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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
DETECTIVE IN ROLE
OF PEACE-MAkER
Mrs. Woodward Will Accom-.
pany Husband Back to
Richmond.
lspeclal to The Timcs-nlsna,oh

Philadelphia. Pa. July is.-Captai
OF Detectives Souder tonight acted
the role of peacemaker, and brought
husband and wife together. The re-
suit was that Mrs. c. L. Woodward
accompanied her young husband AID
.heir two-y ear-old child, back 10 their
home in Richmond.
woodward appeared al the City Hail
10 day and appealed TO Superintendent
or Police Taylor to find his wife FOR
MN. He explained to Detective JOHN
BOYLE that she had taken thei. child
and come to this city
Detective Boyle found Mrs. Wood
ward In an Arch Street boarding house.
AZ the Office of Captain of Detectives
souder she at first declined to Earn
to Richmond with her husband. but
after the captain had reasoned with
her' she changed her mind and the re-
Cancellation followed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
BUSY DAY FOR AMBULANCE
Most of Case. Handled with UrunI
NemcdIes Physicinnu Cnrrx with 1,he,,

Most of CnScz Handled With UsuuI
Remedies Physicians Carry With Them,
though most OF the cases were OF
nature that could easily be handled
with the usual remedies that physi-
oians keep with them. the ambulance
was busy yesterday up to the time the
auto went in for the night
Montague colored. OF 1901 North
Buchanan Street, while at his sisters
mousse, got in fight with a visitor,
whose name he said he did not know,
ana was cut several times about the
head.
James Timberlake fell from n NOV
ing box car on the Southside. and was
injured internally. He was taken to
the City Home by DR.. Watts, and 1t
is thought that an operation will be
necessary.
DR.. Tune treated Peyton Howard.
colored, of 7i7 North Ninth Street,
drank two ounces of laudanum He is
now at the City Home and out of dan
ger despite his request that he be left
to die
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19

such deed The two nhysicians at
tempted 10 quiet Mr.. Bcattic, who bore
up remarkably under the terrible
drug or TO retire while the search
was In progress He was soon sur
rounded by friends. His brother.
DouRlas Beattie. and his father, ii. Z.
Beattie, of 1899 Porter Street. hurried
out IN motor car. other friends We're
notified and the report spread with
amazing rapidly. the telephones at
the owen and other nearby homes
curry aud offers Of aid.
Coroner's Jury Views Body.
At O'Clock this morning County
Coroner LOVING swore in a jury, con
sistinE of 7. j Cousins. T. c. VERIFY,
Jr. w y. Jacobs, John \. Morton.
Clayton VERIFY and J. T. Robertson.
The jury viewed tho body and will be
called again this morning TO consider
q verdict
After the Jury had viewed the body
the coroner. DR.. Herbert Mann and
the wound. They found that the per-
son who fred the shot WAS on the left
side Of the car the side on which
Mrs. Beattte was sitting.
The gun charge made ii hole on the
left side of the face between the eye
and the nose. Just below the eye. about
the size OF half-dollar Every bone
in Mrs. Beattie's head was crushed.
NJ
asserted this morning that Mrs. Beat
tie was looking directly into the bar
rel Of the gun when the shot was
fired
AIR Owen said this morning that he
and Dr. Mercer had heard the sound
Of an oncomins automobile evidently
travelling at high speed. The voice
they We're unable to distinguish at
first gradually became clear and was
made out 10 be that of young Mr..
Beattie calling MY God, she's dead.
My God. she's dead" Before they had
time TO get to their feet the car took
the sharp turn and swept up the drive,
Beattie driving with one hand.
Early this morning County officer
1'lNnn reported the hn6nG near Beth.
saida church a straw hat broken on
one side. believed TO have been that
of the murderer. ana II may prove
clue To his idcntity. The gun has not
yet been found
c-distance message was sent
early this morning TO tho State Peni-
tertiary Farm. in Goochland county.
asking for bloodnounds with which TO
trace the murderer,
message was received this morn
ing at O'Clock from the superintend-
"nt of the state Farm saying that the
hloodhounds asked fol- We're on the
way here, in charge Of experts, They
will arrive in time to he put on the
trail at daylight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
Germnns Exrelled.

