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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
CONFUSED AND EXCITED
MRS. CARMAN RUSHED IN
KITCHEN FROM THE REAR
Celia Coleman, Negfo Maid, Completes Circumstan-
tal Chain About Alleged Slayer of Mrs. Louise
Baley-Means Certain Indictment of Physician s
Wife, Prosecution Clams-Bears Out Original
Theory

Freeport, l. I. July 14.-Celia
Coleman, negro maid in the home of
DR.. Ed n Carman two weeks ago
today men Mrs. Louise Bailey met
her dealt there. has told her am
plified' story to the grand jury. In
The opinion Of those who have fol-
lowed the case closely, It spells In
dictment for Mrs. Florence Carman,
the joaious wife OF the physician, who
is now locked up IN Mineola jail.
charged with tho murder OF Mrs.
Bailey
The essential part OF the maid's
testimony, as related 10 the grand
jury at Mineola today. Is that she
was in the Kitchen OF the Carman
homo at the time OF the shooting.
that she heard the fatal shot and the
commotioa in the Doctors Office.
which followed Immediately after,
aud that while she stood stock still
IN the kitchen, too frightened 10 move.
AIRS CarmRn came rushing In from
the rear yard.
Completes Circumstantial Chain
Mrs Carman was hreathless and
excited. The maid said she did not
see any revolver, bat she not only
saw Mrs Carman, but spoke TO her
and Mrs. CarTnan answered
Irntl TO-DAY. the maid has been the
stronyest bulwark OF the defense, but
now that she has remembered ana
related II the grand Jury these ina
portant things which she had forgot
tan at the coroperss inquest, she has
become the strongest witness ef the
district attorney The theory OF the
prosecution has always been that Mrs
Carnan slipped out the back way.
went Ia the window Of the doctors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
Allowance of Twenty Cents al
Mile For Travelling Expenses
Is Retained
Palmer Scored By
Republican Leader
Representative Mann Assails
Pennsylvania Congressman
For Drawing Salary When
Absent on Political Tour

Washington, July 1.-THE final
Engagement OF mock battle that
as been prolonged for wees took
olace IN the house today. When that
body. by vote Of i32 to 122. adopted
the senate amendment to the lesisla-
live bin fixing the mileage allowance
OF senators and representatives. at
twenty cents a mile.
There were no losers in this fight
as the vanquished share equally with
the eictors in the spells over which a
great hullaballoo has been raised 1t
was known I'm advance just how the
battle" over .sile mileage grab would
come out. and there was no surprise
expressed. therefore. when the house
decided 10 concur in the sonata
amendment increasing the present
allowance Of twenty cents for the
mileage allowance Of the lawmakers
For Political Capital
This demonstration. like others. was
against the mileage grab" eng neered
by a few Democrats for the purpose Of
making political capital at home.
When the legislative bid WAS
originally considered IA the house, an
amendment was adopted. providing
that senators and represe natives
ENDBI1 RECEIVE az A8* eAp&tfEN% f8f.
travel pay, instead of the present rate
OF twenty cents a mile TAis went
over 70 the senate, II was spurned
by that body The senate amended
the twenty cents a mile rate and has
stood pat on that fgnre for two or
three weeks The house on two or
three occasions refused 20 concur, but
yielded today. Just as was expected.
Representative Cox, of Indiana
who started the fight on the mileage
was observed smothering a grin today
when Speaker Clark announced that
the roll call discioseS~that the house
had acce pied the senate amendment
Mann scores Palmer.
There WAS sharp debate on the
rnnttrnnH On -Tsf,lrA pa e.nN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15

supplemental her previous testimony
with a statement that she had seen
Mrs. qarman pass through the kitchen
Immediately after the shot, threw con-
sternation into the camp of Mrs. Car
mans relatives and advisers. when
George NJ Levy. her attorney, heard
about II from newspaper nfen, he raced
bis automobile over TO Mineola and
rushed in to see the district attorney.
He had a short conference OF possibly
ten or fifteen minutes, at which, II IL
can be Judged from the expression OF
the lawyers face when he emerged, he
got little actual knowledge of what
Celia had testified to.
Isevy then h!ed himself around to
the jail and went In to see his client
He spent more than an hour with her
at the conclusion OF which Mrs Car
man insisted upon debating a state
inent for the newspaper men outside
She feels that the weight Of public
opinion is against her. and she wanted
to swing some OF 1t In her own favor
She feels particularly that the state
ment of Mrs. Jennie D8rYear, mother
Of the murdered woman, that Mrs Car
man Is heartless because she has failed
so far 70 express any sympathy for
the family of Mrs. Bailey, has injured
her cause before the public In her
statement, Mrs Garuan says, among
other things, that she was innocent and
expressed assurance that she would
soon be freed. She said that neither
she nor her husband would rest until
the murderer Of Mrs. Bailey had been
run down
Sprung n Surprise.
District Attorney Smith had caused
fatYa Ef-n4 4~.yx q -,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
BREAK ANKLE WHILE
DEMONSTRATING HOLD

