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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
WAKE PLEAS OF NOT GUILTY
Must Answer TO 10 Charger
nf

or Murder.
Los Angeles, Cal, July I2-John j.
nd James b. McNa mara, alleged dy-
amite plotters. answered mot guilty"
day TO the nineteen charges OF muir
er against them. when, after Ten
'eeks in the county Jail. Judge Walter
ordwell had overruicd every point
ivanced by the defense for the
flashing of the indictments.
John Mcnamara was the first TO be
ked how he wished TO plead. De
mot guilty" Hardly a min
tie later James B. Mcnamara made a
milar response 10 the Same charge.
fterward they replied at the same
me TO the accusations. When the
lneteen murder accusations, growing
Ut of the Times explosion, had been
nswered. John j. Mcnamara stood
sone and answered mot guilty" to the
barge OF completely in the explosion
/ the Llewellyn Iron Works, iN this
lily.
The defens asked that the date OF
rial be not fixed until Joseph Scott,
ne of the Mcnamara attorneys, could
eturn from san Francisco.
The prosecution objected. but Judge
sordwe!l ordered continuance uAiil
friday morning, when the trial date
will be settled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13

in Monday. July 10. there was the
lowing OF the peace trumpet. in com
Eiance with the scriptural Injunction
here will also be other services and
ceremonies previous to the actual an.
iiversary
The Rev II NJ. Couden, the chaplain
( the House of representatives. will
reach the jubilee sermon next sun.
AZ. Veterans who are gathering for
ie reunion will visit the battlefield Of
.lackburn's Ford and the historic
round between Centrevillc and Union
MS on Tuesday.
/. One OF the most notable events of
,le reunion Will take place Wednesday.
lily IS. when the United Daughters Of
Ite Confederacy will dedicate a pavil-
IN at Groveton. Veterans of both
g'mies will participate In the ceremon-
IS. The once bloody field of Bristoe
ld Groveton will be visited Wednes-
ny and Thursday, and two troops of
tvalry from Fort Myer and detach-
tent of militia of the Virginia National
uard Will encamp on the battlefield.
The anniversary Of the battle. July
|. Will be begun with the public re-
option TO President Taft and Cover
or Mann.
The veterans Of the war, including
ven those who did not take part in
lie battle OF Bull Run. Will gather at
istoric Henry House at O'Clock. and
lere the addresses of welcome Will
{ mad. by Colonel Edmund Berke-
j.. ot the Eighth Virginia Regiment,
onfederate States Army. and Senator
honas :. Martin. If Virginia.
Prominent Veterans.
Among the prominent Veterans who
i'll he there are General George w
iordon. communicative chief of tho
Lifted Confederate Veterans. and Cen
ral John r.. Gilman, commander-in-
hief of the Grand Army OF the Re-
uoLc. VSey Will respond TO the well
ONE. Senators Henry a. du Pont.
'rancis a. Warren and Joseph +. John
ton and Representative Thomas W.
'radley w!ll be present. They are al,
eterans Of the civil War General
ulian s Carr and Major D. r Lowell
re expected 10 represen. the associa
lon, The Blue and the Gray and Their
ons." DR. n VI Charkeson will read
= original sonnet. The Two knights
The addresses of the President and
overnor Mann Will follow AZ o'clock
I'd the program for the reunion will
+. closed with a reception by the citi-
ans OF Manassas al o'clock.
p H MEG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
ANGRY CITIZENS
APPLAUD WEDDING
Developments in Thriing Holy
Jumpers" Case at Lambert's
Point.
tspeeLaI o ne T!mes.plspatch. !

