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NGIUpu antd to have bann wrungfrliy extracted from Int Gnrernfrsnt py fr1utliLsnt r1n1 contracts mRde bs 4rcnte cr inc defendants.
 IL Is expected rliAt the chAss WILT HOW In pr"o4Adsd with ~llhcrt inteF- r.u,tLnn and EuIIork and Hust0n WHO nr% ssr,InG tetms in 1ail MI "@ brought out tc .eGtifF.
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RAIL ROAD GETS
 WHOLE COUNTRY

hp ArteGnpL lurh hscn nude tn tnAH eomr uf thEs Erant from the c0mpany on tIs@ around that ii had not hAsn T,a r.pcrIY fenced ar secured, and tho rluIl.r luaa hecn hcfUrs rhe courts For Il rnnalderab Die time. II trrveied from mIe rourL th another and finally naTnH tn the l'nLted atntes supCeznr eourt EhIch hsy rUv decided If Tor Ali timG
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bs used wnI be sLupendoNb and the amount rnw being arranged for iE only am,lI amount compared ID the vest ,.Ioanuiturpa which congress has in view for me zeTle purpOst.
 ktIuy tlvrrx in the Eastern nnd HpklArn uAicB Wi1l po deepensd ana some eiIIea Tln rcsr very great oHns- At, s,attIA and Portland will prUba .
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OFF FOR sPRIN1s.

Frank KIeRels Will leave foT the KTuEKaRapa Hot EpTIugp tGra1tfo H With Roy 0Ahornc %enther permitting Tk6 ftr1nrr #Lli stay thCtc ahdLs tWr weeks and tke iailer will return nr HAt1rdzy.
 Fred CuE den haE written tn say thai he and Mrs. C0Wden Ara eui0yirG theInsFivcs tremendously at tht apFine$.
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SCHOOL BASKET BALL
 IS GETTING EKcrrINs

\ hasEet ball eatnS hptwc4n th. stEiot= an1 Freshmen litrLS takes r,uc. tlI-s 7'Itr'nppn ia thu puhlLe shhona 'lhn anne ia part n rcEpIar ssr4s. which hsE hi"tIIne s0 cxcI1ing thM nr'rires arr bsinG called in rrbn tha 'rtT. Nate CtHImhE mnd CharIsx ThnHI'snn ;tre ihr lmntrns chnscu.
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We have hAan wsIllnp graesrlss ih Nema fer thirtssn years, ap6 our huslnses has h@sR Ln5r~aHinG A"sPy f%Ar. Thers n.ust ks A ru@AAFt. Thcrujt LAhMArn.
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INC0ME AMENDMENT
 HAS BECOME. LAW

inersAsed hY money rCcclTed from Ire rich.
 CIIy nne ar two Icglsl1 tnrAR refused thrjr publication 4hI rha delar on the JLart of the uttcrk EAs due to T de t4rminrd oDposIilcn Instituted by Peo- pln ur wealth who Nre directly initr- ...sieJ in thc IEeuli.
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0REG0N GOVERNOR
 FORCED TO DUTY

ajnntrx LhIs bill 'h spite nf vartOdA nrotrsts against hts action. Alter seT . rxai nEurIa had been fraco io ind the eoystnnr 1T .u enter hIb Gface beth Drnl.ches cf the legislature dselded t" force the nlattcr and for lhh purporS rhr prealdI1g o6Acbrs Ut hoth hHusfs hr..i,A thair WAY 3n
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". A. GILMORE TO
 LECTURE TOMORROW

", A. 0ilu1nlp. mayor of Nnme, will Ir,'t lIr'. Iun"nTurv evening iH Kegnay. ah K68gs hnu ar rEecin< Alahka."
 Thc occasion will t< LiLA ppsn rIe1t- ing lIF the ESuRnny With KuzRa ladies The public sA cordially in;ilE+I 1H pres. cEt.
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Special NusFHt 3erVics.

