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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

When the Tombstone Consolidated Mines O. emerges from the bankruptcy proceedings and reorganization e feced the work of redeeming the district will follow With equ pmen complete in every respect the work of finishing the gigantic undertaking, and uncoverng the treasures beneath the watery barrier possibility
 With millions expended break the way and as the cove ed goal would appear be within reach involved in big financial crash and witness the consumation of ali hopes performed by other hands pitifu contemplate It indeed hard blow to the company stockholders and equally unfortunate for this district, but Tombstone will be ndicated and tine leading producer the
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20
CorraIs Stray
 Yell low Men

The Oasis says:-
 Monday Joe Deegsn of Cslabasss corrsled near the Clark ranch, about fifteen miles northwest from Nogsles, three conHsbsnd Chinese.
 Ne took them into custody and marched them to Cslsbasas; notifying the immigration office by telephone. Inspector in charge Milliken and h. spector Rolfe took 6 livery team and went down after the celestisls, bring ing them into Nogales. Tuesday they were taken to Tucson for depor. | tstion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

phine Keenhold, real es- tate John Foulkes to Lsurins E Dougherty ........... -
 REALTY MORTGAGES Tom Messlich to State Mu,'l Bid & Loan Assn. Douglas prop ................ 1000 co Donald c Rose 70 State Mut'l B& L Assn. D, uglss prop 75O co No names given, land ..... loo Oe T Womacks and l. Brown to Lowell Club, lots. i5oo %
 ASSIGNMENT LEASE Assigns lease last above .... 50 %
 Q. c. DEED W s Dixon 10 l. c Glover, q c Clover, E Willie and c O Wills, Douglas prop. 100 % L c. and CSC Glover, and EC and co Willie to J R Rodenhsmer. Douglas prop 125 %
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

Even if Arizonas statehood is delayed temporarily account Of Presidents veto the progressive and broad minded people of the territory satisfied that ceivng lot Of free advertising, which will bring people anG capital develop unsurpassed resources
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

Tombstone district has received temporary setback by of the financial troubles of the T C. M Co., but with reorganization and continuance of the work an early redemption of the famed district is certain One of the largest producing districts in the Tombones portion when energetic resumption of work is instituted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

Every indication points to greater industrial actvs W in the district during the coming year than in year past The shipments the promises to be ar greater and of that means better financial and business conditions for Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

The returning summer visitors the coast points look tired and out while those who stayed home spent few weeks for genuine the majestic Arizona mountains the pictures Of good health.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

The varied of Cochise county afford ample opportunity for the miner, agrcuturais artisan laborer and capitalist make competence and fortune The discovery of oil in ths county opens still another field for prospecting and reaching for the wealth at doors
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

If the prison reform keeps gaining the present look for graduating exercises some of the penal institutions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

WASHINGTON D. c, Aug I6--Senator William Alden Smiths resolution admitting Arizona and New Mexico is being considered by the committee territories today By the terms of this resolution the recall of the judiciary eiTlnated from the Arizona constitution and Senator Smith states that he had drafted the resolution after con- ference with President Taft Smith will make every effort have his resolution reported back the tonight or tomorrow and will endeavor to ge it to The pros> poets are favorable for passage of bill and admission this week The veto matter will up in the house Friday
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20
MAERANTN DkEn

