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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
COMMITTEE Will
MEET ON MONDAY
To Canvass Returns and An
nounce Result of Satur.
days Primary. %
Especial to The Times DispatchLl


Especial to The T1mas-DispatchJ
pAtsrsburr Va septepnber, 2S-The
r....s D,..r;., n.oor.,,. corn,tt.s.
"oo't0 os'ss OeooS. ~@As
which Will meet in this city on mon
day evening next to canvass the re-.
+vrn. ana announce III. rosu,t Of Sat.
~.
urdays primary. IL composed Oh t"e
following members: Robert GILLIAN. OF
petersburx. chairman. Ar Morris. Of
y...., M..L,ar.
euT1s; n .. au'cneson. VI
burg; w. c. Wynne, OF Lunenburg; }.
Baylor THOMPSON. OF Farmyills. In
,,,su ., ,ha 60, ,nt.r.., ,.,t in. the
oN 100 s~s
election. every member OF the commit
tee VIII ooobt!ess De In attenoance.
The unusually large vote-s.SSa-cAss
IN the primary was a surprise 70 every,
BODY. Judge watson received t,soI
votes and Nj. Turnbull 4.443. accorolns
10 the omcal abstracts sent from ever
county to Chairman Robert Gillian.
with the exception OK Amelia. In tn!s
county Judge Watsons majority OF <SS
was undisputsd ana conceoeo ~ ootn
sides. and was SO counted IN the re-
turns. "A majority OF 90 hd0 oeen - Q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
She Had Consumption,
Was Dying; Now We'll

Gekman'e Alternative 10 being used with
success IN the treatment Of tuberculosis In
all psrts Of the country. Persons Who have
taken It. Improved. gained weight. exhaust.
Ing night sweats stopped, fever diminished.
and many recovered. II you are interested
to know moro about IL. We with put yen IN
can investigate and Judge for yourself. Rad
OF Mrs. Govert's recovery.
''orinis. Ina.
"osntismen: Thinking that perhaps .
short history Of the remarkable recovery
OF my mothsr-in-law (Mrs Anna COVERT
might benefit some other sufferers. give
the following testimonial: About Septem-
Der 10. 1866. she was taken sick with Cstar.
worse. requiring . trained nurse. Night
sweats were 80 bad that II was necessary
to change her clothing once or twice every
night: her cough increased and got 20 bad
that everybody expected that she would not
live much longer. In January. when Rev.
william Berg. Of St. Michaers Church. At
Sherev!l!e. Ind. prepared for her death. ne
recommended that l Get Eckman's Aitera.
tive, and see ~ II would not give her some
relief I then requested the attending physi.
clan to give his diagnosis. and he inforIned
me that she had Consumption and was De-
yond all medical aid. When ] asked II ne
alive. he replied that No physician could
helm her any. and could suit myself about
IT,. So I Immediately had Rev. william
Berg to send Tor q bottle. Practically Win.
Out nope .ot ScSoNeEy, tsOsS 49,
try the Alternative. which she did. am
GLAD to say that she soon began 10 improve.
Now she works as hard a. ever. weighs
twenty pounds heavier than she ever o!o
before she took sick and Is in good health.
She frankly says she owes her lie ana
health 20 Eckman's Alternative.
(Sworn Afidavit-) Jos. GRlHNEH'
Eckmans Alternative 10 effective IN Bfon.
rhitis Asthma. Hay Fever, Throat and Lung
Troubles and in upbuilding the system
Does not contain poisons. opiates or naDit-
forming drugs. For sale by Owens Minor
Drug Co. and other leading d1uss's.s'
o.. bonris, telling of recoveries. and write
10 Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia "a
.cr additional evidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
jim POUl|OS IS
VISITING HERE
Greek Who Threw Joe Turner
Willing to Give Return
Match.

