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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
TWO MORE CAMORRISTS
GIVEN THEIR FREEDOM

Vtterbo, February l6.-At the con-
lihuation to-day of the trial of the
Samorrists charged with the murder
Oh Hcnnaro Cuocolo and his wife. two
aouitional defendants were discouraged
Ny inc court on the ground that they
already had spent i've years in prison
iheE are Torelli and Amati. Both
were aosolvcd OF all charges In CON
hectlon with the Cuocolo murder
Amat was set free. but Torrelli was
detained ns there were additional
charge against him. The remainder
Oh inc sitting of the court was taken
up IN hearing the report of Professor
ioiiuori, an alienist, who examined
Gennaro Abattemaggio in behalf OF
the prosecution. and was requested to
express his opinion as to the mental
condition Of AbattcmagGio and the
extent TO which his mind had been Iii.
nuenced by reading books and articles
on the Camorra. Abatteinagglo is q
witness for the prosecution. having
turned "informer" against his former
brethren in the Camorra.
AS Professor Polidori took the
stand Ahattemaggio exclaimed: Now
come is The time when they will de-
clare ! am matic. / am curious to
near the report OF Professor Otto
lcnSni, the expert for the defence. who
mas never honorcd me by an examine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
TARDY HONOR TO BE PAID
Elaborate Funcrnl Services for Min,
and Its Dend.

Washington. February 16.--Impres
SiNe funeral services for the boli.e
recovered from the wreck OF the hat-
tieship Maine, and for the remains of
the battleship Itself have been ar
ranged by the United States and Cuba.
?.'o' ny atter March 4. 1t Is expected
me twisted mass which has lain four
teen years in the Havana mud VII,
DC towed out into the Gulf of Max.
ico and sunk The armored cruiscr
NoFth Carolina and the scout crutser
Birmingham. with the recovered sIs,I.
etons aboard, Will convoy the Mnine
10 Its hnal resting place.
AZ me two cruisers take tho wreck
out INTO the Gulf the batteriao OF the
VI Chroiina VIII roar out q salute
OF twenty one guns
The shore batteries OF C,ubo vii, on
s"er rs tho procession steams on, 10
sea When deep water IS roacbad
crews VIII be called 10 quarters Il,
funeral march will be played. thre, vol
leys VIII be fred. and as all ma, 10
left OF the old Maine dlsnppenrs =
bugier Will sound taps.
ne Norti Carolina and the Birm-
'nshahl' with colors at half-mast, Will
steam away FOR Hampton Roads
There the remains of the sailors VIII
be transferred from the North caro-.
/ lima to the Birmingham, which WY,
| oring them TO Washington for bu,iai
IN arlington National Cemetery with
! thilltary honors President Gomez In.
issued a decree calling for elaborate
/ ceremonies in Havana as the shtns
! leave the harbor. Flags on all Cubar
! Wihthry posts and public building.
| viii fly at half-mast.
"heh the bodies are taken 70 tn,
North Carolina in the morning m,
| Shore batteries Will begin nm ali dn,
firing OF cannon, which win con,jnmc
every thirty minutes until sunset
q guard OF honor of Cuban soldier,
ana sailors VIII watch over the re-
mains while the ceremonies on shore
are in progresH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
FIVE MEN GO TO GALLONS
of Men Cuts short I,ta
Intervention Nv rn,hr. W

were e hsore be1 pr 1!3 l6.-More men
."rket bomb In the unarchIsi ~,
~ ioe1 TWO murders caused i've ~,
~ Walk 70 the Gal.ows and dron -,
tt nv death through the tran, wbti"
h tour were hanged for the iiavrnnrt i' ~
S throwing. Frank SnIbinws,t,
s SmaIa Shiolawski. his brother. Phiiln
commenting and Thomas Schuitz. sin W
eIs or Fred W. Guclzow. Jr., a tr,,ck
aarner, whom they killed in cold hIorn
aater robbing him. died while tHctr
S ,iia adviser was seeking to con.
sa judge that the four were In.
S n the execution OF the men. who
h here hanged In pairs. the Shibiawski
oiTTthers nrst' cut short the plea.
inc hanging OF Thomas Jennings
a mh Negro; who killed Clarence Hiiisr
mmie attempting to rob the Uiijsr
nome. came after Judge Lands. IN
me United States District Court. mad
uehled petition for release on n writ
da hdneas corpus, which set Gn.th that
Prints evidence which he had hsen
,,tonlPeiiod 10 give the police In viola
The five hangings caused mnny IN
discuss tho adjustment OF capital nun.
ishment In Illinois
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
Followed usunl Route.

