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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
MISS LENEVE NOT FOUND
If She IA on Liner Majestic Her Dis
r1ifse Ix Perfect.

If She IL on Liner Majestic Her Dis
:,utse Ix Perfect.
New York. November 3o.-If Ethel
Leneve, Dr. Crippen's erstwhlle COM
,nnnion is aboard the steamer. Majestic,
which ,i anchored off quarantine for the
night, she had better disguise than
when she came to Canada In boys
clothes aboard the Montrose. Her
eer6list, and no one like her. the off'-
Gers of the ship said tonight, had
been recognized.
IT was reported in cable dispatches
from London that Miss Leneve had
taken second class passage under the
name of Miss Allen" and would en-
bark at Southampton, but the prophecy
proved wrong. Then there came word
that another mysterious second-class
nassengerhad been taken onat Queens
town. where few second-class passen-
gers embark She does not seem to
he Miss I.eneve. however,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
Election Campaign, Now
Under w ay, One of
Surprises.
HOUSE OF LORDS
CEASES TO EXIST
Lord Roseberry Declares 1t Has
Surrendered Its Powers to the
Nation in a Death-Bed Re-
pentance-C Conservatives
Stunned by Balfour's
Tactics.

London, November So.--The present
election campaign is one OF amazing
changes. Lord Lansdowne's uncx-
pected presentation of scheme for
the reform of the House of Lords has
been surpassed in snddenness by Mr..
Balfour's throwing over tariff reform
as an issue of the elections Lord
RosebcrTg, in a speech to-day at Man
chester, said:
"The House of Lords has ceased to
exist; 1t has surrendesed its powers
to the nation. This is a fact of enor-
nous Importance.
He admitted that it was death bed
repentance, but he contended that
death-bed repentance, If sincere, was
valid and valuable.
Mr.. Balfour,s adoption OF the ref
erendum is generally attributed to
pressure from an influential section
of unionist free traders. led by Lord
Cromer although 1t is acclaimed by
the bulk OF the unionist party. once
their surprise was over. as master
stroke Of skiifui electioneerlng. The
opposition LEADERS, change of tactics
took the older Conservatives COM
pletely aback, and caused consterna-
| tion among the ardent protecsionists
The Liberals characterized his atti-
tude as adroit slipperiness and oppor-
! tunisrn. The Liberal leaders, who
| were surprised equally as much a.
| the Conservatives, have not yet had
| time 10 adjust themselves to the
| changed conditions.
Weapon for Wealthy.
| David Llo$d-George. Chancellor o.
/ the sxchequer. speaking at Lland
rinded Wells tonight, reiterated thai
| Inc cost Of rsccrenduT would hi
1 gafd 10 prt a ntol.e e.fectivc weapor
| in the hands cf the wealthy classes
/ The liberals would have none of It.
! Augustine Bir-all. CHIEF secretar,
| for ireland. speaking at Bristol, sai'
/ that Mr.. Balfouris proposal of the ref
erendum was delusive. dangerous ant
nnworkable. and calculated to destor.
j free representative government
4 The home secretary. Mr.. Churchill
addressed two meetings at sheffield to
4 night He said that no day passe,
without some Tory leader overthrow
i ing some ancient principle of the Tor
4 party Nothing was more astonishing
Fin this wonderful election than tn
i panic which had overtaken that one
4 proud and powerful party.
/ Mr.. Churchill was again subjected t
Issuffragist disturbances, several unrul
i persons being elected from the hal
i The food of election oratory is un
4 abated. hut ii consists mainly OF
j repetition of well-worn arguments.
4 The Ulster movement is CROWN
apace throughout the province. Th
4 Ulster men have taken strong stan
I against home rule and the offers o
subscriptions to fund which is to b
devoted to the purpose of organizing
regiment and purchasing arms hav
4 Irisen from $4,000 to 100000 In tn
y past two days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
CITY OF TAMPA SUED
Labor Assembly Wants Damages for
Closing of Temple.

