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CHARTERS ISSUED.

New charters were issued Jester
day hy the state Corporation Commits
sion as follows
The Virginia Corporation, Suffolk
j I. Bcnth1l, president. g. :. i. Hcl-
land, Lr.. secretary and treasurer; both
OF Portsmouth. Capital stock: Maxi
mum. $4,000. minimum, 5000. Far
value 500.
oak Park. incorporated, Norfolk. G.
NJ. Lindsey, president. &. j.. Townsend.
secretary and treasurer, both OF Nor
folk. Capital stock: Maximum, il5-
900: minimum. $4,000. Par value 500.
montgomery Coal Corporation, st.
Paul II. iiardaway. president, st.
Paul; +. -. lobe, secretary and treas
urer. Dante. Capital stock: Maximum,
100000, minimum, 100000.
Portsmouth Field Sports Association,
Incorporated. Portsmouth. w. l.. Stan
ley, president, Norfolk: !. r Van
Datt"n. secretary and treasurer
Portsmouth. Capital stock: Maximum
$1,000; minimum, $1,000. Par value
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frame dwellings on the south side OF
WI iahs street. between Oak and
Sfahhm streets. TO coat SITS.
Holy TRINITY Church, to repair stone
church on the west side OF Laurel
street. hctwcen Main Street and Floyd
Avenue, Ia cost Sis.
NJ. ID. Gibsous Estate. to repair two
irainc dwellings at 62G and 62S Oak
street. to cost 500.
A. T.. StrauS, 10 repair two frame
dwellings. at 1909 and 1905 81. John
street, to cost soc.
virginia halfway and Power. Com
pahN. 10 repair brick storage house on
the east side Of Davis Avenue. between
taylor and Cary streets. To cost $1,000.
kihIan ~ Co, to repair brick and
frame SmokchouS2 near Howard Street,
between SpotSwood Avenue and Her
mitagc Road, TO cost 5000.
bank building at $50 East Broad Street,
TO cost $50.
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Of North Carolina: OTTO Carmichael.
james |. johnson. Mayor of Raleigh;
Louis Scibold. John \. Corwin Parke
Anderson, Eaiph Smith. Amcs Brown
aud Charles Baker The active pail
hearers all We're FORMER Raleigh friends
OF Mr.. Pence.
Members Of the Raleigh lodge OF
h:lks. OF which MIR. Pence was ona OF
til" founders, attended the funeral IL.
body, while Wake For.s; College
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Cn.>cEnr DEEDS Or rursr.
Four Deeds Of Trust Amounting IN


Maria ila>sel TO william r rizzn!
q al. trustees, tOX2o" feet north limo
] Icasant street 2IS feet . inches west
OF M"shy street March -, 1915:
81
L Chlocc;, 70 {. l.. Dcaoon. trustee.
S*"i feet west line Vine street. he :
tween Grove and Floyd Avenues
March 20, 1916. $500
Same TO same 22xo4 feet west limo
Vine street. between Grove and Floyd
Avenues. March "a. 1916. S3aaO
john j. l.cisfcid ~ uN. TO Richeson
* trutchhcld, trustees. 20 Sect ) ! 4;
inches ~ feet south line Cary street
." ie"i ~ inches cast Of NASH
ingtor street. March Is. 1916; $llNG.
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SUPREME couur or ArrEALs.

The following cases were argued
yesterday In the supreme Court of
No. SD. r. Whcler Company vs..
liitc, Argued by r.. +. Buford for tho
appellant and by Turnbull K Turnbull
lor the aPpcllc. and submitted.
No: SG-Southcrn hallway Company
W Mason by, etc. Argued by Mr..
Inii ior the appellant and by Burnett
miller ana y. ID. Kelly for the appellee
and submitted.
Next cases TO he called:
No. h'-To be submitted OH briefs
No. SS-ttlantic Conyt Line Rail
road Company vs.. Virginia Manu-
featuring Company
No. $50 he passed
NO. 3h-i.1uCaSter rs. Stokes
No. !t--Pcelc vs.. Bright
No. ?2--city OF Portsmouth rs Job
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mcnt in lakewood Cemetery. Rev. r.
W. O'Kelly, the pastor. offlciatcd. The
honorary pallhcarcrs were: Joscphus
Daniels. Secretary OF the Navy: Cover
nor Craig. Of North Carolina; Senators
James, OF Kentucky. and Hughes, OF
New Jersey; Joseph Z. Tumulty, presi-
dent wilson's secretary; DR.. Cary r..
Grayson. the Presidents personal ply
stefan; Secretary OF state j Bryan
Grimes and State Treasurer Il! r. Lack.
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THIRTEEN

