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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05

Wainwright OF the navy, his father
having been Comma ndcr Richard Vain
wright. one OF rarragut's most bril-
liant subordinates. lie was in COM
mand Of the Hartford at the battle OF
Fort Fisher. in which Admiral Robley
ID. Evans was manned for life, and
where Far!asut won one Of his great
est victories.
President Lincoln himself appointed
the son OF the Hartford's commander
to Annapolis. The future commander
of the Gloucester was a member OF the
class OF 1858. one of his classmates
being Seaton Schroeder, one OF the Ia
nous sailors of the modern navy. Adj
mtrai Schroeder married rAdmiral
Wainwrishts sister.
The carly career OF Wainwright was
that OF An earnest, hard working on
&C. and II was not until in the early
ninetics that his name began to be
heard outside OF the service. From
1890 10 1888 he comma nded the old
Alert. and in 1896 he was ordered to
Washington to become chief intelli-
gence officer Of the navy.
TWO years later. In November. 1879,
he was relieved OF that duty and ord
cred TO the bettleship Maine as cNecu-
tive officer under Captain Charles D.
Sigsbee. From that day he became a
public. as we'll as a naval figure OF
note.
On the night the Maine was blown
up in Havana Harbor, Wainwright
stood beside SiGsbce on the quarter
deck as the vessel was sinking. and It
was Wainwright who Issued the order
to lower the lifeboats in which the
survivors of the crew escaped. From
the beginning Admiral wainwright
was one OF those who believed the
Maine was not blown UP by accid en-
and none was more impatient than he
for chance to avcnge the death OF
the 26s officers. bluciackcts and ma
rines who went to their death in the
battleshIp.
In the interval between the blowing
M OF the Maine and the declaration
OF war against Spain, Wainwright re-
manned on board one OF the Ameri-
can ships that were in the harbor, and
during the seven weeks that the Samp-
son court OF inquiry was in session he
never set foot in Havana
During the weeks that the wreck
ers and divers worked on the hulk of
tho Maine. Wainwright remained at
Havana. At last the wreckers gave up
and one by one the officers were ord !
cred to Washington. II was known
then that war was coming.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
Everything for the
Holiday Season
AT Way Down Prices

Best American C-anulated SUI
gar, 16 pounds for. .S1.O0
New Layer Figs, lib. bricks. .121c
New Seeded Raisins, lib. pkg. lie
New Clean Currants, lib. pkg. lie
New Citron, Ib. .17c
New Mixed Nuts, h.. .I2I5c
New Lemon and Orange Peel .I5c
Finest quality Malaga Grapes,
per pound .12Tc
New BoneleSS Goldfish, lib. .7c
3 Chalmers Gelatinc for. OK. .25c
Pocahontas Corn, &c can; dozen
cans .s1.00
Imported Sour Krout, quart. &c
81 bottles Duffy's Malt Whiskey. $50
New Clipped Herrlnes, dozen. .10c
sl.OO bottle Old Fulcher Whiskey. 75c
Whole Grain Carolina Rice. h.. Sc
New Large Irish Potatoes, 35c
Good Green or Mixed Tea, h.. 40c
Extra quality Early June Peas, can. IL
Wine for Jelly, quart. zoe
Glib. bag New Prepared Mountain
Buckwheat for t4c
New Hominy or Grits, ? lbs. for SC
New Dates. lib. pkg. &c
New Shredded Goldfish, sc, or pkgs. .25c
Good Apples, per peck. ......... 25c
american Sardines, cans for. :. Csc
Large cans Fish Roe, in 2-Ib cans. lac
Ceresota or Gold Medal Best Flour,
42c bag; per barrel. SO. 60
lbs. Loose Lump Starch. .25c
New Full Cream Cheese, lib. .ISc
Gold Medal Coffee, Java and Mocha
mixture, lib. cans, soc; Glib. cans. SIC
Good Canned Salmon, lac; or cans. 25c
Good Mixed Tea, per h.. soc
Eagle or Brookdale Asparagus, cam. lee
Smoked California Hams, ID. lie
Good Creamery Butter, per h.. i. Soc
Silver King Best Patent Family
Floor, 32c bag; or, per barrel. SIS. 90
Finest Breakfast Bacon, h.. ,...... f6c
Fresh Nearby Country Eggs, dozen. nc
Winner Brand Condensed Milk, can. I0c
Good Lard. Per lb.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0c
Va. Pride Coffee, lb.. .25c
Large bars Circus Brand SOAP, bars. Csc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
THE TIEs RIoH1oND v TUESDAY, pEcEBEF 1a11
GIVE UP ALL HOPE
OF SAVING COLLIER

