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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
Cardinal Gibbons Pleased.

BALTIMORE, ND. Oct. 29,--car.
dinsl Gibbons expressed great pleas
ure to-day at the report of the eie-
walton of three Americans to sit with
him III the sacred college OF cardinals.
While he has received no official word
confirming the news. he said that he
believed II to be true. He regards
the creation of three American car
dinals at one time as great honor
to this country and one to which all
Catholics here should be proud.
The cardinal made II clear that he
lis not one Of those who cherished y
hope that he alone would have this
rank In America until his death. He
expects to have IL confirming cable
message shortly and will then ex-
press his Fluctuations for those VINO
have been honored.
The report from Rome that three
American cardinals Will be appointed
by the Pope on November ~ was re-
ceived with some regret. Baltimore
Catholics hoped Cardinal Gibbons
would stand alone In this honor SO
long as he lived.
The announcement. coming almost
on the heels OF the Cardinals twenty
NTH anniversary as member Of the
sacred college. is believed to have
been deferred until. after the jubilee.
in order shat he might round out
the full period as the only living
American wearing the red hat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
ILLINOIS TO GO
SOLID FOR TAFT

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.--After a num-
Der of political conferences which
eliminated in lunch, at which Pres
ident Taft was the hast. to Julius
Rosenwald. John Hays Hammondhbz
Postmaster Campbell, Secretary of the
Navy George Won l.. Meyers. and sew
eral others it was announced semi
ocially at the presidents headquarters
in the Blackstone hotel hiatt the illi-
nols delegation to the Republican
National Convention is To go solid for
Taft
This claim was based on assurances
said to have hoen received from the
Republican factions known as Mid
die of the readers" and stand pat
ters.' Otherwise described as the
Lorimer adherents and the Deenen
adherents respectively.
The calculation eliminates tho pro-
gressive Republican forces enlisted un-
der the banner of the Jones' Merriam
wing OF the party in Illinois and whose
candidate for the presidency is sena :
tor Robert NJ. La Toilette, of Wiscon-
sin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
aIESTIO rs.
~ s' 49,
Inn- L. Tie territorN dlNldsd-

]. How is the territory divided
.. How many contestants VIII win
the automobile
g. How VIII the piano be award
ed?
4. How will the city building lot
be awarded?
S. How many prizes viii be
awarded in eeh district?
6. How may votes ne secured
7. Who Will be awarded the auto?
s. To whom VIII the district
PRICES be awarded?
?. Can any contestant win more
tnan one OF the regularly listed
10. Can a subscriber favor more
than one candidate"
ii. Must votes appear TO ones
credit at the time SUBSCRIPTIONS are
brought in?
L.. Can candidates secure new
subscriptions 10 start after cam
paiga closest
~ Can votes once issued be trans
ferred TO another contestant
IA, Can Il subscription he trans
ferred from one member OF house
hold, or family to another ami De
counted as new
-. Who may enter this campaign
JIG. VIII all votes secured on sub
scription and voted for the speciaI
prizes count toward the regular
PRICES
II. What does il cost TO enter9
Is. How fnany ! enter?
~. on what day should ! get
busy
90 When does the contest close
Whose fault will It be il / do
not win prize
20. How many votes do ] need TO
win
20 Who are the best people
TO consult in difficulties?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
WOMEN TO JUDGE
OF PURE F00Os
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE WILL TEST
GOODS AND PASS ON
MEASURE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.--"Every wo-
man her own food inspector"
This is the slogan of the Housewives
League, new organization, whose
promise is to give pure. inspected food.
honest weight and lower prices for
better quality of food in New York.
The work of the league was out
lined by Mrs. Julian Heath, chair
man Of the house economic commit
tee Of the City Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs. at the Hotel Aston, and
endorsed by this body al part of their
progressive work. On Tuesday Mrs.
Heath will send out a call to all the
club presidents represented In the
federation asking them to cooperate
in the work and outlining It's purpose
Every woman who becomes inter-
ested in tho work Of the league will
be asked to sign a pledge, promising
to do some actual effective work along
the lines Of reform We have adopted,
said Mrs. Heath to-day.
"Every day In the week house
wives are cheated by dishonest trades
men. State and municipal laws 10
protect the family from poisonous
and adulterated foods and impure
milk are not enforced.
| while we shall punish the dis
honest tradesmRn through the courts
/ we shall at the same time protect the
honest merchant and show our ap-
preciation of him by giving him our
trade.
I'm France the Housewives League
+, have done splendid work IN redu.-
ing the high cost Of living ana VIII
az effrrttve- cooperative farce here.
added Mrs. Heath. Il believe We can
do 1t here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
PROMINENT WOMAN
is FOUND DEAD

