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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times Dispatch.
iO-n EI'f S.r.et

Phone Madison 10
Totai collections, amounting to nearly ST..
go were made by Deputy Treasurer J. W.
SFondugh, JE., during the month OF Apri!,
according TO report submitted to city
treasurer J. b. Pace. or this amount
Ssosl. 10 goes TO the city. while $40 paid
Tor liquor licenses. goes TO tho state The
amounts OF city collections is as follows:
Dog taxes, s2.25; wagon taxes. $50: Gene
i"fes. Sf5S-2S: City Collector. s. as so nncs
Ia Police Court Part . Slss; clerks fees
si.4s5.79
The liquor licenses were apportioned ,s
follows: Eleven retailers. $3.50 each: min.
Shippers. sl.eOo each: one manufacturer $500:
one on wholesale. $50, making tots. OF
Negro Had Smallpox.
What Albert Johnson negro laborer
supposed to be slight ai!men,. was dis
sSoNered last night by DR.. NJ. 2. Rucker TO
~ the chances tho man had 10 spread the
iui's 's Or Fucker notified the Third Po-
~ S,a'ioh' An effort TO get Or. Levy. or
INC Board o. Health was unavaiiinr and
"iter being detained for more than an hour
AT the doctors office Johnson was permi,tcd
10 go to his homo, 30 West Twenty second
by the health officers
me Tweniy-second Street nclshborhood I.
IN whai is >,nera'ly known as lanyard Bot
ION, and Is In the thlckcst mar ., ,b. ~,
ored section o. tho city. 1t is NIthou. SOW.
ers; and at some points without civ wa,"r
an" .ira y one OF the neglected spots In the en-,
80. '7'ou'u tHe coniagion make any
sVft OF headWy ii would be aimosr in,nns
s!o!e TO stamp IL out -po'
~ In the Police Court
,MiNe Mhltiy. colored charged with Oh
tanning Sib from Harris Floyd by ,aisc ~
, ,.nsss: was Yesterday granted a continusncc
Until MONDAY be Justice H a Nau-t.a 10
Police Court. Part > MAURICE In
Marshali y. Clark. young white ma,
n m@r se IN "a warrant with deser,ion wa
sum o! IS a week for twelve mo,,hs the
faints Waiting to See Shnw.
hIIe standing in line waiting 70 o,,.
n"'inS picture show. Louis Brown ' - 3"
"h'te man, las; night abou; o;cIorts ' tnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03

OUTLOOK COMPLICATED

Now York May 2.-CnlllnG o: a min
ers convention to approve OF d!aap-
prove OF the subcommittee agr cement
for settlement Of the wage and other
differences btwcen miners and cp,ra =
tore in the anthracite coal fields was
practically decided upon by the COM
niittee Of miners repr -sentativcs and
members of the boards Of the three
anthracite districts affected at ses-
sion here tonight.
Another Joint conference with tho
operators VIII FIRST be sought by the
miners. IN all probability. to see if
further concessions can be obtained.
1t was said after to-night's session. The
miners committees adjourned until to-
morrow when decision VIII he
reached. IL was announced, whether
further conference with the operators
shall be sought or an immediate call
be issued for q miners convention.
This action followed rejection b. the
miners fun committee to-day. at the
Joint conference with the operators
committee Of ten. OF tho tentative
agreement for sct;len mt reached re-
Gently between the subcommittee Of
the two interests.
II convention is called, al seemed
certain tonight 1t viii be. William
Green. who represented Preslden,
White. OF the United Mine Workers. in
to-day's conferences. said that II woult
be held either In Scranton OF WILKES
barre. and will be composed NJ 100 .lcl-
eEates from the three districts.
such q convention could be convened
within four days after notice Of It was
given, Mr.. Green d cleared. Mr.. Green
expressed the opinion that II convcn-
tion were held st once. Before another
conference with tn. operators II would
uphold the action az the miners ,u;l
committee and Vote disGpproNal OF
The subcommittee agreement.
III statement Tonight the opera
tors committee Indicated dtsin-
oInation 10 meet again with the
miners representatives, until after the
latter had endeavored to secure rati-
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News Of South Richmond

