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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

N~uofQftonet an Der W~efret0eb1rfe III
Minueapolis.
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Groffn. Sod. @ieorig. Shlub
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
STAUhTON READY
TO RECEIVE HIM
Wilson Sends Word That He
Will Arrive in Native City
on December a..

stanton. Va December ls.-President-
49, Woodrow Wilson sent wore 20 StAunton
mai he would arrive here at 80 NJ FIJI
6ay December q. TO celebrate mis- hity OK IN
u, = haay on December q IN MS native S.S
and be entertained NJ the mouse OF h's
Dir III. 49,. II
Mr. wilson will leave T.eaton aoo-, ~
o'clock Friday morning, passing throus Il
Wssh.uxton shortly after Z. NJ A!onS tie
raflroac route through Virginia 70 this cry
bordrep Will blaze away at various points
as soon darkness fails
Preparation a, the Wilson home tor ne
celeb ration are about complete me cry
will De in gala attire. Two hunareo SIX
tsea-foot Tflste Columns. each surIrao axe =
by sargs white electric S'ooe, viii me
the principal street From these Will De
string xariancs OF evcrG-eens. entwiaeo
vita thousands Of coiored electro -ighis'
Thirty Thousand vssitors are exDec-ed In
staunton OF Wilson Day" and every detaii
OF the plans .oP/eetf1g and caring -or them
Is being carefully gone over. The railroads
hsve decided on a reduced rate from al VIZ
s.ais points. aud many OF the VISITORS Will
Be here only during the Gay.
Governor Mann and Mrs Mann are expect =
ec TO be among the guests OF the city Tor
ths occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
PROSECUTION SEEKS
TO PROVE INSANITY

Buffalo. N Y. December 1s.-Evi-
dence introduced by the prosecution to-
day in an effort to prove that j. Frank
Hickey was the murderer of Joseph
Josephs. the seven-year-old Lacka-
wanna boy. went unchallenged by the
prisoners counsel But when any tes-
timony was given tending TO show
Hickey's absolute habits. his attorneys
promptly seized upon it for lengthy
ross-examination. evidently 20 i'm
press the jury with the 'dea that
Tickev's manner or living had resulted
In insanity.
S-s7rhe murder cards" written from,
Boston. IN which the ~rite- told -
struggling the Josepns boy end OF
throwing his body into the cesspcnl.
conversations between Hickey and po-
lice officers. in which he is alleged TO
have admitted writing the cards. and
other material evidence went into the
record to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
MORE ROOM FOR
SUBURBAN SCHOOL
Addition at Barton Heights Will
Be Occupied After Christ
mas Holidays.

When the public schools Of Eenrico
County reopen after the Christina
holidays. which begin tomorrow az
ternoon. Il IL expected that the four
room addition TO the Barton Heigh Is
School will be ready for occupation.
The structure has been IN progress
since the early part OF last sumner.
and was TO have been finished sooner
in the year
With the additional space given by
the new rooms. the Barton 1eishv
School VIII be able u dispense with
the systme Of half-tine which has
been used for two grades during the
present year. Both County Superin-
tendent Wright and Principal J. H
Brent have made every effort TO get
around the necessity Of placing the
two FIRST grades on half-time. but with
the rooms available II was impossible
The new structure viii cost about
$4,000. When II Is finished the total
value Of the Barton Heights School
plant will total almost $4,000 The
building to which the additions are
being made represents q value OF
$4,000 and the lot on which IL stands
IS estimated to-day at $1,000. although
IL was bought for a much lower figure
six years ago, when the town acquired
IT,
Or. ". r Miller and f. l. Rodin
are principally responsible for the
construction OF the new building AT
Barton Heights. which supplantsd the
old frame structure at Dove and North
Avenues The contrast between the
two houses and the growth Of The Bar
Ton Heights School are clearly shown
By the two pictures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
WOMAN BEFORE SENATE
Miss Mary BoIand Appears as Witness
I'm Archibald Case.

