Fair Fa With We ture Rising Tonight Jt Tempera Temperature m a ¬ hi i a hiU1Jton mt I LASTED JLJnuJ AST i iSTUMBER Nj NjNUMBER
NUMBER TLTIIBEIt6882 6582 WtSHINGTON WA6HI TGTC TUESDAY EvOBNLSTG E ETING JANUARY 11 1910 PRICE ONE CENT CEl 1
CHANGES CHANGESARE ARE MADE MADEIN
IN DIRECTORATES DIRECTORATESOF
OF CAPITAL BANKS BANKSAnnual
Annual Elections Held ThisAfternoon This ThisAfternoon
Afternoon in Numerous NumerousInstitutions NumerousInstitutions NumerousInstitutions
Institutions InstitutionsTHREE
THREE NEW NAMES NAMESAT
AT RIGGS NATIONAL NATIONALffwo
ffwo Propositions Ptopgsi ORS Voted on by byStockholders byStQCkholdels byl
l
Stockholders of Uacoln UacolnNational UncolnNational LincoinNatioc
National NationalImportant NationalImortaat Natioc aL aLIzaortant
i
Important ehMwes In m tits UreetoraXes UreetoraXese
of > d7 W WsshM ets en t k were e > wada wadathin
this afternoon when the s4oefcheiers Msakbsldersheld
hew dd their awmsl seethe I t for r the elec e I c ctioa
tion of nirsctora nirsctoraThree dksctaueThroe
9lThne
Three new > w director were s JMWBe4 natst racd + d on oathe
the hoa betiaali for f the Btegs NaU IaiJe MaU oal aar aJ Bank BankThey BankIhq BankTel
They w were e H H Roder X DwIIuMT DwIIuMTrie > tan y T 7arM 7arMerie red rederte
erie D MoKeaney 4oK and zid Frank Fra > dc C CHenry C CHear7 CRenry
Henry HenryStockholders RenrySteckhetder
Stockholders of f the Uneoht National Nationalaak N NatiaarBank elltd elltdBaa
Baa aak hnA to vote v e en s tw two propoatttoaa propoatttoaaone pNJJ D
one regnrdtogr the reeohttion te increase increaseth racresethe
I Ithe
th the capital stock from to IOOMt IOOMta S E1ool W Wnd + e1 e1and
a nd the other te increase the number anaiberof 1ItI 1ItIor numberof
of directors tOlll not to exceed ex twentyoae twentyoaeThe tweatretashr
The hr arnns4ive alduu of f both these 4IUe8 4IUe8tloDf 4ikee tes testlons
tlons wen on e the ball taken today todayXfteers todayOfbeers
Xfteers te most of the banks will be hertected beFleeted beelected
Fleeted wfthht a month and lit severalthe several severalthe
the newly elected directors n et > et late latethte atethb Iatethis
this afternoon te i cenoidar the 1te9f ne 1te9ftf staJCs staJCsof p4afl n
of < otncers
I Ifew
few Faces SeaNew Sea SeeaN
N New rw < fanes afro > wfll iII 1 be seen tin the thedirectorates thedlrect thedlrectsratel
dlrectsratel dlrect directorates of the Batted States Sav Saving Savi 5avbnga ¬
ing i bnga the United States Trust Com Osntpank Company OoDpaay ¬
pany the Union Trust the District Dl Xa Xatfonal Xat Na NatuM
tfonal t i the Wn Wlt WaP lhltoB ihtaton L Lan < 9an and Trust Trustorapany TruIttlte Trustcennpsmy
cennpsmy orapany the Coaamerctel CGIaD 1 National th thIincoht t t11t the theIJaoeia
Iincoht ba National and the Aa AMerican erican Xa Xat Natorial a at
tonal t ona Banks BanksThomas BaDkThoaIas BiankrzThetas
Thomas Grant retired as a director dtr dtre t tor r of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the District National de despite pipe protest prote ta tat + sla slatota a awould
tota t i0D8 of fret from other tnembera of of11e oft
11e t he board because beca the 1 of work workGuId walkwould
would GuId not permit him hi to give gWtItUDe en enough enoughtime utzk utzktime
time to the hanks hank a interests interestsA hIt hItA
A A F Fox 1 president Jh uUDt of o the Coinmhia CohiaablaNssttelaa 1tIa 1tIaBa j jof
Nssttelaa Ba 13 ai t rarfyeaid e eaC tb > tsmtd tsmtdat
of the W Waildti WaahbKtoj t Ixpw LQ a and Trust Oom Oompany 0aDY Ce Cepant >
pant A new vice presMent will be betlxted beelet
elet tlxted 1 d by directors of the Union Trust TrustCompany TIWItC TIWItbe4uda TrustCennpaaky
Company CompanyCTie C Cennpaakybe
CTie be boards elected today areWan are areWMbtagt areWMitiact
WMbtagt Wan it Laaa dr Trot C CCharles Ct CtClla Cac
Charles Clla c ar4ts es B Bailey iMM I H D Mhriclc MhriclcWin MtrickWm
Win E Barker W J NewtonJohn fewtell1ohn Newton aewtoaJoira
John Camraack Theo W Notes XoyesJohn N N1ohn NotesJohn
John R Carmody Andrew Parker ParkerVug Parkerug ParkerAug
Vug ug Crane C jr Sam Saati I I I PMIttps PMIttpsJos PhI PhIJ PhitiipaJo
Jo Jos J os j DnnhiKton Darlln on X H H Shea SheaJohn SbtllLJohn SheaJuha
John Joy 10 Edson loon Lt L P Shoemaker ShoemakerA er erP
A P Pardon Thomas T W Sertth SaIk101ua SaaitbJohn SertthJohn
John A A Hamilton EIIk lUs Spear SpearPhil SpearPhilip
Philip Phil Highborn John A A Swope SwopeA
John A A A Johnston George TmeedeU TrueeieIIrda
Martta rda A A Knapp B H H Wamer Wanter1ohn WarlierJohn WamerJohn
John B LanIer Lareq A A S S Worthbgton Wor WorWm W rtbtegteR
Tm A A Mearns j jCity A F F 1x it tneWCity tew tewCity
City WatiaaaL WatiaaaLR
R R B B Behrend Bebr A A G Plant PUuitK Plaat PlantK
K 7 Caveat CaTertI F B B BH Rhodes RhodesH
H H J Goodman F T Sanner SannerW SIutaerW
W A A Hill F I L Siddons SiddonsL
q L 1 DJ P Krey Jaime 1 Sharp
W J Lambert LanI rt J B Sterna i Jr
X M L LIttle E E Q Smith SmithTV Shtv
TV H Lyn Lynn G G T Vaugts Vaugtslt Tau Va VaW han hanW
W lt < Moehtamen KIMIa H H W W 1 Wheatley < neatley Ue7
R E S S Mvnfort f S W WoodwardDistrict WOO Woodward wwd wwdContJaued
District lfatial lfatialC
C C F crust IW W P Lipecomb LipecombJ
J J W ChiMress teary y B F Mc Mcrnew hlacnew
rnew new tarhuid farlaudErnest
17 i r a BntS iaet C M 4Rerrick 4RerrickEtobert JVC CI 1HlfC
Ernest Dantea
rnest H
Robert Lee 0Brien
John T Devme Dr J J Richard
J W Harper a aoR n nR
R K Harper N L Sansbury
Alexander T Hen A C Shannon Shannony Shannoney
ey y C G Sloanamen Sloan
r amen < u es M Hose Ht > ge H Clinton Smith
w T S Hoe J S Tyree Tyreeewb
I ewb wis Holmes B R Waters new
Thomas B Hqyefc Sidney Went M est
i 3 JC Kenyon Wsxtm artta tit Wiegmnd WiegmndContinued la and andContinued
Continued on Fourth Pace PaceWEATHER Pa PageWEATHER e eVEATHER
WEATHER REPORTThere REPORT REPORTThere
There were snow flurries S within the thetJnue
1 last t twentyfour tyfUr hours in the Nortk At
antic Staten Stat and at Mattered Iktats pt a III
the lake retion and enema n 1 rains eor
time on the Pacific ce coast ult In all allrpgjons other otherregions otherrgionr
regions the weather was fair during du t the he
last twentyfour hours hourslow1 bournLout
Lout 10 temperatures continue on the At At1rtlc ¬
lactic seaboard with th frost as far South Southas Soot Soots k I
as i s rorthern r Florida and somewhat tow towfr Jowr lowrr
fr r temperatures temp rutnren are reported ed from the thenrthweiltern
Northwestern Northwe 4ern States A marked change changethe ehaa8ewa changewarmer
wa warmer r weather w r has taken place placet n nIre
t the Ire l lake k + region the M Mississippi pPi and andhio aadh andhie
> hio h valleys a1 ys and the SouthwestThe Southwest SouthwestTh SoutbwestTh
Th Th o weather over the States east easttna of oftn ln
tn tna n Mississippi If PIi river will be generally renerall reneralla
fair f a ir during duri tonight tOll fht and Wednesiay y ex excpt exPt oxpt
