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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
WILLIAMS HAS
 TILT WITH MARTIN
MISSISSIPPI SENATOR MADE FIGHT FOR AMENDMENT TO
 PANAMA CANAL MEASURE
Marked Headway Made and B;ll Will Go To q Vote Soon In the
 Senate.

Washington, Aug. S.-Marked head way was made with the Panama canal bill in the Senate today and the final vote on the measure is not far away.
 Many important amendments were acted upon. John Sharp Williams, of Mississippi, failed to have adopted a provision admitting to American reg istry in free tolls all vessels of for eign build in the coastwise trade, but owned by Americans. This amend ment was defeated 3S to 10, but not before it had provoked storm of protest the on ground that it would de- story the American shipbuilding i'm terests It also brought about a clash between Senators Williams and Martin, of Virginia.
 The Mississippi senator said the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
BULL DOC MEETS AND
 VANISHES \ BURGLAR

Jacksonville, Fla, Aug. S.-Left to guard the house of his owner, bull dog belonging to E. M. Williams, a local broker and possessor of valu- able jewels, met and vanished bur glar during the early hours of last night. MT. and Mrs. Williams, return ing from a social function, found the hourse topsy-turvy, while blood spots upon the cloth of the table and pieces of cloth torn from the trousers of the man were found on the floor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
We Want Your Business

We are always on the lookout for something or some way to please or help you thereby ourselves.
 We have put in busy little elec, trio machine to sharpen your olo Safety Razor Blades. Price 70 TOT single and 35c per dozen for double edge. Saves you 9 to 65c per dozen We have Eastman floeaKs and sup plies all kinds of sundres from tai cum powder at 15c per pound to Sl.z2 for small can. A full line of Brocard Imported Russian Perfumes row, ders and Toilet Waters. We nave lalo you about our new fountain the neat est cleanest in the city and every drink or cream made of the mghest quality we keep. Four delivery ooys with wheels delivering as 1ast as they can in the city and we nave great many friends outside o1 the clty that send us all their orders, even if they need something we don car, rv we will send our buyer out anu buy it for them. We have pouehl everything from meat to knittihs needles. Come in to see us and ihahe yourself at home.
 CITIZENS DRUG STORE
 "We Deliver it Quicker"
 (Most the time)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

present coastwise navigat on clause constitutes a monoply licen5ed by the United States and as soon a5 the first amendment was voted down he voted a second, this one to attach to American re@isary and 'fta tolls all American owned ships ol foreign build. The amendment W'n1
 through by vote oi 3 to ,
 An amendment introduced by Sen ator McGnmber giving sh.ps of Amer imam registry engaged in foreign commerce free use of the canal, II the owners consent to give fheir ships 10 the United States in case el war, passed by vote of g to 23.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

dent, William !. Brenne, Pittsburgh grand worthy Vice president, Thomas J. Cogan, Cincinnati; grand worthy chaplain, William L. Grayson, Say annah. Ga; grand secretary, John F. Parry, San Francisco; grand condpc~ tor, Thomas H. I.eason. Minnea polls grand inside guard, John E. Murray Worcester, Mass; srand trustees, James F. Kelly, Cleveland; Fred C. Naeve, Davenport, la. John ". Bowhl Stanford, Conn.,; Conrad H. Mann. Milwaukee. Wis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
CAUSIIC SPEECH 1IIl' \
 IN THE HOUSE Representative Makes Bit ter Attack in Discussing
 Appropriation Bill.
RAPS BUREAU CHIEFS
Says They Borrow From Subordin- ates and Lay Siege to Virtue of
 Women in Their EmpIOye.

