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The Washington times., 1915-03-27
ALEXANDRIA MOOSE
HONOR CHICHESTER
Named Dictator Of Lodge at An
nuaI Election - Bankers
Leave for Warrenton.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 27.-Vir-
ginia Lodge. No. 1076, Loyal Order OF
Moose. at meeting held last night
elected the following officers:
Fl. Il. Chichester, dictator; D. G.
Brown, vice dictator; M. X. Bostic,
prelste: f. d. Wood, secretary; James
A. Hulfish, treasurer; r. L. MadduN,
inside guard; James Mcbride, outside
guard; J.. s. Feagans, sergeant-at-arms;
DIR. J. T. Ashton, trustee; DR.. e. A.
German. physician; william l.. Ramnlel.
past dictator. These officers will be In
stalled at banquet April 3.
A number of Alexandria bankers left
this afternoon for Warrenton to attend
the meeting OF Group three of the Vir-
gnia Bankers Association. In the
party were Carroll Pierce, vice president
of the Citizens National Bank; G. 3.
Burke e. Herbert, bankers, and j.
Johnson Green. assistant cashier OF the
First National Bank.
Pulpits in Alexandria tomorrow will be
occupied by three visiting preachers. At
the Washington street Methodist
Church South the Rev. II. NJ. Canter. D.
D., of Harrisonburg, Va. will preach In
the morning. and the Rev. j. Howard
Wells, of Washington, in the evening
Rev. w. w. Compton, of the Baltimore
Conference, will preach at IL O'Clock.
Funeral services for Mrs. Evelyn
Lewis, seventy-nine years old, wldo"
of DR.. Magnus NJ. Lewis, who died IN
Baltimore yesterday, will he held to-
morrow afternoon from the residence
of her nephew, DR. Arthur Snowden'
900 King street. The Rev. William ):
Morton, rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church and the Rev. DR.. S. A. Wallis
of the Virginia Theological Seminary
will officiatc.
A concert and dance will be given
by Alva Aerie, No. S7l, Fraternal Order
of Eagles. on April 5. The soloists VIII
include DR. Kennedy and Mrs. William
#. Reed. of Washington; Miss Kathryn
Brill, this city. and cornet solo py
Mrs. Whitcomb. of Washington.
Henry II. Kremer. recently appointed
Justice Of the peace for jefferson Dis
trict, by Judge J. b. T. Thornton. has
resigned and Judge Thornton has ap'
pointed William Z. Woods, jr, to the
vacancy,
In police court this morning Eugene
Lucas was fined $50 by Justice Cation
for a statutory offense. His companion
was dismissed.
The choir of St Paul's Church will
give Maunder's "O,ivet to Calvary" on
al iota Will h1
The Washington times., 1915-03-27

States Attorney Clarence NJ. Roberts
has announced his candidacy for renom
ination at the Democratic primaries.
The Washington times., 1915-03-27
81. W." Confers With Marshall.

James w. Osborne held a conference
Yesterday with Marshall After the
conference Marshall announced to
newspaper men that Postoffice inspec
tors were Investigating the record of
one of the witnesses who appeared at
the hearing on Wednesday.
lie asserted "a great many witnesses"
will 60 before the grand jury on Mon
day to testify that James w. Osborne
was not the man who lodged at the
PlaintieId, n. j., hotel on october is.
The attention of the grand jury will
be directed, he asserted. to the alleg-
ed statement that Rae Tanner had
consulted a number of other lawyers
before consulting Slade & Slade. He
intimated that counsel will be quizHed
on this score. asserting "it has been
held in the Missouri courts that such
a communication is not privileged"
Mystery continues to shrOud the
identity of the man who figures as
the guarantor of the Southwestern
Surety Insurance, which furnished
the $1,000 bond required by Commits
sioncr IIoughton for the release of
Miss Tanner.
Il do not know who the man fs."
Slade said. III my word is not ar-
ccptcd ! will make AN affidavit to
that effect | am as much in the dark
as to the Identity of this man as the
general public IL"
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A concert and dance will be given
by Alva Aerie. No ST., Fraternal Order
Of Eagles. on April 5. The soloists VIII
include DR. Kennedy and Mrs. William
r. Reed. of Washington; Miss Kathryn
Brill, this city. and cornet solo by
Mrs. whitcomb. of Washington.
The Washington times., 1915-03-27

