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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-22
Qflp, a9aIe ann Jcmalf

Il 4 I / u 4 TELEGRAPHERs Is
hours and good pay Let s. NJ
HotEn teach YOU at MASSEY BCSI-
NESS COLLEGE, 500 East Broad
Street
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RRaI GstRte lllaltr6

NAN, DESIRING TO RE
tire from active business, wants
country place in good condition. Ad-
dress BfEAfAN. BOX 1884, Pittsburgh,
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PIANO TONE RESToRING.-BY OUR
unique method we can make your old
piano sound good as many new
Instruments. Our repair department
IL equipped to do ali kinds OF piano
ana player plano work. Estimates
chcerfully given. without charge
Come In and get our expert ad-
vice without oDligating yourself
CRAFTS, III Z. Broad Street. Rich
mond, Va Madison $685.
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WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THAT TIE
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY Is
a STRONG COLLATERAL BANK
THAT WILL LEND YOU MONEY ON
YOUR WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW
IILRY AND SILVERW!hRE. THIS
IS THE ONLY COLLATERAL BANK
ING INSTITUTION IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. SECOND FLOOR, BRYAN
BUILDING, EIGHTH AND BROAD
PHONE MONROE 1913.
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Richmond, Va. January l6, 1912.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK.
holdcrs.--The annual meeting Of tho
stockholders OF the Life Insurance.
Company of Virginia will be held ut
the chief office OF the company. on
Broad street, between Ninth and
Tenth Streets, in the city OF Rich
mond. on WEDNESDAY. the 31st day
of January, 1912, at IL o'clock NJ,
L. d. HARRIS,
Secretary
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GARAGE. VINE AND MAIN
Strce's.--We have opened an up.tO-
nge for tho care OF electric vehicles
and storaS. batteries
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COSBY'S PAINT STORE all WEST
Broad Street. Old English and John
sons floor wax. Monroe $3.50.
for repair shop, anywhere in the
State of Virginia. Apply C 5SS, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED, TO BUY FOR Cash, HOUSE,.
hold go0da in any Iuantisy. Phone
Nnrieot asst.
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RAUCH & LANG ELECTRICS. WA
verley elactrics. ohonc for a DEM
onstration. and lie, Mr.. Smith tsilt
with you. w. c. SMITH 6 CO., Vine
and Main. 3ii ~. I'll: Street
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COSBY'S PAINT STORE. 31f WEST
Broad street. headquarters for dane
ing wax. Monroe 1850.
S. NJ. IfOTHII. EXPERT TELEG-
Tapher.s is now teaching biography,
railroad and brokerage work at
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, 500
East Broad Street.
HUMAN HAIR BoGHHT AND sol u
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MONEY LOANED on DfAMoSDs AID
Jewelry at lowest rates OF interest
NO charges for storage. ~ F. JA-
COBS d son. Els y. Ninth Street.
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BDarutng


40 WEST GRACE STREET. k>OT WA
ter heated rooms; modern convent
cnceS. board.
SNlAl.I. kilA .IlI..1, IIGILsI. -. c:C.,:
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BACIIRACH'S.

| TO PER CENT. PER MONTH. ALL
KINDS OF PAWN TICKETS RE-
DEEMED AND GUARANTEE TO
SAVE YOU MONEY. LARGEST AND
STRONGEST AND OLDEST COL
LATERAL INSTITUTION IN THE
SOUTH. ESTABLISHED 1887. RICH
MONp LOAN OFFICE, $40 L. BROAD
STREET.
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:ratiOn6 llantco, J.elnlI!

EXP d DEMONSTRATION DE
sires position in Virginia. Domestic
science training; highest references.
Tenn.
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The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS. &
OPEN 9 y. Ii. TO r. N.
csc FreS Oh Safdrdnys
The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY sTEEEpf3l
Open daily from 10 a. NJ. ,tpl5 r M
Admission. sae, Free or Saturdays.
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Q3rrtlnG9

Virginia State Insurance Company.
Richmond. Va. December 2s, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this company Will
be held at the Office OF the company
in the city OF Richmond. Va, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1912 atIo
o'clock noon
WILLIAM r. MILLER,
Ten Surcr
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND poll
tsacd, mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and sold. LEVY, the Uphol-
Htcrer. i25 West Broad.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stock oldcrs of the r. l.. Barnes SAFE
and Lock Company, Inc. will be held
at the offices Of the company, Nos. o.
l1-l3 South Eighth Street. in the city
of Richmond. Va, on MONDAY, Feb
ruary 5. 1912. at o'clock r. NJ.
J. STUART HOPKINS,
Sac
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bookkecpcr: experienced and coInpe-
tent Address Il 5ii. care Times Dis
patch
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YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment lob. $50 month: send postal for
list OF positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. 315L. Rochester.
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LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! WE PAY CASH
FOR old clothes. gents furnishings.
boots, shoes, furniture, etc. Phone
Madison 5132.
WANTED. YOUR KODAK FILMS no
finish. MACFEE develops free. For
particulars drop card and see. Pc
IersburS, Va.
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Goal ane ll4Dou

