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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
WRIT is ISSUED
Election for House OF Delegate. IN n,
Held Here In NnHcmhcr

Election for House of Delegate. TO He
Held Here In November.
4 writ was issued from the Cover
nor's Office Yesterday and served on
City Sergeant John l.. Satterfeld di-
rectihg the sergeant TO call a special
election for November for the pur-
pose of eiecting a successor to D. l..
Toney, deceased. 10 serve his unex-
pired term as member of the House
OF Delegates from Richmond
II is understood that the City Demo
cratic Committee will nominate a man
for the vacancy caused by the death OF
Mr.. Toney, thus avoiding the expense Of
primary election. The formality of a
general election for the office. of course,
cannot be dispensed with. hut nomi :
nation by the committee will be equiva-
lent to election. The committee will
he called probably within a few DAYS
TO take action. The date set by the
Governor is that of the regular gen.
Several candidates will be put for
ward by their friends before tho com
niittee meets T. NJ Darlington and q.
y. Hawkins. the latters nomination be-
inE urged because of his expert knowl-
edge OF assessments and taxes, arc al
ready In the field
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NO ARMED RESISTANCE
TO VICTORIOUS REBELS
Carranza and His Army Will he
Allowed to Take Over Mexico
CITY Peacefully.
PLANS ARE CONFLICT
Federal Troops VIII Retire to south
crn City to Await Developments
After Offering Services i'm Return
for Guarantees.

MENlCO CITY. August IA two
hours secret cabinet council was held
to-day, and 1t is believed details Of tho
transfer Of tho provisional government
TO the Constitutionalists Was the chief
theme.
special train was being held AZ :hc
Buena Vista Station tonight. prcsum
ably awaiting tho departure from the
capital Of President .Carbajal. \ com
mission OF followers OF the late Prcsi-
dent Madcro was expected to leave
soon to confer with General Ohrcgon
regarding the best method for the on
try Of the Constitutionalists.
Word has reached tho capital that
the city virtually is surrounded bx
'onstitutionalists and tho men of
Emiliano Zapata, $1,000 strong
General Oregon has sent word that
ne VIII guarantee a peaceful entry OF
the Constitutionaiists.
II was unofficialIy reported TO-DAY
that the first army brigade OF the Fed
erals would leave this city for puebla
today. thus starting the evacuation OF
the capital
Tho city Is 0iiiot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
ALL SENTENCES FOR
ILLICIT LIQUOR SELLERS
'evcrhl Convictions in Police Court for
operating Spcak-Easies. Defendants
Note Annual

convictions In two cases where the
parties arrested were charged with
cling liquor without license or with
|perating speak ea sizes" and the CON
|ihuation of the third case was the
Eecord which Tatrolman Rertucci and
sweet made in the Police Court yes
|erday.
Hattie and Willie Dawkins. co,ored
arrested by them on this charge. were
Zach fined 500 and costs and sentenccd
ippeal. II was charged that they sold
he beer and whiskey at 40I North
fifteenth Street III
John Brown. colored. who was al
eyed to have been operating blind
Tiger" at 100 North Seventeenth Street
lntil IT vas raided by the officers Sun.
lay night, was also fined 500 and costs
Ind sentenced 10 Jail for sixty DAYS
The case against William Thompson.
rolored. who is alleged to have been
telling liquor at 215 North Seventeenth
street, was continued until August ia
oy Justice Crutchfield.
Patrolmen Baughan and Bosaueth
I $50 succeeded in convicting Mary
johnson and Elias Haskins. colored.
whom they arrested, charged with SELL
ns liquor without "a license. Their
5lace is said to have been located AT
Ica East Grace Street. They we're
fned 500 and costs and sentenced TO
sixty days in jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Guartcrs tomorrow To discuss plans
for protection of the ,ity.
Much anxiety has been felt here Of
late over the proximity OF General
Iapata and his army. but this was
greatly relieved TO-DAY by announce
mcnt that Feline contrcras a repre-
sentative Of Iapata. had arranged with
CarbAJal for an armiStiCe.
Preparations for war have hcen car
ricd forward on large scale in the
rast few days. but they now have
ceased Three thousand ruralcs arc
ready &c supplant the Federal army
as soon "a II vaCatcs the city though
serious disturbances now are not
feared.
manifesto to he issued by Car
haial viii call upon tho people to main
tain law and order and to support the
now government AS public opinion
8 largely with the new regime. no
trouble is expected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
REMODEL CHANCERY COURT
Contract for Interior Work Awarded IN
Henry Z. HnIma

