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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

BY virtue of two certain deeds of
trust, ooth executed and delivered by
the CITY Coal Company OF Richmond
ihheor .i., one thereof being dated
the 10Th day OF April, 1910. and OF
record In the Office. Of the clerk OF tho
Chancery Court of the city of Rich
mond. Va. in d. b. 2o7-A, page 10.
and the other thereof being dated the
Hst day OF December 1917, and also
o. record in said clerks office. in D. b.
zVo.A, page iOJ. default having been
made i'll payment of debts therein and
thereby secured, and pursuant also to
an oruer of the District Court OF tho
or Virginia, entered at Richmond on
the lith day OF March, 1872, in the
mater OF the said City Coal Company
the undersigned. A. *. Thomas, as
trustee in the first of the above mem
toned deeds of trust. and Ben NJ. Rose
pro, as substituted trustee in tho sec
ond OF said deeds OF trust, and Walter
Sydnor. as trustee in bankruptcy of
the estate of the said bankrupt, will
sell at public auction, on the premises
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF,
MAY. 1912, at O'CLOCK L. NJ,
the real estate described as follows,
viz: All those two certain pieces or
parcels of land. containing two thirds
OF an acre. more or less (and desig-
mated as lot No and lot No. . on the
plat hereinafter referred to>. with tho
improvements thereon lying and being
, situated in the said city OF Richmond
Va. lot No. l fronting - feet on the
north line OF Moore Street, between
Gilmer and Oak Streets, and extending
back northwardly between parallel
lines to the southern line OF lot No. =
afrording IL foot entrance or drive
way TO said last mentioned lot; and
lot No. lies in the rear of said lot
No. /. as we'll as in the rear OF what
is known as the old African Cnurch."
being the same two lots or parcels of
land conveyed to the said City Coal,
Company OF Richmond Incorpora ted,
by Enington-Guy Timber Co, Inc, by
deed dated the 26th April 1910, ana
of record in said clerk office. IN y. b.
:oT-B. page 1+I. to which said deed
and TO the plat recorded Herewith
special reference is hereby made for a
more particular description of the
metes and bounds of said real estate
TERMS: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the resi-
due in equal payments of six. twelve
and eighteen months, carrying interest
from the day OF sale. for which nego-
TABLE notes shall be given. with leave
10 the purchaser, at his election to
pay ali of the purchase money in cash;
the sale hereunder 10 be reported TO
ter and shall be subject to The ap-
the title shall not pass 10 the purchas-
er until all of the purchase money
shall have been paid and u convey
ancc ordered by said court.
a. X. THOMAS,
BEN NJ. ROSEBRO.
WALTER SYDNOR
Trustees as Aforesaid.
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Sale Of Refused
and Unclaimed
FREIGHT
Of Every Description

We Will sell at public auction. to
the highest bidder. unless, otherwise
disposed OF, at our freight warehouse.
corner Seventeenth and Marshall
Streets. Richmond. Va. on
TUESDAY. May Z. 1912,
commencing at 10 4. NJ.
various lots OF Dry Goods. Clothing
Rugs. Druggets. Furniture, Hardware
and miscellaneous articles OF every
description.
The public are requested to attend.
Elevated seats provided for ladies', and
special accommodation Will b., af-
forded out Of town buyers for ship
ping goods.
THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY. co.
l.. /, ScHERER.
General Claim Agent
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ReliabIe Transsfer

SFER.-MILLNER,s
3O2 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
for :5c. Claim Checks issued at the
house for your baggage Two men
~ of moving furniture and pianos
Ihonc Madison 1A4h ~
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9iIIInerp


FOR CORRECT STYLES IN MILLIN-
cry You must See my display of trim
ined mats and untrimmed shapes; also
my i'neof ready. made garments for
ladies' and Children. we arc now
giving special prices on all lines.
alterations free. MRS. JULIUS
BEAR. 1923 Z. Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

