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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-08
ANOTHER HooKwoRM EXPERT

DR.. G. B. Adams. of New Orleans,
one of the most expert men in the
United States relative to the hook
worm, arrived here Saturday to join
DR.. ]. A Jacocks. who has been
here for several weeks investigating
the hookworm disease in this coun-
ty.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-08
TOOK PE-RU-NA
Was Able to Sleep and Eat.
Again

Mrs. Mueller
says: Il keen
Peruna In the
house constant
". When 1 am
not feeling well
I take q few
doses. It always
restores"
Mrs. Mueller's
story OF her ex-
perienco with
Perunn fully ex-
plains why she
always keeps
Peruna on hand.
A few years ago
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-08
s1OO A wEEK FOR pRowN.

Achille Man Left Handsome Legacy
by Rich Man Whom he Befriend-
ed Years ago.-Gets 500 a Week
for Lifetime.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-08

For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
he Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
iRovE's TASTRLRss chill TONIC. drives out
ialaria and builds MP the system. A true tonic
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-08
No. $50

This is prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHlLLS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case. and
'if taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. IL acts on the liver better than
Calomel and does not eripe or sicken. 25c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
ADELE" REPEATS
EARLIER SUCCESS

Adele" the same happy, tunefu!
of comedy and melody
that delighted Richmond theatersoers
last season, WAS presented at the
Academy last right before a gather
ing much smaller than 1t deserved.
The company brought here for the
return engagement. which opened last
NIGHT and which plays at matinee
today. and again tonight, is practically
the same as that which played last
season, and the success scored then
was repeated.
The voices OF those who sang AZ
Principals and those of the chorus are
of quality that pleases not only
during the sounding of the music
but when what has been heard be
comes d memory Tho Hitting "Adele.s
which runs through the piece fingers
and the close Of the entertainment
lnds !ts hearers leaving the theatcr
feeling satisfied with themselves at
having made the operetta their choice
OF amusements for the evening.
Carolyn Thompson IN the title role.
Adele" repeated her triumph Of las,
season. as did John Park his. In his
"BAron Charles de Chantilly." Mac
Phelps and Stephen W. Stott as
"Myrianne, and Robert FrieNur." re-
spectively, were able In their roles and
their work did much 10 carry the story
into action The Jacques" Of Ralph
Marin and "Babiole' Of I.ott:e VIM
cent were admirable.
The comedy rested almost entirely.
upon the Henri Parmaceau" If Felix
Haney ana the alfred Friebur" 81
Jules Epailly. No more could have
been. asked OF them than they gave.
and the laughter that naturally rip
pied to the surface at each interval
between the. song or the more nearly
sorious dialogue necessary to sustain
the piot. ShinAie0 with the Applause
1tysa 1hs saa \ ,'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
French Censor Wakes
Even Move Rigorous As
Events Draw Near Paris

not consent to peace unfit they have
at least crippled her, end, therefore,
Germany intends to throw upon
France, fsnslend and Russia full re-
spanslhility before the world for the
continuance of the conflict. IT would
not be SURPRISING here II the kaiser
and his diplomats would seek to draw
from preeidcnt Wilson renewal OF
the mediation offer In more specific
terms. IL only for the purpose of fore
ing the allies into position which
might embarrass them In giving q re-
ply. II liz known that these diplo-
matice naneuvers on the part OF
Germany have been the subject of dis
cussion by The british foreiEn ofIice,
In fact there IL reason to believe that
Sir Edward Grey has taken means to
inform the Unite States In an In
formal manner what Great pritafn's
views arc in regard TO ppece. II is
Understood that he insists that when
peace comes it must be of a durable
character sad that first OF all Belgium
must be reoompeDsed by Germany Tor
every cent o? her losses caused by the
violation OF her neutrality
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
POULTRY SHOW IS
GREATER THAN EVER
SUIT. RIDDICk PROMISES SPLEEN
:,
DID DISPLAY OF FOWLS FROM
VIRGINIA AND ELSEWHERE.

