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The Detroit times., 1912-05-17

We will buy so Post Toasties Jingles, ac-
ceptable for use i'll Jingle Book. received dur
ing MAY. 1912, at $4,000 each.
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There will be so Jinges purchased and the
names and addresses OF the writers will be print
ed and mailed to each enquirer who sends us a
I-cent stamped and addressed envelope for re-
turn
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good sportsman don't try for we have no time
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The Detroit times., 1912-05-17

CHICAGO ~ Declaring that people
would not come TO church while there
was music in ckinley park six min
isters have asked the board of PARK
commissioners go discontinue sunday
bar concerts there.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-17

capt. Frederick VI. Alger has denied
the report that he Is candidate FOR
the Republican nOmins ton for COVER
nor II am not a candidate" he said.
declining to discuss the matter further.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-17
WEST sIDE-BOOK "a"

CD on the north side OF Atwater
street, I'm front OF or adjoining
such lot or parts Of lot number
cd 6S. between Shelby street ana
Griswold street, Boards and
Grecleys old claim. Jones sub.
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street, in front of or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered 81. SO. between Park street
and Woodward avenue. Dufheld' ;
sub. OF part OF Park lots so and
81.
CD On the south side OF Fort street.
In front or or adjoining such lots
or parts OF lots numbered 8. D.
between Second street and Third
street Cass farm
ca On the north side Of Grand Riv-
er avenue. in front OF or adJoin-
Ing such lot or parts OF lot num-
bered 63. between Washington
boulevard and Park place.
CD on the east sade OF Park place. In
front or or adjoining such lots or
parts OF lots numbered 81, 90, 90,
between Grand River avenue and
Clifford street. Governors and
Judges plan
CD On the south side OF Woodbridge
street, I'm front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bered ca. 65. between Griswold
street and shelby street. Beard q
Greeley's old claim. Jones sub.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-17
EInE ENPEnrs To INsrECT CITY.

PONTIAC. Mich, May 16-Arrang =
ments were completed yesterday by \.
c. trilncrI. OF Detroit. district chairman
of the Michigan Fire Protective asso-
citation. for a thorough inspections of
Pontiac ncNt Tuesday Forty experts
will bc employed and the entire city
Will be covered.
The Detroit times., 1912-05-17

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
1tniperfaI Smport 60.
1850 uniperfal 8log.-gincinnati. Ohio.

uMein @ott, i9 CLAUDE ia germ,
6aB Sic un oem often 8il0 bangen.
Mber id)IieBli9 mer0en Sic iid au6
an elm neues %gem0bnen."
ngs lit ni6t I'm mid alein, &err
Graf! IS lit Dor allem megen mel
ner @emeinoe. Mit Sem 8iIoe neb=
men Sic ibr 6as @liid. go"
uGaron lit nun nidts mebr gu an=
oern. 9as 8ilo miro entfernt. Die
&egierung mill es - l1no id aud.
lln5 mir, @err Nfarrer, mir BADEN ia
bod - sic Madt!"
Limo po bleiben &edt uno @ered=
tigfeit?" @ie Elm tpeber Shrei flang
es pom Mfunoe oes Hforrers.
Ser @raf erbob it6, obne auf Sic
Jrage gu a%nt1porten, llnb perbeugte
ii6, - Ser Nfarrer par entlaiien.
Gortiebung folgt).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
New Process
Steam laundry.
Scuft Sbr Gt,uas BON Cure @aihe?

