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Special Nugget esrvies.

WASHINGTON. D. C. May 15.- : Secretary Daniels in mn address before the Jacob Tomp Institute today said that the day Is coming when all ,hc great battles of the world will he fought in tho air. IIc stated that the rsrld advancement in aerial naviEn- tinn would s,M'n make tho navigation ce the air as safc as that upon th' water. Already the aeroplanc was Be- ing used for scouting purposes and h many instances had demonstrated that It could be used in an attack upon ships with. every probability of suc- cess. He referred to the fact that
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Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE May 15.-S. H. Anderson. the multlmillionaire, in his will left his widow three million dollars. .\n- d.rson came into prominence as an advanced thinker along the lines o: improvement of the industrial condi- t;cns and his putting into actual prac- tice those ideas which his great wealth cIabled him to do. His idea was that the laborcrs should share in the prof it's of the business in which they con
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tention to the necessity of congress making some provision for n thorough Inspection of tho fisheries along th'. Alaska coast to prevent the absolute dcstrut ton of this great industry.
 IIclcGatc Wickcrsham had urged upon congress the importance of prompt action in which he was backed .ly Governor Strong and the commcr- ciLl bodies of Alaska. and this cp- pYnpriation Is lai gely due their cor
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tributed thoir labor. Acting upon th:" idea he established q manufacturii,g pant across from St. Louis in Illinoi1 Luilt n town, comfortably housed .l nis employees ana sold tho houses L." inc laborcrs on small monthly install mcnts.
 The laborcrs were given a ccrta. | share of the profits of the business which soon enabled thcm to own their twn homes.
 The town was owned and rontro,-
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MOB THREATENS MARCH AGAINST
 MEXICO CITY

against whatever crisis that might arise. Foreigners are not safe om any uf the streets of the city which @ tironged by the excited populace.
 On every side may be seen large crowds of people being harangued by some of their country men. and 1t is expected that the city will he in the lmnds of the Mexican mobs and 1t is believed that when that tim" c'.'''
 : uf i,p city will have to defend itself against 1t. The foreigners have made every possible r,ovision for their defensive hut they ,,rnot hope to hold out long against a persistent attack and the situation Is becoming hourly more gloomy for then Their only hope in case of an attack lies in being able to hold tr moh in check til some change in the situation can be brought about It is sincerely hoped that Zapata will pn' ir an appearance before the crisis k reached.
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nent.
 New York grand jury as a result of the investigation today indict e:i John Burk of Indianapolis. former su- D. rint ntendent of the commissory de partment and who furnished all tEe supplies used during the constructio I q: the Panama canal, and i've New York merchants. who were given tho contracts by Burk who are charged
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IS SHUT UP IN CAPITAL
PANAMA CANAL CHAPTERS
 INDICTED BY N. Y. JURY

In the indictment with bribery.
 The grand jury specifically charges Turk with accepting a bribe of ten thousand dollars. It is said that others will be implicated with thoJe men and 1t Is the determination to make the investigation thorough and not to allow any guilty man to escape the government drag net.
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON D. C., May 10 -. The s"natr today passed Il hill aE-
 lars fnr the building. an additiorul vessels for tho Alaska fisheries io- spcction. The investigations crn ductcd by the department of the int '- rior int" tho condition of the fisheries in Alaska sometime ago made a re- pert ia congress and drew their at
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Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. May IF. - The investigations which have berh carried on for some time regarding the charges of graft by certain officials connected with the construction "f th' Panama canal has borne some suu r.
 stantial fruit. It has been publicl' charged by the press of the country that certain of the officials who had
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his manufacturing schemes.
 It Is thought that provision has been made for continuing the business If the two factories upon the plans upon which they were established.
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APPROPRIATION MADE FOR
 FISHERIES INSPECTION

Crrtcd action in this matter. w pr..v sions which had already been rnadr by the government 1t is said this appropriation will be ample t" secure the means Of thorough inspec ton of all tns fisheries of the Aiask;, coast.
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DANIELS PREDICTS FIGHTING
 OF BATTLES IN MID AIR

ganization of @ naval aernauticai ser vice. He expressed the opinion that such plan would be adopted by con. ercss in the near future.
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ROYAL ARCH MA.
 SONS.

The Chapter will work 'he Royal Ach degree an Saturday n,yht nai rcfrcshments will bc served q: V" MnsU .:c Templ..
 B. ". BURROUGHS.
 Secretary.
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SPRING CLEANUP.

