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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
HoN0RS FOR NAMES DEAD
bodies VIII BE Drought Home on
Navy's Newest Vessels

Washington, December 2I--while
the Navy Department has not takcn
under iinal consideration the question
OF which vessels of the Atlantic fleet
will be sent to Havana harbor to bring
back to the United States the remains
Of those found in the wrecknge of the
Inflated battleship Maine. II is be-
hered that the two newest vessels
OF the navy. the Florida aud Utah, will
De assigned to that duty
These two vessels will soon go to
galveston, TEX, where they will re-
main until January is, on which date
they will sail 10 join the fleet ~
Guanthnamo. If the bodies arc ready
for shipment about that time it is
probable these vessels will bring them
back. One vessel VIII carry the bodies,
while the other will act as n convoy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
COMMISSION APPOINTED
VIII Determine sanity OF Mnn Win

Trenton. y. j. December 2l.--Uoon
application Of state Prison Keeper
osborne, Judge Gnchtel, OF the Mercer
COUNTY Court. to-day appointed two
physicians as special commission To
pass upon the sanity of James j. Gal
lnsher. who is serving n twelve year
sentence at the prison in connection
Win the attempted assassination OF
Mayor Gaynor. of New York a fc;y
months ago. as he was about to sail
for Europe. 1t is said that Gallagher
Is suffering from parcsis. and will
probably not live moro than a wear
Keeper Osborne is taking the action
In order TO have Gallagher transferred
To the state Hospital for the Insane
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
InvestlEntIon I. A.,,,d.

IIuhtSVllIe, Ma, December FLA
movement aiming at Federal investiga
tion OF the Southeastern Tariff Asso-
citation to ascertain If II is a trust
controlling insurance rates has been
started In several Alabama cities: It
Is said the association nyxs rates ar
hitrnrily and those Interested believe
rates should be lower. Local munich i.
pal insurance commissioners have
adopted resolutions calling upon the
State Acknowledgement and Attorney
General Wickersham FOR Immediate in
yestigatlon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
ANARCHY IN MACEDONIA
Chri1tinna organizing Bands with
Object of KILLING Turks.

London, December 2l.-A dispatch
from Salonica, European Turkey. to n
London news agency. reports conii-
ton OF anarchy throughout Macedonia.
Murder pillaEe and brigandage are
rife. Travel In the country districts
is safe only for large armed parties.
Twenty-seven assassinations have oc-
Cured within the last month within n
two hours journey OF Salonica, all the
victims being Greeks
The Christians. finding IL Impossible
to obtain redress. are organizing bands
with the object of killing the Turks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
SUGGEST DRASTIC CHANGES
chicago Civil Service Commission MIKE,
nep0rt ON police Dcnurtmcnt

kHs
Report ON Police Department,
ohicaso. December 2l.-"There is. and
mas been for years, a connection he
tween the Chicago Police Department
ana tho criminal classes OF the city,"
says a preliminary report to Alayor
Carter ii. Harrison, made tonight nv
the city Civil Servie Commission. which
mas conducted an exhaustive eXamina-
'ion OF the Police Department.
othel pointed and direct charges arc
made In tho commissions report. and
drastic changes In the administration
ana organization of the department
are recommended. Among the asser-
tions are these:
That bipartisan political combine
or ring exists. by and through which
the connection between the polica and
criminal classes is fostcred and main
tained.
That to such connection may be
charged great part of the iucincicncy
characterization and lack of discipline
existing in the department"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
NOT IMPLICATED IN SUIT
Waltham Company Will Not be Az
fected by Government,s Action.

"aifham Company Will Not Dc Az
fected by Governments Action.
Boston. December 21.-The Wnltham
watch Company is not implicated in
eminent In the United States Cir
cult Court at Philadelphia against the
keystone Watch Case Company, ar
cordins 10 statement made to-day
by T. G. Fitch, of Boston, president
of the Waltham Company. The Kew
stone Company Is alleged by the gov
eminent TO be monopoly in restraint
of trade under the Sherman antitrust
law.
Mr.. Fitch asserted that in the watch
movement business there was now n
healthy competition.
1t is absolutely impossible no
said. that we can be affected by the
action of the Federal government.
since We are not connected with the
Keystone Company except by CON
tract"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
SPENDS NIGHT IN PRISON
Governor of Tennessee Then Declare,
Reforms Are Necessary.

