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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
Sbcrit g eD 0e6red in
9(frifa QefaIlen.

&opitoOt, iiber 2onOon 81. Sal
mar. - S6erit Seooe6red, oerGonl-
monOerr ser Oeuti6en Sruppen IN
Geiitib Siiomeit 9lfrifa, muroC
bier cingetroffcueu g}o6ri1ten 5li+
iolgc, 81 @inO6oef getoOtet. Gr par
nit ser Examination BON Sonogra-
notcn 6eidGftiat ais cine oeriel6cn
5uidaig erploOirte unO ieinen 300
Oertriodtc.
General BON g iilom iuir0
5elO ori oil.
9lmiter0om q. Sonuor ii6er
S6noon. Sin bier aus Berlin ein-
gclauienes Selegrontm fiinOct an,
oaB General bon Billion, Ser S6erit.
COMMANDMENTS ser 5peiten oeut-
iden glrmee, gum 6clomaridaQ. be-
f0rOert wurOe. General 2ieutenont
bon @inen, ser GonimonOeir ser
Oritten 9lrmee, purOe gum General
6eiorOert.
9 eutide @Gdue entpideIn
id il beroIl.
@erlin 2S. Sonuar, oro6tlos
ii6er SoDoiae, 6. s. II @66reno ser
Ictten poor Gage puroen penia MIDI
tige 9}odridteu bon oen 2ricasidou-
pl6ben 5u 9ono in Berlin befonnt
gege6en imo sic Oeutiden Nlilitdrfri,
tifer 6ottcn 10 ait pie nidts 5p ia-
gen. Die Radrihten, meIde 6efHnnt
gege6en mur0en oeuten nod dllge.
meiner 9Iniidt oarouf bin, oaB ild
Olc oeltiden @ldne ii6erollS fetig
entpideln.
Ger 9lngriff zines llnteriee6ootes
ouf oen fleinen oelltiden 4areu5er
n@o5ene~ Del Scr SSuiel &ii6eh Bat
Die 5roge oufgemorien, o5 oerp 9ln-
griif Our1 Elm britii6es oOcr lilii-
ihes ltnterice6oot gemodt purOe
SrobOem 6ritiide Sdiffe I'M 6olti-
iden @leer 6eridtet purOelL neigt
iicb ood Die 9lniibt oobiii. 0oB ser
9lngriff bon oen 9iitiien intetitonis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
9luspeis ser nCeuti6 en-
6eid sbanf~.

Berlin 81. Sanuar. Oia Con.
oon. 1T Ter beutige 9lusmeis Ser
nGeutiben &eids6unf" 5eigt, OoB ser
@orrat6 al SartgelO unO 9onfnoteu-
g916rlmg Inn $64,202,000 @larf
(Sf6,05O,000) abgenonlmen bat;
Solo ollein nabm Inn 15,340,000
Wlarf ($3,S35,0 81; 9lulei6cu
no6mcn Inn 1 100000 W1arf ($3t5,-
OO0) 5n; 1isconti eini6lieBlid
Sdabamtsnoten nn6men INN 49,
$4,000 Niarf $t2,495,O0 a6;
SefiIritGten, bauptid6licb Sdab-
amtsnoten nit longen Sermineh
na6men Inn 2,tS7OOO @arf ($546,-
750) o6; Decentralization nabm
Inn los, ,205,0OO @arf $27 7051 ,250)
ob lmO Gepoiiten nabmen Inn H.
$4,000 0larf ($4,47L500) ub.
y9ion@ febrt ais Lester
5urii d.
2on0on 27. Sonuar. Sic
meiiten engliiHeu ariegsidiiie, oie
an Ser Seeidladt in ser 9loroiee am
letten Sonutog t6eilna6meu fe6rten
6ereits am W1ontag 9l6enO ipieOer in
i6rcn Seimotbs6afen 5uriid Gas
lebte Sdiif, 0os in 0eu Sofen Elm.
lief mar Der Sion, oas 8laggibiif
oes gice.9lomirols Cir 9o0iO 9eot-
tp. 9lls cr in Sen Safen fam logeu
Oie n9lrt6uio~ sic n9oureI", bon Den
leidten areli3ern eini9e Sorpeoo-
6oot5eritorer, unO Die Sdla1tfreu-
ser DSiaer", n&rinceB 9loDol~, osSSn-
OomitobIe4 uno n9iep 3ealanO"
idon all i6rem 9lnferplab.
Ser n9iou~ fam aegen If ll6r
9l6enos in oen Sdien ino pur0e en-
t6uiioiiiid bon Ben 9eiobinaen Der
on0eren &riegsibiiie begriiBt @s
mar cine, ipontaue aiinoeeblinqr fir
@ice-9lomiral @eottD uno iein
6loggidiif.
9(ngc6liH fleiner &reu5er
a@oIberg" geiunfen.
Son0on o. Sanuar. -Gine Of.
fi5ieQe gefonntmadrng lautet:
nes berlautet. ooB ser oertide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

