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30. 339 gprf Strnks, gegennber otm
GUurthunie, wGi,lbit Rsuigfsiten, an.
Seisra u. |. IN. bis 10 ubr 45 Diinntea
Nbeaos entgegcnatnomnien wernen
Sslepbpn Sonth 2401.
- Sohn Grant srbiett i'm Stdbts
geriht 80 Gage Qrbeitsbaus tpeqen
6erumlunssrns 3uoittirt. Die StraF.
tpuroe ihm gef6entt, no sr peripra6,
bic Staot ipfort 81 perIuTsn.
- Der Stuotratb belt oeitern
abeno sine StBung ab, in Der bic
neus 9auoronung befprotsn nuroe.
Gtne Qn3Gbl Qrbeitsrorsaniiationsn,
9ontrattorer uip. nabmsn an Der
8erfammlung Sbeil. Der 8efhiub
tpuros gsfaBt, sinsn gaupIan gu snts
psrfen.
- Sobn 8apion. IA Sabre oft.
RO. BAT BERN Qps. pohnbuft. fieI
BON sinsm 3uge Der 6. u. 8. 8ahu,
uno Spar 70 ungIutlit. baB ibm Elm
8ein gequetitt rpuroe. Der Junge
troh cine Strsts bon 80 Sub nett
uno puroe bann bonn ppIt3sihef
Ssitber mad benz Spssrs 5ofpifaI
gsbraht, pp ibm Der CUB amputtrt
lpuroe.
- 5risoensri6ter Srant Wooos
tparb pon 8easDue srtrantte geitsrr
Rahmittag, uIs er ith an Der 3. unn
Wonmoutb Strubs befanb, pIoblid
unb muBte nah isiner Dohnuns g.s
brodt tperosn. Sein 3uituno 1T nihi
gefdhrIih.
5rau 5ampton, bon Der u
uno Brighton StraBe. purDe psser
5altens zines biiIisen 5unoes ben
StaDtriatsr Dorgsfubrt. sc itslt,
ii6 jeoo6 bsraus, oab Der Suuo MIDI
ibr Gigsntbum 1T, porauf iis entIaf'
fen nuroe.
Die QsnportsQoee Der Glts piri
eins bsOsutsnbe 9ln3ahl 9slsgater
our aonpention nah 2puispiQs, ap.
isnben. Die &onpention finoet an
15., 16. uno II. 2luguit ftatt.
Die ). M. 9osnep 1ransfe'
60. tpirb bon nun on Elm YaHagier
4utomobil mad Alsranoria laufel
lafen uno Elm 5ruht 4uto in Disni
| fteasn.
| - SIN 5ouis oes 5errn gbar[ei
| 8. glart on Der Gbio 4pe. IN 5or
9bomas sntitaHD in 5olas elmer Ga
| fDlin grploiiOn elm 5suer, bas bui
Wobilior sipeier Mobn3immer aer
| ftorte. Glidlihsrpeiis puroe gie
manb berlest.
i - 5euts finoet bic bemotratifd
| Rcnpention bebufs grnennung Do
Dekgoten aur platform aonpentipl
| in aouispille, Rn.. ftatt. Die Ron
ipsutiou finaet am is. 4ugut itatt.
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Geeu a,arf Qenifrt.

