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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
BISHOP O. CONNELL
AMONG SPEAKERS
Takes Active Part in Forming
Branch of Archaeological
Society Here.

The Richmond Society of the Arch.
geological Institute or America was
formed last night. an enthusiastic
company assembling at the homo of
Langbournc NJ Williams Addresses
on the work of the institute were
made by RI. Rev Dennis j. O'Conncll
Bishop of Richmond. who has been an
officer of the institute in Washington
and san Francisco. BY Professor
Mitchell Carroll. of Washington. gen
eral secretary OF the institute. and by
Professor Thomas II. Fitzhugh, OF the
University Of Virginia.
The following officers were elected
President, John l.. Williams; Vice
Presidents william II White. ut. Rev
Dennis ]. O'Conncll. Rev Walter W.
Moore. d. D.. Mrs. J Taylor Ellyson;
Secretary. Professor VI. a. Harris:
Assistant Secretary. Clement c. Read
Treasurer. Langhourne VI, Williams;
Councillors. the president ex oiicio
and Thomas H. Fitzhugh, Executive
Committee. the above mentioned off,
GERS and Professor J. c. Metcalf, Mrs
Granville C. Valentine. Mrs. B. b Nun
ford and John Stewart Bryan.
The following were enrolled as
charter members of the society: Miss
Mary b Baughmnn. E. !. Rcm'ss. Miss
Maria Blair Jonathan Bryan John
stewart lfFNHili MT daIutS -. 'slhHp,
Robert w Durrct; j. u. Egglcston,
T. Taylor Elyson a Il Guigon. w. y.
Harris Mrs. Moses ~ Hoge, Roy.
GeorgA w MCDANIEL u D. Or Ed
ward Mcclure. John c. Metcalf, 4 j..
Monta que. Walter w Moore. r. n,
ri. Rev. Dennis ]. OConneu Gife mem
ber). John Garland Pollard. c Cotes-
worth Pinckn,y, Mrs. W. D. Thomas,
Rcn T. Valentine Granville G. Nalen-
tine. William n White Oife memberp.
Z. Randolph Williams John l, VIII
lnms. r. c. Williams. Jr Mrs 2. r
Mofitt, Mrs. II. w. Jackson, Mann 5.
Valentine. Mrs. NJ. $. Valentine Rose
well Page. Granville G. Valentine.
Mrs. Ben 3. Valentine, Mrs lanes r.
V. Daniel.
Also the following members outside
Of Richmond were registered
University Of Virstnia-Presi ont
Edwin \. Alderman. Charles Y. Kent,
c. Alphonso Smith. AIhrvt I-cfevre.
Thomas Fitzhugh Gfe mcmhcr).
Randolph Macon Conese-Profcsso-
Frank l. Day.
Hampton sidney collcgc-protesso
Ashton W. McWhorter.
William and Mary Collcre-,Protes-
sor Walter y. MONTGOMERY.
\ meeting of the executive commit
toe Will b held to-day 10 draw IN a
program for future meetings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
JURY OUT TWO HOURS
Long Drawn Ont Suit NIny BE Deter
mined This Morning.

After being OUT for nearly two hours
yesterday afternoon the jury In the
case OF William NJ. Piunkett against
l. ], Smith y Co, Inc. had failed TO
reach an agreement and WAS adjourn
ed over TO this morning at $3.50 O'clock
by Judge Turner.
This Is the third trial OF the case,
the nrst having resulted IN q hung
jury. while the verdict in the second
trial was set inside.
Mr.. Plunkctt claims personal in
jurics damages tor baving fallen Into
an excavation III the street made by
]. J, Smith & Co. for tho city OF Rich
inond. In the former trials the city
was made codcfcndant. but Ia this
proceeding the suit was dismissed ns
10 tho city.
After determining tli.s case Judge
Turner viii leave this afternoon FOR
his homo in WarrentoI, where his own
court opens on Monday. It is expected
that Governor Mann viii designate
Judge Barhnm, ~ Newport News. to
hold the remainder OF the term Of the
City Circuit Court for Judge X. Carter
Scott, who Is rccuperating from a Sc
ridus illncss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
NAGEL TO ADDRESS
BANKERS TONIGHT
Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor Will Discuss Construc-
tive Legislation.

