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Die Eesiernns bat sseiueiie oa-
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psm pader pro3eb dngsihuIt
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Drei Jaessr in 5bel6ppile, 5snn.,
selpnht.
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Bon Der 8erfaiiungstonnntton in
Columbus.
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gitp Selbitmorb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Gin 9rai palffp begebt in SaIt Cafe
gitp Selbftmorb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Bon Der 9erfafungstonoentton in
Columbus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20
Nus Der Smmoesb sbamptftaot


Die 8orlase our ReOiiion Der 3Dae
auf g6emitalisn
0om HeprGientontenhaus in 4ngrtft
genommet.
Der Sal bes SenatOrs Stepfenion
Dor 1em Senat.
Die Standardization nit ge3u9
auf bic Reorganiitrung bes
Sabofsz z5ruits
9om Suiti8tommittse oss Senats Der%
DorTen.
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Der San5Isr Mablon pitnsp bon Stem
Seriep
Gum Rt4tsr oss Acknowledgements
erndnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Drsi 92essr in SbelbppiIe, 5enn.,
selpnht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

neil tie i'm poIi3eigeri3t ais 3eugen
geeen i9n auftraten. Gr erf9Ob ben
Rnabsn in Gegenport Der Uautter
oeHelbeH, bic ibn um 8nabe anfte9te.
Obcm, Der iebr reid mar, tuuroe
5tpeimal pro5eifirt unb jebesmal gum
JpDe perurtheilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20
Die Eesiernns bat s,eipeiie oa.
fir in 9dnbea
1ab bic WationaltOnbentipm Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ano
Drii6enbaner

Die 1910 in Hof<fter abgs6alten
purbe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Solr unterfuden. oh bic 3eug.n in
psm patsr pro3.b aHgsihuIt
iDrDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Cine Spe5ial Granbiurip in
Chicago
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

RenntniB bon ben D9naruitosrbreden
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Belgrnb. 19. Debruar. Durd
sins Biuttbot ipurbtn Gamitoe Mbenf
bic 1efuher bts bitfiseR Rational.
1bensers in cine glanti psrIsst. Mdb.
renb Der WOritelIuno trf1c6 In cine,
Qooe en- rsiner jnnger Nansier 80,
.msaS Gspsti1Is1 NiJs6tiA jsias tiIs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

gin balbes Dubenb Der gerbafteten
ioa bsreits fem, aIs Staats
asusen oufantrstsn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
DEATHS

EL.LI,sSoN-Died, April IS. 1912 at,bo
, residence OF his father. 3S6S on ,ro
R y T!,i Ayenue. J. FREDDIE. SON Of ]
Fmn ,S SOL aged twenty-five years
une!ai from the residence THIS
nETilmay) AFTERNOON at O'Clock
,t rienas and acquaintances are in:
Ili il'Al..l. at his residence. 40,
iSa"''Hr street.. at S:a5 o.cloak lasi
s nsSas, JnMES TRIMMER. in ihe
EmnS I'm year OF his age.
rIT uherai from his latc residonc,
a. tltS friday AFTERNOON al 1
80 Friends friends aud acquaintance invited
No flowers
Hp ", y. MANu nled; At the virginia Hos
Pttai' Yesterday morning at q: 40
Mrs. REEx FISHER BOWMAN
Eit,L ne ., from residence. LOT South
f'ith' SATURDAY at. Q p. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
THE DIMES DTsPAToH RICHMOND va FRIDAY APRII 10 1912

and Hon. S, b. Barham was elected
10 the position. MIR. Bohannon has
moved to Petersburg.
Governor Mann has consented to
speak to the colored people of Peters
o9rs In Oak street y. NJ, L. Zion
Shureh on the Afternoon of the fourth
Sunday in this ,lonth. This church has
recently had n great revival which
added 10 members IL the conference.
Attempts Suicide.
Edgar DcJarnettc, an employee of
Tue city, attempted suicide this after
noon by taking laudanun. Young De-
Jarnette had been dcsrondcnt for some
time. This afternoon h purchased 10
to the city stables on short Market
street swallowed the fIu.d. Medical as
SIS lance saved his life. He was car
RED home to his mothers residence
on Grove Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
Distinguished Officials OF Order
Entertained i'll Peters
burg:
Meeting OF Woodrow Wilson
Club Postponed-To he
pair Flood Damage.
Times Dispatch Bureau,
) Bullinsbrook street
,rhonc 1851,
Nc,crsNmrw ~ Anr.l n

