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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

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geftorben iei.
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bon einem Poli3eitrIpettDr srbobsr
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5ale 1T nod nidt beenoet.
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Dlaf., Der am Nbenb bier anfam, ibens
ttft3trte ben @efaugsnen dIs ben
Wadnn, ben er nls 6ug6 QIertor
Sherman, ben 9atten fetner 5o4tsr,
qetannt bate.
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bo9Ie am Stretf.
8Gdsgop, ap., 1. Suni. Die
25 gldnnsr, Die felt sJabren ben 9ous
rtiten als Subrer in Der Rammutbs
hoble geoient baben, befinben fih am
Strett uno bic 2eute, bic bic 50ble be-
tufen molten, muBten pieber umteb=
rem. Die Wdnnsr 1trsiten, neil fie
ben r1euen 8erpolter. Der tiir3lih ers
nannt purbe, nidt ausfteben t0nuen.
Strettbre6er limb auber Grase, benn
nur fDentge Renfden, feIbft aus Der
ndditen llmgebung, finb nit benz s5ns
nsrn, ben Dtelen Menbungen unb
Bfaoen Der rieiigen6Dble betannt. Die
Utdnner Deigsrn ii6 bic 5D6le gu be-
treten, Biz Der neue 8erpaIter fpieber
ab9eieBt ptro.
Die Wammutbb06ls tpirb felt me6r
als 100 Sobren beIu6t. Is iit biss aber
oas sr'ts Ulal, baB IS uumDgIia mar,
fie 8u betreten.
BERT q breu gegen bte 8utz
ter uno gier 80rfe.
Gbtcago, ST., l. sSuni. - Utun
eripartet, baB bic Regierung auf
9runb Der gnti6etbungen bes Oberz
bunoesgert6ts gegeH bic Stanborb Oil
80. uno Den Sabats sSruit energif6 eez
gen Die Butter unb Gierz9Drfe, tpeIhe
bic Igretie in biefsr Daaren tontroairt,
porgeben tptrb. Quf 4ntraq oes Bun
8iftrtttsdupaIts Sims purbe am
Oonneritag elm 8erfabrsn esgen bic
gorie etngeleitet. sSn Der Rldqe Diro
beRauptet, oaB btefeIbe Die gretfe fir
Butter uno Gter in uugeieBlifer Weife
fsitisst.
Grauen BON Streitern in 3
6sfdngniB geporfeu.
SrDtn, ga, l. SSuni. 3pDlF
6rauen unb 5Dater BON ftreiterbeu
8ergIeutsn in Deit Morelqno gitn
puroen beute in Die sSail pou9reensz
burg einseltefert. Die 5rauen. BON be-
men stpei ibre SdugIinge auf ben 4rm
trugeu, faugen r5be Union fpreper".
Sic Dorsn gu GsfdngniB Bftrofen perurs
thetlt, neil lie Die Riht> >lInionz8erqz
leuts NIT elmer &aBenmuiit smpfanu
gen battsn.
Rorb un6 SeIbftmorb.
ct. 2oui 3, Wo., l. Suut. Gin
Utann gtamens Gilbert SbuIe bat bier
am Oonnerftag Srau Rntberiue Mo=
ran erfhofen uno odnn Sefbftmorb
begGngeH. 8eioe paren friiher in
Waibtngtou, .. G.. aHfGFig. gifer=
'utt f6eint Der @runb fir bic Sras
5Ooie ssDefsn gu feiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02
Bupupeff n1itfe mnf-

Die Sfanbalfad)t Gnb Senfations,
liift.rnbeit Der gubopsits= qr.Ts, bic
gu Dffentliher gsrurtbeiIuna beraus.
tornern, feiern tpieber sinmal etn ;seit.
Do bat tiirsIih eiu anpalier, gurcu
Stsmuno 5usSar, einen Streit nit ei.
rlem friiberen Sreunbs, bem 6uicrens
offtaier eeon Gilio, sebnbt u13 tn nsr
2tse bes Streitss ben DfFi3ie. teTduIs
oist. er Icfs fif BON gubopeftsr 5is
rauabarcniHHen ausbaIten. DIE GIats
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02
Gin brmM.

