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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
DISCOVER TRAP
SET FOR WILSON
REPORTED THAT HIGH TARIFF
DTMOCR Ats NAY Bitlth iii
PRESIDENTS APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON. d. c. Special
Friends OF President Wilson in the
senate claimed today 90 have discoF-
cred trap laid for him py Demo
cratic senators who are opposed 70
some Of the schedules in the Under
wood tariff bin and hope Co use the
Presidents action in delaying tne DIS
tribution OF patronage 20 force
modification Of the President tarin
q'he President is % be advised 20
defeat the plan by distrihuuns e,.
patronage before the tarih OH
reaches the Senate.
The high tarin Democrats in the
senate. according Goo the report. plan
I az Inform their Democratic consu
fuonts. who are anNiouslF a"alNn-
/ The appointment OF Democratic post
I masters and other Federal oiticefr
fhat the reason they are not rectiF
ms their patronage is because tn'
/ President Isl using patronage as
rlrh fo keep them in line tor tn'
Itarir urorram The hght they ar
maxine AGAINST the tariu VIII he dc
rfarod 10 hc iu the nature Or pro
teet AGAINST this policy OF inc fttsl
dent. ...,,, -.
ceive thc support 90 thousands o.
fDomocrlts who have no interest p
; fartn revision. but who are intense.
Interested Ia seeing Republican posi-
nasters replaced hy Democrats
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
JUDGE CRUTCHfIFLD
Is GIVEN HIS BUOk
Police Justice Insists Upon This,
SO. After Conference With City
Accountant, Page Headings
Are Changed to Show
Amounts Collected
arc NO \ D. vA-sOeciaI.--

n y II n - - -
A dove Oh peace. liberated ~ the
Administrative Board this morning.
dew into Police court and rct~itee
upou Justice Crutchholds shOAioef
In its PINK ciaws it bore the reQuisl-
non Tor "a Police Court leosef' ahu
the ledger viii contain no eot1ii'"
headed. zines Reunited.
Each page OF the ledger. hoWeses'
VIII be headed. Record Of fines IN ~
uosed auu COI.l.f.Dl I'D. ana 80 tlte
( aarofnI zfratite Eoaro and the tltg
4 Accountant are satisfied
/ The board yesterday sent S17.'.r
iCrutchaold "a polite note advising him
thaf BIZ would not honor the rc4ela4li't'
~ che new ledger unless ne made pro
I vision Tor a column for rcmittcd nnes,
Justice Crutchheld az once declare a
that the board had no JurisuictleA
over Police Court. and that he "onio
make his ledger 20 suit himself
be- WAS inumated 20 Justice Crutcn
fnrIa however. that unless eotlhiac'
TORY ledEcr were used the CRY ~
stor would not approve the foiie'
ICourt accounts which placed an en
itirely different phase upon the MAJ -,-'-.
"Thts Is an entering NrA,ts
tered Justice Crutchncid this mornin-
cts an entering ~edse. must ~
So he wrote a note % the Admins
IfratVe Board asking them 70 icy ~
liz. He said 70 would oo approved 2
, IAN, Cftv Accountant. c} Wn'm +.
f, municipal accounts are amman
audited.
"He usually has his way. SAID Con
I rrs selnner fflrschuCrE. and ftNN"
p In. ,.Il have DO th.s time. ntt No.
y note for g." Other members or IN
p hoard expressed doubts as 20 the De
i method OF procedure, bat IL was nnAl'
= iuerIded to leave Che matter 20 p.
q. lCitv Accountant. and tnc reQui-itl.
n MAS allowed 0n condition that Do oe az
- proved hy Accountant Crcushaw-
The accountant and Justice crutc'
Irnfl discussed fhe matter. ore Ftlu'
lfh. accountarr told Justice Crutchie
4 what would have to ne done. tte 81
tne would insist upon the renltt
fines column. Co which 1H@tl
~ Il'rrtcnreld seemed to object. nut WI
i. lthc approval % the police justice.
r.. Ichanrcd the headings OF the pages
~ Ithat The entries must show the eN,
lnmouut of the fines collected, ~ \"
las imposed This Mr.. CrenshaW a..
win obviate all difficulties hereioi,
lexnarienced in auditing the accoun
land the ledger entries viii balat
ID with the cash which is all that
IN Crcnshaw and the board desire.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
new QUESTIONS
FOR APPLICANTS
RICHM on ID. VA-Special--