Washington. December 1s--Aiss
Mary Boland. of Scranton. Pa, wit
ness to-day for Judge Robert W. Arch
bald. Of the Commerce Court. who is on
trial by Impeachment for alleged mis-
use OF his judicial powers. Is the hrst
woman to appear before the Senate
since 1905. IN that year another tes-
titled at the impeachment trial CT Judge
Swayne. OF Florida
Judge Archibald probably viii take
the witness stand in his own defense
before che conclusion OF the trial II
Is expected that about ten witnesses
~iu be examined following the Christ
mas recess.
Miss Boland Is a niece II William p.
Boiand. one OF the principal witnesses
against the Judge. and is stenogra-
pher in her uncle's Office Attorney A.
: Worth;nston asked her IL z J. WIZ
lianrs had told her. December IS. 1911
tha; he had just c--re from Judge
Archbald's ONCE and had seen there a
brief the judge had prepared for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
FIVE v|RG|N|ANS
BEING DISCUSSED
Good Positions Under Wilson
Almost Certain TO Come
Their Way.
NOTHING DEFINITELY KNOWN
Colonel Willard Grateful 10
Friends Who Are Urging
His Claims.
NOTHING DEFINITELY KNOWN
fsnec,aIto The rimes-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispa'chl
Washington. December B.-"You may ~
for me that / am 10Y gratsIn. ~ God
friends in virginia who have been 50 go
A, 20 t--ge my claims for a post In the n'p.D
matte service but really tse time IS no' ~
perfume to discuss the matter t 800. y.
derstand that while appreciate thorO's :
al me good th.ngs that are being ssi1
about me and the efforts that are D7ih
made 10 have me serve the NO. - ..
abroad. II 10 too carry 70 say IN, .t.n. NV
THIS was the statement made to-hshl y
Colonel Joheph T. willard. who reacnso
Washington on Delafed tram 'olonf- y" -,
lari was not ayerse 10 talking over the 81
harlan with The -Dispatch correspo"
den. hut made II Quite plain that In a. m uci
As n win be come time yet, Ia all proDaoil
ity before President-elect wilson H'aNo'
any announcement regarding us appC.n,
nents there 10 nothing OF oennils ho
a hich could be given the public
There are Ave virginia names osins 90
c,lssed heve with reference 20 dip '"shst''
and other high Dresidenti@i apposh
Harry ST George Tucker. Richard bFe,yn
Byrd, Ex-Governor Andrew y Sontagre. ~
Edwin A. AID s0lan and Co'onei " lar.
ANY one OF thee. their friencs poant cus,
4. OF arrabassador1al size and capaoility. aoo
President Wilson could not go wrong
in appointing any OF them TO any posi- be
might DEERE.
FOR White HOUSE appointments. those Just
mentioned eay De called the Big five
standing well 10 the foreground In every
way. ,
50 far as the appointm o. Colonel WI
lard 70 a foreign post is Concerned, MS
friends point ont that he would De abe :"
i've In a tnanper entirely acceptable 10 han
self and 10 this government. and, haNins (
been abroad considerably. Il no STRANGER IN
foreign countries. OF course. no one know
vet wha. Governor Wilson will do when ne
becomes President. but IL Is prssctcaiIy e-E
tain that among the members Of the Biz
five Just mentioned come exceptionally
good place will DC distributed.
p II. Moo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
DEATH OF FAUNTLEROY
SOLVED BY CONFESSION

Louisville. XIV. December ls-ln the
alleged confession Of Richard Dan cey-
a negro. arrested here tonight the
police claim to have solved the mys-
terv that surrounded the death OF Hop-
e-t 3. Faurtleroy. painter. VINO was
found unconscious on the street mere
Thanksgiving night with several stao
wounds in mis- body. from which ne
died
According 70 the police. the killing
resulted from an alteration between
the negro and Fauntleroy and two
companions. John Gloub and Philip
Bergman. also painters. Glouo and
Bergman are in Jail here charged with
the crime. Fauntleroy came to Ken
lucky from Virginia. and is said 70
have relatives in Norfolk and River
side. Nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
MONSTER OF CRIME"
Government Denounces Acts OF Walk
Ing Delegates and Union Ohicinls-