Norfolk December t-Navai officials prac-
tcaliy gave UP sii 'hope of saving tho nava,
collier sterling. which was run ashore at
cape Henry yesterday morning after being
IN coi'ision With tho American steamer DO
rothy.
All day to-day the Sterling wa. pounded
-! nigh reas. forty-slx-mlle gale from
INC northwest driving big waves ALI over
.no heipiess vessel. Three OF the five naval
tunF sent 10 aid the stranded vessel were
forced to seek shelter in Hampton Rouds,
n u. only the Mohawk remained with the
IL Is said TINT Hfty men of tho nfty-hvc
on me sterling were transferred TO the tug.
.anai men say tho Sterling lies on n dan
gerous beach. and uulcss The waa.b,r 10
moro favorable Tomorrow the vessel will
prove totui losr. Another effort viii, bio
niaoe 10 noat the StcrlSg Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
The Home Doctor
Cure for Coughs and Colds.

One and onc-lalf ounces Balm Of
Cilcad buds, one pound bruised rock
candy, ono pint Duliy's pure malt wis
key (Nc recommend Duny's on ac-
count OF its purity and known medicinal
ralue.) Put aside with occasional stirring
until the rock candy.is dissolved, then
strain. Dose: For adults, one table
spoonful every hour; il the condition is
acute, every half hour; for children over
ten, a teaspoonful every hour; for chill.
drcn under ten, ten drops every hour
until decided relief is felt These simple
ingredients, known TO every druggist, can
easily be secured and readily mixed BY
any one. DR.. George |. Ross, Canton,
Mass, says: This is vastly superior to
the stereotype Rock and Rye Of Com
merce, and should be called Balm OF
Gilead ="
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ed in New York. Boston. Chicago. In
dianapolis. Cleveland and elsewhere,
and would BIO thorough.
He declined to give out any details
as to his present or future plans, sim
ply saying that the dragnet would BIO
drawn tightly and was expected to en-
mesh the ringleaders OF the dynamit-
ing outrages.
Have you any fears of personal yio-
lence?' Mr.. Burns was asked.
None In the least he said Or
Ganized labor Is my friend"
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rund Paid TO MIcNamera.

Cleveland, Ohio, December Att is
perfectly true that the executive
council Of the Iron Workers Union
voted monthly fund OF $1,000 to be
paid to John j.; Mcnamara. There is
plenty, OF evidence to subatantlato the
charge that this money was Knowing
ly voted for the purpose Of paying II
to James B. Mcnamara and OrtIe Nc
Mnnigal. and that 1t was used by them
In their dynamitlng operations."a
That was the statement made by
Detective William j. \ Burns. who arr
rived here tonight from AZ ron, Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05

London, December 5.LTho Picking corre-
spondent Of the Times says that Yuan Shi
Kai has given his consent to the extension
OF the aibnistico for fortnight for the
whole area OF military operations, including
Nankins. The premier engages to dispatch
no more troops from Pelting. and has al
ready countermandcd his order dispatchins
troops TO Ranking. No
Lang Shao VI. minister OF posts and COM
muntcatons. Will be the chief government
tho whole situation under advisement. This
probably VIII meet at Hanlsow. instead OF
Shanghai. 500 an
II is reported on excellent authority that
the regent, who has heen the chief stun h.
Inns block 10 II compromises. will abdicate.
Altogether, adds the corresp ondcnt there is
reasonable prospect of a pcaccmul settle
ment. n
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Gompers Declared Unaafe