al Fsso, Tex. February lG-Llcutonan nj
BENJAMIN J. Fields. OF the Eighteenth In
iantry. who was arrested ut Fort Kiss for
having led his men onto Mexican soil yes
terday' merely followed the usual line OF
street car travel. He was bound for the
Santa Fe Street bridge and "foliowed th,
c'eWd until Wildly excited Mexican sold !crs,
thinking the bugaboo OF American inya-
SION mad materia!zed, arrested him and hIS
detachment. The young officer says he did
law.
fle!ds was ordered take his command
70 the santa Fe Street bridge for qua d
duiy' ana Instead OF leaving the car al the
international! line and marching west on
american soil 10 the Santa Fc Street brld &c
nc remained aboard with his coIn!nr nd un-
oer arms. intending to ride around the loon
through Mexico. which liz the usual route
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
MATTER OF WAGES
TOBE CONSIDERED
Representatives of Railroads to
Meet Engineers in
Conference.

New York. February l6.--A confer.
cnce committee of twelve. representing
the forty aight Eastern railroads con
cerned. will meet union representatives
in the near future TO discuss me re.
cent demand of the Brotherhood OF Lo-
comoura Engineers for increased pay
The meeting presumably VIII be held
tr- New York probably some time next
month.
This announcement was made this
afternoon by a. w. sullivan. secretary
of the confer ence committee. when Will
act concertedly for the railroads east
OF Chicago and north OF the NorfUik
and Western Railroad, all of which
are involved in the demand for higher
pay. The committee opened offices
hero to-day.
Warren :. Stone. head of the engi-
neers, was notified by letter yesterday
that tn, railroad representatives
would meet the brotherhood represent
atives, and IL now remains to fix a
date. The increases asked by the en-
gineers run from 10 to 90 per cent.
and If granted would mean an aggre
gate annual increase to pay rolls of
Slo,Qe0,Q00.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
Br Mrs. cLEvELAND,s REQUEST.
Man Who Had Threatened His Faulty
Is Taken into Custndy

ls Taken into Custody.
trenton. \. j.. February l6.-Mrs,
Grover Cleveland and Mrs. Francis L.
Patten, wife OF the president Of Prince
ton Theological Seminary. have caused
the arrest OF William Lahcy. n Prince
ton township farmer. to have his men
tai condition inquired into.
Inc charge against Lahcy Is dcser
ton. but it is only technical and
county Physician Scammcll and DR..
Elmer Barwis will examine the pr,s
oner Lahey who is about forty wears
oio. mas repeatedly threatened 10 XIII
his wife and their children. seyera,
weeks ago DR.. Mcdonald. OF Princeton,
examined him, but before he couII
taken ILL.,
Mrs, Lahay sells garden truck -,
rrinceton, and when she told Mrs
cleveland and Mrs. Patten of her nus.
oahds actions they decided that for
.he safety OF his family, l.ahcy should
DC put IN prison or an asylum. When
PROSECUTOR Crossley laid the facts },
'oFe Judge Gncichtel the ,udra a.
Ieu,eu that the prisoner be examined
"itnout delay. Mrs I.shcy w,e 10
court with her four children. she was
iehrtul lest Lahcy BE- released hi,
sunse Gneichtel assured her tina, tb.
'aH would be taken care OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
WILLIAM AND MARY
TO PLAY 10 GAMES
Baseball Schedule for Present
Season Announced by Man
ager English.
Especial to The Times pi,patoh. !


