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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
Honest Advice to
conservatives

Somehow there exists a vast amount
OF skeptic!sm as TO the possibility OF
but facts, and arc sincere IN what We
assert.
II ourselves afflicted with Tube.cu
los!s ne should DO precisely what we
terat!ve promptly and faithfuny The
reason We should do this, and warrant
We have for asking all ConsumptIves
70 take H. is that we have the reports
OF many cures, ono OF which follows:
1913 Snsqueaanna Ave. Phila.. Pa
Gentlemen: For two years / was
sfiicted with hcmo-rhages Of the
lungs: the number totaled nearly one
another climate. as 20 remain would
probably be fatal; however. ! remained
and IN February Of 1902 was taken
w!th a severe attack OF pneumonia
about the house I was left with a
frighttul hacking cough, whioa no
medicine I had taken could alleviate
Vac again advised TO go TO another
time. March. 1902. that learned Of
Eckrnan's Alternative. In a short tima
my cough vas gone and ! was PRO
nounced we'll or cured Since that
pneum on!a. and I have resorted 10 no
other medicine to effect a cure
am at present in excellent health
and feel that as long as I can obtain
L.rh!iaH H4tcFdl!Ve nave no fear of
Ionsumpt!on cannot speak too
highly for the good Il has done"
(S!gned) HOWARD l. KLoTz
Eckmans Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis. Asthma. Hay Fever. Throat
and Lung Troubles, and In upbu!ldIng
the system. Docs not contain poisons
opiates or habit forming drugs For
sale by Owens 6; Minor Drug Co. and
other leading druggists. ASK for book
let OF cured cases and write 10 Eck
man Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa. for
additional evidence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
MAY VOTE BONDS
FOR WATER WORKS
Proposition Is Before People of
Lecsburg-Negro Slabs
White Man.
Especial to Tho rimcs-pispatchl

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
Leesburg, Va. October 1.-the
decided to submit to the voters the
proposition to bond the town to the
extent of 10000. the proceeds TO be
applied to supplementins the present
Inadequate water system and to estab-
fish sewer system throughout tho
town 1t is the plan of the town to
establish large reservoirs on the noun
tatns several miles distant and by
gravity carry the water throughout
the town. The court has ordered a
special election for this purpose. which
VIII take place on November IA
The town is at present carrying a debt
OF about $4,000. the proceeds from
which was spent to erect a water sys-
tenn which has since proved Imperfect
and Inadequate
Charles Z. Smith. coIored was lodged
IN Jail in Lnesburg on Thursday morn
Ing by Deputy Sheriff Lambert,
charged with seriously cutting Ray
mond T. Hutchinson d young white
man. during fight at Arcola on We'd
nesday evening. There was bad feel
ing between the two. which started
during a coon hunt few nights be-
fore. and on Wednesday evening Hutton
inson called Smith out of the store at
Arcola and made an effort to strike
MN over the head with q club. where
upon smith drew a knife and stabbed
MN SIX times in the body, one cut
piercing the lining of tho stomach and
ieaEing wound that may prove fatal
as ne Is now in serious condition
smith escaped, but was arrested at
ms nome at midnight by Mr.. Lambert.
was tried before the justice at .
NJ and his case sent to the grand
jury.
T. White. of Selma stock Farm
near Leesburg. Won every first pre-
MUM and every championship prize
~ the state Fair in Richmond this
week with his Percheron horses
colonel Calvin Powell. one of the
Oldest residents of Fairfax county.
oled on the 3sth ultimo. at his res
idence near Hunters He was seventy
eight years of age. and was highly
esteemed citizen
The annual meeting Of the Kings
daughters of Virginia. an organiza
ton of the Episcopal Church. viii he
held in Berryville on October %, IS
and %
John Barton, colored. was arrested
Yesterday for attempting to Kill his
wife, Nettie Barton. Barton. who had
been separated from his wife for som,
'ime' had been living in Washington,
ana came up TO Leesburg TO induce
her TO come back TO him. upon her
refusing to have anything to say TO
him, he followed her down the street
ana was barely prevented from cutting
her throat with razor. He made his
escape, but was caught later and com
mitted 70 Jail TO await the action OF
the grand jury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
RED REVOLUTION
CRASHING CHINA
Mus. Not Protect Mpucbu,.
(Cont!nued FROM First PageN

conducted so as not to endanger the
foreigners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
STANDARD OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE.