Have the Peoples Steam Laundry dL your spring cleaning. We guar antee good work. Rough dry work cspeclalty Give us trial.
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For the benefit of patrons, toilet !" rsar of Eagle saloon will be ops" Q" Sundays.
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Are you . subscriber to the Nag get? # not why not7
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Tho Daily Nsssss. saoo psr ssath
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
FOUR MURDERED
BY INDIAN YOUTH
Entire County in Fever Of Ex-
citernent, With Threats Of
Lynclling Heard.

Oklahoma CITY. Okla. April flour
persons are dead and the entire Indian
country in Seminole County is in y
fever OF excitement tonight with
threats OF lyuchns being made rs tho
result Of a murdcrous attack by two
Indian youths crrlv to-day upon the
homo of David Eolegs. wealthy Indian
farmer, four miles southwest Of sem
inoic, Oklahoma. which il about nifty
miles east of here. The dead:
David Bolcgs.
Mrs. Eolei;s. his wife.
Jimmie Waller. aged fourteen,
Baby daughter of the Bolcgs, aged
two
Tho body OF the man and the forms
OF the three others were discovered
early to-day by neichbors. The man >
body WAS found seated in II chair ia
his home lie had been shot through
the head. In his hands was Il news
paper. Just outside the house lay the
wife of the dead man in pool OF
blood. Tho woman had been shot
beaten ana asSoultcc. Sho was dying
Inside OF tho house ana in bed lay
the nephew and the baby girl The
tourtcen-year- old lad was unconscious.
his skull beaten to q pulp. The baby
had been shot twice through the head.
Mrs. Bolegs, her daughter and the
lad died tlis afternoon.
In a statement made just before her
death the woman said two Indian
youths. who she declared were intoXi-
Gated, Knocked on tho door Of the home
early to-day. 15ologs, She said. ad-
United them. shortly aftcrward. &c
cording to her statement, the two In
dians shot her husband TO death as he
sat il the chair and then attacked her
The woman ia her statement dc
clared that the TWO Indians wcro
known to her as Penoska and IIully
llolatta. brothers, living near We
woka. seminole County. This afternoon
sheriff Henry Moore. OF Seminole
County. arrested the two Indians in
the eastern part OF the county and tool,
them 10 Jail ~ WcwoltH. soon after
ward a POSSE composed. Il is said. OF
members OF the old tribal organization
Known as the Seminole Lightho,semeu
left Seminole. and II IL said they made
threats 10 lynch the two brothers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
STATE COMMITTEE
COMMENDS WILSON
Also Selects Date for Democratic
Primary in Georgia to Name
State Officers.

Atlanta, Ga. April A.-Condemna-
ton OF President Wilson's stand with
reference to the repeal OF the Panama
Canal tolls exemption act, praise for
hi: success In his campaign for tariff
ana currency reform. and the selection
Of dates for Gcoryia3 Democratic pri-
mary and state convention were the
features of the meeting here to-day OF
the state Democratic Executive Com
inittee. The primary for the selection
Of two candidates for United States
Senator, as well rs for Governor and
other state officers, will be held on Au-
gust 10. The state convention will
meet ut Macon on September /.
All was harmonious until the Pan
anna tolls exemption subject was in
trnduced. The mention OF this how
ever. prccipitated Il sharp debate. In
which certain OF the committee mem
bers criticized the position taken by
warmly defended him. The resolution
commenting the President finally was
adopted, - to Z. \ second resolution
ofcr"" by Clark Howell, member OF
the National Democratic Committee
from Georgia. concentrating the Prcs-
ldent upon the successful outcome or
his fight for currency ana tariff re-
form, was unanimously adoDtad
ADOPTION by the COMMITTEES OF the
county unit plan. 20 apply to ali Of
''S'S 10 ne NiIcf by Statewide vote
was another Important feature Of 10,
days meeting
While the adoption by the commit
tec or the county unit plan was no,
unanimous. majority of the commit
e." having announced previously that
thc| favored the idea opposition de
'clopcd when the time came for action
'o-'tt. thl"f opponent to the plan
vas ). I'M Hall, OF Macon, who con
'cHtei mat the county unit rule as
applied TO senatorial contests wss di
re"tiY IN violations Of the Federal
amendment providing for the popular
election Of Senators.
Under the provisions OF the countv
unit rule. tho candidate polling q ma
jorllN OF the votes cast In anv count,
az Inc primrry IS entitled to IN. an
tire delegate vote OF such county =.
the stat" convention The seu,,o-,.i
primaries formed tho principal topic
OF gossip among the committeeman
ana other political leaders here. ~
yet 40 candidate has announced him
sci 10 oppose Senator Hokc Smith,
who VIII sock denomination for the
term beginning on March 2. 1915
Two candidates arc In tho field for
the nomination TO iii the uuexpir.t
term OF the late senator A 9. Bacon.
!h.Y arc Congressman Thomas W.
HdrGwick aud Thomas s. Fielder. for.
lncr Attorney General Senator w 6
vest appointed to gervc In Senator
Sacon's plac. until after tho fail e!cc
Noil, has not announced whether no
VIII be :. candidate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
GETS BIG FUND AT
REVIVAL SERVICE
Evangelist Snivcly Succeeds in
Lifting Debt From Hanover
Avenue Christian.

