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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-11

for steel workers $4,000, 900; bureau
of American Republics s1,50o.0eo;
Peace Temple at Hague $10,000,0o0;
Libraries $50.000,000; international
peace endowment $10,000,0O0; corpor-
alton of Carnegie Corporation $685.
0OO, 000 Total $215,500,00o.
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department. have my own
make sausage, own rendered
lard and compound. own cur
ing of ham and bacon, own
cooked meats, also plenty
home raised pork, good heavy
beef, and everything you ex-
pect TO find in first class
market.
Is what | try to keep my meat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-11

Paris. Nov lo.-oaieiai advices from
1'unis today, state that the city is per-
fect!y cain. During last night 400
Arabs Were arrested. charged with
having caused the recent disorders
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-11

The jury at Leeshurg. Ga. in the
case of Mortimer S. Childers, charged
with killing his wife by giving sher
poison in medicine, could not agree
upon a verdict and mis-trial was
entered, Thursday evening. Four jur-
ors stood for acquittal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-11

Wasfln.ton Nov. ia message to
the Italian war office at Rome from
Tfipoi, dateG NOV. s, forwarded to the
elnl,qssy here. states that on NOV. =
tae $50 Italian Infantry and the llth
Bersaglieri' made circumstances on
the Oriental frontier and found among
the Arab dead and wounded the bodies
Of some Turks on Nov. the battery
al Fort Sid Mesri broke forth ana
put 10 Hight large groups Of Arabs.
ss0use hattslions Of Bersaglieri ana
grenadiers' the cablegram continues
'.ma9e a reconnaissance on the eastern
side and found two Italians who had
been beheaded.'
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having despoiled the goods of 100000 in
habitants. watches the flaming city from
the height of Purple mountain and
awaits the morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-11

had beer stormed. last night. they
were suddenly taken on the flank by
a large force of Arabs hidden in -
pal.n and olive groves and heavy LOSSES
we're sustained before the enemy We're
heaIen of
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Butte, Mont, Nov 10-The thermom-
eter registered Is below zero here today.
Five inches of snow fell last night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-11

Tripoii, Nov. l0.-Turkish artillery
and Arab horsemen made several at
tacks upon the Italian lines yester-
,,sy. The Italians responded with an
advance and fought their way TO the
trenches ef-ti4e enemy. who Temporal
rily retired Tut again attacked the
Italians who returned to their base. At
nIghtfall the TURKS withdrew
TheaItahans sustained some casual
ties and the Arabs and Turks many
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TERRIBLE MASSA.
GRE AT NANkING.

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New York. Nov. ia cablegran
| received by the Methodist Episcopal
Board of Foreign Missions. today,
states that the missionaries In Foo
Chow are all safe. The dispatch is
signed by Rev. W. A. Main, who is sta
toned at Foo Chow and by Rev. W.
\. brewster of HingWa. From the
fact that the message bears Brewster
signature il Is inferred that the mis-
sionaries from Hing-Wa have come
into Foo Chow. The two cities are
about 100 miles apart.
Boston, Nov. 10.-"Insurreetion pre-
vailng throughout field An are safe.
This is the text of eablegram receiv-
ed from Foo Chow, the capital ofaFu-
ken province. China. by the officials
of the American Board of Commission
els for Foreign Missioncrs. today,
Rev. DR. James l.. Barton. foreign
secretary Of the board, interprets the
message as meaning that the entire
missionary district of Foo Chow. which
includes out-stations as far as $50
miles from Foo Chow city. is the scene
of revolt.
At The present time there are about
30 American missionaries in 20" tho"'
of whom Is are connected with the
work cf the American Board.
The American Board officials do not
anticipate that any damage to ms
sion property will result from the
present disorders The Chinese, ac-
oorfiing to Dr, Barton, look upon the |
as their friends, and the |
leaders of the present movement nave
in the past been extremely friendly tn |
the missionaries of the various relig-
ious denominations sent cut from
America.
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TURKS AND ARABS.

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MURDER-SUiclDE.