< cpt Pt pt that it will be unsettled UII in the thelafc tbtJaR the1ake
JaR 1ake region and a the t Ohio valley voile 11e and andeastern ta taastern illfatfrQ
astern Florida FloridaFORECAST F19rt4aF Floridati
ti
FORECAST F RECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
Fan weather and rnJstg temiemtMva teerahlret null era tare tarenight
1 night n and Wedneaday W fdBeeda7 fdBeeda7rat1lle nsMam mbrimm m tom termperatm tomperatnre
peratnre rat1lle a tonight about twentytwo twoart3twngreen de degrees 4h 4hJrefS ¬
green light to grate te west and aaath dIwest needwest aaathwest
west wtods wtodsS
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HARPKR6 H npJU FKKRT W R Va Jan It 11
j r Tt > JAnicr I ren a ahdd m tnl > Mu < > and Shenandoah etoady cloud y
tbos tb s morning
IDEMOCRATIC DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT PRESIDENTPREDICTED PRESI PRESIDENTPREDICTED 3ENT 3ENTPREDICTED
PREDICTED BY DICKINSON DICKINSONSecretary DICKINSONSecretary DICKINSONSecretary
Secretary of War in Mr Tafts Cabinet Said to Have HaveHopes HaveHopes HaveHopes
Hopes That Free Trader Will Succeed Him Himin Himin Himin
in White House
I
HAVANA HAY AXA J Jan u 11J IIJoe M M J4eGavoek J4eGavoekS4teretory MuGaveckpklkhaeein Gvoek GvoekXMekineen
I
XMekineen Secretary of War in Pre President II ¬
dent Tatts cabinet hen hopes of ei a
I cmoorat1c 1 1 > t1e free trade Preddont auks succeeding MICI ¬
c ceeding Taft Tart after the tatter has serve servetwo terval rve4 rve4two
I two terms s according t ie a statementmade statement statementmad sCatententtMa
mad made today tMa by Don on Ramon Pefcvyo Pefcvyoowner PeIarorOW1M
owner waists of tHe Rosarto Ro cootie n sugar mill m where whereDickinson wltereDkktD80n whereickinson
Dickinson D and Ms party took breakfast brektaMYeMenI breakfast breakfastyesterday
YeMenIPftavo y yesterday yesterdayPHaye esterdayPeiitvo
PHaye says s that Dt during a dtecuopion dtecuopionHt disc disclit
Ht the Breakfast table of the questteft lMJoR of ofthe orthe
the free entry of Cuban products intoige Into Intoihe tnteiM
ihe United States Dickinson sold saJdam soldI
1 am the only free trade Democrat Democratin Democratthe
in the Republican protection Cabinet Cabinetand CebIDetaJMl
and a nd after Mr Taft has finished his hissecond hiliJICO hissleeOnd
second term I Invite you to como COM to the theUnited tDeUnited theLinked
United Statets to assist in electing a aDemocratic aDemocratk
Democratic free trade President PresidentSTREET Pre8ldeatSTREET PresidentSTREET
STREET CAVES IN INMY INMANY
MANY ARE KILLED KILLEDPedestrians KILLEDPedestrians KILLEDPedestrians
Pedestrians in Chicago ChicagoSwept CliicagoSvept ChicagoSwept
Swept Down With WithSidewalk VithSidewalk
Sidewalk SidewalkCHICAGO SidewalkCHICAGO
CHICAGO Jan 1L lLTJte The The sidewalk sMewattcn sidewalkthe
eft a n the t e State Stat street t1t side of e the Boston BostonStare BesteStere BestenStore
Stare caved la at noon MIII tod today y while whilei
a i lace a1 e mtmber of persons werestanding were werestanding weretaJtdlng
standing on it itIt it itIt itIt
It is reported 1 rte4 that a number tHM of per persons pereas ¬
sons 5 s eas have ve been 1 killed kmeCans killedCalls
Calls have baV been sent in II for many manyambulances MaRYlABulaDC
ambulances lABulaDC lABulaDCLater ambulanceLater
Later the police announced e that one oneperson OItepenon oneperson
person had been n found under the tMwalk aide sfdewalk aidewalk
walk dead and four seriously y injured injuredThirty lajurrdTblrt injurc4Thirty
Thirty Tblrt persons went oowa when the thesidewalk thesidewalk thesidewalk
sidewalk fell It to not known how how1II8Dy
1 many others were killed killedCURTIS killedCURTIS killedCURTIS
CURTIS AND CABELL UDELLSenate CABELLI CABELLNOMINATIONS
I NO NOMINATIONS lINATIONS HELD HELDr HELDSenate HELDSenate
r I
Senate Finance com Committee CommitteePostpones itteel
Postpones Confirmation ConfirmationIndefinitely ConJ rmttion I IIndefinitely i
Indefinitely IndefinitelyThe i iSewate
The Senate Finance Committee of ofwhich atJaieb ofwhilA
which Jaieb Senator Aid Aldrich rich b is chairman eh irmen hasdecided has hasdecided hasdeidId
decided to r hold up 6Xmfrely i the nom notaiaaatiens nominations no noilwtiMM ¬
inations of James Freeman cents of ofBoston orBoston
Ote
Boston to t tr Ve Assistant A t Secretary of e the theTreasury tMTreuury th thTreasury e
Treasury and of Royal R yal K Cafeeil t beit of ofVirginia oftiir3tala i iVIrginia
Virginia to be Internal Revenue Com Cotnlmisaiortet Commissioner CoInMIAIofter ¬
missioner missionerTins lmisaiortetThis i iTJds
Tins decision was reached at a special specialmeeting apeciateating ciaI j i
meeting eating of the committee yesterday yesterdayThe y yesterdayThe enlal j jTJte
The regular r 1ar meeting of the committee committeewould committeewould I Iwald
would have been held today but it was wasnot wasnot
not called caJ and it will b at least a week weekbefore weekDefore weeklusters ffIUI1
before the committee is together t again againSenator againSenator
Senator Aldrich is t of alit ih city cityMr cityMr 1 1Xr
Mr Curtis has offended Senator enator AM AMrieh Aidich
rieh r ich and nd some of the other Republics RepubtictulSftIators RepublicanSenators RepublicsSenators AJd1
Senators because he has given ven certain certaindecisions certinderisions certaindecisions
decisions on customs in the direction of ofdownward ofdownward
downward revision One decision was wason wason I
on scrap iron in which a constituent of ofSenator ofSenator ofSenator
Senator Lodge was interested Mr MrCabeil YrCabef j
Cabeil has shown too much independ independence Indepondonce ¬
once to suit uit some of the Republican RepublicaneFRANMBELL IndependI
l eFRANMBELL eFRANMBELLILL LiEN eaders N FR FRANKLIN KLi BElLR BElLRILL BELL BELLILL + I
ILL IN HOSPITAL HOSPITALNature
Nature of of Sickness Un Unknown Unknown Unknown ¬
known But Operation OperationMay OperationMay OperationMay i
May Be Required RequiredBALTIMORE
I IBALTDIORE i
BALTIMORE Xc > W Jan rL lLGen Gen J JFranklin f
Franklin Jell is a patient at the JohnsHopkins Johns JohnsHopkins JelutHopkins
Hopkins Hospital Hettptt I l under care of Dr IV IVS
S Thayer ThayerThe ThayerThe ThayerThe 1 i
The exact nature of General Bells Bellsillness BoWsiihaess
illness could semi not be teamed The hes hesiMtal hMpkal
iMtal authorities oritle say K willbe wilt be at atroans least leastsome IeeetiIOIDe I I
some time before the announcement can
be beI made madeI
I tis understood that General enl Belt will wHlprobably i
probably have nave to undergo unde an operation operationACCUSED operatJeRACCUSED willI
ACCUSED BY GIRL GIRLTWO GIRLTWO t tTVO
TWO MEN HELD HELDBond HELDBond HEL D
Bond Is Refused to Prisoners PrisonersCharged I
Charged With WithBrutality
I
Brutali Brutality BrutalityBALTIMORE BrutalityBALTDlQRE ty tyBALTDIORE
BALTIMORE Jan 11George II George e Evans Evansand IvaDSLa Eva Evaand
and Lawrence La wrenc Ceoney were committed committ ed edan
