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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
FOUND NOT GUILTY
Of Wife MURDER
hurry in Stage Case Quickly
Agrees on Verdict of
Acquittal.
COMPLETELY NOT PROVEN
Presence of Husband While
IS Operation Was Performed Not
Proof Of Guilt.

]. Tilden Stage. indicted for com.
plicity in the criminal operation which
resulted in the death OF his wife. Mrs.
Rosa Inez Stage. was declared a Ss
guilty yesterday afternoon by ths
jury of the Hastings Court. and after
months of suspense left the courtroom
d free man. The jury reached AIS
agreement without difficulty and re-
turned verdict few minutes AFTER
retiring.
Judge Richardson in his charge in
structed the jury that testimony
proving the presence of Stasg IN the
room at the time OF the operation
without showing actual assistance On
his part toward the consummauon Oh
the crime, was not sufficient ground
for conviction. The defense. while
admitting the presence Of StaEg in the
room. declared that he was only there
to lend his wife comfort in the ordeal.
Failed In Proof.
The Commonwealth failed in its ef-
forts TO prove that Stagg actually
took part in the operation itself. as Is
shown by the verdict. Antonio Tread
ricie, the negro herb doctor. who
pleaded guilty to the operation, testi-
fled that the husband held Mrs. stays
and administered the anesthetic neces-
sary for the operation The plea Of the
defense that Stagg had already sur
fered enough in the death Of his wife
and the publicity Of the trial evidently
had weight with the jury, as well as
the fact that five children are depend
ent upon Stages earning powers.
The testimony in this case for the
most part was so revolving that Judge
Richardson ordered the courtroom
cleared Of all except those actually
connected with the trial. Although the
ban was lifted when the arguments
began yesterday at / o'clock. a bare
handful Of spectators took advantage
of the opportunity to be present VIII
lis c. Pulliam. engaged to assist IN the
prosecution by Mrs. Stages family
opened the argument for the Common
wealth. j. l. Shelton presented the
defense's arguments. while Common
wealth's Attorney Folkes closed for The
prosecution.
The trial occupied two days, and
both the convicted herb doctor and
Stagg himself took the stand. Fread-
ricie has been sentenced to Ave years
in the penitentiary and has begun
serving his term.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
SUFFRAGE LEAGUE
HAS CONVENTION
Many Members From Richmond
Attend Annual Meeting
in Norfolk.

big Richmond delegation ieit ey
the norfolk and Western train al
O'Clock y. II yesterday for Ncrfoik'
where the second annual convention
n. n. Eoual Suffrage League OF VIZ
r.nIa is 20 b nsif.
An executive board meeting TOOK
r,lz~e last uIght at the Lynnhaver
HS..!. w.lch SrilI BE- convention head
,u,--,rs Business meetings and cleo
zion Of oEeer. VII rIl the hours OF
today and Friday morning. The after
Moons Will - given up 20 social en-
,.rtsia-n.E;.. Including a IsnoheOn at
a.. Norfolk Country Club. The Two
evenings q. IN. convention VII Dc
siycn sp 20 public Addresses. Judge
T ". wiuppH and Nathaniel Greene
ar. 90 b. among tire speakers.
There viii ts Delegates present from
:y-rehsu.g Ftayntor- HsrrisoBogrs.
Roanoke, Tythevi1Ie. Marion Costns-
sou. Frsfsrtck-bsre. wiIlIa-ssbsrG and
e.fsr--pysrls gier,-ond s.lssaf.p at
,sr1frg are gserzres " V. vasen-
.ire. Pe-'arn;n Crurp. y. N Bsrsess.
John NBac.. = Tyler yotson. J. w.
Durham. n " s-1;'haeId. ~. Harvey
yc.Ays. g Rystrsp. Thomas W. A1r-
ref, ROY X Fsasnsgzn. v. T. yossSn.
" -. Assrs, = " xe~k and Mss.
Mary Ssbnston. Assi. Clark. Carrie
IIes,wscs. L,u.ss Cssns ard Alice
Osossy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
SUICIDE PRAYS
FOR DAUGHTERS
Richmond Man, Formerly Pan
anna Engineer, Kills Self
in Washington.