WARRANTY DkED Clinton A Burdiek to x s Finch, Douglas rnp. . l O John Gleeson, Thomas P. Cowan. Thomas King. Hen " Morgan, Andrew Smith Chas NJ Rensud, J H Say der and Emma Swstling to Jacob Scheerer. Courtlsnd prop. ... ...... --.-.... lo ~
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE Jscinto A Cots to Nose Kline household furniture. S39 due on ,nstsllmeuts .... W c Mundo to Mose Kline, household furniture. s75.50 due on instsllments ..... L Medigovich to Bank of Bisbee, stock .... L n Shattuck to J Nj Mon. tauo, stock ... 50 0 PATENT ' s to Joseph B Harris. land
 BILL OF SALE Joseph c Thurman to Chss Mckehey, stock .... 90 0U Sidney Brown to F Quslls Jiggerville prop .... 600 0O Houck & Dieter Co to R A Necks. Tombstone prop. 25o %
 REALTY MORTGAGE c Booth to Arzons Bank a Trust Go, Douglas prop $50 % Cleto Melendez by Sherif to W E Schwsmm, Douglas prop ............. ..... 423 75
 WARRANTY DEED A Haven, widow, to Lillian R Carter. Douglas prop " 10 0O Matt Ke.on to Ale, Lauriuss bisoee prop. p............- JVO V BQ Musgrave to A r Huel-  ster, Douglas prop. ... 2500 to o E Address to Charles B Jones. Douglas prop ..... 10 D Andrew T Prsther to W R Henry, Douglas prop ... 10 co H T Green to J P sexten, DoC-'as y.CI. I.-.......... 10 70 Joseph W Angle and Henry 4 Morgan to Cbss H Cook Willco1 prop. ......... .. 45O %
 TOWNSHIP DEED c L Csyen, mayor of Bisbee to A Baxter, Bishee prop. l5 %
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE RE Aston to Joe Kline, household furniture. . 42 9 ILL Mccoy to Wilcox Bank < Tru co. stock ..... 500 co
  Heffern Min and Dev Go to Jacob Scheerer, mines ..
 REALTY NoRysAGE J Harvey Jones and wife to WE Nichols, Bowie prop. l65 9
 SUBTRACTION or MORTGAGE Roy and Titcomb to Ernest Earl Dsvis, Douglas prop. - R Braden makes claim of lien against Thomas Lspnon for labor performed...... 2l 5O
 PATEST U s to Winnie K McHerron leec --..-...... U s to Irsing Rhodes, lano no............ .....-. L s to Samuel ' Dohm, land. c..-.......- .--..
 WARRANTY DEED W c Land to John McCsr:by land ....... ....... 400 oO
 WARRANTY DEED John Gleesop, Thomas Cowsn ,Thomss Kiss, Hen- " A Morgan, Andrew Y Smith, Cbss NJ Rensud.J J H Snyder, and Emms swstlibq to Cochise Rl'y & Inv. Go, Courtlsnd prop. 10 O' REALTY MORTGAGE People Water Co to John Mccarthy, Benson prop. 500 O
 ADMINISTRATOR DEED Thomas B Chstman by sd- ministrstor to James Scow Doe Cstesse prop. 250 0
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

All right that the recall has been recalled, give statehood,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

GEE 5 LAXATIVE cou6H STRUT
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY


 COCHlSE COUNTY struments Filed kith the Count,
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 DEED Walter l. Vail Ir, to Empire Land X Cattle Co, land io Pima County .....-.... The Calumet & Ariz ns Min Co to Ernest Dicks, War ren prop ........ 1928 co
 REALTY MORTGAGE Joseph B Harris to W Wood, land ..... ...-,.. oOV Io Jefferson J Lsngiord to D Dwyer. Douglas prop. 2oO VO CRH Hsunon to wm Davis, mines in Tombst can yop. .... I56 %
 ADMINISTRATORS DEED Daniels, adm to J A Lynn, Douglas prop l6o OO
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Raymond L ovens to James MUvens, Erie prop. ... l oo RE Calder to Maria Naysrio. Douglas prop ...-.. lso Uo
 MINING DEED A c Stevenson. W R Steven. son and \ W Stevenson to w Davis and R L John son, mines in Warren Min, Dlet ..-...- " SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Min < Mer B.nkto A and Maud Brovn and Mary Boston ,-........-.- Min X Mer Bank 70 F Buckwalter r....... Bang of Douglas to : Geusr- dlni ............-.. State "u,- Ht' ss-'n tc Allie Short......
 REALTY MORTGAGE L A Brown ct u1 and Mary Bostou to Min < M,r Bsnk B,sbee prop ............ 537I 50 FM Buckwslter to L c Shat tuck ............ =. l75O 10 Chris Medigoyich to c Viola slaughter. Douglas prop. 400 co John Peterson to Rosa NJ Kilmer. Douglas prop .... 4U Oo
 CONTRACT OF SALE CJ Kilmer to Joe Kline, personal prop. 66 5o
 QUIT CLAIM DEED LC Shattuck to Min and Mer Bank, Bakerville prop. 10 %
 WARRANTY DEED Julius c LanhsD to Frank $ Douglas, Douglas prop. 100 oo Willard HaymoIe to Frank W Watts, Douglas prop. 100 Oo
 US PATENT U $ to Louis Merisn. land. US to Ellen J Riggs, land.
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. Annie Haven :o a ' Pat her, Douglas prop. ID oo
 AGREEMENT TO SELL GO Bobannon agrees to Sseil toJH Hicks Tor s9cO Key stone yell drilling machine
 MINING DEED w Wallace to the Western Investment Co, mines in Warren M. D. ....- OO Calvary Cemetery Assn to Louis Lockhsrt, Cavalry Cemetery prop .......-.. lVo Vo SUBTRACTION OF cHATrEL MORTGAGE Wm Fine to Ernest Heus..
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE The Title, Guaranty Co. of Scranton Pa. to Leullsh J Lemons -.....
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE Carmen Versssa to Joe Kline furniture, s35 due on in- stalmepte. ......... Ella Rolline to Joe Klioe. fur. niture. $24 dus on .instsll- ments. ---.......-... Manuel Estrsds to Joe Kline furnitnre. s26 .on instsli- Oente.
 x. e1
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

Taft Certainly feminist the recall and called it all kinds of names.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-20

Water in stock is business ability and experienced says fnancier. And 50 is gold brick
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
TERRITORIES To
GET STATEHOOD
PRESIDENT Is EXPECTED TO AT
FIX HIS SIGNATURE To
BILLS TO DAY.

WASHINGTON, Aug 2e.-The
President VIII sign morrow the
bills erecting the Territories Of New
Mexico and Arizona into. fun lledged
States. and be represented 10y stars ON
sfia national banner. The biI for
Arizona was modified in order T. elm
mate the provision fora recall uf
Judges, this being the special feature
of the proposed constitution that
caused President Taft to veto the ad-
mission of Arizona.
Arizona and New Mexico have been
knocking at the door for many wears
New Mexico having began t9 assert
heF claims siXts' years ago. New Mex
leo Was SO confident away back in 1850
mat she actually elected two United
states senator's One OF the senator's
eject came 90 Washington, but it took
hlln 50 long to make the trip in thoss.
Gays Congress changed It's mimi ana
had passed bin giving New Mexico
merely a new Kind of territorig tov
eminent. The ambitions of a
are OF moro recent date. The H.
clans OF the proposed States have. ~
course. kept their eye on the senator
SHIPS w. II Andrews. OF New New
roo delegate from the Territory, IN
candidate for the Senate. Ralph II
cameron, OF Arizona. is a candidate
from his State Both of these mon
VIII undoubtedly huttress their claims
upon the consistent hard work tbav
nave performed 10 bring about the
ADMISSION Of the two Territories.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
HARR Y THAW HAS
ANOTHER KEEPER

