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The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
SMALLPOX CASE
IS GUARANTEED

Evans, May 1S.-David Bell is
sick with a bad case OF. smallpox;
He lives two miles west of here ana
when DR.. d. J. Horton, health
officer discovered the nature OF
Bells illness he Immediately put a
quarantine on the place. Mr.. Bell
has a housekeeper and the physician
has instructed her to remain on the
place two weeks at least. Bell was
on the streets of Evans Saturday.
He has no idea where he caught the
disease. 1t is said that there was
some question as to the quarantine
being obeyed and the health officer
declares he will put guard on the
place.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16

in the side of the hill ON It and with
only the companionship of his faith
full dog went about his business.
Recently the aged man has talked
concerning his earlier life. He
says he was a we'll known attorney
in the east. had family. money
and friends. Family differences
arose and he left determined never
to return. His Oldest son 10 holding
an official position in Nebraska.
Fifteen years ago Mclean came
into the lime light whom alleged
that Metcalf's cattle were trespas-
sing ON his land. Metcalf found
many Of his cattle dead. Things
grow worse. One night while Mrs.
Aetcalf was sitting In an upstairs
room tow shots were hred and
lodged In tho wall where her hus-
band had stood q minute before.
Mclean was arrested. but cleared
In the Weld county courts. Two
years ago when the Metcalfs were
enlarging the Mclean reservoir the
owner Of 1t appeared. Shots were
exchanged and McLean's Jaw shat
tered. He fingered between life
and death for weeks but lived to
servo six months in jail for his part
in the affair.
Mclean recently secured q young
Greeley attorney to represent him
saying II could handle this case
myself were not 10 feeble. have
not many years to live, but I cannot,
knowing my rights. be imposed
upon"
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
MRS. MARY RAMSDELl, C0LONIST.
CELEBRATING EIGHTIETH YEAR

Evans, May 13.-Mrs. Mary J..
hamsdell. one OF the first se,,,s.. =,
Greeley and member of N. a.
ciety Of Union Colony Pioneer. 4.
~ years old today and ss h, th.
established custom of tho 49,.
seee,yea nrs,n,s,,a a box Of flowers and = con.
namsdeil. despite her wear. n
strong and we'll and her fsc,;,,,.s
are clear and keen. iacuiAssss
rernaps no woman In tho c.,.<x
more n, enion io,.-sot;ny Colony Pioneers can tell
than Mrs. Ramsdell. who ely lily sy esy
Ma,ne ~ with her husband and T s.m;iv %
IN n, 1870 and soon after loeatsd u ,''s or :
~as s'.aHi os1i.ed ss'1sy to ia farm Mr Ransdsii
and on the wife and ma. ION homs
vowed the care OF the ,am,in Jnef
one incident told conra-p.. -.
breaking OF the farm ditch ~ ~ ~
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
F0RT COLLINS IS FIRST
and GREELEY HIGH LAST
IN ANNUAL TRACK meet

mack, Eaton: Burgener. Loveland,
second. Time, "a 1-5.
440 yard dash-Won by Hoel,
Fort Collins; Turner, Eaton, sec
ond. Time. So 1-5.
$50 yard run-Won by J. Dunn.
Fort Collins; Akin. Fort Collins,
second. Time. 4:57 1-6.
Half mile relay-Won by Fort
Collins; Eaton. second; Longmont.
third. Time, 1:42.
12O yard high hurdles-Won by
B. Dunn. Fort Collins: Balch. Gree
ley, second. Time. 15 l-5.
ego yard low hurdles-Won by
b. Dunn, Fort Collins; Balch, Gree
ley. second. Time. 10 1-5.
Broad jump-Won by Hoel, Fort
Collins; Burgener, Loveland. sec
ond: distance, 20 feet, 4 inches.
Hngh jump-Won by Shurtz.
Longmont; Kelly. Loveland. sec
ond Height. feet. 14h inches.
Pole vault-Won by Carter.
Teachers college; Lockard, Long
mont, second. Height, 10 feet, 8
inches.
Hammer throw-Spring. Boulder:
first: Morrison. Teachers college.
second Distance, 81 feet. s inches.
Discus-Spring. Boulder. first;
Akin, Fort Collins. second. Dis
tar .. 1O4 feet, inches.
Referee, Vincent. U. of c.; track
manager, Principal Merton. Greeley
high school; John Lister, field man
ager.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16

