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THE WASHINGTON HERAED. THURSDAY, JANUARY 16. 1913.
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NO REASON FOR
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Secretary Tumulty States Gov.
Wilson's Sentiments Have
Not Changed.
AMUSES PRESIDENT-ELECT
Attitude Toward Business Interests
Made Plain Before Election.
Ollie June Calls.
Princeton. N J . Jan. la. The reports
or unsettled conditions In the financial
district as a result of President-elect
Wilsons tso recent speeches, one in
Chicago last Saturday and the other In
Trenton on Jlonda. provoked a deal of
discussion In and about the Statehouso
to-da) The President-elect had read
the reports printed In the morning: news
rpers. and while be treated the matter
l'ghtl. declaring: it amused him more
than anything else, he permitted his
stcretan. Joseph Tumulty, to Issue a
statement calling: attention to the fact
that the IVesident-elect had not changed
liia attitude since elecion, and that he Is
xnerel) sa)lng now what he said then
In his campaign speeches.
Senator-elect Ollie James of Kentuck
after a conference with the President
elect, stated that If an) bod) started a,
I anle the Democrats being In control of
Congre" would appoint a committee of
Investigation and find out who was re
sponsible for it When it was later re-
Stated to the President-elect, he said
Then the could find out bv the in
vestigation whether 1 was responsible
or not '
Tumulty' Statement.
"sccretarj Tumult s statement follows
Attempts ure being made to make an
issue of Gov W llson s speech at Chi
cago This is nothing less than amus
ing Go W llson s attitude on business
and its relations to the government as
expressed In his seral speeches since
rltctlon. Is, as any well-informed person
,in the countr would testlf. exact!)
the same as his attitude before his nom
ination ind before his election Eery
word that Got W ilson has uttered is in
compute hannon with the principles
to which hi has strictl) adhered through
out his public career
If there is in surprise at this at
titude It can be manifested onl by tboie
who fail to realize that the countr has
electi d to the Presidency an honest and
tcarliss man who means exactlv what
he savs JdillllTLMlLTl
-MTirtary t ln llm. '
111 addition tii Mnitor Jiniff the Pres
ident elects visitors to-da wire en
itor I. or. of Oklahoma and Senator
W llllam J btone of Mlsoun cenator
Obediah Gardner of Maine who ti3d an
appointment with the President elect
: deruncd clsiwherc and win come
e other da
"Will Investigate Panic
benator James was the first of the
M'-tfors He said he had read the reports
of thriatened panic printed In the morn
ing papers
The Democrats are in control of Con
gress said Senator James and the
minute an bod starts a panic we '
appoint an Investigating committee and
And out who is responsible for It There
is absolutely no reason for a panic W'e
hac the biggest crops In hlstur, and
the countrj never was s0 prosperous
Does an bod expect that Gov Wilson
will be trav the people He lias made
certain definite promises and he is go
ing t" keep them I annot understand
h) anvhod) should express sUrprise at
his honf"t A parti platform used to
be considered like the platform of a
railroad car a good thing to get In on
but n t a good thing to stand upon
thereafter Go W ilson proposes to
st ind n the Democratic platform and
arri out ever pledge he has made to
the people
Scnitor James who is a member
the is ind Means Committee otithe
House (he does not taki his eat It
the senate until March 41. sa)s his com
mlttee is graduallv rounding out the
tariff hills to hi introduced at the ex-
tia i ssion
These bills provide fir a reduction
In kieplng with the platform plcdces
he lid
sked if he had suggested an tabi
net m itenal to Gov W ilson the Sen
ator laughed and said
I would just as soon tell a man who
he ought to marrj as to t 11 the Presi
dent who he ought to put in his Cabi
nn
IHsifiuiita Pnnlt 1 hrrnl.
