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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
DEBS OUTLINES HIS VIEWS
Socialist Pnrty Alone, he Says. Rep
rcscnts Working lass

Milwaukee, WIS. July -l-Eugene
v Debs, candidate Tor President on
the Socialist ticket addressing meet
ing here to-day outlined hts views OF
present politicsl conditions and CON
trasted tho principles and purposes OF
the d!neTen, political parties.
He declared that the Republican and
Democrats parties were representa-
tive OF the capitalistlc classes and the
Socialist party alone represented the
working class.
The great capitalists are all CON
servatives 'standrntters they have a
strange hold upon the situation. with
no intention OF releasing their grip"
said Mi Debs. Taft and Roosevelt
are their candidates 1t may be OBJ
Jected that Roosevelt is progressive
That is mere buncombe Roosevelt,
was President almos, eight years ana
his record is known When ne was
In Office and had the power he ala
none 81 the things. nor attempted to
do any OF the things. he is now talk
ing about So wildly.
Woodrow Wilson is no more the
candidate OF the working class tnan
Is MF Taft or Mr.. Roosevelt Neither
one OF them has ever been Identified
with tie working classes. has ever
associated with the working class
except when their votes We're wanted
o. would dare avow himself the can
uldate OF the working class"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
CARDINAL FARLEY PRESIDES
Consecrates Church for Use of
spnnish- Spenlking Cntholics.

New York. July 2l.-Cardinal Farley
presided to-day at the conservation of
the Church OF Our Lady of Hope on
Washington Heights near the Hispanic
Museum which was built for tho use
Of Spanish Speaking Catholics of the
city. The list OF benefactors of the
new church includes many we'll known
persons. Archer VI Huntington, q son
Of the late Coils p. Huntington. gave
the grounds for the edifice and also
contributed large sum toward build
ins the church.
Among the donors Of interior fur
nishings is King Alfonso. of Spain.
who sent a massive silver gilt lamp
bearing the royal Spanish ccat-of- arms
and also painting OF 81. Joseph and
the Holy Child. The main altar and
the communion rail were gifts OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick O Penheid Mrs.
Frederick ". Vanderbilt contributed
the organ and a set of ecclesiastical
candlesticks; Thomas Fortune Ryan
donated the stations of the cross. and
j. Pierpont Morgan and Amos f. Enos
"a e the church one OF the side affairs
The pastor OF the new church. which
is the only purely Spanish church in
the city is Father Adrian Buisson.
Cardinal Farley in his address laid
espec;sl stress upon the fact that
much OF the expense of the building
and its furnishings had been met by
non Catholics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
ITALY is CELEBRATING
Location of Turkish Fleet In the Dnr-
dnneiles Discovered

Rome. July 2l-All Italy TO-DAY IL
celebrating tho feat of Captain Enrico
Milo who with ave to-pedohoats. sue
ceeded in getting half way through the
Dardanelles. despite the concentrated
fire OF the Turkish forts and the huge
steel hawsers which arc nightly
stretched across the narrow straits.
The fact that the dcstroyers were
driven back does not discount the en-
thusiasm here. the boats discov-
cred what they went after-the exact
location OF ;he turkish feet. This they
found anchored at Niagara The Ital-
ians. In their haste. neglected to blow
up the buoys which support the haw-
sers across the straits. and these re-
main intact
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
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SAVES HIM FROM BIGAMY
Wife Would AnnuI Marriage 10 Pro.
tect Husband

New York. July 9l-To save her
husband from possible long term in
prison on conviction for bigamy. Mrs,
Rose Belle Gordon Grmths. twenty
three years old. consented Yesterday 70
have her marriage to John NJ Griffiths
annulled that he might marry the
mother of his five children.
This unusual announcement was
made to Judge Humphrey by Isidiro
Gamer, attorney for Mrs Gordon-c;rlf-
fiths. when for tho fourth time since
his conviction for higamy four months
ago. Grihths was arraiened for sen.
tence.
The decision saving Grifiths term
in prison does not rest alone with Mrs
Gordon Griffiths- 1t also will require
the consent of Mrs Sarah I. Denton
Grifiiths. who declares the accused
man married her in 1895 after she left
tho Grlffths home in Brooklyn. whore
she was employed as Eoverness. 70
escape the young mans attentions
she testified she was twenty-five years
old and Grimths twenty wears old at
the time OF their marriage. She now
is the mother Of five children. three
hoys and two girls Griffiths asserted
they never were married.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
NEW PLAN FOR WEST POINT
spccinI students Who DO Not Desire
Military Life May he admitted