SALEM, E<h eS,-'Fh+. prss1dsn' af the seHA:s AItG the speaker or th" hptsEs fcreed an entrance Into khS EorErn1E's pfrIno yesterday dH" pIacc" uu hlH drsk .a hil1 whinh hss been naaaed Enes hs Friday. The Gorer nox evidently had intended in srhih
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speei%! Nugget SStvieS-

WARRINGTON. T C. ls'' 2s The I-lGi0n Pnrj1c RuilIUHl CoTpenY rlnim. that congrcss granted fn 1t Il right uG way Ipt feet widc thtHEl' the rpntet of The Ft:ta nf Ec'T7sEA and ihr suprHre coGTf ysMtrdnE y huhind dawn Il lIrClst1n uph7sdlnl; he ,-ai!roRd'x cGntentton.
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Ne hs%s saahs pFims eh4elA nf hssf %bIoh Ns are olesInp out Ae 7k 1+2o ps~ psuEA. JusA thA thing for the enRzp sr family. Rhsne Res fa !.
 UNION MEAT CD.
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TWO GAMES PLAYED.

np the night bsf0rH IaSt in the Lub- bS tunrnamsnt nruner beat MneIier ab to al. Last night Divine ron over [-crh4li kY 2S tn 12.
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kERMI9 MEETING.

A mrN'ns of the cxecutIvs c1HlEit v ter u1 inc Ksrmia will ha hold ltI Hugh fr%ciIls office thIs evening 1s S!ght o'clock. II is eQtlua hy ChAlrnan nan Crowley,
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enAsial Nundet 5arvisa.

eeAeiRl NTpqet aArwea'
 SEATTLE, Fnt. 25- Federal IudK'' Itnward mln struck off Ihr.0Qe rom inc claim made hF IlIc E"rhThnen' aseinct the seenon t'nmpany and tfs'' Nnrthweetern t'ernnierr[ai ta'nEAns pI EoMe
 TIlr Hult pY the government w"s HIed for Inc rccnpary @r tiIe aufI f'f
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MR. MINING OPERATOR.
Give Your Men 2 Chsnas in Thsir E,Aat Diet and Nnta Good Rssu

Here IIrn jHst .L EST u tEe LarEaiHS wr :IaTn tn s,!iyr tr'n. thut mIsHE hV- iltE i:hraur7 ln FnIns than Ln the states:
 rrInI .Iuulirrs l~sff rl'' E HTtme
 r.h.k .l2tsa RuaT IIvsr. !Ine f4e:' ,. .iitir ! -lIe 'rrIunn1Ad btcr tI'...: .i' | Il! Ei:clscu
 ftr lunches .----- hHc Fresh white Li'' .. lived -.1Io Straight beef '.'s..ISo All rualt d.. .s '.p96 in ioe 10 lots ..'...--- = f+@e HuItI. u ,I,.' ...,:1nsd beef. next Ia hpIhing. %nr .,:7! .;u ms too nUmer0nH To rentE ii rc ,y.'a hE9T FRiI1%D-" V ''z H +r@ tp 1MI them !AdT
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REDUCES AMOUNT ASKED
 FR0M SESNON AND N. ". 60.

all the wltnras%s necessary arc aH'o to tsa hsre go that uU d*1Ay VIII be oc' capIoned by Ihs riffi-ultI of bFlnEln6 wLtnuhbsa from NcnIe.
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SraeiAI Nua1sf aaFYlos,

pp3GINI NuHHWt IWFFHUW
 WAGHIEGTQN. D. C.. Feb se'- The zrunte has paascti the rteeGs ana hNrbnrs bEll but lLhs added cH seie" million InllArs Co iILu nmouEL provided for in the hsutsn hIIL The amount named in inc srrhls hill ts 4+h'0uV'- edO.
 ThA wcrx for which thc money VIII
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Saturday night. hMreh ]. ~'ll hs | HsIa HiHhl At Enqle haidi ti'ehsssh prsurarn of high antartainHaAnt: Hss'e vaudeville and PiGturS Hhn"At
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GOLDEN BULL NEARLY GONE.

7H's work Of IlpiatiHg <. dump du h.e t;HIden Bull claim will hH con. II,IdrA fhfa week. The DRY ia xaEH fa Le Ta Lh@r low Erade,
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AIka EvEkT.