With a final prayer for his two
young daughters. Joshua w. Kendall,
Of this city, committed suicide In
Washington yesterdaysby swallowing
small quantity of cyanide Of potas-
SUM. He was found dead at noon IN
room in the Chicago Hotel.
Mr.. Kendall was formally an engl-
neer on the Panama Canal. Return
ing TO this country, he rejoined his
family last spring and went to house.
keeping at AIS Elm Street. Richmond.
They resided there during the spring
ana summer months. but a month or
more ago it was announced that the
wife and the two young daughters IN
the home were going to make their
home in Washington with grown
son. The father was to remain In this
CITY for some time, at least
NeiRhbors have not seen him Tor
several weeks.
Mr.. Kendall left two notes, one ad-
dressed to his sister. Mrs. c. h. Para
ter. in Washington. and the other 10
his daughters. Lillian and Lucille.
The note to Mrs. Parater read: Dear
sister Pet: The burden Is greater
than l can bear. For the pas, three
months. while I have had smlHns
|aca nv poor heart has been dead
due to the treatment received IRON
those who should have given incl,
hearts blood for me. but instead
placed me under the utmost scorn.
II wish you would take to your
arms and kiss for me my two little
daughters. Lillian and Baby. May
Jesus Christ in His infinite love take
care and father them. II my CAIN
against the government for overtime
is allowed I desire that 1t be equahy
a;vided between them. Lillian and
Dohy and no one else to have one
csnt OF il. thank Joshua for wha'
he has done for me- May God take
care of them. ,,.
YOUR LOVING BROTHER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
BROWNING NAME
WILL NOT APPEAR
Abandons Mandamus Fight and
Will Resort to Rubber
Stamps.

Colonel James S. Browning. Bull
Moose" candidate for Congress from
the sixth Virginia District in opposi-
ton to Congressman Carter GLASS. the
Democratic nominee, yesterday With
drew his petition for manoamus
compelling the insertion OF his name
on the Official ballot in the November
election.
The matter has been pending before
Judge R. Carter Scott. Of the city Clr-
cult Court, but for the convenience Oh
all part;es the case was heard at the
Henrico County courthouse, where
Judge Scott is holding a term OF
court. The petition for the mancamus
having been withdrawn, there is now
nothing before the court on the SUP
iect. and no record OF the transaction
in the clerks office. Colonel bro"h-
ing failed to file his name with the
Secretary of the Commonwealth with
in the required time before the general
election. He had informed Colonel b.
O. James, Secretary of the Common
wealth, informally, that he would DC
In The race, but the notice required
bv law. il was claimed, was not hieo.
Several days ago Colonel Browning
made formal application for . manda-
mus to compel the printing OF his
nane on the oficial ballot for the
district The case was to have 'oeen
argued Yesterday morning Assistant
Attornsy-Genera r. B. Davis appeared
for the State, but the Withdrawal Of
the application ended che case.
i, IS understood that Colonel Brown.
ing will use rubber stamps to put his
name on the ballot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
CAREFOR G|RLS|N
BOARDING HOME
Mission Society Discusses Prob
lem Of Workers-Girl Wore
Four Dresses.

Extension o. the organized enoIt 70
nroy.de safe living places tor
pirls was discussed anc oeIe
iIpon Yesterday at the annual So
ron OF the Womans Home r.
snr.e,ies for the Richmond District ~
n,-i, pIace Methodist Church In aooi-
.inn 70 the working girls home az
T,..r.;e.h and Broad streets IL vas
decided 20 secure rented GuafteIS ~.
a boarding home. where girls VINO ear, :
their own way may De 'aneH CAV
at reasonable rates
Tho number 0! girls who come 10
Richra ,nd to work and VINO have 10
BONES and are therefore forced 10
sa.k the cheapest and most Undcsifapie
dying and boarding houses, ~
stated surpass.s be!ici- inc cry y
I'D Z, be full OF them They have
r,vher. TO entertain friend save N
the streets o. parks. ard no one - IN
,.r.s-.d In thci- well-he:ns.
Miss Rogers and Miss Sellers. deacon
.ssgs. discussed settlement work among
girls They told stories sad ana en-
-cr,-.rfrg and humorous. Two girls
have recently been rescued in the nick
q time. Ono is no. n business col
IeE.. another at sch 1p!.
one worker gathers ~ 10: 81
Syrian children every Sunday 20 tai"
TO SUNDAY school One girl 81 ~.
rae. vas rounI who wore four dresses
her to take them OF one by 8ne. urtll
the bottom one was reached. and u
vas found 90 - sewei On and therefore
lr1m"varle. The outer Dress was much
shorter than tho ore nailed on
tn" convention was welcomed 90 tt~
church by Mr. Walter @ PARKER. Wiz
Z the rasicr Mrs " - pg.i-e- 70.
spoudsd- :. y. Dixon discussed ~.
past present. and fstgTe 90 the Ne'c.
"dis; Insti'u-". Mrs. VI J. wGk!T,
Illustrated on q t'a kf.arf an .gsc,
i've way ~ sTrs ad'rg 80 contents .,
70" monthly bulletin az the Hon. yis.
sion Board Mission stsdv cIE..e,
wcr" talk"d 80 by Mrs. = W MAYBE
Niss Roberts had something 80 say !
-. sctooi Which - 20 BE- ssfshi'sbes
- 'he mountains % Patrick County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
LIKES TO STEAL
CHURCH PROPERTY
Robber of Second Presbyterian
Stole Ministers Boots
in Petersburg.