Gompers Declared UnBafc.
indianapolis, Ind, December Am
earnest effort will be made by the gov
eminent to bring to justice every man
who was involved in the most damna-
bic conspiracy ever entered into In
this country" said United States Dis
trict Attorney Charles W. Miller to-
day. in discussing the Federal grand
1ury's investigation of dynamiting on
erations of the Mcnamara brothers
and others alleged to have been assoc
ciated with them.
samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation OF Labor, was
characterized as an unsafe leader" by
Mr. Miller. who said 1t was time for
labor leaders who stand on honest
ground" to take charge Of labor or
ganlzations.
The Investigation now being made
by the government will be thorough
and complete, and an earnest effort
VIII be made to bring to justice every
man who was involved in the most
damnable conspiracy ever entered into
In this country" said Mr.. Miller. "rho
people are entitled to know all the
facts, and all the fncts Will be known
at the proper time. 1t Is not a part
of my duty to discuss the details. and
l VIII not do so. The time is at hand
for me to act
There is no occasion for any person
to be misled by false issues. This is
not contest between capital and
labor Capitalists and laborers who
believe in law and order must and
Will stand together. Such unsafe
leaders as Gompers must be retired.
Let men who stand on honest ground
come to the front. The destruction OF
life and property must cease. Acts Of
violators must be brought to Justice"
Willing to Aid Investigation,
New York, December 4-Samuel
Gompers was asked tonight 10 what
extent the American Federation OF
Labor. of which he is president, woula
ala In further investigation by the
government OF labor troubles
Our books and such records as we
nave Will be open to tho Federal grand
jury investigating committee or any
responsible person OF decent character
and integrity. We have nothing TO
withhold" he replied.
would this offer include the books
and records showing money received
and paid out, and for what purposes?'
a reporter asked
Mr.. Gompers replied with some heat:
I tried to make my statement as
SPSNihS aiiu as possible
Asked Ii he knew whether he was
under surveillance. Mr.. Gompers an
swered: II know am. Two OF Burns's
men have been following me since my
arrival in New York last Saturday
night. / so and come openly and I
have nothing to conceal. + intend to
remain here until Tuesday and then
so to Washington"
Mr.. Gompers made positive denial
of statement credited to Detective
William JJ. Burns that Clarence Oar
indianapolis in June
1T IS absolutely false" said Mr..
Gompers. There were forty labor
leaders from all over the country pres
ent to discuss plans for raising money
for the defense of tho McNamaras.
There was no intimation of their
guilt given out at the meeting.
The labor leader Indignantly as
sorted that he did not feel called upon
to reply. when ope reporter asked him
suggesttvely IL he had any cSpeotatlot
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No Place for Bu,,.

ooseph Jackson. colord. BIZ Wet 1.jrb
s S,.@'' , FOUND tao lonesome bulls on: tho
II ria. ssenn; morning and conveyed them
:. mouse has no place In which hui.
M, ,h De STABBED The house sergeant orns
stables s "'es ana lie; them so-to the Monso.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
THE WEATHER.

do or rSi For virgtnia-Fa,r r.,
my wednesday fair. warmer, i,.hts -
bic. north winds, becoming Tar,no
ror Worth rnroIina-Fafr
IN u,na! fair, slightly warmer. IISSt
10 moderate north to northeost ,,,,..,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
Special Local Data for Y..,.rs

- poon nueai Data for Yesterday.
8 p. ii. temperature '''....' 50
'T 2 N temperature up to
NJ. d. ............ ;,
'ii !. NJ temperature up to
Mean temperature ..'''''.' 50
;rSof1nal temperature ..'' 90 90
00enciency In temperature ...' -
GMHs srhy In temperature since
'dieh no
acGum deficiency In Temperatures 10y
= since January I.ie ~
rainfall last twenty-four hours a.
Dgneiehcy In rainfall since March
- :. = .......... GO
AcGum. deficiency in rainfall since
Local Observation p. N. Yester S,S
Humif1ity '''.''........-. 90
Naturalization %.
Mind.-velocity 81,
''-.'''....'.. Clear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
. DEN fist

see us in regard to your dental
troubles. VIC will give you honest
advice without charge at ~
THE SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. &
Opposite the new Post Office Building.
1909 Eaas Main TEL Madison $685..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
Report Confirmed.

Nashin ston, December Tho report that
some japanese are taking part In the
Chinese rebellion appears to be confirmed by
a cableSram received at the state Depart
ment to-day from the American consul az
Mnkden, Manchuria. stating that two jap
anesc have been arrested there for throw
Ing bombs. II is assumed that the men
were acting ms individuals and without any
connection with the Japanese government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05
ILnnynng Bombarded.

san Francisco, Cal, December IA cable
from shanghai stating that the revolution
lists are reported to have started the bonn
parchment OF HnnyanS. was received to-day
most important manufacturing city OF China
The great government arsenal and stae,
works are situated there. The rebels eyacu-
nted the city several days ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-05

CT giving up the leadership Of the labor
organization in the near future. He
added: IT was lately unanimously re-
elected president of the American
Federation of Labor"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-13
GrHHseis,Hthumss 6ssotbeleM.
Gtncinnati. II. Rpp.

