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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
INDIANA WILL
GO FOR MARSHALL

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. March 81.
The Democrats Of Indiana today
instructed the delegates from that
state to the Baltimore convention to
vote for Governor Thomas r. Mar
shall "as the nrst and only choice Of
the Democracy OF Indiana for the
nomination OF President" .
The delegates 1T large chosen:
United States Senators John w. Kern
and b. r. Shively, and National Com
mitteeman Thomas Taggart and 8. v.
Menxies, OF Evansville.
Samuel NJ. Ralston. OF Lebanon.
was nominated tor governor BY ac-.
clamation. .''e
Governor Marshall. who acted as
temporary chairman OF the conven-
ton, advocated refofm Of the tariff
and economy In the administration
or government. He criticised the re-
csll Of judiciary, and voiced oppo-
sition to the initiative, the referen-
dunn and the recall. He urged the
enactment OF q law annullinG the
charters Of corporations. whenever an
ofIicer and director Of one becomes
an officer and director Of another.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
DECLARES He SENT
BOMB TO JUDGE
MAN ARRESTED IN JACKSON.
WILLIE SAYS HE is FRIEND
OF EOULKE BRANDT.

JACKSONVILLE FLA, March 81.
Whether Fred Newsom. alias Price.
arrested here as a vagrant and inn
plicated In a number of petty thefts,
Is really the man as he claims who
sent the Internal machine to Judge
Rasalsky. OF New York. is only a
demented wanderer, the police have
not yet fully determined.
Newsom, who says he Is twenty
eight years old, was arrested last
night on Il charge of vagrancy. He
was identified first as an escaped con-
vict from Georgia. Later he adj
mitted number of petty thefts in
Jacksonville and much of the stolen
property was found where he indicat-
ed to the police.
The first inkling of his alleged con-
nection with the sending of the bomb
to New York was obtained when de-
tectives found In searching his cloth
Ing clipping containing an account
Of the attempt upon Judge Rosalsky's
life. questioned in regard to the clip
ping he grew nervous and then blurt-
ed out the bald statement. I'm the
man who sent the bomb
Pressed for further exclamation he
said: Il sent the bomb to Judge
Rosalsky because he mistreated a
friend OF mine. Foulke Brandt. when
he became party to the swindling
prison, just because he agreed to
plead guilty to something he never
did, In order to please some of the
rich people he was shielding"
Some day We'll get all these big
fellows. There is nothing in life for
: us anyhow and the best We can do
| Is to clean up with those who grind
US down."
Newsom said he first knew Brandt
when he was steward on a Swedish
ship called the 'Hatholman. on
which Newsom shipped as an ordinary
seaman at a CHILEAN ~ort in 1902.
! Two years later he said Brandt got
him job in New York.
Newsom says he sent the bomb from
Brunswick. Ga, on or about March
18th. He cannot remember the exact
date. He first said he sent the pack
age by express, but later upon being
told that the Internal machine re-
! ceived By Judge Rosaisky came
| through the mails he changed his
story and said he might be mistaken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
COAL MINERS NAY
GET CONCESSIONS
uBCoMMiTTEE or MEN AND
OPERATORS TAKE UP WAGE
QUESTION.

CLEVELAND o., March ef.-The
joint convention of bituminous coal
opeatcrs and miners In session hero
ID not unlike all similar meetlnG1
held hy them in past years. Both
sides are declaring loudly that they
will not recede one iota from their
present positions on the tissues at
stake.
In the past these declarations have
been as violent and convincing, but
eventually they would be swept aside
and all agreement made. In this con.
vention. however. the miners and
generally agreed they cannot get to-
gether. After an all day discussion
on the payment OF wages on the mine
run basis. II was decided to submit
the question TO subcommittee OF
two miners, and two operators from
each state to SEQ II they could and
a solution for the problem.
Everything depends upon tho ac-
ton Of the policy committee Of tho
miners which meets here Monday. II
has power to instruct the delegates
TO the Joint convention on AL mat
tiers. Ii may decide upon ccnces-
sions being made to the operators
that will change the whole situation.
this three will be no agreement made.
According to the operators the In
creases asked by the miners. 4 GSont.
cd. would and seventy million oollars
to the cost Of coal to c0neuWees.
After the convention adjourns with
out an agreement there II expected IN
be a scramble among the operators
and miners Of the different States to
make individual contracts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
UNCLAIMED BODY
OF MRS. wills

