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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
DALzELLDENOUNCES
CANADIAN COMPACT
Says it Violates Republican
Traditions and Pledges of
Fifty Years
BY
THURSDAY NIGHT
Underwood Scores Payne
Aldrich Measure and Says
Protective Tariff is a
"Mere Subterfuge'

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb. IA
An attempt to fix a time for the final
vote on the Canadian reciprocity bill
in the House failed to-day, when the
measure came up again for debate.
Mr.. Mccall (Republican). OF Mas
sachusetts, tried to make the bill the
order OF business to-morrow-Caien-
dar Wednesday-but there was imme-
date objection. Mr.. Gardner tRe-
publican). OF Massachusetts,, then
tried to move to dispense with CAL
endar Wednesday. but vas ruled out
Of order by Speaker cannon
Leaders for and against reciprocity
to-day admitted that the measure may
occur two more days consideration
In the House before reaching a final
vote. As matters now stand. there Is
unlimited time for general debate.
BY Thursday night it was believed
that the reading of the bin would
begin.
Representative Oscar Underwood
Democrat. of Alabama, chairman
of the ways and means committee
of the next house, spoke in v OF
the bill. He scored the Payne-Aldrich
law. declaring that the present re-
ciprocity arrangement was a result
of the failure OF the maximum and
minimum portion of hat measure.
There lis not a single item in this
bill that does not reduce the taxes
levied on the American people by the
Payne BILL" said Underwood. We, on
this side OF the house. nave contin-
uaily denounced the Payne law as I'M
just. The opportunity has come to-
day for us to reduce the taxes. placed
by hat measure OF some of the neces-
stiles of life"
Underwood declared that the pro-
tective tariff on farm products was a
mere subterfuge" and that now was
the time to show the farmers that
they had been fooled into standing
for q high protective tariff In favor
OF the manufacturers. In return for a
protection which they did not need
Representative Daixell tRepub1ican.
of Pennsylvania, marshal Of the old
guard Of gtand-patters, followed Tn
derwood with an arraignment OF the
bin.
This bill involves a revision of
the tariff" shouted Dalzell, land we
have only had II under consideration
In the committee for week. /
am against ii. first, because IL involves
q trade agreement with Canada SINH
lar to the one which heretofore exist
ed and which resulted so d~lsastorusly
for the United States. As a business
proposition 1t Is indefensible, without
advantage to the nation. and II is un-
called for by the great body Of our
people. u.s., @oa,1- >
Second, ii Is unrepublican. 1t Ia
absolutely Inconsistent with the Re-
publican policy. II violates traditions
and pledges of the Republican plat
form for the last fifty years.
Third. It is class legislation of the
most obnoxious character. 1t selects
the farmer and ~deprives him Of a
protection that is accorded every other
GfaSs on cirixens. IT Ii IN HI interest
of the foreigner and against hat Of
Americans"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
r ON BRAIN OF
TURK FROM JERUSALEM
Or. MacLean Cuts Out Section Of Joseph T. Corrie's Skull
and Removes Water from Uranium of Man Whom
Negro Thief Hit With Brick

Mine years ago. Joseph r. Corrie. a
Turk from Jerusalem. was hit ON the
head with q brick by Sam Jones. q
negro. who Il completing a twelve year
sentence in State prison for the offense.
.Corrie, who II now twenty eight
years old, has never recovered from
the wound and q times has been sub
ject to nts. Several years age surgeons
1t Virginia hospital operated on hls
head but it appears that the result
war not 30 satisfactory ~ they hoped
would b. the case.
Monday night, Corris came to the
Retreat for the Sick for another oper-'
alton. This was performed Tuesday
by DR.. II. Stuart MacLean. who re-
moved q section OF his skull from the
top OF the left temple which was mash
ed In BY the brick. Then. the sur-
sson removed a quantity Of water that
had accumulated on tho brain. This
In believed I have been directly ths
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
WILL GO THROUGH;
CREDIT DUE TO TAFT

