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lAUNDRIES
MUITIoRAPHiNG.

ROssMORE LAUNDRY $50 3e2 west y. setH IN ,h.,
Linens handled conscientioGsy ,sa1tsor
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FOR SALE-iOO shares IN ola established manu-
featuring concern. IN Chicago vicinity; guar
anteed 70 pay an annual dividend Of per cent;
price, 500 per share Address c. c. W. Box l..
Tribune Oi.ce.
AN ARGENTINE concern would Ike 20 accent
agency in that Republic for any American
goods and requests manufacturers 10 please
reply 70 c. r. q Co, Tribune Office.
ron SALE-All or part OF best electric mica
mine in Canada Address Albert Neal. Kings
Ont
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cLiUgS CRU E Of the ARABIC y

10000 Tons. one Of %" tin' ~ largest
.rl .tr.I...t stcaMcri ll tne WOrIl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
HAS NOTHING TO SAY
ABOUT JONES'S SPEECH

imnm. 5000 Objects: Barrel business.
state brokerage Company Qnc.,. Rosslyn,
va ~. L, White, president. Wheeling. ".
va; q. Il. Hawkins. secretary: j. w. Lewis.
wee president, both OF Washington, D. c.
capital: Maximum, $4,000: minimum, 81 coo.
oplects: Brokerage and loan business
an amcndmcnt WAS issued 10 the charter
III me ITeSoyterian Company (Inc.). OF
NO cnahse in maximum or minimum capitak
q license TO do business in Virginia wa $
ISSUED ISSUED 10 the Virginia and West Virginia
H'"ii company, corporation organized and
snNisting under the laws OF tho State OF
ives, Virginia: L Il. Boyd. Of Grundy. Va.
S ., agent Maximum capital author
poses: Coal mining busluess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
Especial 10 The Times Dispat cl. I

Especial 10 Thc Times Dispatch
Washington. y. G., March 31.-Thosc
who expected a Joint debate between
Congressman William A. Jones and
Senator Thomas s. Martin are doomed
to disappont mcnt, and unless the
Senator changes his mind he will at
tend strictly to his duties in Congress
and pay little attention TO What Mr..
Jones may say during tho campaign
this summer
Last night, when Senator Martin
stated that he would not enter into q
Joint debate with MIR. Jones, and that
he had nothing 10 say regarding the
lattcrs Norfolk speech. no also said
that after he had read what tho First
District Congressman had tn say he
might wish to make a reply. This idea
was dlspelled to-day, when the SEN
ator told The Times-Dispatch core
spondent that not only would lie not
discuss Mr.. Joncs's speech publicly, nor
make any statement concerning n Joint
debate, but that he preferred not 10
even talk about tho matter at all
This is the situation here now. What
Senator Martin may decide To do after
consultation with Democratic leaders
who arc interested in his behalf; and
who desire 10 see him returned to The
senate for another term, will probably
depend upon what line Of action they
decide upon taking. but so far as tho
public is concerned Senator Martin
gave notice to-day to Tho Times
Dispatch correspondent that for the
present 1T least he would have abso-
lutely nothing TO say regarding The
issues Of tho campaign.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
CHARTERS ISSUED

The following charters were issued ycster-
day by tho State Corporation Commissions:
Tho I7irham and Danviic Railroad Com
pany. banvilie, Va. Gilbert C. White, prcsi-
dent; j. L. Morchead. secretary and treas
urcr: W. +, Carr G.. c. White w g. Gu,h-
RE. G. Mod. carr. J. +. Wily-.all OF Dur
ham, \. G.. ana NJ, *. Harris. OF Danvlle,
Va Capital; Maximum $500; minimum
s2.coc Objects: To build and operate a
railroad.
The Colorcd Educational Association Of
Sini'hhcld and Vicinity, Smithheld. Va. "
II. Morris, ". II. C;odin. John strange, W
~ Dey ard Willie Crawley--aii Of smith
held, Va Objects; An association to pro-
mote tho cduca ional interests Of the colorcd
race.
1.1wman Bakery Gnc). Alexandria. Va.
William I.awman. president; hurry Dosley,
vice president; C. r. Luce. treasurer; G. G.
Weeks; scerctary--all Of Washington. u. C..
Capital: Maximum. $4,000; minimum :loN
OBJECTS: operate a bakery.
Fulton Wood Working Company Gnc.).
Richmond. i. H. Conquest, Jr.. president !:
y. " HUBBARD. treasurer. both OF Richmond;
l." +. ". Marye, secretary, Ashland Va.
Gapi:al Maximum. $1,000; minimum. $500.
Objects Lumber and box business
Mayo & Company Unc.) Richmond. 7, d.
Mason. presidents 4. Mayo. Vice. president, :
\. g. Dalton. secretary ana trcasurcr-all OF
Rlthmond. Capital; MaAImun, :i6. GO: min :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01