RICH NJ on ID, Special
While To- may not BE- ready % engage
ia "a crusade against the cigarette eNL
and the drink habit. the state Board
OF Education IS about Co forcc appli-
cants for position as superintendent 90
schools 10 make declaration rcgarding
their familiarity Wits She cup mat
cheers and the weed that comforts
Yes. sir. Each and every person
must say whether he is addicted 20 the
use OF the coffin tacks. whether ne
chews. how much and with what ire
Quency hc looks upon tho wine when II
sivcth color IN the cup.
Maybe that the board is prepar PM
20 lay the founaatiOn Tor putting IN
women a. superinteudeuts OF schools
JUDGING from the questions. i NJ
matter Is one which isl attracting con
siderable attention. and IS new IN man,
essentials.
Here Is a list of the questions whicf
lthe applicants must answer Bra detail
Tor the information OF the board
Ago Cast birthday.
Married or single,
Bona n6- resident OF
tCounty.
lis your eyesiSht CT hearing in an
way impaired
rs your health sound
Do YOU smoke cigarettes
DO you use tobacco in any torm
Are you at all addicted 70 the ue
LOT Intoxicating liquors.
Are YOU subject 20 any habits if
consistent with the holding OF pos
ttlon where one IS brought into %
tcUHariy close relationship WIN en-
tdrenI
Names Of the schools y0u have e.
tended (blanks for primary. sramfna
high schools and coiiegcsl
Duration and places where apo
cant has taken courses in pes sVk4.
Extent OF reading on education
Names OF schools applicant n
taught with years. Grades OF CO
tihcates held
II elected. how much time 90 y
promise 10 give 10 the work
n other business. show ia detail n
YOU can give the time promised
school work.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
UPRISING AGAINST
VANDYKE Boards

TRENTON. y j. Spec'al.-Nan-
lvga bearde wil hereafter ne scarce
fr trenton. The Master BARRIERS As
.orfafion has decided to ban them as
they can. because they are difficult 70
trim. and some of them say many who
v,oar them are -cranks. Therefore
the BARRIERS have jumped the price ca
friumine Nandyke boards from uttern
90 twenty-five cents, and threaten
fnrtne- increase if they DO not soon
decrease.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01
DOCTOR IS TRIED FOR
ASSAULT WITH GUN

RICHM IND vA.-Special.-
Ur. T. E Leonard. OF goo West
Grace Street pleaded guilty In
polioe Court 70 a charge OF un-
fswtuI1y assaulung with a piston
and threatening 20 xiii MN, tne stt4
a. g. Levy" Saturday morning ana
Justice Crutchteld imposed "a hne OF
$40 and costs. 40 charge OK carrying
F, concealed weapon was made asainst
the young physician
Attorney g. * Pollock. who rep
resented DR.. Leonard. admitted tnal
hir client had demanded and received,
AZ the point Of pistol. some iut nj
ture which had been left az the shoP
~ Levy. al 426 " est Broad street, 20
b., repaired There was a olsas &c
meat over the amount or the oili,
and after the physician had tenucfe go
"A check for the amount when ne
,.ortended 10 Doe correct he drew the
.-un aud demanded tho goods
Justice Crutchneld. after imposing
the nue. directed Dr. Leonard 70 re-
turn the furniture 20 Levy shop oi
TO pay the amount or the nil plo
sentod By him.
clared Attorney Pollock, alter M
client had asserted that the OH "a,
been paid and I suppose We ma.
better pay the difference rather thai
ri-k another visit 70 the store
DR.. Leonard then drafted a checi
for the amount IN question, ana ar
ter "a had been presented 20 Levy az
fhe parties concerned LEFT the cour
room. A number OF friends or Tn
nhv-ician and % Levy were presen
"a the hearing. There were r1nlvi
thaf a civil suit for the recovery q
ire disputed money might hc inst
tuted. but Dr. Leonard would noS ais
cusa them
Statement by DR.. Leonard
Dr. Leonard today prepared the To
lowing statement.
The unfortunate occurrence OF ia'
saturday. which has given me
much Rotorlcty. distrcsses me greati
While nothing would JUSTIFY M
.ourso. which was most undiEnihc
nc circumstances leading up 20
were such as 90 make lamb Ter
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

