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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
WILL NE LEFT TO CONFERENCE.
bishop Will Take No CoEnizance or
Rev. Henry Booths Outbreak.
I Special TO The Times Dispatch.l

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Bristol, Va, February 2.--CoHcernng
the sensational outbreak of the Rev
Henry Spencer Booth. who resigned his
Dastorate at Morristown. Tenn. re-
Gently and denounced the Methodist
Episcopal Church an oligarchy.
Bishop W. f. Anderson, the resident
bishop Of the Holston Conference, de-
clares he has nothing to say, any FUR
ther than that he had been advised of
Booths course through the press. In
advance Of advices from the rebellious
pastor himself. He will leave Booths
fate to the next annual session of the
conference. Booth is making war
upon The church government. declaring
1t to be intolerant. and not in ac-
cord with modern ideas of religious
creeds. Upon resigning his pastorate
Booth had lengthy interviews sent out
10 the local press as a means Of max
Ing his belligerent spirit known
throughout the conference.
The resident bishop has designated
the Rev. Thos. E. Russell, of Johnson
City. Tenn, to succeed to the vacant
pastorate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
He.ter,s Cotton statement.

New Orleans. February 2.-Secretary
Testers cotton statement. issued to-
day shows the total for January to be
1,219,247 bales, against 922.4S6 last
year, The movement from September
10 January 81, inclusive, shows re
oeipts at all United States ports, a.
oSi,003. against 5,69S,247 last year:
overland across the Mississippi and Po-
tomac Rivers to Northern mills and
Canada. Ga9,2S against 5a3.269 last
Year; southern mills takings. cxclu-
sivc OF quantity consumed at Southern
5outports, $4,000, against l,17b.ooo
last year, and interior stocks in eX-
cess OF those held at the commence
ment Of the season 5SS,3li, against
6l6.S9S last year.
These make the total movement OF
the cotton crop brought into sight
during the five months ending close OF
January 9,4so.5s5, against s.o43.414 last
year.
Foreign exports for the five months
Of the season have been 5.4l3,370 bales.
showing an increase over last season
OF 1.24l,716.
Stocks at the seaboard and the
twenty nine leading Southern interior
markets on January 81 were 1.659,62S.
against l,456,9S1 the same date last
year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Trade Report.

Bradstreet's tomorrow will say for
Richmond and vicinity.
Trade conditions have n more ia
vorable aspect as tho spring season
approaches. Travellers are out with
spring samples and a fair volume OF
of dry goods are receiving satisfactory
orders and anticipate active fillins in
orders. Shoe dealers are fairly active.
manufacturers OF trunks and bags re-
port active ordering Stock OF coun-
try merchants is regarded as much
depleted. and from this source dealers
anticipate nm increased business with
tho coming spring. Lumber IS quiet
and building operations are inactive.
Drugs. chemicals and fertilizers are
active. Retail trade is quiet and the
usual spring reduction sales are no.
ticed. Collections are fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
MIX UP NEAR EXCAVATION
Bottle Wagon CoIlides With street Chr
and Hurts Driver

the krouse Bottling Works, in at
tempting TO drive around the eXcava-
ton foi. a sewer at Grace and Seven
teenth Streets yesterday, collided with
a Seventeenth Street ear and got much
the worst of It.
The car turned over his wagon and
sea altered his load of bottles far and
wide Jones was thrown from his seat
and seriously injured DR.. Tune, OF
The ambulance, was called and found
that he was internally injured with
probably several ribs broken. He was
taken TO the Virginia Hospital Jones
gave his residence as l1l3 Tyler
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Title Is .AtIODtcd.

lexington. ny. February 2.-"The
pies OF Christ" was the title a6onted
for the permanent organization formed
mere to day by the presidents and rep
reSs1entatives Of eleven colleges and
universities OF the National Christian
cehurch Congress in America, Ten
States. most Middle Western. Ten
Southern., are represented in the new
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
BODY Removed From Burning House.

4 special 20 The Times -Dfspatch.I "
Winston Salem, n. c., February a.
Lewis Spach. farmer, of Lewisville
township, lost a valuable barn inciud-
Ing several hundred bushels Of corn
and wheat and farming utensils, by
fire. Other buildings were burned. and
his residence had a narrow escape. The
body of Mrs. Spach's grandmother, Mrs.
James, was removed from the house
when 1t caught on fire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

William Springer, of South Creek
about forty miles from this city. was
destroyed by fire the day before. at
$3.50 In the afternoon. Besides the
building ali Of his hay, corn, two bug
Eies mule and a large number of
farming implements were totally de-
stroyed. How the fire originated Is
not known Mr.. Springer estimated
his loss at between sl,5o0 and $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
White Panther to baltimore.

