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VOL. XVII., NO. 184.
ASHE7ILLE, N .0., TUESDAY- AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.
PRICE THREE CENTS
The Board of Trade
Is Winning Its Battle
IS -
7 FULFILL
GET SHI
ITS PROMISES 0F1S
KBIS
MOTHER
THE GAZETTE-NEWS reprints
herewith again today the names
of those who are showing their
faith In the future of the city by help
ing supply the funds needed, by the
board of trade. It 1b seldom that
such a list of names has been joined
to a single purpose In Ashevllle.
Here are competitors in business,
schools,, physicians, women, men,
banke, and preachers all uniting !ln
this great effort to make the city big
ger and more prosperous.
the builders the backbone of the
city. ,
; Many names have been added since
yesterday and we are nearly two thou
sand dollars closer to our' goal than
we were on Saturday.
If your name is not on this Civic
Honor roll wont you think the matter
over and see if you haven't as great
desire as anyone to see Ashevllle kept
to the front and let the board of
Trade know how strong Is that desire?
Ashevllle can do what she sets out
to do. '
. Ashevllle can win.
. She will win.
"Let's all pull together then and
make her win, now."
Ashevllle Grocery Co.
E. W. Grove
J. E. Rankin
Tench C. Coxe
Citizens Bank
Bon Marche
Battery Park Bank '
Asheville Power &
Light Co.
O. D. Revell
J. L. Alexander,
(Battery Park Hotel) '
Wachovia Bank
F. I j. Seely
Langren Hotel
C $60.00
Ashe. Steam Laundry
P. H. Branch
Central Bank & Trust
Co.
W. H. Westall & Co.
American National -
Bank
(L. L. Jenkins)
D $48.00
Southern Land &
Auction Co.
1 Blue Kldge Building
& Loan Assn.
Ray-Campbell Co.
C. A. Raysor
M. V. Moore
Western Carolina Au
to Co. (McCormlck
Lynch).
Carolina Amusement
Co. '
Ashevllle Supply &
Foundry Co.
E $36.00
J. H. Oates . "
W. W. Barnard
Klayden Fakes & Co
H. Redwood & Co.
Sternberg Co -
F $30.00
Brown Northup Co.
McKay's Pharmacy
Albemarle Park Co,
W. T. Weaver
C. Sawyer
Hollar Motor Co.
G $24.00
M. H. Kelly
Rogers Grocery Co.
Ashevllle Milling Co.
Brown-Miller Shoe Co.
American Furniture
Mfg. Co.
Hackney & Moale Co.
'Moale, Chiles & Red
wood '
Stanley Howland
Nichols Shoe Co.
Ashevllle Ice Co,
P. W. Lowe & Son
Arthur M. Field & Co.
F. S. Kennett
IX L. Jackson
Piedmont Electric Co.
Ottls Green Hdwe. Co.
Asion Rawls Co.
Julian A. Woodcock
T. C. Smith
Patton 4k Stlkeleathe.-
W. C. Carmlchael
Theobold ft Brandt '
C. A. Walker
J H. Greenwood
Balfour Quarry Co.
J. I Smathers A Sons
J. M. Westall & Co.
J. R. Rich Co.
W. B. Valentine
L, Blomberg
Green Bros.
Burton & Holt
Dr. Jno. Hey Wil
liams The Inland Press.
Carolina Machinery
Co. ,
H $18.00
Cherokee Inn
Hill's Market
Henry B. Hood
Mountain City Laun
dry Carolina Coat ft Ice
Co.
T. S. Morrison ft Co;
Ashevllle Coal Co.
Waddell ft Coxe '
N. 8. Trakas
H. B. Bru
R. B. Mumpower
Dr. E. Rcld Russell
J. C. Wllbar
8. A. Lynch
W.. R. Whiting
Swannanoa laundry
Earle ft Nelson
I. W. Plummer
F., Zimmerman (Ashe
vllle Packing Co.)