Washington. July el-The confer
ence Of army officers at the War De-
partment wili conclude its work this
week Among its recommendation
will be one looking To the education at
West Point az yoGns men who do not
desire military life or TO oblisatc
themselves % 90 into tho army
The aim is 10 furnish oppor,unitv
for those who regard the training at
Yves, Point as good ono preparatory
70 business lifo. or such pursuits as
civii cngineerinr railroad manage
mert mining. iron and steel manGfac-
turing. or any 81 tho large Industries
conducted under highly organized
management 1t IS also the purpose
TO increase tn the number az men who
10 time ~ war may be called on TO
take commissions COR active service
and NO time az peace 70 identify the m
selves with tho National Guard ana
develop a reserve that would rise to
the standard of eaiciency Of tho regu-
lar army
These students at the military Acad-
rnv arc 10 be regarded rs special re
serve students Their course may bc
the full four Years course or 4 shorter
and more specialized one Tho gov
eminent would not-requ!rc tuition but
Some provision would he arranged hy
which such students would meet the
COSY Of their subsistence while at the
academy II Is believed that there is
large class Of young men in the
country who would be willing 10 pur-
sue the full course at West Point with
tho understanding that iney need no,
20 into the army permanently. but
would oblisate themselves to Join the
militia and aid il developing 1t as A
reserve % the regular army There
are many business men Throughout, the
country who would gladly welcome
such an ARRANGEMENT for tho educa-
ton OF their sons FOR a business life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
MlDSHIPMAN KILLED
Meets Death After Accomplishing Feut
Demanded nv Tradition

Annapolis, Md. July 2i-William l.
huliock. of Corsicana. Ten. mid
shipma of six weeks standing at the
Naval Academy. was killed this af,er.
noon by falling from the top OF the
mainmast OF tho "Hartford' to the
deck, distance OF about 100 feet. HIS
neck was broken and he diel in
stantly
Bullock had Just accomplished a
feat which tradition demands of new
midshipman. the climbing of the main
mast of the Hartford and the trans
nNine of his cap on the spike which
adorns the TOP He tried to slide
down. but the rope burned his hands
and in trying to get another hold lost
his balance AMI fell He struck the
cross bars on his descent and probably
received his fatal injury then.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
GREAT DAMAGE BY STORM
Country Districts of Pennsylvania SUI
fer-Thrcc Lives Lost


Pittsburgh. July PA heavy. stAady
rainfall caused considerable damage
throughout the country districts Of
western PENNSYLVANIA to-day Al
though no damage resulted in this city
adjoining boroughs suffered Indus
trial plants were flooded while many
homes located along runs and creeks
were surrounded by water. In the
country sections live stock was drown
I'd and crops ruined.
No accurate estimate OF the damage
Is ohtainta BILE tonight. but ii is claim
ed 1t will he many thousands OF dol
lars.
At Canonsburs, Pa. Hester YOUNG.
aged seventeen. fell into Charters
Creek and was drowned In sight OF
many persons. who were watching the
swollen stream
Late tonight two additional deaths
We're reported Louis Forsythe aged
seven. was drowned in A run at Rutfs-
dale. near Greensburg Pa. and Lando
dc Tolo. aged ten was swent away
while watching the raging waters Of
cornell Run at Connellsville. Pa
Probably tho heaviest damage oc-
Cured a Turtle Creek. BraddoclS Will
merding. East Pittsburgh Oakdale.
Charleroi and several other towns near
this city. IN tho Turtle Creek Valley
the water spread over the lowlands
RAPIDLY driving many families to top
floors At WilmerdinF. the plant Of
tho Westinghouse Air Brake Company
was flooded. and the loss to the con-
Germ may bc large Probably fifty
houses and twenty-five stores in vii
merdinS are partly under water
In all parts OF Allegheny county
street car service was crippled for tho
day, while a number OF branch rail-
road lines were put out OF commission
\ score Of small foot bridges were
swant WY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22

