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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
SuRROGATES NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE Of an order Of Honorable
John p Cohalsn. a Surrogate OF the
County Of New York. notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against cath
erin. 4 Bliss late OF the county Of New
york deceased. 10 present the same with
vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers at their
place Of transacting business: az the once
Of their attorneys. Everett. clarke & Ben
edict. No. 81 Wall Street. I'm The Borough
Of Manhattan, city OF New YORK, on or
before the Sth day OF october next.
Dated, New York, the 9Th day OF April,
''' WALTER p. BLISS.
GEORGE b. AGNEw.
EVERETT. CLARKE & BENEDICT At
torneys for Executors. 81 Wall street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
PHYFE. WILLIAM HENRY PIN PUR-
suance of an order OF Honorable John Z.
Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against william Henry =.
Phyfe. late OF tho County OF New YORK.
deceased 20 present the same with youch-
ers thereof 10 the subscriber. at her place
OF transacting business. at the oifice OF
Frederick 5. Woodruff No l65 Broadway,
IN the CITY OF New York. on or before the
18th dav OF october next
Dated. New York. the 2sth day ~ March.
1915. EDITH h. PHYFE,
Administrative
FREDERICK s. WOODRCFF, Attorney
FOR Administrative l65 Broadway. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
McKEAN. MARIA I'm PURSUANCE or An
order ~ Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler Surro-
gate OF the County Of Nes York. Notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against NARA
T Mexican late ~ The county o. New ioFs. de.
ceased 10 present the same With voucher, thereof
to The subscriber. at bis place Of trsnsaetng busi.
ness at the or1ce Of Mark Cross Company. No. -.
Fiith s7enue, Borough Of Msuhattsa. city q New
York on Or before me sth day " July. 1915.
Dated. New York. January 4th. 1918,
JOHN f. MckEAN, Administering.
NICHOLAS = BETJEAlAN. Attorney Tor Ac,
mnisirstor. No. So Liberty street, Borough o.
Manhattan. New YORK. C1v.
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eth street.
TIL. .pproxin,ate amount Of the Hen sr
charge 10 satisfy which the Allowable
scribed property is 10 be sold. is 81 eb3:aS.
with interest thereon from tho lltn day
OF November. 1913, together With the costs
and allowance amounting 10 ss25.ss, with
interest from January 81, 1918. together
with the expenses OF the sale. The APP
prOximats amount OF the taxes assess
mants and water rates, or other lens
which are 20 be allowed 10 the purchaser
out OF the purchase money, or paid BY mo
Referee. Is sz,OlS35. and interest.
Dated New York. March IS, 1918.
JULIAN NJ WRIGHT Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

p,putlsbt fCudesh GsimsldiI FrsnchPts&R
DEFINE EEsmlthC ontco Sehyeigsrl brhtolm9gns
ire srpenter/ Nellbrook nader Bqusens. oSSU
JIJDslyIfou JRi arpentert " Alber
Zsmbo IWal,er UTodle/NY6QflecL&P
Fingeflinl flngsrln swecneyBHRh
M.ehsn/ Y&QueensCoRy Nich0lssIlesv
Miller BHHRco Hoffman, Vrsbecf
keneron/ Huef Busssl DFalconef,on.S9
IApoia/ACHonCo. Inc Highest reached l-o'
NunEiaiOL M&QTracCOrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
aIlpRTNr COURT

WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
Part ,-Monss sgsrsht coOHip .r m-roMP.
Calendar at 0tj M
BrttonI MasonSH Co jNYC&HRRR
eprin ss,sel/ Horton Y0nkersBresery /Csoi
Monohanl shipeD HanWhsss
Iohn.ou/ Merrill Bros Rupert Han
CortlandtNgCO/ vreelsnd Burns IsectorsnLsmp
Poellmitz/ Benismin schlppeni/NYNH&HRH
PoellmiiL/ BENJAMIN -.
Tbs following causes may ether Dc msss" fsa"'
Austin Pine. Thompson /IntRapTrco
Knowles Knowles /NYNHAHRR thompson lutRspTrco
Ross R0zers&HGgrsrJ Thompson IntkapIrSO
suetendeaHG Ringer Co Thomson int ,hnpp
Ksiie, Roach slsdzenski/ DunwoodieCC
M M,.v,nnieSy xHAHkR Bonngioyanni Cani,snBr
Fss,1 Rug,ea ButterSorth/C n Rochsils
Past IIlugboe MOntlsiOuelSa
schipponi1 NYNH&HRB Klein Delsphsins
pse,no JVVebber HalI/Al9llinsOn
TTsa,t'ZI y &HRRR Johnson West $, RI
ll,Iander chase MOnsers/ Roberts
Meosnlsv spero Harrison /ChsuerHAutos
Young keysioneStCon race nesst ~ ny
Tobin IYonksgElLt&P Rddi'kLJacSson
Goldinsi Mason& Hanger powersI BreFer
Lsngford Reynolds Powers brewer
DurEo/ Holbrook CAR BisteIBister
abieldsI SYNH6HRR Rister/B Blister
k.atina "A smithESg Wlenb0rgIC ~ Yonkrs
Highest reached. $50 GlaEier/Cty OF ronAefs
sUssoGarEs couar-sAwYEa. s.
A. White Plains
WILLS FOR PsoB ,orIc,
Aa'"' AnnSMfSTsrRAroR;s ACCOUNTING.
James A McCombs .-.,..<
Anna L Brown
ACCOUNTING.
wilhelnina UchtmRnn
Al Port Chester (WsdnssdaJ).
IN RE CLAIM.
Daniel Merritt
COUNTY coURT-PLArr J.
PeoLIonos asslt lat deg Peo/NPiaorsAo. rec Hs
Peo/FYozAO asst % deg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

CONE WARD and ROGERS, JJ:-lV 50 a. III
Room 4s3 Postorice building.
GENERAL CALENDAR.
.r.-b,,h I'ritcI state, Cahil So olympic
l. S/CArlin Consf Go Low Ian hl'eu S'a'o'
Re Tear on Bottle seal ,
Jury CaIendsr-MACR. J
Room 40. Postofice Building
p.ar,,n NYNH&HRR Recitof Fem X
brown 'nlted states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
New York. April ~. 1915.
RuTTER

Receipts 'e27 pkEs. More fresh butter e IN
sishi and the market Is sensitive a. the momen'.
C'esmcrv ,xtrss o. score) SIC. higher scoring
S2rs "a CSC. f-s,s. '2oaSlc. seconds. ESQ @y1gc
thirds 25is &c creamery. held. extras ls2 score
thirds 92is "a PC. state dairy. finest. SlG g
good 10 prime 1,ia "a SOC. common 70 fhir XXX
2Gisc. imitation creamery. frsts. ZIG 22i3c; ladies'
current make. nrsts. mac. seconds. 2O1s a -
lower grades 10 zoe: packing stock. current make
80 ,. Poe. lower Erades. ISL Q l2lzc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

Tea. lie; Continent ioSec: prlGil kets. lie: Con-
pound quiet at ihaiAc. erEARlNE-sieady ;
oleo SIC. city lard resrins. live.
corToNStEp oil.
Cc,ton.eed OIL hrm early IN the day. with q ntus
aggressive BUYING prompted by the early uniurn In
lard and absence " pressure ~ crude onernsS
WE, tbe lsri market declined In the afternoon
SELLING developed however. and late IN the day
tho market was cav closing 2dS points net lower
Tor the Active positions Range ~ prices
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Special Term for TrIsis.

No dag calendar.
Trial Twm-BHADY,
SobowlsfI KrOnberg Go,tfred iefnen
Hines lDsuisch koodeni Maker . -
pu,ts JSynvsro 1arns,i JHolbrcokC6 Rol ns
Ssrdman |AdVnsConstCo Hsnlg ABvant'O
I.rvay/ Raitagiia NaherI fishel
Pedro Crimmins,onstCo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

COURT CHAMBERS SCHULZ y
NO Lay calendar.
Trial TGm-SCHtLI. 3.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

COUNTY c0UHT.
Special GIBBS. j.
Motions and Ell par's matters.
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KINGS COUNTY.
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SUFHEMt IUUFT. - .
App.Ilsts DlyIslon-2d Department -tENKs, 4: J :.
THOMAS, CARR. STAPLETON and PUTNAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

Trial Term GIBBS. J.
No day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

bUPHFWt CUUH = bTtHU = 2
Wells Holding Co/krins-E ID D0slins
Robinsk Siant0n--B \ Deutsch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13
CHEESE.

