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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER, CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Lrnve Richmond.
". B.-Following schedule cures published
as information and not guarantced:
For tho Souta-Daily: $40 A. M-Local
1880 A. ST. express eco T. M-EIprorr
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars for At.
ianta and birmingham. HES +. M.-Exprsss
week Days: 3i90 & M.-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 r. M.-Stcamer train ,parlor car), sx.
Sept sunday no local atops. and 1850 r. Nj
Iaiy. local -Connecung tc- baltimore daily
except sunday. 1880 A. M.-except Sunday
Trains Arrive Ricnmond.
From tho South: $50 A. and $40 NJ
1900 r NJ. s:gS + NJ, daily. Il SIS Ex sun
From West Point: 500 A. III. tsteamer trainJ.
udiy eIcep; Monday: $3.50 A. NJ daily; $50
l. III. except Suaday
II. l.. BISHOP. d. r. A..
RT e Aain ST Phou. Madison m
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Railroads

ACCOMMODATION HS-HEEx0AYs.
Leave Byta ST. s,h. 400 p. H. for Frederieksburr.
!eare Eioa Sta. 100 A. u, 80 p. N. for Ashland
arrive DJrd 81. eta. s.25 AN. from Frederiekab'g.
.rriue Eiba Sta $50 Al SAG T. N. from Ashland
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WANTED STENoGRAPHER- E.XPERI-
enccd. for permanent position An
swer I'm writing: fan particulars
pr. l.. EATON, 3ol Mutual building.
EXPERIENCED RELIABLE WHITE
nurse for child two years old Must
give entire time Good home good
wages Apply MIR. BERTtIEI. EFT
Biton Theatre, or zoos Easl Mnrshnn
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FRESH AIR IN AUTOBUSSES
French Eonyeynnces to Ur Ventilated
Regularly In Future

IVSulHFiS III futurc.
Especial cable to The Times Disnatchl
Paris. March l.--Despit" the French
mans traditional dislike for fresh air
the Paris autobusscs are 10 he venti-
lated regularly hcnccforth. by d!rcc-
ton OF the project of police.
lnyes LEGATIONS by the medical nu-
i,horit'es have shown that these pub
open windows. have been a fruitful
medium for the propagation OF dis
eases, especially tuberculosis Many or
the employees OF the various lines have
fallen victims To the white plague
Tho rule just promulgated REQUIRES
mat the two tranaoms on opposite
sides OF the vehicles must DO opened
by the conductor ut tho end %? tho line
,assenfers entering, may close them.
~, mono can demand the closing OF ali
lnc tiansoms on the opposite side If
me persons sitting under them prefer
10 have them open.
sanitary experts have been asked for
suggestions for the effective puri,,ca-
ZION or stations md cars OF all public
transportation lines as q result OF tho
investigations recently made by tho
health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
MONDAY. MARCH 2. 1914,
FL 4 O'clock L IL
: real estate described In sa,a deed,

as follows:
"All that certain 10, OF land In tho
city OF Richmond. Virginia. tosethor
with improvements thereon. described
street. beginning on tic east line OF
Governor. Or Thirteenth, Street nj n
point distant 50 feet inch. more or
less, south or the south line OF Frank
IN street; thence running southwardly
along Thirteenth street and fronting
thereon ~ feet. more or less. to The
northern boundary OF No. 9 Governor
street. thence - feet, more or less, 10
the rear line of said lot o. q: thence
north on limo which Is tho extension
OF the rear line of No. g. 4 distance la
= corner with lot No. 1919 East Frark
lin street, thence with tho line of tho
last mentioned lot. stIll In northern
direction. 10 feet inches, to n corner
with another line thereof (making tho
entire rear line Of No IL Governnr
Street some 20 feet, more or less1.
thence vest i4i feet inches 20 the
bcg.unirg"
reference IS made to the Plat In y
=. l55-A. page SO. subjec, to the cor
d!tions that the house No. Governor
street has the right TO use In common
with The property hereby conveyed the
stairway and elevator in tho front mart
OF the building No. IL Governor Street
TERMS: CASH
H t. RICHESON.
+. l.. CRUTCHFIELD.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

