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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
TAFT DECLARES HE
is FOR LABOR UNIONS

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-President Taft
In a speech at Milwaukee before .
gatherang Of 1900 employers and en-
ployes this noon, took UP the relations
OF capital and labor. Going into the
boycott Of business by labor organfxa-
tons. the PRECEDENT loudly declared
that no was In favor Of the strictest
an~lication OF law. and that offending
labor organizations ought to be pun
ished.
The President IL a strong believer in
the union organization. he told his
hearers. but when q trades union IN
fringes the law he would not tive It
treatment different from that Efven to
a law breaking trust.
Tho luncheon at which the Prssi-
dent spoke was attended by . congo.
merate group of Wisconsin political
leaders who rat At the guests table
with him. In the collection wsre Sem
ator Stephenson. whose election by
tho Legislature 10 being Investigated:
Mayor Soidel. staunch socialist, who
last year refused to extend 4 welcome
to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, whom
he visited the city: Representative
Berger. the only socialist In Congress:
Senator Heyburp. Taft supporter;
Governor Mcdovern. q progressive; z.
L. Phillips. Taft progressive" and
half \ dozen others whose political
incliRations arc at variance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
R|CHES0N DEFENSE
SCORES A ! ]|NT
LETTERS WRITTEN BY Girl TO
MINISTER MAY NOT BE d.
vUIGED, COURT RULES.

BOSTON, Oct. 27.--The love lettors
which Avis sLinneil wrote to Rev.
Clarence V. T. Richeson, who now
occupies a cell in the Charles Street
jail here, charged with having pois-
oned his former sweetheart with cy
anide that he might marry Violet ed
mands. the daughter of Cambridge
millionaire, precipitated a bitter le
gal controversy between counsel for
3+icheson and County Prosecutor Pol
letter.
In the first inning of this fight to-
day the defense scored a point when
Judge Sanderson, of the Superior
Court. ruled that Detective Burns was
an authorized representative Of the
young clergyman lawyers and could
not be forced to divulge the contents
Of these missives to the grand fury.
Tonight Chief Dugan and Deputy
Waits. of the Bureau of Criminal In
vestigation. announced that a new
witness had been found who could
testify that Avis Linne1I said only a
few hours before Ter death she had
spent the afternoon walking in :'.e
Back Bay section of the Boston Park
with a young minister friend. The
witness liz not able to testify that
Avis Linnell mentioned Richesons
name.
The conclusion drawn by the au-
thorfties Is that the two were together
in the park from 2 to O'Clock. AID
that during that time the young MIN
lister gave the unsuspecting girl the
deadly cyanide of potassium, telling
her that It was medicine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
BARROW DEMANDS
INSTANT RULING
DECLARES JUROR WHO BE-
LIEVES MCNAMARA GUILTY
SHOULD BE RENOUNCED
AT ONCE.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 27.--Demand-
ing instant ruling on the challenges
interposed by the defense over tales
men under examination. Chief Coun-
sci Darrow this afternoon refused to
proceed with the trial OF James b.
Mcnamara. charged with murder In
connection with the Los Angeles
Times building. until ordered to do
50 by Judge Bordwell.
Dsrrow's demand was made when
Judge Boxdwell decided to take IN
der advisem ent challenge against
Talesman Walter n. Frampton. who
testified under examination by the de-
Tense that he believed that James r.
McNamara and his brother. John j..
guilty beyond reasonable doubt"
OF the murder of Charles J. Haggerty
and the DESTRUCTION by dynamite or
the Los Angeles Times building.
Your honor barrow said. we
demand that ruling be handed down
now and. furthermore. we refuse to
proceed with this case until such
ruling IL made. both as to F'rampton
and Winter. neither of whom, in my
opinion, should be here minute l
object to their mixing with the other
jurors"
These challenges will not he de-
cided until tomorrow, said Judge
Rordwel.
I'VE ask the court to examine the
jury and select the jurors himseh,
said District Attorney Fredertcks.
barrow then agreed to proceed al
ter the court had ordered him to 40
so and he had taken an exception 10
the ruling.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
MRS, ELlySON SEES
HER SON FLYING
NAVAL AVIATOR DOES
TRICKS ON THE WATER AT
HAMPTON ROADS.
MOTHER WAS ANXIOUS
LIEUTENANT EIiLYSON AND HIS
COMPANION, PLAY ACROSS
WATER LIKE GUI4LS-RE-
TURN TO-DAY.
MOTHER WAS ANXIOUS