Closing of Temple.
Tampa, Fla. November 30.-Suit was
filed against the city of Tampa this
Trades and Labor Assembly for 100000
damages 1t is alleged that the as
sembIy has suffered damages to this
extent By the closing, of the Labor Tenn
pie for a period Of three weeks during
gatherings, and by damage done to
furniture and the loss of valuable
The temple was closed some weeks
Won't gatherings at which violent
speeches were made. and at which, 1t
liz alleged, irresponsible speakers in
cited the strikers.
Governor Gilchrist arrived here to-
day TO make personal Investigation
Of charges made by Sapluel Gompers
that the strikers are not being ac-
corded nrotection Ere. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
CONTRIBUTE $264,O00
Isncinr Associatious Give Money, to DC.
fcnt LeEISluttOn.

feat Legislation.
New York, November 3o,--Eight rae
ing associations, seeking to defeat the
anti betting bills at Albany, contri-
buted s26a,OO0 to the Jockey club for
legal expenses, according to M. Linn
Bruce. counsel of the legislative graft
investlgating committee, During the
session Of the committee to-day Mr.,
Bruce ran over the, various contribu-
itions, which have been admitted In
testimony. and used them rs a basis
for his statement. 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
PAWNs HIS COFFIN

Forced to Step by the High Cost of
Living.
Atlanta, Ca. November 3o.-Tha
high cost of living to-day forced M.
I. Brennan to pawn his coffin. Some
time ago Brennan bought q coffin for
his own use because lie could pick 1t
up at a bargain" To-day. however.
he needed some money, and not having
anything else to "soak he had iJ, the col = !
received his ticket pnd money Brennan
announced that he probably would re-
tdeem his pledge. &5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
EYEBALLs ARE FOUND
Relieved to Have Belonged TO Youth
Who Ran Away From Home.

Who Ran lNNny ttrOm HNlhe.
Pensacola Fla November 30.;--4A
couple af eyeballs, which were picked
UP to-d day along with bits Of the. re-
mains ofia tramp whoawas killed by a
louisville and Naahville Railroad train.
were partially identified as the brown
orbs OF IA Pensacola youth who left
his home not many weeks ago to see
the world. The inutilated parts Of the
cola from the scene OF the accident,
nine miles north or here, and several
personss declared they recognized In
the strayed optics the hoy who recent
~ ran away. A corroboratiyeg SINH
larity was found also In 4; the pair
packed up at the scene,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
NO SHAVE OR HAIR CUT

4 lIsIbcrt Merida Lived Ninety Years
' Without visit to Iinrhe'r.
Nashville, Ind, November 80 I'LL ibert
Without ever having heen. shaved or
having his hair cut, IS dead ut his
home near here OF typhoId fever. lie
was one of the Oldest ,settlcrs of Brown
county. In his little log house are n
Snurlhcr Of rattlesnakes skins, TO tho
wearing Of which as belts ,heI attributed
his long HE. s, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
PLAYS HIGH CARD
Defense Scores Heavily In Senatorial

Defcnse Scores Heavily In SENATORIAL
bribery Trial.
Ynzoo City, Miss, November S0.--The
derense in the trial Of Il. c. Dulaney,
charged with bribinE a member of the
mississippi Senate to support United
states senator Leroy Percy during the
recent senatorial contest, played one
az its best cards to-day, 1T came with
me identification of banlsnotes pur-
porting to be the actual money state
Senator Theodore Bllbo alleged was
paid him by Dulaney.. According to
Witnesses, several of the notes We're
issued subsequent to the date Senator
Rilho asserts the last instalment OF
i,ribes money was paid. ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
s. Giyen,u Az Lost,

Pensacola Fla, November S0.-,rhe
Italian bark Penny, which sailed from
Pensaeoia s June "A With cargo of
lumber for Conception, Uruguay, has
been given up as lost Nots'a word has
been received from her, and no vessel
the 1Ss days she has been out. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
LEAPS IN FRONT OF TRAIN

Thomas l.nwson's Confidential Sccre-
tnry Commits Suicide.
Boston, Massat November sO.-Joh r.
Of Lynn, for twelve years q
confidential clerk IN the employ OF
Thomas y: Lawson. the hnancier, COM
mitted suicide to-day by Jumping In
front of an electric train Of the Boston
Elevated Street Railway In the Wash
ington street tunnel, The cause OF the
not is unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
TAXES OATH TODAY
For Eighth Time pinn VIII BE Inausu.



Mexico City. November 3Q.--Wi ith
simple ceremonies General Diaz VIII
take the oath of Office as President OF
the Republic OF Mexico for the eighth
time Tomorrow. In FieH OF the ass
turbances through which the country
has recently passed. the Inauguration
viii not be marked By the season OF
festas which has accompanied !, IN
former years but will be conducted
with the same formal dignity and I'M
pressivcness. The ceremonies will oc-
cur at 10 O'Clock to-morrow morning
in the temporary hall of Congress.
only the diplomatic corps and few
other distinguished personages. in ad-
dition 10 the high Mexican government
officials, will attend.
Following the induction of President
Diaz. the oath viii be administered 10
Ramon Corral, re-elected TO the VICE
Presidency.
The President and Vice president
will then proceed 70 the national pal
ace. where they will receive the con-
rratulations of diplomats, government
officials and private delegations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
u,ilI E.eI Relicf.