Reus 9npotbeten.
Tsrbinanb s. Gorpes on 2ipoIlo e.
Il. 8. go. S2800.
GIisabstb WsnSsl on 20. Century
y. Ii. 6. SO. $500.
Stnrietto Clos an SacobSOifmoun.
$1,000.
@mbroT, g. gotpub ou QOrpooo
Stiah.s so. $2484.98.
Morp Soub an Sofpb U. gris.L
1926.
@Soras %. gurl,p on SotIsp Sms
propeb .. IL. g. 60. $3.50.
Irsberid 70. 9otren an gurnst
Woons 9. IL. g. 60. S2500.
GbarIes R. Gneht an 5enrr
Strpentisr. S475.
5airiton J. qairid an Goutbern
Ship g. II. 7. 60. $1,000.
Wlorp 9apib an Qurora g. II. q.
60. 1920.
Soispb 8. gieter an Gsrnanio
Ro. 2 8. IL. y. 60. $2600.
Gh1rles Sennsman on meit Gno 3,
II. Z. SO. $1,000.
u. &. 8isrion on bisisIbt. $500.
6rsb. 6. Stpiue an Wiomi e. Il.
6. 60. S1400.
Samss 8. Moprs an 9uarantseDe
ppfit 60. $1,000.
gIisabetb Batter an 8. 6. Coleman.
si700.
Deter Smith an Central 5oirHouni
.. Il. g. Go. $1,000.
GbarIes !. aosaIer on unitp .. Ii
2. Go. $1,000.
Sdmuel greenfieIb on goIambic
9. Ii. e. Go. $1,000.
Oetilete Snpptbtten.
artie glari on 9lenbale e. a
$500.
Jobn Grtuen,amp an Champion 9
u. so. 2. $3750.
John Climb on Ganu.rp 6. u. g
SO. $1,000.
asutbe gott on Gefi Ctr. SO. 3 g
II. .. 60. $1,000.
WloiiIoo putrid an pleaiani Ripg,
2. II. 6. 60. $1,000.
SO9n 3. DaIton On 8. G.Sduib!
$40o.
GborIes ]. GoebIsr on Barbara
Jars. $1760.
anthsriHs Wbi.s on g. .. Cooper
$3.50.
5obn g. gops an 3. u. gien. 500
&c. 8cnis on 8oHsHberger paiHt,
ing 60. $40.
Ssnrp Uaorihcrii an SpuibsrnGbit
6. u. z. Go. $500.
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Gintinnati, IL. 9op.


Bridget 6. sirt u. Qno. an 2bs
Wirtblin Stalan Co., fiinf Sabre
saht ouf ba5 Gigsuibum tslartnt ais
329 ga. 3. Sirabe; monatIide TlistEe
$110.
9arrp ]. 5uus on Soleph U. Bri.
gel, 80 Sub an Der SiiDieite Der garsD
Roab, 81.
Carrie Wunb an Minrn Eanib, 20
Bel 65 s5ub an Der Giibisiie Der gbars
lotts StraBs, 340 Gub oiilih bon
gopmillsr Strabe. 81.
sbe Rorb 5sisbis 60. an ambrofc
8. pahoub. COTS uno 2 In Qorropo
5eights llnterabtbeiluna. 81.
5be Satlen Bart 60. an 10. q.
5urper, Qot 576 in llntera6tbeitung
~ in CaiIen port. 81.
Qeauber 8. RdttermoHn an Jomes
W.GenDolI. Got 4 In gDnnrbNobe
llnterubtbeiluns. 81.
CHARTS Gean an Jreb 6. GsDtng.
Get a. tn asx alntexsttt jlnue ee1
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Gerbitbilner aus benz Hiener
2Salo.
Witn. i'm Es.obtr.

