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days. was arrested this evening by
the Solicc. charged with iunacy. fiji
when arrested lad taken q seat In a
rocking chair on the front porch OF
the residence of Mrs. Il. II. ParhnIn.
on Harding Street, aud had forbidden
any OF the occupants of the house to
come out. threatening tn set fire to
the dwelling IL they did come out 4
telephone message brought several
officers. and Hill was captured before
any serious damage was done hin
has been scnt 10 tho Central state
Hospital before. and was released as
being cured.
Flight with Horse rhicr.
j. o. Faison owner of "A livery stable
OF Disputanta, had an exciting en-
counter with u supposed horse thicr
yesterday The negro rode into Dis
putaata and stopped ut the stable OF
faison Offering TO sell the horse he
rode ut a price far beneath it's value.
faispn became Suspicious. nnd accused
the negro OF having stolen the horse.
and selling the bride, attempted to
eaten hold of the negro. The negro
jumped oil the morse and started 20
run. faison ran after him. ordcrin;;
him TO halt or he would shoot him
FaIson had no pistol, but had a loaded
whip in his hand. Catching up with
the negro. Faison commanded him TO
surrender. and II scufTlc cnsucd. dur
ing which Faison struck the negro
with the whip. knocking him In
sensible. After the negro had gained
consc BUSINESS Faison started with him
towards the stable, when the negro
broke away from him the second time
and made good his escape. The horse
Is 1T Faison's stable awaiting Is
owner to claim his property,
Killed by lightning.
The first thunder storm Of the sea-
son proved very disastrous TO Thco-
dore Gluzier, Jr., No. 6el Halifax
street last night, when bolt
of lightning struck his stable,
instantly killing two horses, one
the other owned by the city of Peters
burg, and setting fire to the building.
The stable. with It's contents consist
ing of two bugrics. several sets Of
harness. and about two tons OF hay,
and everything else in the stable were
burned. Mr. Glazier estimates his loss
at $500. The only insurance Mr.. Gla1icr
had was $lo0 on tho stable building.
Two Marriages..
Al the residence OF tho brides faith
err 7. j. Eubanks, in Chcstcrncld coun-
", yesterday afternoon, Miss Victoria
n. Eubanks and Floyd r. Miles, OF
Chesterfield county. were united in
marriage, Rev. f. w Moore, of Peters
burg, officiating
James II. Griggs and Mira. Lott!e c.
Bentley. Of this city, were quietly
married this evening. the ceremony
being performed BY Rev. f. w. MOORE
in the parlors OF the officiating min
lister.
Briefs and Personal.
The Newark baseball team. which is
practicing in this city. is attracting
large crowds OF fans at both the morn
ing and afternoon practice. and the In
tercst Will he at fever heat next week,
when the players signed by Petersburg
VIII report.
The sales OF loose tobacco at tho
several warehouses to-day aggregated
100000 pounds. Prices ranged from
s5.25 10 500. according to quality.
NJ. J.. Kull was taken to the Peters
burg Hospital to-day. and was oper-
atcd on by Drs. Rennie aid Bcckwith.
John L. Harvili, superintendent OF
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

