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Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13
M'MANUS FORTUNE.
WINNER IN MEXICO
D~IsOLIso OF FAMILY WEALTH
CAUSES Him TO SEEK
NEW CHANCE.

ChiczS0 H. March i5.-John ..
McManus ~as the restless spirit % an
old aud one time prominent Chicago
family When the family fortune.
founded By his father. The late Pat
rick MeMsnus. pi0n@-r Chicago whole
sale grocer. dwtudi~f and the old
hom@-a mansion on Grand bouiss ard.
~ Forty y-niuth sfreet passed on 20
other hnads John made hir way into
Mexico That sas 10 1ss6. u ss-
his second venture in i-afin-Amvrica
he was attached 90 q party of chi
eaEuans Interested in mining enter
pris.s a. GuHnaisgto. northwest %
Mexico city H~ prospered from the
starr. became part owner and general
manager of the Guausiaunto Mining
COMPANY braurhed out and succeed
"a IN other euterpr1ses Hit hoidinEs
Nofe rated at about $500 600 uhen he
was 60 Chicago last April.
This vistt tn Chicago. where h~ has
tro sisf~rs. vas prompted ~ the fact
that Hu~gfa had = price on his head
y'cMauus had ircurrcd this dIsplcas
urs % the dictator by attempting to
ship $4,000 sold ouf uf Mexico bull
lion ssnor iiu~rta vas intent upon
posscFsiuE himself o.
Nc,iauus- Chicago Ain are Airs.
Mary Da-Enr % 1871 Esat Ninety
uirth stree vif~ OF Patrick DarEau.
cashier for Banker a s&iuey. commis-
slon merchants a. the Cuipn stock
yards. and WiEs Elizabeth NcHanus
OF $3.50 Prairie avenue. a school teach
80.
Mise Elizabeth sfcManus 10 pros
traf~d BY the ness % her brutheT's
murder She vas taken 10 the rest
dsnc~ % a friend
Wra. uarEaa told OF her brothers
life g. Mcrco and ~ his last visit
herr.
John had $4,000 IN sold she
said. when ifucrta ordcrri no sold
should BE- sent out of Mexico. John
knew Uhat this meant Accordingly
hs boxed up his coin and mauaEef 20
g~t it 60 Vera Cruz Hc had passage
oa bOari uost and wns about ready 10
Fau for Havana ~heu he vas arrerted
and his money seized. His accom-
gIic~ iu the scheme. q Mexican. uaN
betrayed him.
His Witc and four children vere
60 a Mexico city hotel. John got
away and went 90 New Orleans. com
INK from there here. Hut before Huer'
"a could set his $4,000 out 90 Mex
leo City Funston landed and took pos
session. John left here iu April for .
Vera cruz xhc-. General Funston F..
made him Inspector o. hotels. lie .
remained there until the evacuation .
and then proceeded back to his dairy
ranch
Denver. Colo. March &c. d.
Wood. a Denver real estate dealer and
b brotherfu-Isv 90 John D. NcAianus.
received a Message from thr state de-
1artm~at ut Washington Informing
l'm % the killing OF McMauus ny
p patistas iu Mexico Clty- The state
department. telegram Included mes
.aEs from Mrs. NcMauus. dated yes
rrday and transmitted by the Brazil
an minister Ir said
-IohuIte killed this muruiuE. Al
aeE 90 h11sr. Rest of us aii Neii.
Nere not there az time RUTH"
Nrs NcNnugs Was Miss Ruth wood
= Denver she married McNanus .5
ears ago. Wood said his bruthcriu- ,
~ had been resident o. Mexico .
'lty since shortly after his marriage. a.
nj that DO sas the father % four
hldren,
Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13

F~ EssE fsiane Naaors. beck. .e
et.-r s. Hset fsaad tr t5~ Esa-s %
a..sefs .s e.asias trs s-alrs. sI c2es
H1.f-rs F3f atEer err-s.s-e ~ che as
sec.f..sH are serr6y rsffFrf t1 sre
srTr ..- Ha-rs aag other e.airs Coz
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Rock Island Argus., 1915-03-13

TsspsysFs. Tsss Nstee.
rs ar1shrr epsuse % tsts issg~ 40
sea-s sasfer % tss elosius % th~ F~a.
estate so0ss rsT yogr taSvs aDa .
Room 60 state baak buldiaz - tAdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
AsHBURNER TO SPEAK
ON CITY GOVERNMENT
Manager Of Springfield, Ohio, VIII
Speak at Business Mems
Club,
IS FORMER RICHMOND MAN
Municipal Expert, Who Put Commits.
sion-Manager Plan in Operation In
Ohio City, to Explain Idea This
Aftcrnoon-Public Invited.

