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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
HONORS REQUIsITIoN
Governor Rules That kelsey Must Go R.cL
to New York for Trial

To New York for Trial
Detective Sergeant Roddy OF tho d,x,-t.,
aaa,oFhcys 9nice OF New York. will leave To-
gay Win Robert g. Kelsey. alias Michac al
Eavanangh. wanted Ia ths, city FOR grand
;htcehy; Governor Mann having yesterday
nonofed Tcqu!siiion papers for the pr!soner
Kelsey IS under indictment for robbinr PETE
=. Hegeinan, OF New York. OF 1910 and T.,
isio ne Is alleged TO have jumped his hail
pond lie was traced to Richmond and ar
rested several weeks ago
Kelsey fought extradition on the erou,d
mat criminal proceedings had been instI
tuted against him when II should have been
a civil suit. Before Governor Mann H..
Was represented by II. NJ. Smith, Jr. r. W.
tarrinBion. OF Richmond ana c. D. Law
OF BrooklyB. Assistant Distric, Attorn.v
Harry Anderson. OF New York. ana Common .
Wcaiths Attorney M!nitree Folkes of Rich
mono. appeared I'm behalf OF New YorL
state. After argument before the Governor
ne TOOK me matter under ADJUSTMENT and
utter an hours elaboration announced tina,
Kelsey must 20 back for trial
tfy the prisoner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Knilun. Give. Raul

Inc Washington southern Railway Com
bahy yesterday gave bond To the state ;,or-
duration Commission ns result az 80.
VIII 81 error granted In the Telegraph Hnsd
nhFe by The supreme Court ON wednesday,,
me railway gave SloJ bond FOR tho .nnn.i
HHu "" hond FOR the supcrsedcas. with Tho
.Nb'ul' trust Company as security Ina b..h
lahc'S. Ihc writ granted 10y tho 81
premc Court means that no may. ,s,u u
mice toward the elimination q: tho dorccy7
Dus Trade crossing at Telegraph Road i,,s,
been rendered. '"'V" mas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
STREET CARS COLLIDE
Mnn! Passengers Frightened When TIL
Como Tncc ihcr In uraai &c.. u

to'nc ioEcthrr In Broad Street.
ManS passengers were badly frirh..,,d
ahu shaken up. though none was huri We,
,eFday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock wb.-S
We. mes' h15ampton car coll!dei with Richmond
ST. Snu iiehrico car AZ Seventh ana Broad
Inc Northampton chr. which wan ,as,-
p'on'u mao come TO s;ands,ill on the ve.r
80 w seventh street ns had tho other car
"a,.SH Was westbound. on the east side Both
D D,s started at the same time when Trp rfic
II hi.ionn ana Hcnrtco car must have suIi,
she sWiich leading from Broad street INTO
9cHenth. ior a. good speed IL rounded ina
eurEe ana was directly In the path Of H.,
0tner car The collision was una void S,,
witnesses said
Lhe Wesihampton car crashed into m,
oiSner win considerable force The front
WIN inc impact glas. new In ali direc,ions
iEaH!c was delayed Tor few minutes anJ
" crowd gathered 20 view the danare
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
MUST SERVE TERM
Welsh, Alias Morton, who Assaulted Marks,
Denied New Trinl.

Judge y. G. Richardson. OF the Hastings
Court. yesterday overruled the motion for
trial for David Welsh. alias w. j.
Morton. convicted on January 10 OF assault
ing and robbing Adolph Marks. and sem
fenced him TO serve the term OF five years
In the penitentiary. which the jury had i'm
posed.
There had been some question as to
Welsh's mental responsibility. Welsh himself
claiming that he WAS at times irresponsible.
But Judge Richardson decided that II II
were ever proved conclusively that Welsh
was irrational IL would not he difficult for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
CRENSHAW ELECTED
Council In Joint Session Names hin, I-n,nt
mnuslN iur Oily IN - .

