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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
PRESENTATION OF PORTRAITS
Pictures of Two Distinguished North
'nroitninn> To He Placed In Con-
fcderatc Museum

frior 10 tho meeting OF the Con-
fcdcratc Memorial LITERARY society
thls morning At the Confederate
Museum, there will take place the
formal presentation OF Two PORTRAITS
In the North Carolina room. the cXer-
cises TO be 1T 1880 o'clock Ono OF
the portraits will be OF the late Major
crrn Randolph Smith, who was OIL
cia!iy decided by tho United Confed-
crate Veterans at the Richmond Re-
union last June 10 have been The de-
siEner OF the Confederate flag. and tho
other vii! be OF Colonel Eisdcn Tyler
Bcnnett, of the Fourteenth North Caro-
lima Regiment, after the war a mem
Der Of Congress from North Carolina
and editor OF paper a; Wades boro.
The presentation address Will he made
by DR.. J. Allison Hodges. and the por-
traits VIII be received for the North
Carolina room by Mrs r.. T. Motfctt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
DANGER BELIEVED OVER
hut Lntc Reports Increase Toll OF
damage Done by Floods In
Michigan.

DETROIT, MICH, March 2s.-Reas-
surIng reports that cities and towns
in the flood regions Of lower Michigan
were no longer seriously threatened by
high waters reached Detroit late to-
day, but they increased the toll of
damage. telegraph. telephone and
railroad companies sustained heavy
losses. while many bridges have been
lost.
Saginaw and Flint were the only
important cities which reported rising
waters. Alpena was almost isolated
Eut one death has been reported.
Miss Pearl Savage, seventeen years
old, was drowned in Pine River, near
Standish. Her father William Savage.
and her brother also were in n buggy
which was swept away when they at
tempted TO cross the river, but were
rescued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
WANT ATHLETIC FIELD
Options Taken for city on Two Sltcs
in Northeast Section
CITY.

Tho Northeast Citizens Association
will hold "a mass-meeting Tonight at
o'clock in the Paramount School to
urge upon tho City Council the neces-
sity OF providing that section OF the
CITY with an athletic field and park.
The association wants the Fairfield
Race Track. on which rr. William IT.
Parker holds for the Richmond Athletic
Federation an option OF $4,000. An
option of $4,000 has been taken hv
tho city on the Luck property. which
was also suggested as an athletic field
and park site. but agents OF the Peter
Paul estate are willing to take this
option off the citys hands II the race
track be purchased.
The race track comprises fftv acres.
thirty of which tho citizens want for
an athletic field. The remainder. il
was explained by President William ".
Adams. OF the Board of Aldermen, 10
the Finance Committee last night. can
be- improved hy the city. laid off in
streets and he sold for moro than the
whole tract cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
DEMAND MORE PAY
Employees Of Southcastcrn Railroads
VIII Ask for Increased Wages
To-MorroN.

WASHINGTON. March 2s-Comrnit-
tees representing the engineers. fire
men. conductors and trninmcn's broth
crhoods are expected 10 present dc
mands FOR increased wages to rail
roads throughout the United States on
next Thursday The men Will ask. it
is sad, tina; the eight hour basis be
adopted for computing the pay for a
days work, and that time and a half
be paid for overtime.
The demands Will apply 20 all men
in the road, freight yards and hosting
service. The pay OF passenger en-
ployces already is based on a day of
less than eight hours.
although the railways have thirty
days within which TO reply 20 the de-
inands, officials here state that they
canno. possibly meet them with their
present revenues.
Presentation Of III. demands 10 rail-
roads in the Southeastern territory
Viii be made to the Southern. at head
quarters here; the Seaboard Air Line.
a; Norfolk: tho Atlantic Coast Line.
at Wilmington; the Louisville and
Nashville. at louisville: The Central
OF Georgia. AT Savannah. the Florida
East Coast Line. ~ 81. Augustine. and
the Mobile and Ohio, at Mobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
AMAZED AND SHOCKED