II HAD ALL TIE TESTIMONIES
of good housekeepers and the few
men OF good Judgment that EXPRESS
Themselves amout LONGS wood II
would be interesting and worth even
more than 10 cents. II you vii! or
der this week or next will send
dry oak ard pine and tho best oak
and zine slabs ever sold and coal that
burns. LONG's.j 1906 West Broad. NJ
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faeai Q-3taIE j,Or 5u

FOR SALE, RANCH OF SIN SEC
tons of fine plains land, in Randall
county, Texas; well watered. MRS. X.
HUTSON, 500 Tyler street, Amarillo,
Texas,
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TAKE NOTICE! ! HAVE THIS DAY
appointed +. p. Wright my agent
10 conduct the bakery business nj
1000 Nenable Street. to buy and sell
for cash only. w. Il. ROBINS.
January &, 1912
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"trip N-ldnlrn, A5llc

WANTED, eOR u. :. AItGs. ABLE-
poured, unmarried men. between ages
OF IL ard 30. citizens or United States
ate. who caa speak. read and write
inc English language. For informa-
ION, siE!iy to kecrult:ns officer. $40
re 81 Eroad street. E.chmond. Va.
WANTED. y FOREMAN AND CUTTER
Tor small factory steady work. per-
;nanent jo6. MILLER * GLEASON.
Newport News, Va.
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Sparo lQantcb

BOARD AND LARGE. COMFORTABLE
furnished room. for married. couple.
Give address, etc. Address 500
care TImcs-Dispat ch.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Pierce, of St.
Louis, were in the city from Saturday
until Monday, visitors at the home OF
Mr.. Pierce's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Pierce. Mr.. Pierce if chief counsel
for the St. Louis Terminal Co., and the
trip was made in his private car.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. M. Pierce and chill
dren, of st. Louis, were in the city last
week, coming from Washington in a
private car, which had been reserved
for their use. Mr.. Pierce is chief coun-
sci for the st. Louis Terminal Co. In
ion City is honored by visit from her
former citizens who have been so signal
Iy honored in ST. Louis.
When the chest feels on fire and the
throat burns, you have indigestion, and
you Need HERBINE to get rid of the
disagr leable feeling. Itdrives out badly
digesteh food, strengthens the stomach
and pt Nes the bowels. Price SOC. Sold
by O. Red Cross Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Hyman Shapiro was a business Wis
itor in Paducah last week.
Mrs. G. J. Crockett, of Fulton, ar
rived Tuesday and is guest at the home
of her friend, Mrs. F. ]. Smith.
Mailing Keiser have beautiful line
of heating stoves--prices are right.
Are you coming to the football game
at the Training School park Monday at
2 p. M, when the Training School de-
feats Trenton.
Who's coming? The Training School
plays their first game on home grounds
at p. m. Monday against Trenton
University School.
Hot blast heaters, best in the
world, at Wehman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Doyle and lit
tie laughter, Bess, of Chattanooga, and
and Miss Lorene Loring were welcome
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Catron Compton
last week.
Mark Forester has purchased the
new home on Morgan street just COM
pleted by G. H. Cobb. He expects to
move his family there in the near flu.
ture.
AS leaders in millinery, Mrs. Arms
store in Union City is growing in popu
larity and in the confidence of the trade.
Goods and prices are right.
NJ F. White is remodeling and over
hauling his residence. A new coat of
paint is being applied and in a short
time Mr.. White will have one of the
prettest cottage homes in the city.
Mrs. John Baird is building a new
front porch at the Pigeon Roost, "
painting the outside aud rearranging
the house inside. The improvement
will add quite bit to "sprucing up"
the central section.
Buy your heating stove from
Wehman and you will get one
that will keep you warm and
save fuel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11
Think the
Matter Over /!