Charles Naeel. Secretary Of Com
merce, and Labor in the Cabinet OF
President Taft, VIII arrive in Rich
mond ut Pas O'Clock this afternoon
from Washington to deliver an address
at the annual banquet OF Richmond
Chapter, American institute OF Bank
ing. this evening IN the Jefferson
Hotel He Will be met at Elba Sta
ton by Il committee composed of VIII
liam T.. Dabncy. OF the Chamber OF
Commetce; Henry q. proctor OF the
commonwealth Bank. chairman OF the
banquet committee ana ; T. Ryland.
of the First National Bank, president
OF the Richmond chapter, American
Institute of Banking
From Elba Mr.. Nagel will be driven
to the Jefferson Hotel. and If he feels
in the humor, Will he taken on a tour
OF the city by the reception committee.
II is possible that ne VIII not care To
Will spend the afternoon quietly ct
Inc hotcl. AS the chief speaker OF
the institute banquet, Mr.. Nagcl has
chosen tor his subject Constructive
Eager to Get His Jews.
Having been an cminentiy success
ful and eioquent member OF the St
Louis bar, an address out of the ordi :
nary may be expected. With the re-
cent address o: Governor Woodrow
Wilson on this same subject still fresh
in the minds OF tho Richmond people.
the treatment of the big issue by the
be OF particular interest here The
bankers are kcrnly awaiting his views
on the question from the Republican
standpoint, having already heard the
Democrats idea as laid down by the
New Jersey Executive.
Standing out next in prominence
among the speakers OF the evening is
RAYMOND y Cos OF the Fourth Ma
tionnl Bank. Now York City. who, as
president OF tile American Institute
Of Banking, viii outline the work and
aims OF that organization. An invita-
ton TO speak at this banquet, which
was sent 70 the president OF the Fourth
National Bank OF New York was de-
ciined because OF Illness. Mr.: Cox, as
the leader of the institute Will appeal
strongly TO the attention of the local
members.
Technical addresses are to be de-
llvcrcd by Colonel John 3. !'nrce!i
president of the First National i3hhk
Of Richmond and Joseph c.. Taylor, I
member OF the law firm Of Wexford
& Taylor of Richmond. Roth on &C
count of the brilliant array OF SPEAK
crs and the number OF guests invlteo
il is expected that the banquet TO-
night will be- the largest IN every
sense ever given Dy the KlchmonC
chapter Several hundred bankers ano
invited guests VIII attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
We 7 { R AN S WILL
SEND DELEGATES
Spanish War Soldiers to Pay
Tribute to Maine Dead at
Funeral To-Day.

when The nna! ceremonies OF nonor
over the sailors bodies rescued from
IN. Maine are conducted in Washing
ton to-day the United Spanish War
Veterans viii have = prominent place
in the exercises Although Depart
meut Commander Il. y Whit. Of Nor
folk. has sent no orders TO Titzhugh
Lee Camp. No. l. OF Richmond. to at
tend the ceremony i; was stated las,
night BY Captain George y Sk!pwith
that the Virginia veterans would GER
tainly be represented.
Through some oversight. notice OF
the ceremonies was not sent out from
the national headquarters in New York
until March IS. so that hut scant time
was allowed for preparations by dele
gates In the short time since the
receipt Of the notice the Department
o. Virginia has not been able to se-
lect delegates. and for that reason
the representation will be unofficial.
Several veterans from Fitzhugh Lee
Camp No /, Will so to Washington
this morning
The order dispa tched from tho ma
tional headquarters OF the United
Spanish War Veterans reads "a fol.
lows:
The intermont OF the Maine dead
and the final ceremonies in connection
| with this historic event will take place
in washington on Saturday. March 90
! 1912 Arrangemen have bcen per-
/ fected whereby our organization will
/ take n prominent part IN the memorial
! services in the Waite House lot and at
! the final ceremonies in Arlington Ctm-
| ctery Department commanders should
urge as many comrad,s as can do 50
: to attend the last sad rites ovar the
! remains of our martyred sailors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
FIRED ON BY POACHERS
club Currtakrr BrngS Thrilling Tale from
New Kent County.

tour noachers, in which many rife shots
were ared. was recounted yesterday BY
Martin Marsey. tho negro hcerer OF the
I.ittle Point Club. near white House New
Kent county. on his arrival in Richmond
According TO MnrFcy's story. The four
noachers opened fire on him, his wife and
Rober, snartin. u little boy, when he warn
"a thcn OF the marsh where thev were
shooting nuskrnts Narsey said nc escaped
death by falling 20 the ground and drag
cling down the woman and boy with him
lie Ia here to get protection from tho Rich
inond !nen who compose the club,
The club. Which is located near White
House and Lester Manor. y the hunting
ans nshiur ground 81 number Of Rich
nonderz ! Thompson Brown !s president
OF the cluD. witch numbers amang It's
mernhnrs j. scout Parrish, r. " Lyon, IT.,
ana C II. Wingacld
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
MANY CASES FOR
HENR|CO c OUR I
Foster and Wynne Expected to
Be Tried on Serious Charges
at April Term.