Reforms Are Necessary.
Nashville, Tenn, December ol-A
night in the State Penit entiary here
convinced Governor Hooper that re-
forms were necessary in the State
prison system. The Governor submit
ted to the deprivation of his liberty
last night SO that he might observe
more closely the condition OF convIcts
who had asked Christmas pardons, aad
to-day announced he would grant sew
eral conditionally. lie said in the
spring the stripes would be taken of
all convicts except incorrigiblcs, and
that n prison school would be started.
He is urging the addition of indeter-
inmate sentence and the parole SEN
tence, and is working for law which
will give prisoners dependent relatives
some benefits from their work in pris-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
For MEMORIAL TO INDIANS
Bills for fJ0O,OOO Museum Introduced
In COnKreHh.

Washington, y. c.. December FL
The erection of a 100000 memorial
and museum to honor and perpetuate
the life and customs of the American
Indians Is proposed In bills which
Senator Curtis and Representative
Carter has introduced. The bills are
i'd IDENTICAL, one being presented in the
senate and the other in the House.
The structure ia to be great Indian
museum. lin which TO safely keep such
relics of the husbapdry. art, literature
handiwork, warfare and tho chase as
may be contributed by the Improved
Order OF Red Men of the United states
and such other kindly disposed assoc
Citations and persons"
The building Is to be under the su-.
pervision Of the secretary of the In.
terror, under whose jurisdiction the
Indians come now ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
Anti-ChrIstinn Outrnres.

SOMA, December Elm the National
Assembly to-day an Interpolation was
submitted regarding the anti Christian
outraEes in Macedonia. Premier Geu-
choff announced that number of ar
rests nave been made In connection
with the 18TH massacre. and that tho
persons charged with the crime will
be court-martialed The outrage re.
Ierrcd to by the Premier occurred on
Seee moer !, when bomb was thrown
In a mosque. twelve persons bcinn
Killed and twenty injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
TAFT GOES SHOPPING
Personally Selects Number Of Christ
mus Gifts.

Washington. December 21-Prcsident
Taft. who began his Christmas shop
ping In New York, made n trip throug h
The downtown section. late to-day ami
personally selected n number OF gifts,
The Presidents objective point was
q book store, but en- route he spent
some time at il silvcrsmith's, where he
made several purchascs
The President confined his purchases
TO standard works and let the best
sellers go by.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
OFFICIALS INDICTED
Charged with Involuntary NInnsIaught-
or Dccnuse of Dnm Dfnnstcr.

thurScu Win involuntary ManSlaug ht -
cr DccHuse of Dam Disaster.
Coudersport Pa, December 22-The
Potter county grand jury to-day re-
turned indictments against George c.
Bayless, president, and Fred n. Ham
lin, superintendent. OF the Bayless
Pulp and Paper Company. of Austin,
Pa, charging involuntary manslaugh.-
or because of the Austin dam dis
astcr on September 80 last. The grand
jury failed TO return a true bill In
the case of Michael c. Bailey, the
caretaker OF the dam. who was held
to the grand jury by Justice of the
as n witness when Bayless and Ham
lin so to trial at the March term OF
court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
Finul UItinntum.

London. December 22-The Tcheran
correspondent of the Morning Post
says that Russia yesterday presented
to Persia final ultimatum, demanding
compliance within twenty-four hours
otherwise the Russian troops now sta
toned at knsbin would advance ON
Teheran.
The National Council. says the cor
respondent has now abandoned Its pol
icy of resistance and has voted the re-
gent authority to settle In the best in
terests Of the country. The acute stage
OF the crisis Is believed to be ended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
SUGAR TRUST GIVES UP
DIsmisscs Appeal From Order Rcauir-
M N Ah.IA, NnnlSS

THE. " 10 HHUff' I1UUNN.
Washington, y. c.. December Eli
The American Sugar Refining Company
to-day made an unexpected move in
the Supreme Court, When It asked for
and secured a dismissal of its appeal
from the decision of the Federal Court
In New York that a subpoena on the
company to produce hooks for grand
jury Investigation under the Sherman
antitrust law was valid.
The dismissal OF the case leaves the
government free to proceed with the
grand jury Investigation. BY its ac-
ton to-day tho company avoided any
decision by the Supreme Court that it
was wrong in the SPECIFIC case before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
OF ALORICH
|NDORSED BY TAFT
Approves National Re-
serve Association in
Message to Congress.
ALSO IN FAVOR
OF PARCELS POST
Believes It Would Operate to
Reduce Cost Of Living-Dis-
cusses Use of Panama Canal
by American Shipping.
Makes Other Recon-
mendations.
Congress Adjourns

