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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

Athens. September sr--fhs
in agreement VIII
ga,kau. states Tonight ordered the
OF her forces by sea ana
= Hand. The reason given for this
stem IS appreh.nsion on the part OF
,h. r,ltan states that the mcsiiiza-
,ion o, the Turkey army and the dis
or'.;inr internal condition of Turkey
Nigh, induce the Porte 20 seek a way
on, Of the difficulties In war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

low. There were only few persons
on II at the time and they had ample
opportunity to reach places OF safety
A hole eighty feet long was torn away
by the nrst break
The men who were killed worked In
a gang Of twelve, under the direction
Of Foreman R A. Carter. They were
the only ones At work at the time.
the other employees being engaged as
teams,ers and were some little dis
lance away Had the accident oc-
Cured twenty minutes later no one
below would have been caught as
the men stop work each afternoon at
s.a0 o'clock Another fortunate cir
cumstance was that there was no
matinee performance at the Academy
Of Music yesterday, for the departing
audience woulo have been crowdins
the street at that point about that
hour.
Unsbse e Explain Il.
Mr. Cartel and y. T. Cowherd, the
latter a member of the contractins
firm. were at loss to explain the
cave-in- II was certain that one OF
the braces, placed about twenty Feet
zpart. Kicked loose. allowing the
great mass Of earth TO fa! down How
thi. happened no one knew
II was explained by some, and vas
the opinion Of Fire Chief Joynes, tina;
tho earth which gave away was made
soil. which had been loosened by the
recent rains and further shaken sp
by the passing cara
The dead negroes had been In the
employ OF Cowherd e Cowhcrd fos
xcars and all were regarded Is faith
:uI wos Se.s. -. cswser. S9nesSced
ina, he --cw.i c:,e cor the eSes-e are
nav. them shipped to Goochiand to-day
,S,.r they have been viewed by the
Corcner's jury
CSrsoes - Wss1 ssSssss.
Coroner william r. Taylor was on
the scene shortly after the CAVERN and
saincd what Information obtainsoie ~
ina, time. However. there was little
or nothing which would throw any
IIrhs on the actual cause. He an
oounced that he woud hold sn Inquest
sn,o she death % the negroes ana an
,,oufrv into the cause Of the accident
tomorrow morning at ~ O'CLOCK IN
NJ. once at the City Hall
n vss after 10 o'clock last night
wh.n enc ,sst 81 she bodies was
nroueb, out. All were turned over
% ~ r johnson q Sons. negro IN
S.r,.errs. Of 70 West Leigh street.
-. ~ dir~csien Of Me. Ccwhcrd after
..~,nt~.son had been given by U.
r.~Ier. They win BE prepered Tor
s.,tsl ana probably shivped sway to-
a.. An oS IL ossa Dss were mar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

C"ustantlno7Ic. september se.-Ihe
foreign minister denied Tonight taat
the government: had received an Hiu-
matum either from Bulgaria or from
Bulgaria and Servia Jointly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01
Porte Must Decide Quickly.

ConstantinopIe, September Cow
ing to the insistence Of the Turkish
government upon obtaining a written
declaration OF amity from Servia, the
Servian minister, DR.. Nenadovitch, has
sent another important communication
to the Porte. This follows a communi-
cation which the minister addressed
to the Porte Saturday respecting the
stoppage Of Servian ammunition after
permission had been given for IT'S pas
sage through the Turkish lines. In
reply to this the Turkish foreign
minister said that the consignment was
detained because OF the doubtful atti-
tude Of Servia. On the declaration by
the minister that the Servian policy
was unchanged. the Turkish foreign
minister asked for a written statement
erbodying these assurances.
The present note invites the Port.
to adopt a definite decision within
forty-eight hours, either to sanction
the passage of the ammunition or re-
turn 1t to France. The communica-
ton is couched in friendly but ener-
getic terms It Is understood that
failure to comply with the conditions
will lead to the departure OF the min
ister-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