NEW YORK. March 2t.-The BODY
of woman who committed suicids
by inhalinG gas ana chlorOform IN
tho Hotel St. Denis today u GwAtttng
Identification in the morgue. Up -
q late hour tonight NO one had cab.
Cd and the police h&d received ~
inauiries from Philadelphia. from
which city she IL thought TO have
come.
AZ Mrs Wilson the woman. ahou4
forty years old. with light hair str6ak~
ed with. gray. registered q the hotel
on Sunday afternoon last 0ppoGo6o
her name she wrote t'philadAlDhia
All marks had bean cut from ~
woman's clothing and shoos n ~
purse was SO. : pair ~ oyeU3oaoo
and : silvsr-faced American W8ltham
watch working No. t,See.etl. Go
No. 1921. The watch, thes police
hope. may lead 70 IN i4an4ine Hon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
BURIAL SERVICES
OF MAINE HEROE

WASHINGTON. March 2l.--TMe
Officers Of the battieship Maine win
represent the survivors Of tbs HA-
rama, disaster at. the. public burial eer-
Vices to be held here Saturday. whom
President Taft, Congress and Onveyn.
ment oficials will do honor 10 the
men whose bodies wcre> recovofed By
tho recent operations.
Rear Admiral Charles d. 6lgsbee,
who commanded the Maine: R1ar
Admiral Richard WAinwr1ght, Axacu-
tive officer OF the vessel: Lieutsnant
Commander David d. Boyd. then .
cadet; Medical 'Director Lucian q.
Hennebef1er. tho Nainss assseeon ara
the Rev. John r. Chadwick, chaplain.
Admiral Dewey Will head the naval
efI3cers In attendance. Tho cAfAEn0n-
ie~ will be held In tho lawn south ce
the STATE, War and Navy Dep4ftSnent,
near the White House. The todteo
OF the men which Will be tntar1o4 n
Arlington National Centseyy Are nov
lying aboard the cruiser BtFmiaoAe1n
in the Potomac Off the Wilmington
navy yard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
NOT MUCH LEFT IN
THIS LADY'S ROOM

NEW YORK, March 2l,--Mrs. Lii
liam Hobart French today purgcd
herself of contempt of court by an
swering the questions in the city court
that she was asked. in her examina-
lion on Judgnie nt az $3.50 due An
drew j. Davis, a plumber, On prior
examination she failed to answer ques-
tons.
Mrs. French explained today that
she has received all Of the IS. 600 that
+. Augustus Heinze agreed to give
her in settlement of all claims against
him. She said she did not care to
tell her present address because she
didn't want to be bothered with call
ers. IN answer to'a question regard
ing the property she hes in her room
she said:
There's nothing there but postage
stamps. chewing gum and stationery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
Acknowledgement
BACK FROM FRONT
ENDORSES GOVERNORS JUDO.
MENT IN METHODS ADOPTED
IN HANDLING SITUATION,

Back from the scene Of war At
torneyGeneral S. w. Williams. who
reached his Office here yesterday
morning, talked interestingly OF the
situation in Carroll.
He was quite convinced that the
Aliens had the entire program care
fully planned before ~oine into the
court room on the fatal morning OF
Thursday. March 14th.
He declared that the Judgment OF
the Governor with reference to the
use OF the military had been abso-
lutely justified by events, and he COM
mended In the highest terms tho
steps that had been taken by the
| Governor throughout the crucial
/ period of the past week.
! lie resented the attempt lie de-
clared that some people had made
at distances of hundreds Of miles TO
discredit the people OF Carroll coun-
I ~, lie declared that they were n
fine and brave people. and that there
| vas practically no sympathy in the
county with the Aliens and their
gang.
! The attorney general asked that it
! he published that he sent no mes
! sage from Hillsvilie saying that Sidna
! Alien had been cantured. and he de-
/ ciared that he was as much sur
prised as anyone to see the report
in the papers. The report was
bungied in transmission. making the
| attorney general confirm a ground
| less rumor.
| The attorney general expressed the
! opinion that the cases of the Aliens
should be tried at Hillsville for the
moral effect 1t would have, and he
further expressed the greatest conf
! dence III the lawyers who will have
charge of the prosecution.
! Judge williams brought out a fact
| not hitherto published, that on the
| night after the KILN the people of
! Hillsviile had so far recovered them
selves that they had organized a
| posse. which occupied the house OPP
posite the hotel. In which Floyd Allen
was lying, determined to prevent his
| leaving the place or his rescue by
his friends
| Judge Williams paid tribute OF
praise to Mr.. Landreth, the young
lawyer who has accepted the ap-
pointment as commemorative attor-
ney of Carroll county. and upon
whom much OF the brunt of the prose-
cution OF the Allen cases will fall.
Judge Williams described him as being
| q fearless and conscientious young
man, and that he had displayed
genuine manhood in accepting the
| position.
Referring to Allen fugttives he de-
| clared that there would be shooting
and shooting TO kill when the detec-
tives came up with the outlaws. He
| declared that the officers were just
az good shots as the Aliens and were
armed with better weapons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
REBELS GAINING
IN OLD MEXICO

