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wmMBmmmwwmmmmamgmwi5mmsmmmmmmwwiwwmfmimwmmmmBtmmmmmmmmm SiaEagSgWPgP gjagaMmamLjai Wm Senate Kills Plan for ate WideliquorVote CMCEEST TO BE RENEWED Temperance People Declare Measure Will Be Up Again at 1914 Sessionof Gert eial Assembly Vote Against Bill Is 24 to 16 Opposition Largely Based on Constitutional Grounds Snwdil to The TViililBgxon Post Richmond Va March 5 pclslve de Teat cam in the senate of the Virginia general assembly today to a measure which represented the work of the temperance people of the State during the past sixteen years when after four hours debate by a voter of 24 to 16 the senate refused to pass the Jordan enabling bill which passed the house by a majority Of 3 votes The Jordan bill provided for referendum oC the State wide prohibition question to a vote of the people upon a petition of per cent of the qualified voters who cast their ballots In the last gubernatorial election Opposition to the bill was on the regal ground that it took from the general assembly the law making power and invested it in the people authorizing the governor in the rent the people voted for State wide prohibition to declare thel results How Senators Voted Advocates of the bill stated upon announcement of the vote that the fight would be carried to the 1914 general assembly The senators voted as follows Aye Blanks of Mecklenburg Crockett of Wythe Cummlngs of Washington Edmondson of Halifax Featherston of Lynchburg Gayle of Buckingham Gra vatt of Caroline Mapp of Accomac Royall of Tazewell Saunders of Middlesex Smith of Clarke Tavenner of Shenandoah Tucker of Bedford Walker of Northumberland West of Suffolk 15 No Bowers of Cuipeper Brock of Prince Edward Catron of AVise Drewry of Petersburg Early of Greene Fletcher of Fauquier Folkes of Richmond Garrett of Henry Harmon of Richmond Hart of Roanoke Hobbs of Prince George Holt of Newport News Iesner of Norfolk Massie of Nelson Moncure of Stafford Montague of Portsmouth Parr of Patrick aul of Rockingham Rison of Pittsylvania Sowder of Floyd Thornton of Fairfax Watkins of Chesterfield Wendenberg of Henrico 23 Rhinehart of Alleghany and Echols of Staunton were paired making the total vote 34 to 1 Took Part in Debate Thespeakersfor the bill were Walker Royall WestSmitb Gayle Mappj Saunders and Featherstone while Folkes lieener Catron and Wendenberg spoke in opposition The house passed the Byrd tax commission bill the vote being 52 to 33 The fate of the bill when it reaches the senate Is uncertain The house also finished consideration of the appropriations bill and passed the same It was sent to the senate where concurrent action will be taken Monday TOLD TO VOTE FOR TATT Republicans of Albemarle County Va Instruct for Renonunation Special to The Washington Post Charlottesville Va March 2 The Republicans of Albemarle county tit a mas meeting held at the courthouse this SCettkl Sirjott Jf VZtgaari VwM be the first girl ta poplha question aafidj thai have enough aeryeltcrmake It known thai she tooky adVjuge of leap year TOatis aqujsjlon thaflsiajsl tajlngr Ndrth Carolina mountain nomilatlon Great 1 Hmngs afeHh TStoretpr itjis fair damsel who will gIYfeJer yrppitl Tlhe chance to say So sudden For the stated purpose of encouraging the girls ot Transylvania county to Wok after their oyrtL Jnterejts this leap year the merchants and business men of Brevard have offered a number ifbf prizes for the first married couple who will come forward and cejrtify tnai thebrlde was the one who engineered the hymneal promenade An affidavit that the girl ipropdsed some time during 1912 will be the only requirement The offer will hold good until December si unless claimed beforehand The lucky bride will bo tendered a wedding dinner at the Brevard Hotel will be placed on the honorary subscription list of the local paper and will be presented with numerous articles for the house and larder NOT INSANE NEIGHBORS SAY Inquest Into Mental Condition Of Man Who Murdered Teacher Roanoke Va March 2 The taking of testimony before the commission appointed by the court to investigate Into the sanity of Joshua Raines charged wlth the murder of the county school teacher Miss Eva Chambers was not concluded when court adjourned late this afternoon A score of witnesses were examined during the day Before the noon adjournment witnesses were put on by the prosecution All of these witnesses testified that Raines was not Insane or crary according to their judgment These people were neighbors of the prisoner They regarded him as a man of mental responsibility The examination of witnesses will be continued Aloriday and it Improbable that the commission will make a report in ther matter not later than Monaay afternoon FOX HUNTER BADLY HURT 3a2J VmVrZimimtinappr 4 3Kfi8Bfefl fSS55XS AHf