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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
SP AIN NO ASYLUM
FOR MONARCH|STS
Will Not Permit Preparation OF
Attack on Portu-
gal.
TROOPS RUSHED TO BORDER
Finally Convinced That Refugees
Are Planning Hostiities,
Government Acts.

Lisbon, Portugal, July 29.-Spain is
taking measures to break up the mon
hrchist preparations in Galicia spain.
which are being made against the re-
public of Portugal. and. as the Portu-
Euese government now believes. will
ondeavor in good faith to dispense the
Monarchist recruits confscate their
supplies of arms and prevent the or
Sanization of a raid into Portugal.
Foreign Minister Machado stated to-
day that these assurances had been re-
viewed from the spanish government
and added
Madrid has for some time consid-
cred the Portuguese monarchists in
Spain near the border as inofrensivc
persons, merely hnding nasylum from
the troubles IL. their own country. Now
spain Is convinced that these refugees
are planning hostiiities against tho re-
puhlic. thus misusins the privileges oil
asylum.
Whenever the Portuguese arc found
tn lodging near the frontier they are
ordered by The government to remove
10 the interior OF Spain. The civil
guard on the Galician boundary has
been Increased by about 1000 men, and
is cooperating with the Portuguese
troops against persons who cannot sat
asfactorily explain their reasons for
crossing the line"
Replying to an inquiry as to why
il was thought necessary to have TO-
600 Portuguese troops on the northern
boundary While further achievements
are being sent out, the minister said
that the government was determined
10 cut off all irregular communication
between and separate completely the
Conspirators without from the con-
spirators within the republic.
Asked how long the newspaper cor
respondents. who have gathered hero
from other countries. would have to
wait probably for the projected in
Vasion. Senior AIachado replied with
some feeling:
IF you wait for that you will die
here. The monarchists have no pro-
gram and do not represent national
aspiration. The monarchy is dead and
IS kept in It's coffin by the lively recol-
lection of the people Of its incapaci
utilities. No. Portugal has had enough
OF the select UNFIT"
The minister said he was pleased
that the United States had been the
iirst power TO give fun recognition to
the republic No other power, he add
I'd. has yet done this.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
GENERAL FIGHT.
IN COURTROOM
ES-Congressman Bellamy Re-
sents Passing OF Lie
to Him.
ATTACKS ATTORNEY GRANT
Latter Draws Knife, but Melee
Is Stopped Before Damage
is Done.
Especial to The Timcs-pispatob +,


Wilmington. n. c.. July 2s.-In the
superior Court here to- day, l.. NJ. Sand.
I'm, Il well-known white man. was
placed on trial for his life, charged
with killing his wife Sandlin p,eads
mat nc was insane at the time of tho
homicide and is insane now. The
case is being hard fought. :, brilliant
array of counsel being retained to AS
SYST in the prosecution. 1t was fo,,,d
impossible to complete the jury to-day
so many people having EXPRESSED :,
positive opinion of the prisoners guilt
curing the course of the trial q
nehted colloqny took place between
hN-Congressman John D. Bcllamy n,
counsel Tor the State. and l. CLAYTON
Grant Young attorney represortinr
'he defendant. during which H.. lattnr
charged the former with telling an
"hiruth After court, but in ~.
presence of the Judge. EN- -Conrressman
hruamy attacked young Grant. hit.inr
"'ih IN the eye. a general melee oc
cured. and son of MIR. Bcilalnv also
attacked Grant. Then Grant drcw 4,
Knife and attempted To stab him ~,
terference saved further nghtinr an,
POSSIBLY serious damage All attorrc-.
afterwards dsclaimcd any djsrosno,,
for the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
DIES FOR DOUBLE MURDER
SLAYER of Wifc's Fnthcr md Stcprothcr
LIS Elcctrocuted.