Jim Poulios, the Greek wrestler from
Manchester. n. H.. holder OF the Police
Gazette belt for the middleweiSht
won from Joe Turner At Charlotte. y.
c.. last week. has arrived In Richmond.
and will spend several weeks here with
friends in the Greek colony.
Il weighed slightly over 1Ss pounds
in three At Charlotte. and he has re-
Quested me TO meet him again within
three months. I am willing to meet
Turner within two or three weeks in
Richmond. and will weigh in at 15s
weight championship belt. which was
awarded me at Charlotte"
Poulios said he would meet all
corners under any sort OF arrangements
and conditions.
wrestlers on the mat to-day. He Is
quick as a cat. and shows much skill
when working. In reporting the
match at Charlotte. in which Turner
met his ws,ssio9 =. the hand. Of
The first fall went to Turner in
more than forty minutes Of fast work.
when he doubled himself against the
Greek opponent and got the decision
on a body weight and head scissors:
round, but the Greek gave such a
demonstration OF cleverness that 1t
was soon manifest that the Washing
ton champion had all he wanted on
his hands. Pouiios came back for
the second round stronger than Turner,
and showed greater skill He eluded
Turner'S terocious grasps with won
derful dexterity and threw him for the
second fall on an intricate catch: ,
With the odds even FOR the third
and decisive fall. the crowd was
cheering for Turner to return to his
usual skill. but the champion did
not look like himself. He showed
plainly that IN his first victory and
in holding the Greek even for limited
time in the second round. he had
spent himself When Poulios got the
toe hold within eight minutes in the
third round. Turner squ!rmed and
agonized Before be gave up the fight
and yielded the championship belt.
1T was one Of the cleanest and NJ ost
intense battles Of the mat that has
ever been seen here and likewise one
Of the mos, exciting and enjoyable.
To the average spectator. however, 1t
looked as II the right man got the
title, for Poulios showed more wrest-
ling ability than most wrestlers have
demonstrated in this city"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
CHARTERS ISSUED

Ameadmsnt to foreign charter New
Jersey corporation. Sirs inss-Stn,o %
Virginsa .Etna Springs Company.
Crown CIDER Corpora ton. N0rtolk.
Va. L. weinfelN. president: y: Kosen-
dorf. vsee-presiAenf; w. Roeen. seerS'
tsry "a treesurer; al Of Norfo'k-
CAPITAL: 5000 20 SfS.0oo.
The Palace saloon. Inesrporsssc,.
Bristol, va A. -. Zimmerman, presi-
dent: & L wires secretary and treas:
urrr: George johnson. secretary ana
s 3, sss :. ~ sas s % Sr'''''' w.
Auto Iehsing Cooperation Of Amer
ica, NORFOLK, We. 4. p: Newecmo. preS-
dent; wales Hank, vsee-nrssiosnt: W.
i. Simpoo0. r., secretary and treasurer.
sli q Norfolk, Va Capital; ssse.oes 70
SsI:rsSc Power sal lashs cerposs-
mon. RscRWonA. We. Ernest F1trpen.
pressAens: Thomas r Gay. vice. pSeW.
dent n. n. ChaIk1ey, secretary eeo
srcSsvrcy. an q Rickmes2 We. Capt
cal: S1,ooo - S9o,eoo.ooe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
FAv0RITES HAVE
BULLY GOOD DAY
Long Shots, However, Divide
Honors at Havre de Grace
Race Meet.