Receipts $40 boxes Market continues STEADY 70
HTm on leading grades Of whole milk cheese. Fresh
made whites kept closely cleared. STATE. whole
milk held. co.ored. specislS. l70 IKE. white Spe-
cals l16l5Lc. coored average fancy. l8i. a lt"tc.
white average fancy. 1871 l63.c fresh. colorcd.
.p'cias. l5@ l5i.c white. specials. ligc; colo1ed.
average fancy 49, ljc. white. average fancy. loo
l5i.c. Wisconsin whole milk. held daisies lf.a
l6tc. held twins. 1871. 1914 he'd. Young Amer
teas lea ltiac. fresh twins lji. 6lii2c Michigan.
fat. lS1 Toe. safe skins. held. specials l3i1d
lii4c. fresh. specials. l2612'.c. choice. l0lgH
ui-c. fair 20 good. SO loc skins. common. SO &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

RECEIVER APPOINTED.
COUNTY c0uRT-GiBBS. J.
Jacob, lambert d 4 Hanlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-13

COUNTY coURT-PLArT J.
PEG JIonos ass'lt lat deg Pe0/NPlaofano, rec 81
Peo/FYozLO: asst % deg
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sURRoGATEs' COURT CHAMBERS.
FOWL II

Trial T.rm-Part -GAyEGAN. J.
case or NJ day calendar.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nev YORK. April r. 1915.
GRAM.


WFEAT-Th. rt-fe' was frn on evidences -
-s'u tWi1E end While values fSlsl On hold all
. isu1oe ths close v5s : -i.c above The final
srs-dsy Alv.es from 'he West said that
srr interests hsl been 1Iv'rg July wheat for
81 l-e tine. probably as q hedge against future
-snsn.. sai Europe pas thought 10 control
- l,-stis aretr, o' '7-g NAV Offerings o. cash
'l' ss's r7. arse. and while the cash demand
-t..7 las 90, been o, an urgent character. there
hr ~. ''de-' here 's'm Europe. and exporters
rrr1u I'79"e1 .s'. Guiding hose made on
= =, 4, l,6 o55 h...s. The r-"n r,o.,s,, , cor
.--. vsry farorst,s and ne outlook has been fur-
orsted By good Is'rs oyer the Ohio Valley
rrs lfo SATURDAY - visible supply IN the
ID safe decreased oS'0'o, bushels 'or the
rt-m rSoe increased ..5'' GOO. making total
~ = l4sole in America This showing was
,ss Y, -,,. $50 an ana -, i insr,
.-7rrs from tNa -eah1g-4 Tv the local cash
-rar IS. 2 red winter wheat vas quoted q. 81 s2i.
80 hs-d a. &if1i. al. rail 8 TRACK.
y NU Du.u'. t.',. and No ] Nor Manitoba
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
Won BETHMANN-IIOLLW
ON ARMENIAN 0UESrJoN

BERLIN. November 20 (by wireless
to Sayvillc).-Dr Won Bethmann-uon.
veg. replying to a petition sent to him
by prominent Protestant clergymen md
thcologians. asking tho Imperial Chan.
ceiior for an expression Of his opinion
regarding tho Armenian question. is
quoted by the Overseas News Agency
as saying:
The imperial government continue.
70 consider II one Of it's nohlest duties
TO use its influence in behalf of an
Christians. German Christians may fool
sure that all possible measures aro
being taken In this direction"
The Norddcutsche Allgemeine Zci-
tung. continues the Overseas New.
agency observes that the entente
powers melted Turkish citizens 10 re-
bellion. thus causing an acute situ,-
ton. Germany. in connection with tho
turkish government, is trying to bet,
ter the situation OF tho Christian Turks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
BLAME FOR FACTORY FIRE
Coroner's Jury Charges Criminal Nesli-
Ecncc I'm Recent Dinmond Candy
Plant Horror.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEW fORP. November CA verdict
OF criminal negligence was brought in
to-day 10y the coroncr's Jury inveEti-
eating the loss of twelve lives in the
Diamond candy factory nrc in VIII
iiamsourg. Brooklyn. on November c.
Responsibility was placed on Mrs.
Cecil Diamond owner OF the building:
her husband. Edward l.. Diamond. and
sa'nuei harkin and Samuel Simon. joint
owners Of tho Essex Shirt COMPANY.
which occupied the third floor. They
were bound over 20 await action of the
grand jury.
The bail OF each was declared for
feitcd. Bench warrants were issued
for Simon and the Diamonds
Late in the afternoon the three were
arrested Mr.. and Mira Diamond were
freed tonight on $4,000 bail each In
default Of 81 10000 bond each. Barittn
and Simon We're rernandcd 10 Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30