Before 1000 spectators the
eighth annual track and field meet
Of the Northern Colorado Inter
scholastic Athletic league was held
saturday on Teachers college field
with rs representatives from high
schools of Boulder. Eaton. Love
land. Fort Collins. Longmont and
Greeley and Teachers college.
Fort Collins won the meet. scor-
ing 81 points, Eaton scored %
points; Longmont, 10; Boulder
Preps., IS; Loveland, II; Teachers
college, Is; Greeley. IL.
B. Dunn Of Fort Collins negotiat-
ed the 12O yard high hurdles in
Is l-5 seconds, better time than
the worlds interscholastic record,
hut the hurdles were six inches
short of standard and the worlds
record stands unbroken. He made
time in the low 22o
ward hurdles, breaking the northern
Colorado interscholastic record. His
time for this event was 81 2-5 sec
onds. He also won the highest in
dividual number OF points.
Notwithstanding q light rain the
track was in good shape. The re-
suits:
100 yard dash-Won by B. Dunn,
Fort Collins; Mimmack, Eaton, see
ond. Time. 10 3-5.
22O yard dash-won by MINI
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16

Proof Of merit lies in the evil
dence.
Convincing evidence in Greeley
10 not the testimony of strangers.
out the endorsement Of Greeley
people.
That's the kind of proof given
here
The statement Of q Greeley citi-
zen.
David Pattee. $40 Tenth ST.,
Greeley, Colo, says: II had at
tacks Of kidney and bladder trouble
for some time. The kidney secre-
tions were irregular in passage and
were often accompanied by a scald-
ing sensation when being voided.
My attention was FIRST called to
DoAn's Kidney Pills about two
years ago. procured a supply at
the Gilbert DR. 3 Co.. and finding
prompt relief. continued taking
them until l was cured. l have not
had q recurrence Of kidney trouble
since. Doan's Kidney Pills are the
best remedy ever used for back
ache and kidney trouble and for
that reason It 10 = pleasure to rec
ommend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Bur
falo. New York. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan
and take NO other.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
ROW'0 FMIss

We oRer One Hundred Dollars Re-
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4 co.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obliga' .ons made
by his arm.
WALDiNo. KINNAN 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken intern-
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 76c. per
bottle. Sold By all Druggists.
Take Aalis Family Pills for consti-
patton,
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IN THE DISTRICT !
No. ...
DIVISION 80.

State OF Colorado, g
County OF Weld. i
MARY NJ. CLARK, ,irs Ma's
Clark steele and Aaua
clark Reynolds;
VS..
l. c, Amen. Roger rars. s.
in. Louisa Parkll, , Jsm. pa..
t.rson. ex offlcio fln,s fl,s
Tr,,stoa ~. Sg,., Tor the County
~ weld. state OF cGio' ,
rado. and Nelson Bgr,,s' Sa1,s
THE PEOPLE OF Ths hi
COLORADO 10 = "' An
sbnys named, j. & e.. A. h
Parkin. Louisl Far.,r, "a ,,nrsor i,
MN .Ir.. W. r. Pa''.issVA ~
pnh,IS Trustee FOR ae tae
Weld. state ot :, Co,e' !, ,.,. ''
Rerllu. GREEIlNo- ..a
Won are hereby Re. reqgirsiI ,rsI
=, an an action brought asft 1,rii
m ar ,b5vs named plalnr, pal,,r,
nists'V I,sts 6f colorado ana ana a !
ccc,n,n,nIaint : IN therein WIZ, WIZ,
after atr,,s5 within thls coohS hs
er e,,, ~ this county, 2, ,,sr ~ e
VIM ", tnli,t-iriiisIyS of The q, lay ril ii
OF eNss. ,,,,.,,. by default "" "a
against YOU a,e''''' ~,
~ the complaint c,mplI
II n COPY " W, herewith
sers'I SER hereof he made made. 'd add
20 "a '',s ySu fnr yonTi .ior l''
ens,yer en In said ,lI aeil'p,io ,or d
This is on q, 2siiT,' tge folicv,
OF pos pos Sstnts situaie.. ie..,s al Al
4, thc County oi
COLORADO @r'prnbersd nins pine q I.
numbered t1ha,riick. We
Ts,nra Towr 40. Z, according gls.s % ,cr
rtas ,s,b. . 1901 and rSSorgps g maps Z
,srn1 ,o,,s,1 faur lO o., record.
Go,ntv o. ,'i Of Weld. - s'f IN The
ana ana TT 3Trnousand ,ipn,icn pGi,a q,
the unlawful ~. he ae','
and preni,s.fts ao.ts q thar. thls -'
which more fnllg fs,y Of VIII,
WIT WIZ herein. COZ, ,,.terce
SS,n,nWith S,a,ns and r''f''' !.
hsr.hy made FRANK " y.
wirN y, Sssid court i,sd
nrsersr. ,ne,." Coiorand ,si. :,
fefr-y fFebruary y rrpaSH n
FLBERT pc,
,c..,, -, Grsl'
Nav o. 1sl -.tton Cree
Last puh.ieH'''
June 6. 1917
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
Pictue Show for Iup.o.