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. L.
Seeking light on the reciprocity situa-
ton at the White House to-day. Rep
resentative J.. Sioat Fassett tRepub-
iican), Of New York, said the thought
uppermost In his mind was:
sWhen President Taft and Champ
Clark agree on the tarin. I'D like to
know which one follows h other."
Later, emerging from the sanctum.
he said:
s"rhis Canadian reciprocity treaty
viii 70 through both branches Of con-
gress "a the result Of the combined
efforts OF q united democracy and
a Republican ~president The credit
will 20 10 Taft for whatever It Ii
worth"
Senator Cullom (Republican). Of
Illinois, announced to-day that he
would vote for the reciprocity bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14

cause Of tho fts and it's 10 hoped that
Corrie VIII not throw any more spasms.
A silver plate will eventually be
inserted In the, apcrature, made in the
skull, Meanwhile. h akin will be al
lowed to grow over the opening.
Corrie went through the operation
nicely and will soon Do able TO return
I o his place Of business at 1909 East
Main street. his doctor says At that
number he conducts . small grocery
store He also operates q stall In the
Seventeenth Street Market,
Corrie came to this country in 1897.
when q lad OF fourteen years and locks
every inch the Turk that he is, with jet
black moustache and q skin tanned
by the far Eastern suns He says the
negro attacked him with the brick
while attempting to commit robbery In
the vicinity OF the market. He dis
covered the mar In the act and war
attempting to detain hfa whom the
assault occurred
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
MAJ. MARTIN GETS
INQUIRY FINDINGS
PRESIDENT OF COURT OF M
CURRY rs REVIEWING CHARGES
AGAINST COAST ARTILLERY
CORPS.

Word was received at the office
of Adjutant General W. W. Sale on
Tuesday hat the findings Of the court
Of inquiry which Investigated the
charges Of lack OF discipline and in
efficiency against the coast artillery
corps have been forwarded to Major
Martin, president Of the court, who
10 at Lynchburg. for his approval and
signature II u.s. probable that the,
findings Will reach General Sale with
In q few days. and hence transmitted
to Governor Mann.
-The court concluded the investtga-
ton about a week ago. The charges
were made by United States army. Of
hcers at Fort Monroe. and by the as
sistant inspector general Of volun-
teefs, II is not likely that the And
ings VIII be made public until after
the papers have een reviewed by
Governor Mann. The filing of the
charges and subsequent inquiry have
aroused much interest In military cir
Giles throughout the State,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14

Ell PAS0, Feb. i4.-Wfth pro-
visional Governor Abram Gonzales u
fugitive. a United States warrant our
for Francisco ]. Madero. provisional
president of the revolutionary govern
ment and General Martin Casilias,
n Of the ablest revolutionary lead
ers. in an American jail members
OF thu Mexican discretionary 5ufatsAs
here freely charged to-day that the
United States government has actively
taken up the cause Of President Diax
and is assisting him In his endeavors
to crush the revolution. American
military and civil officers assert that
they are merely enforcing the neu-
trality laws. without regard to Diaz
or he revolutiQnists. but the revQlu-
tfonists profess to see In the attitude
OF he American government distinct
favoritism for Diaz. They assert that
tina United States Is again acting a.
the catspaw of the Mexican dictator,
just as 1t did when Juan Axcona was
arrested recently.
The Madero warrant charges him
with shipping arms N ammunition
nto Mexico and with fomenting an
armed invasion of a friendly power.
Junta leaders ridicule eport that
Madero Is In Ell Paso. but the United
States officials are confident that he
lis.
Nothing further has yet come from
the scene Of Orozco's activities near
Samalhuca and 1t IL impossible to get
N details Of yesterdays reported an.
gagement there between Oroxco.a
troops and the advance guard OF Gem
eral Navarro's forces. 1t Is certain
that Orozco Ia encamped at Samaluca,
where he Is in a position to block CONF
pletely n further advance by Ma.
varro. The Mexican Federal ofnciaIs
at Juarez believe hat Navarro, after
yesterdays reported engagement, will
not attempt to cut his way through
orozco, but rather will attempt to get
around him.
As soon as Navarro gets within
striking distance of Juarez, the Fed
erals In h a city will send out ar
mored trains to assist him. Half a
dozen OF these have been prepared.
all lined with heavy steel and pro-
vided with loop-hofes for riiemen and
larger holes through which small
held artillery car be Aired. These
trains are expected to sally forth and
engage the revolutionists as soon al
Navarro appears.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
STATES 4
CATsPAW OF O|Az'
Revolutionists Say America is
Taking Side of Mexican Cow
eminent in War
GONZALES A FUGITIVE:
WARRANT FOR MADERO
Provisional Authorities in
Trouble for Violation of
Neutrality Law-No
News of Navarro