Scnft Sbr Ghuas BON Cure @aihe?
@eru 10, nan1 miro es lid gua lob:
neil, niiyt au6er gltt gu laien, oab ipt1
guer gigentbu1n bebonoelu, als more es
oas unierige. @ir baben Sic poaltdnzz
hioite @ujhanltolt i'm Morotpelt ten unD
lisfern Ell ter alai1e Nrbeit. @ir gez
brul!d)su feline Gheuritalen; mir peroerben
oobcr Cure Sadlen niebt. 8enn xSbr
reil1e Mrbeit ul1o bette 8ebanolun9
1pollt. oonn oenft an ms. llnlere Yre!z
ie li11p nicoriger al5 %ionitlpe, uno mir
beInrsen Cure Samilienlpd Ide btl1ger;
ais 81 e5 ielbl1 tbun t5nnt; ertnmnolst
ruo >iiber5eugt Gud3. @ir baben A9ens
fen IN Den ,lnlliegeunen Stdoten.
6. j. Mcpcr. 2ampfwGidanitalt.
gtgentbumer.
5. Mpe. e., Ct. @louo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
!Sier lit ein Mitte1, oas Cure Ct

Sier lit elm Mittel, 0as Cure gr=
faltunq beilen miro. @arum 3eit ber=
ldume1 un6 nit Gels experimentation,
penn SIR cine Hrdparation Eaben
f0nnt, sic einen meItperbreiteten STUFF
gerponnen bot bur9 lire 3eilungen
oieier &ranfbeiten, INTO aui bte MON
iid itets perloiien fann? Sic lit iiber=
al aIs Gbamberlain's 5uitenn1ittel
befannt nrb lit cine MeoBin bon
pirflidem @erbienit. gu falfen BEL
a1en @dnoIem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
6. Capitol.


Ser Streif bate b%egonnen. &einer
riibrte mebr eire @ano; fem 9om=
mer podte, fein gan0forn route, =
aber in Ser SGenfe flangen Sic Gilt
Ter.
Gin paor @oden berridte polige
Mube in SEN Steinbriiden. 9ann
Ididte ser @raf fiinf5ig Sta1iener,
tu6tige Mrbeiter, Sic @an5 uno SUP
riibrten. Sic gteingrqber bon Sanet
MidoeI gerietben in @rttb. Sic Be-
tradteten Sic Mrbeit Sen Steinbrii=
diem aIs ibr altes grbredt; lie iaben
in oen fremoen Mrbeitern Ginoring=
hinge uno baBten sic @eliden, mie
miloe Sbiere balien. &ein Staliener
5rrfte sag Sort o6er 6as @irtbsbatS
betreten, ionit ipGre er o1f ser Stele
erldIagen mor0en. Seine Ebiire off
nete iid ibnen, feline @ano itredte iid)
ibnen entgegen. SIRE 9e5ensm:ttel
muBten ite aus SEM Sbal beraufbolen,
inns orauBen bei Sen Steinbru6en
ihlrgen lie 8araden auf. 3as mar,
6a aud Gralen 6obei paren, mie Elm
3igeunerloger.
@enn iid 9eutihe un0 @elide auf
ser StroBe begegneten, 10 funfelten lie
lid an mie &aubtbiere. Sic Static
ner maren niht dngltlid, inns oas
stilett laB ibnen loder in ser Sdei0e,
trokoem gingen iie SEN 9elttiden aus
SEM @ege un6 betraten ME 6as Sort.
sonntags sogen lie tbolabmarts, un0
fire 9ieoer nangen 6ur6 Sic Serge.
Gin paor Monate cling 6os 10 fort.
Ser @aB ser Steinbreder, Sic iifl
611rdl sic frem6en Mrbeiter ibrer gri=
items beralbt iaben, uuds nit je0em
Sage, ltn6 lie lauerten altt cine @ele-
genbeit, TIM lib an Sen @eliden 5u
ridden.
gines gonntags Mittag brad Ser
strrm log. Gin junger Staliener
hotte elm Mdoden aus sent 1orfe Be-
lGltigt. Sic iungen 8uriden, Sic oben
bon Ser &irdhofsmul1er ms Sbal
binabidol1ten, batten es geieben. Sn
miloen gpriingen itiir5ten Tie binab,
:ihll,gen Sen @eliden nie0er un0 trie-
ben sic Staliener, Sic ibrem @enoiien
5u @ilfe eilten, NIT steinmirfen in
ibr 8araden1ager 3uriid. Dos mar
6os 3eihen gum &fe. 9os gan5e
Sort gerietb III Mltfrl1br. 9ol1tes,
mil6es @eidrei flang burd's Sbal,
oeutide inns melide Slide idmirrten
6a1rdeinan6er, poblge5ielte Stetnge=
idolie flogen gegen Sic 8retterbaus=
den, binter 6enen it6 Sic @eliden
beridan5t botten.
Sic steingrdber poren ton Dor
@utb. Sic beietten sic 6oben iiber
SEN S%teinbriid)en un6 idleu6erten
Steine auf lire Gein6e binab. Dieie
ioben feinen a1oern Musmeg aIs oie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11
Tplenfs Spnen anb Sar Gpmpounb

