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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
SWEET CHAL YBEATE

Swee, Chalybeate. Va. September
Mrs Ella Heplar had charge Of a
very delightful party tina, was given
as a farewell to Mrs <. a. Gran, on
Wednesday night Those in this na-tv
besides Mrs Grant. who was the CUES,
of honor were Mesdames Bovkin.
hardy Baya. Ander,on. Arlington.
stephenson. Cooke, BALDWIN. woems
and Tazewen. Misses Rose and saliie
Cooke Miss Mamie kenset, ana
Percy Stephenson.
Mrs Grant gave bridge party TO
the same friends after the supper in
me card room The prizes were won
oy Mrs Weems. the nrst. Mrs An
ferton second Mrs Baya. ,hini. and
Mrs X. T. Arlington. the consolation.
on Friday night Mrs. Finch. o; Nor
folk. gave a supper In honor of her
guest Miss Isabel johnson. OF Chicaco.
Ill, In the casino Her guests were.
Mesdames Grant. Anderton. Weens ana
Hoskins. Misses Weems. Johnson. Bat
tey, Myers. Dixon. Anderton. Steger.
Messrs. Weens. Dulaney. Bradford ana
Calvert Taeeweii. Grant and DR.. Hos
A,,nla Grant entertained few
rs c. ~ t4cN IdTebit on Satur-
DAY night after the dancing. Those
with him were Mesdame Anderton,
Hosk!ns, Grant. Misses Weems. Dixon.
Lutte and katharine Myers. Baya
Eakie and s,eeer. Messrs. Dulany
bradford and Calvert Tazewel!. Harry
. Finch. Hardy and DR. H,skins.
After tie usual Sunday nigh, con.
cert Mrs L. a. Grant had a few OF
her friends In FOR a little salad and
coffee Those enjoying her hospitality
We're Mesdames Hardy Dooke. Weeins.
Misses Rose Cooke. Kensett and Miss
steger, Mrs stockton Cooke ana Mir,
Brooke Eakle.
Miss Frances Eal1le gave an Ice
cream supper IN the casino on Monday
night after tho dancing. having win
her Mesdame-s Anderton and Eakie'
Misses Weems. Anderton. Ba,tev.
Myers. Baya, Steger. Messrs. Grant
Parker Hardy. Dodd. Weems. Taze-
well, Brooke and Hunter Eakle the
same evening Mr and Mrs willis gave
e small party on their porch. Their
quests were Mr. and Mrs. Broken
borough, Mrs Baya, Mr. and MISS
Lyman, Miss Rose Cooke.
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g: Summer

be held at Fassafcrn Farm. when tho
new race track built b. the Fassefern
Hunt Club. viii be used for the first
time Among the special features will
be horse racing. mule racing and other
events including Gymkhana sports. Tho
entries will include several racing
horses which Clendcnning J. Ryan Will
bring from Oakridge. Va. Mr.. Sard.
who has been the guest OF tho ingalls,
family mere since their return from
Europe two weeks ago. lef, for Al
bany the middle Of the week ana Will
return during the week preceding the
wedding After the honeymo IN he and
ms bride viii reside in Albany.
Robert Waller. OF New York. is back
after spending August with his son
and daughter-in law. Mr.. and Mrs Ste
wart Waller. at Sow London Mrs
waller who has been with him. will
Join him haro later IN tho month.
Hamilton King. Of New York return
ed 70 his studio here this week. motor
Ing from New York with samuel Dobbs.