Belgrade. Servia, September 30
War preparations are being carried on
with feverish haste. General mobili-
cation of the Servian army has been
ordered, and. it is expected. will be
well under way within twenty-four
hours. The publication of news o:
military movements is forbidden.
According to newspaper reports the
Servian minister to Turkey. DR.. Ne
nadovitch. has left Constantinople for
Belgrade.
Belgrade is seething with excitement.
The streets are full Of uniformed re-
servists. and the railway stations are
crowded with men on their way to join
the colors.
The mobilization Of the Bulgarian
army simultaneously with that of
Servia has added enthusiasm to the
occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

UepevSseua Esos6 60 Hees.
The quarterly meeting % tse SSsfd
Of the Police Benevolent assoc.a. t1n
will be held tonight at 8 O'Clock In the
once OF the Chief of Police. several
matters Of importance will be constd-
cred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

Information was received In Rtch-
mond YESTERDAY Of the death of Frank
A. Faxon. head of the wholesale drug
firm of FaXon, Gallagher & Co, OF
Kansas City. and eX-president Of the
National Wholesale Druggists Asso-
citation in Richmond in 1909. and had
many friends here. He was regarded
as one of the most prominent men in
his line of trade. The message said
that he suffered a stroke of apoplexy
about noon yesterday and died early
in the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

London, September 3o.-A Constan-
tinople dispatch says all Greek vessels
have received orders to leave Turkish
waters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01
FOUR W0RkMEN
CRUSHED UNDER
TONS OF EARTH
CONTINUED From First PageD

CONTINUED From First Page)
final touches to two-foot trench
which would have ended the excava-
ton.
Came without Warning.
Without a warning sign. the eigh-
teen-foot earthen wall Immediately
above them gave way Those who
witnessed il saw the four men attempt
to jump. but they had not time enough
to turn their backs when they were
caught. held fast and covered The
concrete pavement did not collapse
until a few minutes after the dirt be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01
GET COCAINE DEALER
Detectives Find Hssksos, WE FssueA
ca NOPp1V for TvS00.

Richard HaSkins. colore5. under in
dic;mcnt :or dispensing nd having In
his possession cocaine, s.,s no failed
To- appear when his case was called In
the Hastings Court was arrested yex-
teTGay morning by Detectives Bailey.
EeItou and Atkinson. after having
.iudcd the police for months.
Haskins was arrested several months
ago Ivy Detectives Wiley. Ecilam ard
Atlinson at his home In Seventeenth
street In Police Court he pleaded
guilty 10 the charge and was held for
grand jury action He was released
was called for trial he aid not respoad-
Since that time efforts have been
made to locate him He was found by
the detectives yesterday while walk
ing 'hro.rh Federal street when
taken IN custody Hsskin. said that he
returned 60 Richmond several days . go
after having visited Ncw York. Phii-
ad.Jptia and other Northern cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

Iudee q Garter scOtt rcturued 20 W.
horS. Sunday night. after spending the
vacation months IN the mountains %
Virginia. We Will opcp Circuit Court
in iIenTico County on Monday. Oct0ocr
Ii There viii be no postpopement %
tho session on accouut Of the Stoso
lFair, which begins the sane ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

Alexandra, Egypt September 90
The ofacers Of the Greek army reserve
here have received telegraphtc orders
to toin the colors Immediately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-01

Board OF Manager to Meet.
The board of managers OF the Bap-
fist Home II meet at the temporary
home. 2S2l Grove Avenue, this morn
ling at IL o'clock
The Washington herald., 1912-08-05
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The Washington herald., 1912-08-05
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The Washington herald., 1912-08-05

