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The Holly chieftain., 1910-07-29
Must be Above SUSPICION

Kidney and bladder ailments are SO serious
in their consequences. and il unchecked SO
often fatal that any remedy offered for their
cure must be above suspicion. Foley Kidney
BY The Holly Pharmacy. Ikelman Bros, prop'rs
The Holly chieftain., 1910-07-29
CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior.
n G 11nn

Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land OHoe.
Lsnsr. Colo. May q. 1910
sufficient affidavit having been filed in th. Of.
sos BY Alvin L. Sesly. contestant. against Robert l..
Piakard enrty No. $685. made April 1905 for lots and
and hall northeast Of section township Is
s.. range II w. BY Robert L. Pnk.rd contestee in which
alleged that he has wholly abandoned above described
that he has changed his residence thererom more
.hsa 81. months last tina. said absence not
that said dsfsuls continue present date. Said parties
hereby nossd respond. and offer evidence
t to,a SAD .'essi:n at ~ clock a. M 90 Ass
oihce IN Lamar. Colo.
The ssid contestant having. in proper Affidavit. sled
May g. 1910 forth facts which show that alter due
ksenee personal of this notice cannot be made
hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given
BY due and proper publication.
C. Frost Lissett, Receiver.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-07-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department 81 the Interior.
U, S, Land Ofice At Lamar Colo.

Department Of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Lamar Colo,
April Is. 1910.
Nstiee is hereby given thst Jacob H. McVay Of Holly
Cshrsas, who April H. 1909 made home ste I'd sppica
iss Me- Gas (Ssri.l No 0843) for the southwest quar-
ter section s. township "a south. 4 west Of the
sixth principal msdisn. has fled Of intention to
make sasl Eve prosf establish claim the land
elsvs described before L. N. Zshnser. United States
Cs..isssaer. Hsry. Colo the 1lth day Of June
Gainsnt witnesses: Robert Y. Fowler, L. A.
Wilsy. fraak Sears. L. H. James. ell of Holly. Colo
Jshn A. Williams, Resister
The Holly chieftain., 1910-07-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Depertment Of the Interior,
U. S. Land Once At Lamar Colo
June 10. 1910.
Nstiee is hereby given that Chester A. Snyder Of
Holly. Cole. who. Asril IL, 1903. m.de homestead
assisalisa aerial No. 052s0 for northeast quarter north
west north hall northeast quarter soue..
Ter asrthsast Of section township "a south
n Of the 9Th princps meridian has 6led
81 atsntien to make 6as Communication proof est.bi.h
caia to the land akoye described before L. NJ Zaineer
the U. Cemmis Holly Cole, on the 9Th day
Of August. 1915.
Claimant winesses VIM N. Kleis, Wm r.
Pratt. Frank Sears and Jacob Blsd.oe, all Of Holly,
Csh
J.hs A. Williams. Rsa;.t,r
The Holly chieftain., 1910-07-29

Foley's Honsy snA T.r hes bsen hsusshoid
f.vorite for ~ sl.sats Tor lhs throat. chest and
lungs. For infsass ~ childrsa it is best sed
safest q II contains - opisiss and NO hsrnfM
druss. Noae senuins ~ Foley Hoaey ed Tar
in the yellow pscAsgs. Refuse s..bstitutes-
Sold BY I'll dsunris.s,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-07-29
Paste This in Your Hat

Telegraph, write, or telephone
to The Holly Chieftaln for First
class Job Printing. You cant
afford to send out measly looking
stationery or other printed mat
ter. 1t will pay you.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-07-29
Summer Colds

Are harder to relieve than winter ones but
they yield just as readily to treatment with Dr..
Bells Pine Tar-Honey. Look for the Bell on
the Bottle. Theticlly Pharmacy. Ikelman Bros.
prop'n.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
ASKS ALL ABOUT
THE BLACK HAND
Col Roosevelt Deeply Interested
in Workings of The
Malta.

