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Arizona republican., 1914-06-06

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Arizona republican., 1914-06-06
Professional and BuSinesS
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Arizona republican., 1914-06-06
Special Notices

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Arizona republican., 1914-06-06
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Arizona republican., 1914-06-06
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
ONE MUST DIE, WHILE
OTHER GIVEN RESPITE
One of Two Negroc. Under Death Sen
tcncc VIII I:Npinte Crime
Io- Morrow

One OF the two men under sentence
80 die in the electric chair In the state
i'cnitcntiary tomorrow morning at
sunrise was granted n months respite
yesterday by Governor stuart. but the
other will pay The penalty OF his crime
within twcnty-four hours ns the cour;
dccie"d.
Luther TYLER. colorcd, convicted in
Goochland County of Il capital crime
aga inst a woman and sentenced 10 he
executed on the morning of May 20.
was the man 10 feel the sweetness Of
executive clcmency. ON representa- :
tons made by persons familiar with
;he crime and Tylcr's conviction, the
Governor decided to stay the execution
until June 10. According TO those who
, i1tCrcccdcd in Tyler's behalf there j.;
evidence now available which WAS not
discovered before the trial which tend3
TO cast doubt on tho condemned mans
guilt.
Tho respite was granted to allow n
full investigation OF the alleged after
discovered evidence. Should this fail
To uatcrialize into impressive facts,
Tyler viii suffer death on Jun. 10.
George Woods, colorcd. wife muir
1crer VIII be executed tomorrow
morning, at daybreals \ vigorous 81
| fort has been made in his behalf with
the Governor by friends from Danvillc
who Questioned Woods's sanity ana re-
vesiieation hy physicians.
Prison physicians reported TO tho
Governor yesterday that Woods was
not only not insane. bu. was 4 negro
of more than average Intelligence.
rhereupon tho Governor refused both
tho petition for communication ara tho
lc,ition for respite.
Woods escaped from road force 10
which he had been sentenced for whis-
Key selling and returned TO his home
"a lianville TO kill his wife by stvang-
mig aer with his own hands. lilo af-
t"rwhrd went back TO tho road camp.
surrendered, admitted his crime, ana
ie.gned insanity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
ROOSEVELT CRlTICiZES
WILSON ADMINISTRATION
Continued From First PaCcD

Htibb'd FROM I !f5l bEt'l
his long talk with Mr.. Perkins. He
said he was not talking politics.
Giford pinchot, Progressive candi-
date for United states Senator from
Pennsylvania. also conferred with Col
ou"l Roosevelt. He reached Sycamore
ltill late to-day and spent the night
there.
Colonel Roosevelts activities to-day
removed all doubts whether he would
talk" m active part In this years cam
paign. 1t IS known that he expects
to make one OF the most ariuo,is fights
OF MS career. No definite plans have
been formed. but 1t IL probable that in
September he Will make a trip across
the continent, speaking In most of the
States.
on May so. Colonel Roosevelt will
sail for Spain for the wedding Of his
son, Kermit. Jr the intervening Pc
"iod he Will attempt to start into mo-
ton the machinery for the campaign
on his return about July /, no Will be-
gin the campaign proper.
one day Of the quictude and brac-
ing air Of Sycamore Hill wrought n
great change in Colonel Roosevelt
manner and appearance. Tonight he
was full Of vigor and walked with a
full, free swing.
Tomorrow morning Colonel Roose-
Welt Will Co>to New York The really
Important thing he has to do. h.. ey
planned is u get new clothes for his
sons wedding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
ORPHANS OUTING JUNE II
Annunl Picnic VIII lie I'm Form of Trim
To- JmmestONxn ISInnL.

Robert T. Airport, IN charge OF the
MIRA ngemcnt for tho orphans outing
this year, has announced that the litlo
ones OF the institutions in the vicinity
OF Richmond vii! be taken to James,
town Island Ola tie steamer P0cahon-
tas on June II.
Great plans for the entertainment o..
The children are being made, and every
effort Will be cXcrted TO make the oc-
caSion mcmora one in their quiet
little lives. The event will be In the
nature Of u picnic for "A band has been
secured. there viii be games on the
boat and at the island, and efforts
are being made to secure the service Of
"A motion picture concern. SO that pic
lures may be taken and aftcrvXard
shown In local theatres. IL is prob
able that Mayor Ainslic will accompany
the party on the trip down the river
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
L. CIRCUIT cornr or APPEALS