Persons who have not secured a
copy of the premium list and hand
book of the State fair should do 80
at once This book Is filed with IN
teresting reading matter, ana gives
every detail in connection with the
Forthcoming fair, which, as everything
Indicates will prove to be the greatest
ever held by the association. Ana
this is seying much. as 1t Is well
known tne State fair In one or inc
best and most educational Of any
similar exposition in the East-or In
the West so far as that is concerned.
Manager Warwick takes pleasure IN
presenting the hand Book. and states
that he will send 1t to any one whose
address Is furnished him.
Chairman j. r. Anderson. OF the
board of directors, said last night that
The free amusement features this year
would exceed in quality and quantity
any yet given. A number or Euro.
pean acts VIII be presented, some or
them having to get away from the
continent Just before hostilities began
between the great powers. Russian
and German performers will comipgle,
were not now In the throes OF war.
The poultry exhibits promise to be
better and more diversified than here
tofore Superiutendent c. r. Rlddtck
announces that he has received more
entries for the various classes than
ever before, and that tho lists VIII
close on September 18th. Numerous
special prizes ane offered in this de-
partment.
Entries for the cattle, sheep ana
horse departments will, also, close on
this aate.--Septem 18th.
Manager Abram Warwick promises
a finer class of racers than upon
nrevfous occasions, ana points to the
entries already IN IS veritlcation OF
his claim. 49,
Those who are interested in the
state fair as one OF the. States great
est institutions arc urged by the as
sociation TO send for the premium list
and hand book.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
TWO ARE HURT WHEN
GAS POCKET EXP[0DES
MRS. MALCOLM PEATROSs RE.
CEIvEs SEVERE BURNS.
Apour HER FACE.

Mrs Malcolm Poatross, of 1905
r,,ova avanpe and Robert Hamilton.
-. - ~, 90 aona-t-
connecDeu WIN 'ne Iy h,rr.a aho,,t
nnent' were oo.I p. 80. noc,r a. ..
noon yesssIuay w. -. -a Is - tho
Wnlcn hsad 1orineu Al 49, NO :
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oponeu " ~, ~ '
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As t1Ia uoor 70 TUG s'ose ST. ~ tha
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eh.ianee " Zig LIZ o.e go, "a rurs.
speo'o. .io s''a M 49, 80 swent
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10 .e' ,,.l sha ,ar,a
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
GERMANS PROCLAIM
MAUBEUGE VICTORY

Washington, sept. e.--The an
nonnccment of the German victory at
Maubcuge and the surrender of that
important fortified French town was
conveyed To the German embassy here
today I'm the following radiogram:
general headquarters report that
Maubeuge has fallen. 400 guns, four
generals and 10000 prisoners cap
tured"
A radiogram from Berlin 10 the
German embassy here explains. i'm ad-
dition To other matters, The situation
with regard to the relations of Spain
toward the warning nations. II said:
's1hc Spanish ambassador at Ber-
lin strongly deoies the rumorss of
SPANS unfriendly attitude against
Germany and Austria. All the
Spanish party leaders are for a
strictly ieutraI position on the Part
Of their government"
In another dispatch there was this
reference to Maubeuge;
"AII German papers emphasize the
importance of the capture OF Mnu-
beuge."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
K|NCA|O ARRESTED
ON FORGERY CHARGE

James NJ. Kincaid. machinisI OF
esls East Broad street, was p4aoeo
under arrest IN Miller q RhoAos de-
partmeut store yesterday afternoon. oy
Detective Sergeant Kellam on the
charge Of forgery. kincald, accord-
Ing TO the police. was trying TO Cash
for gcd check for $40 when arrested
The manager of tho store. becoming
suspicious when Kincaid presented .
check to which the narno OF a trained
nurse at Westbrook Sanafarfum h0a
been signed, teIephonsd police head
quarters asking that plain clothes
man be sent at once to the store
When Detective Sergeant KeiiaIn ar
rived he recognized Kincaid K!noaid
maintained that the check was GIL
right and that the nurse. Miss Leie
Sims had given 1t to him. Keliarn
sent AN errand boy 70 the bank upon
which the check was drawn for D
copy OF Hiss Sims signature
When this was shown him. Kincaid
acknowledged the check q forgery. A
warrant was then sworn out char1-
ing him with forgery and ne WAS
lodged In the First precinct station. a.
1t was afterwards learned that Kim
caid had some time ago been sent ouS
to Westbrook Sanatarium TOR treat
mest by his family. While q patient
there he learned that Mas Slime ran a
bank account.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
REGULATIONS MADE
FOR NAVAL STATION
LIEUTENANT r. X. GYGAZ is
PLACED IN CHARGE by THE
PRESIDENT.

