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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-02
AN ALARM AT NIGHT

That strikes terror at the entire
household is the loud. hoarse and me-
tallic cough Of Group. No mistaking
1t. and fortunate then the lucky par
ents who keep Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound on hand. H. W. Cassel-
man. Canton. N: Y, says: 1T is worth
Its weight in gold. Our little children
are troubled with Group and hoarse-
ness. and all W give them Is Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. I always
have a bottle Of 1t in the house." Nc
Grath's Pharmacy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-02

SATURDAY.. DEC. ?. 1915.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-02

cAltfoFnia's universal suffrage law
gives that state the distinction Of hav.
ing the Oldest new woman" She is
Mn. Electra Kennedy, 101 years old,
and when It came. time recently to reg.
ister Mn. Ksnnedy-who is known Us
Grandma" Kennedy through the e
lion Of the city In. which she. lives
scornsd the suggestion that the poll
book b brought to her home, and 81.
walked all the way to the polling booth
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-02
7heE1ectrc Signb the Sign of Salesmonshiip

friend bought the medal in. and re.
turned It to Antoinette Lix. She sol1
IL & second time.
1r 1873 her wounds mad. it impos-
stble for her to do her work as post
mistress and friends obtained for her
a.6overrn'ent tobacco snop, which as
sured her an income. In 1898 All
tottfctteT Lix fell i'll again. She soon
hetdmUe too Ill to work az all, and. she
v,ns tslken to the little hospital OF 81.
Nichoias du Port.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
''.FLY TIME" CAUSES
PREACHERS DOWNFALL

GREENWICH. CONN. Oct so.-Eu-
gene Dyerman. = blacksmith svAnga-
list, who has conducted 4 mission at
Portchsster for the past six years, Is
In the Greenwich lookup rsoovsrlng
from a protracted spree during which
he threw his wife out Of doors and
threw stones at his sons,
Dickerman lays his downfall to
shoeing bob-tailsd horses e tho mil
honaires on King street during ny
time. He had been perfectly sober
until he opened blacksmith shop
here in the millionaire colony. He
says his patrons were numerous dur
ing ny time.
HIS wife came out Of the hospital
Saturday, and he drove her ont az the
house. She has returned 70 the hAs-
pital in . serious condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
WANT PIERPONT
TO EXPLAIN CASE,

NEW YORK. Oct. 3oe-A process
server will be SAINT out tomorrow
with q subpoena commanding J. Pier
pont Morgan to appear before Referee
In Bankruptcy Peter b. Olney and
tell what he knows about tho business
OF Herman Tape. 4 Fifth avenue
mti1fner, who hnS gone tptu bank
ruptcy.
Tho papers In the case BET forth
that Tape at first testified hat when
he started In business his vito, Helen
Jaffray. from whom he u now d.
vorced. and J. Pierpont Morgan. had
each given him $1,000. Later he said
that It was a loan, and a. neither Mr..
Morgan nor his former wife appears
as creditors. It Is assumed by the at
torney that they each had q share
in the business Mr.. Morgan IL sx-
pected to explain thiy point
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
TAFT DELAYS HIS
WASHINGTON TRIP

WASHINGTON. Got. 3o.-Presi-
dent TAFT viii not return to Wash
ington until November IL. This was
announced at the White House to-
day. Mr.. TAFT had planned to come
to Washington for ono day on his
way from New York to Hot Springs,
Va. and to clean up . part Of Aocu :
mulAtsd business on his desk. But
this plan has been abandoned.
Tomorrow tho President will ar
rive In Ptttsburx. He will spend the
entire day there. and win 60 to Nor
gantown. W. Va. the day after. to
participate in the Inauguration Of the
new president Of the West virginia
University. On ThurUday TIE chief
sxc0ative VIM rewisw mo nSst in Now
York harbor.
From New York the President VIII
70 direct to Hot Springs, Va He
will remain there for four days, when
he WILL 60 to Cincinnati
After the Cincinnati trip the Presi-
6ent will make = Southern tri, OF
four days He viii 60 to Chatta-
nooga and Knoxville, Tenn, and may
visit Nashville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
PORTABLE CHURCH
d
LATEST FEATURE