better article on The Filipino and tho
Democratic Regime which is highly
favorable. in my estimation, 10 the
Harrison administration, but have not
been able to sell II rs yet. Will YOU
please give me II list OF the three or
four big newspapers that are most pro-
Wilson and are likely TO wan, pro-
administration articles on the Philip
pine islands,
IN Sickcning sense OF shame must
overcome Mr.. Taft when he realizes
where his blind partisanship in this
matter has led him. r" be found in
such company under such circum-
stances is. however. the inevitable re-
suit OF such Il campaign. There is no
mitigating circumstances because
With respect To every one of the
charges. accusations and statements in
the article, fun records were at the
disposal Of Mr.. Taft ii he had cared
to learn III" truth.
II suppose it is too much 10 hope for.
even in a matter of this kind affecting.
as 1t docs. the good name and honor of
our country. that partisan zeal shall
restrain Itself within the bounds Of
truth, dcccncy and fair dealing II,
would be something of which We could
all he proud If il We're so"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
AUSTRIAN OFFENSIVE
AGAINST NIONTI.NEt:un

BERLIN. November % (by wireless TO
L nc X OFT o n).-Thc Overseas News
Agency to-day gave out the following
concerning tho Montenegrin campaign:
After the termination OF operations
by the Serbian main army. tho Aus
TRAN offensive against Montenegro
started with the whole of the Austro-
hungarian force. Tho first offensive.
begun some time ago, was only in
tended to impede the Montenesrins
from participating In the operations in
the sanjak. After having obtained this
result, the general offensive against
Montenegro has now been begun.
AS the west front Is a natural fort
rcss. the attack will he directed from
the sanJnk
The Austro HunEarians already
have passed the Lin River
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30

pinos and the credit OF our country. and
my deep interest ia the Philippine prob
lem has never had the slightest tingc
of party feeling. ! don't think | am
much of a partisan generally. ! think
have given fairly substantial evil
dcnc. by my appointments and my
treatment OF party opponents when In
Office that my craftsmanship is not blind.
II seems 10 me that | have not been
uHriindiui OF the necessity FOR stand
ing by the Democratic administration
IN national crises without regard to
party considerations. Mr. Garrison's
language is unjust. vehement and un-
measured. think when he recurs 10
IL in the future he will regret IT..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
DESCRIBES HIS POLICY As
MODEL COLONIAL. SERVICE,

The justice OF the general descrip
ton of the bad effects Of the present
policy in the islands. to which | re-
fcrred in my comment, does not, how
ever, depend upon The crcdibility of one
witness. The success which attended
our policy i'll the philippines was
largely due TO the admirable quality
Of the civil servants who were the
guiding force in the bureaus and de-
partInents II was a model colonial
service, made up OF men who knew the
language OF the people. the history
Of the government and its aims.
I'm October. 1913. the new policy
was introduced. II involved the scpa-
ration of Governor General Forbes and
all the commissioners, and the sub
stitut;on OF men with no Philippine cx-
pcrience whatever. Mr.. Harrison went
to Manila with the Filipino delegate,
Mr.. oucZon. He announced publicly
that QucZon had secured his appoint.
mcnt He gave it out that he did not
care for American advice. and only
wished TO confer with Filipinos. His
partisan attitude was shown by his
declaration in the press OF Honolulu
that lac took ~ s;,rdonic pleasure in
turning out Republicans.
The official record shows that be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE:
For DIR. HAISELDES

To prevent this fate ovcrtaking the
nation, Dr.. lIaiseldcn urged Immediate
legislation for tn" sterilization OF the
nnh'. He finished his talk amid en-
'husiasuc applause when he said
Pcrsonally, | Will not. with my sur
gerry, lcngthcn a life unfit to live For
hold that 10 be the prostitution Of
surgery
IT has been suggested that DR.. Hal
Sclden, while III New York, visit the
Roberts baby. and give his opinion as
To whether or not the doctors should
operate. Considerable feeling against
receiving such "a visit from the Chi
ctgo surgeon seems 10 have been
aroused at III" Babies Hospital. Cues
toned Tonight, DR.. iIaiseldcn said:
The New York doctors who have
decided the fate Of the Roberts baby
are among the leaders OF the world in
our profession. see nothing that
could do, that has not already been
done"
In tn. meantime, while the discus
sion OF scientists. and laymen was still
raging concerning the fate Of her baby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
PROMISE IN JONES BILL.
WILL MISLEAD FILIPINOS

