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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
NEITHER MCCARTHY
NOR BRADLEY CHOSEN
Madison Ward Delegation Cannot
Agree Upon Candidate For Pc.
itce Board.
BOTH WILL BE DEFEATED
If Selection Goes to the Floor of
Joint Session of Council Friday
Night.-New Man to Represent
Ward.

AS the result of a. meeting of the
Madison Ward delegation yesterday
afternoon IL was generally conceded
that neither Mccarthy or Bradley
could be elected, and that the new Po-
lice Commissioner from Madison
Ward would probably be a man who
had not been mentioned.
The Madison Ward fight for Pa
lice Commissioner from that ward will
be placed on the floor of the Coun-
Gil to decide.
Seven members OF the ward dele
cation met yesterday afternoon in the
office of Councilman Pollock to dis.
Guess the situation. The meeting was
executive, A newspaper man, who
Is also a voter in Madison Ward, was
present for awhile, but he was di-
rected to the door before the dele
cation got down to business,
Every member of the delegation an
swered to the call except Councilman
Atkinson, who is out of the city on
his vacation.
II was generally known that Messrs.
Cheatwood. Jones, Fuller and Work
man were favorable to the candidacy
of Commissioners Bradley.
II was also generally known that
~
were favorable to the reelection Of
Commissioner Mccarthy.
Christian Favors Mathews.
It was known. too, that Alderman
Christian was favorable to the Candi-
dacy of DIR. w. p Mathews.
Other names had been mentioned,
some for second choice. others for
first choice.
But above all others the names of
Mccarthy and Bradley, both mem
bers of the board. were most men
itioned And upon these two names
hangs all that may result in a fight
on the floor of Council on Friday
night
1t was understood that the discus
sion in executive session" yesterday
Afternoon was desultory
/ 1t is believed, however that in tbs
hours session OF the delegation there
were many things considered. II Is be
| lieved that the question as TO tnt
candidacy of Mr.. Bradley. who, him
self has not suggested that he would
/ be a candidate, was the cause OF nc
decision on the part OF the deiega
I ton.
There are reasons to believe that Il
Mr.. Bradley were nominated by th'
ward delegation he would not be elect
ed for various reasons. One of which
would be urged ny a member of Csun
ell from the west end, that Mr., Brad
ley. in permitting his friends to men
ton him, was allowing them to place
! him In the position of taking advan
tage Of a situation which confronted
a fellow member of the board.
South Richmond members of the del
egation want a Southside man on thu
:, Police Board. Why, they cannot say
1t is declared by the members of thu
north side of the ward that the soutl
! side men want too much.
i AS 1t stands, after the fruitles
J.. meeting of the delegation yesterday
the fight will go to the floor, and bot
II Commissioners Mccarthy and Bradle.
!, will be defeated-tsnat is if MIR. Brad
! ley commits himself
The delegation will try TO get to
gether on Friday Afternoon before tn
, Joint session.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28

Continued from First page.)
issued by Judge lands for
Martin Piatow, Chicago manager
of the ST. Joseph-Chicago Steamship
Company; Chief Engineer Erickson.
Captain Pedersen. Delbert Fisher. first
mate. and Peter Fisher. member or
the crew, to insure their presence cd
fore the Federal grand jury.
Secretary Redfield Present.
william C. Redfield. Secretary OF
the Department of Commerce and
Labor. arrived In this city this morn
ing. and immediately went into con-
ference with United States District
Attorney C1yne, in connection with
the Government investigation Mr..
Redfield later visited the scene of
the disaster and his first act was to
direct that search be made for the
safety first sign which Federal reg
ulations require all steamers to carry.
so far the sign has not been found.
Mr.. Redfield also directed his atten-
ton to the life preservers on the boat
and pointed out that all bore the
/ Government stamps showing that they
| had been inspected five times in the
| last five years.
7 The secretary said he was ready to
/ appear before any of the investigat-
| ing bodies and that he had summoned
various employees in the Government
| inspection service TO Chicago that
theq would be within the Jurisdiction
| of the courts, and could be called to
| testify and tell what they knew. He
| defended his subordinates and quoted
| the Bible and Shakespeare in plead
| Ing for suspended Judgment until
more of the facts are learned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28

