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and Kosarlo. T(if olJiclal tone In
Juarez. whs optimistic. iintl the predic
tion wan made that the real battle of
Torreon lies In the future.
Uvports Unit the 1'cd.ials had K'?t
lulu the rebel rear nt Jimlniz were dis
pelled when It was learned that offi
cial rebel reports to Chihuahua were
coming by wire from a point far south
of that city. This was taken to Intil
<ato that while the rebel forces have
suffered a check at Kpcalon, tho check
wan unimportant.
Further doubt was thrown on F*ed ?
?*raI reports ol a decisive victory when
General Bonavldes, said to have been
killed at 15s<. alon. telepraphed iissur
: nccs of Iii*??''? tv to his father in
this city.
Thousands o? persons in thin section
of the country, whose fortunes are in
volved in military and political de
velopments in Mexico, are anxious for
authnntii information of tho reported
battle north of Torrcon.
Federal agents here asserted that
? lencral Villa Vui suddenly come upon
(!* enemy a hundred miles north of
where he had < xpceicd them, and was
defeated it Ksealon, <>!t the main line
? >f the rallw ly. and at Uosarlo
The number <'t men c-UKattcd in Hie
".l.'ced b.ittb-s can only be jruesscd at.
It is pointed out that the revolutions
? tIi?? last four years have shown con
istently that it takes more than one
? ncav;.?mert to deckle a Mexican bat
I rou|?> Will I.oimc 'l u-Dnt,
\tlnnta, Ua., .March is.?A" small tlo
? ,n -it fI ? >:r. t ? < M V. MOi'!ll!i Infan
:r\ at t-ort M? rhersoti iieie left for
.nn'" 1'ass. 'J e\as. P-Oay. with field
.jmpmcrir ami supplies, ' ' piepar>* Ii>i
'ill' - : t: ? i sjimeiit wno-l; has
Im ? i, i.hici I'll T ? ? Te\.i.s foi patrol W'oi n
.?n the boro.-r i:i connection with the
Me:; ail st'lali.*!' I he mattt ly ?. r
the t -oops a :11 ! ivt t,. mol l ' v, ? ft? ? i ?
Will Mnkr I n ve* I ifttt I ion.
Sa l.>;efCo. < Mai' Ii is ? 1
! r lie iSi'i' V'i I.i!o\ i i i ? ?: i. the
tin rr. I'i.-tii i o: |,i.wer r.ilit'i'inri,
? *ived he i ? frier. Kits. v.m t"-o-i>.
accompanied I>> l..s siaft, and | mm-'m ui i
??v . utomobib- t ? Te.-;ue < titvernor
Velasqucz, asked about tin- shooting of
1 'olmasier .iohns'."ii at 'I > ? Me M?x
? ? an oantlils. sail he inteiaie-.i to -maKe
a thorough investigation.
Kro'i. 'le? ate the liuvtv nor will co
or to Mexn.ili. Jt is stated i.. int. *:us
greatly to strengthen the parrisov.. ;,t
.V.'.'Vh iii: .. I<iim' the bt>r<i?'t
Llld Nut i.pl Miurp Heply.
l-.irodo. Texas. March l* -it- ? : >
Hutchintfs, adjutant-general ot' Texan.
'??-i";ht <h n:? <1 published t<. p. rts that
hud i< 'five i i sharp ic. i.. from
?Joneral Mivruel 1*. Alvarez. Mexican
IV.h ral commander Nuevo l.aredo, in
niiMVi-r to a request !>>r the return of
i.or s- s alleged to have been -tab v. fs
Amc:i ii ranchman. t.'lutH'i.'i V.t
i- ... w i.. ? was put to death at 1 ly o.
.Me\ieO.
1 jspatclies l'fcrr. l.aredo sc. > r .1 ? s
<piote?] Alv: r.-z . s s'l v?; >?>? i ? c to
1!.- .'ijtit; ? t-yet,. ral "th -i. the State
' Texas. it i. IS r . ? . ?> ? pe; ? ? ' a i
\istr. e*nplo> sonic pvrsi-r. a will
advise you that the demand for the
? ? ? :ir:: ? ??" e ttt 1<- ?? ust ?..< . pt c
. jir,.it! . ? -
The tex*t of Alvarez's repiv. made
pul lie l'\ Mutch;*m.- t ? ? r.; ?h t. eat):
"It:for.'t the ;.j. :.ts ?-f > . :rs
to-day. T - . ae.is* ? "ti ' . t w?
i.avi :> coverTin-' .? Ie_.,":. cor.s:;?wt*d
t" w hi h % ? ? address ?. ;:r> -If
r - ? the r-t oper el . ..rods t . t: ? ?.?
with :t t .- matter '?> whi i: yoi: refer
:-!ir-^:i;' he.: ' . ? si-iera': ? ? ldi-itV
... ? 1 .???n.'tit':-. ? i..
