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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05

Games To-day.
Providence In Richmond.
Montreal I'm Toronto.
Buffalo I'm Rochester 1.-TWO
gameS).
Newark In Jersey City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05
Major Leagues Standings
CARDINALS WIN
GAME FROM REDS
Brooklyn Hits BAH Hard and Easily
Wins Contest From the
Pirates

st. Louis June 4.-Douglas was
bumped by the Cardinals in the after
noon and the Reds lost. to 1. Bull
Ter drove home two runs, scoring
pair.
Score by innings: r. n. T..
Cincinnati 900 010 000--1 3
st. Louis 203 O01 00s--S 10 0
Batteries: Douglas. Toney and
wingo; Griner and Snyder. Umpires.
Byron and Orth.
Pirates Are Easy.
Pittsburg, June 4.-Brooklyn won
an easy victory over Pittsbnrg today.
the score being s to 2.
Score by innings: X. II. Il.
BROOKLYN 900 o44 000---S IL 2
Pittsburg 80. .000 00f 1902 !
Batteries: Pfeiffer and McCarty;
Cooper. Harmon. Councilman and Glib
son. Umpires. Klein and Cockhill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Washington. s: Cleveland, /.
Detroit, 8; New York, 0.
Chicago, q; Boston. 0.
Philadelphia, s.: St Louis, 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05
salvation Array Sunday Services.

SALVADOR array AUnony SFfVHSN4s NJ
Sunday afternoon at AIS. special
chiidren's service will be held at the
Salvation Array Hall. 1895 East Broad
Street, conducted by Sergeant Ivan
Myers. All children cordially invited.
Sunday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock.
at william Byrd Park, Brigadfer VIII
liam Escott. OF Baltimore, Nd. win
conduct q service OF music and song
He will be assisted by Bandmnstsf
George Nichols. Adjutant e. and NJ
johnson and all local Salvationists viii
attend. Cadet Alice Reed and Mrs..
William Noyes will be the soloistp.
Brigadier w. Escott will be the speak
err Service open to all.
Sunday night. at Sis at the SAL
walton Army Hall. Bandmaatsr ana
Mrs. George Nichols. Of Rrooklyn, N
r.. will conduct the regular evening"
service 10 which all are invited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05

Pottsville, Pa, June 4.-Tfmothy
Hurst, baseball umpire. Tight referee
and a promoter of several sports. died
today at the home OF cousin. John
r. Toole. in Minersyille. He was iii
only few hours.
Mr. Hurst came here from his home
in New York ITO attend the funeral of
Miss Nellie Toole. of Nashville. He
arrived In Minersville Tuesday night.
On Thursday he was stricken sud
denly with acute indigestion. THIS
grew worse almost Immediately ana
developed uremic poison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05
Bush wins for Athletics.

Philadelphia. June 4.-Bush pitched
a mastery game today for Philadel-
phia and the Athletics beat st. Louis,
s TO 3.
Score bv innings: r. Fl. r.
ST. Louis 49,. 800 900 o00--3 3
Philadelphia 200 geo 01'--5 10 z
Batteries: Weilman and Agnew;
Bush and McAvoy. Umpires. Nallin
and Dineen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05
Reunion Was . Success.

Large numbers OF veterans who
came into Richmond Sunday and
Monday returned. 10, thssr homes Taes1
day and Wednesday. not waiting for
the completion Of the reunion pro-
gram because or the bad weatiief pre-
vailIng. IA. despite the weather the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05

when Garry Hermann announced
thar the baseball uarnates ma,sr re-
duee salaries he said something The
end OF baseball troubles Is not in sigh,
-
A bet of 100 to / that goes a thon.
sand ttmes liz some bet II In offered
on golf game by miI,tona,re in
philadelphts' who will play a surgeon
If the latter wins. his medical school
win rr, the bundle
-
The aspirinx Gun defenaers Rsso,uta
ana yan;t,a w;lI annear IN tia Naw
York Yacht Cuh rsratta on Jura ,.
a@srite the orros,tior ~ TON, I.in,or
thai these trials give thu defender an
aavart.1e
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05
White Ss,x Win.