to jail without lthout bond by Justice ustlee Granaan Granaanafter Grnnher Groan Groanattec an
after a hearing bea Rti at the centralst central ce trat > police policestation peilcetioR
station st a tioR on a charge of brutality to toRuts toward towardRath towardjtuth
Ruts P Hopkins a fifteenyearold fifteenyeaoldEvans ftfteenye rold girl girlEvans
Evans is thirtytwo years of age usegem the theson theMR I
son of a prominent electrical contract contractor ¬
or and financier of Baltimore The girl girldeclares girlshe
I
declaresehapggtnent declares ree she came to the city to secure secureemployment CUreftIpioYlDfnt
employment as a domestic in the 1sat11 1sat11of family familyof JIII
of Mr Evans E BII She toW the court curtwas rt she shewas 8hewas she
was taken from the train to a hotel hotelhy hotelby
hy 7 Evans and met Cooney there therebetter The Thebetter Theef
better part of e the testimonv e ttlllOR was unUNHURT un unprintable unUNHURT ¬
printable printableUNHURT
UNHURT BY LONG FALL FALLMIDDLETOroST FALLXIDDLETO FALLMIDDLETOtN
MIDDLETOroST XIDDLETO N Y Jan 11 11While lL lL1Ie ILWhile
While 1Ie Georre rf Ogitvey a carpenter carpentera was wason wasA wa s
on a a scaffok it fell and he d diitty dropped droppedftfty
ftfty feet to the ground bin baitwith escaped escapedwtth I
wtth a fen slight s t bruises His body in i n i ifalling j
falling > struck a grape ra arbor rkr and bounded bound bounded bo ltd ltded 1
ed from that to the fro frozen ll earth I
The statement statementbers stat WA WAIa mask before a ame
Ia me naramiker c Rs1 t hhclmlllna hhclmlllnabens IINIIft IINIIftbers
bers of the MIn 1 ubn cabinet CI army arMy arMyIHI officers s snd
and a nd prominent politicians and occasion Oceanianed n
ed a d roMsmefttbie surprise as well as un usounded
b bounded ounded enthusiasm enthusiasmDickinsons eathu enthusiasmPicklnsons l8 1R 1RDkkIDMtls
Dickinsons words onls were in 3D answer IAr to tear t5ar
ar appeal appe l from Pelayo to work in favar favarof fiv fivof < oW oWtb
of the tb free enry eft ry of Cuban products procueuall
b bocattx catte as hz said Cuba is the t e see eeo eeox eeoaomk
nooks x mk 9iajir sleeve e of the United States being Leis LeistlMwed
Ulowed rectprocfy ree y agreements a rooments with withrther ne 1Mt nether
rther ther t r nationDlckhawr nation nationDickinson tIonDlckin80n
Dickinson asked askedTPelavo TPelavo PeJave whether iss hi
bJs hi s opinion the th United Vnltf > 1 States could couldsjoc couMlce c craccesfuliy
sjoc raccesfuliy lce s fully operate < sugar mills in the theYes t I
nI1lllDe8 nI1lllDe8hYes90 > iani3pitieeFes
hYes90 Yes answered n red Palayo 1f If you got gotthe Jotthe go goe t
the th e right sort of men to run the mitts 18IItsJ
A J sugar mill te the Philippines ought te tecfcwr 18cltr hicigar
cigar its original orsgi nat cost in the first flv flvars ave avey Avey e
y yr yrit ars rs but If It is not n run properly properlyuwldeld it itwuld
wuld uwldeld sink sttte eight j times tlm Its original X Ost OstELOPERS t
ir this time timeELOPERS
ELOPERS ARE GLAD GLADRoberta GLADTO
TO GO BACK HOME HOMERoberta HOMERoberta
Roberta de Janon anon and andWaiter andWaiter andWaiter
Waiter Admirer Held Heldin Heldin Heldin
in in Chicago ChicagoCHICAGO ChicagoCHICAGO ChicagoCHICAGO
CHICAGO Jan UDM jlDetocttvee U Detectives es from fromPkihMelpMa fnMltPtdla44llJIIid frompbtiai
PkihMelpMa pbtiai i phla will 11l arrive in Chicago te tenifrht t tJlight toight
nifrht n ight to take tak back to that city Roberta Robertade RobertAoIe1noft R Rk
de oIe1noft Janon the seventeenyearold Rteell7earold heir heirto heiress heiressto Aehto eese
to MtWIttoJI ta C4 M and Frederick Cohen CollengJter Cohenwafter a awaiter
waiter with whom w om she e eloped en De D DeeMbeIto Doomber
eember eeMbeIto c 29 The two else be were f fy found fCNIICIhy
by b y th t the police IGI hi a room 8It a the weet weetJat4 w
wMarl
side late yesterday y OniAy probably will 10 willblack start startback IItartk
back k East tomorroar t rrow afternoon aternoonJilss AltenlGOnXJN afternoon4Lss
Jilss de Ja 1 Jaueta an and bar admirer admirerwere who Owere w he
were under er guard nl at the Chicago C ave aveJlDe a aue ve
nue s ue pollen station atlon test night expressed expressedrelief expr exprreKe exprrelief e
relief when told they the eF would w ukl be taken takeRhack lakesbuck
back to Philadelphia Phi p11 at oncestd once The Thegirt Tbedrl
girt whose appearance is that of a child cbildor childof
of thirteen or fourteen answered all allousertsnp allq allgateas4l
ousertsnp q gateas4l ms in I a straightforward manner mannerand JlllUtDelaIICI nano nanoand eel
and talked EMf freely of her experiences ex exORee experiencesnose
once she admitted It her Identity She Shetold Sbetold Shetold
told the police that Cohen had c ctec fretask wed UeIIIfoe
for 3er like a daughter and she sTieall Itall ask
all the 1 f thekiIfIeP1V P pt ptX
X M My My FaQ Faaklt Fa FaQshe tt ttIt
It lt Is ray fenf f 1llt t that wc rrf6 t a1M7 a1M78he wyM
she saM R When hem my mother her diedeft died diedleft she sheleft
left l me without a friend hi tine world worldMy WOItdMy
My father te away aWIL and I did not notthink 1tnttbtDk
think t my grandfather wanted me Then Thenthey Thenthe Thorhey I
they the t hey ranted ythtad JIteII to send me to Mine Minelera Ship Slaipleys Shipleys ¬
leys Preparatory School at Boys Mawr Mawrand Ala Alaand wr wraad
and I did not want to go o because becausewan if ifwas fta
was a strange placeMr place placeMr puckMr
Mr Cohen n had been ao good + d te ismother my mymother 1IIYJDGt
mother JDGt er when she and ad I were at the theBeltevueStratfeiil t1MBelIetveStrattriI t tBellevueStratf he
BeltevueStratfeiil td Hotel I wanted wantedgo to togo togo
go away way from my grandfather raadCatlte until untilwas tli I Iwas Iwas
was twenty tweBt7e e oe and I begs bogged bit Co Coto Cohen Cohento Cohento Leo
to take n me e away I toW him I would wouldkill wouldkHI woo wookill
kill jyse m f If he did dkIIOt not He did not notwant JIMwaDt n
want to do it but Anally he agreed agreedand a aXr rMli rMliaucI I
and we left Philadelphia PWla together t tsaeihcrDecember tMr on onDecember OftDecea
December erWe DecemberWe 2 2We
We w wto went < Ant to New Fork and tltell tltellto the theto
to Montreal where wherea we latelMleli toa 10 10a 1
a steamer for f England EaE but missed missedThat It It ItThat
was December er H N Nwent Next eot < clay we wewent w wwent e
went to St St Johns and boarded the thesteamer theateJRer the thesteamer
steamer Cersteana and sailed at atoclock atclock I Ioclod
oclock o clock in the afternoon afternoonLeft afternoonLeft t tLeft
Left the Ship ShipWhen ShipWAea
When we went aboard I had Teotsie Teotsiemy Teot8ieJII Ieotaienay
my JII fox terrier in a valise e and a I let letthe Jetthe Isi Isihe
the t he poor rtttle thing out to t ran around aroundThe aretNNIThe aroundTike
The purser saw him and said we wenott aould etMIkIt aouldnot
not keep him 111 on board the ship so we weJUl w wha3 e