Ell PASO. Feb. IA courier ara
irving at the headquarters Of the
Mexican insurrecto junta here to-day
brought q messake from Abram Com
zales, provisional governor OF Chihua-
hua, who disappeared Sunday night
when he learned of the arrest of Gem
eral Martin Casillas.
Gonzales had crossed into Mexico
and established his provisional gov
at Zaragosa, a small town
thirteen miles below Juarez, on the
Rio Grande- He has his entire STAFF
with him; also Senior Roal Madero.
brother Of the revolutionary Junta
provisional president Two hundred
and fifty insurrecto cavalry are act
ing as bodyguard to Gonzales.
Railroad men allowed to come In
through the i~nsurrecto lines to-day
say the reported battle south OF Sa-
mRlayuca yesterday was a long range
brush between Navarro's pickets and
a scouting party OF insurrectos. There
were many conflicting reports in Ju-
arez last night, and the oommandant
of the federal forces there was great
ly chagrined because the insurrectos
appeared 70 be strong enough to hold
Genera Navarro at Candelaria.
Guadaioupe In Hands Of Rebels.
Large forces Of insurrectos are be-
ing massed along the river east OF
Juarex from Zaragosa to Guadaioupe.
forty miles east. Guadalupe, which
is now in control of the insurrectos,
ia the Revolutionary mobilization
camp.
News comes from Casas Grandea
that General Blanco and bis army OF
insurectos have driven the Eighteenth
Mexican Infantry back to Galena-
General CasDlas is still in jail here.
fighting against an immediate hear
ing in order to delay placing Mexican
officials In possession of information
contained In dispatches taken from
him when arrested. Persistent re-
ports hat the insurrectos snuggied
two pieces OF artillery across the Rio
0rande to Zaragosa yesterday cannot
be confirmed.
Ctudad Juarez La still completely
bottled up without railroad or tele-
graph communication with the inte-
rfor Of Mexico.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
MAN STRUCK AND
KILLED BY CAR

Especial t o The Richmond virginian.)
RALEIGH. ". c., Feb. 14.-Mallory
Faucette, q former railroad condue-
tor on the Seaboard Air Line. and Tor
some time connected with wood-yards
here, wal killed late last night BY q
street car. His remains we're car
ried to Durham this afternoon for In
torment. Deceased had a mother and
sister at Durham. The accident oc-
Cured at II o'clock. as h deceased
and Clarence Belvin were crossing
the street. The investigation by the
coroner to-day shows that the car
with Motorman williams and Conduc-
tor Barnes, coming down Martin street
top-shed, struck Faucette, dragging
him quite q distance on the fender.
The coroner and jury viewed the body
and will hold Investigation later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
bOYDEN FATHERS
Josh" MEASURE
ANY SoLON WHO VOTES DRY
AND TAKES A DRINK Is
GUILTY OF A FELONY.