l:eo Acknowledges News
1899 Acknowledgment Vile. Eek Sun
Ihurmond.
1900 A. Express Daily Norfolk Ola Po,n..
ts:S0 A.-loell- Daily I'chb.r IaI q Enr..
i2:ga $oon : Express - Daily = Norfolk. old
1900 s-Daily-Nortolk Old Po,r.
900 F.-Locai-Daily-N. News. Old Point
BIS P.-.Locai-EN. sun. ChRrlottesvlue
b:l6 F-l.ocal-Week days, to Warren
'2lo T. Eapress-Dhily- I.vills
'5te P-i .:mitcd-D Ri!y-Cin. Ch'go ST. r
\! :W F.-EAprsss Daily : Gin. Louisville,
'Sleepers tFarIor Cara.
TRANS ARRIVE Ri dMoND-Locsi from
l-hSt: $40 NJ. $40 4. Nj. Through from,
Eaht: go A Nj. POS r. NJ. $3.50 p 81 Local
from West: $50 y. ~. '.lo 30 A. II. and lis;
=. ~ Through; $50 A. III. u:5j A. H. and
3,5e T.. III. ~
Daily. 49,
..Daily except sunSay
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a9eftings

Coast Line Railroad Company.
once OF the Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
special and general meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company viii be held
NJ the Once Of the conn any, ut Byrd
street station, III the city OF Rich
nond, Virginia. on Wednesday. April
lst, 1914. at II O'Clock y. NJ, for the
purpose Of considering, passing upon.
authorizing and cunscntiug to dis
continuing the further issuance of
bonds OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company under and secured
10y its unified mortgage to United
States Trust Company. Of New York,
Trustee, dated November lG. 1909. and
closing said mortgage; and, for the
purpose 81 considering, passing upon.
authorizing and consuming u the
making issue and disposition. by
Coast Lire Railroad Company. in
Lieu of the unified bonds the issue
whereof VIII be discontinued. Of gold
bonds not exceeding Ia tho aggregate
the par value of two hundred million
dollars. to be issued in series. bear
ms Interest at such lawful rate or
rates as may be determined from
time To time by tho BOARD Of Direc-
tors Of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company, and maturing at such
date or dates as may he determined
by the board of directors: and the
creation. execution and delivery by
the said railroad company Of 4
mortgage OF uceu o.. trust. upon and
conveying certain Of its property. to
be described in said mortgage or
deed OF trust. to secure the payment
Of the SAID bonds. 10 such trustee. in
such form and upon such terms and
conditions as the Board OF Directors
may determine. and the Issue and
disposition Of such bonds or their
proceeds, for the payment or retire
ncnt, from time to time. OF the UNI
DERIVING mortgage bonds and obliga-
tious OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company, ANA for paying for
constructing, completing. improving
ans, maintaining it's lines OF railroad
and its equipment, and for other cor
poratc purposes for which the pro-
ceeds Of such bonds may be lawfully
used under the provisions of said
MORTGAGE: and generally to take any
and all action that may seem ucccs-
sary OF desirable in connection with.
Gcrmane to OF growing out of any
OF the matters hcrcihabovc stated.
The stock transfer books Of tho
company shall he closed .londav.
March 10th. 1914. 1T three o'clock H.
NJ. and shall he reopened Thursday,
April 2nd. 1914, at ten O'Clock A. NJ
rs order OF the Board OF Directors
II. l.. BORDEN.
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
Two Stabbinr Arair.

