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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

brief has been prepared on the part OF
the Commonwealth. while the brief or
counsel for the certificate holders has
already been filed.
Lawyers busy.
Following this conference, Attorney
General Williams said there was notn-
ing new in the situation The lawyers
on the Virginia side, he said had peen
busy with preparations. lie would not
even say that the motion for contnu-
ance would be opposed. hut added that
of course the attorneys would be
guided by the wishes of the court.
The Supreme Court of the United
States will begin its annual session to-
morrow at noon. Following its time
honored custom, ii will at once adjourn
to the next day. When the President
Is in Washington the court calls upon
him on the first day of its term. In
this case President Taft being away,
Justice Harlan, acting as president,
Will announce that fact. and adjourn-
ment will be taken
Chief Justice Fuller and Justice
Brewer are dead. and while Justice
Moody's resignation is not effective
until November 90, it is understood
that his health will not permit him to
appear on the bench at this term. E&-.
Governor Hughes, of New York, has
been appointed to the court, but there
seems to be doubt as to whether he
will take his seat at once or Will fol-
low the custom and stay away until
after he has been confirmed by the Sen
ate in December. The fact that there
arc several vacancies is made the basis
of the argument by counsel for West
Nir,yi.,ip "a cpntjnn9nrp
Asks Continuance.
Attorney General w. j. Conlcy has
| assigned the following reasons for a
| postponement:
1. Because the controversy herein
is between two sovereign States.
. Because the basic questions in
! volved are of great and far-reachins
| Importance. They involve all the
| measures and acts resulting In the
| creation of the State of West Nir-
! GINA The matters In controversy
have long been pending and created
| widely different convictions between
/ the citizens of the two States. They
| have been the subject of Legislation
| and public discussion to such de-
| gree" he says, chat the hearing ant
! determination Of this cause before
and by all the justices of this honor
allie court is in the highest sense pro
per and desirable.
8. because in the present posture
of this suit, all questions in respec
to law and merits are still open ant
! stand for argument and judgment, e%
cept the question of the jurisdiction
this honorable court to hear and de
ternine the cause which has beer
heretofore decided without prejudlc
to any question:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
POSED KING
ON U. S. CRUISER.
Manuel Is Reported to Have.
Sailed Toward Lisbon on
Des Moines.
INTERVENTION r U M O R E D,
Reported That United States,
Germany and England Will
Support Deposed Monarch.
Especial cable to The Dispateh.1

rspecia1 Gable to The inles-Dispatch.l
London, october s.-Although not
confirmed at this hour, considerable
excitement has been caused mere ny
dispatch from Madrid saying that King
Manuel had sailed from Gibraltar TO-
ward Lisbon on the American cruiser
Des Mones. The dispatch ADDS that
King Manuel will start counter reVc-
luton, in which action he will be sup
ported by the United states, England
and Germany.
While other members of the royal
party at Gibraltar disenbarked to-day.
King Manual remained on the royal
yacht and considerable Importance Is
attached to this mere shred of fact.
Oporto is said to be still royallst,
and it Is likely that there are MANY
strong adharents of the young King
in that city.
The concerted attack on all religious
orders, particularly the Jesults' WHO
We're notified to quit Portugal "ltlili'
twenty hours, shows that the pre-
dominant portion OF the program OF the
heads of the republic is the divorce of
church and state. The latest reports
from Lisbon tell of the bomhardment
of religious houses attended With con
siderable loss of life.
The anti-clercal feeling is not con
fined to the capital but is sweeping
like wave over the entire country
and 1t is not unreasonable to suppose
that the, movement may spread INTO
Spain and fan into flame the smolder-
ing embers of the recent outbreak IN
that country. Such an outbreak Woulu
no doubt mean the overthrow OIL Al
fonso and the adoption of repunlcan-
ism The undercurrent of teelins Is
easily seen in dispatch from Madrid
saving that the governors of several
Spanish provinces have telegraphed the
capital that the Republicans seek per-
mission to celebrate the anniversary OF
Professor Ferrer's execution on the
18th and the triumph of the Portuguese
revolution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
NC DAY AT FORT BLAcxMoRE.
Stunrt and Swanson Discuss Campaign
Issues Before Large Crowd.