fter Ins conference
ernor Senator Gore discu'
of a pinlc
ITesident Wilsons administration'
he t.ai I w ill not offer am Just occa
sion for ilnrm There is no encniv of
prospentv in this cotintrv excepting
the prophets of panic Nobod has an
occasion to fear the administration of
Gov Wilson who does not fear the ad
ministration of Justice I do not 'think
the business men of the countr will
provi themselves like Samson and pull
down the umplc on themselvis It is
Just possible the Governor l saing a
good man things now fiat will ob
viato the neisslti of doing a good
man other things "
W ith regard to the plans of the Sen
ate, benator Gore said
Wc hope to map out a programme
whiih will insure peac" progress and
efHcienci. and I have a confident hope
of success The prospects are reassur
ing I have not Invited and I think
none has Invited, the Governor to par
ticipate in this plan It Is gratlfing
to in that to-da all Demoirats arc
marching that none are marking time
none are Manning pat. and none ar
running awa Both Congress and the
administration will work in heart ac
cord the new members of Congress
will fit In nlcelv with the veterans and
the lountrv can be assured of a liar
monlous administration
Rrl on Tennesnee. v
speaking of the tate where it Is still
doubtrul wiieuier ueunKjrats or iiepuDU
cans will be sent to the I nited btatcs
fcenat" the Senator said
Wc have hoiw In New Hampshire and
w have hope In Illinois of one and pos
sibl two Democratic Senators I think
th it the return of a Democrat from Ten
nessee Is certain. There is a bitter tight
there 1 am Informed that the fight over
the Senalorshlp In South Dakota is per
haps deadlocked but that is uncertain
I cannot speak as to Wvoming because
I know onl what I have seen In the
newspapers. I did not have an hope
there, but it looks better now However.
If we win out In Tennessee even- other
Mate can send Republicans and wc will
rtlll have control of the "Senate
The benator said he thought a Just
solution of the plan to abrogate the
seniorlt rule in the Senate was In
sigh!
Senator Gore .was asked If Gov W ilson
favored his bill, introduced )esterda.
providing for an Increase In the mem
bership of the Supreme Court from nin;
to eleven
"That bill " said the Senator, "was of
fered on mv own motion The reason for
I offering the bill is this
, "Justice delaed Is justice defied There
ere M) cases on the Supreme Court
uihtt no., if the 10 Jit ihould hand
ELECTRIC LINE'S
(IfBces and wnltlni; room nf W .,
trenth Street an
New Railroad Station
Opened to the .Public
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railway
Now Has Quarters in Bond Building, Four
teenth Street and New York Avenue.
In opening to the public esterdai its i room bniim, frm tagi on both Tour
niw teimiual station In the llond linth treet and I.w ork Avenue
ltulldlug. at th torntr of New orkjfrom the imrtlieat corner to tlw main
Avenue and hourleenth street north ' niramcs uf the Hond lliiildiug Praitl
west tht Washington Haltliuure and tail all of tin froutagt on thes streets
nllaoIis Rallwa give Uashliihton in j ii rf lass assuring ample HiJit The
electro tirmlnal Btatlnn so c onimodious ilmg and pillars are Mulshed in hit.
and well tltted that it will rank with nnd light urcwi which adds further tu
th stations In most of the lig elites of the m acinus and -iir appcaraucu of the
the countr ' Irterlor
In contrast with the former waiting! The tiektt otllce tends from the
room of the compau. the new terminal
Is light and spacious and will easily
and comfortabl accommodate a faJr
sized crowd It Is thorough! modern In
Its arrangements and furnishings and
has among other conveniences a com-
fortablv appointed rest room for ladies.
Man complimcntar and appreciative
comments wre made b the company's
patrons esterda. and after visiting
the new station President lilshop of the
W I! and expressed hlnfelf . as
hlghlv pleased whh the new Washing
ton headquarters of the road Other
officials accompanvlng President lilshop
were eiuall pleased while C W
Hetcher, district passenger aj.ent who
is In charge In W ashington Is partlcu
larl enthusiastic oier the new arrange
ments
' The increase of our traffic brought
about rather iramped conditions in our
old quarters ' taid Mr Fletcher scs
terdaj 'hut I feel now that we are able
to take rire if the growth which Is
sure to continue
The new station is a Iarg rectangular
down two decision, a dav. undavs in
clude it wou! require two vears to finish
the docket provided no new cases c-imc
up '
Us Gocthala
Call
benator Stone would sa) nothing about
his conference with the President elect
He held that aii) statement regarding
it should come from the Presidentelect
Gov Wilson declared later however
tint senator btone had come merel) to
talk over the ltu itlon In Missouri and
that he had ilso discussed with him
Cabinet possibilities
The Piesldent elect lias asked Col
George W Goe Dials who Is In chars
of the Panama i-anal work and who
is umlirstod to be i candid ite for Gov
ernor General of Panama, to comi here
on Frida)
I want to go into the Panama situa
ttojvaa far as I can said the Presi
dent flict 'But I am afraid I cannot
olscuss It verv thoroughlv these ver)
busv davs
Tomorrow the Presidentelects I in nor
,Jant visitors will be benator eles:t Uroos
sard or Louisiana and Representative
Henri of Texas chairman of the Rules
Committee.