I'm Gbsn gori piro am Sonntag
Iotmittas bic Sohn 6. Websrfne
WiIIidr.apsIs unisr Der 2siiuns bon
anpsImsiiter aouis u. MeigaHo bas
folp.nes. pisIpsripr.bsHoe grcsramrn
sur 9urdfHbruns brinsen:
Mldrft-~ ~guaro pf6onpr" .2tcnbdrot
Gupsrturs gu Iii. luitioen Dsitsr
BON minoIor~ Tieolai
.Sptsi Qiice Ben Bolt" :. yuf
.Geean grttsss" -. 5erbert
llnsariittr 1aHs no. 9 -. Bratms
Grinnsrunesn an Jrlano 0oofrsn
poipourri aus .griabi Gpes" .5oitHa
sclo fir 9lotsnlpi.i f4usasmdhli)
SD. GsIiitot.
gotpourri aus .lbs Ircabian"
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krEts4GF AtGtEAt NNE
Sumilton, g., II. Aueui.. Bel
oem Qeubou Der Nil.s 9oOI Woris
.reisnsts Tit ON Jrsitus Rctmittas
sin llnfal, Der auf Der Steus etn
M.uihenIsben toitett, uno Der aHer
Wdbriteinlihtsit mad ben gtrlult
sinss peitsren WenHttnlsbtHs not Iit
siebsn piro. aeonarb Roelsi, 50. bon
Ro. 528 6saton Strabe, uno Georee
Saper BON go. 869 Roro .3rpelts
Strabe lpdrsn nit bem gau einer
muutr an btm 9,bduoe beihafilgt,
als iis BON einsm sroBen Dampf'rahs
nsn, Der in uuporIitiiser uno nats
loHiQer Wsiis asbnnohaht tpuroe, ges
trofFsn uno ssssn cine iiber Der 3Iats
form bss arahnsn beiinblibse Mausr
oequstiht tpurben. Iiefs Mauer
mubts uhgsriFsn psroen. shs Die Bet
ben aus ibysr enieBlihen Gage befrsI'
uerp.n tonnten. Rdho.m oisfss snbs
lid moalih seporpen. itslie es nd
bsraus. oaB Ruefsl, Der einen 0enit.
/ brut srlitten, bereits tobt mar. Saps,
/ bate itipere innsre 8erlesun9en sr.
/ litten unp fpuroe mad benz ooipiial
/ osbratt. 100 fsin .3uftanb fir nabs3u
boffnunoslos sr,ldrt puroe Roeie
bint.rldbt bic Dittpe uno stbn ain'
Der. Gin gruoer Don ihm Sobn Roe
| isI, 1T in Repport. ap., anIaHig.
6enrn Gberling obtr Gberle
rpeIher porgsiiern abeno in benz Gss
fdnanib in @lenbale Selbftmorp &c,
| ging, mar am lebten Sunntag hiei
| i'm sSarmers 6otel. Gr itammt. aus
BEN bsnatbartsn Safionburs uni
| bat oneebIih cine 5phter, tpeIhe II
Der giGbe pom 5amiIton tpobHen ioll
Der Selbftmorber arbeitete lebte Wo
| DE fir gb. aorn, Charles Ger mi
Gp. aumler. nabs !oamilton. uni
brobte letten Sountag in Gegenmar
BON Martin Skarer bon sSutionburi
| NIT Selbftnorb. gr mar felt piersebl
| Sabrsn Wiitirer.
/ Der 80 Sabre alte qutbe
Wopre fpurbe am 1onnsrftag in be
syabrit Der 0drpner 6arpen pape
So. bnrn xibes WsF.r perbriis.
lGsiu 3litano mar ssItsrn prssdr.
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IN Der ssitsrn Abtnb IN Der eentras
1nrnhclie iiaitgehnbsen Deriammlung
oss ihfpdbiihsn unieriiiisunes Usr'
ems. in ipelhtr Der prdfpeni 3. afhr
ben Dorfs fiibrts, nahrsno Der seirt.
t1r 3. DloedIsr Isinss amies ale prcs
ioipiIani ipolieie. ipuroen Derihieotns
ginloounsen onsenOmmen. Am Dtut'
Scbtn 1ag i'm Gbiier Yarl ipiro td
Der U.rein felbitrebenn DOu5dblis BE-
tkiliaen nnb aud 6nnptquurtisr BE-
leasn. I'm BEN Dtutf6sn Tag Des
Rtn,u6per giaatSperbanDes tn btf va
gune beib.iligt iin Der Wsrtin nutb bt,
ZEN Rrdfsen. Aubtrbsni nabm NOD
prdFbtnt Qsbr GsIteenbeit eie Nit'
olisosr boran " ttinnerns Dob %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
6 o b in st o y.

