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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-16

lamation designating November s as
Purity Sunday" ON which day there
will De special services In churches
throughout the state. Governor Brew
er, Of Mississippi, has issued aasimilar
proclamation.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-16
WOULD HARNESS FALLS
TO LIGHT WASHINGTON.

Washington. Oct. 1o.-Great Falls,
one of the historic and picturesque
spots in the environments OF Wash
ington. will be harlessed n made to
furnish light and power to the National
to a recommendation to be made t it
by the commissioners OF h District
Of Columbia. The commissioners to-
day included In the district appropria-
ton bill an item Of $3.000.000 to provide
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-16
0UTSPOkEN SENATOR IS STRANGELY MISSING

Mexico City, Oct. 13-Provisional President Huertas coup
last night whereby he rid himself in a spectacular manner of the
legislative bodies of the government and constituted himself die
tator OF the Mexican republic, has left the city today in a state of
tense expectancy.
The dissolution of the national congress was not wholly I'M
expected in political circles, but the manner Of its accomplishment
served to demonstrate the length to which the executive was pre-
pared to go to maintain his grasp on the administrative affairs of
the nation.
The capital was alive with rumors this morning, one of them
being to the effect that three deputies arrested last night who were
most active in promoting the clash with Huerta have disappeared.
This report was not given much credence. President Huerta be-
fore the arrests were made had given his word that none of the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-16
BANKER Is HELD.

Providence, r. l.. Oct. 1l.-As an out
come of the failure Ct the Atlantic Ma
tional bank last April. Edward n. Met
calf, its former president: was arrested
this afternoon on an indictments chare-
ing him with the interpolation OF
more than $4,000 10 Of the bank'ssfunda.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-16
LODGE is RECOVERING.

Nahant, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE recov-
cry OF u. S. Senator, Henry Cabot
Lodge, who vas recently operated on
for a gastric ulcer, was declared today
to be assured. He was able to leave
his bed for a time today.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-16

they would hold sessions elsewher>
than in the capitol.
A resolution was adopted informing
the executive that the deputies placed
their lives under his specific protection
and holding him responsible for the
violation of immunity from arrest
which the Mexican constitution gives
to senators and deputies.
Senator Dominguez dropped from
sight yesterday, following his speech
made in the senate chamber early this
month attacking the policies of Pro-
visional President Huerta. The only
information obtained by the commit
tee of the chamber of deputies APP
pointed to investigate his disappear
ance, was from Senior Dominguez's
little son, who said that a policeman
had a his father away from the
hotel.
Two Others Met Death.
Supporting the resolution offered by
the Chiapas state delegation in the
chamber, Deputy Eduardo Nori de-
clared that with the recent elimination
of DR.. Aureliano Urrutia as minister Of
the interior he had believed there
would be an end to such disappear
ances.
We have seen" Senior Nori con-
tinued, that Deputies Gurrion and
Rendon died, the latter in such a man.
ner h a his remains cannot be found.
We must take energetic action. The
executive has raised the black flag of
infamy. We must raise the red flag of
sacrifice and faith"
Deputy Armande Ostes delivered the
appeal for the appointment of an in
vestigation committee. even at the
risk of it's life" which, if it finds Sem
ator Dominguez has lost his life, shall
present an accusation against h per-
sons responsible, eve if they include
che president of the republic"
A committee was appointed to inter :
rogate the governor of the federal dis
trict and the interior minister. Manuel
Cara Aldape. 1t reported back to the
deputies that neither official was able
to throw any light on the disappear
ance of Senior DomingueZ.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-16

for the purchase of the Potomac river
water falls and the commencement Of
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-10-16
BY BOLD STROKE HUERTA
BECOMES DICTATOR OVER
DESTIN|ES OF REPUBLIC

USllrper President Turns High Handed Trick by DissoIving
Congress and Arresting and Carting ITO Deputies of Mex
tcan Law Making Body TO Prison Where an Un-
known Fate Awaits Distinguished Captives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
MOORE APPROVES
WORK OF Jury
Belief General That Labors of
Richmond Body Will Aid
Tax Reform.

