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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
IMPERIAL SOLDIERS
AT ARSENAL MUNITY
Feeling in Picking That Throne Has Received
New Lease Of Life and Revolutionists
May Be Defeated Yet

pekins, January 2.-Sevcral hundred sold
ieis, guarding the Lanchau arsenal. mutinied
to-day. They are part OF the Imperial gov
eminent troops. among whom there mas
been a movement FOR some time past IN
favor OF a republic. The commanding OIL
eel. He'd TO ka!pinS. from which point he
sent a message to The railway authorities
a, Ticn Tsin warning them that the mutt
nccrs intended TO stop all railway traffic.
The feeling in rcking tonight Is that the
throne has taken on new lease Of life,
Indeed there are some competent obscry-
crs who believe that Premier Yuan Shi kai
Will yet prevent the contamination OF re-
public.
+ The imperial Cabinet has accepted the
resignation OF Tang Shao vi, who Was sent
to Shanghai as the representative OF Pre-
micr Yuan Shi liai and the inperia!lsts nj
the peace conference. The government has
also tclegrap hcd TO Or. WI Ting Fans
leader n the rcvolutionarics AT the peace
conference, stating that in future it Will
negotiate geographically. The government
declares that Tang Shao vi went bcEond his
Instructions when he signed tue agreement
calling national convention to decide OF
the future form OF government.
Premier Yuan Shi ia! adhcrcs 10 twc
points Of his original suggestion regarding
the national convention, namely, the pr"pci
election OF delegates and thut the gather
ing place shall be Picking
Premier Yuan Shi kai again offered his
resignation this morning. hui II was not
accented. Tho court also received round
robin from the generals commanding tn
!mpcrlalist troops In the vicinity Of 'rk!ns
| In which they demanded that the prince:
Of tho imperial elan should withdraw iheii
wealth from the safety OF foreign banks
where much Of 1t has been placed quite re-
| Gently, ana deliver II into the hhnis % tbs
| war office
! rrincc Ching. the former premier and for
! ctSn minister. received a letter to-day on
behalf Of tho Manchu troops In the ricinitS
OF rckinS. threatening 10 destroy his paI-
ACC unless the boarded money ~ delivered
over to them.
! When negotiating recently Tor foreign
| loan Yuan Shi Kni explained that about
100000 would carry the government !ol
siX months. by that time dlscord would have
occurred among the rebels III the south and
the provinces would return gradually TO
their allegiance. Yuan Sh! kn now has
! obtained from tho Empress po"aGcr more
than t:noo.t00. which Will permit the carly
ing Oh Of the government beyond the period
which the rebels have fNcd Tor the Assem-.
piy OF TIA. national convention.
Il is believed here that the lack Of fund
among the rebels has inspired their hast,
! In setting the date FOR the national convcn.
| ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
FEARED FOR HIS LIFE
Morrow Iind Found Wife StnndsnG
Over Him With Pistol

Chicago, ILL.,. January 2.-The de-
Tense Of Mrs. Rene Morrow. who is
under arrest, charged with the muir
der OF her husband. Charles b. Nor
row. an inventor. was complicated to.
day ty story told at her prclirninary
hearing by Or. Arthur w Morrow. d
s;epson OF the deccdent. The doctor
testified that the inventor came to his
home two weeks before his death. De-
ccmbcr IS, and told substantially the
following story:
was awakened by noise In my
room found some one STANDING
over me with weapon. lcapcd from
the bed and knocked the pistol from
the intruder's hand, and then found i,
was my wife.
Il want 10 come to your house and
set some sleep and something 10 eat
! am afraid at homo; my life ha. been
threatened several times"
lnasmuch as It had been agreed tha,
Inc examination now would proceed
only far enough to enable MuuictpuI
Judge Fake to determine whether III.
woman would he admitted To bail
Morrow's testimony was ordered OK.
Guided from the record Morrow was
FOUND shot 10 death on the reap porch
Of his home. Mrs. Morrow said she
heard shots but had feared her hus.
band would end his life. because nc had
threatened to do 50. She said she had
not seen him since the night before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
EARTHQUAKE REPORTED
IN SEVERAL. SECTION &

