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New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
FIRE DOES $4,000 DAMAGE
Faulty Apparatus Permits Blaze tc
Gain Much Headway.

Fire, which caused a loss OF from 50.0oo
TO s75,0oo. destroyed thirty cars in the st.
Nicholas Auto Depot at No. 52 West 6Sth
street last night Policeman NJ. j. Fisher,
of the West 6Sth street police station,
turned in the alarm at Columbus avenue,
but the apparatus was out of order. An
employe ran out and told Policeman Rose,
who was on a neighboring beat, but he
also tried 20 use the faulty device and the
fire had gained much headway before any
engines arrived.
The garage is directly back of the St
Nicholas Skating Rink, and in an alley
between the two buildings Is large gaso-
iene tank. The tank is underground, ana
by playing three streams over the. spot the
frer1en were able TO avert an explosion.
AS the flames swept through The garage
the tires of the automobiles burst Ths
crack Of the exploding tires was almost
continuous, and a siren, which In some way
or other was set in voice by tho fire, added
In the rear of the garage is the Coluin-
bia Warehouse. from which thirty horses
were taken out when 1t seemed that the
blaze was likely 10 spread. The fremen
succeeded i'm confning the flames to the
garage.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
FINDS WIFE DEAD FROM GAS
Jewelry Salesman Puts Blame on His
Business Trips.

.Fred A. CARL, Jewelry salesman, Of
No. 4N Decatur street, Brooklyn. returned
10 his home yesterday morning, after a
three days absence, TO find the doors
locked against him. He got the aid of a
patrolman and the front door was forced.
The men were almost overcome By the
fumes Of gas. and when they we're able TO
make their way inside they discovered Mrs.
Flora CARL, Carlrs wife, lying the
floor of the dining room, with gas pouring
from four open Jets.
The woman was dead when DR.. Krelte.
Of the Bushwick Hospital, arrived. CARL
told the police he believed his wife had
killed herself owing TO dependency at his
frequent business trips from home.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
JUMPS INTO ICY RIVER
Alleged Thief Escapes by Swim
ming the Bronx at Night.

One Of two men surprised by detectives
while burning insulation from q coil of
copper wire on the shore of the Bronx
River IN West Farms, last night, leaped
into the river, amid floating ice cakes, and
swan three hundred feet TO the opposite
shore. The other preferred arrest and was
locked up IN the fremont station on a
charge Of taking three thousand feet of
copper wire from the yards OF the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad.
lie said he was William Mcdonald, of No.
1857 Simpson avenue, The Bronx.
The police have received many complaints
recently OF thefts of copper wire from the
repair sheds and yards of the railroad
near the West Chester station. Yesterday
afternoon another complaint was received
and Detectives McCarlton and Marion
were assigned 10 the case They were
walking toward the shore Of the Bronx
River when Marion smelled the odor Of
the burning insulation.
The detectives soon came upon the men
ana told them they were under arrest.
Both retreated to the edge of rock and
prepared TO leap into the river. The de-
tectives fred several shots into the air.
one OF the men jumped into the stream.
but the other surrendered.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
REASONS FOR SECOND TERM
Taft Club, of Chicago, Gives 20
for President Re- election.
rpv Telegraph to Tho Tribune

tBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune.l
Chicago, Feb, 1S-Twenty reasons are be-
ing relied on by the Taft Club, OF Chicagc,
30 bring about the nomination Of President
Taft. At least as far as Illinois IS con
cerned Copies Of reasons why Taft
should get square deal arc 10 be- sent
cut tomorrow 10 % 90 voters Of the state
from the headquarters here.
These reasons are as follows
Creation Of a tariff board tho first eli
cient means OF arriving At an intelligent
revision OF the tariff
Continuation as President OF, the con
structive work begun by him ~ Governor
General Of the Philippines
Labor legislation parsed under his direc.
tiOn. His efforts lOoking to solution Of
the complex problems arising between capt
tai and labor.
Promotion Of health and safety Of the
nation by the pure food laws.
Advocacy Of conservation of national re-
sources.
Inauguration OF postal savings banks and
recommendation of the parcels post.
Accomplishment of much by his admin
istration for effective supervision aud CON
troll OF corporations.
Steps taken TO prevent financial pantcs.
Enforcement Of criminal laws against all
Offenders, regardless OF influence.
Securing by his administration OF justice
for shippers and for the railroads.
Integrity Of courts has always been main
tanned by Mr.. Taft.
Administration has brought about econo-
my and efficiency in all departments of
the government.
Submission TO different states for ratifca-
tior of a constitutional amendment Iu-
thUrizlnG an income tax
Has shown himself a true friend OF civil
service.
Administration passed law requiring pub
icity for all campaign contributions.
Progress made by administration toward
completion Of Panama Canal.
Many achievements I'm foreign affairs. in
Guiding Russian passport question, pres
ervation Of peace along Mexican boundary.
Canadian reciprocity treaty. which was re-
jeCted by Canada. and treaties With China,
Honduras and Nicaragua.
Consistent effort 20 carry oft policies Of
Ms predecessor.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
C. M. HAMMOND FOR TAFT
Roosevelt's Brother in Law Says
California Will Help.
[From The Tribune Bureau.