an attack Of vertigo and fell in faint. He
was picked w and carried out OF the crowd,
out before the arrival OF physician had re-
covered sufficiently to reach home with the
aid of friends.
Hear Condemnation Proceedings.
Arguments in the condemnation proceed
inEs of the city OF Richmond against W. b..
Bradley and others were heard before Judge
F. II. Wells yesterday in the Hastings
Court Par, ;. The property in issue was
wanted by the city TO open Decatur Street.
but by permission OF the court this project
was abandoned. Another scheme to open
ms territory. which would be great saw
!ns was offered as substitute.
The 5000 personal injury suit OF T. ].
Bush. an infant, against !. b. Chewing.
VIII be tried in the Hustinss Court, Part 2.
Big Revivals In Swansboro
Swansoofo Is In the throes o: two large
I Ira :. which are now in progress the
Memorial churches. The meetings arc Well
attended and are drawing large conrre-
cations. Many conversions reported
Dies from Injuries.
W. II. Sheffield. twenty one years old. died
.Ite Wednesday night At the Retreat for the
sick from Injuries received carly that day
Maioaca. Mr.. Sheffield was a carpenter
ne IS said TO have attempted to board the
Train and was thrown. Both legs were sew
cred; His remains were shipped lnst nicb,
TO Nelson county for burial
Property Transfers Slow.
$50 '.."ouEh an real estate AGENTS rcpor; bus
r
gam ana sale are being placed on record
IN the Hastings Court. Part = YESTERDAY
Tor the first time In three DAYS a transFar
was put on record The property. accordint
10 me deed, was sold by joseph G. Woosnn
10 Hattie A Wilkinson II fronts thirtv
Ieet on Iwenty-second street between perry
ana Porter The price was set a, $50 ana
"'"eF valuable considerations
With Southside Lodges
washington Camp. No. 81 Patriotic oraor
sons Q, America. Will NEE, tonight az Gers.
Icy Hall. Swansboro
New South Council. No. s. Junior o-dc-
Cnited American Mechanics viii boI5 i,s
Ift, meeting tonight at odd Fellows
Manchester Lodge. No. SAG q n =
n ma us regular meeting last nigh, a, TIC
Henderson ~ 6Is Lodge, No. Jos. L o. o. f. me,
IT,, r., night at Toncy's Hall. Eleventh and
Personal Mention.
Il. y carlisle. OF Newbcrrv < r &,
spendlnr few days with friends on the
Former Governor ]. Hose ryie, ,a, ho,,
sing ms daushter. MS. T =. McConnsy
business yesterday ' Town on
Mrs y Y. Fox and children. wso have
peen visiting Mrs John S. Robinson a, r,oo
i1N.ainr Street have returned to their borno
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03

by having only eight bishops and al
lowing the two vacancies to remain
unified for the present. This discus
sion occupied a greater part OF the az
ternoon session. and has not been
agreed upon. Bishop Hood appointed
the various committees on education.
church extension. revision. eplscopacy.
womans home and foreign missions.
public worship and devotion and Sab
bath observance to-day. Bishop j. "
Altrock was named to deliver the
quadrennial address
The evening session was devoted to
further addresses OF welcome and re-
sponses from prominent delegates
There are representatives here from
all parts OF the United States. as we'll
as from the West Indies and the coast
of Africa. There are over 900 dele
gates and visitors in the city. Tho
session will adjourn here tomorrow
and all the delegates Will go in n body
to visit Livingstone College. located
at Salisbury, y. c.. as there will be a
special train provided for the mem
hers OF the conference. Bishop George
w. Clinton announced to the members
of the session that lie had been able
to secure the services of Booker T.
Washington, OF Tuskegee Institute. to
he present and address the members
as well friends upon the live issues
that are affecting the negro race il
THE South and elsewhere.
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SEVERAL REPORTS RECEIVED.
Second Days session of Southern
IhrIstInn Convention.
Especial 10 The Times-Dlspat

Especial to The Times II lspatchl
Elcn College y G.. May THE
evening of the second day of the
Southern Christian Convention. now In
session here, was devoted to re-
lGions exercise and a sermon by the
Rev. oliver Nv. Powers. b. D.. OF Day
ton O.. home mission secretary OF the
American Christian Convention.
The morning session to-day was
given over 10 the report OF the Sunday
school Board. of which Rov H. IT,.
Eountrcc. of Wavcrly, Va. is chair
man. the discussion OF home missions
ana the report OF the board on that
subject Rev. j. w. farrell Ports
mouth, Va. and Rev. J. o. Atkinson.
u. d, each made strong appeals under
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
Gas, Sourness and Indigestion
Quickly Banished