to Inc. If they are looking for a Sem
;,tor at any time or III any place who will
he afraid to assert his convictions they
arc not looking for me. lf they are
looking for n Senator who at any time
or in any place Will be afraid to assert
his convictions they should not vote
for me. 1t would not only he dtstastc-
full, but it would be a source OF pain
and humiliation to me to have been Of
opposing views at the election booths
in a Democratic primary working for
my nomination. each side hoping and
neither side knowing that it would
profit by my success.
Wants to Meet Swanson.
1t has been suggested and predicnted
that | would tonight aSsail the record
of my competitor AS IL member OF Con-
gress and az Governor of Virginia |
regard his public record as properly
subject TO public criticisms and shall
not during the senatorial campaign
hesitate 70 Identify him with the pollt-
ical machine whose excuses and de-
linqueTc!cs I have described nor to
hold him to strict accountability for
ANYTHING he has done which he should
not have done and for everything which
he has left nndone and which he should
have done, hut when | make this crit
icisrn Of my competitor I want to do it
In his presence. and not in his absence.
people Of Virginia. with full opportu-
nifty to give and take. and to let the
peo>lc decide. For this reason have
tried 10 be temperate and considerat c
in al that have said Tonight
There is one aspect of the subject.
however, to which / feel justified in
a,lluding because 1t has been widely
discussed in tho newspapers OF the
State and because ! have been in way
myself involved In criticism. I refer
to the fact that the administration OF
my competitor as Governor of the Com
monwealth was characterized BY ex-
t1ravaganco and terminated in ute
depletion OF the treasury. make ref
crcncc TO this incident because my com
pcti;or has had ample opportunity 10
consider and make answer to this
cnarSc. projected by reputable public
journals and substantiated by nmpl,
proofs
The discussion is pertinent because
at the very outset Of this senatorial
contest the partisans OF the Governors
| apprentice have sought to make it ap-
pear that he should not be molested
IN his ambition TO be Senator because
the people of the State owe him deb,
OF gratitude for his brilliant and bus
N ike administration. The rea
iague turned over to his successor in
office a genuine surplus OF more than
soo9,ooo, unappropriated and uneX-
pended; that during his administra ticn
addi tional revenue raised under the
opera tion OF tax reform provided By
me constitutional Convention, amount
ms 10 si,6a0,000, which gave him a
ssotni amount of available money OF
So,o0o.o00. more than was available for
nuhilc purposes under tho administra
tion Of Governor Montague Yet. with
TINS tremendous excess, the State. un.
ger his admins ration. had to ask IA
vors Cf The railroad corporations am
had TO borrow s25O,00O from the banks
and at The end Of the four Years wax
lclt IN Il state of financial prostration
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
GIFT TO MUSEUM
Model of Forrest statue Presented by Nc,

Model OF Forrest statue Presented by Mem
49, phis News Scimitar.
ne HcWs-Sciinltar, Of Memphis, Tenn.
mas presented through the Tennessee room
.! me Confederate Museum 10 the Confcd-
crate Memorial Literary Society OF Rich
mohu inc handsome model OF the cques-
:riah statue OF General Nathan Bedford
torress fac smile OF tho statue In For
tcst Fark, Memphis. which was given to the
Nichaus. "
The presentation TO the Confederate Nc
Morsal Literary Society was nlado Mt the
Of tho Tennessee room Of the Confederate
museum, whose home is In Memphis
me Memphis Chapter, United Daughters
d The Confederacy. Is arranging TO have
the model shipped 10 Richmond as soon ms
possinie. The model is four feet four Inches
"hs' tour ieet eight inches high and weighs
1"ou' op' pounds. II VIII be placed III the
II tennessee room Of the fnliseIIn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01