Chicago Ill, January ..-Wcathcr
torecaster Cox felt an carthuuake
which sent a slight trcmur through
Chicago at l0:2l to-day.
We nave no instruments which re-
cord earthquakes here said he, hui
felt the disturbance distinctly in nv
otiicc. 1t was an cast and west vibra
tions. and lasted only a couple of sec
ends
The scismoGraph at the BROOKLYN
'N. ~ College recorded slight dis
turhancc this morning shortly after 10
o'clock The shock was OF no srca,
magnitude.
IN" scismograph ~ Marquette Uni
Ncrsitr. in Milwaukee, also registered
sharp disturbance OF the earth's sur
lace about 1920 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03

Indianapolis. Ind. January 2.-Dis-
tict Attorney John d. Frcdcricks. Of
Los angeles county, Cal. and Oscar
La"l"r. special government prosecutor
In Southern California. met Detective
William J. Burns here tonight for the
iirst time since las, summer when he
brought 10 Los Angeles evidence for
the trial of the Mc,ianara brothers.
IT was fine biz OF work on your
part commented Burns TO Distric. At
torncy Fcrcdcricks as they chutted
over the events that drew forth the
confessions Of the Mcnamara brothers.
and tho compliment Is returned q
remarked Frcdericks as he recalled
the arrest of the NJ Samaras by Burns
ana his men Aftt- the exchange Of
mutual congratulations they talked
earnestly about various phases of the
investigation being conducted by the
government here
Mt. Frcdericks ras subpoenaed by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
Suffered Twenty-Five Years
Finally Found Relief.

Having suffered for twcnty-onc years
with pain in my side, ] finally have
iound relief in DIR. kilmcr's Swamp Root
nc physicians called it Mother Pain
and injections Of morphine were my only
relief for short periods Of tine. became
so sick that had TO undergo a surgical
operation i'll New Orleans, which bcnc-
iitcd inc Tor two years When the sainc
pain came back ono day was so sick
that gave up hopes OF living. A friend
ADVISED Inc To try your Swamp Root
ana l at once commenced using it. The
iirst bottle did INC SO much good that [
purchased TWO more bottles. am now
on my second bottle. aud am feeling like
new woman. | passed a gravel stone as
large as a big rcd bean and several small
ones ] have not had the least feeling of
pam since taking your Swamp Root, and
iccl It my duty to recommend this great
medicine to all suffering humanity.
Gratefully yours,
MRS. JOSEPH CONSTANCE,
:NHoyclics Par Marksvillc, La.
Personally appeared before nc, this
18th day OF July, 1911. Mrs. Joseph Con
stance, who subscribed the above state
ilncnt and made oath that the same is true
III substance and in fact
WIN. MORROW.
Notary Public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
ASKS 100000 DAMAGE.
Grain Man Sues Exchange for Alleged
ulucklIStinr

ard S Patterson, !, grain dealer, who
says nc has been hoycottcd ana black
listed, Yesterday signed papers in Il
suit against the Corn Exchange OF
Buffalo and iifty-two milling concerns
brokerage firms and others OF Buffalo
and vicinity.
United states Attorney General
Mick .rsham has directed that there
shall he q hearing OF the case before
the United states Circuit Court for the
Western District Of New York in Buff
falo next Thursday.
says that he has been engaged for
several vars in buying grain in Buff
falo He now says that the fifty three
ness: that he was blacklistcd OF the
Buffalo Corn Exchange, and as ne can
not buy there now. his business suffers
because he must buy at more distant
points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
CONDITION. NOT SERIOUS.
Irish Leader Redmond Resting Easily. but
suffers from Spinal SHOCK

ATk!ow January john Z. Redmond. the
irish Nationalist leader. who was ,hrown
IRON MS wagoncttc on last SATURDAY and
severely injured. Is resting easily, bu, ac-
cording TO his physicians II will be several
weeks before he VIII be in Il condition 10
attend 70 business.
"F, Redmond is suffering from srlnul
shock. His condition causes no ,nIt,..
however. and he IS progressing tayorapIy
No visitors arc allowed 10 see him
MI Richmond the time OF Inc sc,i
cent was driving j. j. Clancy. NJ. T.. 10
the railway station here from his rcst,tn-' ~
al Anshavaaah. County Wexford when th,.
holt OF the waSonettc In which they wcre
riding snapped. The wagonctc broke in
in;" The roadway. Mr.. clancy wa, no, Ia,
jurcd. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
Time Itipc for Action.