Havre do Grace. Nd. September a.
Getting the decision by . head in four
races. one by a length and another by
two. featured the thoroughbred sport
yesterday at Havre do Grace. The
horses that managed to stick their
heads under the wire FIRST were Capt
Elliott Lahore. Sir Giles and q. U.
Buster. Favorttes had another good
day. coping the first. second and
third races. Long shots had another
good outing also. the nrst choices ran
third in each Of tho fourth and sixth
events. and In the fifth the favorite
was second. Summary:
First race-Five furlongs; for two
year-oidg: selling: purse $400-Capt.
Elliott. I03 (Schuttinger), 2 to l. I to
.. 2 to s. first; Chuckles. l9S (Byrne).
to !. to !. s to s, second: Montresor.
- (Wolf). IL TO /. s to 5. to s.
third. Time. 1903 2-5. Smash. Mama,
Johnson, Aurific and Fasces also ran.
Second race-Mile and seventy yards
for three-year-olds and upward; SELL
ing; purse s400-Futurity. S6 (WolD.
10 10. 70 4. out. first: Absconder los
(UralJ. Is to !. Q to /. l to 2. second:
Patrick S.. 100 (karrick). 2 l-2 to /. /
TO 2. out. third. Time. 1:49 AS. AZ
fable also ran.
Third race--Six furiongs: for all
ages; handicap; purse $S00--Lahore.
l4l (ButweiD, to 8. to 10. out. nrst;
Yankee Notions. 30 (Karrick). . TO s.
to s. out. second; Amoret. 80 (Ford),
to s. to s. out. third. Time. IS 20.
Only three horses.
Fourth race-Siile and seventy yards
for three-year-old and upwards: SELL
ing; purse &400-Sir Giles. 50 (Davies).
to /. IL to /. . to 10. frst: Michael
Angelo. ia (ButwelD, 5 to !, . to 8.
70 5. second. Nonpa:eiI. los (Byrne).
TO ]. 1 to 5. 2 to 6. third. Time. l:4s.
Henry Hutchinson and Gates also ran.
Fifth race-Ftve and a half fur
longs: for two-year-old maidens: purse
s4o0-Hen Peck. 1o8 (ButwelD. . to /.
10 s. out. first: Battery. 1913 (Schut-
tinger). to 10. / TO 3. out. second;
Write, 100 tByrne). to 1. TO s, out.
third. Time. 40. Mehawk Boy also
ran.
Sixth race-3file and seventy yards;
for three-year-o and upwards. SELL
ing; purse 1900. L. Buster. 81 (Am-
brose). to !, 2 IL to /. to 5. first;
Supervisor. Ie2 DUNN, 8 10 /. to /.
/ TO 2. second: JacQuelina. los (Byrne).
II to 10. 2 TO 5. out. third. Time. l:4S
is. Chryseis and Gift also ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
SMALL ATTENTION
TO PROGRESS|vES

Continued From First Page.)
truly progressive. It is his plan to
emphasize this statement during the
remainder Of his campaign, for he
asserted there is no vital differences
between the Republican and Dmocratic
parties.
Colonel Roosevelt read with interest
name. of the men summoned TO tes-
tify before the Senate COMMITTEES In
yest,sating campaign contributions.
soma time ago he Instructed his man
aRers tn New York to arrange with
senator Clapp for his appearance be-
fore the committee on any OF the days
between his campaign trips. and ne
received word to-day that he was to
20 to washington on Friday OF next
week. The Colonel had been hoping
to have a period OF uninterrupted rest
a, Oyster Bay before his next trlp'
but said he would be glad OF the OPP
portunity to testify. He mad no means
of knowing what lines ms testi"ion'
would follow, he said.
When Colonel Roosevelt feacneo
Jackson late in the day he received
an enthusiastic welcome at the faiG
grounds. He said he wished to en-
nha.ize the fact that the Progressive
n.rty was making its night as one
.nd had no aniliations with any othet
party.
Governor Hooper Scored.
cov.rnor Hooper, the Republican
executive Of Tennessee, and canoi-
Sare for reelection, was scored by COL
onel Roosevelt.
Il wish TO comment said Colonel
Roosevelt. upon the attitude OF the
Republican nominee TOR 1o.efno,
Governor Hooper has announced that
<,ne people think Mr.. Tafts nomina-
rio, was stolen, and others do not.
fIe said he was one of the latter Now
7 wish to say with all the emphasis IN
my mower that every intelligent man
who chooses to look into facts knows
that Mr.. Taft's nomination was stolen.
II Mr.. HOOPER does not know II, it Is
because he doesn't take the trouble
TO think
"And another thing. Mr.. Hooper has
nominated for the position OF temporary
senator II the United States-highiy
tenrorary-one of the men VINO
assisted in the theft 1 refer to Nr-
Sanders. Mr.. Sanders sat in the ma
,tonal committee with proxy ana
took part IN the scandalous eonducs
tina, resulted in stealing from the
rank and ale OF the Republican party
the machinery OF the party In this
wav Mr.. Hooper forteits his rights -
the support OF any honest man
In Tennessee. as elsewhere. Colonel
Roosevelt said he wished his supporters
to stand by the state ticket as hrmiy
as nv The national ticket.
Il feel that we have the right TO
appeal to ex-Demccrats and eN-Rep"o-
licans alike he continued. and TO both
the men who wore the gray and the
men who wore the blue. Ours Is in no
sense a sectional party
He said both Union and Confederate
veterans were working To- the Progress
sive party and were making common
cause In the tight as loyalty as they
had stood by Lee or Grant.
Colonel Roosevelt will spend to-mor-
row in New Orleans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
RICHMOND MENAT
ASHLAND SHOOT