ianote iie ibm cine bon i6r Iel6it cnt
worfene Gede fir cincn 5clooltor.
SIN 2oufe oes Cages crbielt Der
aaiier @liidwrnib Selegraume
bonn aoiier 6ran5 Soiepb imO bonn
Sultan Ger Siirfei.
@riiBe aus Scr 2uft.
@ent ii6er @aris, 27. syonuor.
II Der neueite uno ihneIlIte 8eppe-
lin, ser bis jebt ee6out iuuroe unO
weldcr fir oen arieg bon eqliippirt
it, oerlieB beute 0}oreeu ongeblib
nit @rof Zeppelin OIL 9orO sSrie0-
ridsbaien I'm aoiier g9ilbelm 81
ieinem @e6urtstog 5u ialutiren.
Gos 2uftidiff miro iid Damn Der
glorOicc Suitidiii.6lotte 5uecieaen.
Frdiioent @iIion 9rotu.
lirt.
@aibington, 27. Sanuar. -
4rdiioent g9ilion ionote beute cine
9otidaft an aoiier @ilbelm, in peI-
der er ibm 81 ieiuem Sc. @e6urts-
toge gratulirte. Gie gotidaft lau-
tet:
ISM 9famen Ser Regierung mo
oes @olfes ser Gereinigten Staaten
babe id oas @erguigeu, @urer 02a-
ieitdt an oieiem Sobrestag Sbrer @e.
burt NIT meinen eioenen @iinlden
fir Sbr @o6Ierge6en frelmoIide
@ratulationen 81 ii6ermittelu.
@ooorom @ilion.~
&r1iioent @ilion er6ielt fiir5lid
an ieihem @eburtstog oie @liidmiii-
ibe Oes aoiiers @il6elm oes aouigs
@eorg, oes @rdiiOenten 8oincore imO
anoerer &erri1er @uropas.
9 Yen @ efoIlencn 3urg6re.
Berlin, bio 9onoon, 27. Sanuar.
aoiier @ilbelm IieB beilte fol-
genoe Srore befonnt ma6en:
"Sn glnerfenniing Der @flidttreue
bis sum Sooe, pelde oieie llniterbli-
den an oen Gag geIest baben, imo
eriiiat bon tiefer Spmpatbie fir i6ren
groBen @erlilit, peroe id Sen g[nge.
borigen iener SoIoaten ser preuBi.
ihen 9lrmee, peIHe i'm Sample fiir's
gaterlano gefaQen iinO, Elm @eoadt-
niBblott Itiften, oos nad elmer mir
lnterbreiteten @orloge bergeiteat
weroen ioa.
@il6elm 5. 9f.~
Scatter erIGBt amneitie.O e.
frete.
Berlin 81 Souuor, Ora6tlos
nod 2onOon. - 3pei @e6urtstags
9(nneItie Gefrete puroen 6elte bon
aoiier @il6elm an Dem sc. So6res-
toge ieiner @e6itrt erlaiien. Gos erite
erldBt oftiDen Solooten Gis5iplinor-
Straien Bis 81 iehs Monoten, pelde
0urb ariegsgerihte ii6er iie oer6dnet
mur0en; 0as 5ipaite 0efret annillirt
Die @erfolgimg BON Soloateu, melde
iih in gerbinoung nit i6ren @eitel-
Iungs6efe6Ien eines 9ereebeus i6ul.
Oig ma6ten.
Son 5ron3isco o. Sonuor.
~ Sm 6ieiigen Geutiben Snus fonO
beiite 9lbenO cine oroBe aoiier @e-
6urtstaesieier Itott, bel melher Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