Washington. ID. c., December IL
10th houses of Congress adjourned
To-day for the holiday recess, and
renssemblc Mt noon Jununry 8. The
House adjourned ut .;31 p. NJ, md
the Senate at 1884 p. VI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
NEW YORK WILL MAKE BID
'Tnkcs Steps to Secure Next Democratic
XotInpaf f.nuycnfinr,

Tnkcs Steps TO Secure Next Democratic
National Convention,
New York, December 21.-A move
ment TO secure the next Democratic
with action by the Hotel Mems Asso-
citation. which appointed committee
to ask for the co-operation OF Demo.
crStic leaders In the project. The COM
to- morrow. and steps 1t is stated. will
be taken to raise Sl25.000 for tho eX !,
penses OF the convention. the date and
place of which arc to be decided by II
meeting Of the Democratic National
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
RABBIT CAUSES HER DEATH

Mother of Twelve, Trying to shoot
"bunnE." In Herself Killed
Los Angeles. Cal, December Ill
Mrs. Louise wilhelm mother OF twelve
children, instantly killed herself yes
tcrday when attempting to Shoot a
rabbit through window Of her SUI
ournan nome Tho trigger OF the rifle
weapon WAS discharged and tho bullet
entered her forehead
Mrs. Wilhelm was considered n good
fm1arksman, and seeing tina animal In
the brush, remarked to her shiIdrens
"eW will have rabbie for dinner i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
BIGEL0W FUNERAL. TO-DAY
Services Will He Held mt ST. Georges
Episcopal Church.

Episcopal Church,
New York, December 2I.-Arrangc-
ments for the funeral tomorrow ot
John BiSelow, the historian and pub
licist. were completed to-day. The
services will he held In ST Georges
Episcopal Church. and Bshop Greer
will offieiatc.
The pallbearcrs will be j. p. Morgan.
J. r. Choate, L. T. V. Randolph and
Scott Foster The Chamber OF Com
merce has appointed General Horace
Porter, Seth Low, VIM Bayard Cut
ting. Edward w. Sheldon, Frank Scott
and Frank III. Dodd TO represent the
chamber at the funeral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
LIBERALS LOSE A SEAT
Ne" solisltor-censrnl for Scotland

News Soiicitor-Genernl for Scotland
FniIa of Reelection.
London, Decemb ar 2l.-The govern
ment has lost another seat in the
House or Commons. owing to the re-
suit OF the by-election for North Ayr
shire, Scotland. y. NJ Anderson. Is. c.,
the Liberal member. returned at the
last election. had TO seek recollection
upon his appointment as solicitor gem
eral for Scotland. and was defeated by
Captain u. +. Campbell. Conservative,
by a majority of ell votes.
At the last election Mr.. Anderson
won the seat by majority of a3S
votes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
Persians Attack Russians.

St Petersburg. December 21.-Ac-
cording to reports received from the
town Of Julia, suburb of Ispahan.
Persia, the Persians to-day attacked
Il Russian detachment The firing last
cd all day and artillery took part in
the engagement.
Telegraphic communication with
Persia has been interrupted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
WOOL Biu VIII lie Fra med.

