its
forces and preparing for great strug-
! gle the discontinued employees are
| also an thoroughly preparing for 9
walkout President Garretaon. of the
conductors. late last night dictated in
structions 10 Cleveland, which will be
sent out to all rnen on both the East.
ern and Western lines, He refused
| TO announce the nature OF this com
| munication, but It is reported that II
! outlined a course OF procedure by
which the trainmen and conductors
ara to be ready to quit work the min.
ute the word Is flashed over the wires
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
DID NOT APPEAR
AGAINST WHEELAN
Farmer Who Took Young Girl
to Washington Goes
Free.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
PETERSBURG, July i6,-The ad-
duction charge against Robert Wheel
an, the Chesterfield farmer, who sew
eral days ago eloped with Annie Rob-
ertson and was caught with her in
Washington. was dismissed when the
accused was called before the magis-
trate for a preliminary hearing this
morning.
The girls father who while he had
made every effort to find his daughter
when she ran away. did not appear
against her abductor. Consequently
nothing was done.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
FALLS 500 FEET
WILL LOSE LIFE
Engine of Aeroplane Goes Wrong
and Ely Falls to His
Death.

+. WINNIPEG, MAN, July 1.-THE
first serious aeropiane accident In
Canada took place to-day. Eugene
Ely, who had contracted to fly be-
tween winnipeg and Portage La Prai-
RE, made his third attempt early to-
day. Before he had travelled far his
engine went wrong and his aeroplane
fell a distance OF more than 500 feet.
Ely was picked out Of the wreckage
in dying condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
LEAPS INTO SEA
AND IS DROWNED
Woman Returning from Abroad
Suddenly Loses Mind-Sis-
ter is Frustrated.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Whan the
French finer Lorraine tiocRed here
to-day her commander reported the
suicide al sea of Miss Eleanor kon-
man, saloon passenger, The Wo-
man jumped overheard Thursday
morning while tine vessel was running
through a dense fog. The alarm was
quickly given, IA life belt thrown sVer~
board and a boat launched, bur the
woman was not seen again. Shs was
a resident of New Jersey.
Miss HOFFMAN, who was tfty-three
years old. was accompanied on the
voyage by her sister, Sarah, Shs was
seemingly in good hearth and spirits
up to the time she jumped overheard.
Her sister expressed the helief that
she had suddenly become insane,
Found No Trace.
According to the officials of the
steamer it was impossible for the life
boat to venture far from the vessel
because of the fog, but the steamer
was turned about and cruiaed In the
vicinity for an hour without getting
any trace of the missing woman.
When the alarm was given there
was much excitement among the pap
sengers and some or the women
tainted.
The Koff.nans come from Elberon,
n, ], Miss Sarah Hoffman was made
very Ill by the shock nf her aister' =
suicide and has been under tina care
NJ "a physician ever since, Friends
summoned by wireless met her at the
pier and took her to her home. Ac-
cordlng to the doctors of the steam ar,
she Is likely to lose her mind as the
result of the nervous shock,
It was stated that MiEs HOFFMAN
had been treated for melancholia. and
that she was ordered abroad last
spring by her physician.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
BROWN MUST DIE
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

STAUNTON. VA. July 164--Motion
for new trial for Archie Brown. con-
vtcted last week of murder In the first
degree, was overruled by Judge Let
cher and he imposed the death PEN
atty to-day,
Judge Letcher sentenced Brown.
who killed Perry Hoy, TO die In the
electric chair in the State penitentiary
on September %.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
WITHDRAW LINEN
FROM PUBLIC WASH
Hartjes After Much Mudsling-
ing Get Coveted Divorce
II aSF

pITTsBuRG. July Is.--Judge
granting Mrs. Mary Kenny Scott
Hartje an absolute divorce from her
husband, Augustus Hartle, the mil
lionaire paper r manufacturer, and
granted each the righ. to remarrE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
MINING HAMLET WIPED OUT
ONE PERISH IN FLAMES

MAHONY CITY. PENN. July 16.--
Fire wiped out the mining hamlet of
Enterprise e-day. entailing a loss OF
$4,000.
Kathyrin Lloyd persisted In the
flames.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
Revised List of Contestants
for Virginian Gifts Shows
Several Additions
EACH DAY SEES
STEADY INCREASE
Get in the Running-Get Sub
scribers-Get Friends and
Get in Line for Hand
some Golden Reward.
HOW THEY STAND
DISTRICT NO. 4.