Columbus. o. July 22.--Cietus \.
Willaman, who killed his wife; father
and stcpmothcr, Mr.. and Mrs. W. y.
Rooms, in Stark county. was electro.
cuted in the Ohio Pcnitentiary here
shortly after midnight last night.
Attended by his guards ana about
twenty physicians, Willaman WIS
marched to the electric chair at i2:02
y. NJ lust before the electric current
was turned on he cNclaimed
God have mercy on "a sinrcr"
After two applications of The current
the condemned man was pronounced
dead
1t was tho theory of tho state that
Willaman killed his wifc's parrnti N
in order to come into possession of
their property. He was about thirty
years old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
SUMMER INSTITUTE
CLOSES ITS SESSION
Closing Examinations Are Taken by
1913 Teachers-Prored to BE Very
Successful Normal.
tSpecial 10 The Times-pispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Fredericksburg, Va, July 29.--The
Summer Institute. which has been in
session in this city for the past month.
closed Friday. One hundred and nine
ty- three teachers took the closing ex
aminations. This was one of the most
successful normals ever held in this
city.
The Fredericksburg Fire Department
will attend the Firemen's Convention,
which will be held in Newport News
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip N. Stern and Mrs
Thomas S. She herd. of this city, sailed
from Dover Saturday for New York
after spending several months travelling
in Europe.
Work was begun Saturday on the
road leading from this city TO Chan
cellorsville, in Spotsylvania county.
Eight miles of this road will be i'm
proved similar to that which runs from
this city to Spotsylvania. which i'm
provement has just been completed.
The bridge over Hazel Run, near this
city. which recently was completed. has
been opened for travel.
The remains OF Vivian, the two-ycar-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin C. Perry.
who Died in Washington Friday. were
brought to this city Saturday and
taken to Salem Church. in Spotsylvania
county, for interment. This is the sec
ond death in that family within two
weeks. they having lost a little girl
last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
WILL CARRY CASE
TOSUP RENE COURT

Washington, d. c.. July 29.-The
government Will appeal TO the Supreme
Court the Hartman merger suit which
was decided in favor of the railroads
by the United States circuit Court at
st. Louis
Attorney General Wickersham to-
day directed {. a. Severance. the gov
ernment's special counsel in the case,
to prepare the appeal and file it as
quickly as possible.
Although the government has a year
in which TO perfect its action to the
higher court. the Department of Jus
tlcc intends TO hurry the suit.
Opinions have been expressed IN
some quarters that the government
appeal would be only routine mat
ter in order TO have the questions in
volved decided by the highest court.
at the Department of Justice. how
ever, it is said the government is APP
pealins the case in the hope of win
ming it. Mr.. Severance has reported
TO the Attorney-General that he be-
licves the government has good
chance.
II has been suggested to the de-
partment that the outcome of the Har-
riman merger suit might have some
bearing upon the great holding com
pany which it has been reported. IS
to lie organized for the New York
Central lines. Attorney General Wick
ersham. however, said the proposed
New York Central Company matter
has not yet been called to his atten-
ton and would cypress no opinion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
HARDLUCK BESETS
YOUTHFUL COUPLE
Mingled Romance and Disaster
in Marriage of James Leary
and Cora Crider.
lspeclaI to The Times pfs patch. !

lSpeclai 10 The Times Dfspatchl
Harrisonburg, Va. July 2a...From
Elkton comes an unusual story Of ro-
nance hard luck ana disaster
Week ago William .Leary. son of
James Leary. of West Rockingham
eioped to Hagerstown with pretty Cora
triher the iourteen-ycar- daughter
oi stewart Crider. we'll known farm
er OF the Dry Run section With
barely money To make the trip. they
reached their destination, secured
license and were married Then their
troubles began.
With empty pockets. William Leary
hurried letter home to his object
ing parents, breaking the news of the
wedding. and begging for their for
eiveness, and enough money to take
them back home
The parents. partly relieving. mailed
letter with a certain amount of
cash therein The blissful couple
started homeward. boarding the Nor
folk and Western. hut at Shenandoah
City, another financial crisis was
reached,
Placing his youthful bride on the
passenger tHarin bound for Elkton,
l-eary yesterday betook himself to a
freight intending to join his bride a
few hours later in Elkton. Then came
the disaster.
Just before reaching Elkton. Leary
at late hour last night. jumped from
the fast-moving freight. hoping to
land safely and walk the rest OF the
distance to f;lkton. In jumping from
the car Leary landed on his face and
/ was thrown partly under the moving
freight. The wheels ground off n por-
ton of his foot, leaving him there in
the darkness with his face and Shout.
der fearfully bruised and Injured.
he bleeding boy half-crawled and
half-walked to Elkton, where he told
| his story, sought medical assistance
| and sent for his bride. To-day they
arc at tho home of Joseph Hammer
AS soon as they can hear from their
! parents they will return to their home
| in West Rockingham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
SCHOOL TEACHER
is IN TR OUBLE
Declares That Charge Is Trump
ed Up in Attempt to
Blackn1ail.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]


Roanoke, Va. July 29.-News had
reached here that Professor C. B.
Perkins. a teacher in the Honaker
High School. In Russell county. is in
Jail in Sterling. Col. charged with an
attempted crime against an eight,
year-ol girl at that place. His bond
Is placed at $1,000, He writes his wife
that he is innocent OF the charges, and
that he fell in the hands OF bad man
who thought he. Perkins) had money.
and that the charge was brought In
an attempt to blaakmail The people
in Russell county do not believe that
Perkins is guilty He is highly thought
Perkins secures bail he will remain
in jail until November, when the case
will be called
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
SPEAKS AT GATE CITY.
Hon. William A. Jones Addresses vot-
ers In Advocacy of Candidacy.