oficial celebration of the inauguration
of President Diaz and Vice President
corrall will be held at the Municipal
Palace here Tomorrow. No further
disturbances are expected, but the au-
thorities ara exercising the greatest
Vigilance 20 guard against any sur
prise. The roads leading into Torreon
are guarded. Gomez Palacio said that
ample Preparations had been made 10
stop auy demonstration
Wltn Tomorrow safely passed.
feeDng OF relief will be experienced,
j !,uweyer, in this vicinity, inasmuch as
that day marks the final date OF the
&ueriod designated by Madero In his
proclamation for popular uprisings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-01
SAYINGS TO SHOPPERS.

f 'Procrastination IS the thief
OF time. The time for easy
shopping is NOW
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
o o o CURES
o. OF. %. SKIN DISEASES


neuraizing
by
s.
free to uvhov
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
VERY CIRCUNSPECT
At TRAINING CAMP
Fight Managers Alarmed by
Agitation-More Gossip
About Jefries' Methods

San FRANCISCO Cal, May Al
though the national agitation against
the big fight is growing every day. thu
promoters and principals IN the SEIZED
uIed Jefries-JOhnsOn battle declare they
are not in the least appreheisive that
the fight VIII be called OF.
sam Berger. manager for JeTries:
George Little. JOhnsOn-s manager John
son, Tex Richard, and Jack Gleason are
( gathered here 20 settle the question Of
a referee. They express confidence that
the furore over the death OF Tommy Nc
Carthy, after his bout with owen Moran
viii die out before the Independence
Day battle
Despite their outward show OF con
Edence. il cannot be denied that the
fighters and managers are anxious They
have put every one connected with the
E-Et on guard and notified fighters,
must he very ClrCumspeCL until the
storm abates-
Select Referee Today
The selection Of q referee IS SEIZED
uIed 70 take place here late this after
noon, johnson stIU insists that he VIII
have no one except Jack Welsh While
JEFF MAJ be willing 10 accept Welsh, ne
Will certainly not 90 so in q hurry for
he cannot see why the big black IS So
set on having Welsh as the third man
in the TinE.
Richard yesterday posted an additional
$4,000 of the stake making 5000 now
Cd. The money VIII he forwarded a.
rnce 10 Big Tim Sullivan, Of New
York. the stakeholder The other Sal-5,3
7giu be posted on July
There was nothing doing al either
training camp today Johnson VIII not
T,a-fn active work until Monday. and
Jerries. who left on an early train for
Rovardenna with his wife who has
lust left an Oakland hospital, viii DO
little OF no work until tomorrow
Shake-up Around JEFF
According to rumors- there Is likely II
be a. shake-up at JefrIes' training camp
/ - the near future 4 man who recently
returned from camp declared that the
real boss Of the works. Mrs James J.
Jenries. IS not entirely satisfied with
the method OF conditioning her husband
is receiving. and this man declared thai
shortly afte- Mrs. Jefries returns 70
the santa Cruz meeting there VIII be
something doing with the fossils who
are surrounding the hope OF the white
race"
If iz freely hiuted that Mrs. JeHries
VA. urge neT spouse 20 SUI D-A-ttA A----l-
saIf win some younger men, and this
will mean that some Of the present staff
viii be dropped
Though JefF has been ar his camp
nearly month, no real work has been
induced in The kind OF work that the
biz fellow needs is some near approach
10 real fighting. and the staff Of helpers
thai JEFF has 18th him cannot and VIII
not give him .- -Ort Of work
Meets 10 Youngsters
So Tar as looks 60 all the reports de
clare that the big fellow appears TO be
IN shape. but the fact that Jeffries has
failed to meet any young hearties in his
boxing bouts has disIEietinE effects Or
followers Of the game
A report that the board OF supervisors
conteuDlateS interfering with boxing
bouts within the city limits has been
discre7ited by its action in granting
Sunshine jim Coffroth a license TO
hold q fstfc carnival at his COlns
arena in The present month
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
PIMLICO ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

