The times dispatch. [volume], September 14, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

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Opening at Carolina Indicates
Best Year in History
of University.
SUFFERER FROM TUMOR j
?Commander IIIkcoc l mlei Knife hi
.loi,?, HoiiUinn iiokiiltiil.
I'URKO-iTALIAN PEACE PACT
flelleved Thiil (he l im in? Proposed]
Will lie Veeentntile.
IN AIR IN BLAZING BALLOON
Veriihiiiil Milken Stiece.sMlui Oefiecnl
rroin HelulH "I j mihi |'e, i.
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ALLEGES BREACH OF PROMISE
Berry's for Clothes"
''Hero's 0 sassy bonnet!**
' v popular in New York.
Right horc; nlso?in,nd doz
n's pi other stylos, $2 up.
And suit.-j that disport
i. 1 ?: ? /Ivos oii the cii-<-?-*t
?'hite Way ?you can hear
idiii before thfoy'Ve turned
(i n of f| it let taste
Med- quiet lead
M.jy.- and coni
blue, beautiful
'? 1.able iiiix
Co.-crcti Thickly With Tar bj
Band of Masked
Women.
HUNTERS" BODIES FOUND
TART FOR HOT SPRINGS
Why pay 30 to 40 cents per pound when by using
you can cut your Baking Powder cost nearly half? At
the same time obtain a ; urer arid more wholesome
baking powder than any other.
Sold by nil good Grocers, Insist on having it.
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j TIltiESDISPATCH, Sept. 14th ' ' '?
?> Cut out the above rouo' n, with fiva Ottlar? of cur.tr rutiv e ?1 et e?. necl pre?jnt &
p lhi>in st lhi? office, with the expante bonui i mount herein ?<-? oppoiitc any 't?h>
V of Dictionary ?elaeted(which covers ttu Heu-,? of the cait of packln?, exprata <t
? from the factort, checking, rlerli hrr., r; I other Becaliar* EXPENSE itrui.). ^
5j cud recei?a iour choice ot thru. . ro t. . II i
Will Be Given Real Old-Fash-1
ioned Birthday Party
on Sunday. i
Beverly, Mass., September 13.?t'rcs-i
Ident Taf's visit to hl? favorite aUtit,
Alisa i ?? i: t Toir< .?. i t MUlbury, on i to?
day, is im ! e more than on ordinary
one, tor he "ill be llfty-ftve years old
?
fashioned birthday party with ::" sorts]
oi good tilings to eat. Scores of Tarts
Crom tli.; surrounding towns arc ex?
pect) : io shake hands with their most
distinguished relative.
Tlo Presidents birthday will not be
marked by any celebration nsldo rn m
thai given by Aunt Delta and othor
i. luti.. .j a( MUlbury, but oven then >i
win differgreatly from in* fifty-fourth
iiriv-ti.ii.I birthdays. on b -tli
Ilia , President started
und the
ind
of t hes<
out from Bycrly "ii "swings
..ale." Thi ttrst trip took him
III.O?U miles of rallrbnd, and thi
last year over l?iOOt),
Teh grams w- rb recoli'i d to-d;
Iho executive oillecjs from .<. A.
mriti for Washington SStiito, and
tlir
III
r-I?>. Jr.. of ihe National Man
oni Ti xas, had appoint nicht
th the president.
DCDCIO Of
sUDCLd Kl
(iaGI
oiii the linn
f ? It I'ort lili
be placed at i
III-.-ell.
?
?
ti. s, iii,d that
crowd that
THE WEATHER.
Forecast! r..r Virginia, Vorth und
South t n ml I h ii ? I,..ein rains SalurdHj
und prohnbly Sunday.
Special l.oehl llnln for Yesterday.
Ai cum. delicti
l.oenl m.srn
Ii ci March
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itifall sit.
. . 4.18
m. Yesterday.
