davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

New Mexico has issued his pruclama.
ton ordering am election Co hu held
ON tuesday November g. lgll. Tor
Tine purpose ct C,Cctius be- various
congressional state, Legislative iudt
rial and county officers authorized
nE thy constitution heretofore aduui.
rd Dos the people ol New NrN,,o.
Now. therefore. pursuant .u and ia
accordance With resolutions adopted
bv the Republican central committee
oi New Mexico iu convention assem-.
blcd ai Santa Pc y VI. on TUESDAY.
September =. lglL call Is hereby
ISSUED for the holding of the nrst
Republican state convention in the
city of las Vegas. y. ..gt 30 o'clock
in The forenoon ui THURSDAY. the 2Nth
day of September 4 - 1911. for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
ihc various congressional auG state u,.
hccs created ana authorized hy law
ana the Republican central commit.
tees of the various counties OF the
new state, except as otherwise bl ihis
committee ordered are requested 90
issue calls Tor lhn holding. anon such
notice ANA date a. they may deem cN.
ucdicut. county conventions for the
purpose oi olCctiug DELEGATES to said
state convention. at which the basis
n' representation shall Uo I delegate
Tor each Ion. or fraction thereof OF
30 ur more. of the votes east tor the
Republican candidates ur delegate to
congress at tho election of 1905. and
! delegate at large from each county
now in existence: upon which basis
The representation az said state con.
Ncntiun from zoe several counties OF
New Mexico shall be as follows
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
MATERIAL RESOURCE
PROGRESS SHOWN
BY STATISTICS
Many Subjects OF Interesting
Character Stated in DOcu-
ment Issued BY Department
of Commerce and Labor.

.-..,...
'. 1900 I.'" N''''r. I'"'-I'I i ITO.
GOO. ui OBJ email document just issued
Ia. Ola, h..,.u of statistics drp.rI.
.........., .,...
''
'''' -''.'-''.' i'I" ''N''''"". ."
..r comm, r.iu| financial industrial
H"I uHn.p'rtHt Hn s.-t'us OF thr
United states 600 Hrr' Intervals since
'., .'or $500. down .a. and ZOO mlU,
U. 'tu... including 'n. ND1r lHll lu
'H".. .H|.s Do which tn. subjects cone
J,'.0 .T. measured ut government.
tN h.., .'lr periods Oh. figures Cor
lI, H..t year lr. included .n those
n vH.h calendar N,lr periods nr.
...I. ui course. statement. can only
i.rW4ut. with tu. calendar year
1910.
tu..s tr. interesting .t.ts .h.u.u
.H.. that rr,..r,..,. .,. ...ptip.rf..I t.r.,
.. state. $40. >ts.. ..u.,r. .wH,. .u
$500 ,I..u.ue 60 .tttsu .Yi.r..
...,. u I,Iu. Cd. .p.s..6 -,4ar.
..... 4. .f..u. and ..ust..,, ....,.,.
milo. In 1853. ..ru, which dat. u,
chang, ID. ara. b. .l... I'm. u..u-
Ut|8u. (which N.. .l.s million ,n
$500 ta. .aaa.t million .u Iel. pun.
Nd. debit uhf.b Mas ,s million dollars
.u $500 reached a.. million. dollar.
..s. .,.I. .. fr..sur,. .p .f,s. tt. us.
ur.. of ipll being Iulr niua, dol
HHr. Tn..a ,ap.ta deb, which was
kI.t. n l,uu. ,ua n l,G. a-GpN.
i. 100 .fpiI ktU>a Tu. .ut.r-t charge
u.r .upiu. which amounted to Gie
100 1900. Jud EtI. DO 1896. .vu- u I'Il
So cents ana the total annual interest
.lra. which wa. Iu 1866 lt6 miI-
ICON G.H'.rs Nls BOO tYI1. siI-E mH-
IIuu dollars MONEY BIO circulation.
stated us .slr million dollars 300 1900.
u.s Boz i7if. X8.s>N.G4T. and lu,
n,r .ptuIu circulation uh..U vHs loo
'sHu. tlp'. HJs BOO lHt1. S3t35. Dr-
uo-Its Boo uU banks in tIr country came
NOT ID, shown .aru,r inan 'r 1876. at
which d.i. th,, ur. sat down ua o. Iit.
f.. over $500 billion ueIars and 100
1910, u'.r 10 billion dollars The
nr deposition. .u saving uauts
.u l>E" ODE. earliest wear FOR WHICH
q I. upur,- cam hr shown was a lNtlo
los. fIuu truuatnI Hu1 Zoo 1910 over
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
N>>o,NoIsMi:>r.