Time uipc for Action.
Whether this shall be done by means
of Federal incorporation or by Fed
eral office or commission, exercising
powers OF regulation and supervision
may be secondary question The
hrst consideration appears to be tt
establishment OF permanent admiyTs-
.rativc publicity. regulation and super
vision. The time is peculiarly ripe for
such action. Public opinion and the
views of many corporation managers
are as one"
Secretary Nagel recommends that
the bureau of Corporations be deveI-
opcd to take up the form of supervls-
Ion he suggests 1t would be but a
logical expansion of the bureaus OPP
erations and policy which. he says,
nave relied solely on publicity for the
iast eight years. and have demonstrate
| ed beyond question what a system OF
permanent supervision can do
MIR. Nageis report In full deals with
tho years work in the many bureaus
! and divisions over which he presides.
| In connection with the immigration
| service the secretary recommends that
| any amendments TO the immigra ton
| laws tend TO relieve Immigrants of
| undue hardship without letting down
the bars against undesIrablcs. larger
discretion should be lodged with oiti-
| Gals, he thinks to admit unfortunate
members of incoming families where
1t is shown that society would be pro-
tected against burden and danger. He
recommends also that examinations
of immigrants be made before they
embark for this country. and that tho
time for deporting confessed criminals
| be extended.
Secretary NaGei refers in passing to
recent criticism Of the immigra ton
service. He says the bureau has on
! dcavored to obey the general mandat c
of the law and relieve the individual
I, of hardship wherever the statute al
lows 1t.
One of the greatest operations Of
the year in Secretary Nagers depart
mcnt was the completion OF the thir-
| teenth census.
a very IMPORTANT investigation on
the cost of living is now being car
ricd on by the Bureau of Labor.
The report promises to provide a
basis for intelligent discussion OF this
much -mootcd question:" says the sec
| rotary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
TILE IAx.Ins NAY

II yon rad medicine that would
strengthen the liver. the stomach. Ia. kid :
heys and the bowels, and at the name time
mako you strong with systemic tonio
don. you believe, yom would soon he well :
That's The LhSFos Way"
We ask you 10 buy the frat bottle on tn,
money-bnck niAn. and You wilt ask your
Druggist 10 sell you tho second.
u, keeps yoar who's ins!des right.
There is nothing elise made Ike I.s1-Fos
Remember The nsme-i.Ax-F .-Aay,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03

New YORK. January Police Com
missioner waldo refused 10 common
last night on the cabled statement OF
a London scotland Yard official I'm con
nccti0n with the false arrest Of J. How
ard Ford that there s so much pnl!-
tics mixed mp with the American police
mat We are always afraid that any
move we make Will be to aid Il politl-
cal manocurrc." The statement Was
too foolish to talk about. he said.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
situation Is Chaotic.

London. January 3.-The Daily TeleEraph'a
iekins correspondent says that the situR-
ton never was so chaotic or internationally
dangerous. bankruptcy in Pckins Is 50
acute that the railways adminstra tlon Is
borrowing few thousand pounds from
various British coal mining companies
against freight
Revolutionary bands have penetrated tho
provinces Of Shan-Tuug and Shan-Si. Mutt
neers again arc horccly on the offensive, aud
bad reports arc coming from every drcc-
ton. Tang Shao VI has been !mpcachcd by
the impcrialist generals. who are dctcrmin-
cd 10 fight. and have filed AN utimatum
ovCr thnir sEnntn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
Letter to
DR.. kilmer & Co.,
Binellamton. n. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Roo, Will Do For You.

send to DR.. kimcr s. Co, Bingham.
ton, \. y, for Il sample bottle 1t will
convince any one. You will also receive
a booklet Of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder When
writing, be sure and mention tho Rich
mond Daily 'Timcs-Dispatch. Regular
fifty-cent and onc-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03

tho Federal grand jury of this district
which resumes tomorrow. its investi-
cation in this city OF the alleged dyna-
hitting conspiracy. Mr.. Lawler viii
actively assist United States District
Attorney Miller in the handling of the
inquiry here. and both Mr.. Lawlcr and
MI frcdericks admittedly have
brought evidence embracing the en-
tire California end of the alleged con
splrecy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
sCIIwAB PUTS IN TAM CLOCKS.
Even lie Must RUG In aud Out M
llcfh Ia hcu

South HcthIe.+n. Pa. January -
No more Will the officials. dig AID IT.
tic ana salaries men n tho hsii!"hcn
Steel Works some ana 80 at VII To
put a stop to ;hc latr arrival ana earl $.
departure of his hmu lrcds cf suiart d
people, from ne nish"st officials IoNn
to the ordinary clerk Charles NJ
sicllwab to-dav installed chSak clocks
IN All J"airtmrr;s. I'm lag the pc.-
sons affected Is Mr. ScIWal, he ll1r.nS
assigned number 10 himself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03