The officers and non-commissioned Of
ficers OF Company are making ar
rangements for the celebration of the
third anniversary of the organization of
the command.
The Washington times., 1915-03-27

Albert Shorter has entered suit in
the circuit court for Prince George coun-
ty for an absolute divorce from Rachel
shorter. charging desertion. The cou-
pie were married in October -, 1910, and
have no children.
The Washington times., 1915-03-27

The mayor and common council will
meet next Monday night.
The Washington times., 1915-03-27

The board of county commissioners on
Monday opens bids for the public print
ing for 1915. This printing includes the
Jury lists. annual statement of expenses
of the board. report of the auditor, and
all minor printing
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less than three weeks ago and that
she had received tho third some time
after the suit against James w. Os-
borne had been started by Miss Tan
ger.
Hershenstein attached Significance
to the fact that most of the letters
written to Miss Tanner by "OliVer
Osborne were delivered to her by
messenger. He asserted also that the
description given Of "Oliver'' by the
new witness tallies with the descrip-
tions other witnesses are said to have
given.
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Cavalry Patrol
on the Border
Is Extended

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Oct. 26.-
Foilowing advices that Mexican ban.
dlts We're seeking refugees in the Gulf
coast country, the United States cav
airy patrol today was extended TO GOV
er coast districts from near the mouth
OF the Rio Grande northward for a dis
lance OF eighteen miles. This new
patrol district lies east of San Benito
ana from there south TO the Browns
vile vicinity.
IL was In this region that Sam Rob.
ertson. a capitalist of San Benito. yes
terday had two fights with bandits and
u was through this section that ban
dts have made their way north 10 the
sebastian vicinity after raids about
That MeXicans in BronsviIIe knew
When raids were about To occur was
reported today.
Two cases have been reDorted in
which Mexican house servants sudden
ly announced that "revolutionists were
going To attack" packed their belong.
lngs and departed for Matamoras. on
the nights OF their departures attacks
occurred near Brownsville.
The sherif's department is holding
nineteen prisoners in connection with
border bandit activities. Reports
from along the border today Indicated
that there have been no further out
breaks.
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TWO DIRECTORS OF NEW
HAVEN NOW ON TRIAL
TENDER RESERVATIONS

NEW YORK. Oct 2s Henry X. Nc.
HarE and Frederick q Brewster dircc.
Tors ol thc New YORK. Nru Haven a.
Hartford railway. now ON trial with
nine Former directors of tho road un.
der ilo sherman aDu trust law have
rcs.ru"d from tho New Haven dircr.
f0r4tr
Their rc-IEultIous became known
after todaya session OF tho trial now
concluding its second week. had al.
lourued They win hr form auv urn.
scented fo tho Sew Haven sf0eLhoidcrs
at tf'ir annual meeting to na held I1
N'N Haven tomorrow. Do was learned
While no formal statement a. to the
reason for their retirement was obtain
anln f1niehf 90 va. said ON behalf OF
fhr NHH Haven company that their ac-
uUn undoubtedly was due to "a desire
ont Co embIrrIee the present New
Haven management on account Of
their status as altered vioiators of the
law beius o. matter stul TO BE- deter.
mined By o. jury
Mcssra MCHarE and Brewater en-.
tered tho board together NAV 81. 1907
They ncurr in the case at time when
'ho Nou Haven was busy On taking
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FIVE MEMBERS
OF BOARD RESIGN

NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Five mem
bers Of the board Of missions OF the
Episcopal church rendered their resig.
nations today when the quarterly
meeting Of the board refused by a vote
.ot 26 TO l3 TO rescind the resolution
adopted last MAY. 20 participate In
the Panama InterdenominatiOnaI mis-.
sionary confercnc to be held in Febr,i-
airy.
The Roman Catholic church. through
ts mission several months ago. de
clined the invitation 10 participate In
he Panars conference because IL be-
lteves plans of tho conference were
hostile 90 the Roman Catholic church.
The espiscopal board Of missions
was able 90 reach vote today only
after i've hours OF controversy much
~ b. heated and marking the most m.
1uIeut meeting the board ever held.
according 90 several OF the Oldest
MEMBER
The five members who rendered
their resiEnatious were Bishop Rori-
maid n Weller. Fon du lac. Wis..
Bishop G.. Mott williams Marquette.
Mich. Bishop Alfred Harding. WASH
ington. D c.. Rev. DR. SoIden - Do-
laney. Milwaukee. and Rev Ur vii.
liam r. Manning. of Trinity church.
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BOX COMPANY OFFICIALS
ARRESTED In PITTSBURGH
Earnings of
IT, S. Steel Co.
S38;71O,644

NEW YORK. Oct. 2G.-Earnings OF
the United States Steel Corporation
Tor the quarter ending September 80
last. which had been looked forward
10 with great interest in financial and
other business circles. were announced
to-dsy. They amounted to S3S. .71a644.
on increase Of $40. .76O. $50 over the pre-
ceding quarter. The most favorable ex-
hibit since the second quarter of 1913.
when the earnings aggregated SAL
2l9,SI3.
The net income of 3O.O45. 1891 shows
gain of S9,13i.2 .2O7 over the preceding
quarter. while the surplus OF SlS.0S7.-
2il indicates gain of 81. .769. $50.
The regular quarterly dividend of
"a per cent. was declared on the pre-.
feued stock. but no action was taken
toward the resumption of common div
ldends, as expected in some quarters
ehhough the surplus for the quarter
was almost three times in excess Of
such requirements
Unofficial forecasts Of the earnings
for the third quarter ranged from $40
100000 10 $4,000. 900. so that actual
returns did not come up to these eN-
peciations. The record for the three
months embraced by the statement
was one of steady growth. however.
September's earnings of S14.569. .652 ex-
ceeding those Of August by S922. .0OO
with a gain OF Sl,136,762 over July's
returns.
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GERMAN ALLIES PROGRESS
But AT AN AWFUL COST
Supreme Court
Refuses Appeal
of A. Leo We'll

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. 26-
The court denied the petition of A.
Leo Well. OF Pittsburgh, chief counsel
for the Manufacturers Light a Heat
Company. for a writ OF error IN his
case against Judge Henry Black. of
the intermediate Court OF Kanawhs
county. on which appeal was to be ta-
ken TO the United States Supreme
Court
Application was received by the
court for re-hearing In the William
son charter case. which involves the
constitutionality of the legislative act
giving 10 Williamson a commission
form OF government
The contention of the tax commits
sioners that county courts had no au-
thority TO allow payments not specific
ally provided by law was sustained
when the court reversed a decision Of
the Circuit Court of Tyler county.
Judge Williams. reading the opinion,
said that members OF county court
who participate In making such un-
lawful allowances. as well as the
clerks receiving the money. are indi-
vidually. jointly and severally liable
therefor"
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British force landed at sa.oriF. which
number. about 11 900 men. wa. af frs
request ~ SDrFla and af the instance
pi NeulzelDs. Chen PREMIER tor 'Hc
purpose ~ enabling Greece to minI
her treaty obligations tO StrsIa A
much stronger force had been uiacnr
under order. 90 the Hamr umr enc
1aIouIfl troops we're dI patched luf
Ii. ultimate destination would faurnu
upon ihn situation and fhr report of
GENERAL MunIu. The new British com.
Wandpr Iu-rhIDf. who laF already
reached fhr GallipOi peninsula
Earl LOrnburn had asked vhetbs,
fnn dispatch ~ troops fo saIpuIEI had
been nffnrmIred upon with tho ap
pIpfaI oi itr naval and military adtIa
'fH ana whether The government could
tIff assurance That fulI provision had
uTru made Tor The r0mmur cations rl
ms IDrrr and Tor Ifa supply uf mon
ana material tu fur FsfirfHrfipn or tHa
naval and military rNufra Earf T.0rr
burn .lId hD urdrrffuud tho rUtsrr
mrnfH decision was fhHf fHH matte,
should not bn debated at tho urrrsri
Time but ihHf there was % rnf.0u f.r
tHklur The question
pnrdanelies a Dissppo rtrnent
we arc disappointed iu tho Dardn
cue. igrprlfr. the Earl continued
fnd ho added that ho dld NOT know
Nh"ihfr ihHf enterprise had com
toontinu.d On Fags rsnj
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of LanSdOUne Fears
SerUia Cannot Withstand the
Attacks UnMAidReaCheS Her