OF New York. and several other friends
whom he is entertaining
Mr and Mrs Charles " Baker %
New York, ana Mr. and Mrs Edgar
II. Bright gave dinner parties at the
Daniel Boone Log Cabin during the
week, and a dinner party Of young
people there Included tho Misses Mar
Faroi. Sarah. and Iemoyne Duniop. and
Eleanor Bright With them wore Miss
Martha Collier. OF Petersburg. who lis
a guest at Barton Lodge Miss RAY
and Jesse Eddy. Of Morristown WIG
returned homo later in tho week
Mr. and Mrs william Thaw III Of
il'tshnrgh- gave a luncheon at Fassc-
form Farm several DAYS ago for MIR
and Mrs. Archibald McCrse. of New
York. and before MI sard's departure
Tor ALBANY ne. Miss Barnard and Miss
ingalls, were there for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs George Gunton gave
large luncheon and bridge recently
at Gun'on Lodge for Baron and Baron
ess Hosenkrantz OF London
W;iam r Trigg. Of Richmond was
q recent dinner most a, The Homestead
and Mr. and Mrs y Z Perrin. Of New
York gave = dinner for number Of
Justice Joseph r 1smer. Of Augusta.
"a and Mrs. Lamar have gone to
White sulphur Springs
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CULPEPER

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Culpeper, Va. September Mr.
and Mrs. James Stewart Brand. of
Mrs. S. NJ. Newhouse
Mrs Kennedy and little daughter.
Mary of Washington, are the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. c; w. Wine
Mrs. J. W Ware and mother. Mrs.
Nottingham. and Miss Nottingham,
left on Wednesday for Shephcrdstown.
Va. where they will make their home.
They were accompanied to Washington
by Mrs Severn Nottingham.
Mrs Dupriest, OF Lynchburg. is the
guest OF Mrs. J. a. Strother at Kin
loch"
William Yanoey ana Mercer Jones
spent several days this week In Rich
", w. chelf spent several days this
week in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Royston left Cuipeper on
Wednesday for Washington. where she
will visit friends.
Miss Louise Hough. OF Alexandria, is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. L. p. Nell
son. Jr.
Charles Neal Goldsborough left Gull
ney. where he will attend school this
winter.
Misses Lois and Frances Hersey. OF
Washington. are the guests OF Miss
Mrs. B. II. Miller. of Norfolk Is the
guest of her niece. Mrs. r. r. Macoy,
on Main Street
Misses Louise Fray. Adella Holton.
Julia Miller Blake. Annie Bickers and
John Bickers motored to Charlottes-
Vile on Monday.
Misses Fannie Louise Rixey and Lu-
Gle Williams left on Tuesday for
Farmville where they will attend
school this winter.
Or Otis Marshall spent several days
this week in Lynchhurg
Mrs. Cox and family. who have been
the guests of DR. and Mrs. c. a.
Sprinkle. returned to their home in
Richmond on Monday.
Miss Della Walker. OF Richmond, is
the guest of Mrs. Wallace Nnlle.
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CONCORD

Concord Va. September Mrs. NJ.
* Terrill, OF iollins. is a guest at
the home OF Mrs. j. IL. Steele.
Mrs Norman Hayden Wheaton; Of
MI and Mrs. Carson and Mrs. f. c.
Cross Will leave the latter part of the
week for visit 10 relatives in
New Hampshire.
Mr. ana Mrs IL C. Page. of Crewe.
passed through town Monday en- route
TO New York City.
Mrs John Hunter and children, of
Roanoke. who were guests at DR.. T. w
Eanes home last week. have returned
to their home.
Wharton Page. of Crewe, Is here
visiting his uncle. p. c. Wharton
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Ernest Tyler
and daughter OF Stannton, who have
been visiting al Mr. and Mrs j. II.
Stull left for their home Monday.
J. H. Steele ana 1. G. Crews left
Wednesday for Columbus. o.. for a
ten days trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Eanes AIers nre hero
visiting friends
Rev. w. c. Williams left few days
ago for a trip to Baltimore. Washing
ton and other points North
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CROCKETT SPRINGS
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Crockett Springs. Va. sepiemher
The great heat wave which descended
with such suddenness over Richmond
ana other cities. in fact over the coun-
try at large, was felt here. II lasted
Tor several hours. but A refreshing rain
on Tuesday cooled the atmosphere
and the guests are again enjoying the
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool weather which re-
oommends Crockett as one OF pleasant
resorts to visit
This week has been marked by
various small and private entertain
ments Welsh rarebit parties were
given on Saturday and Monday nights.
and several small card parties have
been enjoyed
group OF pretty and attractive
children gathered on the lawn Wednes-
day afternoon Mt a watermelon feast
given by Mrs. Z j. Burgess. of Waco.