Chicago. January 2.--Edward Hines,
the millionaire itunb ermnn named in
the Lorimcr investigation. was placed
on trial. to-day by the directors OF the
Union League Club, charged with con.
duct unbccominS mcmbcr, according
To admissions by officials of the club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
THE WEATHER,

Forecast; Hirginia-Snow or rain In
INTERIOR rain on the coast WcdncnJ,,.
lhmrshh!, unsettled and colder; mod.
crntc northeast winds
North cnr"iina-Itnin "Wednesday;
Thursday, unsettled nnd colder; n,nd
crntc. variable winds. mostly northeast
tO north.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03

Paris, Jnnulry 2.-Thc l'cking cor.
respondent OF the Paris edition Of the
New York Herald says that q night to
finish between the north and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03
PILES cuRED ~ O TO DAYS

Your druggist Will refund money IL
rAZo OINTMENT fails to cure any
cnsc of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Pro-
trudin Plies in to II days. SOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03

south apparently is inevitable. Yuan
Shi l<ai has notified the legations that
the die Is cast and he intends to fight
for the constitutional monarchy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03

Local Observation +. VI. lc,tcrda,

Temperature n
Humidity M
MIG dirCctlon. ....... y. T..
Mind. velocity.
Weather Observation-Disclosures. C'loud,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-03

aud publicity for all those industrial
and commercial organizations engaged
In interstate and intcrna lional Busi-
ness
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
BIC FORCE WORKING
At INSPIRATION
Company Hurrying The Mine
Development 10 BE
Ready for Mill.

To the cud that when The biz con-
ccnira,lug plant Is Ia readiness Tor op-
Grafton there may &c ub lsyl; Of copper
orc in shape for irnmedi@ tc extraction. the
Inspiration Consolidated mana aScmcnt is
bending every energy upon sending the
tgu main working shafts and their Nari-
ou> working levels ont 80 Cumpict cd
form. and jn0 men were employed by
the companv at The tim; Or tho lus, re-
port. pom the completion of the short
branch railroad line fHpm tho Arizona
Eastern road actual construction will Dc
started on the big mil. which ia 3, ipSk
that demands the railroad facilities nov
being provided.
II is anticipated that by the end 81
1918 the Inspiration company Will have
its mill ia shape for beginning aCtusl
although tho company VIII
hardly lii It's logical stride uni! some
time In 1914. The mill is 20 have q rated
capacity of 5000 tons or ore daily but
as IN all uerphyly instances.
;he plant VII nave an .ciuHl capacity
well above tLs. originally cstimsted on
paper.
Development work by tho Inspiration
for several months has been under way
al Tho rate Of one mile pcr month but
th" greater part of this has beer I'm tho
developed ore zone. hence no uI"i rial
addition 10 tho blocked orc tonnage has
been made FOR some tinc. II IS cStima tod
That the property now show8 between 10.
600, 900 aud 10000. 600 tons OF ore IN do
volopc0 shape. thc general average OF
which Is per con; copper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
BULL MARKET NOT
LOGICAL AT PRESENT

James 4. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
Paine, Wcbbrr c: Co. Bostou--The
market recovered some today from the
decline which II had In late trading yes
tnrday, but the outside buying WAS not
Very general on thc decline. There was
good demand for Mayflnwcr and old Col
ouN. which were tho strong features ON
favorable reports from the properties.
Tho balance Of the list was under slight
pressure and closed with an easy tone,
In the New York market there was con-
siderable short covering at the close and
prices rallied three quarters 10 one point
from the previous close, VIC do not look
for any further serious decline from this
level but in the event of any sustained
advance would advise Tightening up ac
counts between now and election.
Locan & Bryan. New Gorli--A little
rrmcC tone prevailed in a number OF thc
important issues in the last hour. al
though an effort was made by professional
traders To depTess the market, How"
ever. the selling move was mot with con
SiderLbcl resistance by good supporting
orders, although the street was without
any unfavorable news from abroad. An
increase IN the outside business was Still
Can. there appeared 10 b" some acCumu-
Iation The money situation Is being care
fully watched, especially on account o.!
requirements necessary 90 care Tor the
deliveries on sales FOR foreign accounts.
While We NAV see some rallies from time
TO time on short covering. il is still the
opinion Of many influential men whose
Judgment Is highly respected that any
thing in the way Of 4 big bull market 1T
This time should he discouraged and un
situation and unsettled conditions are out
OF the WAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Ore Is Widening.