&rdiioentcu ser 0icpublif erloasl', ,ol,
wlrOe Gr. @iem6reno lit leIt ''
@eionoter an oie Ser. Staatc',
3u @lineolo 9t.-y, 1T Oas ..,s
itomcnt Oes 9}cp yorfer Salllrel el
9iolp6 Sill S6omos, iuelder all' ,s. ~
0e5em6er itor6, eiugereidt w0ls'lI lSaI
9lad Oeuiel6en fdat Der SallPna', ,,
ocs y3odloiies, Der ouf $4,OOOVVSS. VSS.5's 5
iddbt miro, Der 98ittipe Sclrll Ns MN
E6omas, Ser geiAieOenen Vq
BON Sranf s. @ouIo, 5u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

oeutide mo oiterrcibe aoniul bic
Serren bon Sdad uno Or. 6reDers.
le6cu, iomie Sr. Mar Subj glnipro-
den 6ielten. 0ie 6cfannte S1ngerin
0lme. Ce Semar erireute nit me6-
reren 6iibiben 9ieOerportrdgen Die
9lnmeienOen. Gos 0aus mar Doll-
itdnoig ausDerfauit, mas Inn 10 err
freulider iuor, peil ser geionmte
lle6cridnB Dem Siilfsiono iiir oie
ariegs 9lot6leiOcnOen 5uflieBt. 9ei
ser ndditcn 9cneii5OoriiclAmg fiir
Die in Der Seimatb Oor6enoen ge-
lcngt Oos podcnoe SolOateuitiid
,Sie6 @aterlonO" BON Gr. Nlar Si'
mon jur 9luifiibring.
@eiteru 9l6eno perIieBen oie aui
ocm Eompier Siberia" ongetom.
menen 81 Ocutiden 6rouen uno Sim.
ser aus Siinatou Die Stoot am gol.
oenen S6ore, Inn in einem Spe5ial.
3uge 9lep yorf 5u5uiteuern.. 9ei
i6rer 9l6fo6rt muroen oie Sliidtlinge
BON N2itgIie0ern Der Geiltiben Ga-
men Siilisgeiellidoit in 6er5licbiter
@eiie 6cgriibt. Sic San 6ron5is-
co'er Srouen bepirt6eten lire bent.
iden Sdpeitern lmo oeren Spr0B-
linQe nit aQer6anO SiiBigfeiten,
6radten aleiOer, @uppen iuO ioniti-
ges Spiel5cug fiir Oie Giroer 5urGer.
t6eil1ng unO t6otcn inn lle6rigen 9ll-
les, INN ben bonn Shidiol 9etrofies
nen 6ci5ulte6cn. GoS iiingite &ino
elmer 3rou. W}art6a @rewcrt6, lUel.
DIES aui ser lle6crfo6rt bon Siingtou
nad Gan Sran8isco an Singenent.
5iinorna erfronft mar puroe ioiort
nod Dem Gelltiden Soipitol &c.
bradt, ipd5renO Oie Nlutter iinO 5luei
anoerc &inoer porlduiig inn Sallie
bon 5rou Or. 6ebleiien unterge6raAt
piir0en.
SSn oer9ieiiegeieaidaft 6eiinOen iid
Tr. SSenib un0 sic &ot6e &rclt3idpe
tier Gliie @eids, mcl6e oie eriteng9o-
den ser @clagerlug Siingtaus NIT
gemoht mo intereiiante @in5el6eiten
5u er516len piiien. Or. Sentih er.
flGrte, ooB o6ne alien 3weifel dine
iiibe Offi3iere bel Dem Sturm nli
Siingtau 6et6eiligt aepeien ieien. Gic
Geutiden bernihteten, ais lie feinen
9lispeg mebr io6en, glacs, mas ir-
genopie iiir oen Seino BON g9ert6
iein fonnte. lle6rigens iolen Oie @r-
folge ser Sopaner etioos iebr prople.
matiider glotur iein Or. Senidl, Elm
genouer aenner Ger Gerbdltniiie,
glan6t, 0oB Sopon na1 Dem ariege
ieOenioas ge5ipingen peroen miro,
mo pieQeibt io9or oie
gan5e Yropin5 S6ontliug 81 per5ib-
ten Die gro6erung Scr fleinen 9ln-
iieoelingen aiBer Siingtou ielbit
iino aucb BON Iueiter fciuen groBet.
@crt6c.
Gie Sffi5iere uno Nlonnidoften
oeS oiterreidiiden Sdlodtihiifes
uaaiierin Gliiobet64 6dtten ii6 eero.
oe5u punOer6or geiAlogen unO olle
Geitiben, melhe 3eugen Ser fiirh-
terliden Sample poren, 6o6en nlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