lie Guoington Office iur oas rStn'
tinnati SDlfsblatt" befiubct Id TN
6ebGube 9sO. 509-511 WaoHDs
aSenue. anseigeu, WlittbeiluHseE
ano Beiteilrngeu irgenbmelher art
nerhen bis 10 llbr 4bcuhs oaielbit
eutg.genssnsmmsn. 1clepbOn Ssuts
1854.
8eidbrli6s E grano opuu en-.
5rau aois slapp. 28 Sabre alt,
ppn Der 9oIbina StruBe, Sio~Goos
ington, erIitt geitern granbpunbsn,
Die ppm0glih tootlih limb. sic mar
nit BEN 5eriteIen bes Utittagsmabls
befhdfttgt, aIs Elm 8aioltnofen erploa
pirts, infolge oefIen ibre aleioer Jeusr
finoen unb itano iie in penigsn Gugeuz
bliden in beQsn GIammeH. Shre 9IIs
ferufs bradten Jrau Clarence garrit
berbei, bic ibr bic &Ieiosr pom aOrpsr
rib. Die 9ottcren Carlton uno Dbtte,
bic gerufen tpurDen, leiiteten Der I'm
glitli6sn Die notbigs SuIfs. Grau
garrit erlttt ebenfaQs grdnotpunoen.
Der Shabsn am 5auIe betrdgt $50
bis 800.
- 8rapss aelep &c 60. pertlagten
Spencer Qplor auf 3abIung pDn
S232.85 nsbft 3inisn ppm September
1903.
- Gertrude Batter, bic fhon mehrs
malsGslbftmorDperiute gemaht Bate
purbe pom Stabtritter Reao ouf &c
Gage mad bem 9sfdngniB tpegsn lus
OerbefsrIiateit geidnot.
5eute fiHben Die bret 4Dnpsns
tionen, in Snbepenoencs, ap,, bem 81.
beral bemotrat. GlubIotdI unb i'm
gentralgartsn ftatt, um 9elegatsr su,
oemOtratiihsn plattforms&onpsutior
In 2ouisoile 3u ernennsu.
Gountngsriht. Waltsr GlearI
fanDts gsitsrn bic IA Sabre oIts 2i33i
Ruffea nah Cincinnati, s.. Do iis Dor
perlangt piro.
SoIspb Dbite, Elm GAMBLER al
Der ptte uno 8antlit StraBe, fpurb
gsitsrn gircuitridter 6arbsIon pprgs
fuhrt unb bsouftrast, istner 5rau $2t
per Wonot untsrbaltunosoelb all 3u6
Isn. Dupesen mub fie ben Gatten oi
Rinoer speimul in Der Wode beiuhsI
loHsn,
Das Sonntassi6ulsptcnic De
CD. PROT. ct. pauIus=Rirhe finbe
beuts i'm Diamond GroDs, Rofsaals
ftatt.
- TaS 2eidenbegGngniB oes Der
forbenen Sohunn Qisbufer pou Brom
lep, ap, finbet beute Dormittag Dol
Der ct. gonifneiuse Rirte aus Itatt.
WilIiam Bauer, ber an Stsn
bes Sofepb Garmlep gum Stdotrat
tn WefsGoDinston erndnnt ipurb'
hatte g,ifsrn fsinsn Gib ,insencmmfr
$1,000 ipurnen nls 3oblIns Der erite
NahszuNtsats asHehmiGt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
asieuie oes Nbrinl6neer ane Ne!f
phalen lint. ..Hercins.

am tommsnben Sonniaa. ben 13.
auguit, peranifaItst Der RbeinldHber
uno Deftpbalen lnierisiisungs Dersin
in apbmonn's Bart In SafIep ein sros
bss gas,etpitnif. fur oas bic umfins
tieItsu gorbereitungen geiroffen ipors
ben iinp. Die Nbeinldnber unn
BeitphaIsn finb ala ein seisliesa
8olthsn betannt unb bic Jehgdits
birftn baber fr5bliher Stunbsn per'
fi6eri Iein. Die, arrangements Iieger
in ben bendhrten pdnben Der 6errsr'
syoI. gl.lIe, 4. 61ormann. q. Noeh'
mesn, aOu.s ps,gieb. !. 3mielb s''l
Geo Siel9sL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

als 5err 6tnrn altin. Gtbduoeoufs
isber Der 0FfsniIihtn S6u!sn. gsitsrn
Rorasn in sinem auiOmObiI feline iibs
Ii6e Snfpsttionsfabrt mahie. strieih
Der arofipaatn an Der Wluoiion Roa6
unb6adbsrrn Strabs pIDslih in
Grnun. Der GdIolinbsbalier mar urs
siti esrporbsn. uno Das ausftrom.no.
@afolin bait. flh pon tinsm 1un.sn
pom Woior snisiinoet. Sm ndfftsn Au.
asnblid mar bas aniomobil in 6lams
men einntbiilli. 6srr Rlein reittit iih
ourh rtdiseitiass 4bipringeu. gliis
sliteer Der in Der nab. iiationirisn
Sprigtn Comp. % l0fttei bas Gsuer
nahsem Elm Stdbsu Don $3.50 angss
rid1tsi ipprosn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
Siiiimnssieif ess yienier.y .yereins