? Si^rtied) "MIill'EI. 1'. \1.VA11KZ
May 1 onlrr With I.Intl.
Mt x!co i :ty. .Var-'h ?The ?
i-irture from the Federal capital for
Vera Crux to-d .-.; ? ? J?.>e : .op. -z i r
: illo :? i"' is. Ms-.i.-t-r K re u- . Af
:'..:rs. p ve ris- to rum r? hire that i?
?.?iter.de-.i t" ..infer \\ itl" I_i ;?. < i. p*-:
? : r. t! ve of ! 'r -sMe:; t W : 1 -
Hit: I iiturrn l'uiis.
'.?i: l .... At./ . March 1- ?Tr. .? pri. ?
..;.stitut ; currc.'.y ?da;.
!? ;! to i ? ctr.ts' a pesr>. irr.' -l.
T'r.e M-- a-.tile Companv, on*
*.!.. i.i: i: ? -1 . 1 ??rr ' ir the N rth
Every Man Gets Just What
He Wants at Berry's
Because we lay so much
stress on our extreme style
and novel fabrics, don't
think for a moment we
neglect the man who prefers
conventional dress. Our
clothing covers the whole
range.
Novel ideas in the com
fortable balmacan, as well
as every popular Oxford,
$20 to $30.
The close-fitting, single
breasted. patch pocket suit,
as well as the regulation
business suits.
Extreme styles in walking
coats to the conservative
frock coat.
A suit at $15 that will make any man look well anywhere.
"You can't go wrong at Berry's."
O. H. BERRY & CO.
A
lit
? ?rn part of Sonora. failed to |0|inn Its
door* to-day. The reason j?iveii was
that tlie compan> could not afford to
pay tfold for Us stock and then sell
f<>r rebel money, which is constantly
ilu<-;uatim; in value.
Thlnko VVni Is t hiiiiiIk.
(Special to The Times-Ldspatch.]
Salem, Oregon. March lv?Governor
? >swald West, who returned to-day
from Washinuton Itv way of El Paso
an<i Juarez. declared that it was his
i>t i "f tii.it the l/nlted States iti main
taininc th> Monroe Ooctrine would lie
con. pilled in the not distant future
? i.<t its army to Mexico to restore
peace. Governor West is a Democrat
arid a strong supporter of President
Wilson and Seeretary Hryan. He said
feels so sure that the United States
would have to ^o to war with Mexico
that h> intends to advise tP.?? members
? ?f tie ''reiion National Guard that war
is l oa.iai: and ?"? i thern to immediately
u-t r?*ady for 1t.
Governor West spent two days on
>!? M. \ican bord?. liv visited Fort
Bliss T> x.'.s, visited the troops along
tie i av t crossed the Him and
?? sited in Ju. ro/..
' \ tf?i* k ? ? administration ir do
^ absednt- rmht It. u<dn< ev?ry
?' :?<? j osj.iidc i !<? ? ping out of M-xi
o tarn *.!.<? ? io\>-i'iu>r 'Hut w .? are
maiut&ir.ini: the Monroe 1 ?octr'.nc>, and
1 believe such pressure \\!ii be brought
to l>ear from other nations that we
wiil i ave t" go to war Wh?*n we do
:? will n<-? t.ik soldi,-rs long t'?
e, \ ?)' ' ? Mfxioai eapi: Th\" ;s not
?he oiflicuP :>roble:r. Trouble Is
? -A tf .dice the country
after we u*t t h
TO IMPROVE SERVICE
W - ? ? u to; Mar i; 1 v- As <? ? r- ?
- .'? ' 11s? : Investigation into th*
? b\ ? tar> !{? i
lieid i'ii . v.itli I I'tin r officials
: ? I irtment ? ? Com:ner>", ,
? ? W;. ? ? ^io! . superintendent ?
? ival 'Hs'i :?*: ?. of th' s-rvto-, I ?s
h.-eji d*.-missed and Kdw.ird Gil
l' tie assistant has t ??? n i?p
? iiited Prt sident W ilsot. to sue
. .red him.