-:$ i .devllIe and picture Rh6w tp - | a| r4-. F. o. H. at their hall m -. ;.rct, i. Adv
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Clark < code'& nation rleturea--- absolutely nsw-.Uil he given at +hs EAatsis SauEsSiIa and picture show Saturday nieh+, March I.
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Dog salmon Bc PCT pound. BAssis 8torRr
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RIVERS AND HARB0RS

hiy bE amongst the lroTfa which VIII
 cIAiHa some of Inc Improvements
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.s.Os ger Honth for rhA Eu&set
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
UNION OF WATERS
OF TWO OCEANS
Ditch Diggers Will Break Away
Last Barriers in Panama
Canal on Friday.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
Panama. October 1.-THE waters OF
the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans will
D' Joined ut Panama for the first time
il history Of the world this week. and
their union will mark the beginning OF
me last grand charge OF the ditch dig
against the union of the watcrs-C;am-
boa Dixie and the slide. which came
waters of the atlantic have already
penetrated Gatun Lake, when the noat-
lock last week and the lake and ocean
connected. The waters are now press
Ing against the dixie. the destruction
10. would ordinarily accomplish the
Wedding of the oceans. but Cucharacha
Slide intervcnes; This wall of earth
south Of Gold Hill, on the Pacific end
c! the cut, is thirty feet deep and 400
feet long and one-fourth as wide.
The water was pressing so hard
Colonel Goethals began piping the
water in the lake TO case the strain.
here is already five feet of water be-
tween the dixie and the slide. and the
destruction OF the dixie is frought with
grave possibilities. so much that Col
cnei Goethais issued orders to open, a
pressure following the destruction OF
the dixie will be relieved.
nrd rhe ,I trsncn WI be opened in an
the waters below the dixie will burst
through tho passage to complete the
channel, and for the first time in his
tory the oceans will be united on Fri
| Gay.
! thousand laborers are placing
twenty tons OF dynamite preparatory
TO blowing up the dyke.
! The day 1t is destroyed will be a
.Hemorablc one in the history of the
canal, and Americans should realize
| that this is one of the few remaining
! finishing touches TO the completion Of
! the canal. Colonel Cocktails can send
vessel through in less than Il month.
upon Miraf!orcs Locks from either side
! OF the canal. and Will open FIRE upon
the obstruction. This attack, by the
! way. is already on. and "a Ranking
rated in the rear OF the Cucharacha
Slide.
Colonel Goethals has established a
/ battery of monitors, which will hurl n
lain of eiEht-inch streams, having n
pressure of fifty pounds to the square
/ this he calculates TO reduce the noun
! tain rock to a soft mud. which may be
Z sluiccl off to the lowlands. The effect
VIII be TO reduce the pressure on the
end rear attacks of this character H. is
! but p matter of days until the last re-
naming obstruction is broken away
/ and which now prevents the canal
IRON linking ocean and ocean.
! Visitors are rushing in. The scenes
along the Canal Zone resemble those
| OF tho final charge Of an army against
its foe. On the morning OF October {
the dredges Will be hoated through tho
/ Gatun Lake. on Friday the mine will
channel where the dixie stood. Mean
while the dredges TO the south will be
waiting word when the waters shall
have swelled through the trenches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
NEW HAVEN SHOWS
HEAVY DEFICIT
Railroad Company Spends ST..
1862 More in One Year
Than It Earns.