Norfolk. Va. July l9-Pretty Lydia VI
Barrett Barrett; :, sixteen years old. is married to
preachers In jail. charged with using
abusive and threatening language against
the hridesroon mob of 7co outraged ciu-
zens rem, the afr with applause when III,
ceremony was finished. while the father
sulked In an upstairs room. where ne had
had his daughter Imprisoned to prevent th-
wedding. These some o: teh develop.
ments IN the Holy Jumper conversion
case at LamOerts Point late this afternoon.
The romance is thrilling story that
shocks and entharlls a. the time. The
Rev. j. w Barrett former pastor of Lam.
oerts Point Christian Church. was converted
to the faith OF the Holy Jumpers a few
days ago. He had previously given his con-
sent 10 his daughters marriage. and the II.
eense had been procured. After his CONVEX
sion he determined to stop the wedding
and TO take the girl with the nest OF the
FAMILY 10 Waupoca, Wis. the rendezvous OF
the Metropolitan Church Association, as the
Jumpers call themselves.
Il love him more than ! can tell. and ]
VIII marry him II / don't die protested
the girl, Her bridegroom elect was just as
determeined. and when he learned that she
mad been locked in her rooA he let the
secret out and the population OF the Tenth
Ward rallied with their sympathy and aid
Crowds swarmed around the house. The
prevent violence. All Tuesday nigh; and all
day to-day the crowd hung around and the
policemen remained on guard. Ali during
yesterday about 200 persons kept guard. and
after factories and business houses closed
Tor the day others Joined the mob. swelling
the numbers to something like zoo.
After the wedding many OF the enrased
citizens dispersed. but enough remained to
check any attempt to the girl or
harm her or her young husband. Ths
mother OF the girl tainted and was in
precarious condition last night Youus
Saunders spent the night with his bride un.
der her fathers roof The man reluctantly
consented to the wedding after twentyfour
hours dcmonstra ton by the residents
Police Sergeant; Walker. OF the Fourth
precinct. with a squad OF officers. was on
hand TO preserve order when the wedding
took place last evening bou, $50 O'Clock.
Tney tried TO prevent a demonstration. but
the crowd applauded. Notwithstanding. The
sergeant addressed the aggregation, telling
them OF the critical Illness of Mrs. Barrett,
and promising that order would ne main
tanned
Z +. Wright and J. H Barnes. two OF the
Holy Jumper preachers were kept in a
cell at the police station last night TO pro-
tect them from violence feared by the OFF,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
CAPTAIN TAKES BLAME
assumes Responsibilities for Danger In
Cured Aboard Wrecked Steamer.

San Francisco, Cal, July l2.-The
Intire blame for the danger in which
he passengers of the steamer Santa
Rosa. which foundered last Friday off
Inc California coast, was shouldered
last night By Captain j. D. Faris. of
Inc wrecked vessel.
| In an interview Captain Faria de-
Haired that he would make no attempt
10 shift the blame. He maintained that
! e was in complete command and that
Messages received from the San Fran
DISCO office of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company with regard to the re-
noval of the Santa Rosa's passengers
we're merely in the nature of sugges-
ions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
News Of South Richmond

vitations would not call for expense. ana
would he In line with the aims % the or
Even If the candidates from the north side
OF the river are not invited to address the
cub II is PRETTY certain that D. L. Toney
Ward men in the legislative race, viii be
asked TO speak and their acceptance would
mean record breaking meeting. The schcd-
uled meetings of the club on the second
Friday nights. but special meetings may he
called At the pleasure OF President Carter c.
Jones.
New Men Enter Race.
The decision that ruled South Richmond
must vote with the city OF Richmond and
shut Messrs. Toney and Campbell out OF run
ming in the Sixteenth District was the signal
for announcements of candidacy in Chester
field and Powhatan. and two men have al
irady come out in opposition to Robert q.
rii'cr. OF Belona PowhAtan who was left
the only candidate. w s Ivey OF Ettrick.
Chesteth1t tcunty, yesterday morning an
nounced hit candidacy for election to the
House OF Delegate. .-om the Sixteenth Dis
trict.
Mr.. Tvey, who was in sauM Richmond yes
terday seemed confident OF sue>t:s stating
chat ne had only come out after beias urged
ny number of representative cttizent -
the county and after having been pledge
/ the support OF n considerable party He
took pains to state thar he not the
candidate OF any particular faction and has
taken no part In the United States
torial canvass
The announcement OF b NJ. Bonitan,. OF
Powhatan that he was IN the ned 10 op-
pose Mcssrs. Porter and Ivey shows that
Powhatan is determined to be personally
represented in the Legislature this year. 1t
is believed however that the two candi-
dates from the little county will serve only
to split what vote is to be case there and
defeat the declared purpose OF the citizens
FOR years there has been kind OF ;acit un-
Outstanding thai Manchester. on account OF
its large vote. was TO have the "noater"
Chesterfield taking the Senator and some
times the regular delegate. Powhatan. he
cause OF its very small vote. has been up
10 this time unable to see one OF its own
citizens seated IN the assembly, although
each election has seen ono or more Powha-
tan candidates in the hSld.'
In Oak Grove Court.
The regular weekly session OF the OaE
Grove magistrates court viii he called to
morrow morning by Magistrate CheAtham a /
10 o'clock in the Oak Grove Courthouse
Except for the usual long docket OF petty
civi matters there seems but little to be
handled by the court. no criminal warrants
having been issued since the last session
Charged with being drunk and taking
Washington Square for lodging house,
Arthur Tyson and c. 3. Haywood both
white. fined So and costs Yesterday
morning by Justice Maurice In the Police
Court Part .
Charged w;tS operating an unlicensed cart.
Robertson G Clarke, merchants were fined g.
and costs.
Personal and General.
II the weather man is favorable Tonight
he has been in the past the Blues Band.
under the direction OF Pro.. Joe Kcssn!ch.
Viii give the regular weekly concert in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
WELL prcGER's CLOSE CALL.
Long Time Buried by Cncc-In Before
Plight Is DIscONcrcd.