No specific charge was preferred
riv.'iin:-: Warriruf.on, his dismissal be
lt i-' d.i> : v i.- raid, to ti . d sire for
(mprovenient in the nervine.
MONEY TO PROVIDE
FOR REFUGEE CAMPS
Senate Votes $500,000 in Urgent
Deficiency Bill Carrying
$10,000,000.
Washing-ton, Maroh IS Af?et via-. :
nr.iua dot"?"?ns?? l>y Srnator
publican. ,<>f th<- i??.?vensnn.'rit'*, ?xpcnril
tures in catlr.v for Mexican soldb-rs and
otlw-r rffueeos in Texs?? and
? 'ali f'Tnin. th?- Si-iint*- to-.lav pavj:??d tho
nrut'it Orti' i?*noy i>i 11. c.trrvinu total
< i mor?' than :l".',i 'f
\v ti - ; w an . ?l<i. .i h\ tl ? S.-nat?- A j I"" - '
prialions OornmilU'i- for I ho i.iaintf
naturc of !? fugee .rii|>*.
An 'tine dru-nt was. ad-,)? 'i to pro
vi.it that t no War iVpartment slu'li
? n (??*'tul this money o:tJ> in f tfir.c: for
.??>li?b-rs and ir;i lary refttir.'os. "l it s.
i'i>\vi vcr, will noi atfwt i'.i< status -f
w>>:n?Mi and children 1* t>;i :ipri with the
soldiers. 'h- -y .ir? r> ^;.r : .is i [>art
? >f ihi> Mi \ -an jtrm\.
S- -ator Hrlsrow. "f Ka:.Mf. opposed
th> appropriation, n^isttnu that j-.ii ??
United States r- ".in! zed n< tro\ ?
? ?rnmortt in Mexico, no foundation his
Icri liiil imi a claim of pavmo'ii S? r
? t<.r l.r.iii.:e ti i tr? rr-.-ei < t
the r^fuKO" soldier.- tot rr.'.v was i>;
.1 -cordn:.. with t- <? international
a sat ?*, but was ? Mt or y !?????. u: ?? of
the treaty :Ipne'l at The liairie by
nianv nations, Incltiilini; th<> United
- avd Mcxi ? . vi.e rnat'-T '?*.
payrr.- nt, re s.i:.!. nu*- he 1 ft until
p.'.t was i '-.stablish'Ml. Seniii.r
V. <?; "??? irrI with . vi?'W.
S -nator Mr.o ?:ht t" limit th?
app: >pr'.;tHo'. r.'r.t n*-? ?ssarj t ?>
pav . i cM'.-rivi-s of the ?:.n !p> i;i :?>
April ui-;:: ir t i. i ? t! ? C'ivp: ::mt>nt
Most Popular School Teacher
THE TIMES-DISPATCH VOTING COUPON
A $500.00 Piano-Player will be given by The
Tiiues-Dlspatch to the moHt popular school teach or
In the city oT Richmond.
1 hereby cast ONE vote for
Name
School
Address .
* Mail all coupons lo POPULARITY MANAGER
Room 4 00, The Times-Dispatch.
This Coupon Not Good After March 25
Contest Ends April itO, 1014.
?n i^iTTTn-?iTinm^r^'',^*"r~""tr'T;'r'; ?''*mi-nwn?tMMtnuwiviti
Vote to Date in Contest for Most Popular
School Teacher
VAMTC. SCHOOL. No. Votes.
Mr. W. C. Looker John Marshall Night School. 5,<50U
Mr. William C!. Jones Madisou 1.8'JSO
Miss Mabel Dobbins Ruffner 1.5-10
Miss Pert C. Myers Springfield I.01H
Miss Rachel Lyon Hainbrhlge 1,850
Mr. \V. II. Cooko Randolph I .-too
Miss Emily Valentino Chimboraxo l,i!Ji7
Mr. G. A. Ritldlck William Fox 715
Miss M. E. Craig Jefferson <?."?:{
Mr. A. H. Conner McGuire 55K
Mr. F. E. Cosby Conservatory of Music 'JHM
Mrs. lv. II. Hoffman Grace Arenis *217
Mrs. T. 1). Eaton Eaton's Shorthand lis
Mr. Henry F. Tliompkins Madison IKt
Mr. H. L. Snead Richmond Academy ill
Mr. John Simpson John Marshall 7?i
Mr. E. G. Routt John Marshall :?;!
Miss Mary C. Anderson Woman's College t?o
Miss Helen Cliildrey . .William Fox j.s
Miss Catherine Cross John Marshall uj
Mr. M. H. Houchens John Marshall u?