New York, October 5.-The New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road in the year ended June 80, 1913,
spent S4.127.6s3 more than 1t earned.
The annual report made public to-day
by Howard Elliott, the new head of
the system. explains this deficit and
tells what has been done and what is
in prospect to meet the adverse crit
icism OF which the railroad lately has
been the target.
President Elliott says that while
earnings for the first few months Of
the history OF the company for a sim
liar period, the net results OF the year
compared with 1912 show large de-
crease. due to heavier operating ex-
penses. which reflect principally the
expenditures made by the company to
put the property and the equipment
in better condition to handle business
safely and promptly and to pay in
creased wages"
III further explanation OF these fig
ures. President Elliott says three UNI
fortunate wrecks and tho resulting de-
and expenditures made the
year one of unusually heavy OUTLAWS.
While the human factor was one
cause of the dcplorable accidents re-
ferred to-" says Mr.. Elliott. "the man.
asement did not attempt to ovade it's
full responsibility. and the efforts of
the officers and employees wcrc and arc
being Systematically devoted to rails
ing the railroad and service to higher
standards OF efficiency and dlscipline
all necessitating larger expenditures
and higher wages"
The Increase in the cost OF opera
ton, the report SAYS is general con
dition affecting all roads of the coun-
try. These conditions, it is explained.
maze II necessary to reduce annual
dividends from per cent to 71-o pcr
cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
The Dispatch Bureau.
Bollingbrook Street,
tPhone 1850,
EFOIT
petersl>IIrp


The Agricultural and Industrial Fair
OF the Southside Virginia Association,
to be held in Petersburg next week,
Immediately following the State Fair
at Richmond. will be the largest and
best exhibition Of the Kind ever held
IN the Southside. The entries of live
stock have come in far beyond cxpec-
'ations The buildings for the accom-
notation Of live stock have been dou-
blcd in capacity, and IL has been found
recessary to erect tents for the hous-
ing or the overflow. Other States than
Virginia Will contribute to the cx-
niDlts IN this department. The poultry
eAhibits Will be the finest and the
largest ever seen in the South, and the
EXHIBITS of farm products, of manu-
lectures, and of agricultural machinery
VIII he very extensive. The exhibits
III the domestic departments will be
unusually full \ great feature of the
lair VIII be. of course the races. for
which many OF the finest horses in tho
country have been entered. The run
ninE OF daily excursion trains to Pc
tersburg. over the several railroads
fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
OBITUARY
CnptnIn William D. nnI,Li.

toPccEti 70 nc llfncS- DiSpa tch.
charlottesville. Va. October 5-t,np-
tain William l.. Balthis. brother OF
Ircnch a. 3althis. "a wcil-known Jew :
eier OF this city. died last night at the
home OF his son. Leonard VI Balthis.
y Gastonia. y. g. The body Will be
brought TO Virginia and inferred to-
morrow IN Thornrose Cemetery, in
Staunton. Mr.. Balthis was eighty
three years old. y native OF Virginia.
ne Fought In the Confederate service IA
"a member OF the stanton Artillery
Company Stonewnll Brigade. He wns
twice married. Iip first wife was "A
MISS Maury: OF Virginia. and his sec
cnildren surstve--Mrs. Herman Metcalf
Gf Ossining, y. y. Misses Evelyn and
EDNA balthls. OF baltimore. and Leon
IRA ana Lewis Balthis. OF Gastonia.
, &. lie also leaves one sister-Mrs
susan Semmele, OF California. Can
tntn Faiths was at one time Mayor OF
Staunton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
CONV|CTS GREAT
BASEBALL FANS

Atlanta, October 1.-The 700 ,convicts
in the United States penitentIary here
arc so Interested in the worlds series
that the warden has arranged for a
special telegraph J..s to the prison so
that the games |can be called off play
by play to tho convicts. Nearly every
convict is ba cking the Giants. accord
ing to Ju,',an Hawthorne's article in
the curre.ht issue of tho prison paper.
Hawtho, nc predicts that the Athletics
will ,Jut-game the Giants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
Suitable Measures.

Boston. October 5--A strike under
taken by engineers and tircmcn of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
FORD Railroad will compel this Com
monwealth to adopt suitable meas
ures for the protection of it's citizens"
Governor Toss again declared in an
open letter o-night This communica-
tlon was In answer to one addressed
TO him by officials of tho railroad en-
ployes Friday giving their attitude on
4 strike vote.
The railroads of the country are
engaged in public calling. and there
fore are subjected to public regula-
ton. the Governors letter says "The
same is true of employees of tho rail
roads, and your organization has no
more right TO resent regulation by the
state or nation than have tho railroads
to rcseccnt control by the same au-
lhcrities."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06

