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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27

shaken with sobs to ask, and the lit
tie yellow dog snapped at the patrol
mans legs and growled.
Murphy took boy and dog under his
arms and carried them to the East
l04th street police station. There the
boy couldn't recall his name and adj
dress. but he knew his dog was Pup
py," and he wouldn't part from him.
The two were fed with sweets and
felicacies and then placed on chair
behind the desk of Lieut. Shevlin, the
dog in his young masters lap There
they remained until o'clock When
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
VerY Glad At Vale.

New Haven. Conn. The news that
President Taft has made up his mind
to accept the Kent professorship of
law at Yale was received with keen
pleasure in Yale circles here. Presi-
dent Arthur t. Hadloy said he was
very glad" the President had made
the decision and Gsan Henry Wade
Rogers, of the Yale Law School, said
he was delighted,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
MEXICAN MINERS STRIKE.
They Demand More Pay and Shorter
Pours.

Cananea, Me2ico.-Seyen hundred
and fifty miners struck for more pay
and shorter hours at the mines of the
Cananea and Democratic companies.
They demand 4 25-cent increase in
daily wages and an eight-hour day.
officials have assured American Con
sui Frederick Simpich they will be
able to curb any outbreaks.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
GoMPERs CALLS ON WILSON.
Leaves His Recommendation For
Labor Legislation.

Trenton, y. J-President Samuel
Gompers and Secretary Frank Morri-
son, Of the American Federation of
Labor, held a conference with Presi-
dent-elect Wilson at the State House.
Gompers carried a big armful of pa
pers into the Governors Office and left
them with him. They contained the
of Gompers and Nor
rison for labor legislation
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
RosENrHAL sLAYERs GET STAY
Counsel Files Notice OF Appeal From
Death Sentence.

New York.-Notice of appeal in the
case of "Gyp the Blood" "Dago
Frank" "Whitey" Lewis and Lefty
Louie" condemned to death for the
murder Of Herman Rosenthal, was
filed by their cour sci. This acts as .
stay of execution pending a decision
by the higher courts.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
SUICIDE COMES TO LIFE.
C. w. Jordan Returns Home To Find
He Is Dead.

Los Angeles, Cal,-C. w. Jordan,
who, it was believed, committed sui.
eide last April at seaside park, re.
appeared at his home here. His wife
had collected $4,000 insurance from a
fraternal order after Identifying the
body of man resembling her hus-
band, whom she had seen but once
in three years. Several other per-
sons agreed with her in the identified
tson.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
PASS BURNETT BILL.
Literacy Test immigration Bill
Favored BY House.

Washington.-Th House passed the
Burnett Literacy Test immigration
Bill, 178 to 50. The measure, a sub
stitute for the Senate Dillingham; bill.
would bar from the United States i'm
migrants over 16 years old unable to
read, except those proving to have
emigrated on account of religious
persecution at home
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
MINISTER SENT TO JAIL.
Rev. H. r. Fuller Convicted Of De.
frauding Boston Hotel.

Boston.-Convicted of defrauding a
Boston hotel, the Rev. Harry R. Full
Ter, who said he was the minister of a
Baptist Church in Pennington, N. J.,
was sentenced to one month in Jail
by Judge Murray in the Municipal
Court here. Fuller is alleged to have
given two worthless checks to the
hotel management in payment for
BOARD and room.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
Upton TO CHALLENGE.
5aronet Hopes To Lift the Americas
Cup In 1914.

New York-Sir Thomas Upton is
going to take the Americas cup back
to England in 1914, he says. The
noted yachtsman, at a complimentary
dinner rendered him in the New York
Athletic Club, said that he expected
to challenge for the fourth time, in
1914, and was confident that this time
he would bring over a boat that would
lift the cup.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
PLOT TO DYNAMITE MINT.
Frustrated BY Discovery OF the Plans
Two Weeks Ago.

Denver Cola plot to dynamite
the Denver Mint, there approximately
$500, 100000 is stored, was frustrated
by the discovery CT the plans two
weeks ago ON the floor of the Pub
lie Comfort Station, near the Federal
Building.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27

Gilcrest. Colo.-Napoleon a young
aurro owned by Edward Mapes, has
been proved a robber of hens nests.
is second visit to the same henhouse
resulted in it's downfall The owner
lay in wait and discovered the burro
was the offender and was eating eggs.
first smashing them with a hoof
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
TO PRESERVE POE COTTAGE.
New York viii Buy Historic 6uiid.
ing At Fordham.