Two Standings of more or less Sc
rious character occurred last night the
parties TO which are all colored Dur
Ing a difficulty at the Centre Market
Giles Dickerson was stabbed by VIII
liam GIN. the knife blade almost pcnc-
trating TO tho lung. Dickcrson was
taken TO the hospital In a serious con
dillon and GIN escaped
Trouble occurred in the Iil. Hour
Theatre. on Halifax street, In which
Aicck GIN was stabbed In the breast
just above the heart by Jesse Pearl. ii
required four Stitches 10 sew up the
wound, which Is regarded as more
painful than serious. GIL says that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
SFABOARD AIR LINE.
"The PrnEreSsiYe Hallway Of RI. ca.aA >,

Southhound trains scheduled TO leave RIcb
mond daily: 800 a. N.-Local 10 Sorlinr
l:2o / M.-Sleep-rs and coaches. Atlanta
birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville T.2i
T. M,-Florida Limited. S:s0 r. M-Iocai
u:2' l. M.-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta
birmingham. Memphis. 1900 A M-SIeepsr,
and coaches. Jackscnvila Northhound
trains scheduled TO arrive In Richmond
daily: $3.50 A. ~. $40 4 81, $3.50 A. ~ so
l.. 81. Local.
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automobiles J;or Salr

1912 CADILLAC FOR $3.50 ADVERSE
: business conditions make II necessary
to sacrifice this passenger tour
Ing car. Has forcdoogs and modern
improvements and conveniencea; en-
Einc. transmission. tires, body etc
All In excellent shape Must he seen
70 appreciate II First check takes
her y bargain Hike this Will not
stand Address + 25i. care Times
tni0r,afrh
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The Tincs Dispatch Bureau,
Boliingbrook Street.
1DhAnn

Petersburg. Va, March l.
ir II quorum OF members can bc got
ton together. meeting OF the Demo
cratic city Committee will he held to-
morrow night in the Chesterfield Ho-
Tel, for the consideration of matters
In connection with the spring Inu:,i-
cipal primary for the nomination Of
candidates for Mayor. Aldermen and
Common Council The date for the
rrinary, VIII be fixed and entrance foes
nsSe3Sel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02

~ I +. IkIN-Il E-S'J-N,
T. l.. CRCTCHFIELD.
Trustees
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Large CInss Condemned

Tho RI. Rev. \. NJ. Randolph. u. D..
!ushop or the Diocese OF Southern Vlr-
Einia. Preached 10 large ccnErara-
ton This morning, and administered the
rite az confirmation TO IA class OF twen-
rector. the Rev. Pembroke Reed The
class mn unusually large one was
about equally divided as Between males
beiut. adults
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
aurtlon 5ales, Cbis DAP

By R!chcson &: Crutchneld.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
Fro OF Sn,utipox.

DIT. r. y. Martin health officer.
smallpox tho last case having been
dismissed from the hospital on Satur-
day: In all. only min. cases occurred
during the past year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02

FuRNITCRE AND CHINA PACKING.
We pack and ship furniture. china
aud wedding presents with care.
JACOB IMIA UF. 1926 West Broad
Strnnl Mndi.nn 3pA2
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A deed was recorded in the ci.rl,

a deed was recorded in tho clerks
Office the past week transferring TIL.
old West street 3iethodist Episcopal
Shurch property TO the trustees OF the
Ih!rd Presbyterian Church. The West
abandoned this church - move into
the handsome Memorial Church. ON
West Washington Street The Third
Pres byterian Church will use tho build
Ing for SUNDAY school purposes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02

George w. Partin, 1t weil-known cit
zen OF Chesterfield. dtcd last night Mt
his home. near Matonca. ag. sixty
eight years. He IS survived by eleven
ch!idrcn-scvcn sons-all Of Chester
field, and four married daughters rhe
funeral viii take place from Woods
Methodist Church Tomorrow afternoon
at : O'Clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02

y. H.-Whilo tho terms Of the salo
with loan on the propcrty III tlcsircd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
TRUSTEES SALE
STOREHOUSE No. IL GOVERNOR
STREET.