WASHINGTON. March 21.-A
number of other garrisons have re-
voted In the vicinity OF Saif Bartofo.
In Mexico, according to information
received today by the State depart
ment The Federal guard has. &C.
cordingly, been greatly weakened.
The rebels continue to gain ground
steadily in the southern part OF the
republic, and the railroad running
from Vera Cruz to Tehauntepec 10
being operated with difficulty. Con-
siderable uneasiness continues to
exist In Mexico City. today's dis
patches say The approaching open
ing OF the Congress there IL exciting
a great deal of discussion, and the
enemies of the administration are
not timid about expressing their
opinions.
The State department In the mean
while, has sent orders to the Gus
tom houses along the Mexican bor-
der that the neutrality law must be
rigidly enforced. although foodstuffs
and clothing need not necessarily be
considered as within the meaning Of
the law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
DETECTIVES TRAIL,
BOYS WITH BREAD

ROANOKE. VA. March 2l.---De-
tectives Dan Baldwin and Joe Funk.
with four assistants. are in Mount
Airy. n. c.. today seeking TO follow
the tracks of two country boys who
went into the town yesterday and
bought twenty loaves of bread and
some canned goods and disappeared
before the detectives knew anything
of their mission.
That the boys purchased the food
for the Allen outlaws is the theory
on which the officers are working.
N. j. Smith, OF New Jersey. and
william A. WISER. mail clerk on the
Norfolk and Western, whose sister
Is Victor Aliens wife, are here today
in consultation with the three Car
roll county prisoners relative to plans
for their defense
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
CALDWELL NOTES.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
CARDWELIA. VA, March 21.-Mrs.
B. B. Gillian, OF Richmond. IL visit.
ing her daughter. Mrs. y. w. Jack.
son. at the parsonage at Cardwell.
The Joint debate that the Cardwell
High school and the Hamilton High
school were to engage In will be held
at CartersJilie. Va. the 2Stb Of March.
Miss Blanche Laync and Miss DeEtte
Lowery are the debatsrs aOr CArdwsll.
me question. Tho question = 'sWo-i
man'S 6uffraee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
COOLIDGE STILL
SORE ON TEDDY

SALEM. MASS. March Cliff city
Solicitor William w, Coolidge is elect
ed a delegate to the Chicago conven-
ton, as he expects to be. he will vote
for President Taft because Roosevelt
once bested Coolidge in a boxing bout
at Harvard.
Ibid he lick you badly - was ask
ed OF Mr.. Coolidge.
Lick me? Well. he got the deci-
sion. But have always believed that
the referee didn't know his business.
/ was as fresh as n daisy when the
gong rang"
The boxing contest was held in
Harvard in 1879.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
SPECIAL TERM OF
COURT is CALLED
Rx BENNETT n. LAMaE