WARRINGTON. Oct. 3O--Ail SoulS
lnission Of St Alban's Episcopal par
ish owns new and unique church. It
10 = portable structure. made In Sec
lions. and can b taken down ana re-
built rapidly Tor ssrvtoe from 6snAay
70 sunday In different paxts Il ths
parish.
The rector Of tha church 10 ths
Rev. J. McHF4ds SteGreek. formerly pro.
lessor q pA1issophy It 0eerIe Wash
ington Univsrsity. valuable donA-
lions to the .n1nsaon CHURCH were
made BY Witl1am NcCuAn. Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. baldwin,. ths Church e ths
Epiphany. the CAu3ch ~ the Aaosn-
sion. Raw Or, Cctten 0m1tA. and Rev.
n1- 1andc1ph % AGLjnn. The eaat-
ang eqpAe4ty - - GhnTeA n aheut
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
PULITZKl FUNERAL
PLANS COMPLETE

NEW IORNs11et- so.-Tks body of
Jossph Pulttss Ablisher OF the New
Yspk WoriA 80 81. Louis Post-Dis-
patch, who 49, p9nday on his yacht
e CalgsssaaK r. NJ. VIII arrive here
so-ma9sow Sxk11Ieun. Nunsral ssr-
vfccs VIM b asssaAt A:4o p. n. Wed
11ssday At the 81. Themnt Protestant
Ep1osopal church, H1fth avenue and
Fifty fhifA street. Intermeut Will be
In WoodiaWu Cemetery.
Ths funeral af1an0amsnts wore
completed this evening. sitter tho ar
rival OF Joseph Pulit1er. Jr.. frora
81 LouiA All the immediate MEM
bsrs Of the family. excepting two
daughters OF VI. Pulitzer. will arrive
before the services. Miss Edith u In
France and Miss Constance Is In Colo
RADIO Springs. where she went for
her health.
Mrs Pulitzer and her son, Her
bsrt. started from Charleston with
har husbands body this afternoon.
Mr.. Pulitzer left WILL but II Is
not known how he disposed Of his
estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
American Pope Possible.
WRIGHT BREAKS UP
WONDERFUL BIPLANE

MANTEO. n. c.. Oct. 3o.--Orville
Wright, Alex. Ogilvie. the English
aviator. and little Buster Wright.
nephew Of the famous aviator, reluct-
antfy started TOR Dayton to-day.
'The results Of our experiments
have besn Of incalculabls value" said
Mr.. Wright. II have demonstrated
tho extraordinary efficiency Of the
new type. The automatic control de-
vice will be tried out at Dayton in
the near future Next year we may
return for more extended trials"
The motorlees biplane which made
history last week was broken to bits,
the heavy linen covering was present.
ed to the life savers of the Kill Devil
Hin station Their wives will trans
form the cloth into shirts. dresses and
lingerie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
CONTEST ||uROR IN
M'haIlRA CASE
HITTER EIGET EETWEEN ATrOR-
NEYs wzEH rALEsMAN Is
EXAMINED.

Los ANGELES CAL. Oct so.-Roy
X. Fitzgerald. the 6rst witness in the
trial Of James b. Mcnamara, was
called II ooars t1ate afternoon. The
witness 49, aauA11cx1d by the de-
fNn1e u jmrlack Nea4ements by George
W. Johnson " A1onan, who said he
sGoul4 not xexifl - having expressed
~ optnio6 1pkMA<11g the destruction
~ the. Los ~ Times
The testimony s introduced only
after = struGx5A - the part Of the
6tats that 49, fksd with the bit.
~ fseling Svahk throughout the
The most po11says progress Of the
day was ~ eDction OF samuel
Msndenhail prospective juror
He wae psass1 ~ 9TH sides for cause.
The blttAre1k Aght of the day cen.
tered about 0Aosgs w. Johnson. OF
PaeodonA.
t.. :. , ....snAa bad a prejudice
do you sesuaantIer conversation
with q young nnnnS at your house on
August 81, Of this year. regarding the
Times disaStse r. BARROW asked.
"No. sfr; I ~ rot" replied John
Later the 6ses.se challenged when
II developed thas 1ehnson had soruples
against voting ~ &eath penalty when
the evidence v46 ctreumstantial
The State pe6Geea the challenge. II
was 10 prove III statement attributed
b the taleGnnnn ~ the defense that
the Witness y4eterAld, was intro
duced.
when he soDsured the State. by
every means An&AAvored to block his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
WIN Non Abandon Trinou
ADMIRAL DEWEY
DECLINES HONORS