SrENoGRApHERS AND TYPEWRIT-
ers WaatAd.-Steuogra pher3 and type
writing is no longer q mental occu-
patton; every business plan and cor
poration official requires a conaden-
ual secretary; the positions pay high
salaries; we not only teach stenog-
raphy and typcwriting thoroughly
and practically by mail. but we also
qualify you in speed. accuracy and
commercial English for thu higher
positions. Write at once for free
information. l. c. 5. Box lsi9 5.
Scranton. Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

Ioo3 WEST GRACE STREET.: ROOMS
with or without board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

Fat OF ABOUT FOUR ROOMS IID
in. on church I'm, separate en-
1ahce preferred. State location ana
=. 'Se, II ~. care Times- Dlspatch.
ANIED FURNISHED FLAT or :
in,,t,a !ot inc sumner months or
nhe', south OF Broad. west OF lev.
qhtn must be reasonable. Addres
-Es9i. care Times Dlspntrh o7a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07
BY y. w. Bowe 6 Son
and
Pollard & BaEby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE


THAT EXTREMELY VALUABLE AND
WE'LL LOCATED PROPERTY.
KNOWN AS THE "WOODBRIDGE +,
HOMESTEAD" AT TIE SOUTH
EAST CORNER OF GRACE AND
SEVENTH STREETS. AT AUCTION.
In execution of decree of Rich
mond Chancery Court, entered March
Z, l9l@, in the suit of Mary y. Wood
bridge VS., Powers Il Tyler, surviving
trustees. ct ais tho undersigned. spc-
purpose, VIII sell by auction, on the
premises on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1912
at $50 p. NJ.
mat most desirable property above re
tcrred to. consisting of a comfortahI.
o ,uS hrick dwelling. with the lot upon
which II stands. fronting a feet 2
inches and running back between las
and 100 feet to an alley in the rear
10 feet 4 inches wide.
IN point OF location. being at prom
inent corner and OF n sizs allowinp
any one OF several modes OF improvinp.
H. and by reason of its nearness 10
large and imposing improvements al
ready made In its neighh orhood. with
others now in course of construction
not to speak of several othsrs, includ-
ing the proposed hotel at Eighth and
Grace Streets. this property deserves
the attention both of spectators and
investors, as purchase at this point
near future.
TFRAlS: One-rourth cash and the
residue in three equal payments at one.
TWO ana three years. for notes. with
interest added. and the title retained
until all OF the purchase money shall
have been paid.
JAMES CAsKIE.
Special Commissioner.
I certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioner by the abovs
decree has been duly given.
Teste: CHARLES o. SAVILLiE
Clerk.
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LAWN MOWERS.
PAINTS AND FLOOR STAINS.

If YOU WANT ANY REAL GOOD
paints or hoor stains. see us; our
goods last longer. look better. and
are better than any in the city. We
carry all colors, and prices reason
able. See our stock before buying
ELBA HARDWARE CO.. 4z2 West
Broad.
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Boarptng

MASON FRANCHISE. ll2 NORTH
Eighth Street. Richmond. Va. Louis
Chevalier. Prop. Oate chef Palace
Hotel. San Francisco. and chef Met
ropolitan Club. Washington. ID. CT.
catering and preparing for private
DINNERS specially; French table
dhote dinner daily. $3.50 to 0 p. NJ.
Soc.: lunch daily 1890 a. NJ. 10 3
r. NJ. 40c: meals also served q la
carte. For private dinners. etc,
IL desired. Phone Madison J53S
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aurtfpn sales, Juturs Daps
VIM. B. Pizzin! Co.
Real Estate Auc,ionecrs,
723 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OH N. 3rd Street

IN order to close an estate. we will
oHer Tor sale ut public auction. on
WEDNESDAY,. May S. 1912.
at $40 Il. NJ.
the detached brick store and dwelling
on the east Side of Third street. be-
tween Leigh and jackson Streets II,
property Eronts 80 feet on Third
street, and has a depth of 12i feet TO
an alley. This property is located in
one OF the most desirable neighbor-
hoods of the city for investments and
Is continuously occupied by frst-class
tenants. and should cSnmand the at
tention or all those with funds to
invest.
TERMS: To the estate. cash.
While the estate requires cash. the
auctioneers will be very glad to max
any reasonable loan to the purchaser
on the property should they desire
time in which to pay for the sam..
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RDGl lnu .ifpUnn