Washington. Feb 1s-Colonel Charles
Miffiin Hammond, of Upper Lake. Cal,
one Of the leading Republicans of his state
and a brother-in-law of Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt, declares himself in favor OF
President Taft's denomination and re-elec-
ton.
On his way from Boston 10 California,
by way Of New Orleans, no stopped off in
Washington to-day for visit with Presi-
dent Taft. He was In conference In the
course of the day with Representative Nc
Kinley. Secretary Hiles, Senator Perkins
and others. This afternoon he gave out the
following statement:
] cordially support President Taft for
denomination and reelection. California
can be and Will be carried for him. State
rnents TO the contrary are misleading, and
are designed for the effect they may have
elsewhere. ] indorse the Presidents cand,-
dacy because of his practically progressive
policies end because Of the marvellous
achievements Of his administration. He is
entitled TO a second term, in order that
he may have the opportunity to carry for
ward the policies which have done so much
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
READY FOR THE KNOX TRIP
Armored Cruiser Washington
Leaves Norfolk To- day.

on Board L s. s. Washington, Nor
folk Va, Feb 1S.--This ship, one OF the
sr,artest on the armored cruisers of the
Atlantic fleet, will put to sea at flood tlde
tomorrow morning and head for Palm
Beach. TO take aboard Secretary Knox
and his party for an extended ana What
promises To be a notable cruise III
Caribbean waters and along the eastern
coast of Central America.
II weather conditions are favorable
Secretary Knox probably will board the
Washington on Wednesday If conditions
40 not warrant this arrangement, the
cruiser viii proceed to Key west
whence Mr. Knox will go by rail.
The programme for the cruise is tenta-
tive and subject 10 change at the direc-
tion Of the Secretary. AS now arranged
the Washington will. leave Palm Beach
OIL the afternoon of February ID, arriv-
ing at Port Antonio, Jamaica, on the
morning of February % Here the Sec-
retary's party will go by automobile
across the island to Kingston, returning
the same day to Port Antonio, sailing
later for Colon, where the Secretary is
due on February -. The party will
proceed by rail across the Isthmus, and,
returning, again board the Washington,
and proceed to Port Limon, Costa Rica,
on March >, arriving the same day.
Hero the Secretary's party will leave
the Washington and, crossing to Punta
Arenas. board the cruiser Maryland
about March 8. They will visit ports on
the west coast of Central America, later
crossing Guatemala from San Jose 10
Puerto Barrios where the Washington
will be waiting for them The Washing
ton will sail from Puerto Barrios about
March 81. The tentative itinerary then
follows
Cartagena, Colombia. arrive March %, p.
m: La Guayra. Venezuela IS, a. m, sail
81: Curacao April l. a. IN. sail J, p. m: San
Juan. 2. sail 3; Ponce. I, sail s. y. m; Santo
Domingo. c. sail S; Port-auPrince, 10, sail,
I2, D. m; Guantanamo, 10. sail 10; Havana,
Il. sail 20. Vera Crdz (dou5tfuD. %, sail q;
Key West arrive April 30.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
PENN. GETS ANOTHER LINE

Dayton. Ohio. Feb is.-Tt IS reported
here that the Dayton, Lebanon & Cincin-
natl Railroad has been taken over by the
Pennsylvunla system. which thereby gains
new entrance into Cincinnati and
shortens the distance between Dayton and
that point by about eleven miles.
Eugene Zimmerman. president of the
local road, Is quoted as saying that d.
rect line to Cincinnati through Lebanon
will be In operation within sixty days.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
- h.,n the country and to maintain its