The si,yer-handled umbrella lett IN
the study OF the Second presbyterian
Church Sunday morning by the th'eA
who spent the night in the church
was stolen from the First baptls'
Church, OF Petersburg. last flio"S
night along with pair of long ruooer
boots used by the minister al zap
,isms This Information reached the
richmond Police Department yestef-
dav through letter from Chiet OF
police Rasland. of Petersburg, whose
men are looking for the roooer VINO
nerne-ra,ed q church burglary yer!
similar 10 the one here.
The local police now have assu', :
ance that the same man comnitAeu
the robberies here and in Peterspurs'
his special hobby seeming 10
churches Since the moment on sun
day morning when he waved the sex
ton of the Second Presbyterian Churcn
aside at the point Of a pistol anu
disappeared through q SIDE door, ho
sign has been seen OF the roooer. ne
made ayay with about S. in cash from
the Richmond church. the proceeds Oh
the rifisd primary department boxes.
The most remarkable part of the
robbery OF the church. from the police
standpoint, lies In the reported re-
snectabiI!ty of the intruder. Joshua
kinney. the sexton. gave description
of the roober as a weii-dressed white
man of about forty-five years old.
about Eve feet ten inches tail, ana
wearing a mustache- The man VINO
entered the Petersburg church was nor
seen, but there is no doubt that the
robber In both instances was the same
i,s;v:dual The umbrella Will De
turned over to the petersburg ponce
but nothing has been seen OF the MISS
ing boots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
JUDGE" GAYLOR
SAYS he MARRIED
Tells How He Got License IN
Chesterfield, but Clerk Doesn't
Know II.

Judge" Gayior, whose recent desire
to take unto himself q wife was frus-
trated0by the refusal OF license In
the HustinGs Court, claims that he
ha. now accomplished his end. and is
hardly embarked upon the sea OK
matrimony. 1t may be . case Of the
little boy who. in reply to his widowed
mo,ber's announcement that she was
going TO marry Dr.. Brown. exclaimed.
-pu,lv for you, ma Does Dr. Brown
r,ov fty' The Judge" appears 70
be the only person aware OF his re-
cent nuptislA
clerk coebiu, Of Chesterfield court.
said, Nay. nay: ..s.a i, he had
$3.50 = iicense for Gaylcr's weddine:
n. ~ould-be groom, however. aserse1
-. hv An unprecedented exercise OF
t.-sru;,y he had secured his pcrmst
70 marry in Chesterfield, ana tna.
minister not far from Sos .n
nouu Ss.bion. So sure was Gayior
80 be had been married tnat ne
s,Sn,.ned the names OF two witnesses
vho were present when ne maoe MS
snfrx upou the benedicuns
n .nnouncing his marriage. SayIcr
IL 49, he and his bride would De
$500 20 their friends al his Apsr,-
- n IN PAS, Broad Street ALTHOUGH
~, men, css.mony is alleged TO have &C
tns sS Tue.day, hts Sandlady SAID yes
cur ,s.s sbe had received no mt
nation Of her dodgers union sas
thorough INVESTIGATOR ITO rsdd,ne than
80 looms own assertion nav "a.
sne euTreS' tn. bride. ACCORDING TO nus
.sssemens. IL native Q, C,ns,nna a.
"a The witnesses are resioeh's %
Ncrfo1k.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
CHAMBER after
5OONEW MEMBERS
Perfects Plan for Campaign to
Secure This Increase IN
Three Days.
MANY ARE OUTSIDE FOLD
Epsiness Concerns Not WITHIN
Ranks Will Be Given
Chance to Join.