Kingston, July lS-Mail advices
from Haiti state that several pron1i-
nent Germans have been expelled from
the country on the ground OF alleged
support given by them TO the revolu-
ton. President Simon Is said 10 be
attempting to pacify the rebels by pro-
claiming that the United States Will
intervene unless the railway construc-
ton across the island is permitted to
proceed.
The southern section of Haiti has
been drained of troops for the cam
paign in the north
The Haitien navy's new warsh!p
Antoine Simon, formerly the Consul
Grostuck. is crippled, leaking and UNIT
for service. She is being towed here
for repairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
TYPHOID IN TRAINING CAMP.
Y;yery Mnn at ST. Helena Station VIII
BE InNCulnIed.

Norfolk Va. July lS.-Ir conse-
uuence OF the prevalence Of typhoid
fever in the training camp at the
Et Helena naval training station. or
Gers have been issued directing the
inoculation OF every man in camp,
who has not been attacked by the dis
ease. The work OF incubation was
begun to-day and will be continued
Until! the order is fully in force The
rage of fever has SO far been con-
fined 10 the, training camp. but fear
of IL spreading to other parts OF the
station. the naval authorities deter
mined 20 apply the most rigorous
check.
Between thirty and forty men have
developed typhoid recently. and are
being treated in the navy hospital
There has been but one death, but
several patients are now seriously i'll.
Efforts OF the medical STAFF to discover
the source OF the outbreak have not as
yet been successful.
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EXP LOS|ON LIKELY
FROM EXTERIOR
Continued r,om Firs< page.)

Continued F1om FirsS PageD
III the forward section, where the eX-
plosion was greatest.
The structure OF the bow as far aft
as frame eighteen is now exposed.
permitting an analysis of the plates
beams and ribs. etc. and Il has been
shown conciusively that they origi-
nally belonged to the structure of the
double bottom. which is now elevated
to height of about forty feet above
the normal position. apparently Civ
ing contirmatory evidence of a tre-
mendous exterior explosion
Confused WrecIlnEe.
In the confused mass OF wreckagc
piece of steel, believed TO be what
Ensign Powelson identified at the
sampson court of inquiry as mart of
the flat keel of the Maine.
Inc wardroom and officers quarters
on the starboard side are exposed, hut
owing to considerable list the mud
Is level with the ceiling, precIuding
at the present time the possibility of
eNplora tion.
Among the developments as a re-
suit OF the pumping to-day was the
exposure of a section of the armor
belt abreast the amidship superstruc-
turc. This is about level with the
surface OF the water. in normal posi-
ton. but separated from the forwa I'd
portion of the belt. which doubtless
was blown out.
Exploration of the galley to-day re-
suited in the discovery of two pots
half full of beans, and other articles
for Kitchen use. some OF which at first
We're believed to be human bones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
RENEW MEMORIES
OF DAYS GONE BY
Reunion and Camp Fire at Ma
nassas-Program of Presi-
dents Visit.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

NHPtSldi " ne patch
Manassas. Va, July 1s.-A large as
semblage of Union and Confederate
veterans, who fifty years ago faced
each other in bitter strife, tonight
held a reunion and camp fire at which
memories of the first great struggle
in the War Between the States were
recounted.
PerfectinG Arrangements.
While there were no exercises to-
day in connection with the peace jubi-
lee and reunion of the survivors of
the Blue and Gray. that Will be held
here and on the Bull Run battlenelds,
commencing on the 18th and lasting
through the 2lst, yet the committee
having the affair in charge has been
busily engaged throughout the dav
perfecting arrangements for the en-
tertainment of the distinguished visi-
tors who will be in Manassas the lat
ter part of the week
The memorial pavilion erected at
Groveton by the Bull Run Chapter Of
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, will be dedicated tomorrow
with appropriate ceremonies. The ex-
ercises Will be between 1870 O'Clock
and o'clock in the afternoon
Among those who will deliver ad-
dresses are Colonel Thompson, a
Union veteran of New York. who do
mated the sum of $4,000 towards the
erection of the pavilion; General Nc
Leer. of Brooklyn, n. Y, and Colonel
Robert 2. Lee, Jr.. OF Fairfax county. =
Governor VIII Not Attend.
Governor Mann has notified the
r ar1Nit
be here tomorrow. but that one OF
his staft will be on hand to sneak for
him
President Taft will motor from
Washington to Manassas on Friday.
In company with Senator Thomas S.
Martin and Congressman c. c. Carlin
he VIII leave the White House Friday
morning. stopping at Fairfax Court
house for lunch, and arriving at Ma
nassas about $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon 1t had been expected that the
public reception TO President Taft and
Governor Mann would be held on the
beautiful lawn at Annaburg. the home
OF Mrs. Robert Portner. but owing TO
the illness of one OF her family.
change in arrangements had to be
made. and the President and Governor
Will deliver their addresses and be
received on the courthouse lawn.
Captain Lucien NJ. Wheeler, repre-
sentins President Taft. was in Manas-
sas this afternoon. comforting with the
jubilee committee and perfecting ar
engagements for the Presidents attend
ance at Manassas. The Presidents
party will consist of the President, c.
D. Hills. secretary to the President;
Major a. w Butts. Senator Thomas
S. Martin. Congressman c. c. Carlin and
Secret Service officers James Sloan and
r. L. Lewis.
The party Will be preceded to Ma
nassas by two troops of Fort Myer
cavalry.
The proposed visit of the veterans
to Blackburn's Ford battlefield was
postponed Until Thursday
AS the Chief Executive enters the
courthouse yard. where the exercises
are to be held, n tableaux of forty
eight young women representing the
States of the Union. will sing the Ma.
nassas national jubilee anthem Unit
cd"
He will be presented to the assem-
blase by Governor Mann. of Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19