II you wish to Keep strong, vigorous active
health take Duffy Pure Malt Whskey regularly according
tons 1t builds the
the brain strength and elasticity the
blood 1t brings action all the
ect and enables from the food
1t contains 1t wonderful remedy the prevention
nervousness typhoid malaria form
diseases OF the throat and lungs and prescribed medicine
doctors of all schools.
Duffys Pure Malt Whisky whiskey by
Amerio
OF
IN SEALED ONLY nd
large bottle The Duffy Malt Whskey Roche n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

London. October IA dispatch
from rae Vienna correspondent of The
Times states
i hear from an authoritative source
that Russia is negotiating With Wash
lngton about Joint proceedings in
China
The negotiations are stated 10 be
proceeding favcrablv, the Russian gov
eminent being convinced that America
has Interests in the Pacific parallel
with hers. and that an understanding
is most desirable"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

said the only question was whether
the prospective Juror could obiiterate
this opinion from his mind and give
tho defendant fair and impartial
trial on the sworn evidence.
He read questions and answers from
the record. showing Nelson had sworn
ne could do this
fornia law" declared Horton. ITO
obliterate from his mind an opinion
thus formed. The only thing that the
law requires. is that Juror be gov
erned by the sworn evidence and by
the instructions Of the court"
Horton was followed by Assistant
District Attorney Ford Ford pointed
out that Nelson had said he could give
the defendant a fair and Impartial
trial and pointed out that the only
remaining question was one of honesty
And that point is settled by the
questions and answers of the ven!re-
that remains is to accept him as
juror"
The Sole object.
In his opening statement. Judge
McNutt said that the only object an
criminal cases was TO secure twelve
impartial men 10 sit in judgment He
said that Nelson had clearly indicated
he had formed an opinion, and was
biased and prejudiced against the de-
PENDANT
Tho word impartial should never
be lost sight Of" said he 1T is de-
fined as bipartisan, person who
has no sympathy with either side.
something that cannot he said OF this
venireman.
DO you meant TO tell me that in the
vast population OF Los Angeles coun-
by twelve such men cannot be secured :?
Do you wish TO tell me that we must ac-
cept a Juror who admits he has come
TO strong conclusion, that IT will
take strong evidence to remove?
Casting my mind back over fifty
years OF practice, never before heard
OF Juror making such answers and
having a district attorney insist that
he enter the jury box
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

without trouble. We are determined 10
be on friendly terms with al the
foreigners and tho foreign nations. \
great Chinese republic will be the re-
suit of the revolt. We plan great inn
provements ana developments of re-
sources which II is nov Impossible to
achieve although the present taxes are
wholly adequate"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
in Baltimore

In Baltimore
Miss Agnes Tapscott is visiting
friends in Shenandoah Junction, w Va
Mrs. w. y. Mcdonald left recently
for Warrensburg, Mo. on visit to
relatives
Miss Mary Powers is visiting friends
in Leland, Miss
Mrs. Jessie Gardner and Frank
Gardner. of Clarksburg. W. Va. are
visiting friends in town.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
WANTS TO QUIT JOB HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Or. McGregor OF Ubly. Mich, i
Bound Over to Grand Jury
For Murder.

lad Axe, Mich, Dec l5Aftcr a
sensational climax Of his preliminary
examination, nr. McGregor Of Ubly,
charged with the murder Of Syril
Sparkling. OF Ulby. was today bound
over without bail to the grand jury.
Mrs. Margaret Gibbs OF Port IIu-
ron the nurse. charged with being
an accessory oftre the fact waived
examination. Her bail was fixed at
st.Gto which she furnished. The
last witness for the prosecution,
Sheriff Donald MeAuley of Huron
county. furnished the excitement.
McAuley swore ont the complaint
for McGregor's arrest and then
made the arrest. In his testimony
today he said that after the inquest
To determine the cause of Sparlina's
death he talked with McGregor and
he latter asked him il the authori.
ies were going to eXhume the other
Sparkling bodies.
Foar members of the family
hree sons and the father, died Of
suspieious ailment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
SIXTH SOLDIER
IS ARRESTED IN
EXPLOSION CASE
Concluded From Page One,
No Real Evidence.

