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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
Colonel Goinr IN Ohio

New York, February ls.-Arranre.
ntehts Tor Theodore Roosevelt's Trim
next week TO Columbus. o., where he il
t ~ sPeaK before the State Constitu
,oit"I convention next Wednesday
were Completed to-day. The Coluinb,is,
speech Is the only one on Colonel
hooscxelts schedule, and ne said 10.
others ihahc no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
Hntl Nnt lar Iine.,.4

81 Louis, Mo, February 1.-The Vandal,a
tceg 7aph operator vnndaIta, m. fold
80 AS'oeiated fress over the telephone at
-. when IS reported TO have been hold nm
al Lssrti. Ind had not lett Llggett nj thai
80 t"ts mornins' orders said to have
been Bent out BY the d suatchrr n, -
r'u'e that NO. i waii at En!nghan until
a NJ but as the train has not We, ieft
r1 seit !, could not set 10 Enln CHAM By .
" No. Il Is solid mail train duo
IN 81. Louis M l:.h A NJ Nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
TWO MEN ARE VICTIMS OF
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS


IspcIaI 10 the TImes DIspatCh.]
Winchester. Va. February l6.-conductor
Harry y. Reed. or brunswick. and Brake
ann Harvey Bttner Of Hancock both OF
the baltimore and Ohio freight service,
were killed to-day. Reed had both legs cut
on ut kearncysville. and Bttncr was struck
by nm overhead bridge ut Shenandoah June
t!on. Reed was lorty-hvc years old and
leaves family. Blttner was ,wcn,y-uvc
years Old and unmarried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

Washington. February l6.-The IN :.
nous bathtub case brought ~ ~.
government against fifty defendants
In many states and decided in favor
or the government by the United states
appealed TO the Supreme Court Conn.
sci for the defendants. the STANDARD
sanitary Manufacturing Company and
others. day flcd n transcript of the
record of the lower court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
CUT OFF HIS QUEUE

President of Chinese Republic Adopt,
Reform.
Lonoon. February l7-"Yuan Shi KAT
to-day cut off his queue" saws the cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail at Picking
telegraphing Friday He stiil, how.
ever. Is unwilling to hurt the feelings
OF the Manchus. and deprccates the
public rejoicing over his election to
the presidency of tho republic
The acting viceroy OF the province
Of chilli has loaned Yuan Shi Kai 81.
10000 for his present needs '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

Washington. - G.. Fcbruar, i5.-f,onrr.s<.
man slenp to.day received permission nom
NE House 10 oe atsen' ten days on ncco,,m,
after mas hecn sick FOR about n mon,b arS
:tantly =; his bedside e0'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
THOMAS N. YOUNG ENDS LIFE,
farm'tllo Merchant Driven to Suicide by
Failure In business,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
- farlhvIlie. Va, February Io.-rhomas "
.ouhs. merchant OF tarmviIle. shot and
instantly Killed himself about O clock to-
uas' AZ the lime OF tho suicide he wac At
iis nome on Butalo Street Taking shot
sun ne Sat at table. aud by some meano
opeTAted the trigger us 10 bow away a
eoou portion OF his head. He leaves u wife
aud hve small children
NO reuson Is assigned tor his act, unless IL
ovspendency on account OF failure IN
BUSINESS IL was yesterday that he made an
assignment 9"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17

ton or even VISIT"
professor PolIdori after givins a
long description of Abattemaggi0 de-
ciared him on the whole To ne normal
although there We're evidences of the
criminal in him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
BODIES WILL BE EXHUMED
REMAINS of Cannon and Groce tn nc
BrOuEht UneA 70 United Stut..

eah Juan Del Sur. Nicaragua, FEN
rualy l6.-The bodies OF LvRov can.
uoh. OF Harrisburg, Pa. and Leonard
-, 1iote. ot Galveston. Tex. VINO we're
n 1903, alter they had been confnr..d
nisn the revolutionary army, will be
fsHhumed and sent to the United states
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
DEATHS