The Administrative Board YESTERDAY
awarded to Henry T.. Holms z contract
for remo delins and rcarranging the in.
terror Of the Chancery Court at his
bad OF S5.lli, which was tho lowest re-
ccivcd. Work Will begin in7mediately
and rho remodelinE will be complete
in about sixty DAYS
The chief change will be the trans
Ter OF the records to the room nov
Used as the court chamber and the
instiiinuon Of the court proper in the
room racing broad Street now used for
INC storage Of records II ia estimated
that tho change will increase the re.
."fd space more than 100 per cent
The present record-room will be amplv
large enough for the court chamber,
since suits in chancery seldom attract
more than limited audience
me oTerhauiing Is the first in twenty
wears. Records have accumulated 10 q
height Of fifteen feet. and the trans
acuon or business under present con-
"itons is impedcd by the inconveni
enc in obtaining access TO them. All
or inc present equipment will be used
New metal cases Will be added in the
rccord-room. and the furniture of the
polished.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
PLEASES SUFFRAGIsTs
Mayor Hiram c. GIN Declares In Fin

Mayor Hiram e. GIN Declares In Fn-
vor Of Votes for Women.
SEATTLE WASH. August 1O-Sut-
fragists applauded to-day when Mayor
Hiram c. Gill. in tcstlfying before the
Federal Industrial Relations Commits
sion, made his initial declaration in
favor OF woman suffrage Votes Of
women, the Mayor had testified a few
minutes previously. did much toward
his recall three years ago. He also
added that at one time he was opposed
TO suffrage.
The Mayor said he was favorable to
woman suffrage now. and declared tho
votes OF women had resulted in
cleansing politics here
The Mayor insisted that tho labor
problems OF tho Northwest were diff
fercnt from those OF the East
Back East YOU have capitalists who
can't recognize that there is an. one
except themselves and laboring men.
who are ignorant" he declared
For this reason. he continued. he
could not attempt 30 outline a gen
cral plan for settling labor difficulties
IN all parts OF the countries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
Great Picture SIN Here.

Referen nee TO that super picture. Ca
bria." which remains at the Biiou for
tho first three days of this week. is
placed after the Lyric notice, not be-
cause the vaudeville ~ OF greater i'm.
portance. but because the picture was
reviewed. AT some length last week
and because the word of-mouth adver-
Using that IL has received should have
spread Its Clories abundantly.
Yet not unduly, for Ca biria" /. real
~ OF permanent value. So far as tho
memory OF almost forgotten school and
college days serves TO reinforce i'm
agination and to recall history and
legend. many OF its scenes present mar
Neiousiy accurate representations of
apcicnt life and events And anar,
from its educational side, even leaving
aside It's massiveness az spectacle, il
oners thrills and sensations enough
for hundred ordinary films. u {;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
SPORTS
Racing
Baseball
Aquatics
ADJUSTMENTS
BijOu-Fenturc motion pictures
matinee aud night.
Understandable mud pictures.
Observation-Disclosures.
Lyric stu, Going strong.