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.--The body of
Miss Caroline Doctor. daughter OF
Simon Doctor. millionaire. living at
No. s55 West End avenue. was dis
covered this afternoon in the shrub
berry of a lonely district on Fort
Washington Heights. She was stretch
ed at full length, her clothing was
carefully arranged and one hand was
ploced under her head as II she had
Just fallen asleep.
careful search of the shrubbery
near the body was made by policemen
who had gone to the spot In response
10 an anonymous telephone call. but
they did not find any sign of strug-
gle or evidence that would suggest
suicide.
Relatives Of Miss Doctor who was
81 wears old, said that she had been IN
feyerish state OF mind since the
death OF her brother-in-law, Morris
II Hayman, who committed suicide IN
Newark. n j., last April. after ne
had fallen in trouble over iorgeo
note for $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
IMpER|Al|s1s ARE VICTOR
I0Us

CONTINUED From First Page.l
imperial losses are not given, but
they are said TO be Insignificant In
comparison.
News of the imperial victory mas
caused great rejoicing in court and
Official circles here.
There is supreme confidence now
that the rebellion will be crushed. The
to the government four million taets
empress dowager to-day turned over
Of the crown funds for immediate
use by the military, and the war OIL
fee announces that 1t has begun or
fensive campaigns against the rebels
in Chang ShA and Siam Flu.
Three Thousand men from Yochow
are already advancing upon Chang
Sha to attack the mutineers now hold
ing Human, and battle IL expected
early tomorrow.
The governor OF Human has started
an expedition toward the Shensi Dor
der to meet the rebels forces re-
ported advancing from Siam Flu.
Foreign military attaches express
doubt OF the revolution after these
reverses. The battle at Hankow de-
monstrated. they point. that the I'M
perial troops are still loyal. and the
battle have the effect OF stopping
OBJECTIONS from the ranks. Hankow
IL a position Of strategic value.
The loan Of $a.000.o0o to the gov
eminent by the Anglo-French- Bel
gian syndicate is also a cause OF ella
ton In oficial circles inasmuch nj
oyertures to ]. p. Morgan and his
English, French and German asso-
ciates and the japanese were re-
iected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
UNIVERSAL PLAN
IS DIFFICULT

Continued From First Page2
yers recently retained by the North
Carolina state Farmers Union to rep
resent the tobacco growing element
among the members of that organi-
zation, left for New York to-day TO
be present at the beginning OF the
American Tobacco Company organi-
cation proceedings in the Lniteo
States Court there tomorrow.
The retention Of these lawyers by
the bright tobacco growers OF North
Carolina, where more than half the
grade Of the leaf used by the trust In
the manufacture of best grades OF
cigarettes is grown. Is separate ana
distinct from the joint appearance q
the three attorneys of Virginia ana
the two Carolinas, the latter eneas
ing in the case on their own initia-
tive,
viii Act in Concert.
However, they are expected to ACT
in concert with the attorneys gen
eral, and to some extent with the
counsel representing the 'lndepen
dents" and other opposition to the
trusts plan Of organization as that
plan il at present understood
Before leaving for New York Mr.
'
where the Ware Kramer Independent
Cigarette Manufacturers, who recent
~ secured "a $4,000 Judgment against
the American Tobacco Company, mrs
began business, later removing to Nor
folk, made statement To the eHec'
that he will ask that a receiver ne
appointed for the American Tobac-
Gu Company. and will content that nt
| individual stakeholder shall hold stoei
In any of the fourteen proposed com
panies. except one company. he VII
| ask for list and statements OF pre-
( ferred stockholders and the number O
/ shares they hold.
! Giving Rebates.
| He has proof. he says. that TN
! American Tobacco Company are of
! fering rebates and free goods in SOM
| States, and are selling at regula
! prices in others, which they are posi-
/ lively forbidden to do by decree o
the Supreme Court OF the Lnite'
! States.
He is also prepared to prove. h
| declares. that Piedmont cigarette
| have been sold outside of Wilson b,
a jobber to a retailer within the pas
two weeks at less price per thou
sand than they are sold to retailer
| In Wilson by jobbers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30