mously for City Auditor
A. nc Joint session OF the City Council
iast night George = Crenshaw who has
peen acting In that position ever since ed
ware j. warren was incapacitated w:ts
unanimously elected city Auditor for the
Term beginning January / and continuing
10 Juiy 1911. after which the position viii
II period OF two years
MI crehshaw's name was placed In nom
'n"tlon 10y Barton II, Grundy, chairman of
the Finance Committee who said that M
nominees ability spoke louder than any
Cmlau; moved that the nominations he
closed, and Ar. C-enshaw was elected unani-
mously. He VIII resign from the position OF
Lity Accountant, and the vacancy Will he
allied by election by the Finance COMMITTEES,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
YOUTH SENT TO JAIL

convicted Of Obtaining Money by False
Pr-,cnsc From Clcrrymrn
Robert Miller. the young man accused M
deirandin6 several Sersymen of small su,ns
niteen days In Jail by Police Justice Cru,ch
teId The specific charge against him was
OF obtaining Vie from Rev j r. johnson
Other eases against him were no, nrosec,,;cd
MIXERS method OF operation was 10 tell the
Ill In Fredericksburg and INA, he ala 10,
nave sufficient funds to pay his transports
+. A. Stewart a salesman. wns co,,tc,.,
OF DeinS disorderly and cursinE while q bon ri
q Gay street car and refusing TO pay his
rare. lie WAS fined SO and costs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

G. Smith. manager OF the Virginia Bak-
Ing Company Incl, OF 200 South Eleventh
g. p. Smith and Bryant on the charge of
violating the child labor law by employing
n CIR! under the age OF fourteen years A
warrant Tor his arrest sworn out by
j. r. Clinedinst. agent OF the State Com
missioner OF Labor. Smith was at once
bailcd for his appearance to-day in Police
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Christian science Lecture To-Nigh,

BickneeI YOUNG. G. :. r., member OF Tho
board Of lectureship or the mother church,
the First church OF Christ Scientist. Boston.
will speak on Christian Science at tha
Academy OF Music Tonight He Is ono OF tho
foremost speakers on Christian Science sub
1ccts. and II is expected that n large au-
night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Supreme Court procccd,nv.

No. 5i-The Furst- Kerber Cut Stone Com
many W. Wells et ais. Argued by w n
burroughs for appellant and by j. D. Hank
for appellees,. and submitted.
No. 5S-Passcd TO March term.
No. bs-Norfolk County Water Company W.
Wood ct al. Partly argued and continued
until to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Condition Moi s.,,o,,.

me condition OF William vs:cen n,n.-
Seat,HII son OF shelton Walden OF ia
noFth Rowland Street who was run down
oy an automobile truck OF the pichm ond
6roGery Co yesterday at Grove Avrnu. and
itcolnhon street while he ,ras r:;:ng a bicv-
cl.' was last night said no, to be scr;ous
A. 81 Luke's Hospital wher. lie was ;at.,
oy ), Mostly West In an automobile. no Vas
reported TO be resting comfortably
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
STEVENS OPPOSES
RAIL WAY BILLS
Says Law to Limit Freight Trains
to Fifty Cars Will Seriously
Iniure Company.