Gin Ginbrsher Fattete Der Office
Der Diem e Dins pdper gompann,
an nsr s. unb Gesleffon apenue, .iuen
Dtlun cb. inbem er hHrn tin Gsiten.
ftnftsr sinifies uno cine GhreibmaIdbi.
ne TIM Mertbe pon 500, spei 5iiie,
sipti WsgeHf6irme unh sinsn lsbersiss
bty sntspsnhstt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

fid gang unb gar Der 2lbitimmuna.
Sm 9dnfe fpurDen 81 Stimmsn fir
uno flint Brennan, GrOFer, 'griebobn,
Gotpidt unb gretper, dlIe bon gfepes
ldrb) seeen bic Dorlass dbseseben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02
Ties nab Das

DIR WtriuoItlrnesrnib Der Ct.
Rinolos 0oteI 60. BAT befhlofTen. bas
0otel. lDeldts ffon tin babies Jnbr.
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b. 8. sn fmIieben unb bic pcttpnnaf
bem Giutou 6oisl ~ iibsrtroasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-02

Rahbem beinahe ale 6offnnng auf.
st9tbea fporbtn mar, fDurbe IN beibsn
6dnfern Elm aonftrens- ausfdub.ges
liht iiber BITE lItiliidiensNpr eins
pereitt unb turae 3eit fpdter purbe
eit aestue i'm Genot NIT 10 aeaen 8
GtimmeH CGober, Sobnfon, auhl,
Mr0onnI0, Gtcdaptn un6 Hcbb bon
Nchoning) pdfiiri. Die Genoicrti:
AnbretDs. Get0ne. CRAWFORD, 6uffs
man. RelIer. Gs1ton bon champaign,
Heaton Don Quscs unb 1ors <Ht6klim
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
.L0hsOAlE OPENS
GREAT HORSE SHOW
ENTRIES NUMBER $500 AND
PRIZES OFFERED IN ENG.
LIsH EVENT REACH
efxo, 10000

LONDON. Juns 1.-THE interna-
ticnai horss show Vt Olympia, Ia
which there are more than $500
entries and with prize money of
$4,000, was opsnsd to-day BY the
Earl of Lonxdale. Its president The
king and queen are expected to At
tend Wednesday. Almost e2Ee,0O0
has bssn spent on dissertations for the
two weeks Of the show.
The military jumping ompetttions
are the big card. Ths ofIBcsrs schsd :
uled to take part inciude one hun
dred Englishmsn. twenty Russians,
fourteen Germans, ten Frsnchmep,
eight Belgians and six each from this
United States. Sweden. Italy and Aus
tria. The Americans are Major Foitz.
Captains George Yidnor and Guy ".
Henry and Heutenants Adnar Chat
fee. Jr.. Gordon Johnston and u. r.
Graham.
Not TO be Outdone by the Russians,
Walter Winans. the American sports
man, has entered q rxoika team of
his own. trained on his breeding farm
at Surrender Park. In the Trotka
event three horses are driven
abreast, the middle horse tyotting
ard .hs asstsiAav AssTSss' -Ea iivpinx. A.
q. Vanderbilt Judge w. II. Moore,
n. H.. Wsatherbee and q. W. Wat
son are other Americans who will
exhibit their horses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
ITALIAN DRINK
VENDER IN TROUBLE
DISCOVERS TO HIS SORROW
THAT PROHIBITION PROHYB-
IT'S IN STANTON.

sTAUNToN, VA, June l2.--An-
ing cider joint at the corner of
years, is In the tolls for the second
time, and his present trouble Ia the
more serious for the reason that ne
was convicted OF selling overproof al
cohojtc cider some months ago and
put under $500 bond not to again
break the law. Tony WAS summoned
to answer q charge Of selling alco-
holic drinks containing over 8 per
cent. alcohol and the time for trial
was set for next Saturday. The DO
lice claim TO have. 4 strong case
against the Italian, and If convicted
he will forfeit his bail bond and can
hardly hope to escape Jail sentence
for the second offense.
Toscano formerly ran grocery
store NJ his present stand. but since
the town went dry groceries have
been = side issue with him, and he
has been doing rushing cider bust
ness. getting the liquor by the barrel
He has frosted his windows bar room,
fashion and the place reeks with the
smell OF drink. II In said that he has
sawdaxt mat and other character.
istics of q cheap bar and the wors,
element has been constantly frequent.
ing the place.
When last convicted II was thought
that Toscano had been imposed upon
BY the Wholesalers who had sold him
stronger cider than he had ordered
What his defense will be this tim.
has not been made known
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
BIG BLACK BEAR
KILLED AT LAST