New York.-The Board Of Esti-
mates voted $1,000 to acquire the cot
tage at Fordham, the Bronx. where
Edgar Allan Poe once lived and move
it across the street from it's present
location to a new site in Poe Park.
OF the total $4,000 is to be paid for
the cottage and the rest will be spent
FOR moving it.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
WOMAN JURY coNVIcTS.
Missouri euffragists Prepare Function
In Good Style.

st. Louis.-Clay county's first WON
an jury, in Justice Guy r. Martins
court, found a Mexican laborer, who
had been caught with stolen shoes and
other articles, guilty of receiving
stolen goods. He was sent to Jail for
80 days.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
KNEW DOG, NOT OWN NAME
First Tears, Then Candy and Finally
Mamma Came to Boy Lost
in New York.

New York.-A little yellow dog, tug
ging at a chain to which a little boy
clung. went through Tooth street and
stopped at Second avenue
On reaching the corner the boy be-
gan to sob and the little yellow dog
to bark and whine >Patrolman Muir
sl1y came long The bov was too
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
FEE ANlUSES MAYOR GAYNOR

sents one of the downtown districts
When a copy of the mayors letter was
shown to Mr. Smith. he said !
don't remember this man. Perhaps
married him and perhaps l didn't.
marry thousands of persons every
year and | can't keep them an
in mind. Anyway, 1 never asked any
one for a $40 fee"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
BUFFALO is BEEF.
Ruling To That Effect Made BY the
Federal Government.

Kansas City, Mo-The Bureau OF
Animal Industry ruled that buffalo is
beef" and not game. The ruling vas
telegraphed to local government Off
Gals, who refused to inspect a ship
ment to a local packing company of
seven buffalo on the ground that they
were not domestiCbred animals.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
HoNeKoNo UP TO DATE.
Department Store With Real Elevator
Is innovation.

Washington-The establishment OF
a Chinese department store in Hong.
kong and the installation therein of a
real elevator and electric lights, the
first of their kind in Chinese estab.
lishment in that city, is made the sub
ject of report to the Department OF
Commerce and Labor by American
Vice Consul General A. q. Carleton in
that city.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
MAY COST $4,000 900.
New York To Havc Largest Dock Sys-
tenn In the World.

New York.-Thc Board OF Estimate
voted to spend all the money neces-
sary to give New York city one OF the
largest municipal Gock systems in the
world. For three rifles or more along
the Brooklyn waterfront the city win
take it's pick of the choicest property.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
AusTRlA's Bic ARMY BILL.
Spending 100000 a Day For the
Mobilization.

Observation-Disclosures is spending
100000 day to defray the expenses
of the mobilization of her army, ac-
cording to an estimate made by cor
respondent Of the Temps just returned
from Galicia, Austria.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27

q woman ran into the station NV ~,
and said her four-year-old son. ~ ~
than Klien, was missing from nh
home, pit East Tooth street =.
youngster behind the desk was =
lost boy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27

"Thank You" Cost Man SOW ,,.r
New York.-When August mi'.
chauffeur, said thank you" to M'S or.
trate Krotel for fining him SlV ~ me
hitting his automobile to smone on.
Judge grew peevsd and fined mn
other SIS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
SEE RELEASED FROM JAIL.
Met BY Girl He Was Convicted Of
Abductinq.

Chicago.-Eyelyn Arthur See, who
recently was convicted of abducting
Mildred Bridges, was released from
jail on a $4,000 bond pending an APP
peal of his case to the Supreme Court.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
1860 ACRES.

MIDDLE Georgia plantation. I am in
position to give you a bargain in this
place. if you viii act promptly. Owing
to the circumstances, owner is obliged
to sell and is willing to sacrifice the
price if he can make a quick deal 1t
viii be to your interest to Investigate,
if YOU are in the market for land The
price viii be less than 500 per acre.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
451 ACRES

NOT one acre Of waste land on the
entire place, lies level and the cult
waited land is under wire fence; on main
public road: convenient to churches
and schools, For quick sale, owner will
take $3.50 per acre.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19
MANGUM STREET.
Corner Magnolia Street.