Washington, Aug. S.-Much heated debate was indulged in today in the House when the leg. slative, execu- tive and judicial appropriation bill which contains an amendament adopaed by the conference limiting the tenure of office of government clerks to seven years was reached.
 Representative Gardner, Republican tack on the ''pe,ty tyranny which he said would be the result of the passage Of this provision. He de clared government chiefs of bureaus already "bcrowed money from their male suborlinates and laid siege to the virtue of women in their en- ploy.''
 If a law was passed, he said, per- hitting superior officers to decide whether the men under them should remain in office at the end of seven years the last two years fthe sub ordinate's term would be ca perfect he'll"
 Former Speaker Cannon, represen- tative Moore, of Pennsylvania, and Representatives Gillett, of Massachus- cts, joined in the attack on the The conference report with the seven-year provision finally was passed by a vote of 40 to IT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
ELECT NEW DIRECTORS OF
 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aug. s. Clarence F. Martin, of Martinsburg, w. Va, and John F. Martin of Green bay, Wis. were elected new members of the board of directors of the Knights of Columbus at business session of the supreme council here today.
 Daniel J. Griffin. Brooklyn, N. Y, and William H. Gulliver, Portland, Me-. were reelected to the board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
OHIO RIVER DAM IS
 WASHED AWAY TODAY

Gallipolis, O., Aug S.-Dam No. 26, which has just been completed in the Ohio River, near this city, by the Fed eral government, at cost of $1,000,- 900, was washed away today, when the concrete foundation let go. It is estimated that the damage will entail a total of $3,00O00O, and that it will take one year to rebuild the broken dam.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
REVOLUTION IN
 PORT AU PRINCE
National Palace is Demolished Pres1- dent tlHcinnatMS Killed and
 Many Injured.

Port Au Prince, Hagti, Aug. S.--ln the worst disaster known to lIayti's
 history, President Cincinnatus Le- conte was killed and four hundred killed and injured by an explosion early today which wrecked the nation al palace in this city The edifice was afterwards destroyed by fire. ori- ginatins in the explosion, but every member of tine family of the president escaped.
 The murder is believed to mark the beginning of new revolution
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
FHY GOV. WILSON OMITTED THE NAVY Iid Not Disuss Battleships Because He Deemed
 It UnWise.
WILL COME LATER
,nds Day in New York and Poses For Campaign Lithograph-
 Marshall There Too.

Now York, Aug. S.-Al ,hough he |d not discuss the question of a lpater navy in his speech of accept kcp at Sea Girt on Wednesday, it m he said with authority that Gov Inor Woodrow Wilson Is heartily in yor of such q program. Whether ] favers one or two battleships a kar is known only himself. The overnor, who is in New York today, kplsjned this evening that the yea in he did not take up the naval ank in his speech was because the estion of g. two-battleship prc gram now under considerat on by Con- less; because the Democratic party s already voted against a two-bat- eship program, and Governor Will sl does not wish to seem 5o inter- Ire in any way with the action of Congress over which he has no 'ntrol. Neither does he desire to hbarrass the Democrat c memb5rs Congress by anything lie might J at this lime.
 Governor Wilson will, however. Fu:s the plank on the navy at la length in ole of his speeches Ter on in the campaign. He will k0 discuss the various other ques- pns which were omitted from his |eeeh of acceptance. He saiG to- gAt that he had not taken up the BLK of the Baltimore platform rcnologically because to have done
 would be to have left him withou pmunition for the remainder of tn npaign.
 me Governor, who came down em Sea Girt this morning, s.rriv hg ne about noon, first met .Joseplu5 nels, of the campaign committee
 he Hotel Martinique and mad a A Wlth him. Then the candidate Fll 10 the CollingsWood Hotel and lcned With his brother, Joseph R.
 lson' At 2:40 the Governor went
 'ne studio of Seymour Collins, an
 N and posed until 6 o'clock for
 pelure which will be used as a ppalsn Autograph. lie will pose ah tomorrow afternoon and will
 a'l to Sea Girt late Friday night
 eafly Saturday morning.
 ps'elhor Marshall, of Indiana. the
 AVs'alle candidate for the vice
 s,'ue'lcy, spent the day in this city ''as the sights with Josephus
 sNs' of the eampa gn committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
|iLLlAM J. BRENNE
 HEADS THE EAGLES.
'efie Ball0icd On Officers at annual Convention in Cleye. land Yesterday.