Prof. D. R. Anderson Richmond Col logo ;j
Miss Hazel Shackleford Chimborazo io
Miss V. L. Cottrell Stonewall Jackson H
Miss Inez Fox Chimborazo n
Miss Jessie Hay ties Fairmount r>
Mr. P. H. Washburn John Marshall
Miss H. Pulliani Bellevup -
:--bo?Wl dispose of the refuses by sen 1
ini; ;hf>m into M.-x lco territory con
iii>Ur<i 1 v 11-,.? Hneri.i (fOvernmt>nt. Son
111? ? L-u'sff that this ivniiH h"
> violntio- <>f neutrality and virtual
\ ?:n i n'li in I i hall' of ihe limit i
roRime.
Tho I '11 now po- ^ to conference bi
twtfii th* t?v.? i. ; i>es.
GAINlN"coffoN EXPORTS
I trrvrjixr in Shipment** ol
HrriitWliiKs, Mnil unit llnlr; I'ruilurtN,
Wnt. !: Lton. Mar'-ii IS.? I*i-binary's
exports "i cotton Nhmvi'd ;in (nrr'iis<
of SI 3,'"?00.lKii> over February, 11*13, and
r
no time for trifling
^ ^ ^ ^ *i?WW>WI'll ???III WW ?- _l W f ? I ??'!' ? 'rrrT~"
i MET A FELLOW BACK THERE who owes he teh
DOLLARS . * here'S YOUR mofley. Bill" HE SAYS ?
v hamg OtlTO IT UtiTIL i COME BACK". SAYS l/l'm im
A HURRY TO get A PACK OF piepmonts
oftsoi ii J i 0. * i ? ? \ 000 <i r< a so ^ ii exports
in breadstuffs. it J . <?>"<).timi decrease In
moat aii'l dairy products. and a 51.000,
ilo [??.'s. it. nitlon-f-cd oil, ;?? ? i?I -
iug t<> statIs tics lssu<-d to-day by th?
Department of Commerce.
Total ?'.\ports of dom?-stle breadstuff?,
?? iton ami cotton .???????I oil, food ani
::;;'.ls. moat md ?lairy products and mln
? :;.l oil; during Kebruury wore 5 7 7 7. -
' ? . an 1!i? *i "iih'j of tSZ-.W* m .m
, i'< t rtiarv, l'ji::. For the eight month.*'
? r.dir.g with February exj oris of thtv
: ? r t i ? ? I ? s :imo'.i:.t'-fl ?i> \ - 1 i'?,2U2.1 ?.?> ati
i of 1?3.'.?M.S77 over l-Vl.Miuty, '
Cotton ??:;po! t?, Increased mo ???
titan S'v.'t'M'.o j0 for tho eight-month
period.
DOMINATED BY MEAT TRUST
A renillnf'.i Ueef Intltintr.T llvrnei) t>T
I liirtIKU lluilKi'k.
Wasnington, M.u h IS.-?ilow Ar
g' ntine's beef industry, which ships
millions of pounds of intat Into the
j I"n11??<! Statin monthly under the 11\v
' tariff law. Is dominated by tJi<? Chicago
.? l.itiulit? rink i- tl packing companles
nhl<*h "do I.; tai the major portion of
th< entire I:u.-1ii' s.m," 1.-- described in a
' :rrii* r'. l.ullotln" i.ssui d to-da> by ,
tit* I><-partm? t.t of Agriculture.
Thiit Argentlm he-.f has caused h re- '
?i i Con 'ii the prices of tnoat In tho ?
Cciti ii States lias neon gen< i a 1 ly sup
posed, but the department's bulb tin
remarks that "it in not aiisumi'il that ?
11s?- American-controlled compani- " in
the Arri t'.tln?* are using Argentine beef
to beat down tho prices of Chicago
: hoof."
A*. the present time, the bulletin i
?.a.VM, there arc nine i .stahlishinonts
for slaughterlng chilling or freezing
\ and exporting bee? in or near Hu<nos
[ Aire;-, and five of tiio.se companies art;
1 owned or operated by Chicago houses.
ENJOY SIGHTS OF THE ZOO j
| Mi.iH K.lenoor Wilson an?l srnn 11 < oni
pun Ion* \ Irld to Templing Sunshine.
