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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
TAX HEARINGS ARE NOW
PRACTICALLY COMPLETED
Commin.ion Ready 10 begin Formula
ton OF Veport to Governor Stuart
Telephone Companies Heard

Com , mmis:ion Ready TO begin Formula
"on o, report to Governor stuart
Telephone Companies Heard.
The Committee on Tax Revision
practically completed tho public hear-
ings. begun June 4, yesterday atter
noon. While tho body. of which State
Senator Edward Echols is chairman. 1.
stiil In constructive session, adjourn
ment may be In order at any time
The committee will mako report TO
the Governor November /. The report
will carry the results OF the work done
Turing the summer. with recommended
lions. The body was created for the
specific purpose of arriving Mt the
most feasible and practicable method
or eaualizing taxes in Virginia. SO that
the burden of taxation will be more
evenly distributed
In the course OF tho many hearings
held II was disclosed that there Is an
erroneous impression in tho popular
mind t''at the primary object is to In
crease tho volume of taxes.
The final day Of the regular Sos
sions was devoted to hearing repre-
Seniatives of the telephone and tole-
graph companies. In tho afternoon +.
NJ. whitney appeared for the Western
Union. and c. H. Ashburn for the
Postal Telegraph Company. Repre-
sentativcs Of the telephone companies
ut the morning session. John s. Egg
gleston appeared for the Chesapeake
and Potomac. James McIlwaine for
the Petersburg Telephone Company,
md Attorney Watts for tho Virginia
tennessee. tho Staunton Mutual. the
Waynesboro Telephone, the Clifton
Forge Telephone. the Hurrisonburg
Telephone and the Tidcwater Teie-
phone Companies.
While the hearings are regarded as
virtually closed. the committee mem
bers may be called together at any
time for the purpose OF giving hear
ing to any corporation concern that
may petition the body In the time
intervening before the preparation OF
the report to be presented to the Gov
ernor. Tho personnel of the Com
mission on Tax Revision Is as follows;
Edward Echols. chairman: Iiill Mon
tague, secretary: Joseph Il. Anderson.
b. Il. Buchanan, John w. Chalkley. S.
r. Donohoe. A. c. Hartman. Thomas
w. Page. d. II. Pitts and Aubrey G.
Weaver.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
MAKES HER LAST VOYAGE
UNDER AMERICAN FLAG

Newport News. Va. July 10
Making her last trip under the Ameri
! can flag. the battleship Mississippi
which was recently sold To tho Greek
government. arrived here to- day from
old roint and proceeded TO the plant
of the Newport News Shipbuildinp and
Dry Dock Company. where she Is to
UNDERGO minor repairs before being
delivered To her new owners. about
August The mississippi was nc
compani"d hy the armorcd cruiser
North Carolina. Ia which vessel will
hc transferred the hvdro-aeropian"
launching device and other equipment
now aboard the former. The cruiser is
expected to rcmaiu horc three weeks
ldcutc nant u. l.. smith in charge Of
tho navy aviation corps on tho Missis-
Sippi. preceded tho ships here. flying
IN his hydro from Old Point to this
city. ton miles, in six minutes. Ho will
remain here Ia superintcnd tho trans
t"r az tho aviation property. Lieu
tenant Smith recently flew from tho
deck az the mississippi to Old Point
thirtv-hNc miles. In twenty minutes
establishing what is said to be Il
record
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
E'el0nialts Assault.

inston Edwards, colorcd. was ar
rested late last night on the charge
Of faloniously assaultiuT Anglo
Walker, with ~ iron pipe. The man
became curaEcd because tho Walker
woman requested him To settle for tho
fooG lie had ordered In her cool<housc.
anil Selling a piece Of iron pipe. which
was living near, he struck her sew
toral blows and while she was on the
floor kicked hor Edwards was To-
Gated in room i'll the third story OF
= house on llalifaX street. lie was I'M
dressed when the police entered his
room lie was told Ia dress. and as
he took ny his coat he made a dive
for the window. going through the
glass. aud falling 4 distance of forty
feet Ills fall was broken 10y striking
u porch When the officers got down
stang Edward iumrcd W. and ran
away lie was captured later on Fed :
era! street. In tho Police Court this
morning the charge against him MAS
continued 10 July -. awaiting The
outcome OF tho Walker woman's in
.urics, and bail was refused.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11