Dr. C. V. Reynolds r.d
Ur. J. K. Cocke.
I $12.00
J. A. Graves
T. M. Duekett
Star Market
I-utx Meat Co.
Kllbler ft Whlteheal
ft Zimmermen
Ashevllle Klsci r0.
Rev. Dr. Calvin 13.
Waller
It. M. F.itzpatrlck
C. A. Klutz
H. Taylor Rogers
I. J. Abbott
S. T. Logan
Jones & Williams
Mrs. M. H. Harris
Wells & Swain
Langren Drug Co.
J. Bay lias Rector
S. O. Bradley
Dr. C. P. Ambler
McConnell Bros.
Dr. J. A. Sinclair
Donnahoe ft Bledsoe
R. E. Bowles
8. I. Bean Co.
M. M. Sullivan
Brown Book Co.
E. L Burns
F. O. Johnston
Ashevllle Steam Bak
ery Dr. J. W. Faucette
Dr. L. B. McBrayer
E. E. Galer
S. A, Barbee
Ashevllle Auto Co.,
(SaiVyer)
T. P. Johnson & Co.
F. M. Messier
J. Lee Sams
Chambers ft. Weaver
W. A. Ward
C. C. Seawell
M. Myers '
Dr. W. P. Whlttington
G. F. Stradley
Red Cross Undertak-
Co.
W. B. Nixon
M. Erwln
Robert R. Reynolds
Evening - News Pub
lishing Co.
' Frederick Rutledge
Lee ft Ford
H. K. Northup
J. H. Law
Dr. R. G. Buckner
Dr. 8. L. Whitmore
W. U Moore.
Li L. Malllcote.
8. I. Blomherg.
B. T. Tiller.
J. K. Chambers.
Brown Hardware Co.
L. I. Alexander.
Miss Johnnie Cruise
C. 8. Alley.
H. G. McFarland ft Co
Ashevllle Dry Cleaning
Co.
Brown Carter Realty
Co.
Beaumont Furniture
Co.
A. K. Akerg.
11. a. Fortune. '
Ashevllle Printing and
Engraving Co.
R. P. Robinson.
H, L. Flnkelsteln.
John A. Guffey.
American Wagon Co.
O. K. Auto Supply and
Transit Co.
Peter P. Yates.
Peerless Fashion Stores
Co.
Hodges, Mitchell and
Reynolds.
Charles H. Honeaa.
S. H. Kress ft Co.
Storage Supply Co.
Ashevllle Transfer Co.
Noland Brown ft Co,
Aibogast Motor Co.
J. W. Wolfe.
' J. M. Stoner
E. T. Adams
Central Labor Union
Per R. L. Fltipatrlck
B. M. Jones
W. B. Merrltt
H. J. Olive
Felmet Bros.
E. Carland .
Dr. F. T. Meriwether
H. A. Dunham
Dr. S. W. Battle
Dr. Cha. L. Minor
Dr. W. L. Dunn
Zeb. F Curtis
Geo. C. Bheehan
Dr. Joseph B. Greene
Merrlmon, Adams ft
Adams
D. 8. Hlldobrand
Ewenkuy Rales Co.
II. F. Grant Really Co.
A. Blomberg.
A. H. Cobb.
A. H. Jarksnn.
William M. Jones.
Union Plumbing Co.
J $0.00
Miss Blanche Wutson
Rllas ft Hopson.
W. E. Johnson.
W. C. Hawk.
M. Ivltt
Dr. J. A. Purefoy
J. Powell Tucker.
Mrs. K. N. Tyack. ,
F. M. Jones.
Have Majority on Joint Ballot
in Maine Legislature a Re
sult of Yesterday's
Overturn.
THE FACTIONAL FIGHT
IS TO BE RENEWED
Ed. Whitesldes
D. K. Lyerly
C. H. Bartlett.
J. W. Eidson.
W. R. Gudger.
J. A. Brandl,
W. L. Lowe.
H. C. Chedester.
B. J, Jackson. ..
U M. McCormlck.