Especial to The Times-DispatclL1
Gate City, Va, October s,-An im-
mense crowd heard FL c. Stuart and
senator Swanson at Fc"t Blackmore.
Scott county. to-day. The large build
ing was full, all standing room being
occupied and many crowding around
the doors and windows. The speakers
presented the various issues of tins
campaign, assaiins the present tariif
bill mercilessly and defending the Con-
stitution of Virginia. Unbounend en-
thusiasm characterized the Meeting
and Democracy is very much stimulated
and determined Yesterday Mr.. stuart
addressed an overflow crowd at Nick
elsville, while Senator Swanson adj
dressed 400 voters at Clinchport. Yer
liable ovations were given Mr.. Stuart
and Senator Swanson at all their meet
ings In the county this week.
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CASE GOES OVER
.ro Charged with Helping Murderer
- ErSnnnc lNrom pOllCC.

Negro Charged with Hclping Murderer
Escape From Police.
flames T. Harris, colored was, In
the Police Court yesterday mornlnE'
charged with aiding Thomas Richard-
snr ,,no killed George Thomas Friday
ni.ht to escape. His case was post,
poned to October II, and he was palled
in the sum of S3oo.
Policeman Folkes. who arres. .'..
against Harris. 1t is said that Rich
ard i,nN ran into the cook shop oper-
led Nv Harris. followed by Alexander
Coleman, who asked him to hold the
Harris instead of holding the man. al
loved him to get away before the OH
Ger arrived,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
Warning ON Clergy.

Lisbon, October S.--The proclamation
of the republic of Portugal is being
received by the people generally IN Il
matter OF fact way. While order has
been in a measure restored the fear
still prevails that the attacks against
the religious establishments may be-
come general. The most marked fea-
ture of the situation now is resentment
shown by portion OF the populace
against the clergy.
Last night Republican troops at
tackled the Jesuit monastery in the Rua
Do Quelhas, after they had been fired
upon from the windows One priest
was killed. and the others We're places
under arrest. The hosting or the
British flag over the building had the
effect of checking the fire of the troops.
Armed bandits have descended upon
the houses of various officials closely
affiliated with the monarchy, but the
houses We're found empty, and the
property was not damaged. Because
of this condition of affairs. police meas
ures have been increased, and patrol
ling parties have been sent out 10
guard against marauders and rioters.
The government has granted am
nesty in the case of all political crimes
and has revived a former law increas-
ing the liberty Of the press.
| a bqnd of revolutionary adherents
to-day sought to enter the college or
/ the Portuguese foreign missions at
Leiutra, which also Is the residence of
the papal nuncio, under pretense that
arms We're hidden there. The nuncio
ran UP the papal flag and refused to
allow the men to enter the building.
The Mayor dissuaded the insurgents
| from making an attack, but finally
the nuncio consented to admit a, small
number They left after a fruitless
search.
The government is making strong
efforts to calm the anti-clerical agital
ton. The Minister of the Interior has
! been touring the streets in an auto
mobile dispensing manifestants. Priests
are set upon wherever seen. few
of the churches having priests recoG.
nized by the government have opened
their doors.
An armed band to-day entered
Trinas Convent. which was occupied
-bS loO Portuguese Sisters of Charity
. some of whom resisted A dozen of the
sisters We're wounded Later the troop:
occupied the convent. The wounded
sisters We're transferred to hospital
The others We're taken away in closec
vans, their destination being unknown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
Trains In collision.

Elmira, No, Y, October s.--East-
bound Lackawanna passenger train.
No IA, crashed into the rear end OF
a local freight trains pulling into q
siding at the Chemung River bridge.
just west of Waverly, ca to-day. me
freight cars thrown down thirty
foot embankment A man, thought to
be Emmett Taylor, of clean, who was
In one car with trotting horse, was
instantly killed. The passengers We're
jolted badly, but none was hurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
WILL MAKE NORTHERN TRIP.
President Alderman to Visit Long
Island City and New York.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Charlottesville, Va, October s.
President Edwin A. Alderman, Of the
University of Virginia, will take a
Northern trip the latter part of the
month. He will speak at Borough of
Queers Teachers Association. Long
Island City, n, T., on October %, tax,
ing as his subject, THE Educational
Achievement of a Generation in the
South Afterward he will be in New
York City for several days, and attend
"a meeting of the General Educational
Board, on October 25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
JEWEL ROBBERY
Thief Takes Howell Gems without
nrenkinE Into Apartment.

