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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
CACERES ASSASSlNATED
President Of snnto Domingo Killed by
Political MnlCOntcntn.

Washingt November 20--Ramon
Caceres. President OF Santo Domingo,
vas assassinated by political rnalcon-
tents in Santo Domingo City late yes
terday afternoon. according to reports
to the State Department to-day. no
uprising has followed as Yet. Cable
grams conveying the news of the az
sassination Gled last night were de-
layed In transmission.
President Caceres. of santo Domin-
go, was assassinnted by political NAL
contents in San Domingo City late yes
terday afternoon. according to reports
to the State Department to-day No
uprising has followed as yet. Cable
grams conveying the news of the as
sassination. filed last night. were de-
layed in transmission.
Mr.. Russell, the American minister
to Santo Domingo, is at present in
this country on leave OF absence. and
the secretary, sMr. Endicott, Is act
Ing as charge.
Lacking further information. II Is
presumed here that Caceres has fallen
plots. It Is known that Caceres's adj
ministration, which has now lasted
four years. an almost unprecedented
period in Dominican history, has very
recently been disturbed by several
well defined revolutionary plots.
Last April Caceres became convinced
that a formidable movement was afoot
looking to his overthrow. headed by
General Carlos F. Morales. who had
preceded him in the presidency Of
Santo Domingo, and Mauricio Jime-
noz former Vice-Presldent of the re-
public.
General Zenon Toridie, veteran
soldier OF the Dominican army. had
also cast in his lot with Morales and
Jimenez, and the three had arranged
to launch an expedition from Porto
Rico. when they were suddenly arrest
ed by the local authorities there on IA
charge of violation of the neutrality
lava After several months detention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
Denth OF Charles r. co,,,,e

VTla!!es !. UorIIng, Sor-twelve years
Sonnected with Miller & Rhoads. died
HuIuehIT Yesterday afternoon at $40
o clock al his home. He was attacked
iast Thursday by heart trouble and
never rallied. lie was son OF Charles
C"rnng' druggist. of Petersburg and
~ !sVS was married to Miss Mamie
McCoTiile. of Lynchburg For more
man ten years he lived in Peters
burg, where he engaged In the dry
svoas business under the firm name
OF Shte, Corlng & Co. He leaves
one son. Charles T CorlIns, Jr., and
Tour daushters Misses Blanche and
Adele Corling, Mrs Robert Paxton and
Mrs' william z. Ross, and one brother
and one sister.
Funeral arrangements will probably
be announced to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
VIRGINIA SQUAD
AGAIN IS At WORK
Begins Practice for Final Game
of Season in Richmond
Against Carolina.

thar!ottesvillc, Va, November % =
NlfGinlas football squad did not enio,.
ID! OH io-Nay, as was expected Most
ui Tie players reported for practice.
winch was exceedingly brief, howeve r,
OWNS 10 the condition of the sut,..
Despite the fact that the .'rubbers"
WORKED on the suits this morning IN
an eHoTt 10 get them dry, they were
s'lh wet ana heavy with mud when
ING men reported at the gymnasium.
Notwithstanding the horrible condi-
ton OF the Georgetown field no mem.
per OF the Virginia squad suffered an
injury in Saturdays game The men
came through the contest in excellent
shape. With the annual contest with
North Carolina only ten days distant
there Will be plenty OF work for The
squad between ROW and Thanksgiving.
though Head Coach Yancey will 60
SLOW for fear Of injuring any OF The
regulars.
North Cardinals strength is not ur
oerfated here, and All feel mat the
oattle VIII prove one of the greatest
ever played between the two inetitu-
ions The victory OF the Tarhecis
over Washington and Lee was very
Significant In fact, the belief prevails
here that Coach Bocock has not yc,
revealed his tulI strength.
The Virginia student body Is by no
means downcast over Saturdays re-
suits. All feel that the contest was no
real test of the teams strength, as il
was simply impossible for Todd tu
shine on SUCH a muddy gridiron.
Tho single touchdown made rs
georgetown was on 4 luke, and an
the Blue and Gray deserved was tho
goal from field by Costello.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
HEAR VOICE OF DOWIE
IN The PHONOGRAPH
w, q. VoIirn Strikes on Novel Pinp
to Aid Fight TO Succeed
Dead Lender.