PoJGHKEEPSIE \. Y, Aug. "a
Commenting on the statement OF
Mary G. Thaw. mother OF Harry X.
Ffia-~, Regarding tfTe retirement OF Dr.
Lamb, superintendent of the Mattea-
wan State Hospital, and his assistant.
Or. Baker, Or. James V May. the new
head Of the hospital, said to-day that
Mrs. Thaw could have no interest in
his coming to the institution except as
new man whose views might be dff-
ferent from those OF Or, Lamb and
Or. Raker He said that she had no
reason 10 believe. so far as she knew
that his coming would result In a fav-
orahle change fer her son.
Until ] came TO Matteawan." said
hr May: II had never seen any Of the
Fhaws or met anybody who represent
ed them. ] have met Harry 1~haw
since coming here. bat have not had
q chance to study hts case Mrs T~haw
/ have not met. There is nothing that
| could say regarding Thaw's mental
condition. because ! know nothing
about him except his record as / get
II from the hospital authorities that
were there before me, Thaw viii ra-
ecfye no liberties that are nor ar
corded old patients. All patients will
ne 2aliks to me In that respect last
how much Mrs. Thaw had to do with
the resignation Of prs. Lamb and
Baker | do not know"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
TRAIN HITS AUTO
CARRYING THIRTY
BEAUTIFUL Young GIRL DEAD
AND FOUR MEN ARE IN
JURID.

BALTIMORE Aug ga local
passenger train on the Northern Cen
tral railway struck large "Durand"
automobile eara ing thirty persons,
who were having a straw ride on
the Green Spring road, between
Rodgers aud Stevenson station early
to-day, killing one girl. and injuring
four meu,
The force Of the impact threw the
automobile fifty feet and II skidded
down the en9bafkment throwing out
The occupants.
The dead girl Is Miss Marie Henkel.
II years old, Of Mount Washington.
who was recently crowned queen
Of Beauty" at a carnival. Her skull
was orafaeG-
he injured are
Nicholas A. Rreenan. II years cid,
Mount Washington.
Harrison. GiN, Roektapd, NH ~
Edward j. Brennan, Mount Wash
ington.
Ira Shock. Lutherville.
Although the train struck the front
end OF the automobile the chauffeur,
Washington Rapp, escaped without a
scratch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
MISS BROkAW TO
MARRY A FARMER

NEW YORK. Aug. 20.-Beautiful
Miss Leonora Brokaw, wealthy In her
own right whose family has been
prominent in New York society for
half a century. who Tilted three youths
from the 400, and who discarded the
knickerbocker set to become q farmer
cite. Is SO enamored of the life that
she had determined to settle down as
farmers wife. Her engagement to
a Long Island farmer will shortly be
announced She admitted this fac,
herself to-day.
Since Miss BroRaw. who Is a cousin
OF Gould Brokaw. announced upon her
return from Newport. in company with
Mrs. Belmont's farmarettes that socie-
~ Is calIow and vapid, and thar no
one with brains or ambition could
rest, content in the 400 she has been
flooded with proposals from all over
the land. She declared to-day that
the effort of these men are useless
as she has already made her choice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
SAYS ALASKA MAY
SOON BE IN REVOLT

SEATTLE, WASH, Aug. 20.--The
sensation created by Washington r.
Vanderlip, of New York, cousin of
F. A. Vanderlip. president OF the Ma
tional City Bank. Of New York. when
he stated that Alaskans would re-
volt because of the governments re-
fusal TO hasten the opening OF Alaska
coal lands was as nothing com pared to
that created when Congressman Sui
zer's interview was cahled down from
Ketchiken early tonight.
Sulzer arrived there together with
Secretary OF the Interior Fisher Sui
Ger declares that troops viii have
to be sent into Alaska In the i'm
mediate future, as a revolt by the
pioneers seems almost certain, He
believes the formation of rife and gun
clubs at Fairbanks and other Alaska
cities have sinister purpose. He
will introduce three radical bills af
fecting Alaska as a result Of his trip
to Alaska this season and he out
lined them at length.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
SOCIETY BARES FEET
TO GO GRABBING

NEWPORT. r l.. Aug. 2o.-Mrs.
Reggie Vanderbilt has set new rau
for Newport society by going crab
bin in her bare feet, and, following
her example, score OF hostesses are
now supplying their chatting dishes
with crabs of their own CATCHING.
A few afternoons ago, Mrs. Van
derbilt drove her automobile from
Sandy Point farm to a point near the
life saving station at Prices Neck.
and taking off her shoes and STOCKINGS.
Waded into the water with her crab
net. In an hour, she had enough fresh
crabs for a large party. which enter
teined at her home in the evening
She explained The manner of catching
the crabs to her guests and since then
they have been pracucinx the Same
method,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
ADVANCE AGAINST
REBELS is ORDERED

