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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

figures, ever" human being in tho
United states is valued at five thousand
dollars: and ii We ave to believe i'm
some o; our greatest scientists. we Will
lind that there has been a loss Of over
ono billion dollars in tho United states
from typhoid fever and tuberculosis
alone. 10 say nothing of the billions
that have been lost through deaths
from stomach. liver, kidney, bladder
ana bowel complaints. BriGht's disease
rheumatism and hundreds upon hun
dreds Of diseases that are directly due
to neglect Of the human body
one Of the greatest BLESSINGS TO the
United States has been the advent of a
wonderful new preparation that has
Just been introduced here Il has
proven an unequalled boon in thou
sands OF cases. Persons whose systems
had become run down. and those who
mad fallen into the grasp Of some terri
bic maiady, have been helped beyond
measure l> this Premier Preparation
Tho name 7. c. Prince has become a
watchword in hundreds Of homes for
II is through this cstinNabic gentleman
that the wonderful prevcntcr and com
hator of disease il being imtruuuccd IN
THIS immediate meighborhood y sys-
TEN that * rundown is more danger
Gus than can Of NITRO-GLYCERIN,
ana there is no telling when it will
blow up. II people. when they begin
10 notice the manifestation OF symp-
toms such as sick headaches. back
aches, drowsN. no-nccount feelings. in
digestion. constipation, etc. would only
take time by the forclock ana get a. tcr
the cause. there would be perccptihle
decrease in disease. The death rate
would diminish To large degree. and
there would be fewer pitiful cases of
hopeless invalids in this country to day.
There is at prcscnt--right here in
this city. in fact--a preparation that
has proven in thousands of cases that
1t is tho greatest factor NC have ever
known for the prevention or disease
and for the restoration OF health If
Tour system has become unclean this
Master Medicine Will cleanse it. T, re-
news life where many others have
tailed. ana We should herald its com
ing aS II genuine blessing.
TANLAc--a name that. in Conncc-
ton with that Of Mr. I. q. Prince.
mentioned above, has spread happiness
throughout the country. is n name that
spells tho great tonic. system builder
and life saver ever before introduced
in the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
TROUBLED 10 YEARS
With HIS KIDNEYS

W w Parrish :, wcli-kuown carmen
TO-. -. i,i,.nru,d ~. 49,, %.,r,b .ru,
!! -H''' GU" H'''''' says ne - ANXIOUS
I" make his cas-" public. that other uu-
fortunate pcrsuus who may br suffer.
;,, ,,
'''H % '''"'hS f'h'i "S NC mas d"hc.
His statement of the UNPARALLELED good
he obtained through tho ms, of = mn :
,i.n r .,
'"''""S "'loW'
~ had bccn suffering n great deal
with my kidney. fn, IN. mas, TON
.. , 40, ,
~ "''" "'''
" great d"al OF ir"thic from rhcu-
matte troubles as we'll. When { arose
i'm tho moruiu,, my limbs would h,. q,
,r
,, 80 ~" ~
,, :, ,'"'' IA 10y
- 49,, 10 H'.,pN E"',' 'o'
,a- 49, -" ~ IN
,,,,.,. wv"
n,,. ,,:oi, W
i"no,,,oh ,,, ohi'. ,,,lh ue ,'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
EXT RENE WEAKNESS
PAINS IN KIDNEYS

= irucr signal of i'll health could
never manifest itself T.ains In ~, H.,
n"ys. accompanied hy extreme vc,t,
ness. almost amounts to y, ,ncss,,-o nf
death ana none who are SO ;,r,c,cI
should delay in rhythm. ~, ,,.a,
'''r' ~ u lhdH VIII" Was suffering SO.
hh" Sn" hast"n"d t" remove tho cause
'''"" "''"" what TINS lady has to say
"h' NC governed accor'lingiN.
Mrs q AZ puL, .,,o. c,
nuC. this civ ,cli ~, ,.i
man ,hut sb, ,,,v .,,,r;,
,rcmc weakness. .,,I ,,;, =
nc,a 81 vr. -. ,,,., ~
Duke. CHAT ro,,lt nn, Ii
s,iuar.s vi,h.u, INC uro,,.., -,
suffered so n,,cl, lin ,ti1,,
was ALWAYS ,uiscr,hIc s,h 49, ,.,i,t
World hnvc IN .,iva no. ,
Never have brcr j., ,,,t -,
state mud dnn't bcsit,,o 60 ~.
was mighty uneasy
hei'!iug III the Eichmond papers OF
,i.,' ,"'' mas hccn accom-.
!, ,,,,,i "et'"'i see II
nr,, ,,,',. m,p ''o ,nst'ncn'iN ! went
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
SEVEN