wIKES-BARRE, PA, Aug 3.-The
Black Hand, the Malta and ''Undesir-
able" citizens generally among the
foreign element of Northeastern Penn
sylvania were investigated to-day by
ex-President Roosevelt.
= The colonel was astir early. accom-
panied by Father Curran. John Mitch
ell. Lawrence Abbott and party OF
newspaper men, who trailed him In
automobiles. journeyed to Pittston,
arriving there, the party allowed the
colonel to go on ahead. and he at
once plunged into the Italian settle
ment. which has often been the scene
of murders and other Black Hand
outrages. He eyinced keen interest
In the Malta the death dealing Italian
society, and wanted to know all about
the Black Hand.
The party then mad ca tour OF in
spection of the. entire valley. going
through coal breakers. foreign settle
ments. miners homes and factories
Following luncheon at the home OF
Father Curran and another tour Of
inspection. the party will be enter
tanned at the home of Albert Lewis
the millionaire lumber king. at Beai
Creek, at dinner Tonight.
Roosevelt will leave for New Yorl
~ 49, ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
GIRL CAUGHT IN
ACT OF STEALING
Grave Charge Against Ethel
Payne, But Fourteen Years
Old.
TAE ANYTHING IN REACH
Alleged to Have Picked Up Purses
and Other Things Left in
Reach of Door.
TAE ANYTHING IN REACH

Caught In the act of stealing from
one residence and suspected Of having
stolen money and valuables from
homes In different parts OF the city.
a fourteen-year-o girl, who gave
her name as Ethel Payne and her
residence as $50 South Pine street.
was detained Wednesday morning By
MIR. r. w. Jones until the arrival of
q policeman who preferred charges
against the child, taking her first 10
the woman's compartment in the First
Police Station and afterwards send
ing her to the Associated Charities
where DR.. Buchanan will care for her
until Thursday.
Tho girl. a pretty little blonde. who
does not appear to be more than four
teen. the age she gave. is alleged to
have gone into many homes and 70
have stolen from almost every one. II
is alleged that she wuold ask for en-
pioyment and while the servant went
for the mistress or some one else the
child--for she Is scarcely more than
a child-would pick UP any article she
thought was valuable, secret II about
her person. and leave the home when
she was told there was no employ
ment for her.
Tuesday morning a slip of a girl
said TO have been Ethel went TO the
home of Mrs. Slaughter. SOS South
Laurel street. where she stole 81. This
was reported to several In the neigh.
borhood and the police had been told
that white girl was entering homes
in the West End. Policeman Bolton
was assigned to this beat. He dis.
covered that a girl had entered sew
erai homes in Harvte street and In
one or two Instances picked up purses
He continued hts search until Wed
nesday morning.
A telephone call to the Second
station at use Wednesday said that
MIR. Jones was holding a little CIR
at his home, No. s Harvie street
Officer Bolton went to the number al
once and brought the girl to the Sec
ond station, There is no place in the
upper district for the accommodation
OF women and the youthful criminal
was sent TO the First Station, where
she was detained for only an hour OF
go. DIR. Buchanan, of the Associated
Charities. was sent for and took the
girl with him. He will be responsible
for her until she appears in police
court Only one charge Is agains
her at this time. That alleges tina
| she stole 81 cents and sixteen two cen
postage stamps,
Under the recent act or the legls
lature the girl cannot be prosecuted
nor can she be confined In cell. She
will likely be sent to the Home FOL
Girls at Bon Air.
After being arrested by Policeman
Bolton the girl claimed her name wa.
Ethel Brown. She maintained thi
until she reached the station house
when she said her last name wa.
Payne and that she lived at the above
number in Pine street. A patrolmar
was sent to the number to inform
the mother of the child OF the arrest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
CRUSHED
UNDER A|R-sH|P
Loses Control and Machine Goes
Over Backwards-Man Will
Hardly Recover.

