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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
LUCiUs TUTTLE RESIGNS
Qults Presidency Of HostOn and Maine
After Seventeen Years.

UUICH
After Seventeen Years.
Boston, Mass. September 1S.-Lucius
Tuttle to-day resigned the, presidency
Charles S. Mellen, president of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad, tonight Is acting president
Of the Boston and Maine. with all
the powers Of president. The retire
years has been at the head OF the Bos-
ton and Maine, occurred at the monthly
meeting Of the board OF directors OF
the road to-day Mr.. ruttle retired be-
cause Of II health and because ne a,sS
should assume the direct responsibility
of the administration OF the Boston
and Maine. He was granted leave
OF absence for the remainder Of his
term. II Is understood mat mr.. & rats1s ~ Ole
will remain member Of the board. ---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
will llRan.ereIt rlnrns

VIII Iidoseyelt Dare.
New York. September 1s.-Judge Al,
for President In 1904, took occasion
again to-day, to comment on the Demo-
cratic victory " Maine and on other
"a TlContinued On Seventh PaGe.l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
Sweeps the County.

charleston, S. c.. September Ia
With all save five comparatively unim-
aportant boxes heard from at s:l5
o'clock tonight, the returns Indicate
that Cole Blease, candidate for Cover.
nor on a local option platform. has
swept Charleston county.
Blease's vote is 3.450. while .hat of
G. G, Featherstone. the Prohibition
candidate, is 7aO, or the twelve city
precincts. Featherstone carried only
one, and Of all the seventeen precincts,
both city and county. heard from, he
carried only three.
Blsase's overwhelming majority Is
attributed largely to Mr.. Featherstone's s
very radical views on the liquor ques-
ltlon, and the enforcement Of tho liquor
laws with respect to this city On.
pressed at campaign meeting mere,
The five boxes that remain Ia be
heard from Will not he In until to-
morrow. They are all situated In re,
mote sections in the sapRtrx>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
Subcommittee Appoint,
ed to Take Testimony
and Submit a Re-
port on October q.
YOUNG DARES HIS
OP P o MEN T TO
FULL HEARING

His Counsel Throws Down
Gauntlet, Which Is Accepted
by Maynard Forces-Resolu.
tons Presented From Counties
and cities-Appointment Of
Subcommittee Moved by May.
nard Man, and Is Unopposed
Body Organizes at Once and
Will Begin Work Within
Few Days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14

Columbia, S. C.. September IL
win over $4,000 votes out or nrob.
ao!y 10000 votes accounted Yor -
Turns from the second Democrati, nr,.
mary indicate the election Of Cnla
o1ease. OF Newberry, for Governor ~,
small majority over &C ,.ea.bnr,
stone OF Laurens. -.'''
!, w w moore. OF Barnwell. iS sare1v
- Tue iead Tor Acknowledgement.
or Rallroad Commissioner. q. Mo
Dnane .oaa Hampton of Columbia. holds !.
Tirzah. OF
IN the s:scond Congressiona, NJ.
lrict James Byrnes Of Aiken ana "a
-. P'atterson. OF BarnwelI. incurn t,an.
~ ale running very close. with Bvrn q.
.eao1ns with thirty-nine votes AZ =, -
aucounts. nis In the Sixth Congressiona,
!strlct. ]. e. Ellerbe, OF Marion -,
SsuHloent, leads p. A. Hodges ~ n ), -
ooro by 1,100. :
.s. Dtease entered the race as ,,.,,
ops.on advocate. with Featherstono !, -.
+ tha al.le sploh or State-wid prohibition IN
ea .s ,I uist primary there were four lort,a ar
cant ua Ms .es. put al! We're eliminated ey-
SIS -; .Blease and FeatherstUneI
was fnnah ,ne nrst primary the battle
nnastioa ~. ~, OUT largely on the licuo,
'ot'iSC SIluI [ time. the
=. tue state had centred a yi-orons
at.ack "a on Blease's record. i '' =
me result. however, is larral,, y.
leat Tor Statewide prohibition ~
many OF Bleases votes vera : -, -, -
tlom L,o1 men opposed to Statewide gproai.
pltlon. Especially was this the ransr
IN Charleston, which gave Bleasa =
large majority. The vote as tabulnraa
at II o'clock tonight shows: =
ierstone, !53l3 - - - =
For Adjutant- -General-Moore. so
ool; Richardson, 2s,a2o. ~
For Railroad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ton, 47o70; Cansler, 42,s9s.
For congress-Second District. Pat.
3.erson dncumbent. $50; Byrne, s.
e49; Sixth District, Ellerbe (tncum-
5bent), 7,717; Hodges, 6,621.
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$3.50 TO .cALIFonNIA,,