AIN utterly opposed to the Jones
Dill. and have always been opposed
10 II It's promise of independence Is
certain TO mislcad the Filipinos into
thinking it is near at hand. Its cleo
tive Senate will diminish the power Of
the American executive most Injurious
-. It's requirement that appointments
he confirmed by the Senate will make
the GoNcrnor-ticncral completely sub
scrVient to the Filipino politicians, and
viii eliminate all American guidance
In the bureau" and departments
Il was personally engaged in philip-
pine work for four years and super
Vised 1t for eight years more and I
can, OF course. not rid myself of a per-
sonal relation TO it. / am profoundly
anxious TO avoid the disaster toward
winch believe the present policy is
tending. But Mr.. Garrison charges
that am partisan in the sense that
this is part OF the Republican cam
phign. This is Il great injustice to me-
] hope for Republican administration
to reverse the present policy. but
never would seek It political issue i'm
the Philippines if il could be avoided
] had no party when ! was in the
Philippines at that work. We an
pointed as many Democrats as RcpubIi-
cans. We We're work ing for the Eli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
Serious Rioting
Reported in Berlin

LONDON. November 2R-ucuter,s
AmsterdRm correspondent forwards
the following;
"The Telegram TX Informed on
good authority that serious rI"ftng
took place Inst Saturday In Berlin.
gathered before the imperini cnstl~
and demanded the return of their
husbands from the front. md AN I'M
prOyement In food conditions. The
crowd hnnli! was disperscd by the
police"
No confirmation OF this Amster-
dam dispatch hBH been received here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
GREECE READY TO DISCUSS
ENTENTE. PROPOSITIONS

LONDON. November 29.-The Greek
government is ready 10 discuss the
propositions made by the entente
powers and satisfy all demands which
will not compromise its neutrality. says
an Athens dispatch 10 tho Exchange
Trlcgraph C'omuany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
80 ALLIANCE WITH CHINA
CONTEMPLATED ny uRITtIS

TOKYO. November 29-tireat Brit
ain has Informed Japan that the Brit
iSh government has not contemplated
AN alliance with China. as had been
reported. tho Japanese Foreign Office
formally announced in an official state
mcnt today, emphasizing previous n
formal declarations to this effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
PAUL FULLER DIES SUDDENLY
New York Attorney Visited Mexico Last
September ns President'a Agent
to Confer With Carrnnxa.

NEW YORK. November c9.-Paul
Fuller. the New York attorney who
visited Mexico in September OF last
rear rs President Nilson's agent and
conferred with General Carra1za on tho
Mexican situation, died suddenly at mis-
home here late tonight. He was sixty
seven years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
Austrian Cabinet
About to Resign?

LONDON, November ia dis
pntch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company from Copenhagen follows:
.'rhc Violin Bureau thc semi
official German news agency snys
that several members of the Vienna
Cabinet Will resign"
MAY CONCLUDE
SEPARATE PEACE
LONDON, ENG. November TO-
The Trihuna asserts TINT Austria IL
attempting TO conclude a separate
peace, according to n dispatch from
Rome to the Exchange Telegraph
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
Tti'T THINKS STATEMENT
UNJUST AND VEHEMENT

NEW HAVEN. CONN, November %
Former President William Howard
TAFT, in statement made public here
to-night, CharacteriZcS Secretary Gar
riSon's ARA iGnmcnt OF him for his at
utudc on Philippine affairs rs unjust
vehement and unmc;tSured." Mr. Tafi
SAYS chat there has not been the slight
est tinge OF partisan feeling in his iIp
tcrest in the Philippine problem. lit
seems to me-" he says, that have
for standing by this Democratic ad-
miniStration III national crises without
regard to party considerations"
The statement. III part, follows:
Mr. Holman and Mr.. Loomis, of the
Oakland Tribune. asked me. when in
san Francisco In September, TO com
ment OH Mr.. Joncss article. did not
see Mr. Jones or hold any communica-
ton with him before his article was
published. II was sent in manuscript
to me al San Francisco, where I first
saw and read it. What he said as to
the Generalization of the present gov
eminent. due to the elimination Of
Americans in the civil service and the
influence Of Filipino politicians in con
trolling Mr. IInrrison's action, had
come TO me from many other sources
knew 10 he reliable, and l. therefore,
wrote Il short article saying so. The
letter Of Mr.. Jones. which Mr.. Garrison
publishes. greatly cndanEers Joncs's
crcdibility as Il witness. and I greatly
regret that he should put himself in
such an cquivocal and indefensible
DOSjtiop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30
QUEEN or SWEDEN

LONDON, November 29.-Qucen We
ioria OF sweden arrived in Copenhagen
from Sweden to-day and proceeded i'm
mcdIatciy on her way TO Germany. a
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
from COpcMhngcn states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-30

Mrs. Joseph T.. Roberts. the moth.s.
was finally told the truth to-day about
tho enid she has never seen. She
collapsed completely and her condition
Tonight was reported serious.