The arrest OF Brewer and Ms
Jordan appears 70 have been mad
without any real evidence Of then
puilt
June 3rd IN attempt was made ~
hrn a building containing soldiers,
Mattresses, soaked with kerosene
We're placed against the mess room
door and set or fire Early discov-
cry Of the flames saved the building.
and perhaps many lives
The governments bridge across
the kaw river was dynamitea June
- No troops were in the iort whe
fire destroyed Troop A stable al
Killed tWeaty-seyca horses June rs
Officers are firm IN their belle
that the plot,ers MANNED 70 cut thnm
off from water when they blew u i
water main, In the night OF Aneue.
8 The attempt was only partly su
cessful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
LOR|MER WILL
TESTIFY AFTER
HOLIDAY RECESS
Investigation Committee Decides to
Fear Illinois Senator in
Own Defense

Washington. Dec Senator
-rimer will NOT testify in his
4 nse until Congress re-convenes If
tcr the Christmas holidays. II was
decided today to hear Lorimer aftes
She recess,
The hearing unexpectedly length
eaed today by a turn IN The test
mony Of Edward Hines. the Chicago
I'm herman, who had been mention
"a in the case as the man who put
Lorimer over" Counsel for the sen
aJe committee wanted TO know som
hing about what is alleged to have
happened in Hines room in the Chit
cago Union League Club, the day az
ter Lorimer was elected
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
Bankrunt Sale Resumed.

The bankrupt stock that has been
or sale in the Haas building by the
First Bank 4 Trust Company, az
siguees, has been removed to No. 7GG
Commercial avenue, at which place
force OF clerks has been busy fol
several days marking down goods Az
appears in the advertising columns
new sale starts today and il II
stated that all Items Of this unusn-
ally choice stock Of clothing and
mems furnishings have been re-
morselessly slashed The assignee
advertises that the large stock will
he disposed oil within fifteen dayg
regardless OF original cost.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
SEE EARLY ARREST
OF MURDERERS OF
MRS. KAUFMAN

Chicago Dee. 1.-THE early a..
rest OF George Rabinau, alias To1
head" and William Stacy. the tw,
(" ombers OF the automobile quartet
responsible for the murder OF Mrs
Fautman, Dec. .. who are sdlI a
Urge, was predicted today
Definite information of thei
whereabouts reached police head
Quarters and detectives are bellavet
t. be close on their trail. They arl
reported to have been found i,
Florida. Raainau formerly lived i
Florida, and the police have watche
southern roads aud cities closely.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
FORMER OWNERS
OF DETROIT TEAM
BUY EASTERN CLUB.

Providence r.. l., Dec The
Providence clnb of the International
Baseball League, was sold late to-
day to Frank Mavin and w. H. Yaw,
key, owners OF the Detroit team Of
the American League. Fred Lake,
scout for last Years st. Louis Ameri.
can League club, has accepted the
position of manager Of Providence
for next season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
TEAR down BUILDING
Material Of Structure Being Re
moved to Make Way For New
Freight Depot.

The building al Comnert a ave
nue and Sixteenth streets formerly
used BY the Rich Coustrue tion Gem
pany is being torn down and the
material removed to clear the site
for the New Illinois Central freight
depot. The building is the prop
erty Of John f. Glynn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
ILLINOIS AND
INDIANA OPERATORS
DISCUSS WAGES

chicago, Dec 15.--Illinoios ant
Indiana coal mine operators me-
here today. in what was to have
been the conference with represen.
tatives of the Ohio and Pennsyl
vania fields The meeting was ex.
ecutiye, but it was unofficially un.
ders,ood that the wage agreement
to ne adopted in the spring, was
discussed
Equally unofticially, It was stated
that the Ohio and Pennsylvania
delegates were opposed to conditiont
in Illinois and Indiana fields.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
Lectures on Spain.

Father James ] Gilen will lee
ture on Spain next sunday evening
~ St Josephs church, Rev. Gilleh
'aving recently returned from a trip
through Europe, which included
Spain will. no doubt, give a leetute
that will be very interesting. The
public is cordially invited to attend,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
APPROVE MERGER
nF CORPORATIONS.

St Louis, No, Dee Is. -Consoli-
dation OF the Mississippi Valley
Transportation CO.. and the pro,
iectcd ST Louis and Gulf Steel
Barge Line was approved at a
meeting of creditors of the Missis-
sippi company today The consoli-
dation is designed to stimulate traf
te on the lower Mississippi
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
Mcclure Grows. Too.