LONDON. oct 26.7p. Replying
fu question by Earl Lorcburn. IN
iho house of lords. This afternoon. a.
to The progress ~ tho campaIgn in
ile Halkan.. fhr Marquis of Lans
dpWnn. tho luIOnia. leader. who noida
coat ln thr cabinet without portfolio.
stid
% must say with great regret
afu AFRAID H" must ilrnf that tho Jfo.
ern ~ tho campaign in northern
rNffIa NHH been such a. fo render DO
niFhIy lupn IhIr that tho sfrgfau
army FiU hr able fp Withstand Tor
any great IrnFfh OF time tho affafkr
fn whIch if Dr. exposed from the Aus
irpte man forces un fhr north aided
hy The stab .n fHr back which scrvia
D. rrrniv.nF af IHa hands of Eugara .
Nhre there VaH no crfIrIrm nf fnr
conduct ~ Tho NeHr Eastern ramraigr
thrr rWaH a rfufral demand when tnr
house ui lOrds met. for Information
and The suggestion Of a smaller rani.
nnf tp have charge ~ flr war rr.
rrIvod support
Lord tanFdOWnc. in bic reply. payr
a general review 0f The Hal0uIkI 0rer.
suons. While Earl Curz0n OF krdlrg
ION, Lord IrlVy zeal. made the afafi
mrnf That Premier Afquifh had unoer
CONFEDERATION The matter of a smaller
executive
A. ssrvis's Request
Lofd LanadnUnr explained that mo
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HUNTINGTON MEN
CAUGHT IN NET

HUNTfNGTON. vs.. Va. oct 2G
The BOYD county. Kentucky. authori
Tics started-u probe aI =. .lrftsburl
today which resulted in trr statement
That from Gem to hNnfu Huntington
lon bad registered 40 tho DTra of
County clerk Ed - IurHr. Monday
Tor The Kentucky elections uatf moe
day Tom S3lirrr. Republican randf
date fOr chief Of police of DafIsftsburr
secured warrant fur a Naa. tr
EIni1n who's. name tIr aufuort..
would not dIsu..U alleging Chat H.
sworn DIE residence was rafIet.aburs
ln order iO rDi vote Tho fprlInr
charge Dr. false swearing. conviction
under which carrie. F penalty rf from
one 'u NfH year. Boo fhn plnifrrfIarv
Commonwealth AffurupF John o.
tolfIrOu. who is uUnunuard ur Do
election nDTI Tuesday. and Count. tt
tprnnY James UIru. said fHaI H Thor
uuFn prob" could h. expected If was
declared fhr t.r.u.. Court mIrHf b..
asked .u can H special .lrd mr. and
hold % until fff.r fH. election
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SUPREME COURT
DECIDES CASES