men pur0e. Sic ,@o5clc" fonnte,
o6wo6l Ourd oos llnteriee6oot be-
ihdoiat obnc 9eiitonO einen Saien
onlaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

SIN @eri6tSfaoL. ,.:sei
SrIdnOer itano ipegen eines i''',
@erge6ens Dor Den Sdrdntel IN.
@cri6tS. Ger 9iibtcr fraaie i
nSo6en Sir irgeno Seuano 1lV'
Scale, Der fir Sbren gateu eVo' g,,t
ter einiteben nir02~ - nSa, ,i
Gbreu, oort ser S6eriff.~ - Ssv.s .asl,
Der Sderiff 8eiden b0hIten v's e,,.i
mems bon iidb ga6. u9lber' = Sa
Gbren,~ erfldrte er, nih felIl's ,g,t
M}onu nidt einmoll~ - oYell,.1's Yel.'sr,
Sic, @uer Gbreu, iagtc Der vi Sis
ser triunpbirenO, n6cuerteH .'.sli
ooB i6 in oieier 9Bropin5 ilbcE Ss.rp
Sabre eelebt babe ino Der S".sI ',;5sI
fennt mid nod nidtl SIT oas 'raI
oos 3ei@cn eines giiten eV'
ters2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

9l6onncnfcn, bic ben ,,Gcntidlcll .v,yeat
ipDnbcntcn" nidJt piinftlidj Ooer n"Sir
masi1 crbalten, finb gcbctclt, ogh oelh qi
baum per Sclcpbun uocr ihrIII''"
tbcilnn9 81 maden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
die qIuffGariins.

6otolc 9luffIdriIi!ss ss.a
SSllnger Gidter (geibnle'~'s NH
nSGre Sreiui0in bat ndmli6 ma M
mir aetrdunlt, mie iie mir l'' IN.
oupertroute." Srduleiu M
BAT iie mir ou6 er516lt = l'e Ina.
udmlid ii6cr S6ren @coi4teil ''''
idlafenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

&rel5cr uGol6erg~ in Ser am Sonn-
taa in ser 9ioroiee gclieiertenSd Sdlaht
untergegangen iei
(Gie u&ol6erg" mar Gin 9elbiibter
&rcu5er bon 1881 Eonncu, 6otteGrr-
binen Nlaidincn BON t9600 %ier-
0ctrditcu un0 murOc NIT ieinen
S6meiteriAiffeu oMoin5,~ o&oln" II.
nglugs6urg" in oen Sobren 1908
1909 er6aut. Cic @eidmin0igfcit
OieieS Sdiffes 6etrdgt "a anoten
Die 9eiatung 1863 a0pie. Gie 9eitii-
dung 6eite6t ous 10 4.t5olly A 3
@irn0 @eidiiben, bier @loihinen-
gape6ren mo 5luei gorpe0or09eu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
Gcutidcs @cnerolito rs.
&unrtier & borle.
ollie.