Within a ver short time the President-1 sailors were drowned to da) when a
elect expects to have a vlult from Vice ship was wrecked in a gale In the North
President-elect Murshill The) have notibea oft the Northumberlandshirc coast,
met since the election The l're sidemt I Coast guards rescued eight numbers
elect will make the appointment to
Gov Marshall s convenience
uit
Dciiuti Marshal Threatened
New lork Jan la Deput) United
states Marshal Louis G Uepkman to da)
received a warning that he. would be
1 Hied if he did not bring about the re
lease of a man he ac-cuses of having
written threatening lettejrs to President
elect Wilson The letter was in the
same handwriting that was used in the
letters to the President elect last month
Onl) one. of tin men arrested by Ueek-
man Is still io jail at Newnrk N J
nntlflcs Direct Election.
Albans, Jan li The State Senate to
ob) adopted a resolution ratifying the
lionosea constitutional amendment for
the direct election of United States Sen
ators The same resolution was passed
In the house b) a large majorlt) jester
da) TO-DAY'S SELECTIONS
B) New "iork Telegraph
Juares.
First race
Den I'ncas
-Fl)ing.
Cltftonlan,
Second race Klva, Stout
Heart. Mercurium
Third race bprightly Miss.
Elizabeth Harwood. Marsand
Fourth race Pride of Lismore,
Enfield, J H Robinson
Fifth race Cosgrove. chanti
cleer. Golden Agnes
Sixth race Shorty Nortbcut,
Black Mate. Lotta Creed
To Cure a neaelache
Tou mast -first remove the cause. Most
headaches are caused by a disordered
stomach IIofTs Lemon Seldlltz will Dut
your stomach In the -pink or condition I
and cure Tour headache in a. rew Juln-'
NEW STATION.
Thotn by Nltional Iliolo Co.
.V . Klrctrle Rallnrnr at Fonr
"Neiv ork Avenue.
northeast corntr of thi room along the
I ourteenth -treet side for perhaps ftf
tn feet In the corner Is the ofTUe
if District las.cnger Agent Pletcher
stalrvra In the cetittr of the room leads
to the I asement where an loeated the
baggage and panels room, tl e ladies
rest room and the convenience niom
The Baltimore and Vnnapolls cars will
run through to Hfteenth Street as here
ttfore. but will all stop for passengers
at the station All c irs will be announc
d as thev approadi the waiting room.
Copies of the illustrated booklet. Co
i"t i.i iiiiiniH!r ircinil puuilSUCU D
th companv. were given to all patrons
ol the road e.terda
We are proud of it, said President
Hishop vestirdav in lommentlng en the
iw station 'It is as good as the I'al
tlmore -tit Ion It mcupies an ixcellent
h sitinn in relation to the cit s street
cai lines and connections can be made
eusll for all parts of the ilt We In
tend to makt It as comfort ible to wait
In this station as to wait In ones home
oi office '
WANTS PHONE LINE EXTENDED.
War Department Seeks ii-iilr) for
leneMt of Furl Mjer.
n Inquirv was begun vesterd i) b) the
Interstate Commerce tommlssion at the
request of the War lie-artmcnt to ele
termln. if the I nlted bt ites can comiel
te lephone companies to extend their verv-
He lines with telephone lilies owneel 1
the government
Arm) officers at 1 ort M)ir, Va . are
unable to e-ommunic u with the War
Department excel t fi-om a central station
at the fort w lie re a Pell telephone Is
installed It Is declared thit Federal
bus lies-, could h krc-atl) facilitated If
the ( hesapeake and Potcmac Telephone
Companv coilld be compelle-d to make
connection with the post switchboard
The decision b) the commission will de
termine the right of the X nlted States
In compelling telephone companies to
nuke connections with privatelv owned
switchboards a concession thev hav
hitherto opieoscd
Ten
W
, outh shields f ngl mil Jan 1. Ten
f the ship s c re w of eighteen
Wreckage washed ishoro showed that
the name of the -wrecked ship was the
California
m mm wcn.ai
is Winning
The da of th slim woman's trlu-np
has arrived "flie thinner one Is tl-mo-e
st)lslt." L",y the elressmakera.