In execution OF a certain deed Of
tuary II, 1912. recorded in tho clerk 8
Ollie Richmond Chancery Court, In ID.
H. lie. page 502. default having been
made In the payment o: the debt there
by secured. and being required SO to 10
BY the beneficiary theraundcr, ,ve Will
sell 10y public auction, on tho preraises
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News Of etersburg

ne was roughly ordered by Pearl to
move his legs and make room In tho
theatre and because he was not quick
II doing so he WAS stabbed ny Pearl.
The latter was arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02

j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Auctioneers
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professional pelp 1Nantru

WANTED. a TEACHER FOR THREE
children In country home. refer
ences required Apply TO c. o. BUGG,
No vello, Va.
WANTED. DENTIST, REGISTERED
in Virginia. Must be OF good habits
Address l. 1913. care Times Dispatch
Richmond. February u. 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
QDSt anb found

ETRAYED. FROM CORNER OF FIFTH
and Marshall Streets. collie pup blue
aha hiacn spots. ,h.ee nA"i.Sns Oh p
HOGG'S DkCG STOKE. Flfth and
MARSHALL Streets.
LOST. BETWEEN THIRD. MAIN AND
Seventh and Broad. t"o pearl rings
libcrnl reward II return 20 Miss
liEST Err. CITY Aospltal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
Suction 5aIf5, future Days
BY r. r. Chanin & Co. Inc,
Real Estate Auctioneers
Main and Twelfth Streets.
Richmond. Na.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

VALUABLE COAL AND FARMING
LANDS ~ CHESTERFIELD CoUN.
TY, VIRGINIA.
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Suction saIr5, j:uturs Rays

by ], Thompson Brown & Co.
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TRUSTEES SALE TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER.
IWo.STQEY NJ q J. ERN BRICK
STREET
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solicitors anb 5air6mcn

CITY SALESMAN TO SELL OFFICE
specially. commission and salary
bonus. EXCEPTIONS proposition for
right man references required.
pANY, Fourteenth anu Oak. Kansas
City Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02

Richmond ana Chesapeake br bolivar,
schedule OF Electric Trans IL y .ige May
~. 1872: Leave klchmeud. LAutsi and Broad
streets. b't:c5 a. ri. '7.lo A. ~ b,:lo A
NJ, 9:lo A Nj. -'l0:l1 A Nj. mao A. Nj l:io
Z. Al. $40 + Nj s:l9 T. Nj. ba:'0 r. NJ 5;?s
4 NJ e.2V +. II. $40 =. NJ. bS.lc p a.,
ie:lo J. Nj. l:t5 +, NJ Leave Ashland Eng
land and Maple streets: $3.50 A ~ b7:H 4
a.. s:ve NJ. hs: \ NJ. 1900 A 81 Ell :os
a. al. 1890 M 'l;jo T. IA 100 = M s:oS
l. NJ. i.Oo l. NJ. b5.l + Nj 500 p N T.ss
y. Nj. 800 T. Nj hs;Oo e 81. 1900 p II.
DAILY except SUNDAY "Sunday only.
bCarTlcs Aaecays
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WRITE For CATALOGUE.

RALSTON HEALTH SHOES. MADE ON
foot olded lasts All feathers for
nil wcathcrs. GEO l. SHCMAN
sells them. C3l East Broad. Ealston
Boot shop
WANTED. CARPETS TO DUST AND
Scour ~ latest improved machinery
on'y 81 w. also '1rk" over ali
kinds OF carpets NEW YORK CAN
PET CLEANING co, 20o1 East
Franklin. Monroe 2oSG
ARAGoN COFFEE PACKED IN ONE
and three pound cans. Is tho best for
money
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02
.agfnts llantrn

OUR FAMlIY NEEDLE CASES ARE
wonderful sellers: easily carried; big
profits: talking unnecessary. our
trust scheme does tho work Par
ticulnrs free Sample Zoe. 3 Cor CSC
EUREKA SUPPLY CO. 6o5S Upland
Etreet, Philadelphia, Pa.
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poultrg, pets ano glu, Stuck