THIS LOT fronts 1913 feet on Mangum
street beginning just a little beyond
Blocks factory and running up to Mag
nolia street, on which it fronts so feet;
has five dwellings and good store, To-
tai rental, $50. Price $500. This is
fine investment property; only three
blocks from the Terminal station
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19

BOULEVARD DE KALB.
HERE nice Groom bungalow large lot with all convenence
except for - of 500 cash and T8 month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

NEW YORK August 60.-~H man
is hungry and steals Il loas II bread
IN New York he goes Il eaugh- to
the penitentiary, il a. gambler steals
a mans money With crooked rpu
lette wheel. or marked cards, or !oAA-
ed dice, he il paroled In cara Of Dep
uty Police Commissioner l3ouEhery,
to whom he reports, If he happens
10 feel like SO doing. once IN while
This was the astounding revelation
made by Judge Otto RosaiskS, of Gen
eral Sessions court here Goday Wn@n
he announced that he will cali Dough
erty before his eourt to account Tor
failing to keep track OF tas gamblers
paroied in his custody
"Dougherty must eNplaia. said the
Judge, the gamblers are paroiei to
him because prison sepr1nces n flnes
would not work nale the good tEat
paroling them in the custody of an
honest commissions. would work, II
D0ugherty is an noncst c&'h.nisslon-
err. my plan wori;40 Gus Well, et
though the gamblers wsra q repoft
TO him weekly ne aas never tod me
Of their doing so Jr.ess [ haN' ask
ed him particularly ap9H. it,
Thus arrested gamblers Gla rot
need 70 tight accusations = breaking
the law They merely plead suiity
and we're "paroled" ti1at r. they mad
as much freedom ~ conduct their
nefarious games a. ever. proN-t@d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
BODY IsRECOvEREO
FROM DIPPING VAT
WEALTHY NEW MEXICO REpt Bill
CAN POLITICIAN AND SHEEP
RAISER MEETS DEATH.
A PROMINENT CITIZEN
EMPLOYEES FIND SOLOMON LANA At
DAsBREAk IN MIXTURE THAT
CAUSED LOSS OF HIS
LIFE.
A PROMINENT CITIZEN

ALBUQU ERQUE, y. A., August
30.-WIth his body frightfully scala-
cd from having lain il q mixture Of
lime, tobacco and sulphur solomon
Luna. Republican uationa! commit
teetn4a and ore Of the weaithiest
sheen raisers in the Southwest was
found dead In Il sheep dipping Nat
AZ his ranch. seventy miles from
AiAxdalenA, ~. NJ. at dayhreak this
morning The body was discovered
In E. r. Sh.ndler OF the United
states bureau of animal Industry. Nho
was experimenting the dipping o.
MIR. Luna & great herds of sheep
IL is not knew Soy Mr.. Luna fell
into the vat, II is presumed he arose
In the night. and went 10 q faucet
over the vat 10 get =, drink al water.
and was either stricken With heart
failure or stumbled and fell into the
vat and the strong solution overcame
him before lie could summon aid. His
body was clothed only IN night at
tire
Mr. Luna, Tor many years VAS the
Backbone OF the Republican party Of
this state. although he steadfastiy re-
fused IA accept ii public Office AT the
hands of the people, even declining
support for the governorship and a
United States senatorial toga.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

TAFT IS IN BAD TOO

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
HIS FOOT CATCHES
IN BALLOON ROPE
YOUTH is DROPPED FROM
I.
HEIGHT OF 2.cC0 FEET FALL
ING THROUGH ROOF.

FLINT MICH, Aug. 20 Ills foot
caught in the guy rope Of a balloon,
Chester IsettS. AGED "A Years, son OF
AIR. ana Mrs. Bert Belts, living IN
this city. was carried 2,ooo feet IN Inc
air and then dropped through the
roof Of a barn He diod while being
rushed to a hospital The tragedy
occurred this afternoon at the far
grounds and 5000 horrified spectators
say the boy plunge to death.
The boy was holding rope Of The
balloon and-whcn 1t WAS released his
foot caught in it. He pleaded with
tl1e balloonist, Abner Amsbill. OF
Lansing, 10 save him The balloon
list kept shouting for him "a hold 10
the rope. The boy did as commanded
until forced ~ exhaustion TO release
his grasp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Wealthy Girls OF
Valparaiso Wed
American Y ouths

NEW YORK. August so--"oh what
Is money. out love - everything
This S,As she toast TO which spark
ling gia,z4cs wer,. raised this afternoon
following the weddings Of $he &100-op9
brides SeuorltA staila Chincil}a and
S~norita Irene Chsnciiia daughters OF
- wealthy importer Of Valparaiso { hi'e
who were married in double wedding
IL clarence Burr Eyxbee. South Nor
walk. Coun, and carlos Hammersley
B5 Sbe",
Sonorita EfaiacA. sister OF the brides
ee!yc "a dover OF $4,000 from her
father IS hen she weeds.
The Cnincilla family came TO Brook
lyn several months HEp and made Their
horn" there while seeing the altto
Stat,s Nener Chiucllia viii tabe his
sons -it-Iaw' back TO Valparaiso where
TREY win become members az his com
pauE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Result VIII Give Fairly Ac-
curate Idea of How Politi-
cal Parties Are Aligned
This Year, 1t Is Believed
All Have Candidate for
Governor