is natural and harmless one called
Digestit-little tablets that contain all
the ingredients necessary to digest
food' A couple OF Digestit tablets will
digest I'll the food in your stomach
Kill poisonous gases. make You feel
hne. Try It soc. at druggists Your
money back II Digostit falls. or IL Won
ooubt' write 20 the Digestit Co, Jack
son. Miss for an order for a full size
package without cost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
AGAINST COMMISSION FORM
Jersey City Defeats Proposition b!
Niniority of 1,4S3 Votes.

Jersey Q ty. y j., July lS.--This city
voted By a ma ority OF Lisa against
inc ADOPTION OF the commission form
OF goverGment. The vote for the propo-
sitiorS was ll.5S5, while lS,0sS votes
ANerT cast against It,
(. ne recent Legislature provided that
cities might decide By vote whether
they wished TO adopt the commission
government plan. Governor Woodrow
Wilson. who strongly favored the pas
sage of the law by the Legis!a ture.
Iersonally advocated in this city the
'adoption of the plan here. and the
Commission Government League con-
Quoted an active campaign in its
favor. Only three OF the twelve wards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
D-ecaying Food Is Dangerous
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sour Stom-
achs, Result Of Negligence. Digestit
the New Relief.

Thousands of men and women are
suffering from diseases caused by foul,
decayfng food in their stomachs. This
causes dangerous poison gases, which
makes the breath unbearabie. poisons
the blood deadens the brain, skaters
The nerves. The evil effects of indi-
gestion and dyspepsia are too wei
known 20 he dilated upon
The New Remedy for these troubles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
SAVED FROM CHOLERA
Outlook In New York brighter Thnn al
Any Time Within pnst Week.

Any Time Within Pnst Week.
New York, July fS.-Thc test tubes
of the physicians at Quarantine have
saved New York from a possible in
Vasion of Asiatic cholera by five car
riers of the dreaded disease. in them
selves we'll but bearers of millions of
bacteria Their presence was made
manifest to-day as the result OF the
Individual ARCHAEOLOGICAL examinations
Instituted in the case OF every perIon
detained at Hoffman Island-an extra
ordinary precaution. Th-ir discovery,
together with the failure OF additional
cases Of cholera to develop at Quaran-
tine, caused Health Ofticer Doty to
regard the outlook tonight as bright
or than at any time within the past
week.
Pha I'VE cases revealed by the bac-
Pathological examinations were at once
isolated from other immigrants. and
lodged in the Swinburne Island Hos
pital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19

Los Angeles. July lS.-Judge Walter
Bordwell dismissed to-day contempt
proceedings brought against Mrs. Ortfe
McManigal for her refusal to testify
before the grand jury in the Los An
her husband and John J. and James b.
Mcnamara are under indictment for
murder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
auuIIf1es as Admin,.,rotov

Woodson P. Waddey qualified yeste-
Gay in the Chancery Court as admin
istrator OF the estate of Mrs Virginia
addey Palmer. who was killed re-
Gently in the wreck of the Fsd.roi
Express at Bridgeport. Conn The es-
tate is valued at $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
SEARCH UNREWARDED
Whereabouts of Castro, .'the Man With
out q Country" sun Unknown

washington, d. C., July 1S.-The
world search for Cipriano Castro the
rewarded. All apparently authentic
reports that he was IN or near Venc-
zuela, embarked upon revolutionary
movement, finally nave proved errone-
Gus.
The latest REPUTATION came to The
State Department in advlces from the
consular agent a Santa Marta. Colon
bta, denying that Castro had landed
al, that port on July 4. Hope has not
been abandoned. however. and Inc dii :.
igent International search goes on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
Chnufreurs Orguni.c.

