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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23

and cloaked resulting in the repre-
sentative branch of the government
being undermined.
But said Mr.. La Toilette, 1T
went along for almost four we0 S.
until the 2Sth day of May. untilthere
we're mutterings in the cloak rooms
that il Lorimer did not speak some
one must speak for him Then. attel
another confession, the Illinois sena
tor took the floor. say - these
proceedings in themselves burn the
brand into this case
Mr.. La Toilette expressed conn
aence that Mr. Lormier had been
prompted to speak In his own de
Tense BY his colleague. Senator Cul
lom, to whome Mr.. La Toilette paid
high tribute.
Il coneede that now and then you
can find instances OF disregard OF
party affiliation., he said. but ! say
to you that any philosophic study viii
show that such votes were cast in
cycles of political change"
Mr.. La Toilette declared the votes
of the thirty democratic senators for
Mr.. Lorimer would stick in the minus
of the people when it was remem-
bered that the democratic votes were
under the leadership OF Lee OMEN
Brown, who Mr.. la Toilette SAID,
had 100000 strapped on his nersnn
He said he understood that the SEN
ate committee had permitted an at
to'ney In the case to divert 1t from
an inquiry into Mr.. Lorimers knowl.
edge in the case. Page upon PAGE in
the testimony. he declared showed
The closest associations between Mr..
orimer, Speaker Shurtleff and Lee
ofNeill Browne the democratic
leader.
$50 ! say was convinced tnat
Lorimer has personal knowledge,
asserted Mr.. La Toilette. 1T is incon-
ceivahle that he could have been
there without having personal knowl.
edge. It could not have been other
wise.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
.D|Az QUITS
THIS WEEK
MApERo ADVISED or EARLY
ABDlcATloN OF MExiCo'S
SOLDIER PRESIDENT
Rumcrs cf Another Revolution Casts
Shadow ever the Bright sky Of
Feace--Rebel Chiefs Discuss
the Cabinet.

Jnarez, Mexico May % Peace
reigned supreme in northern Mexico
today where news Of the signing Of .
oeace agreement last night had pene-
trated
The only dsquieting reports Of tho
lay we're private advices from Mexi-
60 City that members OF the Glen
'ifico' party. deposed because OF the
Maderist movement. were thinking
Of starting another revolution AGAINST
The after
II is not thought the Mexican peo-
ple will rally to any revolutionary
movement for seme time at least and
he opposition from the "cientlfi-
COS" 1t Is believed really will be in
he nature of vigorous political ac-
tivlty.
The insurrecto troops may be kept
at the various garrisons in Mexico Tor
a few months IN readiness for trouble
BUT no definite plans along this line
have been formed by senior Madero.
lie intends to see that the guarantees
ire carried out .by the installation OF
sood governors and his intention at
present is to keep the troops mobll-
Ized merely until complete order is
restored
Senior Madero and his chiefs today
discussed the makeup OF the new
sabinet which IS to surround Senor
De La Barra, the incoming provls-
lonal president. The most satisfying
news to them was the receipt of
message from Ernesto Madefo. at
Monterrey d brother OF Franclsco 1
Nadero, Sr- announcing that he
Tould accept the portfolio Of finance.
The cabinet slate predicted BY the
Associated Press recently remains in
tact Those who have accepted port
-oIios thus far are:
Minister of hacienda (finance) Er-
nesto Madero
Minister OF fomento fpromofion OF
Colonization and Industry. Manuel
c'alero.
Minister OF communication tpubIfc
itiiities), Manuel BoniIa.
Minister Of gobernacion tinterlor
administration) Emilio yasqucz
Gomez
The portfolio Of minister or Justice.
which has been offered to senor
Vasquez Tasle, a well known lawyer
N Mexico City, has not yet been ac-
eepted BY him on account OF iiI-
health. Should he be unable to take
me post i is said Rafael Hernandez.
! cousin OF Francisco Madero. jr..
ne rebel leader and one Of the gosbe-
tweens IN the peace NEGOTIATIONS
may be named
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
NEGRO ACQUITTED

George Brown, negro who last
week shot and killed another negro
by the name of Elliott Chamberltin
was Sunday exonerated of the charge
N so far as it was In the province OF
a coroner's jury to acquit. A negro
jury decided that the killing was
iustifiable. This action, however, VIII
not interfere with his Indictment by
the grand jury in the event that body
cares to take up the matter.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
MADE MOVING PICTURES
Scenes Of Interest Taken by Chicago
Film Company.