BURLINGTON, VT. Aug. &0--Much
interest Is manifested in the state
election 10 be held Tuesday, September
SYd. and it Is generally believed that
the vote VIII give fairly accurate
idea Of the alignment of the political
parties this year Hafiand +. Howe,
an attorney OF St JohnsburS Is the
Democratic candidate Be has made
an active campaign. and q few OF his
san&uiue friends say he win be el"cted
He does not make any sgch claim him.
self 4 NJ Fletcher. the TAFT Repuh-
licau candidate. is wealthy corpora
iion promoter, and ii IS expected that
M with he elected The Rev Frazer
NetzRer is the Progressive candidate
aud the hun moose advocates declare
he viii have more votes than either OF
his upp3nHuts. G. r. smith ~ the
Prohibition candidate. with tho grange
backing him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Admiral Switzerland Informs
Navy Department He Has
Situation in Hand
DOESN'T ANTICIPATE
MUCH MORE TROUBLE
More Than Two Thousand
Soldiers Will Be in Re
evolutionary Area By
End of Next Week

WASHINGTON. August 30.---WitF
40 American marines and sailors
guarding Managua, 500 more on their
way inland to garrison the Smaller
towns and protect the American
colony at Matagaipa, the cruiser Cali
f0ruia ready to sail at daybresik TO-
morrow from Panama City With TaG
additional marines and garriscns Of
several hundred troops at Corinlo and
san Juan Del Sur Rear-AdmiraI W.
W. II. Switzerland Informed the navy
department tonight that he believes
he has the situation well in hand and
does not anticipate much more trouhia
in crushing the revolt and protecting
foreign property.
In case the naval forces prove iu-
sufficient. however. the Tenth infan-
try at Panama City will be rushed to
Eorinto. Ma or- General Wood. chief
IF stan issued orders tonight that
the soldiers be prepared to move in
stantlv and but little time will h. lost
IN getting them Under way If they be
needed
Today's news from the zone of tae
Aena rebellion was particularly wei
"a, yn. here becaust. "A British protest
ggainst the mariner In which English
sat 1ecta are beng treated IN Nleara-
gus is hourly expected. The brush
cc.usal-eenersa is knawn to have wired
to thc home 1tHce In London apNfis
ing them Of the danger to tine British
c ,lnuy IN Mata ealpa, and requesting
that they be protected. AS Great
Britain is prevented by the Monroe
Doctrine from protecting her own
subjects in this hemisphere II ia up
70 the United states to do 80 ana 10
diamond and collefst rtsrslrAtion for any
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
More Votes Than
Males OF citing
Age, is Charged
Although Blease Has Major
ity He May Never Take
Office in S. c.

COLUMBIA, :. G., August 40
Though Governor Blease has
majority of about 1000 for cleo
tion as governor, there IL
strong probability that he VIII
never take office, Charges OF
wholesale fraud have come to
State Chairman Evans of Spar
tarsburg. 1t is alleged that the
vote. exceeds by 10000 any ever
cast In the state. and that the
total haliots--more than 40, 600
Is greater than the number or
white males of. voting age In the
state. In Anderson county 5000
more votes were polled in the
subernatorial race than in the
other contests and the county
committee has ordered recount.
Ii is believed that the State
committee will throw out enough
votes to insure the election OF
Judge Ira y Jones. az there are
charges which will necessitate "A
recount In practically every
county in South Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
HITCHCOCK SENDS
ALL INSTRUCTIONS
Ii, EaY PosTNA sTER ~ TOLD JUST
WHAT NEW SUNDAY CLOSING
LAW MEANS.

WASHINGTON, August a0.--Post-
rrsster General Hitchcock Forwarded
today. To all postnasters at city post
offices OF the first and second classes
numbering altogether about 2.g9e de-
tailed Instructions regarding the hand
ling Of sunday mail under the law
recently enacted by congress respect
ing the closing OF postolfices on sun
day.
These Instructions Will enable hotels
newspaper Offices aud news dealers TO
obtain their mail on Sunday next and
subsequently They VIII also make II
possible for persons expecting mail OF
exceptional Importance 10 obtain il In
emergency cases on SUNDAY by making
application to tho postmaster.
adequate provision VIII be made for
the prompt delivery OF all mall matter
sent under special delivery stamps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Astor Physician
Notifies Baby of -
Probate Of Will
THREE MILLION DOLLAR HEIR
HAS ATTORNEY NAMED A.
HH5
SPECIAL GUARDIAN.