Especial to The Richmond vfrginian. }
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Oct 49,
For the purpose OF demonstrating
just what could be expected Of that
type OF machine In case Of actual
warfare. Leutenats r. G. Ellyson and
y. III. Towers, who on Wednesday
broke all records for flights in q naval
hydroaeroplane by flying from An
napolts to Old Point, distance OF
14b miles in 2 hours and q minutes.
to-day made three exhibition flights
over Hampton Roads, Fortress Mon
roe and the jamestown Exposition
Grounds.
On each flight. after securing
through the air at express train rate,
the aviators taking turns at the steer
ing wheel. brough the big machine to
the surface Of the water. Tho land
ings We're made gently and without
mishap after which the craft wax sent
spinning over the water. kicking up a
white streak OF spray and foam,
Mrs. II. Theodore Ellyson. OF Rich
mond. mother OF Lieutenant Ealysoh.
was an interested, but anxious Wit
ness Of tho Nights to-day.
The yong Avtator0 will attempt their
return flight to Annapolis to-morrow.
the trip having been postponed to-day
on account Of thick weather over tho
bay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
NAME SALARY Of
COMMISSIONERS
OF BOARD TO DRAW
NOT LESS THAN $4,000 PER
YEAR EACH.
PAY FIXED BY COUNCIL
TO HOLD LAST MEET
ING "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
NO CHANGE IN DISTRICT
ING PLANS
PAY FIXED BY COUNCIL

Salary of each of the FIVE commits.
stoners, who, 1t Is proposed. shall d.
reot and carry out the administrative
features Of the city government, shall
be not less than $4,000 a year, and
shall be fixed by Council.
This section in the ordinance pro-
viding for the proposed administra-
tive board was unanimously agreed
upon last night at the meeting OF
the Committee on Change in Form
OF City Government when final
touches were put upon the ordinane.
1t waA also agreed that the length
of term OF the candidates for Office
of commissioner should be determined
by lot. and not by the number OF votes
received. as had previously been
agreed upon.
Another provision Of some import
Anco which was inserted In tho meas
uru provides that the board OF com
missioners may have tho power OF
withholding the election Of any on
Ger under their direction or Of abol-
ishing such offices altogether, II they
should rec tit,
Minor Changes Made,
a number OF minor insertions nnd
chaAreq were made In the paper.
which h 10 be. drafted BY ne CITY
Attorney and printed IN Hme for the
last meeting the c0mmittae prooeses
(OontilusA n TAird fSAga.y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
DON'T MISS THE
PAY ENVELOPE
IF ITS YOURS
The Virgnlan VIII Soon Hand
Out Coin for the Special
Prize Offer--The Regular
Contest Continues to Draw
Votes by the Hundred

There will be a hurrying ana scurry.
tng after subscriptions Ia Tho yir-
ginian prise contest after the end of
next week, so make these early DAYS
count. A list Of candidates and stand.
ingB In the present prize ofFer viii
be printed on Monday. Tho regular
vote list will appear on "Wednesday
a. usual.
Candidates Aro Awake
The lively ones In this section of
the State OF virginia certainly know
a good thing when they - e which
accounts for the way the earnest can
didates in The Virgfnian's great prise
contest are hustling about f0r SUBJ
scriptiOn& since the offer OF special
cash prizes was made. Now aside
from the fact that ali Of the votes
count, also for the main pEtxas dur
Ing this special contest, itsp 4 peetty
good thing to get salpzV Of 1890
for twslve working daYa Nyuu hap
(Gonfinusd On Io9r1S HaCal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
CELEBRATES FIRST
IRON CLAD FIGHT

