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WOMAN Suffered
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23
Both Seek to Restore
Him to New
York.
GLYNN PLACES
JEROME ON JOB
He Is Made Deputy Attorney
General and Assigned to Task
of Getting Fugitive Slayer
Back Within Walls of Mat
teawan-Sulzer Still
Holds Fast.
BY JAMES J. MoNrAcUp.

Albany. N T.. August 22-Out OF
his Canadian prison, Harry K. Thaw
stretched q long hand and mixed into
the tanSle over the now famous ques-
tion. who is Governor of New York ?"
Both Glynn and Sulzer endeavored to
restore Thaw to his adopted heath. and
at midnight the most effective effort
toward restoration had been put forth
by Glynn. With his approval, Attor-
ney-General Carmody made W. T Je-
rome special deputy attorney-gen-
eral. and sent him to Canada to do all
In his power to shoe Mr.. Thaw back to
Matteawan
Mr. Glynn also telegraphed to tho
Governor of Vermont to be sure and
turn Thaw over to the New York au-
thorities in case the disgusted Cana
dians deposit the fugitive on the gran
lite soil OF that Commonwealth.
Gives Title to Neither.
with his customary caution, William
jennings Bryan sent two kilograms
about the attitude of the State Do
partment. one to Glynn and one to
Sulzer. He addressed neither to any
title, but sent the longest to Glynn.
apparently because the Glynn telegram
Attorney General Here are the Bryan
dispatches:
The Hon. Martin II. Glynn:
Sir.-Replying to your telegram of
to-day. which is signed by you Jointly
with the Attorney General of the State
OF New York, beg leave to state that
as the case Of Harry X Thaw. who ia
reported to be in custody in the Pro
vince Of Quebec. with a view to his
deporta tion under the Canadian irnmi
grafton laws. is not in its present as
pect within our extradition treaties
with Great Britain. ii is not a matter
IN respect to which the department is
to
British or Canadian government. Sten.
however. have been taken to bring
the matter In a personal sense TO the
notice OF the Canadian authorities with
view to such action as they may find
ing. '"N
nave the honor to be. sir,
Your obedient servant
,, wv. ]. BRYAN"
Washington. D. c., August % 1914
The Hon. William Sulzer:
The case of Thaw being one IN
which. In Its present aspect. as inyoly
ing the application of the Canadian
Immigration laws, this government
cannot act officially, steps have been
taken TO lay information as to his es
cape informally before the Canadian
authorities.
wv. ]. BRYAN"
This is the dispatch Mr.. Glynn sent
TO the Governor of Vermont:
ALLEN II, Fletcher Governor Mont
pelier. VT.
I am Informed that the Canadian
immigration authorities will have
harry TnaW sent into Vermont on or
about Wednesday. 81. that being the
state from which he entered Canada.
l respectfully request that YOU have
him apprehended immediately upon
his arrival In Vermont, and have him
held awaiting a requisition from ME.
MARTIN II. GLYNN,
Acting Governor of New York state"
MIR. Glynn spent all day at his office.
but did little business.
Expects Exoneratfon.
MT. Sulzer had another floral offer
ing In the morning. this time from the
Hebrews of Albany. who made him a
Continued on Second PaEeO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23
Saving in Arnor Plate Attrib-
uted to Agitation for Gov
ernment Plant.

Washington. August ga contract
for $500 tons of armor plate for the
newest American dreadnaught. now
under construction, was awarded by
the Navy Department to-day to the
Carbon Steel Company, Of Pittsburgh.
mt s1S7.04 a ton. a reduction OF $96.99,
or sc per cent. under the last accepted
bid for this material The Carbon
Company, which never before has
sought a large government contract,
and the Carnegie Steel Company, were
the only bidders.
Secretary Daniels attributes the saw
ing of S37S,261 to the government on
this contract to the agitation in favor
of establishing naval armor plate
factory. In the past it has been tho
custom to divide contracts between all
bidders al the lowest figures submitted
and all the manufacturers have put In
virtually identical bids.
Real competition developed to-day
for the first time in years. This. how
ever, will not interfere with Secretary
Daniels's determination to press upon
Congress the government-owned plant
plan. He said to-day there was no as
surance that the new bidder for gov
ernment work would not be forced into
agreement with the other concerns, and
expressed the opinion that If the gov
ernnient owned factory capable of
producing half the armor plate needed.
there would be no further danger Of
combinations to raise the prices.
The secretary issued statement re-
calling his recent. lctter to the Senate
urging the necessity for competition
In armor plate contracts and suggested
a congressional investigation of the
subject.
I'm the light OF these remarks" he
said, II am peculiarly gratifed to an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23
GAYNOR ALSO IN RACE
flnccd In Lists for Recollection on +,
independent Ticket