(Special to The Times-1dspatch. I i
' Washington, March is. - The tettipt
1 injr hpring sunshine lured Miss Klenuor
'Alison, tho fourteenth White House
bride-elect and two email companions,
* liny Salllo McAiloo, the ten-year-old 1
daughter of her Mance, and Mary Tu- ;
' innity Into a spring Jaunt at the Zoo- 1
. logical Cardens thH morning.
For tv\-> hours this young woman on ?
whoso romance the eyes of tho whole; )
world arf- centred enjoyed ^?wlth the
children the sights of the beautiful
out-of-doors zoological gardi;n. They
i frolicked with the polar bears, r?-st
' le.ss with the spring warmth, fed poa
, nuts to tho monkeys and watched at a
1 safe dlfoaiico the gambols of tin- tigers
and lions.
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY
j >lei? r'lmrRi'il With l'!vuiliil|i (<uirru> '
ment 'lux on OlfoiiiiirKarlnr.
j Chicago, Altirch IS. John !?'. .lolko, \
; piesldent of ttie John !?'. .leike Com- j
? pany, and eight ofliciais and former em- i
? plo;. es of ti e company, were found i
j guilty to-night of oonsniracy to do- I
fraud tin government by avoiding the !
t;?\ in selling oleomargarine. 11. 1*. I
Mcl\'ii land, a clerk, was found not
i Kutity. |
The indictments charged that the
defendants evaded the government tax
by selling white oleomargarine and
giving tin retailers coloring matter
and Instructing them how to nso it.
Counsel for the convicted men en
tered motions: for a new trial, and Judge
ttieiger set the hearing on tlie motions
for April S. lie announced that tho
bonds under which the men now are at
I liberty would bo suflleient until the
hearing.
HAMMERSTEIN SUES TENOR
' Seeks in Itecovrr 325,000 for Alleged
lirrncli <if Cm:tract.
(Spoeial to The Times-I>lspatch. i
New Vori.. Marcii 1 K.?Kloreneio Ooi".
, stanilno. tho grand opera tenor, ap
peared to-iia \ In the Supreme Court to
(testify In the action brought b> Oscar
I I liimmersl e.in to recover $25,000 for al
j leged iireach of contract. Hammerstein
I alleges he had a contrnet wltli tho
J singer for 1 Sins. and K<10, but Con
stantino failed to give hiin his ex
clusive services.
Constantino said to-day that Ham
merstein agreed to advertise him in a
certain way, and then neglected to
carry out iii*i promise, lie said the ad
j vertislng was much less than the con
tract called for, and that Hammerstein
! had slighted him in Paris and in New
! York.
Judgment for 9'tll.OK.
Jti.iftmrlit fin ViltOS wan entere<l In tiio
I'lty f'lrniU Court yesterday !n favor of M.
I.. l.lpKcomh i?K;?tn!<t II. S .Venning*.
Arretted fur Assault.
1 fharle* Iloliiies, colored, wan nrresteil
i yesterday by Policemen Hrnnnan nnd (!raf
I tAn <>!? tho ehnrfi'i of hlttlur 1-ou Wyatt,
1 Jil*i? cvlornd with .? buttle.
Asks Why flc Is Singled Out foi
Cruel Discrimination by
Attorney.
ONLY QUESTION IS OF SANITY
1'rotcsts Against Payment of Big
Sum I?y State for lii^
Services.
The following telegram, dmied by
":"'iy K llitiw, wan received |;mt
evening |?y The Times-Dispatch:
Concord. N. II., March IS.?Mr. Jerome,
with lus customary capacity of ti ? ;ii?
to blind the people on the'evo of tin:
vote, has K'Vfii the m \va|ia|M>r.? n shim
in answer to l?r. I'ailthursts voluntary
statement to st<i|, this persecution,
luos.initiK lus remarks by stalliithat
the public tihoiihl have no sympathy
for mo. in m> .statement nf .satuiuay
I particularly dated I <lnl nol ask for
s> mpathy. but only Justi. and bv tu: -
tlc?? I in.-. ni that the Lulled States
< not r. cni'd ;i . use of homicide
under sio h provocation, win-re :i man
has mi IT e ied lunivr than seven y. urs
of punishment. 1 l.uvi' been imprisoned
clulit. 'I Iicii I ;ij. 1; til. !><??? |?I.? of On
state of Now York why I should be
singl. d out for tliis cruel diseriniina
tion which has been leveled at lie.
Mtily one I e.' -on, and that l:i t., I h
tile pocU.ts of my advert nry. Tins
man. who. in his unbridled audo-if',
Hot only ???ccived in l'i|:i from tii? State
t ri'iisn rv 11 (?.<'< :[ for ni hiiliiiiiK co|-|.;i?