rne wrnrrrs q nnn~tarnoa Mo nke
% have a fsncY curl en- nc en1s wln
hereafter have - pay dv% centa eHtrA
Tor The curl The tarbers srzlst khot
euen curis waste their tluSe. xnd p@z-
rors Who 1ero4nd such service ar6
orerportsc riar.
rsfapd ten cents. Ard ire prices Tor
rneeearinx ard anan DoofnG Also h4ge
hnoo boosted They have served ~
ice taas the tippinE custorn ~tii So,
b. n vcyue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

" now IN superintendent position.
give IN detail how tnucn time given
70 schools ard how much 20 ether bust
neas Detalls as 20 visits - schools
What IL the minimum salary you
ain accept
The ilSt 81 tcstin oniafs fled are 20
be epitcmized - the appiicAat
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

Vntoe
o throw money compound Or Natsre se' ~nsa
for the nee yo0c Gang 'Scuuine arnes
Make up Trial Order from the above Partiat LIST
The Cofer Liquor Company, Inc.
MAIL ORDER HOUSE
25i4 Washington Ave. 0eh rn0"S 50
Newport News. Virginia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

IH..timorc steam Packet Co
Daily. includInE sardaY. between Noriot-
luU Baltimore
-frnmrrH rtnatoa. Vtaeirts so 1880
.arr-rirr T a Nfu and euuiurr1 VIII tnte-t
Nirs,I..sa TainurluhN. and eFrrN rlt.1frn co
..rirrra rar fl.. pleasure and ccmlUIf o. -
travelling uutilC NrHc nf frnt l-nirfit1
.ir.-l.l..frlis 0n steamer every trir
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

Now Dr. Oaier - elsirs Us rules Tor
liefnr ran ne ~ the same xeutiensn
Who. s0nne years eEc. wes EiN.nt opt
cerfafn rules Tor not Twins 7--Aiexan-
dria Gaxette-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

ur. winfield scott Hail declares that
warnan.a x0Nns are ''iuuodeEt ard un-
eornfortanle~ However Dr. fioA
shonfd Ne able 20 ind ccr2olatton ir
me fact mat he doesn'f have % We8r
them II ne doesn't want to.--tfer1ld-
Courier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

II every thing ia 90 be lett 20 l.le
= .visiafnre what particular sisnin-
-onre and weight have the people {.
NJ must be admitted that I'm a great
many important matters they hay e.
been unable 20 get from that DOGGY
What they wanted Which shoola
. have the upper hand, the people 90
49, I legislature 9-Charlottesville Pro-
grcss.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

Already there are rumors ~ con-
c-res-fonal candidates in the foutlh
Congressional District. ana SHUbe
Watson has hardly warmed hI -
d, tho House OF Representative Ihe
noiitfcian's lot is not an easy one, 20
- blackstone Courier.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

CONGRESS is slashing and c1tuns tne
tariff business am 10 pieces The taNlhe
from the free list and taxing dlamonas
and other precious stones cuts very Tx
tie ice with us-ilHeN Use the l''
tev amt when YOU come 90 free
bread uotaroes and shoes, you are
placing right into our hand.-scotts-
lViue Enterprise.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

Promise MO man your vote until ne
-tate~ where hc stands on the I'VE ~
sues that confront tne people 90
.irf. TODAY The equalization and re-
ductton OF taxes. and the ahoiion ot
he Zee system. are subjects OF EraNcat
roncern--subjects that interest every
observation-disclosures ora which tnN9
want enlightenment. ana sHhlecIs 10y
.,r,,ct 49, hear discussed by every can
I afdate during the coming cnmpaign-
PAGE Valley Record.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