DABNEY--Died, February II, at tina
home OF her parents al the Univar-
SHY OF Virginia. Lucy DAVIS. tho
oniy daughter of Professor KIchard
iieath and LILY II. Dabney. aged
cight years and nine months
Norfolk. Baltimore and Washing
ION papers pirasc copy.
February IS. 1912. Il. RuTMGp,,I t a..
REVERE, only child of Amelia Rui-
iington and Daniel q. Revere, aged
twenty-siX years.
Thursday, February 10, at 1896 +.
Fredericks burg. Petersburg and
Philadelphia papers please copy
HARLow--Dicd, February 10. 1912. al
7:i5 A. NJ, at the residence OF his
brother. 40 West Clay Street.
CHARLES EMMETT HARLOW, in
tPe thirty.tourth year Of bis age.
sisters. r. D.. II. E.. ". L., aud Miss
Annie tarlowiand Mrs Celeste Red
residence at o'clock SATURDAY
AFTERNOON,
kIRBY-Entcred into rest at her resi-
dence. 252l Stuart Avenue. February
&C. 1912. MISS JANE r. KIRBY.
Funeral from tho above residence
2 P. NJ SUNDAY. Intcrmcnt in
Eivervicw.
RoBINSON-Dicd. at the residence OF
her mother. Mrs. w, L. Davis. 2o3
South Cherry street, yesterday eve
ming at 2:lo o'clock. MRS. LIZZIE
DAVIS ROBINSON widow of George
L, Robinson. She Is survived by her
mother, one daughter. two brothers
and one sister. She also leaves two
brothers, n-law. j. w. Head and l..
H. Stratton. and two sisters law,
Mrs. Alice ANGUS and Mrs. Alccnio
JBaken.
The funeral will take place THIS
AFTERNOON at o'clock from the
residence. lntermcnt In Riverview
Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
R ROBBERS LOOT
ANO THEIR TRAIN

Terre Hsute, Ind. February ls.-Vandau,
tra!n. westhound. No u, was held up al
L;ssett ten miles west OF here. Tonight
zen stopped the train. and II La reported
the express car was robbed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
DILL PROHIBITS nErr1NG.
"AntlrncinG" Measure Signed by t:oxcr
nor of SOufh CnrnlInn

columbia, S. c.. February Is.-Gover-
nor Biease to-day signed the so-callcd
embracing bill" which passed bcIh
house anu Senate during the past week,
III any form at race track The
ACT VIII so into effect July /, this wear.
strong tight was made on the inrns-
lin junction clause - 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-17
OBITUARY
Mrs. Lizzie Dnyia noblnnon.

Mrs. Lizzie Davis Robinson aicd !, !,
the residence OF ncr mother, Mrs ".
J.. Davis. 2U3 South Cherry street. yes
teruay afternoon at 2:lU O'Clock. Mrs.
nonihson was the widow OF George
l. robinson. and IS survived by on.
daughter. by ncr mother. one sister
and TWO brothers.
The funeral viii take place this az
terhoon at O'Clock from the residence.
ihttrment will be In Eivervicw Gene
terry
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funeral services wIil be nrlu IRON INC
Bupist SnGTcn at houston on Sutur-
ut.y morning at II o CivcK. rie VIII
Dc uuF.cu ~ lne AasunIc fraternity,
uI wniGn !ouSe TIC was pGst master and
treasurer
The evening world., 1912-04-27
ONLY RELATIVES CAN
ENTER HALIFAX DOCK
TO SEE THE BODIES

