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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
BLAIR FILES DEPOSIT AS
CANDIDATE FOR BOARD
List, for Administrative Hoard Primary
OF July III Close To-day M Nocn.
Five No, IN Nuc~ for Two srnts.

John u. Blair, candidate for election
TO tho Administrative Board, Sled ycs-
tcrday with Treasurer !. u. Evans,
Of the CITY Democratic Committee. hia
check for $3.50 IN payment OF the per
cent candidpcy fec required by tho
Byrd primary law The other four
candidates for seats on he board had
already paid their assessments.
Under tho ruling OF the city Demo
cratic Committee. the time limit for
fling notice Of candidacy expires at
the noon hour to-day. only II few
hours rema!niug THIS morning within
which rival Candidates Iray qualify.
Tho beat information Yesterday was TO
tho effect that there vii DO no ad-
ditlon to the quintet already in the
Held.
The possibilities mentioned II week or
two ago--Counci!mcu Umlauf and Won
derichr and Alderman Gunst-haVe so
far given no Indication that they are
giving tho matter serious thought, and
mono OF the trio Is expected to deposit
$3.50 check with Mr. Evans before -
In 80 many words that he Will not run
this year. and the other two, as far as
can be learned nave given little on
couraseinent To the urglngs of friends.
rs now qualified. tho candidates for
the two available seats on the Admin
istrativc Board are Carlton Mccarthy
and John iiirschbcrg. at present mem
bers of tho board, John Mann, Ir. OF
Jefferson Ward, and John y. Blair and
Graham u. liobson, OF Lee Ward Tho
ihSt named Is 1T present member OF
the Richmond delegation I'm tho Hons.
of Delegates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
INSURANCE COMPANIES
MAKE SEVERAL CHANGES
'''' '"re"u Announces New Align
m-ur OF Corporations In
Virginia.

nc state Bureau Or Insurance am
a"Hhced yesterday scvcrsl ilnporieu.
oh'nHeS IN the nllIcrment OF iusi,-anr.
y'iHp"nies IN Nirriria. by which on
large, new fire company enters -.
state and one indemnity con1n,n,.
.uH one health and accident compare
withdraw. -''S
Commissioned Joseph Butte, ,a.
Erantcd Il license 20 write hus,noes o.,
Nlf&lnIa 10 the Ci.v Of &ou. York =,
sur''Nce tompany, of Ecw YurJ. , fr.
insurance company with "a paid IN car
'tai stock Of $4,000 aud q ms yt,,,,,r,,
STOCK OF 1000. coo. ruc coto-,,,.. 49,.
tfantcd ctartcr also By tbo g.,
corporation Commission and Commits:
si"nef Button has boon .la,nAd 49,,
IN lorY agent. Tho company deno..
!ted $4,000 with tho treasure ~ VI
Siula - a"curitv.
At the same time Il was announced
th1t the United states Health ana A..
ci"e"t Insurance Company. or Snri-
nav, Mich. has merged with Tho ,ies-
S""nusctts BONDING ana Insurance
company al this compary's Virgin,
risks have been rcinsurcd In ,hn CO..
tcner tai Casualty Company. TN. Mae
Stchuetts Bonding ana Insurance Com
pa0H nor holding n Nireinia license
The Employers Indenlnitv t.o,n,,.,,.
o: t'hiiaHolphia, which Withdrew frnn'
virginia on fa0uary l. has ,-o,o in,n
the Lands . c"civers Conn, tssfo,,,,
Button ann iced YESTERDAY ma ~.
Virginia ri ot thi., COMPANY ,1v.
been reinsur-L rith the Uarffn,a A..
ctdcnt and Indemnity Comn,ur ~.
Hartford. Conn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
OFFENDING ABGTTOlRS
AGREE TO CLEAN UP
stntc bairy md Food bureau An
honnccs Victory tn Recent
fumpnirn