Lyric SIN Going strong.
Have lou ever heard a bird sing TO
orchestral accompaniment? You have
not: Therefore go to the Lyric during
the first half o: this week and hear
tho beautiful act programmed AS The
Mystic Bird" The star of the act is
not mystic at ALL except that he shows
off when people want him to. like ones
own child and unlike ones neighbours
child: he Is just little yellow canary
bird. but how he can sing. And he is.
OF course. wonderfully well trained
His leading man. a youth billed as Mas.
ter Paul. who playc extremely
pretty violin. stands a few feet away
Spring Song" and the bird imbues
II with the spirit OF spring: raut
glides into The Glow Worm" AMI the
birds obligato is AZ Joyous as II he
had just found tho worm. His master
moves un the aisle. many yards away
from tho cage. and continues playing
the melody softly. while the house vio-
linist handles well tho cello part and
the house leader struns softly on the
piano. and still the bird sings on, trill-
ing. "histling and pipinc though he
we're trying to drown the lovely effect
created hy the blending Of the three
instruments. but succeeds in making
ii st'll more lovely.
Then follow remarkable limitations
~ other singing birds. called for by
members of tine audience. which some
waV era bbeG last night BY asked for
AN imitation of 2 crow. But that birds
singing couldn't be anything but beau
tiful. even II he tried TO initiate a
CROW.
Tho rest OF the bill is above par. too.
Unusually interesting pictures. includ-
ing views OF the anbassador TO Spain
his daughter. Mrs LonGworth and
young Mrs. Roosevelt, arc shown by
the Hearst Selig News Service and
the program steps TO another kind Of
picture. They are IIawkins's European
ShadowEraphs. which are Of an orig
'nal character and amusing. Then
Burns and Kisscn. two Young men. APP
pear. The Caruso Of tho act Is very
the comedian is clever, bright and very
much OF a Snowman.
Carlton and Davis. man and "a wo-
man. present ono OF the cleancst and
most enjoyable song, dance and patter
acts that the house has ever offered
The mans voice is high baritone of
good quality; tho Wcmans is clear
soprano. and they arc both SO graceful
that their exhibition Of how to be de-
cent though dancing is 81 thing of JOY
The program concludes with nnc
acrobatic act by tho Eugene Trio
whose horizontal bar work Is excep-
'ionally good. but whose comedy is az
funny az n copy OF Punch.
Mr.. Rex liz giving regal shows. Ouch
Douglas Gordon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
LAYING FOUNDATIONS
States I.inc-GrInding Plant VIII -.
Neady by End of Autumn

With superintendent j. Is Wood NJ
the State Penitcntiary, representinr ~ a
State Convict Lime Board on the scene
OF operations and the working forces
pelhS assembled. construction work on
the States lime grinding plant was
started Yesterday at stanton
The initial work will he the LAYING
OF foundations for the mill and ~
racks building. The machinery viii he
Installed as soon the buildings arc
completed. Commissioner of Agricul
lure George w. koiner said Yesterday
for shiprnen, TO the farmers OF Virginia
late in the coming fall. He directed at
:cnt:on 10 the fact that many OF the
farmers are under the impression thai
the new plant VIII be turning out lime
by september ]. This was never an
ticipa ted. MIR. koiner explains. The
commission will he highly pleased win
th- progress of the work. If the plant
car he put IN full blast before the end
of autumn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
EXCURSIONS.
BULLETIN
Norfolk & Western Railway
SPECIAL FARES.

Atlantic City August 10th and
September 3D.. Variable Route
Tours-New York, Boston, Niagara
Falls, Thousand Islands. Montreal
and Quebec. Tickets on sale until
September 30th. Detroit. Mich. Au-
gust eth, 28th and Goth. Muskogee,
Okla, August 18th, 18th and 18th.
Regular Excursion Fares on sale
until September 30th, final limit Oc-
tcber 31st.
". C. SAUNDERS,
General Passenger Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
vncntes Sent on poard.

successor 70 ;. II. Donald as
member OF the board Of the state
school for the Deaf and Blind at Stauu
ton viii be appointed By Governor
stuart on his return from his summer
vacation. Mr.. Donald has been an
pointed postmaster OF stanton. In
accepting that Federal Office he dis
of any state institution. His associates
or tho board of the School for the
Deaf and Blind are unwilling TO loss
him, but the Law will not permit his
continuance asa member.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
BOY ORATOR TO SPEAK
Elc,cn-icnr-Ol Roger Mann TO Ad-
drcsh Ford Lot Meeting.

Eleven year-old Roger Mann. OF
Amelia Courthouse, will come TO Rich
mond next Friday night to recite
Robert @. lngersolls Grafton on FRO
hibition,' at the open-air mass-mcct-
ing to be conducted on Ford Hotel
lot under the auspices OF the Woman's
prohibition League OF America in the
interest OF prohibition. The youth is
said TO have marked talent as an ora
tor. and speeches he has made at sew
eral prohibition gatherings in Amelia
County have attracted considerable
comment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
BRAVES KEEP ON WINNING