TRANSFER COMPANY HAVING NO
further use for their mules, must
Ael six good. blk yuung mules This
suit any business use or farm pur-
poses They are all III fue condition.
on" pair Viii weigh 1000 pounds:
price S225 Two weighing .5p0
pounds. price. $500. TWO weighing
2,t2d pounds. price, s275. VIII guar
antee these mules TO work any place;
i! not, viii take them back ard re-
fund your money Can be seen Il,
MIR CEJLLS STABLE, No. Is South
Tenth street.
STOPi LOOK LISTEN,-THRow
away your incubators aLJ feed your
hens Broudy Powders Tested three
years Perfectly harmless 90 cents
v parcel post Box 49, Blackstone,
Va.
NOTICE .-IiAVING MOVED FROM
the country. win sell four Virginia.
raised mares. VIII work single or
double. Having no US for this stock,
VIII sen them at q erca, bar
gain. Can he seen a. No. Ill North
Adams street, between Franklin ana
Grace Streets. l.. u. pLoWMAN
MUST SELL. NINE MARES AND SIX
horses. cltN broke. 100 North TWEEN
tteta street.
FOR sALE-si5o Will BUY AS
pretty Il pair OF iitilc mules. eight
years. as seen In Richmond: also
pair scven-year mules weight
2.lU0 pounds price. s.Z5. For fur
ther Information -a!l At uy private
stable, ~ North Linden Street, in
Yea. OF 99S West Main.
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COUNTY MANAGER FOR 4 NEW
ssns Ra'enS so fG alf nfo "s s. to
Si2 day; life job Sells over ana
over again TO the same people sam
pies loaned. SALES MANAGER 1872
SNcnmOr. street. MLlwankee WIS
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sttuation6, Professional

WANTED. a POSITION AS TEACHER
in private family. To begin first of
April. MISS s. y. L., Hester ~ g.
ROUTE No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-02

sDaily. Weekdays. SSundays only.
ALI traiRs to or from Byrd Street Station
atop Mt Elba. Time o 4 arrivals aud departures
not guaranteed Read eAo airps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
JAPAN MAKES DENIAL.
Says Investigation of Tsing-tno
Charges Proves Their FaIsity.

TOXIC, Oct. 26.-The Japanese War
Office has issued an official statement de-
nying charges that the Japanese engaged
In the taking OF Kiao-chow were guilty OF
pillaglng and other excuses The official
statement says that an investigation of
the charges has shown them to lac dis
torted versions ~ acquisitions logitimatcly
made by armies in course Of war" Re
ports that the Japaneesc soldiers had
treated Chinese women hrutally are denied
as without foundation III Chinese have
been wounded or killed" the statement
says, "it is because they attacked de-
taChment of Japanese troops who were in
state OF legitimate defence"
The statement cites several instances Of
attacks upon japanese soldiers by Chinese
In which the soldiers defended themselves
and injured or killed Chinese, each of
which the Japanese consider to have been
instances OF legitimate defence by the
soldiers 1t concludes.
THE strctest discipline is enforced in
the Japanee army There has been no
brutality and no pillage, The truth will
only serve TO establish the glory OF our
arms"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
PROPHECY IS FOR SNOW TODAY.
Hut Then, " Know. the Omcial
Forecast Yesterday Was "Fair."

We may not depend always on our ma
without the usual reservation of prophecy
that the day in this neighborhood would
be fair. Well. you saw for yourself that
the characterization hardly applied In
fact. nearly an inch OF rain fell on the
Just. the unjust. who may have borrowed
the umbrellas of the just, and other folk
unclassifed.
All day long the rain came down. not
being able to come UP. driven gently TO
the southwest by a light NORTH easterly
wind. This, any navigator would say,
was quite natural. Viewing the facts sew
eral hours after the rain had started to
fall. the prophets dipped into another
meteorological dope box and brought out
a prediction Of SNOW Friday" which is
to-day.
1t seemed last night to the local seers
that the forecast OF snow might be full
filled. There was snow in the early eve
ming in northern New Jersey and four
inches had fallen up TO o'clock last
night at Albany; also up at Hartford,
Conn, snow was weaving counterpane
for the landscape. After the snow that
is promised. Washington asserts that II
will be much colder here tomorrow, with
| fresh northerly winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
GERMANS MAKE
HARD DRIVE ON
RUSSIAN CENTRE
Fight Desperately to Over
run Poland and Halt East
PruSsian Advance.
CARS TROOPS TAKE
TRENCHES BY STORM