Tho State Dairy and Food Eureau nn-
nounced yesterday complete victory
in ita recent campaign to clean up or
close up tho unsatis factory abattoirs
which supply the market of Richmond
According to the statement authorized
yesterday, the six siaUghtcrhousc pro
prietoTs In iicurico whose abattoira
We're unsatisfactory, yet not nitiv
enough To merit prosecution. havo
agreed to come together In the building
OF new central abattoir to be used
by all.
The eleven abatto!r proprietors who
were recently .incd in the llcnricu mag
.iStratc'S court and ordered 10 close their
slhuGhtcrhouscs pending a wholesale
cleanup. have given Assistant Com
missioner Purcell every indication of
their Intention to comply with the do
mand TO unite In thc erection in a new
central abattoir. These men. all To-
Gated TO the northeast OF the city. have
given bond for beginning actual con-
struction OF the plant before June |.
Pending the erection OF this central
abattoir 10 the northeast, several OF tho
offending proprtctors were given per
mission TO completely clean up their
present houses ana To operate them un-
der strict supervision OF the bureau
Others were so filthy that further
Strengthening Of meat In them was for
hidden, and these have transferred their
business to ono OF the larger and more
modern abattoirY OF Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
MAYOR AINSLlE APPROVES
PLANS OF ROAD LEAGUE
VIII Welcome Delegate. to First Con-
Fention OF Association, to De
Held Here May $50

Mayor George A.nsiic has given hin
cordial indorscIncnt to the proposal
oi INC Rural Road Improvement
L"aSu" 20 signal!zc State Road Day by
e e!, every able bodied citizen OF
virginia 20 give his own labor and
thai OF his teams 10 the Improvement
OF tho roads nearest his own lime on
May u. He also has extended hearty
welcome 20 tho delegates who are TO
meet here FOR tho league's frat con-
vention on May $3.50.
Ills letter TO President Sheppard
Potts president OF tho league. fol-
u am very glad TO know that your
arrangements for tho meeting OF your
league, 10 be held here May 27-so, are
going forward satisfactorily.
II sincerely hope that there will b.
large Attendance from tho cities and
counties, rs we arc all equally !ntcr-
csted In the Improvement OF rural
roads. Road Improvement IS no: only
entitled 10 but demands sympathetic
and friendly corporation between
cities and counties. Their interests
In the matter are IN no sense nntag-
onistic. but arc Identical.
within the last few years We haze
NIL been taught the enormous size OF
the tax that bad roads lay upon the
people Of both counties and cities. and
tho great benefits, Oh the other hand
10 the same people that certainly follow
road Improvement. The people can
hardly make a better investment OF
their money than IN good roads, and
Il cannot be more coincidence tina:
the most prosperous people ell over
the United states are those where the
roads are good.
This meeting VIII give ar additional
opportunity TO the people ot the State
10 learn more or road Improvement.
and arrangements have been made by
which that education may I've cheaply
bought"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
CREWS GETTING READY
FOR HENLEY REGATTA

Philadelphia. May 15.-Crcws from
Harvard. Princeton. Yale. Peunsyl-
Vania, Annapolis and oarSmcn repre-
scnting clubs from Boston, New York.
Baltimore ana Philadelphia practiced
on the Schuylkill River TODAY in Prep
aration for the american regatta, which
viii he rowod tomorrow over the
Henley course OF ono milo and 800
yards.
The Syracuse eight, including six
OF tho crew which won tho iiitcrcol-
1cgiatc championship last year m
PouGhlscepsie. will meet tho Union
Boat Club crew Of Harvard veterans,
who have entered for the grand chal-
)engc race in the English Henley iu
the senior eight Dared event. Yale
Academy also GrO entered In this
event
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
QUARTERS ASSIGNED
Rooms Designated In Federal building
Tor Colonel Porter. Income Tax Agent

Rooms Designated In Federal building
Tor Colonel Porter. Income Tax Agent.
Quarters Oh tho aecond 1oor or the
Federal Building. overlooking Main
street. wero Yesterday assigned 10 Col
oncl Daniel l.. Porter, OF Stanton,
revenue agent In charge OF the Fed
eral Income tax collection In Virginia.
Colonel Porter Is now IN L.ynchburs,
having left Richmond on last Tuesday
10 visit polnts In the western part OF
the state. 10 become generally familiar
with the situation which he will be
called upon TO handle. He will visit
Roanoke and Arlington before return
ing to this city
For more than a month Colonel
Porter has been In Richmond getting
In touch with his new duties. and in
81 short time no expects to begin work
in earnest lust how largo Il corps OF
assistants he will need has not vet
been determined. all of tho work being
entirely new.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
CHARTERS GRANTED

Tho following charters were issued
yesterday by tho State Corporation
Commission:
Foreign charter. State of New York
domcsticatcd. City of New York IN
surance Company, 100000. Tic COM
missioner OF insurance statutory agent.
Elchmond.
The Pinnlx Cigar Company. Incor-
poratod. Richmond. $4,000 to $4,000;
L. W. Plnnix. president: I. j. Carter,
secretary, both OF Charlotte. N. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
Fine EnEine-IIOusc Opcned.