We write the best policies in
Fire, Life and Tornado and
Accident Insurance.
Represent the Illinois Surety
Company, and have Power Of
Attorney to issue bonds at our
office.
IF you want to buy or sell
property, list it with us.
Have calls daily.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-10-11

It's too late to laugh at germs. That
day has gone by and there is no medium
more deadly than the common HOUSE.
FLY. DAHNKE'S CREAM BREAD
is wrapped in GERM-PROOF WRAP
PERS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
PRETTY GYPSY ROMANCE Is
ENDED IN OAKWOOD CEMETERY
Bride OF Sixteen Buried After Brief Illness and Widowed
Husband of Fifteen Is Left to Mourn

With the burial H. lakewood yes
terday of pretty Annie Muncho.
daughter Of the queen Of tribe OF
rowing gypsies. came To an END the
romance of two young peopta VITO
were passing through that period OF
approval Of the elders, necessary TN
der the gypsy Jaw. and which .asts FOR
q period Of I'VE years.
Annie Munrho and Frank Marine
were betrUthed according 70 the Gypsy
law, and acting up to that ritual The
FIRST portion Of the marriage ceremony
MAS performed e. Chicago on DeCefl
Der 18th of last year In the same
month in the year, S9l6 the hnal
rites would have been said. ana the
Two you'd have heen made and wife,
mad not fate, W hich stalks about in
the land Of tiypsies" willed il other
wise
Joseph Marine, the father Of Frank.
who j. NOW only fifteen years of age.
shaved until he had collected $500.
When this was accomplished, he said
e. Eis sen, Go now and buy the dark
haired daughter of the queen to nave
dis Your Wife Frank did so, and
on December 18th OF last year in
Cherin's hall. 1112 South Lincoln
street. Chicago the three day s. mar
rage ceremony was commenced.
Ar that time Annie MunCho as
sixteen years of age, and Frank Mari
no was a year younger, At the OK
piration Of Eve years the marriage
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
Mr.. BRIGGS DIES
QUITE SUDDENLY
NFII-KNoWN BUSINESS MAN Is
STRICKEN WHILE ON HIS
WAY 10 MS HOME.

John Archer briggs, Junior partner
in the firm OF Johnson 81 Briggs, lum-
Der dealers and railroad contractors,
died suddenly OF heart disease yes
terday afternoon. Mr. Briggs left his
ONCE III the Mutual building about =
o'clock and boarded Broad and
Main street car TO go to his home,
1919 West Broad street At the cor
usr Of Monroe and Broad streets
feeling III, he LEFT the car, went into
a drug store and yelephoned TO his
family physician, Dr., Grinnen.
The physician found Mr.. Briggs
sinking rapidly He telephoned for
Or Blanton and to the Briggs home
for an automobile. When DR.. Blan-
ton arrived the physicians injected
two hypodermics. out Mr., Briggs
never rallied He died at o'clock.
Only one daughter. Miss Grace
Briggs. was at home at the time of
Mr. Briggs death The other mem
bors Of the family were communi-
Gated with Two daughters, Mrs.
Joseph + Leonard and Mas Miriam
Briggs. we're at Virginia Beach. One
son Arthur X Briggs, was in Nor
folk: the other J. Walter Briggs, was
In Kentucky
MT Briggs was born in Scottsville
Va, April 20, 1859 Al an early age
~ moved 10 Rimhmond and has been
identified with it's business life for
many years He first entered the con-
r-r---r tttt y
and laler formed 4. partnership Hith
Charles T, Johnson, He vas stew
ard OF Broad Street Metpcd,E- church
and prominent in UNCONVENTIONAL
work lie was also member Of
Ri@mond Lodge and Washington
Royal Arch Chapter. 10, \ + and
4. NJ His wife was Miss Carrie Wal
,ters. % Richmond She died about
ten years ago leaving three daGgh~
tiers and two sons
The funeral win be held Sunday
afternoon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
CITY TO HAVE NEW
TOBACCO FACTORY
JAMES r. PATTERSON TO HEAD
COMPANY FOR MANUFtC-
-
TURE OF WEED.

James T. Patterson, William Is.
Daniel and other pioneers in the to-
ibacco busiRess---fDen whose names are
linked nseparably with the manufac-
ture OF the weed In Richmond, will
shortly launch a new factory here.
II viii be an Independent venture. mot
organized TO fight the trust, as Mr..
Patterson said last night but to run
a business in "a business way" Both
Mr. Patterson and Mr.. Daniel have
been associated in executive capaci-
ties for years with the y. A. Patterson
branch OF the American Tobacco com
pany and know the business thorough
ly 1t Is understood that western
capitalists are interested with them
III the -yenture.-lt- is further stated
that theanew concern has acquired or
Tuxedo, a private brand, though this
statement was not confirmed,
A previous report that Catain John
Laudstreet was 70 be interested in the
enterprise is without foundation. Cap
tain Landstreet, who recently resigned
his position as sales manager vi the
"A mericau Tobacco company in New
York, has returned to Richmond. but
has formed an official connection with
the Broad Rock Springs company. to
which he will devote his time and
talents.
The plans for the new enterprise
have not been perfected yet but de-
tails Kill hl+-sA aEt4 II is
exected that the new enterprise will
be ready for business the first Of the
year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