itT Msmm i Woo rtSffi i xr MARCH 2 1912 For the District of Columbia Increasing cloudiness and sllghtlyN warmer Sunday snow or rain at night or Monday malerate winds EJ3CJRJUAMATORV MOTBS Observations taken 8 75th meridian time Air pressure reduced to sea leteL Isobtn continuous lines pass thrown points of eqtuU Irpresauie Jwtherms dotted lines pan tntoortrpolnts of rqual temperature drawn only for zero reeling SO0 and 100 clear partly doudn cloudy rain snow report mlssln Arrows fly with the wind First flwres MheV tempentttre paatia hours second prectpitattoni of 01 inch or more ftjrpasiw24 hours third mxlmnnV wind trelocftyV LEXJillDBIfETSiitllY i HanifetUasureatfeatfttlie i MiichIrtterestShowKirt SenatesDfiliV cratiQris AxtiojLvBflflbtfuLUntiLai laisypringSuit ViLfT ftsirfe te i jssthe Last Moment frJ firf of WASHINGTON POST BURpAuJ 0Kteg 8treAlexndrliJi Intense Interest wasmanfresteaInttils citr yesterday oVerthe yotetlathe tate senate on the Jordan enabtlrig aSttnl thrjWetg Vere Jubilant wherfmjrtlXj after 2Welocl dispatches wereVecetyed aerfrarlnduhcingtlie defeat vftf theirneas urebvotelcfl The enabling act which doubtless wouia havenrreatnStwtde JprCjhlftlpir In Vlrglnlaifitbadrae wltrCucotss paesedthe house of delegatejrecentlyby many beautiful unsHnyv days which Jare coming alongiowrXeruShov since then the brewers and wholesale and TMmtjf 4iT retail liquor dealers ln this city have ou Hf magmfiCntUne been onthe anxious seat Reports of thV iVofnobKv snnns Woolens in sjrfatjissi i jCiti iftffiki Ta tie i WSa2 The1 bestdfessers dohT 4 Kl 7 kV Jm IM Alt Garments Tried On In the Bute to In are Perfect Fit waitfoEastel TheMU havingtheir BprlpSuii taUprednow nd theU be wearinff them onthe INNOCENT OF FATHERS DEATH VIRGINIA OBITUARY Ridgely Melvin of Annapolis Gees Down With Horse Special to The Washington Post Annapolis Md March 2 Ridgely Melvin city counselor of Annapolis and counsel to the county commissioners of Anne Arundel county one of the most prominent young men of the city was seriously injured this morning through the falling of his horse while fox hunting near St Margarets 5 miles from Annapolis Mr Melvin was unconscious for several hours but later recovered Consciousness and it is believed that his condition Is not serious The horse ridden by MrMelvrn slipped as it landed from a jump and fell Mr Melvin was badly cut about the head It is not certain whether he Vaseut by striking his head against the ground or was kicked by the horse VICTORY FOR ROOSEVELT MEN Pass Resolution Calling for Presidential Primaries in West Virginia Spociil to The Washington Post Huntington Va March 2 At the meeting of the Fifth district Republican congressional committee and the Cabell county Republican committee heretodjay resolutions were adopted calling upon the State Republican committee to give the Republican voters an opportunity to express their preference among the presidential candidates in the State primary on June 4 and that the delegates Jto the afternoon adopted resolutions instructing national convention should jfe ftltncted the delegates elected to the State and dlf trict conventions to use every honor able means to bring about the renoml nation of President Taft and to secure the election oft Senator John Raul as a delegate at large to the national convention Chicago The delegates chosen were To district convention at Harrisonburg price Smith5 and James Humbert To State convention at Roanoke Ed Ward Scott Price and Humbert PRIMARIES IN HAGERSTOWN Delegates Chosen to Conventions Will Select Mayoralty Candidates Spedal to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md March 2 Republican and Democratic municipal primaries were held tonight Delegates in all five wards were elected to the Democratic and Republican mayorality convention next week Indications point to the renomination of Mayor McPhersori Seott by the Republicans although Henry A Mc Comas brother of the late Senator Louis A McComas is regarded as a receptive candidate The Democrats will probably nominate Justice Ernest Hoffman for mayor by acclamation Laurel Charter Completed Special to Tbe Washington Post Laurel Md March 2 The charter commission composed of Mayor George McCeney City Solicitor James Curley Dr Huntt and Messrs Emmitt Petit Ogle Marbury Frank Await and George Water has completed its labor and the proposed new charter in the bands of Mr Marbury of Laurel for introduction in the house of delegates DcuVt Miss Lifes Opportunities Dont forget the day Saturday March 16 at midnight This Is the date the great circle contest ends Hence not quite two weeks remain to count the circles and win If you please as much as 1520 Quite a nice little fortune to most folks Other prizes 99 in number await those who dont win the biggest prize but do better than any other 99 