OUR Note, 40. II, DRAWS Ar FouE
nlohths from May /. 1912. to our own
oWer' ior 1900, and payable at our
otnce. mas been lost or mislaIo Tne
public Is hereby warned against
Eauins Tor samc WILKINSON, VIII
LlAMS & REED. INC.
LC9I' SUNDAY MORNING. BI;TWIlN
81 Pauls Church and Hollywood or
and black enameled pin with mi
fiais on back and hair under glass
.;Dsrai reward u returned to MISS
NiINGAN. ! y. Third Street
LOST. LEMON AND WHITE SETTER.
Lnursday cvJl!ns; tag No. 1879!
Fhone Madison l1AO or SnOg
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ReaI estate GcaanTro
lSral estate Jfor iient

YouK RENT ACCoUNT PLACED
with y. W. BOWIE es son insures
best results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

AUSTRIAN HAND i.3IBROIDEWED
Underwear; now shipment OF real
Austrian !,aces. in collars. cuffs and
Sard goods; an exquisite collection
at low prices; do not fail TO see them
at YARDS. 2lT North Fifth Street.
BICYCLES REPAIRING AND BABY
carriages repaired. BICNERSTAFF.
1911 T.. Main Street
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
ut HUGHES'S. 2os North Third
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PERSONALS

LADIES. I AM MAKING A SPECIAL.
OFFER ON SILKS. PONGEE, LINEN
REDUCTION. COME AND SEE ME-.
j. WINTERS, 2Os l-2 y. SIXTH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

BOULEVARD INN. ON HAMPTON
Roads. country and aeashorc com
plned. with city convenicuces. Send
for literature 10 the NfSSI 3S TABB,
Hampton. Va.
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&ulnl1er 8narnInn

TIE ANDERSON COTTAGES. OCEAN
View, Va. Will be opened for season
May 20. Parties desiring to spend
4 week or more can yet special rates
oy addressing MRS. NJ. ANDERSON.
> 5. FXth ST, Richmond. until that
date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

FOR SALE. no. ) euI.SOMETER
steam pump: VIII pump 40 per cent.
sand or mud; 3inch discharge. half
men steam. Also 5O-1i.-P. boiler, l5-
H.-P engine. TWO steam drills one
double drum. hoist. one aingle-drum
MOIST derricks. cars and track. two
horsepower hoist. winches and gen
eral quarry or contractors equip
ment Address II So. care Times
Dispatch.
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flats J:pr lSenl

FOR RENT, FIRST FLAT 59i "; 90,
Grace. occupied by J. Bro, VIZ
Ties tailor; other fats and hons ga,
-. !. Todd. 52i ". Grace ''01Ses'
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lpein0 anu Gleanino

THE CLEANER. You
are sure to be satisfied II I clean
repairing a specially; work done
promptly and called for and deliv-
cred. Also carpets and rugs cleaned
equal to new. 10 Ia w. Main Street.
Phono Madison 4526.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

FlRST-cLAss ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
permanent, transient ard table
boarders can be secured with Mrs
AORACE WELFORD ZONES. at 200
y, tranai!n Street Gentlemen u spe-
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QrIp, a9alc an6 .Jfen,aIe

INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WoAfE;N
wanted. Room I'll. Mutual Building
to show every one our goods. fresh
from factory The best ever nrn-
duced, Il necessity in every homo
factory, bank, business house. school
house, hospital etc. Can readily earn
from SIS TO 525 per week Perma-
nent, pleasant Cali at once before
all our territory is taken Hours
$3.50 to 1890 81. NJ. and $3.50 to $50
[. z. N,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

WHEN fCU COME TO RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nice, clean.
comic table bed for SO cents: ice wa.
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GGarn lQantfG
Jlats Gcianteo

Il" ~ 4Ep' BY FOUR ADULTS. Upper
mna. 81 ioIr rooms aud HAN room
iV'e'h. near car line: rent n,ist
ne reasonable; references eychnnc.
@ address II 73j. care Tinles.pjs.
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Tor SaIe