Without leaving any evidence as to
how the robbery was committed,
thief entered the apartments Of Paul
d, Howell, West Grace Street, FRIDAY
afternoon and got away with more
than $500 N ieWelry, theNpropertv OF
Mrs, Howell The loss was reportedl
to police headquarters yesterday and
two detectives We're put on the case
Though they are Investigating the
chance of catching the rohher. Thsre
Is absolutely no trace to show that
the fiat. was broken into.
The lost iewelry consists Of four
diamond rinss. three of them beEis SET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
TEMPLE ACQUITTED

Officer Who Killed Negro Was Acting
in Discharge of His Duty.
The jury empaneled yesterday by
Coroner Taylor to look into Che
death of Charles johnson, killed
Monday morning by County Police
man D. l.. Temple, came TO the con-
clusion that the deed was committed
while the officer was in the discharge
of his duty. There Were several wit
nesses who testified that the shots
Were fired in self -defense. Temple will
have a formal hearing before a Hen
rico magistrate Wednesday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
sA1ITHFIELD SAUSAGE.

Ask your grocer for Smithtield sau-
sage: sold only in one-pound packages,
wrapped in white parchment paper,
with the blue label This is absolutely
an all-pork product made OF the choic-
est cuts of young hoVs. and free from
adulteration.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
their doors.
Rcport Dismissed.

Gals of the Navy Department tonight
dismissed as ridiculous the repoft
emanatins from Madrid that the UniVl
States had entered into pact with
France and Germany to restore King
Manuel to the Portuguese throne.
No one could be found to discuss
the report at the State Department,
However. 1t Is known that the cruiser
Des nloines has really been ordered to
proceed from Gibraltar to Lisbon for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
FIGHT OVER CRAP GAME
Vermont Kenney Receives several se-
we're Cuts.

With his face and head badly carved,
First Police Station last night, COM
plaining that while enraged in . peace
ful game of cre', he had been cut by
an unknown membr~ OF his own race,
whom be was very DESTROYS that the
police arrest
There were reveral long Sits In Ken
news face and another on his head,
He gave a description of his assailant.
ed face. and will appear in court IL
his opposite in the little game is ar
rested before court is called morrow
morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
MR.. HUTzLER RECOVERING
Chairman of City School hoard Not Sc
riously Injured.

At the Memorial Hospital last nis NJ
~ vas stated that Charles Hutzler Is
recovering from the effects Of the acct
dent In which he was run down py an
automobile on Friday morning and
that IL was believed that ne was resi-
ing more comfortably than at any .line
since he had been brought there, with
the physicianfs examination having dis-
closed no serious injuries, Mr., HUT
ler's complete recovery is expected IN
short time. Universal regret Is be-
ing expressed at the accident. and al
DAY yesterday messages Of sympathY
continued to pour In to Mr.. Hutzler
at the hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
TALK ON HlPPOL0GY

Captain jennings Wise Will Speak to
Howltzers Tuesday Night.
Captain Jennings G. Wise, adjutant
of the First Field Artillery, will de-
liver an address before the Howitzer
Battery Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

the protection Of Americans and Amer
lean interests there, but that the
United States should interfere for the
purpose of restoring monarchy IS
regarded here as preposterous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
the armory. The subject of the speee /,
VIII be 'Hippology.' a study OF the

This will be the frat of a series of
four lectures on the horse to be de-
livered BY Captain Wise, and the oc-
casion will mark the opening of the
winter school. Every winter tho
missioned officers meets on alternate
Thursdays. Tuesday was selected for
the opening. SO that the full strength
of the battery could be present.
Captain Wise has served in the reg
ular army, and has made a special
study of horses. His lecture Will
free of technical language, SO that the
amateur viii have no trouble In I'M
Outstanding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

with single stones and the other
cluster of nine small diamonds set
took small beaded pocketbook con-
tanning $1.50 in money.
In his statement to the police Mr..
Howell could advance 10 theory as
to who committed the robbery or how
was in case which was kept in a
bureau drawer. AS nothing else In the
room was tempered with. the thief
was evidently person we'll posted
about the movements of the Howell
family. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