contestants Any one of the prizes is worth while and as the time of entering the contest does not figure in the winning it behooves all to take advantage of the remaining thirteen days and count the links Dont wait until it Is all over to discover that you could haye don It hPtr than nnvhvlv elp to carry out the wishes of the Majority of voters The resolution was advocated tfy Roosevelt men and iB regarded as a victory for the faction favoring the nomination of the former President North Carolina Jury Acquits Man Accused of Patricide Greensboro March 2 After deliberating since Friday morning the jury latethls afternoon returned a verdict of not guilty In the case of Numa Hill a young white man fronv High Point who was held responsible for the death of his father Daniel Hill Young Hill and a brother had quar reled and the theory of the State wras that Numa Rill fired at his brother the bullet missing him and striking the father causing his death the following day The defense admitted the quarrel but contended that the shot was accidental the shell exploding when Hill unbreeched his pistol preparatory to oiling CAVE FUGITIVE GIVES TIP Virginian Wanted for Murder Near Point of Starvation Special to The Washington Post Bristol Va March 2 Almost exhausted from hunger after hiding in a cave for a week Clinton Chaf on who is charged with having shot James Sutherland lri the latters afore at Klzer Russell county today came out of his hiding pjace and surrendered He was sent to jail at Leb anon Chaf on Is said to have been intoxicated when he entered Sutherlands store The merchant threatened to eject him when he fired the fatal shot Sutherland Is survived by his wife and three children FOUND DEAD IN QUARRY Hagergtown Shoe Merchant a Victim of Heart Disease Special to The Washington Pest Hagerstown Md March 2 The body Harrisonburg March 2 Joseph Rollins 62 years bld mayor of Covington is dead He was a vice president of the Covington National Bank and a member of the Royal Arcanum He was onse a banker In Staunton Suffolk March 2 William Henry Brothers Confedprate veteran 71 years ola died today at his home near Whaley ville Va A widow four sons and five daughters survive him Petersburg March 2 Mrs Ira Venable Friend widow of the late Alfred Friend sr died this morning about 4 oclock She was the sister of William Venable of this city and is survived by four children Alfred Friend jr and Miss Ira Friend of Petersburg Mrs Tucker Whyte of Norfolk and Mrs Henry Whyte of Wilmington SHUSTER TALKST0 BANKERS Senator Hitchcock and Representative layden Also Speak at Bartimore Baltimore March 2 At the annual banquet hero tonight of Baltimore Chapr ter American Institute of Bank Clerks addresses were made by Morgan Shuster former treasurer geherai of Persia United States Senator Gilbert Hitchcock of Nebraska and Representative James Slayden of Texas Mr Shuster spoke of conditions in Persia SenatorvHitcncock whose topic was Shall We Have an American Banking System attacked the Aldrlch currency bllL Representative Slayden spoke on the topic The Legislature arid the Business Element Two Veteran Engineers Dead Special to The Washington Post Martinsburg Va March 2 Benla I mlnJF Custer one of the oldest retired ngineex8 of the Baltimore and Ohio octtariM raunanqerae wBRoe kRajiroad died this morning at his jiome mercnani was iouna ewyuuo uiuumis i In a State quarry along theChesapeal fcand Ohio Canal aWyilapspGrt It thought that flunng rne mgnt Taughander was taken 111 and lying down in the quarry became unconscious A jury found Faughander had died of heart disease His wife and two children residing at Wllllamsport survive Laurel Wants Dogs Muzzled Special to The Washington Post Laurel Md March 2 Owing to the fact that several dogs have been killed here in the past fewdays supposed to have been suffering fnmv rabies a petition is in circulation asking Mayor McCeney and the city council to have all dogs In the town limits muzzled or tied up for SO days WEATHER CONDITIONS KJ Save Money on Diamonds and Watches Wy prices are about 25 less than you have to pay elsewhere Heres whyl My operating expenses are small being located on the sec ond floor Instead qf In a high priced ground floor store and Bell for strictly cash thereby eliminating all Interest charges on money Invested Read these prices lCorat BIneWktte Diamond everywhere 20000 Our price 14000 i carat Blue White Diamonds feTvhere 913500 br price fOW Gentlemeaa 14 Solid a Gold WatcbEllii or Waltham movement thin mod elf everywhere 43000 Our vrtcci 11750 Ladles 14 Solid Gold Watch BUcta or Wlthm movement everywhere 20 Our price flSO Expert Watch and Jewelry JUpairtnjr ALJHAAS CO The Watch and Diamond Shop Dept of Agriculture Weather bureau Washington Saturday March 28 Pressure continues high east of the Rocky