President George w. Stevens, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, has sent
out II letter addressed to employees. call
ing attention to bills now before the
General Assembly, which. he states.
will seriously affect the operation of
trains. One measure limits the size
of freight trains to fifty cars. and the
other is known as the extra crew bill
In his letter President Stevens says
that IL the former bill is passed his
road would be compelled to withdraw
from Underwater coal traffic The letter
follows:
at is assumed that the men en-
ployed in the train service of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
do not appreciate the disaster that will
ensue If the bill now before the House
of Delegates of Virginia limiting the
size of freight trains to fifty cars is
passed. 1t Is well known that, IL a
wcstbound train Is limited to fifty
empty cars. an eastbound train cannot
be given to exceed forty loaded cars,
if the power is equallzed. The bill.
if passed. means that the railway COM
pany would, In my opinion, be COM
PEELED to withdraw from the Underwater
coal traffic. as it could only be con-
Quoted at n loss
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
hauls Underwater coal n greater distance
IMAM ltS competitors nj the NOTtn, anu
must, in order to provide its shippers
with an Eastern market, make q rate
that pays but 3 mills per ton per
mile: or, in other words must haul
ton of coal three and one-third miles
10 earn cent; or. stating 1t In another
way. ton of coal must be hauled ten
miles to earn cent net revenue. Out
of tlEls net revenue must be provided
Il sufficient sum to pay the interest on
funded debt, taxes increasing yearly,
and a meagre dividend to stockholders.
1t is reasonable 10 assume that any
further reduction I'm the rate or in
crease In the cost of performing the
service will result In the loss OF the
traffic. Naturally, this will he followed
by reduction in the number of men
employed in the train service In VIZ
Ginia. estimated at not less than so
per cent
This also applies in a measure to
the extra crew bill The railway conf
pany and it's employees in the train ser
vice should be equally interested in
preventing the passage OF these bills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30
Building Permits.

Building anu repair permits were issued
from tho office OF the Building Inspector
yesterday follows:
h. G. Burnett to erect detached two
story frame dwelling ut 1881 Blair Street.
TO cost 81. 900.
w. h. Bowles. to erect one-story brick
shop In the rear OF 317 West Cary street, to
cost $3.50.
w H. Jenks to erect one-story brick
garage I'm the OF 23.9 West Grace
Street, to cost $500.
Rosa Furilo to erect one-sto-y brick
store at l2l2ia West Cary Street to cost 81. 500.
Wilmer Vincent & Wells. to repair brick
theatre at the northwest corner OF Eighth
and Broad streets, to cost 3i.o"o
Virginia Trust Company. to repair brick
stable at Az North Fifth street, to cos.
Si,2si.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

City Circuit Court Meets.
The city Circuit Court will meet on Mon.
DAY, and the docket Will be set on Tuesday
mere are many cases for tho next term
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-30

Marriage License.
a marriage license was issued yesterday in
tn. Hastings Court to Maksin Pucukswiczt
and Annu Adzericha.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw. Ill, May IL. 1914

we'll Saturday. the lower ten fee'
y AgoasycoEbss b. The action OF tht
wafer The well VIII be cleaned and
y. inch pipe viii be sunk which
VIII secure pure aIssian water and L
VIII come Sith greater force EnouEs
water VIII then be secured for street
4 sn-sakl.ng, for the horse trough and
for the bottle. jug and bucket brigade
7axs have heretofore been benefited
BY 1ae water
Blair Schrsnm. son OF the sUperia-
-saSe1t OF the button factory IS rsry
III with 5ipatheaa at Milwaukee. Wis
there he is attending 81 Johns mil
sa-y school
At the Missionary meeting In tae
Presbyterian church Wedn asday even-
ing. Dr. Ralph 7. Edwards Of Warsaw
1rs AZ interesting account Of ais eI-
ge1saees in Siam. where he had .
position under the former King Chllu-
loasso-n, recently deceased
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Crane and Tite
we're recent visitors to the family o;
Charles Crane
a 6ne cement walk Is being laid On
the east side of Sixth street from
Main 10 Webster streets r~o hlocEs-
OF GIs uI mere VIII TO
crossslags
Geo Sc1Aancs Is AGAIN curing ss2n
u he L Z S1arp eisfafor on me
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The Wz-saE PUBIC laofsE Eaa o.
c4tssso for Two weeks -o- ne anaasi
E1Ssl-o-T.
Mrs z G. Pu@aI o. Houston
Texas. Is visiting her soa Mr. " Pow-
ell and family
Tra sfese1h annual commencement
n ,ls ws hi-a sc.ool Is Al
rounced sc- TalrS5sy- May =, AT
Kuss's opera dols-D-salaaod- I~o
o. the srsE class grzoEatss ara sSll
-GsGsats Of Warss~. Mss Helen A
Fuller and Mrs " 5 GroTe-- l.s
tollo-lg = the class Of 1914
Hazel AEy Crul- Lara Ware s-T-
Lsc1oE Ge-rrv5s Walker. Mere
Frederick ED1a- IsEs EcEIrl
Jo1lsc1- W5ah-- E-m g0alsc-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