Washington. D. c. December af.-.A
WOOL bill, framed according to President
Tafts recommendations on the Tarifc
Boards report on Schedule *, viii b.,
prepared by the House Republicans on
the Ways and Means COMMITTEES. Re-
publican leaders in the senate WHO
have similar plans, suggested to-day
that tho senate and House Republicans
would get together during the Christ-S
mas recess and have It bill ready by
the time the Democrats have a meas
ure ready TO report.
Regular Republicans in tho Senate
say they vii! frame II bill that will put
the issue OF protection clearly up TO
the Progrcssives anu force them on rto
ord. The Progressive leaders retorteu
that they were already on record In
favor OF protective duty equal 20
the difference In the cost of produc; zion
here and abroad.
Some OF the Senate leaders professff
great concern as TO where this Progress.
sives would stand on tho Dcnaocratlc
wool bin, which Is sure to come over
from the House, Tho general opsniona
seemed TO be that the Progresstve Pc
publcans would take their choice Of
the two measures and use the strength
which q merger with the Democrats
would give them 10 force amendments
to the Republican hill,.s
Progressive leaders saystthey ars
anxious TO revise Schedule X at this
session OF Congress. and they promise
to usc all the practices known 10 Sem
ntc tactics TO do IL, tSl
IT seems 70 be agreed that clie Pro-
gresstves Will take no step in framina8
Ia measure now, but VII! depend UPON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
Trouble In Eeareh.

London. December 22.-The Daily
Seiesraphs Shanghai correspondent
3earB that the crisis will assume an
hnttroreign character. He saws thar
the revolutionary leaders and rnili-
tary commanders are limiting at anti
Foreign assistance to the imperial gov.
eminent In the way of loans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22
TAFT WIRES COINCIDENCE
Sends Telegram of Sympathy 10 John
Digelow's Daughter.

Wnshnston. December al.---President
Taft to-day sent tho following tele-
gram of sympathy to Miss Grace Bige-
low. daughter OF John Blgelow who
died In New York Tuesday; IT extend
to you and to your fathers family my
deep sympathy in your present sorrow
John Bigclow has been an historic
figure in his elevating influence on
public affairs for half century" &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22

Washington. December o1-Prosi
dent Taft sent another of his pro1nis
cd series OF messag es to Congress- to.
DAY rms time he dealt with cur
rency reform, Panama Canal tolls and
various governmental questions
On the subject of currency reform
ana In connection with the forthcom-
ing report to Congress OF the monetary
commission. President Taft said It was
exceedingly fortunate that tho wiso
ana undisputcd policy of maintaining
unchanged the main features OF our
banking system rendered II at once
impossible to introduce central
nank. He gave his approval to the
proposed national reserve associu ton.
AS TO the management of this assocIa-
ton. the President said this was main
~ bankers work. and the banks could
DC trusted better than anybody else
to conduct It, However. he urged that
some form of government supervision
and ultimate control should prevail,
and that the currency reform should
not be made a political issue
And trust also that the new Leg
islation Will carefully and completes
~ protect and assure the Individuality
and the independence OF each bank.
to the end that any tendency there
may may ever be toward consolidation OF
the. money or banking power Of tho
nation shall be defeated" said thu
President
Parcels Post Urged.
The Immediate establishment of u
rural parcel post was urged. Tho
PRESIDENT took the position that tho
post would not destroy tho business OF
inc country storekeeper Instead OF
doing this" he said. Il think the
change will greatly increase business
for the benctt of all. The reduction
IN the cost of living 1T Will bring about
ought to make it's coming certain"
On the subject of the Panama Cunal&
inc PRESIDENT dealt AT length with tho
question OF whether American shipping
should pay tolls. Il am very confident
that the United States has the power
10 relieve from the payment OF tolls
any part OF our shipping that Congress
deems wise" said the President I'VE
own the canal. | was our money that
built IL. We have the right to charge
tolls for its use.
Those tolls must be the same 10
every one. but when we arc dealing
with our own ships the practice OF
many governments OF subsidlzing their
own merchant vessels is SO well cstnb-
lished in general that subsidy coual
to the tolls, an equivalent remission OF
tolls. cannot be held to be Il disccimi-
nation in the use Of the canal"
Other Recommendations.
among the Presidents recommended
tons were the following:
An immediate increase Of 1000 men In
the enlisted strength OF the navy.
ABOLITION of the smaller navy yards.
Contribntory pension system for
government employees.
The elimination of all local offices
from politics.
Increased appropriation for tho COM
plction of river and harbor improve
ments along the Mississippi, the ohio
and The Missouri Rivers.
Ah extension Of the term of service
OF the spcc!al board of engineers on
the waterway from the Lakes to tho
Gulf.
Power in tho President TO remove
clerks of Federal courts for cause.
Payment OF the French spoliarion
Judgment.
Employers liability and worlSmen.s
compensation legislation called 10 tho
attention of Congress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22

pc)icious--Maplc Nut Lee Cream, the
Velvet Kind,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22

