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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-27
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fiirhisn, oab er elnen S6dbelbruf
unn inners @eriegungen erIitten bat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
Man Held - Pickpocket Claims
That Somebody Stole His
Glasses at Second Station.

r. x. Baker. forty years old a ~
legged pickpocket complained 20 the
police yesterday that he had been res-
bed Of . pair Of gold spectacles while
q prisoner In . cell At the Second Ps-
lice station. A thorough sefreh Of the
cell and eellroem failed TO brsag 70
nsAe the missing glasses. and - Q
result . special report was forwsrde1
% police heaaausrfsra
what became Of the gissOes - .
mystery. with Prank Lester. twenty
three ysass old. Baker was locked %
Thursday afternoon a. . suspect ~
Capsain Of Detectives Mcmahon They
we're searched st headqusrtera and
an Of their personal property. incisd-
sse bakers spectac!es. was taken from
then. ne ned about Szse in currency.
vhu~ LESTER hsd shout 80. Dakef
lo2o Q ODsssal rsqusos nat - - ~
uasaoa - kooD llo glaooo0 - - eye.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
WAR MONUMENT
MEETS APPROVAL
Gettysburg Commission Instructs
Sculptor to Have Bronze
Work Done.
MILITARY MEN WILL CONFER
Discuss Good and Bad in Vir-
ginia Volunteers-Wholesale
Dry Goods Men Organize.

Approval Of the preliminary con-
struction Of the group OF figures
which is to go at the base Of the
Gettysburg monument was given yes
terday at a meeting OF the monument
commission. The sculptor. F. william
Sievers. was instructed to proceed At
once to have the group made In bronze.
The intention is to have tho ped
estal OF the monument. with the group
at the base. ready for unyeiling at the
semicentennial celebration Of the bat
tie Of Gettysburg. next JULY The
equestrian statue Of General Robert +.
Lee. which is to go on the top. will
not be finished for some time there
after.
Members OF the commission present
when the meeting was called to or
der in the Office Of Governor Mann
yesterday at noon were as follows:
Gordon McCabe. OF Richmond: Col
Major II. b. Edmondson. Of Halifax.
The absentee was Captain stephen p.
Read, Of Mecklenburs.
The commission proceeded at once
to the studio Of Mr.. Sievers. In Ches-
terfield. where the work. which has
now been In progress more than two
years, was inspected. The group. now
practically complete. was given ap-
prevail.
It will be cast in the North. pre-
sumably in Connecticut. The different
armies OF the service are represented
thereon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
POLLOCK EASILY
SECURED DELAY
Got County Magistrate to Post
pone Pickpocket Case Over
Protest of Witness.
BUT LATTER WILL COME BACK
Mr.. Holderness Forced to Return
Here From North Carolina
to Testify.

A. Ron,anoff, the nimble- fingered
artist charged with removing purse
from w. p Bullock's pocket at the
State Fair Grounds Thursday night
will not be tried until October %.
Magistrate T. ]. Puryear postponed the
hearing yesterday morning at the re-
quest Of Gilbert X. Pollock. counsel
for the prisoner, over the strong pro-
tests OF George A. Holderness. prom
inent business man Of Tarboro. n. c.
the principal witness for the Common
wealth.
Mr.. Holderness became incensed at
the motion for postponement. and toio
Ma gastrate Puryear that It wouio
mean money lost to him should he
have to leave his business and return
trial. Mr.. Pollock argued. however.
that he was not familiar enough with
the case to do justice to his client. and
the delay was granted. Mr.. Holder
ness, who wanted to know II the law
yer thought to get rid Of him by
postponement. announced with deter
mination that nothing could prevent
his coming back to appear on the GATE
set
Say. He Saw Robbery.
Romanoff was arrested THURSDAY
night by Policemen Smith and Zim-
mer. of the city force. on the com
plant Of Mr.. Bullock. who said the
Russian picked his pocket and TOOK
a purse containing $40 and raiiroau
ticket It. is thought that tine ae-
cused had a confederate working Win
him. to whom the article was passed
as soon as stolen. as no traces OF u
were found when he was searcheo'
Romanoff was locked up In Henfico
Jail, where he viii remain until ms
s-iai. When searched there he haa
$500 in money. a valuable watch anu
a diamond ring.
Nj. Holderness says ne was si.''Ie
with another North Carohnlan' =
perder of Battleboro, in q box In the
prandstand and saw the alleged thlet
pass the pocketbook with his LETT hano
to some person In the crowd. "n'ie
bullock struggled to regain 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
TEMPLE APPEALS
TO HIGHER COURT
Horseman Fined by Crutchfield
for Refusing to Move When
Ordered.