Toxic July 9.-Aiorc favorable news
concerning tho illness Of Mu'suh'to.
tho Emperor o: Japan. came from the
palace Tonight The secretary Of the
Imperial household announced at
O'Clock that Ills Imperial Ma3estv was
cons 'd.raDl Improved and that the at
tending court PHYSICIANS were more
hopeful The Emperor fell asleep 1t,
midnight and had nearly sis hours
undis'urbed rest. At 4. VI his tenn
persture was looM degrees Fahrenheit.
which was drop OF three anu a half
degrees within few hours.
Throug nou, the country. even in the
reinotest villages. Buidhists. shintos
and Christians OF every sect engaged
In sorvloas to-day for the Emperors
recovery. several Of them especially
Illustrating the depth Of national feel
Ing
4 shinto prlese las, nigh, assembled
rujl the iofiiest mountain % Japan.
and IT dawn prayed from tho summit.
an old woman, following the custom OF
IN" provinces. sequestered herself tn
the depths OF { forest. conmuning with
tho spirits and begging salvation for
the Emperor Every precautoin has
been taken against any disturbing e.
feet Of the announcement OF me En-
peror death The most unruly sol
1iegs have been confined TO barracks.
Ga. A44f +4tN papers nave nc'f warned
not 10 publish sensational rumors
Day of su-pense.
This day Of suspense closed with
bulletin from the imperial bedside that
practically excluded hope for the re-
covry OF Mutsuhito Emperor ~ ia
pan. a, e.io =. ". the four physicians
in consultation at the palace announced
that HIS Majesty's symptoms were dis
colra g;ng
The Emperor had bsen unaole to
sleep and was delirious. His heart
action was weak his pulse s. and his
respiration 81 Tho Emperor sub
'ects and foreigners who haze lived
under his rule arc united tonight in
their anxiety All day members OF the
Cabinet and high government otirlal
gathered in the ouirooms of the palace
awaiting word from the sick chamber.
while continual stream of callers reg
stered their names. with messages of
sympathy and coincidence
Regulations prohibiting unnecessary
noises and all forms OF entertainment
were unnecessary. FOR although the Jap
anese are an undemonstrative people
enduring personal and private troubles
with sto!cism. in the present situation
the greatest depression and anxiety
are everywhere apparent
Information from the sickroom Of
the Crown Prince, Yoshhito. who is
convalescinS from chickenpox, is tina;
the he!r-apparent is so nearly recov-
cred thar he may be permitted TO visit
the Emperors bedside tomorrow. Sig
nihcant OF the real belief that the EN-
peror cannot recover is the fact that
most Of the callers at the imperial
palace afterwards paid their respects
at the residence OF the Grown Prince
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
Revolution Unchecked.

london july 9l-That the Darda-
neiles VIII be allowed to remain open
by the Turkish government. unless the
Italians again attack the Turkish
forts there, is the substance OF a cable.
gram received here from tho British
charge d'ahaires at Constantinople.
Up until this morning no action had
been taken regarding the closing OF
the straits
Besides making this announcement.
the Turkish government has ordered
that all hostiIities cease III Albania
This means that the revolution in pro
gress there will 20 unchecked tor the
present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
Agreement Reached to
Vote on Leading Bills
This Week.
LIKELY TO HASTEN
END OF CONGRESS
Predictions as to Probable Date
OF Adjournment, However, Still
Hinge on Senate's DISPOSE
a ton of Impeachment OF
Judge Robert w.
Archibald.

Washington. July ei.-Tno removal
NJ tho ,.~i- M ie.,.. los r.....-...s
'"9 Gnu '' 'h' ''' coming
week VIII mark an important step IN
the progress toward al carry 4d5oIrn-
mon, of tho nr.soo, aessio,
0''' %" '"e
Ing tar!n bills coupled with rnde.-
standings that other important leg!s-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
Moderately Warm
Weather in South

Washington, July :f.--In the south
the wenther viii be moderntcIS
warm this week, according 10 the
Weather bulletin Tonight. II viii
be unsettled md showcry during
Monday over the northern districts
east of the Rocky Mountains, fol.
lowed by generally fair weather dur
Ing the remainder Of the week. cx.
cept In the Northwest. where there
VIII he n return to unsettled weather
by Thursday or Friday.
In the extreme Central West and
I'm the south the week VIII he gem
orally fair. except In the Enst Gut
and South Atlantic states. where
showers are probable during the
second half of the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT
Man Killed. Widow Fntniy Injured
md Children IIu-t