ha3 JUl to get off o when we reached Halifax HalifaxMr HaIUaxor H Hr a > ffa
or o r N New e1o Y Year r Day DflyMr DayMr
Mr Cohen took me to a boawHn boanttn beard beardhG i ihcwe I IhcJee
hcwe hG me because he was sfraW CraW we would wouldbe wouldbe weakbe
be found if we stopped at hotels On OnMonday OnXOIHi 0 0Monday n
Monday XOIHi y January 3 3 we went to Boston Bostonwhere Doetonwhele Bunionwhere
where we stayed until noon WednesdayJanuary Wednesday WednesdayJanuary WedJte8daJIUIUILty
January 50 5 when we cane right on to toChicago toChicago t tChicago a
Chicago and went to the boarding boardingwhere house houseAll ewh
wh where re we e were found by the pollee polleeuAlI polleeA11
uAlI All the time we were traveling travelingposed I Iposed Iposed
posed as Mr Cohens daughter and we W Wwent wwent
went under the name n of King except exceptwhen exceptwhen ex exwhen kept
when we were ere on the boat Then Mr MrCehei MrC d dCohe r
Cehei C he t pave the name of Robert RobertPlace La LaPlace LaPlaee
Place We had plenty of money be because h heuee because ¬
cause grandfather had given me IS ISfor El Elfor 135 S
for spending money and the day I Ihome left lefthome leftbo
home bo I asked him and he gave memore me 5S 5Smore if ifmore
more Mr Cohen had J1S wh when n we left leftPhiladelphia JettPbiia4lelpbIL lef I IPhiladelphta
Philadelphia Pbiia4lelpbILFears ¬
Fears For Him HimThe HimThe
The girl is evidently fearful that her herfather be befather x i ifatlterlateD
father fatlterlateD intends S to prosecute Cohen to t the iii iiiimit i
limit l because she pleaded repeatedly repeatedlywtth repeat6cBwith Y
with the police to protect Mm Cken Ckenexplains C Cohnexplains i ie
explains e pial s his conduct by b declaringtook declaring declarl g h he JMI JMtook e I
took the girl away way simply because becausecould he hecould 1Moulll
could net withstand her pleadings pleadingsher Agw and andher aadher
her threats to commit suicide suicideIm suicideor suicideIm
or Im glad iad were caught he sad d to today today todiv
day I knew It would be only a ques question queUOII q ate ¬
tion of time until they found OUIHI us and andnow a anow anow
now they have haveWin ItveWIII
Win I go back to my wife Surely Sue SueI sly
I will I will w l explain just how kand K was wasand was wasand
and she will U see that I have done donefag noth nothing JtOtbIng ¬
ing wrong 78 g and have not been to blame blameSuspicions WameSuspicious blameSuspicious
Suspicious of Police PoliceThe PoliceThe Por 1cM 1cMThe
The police here suspect that his un unmalled 118lied u umailed a
mailed lied letter dated last 8t Saturdawhich Saturday Saturdaywhich Saturda Saturdawblch y
which was found in the girls bir s room roomwas IOOIft1IVS I Iwas
was written at the dictation of Cohen CohenFortytwo
I
Fortytwo ether letters notes and andverses andverses an anverses
verses which had passed between Cohen Cohenand Cobs Cobsand n I
and the girt wore also found by the thepolice thepollee i ipolice h e
police They were ere all couched in terms termsof tenJMof terse terseM ha a
of endearment tnendearment One letter exM exMgreat exivresaes exivresaesgreat e > seea
great concern over the fate of Tootsie e81
her terrier and pleads plea OS with her Teotakn father laths lathsto n i ito
to care for the dog The couple ha haonly had hadonly hadonly I
only KIS L LM R when found foundTootsic
Tootsie has been the girls girlscompasaon = constant constantcompanion 8taJItcompaalon I
companion and she refused to part partwith pre I Iwith
with him when the police matron t tcharge took tookcharge
charge o of her When she appeared aJJP6 at I
Central Police Station for furtheraminatben further ex examination examlnatiell ez ¬
amination today Totsie was inarms in her herarms
arms and she held held him conetaatly due ¬ I
jog the questioning questioningThe questioRI questioningThe I
The police will place pIa no charge chargeagainst char cbarasatast
against Cohen They A1IOtI announced they theypreferred
preferred ferftICI follow fetthe the wishes of o th thPhiladelphia t tPbI1adetph1a tar
Philadelphia police P and nd the girls drlsfathr girt a
father It h t > thought that the h father fatherContinued fathtCODtiJJt lathe r rCeiatiutpd
Continued CODtiJJt on cage age Fourteen Fourteeltw
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IN COMMERCE BODY I
ELECTION ELECTNFEATURE FEATURE FEMEI
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I i Continuation GQ n hinuation in Office Offic of ofPresident ofPresident ofPresident
j President Gude Confi Confidently Confii I II
I i dently Expected ExpectedUNUSUAL Expect Expectedr d dI dI
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I UNUSUAL CAI CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGNBY CA141PAIGNBYONE IPAIGN
BY BYONE ONE PUNK PIKER PIKERi
i Cfooiitr Ci l Issued on Behalf of H C CG
G Stiles Arouses Interest Interestand InterestI Int crest
and Speculation utio uletion t tw
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With w the eiectfcft + steet sat of a MtisNatR rahluin and j
sot mt and Sieaad vtee vie preaMents prr yenta ts p plwed prom 1 1t
i lwed ted as a a eat a lied sd dried affair canalpwba6 can canI
I alpwba6 atanma to cpprsacftma t wade heat over overt r rtile
t tile tie selection of twelve directors for the th thIUnIMIr i iChamber i iLTtmaber
Chamber of Commerce COIIU > to Me made from fromt fromIIIrt fromNat
t Net of tt twentyeight t e kt eandMates t ll at the thet theluaI
t msual meatina settng of a the chamber at the theNot j
New Wmard tocdehi tocdehiA tonitrbtA
A year sae aa the chamber camber ber experienced experiencedthe cxgorfcncedthe
the greatest aaht ftIdItlli hi Us history lory through throughthe 1AroughtlM t reuglt reuglthe
the t he efforts put forth by the friends oftiro of ofthe MI
I the rival candidate p atoa for the presidency presidencyTonight 1WwencT presidencyTonight
T Tonight t there to I little dovb doubt It wilt willeupelouce wiltexperience m mdie
experience the warmest content eoRt it hI htsever h hIner < s sever
ever knn known m te the crowded em race rae er r th thvamncies tho thoerdw meseasadu >
vamncies erdw en the sftrm ttroctorat 1Irederatet torate toratepriemtb x xFriends
Friends of President t William WIll F Gilds Gudote Gudpa Gildswh
wh h a easdi8ate If te for reelection lect1on assert assertthere anertthere rt rttbfte
there will w l be no trouble about hia being beingunanunously beln belny zinguainimoaralr
unanunously y chosen to succeed ceed hhnself hhnselfIf htinaelf1f
If 1 there to to be any fl opposition dod to t tehtm tehtmI him himIt himI
It I Has tea not developed etoped openly The pro prograni proJn
grani Jn mapped out by the Code tide ad adherents aolIter adtieremta ¬
herents Iter a > Include the 1 nomttaation tn of ofCnpt < f fCIIpt
I Cnpt c JaaMB F Oyster sat Chnriee J Jj Jte
j j BeX to cc auicc eed themsetves thaxuaetve as drat andleast and andvice andvIeIt