Newton, y. j.. July lo-While dig
sing we'll yesterday morning in the
summer camp of the Newark Young
Mems Christian Association, at Quick
Pond. the snoring on one side caved
in. hurying George Randall. well
digger. of this place. 1t was some
time before the accident was discov-
cred.
One of the campers going TO watch
the digging was confronted with the
sight of one side caved in and no sign
of the digger than than hand on the
top of the sand. Assistance was Sc
cured. and with difficulty Randall was
dug out. A physician was summon I'd.
and. besides suffering from suifoca-
ton. it was found Randall had frac-
turNd several ribs He will recover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
CORRECT WAY TO
CONDUCTBUS|NESS

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Norfolk. Va, July l2.-Rain this af-
ternoon and evening interfcred with
the Virginia Baptist enoampment meet
:nss at virginia Beach, but notwith-
standing the largest crowd yet beard
the address of DR.. Russell X Conwel
on Acres OF Diamonds" He dwclt
at length on how to conduct business
in the correct way
Many delegates arrived to-day, and
the hotels .aud cottages are taxed to
take care OF the crowd. Arrangeme n, s
will be made tomorrow TO have some
of them transferred TO Cape Henry and
LynnhaVen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
WELL KNOWN LAWY5R DEAD
'hnrles 9. Southmnyd, Once Law Part
ner of Andrew LOhnaon.

New York. July 12.-Charles S. South
nayd, a retired lawyer. .Avho was
nee law partner of Andrew johnson
nd later a member of the famous firm
# Evarts. Southmayd e. Choate is
cad at his home here. He was born
n New York in 1924, and was cor
ected with many notable cases, in
luding the Jay Gould litigation over
he affairs of the Erie Railroad Com
any and the argument before the SUI
RENE Court concerning the constitu-
ionality of the income tax
He never married, and lived with n
lister. who survives him He received
ne degree of LII. D. from Yale Univer-
itY in 1889.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
Shocked by LIGHTNING.

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
Cape Charles. Va. July l2-Durins
an electric storm which passed over
this section this evening Miss Flora
Jones. telephone operator in the CEN
trail office here. was so severely shock
ed by a fash of lightning that she was
rendered unconscious She was taken
to her home and placed under care OF
physician. Her condition is serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13

Raleigh. n. c.. July 1.-THE grand
jury to-day failed to find a true bin
OF indictment in the case of H. w
Montague. charged with killing Buck
Robertson near Eagle Rock June l.
Montague. after he had killed Rob
crtson, surrendered to the officers, he
having been snot by Robertson before
heslew him. The trouble arose over
Montague having been forbidden to
go with Robertson's sister. Miss Clarice
Robertson. who died of grief shortly
after her brothers death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13

Especial to The Times -Dispatch1
suffolk, Va. July 1.-THE search for
the alleged flrebug who has been burn
ing Suffolk factories continued all last
night. but proved fruitless. The man
fled after being fired upon several
tmas. and hloodhounds failed to locate
him. Manufacturing plants have in
creased their forces of watchmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
LOSES LIFE IN FIRE
Philip Aultman, EntangIed in Bnrbed
Wire, OXeItnken by FInmcs.

Visalia, Cal. July l2.-Entangled in
a barber wire fence. Philip Aultman.
eighty-four years cid, was burned to
death near here yesterday. Aultman
was climbing through the fence 10
put out q fire in some weeds, whom
his clothing caught on tho barbed wire.
The fire surrounded him and when
assistance came he was burned be-
yond recognition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
Municipal League To-Slrbt

\ meeting OF the League for
meet IN the Assembly Hall at Murphy's
Hotel tonight al $50 o'clock At a
meeting last Thursday night a COM
mittee was appointed to nominate tenn
porary officers for a permanent orcani-
2ation. ana that committee will make
its report to-nigh-. All citizens Inter-
ested in the Improvement of the city
government are invited to attend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
Renorts Theft Of RING.