Russia announces officially that her
Black Sea fleet overwhelmed the Ger
man built battle cruiser Gocben OF
Sebastopo yesterday, and that the
Goeben. badly damaged by L. linen
shells from the battleship Evstaii. got
away in n fog because of her great
speed.
Turkey, on the other hand. asserts
officially that the Turkish squadron
WAS victorious: that one Russian bat
tleship was damaged and that the rest
Of the fleet. Il battleship and four crul-
sers. fed to Sebastopol, chased by the
Turkish ships.
The United States Government has
no details yet aS to the action of a
Turkish fort at Nurla. Asia Minor. in
firing on Il launch of the cruiser Ten.
nessee The United States has not yet
demanded satisfaction from the Turk
>n Government. but has merely Iii.
rccted Amba ssadOr Morgcnthau and the
captain of the cruiser 10 hurry Il de
tailed report of the incident.
The interest in military operations
on the east is centred on the outcome
Of great battles now raging in East
Prussia and Poland. Petrograd says
that there has been no serious reverse
In Poland and that the German often.
sive has merely checked the too rapid
advance Of Russian cavalry. The
steady progress of invading armies in
East Prussia is claimed together with
further progress toward Cracow.
Berlin says officially that the newly
commenced battles in the eastern thea
ire of war are proceeding Vienna an
nounces that the Russians have been
defeated in Galicia, north Of RZeszow,
The Russian movement toward the Car.
pathians is said to be Of no impor.
lance.
The French Governments reports ot
the lighting yesterday aud to-day from
me North Sea to Alsace do not conflict
with the German official statement
From Paris and Berlin IL is learned
/ that the deadlock continues, with nc
decisive outcome in sight. Paris re
ports heavy cannonading between The
coast and the Iys and claims a victory
gained by the Turcos over the Germans
at Tracy-le-Nal. between the Disc and
the Aisne. Berlin asserts that French
attack in the Argonne was repulsed.
II is reported in Toxic that Japar
does not intend to send troops to Flu
rope. The Japanese Foreign Minister
Baron kato, said in an interview
that Japan entered the war merely Il
insure peace In the East and that /
would impair her finances TO take par
in The struggle in the West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
Thomas MOffOSbOrne
Takes Sing Sing Job
Wealthy Prison Reformcr En-
acts Promise That He Will Be
Left Freehandcd.

Thomas Mott Osborne OF Auburn, a rich
man who for long time has been an
amateur worker for prison reform. Ia to
have chance to test his theories In one
OF the hardest jobs known to penolosy.
ne accepted yesterday the wardenship OF
sing sing and will begin his task on De-
cemoer as the successor Of Thomas j.
MCCORMICK, VINO was removed three weeks
ago
Inc post was onercd TO Mr.. osborne by
PRISONS superintendent John b' Riiey AT
the request or Gov. Glynn ten days ago.
lie would not accept II until he received
assurance from Governor eiect whitman
that he wouId M, he ip.orfsr.d ui,b .f,ar
Iar,a, u 80. a. ~, VI, 90.
ne 'a'"e w w" ioiN yes
terday' had long TALK with Mr.. whitman
and then sent "A letter to Mr.. Riley. in
which he said:
"Th,. administration NJ ito nr,sons Mas
. ., -. =. -. "a.
!" e'"''"' w NV PnS' "V'" ue'P'' VIC
creditsble to New York state There hasnot
only been the handicap of disgraceful
physical conditions and Inadequate legis-
it,, h,,, -. 10. -, IL. 49, 90,
w 'a' lug Wv
i"cN VI pam "'hes'S anu oFu''a's M
t"ligence The eject OF this upon the
human beings held as prisoners by the
state has been most dep,orahIe rc.ul,inr
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imprisonment out also In the yearly re-
turn to society of many hundreds of men
less able to get along In the world than
xbsr ,h.v vero FIRE, sentenced
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""'o ss"'pa'"iAeu 'uiS WIN your
EFFORTS 10 remedy the evils OF the old
system. and have rejoiccd In the results.
II has been a great privilege 70 assist In
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