kIDUtInGFG Z rom r 4Ek} ffAEe,b
in which there are hundreds of
thousands of Russian troops fight
ing the battles of the PISA and
the Crmuicw.
Thereafter comes IN the re-
sfseciive German drives one across
OssrcienLa IN the eastward, and
In the valley towards the Bug,
through which runs small and
= large railways and the govern
nacnt post roads.
WILL CUT OFF ARMY
The great drive OVER the Narrow
and i'm the direction of the Bug
comes next, aiming at the only
avenue now open for the Russians
to receive supplies. rcinforTmcnts
or ammunition. The forces oe-
fore Noto Georgievsk and the
Nistuia forts. ia well as the
forces nn the Biouir line within
seven miles Of the inside clialn of
forts, the line al CROCK. are
simply sectors To prevent any
operations i'm thai direction. and
then comes The important move
nients on the Luhlin- Ciiolm rail-
WAY line, ana the attack ON
!. Iyangorod- Each mos ement has
- for its design the cutting Of
railway which would carry Rus
sian troops Ia safety. Once they
are cut and the flower Of Rus
sia's present fighting force. tho
best that tho Grand Duke
Nicholas can pat ON the fightlng
+ tire, will be completely fsrfaftatf
They will he unable To- receive
supplies or food, aud thcS viii
have lost all contact with th,. Rus
sian line which reaches down on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
MORE AMERICANS ARE
LOST FROM FOREIGN LEGION

Paris. July 27.--The First and Sec
ond regiments Of the Foreign Legion
have been anal ansted. as the First
Regiment had suffered greatly.
The death OF Edwin Hall, OF Chica-
e. has been confirmed at the Le-
rf0n'g depot at LYONS He had Just
arrived AZ the front from the depot.
and was under fire for the first time
when he was killed. During the en-
Eagement. which occurred on June
Is. ne handled a mitraiileuse under
exceedingly heavy fire.
Private Kelly, another American
with the Foreign Legion. Is marked
m ss3nE al the depot at Lyons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
MANY WE'RE INSURED.
Insurance Companies VIII Distribute
Half-AilIion Dollars.

Chicago. ILL.,, July 27.--Insurance
managers estimate that between so and
rs per cent of the Eastland victims
carried policies, the average amount
being 5000 They say 100000 will he
paid to families of victims during the
week. Several of the skilled workers
of the Western Electric Company car
ried policies of 5000.
Several Chicago representatives of
the insurance companies have omitted
the customary red tape and started to
pay the claims. In many cases these
payments have prevented applicable
to relief institutions
Some insurance men have not waited
for claims to be presented. but sent
their forces of collectors to find tho
benehctaries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
EDDIE BARTLETT PERIsHED.
Former Fighters Body Taken From
Hull of Eantland.

Chicago. July 27.--The body of Eddie
Bartiette well known as fighter in
the bar-knuckle DAYS and no less re-
newned as runner. jumper and wrest-
Ter, has been Identified aiming the vic
tins of the Eastland. He was en-
ployed on the boat, and his body was
laid beside that of Joe Bertrend, former
bantam boxer, who also persisted in the
disaster. Bartlett prepared Harry Gil
more for his bare -knuckle fight with
Jack McAuliffe at Lawrence. Mass,
in 1887. His last ring appearance was
with Tommy Ryan at Whiting. Ind. in
the early ninetfes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28

The narrows where the engagement
between the French and German sub
marines took place Is about midway
In the Dardanelles straits between the
Aegean sea and the Sea of Marmora.
They are fifteen miles from the en-
trance to the straits.
The French submarine Marietta
was built at Cherhourg In 1911. The
vessel displaced 615 tons when SUBJ
merged and was 2i5.7 feet long She
was fitted with six torpedo tubes and
was capable Of travelling fifteen knots
an hour on the surfAce and ten knots
when below.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
PURsER STILL MISSING.
Son Returns TO Kalamazoo. Declines