/ Boston. June 4-Chicago played
g5o5 baseball behind Scott and won
gu. over Boston by A to 0 score.
Score by innings: X. =. f.
Chicago 200 GOO COO G
Boston go. 600 600 900 2
! I Batteries: Scott and SchalS; Shore,
MAYS and Cady Carigan. Ump.-es
Evans and Mullaney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05

fa). Crane. Three-base hits--Turner.
Sacrifice fiy--Bates. Stolen bases
Pick, Barney. Double piays--Turner
to Truesdale TO Barry; Sherman TO
Turner to Barry: Bates to Ball. Struck
out-By Morrisette. 5; by sherman ::
Base on balls-Off Morrisette, s.: of
Sherman, 8 Hit by pitcher--Yeli ellie and
Thorpe. by Morrisette. Umpires,
Messrs Mullen and Eckman. Time.
two hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05

Washington. June 4.-The Senator'S
hit the ball hard in the last three
innings today and won a 6 to vic
tory over Cleveland.
Score by innings: r. Fl. f.
Cleveland 49,. 600 0l0 0O0-l s 4
Washington 600 0eI 41.-6 I o
Batteries: Steen and O'Neil; Shaw
and Henry. Tmpires. Chill and Con-
molly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05

Summary: base hits--Gray,
Eisel, Hirsch. Stolen bases-Edwards.
Busch, simmons, 2; Calder. Double
play--Doyle to Edwards Sacrifice
hits-Doyle, Parmelee. Base on balls
BY league, 5; by Hirsch. 3. Left
on bases-Rocky Mount, IL: Peters
burg. I. Hit by pitched ball--Gray.
Calder, Simmons. Struck out-By
league, 4; by Hirsch, 3. Time OK
game-t:50 Umpire--Rossback
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Milwaukee. 4 Columbus. o.
st. Paul, 3: Cleveland. 8.
Kansas City, 4; Louisville, Z.
Minneapolis S: Indianapolis, 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05

IRAN for Pick in sixth.
""Ratted for Morriseste In nlntn.
Score by innings: X.
Richmond .........-o 900 loo ooZ-s
Jersey City ....... .o03 100 eae-t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-05
Petersburg.

sBatted for Blackstone in ninth.
Score by innings: h
Rocky Mount. 600 600 900 Oil
Petersburg 200 600 Geo o0---0
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
CENSORSHIP SUSPENSION
 IS FULLY EXPLAINED
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LONDON. Dec. l3.-EXplaining the suspension of censorship by the press hureau, insofar as foreign affairs are concerned. Lord Robert Cecil under secretary for foreign affairs, in the house of commons tonight said that while once 1t laid down under the provisions of the defense of the realm act broad rules as to what ought, or ought not to be done ill the public interests it was better that those who were skilled in presenta- tion of the news to the country should be left free to carry out these rules for themselves.
 This proceeding. Sir Robert ex- pIaned, had nothing to do with what ; the naval and military authorities might think necessary.
 There was no intention ou the part of the government to trap or trip papers. or to vent their indignation against any particular paper by crim- mat proceedings. the under secretary said, and declared that if the foreign office could give assistance to the press as to the dangers to be guarded against they would he glad to rem der 5t
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
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lRepUbllSan R. r. LSdSeO WFcl
 WASHINGTON. Dec 13-Formal notice ot the qualification by General Carranza of "all acts. contracts and concessions" of the Huerta ana con veutionisr governments in Mexico reached the Mexican embassy here to- day from Mexico City.
 The order. in line with an an- nouncement of his intention by Gen eraI Car,anza several months ago. is effective immediately IL notified in dividuals and corporations holding concessions granted by Huerta and convertionist government officials that it VIII be necessary for them to make new applications exactly as though Inc such concessions had heretofore existed.
 Permission granted today by the state deuar'meut for passage of Car rau7a troops through American terri tory from Agua Prieta to Oinaga. is believed here to have been given in order that General Obregon would harc an opportunity to close up three sides If the big rcctansle in which General Villa is operating. The fourth side is the American boundary line. Villa. with most or the force of 400d with which he arrived at Madeira Sat urday. continues ro move cluser to the southern side of the rectannle and Is cvIecreG at CEihu3Eua tomorrow aC-
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
Great Development Expected