N, ''ana' ,' Ohio, Aug. S.-The fol- ,s y, list of officers were balloted
 ' =, and while the final ballo: ~ yet been counted, probably p,.,s 'le elected by the grand aer,y ko. nal Order of Eagles in con-
 acre Grand Worthy Presi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
FOR SALE CHEAP

One half block of ground. with modern cottage on Chestnut and 18th street Apply to Mrs. Essie Wilson, Froug's Department Store. 7-15-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
ROOSEVELT CANNOT
 SPEAK SAYS COMMITTEE

Middlebury, Vt, Aug. S.-At meeting of the directors of the Mid dle5ury fair committee held here to- day it was voted not to allow Theo- dore Roosevelt, leader of the Progress siye party to speak at the fais grounds when he visits this town on August ?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09
HEN WITH CHICKS
 KILLS BLACK SNAKE

Sandusky, Ohio, Aus. S.-A battle between a blacksnake about two feet long and choking hen guarding a dozen little chicks, fought in dusty road near Milan yesterday afternoon, was won by the hen. The fight last ed almost an hour, but the snake, ac- cording to witnesses who stood away ready to go to the fowls assistance if she needed it, never had a Hook in'. When the hen finally withdrew the snake was dead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

w. D. Williams, of Hot Springs, representing the Hot Springs Chemi- cal Company iii Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana, spent yesterday in the city on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

c. E. Lytle has gone to Hot Springs for a several days vacation,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-09

Me. wilboumne will goEo Memph s tonight to spend several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
HORSE SHOW OPENING
OF USUAL BRILLIANCE
Decorations surpass Auy in History OF Exhibi'
ton, and Socisty, Dressed in Latest
Fashion, Attenus.

