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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
Zach Claims Victory.

NEW YORK, July Both slte<
today claimed the prospect OF an
early victory in the eoastwise ship
ping rtrike. John Vidal. secretary OF
the marine hremen's union estimated
that at least thirty-fve thousand men
We're on strike In this port and that
by the weeks end the total would be
sixty-ave thousands,
Desertion were reported from the
incoming steamers Colorado. Proteus,
Bermud!an and Mohawk. Four hun
dred longshoremen employed on the
Clyde Mallory and Savannah lines
quit The crews OF the Lampasas at
Galveston: the katahdin. at Boston,
the Pawnee, at Philadelphia. and the
George W. Clyde, al Norfolk, walk
ed out. but their places We're filled
with strikebreakers and the vessels
sailed on schedule time.
II. H. Raymond. vice president OF
tf1s clyde tine. satd the various. tines
affected were finding strike breakers
without difficulty and the strikers
would be unable 10 cripple the ser
vice.
The ship owners were cheered by a
report from Washington that the
United States navy would supply en-
listed men to man the Panama Rail-
road company's steamers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
TO OPEN COURT At
WYTHEV|LLE TODAY
CLAUDE ALLEN WILL BE Put OK
TRIAL ron MURDER or At
TORNEY FOSTER.
NENiRE IS SUMMONED
DEFENSE WILL INTERPOsE PLEA
OF FORMER JEOPARDY nv
REASON OF PREVIOUS
CONVICTION.

WYTHENILLE. VA J#le
Judge Walter r. Staples arrived This
morning and will open court Tues
day preparatory to the arraignment
of Claude Alien for the murder OF
Commonwealth. s. Attorney w. NJ Hres-s
ter. during the fusilade that killed
Judge Massey Comm onw ealths Attor-
ney Foster. Sheriff Webb and others
at Hillsville on the fourteenth OF
March last, and for which Floyd Allen
was found guilty of murder in the
first degree by d jury in Wytheyille.
and Claude Allen Of murder In the
second degree with fifteen years IN
the penitentiary.
Claude Allen arrived in Wythevilis
last night guarded by squad OF Bald
win detectives from Roanoke and was
at once conveyed to the jail which
will he adequately guarded during tns
trial
A venire from Washington county
morning at which time the trial will
proceed. The commonwealth will
seek to obtain a verdict OF murder
in the first degree. The defense will
interpose a plea OF former Jeopardy
by reason of the previous CONVICTION
for the killing OF Judge Massie, alleg-
ing that il was one and the same Of
Tense and to this plea the common
wealth will demur
The court will tomorrow decide the
question raised by the plea and de-
murrer: II the demurrer to the plea
Is sustained the prisoner will be tried
on the indictment and can be con-
victed OF murder in the first degree
But little time will be consumed in
the determination of these questions
as attorneys on both sides as we'll as
the Judge are advised at to the points
to he raised and have fully investi-
gated the authorities on the subject
The attorneys representing the conn
nsonwealth are G.. g. Wysor and !.
s. Draper. OF Pulaski; Walter s.
Poage and s. =. Campbell Wytheviile,
and S Floyd Landreth. of Carroll,
while the prisoner is represented by
Hairston and Willis and Coke and
Cooke, Of Roanoke and Judge II. +.
Oglesoy, Of Bristol,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
LAMB SPEAKS IN
CH|Mb0RAz0 PARK
INTRODUCED BY CAPTAIN CUR
It's, ADDRESSES CITIZENS '+s'''t
OF EAST END.

WIKI about two hundred Church
John Lamb last night made an ad-
dress at the clubhouse in Chimbo-
razo park under the auspices of the
East End Citizens association.
George F. Nolde, vice-president OF
the association. introduced Capt. John
A. Curtis, who. after short
introduced the speaker of the even
ing, Capt John Lamb Captain Cur
It's told OF what Captain Lamb has
accomplished during the sixteen
years that he mas represented this
district in congress.
Captain Lamb spoke of his record
in congress and touched upon the
necessity of ccngressm en- being con-
finued in office In order to secure best
results for the people. He said that
cut of the sixty-nine chairmanships
IN congress. the South held thirty
sixth OF them, including the most i'm
portant committees OF the house. He
said that this was due to the return
of their congressman.
The captain referred to the bills
Al
to improve the Richmond dock, for
which he claimed to have secured
r.ore than one million and half dol
lars, although meeting with much
opposition. the Richmond and South
Richmond postoffices, and the weather
bureau, which is situated in the heart
of Chin borazo park. Various sites
were suggested for the location OF the
building. but at the selection or VIII
lis Moore. who looked over the vail
GUS sites with Captain Lamb, Il was
decided that it should be located
there.
Captain Lamb referred to former
Governor Montague as his distin-
guished opponent, desiring to re-enter
public life. He said that whatever
Mr.. Montague's experience might
have been as governor of Virginia or
attorney-genera for four years, he
has no legislative experience
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
ATTEND
JAMISON'S FUNERAL

