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Evening star., 1911-01-12
Muzzle Law Not Well Enforced.

The Department Of Agriculture has been
receiving a number of dog heads from
various quarters Of the District, indicat-
ing that rabid dogs are coming in from
Maryland and Virginia. Scientists of the
department ascribe the recent increase of
rabies to the fact that the enforcement
of the muzzle law in the District is being
allowed to lapse. Secretary Wilson Of the
Department OF Agriculture has suggested
that the cattle inspectors. who are all
veterinarians. be instructed to report all
suspicious and untagged dogs while they
are making their rounds in connection
with cattle, inspection.
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Isaac ". Shoemaker and Florence E.
Magruder.
Tod D. Smith and Gertrude w. Shep-
herd, both Of Warwick county, Va.
Charles Thompson and Audrey NJ
Perry.
Evening star., 1911-01-12
MARRIED.

CASSIDY-ELLIS. On Wednesday. January IL,
1911. t.St. Ignatius' Church Ox0n Hill, Md,
by the Rev. Charles NJ. Bart. CHARLES J.
Washington, ID. &.
lSTONE-TTFFANY. On Tuesday. January 10,
1911, NJ. ELIZABETH TIFFANY of this
city and ALBERT CREIGHTON STONE of
Charlottesville, Va.
Evening star., 1911-01-12
Will of Emerson W. Bliss.

BY the terms of the will OF Emerson
w. Bliss, dated July "a, 1894. life in
terest in his entire estate is devised to
his wife, Sarah p. Bliss. At her death
the estate Is to be distributed among his
four sons. Louis D. Bliss, a son. Is
named as executor.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

Mrs z. T. Carpenter. 1917 street
northwest. will not be at home tomorrow
afternoon.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

Mrs. Burkett. wife of Senator Burkett,
will be at home today from 3 till 8.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

Mrs. Henry Lloyd Aspinwall will be at
home at 1712 Q street on Fridays in Janu-
airy.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

Mrs. A. E. Saxton. wife OF Capt Sax
ton, Sth Cavalry, has arrived in WASH
ington from Fort Leavenworth. Kan
where her husband is on duty as secre-
tary of the Army Service Schools, and
is the guest of her parents, Gen. and
Mrs. Goodwin. at their apartment in The
Dresden.
Evening star., 1911-01-12

Miss Mauda +. Wilson last evening,
with number of friends, celebrated her
seventeenth birthday at her home, 30
Adams street northwest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
EUROPE GIVES ATTENTION
TO ALBANIAN AFFAIRS

LONDON. July 1.-THE Turkish
treatment of the Albanians Is eXcit :
ing considerable uneasiness In polltl-
cal and diplomatic districts In Great
Britain and all the leading capitals
of Europe. Stories of recent atrocities
committed by the Turkish troops
which have reached London and the
continent have resulted in calling
attention to urgency OF. the state OF
affairs In Albania.
The view which the British gov
eminent in common with that held
by cabinets OF other powers takes of
the situation is revealed by clearness
of answers given in the House of
Commons to-day BY Mr.. Mackinnon
Wood IN behalf of Sir Edward Grey
to various questions bearing on the
Albanian revolt and the harsh acts
of repression which have been COM
mitted by the Turks.
Mr.. Hope asked Sir Edward. who
Is secretary of state for foreign at
fairs, whether he had any official
information showing that large num-
hers Of non-combatants and unarmed
Albanians of both sexes, estimated in
one account at $4,000. were being
confined by Turkish authorities to
the marshy lands near Skutari with
practical certainty of their death by
malaria and whether he was able to
make any further announcement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
CHOLERA SPREAD
ALARMS NATIONS