As an aftermath OF the wrestling
match Monday night c. &. oanly SUI
fered a fractured ankle last night
while attempting IN show one Of his
friends how Joe Turner vas thrown
by Fritz Hansen. When the two young
men fell. Oanly happened to be on the
bottom. his ankle hitting the hard side
walk.
Temporary treatment was admins
tered By Ambulance surgeon stern
and he was later taken 70 his home,
AZ at8 West Main street where he Is
now undergoing treatment by hts fam
Ily physician.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
OLD LIQUOR HOUSE
GOES TO BALTIMORE

The Ellison Harvey company, enc of
RichmoRd's eldest Wholesale liquor
houses which has been in business
tor many Years at Cary and Thirteenth
streets, has moved To Baltimore, One
of the officers of the company, when
asked if their change of location was
due to the agitation on the Statewide
question, replied that 1t was not, hut
for business reasons they had 6ecifed
to move to baltimore This house,
which was formerly Ellison q Harvey,
had leng enjoyed a large PatrS mage
and has bean considered very success
full as business enterprise,
This concern surrendered lease en-
Ia large storahause at Cary and Thir-
iteenth streets, which has baen taken
over ny Messrs. burton 4 Brieu a
new firm, entering the frat and pro-
duce business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
Greatly Improved
Conditions
IN WEST VIRGINIA

Among the bulletins at W.
c, I. U, headquarters yes
terday was the following
paragraph, quoted by per-
mission from a letter to a
Richmond friend from a gem
tleman residing in Hunting
ton, ", Va;
"Building still going on
and the old saloon rooms
being turned into new store
rooms. Remember how
downstairs in our building
used to look like a bar-room
IN ;fhe morning (empty
bottles) ? All done away
with, No more whiskey adj
vertislng In the papers! It's
great!'
Another West Virginia
item sent by a former Rich
monder quotes a mine
operator as saving that the
Fourth Of July this year was
the first "Glorions Fourth =
in many years that his mines
did not have great trouble
on account of drunken
rewdyism, This Fourth
everything was entirely
peaceful and orderly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
STATEWIDE ELECTION
ORDERED BY GOVERNOR
The Governor S Order

The order for the Statewide prohibition election
issued by Governor Stuart Yesterday afternoon, which
will today he out from the office Of the secretary OF
the Commonwealth the eeritTs Of the counties and
the ergeans Of the cities and towns, reads as follows
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Sir,-Let wr1ts of election issue to the
sheriffs of the counties and the sergeants of the
cities and towns Of the Commonwealth to cause
an election to be held in this State, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER o. 1914 the question of prohibiting
the manufacture for sale and the sale of intoXi-
eating liquors in this State in accordance with
the provisions Of an act approved February Is,
1914.
The proclamation for the election, which is under
the provisions Of the enabling act to he published in
newspapers Of general circulation i'll the State OF
Virginia once a week for three weeks between and
the date for the election Will be issued later by the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
Executive Loses No Time
In Issuing Writ That
Voters May Express
Will On Prohibition
Issue
Forces Lined Up
For Finish Fight
Initial Triumph and Prepared
ness of Organization Make
Prohibition Victory Septem-
Der p Certain - 100000
viii Vote