\ Thomas Gresham and Wortley r.
Spuad. of Richmond. have returned
aSrom Charlotte \. G, where satur-
ax1ay they attended the funeral OF
5assaes ~. Jasnisonr who was knee ~
80 automobile accident Friday after
moon. ,,o,,
M. Jamison's automobile. In which
3h,n and his wife and son and Mrs. W.
I'M n. Ragwcll and son were riding
were struck by a freight tram AZ
&crnnuinr near Charlotte, Mr. Jaml-
H~n,, go instantly killed and Mrs
Hsrweli probably mortaliy Injured
3Her snn was seriously hurt, but MIS-
AYnrnison and her boy escaped unih-
Sured. . ro
q Mrs. Bagwell and MIS- Jaihisoh a.o
- tves ~ Chesterfield county Nir-
4 iniAs and sisters of MIR. Rudd. VINO II
SScretary OF the University College OF
medicine here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
MAY TAKE FOSS'
= AS COMPROMISE
REPORT GAINS CIRCULATION
THAT BRYAN WILL SUPPORT
MASSACHuSETTS MAN.

BALTIMORE. MD, july l.-Wu-
liam jennings Bryan and Governor
Fcss, of Massachusetts. held a con-
ference in the BRYAN headquarters at
the Hotel Belvedere this morning.
Delegates Afterwards declared that
BYyans intention was 70 switch to
Foss for the nomination, il upon the
early ballots today ii was' obs ioas
mat Wilson could not be nominated.
A report gained circulation about
the convention hail and the hotels
that Toss had offered himself as a
compromise candidate.
Governor Foss explained after leav-
ing the colonel that he had called 10
pay his respects to Mrs. Bryan ard
seemed surprised that the nature OF
his conference with Mr.. Bryan had
become a subject OF interest.
Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Foss met
soine time ago." said the governor
"and l desired TO see Mrx Bryan
and pay my respects TO her. Ny visit
was purely social
IT haze nothing TO say said Mr.
Bryan
Mr.. Bryan refused early tcuay &c
accept support from $. IA Hines, a
delegate from the District OF Column
bia. At the time. though. AFR. Bryan
gave no Indication OF whether he later
intends to become candidate,
Il do not want you 20 support me,
said Mr.. Bryan. when Hines appear
sd ard declared himself ready 10 cast
his vote for rhe Nebraskan.
Governor Burke, OF North Dakota
and Luke Lea, senator from Tennes-
See, visited Mr.. Bryan early this
morning. Each declared IT his belief
that a nomination would be made
today and that Wilson would be the
winner. At that time the convention
had not assembled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
MERCHANTS
IN WnEElBAKROW RACE

h 1hs town OF Highland Park IL ar
\ nkinx for safe and sane celenra-
m On July 4th In the town park
N elaborate program OF events has
- arranged for the day by a com
n THn citizens OF the town will tnrn
Il large numbers TO enjoy the
~ IN the park. The residents OF
Z 7cHtnond and vicinity viii be well
a a There will be prizes for numerous
&ens,tn and II IL rumored that several
eomlnent Richmond merchants who
eN residents Of Highland Park will
|SrSl1pete for one OF the prizes In tho
+ f9saNaf.a vrow vare
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

NORFOLK, VA, July IA scors
of witnesses have been summoned TO
go before the grand jury. which met
today. and tell what they know OF
the irregularities which the Inde-
pendents charge occurred at the
polls in the municipal election June
18th when Mayor Riddick and other
independent candidates -except-Ihe
Washington s'ward e,ceunoA ticket.
were defeated by the organization.
The prosecution win charge that
certain Judges of the election vio-
lated the section of the election law
which prohibits judges from assisting
to prepare the ballot of voters who
registered subsequent to the year
1904 unless they are physically in
capacitated TO do il for themselves.
For violation of this provision of the
law the punishment lis not less than
che nor more than twelve months in
fai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
RAILWAY OFFICIAL HAS
STROKE OF PARALYSIS