IiN request of my Republican
friends ! have agreed 90 Announce
uyscli us candidate n,r Judge uf
tho district court ut the second iu;li-
rial district. which is composed of tho
counties of Hcrualilla. Mckinley and
Suuduyal.
de- 80 with the understanding hat
my candidacy viii bc subject 90 the
action of the Republican delegates 81
the above mentioned counties lu tho
state convention
ELFEGO BACA.
Attorney
AlhuquDruuc - NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
HOW BOB" LA TOILETTE
GOT INTO THE GAME

| Ih' following Be- an ,Ncpru, from
| ,"' dul"Oi"gi1phN oi senator Rub,rt
- roulette, which begins Loo the O,.
| '"''i American Mupdliu, II tolls
| now Dec Nou Iis FIRST race Tor office.
| Ms own political experience. h,sau
| 100 the summer ot 1850 when deter.
mined To- become C candidate for dIs.
s'rIr' attorney of Dane county. WIS.
cunsiu
Nas as poverty stricken "a ,oupp
lawyer as ever hung his shinglr d, mo
"iud 100 the state OF Wisconsin nld.
h' money 't WI TO % Young lawyer
almost without clients, the district at-
'"rn''ship OF Dan. county. paying at
.A'i Time il" muuIirrut SALARY ui
$50" Year with au aUuvuu., of $50.
Ton expenses seemed Ik, 10 golden up-
puriuniiy
had au ola Horse which had used
during nay uuiy,r.it, course 'u rlug|
uut 90 "a district school had mueh, 60
aid loo paying my way. aud borrowing
% buggy and harness from B,n Miner
a 'rirud ana supporter { moss BEGAN
driving through Oh, country and tnIN-
ing with tho farmers about my can.
tIul.N
10 Was harvest tim, and remember
bow J often tied ms hpr., climbed
the fences and found tl, farmer and
DIS MOE Boo tu, fields
.A.af ruu nycr-yuuup WIS thr
objection chiefly raised
was small uf st.lur, and thm-ui |
That tim. { weighed uu'N I-a pound "a.
u1d looked even Younger than 2 !
really was Nor vas ! then boz good |
h,uItl
Thing- That Helped
$500 ihrrr v,r, 81 number uf .uug. |
that helped w. boo ms canvass for l,
nomination . Nas born u Primrose
township. Dan. county. only N,uD |
miles from Madison, Nhyr, m, father |
u kouurkau Dos biuu had been u
pioneer settler from indiana huu,
nrm waes and farm itr,. ana many
cog 'hr people who V,r, not acquainted
with mo- personally know V.u from
what family ] Hdmr--Jud that ~ was
an honest family Tho people ur th,
country were m.xtur, u' Sew Eng
lauder. NurNopians and Gcrmaus
Dad been raised among Tine NurV,g- !
lan7 Wd understood th, language
fairly wru tnuugh I could speak b.
only % itI'--pJt even that IItrlc h,lp-
ed mo
Thus while they considered mo too
B Young aud Inexperienced made
go"d many iriopd--mcn who began
Q" h'Ii'v, In me then nnd have been
nay warm supporters ever since.
The Meeting Win the Iioss.
The boss 0f Dane count, was col t.
w h,yrs the postmaster ur Madison
H. wac rarely spokcn of az th, "col-
pn'l' or M k,tcs' but atNuys then
ana tor many years attcrWard simply
49, the Bn@s ne was very sharp. |
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

Mr. hagormau probably concluded
mat more p"op, would una out what
ho b. going o. do about u ~ hc whis-
pcrcd u boo the ear of an I'D pasu
newspaper than 30 he shouted IL
through the columns of the Journal
Democrat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