Tie United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconVcned yesterday morn
ing ct 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Pritchard, Knapp and Woods. and Dis
trict Judge Mcdowell. in attendance.
The following case was argued:
No. l2J1-Thc Laur.r & Suffer Com =
Dany. appellant, vs.. Herbert l.. HI
dreth. appellee; appeal from the Dis
trict Court, at Baltimore. I'D. Argued
by George w. Lindsay, Baltimore. and
Hector I. Fcnton, Philadelphia for the
appellant. and by George p. Dixie Bos-
tor. for tho appellee. and submitted.
Cases in call to-day:
No. 12"a-progrcssivc Building and
Loan Company, petitioner. vs.. T. w
Han, bankrupt. respondent; petition to
supcrintcnd ana revise. etc, District
Court at Richmond. In bankruptcy.
70 be argued by Harper n Goodman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
WITHDRAW OBJECTIONS
Counsel Tells Court Tint No Ono APP
poses Renewal Of nogI"y's License.

Counsel for the protcstants against
the renewal OF the liquor license of
Phil j. Eagiey, who conducts q saloon
at BIC North Twcnty-llfth street, noti-
fled Judge Richardson yesterday after
moan that they have withdrawn all OBJ
lection TO tho renewal. the lawyer for
tho saloon Keeper at once asked the
court to enter AN order granting the
license. but Judge Richardson preferred
to take the case under aGviscmcnt. and
viii pass upon II ut the same time whcn
he announces his decision "a TO the
other pending applications.
Tho Hastings Court viii resume the
liquor inquiry ut $3.50 o'clock this ar
ternoon with a hearing on the appllca :
ton of Edward :. Bo2c for renewal
of his license to conduct a saloon at
2o03 Vcnablc Street. NVith eleven cases
still unhcard. il appeared ycstcrda =
that tho saloon inquiry VIII no, be con :
Guided this week. as Judge Richardson
had hoped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
COL. ELLETT'S FUNERAL
TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK
Services VIII he Conducted From ST.
james Episcopal Church-Intcr-
mcnI prINnir.


The funeral of Colonel Tazeweil FL
lett, who died on Monday night at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. J. Pringlc
smith. near Charleston, =. c.. will take
place this afternoon at . o'clock from
81. James Episcopal Church Inter
mcnt VIII be private.
Colonel Elicit. whose body arrived in
Richmond yesterday married Miss
Josephine Lyons Scott. daughter of
Robert l.. Scott. of Fauquicr County.
and grand daughter OF James Lyons.
4 noted lawyer of Virginia. Mrs. Elicit
preceded her husband to the grave by
more than twenty years. She died in
June. 1892.
Pallbearers have been named as fol
lows.
Active-Fontaine Jones. Lloyd Tay-
Tor, Geddes Winston. Fred Darlington,
Frank l.. Christian, Carlton McKenncy.
Maxwell Wallace and William X. Trigg.
They will assemble at the home OF DR..
y. l.. Wexford. liz North Cherry Street.
this afternoon at :3s O'Clock.
Iionornry--B. Randolph Wexford.
Judge y. H. Crump Judge James Keith.
G. f. Boiling, Warren Taylor. r \.
Cary. Writ T.. Taylor. John d. Potts.
Fred Peasants, Dr. c. V. Darlington,
Blair Boiling. II. q. buchanan. Colonel
Muscoc Spottswooi. Henry Taylor and
Egbcrt q. Leigh. Jr. They will meet
at st. James Church at 1916 o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
CHARTERS GRANTED

The following charters were issued
yesterday by the state Corporation
Commi sson:
Nova Corporation. Norfolk Minimum
capital, Sl.oUG; maximum. $4,000. Al
bert T.. Wilson, president; l.. i.
PEBBLES, secretary, both of Norfolk.
Purposes of the corporation. 10 do a
real estate business.
Supreme Grand Grove, Fratcrnal and
Industrial! Camels of the World. Nor
folk. Nonstock corporation. Frater-
nal. Jacob Spencer, president: &. l..
Steward, secretary, both OF Norfolk.
ton, Incorporated. Front Royal. Capt
tai stock: $500 To $4,000. Purposes: To
promote the development and raising
of live stock. etc. ;. L. Millar, prcsi-
dent; g. w Levin, secretary, both of
Front Royal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
DISTRIBUTING BUTTONS
Large Consignment OF Emblcni> for
LtMrMl k0Mh IminrnN cnlrmt Irn::mc.