WILMINGTON, July 1--Mr. Ed
win Borden. general superintendent
of transportation OF the Atlantic Coast
Line. is critically Ill at Cllftoa
Springs, New York. He suffered a
stroke of paralysis Wednesday af-
ternoon. and his condition Is regard
ed as critical Accompanied by Mrs
Borden he left here several weeks
ago for Clifton Springs inthe hope
that stay at that place would bene-
flt his health. Mrs, Archibald Can
non, of Concord, and Miss Alice Bor-
den. of this city, have gone to the
bedside of their father. Miss Durable
Borden. another daughter. is now at
Concord.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
MAY CALL JOINT
SESSION SOON

President Whittet. of the board OF
aldermen. said last night he would de-
termine what course to pursue today
in reference TO calling a Joint session
of council for the election OF city
officers. The terms of many OF the
officials expired on yesterday. but the
ordinances allow them to hold over
until their successors are chosen. so
that none of them need have fears.
So far as known there is no oppo-
sition to any of the present holders
of the places
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
DETECTIVE DUCKS IN
TINE TO SAVE HEAD

Detective Sergeant r. A. Bolton
ducked In time last night in old jack
SON ward to save his head from being
crushed In by a rock which found it's
resting place in a brick wall on the
opposite side OF the street. Looking
about him, the detective deserted
Harvey Johnson. coiored, sixteen years
old. making off. and gave chase. The
boy gas arrested, but was charged only
with being disorderly and throwing
rocks. It was not believed by the Of
flcer that the boy threw at him in
tentionally. Harvey was bailed by hIs
mother for his appearance In the
Juvenile court at II o'clock today.
Sergeant Bolton was accompanied by
Detective Sergeant Bailey and Detec-
tive Atkinson at the tine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
He. A Warm supporter.

ST. LOUIS, July l.--Declaring that
he will vote for Taft If Wilson il
nominated. and in the same breath de-
nouncinR Bryan's charges against
Clark, Nicholas n. Bell. wealthy to-
bacco manufacturer and delegate
to eight national Democratic con-
ventions. tonight offered to subscribe
400 TO fund to pay the expenses
OF Clark delegates in Baltimore with
instructions to them to vote for the
speaker until November IL necessary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
ILLINOIS BREAK
LOOKED FOR

RALTl MORE. July IA change
in the vote OF the Illinois delegation
~ likely today, ACCORDING to & A.
Rathbun. mayor of Pontiac, H.. a
OF that delegation.
Most of the Illinois delegates are
for Wilson. said RathDun. II think
the fifty eight votes or the State will
be thrown to Wilson on the second
or third ballot today. All We are
waiting for is word to make the
change"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
ssttI.ships Is Floated.

NEWPORT. r, L., July 1.-The bat
iieship Louisiana. which ran aground
this afternoon 1000 yards north Of
Hog island light in Narraga1sett
bay. came OF nj high tide late te-
night without damage.
The Louisiana was proceeding 70
Bristol. Rhode Island. Immediately
after she struck naval officials her.
were notified OF her plight by wireless
and the two repair steamers and sew
eraI destroyers We're sent 10 her as
sistance. They were not needed,
however
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

turns of the lection OF deputies and
senators throughout the republic yes
terday indicate that the Catholic
party made tremendous gains nearly
everywhere. The federal district IN
claimed by both Catholics and the
government party. but the general be-
lief is that the Catholics won against
the Madero party. Francisco De La
Barra was elected senator in the fed
eral district. His election Ii due to
the fusion OF Catholic and other anti
parties It will be ten
days or two weeks before full re-
turns are in.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

BALTIMORE, July 1.--William
Jennings Bryan suffered an attack of
nose bleed while sitting in the con-
yention hall tonight. the red fluid
came so fast that he was compelled to
use two hadkerchiefs.
Mr.. Bryan experienced only tenn
rorary inconvenience. He sat out
the seSsion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
Nerro f:amblcrs Fined.