T:t neutrality-suspicious. NeWA
$50 Acknowledged E1 Sun.
Thurpions
1900 A.-Exrresa-Daily-N Old Point.
ho:oo A;-Locti--Daiiy- Lex C. Forgs
1900 P.--Ex iIy--i.In. -L'vIIlo
taco P.-Express-Daily-iTor n News.
300 p! -ooai-Irhiiy--N. Nows. Old Point
bio P.-l.oca!-Daily-Gc
6a0 P:-Locai-E1. Sun.--LchbE. Natural
Bridge. clifton Forge.
$3.50 P.-L!ini ged-DIlly-C inc..ltL ChI'xo
'il:Oo P.-Erprcss-Dntiy-C nclnnR:., L'yille
'Sieepers tParlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCHMOND-Locai from
East: s:l6 A NJ, 1850 p. u. Through tom
East: 1880 A. NJ. $3.50 p. n. Local from
West: 1880 A. NJ $3.50 a. II. and 7:i5 p 81.
Through: $40 a. ". 2:S5 P. ii. and $3.50 F. "
James River Limo: ''s;s5 A. NJ. Gas u. II.
" Daily except sunday
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Railroads
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY lat 1917
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DALE
For Florida and South: si5 a. IL au2
':SS r. NJ, 'lo:3o p AZ. 100 A. NJ
Z. n. -
For y: & w. Ry. wo..: eis A. ~. 1850
a. ID, 3:00 +. NJ. p:2o P. n.
For Petersburg: loo A. NJ. sls n M,
s:is A. A., 800 a. A.. 10000 A NJ. 400 p. NJ
SO SO T.; III, sio' T. NJ. 7;s5 p. a.. $50 p. NJ.
For Goldshoro and Fayetteville: .t:1o p. NJ
trains arrive Richmond daily: $40 A. NJ
S:+0 a. NJ, $40 a. NJ. a7:0o A NJ ss:N A.
a.. a., "io:!6 A. M. li;4o a. NJ, $500 p A..
40 L. ~. sos z. a.. 525 P. NJ, $500 p 81.
s'ee p a.. u:ao p. II {
Except Sunday. "sunday only. aExceps
TIES OF arrival aud departur. and con.
ueetivnA not Guaranteed
{. :. CAMPBELL D. p. A. sas Main ST. 4
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD noMISIoS LINE

OLD DOMINION LINE. v
I-v Richmond foot OF Ash ST. daly.7:oo p. NJ.
Leave Newport Observation-Disclosures 100 A. NJ
arrive Nortoh 100 a. NJ.
connects with main line steamers leaving
norfolk for New York daily, except Sunday
200 p II. Connections also made by ~ a.
w Ry. p. NJ. and c. & o. Ry. ut p NJ
Night line steamers stop at Claremont to
land or receive passengers on signal, and
VIII be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA SAVIGATIOS co. (Enectiyr
March M).-James River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old Point, Newport News and
all James River landings. steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at $3.50 A.
N. Freight received for oil James River
landings. Phone Madison 1T6
Main Ticket Office. SCI =. Main Street
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Railroads

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
Schedule in eject January list, 1917
Ioaye Byrd street Station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: 900 a. NJ. 1900 Il. NJ, .i:I0 p. 4.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST: .o.!5
A. NJ 'lO:Oo ~. IL. $50 u. IL, '9:2o p. "
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: III: 40 A. 81
'6:s5 II. a.. III 80 y. Il. From the West: IS 40
a. A.. AGO z. ". blI0 Z. AZ. dos r. NJ.
500 +. NJ
Pullman pRrlor and Sleeping Cars
w. B. BEyILL c. II BOSIHY
@. p. A.. Roanoke. D. P A.. Richmond
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa,

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh ana Perry
4. 8, 90 10. -. az a. NJ. l. 2. e. T. T.
"5Ij, &c. :, s. 80 10 az. NJ y
II 100 r. =. for chester. 1900 midnight FOR
street. for Manchester: -N'~
t'n SO ~, Ills. rs s:.s. s:ss .iO.s5. il.s
'':2s, $50 9;aS. .lo:io. $40 P. H.
.Dalty except Sunday and holidays
'Eurrles luggage aud express
"Limited. except SundrJ, and hoi,d
All cara rom Petersburg connect with
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INSTRUMENTATION 1RAlEs-WEEKnAYs.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

THEM IEIt LARKIEK OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Folow wing schedule tlEures publish.
cd ms information and not yuarnnteod: ~
FOR the South--Daiy; o:I0 A. NJ Local
1850 a. VI. Express. 600 r. NJ. Express,
with electric lighted Sleeping CIR for a.
inntn ana Birmingham. u:+5 p. III. Express
Week Days: 3C0 =. NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
1890 .. MISUNDERSTANDING for nal
tlnore Mon Wed. and Friday. $500 a, NJ
Ell sun. and 2:l5 L. M.-Mon., Wed NM
Frlday-Local.
TRANS Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 A. 49, $40 A NJ
eco l.. NJ. S:W p. NJ, daily; l9:65 Ex Sun.
From West Point: $3.50 A II. dnly. Ii.aS "A
Al. Mon. Ne. and Fri. AIS p M. Ex. sun
S. E. BURGESS. D. r. A.,
9G E. Ma:n 81. Phone Madison sIa
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Goal anh Gllppc