Before the business Mems Club in
inc american National Bank building,
Sharles r.. Ashburncr, city manager Of
Springfield, Ohio, will explain tho forn,
or government OF this city OF so ooO
people. He will talk in the lounge
ooih az 1850 O'Clock this afternoon and
tho public Is invited to be present
mo address OF Mr.. Ashburncr who ia
hichmond man and regarded as an
expert In municipal affairs will he ~
pai ,icuiar interest at this time in view
% me movement for reform in the city
oHa.ter. PREVIOUS to going to Spring
Held. he was general manager NJ Sto,n
ton. the first city In the conntrv =,
ADOPT tho manager plan, and when tho
ONO city came to Virgin!n to got tho
idea they also secured tho services NJ
MT. Ashburner as the head of the mn
| nlcipal government at n salary OF Sc. o0n
4 year.
ASIInURNER'S WORK
is HIGHLY COMMENDI.D
In an article. written by a municipal
expert OF Springfield and printed In Tho
Times Dispatch on August S, tho com
mission manager plan OF Springfield 1.
mighty commended and many commit
Inentary references are made TO Mr..
Ashburncr's ability. He is greatly in
tcrcsted IN Richmond and, when invit-
cd TO make an address on the Spring.
field form OF government, he readily ac-
copied
Mr.. Ashburner explained to friends
yesterday that the municipal govern
nent Of Springfield is operated as n
business proposition, and the results arc
rs satisfactory as those from any en-
tcrprisc in the city. He declared that
the only remedy for unsatisfactory con-
ditions lies with the peoplc-thcy can
have any kind OF government they de-,
sire, either good or bad.
Springfield has commit ssion com 4
posed OF five men. elected by tho people.
who act ms the legislative branch Of the,
city government, while tho city man.
nger Is the administrative head. Tho
commissioners are paid n salary OF 5000
year each. SO well has the pla n
worked in Springfield. Mr. Ashburner
said, that tho tax rate has been re-
duccd and the people are well satisfied
with results, believing that they have
an ideal form OF government.
HAS had EXTENSIVE
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE
Mr.. Ashburner is forty-four years
old and. previous to becoming general
manager OF Staunton in 1911. he had
considerable engineering experience in
Improving the James River and other
work In and around Richmond He was
located in New York for two years as a
building contractor then going 10 Porto
RICO as engineer in connection with
! harbor improvements and railway sur
Ncys Later he was connected with the
maintenance OF way department Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Mr.. Ashburncr and his family rnotored
| to Richmond from Springfield, and last
night went TO Mount Airy. Powhatan
County, for a brief visit 10 the old homo
! OF his Wife This afternoon they will
| go to Old Point Comfort.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
SCOUT EXECUTIVE HOUSMAN
WILL LEAVE NEXT MONTH
WIN HIVE Under Supervision Territory
Embracing Eighteen Stutes Enst
OF the Mississippf

thief Scout Executive w. !. r. Hons
man. VINO for several years has been in
charge OF the local scouts. will leave
heNt month to take up his duties In the
larger held to which he has been pro-
NOTED. Ills first position Will be to di-
rect the scouts at the G. y. 4. reunion
on september -. in Washington.
MI Housman will have under his
Supervision territory including eighteen
states east OF the Mississippi River. His
Offices Will be located at 200 Fifth Ave-
nue., New York City, the Boy Scout
Headquarters. The executive said that
FOR the next eleven months he would
he occupied In filling engagements
throughout the East.
In addition to his other duties. Mr.
Iiousman will be dean OF the new scout
course TO be inaugurated next year at
the University of Virginia summer
school. He Will have under his super
vision an experienced corps OF instruc-
tors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
CHARGED WITH SHOPLIFTlNG
Police Accuse Mrs. Susie Newton OF
RObhinE NmmcrOus Stores.