Detective Weaver. of the baltimore
force. yesterday came here and depart-
Cd with White Panther. an alleged
indian. who has been acting at one
OF the theatres here. According to ad-
vices received from Baltimore. White
PANTHER is under Indictment there on
me charge of defrauding hotel out
OF S2ol5 for board and lodging.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Hroke Hfs WRIT

While playing with his associates in
the basement Of Murphy's Hotel last
night james Powell, colorcd, fell from
a box and broke his wrist. He was at
tended by Or. Tune in charge Of the
city ambulance. but was carried to his
physician for treatment Powell lives
at Sill 1-2 North Fourth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Contract to yIrgtnta FIRM.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Washington, ID. c.. February "a
contract has been awarded by the
Treasury Department to the King Lum-
Der Company. Charlottesville, Va. in
the amount of s60,017, for the construc-
ton OF a United States post office at
Canandaigua, ~. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Site Is Selected.

Especial to The Times -Dispntch.]
Washington, D. c.. February 2.-The
Treasury Department has accepted as
@ site for a Federal building at Frank
lin. Va, the land at the westerly cor
ner OF Main street and Third Avenue,
los by 100 feet tho vender being S. /.
Hayes. and the price 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Drinks I.audanum in Unsuccessful Effort t
IHnd Lar

: : :
Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Herrisonburg Va, February 2.-Mrs. John
Turner aged .siXty-fve. drank am entire
bottle Of laudanum with suicidal intent near
Timberville last night. following n family
disturbance The family could not locate
physician and home remedies were used
and the woman may recover. She is the
mother OF Lewis Turner, who was killed last
sstinC arrest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Fell Through Window.

Frances Fairlamb. four years old. Of
724 West Clay Street. while playing
yesterday afternoon fell through a
window, severely cutting her face in
two places. She was treated by DIR.
Tune. of the city ambulance. and left
at her home. Her injuries probably
VIII not he serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

arrested and bailed in the First Police
Station last night
Leon Christofferson, who says he
was porn IN Norway, was also arrest
ed for stealing three suits, one coat
ana two pairs OF trousers from the
pressing establishment of e. Splitter.
from information received last night.
the police believe that the two men
We're working together -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
MAY RESULT IN M1srR1ar..
Hugh Gordon Miller Damage Suit in Hand

Of Jury.
Special to The Times Dispatch
Norfolk, Va. February cit looks as II
the second trial OF the Hugh Gordon Miller
damage suit against the Norfolk and Ports
mouth Traction Company for SIS. 900 alles-
Ing 'ndgnities and insults, heaped upon the
in nistrial. Tho case was given to the
jury this afternoon a o'clock. and ut mid
night no agreement having been reached tho
jury was quartered at the Monticello Hotel
for the night. How they stand or what is
dividing them in reaching q decision Is not
known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Heavy Los. for Farmer.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,l
Washington n. c. February o.
News reached this city yesterday that
the large stock house belonging tol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
r,vo Arrested on Theft Chars

George Berry. co!c-cd. charged with
having In his possession stolen prop
crty. knowing 1t to ha stolen, was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Lecture br AFR Durham.

The interesting lecture on the subject OF
the Passion Play" viii be given tonight
Rev. J. w. Durham, pastor OF the Balm.
bridge street Baptist Church. The lecture
will be given under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society.
Mr.. Durham. who saw the famous prcsen-
tation in person during its performance III
Oberammagau last summer. has sixty beau
tiful ssereopticon Views to illustrate his lee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03

nc IaH IilTIStIdN AnleTlCa VIII ue
the subject a, an Interesting service 70 be
held Tonight in the Central Methodist
Church at o'clock under the auspices of the
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies OF the
church. The entertainment will be given In
costume. and the program promises to be
both entertaining and instructive. There Will
also be a reading. ny Mrs Maybee and 4
good musical program. No collection will be
taken. and cordia! invitation Is extended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-03
Geta pern,ii fo Dozen,