Mrs. Snead Resting Quietly.
Mrs. George T. Snead. of Lunenburg
county, daughter Of f. a. Glove. who
vas operated on at the Johnston Willis
Sanatorium, was reported last night
as resting quietly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09
FpEp PACIxAGE COUPON,

Fiji out theN blank lines below
with, your name and address, cut
out coupon and mail to the PYRA-
MID DRUG COMPANY,- 26e pyramid
Bldg, Marshall, Mich. a sample
OF the great Pyramid Pile Cure Will
then be sent you at once by mail,
FREE in plain wrapper
Name ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-09

brief has been prepared on the part OF
the Commonwealth. while the BRIEF OF
counsel for the certificate holders has
already been filed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-15
SOME FooLIsH FICTION.

surprising ordinarily
which that article published by
designs quote
from a trans made o Kob
One be said fully the
said that proposal has that Liberia be American
predict
the of Mr. will be
n Africa
fairly difficult with grotesque
Jumping from Central Africa where the Great
while stensiby
finds America getting behind buying Rua
his subject:
then i'll
Togo Kin Kaha Ksha,
Pacific Alaska
peninsula Sghaen
with
groundles report China
establishing influence Maneua China,
a formidable n
do the
have this the concluding paragraph of the astounding articles
of
Americans the American spirit typical spirit
uay disappearing English writer
the Of the time
Stripes Should the prediction
which America ambition
will be gathered by Germany without the least trouble
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-15
CALIFORNIA AND pR1zEF1aHTs.

While the daily papers and the sporting publications
devOg coming and going of the two pugc stars
appear the the Coast of such
GREAT men The Aponaut and the News Letter Francisco urging
steps prevent meeting much outed bruisers
declaring heralded przfght nhindered would
disgrace upon says
Governor Glett take what
open the forthcoming Johnson
przefgh that the anything
in matter will certainly little persuasion exercise
legal power limit those who taking action should
nboninabe the
equally abOmnabe nfans who aid and
acquiring nooiety in this affair that is not
ago Chicago Tribune printed "pr
fighters map California about the
country The Providence Evening
prints the effect that the mention of California
rs he przefghters' spreading
As a community nothing
this dsgraceful prominence intensified
by dissemination act in the Greek
Berkeley July because of its proximity the horde
be Emeryvie at about that date
noting chief of the Los Angeles fire department
just the subefuge which he esorted
pugiistc display in Fran
California deeply sensitive slight her progress
civilization, but reputation
prevailing and of which
is the most fragrant and persistent viOlatOr
support agitation prevent July battle
Federation Oakland should hearty support
Of every decent citizen in its effort TO op the projected pzepht
between the pugug Jees and Johnson which preparations
in in Emeyvile
California only in the Union where these brutal
States
South hardened decency civilization barred
pugliss California o
and the thing gambler of the swnde and the pzefghe
with encourage.
competitions cmmendabe
but these public prizefghs and horseang
long pacsed hereabou not clean athletics They gambling
witness them
by them The the and selected few
przfghting type
izng Like the Spanish bugh they the boodthrsy
nc those who have it, develops in those free it.
If would self respect a respect Of the world,
should put end for all these big public exhibitions of
brutality.
and bring to bear against the proposed fight
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-15
HAwAn's TRADE WITH sam rAANoIsco.

seriously proposed
by the Cali
the
Francisco action
became live question the Coast
the Islands, stating that boycott
looked the question Of the
surprised Francisco
Seattle Tostnencer and the Tacoma Ledger
discussed the each showing The result as evi
opposition
committee withdrawn the bill favoaby
out
sailing and with Hawaii
of fgh being and half million dollars This opened
San Francisco the
Hawaii The Examiner pointed that for the first three months
Hawaiian millions
of millions
In
calflike
the infant bovine order that
mo less pity is aroused.
anisubsidy at San
Fransco's saying;
to considering the
that opposing
of unfee
of the Hawaians If they igious
Chronicle and Call will this opposition
abundant cheap handling
the Islands and the United States altogether
old flag and-an appropriation ship subsidies.
With
subsidy
impossbi The Hawains certainly unreasonable
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-15
SHERMAN SOLDIERY
REFUSES AN ATTACK

