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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
MRS. MARSHALL. IS
TALKER FOR FAMILY

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27.-Mrs-
Thomas w. Marshall, wife of the vice
presidont-elect. this afternoon did the
talking for the family, while her hus-
band went to Trenton to call ON Gov
ernor Wilson. She said she was
mighty glad her husband had accapt-
ed membership in the Chevy Chase
club. which honor had been refused
by Governor Wilson, and she drifted
from this statement to the fact that
she aid not agree with Mrs. Wilson's
idea of dressing on a thousand dol
lars year although she declared that
she meant to live within her hus-
bands presidential salary.
Mrs. Marshall also took Il little shy
at the mixers" remarking that the
march Of the suffragettes was ''too
silly for anything"
Il don't belong to an anti-suffragist
society she said, because / wouldn't
do anything to oppose the vote, if wo-
men got it. and ] certainly would ex-
crcise the right Of franchise But wo-
men have yet to bring about dress
reforms, and settle the domestic prob
lens before they endeavor to handle
mems affairs"
Mrs Marshall gave an interesting
description Of the presldent-elect, dur
ing which she said he impressed her
as being somewhat severe"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28

American capital and is expected TO
arrive there soon after the inaugural
ton of President Wilson.
An optimistic. view concerning the
situation in the provinces is main
tanned by the government. Colonel
Guadencio de la Lave has surrendered
with zoo men, Il is announced, at
ortzaba- 1t was asserted that Cover
uer Carranxa, of Coahuilar has de-
cifed 10 accept Huerta- and that Rau!
Nadero has been killed or is pris-
ouer. From Sonora, Chihuahua.
Norelos and other troubled states,
the government has received, 1t says.
reassurinE news.
Revolt Snuffct Out.
The arrest on Wednesday of Major
abriel Hernandez and "a number Of
4hs. officers If the lrifty-%iNth rufAtt-
snufTed out revolt in this city. The
Mot was learned after Juan SANCHEZ
Azcoua. who was secretary to the late
presfdept, was released He was
watched and was found TO he in com
muntcation with Major fernando
discriminating documents were found-
General Felipe Angeles, arrested at
the same time as Major Hernandez
will likely be appointed military at
tache To tho Mexican legation at ETuS-
sells This win amount virtually 10
exile
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
TRUANT RICHMOND
HUSBAND PUNISHED
LINDSAY WHITE GOES TO CINCIN-
MATT voRKHOCsE FOR SIXTY
DAYS.
WOMAN SET I
CLAIM RIClIHoNDER POSED As SIN
GLE MAN--w RoNGED WIFE RE
III sTs no SHAKE WIDOWS
HANDS.

Lindsay white, Of Richmond, who.
according 20 his wife's allegation, de-
serted her year ago, and who was
arrested Saturday in Cincinnati in
company with ii handsome widow on
has W3te's complaint WAS sentenced
yesterday to sixty days TT hard labor
in the Cincinnati Workhouse. The
woman Ia the Casc-Mrs. Virginia
FeatherstCpc-@wHg was arrested at
thu same time. was not convicted the
case against her being mol pressed.
" hat further action Mrs White will
take against her cTTanl husband after
he has served two months in stripes
ON Cincinnati rock piles remains to
De seen, it is probable, IL extradition
laws permit that She viii have him
brought back 10 Richmond and en-
deavor 10 have the courts put him
under bond to make stipulated
allowance for her support
Kept Tab ON Him.
Mrs. White for some time has kept
q rcomjug house at No 915 East
Marshall street 1t was understood
by neighbors that her husband had
been forced to 20 West for his health s
sake. and his absence caused little
comment At any rate Mrs. White
kept tab on his movements and a
week ago she 1ourncyed to Cincinnati
and with the aid of a private deteC-
tive agency located her husband in
company with Mrs. Featherstone Sat
urday and had both arrested. White
who is forty-three years old is travel
ing representative Of a Chicago pub
fishing house and the woman IN the
case, who is thirty eight, is said to be
very handsome, hailing from Frank
fort, Ky, She told the police and
the Judge who heard the case that
White had posed as a single man
Scorns Preferred Hand.
According to a dispatch TO The Vir-
ginian from Cincinnati, a. Mrs White
was leaving The court room she met
Mrs Featherstone. who extended her
hand To the wrong wife. in a suave
effort 10 smooth matters over. and
Mrs White replied;
Never will | shake hands with
yGn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
RUSSELL RESIGNS