Hartford. Conn, July ei-Plerro \.
Johnson, "a well known contractor OF
this city. is dead his widow Mrs
Amanda Johnson. has severe scalp
wounds. and may die his daughtoc.
Victoria. aged fourteen mas broken
les. his son. Walter. aged eleven. has
broken arm. and another SON Can.
aged seventeen, has minor injuries. as
the result OF an automobile accicent
near Newinston to-day Shen the au-
tomobile in which they were riding
turned turtle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
SAVED FROM SINKING YACHT

One Hundred md Twcnty-fiIe sight
seers Are Rescued In the East River
New York July Clone hundred
and twenty-iiYe passengers We're taken
of the sinking sight -seeing Yacht
OSPREY in the East River late ycster-
day. after the Osprey had collied with
railroad transfer float. Signals OF
distress from the crippled yacht
brought assistance from hreboat
Hnd other iver craft, and the pas
sensers were taken to shore. several
women became hysterical
Inc Osprey sank in fifteen feet OF
water.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
HOLD-UP MEN ARRESTED
Captured After Revolver Fight with
Two Policemen.

Chicago. July 2l.-Two men who
attempted 10 hold up and rob the night
clerk and several guests In a Wabash
Avenue hotel tonight were captured
after a revolver nght With two police
men.
Tn, men gave the names Of George
Gardner. twenty-four years old. and
Richard Kennedy. twenty-One years
old. y third man. VINO entered the
hotel with Gardner and Kennealy. es-
caped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
DIES FROM HICCOUGHS
survival for Five Weeks Breoks Roc.
ord of DIScn,e

Elizabeth. y. j.. July 21.-GeneraI
George WASHINGTON Stewart. aged afty.
VINO received the name OF General
at MS birth died Yesterday from ex-
Na"st'on after suffering rrom hic
c"usns Tor five weeks continuously.
ny s!cidns resorted to every form Of
treatment suggested. but could not re-
lieNe the sufferer No person has
neen. Known to survive for so 1onc.
the paroxyms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
ENDS LIFE IN CONFESSION
Young Woman Drinks Poison Mixed
with Holy Water.

Meriden. Conn. July 2l.-Miss Cora
iDessureau. twenty nine years old.
Committed suicide in the confessional
of St. Joseph's Catholic Church here
yesterday afternoon by the use Of
poison.
Before taking the drug the young
woman had mixed with 1t water taxi
On from the holy water font in the
church vestlbule. The medical exami-
ner believes she was suffering from
religious mania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
WATTS ASSASSlNATED
Killed by Gnmekeeper. who Then
Enhs His Own LIE.

LONDON July -l--E IT. Waits, A
prominent land owner and hrother-in-
law OF General sir John French. chief
Of the imperial general stan vas
assassinated to-day by dismissed
eamrkeeper. who shot him while walk
ing home from church near Newport,
Pagnel. Buckinghamshire. The game
keeper committed suicide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
MYSTIC GIVEN THREE YEARS
Cult Leader Defrnuded His wife o,t
of 100000

Los Angeles. July o1-corb,u
TUFTS, Jr. the Oriental mystic and cult
leader, convicted OF having fraudulent
Is obtained more than $1,000 from
his wife, formerly the wealthy Mrs
Roe. of Fort Worth, Ten. was SON
fenced Yesterday to three years in
San Quentin prison.
The sentence was imposed after
TUFTS pleaded tSr probation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
Takes Nourishment, and
General Conditions
Improved.
PRAYERS FOR
HIS RECOVERY
Attending Court Physicians More
Hopeful-E Precaution
Taken Against Any Disturb
ing Effect Likely to Follow
Announcement of the
Mikado Death.

Toxic. Iuiy 2:.-sn Official bulletin
ISSUED at 500 o'clock this morning
regarding the condition of MutSuhitu,
Emperor Of Jnpan, rends:
"Ternpc-aturc, midnight. 9S.JD; \.
W., 1907; s. VI. 1913; pulse so 10
100. irrcguinr, but stronger than usual
His Majesty took some nourishment
md general conditions nrc improyed.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
IN DYING CONDITION
End of Former United states senator
Washburn Is Near.

Minnea polls. Mimi Jury ol.-Former
United states senator william -.
Washburn. pioneer in tho upbullding
of the Northwest. arrived home from
Europe to-day in a dying condition.
Tonight physicians declare that death
is only a question OF hours. lie Is
oightyonc years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
THREE DEATHS REPORTED


san Juan. Porto Rico July I'll
Three deaths occurred Yesterday in the
suburbs Of san Juan from bubonic
piause. one suspect has been found.
Those cases were not reported to
the authorities since the outbreak OF
the plague there have hecn thirty
seven cases and twenty-siN deaths
throughout Porto Rico.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22
Weber and Paul H cid
IN Connection With
Killing.
MYSTERY IS NOT
YET CLEARED UP
Commissioner Dougherty Reti-
cent as to Real Significance of
Nights Work, but Declares
Police Have Made Material
Progress in Solving Per-
picking Problem.

