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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
MERELY ACKNOWLEDGES
DR.. DUN0A'S LETTER
state Department VIII Have Little to
say To Recalled Austrian
Ambassador

Washington, Sept, 20,-The reply
of the State Department to the letter
Of Ambassador Dumba protesting
against the action of the United States
in asking the Austro- Hungar ian gov
eminent to recall him, will proba bly,
be only a bare acknowledgement Of
the receipt of his communicat ton to
Secretary Lansing. This was inui-
Gated in Official quarters here today.
Officials take the position that Or.
Dumha has achieved his chief pur-
pose in securing the publication of his
letter to MIR. Lansing and that II does
not require any answer from this Gov
eminent. His defense sof his own ac-
lions Is regarded by officials as wholly
beside the mark, while his charges
against the State Department arc not
regarded as meriting a reply.
Unofficial reports from New York
for Rotterdam on a vessel sailing Sep
temher 2s. were noted with interest
here today The State Department
has not been officially advised of
the ambassadors sailing date, nor
even that the Austro- Hungarian gov
ernment has recalled him Until of
ciaily advised OF his recall, and until
requested to procure a safe conduct
for DR.. Dumha the state Depart
ment will take no steps TO that end
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
.. D. ROCKEFELLER, JR.,
ARRIVES IN C0lORAD|
Goes to Trinidad For Inspection !,
colorado Fuel and Iron Conn
Isany Properties.

Trinidad, Col, Sept. 2o.--John I
Rockefeller, Jr.. arrived here toda
for an inspection OF the properties {
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Commas n,
Mr.. Rockefeller. and his party prot
ably will spend two or three weeks !,
Colorado
The Colorado visit Of Mr. Rocke
feller, as active representative % tn
principal owning interest of the roIr
RADIO Fuel and Iron Companv bs
been planned since early in the vaa,
1t had its inception at the New Yor
hearings before the Federal COMMITS
sion on Industrial Relations.
January q Mr.. Rockefeller was
witness before the commission Afte
leaving the stand he stopped to spea
TO Mother" Mary Jones. labor er
thusiast. and she invited him to Wis
Colorado and see for himself cond
lons described before the commis
sion
Other labor leaders present at n
INDUSTRIAL relations hearing urge
Rockefeller to visit the scenes Of tn
recently ended Colorado coal miner
strike.
Asked about a recent rurnor ths
the j. j. Hill interests were negotiai
ing for the Rockefeller holdings |
the Colorado Fuel and Iron compan,
Mr. Rockefeller said, If there 4 an,
thing in this report I know nothir1
about it"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
NEW YORK corro> MARKET.
Furnished ny Miller a Company,
Brokers'

New York. sept 2o-~This market
advanced to-day GA reports Of cooler
eta&her predictions for the belt, At
th3s season Of the year the possibility
of groat aamaEe is ever foremost. and
tze possibility Of such au occurrence
hol6s the seller tn check. OF course,
there il Very little fear If such a thing
n6se The season il NOT far enough
advanced yer & cold wave may sweep
dossn out Of The Northwest and CIV"
the belt a scare without doing much
damage
During the forenoon this market was
a small affair. much of the interest
heretofore displayed in cotton having
been transferred to the stock market.
where things are humming again.
liverpool ca hles today were six
poluts lower than due.
The principal ard important item
of news TO day was The assured sue
cess % the British loan fotation here.
PERT receipts today estimates 10000
bales, against 2s.ooo last week and
q gaa last year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
R0ttnnpu---N oikniann.

Especial 80 The Richmond Nirginian.l
Baltimore Md. Sept. 2o.-~-terusalem
T.ati,ern Church WIS tho SCENE ef !,
pretty wedding last evening. Haen
Miss Hilda +, Rottmaqn, of New York,
became the bride Of Ferdinand G
volkmann, of Richmond, Va. The
groom's brother Charles Nolkmann
of Richmond. was best man, The
ceremony was performed by the
brides hrother-in law Rev. pr. Burg
dorf of Jerusalem Church. The out
of-town guests included Mrs F, Rar-
tells, of Hamburg. Germany, VINO is on
her way to Samoa Islands, where her
husband is informed on the steame
Elsass: Mrs, c. Nolkmann and )
Forster. both of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
Popular Excursion
Jacksonville and Tampa,
Florida
Tuesday. September %. 1915.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier OF the South.