Warrants charging Mrs Susie New
ton with the thefts OF n number Of
ready-to- wear garments from local de-
partmcnt stores were entered against
her yesterday by Detective Sergcants
Willy and Rellam. The woman was
arraigncd on similar charge In the
Police Court several days ago. but tho
case was continued. and she was
bailed.
The warrants entered against her
yesterday charged her with the theft
OF clothing from the Harold Garment
shop. Thnlhimcr brothers and the
Reinach Company, Inc. She is alleged
10 have stolen notions from the Cohen
Company. Inc, the Wcisberger Com
pany. Inc. the J. +. MOsby COMPANY.
Inc. from Miller and Rhoads and from
Simon Crowcll. y number Of the ar
ticles alleged TO have been stolen bv
the woman, were found in her home
by the detectives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
HORSES REPORTED STOLEN
Police Find That Missing stock WINS
Removed by Carlton BoiAsicu1'n Brother

Report was made to the Henrico
County police. yesterday, that four
horses and one mule had been stolen
from the farm OF Carlton Bossieux be-
tween the Mechanicsville Road and
Highland Park, about three miles from
the city.
Chief OF Police T. Wilson Seay and
Deputy Sheriff Webb Sydnor investigAt-
ed the report and found that the stock
had been rertoved from the farm Sun
day night by Austin Bosseux, a
brother. 1t is said that the brothers
were In partnership in working tho
farm, and that misunderstanding led
Austin to withdraw. and he returned
Sunday night and removed the stock
without his brothers knowledge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
J|TNEYS PREPARE APPEAL
TO JUDGE JAMES KEITH
Papers VIII Re Presented to Mem
Der of Supreme Court mt
WarrentOn.
ASKING FOR INJUNCTION
independent Owners Seek to Operate
Cars While Case Is Pending in
Higher Tribunal-Judge Wells Re-
fuses to Suspend Final Order.

Petition for an appeal from the dec,-
sion of Judge l.. H. Wells. in uustings
Court, Part II, refusing n permanent
injunction restraining the city officials
Oh Richmond from enforcing the new
Jitney ordinance. will be presented 70
.ludgo James Keith, OF tho Sunrc,,.
Court at his homo in Warrenton to-
day.
NJ. ]. Fulton. of Fulton. o.Flabcr+v
Il Byrd. attorneys for the sixty-two In.
dependent jitney owners who are mar
ties to tho suit, left last night for
Warrenton, taking with him the papers
ana records in the case. Judge Wells
refused 10 suspend his order disposinp
| of the jitncys SO far rs his court e. 60
ccrned. " 'o'
WILL ASK JUDGE KEITH
FOR RESTRAINING ORDER
Mr.. Fulton will ask Judge Keith. If
ne grants the appeal, to Issue an order
restraining the city from enforcing tho
l'ordinancc, pending n disposition of the
case by the Supreme Court. trpon
1uuEe Neith's action regarding the In
i. junction Will depend the Immediate
| future of the independent jitncys in
hachmond. If the injunction is grant
ca, inc 1ttneys will give bond and con-
.ihue 10 operate until an opinion is
! handed down by the higher court
owners to comply with the provisions
or the ordinance, Of which they com
plain.
me temporary injunction granted by
Judge Keith last "Wednesday expired
Monday at midnight, and no indcpcnd-
ch' 1itheEs were operating on the
streets yesterday. Twenty cars. owned
by tho Motor Transit Corporation, and
an electric bus, operated by the Vir-
Elnia Railway and Power Company
were running. these companies having
complied with the ordinance when If
iirst went into effect. Thousands of
people who have been patronizinr the
utncSs again turned to the street cars
ms means Of transportation
JUDGE WELLS REFUSES
TO EXTEND INJUNCTION
In Hastings Court, Part III, Yesterday
morning, Judge Wells entered an order
refusing to enlarge the temporary in
junction. granted by Judge Keith and
made operative In the lower court. Tho
order sets forth that the case has been
heard on it's merits by the court and
decision handed down on August Q,
sustaining the demurrer OF the city and
dismissinG the bill of complaint. Judge
wells refused to reinstate the cause on
inc docket. and also to grant a suspen-
sion Of the final order dissolv!ng the
injunction until the compliments could
| apply to ono OF the judges of the SIN
prcmc Court for an appeal
/ There is a report current that tbo
Jlthcy owners may attempt TO circum-
! vent the provisions of the ordinance nv
| operating their cars on for hire"
basis under the licenses they now hold
rom the city and cease travcrsinE reg
mar routes. The plan has not been
| worked out sufficiently to determine its
feasibility. nor have the possible legal
! complications been fully considered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
SIGNAL CORPS OFF TO-DAY
Leaves For Tcn-Dny Encnmpment mt
Fort Myer

Type ID, Signal Corps. Virginia Vol
untcers. will leave this morning over
the Richmond. fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad for Fort Myer. where
INC company Will be encamped for ten
DAYS during maneuvers with signal de-
tachmcnts from the United States Army.
At Alexandria. the company will take
electric cars to Fort Myer.
Ten men, with the company's equip
mcnt, left last night for Fort Myer and
VIII have the camp in readiness for the
arrival OF the main body this morning
Captain Frank s. Splatt expects to have
three officers and sixty enlisted men in
camp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
sims GET. sI. Monthn.