Hon. William a. Jones Addresses NOt-
ers in Advocacy of Candidacy.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Gate City. Va. July 29.-Hon. will
liam =. Jones addressed an audience
Of 800 people here this afternoon. He
spoke for two hours. and was listen
ed to eagerly throughout. He enter
ed into full discussion of Senator
Martins tariff votes. alleging that they
violated the Democratic platform, and
challenged Martin and his supporters
to show q single instance in which his
(Jones's) vote was not in strict accord
ance with the party platform. He
read and discussed at length the
Thompson letters. charged that Mar
tins supporters were indnstriously try
ing to keep voters from hearing him,
and closed with an appeal to the in
dependent and boss bborring manhood
Of Scott county"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
BARS BLACK HAND EVIDENCE
Judge refuses Ia Allow II In pcrls,nx
ErankIIn Trial M Erie In

Erie, Pa July 2a-in the Perkins.
franklin trial Judge Orr ruIsd
mat the defense could not in,roduce
testimony tending to show that Thos
-. !,empsey was connected with the
ccivcd by Charles !. strong. 4 NUN.
ner OF character Witnesses were then
cNamihed among them MayoY Villa m
y, mage M Pittsburg. former Judge
former Judge W. y. Wallace. of Law
renee county.
The defense then rested, and Wit
ncsses were called TO show that Wood.
the expert. had sought cmplovment
from tho government in the case he
Tore submitting his services on hand
writing to the defense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
MAKES BOAST GOOD
At COST OF LIFE
Drinks Pint of Whiskey at One
Time-Found Dead
Later.
Especial to The Timcs-plsnotcb

IazewelI, Va, July 2g.-John Puo-
kett. a white man about thirty wears
old. boosted yesterday that he could
drink pint of whiskey without taxi
Ing the bottle from his lips Tho fea,
was accomplished yesterday, and his
body was found lying on a hillside,
about fifteen miles west OF here, where
no had fallen dead some time during
the night. lie leaves a wife and four
children,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Manchester
National Bank

Capital $500. 800, 10000
Surplus .......... 100000
A strong local bank, under the Ma.
tionel system, situate in the bushes.
centre OF South Richmond.
Bring us your business; yor will be On
tireiy satisfied with the results. Every
courtesy extended. whether your aceoun,
be large or small.
OFFICERS.
w. L. WALTERS, President.
A. A. ADKINS. ce-presdent.
D. c. BALLARD. Cashier.
". ]. FISHER. Asst. Cashisn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
CAMP Align STILL
EXC|TES INTEREST.
Southsidc Politicians Making
Hard Fight Now to Win in
Primary.