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TING t9ret sfan vpate-1av i'm the ON
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Of the enabling act. following the
certs3Cauon by clerks OF toe county
Circuit and city Corporation courts
Of the number OF signatures 10 the
petitions, was the fling with cover
or stuart Of the secretary OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST
CABELLs CARELESS CRITICISMS
NO. MISREPRESENTATION

based the
f. Cab, the Rev
mn through the Christian Advocate
his speech DR. Wilbur F Crafts lone Of
prohibonit had admit
o European
liquor question" Dr. Crafts has
aounid the demonstration
prohibition the consumption of alcohol
capita Increases
DR. Cannon in the Christian Advocate,
Mr. If has he Intentionally
quoted him eareey Whatever
be Indignantly rfudaed Mr. Catels
Mr. Cahel personal letter deny
that he held the position accredited him by Mr. Cabe Here is Dr.
~ ~ INTERNATIONAL
Bureau o and Social Reforms
Pennsylvania s. E. Washington D. q
May 20 1914
Dear II Richmond Va on
that who has hna high ona position IN quoting an
misrpraantng his sentiments
Implications
quoted them should be glad stand
In . only iegs
it, the right brought up
quotation article showing the damaging effect
noremn Of law. snadeua norem III
seS S a winch has f sats @ effect e enss pbeon
hope this letter may verke you season prevent any further reference
Crafts a that
speech circulated throughout the State without
of
without indicate that DR. Crafts has rendiated
potion9 Mr. Cahel
which
the hands another ought
publicly admit that he mepened Dr. Crafts and that he desires with
draw his statements made concerning DR. Crafts positions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15

Overs Fifth Annual Two-Day Eek
cursion to the Mountains and 'LpyRy
Caverns, July 1924. \.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15

VIRGINIA REACH TRAIN SERVICE.
Wis Norfolk and WeAtern Railway;
Lsapa Riekmand 3 o'clock daily, ex-
cept SUNDAY, arrive Virginia Beach $50
r, N. No transfer between statiors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-15

EXCURSION TO THE MOUNTAINS.
Via Norfolk and Western Railway.
Friday. July II: $500 Lynchburg.
So 90 Roanoke Phone Madison tS7 for
full particulars.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
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SOCIAL and |
PER SOENAIL|

brilliant wedding celebrated last
evening at $50 o'clock at the jefferson
Club was that OF Miss Rae RoscrI-
bloom. daughter Of Moses RoEeubloorn.
Mira. Mycr Grcentrce T'h" ceremony.
which took place Ia the ballroom Of tho
club, was performed by Or H. X
CeliBch, and a shrugged orchestra play
ed the Wedding March" from "I.ohcn-
grin" as the bridal party entered The
ballroom and dinlnC-roofa were elab-
oratcly decorated throughout no pink
and white. "ith n background Of
Southern amilaX. The bride and rgoom
stood for the ceremony beneath n
canopy Of Easter lilies intertwined
with smilaS. I'm front Of which stood
large white candles on pedestals caught
with lunches OF lIlles and pink chiffon,
and outlining the from, OF the stage
was light ethereal railing made up
OF small pedestal vases OF La France
roses wound with 1milaI. The we'd
ding gates. which were placed near the
steps opening 10 the central aisle.
were decorated In greens and pink
blossoms. and tho pedestal pIiastc~s
held lovely punches OF pink roses The
aisle was formed by long fraceful fcs-
toonA OF smilax and chiffon from one
column TO another Throughout; the
length OF the room. tho columns Mold
Ing fascinating baskets o. pink roses
and chiffon. with pink candles raising
their light we'll above the flowers The
windows and walls were hung with n
drapery OF smllas.
The bride entered with her father.
who gave her in marriage Her wed
ding gown was an exquisite affair OF
softest white charrneuse with a iackct
erect Of real lace. studded tn pearls.
and caught together In front with "A
large tulle bow fastened wIth q pear!
clasp The skir, was made with a
tunic under which fell ruf'e Of real
lace. embroidered ia pearls and the
long court train Of brocodc. over which
fell hcr bridal veil o: tullc t.ung from
the shoulders, ara was fastened wi,h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
DRINKS POISON N COFFEE.
Veteran Killed. hut How lie cot FHtnI
nOSN Nof I\nnnn