FOR SALE. TWO NEW siNGLE
trucks. RICHARDSON BROS. 6I5
GroOk avenue
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Qelp ll,antro, G9eie

AID WRITER'S WANTED.-THE DE.
inand for ad writers 10 constantly
Increasing. The great department
stores and advertising agencies are
searching tine country over for men
TO write advertisements 1t IS .,
science easily acquired. For twenty
years we have been among the lary-
o5t and most successful advertisers
In tho United States. Tho result OF:
this experience has been put In con-
crete form for those who wish to
become ad writers or ADVERTISE E
managers. Valuable booklets aud
information mailed free. l. /. s.,
Box 1919 a. Scranton. Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

GOOD. SOUND TIMBER FOR SALE
Sizes 6Ni2. SXi2. 12Ml2. SKIS: various
lengths. See SUPT. GEO a Full
LEI; CO, Ninth and Main Streets
Phone Monroe 1926.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-07

HUaIE COMFORTS. DESIRNRLE OWE.
side rooms. with board 100 Most
Main Street adjoining Jefferson
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AutnmnhlIes fnr 5a!e
4eoultrp, ]oft5 anG gf0g Stock

FOR Sale, coMBINATIoN0 HORSE, 5
years old; good saddler and no bet
ter driving horse ever produced: not
afraid tof anything except whip.
MAIN STREET MARKET, HENRY
=. WINSTON. Prop. 210l W. Main
CT Madison 5l1l; Monroe 1875.
HORSES BOARDED.-UNSUR
pastures. running water. good care.
grain II desired: terms reasonable
y. Is. GRANT, "Grantland," Rio Wis.,
Ia. "a. Telephone Nadia 4669-F.
BREEDERS, ATTENTIoN.-IMP
ed French coach stallion. Figaro
1891, Piloso 102; Imported Spanish
jack. l6 hands high fee, SIS; at
MECHANICSVILLB STOCK FARM.
STRAIN & son. +. l. Richmond.
BEAUTIFUL MALE COLLIE, KNOLL
wood Prince; six months old, broad
white collar golden sable. Eight
champions in four generations Rea-
sonab,e, WILLoUGHBY KENNELS,
Norfolk. Va.
HORSES REST, HALF-MILE CITY:
Virginia blue grass; board and pas,
ture: terms. Madison 4057-Y,
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Keai Cstate Enr RaIc

SIRT1Iy.TcrT,,- - ---~,-~---,-
Inc 1913, iHtoN IN NIRGlNIA-NEAT,
ne University OF Virginia In =
SFai district unsurpassed for bea,,,S =
cf,r,',,inerH' pronounced social and
Innate conditions. we OFFER i've
t1,.t, 1na ,wenty-acre tracts at most
!".4thg Nsures. This DroDertv 10
.n'ehued Tor cultured peoplc whn
WISH to develop home and entnv
SWVuhtfy HE in d refined communT,v
OF W reeIiI'mond this as a proposition
OF genuine merit. For fu!l particI,-
isis address II. ". uILI.EART Z.
Co, charlottesville Va ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-11-17