OF which lac was an alun,nus. also aas
represented.
At tho church the altar and casket
were hidden under n profusion OF Noral
offerings. sent to Raleigh by persons
and organizations Of national prom,-
ncnce. Cards bore tile names OF Prcsi-
dent Wilson. Attorney General Greg
ory. MIR and Mrs. Joseph Tuinulty. Sem
ators simmons. overman. Hughes and
others
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BURIED ON BIRTHDAY
Man! Mcn Of Prominence Attcut
Funeral of Thomas }. Pence
in HnIcil.h.

RALEIGH. y c., March cS-The
funeral OF Thomas ]. Pence. secretary
nt the Democratic National Committee.
who died yesterday IN Washington.
was conducted here to-day. tho forty
third anniversary of his birth. from
The First BAPTIST Church. with inter-
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Leon A Atkinson, "A contractor and
builder of this city, yesterday flied &.
petition in voluntary bankruptcy in
The United States District Court. list
ing his liabilities AT SGSi.7 and HIS
assets AZ 500. All debts are listed as
unsecured. Assets are represented en-
tirely by real estate. Among those
holding claims against the petitioner
arc Miller manufacturing COMPANY
Si3i.3": Hare, robinson x Hughes
s5s.2i: }. w. Trayloi, {5j, n Beck
S,offyr xIT
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ond street 20 feet north of Front
street. March -. 1916: $l,696.
Ordway FULLER. trustee. 10 Julian W.
sloan, % - by l25 feet : inches south
line Grove Avenue $50 feet inches
east of l.ombardy Street. March Il.
1916. 81 $50.
Richcsvn 81 Crutchiield. trustees, to
Margaret a. NiaI ct al. So feet IL / 4
inches 10y l22 feet south line Cary
street SO feet 81 inches east OF
Washington street February 10, 1916:
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CIIANCERY TRANSFERS
Three Deeds or Durgnin and snI,
Amounting to ScI.ni

Amounting to S2I,c
i. -. Hatcher at ux TO prudeu,i,l
Realty Corporation, 5TxI30 feel -. q;
me Boulevard 30 feet rs inches
north Of Main street. March %, 1915.
tax $3.50. $40 -
" H. Hatcher et ais. to g. Chiocca
f"Ni3n feet west line Vine Street. i3a
i;el inches north Of Floyd Avenue.
March 20, 1916; $3.50
- Hit,"rGihg 81 ais, to " T. Ellis
EtN--n i"et south lMu. Leigh S,r.ct
:" i.ei cas-, or Kinney Street. February
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued ny The
clerk Of tho Hastings Court Yesterday
rs follows
Raymond !. German and GLADYS
Davis
LOUIS , sch"nherger and Manic
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HENRICO TRANSFERS..
1hree Dccds OF Bargain and SnIe,
Amounting to SJf1O

t,p
'reater Richmond Realty Company,
INC, 20 l.. ;. Blair ct al. lot &c, blocl;
~. plan OF Monument Avenue Park,
fenruaty -. 1916; $3.50.
Masn'nSton Park Land Corporation
70 Y" g. Williams lots II and 10 block
-. plan of Washington Park. March
IL. 1916; $500.
Greenwood Park Improvement Cor
poration 10 Joe r. Barker, lots 20 s.
inclusive, block A. plan OF Greenwood
!hrk. March !. 1916 tax 81. $40
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nENnIcn DNED OF Trust


Corporation to Edwin =. coz. trustee.
lots to :, inclusive. block A. plan of
Grc"IlI God IariE March IL 1915: Sac
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lHini. trustee. 10 Maria
:ccl north line Pleas
feet = inches west Of
MHr"h -, 1915; SI.279.
trustee, 10 y. ". Per
50 feet west line Soc
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|lCT NUMBER OFFER
FOR STATE CONVENTION
N-Iwo Pay Entrance Fee md
Nrc Declared Choice of Demo-
cratic Party.
l. GO TO ROANOKE JUNE 2
les Will Not Appear on Ballot In
|rimnry OF April 4, as There Are
o Contests-I.ist OF Precincts and
Registrars.