Arizona and New Mexico via Washington.
Sunset Route, Dates In September and
October, Through Tourist Sleeping Cars
personally conducted. Berth, ;9.00 s. q,
laCRaEsS. D. n A., 920 Y, Main S.xsRtt'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-14
Appointed to Investigate.

: II. 4. Ailworth, Enstyille.
Clyde w. Saunders, Richraond.
A. r. Morris, Sexton.
D. A. Nicholson, Rocky Mount.
Henry r. Adams, Lynchburg.
w. p. Carson, Riverton.
r. A. McIntire, .Nvarrenton.
b. Frank Buchanan, Marion.
Edward Echols, Stnunton.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
.CENSURED OFFICERS
GIVEN NEW BERTHS
Commandant Elliott Empha-
sizes Statement That He
Is Not Sore. F"

Orders were issued today by Acting
Secretary Of the Navy Beekmau Win
throp, transferring from headquarters
OF the Marine Corps 70 widely separat-
ed posts all the officers involved in the
recent Censure administered as a con
sequence Of the court OF inquiry, except
ing Major General Elliott. commandant
Make II plain that I am not making
II hot Tor the boys.'' requested Com
mandaut Elliott This action comes
as a result Of a conference Of the Presi-
dent, the Secretary Of the Navy, and
Other heads an not sore at the boys.
and the President could have removed
me If he pleased -
According 70 the new orders, Col
Charles H Jauchheimer goes to the
Philippines for duty, Col. Frank L.
Denny TO san Francisco, and Lieut.
Col Thomas C, Prince 10 the Philip
pines.
Lieut. Col Henry Haines was ordered
70 take charge Of headquarters. adju-
tant and inspectors Office, Washington
D c, and Lieut. Col. Charles I. sTcL
Cawley VIII assume charge Of the Quar-
teTmaster's Department. Col Charles
A Doyen was detached from duty at
Annapolis and ordered to duty at Ply
mouth Navy Yard on Puget sound Col
Wiuia'a Biddle was designated to act
temporarily as Commandant during the
absence Of General Elliott.
me shake-up IN the Marine Corps is
tie result OF the findings Of the court
Of inquiry that many OF the officers
cause Of TOO long tenure Of office in
Washington
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
GOVERNMENT TESTS
TITLE TO PROPERTY
Court TO Settle Ownership
of Strip Wanted for
Park.

Attorney General Wickersham to-
day began a legal battle to test tbs
titIe to a strip OF land lying between
tie x street bridge and the South
Lac Of I street, IN Georgetown, which
IS desired by the Government as a
possible connecting link 20 join the
Potomac and Rock Creek park
Because ye8rs ago the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal basin included this
little strip. the suit IS brought against
chat corporation, in the form of an
elcCtmenL- The Barber Asphalt Com
pany AID several other occupants of
the land are also made defendants TO
IEe suit.
Many years ago the land was aban-
Goned for canal purposes. Stuart Nc
Namara, special assistant TO the Attor-
ney General is counsel for the United
States in this suit, and brought the ac-
ton upon the request of the War De-
paTtment
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