An unusual opportunity to visit
Jacksonville, the Tourists Mecca and
the Gateway to the Land OF Flowers
and Tampa. one of the South's most
popular resorts.
Tickets honored or all regular
trains, in first class coaches or Pullnsa n
sleeping cars. connecting at Green's
boro, N. c.. with special train leaving
Greensboro at 1880 r NJ. Tickets will
be good for return trip to reach
original starting point not later t1an
midnight OF October 5. 1215, and viii
be honored on any regular train
Round trim fare from princirai
points will he as follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21

although many bombs were dropped
IN the suburbs. Ten were killed. .f
Whom i've were children One bomb
cNptoded just outside the gates of
Wooiwich Arsenal The conclusion
curiousiy went outward and away
rom the arsenal. where tons of cor
uIte We're stored within fifty yards
or the explosion.
TramwHy Passengers Killed.
one OF the incident of the raid on
wednesday night that created the
greatest impression was the destruc-
ton OF tram on the street. The
vehicle WAS completely wiped out and
five passengers who were inside were
Killed. The location of the tram was
given by the narrators variously. some
Of whom declared it was on Newgate
Street, while others gave the scene as
Russell street, Bloomfield Street,
Charine Cross
Frederick r. Coudert the New
York Banker, was visiting Sir Philip
Burne-Jones, the artist when the at
tack began. He and Mrs. Coudert
were returning from a restaurant,
where they had dined with Sir Burne-
Jones, to the artists home at Edged
ton Terrace, They sought the vantage
point of lamp post platform which
in London arc high granite pedesta;s.
large enough to hold several persons.
While they We're there Joseph Austen
Chamberlain, the son Of the late
Joseph Charmherlain. arrived at the
same lamppost and recognizing the
member of the party, Joined them.
The whole affair caused about as
much excitement as a big fire in the
Tenderioin District would cause in
New York" said Mr.. Coudert.
Two of the witnesses spoke of In
ctTicnt panics in theaters where It
seemed that the buildings should
have been hit. Oscar Shaw. an aetep-
at the Alhambra Theater. said that
the shlCs falling from the shrapnel
that exploded in the air fell on the
theater's roof. They penetrated the
roe, Of the buildings and the audience
fed in terror. Miss Ethel Davis. head
nurse Of Bryn Mawr College. who re-
t3rned after five months with the
Am,I lean Hospital in Paris. was in
on5 of the theaters, She said that
women in the house scrca med and
tainted when the explosions were
heard and a rush for the doors en-
sued Outside however. the crowd
was cool and watched the air battle
iNtereeteGly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARINE
Furnished ny htiler q s"npnna'
Brokers'

Chicago. sept 2o.--W on
the near. somewhat better on the far
The Liverpool spot was unchanged
with the London cargo market some
hat irregular Hroomhalfs cables
state official announcement has been
44frti- HAT tit+= imperial COVER hfteitt fta7
refused TO purchase the Australian
What harvest Cash wheat Al leading
Interior points steady to about one
cant lower Heavy movement from the
Northwest proceeding towards Chicago.
Receipts. 3.2st8oo
corr-stronger on fears OF colder
weather. which indicates the weather
map needs close watching. The crop
In late and the risk Of damage ny
frost consequently enlarged.
Oats indifferent. Receipts l.l4o,ooo-
provisions--Lower again, with chi
caro- showing $4,000 hogs. against 26.
NHg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
TO CONSIDER CONSUMPTION.


Vancouver, Il. C.y Sept. 20,--The pos
stbiffty or eenseftpfior' I'm fSaTa'ia Fsrota-
ably VIII he given attention by the
Canadian Trades Union Congress,
which convened here today. F. NJ
Draper secretary OF the congress. said
that while the question was not on the
set program. II probably would he CON
sidered along with other questions In
which labor might be affected by tire
European war,
Among topics 10 Zee taken up were
the propesedN eight nour day. work
mems conpeiaation acts in various
previnees, fort nightly pasnseRI- of
wages on all railways and proposed
amendments to ths Federal elections
act, II,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
Announces Fire Prevention Day"

New York. Sept 2o.-The safety
First Federation OF America has an
nounced that Saturday, October 9 the
anniversary Of the Chicago fire. has
been designated as the national tire
prevention day. with plans for gem
era1 observance in many cities
throughout tho country. The Cover
nor OF each State has been requested
by tho orga IMITATION to Issue procia-
nation ing the public TO cooper
ate in the movement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
ARCHIBALD DECLARES
Continued FROM Firs, Page.)