least vice president presUenUCentered p presidentI
I pct
Centered ct la Difecten Difectenj DiNCtMLTIle
j TIle prevailI prevamaa opinion that there therej I II ic icto
j I j to be no 1dAt n ht over the eteettea sKetie of off offhas orft orfteeatered
Bets has centered interest Intel ta the out outof Ut Uti
i i of the election of otrectors etirrict ors and andhas HI HIi s sboa
i has boaeekabeds eekabeds been the cause of a recorabreak recorabreaking reak reakI I
ing I amount of oampnfara caaa literature Ut e being beingsent beings I
j I seat sent at thrnaafr th tlreua h the mails mailsH mail
I H H C C C Stile a candidate candidatel candidatear was ar one oneof OIMoC oned I
of td tie e meat surprised curios teed men iaento tn WASi l ffctos ffctoston J JtOIl
i ton to tin Ws morning when he > > e opened liis liismail hlau i
mail aDd found that bin clams 1Id uponthe upon pon pontbe i inber
t the ass > Yraa n tile chamber nber were 1etng 1etngone tl tlanal7
I i warmly rrara anal7 b advocated advocatedPilwr one ODe onePiker J Jaullk Jaullki unk
Piker At AttrytaT noes Mr u was waand stilt stilttryIa
i t trytaT tryIa i fin hod nd ont ontforth CNtr ills 1iMMtr K i
r 111 1
forth at considerable iat fJII It Itmed is
i med with a IttaMMeto of Mr Is Stflei Stfleiwho ttJewlao Stiieawho
who to alluded to tlirowrfiout t1lro t tJIarrY aa aslatry aaA
JIarrY JIarrYA latryA
A letter letter of o considerable lemeth ln lndontee IadonIIIIf InArthur
dontee Arthur Ramsay principal 1 of ofKalraoant oltnIIom1t ofFahukoant
Kalraoant tnIIom1t Senunvry nem aem + dK7 which has been eeIatMIrt
sent to the > N aDd Geld Jlllembena o of the thechamber I
1 chamber c and nratefc his election 1tee1I8e 1tee1I8ei b taese taesethe < ne nethe
i the schools of the District should berepresented be bemade I I1fr04
1fr04 represented I UlitH 011 the board is evldeutiy evldeutiymadethe J I
made madethe the baate of Punk Pikefa Pike wit wttJ witttike
J Punch P neJi Pikers Reaeig ReaeigCnder Jl1 I
Cnder the caption Vote for Harry HarryI Harrythe
1 the tbeetrcular circular reads readsHist cad
Hist fits Mist In these turbulent dais daiswhat dy dywb da daruid I
wb what tt sangfroid eamgt ruid Washin Washiragtoa Va htnicton < toa is agitated agitateduttear
1 fever heat and la the th throes oC po pomlcar p0liliAr
uttear campai campa campaign n artists we must go goeasy 80easy Soeasy
easy The null sackn are alretd already bula bulain bulIf bnln
f in tile < with camfMUsn llt Utature kerx kerxr ratur and the thejarettts
jarettts 1 sr r nments and nwures lhro presented pre eatM eatMco so soIcosvtaciiuc mcoartrdnR
Icosvtaciiuc co coartrdnR trillc that WnshmRton WIbIh threatens threatensiconMoercial thteD8I
I to riM like a bOwJcced Cepter f Om tf II IIIethaoY
f iconMoercial cosoaeralal lethargy and tou laugh h itself itselfinto iteelI
I l into a hysterical hystericalBut owns ownsBut camsSlat
But curses How can we ever over overcome overcome ¬
I come those W5 I5o8M W m III car fares
I We are informd inform d by eminent author authori authority
i ity that thi vas rant amount spent in ear earfare ar arfa
fare fa has made ma car r National Capital a acitv aICitYef acity
city of c cclJamerria1SDPIftIIIICY cxnmerciat > mmerrial supremacy and andCan andCan andCan at
ICitYef Can w xt der de > that the JIIM aPea aPeator spent spentfer eatI t
fer candy ouid > will 11I 1 sat the entire ontpntof oatputoC output outputof
I of the tIIeAJlk American > r1caa obacco Omnpany into intouiiliiig hltootnIrity intoeeiisua
uiiliiig ohorartty ohorartty1UnuinK otnIrityriac j
1UnuinK btoxes Weve get to do dososoethtog doSOIOItIt 1
sosoethtog SOIOItIt heroic heroicpage heIoicLook heroicLook
Look at tile fl nres on tIIIe opposite e eIGIICeIf I
page IGIICeIf if they don i make hfan h a vain vnteahie ttlectoewhat vaindirectorwhat
ahie aids nirector tlectoewhat what w wYours wt wtYours +
Yours faithfully faithfullyIr3K
PUXK P1KBR P1KBROn PJ PJOn
On the > opposite pRe J are shown shownprospective bownproIIpeeUve sownprospective
prospective possibilities in the theevent tbeI theevent
event of Mr Stiles election Theseinchade These Theseinclude TbeateInclude
include a banquet at the Wilhvrd a a a7C14
I 7214 automobile rides SC13C7l m l tips to towaiters toWIlkers
waiters SStlU 1t1C1 i411i and other her items I IeXHJlle of ofcents ofexpense
expense nth a balaace ft hand or 1 1CftItL
cents The atttnciive att1aC lye total to piaeed at atJJJX772H atm atTIle
JJJX772H JJJX772HThe m
The twentyeight twenty bt candidates in the therace Uteraee
race are
raeeCaRd
Candidates CaRd Qata In Race KaeeCharles RaceCbarlea
Charles J Bell bai MPk MPkAppteton banker < r rApplet
Applet Appleton on P Clark Jr areMteet areMteetS anWteetx
S x f H Daniel real realCba estate estateCharles estateChiarlea
Charles Cba M W Darr lawyer lawyerB
B B Earnshaw F arnsbaw merchant nterchanCInane JDerdIaatJae merchantIsaac
Inane C3 Gnus n Saks t A Co merchant cINwtt cINwttE
B I C Graham president National NataearalFteeirical NationalStoetncal Xa teMl teMlEIeetncaI
Stoetncal Supply Company CompanyWilliam companyiIIIIam
William iIIIIam F ode odeFrederick nortec norteci
I i Frederick C Handy lawyer lawyerR 1a1 1a1R
R R W Hidereon Hei lMII merchant merchantJ JAelCtT
J Whit Herron baSnnt business ± oo manager managerEvening getI
Evening EvemaRalph Star StarRalph
I Ralph W Lee Insurance InsuranceH In uraJlCeH
H H B F FFrank Wlstach lstach Xacfarland rland lawyer lawyerFrank JawerFrank
Frank P PMilbura lilburn > ardaltectCOn ardaltect arcnkectClarence ct ctChuence
Clarence COn < Moore X capttanst bapttaDtJohn capttanstJohn
John Mitchell Jr phjmWnp pluM t supplies swppnesJames suJll suppliesJames ll llame8
James ame8 F Oyster OysterArthur Oyst r merehllt merehlltArthur mearchamLArthur
Arthur Ramsay principal Fairmont FairmontSeminary FAlmtelKSeMinary
Seminary SeminaryAlbert SeMinaryAlbert SeminaryAlbert
Albert Schultete SchultfkS merchant merchantS
S S Shedd phimbhuE and gasSUi gasSUisupplies g8 gasfuttrbg gasfuttrbgsupplies tt ttsupplies
supplies suppliesH
H C C Stiles manager JllNUl er Joyce J Bn Bneravtec IWIlOrae Dingra
eravtec gra Company CompanyJoseph CompaayJ
lOrae Joseph J Strashurjcer Stra merchant
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A W ashimcton latcm Topham merchant merchantGeorge JDerC merchantGeorge at atTruetldell
George Truesdell real estate eataterGeorge J JGeorge I IGeorge
George E E Walker lker lumberJohn lumber lumberJohn lUMberJob
John Job L L Weaver real estate estateH e tateI estateH
H 1 L L West journalist journalistGeorge jonrRalittY
I George Y Worthington Wortbl 011 real estate estatePresident te tep
President p nt Gods e will open the meet meeting mHtII ¬
inn i with the presentation of hio an annual 8nl ¬
nual report It was stated today the thereport thereport thereport
II report would mark a departure in inthat Inthat
that it would be the shortest Seen document d Seenrent ca caJlHJRt ¬