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. Dec. IG.-In
 the opinion of San Francisco shipping
 nen the reported purchase by the
 American international Corporation of
 rho vessels of the Pacific Mail Steam .shiH company has raised the poSsi ibility
 If the greatest shipping development affecting San Francisco and the orient trade whici this city has ever cx- perienced.
 Ft. RoSsitcr manager Of the w. F. Grace and Company an integral part 1f the American International Corporation. said tonight: We plan tc continue the present service along the west coast and to 3alboa which has been maintained by the Pacific Mail company Our steam CTS from South America have been calling at Central American and Mcxi- l can ports recently and the acquiring of Inc Panama fleet merely increases the service upon which already we rad embarked.
 As to the China service. that de- peuds. upon the encouragement we re- ceivc from the government Certain j+pducenents must be offered if we lar" tn- embark in the oriental trade. one of which will be big modified tior of the La Toilette seamens bill and securing of mail contracts tQ {! iIonoluIu and Manila.
 If the government meets us half ! nay in our erdeavors. we intend tc 1 develop the foreign trade to Pacific { ports from san FTancisco.f
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14

nuai convention If the Congressional TnioH for Woman Suffrage.
 More than 400 persons appeared in the pageant including many young women prominent in the social circles of this and other cities Five 'frie2es' symhoiizin@ the progress women have made in their march toward freedom m thcr political life suternatrd with scenes occurring ten episodes in Miss Anthony's life Costumes Of the fashions of various periods since the Civil war days Were worn
 Tomorrow representatives of the Congressional Union will seek a hear .na before the republican national committee.
 The executive coancil of the Ma tio1..l American Woman Suffrage as sociation held meeting here tonight preliminary {" the opening tomorrow of th- forty-segenth annual conven- ,ion of the association. Delegates are already con the ground chiefly interest cd in the election of a. new president to succeed Dr Anna Howard shaw wh" has announced her intention to retire after serving eleven years
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
CARRAAzA NULL|F|ES ALL
 HUERTA ACTS AND CONCESSIONS

cording to tn, departments advices. tie is said to be without adequate supplies. Obregon has large force .concertrated short distance south of Chihuahua.
 Villa Brothers Confer
 FL PASC, Dee. l3.-AnuoJncement in Washington dispatches today that the Ca.ranza government had secured permission to move troops from Agua Iriata Co Ojiuaga, opposite FresidiO- Texas. resulted today in long con ference bv telegraph between Colonel Hipolito Villa. financial agent of tho Villa organization at Juarez, across the border here. and his brother, General villa at Chihuahua city. Villa today ordered a concentration of his troops from western Chihuahua at the capital.
 AdviccS at the Carranza consulate today were to the effect that column of Carranza troops has reinforced General Luis Herrera at his head quarters. Jiminez, just below Chihua hua city.
 The Peabody company, an American concern. and Montes X Co.. a Mexican concern. dealing in fibre, have been I forced to close. according to Mexico City advices 70 the :'arranza con sulate. because of controversy, it is said. between producer and merchants marketing the goods.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
BOMB IS FOUND IN SAME DAY
 TIMES WRECKED
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 Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. I3.--Wit- nesse4 at the trad of Mathew 4. Schmidt. charged with murder. told to- day Of finding a dynamite bomb at the home of F. J. Zeehandelar, secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association. in this city, october !. 1910, the day the los Angeles Times building was blown up. with a loss or twenty lives. The placing of the bomb at the Zeehandelar home was alleged to have been a part If the plot which culminated in the Times explosion and which resulted in the indictment ot Schmidt.
 The wrappers on the dynamite found at Zecrandelar's house were identified by several police officers and other witnesses and introduced in evidence. Attorneys for the prosecution stated they fould prove that the explosive for both the Times and Zeehandelar bombs was purchased at the same time from the Giant Powder company at Giant. California and that Schmidt as sisted in the purchase and transporta- tion of it 10 Los Angeles.
 