10 help the country and 10 maintain lts
prosperity. a,roct aebt
of gratitude to him for his generous ,.i5,I ue,p
In SECURING the Panama Pacific exposllion,
a debt which the people of the state M arc
eager TO repay The state is normaliy nc re
publican by big majority, and ,hat . ma, ,So
Tpresident but IL will be augmented by the
enthusiastic support of the women v9teIa, ,L
yrbo have only recently been granted the
light 10 express their sentiments AZ 'ne
The strong Taft sentiment among ne tne
,romen Of California is poweriul lGi. laTtUI
in the development of the kindly Zee IeeliES T.,
t"m% t,,%,IS evidence for several months. Ihe
Cordial Cordial support accorded him by the pre- -
of California is an index to the trehu VI
nonular opinion.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
RIIs BOOSTS ROOSEVELT
Believes He Will Be Nominated a
Should Be Elected. ,
- reIegraph 70 The Trlbun.. ]

f.
Minneapolis. Feb. ls-"I believe Thsodors
Roosevelt will be nominated by the Repub-
lican National Convention in June, and for
the good of the country he should be elect
ed President IN November" Jacob Ris,
author, lecturer and for thirty years fellow
fighter and biographer Of the former Presi-
dent. made the above statement upon his
arrival from the East.
According 10 Mr. Rlis, Roosevelt senti-
ment Is on the increase throughout tho
East On his previous visit 10 the Twin
CITY, on November Il, 1910, Mr. Riis pre-
dicted that Colonel Roosevelt would be a
candidate for President In 1919, and that
there would be u political upheaval, out of
which would rise recognized Republican
party Of which Mr.. Roosevelt would bs
leader.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
T. R. CONVENTION ABANDONED
La Toilette Movement in Nebraska
swallows Roosevelt Shouters.

tBy Telegraph 20 Tie Iripune.
Omaha, Feb. N.-The middle-of- -the-road
Roosevelt meeting called for this week with
the purpose of selecting only Roosevelt
candidates for delegates to the national
convention Las been abandoned and TIE
call annulled. From answers received by
tho promoters 1t was evident that the Ia
Toilette movement in Nebraska has swsl4
lowed most OF the Roosevelt shouters.
The call for the convention was so word
cd that women delegates could be seated.
and an effort was made to obtain the co.
operation of suffragettes, but the women
refused to take part Only one woman was
appointed, and she promptly refused 20
serve.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
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SKATER BROWNS IN SENECA LAKE

Rochester, Feb. 1S-Robert Holdridse,
Northern Central telegraph operator. was
drowned while skating on Seneca Lake, a
half-miie from Watkins his home. The
body Was recovered shortly after he was
seen 10 break through the ice bride of
six months survives him.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-19

T" 1N"|-o0 WIT"T IU" NOTW-
 preacher attained in his larger sphere
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-19

of usefulness made a marked impress sion upon him. Surrounded by influ- ential friends and associates his an. bition5 widened. He began to pa" court to Miss Violet Edmands or BrOOkline, the daughter of Mosc3 Grant Edmands. a prominent Raptisr laymSn and trustee of the Newton Theological seminary, from which Richeson had been graduated. Miss Edmands was prominent socially a3d was wealthy in her own right, as well as entitled to share in the estate Of some SSSO.COO left by her grandfather. Entrance to the exclusive home of ,he Edmands had been easy to the min. ister as the pastor of the church tie family attended. and in a short time he was accepted as suitor for the daughters hand.
 At the same time RiCheson was meeting Miss Iinnell as formerly. But one day he borrowed the diamond ring he had giyel her, on the preteXt that
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-19
AWAY WITH CATARRH
 A FILTHY DISEASE
A Common Sense Treatment Quickly Relieves All
 Distressing Symptoms