NEW YORK, July 17.--The guard
against the spread OF cholera in this
country became International In its
scope to-day, when X became known
that both the United States and Italy
had united In instituting the most
drastic precautions.
Alarmed at the number Of deaths
from the plague In New York haxbor
the federal government has organ
tired NV system OF inspection at all
the important Atlantic coast cities To
New York City a special representa-
tive Of the marine hospital service OF
the United States win be sent to-
morrow to supervise the examination
and treatment of suspected cases.
Italy has come to the aid OF the
United States. accorG-ng to state
ment made to- day By Or. Doty by de-
falling surgeons Of the Italian navy to
all the ships bound to America from
the plague infected ports. These spe-
cial agents OF the Italian government
are charged with the sole duty Of
watching throughout the voyage for
an outbreak OF cholera, Of segregatinG
| the victims as quickly AZ possible and
| guarding against spread OF the In
| lection among the other passengers
The Italian government also has er-
| dered that all passengers before be-
| ing allowed TO board ship bound TO
port OF the United States must be
quarantined Ave days In special sta
tions and board at the italian ports
| II have been in consultation with
| Cen Matter Myman. surgeon gem
| eral OF the marine hospital service of
the United States" said Dr. Doty
| night and / aIn at liberty to say that
| the federal government wiz estab-
| fish closer inspection Of the Allan :
| tic coast ports. which are threatened
with infection from the, MeditaFFeaR
+ fnAithoagh Europe is' suffering from
| one of the most violent outbreaks OK
| cholera In many years. this country has
nothing to fear because Of the meth
| DDS which have been adopted to check
the disease before Il can obtain foot
| hold here We are now OBTAINING
passengers for ten days and longer so
there will be no doubt Whatsoever as
| to q out break.
The passengers of the Moltke which
arrived on July 5. are still under in
spection at Hoffman Island. No NEW
cases developed yesterday and look
/ for none
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
DArPER YOUTH WAS
VERY GOOD CUSTOMER

NEW YORK. July IA dapper
little man describing himself as Ed
ward Kahn, representative Of Love
man & Company. of Chattano oga,
has. been visiting various clothing
manufacturers during the past few
days purchasing all sorts OF thing.
from cloaks and gowns to. neckties--
for delivery In August" His orders
have been SO generous that he has
been entertained by the firm with
Wine and Holsters, motor rides. Cones
Island trips and other summer lux
uries.
Some unfeeling person communi-
Gated with Loveman & Company to-
day and learned that they had no
buyer Of the name OF Kahn. and
the dapper youth was arrested as a
suspicious person"
He gave the police the ingenious
excuse that he wanted To show the
Chattanooga firm what a good buyer
for them he would he II they hired
him. He said first he came from
New Orleans, then admitted that he
was New Yorker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
MAN DID NOT GET
HIS TEN MILLION

WASHINGTON. July IA mid
d,e-aged man. OF striking appearance
and dressed In the height OF fashion
entered the office OF Comptroller OF
the Currency Lawrence q. Murray
In the Treasury building. shortly AT.
ter noon to-day. He came unan-
nounced and walked directly to Mr.
Murray's desk
Give me ten millions" he asked
What for" questioned the eomp p.
troller.
ITO found national bank In New
York city free from the objection
able influences of Wall Street the
stranger answered.
Mr., Murray called his secretary
who humored the visitor until several
watchmen could be summoned. The
man was turned ovr to the police and
taken to the government hospital for
the insane, for examination by alien
lists. He gave his name as Percy Pass
more, OF Long Island City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
Washington Uneasy.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE FIRST
order or the War Department made
necessary by the new troubles in Mex
leo was issued o-day when the troops
at Nogales were instructed 10 remain
there. The orders were issued as soon
a. tAe War Department heard t,f the
outbreak at Cannanea, just across the
line
Although the department does not
admit II. there IL good reason TO be-
ieve that similar orders have been
sent to all troops'which have not been
already Withdrawn from along the
border and in the camps in Texas
There is no concealing the fact that
the department IL very much wor-
ried over the new situation. 1t was
the opinion OF Mr.. Stimson, secretary
OF war, that as soon as the news be-
came known in Mexico that the
United States was Withdrawing the
troops. trouble would break out
afresh in Mexico. In the opinion of
some of the officials the same for
hearance would not be exercised by
the government, II there should be a
Feneral outbreak, IA there Was when
the friendship of the State depart
nent and the president for Diaz de :
cid"d the United States not To cross
the border. it Is taken for granted
here that an outbreak Ia the near
future would lie an infinitely more
SERIOUS one than under the ciaz re-
elne and that 1t might require "lu-
terNention ~ Kind that would in
surc peace"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
LONELY SOCIALIST
SkEPT|CAL SEER
BERGER PREDICTS DEMOCRATIC
VICTORY BUT EXPECTS PARTY
-.. TO PROVE AN. ASS. ........ a.