lit cine 5uperlaliige Me6i=
ain. @ebt lie Sen 4in6ern ur5 nebmt
lie ieIbit, penn SIR fiblt, baB cine
grf6ltung int Mn5uge tit. g5 itiat
unb BELT &ulten ur11 grfdltungen uno
Stidbuiten un6 beugt 2uftrobren= uno
9ungenent5iinoung Dor. Mclitor
Grug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

oete nit SER Mdnnern, oab tie bon
ibrem Gorbaben ablteben uno Die Nr-
belt mieoer aufnebmen mod)ten. Aber
er preoigte taltben Sbren.
Giuige @od)en na6 bem Sooe oes
@rafen BON 9tein trof Gin SGrelben
ser Gegierl111g ein; Ser g arrer muroe
nit elmer Strofe bon 5e6n Sbalern
belegt, neil er lib gegen Ben &atl5el=
porogrop6en nerfeblt babe; Sic 9letd]e
Stroie traf sic iibrigen Nfarrer, Die
Sen Mufrrf megen Ser @alliobrt allt
Ser &ansel perleleu batte'1. Mtan 1a5
bari11 eir1el1 vMibbraud) Ser Mmtsgc=
malt ulo sntfrei5llng 5,tr @ioerleb-
lidfeit gegen Sic Staatsgemolt" tllr
einen mieoerbolten SAT- maren lfar=
fere Strafe %ongeorobt.
Ser Yiarrer mar entriiltct 0arllber.
N(m foloenoen Sonrtage erf]ob er nof)
oen Scbou1t fe!erlihen Erotelt geaen
hiele Gergepolt;ngltng Ser Stride lt1o
ihrer Giener, focSerte ol,f'5 nelc sur
@ethei(iqlrng an Ser Wolfahrt olrf
uno iauote Sic eu Nroteit an Sic Sic
gierltllg u1lo an Sic Grelle.
Sic Grtld)eion1g lief nid)t lol1ge
ollf iidl narten: Sic @alfahrt a!1
Sonct Mid1ae( m1roc geleslid rerbo-
ten, u11o geger Sen INTERPRETATIONS
Gfarrer ioGte hei nelter l1n6otlnab1g=
felt Sos Stro fperfobren %eiagcleltet
lper0en.
Sn ser @emei1loe herrldte 0arllber
Grbitterlt11g. So trotig uno bart oad]
Sic Man1er noren - an Ser olter
@aufabrt orrfte fei,1er riiAren &er
es tbot, ser truf lie ms @er5. sic
l6rieben 6ieie @eroronltng un0 Sic
Mufbebung ser @a1fabrt Semi Gin=
fluff oes @rafen @l1go gu, Sem oiele
idon long Elm Corn inn Mrge mor.
1er Nfarrer perfabte int betliger
i3orn cine 8roihiire, morin er @ereh=
tigfeit for5erte in elmer fir Sanc1
Mifoel 10 beoel1tungsDollen nno t1el
in's religioie unS i%o5iale 9eben ei1=
ihnei0en0en Sahe: CT ldmieOete
gdjmerter 51t1r1 bcili9en &fe! gr
ianote sic Sdrifi in mebr als tout enS
Grempluren ms 2anb hinait5 nnG
morb Streiter GIT einem beiligen
@eere.
Menn o.rdl Sic @lofen lit oleicr
Satire ont Sanet MidoelsfeIte ld:peI=
GEN m1ften inns feline frornmen Mul=
fer begriiEen Surften, - er moQte Sic
&loge tint 0as aelperrte 9eillgtNm
bi11ausidreien ms gauge 2ano!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