Chicago, November 2o.-Wnbur
Glenn Noliva, now lighting TO retain
his position az successor to the late
John Alexander Dowie against Mrs.
Dowie, widow of the former Zion
leader. struck on u novel plan yester-
day. when he brought to his aid the
voice OF his rivals dead husband
Before allowing his congregation to
near the voice of their former leader,
Noiive. spoke for u few minutes in
praise Of Dr. powie Then he brought
forth photograph. and. with tho
revolutions OF the wax cylinder. the
voice OF the former Zion apostle peaied
forth much as 1t had been heard in
life
Tho followers OF the sec, listened
attentivelE Tho scene was in one OF
the Dowts tabernacles on Michigan
Avenue. where many times he had
been heard in life. There was no
sound in the room. with the exception
OF the phonograph. and many OF the
members OF the congregation wept as
they listened TO she voice Of their dead
leader.
No reference was made 20 Mrs.
Dowie. who recently returned to Chi
cago, and announced that she would
restore herself TO leadership in Zion.
With this end in view she has been
holding regular sunday afternoon
meetings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
JEFFERSON Wins
IN LAST QUARTER
Defeats Randolph Macon Acad-
envy by Score of
IL to II.
tsoecisl TO mic Times-pisnatoh

lCptCadl 10 TIC lllneS-blS GaiCh.
LynchhurE, Va, November 9O-Bat.
ding against heavy odds, and with "a
iofeat staring them in the face. the
little Jefferson School football team, OF
Charlottesville, turned the tide of de-
teet into l2 10 II victory hore this
afternoon against the Randolph Macon
Academy, Of Bedford City. Randolph
Macon scored its two touchdowns in
the second quarter OF play. ana kick
I'd one goal With such odds against
them, the Jefferson boys started in
he last twelve-minute quarter and
scored In the first two minutes OF
play Gocch broke through the line at
The centre OF the field. and carried the
ball TO his opponents ffteen-ysrd line.
Bslth!s scored after five minutes of
hard scrinlmaEe on the part Of hoth
teams. When the ball was again near
the oentre OF the field Gooch and Bal
this again msde fifteen and twenty
yard gains, until Gooch took the pig
skin over for the hnal and winning
score. Balthis kicked both goals. 1T
Was decidedly the best game of the
season or the local grounds, and RAN
dolph Macon was clearly outclassed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
Here all wees Win daily matinees.


When Augusta Uyaus wrote "a, D,,
M'!ty ~ Iioerus in which the e.rsaf
social hugahoo q caste" ie tbe Sa,.%.
mount issue she very probablv Ma
y" ldeA mat her book would eyer lie
dramatized. Certain it ls that she
MeNer guessed that Vaughan CHASER
would pc lHc producing manager or
,hs ne ~ turn Would select as the
!S"ulhS woman OF the stage version
Q! inc southern play Eleanor Monteli
VINO hoth BY birth ind through trsdI,
llon - Of the South In addition she
fhe daughter OF Eugene Blair.
eleanor Nontell is through hercdit,.
- actress. cut what She didn't satn
through heredlty She has learned frnn,
experience - Bc~yl Rretano tha
Sr1nddaugh % Southern Land
|, pWner. with innate pride In his hirtb
she gave striking evidence OF stron,.
oNotcnal powers In the lighter ,ro'
nents she was pleasing. and in the
intense scenes she proved herself IA
De 9 truly great emotional actress
Inc play Is in four acts each H,o,,
staged The supporting cast is roo5
anq ,nose who witnessed the perform.
| dhce enjoyed themselves Eatt;rniIv
-tEht ani 10y" triumph just as they
~ IN inc drama !, has been /, long
| ,Ihie since augusta Evans wrote hrr
bn"h and II VII ID. g. longer limo
~ lo'c ~ Is forgotten especially since
| the stage version has made such an
| ihhehblo impression uEon the thnatrn'
| se:ns public. Hero aii week at In,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
SHOT WITHOUT WARNING
Arthur Battle Called to Door md Fired
On by Mnn Who Escaped.