Representatives of Chicago NOV
'ng picture film company yesterday
made some pictures of scenes about
this city. A group of business men in
tallyho visited the mountain drives
and other places of interest and were
in the picture. t is the purpose to show
the films all over the country and
Hot Springs will receive some valu-
able advertising therefrom
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
Legislature IS
AGAIN AT WORK
SENATOR ToNEY AND SPEAKER
MlLWEE PRESIDE OVER sEs-
sIoNs AS USUAL.
Threatened Fight Over Presidency OF
Senate Fails to MateriaIize and
Work Begins.

Little Rock May %. Both branch
IS of the legislature convened IN
special session today and organized
by electing all the former officers IN
both houses.
Governor Donaghey's opinion to
senator H. X. Toney as president Of
he senate during the special session
failed in its effect and that officer
called that bady to order, later being
elected to preside by a resolution
adopted.
Governor Donaghey's opposition to
Toney assumed rather acute form
Just prior to the conyening OF the as
sembly and he gave out statement
saying that Toney had no legal or
moral right to the office and If he
presided would usurp the power given
to the newly elected president pro
tenn. Senator Rodgers. The latter in
an address to the senate stated that
he was willing for President Toney
to preside.
In the house Speaker Milwee as
sumed the gavel without opposition.
Both bodies adopted their former
rules and after hearing the governor $
message read adjourned without tax
ing up any of the special legislation
scheduled in the governors call
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
SEVEN HURT IN WRECK.
katy" Limited Dltched Near Dallas and
Many injured.


Dallas, Tex. May 22Seven persons
were injured none of them fatally, al
TIA o'clock this evening when north
bound katy Limited, fast passenger
train jumped the track on curve at the
southern outskirts Of Dallas. The engine
plunged down a twenty foot embankment
carrying with il the engineer and fireman
who crawIed from beneath the wreck
practically unhurt
The injured:
Engineer VIII Bolton. Dennison. bruises
and small abrasions about head race
and arms.
Fireman w. c. Baker, Dennison, slight
ly bruised about body.
Mrs. w. j. Livingston, Clinton, Mo
struck in the abdomen with dining Table
not believed to be seriously injured.
The other four persons who were N
iured were NEGROES, who sustained miho
sprains and bruises.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
is A PEACEFUL VILLAGE
Chief of Police Denies Capital Is Wick.
ed City

Warrington. May Washington
presents one of the most peaceful village
scenes on Sundays that you could find
in any big city IN the United States. I
know personally that the salons are
cle ed.
This was the response of Major Richard
Sylvester, chief Of police Washington
today to the charge that Washington is
a horrible example Of Sabbath deseeration
as Incorporated in a report yesterday to
the Presbyterian General Assembly at At
lantic City.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

London, May 22.The imperial confer
ence was informally inaugufated by a
luncheon at buckingham Palace this
morning at which King George and queen
Mary entertained Premier Asuuith and
Mrs Asquith. the visiting colonial
premiers and their wives and daughters.
The conferences will open tomorrow at
the foreign office when Premier Asquith
in his address of welcome will outline
the governments program.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
FUNERAL OF COMPOSER.

Vienna, May 2s--Gustave Mahler the
emine composer who died May 1S q
angina pectoris. was buried in the Grinz
ing Cen terry here this afternoon a.
the express wish Of the composer the
ceremony was Of the simplest character.
There ere no speeches at the grayesidc.
The musical portion Of the service was
rendered BY the choir Of the imperial
oDefa
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23

ence relating to the creosote contro-
versy. He will be called as a witness
before the committee later in the
week.
Chairman Cox said the inquiry
would be prolonged.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
srlMsoN GETS BUSY.

washington, May 22-secretary stimson
left washington this afternoon for New
york to wind up personal affairs. ne
will address the lnter-colonial Gun AZ
Boston Wednesday, but is not expected
To return to the capitol until next Monday
consequently the new secretary OF war
will not be inducted into the cabinet
conferences until May So
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
LEE HEADS .. OF 3. T.