lSpeclal 10 The Times Di spa tch.1
OYSTER BAY, y. i. March Is
Amazed and shocked AZ the news Of
his secretary's sentence TO the work
house. Colonel Roosevelt tonight !s-
sued this statement at Sycamore Hill:
Mr.. McGrath told me he was in a
restaurant and had nothing TO do with
the assault except 70 try to interfere
10 save woman from being hurt Per-
sonally. I believe him absolutely. He
has been associated with me now for
nearly four years. and ! have felt
could not only have absolute conf
dencc in his energy and ability. but I'm
his straightforward integrity. He will
continue in my employ exactly as II
this hadn't happened. with entirely un-
diminished trust and regard on my
part"
IT IS understood tina. former Assist
ant District Attorney Robert H. Ellis
az Brooklyn, has been retained by
friends OF Mr.. McGrath. The belief is
strong among his friends here that a
reopening OF the case will establish
McGrath's innocence
McGrath was here yesterday in pur-
suit OF his duties, hut said nothing Of
the trial to-day Until short time
ago he was resident OF Oyster Bay.
IN addition 10 being secretary 10
Colonel Roosevelt. McCrath is also act
ing secretary OF the national commit
tee Of the Progressive Party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
COLONIES SECRETARY
SENTENCED TO ISLAND
John W. McGrath Must Serve Thirty
Days In Workhouse as Result
OF Assault.
ROOSEVELT GREATLY SHOCKED
tie Does Not Believe Charge Against
Ills Employee aud VIII Retain
Him In His Scrvice-EfTort to Re.
open Case,
Especial to Tho Times.Dispatchl

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
:, NJ" YORK. March 2s.-John w
mc'rath. private secretary TO Colonel
theodore Roosevelt. was sentenced TO
serve thirty days on Black wells Island
IN the Court Of Special Sessions Brook :
iIn. to-day. Although amazed and
shocked whom told OF his aids pre-
hlcament. Colonel Roosevelt tonight
'ssuco statement expressing the ut
most confidence in Mr.. McGrath
similar sentence was meted out
10 william Powers. Il cousin Of Nc
Erath The two men were convicted
OF perpetrating an assault upon Charlie
Lighte. OF the I.ighto Bottlug Com
paiE. In the rear room Of a Brooklyn
cafe on June II last,
McGrath and Powers spent tho night
In inc Raymond Street Jail. They wcro
hcId incommnnicado. and will be re-
moved TO Blackwelrs Island early to-
morrow. Both yehemently denied their
guilt
McTrath have retained former Assist
ant District Attorney Robert H. Ellis.
OF Brooklyn and attempt will be
made to reopen tbs case. McC;rath was
represented in court BY Attorney John
ialpin.
Assistant District Attorney Edward
Cooper. who prosecuted tho case, said
that McGraths only chance to escape
the sentence OF the court was TO apply
for certificate Of reasonable doubt
to a Justice OF the Supreme Court.
Even this. ne said, wouA consume sew
"ral days and would not interfere
with tho prisoner being transferred 10
tho vo!knONsc 'O-mO-rOu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
FRENCH HURL BACK
WAVES OF GERMANS
CONTINUED from First pascD

continued from First PaSc)
News Bureau the semionioial German
agency. The statement says:
Tho fruitlcss attacks Of the Rus
STAINS. In which sixty OF their divisions
have participated. against Field Mar
shall von HindcnburE's front, are con-
,inuinr. The Russian casua tiles SO
far arc estimated a. not less tina
$4,000 men on front OF 12l kilometcr
about seventy-hve milesD.
ON March 10 seven Russian regl-
mcnis attacked a German cavalry bril-
radc. IN this hGhting the Russians
los, about 5000 men. while the Ger
mans lost two killed and six wounded.
Later on a cavalry detachment made a
counterattack and captured $50 Rus
slams.
The German positions are SO ex
ceiiently fortified and provided with so
many machine guns and cannon that
& is considered the Russian attack s
are doomed TO fail. The German lines
have not hecn shaken"
The latest headquarters statement on
the lighting says:
The Russians drove fresh masses Of
troops against our lines near Postavy.
The heroic resistance OF the troops OF
tho Saarbruck corps enabled us 20
withstand all the Russian attacks in
this neiShborhood. These troops. sup
ported on their TANKS by BrandenhurG.
Hanover!an and Halle corps checked
repeated onslaughts made by two Rvs
sian divisions Ho,noo mem. The most
severe losses were inflicted upon the
Russians.
Repeated Russian attacks under
cover OF darkness near MokrZycc met
similar fate. These attacks were
made in an attempt TO recover lost
around"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
BUYERS ARE EAGER
auction sale Of Lots in Williams burg
tronsr> Large Crowd to
Enthusiasn