Government Denounces Acts of Walk.
ing Delegates and Union Omcials-
indianapolis, Ind. December Is
Walking delegates and officials VINO
do not work but who use the funds OF
labor unions TO enhance their own
power even IL they must resort 10
crime" was the governments descrip-
ton in its argument to the jury at the
dynamite conspiracy" trial to-day oil
thaAforty men charged with complicity
In the Mcnamara dynamite plots.
Olaf A Tveftmoe, of San Francisco.
was charged with helping to expend
$3.50. 900 collected from honest WORK
fngmen." in connection with d strike at
Los Angeles, which eliminated IN the
wrecking of the Los Angeles Times
building and all Of the defendants
were declared to have used the funds
of the Iron Workers international
Union in violation OF the bylaws or the
union TO pay dynamiters 10 blow up
.nonunion Jobs.
These men committed crime, not
only against the laws of the land. but
they committed q crime against their
own union" said James W. Noel, spe-
ciaI assistant district attorney. land
these defendants are not working men
-7ho work with their hands They
are the walking delegates with hlsn
salaries. who have brought the iron
Workers Union into disrepute Inc
government makes no charge against
labor unions. whose purpose is leslti-
mate and lofty. but IL accuses those
monsters Of crirrS who stand at the
head Of the union and deceive the
working men and use their money LOT
u,Iawrs,l purposes You jurors cannot
allow such m>u 70 steer this country
TITO a state OF social chaos. upon which
they were determined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
ONLY ONE Is HELD
M Evidence AGAINST Two Ahegeo
RInck maiIers of WiIson.

Newark, ~. J.. December 10 acou
Dunn. alone Of the three n'ounIa
charged with having sent threa'e il ll-l
letters to PRESIDE intellect wilson was
held for the grand jury at the con
cluston Of HIS preliminary hearing
here this afternoon
I-,ited states Commissioner Stock
Ton before whom the hearing was
bs1d found that the evidence against
Davenport was Insufficient. Warren
D.nn Jacob, brother. was released
yesterday BY the court for a similar
reason
Jacob Dunn tonight had not rur-
nssred bail. and was held in confine-
mert lie - alleged to have admitted
writing the letter. but later 20 have de-
MED its Authorship. declaring that MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
FULTON MARKET MAY GO
Historic New York Trading Place rs
fahiished In Coloaini Times

New York. December lS--Ap@Hoon-
nrent OF the Fulton market. which mas
been a public market place in New
York since colonial times, Is being
urged by city officials
An experts report to the board OF
aldermen shows that the market Is
being operated at loss to the CITY.
mainly because Of its location in the
downtown business section far from
anv residence district. and that TO
spend the $4,000 needed TO place the
great plant in sanitary conoition
would be a waste of money.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
TEMPLE UNDER INVESTIGATION
ALLEGED Misconduct Of County Onleer Being
Examined by Judge.

Judge P Carter Scott. who recently be-
gan an investigation Ito the alleged mis-
conduct % County Policeman .. l. Temple.
has no; get reashSc decision. He heard
the narrative o. Policeman TrlIer. WHO was
detailed TO i1veEtfgs;e the case and VINO dr.
covered Temple IN resort on North Third
Street.
Policeman Temple IN his de,euse said he
va. presen. A. ,he place in which Ttle-
found him ,o- The purpose % getting info--
ma-!on about = warrant ne had 20 serve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

Erie Railroad in the "lighterage case.
She replied in the affirmative.
c. S Woodruff, of Scranton. testiheo
that c. G.. Boland had asked him 10 use
his influence in an effort to have Judge
Archibald bring about settlement OF
the cases pending against the Marion
Coal Company. with the understanding
that the impeachment charges against
Judge Archibald would not be pushed.
Mr. Woodruff said that he vent TO
Judge Archibald and informed him Of
the attitude of the Boland brothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.l
Darv1lle Va. December B-One OF the
social events OF the winter WA the mar
r!E4e to-nigh: in the First Pretsoytsrtan
Church OF Miss Earrfetie Miller EchoIs and
Howard saunders JAnler The ceremony
was performed By DR.. W. r. Lsira, Dast0r
Of the church.
The bride wore a gown Of white char
rueuse eYnproid -red IN white chTysanthe-
NUNS ard trimmed in old lace. The veil
waA caught up with orange blossoms. and
carried a shower b-y1Q Gst Of Isles OF the
valley and Brices roses. M1s Bessie Zen
oi- Of I>ewisourx W. Va. va< mad Of
honor and T. 3 Williamson. OF this city,
acted best
After q beautiful reception =; the residence
% D A Veroey, On Eoibroks Avenue. .hs
bridal couple took late train for the
North. where they will spend their money
moon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
INSPECT LESTER STREET
Finance Committee Looks Over Bg Fast
End Improvement