The February special term OF the
tlenrico county Circuit Court, called
by Judge r. Carter Scott before his
ilinoss, Will adjourn this morning. The
regular April criminal term OF the
court will convene on Monday. April l.
IT is possible that Judge Scott will
be able to resume his place on the
BENCH by that time, as reports of hiG
condition arc encouraging, but In the
Svent that he is unable to preside
JUDO Turner will conduct the term
Three important criminal cases.
among large number OF felony
charges. Will make the term especially
Interesting. Edward Foster, whose
nrat trial on the charge OF continued
misconduct with n very young girl re-
suited in a nistrial, will have second
hearing at this term. ". O. Wynnc
arrested six weeks ago and in jail
in default Of bond. will be nrra!gned
on like charge James W. Clarke
tried and convicted once already OF
attack on white girl. will also DO
tried. He was sentenced by the Jury
to serve five years In tho penitcutia ry,
but the verdict Was set aside ny Judge
scott and n new trial ordered. All
three men are white. and are residents
OF Hcnrico. Wynne is about seventy
years old. and Foster is near the same
age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
SCHOOL INVESTIGATION
Taking Of Evidence to I;ccIn Nr>t Friday
tft,TuOont

The hrsi meeting .: tn, ereciai commit
tee appointed hv TO" twp branches o tbc
city Council TO iuN"stieRt. the rupic
schools was l"!i y'-terdar afternoon a; 7;eo
uclock when The verN before the commit
;ge was !n'ormaliy discussed ana n,ethaG
az procedure h"fcrsNiEod uIcu Tho actuhi
inquiry wiii bee.h ntAt fti44y afternoon
a, iao o'clock rhr Cts Attorney was ~
riiet g" arena and aid rhe ro,aml,t.r n
is !npuirN. aaA pending me neN; meeting
was nsHed 20 give The committee an nrlu-
ion IN writing ea 70 its score ana power,.
ana ihe ne'r"l authority q ihc CTS coune,i
~ controlilnS The pUblle schools
fhe white elementary women ;scehe-s
yer" iRNiied 70 attend Tho meeting oither
n body or 3" commttec. An invitation
20 DC prescni was also cSrcn3ed 20 The CRY
school Board. the Sup-r0toa.iar, NJ Sthnoi4
and the clerk IF ;Ae holsd A-targo,nc ATS
-nc.
The ars. phase ., tho inqu.-y TO so t.xen
W = the a!iHsat!ou ;hat the course .! in
. s,,1.,ion ~ the elementary Grades j mot
practical, II having been ussar,ed that the
attention Of PUPILS In tho lower guides hnr
h%ntial siudes 10 popular lads such a..
dancing singing aud nanuai traiuirr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
CONDITION CRITICAL.
CnrI Rucbrmund sill Dangerously III nj
ST. Elixaheth's.

The condition 81 Cart Ruchrmuad. the
well known architect. who has been crlti-
ca,ly III since he was run down by auto
nal,.lc ami left helpless Wednesday nigh.
yeas last night said to he GTchanSon 10
Is at ST. Elizabeth's Hospital and Il Wa.
admitted tha, his life IS hanging in 'hc
balance
',iiec detectives have been detailed 20
follow clues which may lead to tho arrest
Of ~, occupant OF tho car VINO drove away
and left hts victim IN thc street.
Mr. Turhrmund has furnished Bievcle 70
iicenan samucis with meagrc dcscripiipn
81 the ,nhn. and with this It ls expected 70
make HOme hcadway.
The police have rcd"mhlo6 ;heir cnorIs
but 20 far have Jailed 70 pro'lucc any :e-
suity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
OFFICERS CAMP
NEAR WINCHESTER
Practically Settled That State
Military Board Will Decide
Question To-Day.