WASHINGTON, Oct .7.--The Mon
ifor and Merrinac may again meet
IN Hampton Roads This Is one or
the features proposed for the ceiepra-
ton Of the fftieth anniversary Of the
first battle OF iron clad ships in his
tory To be held March 2, 1912, * plans
now proposed are carried out
A section of the Atlantic haftiesnip
feet Will be asked To participate and.
il congress is willing. the great for
eign powers will be invited to send
their drsadnougnts and cruisars 10
make the celebration Of the most
notable and imposing ever held.
Capt Charles A. McAliister. engineer
in chief OF the revenue cutter service,
is the originator OF tho plan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
CHINA SEEKS TO
SETTLE REVOLT

PEkIN. Oct 27.-The Chinese
throne. recognizing the futiiity of at
tempting to put down the revolution
by force. has yielded to Yuan Shi
Kai. the recalled rexormer. and will
seek to open negotiations for set
Element with the rebels.
This announcement Is made officially
here tonight and is regarded as
victory for the revolutionists.
General Lii Yuen HenE. leader OF
the rebel forces. has been proclaimed
'.presid ent OF the republic Of China. -
It Is believed, however. that in the
event of a new government Yuan Shi
Kai will be the ruler OF China. He
has already promised positions In the
government to several OF his sup
porters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
MUSSULMAN ARMY
TERRIFIES TRIPOLI

MALTA, Oct 27.-A force of $4,000
Turks and Arabs has been modified
outside of 'rripoh. according to de-
spatches received here to- might. and Is
expected to attack the Italian army
at any hour.
The city Is terror stricken, and
hundreds are fleeing to the country
for safety The Mussulman force is
well supplied with ammunition and
provisions. 1t Is feared that the city
cannot be saved from destruction as
the Italian force Is numerically in
adequate to offer any serious resist
ance-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
DIED ON EVE OF
HIS WEDDING DAY

Especial tn The Richmond Varginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Oct 81
Kingsley n Clarke, a young drauga.ts-
man OF this city. who was to have
wed Miss Catherine Henley. daughter
of the late Judge r. J.. Henley. OF
Williamsburg. tomorrow. died to-
night in a local hospital following an
operation Thursday for appendicitis.
Both Of the young people were pop
ular in society and are well known
throughout tie State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
GARY BELIEVES
TRUTS INNOCENT


(f3y II. II. GAAx, CHAIRMAN y. ,. Stoe8
CoFpOratton.)
NEW YORK. Oct. all think Il
would be improper for me At thiD
time to make any comments concerns
Ing tho suit which has been brought
against tho United States steel Cor
poration. except to say that regrst
exceedingly that the department oe
Justice felt called upon to institute
proceedings II any harm results. II
VIII fall upon the stockholderA A.
graGating very large number. and
any loes to them mnst b deplored. II
n Z time for every one to keep cool.
with Z disposittoB patiently 70 auatee
results, Knowing that IN tbs end rus
tica WIN - done to IN interests
I beiisvs disclosure ~ N the fhes9
applicable r. The alleGAttono oomta3n46
in tho gpvesnmentss hill Is eonp alnt
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
HAS NEW
TOBACCO TRUST PEAN

WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-There is
rumor that Attorney General Wick
ersham and the American Tobacco
Company have agreed on plan of
reorganization to be submitted to the
Circuit Court in New York next Mon
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-28
Poet lie Caffeine WEEDS

STANFORD. CONN. Oct ILL.,
Richard lie GaIlienne, the noted poet.
and Mrs. Irma Perry. the divorced
wife Of Roland Hinton Perry. the
sculptor. whose engagement WAS an
nounced a month or more ago, were
married at MIR. lie Gallienne's coun-
try home here. this afternoon. The
Rev. Philip Sorden, OF Boston. Of
ficiated
The wageworker., 1911-01-27
IN Oklahoma.