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 2o.--At a
cabinet meeting held this afternoon
10 consider the crisis In the State Of
Morelos the minister of war was or.
isred to send General tHiasenor ~
attack the bandit Zapata from the
east and to send a force under Am
hroio Figueroa against the rebels from
the rear. Two regiments or artillery
with two field guns. left this CITY
this afternoon for Cuautla
Fighting Is reported to-nisht ut
Johacatepec. Jotulta and Villa Ayala.
The Zapatists nre gathering at San
Carlo to give battle to the Federals
tomorrow morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
MEMBERS OF THE PARTY AND SOME OF THE AUTOMOBILES
IN SOCIABIlTY RUN OPENING NEW PENINSJU "A HIGHWAY
WINNERS WILL BE
NAMED WEDNESDAY

telegram from Referee Fl.
Grim Peek of the SociabiHty
Run. Saturday, from Richmond
to Newport News, says that he
Will announce the winners in
Wednesday mornings Richmond
NirEfnian. Mr. Peek. now in Nor
folk, says that he cannot make
the award in the Roadster class
until he has consulted with DIR.
Bassett. who acted as starter and
directed the tour 10 celebrate
the opening of the new Penin-
muia highway.
The run was what IL termed
secret time run. After two
trips over the course at fair tour
Ing speed DIR. Hasseft estimated
that the run could be made in
four hours and twenty-si min
utes. This time was placed in
sealed envelope and given to
FIR, Peek, who received the time
cards made our by tho particle
pants in the run and having es-
timated the actual elapsed time
he will award to those who came
nearest TO the secret time named
by DIR. Bassett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
MRS. BELMONT HAS.
SECOND OPERATION

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o.--Mrs Au-
gust Belmont, Jr., Is resting well to-
day after an operation yesterday at
St Luke's Hospital--the second in
the last six months. The first opera
ton was for appendicitis. but the ma
ture OF that yesterday has not been
divulged.
Before her marriage Mrs Belmont
was Miss Alice w, DeGoicourra,
daughter OF Albert w. DeGoicouria.
Of New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
SOTHERNS SPENDING
IDEAL HONEYMOON

nAWLISH. DEvONsHIRE. Aug
20.-Sothern and Mariowe are snend-
ing an idyliic honeymoon at a lonely
cottage on the cliff here overlook
Ing the English channel. Mr.. Sothern
said tonight:
We are very happy. hut I've moth
ing to say beyond the fact that we
are going TO America In October and
VIII tour In a Shakespearan repertory
as usual our marriage engagement
lasted one year and We tried 20 get
married secretly because neither of
tvs likes fussy ceremonies
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
REDEEMS OLD RACER
FROM HIS BONDAGE

Los ANGELES, CAL. Aug. 90
Star Light, a race horse famous Is
years ago as the winner of a $50. 900
purse at Louisville, was to-day dis
covered by its original owner, John
Peyton, OF Lexington. KY. hitched
to Chinese laundry wagon, broken
down and emaciated
Mr. Peyton made an offer of 500
Tor the animal and the Chnaman
accepted.
Star Light viii be shipped back
to Mr.. Peyton's farm in Kentucky
and live the balance of his LIE at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
POPE'S CONDITION
GREATLY IMPROVED

ROME, Aug 2o.-On the advice
of his physicians Pope Piss RETAINED
from celebrating mass to- day. as he
had intended, and remained sitting as
much as possible while the mass was
celebrated by Mgr. Bressan
The walk in the gardens which his
physicians had promised him to-day
was postponed on account OF the un-
certain weather conditions. The pom
tiff's condition Is steadily improv-
ing. bur the doctors are stfll visiting
him twice daily in order to guard
against a possible relapse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
PRINCE is SUITOR
FOR HELLO GIRL