Petersburg, Va. April Is.
The Joint meeting OF Woodmen of
the World, held las, night in the Red
Mems Hall on Bank street. was LARGE
y attended, Oakwoul ana Hollywood
Camps, OF Petersaur. Appomat,ox
Camp. Of Ettrick, HisNory Camp, OF
Prince George Courthouse. ana other
camps in the adjacent counties. being
we'll represented. The object o. the
meeting was to receive distinguished
officials OF the order from distance.
RisiTtc; Depury r T. Maycs presided
EnConia sins addresses were delivered
James w Gentry, Of Richmond head
Clerk of jurisdiction H." composed OF
Virginia. Vast Virginia MARYLAND,
Delaware aud the District OF Colunl-
biH, was the first speaker. He is chair.
:nan OF the committee on program for
The grand rally and field DAY celcbra-
t!un, to DC held at the state Fair
Grounds in Richmond on July lG ana
u. and he gave an Interesting account
OF tho arrang mcntS for that monster
Jubilee Of all the camps in Virginia,
az the varied amuscmcnts and games
At The Fair Grounds. and OF the great
Tsradc OF Woodmcn in Richmond at
p.stt
Hon J c. Root of Omaha. sovereign
commander. and other sovereign OIL
Gers Will attend the raily \ class of
300 candidates will bc introduced ali
tle meeting by competitive companies.
OF tho Uniform Rank
This principal speaker OF the even.
Ing Was Colonel T. Z Patterson. OF
Chattanooga. Tenn, sovereign manager
and member of the cXecutivc council
who described the growth and work
- tbs order. There are, he said
$4,000 members OF the order in the
United States, and applications for
membership arc coming In at the rate
of 10000 month, The order mas an
emergency fund Of Sl5.ooe.oo0 in bonds.
which fund is Increasing Mt thn rate
of S9,ono.ooo annually. \ great dca
Of Information rs to the condition o,
the order was given by Colonel Pat
terson.
Colonel Patterson and STATE Manager
s. 3. Latham. OF Norfolk, left this
morning For Boston, where they are
to spaak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
Massey College wins,

coI me Massey business COLLEGE ,oa.,
Schnnt cute lasscd ches,er ISM tGan.
annI on their diamond yesterdav - q, en-
MASSEY soI TEAM oei,ns ~ to o The ent Ire
notonous regularity and iiaid WIN mo
iian,Gay woh6le. Gregory pitched hri1-
srnrnS' tightening up whenevn 1tii =
Massc snredtenHd. Line-ups:
Dcenmead. 2b,; Defarges. = Ire E. o.:
Gel Mi's sol H.: Anglin. Id; Hall, oa So
sm Tih1sss'sstr-'ryler, p, 2b.: Ellis ?
smith ss as hmfnce 2b.: p; Garrett, Oh.
Crump. II 'e''y' rf.; Shepherd. CT.
Score by inn!ngs.
Cnos,.o ,'.cc''.......4 o4032321-1S
Tmniras 2: ...:;o oOoO000o-
his. Ehealham and En-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

civers King. r. H. Cole ana Ghas.
Matteson.
At the annual congregational meet
ing of St. Stephens Colorcd Episco-
PAL Churcn last night the following
vestr!mon were elected: ". ~.
Bragg. senior warden: y II l;ivcs.
junior warden: Jas. u. Shields. regis
tlAr; W. :. Fields treasurer. Dr. ".
e. clarke. w. y. PENN, y. w. Harris.
and William Dilworth.
The other Episcopal churches elect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
SOUTH RICHMOND
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch Bureau.
lr-p Hal! Street.