Mrs. Eliso L. Dunn
Dr. W. B. Meacham
J. B. Sumner.
J. J. Mackey.
J. M. Chiles.
D. R. Millard.
W. G. Borne.
H. D. Gentry.
H. A. Brown ft Co.
H. D. Child.
Excelsior Paint and
Paper Co.
Dr. C. C. Orr
M. Hyams. '
R. L. Fltzpatrlck
Son.
W. J. Cocke.
R. J. Tighe.
Mrs. O. L. Neville.
Dr. P. R. Terry,
R. C. Parkins.
Mrs. I D. Hammond.
S. a. Bernard.
Ashevllle Paint and
Glass Co.
G. R. Little.
T. W. Grimes.
W. R. Whltson.
Charles N. Malone.
J. D. Murphy.
Mrs. M. D. Wright
Gilmer Bowden.
C. F. Williams
3. Scroop Styles.
J. D. McPherson.
T- Miss Pearl Holman '
H. Petrle.
G. H. Lambert.
J. R. Patterson ft Son.
Beaumont Fur. Co.
Hare ft Co.
F. B. Whatley.
Chas.. E. Henderson,
Howard Hllllard.
Ideal and Quick Serv
ice Pressing Club.
Miss Q. M. Carson
Wrenn & Garland.
Ashevllle Dry Goods
Co.
J. H. Leonard!.
W. A Davis.
Emanuel School Short'
hand.
W. C. Jones.
II. M. Frost.
II. M. Moody Sales
Co.
C. Falk.
J. M. Lorlck.
F. A. Walton.
, R. E. Currence.
Mrs. J. K. Kroman.
Wm. H. Lord.
O. M. Coston.
T. Perry Young.
Guy Weaver.
E. E. Brown.
S. F. Chapman.
R. R. Rawla,
Zebu ion Weaver,
B. M. Shepherd.
Dr. B. J. Durham
Dr. J, Ml Parker.
,W. B. Shuford.
Vonno Gudger,
D. H. Fater.
O. P. Lotslech.
Dr. Paul H. Ringer.
C. D. Beadles.
Frank B. Miller
. M. Y. Angell
E. O. George
Geo. A. Powell
A. B. Swayne
J. P. Starnes
Cluude D. Thorps
Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co.
J. W. Arthur
Walter Toms Wray
J. pllalas
Chas. French Toms
W. E. Merrill
Dr. J. Wohlforth
J. Drayton Miller
J. 8. Forster
8. D. Pelham
A. H. Kata
John G. Robinson
Dr. F. Webb arlfllth
J. M-lHearn ft Co.
Tho J. Rlchman
Dr. W. C. Brownson
, Dr. W. P. Herbert
Frank A. Mesrs
Joseph ftolhy.
Ml E. J. K. Moore
J. W. Diivli
Charles Lee Rykes
J. C. Hennlnger-
B. II. Cosby
R. U Mi'Irsn
Auditorium Program
Co,
II. K. Crowell
MIhs O. M. Wallon
Taft and Roosevelt Men Part
ing Company After Putting
. Through the State
Ticket.
Portland, Sept. 10. The '.political
overturn in yesterday's Maine state
election, in which the republicans
won back the governorship by more
than 3000 plurality and a sufficient
majority on a joint ballot of the leg
islature to assure the election of a
republican United States senator and
secured three of four congressmen be
came apparent today with revised and
additional returns. '
Political observers were doubtful as
to the effect of the republican victory
and the attitude of the progressive
leaders regarding the national elec
tion next November. All the progres
sive headers were actively Identitled
with the republican party In yester-
ay's election. A number of republi
can leaders have announced their In
tention of taking the stump for Col.
Roosevelt for president In opposition
to Taft for re-election.
Charlotte and Greensboro Con
vention Committee Assem
bles to Unite on Plan of
Campaign.