Especial t o The Richmond ~virginian.)
RALEIGH, n. c.. Feb. 14.-In the
midst of a lengthy discussion OF the
House Kent bill in the Senate for pro-
hibiting near-beer and like drinks In
North Carolina. Senator Boyden sent
forward a Josh" resolution provid-
ind that n member OF the General
Assembly from 1905 to 1911 who
takes a drink Of spirituous. vinous or
malt liquors shall be guilty OF q fell
ony and be punishable by death. An
effort Is being made to allow the
sale OF cider through an amendment
to the bill which has passed the
House.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
GUARDS HER
DOORS AGlNsT PLAGUE.

LONDON. Feb, 1l.--An arrivals
from ths Orient are being subjected
to rigid inspection by thu health au-
thoritiss to guard agatnst an invasion
az the pneumonia plague. In the
case OF invalids, the inspection takes
tho form Of q bactsrtoi0gicai examtna-
established. where al suspects will be
kept.
Manchurian messages to-day say
that starving bands Of natives. de-
prived or work through the epidemic,
have turned % murder and robbery
~ their desperation,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
CRASHES
THROUGH Z HEADS
LEADEN MISSILE KILLS SUICIDE
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TRIES SELF-DESTRUCT1OS
81
LATER.

DENVER, COL, Feb. 1.-THE po-
lice to-day are investigating the sui
eide Of william McCrary. a bartender,
-
which caused the death OF Arthur
Knowles, McCrary's friend, and be-
cause of which Mrs. Julia Sohn, Nc
Crary's sweetheart, attempted suicide.
Dependent. McCrary placed a re-
volver to his head and fired. The
bullet killed him instantly, and pass
Ing completely through his head,
struck Knowles in the temple.
Knowles died three hour later, and
simultaneously Mrs. Sohn shot her.
self. Her condition is critical.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
DAY To HEAD BIC
INSURANCE co.
FORMER TRUST BUSTER" VILE
SUCCEED THE LATE PAUL
VI. MORTON AS PRESI-
\
DENT OF EQUITABLE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.--It was re-
ported in insurance circles to-day that
at the meeting or the directors OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
on Thursday former Judge William
A. Day. first vice-president, will be
chosen president TO succeed the late
Paul Morton. Day was formerly as
sistant to the encouragement of the
United States and won fame as a
trust buster In connection with the
Northern Securities and Beef Trust
cases. He went to the Equitable at
the time Mr.. Morton BECAME presi-
dent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
ABANDON SEARCH
FOR

ERIE. PA, Feb. 14.-Efforts to
Arrest tn ghouls who desecrated the
Scott mausoleum ceased to-day.
The mystery In the case APPARENTLY
was sealed when the casket of Mrs.
William l.. Scot was repaired and
the big bronze doors Of the tomb
changed shut.
Gilbert Perkins Is the only private
detective remaining in Erie.
II am not working on the case
now" said Perkins to-day. I'VE have
run dow all clues that have develop
ed"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
OPENING GUN
OF 1872 CAMPAIGN
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CLUBS
WILL HOLD MEETING THURS
DAY IN WASHINGTON.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Feb. IA
According to u. @. Click. a member
of the executive committee Of the
National Republican League OF Clubs.
the opening shot of the 1912 presi-
Dental election will be nred at the
Metropolitan Club In Warrington on
Thursday Of this week. when the ex-
ecusive committee OF the National
Republican League Of Clubs will hold
Its first meeting prior to tho OPEN
ing Of the campaign.
The meeting 10 called for no pur-
pose Of planning for the campaign
In 1919. John Hays Hammond will
preside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
WILL OBSERVE DAY
IN NAMES MEMORY
ANNIVERSARY OF SINKING OF
sATTLEsHIP TO De cELEeRAT.
ED ON IMPOSING SCALE.