the leading figure. In the oozy CLUB
rooms. which had been constructed IN
the concert HAIL, the man who 10 rc-
sponsible for the success of the pres
ent-day horse shows entertained a dis
tinsuished party at luncheon. which
included the officers Of the associa.
ton, the judges OF the show and the
army officers. both domestic and for
eign.
President Vanderbilt also acted as
host TO nearly 1000 Orphans from the
various institutions in the city. The
children filled the balcony and occu-
pied many OF the arena seats.
When the children left the garden
each received a gift from Mr.. Wander
hilt.
Although Mss Mona Dunn. the eight
year-old horse girl. who brought
string of twelve horses for exhibition
from England. failed to take the blue
in the f1rst class in which she showed,
her three entries made great inroads
in the prizes, a. they were placed sec
ond, third and fourth. giving promise
OF future victories for the youngest
exhibitor Of horses in the regular ano
recognized classes.
The interest in the horses was pro.
nounced. Ali the afternoon = crowd
nned the rails two or three deep;
watching every move OF the horses ano
crttidxing freely the decisions OF the
Judges when they differed rom the
ideas Of the rail birds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
TRINITY QUINI
|. NOT YET CHOSEN
Selection Of Team More Difficult
Than in Several Seasons
Past.
rspec,.l to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Durham. n. G.. November las
late In the season - this It 10 ev'oent
that the selection OF tho team tina.
viii represent Trinity on the baskesoaa
floor is going to be q more damcot
task than has been the case IN many
seasons past. Heretofore the men VINO
were TO be picked for the team have
been more generally known from the
very start Of practice. but this year
there were only three men given
places on the tepm BY tbs local college
dopesters. thus leaving two regular
PAGES and three saop,ace 1890 10 us n tn~t
Trlnity's team - not going 70 msasuss
up 10 past seasons. IL 10 sJust
the oppvSite. the uncertainty OF
the team. and the knowledge OF sas
have TO work hard. II they would De
successful, TENDS to give the practice
Rames q great deal more pep ana
enthusiasm than under ordinary con-
dltlons.
The three men most likely to make
the varsity team are Captain Brinn.
CHERRY and Siier-and a fourth might
be added in the person Of G. ": W h.te.
Cherry win doubtless MI his old pace
1T centre, At which position no proved
ais worth last season: ms nr o.;. On ,oo
ate last year to play, has developed
INTO one OF the speedieyt and brasnisst
players, and one OF the surest Goai
1aots that has ever appeared on tns
local door: ana ns give. p Pro hst ., uI
world at Trinity during the coming
Ieason. Captain Brinn 10 the third man
who appears to have place on tns
team cinched-
His playing this year u much I'm
proved. a. he - getting his drtoois
down nne. It has not yet been dc.
cided. nor 10 II known whether he WAL
olay forward or guard. being equally
good 1T either position II ne plays
at guard. White wal most likely piay
the class games for the past few sea
sons, in which he made reputation
on his class AgGreg4uon, mas ettl
much attention. as well as bis work on
the varsity a. SUD.
For subcsntre. Jenkins. Neal. Adams
and Murray. all good men ana sklllxoI
players. are herce!y nghting II out
amonC themselves. Aspirants for
guard are Brown. Wooten. Pieasants
and Thorne. q bunch OF excellent ma,
terial that needs only oeveiopshS anu
polishing. Carver seems TO be the only
available man OF worth for the posi-
ton OF subforward. that Is II brion
plays guard. ..
.Bulv Hedrick and big Jimmy Brinn
two old Trinity stars, have been Sc
cured to coach the team this season.
something that Trinity team has
never known before. BY the time OF
the first game with the Durham !. IL
c. A.. about the drst OF December. tney
Will have rounded out one OF the best
teams that has represented Trinity
on a basketball floor in many year
AS for the schedule that 10 to be pre-
pared for Trinity this season. Manager
Rand Il not yet ready 70 give out one,
or even to state how many games WIZ
be played. With membership in the
North Carolina Basketball. Association
IL is evident that an excellent schedule
can be arranged witch the colleges OF
thia state. TO say nothing Of the out
side games that may be played
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
DEEP RUN RIDERS
ENJOY FINE CHASE
Large Field Follows Hounds
Over Eight-Mile
Course.

The Deep Run Hounds Of the Coun-
try Club met yesterday afternoon at
BIS o'clock At the Lakeside gate. on
the Brook Turnpike, TOR an attractive
run. A large held followed the hounds.
weather conditions being splendid for
an celebrating chase. The drst cast
was sx Squire Dar1eott'A then the
course lay through Moore's and Put
neyS thence TO Dumbarton. . distance
Of four miles. stiR jumrs snd rough
riding being encountered. but for.
tunstely there were NO 0pills The
next cast was beyond Dumbarton, At
staples Pond, then through Burche's
and the Broad Street Road 70 the Coun-
try Club. where the riders were greeted
by quite q crowd. which had gathered
to witness the finish.
The entire course was distance
OF abou, eight miles The American
hounds djd splendid work They were
very fast and under good control
The riders were ~ follows: Hunts-
man Thornton. on Gates: W. O. YouuG.
n. p. H.. on Overland: H. c. Beattis. Jr..
whip. on Rob Roy: Fred p. Campbell
whip. on Ben Cole; Miss Fannie Cren.
shaw, on The Quaker: Miss wardeld
Crenshaw. on Her Grace: e. B. Sydnor.
on Joe Mason; wilbur Sydnor. on Lsdy
Bsbbse; J. A White. on Iron Prince: n
d. Harris. on Leesburg Boy: Jack Bur-
riss. on Lady Norwood: Freak =. Ohs1s-
tiaa. On virgiuis G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