clans for the Chamber OF
cnsrra membership campaisn VIZ
aSon,ed last night at the
Tn,si at a meeting ATTENDED w h"s,
score Of the organization Us IN
ness getters. The consuitati0A hnur of
$50 o'clock to within an houI
-; sht and when the meeting hhaias
.dinnrned plans for the campaign "ee
complete ir1 O hand OF
solicitors will scour the city toa
n,ambers. More than nifty business
-, wilI for the next three days apan-
don their own affairs to give their oes :.
afyorts TO the interest OF the SnainD
of Commerce. The program IS 70 pa a,
into the fold at least ooo auui.io
individuals. firms and eorpo ;d ths in
In this manner TO pro.ioe embar
..sad revenue which the cnampef
needs t. do its best WORK
To Report Daily.
o,,cs,ors will work IN pai ,,,,
whole force Will report
~ tho red room Of the i, re- saryed
ciuh where luncheon W." results
- ths workers and the uass Ill, take
discussed; The s.t iir ,h,s AFTERNOON. Daily
place at iii he neld thereafter at
meetings Will pe
the same hOur. -, o,,y,s commercial
In going over the cry ,ba, NOT
d,rsctory the committee iouho and
less than 600 supsta vet allied
nrof.ssional men have not YET Tbs
p .orei with the chamber; Inc
n asrmse OF these were apportioned among
mar names eo,vnteer solicitors, who Will mahe
an EFFORT to see every man vi '"'
within the next three days. over -
The meeting was pfeslGeu ose'
p,, ~ Manager W. T. Dabney. IA
large hqsn number IF the committee OF d aps
nar,ed AZ Tuesday nights dinner were
unable to be present, but sent wor
that they will be ready 10 go u WI -
Among those who attended last n1gnt
49, president T. NJ. Darlington. BUS
;ness Manager w. T. Dabney, +. ..
Goodman, Horace F. Smith. N. =; fIor is
heim Fritz Sitterding. Jr., B. W. VIII
Sow Aaron Clarke, julien Hill. ". A.
Crenshaw. Nathan Simon, Samuel Ros-
END ,rf, W. c. Crenshaw. W. A. Cham-
bers. Captain W. NJ. Myers and Arthur
NJ. Cannon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
DISCUSS TRADE PLANS
Chamber May Undertake Annual Boost
or TIN TO CarOilnAR.

The trade extension bureau Of the
Chamber OF Commerce will meet at
s.sa O'Clock Friday afternoon 20 take
up several matters OF immediate con-
Germ. and will at the same time fo-mu-
late Tentative plans for next year s
trade extension tour.
While the chamber has not as vet
taken action IN the matter. the feeling
IS general tiHit IL WY regard with
favor a plan which VIII place under its
direction Al annual booster trip into
Che Ca-otsnas modelled after the las.
>7ro which we're conducted under the
auspices % The Tir1ns-Dispa;ch
The bureau held 2 meeting AZ
O'Clock YESTERDAY after-0rn but voted
- postpone acton On This ard other
business until next Friday. when =
moro complete attendance will be on
Se-i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
REAL ESTATE CHARTER

John p Branch and Others Form MiItoa
Dollar Cooperation.
A charter was granted yesterday TO Jnhn
P Branch and others for the formation OF e
81 oso 900 real estate corporation under the
title OF the Kings!and Land Corporation OF
Richmond. The company IN authorised 10 DO
general real estate business. TO have
ca pital Of from $500 90 to 81 coo. and has
the following incorporators: John p. Branch.
president: Robert O. Cabell. secretary: John
Aiken Branch. treasurer. Ali OF Richmond.
and John Kerr Branch. OF Quaker Hill. "
T. Cnder its charter the company may
own a. much a. 1o!eoe acres OF land The
directors are the above and II c. Branch.
OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
FINDS PusLIc NEED