While definite action was deferred
Until ths morning, IT was practicaliy
determined last ngEht by the stare
Military Board that state Officers
camp would 30 Conducted some time
during the summer 4, wss further
indicated that thc camp scheduled to
run week Q. more would he locat d
ncar Wint.cs t-.r Inc officers camp.
which IS school'of milltarv instruc.
tlon for Infantry on 5rs. is a most
Important feature of militia activity.
AND from ;he results produced IN tha
past bids fair TO win Tor itself Il per-
,nanen; place il. the Summer cncalnp-
Tnsnts conducted By the AdW;ant-
Generals department
With 4 full Attendance OF the board
routine business was takeu UP a--t
and tho way clcaied Tor sp,cial mae
tes7 Plans were presented by Adju-
iant-Generai sale ana approved is the
board for HE $4,000 rifle ruNce 10 be
BUILT lmmcl.uteiy al Virginia Beach.
Two majors % Yysinla militia ara
now a. son Grit, y a. studyinr in
hetai the constrlyil7n az anecr. rrs
services Of mn arms c&uer hayc 4lrr
H"en o7tainfd pf tle tanaEtmcui a.
diret' the onil9ing ot mo range 15
Virginia Beach rGc ran@a svlt .lr..
1risf 3fl arres well suldol ad
CLEARED and wiz p~Gho.ls e eop-
Tle"d hy The & III Jaua
Discussion Of ths niI-ulo siaation
was ,ar coed Aid su fr
Jfarn'd 's,e rainr be carrou .ourt,.
:7te urt rteH geGti0. tH. huat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
R ALLIE
FIR 0 NJ AT I AC K
Condition OF Councilman Shows
Decided Improvement at
Midnight.

Although he suffered q relapse early
last night and for q time was In a
serious condition, Councilman John J.
Lynch was reported At midnight as
being decidedly letter, and his phys!-
cans expressed The hon" that his re-
covcry would nov bc steady Mr.
Lynch WAS stricken with an acute at
tack Of indigestion which seriously
Affected Ills hcnrt while attending Il
BANQUET at the JEFFERSON Hotel on
Thursday night rendered By H. r.
Pollard Jr. rh1irmou Of tic councn
Finance Committee 1t was impracti-
cable 10 remove him to his home. coo
North Twcuty-second Street and he
remained ut tha JEFFERSON under the
ear II Or. Frank NJ Rradc who was
In almost h1afly Attendance through
oWt }esterdaN Last hight Or. II II.
Levy was called into consultation Ms
Lynchs sisters were summoned, ana
have. Been constantly with him
Throrghout III day All visitors were
denied. y miduigh, Dr L .ado stated
That Mir Lynch was decidedly better
ana had fallen ,nta hcal,hy sleep ne
SOME days hcfor be can De moved
n"c"vcrina from Grin.
A'r Lynch mas boon In bad health
t9r several wreks hnv.ng been confined
10 tho hon witA sptli Of grip. when
tpn AZ mce,ins OF the Common
Courcn a "eek asn hv WAS III and,
sins 20 peak wus SCARCELY able to
nasc himself hCarl ht m, tim. Of
'ha ~t9,ri Cummi t"a Iurt Munday
iI-ii ha r.'ned ueti J'l9lsu tn, bus
iF,%s 4n4r,d pin. ana tri mos per-
"h" hm tp i"ave "rir rnwlline
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23

W0HTH HNT- 0TDl. was aFFested Yf7.
,crtIy by pat""ur. scrgeants Wiley and
isrUam as aHsplcl5ue charactnr. Tho
ucrro s pcliagel "a be guilty or having
committed severn hussinrits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
.Iurics Drawn.

Grand and poi!t iuries for the spring term
Of the United states District Court were
drawn yesterday. and xiii be summoned 20
appear court on April |. Tho civil
docket Will nc called on that date. while
criminal cases wlu no. D" taken up until
the following day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23

MI ~ T. lrtBs ~ e9.i West Grace
Siie't sesier3ag rrortad TO the police ,hat
q iarF Guaui r of rrtAing had been stolen
f-p!7 hfr nomr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23
Mr.. Mo.by Improving

j = Mostly who ten last Friday. break-
ing boue IN lis ankle {. doing we'll and
is comparatively free Crom pain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-23

Alleged Cruelty to An!nni-.
A. Outright and a. ", Bail were arrest
ed Yesterday on the charge OF cruelty work
Ing mules.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-10-31

Robert Neil returned home this week
from kersey, Colo. where he has beer
employed, and while shoveling beets
injured his back
Will Mcbride has gone to Greeley,
where he will work.
Frank Artley came home Saturday
to spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Artlcy was somewhat surprised
the other day while sweeping to find 2
ratt!esnake in the house. You may be
sure he didn't last long.
Clarence Piper has been breaking
for Nick Frouzen the past week.
: Howard Allen accompanied by Miss
Bows drove to For; Morgan Friday.
Eddy Smith is having well drilled
on his claim.
John Fritz and family visited with
Mrs. Warren last Thursday.
Mrs. Rounds daughter and two
children arrived last week from Curtis,
Neb., fo- a visit with her mother.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-10-31
s,oo Reward, 500

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires consti-
tutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system, thereby de-
itroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist.
ing nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have SO much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address r. j. Cheney G. Co.. Toledo.
Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl-
patton. Advertising
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-10-31
Lakeyiew items