charged from the army FOR disability
receive no pensions has nut TIA" war
oi'lcc on tn" defensive. The war or
hcc has definitely promised pensions,
for disability due to disease ,csulunc
from war service But it now appears
from an official statement that the men
nav" TO prove that thei? disabihty is
directly du: I" war service. II II is
shown that they had tho seeds of some
disabling disease III their syst'mS at
the time OF their enlistment. which dc
Nelopca Strairhtwav on the ordinary.
exposures OF soldering. they get no
pensions. Hut their cases arc first
gone into carefully by medical experts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Cleanliness Ono OF the Chief Factors Every Struggle for Pcrfcc
hcoHh Keep Clean, Both Inside and Ou and You'll
Be Healthy and Happy rs We'll

Few persons realize the value OF
good he'sth until they have lost II, aud
perhaps have become invalids ror life
n NE OF disease aud robbed OF the
pleasures enjoyed by the healthy ia
one OF tn" greatest misfurtuucS which
can happen to human beings Disease
destroys the vitality. often impairs the
hlehtaIliN IN some cases even under
MINES the character Of the sufferer
No one realizes the terrible. raVagcs OF
disease until the nlalady has been con-
ttacte!: none seem to realize how
easily disease may he wnrdcd on Lots
OF people pay II great deal of attention
TO exterior cleanliness. while the vital
necessity Of interior cleanliness Is
overlooked. In speaking OF exterior
ana interior cleanliness. we refer to
conditions OF the body and by eXcrcis-
ing little care and common sense the
percentage OF lives wrecked by III
health and disease would be more than
cut in half.
John u. Rockefeller has been heard
to remark that he would give his en-
TIRE fortune for sound stron. stom-
a"h. and 50 would many another man
whose life il being slowly hut surely
aapped away by the ravagcs OF some
disease. which miaht have been check ed
nj its beginning had II reasonable
amour; OF care been taken by the
victim Why wait until il is too late :
Why not ward off these heart break
ing. nerve rackinG diseases instead Of
sitting quietly idle and allowing then,
TO take AN unbrcakablc hold on the
system"
l. is uudeuiably true that q clean
nom" and surroundings are absolutely
necessary 10 go"d health. 7: nth is
allowed TO accumulate around the
homo an epidemic is more than ant to
follow. Typhoid fever. smallpox and
hundreds OF other equally CONTAGIOUS
and. III many cases fatal diseases.
threaten the uuclenniy home. Not only
, is every member OF that particular
famil! exposed TO danger. but tho pub
lie Is also exposed. This same principle
applies To every individual who WALKS
the face OF the globe Unless he keeps
his body tboth inside and ouD in a
cleanlr condition. he is menace Ia
himself and fellow citizens. lie places
hundreds OF other innocent persons in
grave danger OF their lives. while al
lowing his own to be in Imminent dan :
ger. 1t is criminal TO allow conditions
to EXIST in your home, ur in your body.
when the conditions are IL source Of
danger to others.
.\ccordin: I" Prof Irving Fishers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
VIRGINIA STORES WHERE
TAHLAC MAY NOW
Be OBTAINED