NEW YORK. Aug, 3.--Crushed In
the wreck of his monoplane that he
was trying out preparatory to flight
at Mineola. l.. l., to-day DR.. Charles
Walden was critically injured. 1t was
necessary to saw the frame Of the
machine apart before the unconscious
aviator could be taken from the deb
ris.
and built by himself. was rounding
the aviation field at a speed Of about
80 miles an hour, getting Roadway TO
raise his plane in the air. The wheels
struck a rut in the track, and the JOLT
tore the steering levers from WaIden's
hands. The machine turned COM
pIete somersault backward, burying
the. aviator In the .wreckage. 4..+
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
THREE MEN CONVICTED
OF ATTACKING SAUNDERS
Two Made to Pay s25 and Cost
and One Find $5-Result of
Denunciations from Pulpit.

ELIZABETH CITY. N. c., August
3.-Convicted of taking part in the
attack upon W. o. Saunders Sunday
night after the editor had been de-
nounced twice from the pulpit OF The
Blackwell Memorial church, O. f.
Gifbert and A. F: Toxey were fined
s2S and costs and J. II. Pastortieid
was made to pay So and share of
the costs by Judge Sawyer. Philip
Sawyer, accused with the trio. was
acquitted.
Attorneys Leigh. Thompson, En-
ringhaus and Aydlett representing
the defendants, argued that Saunders
provoked the trouble by firing his pis-
toll into the crowd which had follow
ed him to his home and that the INC b
was justified in returning tho FIRE.
States Attorney I. M. Meekins in
sisted that Saunders did not shoot
unfit after the mob began firing. and
that If he did shoot frst, he had a
right to do so II he feared bodily
harm at the hands OF the crowd.
Great interest was manifested In
the trial OF the accused. The atmo-
sphere was permeated with tensity
and further trouble was feared, hut
did not materialize.
Saunders viii be tried for carrying
. dangerous weapon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
INSURGENTS CARRY
KANSAS BY STORM
Heads of Stand-Patters Fall
by Wayside-NeW Men
Going In
MISSOURI IN LINE
WITH CHAMP CLARK
Returns Ten Democratic Con
gressmen, Among Them Champ
Clarke-Taft Much Out
Done.

TOPEKA. kAS.. August 3.-An in
primary elections held yesterday and
returns to- day show that Governor M.
r. Stubs. insurgent was swept into
the renomination for governor. while
six OF the eight republican congress
men nominated are insurgents. r. J.
Hopkins, the insurgent candidate for
acknowledgements. Is running well
and his nomination is predicted.
Only two congressional districts are
in doubt. They are the first and third,
the strongest stand-pat districts In
the State. Both factions claim vic
tories In these districts.
The congressional nomination re-
suits SO far are;
First district--In doubt.
Second district--Alexander Mitchell
progressive. defeats Congressman c. F
Scott, stand-patter.
Third district-In doubt
Fourth district-Fred Jackson
progressive. defeats Congressman J
Miller. stand-patter.
Fifth district-R. r. Rees, progress,
sive, defeats Congressman w. A%Cal.
derhead. standpatter.
Sixth district. ID. Young. progress
sive. defeats Congressman Reeder.
Seventh district-E. H Madison, in.
surgent, returns uncontested.
Eighth dtstrict--Nictor Murdoch
insurgent returns uncontested.
The insurgents still believe the,
have a chance to defeat the incum
bents in the First and Third districts
Anthony and Campbell. with Mcneil
and Crandstone.
Governor Stubs was nominated b,
an overwhelming majority eYel
Thomas Wagstar. the stand-pat can.
didate.
Against Cannon.
WICHITA. KAS., August 3.--Vic
tor Murdoch. insurgent house leader
renominated for congress In thu
1Continued on sixth Page1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
CHARLTON MAY
NEVER Be TRIED
Though a Confessed Wife Muir
derer He Will Probably Go
Free or to Asylum.