Der TeuiiGe yionitrpereiu beesbt
am Sonntas. 13. 4uguii. isin AZ.
Stiftunesfsit in 5orm sints Jamis
lisn pieHics i'm Wlanbatian Dart,
Gebamsptli.. Die Wiitglisbsr, bsren
1dmi!ien uno Jreunns Iolltsn nitt
peridumtn. Der Jeitlih.sii In boiler
3dhI bei3uspohnsn. bsnn ts ipeyoen jes
btm geiutsr. jung ober oft. frobiihs
Siuneen In ausfh. ssitsns. G6nn
I'm 10 lItr Wlorgsns piro oas 1ti.
i,insn anfans ntbmsn, unb fur bic
3nns!uiiissn rirb bic Duff um Gin
llhr aufipislsu lin 4 llbr ipirb Der
Jtiirenn.r i.iR. Rsbe taIien. Der
9oritanb niro ptriu6en. "a kbem
gtiutsr 70 dnesnetm rie mOgIin i'm
artii, Der gicnitre 3u MAIDEN.
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0srein bsThloiisn bat iid DOlI3nhlis an
Der aonpsniion fes 0sutih Amsritas
niffen Gtdntsnerbanoes am 20. au'
suii In 6dmilscn. g.. betbtiligsn 81
ipplien. Nn bier tranie Wlitglisoe'
uuroe ods iiblihe Grunisngtlo i'm 0s'
fammtbeirage bon $l4 dneslpisitn. Jn1
uebri6en ssIansten Rcutineesihdft'
sur GrIeoiouna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Dir Gsheimpolisii!m 6olnan uno
6crnoIo perhoistsen aeitsrn W0hmiis
ias ben 28 Johre alien Wirsh Jsfi.
9tolan BON no. 1017 gine Sirnbe uno
iperrien mnfelten uritr oer Mnslas.
bee Drobbebitnbls Elm. WidneI Dicns
menn pom Gcpington. ap. ,pin, pd9a
renb sr ihlnfenb an eintm 1ifhs Der
gnirttihaft Iob. BON Rcldn nm $50
bsifohien suprbtn Iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Samilipu anseistn, eOfnI.HDsises
uuo GrnisfritrH hnS absuseben Gde
Der 4. unn Charles Strnhe. llnisr
Naent fir SamiltOn ppbui Hu. 3O1
Guro Srput Ctr. 3tIspbou SamiltoS
1861. SeIepbpu suieres asrreipeu
e:utsu: 393X Sen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Ter Wdhlraib bot eti:ern bstannt
aepebsn, oob onf otm Sitmmse!tsl fiir
hfs grimdrfpab! bic aunoiontsn fir
Die psrffisbsnen slsmisr in Der fol.
aenosn RtihtnFoIe. aufesFiihrt itin
ipercen:
giiraermsiT'er.
Staoirattsprdiipsnt.
Stdbtouhitor.
StaotIfasmtiiter.
SiaoianfpaIi.
Rif,isr oss Sapericrasrih.s.
goIiseirit3ter
Glsrt bee polissieerihis.
Jrieetnsrifier.
foniiahIer.
StabiraibsmiigIieo at large
StnoiraibsmiigIieo.
aHsfor.
SGuIrotbsmiialiso at large.
SduIrathsmiisIiso.
Senrp WsffsnFtep.. bar hh urs
ipriinalit nuf benz oemosratt'ttn
sidsi nm Die Rcminaticn fir bus amt
nts Stdeir1thsmi.eIieos osr fiinfien
alarb bersrbsn pouis. isoph feline ss'
iiticn am Z. auauit suriidsoa. tam