NEW YORK. A8g. 80. ~sE.gerton l..
Winthrop. ,Jr.. am attorney at number
; . Liberty street. was named as spec
iai guardian of John jacob Aston to-
day Winthrop will represent the son
horn to- Mrs. Madeline Taimage Force
Astor at the probate proceedings OF
the Astor VIII on September in the
surrogates court. The viii has al
ready been flsd and probatsd, but
uew probate proceeding was neces-
stated by the birth OF john Jacob
Aston the $50 zoe 900 heir
THE AStcr baby vxv served with the
legal notice 81 the probate proceed
iaes by Or. Edwin h CTagin. who has
been attending Mrs Aston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
WANTS SIGNAL CORPS +
TO PROTECT BORDI r

WASHINGTON, August 3t.-That
n signal corps company from they-
enne W Wanting, would be sent To the
Mexican bord er tomcrrow seemed pro-
bable from conditions at the war de-
partment tonight BriEader General
Sleeve. at I'll Paso asked for q com
pany 10 guard the Arizona froutier
and General Wood probably will send
the men from Cheyenne.
The rebels are reportd to have ad-
vanced upon I'll Tigre and cut the tel
ephone and telegraph wires between
there and Douglas. Arlz. About zoe
refugees, including dozen Ameri-
cans have arrived at Douglas.
Frank Curtis and Arthur Cunning
ham the two Americans reported 10
have been surrounded by rebels in
eonora. have. reached this side Of the
line.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

WASHINGTON. August 500 'har-
acterizing the situation in Havana
" here Charge DAffaires Hugh Gibson
IL being insl.ltei and harrassed on
every side for his nctivit es in col
lecting the Reilly contract claims. as
''disgraceful. uncivilized arid worthy
if no considerat an except punish
ment," Acting Secretary Of state Hun
tington w lson tonight ntimated that
the United states would demand re-
paration Tor the insults IL the Amer
lean diplomat and woula back mp its
demands with force. II necessary.
Gibson. who Is in charge Of the Iega-
ljun siace Minister Beaupre started
on leave nf-a bsense some time age.
MAS struck in the face By Enrique
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
Ryan Pays Income
Tax in This State
$4,000 early

Under The prov isiops q Virginia :
income tax laW. Thomas 4. Ryan. the
great tnancier and railroad wizard,
owner OF a vast farming estate In VIZ
ginia. and one If lhe states delegates
to the Baltimore convention makes
oath that his yearly Income from all
sources in Virginia is $i5@,aeo, q
which $4,000 Is exempt from income
taxation.
MIR Ryau's - orn statement is iiled
In Nelson county ana covers only soch
property as ii owned in Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
WILSON INTZMATES THAT THE
UNITED STATES NAY DEMAND
PREPARATION OF CUBANPRESS

Mara on Tuesday night. Alaza, "A re-
porter, WAS arrested. freed, REAR
rested and freed again. He pleaded
patriotic ferVor" and is now report
ed TO be posing AZ a popular hero and
10 be supported by the Havana press
which has taken such a decidedly anti
American stand that the state depart
ment is unable further 10 ignore the
incident. despite the fact that the Gu
ban secretary Of state and President
Gomez apologized for The Incident
within Il few hours after II happenee.
Maza's release from prison Is re-
garded here, as a slap ANA the Amer
lean government and the state de-
pertinent stands ready 10 demand re-
81, sal backing It's demands with Ah*
Atlantic fleet II necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31
President of Wooden Mills Is
Accused of planting"
Dynamite
KNOWS NOTHING OF
CHARGES, HE SAY
Lawrence Undertaken Has
Already Been Convicted
and Fined for Selling
the Explosive

BOSTON, August 30.-There was an
astounding outcome today Of the great
strike of mill operatives at Lawrence.
Mass, which lasted from January nth
until March 14th last, alarmed the
country and brought the workers ard
militia in sauguinary collision
William NJ. Wood. president Of the
Anel lean Wooden company. autfeh-
dered himself here on learning tie had
been indicted for conspiracy
Mr. Wood is accused Of plotting TO
plant dynamite in at least three
4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-31

THIRTEENTH

Niue eitizens and a lone reporter
graccd Inc Paramount school aldl-
~ riunt-if mere men can grace q! y
thing---last night to hear the admin
istrative board candidates. whe, @.e-
cprding to Ttisement were to AL
dress the Fairmount Citizens asse~
citation
Only three OF the aspiring ones
turned up. but happily they are not
superstitious and the combination OF
FRIDAY and thirteen did not appear TO
worry them.
Anyhow the meeting furnished a
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