ORDER < coMBfNATIoN CORD, ONE
half kindling. one half-cord slab,
both for S3.I5 delivered. Nice pine
and oak at city prices. but the other
is cheapest MIDLOTHIAN WOOD
CO. Phone Madison 35l6.
IF YOU CAN'T GET HARD coal. SEE
me. | have a coal that will take its
place at g low price: also a very big
stock of oak and pine wood and oak
and pine slabs. You can phone Madi-
son 1oG9-l010, Monroe 1920. LONGS.
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Professional prlp SClanteo

TEACHERS FOR FALL TEPN
GRADED. high school and colleges.
splendid calls daily: clecti>sIy soon
special guaranteed service to those
VINO enroll carly. SliEftIDAN'S
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5olifitor9 df1n SaIf5men

WANTED. AT ONCE. s4LEsNIEN- oF
ability to sell lightning rods through
Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
must be sober and a hustler; cash
salary $50 per month and commits
sion. expenses paid, or can have an
Interest in the business; capital not
limited good position for right mar
~. Answer, giving fun particulars
with reference. d 6S3 care Times
Dispatch.
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Collateral Bankers

EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. nc.
LOANS ON WATCHES. DIAMONDS
AND JEwELRY. SECOND FLOOR.
EIGHTH AND BROAD STREETS.
BANKING HOURS. . TO 5.
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aurtiun 5aIes, Future Daps
,~~,-~,>~ >--~-~-~--~> ---->-->-~- -~->~---~~>---
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Valuable Printing
Establishment.
Rare Opportunity

We the undersigned trustees. by
virtue OF two certain deeds OF trust.
the one dated March 80, 1906. and
recorded In the Richmond Chancary
Court clerks office. in d. B. 1883 \,
page lis. and the other dated March
-. ,91i, and recorded in the said
clerks Office In p. b, 21o r. page 40.
VIII sell ut public auction. on
MONDAY. MARCH %, 1919
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ,
on the premises. the second and third
Hoors OF No. / Governor Street, Rich
mond. Va, all presses. motors, cutters,
stitchers, cornering machines, mum ser
ing machines. betting. type. tables,
racks and all othe- accessories, 'nciud
ing iron safe AMI office fixtures. used
ia the conduct OF an up-to-date print
Ing office. Satisfactory arrangements
can be made with landlord for a lease
of tho premises. landlords agent Will
he at sale.
The premises will be opened for in
spection after o'clock p. NJ. OF day
OF sale.
TERMS: Cash.
T. #. GREEN,
w. p. REDO,
I.Ay
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SituattnnS 1Ilantep, female
9eIp, a9aIf ann female

al ASSE1 TELEGRAPH SCHOOL. OPEN
to ambitious boys and girls Great
demand for graduates. Get particu-
lars to-day. S02 u. Broad Streel
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sEABoARD AIR LINE.

southbound trains scheduled 70 leave Rich
mond daily: o:l0 A. M.-Locai to Norma
1870 p. M.-Slcepcrs and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville S:l3 r.
M.-klorida Limited Except sunday y:I2 r.
M.-Sleeper and coaches. Jacksonville. 1850
T. M.-Sleepers and coaches, Birmingham
Memphis. Sorthbound trains scheduled to
arrive in Richmond daily: 5:s3 *. NJ. 1888 A.
NJ. e:26 A NJ. (except Monday. sos +. Nj,
$40 Il. NJ.
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PERSONALS


SPECIAL NOTICE FOR LADIES'
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET
$40 SUIT E E S,1 oNL9 $3.50 AL
FER FOR a SHORT TIME ONLY. II.
HEHMANSoN, LADIES TAILOR, .105
WEST MARSHALL STREET.
LESSER. THE LADIES' TAILOR, THE
only one in town who makes a spe-
cialty in altering all kinds of gar
ments to the latest fashion. Every
garment that is altered In my estab-
lishment Is done under my personal
supervision. Prices very moderate
and work satisfactory. The Raleigh
Apartments. Harrison and Franklin.
Phone Madison 1923.
YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WHEN YOU
eat Smlthheld Sausage.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 200 North Third.
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE GAY
HALLWAY COMPANY.
Schedule OF electric trn!ns TO and from
Ashland. stopping ut intermediate station.
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel ste.): 's:0e. '7:lo. s:IOb. s:lo ''l0 10,
n:lo NJ; lac. 2:l0 a;lo. i:usb. $40. ego,
IHe. s;lob. 1910 I:1 T. II. Lv Ashlans /:
'o:se. al. =, Sb TO- al a NJ, sl2 ~. s'l .
8. I. 3d. 6. !, S. SD. II p. II.
DAILY except sunday. ''Sunday only.
bCarrIes baggage.
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GOING ABB ROAD?