Continued from First Page)
based upon the unfinished testimony
would be premature.
VIII Wait For Report.
Just what action ] will take re-
garding the others implicated besides
Russell" said the governor, Il will
not make public now. but win walt
for the report of tine committee of
inquiry"
The governor was asked If the re-
port that Colonel Scotts head would
fall before the end of the week as a
result OF the Thaw scandal was in
spired. Immediately he made this re-
ply.
II want TO make II understood that
Colonel Scott offered me his resigna-
ton some time ago. There is ahso-
lutely nothing In the stories that am
opposed to Colonel Scott because he
would not appoint Mr., Rattigan to
the wardenship OF Auburn prison.
Il believe the present warden. BEN
ham, Is not At man for the Job"
The governor declared he could not
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
UNUSUAL SUIT
VS.. TELEPHONE CO,

Verdict and Judgment were rem
dered in the City Circuit court yes
terday in favor of the defendant in
the suit of Elenora Barnes against
the Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany
Trial of the suit of J. L. Sturman
against the Southern Bell and Tele-
graph company for $1,000 damages
was begun yesterday in the City Cir
cult court. The jury was sworn. and
adjourned TO 10 O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Sturman complains that the de-
PENDANT company did not install teie-
phone service in his house In May
and June, 1912, as per contract
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
HOLD UP CLERK IN
BUSY DRUG STORE

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.--ITwo poorly
dressed young men, about twenty-five
years Of age. wearing caps pulled low
over their brows, selected one Of @.
r. Bancrofts chain OF drug stores at
1850 Fulton street, which is at the
busy corner of Fulton street and
Class0n avenue. Brooklyn. to hold up
"A drug clerk, ana rifle the cash regis
ter about $50 o'clock tonight when
the street outside was most crowded.
The men. when they entered, asked
arniCa
The drug clerk stopped to get a
bottle from under the counter, and
when ne Strengthened UP again he
was looking into the muzzle of a
revolver. They they made him IN
lock tke safety lock on the cash regis
ter took the money and decamped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
STAMPEDE FOLLOWS
ALARM OF FIRE

WEST ORANGE. ". J., Feb. 81
Several persons were injured by jump
ing, and many bruised and battered
IN rush 10 escape at a fire n lhe
West Orange High school here to-
night "A lecture on tuberculosis had
fllsd the schools auditorium and
there was wild panic when the cry
OF fire went up. No orc was killed
ana as far as the police can learn
no one Is missing. The building IS a
total loss.
The lecture had been in progress
about fifteen minutes. 0aL of one Of
the Tenttlators in the rear Of the
hall issued smoke. Then someone
yelled fire, and stampede resulted.
The FIRE department, which was has
'tily summoned. made many rescues.
They carried twenty men and women
from the third floor 10 the street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
TAFT ORDERS PLACE.
FOR POLE FINDER

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.--As a re.
ward for service. President Taft to-
day issued an executive order, direct
Ing the civil service commission to
appoint Matthew A. Henson, colored,
to the best available place under the
classified service.
Henson. who has been with Rear
Admiral Peary for twenty-five years
and who was the only other man be-
sides Peary to reach the North Pole.
will not be required to take the usual
civil service examination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
PUT AMI CALI"
BROKERS ASSIGN