Lee Cruce. on assuming the du-
ties of governor of Oklahoma took
occasion to defend the constitu-
ton of that state branded, he
said, by the enemies as radical.
and even vicious, and said in
part: I'VE assert that there is
nothing radical or strikingly new
IN our constitution We have
simply attempted to profit by the
experiences of others. Oklahoma's S
constitution is the condensation
into q single instrument of the
best and most vital provisions to
be found in forty-five other state
constitutions That operation un-
der the constitution is conducive
to good government is estab-
lished by the unprecedent growth
of Oklahoma since statehood.
Capital and labor" he added,
SHOULD be friends. Both are sore
ly needed in the development of
the state, and neither shall undu1y
Cypress the other if [ can help it .
The wageworker., 1911-01-27
LEWIS DEFEATED.

John White of Iowa has de-
cisively defeated Tom Lewis for
the presidency of the United Mine
Workers of America. 1t seems
that the mineds conceived the idea
that the miners conceived the -iea
al scraps going on between the
president and district officials.
thus causing neglect of the real
work of the organization White
is a man of ability, splendid or
ganizer. and his tremendous vote
indicates that he has the fullest
confidence of the rank and file.
The wageworker., 1911-01-27

tude and longitude in which they
were discovered Hundreds of
captains reported, with the result
that remarkable discoveries were
made as to the courses of ocean
currents. Joggins lost his raft
but the world gained new knowl-
edge of geo graphy and navIga-
ton
Perhaps your raft has been de-
stroyed. You had hoped great
things for it: but the logs are not
lost. You will find them scat
tered all through your life and
perhaps in a time of storm they
will save you from shipwreck-
They have gone into the build
ing up of your character Also
and more important still, they will
save some other fellow from dis
aster. Columbus failed in finding
a back door to India, but he dis
covered America The Spanish
court could see in Columbus dis
oovery merely few Indian SOU
en1rs, but to the world it meant
a vast continent.
When a man has honestly done
his best, he may have the con-
sciousness that no one can do
better than his best-not even the
angels in heaven.
The world is wide
In time and tide,
And, God is guide;
Then do not hurry.
That man is blessed
Who does his best,
And, leave the rest;
Then do not Worry"
Rev. Charles Stelzle.
The wageworker., 1911-01-27
THE DIFFERENCE.

There is all the difference in the
world between the selfishness OF
capitalist and the so-called self
.ishness of a great trade society
trade union,).~ The. one means an
increase of self-indu1gent luxury
for one man or a single family !;
the other means an increase of de-
cency. increase of comfort, in
crease of self-respect: more ease
for the aged. more schooling for
the young. and not of one family.
but of a thousand, of ten thousand
families Others may call that
selfishness if they please; 1 call
it humanity and civilization and
the furtherance of the common
wealth.-John Morley.
The wageworker., 1911-01-27
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF Ian.
CASTER COUNTY. NEBRASKA

IN the Matter of the Application OF l.
B. Clark Administrator of the Estate
of Sallna Curtis, deceased for license to
sell real estate
Now on this 3Ist day of December. 1910.
this cause came on for hearing upon the
petition under oath of L B. Clark Ad-
Curtis. deceased, appearing for license
o sell the following described real estate
Of the said Salina Curtis. deceased: said
real estate being described as follows
3 and all of Lots f. 5 and IN Block I
of the Village of Firth Nebraska for a
sufficient amount thereof to bring the
sum OF $3.50 for the payment Of debts
administration for the reason that there
is not sufficient amount of personal
property belonging to said estate to pay
said debts allowances and costs
1t is therefore ordered that all per-
sons interested in said estate appear be-
fore me at the Equity Court room In the
Court House in the City Of Lincoln, Coun-
ty of Lancaster and State Of Nebraska on
of , o'clock p NJ to show cause. II any
there be- why license should not be
granted to said l. B. Clark Admins
traitor to sell so much OF the above de-
scribed real estate of said deScedant as
shall be necessary to pay said debts and
expenses
1t is therefore ordered that a copy
of this order be served upon all persons
interested in said estate and to Harry
A Curtis, Mike A. Curtis. James A.
Curtis. Robert B. Curtis Lee J. Curtis
Kittie c. Clark Mossie NJ Roberts and
James A Curtis Guardian James Claude
Beckett and Violet Beckett minors by
causing the same to be published snce
each week for four successive weeks m
and published in said County Of Lam
caster and State Of Nebraska
LINCOLN FROST.
Judge Of tine District Court