President j. Sheppard Potts. Of the
Rural Road Improvement League. is
preparing to distribute TO the members
of the league the official button OF ,he
ORGANIZATION. i large consi Snncnt Of
the emblcms. which are to be- worn
on the coat lapel. was received ycstcr-
day by Mr. Potts from the manufac-
turcr.
The button has a white ground with
blue border and contains in the centre
a whiuEed wheel and the Initials OF the
org1 nizatioU. Il. T.. l. l..
The Good Roads Association OF Isle
of Wight County, through its president.
Colonel j. ". Holloway. yesterday APP
piicd for association with the Rural
Road Improvement League with the
hone OF linking the county organization
with the larger body in the road inn
provcmcnt propaganda.
w r.; Reed, president Of the Rich
rnOnd Chamber Of Commerce. said q
word TO the board Of directors on Tues
day afternoon In behalf OF the league.
He has made "a personal contribution OF
$50 To the league treasurer, Roosevelt
Page.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
pInintiT Again Wins Cn,..
Especial 10 Tie Times.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
Winchester, Va, May 2G.-Nt the
second trial Of the case OF J. L. Aiiiick,
administrators of w. l. Ainicll, against
the Powhatan Lime Company % Stras-
burg the jury in the Circuit Court of
Shcnandoah County. at Woodstock, has
again found for the plaintiff and
awarded him $4,000 damages. or $500
less than at the first trial When tho
case was FIRST tried the lime company
appealed, and the Supreme Court OF
Virginia rcmandcd the case for an
other trial The company has an
nounccd il will appeal again w. l..
Affiick died from injuries suffered in
an accident while employed by the lime
company, and negligence on the mart OF
the defendant was alleged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
FOLK INTRODUCES LETTER
I.ilnM AiI.rI.I,N ,rA AI.DI.l

The following letter from Mr. Mel
len to Senator Aldrich. under date OF
August 20. 1906. was read by Mr.
FOLK:
Am | wrong in the impression that
was 20 hear from YOU again regard
ing tho matter NC discussed at our
last interview. before taking any ac-
ton?
1T vas my understa uding you were
to get some definite assurance that
was to he transmitted to me. which |
could use as Il basis for presentation
to my directors for action. and hand
ed you copy of the trust That mas
been provided for the handling of this
and other similar matters, and since
nv return to my office | sent you a
copy OF the contract by which the New
York. New Haven ana Hartford iaii-
road becomes the Euarantor OF all the
preferred shares that were to be issued
by said trust
al have taken no action, on tho I'M
derstandinE | was TO hear from you
further. but tho delay has been 40
long am in doubt whether or not
! there ls not some MISUNDERSTANDING
; as a result Of our interview"
What was the definite assurance
alluded to-" asked Mr. POLK.
THAT Mr.. Aidrich was To bring about
Il RESUMPTION Of the negotiations.
what was the reference 70
trust
.,rhat refers to the formation of 4
voluntary association which Is done
inder the laws OF Massachusetts to
carry ont tvansactions.'
Mr.. Mcilcn testified that the price
paid for tho Rhode Island trolley sys-
tom was between Si9.o00.c0O and $@o.-
100000.
we paid about twice the value Of
the properties, but we thought they
soon would DO worth what we gave
You knew there was bound to be
! dencit?"
Yes; wo looked the matter square
/ ~ In the face and did not deceive our
selves"
The deficit, Mr.. Melien added, was
larger than had been expected.
Hasn't It been on an average $780,
0Oo annually"
Il think that for the year ending
June 30, 1918, It was not more than
100000 and believe that was the
largest in any year
Did Mr.. Morgan advise this pur-
chase?"
The records will show as to that"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
Mrs. George EnuIcnncr.