Secretary Hart. OF the Ashland az
caiibre Rife Club. has received ad-
vice from Mayor Lawrence Price. OF
the First Virginia Regiment. that
quite number OF the crack minia-
re marksnsn Of that organization
will attend the shoot to be held by
the A.hlara Rife Clue Saturday.
He is also advised that some OF the
Blues are going. SSo-etAry HART
SAYS IL takes just as much expe:tness
10 kin an English sfarrow twenty
FIVE yards as it does a COW 200 YARDS.
and these long distance boys will nnd
the miniature rife shooting nearly as
interesting as that on the long ranges
and quite as difficult. The program
for the shoot shows six sweepstakes
and two special rife prize events All
riaemen are invited to attend. either
as spectators or participants Shoot
.rs attending are advised TO bling
,hefr own rife. Cartridges az those
furnished by the club may not be
equipped with the sights best suited
to every eye
Nothing is barred except telescope
sights and calibre larger than
%.
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DEATHS

EAST-Died. at the residence Of her
husband. 1919 West Marshall street.
MARY LOUISE, Beloved wife Of
Henry T. East. and daughter Of the
late John Jacob. in the seventy -drst
year OF her age. She leaveA be-
sides her husband. one son. J. Earl
ard one daughter. Miss Helen b
East
Funeral THIS tFridayl MORNING
at II o'clock at grave in OakWcoa
Cemetery.
MACNURDo.-Diedo on September 18th.
at the residence OF her daughter. MS.
A. n. Burr Gees Monument avenue,
Si-sIN ~ MACMyRDo. wife Of the
late John r Nacmurdo.
Funeral from Church Of the HOY
Trinity THIS FRIDAY. September sss
3.39 p II
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Cassidy TO JAIL;
WOMAN SENT HOME
rsnsci.l 70 Tho Times-Dispsteh-l

rspecial to The Ttmes-Dispsteh.l
Alexandria, Va. September zS.-Miss
Nora Bergett and Robert z. Cassady'
who live nine miles beyond Charlottes'
villa. and who were picked up yester-
day by the police. were arraisned IN
the Police Court this morning On the
technical charge OF drunken ana disos'
derly conduct The court sent CASSIDY
to Jail for ninety days on charge Oh
vaErancy. and directed that the YOUNG
woman. who claims she Is but eighteen
years old, be returned to her nome
near Charlottesville, and arrangements
were made this afternoon for her
transportation to Charlottesville.
The young woman was picked up
while wandering the streets YESTERDAY
morning. She claimed that she had
been deserted BY Cassady. and his
arrest followed
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pErossrsONs COMPLETED.

Lynchburg. Va. september = ne
heposi,iops intended TO be taken IN
M. suit OF r n Newman and others
sesiu., the trustees Of kandciph-
Macon College. at Ashland. and others.
have been completed here snd tne
are about READY lot '"e
case TO be argued.
Tn. aet.ndauts will = stated
,,tr som, eyid.nc. as TO their side OF
III, issue. bu, IL Is not Known wh"thcT
any Of this evidence viii be taken mere
or not.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
CLOSING DAY OF FAIR
At FREDERICKSBU
Uafavorable Weather Conattieas for
Annual ExhlbitiOD-Reu1i0n
~ VAHePAAa.
ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch.l