would be confirmed and then the
young couple would In reality be man
and wife. For three DAYS the strang-
est of marriage rites were observed by
the camp Of gypsies. all of whom hau
moved into the city - celebrate. t"i-
lowing that three days ceiebfatlph'
The young people became their own
masters and were no longer heid re-
sponsibie ito their parents, Al the etd
Of five years, according to Emil
George. spokesman for the tribe, they
would have come into their own, ana
their marriage would have been rTtt-
fed by the elders OF the tribe
Immediately after the ceremony me
tribe began It's fnigratiUrs. II the
course of events they journeyed sr"atf,
and in the direction of Richmond. Ar
irving here several weeks ago, they
pitched their tents, prepared for a
prosperous stay. and the making "l
much money in the telling OF fortunes
aud swapping OF horses.
Tuesday Annie became al. She was
removed TO the city hospital, and On
Wednesday she died of heart allure.
Friday she was buried in lakewood,
while the tribe looked on, and perhaps
uniformed rites ncs observed by
others
Frank Mariun,-at the age Of hf-
teen. is a widoWer. and il VIII be i've
wears more before he VIII nave the
right to look for wife
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
MR.. Xix MAY GO TO
NORFOLK SOUTHERN

IN railroad circles IN Richmond
yesterday II was rumortd that Charles
r. HIN. president and general
manager of the Seaboard Air Line.
may resign 70 become the president Of
,he Norfolk and Southern railroad
This rumor Is in connection with the
recent announcement Of the passing
of control Of the Seaboard Air Line
from the Rysn-Bl control 20 other
hands '
The same report has It that the
presidency Of tho seabosrd may pass
to Charles II Capps, AT present traffie
manager Of the SeAboard. Several
weeks ago that J c. stuart Of the
weeks ago f. was reported that J. C..
stuart Of the Erie road would he
made the president, but this was de-
MED by Mr.. Taylor
Some doubt has recently been ex
pressed here that the Sesboard has
actually changed ownership. although
II was giv~n out recently that f. Da-
wee Warfcld mad obtained control or
the road, suppisnting the Blair
control
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
CONGRESSMAN DIES
Of HEART DISEASE
REPRESENTATIVE GEORGE r.
MALBY. OF NEW YORK,
EXPIRES SUDDENLY.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Representa-
tive to Congress George r. Nalby of
Ogdensburg, was found dead in his
room at the Murra, 41ill hotel about
O'Clock this evening.
DR., Peter Gibbons, the house ply
stefan, and Coroner E'eliensteil,
agreed, after an examination. that
death came suddeliy from heart dis
ease, for which he Northern Tier
Republican leader lad b~cn FREQUENT
ly under treatment.
Nevertheless. the congressman s
end produced a great shock among
guests Of the hotel. where he had
stopped for many years, and among
the many political friends he pos
sessed, not only throughout the State.
but country
Mr.. Malby. who recently returned
from Chicago, where he fought for
Taft against Roosevelt as delegate
from New York. registered at the
Murray Hill Thursday evening about
$3.50 o'clock. He seemed well and
retired early.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

ourselves Of bosses by organizing
another party. Bosses viii faster
themselves upon any party un-
unless the rank and file are sleeps
less in their fight against them.
VIII Stick TO Party.
For these reasons and others
which may be easily deducted from
those l have given | shall not join
the new party, bat shall continue to
use all the strength l have TO In
huence and direct the course of the
Republican party towards Its true
mission. "
Discussing the belief held by SO
many progressives.n that the nominal
ton at Chicago WAS accomplished by
seating delegates who had no right
to vote. Senator Cummins says:
A fraudulent conspiracy vitiates
everything It touches. and, therefore.
as to the RNpgbiican who. after in
teiligent inquiry. reaches the conclu-
sion that the outcome Of the Chi
cage convention was the result OF de-
iiberate fraud, the nominee OF the
convention is not the nominee Of the
Republican party Such a conclusion
ought not IA he reached without care
ful investigation. but II it is so reach-
I'd. then the Republican voter holds
in hts own hands the opportunity 70
rebuke ana punish"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN. July B.
Swedish marksmen today made a
clean sweep of the miniature ritle
shooting events IN the Olympic games.
winning over six competing nations.
including the United States.
The Swedes scored 925. winning
the tam competition; Grea- Britain
finished second, with score OF al7,
and the United States third, w1th 10 T..
An OLYMPIC medal was awarded the
winners.
In the Individual competition Lieu
tenant Carlherg was first with gar
winning the gold medal. Lieateha4t
Hoist WAS second 80 winning the
silver medal and tho bronze medal
went to Engineer Ericsson. who made
n score Of 232
WinsIow. OF South Africa, wor the
final Of the out OF door lawn tennis
mems ptngies. defeating H. A. l<H-
son. also Of South Africa, three sets
10 ono.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06
EVIDENCE IS PRACTICALLY
SAME AS IN FORMER TRIAL
OEYOLlNG CARROLL OUTLAW
Thirteen Witnesses for Commonwealth Are Examined in
Hearing of Case of Claude Allen, Charged With
Murder of Commonwealth S Attorney Foster