.Alhcrcno. Va. Virginia Soarstonc Go
blackstone. Va, l.. L. Spencer, DlU.;
co
I:"yd,"n Va. y. r. Sncllncs
i;ranchvillc. Va. ,;riH"ard Bros. * co
i:rnadwry. Va. Althizrr n Son
iiwrkcvilic. Va, roun='s Drur store
i:ucua Vista. Va, Shirry Il THROWN.
cap" charles. Va. Fishers Pharmacy.
Charlotte c. H., Williams & Morton.
charlottesville. Va. Pence " Stcr!in.
Chase city, Va. Chase city DrnG 60.
t"nrtiand. Va. T.. T.. Reese.
Crcwc Va. T. y rritt"nLcn
Cnlpcpc" Va, Culpcrcr Pharmacy.
i'auvill". Va. >. = M"Fnil
pcndron. Va. Dcndron Drug 60.
brakes Branch, Va. !. G. Tooth " co.
ECLIPSE. Va, =. .. I:unkl"y
i.lktou. Va. !. T.. Wallace.
!;mporia. Va, Southsidc Pharmacy.
l.ttricks Va. !. \. Erairh
r'armvillc Va. White Drug 20.
I'ranklin, Va. Knight Drug 60.
r"dcrickshmrG Va. w l.. E"ud
i'rcdcricks Hail, Va. T.. ~ roindcN :
ter
HAMPTON. Va. HUNS Drug store
co.
ii"pcwcll Va. Georges Drug store.
I<eysvillc. Va. W. 4. Keeling.
iawrcncevillr. Va. French Drug Go.
I.onisn. Va. Kent Drug Go.
Lexington. Va, Maryland & GOodali
Magnet. Va. " u. coz.
Manassas. Nn.. ". Fred Dowcl
Moorings. Va. s. l.. Lane.
Newport News Va. j. &. GorSuch X
co
Orange, Va, Ricketts, Drug store.
Petersburg. Va. James r. Banks.
rhoebus. Va, I.arrahcc's Drug store
Rushmrro. Va, William pcgram Will
son x Go.
SAKE. Va. Woman \ Moor
schuyler Va. Virginia Soarstuuc Co
Sccit@viilc. Va. Scottsvlic Drug co.
Smithhcld. Va. Parrish & simpson
South liostou. Va. W. =. Reeves n Co
SoUth IIili. Va, G. =. Jones.
Siamly. Va. W. NJ Graves n 90.
stony Creek. Va, stony Creek rhar-
macy.
suffolk Va. Nanscmond Drug co.
Urhanna. Va. :. ". Richardson.
Victoria, Va. Victoria Drug Go.
Wakefield. Va. i. T.. White
Wavcriy. Va. Dr. John IT, May 5
l'harmacy
Wayncsboro. Va, Fishburne n Son.
Windsor. Va, *. II. barrett IL Co.
West Point, Va. y. f. Hargreove 4
Son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
THE Value OF GOOD HEALTH
And CONDITIONS THAT MUST
Be OVERCOME TO RETAIN IT
CA RL0AD OF HEALTH
AND HAPPINESS

y carload of Tanlac containing
lively" Thousand bottles. was received
~ Richmond ny tho distributors two
weeks ago. The smaller city of Nor
folk already has suld fa, IN excess OF
q cavlcnd OF the Premier Preparation.
thousands Of testimonials have re-
suited Men and women in all walks
OF life testify To the powers Of the
Master of Disease Tanlac is the
topic or discussion on tho street, in the
home. at The office. ana everywhere.
and all that one hears is praise from
those who have taken Tnniuc. or doubt.
Ing wonder from those who still doubt.
With a representative In the CITY.
with til" thousands OF hotties being
sold. with the daily PAPERS every day
rep"at.nc what local people have said
or the great remedy. there can he no
longer any room for doubt as 10 its
great powers In cases OF stomach. Kid
ncN OF liver ailments catarrhal trOU-
hles. the symptoms OF which Include
frequent hcada Chcs. constipation. in,i-
gcStion, intense nervousness. sieepicss
nights. mucous in head and throat
Mains ia the side az back. dead. drac-
Cling feeling. fatigue. WORKOUT feeling
aud general rundown condition Of the
SYSTEM. traccable almost invariably to
tho strained Irregular condition OF tho
vital organs. kidney. liver and bladder
Mrs. Il: T.. Mrcnmn. .S"7 Stoncwau
street. who suffered from general de-
bility following severe ATTACK Of In
grippe, said: Through the use Of TAN
lac my appetite has improved wonder
fully. am hungry ana cat everything
with - relish The stiffness in my
Joints has passed off. ana have ="
much more life and energy about me.
1t hns hclpci m" and ! regard il as
q line tonic" Miss Grace Foley. 21f
iinndulph Street after suffering from
taking two bottles feel better in
every way aud think il is Il GOOD
tonic" Mrs ! T.. Ford. aot South'pinc
street. after only taking one bottle Of
,raniac for Indigestion. Il have only
taken ono bottle OF ranac. bat have
noticed quite n difference in my nerves.
and can sleep better. and do not suffer
so much with Indigestion" Mrs. a. \.
Rothchild. los South Addison Avenue.
who had lost her appetite and was very
nervous. said. MY appetite is fine:
haven't been nervous since taking Tan
lac. and am so much stronger ana hive
more energy to do my work sleep
nnc." MIR Jas. H. VANDERBILT io3,.
East Clay street. who suffered rrom
chronic catarri. said: ''Tanlac haa
knocked that dead, Sleepish feeling out
of me-, and have boon improved very
much My appetite has also improved
am not nervous and feel much stronger.
Haven't had any trouble with hcnvin-
since. helped my breathing whole lot.
and recommend ii IL al persons wh"
nave ms severe case rs had" In
fact. what hundreds Of Richmond pco
rlc have said about Tanlnc proves tho
/ ucv Ioiucdy's wondrous powers. and
| now on sale At any Polk Miller drug
/ storc-a representative nl"ays in at
! ;cua&ncc. The low pricc for n proven
/ medicine. one dollar per bottle. Al
/ suffering from this common condition
/ par,irularly n this season Of the year
/ should take Tanlac.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
PAPE'S D|APEPS|N
FOR INDIGESTION OR
AN UPSET STOMACH
Instant Relief from Pain, Sourness, Gases, Acidity,
Heartburn and Dyspepsia--No Waiting!