Despite his protestatiOns that he
had been guilty Of no wrong and his
indignation Of treatment received from
fatTolmen Angel and Williams. J. T.
Temple. a horSefnaH. ot Fred.ricks-
burg. was fined s. and costs yesterday
morning ia Police Court for refusing
TO move when ordered 10 do so last
Wednesday night al Broad and Eighth
Streets.
Through his counsel. wyndham r.
Meredith. Temple appealed from Jus
tic" CTu;chtiCid's decision TO the Hust-
lngS Court
Tire officers testified tia; Temple
was standing IN the street reading a
newspaper and blocking traf.c Angel
asked him TO move, and according 10
bis testimony. Temple stepped from
the pavement 10 the street crossing
further blocking traffic. Angel in
Sis;cd that Temple move TO one side
when Williams came I'D. !; was sad
that tn" h"rscrnsn attempted 20 argse
the poia-. and he was accordingly
placed under arrest
Temple testified that the oSceT. hsd
threatened 20 strike him ard treated him
as Q drunken sot" This allegation tn.
policemen denied Character witnesses
were put OF by the defense. while
Other witnesses appeared and test
led that the officers were Justified in
the arrest
Assistant city Attorney Andersen
saia he thought there was sufficient
evidence 20 convict Temple q. vfolaf-
ing the move on" ordinance
Mr.. Meredith said the aTrest had
beer made by Inexperienced osscsrs,
and that y their action IA afrcs,.ng
his client was Get up 80 q preccden..
the rights ss e'sssess wssla b jsepssa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
WILL
MOVE next week
Saturday, October 70, Now Fixed
by Government as Date for
Transfer.

The government engineers who are
making the od1cial inspection OF the
new post ONCE building before accept
ing 1t from the contractor expect to
complete their work some time next
week. making 1t possible for Post
master Allan to occupy his new quar-
tiers on october 10. In spite OF An
Vulnerable disappointments In regard
to moving, Postmaster Allan. 10 con-
fdent now that the removal win actu-
ally take place on the date scheduled.
Before the United States govern.
ment accepts q building from the con-
tractor. it must be thoroughly in
spected by engineers. This inspection
includes q detailed examination of the
wiring. lighting. ana heating. a. well
as tests OF tho building itself. The
ground covered so tar by the inspectors
has shown everything to be satisiac-
tory.
II It were possible to move from
the present post-ofice before the pos
tai department clears out. Federal de-
partments on the upper noors would
move into the new building before
Saturday. but no ONCE can take q step
until the mailing department clears
out.
This is due to the fact that there
IL no way OF GettlnS the huEe cAico
Of the revenue ONCE, the customs or
fee and the courts out OF the building
except by lowering them TO the nrst
floor through the skyIight in tho cen-
ire of the building. The desks OF tho
postal clerks are located At present
directly under tho skyhght
Mr.. Allan puts of the job OF naovins
until Saturday in order that there may
be as little te-up OF the mails as pos
sible. Such an undertaking Will nat
urally entail considerable confusion IN
the mailing and delivery departments.
but by moving on Saturday the post
master expects to have everything IN
stalled and running smoothly by Mon
day. thus obvtating much confusion
The Sunday closing of the post office
will give time for strengthening up in
the new quarters. BY Monday the de-
partment will be operating IKE clock
work in Its new home on Main Street
II am confident THAI we are really
Going TO move next Saturday" said
Nr- Allan yesterday. There was con-
siderable delay in getting the gov
eminent inspectors TO work on the
new building. but now the examination
Ia under way. and am figuring on
moving my department on October AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
Robbed IN Prison, Says "Dp'

he would b almost blind He wos
therefore allowed to retain then
After being locked up, the two men
announced they wished TO secure the
services Of q lawyer. and Attorney q.
X Pollock was summoned He vas
unable 70 interview his clients Until
after midnight Thursday. When he
visitea them they were allowed 20
leave the cell. Of which they were the
sole occupants The two had . private
talk with Mr.. Pollock IN the station
ana were not returned 10 their cell for
some time. In the meantime, the cell
door was left open, and Baker and
Lester had left their hats. coats and
other wearing apparel In tt when they
returned Baker missed his eyeglasses.
Search for them was In vain, ana he
comp,aiued thas be had been ro0beA.
O@cers on Aaty alse Instituted Q
search. bot fstlea 90 recover The mSs0.
Ing article
what became q Bakers vroDsrty d
appsreusly o mystery Which VIII ~
dosbs, Iced 90 . searching inoeisy ~
Chief Of Police Werner.
Baker yuo certain that hts G1ssDes
csu1a not hsvU bosa satss ~ Lssess.
. ~ Ssssss lslg shs ssu 0sus - Wus
a. - - yo.GuoA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
STUDY STATE MILITARY
ders VIII Confer On Sltua.
ton Next Tuesday.