 tended to prove the existence of a dy- namite conspiracy in the east. was cleaned up today and the prosecution proceeded with the introduction of evI- dence relating directly ta the Times explosion. An attempt was made to introduce in the evidence the files Of the Times for five months prior to the explosion and to read extracts from the paper during that period. with a view to showing a motive for tke eX- Dlosion. The defense objected strongly to the introduction of such eyidence.
 You permitted us to question the jurors as to whether they had read this paper or not to determine whether they were preWdiced argued Nathan C. l Coghlan. chief counsel for the defense, and now counsel for the prosecution proposes to read these very articles which would tend to create bias in the minds of the jury"
 Judge Frank F. Willis reserved his decision on this point until tomorrow [ J. " Briusham. a motorman testi- 4 fled to finding the bomb in the Zee ! han3elar yarl near tEe house. He said ' he heard a clock ticking and was sIS- : uicuOue. so uc moved it into the street and kept guard over it until the police ! arrived According to the witnesses 1 who examined the package and idcnti- ] fled the clockEork device found in il ! as the one shown them in the court ! room today. tho bomb did not explode ! because the alarm Of the clock was ! wound too tightly. They said il was | set for o'clock. tho time in the morn ! ing that the Times building was blown , up
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
ID MOBILIZE SECURITIES ID
 INSURE LOANS
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 LONDON. Dec. 13-After an eXpia- nation by the chancellor of the eN- chequ"r Reginald NcKenna- and a short debate. the house Of commons passed this evening the second reading of the bill empowering the government to mobilize American and Canadian se- curities, by purchase or by borrowing them. to he used primarily as collatcr- al fer loans ar in case of necessity to
 be sold ,o meet Great Rritain's lfa-
 bilities in the United States.
 The scheme is entirely voluntary one and th" chancellor made fl clear that the government had no intention Of sWampinE the American market with securities, which would be un- fair to holders here. as they were to he paid for at the market price.
 Mr. McKenna explained that the usual trade balance in favor If Great Britain had been exhausted by the huge demands made upon America. for goods for England and her allies and the amounts paid in interest on for eiEn securities held here or earned by British shippins were not sufficient to set this right Consequently. in order 1 to meet liabilities in the United States they were obliged to go outside the ordinary coUrs" of trace and had to ! borrow or sell securities. He cstimat- l ed that the securities held here were 1 valued anywhere from C2ao. .uo0. .oo0 to | 00,o0Q,o0o lSL500. .000. o00 to 1000. l oo0o0W and expressed the nope this 1 would be sufficient to meet our lia- ] biitieS and tO maintain exchange ir l the united States for the period of the | war.
 ! The bin met with general approva ] although David Marshall Mason doubt 1 ed whether the scheme would alice. l exchange, While Frederick II. Bootl l hoped the government would assis ! traders who had to meet liabilities 1T 1 America and that these transaction. ] will not lcal 10 New York rcpIacina 1 London as ;hc financial center of tn, world
 l. Eeplyiue to the question of Sn George Younger as to whether the gov Iernmcnt intended to coufine itself [, l borrowing in America upon the sccu- rites. Ii would acquire. Edwin S Mon. ! taSue. financial secretary to the treas. ury. speaking for Chancellor McKcnna ] said that the government certainly dit not propose to confinc itself to eithei
 borrowing or selling. Regard must b, had t' the position of affairs in America
 and the government proposes to do 4
 every case what seemed most adyan
 tageous for the object in view.
 1 Asked if securities to the amount O looooou0o pounds We're offered in th,
 neNs fortnight would the governmon lpWchasc them. Chancellor McKcnn.
 said that the government would D
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
URGES
 ADOPTION 0F
 SWISS SYSTEM
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 NEW YORK. Dec 13-The adoption H. 'hc Swiss system of military train ing by states and the establishment of ..n adequate aerial coast patrol ae means ol preparation fer uat,oraI de- 5ens" were urged by Rear Admiral Robert r.. Pearv. Y. $ N retired at a dinner uf he Economic Club of New York. here today.
 The first aerial patrol station. the rear admiral said. would soon bc -,peue. at Case" Bay. Maine. with q tIgh powered hydroacroulane in charge uI ivy" trained aviators
 Fh- station wue -Sta biiShcI st th, .oreo-r..u If John H"ye IJJmmoud. +r.. and has tl.r approval If the sec r",'ri-e nt war and the navy nd the support of the Aero s'Iuh of America. the SocIety ur trroEautical Engineers and members nt tho navy advisory board
 Sufficient stations to cover the toar1@ of tae country would give the -u.t,d States E,e3I Admiral Peary said. system in ubta.nire inforrna- tiua. iavlluaJIe in conccntr ting forces a1d preparing for an attack By an aerial patrol with stations Too miles ap'rt thc -beaker declared a surprise attack upou any point of our coast ,."aid become virtually impossible. The estimated cost of such a patroL -He rotr admiral stated. would be from #Iu0.uun to S500.0e0.
 The Swiss system he saiG iS eco noricaL and The time and money ev- .endec on il is not wasted even if war should not come as il k valuable .a~ peace asset brcause it would teach inc youth of he country phvsi- orl hygiene. mmIiness, discipline. svs- tctu. self control. self reliance, ohedi- enc, loyalty and determination
 Other speakers who discussed "Our National Defense" were former Nm- la-sador D7vjG Joiuo Hills. former Amu3eS1dor And,..v T.. White: Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard university and oswald Garrison Til- lalG
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
Received In Berlin