with little less than six weeks ra.
manning before The Chesterfield county
democratic primary, the aspirants for,
ouicc VIII be settling down into tbo
uoihe stretch this week and beginning
tho last grind of the unusualiv lont.
campaign. Although the county elen,
ton contests this far have been RON
quoted rather quietly, partisan.bI,
runs hign. and record breaking hal
iot VII! probably be polled on Septem-
Der z.
For kccnness and interest IN. coun.
" records hardly furnish parable, tn
the iour -cornered race between Messrs
Nasiand' Woodhn. Walker and Goode
Tor tho Office OF county treasurer
These four candidates from d,0eron,
sections of the county have lincd III
behind them the strongest sunnor,or.
ana the final count Is expected TO shov,
all four closely punched, Tho ,heoro,
OF stump speaking has tended to mako
inc race quiet. but there has been 40
nnch man TO man activity by the can
alaates and their friends that public
interest has never Jagged SIM ~
day when the candidates annou,co,,
themselves.
Senatorial Race
Just al this time II would sae,, 49,.
inc race between Senator ]. q. wal.
kins and Ex-senator Josepb u ss,
Tor the seat in the State Senate fror,
'he sixteenth District VIII ccTlpse ,ba
othcr contests in the county Ro,h
men are remarkably popular. senator
watkins having once defeated his IN
ponent without any other cany,s.ino.
than his announcement The ra.en.
trance OF Air Sadler into the political
nteln mas brought oid-time supporters
hooking to his standard with coma
dence OF sweeping all before them
MT Sadicrs announcement has al.n
been the signal for Senator Watkins
TO begin his canvass. which up TO mi.
Hihe mao been unnecessary ns IL nm
peared that Senator Watkins wo,,Is
be returned without opposition.
Judge Gregory and Haskins Hobsor
nave each covered the entire co,,n,,.
several times and worked ,n,,r,,,a,,.
In the interest of their candidacy Ro,I
men appear confident of success. and
10 the Impartial observer they seern.
TO be running neck and neck
Campbell Against Toney.
South Richmond is Just now the
scene OF one @of the most determined
and unrelenting campaigns in wears.
with NJ a. Campbell and D. l.. Toney
hshting for the seat In the House OF
delegates. which the Richmond Demo-
cratic leaders have apportioncd 10 that
ward.
The next meeting OF the Washington
Ward Democratic Club will no doubt
develop still greater interest In this
race. as the two candidates are ex4
pected to be present and address the
members. There is considerable feeling
mixed in this campaign. which feature
always seems to increase the public
keenness In an election. The few
weeks that are left of the campaigu
will be filed with hard work for both
men. most of 1t being put in on tho
Richmond side. where the two South
siders are not well known. Either
one. to be elected must poll a large
vote In Richmond. as the Washington
Ward vote will be so hopelessly split
that neither man can expect to caps
ture n large majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Repair PernnIta

Repair Permits.
The following repair permits wers issued
in the office Of Building Inspector Beck yes
terday morning.
Louis Hankin, to repair brick dwelling
1928 Hull Street. $3.50
J. d. Reynolds, to repair frame dwelling,
1908 Floyd Avenue. $3.50
E. A. Swami. to repair frame dwelling.
200 Taylor street. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

pressed brick with heavy plate glass
windows of the latest style The en-
tirc building Is OF brick and iron.
Day In the Churches
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09

Mrs, II. J. Mcvicker is visiting rel
atives and friends in HALEY this
week.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09
RTCHFIELD LEADS

The Richfield Tract seems to be
taking the leead in land sales this
winter Mr.. T. B Brush, the pop
ular banker and real estate dealer
ichfield, was in the cunty seat
Saturday and in respnse I an in
quiry aDut the real estate mai RI 9
stated that mis- firm was making
sales right along and that the chan
cesfor the spring trade in this line
We're splendid. He had ust closed
a deal in which the and sold for
$4,000 an acre 1t was taken for
granted that this land was located
near Richfield. This represents a
bonus of rs dollars an acre over
the original price, and the man who
made that increase even including
improvements can have little to
grumble over lin any other countr
than irrigated Idaho it would be
heralded something wonderful,
The building Of the new railroad
which S scheduled for this season
by the Oregon Short Line will un-
doubtedy result in raising prices
for cal estate in both town and
country .--Shoshone oJurnal
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09

C. NJ. FERREE & CO,
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09
RICHF1ELD ROMANCE

A little girl tiptoed her way into
the library; her father once more
was reading the charge of our only
Teddy up San Juan Hill. With a
dreamy look in her innocent eyes.
asked her papa if our next door
neignDor is a foot bali play en- u
dearie dc you wish TO know? Why
papa his face is all scratched up
and his hair looks fright No,
dearie, Mr.. Blank shaves himself an'
has his hair cut in Shoshone. But
papa you do not look that way.
have my work done by our own up
to-date barber in Richfield.
Moral That is what l will do
when l grow up to be big man.
JIMMY BRITT, That's Ne.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09
GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP.

For sale, Soldiers homestead land
Scrip, in 40, so and 100 acre pieces.
Guaranteed to receive Patent Title
without delay to any government
land. Subject to homestead entry
without residence or improvement
lands. Cost less to acquire title,
than to homestead and wait years
for title Easy terms.
C. NJ. FERREE & CO,
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09