To three other gentlemen. in no way
AFFILIATED with the State party organiHa-
ton, proTercd my earnest support.
But they and others urged me TO Stnnd
for the Office; and. against personal in
clination. at the sacrihcc OF individual
case and peace. have determined to
make this race.
Touches the Governor.
What an opportunity there was for
the Governor OF Virginia when John
Dnnicl's life went out, The remain
ing Senator was and IS the undisputcd
leader OF the incumbent faction OF the
Democratic party. II there Is no ma
chine: If there Is no memorable fac
tional control: II those Democrats who
do not own servile allegiance to the
party organization are not persis-
tently excluded from political honors.
why did not the Governor give recog-
milton to the other element OF his
party? Better still. best Of all. why
did he not ignore faction and appoint
some Democrat solely upon the con-
sideration OF merit? Why did he not
pu. "a scholar III politics" like Edwin
y. Alderman. Of the University Of VIZ
GINA, whose culture and equipment,
whose character and power of speech
rank him with Woodrow Wilson and
men of that type? Why not James NJ.
Page, Nirginian Of such conspicu
Gus ability political economist of so
wide a roputc MS that the President of
the United states, though OF opposite
political faith, recently named him as
a Democratic member Of the National
Tariff Commission? And so I might
extend the inquiry to include many
public men OF the State who have
served their country and their party
with fidelity and efficiency. They were
not thought Of 1t was not dreamed
in any quarter that thew would be
considered or that anybody would he
considered who did not belong 10 the
party machine SO we'll understood
was this hat everybody looked for
precisely What happened.
Failing to convince me that should
wait and become the organiza ton can
didate for Governor. Il war has begun
TO punish my presumption in avowing
myself candidate for the Senate
disrepute if it did not sink to the
level of contempt. From the day Of
my announcement last January, close
friends Of the temporary appontee
have thrcat tened my business enter
prises in Lynchburg; the menace OF
IAN opposition newspaper is bruited
about tho streets, and my own en-
poyes have been communicated with.
In my congressional district. alone OF
all the districts OF the United states.
"backiirc' has been lighted. and in
i the midst OF my campaign for the
Senate. ! am to be hnrass at home
by avowed candidates for Congress
two years before my present term cx-
pires. ana some weeks before l Will
have taken the oath OF Office.
Newspaper Sold Out.
More than that. and worse 10y far,
the attempt has been made to block
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
OBITUARY
Miss EI,irn .Jnncs.
[ Special to The Times

Special to The Times Dispntchl
=, L .il Va, March S1.-Miss
Old for five years society reporter
for the Roanoke Times. and who was
formerly engaged in newspaper work
mere, died carly today In a local hos
been III two weeks. Her death was
not unexpected.
She was n member Of Court street
M Ne, Church here and was idcnti-
lied with one OF tho best known
families OF LynchburE.
Miss Jones was Il sister OF Mrs T.;
NJ. Heard. Miss Murcc Jones. Robert
W., Jesse Jones. Mrs Harold Cnrloci1
ana An Miss Ethel Jones, Of I.ynchburg;
Joseph Jones, of Louisville. Ky
Captain Jesse o. Wiggs.
Washington d c., March 31-Eol.
rowing months of poor health and 81
STROKE OF paralysis, suffered last SAT-
upaaE, Captain Jesse Oliver Wigs
Captnin Wiggs was in the siyty-ilrst
Year OF his age. He had been in the
elmp!oy OF the Atlantic Coast Line for
termed $780,
He was a member of Brooklyn Bap-
hst Church, and was a charter mem
per OF tho Hanover Lodge. NO 145,
this city, he, was also a member Of
PythlaS
He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Min
w. r. Middlcton Misses Cora Inez,
Bertha Lily, Mrs. Leroy c. Le- Gwin.
al of this city; James Oliver Wigs.
~ Arnold Wigs, All engineer OF New
Bern, and DR.. Leslie Is. Wigs of
Richmond Va. also ono brother. Mr..
Isaac WfGEs. of Norfolk. Va. and one
sister. Mrs. Mary L. Wolf. Of Charles
ton s. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01