chmond being entitled to sixty-two
gates to the State Democratic Con-
Ion q be held in Roanoke on June
only stxty-two having announced
nselrcs as candidates ana paid
r entrance fee OF 50, the City Demo
ic Committee yesterday declared
candidates nominees of tho party.
iii not be necessary to print their
cs on the ballot.
he list was closed yesterday at
.. \ few more tt,n the number to
ch Richmond is entirich thought or
ouncing themselves, but when they
ovcrcd that there was already n
Client number Offering they dec!d-
o stay out Of the race.
he list Of delegates Is as follows:
Jefferson Ward.
irst Prccinct-Dave Marks.
,cuud Prccinct-John J. Wicker, II.
l. N0lde. Eugene II. Warren
bird Prccinct-R. =. BAH. J. y. Hub
t. .. l.. Arnall.
our,h Precinct Thomas u. John
Percy t.. smith.
18TH Precinct T., Lucas. n. g.
wn. John II Buchanan.
nth PrccInct-R. p. Lord
eventh prccinct--F. 4. CARRIER, W.
Timberlake.
Lee Ward.
irs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il. Mere
!. Charles Y Darlington. Hugh
ckdcll Edward Il Fuller
econd Prccinct--W. T. Cummins
nix silva.
bird Precinct William II Wyatt.
II
fourth Precincts Samuel l.. Kelley.
william Russell Jones, James II.
&c. Frank Ferrandin
eth Prcc!nct-John NJ Hulchcr.
ix,h Preclnct-R. O. Bell
cventh precinc'--R. Bricl
Eighth Prccinct---G. l.. Satterwhitc.
Clay ward.
'ir.t pr"cinct-rhomas Il. Nc Adams,
~ NJ Purceli & - James
cCcni pr"cinc;-F Gentry, :. II
lhurn. L. y carter.
| 'hird I'rcclnc, --l.c" Miller. II =
|rnicr. John y. P,'tus
I'ourth rrecInc, Hiram NJ Smith,
J. y. {. Chandler
0'ifth Precinct u. Zimmerman.
| nuei Steiner.
1;lx,h prec!nc,--Robert II Pollard,
do W Saunders
seventh Precinct Oscar 4 Purcell.
Mndi,on Wnrd.
'trst Prccinct--John u. Biilcy.
second Precinct HAIRY Tucker.
ucs J Trcsnon and +. :. Lane
bird prccinct-JcTcrso wallace, r
Walsh and Coleman WORKMAN.
'ourih Precinct = Leamon.
'iith Hrccinct-I. y Hed:urd
sixth Procinct--W. r. Bradicy rnd
J. s,hiNeti
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nrsrINCs DEED OF TRUST.
ono Deed OF Trust. Amounting to


Sarah J. l.aMlcr 10 J. p. Nash 9. al.
trustees, 3lXl20 feet AT the southeast
corner Of Ninctccnth ana Stoncwnli
Strrcts February /, 1916; sI.Is0.
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HrSTINGS TnA>sFEn.
ohr Decd Of Bargain and Sal.
Amounting TO SSOOp

B"nry j. Schwartz to Ida f.
Sch"artz 25.seNf55 feet north line Hui
ss't:t. - IL feet cast of the corner
tax 50. 81. - .'''
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cn,>tGn, nfLE,>E DEEDS.


William n -.
HuSs.!. aD%-u2
ants street, 2I1
MuSby street.
John BaEby,
kinS - 81 &jNI
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~ OF PuI:CINCTS
AND THE uI:t,IS'TTl Ans

.lstrars aud voting place. for the
'nocrauc Primary % mex. Tuexdny.
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WILSON MAY>SEE
GERARD THIS WEEK
Expected 10 Discuss German
Situation With Ambassador
Home From Berlin.
"ST. LOUIS DAY. CANCELLED
More Elaborate Arrangements
Being Made for Presidents
Trip to Chicago.
"ST. LOUIS DAY" CANCELLED

LONG BRANCH. y. j.. October 10
~ is expected that some timc ncxt week
President wilson will discuss the Ger
man situation with James W. Gerard,
ambassador 10 Germany. but no en-
Eagcm"nt had been made to-day
The President read carefully the re-
ply OF til" entente allies to the pro-
t"Si al ih" United States on inter-
lercnc" with American mails. but no
comment was forthcoming from the
summer Whit. House
st Louis bay." which was 20 have
been observed here on Tuesday. ha,
been Cancelled. y: the same time more
elaborate arrangements arc being made
for the Presidents trip to Chicago this
week He wili leave here on Wsdues-
day and was 20 hav. delivered only
one speech. bG; 81 now IL probable he
will make more speeches in Chicago
and participate III other entertain
Hucnts.
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STILL IN CONFERENCE
ON BORDER PROBLEMS
MeNican-.i imcrican Joint Commission
viii BE i'm Session at Least
Another Week
tAEHANZA VERY IMPATIENT
May Send at Amy Time Communities
ti"n to Washington on Withdrawal
Of Troops That Would Give Par
lry> Entirely New Aspect.
In Assncla,oA rrc.s. l


