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4' THE TIMES -DISPATCH: RICmTOyT) TX SATURDAY JUSTE 1 1912 lor Clothes" GOMEZ PERMITS MARINES TO LAND THINKS DINE IMS MYRTLE HAWKINS OUR LINE OF Victor Records Is the most complete in the South We have thousands of Records on hand and our stock is constantly being increased as the new Records are produced Save time and annoyance by placing your order with us The Horten rmpanii Our New Perfection w- mmmm Is pleasing nunr women It nuble the housewife to broil well on the New Perfection Store of er coal fire And el couris yoa are famaiar'wUt tbe -4 A met dll the heat It cooks evenly It broils both ddesiat It smoke Xte Candidate for Mayor Is i Drawn Into Bribery Case let Anrt'-aa CaL May Harrimaa bm candidate (or Mayor of Ui Angeles oa (ka eoolaiiat ticket to-day at ths trial of Clareaco Barrow for alleged Jury brlb- lag heard blmaelf accused of being the men ho provided Barrow with the alleged brloe easy Later la the day he beard the same witness Bart Franklin testifying Jer the ritata Quota Dartow as saying "If you mention my name I want you also to mea-gian what you know about Job llorriman jar the drat time since the arrest of Franklin and the Indictment of himself and Barrow the names of prospective Jurors Lockwood and Bain alleged to Java been okgbt to be bribed ware Injected Into the Vrnklln said ha had entered Into nego-gia lions with A Kruger and ha had been "turned down" by three othero-Guy Tonkin Los Angeles cigar dealer A IL Lockwood and Frank tiralth of Covla Frarklln appealed to the court whan asked to mention the names of the teen ha saw! ha bad approached as fhsy were all hie friends Ha made a almllar appeal when hiked the rams of the man who wni aald to havo approached Kruger before he had The witneea exhibited much emotion when he related hie conversation with Kruger in which he said Kruger had told him that another man had offered him for Jilt gate as a McNamara juror Name Las Angeles Lawyer Kruger he aald wanted to know if they Vero both working for the same aide Ha haned a Lea Angeles lawyer heretofore hot mentioned in connection with the Me-Lamars case which drew an Indignant protest from Chief Attorney for the Defense Rogers Franklin testified that ha had told Derrow after his arrest for attempting to bribe Lockwood that hud Dar-yow not been present when he wee arrested be had Intended to turn Lockwood over to the police for accepting a bribe "That was" a Mart ad the witness I found that Lockwood had turned traitor to me" After hla arrest Franklin testified Barrow had assured him that hie family would he looked after Franklin related numerous eonrereetlone with Barrow In which tha former's course was discussed Ha did not fear conviction for the attempt ta bribe Lockwood he said but Lecompte Davie bad been conducting negotiations with the district attorney with a view of getting tha latter ta accept a plea of guilty on tha part of Franklin In the event of such a plea and tha Imposition of a fine of ILMO as anticipated Darr'iw bad told him tha witness aald that ha would pay tha fine and In addition give him MDM the protection of my family natll I could rebuild my reputation In the community" '7 told Mr Darrow" continued Franklin filial If the district attorney accepted my plea of gnllty and dismissed the other counts and If he would care for my family as promised I would accept the proposition' Oa another occasion tha witness aald he bad been Informed by Davis that the Utter bad serious doubts of tha acceptance nf t-e district attorney 0f plea of "I asked him what would Yf the beet procedure in that event and he fold me that be was not ready to concede hla defeat long that line" aald Franklin A plea of guilty and request for probation was also dlseuased la that ease the witneea said Davit agreed to glre him TIZ STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Incorporated la New Jersey) wawAXK IL A BALTIMORE MIL FLEET ANCHORED Being Cleaned to Make Good Appearance When They Arrive at Old Point Newport News May The Oermsa fleet constating sf ths battleship cruiser Moltit the aeons cruller Stettin and ths protected cruiser Bremen are still anchored la Lynnhavea Bay near Caps Henry The rel are taking aboard coal sad supplies and ara cleaning ship la order that thy may mako a good appearance when they arrive at Old Point Monday Tho torpedo-boat destroyer McCall of tha United State Navy la acting aa dispatch boot Prince Hoqrr of Bus! who is aboard ths Mollka haa not yet been ashore Monday morning the American battleships now in Hampton Honda will steam out to moot tho fleet aa3 will coaroy tho