ROANOKE, VA, Juno 1.-THE big
bear which Was ssen la tbs Back
Greek neighborhood and later 81 Mr..
Gish's place in the BOnsAek road
has been killed ut last. He was
killed near Cioyerdais Friday after
noon by Mr.. C. 6. HndEins.
The bear frst MADE ifs appearance
nAaT ths dam on Tinker Creek. which
supplies water for THE ciossrd&te
Milling Companys mill. Bruce
Woods, a young man who was pIow-
ing for Mr, C. 8. Hudgipx, Saw the
animal coming down toward the WA
ter {yon the mountain II was the
FIRST bear he had ever ssen. lie made
a break for the n&xt dsid. where MIR.
Hpdgins was at work. MIR. Hudgins
sent two boys. who were with him.
for . guH, and gave chase 10 the bear.
II ran from Tinker Greek 70 the Old
neesAam road. passed through wire
fenS& aad tanded IN wheat HelA on
th< farm Of the Rev. !. A. Dove.
Aen and boys and dogs had gathered
.an4 Eeses giving GAassy- Me- AnhG4ns
euptled the contents OF = shotgun
et close range into the bears Left
size and put N end 70 it, struggles.
Mr.. G. g., HudKins skinned the
heAs He had i povsi experience when
~ HRtufned t. thA helA where he
hnA NJ i mntS A&1aEkA 70 = piow.
- Rnie ssiGeA ~ bAsr bleDd on
NJ. HaAG1N4 eie<AinG. anl not fancy
- - smell ran on with the piow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12

resusneA to their home near catons-
" -
Miss Mary Page Williams has 70.
turned - Orange, hitter . visit 10 rela-
tives IN Richmond.
Mtas Jullstt Sect 10 1t wtlloughby
Beach for . short Stay.
Nias MinA Johns, Of Norfolk. after
concluding her visit with Miss Mary
Ball, will 20 70 Cedar Grove. King
George county. Va, to attend the
Dey-stuast wedding the latter part 81
June.
Mrs. Leo Todd and children will
leave on Thursday for Crewe to spend
ten days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. verser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hubert ara
guests Of Mrs. William n. Harrison
In Petersburg.
Mrs Ella atarkey. OF Roanoke. was
the week end guest of Mrs. Aubrey
Young. en- route to Emmitsburg. Nd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
HRfpR0DF VAULT
FOR The RECORDS
Appropriation for Purpose by
the Legislature is Now
Assured
TO USE ONLY COPIES
OF MILITARY ROLLS
Originals are of Great Value
and VIII be Carefully
Preserved by the
Keeper