Williamsburg. Va. February ls.-ManaEer
Alan +. English. OF the William anu Mary
baseball team, has arranged the ioilowins
schedule OF gamen Tor the season OF igll
t.sht games. Will be Played in Williamsburg
three oil which are championship samvs:
, March sS-kandolpb- Macon (exhioition) a,
WILLIAMSBURG.
burg.
April fredericksburg College at vii.
Harrisburg.
April io-cathoiic University q, washing
ton d. c.
College PARK. Md.
April R-Mt. ST. Marys at Emmitsburs,
Md. o.
April l3-Gallaudet ct Washington. d. c.
april l7-University OF South Carolina NJ
Williamsburg.
April 2v-tiampden-Sidney Ut williamsburg
April 2-handoIph- Macon at Ash. aud
Mhy t-Medlcnl College OF Virginia at Wil-
Hamburg.
May e-hlchmond College at Richmond.
.naS liam pden- Sidney ut FarinviIle.
May ls-kchnond College at william. burg
tuaE D-t'Lhdo!pn-M ucon III Villa rnsours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
WOULD RUIN BUSINESS

Washington. February l6.-Charlos
;''rals. Of New Iork, representin5 in.
muchIiGs tatd the Senate Finance
Committee to-day that typewriter
makers wohld be obliged TO close up
shop and do business abroad II their
machines We're placed upon the tariff
free list. as is proposed in the Demo-
cratic steel bill. Much material used
was imported. ne said Robert Hearnc.
sewing machine importer. OF New
York, provided some novelty for the
hearing by declaring there was no
necessity for protective duty on
sewing machines, and that they could
he manufactured cheaper in the United
states than abroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

II was during the revolution In 1909
against President Zelaya that Grocl
ana cannon were captured by the
torceS OF Helaya and executed The
ericahs' II was charged. were
oharting the country for the revolI-
;lohlsls and laying mines In the rivers
.or the destruction of government
troop ships. They were tried By sum
mary court-martlal and shot Novem-
Ger 10, despite the protests of Gener-
lis Toledo. Medina ana lras. Genera,
ioleuo went SO tar. after Zclaya de-
Sllned TO stop the execution, as To or.
Ter captain Cnavcs not TO command
he hrinS squad winch was TO put
he Two men 10 death Chaves oUeyed
loieuo anu was put in Jail.
Later. Secretary OF State Knox hand
ca Passports 20 fcIIppc kouvriguez,
ne N!curlS uan ciIaiox d'aitaires in
" aShlhstou. and annuunCed that ths
united States government would hold
personally responsive the slayers OF
Cannon and Groce.
Following the defeat OF the Zelnya
government, Zelaya lied from Near
aqua, going first to Mexico and thence
TO Europe. Alter having made peace
with the new Nicaraguan government
the United States governmen, said IL
would insist upon the prosecution OF
Heiaya ii he ever should return TO
Nicaragua
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
RUSSIA TAKES cpDrEs SIDE.
Proposes to the rowars Ia Rccornf,r
the Revolutionary Union's Rule

Athens, February 1G.-Russio bo :
suggested TO the powers that they
acknowledge the Revolutionary Union
Committee in Crete. this being the ONLY
can nogotiute
The revolutionary Committee took
over tho administration or the whole
government IN the island a couple Of
weeks ago. the executive being forced
TO take an oath OF allegiance. Re-
Gently Turkey, fearing for her au-
thority in the island, protested 10 the
bowers against the organization OF Tho
committee. and the powers In their
answer declared that they would main.
tain the status quo.
he committee aims mainly at union
with Greece. and it's letters and com.
nunlcations TO tho consuls of the for.
eiSn powers bear the heading. ''Tht
Kingdom of Greece"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
ARMY OFFICIALS
ORDER INQUIRY
Accidental Invasion" of Mexi.
can Territory by Troops Sub
ject of Investigation.

Washington. February ia thorough In
ves;isaton lie TO be made by army official.
INTO the accidental invasion OF Mexican
territory yesterday Mt Iuarez. opposite Ell
Paso when Lieutenant Ben w. Fields took
detachment OF tho Eighteenth Infantry
across the International boundary on loop
troDey car. Lieutenant FicIds has been
placed under arrest at FL Paso pending the
outcome.
While the War Department La convinced
thit the mistake WAS due to the unfamiliar
ity OF Fields and his men with the tact
mat the trolley car they boarded was to
cross Into Mexican territory before reaching
IT'S maj destination on American COIL IL ls
desired that this tact be thoroughly Impress
Cd upon the MeAioAn ofticials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
EPIDEMIC OF HOLD-UPS
New York Crooks Using Tuxicabs for
DnrinE Nobbertcs.