Texas. for her little son. Jack. Mrs
BurSess's guests included all the chill
dren at the Springs
The bowling alley has been popular
with a number of the younger set
Mrs. Charles Langhorn. OF Richmond
who spent several weeks here left on
Friday for her home. She was ac-
companied by her sister Mrs r. j
who have also been sojourners hero. and
who VIII visit Mr. and Mrs Langhorn
in Richmond before returning to their
home In Waco. Texas
Mr.. ]. r. Cook. of Roanoke. motored
here on Saturday with Mrs. Mamie
Barnett. ]. w. Barnett and Ralph
Thomas for visit OF several days
DR.. Ben Moomaw and F. e. strickler.
OF Roanoke. arrived here Saturday
night in Dr. Moomaw'e car. DR.. Moo
nav remained here until Tuesday even
Ing. when he left for n visit to his
brother. in Pulaski.
Several young men, taking advant-
age OF Labor Day. came here for the
week end and remained over untn
Monday afternoon. Among these were
Charles Saunders. OF Richmond @. c.
Armistead and John 5. Boswell. of
Roanoke.
Mrs. Minnie Drewry Butrand and the
Misses Butrand, OF Richmond. were
guests who spent the month OF August
here -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
BOWLING GREEN
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Special TO The Times y ispatch.1
sowing Green. Va. September T.
Miss Mary Thompson. OF Alabama ,s
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. J. s.
Misses Eugenia and Ada Glassell arc
spending some time with friends in
ashington. 90
Mrs. r a. Coghin has returned from,
VISIT 10 friends in Essex County.
Mrs Willard w Green is visiting
ner. parents Mr.. and Mrs Hughes Dit
lard. In Chatham.
Rev. G. r Cruikshank has returned
ioom visit to friends in Bristol
MRS William l.. Boyd. of Richmond
Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
I. y Coghlll
Miss May Broaddus. OF Richmond
is spending some time with her mar,
ents, DR. and Mrs. W I. Broaddus.
MISS Margaret Webb is spendins,
some time in Richmond with friends
Mr. and Mrs. c. y. Broaddus have re.
turned from visit to Mr. and Mrs
CHarIes Newbill in Essex County
nlr' and Mrs. T G Valentine enter
tanned number of their friends .rnas
S NY evening In honor OF their niece
HISS Lonlse Baker or Knoxville. Tenn
Slnohe those present were NIissae
susie Butler. Helen Broaddus. Louiss
ttulnes. Annie NJ. White. Ruth Rerlov,
1ilce hroaddus. Nellie Borum. Annie
.oncure, OF Blackstone. Mrs Rax.
S,a!r,eton. of Montgomery. Ala. Mrs
w W i iilem L. BOYD. OF Richmond ma
Nichard l.. Beaie. Athol Collins wa
ing Bowie. Aubrey Valentine ana ~
'ohn G. Broaddus.
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Resorts .
NATURAL BRIDGE
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Natural Bridge. Va. September T.
with the passing Of the very success
ful season. there has come the depar-
ture OF some y the summer colony
and the necessary leave takings would
be painful IL one did not expect to
meet the pleasant summer friends else
where or 10 join them here next sum
mer. An unusual number OF the sum
mer colony Will remain here for the
early fall and VIII enjoy life with a
zest the summer could not give. As
the days become cooler outdoor sports
are more and more popular The
most jealous walkers explore
the mysteries OF Isabeua's STAR
way most interesting and
picturesque cave. Others seek high
points Tor lovely Views and glimpse
Of the Peaks Of outer in the distance.
The beautiful glen always attracts the
visitor an dso1ow5ner at the Bridge.
One never tires OF seeing the great
stone arch. veritable rock of ages.