HALIFAX, n. g.. April Z.-When the
cable steamer Mackay-Bennett laden
with the most gruesOme cargo ever
brought into the port Of Halifax. Is
berthed at the Government Naval dock
on Monday. only the near relatives OF
the victims Of the Titanic disaster Will
fbe permitted there to receive their dead.
All others will be rightly excluded. From
the moment tho big cable steamer. car
rying more. than 40 bodies. arrives Off
the harbor mouth until the silent forms
she brings are placed In the temporary
morgue that has been arranged. she
will be guarded by officials and vessels.
His Majesty's dock. where the Mackay-
Bennett will be berthed. 10 surrounded
ny a stone wall thirty feet high and
the two entrances are always guarded
by soldiers. Only relatives Will be per-
mitted inside and the unidentified bodies
will not be uncovered until they can
be arranged in cofiins In such manner
that they can be viewed with the least
possible delay.
The time Of arrival OF the vessel 10
still, withheld by the White Star Of
fc!ais, hut those familiar With the trip
| she must cover expect that She will be
reported early Monday. and will reach
| her wharf coon after noon on that day.
| The bodies of C0a. John Jacob Aston.
| Isidor Straus and the prominent New
York and Philadelphia victims Will be
taken away from hero on . spscfal train
as soon after they arrive - possible.
Nine undertakers with large quaint.
ties of smbalming fluid arrived here to-
day to assist In caring for the bodies,
They will work as rapidly a. possible
preparing the victims "a they al ID
Identified and a committee OF mourners
| will see that where relatives OF victiml
have no funds the expenses OF sending
the bodies home will be met.
II was stated to-day thst the Mackay-
Bennett look the body Of Charles NJ
Hays Of the Grand Trunk Railway from
the cable ship Nina before starting FOL
this port.
The evening world., 1912-04-27
ANOTHER MAN ACCUSES
MOUNT TEMPLE CAPTAIN.

NELSON. b. C.. April CIV. ii. Ken
ervost Of Nelson. who was a passenger
on the steamer Mount Temple. declares
that vessel was within hve miles Of the
Titanic half an hour before the liner
went down.
Kenervost declared he saw the lights
of the Titanic and that although Capt.
Moore Of the Mount Temple Rad received
wireless messages that the White Star
liner was sinking and that women and
children had been put ON In the boats,
| he hove to his ship in spite OF the en-
treaties Of his officers to rush TO the aid
| Of the Titanic.
He said the other officers. clothed IN
| high boots and heavy oNercoats and
| ready to lower tho Mount Temples
boats, urged Capt. Moore to make an at
tcmp, 20 reach the Titanic, but thai
Moore replied It was too dangerous. and
he would not risk the lives Of his owl
passenEefS.
Kencrvorst says he learned OF tn,
wireless messag 20 received by the Noun.
Temple and the reply Capt. Moore mad,
10 his OFFICERS through a friend Of th'
Marconi operator.
The evening world., 1912-04-27
TRENTON IN GALA DRESS
RECEIVES THE PRESIDENT

TRENTON, y. J.. April 21.-Ali along
the streets through which President
taft was scheduled to travel while he
is n guest of the citizens OF Trenton
flags and bunting were being displayed
to-day. Decorators came from other
cities to help out the local men in
decorating building fronts. The call
upon the citizens for q display Of pa
triotism was we'll met.
President TAFT reached the city limits
In an automobile about 3 o'clock. He
was met by u squad of mounted police
who acted as his escort. He win DO
taken later to the Republican Club
auditorium. where a reception which
will last two hours will be held. II
Mr.. Taft speaks It will be but briefly.
After the reception President Taft Will
start for Philadelphia.
The President Is scheduled to arrive In
Philadelphia at 6 T.. NJ. from Trenton,
and Will DE driven directly to the Union
League. where he will be the guest OF
honor at a dinner In commemoration OF
the ninetieth birthday anniversary OF
Gen. Ulysses =. Grant. From the por'
tico OF the clubhouse he will review The
First Brigade OF the National Guard on
PENNSYLVANIA, which to-day celebrates
the fourteenth anniversary OF its depar'
ture for the Spanish-American war. The
President will leave for Washington a
midnight.
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80 NEW NAMES
ADDED TO LIST:
MORE FOUND
CONTINUED from First Yage.)