Thls would have been sid news for the
fat woman a )eni ego bhe would have
had to try dieting o"- exercise Nowa
aa)3 however, the tveman who is too fat
for the st)les goes to a druggist and gets
a case of Mar o!a r-escrlptlon Tablets
ore of which she tal es after each rneal
and at bedtlrre, and so reduces her su
perfluous flesh qt-Ict Vs
These tablets. bel-g rasde In accordance
with the famous prescription, are per
fectly harmless, and they are, also the
most economical preparation a person can
buy", for they cost only 75 cents a lane
case one of which Is frequently enough
Io start a person lesirr fat the rate of
12 to 14 ounces a dav. PreUv rearlv
even dronHst Veena this tar.let In atoek
but ehouM ours be sold out. you can
esH) obtain a case bv sending to the
makers, the Mannola Company, rarm-r
Buildinr. Detroit Mien.
Buildinr. Detroit. Uich.
RECORD REFUTES
SIMS' ATTACK
ONCIGLOVER
Coiillnned from Pane One.
explanation of the benate report contain
ing figures for two different projects. In
dicates clearly that both Mr. Andrus and
Mr. Sims were themselves misled and
had no intention of misstating facts.
Mr. blms, as was true of Mr Andrus
during the latter8 tenure of office, com
mands the respect of every member of
the House, and his Integrity of word or
purpose Is not subject to debate In ris
ing to a question of personal privilege
yesterday, Mr Sims said
"Any member of this Kouia who In
"debate on the floor would willfully make
a false statement and mislead the mem
bers and cause them to ote otherwlsa
than the would ought to be expelled."
Mr Sims explained that. In 1909. when
the bill In question was before the House,
he had come Into the chamber after Rep
resentative Andrus of New York had con
cluded his remarks. Mr Andrus, he
said, had unwittingly ouoted the wrong
figures in connection with the price set
up on the Rock Creek Park addition
tract by mixing them up with figures
contained in a benate report on the bill
proposing the purchase of the Meridian
Jim propert.
Mnlrment Refuted
"Therefore, how could the gentleman
from New York or mself. either or us.
have made a false statement, knowing
it to be false at the time." asked Mr.
Sims, after explaining that both proj
ects were referred to In the report from
wnun Mr Andrus read
'The number of the bill was given by
the gentleman from New lork, the num
ttr of the report was given by him and
rtad from In m hearing, but the facts
are that not a word in that report or In
the speech of Mr Andrus or mself ever
charged that Mr Glover had an option
on that land at J43 0i-i and was trying
io sen it io the government at MC0.WU
I will admit that b Mr Andrus say
ii g it was tMs-fTkntlcal bill, and reading
from the report of the Senate committee
made on thi same item In a former bill,
I did think myself that was what it re
ferred to not being a member of the
committee that had investigated It
Referring to Mr Glovers statement
th it up to a few das before his recent
appcaranee before the Insurance investi-
tlug committee he had known onl) in
substance of Mr Andnis" remarks. Mr
-lms declared that three ears ago he
and Mr Glover had discussed them In
the Rlggs Hank, and that he had told
Mr Oluver then that he would be glad
to correct am false impression that
might have crept through a confusion of
the flixk Creik exten-lon and Meridian
Hill projes ts
MONEY TRUST WITNESS NOW
SAID TO BE IN MONTREAL
ork Jan 15 Miss Katherine
Harrison who Is being sought by
agents of the Pujo committee because
information she Is believed to have
acquired while confidential secretar
the late Ilenrv H Rogers, is In Mon
treal She has written to friends In
this cit) that her enforced exile is Irk
some and that she ma slip Into town
an da) if there is the slightest chance
' eluding the Investigators
The first Intimation that she might
be required as a witness before the
conitnlttre came to her shortl) before
Christmas she kept Indoors after that
but on Januari 3 decided to give the
sleuths the slip Leaving her home b)
a back door she p issed through the
house of a neighbor and was whisketl
awa) to the Grand "entral fetation in
an automobile t the G-and Centnl
Station Miss llarriso i took a train for
Roston where she remained only long
enough to make connections with a
train speed ng northward
11 IS Hill Willi iiii-ri. -lie leu . -.
Harrison took with her certain books
and papers which the committee ex
pecteel William Rockefeller to produce
Her presence before the committee was
suggested b) Samuel l"nterm)cr who
believes she can greatlv illuminate the
Rogers-Rockefeller oll-coppcr-rallroad
transactions She Is said to be worth
3 000 000 one-third of which Is Stand
ard Oil securities buhpoena servers
are also seeking Miss Anne Watson a
, ki.