Don't let the weather man
iool you-cheapcr to prepare
than repair.
Here are rubber "sipons 2
low as Five dollars and Spring
Raincoats fine as they make
EN-, from fifteen TO thirty-fiVe
dollars some with RAGLAN
shoulders.
New Spring, Chesty Suits, cut
in English style" Americana
ICED 500 to $2S.
They make last years suit
look like an antique
Keep tab on our daily ad.
Everything men and boys
wear and spring Refers and
Wash Suits for girls and
misses.
Trunks, Bags and Cases, too
finest sort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
Oakley raw, lin for Stall

~ meeting OF the Council Committee on
Markcta last night 1t was reported that
tho Second Market. which he had rented
py me year. Sheriff Kemp OF lIenrico
county,. mad located tho debtor and collected
~? m rental The committee decided to carr
Gel the balance OF the years Obligation By
reason OF tho icase. and Mr. Oakley was re-
IicNcd from further obligation to tho cSly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
Attendance IL smnII.

Pensacola. Fla. March 3l--'rhore
was no interference by persons opposed
70 betting at tho opening to-day of tho
n1tcen-day race meet but the attend
ancc was small! The betting was. light
due TO the recent agitation against
the race meet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
IN MEMORlAM

MEG EORGE En- sad but. loving re-
n1embrance of my dear mother,
LEILA POWELL McGEORGIj. who
died one year ago to-day.
Dearest mamma, thou hast left mo,
And my loss I deeply feel.
lie Ca can s ali nv NV sorrows s,n.i e hca ,ne'
How miss your gentle footsteps.
And ! miss your dear sweet face;
Darling mamma. oh, / miss you
In every place.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
rl,,sr GAME Ar ROANOKE.
Locals LoHc 20 philadelphia Nationals
by Score OF IL 10 L.

,,tSpccini To Tho limos Dispatch
roanoke, Va. March 3l.--,rhc first
Sdinc OF the season was played here,
This afternoon Wien tho iocuis met tho
second team Of tho Phiiadelphi Nj
!iohals, ana went down in defeat 10
NC tune of to !. The weather was
extremely cold. ana was not conducivc
70 good bnll. or tho comfort of the
crowd. The Phillies SECURED sixteen
htts. during the nine innings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
BUILDING PERMITS

tonr-story Brick Store ut Fifth and Broad
i Streets.
follows: 90
Il. v: Syclc. 10 erect Il brick warehouse III:
Wet Marshall Street to cost 5000.
n dai Y. Davis. to erect brick store,
'iS-o;V East Franklin street, to cost $1,000.
-asN lihrtis estate. Phil Harris. executor
70 erect Il brick store at the southwest cor
ne aof oi fiiih and Broad Streets. to cost s.5,-
hroad street and run back along Fifth
nucct i'o feet. and Will have (, total height
o., o. ,s'NE-hrc feet. 1t will be four stories
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
DEATHS

DREELIN.-Died, at the residence of
ner niece, Mrs. r. Evans, ZIG Brook
Avenue. at 1880 o'clock Thursday,
March 80. 1911 MRS. MARY DREF;-
LIN. widow of Michael Drcclin. Of
the county Of Kilkenny. Ireland She
IL survived by. two children. Andrew
NJ Dreeltn and Mrs Mary Shanks
Funeral from Sacred Heart Ca
thedral SATURDAY MORNING; at
1890 o'clock.
LEE.--Dicd, March 30, 1911. at o:aO p
NJ. ALFRED Z. LEE, in the fifty
fourth year Of his age
Funeral At the grave at Maury
a. NJ. Friends and acuuaintanccs are
invited.
ASspoERsoNa-picd, THURSDAY, March
Miller Avenue. Barton LEI Iinighis
ALLIE E.ANDERSoN. wife Of Rich
ara Anderson in the seventy seventh
year of her. age. She is survived by
her husband, three sons, w NJ, Rich
ard NJ, and Julian c. Anderson, and
one sister Mrs. Mary L. Davis, OF
MORROW Saturday 4iFTERNOoN
at 4 80 o'clock
GENTRY.--Died March 81, 1911. at tho
residence Of his parents, John
Z CHRISTIAN GENTRY. only son Of
IhomaS Christian and Edna McCart-
ncy Gentry, aged two years and five
months.
Funeral from the residence, aOe
South Laurel street, SATURDAY
AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. Friends
invited to attend. Intermcnt, River
view Cemetery, private.
at 1880 4. Ar. Friday
March 31st, 1911, JOHN j. VAUGHAN
brother of the late a. Jeff Vaughan
Funeral from the residence OF his
niece, Mrs. I. y. Beaver, $50 North
Iwenty-siHth, at $50 p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Friends invited to attend. Intcrmcnt
in Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg
Special car will leave Seventh and
Perry Streets at 2:30 T.. NJ. Friends
vitel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01