Mountains ticept In th Southwest where there has been a sham fall and the resulting easterly winds have caused general snows In the plains States the Missouri upper Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys and rains In the west gulf States and heary snow warnings hare been ordered for western Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky and southern Michigan The plateau disturbance still continues attended by rains and snows There were also local snowa in the late region while in the Atlantic States the weather wps fair Low temperatures continue generally except in the gulf States There will be snow Sunday over the northern and central districts between the Rocky and the Allegheny mountains extending Monday Into the middle Atlantl States and New England and continuing In the lake region and the ceotral valleys There will be rain Sunday in thjgnlf States followed by fair weather Monday and rain Sunday night or Monday in the south Atlantic States Over tho interior districts weet of the Rocky Mountains the weather wlll Continue unsettled followed by fair weather Monday A slight rise in temperature is Indicated Sunday over the central and eastern portions of the country but it will remain below the seasonal average exfept In the South The winds long the New England coast will be moderate northwest and north on the middle Atlantic coast moderate northerly becoming northeasterly Mopday on the south Atlantic coastj moderate noruieasi ana cibi on uie east gun coast moderate east to south on the west gulf coasi moderatesoutherly becoming variable Monday on Lake Michigan mostly northeast and east and Increasing Local Weather Report Temperature Midnight 23 2 a 21 4 a ro JO a 19 8 a 19 10 a 23 12 noon 25 2 29 4 SI 6 S2 8 SO 10 28 Maximum 33 minimum 18 Relative humidity a 81 va Si 47 Rainfall i to 8 Oy Bonn of sunshine 63 Per cent of possible sunshine 46 Temperature same date last year Maximum 43 minimum S3 Temperatures In Other Cities Temperatures Saturday In other cities with rainfall for 24 hours ended at Rain Max fSSccondopint t2 Ashevllle I Atlanta Qt i Atlantic City Tllwiv1 XT TaV Boeton Mass i Buffalo Chicago 111 Cincinnati Ohio Cheyenne Wyo Davenport Iowa Denver Coo Des Moines Iowa Calveston Tex Helena Mont Indianapolis Ind Jacksonville Fla Kansas City Mo Little Rock Ark Los Angeles CaL Marquette Mich Memphis Tenn New Orleans La New York North Platte Nebr Omaha Nebr Philadelphia Pa Pittsburgh Pa Portland Me Portland Oreg Salt Lake City Utah St LoUfs Uoi St Paulv MlHiwivv I San Francisco Cal sprtngfiew ju Tacoma Wash Tampa Fla Ohio Mlra MIn Sp tall 22 40 30 SO 24 12 18 IS 1C 044 003 OM 003 036 HANDSOME HOME BURNS Fire Destroys Baltimore Residence of James Ingram Baltimore March 2 The residence of James Ingram jm Park Heights avenue valued at JSO000 was almost en tirely destroyed by flra today with most ot its contents The fire as caused by the explosion of a jar of cleaning fluid Mrs Ingram and her daughter were painfully burned on the hands and arms The house was regarded as one or the finest specimens of modern colonial arch itecture in this vicinity Judge Urged for Governor Special to The Washington Post Parkersburg Va March 2 Efforts are being made to Induce Judge Ira Robinson of the supreme court to become a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor Judge Robinson Is considering the matter and may make formal announcement of his entrance into the race In a few days this city In his eighty seventh vea Jovian vy smith another retired Baltimore and Ohio railroad eijguieer died late last night aged 75 years Death Follows Surgical Operation Special to The Washington Post Cumberland Md March 2 Lindsay Peddlcord private secretary to former Representative George Sturgiss of the Second West Virginia district and later secretary to Representative Brown of the same district died at a hospital at Philadelphia following an operation and his body was taken to Baltimore where it was Interred today EMILY BISHOP DEAD Among the Most Noted of Americas Woman Sculptors Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md March 2 Miss Emily Clayton Bishop daughter of John Bishop died Friday night at her home Smithsbtirg of heart disease Miss Bishop had high rank among Amer Ican scuptors She began her education when 12 years of age in the Maryland School of Art Baltimore Later she attended the Philadelphia School of Art where she won a scholarship In Europe She studied In Germany several years where she won high honors Miss Bishop was a sister of Mrs Miriam Bishop lark of Washington THEIE DEATHS COINCIDENT Brother and Sister Widely Separated Die on the Same Day Special to TheWasbjngton Post Harrisonburg Va March 2 News reached here yesterday of the death on the same day of two Rockingham peoplepeople Ulster and brother In