Make reservations now and secure
best accommodations. Only office rep
rescntins all lines. including Thomas
Cook IL Son, +. c. Clark ana Bartlets
Tours. Patronize home Industry. Phone
Madison 5l5i
:. II. BOWMAN,
Southern Tourist Agent.
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Merchants and Miners Transportation c.

Norfolk &c Boston, Maas., ana
Providence, X. i.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston-Daily.
except Thursday; for Providence. Mon, We'd
snd sat at +. ~ Paasensers and freight
aale Office C. q o. Ry., II. W. ny.
z II bowman. 'oS East Main. and Riehmons
Transfer Co 500 East MainL
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Guss anU jIpuno
DRIP e4anrro, gl3lIe

ELEcTHICAL WORKERS, WANTED
we can ut you FOR yyeiI-paid posi-
non as foreman or superintendent
OF an electric railway. iighting or
"!haino station. or telephone man
"Sti' Ih!s course OF instruction has
bSen approved BY the best known
etectricnl engineers in The world. We
can give you the records OF Il thou-
5and men who have succeeded as the
airect result OF taking this course.
ne only qualification needed is the
ABILITY 10 read and write. ana tho
ambition 10 succeed. Write at once
tor Information l. G. *, Box kay
l64e. l.. Scranton. Pa.
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GDtirr5

NOTICE TO THE pUl3LIc.-TiiE GRO
cery business a, 50i North Sinth
street. formerly conducted by Lun.
am BROS; has been bought by Sir.
~. Allen, and win be reopcncd
April !. with a full line Of GROCERIES.
vegetables. etc. I.undin Bros take
lhis occasion To thank the puIIjc
Tor their past patronage and 10 ugi,
continuance of the same TO the
new firm.
RELIABLE TRANSFER -MILJ.Yt3r.s
JO2 North Ninth street. hauIs trunks
Tor 25c. Claim checks Issued ~ M.
mouse for your baggaEc. TWO men
on our wagon. We make a speciality.
OF moving furnitur. ANA uI;,nns
fhOhc Madison liib
WANTED. THE pCBIIC 10 Knew
that JAIINKE BROS. jewelers. 9is
East Main Street, bay, sell. .XGi,,nt.a
and REMOuNT DIAMONDS IN TIE
LATEST STYLES. oiI gold and sii .
yer always taken In exchange.
pr. y c. MuELLEI:. sUEGEoN-CII-
Bank. Office hours: a. Ms p N
saturday. ic +. Nj: Sunday. 9-i2 NJ,
NJ anicurins. Phon" Monroe 256o-i..
THE DOTS AND DASIiES OF rh:LcG-
fhphy ana railroad work taught by'
Az expert at MASSEYS SCHOOL. or
TELEGRAPIiY, so2 l. Broad Street.
TO THE PUBLIC:
Wish 10 announce tina, 10
all kinds Of carpenter ana brick
work. build and "rpaiT houses OiiIcc,
g02 =: Twenty ninth Street. T. j.
ZAJAC.
= coI.oRED Man. 40 YEARS OLD.
dark skin, five fcct ton Inches his
and about 40 pounds was drown. d
IN ing James River. Amy one iindini;
the body VII! please write to nl;
brother. WALTER COLEMAN Rock
"a
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LOAN Gfflees.
PER CENT TO PER CENT pi3I
MONTH.