Special cvaneclistic services will be
held to-day, and during the FIRST three
days Of this week at the Hanover Az
Cnue Christian Churcn, corner OF Allen
ana Hanover Avenues, by Rev. George
J.. Snivcly, OF Lewiston. III.
MIR. Snively Is an evangelist Of note.
i,nd has recently become widely known
through his efforts In securing funds
for new churches and in extending
church work. In tic Nfty-two sun
days OF tho rast year he has dedicated
forty-ftvc churches.
Mr.. Sn!vcly conducted the special
dedication services at the Hanover Az
cnuc Church on sunday. Al that
time tho church had just been com
the building Of $4,000 before open
Ing the series Of cvansclistic meetings,
Mr.. Snively undertook TO lead - move
inent TO raise this amount. ana dur
Ing the past week has not only paid
the entire debt. but through the III
cral support of those who lave at
tended his meetings. has raised for
the church total OF 1000. At IN.
same time. and while carrying on tho
campaign FOR money, there have hccu
Twenty-Five additions to the church by
conversion
My. .snively speaks this afternoon at
tho Central y II g. = He will
speak ct tho hanover Avenue Church
This morning on The subject. His Last
Words and at : O'Clock tonight on
the subject Almost Pcrsuadcd" lie
WIZ preach on Monday. Tuesday and
" cdncsday nights 1t o'clock on
SUNDAY next ne expects to he in Dan
Nillc. ~. 10 delicate q church, OF
which the pastor IL Rev H. {. Carl
son. former pastor Of ;he Alien Az
cnue Christian Church, in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
LOSES "LUCKY" BRACELET
belle Bench Attributes Her Misfortune
to This occurrence.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
New York. April 1.-The loss OF :,
lucky" bracelet is declared by Belle
BeacA, well known as an instructor In
horseback riding. to have effected her
finances TO such an extent as to be
directly responsible for the petition in
bankruptcy which she filed here to-
day. The liabilities are put ut S2,392,
with no available assets
Miss Beach insists chat her luck
changed Immediately after she lost her
mascot bracelet in Philadelphia in
1900, and that her course has been
doSgcd by misfortune since then.
In every event in which wore that
bracelet" said she. II won. And be
gan losing the day lost that little
band from my wrist. The moment
tige"
Miss Reach holds a prominent post.
ton among riders of this country. her
entries being prominent In the rosters
OF all the largest shows She rode
horses owned by j. w Hartman
Pierre Lorillard and G. * G.. Billings
and drove Alfred Nanderblt's famous
team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
MAXIM G0RKY RESTORED
cured OF Pulmonary Tubcrcuio,i. Wv
Application of N-Rnys

t'pccihI cable to The Times Dispatch: I
~, Petersburg. April 4.-Mayin
Gorky. the novelist. In a letter writ.
zen To the newspaper Russky Sloyo
declares he has been cured of mil
m,nnarE tuberculosis by means OF an
spleen. ~ ms
The news has caused great retoic.
III. ~, "inohE the friends OF the novelist.
VINO mad given him up for dead when
ne T.. ,, went from horo 70 the South OF
Eutopc Few months ago shortly
after he had received permission from
Capri. ON
Gorky says tho X-ray treatment was
aainiiistered by DR.. Manuhkin. OF
capri. as last resort after an exami.
nation, which showed both lungs TO
ne aHectrd by the disease. The rays
were applied 10 the spleen four times
while tho patient inhaled IN front OF
nc machine Or. Manuhkin's theory
va" that tho rays Intensified natural
elements into therapeutic agents.
Gorky says the progress OF tho dis
ease has been arrested. ana that he
Is already rcgaining tho weight he
lost before the new treatment was ap
piled. '
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-
NO CENSURE FOR WILSON
Conference Tables Rc.oIu
ton by Vote OF SO To Il