ton Next Tuesday.
Adjutant-General W. w. Sale called
a meeting yesterday OF the comman-
ders OF units and heads OF depart
ments in the State military service.
to be held next Tuesday in his office.
Those in attendance viii include the
brigade commander. the regimental
and separate battalion commanders,
the inspector-general and the surgeon
general. with perhaps others.
The object IS to go over the mill
tary work OF the past year in connec-
ton with the inspector-generars re-
port. and with the personal expert
ences of the officers. Comparisons of
the present with the past will be
made. and weak points in the organi-
cation will be pointed out.
No doubt there will come UP FOR
which will be made by Colonel 10
Lane stern in his Forthcoming report,
as already outlined In The Times
Dispatch As whole. he hnds the
drill better. the equipment practically
perfect, but the discipline OF and the
attendance poor.
The suggestion Of Colonel Stern ID
that employers do not always look
with favor upon the military connec-
tions Of their employees. this acting
as a deterrent to the enlistment Of
certain desirable classes. To quite a
large extent the ranks are filled with
men whose tendency Is to 90 from
one town to another. changing EN-
ployment frequently. which means that
not so large a proportion OF men at
tend inspection a. should be the case.
This is the third meeting Of the
kind to be held during the incumbency
Of General Sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
state COMMITTEE
TO MEET TUESDAY
Congressman Turnbull Suggests
Appeal Must Be Quickly
Acted Upon.

Acting upon the 1ugseSt4oa Of Rep
resentattve Robert Turnbuii, State
Chairman J. Taylor Ellyson yesterday
issued . call by telegraph to -4hs MON.
bers OF the Democratic State Commit
tee to meet At 3 O'Clock next Tuesday
evening at the jefferson Hotel
AZ that hour the committee win take
up the situation In the Fourth Com
gressaona1 District. which Il 70 ex.
pected will by that time have reached
the stage Of an appeal from the dis
trtct committee. In the Letter OF Mr..
Turnbull. on which Chairman Eliysou
acted. he states that - the decision OF
the district committee 10 adverse "a
him he will appeal. and Il 10 presumed
that Judge Walter A. Watson. the
contestee. viii take similar action IA
such circumstances. So. in any event.
a meeting would be necessary
The reason for Issuing a call prior
TO the action OF the d.strtc. COMMITTEES
Is the urgency OF the case. The nane
OF the successful candidate must be
aied with tho Secretary Of the Com
monwealth by ~ o'clock Wednesday
night. at the latest moment, 20 go on
the Official ballot in the November elec-
ton. So the State Committee must
reach a quick decision. and II 10 sup
posed tho body Will SIT until q con-
clusion IL arrived at
Mr.. Eliyeon also received yesterday
from District Chairman Robert Gillian
a copy of the min uses OF the meeting
of last Monday and Tuesday.
Wash c. winn, OF Luaenburs, a
member OF the Fourth District Com
Yn.ttee, was in the city last night. He
In inclined 20 the belief that the com
mittee will study the intent Of the
voters rather than technicaLties OF the
law In arriving at it's decision.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
Infection OF Hydrophobia Spread
in Richmond by Rabid
Animal.
OWNERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL
Extent Of Disease Unknown
Head Shown to Have Been
Affected.