James S;tarke. negro. charged
with operating a gambling resort at
E10 Ia North Thirteenth street was
fined SEQ In Police court yesterday
morning. Thirteen negroes caught
in the raid were fined s. each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
SALARY FIXED FOR
BOARD MEMBERS

Candidates for the administrative
board need have no further doubts as
to the amount OF salary that goes with
the job. The common council last
night concurred in the action of the
board OF alderman. In fixing the salary
at $4,000 a year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

RENO. NEy. July. Former
Judge w a. Massey, of Reno. was APP
PORTED United States Senator BY Gov
ernor Oddio this afternoon.
George w. Wingfield having deaiin-
I'D the appointment. Judge Massey
succeeds the late George s, Nixon,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
Heertnc h (,ontinued.

The preliminary hearing OF Rob-
ert Harris. colored, charged with sell
ing cocaine. was continued in Police
court Yesterday morning to July 5th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

Roland Garrett qualified Yesterday
10 practice Law In the Law and Equity
court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

1ld Fourth Of July AT West Point
q TWo trains O. A. NJ. and =: 30 F..
M Southern Railway. Fifty cents
l1l "trip. ADV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
DON'T LOSE YOUR GRIP,

ooAN l. AOJb WV phAh
or your suit case; but if you do,
phone or wire us and We'll send
you all the necessary wearables,
including a suit case at So you IL
be proud of.
Special travelling suits of Blair
ney' cheviots at 500, unostenta-
tious gray at $1o.
Smooth-faced cassimeres. $2o.
For a sudden change in the tenn
perature our lightweight top coat,
rainproof too, $40.
Extra trousers, special today, in
white flannel at Sc.
A dandy English sonnet straw
1t $1.So.
Bathing suits. 81.
For boys, SOC.
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MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-23

- Statn1 pozarni marsal Chas.
Keller bude vysetfovati wink ohn6,
udavslch Sc posledn1 dobou dome
pi. Melora E. Scottov6 cis. 1877
B. z st. V sobotu povolani byli ha-
sici ku tfetimu ohni, vypuknuvSfmu
dome tom behem jednoho mes1ce.
V jednom pflpade nasli hasici naby-
TEX V dome polity kerasinem.
- Mezi nedodatelnymi dopisy ma
poste jsou nasledovne adresovan6:
Frank Hladky, Emma Chromy,
John Hanek a Martha Hovorke
(Hovorka).
- John Hanzalfk, jenz chodil Sc
zlomenou rukou, odvezn byl do ne
mocnice pro nakazlive nemoce, jsa
st1zen nestovicemi. Jan Mares, obuv-
nix, naleza sc nemocnici Min
neapolis, kde podrobil Sc ocn1 ope-
raci.~
- V1t6zstvim Roosevelta v Min
nesot6 donucena byla Taftova strana
k zavfeni svych kampann1ch dfado-
ven. Ryan hotelu. N9kolik sudd
literatury, veleb1ci {" "blahodarnou
cinnost'' presidenta Tafta, bylo spa
- J. M. Mears, zijici v elsie 101
zap. 7. ul., postfelen byl sobotu
vecer ma Main 9. ul. cernochem
Ben BroWnem. Brzy vecera po-
tkal Mears cernocha BroWna ma uli-
ci S mladou 6ernoskou, ktera jak Sc
prav1 ucinila jizlivou poznamku o
divce, n1z Mears nalezal Sc ma W.
chazce. B6hem hadky, ktera nastala,
vyplatil Mears cernocha, jenz pozdeji
noci pocihal 81 nan a kdyz t1mto
znovu byl napaden, sahl po revolveru
vypalil po Mearsovi dve rany,
Z nichz jedna zasahla jej do podbfisl
zpdsobila mu vazn6 zraneni. -
Brown byl brzy dopaden a uveznen.
sv State Savings Bank (Statni
spofitelni banka) elsie SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucin6n6
pred 5. cervnem ponesou 1rok po
6 m6sicG do /. ledna 1913.' SpoTi-
teln1 d6et v teto bance zajistuje ne
jen raoprostou bezpecnost, ale zaro-
ven pobada k setrnosti ukladani
malych obnosG kdykoli jest talk moz-
no. Banka jest otevfena behem OBJ
vyklych bankovnfch hodin a pom
deli vecer cd 6 do 8 hodin. - Urok
vkladd a pill procent. Vklady
1. cervence 1911 $4,483,000.00.
V nemocnici sv. Josefa podlehl
operaci ma zapal slepeho stfeva An
ton Kossmirski v lis. 242 Forbes Av.
Zemfe]F byl 50 rokt starry a MATTEL
jednoho nejstarslch feznickych OBJ
chodt. We m6st6, nalezajlciho Sc ma
zap. 3. ulici.
-. V ned6li odpoledne odhalena
tyla V Como parku bronzova socha
Henrika Ibsena, Norv6zsk6ho spiso-
vatele a basnika. Slavnost pokazena
byla do velke m1ry spatnym poca-
sim, nebot dopoledne prSelo a 3D.
poledne z6stala obloha zamracena a
mimo to znaGne Sc ochladilo. Hlay-
MIN feGnikem byl Julius B. Olsen,
professor ma wisconsinske universite,
jenz pravil, ze Ibsen nalezel k dob6
Darwina, the icconoclast Of science,
dobe drobnohledu a vedeckeho bada-
nj. Ibsen je zakladatelem modern1ho
dramatu, jez uci, ze kazda bytost
lidska ma zffti svdi zivot, jenz je
indiyidualni. Mayor mesta Keller
prevail pomnik jmenem mesta.
PAM G. r. ThonoVa, manzelka
q, - i, ~, ,nH;;lX1nnnbn u IN, .
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-23
SCH0 OCH
ROH SEDME A BROADWAY.