Samuel Sims. colored, was sentenced
to six months in Jail yesterday by Jus
tice Crutchfield, when convicted OF the
theft of $40 from NJ. j. Massei Sims
is the negro who was convicted sew
eral days ago of stealing SEQ and two
chickens. from a. FeitiG. Tho man tele-
phoned the store keeper to send the
fowls and the change for SEQ. He met
the porter at the door of a vacant house
and took charge OF the money and chick
ems while he sent the porter back ia
tho store for some cracker dust. When
tho porter returned Sims had disap-
peared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
ELEVEN ARE SUSPENDED
City Employees Whose Wages Wer'
Garnishced Are Disciplined.

Eleven city employees were sus-
pended for ten days by the Admins
trative Board yesterday because their
wages have been garnisheed. An or
dinance which was signed on May II.
1909, provides that for the first gar
nishee an employee shall be suspended
for ten days. For second garnishee
he shall be dismissed
On motion OF Commissioner Folkes
the suspension of Adam Diacont. clerk
OF the Second Market, was withdrawn
and he was instructed to enforce
every ordinance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
Farmer Held For Grand Jury.

Eugene Farmer. colored, charged
with stealing a COW from Mrs. X NJ
Mears, who resides on the Creighton
Road just outside OF the city limits, was
sent on to the grand jury yesterday by
Magistrate I. j. Puryear, of Henrico
County. The county police have been
unable to locate the COW John Lucas,
also colored. who was suspected of be-
ing implicated In the theft. was dis
charged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
Relief Fund Exhausted.

superintendent Henry Cohn, of tho
street Cleaning Department. reported
TO the Administrative Board yesterday
that the appropriation OF $4,000 to re-
lieve superannuated and infirm en-
ployees OF his department had been
expended, and that he had notified the
heneficiaries Of this fact. On motion
OF Commissioner Mccarthy the matter
will be referred. through the Mayor, to
tho City Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
VACATION SEASON
CUTS DOWN ATTENDANCE
Negro Stabbed in Back.

Hatcher Ford, colored. of 1l2 North
Twentieth Street was stabbed in the
back by some unknown person at 1906
East Franklin Street early this morn
ing. The negro was treated by Am
bulance Surgeon Anderson, who found
that he had been seriously injured. He
was taken to Virginia Hospital. Po-
lice are at work on the case, but early
this morning they had been unable to
learn any Of the details of tho affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
Charged with Speeding.

Alvin Perry, colored, was arrested
yesterday by Sergeant Bradley and
Policeman Samuels on charge OF
speeding automobile No. 1853 through
the streets. The negro Will be arraign-
cd In the Police Court to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
Charged with Stealing Lawn Mower.

William Cardora and Fulmer Wood,
two fifteenyear- boys. were arrest
c'i yesterday by Policemen Tiller and
Clarke on n charge of stealing a lawn
mower from Mr.. Pollard. The boys
will be given a hearing in the Juve-
nile Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
Miller & Rhoads--- 1.-The Shopping Center ;"
Store Closes Daily at o'clock
Saturdays at f O'clock
Certain Facts Concerning
Our August
Home Furnishing
Sale

That it is the biggest event of the sort
we have ever planned
That in Blankets, as we'll as in Brass
and Enamel Beds Mattresses, Springs,
etc, there are more distinctively high
class lines from which to make selection
That, Notwithstanding the general up
ward trend of prices, many of OUR
prices-largely through the advantage
Gus buying of large quantities-are con-
siderably LOWER!
This is a fine opportunity for young
couples just planning to housekeep, and
for family that will require additional
Rugs, Beds and Bedding Supplies when
they move September 1st
But don't wait until then-BUY NOW!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
INFECTION PRODUCED Hl
ANTI-HOG CHOLERA SERrN

In each case the affected hogs had
been inoculated with anti-hor cholera
sHi';!n--a serum used for the purpose OF
preventing cholera in hogs II thus an
pears that ~ some way this anti-hoe
cholera serum became contaminated
"!th the virus OF fcot-and- mouth dis
Gaze. which contamination was not dis
covered until after tn" serum was used.
u course
If the stock owners IN Virginia viii
apply TO the Commissioner OF Agricul-
iurc 6. w. Koiner for their serum TO
prevent hog cholera. or when ordering
- privately they viii get advice from
The chief Of the United states Bureau Of
animal Industry, Washington, y. C..
tncy vii! hy this means very much re-
duce the risk Of huyinr \ serum which
mas been contaminated. ps the Commits
sloncr OF Agriculture is advising direct
~ with the chief of the bureau. and
they arc taking all precautions 10 get
the safest product possible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
Pu-,or Leave. on Vacation,