The formal opening of G!ntcr Park
new fire engine-house was observed
last night with several hundred resi-
dents of that section. as well ~ mnny
from Richmond. In attendance. The
building, with It's iirst-clas. equipment,
was thoroughly inspected. and the oc-
casion made tie event for genera! ro-
joicing and conGratulation OF the su-
burbanitcs for the progress which they
are making.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16

Tickets elso good (froin and to Rich
,nond only) on the Cannon Ball, lcav-
ing Richmond 9 y. NJ, and leaving
Norfolk t:15 L. NJ
Further Information may be OBJ
tanned at tho office OF District Passcn-
ger Agent. Ninth and Main Streets.
Phone Madison 4S1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
ARGUE DISTlLLERY CASE
IN COURT OF APPEALS
rornIontns Company. Tried Here Last
Fail, Is Heard Bcfore Cir
cult Judges.
DEVOTE TODAY TO CONFERENCE
District Attorney Mann. OF Petersburg,
Is Admitted nv Attorney and Coun-
Netor In Federal Tribunal

The case OF tho Pocahontns Distu-
ling Company. plaintiff IN error.
against the United States. defendant
In error. was argued and eubrnittHd
yesterday In the United states Circuit
Court OF Appeals before Circuit Judges
Ir!tchard. Knapp and Woods and Dis
trict Judge Mcdowell.
Tho case was tried In the District
Court here last fall The officers OF
tho distIllcr-. which IS located IN Chcs-
,crhcid County, near Petersburg. woro
accused OF violating internal revenue
laws, jury returned n verdict in ia
vor OF tho government. and tho court
ordered tho plant, valued mt $4,000. for
feitcd. y writ OF error wns allowed
and tho case was taken TO the appellate
court
Attorneys John a. Lamb and Rob
ert H. Talley. OF Richmond, argued :or
the plaintiff in error, and District At
torncE Il. II. Mann. OF Petersburg. and
Assistant District Attorney Hiram ~.
smith, OF Richmond, for thc defendant.
IN error
TO-DAY WILL Bi1 GIVEN
OVER TO CONFERENCE
There will bc no argument OF cases
to-day. which viii 10 devoted 20 CON
f"r"nce. ON Monday the following
cases will be called:
No. 1253--LconArd ". Erabhain, ad-
rn!n!strator Of Raymond H. Bratbnm.
un!oi" and ohio Raii,o Company,
defendant IN error; error to the Dis
trict Court at Paris.-Jburg, w Va.
TO he argued by V. u. Archer and /.
r. Tarcnner. Pnrkersbrrs. W. Va. for
tic plaintiff In error. ana by T. w.
NRndervort and Y. ~. Amber. Park
"rrhurG, w. Va, for the defendant !n
error.
80. l?5t-Iamcs y. Mo@ett. admins
traitor Of Cecil j. Cain. deceased. plain
I'm IN error, va tho Baltimore and Ohio
l'h'lrcad Company. defendant .n or
ror; error 10 tho District Court ut
f7rherSburg. ". Va. I'd be argued
~ '. y. Archer ard l.. y. Tsvenncr,
Iark"rsbur@, Y. Va, for tho nlniu
tif IN error. ana by J. w. Vandorvor-
anc y; NJ. Amber. rarlscrshurg. W. Va.
I Tor The defendant In error.
yesterday was !Ir. Mann's FIRST ap-
!ea:ance in the Court OF Appeals. and
n" vas admitted TO prnctic. a. an ai-
torn~y and counselor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
RETURNING SHRINERS
GIVEN WARM WELCOME
Acca Temple Host 10 Hundreds ON
Why to Homes From Atlanta
Conclaye.
IMPERIAL Po1'ENTArE SMITH HERE
Visitors Guests at Receptions, Lunch
conn, SightsecfnK Trips and Bail ns
Masonic Temple Last Night.

Speeding automobiles crowded with
gaily costumed Shrincrs. sounds OF
merrnent and the strains OF capable
band wero familiar sights and sounds
yesterday when Richmond held open
house TO tho delegations from North
ern cities who stopped hero en- route
home from the conclavc ut Atlanta
Tho Hrst special train arrived In the
city early In tho morning and others
continued to reach here throughout
tho day. some no. coming In until
after night. Every train was mot by
the committee from Acca Temple. and
each band OF visitors taken 20 tho
Masonic Temple or the Jefferson Hotel.
Tho majority of the Shriners left last
night, but some fcw OF them Will
not depart until this morning.
While Shriners were visible on hl-
moHt every street, every minute dur
Ing tho day. and while their array
, could not fail but attract attention.
81 was the parade OF the Mecca Tenn
pie. New York City, UP Main Street
TO the Jefferson Hotel just after the
representatives had detrainod that at
I tracted the greater attention OF way
!nrers. Headed by thcir band. the
Arab Patrol under Captain John T..
Rose. Jr.. they marched to the tune
OF l!vely music and encouraging shouts
| from the sidewalks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16