The John l9osUhalI laAs. net content
vtsA cayyylug o9shs eeosboSI cup In
the Prvparssery LeaSue last friday.
have suterea the b0wiing 0eld. and
successfully Svsreams. IN their instiai
.poearsscs upon the alleys last night
ne virginia Mechanics Instituse boys.
The match was pulled OF on the
Young meme Chr1stian Association al
ieys. the association having an open
niehs The bowling at times vas
s,Sesaculas 1esDsss the lew scorssI and
SrougAs fortA 0ueh applause frem the
sDseseeoea
~ ssgSs esAsse beys vyrs elder
anA showed m0eo expeSSoeee, bot could
not equal the sps1t ane eeessm!nauon
81 their rivals. WTlisugham. Of High
school, rolled high score with his team
mate Psggest rolling secoUd.
The score:
F,rss game, Nigh echooI-Padgets
50. WI11anma. -: p0DOoeA. -; w.
Sn.asR iSI lsschsNs0 teesissss-
0S1Da2 -; VIVA - Wesea1 ~;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Football Results

At Washington: Georgetown IL; VIZ
a, greensboro: Warrington and Lee.
81: Carolina, 0.
At Princston: Y.is. 9: Princeton; 8.
Al Macon: Clemson. II: Mercer. ~:
Al knoxvlils, Tenn: Keatucky. ID:
University OF Tennessee. 6.
At Birmingham: University OF Ala
Al west Point: Army. Is: Tufts Col
ga. a; Nashville: Vanderbilt. %: Cen
At syracuse: Colgate. !: Syracuse. Q.
A, Amherst: Williams. IL; Amherst.
Al New Haven: Yale Freshmen. II:
Harvard Freshmen, ~.
At Providence: Brown. II: Lafayette.
" At ANNAPOLIS: Navy. 20: North Caro-
'n At Pn,ia0e.phia: Pennsylvania, -:
Al Cambridge: Harvard. q; Dart
~s q Champaign. Ill: Chicago. 10; I'LL
nat Al M,sn.ase''': wisconsin. IL: Mn
Al Atlanta: University Of Georgia.
" At Am AfSor: Michigan. 10; Cor
'e x; bristol: King. College. IL: Dublin
A. Petersburg: Hampden-sidnsy. 81:
AZ Middleton: Wesleyan, IL; Trinity.
At columbus: Pennsylvania state. 81:
I AZ Baltimore: St Johns. ~: johns
AZ Pittsburgh: ". Z J.. -: University
of Pittsburgh. Q. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
1sn>eial .o rhe r.mes- ptspatoh. ]

Especial TO The Tames-D7sp@to-J
New York. November ls.-With deco
rattons that surpassed any in the his
tory Of the show AMI entries that sur
passed in quality the exhibitions Of re-
cent years. the National Horse show
Association OF America opened IT'S
twenty eighth annual fixture At Madl-
son Square Garden this afternoon.
The garden was transformed into
representation of Mikado's land I'M
mense lanterns hung from the blue
roof. while flowers in bloom were de-
picted on every available column OF
the building. At night. when the scene
was brilliantly Illuminated, and the
evening gowns OF the women served
to further brighten the old building. It
was hard to believe that the horses
were performing in prosaic old New
York.
Despite the encroachments OF the
auto and the counter attraction OF the
Yaie.Princeton football game. there
was no falling of even in the after
noon attendance. Before half the pro:
gram had been run OF. society had
fully woke up to the fact that the
horse show was in progress, and troop
ing in. its members filed nearly every
box and left few vacant seats IN the
arena.
Il was a day Of celebration In more
ways than one with Alfred G. Wander
bilt, the president OF the association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