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dress II sas qzalEc mems zassizls a.
-as Evangelical aa1 Sunday AsF IL
Hsaa be Are al ls1 created
eqnzl by Grd--
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nj ha- home N laEs SaGy, Ias sn1dFsl
5sa1a Of hs- aav1azr- TIE aszs DE-
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e:a1ss
FIRE straw berries hare made t1sar
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hare dealt lightly wiki him anc he
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T1s EgYs- works, engine and e'osAs-
whGa hare been rslovs5 t-oZ the Ole
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shells. These tanks VIII take the
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
Rock Island Probe Com

WASHINGTON, D. C. Nay If
That the investigation into tts loot
ing OF the New Haven road. which IS
noE being investigated By the inter
state commerce commission and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
Exclaimed

- GE"- r-Is-sz-d Smith He eaye
--xs arr sT.-lly DIN n bis business
EI Fss - Lzs rat bought q new au-
to-r1s We'll EcG see, sharpening
ETss :. IL p-ossEaol7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

L4E o le-ts-s remaining in the
E1=sksE postoGas, uucalied for. for
weak e-tE-g May Is, 1914
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-17

Fine wall Papers In the Stock
Reducing Sale
All patterns. many of which this springs de
signs are offered at the lowest prices of the
10000 Rolls Reduced n, 10000 Rolls Reduced ID.
10000 Rolls Reduced u
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16
N W0mack.
D nber 90, f9l

Pastor NJ. E. Church. South
 IIartf0ld Afk.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16
LIBERTY

w C Davis eyes are no better Ed Smith #is= erecting d HeW barn
 Mr Hayden had a horse to die last week
 J. D. Brown made business trip 10 Rogers last Friday
 Taylor Stone was away part of last week on hunting trip.
 A new residence is being erected on the Robert Allen place
 Thomas Worthy, IF. is hauling lumber for a neW residence.
 Quite number attended =the sing ing at Hebron Sunday night.
 Tom Yierey came home sick from F't smith last Friday night Grandmother Davis returned to her home in Rogers last Thursday.
 Mr. and Mrs Will Davis. IT. spent Sunday with Mf. and Mrs, John R smith
 Water Qufnton and Miss Earl Pigman attended singing at Cave Springs Sunday afternoon
 Misses Fife. Gussie and Tres a Hatch and Ruth Hamilton ar a. tending writing school at Be1IYieW
 Mr Pings house eaneht. on tire Saturday evening but with the heh of the n=iRhborz the file va pitt 
 AIr and Mfs. Ed CoHsffls=of Rhea have been visiting With Affs col vilIe's fathr and mother. Nf au6 Mrs. Joe Giddens
 Miss Emma Poinlexftr return { home Saturday from Wager where
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16

that lie was unfortunately made the brunt of the fight, since he. with characters =vigof. assumed the leadership of the opposition in which was, in hIs sight. a rebellion against cons ituted authority But eandidly. few men in the same po- sition would have acted differently The X-Ray, the publication that caused the expulsion of thirty-siX udents, which resulted in a gener- al strike, came a. a revolt against the RULINGS OF CERTAIN CON- MIFTEES IN THE FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY. Before tie strike Judge Tillman was well ZHk- ed by the student body and after that he held the esteem Of many and the respect of all.
 1Ady.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16
STRING. [ RE IA.