9lm miter0om iiber Sonoon, 81.
Sonuar. ~ Gos Sauptquartier Oes
0euti1en 0eneraIita6es 6eiinoet iidl
jebt in G6orleOiae, 6ronfreif, gcgen-
iiber bon Wlejiercs inO in Der yId6e
bon Se0an.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
BECKER HAS LITTLE
FAITH IN OUTCOME

Ossining. N. Y. July 26-Charles
Becker received the news from AS
sistant Warden Charles johnson a
few minutes after o'clock this even
ing that, on the request of Supreme
Court Justice Ford, the day of the
execution of Becker had Just been
changed from Wednesday naasning to,
Friday.
Becker. whose attitude toward the
present last efforts of his lawyers to
save his life has been, as one close
to him at the prison put II this even
ing. "a feeling of hope, but not much
faith" received the news of a fur
Their extension calmly. He thanked
the assistant warden for coming over
to the death house with the news, and
then asked for any further details
Mr.. johnson might have as to the
days proceedings in Manhattan.
Justice Ford's message to me-" the
assistant warden said later tonight
asked whether or not the time of
execution could not be advanced for
ty-eight hours. As 1t lies within the
power of Warden Osborne to set the
hour of the execution any time dur
ing the present week, Justice Ford
was told that this could be DONE
The justice then said that as briefs
were to be submitted for his consid-
GRAFTON he had decided to request
the warden to set the date forty
eight hours after the original hour
of 6:45 o'clock Wednesday morning.
The warden. Of course, granted His
Honor's request"
With the exception of Assistant
Warden Johnson, Becker's only Wis
itors today were his spiritual advis-
ers. Father Cashin and Father Curry.
Father Curry. during a forenoon
visit. heard Becker's confession. A
story that Becker's frst wife, who
divorced him and then married his
brother, had called at the prison to
visit Becker, was denied at Sing Sing
tonight.
Warden Osborne said today that
following his usual custom of absent
ing himself on the day of an execu-
ton, he would leave Ossining to-
morrow morning. With the change
tonight in the day of execution the
warden probably will remain here a
day or two longer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
6HAfN AND PROVISION MARKET
~ arnisAed by Miller Il Co. Braker~
RtchmoBh. sa-k

Chicago. III, July 2s.-wheat--
Sharply lower mainly on the better
weather. The Liverpool spot was firm
Mt x to up and the London cargo
market about unchanged. Northwest
EN- hdY!ccs indicate possibilities of
black rust. based on unfsvorable wealth
eFe conditions If they mrrtve. but this
sort of reasoning is pretty poor propo-
sition North American shipment last
week 3.oSa.o coo. Interior receipts L.
10000 The crop has not yet begun
~ lrnoy:e. In volume, -. Hoard az. Tsa2s,
visible Sap 00e.
Corn--Off again, with the weather
favorable to the crop, but good hot
forcing weather is desired North
American shipments last week 229. 900
bushels, with Argentina probably sup.
plying the bulk OF the continental
needs Receipts 4200o
0ats--Flat Receipts 6s1. 900.
Proyisiors--Much lower, with the
lard making new low levels. Chicago
showed 30. 600 hogs. with "A steady mar
ket. but with the excellent condition Of
Western pastures this summer and full
supplies Of fodder crops, heavy weights
are looked for and a continued heavy
run throughout the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
New york Cotton Market.

New York, July 26.-Today's de-
cline In cotton, which at one time re-
presented a loss of about lac, was
due entirely to the sudden fright In
jected by the sinking of the American
frelghter Leelanaw. As usual in times
OF market excitement. sellers pressed
their offerings without regard for any
consideration. except the rush to md
BUYERS. When additional details were
received. stating that the crew Of the
vessel had been saved and that the
cargo of the ship, under the German
regulations was contraband. It was
felt that no serious complications
might result. A rally OF about a
dozen points followed, and the market
closed very steady. at a net loss OF
II to Is points
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
State Corporation Commission.