MILWAUKEE. WIS, July 1T.-~Be-
fore leaving for his summer home
IN Northern Wisconsin. after greeting
his party followers al the Solid Demo
cratic picnic, Congressman Berger
fully discussed Washington politics,
in the course OF which discussion he
predicted Ii Democratic victory at the
next election though he expects 10 see
several more Socialists elected TO con
gress.
ffa ssii trarfuffre the rresen,
time / ean do nothing as my hands
are tied, | can only start things NOV
ing in certain directions or away
from others, But am not going 10
be alone In Congress for long. The
next election will see a dozen or more
Socialist members In Washington.
These viii come from Columbus, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia and other eastern
cities with two from New York. The
time is coming when We win be as
well represented in Congress as we
are In Milwaukee.
The Democrats never had a better
chance They Will not have to do
much to win, but or course, We know
that the Democrats have a genius for
making asses Of themselves at critical
times. This thing is certain If they
stand for making themselves a tail 10
Alhs liSAt Gtitl MIC lKES W III De tie
feated again, They should stand for
reciprocity and then take up the wool
schedule.
THE president has positive talent
for making grave mistakes. He Is
ALWAYS getting himself into trouble.
He can do that ofteaer than any one l
ever knew. ! don't know how to ac-
count for this unless II IS the fact
that he has two brothers who combine
business with politics
1T also often crops out that the
president has allied himself with ultra
capitalism, This was shown in the
Pinchot- Baliinger affair
However, there IN some features OF
the Controller Bay case that appears
to be rather fshy to me. II seems
incredible thar man OF BaIlinger's
brains and political experience would
put the alleged note that Is now caus-
ing SO much talk among the official
pa pers Of the department. The ties
timonw Of the woman WIN claims tn
have seen the Dick 10 Dick" note may
he true. but you know that even the
women have broad eonscienees at
times when political matters are in
VOWED
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
INSTALL SEMINARY
GRADUATE AS PASTOR
MINISTER WHO TOOK COURSE
HERE ENTERS UPON DUTIES
AT RALEIGH.

RALEIGH. y. G.. July IA
hytery held IN the First Presbyterian
church was Tor tho purpose Of in
stalIing tina Rev J. T. Hemphill, q
recent graduate of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, az assistant pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church. MIR.
Hcmphiil was reared ff1-ar Atlanta and
last spring graduated rom the sem
lnary at Richmond. Va,
in addition 10 being the assistant
10 Rev. w. Nee. White, n u. pas
tor, Mr. HemphNi viii have special
charge IF the PRESBYTERIAN churches
ln the county. Among his churches
VIII he Apex fuquay Springs and
Mount Pleasant.
MIR. Hemphin wifi he given a COR
dial wefeome to Raleigh and Wake
county,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
ASK CHURCH TO
ACT ON CLOSING
BROTHERHOOD OF ANAcosTA
SLOW ON PETITION TO THE
DRUGGISTS.

Especial to The Richmond virginian }
wASHINGOS, y. c.. July 17.-No
srt3ou has been taken by the Broth
efhooa Of the Af4aeestt4t ettedist
church on the petition 10 this drag
g1siS ot Aracostia 10 close their stores
part Of each Sunday. ON Thursda 3
evening next the Rev. s, w. Grafelin.
hopes ~ get a better expression Of
opinion from the brotherhood az To
what should be done
The petition is brief ard requests
the druggists TO arrange for Sunday
closing. on the ground that the Sab
bath Is for rest, They are remind
cd that III some small towns Sunday
closing now prevails To the indi-
pisGai druggist is left the choice OF
the hours Of closing
While this petition has heen, en-
dorsed by societies Of the Emmanuel
Protestant church and OF the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian church. there
seems to be no certainly as to the
outcome Of the movement. which was
initiated by the Brotherhood Of the
Episcopal church. Some druggists
thought Il strange that the question
OF cigar stores doing business on Sun
days and OF miscellaneous stores open
for Ice cream and soda water trade
on that day had not been referred to
at oil.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
KING GEORGE AND QUEEN
At HOLLYWOOD CASTLE

EDINBURGH. July i7.---Holyrood
Castle, where have taken place many
epochal events In British and Scot
fish history, Is the abiding place for
five days Of King George and Queen
Mary, who arrived IN the Scottish
capital to-day, Their majesties were
met al the station by the Lord Pro-
vost. who presented them with the
keys 10 the city made 10 1928 for pre-
sentation To Charles |. The royal
procession TO the castle VAS con-
tinual demonstration Of the loyalty
of the Scotch. The entire city Is
gaily decorated.
King George and Queen Mary will
hold court In the apartments of state
used by Mary Queen Of Scots where
| the marriage of James ~. and Mar
| xaret Tudor took place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
WRIGHT SUPREME
IN LABOR CASE