Judging from opinions expressed
yesterday, tho report of the special
grand jury Of the Hastings Court OF
Richmond. which Investigated the TAX
returns, is destined to play an i'm
portant part in The movement for
tax reform The discussion Of weak
places IN the laws. and the recon-
ncndations rnadc, Will II is predicted.
form a basis ior general discussion of
the proposition.
Auditor e. I-ee Moore said yesterday
that the report viii be useful to him
in making IN his report to the General
Assembly. with suggestlons as TO
needed changes in tho statutes
The honorable judge Of the Irust-
ings Court Of the city Of Richmond"
ADDED tn" auditor. "ln his charge to
the grand jury emphasized the pur-
pose for winch they were convened.
ana distinctly stated he desired no
peiunctorY investigation 1t is from
charges IKE this that the good and
Wholcso'nc results have been so far
realized IN tax invcst cations.
inc chief benefit lie not the In
crease or revenue obtained hut lies
IN informing the. people with tho re-
/ Guir@ncnta Of law and In pointcdly
calling attention TO changes which
! 1uBticc demands.
~ - jury OF inc city OF
/ Richmond has performed patriotic
scrvirc. the good influence OF which
VIII be fnlt throughout the State
I They have proceeded intelligcntly,
carefully and conservativcly That the
Investigation waa needed Is shown by
/ The amount OF taxable values discov-
cred and asnessed-S8.8 73.417.
Among other things. the report
nays: The local Jury system OF eS-
] aIulyinH ct I'm
/ communities intent on cvadiHg the
! law VIII continue 10 do 30, and COM
| Tnun!t!es which are conscientious In
| the. hischargc OF their duty will bear
an un(i't proportion Of tho burden
Tniess tho courts and grand iuries
! In every county and city make thor
oush Investigations the result must
| inevitably be as quoted above. But
believe the people OF the State will
| this year fairly and fully return all
! OF hhnir property, incomes. etc. for
.taxation."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
COP AWARDS LINGERIE.
Arbitratcs in Three COrne-"d DISPUTE Over
Feminine Eli. y.

Cincinnati. February E.-Three fashion
at Fourth aud Elu Streets. in the centre
of the business district. They attracted a
crowd Of several hundred TO listen TO a dis
puts over lingerie wrongfully placed In
sacl Of the womcn's suit-cas PatrolInun
Mueller proved himself modern Solomon
when lie settled the alteration to the salts
faction OF all.
When Mueller arrived the quarrel had
reached Its height. lie piloted the women
no the PRINCETON Hotel, a square away, where
they got the use of the parlor.
They consented to abide by his decision
aud when tho dispenser OF peace pulled gar
lnent after garment from the suit-cases and
1t was claimed by any of the women that
settled the argument and the garment in
question went 10 her. Even the powder
puns and carriers bad TO pass through the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
DIR. Friedmann's Pecu-
liarities Are Alienat-
ing His Friends.
NO RECOGNITION
FROM GERMANY
Changes Mind So Frequently and
Makes SO Many Varying State
ments That 1t Is Unlikely
Merits or Dement'S of Dis
covcry Will Be Demon
Strated.

Especial Cable to Tho Times pispatch)
Berlin. February 15.-Dr. Friedmann
tho discovcrer of the alleged tubcr-
uulosis euro, is still without official or
scientific recognition In Germany. He
plans to sail for New York on tho
Kronprip8essn Cccilo on February
is Dr. TricdInann's methods and pc
culjaritics ana his disposition to maiu
tain secrecy in regard TO his discov-
srv hive alcnntcd ,Nauy who original
" had some faith in II. He announced
his week that he had turned over the
remedy to Professor l;hrlich, head of
the Royal Institute of Experimental
Therapeutics at Frankfort on the Main
for test purposes. f,r. .Sirchncr, head
of the Prussian health department.
made statcmcnt on the same day TO
the effect that DIR. Friedman had re-
fused TO give the culture to Professor
III response to u telegram asking
whether DR.. friedman had submitted
II culture to him rs private matter or
for an official government test, declined
10 answer.
Or Friedman has not as yet placed
his remedy at the disposal OF the medi-
cal profession III Germany. and he has
not apparently any Immediate inten-
lion ~ doing so il rs evident on his
own statement that he has given ii
over To f'ToIcSScT f4ilTllCn SOlclN TOT
test purposes in the institute. and in
the future an unauthoritative report
on the test may he expected. as DR..
10ricdmann says that lie plans to make
only a brief stay il America before he
returns. He says lie will only remain
few weeks in the United States. but
hc talks of going 10 San Francisco.
Nhcre seems TO be little likelihood OF
,ho merits or dement's of his remedy
leirG demonstrated.
Among the various statements made
by Or. FviedrGlnn is one 10 the effect
that hc will give tie remedy to the
United states government and another
that he viii give the culture only to a
few doctors designated by the United
States government, who must first learn
from him how to use il.
Stil another statement is 10 the
effect that he does lot know what he
viii do when he arrives in the United
States. member ~ his staff says
il is still doubtful IL he will sail on
February is.
Dr. Fricdnann's cnipf characteristic
is his impulsivcuess and frequent
changes OF mind. In one moment lie
Is al gloom and the next he is up in
the clouds. His american patients say
that III" doctor - much disturbed over
lie criticisms OF him In the American
press. lie gets bundles OF clippings
eve? day. II ls ..rTniscd that the
negotiations in regard 10 Mr Finlav's
offer OF Slo0o.0o0 foI the cure were
unsatisfactory 10 him, as he has al
WAYS worked on his own conditions.
and possibly feels the tests cannot be
dictated by others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
rENKNIrE SAVES SISTERS.
One Weld. Weapon Effectively When Man
Attacks Them.