Harrisburg. Fa., May p The Brother
hood Of Locomotive Railroad Tranmen
today re elected w. q. Lee Of Cleveland
president by vote Of SO 70 les' for
george NJ. sharkey Of Del Rio, Texas
,rh4 name Of A. A. Roe Witchital
Kansas was not presented
Il. Dodge was elected to the Fes''
dent. The count Of votes for otfe'
oft,ceho.aats will be completed tomorrow
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
PROBE wooLEN TRUST.

, Washington. May 2-Investigation Of
the affa, Of the American Woolcn Co,
with particular reference to whether Il y
operating IN violation Of the Sherman anti
trust law is to be considered by the house
rules committee. A resolution Of Inquiry
by Representative Francis Of
Ohio was taken up today
Mr.. Francis was notified to appear
before the committee SATURDAY
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
MEXICAN BOUNDARY.

FL Paso, Tex. May 22.--Judgd VI. &.
Dennis, representing the United States.
completed his argument before the.
e.aamizal Arbitration Court today His
chief contention was that the boundary
between the United statts and Mexico
was clearly established BY the frosty IL
1918 and IS fuvial.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
ENGLISH ELECTION FRAUDS.
Member Of Parliament unseated Because
of Irregularities.

cork. Ireland, May 22-Captain Anthony
+ pone,an. the nationalist whip, who
aafeated William OBrien in the East
I,,vlsion OF the Cork Comfy ut the last
general election was unseateu today y
the court hearing the petition against
his election
The court. however, declined to brand
him with personal dishonor,
Justice Gibson found the election had
haen conducted with a reckless disregard
.aw and xhat accounts had been sup
,,,essed relating to probable compromising
Payments. The Cork County seat ~ 'ns
House u Commons had not been claimed
81 Ind o'Hrienitcs.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23
MADE PERFECT DEF ENsE.
Rattleship Michigan Wins in Nias.s
Attack Contest.

Attack Contest.
Washington. May ggThe Lattieship
Michigan took first honoss in list Of
twenty ships REQUIRED to defend
themselves against night attack BY
torpedo boats. five of the ;itsle craft
being pitted against each Of the bio ships.
The Michigan made a perfect defense.
theoretically sinking all or her assailants
before they got within striking range.
The South Dakota made tie next best
showing.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23

Juarez, Mexico, May % Peace
reigned supreme in northern Mexico
today where news Of the signing Of .
peace agreement last night had pene-
tratod
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-05-23

Washington, o. c., May 22.---Fore.
cast for Arkansas: Fair Thursday and
probably "Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
LARGE STOCK AND GRAIN FARM.
sie,eW.

No 1911. SO Acres $i0, 900.
This fine old farm located about 80 miles west Of
Richmond, in Cumberland county. The improvements
consist Of large frame dwelling, shown in the above
cut, 4sx4S two storics large rooms, large detached
kitchen large basement front porch extending the entire
length Of the dweng large side porch and large porch
mail service beautiful lawn Of 10 acres fine assortment
Of shade barge horse stable s6x0 with shed attached
and large hay NOW overhead holding 20 tons crib,
good carriage house. fine ice house. yard OF onehaf acre
enclosed with sheds for cattle and horses large sheep
she'd good smoke house. two large hay barns large to-
baeco barns one tenant house Of rooms and one OF
rooms beautiful garden Of Immediately back Of
the buldinsz good variety Of fruit Every building on
the rice covered with late 800 Of this land In
cultivation producing fine crops Of corn, wheat grass and
tobacco; 100 in timber estimated to cut 10000
feet Of saw timber and large quantity Of cord wood
One boundary Of this farm large creek two small creeks
flowing through the fields where there s large ice and
fish pond This property is shout miles from railroad
one mile from high schoel and immediately on aded
county road surrounded by good neghbors, and is in
every respect a desirable farm and home. Terms on
application,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11