EXPECT EM
SESSION CALL
Cabinet Officers Believe Presi
dent Will Convene Congress
Soon to Consider Mexican
Situation.
ANTI-LOCAL OPTION REBELS GATHERING
PLANK IS PROBABLE ! FOR FORCED MARCH
Move to Offset Settle's Expect
de . Liquor Vote Colonel
Lusk Mentioned for State
Chairman.
Disquieting Reports from Can-
anea are Received at the
War Department
Today.
Tal"t Delighted Willi News.
Beverly, Sept. 10. President Taft
was greatly pleased with the republi
can victory In Maine. It was the best
political news, his friends said today,
that he had heard since entering the
white house. The president remained
uo until an earlv hour this morning
reading bulletins. He smiled with de-
light and was .' especlaHy cheerful!
wfieli he learned that the legislature
would be republican on a joint bal-
ot. After breakfast, he golfed. His
pleasure was so manifest thut appar
ently he forgot his lame ankle. : : " ,
: Gazette-Newa Bureau,
' Dally Newt Building,
-V Greensboro, Sept. 10.
The progressives are rapidly arriv
ing for the state' committee meeting
this afternoon and the hotel lobbies
are seething with gossip. To offset Mr.
Settle's expected liquor vote. It is be
lieved a 'plank severely attacking lo
cal option , will be. Inserted in the plat
form, it is also urged that an old lino
republican, who can hold the old re
publican strength be named as state
chairman. Virgil S. Lusk is mention
ed frequently in this connection.
Both the Charlotte and Greensboro
convention committees are here and,
after holding separate sessions, they
will meet Jointly to ratify the tick
ets, redraft the platforms and attend
to many matters which at this time
are in such shape as to be Impossible
to forecast. Richmond Pearson, Ma
rlon Butler, Zeb Vance Walser, Chas.
Washington, Sept. 10. Mexican
rebels under Salussar who yesterday be
t?an a concerted attack upon the town
of Ojinaga, opposite Presidio, Tex.,
were driven off by federals and are
now retreating toward San Bernar
dino, according to dispatches received
here from General Stecver today. ,
: Washington, Sept. 10. More dls
Declares Governor Wilson of
the Third Party in New
York Press Club
Address.
SAYS THE CONGRESS.
WOULD BE DIVIDED
Only Hope, He Declares, Is for
the Democrats to Control
All Governmental
' Branches.
Woman on Whose Waiver of
Citation Lawyer Got Es
tate Located by
Detectives. -
SAY GIBSON DECEIVED
CLIENT AS TO WILL
New York, Sept. 10. Gov. Wilson
in an address before the New York
Press club last night questioned the
ability of leaders of the Progressive
party, if elected, to carry out any
part of the policies of Its platform.
Much of the speech was devoted to
an analysis of the progressive party
plans, although he gave some atten
tion to the record of the republican
quieting reports of the situation along party an(1 predicted a victory for
the Arizona border continued to reach united democracy.
v, A.m-,mt tAav Mevinun He said in part:
. , , "I have come here tonight for the
rebels are reported gathering in the purpoge of dlscu8sing just a8 candid-
vicinity or cananea, wim suppues, ,y as possible the political situation
preparing for a long and forced and I hope that in doing so I shall
march. The objective point Is not re- do injustice to no one. l am noi one
01 inose wniO oeiieve uiai luc ufi.
Mrs. Szabo Was Tricked Into
Signing Wrong Document,
Acording to Investigators.
vealed. It is the most formidable or-
tactlcs In politics Is to depreciate the
ganlzation since Orozco's forces be- men you are opposed to and to be
came scattered. The situation at Ojin- little and misrepresent the forces with
aga. where there are several Amerl- which you have to contend. It ought
Cowles, W. S. Pearson, S. Bailey and canS) )3 causing the American govern-
to be a frank, straightforward, and
lrede.1 Meares and . James Wl.liamsor ,1 t ome uneagme8g as ,t ,s learn- a e Upon and do and how
j i f iu.. .i nhn.n.. i eu uie leuerui loihhiuuuci una uu we are - iu uu n in
after was in conference with Rich- 200 men while the rebels are gather- our common action. My feeling about
mond Pearson. His hand is being wat- lna , increased numbers in the vl- my,.own .c"dIi? ''l'lSS
ched with Interest and a certain
NATION'S BANKERS
President Livingston Urges
the Association to Stand by
Aldrich Plan.