Wenn Cure &inoer ii9 Mnfanen
bon Stifbuiten binneigen, Damn Be-
adtet auf SOS erite spmptom, Sci
ierfeit. @em @bamberlain's &uiten=
mitteI, iobalb 6as @in6 better miro,
un6 ser Mnfan mag berbitet meroer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-01-11

wv DupS 11tLu 1bouj lSoS@9'Id% SSuASSA@
oariiber . Sc lit cine Garicatl,r -
ein @obn ouf sic &1nit."
u@os, - cine Garricatur?....
ltno es ioG uns 9enon1men perSen?-
3as lit ia nidt moglid, bas 5arf ia
nidt iein. 3as 8olf bangt oarar nit
gan5er geele, Sic Sraoition bot e ge=
6eiliet, man er5ablt bon 8u1oern. =.
Nein, @err @raf muir 6as nidt, MIR
6as nidt. go" Ser Hfarrer batte
ME bitten6 sic @an0e erboben.
graf @ugo ladelte i%ber1egen.
rMdrden", ia9te er. Gin %gebil0eter
Menl6 gloubt oo6 10 etmas nidt.
9os @ilo muB meg. Sc lit alt, &C.
6redpIid; es fonnte zines Iages Der
obitiir5en un0 sdaoen onridten. l1n0
iiberoies, mie id bereits iagte, es lit
cine Guricatl1r, es beleioigt 6as aitbe=
tiid)e @efubl."
uMber man gebt oo6 nidt in Sic
Stride, Inn aitbetiihe 8etradtungen
an5uiteGen! 9as bunte Sarbenipiel
onein tbut's niht: ser @In1be modt
Iebenoig! 3rm @er5en lonen sic 8ilo-
merle ipreden, nidt MIR gu sen Gin
men. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
GRAIN EXCHANGE
ELECTS OFFICERS
Mr. COX IS NAMED PRESIDENT
AND STANDING COMMITTEE
ANNOUNCED.

j. f. Cox, Jr, was elected president
of the Richmond Grain Exchange, at
rhe annual meeting. r. l.. Chenery
was elected vice-president, and the
board OF directors as follows
Messrs. c. w, Wingiield, w F.. Rich
ardson, Jr,. II. G. Carter. n. r. Saw
age, w. c. Todd. w r. Green. George
p. Mayo. S. 7. Beveridge, John K.
Cary and Y. f. Booker as secretary
and treasurer.
The exchange has named the follow
ing standing committees To serve for
the ensuing year, viz.
Executive-W F. Richardson. Jr.,
John r cary. n r. Savage, G. w,
Wingheld r. L. Chenery.
Appeal--John r. Cary. s T. Rev
eridge. W. F. Wood, T. l.. Moore, \. r.
Trade-W. r. Bedon. George d.
Mayo, II NJ. Martin. w. NJ, Lewis,
r. f. Philips,
Arbitrarion---C. w Wngheld John
F. ia cobs. w. r. Johnston. w. r
Green. Nat Frazer
New Members-W. c. Bragg, w. D,
Saunders. J. l.. Lindsay, W. ". Lefew,
f. Il. McGeorge
Hay-sn r Green, if-Fs. Hasten,
". c. Todd. I. l., Sutherland. K. d.
Harlow.
Grains. T. Beveridse. w. G,
Bragg ". r. Seldcn. II. G. Carter.
George d. Mayo.
Quotation--John r Jacob. H f..
hasten. II. G. Carter. w. NJ. Lewis,
Ed. Alvey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
Swiss Guards Niutiny.