ATLANTIC CITY. y j.. October !s-
Members of the Mexican \ merican n
Joint Commission. who have been en-
deavorng for six weeks To effect n
satisfactory adjustment OF the inter
national problems growing out OF the
disturbed conditions in Mexico. ap-
nnared To-day TO have little hope that
their work would he finished FOR at
least another week. Their conferences
Will lie resumed tomorrow
The McXicanS have not been able
thus far TO satisfy the American repre-
scmtativcs that their government. un-
assisted. can maintain such order along
the border as will safeguard lifc and
property OF Americans
Unofficial information reaching here
Indicated ii was not Improbable tina,
General Carranzas impatiencc ut the
failure of the American government to
withdraw General pcrshinSs troops
might cause him to send TO the state
Department at any time II communi-
cation that would give the conferences
Il new aspect
Tn" M"Nirans have been told repeat
cdly that until satisfactory method
Of control has been. adopted, the uueS-
ton OF the withdrawal of American
troops cannot he discussed. and Villa.
activities have been cited as sufficient
reason for the maintenance Of that at
:itude
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WOULD GOVERN BY LAW
Eminent Mexican Outlines tnrran.a's
Wishes and Course Of New
Constitution.

MENIcO CITY. October l5.--f'e!iN NJ
faiaNacini. former secretary OF Pub
He Instruction. wno IS understood to
"e thc ~ mt!I't';cr "f General ctrTang.l's
campaign for III. presidency. !u =
Spe"cn to-day outlined the probable
course of :he new constitutions lie
SAID tn" consultation OF 1881 WAS in.
adequate. ana tina, neither Juarez nor
i'iaz had b"cn able 10 govern under the
constitution. because !: was Inadequate
~ pt"Y"inS tor contingencies.
General carrau1r. according 10 tno
speaker. o-S!r"! :" govern not by de-
cree. out 2'cprdIue to stntut" OF law
The mew constitution. lie said. would
rr"vidH for These contingencies nnd
make government by states possible.
sta - which had not been s.It-suppor,-
inG, =, WAS Indicated hy Scnor paln-
''ein', would bc returned - The statues
"f i"r'!t"ritics and :, prime cDur, bench
"I hfte' members would b. appointed
ava not elected aud subject 10 recall AS
at present. n" Indicated that General
'hrran2h was dostrous Of governins
"rcnruIn: - the letter OF tn. law. hu,
tina; H. deemed j, Impossible 50 10
'tpN'rn II the law compelled MIN TO 20
10 Conlr"ss for action every time Z. ,,.w
"ncrscuo. arose.
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GOV E:R NMENT TROOPS JOIN
FELIX DIAX MOVEMENT
my Associated rrcss. !


LAREDO. TEN. October ij.--Tcn
thousand dc facto government troops
wh" were defeated at Tepuacan on
October L. joined tho Felix Diaz move
mcnt according to seemingly reliable
Information reaching the border to-day
This Information says 1000 troops un-
der General Robes. sent against tho
revolutionists. declared themselves with,
their leader for Diaz. while another
column Of equal strcneth. commanded
ny General ccSar'iu Castro. likewise de-
serted.
General Castro. Governor of the State
OF I'uebla. is said to have escaped in an
automobile with his general STAFF re-
naming loyal To CurranHa
Elections for Senators and Deputies
Wtr" htld IN various parts Of Mexico
today. according To adviccs received
at Nu"No Laredo. The Mexican Con
GrcSs iS scheduled to meet at ,Lucre-
tarO on November 20
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BERLIN Comedies
DEFEAT BY BRITISH
ON SOMME FRONT
Officially Admits That En-
emy Gains Firm Foot
hold in Line.
SERBIANS MAKE FURTHER
ADVANCE IN MACEDONIA
Rome Records New Gains for
Italians Against Austrians
in Carso Region.
ROrMANItNS FALLING BACK
Ut Several Points. However, by Nio-
lent CounterattackS, Win Advan-
tagc Over Anniversaries.
SERBIANS MAKE FURTHER
ADVANCE IN MACEDONIA
At Several Points. However, by Vio-
lent CounterittuckS, Win Advan-
tagc Over Anniversaries.