This seems to be the most popular
touring season. so many are the motor
cars tnnt come ln finding eest and re-
iresnment here There is a daily pro-
csssion Of automobiles that )me flying
bright colored remnants Of many local
ities and 70 out waving the Natural
Bridge pennant In its varied hues This
is a touring point On the National nigh
way from Atlanta - New York. a
better ana more direct automobile road
from Lynchbnrs TO the Bridge IS NOW
almost completed. which viii make the
Bridge more quickly accessible 10 the
people ot the Hill City
Mrs Samuel K. Davy, OF Philadelphia,
and Mrs H,bert FERGUSON and child
rem OF HAMPTON are new carly fall
colonlsts.
~ + prltchard. Of Charleston. 5. c..
Us spending his vacation here
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bryan. OF
richmond came here while on Il motor
trip through tho Virginia mountains.
NJ Wallace and John = Wing1.
Of Richmond recently spent few
days mere.
Mrs = o Booth and Miss Booth. o,
williamsburg and Lieutenant " II.
Booth, OF the United States Navy. visit.
ed the Bridge while on a motor trip.
j. \ Mundy. Jr.. and c. Canen Rob
lnson. Of Wingina, are among the re-
cent arrivals
Mrs V II Paine. Jr.. MISS Ross
and c. Antrim. Of Richmond. came
here on their return motor trip to the
Warm and Hot Springs
Mrs. and Miss Duncan. OF Charleston.
>. C.. have Joined the early fan colon
P r Bolton, and T. P Carson of
New York. recently spent d few days
here.
Mr.. and Mrs E " Latrentz. Miss La
irentz and Mrs. Hazel r Lairentz, 81
Brooklyn. y Y. made an automobile
party that came here on their way to
the Hot and the White sulphur.
Mr. and Mrs " NJ Lyle. Miss
Eleanot Lyle am Rev Beverly D.
Tucker Jr.. of the University Of viz
ginia. were touring party that Wis
tied This point en route to the White
sulphur.
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visiting friends on East Main street.
Mrs. W. + Ford and sons Wallace
and Aubrey. and daughter Elizabeth.
are visiting friends and relatives in
Washington, d. c.
B. I. Hatch and Herbert Drewry
have returned to their homes in Wav
View and Virginia Beach.
Chambliss illiams and Oscar H.
West left to-day FOR the Virginia Mill
itary Institute at Lexington.
Mr. and Mrs Jester ~ Gray have
retlGned to their nome in Milton. Del.
after a visit OF a month with relatives
in Waverly.
Miss Mary Drew Land who has been
visiting in the home OF Mrs. Harvey
Fleetwood, on East Main street. has
returned to her home in Greensboro.
y. c.
Mrs Walter p williams who has
Mrs. {. c. Sharp. near Waverly for
the past ten days. has returned TO her
home a. Zuni.
Misses Mary Hancock and Louise
Fleetwood left Waverly this week for
Blackstone. where they VIII remain
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Cobb and son. Ben
have returned to their home in Black
stone after spending week in the
home OF Mrs Lucy Chappell on Main
street.
Mrs George A Harrison and little
daughter. Mamie BAIRD left to-day for
Petersburg. where they viii visit in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
CARTERSvILLE
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Especial TO Tho Times Dtspatdh.J
Cartersville. Va. September Mrs.
S. L T<ie is at home again after a.
stay of several weeks at Virginia.
Beach and Richmond
Mrs. LOWE Rogers Goodyear, of Au-
gusta, Ga. Is visiting hex uncle, Is.
w. palmore, OF this place
Hamilton High School opened Tues
day for the seventh. eighth. ninth and
tenth grades. The grammar and pri-
mary grades will not be started until
month later.
MIR. Tyndan az Richmond, is prin-
cipal OF the school this year. with Miss,
Hunt. of Eastern Shore. as assistant
IN the High School work. Miss Verna
White has the grammar grades, with
Miss Mary Reynolds in charge of the
primary work Miss Stella Duke is the!
instructor in music.
Miss LILY Rhodes has returned from,
n visit to her sister. Mrs. Philip Mason.
OF Richmond
Mrs. j E. Brooke and two children.