CHOICE OF TWO FAST TRAINS.
The Special leaves Richmond $40
y. NJ: leaves Norfolk 7:A0 =. NJ.
EnSt Electric Cars Give Quick and
Frequent Service Between Nor
folk ind Ocean View. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
TRAINED NURSE CORPS
PROVES GOOD FEtTUVI

One OF tho most Interesting features
OF this parade was the presence OF
a number OF young women attired as
trained nurses. This corps. which was
commanded by DR.. NJ. W. HERMAN.
or Long Island City. the caravan sur
geon of Mecca Temple. made the entire
march 90 the hotel.
The band. which. was a part OF the
Mecca equipment, consisted OF forty
pieces. while the entire party num-
bernd l65. Thcv arrived Mt II o'clock
and viii leave this morning for Il sight
seeing trip down the James River. and
thence TO New York. Mecca Temple
is the oldest In the United States. be-
ing organized FL 1872. and the repre-
sentativcs here yesterday were under
the command OF potcntate Robert II.
Williams.
While the mon were being enter
timed At a buffet luncheon at the Ma
Son.c Temple the fair visitors of the
party were served Il luncheon NJ the
Country Club OF Virginia and the Jcr-
fcrson Hotel. Most OF the party spent
tho intervening hours, between lunch
con and tho ball given last evening. In
seeing Richmond. But few OF tho HIS
toric spots IN which the city abounds
were overlooked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
IMPERIAL POTEvThTE
GETS WARM W1-ICOyE

Imperial Potentatc Fred NJ. Smith. or
Damascus Temple. Rochester. y. y,
reached Richmond with more than 100
members OF his temple shortly after
10 O'Clock, He was met By the repre-
senrativcs OF Acca Temple. who gave
HIN a royal welcome at the Masonic
Temple before taking him to a BAN
quet at the Commonwealth Club at g
o'clock. The party attended tho ball
during the evening. blu, left the city
1T midnight.
Accompanying TIE imperial no.
'entatc. who was elected at Atlanta
40 that Richmond Is tho first city in
tho United States to receive n visit
from him. were his wife and two
daug hters. as we'll as four other I'm
2erial representatives,. They wcro
rom Damascus Temple. and were "a
Follows: Charles j. Gnlliher, Charles
:. Owen. William G. Rodcnback and
George T.. Loder
Potentate Smith was the cues, OF
Potentate Acca Temple. c. Jcter Jones
ana tho imperial representatives.. No
bles Preston Bclyin and George L.
street.
The ball at the temple was orc OF
the largest given there In some time
Practically all OF the visiting Shrincrs.
with their wives and daughters, were
In attendance. while to receive them
aud 10 aid in the nerrymaking were
scores from the local temple.
Preceding tho dancing the Mecca
Band gave q concert. and their vari-
Gus selections were cncorcd 10 the
echo.
Members OF the Kispet Temple,
Brooklyn. spent only about two hours
in tho city.
Syric Temple. OF Pittsburgh. was
met in automobiles and conducted In
state TO the temple. Thev numbered
about 126, and did not leave Rich
nond until . o'clock this morning
Several hundred other Shrinors are
expected to be IN Richmond to-day,
one of the largest delegations which
Will arrive being that from tho Boumi
Temple. OF Baltimore. They Will leave
tonight. Rameses Temple, or Toron-
10, Will also DO here to-day. but IL vii!
depart on special train. early this
afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