Arthur Battle, colored. was called to
his door at 1901 North Third street al
1880 o'clock last night. and shot twice
without warning by an unknown as
sa!lant.
Battle heard some one knocking at
his door and went 10 answer The man.
remaining in the dark so that his fea
lures could not be discerned. asked II
some one-Battlo could not catch the
name-was in. Battle replied in the
negative. Before he could close the
door however. the visitor drew a re-
volver and fired twice. Both shots
took effect. one in the left hip and ono
in the LETT side of his chest others in
tho house heard the firing and heard
Battle fan. When they rushed TO the
door the would-be assassin had cscap-
ed
Battle was taken inside. and the city
ambulance was summoned. DIR. Hulcher
Immediately saw that the wounds
were dangerous, and took Battle 10 the
Cry Hospital. Operation was delayed
for favorable symptoms to occur. The
negroes condition was said TO be cr!ti-
cal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
Morris at Horne Show.

Charlottesville, Va. November 90
Julian Norris. Of THE Oaks" this
county. is at the New York Horse Show
with four of his izewinners--Davtd
Gray. Taconito. Keswick and Megnn-
tic Mr.. Norris recently disposed OF
five of his show-ring horses-Conn-
dante, Gloversville, Piedmont, SoIren-
to and mare which had quite n rec
ord as timber topper. The blue rib
Don winner. Confldante, was put up at
auction in Now York and brought
s1,925 The others were sold priva te-
ly. Piedmont went to Mr.. Armstrong,
OF the Rose Tree Hunt, Philadelphia;
Sorrento to Mr.. Price, of New Roch-
ellie. ~ y Gloversvtlle to Fred. Bull
of chc Essen Hunt, New York City,
and the mare to Mr.. McSohay, of Can
ada. All of these horses have figured
prominently at the Northern horse
shows and in the Virginia circuit for
several years past.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
WOULD LENGTHEN COURSE
Proposed to Give Six Years at Column
bia to Engineering Students.

New York. November 2o.-President
Nicholas Murray Butler. OF Columbia
University. has recommended 10 the
tees the frightening OF all courses In
engineering from four to six years.
the idea being to elevate the engineer
ing degrees to the plane of law and
medicine. The change will go into eff
feet beginning July. 1914.
The chief argument used against the
present four-year course is that the
curriculum is taken up wholly with
engineering subjects and a student
does not got chance at any of the
general cultural courses. BY tho new
plan engineering students will spend
their first two years in academic
work. and will then be transferred to
the strictly professional faculties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
QU|N1 CANDIDATES
BEGIN PRACTICE
Prospects for Basketball al
Washington and Lee Are
Very Bright.
tSpeoial to The Times. DIapntcll.l

tSpeclal 10 Inc IimeS- Dispatch.I
Lexington. Va, November 9c-Bas
Netball practice at Washington and
Les began last week. Captain Hannis
posted his call for men and good
number are reporting every day Tor
the Preliminary practice. OF course, 1t
Ia too early 10 DO any OF the heavier
work, and the men are put th.ous h
every angle 10 shoot the baskets and
spend much time IL getting the drib-
BILE down TO a certainty.
There are three members OF the
White and Siue team who are expected
to continue their good work for an
other season. Captain Hannis will lie
Al his old position at forward. and
Baer is expected to get his old post
ton at centre. Burke is out again for
place al guard. George Boyd viii!
be missed Very much as partner to
Hannis at the goal throwing end Of
the floor. and some one must be found
TO 90 his work. Craig is also missing
al guard.
There are a good many men who are
now on the football squad who Will be
asking for places on the Ciuint a : soon
as the season Is over. a good schedule
has been nearly completed by Manager
Null. bu; he will not give II out until
all the games are closed. It is certain
that Washington and Tee will have
is two annual games with Virginia
and Georgetown, and 1t is Hoped that
V =. J. Will agree on some of tho
dates which are being offered There
will be about eight games in Licking
ron, and then an extended trip in Feb
ruary. when q good many of the
strong teams OF the East VIII be
played.
With such good schedule to cali
forth all the best material III the
university it is the general feeling
here that tho coming basketball sea
son Will be great success. even more
successful than was the season oil
1911.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
News Of South Richmond