WASHINGTON. Got. ao.-Ths
reason Admiral Dewey Wilt not at
tand tina naval review IN New York
harbor on Thursday In because II he
went he would outrank Rear Admiral
Osterhau1 communicated chief Of the
feet. This Decision OF the admiral Il
based on the deltoacy OF the situa-
ton.
In the opinion Of tho admiral II
would be unfair FOR him to attend
official functions such a. this one,
and outrank the officer who appears
before the world a. the central ny
ure OF the review. This fact kept the
admiral from being present whom
the neet sailed from Hampton Roads
on il world cruise. and has kept HIM
from many other offloial Eather1ng1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
AEEDs NOT PLEA
TO SPEED CAUSE
The Supreme Court viii Not
Hasten Virginia Debt
Case
| DELAYS SETTLEMENT
TWO YEARS LONGER
No Adjustment Probable Be-
fore Meeting of West Viz
ginia Legislature
in1013

Aconrdir~ * ~. rY.,.~a a..x~ g..
60
'As4A' Not eHetnia hss NOV
shown that Il II not proceeding with
nil deliberate speed.. In thu ad4ust-
~ o. u AHAasa Win iaA HiAls o.
virginia
According to virginia official. west
Virginia haa cons,stant,v ref,I.ed FL
take any step VIA tsoeysr lookinr 10
arriving At the MIN aua INV a tn Iir.
rtnia ana haa abaoIutelr s~nared n,
the adyances maaa hv the offsc,aI. AT
virginia iookinr In reaehinr an al
tusIment OF the differsnces conse-
auen1,v tbs iaw nn,cers ~ vsr.,n,s -.
sornewhat nuxzied ~ know now fast
.deiiberate speed, really In In the
ast,rattnn ~ thA surn.,,,. f,..-4.
fa,r. ssrs TYNE
Under data ar vessertiay tha fo,,ev-
inr disnatch vas aen1 out from wash
tngton,
a1n nm on,n,on NV Iu.t,cA 4a,ne.
the IrnIfad states aunrsma Court "a.
dav refused the nlea ~ tf,a etata Of
yirrtnia TO speea III. suit q the Com
,ronw..,th IN vtrrsni. .r.,nef Wns4
virrinla Ia conneI n tn nav = nor
,,a, ar ~ n,s, dsh. ~ v,r~sn,s mi.
.n .hs. ~ .t.ss.. 1000 hIv
Ut,, IA, - msda nn4ii tina VISA vir-
w,,.ia a-.s,as,,rs r,ant. n fa1s
s.1,ns -, $780, Ca.,r. ,a.s N.rch IA
49, =, 60. v1.-..,...s go - ~.
SO aao oaa tu-.,r.. 49,. - vfs ssxsias
ssSse oan 800 - ~. sar,a ,ty,~
80 -. 49,, s.s -. --<.,,rd
80. - .4s...,,. -. Il -
-., -. s,..as..t -, - 1893 an
- az .a..,a,nart oanla no
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
REDUCE SECURITY
FOR POSTAL BANKS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o.-Pos.-
master General Hitchcock has an
nounced that the minimum amount
OF bonds which Yill be accepted a.
security from banks receiving deposits
of postal savings funds at third class
postoffices has been reduced to one
thousand dollars. Heretofore banks
have been required to make an initial
deposit of securities to the amount of
$1,000
The reduction Is made with the un-
derstanding that banks deposit addi-
ticnal securities as the postal savings
funds increase More than 10000
banks have been approved AZ de-
posttOY3oA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
FIVE GOVERNORS IN
COTTON CONFERENCE

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Oct. So
Five governors and the representa-
tives OF the governors OF fourteen
other States conferred here to-day
with view 70 finding means for
farmers to hold cotton for price OF
from II to Is cents q pound. Final
action viii be taken tomorrow.
Governor Colqnitt, of Texas. is pre-
siding. Governors Eanders, OF Louis
lana; DonaEhy, Of Arkansas. O'Neal,
OF Alabama, and Noel of Mississippi,
are In attendance, "A well rs the
agricultural commissioners Of every
Southern state
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
WILEY EQUAL TO
W|NNIhG A STATE
woMANs CHRISTIAN TEMPERA.s CE
UNION PRAISES CHEF CHEM
lists VIEWS
WHiSkEY is NOT FOOD
BELIEF THAT ALCOHOL AIDS IN
SICKNESS NOT CREDITED-rUR-
ITY WORKS GETS EN-
D0AssAEST. 80
is NOT FOOD
MII.wAIIKEE i,