young skipper of the greatest baseball
property in the world will be back at
the SPA and Wagner, Carrigan, Engle,
Wood and Charley Hall are just few
of the champs who are ticketed to
come south with him.
ARKANSAS Hot Springs housed five
b2se3ail eams last spr ng Two won
penaEts; one almost ccpped flag
while two disappointed. In aid ton
to the Red 'sox, Champions of the I'M
iverse, Denver, whjs'a carried off the
honecs In the Western League, also
Gu, up their spring caoers here.
Pittsburg YVES the outfit that al
mcst went over and that after Clarke
experienced flendish luck mii-sea-
son and was forced to start this run
from some eighteen games behind
the leader. Horace Fogel was his
e'wn PRESS agent last March and furn-
ished the local papers VITA yards up
on yards of copy. Boiled down they
we've to- the effecs t,at the PhiE1es
were lie only Ci,ss A team in base
ball and that they were destined to
grab net only the National Lee que
flag hut the Worlds tile as we'll.
Dooil d dn't like the dope but had to
stand fer it. Arkansas Hot srr ngs
sincerely wishes that Foge's hot-air
had come true. But it didn't and a
really creditable crack young team
fell oy the wayside with thud.
The Pirates, in add ton to the Ped
Sox, are coming back. Jack Held
ricks IS also anxious to return with
his Grizzlies. Otherwise, the Spa
will see newcomer CIR two, as Char
ley Ebbets has tired of the arrange
ment of only having the use of Whit
tingt1n park in advance of Pittsburg's
arr.va. and Being forced to beat it
as curly as March Is CIR so. Hence
the Dodgers W II probably seek "a
spring come elsewhere. Doom called
for the first time last spring. He
encc; ntered rainy weather; had a
bad season and rumor has it he
doesn't care to return to Fogel field.
Thai leaves the new layout, the one
constructed on high ground across the
street from Whitting.on Park, idle.
Booknaster Tom Kearney has cork
ing coed tract OF ground out on the
Essex Club road that he is W ling to
transform INTO ball park if some big
leag ne skipper wants to meet hllf
way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-11-17

rates daily matinee at Wilmington
park generally at cscted a banner
mob. Yours truly doubts f j. Stahl
averaged SO paid adm ssfons daily at
Majest park on the South end
After Clarke came Charley DOOM
The sun-crowned manager of the
Phillies Eobnobbed in the sgotl. ght
and the bugs lsd i, tina. his outfit
was the dark boss that had to. be
watched in the National League race.
For toaliners Doom was offering AL
gexander and Chalmers, the two great
est young twirlers n captiv ~; Earl
Moore, that splendid old vet; the
nodes o. Knabe, the handsome Fl.
Lober., the awkwarlly graceful NJ.
Doom and the bear cat, S. Magee.
At hotel dances, in club life, On tie
bouietards and on the baseball green
it was Clarke and Doom and their
respe ctive sets of warriors that he
D. O. P. worshinDed and pointed out.
Jake 'S.ahl and his now celebrated
outfit YVES quaItercd at tie Eas man
hotel. TIE P rates also stopped at
that iiostelry.
Clarke was he manager he eha~ps
entl,nsed over. and the bell hops sal
ahmed. Wagner, O'Tcoie, Donlin
md Company were the players to
,bask N the spotlight. Whenever
Stahl was noticed, or discussed, he
was referred to as "the big fellow be-
ing lied out by Boston, or "Ran
John.on's Pet" or 1.-The guy who won't
last tie season." Joe Wood, Bedient,
Bill Carrigan, Yerkes, Gardner, Char
ley Wagner, Duffy Lewis, Hooper, ct
al, we're barely observed. iris
Speaker aready an established dia-
monI hero. got his boosts. Other
Sc, the Red Sox were nonenity.
Next Spring it will be different,
Jake Stahl, who has always been
sweet On Arkansan Hot Springs, re-
Gently sent down word that net only
will lie continue using the Spa as the
training rendevouz for his champions,
but t.at by mid-January he will be
on deck and that he will be joined by
half dozen or more of il braves.
A yer. ago Stahl, who was out to do
a comeback; Carrigan, who had leg
broken in the 1911 wind-up; Engle
an overweight, and Anderson, a colt
pitcher, who fell by the wayside, were
on deck early.
Some two or three weeks were
spent in hiking over the hills, taking
the haths and quaffing Mountain Val
ley water. So successful was the
February gag.et tlat stahl is count
ing Upon starting It going afresh even
earl e. than last, wintersand no later
than January Is, providing present
plans do not miscarry, the gallant
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-11-17
e8Y II. W. LA.NIGAN)

ARKANSAS Hot Springs, Nov 10
asst Spring, emitting only Bill Dab
lans9 BOSS & the Brooklyn Trolley
Dodgers, and Jack Hendricks, chief
tie Denver Grizzlies, Jake stahl
aitTasted less interest or attention
tan any of Tie almond dignataries
Slsaidsas forth in Arkanhas Hot
sEsrlllgs The big noise wss =. Fred
tisarke, the Pittsburgh clAieftain,
If8w'as around the fourteenth ,succes-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-11-17