Gets Permit To Open.
permit for the opening Of the Victoria
Theatre, a moving picture playhouse on Hui
Street. was yesterday issued by Sccretar,
Jones. Of the Board Of Fire Commissioners
10 Thomas y. kendier. manager OF the ncS
enterprise. Both this firm and the Pastim
Theatre were In court recently because o
the opening of the houses before prope
permit had been obtained.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
CHARLES RAMPF NOT DEAD

CHHHIeS hHMfE NOI OeRO-
joe Smit, the young Pole who left
here Wednesday morning for the
camp of Charles Rampf. near Red
Rover. just before the circulation of
a report that Rampf had died sudden
iy and alone. returned L. Phoenix yes
terday and was a guest of the Kers-
ting house last night. He SAYS that
when he left camp Mr.. Rampf was in
his usual health and that the story
Of his death was evidently founded on
the circumstances Of the death OF
another old pr0spector in that cnun-
try He was not certain of the name
hut understood il 10 be- Charlie Hoff
or Charlie Hail.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS
SAVOY THEATER.

The special program, consisting of
five reels of new films. which was
shown last night and will be repeated
tonight. was witnessed by large audi
ence, ana no one left disappointed.
Among the pictures shown was The
Irish Honeymoon" This picture por-
trays a couple who spent their honey
moon in the beautiful scenic country of
Ireland. II shows them visiting the
noted Richard Croker and his palace,
and takes the audience OF long trolley
ride through Dublin and the mountain
scenery of that country.
THE Bad Mans DownfalP' is west
ern drama of rare type, produced by
the Essnay Co.
Max Is Embarrassed" is a comedy
which furnishes many laughs
The Survival of the F'ittest" shows
real circus life i'm foreign country,
also showing the loading Of the circus
on ships which sail for America.
Comrades" concludes the program
Of pictures.
Miss Lee. who has been pleasing the
large audiences with her beautiful
voice, has a new selection. also.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
"BY ANY OTHER NAME"

German women are stirred by ques-
tion that should cause the unmarried
women of our freer land To wonder.
The German frauen are asking that all
grown women shall be entitled frau,
the diminutive 'fraeulein' 10 be rele-
gated to the nursery. The idea is that
wOman's standing should not be af-
fected by the question whether she is
married. \ mans is not, and the I'M
married woman has as much right to
full grown title of respect as the un-
married man has.
Among the English speaking folk the
name for the unmarried and married
woman is really the same. though the
form is different. both meaning the
mistress Of the house. Many women
find when the question of marriage
sonfronts them that they mos, of all
dislike the idea of becoming Mrs"
somebody. OF old. to address Il married
woman as Miss was greater offense
than to address an unmarried woman
as Mrs; but times have changed. The
average unmarried woman feels a stir
OF annoyance when a new acquaintance
gives her the wifely title. She knows
that this is used in the absence Of
certain information. as the greater hon..
or OF the two. but in her heart of hearts
she feels that her freedom and indi-
Viduality To be still herself. not a mere
feminine double Of a man, is Il higher
estate than to have given up her
identity her very name, and be known
by a masculine cOgnomen. For this is
what actually happens when (Miss)
Mary Green becomes (Mrs) John
Brown
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
OF LOCAL INTEREST
sstg~
CaLsts- = =. e e6lseO
>GEs.<
FREE METHODIST SERVICES

FREE ME hOOlSl SERVICES
The quarterly meeting is in progress
al the Free Methodist church. corner
Fifth and Adams streets. Preaching
tonight at 7:30 Sunday services as
follows: Sunday school at 10 d. m;
preaching at II, followed by the sac
ramentaI service: evangelistic meeting
at 80. All are invited
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
THE WEATHER..
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today: Fair
Data for "a hours ending p. m.
Yesterday: $50 am $50 pm.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
ACTIVITIES OF JEFF AND MUTT

Thousands of pedestrians who de
light in window shopping have been
entertained a great deal during the
last few days by the adventures Of
jeff and Mutt. in the window Of the
Lovett Drug Store. Their business
manager in Phoenix is a Mr. Golden,
who is here for his health and who
has more than an ordinary concep-
ton of advertising ideas, through
applying popular fads To local condi-
tions The day after election statu
cites OF JEFF and Mutt were placed
in the Lovett window and their col
loQuy was painted on "A card board
above. Save one of them: When
are the democrats going TO hold their
election People who were here last
Tuesday viii have no trouble in Sc q
ing the point. Thursday in the same
window. jeff and Mutt set out for
Washington. in an automobile, after
statehood. The machine was a toy
proportional To the size of the statu-
cites Yesterday there was presented
a desert scene eighteen miles this side
OF Fl Paso and 470 miles from Phoe-
nix. alongside the Southern Pacific
railroad The automobile was hung
up and half turned over Mutt was
underneath it praying for deliverance
and a chance 10 breath. while the bag
gage was scattered hither and yon-
Jeff who was all but spilled from the
auto inquired: Who said Billiard
built good roads," If statehood de-
ponds on Jeff and Mutt it is in a
bad way.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06