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. 20
Action was taken by the supreme
court in nine cases today, opinion
being rendered by the judges as FOL.
lows
BY President Ira Z. Robinson. Land
company against Sny-er. from Mer.
Ger county. reversed and remanded.
BY JudEe George Poffenbarger
state against King. from Marion
county, reversed and remsnded: rar.
mon against Power company from
Mercer county. affirmed
BY Judge W. II. Miller. Dansor
against Malonee from Taylor county,
reversed and remanded. Coal ana
Coke company against Gas company
from Marion county; reversed and bill
dismissed
BY Judge L. Judson Williams.
county court against Duty. from Tyler
county. reversed and remanced.
Curtis against Meadows from Raleign
county. reversed Verdict set aside
and new trial awarded.
BY Judge Charles ". Lynch. Wilson
against Wiggin. from Raleigh county
decree modified and affirmed. Niggin
against Lumber company from Raleiga
county, reversed Verdict set aside
and new trial awarded.
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MAKES MORE
CONFESSIONS
G E MAN ARMY OFFICER
TELLS MORE OF CON
SPIRACY.
Four of the Five Men Implicated
Are Now Locked Up as
Federal Prisoners.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Wbat mart
II any. the delaying of vessels laden
with copper for the allies was To have
tsken in the alleged conspiracy of
SeInian agents 10 prevent war muni.
tlohs from reaching Europe from this
SS.Suhtry' was under Investigation by
feoerdl authorities today. following
an additional confession made TO Sc
crei service officials BY Robert Fay.
salu 10 De former lieutenant in the
German army.
ray. who Is one OF the five men
charged with conspiracy To DELAY or
prevent the sailing OF war munitions
SLIPS from this country. gave a de-
tslied confession to William J. Flynn.
Chlei OF the secret service. In II. ac-
cOrding 10 the Fed ral authorities. he
repeated his former confession made
10 the police al Weehawken. y. J but
stated in addition that his mission he.
SIDES placing bombs on the propells
OF TudderS OF ships. was 10 eudcavor
70 brlbe the commanders of Russian
vessels. lie said the plan he was to
endeaVor 10 carry through was TO in.
duce Russian commander to run a
cargo OF copper into German port.
AZ winch place large sum OF money
was 10 De paid 10 the Russian
littie Credence.
Government officials said thov were
inclined To give little credenct 10 this
phase OF Fay.s story. but 10 was made
a part OF the evidence upon which the
men were held over for further hear.
ing
-Four of th" men charged with the
conspiracy were locked up under
federal custody tonight These in
tcontinued on PAGE sevsnl
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FEAR
SUFFOCATION

CHARLESTON. W Va. oct. 2G.-
Trtinmen on the Baltimore a. Ohio
RAILROAD between Parkersburg and
Grafton have recently made complaint
10 the Public Service Commission that
the use OF big engines i'm hauling
heavy trains through the tunnels. OF
which there are % between the two
points. makes II almost impossible for
the engineers and dremcn 10 do their
work without danger OF suffOcation. p
y. winters. railway Inspector for the
commission. has investigated condt.
tions and will make report later.
u is believed that smaller trains. which
can be- handled by smaller engines.
will be- necessary.
Mr. Winters investigated alleged e1.
csssive switching charges made by
shippers against the Wheeling Ter.
minal Company. but has not reported
biz hndings 10 the commission
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YOUNG MAN MAY
BE A MURDERER

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. w Va. Oct 26.--
The police tonight received tele.
gram from an Akron. o.. newspaper,
asking whether a young man arrested
here had been Identified as one wanted
in connection with the murder OF sam.
uel Kline. OF Akron. County officers
have arrested young man who gives
his name as Clarence West. late OF
Akron. on a charge of stealing an au.
tomobile. The arrest was made at the
instance OF Sheriff Frank Norwood.
of Canton. o. The prisoaeT denies the
charge and declares he purchased the
machine in Cleveland.
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LAD SHOT FATHER
TO PROTECT MOTHER

WILKES-BARRE. Pa. oct. 26.-Ray.
mond Barnhart. 13. walked into the
town hall az Ford City. near here. to.
day. and told the police that he shot
his father, william Barnhart. late this
afternoon, at the home Of his aunt,
when his father attacked his mother.
The victim Of the shooting has been
I'm a hospital in a serious condition.
and until the boys confession, the
shooting was a mystery
The boy was held by Judge Fuller.
in the Juvenile court. pending investi.
CATION
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NEW RATES WILL
AID WEST VIRGINIA

CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct. 26.-
Freight shippers IN southern West
virginia are 20 benefit from a new
schedule Of rates that will be made
operative soon by the Carolina. Clinch-
held 4 Ohio Railroad Oficials OF
that road have promised relief as
asked for by commercial and other or
ranizations. and the result will be a
bigger business between West Vir-
rinia and the states Of North and
south Carolina. Alabama. Georgia,
Mississippi and Florida.
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KING REVIEWS
TROOPS IN FRANCE