rent on the years transactions tran of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Chamber ever presented te that thatbody thatbody
body The document t covers but twelvetypewritten twelve twelvetypewritten twelvet7JHWrltten
typewritten pages page8OVERDUE j jOVERDUE
OVERDUE SHIP ARRIVES ARRIVESLONDON ARRIVESLONDON ARRIVESLONDON
LONDON Jan 11 UT 11The The German ship shipMabel shipxbeI shipdabel I i
Mabel lUckmers RIc which sailed from fromPhiladelphia fromPtrtIade1phia fret fretPhiladelphia
Philadelphia on July 1 and which has hasbeen 1MlsMen he
been on the th overdue ord list Loq for some 80M time timearrived tilliearrtTM
arrived at t her h port of destination destinationYokkairht desUnatloDYokkakhl
Yokkairht Japan yesterday estnla She Sh Shk or orui
ui aaniet > f k l im carom > r than thlt shs Iz months tnfl In tli tlil the thelinragr
linragr l 1oa a t r from rom Philadelphia Phiiadf > phla and hadbeen had haUbeen hadbeen
been reinsured as overdue by b Lloyds 1
I Eulogizes General Wallace I
oEXA EXATOR TOR ALBERT J BEVERIDGE
1
FIREDAMAGE FIRE DAMAGE 10000 10000IIN 10 000 000i
i FREIGHT FREI G i DEPOT DEPOTj DEPOTOil j
Oil Stove Co OJ15eS uses Early EarlyMorning Earlyjilorning Earl Y YMorning
Morning Blaze in B BO BO
O Property PropertyThe
The T freight depot of the Baltimore Ba1t ere sad aadOnto sadOhio
Onto railroad at New York and Florid Floridavenues Florida FIodIalLyea Floridaavenues
avenues lLyea northeast was badly bedJ bedJby damaged damagedby dam Aged Agedby
by Are shortly hc after 4 oclock this 1tt mornins morn mornma JIIOrDeYeraJ
ma ins and several thousand doflnn worth worthof WOrthof withof
of freight destroyed Officiate of the therailroad theraDroed therailroad
railroad place the loss at about aboutalthough aboutaIt tSS
aIt although the exact amount will not be beknown bekJIoWJt beknown
known until the value of the freight freightdestroyed freighteetlo7ed freightdestroyed
destroyed has been learned learnedThe JeaibelTIM kaiiiedThe
The nre Are re started ha a small office ta taand JatbO lthe
the met end of t the be depot whirl bJ a abrieIt abrick
brick f1ICture structure abeutM about fill feet III Jeastla Jeastlaad henpthand
and was caused by the tIa explosion ot CJCell aa aaott amott
ott stove In the depot were numerous numerowbrrsln numerousbarrels 1I1IIIIerOUahIIrr
barrels hIIrr Ailed wtth w water for use hi IDOf case caseof caseof
of nre are but the cold weather had frosen frosenthe r rthe roan roanthe
the water and also the emergency 1
hydrants oretandptpes ao iao that the employes em emuntn
pIoJU 1oe wer J d pro powerle e wer less to t o dO aoyt anptithts
until the arrival of the t flremen llremeaStew ArenaenStove
Steve Expfefes ExpiMeIOne ExpleieesOne
One of the clerks fend Just JL It come out outc outf
of f the stiles to
see about basing a car caruniaaded carwhen carminded
minded when there thereA was aa oJ oJ1ft expioslom expioslomA
A man in the other othercalled end of the depot depottolled pot
called to hfan hi u that the office officenre was waa OIl onfire
are He ran to a barrel to set a aof aof bucket bucketof
of water but finding it frown went wentstove
back to tile otft office aN threw tile biasing
Move out the door doorspread doorThe doorThe
The oil bad over overfbwed ow and the Amesspread aaae
spread ead rapidly The bttUdtnar was ll fitted fittedwith ed edwith
with furmkuret furniture kern e8 of nquof roC barrel barrelthe barrelsof
oC sugar and oUter f freight t wble whie h t fed
the flames like tinder and when the
firemen arrived the entire easJtend east aid of
the structure was w burning fiercely
The f fro roMn hydrants caused ed some de ¬
lay but after a few minutes several severalpipe severalpipe
pipe lines had been laid and the blaze
was soon under control In about two
hours the nre are was completely extinguished extin ¬
guished In the meantime IDfJDtI two freight freightcars freightcars btcars <
cars ailed with beet caught cat fire and
burned to th tile trucks The burning care cansere carswere
were ere coupled to an engine and hauled
to the Edd Eckington kington yards y to prevent the
Ham tlaMfS cc f fsidings front i leaetdog ot other er cars 011 the the8S thesidings
sidings 8S
8SCar
Car Damage Soo SooThe 500 500at seoTIM
TIM damage e to the US Is estimated estimatedat ed edat
at at Stt while the value of the rust rustwas meat meatwas JIIe twtWJ
was saM to be bePart bePart 3111 3111Part
Part of the tr freight t depot to I a two twostory tW9MOl twostory
story structure the upper floor ftoortJH4l being bciaftueed beingneed
need as the general f freight reht offices The Thebflto TIMJlremeta Thefiremen
firemen IINLD8Ced to keep the thet sullen on onthe
the t e last Poor and to records boolat nor JIOrWI1s norbills
bills of lading were destroyed drsirayedExplosions destroyedExplosions del5tMredEx
Explosions Ex of oil beaten were respenolbie re reapenoible 14 14ilP8Rslble
apenoible for another early adWaH monilni monilniShortly rnrnlagblase
WaH and also a small fire uIt even even3ia6
3ia6 I ISbert17
3ia6Shortly
Shortly after midnight aa alarm slam was wasturned wastunted
turned in for a fire ftr in the home of ofAtoystos eCAloysius ofAloystus
Aloysius Smith 1M1 W Tenth i street northwest north northwest rtItWetK ¬
west Furniture was damaged ed to t the tileeJote theextent I Iextent
extent t of ofTbtrtyhe i iThirtyfive 35 I IThirtyfive
Thirtyfive dollars dollarslast dol Ian damage < was waslast lions delle1ft
last evening tvetlia m In the home of Henry
Langley La y MO i Thirteenth Thirteen street south southeast seateast ssatkeast ¬
east A leak In the oil tank of the theheater thebeater thebeater
beater caused the th explosionVACANCY explosion explosionVACANCY XIIioIIoDVACANCY
VACANCY AT HATTERAS HATTERASAn
An examination exa to secure eligible eligiblefront CIigib CIigiblMR eiigibfront
front lMR which to make ak e certification tfttUlea oa to fill fillL alla filla
a L vacancy in the position eC of f repair repairat man JnaDat
at E7IS per annum Ia the wu Bee Beeretu tI tIre
rw re at Hatterae N C will be neM be on 011F onFetrsezy
February F InMW7K K The examination OII will willonly he heonly 1MoaI7
only on physical pho < lcal ability bUIt and 1 exp xp p k UJM UJMDEAD u uDEAD H HDEAD
DEAD UNLACING SHOES SHOESMANHBIM SHOESMAXHEdM SHOESMANH1IM
MANHBIM Pa Jan IlMrs Ada Adaline Adalint Adaline
line Shearer he fr lIixtYfiht iNty < iRht yoars art oM 44 fell frlld f fellFool H Hrliad
rliad d Fool ad hfr h r + ir from > m heart i disease while hile un uAlacitlr unlacuic WllacinJ
lacuic her shoes
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STATUE UNVEILED1NJjALL UNVEILED UNVEILEDMemory
1 JNHALL UF FAMEMemo
iH iHiemory
1 iI <
Memo Memory of Gen Lew Wal Wallace Wallace VaI VaIlace ¬
lace Honored by Many ManyNotables ManyNotables 1Y 1YNotables
Notables NotablesIndMumv Notablesr NotablesIndiamaa
IndMumv representation r tatJon hi th the Na National NatIenaI NatI ¬
tional tI iial Han of Fame at the tbeCapltol Capital Capitoloombietei was wascompleted wuI