The funeral OF the late William Budd
took place this afternoon from Tabb
street Presbyterian Church
The funeral OF the late Alexander
Wilson, for over half n century n prom
inent merchant, will take place from
the residence on Guarantee street to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock The
burial VIII be with Templnr rites and
honors by a. =. Hill Camp of Confed-
crate Veterans.
Petersburg Chapter. United Daugb-
ters OF the, Confcderacy, will hold a
special meeting Tomorrow morning to
hear reports OF the delegates to the
recent convention in Richmond
Mrs. William Allen. of Everett
Wash, accompanied by her children, is
visiting Mrs. George II. Spooner on
Liberty Street.
The new public schoolhouse Mt Beach.
in Chesterfield County. is nearly com,
pleted. a furnace has been Installed.
Decorations have been placed on n
number OF buildings in honor OF Vice
President Thomas X. Marshall who is
TO visit Peter sburg and deliver an adj
dress at the laying of the Y. NJ G. A.
corner stone Tuesday afternoon The
Old Dominion Line has raised four
llagS at different points In honor of his
coming.
Mrs. John $. Taylor, OF City Point.
died on saturday In st. Luke's Hospital
Richmond. The funeral and burial took
place this afternoon Mt city Point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06

There is no other remedy so truly help
10 nature. 1t relieves the pain and discOm-
fort caused by the strain on the ligaments,
makes plant those fbrcs and muscles which
nature is expanding and soothes the in
famma ton of breast glands.
Mothers Friend is an external remedy,
and not only banishes all distress in adj
vance. but assures q speedy recovery for
the mother. Thus she becomes healthy
woman with all her strength preserved TO
thoroughly enjoy the rearing of her child.
Mothers Friend can be had at any drug
store al S1.00 hottie. Write to Bradfeld
Regulator Co, DDS Lamar Bldg. Atlanta,
Ga. for their free book. Write to-day. 1t
is most instructive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
Changeable Weather
Predicted for Week

Washington. October GA storm
now covering the Southwest will
move norfhcnstward, causing In
element Nenther In the Great Gem
trail Valleys Monday and Tuesd.y
and I'm the Eastern States nv We'd
nrsdny, liz the Weather Bureau,s
weekly forecast, announced to.
night.
East OF the MixS1Sxipp; Valley
temrerntures will he near normal
tic FIRST hnlf-weck and below tn tho
second half, with frosts I'm the
North Atlantic States.
The disturbance I'm the southwent
Will he preceded and attended nv
weil-dfntribntcd" precipitation ensf
or the Rocky Mountains. There nrc
no Indications of n disturbance in
the West Indies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
Lyric, matinee and night-Neith yaude-
willie.
BijOu-"A Fool There Was"
COiOnial-Naudcyilic.
Enpire-"QuO NRdls.r
.Thc Red Canary"

''Thc Red Cnnnry."
Local theatregoers who remember
Lima Abarbanell in The Merry Widow"
and Madame sherry" will doubtless
accord her a cordial greeting when she
appears tomorrow and Wednesday and
Wednesday matinee In her new musical
play, The Red Canary" at the Acad-
envy.
The Red Canary" is a refreshing
novelty differing from tho conventional
run OF musical plays. II tells story
that Is romantic and humorous, and
the score contains wealth OF tunefui
compositions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE
Wcll known to Leading Physicians
Who IndorHc His Method.


w. b. SEELEY, the noted rupture
expert OF Philadelphia. is sending his
personal representative to Richmond to
minister to the needs of the rupturcd
PUBLIC, thoroughly equipped and pre-
pared to deal with the most difficult
cases Interested parties can consult
him free or charge at the Jefferson
Hotel Thursday and Friday, October
. and 10.
SEELEY'S SPERMATIC SHIELD
TRUSS, as used and approved by the
United states government and the Gear
of Russia. will retain any ease of rup-
turc perfectly. affording Immediate re
lief and closes the opening in short
time on the average case. IT produces
results without surgery or harmful in
jections
No leg straps to irritate or soil No
binding of hips. Clean and durable
Future service and alterations to
meet the needs of the individuals as the
condition progresses is most import
ant feature OF our service that is done
without charge.
Examination and advice free.
Personal references on request
Cut out and keep for reference
Home office, 1927 Walnut Street.
Philadelphia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
TO NEW YORK FOR CONVENTION.
DELEGATION VIII U.nr.,ou. nt.-