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Oct. 3o.--"No
harem. nor hobble. nor high heals. y
announced DIR. Louise c. Purtngton.
Of onston. national superintendent OF
health and haraditv dspartmant ar
the course Of her paper before the w,
al n II to-day. IN which sha la,s
down laws fur women.
by insisting upon q, rood hirthrixht
and environment clean homes and
clean bodies. exercise IN tina 0per Ar,
hyrienic drese, by self-contr>aL nv uur
literature ana ali our sane and hcalthy
endeavor m arn tryinr 10 do o,r
part In the temperance work aaid
shs.
I'VE insist that ~ much care h
rivan to the improyement ana wei
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
DECIDE TO INSPECT
WRECK OF MAINE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-Repro-
sentative Fitzgerald Of Nsw York.
chairman OF tho Heuse oomnmlttee
on appropriations, to-day conferred
with Secretary Of War Htinsum. about
the trip Of the commitAse 60 the 18th
mus of Panama. Ehe commtteee vfll
sail from New York ON November I
and will sail from Colon Tor New
York. November -.
Secretary 9timSon announced thai
he had induced the committeeman Is
return to the Quilted 6tatss VIA Ha-
wanna, for an fnApeOtion OF the wreck
BY his bureAn. to gef these children in
neAd Szko,0OO to coSuplato the Woxk
~ 1Atntng tho w1oGk, anA Naanf fls1
le9laaa1nfs - - ~ Nptk WIN thalr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
VESSELS WILL
FOLLOW AIRMAN

WASHINGTON. Oct so.--The navy
department has decided to dispatch
the cruiser Salem and the destroyer
Roe In the wake OF avi;-tor yanniman
when he attempts his airshIp flight
across the Atlantic These are two
Of the swiftest vessels In the navy and
Will be given orders to keep a. close
TO the airman as possible during the
Right. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
INDICTMENT FOR
MURDER TODAY
GRAND JURY IN RICHEsoN CASE
ASKED TO EXAMINE MORE
WITNESSES.
VOTE ALREADY TAKEN
PRISONER is UNMOyED WHEN ToI.n
OF CERTAIN OUTCOME IN
IN INVESTIGATION
---~---------- Or cNSfe
VOTE ALREADY TAKEN

BOSTON. MASS. Oct. so.-An In
|0ictment Tor murder In the first de-
gree will be- returned by the grand
Jury against Rev. Clarence Y. T.
Atoheson Tomorrow morning charR-
Ing him with giving Avis Linuell
cyanide Of potassium on October IL.
telling her that 1t was medicine thai
would relieve physical difficulties for
twhach he II believed to have been re-
sponsible.
A coincidence OF more than passins
interest Ii that the formal charge Of
having carefully arranged and cum
ningiy executed a plan to kill his tor
mer sweetheart will be made on tho
DAY set for the marriage Of the &C.
cused clergyman with Miss Violet
Edmands. the daughter Of a Brook
line millionaire.
some Days BEFORE Arraignment.
the district attorney announced to-
night that It would probably be a
week or ten days before Mr.. Richeson
would be arraigned. as the Massa-
chusetS law requires that all parties
concerned In an indictment be fur
nished with copy Of all evidence
upon which the charge Is based.
A high authority also informed the
international News Service that there
- no possibility Of a second individual
being indicted as an accessory as has
been tntima1Nd.
More than two thousand persona,
the majority OF whom were women,
copyrighted In Pernberton Square this
morning hoping to get = EiiTnpsa Of
Miss Violet Edmands. who has bsen
under subpoena to appear since the
beginning OF the Investigation. but
were disappointed
The young womans father again
Appeared with physic4an's certificate
stating that Miss Edmands was un-
abba to leave her bedroom.
R3choe0n II UNmo1SA.
RieAADoa learned Of he eon4Hn.
plated action Of the grand Jury with
the same stoictMm that has ohsrac-
ter1zed hts attitude from the date Of
his arrest.
1t " Understood that the triai w4n
b set for January.
A NV figure IN the case We Drug
gtse Charles 4 NAlaon. vhe - 3
place e bsta1new II ~ oeennr u
Hreeaa1ne Ae1olt a5d lafRAR AKl11A'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
FALC0N|O NOW
MADE CARDINAL.
ARUHBISHOPS FARLEY AND o.
CONNELL SOON TO BF, F,LE,-
Waited In OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-The
papal delegate at Washington. Mon
seigneur Diomede Falconio, tonight
stated to a reporter for the Interna-
ttonal News Service that he had re-
cteved q letter from Rome creating
him q cardinal and that he expected
tosail for Rome on November 10,
TO be present at the consistory on No
vember 81 at which Arch bishops Far
ley and O'Connell also will be elevated
to the cardinalate.
Cardinal Falconio did not wish to
be quoted as to who might succeed
him at Washington as the papal dele
gate. He stated that he had been in
Cardinal Merry Del Val papal secre-
tary Of State, that His Holiness de-
sired that Monseigneur Cerretti
should remain at Washington until
the question Of who is to be the papal
delegate In settled.
1t Ia possible that Cardinal Falconio
upon his arrival In Rome. will be
cosulted as to his successor as the
papal delegate. In the meanwhile,
Cardinal Falconio made 1t plain to-
night Monseigneur Cerretti will con-
gate as charge d'affaires.
American Pope Possible.
ROME, Oct, 30.-The election of
an American pope IL q possibility of
tho future which some declare is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
Rebels Win So Easily from
Government as to Cause
Much Uneasiness
THREATS IN ARMY
FURTHER MENACE
Edict Issued for Immediate
Establishment of Consti-
tutional Govern
ment