AHA 'IISfS sOr he-fieCttOn on mn
independent Ticket.
:, New York. August 22.-With Edward
r. McCalIs acceptance to-day of Tam
many Halls resignation as its candi-
Hnte Tor Mayor. and John Purroy
mitchell. collector of the ports. already
pp1.;Ki,ed pnGKed to lead tho Fusionists. Mayor
Wiiilam j. Gaynor was placed i'm the
lists for reelection on an Independent
ucket by his friends this afternoon.
announcement that Gaynor would
run was made by Louis Goodman pros
ident of tho East Side Gavnor Associn-
uon. after Mr.. Goodman had called on
Mayor Gaynor at the CITY Hall Prior
10 Mr.. Goodman's visit Mayor Gaynor
issued n statement Indicating his Will
ingness to be a candidate.
present plans Of the association and
Two other organizations. supporting
Mayor Gaynor are to place the Mayor
NJ the head of the strongest ticket
they can pick out" without regard to
organizations that NAV have Endorsed
ms running mates. Thus. the inde-
pendent ticket may be partly Fusion.
partly Tammnny and partly new
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23
GOES TO JURY TO-DAY
Arguments Not Yet Concluded In Frnnl

Atlanta. August 22.--Contrary TO 'ex-
pectation. argument In tho trial OF Leo
NJ. Frank for the murder OF Mary
phagan was not completed :. to-day
solicitor General Dorsey being In the
midst of the closing speech for tho
prosecution when court adjourned. Mr.
Dorsey will resume his argument to-
morrow morning, after which Judge
Roam will deliver his charge The fate
OF tho accused factory superintendent
will then rest with tho Jury.
Luther H. Rosser. chief counsel for
the defense made the closing speech
for his side earlier to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23
HoRNBLoWER DEAD
Young Mans Attempt ut Suicide Proves

Johnson City, Tenn, August "a
blower. New York lawyer and financier.
died early to-day from revolver
wound sclf-in6icted last Tuesday.
married and held n clerical position in
the Johnson City ofIices OF the Caro-
i!na, Clinchfleld and Ohio Railroad The
burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23
REAL COMPETITION
is SECURED AT LAST

nounce that the lowest and accented
DID received on $500 tons of special
treatment steel plates for battieship
no 80 shows the marked reduction of
80 per cent under the last accepted bid
Tor this class OF material"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23

s10--Round Trip to ASheviiie. N. C.---sfe
Thursday August 1. good Is days. Propoy-
tionate fares to other Western North Caro-
lima resorts. Last tour of the season, Sd1 y
Z. Main Street Phone Madison 27a--Adv.SsS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23
Rebels pIsheartened.

Mexico City. August 22.-Nine battles
between Federals and Constitutionalists
are reported to have taken place dur
ing the last twentyfour hours. All the
fights are recorded as Federal vio-
tories. 9&-3
According to official reports tho
military situation throughout the rA-
public Is greatly improved. The rebels
are said to be generally disneartened
and on the defensive in all quarters.
These official reports virtually are
the only source OF information on
which news for local consumption Is
based. The other side OF tho story
rarely reaches the capital because OF
interrupted communication and censor
ship OF dispatches at points outside the
capital.
In three OF the fights reported. IT'S
rebels are said TO have been killed,
while the Federal loss is given at
eight.
The situation about Torreon is now
admitted to be slightly worse It Is
understood the rebels control much OF
the country about that section. and
that 1000 more are marching south
ward to reinforce those already there.
General Penas headquarters at Mon
clova has reported a portion OF his
men cut OFF by the rebels and In need
of help General Joaquin Mas. who
is marching northward from Monclova,
has been instructed to delay his nove-
ments in order to cooperate with Gem
eral pena. The government expresses
confidence that Penn and Mas Will
be able to check the southwark move-
ment OF tho rebels.
Dissensions Among Leaders.
Improvement of the situation in the
State OF chihuahua is reported by the
government The public has been
given no news from Guayamas. Sonora,
for several days, except assurafioen
that the rebels in that vicinity are de-.
(Continua3 On SecnnI pace X -T=77'sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23

81 1.so.--NORFOLK AND RETURN-s1.so
EVERY SUNDAY
N VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Special train leaves Byrd Street Station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-23

CONTINUED On Second Paee.l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
Jnrnptt rut1nt.