Especial To The Times. Dispatch1
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March 2S-
TIL" auction sal" to-day Of East Will
liamSburG lots. who are owned and
controlled by tn" Peninsula REALTY Cor
porati"u. coupns"d az Richmond capt.
taiists. andt which arc being developed
and sold by Morton G. Thalhimcr, was
attended BY Il large crowd from Rich
mo'd. Tho sale was conducted by the
Atlantic Coast Realty Company whose
home office ~ in Grccnvillc. y. 6. ABOUT
$50 of tho lots were quickly sold to
eager buyers. prices ranging from sl15
to $500 per lot.
Many Of tn" purchasers re-sold their
lots at profit while tho sale was go
ing ON and in turn again purchased
lots before leaving tho property.
After tho sale Of East Williams burc
property several stores. residences and
lots on the Main Street in Williams
burg were offered for sale and found
ready buyers At fair prices.
Many of tho purchasers At tho two
auction sales expressed their iutcn-
ton OF moving TO williamsburg and
erecting homes and stores
Morton g. Thalhincr has opened an
Office in Williamsburg undcr tho man
aScmcnt OF ". r. T.. Smith. Jr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
ENGLISH PUBLIC HEARS or
ATTEMPTED ZEPPELIN RAIN

LONDON. March 2s.-An attempted
Zeppelin raid on the English coast OH
tho night OF March 10, which il was
tnttmated had been repulsed by de-
Tending aircraft, was learned to- night
from Harold J. Tenant. parliamentary
under secretary in the House Of Com
mons.
Francis Bennett Goldncy, Conscrva-
tive member for Canterbury asked
whe thcr six Ieppclins had appearc on
tho cast coast on March 10 and were
driven off by British aeroplancs
Harold j. Tenant admitted In reply
that certain reports were made on the
night in question, and that aeroplancs
had assembled. II was not desirable to
say more, he added.
There were three casualties 10 Of
Gccrs In recent raids. the under score
;ary said but they were not due to
acts Of hostile raiders.
The government was again heckled
in tho House OF Commons tonight on
the inefficiency Of the British aircraf 1T
service and defense against Xeppelins
by Noel Pembcrton Billing, recently
elected member on the question OF
air preparedness. and other members.
who accused the members OF parsimony
and neglect of valuable inventions
offered TO them. and declared that the
public interest was being sacrificed to
ignorance and intrigue among the
higher officials
Mr.. Tenant made conciItatory
answers TO these charges, and prom
ised that body would be appoint ed
to consider tho report to PARLIAMENT.
He admitted that. at present a ma jor-
lty OF tho German acroplanes proba-
bly, were faster than majority Of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
ENGLISH HOLD GROUND
TAKEN FROM GERMANS

LONDON. Marcia 2s.--Thc British Of
fetal statement issued tonight on the
campaign in France and Belgium
reads:
in spite ot a very heavy hostile
artillery fire last night and a intervals
to-day. our infantry successfully held
the ground gained Ivy them yesterday
III ST. Eloi. our artillery fire was very
effective in replying 10 that OF the enc
my.
THE total prisoners taken up Ia
now, amount 10 five officers and lo5
men of other ranks.
There was hostile artillery and
trench mortar activity against our 90
sitions between LOO. and iiulluch and
in front OF Nix Nouicttc today. We
rctaliatcd' by smelling the cncmy's posi-
tons"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
GERMANS LAUNCH ATTACK
AND ARE DRIVEN BACK

PARIS. March ga bombardment
or great violence against tho French
positions from Avocourt TO Bcthincourt
ives, OF the Meusc, was followed this
afternoon By German attack which
was launched against the iiaucourt
MaIancourt fort. The attack was re-
pulsed with heavy losses according TO
the official statement issued by the
French War Office tonight.
The text follows
In tho Areonnc our artillery con
tinued active agains, the enemy or
sector OF La Fontaine aux -Charmcs.
Eastern Arsonne
Our fire. directed on an enemy bat
terry in the Montfaucon wood, caused
a violent explosion.
West of the Mouse the bomhardment
was resumed with violence in the
course of the day against our posi-
lions extending. from Avocourt 20 Beth
incourt. About o'clock the Germans
launched powerful attack against
our Haucourt- Malancourt front. The
successive waves of the assault were
all repulscd by our curtain fire. and
the fire OF the infantry.
The second lines cast OF the Mcusc
have been bombardcd
In the Wocvre our artillery ccucen-
.ratcd it's IRE OH visible points OF tn"
enemy front
In the VosSes the ARTILLERY Action
was quite spirited in the region Of
Stossveier. Muhlbach and !lartmanns-
Weilerkopf."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
% AH lion dm ebase