confi!
feller
nfidentlal emp!o)e of W llliam Itoike
ROOT'S PANAMA BILL
NOT HELPING MATTER
Secretary of State Knox Going Ahead
in Preparing Anjwer to the
English Protest
The fact that Senator Root next week
will urea the passage of his bill repealing
the provision of the Panama tanal ait
which grants free passage to American
ships engaged in the coastwise trade, will
not niter the courc of the Department
of State in Its exchange of notes with
Great Britain relative to the protest
aaalnst the can ii tolls ict made bv that
coveniment becrctar of btate Knox
and Chardler P nderson. counselor ol
tl e Dcpartmen of btate. are still en
gaged in the preparation of the note
which will lie nt In repl) to that of
S'r Edward Gre) Wlien this task
completed It is stated, the note will be
ccmmunliated to the British government
regardless of discussions, pro o- con,
the Senate
No one could be found at the State
Department )esterda) or the opinion that
senator Root Is helping matters any by
Introducing a bill for the repeal of the
free-tolls clause of the canal act. and
announcing that he will speak on his
measure In a few da)s The btate De
portment Is now engaged in defending
the verv piece of legislation which Sena
tor Root seeks to have repealed While
the task of beiretar) Knox would, of
course. Instantl) vanish if the free tolls
clause were reealed there is thought to
be no reason for believing that tile Sena
tor wllj succeed In Inducing the Senate,
much les the House, to repeal an) por
tion of the Panama Canal act. Cons
quentl). it is felt at the State Depart
ment that this administration probably
would end with nothing done In the Pin
amaCanal controvers) if the sndlng
of the repl) to Sir Edward Grey's note
were delaved pending the outcome of
Senator Root's proposal
"Will uccliinte Ml School Children
Evanston. Ill, Jan la. Miss Portia
Howe, a school-teacher In the Evanston
fchools. visited her classroom after she
had become III with a malad) diagnosed
as chickenpox To-da) an order f,.r the
vaccination of 3,3X1 school children has
been Issued, and Miss Howe is In the
isolation hospital being treated for
smallpox. It was not until she had be
come too ill to continue her duties and
bad to be taken to the apartments of
her mother In a fashionable family ho
tel, where the Howe famtl) pli)s!clan
was called, that the true nature of her
Illness was discovered The Evanston
school authorities have Issued a warning
to parents. Children not vaccinated by
Friday! will be barred from attending!
school.
New
Colonial Homes
222, 224 and
Only
Six Rooms and Rath
Hardwood Finish
Throughout
Farquetr) rioorlng
Electric Lights
Large Lots with Large
Parking and Alte).
Double Porches 7 b)
18 feet
Holland Window
Shades
Open Daily
Lighted
IfMOWEN&TMi
&M
Congress in Brief.
The Senate deferred action on the legis
lative executive and judicial appropria
tion bill, carrying an expenditure of ap
proximate!) S,3soOM. In the bill was
Incorporated a provision appropriating
money for the continuance of the Com
merce Court until June SO. 1913. A luo
rum was not present, and consideration
of the bill went over until to-da)
Januarv was fixed as the date for
voting on the Works amendment to the
Constitution providing for a single Presi
dential term of six )ears
benator Cummins Introduced a bill to
tax certain sales options and contracts
or sales made upon ard In connection
with ce-rtatn exchanges and boards of
trade at the rate eif 2 per cent
benator Nelson Introduced a bill to pro- j
viur annual vacauuns iur rauwa) man
clerks
Senator Dillingham offered a resolution
to pa) the widow of the late Sergeant
at arms of the benate. Kansdell. tn
amount cqulalnt to his salar) for one
)ear
William W W infield colored, formerly
emp1o)ed In tbe office of the Standard
Oil Coinpanv. continued his t'stlmon) be-
tore the campaign funds investigating
committee
Committee "n Foreign Relations
agreed to report favorabl) for ratlrlca-
t on a new wireless telegraphv treat!
formulated at the wireless convention
1 eld last vear in Lordon
noi-r .