- crs.sssuu q 49, , 49, -
,.smssr, q Rschmosd vsre
~, sarrr,s,a yesterday ~ vsW
aSfeecrv zee. Of Hew Yerh. p~ssseses
Of sse national Asscssssscs - n. 80
Y,xmsers. ssd ssses y 1871 s.ss. ~ sssve
ssve - - cSGsnSV wssA Sscvsssy prsvss.
~ n. i,sI,ASys' exchsugs. eei"ns se"a W.
WAIVER piumsers 81 Isesos,~ ,~.--s
- syoVy0 - N0fSnsy eceesuse ~
I;eS~svS. - cs1Dsssee 80 - &C. -
SsSIsc cs0ssss 0nsssns 49, 49, .y
nSnsIuR ~ ~ - -. ~
- - go - ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
GOING TO SOUTHWEST


Downing and Tucker Leave Tonight to
Make Speeches.
Thomas j. Downing. OF Lancaster one OF
tho most popular speakers in the state IL
in the city. He Will leave tonight for work
ii the Ninth District. and will speak to-
morrow night at WytheviIle and Saturday
night at Marion.
Harry st. George Tucker will also 70 to
the Southwest tonight. He will be at Poca-
hontas tomorrow night. Tazewell Saturd ay
afternoon. Jonesviile Monday. ana Gate CITY
Tuesday
The one rally OF the campaign will be held
at Roanoke tonight. The speakers win he
Henry G. Stuart Richard Evelyn Byrd and
Carter Glass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
TRUsTY ESCAPES
Colored Man Held Minor Charge Leaves
HenYie0 jail.

Joe Lewis. a negro .rus:y AT HensSeo
County JAIL made good his escape yester-
day afternoon while unloadins the county
wi.,er supply Of coal. The keepers back
was turned at the time. and the neRros
escape was not noticed until he had gaines
q start that ais pursuers could not over
come.
County officers Immediately Instituted .
search for Lewis. but UP 10 last night had
not succeeded n catching him He had
been IN sa:i twenty three days He was arr
rested for frespass on the property OF the
Chesa pczke and Ohio Railway and required
to pay a nne and give bond for sixty DAYS
IN default OF which he was rerIaaded 20 1aN.
IL. had already more than served The time
necessary to cover his hne. and vas being
detained because % his inability to give
bond to obey the law
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24

Governor Mann's Office yesterday honcred
the reou,sis.cn OF Governor Woodrow VIII
son. Of New Jersey. for the exfradition OF
Ch.,ies Jobnson. wanted IN New Jersey on
the charge OF havieG stolen IN automobile.
y.,uea A. TsA. johnson IL now on the
ryrtfed states Naval Training ship FRANK.
lin a. Portsmouth. Edward L. Brennan. ef
trenton presented the papers. and viii ~
,urn with the prisoner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
PANAMA CANAL"

The Immense Locks as tall as six
story building can only be properly
seen before the water is let in
Special Cruises from New York,
SllJoo and up.
Special Cruises from New Orleans.
1l25Jo0 and up
RICHMOND TR ANSFER CO.. AgeDtss
No sos East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
U.~sp~a prcu VenT.essusry.

70 60 detective force vas Iu-
S--g~teg - ken a lockout last night
eo- = convict t~usty by -hn nam. -
r,-adis- co.n-s1 -ro -~s5r MS ezca -
Pom ,Se So" T.rlt.r.'7-v Will" out
or a -rs.egr-. various -epn-ts 81 rs
p-escuc. -~Hgs . "s.sy.a from diNr-"r'
SECTORS 81 TIE CIV 'ar- -igh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24

I'ss-Ses - war; rsrs te-sss S-.r- 80
A., .srss r~ics - - T1-'frTs ~s--- - ,ss
'e."~i-s e0lr'rs vs-ts-fzTs C.rz- ~ NO.
lbswN--h. 81 W.s' Tirg.ris. ar5 v,sgs.s.
Y sfarhafbs 90 Fl.-fss. Js-s- 4 rT,.f.s.
ran an1 Hs-is Y ffssSs'f 10Th .. RS
mSu6 =. RHs.11 ro's-Tsss So s,-t. "
besss No'h =, VirTir'-: r'vi-r-o- . po.-
avs faris v tnfs-ss-. NS-a y, pf>s --s,s /.
iok1 " Ds-rrsr'y. - r-G-ss. s,s ~a,.-
v FssS. 80 Eichr.crS TtS-nz- Z. ~t~.1r
srl HAITI q. HsFhs- h,.r o, pf.h-s.,s.
HsrTy shsrmsa s>f fs-rts p<rus,s.r sS.h
., btrhrnorf: rhorrss rarrs.r % rs-a.s's
ART SsSnie Y. CARTON. % e.cssra-s Heavy
e rhsr ssf yss.ie y. MAY. t0th yaoaxsp,
SsreeD0 % wasttagsca-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
PHILADELPHIA BOOSTERS