HAVANA. Feb. sI4.-Owing to the
interest aroused bv III work OF rails
Ing the wreck OF the pattleship Maine.
the Maine anniversary tomorrow will
be more generally observed than ever
before.
Vice President Zayas viii deliver the
memorial Grafton In this city. The
wreck Of the Maine will be surrounded
with boats for the accommodation of
spectators. A marine guard will be
placed or. the wreck and minute guns
viii be fred from Cabanas fortress
during the services. Tho Cuban army
band will furnish music. Past Com
mander Gihon. Or the Spanish Amer
ican veterans n here to assist the local
camp.
The Cuban warship Hatney, with
President Gomez aboard. will take part
in the exercises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
SEND MONEY BACK
TO MR.. CARNEGIE
LOCAL CONTROVERSY OVER
LOCATION OF PEACE PALACE
IN COSTA RIGA CAUSES RE
r. OF

CARTOGA. COSTA RIGA. Feb. II.
NEGOTIATIONS for the rebuilding OF
the National Peace Palace. financed
partly by Andrew Carnegie and which
was destroyed in the recent earth
quake disaster. have been halted tenn
porarily by q local controversy. In a
Communication received yesterday
Carnegie, thu advocate OF world
peace, orders that are edifice be To-
Gated at a Jose. the Costa Rfcan
capital.
This dictation Ia resented here.
where the building was first located.
and has resulted in the returning to
Carnegie of the $780, 900 endowment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
REAL BULLET IN
WILD WEST PLAY.
TWO MEN WOUNDED IN REALISTIC
PRODUCTION OF THE
ROUNDUP.

CHICAGO Feb.. 1.-THE. Chicago. POI
lice to-day Instituted a rigid invsstiga-
ton into the shooting last night Of two
men on the stage at Mcvicker's Thea
tire, where The Roundup" Is being
produced. In one act of the play there
is q battle scene, in which more than
200 shots are fred. By mistake. a
loaded cartridge was substituted FOR
a blank In some ones revolver. As q
result a blood thirsty Indian was
shot through the left leg. while the
sa inc bullet punctured the foot of the
stage electrician.
The physicians say that neither
George Dreamer, OF New York, the In
dian nor Harry Warwick. the %efectri-
clan. Is seriously injured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
VIEWS MADERO AS A
vIoLATOR OF THE laws

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. 13.-4
Federal officials in Ell Paso. Texas
were to-day reminded by kilograms
from Washington that the administras
views Francisco I. Madero. Mexi-
can reyolutionist leader. as a vioiator
OF the neutrality laws. II ARRESTED
In h United States, he will be chArg-
ed with leading an armed expedition
from the United States against Mex~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
k|DNAPP[Rs At
WORK IN CHICAGO
FRACTURE FATHERS sKULD
AND CARRY OFF sIx-YEAR.
OLD GIRL.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Feb. l4.-Poiice
here to-day are searching for the
kidnappers Of the six-year-old daugh-
ter of Louis Malow. a locomotive en-
gineer. Malow was found In a se-
rious condition on the steps of an
emergency hospital here shortly af-
ter midnight. suffering from many
cuts in the head and face and a frac-
tured skull. He asserts he was stand
ing on a orne with his daughter In
his arms when two men leaped on
him and beat him into unconscious
ness. When he regained his facul-
ties. his daughter and the men were
one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA, Feb.
14.-Fear that more blood might be
shed In the Swanson county seat war
to-day caused Governor Cruce to order
Sheriff Daniels. Of Kiowa county, to
proceed to Mountain Park and take
necessary steps to prevent another
outbreak.
Mob spirit 10 running high and to-
day many farmers are gathered in
the vicinity of the Mountain Park
Jail. where three officials. c. E. Bull
and j. T. Thompson. county conf
missionara. and g. b. Bristow. county
clerk, are held prisoners. charged with
illegally moving the county records
from Mountain Park to Snyder. w.
L. Staples was killed during the raid.
1t Ia feared hat unless drastic steps
are taken. an attempt Will be made
by the Snyder adherents to batter
down the doors Of the jail tonight
and set free the three county otfi-
cials.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
MAY BE TIE VOTE
IN LOR|MER CASE
POLITICIAN FIGURE ON PROB
RESULT OF FIGHT IN
SENATE-DELUGE SENA.
TOR CULLOM WITH
LETTERS.
ILLS.