yPECIAL{ our NUMBER 1879. sii.ess. go A

Located In Halifax county on the Staunton river; $50
sss & iris land : n cultivation, l60 acres Of which
etsmtcn river low grounds, very inch and productive
Tho soil i partly ay lcam, and partly Chocolate with
I'd clay sub-sol The low grounds are nearly u level
the uplands slightly rolling and modern farming ma
chinesy can be used al the place Fine crops o.
CON- wheat oats rye clover timothy, al kinds Of vege
tables and tobacco are raised this place There 10
splendid orchard Of about five eght years old q
apples peaches pears plums and grapes The farm y
web fenced and cross fenced into fields with woven and
barbed wire The property located shout two and one
ha miles from railroad town school, store and postotce
within half mile, H. r. D. mail service.
Tho improvements consist d fine, large twelve room
dwelling splendid large halls two large porches two large
cellars under the building, large closets Large china
closet In dining-room front and back stairway dining
room and sitting connected with arched gr1iie nice
bath roo house in elegant condition, hard wood foos
entire building painted inside and out with three coats OF
best paint and hard oiled Erected at cost OF $1,000
and carries insurance Of 600 The dwelling is situated
IN cantful grove with flowers and shrubs and boxwood
hedge There Is another house in the yard suitable Tor
tenants Of four large rooms comparatively new also three
other tenant houses different parts Of the fam also
Ice house work shop gaary stable for ten horses i've
tobacco barns large packing barn and other buildings
This properly 10 located in very refined neighborhood,
fine pure ithis spring the premises fields waered by
springs and good wells at the to be one
al the heAlthie44 locations in the State
The price of the property is OOOi one-hah cash,
balance 70 DO arranged st time OF sale
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
GOOD FARM IN THE FRUIT REGION.
yQA A.ros e.

No. co., loO Acres. $o,2VV
This farm is located in Albemarle county about 90
miles from Richmond, and mile from nice town on
c. O. Railroad. About l25 OF this land is cleared
and in cultivation balance in small oak and pine timber
Property watered by two creeks and many springs
There is large l2acre orchard, principally apples
Winesap Ben Davis Johnsons Fine Winter, Alternate
Pippn pears, peaches plums etc in fun bearing Place
entirely fenced and fenced into nix fields. Very
convenient school, church, store and postofice The
improvements consist Of large loroom frame dwelling,
with cellar and garrett all in good repair cottage OF two
rooms tenants house Of four rooms; beautiful lawn,
magnificent trees flower and vegetable gardens sublime
climate choice neighborhood fine roads nice country
club Railroad express, telegraph and telephone facll-
ties are the best Terms: onethrd cash. balance to suit
No. 70. lS7 Acres. $S,ose.
This farm il located Chesterfield county, about 10
miles from the City OF Richmond; about 50 acres OF this
farm is cleared and in cultivation balance in mixed timber
watered by COOS well and flowing stream small orchard OF
apples well fenced mile to store school church. and
has r. +. d. mail service. The improvements consist
Of an Sroom frame dwelling in good condition; all nee
essary outbudngs, barn. stable, house hen house.
etc This is very good little farm, located IN good
neighborhood and is well worth price asked Terms;
one-half cash. balance to silt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
No. s-X. $500 Acres $3.50 per acre
GOOD GRAIN AND DAIRY PROPOSITION.

Description Of about 800 Of land in Buckingham
and Appomattox counties, Virginia, in one body:
This land is fifteen miles from Diwyn, Va station
on the Buckingham branch Of the C. 4 o Railway, and
fourteen miles from Appomattox Va, on the N. Il W.
Railway.
The road to DiiIwyn is fine and is down hil and ties,
bark and saw timber being and hauled to Dwyu
and to stations the n. 4 w from this section now.
The land Is rolling; fully ninety per cent OF It can
heavy red clay sbsoil Splendid fruit land and good
for grain and cattle. Farms in less than two miles Of
this land can be bought for $40 per acre
From eishtyive TO ninety per cent OF this land Is in
original growth timber except where ties have been stolen
The timber CONSISTS largely OF original short leaf pine,
rood quality and oak Win cut from TO two thousand
feet of prime timber per acre. and from % to Is railroad
ties Timber and ties be cut and hauled to Dwyn
and pay fully what Is asked for the land and the land will
being SIS per less than years for farms This land
win not stay the market long at any such figure.
Price, IS so per acre; cash
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
BEAUTIFUL MoBJAck BAY FARM.
43 Ac,ree.