BOSTON, August lo-Thc Braves
opt on winning to-day. taking tho
= me from the Cincinnati Reds by a ?
! score. The Braves took AN early
ad and stayed out in front all the
istance. The lone Red tally came In
,e eighth. when James had let UP
JnlcWhat. Benton started for the
eds. aud Yinrliug finished up.
Red" Smith. bought from Brooklyn
lturday, played third, and put up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
PIRATES BEAT TINCUP

II lLADELPiIl.A. August lo-Pi,ts-
'urEh won another game from the
'hillies to-day. TO =.
The Pirates hit lineup for ten hits.
corning one run in the first inning and
hree in tho sixth. Lineup helped the
'irates TO score in the sixth with two
lid throws. The Philies hit Harmon
afely nine times. but Harmon was
ided by some fine fielding. Wagncr's
YORK 1T short being the best seen
ere in long time. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

October % The special term is called
for tho hearing OF the annexation pro-
ce.dincs brought by the city OF Char
lottesvillc, which desires to extend its
corporation boundaries with "A view to
increasing it's taxable values and add
ing In its population.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
RICH PRIZE CAPTURED
A = y,

LONDON. August 1.-THE Hamburg
American Line steamer Cap Ortcgal.
with S5,O00.0o0 in specie aboard has
been captured b. the British. accord
ing tn the Daily Mail. The liz sailed
from Bucnos Aires July Is for South
ampton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
Cnrrnnhn In Command.

LAREDO. TEN, August l0.-Gcnerai
Carranza left San Luis Potosi on Sat
urdaH foi ouetaro to take command
OF the entire Constitutionalist army
according 10 Information received from
san Luis PotoSi.
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Pittsburgh.

summary: Errors- Becker, NioX. lineup On.
Wo- ossc h!ts-Martin. Carey. MaGce. Stolen
I"-"-- toretchy. Wagner. First base on
,rror- ii;tsbursh. !. Left on bases-Phlla-
,e phia. :: Pittsburgh. L. Struck out-by
lineup & BY Harmon, >. Bases on halls-on
tincup. Wild pitches--Tincup 90. Time,
~. Cmpires. Byron and Johnston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
Concealed Weapons.

Two gun toters' faced Justice
crutchheld in answer 10 the names
OF Ernest Harris and Ohio Harris. both
Colored, III the Police Court ycstcrda y
and both were fined tho usual 500 and
costs. The arrests were made by IA
trolmen Cullingsworth and Dubuque.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
Cruelty to Horse.

arrested ON warrant sworn out bv
Emmett Taylor. special officer OF the
:. /. &. a., charging him with ILL
treating horse. The horse is said
TO have been in condition which uu-
fitted him for work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Miss Mary Henderson last night re-
ported to tho police that "a gold watch
valued AT $50. and a gold chain. valued
at Sb. had been stolen from her room
at Is East Main Street Detectives
viii endeavor TO recover the lost ar
ticlcs for her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
Golf
Shooting
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

| Summary: Two-base hits-Spratt,
|hrec-base hits-Clunk. Copeland. Sac
! nee hits-,;ondolh. Busch. Snyder.
avail. Ilcdcepeth. Double plays
Iusch tunassisted). Struck out-by
3urphy. 3: by Lewis. :: by Mckcithan,
by iiedgepcth. :. Bases on balls
|f Murphy, 3: off Mcl<cithnn. 3. Hits
ta Murphy, and runs in ~ times
ID bat in innings: off McKcithan,
ind 3 runs in 10 times at bat In in
Hugs. Left on bases-Newport News.
Petersburg. 2. First on errors--l'c-
frsburg. !. Wild pttch-Murphy. Cn-
9ire--licndcrson. Time of game
Jour and 80 minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11
Charlottesville Plans Annexation

Governor Henry e. Stuart has desiE-
mated Judge Thomas NJ Harrison to
hold special torn Of the Circuit
Court Of .tlbcmarlc County, beginning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

summary: Errort Zimmerman o. s~ecn-
i. CuttHsv. Left bssoS-Chic.rc. s.
h ockiy Bstes on bslis-on Lavender. :
N Allen. j. struck ~ label l. by
Hen, = Sacrifice hits-S%e~ney. Dalton.
.xan. Sacrifice riics--Ailen. EEan Doubl.
lay-Zimmegman 'un4ssistedJ. Mid pitch
Lavcndc7 Time. 1915 Umpir.s. onisiey
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{ inrinnati.