that III" American club has been set
un ire.
TwJ avia;ors began to reronnoter
t"-dav T" n"rpr.Hn"s landed from tho
battieship Niesi ssippl. They rose from
the square hc"e and whitfield over the
city several times, climbing higher and
hi..her and thcn dashed in the direction
of the Mexican forces under Gen. Mass.
flying at height that made it i'm.
possible for the Mexican sharpshcOters
20 raach them.
The aviators were ordered out as
result Of the reports that the Mexican
.orces are assembling at several points
outside the city and that more than
> coo soldiers We're near at hand. The
airn.n are expected to bring back ac.
curate reports about the entertainments
If the Mexicans. their number and ac-
tiv!ti-s.
VerH Cruz vas comparatively quiet
today. SHIPPING seems to have ended
and "onfinenco appears TO he returning
TO III" nat'vc merchants ana business
men. More Of the stores were open
for business AID .hc restaurants are
doing Il thriving business Some fooI
il coming into III. c.Jy. but II Is neces
Snry for the hattleships 70 supply food
10 many men. women and children.
Tier" wa a long bread line today
al tn"s- seeking food.
Iii" order issued by Rear Admiral
Fletcher closing the sal remains
in force and little drunkenness has
been observed In the past two days.
trlstobal Martinez. II wealthy Mex
lean. who married an American, died
yesterday -, a result Of wound be
- 'eiv'l n sli'i,i"c lnnrines and sailors
II" had prof-s>ri intrna, friendship
for Americans. alit he WAS suspected OF
h.lug ro'!""rls! III the shooting Of
sailors ana marines from Il huusctop.
He was watched closely and was de
tested on y balcony with pew >paper
over his knees. The newspaper ros'
o'rn >i"nally and here came pun OF
smoke. \ steal bullet from IA Ameri
can viti" eud'-l his activities. His wife
Saile,i IN tn. E>p"rnn2a yesterday, not
knowing MS fate.
bhlrla motto" was published tonight
thar ANY Mryicnu fonud here with fire
arms IN his possession after nigntfall
viii h.. r>-utei fhr notice says
suipny inuSi stop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

SLcciai cOrrcSpo idcat Of TIE SrN W'fh
idinirG' BoGgcy'S fleet.
VERA CRVz, Apr 25.-lnited States
Consul W. W. canada Is convinced,
from reports ne has reserved from var!-
ons refugees coming 10 this city tnat
the Mexican policy now seems to b" TO
seize Americans throughout III" coun
try ana hold them as hostages,
lie has received information that
four Americans have been killed by
Mcyirans in Mexico city AMI thar nine
teen Ahers AMI ono Hrlton hav" been
dragged from trains hound for this
city and held as prisoners, II not cy'
ecutel. lie also has been Informed
that American women and children
have been prevented from leaving Mex
leo city, being detained there on the
theory that the United states antheri-
ties ut Vera cruz are holding all Mex
leans here against their will
The Consul has sent m cm.ssary TO
Gen. Mass nt Cordoba demanding in
the name ~ dec"n,y that the Mexican
commander release the Americans who
were taken of trains AT TERRA Blanca
NnA Motzolongo. lie also lcInand,sl the
release OF prisoners said to be held at
Orizaba and other points.
II has beer made clear to Gen. Mass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-26

(Spctirl Correspondent % TIE SI'N.)
VERA Cr,i2. April % Huer,, is not
permitting Americans to !euve Mexico
city. Those who have managed TO
reach here came In disguise and are
Ia rRely women and children.
A refugee train Of ten cars bringing
200 Americans who were disguised as
Germans or English has just arrived
here from Mexico city. The incoming
refugees report that Federal troops
killed three American railroad men at
Sole,iad yesterday.
The refugees relOrt tbat 5000 Fed
eral soldiers are assembled between
here and the capital. AT every station
pnssed By the train cries of Death to
the Gringos!" reached the ears of the
r,a ss..nyers, together with vivas for the
other nations Gen. Euertg furni she'd
g,iari for the train.
!" The belief Of those acre who have
closely followed the MaXirnn situation.
IS TIM; the only way 70 prevent who'e-
sale anti-American riots HAd the
slaughter Of American citizens still IN
the republic ~ the advance Of an r.
resis,ibie armed force directly on Mex
leo city from tbre" points, n previously
planned.
The unje,.t wontl be- 10 make Gen.
iiu.rt;, and lie officials of his Gov
ernln.lt pay With their lives for III"
ives OF Americans already sacrificed.
Mr.. Canada. I'll" American Consul,
says Ten. Gustavo MaasS has r"r.
United several OF the Amcrir;tuS Who
We're held as prisoners ri t"rupb@ Ia
come In by the train which hr'uGhl 70
number of Americau rafug....S
TIL. messenger sent h. Mr.. Cap,do
to ten. Mass to demand the release
III the prisoners has not returned, hut
the Consul believes that the remainder
of the Americans who We're being held
hy Gen. Mass will come In On another
train from Mexico city which is eX-
pected late Tonight.
An uncon,irmed =, lor; from Mexico
city says that i,Iul,iauo Xupnta is eX-
pected to enter the cnpitH! tomorrow
morning.
/ WORT has beer received hrr" !hHt
an American grocery at MeNic" rity
! has been burned by tue street MODS and