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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
WnIdo MN nc N-itpcss.

Nevr York September i2-Tho alder
manic committee that is investigating
conditions in the Police Department will
meet again 4, o'clock ;o-morrow al
ternoor Commissioner Waldo Will be
the only witness. He will he question-
ed bout his handling Of the depart
men; and whether his power was ah
solute or curtailed - suggestions or
orders from the Mayor He will also
be asked about the condition OF the
department when he became its head.
what changes were made in methods.
and why they were made Informa-
zion will also he sought from him
about the raidins squads and what me
mod he pursued in selecting the heads
By direction Of tho Mayor all Of the
records at police headquarters have
been placed At The disposal q the
committees. and these have already been
overhauled by its repres criat!ves.
Some OF the letters sent 70 the com
missioner by the Mayor We're read dur
ing the examination Of the Mayor on
TUESDAY but there was a number o.
others that were NOT read OF referred
Ia i'm any way The Mayor said that
Commissioner Waldo was in sole
charge OF the force. and Mr. Waldo
,yiu 10 questioned in line with tins
statement one Of the interesting bits
OF information sought win he as to
the action Mr. Waldo took in reference
TO the many letters sent 10 him com
plaining OF Lieutenant Charles nvc"
CT.
When ;he Mayor vas asked u ae mad
received letters concerning Becker he
said nc had Asked what he aid w.
them. n. replied that ne had sent them
TO Commissioner Waldo some Of
these letters were received by the
Mayor over a year ag,. The commit
tee will ny to learn from MI aldo
what effect the letters mad on MN ana
II nc had Investigated The accuse lohs
made against the former head OF tho
most conspicuous Of the three raidins
squads.
In his testimony the Mayor said in
in reference to these squads
Il think | VIII continue that very
same system Of Keeping the gambling
business down to ono special squad.
under the commissioner himself II l
thought that Waldo was culpablc al
all would not have him around me-.
hut have NJ reason TO think hc vas
culpable. lie was sold ont by sea mp
1t was suggested yesterday that this
statement made IL appear as If the
Mayor laid out the plans of running
the police department and then turned
it over to the commi ssioner to take
care Of
The letter Of resignation sent Il
Mayor Gaynor by Daputy CommSs oner
Bugher on October ie. 1910. sa ying that
the force was demoralized. will also
he the subject of questions. General
Bingham was the commissioner at tina t
time and the work OF suppresslns
gambling had been divided between
Deputy Commissi ,ners Bugher and Han
son. bat IT was finally all turned over
to Bugher There had been good
deal OF quarrelng among the deputy
commissioners. and. acc ,rdns 70 the
Mayor. Bugher was very anxious to get
the job OF commissioner for himself.
CONTINUED on Third Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13

NHWark \ n Sontolu boz - rum
nam II. Lewis. the negro Assistant At
,t,o.Fney General Of tho United states.
MOS recent admission TO the Amcri.
rHn Har ASSOCIATION provoked = great
row declared IN a political s1eech
mere io-nisht before the EsssX County
nnesio Rvprblican club that Attorney
'eueral Nickersham noted fight
AEhlnSt nus expulsion from the Bar As
s"claiion had been conducted with tho
"dNlce and consent Of President Tart.
Lewis condemned the ProErcssivc
Na.iNs refusal to receive Southern
negro dolesat"s i'm its national conven-
u'n. and inJorsed Mt Tnft's admins
irauon "All 20 needs is a good ad-
Ierusing AGENT said he. enumeratnc
us achievements of legislation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
Neill and Knapp Will
Conside r Demands
Made by Employees.
TWELVE THOUSAND
MEN ARE INVOLVED
Number OF Conferences Held
Without Result, and Efforts
at Arbitration Refused by
Observation-Disclosures
OF Labor Also Called
In al Norfolk.

WASHINGTON September 1.-THE
conference between the Southcast.rn
railroads and representatives. OF their
conductors and trainmen over tho
question q an increase in wages
were brought 70 close to-day By
the railroads agreeing to submit the
matter to mediation und-r the Erd-
mann act Efforts BY the ralroa Is
TO have the matter arbl,ra,cd me,
with refusal by the employees Charles
= Neil!. United States Commissioner
% Labor and Judge Martin i Knapp.
OF the United States Commerce Court.
VIII be the Board Of Mediation.
About 1900 men are involved. am,
their demands for an increase in
wares would amount to abou, ie per
cent. \ number Of conforeices haye
been held here between the RAILROADS
ana tneir employees. but 10 agrecmen,
could De reached. Tho employees OF
these roads insist tina, their hours
ana wages should De equal to those
employed on the Western railroads
some days ago thu question Of call
ing strike was submitted 10 the
'np!oyes and * Is understood 1t car
rcd by large majority. but IN
!eHfers o. the employees unions coun-
Seied moderation and urged a compro-
mise By having the CONTROVERSY SUB
mittec to m.diation
The railroads involved include the
southern atlantic Coast Line. sea-
board Air Line. Queen and Crescent
'North and South). Sex Orleans. Mo
PIE and Chicago Central of Georgia.
New Orleans. Great Northern. Mobile
and Ohio. Tennessee Central ana
'eors'a southern and Florida
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InnntiAtns Errr,,t.d-

