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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Office of City Engineer,
IL inl1 IA nHd Va AnrsI 40 Inf

ONCE OF City Engineer,
Richmond, Va, April 70 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived at this office until T. NJ
Thursday. May 4, I9ff, for the fol-
lowing work:
Fer certain Granite Span Paving
of Roadbeas and Cutters
For certain Granite Curhs.
For certain Granolifhic Curbs and
Cutters.
For certain Granolithc Sidewalks
For Grading and travelling GER
tain Streets and Alleys,
Fer constructing certain Sewers =
Full information furnished to bid
ders upon application at this Office
a certified check for S250.o0 must,
accompany each bid as a guaranty
OF execution OF contract.
Tho Committee on Streets reserves
the right to reject any and all pro-
posals offered and to award the con-
tract as q whole or in separate parta
CHAS. T.. ROLLING,
City EngineeDk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

EMFollIA. VA, May d. Mrs. Ella
Hand, wife Of Mr.. Samuel Hand, who
died suddenly Sunday night at her
home in North h.lnpoFia. aged oigh-
tecn years was buried in the Rrs~~
well cemetery just ont of town Tues
day evening, Tier funeral was CON
Quoted by Rev. J. w hickman of
the Methodist church. She is sur
Vived by her husband and a small
child.
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Transferred To Texas.

BRTsTOf. TENN. May 3.--The
Roy. r. J. Houts. Of the Blountviile
Circuit, Methodist Episcopal church,
South, who had charge of the two
or three churches on that circuit. lett
here Monday for San Antonio, Texas,
where he viii locate, being accom-
panied by his family, The transfer
was made on account of the feeble
health Of Mrs Houts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

WINCHESTER, VA, May Miss
Lillian Love kamshurg, eldest daugh
ter Of Charles " kamsburg, a promi-
nent WinrhtRtor business man, was
married Last night 20 Roland Cooper
A%ans formerfE on ais city, but nov
Of buffalo, y. T., at the home of
the brides parents, by Dr J. II. Lacy.
OF the Presbyterian church !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

In Tennessee, melodrama, written
H. Mr Matthews viii he played att
the Aeadcms of Music some time in
August.
Those who win be present al the
meeting are n essrN L. A. ArnaN,
oscar Brooks. Robert Hessnlen, Henry
j. Miller. Harry A Matthews, Rus
sell Council, Russell Gfooch Harry
Green, Robert tIackett, Jake La}man,
A}&tn fiaN Howard Donald. Hudson
NJ Matthews llarr2 Bacon, George
tairIamh. g. ". Furman. George
Davis Griffin sutton, Misses Elsie
MeNiet Bessie Raymond, Hattie Mi
}er. Bessie efoeeh Cora BlankcnShtp
and Gergrude johnson.
1t the Art Club,
A the Arr CLUB an Tuesday Miss
Emma Moreheaa Whitfield 7ta&e a
most Interesting and valuable talk ON
T, the correct moQnttng, framing and
hanging oi pictures, illustrated with
numerous examples Of good and bad
TASTE, Miss Whitfield laid down some
/ basic principles for the guidance Of
picture hangers, mich went to show
how little attention is generally paid
to tht uiccties of the art, Taking
for examples some ct the more noted
paintings % the art world. she point
ID out how carefully the artists had
such work. and, that in color as well
as ia subject. careful attention must
be paid 10 the relation 0f frame color
mounting and background in order
/ thnt Tire conception af the artist might
6Hd tuIl &ai1e 10 the eye. Miss Whit
field emphasized especially the neces-
sltY of hanging picture 80 that the
eYF shall not be- distressed while taxi
Ing In IT. beauties. iD other words
F7a,t Ia y,Tt a u.
the confer Of interest shalt 5al reason
ably within the center at tho eye of
the observer The audience listening
10 the lecturer Was sufficiently num-
rrous to show that the subject mat
ter dealt with was pertinent
i III azIH REFRESHMENTS We're served
by the younger members of the club
Personals.
Miss BESSIE Doyle, Of Norfolk, Is
the guest Qf MES George Mason M
7 her apartment in Gresham Court,
Mrs Eickerton L. Phillips Of Min
! eral. Louisa county who was operat-
4 "a On for Appendicitis ~ TT Mcguire
At st. i.nbcia hospital about ton days
ago, is Improving,
Colonel W. Gordon McCabo aud Il.
Osborne Aict'abe have gone to Charles
ton. $. e., fer a week. where they
are the guests of W. Gordon MeCabe
Jr
Mrs. Horace ltawes went to Norfolk
on "Wednesday afternoon to spend
several days in that city with Mrs
Tazewell Taylor
Mrs. Weolford. Of Baltimore. is the
guest OF Mrs. G, II. Buchanan, OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