Politics makes strange bcdfcllovs:
'u' II VIII be- more than strange t.
see scli-resprctiug Democrats o,cur,.
ing the same couch with the paper
which has i"r years smcorcd them
with ~ editorial slime.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

II u.s. accommodated that uu event
The same delegate are not elected
iclcgatcs 90 The judicial ana icgisla.
tive district COW .tions that the same
basis bee used IN the election of such
district delegates ana thar such con.
yCnt.uus shall be- called ana held. after
the state convention, az such time
and place as may Doe agreed upon by
the chairmen OF the central commit.
toes ~ The several counties comros.
ing the respective districts mention
cd. or in default of agreement by said
chaIrmn. hy majority OF the dele
gates elected to such district cunNcn.
tiuu
II is further recommended that the
Republican county conventions iu and
for ihe several counties. for the moan
nation of county officers. 10 be- held
after the state convention
IT, o BtVSUN.
JOSE - SENA, Chairman
Secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

BE patient Just a lit,lc Iougcr gent,
reader We viii soon learn from rts
own pure lips wha, the Journal.
democrat rs going to DO about ID
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
GALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION

Whereas, pursuant 10 the provisions
Of the enabling act aud the resOlR.
ton admitting New Mexico into the
slsicrhood oi states the governor OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

forest supplemented by q lcld test "a
show the applicants fitness TO do the
actual work a. ranger Education
ana experience will be- rated on the an.
swors to the questions on those sub
iecis in the application form and ON
She applicants Use Of English IN the
written test llorses for the tests IA
riding aud packing will be provided
hy the forest service
The cXa nmdtiOn is under the control
OF The civil service commission ana
not of the iofent service Information
IN detail regarding H. including the
names Of The places al which II viii D.,
held. viii be- sent To- any one appl, Ing
10 the United States ciyll service
commission Washington, D. G..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27

In order 10 get thoroughly In train
ms Go keep pace with its new com.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
swallow Their Tongue,

Ih. drowning person pluaE. -vaI-
lows tIo tongue stated Mr sjuryo.
The FIRST thiug to do be- Goo g,t luld
ot the tongue and puu 20 from th,
throat Hold the tonga, from the
throat and turI press ua tb, ribs ami
stomach and tu, water stream. OUT
ur stated sometime" Do, stated.
".t has been found necessary tu run
safety pin through tb, point ur tr,
tnugu, and .,t th, pin rN against
ul' teeth. T1at prevents Ga" victim
-va'ioW.ug tu. tougu,
Women give %. thr most trouble"
continued Nh Starv0 When e Woe
mau's rr"t once g., Jp uut or 90, wac
Ger h'r u,ud goes u5d.r Sh, can't
$50 hur feet down non a,r lld uu
] have seen them hanging 60 Go, ropes
with ihr.r feet up and head down. ana
They NIl founder and drown
"Mu.g mon go out tn "a. urd bag
NH,u tho ifl, is low. resting go the
urst and second bars Tb,t remain
uut till the udc comes 100 uud thrn
ihr' start u expecting Goo rest uu thr
way back 90 second and first bars
Th, NHt.r ts then over tl,ir head. ON .
NV .'..' NfI'' Nf. ''lllI|In Ne .l'.'H 40
hits th,m ANA down they go. Hsnung /
They ar, 700 night Wu,r, The odds
lr. ua'Non Thcy huy. mo- chance az
I'l Boa such % contest some time
haih,rs pail hem out Duriu4 the
past -'J-uu ib, crew pulled out ro-
tween .,N.utN-hyc and one hundred /.
drowning persons
Mr. ~tryH stated That tho pu-t sea-.
SON was tho biggest IN the history OF
bathing 100 Galveston. pu one duN
here wore a,luu batacrs iu the water.
A. ON, time there were a- many az
500 In JHo water
ll' gave som, interesting Informal
ION r'lttiF, 90 the bringing tp lHr
op ui the water bodies uf drowned
persons Drowned people go tD the
POTION ana 20, There for min, DAYS ou
u average. Tn, male II'- Taco down
ward 'lui uI 90, bottom while tHr
cWalr .,s uu tho back. ilp doe, not
.1uN SHY ihi- FL. SEQ. but says that 500
. u.s. bottle bal' luli OF I.m, 10
uuk Iu th, water Vh,r, 30 BE- supposed
Do, body Is located VIII bring b t0
b., .ur'acr NrrN quickly ~ 10 10 there. o
'r, luttl, must be- Witduut @ cora.
'hr linn, aud water mix. aud If aIt
q This water gets near body the gull :,
ill burst and that VIII cause tn, body =,
70 lu.i
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-27
Tle McclIng MLlh lhr Iln..