Jersey City, n. T.. February 16--Miss Bessie
Lipschitz and her sister. Ida, hold up
by man while returning from dance. and
tho stranger attempted TO hug tho former
The sisters fought tho man until Miss Bes-
sie Lipschitz opened her handbag, drew
! forth Il pcnkpifo and stabbed tho stranger
over the LETT eye. The man then dsap-
pcared
At the City Hospital the police found "a
man having an eye treated. lie arrest
cd and gave his name AS IIvInan Furcn-
hall. hut denied that he had held up tho
young women. The sisters could not identify
him, but he las held q usorderly person.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
ICE MEMS oCcuPA1Tos GONE.
Health Laws and Modern Demand Prevent
Big HarvCst.

Burlington, n. j., February lG.-BiE ice
houses along tho Delaware River are empty.
although tho streams about them are frozen.
Now health laws and the demand OF the
public for gcrmlcSs product havo knocked
out the harvesting business and hun
dieds OF river men who heretofore have had
winter employment of cutting lee. learned
when the frcezc-up came this week, and
they sought work that their services would
not be needed.
River Ice has been condemned by the Stats
Board OF Health and dealers who do no;
hanole tho artificial produce entirely have
contracted for a supply from the lakes of
Northern New Jersey and the Pocono r, rinn
in Pennsylvania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
DEVELOPMENT IN
NORTH CAROLINA
Business Going On From Manteo
to Murphy in Good Old
North State.

The Highway Convention. which held
forth IN Asheyille last week selected
the routes for the transcontinental
Highway. and Durham was successful
IN being selecteti as. the intersecting
loint for thc.sefcrsl routes.
The transoontincntal route is from
Washington City over the Quebec.
Miami International highway Via
Richmond TO Durham. there CONNECTING
With Raleigh and the eastern part OF
the STATE From Durham the route is
west over the central highway 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
coNvrc1vs CASH uN,vELpr.
Court Asked to Dispose of s2..OOt
Murdcrcr Can Never IIsc

New York. February ia trust fund for
tho bcncnt OF a life convict at the Dame
mora state Prison has grown no large tina
the state Supreme Court to day was asked
TO dispose OF s2e.oo0 surplus which the
prisoner unless he is pardoned. win never
me FUND was provided by his mothers
VIII Tor Alphene j. Stephan. sentenced for
Ihe prison rules permit convicts to receive
not more than $50 r month Tor IN. nnrcn,,.e
OF comforts not furnished by the STATE and
n ,neih. mas had those comforts" since his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
GAYSoR HAS SWEEPER FINED.
Dust-Covcred Mayor Recalls Time Limit on
Sidewalk Work

New York. February 16-Mayor Gnyuor,
while walking 10 the City Hall from his resi-
dence' In Brooklyn. passed Abraham Dun
brow sweeping his sidewalk. The dust Gov
cred the Mayors clothes and mado him
cough
Here he cried. pulling out his watch.
stop that, it's $3.50"
Dunbrow didn't recognize the Mayor and
Kept on sweeping, putting "A little mora y!Eor
INTO gust 10 show up the butter-in." lie
got rude surprise, however. when the
Mayor called a policeman and had him ar
rested for violating old ordinance acains,
sweeping the walk after A. VI. Dunbroy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Odds and Ends From the Wire
roLoIsT WEEDS HEiREss.
=. Fl. Thornc and Miss Gertrude l.. kcmmc
or Ouictly Marry.