NEW YORK, Aug. Although a
confessed wife murderer, Porter Charl-
ton will probably never be tried for
the crime. The forty day time limit
In which Charlton might be extradited
has expired and Italy has made no
request for his custody, The decision
of the State Department that such
time of the 40 days as was covered by
Charlton's requested postponements
should be eliminated and that he is
still extraditable. could not have been
known to Italy. which probably still
believes that the time has expired.
II this IL true. there is believed to
be little chance that Italy will put in
a formal claim for the prisoner.
When Charlton was last in court.
both sides agreed that no action would
be taken looking to his release before
September 20. 1t In probable there
fore, that Charlton will remain, In Jail
until that date and that insanity pro-
ceedings will then be instituted by his
father
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

LONDON. August 3.-'There is lit
tile doubt that we will be able to iden-
tify the body as that of Mrs. Crippen
when the inquest is resumed" This
statement was made to-day by an
Official of the criminal investigating
department of Scotland Yard. He de-
clared that the proof would satisfy
any court or jury. Only few days
ago the authorities had seemingly de-
SPARED of proving the identity OF the
body but evidence has been found of
late that apparently removes this fear.
Scotland Yard denies any knowl-
edge OF a reported confession by DIR.
Crippen. now In Jail in Quebec Owing
TO the well-known secrecy of Scotland
Yard. the denial is received as a mat
ter of course.
Arthur Newton. a criminal lawyer
OF London, whose offer of legal SER
vices Crippen Ia reported to have ae-
cepted yesterday, Is already at work
on the case. He denies that there Is
the slightest proof that the body found
In the cellar OF the Crtppen home is
the American dentists wife.
Awaiting Developments.
QUEBEC, Aug. S.--With a bible and
half a score other books to keep him
company. DR.. H. II. Crippen to-day
settled down to await further devel-
opponents inhis case. confident that his
friends In England and Lawyer New
ton who has been retained By them
would take care OF his interests. The
London dentist Is closely following the
instructions cabled by Newton that he
refuse TO discuss the case with any
one. and as consequence Inspector
Dew, of Scotland Yard, who has been
hoping to obtain confession from his
prisoner from the physical collapse
that followed their arrest on the liner
Montrose. The girl Is more lightheart-
ed and happy to-day. She was much
encouraged when she received n cable
gram from London telling her that
her parents had engaged counsel for
her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
SWANSON RETURNS
To CHATHAM HOME
New Senator Takes Dinner at
Westmoreland Club and
Chats With Friends
BEN OWEN WRITES
lMPRESSIONISTIC STORY
Genial Secretary to Governor
Yields Faeile and Graceful Pen
After Presenting Commission
to His Former "Boss'.

Senator Swanson was in Richmond
again Tuesday night, taking dinner
here and transferring to the South
ern train going to Chatham.
The new Senator chatted with
friends an hour or more at the West
moreland Club, but declared he had
nothing to say for publication at this
time. He left Richmond for Chat
ham shortly after . o'clock.
MT Swanson received his commits
sion as United States Senator from
the hands of Ben p. owen. secretary
to Governor Mann. and who served
in a similar capacity while Mr.. Swan
son was chief executive. The story
OF the presentation OF the commits
sion 10 best told:
BY Ben p. Owen.
The junior United States Senator
from Virginia was In Petersburg Tues
Courthouse, where he had an APP
pointment to deliver an address al
the unwilling OF Confederate monu-
ment. He had come from Chatham
by the way of Lynchburg. having only
few hours before leaving home re-
ceived telegram from Governor
Mann announcing that the successor
to John Warwick Daniel would be
Claude Augustus Swanson. ex-member
OF Congress from the Fifth district
and Ex-Governor of Virginia.
THE junior United States Senator
was in fine feather. In fact. this Is
his characters uniform, and this IL
one of his assets that has given him
such a successful public career,
1T was no new thing for me to see
him in fine trim, and ready to en-
rapture and to charm a concourse OF
Virgininians upon a venerable cour'
green. for I had known him before
he was United States Senator, before
he was Governor of Virginia, be
fore he ever served in Congress. and
when he was college youth at ole
Randolph Macon. Therefore having
this acquaintance, determined te
make special study of his features
when / handed him the high commits
sion just entrusted to his keeping b,
Governor William Hodges Mann.
Informal Ot,rastom
,,r .. ~.
ing oee ~. a s Ia
, ohe, ~. o
ihs,s 49,, -.
oaiis nanuea M - - ras,.,e ~ s's =,
ap ."nans ,or nas s,vros,,re - !.
attached thereto, but this was tn,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
To Prevent DISTURBANCE.