Pi oc-edi.ms, but now seeks to furtlor
enrich himself 1>\ Ji'i?,"r.'i mote
I submit to fellow-citizens that t
only iju- stion Involved it: the pre-ent
plot is tiie i|iii<>tiii<i of toy ?,att
1 ty, I have now been forced to onduro
two examinations by men appointed by
honoialde jti<lg?*s. lite commissions i p
poillted bj .lust Ice Kit '/.(.? er-ilit. of the
New York Sutiret .- *" < ? i: ?? t. and b\ Jud?:e
Aldrich. of the t'l.ited Staler coutt,
two o?on t ii - a i: o
ISnth these commission utiatiiinously
reported nte yet. this prosecutor
who fal: tdy (.:?te,| y?i;t..-day that h."
has believed f was insane, has the
sill rontery to attempt to force his in
dividual egotistical opinion upon the
public to the prejudice of my ri^-iit:-:
against the opinion of the t\ o duly
appoi nteil cotnni issioris.
On ml .lu.llditl Murder.
How murk more must I endur. V }*.i;t
lest Ills h vpocf l*y .ni^'-l not 1>. u;>
folded t . tii. people. to wt.oM I ha?? ?
appeal- d. I draw t;,.dr attention o t;.
umli-putum.- rai that t:.i rran in l'oi,"
dared to attempt a Judicial munlet by
i roH"cii:i! .? u man whom he now say's
he b> lb-ved to b. insane, when Ills du;>
lay to 1 obi ti c .vales of Justlci ?-vei .
Tli<~ next ye.,- V| to. second trial to
stated to tio Jure rotllcial recoiil). 'No
"tie e pretended I.I..it. for tic- '.Wo
? ar uearl> In ha? bee., |j( th- To; i >s
lie has be.-.i in.?i!'i' " And "there i.M no
evidence of delusion i: the sliKb
decree on his part. and "1 >o \vc| think,
?e:itlemati o-< iury. when ym: io..k
at Mrs. William Thaw, on t.. ? -land,
that sh? was tv,. type t>f woman that
would :. I low an Insane son to marry?
I think not. a ml certain people w.iibi
be- only too itla.i to liav.- this ??!)..v.
Jo I ? . I.. ... ti so ;
would not torn. out . and "ind
s'rlke Coiiisto.-k IrrationalKui ii
the sjirne year, within s ? months. Mr
Jerome appears in my bale-i.i corp>i.n
proi.eedilil-:: . 111.I. > s paid alienist or.
i ? f land ;.nd attempts tc prov< me I
Hut in i i
lnr. . f.?r <
never has l
retainer of
stat - merit
paper j-t.-i
? d. celt dpes not .-.-a
tcrday He bald, "liier..
ii ar / ,-iK r? "tn? ? I a ? to
?s ' at,.! lie. si oner . . hi -
i llshed t ban to-.ia \'s
P.ciude,i
bill -.t apT-t.-val vouoherH for 1
\ -ec performed b\ William T Jerome
duly erlli' d b> proper . r!!-da\ its oi
?o il Cliiln anr He Is ti r. .'or. .|e
C'i\-|fif not j i;?i i vUlually, hut tip
fi'ihllc, .mid i-.e must be a paranoia.
tii.- ntallpuant type
No Iti-frreaci- to ItrkoluHull.
1- r Mr Jei-O! <? doe; not in way
'i: ti.. resolution l..-i?.re >!,.? a-.
-s mhi;,-. The r.-Hol'ltion c lv . alb d
1 nfortnat ioi: :? s to v. .;-, men v. ! o
?1' -' * * - s< p.-. i [ j?,; vt a t' - a w a n 11 i \
not b-en ptirstj. a;th'-tigh uni. ;? ie
cllctinent; why J500 \yas ofTcred In mv
'?a!,.- and onI> -<.?'? in all others -.id
enemy ettip|o>(e by tio- St..t, to dueo
me. ami no a'-r.ipt made to .-i.a:...
ot !.'-rs, sine, s .i rmte. l.-nt Keii,. 'i ?
M.itte.iwji , admit-, ti, ? re -it. u p-ast
',e hl>: .?? ??iipe . ry . ar; why
I.row. aid i-'i.-hb.I: villi, t.Kitil." ...
'aped from Muti. him,, ,,or i? .. ,
Imlicted for cotts|iir:ie;. ;?? J was. ..r
e\ e|| plil'KUed, or why othei ca-.s of
t. ros dl.sci iinina tion against tio- iiave
been perpetrated.