Born, Friday to MI. and Mrs. Ed
ward Abernathie, Of Mcclure, a son,
Mr.. Abernathie was formerly coun,
g. jailer and resided in Cairo dur
ing the term of his Office Ed looks
ten years younger according to a
mumber of friends here who extend
congratulations
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16

"One OF these days you'll see bust
ness is going 70 the dogs" said the
cheerless person 4 don't believe IT,
replied Mr., Dustin StaN hut If that
times comes, you'll find me running
one OF the biggest Kennels ON earth"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
Is Arrested for SwearNgs

Homer Hudson, switchman al
Hnuuds was arrested becslse h
sgd abusiYo language toward Z
e 8 deputy marshal who was acting
il. the capacity Of call boy Hudson
wls taken to Danville, ILL.,, Yesterday
eor trial The errest was based ot
tie theory that Hudson had violated
TIE injunction granted by the fed
oral court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
COUNTY BOARD TO MEET
Commissioners Will Receive FiIa
Reports Of Collector and Other
Officials for 1911.

The county commissioners will be
In session Monday to receive the
final reports of the collector and
other county officers for the year
1a11 The officers have reported
quarterly but the reports turned in
next week will be for the year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16

Percy Noodles says that the reason
ne doesn't like his new boarding house
is because the landlady mas already
buried two husbands and has taken of
her mourning since he came Calves
ton News
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
GOVERNORS DEPART
FOR ST, PAUL AFTER
REACHING CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. 55.--The party q
western governors that has been
making d tour of the East, arrived tn
indianapolis tonight and after !
stop OF less than half hour departe
for 81. Paul, Mimi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
William E. Childress Anxious That
New Superintendent Of County
Farm BE Named.

William ] Childress, superin.
tendent Or the county farm, was IN
tho city yesterday He wants to be
relieved of his position as soon as
possible, having sent in his resigna-
ton To the county commissioners
q me time ago. He desires to bc
ready to begin work on his farm a.
early as he can.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
Tempting CHet

An English journa cHntl't y
following announcement r., ~ .GH
1870 lawsuits, the pron"f ~ s6
torney retiring troal nd 'rt
rhe clients are rieb aus ar,tt.t,
LITE
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
InsHa1ls Electric Sion

Frank +. Torrey has illuminated
TIE exterior of his drug store al
right by placing an electric sign
there bearing the word, Drugs"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
Elan New Transfer Firm

Il is reported that a new transfer
lime is 10 be established in Cairo
t. lie known as the IndepeudcEt
Transfer Company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16

Bring the children down to soc
the real Santa claus at The Novelty
shop OF Eighth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-12-16
STRIKING JURY
| DEF|ES JUDGE
| IN ITS VERDICT
Court is Forced to Accept Findings
in Will Case Against
Preacher.
MAY SET ASIDE REPORT
Instructions Of Judge Withro Are
Not Accepted After
Four Days,

ST. Louis Mo, Dec. 15.--The
striking jury IN Judge Withros
curt triumphed this afternoon when
il returned verdict for the plain
tiff in the McDermott will case,
which was contrary to instructions
given by the Judge. Tuesday, and
which he had to accept.
The jury, which has for.four days
refused to return a finding in favor
of Rev Father John White who was
executor OF the estate of Mrs Bird
get McDermott, and was charged by
Mrs Mary Harrington, Mrs. MeDer~
motifs daughter. with using undue
influence on Mrs McDermott, in the
preparation Of the Will, entered
court at 2:30 p. nj. and handed
taeir verdict to the Judge.
Forced to Accept.
Judge Withro said that while the
verdict was contrary to instructions
Of the court, he was obliged under
decision of the Supreme Court to ac-
cept it. He said, however. that he
would set aside the verdict on mo-
ton from either side In the case
When the jury went to luncheon
at 1880, judge Witbro, who is a
civil war veteran, emerged from the
chamber Just as the twelve men filed
oft OF the court house. He stood
erect aud lifted his hat aloof. The
jurors likewise returned the salute
and both jury and Judge smiled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

That the market, on technical considera-
tons alone, was entitled TO at least a fair
sized rally was the prevailing opinion on
the Consolidated Exchange floor I'm the late
afternoon. This view made traders some
what cautious about remaining short of
extended lines and they took advantage
OF the later declines to cover bearish com
ihitinents. such stocks as Southern Pacific,
Amalgamated Copper and Smelling all
failed by Is of point to touch the low
prices they reached on the New Yorle
Stock Exchange. Union Pacific. however
was an exception. the execution OF con.
mission house stop loss orders forcing
thht STOCK az low as 165%, or a OF a MONT
under the other boards bottom price al
thoueh the amount changing hands was
limited. The pressure OF liquidation in
me earlier dealings was pronounced. the
chief influence bringing about the down
Ward movement being the threatened strike
on me Hartman lines. Detailed operations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26