with flying coiors. BE SO enthusiastic
that you will make your friends glad.
Your happy smile and refined tenacity
viii inspire their confidence in you.
and they Will gladly and willingly
come forth with u one, two or five
year subscription
Special Vote Exhibit.
In to.dat's Fireinian appears a lis,
CT candidates and their standing in
the special prize offer which closes
Saturday p. NJ, November 4th. Cam
didates are advised TO turn In AL tho
subscriptions that they can before the
close of this period In the special
prize offer $4,000 In gold viii be di-
vided among the four highest vote
gamers as follows; $4,000 to the first I;
$1,000 to the second, $500 To the
third apa Slope Ia the fourth, Votes
that co0nt sn this special prize offer
are only those which have been is
sned since Monday morning, October
"a, mp 10 md including Saturday
November I. at r. 81. II IN to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
BURGLAR BEATS
MAN AND WOMAN
errA,s MONEY FROM STORE IN
NORFOLK SUBURB AND
DISAPPEARS.

Especial to The Richmond Virsiniano
NORFOLK, VA, Oct "a noid
negro burglar entered the store and
residence of NJ. Berson, in the negro
suburbs of Norfolk early this morn
ing beat Berson to insensibiiity,
dubbed his wife over the head. helped
himself to $50 in cash and then es-
capped The robbery was one or tho
boldest In Norfolk county's history.
Rerson was aroused at 1850 O'Clock
this morning. AS ne raised up In bed.
he was struck down by rain OF
blows over his head In his death-like
clutching of The bed clothes he aroused
his wife AS she raised up, she was
struck down. The woman screamed
and aroused the neighbore. When
they reached the house. the burglar
had made his escape and nothing has
been heard of him since.
Berson was held up recently In front
Of his store by highwaymcn and
robbed of SIS. The Bersons were
taken to the hospital for treatment
They will live.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
DR.. BANKS LECTURES
ON BIBLE AT Y. M. C.. A.

One of the most interesting ad-
dresses given under the auspices of
the y. NJ. c. A. for years was heard
in the Joseph Bryan Auditorium yes
terday afternoon when DIR. Edgar j.
Ranks. explorer. of Massachusetts. dis
cussed "Babylonian Excavations and
the Bible The lecture was illustrated
by splendid stereopticon views, and
was intensely interesting. Or. Banks
will speak at the association every
night this week except Saturday. using
his illustrated lectures On The Bible
and the Spade" The subject to.nigh,
viii be Modern Babyloria." These
lectures will all he for men and wo.
men. There will he no charge for
admission. Lectures begin promptly
at $40 I. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
What Do You Know About the
Great Circulation Campaign Now Being
Conducted by The Richmond Virginian?
Read this advertisement and get the
A B C of it. Ask or write the Cam
paign Manager for all of it.
sVTRs.


]. Into six districts.
.. One
3. To the contestant having the
highest vote In districts 4. S, and
6. after the auto has been awarded.
4. To the contestant having the
highest vote IN districts l, Z, and
after the auto has been awarded.
s. Two.
6. ny clipping coupons from The
Nirsinian, or by securing subscrip-
tions.
J. The contestant securing the
greatest number of votes.
s. To the two candidates securing
the greatest number Of votes after
the grand prizes have been awarded,
.. No.
10. Yes.
IL. y candidate may use discretion
as to what votes shall be placed TO
his or her credit In tho paper.
10. Yes, provided that the name
of the subscriber and the money ac-
companies the order.
II. Positively. no.
IA. Absolutely, no.
10, The campaign is open to all
Except persons employed in The
Richmond Nirginian plant.
6. Yes.
n. Absolutely nothing.
is. FAN out the nomination Blank
on page OF this issue and send IL
10 tho Compaien Department.
10. TODAY. NOW.
20 Saturday December Is, 4 4.
NJ.
ri Your own. Your chance Is as
good and your treatment by us VIII
be just the same as all others.
%. Just few more than your
nearest cont liter
20, The Campaign Manager. al
ways al your service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
KEY TO SUCCESS
DEPENDS ON HARD WORK

tcontlnuea From First pageo
Don't let your friends puf You OF
This week. Some Will say that they
Win help you next week. Try TO per-
suade them TO give you their subscrip.
! tipns now. Then bring them in before
r. 81. Saturday night. SO that you
can vote them before the close of the
special prize offer.
Have You Courage.
Courage and enthusiasm Will work
Wonders if properly applied They
will almost work miracles whea placed
isand Ii hand II you 80 out after
subscriptions. determined 10 get Their,
-ssusi endowed with tho '.naver give up
etsrtt sou are bound TO come out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
BROAD ST. PROPERTY
is SOLD FOR $50, 900