SAN SEBASTIAN. August a.
Twenty thousand soldiers are being
quietly modified In this city to pre-
Vent any disturbance at the big Catho-
lie demonstration planned for next
Sunday. 1t IL expected that at least
10000 Catholics will take part in the
protest against the governments
action toward the vatican.
The demonstration was originally
planned as q direct protest to King
Alfonso, who has been spending the
summer here. Had the king remain
ed here and received the visiting dele
cations II 10 probable that the demon
stration would have passed OF quietly.
But the kings departure from Spain
has tncensed the Catholic population
and he II being accused OF cowardiy
avoiding meeting with the Catho-
lies.
1t ID feared that this new turn may
cause the protesting Catholics to en-
gage In violence and the government
= determined to prevent this at any
aeA4,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
Party at State.

Party at State.
WASHINGTON, Aug 3.--The news
of the sweeping victory for the in
surgents in Kansas added to-day to
the general credence given here to the
announcement that President Taft has
decided that Secretary of Interior Bal
linger must resign to save the reg
ular Republicans from general de-
feat.
Dispatches from Beverly telling OF
Senator Cranes mission, received here
yesterday, attracted much attention
and were reiterated and amplified that
there Is no doubt that Crane inform
ed Ballinger at Minneapolis that he
would have to resign before October
/. explaining that political exfgen-
cies required IL.
It was learned here that Bailinger
has been definitely informed that Sen
ator Nelson's Investigating committee
by a majority of seven regulars to
Ave insurgents" and Democrnts-will
give him a complete exoneration of
the charges brought by L. r.. CLAWS
and clifford Pinchot There will be
two minority reports, but the admin
istration has pointed out to Ballinger
that the majority report will be the
official ope, having q majority OF the
entire committee as its sponsors.
Snakes" Conc.
At the interior department there
is a varied situation, Baliinger has
succeeded in removing most of the SO
called snakes who we're known to
be loyal to the Garfield regime, but
among the lesser clerks and stenogra-
piers a change OF administration Is
awaited with pleasure.
The officials, however. are mostly
Baliinger men, and they discredit the
story that Taft has decided 20 let Bal
linger go.
The resignation OF Bailinger would
mean a general reorganization of the
department and would have far-Feaeh-
ing effects in other ways. for Ballinger
as advisor 10 Taft has succeeded In
establishing many OF his followers in
office.
Perhaps nowhere was the Beverly
report received with more pleasure
than at the reclamation service, at the
head of which 10 F. II. Newell. whom
Ballinger has long classed as snake y
but whom he has not yet been able to
remove No statement or comment
whatever could be obtained from any
Official of the service, but the attitude
of Rallinger toward Newell is we'll
known, and is matter of public rec
ord.
George Otis Smith. head of the Geo.
logical servey and acting "h'ef OF the
bureau OF mines. 10 a strong BaHinger
supporter II was charged that Bal
| linger objected to the much urged APP
pointment OF Prof. Holmes. of Pitts
burg. as head of the mines bureau be-
| cause Holmes was a Garfield sympa-
thizer. At Ballinger's suggestion. Tai,
| consequently put Smith in temporary
| charge of the new bureau.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
EMPLOYEES PLEASED
WITH THE Terms
Will Be Sent Home and
:estion of Freight Will
Be Relieved.

BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. 3--Striking
employees of the Grand Trunk Rail
way at Fort Erie and Bridgeburg to-
day expressed themselves as well sat
isfied with the terms OF the settlement
arranged by their representatives at
Ottawa.
The troops are still on guard. but an
order IL expected to-day returning
them to their barracks. There are 2,
900 cars Of freight at this end of the
line awaiting shipment into Canada
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
GIVEN TEN YEARS
FOR TAKING WATCH
Samuel Owens Convicted of
House Breakinf and Given
Long Sentence.

Convicted of breaking into the home
OF William Turner. a negro, and steal
ing gold watch. Sam Owens, anoth-
err negro. was given a ten year jail
sentence by Judge Ingram, sitting for
Judge Witt in the Husting court We'd
nesday. The negro attempted to prove
an alibi but the Jury refused 70 be-
lsye his story.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
vii. Build Garage.

A permit was issued by the Build
Ing Inspector Wednesday to e. III.
Gunst. to build two story brick
avenue to cost $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
MEDICAL BOARD
FOR DR.. AUSTIN
Accused Physician Will Be Elk
amined as to His Mental
Condition.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian-)
ROANOKE, August 3.-In the Cor
poration Court to-day Judge Staples
appointed the following medical board
to examine the mental condition of
DR.. s. A. Austin, indicted for murder
and criminal malpractice: Drs. A. j.
Black. w. III. Saunders and Joseph
A. Gale. 1t is claimed that Austin is
affected by an injury received In fall
ing from a train several years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
Insurgent Victories Said to
Have Convinced Taft That
Secretary Must Go
RECLAMATION OFFICER
CHORTLES IN HIS JOY
But Richard Achilles Uses Short
Ugly Words When Ask
ed About His
Resignation.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Aug. s.
.lt,s- all damned nonsense" In this
way does Richard A. saIIineer, sec
rotary Of the interior characterize the
Beverly story to the effect that Sena-
tor Murray Crane, of MASSACHUSETTS,
had asked him to resign at their Min
neapoIs meeting at the West hotel
Monday. 6aIIinaer passed through
Minneapolis to-day on his way west.
In the smoking room on the Great
Northern coast train he said: .......
"You can deny that most emphat
icalIy. It's a mean contemplate lie,
without grain Of truth"
Then Baliinger told about that
mysterious Minneapo polls meeting with
Crane.
II want to say most emphatically,'
he shouted, that not a single word
passed the lips OF either Mr.. Crane
or myself relative To myself or my per-
soma iaffairs. We discussed the poll
tacal situation in the west and affairs
In general"
Ballinger says he is on his way to
Seattle but viii stop over at Glacier
National Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

MONTREAL, QUE, August 3.
A special dispatch frOm Que
bee received here this afternoon
stated that DIR. Crippen has made
complete confession of his part
In the death Of his wife, Belle Ia
more, to Inspector Dew. No de-
tails of the alleged confession
wee made public. and the report
IL discredited here. owing to the
fact that IL Is known that tire
Scotland Yard man has made
little attempt to ''sweat" his prfs-
oner. and because OF the further
fact that Crippen has engaged
counsel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03
BELIEVE CR|PPEN
CONFESSED CRIME
Inspector Intimates as Much
in Brief Interview But
Won't Tell
ATTORNEY OFFERS
TO DEFEND HIM
Friends Put Up Money and En-
ploy Counsel to Look After
Interest of Dentist-Told
to Say Nothing.

QUEBEC. August 3.-Inspec-
tor Dew granted brief inter-
view this afternoon to the news
paper men, In which he init
mated that DIR. Crippen had
made n full confession to him Of
the murder of his wife In Lon
don. Dew declined to go into de-
tails.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-03

Continued on Sixth Page-}
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