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,I
ATH nv LILLE. VA, July DIE
fore court adjourned today thirteen
witnesses had BON examined In the
second trial of Claude Allen, most
OF the evidence being of 81 nature
to show that the Aliens formed a con-
splracy TO wipe out Carroll county
court, This evidence. however, was
practically the same as that given
at the former trial Of the defendant
and at the trial OF his father, Floyd
Allen.
Joseph A. Banks was the only Wit
ness examined who was not placed
on the stand at the former trials, his
testimony being oorrobratire OF that
Of the other witnesses
During the cross examination Of
s. b. Weddle it was brought out that
previous to the tragedy the witness
had bought an automatic revolver for
Clerk Dexter Goad. upon whom the
defense is trying to place responst-
billy for the shooting
Deputy Clerk Quenenbury. on cross
exam nation, stated that he went into
court armed because ne had previous
IL had trouble In the clerks office
with Jack Allen.
Cyrus phibhs. a civil engineer. ex-
hibited maps Of the Hiusville court
room, showing where bullets struck
and their range. }. q. Ayres. an
undertaken. described the wounds re
eeived b. the victims OF the Aliens
deadly hail OF lead.
Others witnesses today were Isaac
Martin, Sidney Spracker. Lowman
King. G. r HowelL Al G. White.
Roscoe Mabry, J T. Cochran and
r. X. Lindsay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-06

SEA GIRT y. j. July 5.--Woodrow
Wilson spent the day adjusting MS
new mantle OF party leadership lie
had long conference With senator
James a. OGorman, Of New YORK,
and is tonight engaged in answering
important letters.
The stream of visitors, born official
and unofficial, Is constantly inere1a-
ing More time was given. however,
to the conference with senator O'(tor-
man than has yet been accorded any
representative of the party.
William G, McAdoo was AN early
caller, but did not remain long. Il
is stated upon good authority that he
is the candidates choice FOR treasurer
Of the campaign committee
Senator O German, while waiting for
the train to return to New YORK, told
the correspondents Governor MAspN
would poll more independent votes N
New York State than any other man
mentioned at either the Republican or
the Democratic conventions,
The senator from New York de-
clined 20 discuss the details of the
conference. With regard to the men
ton Of his name Ia connection with
the national chairmaHship ne said
Il would not like to undertake that
task. There are any number OF men
in the party thoroughly equipped for
fine work
Discussing the situation generally,
Senator O'GormAn added:
The harmony which prevailed at
the adjournment of the Democratic
convention has never been equaled In
the history Of our government, THIS
IL progressive era, and We have a
real progressive 10 lead us
Eliminates Roosevelt.
The nomination Of Governor Wi
son eliminates any chance that may
have existed for Theodore Roosevelt,
and consequently does away with the
third term talk, In my opinion ,icv-
eIuor Osborne. Of Michigan sounded
call that viii attract many indepen-
dent Republicans when he came cut
for Wilson"
( Senator O'Ciorman was accom- I'tiel
/ to Sea Girt by Dudley Field Malone,
/ ollie James, who was expected to-
dav to discuss the date for the for-sal
/ notification Of the action OF the Bal
+ timore convention, sent word he could
not get here until tomorrow.
I Governor Wilson announced that h
! wilt go 70 Atlantic City July 10th. and
address the convention Of the Nation
al Building and Loan association, The
address will be made in the evening
and the candidate viii spend the
night at Atlantic city.
Monday next. the candidate VIII en-
/ terrain at luncheon the New JERSEY
delegates 10 tho state convention. Or
I Tuesday he will go TO Trenton, to at
/ tend to hts duty as chief executive
/ OF the state.
! Today he supervised the organiza-
/ ZION OF the New Jersey efficiency anc
/ economy commission and signed 9
i requisilion warrant for Hoboker
wife bea,er under arrest In New Yorb
: qity