@bor 8prnelambeben berger. S
Sc it6ite Z Mar er ser / @berige TO-
refommet ODER 10000 Etlfel6e al
9ernelammelie, beraf ODER 1000 I
6jor. 0g en66a er Der megen
Son6ipnligbeo for, at Sc officielle
Sal fife giper set ful0e 8ille6e al
Spgoommens l16bre6elie. 8lanot
an6et al 6en @arlag, at martge @a-
tienter al Menigmm16 bar foretruf-
fet at ibee &elbre6elie bos &oaf-
|ialpere og ~flo9e Solf", antagelia
|for6t Sc oe6 5pg6ommens bol6iom,
me l%16bre6elie og @irfninger felte
(fig beitprfe6e / Eroen paa, at Soc.
gerne alligebel life fuf16e bieIpe
Mntallet of 86rn UNDER Is Mar
Ser er blebne @rbbltnger oIene poo
@run6 of 86rnelammelie % mel
6enne nerbei l9gteoe SDg6om1te
an6rager benne6 5000, bporbe6 Sc
imleoe Mntal al banfgre @6rn
9anoet er bragt op ODER 5000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15

Sun ifnloc brenocs font Sets
Gn itaffels forfrp5(et &pi1toe, SAT-:
itina @ltili, bar for nplig 11nr b(c.
ben brn11Dt iom Sets / cit italicnii
2an0sby. 5 en- Srntte mes CT
Moboerlfe peo 9taon Graoilla bop:
Sc Gum raabt: ~Gl10 ilaa Sig me<
Slinobe0!" Ge0 ct ulpffeligt Sit:
feloe milte0e @raoilla fort Sis. ef
ter SDnet. "a iaa Joultina Ell
Sag gift forbi, gre5 6en hlin6e So.
1,es Mon0 fat / 5e11oe og befaleos
bcn0e at gie11gioe Sen @linoc Sp:
net. Uorgjnoes foriifre0e 6altitina
at fun bar l1ifDl0ig % fife furnol
gidre Sen blinoc iecnoe igien. Sra:
ptllos Ma11o tilfo(ote mt to Maboer
og Sc inobpllcoe Sen ulpffelige To,,:
ltina / ct &ln>e % lfuloe ligc ii
at brpl1bc beroc / en- 8ogcropn, Sc
bcnoes Sfrig / liolte gjcblif til
falote @jplp.
Sc tire Mnn5 6leo boer FIN ioen1,
g Maaneoers Trnglc(, 1fidnt Stats
o6pofotcl1 hop6e inoItil(et Sem ii
SEN f%en1bobbelte Gtraf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
Kurt fnrtalt.

= Sobn 9in6 bapbe Sen IL. S..
cit uofficid &%onfere1cc me0 Sen
n1erifmnlfe l10enrigSmi1iiter, boilfet
menes at pnre Segn poa SSrngce=
%fommcnbe6 fra ErGii6ent Sl1ertas
SIDE. 2igele6eS bar i%io1tnGpnte,
poa I%oreipergiel fra Noris, iparet.
at ser life er noget ipen6t 6orbolo
mellem Merico og Sc Soreneoe
.5toter.
= Staten Seem Oorfs loogtpen-
Sc 6orlamling ipnes at mangle tire
5temner for at funne itil(e gu
perndr su15er for Den al 6orlam=
Iingens Maioritet (Demofroterne)
p1anlogte Mtgsrct. = 5enere op=
lnItes set, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bleb pe6taget meo 73 mos 40 5tem=
mer.
- Man tror mi, at Duan eff
@ai, &inos mtolcrtioi9e 8reiioent.
bill Blue balgt til permanent &re:
|iioent, toet Sppoiittonen blipel
ipagere Sag for Dag.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fornem:
tie gi0ne> @ulball, er otter blepet
ipg, grr1n6et paa 6e o%nltrengeno'
og langparige 6orber ban ba1
moottet giennemgan.
= Sc S. 81. @.=0f9n6 er ble
het 6repet 1t6 af Minot, g. 8, Ell
ter en- M9ffe Spteier, iom iatt
SEN ellers freoelige 8p paa SCI
an6en gn6e.
@rberngr g. 5ois al Masia
cblhetts, Ser blen palgt iom Sc
mofrat, me11 er &6i @roteftionii
bar erfleret, at ban bill blipe re
pltblifanf &an6i6at for @ltpern6,
embe6et be6 Get foreitanenoe Hr
marbalg. SON ct oltiaa en- 9pe,
lleber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
En- Tiendedel af Befolknineen
i Syd Dakota er Scandinavian

De ayler Verdens bedste MAS og ALI.
ALFA til E9de tor kygg, Heste. Swim OF
Vor lord er meget frugtbar, men De kan
endnu kjobe den til lave Priser. Verdien
vii f0rdobles i fem Aar.
De kan indhente f~uldstendiRe ~ohicielle On.
lysninger fit. we'd at skrive paa engelsk I'll:
The Commissioner Of lm,nlxration.
Pierre, 8. Dakota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
scnatur @ullis at 9se,u @aup=