amount of suspicion by the rank and
tile. , '.;
twelIIdicted
PRIMARY FRRUD
is that if I cannot be the peoples
clnity. spokesman I don't want them to vote
Dispatches to the war department! for me. I want to feel. If I am elected
reported Salazar. the Mexican rebel to the office of president . that I am
leader encamper'acrosT AriJ
line opposite Lang ranch, threatening TT It rt states. We are men.we are
a raid into American territory. OneL., nniiticians. We do not live our
of his troopers, captured in a skir- (veg at tne pouSi -yve are interested
mlsh, told American soioiers mat me ,n poiltog oniy as it is a means of aq
raids upon American ranches were judglng the law to serve our life as it
upon me perauimi uiuci. ui " ' should be served.
who wanted beef for his marauders.
Arms and ammunition which Taft
I want to discuss the three parties
nnw Koeklnif vour support. 1 Know
ordered sent to Americans in danger tnere are more than three parties
of rebels at Cananea, have been or- . iho TTnitprt states, and it is not out
GeOr&ianS AcCUSed Of Vote dered neld "P at Douglas, Ariz., until Qf any dlBrespect to the parties that
, Ihcr. urn nMlimnrPB thflt thfiV Willi. . 1 1 .. n am.ll nnmhitr
...... . - ----- ----- nave commanucu umj
not fall Into the hands of rebels. . t ln the Dagt tnat I leave them
That President Taft will call con- lt of the recKOning for the present.
The Renuhlltan Party.
Let us consider, first, the republi
can party. There is a great oeai ui
Detroit, Sept 10. The national
convention of the American Bunkers'
association, which began here today.
brought to Detroit between two and
three thousand delegates from the
United States, the territories and Can
ada. The association expects to com
plete Its business at two sessions today
nnd two Friday. During the interven
ing time, subsidiary organisations will
hold national meetings while the
bankers ara. enjoying the hospitality
of local financiers. After henrlng
many addresses of welcome, the bank
ers planned to dispose of several for
mal reports by various ottlcers and
then listen to the address of Robert
W. Bonynge of Denver, member of the
national monetary commission on
"Banking and Currency Reform." This
afternoon United States Senator
Charles E. Towiut-nd of Michigan de.
livers an address.
President Livingstone delivered his
annual address, approving the AUlrlch
currency plan and declaring that the
association should stand by its guns
In this matter ln the fullest sense of
the. word and should continue to sup
port ths bill and go on record as rav
orlng its adoption. '
The governor of Michigan and
mayor of Detroit delivered addresses
of welcome, which were responded V
by Col. Robert J. Lowry of Atlanta,
Ua.
Madison, Ga., Sept. 10 Twelve men
were indicted by the Morgan county
bung uKTrS '" Pcan party, as represented by these
i mpfi. is me very mi i.t
"President Taft would have taken I D . trt th iffi-impa we are now try-
'"-' I all. t. tf I,.,. ..fn1 that 1 . - - . i rt
i it c u...h n. mis Bleu ueiuic uui nao ' H'"' In. n tret nut Of. I QO IIOl. imvc w
vesication has been pursued for a h action would be 'Fnal 'or ' prove that, because we have got into
. , . , B-nnprHl massacre of Americans in I A1 .n.M..,uua in th. lHHt Hfteen
penlv oharKed that .successful candl- ex.co, k.u ......:.. . - yearg and aurlng me iasi .
i thut nartv nas oeen in ..
State, war and navy aeparimeni oi- ... , , ... .nto these dllficultles
flcials were emphatic In asserting that I ho dl(1?