Vice Prcsioe1t Mafsnah saSs =.
VIII shake anyoodt : ntoe- - 49,
not careful ne~ ne y, s,''S 49, -, .es<e
him .--AieSandria News
80
DO y0G want &oe.ooe AZ go
have tc do Isl 90 BE- tho hrst person ~ 4
go across the Atlantic ocean -
i nl aro7i1ne. ara We $3.50
ANYHOW. the income TAX don't ots-
t,srb the sluuabers OK the average
ronrtry cditor-AieNandria 4azette.
a Missouri woman IS "l.2 20
an odds on bet that the other te'io"
got stucH.-~banfile i-eeN.
The lone pfeac ntf pr ,.,--, 80
i less he ls more o.-Nea,- ~, y.
+ tics and its tfte niNe7 r.
iuock pttttf l---'" 80
burg progress
49,, ,. ~ d.
htt. - .r hlne.
q prominent APFlt ,-,,,,,. .,.,
r marie, ~-Fe ~. ,-- r,-,' ~ r'r.s
r. nion. pm thAi conn N...,-,. ..',...,., I
/, int N",. ..-.-' rF.-.ff
ID ttt tt'
r.t.. .,-,h h.. i.e.n discovered
'- o-, .-,f.,fI.. H. r-.tts.rr oif
n .t.rl ,.,-.r,r ..-.,.- ID. th.. daf
y .-..,.... - f,f. me- -rndev- Appeal
III
.l r,rttnnt En-ltsh suEraectte ha.
b. been ~. ~. ~. S..e, ,ecee-srv =.
'n r,u out Tho Ancient and Honorable
Arflller, fo enforce the prohibition.
re yf~rinl.n-plot
-
ly Che .ho ov-fixevviao the candi
le 49,. 90 r-,l.ft- ofrce Who falls 90 stat
ln 49,. re utanfe on AN public CUES
tions. DO ls your right 90 know. IN
b, hts duty Co inform you--Fase falie
- Record
pa - A.. -,..--,i,,,.5 ,
~ |ov-n land. and their whole system
~ laws As calculated 60 hamper and n
~ strict the foreigner why. the
~ f-r,vrr sha,- conn nlnfu WHOM rlilf0rn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01


! 10 the Governor has appendicitis. BE-
probably developed long ago. II may
/ have begun months before the Allen
/ ,.ee,,s reachqs "a crisis but the fact that
M ruoutfests itself M this time Was
sure 90 ma ke the Allen case in some
way responsible Tor it. We have no
ref-ff that storms Cf remuneration az
~.ctea af the Governor have affected
him unhappily and mas have hastenfd
Ifhe climax of his disease. b0t thai ms
lanpendicltis Is directly attributable ca
Them. we cannot and ao not heAete.
Roanoke World.
y That farmer who IS worthy o.
credit should be made 90 pay 70 pc
cent for the use OF money is nothing
less than crime We heard recently
This system. prevailing not ia fafhi
e vile thank God. whereby the ttrme
Who asks Cor credit ID required % CIV
j. bis note for St0o With "a year in "nicl
J. IL Dav h. and 90 receive iu return sffi
r. - the merchant anlountius 90 SIC, 9rl
+ this 10 he used as cash in blyiug good
from time 20 tiuie from that ccrtAi
l. store. That "a community can Frospt
r under conditions like those Isl sitnpl
InrthinkahIe Tire merchant may ETo'
g. rich hut his customers rush hea0lon
Into bankruptcy. Herald
As Because the three hundred and fo
r. tv-ninth birthday OF William Shake
pcare. the immortal bard 81 Stratlor.
,u on-Avou falls on April Esd. Do do
not mean "skiddoo" 20 an ~ his wol
~ dcrful writings, even u z2 IS usual
70 used 20 express fade away or
-Fredericksburg Journal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

The people should Boz casc- wnero
candidates fau 90 declare themselves,
ADDRESS communication 90 them re-
cuesting mat these declarations De
made ia the public press. fMhns 70
receive response they shohlu Act ~
~o~6ins.iv virginia has too many inn
portant questions confronting her &c
take chances on men who refuse 20
publish their views on these questions
-E-rcdericksb Star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

Anyhow. the income TAX uon ots-
t,srb are sluribers OF the average
country cditor.--AieNandrIa 4azette-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