WE GUARANTEE ALWAYS TO GIVE
YOU THE LOWEST RATE OF IN
rEREsr on YOUR DIAMONDS.
WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER
WARE ETC. ALL PLEDGES PRO
TEcTED By FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF VAULTS.
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.
$. BAcHRAcH PROPRIETOR. SIS
EAST BROAD STREET. LARGEST.
OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
COLLATERAL INSTITUTION IN
THE SOUTH. ESTABLISHED IN
1887.
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automobiles for 5alf

FOUR 30x3 l-2 DUNLOP QUICK DE
tachablc tires, new. $40. or will cx-
chanre for anything OF value; one
chassis and -FOUR passenger body, $40.
y. KELLY. 3cl0 Huntington Ave.
NeMpOrt NnMH. Va.
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WANTED. FOR U. :. ARMY. ABLE
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
OF IS ana 30: citizens OF United States
OF good character and temperate hab-
Us. who can speak, read and write
the English language. For informa-
non apply TO Recruiting Officer, $40
y. broad street. Richmond. Va
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situations 1l,antcb, paIe

cLUB MANAGER. FIF.
Teen years experience, " y. c.. vi
cinity. best references. sober. RICH
II North Third street
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Gfftfngs

o a STATED COMMUNICATION or
Ny Bnbcock Lodge. No. 322 A., i. &
w a. NJ. Will be held In Odd Eel
lows Hall. Highland Springs, FRIDAY
EVENING. March 90 at 1880 p NJ
All brethren are invited TO attend.
Work may be expected
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
]. b. DOWDEN,
Secretary.
g NO. 10.--A SPECIAL COMMiNI-
Ny cation of Richmond Lodge. No.
w 10. Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons, will be held In the Masonic
Temple THIS (F'riday) EVENING,
March 90. 1912. Mt $50 o'clock
Work.
Members OF sister lodges and tran
silent brethren fraternalIy invited.
BY order of tho Worshjpful Master.
r. L. VAN DEyENTER.
Secretary.
ALL OFFICERS AND MENIERS OF
Colonial Camp. No. sos, Order Of tho
Golden Seal. are invited to he present
FRIDAY NIGHT. s O'clock. at rooms.
second floor Bryan Building, Eighth
and Broad. when Mrs. Jennie NJ Cole.
Supreme Instructor. will give IAN
excmpliiication OF the drill work Of
the order. r. L. JENNINGS
Secretary.
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A3Iitinrry
LSFlI Gstalc Jior Rent

STABLE ron RENT NEAR FIFTH
and Grace Streets. CRENSHAW Il
KICKS.
FOR RENT, OFFICE SPACE IN 1920
Han street. South Richmond APP
ply on premises,
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rIIE vALENTiNr2 AUCTIoN CO. Auctioncers
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TELEGEhPHY AND RAILROAD WORK
taught thoroughly by expert opcr-
ator Splendid equipment and reason
able rates MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LI-GE
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THE DOTS AND DASIiES Of .r.,I.t,,;.
'hphy and railroad work taught by
Az expert at MASSEY5S SCHOOL OF
TELEGKA ". sn2 L Krn;tn Str..ri
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2rIp llantfn, female

WANTED. FIRsT-CLAss MANICUEiST
At MURPHY's HOTEL BARBER
SHOP at once.
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ONE LARGE ROOM MD HALL ROOM
at 392 East. Franklin. Monroe 1906"
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
lizard us East Marshall Street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent. lo7 y. Third Street.
BRIGHT HALL. Room: PRIVATE
family Madison 1898.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM FOR y YOUNG
lady. 2l6 East Franklin.
Eoarb G0dntco
LADY DESIRES ROOM AND BOARD
west OF Shafcr. B. H. L., Drawer No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-08
BARNES RESIRES
FREE DELEGATES
Republicans Gathering For
Struggle in New York
Convention.

Rochester, n. Y, April S--With the
arrival Of William Barnes, jr., chairman
Of the state committee, and the ad-
vance guard Of the delegates to the Re
publican state convention tomorrow,
which is to elect four delegates-at-
large TO the national convention and
adopt a platform. there began con-
terences that continued throughout the
day.
The drafting Of the platform will
be accomplished after the most care
ful consideration and discussion. -
said Mr.. Barnes THAT is the bust
ness Of the convention tomorrow. As
70 the instruction Of delegates. to the
chicago convention, that will be deter
mined by the delegates at the cOnven-
ton Wednesday,"
Lieutenants Of chairman Parnes
made It known that an uninstructed
delegation was desired. but Samuel S
koen1g, chairman Of the New York
county commltte was active today in
an endeavor TO have the delegates in
structed for TAFT
Besides United States senator Flihu
Root vlce-president James 5. Sherman.
William Barnes, jr, and Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, president of Columbian
University, the names, Of former gov
ernor B. B. Oden, jr., of Newburgh,
William Berri. Of Brooklyn and %. III.
Butler Of Buffalo. have been put for
ward as delegates at large.
A boom for the denomination of
James :. sherman yOr vice-president is
expected this afternoon when a dele
cation from Utica is to arrive.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-08
WILSON OPPOSES
FREE SUGAR BILL
Says It Would Abrogate Gu
ban Reciprocity; Other
WASHINGTON News.