died with him. They think Rollins Is
"Robbins.'' a name on the list Of bodies
recovered.
No arrangements OF any kline have
been made for Col. Astor's funeral, and,
It was announced to-day. none will b
made until the body 10 Identified by his
son. 1t IL likely that the services will
he held in the chapel at RhineclifRe-on-
the Hudson which Col. Aston built and
maintained.
Mrs. Joh Jacob Aston was told OF
the finding OF her husbands body by
her mother. Mir. w. II. Force. and her
sister, Miss Katherine Force. She tool
/: calmly. M since she had been con.
WINGED he was lost when the ship went
down. the fact that his body had been
recovered from the 50 wal In Q
measure a relief. Mrs. Aston had 70
far improved yesterday shat she was
able to dress M walk about the house.
and for that reason Il was deemed safs
to break the news to her.
Oscar Straus said to-day the family
had made no definite arrangements for
the funeral Of Isdor Stratus. the idend.
~acation OF whose body was received
- hhN 00AhAS AIN ~ tI2A VI
Col. Astor.
Major winship. chum OF Archie
Butt. arrived here to-day, bearing with
him the hopes OF President Taft
that he may return with .he body OF
the major.
Lawrence Millet. son Of Frank u.
Millet Of New York. the artist. who
went down with the Titanic. joined the
mourners at Halifax yesterday. Among
others there are Capt. Richard Rob.
efts Of Col. John Jacob Astors yacht:
Samuel wallach. brother-in-law OF
Henry b. Harris. whose body has
not been reported as found: George ID.
widener jr. and party. who await the
body Of the Philadelphia capitalist: II.
O.. Kelly, Vce-President OF the Grand
Trunk Railway, whose President.
Charles ~. Hays. il among he reeov-
cred dead. and c. J. Lehman Of New
York. who will identify. II found. the
body OF his brother-in.law, Edgar J.
Meyer, q young New York broker.
Maurice Rothschiid. a New York
broker. seeks the bodies of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isidor straus and will assls. others In
the Identification Of the body Of Ben
jamin ~Guggenhelm; Joseph Richardson
OF Philadelphia hopes to hnd the body
OF Second Vice-President Thayer Of the
Pennsylvania. whose assistant he was:
Karl q. Roeblinx OF Trenton. N. j.. ID
ready to Identify tho body Of Washing
ton A. Rosbling OF engineering fame:
r. A. Fortune Of Montreal Will claim
the body Of Mark Fortune n Charles
Fortune. M Senator Mexican. q men,
Der Of the Dominion Senate. will take
charge OF the body OF Hugo Ross. q
prominent Canadian capitalist.
MIR. Lambkin In perfecting arrange
ments for handling the special train
which IL to take the New York bodies
away. It In likely that II will be sent
over the International to Montreal. and
from there over the New York Central
to New York.
The evening world., 1912-04-27
1850 ON ADRIATIC
PROTEST THAI BOATS
ARE INSUFFICIENT.

The White Star liner Adriatic, from
Liverpool and Queenstown. discharged
a lot OF d%isgruntled passengers on her
arrival here to-day. The chief griev-
ance OF the passengers appeared to lie
In the nact that the captain wouldn't
let some OF them send wireless mes
sages complaining OF the inadequate
equipment of l%ifeboats.
Under the leadership of Charles
Wright of Detroit and Rev. ID. r..
Brundage, a Presbyterian Minister
from Washington. some of the iassen-
gers made life miserable for the officers
OF the boat all the way across. Ths
IA were nervous when they
went aboard u week ago last Thursday.
having heard OF the Titanic disaster
only two days before.
They had been assured before leaving
London that the lifeboat equipment on
the AdriatIc was ample. They round
II Is charged. that the lfeboats OF tht
Adriatic, with extra equipment taken
on for this trip, could carry only abou'
l.aD persons. The passenger list OF ths
| Ad:iattc showed 1907 names. and hei
crew numbers $50. Consequently. IN case
| of accident, there would have been nc
room in the boats for some 400 persons
With many OF her passengers growl'
ing and all OF them nervous. the Adri'
ate had a soggy and depressing voy'
aye.
The evening world., 1912-04-27