JAHODY X ZAVAROVANf.
Velka krabice Sc; 16-krab. bedna $l.19
TytO jahOdy mOzno zasflati.
Navel oranze, tucet 15c-18c; peck. .45c
Sunkist pOmely, kus. us............... .1Oc
kalie, sazenice, 1 st. vysoke, po. .15c
Fuksie, tmave muskaty, kvetouc1
sazenice, zvl. pekne, kus. ....... .15c
HlaVatlce, tucet ................... .1Oc
Rebarborove koreny, velke svazky. sc
ZVLASTNOSTI ZELINARSKEHO
ODDELENf.
DOmac1 Spenat, peck. Csc
Stoln1 cibule, tucet svazku. ...... .15c
Rebarbora, cerstva, domac1, lb. .... &c
Cerstvy zeleny spargl, svazky. .25c
Retkvicka, 3 velke svazky. ...... .1Oc
Okurky, pekne, kus. us................ &c
VEJCE, tuctd, cerstva, a.,... .$1.OO
Sazenice re strOmOvky, stale Ger
stve, "a Schochovy ceny.
Cukr, Is, 16, IL, IS, 10 liber $1.OO
objednavkou "a hotove.
SaZenice maceSek, tucet .......... SOC
ZDRAVOTNi MASNY KRAM.
Cerst. pstruhy jez. Superior, lb..127.c
SkOpOve k dusenf, lb. ............ .1Oc
VeprOve piece, lib. b................11 lie
Veprove lajny, lb. b..................1 .15c
Libove hovez1 k varen1, 'lb:. .1Oc
Hovez1 k rosten1, lb. ............ .127&c
Kulaty steak, Id. .1Sc
Cukrem nalzlad. Picnic Sunky lb .1272c
Cukrem naklad. Stamina, lb. .15c
Cukrem naklad. obyc. sunky. lb. Ice
27 druhu salamu denne. 341
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-23
PRESpTEHOVANf.

Tlmto uyad1m V znamost vsem
svym pfizpivcdm a odberatelim to-
.hoto listu, ze jsem Sc pfestehoval do
Endicott lbudovy ma Robert ul., mezi
5. a 4. ulici. Cislo pohoje 2s9 '
,druhem poschod1.
ID. b. ldtlach.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-05-23
&c Zpravy re St. Paul. &c