Fort Lupton. May 10.-E. g. st
John has leased the store bujldins
No now occupies to George Beeten'
When Mr.. st. John moves to IN
new block in six weeks, Mr.. Beefen
VIII operate . picture show in the
building now occupied BY Mr. st
John.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
Annual Meeting

The regular annual meeting of
The Potato Growers Com. Co. will
be held at the Office Of the company.
700 Sixth street. Greeley. Colorado.
at 2 O'Clock p. m. on Saturday. June
8, 1912, for the election of trustees
and Transaction Of such other busi-
ness a. may properly come before
the meeting.
CHAs. F. MASON. sec'y.
JAMES @. GRAHAM. President.
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IN THE DI,rp,c,

state OF Colorado.
County Of Weld. =
Lauretta Ineram.
Plaintiff.
Hannah 2 Kiunear, N
Mitchell, Wfnia
Young Trustee for e n
ward Charlton. diva
Charlton and Franz.
snarrF and The Len
Yer & Colorado lnye,.
ment Company
Defendant.
The People OF the Stat,
To Hannah j.. Kinnea
chell William Yong
Edward Charlton. EJJ
Frances B Sperry. n
Yer d Colorado lnys
pany Che defendants
GREETINGS
You are hereby reoui1
IN an action brought al
the above named plain,ll
trlct Court OF Weld CoIl
Colorado and answer 1
therein within twenty al
service hereof, II served
County. or II served
County. or hy publica
thirty DAYS after the d
exclusive Of the day Of
judgment by default vi
Of the complaint, And If a c,
plant in the above entitled
against you according Il
served with this summol
service hereof he made
State. then ten days add
time Aereiubefore speciI
pcaraucc and answer vii
before the taking Of Judi
fault as aforesaid.
The said action is br'
cure a decree Quieting tn
North half of the south
Of section nineteen 10
four tD north. Range :
West OF the sixth Princl
as VIII more fully appel
complaint I'm said action
ersnce Is here made, a c
is hereto attached and
You.
And YOU are hereby NJ
you fail 10 appear, and I
said complaint as above
said plaintiff will take
default against you aecol
PRAYER Of said complaint
Given under my hand
OF said Court, at Gree
County, this l2th day 0,
1919.
CSeall FRANh !,
clerk Of District Court
Colorado. ,
By ELBERT G: I
Dep
First publication in g
une May 2, 1872; last pu'
23, 1912.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
NOTICE OF N>
rHE STocl,MMnH,IMl
GREELEY Y"',DE
Ni'LRoADr CO.

me annual meetis. her(
ros ros a oI The GreeieSs sotI
ron, aS1H Company wj, an
Nous iioqse Block in zen ,gt' n
" Weld County G.he ~ NE q
~ o9e IN llth day Of ipnda iHp,ptadoI n
Of Of o.,,., n;8o T. NJ, at uDiIe, Wt,,la
,inn there win he sqbnMY,1,tle9
amending ~ me Section IN, M,
ylvs nnS,. OF Incorpor-s,ijonIrs ijnrs
y paii u reducing lie 6''vn pa
SiS, Snd also The qlles,ppatr e par
pi,oyraton 0f said 'V coa alt
,,,,,eetlnE ,,,',,,l VIII be ksISy .y's
luipase Of elecilrre e'u y N
sois ! 20 serve Tor lie "a
Tor the tr1nsacilo,s, ,,'s q, en1
ness as may proprriy II,
SAID meeting. '''! q
1912. '''eN Col
,tt..,. p W AI.LEj
Atgestt !, + J.. GREEN i'I
First puh.lcatia'sS' 'S'ES. 4.
May g. 1912 '''A GF(
Last publication cI
June G, 1872. ufe
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16