OF the Constitutional Convention of
Isaac. General Gordon was the author
scntation known as the Mixed Basis"
which was adopted by the convention.
In lS2? w L. Gordon was appointed by
Governor William T. Giles, brigadicr-
general of the third brigade. Second
Division OF Virginia troops. In 1870
he WAS appointed Encouragement of the
second division. While member OF
Congress he proposed what is known
as the subtreasury plan for the man
aEcment of the funds. which was after
wards adopted
MIR Gorton's mother was Elizabeth
Lindsay. daughter OF Colonel Reuben
Lindsay. ono OF the most prominent
six Of her eight sons were soldiers In
the Confederate ariuy.
At the bcsinning. OF the War Between
tho state III 1861. Mason Gordon entered
tie army OF the Confcderacy rs a pri-
vate in the Albemarle Light Horse. a
gallant cavalry organization which Was
the Second Virginia Cavalry. General
Munfords old regiment. lie served
Win his troop al the first battle OF
Manassas. with Ashhy aud Jack son
through the Shenandoah Valley cam
paign in So. and was in the battle of
Second Manassas. and the frequent
the battle OF SharpshurE, After the
last named battlc. he was detached
from his reg tmcnt and ordered TO re-
por, TO General Robertson I'm the de-
lima. with whom he served as second
lieutenant. At a later date lie was at >
tachcd 10 the command of General
Whiting. at Wilmington. y. C., where
he remained until That city WAS eNacu-
a;cd early In 1863. Then joining the
army under General Joseph T.. John
ston. he participated in the battle OF
Bentonvilic la March. 1863
After The close OF the war Mr.. Cor
don returned 10 the University Of Wiz
Eiuia. which he had left to enter the
service. and studied law. lie began the
practice Of his profession ia Chnrlottcs-
VILE III 1867. and continued in active
practice until his health began to fail
about two years ago. TIE served for
four years member OF tho board
az visitors Of tho University Of Virginia
ccutive committee. his appointment
having been made by his old comrade
in-arms. Governor l'itzhugh Lee
Mn. Gordon married Miss Harriet
iiart. OF Wilmington, y. g. whom lie
survived several years. lie leaves two
daughters. Mrs. Thomas L. Rosscr. Jr
of minneapolis Mimi. and Miss Nancy
Burr Gordon, Of Albcnarlc. and six
trandchildrcn. tho daughter OF Mrs
his only son. William Robertson Cor
don. who died several years ago. lie
j. also survived by n large number OF
ucphcws and nicccS one Of his nephew
- Armistead &. Gordon. OF Staunton
VA. the present rector Of the Univer-
sity Of Virginia; anoslcr was James
Lindsay Gordon. n former senator oil
Virginia. and aftcrward assistant dis.
triSt attorney and assistant corpora
jiou counsel OF New York noted for
his brilliant powers of oratorN. and his
success trial -Cpurt nlyoratp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
MUM GETS EIGHTEEN
YEARS IN pENITENTIARl'