ships to an anchorage In Hampton Iloadu Tha President's yacht the Mayflower with Secretary of tho Navy Meyer aboard win meet tho Incoming fleet nt Thimble Shoal and accompany them to Uld Point Later wits the royal guest and offlceru from the fleet aboard will return to Washington where Prince Henry will cnil upon President Taft and members of the Cabinet Tho fleet Is expected to stay In theta waters until June I on which dale the ships will leave for New York Harold It Makes Feet Feel Just Like Yours Free from Tiredness Aches and Send for FREE Trial Package of TIZ To-Day Tells Monteagudo They May Be Used Guard Foreign Property EXCITEMENT IN HAVANA Rumor That Battle Had Taken Place Near Santiago Havana May II President Gomel to-night telegraphed General Monteagudo the commander-in-chief of tho Cuban army who Is the aceno of tha hoatlUtlea In tha province of Orients stating that tho general might permit American marines to land on Cuban soil to guard foreign Tha dispatch added that the Cuban forces thon might retire from guarding such places and devote themselves to pursuing the Insurgents marines Interest In Havana to-day centred In the question whether the United States gunboat Paducah would land marines at Daiquiri to protect the property the Spanish -American iron Company It overshadowed completely all the reported occurrences from the theatre of hostilities The American legation to-day received advices from Daiquiri that the plant of the Iron company had been attacked hut that Its assailants were held In -check by forty guards who later were reinforced by 100 other men This combined force drove off the Insurgents and on the arrival of the Paducah tho fighting was over and apparently there was no necessity for extending the aid of the American later in the day Colonel Marti chief of staff of the Cuban army and Lieutenant-Colonel Conauegra sailed from Santiago on the gunboat Hatuey for Daiquiri 40 explain to the commander of the Paducah the situation on shore and to Inform him that there wee no necessity for landing American forces It la understood however that the Paducah will remain on watch off Daiquiri There waa great excitement this evening In Havana when several ol the newspapers Issued extra editions announcing that a battle had taken place not far from Santiago in which many rebels had been killed by the fire of the Cuban artillery The government to-night said there had been no battls but that a collision had taken place between national and rebel forces Id which the former's artillery waa brought Into play apparently with good effect The extent of tha casualties It was announced waa unknown General Monteagudo In command of the army Is still busy In Orient province disposing of his forces for a decisive movement against the enemy This was expected to take place to-morrow Numerous Instances of depredations by the rebels are reported Skirmishing continues between tha government troops and Insurgents hut without Important results President Gomes to-day sent a mas-sago to Congress transmitting the correspondence between the Havaaa and Washington governments on tha uprising With the message was a dispatch by the commandant of the naval station at Guantanamo acquainting General Monteagudo of hla Intention to send the marines of the gunboM Paducah to Daiquiri Annexed to the message was General Monteagudo's reply that he Had arranged for the protection of Daiquiri with an ample force that he could not consent to the landing of American marines without the acquiescence of his government and protesting against the proposed action ae entirely unnecessary LAYS DOWN ULTIMATUM Foss Demands Greater Control Over Pablle Service Corporation Boston Maas May In a formal statement to-night Governor Fobs laid down an ultimatum to the Leg' islature declaring that he will njt sign any railroad legislation unless that body sends to him a law providing fur the establishment of a pub-lie utilities commission or tome other measure glying to public authorltv a renter degree of control over pub-in service corporations have 11 Massachusetts a condition which must be remedied in the interest of the people and I propose to do all In my power to see that It is remedied" he eeld "My duty le to eec to It that no further powers end privileges are "lve'n to the railroads until the people are giv'n further HAS GAMING FEVER Prisoner taka for Sargital Operation on Drain to Cure Ulna Cleveland May SI William I Bernard thirty of Columbus who to-dav pleaded rultty to having pawned ViUo worth of samples of a local knitting company to pay Now York gambling dt-lna naked tha court to permit an