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Melbourne, Australia. Nov l0.-Tht
British cruisers Pegasus and Prone
theus have been ordered to China.
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Canton.
Toxic, Japan. Nov 10.--Wang
Tahsia. the Chinese minister to Japan
has left his official residence here for
parts unknown, in order to avoid a
meeting with the 500 Young Chinese
students who are in educational insti-
tations here at government expense.
The students have been left without
funds owing to the cessation of re-
mittances from Pekin. Yesterday the
students began looking for Minister
Wang. When they found that he had
| decamped they took possession of the
| legation and have been in undisputed
| charge there ever since.
Minister Wang was formerly secre-
tery of the Chinese legation at Wash
| ington, leaving that post in 1906 to be-
come Chinese minister to Great Brit
ain. He was not pleased with his Lon
| don most and within a year suggested
his recall on the ground of his lacl
Of English. He was appointed minis
! ter to Japan year and a half ago
The revolutionary successes in China
/ have aroused great enthusiasm anon.
| the Chinese here. Revolutionary flag
\ are already on sale, and every shii
| for China leaves Yokohama with /
| full list OF Chinese passengers home
ward bound.
| Tho Japanese ar:nored cruiser Ms
shin sailed, today, for Taku from Por
| Arthur. the dispatch boat Yodo TO
! sroov from Sasebo and the toroed
boat destroyer Kasumi for Annoy from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
WOMEN TO VOTE IN SCHOOL
ELECTION At WAYNESHORC

Staunton, Va, -April t1.-Probably
the first instance of women voting In
Virginia will take place at Waynes-
boro on May .. when an election will
be held in which all women OF Wayncs-
boro who own real estate will have the
privilege OF casting a ballot. The cleo
ton is to determine whether bonds to
tho extent OF $4,000 shall be sold for
the purpose OF erecting a new public
school building. a two-thirds majority
is necessary to carry the election
affirnativcly; and as women are in
teresting themselves everywhere in
education, they are expected to east
almost solid vote In favor OF the
measure.
The women will vote In this election
under new law giving all frceholdcrs
tho privilege Of voting In such cleo
tons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
NEW YORK AT EASTERTIDE
Firth Avenue, in From, OF the st. Rcri.
Hotel, the Centre OF the Annual
Pnrndc or Spring Fashions.

New York's annual Easter Sunday
parade on Fifth Avenue is feature of
springtime In the metropolis that at
tracts thousands OF visitors. Those
whose tastes. opportunities or inclina-
tons lead them 70 participate In the
event and 70 join the throng OF srnartly
attircd people pa ssing up and down this
great thoroughfarc--on foot. In car
r.ngcs and in hutomobilcs--are reward
cd beyond their tondest anticipations
by the bcwilderinE spectacle. In the
Very centre Of this gay parade, at Fifth
Avenue and Fifty-hfth street is To-
Gated the Hotel st, Regis. the most
natural as well as the most convenient
stopping place for Easter visitors to
New York. The St Regis offers its
guests unique and hitherto unap-
preached combination in hotel facili-
tics and service. To a building erected
and equipped 10 be the finest hotel in
America, has been added a service per-
feet but transformations. polite but
never obtrusivc. attentive yet never
ohsednous. The ST. Regis restaurant
has no superior in all the world in
quality Of good. skill in preparation
and perfection Of service: while the
charges arc no higher than those or
other frst-class hotels. Transient
guests coming to New York and stop-
ping at the Hotel st. Regis will find
accommoda tons Of the very highest
grade in every particula r, and at stand
ard rates. single rooms are 81 and 81
day; the sa me, with private bath. for
IS day Cor s6 for two people) while
Tor parlor, bed room and private
bath, the rates are $40 day and up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
LEADING FIGURE
TO LEAVE SENATE
Retirement Of Senator Keezell
Regarded as Important Po-
litical Event.

A great deal OF interest was aroused
locally yesterday by the announcement
from Harrisonburg Of the candidacy
or Senator George IS. KcezelI for the
treasurership of Rockingham county.
an office which he is now filing by APP
pointmcnt for an uneNpired term. This
determination on the part OF the Sen
ator removes from the General Assem-
bly, one OF its foremost figures.
For the greater part OF the time dur
ing the past thirty years Senator INec-
Zcll. universally regarded as big in
brain he is in body. had been q
member Of the Legislature For years
he has been chairman of the Finance
has welded tremendous power. tIe
has the financial affairs OF the State
at his fingers end and. always keep
ing in touch with The situation.
Recently there have been rumors
that he would perhaps be candidate
for the office of Auditor of Public Ac-
counts. hut this he denied last week.
He holds one of the most lucrative
Offices In the State, for there are no
cities in Rockingham county. and all
OF the immense tax revenues paid to
State and county by the many incor-
porated towns and the rich farming
lands go through his office.
The impression Is that the chalrman-
ship OF the Finance Committee will
fall on the shoulders of former Lieu
tenant Governor Edward Echols, OF
Stanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
A Valuable Suggestion
important to Everyone