completed I I la gas Wsn the marble statueGan statue of ofGen orGen
Gen Lew Wallace Wal the State has haspared prepared pre
pared for r prom ntation to the nation nationonvetted aadununvtlled waa waavftW
onvetted vftW beor t a distngni distinguished gather ptherIDtIJ gatherug amther1ns
1ns l ug of sons and daughters daa ters of the Hoe Hoes HeeState H Hour
s our er State this morning at W ectock dock hy b r r rLau
Jew Lau Walfeace Wa1 Wallace
r jr grandson of the au authorct aaIbOr antttorgteahnansoldier
thorct IbOr tttorgteahnansoldier = tesniaasoldfer thus signally ai aiheoored Saab
honored ltooor by his native State Statedentiki StateThI StateThis
This Kontlllcs x ontng s cceremcutea re led tItdto
dents dentiki to the acceptance tt of orae the statue s
hy Out Thomas N Marshall fer Indi Indiana JIMaaa Indiana ¬
ana aaa front the bas of the comMfs comMfssm conmdastork
sm stork into whose keerma kffl was given givenwork the thework theworlt
work of preparing it Senator Albert AlbertanaUttes AI ert iaoa t
J Revat eridBe idae paftl tribute to the J I Iqualities
qualities of General Wallace m In an elo eloqiient eIoq1JIIftt elequest
quest address and James Whitcomb b
Riley recited ed
an origteal
poem con conmemorathre cornmeROrative
memorathre o of the event eventKataMe eretItNfiaWe eventNtable
KataMe A AsaemHa aeblage aeblageIt e eIt eIf
It was a an unnsunlly Ullb8uallyW1II tmtiaar 1Iy dfetinguished distimguisbed as asaemhinge a aaekblage
aemhinge W1II that faced Capt C J 1m hn p F Me Megrew Me Megrew
grew grew ftow chairman datt of the Wallace W Statue S
Coemndsn Opaml cn l In ii when be hrtredvced
the theRev theRev t tRev h e
Rev George G e Dudley to pronounce the the theinvention
invocation Captain Megrew egrew was for forthree forthe f fthree o r
three years cfce er ef of star staff > to General GeneralWallace GeDenllWce GeneraWallace l
Wallace and for many years after the thewar thewar the thewar ht
war his hlsMOt most
intimate friend and con confidant eot1daat ¬
1 fidant damt and and was selected elect to head the theI theCi the thecswadardon
cswadardon Ci charged with the prep prepaaatins
tins ol the pianos for Ute statue and itl itlerection i ierection h
I erection in Statuary atury Hail because of o his hisintimate btsictate hi hiIntimate s
intimate knowledge e of the man the thetire en entire enState ¬
tire State wished to t honorThat honor honorThat hctIIOrThat
That section of e the Iud in which the thestatue tJteMatve the thestatue
statue was placed was reserved tin this thismorning tidetoe S Smorning
morning for the guests attending the theonveittng UteuAYe e eunveiling
unveiling uAYe ceremonies but the t e hundred hundredmodation ltuadr41or honeir honeiror d
or more chairs placed for dNJr CCOIII CCOIIIJDOdaboD aommodabon
modation were not sufficient for foramnbers the tileJlUlllbers
I nu JlUlllbers nbrs that thronged the great greatonce hatt hattonce JaaH0Def
once the meeting place of the HouseRep House of ofRent eCR
Rent R pr eeentatlves eeentatlvesB eoeatatlvftBReM seeatativejBuemees
B BReM tae 5 Suspended Stwpeadedi S1I8pe8deiFor
For the time being boaines was p ptinnily prac practicnUy practically lac
ticnUy suspended e in the House wing wingthe of ofthe orthe
the Capttoi and everyone in that thattiara sec section aectiuft ¬
tiara eC the building gave ear to towords the thewords theOf
words of the Hoosier orators The core ceremonies coremmonies re reJReIIief ¬
monies were very brief and extremely extremelysimple extrelltelysimple extreme extremea extremeThe y
simple simpleThe simpleTbe a
The praises es of the dead writer writerwarrior and andwarrior aMwarrior
warrior were sung su not alone by tie tiepeople the thebut UleMOIJIe
s
people ef his own State his neighbor BelrkboCSbut neighborbut
but by representatives repftSe tatlve8 of the nation and andof dof an anaif d
of the empire e of 9 Turkey where for foryears for3ears f fyarn Ot
years General Wallace lived as United UnitedStates UnitedStat Unit UnitStates
States Stat minister and later during durlR the theperiod theMriocI tie tiepmled
period he was jpoHecting 1ecti1Ig data for fornovel his hisnovel hisovel
novel BenHur BenHierAfter BenHurAfter BenHurAfter
After the invocation by I Dr Drs > r Dudley DudleyCaptain DwdleyCaptain Deed
Captain Megrew briefly brie y told the he story storyof storyof o oof
of ofthe the statue from alonw the moment momentbeside of the theselection theaelectlon
selection ofe e of Wallace t to o oold stand beside the theold theold
old War Governor Oliver P Porton Portonthe Norton hi hithe tRthe
the nations statuary hall until uatistatue the thestatue tIMftatue
statue was completed and pl p4a placed d in i iJ th thniche tieniche
J niche ll prepared for It ItOratw It ItOrtM ItOrator
Orator latredncedOn lDtrod latrednced Introdaccdon ced cedOa
On behalf of the commission COM COMIIegrew Captain CaptainMegrew
Megrew introduced > Wllttam wlliisraWo Allee AlleeWoons AI AIW
Wo Woons W s ds a a dhHingnmhed dl > d lawyer of la ladnuMpeiis IJIoee Ii Iip
dnuMpeiis p s one of his associates clat wbo wboui a 110 110ASItIe6t h to toprseaoed o
hr
prseaoed ui cecntcd the statue table toshall to Governor ilar ilarshaH I1shall lar larfee r
shaH for the people aC Indiana 31 Mr MrWoods MrWoo C CWoods
Woods toW something of the work of ofpreparing orpr
pr preparing the statue stattle and of the months monthsspent monU monU5JMftt suontt la n
spent in selecting ectill1 a pose and garb garbwould thet thetw tMtuJ t be t
would w ulri t ho Tn mnll me > = t charartertatir an anti andContinued i at atCContinued atContinued
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REPUBLICAN SPLIT SPLITNOW SPLITNOW
NOW MOST SERIOUS SERIOUSSENATE SERIOUSi
i INSENATECHAMBER INSENATECHAMBERUpper SENATE CHAMBER CHAMBERUpper
j Upper House Insurgents InsurgentsPrepared InsurgentsPrepared
I Prepared to to Attack White WhiteHouse
t t House Itself Itselfi
j i i CHARGE OF LEAGUE LEAGUEWITH LEAGUEI LEAGUEWITH
I I WITH TRUSTS MADE MADEi MADEHostile MADEHostile
i
Hostile Comment on Tafts Rail Railroad Railroad Railroad ¬
road and Trust Program Fore Foreshadows Foreshad Foretadows ¬
shadows shad WS < Neat FutureBy Future FutureBy FutureBy
By J C WELLJVER WELLJVERn WELiJ VER VERtn
tn the awdace oC thta thin tile w a lit j r rthe rthe
the Republican party M most a appsreni appsrenin ftt fttn
n the Heuee fit f Bcpreseaiatives BcpreseaiativesThe Rcpr RcprThe RepresmaiivThe
The effort olfo t t to drive drht the pregresstve pr gras4tie e Re Rerublicane R Rpublicans RrubJieaas
publicans of th Ute MMdte West t oat c f th thcan the thfrarl7 theparty > >
party Ute r repoval ec 1heIr comes from fronthe fromthe
the list c those 18 who mJIe ReptbT Repeibiicast ReptbTun
can whip whipirK Benda hkt party JMKtc notices lw lwmade ha hamade = =
made apparent tile pVIjJHIIIe of rIIJMId repvdlat repvdlatrg 1 1It
irK rg It them themBat t tBut themBut
But despite tad tk the
greatest e daAg dam c cto
t1 the PArt7 is III w the 8e11ate TIak for fott forte