ing with hot water and Cuticu!a soap .sec
then putting the Cuticura Ointment On u ~
but gently, and keeping thin linen clol N
around TIE same. Tn itching left after untel
the second or third application. and Il On Y
took one boz OF Cuticura Ointment q On Q
cake Of Cuttcura Soap and II was gone. Thy
entirely cured her Of skin trouble.
"when my little boy was twenty-five
months old. he had trouble with his eyes.
I look him 70 the eye hospital In New York
and the doctor there told me 70 use hot waeas
and Cuttcura Soap. I told him I always usel
II, and be said Keep II up. Nothing bettef.s
% with his treatment my little boy cs0e
round al right" tsigned> Mrs. T. Ry0s
Nov. 20. 1911.
Cuticurs Soap IL best for skin and hsis
because Of Its extreme purity. delicate -
effective medication. and refreshing fragrance
- costs but little more than ordinary soaps,
wears 70 . wafer and gives comfort and sstts
faction every m Of its use. for toilse.
bath and nursery. Cuticura Sosp and ONT
uent are sold everywhere. Sample o. .
mailed free, with 32-p. book. Address. "Cutl
eurs," Dept. T, Boston. Tender-fseed -
ahould uss Cuticura Sosp Shaving suck
The evening world., 1912-04-27

women and children In the lifeboat he
said probably forty. senator Smith
asked him to estimate the number that
could he accommodated In a %lifebcat.
The witness said he thought about
sixty.
The witness tsstinsd that Of the
men In Nfsboat TO. 4 non vas .
passenger. He ri asked why no
male passenger were saved n 30
many members OF the crew were
aboard.
"Thsy were picked out OF the
water"
"Thcy were only three sallrs In the
boat when IL left the Titanic. They
we're shipped to man the iifeboat""
The evening world., 1912-04-27

who was serving az Governor OF the
islands. \ difficult operation performed
on President TAFT in Manila BY Major
Rhoades brought about a firm and last
Ing friendship.
For several months past Major
Rhoades has been the personal physician
to the President. and has accompanied
him on his trips through the country.
Major Rhoados Is forty-two years old.
The evening world., 1912-04-27

Major Thomas l.. Rhoades of Penn
s%yivania, OF thc Medical Corps. u. 3. a..
has been appointed by President Taft to
the position OF Military Aide. to sue
coed the late Major Butt.
Major Rhoades. a graduate OF Jeffer-
son Medical College. Joined the army as
contract surgeon durlns the war with
spain. He was assigned to the Phil
lppincs and there met President Taft,
The evening world., 1912-04-27
mes wedding Celebration,

P~sstDones Wedding Celebrations.
Leo d. Greenfield announced to-day
hat hs would no celebrate the twenty
NTH anniversary Of his marriage on
wife and son. who were on the Titanic
and we're brought to this city by the
Carpathia. have not yet recovered
from the effects OF that disaster.
The evening world., 1912-04-27
ELECTED FROM GROUNDS
AS HE SEEKS PRESIDENT

EI.IzABETH. ". j.. April G.-Through
the efforts Of the Secret Service men
accompanying President Taft At the
Baltusrol Golf Links to-day an attempt
by Thomas lockwood of Springfield. ".
j.. to get near the President was frus-
trated. Lockwood was turned over to
Deputy Sheriff Carey OF Union County
and elected from the grounds. lie in
sisted that he had Important business
with the President,
The evening world., 1912-04-27
THAN $I25,OOO
is GIVEN FOR RELIEF
OF TITANIC SUFFERERS

Generous contributions from sympa-
thizers for the Titanic sufferers con-
tinued to pour into the Mayors Office
to-day until by noon st.650.07 had been
received, with still "A lot OF mail UNI
opened.
The total OF the fund at that hour
was Si0s.65T.3s. with ~316.52ti7 re.
ceived directly by the Red Cross. $685.
lSl.S6 IL now available.
The evening world., 1912-04-27
Beigians Move tor ses safety.