Z nent companies are suLnclenI 20 var
rant the continuation Of DIVIDENDS and
the American Tobacco Company is co
[ ing business on @ record basis Unite1
/ States Realty is paving and earning
10 per cent The electric corporations
are in the heyday Of prosperity
The outlook for the maintenance OF
as that of Industrial cOrporaLiOus-they
are more or less dependent the one
on the other
Bears. who covered on Yesterdays
rally. took heart by the lack Of buying
orders and made another try on the
short side The prOGJ-taking on stocks
accumulated at the low Of Monday was
something OF fact0T-as the bulls
have come TO the point where they do
not wait long 10 gather IN a profit if
one is in sight
Despite the dullnesS the market did
not sustain very severe losses. and
the second hour Of the afternoon Wit
messed some slight rallies on bear COW
eTlng- indicating the chances of a Eath-
CT better closing
The immediate opening was genera liy
q shade higher than the figures CURE Mt
at the close on Monday, amounting to
sass Of a point.
Union Pacific started at 1925, dropped
point and rallied =. making the net
change about Il OF a point Reading
was the Vss king, under reports that q.
bear drive was 10 be directed against
fair recovery but stu held below al
Declines II the rest Of the list were
about Y TO = Of a point Steel common
started at 70is dropped TO E11z and re-
covered TO eS7s, or nearly all OF the earli-
CT loss
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
STOCK MARKET SLOW AND EASIER.
READING BEING SOFT-SOME
RECOVERIES.

NEW YORK, July 1S.-WaH Street Is
not especially enthusiastic over the out
look 1t is not nearly as much in
clined TO rally, nor have the rallies The
power back Of them that they used q
have Evidently the big men Of the
Street are not favorable to any widen
ing Of operations or extensive recOveries
IN values The speculative element &C
cepts as truth All bear rumors ard
ignores good news Influences thar might
ordinarily be expected to have positive
weight IN market matters
Strike matters are bOthering corpora
tons here and there; the effect Of Penn
sylvania settlement Of wage dispute
soon wore of, and business conditions
are not satisfactory There is some
fear OF Industrial corporations cutting
dividends, but 50 far as can be learned
there IS little likelihood OF any Of the
leading CORPORATIONS being forced into
making cuts
The United States Steel Corporation
viii earn more than u per cens on the
common stock even with a > per cent
falling OF in business. STANDARD OIL IS
Milling Nd earnings at the rate OF SS000o,
600 a year and paying 80 per cent Of it
20 shareholders Republic Iron and Steel
will make no cut unless there Is a
serious cutting in orders International
Smelling and Refining and the Ameri-
can Company as well are doing q great
business Copper dividends seem TO
be most in doubt. Earnings Of equip
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
DETECTIVES FAIL
TO PICK SOLDIER
ASsailant of Negro On A4ue-
duct Bridge Is Not
Identified.