Rev ]. Arthur VIM, paste, Of Bar
ton Heights Methodist Church. LETT
Yesterday for Accomac County. where
his family IL spending some time Tho
board OF stewards OF tho church re
Gently voted Mr.. VIM a vacation of
Z. month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
Report. CIotbinp STOLEN.

w l.. Branch, 1902 West Leigh
Street. yesterday complained to the po-
lice that his house had been entered
Monday night and s11S worth Of cloth
Ing had been stolen. Detectives are
at work on the case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
VIRGINIA STOCK RA|SERs
WARNED BY FERNEYHOUGH
State Veterinarian Issues Bulletin on
Dangerous Hog-Cholera
Serum.
MUST TAKE PRECAUTIONS
Stock Raisers Should Apply to Com
missioner Koiner or Bureau of
Animal Industry and Avoid An
other Foot-and-Mouth Endemic.

me importance OF Keeping a watch
fEi eye on the outbreak OF toot-and-
mouth disease in cattle in other States
can not be vcr-cstimatcd. according Ia
state Nete rinnrian J. C. Ferneyhough.
Dr. Ferneyhough, with view TO i'm
pressing upon cattle and hog raiscrs T.,
Virginia the necessity for taking nrorar
precautions at this time, yesterday pre-
pared the following statement concern
ms conditions in Illinois, and the dis
co'ery made by the United states Ru-
:eau OF Animal Industry that the dis.
ease was introduced through the use Of
ani!-hos cholera serum:
Inc exact condition as to the last
outbreaks OF foot-and- mouth disease in
the West. is as follows. according 10
o!hcial Information from the United
states bureau OF Animal Industry:
From August up 10 August IL foot
anc-mou'h disease has broken out
among hogs in six different counties in
the state OF illinois, and one county in
the state Of Minnesota
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-18
LARGE CROWDS TURN OUT
FOR FARMERS INSTITUTES
commissioner Koiner Gets Encour.
aging Reports From Demon
strators on Tour.
SERIES ENDS THIS WEEK
Last Meeting for This Summer VIII
lie Held at Bowling Green Friday.
koincr Predicts Profitable Annie
Season.

Unprecedented interest bes h
evinced this year in the farmers, in
'tN"'cS conducted by the State M
p"F'ment OF Agriculture In co-onero-
Noh with different railroads and cow
" authorities
NcpoFts received this week bv Com
missioner OF Agriculture George w
a"!ier from John j. Owen, director of
i'Hhe!S Institutes. who is now travel
. ing with corps OF lecturers and 5ar,
""S'ra'o7S on q two weeks tour shov,
'"dl the meetings have been largely nj
! t'''"'h NJ every point on tho itinerary
~ some places the speakers addressed
~ many as 1000 pcrsons--farmers and
Ihcir wives and children.
An institute was held AT Mon+ro.,
WHstmoreland County. Yesterday The
farmers came from tho most remote
iE'rtS OF the county. and the audience
"'SPihFrd lively interest In the sub
.'''S discussed by tho lecturers The
Sah" encouraging report is made OF all
we preceding meetings The party will
h"i" an institute at King George to-
dAN' az Spotsrlvan!a tomorrow. and
. IN" series for this summer will he
concluded with meeting at Bowling
Green caroline County. on Friday.
ALFALFA KING TO JOIN
STATE DEMONSTR ATORS
AZ he King George meeting NJ. Zim-
Plcihah. an expert grower OF alfalfa
widely known as tho Virginia alfalf,
sing viii join the lecturers and de-
Hver an address on alfalfa Growing
IN virginia" Zimpleman, former
californian, Is the manager of the OK
'ensiVc Jack farm. in King George
and. according 10 Commissioner Koin
or. has done more by example and
teaching FOR the promotion OF alfalfa
growing than any other man in the
state.
Reports indicate excellent prices for
virginia apples this year" said Mr.
koincr yesterday. The principa
reason is the short apple crop in many
other states, the smallest yield in the
last nv" years. In the orchard lands
o! virginia apples arc now selling al
$50 barrel on the trees, and on the
market are bringing 81. ] think 1t is
sal" 20 predict that apples Of good DUAL
" VIII sell AZ Chr!stmas-timc as high
As s. barrel
tn" commissioner has received from
Y ". johns. of Avon IIil Nelson
county. sample shcaf OF miliet grown
ON his farm. The stalks stand seven
'.i In height.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-12-16
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