tSpec'al 10 The Times Dispatch
Wytheviile. Va, March 5.--Frederick
Dcriot died at his residence on Main
street on Wednesday afternoon at 6
o'clock, tho result OF drinking poison In
his coffee. II Ia not known whether no
took tho poison with suicidal intent. or
whether II was placed In his cup by
accident
Mr.. por,ot was born in France IN
1880. and came to this country when
no was nineteen years old. He settled
In Philadelphia, where he Joined the
Philadelphia Iouaves, e French com
pany. and was mustered In tho united
states Army In 1861 AZ first lieutenant
After tho war nc located In Wythoyiile,
where no had since resided. He mar
ricd Miss Emily Beatty, who preceded
him to the grave several years ago
10 had not been we'll for abou. year.
re was Highly esteemed by all hls
friends md uesghbors. and, though
Federal soldier, always marched with
rho Confederate veterans on Memorial
Day and other occasions Ho Is sur.
vivcd by one daughter. Mrs w L.
Pushaw. OF Washington. whore her hus-
band holds position in tho govern.
ment service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
REVENUE OF LlNCiiBTRG
SHOWS RAPID iSCUEASE
lsnccial TO The Timcs.D, patch.


Lynchhurg. Va. March The
Finance Committee or the city Council
tonight reported to the Common Coun-
ell the appropriations ordinance for
the fiscal years 1914 which car
rios an estimated revenue for the year
OF sc4f5i079. being an increase OF
So SOS 10 over last year. despite q loss
Of $4,000 To the CITY ny tho LpGis-
laiurc making hank deposits free from
municipal taxation this year.
The ordinance goes over under the
rules until tomorrow, when il will he
adonted in m adjourned session.
Tho principal TENS are. Interest on
bonded don't Sl2al46; sinking fund re-
Guiremcnts. s4G.s3i: strects. s45 800;
sewers. 5000. water, $50 600: lights
se5 600: IRE department. $50 900; sani-
tury denartment. $1,000; street clean
ing s35 200 public schn"ls. sot.oon:
nln shnuse department. 500 600: pa rks
end forestry sicooo: police dcpa II
mcnt S455nn. while S2l.iSo79 Is left
In the contingent fund unappropriated
The ordinance goes before tho Board
OF Aldermen IN Tue. lay n!rht for con
currencc ard II VIII he adopted by both
branches without 0npOSttton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
EIks Elect Officers.

AT the regular meeting of Peters
burg Lodge OF Elks last night the 10,
lowing oHicers were elected for the en-
suing grand lodge year, beginning
April 1:
Exalted ruler. Benjamin Harrison
esteemed leading Knight, u. RI Will
cox; esteemed loyal Knight. X + Jack
som esteemeJ lecturing knight. Il. L
wilson; secretary Louis |. Kidd
treasurer. !. Harry Bailey; tner. u w
branch; trustee for three years W. T.
laugh; representative To grand lodge
which convenes In Denver, COL in
July George w Watson: alternate
Charles Il. Bowie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06

leo force. mas so far recovered from
MS recent Illness az To DO able TO re,urn
10 duty.
The Wednesday Music Club met last
evening AT the home of Miss Mary Z
Patttson on Union Street. and a splen
did program OF muaic--vocal and in
strnmcntal--was rendered Many
guests wcro present.
Tho term OF General st,tn Boiling
as postmaster "iil expire In April.
and the appointment of X =. Barham
a. his successor. who has been in
dorsed FOR the position By tho Virginia
congressional delegation. ia expected
soon 20 b. announced
The Health Department re ports there
rs not single case of contagious dis
ease OF any kind In Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
COroner's Inquest.

Coroner Leigh and a jury last night
hcId All inquest on the body OF John
w Goode, who died on Tuesday night
OF Injuries received the previous even
Ing by being struck by sitting engine
on the Scaboard Air Line Railway at
the West Street crossing In this city
Mr. Goode was cighty-onc years old
md was employed as haeman at that
post. The evidence showed that
the occurrence was purely accidental |.
ana not one TO negligence on
the part Of the railway company. Tho
verdict was simply that the deceased
came Ia his death from shock and
multiple injuries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
HEAVY LOSS INFLICTED NY
WIND IN AMHERST
Lsnecial 70 The mines. Disna,ch. ]

tSneciai 10 The Times Dispatch
Amherst Va. March 5.-f1choes OF
tho havoc wrought by the terrific
windstorm on SUNDAY night continue
to come in from different sections of
the county. James L. Davis who lives
near Sandidres. had comparatively
new dwelling unroofed On Indian
Creek. which Is near the foot OF the
mountains. almost hurricane pre-
vailed Henry Wilmore. n prosperous
farmer and cattle dealer. suffered n
most severe loss His barns were
blown down and large number OF
cattle injured. His loss II Is estimated
amounts to ut least $4,000 James
Tucker had barn full OF tobacco
blown down and practically DESTROYED
The damage In AMI around the village
OF Amherst Is estimated ut something
like $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06