An effort will be made at the SEES
sion OF the General Assembly to pro-
cure SO appropriation for the purchase
and maintenance of salty vault in
" sich &c preserve and protect from
fire and aHy other destructive element,
the records OF the Virginia soldiers
who participated In the War Between
the States. according to Colonel Jos
eph " BsJgood, Secretary VI Virginia
Military Records.
That such All appropriation will be
made is practically assured. says Col
onel Bidgood as several prominent
flaa who viii be members of the next
Legislature have taken a personal In
terest In the preservation OF these
muster rolls and wifi unite to pro-
papers.
Colonel Bidgood beiieves that copy
should be made from the records now
In his possession and mat thu original
records should be put N safe keeping
and never disturbed while the copies
could be used for references purposes
ard for the accommodation OF the
public. II this plan Ii adopted ihe
rolls Of Confederate soldiers Will be
preserved indefinitely.
Records Invaluable.
IL Ia we'll nigh impossible TO vfiue
the records in caionei BidEeod's KEEP
ing. He has the muster rolls Of all
companies that enlisted Ia the Con-
fedSrn1e army and were not destroyed
or lost after the war. some papers
will never be recovered. He also has
records Of individuals and 4 usass OF
data ON which no instripsic value can
be placed. He IL actively engaged IN
collecting old records and muster rolls
IN addition TO the fling Of records sl-
ready .,und.
In . communication to the Richmos
Virginia. Coksne1 Bidgood asks the aid
Of the Daughters of the c0nfederacs
In fis work. Colonel BjdEood says:
MRS, n. v. Randolph's communiea-
tson tmpartirE the information that
Mrs. Samuel Griffin had succeeded liz
eeilect1ng ceFt&in muster rolls OF Con
fedsrats soidiefs which thu once 81
Virginia Military Records had already
obtained illustrates what n great an
ststAnce the Daughters OF the Confed
erAcy could be to the of51es were they
to put forth their efforts to aid In ths
collection OF Confederate muster rolls
Any assistance received VIII be mos
gratefully appreciated. All those hav'
ing muster rolls are urgently request
~ to communicate with tbs ohio
which is gathering records which II
time to come will form thu best ant
mnet complete records OF Confederate
sclotery In existsnce."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
GERHARD PAYS HIS
DEBT TO JUSTICE
MAS WHO MARnTED GIRL ron HEN
SAVINGS AND THEN SLEW HEN
DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

ossINIka. n; r., Juns is.--in the
Sing SINS prison to-dAE Frederiek
xsehssd, vile murderer snd Thomas
executed to-day.
Barnes murdersd John r. Leonard in
Brooklyn IN February, 1919. and Gsb.
hard killed Anna Luther. who 20 had
Mueller In Newark. n. J.. and after dis
poiling her OF hsr savings and money
she rot from her family In Germany
decoysd her to Islip. l. l.. ana shot
her.
Ths apprehension Of Gsbhard riv-
eisd any episode In the career Of 6hsr
Lock Holmes. On October II, iess. rab-
bit hunters found the skeleton OF o
fsns. L /. Thsre wss no assh On ahe
bones. and. barring = smaH erhretet
and latch no Jeweiry. The clothing,
OF excellent texture. bore no marks.
tse.: Il. .o.. ss sas S.sa ass
search OF the woods revealed two
sales slips for household utensils. is-
:..S 3 S,s r.. Gs... .sn ss
hers eabisd 70 Hamburg ana found that
slips we're for goods sold 70 Anna
Musiier. Publication OF this fact
brought to tns front Henry Msr Iau
that an Anna Luther had married an
Otto Mueller Ia his hcHs early In 1905
and that she had disappeared In April.
tbs police thsn traced the trunks
OF the MueIlers from the Hoboken piers
TO Long Island CITY where they found
Mueller known there as Fred Gerhard
sad his wife and family. After his
arrest he confessed he had married this
girl for the money she had earned ~
maid tor q miil,onsIrs ana that after
retttnx money from her and her fam
fiy he had iured hsr 20 istip and killed
her. This confession was Afterwards
rspuAtsted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
FRUIT CROP FAILS
IN NORTH CAROLINA

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
RALEIGH, N. g.. June i2.---State
Horticuituralist w, M. HUT has Just
prepared . final prospectus on ,the
fruit crop in North Carolina In which
hs estimates the apple crop mt SO
per cent; the peach crop 1t Is per
cent; thu pear crop VI only per
cent; plums. a5 per cent: cherries,
~ per cent, Erapss At - per cent.
This estimate IL based on $40 local
reports from aixty-seven counties. He
hnds ths best apple crops In Wataaga.
Avery and Yancey counties. He finds
the crop at apples around Ashsvtlie,
Waynasyiile. and In the Busly noun
tain region something like from one
third to one-haif crop. Mr.. Hut
reports that the strawberry crop Ia
this State was practically cut In half
by the drought and he estimates that
the dewberry crop Will be very much
curtailed for tho same reason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
Love SENDS HIM
TO TAKE TUMBLE
MRS. NURKEN. MCCARTHY LANDS
IN JAIL AFTER MCCARTHY
LANDS IN CELLAR.