New York. February l6.-The ser:es
of recent highway rohberies In crowd
ed New York streets. o. which yestcr-
days wild West" holdup of a taAtcab
and the robbery OF two bank messenS-
crs OF $4,000 in casn, was the most
sensational In years. was followed to-
day and tonight by other hold-ups as
spectacular. In the last of these. which
occurred tonight, George Horth, a
dealer in diamonds. with Offices In the
Maiden Lane jewelry district, was rob
bed OF a wallet containing $4,000
worth of diamonds by two men who
Jumped from taXicnb at Thirty-iifth
Street and Fifth Avenue. Horth was
beaten on the head by one OF the men,
while the other Snatched the wallet
from his Inside coat pocket. Tho men
then jumped back into the taXicab,
which disappeared In the maze of Fifth
Avenue traffic.
tusions, reported his loss ct the West
Thirtieth Street Police station.
The earlier robbery occurred In the
Bronx in broad daylight when William
DougheTty. messenger for business
firm. was attacked by youth OF eigh-
teen. it is claimed, and robbed OF $3i0.
his firms pay roll which he was
bringing from bank. The robbery
took place In n vacant lot. and Dough-
crty's assailant escaped.
Scores OF business men and bankers
made application a, police headquar-
ters to-day for permits to carry re-
volvers, expressing the fear that their
lives were not safe on the street with
vniuabies on their persons.
In the Wall Street district to-day
many messengers appeared accumpan-
led by guards This was al unusual
sight, as IN recent years crooks have
seldom Il ever been known TO at
tempt robberies beyond the imaginary
dead line" fixed by the police ut Full
ton street.
Arrest on sight was the penalty for
any crook known to the police who was
seen below that street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
L. 5. Circuit Court of Anneal,

The United states Circuit Court OF APP
peh!s RECOMMENDED yesterday morning at lo:St
O'clock with Circuit Judges Con and Pritch.
ard and District Judges Dayton and Rose
In attendance.
N4Shafc j. McCarty. OF Dayton. o.. II. L
Dunlap. OF Wheeling. ". Va. and W. r.
WooG, OF Cincinnati, o.. were admitted &c
practice in this court.
The following case was argued
No. lt6I-i. ID. Howe Machine Company
appellant ve. conield Motor Washer Com,
pany. appellee; appeal from the Circuit
Court at Wheeling, w. Va. Cause argued 10y
II. e. Dunlap OF Wheeling. w. Va, and W
X. Wood. OF Cincinnati. o.. TOR the appul.
liant, and by Richard j. McCarty. of Day
ton. o.. for the applies.
O'clock.
There W. be no cases In tho call for
argument either to-day or Monday, but tht
court VIII hold conference session on both
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
BODY OF SUICIDE
FOUND IN STABLE
Robert L. Marshall, of Chinco-
league, Shoots Himself
Through Head.
especial to The rimo.-Dlspa.ch.l

Capo Char.eS Va. February i6.-Rohort L.
MaTsnall. forty-hve years OF age. a leading
business man OF Chincoteasuc. committed
suicide by shooting himself through the
head at his home this morning. HIS body
waS found In the stable by David Glenn a
driver. after he had been missing for n few
houis III health Is assigned az the cause
Tor the act. lie manager and part
owner OF the W neaitvn oyster Company u nd
the Wheaton Mercantile Company, and
Formerly resided at Sharpstown, Md. lilo
WIS Mnson and mombor OF Odd Fell
lows and Red Men.
lie Is survived by vito and six children
Inc funeral Will take place from his iato
nome SUNDAY. lie was quite wealthy and
clce. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
ALL DAY INSTITUTE
+. G. +. Z. National Officers Welcomed to