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l?M)ITIO>S in IMI'OltTAVI' C'TIRS,
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TO f'lonrtv
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Is Clear
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CS Cloudy
78 Clear
I' . icorly
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II I?11 f T11>K:
strangcd for Twenty Years
From General Sickels, She J
Saves His Treasures. '
New York, September 13;?This was
ic day sei tor the sale of the art
easures of Liouerul Daniel 13, Sickles,
iteran soldier and diplomat, who i:i
eighty-seventh year bf Iiis rom?ii
. ud honorable life hud .i with
ich roveirses tliul the sheriff had ,
in called upon u> Mettle u $S,20t)
idguient obtained b> the Lincoln I
. . t Company.
hut the sale will riot lake place.J
hi riff llarutlrger (luictly announced;
tut the juugnicnt hud been sUilstlCU.
lie Vi ne, aide gellet ul will COlllillUO
i tho possession u: the things
uauty and untliiuity whlcli have been
cnii I delil-.llt his waning days. I
That is pet haps all thai llie bust-1
. .... World Hoi.ul euro lo know. UUt
ellinU it?llic cause ot U?iviifi an actI
i gentle sacrifice, a '..bate to the i >? j
luiitic past, Lhiit stirs the heart .....
light the set tit ut r'.'L'i: leaves uooil
liiIIi foi'giHlen urn.
\\ He lias i ix cd \\ lib Son.
?
curs ago, and from whokii tili lias been
:
veraI weeks ago the announcement!
1
I Y.'OUId be sold at pulillc auction t<> I
. ?
? Ii. w near. No Intervening Cl> -1
vs tioii much they mciuit iu him, j
I'iiwns Jewel* in Aid IIlm.
United States Forced to Act for
Protection of Lives and
Property.
threatening. American and otner lh
The gunboat Wheeling, at Gunntan 1
mo; the gunboat Tacoma, at Uliie
Heids, Nicaragua, niui the protected l
. 1 ic bea Moihes. at Key \\ cut, each
1 nrrylhs a complement of marin, s and
n f?ll crew of bluejackets, arc th-.
most available forces for the work, i
None Is mor.e than three days away'
from tli? Island.. The gunboat Petrel
alreudy In Santo Domlrigiiu waters.
t'ttu customs houses of the Island,'
com 1 olieu by the United States by
treaty, must in; protected against sei/.-'
ore by 11 revolutionists. Further than
that advices this morning conveyed
news ul serious n nature that the
.'. ii. Department began preparations
?
The littest outbreak Is believed to
be promoted by the prime movers in,
the t< en; Insurrection whlcli cul?
minated In tue battle, of liebajoii.]
\ugusl 4-G, whet, that place was tftkeri
by the revolutionists. Latest reports
to ihn stat.. Depart merit Indicate that
notwiihstandiiiH rtassurlnB promises
from the ? nilnl eth government; that
revolution hover has boon completely
s ippresscd, but has smoldered only to.
brntvlt out afresh and with greater In- i
tenuity.
Officials her. believe the movement
if becti fomented by a junta In New !
Vo'rh . Oehetnl Horatio Vasqucz, a
protnlheiit momhei ..f the Cabinet of
klonl CacnreS, who was ussassl- |
I lasi n?mber, und a candidate!
f ii the presidency when General Ku
Indlo Victoria was elected, Is Interested
In it When Victoria assumed the
pre, Identlal chair, Vasiiuea lied to
. liaita, and afterwards was reportod
in New York.
Although tho rebellious sentiment is
posed to bo widely disseminated,
i ? focUs Is between Puorta Plata. On
the north coast, and Sanchez, on Hie
News n ached here. to-day of n
.sanguinary battle within the last
forty-eight hours nt a small town In
j thill section Although the DOihlttl
cm government claims victory for Its
army, the rebel movement is believed
to hive sustained 110 Serious check
find further hostilities are expected.
OfllClnls of the State and N'ayy De?
partments have decided oil fu. ther ob?
servations and to await development*
? of the next day or two before dts<
patchlng warships to the lsl"-nil.
Thi Pctro) is on her way t? Ouan*
' tannino to replenish her coal supply
Shi will promptly be dispatched to
the east or north coahi of Santo
Domingo when "he lias Ailed her
, btipke . utili ?:? it Is found Piat the
bout Whecllhi* Is more available
DRAMATIC DEATH
OF GENERAL NOG!
AND HIS WIFE
(Continued ITrohi l'nst Page i
palace. Among them wen? the hpldci
of orders of merit, olllcials of many
ranks, ministers ol Stale, Korean p.- rs,
members ol the two houses oi Parlia?
ment and of the Imperial Cab.net
! csidctttH of provincial dsscitnblles,
the Mayor ..f Tokio and the chairman
ol the Tokio City Council.