BRUSSELS. Belgium. April 1.-THE
Executive Bureau OF the international
Maritime Committee to-day voted to
study anew the international regula-
tions for the protectien OF life at sea.
The bureau which took this action be-
cause Of the Titanic disaster. pointed
out In Its resolution that the desired
reforms were not possible OF realization
unless all countries with shipping inter.
csts co-opegated.
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rash which appear n On 1T
leg. under the kD -. The
breaking out was n ihefqfhs
knee bends. and from
scratching II becamR,s run
ming sore. II itched ~ that
when she would SEE VcA 10
ran like water and thcn
formed q hard crust. TYs
ing several salvcs and ,v3eA-
out any benefit from ueen.
I used the Cuticurs toep
and Ointment, Grst b. llh-
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message . 10 the Frankfort by III,
Titanic's operators when the Frankfor
asked for details OF the THAMES trou
bic.
-Four moro important witnessed. wer,
today su~bpoenaed 10y he Senate Com
m'ttee to appeal next week. They ar,
Fred ". sammis. chief engineer. snt
Manager Boitofnley OF the New Yorl
Marconi wireless ONCE: Harold Bride
operator Of tie Titanic. and j. A
lfosey. n telegraph operator at Taun.
Ion. Mass. who wrote Senator Sfnitn
suggesting plans for new wireless laws
4 conference vas held before the
the committss convened to-day be-
tween Senator Saith, Samuel Gold.
slbssg Of Ne. loS FIFTH avenue, Hsw
Yerk, ana Frederick seward, also
OF View YoYk. 0oidsnberg sad Sc
war; are Titanic survivors, Inc
rsprsssat . committee which those
who lived through the disaster ap.
pointed 60 appear for them here.
~ II understood these two w.t.
nssss will tell where Capt. Smith
aAa 3. DFues 1smsy we're sunday
evening before the collision.
. Both to-day refused fiatly to tell
what they would testify before the
committee. II was understood, how
ever. that the commi,te was partlcu.
larry anxious TO examine them villa
reference 10 the alleged "~milllonalres
dInaer party" said to have been held
on the Titanic sunday night. Major
Peuchen OF Toronto de Jared IN inter-
views that several Of the officials Of
the ship attended this dinner, which
he said was a hilarious aralr.
The evening world., 1912-04-27
RASH UNDER KNEE
FORMED HARD CRUST
From Scratching Became Rumlsg
Sore. Ran Like Water. One Box
Cuticura Ointment and One Cake
C%uticura Soap Entirely Cured hs'.

273 Nichols Ave, Brooklyn. N. Y.-"ny
little girl aged three years last sp..ine, ~
erArIet fever md after that I notiteHy the nv
The evening world., 1912-04-27
'RCl0lE FEEDING MADE WON
EN- FAINT At CHAPEL.

Last Sunday at chapel the services
were 20 long that nan OF the women
tainted. They we're those who had been
subjected to the forclbie feeding. and
were In a greatly weakened condition by
that dreadful experience.
Meanwhile. my mother. alarmed at
the press reports, had FASTENED to Eng
land from Y home In Albany and had
applied to the United States Embassy 70
secure my release. She also asked to be
permitted to see me and was told that
She would be permitted TO visit me only
ON condition that I promise moi to par
ticlpate in n further demonstrations.
Naturally. I refused to make such
agreement. Next day my mother APP
piled In person to the British Home
ONCE and she was granted permission to
See me Immediately.
III che United States Embassy. made
any aucmpt 70 secure ms unconditional
release. I am not Aware Of It. While
I do not wish to impute absolute On
competency to the embassy. I must
suppose its function consists In defend
Ing persona In the interest OF Amer
tcan voters only.
:The Home Office offered to release me
on condition that I agree not to COM
NIT any wilful damage In the future.
Naturally l refused release with such
a condition. as I maintained that I had
not committed any damage and rcahsed
that the Government had no evidence
Of my guilt"