Washington, D. C.. April S.-Assist-
ant secretary Wilson, Of the state de-
rsrtment told the finance committee
o. the senate that the free sugar bill
would mean the abrOgauOn Of the reel
prOcity agreement with Cuba for 20
percent preferential
The house continued the debate on
the indian appropriation bill The e girl
culture committee listened to Srgu-
kets to investigate the methods Of
farming products.
The senate judiciary committee or
dered favorably reported the nomina-
tion Of George L Townsend TO be
United States marshal OF Delaware.
James A. ConrOy, director of the port
OF Boston, urged the Massachusetts
delegation in the house TO oppose the
proposal in the Panama government
bill to divorce the railroads from steam
ship lines
Senator Chamberlain spoke in IA
VOr of the proposed WOrkmen's com
Tensation bill to ameliOrate conditions
growing out Of the industrial markets.
The house bill apprOpriating $500, 1000
for nOOd-fighting was amended TO
make the money also apply to opera
lions on Mississippi river tributaries
Representatives Bates introduced 4
bill to reestablish the grades OF ad
miral and vice admiral in the navy.
New Arizona p. VI.
The president sent the nomination
to the senate of E J. Lehman for post
master at Clifton. Ariz.
Hearing Set IN Sloan Case.
The senate committee on judiciary
VIII hold a hearing next Friday on the
nomination of Richard Sloan as United
States judge for Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-08
FIGHTING FOR
ILLINOIS
VOTE
Tuesdays Preferential Pri-
mary There is First In
Pivotal State.
POLITICAL INTEREST
GREAT IN ILLINOIS

Chicago, IL. April S-Preparatious
Tor final efforts in the political BAT
tie which will end Tuesday with the
selection Of the party standard bear
ers IN the state, Occupied the atten-
ton Of leaders OF the several cam
paigns today.
For the first time in the history Of
the state. the rank and file Of the
voters will have an opportunity 10 de-
clare their preference for preSiden-
tlal candidate. Illinois viii be the
first great pivotal state in the pres
ent campaign to have a preferential
presidential state and this fact to a
great extent OVershadOWs the contests
over state officers. some Of which
have been running for months
On the Republican side. the contest
between the followers Of president
Tart and the supporters Of Roosevelt
is now at white heat and each fac
ton hopes for an expression from the
voters which will settle the matter in
which the 18th Illinois delegates will
vote at the national convention These
names will appear on the Republican
ballot for presidential preference.
Taft. Roosevelt and La Toilette. Speak
er Champ Clark and governor Wood
row Wilson are the only Democratic
candidates whose names 7iiI be on tire
ballots.
on the state ticket for the Repub-
ltcan party there ara eight candidates
for governor, while five Democrats
are seeking the Same office.
Under the new appOrtionment, Illi-
nOis entitled to two congressman at
large and nine candidates on both the
Democratic and Republican tickets are
before the voters
Four Republican candidates seek the
senatOrships from Illinois. Only one
Democrat has entered the list for
this nomination. In y of the % con-
gressional districts Of the state only
one Democratic candidate Is seeking
nomination and in five districts only
one Republican has been named
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-08
STEEL IS LAID ON
TUCSON EXTENSION

Steel IS being land on the Tucson eX-
tension of the Southwestern. The first
steel was put down between Fairbank
and the San Pedro river. As soon as
this track is down construction work
will start on the bridge across the San
Pedro and the track laying will con-
tinue west toward Tucson from Fair
bank. 1t is necessary to complete the
track before the bridges can be built. as
the bridge materials are too heavy to
transport except on trains.
The grading outfits are leaving the
rightofway of the extension, as ali but
one piece of work with the steam SHOW
els have been completed. c. c. Tinker
and H. c. Hitchcock. who are in charge
of the construction work on the Tucson
extension, were here over Sunday to
spend Easter.