Gordonsvillc. Va. May 2O-AIrs.
George Faulconer, widow of George
daughter. Mrs r. NJ. Michic. In south
Gordonsvilic. this morning. She was
about sovcnty-six years of age, and
had been in bad health for several
months. Resides Mrs. Niche, Mrs.
Faulconer is survived by three other
daughters, Mrs. Louis Schwcickert, or
Richmond; AIRS. Maggie Staples and
Miss Ethel Faulconer. of Scottsville,
and six sons. John Faulconer. OF Rich :
mond; Claude and George Faulconcr. OF
Atlanta. Ga: Herbert Faulconer. OF
Scottsville; James Faulconer, OF Strath-
more. and c. T. Faulconer. OF this
place. Y
Quoted tomorrow, and her body will be
'interrod in Mnplewood Cemetery. Ia-,3 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21

Lynchburg, for tho petitioner. aud By
Robert u. Yanccy. Lynchburg. for the
respondent.
No. 106I--American Iron and steel
Manufacturing Company, appellant. W..
Scaboard Air Limo Railway and s.
Davies Warncld. x. Lancaster Williams
and l.. g. duncan. receivers of tho
Scaboard Air Liuc Railway. appellee:
appeal from the Circuit Court ct Rich
nond. George Wayne Anderson. Rich
mona, for the appellant, and L. l..
Lewis, Richmond. for the appellee
Court adjourned until this morning
/ 1T 10 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
". II. Cole.

Pulaski. Va, May 20.--W. II. Cole. n
prominent farmer of IHiawassic, Pu-
laski County. died suddenly on Mon
day night. Death followed II stroke of
paralysis. He was = Confederate Vet
Gran. and scvcnty-cight years old. He
was Il; one time superintendent of the
county farm. His widow and these
children survive: Mrs. j. j. Lowman,
j. l.. and s. :. Cole. of this county;
Mrs Fannie Moore, OF Oklahoma; W.
w. Cole, OF Christopher, ILL.,: j. a.
cole, Of birmingham. Ala: II. a. Cole.
OF East Radford. and Grover Cole, of
pantacr, w. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
INTERESTING PROGRAM
FOR FINAL EXERCISES

The program for the commencement
exercises, as prepared by Miss Cum
mings. is particularly Interesting
ono. ana the graduation OF the nrst
nurscs from the institution viii prob
ably be- one of the most attractive COM
mcnccincnts OF the present year. The
fact that Virginia Hospital ha3 been
taken in charge by the city lends to
the occasion an interest which is city
Wide, and It IS expected that a large
audience viii be present TO see the
delivery of the diplomas. Most Of the
city officers. 1t is expected, Will he
,rcvcnt.
Mayor Ainslle las shown much IN
;er"st IN the affairs OF the hospital
ara gladly accepted the invitation to
preside ut the exercises. Tao address
10 tho graduates AS to he made by DR.
: c. Mitchell, president OF the Medical
college OF Virginia. who has also mani
icateG great deal of cnthusiasn in
the affairs OF the institution. DR.
GeorEe BeA johnston will deliver the
diplomas 20 the graduating nurses. and
,hc hospital pins viii he presented
them by Dr. M.lrf.-oi Call.
The award o. VieiIia Hospital pins
is considered an honor by the nurses
Ihe Tins are OF handsome designs in
*"ld sold naG stand for much the
same thug as 50 those delivered 10 the
nur1c. OF tho Johnst- Willis Sanato.
'i"'ii 4'i nurses AT lltir recent COM
mcncement. They are "A certificate OF
character for the nurse and carry with
;hcm the added guarantee that she is
q graduate OF tn" Virginia Hospital, a
certificate in itself
Graduates who will be presented
FIRST diplomas given by the city hos
r.,al are: Misses Annie Lee Woodruff.
@: North Carolina: Elizabeth Wells
Winbornc, OF Virginia. and Katherine
Iediro OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
FIRST COMMENCEMENT
OF VIRGINIA HOSPITAL
Mayer AinsIic VIII Preside at Final
Exercises on Tuesday Night,
May 20.
GENERAL PUBLIC is INVITED
Miss Cummings, Superintendent, Aux
ious to show Wbnt Municipal Insti-
tuition Has Accom-, plishcd.