The sau is shining bright .oday. Bessie and Bulah Bradley enter ed school at Rogers Monday MrslJoha Eversole has been quite sick butts improving at this writing. Rev Johnson failed to fill his ap- pointmeHt at this pia=e Saturday and Sunday
 AIaie Howell visited with Gladys Cen1ef at sprRgdale Thursday night Of last week.
 Mrs King invited in several Of the ladies one day Iast week and had quilting
 There wa inziHe at this plaae sunday afternoon which vas attend ed by d large crowd.
 Mrs. Riekett Of Il ar Rogers 1ts- tied with John Barron and fami ' Saturday and Sun ay
 Earl and carl Atkfson# made bus mess trip to Fayetteville Friday of last week and spent tie night with their cousin. w. L. Woodruff
 Mr and Mrs. Ell Fausett and youngest children Of Oakland vi5it- ed with Mrs FaHsetts parents. Mr. and Mrs Mathews Saturday night and Sunday,
 F3J
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16

trouble The family were opposed to an operation to make sure of conditions al the time, so any lat CT development will have to be wait ed for with as much care as can be given Ne al arnestly hope it will be we'll with the young sufferer. Boys who have no serious inten- tions often play in such rough manner that We an but wonder that more serious injury does not result We are informed that he Bloyd boy who threw the stone in this case has gone 10 his playmate and eX- pressed his regrets for what he has done and would glad do what he can to help the wounded boy.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16
Rheumatic Pains.

Every last one of them leaves. The bHf ing Is gone almost the in- staa6 Hunts Lightning Oil is used The aching stops Q quickly it is surprising. Hunts Efghntug Oil is espe fallY compounded 10 relieve pain For neuralgia and headaches it is boon to humanity For cuts, burns and brmse iEaezs as heal= ins oil, soothing tHe Huring parts and preventing soreness Nothing better for chiLblains. AT drugs isfs in 25c and soc bottles
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16

Respee tfAlly.
 k. F Womag k, II al of Dept of History Ark State Normal School
 Conway. Arkansas.
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16

W. (. Davis eyes are no better
 Ed Smith is= erecting neW barn Mr Hayden had a horse to die
The Springdale news., 1914-01-16

ing youth was encouraged to stay ill school, and to supply him with such work and financial remuneration as it was in his power to give In the distribution Of the students lab or fund he was unaHestionably fair and did much to make the Univers- ity the poor mans school
 As an executive. he was strong, alert, tactful and thoroughly dem oefatic in his administration of the affairs of the states greatest in- stitution He did his work system atieally and with great energy. He studied carefully the needs of the students and of the University. and applied himself diligently and faithfully to the discharge of has duties.
 It gives me great pleasure 10 state that during the years Judge Ti1lman was President Of the tnf- Yefsity there was a spirit of growth an1 advancement that was unpafa #lial#d in the history of the Univefs- ity His personality was felt in ey- cry phase of the University life, and his impress was left upon all it's in- stitatioHs. He was pfe-emineHtly successful a. a disciplinalian and as an executive of an institution of the hiyhes learning.
 B. A spfad in,
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she has been visiting with her sis ter, Mrs. Nelson GheHoWit} Messrs. Neil Sawrey and Tom Nieh ols. Misses Nola and Emma Poiudex- ter. Esfa and Roxie smith spent Sunday afternoon wtta Hiss Miss Eula Moneyhun
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What They Say
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Dolson-RenBee IusQrran . Agency
 Springdaie, Ark.
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 wish to [ ank you for the prompt settlement of my los by fire which was insured with you people can sag that you eer- tainy know your bu siness and take care of your GUS omefs My loss was a hard blow to ne but the prompt settlement Of same and your lair dealings in the matter enabled me 10 rebuild and feplenish my feed, (. certainly want to re- ommeHd you to the insuring public and to say that any Ole wanting insurance should take same with your people.
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To Whom It May Concern
 Judge J. N Tillman, Of Faxette- vile, Ark, was President Of the State University wine l was stud ent there. finished the L. l. and the B A=eourses while =he vas president Was one of the poor students who worked his way through while taking the eoafze. President Tillman was uniformly