and gas forms, and sour food belches into
the mouth, MI-O-NA stomach tablets
will stop the misery i'll five minutes.
II you have any symptoms OF indigcs-
ton, don't waste time. Put your stom-
ach in shape before indigestion takes COM
mand.
Indigestion or any chronic stomach
trouble leads to loss OF vigor and vitality;
half the nervous wrecks in America to-
day can blame indigestion for their con-
dition.
Fermentation of food means that your
stomach is run down; that your food
does not digest and that the blood not
being supplied with nutritious element.
cannot supply the various organs OF the
body with sufficient nourishmcnt.
That's why indigestion often causes eve
weakness, brain Tag, palpitation Of heart,
inactive liver and even pains in the kid
ncys.
Get a 5o-ccnt box OF MONA stom-
ach tablets to-day at any drug store.
Don't waste time with believers; get the
remedy that cures as we'll as relieves.
The Tragic Drug Co. guarantee it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03

the report Of this board. The Foreign
Mission Board. of which Rev. r.. c.
Newman, Holland. Va, is chairman
reported. and its work was heartily
Endorsed and encouraged by til. con-
ventton. The woman's home miss on
work was discussed IN detail, Mrs. C.
IL. Rowland. Franklin, Va, being
chairman of this board.
Perhaps the most interesting report
of this days session was the report
of tho board on schools and colleges,
of which board DR.. r. l.. Moihtt. Ashe-
boro. y. c., is chairman. This board
Will also nominate twelve trustees for
the college, from which nominations
the board Of trustees OF tho college
Will elect several new members at the
meeting In June The Laymen'.s Mis-
sionary Movement was reported. and
n general discussion followed.
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aca,ion OF the pending settlement

.ANdtAoH OF NHc pcHuluS
agreement
The outlook. while rather compli-
Gated. is not dlscouraglng. 1t Is hoped
al differences may yet be adjusted"
This was the statement made carly
tonight bY MIR Green shortly before
tho convcnins OF the evening session.
This agreement. it had been hoped
would result In the speedy resumption
OF work in tha mines. where . sus-
pension affecting 10000 employees be-
came effective ApyI /.
Objection TO the agreement, which
had been approved By President John
j. Willie. was based on tho tenure OF
tho contract period-which was for
four years. tho abolition OF the slid
ing scale and failure to recognize the
union to the extent dcns ndcd
me proposal for settlement OF the
wage dispute was voted down by the
miners wiiIc in conference with the
operators. After adjournment OF the
conference, Hr. Green announced that
a conference would be held tonight to
determine whether the tentative aGrcc-
mcui. rejected by the general commit
to. OF the miners. should be submitted
TO a referendum vote or to a convcn-
ton OF Representatives. OF the 400 local
unions IN the anthracite regions
should tho referendum vote be decided
upon, Thomas KENNEDY. president of
District No. Z. said the Offer OF George
i. Baer, president OF the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, to submit the
entire question In dispute To the sur
wing members OF the anthracite coal
cominittee. which settled the strike ten
years ago would be submitted for
the consideration of tho full mem
bcrshlp OF the local unions.
From Mr.. Green and Nh. KENNEDY
learned iDat ma iglLtE "a ~
members Of the general committee ia
vorcd two-ycurs' contract with the
mine operators and they stated that
this was the principal objection to
the tentative agreement considered in
the joint conference this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
IN FAVOR OF HATCHErT.
judge Bark sdaIe Renders Decision In
Contested Election Case.

Especial t. The Times .Disnatcr
Meherrin. Va. Nav e-Iudmn WI
liam Il. Barksdale rendered his daci.
sion in the contested election case of
~ $. Bridgeforth VS.. (. c. Hatcbett
to-day, and as a result. Mr. Hatchctt
continues to hold the oGcc of treasurer
for the term 10 which he was elected
MIR. Brldgcforth, who opposed MIR.
iiatchett. was defeated ir the Novem-
DER election by twenty-nino votes, and
ms friends Immediately charged that
FRAUD was participated in at several
precincts, and filed notice of contest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
MenrIng for IInrrr rhnu

WIG TTalHs y. y. May - isticc
kcoGh In the supreme Court to-day ard
argument on the application or IIarr,. r, ~
ior q nearing before jury as to his SAINT
.iustie. kcoEh decided on June 2 as the
daie for hearing. In the meantime II will
DC definitely determined whether the mat
keogh. After brief argument Tho ro,rt
decided TO let four alienists testify for each
SIDE. The hearing In June probably WIN OK
tend over perIod OF several wcoks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
Stomach Distress Vanishes
in Five Minutes and Dys-
pepsia Is Easily Con-
quered by Mi-O-Na Stom-
ach Tablets.