Tho VIKING, a handsome steam
yacht owned by ear-Commodore
George r Baker Of the New York
Yacht Club, dropped anchor near the
wharf of the old dominion Steamship
Company Tuesday afternoon, MIR. and
Mrs. Baker and a party of friends are
aboard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Highland Park

Mr.. r. 3. Spencer. of Blackstone.
is visiting her bro4her, Mr.. $. w.
Marshall. on Fourth avenue;
The Home Mission Society of High
land Park NJ. Il, church VIII hold their
regular meeting Thursday evening al
S.16 O'Clock In the home Of Mr.. f..
7. Long, in Ginter Park,
There Will be a meeting of the joint
picnic committee Of the Methodist and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Knos Hats !.

ST. IS.-Because the Detroit
team plays better bail than the st
Louis Browns, the Rev. Homer Il. Hen
dersan. an ardent American league fan
has resigned tha pastorate eff IL local
In Detroit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

CARTERsNILLE. VA, May "a
resy pretty wedding was celebrated
yesterday afternoon AT O'Clock at
Thomas Chapel. when Omar Wesley
Ball and Mlss Annie Adelaide Daw-
son. daughter OF Dir, and Mrs. r.. A..
Dawson, were married. The bride
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Society


The marriage OF Miss E4iaaosth
ToNnes. eaushter OF MRS fFahcts
awynn Townes. TO Nj James ".
SHARP, Will Re celebrated Nt1hesase
evening AT ocioch at me nome 90
the brides mother, Gus Fest rank-
I'm street. The ceremony Will De per
formed by the keN- Johh Mqhe0re'
of TINS CITY, ana WIZ &c Witnessed "
only near relatives ana 1n''ins'e
friends.
Enlargement OF Note' .
An ensagement e much interest
mere Just announced ~ hatttfh0Fe, -
that 81 Mlss Sa!.le " Fets1' oa0st
ter Of the late ar ana BITS J1Nfl e.
Hurst, and Ar. Robert " Smith 50"
" the late ar and AIRS lhenaS
AlAfsh@H smlth ana eFclhsF 81 Afs-
hehert ". toTesthe, OF Ntehthoh9'
Miss hurst - q popular ana Shsf1'
3ng sur ana As . Sister OK ~19S- = 4A1S
tlene WlIkn Win "0oln sae az ~
Nj. smith is very prominent "a me
social NE ot Ea5tifnof&, az n ne4"
hcf of the lteeh eioIs N0SAIiion az
baltimore Clubs Tor t%enty-RNe
years le was treasurer 81 'aF l,alt'
more NElc Ne a9fe h"S Af@& set FIJI
the Wta1lAS
isttors Inheritance,
airs 9ohn hfa"ch SNoeNteh &9$
hostess * charming s9hehtoh en-
ibeSoaH ~ the t1oR'f* 'iVo ~ ~
Slh4a ~ hobeF III seFef@! < 81 20" ID
guests. American hea@iy roses were
Nrtra0llNe3y 0sea TIL aee9r&'lohS' 2h'
'oyefS were 3sta Tor Ten.
Mrs eEecht9h kAests were "a
FheH 7s hasStlf ef hfs%l@k. H.. NJ
ffahcn orEseh ana MIS-. esS
10y e. "' Neil9EA AsfA' ""ei''f4 t'
baltimore 2Ts stuart t32%t. Atl4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Engagement announced.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May ),
Mrs. G. 4. Newman, OF Fhariottcs-
vile, announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Caroline Lee To- Sky
Tor Burns Bradley or Itarrisonburs.
The marriage viii take place early IN
Juus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
observation-disclosures