The following charters were issued
yesterday:
University Shop. inc, University,
Va. Maximum capital stock, 5000:
minimum, $4,000: par value. 800
each. s. @. Wright. president; F. A..
Eddins, vice-president. and C. c.
Wright, secretary and treasurer-all of
Charlottesville, Va, Purposes-Tailor-
ing. clothing. dry goods. wholesale and
retail.
Virginia Pythian Home, inc, Rich
mond, Va, Maximum capital stock,
$50. 0o0 minimum. $4,000; par value,
$40 per share. James L. Pattison,
John B. Lightfoot. A. w. Bethel. Jr..
John l. Satterfield, vice-president:
Robert l.. Saville. secretary: Charles
o. Saville, president; James T. Bailey.
treasurer--all of Richmond, Va. Pur-
poses---To own. operate and manage
i home In the city OF Richmond, Va.
for the members of the order OF
knights OF Pythias.
Armstrong Tire Company, inc,
lRSehsssoa<i, VS.. roo, ,MaN{xaMSss capital
stock, $4,000: minimum, $1,000; par
value, 500 per share. Fl. Fl. Chalk
ley. n. Gutenberg and A. r. Lane, sec
rotary, all OF Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27

NSoHtinueu from FIRST PaEe.)
for three years, that is, suit must be
brought within three years of tAe COM
mission of the misappropr!ation of the
funds.
Gives Former Trdasurers Clean Bill,
The effect OF the new law was 10
give every ex-treasurer in the State
a clean bill Of health after July q,
1915.
The Legislature simply said to the
treasurers. go ahead. take what you
can. and II you can keep your tracks
covered until July /. 1915. we'll see
that you are not annoyed by investi-
cations or prosecutions of any sort
after that date
1t means also that treasurers who
now hold Office as such cannot be
forced to make good any shortage in
their accounts made during preceding
terms when they held the same Of
flee. unless such action shall have been
brought within three years Of the date
of the shortage.
Strong Lobby At Work.
1t Is well known throughout the
State that there was a strong lobby
for the treasurers and county clerks
at the last session of the legislature
II the lobby was not there personally
III constant attendance Its influence
was constantly felt They pulled and
pulled hard and the above law Is one
of the fruits of their arduous labors
In the language of the street. they
put one over on the people of vYr.
ginta, but they didn't quite get ahead
of Auditor Moore and Attorney-Gen-
eral Pollard.
Action Taken In Nick of Time.
Action in the case of Treasurer
Bradley. Of Washington County, was
taken before July 1. and to the alert
ness Of these two officials In due the
fact that Virginia is richer by s7f, Oa0
In money long past due the County of
Washington and the State.
II this shortage had been discovered
after July 1. 1915. the State could
have done nothing about the short
age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
OBSTREPEROUS SAILOR
FIRED BY GERMANS

Norfolk, Va, July 26.-Orderlies
from the German informed cruiser
Prinz Eitel Frederick called at the
Norfolk city Jail this morning bearing
the civilian clothes of B. A. Wisnewski,
a member of the crew of the vessel.
who created a disturbance In CRANKY
Street Thursday night and was heavily
penalized in the Police Court Friday
morning. including additional fines
and Imprisonment for contempt OF
court.
The orderlies had written orders
from Commander Thrierchens Of the
Eitei to procure the German naval
uniform of the prioner, who has a
total OF about two years imprison-
ment. IL his fines are not paid and
over six months excluding fines.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
PASTOR TO |
RETURN TO SEMINAR
Rev. W. =. Han Resigns Charge to n
sume Studies at Louisville.
Effective September 4.

The Rev. w. 7. Hall, pastor of IND
manuel Baptist Church. resirnsS SUD
day in order to continue his work
the Southern Baptist Theolortcal seuI
mary at Louisville. The' r.ss~,. Al
will not take effect until septsmber
1t was understood when M. Hal
came to Emmanuel that he wouI1 la
in September. and the resignatior -
no surprise. He succeeded TIA "a
b. Lacy Hoge, now pastor OF churr
In Norfolk.
Mr.. Halls successor has not YET -.
chosen, though they have been on fr
lookout for his successor for con-
times His work has been eminenti
successful both before and since IN
manuel moved to it's new location.
1t Is very probable that many formt
members OF Calvary win unite wit
preferring TO remain at III
old location rather than going ives
with the old congregation out to Il,
Boulevard home OF Calvary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
MRS DREXEL HAS
NARROWING EXPERIENCE