Drifting west at this point has now
been started, the face showing that the
solid ore is widening and the rich strcaks
are becoming more numerous. although
the drift Is now only on the east end
OF the orc shoot which rakes west. Tho
north crosscut beyond the vein Is being
continued TO the MiZpah fault in every
way tho ore body looks better than on
tho level above.
On the 9S0-fOo level tho west drift
was extended thirty feet IN tho ore shoot
on a fDll face of the same splendid val
ues. OF from $50 10 500 a ton. as pre-
vailed last week. This drift has now
been run for i 50 feet IN the ore shoot
II has now encountered fault which
has thrown the ore 90 the north ana
crosscuttin. has now been started in
that direction To pick II M.
West raise No. from this level H.
up fifty feet and during the week was
swung over towards thc hanging wall
and i9 now In hlEh-gUadc ore which *
wider than in the west DRIFT and IS still
widening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Material Increase.

This vas an increase OF GiJ tons over
the preceding month, while H WAS an
increase OF Sl9.t22 in net earnings The
new mill IS now averaging approximately
49, tons OF orc day
From tonnage standpoint the Tono-
psh Mining Companv s'll retains lts
prestige It fonopah.. the Scptcmbcr mine
production being sos tons. DRY weight,
the average value per ton being Sis.11
The company produced 35;. 200 ounces gold
and silver bullion. the gross value OF
which was $2l..ioo. While 5G tons ot
concentrates valued Al s32,S00 were
shipped. the total no, earnings for the
month being Sl54,053, White this ton
mage MAS 80 TONS less than the amount
handled in tho month before. the not
earnings We're Increased by S2f,Io5 the
ore averaging very close 10 81 per ton
better in September AZ this rate the
Touopah Mining company is earning in
excess of $500, 600 per anHum above dlyl-
dend requirements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
To Make Connections.

West raise No. !. fii,y feet east o.,
No. =. is also up hftt feet and IL now
being swung over towards the hanging
wall and breaking into good grade ore
1t viii also be extended UP on ore q"
the SHAFT. where an opening VIII hc made
FOR air The top Of these two raises VIII
be connected for STOPPING ore for ship
ment.
Raise No. : will now be started from
this level AZ point ffiy feet west OF
No. q.
The north crosscut from the shaft sta
ton on tho $50 foot level was cNtcndcd
twenty feet during tn. week and is still
IN Montana brcCciJ and strcaks nr fair
grade orc but The main ore body Ma=
not yet been encountered.
The railroad spur To the orc dJmps
has now been graded and the Construc-
tiyn %! ore bins viii bc commenced i'.
Ia DAY or two. and bv tho time these
are completed . siope viii have been
opened up and ;hc property viii be Co.
condition - make and maintain much
larger shipments than is generally ,N-
pcctc-i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
MERGER IS NEARLY
READY TO PRODUCE
Few Days Will See Tonopah
Mine Sending Out Steady
Rich Tonnage.

The Tonopah Merger mine again shows
great Improvement this week, highly pay
able shipping orc being now exposed in
no less than four different working faces
in the mine, namely. the west DRIFT on
the 9S0-fOot level, raises Nos. ] aud :
from this level and the west drift on
the iO60-lcvel where the vein was en-
ccuutcred in the north croSscut this
week, saws the Tonopah Miner
At the point where this crosscut passed
through The vein II Is over six feet wide
between walls. or which about three feet
is good shipping ore tho remainder being
soft gougc material through which are
siringers of very rich black sUlphde orc.
this condition Of the vein being exactly
similar To that which prevailed in the
shaft while the hanging wall on this
level is also soft as II was in the shaft.
indica ting that a larger body OF orc will
be developed al this depth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-23
Position of Metal.

The strike a, Bingham and EIv will
interfere with the Utah Copper and Nc
vsds Consolidated companies achieving
Tho percentage of increased production
contemplated during The last quarter of
Tho wear. but in the case az all the other
porphyrlcs. and in tn" case OF the Butte
companies likewise, the Increase should
be steadily noticed Production has no;
Al AL met expectations % those pessi
mis,lcaly inclined who professed to be-
lleve the output would bc 80 great this
year RS to swamp the market. on the
contrary the better opinion seems 10 he
reflected in tho statement of Daniel Gue-
-cuhsim several days ago that tho main
truuhl" nov IS 10 prevent such boom
- the market az actual conditions seem
Capaolc OF producing