s"tilS4blt VI wei ltllItT-
AZURE ..-..-...--.... IS 81
Barometer. inches. $500. 29.S0 % 90
! Temperature. degrees. 81 81
Dew point. degrees. 3, 80
Humidity. per cent. 81 16
Wiud-velocity. miles
Wind-direction ....... +. NV.
Rainfall-nches ......
Weather -.........-.... Clear Clear
Mean uaily humidity .............. p
Mean daily temperature .......... 76
Highest temperature .............. %
Lowest temperature ............... 90
Total daily rainfall ............... o
Excess in temperature yesterday, 4
degrees.
Excess in temperature since first Of
month, ) degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l. PAS degrees.
Departure in rainfall Yesterday. 0
inch.
Departure in rainfall since first of
month. o inch.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January !. 0.32 inch.
L. y. JESUNOFSKY.
Section Director
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
THAT BOY.

The mother heard great commo-
ton as OF cyclones mixed up with
battering rams and she hurried up
stairs to discover what was the mat
ter. There she found Tommie sit
ting in the middle of the floor with
a broad smile on his face.
'Oh. Mamma" said he, delighted!y,
I've locked Grandpa and Uncle
George in the cupboard. and when
they get a little angrier ] am go
ing to play Daniel in the lions den"
-Lippincotts.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
SUNDAY : SCHOOL PlcNIc-Tb.


Sunday school Of the NJ f church.
South. will hold picnic today at
OrangeWood Those who attend il
should meet at the church at 9
O'Clock.
A SUIT FOR DlVoRCE-Suit for
yesterday by Maria Sainz against
Arturo Sainz on the grounds of gen
eral worthlessness OF the defendant
The parties We're married in Hermo-
silio eight years ago.
FINE OATS. |. Chapman. VIII,
lives four miles north on Contra
avenue, has sent To- the board of trade
fine sheaf OF red oats which he
thinks ought To- withstand any sort
of competition. They stand about
six feet high. are nicely headed, well
filled and almost ripe
ACCOUNTS APPROVED - Harry
WEIGH. secretary Of the board of
trade, was put in a good frame Of
mind yesterday when G. p Lee Of
the firm of Lee N Plunkett, expert
accountants, after a careful inspec-
ton Of his books for the past year.
wrote Q. X. over his signature at the
bottom of the balance sheet This
was the result expected but one al
ways feels better after it is over
ADVERTISING PAYS-R. q. Whit
marsh says that his press agent. r.
A. Kirk. took Unauthorized liberties
with him i'm making public his pri-
vate opinion concerning Wiltshire day.
hut he is not surprised. for Kirk is
liable To take anything. However.
says Mr.. Whitmarsh, advertising in
The Republican pays for he had eight
telephone calls concerning the matter
before breakfast Yesterday morning
CHANGE AT COLISEUM-Mana-
ger Reeves of the Coliseum an
nounces change of program this
evening. New numbers will appear
ON the bill. and an entirely new show
presented. No advance information
has been given out concerning the
character of the play. other than that
gained by reading the advertisement
in this mornings Republican. but Mr.
Reeves says the show is a thoroughly
good one, and entertaining in every
feature
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06

FOR TEMPORARY STAY-Leo a
MarZoIo Of San Francisco, an artist
Of demonstrated talent is in the city
for a stay of a few weeks, depending
upon the demand that may appear
for work in his line. He devotes him-
self chiefly TO the reproduction of
landscape scenes for those who may
wish them and a good specimen of
his work may be seen at the store
of the Donofrio- Zunkel co. 1t is a
picture of Comeback. the study being
a late hour in the afternoon or Just
before the approach of twilight Those
interested viii do Well To- stop and
see the picture which Will speak for
itself more forcibly than type can
describe a work of art. Mr.. Marzolo
is located at 361 North First avenue
or can be found much Of the time
at the Donofrio store. He is reputed
to be a man of superior talents and
though san Francisco is his home he
has devoted much time i'm recent
years to touring the great west from
Canada TO South America. stopping
for short time in each place To
which he felt attracted. He is
well acquainted with Rollins. a well
known painter Of Indian life and Of
the Grand Canyon, and while living
in San Francisco was a moving spirit
i'm art circles. Ii was Mr.. Hunt Mr..
Marzolo and few others, who or
ganized the Fellow Crafts League a
society Of artists. a real Bohemian
studio which attracted a great deal
Of attention in the Bay city before
the fire which destroyed the quarters
il occupied
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH


Services tomorrow, May :. will be
as follows. Sunday school. 9:4j a. m:
morning worship. II o'clock; sermon
by the pastor. Rev. Henry Martyr
Campbell. ID. d: Meme. WEAKNESS
in Well Doing; anthem, My Faith
Looks Up To Thee" ,Schnecker); Of
fertory solo by Miss Hawley, THE
Wondrous Cross" (Nevin): Junior En-
deavor. 3 D. m; intermediate En-
deavor. 4 .. m: Senior EndeaVor con-
secretion service : y. m: evening
worship. \ O'Clock; sermon by the
pastor: anthem. There's a Friend IN
the Homeland (Havensl: offertorv
solo by Mrs Sargent abide With
Me" Giddle) All are cordially in
vited to attend these services Church
at the corner of Third avenue and
Adams street.
THE ASSOCIATION WON-The
trial Of the case of the Hotel Adams
association against the Los Angeles
carpenters to recover the amount of
their transportation, $3.50 each, from
Los Angeles To Phoenix, was tried be
fore Justice tombstone yesterday.
Judgment was given th' dS'''Ni''ei'''
for the amount claimed and costs 1--WE
were brought here last week.
the transportation having been ad-
vanced. on their arrival they declined
to go to work the ground that there
was a strike on. Two of them i'm
mediatei, left town and the others
were prelIring to go when their tools
were attached. They proposed settle
Iaer; after going into court yesterday
on Tie basis that they should go to
work j. dye -Ainsworth asked them If
they would agree to work for thirty
DAYS They replied that they would
not agree to work for any stipulated
period Their proposition was rejected
ana Judgment was rendered against
their.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
STORED WATER.

May 5........I66.45 feet 5000
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06

Sunday school of the NJ. r.. church.
South. will hold picnic today at
OrangewoOd Those who attend it
should meet at the church at 9
O'Clock
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06

TIME TO PAY-It is high time the
members OF the Water Users associa-
ton are giving studious attention To
the paving of their 1910 assessment
of 81 40 per acre. as their lands will
GO delinquent on June J. II is little
hard To- rustic money. but II IL al
WAYS hard for that matter. and there
are yet many members who have not
paid. This is the first big assessment
they have had To meet. but it is well
To- get in the habit of preparing for
these things, as the assessments will
be much larger after next year. In
deed. only for the Crosscut canal
project which is responsible for the
assessments ~ this year and next, a
much larger assessment would have
been demanded this year.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-06
ENTHUSIASTIC r
RECEP TION-

tN 7 HUOINS TO HEOEP TON
Harry WEIGH has received letter
from +. p. Grindel. secretary of the
Douglas chamber of commerce and
mines. relative To- the meeting of the
development board of Arizona next
Saturday. He says the people Of
Douglas are enthusiastic in regard to
il and will do everything possible
for the proper entertainment of tine
visitors. The governor will be met at
the depot by military band and
there will be an interesting business
session in the afternoon. followed b%
a dinner and that in turn by "A dance
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-22
Mems Socks Special 12 1-2c

The famous Economy Sock. Me sdium weight, but especially serviceable. Has two thread body with four thread heel and toe. Leading colors and black.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-22
S T E E L E s M I T H
1913-15 SECOND AVE.
S T E E L E : s M I T H


millinery has buyerMr Collins Naturally his predecessors sock which millinery. So tic trimmed but fraction of their worth in trimmings alone
  mos pctur 
 These next to nothing prices prevail: $195 for Hats worth $65O $305 for Hats worth to S125O $295 for Hats worth to $85O $495 for Hats worth s95O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-01-22
Boys $l Shirts 69c

Made of sturdy madras and percales in fast color materials Have the new style colored turnover detached collar c to each shirt), and stiff cuffs Come in neat stripe and dot effects. All sizes, 12 to IA.