Richmond
The w. c. 7 [. Institute hela en ail-day
session a; Broad Street Methodist Chdrch
yesterday warmly and cordially well
coined. and discussed various phase. o.
Il nperarcc work In Virginia and other
places Representatives We're preseu; from
;wenty-seven virginia unions. National OFF,
GERS were commended for their great efforts
heretofore, and the message from all speak
rrs was that there is an awakening which
wil result in Erca; good hereafter. Mrs
Howard HoGe. the STATE president who pre-
,lded, eloqucntiy referred to the efforts OF
~. ns tionni officers In attendance. The ad-
dress OF Mrs. L. NJ. y. Stcvena national
pTcsdeu;. was fun of ENCOURAGEMENT and
good cheer. \ unique :enture was the pres
tnce OF children from the Loya! Temperance
10 zion, OF Chesterfield, under the leader
snip OF Mrs. Frank w. Danner. Miss Anna
Gordon spoke to them and urged them to
on,nue as faithful workers Ia tho temper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
ROOSEVELT oDJEorED TO LoDp.
'"ioneIs boomers In Washington say
lie was Asked to Lead CaInpuIun

ne WINS Asked to Lead Campaign.
washington. February l6.-Coniirmn
, , OF the story to the effect that vii.
nam Loeo Jr.. had been approached hv
HooseVeit boomers with view 10 c,.,
uhs MIN to take charge of the Col
ohels campaign for denomination wan
oossineo mere to-day. Roosevelt's sup
proposition under consideration. Tha,,
auueu' however. that Colonel Roosa.
vet himself has objected to Mr.. I,oeb,s
name on tho ground that his .lcction
would be impolitic. Mr.. Loeb is there.
,ofc OUT of the running, and Roosevelt
poolners are now turning toward SEN
alof Dixon. OF Montana. or Senator
Borah. of Idaho.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
EurI w. Warren.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
'-HdriottesNlllc, Va, February 10
.>ewh mas been received here OF the
dehth. in Becoming Prairie, Mimi. OF
Tar! W. warren. son of the late j. w.
Nhrren, OF TINS city, aud himself a
io!Hler resident of Charlottesville SIR.
warren was twcntyfour years old.
ana graduate OF the law scnool at
inc University of Minnesota. For five
years ne was resident OF st. Paul. lie
IL survived by his mother two brctn-
efs, Or. j. Walter Warren. of BLOOMING
lTa!r!c. and DR.. Frank :. Warren oil
railbault; and three sisters, Mrs j.
&c rye Smith. OF st. Paul; Mrs Archie
Ia" kins. of Dallas. Tex, and Miss
Grace warren, OF St Paul
alrs. c. Il. HERRING.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
charlottesville, Va. February 10
~ Cismont. on February Is, Mrs.
Coutie Payne Herring passed away,
aged nifty mine years. The intcrmcnt
VIII take place at CiSmont ut / O'Clock
saturday afternoon.
W. 1. Johnson.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Houston. Va. February id.-W. l.
Johnson. forty-eisnt years old, died at
his home at Houston at midnight
Thursday. He was born In HaIiIuX
county, and was prominently connected
with the financial affairs of the county
at the time OF mis- death being president
o! the Peoples Bank of Houston. MIR.
Johnson was married twice. Ills sec
ond wife was MISS Sallie Elizabeth
Anderson. He is survived by his widow
and several sons ana daughters. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
COMPANY PAYS UP
Atlantic Const Line Turns S6.6oO into
State Trp;Isurx

montgomery. Ala. February 10
~ ,lousand dollars was paid to-day
Coast line Railroad as sei,lrm an, fn,,
tailure OF the railroad TO comply Win
the state law requiring foreign corno-
rhtions to file with the Secretary Of
state the name of It's authorized agent
and principal place OF business in Al
ALBANIA, In addition TO the cash cen.
sioeration the atlantic Coast Line has
agreed to comply mt once with The law
Like SUITS against other foreign cor
porations are now pending.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
ORDERS ARE MIsHEAD;
TRAINS IN COLIIsIoS