Mr Jc.otm h.'is not li.nbd tii.t Ic
on . red and ?? ... tried V? f.,j. . i
m
.i.
O U buy your
first Hal 1 mark
Shirt brcauae it
looks so good. You
keep on buying
Hallmark Shirts be
cause they wear
so well, and so
comfortably.
/\ million men givr ten.
, timony every rnotninj;
to Hallmark excellence.
At all dealers.
fl, $1.50 nmi up
HALL, HARTWELL & CO.
Troy, N. Y.
Just a few day* more for
you to supply your needs
at a small cost.
We carry everything in
the House Furnishing line.
. KLEIN &
SON, Inc.
3 E. Broad Street.
SPECIAL OFFER
Fine, sweet toned
BANJO
worth $ to. Now
$7.98
. 'Ic?vy niclc?(l-pliitecl shell, cull
m-aH nn.Mb?,,y "l,BOr hoar(l' with
mmU'I ,!ml Prof?H?Io,.
inouei, iniiy guaranteed.
i it i<: k
with o;icli ban Jo purchased now wo
-III include free u romplcto cony of
Janjo. A hoIMiih true tor that will
enable you to phiy easily.
ANNA PAVLOWA
'!u> Academy April 2. Tho
dannng sensation of the age hi
Iliir buIhit" BOClPtV
M udlM./ 'v110,1 h con,l>any or so.
Hymp)??r, ,^a.
?<? s-l. On anlo March li:< ut '
Thsf^rfei/fjjmpanii
The House lliat Made Richmond Musical.
j i ti' pretense .if j, i..
',r'l ?M?I. II,? ,llur'"K iny
' ? .I his ..i,r im.i , 'l""y "'?* '
' K r??ii j.?i it,? i ' V ^lOoti hi y
M.li III luM u^ "0l ,i""V ti>H
11'^ n I.IM i'l1'", !'
a.'lll IM.'I II I '11' ae.-usJV* sla,",,'r
"?? OWIi'lcMow/'
? 1.1 ? ??in.-Hi um in ni uii"?'* ' an>
nw^ri, \ oui-Jhts iUii i Wht"
' "i"l-tn.il. . s oil f, 'll : "? ?./>?
' "?V u.i.m-. <??.; ? -,! r, .till"? it..
t v\ , i ?*i': StatO, Illoif
"If ill t a f |.ii l' ?? v I,. i he v% ;i M
?'?< i"i<ii:,? ;i? ,,VV ' ""u
Hi'- Xurth a a
' i.v i| " ,, u"i!. '???., t? Culc
.V II.
beon -?nt!?uou(
... m.i inMi';Mto?l, hiii<
*"V':VV" ."V Introduced i,
<//. ;,trw l?
III <? ? 1 Ullhfcai'l-of pro
for Uie revolution.
II. K. THAW.
' in-.I r?r Simditj Sliavlnjg.
;i -, ? . .. ? ?' liir Jffi^rvj'i
. .' .. proprietor i.i thr ?
' ' . . _ ?''K' M r- an i w .v.. v
"? f' y?? i^ril/i v
El
? - . hart.
?:? - in.ii.,. Mar
? t?5?i.?a -
: him.
Inn
OBITUARY
Mr-., .lull,it, I'oBnnr.
! .-?.????? il . . TI . T; III, . . * ? . [ ,.,.h
I ? I -1-.IHk'h.1 if V;. , M , , ..
flKhhr 3W&6&
of,,|>Hl^y!!!"',T,J"K
(illlM-rl SIII\ IoII.
>r?i-ci. I n> TI Tlrnof. -In.spa u-?
Alexandria* Vn., March IS.-?Ollbdrt
Huxton, Klxt.y year? old, a ulanshlowo,
..f P, :.,ylvar,i. . '
Tl'' , ><lv ."hlpiM-d I'tiil;
?.-?:||| l:i.
Jom-pli ?iKiu.
|S|.. . i .) I., Tho Titn. f,.|.?isi,iiU !.
Alexandria, \ a _ !s.
A. ,\lI>;in. nwiitv -v.-i. vearn cj.i ' i
?las?blower, died to-day in tho homn
" '? ':i' ' r- ..ti>. I'tiirii:. I>rl*??-t>]; .)
Noiih < ..1 .iit.ii> H11 <-"t I!.- ,V!IS ..
tl\.- j '<:jM?Jy!vanla and uiuiKi rrled.