In whatever rresiueni lan noes ie- -Mark you, I am not saying tnai
trarding Mexico he will be actuated . . i, artv knew that
solely by a sense of duty and not pol- . doln ug an evll or that they
lflrn M V. Mnrdii now RlinrkH. I ItlCS. . I Intarwlr1 to do US an evil.. For my
Bud , Haynes and Berry Farmer. The Indifference of the Mexican j am very much more afraid
Glover Walker was Indicted on the government and its Inability to cope lf the man wno doe a bad thing and
dates pooled finances which they dls
trlbuted throughout the county to
sellers.
Among those Indicted, chanted with
selling votes, are E. P. Hester, J. M
and G. L. Hooper, W. W.'and W. 11.
National Cotton Manufacturers Associ
ation In KoxhIoii at New Lon
don, Conn.
NEW PRIMARIES HELD
raiulltlates Who FbIIihI to Hwure
Mujorttlcn In Koutli Carolina
Make Another Trial.
Futility p.imicil IMnylng hlinwinnil.
Ttllll.1,1, I;
Ull. -I,!.., 1, in,
mil.. ...li.'.v ! i
1 0. Allen
I ;irt hi it
The Ciilnm-I In S.tlli,
F. ntMe, H' l't. 10. 'il'lli. -Kunij"
vit .in ( i' ''V liuue crowd
upmi liia iiriiN.il li.-ri. t'"lnv. He mii
, . , .! I, til.. I. .Ill t'V 11 ti'f I'H"H
Columbia, H. C, Sept. 10. Those
candidate! who failed to secure ma
Jorles In the recent primary are run
nlng against their nearest opponents
In many counties In South Carolina
todifY.
The meeting of the sub-committee
of ths state democratic executive
committee investigating charges
fraud In the recent primary, scheduled
for tomorrow has been postponed
The Investigation rnay continue until
the general election In November un
lva evidence of fraud develops too
to warrant throwing out the primary
lUyiiiiiiul Died of Fractured Skull
i
Chli'HKo, Sept. 10. City detectives
I ml allm-hps of the coroner's offli
tmlav n liorti'd trmt a tiimt mnrfin e
n ml un I l"n uliiiwi'il ttmt Arthur lt
in. ,n I. f .. hm r I i , Lull "tf h.-r fur tl
Buying and Selling in
' Cour,y Election.
gress In extra session by October 1
to consider whether the United States
shall intervene in Mexico is the gen
eral opinion among officials of the different between the republican
state, war and navy departments. rty and certain groups of gentlemen
these officials, whose names, for ob- who haye been aiiowed to lead and
vious reasons, cannoi ne given, utm drect the republican party. Tne re
Imrge of buying votes.
TEXTILE MEN MEET
New London, Conn., Sept 10. Ad
dresses on subjects of trade Interest
with the existing situation are what doeg not know ,t lg bad than of the
have brought' matters to the present I an whQ dQes a bai, tnlnK and knows
oass. The apathy of the Mexican gov-1 , ... W..B r thmit that In pub-
ernment was ln reality the Impelling )c an.alr'g Cupidity is more dangerous
force which resulted ln the sharp thajj knavery; because harder to tight
words .01 i-resiuem inn w "' and dislodge. These gentlemen wimi-
itor caiero, nu wnicn rnuutu ever may have Deen tneir inieniiun.
the ambassador deciding on a bur-1,.. . .. . vornmPnt of the United
tied trip from Washington to Mexl- lth wno control the big
co. flnnn-e. of the United States. They
Tne inioieraoie enromei jr u. have done lt Innocently, or um
and the transaction of business oo- bell operating along the border was W"" . d lt corruptly, without
cupled the attention of delegates to lmmed,ate cause. LTi.f-J Jt argument at all. Pro-
me semi-annuai meeung oi me 1 V: ".. ,ti. hnt thev tied the
viaeu yuu - .