lSrtCial To Tie Times Dispatch1
New York. .Aprl IA resolution in
troduced to-day in the annual confer
chcc or the Methodist Church criticiZ-
ING The President Of the United states
Tor attending Catholic mass on Thanks
giving Day. and suggesting that tho
practice be discontinued. brought forth
hoat or supporters and storm OF pro-
tcst when II was introduced by DR.
Ihomas >. Bond. II was tabled by a
bare majority OF seven votes. seventy
three members of tho conference vot-
inE for II and eighty voting to table.
The resolution read
Whereas for several years past tho
President az the United states has hon
ored thr Roman Catholic citizenship
o; this country by attending the Roman
catholic Thank sEiNing mass in Wash
,ngton. and. inasinuch as that service
has been widely construed m home and
abroad as the Official Thank sgiving SER
vice OF the United states. We the Iilem-
bera OF tho New York Conference, as.
semblcd In the city of New York, most
respectfully suggest TO the president
the propricty OF disseminating the
practice.
Resolved. That cory OF tho above
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

lhC pcOIiC WHO nave taken
Pcruna know what Pcruna is. The
people who have read about Pc
runa or heard about Pcruna. have
more or less imperfect knowl-
edge of ii. The true test, the only
fair and honest way, is 10 try it.
Read the remarks below. made by
people who know Peruna. If YOU
are Interested, send TO us for the
ellis of Life" full Of similar tes-
timonials from honest men and
women all over the United States.
Mrs. A. T. Stouffer, r. r. 1, Sa-
betha. kas.: "Peruna has given me
health and strength; it Is tho best
medicine that was ever made for
women. My friends say they never
cav such change in a woman. ]
talk TO every one about Peruna, 1
cannot say too much for It,"
Mr.. Isaac Horrenga. Fremont, Mich.
writes: Il was taken sick last spring,
unable 10 work for three months and
half. My weight was reduced to 1875
pounds. AT last I was advised TO use
PERUNA. l have now gained ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
PROGRESSING FAVORABLY
Hcnnett Able 10 Leave Red, b,,t Com
fined to tpnrt,ncut

Especial Cable TO The Times Dispatch.
Cairo. April 1.-The Official ,'ungIni
tonight from physicians attending
James Gordon Bennett. the New York
millionaire, says he is "procrcssin!-
faVorably' MIR. Bennett was to-day
able to leave his bed. but Is still CON
lined TO his apartment. This mornint:
window short time in order that Ne
might get the benefit OF the fresh air
The danger mark is not yet passed
however. This fact keeps the whole
bennett party. with the exception of
Sir John Maxwell aud Duke Lausea ID
Cnmestra. at the hotel. These two take
walks daily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
NO DANGER OF BEING LOST

tSncrinl Gable to Tho Times Dispatch.
Turin April IA Si!osian mission
ary just arrived from Brazn. who was
interviewed about the possibility Of
Theodore Roosevelt being Ia trouble
in the wilde OF South America, de-
ciarcd that IL would be- Impossible for
inc former President of tho United
states 10 lose his way I'm the Mato.
crosse wilderness lie pointed ont tina,
Roosevelt was accompanied by Pas
si"niSt father, who is in possession
OF Il map. This map WAS made in 1897.
and contained all tho information nee
e&sary for the guidance OF tho party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
PRIZE BABY OF PANAMA
PROUD Mother Says Isthmus IL Ucst
iIMCc 20 nrImt: Infmnis I'm LIZ

HpeElAl 10 The Timcs- Dispatch.l
pew York. April i.--SiXtccn months
3id Franccsca Underwood, the prize
banE OF Pnnama, sailed for the Isthmus
to-aay with her father and mother
on The liner Tcnudorcs
Francesca is the hest naturcd hest
dcNelup"d aud healthicst child on the
isthmus, declared Mrs. Underworld
she has never been i'll since she was
born. and has never given a moments
ashore. 90
1T is an accepted fact that Panama
~ the best country in the world TO
bring up babies in. There have been
many hundred American babies born
on the lsthmus. and the dcnth rotn ,s
much lower than in the United states"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
POLICE CAPTAIN ENDS LIFE
oiiicer I'm Chnrgc of First Precinct In
Washington Shoots Himself

tSpccidi To The Times Dispatch
NeSh!ngton April i.--Police CAPTAIN
Thomas j. Hollinberacr shot himself
III the right temple In his home hero
early tonight. lie died an hour later
In n hospital.
captain Hollinberger commanded the
nTst precinct. which included the segrc
gated district, recently abolished by
Cohsress tie was on leave OF alb
sencc. Rumors have been current =,
police circles recently that charges
were 10 be preferred against him. but
'heir nature had not been disclosed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
THIS IS go TO CHURCH" DAY
FROM President Down. Neutrality-suspicious.
Pledge Attendance.
Especial to The I'i,nes-I