Routine ollls on the Wednc0av calen
dar were considered in the House and
bills amending the Immigration ard
naturalization law:
naturalization laws were final!) passed
n.. -,.1,1. -I,-, .!!- U ,. ..,
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three )ears service In the arm) or nav-
or on a merchant vessel of the l nlted
states ma) be granted cit zenship with
out the tustomar) )ears residence in a
fc"ate
The other bill Imposes a. fine of UCX.
against anv steamship comranr which
knowlngl) brings an Insane person into i
the United Mates and a similar fin
against an) steamsh p line which trans
torts aliens of the excluded classes The
I reseat penalti for the latter offense la
JIM.
The Committee on I xpenditures in th
Interior Department adopted a report of'
a subcommittee sustaining charges that I
the Warren Live Stock Company ofj
W)oming In 19C3 had unlawfullv fence! I
off approximate!) ".OCejO acres of public
I...J I.. It . j. ... . .-., i.. n. n '
iiiu oi MjuiuiiiK hiiu loiorauu i ne ne
I ublican members of the committee
signed a minorit) report declaring that
thes charges are not proved
The Glass subcommittee of the House
Banking and Currenc) Committee con
tinued Its hearings on currenc) legisla
tion, and Edmund Fisher. Deputy Comp
troller of New ork cit). testified that
tho central bank was necessarv to a
"ound monetarv system under aii) plan
for the establishment of divisional re
serve associations -"
The Wa)s and Means Committee re
sumed Its tariff hearings and heard wit
nesses In opposition to the free sugar
1 bill which the House passed at the last
sess'on
The Foreign Affairs Committee con
tinued Its prepvration of a' bill to regu
late the use of w-nter power at Niagara
Fall3,
The Pujo Monev Trust committee con
tinued Its inv estigat on. and after hear.
Ing a report of Dr Charles Richardson,
the committee ph)slclan sent to examine
William Rockefeller, decided that Chair
man Pujo and Samuel I nternuer coun
sel, should take Rockefeller s testimon)
at an) time and place designated b)
counsel for the millionaire
OPPOSE "JIM CROW" CARS.
Handle Highlands Cttliena Pasa
Reaeilntlon frnlnat Chunj-e.
The question of Inaugurating a sen Ict
of 'Jlin Crow street cars, to be used
excluslvel) b) colored people, was set
teed, as fir es the Randle Highlands Clt-lr-ans
Association was concerned when
last night the organization Instructed
Us delegate to the Federated Citizens'
Association P K McKinne), to vote
against an) such move at separating the
races It is the sentiment of the asso
ciation, as expressed In the speech of
Ii F Uradbun. that the Randle High
lands citizens are more concerned with
getting a more adequate car sera Ice for
the suburbs than the) are with separat
ing the colored people from the white.
Must Pa) Alimony.
Tucker K Sands, has been ordered to
ra) his wire alimony oy-stne courts or
New Jerse). The alimony will consist
rf SIS per month, with J10 for law) era
fees The decision pends suit for divorce
brought b) Mrs Sands against her hus-
luind on the ground of divorce The
Sands were married In 1S00 In Washing-
ton Mr bands is living at present at
A btreet boutheast They have sev
eral children
Local Greek WMrrora.
Vlnnlas Armodtus and Georger Kan-
c Dolus., two Washington Greeks, have
distinguished themselves In the Balkan
war. They took active part In the bat
tle of Soanlna in lsplrus, where
the
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$4,500
SIde-ovan Gas Ranges.
Extra Large Closets
Mirror Doors
Floors planed and
Oiled
Paved Streets and
Sidewalks.
Room for Garage or
Stable
Three Styles of
Houses
and Sunday and
Until 9 P. M.
Tr Vf WTLW
kdJ&F-
Greeks routed a Turkish nrmv of 3.tT0
men It Is believed that it was on of the
most spectacular battles of the war Ai
modius conducted a shoe shine parlor
In lourteent!i street between Fe-nns)l
vanla Avenue and F btreets. Kanopo
Ins owns a fruit store In Fourteenth
above II btreet
Ilrltlali hlp Goea to Pieces.
Cadiz Jan 15 The British steamship
I Ian Mackenzie, which went ashore in
i gale last week near Cap Trafalgar
has ben pounded to pieces b high seas
bhip brokers estimated the los to da
at 11 rem co or more
Wonlel lloiv ltnllrera Purchase.
lbani Jan Ijl A bill was ofered in
t-ie state Senate to-dav bv the terms of
wMih the citizens of lonkers roav pur
chase the street rallwa) s)stem in that
cm The bill is aimed to end the smk
e " stre railway emplo)es In tl at cit-.
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