Stoluca Mexico septemher 1a
Twcnty-two Hapatistas wao we're cap.
tured YESTERDAY In battle with Fed
cral troops near san Mat-o. state OF
Mexico. We're executed to-day unicr
the terms of the proclamation sus-
pending constitutional guarantees
John Gan British mining man.
was rescued from a hand of Zapatistas
and brought To Toluca hy Lieutenant
Leoano who returned today from, An
expedition INTO the rebel territor,.
After having robbed Gill OF 900 pesos
and his clothing the zapatistas carried
him awas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
unrnudIne Operations.

Mexico City. September 1.-THE "a
patistas have been extremely active
the past week IN their fnaraudlns
operations in the states ~ Morelos and
Mexico. and to-day word was received
that Emlano zapata is concentratinl,
his force az Aitazlstio. twenty-three
miles south OF Navajo with the an
nounced Intention Of marching on the
capital OF Morelos ON September II.
General traffic on the Cucrnafa division
OF the National Railways has been IN.
definitely suspended as the results OF
Tuesdays attack 10y Zapstistas on A
passenger train nfty miles south of
Mexico City. Detailed reports show
CONTINUED on Third Fage)
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SOURCE OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS
finnucinl Managers VIII Appear Ne
fore senate Committee.

WASHINGTON September i9-Presi-
dental candidates in the preconvention
nght Of last spring have furnished TO
Chairman Clapp. Of the senate cam
paign expenditures committee names OF
the men who handled their campaign
agreed TO aprcar before the committee
" hen the hearings begin September co.
Senator Bankhead Will appear for
oscar ~. Underwood former senator
dubois tor speaker Champ Clark Rep
reSenta tive William b Mckinley for
President TAFT senator Dixon and
Ormshy McHarE for Colonel Roosevelt;
l.i~ufcnant- Governor Nichols. Of Ohio.
for Governor Judson Harmon. and Will
liam D. McComhs for Governor Wilson
\ preliminary meetin~ Of the com
mite, viii ~ held before the hearings
open 70 n, tho time when each wit
ness stall testify. MI witnesses arc
now under instructions to appear on
The op"ning DAY September 50. Mem
'ers Of thc committees are still CON
sidering plan TO hold some o. the
bearings in Sew York. II has been
found impossible to secure the testi-
monv Of William Rockefeller in regard
TO alleged standard oil contributions
N 1901 unless the committee goes to
his homo. In ease New York sessions
arc held. !. !. Morgan. George w
icrklns and other tinanciers' probably
VIII be asked to testify about any con
political funds.
1t is understood the committee will
summon Dan Il. Hanna. OF Cleveland
at the instance OF senator Pomerenc.
TO testify regarding any contributions
by him TO the Roosevelt fund this year
In 1905 Mr.. Hanna gave $4,000 to Prest-
dent Tafts general campaign fund
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13

Especial 20 Tie Times pisDAtch1
Norfolk, Va. September l3-conter-
onces between trainnen and officials
O.. the Norfolk and Western. tho VII
ginian and the Chesapeake and OHIO
Railroads for more than week hay.
ing failed II result In an agreement;
United states Commissioner OF Iaho-
Charles Seill mas b~en called in aud
VIII be IN Norfolk Tomorrow morning
since September / almost daily con
terences have been held a, the ter
n!rsl station with the tralrner, :
committee OF slNty-nve men arraye5
% one side and the presidents and
vice. presidents and general managers
OF the three roads on the other Neith-
eF side. {; vas said. would Weld an
inch 10 the other The trairrnen arc
asking :or gradual Increase IN wages.
and certain changes In working cord.-
tons. and have presented their claims
in 10 uncertain terms
on tho other hand. the railroad ~
metals declare that to grant the de-
MaHds Of the men in full would he
equal - putting a heavy lien on the
ratlroal property. which would have
priority over everything and cause a
considerable addition to the operating
expenses Tn" roads claim that they
cannot grant tho demands as made by
INC trainmAnt and The ,rainmeu re-
.use 10 modify them
The question viii now ho up to Com
missioner Noill. whose onices as med
iator VIII 10 expected 10 clear up the
difficulty Both sides have agreed to
submit their case to him
Tho commissioner VIII arrive on the
Washington boat. and j, is probable
that the conference will continue down
town this being left TO the oonven-
ieuc, u tn mediator
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Howell Heard Nothinr.

