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WITNESSES TEIL
OF POEICE PLANTS
[Special to Tbe Tlmes-Dlspatch]
New York. November 16.?The Cur
ran aidermanic committee investiga?
ting the Police Department. Is inter?
esting itself just now in police "plants."
Testimony has been given before the
?-ommittee in the last few days which
j.-rported to tell of four prearranged
crimes. In each case the Folice De?
partment or some of its members is
Alleged to have institgated the crime.
The purposes of the crimes, as they
were related by the witnesses heard
by the committee, varied. In some the.
motive was promotion and in others
sharing the proceeds.
One of the cases was that of tiie
burg.ary of the African Feather CotB
rasy*s loft in Broadway, across from
Graes church. Senjamin Levy, the
son of the .essee of a loft in an ad?
joining bu.lding. testified Friday that
he arranged for this burglary, got
the men to do it. let them into the
adjoining building with his key. and
:>ought burglars' tools and d? sal mite
to pierce th? twenty-inch trick wall
'.<twe*n the two walls.
In this case the witnesses al.ege
that the police took part for the sake
of capturing certain acknowledge:
orlmitosis, with a little matter of profit
asj the side, if the allegations of the
confessed burglar are true. It was
said that Deputy Commissioner Dough?
erty framed this case.
Commissioner dougherty said to-day
that he had never framed a crime on
a man in his life. As to Levy, he said
there had been a series of ostrich
feather robberies last summer. In.
which the work was so skilfully done
that detectives had made r.o headway
in stopping the burglars. Detective
Joseph Daly, he said, came to Mm and
said he had picked up a man named
I Levy who knew SOaiSjtllll> ebout the,
robberies
} L>a,y brought Levy ;r.. end Dougherty
I showed him the pictures of three
crooks he believed had a part in th-*
; burglaries. Levy said he knew the
I three men. end Loughtrey teld h'm if
he would bring in Information leading
to the arrest he ye old pay him for hia
trouble. Levy said he needed money
. ior expenses, and received Noth
! ir.g was said about a robbery. After
?the arrests were made Dougherty gave
i Levy $75 more. The men pieade?! gall*
j ty, the feither jobberies stopped ?'"1
; Dosgherty says he thought he was
getting 0*2 pretty cheaply.
! ?-'
ARMV FI.YI.XG MtCIII'VK*
fi<> TO ? IVTKII I ASP ;
I Washington, November Ii?Mu?t of
the army flying machines at College
Park were loaded ^.n a train this si
ternoon for shipment Monday to the
winter camp of the land fliers at Au- i
susta. Qa. The aviators who will ac- i
company the machines are Captain i
Charte* de Forest Chandler, ir. charge 1
cf the army school, and Lieutenants .
Harry Graham and \V. C. Sherman. |
They will be ;c:n*-d at August* by
Lieutenant Thomas MUinsr and Lieu- _
t-r.ant Harry Arnold. Loth *.f whom
have been at Fort RUey attending the
military aeroplane practice
Utile Hope for Recovery.
[Special to The Tim- ?-Plspatch ]
Washington. Mwyember : 6.?slight
improvement, believed to be only tem
p-Tary. however, was r* porud to-night
by attending pynsic:,-,ns in the condi?
tion of Senator Isador Hayner, of
Mary Land. Little hope for his recovery
was expressed by the physicians after
a consultation ta-BSgkt. Tr.e senator
had a good day and secured much re- '
Bet from pain, but, it Is said, he has
only or.c charu-e in a hundred to sur?
vive. He is semi-conscious musi of
the time. Member? of his family are
|g constant atter.da.nce at his bedside. ;
Ask flo.000 Salvage.
Norfoik. Va.. November is.?Owners
o? the British steamer Manchester to
d-jy brought proceedings here against
the Federal govcrr.mfr.t, asking $10.- ,
IN salvage for t"wir.sr to 7-ttrt In Oc- ,
t /her. lf.ll. the Unit*-! States torpedo :
Ce?tror*r W likes, which was found
disabled at sea off the -T^tteras coast !
HOW I ENLARGED MY BUST SIX
INCHES IN THIRTY DAYS
After I had tried Pills, Massage, Wooden Cups, and Various
Advertised Preprations without the slightest results.
? ?