Son Returns TO Kalamazoo. Declines
TO Reveal Hiding Place.
Kalamazoo, Mich, July 2T.--May.
nard Monger. son of George Monger,
purser of the steamer Eastland. re-
turned from Chicago and declined to-
day to tell where his father IL, Mon
ger, Sr., disappeared shortly after the
Eastland turned turtle, and Federal
authorities VINO were informed that
he survived have been trying to To-
cate him. .Monger's son intimated that
he might give the government officials
the information they desire provided
they confer personally with him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
CARRANZA'S MEN IN
MEXICO CITY AGAIN

Warrington. July 2S--F1rst
Chief Cnrrauxa appears to he re-
gaining some Of the ground he re-
Gently lost in various parts OF
Mexico. Adyiees at the state De-
parsment indicate that the Car
ranHistas under General Gonzales
are back to Mexico City which the
Zapnttstns vacated in the face of
the advance of the army of Gem
eraI Gonzales. the Carranga com
mantier, The latter quilted the city
afteryynrd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
Invited to Tell of Trade.

Chicago, July 27.-~A number OF IT
linoiS business men have been invited
10 appear before the Federal Trade
Commission which began two-day
session here today The men viii be
requested 10 givs thefr ffeas on the
foreign trade situation. Among those
invited TO testify are J. Ogden Armour.
Harry A. wheeler and George NJ Rey-
uolds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28

John Thomas, an -lear-old
negro, said by the police TO be known
as Jim. the Dude" was arrested yes.
terday morning shortly after midnight
for robbing showcase OF hats De-
longing TO the American Hat Conn
pany, at Fifth and Marshall Streets.
In Police Court yesterday he was
given four months ON the roads Tor
the crime. He was arrested BY Po-
liceman Thomas. &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
AUSTRIAN ARMY TO GET
MORE THAN 100000 MEN

London. July 27.-The Morning
Posts Budapest correspondent esti-
mates that the calling up of the last
landsturm class in Austria Hungary,
which he says will be completed Octo-
her I. will add 700, 900 TO 100000 men
To the army This class includes men
between the ages OF tortythree and
fiftY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28

Clyde Lire Longshoremen End strike.
New York. July 27.--The strike Of
1,S00 longshoremen employed by the
Clyde Steamship Company and the
Mallory Steamship Company. which
day and which threatened to cause
great delay In shipmenta, was ondAd
yesterday. The men we're allowed
concessions In the matter OF work.
ing hours and were granted an I'm
crease Of cents an hour for regular
work and time and half for Sundays.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
GERMAN SUBMARINE
SINKS FRENCH CRAFT

Berlin, July 81. by wireless to Say
Vile, n. Y.-The French submarine
Mariotte was destroyed by German
submarine July 2s in the narrows Of
the Dardanelles. according to dis
patch from Constantinople TO the Nit
tag Zeitung. Thirty-one members OF
the French submarines crew Is, were
captured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
PRESIDENT At WORK ON
Continued From First Page.)

be recognized by the United States
The President was stirred today by
reports which reached him in the state
Departments dispatch bag today re-
garding chaotic conditions In Mexico
City. immediately perusing these re-
ports the President set about the prep
aration of the promised statement OF
the governments plans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28

- q C0fftanuea. IfOklt E = = ~ - -
-
attack on the presidential residence
prince. The exact number of casual
ties has not yet been determined, but
a IL believed TO be heavy.
Al 1880 the rifle firing was about
over and the officials and citizens went
out upon the streets TO take stock of
the damage in lives and property.
BY noon the city was in the pos
session Of the revolutionists.
The movement was started by o
regiment of soldiers that had been
disbanded by President Guillaume and
resented his treatment.
Prcsfdent's Reign of Terror.
There has been reign OF terror
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
ACQUITTED on OLD CHARGE.
Rev. w. NJ. McCart's Plea of Self.
Defense Accepted.

Covington, Ga, July 27.-The Rev.
w NJ. Cart, sixty eight years old, was
acquitted today of the charge Of MUIR
dering Monroe Smith, neighbor. on
July 3. 1870. His plea Of self-defense
prevailed.
I have thought Of this thing often
during the forty-five years since
killed him. If I had to do it over
I would. He insulted my mother. and
would have killed me ii ! had not
shot first" the prisoner told the jury.
All the witnesses called were aged.
and some so deaf that they were
questioned with much dificulty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
GEORGE MITCHELL is KILLED
British Officer Once Amateur Boxing
Champion Of North England.