LENcHBUR G, VA, May a---Mon-
DAY night at the home of Rev. ". A.
lie o}YfGfati1is ffiin9stet MISS
Isabelle plcsFaB7s was married ~
sfsfeiysss's ". RayYys agTFft, i,oS4f being
residents " TYnchburg. They VIII
make their home In the v est End.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

WINCHESTER. VA. May 3.-Mrs.
Emily Glenn, said to be the oldest
resident Of the lower Shenandoah Val
ley, died 81 her home near Winehes-
ter aged los years. She was in pos
session of all her mental faculties
to the end
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
DOUBLE TRAGEDY ENDS
PAY MONT, Of ALM0NY

CHICAGO. May s.-Enraged be-
cause his wife got a divorce and ne
was forced to pay $4 n week alimony.
John BHrt0Wshi Polish ianitor Of
northSide apartment. to-day shot
and Killed her and then shot him
self
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
OBITUARY


The funeral Of Mrs. Lottte NJ. Goode.
wife of AR v : Goode, who died
on Monday at the Retreat for the Sick.
~ill be held Wednesday afternoon at
! O'Clock from Beoadus Memorial
Baptist church Mrs. Goode leaves
besides her husband four small chill
Iren.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Mr.. Cannon Re- Elected.

BRISTOL. VA May ..-rIn Tenncs-
see Bristol Yesterday. L. ii. Cannon,
cousin Of senator Fob Taylor, OF
Tennessee, WAS reelected mayor with
out opposition. New members of the
city council are w Clyde Reser. j G.
Eayless ana JOHN r. Delaney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

MAS attended by Misses Ida Bail, sis
ter Of the groom; clyde .Erayser,
Mary Austin and Alma Walton as
bridesmaids. The groom had as his
attendants Winrcd and RaymQn Eal,
his brothers; Dallas Davis and Wei
fred Dawson. Miss Katie Flanagan
presided at the organ, and Rev. j.
NJ Gee performed the ceremony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Chess by Mireless.

MEM XuAA-rAe-1 a4-t+E
the Austrian steamship Laura, and the
chief officer OF the Cunard Liner. IN
touia. got into wireless communication
en route to this port and engaged il
- a47Eets ttaSfs CHESS fssSrf1s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
a New Form.
debating

WASHINGTON. -- After debating
whether 10 lynch Joseph Ryan ne
gre who sfabedas " h4tV eiress man, ,Ae
mob Which caught him decided on a
new form Of vengeance, All hands
joined In beating the negro into insep-
sibility
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Yhrntrleni k.nrna,e Dies.

GREENS FARMS. CONN, May 3.
George Is Bunneli, former theatre
maRnate and one Time associate Of
+. r.. Earnum. died here to-day of
I3rightts disease. aged seventy-fivs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Virginia Weddings
S,rjffiI,-----t SssIllAu.

LYNcHBURG. VA. May 2,--James
J. GFiaiu and Miss Sallie Price Ise-
man we're married Saturday al the
parsonage Of the Memorial Methodist
church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

NORTH ToNAWANDA, \. Y. NAV
3.-~fsire early to-day destroyed tie
plant Of the King Construction Com
pany Loss. $150.00
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

ANf3tTtY FtAftN y. u 'Fla9IHs
Gouldy, Avon by-t tre-Seas police force
has resigned because his beat calls for
a.02a miles walking q year, at the rate
al , > cents Il mile
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

SPRINGFIELD. Mo- Farmers aud
fruit growers are staying UP all night
Is keep fires burning ia their orchards
g. ward off frost.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
MAYOR GOES AF TER
|MPROsER PLAYS.
PETER ntHG EXECUTIVE DE-
NANDs ENFORCEMENT OF LAW
FOR CLEAN STAGE
CITY'5 RECEIPTS S81, 200