gain. LAndes one yard. Forward pass IN
complete.
Forward pass 0ooeh to Jewet. Tor touch
down Score, Is to g. Period over. oali on
twenty yard line: second down eight ysrds
20 60
Fourth Period.
Afssr ssesawing with Dunts and forward
passes worked In Virginia got the ball to
Geosystown's nfteeu-yard line. where Lo-
renx, who had been substituted. received
pass from Gooch ana was over for v'rstnas's
second touchdown. Carter eicksd sosl.
Score. u 70 Ii
An exchange Of punts placed the ban On
virrinia's forty-yard line. from vhers Cos
.elio kicked field goal. ending the game
ana whining for osorsstowu u 70 u The
game ended with the ball In the middle OF
the dsIA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
HARRY COSTELLO
IS ONE BIG STAR ,
FOR GEORGETOWN
CONTINUED From First PaSe.)


vas working overtime there. Then.
withou, fanfare Of ,runpe,s or advance
notice, the orange and Blue swept upon
the field. There was a mighty nu1|a;
Heads were barred while tho oano
played I'VE Come From Old virginia
while th-oats became choked with nope
-forlorn hope II might nave oeeh. ~
s-lI hope born Of that spirit wnicn
makes virginia Virginia and when
Mas presently TO show itself upon the
calson;net sward. This was exactly
.:20 o'clock
Shortly thereafter, at 2:25 o'clock, -
be specific, WITH Coaches Gargan aao
Bsnis leading. the Blue and Gray tsotIeo
across the open. fresh alter taelr rest
Of three days at Camp Ben Gar neal
Cabin John Bridge, Md. II there was
noise before it was bed!am Plus then.
\ composite throat yelled one IniSnlE
scream 70 the conGuerors OF many
and the eleven which gave the Indians
= mighty scare. .'Hoya, hoya, Gvo-eS-
town." yelled the chorus. ne! d.
nova. Georgero~n:" brougAt back the
ecao. Then the calm Del 1Ee the STORM
Picture VI IOa'.
P-eI.a.aa-iss were INDUCED II "A
goat, bearing the inscription. VIZ
Gnaa,a" and wrapped N Blue and
gray, was photographed Al sooEEFe
hattie between the guai and Virginia
,cu cog also furnished 3 mark for IN.
shs-psoooIe-s. Referee ao-pe. I'm
v.rs Done.y Aao Loa.smsC Land hs!c
q co.:essase- TIE eo!s Sss tossed ard
Vi.s.u.a woa. choosing 10 defend TIE
Ao-ra goa Costello E;cseo 20 LOCO
and TIE game WAS o.
Fighting desperately each !ncS-
Georxeiowa keyed 70 higa tension
rsraaps. and Virginia with tns p.ooo.ns
sp!.., 6. "it-we-cao't .wta-ycu-can =
xhs osIl seesaxed Up and down Tie ae!c.
aono.s beng easy for the Est isS
minutes ot play. But Costello. fo!y
and aa:-s ussa. 20 show their -eit!e-
and before The period ended the oval
had beec worked 70 E.-s:ais's eight
yard liae, where the veroc ended the
bail belonging % Georgetown and the
goal 10 sz.a-
VITA ne. .rrr-' play OF the second
period cane TIE fist score Costello
made q pass \ Virginia forward IN
,ercsp-ed, but Dounsl!y. "a: Gown On
,hs end. Eas a. ire hall. AID with no
ole more surprised than himself. grab
bed {, OUT o. the air s.c staggered
across the goal line Taat ended the
scoring II the a-st na.f
Costello u-si6eG. sai by Z ue-veloEs
b, o: broken field running. AFTER re-
ceiyiag a punt from Gooca. went sky
Eve yaras :c. a touchdown, ne Eeccud
and last tine Geo-getow- was 70 cross
Virgin!a's goal in re game. II ~at
the che pa.ticUIa- spectacular ac1isve-
nen, c: a game which was make! -
the spectacular. No: conteG: wiki tals
run. he followed by Kicking goal
virginia Begias 10 Fight
with the score 10 20 G. virginia e.
gan 20 aghc- The forwards PLAYED ~
they have never PLAYED before. IN.