Senator 9pllts at NclD 4n1np=
fibre, 0emofrat, bolot s. ii. Mlg.
cit Sorif=Gale, bpori bou repieoc
SEEM Gnglanbs @oml,los= Tabrifal1=
ter. @an iagoc, at Ser | Sortf=
2open life par l1opilt nogc11 Nar=
tilfbco mos Observation-Disclosures,
og at set par cit ligefrcm ltlanobco,
at Standardization ptloc r%uitere
9selp gnglanos Ser%tili1oltltri.
Notwithstanding" iogoe ban,
bar boot sen bbjelte 9elfpttelie og
6etolt 5ultclpn til tine Mrbejoere.
|9e er pec Ecu blepet tpunget til at
giere Mrbciostiocn brn1nr og oripe
Torretninge11 pao en- bltnan Mao-
Sc; life CIT al Sem car al egen fri
Gilie neoiot Mrhei0sti0en. Sc for
1pgte at fo11trollerc 9iegieringcr1, at
forNtl1orc orbeioerpenlig 2ougiu=
ming, u1ogoa retfrroig Sfat % er=
|boloe Militnr6jolp til ct unoer=
trpfte 5trejfer. Set CT ct Spargs-
utoal, ONT e,1lioig l1opitli1g al oen=
he Slogs CT til 9eo1te for noaet
Samflno. Sl'iinoer al pofSnc ar=
bcjoere bar cit odn al 81 ltgen %
leuer / gl%c1oigbco. Geoclig6eoea
/ Nelp Gnglnnbs To6rifcr CT Sen
ltdr1te / Sc Toreneoc Stoter. Oct
CT l%iffert, ct ser life bl1roe toges
uoget l@peeiclt @anipu til Nc}u eng
LAMBS @omn,losinouitri / SEN fore
liggenoe ooo pea @rl1no al 11ogct
goot, lon1 far unrct short. SPILL
fet &rap paa lpcciel 8egunI tigelie
at cit oe1nofratiif &ongre5 far iao=
Sanne Mun6?"
Sc 0%emofratilf c 2e0ere / Sena=
tet faler fig ~fori1roliget ooer, at Set
aoor loo imoot n1eo Garif=2ouen.
S flcrc Gage bar 2onferc11cer be-
ret bolot n1eo progressive nepucli=
fo1,crc og rcgl1lnrc rcpl,blifanIfe
9e0cre / @ao6 ON at frcn1ifmoc
oens @cbanoling. Set iagoes oog,
at intct heItemt Melultot oar op=
naoct. 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15

tale noget til Ell Megieri1g, ion
iffe bill gipe be1toe tto8en lom beli
politiif &etttgbeo, % ou enbpe1
sggtemano ct aniodrlig for fit SO:
neg Gielo, tager Staten Sen fiat.
tells 2nrer, iom life al tit magrf
Budget fan u6re0e 5ummen, ion
CT temmelig kdi.
gtotel1, iom life fan blaa6e fig
private Mffnrer, icn6te iaa Den ar:
ME ST. @ilfs / 6engiel, bpor ban
maa blipe ii60en6e, til aonen beta-
Ter. bans Grigioelie.
Smiolertio feres Ser %l1n0ergnno'
finger for ct faa lat Sen itaftels
'2erer, Ser er faloct iom Offer for
fin &o1es politilfe Meninger, / Srt=
bcb.
6orleoen Dag bar ser iaale1cS ct
ltort Mp6c / Gorton Sail, / 2ebet
al bpilfct Sen ber6mte 9l!morilt
@crnbaro S6atp tog Sroet.
u@pis 6en11e @iitoric bar bGnDt
mig" 1ag0e ban, ~piloc jeg, itrots
leg par iluppct lis al Tengi(ct> bo=
be lfpn6t mig at fan cit onoen
Some"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
Chicago S. 8. Ar'g. 1918.

6onife Doreninger / Chicago:
Sil(o6 mig at taffe boa Set bier
teligite Sc banlfe 6oreninger, iom
&eiolutioner til Mopor @ar-
riion / Tno6r al min lt6nnonelle
til Me6le,n al rGbicago 8oar6 oi
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er lpnnet, CT set teller fife politiif.
Toreningerne bar 6erfor life tage1
Norti be6 6eres Mnbefnlinger. Set
gIa6er mig meget, at neiten ollie
Sc 6onife 6oreninger fen0te en- Mn.
hefoling. Set taler goot for @nig.
beo bGan6t bort 6olf ber / 8pen
Seq 1fpl gjgre min p6erlte Gli6 fo1
at befle6e @mbeoet pan en- beoer
Zig @oa6e.
9grbeoiglt,
St. @eter 6. Glemenjen.
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