The boss 0f Dan, county was col T..
W h'yrs. the postmaster 81 Madison.
H. wac rarely spokcn ot az th, "col-
on'l' or MI k,sos.' but alNuys then
and TOR many years aitcrward simply
as the Bn@s" ne was very sham.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-10-26
BcuediCtiOn.
IT'S EQUAL DON'T EXIST.

No one has ever made salve, oint-
ment or balm to compare with Buck
lens Almica Salvc. It's the one per-
feet healer Of Cuts, Corns, Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers,
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores, Chapped Hands or Sprains
it's supreme. Unrivaled for Piles.
Try it. Only 25c at all druggists.
10-5-4t.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-10-26
NEARLY $4,000 RECEIP|IIsl


From the ofnce OIL the secretary OF
state the report Of business done
there during the month OF Septem- /,
Der has been made. 1t shows tho
total receipts Of the department. OF
state for the one month amounted
to $4,9S5.30. The resident .corpo,.
ration fees were the greatest of any.
$1,000. The largest fee from such a
source came from the Mecca Collier !.
les Company, Charleston, which was
capitalized at $25O,0OO The noif :
resident corporations chartered num-
Dered ten and the biggest fee was re:
celFed from the Acme Cooperative
Brick and Tile Co., Of Webster City.
iowa. This concern was capitlized
half million. Twelve CORPORA
tons increased their capital, while
three others decreased theirs and
ltour foreign corporations were au4'
thorHcd OF do business in this state
The items included in the report
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-10-26

The st. Louis Browns certainly
came back" when they defeated the
Cardinals IN the post season series.
In the spring series the Cardinais
won seven straight games from the
Browns,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-10-26
Chorus:

Yes, we'll gather at the river,
The beautiful, the beautiful river.
Gather with the saints at. the river,
That flows by tho throne Of God.
On the margin Of the river,
Washing up the silver spray
We will walk and worship ever,
On the happy, golden day.
Soon wei reach the silver river
Soon our pilgrimage will cease,
soon our happy hearts will culver,
With the melody Of peace. Chorus.
On the happy, golden day, Chorus:
Bcuediction.
Now, the blessing of God Al
mighty, the Father, the Son and
the Holy Spirit, be with you and
remain with you always. Amen!
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-10-26

Shall gather at the River
Where bright angels feet trod?
With its crystal tide forever,
Flowing by the throne of God.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
kohlsaat Faces Prison Rather
Than Violate Conf
fidencc.
MONEY USED IN ELECTION
Says 100000 Was Spent, but
Refuses to Name His
Informant.
Taft Story Denied