LETT Thursday for her home in MsArv-
land. She VIII be gone several weeks
Mrs William o Snead and three
children. OF Fork Union. have been
spending some time with her parents
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Dickinson
Mrs. Florence Graves Edwards. who.
has been a guest at Hotel <ie for some
time. has returned to her home in,
Richmond
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HARRISONBURG
( special TO The Tines.Disnatoh !

lSpeci3. 10 Inc Times e. us pa tcH
Harrisonburg. Va. September 7.-Mr.
monc. gave brilliant cotillion Wed
nesday night in honor OF Harry Lee
Dechert, son Of Mr. and Mrs. W. l.
Dechert, and brother OF Mrs Happier.
Among the dancers We're Miss Anne
Blackwood OF Washington; George
Brent, OF Alexandria. and Mrs Henry
baGley. OF Raleigh. y. c. guests OF
Mrs W. E. Manor
Miss Margaret Roller. OF Narfolk is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Ed. Conrad.
Miss Minnie lie Price is visiting
her brother. Edgar Price. in Charlotte,
Or. and Mrs E NJ Beery. of Brook
lyn. y Y, We're recent guests OF Mrs
Beery's mother, Mrs. a. NJ Newman.
Miss Carrie May Fletcher has re-
turned TO Boston after a visit 10 her
uncle \ X Fletcher
and Mrs. r. y Haas.
Miss Mary McLelland. OF Richmond.
Is visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
p. and Mrs CHARLES T. Lindsay. of
mother. Mrs. c. II. Lindsay. in Bridge
water
Miss Ethel Yost. OF Winchester. has
arrived to spend some time In Har-
risonburg.
Mrs Ed C. Alar,z is visiting relatives
in New York City.
Mrs r b. Brooke and daughter, Miss
Amelia, are sojournins at Atlantic CITY
Professor and Mrs. James {. John
ston have returned from a visit TO Ma
nassas and Washington
Mrs. Winfield Liggett IS visiting
friends in Fredericksburg Miss WarS.
Connlan LiGgett has returned from a
visit TO Boston. "
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WAVERLY
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
Waverly. Va. September Mrs.
turned from a visit of six weeks to
Mrs, w. F. Dnnaway. Jr.. at Beckley.
w. Va
Miss Estelle Fitchette. after a visit
OF several weeks to friends in Chase
city and Petersburg. has returned to
her homo In Waverly
Miss Cocoa Rowe. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Waverly
for the past three months. has returned
TO her home in Fredericksburg.
&illiam -,Wetr, OF WaShington, o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
/: RI:CKI LES. I,
New Drug That Quickly Removes Tbs..
Horneiy Spots

There's no longer the slisht..t ,..s -.
ieehns ashamed OF vour freckles as A ney
arus' othne-double strength-has haan
discovered that positively removes these
homey spots
simply get one ounce OF othine-doub,s
strength-from Trngle Drug 60 and nppiv
a little OF 1t at night. and in the morning
you VIII zee that even the worst freckles
have begun to disappear. while the lisbtnr
ones have vanished entirely. II IL seldom
that more than an ounce is needed to com
pietely clear the skin and gain a heauti-
full clear complexion
Be sure to ask for the 6unore> Atrenr,h
othine. az this is sold under guarantee OF
money back T. II falls to .rempya, geekles,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

the home OF Mrs. Robert Rogers. on
Washington Street.
Henry Bevlle. of Blackstone. is the
guest OF Wallace ". Chappell on Main
Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-01
SHEKIFf'S OffR-fs s.OLBS
INVESTIGATION YESTERDAY

The sheriffs office yesterday con-
Quoted an official investigation as to
the manner of Goulet's escape. and
discovered several features of a start
ling nature. In the iirst place, the
bars which were supposed to have
been taken by the escaping prisoner
were found hidden in one Of the steel
cages in the bull pen" from which
Goulet escaped. 1t is believed that
these were to be used az weapons in
an attack on the iailer ana guards in
n later attempt to escape. These bars
were conhscatod by the Investigating
officers and viii form important evil
donce in the action Nhicn viii prob
ably be brought against the other
prisoners Tor aiding Goulet to escape.