Special tc RE Richmond Yirginian.1
PETERSBURG VA, May a.-The
veto Of Mayor Cameron TO the ordt
nance relative Is tnr erection 81
houses on streets OF the city Requiring
that they face tho street and when
vas recently passed by the council
was discussed Tuesday night and the
veto was sustained The council held
an interesting meeting Ia the CITY
Hal last night, several nomnuniea-
lions were present. from Mayor
Cameron. one stating that improper
plays were being presented at Naude-
Vile theaters in Petersburg, and that
the ordinance relative TO such should
be enforced. He also recommended
The erection OF crcmatory for the
burning OF the cifA garbage.
The reports OF me city treasurer
and auditor were presented for the
month cf April. showing the receipts
FOR the month to have been $S1,299.4l
and the disbursements 70 have
amounted to s2b.95S.74.
Contracts Were AWARDED for the
paving OF the roadway of West Tapb
street from Union 10 Market streets
with Belgian block the erection Of
four concrete bridEg S., To cost $2,4i0.
Of concrete gideWall, ia different nor
tons OF the CITY Mt II cost of s1<4 a
yard. ON motion ID Mr.. Mccullough
II was decided that bids be adver~
tised for 10000 yards OF additional
paving
Resolutions Were offered providing
for The constructed Of curbing and
gathering ON several streets
Mir, Mattox sulmiifsd n resolution
for t,a ,.losi,y ~ r--,,,tb e+roct fre,s
Bqlliuehrook street H. mo Atlantic
Coast Line
A resolution W. adontad That a
committees ~ wn fron inc cni1neil
and ono from me hard ~ aldermen
DE appointpa 10 talk. IN the matter
with the potersburr Gas Comnarv rel.
atiye 10 their nutilat{9n eff the streats
and thar they he r4aqirad ia restore
the streets fney md already rt,t mn
in this having of thai, tinee
Aparonrfafions 49, ardered for +b a
payment of Bills
Mr. patteson altered q resolution
when WIS adontea tna }ltng f,a Amori.
can Bank and TrnsY e'amnanv ono al
The legal depositsri.s ~ tha city
MANY Recommendations for tu,rru,f.
nenfg were naao .v-,,;,.b y,.,ra ,.,rer,.ed
TO the publfc imprn..7a5n, commute,
for consideration
Binding SrffyiticS
lids were opened wednesday r,r
+ tb,, construction In A., st.,rn I'M.
i of gosprstocJt &, rf,fit,s4r,,, IL, ths Y,l,,.,
/ district. The building H. To- he IS b>
/ ia feet ana is H. ha Ipi1t ~ hrt,.i
and viii be- four tories hieh. Tbe
4 store house ~ ". Y. Burge {. Com.
pane is being eractea on Ssca ,,1ar,
street and win ha a handsome brjrl
structure
When the buildings or Raseostocl
q COMPANY. the R1eker 1,rv Good,
! COMPANY " = Bnrpa 4, t.omrar,
and The American Bank & rrtfst cam
/ pany are complrred the section Of. III,
city DESTROYED ly ire last fa1 vii
ne practically fljed IN
Daughters or liberty Meet rucsda =
The state touncil Of tho Danebtrf'
Of Liberty viu convene In patt.rs
burg next Tuesday, Ueada1iarters v,Il
be at the sstratf6r1 hotel orr 12oIl{n,,
sessions viii ey5snd INFO tho eacor,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

sumption, Blood, Kidney, Bladder Piles
in any form, Vertigo, Quinsy, Sore Throat,
Lung Dyspepsa Indigestion, Constipa-
ton. rheumatism in any form, Pains
and Aches Of all kinds, Colds, Bronchial
Troubles, Sores, Skin Diseases, all Itching
sensations, La Grippe or Pneumonia,
Ulcer tarbmcles, Boils, Cancer in the
worst form without the use OF knife or
instruments Eczema, Pimples on face
and body, Diabetes Of Kidneys or Bright's
Disease OF, the Kidneys, My medicines
cure any disease, no matter OF what
nature.
Medicines sent anywhere. For full
Particulars send, write or call in person on
l.. j. HAYDEN
40 West Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
FOR RENT.