Party Of 100 VIII sDend Several Hours
Here On November 10.
letter received yesterday from C. w
summerneId secretary OF the General Phila-
delph!a Trade Expansion Committee. states
that the special Pullman train containing
,he 100 Ph!Iade!phia Boosters Will reach
Richmond on Tuesday morning 1t 10
O'Clock. November II
The party will remain In Richmond three
and a half hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
TWO SUITS INSTITUTED
Howe Fox Claw, Commissions from West
Over iteiEhts Ca,Epsny.


Suit was instituted ysste'GaT IN the La"
sd Ecritv Court by C.e-a S Mindil against
N. virginia Railway sId Power Company
ror damages Iatd al 5000 She il represented
hv Meredith & Cooke and Leake & Buford.
NJ declaration has been fled. but the action
10 undo ysteod 70 &c FOX personal injuries as
q yesuI.~of A street car accident.
Suit was also instituted yesterday in the
Law and Equity Cour. ny e II. Howe and
TncEaas II. Fox. trading as Howe & Fox.
sraiast the Westcver HeiEhtssCoEpany FOR
damages CT $500. THE plaintiff is repre-
scented by Garrett. Pollard Smith The
action is .or commission. claimed in con-
uectioa with sale o: certain real estate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
AGAIN POSTPONED
Hearing sSwitching-Chsrge' csse De.
ferreA New Untn November H.

massage from washington to Tramc
usna1er n s. GOODMAN. OF the CHAMBER q
Commerce, yesterday announces smother
REINFORCEMENT in the hearing OF the cas-
in9 this city The case has now been set
for November IL
The difficulty centres about the refusal Of
the railroads to absorb certain SWITCHING
chs,ec. the imposition Of which, the cham
her charges places Richmond shippers at .
djsadvan,aee with shippers IN nearby COM
pc,itive markets. Dispositions In the case
were taken In Richmond LAST Nay ana
bs.ring had been set for yesterday before
the Interstate Commerce Commission -
Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
Charged With Robbery.

Andrew Johnson, a colored you'll, of
afternoon on the charge of forcing an
entrance into the store Of E. A Bur-
gen. at 500 North Third Street and
stealing quantity OF groceries. He
will have a hearing this morning in
the Police Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24
Police Court caaeA

Leon Brown. coiored. charged with assault
ing Rachael Smith, eolored. was hned so
and costs yesterday In the Police Court
On the charge OF resisting Officer Kidd
in the discharge OF his duty. James Winston
and Sidney ia cksor. both coIored. were nned
SO and costs each and required 10 furnish
500 security for thirty days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-24

Willie Jackson. coIored, was arrested
Yesterday afternoon on the cnaIee OF
.,e.If,9 a pair OF shoes from the Cross
Shoe Company He will be tried In
pclic. Court this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

logical expert and s%avant, discovered
hat the ribs of the rat give out
rhythmic tones when properly tickled,
Making experiments, he found that
these tones could be regulated by
nerve pressure from an electric bat
terry. The nerves Of a rat lead to It's
sensitive tail, which does many duties
besides acting as whlsk broom In rat
land. He tanned Z nne specimen OF
the regular Partisan rodent, got it so
that It would answer to his least com
mand, fed 1t On = special diet and
then charged it, nerves from an cleo
trio battery. The rat became exceed
iusiy s>asadYo and The uetes from ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-01

with requests for advice from persons
who wished ito succeed ITO accom-
plish;" ito attain" But, as strange
as the statement may seem to you,
| can truthfully say that not n per
cent.-not one In a hundred OF these
earnest seekers was able to state ex-
actly what he or she really wanted.
They were dissatisfied and discon-
tented, and felt the vague urge OF un-
rest pushing them forward to furthsr
endesvor and attainment-but 1t stop
ned nsht there. Ninety-nine out OF
every hundred did not know a tney
wanted. They asked not only for aor
vice rsgaral1x the msaaa q soean.