BERLIN. Dec. 13. CVia London. Dec. n. SIP A. AID-The text of the Amer ican note to Austria regarding the sinking. of the steamship Ancona be- came known here today. No intima- tionS regarding the Austrian attitude have vet been received here and no eN- prcssion of newspaper sentiment has Hccn received from Vienna. It is doubt full indeed fl the Austro- Hungarian press will indulge in comment before a cabinet decision has been definitely taken.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
LEGAL LORE
 TO DECIDE SUIT

SAN JOSE, Cal. Dec. l3. An analogous British case decided several hundred years ago was the only precedent that could be found in legal lore as basis for a decision handed down by Superior Judge ]. E. Welch today allowing Edward Haven, q fruit processor. to retain $3l25 of insurance money which he collected on hurHed fruit belonging to The A. E. Field and Company and claimed as liquidated damages under contract terminated by the refusal of Field and com Dany To allow him tu fill else where than in the processing plant destroyed by fire. Haven collected $I5.0o0 insurance. gave Field and Company S1LU0o and kept the remainder Field and company sued for S3225 and got judgment for S1oU.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
THREE INDACTEO
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that ne was q directing agent in Ger man plots 10 destroy by fire and dynamite ships bearing mJuitions to Great Britain. France and Russia An explosion of a barge of dynamite in Seattle last May was charged to him by government agents. When von Rrinckeu was arrested, December 1. on a charge of cOnspirnG to inter fcrs. with and destroy commerce C'rowiev was rcarrested on similar charge John ". Preston said at the time that Crowley and Von BrinckeE had co-operatcd.
 CroWleys operations. the govern ment charged. extended throughout the United States. and that he con- suited frequently with superiors in New Tor kcity and vicinity. Louis J. Smith. who was brought here from Detroit, was said to have been inn plicated with Crowley but a warrant against him was not served when he testified against Crowley before the grand jury.
 The investigation resulting in the indictments has only begun, accord d- ing to the United States district att torncv. Government agents said ta- day that the government is in pos session of the most vital data vet obtained. if statements said to have been made concerning alleged Ger man bomb plots by J. H. Van ko"l- bergen are supported hy inNestiGa- ton.
 Van Koolbergen, a San Francisco civil engineer. was reported to be in custody in western Canada, and it was thought he would be brought here shortly to testify.
 Federal agents here. il was said have already connected up Pacifr coast conspirators with forty eXpIo- sIons.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
OPPOSE PEACE DISCUSSION

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 LONDON Dec l4-"The I.eipsic Nolks Zeituug publishes the names of Fl socialists. who followiu2 the lead of Hugo Haasc ca socialist leader in the rcichstae) have signed declaration expressing dissatisfaction with the re suits of the peace discussion in the reichstae" says the Amsterdam cor respondent uf the Reuters Telegram company
 "Accordin- to the NoIks Zeitun@, the coming deliberations in the reichstag will give the minority bent on peace the necessary opportunity for indepen- dent action"
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
New Line Planned

LOS ANGELES, Dec I3.-Plans for the establishment of d new steam ship line between the United States and Europe, whose steamers will ply between Bremen. Germany and the principal ports If the Pacific coast including Los Angeles and san Fran cisco. are now being laid by the North German Lloyd steamship line, according to Karl Non Helmolt, gen eraI manager of the New York of fees, now in this city
 We are as vet unable to make public details relative to the installa- tion of the line but just as soon as peace is declared our ships will bc seen on this coast" Nlr Helmoii stated in an interview here today. The situation had been most care fully studied and we believe that WC can do an enormous amount of husi- ness. especially freight, when war swept Europe finally begins the wor} of reconstruction
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
NO OVERTUREs FROM TURKEY TRepubIiczn A D. Leased Wirel

BERLIN. Dec. F tNia Londonp-A Consjantinople dispatch to the Zeitung Am Mittag says that Hailbey, the Turkish minister of foreign affairs. echCinc the German imperial chancel- lor's reichstag speech. declared in an interview on Sunday that peace over tures from Turkey are absolutely out .of the question.
 The minister added: "If others ap- preach us with peace proposals. We will consider them"
Arizona republican., 1915-12-14
CROWN JEWELS FOUND

BERLIN, Dee. 1$. CBy wireless to Tuckerton. N. JJ-A special dispatch received here from Nish says the overseas News Agency, reports that the hidden Serbian crown jewels have been found in the houses of former Serbian ministers. Ii is said that the Serbian crown also has been found.