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Washington April 4.-lCycrybodv
from the President down to the dancers
IN popular dancing halls, herp have
been asked by the promoters of tho
COLO church" Day tomorrow to
make Hprii record breaker in point
OF church Attendance hero Pr.sid.nt
" !ison has promised to make n point
or going. his Cabinet have fallen into
inc. and the diplomats approached
hhVe also pledged themselves to 60
~ public dance last night, over
i'Sop dancers held up their hands I'm
ProInise TO go TO church to-morrnw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
PRINCE CAROL DECORATED
tZhr Confcrs Order of -. Andrew on
Ills Daughters Eiancc.

Especial Cable 70 Tho Times Dispatch
II. Petersburg. April i-Connrming
me announcement OF the coming mar
fiage between Prince Carol, heir pre-
suinptivc OF tho Noulnanian throne.
ana Grand Duchess Olga. eldest daugh-
yer or the Car, The latter to-day con-
lcrfcd the order OF st. Andrew on
irincc Carol This Is an unusual dis
tnction. and one which ia conferred
only on tho most exalted personagcs
y state dinner IL 20 be givon ~ tho
Imperial Palace. at Taarskoc IIcioc. on
Tuesday. Al which time. II Is snid. the
tetrothal viii tc officially announced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
RICHMOND DRUGGIST
HAS VALUABLE AGENCY

Tho r. a. Miller COMPANY. druggists
el9 East Broad Street. has the Richmond
agency for the simple mixture Of buck
thorn baTls, glycerinc. etc. known as
Adler-i-lSa, the remedy which became
famous by curing appendicitis Thit
simple remedy has powerful action ana
drains such surprising amounts of old
matter from The body that JUST ONE
DOSE relieves sour stomach gas OF,
the stomach and constipation almost
IMMEDIATELY The QUICK action OF
Adierr-i-lSn is astonishing-Adv
ment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

Miss Marie A.
Lesser, No. 922
seth St. Chi
cage. Illinois. II
was trou b l q
~ | t II systemic
C q t 4 r r h for
years. The ca
tarrh had got all
through my sys-
TEN, head. throat,
s t o m q C h and
o t Il er Internal
organs. Tric d
many remedies.
bl1 NO m n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

Took Peruna at tho suggestion Of q
friend. Was surprised at results. /
am now perfectly vel! and strong.
That weak. tired feeling has left me-"
Mrs. Alvina Piamann, No. 2O25 Elm
St, Milwaukee. Wis. u am now abio
to do my housework again. and have
good appetite. Peruna did It for
me. We always keep Peruna I'm the
house. We all usc II. my husband
and children. thank you @ thousand
times fer your advice"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

CANNON SAILS FOR BERMUDA

lSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch.
New York, April i.-FornIer Speaker
Joseph q. Cannon sailed TO-DAY Tor
berinuda on the Royal Mall Steam
Packet -ircaIiau. lic will lie away two
weeks, and despite his sevcnty-six
years, SAYS he expects TO tango and
ms no use asking M, to TAN. aho,,
politics. he said "Everybodv knows
how stand. am surprised at the
manner Ia which some OF the New
y DIRK newspapers are advocating the
repeal of the exemption clause in the
CamAl bill. Tho port OF NcW York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05
FOSTER FAILS TO APPEAR
tsnec'al to Tho Times,Dlspa,ch.l

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch1
Mobile. Ala, April i.-Joel NJ. Foster
NC wealthy poultryman. Of Rrowns
Mills \. J.. failed to appear in the
Police Court to-day for trial on the
chaIg" OF living at local hotel with
Le.' iah bradley. OF Pemberton y j.
!Is t'rhiecn year old stenoc phcr. and
in Introducing her as his wife
Fosters $500 bail bold was declared
forfeited and an alias wri; OF arrest
issued ' -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

Is the biggest In the world and If the
country does nothing for tho benefit
Of our shipping. what is to become OF
our merchant marine? II is a matter
more vital 10 the future prosperity
OF New York than II Is 10 any other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

FSPtclaI 70 Thc limos -Dispatch.
by the night for tic life OF C.onrrcss
man Ereinn.r. who was given the ra-
dunn treatment for cancer by Dr Kelly.
br T.. l.. Crouch left today with Mrs
Crouch for baltimore. where she VIII
be given similar treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-05

resolutions. signed by the presiding
10 Tho senior bishop. resident in Wash
ing ION. with the request to present this
action OF the New York Conference to
tho President OF the United States