The Richards brothers have com
pleted SS foot well on Louis Aliens
desert claim south of town MIR. All
en expects to irrigate his land from
this.
Chas. Hurshman made trip to Fort
Morgan Wednesday returning the nex t
day.
Mrs. Chas. Richards and baby, MIS-.
Frank Richards, Golden and Mrs. Free
spent Thursday afternoon at the Allen
homestead
Maurice Allen came home Thursday
and visited until Saturday when he re-
turned to Morgan by way of Sterling
to see the foot ball game between the
latter place and Morgan.
Tne pupils of the .Grandyiew sccocl
have organized Literary Society
with the following officers. President
Glen Dunlap, Vice-president Roy Dun
lap, Secretary, Floy Allen; Treasurer,
Lyla Allen. We challenge any such
society in the vicinity of Raymer to Il
debate.
Floy Allen spent Sunday and Monday
with Ruth Graves in New Raymer
Mrs. Allen and Maurice drove over
to Mr. Ioynes Saturday morning on
business.
Wedding bells are ringing in this
vicinity.
The pupils of the Grandyiew school
had rather an exciting experience Tues
day afternoon fighting ire was noticed
about noon but as so many people in
the neighborhood had been burning
Russian thistles nothing was thought OF
1t, Glen Dunlap appears to be the
nero of the occasion. He discovered
the fire after ne had gone home at re-
cess. The fire began in Jay Miller's
pasture so he went back and began
lighting it himself seeing the fire was
making rapid headway he called for
nelp from the school and with their
lid the fire was soon extinguished but
the pasture was practically all burned.
The cause Of the fire is unknown.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-10-31
..prIcn or CONTENT.

O!2"0 ,i'or Publication, 5iA
Department OF the Interior.
United States Land o.tice ut Sterling. Colorado.
October . 1917
To John G. Miller. OF Suinry, Nebraska Con.
tus,ee:
You are hereby notihed hat Piehari II. Mctar
thy VINO gives Langa Colorado as his post-altier
address, did on July H. lgi2. file IN this office hit
duty corroborar?d application to contest and Sc
cure the cancellation Of your Homestead Entry
no. Serial M Ul52vO. made February 9Th
1911. FOR North Ore hal: tl-2l Section q, Town,
shin II North, l;af.,c s. Weit 6tn Principal mer.
iilau, aod nsErqunds fur hH conti, he alleges
taat John G Miller has wholly failed 10 rpsiie,.t.
on improy. or cultivate any portion OF the above
described land. In any manner since date Of eu,ry
and more than Is months has elapsed since mai.
ing said e1rirs, and SID apOyc acseribcd land "a
stl! in its native state u unta.
lol are, thuccrorrn further notified
that the Nii uAeg4tlUng VIII by
taken by this di.ICt as having lprn
confessed DA you, .uIl your said cutr
wa be Cancelled tHGrtunder without
yonr tnrtnef right 10 be- heard there
IN. le!thef before thiA ultgD OF Oh m
ped ii You fa!l TO IL. IN this oliic,.
wis!it twenty days nttrr the
FOURTH puDncltIuH ,Uf tnig nOticr,
as SHOWN below, Eour answer. N.ua"r
uuth, fpccihclliy meeting unlf It,
shondins 10 Sioso allegations ~ cJE
test or II Sou fail within INIT unr
TO hlc III this Office due proc! lnat
YOU nay" served IL copy OF your an-
aver ON III" said contestant either In
person or by registered mali II tAIs
service is made by the delivery Of
copy of your nuswur t. the contest
ant IN person. proof % sUCh scsyIa,.
must be either the said Coutrstaut's
written acknowledgment of his ~.
o.lpt OF the copy showing the DALI
N' is receipt, or The affidavit Uf lr
p'fOn DF whom th' aciIurry waa
made stating when lnd whcfo the
COPY was delivered, ~ malo hy regis,
tered rhtil, proof OK fuch service must
consist OF tie affidavit OF tho person
hy whoin inc COPY Was mailed gtAtiur
~hen aDd III" pOptnGicr tO which IL
was nailed, ard th.B 1fflduSit mn.t
bH accompanied liy the Ecrtu.asicr,'s
receipt Of the l"t,et
You should state in your anrwer
III" nam" Of the poEt0ffi-e 70 which
YOU d"s!"r further notice 70 ho sen,
IN you
W II POUND. trrl1tcr.
First publication. oat,b,r iith 1872
Second publication. October a;,h, lal2
Third publication October 3lpt. 1912.
Fourth publication November 7th, 1917