Hot Springs, Ark september Ia
Captain ot Police George v Howell
made afiiavit TO-DAY that Sam
srhepps during his J etention in this
city said nothing in mis- presence tnat
might DC construed as eXculpation II
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker In
connection with the Rosen,hai r1ur-
de- The ani.:nv!t was made at the re-
quest az District Attorney Whitman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
FORCE OF REBELS
NEAR Aqua PRIZE 4
Following Exchange OF Shots,
Warning Is Issued by United
States Officer.
GENERAL SCHUYLER ARRIVES
Will Take Personal Charge Of
American Troops on
Border

Douglas. .Ariz, September ia
large force of rebels. thought to bc the
command Of Antonio Campo. tonight
came within three miles OF Aqua
P:ieta An exchange OF shots took
place between outposts Major uarde-
man. commanding officer OF the init
ed States border forces here. informed
the War Department. and upon instruo.
lions from the department warned
both Fcdcrals and rebels against firing
on United States territory
Tho Federal force arriving to-day
brought three mountain howitzers,
ihre automatic guns and nearly a
million rounds of ammunition
General Schuyles, commanding the
Department OF the West, arrived here
tonight TO take personal charge Of the
United states forces on the border.
Urgent telephone messages were re-
ceived here to-day from FL TiSre ask
ing Tor Fedora! troops to protect the
seventy-nve men there from an az
pected attack by salazar American
Consul Dye made formal request for
Federal troops or General Sanjines,
but the latter gave the consul no deli
mite reply
Twenty nine heavily-armed Well
mounted American cowboys each car
rving ono thousand rounds OF ammun!-
ton, led by Z = O'Reillv former news
here presumably for Nacozari. The
departures of similar bands from Naco.
Nosales and other border towns are
reported tonight Local officers of
American companies operating in
McXico disclnim all knowledge OF the
expedition 40 one appears TO know
who financed the expedition
American BOY Kidnapped
Leaving General nojas and his fol-
lowers to attack Aqua Priete alone.
General Salazar led his followers
southwark to-day. looted Colon!a
MoreloS. breaking into houses carry
ing away provisions. thirty-nve horses
and. it is report Kidnapped Charles
Nicholas. a sixteen oar-old American
boy. The BOYS father mas appealed
10 the authorities here
From Morelos the r-bels went to
the Tisre ranch. looted it ana lett for
Nacozari. which is ont OF wire com
.mun.cation OF the 500 mon com.
prisins the Nacozari Federal garrison
800 were last report "a afoot hRrryins
10 strengthen the Aqua Prieta gar
rison.
Two detachmcnts Of Feioral troops.
arriving to-day from Iuarez. Increased
the Aqua Pri-ta forces 90 moro imam
1000 men. Relieving apprehension OF
attack
Emilio Campo and his band are re
ported encamped at Pinto. thirty miles
southeast OF Nozales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
MRS. PICKETT IMPROVED
Stnnds Trip Well From PhiIadclphln
10 NashIugfou

to WASHINGTON.
shinston. september l2.--Mra La
Sale lfckett. widow of the famous
Confederate general. reached Wash
mstcn this evening from Philadelphia
where she had been i'll At a hotel She
stood the trip well. and was taken d.
rectly In her home. Her condition to-
might was reported to be greatly i'm
proved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
FUNERAL OF LATE
EMPEROR BEGINS
Century-Old Rites and Costumes
Mingled With Modern
Military Display.
GREAT CROWD AT PALACE
Official Representatives OF Every
Country III Toxic to Partici-
pate in Ceremonies.