Do yoa want S5o.0o0r Al yoa
have tc do Isl 90 b. tho nrst person %
- scross tire Atlantic Ocean I'm
.,r,sia,e. ard ire Daily Mail VIII
-ivc hi 70 you.-HRncver Herald.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

A Missouri woman Isl said 20 nave
tradcd her husband for "a mule. ~ a
an odds on bet that thc other fellow
.-ot stuck nanFilIc REGISTER.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

The lone preacher ln CouErr-F. pn-
less ne II more disposed tow ARD pol-
tics and its TEACHINGS. "iH nave ~
ro~r preffv much TO hlmsclf.--k Peters
.ur-r Iru.r..s-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

In the south the racial problem is
made by the negro. on the facihc
slope hy the Jap. Every true south
erner Is in hearty sympathy with me
Californians. We know how u ISL
rimes-Herald.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

Mrs Charles NoNhry, wife or
rrorninent apple grower of Abe
marie. gave birth to ulpiets s"0
...,.. ana a ~irf-at her home as Fref
I-rfOn. tn that county. Monday. That .
fho finest crop 0f Alucmarle pipp.n.
tet recorded. ~ lrn eS-li cral4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-05-01

swat the ay-iiSewise the candl-
date Tor public oGlce who fails 90 state
where ne stands on ALI public guess
lions. DC ls your right to know. and
his duty 90 inform you---Fase valley
Record.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-01
TARIFF BILL TO
BE FINISHED BY
TOMORROW

Washington, D. c., July 1,-Discus
sion of administrative features of the
tariff bill was taken up today by the
senate caucus. Democratic leaders
were endeavoring to close up the bill
before adjournment tonight if posi-
BILE
The caucus made rapid work of
the administrative. features, APPROX
ing all the committee amendments eX.
cept the provision for the exclusion
of goods manufactured wholly or in
part by children under IA years of
age, which was referred back to the
committee. This completes all sec
tions of the bill, leaving only some
details referred to the finance com
mittee majority and the re-considera-
ton of the mutual life insurance ex.
emption from the income tax to be
disposed of.
Senator Clark's amendment to PR
vide a stamp tax on cotton futures,
the committee amendments changing
the date of the sugar schedule and
disposition of the date Of the wool
section will be reported to the cau-
Gus tomorrow.
At that time also Senator Hitch
cock will bring up his graduated to-
bacco tax amendment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-01
Shot As A 5py,

Lieutenant Ruiz, a federal army Of
ficer, faced a firing squad today al
Aqua Prieta. His execution followed a
court martial conviction in which state
officials assert Ruiz confessed to hay
ing been sent by Colonel Vasquez, the
federal commander at Juarez, to join
Medina's expedition.
Mexico City, Mex, July Although
provisional President Victoriano Huer-
ia has accepted the invitation to meet
the American residents of Mexico City
during the festivities on the fourth
of July, the colony in Mexico City will
celebrate without the American am
bassador, Henry Lane Wilson, who has
decided to go to Vera Cruz to part.5f
pate in the festivities on board the
vessels of the United States navy
there. He will thus avoid the embar-
rassment of what might be construed
into official contact between the Mex
lean republic and the republic of Il ma
ton which has not recognized his gov
ernment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-01
COTTON CORNER
PARTICIPANTS
RE-lNOtCTED

New York, July 1--William p
Brown and Frank b. Hayne. of New
Orleans; Eugene G. Scales of Texas
and Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson OF
! New York, were re-indicted by the fed
| eral grand jury today charged with
criminal violation of the sherman anti
| trust law in connection with an al
Ileged conspiracy to restrict the sale
jof cotton during the crop year of
1909-l0. Morris II. Rotbclild Of New
York and Mississippi, new defend
ant, was also indicted.
James A. Patten of Chicago, who
pleaded guilty last February to the
former indictment and paid a fine of
$1,000, and Charles A. Kitte of New
York, who testified before the grand
jury, We're named as conspirators, but
rot indicted.
The new bill, containing but one
count covers practically the same
set forth in the former in.
dictment of eight counts handed down
in July, 1910, and demurred to by the
defendants. 1t omits, however, the
specific charges that the defendants
to operate a corner.
This was done to meet views of
Supreme Court Justice Van Deventer
on the essentials of a corner as ad-
vanced in his opinion overrul'ng the
iemurrers.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-01
WOULO-BE GROOM
ARRESTED ON
PERJURY CHARGE