Baltimore. Md. February iS.--In :,
head -on collision between an east
bound freight and wcstbound p1s-
sGhser train on the Baltimore and
ONO near lockwood to-night. twenty
tour people are reported injured, three
The seriously injured are: Postal
Clerk w. T. Souser, Johnstown. Pa !.
Mrs. Robert Gibson, Rockwood "a :
I an MISS sarah Livingsgood lockwood.
Engineer Bengle. OF the freight
d LIAM is SAID to have misread his Or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

luHcihI services VIII be Hc!l IRON IN.
Buptist Lnurcn al houston on sIitnr
oty morning at II q CivcK RI. Viii
Dc uur.cu ~ tne MasunIc fraternity,
uI "nien !ouse he was p-st matter and
treasurer.
oirn. injury Elizabeth Davip.
tSpcGIui 10 rne Iilnea- D.opatch.I
fredericksburg, Va, rvUruary 10
PITS. mary E.Ii@aOetn DAVIS. wiIe OF J..
., Dns's. or oow!!ne ureen, Caroline
county, urea iaAt nign, a. he, nome
IRON an ATTACH OF acute lnuigestIon
ased forty IHrtc yuafs Snc IS Survived
hy ner nuaOand. SAX cnIIuren anu nei
Gather.
victor u. i.e,tma.
victor NJ. Ftttus. one Of the most
widely known larn IN the secret SER
.lcc OF me C"csapuaAo and Onio Rail-
oc!ocE al ms nome at Newport N.W's
alter an illness OF TWO weeks. He has
"ccn with the company tor twcutY
gears, beginning 40 yaru clerk CIaI.n
Ar Fcltus vas ono Ot the most valued
men Ia tne hpeCm. service. lie - sur
'ised oy ms wiie and mother.
The funeral scrV!Ccs VIII be con
Quoted at nls former nome ut BitcH-
hton" tomorrow afternoon a. :
D cIUCk.
Mrs. Mnry Il. shackrIford.
Especial 10 The Times u spatcn.I
FrcdcrIc Esourg, Va. FeDrulry &c.,
Mrs. Mary L. SmackeItord died al ner
nome at Co!onid! Beach Tuesday n!.Ht
u pal dIS s4S' bE ga stNt!lkE ) one. SiIi
IL survived by Acr husband, four sons
and two daughters TNc body was
brought here to-day and sent to WASH
instoh for burial
Joseph H. .tkcrr.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Lynch burg. Va. February S.-Joscph
II. Akcrs, aged thirt"-ave years. wnc
was one OF the best known young
business men OF Lynchburg. died To-
day at the LynchburG Sangtoriurl,
where he underwent an operation Ten
days ago. ar Akcrs was a native OF
Norwood. but had spent almost his en-
tire lie In Iynchhnrg Twelve years
ago he married MISS Grace Wright, OF
this city. VINO survives him
Mrs. Surnh Williams.
Especial TO The Times y !spatch.l
lialioday, W. February l5-ilrs.
sarah c. Williams, widow OF stephen
y. Williams. OF this place. died at her
home here yesterday She was seventy
eight years old. Funeral services wcro
held to-day. She Is survived by seven
childrcn-Charlcs OF Crozct; Virgil and
Henry. OF Halliday: Ralph, OF sulphur
Mine. Mrs John Semmes. o. Louisa,
and Mrs. Hcrghurg, OF New York.
NIrB. Nancy VI. Wigs.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Goldsboro. y. c.. February Ia tel
cgran received this afternoon by rcla-
tives N this city announced the death
this morning at Jacksonville. Fla. OF
Mrs. Nancy NJ Wigs, wife OF the late
merchant of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
PENDANTS MAY
MAKE CONFESSION


city detectives. At the police station
roekin was Informed by detectives
mat he had been wanted here for
some time and that he would be held
10 answer an old charge which was
supposed to be pending against him,
nockin was soon released. however
ana later ii was explained by tho M.
nee that the iron workers Official wb,
aorn!eriy lived in Detroit. was regarded
"a danserous character" and I'M
NH b~imi u"itetlves had been Instructed 10
prlhs hlm 10 headquarters whencyar
ne was found in the city. HocLin he =
IN ms possession return ticket FOR
ma Ia napoi!s, and stated that hn in
nInhe leaving for that city late To-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
ROOSEVELT DIDN'T
MEAN WHAT he SAID
CONTINUED from first page

presidential term for any man In
polite. !f not improper; but tho Out.
look has better appreciation IF his
Intelligence than TO suppose that ne
had In 1901. or has now. the siightes,
AGA of defining third term. axcep,
in the way in which we hav. nor
q, lined IT.
The editorial concludes with tn. IL
!nstrauon, which 1t admits Is "A homely
che, OF the man who doesn't want luy
IIhee to-day. thank YOU. although he
may want some tomorrow.