The newly organized Chautfaurs
Union held meeting last night ut
MurphN's Hotel and perfected arr.ngc-
Inehts with Il. c. Davidson. business
OF Labor. for admission of the union
INTO the federation. About forty chauf-
.eurs We're present including those
aSi nleriN employed by the Vireiniu
was reported that the Virginia Taxicab
company had four ears running while
the strikers are operating six in on
POSITION. a further meeting will hold
on THURSDAY at Sharks. Hall ut s
uSiock when several labor speakers
VIII be heard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
DEATHS

EA,NEs.,Died at her residence, a1o1
July IL. MRS. FANNY MARTIS
Es AMEs' s beloved wife OF sidney L.
band: her mother. Mrs. Bette Ma lin
one brother. Mr.. w. A. Martin ana.
Iiour sisters. Mrs. Geo. Burkert. Mrs
VICTOR Burnett and Miss Bell MartiS,
Mchmond. and Mrs. NJ. V. Lime
Funeral WEDNESDAY. JuIv 10 n,
p NJ. from Venable Street BAPTIST
MARABEE-pied. suddenly, at the res.
idence OF w. H Seilner. i26 s1v.h
pine Street. at 10 p. NJ. July Is. Mas
FAME ERNEST MARABLE' Mrej
tsoFtS.three years. She is suryiVeS
Baughan. Mrs. w. n. seIiner Ne
Fred Haley and one son. MiiiAnas,
Howard Marable. uei
Funeral notice later.
July II. at !, o.c,o,k
4 NJ. at the home OF Mr. Il
5ruGe. Louisa county. Va, LAYTON
ESIES NCGKoLS. infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs William o. Nuckols. aseS
six months. The little Fellow " Sss
very bright and attractive. as u,elI
as their only child.
July IS, at her horn
COUSINS. wife OF James e Cousins
she leaves a husband and four chi.
Funeral from the residence at f,
CLOCK lnterment in Riverview.
ET,GtE-Died. at $40 P. NJ. July IS,
Isii. at the residence OF her son. ].
Engle. 500 Randolph Street. MRS
taMSiE D. ENGLE. in the sixty.
Fourth year OF her age.
Funeral notice later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
EHs1.I|a;ya7:IIE IsNs I1I!IIE|3|I'a;ZY

wife OF a. II. Hamaker. joint freight
agen, at Harr!sonburg. died Saturday
at ST. Luke's Hospital. Richmond. A
native of johnson City. Tenn, she was
"a daughter Of Judge Slmerly, of Bal
umorc. Besides her parents she leaves
q brother Arthur Ham Slmerly. OF Bal
timore. She was a prominent member
OF the Harrisonburg Christian Church.
Funeral OF Miss Davidson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Lexington. Va. July ls.-Tho fune-
raj OF Miss Susan Davidson. aged sew
enty years, who died Monday at At
lantic city, took place here this after
noon She was a daughter OF william
Davidson and the last of her imme-
diate family. For several years past
she had been president Of the Mary
Custis Lee Chapter. Daughters OF tho
Confederacy. and took prominent
part in securing funds for stonewall
Jacksons Memorial Hospital here.
.Jnmes w. Luke.
Special TO The Times Dispatch.
Sunolk, Va, July is-James "
Luxe. eighty-nlne years old a former
confederate veteran. died to-day Mt ris
nome in Myrtle. leaving a widow md
three sons. M"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
seaboard Air Line Earn,nr,

Approximate gross earnings OF the
Sea board Air Line for the frst week
In July show an increase of S19,550. as
last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
News Of South Richmond

cant lot at 1859 Everett street. The Oak
Erofe Mandolin Club will furnish the music
for the->occas!on.
The Rev. W. g. Burch and family have
ieit the Southside for Louisa to visit Mrs
Bufch's parents. Mr.. Burch will return tn
sunday. 'p '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
IN MEM0RIAM

IALLEY-In loving remembr-- 40
our sister. LENA PLEASANTS TAI
LEY. who died three years ago to-
day. July IS. 1908.
not now. but in the coming years,
II may be in q better land.
wen know the meaning OF our tearn
and then. UP there. we'll under,
stand
HER SISTERS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
DROPS DEAD OF APOPLExY
r.,iher Of Robert W. Chumbers, the
Novelist, Expires.