RpiP,,,a R2iPPtga Ezecut,i, )
N'.1n4hty ~ UT WrIp4'hwal,1 Il
tSgt Sa9 dcceasg'6I ia I'd
Ga,,,. 'iiSt she Nth Tered
af fpunty Court of appe|
said COUNT JH'l House
OF June, a. b p'g Mondj
,ig,, % G,oeN ~, a., NJ. a; isl' al
siiny am uprs6rsV' W saij
faiG "a estate afs ne laaa.ysin1
,n -, attend for ,hoiiHed
de6,a89 l,.f same adjusted pur5a
make immt,'I''1l,e ''1 estate I,
derslgnod. '''e paymI
Dated AZ CIV.
-'th day of ATn,.glieley,
Exac,,,,N MINNIE u + A. !
SSSsPh.,nw4n, esp, beee6s stat
First nj i,bSl1l Sslo11llhard,. u,
niie y Mny 3, lSi5{iio lSiI{ion In
2S, 1919 i'I-' last ,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
HENRY CANDLN
PUbalc Stan0Gxnphee
NnHa- RShaae

Am now prepared to do all
kinds Of Importing, typewrit-
ing. minoogfapAi1g and motor
ial work, with nsatneos and dis
DateA. Private o4lco for dictA-
ton. HAve typewriter for salo
o. rent. Best ffbboas and cafb-
oAo for sale. Suite Is, First Ma
tional Bank block. Phone Weld
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branded

NOTICE OF ADJUSfAENT DAY
Estate Of Arthur z. Aspinwan. De-
ceased.
The undersignsd. having been ap-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
RsrRAY ADvERT1sEMENT

Notice IN hereby given to whom IL
may concern that the following de-
scribed sstray animal was taken up
near Masters, Weld County. Colo. on
or about April II. 1912. To wit;
One two year old steer. full ears
Raid animal being unknown TO TINS
Board. unless claimed by owner on or
viii be sold by this Board for the
benef1t Of tho owner when found.
STATE BOARD or STOCK INsPEC-
TION COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16
4 MEASURE OF MERIT

0reeaey Cltiseus 8hoald Weigh Well
This Evidence
The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-16

state OF Colorado.
county OF Weld. =
Laurelta IneIam.
Plalntf. |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
PckinE-to-Pa,is Flight.

Npee!al t1bie to The Times Ii,-no4,i
faffs' april 6.--The Mathis proposed
:, eAihG TO- Paris aeroplane flight Is IA,
ION pelng diSmissed as cnimerical
: GU may rest assured" said Aytato,.
i1leriot. that the teat is perfoctly rcsI.
izap Die: Where the auto mas passDd H.
eefopiane passes better"
'S ms statement he meant tho con.
an ~ over the 15uO-n,Ila COM,
~eeh automobiles. BIeriot saw =.
VIZ pe necessary 10 ind ,na, ~
T,ous Resistance TO take tho io,,n
uet'ared that among his niIo,a
Ing the goal. p-'''e OF reach
M: A. Deper Dussin, tho aaro,,o,.
=. nuiioeT. concurs IN the onininn I'M. Ian :
ne aisht is feasible Aviator HTor 49,"
aiter studying the map OF ths .o ~,
enc the possibilities OF obta,n'n,, ouse
pt!es aions the Trans-siberIan w
.oeo' mas changed his opinion r.. 49,
proposal. and is now convirns IN we
possibility OF the contest bst.n me
eeHsful. Aviator Borol IL - sue :
nrn'htiye In his opinion. ma az" ar
$3.50 10 enter. and II tho RUGS a. hoI1
mann md vorrep. Ehr-
c,i, i"f'" horton, thu snptunrennrlc,
o ""ii'or o, '%nzn,' hnn II now ninor
n..t"o 'Mioehh" 1t tho YEudcvillo r,o
h.rn which has caused mn ,,nprao".
me" ,,s !ekai action, Miochr." wbIn,,
a. aalo' Foiair'n role, 81 u Montmnrtrn
c's"' retui ming from tour OF Intc'
"','"' IN" last Scone or ra,i,or i"S.
''"'' s"ows burial at so., ana tbt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
tide Again Uperndc.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch)
Romc. April 6.-After year or
dimtn' shfns Italian emigration to the
United States tho tide IS on the mp
grade again. the government having
failed 10 divert the flow to Llbia.
which Is the namo to be siven the
annexed territory OF Trtpoli Cyrenae
The government Is getting anxious
over tho thousands OF destitute
Italians. who have been expelled from
Syria. Those who came here from
Aleppo, Beirut and Damascus were
unable to find work In this country
In spite OF tho efforts OF tho govern
ment only eighty laborers and their
families have gone TO the new coun-
try.
Since the attempted assassination Of
King Victor Emmanuel preparations
for the protection of Ills Majesty
have been greatly increased. He IS
convinced that the police are more
or less useless. and feels that he Will
acquire immunity from Gssa ssinntion
only by escaping three times. His
grandfather escaped thrice and died
natural death. His own father was
killed on tho third attempt There
fore King Victor Emmanuel does not
expect 10 die in bed unless he has
two moro escapes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
violent Chnrch pinpnto.