A Simple, Easy Method which any Lady can use at
home and quickly obtain a large and beautiful Bust
By MARGAKFTTE MERL AIX.
tVeil do I know the horrors ar.l
Intense h-inlliation of !>e;r;g flat
chested, of :a\:ng the face sf a wo?
man set cn tht form o! a man. and I
cannot find words to tell you how --d
I felt and what a terrlhl- load was
lifted ">flT rr.y mind whtn I rlrj-t si?
my bust had really grown six IxtxUssd
In slse. I ff-lt like a sew i,i ;ng.
with no bust I real-Zcd 1 was r> ally
neither a mar; nor a women, but Just a
sort of crtature ha;f-way i>e-. *v - er..
With what pity m .st every man onk
at every woman who presents to aim
a flat chest?a chest l:ke his own'
I had been imposed upon by eh.artaia.ns
ar.d frauds., who sold me all sorts as
p!il? sr,J appliances fc:- eolarg-.r.g rr.y
bust, but which did me no g , ..: what?
ever. I therefore determined my un?
fortunate sls.u-rs should no longer >,e
r??'->hed by those "fakers" atid JTrauds.
ana i wish to wan. all womei; BfBjdMl
them.
The discovery of the simple proc s."
with ?h;. r I enlarged -ny t ,.-t six
nsCbea In thirty days was due solely to
a I ii-kv ar :den*. wh rh I believe was
? ought sr. r;t f y Divine Provi *en ?
land as Providence wss so good as to
Can ?irh a w-t.,- ? In * m?ni
t/ho?? '.f-rl'r.ft ?-<'. ?". .?: j w. ? h . an 1
only b* tr.?plr^d Sy * real .,r i n
woman, a woman Wit) a hoMttfi ???-.!. j
r?i:nded biat* Hoot t?rta-o
The very men ?h" ?r.uTe<i n.? ?-.1
?wet: the very worr?- who
carelessly by w?ep I w *
flat-cheated and had r-o boat, became;
my moat ardent edm.-ers ?r.OTtlj ?ft?r
I v'*;ned tJCb a w t.:-?rs/v
raeet cf my bust. I th?r-f n
mined that at! women who we*-. |. ?
?hirtc (I oon'.d pr"ft by wir scte-?,,
dtsrovrry and have ? boat like my aertt I
a.?e rr.< ? -p "> a b**T
????)!..? r ? ? <?. .id ?ny ?? .r?t
ti ^11 rr ? f ???- ? i it Merely
? tifivr- '? ? " NaMfBI for repay.
?r.?1 f w.il ? >? %<j y?? prtlmlMi *T
re* ;rn m?.l
, mW # i im that
every lady cai - ? ? oderfwl ?n
? ? .A?
titr.e ?m itj1 > *- ?a?My -im? lata
f.;?,-??? :n the privacy ?f n#r earn
' ?' ?????..? f.e *: ->f ?r
'. Irer^ Mar*? rette M?rU.-.
pi ? '.",?. ,?e 1
riucK roip?? vnn k>:?r?n* or rv ni?i\n Tiar.e-r>t?r?T' h.
?stlfVat tha ar-rrt?* f> ' : frrraaatlea , a -ve ma* ?ataae 'laeaaar*
for -n'Arfln? ?t>'1 r.?j?'fv n? r. ?-?? rnasajO) or writ* ?
Brat: or. !c? l7t?. ard ??rd to-day ? - . ar-- ?? 1 aKt>~?a n-l-a.r*
tor* :-c*r.t atampa for reply. ?e M?rr?r?- r n. ?. ii.??t
ero*' Rom*. Cr?for4 street. UotoVa. w.. aaapjeenl
IHreet sa4 5w?V?t. . ? .
am... . "????.