.
slt.1 Including that from the United
States, htuded i>y Phllithder C. Knox,
In the ceremony. The special envoys
and the foreign diplomats, resident lit
Tokio, weiit directly after tin con?
clusion Ol the funeral service to
All tie oll als had Bothered within
an lomr. lind at i o'clock they iyur*)
conducted by riiastei'B of ccreuioulbs
to places at Hie eulriiiicu of thi) palace,
The great funeral car, attended bj
lank, wealing th- ancient national
.??out mourning lostum , COilSlstih|j ul
? Hi ge. the lm?V
were tin giant
lighted candies.
1 .v Li 1 of the lull
in llguroi
nigh naval ami military oUlcers noted
?
ai d ;.i ecedlng Prim ? Kannii iht r< p
resentatlve of Kmiier?r VOshlhltb In the
procession. After htm en me a number
of the princes of i:?. blPod, with their
?
peers. The late IZrhperar's 1 clans
followed, and then came th" ministers
of i t?te and more officials, the proces?
sion concluding with sotrie thousands
of soldiers and :- illorfl.
Th ? . nilre division of tho imperial
bodyguard inarched behind tie blilh.
- diu representatives of all the army
division's and 10.000 sailors from tho'
lo-.t. Thousands of other troops lined
th.- rout,, from tho palace t-. Aoj irhn,
All those who participated in the ior
?
triovi ,i from the palace through tho
grounds arid over the great double
bridge used only by the Krrtperbr him
self and by foreign ambassador.s and
Be. nt digliltnl ies.
A great throng filled the space on
tl.Hier side of Co- bridge, and a
peculiar effect was produced ns the
io icossion passed through their rriuta
ranks, only the- a bund of weird Shinto
music breaking the sllenc,-. Thi scene
was an Impressive and spectacular one.
The route took the procession ptist
most of the public buildings and em?
bassies. Including that of the United
StllteS.
F.mporor I'oshlhlio to-day promul?
gated an amnesty edict, the details
OBITUARY
Mrs. eilen .?.. IfcKensle,
I .-!>? eiai to The Tithes-Dispatch -,
Salisbury, N <".. Hoptombor JH.?Mrs.
mien s, McK. rt?icj aired soventy-one
years, died al her homo in Salisbury
last night, following u stroke of par?
alysis Sustained some Weeks n!|o. She
is Sui-vived by Several stepsons among
,"lftcm Sheriff .1. ii. McKenzie Dr.
\V. W McKeii/i. , of Sallsl.urv and Rev
10. X. Mi 1< . n/Ii , of Southern i' lii i, s c'
and by one daughter, Mrs, c. M Stim
n?r, of Lin6olnton,
DEATHS
SHORTS.?Died. Thursday, 10:30 A M .
nt his; residence. I20f| St. James'
Street, SIIBPPARD tVi SHORTS,
aged sixtv years, who for forty-two
years was lanltor supreme Court of
Appeals.
Fitnoral pdndav. ii a m., pirst
Baptist Church (colored), Pointe, nth
ami Broad.
RlDDKl.D?Died. September in, 1012,
at x:if? A. M.. at tin residence of her
grandparents, Lewis nhd rtosn Jones,
No I 101 \\'e; | BrilAd tUleei. VKR
m.i.i. RIDDELL, Infant daughter of
It Dsn Jones lUddell and Leslie lad
deii. ng< four months,
Funeral notice later.
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Baker Eros, Marke!
8~--Wesi: Broad Street---8
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SIRLOIN STEAK. I it
ROUND STEAK. ItJC '
CHUCK STEAK
POT ROAST. ...
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9candl0c
STEWING BEEF.
SHOULDER OF LAMB. I Lit
LEG OF LAMB. l<3c
LAMB CHOPS. I?C
BREAST OF LAMB. 9c
18c!
PORK CHOPS OR STEAK.
BEEF LIVER. l?c
REGULAR HAMS.7777. ... I fee
PICNIC HAMS. 12k
CORNED BEEF.9c to 12?C
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. .&&z
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