IfILLSVILlAE. VA, March I'll
Clerk Dexter Goad, Of the Carroll
county court. received a telephone
message at 10 o'clock tonight from
the three attorneys. who will prose-
cute the Aliens for murder. saying
Judge Staples today called a special
term OF court for Wednesday. March
~. This follows the reconvening of
the regular term OF court here Tues
day.
The attorneys, s. Floyd Landreth,
Joseph c. Wysor, and John $. Draper
held conference In Pulaski tonight,
and talked with Judge Staples on
the long distance phone. The spe-
cial term for Wednesday Is called to
Try cases against Sidna Allen and
Barnett Allen for interfering with
the same offense for which Floyd
Allen was convicted. the day Judge
Aassie was killed.
Cases Not Called.
Eidna And Barnett Aliens cases
we're not called last Thursday. Bar
nett In out on bond. 9idna u 4 fugi-
tive from justice, and charged With
participating In the shooting last
Thursday after Floyd was convicted.
Barnett was not In court Thursday.
II ID thought hs will come. UP for
Judge Staples may, II he chooses.
call up the csses against tho mur-
dercrs At the special term. which be-
gins Wednesday or he may cali still
another special tesln. n IN not known
what he viii Do. The capture Of
ether memhesa az the Alien gang
RAY sossFn NJ Actlone;
onnoo oe1ll Out,
~ ness ~ ~ ~ heen rscatveA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
Or. Mary Walkers Condition.

NEW YORK. March 21.--Dr. Mary
Walker passed today in a very de-
pressed state. and her condition to-
night was such as to cause fears
that she may not recover. A woman
physician visited her apartment in
the Hotel Garard in the guise OF a
friend because of DIR. Walkers op-
position to receiving u doctors care,
ana did nor 11nd the patients con-
dition hopeful.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
NEW YORK BOWLERS
WIN FIRST PRIZE

CHICAGO, March 21.--The Bruins
wick All-Star. of New York, won the
medals OF the American Bowling
Congress with their score of 1904.
for the first time in the history Of
the congress. sending the champion
ship back East.
The team won first prize. amount
ing to $3.50. Terry'e mountains took
second place with 2.s70. and $3.50,
while the Lipmans, tho National
champions in 1909. won third prize
of $3.50, leading the strong Chicago
contingent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
PROTECTION FOR
GERMAN EMPEROR

VENICE, March 21.--The police
have taken the most extraordinary
precautions looking to the protection
Of the German Emperor during his
forthcoming visit. All suspected per-
sons residing either In Venice or any
Of the surrounding towns have been
placed under arrest. and will be kept
in confinement until the Kaiser's visit
In concluded. Several regiments OF
soldiers have been ordered hero for
extra duty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
TEDDY WILL NOT GET
WISCONSIN VOTE

MADISON. WIS, March. 2l.--Un-
der a ruling Of the secretary Of State
today. Colonel Roosevelt win not get
the Wisconsin delegation to the Ma
tional Republican convention. His
name will not be printed upon the
ballot to be used at tho preferential
primary election for the presidency.
Only the names of President TAFT
and Senator La Toilette arc to have
ofilcial recognition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-22
ALLEN TELLS OF ....-.
CAUSE OF CRIME

Continued from First page)
hunt for the remainder of me Alien
gang who are still hiding In the
nlou ataing.
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Gives the Real Facts In Regard to
Tier Case and Tells How She
Suffered.

Jonesboro, Ark.-"I suffered COM
plete break down in health, some time
ago." writes Mrs. A. McGill, from this
place. II was very weak and could
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One day, got bottle of Cardui. 1t
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Before took Cardui, had headache
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think it is the greatest medicine on
EARTH"
In the past fifty years, thousands of
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COUNCIL MINUTES
Official
REGULAR MEETING.