WASHINGTON. p. c., July IT
Justice Wright. Of the Supreme Cour,
Of the District of Columbia, to- day
overruled the motion OF President
Samuel Gompers. cePresident John
Mitchell and Secretary Morrison. OF
the American Federation of Labor
that the latest contempt should be
dismissed on the ground that the
committee Of lawyers submitted In
the case Was not legal. In ruling
Justice Wright added that had the
committee reported there were no
reasonable grounds for contempt
charges, such a report would no,
have been received.
Gompers' attorneys protested that
they should not be compelled to pro-
coed in view IT this expression by
the court, but their protest was dis
missed,
The hearing was adjourned until
Monday without action.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
HAY LEAVES RAY
IN OTHER HANDS
MILITARY CHAIRMAN DECIDES
HELM COMMITTEE MAYIN
vESTIGATE MAJORS CASE. &
FAVORlTISM is CHARGED
MEMBER SAYS PAYMAsTEn HAS
WANTED HIMSELF As ABOVE
DISCIPLINE or
ARMY.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WASHINGTON, p. c., July H.
The House committee on military at.
fairs, OF which Representative Hay,
of Virginia, Is chairman. decided to-
day that it would leave to the COM
mittee on expenditures in the war
department the investigation OF the
charges that Major Beecher 3. Ray.
Of the. pay department OF the army.
has heen the recipient OF favoritism
at the hands OF the administration.
Representative Hay and his coll
leagues decided that, inasmuch as
the conf nittee headed by Repr~sen-
tative Helm, of Kentucky, is already
engaged in the investigation Of the
war department, that It might prop
erly handle the Ray inquiry without
interference from the committee on
military affairs
Receives Tavors.
Representative Govington. of Mary.
land, introduced the resolution asking
for the papers in the Ray case. He
alleges that because OF Major Rays
present services tn the TAFT admins
istra ton that he is shown favors OK
tended TO no other officer.
There should be an immediate in
vestigatio said a member of the
To determine the source of the
power welded by Major Ray ex
railroad conductor, labor leader, cam
paign worker and administration ia
vorlte, by which he has been able
to secure leave Of absence for long
Ariods and whenever he desired.
step courts martial intended to call
him to account, and generally COM
port himself ms II the army and Its
Wanted discipline were no concern
OF his at all, Certainly he must have
powerful friends and the pubic
shonid know who they are and why
they have shielded Major RAY"
Flies Not Complete.
Members OF the military affairs
committee are irritated over the fact
that the papers and records In the
Ray case. as furnished by tho war
department. are not consecutive or
complete.
They want to know who edited the
Ray recorGs-end why. Major Ray /.
supposed to have been the manager
Of the labor end Of President Taft .
presidential campaign.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
RESTORES YOUTH
TO OLD POTATOES

KANSAS CITY, MO. July IT,
Steaming old potatoes. that have been
kept a year makes them look as good
a. new. The possibilities OF this dis
covery when old potatoes are selling
at $i.7s and the new ones are scarce
at s. were exploited by a good many
hucksters In kansas City to-day.
They found a ready sale for their
new potatoes 1t considerably below
the market price, The steamed va
riety looks much like the new. hut
on closer inspection the eyes are
seen to be larger.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
RICHMONDERS WE'D
IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE fol-
lowing marriage licenses were issued
to- day to Richmond couples:
Kirby r. Pearsall. as, and vir-
ginia II. Slaughter. ~. both of Rich
mond. Rev. II. T. Stevenson perform
ed the ceremony.
Charles K. johnson. 81. and Miss
Maggie NJ. childress, 10. Rev. G. j.
ShuHnicutt ofdeia&ed. s4....
Richard Clinton Don Leary, 25, and
Miss Louise d. Kinsey, 10. Rev. VIII
liam J. Carroll
Also William j. Kirby IS. and Miss
Zetta Morgan. IS, of Culpeper.
Rev. II. W. o. MiIlington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
GIACIA GALA DENIES
THAT SHE Is NAMED

NEW YORK, July I7.---1t was denied
to-day at the ONCE OF Benjamin Tuska,
attorney for Mrs Major'e Burns Love
that Mrs Paul Roy. of Boston. New
York and Washington, known on the
stage az Glacta Gala. has been named
a correspondent by Mrs. Love In her
cross complaint IN the divorce suit
brought against her by Sidney c. Love.
The statement that Giacta Gala was
teiegra phed from Settle on Sunday.
Miss Gala IL not In tho city" said
a friend Of the actress to-day III she
were she would add her denial 10 that
Of Mrs. Loves attorney thai she In
any way figures in the domestic trou
bles of Sidney Love
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
MONEY TO DEFEND
M'NAMARA BROTHERS