Mrs. Herman Murken says that il
her husband In Savannah. Ga. with
Dennis J. Mccarthy and that they
were married In Baltimore, contrary
to the Law. Mrs. Murken appears to
be resigned to anything that ma,
happen on the premises that what
may happen cannot be much worss
than what has happened.
She looked rather foriorn In poiice
court Monday while waiting for the
action OF the Richmond authorities
Mccarthy was not near to cheer her
He 10 In tho city hospital with q
broken leg and the police ara endsav-
oring to prove q case Of attempted
burglary.
Mccarthy and Mrs. Murken are
held on ths technical charge Of be-
Ding Suspicious persons. The cases
were continued to June 90. that the
savannah police may take any actor
they $50 At In the matter.
According 70 the story told BY Nc.
carthy he and Mrs. Murken ran ava,
from savannah In October. 1910
They went to Baltimore. Hsss thu
suspictons OF Z landiady forced then
to 70 through . Wedding cersmon,
that they might be abba to produce 4
marriage certificate v It should b
demanded.
Afterward Mrs. Murksn tired o.
Mccarthy and returned to her hus
band In Savannah. Mccarthy fol
lowed and got a bullet In his shcui
der from the husband. When h,
got out of tho hospital he met Mrs
Murken, and they eioped again. The,
came to Richmond this time. and wen
to live 1t Fifteenth and Main streets
Later they moved to i4io East Mair
street.
Now Mccarthy claims that Jealous,
of Mrs. Murken led to his Sndcing
1t WAS with \ desire to watch he
that he tried to climb to the roof II
the rear OF the Bailey Furniture
Company building. l4os East Mai
street. fell into an areaway and brok
4 leg. Here he was found by Patrol
man Bradley, who waA brought +
the spot by McCafthy's screams TO
help. Bradley rescued him. and thsl
with Detective sergeant John Wiley
| had him taken to the city hospital
| DR.. Turman dressed hts leg and tn
two policemen then inu rroGated Nc
carthy about his adventure, VIVA
ne told them caused them to looi
up Mrs. Murk en- McCarthy. She be
came angered at Mccarthy for wha
she considered his treachery an
promptly told the police that Me
CaYthy was bad character.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
OLD TOWN VOTES;
Tint IS CERTAIN
IN SOME WAY OR OTHER MAN.
CHESTER WILL CAST BAL
LOT--RJCHMoND CAN.
DlDArns.

William A. Crenshaw, q well known
business man, has announced him
self ss candidate Tor the honse OF
delegates subject TO tbs DEMOCRATIC
primary September Z. ThFes or the
members OF the last session OF the
Legislature have announce1 their
candidacy. They ara Colonel j, 3,
Harwood. e. r. Cox and Captain John
A.'Curtis. In addition to these Jamas
y. Creamer and Hill Montague hs~e
signifed their intention to enter tia
race. This makes eight candidatss
for the nve places.
When the question ~ to whom old
Manchester 10 to vote IL definitely
settled, II may be that d. l. Tonsy
will join the ranks OF the Richmond
candidates. Mr.. Toney - the present
fioater member from Powhatan ana
Chesterfield counties and the city OF
Manchester.
AS the city OF Manchester has been
officially wiped OF the geagrAph3cai
map OF Virginia and Washington
ward, Richmond. created in IL place.
a muchly mooted question has loom
ed up rs to how the old town shall
vote.
Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd says
that the old town will have to vote
for members OF the legislature the
same AZ 1t has done in the past ~
only the Legislature can change the
legislative districts ana that In Ali
elections except for members Of the
General Assembly old Manchester wifi
vote with Richmond ~ q part Of that
city.
Miles NJ. Martin. chairman city
Democratic committee, says old Man
chester will have to vote ia wash
ingt0n ward. Richmond, casting IT.
ballot for the fye members Rich
mond - entitled to. It IL undssstood
that Mr.. Martin 10 In accord With the
views OF Attorney General Williams
in the matter, although the latter
has not as yet expressed himself onl-
cially on the question.
Should the ruling OF Mr.. Martin
finally obtain. Richmond's territory
will be largely increased while the
representation remains thu same ~ IN
the past. Tho territory of the hoatsr
delegate would be correspondingty de-
creased.
The doater delegates now comes
from the counties OF PowhatAn ana
Chesterfield and the city OF Aanches-
ter. Should II be definitely decided
to vote old Manchester a. part OF
Richmond the foater would then %
chosen by the two counties. Chester
fiald alone In entitled to one member,
w. w. Baker having represented the
county for the past twenty-five years
and will succeed himself this fall.
1t is hardly likely that Chester
field man would offer for the aoater
position which would a. = matter OF
courtesy 70 to Powhgtan. Manchester
being out of the running.
Several plans have been suggested
to keen the voting this year In the
sams old way. but thu matter viii be
flnajly decided by Attorney-0eneral
williams and he will not say what he
| intends TO do.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
AMERICA LIVING
At TERRIFIC PAGE
NEW WORKS. M1fCIdgH 'PAsHson
HOWEVER EXPRESSES Ar
p1DCIArIoN or GorHAsrs :
GOODNESS,