For the sum Of $4,000. or nearly
5000 per front foot, DR.. John r.
Davidson has sold to A. l.. Straus. the
brick store dwelling at 40 East Broad
street. with frontage. Of nearly thir-
ty-two feet. according to y deed Of
bargain and sale recorded in the chan
Gerry clerks ONCE.
The building IL now occupied by
Fourqurean Temple and Company.
which recently renewed its lease for
Ave years from June 80, 1919.
The adjoining corner lot at the
southwest corner Of Fifth and Broac
streets Is assessed at the highest value
on Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
DIR. ALDERMAN WILL
ADDRESS BIBLE MEN

Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, president
of the University OF virginia. will de.
liver the address at the city audito-
rum Sunday afternoon. November -,
incident to the annual mass meeting
and parade OF the Federation Of Mems
Bible Glasses or Richmond and Vi
cinity. The exercises at the audito.
rum will begin at r. NJ, 1t Is an-
nounced. DIR. Alderman's topic will
be Christ, the Leader nf Men,
Last year, more than 1000 men
participated In the mammoth parade
through the streets Of Richmond. with
Governor Mann at their head. This
year an even larger turnout Is ex.
pected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
TWO CRUISERS TO
CHINESE WATERS

CORONADO. CAL. Oct. 2s.-The
cruiser Cincinnati With Commander s.
S. Robinson. will leave for Chinese
waters Immediately after the naval
manouvres at San Pedro. 1t II also
understood that the Cincinnati Will be
accompanied Ivy the cruiser FRaietSh
under command of Lieutenant COM
mander Louis c. Richardson, but this
boat has not yet received official or
ders from Washington.
Admiral Chauncey Thomas stated
to-day that there was absolutely no
significance attached to this moves
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
MGR. FAlCOh|O IS
NOW Of OPINION
REPORT IS TRUE

Continued From First Page)
terms, congratulated Archbishop Far
ley upon the glad tiding from the
Vatican.
The archbishop refused TO discuss
the subject further than to express his
appreciation of the kinds words OF
his many friends. 1t will be impos-
sihle to acknowledge all of them per-
sonally. To reporter he said:
II am very grateful for the many
kilograms. cablegrams and letter ex-
pressing good wishes, even on the
unconhrmed news that has reached
us
Further than this he would say
nothing for publication. preferring to
await official notification. This VIII
take the form. when it does come. Of
n letter. which will be brought from
Rome by a monsignor, who will also
carry the scarlet beretta. one OF the
first insignias of his new Office that
the cardinal Will receive. The mon-
signog- wili be escorted by member
of the Noble Guard Of the Papai
household.
Ceremony OF Inveeturc.
There will tie ceremony OF in
yestiture in the Cathedral, after
, which at some time suiting the arch
bishops convenience he Will WISH
Rome and receive the broad brimmed
scarlet hat, which Is the real red
hat" of the cardinal Al THIS cefe-
mony, which will take place before
the consistory, the Pope officiating.
he will he assigned titutlar church.
| enc of the old churches In Rome.
over each of which cardinal is placed
as patron.
IN 10 nsul, htr
iP, j. Hayes. chancellor OF the arch
diocese and member OF the afeh-
bishops household.
| 1t is too early to discuss the good
news of the archbishop's elevation to
the cardtnalate." said Mgr. Hayes.
/ Il can only say that 1t has brought
! JOY to ali of us and we await official
confirmation.
| The change from archbishop 10 car
dinal will make no difference in the
duties of the present archbishop, 50
| far as the administration of the at
| fairs of the church within the arch
diocese of New York arc concerned.
| 1t will carry with 1t. Of course. .
| seat in the Senate of the church and
! entitie him to vote for successor
! to the present head of the church In
| the event of the latter's death.
Archbishop Farley occupied the
| throne at high mass to-day In the
| cathedral. The attendance was I'M
| usually large, No reference was
| made to the news from Rome. Az
ter the mass a large number OF ciey-
! gynen and laymen of prominencs
| called at the archepiscopal residence
and personally rendered their con-
! gratuiationss
The consistory at which the seven
prelates, including Archbishop Far
rell, will be elevated to the cardinal
ate, Is 10 convene in Rome on NJ
vember 81.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
FOUND COCAINE IN
DAMS POCKET