PEK1N. Oct 88.--Yielding to the
threats Of large section u the army
and the demands Of the national ~
sambiy, the Chinese imperial govern
mont to-day issued An edIct Tor The
imm ediate establishment OF q consti-
tutionM government. with cabinet.
from which all mobiles shall be ex-
Guided. and granting fun pardon for
all political offenders.
As though emphasizing the begin
ming Of the end OF the ChineAe en-
pre-. the rebels At Canton to-day pro-
claimed the republic Of Kwan Tung,
another large body of revoIutionists
scis1d the capital OF Shan-si pro-
ytncA while to give the proper red
light to the dramatic sequence OF
events the imperial troops set fire
to the native city OF Hankow. The
communications Of the war minister.
General Tin Tchang. have been cut by
the rebel capture OF Tai Yuan Fu,
tho capital OF Hhdn-Si province, and
It n impossible for him to either ad-
wise the home government or sum-
mbn hcip.
Tho high Manohu officials In Pekin
are neeing In all directions Many
~ them are discussed. All trains are
crowded Tho few officials left ara
until tho new gcycrnmsnt can be es-
tabllshed.
Nay AGean Repubain
T0-dnyss action by the imDertAl
government VII doubtless rive 1 WON
derfu1 Impetus to tha rebel move
lnent: and great fear 10 expressed that
the step has been to olong delayed.
Il - felt IN caytA3n quarters that the
rebels, feAliaing how ~asly to-dAy's
concessions were brought abotat Hab
not be satisfied with the Results ph-
tanned, and that nothing short u 4
Chinese republic will now meet their
demands The events Of the next few
days are anxiously awaited. The ma
tional assembly will meet each day
and has arranged 10 hold sessions ut
q moments notice.
Tp-day's action was preeipttAted
mainly by the threat from II. Gee SOL
diers at 1Anchow. In the province u
Kan Su. that they would lombard
Pekin Unless a complete constitution
was granted. Further demands OF
the army included the provision that
the army and navy should not DC em-
ployed In any case, of internal trou-
bio without the consent q parha-
ncut: that the emperor shouid no
longer have absolute control over the
lives Of his subjects: that members
OF the royal family be not eligible to
the cabinet. and that parliament share
in the making Of treaties and fully
control the budget and all taxation
CONSERVATION NJ Palace
The presentation Of the ulsinaenm
10 the Price Regent caused eonsterna-
t,nn M the palace. Tho national as
sembiy, having been previously ad-
vised 81 tho action Of the rebels. met
in secret. endorsd the demand for a
and sent memorial re
rarding It to the throne. II II agreed
that the soldiers will still support the
Manchu dynasty. In exchange for the
government. This. OF
coureA will not be accepted by the
rehels ana the situation thereby grows
the more confused, with the rebel
sentiment everywhere dominant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31

NEW YORK, Oct. S0.--Mrs. 0adie
w. Frame. widow Of r, r. Frame, Of
New York. was married to Ritten-
house r, Moore. Of Norfolk. Va. to-day
1t vShofrys. The Rev. Dr.. 0eorsH i.
Monteonery. .ofAciated. ThA pefempny
VS. followed ~ I ssnall hreE1ksas8.
sss 1ne equpls will apand fAslr han1y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
Ask FOrcignes,s 70 Dravc.