Aided BY Cant William c. NewbiII,
/ Detectives BurlinEame and Warren. and
I Policeman Short OF the Seventh pre-
cinct- today made a thorough iuvestiEa-
ton OF TIE shooting on AQUeduct bridge
+ last night OF william L. Smith, a negro.
by two men supposed 70 have been sol
diers from Fort Myer. Va
Policeman Short. who made futile at
tempt 20 place the men under arrest
after they had boarded q Foft Myer
car ar the Virginia end Of the bridge
looked over every man at the fort teday-
Short picked out one soldier who look
ed Ike one Of the pair. but he was able
to give good account Of himself ana
the detectives decided not TO hold him.
Captain New1il told the detective that
every service revolver at the fort was
under lock and key last night excebt
the wearCas issued TO the men on guard
duiv- Tie neErO's wound was not made
with a service revolver
] he Sh0o'-zlg occurred about 1870
O'Clock Ia night near the Virginia end
Of The brio e The army sergeanst and
the United states marshal who patrols
the military road from the bridge to
Fort AIyer were both standing at the
scsIth end Of the bridge. and could not
nave failed 10 hear the shot, IL is
Policeman Short was II the watch
box at the Washington end Of the
bridge -Four negroes and two soldiers
had had trouble near the watch box
about quarter Of an hour before. and
had been warned by Short TO 20 on
about their business unless they wanted
TO get locked UP.
When the poIisceman heard the shot.
ne suspected that IT was the culmina-
ton Of trOucle between the blacks and
whites Short and several other persons
started running across the bridge, while
q number Of persons who were waiting
for cars on the Virginia side also h77r-
RED 20 the scene The only ones who
seemed to take no interest in the af-
fair were the marshal and ser-e ant
Ihat two soldiers ran past them Gid
not concern them in the least, IL IS said
Furthermore, II was OF no special N
terest 70 them that a negTO had been
shot
Knowing that he had no jurisdiction
IN Virginia. and seeing that the ,vvo
officers at the bridge would give MIN
no assistance. Short gave up the chase
and returned to Washington.
Smith was carried to the GeorretoU-7
University HOslitaI. where Il was found
he had bullet wound in the abdomen
The bullet had entered the body on the
right side and come out the LEFT Dar-
foratioe the intentines IN several places
Inc doctors say he probably will die.
ACCORDING TO the story told by the
negroes. the soldiers approached them
Just before reaching the Virginia shore Z
one or them struck Smith a stunning
blow IN the mouth and knocked him 70
the bridge Drawing his revolver. the /
soldier shot the negro in the abdomen.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
CROWNED AS KING
Of ALL GYPSIES
CONTINUED from First Paeel

/ fixed his name and the seal OF his Of
hce, the paper VIII be taken 10 the Of
fee Of the Secretary OF State The
Secretary OF State examines the sigma
ture Of the Attorney General. and in
turn. certifes that che Attorney General
IS entitled to his Office and TO make and
deliver the seal Of his Office
Thus, with two formidable looking
state documents, each ornauented with
wax and ribbon. Chief AIitci. ell may be
said 70 have been. undoubtedly, induct-
ed into Office.
The gypsies arrived at the Office OF
Britton, Gray & Browne shortly before
I O'Clock Not all Of them spoke Eng
lish. and there was quite 4 Jabbering
while Chief Mitchell explained the
terms OF the ''csrtihca1er OF election
It happened that the fIrst l-lstrunasn-
drawn BY The firm had a word or 50
that the gypsies didn't understand.
The gypsy race. It appears, is great
when II comes TO wandering abilitz. but
they do not-bat over so when where
ases" and ''wherefores'' are whispered.
The ferore, the gypsy chief, expressed
a desire 20 have the instrument revised
in certain places and when il left NJ.
Evans Brownies hands the second time
u was just a plain, ordinary legal docu-
meut, setting forth without any legal
phraseOl0gy or fTiIls. the fact that Emil
Mitchell Is entitled to rule over the
rOEerS-
As the delegates had never. made a
chief before, they made the mistake
this morning OF going 10 the state De-
paTtmenL TO have the certificate framed
Being engaged with the NicaraEuan sit
uaticn, the Sta.e Department. was IN
able to negotiate the instrument deal
Hrea leo r-E
and the sypsies then sought out the at
formers
Chief Mitchell and his little hand
the members OF which came from ali
sections Of the United States, probably
VIII celebrate the Inauguration OF the
new Cfieftain tonight and tomorrow
they VIII take up the divergent trails
again
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
CORPORATION COURT
HEARS TWO CASES
Alexandra Light Infantry
Gives an Outdoor Exhi-
bitiOn Drill.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA Va TF-r.v e