+
cas- stanici, postfelila v ned6li zahy
z rama l.. G. Marcottea, "a rok6 sta
reho muze, jenz "a kazdou cenu po-
'kousel sc dostati Sc do domu. PAM
Thonova sdcastnila Sc sobotu vecer
Sc svoj1 sestrou tanecn1 zabavy We
meste a as We 3 hod. k ranu nastou-
PLY cestu domd poulicni kafe.
Narcotic, jenz stejnou dobu nastou-
pill do kary, pronasledoval ODE zeny
az k jejich domovu, kde mermomoci
zadal, ably byl pfipusten do domu.
PAM Thonova vypalila z okna hor-
n1ho poschod1 dv6 rany, ably jej po-
strasila, ale kdyz AMI potion necht9l
Sc vzdaliti, stfelila po mem kulov-
nice kalibru %, zranivsi jej do ru-
ky. Vystfely byly slySeny ma Ducas
stanici a straznik Thon vyslan byl
do okoli, kde brzy dostihl Narcotic,
jenz mezit1m dal Sc ma 1t6k.
" dtery rozloucili jsme Sc Sc
sokolem Harlem Kolafikem, jenz ve-
cernlm vlakem odjel ma n6kolikam9-
s1cn1 navst6vu stare vlasti, po sedmi-
let6m .pobytu Americe. Sokol Ko-
lark pojede S pfedvojem sokolsk6
vypravy. V Chicagu pfipoji Sc k dru.
Rudis-J Jiclnsk6mu re Cedar Rapids
a jinym dcastn1kdm prvni vypravy.
z New Yorku nastoupi plavbu po
! lodi Rotterdam, ktera pfistane We
francouzskem pf1stavn1m m6ste Ha-
vru, nacez nastoup1 cestu pres Fran
eli, Sc zastavkou Paflzi a dale pres
Svycarsko, Tyrolsko, Rakousy kra-
jem domazlickym do Prahy, kde Sc
tka Sc Sc SWIM synovcem Frantiskem
Zdarskyym, jenz je synem pekafe Fir.
Zdarsk6ho v st. Paul zakem ma
prazske hudebn1 konservatofi. Pred
odjezdem uspofadan byl sok. Kolaf1-
kovi rodinou zdarskych pfatelsky
veclrek. Pfejeme sok. Kolafikovi
Sfastnou cestu hojn6ho pozitku "a
jeho pobytu V Cechach a Evrope
vGbec.
- Jos. Padour, jenz minuleho ro-
ku koupil prostfednictvfm pozemko-
v6ho jednatele F. B. Matlacha 80
akrd pddy okresu Polk, Wiscon-
sin, prodal tyto dny zakoupeny po-
zemek vydelkem $500, iez mu byly
| / pencil, jez ma .pozemek polozil,
hotove vyplaceny.
- Chas. Panushka NIL, zamest-
many u Northern Pacific drahy, po-
uzil dvoutydenn1ch prazdnin k ma
vSt6ve svych pfatel V Chicagu, odkud
zaslal nam pohlednici, ze Sc mu do
bfe vede.
- 81. Caroline P. Vallee, jez je
svakrovou groceristy John Michau-
da, zadala zalobu proti Freeman P.
Strongovi, dobfe znam6mu kapitali-
stow We meste nahradu $4,000
pro nedodrzen1 slibu manzelskeho.
Kratce po zadan1 zaloby doslo mezi
ob6ma k obapoln6mu vyrovnanl a
zaloba vyskrtnuta.
- Statn1 sluzbu a praci zaopa-
tfuj1cl 1Tadovna We starem statn1m
kapitolu dohodila. prvn1 polovici
mes1ce kvetna zamestnan1 612 mu-
zdm, coz je vice nez "a cely meslc
kveten minuleho roku. ! ;. .
PRESTEHOVANf. -. .... X.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-26
La FoIIette's Insistence on Vote
Holds Up Senate
HOUSE AGAINST CLAIMS
Against Agreement to Pay 100000 State
Claims-Senate May Be in Session
Indefinitely, and Members Now at
Home Will Have to Return.

Washington, Aug. ga few-score
weary members OF Congress and an i'm,
patient president OF the United States
yesterday confronted the government sit.
Iation, following Saturday nights pro.
longed and fruitless struggle to adjourn
the session of Congress. From the pres
ent outlook, to-day's sessions in the
House and Senate promise even a more
chaotic legislative condition.
Disguised with the adjournment fail.
ure, many members of the Senate took
trains yesterday for home. Senator Pen
rose predicted there would be less than
quorum when the Senate meets at
noon to-day.
House leaders believe the House will
be 40 members short OF the number nec-
essary. 1t will be necessary to secure a
quorum, which would hold the Senate
in session indefinitely, if La Toilette
insists, as he threatens, upon record
vote on the adoption of his amendment
to the Penrose resolution for an inves-
tigation of the campaign contributions
of the Standard Oil company in 1904
Meanwhile the House leaders are de-
termined to fight until December ii
necessary, against the agreement to pay
100000 of old state claims by Nir-
ginia, Maryland, Oregon and Texas, as
provided in the general deficiency bill.