New York, Sept. 1 0 Detectives em
ployed by the Austrian consul-general
to investigate the death of Mrs. Ru
sena Menschik Szabo, who was drown
ed in Greenwood lake July 16 while
out rowing with her lawyer. Burton
W. Gibson, have reported to the vice-
consul, Dr. Fiseherauer, the case they
had prepared was circumstantial
enough to justify its presentation tu
the grand Jury of Orange county, in
which jurisdiction the death occurreo.
The detectives reported they had
found the woman who posed as the
mother of Mrs. Szabo after the latter's
death, and on whose supposed waiver
of citation Gibson, aa executor of Mrs.
Szabo's will, was able to obtain letters
testamentary giving him possession o.
Mr Szabo's estate. But the vice
consul would not give any Inkling as
to the Identity or residence of this
woman, who, lt waa said, will be pro
duced at the proper time. (
Dr. Flscherauer was also advised
that the stenographer who typewrote
the will of Mrs. Szabo had been found,
and that her testimony concerning tha
preparation of the instrument would- v
be startling. - In'efleet It -to thai Mrs.
SWiuo Instructed - Lawyer Gibson to
draw a will which would provide that
her estate be divided between her ,
brothers and sisters, and that Instead
she signed, unknowingly, a will by
which everything was left to her
mother absolutely, with Gibson named
as executor. The mother had been
dead nearly two years then, the will
being signed February 12, last. It Is
believed Mrs Szabo knew of her
mother's death at the time. It Is cer
tain she knew her mother was dead
shortly afterward, for letters have
been turned over to Dr. Flscherauer
received by Mrs. Szabo from her par
ent's home in Vienna advising her of
her mother's death. Her mother was
Mrs. Petronella Menschik, and this Is
the name signed by the woman to the
waiver of citation filed by Gibson in
the probate proceedings of the will.
It has been definitely asceriainea
that Gibson, on returning Wltnin a
day of Mrs. Szabo's death to her
apartment at No. 46 West Sixty-fourth
Btrnet, whore she was Known aa wis.
Hitter, did not tell the neignDors anu
the housekeeper thnt Mrs. Ritter was
dead, but informed them she had gone
to Chicago and he had come to close
un her Hat nnd forward her trunKs.
The testimony of Mrs. Burke, Janitress
of the Sixty-fourth street house, who
talked with Gibson and received from
him the balance of rent due by Mrs.
Szubo, or Ritter, will be most material
ln this respect. '
From Vienna comes a cable dispatch
that Franz Menschik, brother of the
dead woman, hius left to com here
with conclusive legal proof of the
death of his mother. Menschik virlll
also bring 'letters received from his
sister, showing that she knew of her
mother's death, and will remain ltnre
as long as necessary to see the Investi
gation Into th death of his sister con
cluded and whatever legal proceedings
moy follow ended.
WILSON ON MAINE
tlonal Association of Cotton Manufac-
turers here. President George Neville
nf lha TJew York Cotton exchange
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spoke on spinning values of different Nominee Bays Ills Party More iiianiea Biaies, uu
grades of cotton and J. Jefferson Held IU uroima .Agamm iw . I v..w..
Hayes of Letch worth, England, on the
al Union.
government of the United States to
the big financial Interests of the Unit-
have aumnieu in
lithographic process of cotton print
ing.
Red Men Elect Today.
Judge Declines Duel Challenge.
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Governor Wilson today declared hlm- l m
self satisfied with the results of the national council of Improved
.. L . "77"" - . I ,.i,t.,i,,i otoctlnn in Maine Yes. I rA., r iet Men. In session here.
Berlin, sept. juuge Knuiei nas ----- ,-- - i .,, rnn wm be
cart rosier, uiuni-i"'"
advanced to great Incohonee, while
James H. Rogers of New orn nu
Thomas II. Jeffries of Chicago are
o,n,tt.. tnr reat lunlor sagamore.
A steamboat excursion is pianneu mi
visitors today.