Tok o. september l7-Funeral cere-
monies OF tn. late Emperor M.siuhlto.
Of Japan. posthumous!y Nnown as the
Emperor II the Era OF Enlghteu-
menl.' began to-day vita century Oh
rites and costumes mingled with mod
ern military display. From the most
extreme points OF Japan subjects hay-.
been assembling In Toxic. AT midnight
q great crowd had gathered alonS Tine
route III the procession. The weather
was tair. 4 police Gordon was estab-
l!shed. shutting OH the streets through
which The body OF the Emperor will
he transported and upon which ID was
estimated hal million people Will b,
Accommodated. = reservation was
provided for 1890 foreigners. botn
residents and visitors. at the request
Of Baron Yosh.ri Sakatani the Mavor.
soon after midnight officials proceeded
10 tho palace IN preparation Tor the
carly ceremony.
The samare colorlng associated with
Western mourning, was replaced By
the brilliant nues OF the Orient. Sor-
row for the dead ruler however. was
apparent in the faces Of all.
Oficial representatives OF every
country had come 10 TOXIC to par,i-
c!pate in the solemnities. The list in
cluded Phnander c. Knox, secretary Of
State OF the United States, who was
accompanied by Ransford E. Miller.
ch,ef Of the Far Eastern section OF the
State Department at Washington
Rear-Admiral Alfred Reynolds. L. :.
y. and Brigadier-C General John j.
Pershing IT, 5 \ Members OF the
regular foreign diplomatic body were
present
From an early hour in the morning
the palace IN It's great private park in
the heart OF the capital was the goal
toward which virtually everybody In
Toxic made his way on foot
me casket containing the body lag
in state in the main hall of the palace
Ii had been decorated according to
Shinto's rites hy a special corps OF
ritualists appointed for the obsequies
The casket was ~ enormous dimen
s.ous measuring nearly ten feet BY
i've. and Weighing one anu a half
tons
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Emperor Arrives.

Al O'Clock IN 'ne horh'ns '"e on
ciel mourners PECAN 10 ar''se
short wat GuE!ns Wh'ch the tu"e
uonar!eS formed proSeS''oh HH'Ns'
5shinlto arrived ne N"N
Count ToG"' inc grand master @, te'
cmonies' ana Count Wy d'Sna 10, -N'"'S
ter OF the Imperial Household VINO
were followed ny court c"an "e rains
carrying the imperial SWORD ana sea
After them CAME FRINGE NAtsura lis
Lord Chamo er!ain. WIN General NdNH =
mira tn" chiei aide-de- "a mp
small procession composed oil the
IF n-o~Sdan.e c.,mc next Ths EN-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13

Miadletown. y y Son,a,,,
ba9ton " Gibson. the Xou. -
VINO was arrested AT HE ~
~ Way on charge " murdartn,-
w. zen, Mrs Rosa Monschik szahe
IN Nea up tonight ia coli I'm
ra,.,,, ~ ",i "a 't"rs hero TO await ar
H'Thment before County Judge Re-
to-morro" morning Ills self-rone
nence and iauntiness fed win ME-
rival here. MS ar
DEPUTY Sheriff DoGraw ,oop .,-
prisoner not TO tn iail. but 10 No.
lei when he reached here ana bsa
prepared to have him spend the nfrb,
,heFe. when County Judge Rovce who
lss ue" me warrant for Gibson's ar
rest reached town shortly after 10
O'Clock and ordered Gibson to ioii
u heard about Gibson's trin - ,r.,
dletown.' judy Royce said ..u ia
way home from ALBANY. II seemed ~
% IN the nature of free shor
iheFc Is no reason why he should he
treated differently from any othar
prisoner Lock him mp In iau and
Keep him there until tho arraignment IS
Besides the S1sbo tragedy. there has
been chain OF curious condolences
linking Gibson's name with cases Of
sudden death or disappearance Of
clients of the lawyer OF OF persons
connected in one way or another with
cases In which he was interested The
hrst of four such condolences occurred
when Mrs. Alice c. d Kinnan, daugh-
Ter Of an aged woman whose property
Gibson handled. was murdered AT hcr
home in the r. onx The murder nvs-
terry was never solved. Gibson was
held pending an Investigation, but
was released on a habeas corpus writ
snd subsequently brought suit for
false arrest Then continuing tic cur
lous chain. witness AT .-e kinnan
Inquest. Michael Shippo. was found
drowned in a shallow creek. and
Continued on Third Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-13
PRESIDENT TAFT
SPENDS BUSY DAY
In Conference From Time He
Returns From Links Until
Long Alter Dark
TALKS TO CABINET MEMBERS
Me~ican Situation, Trust Suit
and Treasury Matters
Are Discussed.