t te 6 that
re80llell Ute tb
group JI in inthe inthe
the upper e chatnier II
eennpeoi eu et men men1Ptenllllt
1Ptenllllt ietermisaod to force te teopposing
figMia dIIg and andr andrarelesse
r rarelesse arfIe os whether they sh n l atttteTy
tit place Ja tile ps lJos of o appas + eati eatiOpposing ti tioPpoJeIS
opposing the AdanWatratton AdanWatrattonThe Lradea LradeaThe
The H house H
e insurgents
have beD beDanxious heenanxious Q Qanxiou
anxious front frog the
boghwrtn to
a no atetain twin
their MandIg stan 8 M w4Bfap W9f9n9n uppet fIIIII8nenj of r
the theA AdwfafatoUiwt A They Tb r fc ha fanArt hidatej ei
that thefa sole otfonss
e Is oppe pp lt n to r
CannonOn Cannon CannonOn eaOn
On the ether hand the
Senate msyr msyrBt hsir hsirtieeds Jr
Bt tieeds t8 are getting rc r reedy rfy to eoe coin soaare soaarey IlqUare
ly y I into t the
ope ea i te
pa
eppes sppeelt2isn 11I u to the tbeeC
h batik c program pr aat and
psUcfes poiIcI of the TaCt TaCtTIley t
A Adwiniettat w ratton
They are
making g sure
fI Meir tusk ground
They
err Studying 1Itudln
thetr ftIe They TIteyWOpO propose propo propoBut to yoke Y1 na t
false M But Butrailroad they
are
to appeal etdII getting leaQy y
Ie tile
le eovpy oust the theIID
Mive
IID es am ee
ter A1idl st t
CMqe ef f Pi led +
They wu charge tb8t tha t tile ti ts l tt
a 1
I railroad h hID bifi L Lyesterday 1IIt imtreduoed IT Ii the JIo Haase e
yesterday fl tenlayby by Mr Mrfa T01o4of Tow soma JlUrh
Pa Is a fraud a eoside eo eotee COIIIeace
s aae anu an
a
prora9r prorairod
are intended to legai j
tee every everyrft dollar
of n airs Me1n1tiei
BOW rft extant extaIJt r to give the raUt ranrond Th tho thoA t h
privilege A of
rate rat
agreements ta which w wh i inot
not w now i assured to
then thela and to
an n apparent concession ta to the stopPension stop >
hi the
JrRtter 0 o the C ooutm 1It a 1
Pension vf vfhe f rates wt
ia fad wouj lreuiAnaly
he almost atta Jt al utterly worthless worth 8
Analyds Analy is > f a tine Wicke WIekTWIIeoeni rY rYbill ie9te hmTo ynq Tstanen i
bill by k sane tne fne of the
experts ex its
m tl tile ra tail iI
tuna road auction tioft nas Jta
crystalll erystalllHd eil
a tho I =
otighly O T hostile
opinion nIon
whteh
> lasers insurhas >
that 011 bebalr or the
InNrgeats hMVt
gemta a ftb 6ci
will be made agah aa t tike e
guc UCi
sa has not been beenmany
seem in Cotzgt C es i
many yeans yeansPass There
is 110 doubt that t at eox
tremely ire > treiy nasty chargees will be JDd
TIM se e will be made that ill th
pantos pIe or a an dort to Improve tine Ia law
the ra railroads rea4s art
getting the
very thing <
they most want t tThe
The bin i Iakaiuced d
yesterday enIa will 1W
er Pass It is declared untfl
every TI
3OGIee > rce of o argument art
protest ans ansanalysis An
analysis shall have JIa been exmunrte
We will make this bill WI as tfhws tore befo b for fo
the country as we made
stme of tl t
fronds f of the terlff
revision 1 tr tL tJ
dedaration of leaders
in this oppo oppooi i
lion tieL lionBut
tionBut
But this is net an n The it Federal in
rorporation corporation program will be subjected snMectedIt d
to jut as DPPOttn
ei baNd
IllmiJar rIa rIathe r ria aI motions doaa uf ba faith with r
the people peopleIt 1a +
It will he charged chr that the i Fedora F ra
incorporation corporation rporation plan looks ta t taking takia dow dowsototion down
Ute Sherman laws actltrullt barrier
alld permit permitting the great eontb t8otlon < =
row menaced for the first time wide die di
solution tton under the ter terms t > as of that act t
secure re new lease of e life
as s cr creature tvr or
the Federal Government GovernmentBeared GoYerJIIDeIIKDesired
Desired By TmU TmUIt
It will be charged that the FederAl Feder >
Incorporation j law ntw is earnestly deetrtd deetrtdthat
1ty the 011 a tobacco tnIIIt4J M that
if i it passes it will enaM them to con contheir ¬
tinue their business then dr mawpol mawpoland ol olaJtd
and their former methods undiir odor t tFederal 11 11Ffdenll rl rlFederal <
Federal charters chartersIt
It will be charged e that the contr contrplated Cie8tfplated cmtcrplated
plated bilhondollar copper merger n nsuspended nnw nnw88lipeJtde4 ant antsuspended
suspended pendma peIId 6 a clanAcatton ctanikait m of t e elegal 9JeGaI alegal
legal aad legislative > stiuattens wilt hecarried be becarried htearrled
carried to tompletti eomptetiM fn if a Federal i icorporation tn tntCHpOIStfcn n
corporation Jaw parses parsesIt IILSIt
It will be declared that t > Federal it itcorporation ill illcorporation iccorporation
corporation act will give gk the teiophoi teiophoiand tehph teFeyhosd l land
and telegraph merger the but needeu aeedeaassurance needeuassurance 1IfedtLnce
assurance nce of immunity from preerties proucr proucrfor
ties and will mark rk the taking fill e step
for perfection rfecttolt of that combioat combioatIn eomllttIn combination combinationIn
In short the Administration A4Imtnl traUoD progrno progrnofe PIOf1 prograih 11 11if
fe h going Dg to be put squarely SQIIIIII under UDIIerfl fir tir
in the eSnate There will 11 be no scramb scrambling seramlling ¬
ling for cover no dlsgiiisiug tag1I18i of the pur purpose purOe pnrpose ¬
pose no pretense e ot continued cAltb keno confdence eonld
deuce d ce In and loyalty to the Administri Administrilions Administrltlong
lions purposes It Is going uia to be a fig ft
I for the publics verdict on the Admir Admiristration 4mnistration Admi Admiaatraibn
istration a demand for a vote < e f la laof 11 < >
of conndence The small troubles o othe 0the op
the House insurgents ents over IMNIiaga peteliagand patrenag patrenagand
I and a ncI the methods of the Congressional CongressionalCampaign C CongressionalCampaign eIona I ICamp
Campaign Camp Committee COIIUI ttee will be ft lo foegotfer foegotfertcbeR ncott t < > r rwhen T Twhen >
when the big guns begin to boom ir irthe H in inthe
I the t he Senate SenatePINCHOT
PINCHOT PROPOSED PROPOSEDFOR PROPOSEDFOR PROPOSEDr
FOR PRESIDENCY PRESIDENCYPITTSBURG PRESIDEN y yI r
PITTSBURG Jan 11 11T William Willi ilNamt Bren BrenTXM Brt ren n nDRiI
TXM fshmirman chairman of the Democratic committen com committee commttte8 ¬
I
mitten mttte8 of Allegheny county sworn en enoray t en 1 1omy
oray os y of William Jennings Jen ha Bryan ami amiwho arlitwlto
who proposes es the organisation of th thprogressives thO thOprogrelJehe ti tiprogressives
progressives as a new peHtical part party partythai pe rt rtthat
thai tire will place a Presidential catadMari Candida Candidata eaRdIdofa
ta the Held at the next D eXtaattollal national ela elation els I Itkm ¬
tion Is out in a declaration for Ftnrlv Ftnrlvthe PhKtvtho inc h
the deposed chief chic national Jlatl nal forest forestfor
I for President None one of the th Demx r Dt > etn mo < xT xTpolitical ra rapolitteal > 1I
I political leaders leadp here hf > re take tak Chairoijjx ChairoijjxBrennan Ci1a1rill Ci1a1rillBrennan CratrulutBrennan
Brennan seriously serloUiqf
f r