Brunswick, Ca, March 25, 1912.
Present: Hon. E. c. Butts, mayor;
Aldermen Ludwig, Cook, Calnan, Hop
kins, Leo, McKinnon, Nicholson and
Nash. Minutes of previous meeting
We're read and confirmed.
Petitions and Communications.
From J. T. Colson for adjustment
of tax on building enormously as
sess9d on the lots 10 and IA between
Wolf and Albany streets for years
1908, 8, 10 and II. Referred to taxes
and revenues committee.
Alderman Nicholson appeared in
council chamber and occupied his
chair.
From ]. T. Colson, city attorney,
notice of a verdict in favor of Solo
mon Walberg for $4,000 in damage
suit in city court. On motion the city
attorney was authorized to appeal the
case.
Alderman Cook appeared in council
chamber and occupied his chair.
From DR.. ]. w. Simmons, secretary
of the board of health, transmitting
copy of resolution passed by board
on 18th inst, requesting council to
dfaft and pass resolutions requiring
the following named owners of lots,
Whereon water accumulates and stag
mates thereby furnishing breeding
places for mosquitoes to have the
said properties either filled or drain
ed by permanent drains, viz: A., B.
d A. Ry. Co., S.W. of Newcastle and
boulevard and along right of way, be-
tween Union and Cochran; Southern
Ivy CO., along right of way between
Union and Cochran; Downing Co.,
lots 81, 80, 33 and "a of Wells tract;
Stanley Land Co., Town Commons lots
IL, 43 and As between Gordon ana
Johnson; Mrs. Eugenia Whitehurst
IoWn Commons lot No. 40, between
Lee and Gordon; The Downing Co.,
/ the Mccullough dock and the Glau-
Der md Isaac tracts, Mrs. L. A. Nav
| ry, eXecutriX, on Union street; Stan
ley Land Co. and ]. w. Bennett, Town
Commons, 1903 and 105, between Stone
wall and Lee Referred to sanitation
committee with power to act.
From Geo. Julian for redemption of
Evansville lot No. 20, acquired by city
| at lax sales in 1904. Referred to the
committee on taxes and revenues.
The following applications for quit
claim deeds to Town Commons were
received and on motion, referred to
the special committee having juris-
| diction thereof:
H. c. Faison, VIM. Murphy. E. W.
Murphy, trustee, John Mallette, T. J.
jackson, S. B. Nathan, Mallard and
Lucy Martin, Georgia Capers. Clai-
borne Flanders, Luanna Ledbetter,
Toby Lockett, Joe Frazier. Amanda
Grant. Cornelia B. Johnson, ]. H.
Brown, A. V. Wood, Maria Page, Bet
tie Julian, Louiasa Butler, w H.
Greenfield, H. P. Perry, Luke Dawson,
trustee, Luke Dawson, Chas. Trim
mings, Annie Davis, M. A. Scoepple,
Katie Dance, Mrs. Ida B. Loftin, Lee
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A. Evans chapter, U. D. c., will hold
called meeting on Thursday after
noon of this week at $50 at he resi-
dence of Mrs. Walter Brown. All
members are requested to be present.
The commencement exercises of the
Brunswick hospital school of nurses
will e held at the city hall tomorrow
night, beginning at $50 o'clock. Quite
an interesting. program has been ar
ranged in connection with the exer-
cises and many friends of the hospi-
tai will no doubt be present.
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Collier Drug Co.
WHERE GUILTY. COUNTS
PHONES 116 and 300.
commerce and the employment of a
paid secretary. Adopted.

By the Finance Committee.
Be il, and it is hereby resolved, by
the mayor ana aldermen of the city
of Brunswick. in council assembled,
that the mayor be and he is hereby
authorized to borrow on behalf of the
mayor and council the sum of $4,000
for the purpose of paying a note for
a like sum maturing on the 28th inst,
and to execute a note or notes to the
lender Or lenders of such money; such
note Or notes to be payable within
nine months from date or a shorter
period, and to bear interest at a rate
not greater than 5 per centum per
annum. -; i
Further resolved that the mayor be
authorized to renew said note or notes
for The whole or any part of said sum.
if the original be made for a shorter
period than nine months from the date
of he original note or notes. Adopt
ed.
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By the Finance Committee.
Be it, and il is hereby resolved, by
the mayor and aldermen of the city
of Brunswick, in council assembled
that the mayor be authorized to eve
cute a note in favor of the Mutual
Light and Water company for the
amount of their February bills, in
terms of the contract. Adopted.
New Business-Election.
An election was held for city ply
stefan and health officer for the I'M
expired portion of the year 1912. DR.
T. A. Mann of Durham, N. c., was
placed in nomination, the clerk by di-
rection casting the ballot of council
for him, and he was declared elected
Bills and amounts properly approved
and audited amounting to $731.74
were read and ordered placed in the
course of settlement. Adjourned.
N. D. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council.
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POSTUM

is made of whole wheat, in
Guiding the bran coat which
contains the phosphate of
potash (groWn in the qrain)
and required by Nature in re-
building brain and nerve cells.
There's no reaction from Pos
fun.