[Special to The Times-Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg, Va. September &C.
The Rappahannock Valley Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair closed here to-
day, after having been in progress
two days under unfavorable weathe'
conditions About 5000 people were
in attendance yesterday and q fair
crowd was on the grounds to-day.
Owing to the drizzling rain. tho Con-
federate reunion. which was to have
been held on the fair grounds to-day.
was held in the courthouse In the
city. At the exercises held there
Judge John T. Golirick presided. Rev
r. J. McBr5ce. D. D.. asked the invo-
cation, and there was music. vocal
and by a brass band. An eloquent ad-
dress was made BY United States Sen
ator Claude A. Swanson. the occasion
concluding with splendid dinner
served free to all veterans and their
guests by . committee of women made
up OF the Daughters OF the Confeo-
eracy. Judging which was commenced
Yesterday e. the fair was not con-
Guided. and It was finished BY TO-
night.
The excessive rains caused the Rap
9ahannock River TO overnow tts
banks. the high water reaching
mark which had not been made tor
some years There was some damage
to crops and to property
Mr.. and Mrs. Delafeld Ciift an
nounce the engagement OF the'1
daughter. Mrs. elabelie CItt Luhs-
ford. to Leo W. Reasoner, OF Lans'ns'
Mich. the wedding to take place ear
Il in the fall.
The annual fair german was neio
last night at Hotel FREDERICK. IN
which number of couples partict-
n.,ed including many visitors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
TRAVELLERS AID BOOTH

tn. travellers aid comwit;ee 81 tas
xouas wcu,eps Caristian AssoSsat'"
has decided to erect Q permAnsn.
-, owing to this fact AID the
"a nssd location Of the main entrance.
s1o,hsr lot has been taken about I've
nicrLs 70 the right Of the main en-
trance and Just beyond the sesmes
location
/. .Gsyl retiring roo0 pr0vt6ed WITH
coea. q eAeckiug-room- reSteose
Soor1tNg .hOuoU ltrsee0gy. ~ WW -
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mr. MsIy V.rhrnueh died NJ
~ 1,cn,oud Home for Ladies last
niebt ar 7 o.cloek.
Mrs. Isabella Scott.
Especial to The Ttmes-DlspeIcn-J
LyncnourS, va. Septemoes $500
lsaoeIia oe1.s; $50 Scntt Tor twenty-
20. ,iarE ~ the court of Frank
lin connty, a resident of Rocky Mount,
died this morning at the residence OF
her son, C. W. Scott, where sne nao
been visiting. The nody Ws x zen
this Afternoon 70 ns Ahe,t
ouIIa. On .S;i. ,ss,1inS he, son here
W. 500 sustainad fractured arm
in fali. After this she suffered q
stroke Of paralysis, which was the
cause Of her demise this morning.
Mrs scott was the oausntes OF sne
rate DaSlo NJ.
S Sum s,onsr - the sam. county She
i. survived by the following children:
Mrs, w. r. Franklin, of Lynchburg;
Mrs. J. n Williams. or ROCKY Mount
Robert Scott. OF haoIoro, ana e. w.
Scott, OF this city.
Fletcher Coles.
ESPECIAL to The Times Dispatch
LynchburR. Va, September 26.-Mrs.
yE HoI, Of this civ. has received a
go, ..h,.rd w ,r,orne-
mese,s o sosh.. $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27

Lynchburg. Va. scpt-mseT
HON, Gu.-.. Cornpsny =. First VIZ
y,,;a Infantry. vas i:s.-ected to.
night by concnei 10 Lane stern. o.
E,chmona. the assistant inspector
g.,.ral q, the state. Every ofacer snd
a., IN. roster was present; The
ccmpany has made Ieo per cent W
a,,esdancc eighteen times In the 'sse
twenty INSPECTIONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27

Especial 10 The Time<-Ditpatcn-l
Raleigh. n. G, september cs.-Wu-
liam Rogers. a carpenter thirty years
old. was killed tonight by . cross
electric circuit. caused bv placing his
hand on an iron pin IN an electric light
pole at the corner Of Morgan and Fer
sen streets lie was standing there
a, the time taking With . friend ana
eraI peysous were passing at the time.
Death was instantaneous. soe volts
having flashed through his BODY: Roe-
ers leaves a wife and one child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
Contagion Avoided
by Tyres Powder