Five members o, the Council C0rnua!ttee
on Finance met with Sp-oaal Accountant
George g CreIrsh ew yesterday afternoon and
inspected the progress OF the work on ne"
Lester Street The meeting was especially
allied to look over property fronting on the
new street east o. GI!!ie's Greek. which II
ha- been proposed that The city condemn.
the coz, % same having been e1ed at'aoout
- oo II - represented that the city oy
purchasing the land outright may MI In
the street. provide ;or the necessary
cross streets and alleys At the new grades.
above high water without any cost IN grad
ing damages 20 abvtf:ng properly owneTr.
ana can later sell OF .ots Al 4 grea; increase
IN the valuations.
The committee will act ;he matter a.
~. adjourned meeting called Cor nsrt Mon
day night.
The meeting At that time IL especially
called TO 90 fully into the question o: the
proposed refIsction IN the price Q. gaa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Bcrry-UulOu-

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg, Va. December IS
Walter Berry and Miss Hattie Dillon.
both Of this city. were married here
last night At the residence OF Rev.
X A Williams. who performed the cers-
mony The couple will make their
home in this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

Suit was instituted yesterday in the Law
and Equity Court by the sittscding -Carnsai-
Davis Company against John B. Gayle,
Frank Gayle, Sands Gayle and Messrs-
Green & Redo. FOR damages laid at $-o".
The suit grows out OF a property transac,
and the claim VIII be contested
suit was instituted against the same par
ties BY II F Bernhard & Bro. for $1,000. IL
being understood tina 1.-THE Two suits are over
.he same transaction
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Building Permits.

Building and repair permits we're .ssGed
yesterday foiiowv:
F>rzteTnas Life and Accident Association
Order OF TIE Golden SesD. to erect a de-
tacbed tEo-story frame dwelling on the
north side OF o street between Twenty n
ard Thirrieth Streets. to cost siep
George Randolph Cannon. TO repair brick
store. so Eas; Broad Street renoceling
front. 20 cost 2,00.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
PICKING CABINET
BEGUN IN EARNEST

but only to those who have business
TO transact
Another White House tradition which
Mr. Wilson probably Will alter t. some
extent is the prohibition on the news
paper men OF referring to conversations
with the President IN the first person
Mr. Wilson said tonight he probably
would express himself often and IN che
first person in statements ISSUED from
time 20 time on public questions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
Frat Measure for Inauguratio

WashingtOn, December III IT
first measure 20 provide arrangements
for the inauguration OF Woodrow VIII
son as President was a joint resolution
introduced to-day by Representative
Johnson. OF South Carolina at the
request - the commissioners Of the
District of Columbia TO appropriate
$4,000 for the special protection OF HE
and property and maintenance OF or
der for two weeks beginning February
-
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The resignation OF c. F Hasner. OF En-
Eine Company No. u. vas received yesterday
BY Secretary Jones. OF the Fire Department,
and forwarded 70 CHIEF ". II. Joynes. Has-
ner assigns no reason FOR asking 20 be re-
I!evsd January l. A fireman OF c grade Will
be chosen In sis place az the next meeting
% the Fire Boa I'd
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former alleged statement was made
under duress.
The three men were arrested last
week on the charge that on November
IL last they sent Governor Wilson a
letter demanding $1,000 on penalty of
death.
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Victim of PelIagrn-

Newport News. Va. Decemoer IL
PsiIaSra claimed its second victim n
Elizabeth City County when Elizabeth
Digs 4 colore5 woman. died IN Hamp-
ton this morning. According 20 vital
statistics. there have been but two
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To Ston BexKinX.

CHIEF Of Police Werner yesterday issued
orders ,or the suppression OF street urchins
who are soliciting aims on almost every
corner Persons arrested by the police for
asking aims without a permit Will be liable
70 a nne OF so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

Resolutions adopted by the bar Of the city
OF the death OF Judge Samuel e witt were
ry-esen-ed 10 the Law and Equity Court
vs.ferisv bv Henry r Miller and ordered
20 be spread on the record % the court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

Norfolk. Va. December 1s.-An IN
known steamer Is reported in distress
near Hatteras. The revenue cutter
Onondaga has gone to her assistance
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Sydnor & Hundley, Inc.
SEVENTH AND GRACE STREETS.

sheriff l. H. Kemp was also present at the
conference with Judge scoti.