NEW YORK. June i1.-in order
to attsnd the eorOpatios OF Kiss
4sorNs Msy. Dr.. 4xeba~ %knn1y. Jassc.t.
(thS FIFTH Avenue Presbyterian
chHscht imported pastor. sailed to-
day on the Adriatfc for jsis home. HI
was enthusiastic Ia his praise ~ New
York.
HNew York 10 In the forefront OF
etviltIattoR." he said. land 20 spiritual
IN proportion ~ any other city.
have found much virtue here. but 1t
doesn't advertise Itself ~ d0as Vice.
We are living ct terrific pace.
In New York evsrythink is done on
ths run. Those who run fastest In
the mad race are generally sure to
feu and the greater the pace the
more disastrous the fall. DO not hnd
Americans cold or lacking In under
standing OF spiritnAi thiAGa. l. am
veil psesed with my work 20 far"
Jewetf explained that his personal
9asitAtion 70 seat ~ the coronation
ea1N bsfaaSe Of the deoare 81 the
king TO show his frisndtfness TO the
non- Episcopal churches
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
SPAIN DISCLAIMS
HOSTILE PURPOSE

MADRID. June IA special
meeting of the spanish cabinet Was
called to-day to CONSIDER the French
opposition to SPANS Moroccan
conrsey the chief grievance Of France
being the Spanish occupancy OF
Larachs and Aicaxar. France will be
asevre1 thet Spain Intends only TO
protect her interests and the lives Of
foSsigness In that part Of Morocco
which. under ths A1gscie1cAs treaty,
10 her sphere.
The real purpose Of Gpaiu's actiyi-
ties, howevAS. y known TO be the fser
that france with sneroach on 6pain's
It n denied here that Germany 70
influencing Spain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-12
MAINE VILLAGE is
HORRIFIED BY CRIME
BODY OF WOMAN FOUND BURIED
IN SHALLOW GRAVE m OWN
DooR~YARp.

PENNINGTON. ME-, June ~
Not in years has this part OF Maine
been 20 aroused over = crime ~ Il
IL to-day over the discoveYy Of the
INITIATED body OF Mrs, Eta Taylor,
which WAS found buried In q shallow
crave In her own door-yard yastsr-
daa, While the authorities are work
ing to unrsvsi the mystery. the wo-
mans husband. Marshall Tayior. .
professional guide. sits stolidly In his
cell, evidencins No interest in the
accusations against him or the ugly
threats of the townspAopls, When hs
was confronted with her body he
displayed NO emotion. merely re-
marking: That's her all right.
There II also under arrest Glide
ssaElas, = comeiy woman OF 20. who
entseed Tayloys employ ~ house
keeper shortly aStse his wRs's dis
appearance. She Ii the sister Of Z
notorious w+e-mupAsrse. now con-
Ansd In ThomasteW prison, and has
herself been behind bars for 4
statutory offence. Th4 authorities
say to-day that ttss web Of evidence
10 fast ciesns arounA the Guide. A.
though It Is not aaiegsd his COM
pani0n knew OF the crime.