NE july II.~-Tho pop, MAY
find himself without his army. in CON
sequence of an ineipient mutiny
among the soldiers Of his Swiss
guards Twenty Of the guardsmen
have deserted az u protest against
the reforms instituted by the new
'frsFnEIYsgHtsT, t551Hti JHisS 7ffsp9Tl'f
who insists on strict discipline and
is making the guards real instead OF
monumental soldiers The soldiers
present an ultimatum to the pope de-
manding three days holiday each
week ana declaring that the whole
regiment VIII desert If the demand
Is not granted The pope however
refused
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
DRTHER WEAKNESS
N STOCK MARKET
1fNAg. PRICES. HOWEVER. ARR Nor
MATERIALLY CHANGED ny
Losses.
4eANS CALLED FREELY
sNARkET - so NARROW THAT
EVEN LIGHT LIQUIDATION HAS
MARKED INFLUENCE oN
PRICES,
y, THOMAS c. snorw t1d4

NEW YORK Jsyy t}.-t'urthef
Z Ncs bsncrS developed In the s'est
K ysarke: to-day. bat ana ptices were
4 not materially changed from those ~
Ii she previous SCISSOR "a Tho e@rss
syasiuE aetiye issues declined . point
R ar more. bat "a the 3osa 5g4res trad
sssng almost stopped The ecoT@sy vas
raiet End ~as sc ompisshed WIKI 4
ernaM volume ~ business
3,gsa H. h@vs been - sci f~evsy tRe
fss few DAYS and s@fne weAA ae-
I xNnnss hase been ss3Sk eli 1aT- TT
EE-.--4L
zhs~ Usni 5.ou86atiaa bad consider
( &hss inEG@aee au prizes ne banks
wsa 9raAs 1Eaea better exhibit IN
sNAs- statement saturday. and should
show Fas v@Ser5s resi- 5r3a- TIE state
nee-ss ~ esq wees wa< Largely teen
1Scza8 md ~-:s.s sss~t3s far he parFtAs"
~ assconrzErug cAe pare hase of
J = = ..rzT-=z z~q TO e +7rsssf fef-
"a xss g3-arz Ok ys~apEe To tuy 1ow aud
esss-y Tsasss .e}s n3aence = besn@ Ns~-d
~ sssscaErAEe hGYlCx-
Cr-cg-~ Are Good
g-w@ss sre good enough copper and
sreeS ASssane$s Is healthy and Is AreT =
srS better and fn~ COUNTRY = 5ust
Ar-@-r4sax s~agn paaic. There eaa he
NJ --sasls 9ruGaa sn regard 10 Sc
Tgx~ezy vsg@ss Thes are either too
8vS er iAe-e "a 4soilg lo he Wild
eeswg sr3 -9ones p2nir doe 10 The
Issx~ ssszass@ -et al}stsoa "a tae govern
rwssrs- Some bears are saying the
I rs~r-e,11s;sc party sill ruin business
Asm xnxs party has rot heen elected
.zx~s Roosevelt certainly VIII 10 no
sSar7sa&@ 70 cAsiness with his plan
10 aFrzas1y for the corporations ana
n fair law for big business
I. was admitted by an Interest tdsn
4ssea WITH the steel corporation that
xtse corporation Is refusing hu@nefs.
! except at higher prices and that such
I business Is oeinz booked the b0sa-
ness IN refused because II is felt That
even higher prices IAN be e1hctsu
lSter in the year Plans are undei
WAY for an advance of the prices OF
coke. beca use the steel busa hess Is
growing so rapidly there will hardly
lie supplies enough for the next Twelve
months
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. JOIN II The nervous
feSs .n wheat TODAY reeaIled.tne oiack
rust II 1ge& a message Was re
ceired from Jackson county. n South
ern Minnesota saying that rust re-
ports eere coming IA from several
sections oF that part of the state
THIS caused many ~ the shorts 90
cover AID fair Investment demand
also vas reported The black rust
plague q 1898 was ), most disas-
tr,as one for me growers Of wheat
IN the Northwest,
The nrst MESA e oE tods'. telling
~ rust n Minnesota wheat fields was
followed by half-A-dozeu messages 30
The larger trortwrs in tteA-1 contradict
ing the rast report and SAYING that
ne y heat s looking 0ue and head
INK out The latter reports caused
many in the trade to unload. and some
If them were obliged 40 sell out and
take losses as the decline late was
more rapid tnau the advance early
In the day
New wheat has commenced TO move
il, earnest, az is shown bN the receipts
AZ 81 Louis today. Chicago elevators
and other cash handlers ot this grain
were free buyers % new CROP at points
In Kansas and oldahomas as well rs
IN .NP5tf H1hti
While the crop outlook in the spring
" heat country coutd hardly te iit'-
proved upon. the rank aud hle 81 me
big concerns at Chicago favor the
bull aide Of the market. There We're
only f16 cars at Minneapolis and l'a-
ruth Jointly today, compared with iht
cars one year ago. and there rs a
decrease In the Minneapolis Stocks So
far this week Of 925. o0o bushels
While the weather In the corn pt''
- excellent for the growing crop the
country Is offering old corn IN very
small quantities, and in addition 70
this as a huh help. is the lmproNea
demand FOR the cash article on East
srn account With stocks mere 90"
/ to bedrock and in control OF those
who are long the July future, lhf
/ situation from the standpoint or
short is@alarmirg in the oNtTemt
The situation in oats is oeafish. ne
new crop Is being harvested apt
thrashed in rs rapid manner a.
pnsEihie. while the offerings Tor JUN
+ delf,crv are not ~ very large Nn'
t.ue there are more oats for sal" -
August shipment than the trade q
! chicago and elsewhere viii car" u
,alfo care or around present prices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12