Sisi. entf6Iisbuns ni6i pieoet rid
ednaia MAIDEN. go bat esii,rn o.r
CtaotsIetrttdr 0rapss tnifdbieoeR une
cine in biefem Einnt tereiis pom bic.
iinen WohIro'h cbetsebene gniftei'
tuna btft1tiat. Wtffenitsbi nor q
udmlit Ieio psiporbsn. eab u isins
annoinotur suriifa,soa.n hdti, uro .'
bate infolgebtii,n eorum nnhseiuhi
hdb isin R-ms aui Den WahIsstie! ge
iebt .p,rbe. "a Der WohIrath ihn OBJ
itI1eia bsitiso, bate .r Ith an teT
Stnd,sissrt.1r als Die Iseie 5niioni
e.lrens,. uns in aud bier nunmsh1
obs.bIist.
Sol,pb S,,in, btr feline QOmina
.ionspe.ition fir bic annoibaiur ali
etaotrotbsmiislisb eer i,hften Dorl
ouf bem o.mosraiiihen 3idsi am DO
ripsn Sanfioq btim HDoblrash hinisr
Itpf bate. ipirb. ipsnn tr tdnoioirel
ipili, aIs unobhonsiser Denoirai tan
oibiren mlfisn. bsnn feline gestiicl
uuro. asI,trn siniiimrris pom WahI
ratb fir uuliiIiis ertldri.
Cine griifuna Der pstition bait
ndmlit, ,rssbtR. eob oon ben 81 In
| tsritrifitn nitt rptHiesr ols Al mi
e.rislben 6anbfhrifi ati6risben no
rem uno bdrnufhin bate Der Wohlrui
Elm, bo6nothpsinIihs llnieriunun
ano.oron,i. Tisis llni.riutuna tr
| luies Iin isnod ois iibtrfliiHia. ben
Ssrr St.in. Der bon Der Gnii6iisbun
o,s DahIraths e,h5ri bate. srihis
atIiern Rafmittng psrf0nlih Dor be
gehores uno CAB cine erslorars al
bic Der Jrdai.omii nihi enibehrie.
Di. BON ibm ,ina,rsid.s pstisio
mar n1mIit cine abfhrifi Der III
fpriineiitsn Petition unb ois A. b
aniinnce.en Homsn hattie isin lohts:
| lein ouf feinen Wunfh asihritbel
guf Der urIpriinsliten pstition hotts
ndmIic, bic ilnier3sthntr fih nuf B:
pertsbrien S.its per.rpisi. icbnb |
| nicht bic aanbioaiur Sieins befiirtrcl
tsi,n. ionbtrn iit IslbIt In oi. Rl
brittn tinfhriet<n. bic fir be annn
ooteu fir bas amt bes Siobirdihi
mitelieos Der fehiien Wdro BORG
ieben fror. 4uberbtm NOR bic sipst
Eeits bes Originals In folhem 81
iiaube. oab 6.rr Stein, lpis sr b
Dliialiebun bss MchIrnthA srsldrt
iih asfndmi hniis, ons Dcsumsni
unterbreii,s. Inter oiefsn nmFidI
ben bsieb hatiirlit) btm Woh!ra
nit,is iitria oIs bic gstiiion fir III
giilsic sn srtl1rsn unb 6errn Sisl
ben Roth sn gsbsn. ipa..rhin eint y
an unttrtrsiisu. iposu er Biz % Ia
Dor Der Wnti ,3eit BAT. berr Stsi
Der In frubrsn Subrtn ihon ,
|. fsdofte Wdrb i'm Siaoiroih als o
mpirot perirsten Bot. mar ob oiei
Gntiteinnng pSIIia nieberasfhmsiter
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3Mntssteit Tag