1t is now conceded by physicians that
the kidneys should have more attention,
as they control the other organs to a re-
narkablc degree and do tremendous
amount Of work in removing the poisons
and waste matter from the system by
filtcrinG the blood
During the winter months especially,
when We live an indoor life. tho kidneys
should receive some assistance when
needed, as we take less exercise, drink
less water, and often eat more rich heavy
food, thereby forcing the kidneys to do
more work than Nature intended Evi-
dence OF kidney trouble, such as lame
back. inability to hold urine, smarting or
burning, brick dust or sediment, salow
complexion, rheumatism, may be weak,
or irregular heart action, warns you that
your kidneys require help Immediately
to avoid more serious trouble.
An herbal medicine containing no min
erals or opiatcs has the most healing in
ilucncc. An ideal herbal compound that
has had most remarkable success as d
kidney and bladder remedy is DR.. l<ilmcr' S
swamp Root,
You may receive sample bottle OF
Swamp-Root by mail. absolutely free.
Address DR.. kilmcr & Co, Binghamton
n T., and mention the Richmond Daily
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
HEAD OF HOSPITAL
TO Be SELECTED
Lively Contest Brewing Over
Successor to Dir. Brunk
at williamsburg.
ANNUAL REPORT IS ISSUED
General Sale Literally illustrates
Publication OF His Last
Years Work.

All Of the four superintendent Of
State hospitals for the insane and a su Z
perintendent for the newly established
epiicptic colony, near I,ynchburg, Will
be elected at the duadrcnnial meeting
of the general board OF directors OF
hospitals for the insane. to be held
in Lynchburg on April - the cleo
tons will be for a term OF four years.
II, is regarded as certain that pr.
W. +. Drewry, superintendent Of the
Central Hospital. at Petersburg. Or. j.
c. King, OF the Southwestern, at
Marion, ana Dr.. j. S. DcJarnctte. OF
the Western. at stanton. Will be re-
elected. They lave no opposition. nor
Is any likely
Apparently Dr. a. s Priddy Will be
made superintendent Of the state
cpilcptic colony lie has for some
time been acting superintendent SUI
pcrvising the construction ot the build
inSs. and Within the last few weeks
has been managing the affairs Of the
institution. which is now open for the
reception Of cp!leptcs 1t is stated
hat the members OF the board desire
to retain his services permanently. Or.
Prddy, who is citizen OF Charlotte
county. was formerly superintendent
OF the Southwestern Hospital. ct
Marion, retaining that position until
his desperate illness from typhoid
and his long convalescence caused his
resignation. He was formerly a mem
Der OF the state senate.
The real hight OF the coming meeting
Will be the election OF a superintendent
for the Eastern Hospital. at Williams
burg. to succeed Or. q. G. Drunk. who
hac ,tYr &c 49, ir,y va
choice Of his successor, 20 retire. Sew
cral names have been suggested. and
friends Of numerous physicians and
aliensts have seen members OF the
board In connection With the appoint
mcnt State Hospital Commissioner J.
N. Bauserman. OF Shenandoah. who
was at the Capitol yesterday. could
throw no light on the probable sue
cossful man, saving his impression was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

Washington, April ll.---As a conse-
Quence of the demands of the Demo
cratic Senators for greater representa-
tion on the more important senate
committees, it is probable that several
Of those committees will be enlarged
The demand for places by Republican
Senator'S is SO strong that it does not
seem practicable TO reduce the Rcpub
lican representation. and the Demo
Gratis are insistent that they be more
literally recognized.
Senator Gallingcr, chairman OF the
Republican Committee on Committees
was in the conference much Of to day
with Senator Martin, chairman OF the
Democratic caucus. The minority
representative took the position that
members OF his party should be at
least four of the i've of the member
ship of the committees, while Mr.
Gallinger was disposed to conccdc the
fairness OF this contention in the main,
he held out for more than one ma iority
on the larger committees, such as
Foreign Relations, Finance Interstate
Commerce, etc.
For the time the only practical solu-
ton of the difficulty presenting itself
was the enlargement of the commit
tees but the two Senators could do
no more in this direction than to
promise to take up the subject with
their fellow Senator's.
AS soon as this point is determined
Senator Martin will name the Demo
cratic committee to distribute the COM
mittee places. Mr.. Martin has an
nounced his intention of giving the
new and progressive" Senator'S fair
representation on this committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
COUNTY TAX LEVY
CUT FIVE CENTS
Board Of Supervisors Makes
Reduction From 40 to
IS Cents.