LONDON. October iG.-Bcrliu admits
that the British north of Thiepval
gained II firm hold on the German
trenches. and that the French south
Of the Sommc have won Il footing in
the sugar refinery at Gcnermont. The
French in Saturdays fighting in the
.tblaincourt- Bclioy sector made l.l00
Germans prisoner.
German trenches in the neighbor-
hood of the stun and Schwaben re-
doubts. in the Thiepval region OF
France. have been captured by the
British. and with them more than 500
prisoners. To the east. near Gueudc-
court the British also have slightly
advanced their line.
In Macedonia. the Serbian troops have
made a further advances along the left
bank OF the Ccrna River. while the
French have cut the railway line south
"t Scrcs. The lighting throughout this
region consists mainly Of artillery
ducls. only isolated infantry attacks
having been reported.
still further gains FOR the Italians
aEains, tho Austrians in the Carso re-
Gjon of the Austro- Italian theatcr are
recorded by Romc.
ROT MANIANS GAIN
ADVANTAGE At POINTS
Although the RoUmanians in North-
east TrauSy!vaniu continue 10 fall back
before the Austro -Gcrman forces frou
this region all along tho battle line
to the vicinity OF Orsova, on the Dam
ulc. they not alone are giving b;,ttlc
10 their advcrsarics, but at several
! points, D.. violent t-ecouutcrattacks. have
gained an advantage over them.
Hmkharcst admits ths retirement Of
/ 'hc Rouamniau forces In the Kaliman
/ Mountains. Oh the northwest front. but
/ says farther south infantry oil the
/ Tcutonic allies was put to iligh, by
their artillery fire. Successes also
I We're obtained by the EoumanianS in
| the Oituz and Juil valleys where vio-
! lent attacks were repuiscd. with heavy
casualties. ON both sides OF ihe
Szurduk Pass the Roumanians continue
on the offensive, but Berlin says their
attacks have been rcpulsed.
TO the north of this region. in the
Carpa thians. the AuStro -Gcrman forces
| have rccapturcd the height Of Smotrcc
In Nolhynia. violent lighting has again
broken out. Here both tho Russians
and the Tcutonic allies claim successes
for their forces. Ictrograd says that
north OF korytuiza the Russians cap>
turcd German trench. in;licting heavy
casualties or its occupants. Along the
Stokhod. says Berlin, Russian attacks
We're rcpulScd
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INVADERS OBTAIN i'o0rIIOIn
IN GERMAN TnENC'IIE>
IHy Associated Press

Hy Associated Press
HElil-iN, October IL (va I.ondon).-
British attacks on the Somme front
north of Thicpval. led to hand o-hand
lighting in the German lines, and at
one point the invaders obtained "a firm
foothold. says to-day's German Official
statement South OF the Somme French
troops obtained Il foothold In the viii
laGc and sugar factory Of GeneIrnont
RUSSIAN and German forces were en-
gagged in violent battle yesterday on
! the Stokhod River. in Nolhynia, says
the statement. dealing with the east
crn front. Russian infantry attacks,
which followed heavy artillery prep
arttiom. We're rcpulscd. Th. Carpu-
thian summit OF Smotrcc lost to the
kusStanS September u. WAS rccapturcd
! ny the Austro-Gcrman forces
Roumanian attacks on both sides OF
f, SZurduk Pass. in Eastern Transyivanin.
were repuiscd. the War ollicc AN,
nounccd y portion OF a ridge taken
10y the Roumanans on Friday was re-
captured In Dobrudin the situation
is unchanged. and in Macedonia strong
entente attacks failed west OF the
Monasiir- Florina Railway. The state
ncnt referring 10 The SonImc front
reads.
Army Of rIncc Eupprccht vio-
lent artillery battles on both sides OF
| the Sommc. aud which extended be-
yond the Ancrc toward the north. at
! i;tinrd their greatest violence between
| tonrcclcttc and Rancourt and also on
the BarlcuN- AblainCourt front
English attacks north OF Thicpvai
led I" hand hand fighting in our
lines. NJ one point the enemy oh
tanned a firm foothold. Els where he
ron
the rcs!on OF Les EoeufS the enemy
was r"pulscd
The French attacked between Bar
'euN and Ablaincourt. They obtained
Il fnothold in the village and sucu,
factory OF Gcncrmout. At 'hc Other,
places they Were rcpused The south
rril portion Of \blaincourt Is in our
possession.
Army of the German crown prince:
Ihere was strong artillery fire TO
the cast of the Mcusc yt Intervals"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
VIRGIL GAY BOGUE DEAD
One "f Foremost Civil Engineers OF
.tmcrirn Expires on Steamer ON
Wn! tO New York From Nexlco