Mar,inSviilc. VA, July lo.-The jury
IN tho case Of the Comm ouwcnlth
against orrin Nunn. charged with kin
inC Douglas Lawrence. brought in n
verdict Of murder III the SECOND do
gro his afternoon. giving the pris-
onor eighteen years in tho pcnitcn-
tiary. Counsel for the defendant moved
20 set aside tho verdict. which motion
has not vet hcen passed upon. Mum
was represented by George l.. Grave
" ANA John w. Carter. Jr., of Mar
tinsvillc. and Judge Iiairston. of Isoa-
nokc. commemorative Attorney Tav-
lor was assisted by John X. Smith, OF
MartinsNillc. and !. NJ. Hooker. of
Stuart.
John scott. a few minutes after
pleading guilty 10 the charge OF muir
derinE his wife n month ago ut Henry
station. Va. was sentenced by the
judge 10 life Imprisonment, This is
the INST instance under the operation
of the new Virginia statute whereby Il
court ar jury exercised option as 10
imposing the death penalty or life
imprisonment for first degree murder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
FOURTEENTH STREET
Is AGAIN INSPECTED
finnnce Committee Views Property
Proposed to Bc. Coded by South
Crn Hallway COmnnuy.

After an inspection OF tho property
~ proposed to acquire on Fourteenth
Strcct from the Southern Railway, and
~ consideration OF the various conccs-
Sions that are demanded by the rail-
road ms conditions OF tho dedication.
inc Council Finance Committee yester-
DAY afternoon voted to defer It's final
report in the matter until full at
tendance can be secured at meeting
~ DC caileu at an carly date by the
chair.
The committee met at Fourteenth and
Main Streets at o'clock yesterday ar
tcinoor and Inspected the property be-
tween the Mayo Bridge and Cary Street.
~ WAS accompanied on its Inspection
tour h. Assistant city Attorney Ander-
son. City Engineer Boiling, Chairman
Morgan u. Mills. of the subcommittee
having the bridge approach matter in
representing the Southern Railway
Company.
IL was asccrtaincd by the commit
tee that from n strictly monetary stand
point the ratification OF the agreement
with the Southern Railway Company
VIII bind the city 10 an expenditure OF
about $4,000. IL is estimated. would
nave to be expended In constructing II
new concrete bridge over the dock at
Fourteenth Street. and about $500 for
street paving.
COMMITTEE SEEMS
FAyORABLY IMPRESSED
me committee. as far as the senti-
ncnt could be learned without an ofIi :
cial vote. appeared to be favorably I'M
pressed with the terms of the agree
meni submitted to it for report. and
would probably have voted TO recon-
ncnd the measures bearing upon tho
property transfer. had Il fun member
ship been present Two members, evil
IDENTIFY under the impression that 1t
was an inspection tour purely. had
wandered away from the body towards
the end Of the session. and could not be
found when the matter or taking "A vote
was preached.
No inspection was made Of the track :
age concessions asked for on the south
side of the river. The committee, after
examining the plans of the proposed
concessions. WAS OF tho opinion that tho
privileges asked for were entirely rcgu-
lar. and that the City Engineers re-
commentator In the matter was sum
cicnt.
Chairman Grundy. OF the Finance
Committee. expressed the sentiment
that all parties would gain by as carly
disposal OF tho matter possible.
and was prcpar TO put tho question
of recommending the several companion
ordinances then and there. Other mem
bers. however. advised short delay
until the fun membership could be
brought together. and It was agreed
TO postpone action until another meet
Ing, TO be called I'm tho next few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
ANOTHER DEATH FROM PLAGUE
Authorities Seek TO Find If n New Focus
of Infection :xists.

New Orleans. July o.--FollowinG the
death here to-day from bubonic plague
of Leon de Jean, aged .wenty-cisht. Il
negro. health authorities began an in
Ncstieation To ascertain if a new focus
OF infection exists. AlthouE DE Jean
resided thrcc miles from the Industrial
Home OF The Volunteers of America,
where two cases Of plague were dis
covered. lie WAS employed at Il produce
house well within the zone first placed
under strict quarantine regulations.
DIR. William G. Fucker. assistant sur
iscon- general Of The Public Health Ser
vice. who is III charge OF plague eradi-
cation work here. stated Tonight that
he could not determine the existence
OF new focus of Infection until
cpidcmilor studies had been made.
lie Jean was placed under obscrva-
ton in an isolated hospital on July D..
but his nialady was not confirmed as
plague until to-day. following bacteria
log ical tests. Two negroes and one
white man havo died from plague since
the contaEion was discovered here on
June -. W. w Wilkinson. u white
man. is recovering. No other cases
have been reported,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
Farmers, Union.