:, virginia delegates will arrive in
New York this morning I'm time to Mt
tend the triennial convention OF the
protestant Episcopal Church Both the
diocese OF Virginia and tho Diocese OF
southern Virginia VIII be represented
:, The delegation from the Diocese or
Virginia is az follows:
Rev William Meade Clark. d. D.
rector OF St James Church, Richmond:
KEY: Il. r. Goodwin. Ashland; Rev
William ID. Smith. Winchester. and
Kew. Angus Crawford, Episcopal Semi
nary. Alexandria. urchnen: Judge u.
carter Scott aud i. II. Mayo. FITCH
andria, and Roosevelt Page. Hanover
county. laymen. No Richmond men are
represented on the Southern Virgins,
Meade Memorial. South Richmond. and
church OF the Good Shepherd. Forest
Hill--arc in that diocese.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
GERMANS AT ST. LOUIS.
Celebrate War of Liberation and Down
foil nf


st. Louis. October 5.--Festival SER
vices in dozens Of German churches
through st. Louis to-day opened the
week Of celebration of tho German
War of Liberation and of the downfall
of Napoleon.
The festivities were incident to the
assemblage in st. Louis of thousands
of German-Amercans from all parts of
the country to attend the national con-
vention of the German American Ali
ance, which holds it's first session to-
morrow morning. 1t Is estimated that
by the end of the week the number of
strangers here Will approximate 10o.-
600.
The German celebration will give
place Tuesday to tho annual fall fes-
tivities of st. Louis.
The festivities will close Saturday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
&E:a@s ..xxe1
with Spencer. murder was the com
;hohplace accompaniment of robbery.
Never Knew His Parents.

With Spencer. murder was the com
;honplace Accompaniment of robbery.
Never Knew His Parents.
Il never knew my parents" said
spencer, and never knew my name.
except Harry. The first l remember
Vas, Ms in reform school at Feehanvillc.
have record of my real name. I got
my hrst prison term shortly after run
ming away from school: A man sold
mats how 1T started. l knew the suit
had been stolen. Tho very next day |
walked right into the shop from which
when they arrested me. The prosecu-
ton and the judge wanted me TO plead
guilty and take sentence of thirty
fight II out, and so pleaded not guilty
What do you suppose / got? / got
ten years. and If there ever was any
good in me that killed il. Ten years
for q suit of clothes.
When | came out wanted blood
nnybody's blood. wanted to kill peo-
pie and see it run They gave me $40
that ! spent for n revolver, I have
been killing people more or less ever
since. liked it in ~ way; when l
robbed anybody. it was a sort of sat
isfaction to clean up the job by shut
ting up the victims mouth forever"
At Joliet the murderer was known
Spencer when ! got out last time--lt
Vas another ten sentence. but | got
three years on for good behavior" OK
:. Two missing women, whom the po-
lice believe may have been the ones
spencer lured to Delavant Lake. Wis,
and killed are Laura L. voss, OF Lake
neck, of Three Rivers, Mich. Both
were reported missing in July, and the
each case. No report of their being
found ever reached the police.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-06
CHARGE ATTEMPT
10 EXTORT MONEY
Especial o The Times-Dlspatch

,IopeCIHi 10 TIC Times Dispatch.
New York, October 5.-Attorncys for
Herman Oelrichs are tonight contem-
plating perfecting a charge OF attempt
TO cXtort money from their client
against Miss Lucille Is. Singleton, who
alleged that Oelrichs stabbed her while
she was in his automobile. and later
denied the charge.
Miss Singleton will appear to-mor-
row at tho hearing upon the case Of
Detective Thayer. who was suspended
Tor failure to properly report the af-
ialr, and upon the testimony she gives
before the police commissioner will de-
pend in measure the decision OF the
Oelrichs attorney.
Or. George A. Blakeslee attending
Miss Singleton. said to-day the young
woman was rapidly improving, and
VIII be able to leave her room to-mor-
rOW.