That drowsy feeling after meals, ac-
companicd by hcvincss at pit OF stomach,
means that you arc in danger of indigcs-
ton.
Start TO put your stomach right before
it goes so far wrong that serious results
will follow
Keep MONA stomach tablets with
you all the time; take one or two after or
with meals and stomach distress will never
appear. y man can easily carry box
in his vest pocket y woman can carry
them in her purse They will surely cure
any case Of stomach distress il used as
directed.
If your food icrments in the stomach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
LITIGATION mALTs DUEL.
Count Icppelin's Challenge Said I,
Mnii lnIIrf.s

Berlin, May 2.-Thc Germania to day
prints story that Count Zeppelin, the
builder and operator of airships. some
time ago challenged Theodore t.. Ler-
leli.n arctic expedition, TO duel, but
th.s the matter has not been decided,
upon the outcome OF sew
eral law suits between the principals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03

Victoria. Il. C.. May 1.-The steam
ship Mariana brought news from Aus
IL ALA to-day of IL tidal wave cigh.
teen feet high which swept over the
l'ijian town of Funa Point. wipinS out
the village of eighty houses early last
month. The people were nearly all
drowned and the few survivors have
nothing to eat.
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kills Husband: Commits suicide.

HagtfstoNn. Nd MAY in a ni OF ical-
Gus rage ;Mrs Iuthc. jenkins. twenty-three
years ~ age. shot and MORALLY wounded
her husband here early to-day. She then
committed suicide by shooting hcrself len
kIns died two hours later
jenkins was thirty yaars OF age lie came
from stanley. Va. and had been pitcher
in 4 minor baseball league, but lately was
employed on The Western Maryland Rail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
Always Does Good
Thousands Take it In the Spring.

II have taken Hoods Sarsaparlla
when needed for number OF years"
writes James Hey, 500 Amber St, T.,
Philadelphia, Pa, and have always
found that it does me good. | always
take it in tho spring with the best results.
i have that tired feeling in the morning
and cannot eat, but after taking two or
three bottles Of this medicine always fee,
like diffcrcn, person and advise every
one needing tonic 10 give it q fair trial.
Get 1t to-day in usual liquid form or
chocolatcd tablets called Sarsatabs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03

Springfield. Mo. May Carl Morris the
Sa7ulHa Okla heavyweight arrived here
today. ana spent several hours in gym
round uoxing bout with Luke McCarty here
to-niorfo" night Both men have trained
wen. and are in good condition, their man
ayers say
!, i7 no; believed The authorities will in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
MAY NOT FILL VACANCIES.
COIorcd Conference Considers Matter
of ElcctIng New RishOpr.

Charlotte, y. c.. May o-The ques-
tion of eectinG two bishops to sue
coed NJ. J. w. Smith and NJ. r.. Frank
lin. deceased. was prccipitatad at to-
days session OF the twenty-fourth
quadrennial conference of the y. NJ f.
Zion Church. colored. OF America and
promises TO develop into one Of the
livellest issues TO be discussed.
II was recommended that n decided
saving 10 the church could be effected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03

TO Its annual report. made public to-
day
The company was fined 100000 in
Missouri. Sl.675.000 in Texas and $780,
900 in both Arkansas and Oklahoma.
Its attorneys fees during this tiEa-
ton. according to the report. agErc-
gated 100000
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nlcs fro-r A.nhN,lntion.

Norfolk. va Ma> 2.-Henry II. Jennings.
young man. was found in his room here
today dead from asphyxiation By gas y
sealed note was left by Jennings. address ID
70 hts Dear VIE in Elizabeth City, y. c.
The cause OF his suicide is not known
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
Believes This Will "Cure
Lung Troubles"

Consumption i a disease which should
not he ,rIned with II the trouble is pres
cnt- don't waste time in argument
u cough Is present tina, keeps you anxi-
oEx: Or any ~ tho symptoms exist. such IS
fever or night sweats. weakness and loss
OF appetite and perhaps. some raising OF
mEcru do the sensible thinE-tske Eek
mans Mterative--as Mr.. Bettersworth did
Bowling Green. Ky. II. No. {.
'Gentemen: In i?1S had severe
cough FOR six months. ] tried all the med
icire that my friends and doctors recon-
ucnded TO me. but results came for the
better. - last I irieG your medicine In
one weeks time there was quite an i'm
provcment In my condition. and after
had taken several bottles I felt as well al
ever In my l!fe. will gladly write pcrson-
ally 20 any party wanting information In
regard TO your wotncrful medicine"
tSiEuCd AffitayiN
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EXPENSIVE TO STANDARD