Nice house on car line: eight rooms;
hot and cold water; stable aud land tor
garden; s2i0 per annun
Il b CHAtFIN a co, INC.
I'LL East Main Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03

Mrs. Weolford Of Baltimore, is the
guest OF Mrs G. u Buchanan, ON
West avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-03
Funeral Of Mr.. ot;tlscN.

Tho funeral ii Mr.. Richard II.
Godsey was held Wednesday afternoon
from the Tabb-Street Presbyterian
church and WAS Conducted by tho pas
tor. Rev. Charles r. Stribling. The
Red Men, OF which. order the de-
ceased was a member, attended the
fmneral in 9 larst body
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
WOMAN MAYOR IS
APT To WIN FIGHT
State of Kansas Brings Suit
to Dust the HunneWell
COunCilmen.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. Exchanging
that the Hunnewell councimen refused
to confirm Mayor Ella Wilson's APP
pointees, although she presented the
names OF nearly every reputable citi-
zen Of the town, including the "village
schooImaster, petition asking the
custer OF the four councilmen WAS filed
in the Kansas supreme court today by
Attorney General Dawson.
The petition was drawn up by G. w.
Trckett. special investigator appointed
by Governor Stubbs TO straighten out
Hunnewell affairs 1t is directed
against +, j Lander. b. Kerr. J, +.
Richardson and j. @, Ellis. II is al
legged that Mrs Ella Wilson was
elected mayor of Hunnewell at the
regular election last April, the voters
writing her name on the ballot, that
she did not seek office. but that the
voters elected her voluntarily
The petition took up the history OF
the dispute between mayor and council
stating that the council desired 10 meet
Gin an upstairs bedroom in hotel .,
that Mayor Wilson objected 10 this and
the councllmen consented to meet the
mayor in Brockmayer hall. but did not
attend when she went there. Then
when the attorney general notified them
they would have to meet, they met, but
refused absolutely 10 confirm any OF
her appointments. although she named
every respected citizen Of the town.
BY reason of these failures, the pc
tition stated, two women friends OF
Mayor Wilson now are serving the city
AS city clerk and city marshal. The
petition concluded with the statement
that by reason of the failure of the
councilmen to act "'the city is made
helpless and is prevented from provid
ing protection for the life and prop
ertv Of its citizens
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
ATTORNEY GENERAL
CORRECTS A|V ERROR
Not the Intention of Depart
ment of Justice TO Prose
cute Indiscriminately.
By Associated Press,