NEW YORK. Feb 27,--McNen
Adams IL Co. put and call' brokers
Of We Wall Street. made an assignment
today to Lawyer william -Blau. of this
city. A petition I'm bankruptcy
against the corporation was filed at
the same time by Joseph GteinberR,
attorney for Winfrcd O. Allen. Ed
ward Morrison and Isabel r. Gilie-
Ian, creditors with money deposited
with firm amounting to $3,650, II Is
alleged that the concern IL iusolvent
and committed an act Of bankruptcy
by making an assignment Judge
Hand appointed Mr. BIau receiver uu-
der q bond Of $50, 600, with authority
to continue business for twenty days.
The liabilities of the concern, ac-
cording to It's attorney are 100000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
PRIZE FIGHTER is
AWARDED VERDICT

LONDON. Feb 27.--Harry Lewis.
the Philadelphia wclterweleht fighter
who sued the British Motor Cab com
pahy because Of injuries which he
received IN collision between taxi
cab IN which he was riding ana mo-
tor bus was today awarded sS,T5e by
the jury which has been listening TO
the evidence in the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
PRESIDENT TO
Continued from First Page.l

of the Democratic senator's when he
said:
Tisiman's Caustic Remarks.
IF President Wilson comes as an
adviser, all right. If he does not, all
wrong"
The senators want Mr.. Wilson to
understand In advance that they will
brook no attempt to dominate or
control their proceedings
Senator Kern. of Indiana, who is a
candidate for Democratic leader of
the senate after March 4th. said he
was pleased with Mr.. Wilson's plan.
The general Impression here is that
the innovation IL it is tried, will be
shortlived, and that Ii will immediate-
ly be made the basis of an attack upon
the new president, as an encroachment
on the legislative branch of the gov
erument
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
HOW|TzERS PLAY
!. NJ. {. A. SENIORS

The public is invited to witness the
basketball contest tonight In the Y. NJ,
c. A gymnasium between the Howltz =
ers and the Y. NJ. c. A. Seniors.
A close game was played by the
Columbia and Harvard teams last
night, resulting in a victory for the
Columbia boys. II TO II.
Carlisle took game from Cornell.
by the score Of Is to II. Here Is the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28

Especial 10 Tire NAChFnOfEa EFA EalIAFl.
SPOTSYLvANA, VA, Feb. Ia
Robert ], Commack, ST. an aged citi-
zen of this county. died at his resi-
dence this evening, near Post Oak, AZ
the age of eighty-eigh years MIR.
Commack was a Confederate veteran
and served throughout the entire Civil
War as a member of Company d, Thir-
tteth Regiment. Virginia Volunteers.
He is survived by his widow and two
daughters
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28

Residents ~ Hull street we're dis
turbed about ! o'clock this morning
by W, NJ, Peasants. q colored man,
VINO has developed q marked indica-
tlon of being subject to examination
~ commission rs 10 his sanity. He
was taken 20 the Third station, where
he VIII be held pending examination,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
Prisoner Violated Parole.

Governor Mann yesterday honored
reouisition from the Governor of
Pennsylvania for Dave Cave. who is
wanted in Pittsburg for violating his
parole. He Is now under arrest in
Orange county, and will be taken
back to Pittsburg by Field Officer
Schaunn, of that city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28

Robert S, Gray qualified yesterday
IN the Chancery court AS executor of
the estate of Edward Gray. The es-
tate Is small
j. ID, Reynolds qualified as execu-
tor Of the estate OF Camilla Reynolds.
The estate Is placed at $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
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15 e'V Stand shaving Mirrors. Sc
25c lot Of nice Hand Scrubs -. &c
Csc Extra Fountain Syringe Tub
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75c The Common Sense" Hair
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800 1@'e No. 1s2 Hlfh-Grade Razor
800 Solid Back Pure Bristie
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wild Cherry Tolu and White
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LOG box Requas Charcoal Tab
soc eSi 1-ounce bottle Pure suiiphate
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$50 Oakiey's Corylopsis Talcum
800 bottle Burdock Tonic Com
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35c quart bottle Vioie Ammonia
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35c Jar Petroleum jelly, / lba lie
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28

"A fortunate landslide In China re-
Gently uncovered rich deposit OF coal
many miles from where any coal has
been known to exist.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28