operation on Kt brain to pure hla craving for wambling Bernard desired tho operation rather than s-prison sentence Bernard nald hla Rambling fever robbed him of all reason that he believed an operation would cur him but if not hn nevertheless would be happy to have given surgical science opportunity to determine whether a wambling mania might be cured with a knife The prosecuting attorney agreed to have an examination made by allen-iats and pending their report 'Judge Kennedy poatiKinud sentence LAW FOR AK1IIAL BIRTHS Aslaters Also Must Report Deaths hy International fade New York May SI The International congress on the laws of aviation which le now in session in Psrlr he adopted a regulation for the guld-j anen of an aviator on whose 'machine a birth or death occurs The new rule of international law Is as follows: "In ths event of a birth or a death i occurring on an air craft the pilot I must enter ths event in a log hook and notify the authorities at the first place where he desrenda TBE LAX-FOB WAT 1 If yea hd a indicia that weal strengthen the liver the stoipach the kidney and ths bevel nd at ths soma time makr you strong with a systamis tonic don't yes believe yen would eoes be wall? That's Lex-Fee Way" aak you te buy the first bottl 0n th mouay-bsck plan aad yae will aak youi idrucrlit to tell you thu oocond It kopa your wbolo laao right Thoro la nothiag ala mode us Las-Fea Remember tho BaflH-LAX'JVb-A4 Shelnutt Star Witness for Defend Wilts Under Severe Cross-Examination Hendersonville May II Opening his testimony with tho flat declaration that he had seen and talked with Myrtle Hawkins on Bsy Street Jack-aonvlUe Fla several weeks after her body had been auppoaedly found in Ink Osceola Shelnutt an Atlanta traveling man long touted as (ho star witness for tho defsnse la the Myrtle Hawkins caaa and who informed press representative last week that for tho sum of VI 000 ha would produce Myrtle Hawkins aUve In the Hendersonville courtroom wilted under the scathing cross-examination to-day and declared that ha "would not swear positively that the girl hi had talked to was Myrtle Hawkins" that he might hava bean mistaken as man was perfect" Ha admitted that he had told a press reporter that for 3000 deposited la a local bopk ho would produce the living body of Myrtle Hawkins sow generally supposed to be dead On tbe stand however when naked by tbe cross-examining attorney if he being willing to gee justice done at that price would produce the girl Shelnutt said he he could" An unexpected wltnese appeared In the person of John Denver of Transylvania county who having stopped over In Hendersonville to change trains voluntarily eateied the court and Informed attorneys for the defense that he had met and talked with Shelnutt last January at Orlando Fla and that he (Shelnutt) had told him then that Myrtle Hawkins waa not dead aa he (Shelnutt) had talked ta her a few days previously at Jackaon-vllla Mr Denver was immediately placed upon the witness stand' where he tea-tlfld aa stated Stella Wilson a boarding house keeper of Jacksonville sent a deposition' which wae read in evl dence that Myrtle Hawaina or a girl who gave her name as such had board' ed with her last December and Jans ary The WJlaon woman as shown in her deposition had 'identified a picture of Myrtle Hawkins aa being the picture of the Myrtle Hawklne who had boarded with her Dan McCall ono of tha defendants and hie wife took the stand and swore that they had no knowledge as to how Myrtle Hawkins If she was dead had coma to her death VIRGINIANS FOR TAFT Win Staad by Ulna aa Long aa They Think He Can Win Special to The Timas-Dlapatch Washington May 11 Politics ws reviewed here at length to-day when Congressman Slemp who haa been away for two or three weeks met National Committeeman Alvah MaTtin and other leading Republicans from Virginia and discussed te situation with them A call from Secretary Hllles at the White House to Mr Slemp notifying him that a visit there might not be out of place at this time with the assurance of the President that the Old Dominion Republicans will stand firm for him was one of the Incidents of tha day Mr Martin and the other leaders got here this morning and met Mr Slemp at the Willard Hotel where bevdral hours were spent behind closed doors going over the situation Including the Chicago convention the question of how far the Virginia delegates should go In backing up Taft future patronage should Roosevelt be elected etc There seems to bo little doubt that Virginia delegates to Chicago wi'J vote for 8enator Root for temporary chairman and that they will stand loyal for Taft until