{ The corporation court. Judge Louis c
/ Barley presiding, has been busy today
with the case of Lucinda Pryor. admin
lsIratriI, vs. the Providence Relief As
SoclaIlOn- Howard Smith is represent
3 ing the pla1uIIn, while Robinson Non
cure appears for the defendant
The case Of Alexander J. Wedderburn
vs. the Famous Clothing Company VIII
also be tried today Noel Garner VIII
appear Tor WeddeT5urn and r =.
BrUmback for the Othing company.
Company c, First Virginia Regimer
tAtexaEdTta Light Infantry. under com
mand o. Capt Frank L SIaymaker, last
evening gave an exhibition drill on King
street
The Cardinal Athletic Club this even
Ing viii play the Swift and Comm -
grounds The Cardinals VIII give ar
excursion 10 Marshall Han tomorrow,
when q game viii be played with the
Llndwoods Of Washington.
A meeting Of the Civic Improvement
League was held At the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce last evening
The Young Mems Sodality LyceUm
VIII hold q meeting At its hail in lower
Duke street, this evening.
Harry A Craig and Frank Craig v-fra
rev for trespaSsinE on the property Of
the wash MISREPRESENTATION Railway Com
pany- They We're turned over to the
Alexandra county police authorities
National Hive Drill Team. I. O. 7. NJ
Of Washington. viii give an exhibition
drill on The pavilion at Marshall Hall
next Thursday. when the Knights and
Ladies Of the Macc2bees of this citv
VIII give their excursion. Children IN
der twelve years will be carried free on
the 1880 and , D N. beats. Each child
VIII be given q souvenir.
The funeral of Mrs Jennie Kramer
was held from St MaTv's Catholic
Church today The Rev H J. CufIer.
the pastor, offciated Burial was in
the Presb ytC-ian Cemetery
The funeral of Luther Carter will no
held from his home in South Ha,rv
streeI tomorrow afternoon. The Rev
W watson, Of the First BaDtfsf
CHurch1 VIII ofhciate, and the burial
VIII De mace IN Bethel Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
VICTIM Of JEALOUSY
REVEALS IDENTITY
Mrs. Emma Deufex,' Shot
by Broker, Is Divorced
Philadelphia.

CHICAGO. July 1e--..1Irs. Emma Deu-
Tex, who vas shot last Saturday by
Cnarles w Rilgdcn. rich mining
broker, today confessed. that she was
tie divorced wife Of a Philadelphia law
Yer and that her real name vas Mrs.
annie Foure-
hiecon committed suicide fmmedfa teIv
afte- shooting MIS-. Young.
Ire woman. who is not expected 70
live, said that for two years she lived
IN New York with her mother Mrs Os-
car TToiman-
one went there following her seDars-
ton from her husband and stav15 ar
tie mouse WITH her sister. EIaihIIde Troi-
man, s-nG several younger children
NV -4iS Hef confession, tie r1vstsr~
y ---eA surrounded her shooting by the
broker was cleared up Tn. -
with her at the time Who -. -
liaEae as Nary Wilson. turned .o-,+ 80 -.
her sister Theresa They 49, - y
with their mother in = ro++s.--
Evanston Al
According 10 Mrs Young. S6. rrs- -
gagged 20 Risdon and had received . .7a
shares Of mining stock from him ~
was all right until SIX weeks .aro --b.-
financial losses made him queruIous and
started him 70 drinking
Mrs Young was unable 10 get alonr
with him, and a break followed. A few
days later, however. he told her he
would have 10 sell some OF the mining
stock 70 make ends meet She deter
mined 10 buy them and then throw him
over
she opened up a correspondence with
John FeJzer, q broker. who advised her
t-lso9n learned of the correspondence
4-l1 pscaEne jealous He forced Fetzer
70 entiCe The woman 10 his offea s1l75
"hen she reached there. shot her.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19

I to be issued at the option Of the direc-
/ tors when required. under the plan 20
paw for improvements from the proceeds
Of bonds sold 10 shareholders at par. An
would but mean another special meeting
/ IN the near future 20 authorize more
bonds
II IS believed in some quarters that
the per cent bondhOIders are to be
given something in addition 10 the ex-
change for : Der cents. It is more than
llkeiv that the senIi-ofiCiaI plans 4re
but intended to feel the pulse Of inter
ested parties.
There axe those who look for an extra.
cash dividend as well The plans viii
Dc bulided around the published state
ment.
Gas stock sold at ~. small lots 74I.
railway preferred. 81 Common offered
az S23s. with a point less bid Bonds
steady,
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
LOCAL MARKET REMAINS QUIET
GAS COMPANY MAY ISSUE
100000 BONDS.