IN july Is the Southsidc Farmers
ltuiou VIII hold its regular monthly
meeting in ills city. Tho speakers
will be J. * johnson, Of Chesterfield
county. on "Eaukine". j. T.. Doorak.
81 Prince George County. on "Idu-
cation" and William jackson. of Ches .
terrified County. on "orSaniZatio +"
This union WAS organized about "A year
ago with Nftccn members The South
side Union now represents twenty
cigh: locals. and has a membership Of
l,"pr Nh union farmers arc invited
10 attend. hut only delegates viii
have voting powers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
dempsey Arrested.

rested by Detective Sergeant Wiltshire
and Patrolman Daniels. charged with
stealing $50 from j. \, Wycon. an
ing with him. The polio. said last
night that WNcoff was arrested last
"Wednesday night, charged with being
drunk. and that nj that time he car
ricd SLIT on his person. patrolma u
Akcrs. who mad" the arrest. said that
Dempsey protested against the man
being taken To the police station. Civ
Ing rs his excuse that he carried a
large roll OF money. The charges
against Dempsey were made TO the po :
lice early yesterday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11

T.. \ Eosenstocl. s. w Zmmcr. r.
+. Wilson. ". aud Charles t. Plum
MGR lett this morning on AN auto
MODELLING twp To Washington, l.. G.
NJ last nights meeting OF tho board
Of governors of the Chamber of Com
mc,ce plans for Il simplihcd form of
city government were discussed The
hcarG also adopted resolutions favor
ing certain city reductions. which Will
lie presented to ;hc Tax Commission
Petersburg Nest OF owls will give
4 trolley party 10 Richmond ON Mon
daY night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
LAWRENCEv|LLE WILL
ENTERTAIN MINISTERS
Brunswick County Town Host TO
Petersburg District Conference OF
Methodist Episcopal Church.
nuST SESSIONS PROMISED
Missions. Sunday Schools, Temper
/ anCc and Evangelism VIII BE Dis
cu>scd. and Delegates to Annual
Conference Will BE Elected.
ISpccial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Petersburg. Va. July 1e.-Thc dis
tric5 conference OF the Petersburg Dis
;iici OF tho Methodist Church VIII
meet In Lawrcuccvillc, brunswick
County. on Tuesday. July II. at =.
M The conference is composed of
thirty ministers. aud ciChty-iiNe lay
men, representing the twenty pastoral
charges OF this district. The subjects
for discussion will he Missions"
sunday schools" Temperance" and
Evangelism"
The, conference will elect four dol
e-atcs to the annual conference. which
conNcnos in Portsmouth next NoNem-
her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
Petition In Bankruptcy.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.l
Danvillc. Va. July lo.-A petition in
involuntary bankruptcy for the firm
Of Robinson Bros, local dry goods
merchants. has been fled in the clerk )
office of the United States Court. The
amount of liabilities Ia $l6.332.3i The
principal creditors are the Commercial
Bank of Danville. $4,000: Z. r. Wad-
dill. of Danville. 3l.075: the Farmers
and Merchants Bank OF Winchester,
Va, 81, 900. and J. l.. Robinson, OF Win
chester, Va, $4,000. The assets arc
SS.?54l5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
DUE TO HEART FAILURE
Robert ID. Chrir dan. of 23O8 yennble
Street. is Found Dead In Bed.