: Rail contracts In 1912. partly for 1918
aellyefy, by United States railroads call
for i've million tons OF rails.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
REPORT A DEFEAT
FOR FEDERAL TROOPS

Ell. PAso. TENAs, Feb. 27.-Ea-
rers az a defeat ~ federal troops by
Maaerista rebe.s reached here today
The garrison az Coneha- chihuahua
was attacked by MaderisJas and TWEEN
Is federal soldiers were killed. other
aavlces say that there has been fEht-
ing tn many places In sonora NJ
huahfa and M0relos. and that the
Naaerfstas are active along the Mex
can cco-ral railroad from Chihuahua
city 10 Torreon.
There is q report here that Jose
TIaesarera. the rcheilyus governor,
has fed across the American border
Pancha Villa, who had been in re-
fuEe here. has crossed into Mexico
10 make trouble for The Buerta gov
eminent While there ia revolt IN
many places the Madcristas arc with
out 81 leader influential enough to com
hine their scattered forces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
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26c Oakley's Corylopsis ....... Q
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
HAIR TONICs.

25c yaseline Hair Tonic 34c
zoe Tricopheras 3ec
zoe Lyons Kathairon ,.S 8c
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81 Foso Tonic Observation-Disclosures. Tic
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
WILSON'S VIEWS
LContlnuad ION FIrst PaGe(

TN8WTITWUW ITVTI ! ~ II TdEE.T
dentist. and viii sec a show in New
York In the evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28


FL. pAsO, Feb. al Reports from
Sonora indicate that the Maderistas
are fleeing. and that Hucfta' officials
stsfe. Jose Maytorena- the Maderista
governor has been supplauted ~
Antonio Pesquerra. Federal soldiers
are maintaining order The state
legislature Ia investigating charges
that Maytorena and his hr0ther-lh-
law. General Gil. have been reeeiE-
ing thousands Of pesos every month
by means Of padded military payrojls.
Federal troops today retook Fronte-
ras from the Maderistas.
The s,arranza revolt in Coahuita IS
not making Roadway, General kojas
and Orozco are 70 be gent into Sonora
TO make short work Of the rebels
Governor Colqultt today ordered tho
Texas militia companies back home
from Brownsville The state troops
will be replaced by a troop Of United
States cavalry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-28
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-06-06
Mrs. 7. !. Anderson Dies from Effect
II Of ,AuIo Accident =

Mrs. Thomas i. Anderson, OF Sykes
Vile. died at J o'clock Wednesday
afternoons June !, at the Maryland
University Hospital, Baltimore, from
the effects OF an automobile accident
which occurred On Thursday. May %.
near Ellieott City. when she and her
husband we're hurled over an embank-
ment. hrs. Anderson was pinned be-
meath the wrecked automobile and
was carried unconscious to the hos
pital. She rallied after q time though
there was never much hope OF re-
eovery.
Besides her husband, Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Anderson, the we'll known general
insurance agent. she Is survived by
one child. lad of 10 years; her
mother. Mrs. Mary A. Belts. who made
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson:
one brother, Roger Fl. Belts. of Yoko-
homa, Japan, and one sister, Miss
Julia Belts. living In the Philippine
Islands.
The remains were brought to Sykes
vile where funeral services we're held
at the residence At IL o'clock. Rev, u.
K. Marshall, rector OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church officiating. Inter-
ment In the Springfield Cemetery.
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special Services N Greenmount Cir.
H.H

ChildTena Day services ill be OBJ
served On Sunday morning. June sIh
IN the 1T. Union church al %
o'clock. n the afternoon y o'clock
II Mt ION.
A Home missionary rally has been
arranged for Sunday. June 10Th. Il
1T. Union az 10 o'clock. GreenmounI
go D. N. and NJ Zion at 10.
Rev. :. W. KIazter L. D., from
WesterFille. Ohio. an Evangelist, IN
der the direction. will deliver a ser
mon on Home Missions. There ~
also be Hecltationa and special music.
Rev, George ". strlne. the pastor.
Will have charge Of the services and
The public Is invited TO come and En-
10y the services.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-06-06
sulilan-IIon.