lnV itai street,
Phone Madison lT5
The funeral OF Luther NunnaiIy. former
a""itoE az the cit$ oi Mnayh"st.r ana later
tntp.oHci in thu nhico ul tn. Ciiy AUDITOR
~" oe he!d this morning At Il o'clock from
~: rGsm.hte. Ito East iv";h street
Mr. N|inailE WAS ntty-hvc years old lie
au psti in bad health :or Soms Time. tie
was thought to be on til, road 10 recovery
"h.h nc "ns stricken Win pneumonia in
an acute form. Besides his wife. he leaves
.!Sht chi!drcn-Mlsses gladys and JosephIuc
N"nna!iy, and Walter. william. benjamin
Luiher' iianstord and john Nunnally; two
S,Stt'S. MIS- .ida Rice, ~ Chesterfield. and
, ,nis =. ~. sharp. OF South Richmond, aud
issishts, and B. W. Nunuully. OF Portland,
s southsidrrs Enjoy Feast.
south iiichmund was Wei reprcsentod las,
LETT LEI al the Dollar D!nneg' held In The
tidars n ArmoFS. Nearly scyeniy.hye South
RI, TO Brins Revival To Close.
~ tSNNa! services now being conducted
~ me !, East End Baptist Church By lie Rev.
Baptist Church, will be brought TO "a ,ins.
lo,n,Eht NJ. Haley will occupy his own
'"'P'' @"huh! At both services.
-. Miss Meeting To- Night
me south Richmond Democratic ct,b Y.tII
hold meeting ,o-nish, a. thc conr,no,,.s
H., Ml,eh every voter % Madison Ward is
' '"nrra 10 o.o attend Al candidates for ,,s
y'','i"h tenhcil VIII b. present. and in i'm
minute tails VIII try 10 become ha,tnr vs..
f"Iihted with the SSputhsid- voters
WIS iunieted yesterday Glat Alderman
o"i W. Moore would withdraw iron, III,
Io' inc Common Council MIR Nonr.
WIS sieht on the subject, bu, his ,riS,,,.
Boil Jumper Released.
,.N' the request of his bondsm., 7 ~
h"9Fe' the liquor salesman, whn 49, - -. -,
T ,i.I aEFest for shipping his o-:i bond ,rnn,
~ "' IAN ~. g, was relcascd from, c,stos,
~ Iuase = II. Wells yesterday ,noT,I,',
nethof the North carolina niI,bor;, - .,i ne,
10 nrins him -.,k on The churrn 80 -. -.
''guor onsiness Is no; known
p,. 10 Sell Gillian Property.
o'cer OF the executor t;.orr. >,
r., i,trspurE, the chattol es;at. or ~ ~, -.
- rl'ilam. former trcasurc- NJ -
..Fhc!d county. vii! he soI,i n, n,,,'; I"ts-
,i i,om next Wednesday AT his .orm,cr lug ruS
In the IIu-tinr. Court
~. H. FRANKLIN yeStcr!a, u,,,i,e.
Wi me peace before Judge y It
70 ~ tnn Hust!ns. Court. PAR 80 a.
.NtEunents in tho charccry
i u7n"h AGAINST Shield wcro hca-S 1 o!
"iI'n'ss Court, Par, 2 yestor6,r ~ 81, .Hs
49, vas postponed until SatuFSa, rs
eight months ''Shc' for nearly
,;o.r. ncETocs 10 he Tried To.D,r
,,r, toward. William Slc,icn 80 ,,.,
I'm toward. colored Viii ihd WI
p.,, ,"is morninS In the Uus,inr ~. on
I, on attachments charging ,hnr V.1,. !.
~. ss a"d entering the fraIrb, ~ Win
osr.L oard Air Line Tho n "'Pot OF
NJ win the goodi S" were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
George browne Arrives