George w. Cummings, of SIT Rogers
street, Barton Heights. reported to the
police yesterday that he had been rob-
bed of gold ring. The theft will
be investigated by the local detective
der ertment. though it was reported
from the county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
Colored Mnn Drops pcnh.

Tazewell Dudley. colored of 100.
North Thirty-;irst street, dropped dead
Yesterday afternoon. while he was at
the supper table Coroner Taylor
viewed the body. and said that death
was due 10 combination OF heart
trouble ana the heat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
Democratic Club to Meet.
THE WEATHER.

Forecast: For NirEinin-Fair Thurs
day and probably Friday; moderate
temperature; light west to northwest
winds.
For North CRrOlinn-I.Ocnl thunder
showers Thursday and probably Fri
dBy; NOT much change I'm temperature,
light, variable winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
Tidewater Leaguel
Ycntcrdny's Results.
No games-rain.

Where They Play To-Day.
Elizabeth City at Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Newport News.
Suffolk at Old Point
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY.

Wednesday midnight temperature s.
y. NJ. temperature ........ 10
ItuWldlty -........ 81
Wind direction Observation-Disclosures South
Wind velocity ............ 1
Weather .................. PIT cloudy
Rainfall. Observation-Disclosures. Is
l. noon temperature ......... SO
3 p. NJ. temperature ....... So
Maximum temperature up to 3
Minimum temperature NJ to ;
r. NJ. ................... IL
Mean temperature ........... 81
Normal temperature ............. 20
Excess in temperature .... ,
Deficiency in temperature since
March observation-disclosures. ST
Accum. excess in temperature
since January ........ G2
Deficiency in rainfall since March
49,. ...... ....:.:........ 635
Accum. deficiency in rainfall since
January Observation-Disclosures. 6.62
Although this renort was furnished
The Times Dispatch by the Weather
Bureau al T. NJ. yesterday as ycstor-
days record. there was no rain in Rich
mond The rainfall on Tuesda' was 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch.
lnoh Huil Strent

Phone Madison IFS
good deal Of public interest centres
around the preliminary hearing of the two
South Richmond boys. George Livesay and
John Clark. who Will be arraigned before
Justice Maurice in the Police Court. Part ,.
this morning.. rathsl' powerful case has
been built up by the police. and II seems
probable that they Will he sent 10 the
grand jury which meets Monday morning.
The two boys were arrested about two
weeks ago by Patrolman Waymack. who
found them carrying three bags OF brass.
They were arraigned before Justice Maurice
the following morning anu held as suspi
cious characters pending Investigation by
Officer Waymack AS a result OF Waymack's
sleuth!nG Manager Smith. OF the Manchester
Rug and Drugget Company. has Identified
one bag Of brass. containing certain grease
cups. water-cocks. journals and electric
wiring. that were stolen from his company's
plant In view OF the fact that the
trance to the factory was forced and fix
lures amounting to almost 500 stolen. the
boys Will face long terms in the penitentiary
II the case Is conclusively proved against
them
William Singleton. venerable coiored
man. was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Patroiman Webster the charge OF being
drunk and dsordcrly. He will have a hear
Ing this morning before Justice Maurice
In the Police Court. Part 3
Southside Mystery.
Although the City Council by special edict
and proclamation recently granted to Judge
Maurice nfteen- day leaves OF absence. his
Honor Is casting shroud OF mystery around
his vacation plans. Whether he Intends to
flee TO the senshore. here TO expose his toes
food for the crabs. will seek the cool
ing shades OF the mountains. is a matter OF
conjecture for his many friends One thing
Is certain. he is going TO get so far away
from the Police Court. Part .. that the loud
summons OF Clerk Martin will not be
able to disturb his vacation.
During the Hfteen days absence OF Justice
Maurice his bench will be occupied either
by Squire Willard or Levy. both OF whom
have shown ability 10 make the sinners walk
the chalk line.
Democratic Club to Meet.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Wash
ington Ward Democratic Club will be held
Friday night S O'Clock in Fraternity Hall.
the use OF which has been generously do
mated by D. l.. Toney 10 the club for six
months. So far is known there remains
no practical business 10 be handled by the
club. since the peaceful disposition Of the
legislative voting tangie in which South
Richmond was involved and fiSure meetings
will probably be entirely devoted TO talking
politics.
Although Il was decided a meet
ing that the expense entailed by inviting
the United States senatorial candidates to
address the club nut such action out OF the
question. IL is very probable that the vaTl-
Gus candidates for election to the General
Assembly from the city OF Richmond will
be asked to speak before the club. Such in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-13
Personal and General.