Washington. March 20.-prompt
dcninl wna made here To-day by
friends of President Taft Of the re-
port from Springfield, H., TINT Mr..
TAFT had Joined with Senator Al
drlch in urging the election Of VIII
liam Iorimcr to the United Stntes
senate. Edward Vines, a Chicago
iumbermnn, mt the Lorimer herring
In Springfield yesterday, tentIfcd
That Senator AIdrich hnd told him
Mr. Taft Trns anxious that HIr. Lori
MGR should he selected. 1t was
sfntcd here to-dny TINT similar
report became current last Sertem-
her, and that the President then, in
q letter to IN Illinois friend, cute
Eoricnlly denied the .tntemcnt. I'm
TINT letter tho President mntd with
other thinRs that che rumor. report
or statement TINT cannciu,isl. lent
the weight Of the administration
10 the election OF I.Orimer IN wholly
untrue"
Friends of the President anII To.
day that Mr.. Taft had exprc<sc,i the
hope thut the de1.ilOrk In Eil!iu,f.
would he broken and senator
elected. hut that TINT wna as far n.
he had gone.
Former Senator Al,irIch tn-duy
declined to discuss the testimony cf
Mr. Hines.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
Ashland News Notes
/ Special to The Times-Disnatch1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Ashland. Va. March Miss Mary
peak, Of Washington. is the guest of
Miss Edythe White.
from visit to Lynchburg.
Mrs. Louise Page is the guest Of
Mrs. J. II. Hoofnagle.
y. NJ. Jordan OF Florence. S. c., was
here Monday visiting friends.
Harry Rove, OF Randolph Macon
home In Hampton.
Mrs. Muller OF Baltimore. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Day.
Miss Harriet Campbell. who has been
the guest or Mrs. Henry Carter. Is now
in Richmond
Mrs. Hugh Denoon and son, Charles.
were recent guests of Mrs. 3. NJ Shep-
herd. II
Mrs. Bronstein and little daughter
have returned to the Henry Clay Inn
from visit to Washington.
Mrs. Meade Addison was the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. William Jones. on
Misses Madeline Bigger and Kitty
Vaughan. Of Richmond. who were
Weekend guests Of Mrs w L. Foy,
have returned home
Mrs. c. c. Bridges and Miss Arlene
Bridges returned Sunday from visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Hutchings. in
Saranac Lake. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams were
guests on Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs. Tate
Chencry at the Henry Clay Inn.
Mrs. Villa nj Hale. OF Alton. is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Clyde Barnes
DR.. Il. L. Blackwell gave delightful
lecture on Tennyson princess" be-
fore the Woman's Club this afternoon.
visiting his daughter, Mrs Herndon
Gathright
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
mo PEACE UNLESS
|. DIAz STEPS DOWN
(Continued l7rom Virst Page.l


Il by The United states dccIa r1nl: q TGo
that the United States awaits ONLY the
slightest preteXt to intervene
On the other hand. the representa-
fvcs of the united Mexican govern
ment IN the United states pretend that
u Inc Mexican government III its con
duct OF warfare has not compiled with
'ne international code in its treatment
OF the rcvolntonlsts 1t has dealt with
them as bandits because they are one
niles OF the United states as Nell as
of the Diaz administrations
1t is Well known that tho govern
ment of General I1iaI alleged that The
vigilance OF tho United states on tho
Mexican frontier was not effective in
preventing the passage OF provisions.
arms and munitions of war to the
rcvolutionists. Yet when the govern
ment OF the United states modified
troops on the border with the purpose
among other things. to double its ,Igi-
lance and 10 satisfy the demands Of
the government of Mexico. then that
government .mmediatel c:.!cd to
heaven. and BY means OF its press ere
ated tho impression that the United
states was about TO invade Mexico
All this is with the Deliberate idea
81 crushing the revolution and remain
ms in power. Tho anti-.American SEN
timent is entirely artificial. ,nanufac-
tured by the government Of Diaz. The
sentiment ,sl that really exists is the SEN
ument against the government OF Diaz
and the system. whose fan is indis-
pensable for the establishment OF
peace and of justice and liberty for
MeSicans and foreigners within the
confines of the rcDublic"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
BRISTOL BANKS
AGREE ON MERGER
Deal Will Save Dcpositors Of
One Institution Costly
Litigation.
Especial to 'rho Times Dispatch.

sr!stol, Va, March 2a-Dcpos'tors
having DEPOSITS assrcsa,ing s375.ooo
We're spared tho expense Of long and
costly litigation this afternoon when
by an agreement between the directors
OF the First National Bank OF Eristol
and those OF Tic Citizens Bank OF
Bristol, the bus,nsss Of the Citizens
Eank. now In receivcr's hands. was
merged with the l''!rst National This
bank Will be ready 10 pay dcpoai;ors
OF the Citizens Bank and they may de-
niand, within ten days
The directors of the First National
Inquired carefully into the assets Of
the closed bank. and besides being CON
vinccd that they wee satisfactory
within themselves as d prcca utionary
measure required and received an in
dcmnity bond of $4,000 from the di-
rcctors of the Citizens Bank The deal
gives the utmost satisfaction 10 the
business community. and removes any
danger OF a financial panic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30