Simply elegant Fruit Bricks, Iths
Velvet Kind Ice Cream.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22

Order Fruit Brick, Tho Velvet kind
Ice Cream, ~ i5:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08
BORDER WILL NOT
BE LEFT UNGUARDED
Movement of Troops Is De
layed Until After the
Mexican Elections

The war department, while not ex-
pecting trouble in Mexico at the time
of the elections In October, is not
leaving the border unprotected. This
Is shown by the movement Of troops
from the border posts and the refusal
of the department to return some of
the regiments to their original OF other
stations.
The 2Srd infantry. stationed at Fort
Bliss, hassbeen scheduled to go to Fort
Benjamin Harrison at Indianapolis,
Ind. This post was occupied by the
10th infantry until the maneuver camp
was established. Following the break
ing up of the San Antonio camp, the
10th was ordered to Panama. This left
the indianapolis post vacant The 23rd
infantry was slated for this station,
and it was expected that the regiment
would move within one month, but it
has not been found advisable for any
troops to be removed from the border
at this time.
The fourth cavalry, now stationed
at Camp Steever on the mesa and at
Cloudcroft will likewise be held on
or near the border until after the cleo
tons in Mexico and the country has
settled down to peaceful condition.
1t is reported from Douglas that at
least three troops of the sixth cavalry
would be moved from Fort Huachuca
to Douglas to be used on the border
in case of necessity. The massing of
cavalry regiments at Fort Huachuca is
another indication that the United
States government does not intend to
leave it's back door open in case of
trouble in the republic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08
GASES SET FOR TRIAL.


The following nonjury civil cases
have been set for trial in the county
court, beginning Wednesday, Septem-
Der 13. and continuing in regular or
der:
No. 3167-Thorne VS.. Dockery.
No. 3220-Dockery Us. Thorne.
No. 3272-Walz VS.. Clardy.
No. 3296-National Investment COM
pany VS.. Reed.
No. 3316-Campbell VS.. Emery
No. 1856 American National Bank
vs. FL Paso Bank and Trust company
No. 3403-Thorne vs. Carpenter
No. 341S-Clardy VS.. Deadly.
No. 3417-Barbrick VS.. Martin
No a441-Simpson VS.. Gonzales.
No 3473-Schindler VS.. FL Paso Grain
company.
No. 34S1-Burkhalter vs. Smith.
No. 34S5-Smith vs. Gaylord
No. 3492-Goodman vs. Hernandez
No 3493-Ullman & Co. VS.. Thomas
No. 34s4HAmerican Grocery company
No. s51S-Tercero VS.. Farina ct al
No 3530-Guerra VS.. Mcintosh
No 353S-Stevens VS.. Stetter.
No. 3534-C. R. L & q. Railway
company VS.. Nations.
No. 354AEllis Bros VS.. A G. Zoe
No. s54s-stewart ct al. VS.. Losa
No. s549-Mitchell VS.. Clardy.
No. 357O-Terrazas VS.. Saenz-
No. s574-Stewart & Crawford vs.
No s5S1-Hammett VS.. Stevens.
No. 35S2=Dockery VS.. Dunno
No 35S5-Hewitt & Son vs.. Cabney.
No $685. Heffler vs-l Cabney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08
OIL EXCITEMENT IS
REVIVED IN JUAREZ
Alleged Discovery of Oil Is
Made by Sheep
herderS

Again the oil well craze has taken
Ciudad Juarez, but the wells which are
said to have been discovered near the
outskirts of the city have been dis
covered several times during the last
20 years.
The supposed oil supply was found
by herders, who have little goat herds
out on the hills and who say that the
oil covered one of the watering PLACES
where they We're accustomed to water
their goats.
The place is located about two miles
from Ciudad JuareZ. The people of
the town do not put much stress on the
report. So many times the alleged
discovery of oil and minerals has been
made and proved false that the latest
discovery, it is thought, will turn out
the same way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-08
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

has 10 it's credit more than fifty years
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merits as a curative agent During this
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makes the old feel young and keeps
the young strong and vigorous. 1t is
prescribed by doctors and is recognized
as family medicine everywhere.
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bulk. Look for the trademark, the
"Old Chemist on the label, and make
sure the seal over the cork is unbrok-
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