was Charles Mercer, whom he alluded
to on the pier as his secretary.
Mrs. Archibald remained on the boat
Tor few minutes after her husband
had gone down the gangplank.
On the pier Archibald changed mis-
mind about giving out a statement.
rms was after he had conferred with
AIT Mercer and a Mr.. Donovan de-
scribed as another secretary of the
war correspondent The reporters and
PHOTOGRAPHERS marched and counter
marehed on the pier with Mr.. Archi-
bald and his rctinue Archibald's ner-
Fousness grew as the marching pro-
ceeded AT one of the halts he was
asked about the statement he had
promised, and he answered that he
would give 1t out in the afternoon
I'll" couldn't say where. because he did
not know where he was going On
second consideration he decided that
he would send the statement to the
newspapers and that he would see that
noboy got left. Naturally there were
more inquiries. ard at last Mr.. Archi-
bald admitted that he had seen the
two men from Washington aboard the
liner. He said also:
If there is any contemplated prose
cutton, II will be absolutely unjust as
I am absolutely innocent OF any wrong
doing"
Mr. Archibald repeated that what
ever he has done was done unwilling
~ and innocentlv. Then he got warm
and shaking hand above his head.
said; You won't get anything more
out of me-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
Way Find statute to FIT.

He changed his mind on this point
also, after he had been asked IL he
knew of any statute under which he
might be prosecuted. and answered
w eli. II they want TO get you, they
will find some Fatute that will fit your
case"
Eventually Mr. Archibald loosencd IN
little more, He said he had planned
to so to Washington. and didn't know
whether he would start Immediately
or wait until he had consulted his
lawyer. Frank J. Hogan, of Washing
ton One of the several questions nut
~ Mr. Archibald that he declined to
answer was this;
Is Il true. as reported in New York,
that you concealed the pumha letter
and other papers in a secret panel in
YOUR stateroom ?"
Mr.. Archibald aas more than an hour
collecting hts baggage and supervising
II examination He then went away
with his secretaries
The Rotterdam which brought Mr.
Archibald to this port, also took him
10 Falmouth, whore he was held up
by agents of the British government.
who took from him the numba letter
and other documents fer the Austrian
and German governments under the
war correspondents passport, which
was taken from him on his arrival al
Rotterdam hS American Minister Van
dyke. who said things 10 the war cor
respondent that he did not like.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
STATE CONVENTION U. d. c.. DAN.
VILE, VA. SEPTEMBER
DION tQ1E

Southern Railway announces re-
duced round trip fares on certificates
plan basis account the above occasion
Tickets to be sold and certificates
issued September II to %, inclusive,
final return limit September 20. 1915.
For further Information. call on near
est ticket agent or write. H. T.. Bishop
Division Passenger Agent. Richmond
Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
Law and Eouity Court.

Suit was INSTITUTED in this court yes
terday by Christopher Roane against
Joseph Heye for $4,000 No declara
ton was fled.
Suit was instituted by ] l. Blanken-
ship against w A Jackson for : 600.
No declaration was filed.
Judgment was rendered in the suit
of r. Lovenstein Il Sons against f
r. Shonk, for SPA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
COUNCIL APPROVES
NEW LINE Of BOATS
Grants Prompt Permission 10 Build
Wharf nj Foot of Eighteenth
street,

Following the action of the Admin
lstratlVe Board yesterday morning In
Withdrawing permission to Lee Han
cock and others to erect 81 shed and
wharf a. the foot Of Eighteenth Street,
TO be used as a landing place for
boats to be run between Richmond
and City Point. the City Council last
night took favorable action.
Councilman Haddon presented an
ordinance granting permission TO Mr..
Hancock and his associates to erect
the wharf and landing. and under
suspension of rules, the Common
Council adopted the ordinance.
The paper was passed along To the
Board OF Aldermen. which met a
short while later. and was eoncurred
in by that body without a dissenting
vote
The paper Will probably go to the
Mayor today. and it is understood that
he will approve it, as he has expressed
himself as htf1g anxious to expand
the local commercial interests.
Those interested In the proposition
are Messrs Reuben Burton, +. G.
Kelly, G. II. Kastelberg. Lee Han
cock and +, NJ Boy<in.
Mir Burton said last night that the
hoatz iu be run between Richmond
ana City Point on this line. would be
capable OF making three trips at least
a day. A thousand passengers can
he accommodated, and many tons of
/ freight woald oe handled monthly.
( The city wil be- the gamer in tolis,
according tn the promoters Of the
l!rc. Of at least $500 year.
And said Mr.. Burton, the mer-
chants of Richmond viii save lot
hy The fact that the aoiing viii be
much He's than from the river front"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
Qualifications In CfHancery.