working people 'hc office Of the peN ny,
ciy Collector N The cty ,ia!r SnnSs; VII WI
be KEEP, open until! T. NJ IhnFsaaE 'or
tho payment OF state inNes
In Police Court.
In Police Court, Part .. Justice H A.
Maurice yesterday imposed nno OF IS each
on eight colored crapshooters. Two raids
Saturday night net'co quartet each the
mon all seemed Hush and paid up
j. l. Butler yonns whitc man. was
given thirty days in the city JAN In lieu
OF si0 nne for being disoraeriy on a street
Emma TYLER the young eoc-od .girl ned
on tho charge Of stabbns a man 'nree
weeks ago. was given continuance until
barefoot Nun Out Again.
Thinking ne mac found source Of a
pal paid the second visit in lees than q
Week the home OF Meadows Gary Eight
! zenith and Everett Streets. about midnight
sunday night. lag time however. Instead
OF coin OF the realm. a stream OF hot lead
was the only booty acquired by the sock
! ,aIs oae.
Tho Garys we're awakened BY the burglars
forcing The shutters TO side window. The
men took to their heels followed by the
sho,s Q: Gary, who In his exciteinent fred
men were white or colored but is positive
tina, there were Two. The police inn
inediately notified, but their search was
fruit!ess
Apply for Honor Crosses.
veterans ~ We'll as widows aad descend :
ants OF Confederate soldiers who desire
| Mrs. =. Hewlett Uranium. registrar of the
| Chesterfield Chapter, United Daughters OF
the Confederacy. The next beHtows! Of
crosses Will be January 10. 1912. No NOR.
crosses vii, be given after September. 1872
Could Not Stop Drinking.
ON the conviction that he would not an
stain from drinking, Rnleigh Adams was
surrendered to ;he authvi.,.vs yesterday ~
his mother who went his surety on peace
bond imposed on him Saturday morning in
Police Court, Part =
ADAMS was arrested on 4 warrant charg-
ing the theft o: $500 from his mother lie
appeared :epentant and she interceded In
his oehalf. Justice Mlur!oe would only per
mix his release bond of $3.50, which
ives TO be forfeited e he was arrested on
the charge OF being drunk. The mother re-
| wing on his promise 10 stop drinking went
surety. Adams II IS said. seen going
turned him over 10 the police, Having no
! otHer friend 10 go HIS hond Adams was re-
naHGed to ia!l sor Twelve months
George Ttnnev rolored, was turned over
| the county authorities charged with crap
| J. L. Heath was reported FOR violating tn.
electric ordinance
Tho funerel Of Ralph. the three-months.
ca enid OF Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Mays. o,
oed sunday morning. was held from the
: parents home yesterday afternoon a, ?
oc!oeH. Roy. y L Lotion oTicietInr The
! burial was In Maury Cemetery
the thi!d, IL apparent good health was
! put IN It's crib Saturday night II lie
,toushi thet Il suffered from heart disease
! SST0her j g Loving, who viewed the body.
uIu nor deem an inquest necessary ia
pronounced the death due to natural
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21

being played at home and lined tho
sidelines. coaches, cX-coaches anr
friends being given the privilege OF
following the play. True, Virginia
mad some adherents on the line, but
nothing like as many az the Blue amt
Gray. They say in Washington that
there is no other park available II
that is true. come on here to Rich
mond. The crowd will be just as big
and park facilities are considerably
better. Virginia has right to ask
that the game be played on neutral
grounds. This is no more nor less
than right in view of the Importance
of the contest
Thursday the two local medical col
leges viii got together for their an
is written, ii appears that there Is
nothing to it but the Medical Col
lcse of Virginia. The University Col
loge has proved to be u sad disap-
pointment for its supporters. and un-
less there has been a veritable up
heaval. the eleven representing that
institution is doomed TO defeat
Richmond College has just one more
chance to retrieve itself for the dis
astrous season. Randolph Macon will
be tackled in the final game of the
season. Unless the coilegians can score
in this encounter they Will have the
unique distinction of going through
an entire season without having scored
single point. This is by tar the poor
est showing the Spiders have ever
made. But they have had poor seasone
before and have yet managed to mus
ter enough strength to down the Vel
low Jackets. They may repeat the
trick this year. Maybe.
Coaches trainers, advisers and
friends of the university, now that the
Georgetown game is over. will begin
tuning up the eleven for the Thanks
giving encounter. Thankful they should
should be that none Of the men was
through bosiike quasmlro for more
than an hour. they came out prac-
tjcally unscathed. which IS noun
tain of praise for Pop. l.annIsan, the
trainer. Regardless OF what weather
may prevail here Thanksgiving. the
field cannot be in as bad condition as
was that in Washington. Therefore
better game viii he witnessed.
Branch Rocock. head man IT Caro-
from the side lines. lie was as nom
committal as ever. In between halves
nc managed to nutter that he
hoped Virginia wouldn't play any
better Thanksgiving than she did
Saturday, which might be con-
strued 10 mean that he thought
his Tarheels could then win. Dope on
that Thanksgiving game always has
a habit of going wrong, SO what's the
use of coniecturing? Virginia un-
doubtctilv looks like the better team
However looks arc mighty decelving
at times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
NO FEAR FOR MISSIONARIES
Friends of Workers in Chinu Are Not
Inn