Four negro children in Richmond
have been bitten b. a cat shown to
have been affected with rabies. and
will be treated BY the State Health
Department This makes a total cf
nine colored people now under the
care OF DR.. Meade Ferguson from this
cause. who are receiving the Pasteur
treatment.
1t is suggested that inasmuch as the
extent-pf the. infection in this city IS
absolutely unknown and may be rather
Widespread owners Of dogs should
keep them confined for some time.
Dogs whose dispositions change sud
denly should especially be watched and
kept tied until danger passes. Owners
OF BET dogs should be careful. Some-
times o dog which is developing the
disease will bite in play. communicat-
ing the infection.
IL Very Rare Case.
Communication OF rabies by cat
IN very unusual. In fact, II is said
that only two well authenticated cases
are known in this country. The cat IN
this instance was bitten by a dog,
which was killed several Gays ago
but which may have bitten many other
animals.
DR. W. Armistesd ellis. OF this city
discovered the matter. traced the cause
and found the victims. lie was Caueo
Tuesday 20 attend colored child ~
Moore Street, which had been badly
bitten and clawed by cat. tn
wound Is fully an inch deep and i
very long. causing much pain. Th'
attack was remarkably ferocious.
The nature Of the wound. with th'
story Of its source. caused Dr.. Gil
70 become suspicious. He knew tina
II Is extremely rare Coy a cat ID carr!
the infection. bat 20 give the child n
tenef. o, the 5ouh:, he had the hea'
OF the animal sent TO the Bureau "
Animal Industry. Ia Washington
where examinations aye made withoI.
cost TIE officials replied IN lett"
received yesterday that the cat ma
rabies be-or6 o doubt
Three Others Uittea-
Or Calls. on inquiry. found tia
sy-se other children IA the neichho-
h,od had been H'r.en By the cat. tn
wounds AZ. mainly On the legs. jus
above the ankles. All four will rcpor
ttis morning at III" stat. Health DC
os-t-uen-. where they VIII be treatc
Cor -xcnty-ors Gays free 81 charge.
TIE cat, % ls-saId. attacked do
ard scratched .;s eyes out.
A phys.cisa Eow IN this city. Tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
MUST SERVE JAIL TERM
D>nvslle Bootlegker Refused Appeal-"nt
Denied In Surety Case.

D.rvalle Bootlegker Refused Appeai-"ns
Denied In Surety Case.
Marshall Gillian. OF Danvilie. must serve
his term Of sixty days in Jail and pay MS
Ans of $50 for selling liquor without
license. The ofense was committed on .
sunday last March. An instruction OF the
trial court on the question OF ressonao,e
soubt was the basis of the appeal. which
WA denied yesterday by the Supreme Court
The court also refused an appeal from
Judgment OF the Law and Chaneery Court
OF the city Of Norfolk in the case OF the
Hudson Transportation Company vs.. Broth-
er, Valley Coal Company ana the Empire
State Surety Company.
The transportation company leased the
barge ~. Carlton Hudson" to the Goa! con-
c.rn TO carry a consignment OF coal from
baltimore TO knights Key. for shipment to
Cuba, and 20 bring north q shipment OF !um-
Der from a Georgia port. The surety COM
panv went on the bond Of the coal company.
A dispute was had over settlement. iaso.s!ns
s. 90 a. The surety company successfully
put I'D the claim that q section OF the agree
ment, excepting iire and the risks OF the sea:
was stricken from the contract after II nao
signed II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
WINS INSURANCE SUIT

Court Override Demurrer In Suit OF Nrs'
Josephine OGrsdy.
J,d,m.nt was entered in favor OF Mrs.
Josephine O'orady In the Law and Equity
Cour, yesterday in her suit against the Ne
tropoIi,an Life Insurance Company Of New
York
The suit was tried some weeks ago. ths
fury In the Law and Equity Court render
ing q verdict IN the SUN Of 5000. subject to
the ruling Of the court on a demurrer sub
mi,ted by the defendants. Judge Crump
yesterday overruled the demurrer and enter
ed judgment In the sum Of 5000 In accord
apce with the verdict Of the 5ury.
The a,tornsys for the oompsny save notes
a. .poeaI to the state Supreme Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
WANT CONVENTION
Insuranee Men VIII Invite National
Associati0n to Meet Here In 1914.

Insuranee Men Will Invite NatS01si
AssociatiOn to Meet Here in 1914.
Samuel B. Love. who left last night Tor
Memphis, Tenn, a. Q delegate to the annual
convention o. the National Lie Cnderwr!t-
ers. Association. will present . resolution.
passed BIZ the Richmond association, inviting
the national convection to meet In this city
in 1914 The convention In Memphis begiae
its sessions on Tuesday.
Other delegates from Richmond VIII De
y. D. si!!s. Oscar Swine.ord. 7. Garrett Taoa
and John Moyler. Mr. Si!is is now secretary
Of the national association. and 10 be.ns
prominently mentioned so- the presidency in
the coming election.
MI Love. who was formerly . meMoe. o:
the Memphis association. goes TO the eonven'
ton ahead OF time IN order to help enter
tain the go delegates who will be In attend
Apce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
WHOLESALERS ORGANIZE
Dry Goods Association VIII Brini
Southern Dealers Together.