George Browne. mon.r
Washington nitcd States ~ the
e arrived in Richmond last nia lie
ana is at the Guerrant Hotel. He s a'
wiI1 b evvery,hing in fine shape and
for nr aete Gig hteen ballplaycrs hero
Gen who will be member of I'm IN.
wim' mas already arrived. The team,
E;tia Propaoiy practice at AthIeIis
tcio ihsteat OF Byrd PARK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

ters-AIiss Ellen E. Converse. Harry
=; converse. managing editor OF the
CHRISTIAN Observer: f.. b. Converse. OF
A,,kr"n, O.. Mrs. Charles Hodge, OF Nc
dia. IA: Bernard T. Converse of Phil
adciphia. ana DR.. Thos T.. Converse of
ii,an"vsr Va, Two brothers also SUR
nNe; harry T. Pollard, OF Louisville
OF oi, the Christian Observer. and George
william Pollard, of Hanover county,
Of Of pr George William and Peachy
The latter was born in Prince Edward
county and was descended from Rev
John Todd. d. u, SO well known as
a re!iG lous writer for children.
Mrs. ,inrion l.. Daily.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Marion L. Daily. aged sixty-fvc years.
widow of George Riley Daily, died
I Iil afternoon AZ her residence near
services will be held at her late resi-
dence on Saturday. The intcrment will
be made In the family burying ground
She Is survived by one son, DR.. VIM.
Il. Daily.
Mrs. f.. IS. Gum.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Clover. Va. April lS..AIrs. j. A.
Gum; OF Mount Laurel. died suddenly
sister, Mrs a. NJ Boswell OF Mount
Laurel; two brothers. E. d.. ltundlcy.
81. ana u. u. llunuley, or flal1faX
county; one daughter. Mrs. w. II. Do
rim. and n son. the Few. L. STERLING
Gum. of hatcher. Miss.
Interment was In the Episcopal Gem
etery at Mount Laurel on Thursday at
William Bpird.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
fredericksburg, Va, April 1S.-kvm.
Baird, a well-known citizen of Essex
county. died at Tipping FOREST" his
home, in Essex county, few days ago.
He was man OF wide culture. thor
ough education and commanded the
highest respect of all who knew him.
lie was never married. One brother,
| Captain f. r. Baird, survives him
John w. blackburn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
IIarrisonfurg, VA, April 1S.---John
w. Blackburn. siSty-fvc years old Is
dead at Grottoes, Rockingham county
He was n native of PENNSYLVANIA. com :
ing 10 Rockingham soon after the war.
| Hc pTacticcd law in Lynchbnrg and
Tor awhile in Colorado He leaves Iii:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

special to Tine Times Dispatch
h.r, hpo n va April Isl, ". en-
ner., a barber a North IImporia, wbiia
AZ t,nn n, OF desp9ndezcy this mornin,:
lowing strychnnc. promnt ny sWai.
saved Gilbcrt's lIfn nleaAurcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
0BI'T UARY
RS, Ellen l.. Converse

lsPccInI 10 Inc Times Dispotch
-oniSVillc' krr April lS.--Mrs, III
zen ie Foiiard Converse died at her hone
IN c di1nisVilt today. She had been
ba,. "ta t;;, YEA IN for some months, But
wrS not serious uptj
inesday afternoon Mrs. Converse va !
nc. ne WIDOW OF Rev. T.. Bartlett Con.
,Sr =, d; D. for nfty years editor of
W., ,Iv m ~, aS'!am Observer. She is sur
~ 'o"f sons and two daugh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

,Midow. who was Miss Fannie Harns.
berger. and nine children-J Frank
blackburn. deputy clerk OF court OF
Iiarr'sonburg; Mrs. a. S. kemper, Of
Iort Republic: Mrs. Herbert Suapp
OF Brooklyn, n. Y; Miss Annie l., OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
FUNERAL. NOTICE

WALLAcE-Dicd. al bsr hou. 80,
Monument Avenue. MRS MARv
{; i'.S W,I,a WALLACE, wife of Sammel
T,f Tunerai from ST. James Church
ment IN 'I Hoi,aa n, le noon. inter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

Waynesboro: Misses Janet and Olivia.
at home; Harry H.. of Fire Creek, W.
Va; Fred w. Blackburn. of Richmond /:
Joseph r.. of Pennsylvania; and a
sister, Mrs. Olivia Matthews. of Lynch
burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
In tllc lIu-tinr, Court.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

NM :: MontEomery Monteomory :.
ery q New orl;a i1rss ES"m @sssoa Montsom
At Nashville: Nrshviihl see9 q game,
NJ c AT Chattanoosa:' chat,anoor,
8: MemS,is (arst game) -Chattanoogo :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
Election o. V-cptrymcn.