Mayor George Ainslic is 10 preside
over Tie first commencement exercises
uf the Virginia hospital. lsichmonds
latest municipal ACQUISITION. which VIII
To-: held in :he auditorium Of The John
Marshall High School on Tuesday even,
ing, May 2G. when the first three grad
yates of "a Richmond city hospital will
be presented their diplomas and pins.
l'c enterprise, and the commencement
exercises will be open to all In fact.
Miss s. h. Cummings. superintendent
of the hospital, was emphatic yestcr
day that the Invitation be extended to
the general public, and expressed the
hope that as many Richmond people
rs can crowd into the large auditorium
OF the high school will attend.
wv. ar" very proud of our hospital"
She said, land we wish the people o.:
tn" city to know what wc are doing
and what we arc able to do with the
improved facilities which the Admin
istrotivc Board has placed ut our dis
ppsal. The fact that there are rooms
reserved IN tie hospital for members
OF til" Fire ana Police Departments ana
a room for tho city school teachers
does not mean that they are the only
ones VINO are received here. Not by
any means. This ls a city Institution.
and We IN. particularly Interested In
IL as such. We arc very proud of the
work which VIC are able 20 do NOW, and
~. wish the citizens OF Richmond to
know all about the hospital and its
work and to feel "A personal interest
N II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
I'rlutS Llnlttia.

Winchester. Va. May 20.-Frank
I.amina. scventy-iive years old. ma
of the Civil War battles AZ = member
of the noted company known as the
Louisiana Tigers" is dead at his homo
near New Market Shenandoah County,
where lie had engaged i'll farming since
the close OF the var. Six sons and one
daughter, all OF that section survive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
Killed I'm Ohio,

Especial TO The Times Dispa tom
Winchester. Va, May 2o.--Charlcs t..
Sibcrt. member OF an old Shenandoah
County family, was killed in an cleo
trio car accident near North Baltimore
o., the early part OF the week. and his
remains were inferred yesterday at
Toms Brook. Va. his old homcplace
He was engaged in business IN Wood
County Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
OBITUARY
john j. White.

lSpccial To The Tiincs-DiSp3 tCh.
Fredcricksb urc. Va, May 20-John
j. White. a wcll-known citizen. son OF
home here last evening of double pneu-
monia. after an illness OF only one
wees aged !ifty-six years He was q
who survives him. were the parents of
:wenty-four children. six of whom are
still living. Five brothers and one
sister survive him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
IN MEM0RiAM

FOED.--In sad but loving remembrance
or our dear mother. SARAH CARNE,
FORD, who departed this life one
year ago to-day. May 81. 1918.
Beautiful lives are those that bless
Silent lives OF helpfulness,
Whose hidden fountain few may
guess
Beautiful lives are those that bless.
FAMILY.
GT4AIAN--In memory of our dear
father JAMES w. GILMAN, who died
two years ago to-day, May 81, 1919
Dearest father, you have left us.
Left the homo YOU loved so we'll.
@akut so1so day wo hope to moet you,
And together wo shall dwell.
BY HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
DEATHS

MOSELEY.-Died,a at her late residence.
ITO Baron Avenue, Tuesday after
noon. May TO- 1914. MRS MOLLIE
LYME MOSELEY, widow of Or. u.
the late Or. ebert l.. Lyme and AIary
Edwards Lyme. Mrs. Moscley is sur
vived by two daughters. Misses Lyme
T.. and Fannie - Moscicy. OF this
city, and her brother, Mr.. w. c. Lyme.
of Pittsburgh Pa also the follow
ing stcpchiidren: Miss S. NJ. Nose
ley and W. q. Moscicy, of this city;
Mrs 4. g. Floyd. of Washington, ID.
-, and J. NJ. Mosclcy. of Oklahoma
CITY
the above sIdcncc THIS GThurs
day. AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
pEAY.-Died. Tuesday. May 10. 1919.
NJ io:I5 p. NJ. SARAH y. PEAY.
widow OF James Rosscr peay. Of $50
North Twenty fourth street. In the
scwenty-third, year, of her age.
Crhursdav) AFTERNOON III o'clock
from ST. Johns Episcopal Church. IN
tcrment in lakewood.
GIi.ETT.-pied q, the residence Of
smith. near Charleston s c. Mon
lay might. May Is, COL. TAzEWELL
Ills funeral will take place from
81, James Episcopal Church at 2
o'clock THIS tThursday) AFTER
NOON, May u. Interment private.
MOVER Died, at her residence. ~
North Twentysecond street. May 20.
ut 7:30 y. NJ. MRS. j. NJ. MOYER'
widow Of j. w. Meyer. She leaves
three sons-W. T.. Il. Il. and j. f..
Funeral from residence TO-DAY at
$50 l.. NJ. 1ntcrment Oakwood.
Wythev!llc papers please copy.