Pueblo, Colo, July Ito be COW
cred with a rifle in the hands of his
prospective mother-in-law, forced to
remove much of his wedding raiment
and garb himself in overalls, and
finally lodged in Jail, all on what he
had believed was his wedding day,
was the series of experiences which
today befell r. B. Lewis, of Detroit.
Lewis yesterday secured license
to wed Margaret Sheath, daughter
of Mrs. J. B. Sheath. Today he pre-
sented himself at the home of his
bride-to-be, but was met at the door
by the belligerent Mrs. Sheath. When
the police summoned by neighbors,
came to the rescue Mrs. Sheath told
them that her not-quite son-in-law
had committed perjury in obtaining
the marriage license and that he had
persuaded his fiancee to borrow $500
from friends and turn it over to him.
The police decided that Lewis
would be safer in Jail than where he
was, and took him into custody.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-01
RECOUNT CUTS DOWN
NISBET'S MAJORITY.

Denver, Colo, July 1.-The lead of
81 votes which the official count OF bal
lots cast in the recent municipal elec-
ton gave to Alexander Nisbet in the
rate for commissioner of safety, was
cut down to SO this afternoon as a re-
ault OF the recount Conducted ~
Judge Rothgerber in the county court.
There are 1G7 precincts yet to be
counted.
The recount is being made as a
result of the contest suit filed by Ham
i!ton Armstrong, who ran second, ac.
ccrding to the official count.
In one precinct in which the ballots
were re-counted today, eight ballots
were found upon which a cross had
been made opposite the name of Mis-
bet with pencil On each of these bal
let's all the other marks were in ink.
The court ordered these ballots
thrown out.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-07-01
PROMINENT FRENCH
STATESMAN is DEAD.

AK Les Baines, France, July l.
Henri Rochefort, for a long series o1
years, one Of the most prcminent fig
ures in French political life. died
here today from a complication oi
maladies, aged 49,
The real name of Henri Rochefort
was the Marquis Victor Henri de
Rochefort-Lucay. He was the son OF
the Marquis Louis Marte de Roche
fort-Lucay, who was most success.
full author of light plays.
Henri Rochefort was Partisan, as
he was born in the French capital
and passed the greater part of his life
there. He took part in it's defense
against the Prussians in 1878 as a
member of the government in the
national defense and at other times
worked as municipal official, as a
deputy, as a journalist, and as a play
wright.
His ardent patriotism often led
him to excesses in the expression of
his opinions and brought him into
conflict with the law. In 1871 he
was condemned to deportation and
was transported to Noumes in New
Caledonia, whence he with several
companies in captivity managed to
escape in 1874 and to board an Amer
lean vessel which brought him and
his comrades to San Francisco. He
remained there some time before re-
turning to Europe. He was, howev-
er, unable to return to France until
the issue of general amnesty in 1880.
Soon after he became deputy, but
resigned in 1885. He then took up
the cause of General Boulanger, for
which he was brought before the
courts and condemned by default to
perpetual detention in fortress. He
however, escaped to London where he
until another amnesty per-
mitted his return in 1895 after which
he wrote almost daily for the Ultra
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SOVERE(CNS or
GERMANY ANO
ITALY TO MEET

Pisa, Italy, July 1.-The. king and
queen of Italy, with large suite, in
cluding the Marquis Antonio di San
Guliano, the Italian foreign minister,
left here today to meet the German
emperor at Kiel and also to return
the visit paid to Italy by the British
king and queen at the time of the
jubilee of Italian unity in 1911.
The presence of the Italian foreign
minister with the king is believed in
Italy to emphasize the Importance of
the approaching meeting at kiel at
which the two soVereigns, will, it is
assumed, discuss the most important
questions and more es-
pecially the solidity of the triple al
lance, the settlement of the Balkan
dispute and the maintenance of peace
between the European powers