PINBICO RACE TRACK Nd, Nav
4--FirulicO entries for Thursday
FIRST race-TwO -TeaT-OldS. I've fur
longs Master John. 49, Idle Michel
lt4- Footprint, 10. AIissive, r5e< F0T-
rover. Ia
Secs-i,i Three-year-oIds and I'd.
selling. one mile sADoI0rfze- ~
rave, 20 EveraUd. I'D. Vienna Tao.
Mdrgaret 1l5- st Jeanne. no. N-55-
Ech, IL. Ballot Box IL: Cav Te-a7-a-
t-5 'Mernan. 81 FE5zh Pqrge 10,
Go-coIaa, IL. Plant and. III.
Third race-Tbe Brewers 4au5f-s,.
JHTee-y ea---olds and up- one nile 80
sixty 10 rls- jubilee 10. AN TO-, -
AllEon0ackr lAf- RaEuan- TGC. HI
Private, IS. Taboo. re- TaE Or - -
don, 10 German Silver, o. S71e-sTf-
uon- 10, Anna L DAILY, IS. P7TSv- -
Fourth race-BaItimore steenra,bsss.
maiden Jumpers; two miles. Prince ~:
JeSult, 49, MAZE Fletcher 49, SIS Lewis
49, Diopit- 80, Aunt julie 1s5- Duke NJ
RoansEe. ~. "a
Firth race-Two-year-ol nI1fes- forr
and halt furlOngs- Irish Nora no.
f1aule Rocne. Jog, TOuCal. IGo- Chiffon
Chant. 49, AIuskmeIon. 100 ATa-o-0ar1
l.s: Edith @, 10s. Petits Chevaux- 109.
Sixth race-ThTce-year-oI bred y-
Maryland Virginia, West Virginia a-S
PennSyi vaIia- one mile. Isavmfusrer
1lS- Nancy Pansy. III. Ross Hamutcr
5ls- beau Chiffon, rs DslhOuSie, lie:
The Monk. 10
Apprentice allowance claimed
weather fair; track good
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
One Hundred and Thirty
two Athletes Will Compete
in Intercity Run
FIFTY ENTRIES IN
FROM THIS CITY
Capital Runners EyinCe More In
terest Than in Any Previous
Distance Event.
MARATHON OFFICIALS

RefeFee-Dr- ID. z WiBer, presi-
dent A A u Washington
Tinle-s-W- A. HoTIsvveU, wal
brook 4. CT George J. Turner, Fifth
Regiment A. A.. BaItin1Ore5 w. G.
Thatcher, Columbia Country Club,
Washington.
Judges ut dnish-T- E strauss,
George W. EhIer, Dr.. w. r Mean
well. Public Athletic League: H. g.
Penniman, BaI9imOrc9 g r Beckett
and W. &. Stuart, Washington "
VI. c. 4.
Starter-IoSeph L. England, hHn-
dIcapper A 4. u, Baltimore
Scorers-JOhn p. Buer. baltimore;
Q. T. Edwards, W. p. Bowie, and
w. b. Hudson, District OF Columbia
National Guard. Washington
Clerk of cOurSo-WiIIinm Foley,
Georgetown University.
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
GOOD WIFE ALWAYS
SPORT, SAYS PASTOR
If She Isn't, It's Ground
for Divorce, He
Adds

PROVIDENCE. p I. Nay s.-'F'or q
man 70 have q wife without true sport
ing blood in her veins or for a woman
20 have a husband without the true
sporting nature ought 10 be grOuuds
for divorce" declared the Rev. RobeTl
3. Parker II an address on The True
SPORT before the Young Mems Chris
ton League and the Benehcenr Con
gregaLOuaI Church
The true sport does not play for
money" he continued. 1T IS q mon
greI or haf breed who goes out and
plays golf for a doIIa- g hole
The true sport IS. first OF all q
woman OF 4 man with a high sense
Of honor He hates the fellow who vii
play a Iow-down trick q q game
Sometimes I have 10 believe that
England mauifeSts this spirit better
than We do pity the fellow who
has not any sporting blood IN his
veins
The Washington times., 1910-05-04

ing the past week az the Downs and
made mile and an eighth over a slow
track In 100 -. which is second to the
record OF Fighting Bob in 10.
BoCa GTande Z Dark Horse.
FIzer IS one Of the best hOrsenea In
the country and the other trainers at
Churchin Downs are now guessing
whether o. not Boca Grande viii be able
TO make the race or whether Ffzer IS
keeping the son OF SeUproaioUs out OF
the race so that ne may 20 20 the post
IN the derby a dark horse In the race
One horse that seems to have al Of
the trainers and rail birds guessing Is
John FurIOuE. the maiden thTee-year-Ojd
Of James c. Rogers The son of Wads-
worth has been stepping good for sew
eraI weeks and a few days ago Train
er Walter Crater sent the horse Over
the circuit Tor the fastest mile that has
been made in spring training at Lex
fnCtOn-
The colt was not r1n over the assOcia-
ton track. but was taken across town
10 The rrottiuZ track. where the colt was
SET down To- all the speed that was IN
Tim No on was near except JOCKEY
Who caught ne time IN l-41r while tErat-
er refuses TO state the exact time the
colt made. Carrying IH3 pounds, John
F77rTon- should be one q the best
horses in the derby II he f. as good
as all reports say he Is
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
JOE GRANT ADDS
ANOTHER VICTIM