No York July ai.-Louis
cBridgie'D Weber. keeper OF an up
town resort. and Sam Paul. head of tho
Sam Paul Association" at the outing
Of which on last Sunday threats were
made TO get Herman Rosenthal. tho
gambler. We're arrested tonight on
the charge Of suspicion of homicide in
connection with the killing OF Rosen-
tnal last Monday night. Jack Sulli-
van. alleged go-between for Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker and Bald
Jack Rose. the latter already under
arrest. was taken in custody as ma
terial witness
The arrests were tho results Of tbs
activities to-day and tonight Of
Deputy Police Commissioner Dough
crty who has assumed active charge
OF the police hunt for the murderers
Of Rosenthal More arrests are expect
cd at any moment the commissioner
asserted, but as TO the nature OF these
arrests ne would say nothing
When Piled with questions as to
The roal significance Of to-nlghts work
the commissioners was reticent This
much he said deinitely "Wehber and
Paul arc charged with being in the
murder car at the time the fatal
shots were fired, nor are tho men who
actually did the shooting in custody;
the arrests do not clear IN the case
by a joyful, although the police have
made material progress In solvin.. tin,
problem which has busted the police
department and district attorneys or
Ace.
Whether the evidence obtained to-
day leads toward Lieutenant Charles
Becker. charged with Rosenthal with
eNacting tribute from New York gam
piers Commissioner Dougherty de-
clined fatty to discuss
Becker Not Arrested.
Ar. Dousherty admitted that Becker
was not at police headquarters to-day
but declared that the lieutenant had
not been arrested
Becker is not involved more now
than he was twenty four hours ago.
said the commissioner. and with that
dismissed the subject
Jack sullivan is regarded as ina
man who can throw the most licht
on Beckcr's participation In the cas-
commissioner Dougherty admitted thar
sullivan had told him that he LETT
Lieutenant Rockers automobile in the
'lc'hlty OF broadway and Forty-second
street one hour and a half before tba
assassination on Tuesday morninr
sullivan was also in 'Brilgie" Wan
peTs place between 1890 ana . o.cloci.
Whether tho rest of the men who arc
implicated were in Webber's. tho com
missioner refused to say sullivan is
SAID to have admitted that he vas
win Bald Jack" Rose on Monday
evening IN sam Pauls place Rose is
now rocked up in the Tombs. charged
with completely in the murder. Aftor
leaving Rose. sullivan went to tba
night In Madison square Garden ana
at the conclusion OF tho hout 5ot,,",,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-22

New York. July 2I.-second i,o,.,.
''S' commissioner Dougherty. aetiv.
,'"H OF the police hunt for tn o,,,,.
f'''s OF Herman Rosenthaf. the ear,-
N'D' was busy TODAY MAXIM ~
"Slo"S visits about tho citv as lii,
lo'ts TO solve the mystery and hiring
'u"Nt ne sensational deveiopn,onts
"hioh ne had Indicated to be inncnd-
peve opments were looked Tor
Htr to-nisht. bur in the carly evening
'ot"ihE could be learned as TO what
activity.
High officials Of the Police penart-
meni have ceased their defense a,
'-i"htenant Becker former head OF tho
strons arm squad and accused BY
Hosenthal OF having been In rartner-
snip with hin, IN u gambling business.
Ihat Dougherty believes Rose Is an
important figure In the case is freely
admitted by the commissioned Mr..
Doushertv has implied in state
ment that he does not believe the as
ssFtion 81 Rose that he was nos IN
control ~ the "nurder car" at the
zine Rosonthai was shot down. Rose
IS friend OF Lieutenant Becker and
Is said 70 have heen working Tor
Becker the night before tho murder.
Another witness OF the assassination
was found carly TO-DAY. He is 4 news
hoy who sold Kosenthsl a batch az
morning neW pancrs iust before tha
gambler was shot TO death in front
OF the Metropole Hotel The nawsbov
tells n rather vague story of the rnur-
dor as yet. and s. believed to have
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