% lliort II. MctsKct".
i>|MM-inl to Th?- Tlrm *-1 ?isp:.trh. J
A ).? \;tiid r I.:. \ :i . March I s ?Albert i;
r. I vrrity-thK?.; y -nrs old. un
r;i;i i l ied, di.-.l \ c; ti;i day. J||8 funerai
? ii! tai.e |.lao?; on Friday.
Mr*, l.r ttIn Carter.
(Special if. Th? Tinirn-Olepritvh.
Kr?? dfr 1 ckshni-u. \*;i . March IS. ? Mr^
Lowl? Carter. thi.s < it v. died aud.
d.Tily on Monday ;,i the homo of hoi
p.-r.rits, Mr a:,.i Mr>. ii ,\. Wllliarn
ii-nr Spot-Ivanla i ?..in ;h..n o, wh. r.
silo v.-.-r,! ..T. iirda;> i'..r a visit SI..
w.-ih tw.-Tity.thr -.- voara o!.| and Is cur
v v.-d by h?r husband and n thro*-vcar
"!d son, ; parom.v and thr.-e broth jrw
?ItMtr|tli llrrnrit.
I Spoclal to Tho Times-r>ispiitcli.)
I lofthMvllle, \ a . March IS. -Joseph
i.rjant, a_ proinliiont and proapo.roti>
1 .riiuT of ni'ar I lea! hsvllle, droppo.l
<t. .'I while wnlkInj; across iho floor .v
oim bf'lroi.m. it is ).Hi. v.-d lo-art fall'
hi.. w-i? the cause. ho had been la
excel]?>nt health. II- is survived bv hl>
wife an'l a larne family of grown boys
and Kills. Interment was in the c?mo
i.-ry of (V.rni Ha ut ist t'hurch, with soi
vices conducted by liev. A. J. Heaniy.
tl", I.ucy ('. .Malonjr.
1 Special to The Timc.s-JUspaleh.j
iirooktieal, Va, ATarch IS.?Airs Luc
?Malony, widow of 1*. 7'. Alalonv, died
it the home of Wirt Willium.-i, at Hat
Creole, on Tuesday evening. Had Mrs
Malony lived until July :m, she v.oubi
hu\e been oiKbty-Hix years old. Siie t ;
sur\'ive<] by live ohildron?Mrs. Wirt
\\ illiams. Air;-. Rosa Mass and Mi?.
Mertha Ma lony. or" Hat Creek; David
Malony, ??f Darlington Heights and f>!
Jack Malony, of DynciiburK.
DEATHS
1 '< 'IN I'HIXTIOIl.? Died. yeHterdav. March
IS, at o'eloi-K, at the ' lielrcat
for the Sick, A1ISS AIAI'.V R. I'MIV
DRXTKIt.
She will ho buried TO-DAY at 11
fi'doei: Icivervlew Cemetery. .Ser
vices nt tin! grave.
NIC A L. Died, at the resilience of )i< r
ilatiKhtor, Mrs. ]?'. II. Herndon, 22.1o
1'ark Avenue. Wednesday morning.
March Is. at I o'clock, ai'ior a abort
illness .it |iiieumr,niu, MUS. K1,1Z\
I5KTII AIKItltiMAN .VKAI., wife 'of
the hue William A. Xcal, of Xott.o
way t'.unity, \'a. She i.s survived |c
oil'- son and five dauph?crs^M'harle'i
A. Xeal, Airs. J. II.' Thompson, Mr
1-'. H. Herndon. Airs. I>. E. Walk ins
ot' Uichmuml: Airs. II. 10. Itovkin of
Italtimore, Aid., and Mrs. John' X
Martin, of Xewport Xews, Va.
The funeral will take place from
the residence of Mrs. Herndon 223n
I'ark Avenue, at 1?: 1 r. o'clock AM
TJH'ltSDAV, .March 1!). Interiue'i,i
at I":.10 I'. M. in the family burvint
Kiound at Durkcvllle, Va.
nun:?Died, March 17, 10H a? he.
residence. .*,0:i North Sixth sin.,..
MRS. !,Oi;iSA I.KWi:i,hi;x TIM-i
widow of Joe D. True.
Funeral services at the Krave ln
Hollywood at .|:;io TO-DAV (Tnnr.
day.)
!LA UK.?- filed, at tho Memorial Ho*
pital, March IS. 1014. ,,t I Mr. o cloek
RICIIAltD CLARK, a*ed fortv- iVei,
yfjiirp. t * IVU|
Funoral notice later.