For the first time in the history of
the transport service one of the big
troopships figured yesterday in an at
tack by armed forces, but the gallant
doughboys of the famous Ninth Infan-
try repulsed the attack and the troop
ship sailed away victorious to Guam
and Manila. The Ninth Infantry is
famous as fighting regiment, having
when the Allied armies brought the
Chinese capital to its feet, and one
company was massacred in Samar sew
eml years ago.
The troopship was gay with music
and flowers for an hour before depar.
ture, which was at one O'Clock. The
Hawaiian band under the leadership of
Captain Berger played upon the deck
and one of the selections was Dixie.
That reused the martial spirit of the
soldiers and they cheered and cheered
Captain Berger looked pleased, for il
reused his own martial spirit. In 1871
Captain Berger, then leader OF Ger.
man military band, marched at the
head OF all the Germans into the fallen
city OF Paris. lie WAS the hTst German
TO have that honor.
Following the Hawaiian band the
band Of the Ninth Infantry played
The band is splendid organization ant
iis music was real music
A. the same time Officers and laaleI
were aboard and nearly everybody woTl
q lei. The soldiers were masaed agains
the rails along tho forward deck, en-
gagged largely Ia working the tTolle,
line " fruit baskets from wharf Il
deck, and laying IN rnpplles for feE
bonIs consumption, After finishing Of
a few plneapplea the soldiers amutei
themselves by psliing she fruit VendeT
with the stab ends, The rnshangs .
missiles Areame bufdens0ms 10 ih0s
90 tho wharf A llassilpn Ess III
and he resented ihs action. No foTlasI
fnIlnra hopri bat mAFshahpf n
fpnfs limself M Hhenl W. az )
Ia IrflMeFl, snd Ireelfsa 3 fpllaY i
efehangf w abl nlthpai smmenillpl
hpi fesl Hhllai 49, \ satQen go fees
pilfs n ffnl fsfef1lly flHlea :
~ iflaff ~ lhf pltfsI4lf alisait ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-15
SAYS RUSSIANS
WILL MAKE GOOD
The Story of an Experiment That
Was Made With Them on
the Mainland.

of my personal experience goes for
anything the people here are going to
be fooled in these Russians.
That was a remark made by J. W.
Kirchner, who does vulcanizing bust
ness on Alakea street, as a bunch of
the men passed him on King street yes
terday.
"When / was boy going to school
back in East Topeka the Santa Fe COM
pany brought in good many of them
to work on the road. They were car.
ried in box cars, and when the train
arrived at its destination the boss told
them through an interpreter to get out
and 'house get and then get to work.
They did not bother looking for houses,
but took possession of a number of fine
tourist cars and made down their beds.
And they worked when they went broke.
"When they were ousted from the
tourist cars they took a link and pin
and broke into Pullman cars and set
tied down with a feeling of comfort
that was not surprising. Rather than
allow this sort of thing to continue the
| company ran some box cars down on
| a siding, took the trucks away and Dol.
| stored them up with ties. Here the
Russians settled until they ha6 laid by
enough money to buy lot and build
| house.
"The women were as good workers
as the men, and I have seen them carry
heavy loads on their heads. The chill
dren showed a great desire for an edu
cation, and several Of them entered the
same class ] attended. / lived there
long enough to learn that they were
home builders, the men being anxious
to acquire property and raise families
The women were virtuous, good people
and made good citizens. For years one
of those Russian immigrants was +,
member of the board of aldermen il
Topeka, and others became bookkeep
ers and professional men. Give thes'
people a show and they will be as goot
citizens as you can have. / note il
The Advertiser that they have begun
to go to work. 1t is sign to me tina
they are broke, and now that they ar
you will find among the lot some GOO
workers.