Dry Goods Assoclstl0n VIII Bring
SOathern Dealers Together.
A charter was granted yesterday to
the Southern Wholesale Dry Goods
Association, with general offices IN
this city. The object is stated to be
the promotion Of better feeling In the
wholesale dry goods business and TO
bring the dealers together In touch
with each other. and thus serve the pub
lie better. There II no capital stock
Following are the officers: W. J. d.
Bell, Lynchbug. Va, president: f. w.
King, Bristol. Tenn, first viee-presi.
dent. secretary and treasurer: A. I.
Dosser, Knoxville. Tenn, second vice"
president The directors are ~ FOL"
lows: John C. Freeman. Richmond; E.
B. sydnor, Richmond: J. l. Deaver.
Knoxville, Tenn; walter Pringie.
Charleston. g. C.. and H r Galloway.
Atlanta, Ga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

On ,he charEc o. misuse OF the HIHfsS'
D.yi, g Bowman and X ". Goodrich both
q, rred.-icxsbErx were fined IS By Judge
Edmund waGdW. Jr. yesterday In the
Tn:tea s.a-.. DI.-rIoe Court Both pleaded
guilty when a=-airned IN court, oaerin
ignorance % the Law IN exseuuas!os o. thci'
or~n.e. Tho specific charge a3ains' thsr'
vss ..nainz d-!ed gum opium through the
mails.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
FOUR YEARS on ROADS
Nero Convicted q Attempted Robbery b.
Hustings Court Jun.

Negro CO0vtrf<0 q Aftempse0 A0ooesy ~
Hustings Court Jun.
John Clifton Everett, coiored. was convict.
81 o. attempted robbery by jury IN the
Hastings Coyr; yesterday and sentenced 10
four years on the roads
ArmIstead Fowler. coio-ed, WAS sent 90
the roads for twelve months and nned :.
and costs so- assault!nG William Hudson A
motion 10 SET aside the verdict as contrary
to the law and evidence was oseFTuIed by
Judge Richardson.
Robert Christian was sens 70 the roads for
one year for grand larceny.
Richard johnson was acquitted OF charge
Of malicious wouadinE. while Eddie Jackson
and John Warner were acquitted Of charges
% robbery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
NEGRO CHILDREN
BITTEN BY MAD CAT

merly q surgeon in the French army.
recalls that some years ago many peo-
pie in a section OF Africa died from
unexplainabIe causes. An examina-
ton at last disclosed the presence OF
rabies among domestic cats. and after
all had been killed the strange NAL
adv disapp, ared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
WILL COST $4,000
Permit Issued for Stores and Apartments on
Grace Street.

Permit Issued for Stores and Apartments On
Grace street
A building permit was issued yesterday TO
Henry S waIierstein TO erect a thsee-story
brick store and apartment building al the
southeast corner OF Eighth and Grace
Streets TO cos; $500 W. A Chesterman is
the general contractor. and Messrs. Carnea!
& Johnston architects. This 10 the building
the excavations for which caved in about
two weeks ago. killing four negro workIien.
The new building viii contain a row o: small
stores, facing on Eighth Street The upper
floors will he divided into apartments.
permit was issued 10 Mrs Parke Z BOIL
ing TO repair brick dwelling s92 West Grace
Street, cost $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12
SELPH FINED $40
7oung Man Who Annoyed Women Punished
in Police Court,

in Police Court.
p. L. Selph. twency-one years old. was
fined SO ana costs yesterday morning IN
Police Court for being drunk and annoying
women Broad Street Thursday afternoon.
Selph was arrested by Patro!man Williams
when complaint was made by an attache o:
a theatre tina. Selph had been making him.
sci. Objectionable TO women patrons and,
IN fact, to al pretty girls who passed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

IN. hearing Of Frank Lester ana =. X.
Baker who were arrested Thursday by De-
.ec;ive McMahon IS suspicious characters,
suspected % being psckpockets. was con;,n-
ued yesterday morning in Police Court Until
Tuesday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

Former Governor J. Hoge Tyler. Of Pu-
ASK County. was In the city yesterday, and
went GU. 10 see the state Fair. He looked
We'll and was greeted BY many friends.
Governor Tyler is q leading sp!ri; In the In
.ers,a,e Fair at Radsord.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-12

r. Graves a machin!st. was arresoed
yesterday BY Pasrolmsn Spur on warrant
CHARGING him with passing . worthless cheek
for SIs.5 on d. J. SuII!can-