Washington, Sept 9.-Reguiations
governing tho use OF the Tuckerton.
n. j.. government controlled wireless
station were promulgated by the
navy department today. The station
becomes q naval station through the
executive order of President Wilson.
Lieutenant r. X. Gygax. y. S. NJ, will
be the senior officer In charge Of the
station. The navy department +rogu-
Iatfons az Expressed IN fert6r 10
Lieueerant Gygax says: mo messages
in cipher or code shall be transmitted
or received for delivery unless the
United States official censors are
furnished with a key to such mes
cages. No messages in foreign
languages or m ineligible terms shall
be Transmitted or received for de-
livery unless the United States official
censors are supplied with TRANSACTIONS
of such messages in the English
language and the officials censors are
satisfied OF the bona flde OF the trans
lation."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
MAKES APPEAL
FOR PARDON Of
S|ONA EDWARDS

Mrs. Alberta Edwards. OF Htllsville,
Va. mother ct Sidna and Wesley Ed :
wards members Of the Allen gang
which shot up the Hillsvtlle Court
house. and sister of Floyd Alien,
yesterday appeared at the governors
office and rquested n pardon for her
son, Sidna Edwards now serving If
teen years Tor murder.
Mrs. Edwards was accompanied by
her ten-year-od son. Disappointed
when she learned that the governor
was not in Richmond che calmly an
nounced that she would await his re.
turn. she told Secretary Forward that
she would not ask for Wesleys par
don at this time, but that she needed
Eidna TO help support her and her
ten-yeer old son. Wesley Edwar6st Is
serving g twenty seven year term.
A sad feature Of the affair Ia that
E,dpa has recently Developer tuber.
CT hosts. and has been sent out to the
State farm from the penitentiary. Mrs.
Edwards gave a sad little story of her
life. since both Of Der sons were cor
victed Of murder. She said that the
little farm, and home at the foot OF
the Blue Ridge lad been sold to AS
sist her In supporting her young son.
She told Secretary Forward that II
'SidnA was pardoned she would make
her home In the eastern part of the
State. where she hoped he would Sc
cure a psition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
JAPANESE VISITS
STATE DEPARTMENT
BARON CHINDA CONFERS WITH
SECRETARY BRYAN WITH
REFERENCE To PROTEST.

Washington, Sept. s.--Baren Chinda
the japanese ambassador. called at
the state deg artment today TO confer
with Secre tary Bryan relative TO the
recent protest of his government
against the Incarceration of sixty
Japanese subjects IN tsuru1suy Tns
protest was registered several days
ago and Am hassador Gerard at Ber-
lin asked to look out for The japanese
Mr. Bryan told Baron Chinda that
he would cable tonight at Berlin for
Information as TO Ambassador Ger
ards success in his efforts TO obtain
the release Of the imprisoned men.
The japanese government has in
sisted that despite the fact that the
German population OF Japan Is far
greater than the japanese population
81 Germany. permanent or ira nsient
no imprisonments have taken place
within the Japanese empire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
PETERSBURG
ALDERMEN HOLD
REGULAR MEETING

Petersburg. Va. Sept. 9.-~The regu-
lar monthly meeting OF the board Of
aldermen was held In the council
chamber last evening and the regular
routine bueinsss was transacted, in
cluding the receipt Of reports from
the various officers and making the
appropriation to the various Depart
r.ents.
The matter of bonds for the erec-
ton of school buildings for colored
pupils was deferred.
The board concurred in the APP
preparation OF $500 for road improve
ment in Dinwlddie county and In
granting the Western Union Tele-
graph company ninety days extension
Of time ia which TO put its wires under
ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
PLEASURE AUTOS
AND GOLF BALLS
URGED FOR TAXES

Washington. Sept. sfA tax on
automobiles used for pleasure and on
golf balls Ia proposed in letter writ
ten to tfte ways and means COMMITTEES
by Represe NATIVE Oglesby. OF Newl
York Mr.. Oglesby drives an auto
mobile for pleasure and golf bail for
exercise Nevertheless he IS willing
to offer himself up as q sacrifice ana
believes the devotees OF these two
sports should he taxed IN the emery
ency revenue bill that Is now being
drafted IN congress
Mr. Oelesby would exempt com
mercial motors frcm taxation for tho
reason that such a levy, he ARCHES,
would fall on the consumers through
re arriittrrrr.ti
Transportation. According to estt-
mates ntade by Oglesby. a taa of enc
dollar a horsepower on automobiles
would Yield s55.06t.aee , year He
does not urge that q "av of mat
amount be levied. but merely suggests
it for the consideration OF the COM
mlttee Mr.. Oglesby estimates that
anywhere from 81 0oo, 900 70 $4,000
900 year could be raised from tax
on golf balls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
FEDERAL AID FOR
COPPER INDUSTRY