n the weather man is favorable Tonight
as he has been in the past the Blues Band,
under the direction OF Prot. Joe Kcssn!ch.
Viii give the regular weekly concert in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
The Pastime,

Special for Friday and Saturday.
"The Blowing Up and Sinking of
the Battleship Texas" This topic is
indeed feature Extraordinary mer-
it. The battleship Texas stood the
brunt of the fight off Santiago and
was undoubtedly responsible in a
very large share, for the American
victory over the fleet of Admiral Ce-
vera. The use of the big naval guns,
the very close photography showing
the loading and firing of the guns,
are indeed extremely interesting. The
effects of broadsides from battleships
upon the water are exceptionally pc
culiar. The examination of the bat
tleship after the cannonade, showing
the results of our excellent Ameri-
can craftsmanship, should be a
source of pride to each and every
American.
wild Animals in Captivity" Es-
sanay. Educational. Lincoln Park
Zoo of Chicago to go around the
world in moving pictures. All of Cy
De Vry's happy family are snapped
by the moving picture man. Nero,
the ferocious lion, Princess the ele-
phant, friend of the children, big
Dan, the polar bear Dick, the al
most human monkey. Everyone, from
the ring-tailed monkey and the talk
ing parrot to the big herd of buff
faloes and the trained sealions are
going abroad-in moving pictures.
Every part of the zoo has been faith
fully reproduced and we have it right
at your door.
THAT Awful Brother" Lubin.
That bad boy he didn't mean any
harm, but oh, what a lot of excite
ment he caused.
The Accomplice." Pathe. The
baron's safe has done its deadly
work.
winter Sports at Lucerne." See
mic
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-15
GRAND CLIMAX or
o. \. G. ACADEMIC YEAR

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
wallis, ore. June 15.-The grand cli-
max Of the years work at the Oregon
agricultural college came yesterday
noon, when 128 diplomas were grant
ed 10 honor students were named
and 40 cadet officers were given
their commissions for the coming
year
After an impressive academic pro-
cession, which was headed by Presi-
dent w. j. Kerr and DR.. G. II. Chap
man Of Portland and consisting Of
the board Of regents, the faculty and
the seniors in cap and gown, the
gymnasium was filled to the roof
with the relatives and friends of the
graduates, who had come from all
over the state to attend these cere-
monies.
Proceeding, DIR. Chapman's adress
| on "Time: What 1t Brings and What
1t Takes Away" a stronged orchestra
, rendered a Paderewski "Minuet," and
"Moraima" by Espinora, the Rev, J.
C. Rollins offered invocation and
Rose Bloch Bauer gave fine rendi-
! tion Of a Tannhauser selection, "Dich
theuro Halo"
She afterward gave a group of
spring songs by san Souci, Beach and
LaFarge and finally sang THE star
Spangled Banner"
Maj. MacAleander, who leaves
shortly for the Philippines, for the
last time made his annual award of
] ,fs.-f ,g h
regiment for the coming year, charg-
| ing them to meet nobly the duties and
! responsibilities which will fall upon
B them, and to hold -ast to those SOL
| diery vrtues-perfect truth, honor
| and loyalty toward their institution
I their state, their. government and
/ their country. The 40 men commits
( stoned include representatives of sew.
/ en- states - Pennsylvania, Indiana
Idaho, Michigan, oregon, Washing
ton and California.
President Kerr conferred 12S de
grees, including 106 to students from
various parts of oregon, one from
India two from Alaska, three from
! California, two from Wisconsin, eigh
from Washington, one from Soutl
Dakota, one from Indiana, one from
Oklahoma one from Arizona, on
from Iowa and one from Colorado.
There were % Bachelors of Scienc
in agriculture, IA in domestic scienc
and are, five in forestry, IS in civi
engineering. 10 in electrical engineer
| ing, 16 in mechanical engineering
nine in mining engineering, q in com
merce, eight in pharmacy, three Mas
ters Of Science in agriculture, one il
pharmacy and one graduate in tn
school Of music.
The program closed with Donizetti'
seXtette from Lucia di Lammermoo
| by the orchestra.