Uncnsy.
Cleveland, O.. November ao.-Friends
and relatives in Cleveland of mis-
sionaries in China say they have no
fear for their safety in that land Of
present revolution. A number Of
Cleveland men and women are in that
field. some OF them In the very terri
tory that Is chiefly affected by the
disorders. Their friends. however. md
encouragement In the view that the
troubles are purely factional, and not
anti -Christian.
Rev. Dan L. Bradley. pastor OF the
Plymouth Congregational Church. said
to-day that the Boxer uprising was
the only one which missionaries had
TO fear. and that there was TO great
peril in the present unrest Neither
Mr.. Bradley nor others who have sent
workers to China Join In the view OF
American Minister Calhoun that the
situation is a threatening one for
missionaries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
Bowling

The stroug journal team. with Captain
Barrow us their new leader, came back
strong las; night and captured al! three
saines from the Remlnstons. the Journals
putting up an average OK t02 for three
games. Beck, the man signed by the
Journals, showed class for young player.
and put up an excellent same. Mcfarland
OF the Journals. was also there with bells
on, and put up nice exhibition.
captain Handlsy came back IN tho second
Mcf arlund and cosby had ?,l scores each
Mcfarland lead the squad for hEh aver
age. The scores:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21

However, there is ono claim which
Virginia might make, and which
would not only hc Just. but it's grant
ing will mean greater attendance and
better games between the ancient riv-
ais. Georgetown field Is no place on
which to play game OF the import
ance Of the George town-Virgi bat
tie. The facilities for handling the
crowd are bad The car service is eN-
ecrable. The seating capacity is linn
tied. and the playing field is in poor
condition under the best circumstance
and in horrible condition after rain,
as was the case last Saturday.
But aside from all this. the game
should be played on neutral territory
Partisans of Georg etown took advant-
age of the fact that the game was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS
-Acadenly-Dnntc's Inferno" pie
lures.
Bfjou---'At the Mere, of Tiberius,r
Dnute's "Jufcrno.,

Dnutes "Jnfcrno."
The crowning book OF the Divina
Comedia' "Linterno,' is being pre-
sented at tho Academy this week by
moving pictures. Tor the second limo
thls season, the present enlightenment
oelng return 10 Richmond after nav
Ihs covered practically the entire
The familiar story cannot, in it's
Very essence. he retold i'm tabloid
Dante the Florentine bard. is conduct
ga 10 the ninth circle OF he'll by Vir-
81 tie Roman poet who is called
70 ms rather onerOus task by Beatrice.
whom tradition says was tho poet's
!aoy iair during his sojourn on earth
. ne hrst circle is that OF the unbap-
uEeu, Ia which limbo is seen the souls
~ inc pagan poets. Homer, Horace.
wa Ahd others Tho second scene is
u pdrtGulariy. powerful one, the agon-
leg o! ne in-iated Rimini brothers be-
i'ss portrayed. The other circles are
d dor !" all their categorical snlen-
IL Dis arc found tic souls Of MANI,
,Eiss propasators. OF those who in
thelr lifetime resOrtcd 10 false doc
.t4ies or 70 violence Ur fraud 10 gain
!hslr ends In the eighth circle the
Yen Ma!eoolgc pits. so often mentioned
ny me great Carlyle. are shown Tho
PICTURES are masterpieces of artistic
rnotoGraphy. \ lecturer elucidatcs tho
llIuslohs' While tile pcals OF an or.
San stimulate the mind to q pioucr
III w aloit ei the world $ greatest
enic Ncno Of thc mechanical Or gta 90
enects Is omitted This is even tria
OF the awishing OF water when tic
Great ana mythical Acheron is shown.
'he reels q desire 10 do better things
after witnessing the tor,ures The
ntttuFes may hc SrueSome in some Of
vt!N Us poets but 10 the thinking thov
III their story and for the unihink,
ne th@y create desire to couteIn-
yiate INC awfulness OF the ike be-
0.,r we human pale Altogether the
tivtufes are calculated to do good.
y, any rat" they Furnish an evenings
Here al! week with daily mattneaa