DISTRICT NO, 4.
Mrs. Preston Cobb, B0i East
Richmond, Va, ,.,.,,,,t5,, 1870
Roy Nj. Porter, No, 2617 West
Grace street, Richmond, Va b, u
Isaac Diggs, Jr.. No. HOS Floyd
avenue, Richmond, Va, 49,, ~,
Miss Lula Eanes, No. 403 North
Twelfth street, Richmond,
Va, ,,',, 20,s
Rev. W, q. Burch, No. 1905
Everett street, South Rich
mond, Va. ..,,,,,.,.,,,,,.. 1870
Tuberculosis Camp. Richmond,
odis nlnnan n,'i No. aos % Yves.
Fourteenth street, South
mond, Va. ,,,.,,.,,,.t.,,, i7.2
Mrs. j. VI. Moss. No. COS West
Main street, Richmond. Va i7.0
Luther 4, Matthews, No. aaa
South Laurel street, Rich -
mond, Va, ,,t.,.5,t,,,.lt, 40
Mrs. Lucy Griffin, No, 1918
North 1ssenfy-sccond street,
Richmond, Va, ,,,.t.,,t,, 5,S
Master Richard A. Gaskins, No.
20s East Cary street, Rich
naond. Va, ,,,..,,.,,.. ga
Miss Rose Richardson, No,
t3iD ttafiOstF sbtct. hieh-
mond, Va. ....,tt4t1l,,s,i 80
Miss Helen +. Peniek, No, 8is
south Third street. Rich
mond, Va. t,,.i,,t..,..,t, so
Mre. u, r.. Harris. No. 5000
Taylor street, Richmond. Va, so
Mr. W. VI. Bickers, Jr., No. 5o4
North Twenty-fifth street,
RicAmond, Va. .tt,tt.tt..s so
Hunter Pendleton, No. eis jes-
s;sIniise street, Richnhond,
Va. $50. t.4.t.,.s .....Lt. 90
bailey Saunders. No. iT2o
Grove avenue, Richmond, Va, so
Morgan strotier. No. iii North
avenue, Barton Heights, Va, 80
John Mosby Bergman, No. 500
Barran avenue, baFton
Heights, Va. ,u4.t.4rt. 90
w. w, Workman, No. 2fs West
Twelfth street, soath Rich
riaond, Va, .,.t.t4.a,,t.t, a'o
sfiss Gc,rgie Montgomery, No.
fIg North ion,bardy street,
Richmond. Va. ..,t.,ttfa. is,o
Miss Ollie V. Mason, 1913 West
Marshall street, Richmond,
Ia SO
William Walter Tilier, Jr ..i 80
William Walter Tiiicr. Jr.. First
Avenue and Pollock street,
Highland Park. Va. ..a..,4 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
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This revised contains a number of
names added Friday afternoon and
Saturday morning.
Was yours among tbemP IT not
why not?
The contest is on. The $4,000 which
The yirginian will divide among the
persons receiving the highest number
Of credits is bank, and your rela-
tives and friends are ready 10 give
you subscriptions to The Virginian to
Increase your credit pile. Why. then,
IL your name not among the 0omi-
nees
ff you do not need the money, enter
the contest and give the coin 10 some
one else to enjoy. 1t is never too
hot to be philanthropic. The warmer
the weather the warmer should be
your heart toward others
Worthy Causes.
Apropos OF this, have YOU noticed
that the Tuberculosis Camp, and the
ICantinued on Sixth Page.l