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of the food did the dam
aSe-ao YOU? Well, don't bother. If
your stomach is in a revolt: il sour
gaSsy and upset, and what YOU Just
ate has fcrmcntcd into stubborn
lumps; head dizzy and aches; belch
gnsca and acids and cructatc undi .
gcstcd food: breath foul tongue
coatcti--just take a little I'apc's Di,-
pcpsm aud in a few moments Won
wondcr what became OF the indigcs-
ton and distress.
Millions OF men and women to day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

know that IL is needless TO have IA
bad stomach. y little Dialmpsim oc,a-
sionany keeps the stomach regulated
aud they eat their favoitc foods with
out fear
If your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion; if
help. remember the quickest. surcst
and most harmless relief is rapc's Dia-
pcpsin which costs only nifty cents for
- large ease ut drug stores. It's truly
wondcrful-it digosts food and sets
things straight. so gently and easily
that it Is really astonishing. Try It.!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

the foolish idea of looking into the
hole made by the she'll. STOPPING over
1t. he examines II carefully. At the
same time the lieutenant commands
Fire" a fcw seconds pass. and the
victim is blown to pieces. The second
shell has struck in the very same place
Very interesting. isn't it," says the
lieutenant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
8AFF MURDER CASE
NEARING SOLUTION

| -c|nrc no - m - -
~, ,,,i' as '"hs'ani!y
rom his hoas~ or rom "'E ii. T yI,1n ed
''i""' "'lh accommodated by
Il ai ',. i'll1'E OF guard.
49,. "'''h'l's upon he life
~, "''"
80, "'1 %" ""i'h u! i'l
','Ic" on" "i ~
"M .'" ~ !mr, ~ 40 East
an. N'htt street ~
yI.,, ~, iEt'S, ,HcE "sKo" Tor
,.a, a. onn r"'PI"H 'cs
ni az, f"'Vo' o. 'hc hrm. s. money The
i,'' Wy LUZ" 'tI""%n IN" "in-
a,r.J 80 IN 1ash, ara cs..
N''" zap ui'o ana
III. ,a,,i ga
i"c ,oii""lhe Hoi''",nhor - bomb
p'n''u "4h.nSl lhh store "
~ 80" ~ ~. pan hai
cPd''cu JuSt u Sh"T' 'l'nc before.
CHAPTER ~
r pr
., &C. u"d'n on
- 'hTec
80, IT nc was
.r,, :" 80. 'SSaEe'
~ n'".'' ."'" 49, ''s cs,'o-
i ''''D" .''c-
fi".r vi
~ ~" ~ n'" 80 ~!
,' WIN '''' '''c'o"
n, 4,
49, r, """''" ''"" ~
Il ,,,i ,,
,.y,.c ne nou,,r,,,c, f,c,,,o,,i,,
,,ur,o,,rd MIN =, ms n,or,,c,.
Irun,,nt Of trn ro,ii maj ow,;,,d
lin Nr Emf ,rusend oycr trc stree,
,nd y.,ll,.,d sou,rynrd 10 f,nscvoor,
,trcct. lie Was directly in iron, Of
he Brooklyn Poultry House. ~ Is
hirternth Avenue; ""cm TWO mon
nid en,n,,biu. which caused hin, IN
nru
\s he did 50. orc Of thcm drew !,
c{nlvcr and fired two shots into his
,ack \ bullet went through his
31cart The Other entered his lcft
shoulder.
AS ian droppcd to the sidewalk, the
wa mon ran about Twenty-Five feet
ou,b and mlnurd into nu rutomnhiie
That was waiting there. the engine
'unning and everything ready for n
luick getaway. In addition to the
nan at tie wheel. there were three
l,thcrs acting as lookouts.
III While the two men who were con-
hncd in the actual shooting were
still on the running board, the car
sped away. 1t turned west in Gnnse-
nort street, one block over 10 WASH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27