For the treatment OF all essaFrsaa
and infected conditions OF the mueeus
membrane. there IS nothing % s9se-
siv. as ryree's Ans.septic Pswdes Not
only 9, .; positive IN It's action. bat 70
.. absolutely safe IN the hands 81 aay
one. Contains no possons. thus making
10 the ideal steriiissng agent
Being powerful sern'csAe and sau.
septic. Tyree's Powder 10 Tor gsassaS
use. Especially efhcacsous fer DrsekT
heat. poison oak. hives. insect ofsse.
sunburn. offensive pssspiration. tsaAss
feet. iseh:ns CNsuspasssA wnsn ~
ss souehe a ,S-cens eox yin oase
tvo gallons standard sn:isepee peyss-
clans. Sold by druggists evsrywhss~
Send for booklet and temple. = y
Tyre. Chemist Washssssoe- y q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27

L.ynchburS. Va. September 20
freight wreck late this evening at Oak
Ridge. on the Southern Railway
blocked traffic, and all through passen-
ger trains were detoured over the
chesapeake and Ohio. via Lindsay and
Goroonsviile. The track VIII DC
blocked until after midnight The
cause OF the trouble cannot be learned
here. No trainmen were injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
KILLED
AFTER OFFICER
BLOCKED ROAD
CONTINUED From First PAge.)

(Continued From First PASeD
and therefore sesponsible for its safe
keeping. In the event Of q trial for
exceeding the speed limit. he would
have been principal defendant. Ac-
cording to Otey. he had full autho.f-
ty to take the car out, as he had
charge of all the motor wagons Of his
employers during the present week.
Otey lives at 23l5 venable Street
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WILL RETURN MONEY


Pobl1c 0oalo o. 03k5T After A00tFalia1
woman Left TOwD.
The Times-Dispatch yesterday re-
ceiyed 1876 for the Australian woman
who has been critically i'll with tuber-
cuIosis. As she left Richmond on
Wednesday for her home in New
south wales the fund cannot be con-
veniently used for the purpose for
ma per. therefore will be glad to re-
turn any ana al! amounts printed in
the accompanying lis. IL demand Is
made within the next week, after
which time such amounts not called fcr
will be distributed among other chari-
Z ini> inGfifufion&.
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1ladly RiYeQ.

gladly given. ~
Some friends Of the ssSocnanon nnso
mads II possible to make the build
ing permanent, and the good work
Will be continued from year TO year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
nr~,ss A., CvssAsss Csv.

Marbury Taylor. son of WVren y
rsvlor- traffic manager Of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. broke his right arm lsss
night while crsnkius an automobile
tn. accident happened In Grace street
near First Mr.. Taylor wes carried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27

ouseh Service ana 0se6 wen
pay,,es contemplating having . -
,~e;.n W.Ii arflIea win 49, 70 - -
inf.ress 60 cemmuniease Wtn -
.. .. s0TWD8B = 80
~sSss UuUuD ~ oUU1e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
PEOPLE TURN OUT
TO GREET WILSON

(ContinGed from rHst fdSSD
1sDfion was as follows: Secretary OF
state. J. 3. Balch. of Kalamazoo: Audi
General. Peter Primeau. OF Mar
ouette: state Treasurer, John H Rod
son. az ST. James: Attorney-Genera''
Lewis c. Hewlett. Of Howell; commits
sioner of State Land once, orianoo r
Barnes. Of Rosscommon-
The resolutions adopted contained
recommendations for the direct etec-
,io- If United States Senators, for this
initiative ard referendum and for the
recall for all executive. legislative
and administrative public omciais:
,h. reductio. Of state expenditures
TN. adoption Of the real Australian
ballot and the enactment Of laws
limiting the issues Of stocks and bonds
of all foreign and public utilities TO
actual investment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27

wsspey Tucker. colored. vas syress-
ed yesterday By Omcers Brown eod
Jordan On The charge % Stealing ~
from a. ChScichi. He win appear %
Police Court IT, O0euso0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-27
OBITUARY

Mrs. Mary Ann Yaxbf0vGe.
Mrs Mary Ann Yarbrough DIED aS
the Richmond Home for Ladies laSt
night at o'clock.
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