Coroner Taylor yesterday pronounced
the death OF Robert d. Christian. OF
.Sn6 Nenable Street. who was found
his wife when she went TO call him
TO breakfast. due to heart failure.
Christian was nfty-six years old and
was employed as the operator OF shear
ing machine at tho American Can Com
pany plant. lie Is survived by HIS wife
and eight children
II is said that Christian was unusu-
ally we'll on Thursday. and that he per-
formed his work usual. According
to reports made the police. one of his
sons slept with him Thursday night
and noticed nothing unusual when he
arose. Mrs Christian came to the room
some minutes after her son had
descended and discovered the body
Coroner TAYLOR was OF tho opi:ion that
Christian had died several hours be
fore his body was discovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
Irgen Mnr on Rnfn.

Norfolk Va, July io-Dr Pow
hatan W. Schcnck. health commissioner
for tho. city OF Norfolk. to-day issued
an urgent appeal tn all citizens TO
wage relentless war for the extermi-
nation OF rats. lfc called upon all
transported companies TO cooperate
aud tomorrow will detail several
sanitary inspectors to visit officers of
steamship companies To urge that this
request he carried out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
Cemetery Committee Acts.

Of tho stealing in binndford Cemetery.
Yesterday at meeting of the Gene
terry committee. l. L. Cox WAS appoint
cd temporary Waterman al the ccmc-
1cry, with the powers OF police Of
liccr. and AN appropriation viii he
asked Of the Council so as to make
The position n permanent ono.
The committee is also considering
the adoption Of a rule prohibiting amy
enc from leaving tho cemetery with
nov crN III their possession.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
Pretty Marriage.

TIC residence Of rev. T. ". Moore.
pastor Of the West End BAPTIST
church. was the scene OF a very pretty
marriage last night. the contracting
parties being Chris a. Thaycr. Of this
city. AND Miss Annie Gcll Lee. Of Wind :
sol. y 4. Tie attendants were: Guy
Tutkor, aut Miss Maude 'rhaycr, n
sister o: tho groom. Tho ceremony
was Witnessed by a large company OF
their friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
No EVIDENCE. TO HOLD
SUSPECTED NEGRO BoYS
Especial to The Times Dispatch |

Amherst. Va. July 10.-Two colored
boys. named Coleman. were arrested at
MasSie's Mills on the charge Of being
Implicated iii the murder OF Russell
Massic. After being held Il short time
the hoys were released without a pre-
hminary hearing, as no positive evil
dcncc could lac secured against them
The negroes III the ncighborhood where
tho tolcmans live We're so indignant
over their arrest that for - short time
Il race riot was threatened.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
The Weather

Forccnst: NIrpinin-Pnrtiy cloudy
Snturdny md Sunday, not much change
In temperature.
North tnrolinn-Pnrtly rlondy Snt-
urdny mud Suudnyi probably local
thunder showers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11

tSpccial Ia The Times Dispatch
lteathsNlllc. Va, .Iuly lc.--r =. Noel.
aged about Gfty-nvc years. died sud
dcnl$ ~ Rccdvillc lie was crossing
the river IN small boat. and when
hearing ~" shore called for help and
d!ed "ihtn IKE minutes after reach
ING IA" Shpr" Burial in Bay
View" the old lett Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
Dies from Fractured skull.

l'ainting while Al work in. Whu
locks Tobacco Factory Yesterday aft "
noon at o'clock. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Chalklcy, daughter OF w. I. Chalklcy.
of 1911 North Twenty eighth street.
fell aud fractured her skull, she Was
treated on tho spot. and was after
wards removed 10 her home, where she
died ~ so o'clock this morning, Miss
talklcy WAS cmpolyed rs u cigar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
Charged With sncedtpr

6. Harry Tompkins. Jr. was YES
terday afternoon arrested by Motor
Policeman G. T.. Samuels on a charge
OF speeding his motorcycle through
the city streets. tic will he heard
before Justice crutchheld this morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-11
Carving CopccnIcd \yc,nou