Special to The Richmond Nirginian1
WYTHEvILLE, Va, july ll-Four
attorneys two for the defense and two
for the prosecution, made their argu-
lnents TO the jury today in the trial
II claude Allen for participation in
the Hilisvilie courthouse tragedy.
:. Il Campbell and W S. Poage made
addresses on bebalf of the prosecu-
ton. while Judge y. i. Oglesby and
J.dge Iairston commended fer the de-
Tense.
All the arguments are expected 10
be completed by noon or shortly after
Wards tomorrow when the case viii go
10 the jury
The greater part az this morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
RICHMOND nay MARK Er.
TWO RICHMOND MEN
ARE ELECTED DIRECTORS

John Skenton Williams and f. l..
Bemts, both Of the Richmond banking
house OF John L. Williams Il Sons.
were chosen directors Of the Inter
state Chemical corporation at meet
ing held Tuesday
This corporation Is one of the lar
geSt fertilizer concerns IN the country
with Offices In Charleston and New
York. and plants LOCATED in South
Carolina. Georgia and Florida 1t
operates under Virginia charter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
OBITUARY


Especial to The Richmond NirginiAn,1
HEATHSVILLE. VA. July IL
John Amos Hodges Rice. an adopt
ed son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Il. Rice,
Of Heathgviile. died on the steamer
going to Baltimore, where he was
being hurried for an operation for
appendicitis. The body was brought
back to Northum oerland county and
interment made in Coan BAPTIST
church cemetery, Rev. A J. Remay
conducting the service
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12

Appeal and supersedeas was issued
in the Supreme Court of Appeals
yesterday in the case of Hall, admin
istrator against White The case
comes from the Circuit court Of Buck
ingham county 1t has once before
been TO the Supreme court and was
sent back for rehearing, and counsel
for the administrator holds that the
second verdict is in line with the
first. and that such being the case,
1t is contrary TO the ruling and effect
OF the remand made by the appellate
tribunal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12