No. 5lf. IS Acres. $500.
This beautiful farm Is located the Mobiack Bay in
Mathews county, about two miles from the county seat
About 81 Of this farm cleared and in cultivation
balance in mixed timber watered by good well and several
springs and streams property entirely fenced. Only
office The improvements consist Of old style Groom
dwelling in good condition. beautifully located; new stable
with hay loft cattle barn. carriage house. duck and hen
overhead tool house, hay she'd Also fine oyster shore
of acres ceded) This ia OF the cheapest and best
section This farm has very beautiful location, over
looking pretty Mobjack Bay and surrounding country
This section noted for its fine oysters clans fish, crabs
etc. II you want something nice salt water do not
overlook this one Terms: On application.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
BEST AND CHEAPEST FARM IN THE STATE FOR
THE MONEY.
No. i3t7


Hp h one Of the cheapest farms for the money in the
State Of virginia located about 25 miles from Richmond
ana tvo and oue-haH miles from station the C. y.
Railroad James River Division, in Powhatan county.
About 100 acrcs Of this land is cleared and in cultivation
fine chocolate SOIL undcrisd with red clay susoi; land
lies compaxatvey level Property we'll wstered by creeks,
springs and wells About 1855 in pine oak and hic
ory Small orchard Of assorted fruit About 200 acres
ore nile The improvements are GOOD and consist Of
sroom frsme dwelling built Of good material and Queen
Anne styc a. shown in above cut front porch whole
there il large brick office IN the yard about IS feet
square also good condition. large cellar under the main
building Outbuildngs consist Of large grain barn. two
two-room detached kitchen, smoke house, fine wei
This Is without doubt the cheapest and best farm or
clov tin0thy IN kinds Of vegetsbles alfalfa, fruit etc
and b nny two miles from the James River Terms, on
application.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
$500.
23s Acres.
No. lit.


This farm is located shout IS miles from Richmond and
two miles from station About 40 OF this Land
cleared and in cultivation the balance being IN very good
timber The soil ia very good Of chocolate character,
underaid with red clay slbsoil. Watered by spring
branches and wells There is very fine orchard OF as
sorted fruit in fun bearing The entire property fenced
and cross fenced into fields School, church, store and
posofficc convenient The dwelling only contains two
rooms 10 good condition. The outbuildngs are good
and consist 81 hay barn. stable chicken house. stable
blacksmith shop smoke house, store house, etc All In
good repair Terms: One-half cash; balance to suit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
VERY CHEAP.
No. lei.
- Acres.

tbs xrursSy il located nY Charles City county, about
~ miles from Richmond and miles from station on G.
O. Rsilrosd About 10 q this land cleared; balance
in email timber; few fruit trees convenient 70 school,
church and stnre, r. r.. d. mail service improvements
are ono small twu-room building in poor condition This
Is very cheap little proposition, and with very little
work could be made nice truck and poultry farm Terms;
Onc-half cash; balance 10 suit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
Richmond, Virginia
, Inc. Virginia Farms for Sale

story Groom frame dwelling In good condition; barn,
stable smoke house. chicken houses ETC. This Is excellent
trucking SOIL and this property Is located right at town
Of 1000 inhabitants which makes it very desirable
little property. Terms to suit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
GOOD FARM WITH STATION ON PLACE.
No. I,1I3. 700 Acres 1870.
100 Acres.

No. Lib 700 Acres S1oO.
This farm is located in Amelia county, about 40 miles
from Richmond and has Southern Railway station
the farm Only Is cleared and in cultivation, but
the balance is In very fine timber estimated to cut st
least 600 feet Of Understandable timber Watered
by well creek and springs The improvements are in
good REPAIR and consist Of broom frame dwelling With
metal roof tenant house smoke house. stable Sheds ec
Also nice orchard Of assorted fruit full bearng About
onekaf Of this timber y growth and very fine
Consderng the location this timber i very valuable, and
grain grass hay vegetables etc, and will make fine
dairy farm Terms: One-haif cash; balance to snft.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11
NICE FARM IN PIEDMONT SECTION.
$4,000.
40 Acres.

No. 100, 220 Acres. $4,000.
Located in Abemare county, about so miles from Rich
mond and "A Of mile from nice little town the Chesa-
peake Ohio r. r. $50 OF this land cleared and IN
cultivation; balance in oak and pine timber watered by
well and spring streams very good orchard Of assorted
fruit in full bearing; fencing; school, church. store
and posoice in the above mentioned town, "a OF mile
distant The improvements consists of 10room frame
dwelling with cellar under entire house. in good condition.
barn. stable crib chicken house. wagon sheds and
all necessary outbuldngs This is very fine cid farm,
and considering its location would make very ns IA m
for stock raising, well grain and fruit Terms
One-half cash; balance to suit.