srstes srrbsare eufarc bette I'M BED
aebsaicns ssarioffeIn. eroiIeO Eisats
2seiSsf aensassl. ais IL In asnfaap.
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Nmiomebii i'm Tlammen.

.5ctsnsoQ.rn Rarfd" +. uHr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-17
SETS R|XEY TRIAL
FOR SEPTEMBER IS
IL DGE BARLEY. At ALEXANDRfk.
OF ACCUSED BANKER.
$40, 900 bonds RENEWED
COT >sEL FOR DEFENDANT Or
JECTS TO THREAT by STATE
PROsECUTOH--ro MO-
TONS OyERRULED.

Especial to The Richmond Virgintan.J
ALEXANDRIA. VA. April 17.--C
Jones Rixey. president of the defunct
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Cor
poration, appeared In the clerks Of
fee of the corporation court Monday
morning in response To a letter writ
ten to his attorneys by Common
wealth's Attorney Brent. saying that
II he was not produced in Alexandria
today he would ask Governor Mann
for requlsition for him.
Attorney JefYries. for Rixey. read
Mr. Brent's letter ta Judge Barley and
protested against II and said he
doubted the legality thereof. He
asked that RiXey be allowed to renew
bail until tho October term OF the
court
Judge Barley was of the opinion
that Rixey should be arraigned be-
fore October and after consultation
the attorneys FOR Rixey consented To
go into the arraignment at once.
The following motions We're made
by counsel for Rixey all of which were
over-ruled by Judge Barley and ex-
ceptions noted by Rixeys attorneys
First. that the attorney for the
commonwealth be made to elect
which of the indictments he in
tends 10 hold, there being two
indictments OF the same kind in
each OF the eight cases.
Second, to quash each and all
Indictments on the grounds that
rha grand juries were not proper
y summoned and constituted
Third defense demurred to each
indictment and each count there
Of.
Judge Barley arraigned RMey and
liked the date OF his trial for Monday
september 18th, and his bail of $40.
900 was renewed by his bondsmen,
Upon motion Of the commonwealth
attorney the rule issued against Rixey
was discharged and his bond forfi-
ture was set aside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-17
COLONEL WILLARD
IS EXONERATED
FORMER LIECTENA COVER
NOR DISMISSED FROM
CHARGE OF KILLING
PEASANT

The trouble oecssioned by the ac-
cidental killing OF a Cicillian peasant
in Spain last week by the automoo bile
OF Colonel willard has evidently been
satisfactorily arranged with the Span
ish authorities. =
Governor Mann received cable
from Colonel Willard Monday morn
ing. sent from Madrid in which the
former lieutenant thanked
the executive for his kindness and as
sistance and advised him that every
thing was now all right.
Governor Mann assumes from the
message that tbs trial 0! the case has
been finished and that Colonel Willard
was entirely exonerated from all
blame. From all accounts or the
killing, II WAS purely an accident. en-
ttrely unavoidabls- The peasant was
riding donkey and was thrown
against the car and killed.
Governor Mann as soon as he heard
OF the accident cahled the American
ambassador at Madrid and also wired
the secretary OF State asking them to
do what they could FOR Colonel VIII
lard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-17

posa Vera TO Proclaim that g. burg
larry mad been committed In this COM
munity and that l knew the thief. do
you Imagine that any of the honest
citizens or Essex county. secure in
their integrity. would feel disturbed
In their minds because / did. not NJ
once reveal his identity. / wanted
this purchased newspaper to reveal
Itself. and 1t has done so. Now /
want tho man who bought and de-
PRAYED IT to reveal himself: and II
hs does. Rot do ii speedily II NAV ys
that l shall do ii for him,
Pays Respects TO News.
The South Boston News was the
one paper ] alluded to in nv Ricn-
mond speech as having for years been
bitterly hostile 10 the political ma
chine in Virginia, as having endorsed
the present anti-machine movement
In this State and as having subse-
quentiy sold exclusive rights in its
columns to nay competitor, charged
that IL had not only sotd the right to
Its columns IL propagate the cand,-
dacy of the Governors temporary an
potntee. and denied to me and my
friends the right to present my can
didacy to the people Of Halifax coun1
ty through its columns, but IL had
sold the machine crowd the right to
assail mo and deny the right OF an
swsr, though ! should OFFER to pay
lconfinaad On Fourth paxe.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-17
GLASS SPEAKS TO
ESSEX COUNTY VOTERS
Pevotes Particular Attention to Editor Beasley of South
Boston News, Quoting Editorials from the Halifax
Paper of CommendatorY Nature