Special to The Rich mond Virginianf
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July II.
Frederick r. Champion died al the
home of Postmaster X. Il. Mcclure
Wednesday, after an Illness or sew
eral months. Of tuberculosis. he was
a native OF England and was about
forty years Of age He came 10 this
country twenty-five years ago, pur-
chasing farm one mile north of
GordonsviIle. Later he disposed OF his
farm and moved 20 town. engaging
in the insurance business, aud was
also secretary of the town for sew
eral years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
COTTON MARkI,T

ALW YORK. July 1.-THE cotton
market did not hold its early strength
+ tedas, Liverpool cables in the spot
divisions OF that market were much
better than expected 4 4arss nLsi-
ness was done. amounting 10 $4,000
bale. al II English points advance.
or the equivalent Of - .Amesican
points. The price WAS 7.o3 o. -eQHat
~ j a cents. per pound fof American
n'dd1inA cotton. crop reports ar~
generally favorable The Of. .unTp -
be- fearea IN Texas is premetlr. de ell
clsas~nt aud fruiiage.
liverpool fufui - rt..etd >asy ri d
r@s .,ayanre Of ! point 10 decline
o. Z points MansheeltI qa.acd 1.trns
Hfm cieths hardening
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12

M}i4W Al * EE, July IL When
the state Democrats convention Is in
session beginning tomorrow sensa-
tional charge VIII be made by one
faction against the other state faction
of an agreement to deliver the State
administration into the hands Of
La Toilette Republicans in return for
deal by which the La Toilette men
VIII throw the support OF that faction
of the Republican party TO Wilson thus
leaving tho La Toilette men in control
Of the state administration and giving
the state electoral vote to Wilson
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Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
IEATHSVILLE, VA. July Ii
Benjamin Franklin Bray. son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Bray, OF Reedville.
died Saturday morning. Burial took
place at the home. Rev. \. F. Rice
conducting the funeral service
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riccr---iIsiwar,is

Especial To The Richmond Sire MAN
HEATHSNiILE, IA. July H.
Bernard II. Ticer and Miss EnIa y.
Edwards. OF Wicomieo Church. North
CUMBERLAND county were married at
the Baptist parsonage AT Lebanon
ty Rev. Z, r. Ramsey. They VIII
reside in Wcomico.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. July Il $50
Cotton clnsed January. 12.42. Fen
FaAry. 1915 March, lz.5o Apr!t
81. MAY. iz.s.. July! - 20 Az
s,4sst I2.ss, ssptefnbe4, t7.ae. Dcta-s
Der 1871: Sovsnbef. iz3s. Deem
-. 51.s1.
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VERDICT IN ALLEN CASE IS
LOOKED FOR THIS EVENING
Four Attorneys Make Arguments and All Are Expected to
Have Been Completed by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 Jury Consume Morning Session

was taken up with consideration ot
instructions b. the judge and at
torneys on both sides aud the read
ing of the same to the jury. a YER
diet may probably he reached late this
evening or early tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12
Justice John Swcars LII.

Justice Crutchheld was sworn into
office for another term by City Clerk
August Yesterday He was accom-
panied ny the mayor ana Police Com
missioner Gordon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-12

Contributions are needed badly and
may be placed in any of the above
THmed boxes, or sent through the
newspa pers. or direct to the chair
man Mrs. c. Z. Boiling, 902 West
Grace street.
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|CEE: MISSION IN
NEED OF FUNDS
CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE SENT
TO CHAIRMAN OR THROUGH
THE NEWPaPERS.

The Ice Mission acknowledges with
thanks the following received since
june 18th.
I'm MauloriaIn' Lewis C1inteT &b3. 90
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond Va July II. 1912
FURNISHED by Rtehard w Maury,
~teck and bond broker. 1915 East
Main street
s,lr A r.L EIrrIfIyIrrfEg
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The Weather


Virginia tnsettied Friday. PROT
hbl} showers saturday fAir. con
ttnuad warm
North Carolina Local showers FIT
das HHd SATURDAY.
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MARKET CONDITIONS.
Poultry--ifans and chickens active
at prices quoted.
Live Stock--All live stock in demand