ii you have any symptoms of ca- Jdrrh, such as stuffed mp feeling m the head. urOluso discharge from the nose. phloGn in the throat causing hawking and splitting, dull pain m the head. or ringing iH the ears. just auOiut the uostril- or rub The throat or chest with I little EIys CTpam Balm. and see how quickly you vU, get relief.
 lu just few minutes you sill feel your head clearing, and hrcr using the Balm for a day or SO the nasty discharge will Doe checked, the pain. soreness and fever louc, and. you will mo longer be offensive .to yourself and friends by your constant hawking, splitting and blowing
 Sh7Hc of the grip OI catarrh before lt lmuEirs FUuT sense Ut taste. smell and hearing and pOisOus your whole system In a short time you can be cured or tLis distressing disease by usius Ely.s Cream Balm This heal. ing, antiseDtc Balm does not fool you "ith short. deceptive relief but com pieiClg uyerCOmcs foe disease. lt glfars the nose. head aud throat of sll tho rank Ioison, sOothes, heals and strengthens the raw, surc mem branes, and makes You proof against Catarrh
 One application will convince you. and fifty cent bottle will generally effect a complete cure. Get it from your druggist and start the treatment at once
 s3s
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the following October Abandoning her plan of becoming a school teacher Miss LinuCl began preparations for her wedding Some of her treaUsseau was completed and the two paid a visit 10 Rev Edward $. Cotton 0. Brewster who was asked to otficiate at the ceremony.
 Friction developed between Riche- son and his deaCOus in June, 1910, over the young wiuistCrs impetuCus manner and his violent language. There was also question as to the loss ut S5U Iu money which had been left by UarishiOner in the pastor $
 study Tho minister declared he had been robbed Of the money shortly aftcrward it Was learned he had sent a similar sum b. money order from nearby town. to woman in Salt Lake City, Utah. His resignation fol. lowed and he accepted a call to the imwanueI Baptist church of Can.- bridge
 When Richeson went to Cambridge Mis- lLuueIl went tO the Conservatory of Music ll Boston. She was induced 10 attend the CcIsCrN atory by the min istar il tho Iaaa that by the Cultiva. ton of her voice, which had given signs 1l much promise in the HyanriG church cE0,r. she could better ft her. sell 10 become his wife. On the minis 'er's recommendation the girl took a IOor at the Young WOmen's Christ ian association quarters on WarrentOn street. Boston She proved g diligent student ana continued her church r.s.. Ia !. Q. Fremont Temple. rhe leading Bal- r!st church of the city There were frequent meetings between Miss Lin nell and RialesUu.
 Was Engaged to Be Married
 The success WiIcH the yOlng preacher attained in his larger sphere
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-19
.R|CHESON WILL MEET DEATH
 IN ELECTRIC CHAIR THIS WEEK
Clergymans Hours of Life Are Numbcrcd-- History of Murderer of Avis Lnnel and the Crime for Which His Death Is the Penal ty Demanded by the Law.

BOSTON, May 1>-The cI1uc for which Clarence Nir-I Thompson Richeson. at the time oi his arrest pastor of the Immauuel Church Ot Cambridge, was sentenced Co die n the electric chair was the confessed murder of his former sweetheart. lg wears old Avis LinncIl of Hyaunis, a pupil .n the New England Con scrva- tory OI Music Boston.
 The girl stood m the way Of the minister's marriage ro Miss Violet Edmands. society girl ana h,iress Of Brookliuo. both through an engage mout which still existed between -rc two and because cl a condition u which Miss Liuneu found herself The girl was deceived into taking poi son given her by RiglesOn, which she believed would remedy that condition and died in her rooms ar The Noun. Women's Christian association. on the C nluZ ur October -f -H11 Cr that day Invitations had been issued for tho wedding ceremony which Hs~ t8 unite Rev Nr. Eiche-ou and Miss EI- mauas
 As pastor Of % small church iu the Cape Cod town 0t Hyauni~ two years before the handsome and eloquent minister then 8" years uId had been attracted Co Avis L.nueU who vas au exceptionally pretty girl ot l7 years She lived with her parents. her father. Edgar LlnueIl. being a contractor and builder Ir was her ambition 70 become a teacher and she was attending be State Normal school at Iyanuis.
 Victim Member Of His Church.
 Miss Linnel joined Ricbes0n's church, wa baptized bg him and be- came member of the church choir. ln short time, early in 1909. Miss LtuuclI vas displaying g diamond ring and. ,ouadcd in her girl friends tha. sh, was to be married 10 tn0 minister
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-19
S3.5O Recipe Free,
 For Weak Men.
Send Name and Address TOday--- You Can Have ii Free and Be
 Strong and Vigorous.

have in my possession a prescription for DsrvOus debility, lack of vigor weakened manhood, falling memory and lame back brought on by excesses, unnatural drains or the follies of youth, that has cured SO many worn and nervous men right in their own homes-withOut any additional help or nledi- Cine-tbat I think every man who wishes to regain bis manly power aud yirllity, quickly and quietly, should have copy. So I have determined to send copy of the prescription free Of charge, in plain, ordinary sealed ens velope to any man who will write me for it.
 I1i5 prescription comes from e physician who has made s special study of men and sm convinced it is the sursst-acting Combi- nation for the cure of deficient manhood asd vigDT failure ever put together
 ' think owe it tO my fellow uan to send them a copy in confidence SO that any man anywhere who is weak and discouraged with repeBted ia lures may stop drugsiug himself With harmful patent medicines, secure wbst J believe IS the quickest acting rcstoratfys upbuildinE, SPOT-TOUCHING remedy ever devised, and so cure himself at home quietly and quickly Just drop ne line like this: Dr. IA. F.. Robinson. sso Luck Building Detroit, Mich, and l wTll send you a copy ot thig splendid recipe in a plain ordinary en- vgl1DG free of Chsrgs- A great many doctors NJr I1 charge SS.00 tO 500 for merely vTit ing c-t % sEsscrption like this-but I send 1t .l -r'y free. -
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pCiu,Ient and expense by accepting something claimed to be just as good as NeWbrOs HeTpieide. Thes on brands may possibly be good, but why take chances The genuine and original dandrud germ destroyer can alway, be obtained lt stops itching 0f the scalp almost instantly
 Send lUc in postage or silver for sample and booklet to The Herpicide Co. Dept B, Detroit. Mich
 Applications at good barber shops.
 NeWbro's HerpiCide in 5Oc and SlOO sizes is sold by all dealers who guar auteo it 10 do an that is claimed if you are not satisfied your money win be refunded S4O
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-19
MEN AND WOMEN CAN SAVE
 TYLER HAIR WITH HERP|CIDE