~ ~ ilH 1ssulNh-
Ssst iinb Tie ale ihon Tcblafen sss
gang.n. nisie ileinsH Grie NIT ben
Iisbtn fhiidierntn Ramsn: MDbling.
ointerbriibl, M6rpsrn, purisrsborf.
Die dtnittr Iiebsn bic RolettenIiosr
Hieoerfinitn- Die Roisnfto6, in ben
9orgdrien bdbtn bic Gtrohfopu3en
iiber ben aopf sesoeeH. Die sosrrfhaft
III niht mshr ba. Ulrn brnu6t iIh
nid9i mrhr ihOn su mahtn. man
brau1i fir niemonben mebr grobs
9oilefts onsuIegen. lInb jtsi. in bies
len 1anfien, niibtn aerbEttossn. fam
man bas TORT In ftinsr 6auslihteii
iiserrai6sn, bic ipirihfhaftlid. goss
Ihiirse um ben aeib. ben ShliiFels
bunb am Giirtel. Sect. Dor bem Wins
ierfhlafsngehen, aeigt % fein ipahrss
Gsfiht. tpie eint grobe DAME, bic BON
elmer Soirss nnh 6ouie tommt unb
fh6n mIb< iit unb iih nihi mebr su
neriteIIen brauhi. Gang ieIilom III
Dns. gDir atuie oug Der Stabi. mir
Ieben ben Gomnrr iiber Gin poar Wo'
den auf Dem Qanbe, nber oom l0nbs
leben piiTen mir nthts. Dos periiefi
Iih DOR uns. Dos 3eigt fin uns nur
In gs3ipungensr gHpfangstoiletie. Wir
Iogen: Die Qotur~, unb Dds bat eis
nerl ssipaltieen RIons. cine srobnrtise
Osbdrbe. Mir feben nur nn9 Der Wos
jeidt zines Bersgipftls. nod BEN
buntlsn UebeimniS eines tiefen mdIs
bes: bos Dorf ift Gnt fla9tig bur6'
.tiIte 6sis1sete. .1it ls1k ~ bfn 6exxl
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Rem Baltimore. S125.

Rem Baltimore, $125.
Goiparo goIoe on n. 8. Yierion,
Cots Ho. 46 uno AZ in 81. 6. pierion's
llntsrabiteiliing in gofleae 6in, 81.
5he Central JruIt &c Gafe Depofii
60. an Glifobsth goier, Cots go. 30
uno 81 in Suian M. Bruee's untsrs
GbtbeiIung. $400.
Samuel .. Cooper on ScIeph 8.
gisder, 80 Bel 100 ssub an Der Weits
ieits oer WarIhan Ipenue, ST.
Wiurearet Wieher an GalIis SO.
Merdel. S Sabre gaft auf Got "a in
Wupoburn .Seiehts llnierabtteilnng;
jdbrlihe Miietbe 1923 nit BEN Rs1t,
bas Giaenttum fir $500 su fauien.
6enrn 10. 9ronhhDrit II. 4nc. on
SalIis 70. merdeI, baFslbs gieens
ibum, 81.
Suitiud 9. granoborit per Grc. an
Sa[lie gp. Merdel, basIeIbs Gissn.
thum, $4,000.
Sanis 20. WlsrdsI on Mnrsaretb
Diefsr, bds'eIbs gieentbl1n 81.
altronoer W. 5arpuot on Clifford
z. 5arpuot. 5beile Der Got 425 in
grndnt & 1rspor's llr1srabtheiiung
in 6airmount 81
Gbriitian Sdott on SamusT
Greenfield, 60 bsi 1877 Jub an Ter
ShoipsTtede BON Warner uno jdlrs
pietp apenue, 81.
Sordb Z. glarts nlrt' ben Sberiff
on shs Jirit RaiipndI Bant BON
SprinqfisIp, g., Got 13 in 5ronrss
geresfcrb's llnterabtbilung, 1886.
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alter 3siisn Hanntt bic 6dmorrhoibtn.
iens sntieslih aualsHbsn aberpts
ihiDiiIiis. cine Gsibsl D0iiss. Jssi
absr iiHo iie In Wirilihisit cine Gei,
BEL. nit Der Der Wenih iih islblt
trait. 0tnn bisfts fshrtflifx Gtiben
tam uHfshlbor NIT Or. Silsbex's
elna.tiis turiri iperben. sinsr btiItrafs
tieen arsnti. bic In steseIform an ben
Sis oes aeibsns upplisirt ipiro. inbsm
man oisfs 3dpfhen In ben R0rper sins
fiihri. Ght Shr taaft, labi Guh toittn.
frti eine prObe Don q. NsuItosbi<r d
Co.. 9or 1915. Hsn gort. iommsn.
ueber5sugt Guh erlt. an
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Gtne febr fDrenbe ploge
1T Elm 5uTten, peI6er einem i'm i6la>
FEN 1inbert unb bns Sp'tem ihtpdtt.
Or. 2uguft aonig's 6amburger
8ruittbse erpGrmt bns Spftem, bsruz
btst ben Rei8 i'm 6alfe uuo turtrt.
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@lo T fie.