'sive spring Clarke had his famous
family at the Spa. In addition to
Clarke, there was Honus Wagner,
T1mely Leach, now cub; Babe
Adams, hero OF tie 1909 Worlds Sc
RES; Mike Mn, Bobby Byrne,
Howard Mamnitz, Wilson, Mar
ty OToole and other brave Buccan-
eess for tle populace to rubber at.
Furthermore, Magnate Barney ORGY
fuss confrc's the park that has the
location and gets the play. The Pi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1912-11-17

E -Tickfaw, La, Mrs. J c. Oliver,
writes: II am glad to recommend
Foley X dney Pills. For eighteen
months I suffered with kidney
trcuble' but, 1 go. relief in three days
after started taking Foley Kidney
Pills. "a recomp5en them because
know from experience they are fine"
w, L. DWoody. e. Co.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-09
MRS.CRACE FREED
BY GEORGIA JURY
Atlanta Woman Indicted for
Shooting Husband Acquitted.
CROWD APPLAUDS VERDICT
Prisoner on Verge OF Collapse When
Jurors Declare Her Innocent
Husband TO Sue for
Divorce.

Atlanta.-Mrs. Daisy Opie Grace
was declared not guilty OF trying TO
kill her husband, by jury here after
three hours deliberation. Mrs. Grace,
wealthy and well known in her for
mer home, Philadelphia, and here, was
on the verge OF collapse when the
twelve men who had decided her fate
filed into the courtroom. When the
verdict was announced she simply
bowed her head.
Immediately after the verdict was
announced women struggled franticai-
ly to reach the place where Mrs. Grace
sat, only 10 be forced back by officers.
The jurymen remained in their places
even after they had been discharged.
A full minute elapsed. and then Mrs.
Grace arose and was assisted to the
jury box. For the first time she
showed sign OF animation, as silent
ly she grasped the hand Of each OF the
twelve men. Mrs. Grace was escorted
from the courtroom Immediately after
ward
Counsel for Mrs. Grace, in summing
up, charged that lawyers for the State
had wilfully withheld evidence in
their prosecution. He also accused
the State attorneys OF executing a
theatrical plot" when they brought
Grace, wounded, into court and said
it was aimed TO cause Mrs. Grace to
collapse.
Grace was found in bed at his home
here the morning of March 5 last, shot
in the side. The bullet lodged against
the spinal cord. and since he has been
paralyzed from his waist down. He
charged that his wife drugged and
shot him, intending TO kill him to get
the $4,000 insurance he carried on
his life.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-09
WARN JAPANESE OFF
MAGDALENA BAY COAST
Senators Pass Committee Resolution
Backing Monroe Doctrine-Make
the Idea Stronger.

Washington.-The extension of the
Monroe Doctrine 10 cover foreign cor
poRations, as well as foreign govern
ments, trying TO secure on the Ameri-
can continent land of strategic i'm
portance for naval or military bases,
is recommended in a resolution re-
ported TO the Senate without a dis
senting vote from the Committee on
Foreign Relations by Senator Lodge.
The resolution amounted TO reaf-
firmation of the Monroe Doctrine and
serves as an informal notice not only
to Japan and Mexico, but to the rest
of the world that this Government
will not tolerate the establishment OF
a naval base on the Mexican coast.
It's full text is as follows:
Resolved, That when any harbor or
other place in the American CONT
nents is so situated that the occupa-
tion thereof for naval or military pur-
poses might threaten the communica-
tions of the safety of the United
States the government of the United
States could not see without grave
concern the possession Of such har-
Dor or other place by any corporation
or association which has such a rela-
tion TO another government not Amer
lean as to give that government prac-
tical power of control for national pur-
poses.
This further declaration OF policy
by the United States is the result Of
the Magdalena Bay incident concern
ing the Japanese.
The subcommittee found that
corporation had tried to sell the land
commanding Magdalena Bay to a Jap
anese syndicate for colonization pur-
poses and that it did advance as
claim of value that the possession Of
it would confer a decided militia or
naval base to the Japanese.