they eee toe fight slipping away although something unexpected may happen at an moment At thla time Slemp and Martin have the organisation forces excellent shape and with the patronage machine running smoothly there is little reason to believe they will desert Taft unless they think he will be defeated In that case mere may le a quick face-about movement and probably a hurry-up call for tha Roosevelt band wagon Believes Wa Nearly Over London June In an interview with the Boole correspondent of the Dally Chronicle Premier Glolittl expressed the belief that the war between Italy and Turkey would not last much longer Ho Is credited with saying that unless Turkey soon submits Italy will strike harder than she has yet dons He added that there could be no halt until a complete victory bad been attained declaring that all parties In Italy had agreed on that CASK IS DISMISSED Blether and Daughter Exonerated of Chars Murdering Infant gpselal to TbsTlmes-Dlapateh Lynchburg Vo Mar At a hearten this morning hsforo Justice Whitaker Bitting on tha pollea bsheb Uri Anna Staples and her daughter It attic were exonerated of the charge of having murdered the child of ths young girl Only three witnesses wars examined they being City Coroner Dr George Hamner Dr A Wilson and Pat Murphy Ths testimony taken by the coroner's jury and the Investigations conducted by Detectives Childress snd Irvin and Ssrgsant Smith wars omitted The Commonwealth established the (set only that the child cams to Its death by suffocation but failed to show whether nr net it wse accidental or Intentional Yancey prosecuted the defendants aad Attorney John I Lee appeared in their defense Tha only plea made waa by Mr Yancey asking tbs ease to bs sent jo the grand July Mr Lea illd not derm a pies neceseXrr The court hold that there waa nothing shewn- beyond a alight suiplelon aad' dismissed tha ease CALL NEW LINER RBITAXXIC Successor of Titanic to Bo Launched la Full of 1918 Nw York May It is announced her that ths new fiO 000-ton Whits Star liner which will take the place of the TitanHv In tha fall of ills (a to bs nsipsd Britannic It will ha the same length as ths Olympic Stf feet The Whit Star Xina has had two vessels bearing ths nam Britannic They both earned large sums for ths company and tbs name is considered lucky Prise for North Now Haven Conn May Ths Kg-'glsaton historical pries at YaU bag firm awarded to 'titeward I Mims Yaha 1901 uf Durham a member of 4ha gradual school Jane brings us face to face with the problems cl suitable summer suits Having In the winter we selected fabrics before the market was worked over and obtained the choice cloth and exclusive patterns Now Is your opportunity Plain and fancy blues big range In grays various shades in brown and fancy mixtures give every man his choice Styles from four-button sack to the close fitting peaked lapel soft roll prices SIB to $40 Straws of every reliable uality-for every head $2 to i Shoes of the well Known Hanan and Berry $380 to $6BO IS 000 tha amount of tha proposed flat and 11000 la addition Story IV as Flanntd At a later dato a plan waa auggaated by Darla aald the wltqrea of Inventing a atory of a Franklin-Darrow go-between la order to save tha latter tgit Franklin told them ha aald that AsiistKht District-Attorney Ford would never believe hla afbfjr It eras at this point that Darrow men-tlonedHarriman'a name and Darla thought It was a very unfair thing to say said ths witneea "I said It waa a poor statement far him tT make Implicating another party" aald 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tomorrow Pleased With Demount rat Cotanul Itooasvslt remained in New York overnight on bis return from Gettysburg end went to hi office this morning in speaking of his reception st Gettysburg be aald that had been impressed with the attitude of tii people mentioned tbs fact that his arrival attracted lulls attention "in ths bs continued 'th people seemed Imbued with tho solemnity of the occas'on as they should have been In the afternoon they warmed up In a demonstration whteh was on the most gratifying of my Maury Moore 4k Co A Pleasant 4k Co 5 Pulliam ft Co Realty Ine Agency Talley ft Ryland Va Fire and Marine In Co Va State "fits Co William 4k Co Wortham Pulliam Wherry ft Co Walker ft Co Julius Straus Son Successors Cable Plane Co Mon 728 213 Broad WOMAN TAKES REVENGE Calmly Slays Rival for Her Affections Nashville 'Tenn May li Mra Jesaa "Barns of Caney Fork shot and Instantly killed- Mra Judd of Double Springs this afternoon at Buffalo (Valley The ahooting is said to have been the 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