Gsfeaidaftsliigsn
Wer tennt, Der riigt, tper babt unb
b0bnt iie ni6t?
Wsr a5sr ,past's, iit - MID. in iis au
fiiseu2!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-13

SatpisgerDatsr in ipe: rWerDen Sic
aud meins 5ohter ernabren t0nnen?"
nGetpib, ous bGngt aber DON Der
WtitgIFt db."
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Sesi triimnt fih Der Nxs an einfm
niloeH 5ong poriibtr, runo nriibsn
bremen pie BufEH. 1isfroib IIbt
bag aaub auf ben Stielsn. antpmos
bile prefhen poriiber. Sinter ibnsr
tansen isds 9l1tisr ter. Gis lnufsn
benz arufipagsn nod ipis iibermii.biss
gubm. gfber Der 4tkm gsbt linen
baIo aus. llnb iis Iissen fDisber biibGh
braD am Wserano. G0ngfam unb be-
bobis itdgs bic Strnbs gum aamm.
Wan merit bic Grhtbuns taum; cine
rehie, sabms Waloitrnbe fir Drohs
itobimsnfhen. bic bas gerefisigsn nim!
setpobni iinb. Sis iommi iurSaitmis
gen aunptn bereiitpiiIie enia.ssn.
Hotbe Gnaebut.en brennsg In BEN
9iiihen, pioIette 6erbstiiloisn Ii,fsn
fhIanf unb blaB in ben WisTen. 9l1ts
ter fallen BON miinen D1umen ,unb an
maHfen Elsflen If. Der Walo ff,on
pons fnbl. Die Ddume ittden ibre mad
ten Ruibn 3ur Gonns empor. absr iie
fam ibntn niht htlfen. Garnm III Iis
10 fMiihifrn unb perSagt uHb IatsIt
nur irdurig. AIss mub fis iid ssfuls
len IaFen. Gsibit bab fis Der Rau6
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Arizona republican., 1911-11-13
SEEKS KNOWLEDGE
 OF HUSBANDS FATE
Wife of Man Believed to Have Been Killed in Mexico Desires Address
 of E. B. Bancroft.

Postmaster McCNntock is in receipt Of d letter from d woman in Indiana V ho is seeking information of tEe whereabouts of her husband whom it is thought was massacred by the Yaqui Indians about two months ago, or verifying the report to that effect. Just why she is appealing to Colonel McClintock is not clear as the Yaqui Indians are one hundred and seventy five miles south of the Mexican boundary line. and the colonel $ juris dlction does not extend that .ar. The woman gives her name as Mrs. Rena Ridgeway E. R. 10, Wabash, Indiana, and there is little doubt that she has lost her husband. however intangible are the stories sent her of his mur- Ger in the Assuaii district in the early part of August
 Her first information of the tragedy came through d letter addressed from Phoenix about two months ago, which was signed by an Bardsoe Bancroft. Supt., in which was enclosed report by two miners who first discovered the body. Upon receipt of this Mrs. Ridgeway addressed return letter to Bancroft at Phoenix. and the letter vas returned unclaimed to her. That was probably what prompted her to writer to the postmaster The postal authorities here assert they have no knowledge of such man.
 The reports to Mir Bancroft were signed by Harry J. x. Throckmorton and Stanley w Harrington, mining engineers, and was dated August 2Sth IT. substance they stated that on August 18th they started on pros pecting trip through the Assault dis trict by way of the Yaqui Mona Pass, and when about - miles north east of their mine. they found a dead burro in d narrow gulch and further on several dead Yacuis and later a white man at the entrance of q cave. with evidences that d fierce battle had been Waged. The man had been shot twice in the side. He wore khaki pants. heavy shoes and answer ed Mrs. Ridgeway's husbands de- scription. In his pockets were $500. memorandum and a picture This report along with the picture was enclosed in Bancroft's letter to Mrs Ridgeway. whose names the letter stated was found upon the memoran- dunn. Bancrofts letter was dated Oc- tober 4th. from Phoenix. and stated that the writer would be gone to the eastern part of the territory until the latter part of october when he would expect a reply to his letter Mrs. RidgeWay wrote to Phoenix, but received DO reply and her letter was returned unclaimed.
 Postmaster McClintock suggested to the woman that she write Fletcher NJ. Doan Jr- formerly of Phoenix. now in the Llanos De orc country who. the colonel felt sure, would do all he could to aid the distressed woman in her search.