TN IDUNl1NNtIVN OF NWIVTN-I'IfTVc lOm-
pany Costs Nenriy S+,00O.O0O.
st. Louis. May DENOMINATION of
the WatersPercc Oil Company OF ST.
Louis by the Standard OH Company
of New Jersey has cost the ST. Louis
corporation $3.197673 in nnes, attor-
neys' fees and other legal expenses
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\. C BETTERSVoRrt.

Eekmans Alternative IS effective in Bron-
chtis. Asthma, Hay Fever: 1-hroa; and
Lung Troubles. and IN uphuildinE the sys-
TEN. Does not contain poTsons opiates or
habi;-forming drugs. For sale by owens E
Minor Drug Company and other leading
druggists. ASK for booklet telling OF re-
cover!cs and write TO Eckman's Laboratory
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-30

landscape. while lighting features were
designed to furnish an abundance Of
soft light. with special care for COZ
venience in reading.
The features of this new car are in
addition to the facilities usually pro-
vided on limited trains. AT the rear
end of the train is a compartment OBJ
servation car with roomy platform
and spacious observation parlor. the
latter affording restful. luxurious
room for those who do not wish 20 use
the more club.like features of the
loungiug car. In the construction OF
the sleeping cars special attention has
been given to provide large and com
modious wash rooms which are equip.
ped with an extra number of wash
basins.
Electric lamps In the vestibules bril-
liantly light the steps and entrances 10
the sleeping cars. The train carries.
in addition, dynamo baggage car, a
combination coach and smoking car, a
dining car with many new features OF
convenience and artistic decoration.
serving table d 'hote dinner, two six
teen section standard sleeping cars; one
ten section drawing room compart-
ment STANDARD sleeper this In addition
TO standard sleeping car with com
partment running from Milwaukee 20
the Twin Cities. The train Is electric
lighted throughout.
The new train will leave Chicago
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-30

party was for Colonel Roosevelt. How
does the vote at the recent election
bear ont that statementY Roosevelt
received some democratic votes. that
much is certain. although the number
may have been small. II Is likewise
certain that Wilson received lot OF re-
publican votes. especially in the states
where the republicans were disfran.
chised by the triokery of the progress
sives who controlled the state maonin-
cry and thus kept Taft electors OFT the
ballot. Even with these conditions
reigning. conditions that should have
placed Taft away in the rear, Roose-
veIt's vote overtopped Taft's nv about
500. GOO In the nation. The vote at
election showed that the republican
party WAS very evenly divided between
TAFT and Roosevelt and that the claim:
of overwhelming sentiment tor Roose
velt's nomination were not we'll found
ed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-30

First publication Nov. 80, 1912 Last
Jan. A, 1913.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
la the Circuit Court for the County
OF Iron-ln Chancery.
William Darby,
Complainant,
Charles II Moye,
Defendant
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for
the County of Iron. In Chancery.
In this cause, il appearing from
affidavit on file. that the defendant.
Charles II. Moye. is not "A resident of
this state, but is n resident OF Cash
mere, in the State OF Washington.
On motion of c. ID. DIVER one OF
complainant solicitors, it is ordered
that the appearance of said nonresident
defendant, Charles II. Moye be entered
herein within tour months from the
date OF this order; And in case Of his
appearance. no cause his answer to the
bill Of complaint TO be filed, ard a
copy thereof TO be served on the COM
plainant's solicitors within twenty
days after service ON him OF copy of
said bill, and notice of this order, and
In default thereof, said bill will be
taken as confessed by said non resident
defendant
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
That within twenty days, complainant
cause notice Of this order to he pub
lished in the Diamond Drill, news
paper printed and published and circu-
latnig In said county, and that said
publication be continued therein once
in each week tor six weeks in success,
sion, or that he cause copy of this
order to be personally served ON said
nonresident defendant. at least twenty
days before the time above prescribed
fer his appearance.
Dated at Iron River. Mich this
2Dth day of November, 1912.
Edward T.. Lott,
Circuit Court Commimssioner
Moriarty a. Dwyer.
Complainant Solicitors.
Business Address
Crystal Falls, Michigan.