British. but said he expected soon TO
have number OF machines superior
to those OF tho Germans. The War
Office. he said. was more hopeful than
ever OF dealing successfully with Yep
pein raids.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29

woodward on Nineteenth street by Po-
h"cu,an Dubuque IN an extremely in
i"Nicatcd condition. died 1T the hos
pit1l early Yesterday morning. Death
iS SAID TO have been due TO natural
causes. and Coroner Taylor considered
an inquest unnecessary
Montgomery. Il single man, is sur
Nived 10y Two brothers. W. G. and .Jo-
Scph MONTGOMERY. who are in bust
ness At - SoMth Fifteenth Strcet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
CIaJ Ward ItnIly.

The Clay Ward Nctivcs arc prcpar-
ing for n rousin@ rally in tho Binford
Junior High School. corner OF Floyd
Avenue ana Vine Street, on Saturday
night 10 hear from the councilmanlc
from that ward and from
those aspiring TO the mayoralty and
the vacancy in the Administrative
Board. All the candidates have been
invited. and - large crowd is expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
IletniI Clerks, Smoker.

y smoker has been arranged by the
Retail Clerks Association. to he held
Tonight at S:15 o'clock At Murphy's
Hotel All retail clerks OF the city arc
Invited. Among the speakers will he
Alderman John J. Mitchell. j. e. Duke
4. T. Eowdcn and Howard r. Colvin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29

COLUMBUS, O., March 2s.-Flood
waters in rivers throughout Ohio were
rcccdirg rapidly tonight. amd Weather
Bureau officials declared all danger had
passed.
Residents throughout Ohio, however.
have been notified that waters from the
Allegheny River would reach Ohio on
Thursday or Friday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
CAPTAIN SAYS VESSEL
WAS DESTROYED by NINE

LONDON. March 2s-The crow OF the
Danish steamer Corwaite. Of Copen-
hagen, has been landed at Harwich.
according to a dispatch 20 Lloyd's.
The captain OF the vcssc! reports that
she struck mine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29

TWO OF tho rcccntiy-clectcd police
men failed 20 pass the physical tests
of tn" Police Department. and will not
be among those who begin work on
April !. The Board or Police Com
will elect two other men
in their places at tho meeting tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
Itnlian. IN ucar cnndidn,cr.

ciety. Of which Chasic Traiieri is pres
idcnt, will hold a meeting on Friday
night at $50 o'clock in Colombo Hall
to hear the candidates for the City
Council from Clay and Lee Wards and
the candidates for Mayor and the Ad-
min strative Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
NO INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
Republicans OF Louisinnn select rheie
Delegates to National COnycm-
ton or Party.

NEW ORLEANS. March os-Th,
Louisiana state Republican Convention
to-day selected twelve delegates in.
GLIDING four At large. TO tho National
Republican Convention, in Chicago
next June. Tho delegates to tho cor.
vcntion will DO urinstructcd for ans
candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
THREE MEN KILLED
T"cnty Others Are Injured by ENpIo-
sion In Mine of Hing Coal and
Coke Company.

Bi.CEFlELD, w. VA, March IS
Three men were killed and twenty in
jured by an explosion to-day in tho
mine Of the King Coal and Coke Com
pany -Four OF the injured were severe
iy burned and their condition is seri-
ous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
ANOTHER BItIrISH
STEAMER Is LOST

LONDON. March 2s.-Thc Rr!tish
steamer gle Point, 5.2.5 tons has
been sunk according 10 I-loyd's. Tn"
crew was saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29

y. \. Kahn was arrested ycstcrday
by Police Sergeant thinner and ia :
trolmen Thomas and Bosscau on y
charge OF being Il suspicious character.
suspected OF stealing 500 from II. u
Flwood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
J.enve for Charleston.

Mrs. +. g. Riggs and Miss Fannie
Riggs. Of 22o7 West Grace street left
last night for Charleston. W. Va. 70
attend tho wedding of Miss Agnes
Clifton. and Eugene Mayer, OF Nor
folk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-29
Montgomery Dies MT no.p,,nl.

Waverly G. Montgomery, forty years
old who was taken to Virginia Hos
pital Monday after being found in
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