Washington, Sepn 9.--Federal aid
for the copper industry. which is said
to have been badly hit by the war.
IN proposed in a resolution introduced
In the house today by Representative
Mcdonald. OF Michigan, q Progressive.
The resolution directs the secretarys,f
the treasury 10 purchase not to ex-
coed 15.ooe.o 900 pounds OF copper BAL
Hon from smelling works located In
the United statsA The act n limited to
a period OF SIX months. II Is provided
that in making purchases the Price
shall not exceed the average price Of
copper bullion in New YorR for the six
months beginning January. 1914. and
ended In June. Mr. Mcdonald lex
plains that the depression in the cop
per industry caused by the war is
pronounced and that the government
should mako purchases as propo sed to
bridge over the present emergency.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
STILL TALK Of
LYNCHMG NEGRO

Although somewhat allayed by tho
promises Of Commonw oalths Attorney
George r. Shaw. of Hanover county,
that Russell Elicit, the negro who at
tempted to crirlinaily Assault Violet
Wright the eight-year -old daughter
OF Ryland Wright a telegraph opera
tor at boswell. while alone in the
home of Ter parents. would get swift
sure Justice. much excitement stti1 ex-
lists In the village OF boswell. and
threats OF summary Justice are stfIl
being made.
Awakened 10 the seriousness Of the
situation which confronts tnsm, coun-
ty officers are still maintaining dou-
BILE guard around the county Jail.
During tIlr dBy, yesterday squads OF
citizens gathered around the Jail DIS
cussing the crime. Everywhere tha
opinion prevailed that It was one of
the worst ever perpetrated in the coun-
~.
Little Miss Wright is recovering
from the shock and treatment which
che received at the hands OF the ne
gro. and yesterday related the details
OF the crime.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
unknown MAN WILL
NOT TELL HIS NAME

Eteadfastly refusing TO give his name
or his reason for attempting to COM
NIT euic1de. tho unknown man who
tried to erd HIS life In restaurant
on Enst Main street Tuesday nfter-
noon By taking strychnine, lis in a
much improved condition at the Viz
ginaa hospital to which institution he
was rushed in the city ambulance
Whether the name DuBoiA which
he mentioned while in a semi-con-
scious condition. ts his own or not he
refuses to tell A medical grip which
he carried with him has led physi-
clans TO believe that no Is either a.
surgeon or medical student.
The patient declared that he swal-
lowed one and one-quarter grains OF
strychnine. although this Is doubted
by physicians attending him. Or.
Whitehead IL OF tho opinion that such
a large quantity OF the poison would
have proven fatal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
WILT CUT down
WATERWAYS BILL

Washington. Sept. 9.-Senate lead
ers are trying to agree on q plan for
cutting down the aggregate Of the ap-
preparations carried by the river and
harbor bill, in order GO get the
measure through, The chief Of enSi-
neers OF the army has been asked to
report to congress just how much the
appropriations may be cut in order
to keep up the work on the projects
OF engineers. In view Of the fact
that only eight months Of the fiscal
year VIII remain after the bill has
passed. The estimates submitted
upon which the appropriations were
made were based on full year OF work.
In this way tho friends OF tho bill
hope to be able TO make such pro-
visions for economy that the OPPOSE
ton to the bill will cease.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
PATRIOTIC SONS
ELECT OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of Virginia
camp. Patriotic Sons of America AT
Murphys hotel yesterday, officers were
elected for the coming year and Pc
tersburg was selected as the next
meeting place The officers are: State
president. j. X. Chatters. OF STAFFORD
vice president, J. F. Ktrkpat-
rick, of Culpeper county; master or
forms. e E. ADAMS, OF Chincoteague:
secretary. r w. Alexander, OF oaM
Grove. treasurer. ]. Fl. Drummer, Of
Falls Church; conductor, f, q. Moore.
of stafford county; inspector. F. 8. Ash
more, OF Orange county; guard, E. II.
Mays. OF Fairview Heights, assistant
eecretary. Chester Tunsiow. of Fall
mouth; chaplain. p. L. Allison. OF Spot
sylvania county: trustees. A. l..
Groves, of Leland: e H. Mays, OF
Fairvtew Heights, and n. T. Gordon,
OF Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
RENEW CHARGES Of
BRITISH USING
OUM-OUM BULLETS