Peru Ihd IJohrr Baugher died after a severe attack of pneumonia In Camden New Jersey Miss Blanche Baugher was in staitfly killed by coming in contact with a live electric wire GJTY WANTS A MANASER Fredericksburg Va Seeksilan to Fill a 2500 Job Special to The Washington Post Fredericksburg Va March 2 An ordinance providing for a new form of city government and the election of a city I commissioner to take charge of and man age the affairs of the city has beerr adopted by the city council The vote for the measure was unanimous The ordinance will not go Into effect until July 1 Thej commissioner will have to be an engineer and thg authorities are now casting about for a suitable man to fill the place The salary will be 2500 per annum Use of State Road Fund Special to The Washington Post Rocky Mount Va March 2 The 2000 allowed Franklin bounty by the State for roads for 1S12 will be used in macadamizing the main county roads running through Rocky Mount the town to pay the other 2000 necessary to secure the appropriation Work will begin as soon as the water mains and sewer pipes are laid seat senates attitude had not been encouraging for sonie dtfjs And it wasbelleved at one time that four Republican members controlled the fate of the measure The jkwets are expressing their satisfaction over the result while th drjs are correspondingly disgruntled Demes Theft From Neighhor Wnen Henry Scott a negro was arraigned in the Alexandria police court yesterday morhlngOoti suspicion of entering the residence of JJphn Prltchard colored a neighbor and stealing a diamond rlns valued at 50 and a necklace valued at 20 Policemen Campbell and Scott testified that they f6unatracks in the snow leading from therear5 of Prlteh ards house to the back door of ScotfB home Securing a pair ot Scotts shoes they tried them in the snow prints and they fitted accurately the policemen said The stolen articles were not found and Scott denies any knowledge of the rob bej The case was continued Jive days and Scott Was held He Is represented by Attorney Howard Smith Funeral of Mrs Annie White Funeral services for Mrs Annie White wife of White who died at her home in Washington yesterday morn ing will be held at tho residence of her nephew Councilman Julian Williams in North Royal street at 9 oclock Tues day morning Requiem mass will follow at St Marys Catholic Church Mrs White was a daughter of the late David and Mary Williams of Alexandria and Byem uie eany poruon oi ner me nere Besides her husbancft she is survived by a daughter MrsT MaudFugltt of Washington Todays Services in Churches The Rev Kl Hobbs of Accomac county Va formerly pastor of the Sec ond Baptist Church this city Is vlsltln here and will preach at both services lrr the Second church today This evening at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church the Re Dr John Sum wait of Washington will preach In the other churches the resident clergymen will officiate and at the Synagogue the Feast of Piirimwill be celebrated Elks to Elect Officers The annual election of officers of the Alexandria Lodge of Elks will take place at the Elks Home tomorrow evening Following the election the officers of Washington Lodge will occupy the chairs during the initiation of several candi dates A social session will be held later In the auditorium of the home ofjiobby spring woolens in all the newest weaves In Jcnlding the fashionable grays and browns Uur Special Leader to induce early orders is a splendid line of bpnngt buitings expertly tailored on 1912 style lines 10 Aft at JP AUU Other stylish Spring Suit ings to order up to 4000 CATFISH STARTS A FEUD One Preachers Son Stabs Another During Row Over 5 Cent Bet Special to The Washington Post 2 Suffolk Va March 2 Harold Gray In the city circuit court today pleaded guilty of stabbing Horace Whedbee And was sentenced to one year In States prison Both are preachers sons They fought over a 5 cent bet regarding the time required to skin a catfish Gray Jumped the ball bond on which his aged father was surety and was arrested In Reldsville George McMechen Dead Special to The Washington Post Wheeling Va March 3 3eqrge McMechen aged 85 a pioneer manufacturer and founder of the big preserving works that bears bis name died today of rheumatism He was the son of Judge William McMechen of Baltimore He Is survived by his wife and two children a Death of Prominent Physician Special to The Washington Post Martinsburg Va March Dr Henry St GasUeman one of the most prominent physicians and surgeons In this section of West Virginia died suddenly at his home here at a late hour last night death being due to heart trouble Jailbreaker Dies of Exposure Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md March 2 Jotm Herbert who broke Jail 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