No woman should have poor. thin, scrdggy hair. and no man need be. come bald Poor hair and final bald ness are due Co the dandrulf germ
 NewbTos I.rrpcide win destroy this little germ and stop the hair from lallng Further evidence oI this is found iu a letter from Mrs r. Neilsen. of Tomah. Wis She says. 'l fought the worst kind gf daudrIn for nine years ] have been using Herpicide now one week, and my scalp is healthy. the Gandrm has gone and the itchiu- has stopped lt is the best remedy for scalp diseases ] ever saw, and ] have seen many ."
 Don't subject yourself Co dIsau-
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the stone needed rcsettlng. He did not return it. Ercrtually the news- papers announced the engagement oi Rev Mir RichcsOn and Miss Niole. EdmluIs T'e Iiunel family de mandgi an explanation. The minister promptly declared the story a news paper fake" ana was believed
 The invitations 10 the wedding Of Richeson and Miss Edmands were sent out the afternoon of Saturday. October 14 That same afternoon Ric1csOn dined with Avis LinreI at a little restaurant in the Back Bay. While there the girl appeared de. pre- ECd At times tears rolled down her chncEs When she returned to her lodging place, however, she seemed cheerful. although uuUkly cNcusins herself and hurTying away 10 her room
 GrOaus were heard coming from a bathroom of the association quarters shortly after 2 o'clock that evening The door was broken in and Miss Lin nell was found partially unconscious and apparently in great agony Hait an hour later she died without recover ing consciousness.
 4 belief that tho girl had committed suicide was at first general but her family were disposed 10 disCrcdit the report, and a thorough investigation was made.
 Soon after .he girl died. it was learned, that someone had tclcphoned to Riche7Or. as the girls nearest friend, and informed him Of the cir cumstalces. He cOldly denied at first that he knew the girl at all Then fin ally, admitting that she had been a member of E.s tyrmeT parish iu HyaU- his. he suggested that her brOther-in-
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found that he went to school early at Amherst Courthouse, Va, high school, then went tO CarrOllton, Mo, to work for brotber and attend local acad. 'emy Three years later he went 10 Liberty, Mo. and entered William Jewell College tO study for the min lstry. While q student ihe supplied pufpIts in Kansas City, Mo, Stewarts. vile, Miss. Fl Paso. Texas S.Louis- ville Ky, and other places.
 Richcson's life had not been an ull- disturbed one. it was learned, and many tales were related of his en, fContinued nm paz. el
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His Life Story.

Al the same time the police began
 an Investigation into the life of Rich. eson. Every important act of his life from the date of his birth at Rose Hill. Va, g. years ago, until his advent in Cambridge was gous into. It was
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Continued on Pas. 6)
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1912-05-18
son parish before Sunday.
Parishes to be Affected.


The waters are expected to cover
portions of st. Charles, st. John, As
cension, Assumption and Jefferson
parishes, unless the break is closed.
which at this time appears 70 be
improbable.
The country in the section near
the break and ON down to the gulf
is dotted with bayous and lakes, and
this fact, it believed, will prevent
the water rising any great depth.
The water will reach the gulf by
way of Lake Des Allemands, Bayou
Des Allemands, into Lake Salvador,
through Bayou Pierott, into. Little
Lake and through other b2yous and
sreams into the gulf. The banks of
the streams, however, are shallow
and all are expected to be overfiowed.
While the Texan & Pacific Rail-
road tracks, are affected, the traffic
will not be interrupted, as the trains
have already been diverted over the
Southern Pacific tracks, by way of
Lafayette, Cheneyvilie, Alexandria
and on west.