Springfield. Ill. March .c.-h II.
hohisaat. publisher of the Chica go
Record Herald told the senate Invest.
eating Committee TO day that ne knew
100000 had been used 70 procure the
election Of William Lorimcr to the
United States Senate. He refused to
give the committee the source of his
informa ton. Notwithstanding the COM
miitee has the power to imprison him
because OF his refusal
When Mr.. Eohlsaat was frs, called
- the stand he vas asked where ne
obtained his information on which he
wrote an editorial saying 100000 had
been raised TO elect Lor,ncr.
Mr. kohlsaai declined 10 answer a
number Of questions flc said he could
not violate a confidence.
Attorney Healy put direct questions
70 him. asking If his informant hau
SAID he was asked for 10000
Il decline TO answer" he said
did ne say that nine other men had
bean asked for $4,000 cach?"
y refuse 10 answer
rs he q resident OF ChicaEo?''
Il decline to answer"
lis he alive now
.'tIc IS"
WOULD you denounco any ci,izen
Who takes the stand you have taken
here" asked Senator Burton.
Would Not Niulntr Confidence.
Nny man Who wiii violate a con
fdence is not worth snap would
no, let by cour, reporter violate a
confidence No newsparer man can
violate a confidence. That is my code
Of morals4'
"lou have been demanding This IN
Nesiisauon ana non you refuge 10 aid
ns?"
Il aprrcciate The position butI viii
MOI violate this confidence concluded
Mr. kohisnat
The committee teen wcn, into oxccu-
tive conference Every onc except SIR.
Eohisaa', Attorney Heaiey and mem
hers or the committee were ordered OF,
OF the room.
The questions were again put TO Mr.
l<oh!saat in this secret session. Again
he refused absolutely TO answer.
The doors we're then rcopcncd and
Mr. kohlsaat was given a third op-
portunity 10 answer the questions Of
tic committee. This he again refused
10 DO.
ST this juncture the committee took
q recess until $50 o'clock ;his after
noon. Mr.. koh!saat was excused un-
Ill 10 o'clock THURSDAY morning
Mr.. * ohlsaat was informed 5y the
committee that It's members had agreed
tina. he must answer the questions re-
Earding the money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
JUDGE Y. j. POPE DEAD
Was Former Chief Justice Of South
Carolinn ~

Was Former Chief Justice Of South
Carolina Supreme Court.
Newberry. S. c.. March 29--F'ormer
Chief Justice Young John Pope, OF the
state Supreme Court. died here this
afternoon. aged seventy
Judge Pope was born at Newberry.
lie was educated here and at Furman
University. Greenville. He fought
throughout the Civil War and at its
close was assistant adjutant OF Ker-
shaw's brigade. At the close Of the
war ne became district Judge. For one
year he was q member Of the House
OF Representatives. In 1890. ,Iudpe
Pope beca me Attorney General and
the following year he was elected asso-
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court.
which position he held until his elnua.
lion to the chief iusticeship. About two
years ago Judge Pope resigned because
OF h1H advanced ago - 1850 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
VIII Clnsc I-ritluy.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch. |
Buckingham, Va. March oa-'rhc
market for the sale Of tobacco at
Dillwyn closes on the 3lst Although
the manager OF this market w n. Nc
Geehce, lost about $500 in the bank
failure at AlcNandria. he has had a
l,3lS,39: pounds of tobacco and given
g general Satisfaction to all concerned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-30
Tru.kctt Found Guilty.

Independence. Kan, March 2e-A a.
Iruskett, seventy years old. a wealthy
business man OF, Caney. Kan. t0-nigh.
WAS found guilty Of numbering ]. y. s
Medley, a millionaire oil operator of
Lima. Ohio, The jury was out twenty
seven hours: The verdict was second
degree murder Hfl