7
NEW YORK, October lJ.-Virci1 f;ov
rogue OF THIS city, one OF the fore
most civil engineers in America. died
Yesterday on board the steamship Es
rcranza "f the Ward Line on the way
from Mexico TO New York. according
TO wireless message received berc
Tonight. Ills illness was brief The
steamship is expected To dock here to-
morrow.
Mr.. lo@uc built the most ,liuicult
portion OF the famous Trans Andenn
hallway system in Peru. and the noun
tam portion Of the Northern Pacific
f"ilr"ad Recently he had been con-
snltinG engineer for various corporu
'onS in this country. Mexico. South
America ANA Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
WALSH ENTERS CAMPAIGN
'ic VIII Take stump Tor Wilson. spr:I,
ing of tiEnt-H"ur-Dn.
Principles.

Especial 10 Tn" Times -D!snatch.j
NEW YORK, October I5.--F:Hni, u
Walsh. "h" was chairman % The
United states Commission on lHCuy-
tria! Relations, viii enter The ma
ttonai Democratic campaign as a
|speaher' for President Wilson at :.
meeting mt Cooper rn!ou ,o-inorrow
|evensng.
MI Walsh viii speak ON tile rrinci-
pics underlying the eight hour work
hay ana or other issues which concern
social justice. Tn" only oth"r speech
nF Mr. Waisi In New York STATE wilI
>" ~ Schcnte'a"y on Tuesday n!.:ht.
ms tour VIII continue FOR three weeks
through mining and industrial con
terS IN West Virginia. Ohio aal In
|dinnn.
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CACHE FOR EXPLOSIVES
building on East 'IncIiias River May
Have Been Submarine supply
itnse.
IRy Assor!atcd Press.

EAST M\CliIAS. ME. Octobc, 10
An explosion which SHOOK this village
early Saturday has revealed that Il
building at the head oi the navigation
OF the Last Machias River had been
used secretly aS a Storchouse for some
powerful explosive Efforts to asccr-
tain the ownership Of the explosive
were unsuccessful to-day, the authori
ties placing little cicdencc In suggcs-
lions that hidden cache for sub
marine warfare had been discovered.
The owner of the building said he had
not visited tie place for several
months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
DEPARTS AT FULL SPEED
Destroyer NcD"uraII l. Searching
Along wild Coast Line uf
Muiuc.

BAR H.>HBoI;. NE. October 10
Ihe ahrup' recall of a liberty party
from the destroycr McDougmil and IN.
SHIPS Subsequent departure a, full
spec" to-day suggested important de-
""'"pmenis IN connection with the
WhiSh'rs neutrality patrol Early
thlS afternoon she put in h.I- from
i'',port. and gave shore leave TO a
party Of her sailors. -Four blasts Of
IN" ships whistle soon recalled them.
and the last boatload had hardly
reached the dcstroycrs side when sh.
steamed out Of th. harhor. Tho wild
coast an. III ihia region, with its in
Vulnerable c0vcs. has long hccu one
Of ia" favori;c regions picked out by
fuH"r Tor hidden wireless stations and
secret submarine bases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
M'ADoo GOES ON TOUR
Secretary OF Treasury VIII Make swing
Around Circle for
PRESIDENT

LSnecihi TO The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK Octonnr Ia, w,e am
|nounccd AZ the Democratic n.,icuul
|headquarters tha, William q; McAdou
will start on an extended snnc,,,.mo,;-
ing tour this week. On 'rurs,.N. ,i.h,
MIR. McAdoo will speak I'm r.;,,,, II,
|iic Will talk in Chicago n,.inh.r -.
st. Louis. 18TH; Memphis. ooin ON ,h.
Fist and 23rd Mr. McAJo, viii .L
|n Indiana. In Ohio on The o4,, ..1
-''n. an" on the 10Th in some place
n New Jersey rot Vet dcsi"n,,.L