The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-27
K|TCH|N RESTING
At QUIET RESORT
Governor Preparing Tor His APP
preaching Campaign for
Senate.
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Raleigh. n. c.. June Ex-Governor
Kitchen. who left Raleigh early last
week for HendersonviIle to deliver an
address for the State Medical Society
in annual session here, Is still out OF
the city, and inquiry at the executive
office ELECTS the information that the
Governor is supposed to have stopped
over at some quiet resort for q few
days rest, preparatory for the ardu-
Gus campaign work that Is just ahead
In the senatorial contest. It Is learn
cd that there is Forthcoming In com
nection with tho senatorial campaign
statement of the official record of
Governor Kitchin. Tho criticisms OF
Governor Kitchin on the record of
senator Simmons have brought Out
inquiries as to the recof'- OF Gov
ernor Kitchin. and those close to the
Governor say that the people are
about to be favored with Il compAete
presentation of the Governors nee
ord in Congress. as Governor. and IN
his other service to the state and
country at large.
Assurance from Washington that
there is the strongest sort OF prob
ability that Congress Will take care
of the cost OF the proposed joint ma
nocuvres OF State guardsmen and reg
ulars, in connection with which the
Third regiment OF North Carolina is
scheduled TO so to Admission. Ala.
are most agreeable to the State au-
tnorities here. The Indications are
Lhat special act viii be rushed
through Congress TO cover this item
of several million dollars which was
tied up in the general Dill that Presi-
n Its1 .flaZ Il
have to provide an cncampment Tor
the Third Regiment il would cost
about $4,000. The Federal allowance
Tor the movement OF the Third TO
Admission is about $4,000. The item
of transportation alone lamounts to
over $4,000.
Because Charles D. Wfldes. Taft
delegate 10 Chicago, called x-Sherin
Ham Jones a liar when he charged
WiIdes with having broken faith in
one of his convention votes for Taft.
Jones last evening. IN Wrighds Cafe.
threw & water glass at Wildcs. smashed
his eyeglasses and inflicted an ugly
mark unaer his left eye. Jones Lent
Tor his home at Walks Forest before
the police could serve Il warrant. and
he is to return later and have hear
ing before Police Justice Watson.
Jones was 4 Roosevelt rooter in the
State convention here. hut was not
seated as a delegate. The quarrel
started over Jones !ntimating that
Wildes had posed a Roosevelt man
before he went to Chicago. This is
what brought the indignant charge
from Wlldes. Jones demanded aetrac-
tion and apology. which Wildes 'would
not make.
No time Is set yet, for the hearing of
Levcne Belts, being held WI thout hail
for stahbins to death his older brothar
Clifton Belts. sunday afternoon. Their.
| Is still no direct evidence TO contra
diet the claims OF the boy and the
other members of the family that;,thc
killing was accidental while the two
We're sculIlng In fun on a couch IN the
hall OF the Belts home. However
there are a number OF phases of the
case that constrain the officers TO hold
the case open as long a. they can To
await Developments. For one thing.
the boy shows n total lack of that
degree of sorrow and nerve-stra!n that
would naturally he expected on the
part Of normal fifteen year -ol,l boy
who had accidentally killed his broth
cr. The officers are impellcd to the
idea that either the hoy was angry ana
stabbed his brother because he was
mad with him. or else he did not do
the stahbing at all. and Ii was attlL
buted to him because he could he I;o.-
ten off with least punishment How
ever. there Is n very general ten0ency
TO accept the statement that the XIII
, Ing was accidental as the boy and
other members OF the family are In
slsting It was