TAPPAHANNOCk. VA. Apri, IL
Congressman Carter Glass made his
initial speech In this section OF Viz
ginia to-day. addressing tho voters
OF Esse cxounty here on behalf OF
his candidacy for tho United States
senate. Mr.. Glass spoke ~ follows.
In the opening speech of my cam
paign at fHchmond about two weeks
ago l sharply drew attention to the
fact that every possible avenue or
publicity waH being blocked by the
machine crowd in their attempt to
prevent An adequate presentation or
the issues OF the campaign to the
people OF Virginia. /. charged, and /
now charge again. that newspap ers
ara being subsidized, i charged. ana
now charge again, that their col
umns have not only been bought for
my competitor. but that the dsprav-
fly is OF such degree as to exclude
me from the right of defending my
self from attack even At the full ad-
yertisinx rates charged by such IA
pers.
Il cited Il singis instance OF this
disgracefui method Of campaigHiriE.
but purposeiy did not give the name
Of the paper. immediately there
was aR~ outcry among soma of the
machine organs, cohteHdina that l
had brought every honest newspaper
in Virginia under suspicion. Who
sssF heard OF such nonsense: SUP
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-17
DEMOCRATS WILL
TRIM WOOL TARIFF
New Measure VIII Cut Half
of Duty off Raw
Material
CUTS IN MANUFACTURED
PRODUCT AS WELL
Sena tor Stone Calls for Com
plete Explanation of
Mexican Sit
udtlon

WASHINGTON, April Ii
Wool VIII not go ON the free list
In the Democratic revision of the
wool schedule of the tariff. at thus
session Of Congress. \ reduc-
ton of about 10 to so per cent.
on manufactured wool and wool
ems and reduction OF SO per
cent. on raw wood Is the wool pro-
gram agreed on by the party
leaders to-day, according tn
member OF the ways and means
committee
A resolution directing the Senate
committee on foreign relations to in
vestigate conditions on the Mexican
border was introduced in the Senate
by Stone tDemocrat), of Missouri. to-
day.
The resolution calla also for: "A
complete explanation and exposition
OF the actual conditions prevailing In
Mexico, and said committee is direct
ed to report with such recommen-
dations az the committee may deem
advisable respecting the duty of the
United States in the premises. and
which report may be made to the Sem
ate in open or executive session. as
the committee may deem most egpe~
dent in the public interests.
Taft Divides Spoiis.
A decision IN the Indiana Repubi-
can patronage fight was announced by
President Taft to-day In the follow
ing appointments:
To be United States Marshal for
Indiana-Edward s. Schmidt
To be postmaster at Fort Wayne,
Ind.-Robert b. Hanna
Both are said to be compromise
candidates, representing neither of
the warning factions.
Employees VIII Re Protected.
Declaring that employees in the
Treasury Department who give evi-
dence in the Democratic investiga-
tons Of the executive departments
will be protected, Representative Cox
lDemocrat). Of Indiana. chairman Of
the committee on expenditures in the
Treasury Department. announced to-
day that he will begin his investiga-
ton Immediately
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-17
GIVE UP FIGHT
AGAINST SAMPLERS
AUTHORITIES BADLY BEATEN
BY NORFOLK RACE TRACK
BOOKMAk E.Rs.

Governor Mann Monday morning
declined positively 10 discuss the
jamestown races and the efforts made
by the authorities to suppress gamb-
ling at the race track.
The State has apparently exhausted
its every effort to stop the gambling
at the track, but without avail and
1t 10 more than likely that the matter
VIII now be allowed to remain as II
is and nothing else will be done to
stop the bookmaking
When the races started weeks ago
an arrest was made as test case.
The party was taken before maxis-
trate Backus who dismissed the
charge on technicality
The attorney-general then went 10
norfolk and several other arrests
were made. The cases were certif, ed
TO Magistrate j. S. carmine. who on
Saturday dismissed all twelve indict-
ments. thus giving what is regard ed
as great victory by the borse racing
interests. The State has no appeal.
and II Is stated that the parties can
not be again indicted. The indict-
ments included two against the rae
Ing association. represented by James
Il. Prince. as president: two against
Bob Levy. as lessee OF the track, and
one each against eight layers OF odds.
Apparently the trouble Ia In the law
and not in the efforts OF the authori-
ties. The governor and the attorney
general have given the local authorf-
ties every assistance In their power
but nothing could be done to stop the
gam bling.
Efforts Will be made at the next
Legisiafure TO correct the defects In
the law and have a statute enacted
that win give the aathorities absolute
power to suppress tho gambling.