PARIS. oct rs. 900 p. m.-Presi.
dent Poincare and Minister Of War
Milierand yesterday mot King Georse
on ffe Anelo-French front and re.
viewed the British troops Today
kinr George. accompanied b. the
Frince oi Wales. returned the visit
and also called on General JoTre. the
French commander I'm chief and Wit
messed march past by the French
colonial troops. and inspected tho ar.
tlll'rY ohsoryatories and the sites OF
the batteries.
Frt sident ioiucarc conferred the
War Cross on the Prince OF Wales.
who has been a. the front since short
Time after The commencement Of nos.
tihtioa
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BRITISH TRANSPORT
is TORPEDOBD

LONDON. Oct .f fu 1O % m An
official announcement made public to
niehf says
Ih" British transport Narqueffo
has been i0rpDdotd .n fha Aegean ers
~.d"f icod fnat only ni1cfy-nIuo
accounted fOr
80 further dofaHr have been re
Ihr steamer Marquette before aha
was taken into trl VrIffrb -,y,.,,
ment service. was owned fv fh. A.
lhuiic Transport company and nfIrf
between philadelphia and U4ifImore
and London. Sho uHe q vessel of 1000
tons and was built Iu GLASGOW In isq-
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crfiea f'F
, Court Decision Figures
NV WORK Oct .G .Thr -negfrr
OF Tho 0ftru0trd Missouri frolrbt a..
cl-ion. hy which tho United States sr
I.pmr Court. ln is91. fr-f aupiied he
sherman antitrust law to railroade
arose in tha trial of the eleven Ne,r
lork. Ncw Haven a Hartford Railrosd
DIRECTORS today to plague the minds
The question put before thcrn lo
decide was whether the decision ab.
CnlNtd fhc directors Of tho Now Havrn
from knowing Chat they were commit.
TINS uleTal acts prior to that date. and
ihfreforc could not have Intended the
con piracy with which thew IN.
charged that of monorourinr the frsf.
uc OF Ncw Enrland or whether
know Wiug ihat they had been commit.
uur iIlrgal acts They then continued
io commit them in spite Of the de.
Clsion
The question came NJ when IN.
foNcrument nronoeod 20 Introduce fho
minute. of the New Haven hoard dafrfI
way I 1927. IN which it uaa stateS fhsf
the directors had hccn called torcfh-
Cooutinued on rags ssw~n1
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PREPARING FOR
A VILLA ATTACK

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. oct. 2C.-Everv pre-
parntion is being made o. meet tho ex-
Prieta
To-day trenches were dug by the Car
rama garrison facing Douglas and only
about 900 fert from the border Th.y
are designed 8a defense should Gem
eral villa attempt 90 slip around 90 tHa
east and west Of Aqua Trirta and ATTACK
from the American eide.
sixteen reid pieces shipped from
piedrss Ncgrss are due 90 arrive ana
with these General r.. Ilus Gales. tF
Carranzu commando viii have twenty
guns.
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Elklns for Rohinson

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W
Va. Oct. 2G.-Senator Davis Eikins
who Is stopping az the Grecnbrier al
White Sulfiur Springs for q few days
when he learned OF the resignation OF
Judge Ira p. Robinson from the Su
preme Court bench. said: The mat.
ter is one OF Interest 10 me Judge
Robinson has az an times been "a most
faithful public servant, high minded
fair and impartial ! am personally
Tor him az the nominee Of the Eepub
hcan party for governor lie As
aligned with no faction and is the char.
acter or man who viii make no gucb
alliances. but will treat AN fairly and
squarely
on him We can unanimously unite
re ls me strongest man We can uOmt
nate Tie viii make n governor who
viii promote the fair name of mo
state from the standard Of bu.iuesa
abiilly, legal and scholarly atfaiuments
and general knowledge uf atatecrafi
hC is peculiarly nt"