North Isleboro, Me-. July 26.--Mrs.
G. w. c. Drexel, of Philadelphia, one
of the summer residents of this island
An Penobscot Bay, had a remarkable
escape from death on Saturday after
noon. When suddenly attacked by a
strange man. who had followed her
along the narrow path leading to the
Lookout. an observatory on high
bluff, she became confused in her
efforts to escape. and. losing her bali
ance, fell over the brink. About six
feet from the top OF the bluff small
tree projected from the bank. and
upon the branches of this Mrs.
Drexel's clothing caught Her screams
brought help and the man fled.
The strangers object, II Is assumed.
was robbery. Search Tor him Is stiIi
In progress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
WILL LEAVE PRISON TO
FACE MURDER CHARGE

Reaufsition was issued at the Office
OF Governor Stuart yesterday on the
Governor of Pennsylvania for the re-.
turn to Virginia of John West. colored,
wanted in Northampton County on a
charge of murder. Deputy Sheriff
Richard w. Kelley. of Northampton,
left last night for his prisoner.
West. who has three aliases--Josepn
Spady. James spady and Joe Shady
is charged with killing John Wright In
Northampton In 1911. He escaped from
Virginia after the murder. but In a
short time got into trouble In Penn
syivania- He will be discharged from
tne of the Pennsylvania state prisons
on July 20, and as soon as he is freed
there he will and the Virginia ofiicer
waiting for him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
Mandamus Hearing Tomorrow.

Judge Crump yesterday continued
the hearing on the petition of the
Lafayette Apartment House Corpora
ton for a mandamus to compel Build
ing Inspector Butler to issue a per-
NIT for the construction of a build
ing at Shafer and Grace Streets, in
accordance with plans submitted by
the company some weeks ago. which
are at variance with a city ordt-
nance fixing the building line at
twenty feet from the street line. The
company wishes to build at eight feet
from the street line.
Law and Equity Court.
In the case of Lewold and Com
peny against " F. Thompson in the
Law and Equity Court a verdict for
ss0.25 was rendered yesterday. The
case came up on appeal from the
Civil Court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
ADDITIONAL MONEY NEEDED.



Congress 90 Be Asked for More Funds
to Breed Thoronghbretis.
Washington, ID. c.. July 26.--rn-
creased appropriations will be asked
Of Congress to extend the work of
breeding thoroughbred horses for the
army. IT Is reported by horsemen in
terested in the work at Front Royal.
Va. Congress set aside $4,000 for
that purpose. but II Is understood that
the sum Ia too small for the project
planned by the experts of the bureau
OF animal Industry.
There are at Front Royal now
eighteen sires. Of which ten are thor
oughbreds, and the others trotters or
saddle stations. Experts in cavalry
horses declare that the remount sta
ton at Front Royal must be enlarged
and the scope OF the breeding work ex-
tended In order to gain the best re-
suits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27

Poughkeepsfe. Y. r. July 26.-The
will of Samuel Thorne. OF New York.
d!sposiGg of an estate of four million
dollars, was filed in the surrogate
Office here today.
His widow receives $1,000, 000. the
residence, ola Fifth Avenue. and THE
Crest" Mr.. Thorne's Miilbrook,
Duchess County, place.
The residuary estate is divided be-
tween five children, Mrs. Margaret
Thorne Tjader. Edwin Thorne. VIII
liam V. S. Thorne. Samuel Thorne. Jr.,
and Joel W. Thorne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27

in dwelling, No. 1918 Floy Avenue,
to cost $40.
City of Richmond, to repair school
building on Midlothian Turnpike, be-
tween Thlrty-second and Thirty-th!rd
Streets, to cost $27,177.
Mrs. G. Percy Halves. TO put in
bath and new window in dwelling on
Fourquean Lane, Ginter Park, to cost
$3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
Sims, Loss About SIS 600.

Henry C. Sims, whose establishment
at 1924 East Main Street, was dam
aged by fire early Sunday morning.
estimates that his loss will be about
$4,000, covered by insurance. Mr..
Sims is a manufacturer Of coffiins.
His stock. which was destroyed, en-
braced large number of caskets and
material
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-27
BECKER GETS TWO DAYS
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legal points raised by Mr.. Taylor
The court was crowded at the
morning session, but in the afternoon
there was a clamoring mob outside
trying to get in. Mrs. Becker, the
wife whom Becker renowned so that
he could die a member of the Roman
Catholic Church, was the only woman
spectator of either session.