Washington, Sept. o.-LAte today
the German embassy received dis
patch quoting the Frankfurter Ztitung
with regard to the allegations that
British and French troops have been
using the dunn dunn LuilGts. Tho fol-
lowing is the text Of the dispatch:
s'The FrRnkfurter Zeitung reports
that German officers, while IOuvain
was burning. brought pictures from
the cathedral to the town hall for pro-
lection.
I'm Aix-Ia- Cha1cIle, five American
reporters are detained who had fol-
lowed the German army through Bel
GUM secretly under great difficulties.
They arc all indignant at Belgian lies
and praise humane conduct OF Ger
man troops.
: ''YeStcrtiay ut the foreign ofilce In
Berlin, tium-dnm bullets In original
packages, ansong them parcels with
English stamps. were shown to thirty
OF the Journalists. Pointed copper pro-
jcctiles for Lebcl rifle points. deeply
nickcd on either sldo 80 as to break
upon impact. Package of steel man
teled bullets Of later model, still in
original package, had noses cut
souarcly tSff, holes az Ave naflimcters
diameter, drilled perpcndiCulariy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
MEETING ON OLD
FORD HOTEL LOT

Rev. J. NJ, Lowland. pastor OF Lau-
rel-Street Methodist church. will ad-
dress meeting on the old Ford hotel
lot on Friday night on the subject Of
THE Need of Prohibition at Home and
Abroad" This interesting speaker has
lust returned from the Holy Land and.
will tell OF his experiences abroad dur
ing the course of hls lecture.
Rev e J. Richardson, field secretary
OF the Anti-Saloon league. will draw a
number of cartoons illustrating the
evil OF the, liquor trafflc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
CHANGES. ARE MADE
At HEADQUARTERS
POLICE COMMISSIONERS HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING IEsTER-
DAY ArTERN0oN--FRA
RESOLUTION.

seysrpi important changes were
made in the plans for the future con
duct Of police headquarters at meet
ing Of the board OF police commas.
sioners yesterday afternoon. one %
the most important changes 10 thas De-
tectivssN Smith and Bryan nave peen
detached from headquarters DUTY eno
assigned TO plain clothes work AT tne
two stations Bryan will so TO the
Second precinct and Smith 20 inc FIRST
Thu change brought about on &C.
count Of the swamped conoition at
detective headquarters.
It Is the idea of the board tnat small
robbery reports should be- handled AZ
the station from which X Is reported.
thus relieving headquarters OF mucn
OF this work Detectives smith and
Bryan will take care or these re-
ports at the two precincts. The Soutn
Richmond precinct is not anected oy
the change.
virgtnius Pendleton and Robert GID
son were both elected to the police
force, and assigned to WORK In the
First precinct.
The board adopted resolution
which will Re presented TO the conn-
ell at the merit meeting of that BODY
requesting that an ordinance be passed
prohibiting automobile drivers from
leaving their cars standing for great
lengths Of time on important thorough
fares,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
RECEIVES DAMAGE
FOR LOSS Of ARM

Claude l.. Profit, former nreman
and who lost AN arm In the service of
that road while trying TO couple cars
In July 9, 1872. at Gladstone. Va. Will
receive sil. 900 damages for the loss OF
his arm.
The appellate court In reaching the
conclusion in which the $1,000 DAM.
ages were awarded said: This court
is convince that the cars were +negit-
gently and carelessly pushed or kicked
together at an unusual and higher
rate OF speed than is customary In
such cascs."
The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals has now affirmed the decision
Of the lower court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
O[MEhTED PERSON
HELD FOR ASSAULT
upon DURHAM LADY

Especial TO The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-. 49,, -
'sens ~. y, sept. -" me N
a crazy condition. r. L. Carr, head
salesman for the Virginia Carolina
Chemical comnanv naaa nm attack
go, ~. ..-,-.. ,r
lnent young lady. He Is brother OF
the late l.. A. Carr, formerly vice.
president. az tho comnapv
Tho act oco,,r~aa., T., ~ Nose ,or
ieu Al lug inoSt oo
gesteo part OF business district. Men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-10
GOV. HANLY At
CITY AUDITORIUM

In the CITY auditorium Monday
night September IA. there will be-
held the first Of series OF great mass
meetings in the interest OF Statewide
prohibition. The speaker OF the oc-
casion Will be en.Governor ). Frank
Hanly. OF Indiana one 6f tho greatest
speakers In the United States and
recognized az one OF the abicet lcctur-
ers on the public platform In this
country
j. Frank Hanly was the great pro-
hioition governor Of Indiana and is
known over the entire country. Since
relrinS from the governorship of