S?t* ?A? .'??*>r wee ?i<? /? ?fcttia ? isFfv aas immttfml Asa* tkmmU u*?r Madam*
VrWeaa at eata. at aW e*aar i; ''i f'" " ?? frey ?a aar pan, aaa?V r*r
tar gnat cf aar J.jerr?. ?ao1 tar sv> aara ???/<?' 5t far rrdsi^', '? '.?< ej aar aaafe ejjer I
a^vfceje mbnimfii/rrr (o *tf ar*/? * flat leer *?f?'?r ?-? ? Istdir- viri frer rA-jf Imrtr
kmmU aMT la?*e?r toe ?rrr Crr raa-'i-^aaa *? awe (er traavawaf ?? see* a* rery *p
aajaaa a* aat Mmitfrntrnt Auwmi. I
MAY TAKE MATTER
TO U. S. COURT
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.J
Ashiand. Va., November i6.-^The sew.
j^rage matter, which has been the aub
JSCI of contention for ecvcal meetings,
was taken up attain by the Town Coun?
cil- of A?hland at a special meeting
held this afternoon. In regard to the
injunction which is to become effective
on .November 1*. the special commit?
tee, consisting cf E. A. Gray, Dr. A. &
Wray ar.d W. 1* Foy. Which was ap?
pointed at a previous meeting;, was
empowered ti take such action to meet
any contingency that may arlst after
the injunction becomes effective as I
they ma> deem proper.
It was the seuse of the Council that
if the injunction does become effective
that an immediate appeal should be
made to UM United States District
Court tu annul the franchise of the
company on account of Its fsilure to
U\e up to UVs required provisions.
The prine.ua! trouble in the case. K
la declared, lies in the failure of #.!?.
company to pay for the rights ot vn?.y j
outside of the town of Ashland t*)j
Falling Creek, where the sewers empty.
Contracts have been made with prop- |
erty ?wner3, but no deeds procured or
money paid to these or to the parties
who brought the injunction. '
The Asr.land. Gas. Sewerage and Wa?
ter Company is the owning company,
aad it is composed largely of Philadel
ph.a and other Northern capitalists, j
Y. M. C. A. Athletics
The indoor baseball game last nl*nt
between Massey Business College and <
Sniithdeal Business College resulted 'n |
a walk-away for the former. The I
SCOTS at the beginning of the fotirtn
inring stood 6 to 3, wnen the Massiv
bcyg started in with ta*lr batting
cioti.es on. After securing eighteen
runs, with only one man out. the um?
pire: were forced to call the game. In
order that all hands might get after
the refreshments. In the preliminary
game Perkins's team defeated Dun
ford's, 4 to 1.
An exhibition of swimming and life- |
as --ing was given in the swimming I
pool by Messrs. Hope, Vaughan-Lloyd, [
Cork and Conway. Different strokes,
dives and methods of releasing, towing,
etc.. were demonstrated before a large
c owd of students
The standing in the various leagues |
~ed tournaments Is as follows:
Won. Lost. P.C
Burr . 5 1 tu
Langhorn*_4 2 .??7
Graves. 2 5 .2??
Leake . Z 3 .Its
Bsaaaeaw Stem's Volleyball I aagai ?
Won. Lost PC
F .schon .t 1 .BAI
Ballon .4 2 ?87
H-sker . 3 3 .60?
l-av toa . 3 3 600
v.-inters .3 3 ioo j
Berry .. . 0 ? .000 j
Won. Lost P.C.
^ulton . i 2 .714 ,
Briton .I 4 .421 |
D ..-ford .t 4 .421
f'hiipotts . a 4 ?j?
Bowltag Tiaraamsal
Wen Lost P.C i
Spotless . < 6 1.000 ;
' -iykids . 4 2 .46? :
r * 0. 2 4 .?33
V. estmor elands .0 6 .000
? >n Monday night at t I j o'clock
K? .'rr.ar.n dt r0. ***? crow baU with
th* Highlander* There w 11 he ao :
re- f' r fcdmlssi'.r. and the public la
This promise* to be a herd
f-.ugfct game |
CXtSRCISES AT KCTSVH.LE.
r oraev-esawe eg ?ew
neiidla* 1^14 ay
rSpe-<- al fr, Tke Ttmas-Diepetch.) |
L.r ka Mi.Is. Va . November 1C?Th*
- ?ti,r. of trt* ii? w r.'.a-h school
which I* being ere tee at
K? sv:<ie wee laid oa Friday w.th Ma
? ' "-??m'.nlea aXevrvtlle. Charlotte
? r-rtI?rake's Bratte.h and Chase
C-.ry lodges taalr.g part The cere
--??-;??. a?re la r:i*rg* ?f W. <; Wil
?an-.s -l.strirt depaty grand master.