Clerk G, O. Savlie Yesterday re-
corded these qualifications:
Alexander Cameron. Jr., Evan Don
sid Cameron, Barton II. Cameron and
James b. Cameron qualified as ad
ministrators of the estate of Mrs Mary
rarke Cameron. The estate is valued
at $3.50 900.
Morris Krystle qualified as admin
istrator of the estate Of Harry Krystal.
The estate is small,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
Spend Your Vacation
4,OC0 Feet Above the Sea
At Virsilaia's Most Celebrated
Mountain Resort.

At Virsil,ia's Most Celebrated
Mountain Resort.
SkYI4AND, on famous STONY
NAN MOUNTAIN Always cool.
No mosquitoes, 500 testimonials; Is
acres 81 vegetables nerd of tu',er-
culin-tested cows. lamb. mutton,
chickens and eggs from Skyland's
mountain farms.
Dancing. Tennis, Fine Orchestra
Magnificent scenery. Fifty open
wood fireplaces. Send for beauti-
fully illustrated booklet to
G Z l,iR{ r. A. A ~ POLLOCK, -
Proprietor.
Skyland. Page County. Va.
Open June | to November l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21

Proportinate fares from intermedi-
ate points.
For any further information. Pull
man reservations. etc. call on nearest
ticket agent. Southern Railway, or
write,
II. L. BISHOP. d. p. A..
Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
TELL THRILLING STORY


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agreed III -, Ia !. "as
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who bad. 49, "lt''',sSeS
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IN tba. Erarct - '',iS iSi4oi
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of w.. o;,., y ''19tea lne streets
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ny o'i't'il'ts ana ROOFS
4l..,a, t -. ai.o ptlNaie houses WEE
49,. 80. :. isee'iie9S Oh the
rom 'tie e9f'ioS ana the ram
70 - =, ifilSsea Us
- n 80 ''is ~ telt o''th 20 eafth
''''i'' NJ" Niittls Neloeity.
NhNs titsiu}- tftttt.
The policing Of the ci+,. -
feet In the vicinity of V-ooa Co.,
blazing high In tho slfy, an ara, -
lined off by the soldiers and ~
stabularv that took in ,bo 80 80.
office In addition n rho ras,,Ifa, -,
lice messane-ers ,,-cra sa,, -, -,
all soldiers ana officers In tho rat1r,,
borhood Some we've c,ltaa So, -
some from hotels ana ,haatar ~
military training If Tho saf9,ars -
seen at IFS best Tjntt4ro -, -, -
they formed lines aeross ~ II
streets and ,psrct,ad m o,.,,.9 80, - =
The r1lrjosity-seetsers obeYed ,,.i,h =
sort of reveraot dofara,ol. "
khaki uniforms which sae,,aa ~
mean rnora r. tbs,1 ,bar 80 80.
1.-THE hobbies Tavfrahs Which ,4a'r,a ~
ia tho scene ,,,ara b,1tas -. 49,.
ia return The firo was tndar eantrot
shortly aftar m{s,tgh. ana ~ 80,
Fapa although coysiaer. fta v,,as 80
the next norn,ng 70 have bao, e. :
lass than antfcinated
Otbor Dama.eS D,s1,,osaa
Tba da,.,;.h, -sts1f,s., -
ares which baa not hoa,, sara,1,.
knovyn q, n. ~ pn.tie,,is IL a. '
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, ina qardens dirac,,,, T., 81, - .t ~
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IN no t,,rs come fitae,, eaa+ L., IT.
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c,noa 70 40 s,,,ara n,as hau,. =,
il,rnd while littfo sbons in The stde
et,(,te -, - 80. r,.a,t,,a. nv,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21

day a3e 700 shares
Total sales bonds day. So oo 600
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-21
RieHaosp GRAIN slankEr,

Richmond, Va. Sept 20. 1915
WIT sss.ss iotns
Nc Red wer. tnew IS q ~
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
MT. RAINIER.