BUFFALO, n. Y. July l7.-John
Eutier, vice. president OF. the In
ternational Association Of Bridge and
Structural Workers, stated today that
$4,000 had been appropriated by
the association for the defense of the
fvo Mcnamara, who are about 10
be tried In Los Angeles on the charge
Of cemplici'y in the dynsmiting Of the
Times building.
Mr.. Butler also declared that the
men concerned in the kidnapping OF
the MeNamaras would be prosecut-
-.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
WOMAN YEGG SHOT
BY SHERIFF'S POSSE

BENTON HARBOR. MICH, July
lin an exciting battle between
three ''yeggr.' one OF whom was a
woman, and a sherift's posse in the
heart OF the city last night. two of
the safe blowers were wounded. One
of the men and the woman were
caught and are now In Jail. The
other man escaped, Both prisoners
refuse TO give their names.
The police claim that the trio ID
part of gang which have been op-
Grating in Michigan, Indiana and
Ohio during the last year. particular
ly in Berrien county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
MEXICO IS FACING
NEW REVOLUTION
TROOPS SEIZE OFFICERS AND
THREATEN TO LOOT sA>
LoUIs PoTosI.
WASHINGTON Is UNEASY
WAR DEPARTMENT ISSUES ORDERS
TO TROOPS AT NoGAIEs
TO REMAIN AT THAT
POINT.

MENICO CITY. July i7.--Nine
hundred Maderists marched this st-
ternoon TO attack san Luis Potosi,
after making prisoners OF their Of
hcers. They declare they have no
money and propose TO loot the city.
Federal troops have been dispatched
TO intercept the guerilas.
The bakers organization announc &c
they VIII go on strike unless their
demands for increased pay and I'm
proved working conditions are grant
ed by the employers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
SMITHS TO GIVE
HOKE A WELCOME

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July It
The Smiths in Congress are preparing
to give Hoke Smith, the new Sem
ator from Georgia. bully reception
upon his arrival. There are already
five Smiths in the HOUSE. In thu
Senate there Is a Smith from Michi-
gan, one from Maryland, one from
South Carolina and now comes Smith
from Georgia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
In Extraordinary Session.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 17.--It was
announced to-dty that the court of
appeals would sit at an extraordinary
term on July % to determine the
validity Of reapportionment act pass
ed four years ago. II this act is de-
clared invalid. all bills passed against
betting at race tracks will, II is ex-
pected, be declared unconstitutional
and this has given rise to the hopes
OF racing men who are trying to re-
vive the spor, in New York. The at
tack on the reapportionment bill In
based on the ground that the bill
was passed II an extra session and
that the population was not properly
distributed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
Madero Takes Action,

MENtCO. CITY. July I7.-Meuco
faces civil war as the probable out
come Of the controversy over who
is 10 blame for the troubles at Pue-
hla and elsWhere, Madero holds Pres =
ident Della Barra responsible. General
Reyes Is known 10 he backing De In
Barra and he Is said to have at his
command an army Of II 600 federal
troops
Madero. this afternoon ordered De
la Barra to remove ell Cientitieos
from office.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
shooti.g Girls .. Stare,

NEW YORK, July l?,--Lillian era
ham and Ethel Conrad. who shot ".
e. y. stokes and rectn left the tombs
In $1,000 bail. made their hrst appear
ance as vaudeville headltners at Ham
merstein's Victoria Theatre this after
non. They were greeted by a crowded
house and enthusiastically appiauded.
Handsome gowns. several songs and a
little dancing made up their act. There
were loud calls for q speech. but tho
shooting show girls" did not respond.
After we have done this ACT a few
times we win be ready to have the
cross, Grabbed old cove see U.S." Miss
Conrad said Tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18

aggressive and progressive farmers.
These results will not be the accom-
plishrnent of the city man alone nor
of the farmer alone, but the result
OF both working together for the
greater prosperity OF the whole COM
munity."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18
OBITUARY
Richard Manners,

Richard Manners, aged twenty
six, died early Monday morning at thu
City Home, He was a native or
Greece.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-18

]. r. Powell. sixty-hve years ola.
died Monday morning at his resi-
dence, 1i6 North Fifth street. Tho
funeral will take place at r. M.
this afternoon from his residence. He
will be buried in Hollywood.