Rockbridgc Baths, and was {; daughter
OF the late DIR. Morrison. Of that placc.
Her husband TWO sons. and several
sisters survive. The remains vera
taken to Shcphcrdstown for intermcnt
tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg. Va March 3i.--Iohn
$ Terrill. II we'll known citizen Of stat
ford county. died here to-day at the
Mary Washington tIoSpitGl, after a
long illness, aged nftysix years. lie
came here from Missouri eight years
ago. Five children, five brothers and
two sisters survive him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
Wanted in Nelson County,

Clarence y. Purvis white. was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Detective Sergeant
surrey on charge of being fugitive from
there with a felony
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01

Clerk Johnston. Of the Second Market. waa
reported ~ slick. and Deputy Clerk Jones
was assigned temporarily to MI tho position
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01

years old. and a member OF Grace
Memorial Episcopal Church. Mrs |
Gnincss mother died only month ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
NYrs. Ethel II. Gnincs

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lynchburg, Va. March 31--SIrs
Ethel Thornhill Gaines. wife Of G.
Towns Gaines and daughter OF Mayor
Smith. died last night after three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
NJ. G. Stens
Mrs. Rnsn a. Brewer.

tSPUClHI % I nc TlIntS- DispatCh.
Winchester. Va, March 3i-Mrs
Rosa ~. Brewer, widow OF BENJAMIN
Brewer. died OF tuberculosis at her
nome, near Mount Williams, Frederick
county, this morning, aged SiXty-tllrcc
Years Two sons and one daughter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
Mrs. France. \. Ghi,elin

LSpec1a1 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.l
Winchester Va, March 31-Mrs.
Charles Ghisciin, pastor of the Prcsby
terrain Church at Shcphcrdstown lief :
tcrson county West Virginia, died Iato
last night at the Winchester Memorial
Hospital. where She had Icen under
trca t1lcnt since last fall
she was born fifty years ago Mt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01
Funcrni OF Ernest Vaughan.


Especial 20 Tile Times Dispatch.l
Walkcrton. Ma, March 30.--Thc bur-
ial OF Ernest Vaughan. who was acci-
dentally killed al the Locomotive Works
last Monday morning. took place at
Providence NJ. Il. Church "Wednesday
morning. a large crowd was In at
tendance. showing the esteem in which
the young man was held.
NJ. &. Steny.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Wythcvillc, Va. March 31--M G..
Stctfy. better known as ."rhc Banner
MnH. owner and editor of the Rural
Retreat Times. died at his homo this
morning Of pneumonia. Mr.. Sicily was
r. writer of force. lie is survived by
his wife.
John G.. Samuel.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
frederick sburg, Va, March 31--John
G samuel. OF Caroline county died nj
ms home, near Moss Neck. yesterday,
aged siXty-four years. He is survived
Ply his wife. three sons and one daugh-
~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-01

7Hc IC"VcS Two yONnE uHHSHtcFS.
John =. Fcrrill,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-27
AN ABSURD LAW.

present men o.
who
a o
a money
the Of
ohe o
blind desiring
Of defective esht he be donkey desires
than
fitness for their jobs nothing
human being Yet under this
form
the law should be
effort But thing
committee representing
candidate those qualities which
worth ten times as much the law For then
individual members of
on of the character of the candidate
of less value than the old
would be
method
would be what
certify that the candidate
he said
Eerufy candidate
trumpet tones to the people what to do with such
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-27
NNornEn NIN.xNN EXPLOSION.

during pend
n
Dalnger slip the val
President also interested In the
generally
govnment Washington the
political history
In the Johnson saying
become British
cize Blu pshaw oo good to Tribune
IS sunday and
winb { high tide
ands sweep the ne Iookou a
equaor has accidentally slipped north
a w notches?
The way grows smile
The tobacco doesn a rchearihg, # heard enough