Colorado Primary Today.
refused to accept the challenge to alterday. II said: "I think the results
duel sent to him by the seconds of I Ktlsfactory Indeed, based on the re
Capt. Kammler, an army officer, who ju,u fj)Up and tw0 yettr, ag0, Two
whs omereu iu wi" im i;iiuii uy mi Ai
.nnrt r honor. Lyears ago the republicans were dl
Judge Knlltcl was ostracized by I vlded. This year they are unitea. inai
luful unfintv at rtvhnlli harausa ha I maVna a sreat difference,
supported a Polish candidate for the I h added that the essential tning
releliHtag and he blamed Capt Kamm-1 to consider was that wnne me r-
ler for his troubles and openly charged I publicans had got together th aem-
hlm with malice. The captain sued I ocrats had more than held tneir own
for libel hut lost his ruse, as It was! reducing republican pluralities exten
declared that the Judge had proved his I nVely. He thought also, that Maine's
allegations. The court of honor then I vote showed the "same nrin as aio
ordered the army officer to challenge I the Vermont VoK namely, that the
him. ' I democrats are not losing but gaining
votes In states ordinarily republican
Vivlrliiiti Ins Ik-nnelt Tropliy. I Htatcmotit by Mi'Adoo,
New York, Sept. 10. William wc-
ChlcHgo, Sept. 10. France wonlidoo. acting chairman of tha demo'
yesterday the world's aviation cham-lcratlc national committee, said this
plunshlp. Jules Vedrlnes, champion of I morning: "We'ro dlsappolntel, of
France, driving a Di-ponlussln mono-1 course, that Maine did not go aemo-
tiliine- took from Ameilca the Jamesl crutin. but It whs too much to expect
Gordon Bennett sliver trophy without I n n a republican stnte and the remilt
a contest. Not an Anifrlnin aernpliinel whs determined wholly by local Iiwiips.
rnn frmn thl. ground In defense of I t Is nellher barometer nor a tlier
tln run won hy t li I - country from niometer of nntlnniil elections. ' In the
I mtlntld lust year. I i I,lnv( 1 hum i- ( 'levelii ml CRIlipitlKn It Wen! r'iil litiin ll
iilv Aim"' ii :i,( .-r wti" ll. v mi. re thiin II.IHIO. )
H. E. Nolan Involved with 16
' Years Old Girl, Who
Confesses.
rw,nvr Sent. 10. Colorado awaits
with Interest the result of the state's
first primary election touay. nw"'
n..n heavy. Nominations will b
made for presidential , electors, two
tiniiAH RtHtea senators four congress
men and a complete ttate ticket- The
progressives will not participate, nai
ing nominated In convention.
Wilson to AUsntto CltJ.
New 'York. Pept. 10. After a day s
jtny hwe, conferring with leaders on
ramnnlgn Dlans, (5ov'"or Wilson, ae
imrte.l for Atlantic City to review
piiraile of HpiinlHh-Amerleiin war vet
erims this sflemoon. The veterans
urn holding their siiniml encampment
Uu'fe. 'ttie di'tiiiicrittic nniSiiuiit i" in-
New York. Sept 10. Harry E. Nb-
lan of Washington, D. C. secreUry
elect of the United States legation at
Panama, failed to appear ln pollen
court today to answer the chsrge of
abducting Marlon McVlcker, aged 1,
of Newport News and hi cash ball of
$1000 wss declared forfaited. The court
ordered him Immediately arrestHO.
on sight, nlng Ms ball al iJDOO. De
tectives later told the court that No
lan was In the office of his bondsman,
Humner Uertird, whereupon the Judg"
ordered hlin brought Into court thin
afternoon. It appears Gerard thought
the case whs continued a week.
The case was made upon the com
plaint of the steHinililp rumimnv ui" -n
which the rlrl whs to hive K ill I t
Scotland, where h.-r f.ith.-r N 1 '
Ilk Inn keeper. I'l i ' I
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