Especial Cable TO The Ttrnes-Dispeteh.j
Berlin. April e.-A violent dispute
threatens between Protestant north
and Catholic south Germany tAat may
involve serious political oomp1' cato
The new BavBT1an ministry, under the
clerical Baron Ilartling. Ia permitting
tho settlement or Jesuit missions and
allowing priests Of that order TO
preach in Bavarian churches, in the
nope that this will prove an antidote to
the growth of socialism. North Ger
many is complaining that the imperial
government, In perTnitttng this, Is
overlooking tho anti-Jesu!t law in the
constitution. and declaring that tho
emperor must watch over the execu
ton of the law.
Tne question must be raised In the
Helchstng aftor Easter and inasmuob
as the German government denenda roa
..s support upon the Centre party. of
which Baron Hartilng was formerIv
ms ms leader the position OF Imperial
chancellor Won Rethmann-Ho,,wsn
doubleday Is difficult. WEB IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

or counsel. The fact romains that no
members of Congress should have such
affiliations, and believe we need n
law that will prevent Legislators. pres
ont and future. from being In tho en-
ploy of tho interests.
III wo had no law against bribery
and some ono we're to Introduce a bin
providing q penalty for that ofense,
there would be plenty OF men who
would rise up and say TINT for 100
years the Congrcssmcn had conduct ed
Themselves without auspictop. and now
TO try to pasa an antibribery law was
reflection on tho House.
"They made such light on the anti
pnas bill, hut not one of those same
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

autumn. The play Is upiou, innsmuch
rs there is no woman character IN 1t,
the entire cast being mon. Like Mile
stones" tho option was held by Win
throp Ames. and George Tyler, of the
Liebler management, practically waited
on tho doorstep until tho option on
pred at midnight on Friday. when he
grabbed 1t up.
hazel Dawn and tho rest of 1.-The
PINK Lady" company. comprising ciEh-
ty-eeVen persona, are here, all roady
Tor the hrst London production on
Monday.
j. Pierpont Morgan GO we'll es Sir
hrnost CRssel1, theRothsohilds and 9TH
ers or Importance in finance have sub
scribed to the Cornt Carbon opera
season. Tho ducal houses are repre-
scented among the subscribers solely by
the Duchess of Westminster There
aer only one marchioness. two earls,
TWO countesscs and four members OF
the House OF Commons on tho sub
scriptton list The Cabinet ia not rep
resented. while the American ambas-
sador has recovered sufficiently from
his attack of bronchitis to sesume his
duties at the embassy
Mr. and Mrs. Reid took luncheon
with the King and Queen at Buokipg-
ham Palace early this week
LORD Deces, who married Vivian
Gouio, has rented the Luttrellstown
estate on the island for term OF
years from LORD Annually. They win
go there shortly to entertain a largo
party for the races.
The people of Sunderland are high
~ incensed over an incursion Of Aior-
mon missionaries into that town. Tho
other night crowd attacked nm omen
DIR Meeting. rushed the platform. and
attacked the elders. thrashed them ana
tore Oft their clothes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
DRAMA WAS NEVER
ON HIGHER PLANE
InAmerica andEngland,
Strong, Clean and
Helpful.