London. July 27.-Second Lieut..
George Mitchell, WHO was killed In
battle in Frande July 20, was a
nephew of the late Percy Holden
1lingworth, chief government whip,
and was once amateur heavyweight
boxing champion of the north OF Eng
land Mitchell was defeated by
Georges Carpenter, the French heavy
weight cham pion. in a bout In Paris
last year The bout lasted a minute
and fhirty-five seconds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
ALL WITNESSES

CONTINUED from FIRST Page.}
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-28
HA|T|[N PRESIDENT

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

ur,b ibren I%nbdneern neriibten Sliins
%berungen unb @epalttbaten uro Die
jest in ganS Merifo berrihenbe Inars
die nno ihliebt bann nit ben foleens
Den gemerfuneen: nNn9eiihts aler
bieier Sbatiahen lit iebe Soffnune,
bab bic Wterifaner iemals i'm Stanbe
fem tperbeil, Den Srieoen in ihrer He>
publit ber5uitellen, ausgeiGlciien.
Sa5u muB irsenb cine a~ustpdrtige
@epalt a~ngeipenbet ipcrben lIub mug
bas balb seidebcn, benn ionft tperben
mir iagen miiiien: nSas lit Wertfo
eefpeien", benn Die merifaniihe He>
publit tpirb bonn @rbboben auseetilet
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@etpolt Der Sanbiten, Die lie Jest
iiberlaufen, bleiben ipate. General
Slrniton bate nit ieiner Irinee IN
Ierito Die Hube nnb Srbnune bers
itelen fonnen, tpenn man ibm freie
Sanb gelaiien baben tpiiroe. Interifa
ober ireenb cine anbere Wdht fpiirbe,
io9ar im Sale, baB lid ale &epoIus
tiondre nereinigen iouten. nift mebr
ais 100000 Wann 5li iiberpdltisen
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lie Der 9eipdIt Der 9anbiten entrinen
tperben unb Die Den Srieben lieben>
ben giirger Die SerriGaft e%rlangen.
Imerifa ODER cine unbere Ma6t muB
bieie &ufsabe iibernebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

Glemenceau .2'Somme 9ibre", porin
geeeu bas &abinett, 9eeen oas Irmees
Commando, eeeen Die Sntenbnntur
gefdmpft lpurbe, bat Die Re9ierung
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Wenih) berdus, mo ct Den &f
fortiest. Seit Saures Sobe biibte bas
So3ialiitens Organ n2'5umanita" an
Inieben elm. Sebr g~elcien miro baz
gegen bas Slntis Wiilitariitenblatt ga
@uerre. Socinle", bei1en 5eraiiseeber
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i'm ariege aneiiert. 9a Die fran5os
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peroffentliht, beiorst bies bas o9aris
Sournal". Sns 86rIenblatt v2'Snl
formation" bat eroben ginfIub.
Climbing idlieBt ieinen geriht nit
Der picIfagenbeu Semerfune:
8iu man in Yaris quite Iusfunft npm
&riegs16auplnee leien, fault man Die
Barrier Iuseabe bes alnerifaniIden
rRetp gorf Seralb" ODER Der Sonbpner
nSailD Hefps".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
alas

Gee @eneiaretb, ben 20.
Sanuar '15.-8om Griege lit bier5uz
lanbe nid)t piel 81 merfen. Na6 Dem
ipieOerbolten reiblifen Hegen Der
leeten brei 0tpnnte pranet gegens
ipdrtig Der See ipie inmitten eines
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milie, friihe GrbSdDen uno Wforden
bier idon 81 @eibnadten nnD Henjabl
auf Den Gid fommt.
ga Der grpSte Sbeil Der palditinen'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
Der Kries ans Sie pariisr
preWe.