WI, Hu, CHINA. Oct. sU.--Ad-
mi.al Bah Chenr Ping has notified the
Foreign -consuie at VIII Chang that he
Ii about to lombard that city and has
asked that they order all foreigners
to leave the city ut once. WI Chang
has been strongly fortified by the
rebels, who are in a splendid position
there to withstand a land attack. The
imperialists are desirous Of recap
turing Han Yang, on account Of the
great arsenal there and the attack Is
expected to be extended to that place.
should the Imperialists be victorious
~ WI Chang, .-..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31
FAhhT|CAL ARABS
. ENC|RCLE TR|P0[|.
Italian Forces in African CITY
Now in Position of
Grave Peril
SORTlE DRIVEN BACK
WITH HEAVY LOSS
Inhabitants Uneasy Under
Rule of ROme-COnstanti-
nopie Sends Deputies to
Form Government

TRIPOLL. Oct. 30.-The position OF
the Italian forces here Is perilous fol-
lowing two days OF reverses. Hordes
OF hostile Arabs. led by Turkish OFF,
GERS are gathering outside the city
and an attack more pretenuous than
any yet executed Is feared. The Ital.
ians are greatly outnumbsred and
could not cope with such an assault
Arab volunteers repulsed an Ital-
ian attack. forcing tho troops to re.
enter the city. leaving 500 dead and
700 wounded. The Turks captured
three guns The Turks now hold all
the Italian outer trenches. command
ing all the approaches to the city
They have also captured Zahre. ar
important suburb.
Arab FAnatl<14n Aroused.
The Arabs have been aroused to
great fervor. prsfsrring annihilAtion
to retreat. Before eAck battle they
take an oath TO sacrifice themselves
to the last man In dafenso Of their
country. One band OF less than two
hundred bound themselves together
with straps ana swors not to move
from their tracks until they fell
The inhabitants are revolving
against an Italian occupation, and
foreigners fear an interior uprising.
Tho casualties Of the Italian bonn
bardment Of BenShaxi On October 10
are given out officially a. 1bo civilians
and $50 women and children killed.
WIN Not Abandon Tripoli.
CONsTANTINOPLE. Got. so.--xt II
stated In official circles that Depu-
ties Rant Bey. Abduuah Bsy and
two other members Of the Young
Turks committee on union and pro-
gress, have reached Trfpou and VIII
estAb lish q provisional government.
The Turkish government has do
cided not to entertain tho PROPOSAL Of
Intervention involving an abandon
ment of Turkish sovereignty La 7ri-
poll. Turkey u considering q pro-
posal from the Balkan fsAsrauon,
Whereby she Will be able ~ resist
Italy more effectively.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-31

Wickersham Gives Objec@
tons to Proposed Plan
of Dissolution
INNOCENT INVESTORS So
WELL REPRESENTED
Great Array of Attorneys on
Both Sides and Repre-
senting Some Out
side Interests
Governments Last Word ON
Trusts

Governments Last Word ON
Trusts
In his answer to tho tobacco
trusts plan OF dissolution, died
to-day, Attorney-GenerAl Wick.
ersham Laid down theso dicta
for the guidance OF trusts In
future:
Ownership Of forty Per cent.
in another company IL allow.
able.
No officers and directors In
common.
They shall not retain Or EN-.
plOy the Same clerical or Other
organization or occupy the
same Offices.
They must mot have the same
agencies for the purchase Of
raw materials, or for the sale
OF the finished products.
That the stock Of tho United
Cigar Store Company muss be-
sold and Distributed to parties
other than tho tWe0ty-ntnc de-
PENDANTS In this suit and must
ont be- sold to tho trusts conn
mon stockholders.