For Sale--TWo Buff Orphington
cockrels, also eggs for setting in
season. Lloyd Layne.
f. L. Parker and family of North
/ Yakima, Washington, arrived in the
city the latter part of last week to
make their future home. They viii
raise some fine chickens the COM
ing season, having brought witt
them some thoroughbred Buff Rock
chickens. Mr.. Parker is a brother
in-law of Mr. Draggoo 5 $50
Harve O'Neil went ut to the hall
way house Thursday evening and if
he went all the way like he started
he made the trip about as quickly
as it was ever made. He was dris.
the McVicker black cam and when
he left town they were going on the
run and all Harve could do was to
hold the lines and watch them run
The most interesting game-of bas-
ket ball that has been played in Risi
field this season was played Tues
day evening between two home team
The game was a tie at the end
Of the second half and when it was
played off the Insurgents were vic
torious by a score of 35 to "a The
following players were the victors;
Earl Fowler, Hugh Fowler. Victor
Jacobson Jack Haines and Tiny
Williams
The services at the church will be
the regular hurs next Sunday The
sacrament the Lords supper will
be administered at the incoming ser
vice and the church will be opened
for the reception of new members.
Let all who desire to unite with the
church, either on probation, profess
sion or faith or by certificate come
and let us be united The subject
fir Sunday night will be one of in
terest and profit. The church gen
orally speaking, was full last Sun
day night, bit there was vacant
seat two in front Let few more
come next Sunday night and fill
those seats. Where are you, dur
ing the hours of Sunday school and
the young peples meeting?---R. G.
Williams, pastr.
C. w. Tage, of the Merchantmen
Linotype Co., with headquarters at
San Francisco, and by the way, Mr.
Tage is the gentleman who sold tn. [
Recorder its linotye last summer, I
was in the city Sunday to see how
the machine was running. There is
very few companies selling ma
chinery Of any kind that take the
trouble to accommodate their patrons
enough to send a man around the
entire state to see if the machinery
is giving satisfaction after being in
stalled for year or more. This
inspection service is given free, and,
no doubt is very expensive for the
Linotype company. The Recorder
Junior has given excellent satisfac-
ton. 1t is not only a wonderful
time-saver over the old method OF
setting type by hand, but we are
able to get out much better paper
n every way and at less expense
han formerly
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09

Seymour "a little blufHy) = The
Windsor estate sold for 10000.
Ashley-Well what if it did
Seymour-What if it did? Didn't
you tell me the purchaser had gotten
1t for a mere song?
Ashley-Certainly l did, and my
statement was correct. McKomposier
bought that estate, and paid the ex-
act amount he had received for his
last song
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09

To Exchange: Good Seattle prop
erty to exchage for property or
near Richfield. Send particulars to
Mark Munson, 603 Pioneer Building
Seattle, Washington.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-02-09

II. j. McViccker IS in Boise on
business thisweek.
For Furnished house close
Inquire at this office
Rev. Williams transacted business
in HALEY Monday and Tuesday
There is talk creamery en-
pany being rganiezd in Richfield-
6 room house and lot for sale at
less than COSTA H. Wright.
NJ. P. Johnson transacted business
in shcshone and Gooding Wednes-
day
Doctor Balsinger attended home
talent play at Gooding Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. II. ]. Mcvicker is visiting rel
atiyes and trends in HALEY this
week.
For rent-Large buildgin suitbale
for ware house store etc.-A. H.
Wright.
Mrs. P. NJ. Beers has been on
the scick list this week, but is now
improving.
A representative of the Globe
otical company Of Boise was in the
city Wednesday
Tw Mexicans passed thrugh twn
Thursday enrute Mexis, where they
intend jining the insurgents.
A. H. Wright has been appinted
agent fr the Nrthwestern Mutual Fir
Insurance cmpany fr this city.
Secretary Essley of the Idaho r.
rigation company, transacted bust
ness in Dietrich the first of the
week
Notice-AIl persons desiring to
purchase st cokpurchase stok hogs
are requested to call on VIM. strunk
at once
The Athletic Association held an
other meeting Wednesday evening,
but have not yet completed their or
ganization.
NJ. P. johnson this week sold to c
w. Caffall, of Salt Lake City, twenty
acres of land four mileswestoftown
Consideratcn 5000
The members oht fhe Ladies Aid
who were in the blizzardlast week
are none OF them suffering any bad
effects from their experience.
The entertainment given by Ye
Olde Towne Quartette at the church
Tuesday evening was well attended
and was appreciated by all present.
q. T. Speilman was in the city on
business Thursday from his ranch
near the Magic Reservoir. He II
ports about foot OF snow out there
yet
G. NJ. Reason who has been run
ming the Strunk dairy this winter,
has rented the Park houes on Ban
mock street and will mve the firs
next week
Miss Ava Mcmahon celebrated her
birthday Thursday evening by enter
tanning few riends. An enojya-
BILE evening is reported by those
who attended