Anbreas 8inoin9, Der Yariier gors
Respondent oes .&olitifcn", beridtet
ii6er Die 8irtung bes Srieges auf Die
Yariier Sreiic. Siele gldtter baben
i6r grIGeinen eingeitellt, 10 Die rabi@
tale n2anterne", Der freiiinuige
,2'ebeuement" lInb bas p~ffi3ielle
Organ Der Habitalen ~&e Happel",
iener 8abitalen. Die Srantrei6 regie>
rem. @ingegangen lit ardb bas Slntt
Der Sonapartiiteu .S'Iutprite"/ unb
Der Eefannte s@il Bias. Sas
8ouleparbblatt ~Matin" bate friiber
100000. jest MIR 100000 Ibonnens
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900 seitiegen. @ut 9ebt es audi Dem
Figaro" unb .@aulois". Sic
roDaIiitii6e .2'Iction Sran@
cafe" bat felt 9riegsausbru6 5abls
rei6e nere Ibpnuenten %getponnen.
9as 8latt bes befannten YoIititers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01

iihen gbriiten entipeber bon Hriisn
ober bon Sran5oien unb gnslanbern
bisber abbdngig sefpeien lit uro bon
bieien pielfa6 bebeutenbe rrateriele
llnteritiituns erbielt. bic eeesnipdrtis
aiisbleibt. 10 be9reift es iiGL baB unter
bieien Die 8egeiiterung fir ben Sies
Der Siirfen serins lit, Mnn miBs
trauf linen. Defenders ieitens Der
Nobaimmebaner. NansetpieIsners
maBen beitanben Dor ausbruh aes
8rieses in fran5oiiihen Initalten
brabtloie S%elegrnpbie : 8prrihtln9en.
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nnterbrofener @erbinbung nit franz
SoiiId)en unb anberen &riegsidiffen
bes Iittelmeeres blieb. go begreift
es iihl, bab Die tiirfiibe Hesieruns
auf gebeime brabtloie Teleerapbie
fabnbet. Wie wenis bic tiirfiihe Re=
sternns, aud in 9tbcrias, cine ardn=
fnng Der relisiDien 0efible ibrer
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gebt ffDn barams berpDr, baR tie ge-
rabe einen Gbriiten, nnb omar einen
&atbpItfen, gum &aimafam (2anb-
ratb) pm TtberiaS ernannt hattie.
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ben Shihten feblt es nidt an fana>
tiifen Wobammebanern, benen aae
Gbriiten nod elm @reuel iinb.
Sier unb in Der Siirfei iiberbaupt
berriht fein Iarsel. 8ei3en inter
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ipie seeenpdrtig. Sie Hreile 1inb
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iih bies bur6 bas Insfubrperbpt Der
Siirfei, bic an @etreibe biel mebr bers
norbrinst als iie ieIber beoarf.
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an 3uder unb boz Nnem an &oblen.
ginem lebbaften eeeenieitieen Iuse
tauih inter ben ~befreunbeten unb perz
biinoeten Staaten itebt entee9en Die
foitipielise unb unboQfommenc llebers
Lamb @erbinbuns, auf pelde Die pers
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tpeiit. Sn ben tiirfiihen Sdfen am
@ittelmeer erideinen fat MIR nod
italieniihe nno amerifaniide S6iffe.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-04-01
t1iekt eenns Setiffe, tans
80 be-
fSrSern.

Rof niemals lit I'M Safen bon Stem
Yorf ioniel Sraht na9 england unb
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unb trosbem sebt IN Shifffabrts@
frejien Die ala9e, baB man niht ges
nii9eno Sdiffe babe. nm Iues bon Den
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benn mn Inn ipldes uno Inn Habs
runssmittel banbelt es iih, b%eforbern
al fonnen.
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harterte 9ampfer .Malta" unb I'M
aufbDrlih ersieBt iif elm Strom bon
&iiten, bic Iunition entbalten io1en.
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uno 20 SnB lang. ioQen 9eId1iiBrobre
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entbalten nnb bas Yeroed 1T nit
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items 100000 beranIhlagt pirb.
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lpelfer in eineu 8iebtransportsS ame
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banben lit. unb es iinb ibrer mebr Dis
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