Increased assessment of property
values yesterday led the BOARD Of
Supervisors. of Henrico county, at q
special meeting, to reduce the general
tax levy 5 cents. bringing 1t from 10
to So cents on the 800. The income
assessment on county schools was also
reduced 5 cents, the new rate being
fixed at o cents on each 500.
The district school tax was fixed as
follows:
Varina-15 cents: no change.
F-airfeld-25 cents; no change
Brookland-22 cents: reduction OF 3
cents,
Tuckahoe--lo cents; reduction OF .
cents.
Highland Park-40 cents: no change,
Being under the impression that the
cut would not be less than 10 cents.
some OF the citizens of the county are
little disappointed at the cents re-
duction by the supervisors, but never
theless all are elated over the lower
rate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
MAY
. BE MADE LARGER
Demands From Democratic Sen
ators for Greater Repre-
scntation
CAUCUS WILL DETERMINE
Republicans Will Not Consent
to Reduction in Assign
nents.
CAUCUS WILL DETERMINE
Steering Committee.

WashinEton, April 1l.-The DEM
Ocratic members OF the Steering
Committee were announced Tonight.
Mr.. Martin, of Virginin, heads them
az chairman, and the others named
nv members arc Mcssrs. CuibersOn,
OF Texas; simmons, of North Caro-
lima; Ciurke, OF Arkansas; Bunk
head, of AIabnmn; Fletcher, of Flor
idn: Williams, OF MissIssippi; Kern,
OF Indiana, and Hitchcock, OF Ne
brnskn. The last two represent the
pronounced progressive element I'm
the Senate. senator Martin, the
chairman OF tho Democratic caucus,
who framed the committee, hnS nm
nOunccd his Intention of giving the
new and progressive Senators fair
representation. The Steering Com
mIttce's first function VIII be to
take mp the personnel of commit
tees. The Republican members for
this task already have been chosen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
WORDS ARE
TOO FEEBLE
To Express Mrs. Stalling's Graft
tude, for the Good that Car
dui Did to Her

Wills Point, Tex sure would have
died writes Mrs. Victoria Stalines, OF
the above place, iii had not gotten re-
lief by the use OF Cardui, as | did
did not recover from my confinc-
ment as should, SO my mother. Mrs. Fl.
a. Lee, advised me to take Cardui, and
after taking half a bottle was soon all
right
before taking Cardui had dreadful
cough and suffered awful pains, but now
am stronger and in better health than
ever was in my life.
caanot say half enough in regard r.
its merits. Words arc too feeble 70 az.
press our gratitude for this great mcdi-
cine
You can tell the world what Cardui
did for me. advise all suffering ladies
TO try it,"
Once given a thorough trial, Cardui
VIII always remain the preferred, stand
ard remedy for all the ills that afflict
won1en-tkc tonic TO use when new
strength is needed TO build up the weary
body and nerves.
Prepared from perfectly harmless veee-
table ingredients containing no mineral
drugs. no glycerin or other possibly dele
terious ingredients, Cardu is the best
remedy for you TO use, since it can do you
nothing but good
Thousands OF ladies have regained their
health as result Of taking Cardui
Why not youo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
CATTLE FOUND CLEAN
Wan! NlrEin'n Herds Free From Tn
berculOsIs Infections.