B ght Worshipful John B. Far Is)
sa marshal
SupeMsteadeat 3. t> Ksrgleetoa was
?Tt>^t?d to mafeo ss address, ; ut sa?
ng to a wr*rh en tfc* So,'-.rn t*s
??a detained 3 C Ohrring?.ron
??r.teg to tak* hi* place aad arbeitte*
I fns?if wel' The visiting Masons
?er? given a banquet after the c*>re
oale* >.y the r oro* lodge The n*W
MM biildtng win seat about it.***.
-uTl? of hrlrk ar.d will be a i eras
' r.t to tee tow a.
ss anal
' ?>eesal v? T>* Ttmee) rMepot^S j
Mat.-. N-.vemhrer 14 - ?V>verne>r
J4?a>v OarMed ?t t*ie :??>. merger,t to.
day ao* So j ? alga ttts 'jdfoa to aneeasj
?T- ? nt %m i" rutted ataSe* Pee ?
aror et ahaj ..anda of l<l?<if*aeert-Q"*
emor ?weetspe. sal ebV* art* cwo??w a*.
t-T-M Jadtre j i. paekf. sf SVMar. to
??we eared terw. of tarn ante
VALIANT RETAINED
IN ITINERANCY
Conference Votes in Favor of
Minister Charged With
Inefficiency.
LONG DISCUSSION ON FLOOR
Main Street Church, Danville,
Selected as Place for Hold?
ing Next Session.
[Special to Tu? Times-Dispatch. J
Lynchburg. Vs.. November 16.?The
further discussion of the cue of J. ff*.
Valiant as to whether'he siould bo
located or be allowed to remain in tha
Itinerant ranks of the conference wua
continued at to-day's session of the
Virginia Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Cuurch. South. After muuh
argument )n both sides of tue case
there was a call for the question, and
lag debate was closed. Bishop Denny
put the vote, and Mr. * "al.ant was not
located. The vote stood 66 for and
113 against his location.
Idpeceaae Threatens Pretest.
Before the discussion of tne cast?
was resumed, B. I*. Upacomb statuu
that he warned it to be made plain that
no member in a discussion of tins kind
had the right to laae advantage o>
the circumstances by attacking the
moral character of unotiier nitinoer o
the conference on the floor jf the con?
ference. He said this weh done on
Kriaay. and that he wished to state
that if it was repeated ha would enter
a protest. j
He said that the statement of Mr.
VaJiant on yesterday that the letter
from his presiding elder. J- N. Potts,
which he held in his hand, was false,
was virtually a charge against the
moral character of one of the mem?
bers of this conference, who stands as
high In the conference aa any mem?
ber. This charge, he said, had been
taken up quickly by the representa?
tives of daily papers and had been
published broadcast all through the
Commonwealth. This, he said, would
give the impression to the public that
such attacks on the fl^or of the con?
ference were allowed. He wlsned to
protest against anything of the kind
being permitted again.
Due to MlatatoraaaUee.
Mr. Valiant made explanation that ?
he had not intended to convey the!
impression that Dr. Potts was untrutn
/ul because of the letter he had writ-;
ten. but that, while the .etter was false j
throughout, the falsity WSI due to the i
fact that Dr. Potts had been tnisin-,
formed He said that he would have
made this explanation on Friday but
for the fact that he was prevented
speaking further on account of the
arrival of the time for the observance
of an order of the day.
Mr. Ballant then reviewed his work
on the Berlin circuit.
Sack lag; In Coaassea Sense.
Mr. Potts was the next speaker, and
said that It was difficult for him to
keep his sympathy for preachers from
preventing his doing what his judg?
ment told him was oest for the man;
and the church.
He said he considered Mr. Valient'
lacking in common sense, and while
a man of the best moral character, he
araa unacceptable as a pastor.
He said he had a profound pity for Mr.
Valiant, and had begged him to accomplish
something worthy of a traveling preacher or
ro ask for a location hlmaelf. Everything
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Defend* Valiant.
W. W Lear, of Bedford City, spoke in de
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proof which he considered Dr Pott? had
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}{? recommended tiring Mr Valiant another
year aa a traveling prnecher. and said that
ha considered Mr. Lear's defense, fully offset
and more the argument of Dr. Potts lor SI:
Valiant'* location. Dr Cannon read a nurr.
her of the figures In the statistical report of
Berlin circuit under Mr Valiant's pastorate,
and showed them to be far In advance of
tco?a the year be'o^. and aald that wu
.-commendation for Mr. Valiant.