SPRINGFIELD. ILLS. Feb. IA
Believing that the fate Of William
Lorimer. as a United States senator
from Illinois. may rest in the hands
of United States Senator Shelby NJ.
Cullom. Lorimer and anti-Lorimer
members of the State legislature have
been deluging the senior senator with
letters and kilograms. seeking to in
fuence his vote.
Politicians here have figured that
the vote on Lorimer. with Cullom
not voting wifi be tied. forty-three
to forty-three. They declare there
fore that as Cullom will have the de-
Gliding vote. II is proper that Illinois
should be left to decide whether Il
wishes to retain or to dinmiss Lorimer.
Bailey Stfll Talking.
WASHINGTON. Feb. IA.-Senator
Bailey (Demooratic,. OF Texas. to-day
resumed his brilliant oratorial appeal
for the ex%oneration Of William lori
mer. rssuming = technical discussion
of certain evidence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
Justice Berkeley in Hospital.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 14.-Judge
Beverley Berkeley, OF the Roanoke
police court, has gone to the Jeffer-
son hospital. where he will undergo
an operation. He has been a sufferer
from rheumatism In his feet many
a and expects to be greatly bene-
nted by the operation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
RE-SUBMISSfON is *
LIKELY IN MAINE
STATE SENATE PASSES MEASURE
BY IS TO Z, BUT HOUSE Is
sTILI TO ACT.

AUGUSTA, ME-. Feb. 1.-THE
State Senate to-day passed the reso-
luton for the resubmission to the peo-
Pile of the Statewide prohibition law
by a vote of % to 7. The House Is
vet to act on the measure.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
SENTENCE OF BRANDENBURG
CONFIRMED BY COURT

JEFFERSON CITY, MO-, Feb ~.
sentence OF Broughton Bran
denburg, OF New York, convicted In
St. Louis OF kidnapping Jones Shep-
herd Cabbans. seven. years old. and
fined $500, was hfnrmed by the NtD-
souri, supreme court to-day,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
BOTTLE BURSTS. BOY
LOSES ONE EYE

WOODSTOCK. VA. Feb. H.
willie Baker, 10 years old. Of Mount
Olive, lost the sight Of one eye and
was otherwise injured yesterday when
This bottle burst and fragments
pisrcsd hi ri6ht W and out his lace
end naok, -,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
JAPANs BUDGET
IS sw275,000,000

TOXIC. Feb, i4.-Japan's estimat-
ed receipts and expenditures for 1911
are each e55. O00. 600. this being the
sum covered in the budget. which
passed the lower house to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
Or. Reads Go Lecture,

Cause and Prevention Of Common
Colds" II the subject Of a lecture
which Or. Frank T. Reade will de-
liver 1t John Marshall high school
Thursday night under the auspices
~ the Federation Of Nothers' Clubs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
MOB SPIRIT HIGH
IN SWANSON COUNTY
Troops Held in Readiness to
Quell County-Seat Troub-
le In Oklahoma
THREE OFFICIALS
NOW IN JAIL
Charged With Unlawfully
Moving the County Records
From Mountain Park
to Snyder

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA,
Feb. iA.-6tate troops arc being
held In readiness TO oe rushed TO
Mountain Park and Snyder, In
Swanson county, now engaged In
q desperate county seat war, as
the result Of = telegram received
hero to-day BY Governor Cruce
from sheriff Daniels, Of Kiowa
county The ahcrin states that
the situation N extremely critical
and that more bioodshcd Is i'm
mfncnt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-14
7 CONTRIBUTE
To MD Of CHINESE
DONATIONS FOR RELIEF OF
STARVING CELESTTALS RE
CEIVED By THE VIRGIN
IAN-sI.5e WILL SAVE A
LIFE.
FOR CHINESE RELIEF.

The vfrGtnian re-
eeipt OF the following eontrtbu-
tfons 20 the fund for the relief of
starving and suffering Chinese ~
y resuit of recent floods In the
0rfeutt