summary: Error Benton. TNo.base hit.
Na;anF'l.e' schmidt Bases On balls-of
inEhrr j. Struck out-by Jane. = bv
irrt"n, .. Sacrihce hit-Groh. Douhl. plays
Groh 20 iierZcg To MollNitz. Mann 10
luitf. Hits of Benton, In innings. Off
!rriirE IN inning. Umpircs. Klein and
I'm size
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth page)
second and Peck &
, Cree. his steal o'
irgle. The score.

summary. Eryor-Arnsw. T~o-osse hit
rat Three base hi,-Shotton. stolen
! ses-Pratt Crcc. pcckinpaugh Maisel.
Eruck out ny Caldwell {. by Weiman. !.
(ases on balls-or caldwell, !, off Weilinau.
Double plsys-Pratt 10 leary. Peckin-
suEh % Mullen 20 Maisci, Maisel TO Mullen
: MalSci. pratt 20 I.avan 10 Leary Time.
- rmpireA. iiIl!ohrand and Dinccn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

New Hampshire in 1893 and 1874, died
to-day at his home here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

Former Governor Dcnd.
ItTLLSBORO. y. H., August lo.-John
r. Smith. sovrnty-siX. Governor of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-11

ID The Dodgers safe all the way. The
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-05-30
Good roads enthusiasts in gene.

Good roads enthusiasts in gene.
raj, and those interested in q
transcontinental highway through
the South in particular, will be
interested to know that the Gulf
& Inter.Oceanic Highway A+~'
citation, which was organi.
the Good Roads Convention nelu
in Lake Charles in April, has per.
fected it's plans of operation, and
from this time on will actively
promote the building of a con.
tinuous free toll, open all the year
round road, from ocean to ocean,
through the South, which is to be
known as the "Year Round
Route" Mr.. John B. Kent, who
is Secretary of the new Associa-
ton, will undertake to compile
first hand information as to the
actual condition of the road from
Atlanta to San Antonio, the num-
Der of bridges to be built, the
probable cost, and the estimated
cost of surfacing the unsurfaced
portion of the road in it's entirety.
The first thing necessary, of
course, will be to secure a mem.
bership to the association that
funds may be available for the
making of surveys and estimates,
and for the meeting of the Incl.
dental expenses of the Associa.
ton, Automobile owners. good
road enthusiasts, and the public
generally, will be solicited to join
the association and contribute
some small amount toward it's e..
nancial support. No greater or
more important proposition was
ever presented to our people than
that Of the building of good roads,
and while building them, it is i'm.
portant that we'll defined system
of links and connections be fol.
lowed, for q road that starts no
where and ends no where is of lit.
tie advantage az compared to the
one that forms part of it's con-
tinuous connecting system that is
broad enough to comprehend the
needs of an entire State or group
of States. 1t is proposed to make
the. "Year Round Route" a con-
tinuous National Highway from
the Atlantic seaboard to the Pa
cific coast, connecting at both
ends, with other highways, ex.
tending to New York and Quebec
in the one instance and to San
Francisco and the Columbi
Cities in the other, which will
make it one of the most interest.
ing highways on the continent.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
Receivership of the Augu sta
Sugar Co., Ltd. No. 13,184.

Notice is hereby given to the credi-
tors of the Augusta Sugar Co., Ltd,
and to all other persons herein in
terested to show cause within ten days
from the date of this notification, why
the quarterly account presented by ".
D. Haas, Receiver of the Augusta
Sugar Co., Ltd, should not be APP
proved and homologated and the
funds distributed in accordan &c there
with.
In evidence whereof, witness my Of.
fetal signature and the impress of the
seal of my Office this 10th day of May,
A. D., 1914.
Jos. J. SCHWARTZ,
Dy. Clerk ofSCOurt.
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NOTICE..

Property owners within the cor.
porate limits of the town Of Frank.
lin are hereby notified that the
grass upon the sidewalks abuttink
their premises should be cut as
provided for by an ordinance Of
the town. Those who shall have
failed to cut said grass by the 9Th
day of June, 1914, will be dealt
with as said ordinance provides.
PHILIP ALBARES,
City Marshal.
Franklin. La, May ~, 1914.