Beverly Mass September l2-Thls
was the busiest day President Taft has
spent IN Beverly this summer. He
Was n conference from the time he re-
turned from the Myopia links through
lunch until long after dark he talked
with twO members OF his Cabinet, At
torney-General Wickersnam aua Secre-
tary of the Treasury AlacVeagh. Chanl-
Ter p. Anders IN. the counselor for the
state Department the head %: the Pres
dents Economy aud Efficiency Commits
sion. George r Cleveland tew COM
m!ttees from nearby towns. ana posed
again Tor tie moving picture men.
MI Wickersham told the President OF
a inference bee held earlier In the day
With United states District Attorney
French. Of Boston. about the prosecu-
lion u the United Shoe Machinery
Company He declared before he left
Beverly for las home In New Yo...
that ne intended to go deeply into the
United shoe case when he returned to
Washington.
Mr. Anderson has been on leave from
the state Department. but discussed
the Mexican situation with the Presi-
dent HIS view Of conditions there was
encouraging secretary AIacNcagh had
several matters 20 take up with the
President one b., regarded as most
important was thu question OF loaning
10 banks in the West money from the
United states Treasury 10 he used in
moving crops He probably Will an
noGnce decision in the matter within
th. next few d.vs
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no resIHn atlon q Robert Q Nnlen-
tine as Commissioner OF tho Bureau OF
i>iian Aitairs and the proo;sheers or
President Tafts decision in tho "rcli-
gious sarh case which onicials here
declare have n hearing on the res!g
nation. came to Beverly on the Same
train Tonight The resignation was
accented promDtlv but no successor to
Mr. Valentine viii be named until Sec
retary Of the Interior Fisher returns
from Hawaiian visit
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Schedule * also was discussed BY tho
Governor who told o. conversation
recently with prominent wooden
Manufactured. who he said admitted
that schedule was wrong The Gov-
ernor declared that the business men
of the country wore hy no means dis
honest. and that as soon as they reelz-.
ed that they were proHtins wrongly
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.coniinued ON Second PaSeD
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-27
100000 MsSg#5 COMING
TO denver Is BELIEF
a.r.frr- --a1 Service.


Denver. ,.Ig- Nov. -.~' HI.
Knights Tru.w Eaaaua. lu".r la..-
lilies ana .....r H...ut-9 100000
sin .a .H Denver next August Be be-
liagaa ug Chairman .a-Ua. VI. ..-
1cry cr Tho rEana"I .gG1.a.a egn-
mlfgs.
It HlI r.4rra sr-nH01 TO ea.a.-
tain .re F...a-a .r. .. a.r.. out .#e
PLANS FER ... gorgeous decorations
rss a-..r.ar .f .h. finance CONE
uft.aa. which a. n.~H0u. Hr- n.--. .u
raise tnfs naa. .. FRAN. L Bishop.
N j. BARKER .a chairman o.. tH-
committee on decorations and .LlguE-
ua.lauH. and Harry ST. .. Us
chairman u. a...E-raE.. J."
charge oil these feature DO the r.e..
Ear.a ar- --fcr.r hrwr-u. General
Ishu Chase ur# '....n. ."a. master
Henry ~. Haun.a Hn. have charge
Of the drill team.
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Trial OF WLLla55 H11E
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Ezetze! Trying
TO Break viii

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unua a..aaG nov .u a.luHnuu, to-
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. Jacob 0..r-l 10. .."..a- county.
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Ownership WILL
BE BROUGHT Up |" S2709
Mayor rrEGl 10 G-.3r with Electric Interests
H... #3 gt aai7g q Friendly Purchase, But .Ii..
Condemn 4 Necessary. Is official Statement

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farrrg the a...r..n @. EuH ..n..r..
and rua plants f.. .En City. and F.a.
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D.3..g.2 and a1ag5T HT9 al
Guilty. Sa.3U3TJ Of H3n-
Der @. BJara.H1S
55GO.g1 Closes.
lHlEl T1 PROVE C53S3IR50
Bon M ."--"T ""-T-U-

.- H..H.. .a.- -f. E.a rr..
nua.u U. U.lH aaI..l .a r.
naHr .#.Ut #rUur. f.. re..a chars.
With a-gaeaae .IHU from ...
.u.a F8.A lra1 Growers . f.
lion.
Dulus aae ar.ra EamiuaGou .
one o.. l-a directors ha admitted "..
clariug that Cher. aIe su au..
men conceded with this GalL Tre
ue Che ..Ea directors and the mn-
Haer.'
Admission was made by a. J.. Rob.
DTls o.. RauulH. one OF ,he dIr.etnus
thar % dra E9r cent commission was
paid TO W. III. CauEu without lnD
knn"IedEe OF the patrons of the ass
a-ciali-u. He Justified l bg Saying
fEa. ir was usual in other ur-anfza-
U9aH 0t tho same character
AN effort was made by the defense
90 introduce testimony TO show rha.
Uaa directors had formed a c8rspir-
1ey n-ginss CraiE but the form of
The tetim0ny was objected TO by the
people and the court refused 10 adj
NIT IT,
Mung OF the charges made by At
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ms statement We're substantiated hy
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