,hinrs 20 sui 'h"ir hidden losses and
'i''F own sweet "hims
Thc gang. nav, becu broken up The
corner lonf,r and ~" gUrmnu are lis
appearing. 'f'wu,y' NrJdcu. who
!auyhtrd NJ "that dudr WupHs VIII
i,,.' '"' h'N' 'M@''' !'"'s 9'hA
no ,,,t,
- ~.
~ 80,
.,..' "s
500 % = ~ - go '.''al
~ ~ u VIZ ~ ''" same '5f''"
~ INV P''''"S E''''
skilled pslonoi' :isi eyes tn" new
''!lsoUcrs q brHdQ iart'rs oroly day.
anG til. oG"udc. wEusr tioVpl, lis men
inl nv" singled "u, from The hardened
criminals
TN. worE OF dotc.ti,uS ami patro!-
man h.s DOC. -o-ordf,.otod so tina, an
rrrrst is alnios, bound 10 result ~ a
uviv,iom Murl.ir ar" hatdicd In a
p..y winch .urpu.s,s shcrlock iioln,es
iu,. s,uc.n
T'rnro 3. su,ci.,iiz,l n.rr s,iIo5 :,
.,a,,n s.,u;,a "a ,yri;e Slave !,ti,d g, lnr.
.,,ol,r, s.,ft.a a., u,t.o,,a-t. su,,.5 ,
,,,, ,rd ,r.r,iic.,r,,.,. ,,,,.,d
IA or ,,oa g.nlir, nas COR,
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,r 20 n..,a.,,,,r,crs mn Ia, ,',.
,c,,.a ".r ,.,,,,,,t.i,.,
earring any az the intermediate" OIL
tiais
Sra.c lacks q" do 1's'ic. TO tho
woods reforms so, irstauc" uurhiu=
ua. be.u yaid of mis- Introduction OF
'''"'N
CHAPTER VI
r~,,.il,. ,.c, ,,,.so,,, saw tl, as.
"uiN lNr.'. ~ 'S"''" q"
I'S. 1870. ~ 800, 20. .' .;,,.
~, w" u 'n ~, ia. a.,
it,,i,v ~. ~ ~. u.r. y. ,Inc.
49, s;ii,, :. ,,,s ct "a
III, ,t,,s ,,,,,,hsr 80 fnnnd 10 h. hor,,r
! IN. The rar Of , I-i,,I,g,, man ~ rcruto
,jis ,,r nah b,.r I.,b,1 mn I'M ,ti.h,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
WAR OFFICE ON DEFENSIVE

LONDON. February oG.--A statement
made b% discharged soldier. sum
moncd TO court for failure to pay ali
monN. HAT a great many men dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

themselves down. We SEQ q white
cloud az Sn"l;r !n tho G"ld pernaps 100
meters from Them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

OF his wife and children. % little
home whose pride and brcadwinucr he
is.
The lieutenant LAUGHS. showing Il row
of white teeth The man is very near
IT," place where death Is waiting for
him. He stops ana lights his pipe.
"riccc. Ecu"
The man hears the SheI. coming and
throws himself Hat the ground.
Thank Cod 1t falls :. few meters
from him. lie is unhurt and picks up
his pipe. The lieutenant looks rather
cheap lie mutters something between
his teeth. am still following tho
movements OF the man Now he gets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10
CENTRAL NOT TO SHARE
RIVERSIDE RESTORATION
Controller Forced to Admit City
Must Stand Expense.