Bv Associated Press.
BRETON WOODS, n H., sept. %
Attorney General Wickcrsham today
replied TO statement purported TO
have been made by him regarding the
status of the United States Steel cor
poration and other alleged trusts and
the attitude of the government toward
them. and published in New York
paper this morning.
"The purporied interview, Sald
Wickersham, sis summary OF TWO
conversations which were neither un-
derstood nor intended to be for pub
lication. Circumstances unnecessary TO
state here led me TO express myself
much more freely on the subjects dis
cussed than ] would have done for pub
licatIou.
"The report contains some inaccu'
racies. For instance, | did not state
that the United States Steel corpora
tion was combination in violation of
the law. nor did | state That men I'M
der Indictment i'll the beef trust cases
i'll Chicago would 60 10 prison if ]
had my way There are also other IN,
accuracies, In the main, however, the
reported interview represents the
views expressed by ME in the conver-
sations referred to.
'The president has stated that the
supreme court has decided what the
law is, and now business has got to
square itself with the law 1t is not
the intention of the department of JUS
tice to bring indiscrlmiuate prosecu-
tions nor is ii lis intention to resort to
criminal proceedings except where the
evidence at its disposal indicates will
ful and deliberate violation Of law and
the suppression of competitive condi'
tions by oppression and unfair or
otherwise illegal methods.
1T is hoped that monopolistic com
binations which are in illegal restrain
of interstate trade and commerce will
voluntarily reorganiZe and establish
competitive conditions without await
ing prosecution. The government would
very much prefer such voluntary ac-
ton TO the necessity Of legal prosecu.
ton.
The department of Justice is pre-
pared 10 give careful consideration 10
plans for such reorganization submit.
ted in good faith and. if found salts.
factory, TO submit them and 10 the court
on appropriate petitions to the end that
a proper decree be entered making the
plan binding ON the defendants and en-.
enJoInIng any renewed combination re.
straining trade between the newly sep;
aratcd members of the combinatio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
RACE RIOTS BETWEEN
WHITES AVID BLACKS
Cleveland, Ohio, Scene of
Battle in Streets; Police
Make Many Arrests.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press,
CLEVELAND, sept. PA race riot
between whites and blacks broke out In
this city shortly before midnight. Three
riots In less than TWO hours occurred,
knives and revolvers being used Most
OF the participants were under the iuilu-
cncc of liquor.
or three sent TO hospitals UP TO o clock
this morning. Joe Carlina. Il Porto RiCsn
was stabbed probably fatally.
All available policemen were sent 10
the district i'm which the lighting oc-
CURED, When a Patrol wagon loaded with
officers arrived crowd Of men unhitched
The horses. leaving the wagon stranded.
Several hundred persons filed The street
and blocked efforts OF the police. Ia
trolpan McNallr was badly beaten when
he arrested Charles Lyons. white. said TO
have been a leader OF lie gang which
started the lighting,
The police al i:30 had succeeded In
restoring order after making several ar
rests. Thirty policemen were stationed
in The distric, to patrol the streets until
daylight
The riots were tho result OF feud
OF several weeks standing between the
whites and blacks. The latter. the police
SAY started out To hud the former and
when The two factions mel there was q
ieht with pistols. knives. fists and mis-
siies The iighting spread several blocks
down tho street and continued until the
negroes fed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
OF
TRIAL IS DEMANDED
Darrow Charges Interfer.
ence With Defense in the
Mcnamara Case.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept, 23.-Ciar-
ence s. Darrow announced today that
he would demand of Judge Bordwsil OF
Monday two weeks delay In slart:ng
the trial Of the Mcnamara brothers
row said the delay had been made nee
essary because OF harassments. Tor
which he held the prosecution response
BILE The request Will be made when
Attorney Harrington appears In cour'
Monday IN contempt proceedings lnsu-
tutcd by the district attorney
w. j. Ford. assistant district attor-
ney. said The prosecution would vigor-
ously oppose a continuance OF the Nc
Namara trial.
Darrow declared ths, the defense had
been so harassed by side Issues. such a
the contempt proceedings against Har'
rington, Mrs. Ortie T.. McManlgal anc
George Benin. McManlGals uncle. thai
It had not had sufficient time to prepare
for the trial.
allowed The defense in It's preparation
for The trial than had been given II
other cases in This county. He asserted
that the sooner the deaecse called it,
Witnesses inin court 10 testify the sooueI
they would be free from any proceed
inGs against them 10 learn what they
had been doing in the alleged Influencing
OF the Witnesses for the state.
Another angle TO the Mcnamara case
develoned today
Suit for 100000 damages was brought
against the Times by the widow and
mother Of \. Churchill Harvey Elder
who died as a result OF the disaster al
the plant of that newspaper October ]
1910
The suit was directed against Barri-
son Grav Otis, president and general
manager OF the Times: Harry Chandler
q treasurer Is and and assistant manager and
The plaintiffs alcGe that the explosion
in the Times building was caused b. gas
They charge The defendants with HAVING
negliCentlv permitted the establishment
10 become filed with gas and with hav-
inG failed 10 provide proper means ot
escape from the building In accordance
with city ordinances.
Elder was assistant city editor Of tht
Times. When the eNplosion occurred ht
jumped from a third STORY window and
was so severely Injured when he struck
the pavement that he died as result,