Gloversville, y y, July 1s.-William
p. Chambers, aged eightyfour years
father of Robert w. Chambers, the
novelist, and himself well-known
lawyer OF New York City, dropped dead
ut apopleNy at his summer home al
Broad Aibin, a village about six miles
past of tSere. this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
shows Further IMPROVEMENT

Paris. July 1s.--John w Gates
showed further slight Improvement
tonight, The kidneys and heart. the
attending physicians state, are acting
satisfactorily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-19
SITUATION IN HAITI
GRO WING SERIOUS

CONTINUED From First Page)
Petrol. now on the north coast OF Haiti.
Dut under orders to return TO the
United States. may be detained.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-25
OR. THOMPSON
 BEATS CONGDON
Nuaget spse-aL Service

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 Enu maH ra.. f.Hr ..H. #r n, honor .H ..#H# a#- d1t. uar.#I .. Hs u H mut. aar tlr. uau.
 The ueus ...tra ,anaaar. .. ...- resent ta. rr.rr m r.. r'a.a.t. 10 parumut has H-ra .a..na u r tinn flor -a.au. E.rr- h. r.us rv election H# u.pr-era.. aa rnt~ a-uHf aa- allowed a r.....ss. .br Twg-.u n.- Ha .m.#.#. ura q. .a a.en H.. .l. eI,.raH #.s' a... H.Ha ... .s .h lan safs- fa r.e se...
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-25
LA TOILETTE ID
 TOUR WEST NOV.
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-Senator Robert NJ. LaFollette of Wisconsin who was the unanimous choice of the independent republicans at the conven ton held in Chicago recently. will tour the West during the month of Novem bcr.
 At Senator I.aFoIIette's headquar- tors called tEe headquarters of the inde. pendents established in the city. tn, secretary stated the tour would bt made for the purpose of determininp the popularity of the independents choice for the nomination.
 The senator will tour the West and Middle West during the month of No vember and determine for himself whether he cars to accept the nomina ton and run on an independent ticket should Taft secure the nomination from the regulars
 The itinerary of the tour will bo decided upon within the next three days, for the senator wishes to be through in time to attend the opening Of congress in December"
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-25
NEW NAVAL BASE
 ITALIAN NAVY
Nugget Special Service.

LONDON Oct 25 Word has reach ,t tht- city through th, war depart wrut that Italy has established a great naval ha-, at T"ruk
 Tn, Ir'nu ua,, i~ considered th, "a-tsH tu th" waters af m, Mediter- ...u hut thr boats h.iuuriuu tp Tur. E.H ar. well protected n.nind tnr guns n' n,r forts
 I' Is stated rnat th, naval huurhtrd w.ur ar Trpru .a- untHr- short ar l target pa,t,,. That tHs Italian ships Id .dI lhe rrhrme and the officers were placing hrt- upen each and egrrt
 na' faaa rrnn tho Hfr guns as ua Nh"r.. they would strik,
 Th. Turkish ray, IS under the com mtnI q au American. SO report has it mui hts #atl.a af utkue the Warships am as ths aahtmg zone at this imr i- uut known Several believe sur rr,-" Ntll b, -urng au Italy in the u"ar mfws
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-25
BERING SHORE co.
 CLOSES DOWN

". Elu- Suun Nmur Company u'- .a-ea rt- H,drauHrkms operations .'r tH' present -,a-eu This company Nd. continue then aora next season uu a augrr -,.l,.
 rh- seaspu the ,amamA -uc,eeded m meateruE a large body af pay -r,sr. hv -lu,ng deep wide cut tu bedrock nd next season win have
 considerable ground stripped SO actual mining can commence at au earlier .latr Pm. paN located this summer n,- haen sen satisfactory to the rep u-mratas.- ,t the company who arc mghIN pl,a--d with th. showing they ltAe mld.-
 Carl F. Nri~"u. who is interested iu rHr .nmpoug leaves fpr the outside on thr senator Co r.taru to thr -prung when work win H. e,rrl,d au on ., n..n larger ~,af-
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-25
CHINESE GENERAL KILLED BY BOMB
GIANTS WIN 10 INNING GAME
Nugget speers Service.

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