Speculation in the market for outside
securities continued on small scale
with the general tone weak. although the
fluctuations. aside from the higher priced
were confined to small frac-
tons American Tobacco, after early
steadiness. declined points Standard OH
moved up points. Intercontinental Rub
Der was down \ Houston OIL. after re-
cession of q. recovered. Manhattan Tran
sit was moderately active, but unchanged.
In the mining list Butte Coalition was
weak. Greene-Cananea, Giroux Consoll-
dated and Inspiration were off small
fraction. Porcupine issues were quiet and
somewhat irregular Kerr Lake and Nipis-
sing were heavy. Bonds were dull and a
shade easier. Studebaker common broke
sharply near the close about points on
heavy offerings. Detailed operations fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
,a,ksrs, nosted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.--Boston par;
Chicago, l0c discount; New orleans, coIi-
mercial 5Oc discount BANK 81 p1e prem, al
Savannah, buying 3-l6c discount, selling
par: Minneapolis, soc premium: Charleston.
buying par. selling lilo per cent premium
San Francisco, sight 2l2c, telegraPh DC
RANK CLEARINGS. - New York. ex-
changes s2i7. 5i2.s8s balances sl2,5s5,s7s; Bos-
ton. exchanges t2l,39S,369, balances Sl,S48s5l
Baltimore. exchanges Aeo,e6l. balances
$3.50 pa; Philadelphia. exchanges slsBs,4A
balances a,5i4 l68; Chicago, exchanges sl,-
652 sos, balances $2,576,Uo.
SILVER MARKET-Comm bar sill
yer. 52Isc; Mexican silver dollars, 45c. Bar
silver IN London closed at "a Lied
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, S65; Lis
bon T.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 9lls.
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS
The latest daily report of the federal Treas
ury shows customs receipts, S.lOi,s62; inter
nal revenue, including corporation tax,
$3.50 521 and miscellaneous, Sl0224, making
a total Of &, O965SS. Expenditures on ordi-
nary government account for the same time
were s247l.4e0. For the month TO date ordi-
nary receipts have been $40 24O. s0l and ordi-
nary expenditures ST. 523. 573, the excess OF
expenditures since August being N.2s2,72l.
For the fiscal year TO date ordinary receipts
have been s92.325,9l3 against s99,3i9,6co I'm the
same time last year while lie o ordinary ex
with sli2. 900 I'm the corresponding period
Of 1910, the excess Of expenditures amount
ing to s23,316.l6l. against the excess OF ex-
penditures of s12,7696S9 a year ago; includ-
ing Panama Canal account and public debt
account. the excess OF all receipts over eX-
pendtures since July !, 1911, amounts to
s}0St157. comparing with a deficit in the
preceding year Of $l9Sl5.62l.
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS The
local Sub-Teasury was debtor 10 the New
York Clearing House yesterday 10 the
amount OF Sl52S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Mosey on call
opened at 2h per cent: highest 2H per
cest: lowest per cent; closing ~ per cent;
ruling rate, q. per cent Time money con-
tlnued TO exhibit great ease. with an al
most entire absence Of demand. Rates
2s.dS per cent for sixty days, saSN per
cent for ninety days, SAG3lk per cent Tor
four months, 31saS% per cent for five and
six months Mercantile paper was un-
changed. Rates, 4Aq4ia per cent FOR SKY SKY
and ninety days bills receivable, 41Ea4A
per cent for choice four 10 six months
Single names, per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened steady, with ca
bies quoted at 4S640a4s6i5: demand ster.
ling at 1865 bid and asked and sixty-day
bills at 4SSla. Short francs were quoted a.
SI9is less 1882 and short reichsmarks a.
a i5ol6 less 49, The market was a shade
frmer in tone in the afternoon, being IN
fiuenced somewhat by sales Of stock for
London account. Cables were quoted a.
4s64Od4 1915, demand sterling at 4sS0SF
$50 and sixty-day bills at 4S1Sg4. S3oo
Short francs we're quoted at 519as less 1-92
d5l9ss and short reichsmarks at s4's plus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
American Telephone & Telegraph W

Convertible Four Per Cent Gold Bono
Coupons from these bonds. PAYABLE y
terms on September l. 1911. AZ the cnN. !.
agency Of the Company In New Ycrs -.
Boston, will be paid IN New York oy "'
haitian Trust Company. ilS Broadwss'
WILLIAM r. pRIvxL fs' !