E. C. Cross, a layman, aald that if
preachers In tho conference war* to be lo?
cated simply because they srere sot popular
with some of their etewn.-ga. than some
paators In Lynchburg and Norfolk ought
to "throw their hats In tba ring"
E. T. Dadmun. J. K_ Jolllff sad W. A. '
Christian, all presiding alders, stood by Dr. I
Potta in his argument for Mr. Valiant's loca?
tion. ?
Dr. Christian objected to the comparative
flgurea Dr. Cannon had presented, atatlag
that four men had been pastor on Berlin
clrrult there before Mr. Valiant, and no paa- i
tor was there at the c'ose af tbt year to j
secure the collections. Or. Christian said
also that while no member of the conference I
would hurt Mr. Valiant, yet the conferor.ee I
owed a duty to the church as well as to |
the preachers, and that he thought Mr Val?
iant ought to go into tba ranks of the local
preacher, and that ha could do good work
there.
Oppose* Has Ihanjanuj,
Oraham Lambeth opposed the location of
Mr. Valiant, saying that the appointments1
ha had served were those which most of the
members of the conference would be ag?
grieved If sent to them, and that he did not
believe the evidence presented waa sufficient ,
ground for Mr. Valiant's location
Tba vota was then taken with the result |
gitan above. I
The report of the committee on conference. |
entertainment was submitted, and Maw
Street Church. Danville, was selected aa the
Place for holding the next session of the i
conference. Tba asm of 12.aw was named la
the report to be used as the conference en
tertaioment fund
The noise 13 u>e conference room was so
great eeavarai times that Bishop Decay said
he did sot know what to go except to aaa
for appointment of a sargcact-at-amu to
preserve order.
W E. Judkln*. the oldest member of the
conference, addressed the body sad ssld oa
account of hie age he did not aspect to at
tead another conference session.
The sail of tha twenty-second question was
resumed, sad was answered with reference '
to eight of the districts of the conference. I
tb? characters of tha preachers la these
districts being gassed. Tha call of this
question will bo concluded Monday.
The aaalvsraary or the Conference Board
of Missions waa he'd this evening.
CMCnliTED
TRAIN WRECKED
[?pacta] to Tba Times-Dispatch j
Now Haven. Conn.. November 1?.?
The Merchants Limited, the crack
train af the New Haven road running
between Boston and New York over j
the Chore Line, was wrecked at
Organa Farms. Conn., at 1:52 to-night.
The train left Boston at S P. SC. The
engine and one puUmac staid on the j
track, hut the four rear cars were j
derailed. Nineteen passengers were j
Injured bat none seriously. I
The wreck took place about live
miles east of Westport, where about(
five weeks ago occurred one of the!
worst wrecks la the history of the j
New Haven road. The wreck la aald to
have bean due either to a broken rail j
or te taking a short ci see-ever at too
great speed The engine sad one par-1
lor car s seat I ever the spat In safety.!
and the other parser ears, the smoker
aad diner were derailed. Tba train,
parted, the forward section running |
I.eee feet before it could be stepped, j
Tba derailed cars leaving the track
ploughed along beside it and were
preventing from overturning by hrl ag?
ing up agalnet a eteacalea The pae
iiagirs were badly ahahan up.
HOPPE LEADS ML
BY ORE FULL6AHE
New Terk. Navaateer 1? -Willie
Hope* to-night Meads all ate epponeaU
hp aaa fan ?ante ta the 1? 2 balk Un
billiard ihantHsnsMs toumamenc
which haa been oa at the Hotel Aetor
gorlag tba past week, aad wasch will
contlstse uaUl Taseday.
Hoppe not distanced his nearest ?p
pooent. Mornlngatar. to-atght. wbea be
moppe) waa fiasa Pessar ist, wnflo
gives the title to the youthful cue ex?
pert
Hoppe clicked off .'.1G while his op?
ponent. Dem&rest, wss making Ml
points. In the other evening's gum*,
blossen outplayed Sutton. 50o to 231.
Asm* Haa Hard Time.
West Polst. .V. y. November tt.?Tr-'!
Army bad a harder time defeating Tufts to?
day than the ?coro ladlfBtss TU? Cadets
were returned the winners by a U to I
score, but In the ?rat t??. periods were out?
played by tha Tufts leans
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