Dan Tifnberlake. colofed. Wns arr
rested yesterday on the street by De-
tectives Wiley and krengla, on sus-
picion OF having cocaine in his pos
session.
He denied the accusation, but when
he was searched at the First station
two, packages We're found. The con-
tents Of the packages will he analysed
by the city chemist and II found to
he cocaine. tbs negro will have . hard
ttms explaining their presence In his
pocket
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
Archbishop ireland Silent.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 29.-Arch-
bishop ireland. when notified OF the
announcement hishaps Ear-
ley, of New York. and O'conneil, cf
Boston. and Dicmede Faiconio, papal
delegate to the United States were to
be created cardinals November 81,
refused to discuss the subject. II
has been known that Arch bishop Ire
land has been considered In line. That
he was disappointed when shown the
telegram announcing the selection cf
Archbishop Farley and Archbiship
O'Connell was not evidenced by the
expression on his face. He read the
telegram, handed 1t back ana said
Il have nothing to say regarding
tho matter"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
Charged with Theft.

Jdhn Joseph. white. was charged ~
Edward Abraham with breaking into
his cash drawer when he was not
looking and carrying away the sum
Of $Ss In cash A. q result Joseph waa
arrested and Is now at First poke
station Griggs will hear the Co. -
day. .sjs b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
Msmor,aI Exereises.

Annual memorial exercises We're
held last night at Pine Street Baptist
church ny William Mckinley Council,
No, ~, and Goodwill Council, No. 3.
Order OF FraternalN Americans. The
two councils marched In a body to
the church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
The Weather

I,orecast for Monday and Tuesday
rnr Virginia: Fair Monday and Tues
aav. North Carolina: FAIR Monday and
Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30

ballots ed since Monday October % ana "
10 r.
Regular all win appear Mdnssa
disxteSs nave 'nc,t
Department on or n"e ~
ingti 9th wish credit
Srsrss offer q r. NJ, aurday. November L.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30

Mrs. T.. 400
Main Va
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-11

many Invitations 10 be present and
take part in public gatherings of an
agricultural nature. 1t required a
great deal of persua sion upon the part
of President Alley of the University of
Maine and of Professor Hitchings.
formerly of the agricultural depart
ment, to induce M. Buckley to accom-
pany the farming special OF the Uni
vcrsity of Maine which leaves Orono
June l6 and will be or the road about
eight days.
Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
CARL is now in Charlotte, Washington
county, looking for a horse said tn be
affected with the CHAMBERS which is
somewhere in that vicinity. The at
tention of the department. of agricul-
ture was called 20 this animal by an
officer of the federal government, and
1t is believed that an attempt is be-
ing made by the owners of the animal
to conceal its whereabouts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-11
STATE HOUSE.
Atty, General 10 Appear
In York Gases.
Special Regulations Granted
on SebasiiCOOk Tributaries.
Sanitary Livestock Commissioner
to Do Entirely Field Work.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Wednesday, May II, at 2 p. M.

Attorney General Pattangall will as
sist County Attorney Richardson of
York county in the Doctor" Snow ca
ses, which involve several indictments
for breaking and entering, one for OBJ
structing an officer and one for assault
with intent te kill The Snow cases
are among the most important that
have come before the York county su-
preme court in number of years.
fhey involve series of wholesale
burglaries of residences and cottages
IN York county. which ended with the
sensational capture and arrest, by the
officers, OF Doctor Fred Snow. An
other York county case in which Mr..
Pattangal will probably assist will be
that against Corporal Simeon c. Can
sob, L. S. NJ. c., who is charged with
nan-slaughter in causing the death of
kittery of Private Lewis f. Rasmus-
sen. whose body was found i'm March
outside the kittery baseball grounds.
Mr. Fattangalls appearance in these
York county cases will be his first as
prosecuting officer of the state, since
the Augusta Ward election case. Mr..
Pattangall thoroughly enjoys court
work, and will probably appear as
chief prosecuting officer more fire.
puently than did some of his prede-
CaSSGrS.