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The Washington herald., 1912-08-05
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Evening journal., 1912-06-29
pnnM NAE rARNIYAL.
IAN 4he NAWark rOsf

from me newark fosl.
Final arrangements are about com
pleted for the carnival The differ
ent committees are busy and every
effort is being made 20 make the at-
fair a success. There IS needed come
good. wholesome enthusiasm among
the town folk generally.
II might be a good idea for us 20
send q note TO old Newsrkers and
suggest a visit during carnival week
The home coming idea could be easily
started and q minsling Of old friends
would add 70 the occasion.
The success Of the initial carnival
last year should urge even greater
cooperation. Not only IN the carni-
val given in support Of a worthy or
ssnizaticn but IT IL an attraction 20
the town that every business man
should encourage.
The greater the success the great
sr our support. the heartier and the
more eniciently will our hrenen do
good service IN time Of need. No in
stitution Of the town should receive
stronger support than the Are com
psnv. II is not necessary that we be
member OF one of the committees.
That does not preclude US from add
ing 10 the success Of the occasion. We
can all help little. Give the car
nival a boost BY helping the hre
company is only a graceful way Of
helping ourselves--and boosting the
old home town.
Evening journal., 1912-06-29
prprHDAY SURPRISE.

Hampton Cupit was given = surpris
~ his home No. 200 west Second
street. Chester, on Monday evening in
honor Of his birthday anniversary.
Among those present were. Mrs Mar
garet Cupit Hampton Cupit. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Lsyman. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lsyman, Mrs. Howard Lay
man Mr.. and Mrs Mostz. William
Worrilow. Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith
and daughter. Of Moore, Pa; Miss
Elizabeth Mcdaniel. Mrs .Hssue, Miss
Hattie Hague, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Person and son. Mr. and Mrs. William
Lewis. John Dottis. Mrs Ella Cur
rindsr. Of Philadelphia Mrs. Mamie
Hardgraves, JAnes Msgrosan, Miss
Mae Gilbert Of Trainer, Fa; Miss
Grace and Helen Marshall Of Chris
tiana, Del; Miss Elizabeth Dunlap,
Miss Lille Biley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fesry,
Mrs. Cole, william Garrett. Charles
Williams, Of Philadelphia, and Fred
St. Clair. OF Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1912-06-29
MISS MOFFITT'S PUPILS
IN RECITAL TONIGHT

4 program Of fascinating possibili-
ties Of charm is offs"cd by the pupils
Of Miss viola Mofntt in their recital 70
be given N she New Ccnyurv Club
parlors tonight The selections are:
Part "Stradella," Overture, Miss
Mofftt and Miss Andrews; with
Dancing Eyes. Myrtle Cleaver; Ma
zurka Coouette.' Dora McElwain
"Chass de Lion, MISS ouillen and
viagofski: Shepherds Song" Little
GRAY Blue Dove. Mrs Clark; "Feath-
er Dance" Bessie Hairsine; "Nalss
1npromptu.' Mildred Butler; Rose
e'Amour." Louise ouillen.
Part 1I--Hschzer tsmuk CWeddins
Music) Festival Procession, Nocturno
Miss Mofhtt and Miss Stats; "valse
Caprice" Hannah Andrews; Stun
her Song" Helen Craig; Twilight on
the Mountain. Mildred via asofski; "An
Old sweetheart Of Mine Mrs Clark;
"Grand Galop de Concert" MISE Mof-
fitt and Miss Butler; Dancing
Leaves" Edith Colt; "copricante
Frances Stats; "Nymphs and Fauns
Mrs clark; "Liehestrsurne. Miss
Mofhtt
Evening journal., 1912-06-29
poARn OF rRAnr,s nrTv.