Joe Grant, at one time the premier
wrestler Of the District, is rapidly prov
ing he has lost little Of his oId-time
cunning
Last evening at the Gayery he added
another victim to his TapiCIy-STOwing
string. IN the person Of VIII O'Brien, a
late conner in the professional ranks
Nine minutes elapsed before Grant
gained the decision but during this time
his opponent was forced 70 90 some
mighty w5ggIinE IN order to work out
Of several holds.
This afternoon Joe Russell viii take
I'D the task. and so on through the rest
of the week viii the battle rage
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
GLIDDEN TOUR TEST
OF AUTOS MERITS

WICHITA, kan, May 4--This years
GIiden tour viii tax the merits Of every
car entered and the car that gets
through with perfect score viii have
overcome many obstacles. The path
finding car has reached here, having
covered 100 miles Of the tour and
with loo miles yet TO 90 The path
finder has come through bad roads il
heavy rains and has mapped out
course that viii bring out the good and
bad points of every car entered in the
race
The tour starts in Cincinnati. goes
South 70 Dallas. Tex thence back
North and East % Chicago
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
ARTIE HOFFMAN DISABLED.

CHICAGO. MAY 4-ATtie Hoffman
Cub centerAeIder, has Joined the hos
pita5 squad as a result OF an accident
at the West Side grounds on sunday
when he fell as he was rounding third
base IN a game with the Pirates He
was sent here from PittsburE FOR tresI-
uent. The injured knee has swe.led 10
twice its normal size
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
GOODMAN DEFEATS DORMAN

NEW YORK. May Jack Goodman
and Jack Dorman met in the star bout
Of the evening al the Paramount Ath-
Ietic Club tonight and served up as good
an engagement as has been seen in some
time The bout was characterized BY
one thing only-the clear, consistent left
pokes Of Goodman, which played havoc
with D0rrnan's features Occasionally
he sent in rights 20 the jaw that twice
sent DCrTnan 10 the mat
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
SULLIVAN STOPS RYAN.

NEW YORK, May Paddy Sullivan
knocked out Dave Ryan in the second
round OF what was scheduled TO be a
ten-round bout at Browns gymnasium
tonight. Ryan rushed in with left and
right swinging and Sullivan caught him
on the Jaw with a short right Ryan
took the count Of nine. and when he
got up Sullivan put him out with left
and right TO the jaw
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
BUDWEISER does the

The National Game appeals all classes Of
class by itself Phone Main $3.50 a today.
Anheuser-Busch Branch
A' AoOA'' NAS' Aug Brill Mgr. Washington D c.
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
OVER 100000 AUTOS
NOW IN NEW YORK
Registration Lists in Hands of
State Secretary Show Great
Increase
Increase.

Ar,RRNY. May There are row
-er-zfere-7 in Secreta-y OF state k0eEiE' :
of-ra more than 10000 automobiles
that number having been given out to-
sav 20 Peter T. Barlow, president o.
--e board Of city magistrates OF New
YORK
John r 1Torey- publisher Of the
Rochester Times. got No g9-e99- Before
the close Of the days business Ideuten-
ant Governor Horace White applied for
a number and received 10000 The num-
Der OF licensed chaIffeUrS recorded 10
date IS more than 5000
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
TO KILL A MILLION CATS

TRENTON, May War has been de-
clared by the State Fish and Game Com
mission here against 10000 stray. cats
and half that number Of tramp dogs
which are said TO he roaming the woods
Of New jersey. destroying birds and
small game The cats are said 10 Kill at
Ieast one bird month each.
The Washington times., 1910-05-04
AMATEUR BASEBALL
Yesterdays Results.

Capital City League-St Stephens.
- NIidWays. 8
Detrimental League - Commits
sioners. .. Agriculture, l.
Sunday School eaEue-LanEdon,
s. Peck. T.
Marquette League - Postponed on
account Of rain
Suburban aa=ue-Silver Spring
lo- Takoma Park -
Independence League - Postponed
on account of rain
Commercial League - " washington
Herald g. Br~1taDc'S. r.
Terminal Railroad Y n c a
LeaEue-Car Department, Il. Train
men. 1