small. scattering investment bust.
ness was transacted on the local TX
cnauge. without developing any particu-
lls changes IN values or news Of any
character
Gas securities do not show the activity
they probably would If the Street was
better informed as to the action to be
taken at tie special meeting OF the
Stockholders. September %. 1t is rot ac-
ceDted in financial circles that the whole
story as been told in the preliminary
outline- There are those who look for
a . per cent bond issue Of $4,000 TO
S6.o0e.o00-Derhaps more Il is but y1attIr-
al 10 believe that the COMPANY viii take
sLch steps a. VIII make further 6nanc-
ing unnecessary for some years to come
ana this can only be accomplished by
authorizing a large issue OF bonds.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
FONSECA CANCELS
VISIT TO AMERICA

A SsblefsTanl was received by Direc-
tOs Barrett, OF the International p
reau of American ReDubTige +ol1o,-
Slltilg tEat tecause of doctors orders
Marshal Hern'es da Fonseca. PresideUf1
eject OF Br2zn, would be unable TO
Visit the United States in August
The reason given for this chance ie
that doctors have advised the Presi-
ce1t-elect that he must have absolute
YeDoSe-
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
BANK CREDITORS GET
INITIAL DIVIDEND

Creditors Of the National. City Bank.
Of Cambridge. Mass. which went into
the hands OF receivers last February.
VIII receive a dividend Of &C. per cent
his week
The Comptroller Of the Currency. has
authorized the payment Of Sz38-6g8. The
Indebtedness Of the bank amounts 20
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
MAN AND WIFE ON TRAMP

TOLEDO, Ohio. July 19-Footsora and
tired. but still cheerful after a frsrn1
Of three hundred miles, Josepb TraI-e
and a5s Wife drifted into town. look
lnS for work. They had framed an
the way from Buffalo. and the1 came
70 Toledo Both are a little Dast MY
years OF age The coupIe left Battle
borO, Vt-r On April l.
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
DIVIDEND NOTICE
- sToCKH0LDERs.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The seventy-seCOnd regular quarterly ,5frI-
CeDd o. Ia per cent has been declared On
the capital stock OF The Washington Loan
and Trust Company payable August / 1870
when checks fo- such dividend viii be males
70 an sJcc hholders OF registered address The
books OF the Company VIII be closed for rha
transfer OF stock from July g 1910. to Aug
ust J. 1910, both dates inclusive Sfo~E-
holders who have changed their Addresses
since date Of last dividend win please roffTy-
the company HARRY G. MEM
Treas urer
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
MOROCCAN SOLDIERY
READY FOR BATTLE
Priests Preach Holy War, Clash
With French Column
Imminent
Imminent.

TANGIERS. July D--A great body
OF Moroccan soIdlery, armed aith mod
ern rifles. Is gathering in the vicinity OF
Taxa. with the announced intention Of
preventing the threatened invasion BIZ
French desert troops The high priests
are preaching a holy war. and If 10 Is
declared bloody fighting probably VIII
result
A clash between the warIike Mo
roccans and the French column is i'm
mineEt-
The Washington times., 1910-07-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
WOMAN STRANGLED
TO DEATH IN HOME

NEW YORK July 19.-ATrs. Mary
lzll,lllN' aged thirty-four. was found
,-eNs-eo 20 death in her home, 8 Nor
man place, Brooklyn. today.
Her nose had rean 49,
throat '1'i NJ ABOUT AeF
.S SLephen .P5alinnlsker was arrested He
81 - lnSt ne knew the woman and
had visited her yesterday. anu