At the home Of Mr aud Nrs. Cur
yin Plefaon. Hanover. Pa. Thursday
evening. May .. John Sullivan. Of
York, "a. and Miss Violet Hon, Of
this citY. we're united In marriage b
Rev. :. II. Heilman. pastor OF st.
Matthews Lutheran church. The
attendants were Edward Sullivan,
brother Of the groom. and Mise Beulah
Marshall. OF Hanover, Pa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-06-06

We have received an Invitation to
be present at the commencement ex-
ercises Of the Maryland Agricultural
College from June 15 to Is. at College
Park, Nd. There are 20 graduates
this year among whom Il Mr.. William
b. Hull. Of this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-06-06
Bishop Murray Addresses Mems Clab.

The H Rev. John @. Murray, D. D.
Bishop Of Maryland, addressed the
third monthly meeting Of the Mems
Club Of Ascension Parish last night
in the parish house. Dir. Guy y.
Steele presided in the absence of the
president of the club, Mr.. Robert K.
Billlng9Iea.
About g members and friends Of
the club we're present The Bishops
remarks we're listened to With a great
deal OF interest. lie did not announce
. special topic but had a great deal
to say on the power and influence Of
charehman, and the relation of the
Church IN the community.
Rev. $. II. Orrick. the rector OF As
oenHlon Church HaH called upon b
Mr. Steele to make few remarks. and
responded. MFR. Walter Zsnp sang ;
solo. and a number OF those present
joined In singing veil known songs.
Refreshments OF sandwiches. coffee
and cigara were served
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-06-06
AS THE CROW FLYsv is TIE

@As The CROW FLYsV is TIE
QUICKEST WAY between tno points.
The safest thing to do about Goa :
TO order IL In Juno. Price is lon,
conditions are the best Don't HaIl
TIL faIl this year but order IN June d
Smith : ReIfznIder.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-06-06

Mrs. Elmer Wampler. Of near F1nka-
burg. spent the week on Sans Greek
visiting her brothers.
Miss Frances Compton. Of Baltl-
more. i the guest OF Miss Louise
Matthews. East Main street
Miss Leah NJ Lindsay. Of this cit.
graduated yesterday from the 81
Luke'a Hospital Training School for
Nurses. IN baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Snyder and
daughter. Miss Esther. OF Washington.
u G.. are guests Of Mr.. and Hra
Thomas /. Shaw. Park avenue
Mrs. Isan L. non and daughter.
Miss Rata. Hon. East Nan street.
left yesterday afternoon Tor blue
Ridge Summit. where che all spend
; few weeks.
The II Rev. John @ Murray d =
Bishop 81 Maryland. who addressed
The Mems Club aI Ascension parish
last niEht vas entertained y Mrs. .
Il Fairfax. Willis street
Sir al Mrs. Abraham Keagy, ~.
and MHz Wilson. d i..ltIazlowu. =.
and d md Mr. KeaKy. d Hanover.
Pa. visited Nr aHd Mrs Clarence :
stonef. Pennsylvania avenue during
The pal seek
Mr. md Ara Clayton :. Myers. 81
this eli. sho HeHe recently married.
have purchased h property OF n
William shaneF opposite tie residence
81 Mr. Myers father. NJ James !
stoner. On Pennsylvania avenue They
sili mofe there Il about TO weeks.
Mrs zsIhanlah Lester. eft on IL
Pittsburgh Flyer at night or Colony.
Anderson county. kan. to spend TO
or three months 18th her sister. Mr..
George \. Stephan. and husband ~
and Mr. Stephan left Carroll county
u year. ago for Kansas. Kherc the
have resided eYst aimee.
Yesterday evening Nr. and Mr.
Daniel Ia. Of IhIa city. entertained
the following guests: Meaara, and
AesdameH Ecerol utz. Wilbur SchaeI.
fer, Milton LITTLE Mra Lille Hope
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