Cary Page. colorcd. was last night
arrested by Patrolmcn Bcrtuccl and
Sweet. charged with carrying a con-
cealcd pistol on his person.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. s-- Rspgbiicsns eoneeds democratic majority in both houses h spite Of tha republican landslide Almost h the same breath. sessions Of fIfbast- ersng are foretoId ln all the pspars and II ls evident that the majority party will have all kinds of trcubls in the next session os Congress Twenty three of a majority ls be highest which democratic members claim in the house. and ave in the senate. neither of which are conssa.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov s- Secretary Daaiess in an lnssFylss tAiiisg his oplalon eonssgnisg the election. declares that considering the hard tiasea the s=es that the De naeerata still control beth houses of :sss.sz E .=z= sz 7ss,ssastssg short Of remark able. DmAisle thinks that the pec- ole blamed the administration Tor taa hnFa ttiIass rngsadegsd by thS European wsr. and tha republicans aided ln thia narnliar Lsiss and made ths most Of [, al the p0lie.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06

iing before the modern guns of tEa cruiser. Jiddah which ia the favor cd port for Mecca pilgrims Is alrno. | az sacred in the eyes of Mosierns. It Is aaid to ba even -c~ crowded with many pilgrims on their way to pray before the tomb of the Prophet, II has been strongly garrisoned and ls one of the strongest forts on tho Red Sea.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06
MEXICAN SITUATION IS
 GROWING WORSE nA!L BAH Y .

VERA CRUZ. Nov { Msxi 70 city reports declare that tks capital is again facing 4 reign of terror with the control of tho carransa govern. maat weakening police and solds- CTS .are split In their allegiance to Carranza and Villa. Foreigners and d great many commercial Inter sats would favor the arrival nf Fun. ston and bia American troops.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06

and Etoossselt cones in fSs aH sspe- eiaily severe astAsk The fact sfss The socialists yoil.d $ far larger vote than ths grokgeA@iy.s. and the pro- hEbisi08insss also DoiIed more thaEs the Bull aoosers. ss sasIriealiy gloased upon by The newspaper men sAo are writing nos veFy sorrow fully the obituary Of ths Progressive party.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06
TURKS FEELING EFFECTS
 OF ALLIES COMMANDMENT

in order to force an entrance into the Sea of Marmore. The Russian Black Sea fleet is now engaged try ts.= .o force the passage e :..c nc& porus. and in the event Of these na- val movements being successful. the sultan's capital would be completely at the mercy of the allies.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06
POLITICIANS TELLING NOW
 HOW IT ALL HAPPENED

cred eftsdeas ard &oTksaE EnaleTi- ties. They viii h~ RztAeseat 10 pEs- vent the repabtscans earring any plans which they may want so en- fosee prior to the nexi essesioa. ana IL is hoped that by shsG aime. the era Of depression will have passed.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06
JIM HILL HELPS HIS EnEiSp.

ST. PAUL. Nov. Out of per aonat friendship for the King of Belgium. Jim Hiit has forwarded Inc sum of s25.o00 to King Albert-a relief sand for distressed Bsigians.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06

LONDON. Nov. s-Grsat Britain formally declared var on Turkey last night. and announced tha com plete annexation Of Cyprus tn which Island she has had permanent os. equation and naval base since the Berlin conference.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06
COOK COUNTY norixG.

CHICAGO. Nov. Tho state siee- tlona here caused considerable fesI- lug among Inc politicians aud riots werc many and frequent
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06
MOUNT vESUviUS Ofi
 ANOTHER BIG RAMPAGE

night. Ashes are failing over the city and fog wids area tsssans from the mountain. The destruction of property la immense. but no lives have so lar bsea recorded aa lost.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06
moLp.urs nrarN HARVEST

SEATTLE. Nov aold-upk and other forms of robhsrlus ara bccom. ing increasingly frequent In this city. and with Inc approach of \ severe winter with unemployment, everywhere. the people arc prspas. tug themselves Enr An epidemic os crime
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1914-11-06
INDICTMENT MAY HE ouasmnn

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-specias technical points In his instance may result in tho indictment returned against William Rockefeller. in cou- neetion with the footing of the New Haven. being auashed