The congregation of ST. Johns Epis-
copal Church at last evenings service
elected vestrymen for the ensuing
year as follows: Bernard Mann. j. D..
Williams, y. T. Williams. ]. c. Gotten.
]. Z. Mcnamara, ~ L. Wicker W. H..
Lane, Walker Hayes. W. l. Morton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
Political Meeting Postponed.

ihc meeting OF the MORROW WI
son club, winch was scheduled for to-
night in the Library Hall, at vino 4
non. richard Evelyn Bryan was to
speak. has been postponed on account
OF some misunderstanding about Sc
curing the hall arrangements having
heen made for the clubs meeting in
a. +. Hill Camp Hall next Tuesday
night, when Mr.. Byrd will sDcak
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19
cd their vestries a, Easter.
Narrn,y I;4cunc Ernm ncn,h.

James Parham, thirty-iive years old.
coioreu teamstcr, was brought to
the hospital In tnis city last night
from Surry county. suffering from IN
Juries caused by being run over by a
wagon loaded with logs, which he
WAS driving. lie either fell or was
thrown from the wagon, "a wheel OF
which scriped one side OF his heau
tearing off one ear and the skin on
the side OF his face. lie narrowly es-
capped having his skull crushed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-19

'"HIHmNtH EhSfnc.
mammoth locomotive, built at the
.eitnhiohd locomotive Works. for the
Nor,oik and Western Railway, to he
80 as q mountain climber. passed
engine and tender are ninetv-etyh,
rect long and weigh, II is said. 400 0n0
mounds. V'Vso
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-15
F rec Passage of Vessels En-
gagged in CoaStwiSe Trade
and Removing Duties From
Ship Building Materials.
RAILROADS MUST
NOT OWN STEAMERS
0ne-Man Government Recon-
mended for Canal Zone;
Powers Of Interstate Com
merce Commission Extended

/ lBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire,
washington, Aug. l4.-An agree
inenl on the Panama canal admin
lstration bill was reached by the con-
ference of house ana senate today
in which free passage IS denied to
American vessels engaged in foreign
trade. Foreign snip building ma
terals are admitted free of tariff to
the United States and the interstate
commerce commission is given power
to break up any combination OF COM
peting rail and water lines which it
finds are not for the public good
Two Of the six members of the con
ference committee, senator Brande-
gee and Representative stevens. of
Minnesota, declined to sign the re-
port.
Those who attached their names to
the agreement were Senators Bristow
and simmons and Representatives
Adamson and Sims. As perfected in
the conference committee, the canal
bill now provides
Free passage for American ships
engaged in coastwise trade.
American registry for American
owned foreign built ships engaged
exclusively in foreign trade.
No tariff on foreign ship building
materials for use in this country.
Trust owned ships prohibited from
the canal.
Railroads prohibited from owning
competing waterway lines operating
Through the canal or elsewhere
one man government for the can
al ana canal zone.
The conference agreement will be
reported to the house and senate to-
morrow, and it is believed il Will
meet Opposition In dropping the
senate amendment giving free pass
age 10 American ships engaged in
foreign trade, the conference COM
mittee yielded to those who consd-
cred this clause direct violation OF
the treaty with Great Britain
Practically all the force of the
Bourne railroad amendment attached
to the bill in the senate was retained
by the confcreos IT was rewritten
to give the interstate commerce com
mission the right to determine
whether railroads should be allowe ed
to hold water lines and to sanction
such ownership when II was in the
public interest
The railroad section OF the bill isl
drastic and broad in the powers II
confers on the interstate commerce
commission.
II prohibits railroads from owning |
or controlling competing steamer
lines, operating through the Pana- |
ma canal or elsewhere" and gives |
to the interstate commerce commits |
sion the power to determine whether |
the railroad and steamship lines are
competing carriers" within the
meaning of the law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-15
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.