Intercs, Is gradually increasing IN
the coming election for members OF
tho Council and Board OF Aldermen
and the next week Will probably bring
out a number OF candidates for seats III
the two branches
Miss Annie u. Belcher, daughter OF
MIR and Mrs II. I, BeIcher. OF Prince
George County. has fully recovered
from her recent spell or illneas. and
returned home to-day.
Jesse Pearl, a negro. was Today sent
TO the Hastings Court to be tried for
the fclonious cutting and woundlnC
OF Alex Leo Saturday night In the Idle
Hour Theatre.
Al the meeting Tonight OF Naomi
Lodge OF Knights OF Pythias the pro-
gram for tho Initiation OF class OF
strangers within the next two weeks.
was considered. The program, 1t Is
said. viii be an elaborate affair
Lieutenant J. J Donahue. OF the po-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
A Sentence of Six Months,

j. w Folk. colored. OF Nansemoud
county, student at the Virginia Nor
NAL and Industrial Institute. pleaded
guilty In the Police Court this morn
ing 20 the charges OF larceny OF goods
from several stores. The charges were
punched. and Folk was given a sentence
OF siN months al work on the public
roads Included In the goods recovered
from Folk were a gold watch, rings
gold handle pocket knives and gold
fountain pens. belonging to different
merchants. No one of the thefts con-
sttuted a grand larceny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06

period of pain discomfort. straining, nnu-
Sea or other symptoms so often distressing
during the anxious wccls of expectancy.
Mothers Friend thoroughly lubrica tcs
erery nerve, tendon and muscle involved
and IS sure preventive for caking OF tho
breasts.
And particularly to young mothers is this
famous remedy of incsiimable valcc. 1t
enables them To preserve their health and
strength. and they remain pretty hy having
avoided MI tho suffering and danger that
would otherwise accompany such an occa-
sion
You will find this splendid remedy on
sale at all drug stores al S100 bottle
Write Rradfield Rcgula tor Co. 23t La
mar Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. for their instruct.
I've book for eIpectapt Iaothers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
w. G. II. u. Meeting.

an interesting meeting OF the wo
mans Christian Temperance Union WINS
held yesterday afternoon, ut which
eisht new members were received and
favorable progress was reported. Sew
eral papers were read, and much en-
couragement was expressed at the out
look.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
s,ncIa,r In 70, Indicted.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Staunton. Va. March 6.---The grand
jury In the Corporation Court to-
day considered the case OF ]. G.,
Sinclair. OF Richmond. who. about
ten days ago. shot ut j. .. Foreytho
In the Augusta HotoL Torsythe, sew.
erai hours before. had beaten Sinclair
up badly following mn alleged insult
to his Vito. Tho jury failed to return
An indictment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
The Times Dispatch bureau,
Bollingbrook Street.
phone 1850,
Petersburg. Va. March

The quarterly conference OF the Chea-
serheld division of the Farmers Educa-
tionai and Co Operative Union was held
at Port Walthall on Tuesday with
flne attendance. There were Inter
cating discussions on various subjects
and favorable reports as To the progress
or the organization In the county 1t
Is expected that two or three new locals
VIII be formed In the county In a shor,
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06

I4NhthNhrg. va, MArch O.---N new
automobile aerial truck with sixty
hvc-foot ladders. which cost sill 600
has been received hv the Lvnchburc
Fire Department The machine viii!
he put In commission rs soou ms the
men learn the operation of the motor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
wcst nccrI,cs Commi.sion.

ATLANTA. Ca, Macon 5-W s Wcst.
appointed United states Senator 10
succeed the late y q Bacon. received
his commission from Governor Slaton
here to-day and left for Washington.
lie expects to take his seat in the
SCnntc to morrow or SATURDAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-06
Meeting Of stncLhnider..

The annual meeting of the stock
holders or the Petersburg Savings and
Insurance Company was held this after
noon. The entire present board Of
directors was reelected. and Aiexandc,.
Hamilton was reelected president.
and Fortesque Whittls was collected
vice president The various officials OF
the bank hold over at the dlscr, ZION