Quietly Marry.
Los Angeles. February l5.-fasadena mil
lionaire society treated to another sur
prise when Miss Gertrude L.. Kemmercr.
daughter OF NJ. NJ. Kcmmcrrcr, millionaire
hard coal operator. OF New York. and Sam
ucd Binkcrhouse Thorne. we'll known so
cicty man of New York, to 10, An
gclcs unattended and, having procured their
license, were quickly and quietly married
He is thirty-ninc and she Is thirty sin
Friends kept in ignorance OF the
actual wedding. none having been either In
vitcd notified.
Furthermore. no one seems TO know where
the marriage solemnscd. aa their only
contidant seems to have been the marriage
license clerk In this city.
Thorne, who Was halfback and captain
OF tho Yale football team some years ago.
and who is here for tho polo season, arrived
but few days ago.
Mira Thorncs family lived for years in
Mauch Chunk, Pa. where her father still
maintuins a residence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
JOY roo MUCH FOR MOTHER.
Fatally Stricken When Her kidnapped So,
Is Restored.

Millvillo, =. J., February lH.-Ovcrioycd
by the return OF son who was kidnapped
when hc was an infant. Afrs. Bcnjatriu T..
Petit. of the Fairtop Turnpike. was stricken
with paralysis and died In few hours. Ell
forts had been made for years to locat g
tho child. but were successful week ago,
when he found In West Virginia. Phy
sicians state that the paralytic stroke was
duo TO tho excitement and JOY when her
boy restored to her.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
wIFE-BEArER GETS own DOSE.
Spouse Literally Falls Upon Him on Hi

Spouse Literally Falls Upon Him on His
Return from Jail.
Mahanoy city. Pa. February l5-Return-
ING nome from Jail after term for wife,
beating, Joseph WaEcalis was greeted in no
mild manner by the Wife he SO recently
colored his eyes. scratched his tac. an
loosened his teeth. II. sought refuge with
Chiet Burgess Dochney. who arrested tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
PROBE WOULD TAKE IS YEARS.
Albany Telephone Resolution Gets Rude jolt
from COtumisstOn

Albany, February iS--The state Public
Service Commission notified the Legislature
that IL would tako tventy-ciEht years TO
complete tho examination OF tho New York
Telephone Company's properties called for
In recent resolution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
housekeeping Comfort

You will never know
what IL is until YOU use an
O-CEDAR POLISH MOP:
II puts an end TO back
breaking sto coping and
bending and getting down
on your hands and knees
to clean. dust and polish
hardwood floors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Baby's Coffin by p,rc., p.,

Pottsviilc. Pa. February ia babv's car
IN, nidilcd by parcel post from SCr.nto
mas been received at HOlmesvilie hv I'nd.r'
taker j. J. Mcdonald ' Otae'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Twins Twice, Same Year

Norristown. Pa February 15-Twin. bav.
come twice within "a year TO bless tbe hnn, :
or Thomas Tenderiy. barber here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

1he Durham sun evidently has not
ocen buying any gold mine stocks. at
least not recently 1t says:
The talk about gold mines in North
Carolina, or anywhere else for that
matter, sounds all right. We feel
SAFE on any reports about gold mines
IN our own state, as the stock in these
mines Is usually sold in other States.
Some way 1t is easier 10 sell mining
stocks at long range"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Ashcville. TO Memphis and through the
West to tho Pacific Coast

Contractors last week, according to
tho winston Salem Sentinel. com
inenccd the work Of cAcnvatinE for the
splendid new building to be erected
by the II. J. Reynolds Company. front
ing on Church. Fourth and Chestnut
Streets, and when tho new building
is completed it will not only he one
of the finest buildings In tho city. but
1t VIII add much to the attractiyencss
OF that section. Two brick buildings
were torn down to make room for the
new structure aud the large storage
house on the corner of Fourth and
chestnut Streets will also be torn
away.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

see the practical dem
onstration or O-CEDAR
polish mops in the house
furnishing department at
MILLER & EIIOApS.
Basement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Davic County Is bound to have good
roads II the Davle Record Ia TO he be-
heNed, and X Is That paper saws:
Nearly every man we have talked
with in regard to a bond issue for
eood roads, seems TO he in favor or
II. III the people of the county VIII
do their duty, there is no reason why
DaN-ic should not be building good
roads in A few months Nothing helms
county more than good roads,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
NOTICE,
To Art Needleworkers!