LONDON, April 6.--Joseph Brooks, the
theatrical manager, who is here Rr-
rsnsins for tho production OF Ben
Eur" Mt the D.ury Lano Theatre, takes
issue with George Tyler In the allega-
ton that Now York is theatrically
doEenerato. He holds that what is
ptIlking both in America and England
Is the strong. clean, healthful tone of
tho drama.
English and American tarces and
comedies nowadays" he eaid, ARE
without harmful suggestiveness Even
the musical comedy is on a higher
plane. English and American dramat-
lets are dealing with problems OF real
life rather than with the rubbishy
subjects which were common few
decades ago.
There need no no pessimism about
the theatre" continued Mr.. Brooks, 80
ions as Arnold Bennett, Augustus
Thomas, Edward Knoblauch, Kate
Douglas WiEEiu and others like them
arc producing plays that appeal 10 all
classes. including the hienbrows I
have seen nearly all the plays In Lon
don. and can say that the drama was
never on higher plane. 'Milestones'
Is one Of the most fascinating plays I
have ever seen. and It is suro to create
sc great a sensation In New York as
1t has here. The Miracle has wtd-
.ned London's taste for religious
drama. and Bon Hur' comes at the
psychological moment to fulfil that
taste"
Get New Play.
Toe Lieblers have purchased The
New Sin" BY Mcdonald Hastings, who
heretofore has been littlo known. II
VIII be produced in New York in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

employ OF corporatlona or persona In
crested IN legislation. would not dare
!" 'd'oca'e rs repeal IL 1t had been
cnactod into law"
This was the statement tonight OF
''.ll eseh t"tlNe RandelI. of Texas, In
o'.l"'ehtinG On the scorching attack
. .l'.'ue ppon him in tho JIousn this af-
'G,hooh by Representative clayton
I.ln'rinah of tho Judiciary Committee
h ',.deil imtimntcd tina, he would re-
n.S 20 CLAYTON, at the first opportunity,
, asserted MS conviction that the
Uii. we're win him In his efforts TO
nave the bin enacted.
makes no difference to me-" said
'N','"e'i, whether there is not n man
IN MS cohErcss who is connected with
corporation either al agent, Official
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

men would dare to demand the repeal
OF that law now.
This is not my fight; it's the night
OF every honest man In the country.
The bill. or one similar 10 1t. is going
to be considered session after session
until 1t does become a law, and make
bold to predict that .he people will
force IL to be written into the statutes
at an early date"
The verbal duel this afternoon be-
tween Randeil and Clayton threw the
House into wild excitement. II wna
precipitated when Randell denied pub-
lished statements that he had said IN
majority of the members of Congress
could BIO approached" In the debate
that followed; Clayton vigorously de.
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Another Royal Exile.

Especial to Tho -Dispatch>
London, April 6.--England will pos
sibly be the refuge of another royal
exile ere long. Dispatches from
odessaX says that Mohammed All
Mirza. he former Shah of Persia,
who there, has sent members of
his gu to England to report on Il
suitable residence, preferably IN a
Southern county.
scotch society expects the King and
Queen 10 be tho guests of the Duke
and Duchess OF RoXburg, m the
autumn. at Floors Castle. where great
improvements arc being carried out
The duchess was formerly Miss May
Goelet, OF New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
Police watching Morgan.

Especial to The Tim s-Dispatch.J
Florence. Aprl 6.-DespiteI j. p.
Morsan's denial that he is in italy
Tor the purpose OF obtaining art OBJ
1eots the chief of police hero has his
suspicions and consequently has sent
some OF his best detectives to watch
the art galleries in order to prevent
anything bcinS taken away. Tho
chief Of police, 1t is said, has received
Information which leads him to be-
lievo that tho noted American ool-
lector Is schemlng to obtain some OF
1taly's treasures In spite of tho law
prohibiting their expectation.
Mr.. Morgan. 1t Is stated. is also
being watched by other detectives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
Dinner ofr,Ir. Ide.

Madrid. April 6.---The British anb,4
sador gave banquet tonight In hon
or of tho Mr.. Ide, American ambassa
dor. and his daughter. who is shortly
10 marry. Members OF Spanish socie
y. the British embassy, Gustav,
Schol!e, tho secretary OF the legation
ana Captain Lansing, the military at
tachc. were present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
Raintleer Meat.

The fret commercial shipment OF reindeer
meat to be shipped from Alaska to The
United states was received In Semitic re-
Gently. The shipment consisted OF 1a5 car
cases. 1t Is said that reindeer meat IL more
pala table thnn beef or mutton, and at the
ratio these animals arc inoreasing in Alaska
people In tho United Statca can dopend
largely on their flesh within n few years
in making up their meat diet