One OF the most encouraging features
Of the fifth annual municipal carnival
now in progress here Is the large crowds
in attendance since 1t started Monday
night. not only are the residents OF
Mt Rainier turning out. but folks from
the various towns In this section Of the
county and also from Washington are
present in large numbers.
The arrangement of the various
booths this year Is an Improvement
over other years and Is of grsNter con-
venience to the visitors. The manage
ment Is making special efforts to handle
a large crowd tonight at the ''Mardi
Gras'' festivities and also tomorrow
night at The Night Beautiful" when
the prettiest girl on the pavilion Will
be awarded a priz>
Last night the dancing floor Vas
crowded with couples who were contest
ing for the honor OF being the prize
'one-steppers" of the evening. The
Judges, F.. w. Hetsheld. c. c. Meriken
J. Raymond Miller. and B. II. Moore
were compelled to be alert in order tc
eliminate those who did not come up tc
specifications. Finally. however, the
| numbers began to diminish. and the
| prize. set of dancing pumps to eact
partner. was won by Miss B. NJ. Led
man and her partner. Paul b. Neuhaus
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
Rush of Business
Ties Up Wireless
Stations at Sayville and Tucker.
ton Both Clogged-Hint Of
II G Action

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-When an ef-
fort was made to communicate with me
Sayvillc wireless station the telephone
operator at Sayville said the line TO
the wireless STATEN was on. OF order.
DR.. Kari George Frank. president OF
the company, was said to be out 81
town. At ms home In Maplewood. N. D..
he was expected back today.
The ostensible reason for the unavail-
ability of the wireless as a means OF
communica: :ion to berlin did not COM
pletely satisfy all inquiries This was
noted particularly last night. when. al
though a wireless. in spite Of the at. at.
mosphere conditions" had been re-
ceived from Berlin, It's receiver IN NeM
York was unable to send reply; ne
was informed tina. It was impossible to
tell the exact hour when the reply
could be sent across. but the message
might be left. This was the word IN
the daytime. In .he evening he was IN
formed that the message could probabiH
not be sent across at all, but certainly
they were unable to say when 1t couio
he sent.
This. with the news from Washington
that Austria had been requested to re
call Ambassador Dumba. caused TN
suspicion that the United states nae
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
ALEXANDRIA READY
=. TO OENTERTA|N ELKS
Plans for Decorating City Dur.
ing Fete CompIeted-Con.
tract to Be Let.

ALEXANDRIA. Sept. 1O.-P1ans FOR
decorating Alexandra for the Elks' re-
union here in October have been COM
pleted. and a contract will be let for
the work Monday night. King street.
from the Union Station to the Eiks
Home on Royal street Will be draped
with purple and white, intertwined with
the American hag. Arches on which
the words. Welcome, B. P. y. e..
will be placed, are to be erected at eacn
corner. and the trolley poles on both
sides of the streets are to bear PEN
nants. A court of honor will be erected
At King and Washington streets.
washington Memorial Lodge Of Per.
lection, Scottish Rite Masons. will meet
tonight in Masonic Temple. Arrange
ments will be made for the dedication
Of the Scottish Rite Temple In WASH
mgton next month.
Peter 9. jackson has been made
notary public.
Funeral services for Thomas A.
Groves. who died "Wednesday IN WASH
ington, will be held at 4 o'clock tomor-
row at the First Baptist Church mere
by the Rev. w. F. Watson.
The fourth anniversary OF the estao O.
lishment Of the Boy Scouts OF Alexan-
dria will be observed in the West
minister building tonight. Mise Evelyn
Howard, Miss Bertha Bender. MISS
Flora Kali. Talbot Hasiett. Harvsy
Curtis, the American Indian Guards
Band. the Drum and Bugle Corps. and
Horace Crump will be on the program
Clerk Kirk issued permits today tc
children living east Of Hoon's Run tc
attend tho public schools.
Miss Kate Mercer. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. P G. Mercer. Of Casanova
Va and Edwin H. Padgett. Of Brad
dock, were married Tuesday. Mr.. anc
Nrs. Padgett will live in Braddock.
The Washington times., 1915-09-10
PICKS RIFLE TEAM
FOR SEAG|RT MATCH
Captain Alderman Selects Men
to Represent District in Big
Interstate Contest.

sEAG1RT. N. j.. Sept 1o.-with ev-
erv man IN excellent condition. the DIS
trict Of Columbia rifle team. which ar
rived here and made camp yesterday
continued practice TODAY for the matches
next Wednesday. The team was out
early and began shooting at 1000 yards.
The team which will represent the
District in the interstate regimental
match to be shot at 200. 600 and 1.CN
yards. has beer picked by Captain Al
derman, as fellows I.ieuts. A. q.
Schmidt. Edgar r. Gerber. and Fran
| els Martin. and Sergts. c. s. Shields
]. d. Schriver, II. Major and J. ID
Hood
The Columbia trophy presented 20 the
! National Guard of New Jersey by that
Of the District of Columbia was. wor
by the Second New Jersey Regiment
| yesterday afternoon. by a score Of sl4
| Capt. Charles +. Sylvester had per
feet score a. 1000 yards.