If you arc interested in the creation of
things both artistic and useful for home use,
visit orr Art Ncedleworh Section and
See the newest patterns in Macreme
Crochet lace, with instructions for making
lace on scarfs, al $1.3e;
See also the new patterns in heavy dark
linen table runners and pillow tops, ready for
use, at Csc and SIPS;
Also new designs in Royal Society pack
age goods with floss and needles to COM
pete the work at popular prices
Other New Things, Too
Second Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
NEW
kIMONOS
and
DRESSING
SAQUES
Combining Beauty,
Quality and Excel
lent Value

At Sl.oo to S3.5o-kimo-
nos OF fashionable plain and
figured crcpcs; beautifully
trimmed with satin and
cord; some with lingerie
collars and cuffs.
At $3.50 10 S25.Oo-Bcau-
tiful Silk kinonos in China.
Cheney, NJ $ 5 alinc and
Crepe Decline; floral de-
signs.
At Sl.o0-Housc Dresses
of striped and checked per-
Gale and plain colored cilaln-
bray; high, square and
round necks; excellent quail
ity.
At soc to S1.so-A com
plete line of flannelettc
gowns in pink and blue
stripes and plain white.
Second Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

The l.umberton Robesonian says:
From all over the State come reports
OF preparations TO plant an unusual
amount of tobacco. Up and down-it's
merry game. Good prices for tobacco
or cotton one season. and next year
everybody plants that particular kind
OF crop. and down goes the price"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Another retty Model
At $500

NEW SPRING SUITS,
decidedly smart, of such
Sandstone new materials as
whipcords, espongc, light
and medium dark novelty
mixtures; also black and
white, stripes and checks.
New style skirts and pcau
de cygnc Innings; excellent
tailoring.
Second Floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

Price, $3.50; full sasti-
faction guaranteed by the
Chennell Chemical Com
pnny (makers). or money
refunded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

The Raleigh SewsObscrvcr declares
that there is no better agricultural
county In all the country than Edge
combc. of which county Tarboro Ia
the capital. The Tarboro Southerncr
says the people OF that town have
perfected an organization to hold an
annual county fair at the county scat
The good pld town of Tarboro is
moving IN these twentieth century
days
The Columbus commercial., 1913-03-30
MAMMOTH TRUST IN WHISKY
Principle Upon Which Saloon Is 5uilf
10 10 Secure New Recruits
Levies Immense Toll.

The most dangerous principle upon
which the saloon is built is this. lt
is not fashioned to supply the de.
mands OF men whose passion for
liquor has been developed. but. with
the cunning which only the lust for
money can inspire. II is fashioned to
teach new generation to drink. The
saloon system Is the recruiting sta
ton OF the whisky trust and brewery
combine Under the law OF life, the
men already enlisted In the army OF
drink will be dead within the limit OF
twenty years, The slogan OF the sa'
loon is, New recruits New re-
sruitsl" AS hundred thousand men
drop out OF the ranks, hundred
thousand new recruits are made.
Never a maimed and bruised and dy-
ing man falls out of the ranks, that
he saloon is not ready with new
recruit. and from this vast ever-in-
.reasing army, the masters Of the
liquor interests are yearly drawing
thousand million dollars In toll--Hon.
5eaborn Wright Of Georgia.
The Columbus commercial., 1913-03-30
BoNEMEAL GOOD FOR SWINE
Test Made az Nebraska Station With
Four Lots Of Pias-Those on Corn
Made Good Gains.

All kinds Of bonemeal are used In
the manufacture OF fertilizers. but
not all kinds are suitable as feed for
swine. Bonemeal from & glue factory
which has gone through the process
in which acid was used Is not suitable
feed. But any bonemeal. especially
green bone, that Is ground finely
enough. may be fed. Steamed bone
meal Is good
At the Missouri station bonemeai
was fed with very good results. About
an ounce OF meal was fed to each hog
per day.
At the Nebraska station four lots OF
pigs we're fed to determine the value
OF wheat shorts. tankage and steamed
ground bone as supplemental to corn
meal. The hogs we're pastured on a.
falfa. and for this reason the lot feo
on corn alone made about as satisfac'
tory gain as any, although the lot
which was fed bonemeal in addition
to the corn had the strongest bone.
Shorts strengthen the bone some,
and tankage with corn produced much
stronger bone than corn alone where
mixed grain rations are given, or skim
milk or good pasture, all of which sup
ply ash material. II Is doubtful that
bonemeal is OF much value other than
for the purpose OF strengthening the
bones.