Convened at 10 ii. m. Wool tar
lif revision bin passed by house oNer
presidents veto. was reported.
Former Governor Odeu, OF New
York, testified before the campaign
funds investigating committee re-
garding +. II. Harriman's $4,000
contribution to the republican 1904
fund.
Began consideration Of the Coosa
dam bill, Senator Burton attacking
governments policy in granting wa
ter power privileges.
Coosa river dam bin was displaced
10y cotton tariff revision bill, consid
GRAFTON of which was begun and an
amendment Adopted to repeal the
Canadian reciprocity act, Senator La
Toilette offered substitute, which
was voted down.
Passed democratic cotton tariff re-
vision bill, 80 to 10. with amendment
to repeal Canadian reciprocity act.
RepasSed pension appropriation
bill with provision abolishing all PEN
sion agencies after January 81, 1913.
Passed the new appropriation bin.
Adjourned al 1890 y. m. until 10
"a. IN. tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-15

! IBy Morning journal special Leased Wire
! Washington. Aug. a. - Former
| Governor Benjamin b. Odell. OF New
York, told the senate committee in
vestigating campaign FUNDS story Of
Edward II. Harriman's $4,000 con
tribution of 1904 so different from
that told to the committee by George
X. Sheldon. that members Of the
committee asked Mr.. Odel how he
accounted for the variances.
The former governor remarked
that Cornelius n. Bliss. treasurer Of
the republican national committee in
1904 might have told some white
lies to Mr. sheldon about it, shell
don was associated with Bliss unof-
fically in 1904 and was treasurer in
1908.
The substance of Mr.. Odel's testi-
mony was that President Roosevelt
asked Mr.. Hartman in 1904 to come
to the White House to talk about
campaign funds. Following that talk,
said Mr.. Odell Mr.. Hartman raised
S240,O00 for the campaign and
turned it over to the republican ma
tional committee. Mr.. Odell said he
had received 100000 of that con-
tribution for the New York state
campaign and the balance remained
in the hands OF the national com
mttee.
Mr.. Odel said that MIR. Hartman
had told him Colonel Roosevelt had
agreed if necessary he would helpI
out in the New York senatorial situa
ton by appointing senator Chauncy
NJ. Dcpew. Ambassador to France
thus leaving the senatorial contest
clear for Frank s. Black, former gov
ernor of New York.
Nh sheldon had testified that the
contribution had been arranged be-
tween Mr.. Bliss and Mr.. Hartman,
and that Colonel Roosevelt never
knew about ii until long time after
He denied that il had been
"A subject OF spondence between
the former president and Mr.. Harri- |
man.
Mr.. Sheldon had further testified |
that Mr.. Odell had come to Mr.. Bliss
TO see about raising money for the |
state campaign and that later Mr.. |
Hartman and Mr.. Bliss got together
about s25O,000. which was handed
over to the state committee and never
went to the national committee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-15
LUNAT|C MAY HAVE
MURDERED MISS
CARLSEN
Man Carrying Blood Stained
Walking Stick and Other In
dicationS Of Guilt Taken IN
Custody by Police.

by Morning journal Special Leased wire ]
Colorado springs, colo, aug. f.
man about 50 years old and APP
parently half demented. was taken
into custody here late today as sus-
pect in connection with the murder
Of Miss Signea Carlzen, the girl who
was assaulted and murdered in Mont
Claire, a Denver suburb last Friday
night.
The man carried a heavy walking
stick, blood stained and in his grip
were found a blood stained shirt and
Il womans handkerchief. He admits
aving been in. Denver Thursday
ana Friday nights. He declared he
is a prophet Of God" and that the
police may question until doomsday,
but he will not reveal the secret OF
his life The man is said To tally
with the description of the man who
aecosted olga Kaiser Friday night
near the scene of the murder.
Declaring that any woman who is
barren is accursed of God and that
he shakes the dust of his shoes III
her face SO that God will come down
and kill her, Williams as the un-
known man calls himself, is puzzle
to the local police.
When questioned about the case,
he grins and says: The Lord told
me to be us wise as serpent, ana
then after a short silence absolutely
denies he had any connection with
the murder.
Another blood stained handller-
chief, evidently a woman's, has been
found in Williams effects. Denver
police are expected here tonight tol
take charge of the man.
Despite the fact that the police put
little credence in the theory that the