bercu10sIs Infection.
Of the last $50 cattle tested for tn.
bercuiosis under the direction Of the
State Dairy and Food Department
there has been not single reaction
Commissioner Saunders is mucf
pleased with this record, as ndi.
eating the general freedom in this
state from tubercular infection. a
herd was tested at Burkevillc on sat
nrdaN while other tests are now in
progress in different parts OF the
state.
1t is recognized as a critical momen,
when cattle owner decides to have
his herd examined Naturally, he hes
itates. fearing the loss which would
eiisue from 4 large amount Of infec.
ton In his cows. Besides. II is some.
thing Of which, In the nature oI
things, lie can have no warning. fol
the disease creeps in. in variety OF
Ways However. it is being more gen
orally realized that there is no es.
cape from the conclusion While the
tests are not compulsory. many stock.
raisers and dairymen are voluntaril,
taking advantage OF them
When no reactions occur, there is nc
expense TO the State, as the costs O,
The inspection are borne by the Ma
lonal Department OF Agriculture. ONLY
when cattle are condemned is IN,
state called upon TO pay par, OF the
loss Therefore. the more cattle found
Tree OF Infection, the longer the small
appropriation made By the last 1,cpjs.
!a,ure Will last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
NAPIER SENTENCED.
Used United States Mails to Defraud
Diamond DcnierS md ENprcsH Co.

Charlotte, y. c.. April Ill w. Ma,
pier charged with using the United
states mails to defraud diamonds deal.
crs in the North and the Southern
EXPRESS Com was found guilty by
jury in the Federal District Court
here yesterday, and sentenced to six
months Imprisonment In Atlanta pris
on or nav fine of $500 and serve two
months. B. W. Duke. who was Ma
piers partner. voluntarily turned gov
eminent witness and furnished the evil
dence which convicted Napier The
Pair operated in Lar gley. s. c.. and
several Georgia towns. Their scheme
was to have jewelry firms send them
with privilege Of examination, and
paste substitutes were used to replace
the genuine before the stones were re.
turned TO the importers. Concerns in
Salem, Mass. and New York were vic
timi2ed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
COMMITS FORGERY WHEN
LETTER FAILS TO COME
EdEnr BrOwnclI Arrested In Baltimore
md Taken To Suffolk
for Trial

Especial to The Times Dispatch
o"h OH. Va April IA stolen reg
lstercd letter from the Suffolk post
once has occasioncd Il double crime
railing TO receive tho money sent by
his mother. Mrs. Emily H. Browncil.
whose address he gives as 322 Halsey
street. Brooklyn. Edgar p. Browncli
committed forgery. got away with S2a
on telegraph draft scnt in response
TO his wire, and escaped to Baltimore.
where he was arrested. and day was
brought back 10 Suffolk for a prclim-
iDcary hearing Thursday.
"If had got that letter this trouble
never would have come Brownc,l
sobbed tonight in his cell. The loss
OF my letter did not Justify the for:s
cry but in a measure [ was n victim
of circumstances was a stranger
without funds OF friends"
Ben Stephens, assistant post OIL &c
messenger. sixteen years old, got
twelve months for stealing the $40 in
BroWnells letter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK.
Amendment to Charter Of Caroline
Light md Power Cnmnnnx

Light anu POwcr Company.
ISpecial to The Times Dispatch.J
raleigh, y. C.. April i1.-An increase
OF the capital Of the Carolina Light and
Power Company. Of this city. from
50. 3oooo to s1.500,00o is the effect OF
an amendment to the charter just filed.
This is In connection with the big de-
velopment plans on foot through ALI
ancc with the Yadkin River Power
Company, just chartered. I'm compile
ton of the great Rockingham power
plant at Blewitt Falls and the utlliza-
ton OF that power, through transmits
sion lines. for commercial distribution
and the operation OF interurban car
lines.
Governor kitchin and the Council Of
State and number Of the business
men OF Washington. y. c.. held con
ference to-day relative to the work Of
grading the Bellehaven Wa siington
end Of the Mattamuskeet Railroad,
Fairfield to Bellehaven and Washing
ton, with convict labor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
coLDsnono sronE noBrED.
Sum or SflO In Cash and Checks Stolen.
Dry Kiln Dcstrorcd

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Goidshoro. y. c.. April lI-1hieves
entered the store Of Bizzell & Thorn
ton last night and rifled the safe of
about sl1o In cash and checks Tho
hrm overlooked TO lock- the safe he
Tore closing up. and therefore tile
thieves had only the money drawer 10
open
Fire last night destroyed the dry
kiln OF the y. r. Griffin Company. TO.
Fether with small supply OF lumber.
me loss is fully covered by insurance.
The case OF Roscoe Rivenbark. For
murder, and whose plea in defense will
ne insanity. Will he called for hear
Ing In Superior Court to- morrow az
ternoon at . o'clock. He was arraiGned
this morning and tho hearing set for
the above hour.