Los ANGELES Aug. 2o.--Prince
Eugene Alrerne Du Boies. scion of
ona of the most famous families of
France. is coming TO Los Angeles to
press his suit for the hand of Miss
Michele Legraud, a petite and pretty
telephone operator at the Hayward
hotel. whom he met while the latter
was on "A visit TO her aunt In Paris.
Miss Legrand SAYS Vthe visit of the
prince will avail hini8nothing. as she
has no use for foreign noblemen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
DELAWARE is TO
FIRE AT TARGET

NORFOLK, VA. Aug. 2o.-The crack
hattleship Delaware, which represent
ed the United States at the coronation
OF King George. has been ordered 10
make ready for practice upon the tar
get calsson lust completed here. The
caisson is the first of Its kind ever
built. On one side 1t duplicates a sec
tion Of modern battleship: on the
other side the section Of an armored
cruiser
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
DYING HOURS Of
CONGRESS HERE
Tuesday at 3 p. m, IS the
Time Agreed Upon for
Adjournment
LITTLE LEFT TO DO,
SENATE NOW RESTING
----------
Cotton Bill Goes to Certain
Veto, But Democratic Plan
Has Been Carried
Out.

WAshINBGToN. Aug. 20.--con-
eress starts out tomorrow at the
beginning Of the end Of the special
session called Dy President Taft. Ad-
journment will come Tuesday at 8
r. NJ. BY midnight Of that day few
aw-makers will remain in Va
ingten,
chairman RI t.i.. .nQd--o+- tAa- LQL11e
committee on ways and means win
take up the cotton revision bill and
pass ii through the house to morrow.
The Democrats have accepted the
senate bill, which is the original
house cotton hill. amended by the
Cummins steel and iron schedule.
Republican Leader Mann VIII net
attempt to prevent a vote on the htii
tomorrow. although ne has ais
uounced opposition 10 rushing tariff
revision bills through the house
without opportunity for fun debate
tew Progressives in the house are
expected to support the bin although
II contains the Cummns amendment
They supported the wool revision bill
because they believed it protee-
tive tariff. They voted 10 pass the
house cotton hill believing il would
he amended in tine senate and the
duties increased.
Taft VIII Veto.
ih@ "t' $50 20 ''tfs'{H ~" ~
tfs'9ch' AT 81 tssS Nhl Htt
"@a iof the Ntto SPouta tte PFcSt-
aP1't h"t nave II ready ~ AH"SoAy
!. hs1ceesSi III eF'pFts ny l9eih't RAJ NC
lssaefs 70 PASS nc W"oi oiH ana the
/ FARMERS zee ilst olh over the Nff2
have convinced them that Il ~ use
less 10 continue the fight II fl p1oh
ahle the president Will permit the
bill To die WIN "a vest packet veto
mere VIII lie general scramble
TUESDAY 10 get through the house
a number of important local bills.
among them the bill extending the
provision OF the Burton law against
further diversion az the waters or
Niagara river until congress snail
have had time 10 enaet permanent
law regulating such diversion This
bill has passed the senate
Senate l. At Resi-
X IS doubtful II a Senate Drum
can he mustered tomorrow. Vy from
now until the close OF the extra ses-
sion. Agreement has been reached on
the hour of Adjournment. the SENATE
has passed the Joint resolution. and
Underwood will have II passed by the
House when he gets his cotton bal
i through
With the passage of that resolution
yesterday many senators took their
hats, said farewell 10 President Taft
and boarded the first train for their
respective homes They frankly adj
mitted they were tired ana wanted
rest. The few senators who remain
viii mark time until the hour Hf final
adjournment. passing the local bills
sent them from the House, to which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
BLEACHERS COLLAPSE.
MANY ARE INJURED

RACINE. WIS. Aug. 2o.---Whne a
game of baseball was in progress at
the Northside Ball Park, between the
Bloomer Girls of Boston. and the
Smader Colts. row of bleachers col
lapsed with crash. carrying down
800 people. There was great confusion
and excitement. Several persons were
fA1nrsd