Counsel for the West End Associa-
ton, in protesting yesterday against
the plans for the West Side improve
ment and relocation of the New YORK
Central tracks, made Controller Prem
dergast admit that mistake had been
made in the port and terminal com
mittec's statement, that, AS part OF
the settlement the railroad company
agrees to pay a sum sufficient 70 re.
store Riverside Park to the edge OF
the river" After the Controller ad,
mitted the error, Mr.. Craig announced
that state statutes make II crime 10
give out false information 70 the press;
lie said all restoration must be paid
for by the city. d.
The Rev. John P. Peters, pastor OF
St. Michaeps Church, said that under
the present plans the city would SUP
iect itself TO monopoly By the rail
road from which it might be diflcult
to be released. .,
President Bowling, of the Board OF
Aldermen, said more attention was
being given to preserving beauty spots
north of Fifty-ninth Street than 70
preserving life below Fiftyninth
Street. Alderman Bowling said the
original idea in the improvement was
10 prevent loss of life by elevating the
railroad. John c. Coleman. president
of the West End Association, assured
him that the improvements proposed
south of Fifty-ninth Street would be
fully dealt with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10
NAY TURN CLOCKS HERE
TO MEET BRITISH PLAN
Merchants of Two Countries to
Spljt Time Difference.

London, May 9.-The daylight saving
bill passed its first reading in the
House Of Commons to-day.
Il Is not definitely known how the
bill, when II becomes law, will affect
commercial exchanges, but it is be-
lieved that the Stock Exchange will
continue to do business during the Gus
tomsry hours.
Herbert L. Samuel, the Home Score
tary, announced in the House Of Com
mons to-day that the Stock Exchange
Committee, which formerly was OPP
posed 10 the daylight saving, would
"under the existing circumstances" not
now oppose It.
A movement is on foot TO secure the
cooperation of the American cotton,
wheat and provision merchants with a
view to splitting the difference in time
arising from the daylight saving P an.
1t is proposed that the New York, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10
TANZER CASE HOTEL
CLERK WINS APPEAL
Much Evidence Against Stafford
Hearsay. Saws Court.

The Federal Circuit Court OF APP
peals in the case OF Frank D. Stafford,
the Plainfield hotel clerk, who was con-
victed of perjury in the Rae Tanzer-
James W. Osborne suit, yesterday re-
versed the judgment of the trial court.
The opinion was written by Judge
Ward. Ii was concurred in by Judges
Rogers and Mayer. Stafford was con-
victed in October 1914, for testifying
that he had seen James W. Osborne in
company with Rae Tanner in the Plain
field Hotel.
The Court Of Appeals declares that
much of the evidence should not have
been admitted. II asserts that James
W. Osborne, when called in rebuttal,
gave testimony against Stafford, which,
in addition 70 being most damaging
against the defendant, wasi based on
hearSay.
The prosecution, in the higher court,
attempted TO justify these improper ad-
missions on the ground that the defend
ant himself, at the trial Of James W.
Osborne, opened up the question OF the
conversations with the mysterious Oil
yer Osborne. Judge Ward says this
conversation was admitted over SAT-
ford's protest, and not Of his own Volt
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-10
SHELTER ISLAND DEER
HUNT ENDS IN FAILURE

Greenport, l.. l.. Nav 9.--The hunt
for deer at Shelter Island is over. To-
morrow or Thursday the state var
dens, who have been rounding UP the
animals because of destructive tend
encies toward farm crops, will depart.
State Game Protector Cameron made
this announcement to-day after r futile
attempt 70 capture five deer. The ami
mails bolted and nearly ran down Cam
eron and DR.. Proctor North.
Various attempts were made 10 cap
ture other deer but without success.
and the corral was taken down. Since
the chase last week only fourteen deer
have been caught. and Of these. eight
died from exhaustion. The others are
in poor condition. The state officials
say the number Of deer on the island
has been greatly exaggerated. They
say that the number will not exceed
fifty.