Many Ci The men are short-term
prisoners. hutror their completely in
the delivery are now likely to get much
heavier sentences than they origin
ally had.
The remainder of ,he saw which
was used for the escape has been
found. most of it IN the orcvice be-
tween two cross-bars in the window
1t also viii be used as evidence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-01
Ia TOILETTE MAKES
STRONG FIGHT IN
CALIFORNIA
Rudolph SpreCkIeS Comes Out
in Letter Against Governor
Johnson and Fayoring Wis
cOnSin Senator,
my Morning Journal special Leased Wire.

IBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire. I
san Francisco, April 30.-Senator
Robert NJ. La Toilette VIII speak at
the Dixon May Day fair tomorrow
afternoon. In the evening he will
talk in sacramento.
State Treasurer Andrew H. Dahl.
OF Wisconsin. arrived here today and
viii campaign for La Toilette the
northern end of the state.
In statement issued from La Fol
lette headquarters here today. Iu-
dolph Spreckels urged men and wo-
men voters Of California not to FOL
low blindly the men who. after
fighting so bravcly to rid our state of
the Southern Pacific machine, are
now assuming the role Of dictators'
After asserting that Governor
johnson and his supporters had unan-
imously selected La Toilette as their
presidential choice only To- drop him
81 the time OF the governors eastern
trip in February. Mr.. Spreckels de-
clared these party leaders immediate
~ sought to undermine Ia Foilotte's
strength in this state by giving out
mis-statements To the effet that h.
has suffered physical break down.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-01
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-01
SAVING WAS All. DONE
ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The invoztiEation brought out the
/ fact that the saving was all done
/ Sunday afternoon. Definite Informal
| ton regarding practically every de-
tail Of the escape was obtained from
confession ~ one Of the short term
men as to his part in the affair and
while many details are withheld, il WAS
stated yesterday that several clues as
to the source cf the outside aid pro-
vided have been discovered and will
probably result in arrests.
The saving Of the bars begun at 3
O'Clock sunday afternoon. and was
consummated by $3.50. The Officers
say they know who did the saving.
but decline To- name the man. No
prisoners other than Goulet escaped
because none cared 10 take the
chance of being recaptured and hay
ing terms added to their present
sentences for breaking jail.
Sergeant Of the Mounted Police
John W. Collier. with James Martin,
a former member Of the city police
force and another officer. spent the
morning yesterday in an automobile
on the mesa. running down the clues
brought in last night and yesterday
regarding man seen there who an
swered the description of Goulet.
Their efforts were frui;less. however.
and they returned 10 the city early in
the afternoon.
Captain cred Forncn of the
mounted police came in from the
south last night and announced his in
tenticn Of taking a hand in the chase
if possible. He expected to go south
from kennedy. working along the line
of the New Mexico Central from its
intersection with the Santa Fe. hut
developments last night changed his
plans.
Miramcn Luczro. the former dcpu-
ty who Monday saw q man on tho
mcsa. whom he said answered Gou-
let's description. arrived az Escabosa
Tuesday mdrning al o'clock. and
gathered q force Of men 10 search the
unognfaIs nearby. From Developments
last night lt would appear thar Gouiei
had passed that point % that time
Considerable Of sensation u eX-
pected when the further details ~ the
iuveafiralIan in the Jail are gwen out
for pubiicaiion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-05-01
UNDERWOOD LEADS IN
FLORIDA PRIMARIES

JacksOnvllIe. Fla, ApriI 5O.-Re-
turns frcm the presidential primaries
held in this state today with Woodrow
Wilson and oscar Underwood as the
only participants. were meager al
midnight. Few precincts had been re.
ported complete. but these and the
vote OF other precincts as far as
counted, indicates that Underwood
was leading by fair majority. The
ballot was more than two feet long
and Il takes four TO six minutes to
count one vote. Anything like COM
plete figures on the vote are not ex-
pected before "wednesday night.