r T IS The duty Of the Board Of Trade o. city
4 te eet on the right side of tho Delaware river
WstsrfFent controversy, Our city has had before
A. in years sueh an important question which
closely aaects It's material interests and CONNER
eial future Without due thought and with hs nc
ten based upon misinformation the board went on
record favogins the exploitation scheme % The
wilHiasten Terminal Company and tie associates.
Thst was net because tho members OF the Board OF
Trade desired the Wilmington Terminal Company and
its associates walk away with OF 600 acres Of
State land and bulkhead and ali TO be made by
the eovegnment bat merely because they had been
led to believe that the Wilmington Terminal Com
pany and associates that land, had such
hold upen n through the Bulkhead Law Of 1901, that
the city the mercy Of the ezploiters and must
permit them to dictate terms
Now that City Solicitor Hastings and other comps-
tent lawyers agreed that the title that land
sn the state and that the Bulkhead Law 1901
IS unconstitutional tho Board Of Trade has ample
justification tor reversing itse and exertine its
eges obtain that waterfront for the city wharf
and riverside park purposes Il is ell right for the
Beard Of Trade 70 take under consideration oues-
tions affecting the Panama Canal. the merchant
rae the inland waterway and other things in which
the people have vital interest but here is something
right at heme. It Is OF innnhsly greater import
te people than any Of the faravay things
wheh have received favorable consideration BY the
Board Of Trade fact getting that waterfront pror-
eFy the city Of Wilmnson and taking steps 70 de-
selep ct least portion Of q SO we may pront by
opening Of the Panama Canal and the inland water
way and the re-estahlishment of our merchant marine
weud the greatest achievements IN the history OF
tAs Rssrs Of Trade conaidsrins the other questions
Evening journal., 1912-06-29
Editorial Opinion
G0LDSB0R0uGH PLAYING POLL
TICS WITH ArP0TNTMFNTg

80 " = = = : ~ y = u Il-N ! -
From the Wicomico News.
When Governor Goldsborough vss
in salisbury recently attending the
Good Roads meeting, he consumed
2 large part of his speech in ca
planning 10 our psople why a pcliti-
clan Of experience should make a
good Governor and that while he
had been closely identified With poll
ties for twenty-five years, he did not
propose 70 play politics in the roads
or any other once he he'd 20 give
out His statements were accepted
on fsith-with little salt of course
but still the people decided 70 Give
him a chance to show Just what his
ideas Of mot PLAYING politics" were.
He has shown them all right in his
appointment Of ex-Mayor Clay Tim
anus OF Baltimore ss a member Of the
Public Utilities Board II this sp-
pointment is not political" one we
fail to know the reason why. Mr..
Tinanus is a well-known politician
probably the best known politician IN
Baltimore He has been Mayor OF
Baltimore once. by accident. It is true,
and has been turned down by the
people for reelection, more probably
for the reason that he was a poll
tician" than for any other cause.
Evening journal., 1912-06-29

is both right and commendable. but it s not right
TO consider them and at the time fail to take
up questions OF riverfront from the right end
OF the argument ard to push home the advantage that
has to the city through the opinion OF City So
licitor Hastings end other pube-spirited lawyers.
y the Board of Trade wishes 10 popularize Itself
and show that II really big factor in commu-
nity for the good Of the local community it will pro-
ceed to take this question UP with an energy
that will result city getting that great stretch
OF water front one Of the most important wa
terwsys in the world All need do IS 20 work for
the upsetting Of the Bulkhead Law OF 1901 by the
courts its repeal by the Legislature snd grant Of
that land from the State All three things would be
easy of accomplishment The nrst great thing for the
Board Of Trade 10 DO however is break away from
the influence Of the waterfront spectators and ex-
ploiters II should refuse have anything more to
DO with them indirectly, and should conduct its
negotiations with the State and the Federal Gov
ernments The State the land and the Federal
Government will build the bukhesd and make the
hll Those facts blaze the way for the Board OF
Trade and they should follow Il until the city IS safely
IN the possession OF that front for the public
bsneht
Evening journal., 1912-06-29
MAY PROVE FATAL
when WIN Wilmington People Learn
the Importance OF TT

When WIN Wilmington People Learn
the importance Of III
eackaohe is only a ample thing at
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'Tis the statement Of Wilmington
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Mrs william H. Bradford, e25 z
Fifth St. Wilmington, Del, saws. Il
have not had any recurrence Of kid
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