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SK \ K\TKK NI II \ KA K . NO. 89 .
New Ally Drive Looked For In Balkans
KEATING’S DEATH SHOCKS CITY
ITALIAN ARMY STUFF
LOST WITH DESTROYER,
ASSERTS G ERMAN PAPER
Forty Officers Drown
Off Fort of ( 'orfu.
Is Assertion
RUMANIANS ARE
FORGED NORTH
Russian Attacks Near
Riffa Repulsed,
Says Rerlin
mil n-■ w mi mu i >
Inillratlnn IH.I ih» A lllr« mrr
i <Milrni|il*l Imm ><inir •»«•*» mom In
th< llnlk n •*»—— pi»«»ll< I * rrliil'in-f
--mrnla u( liril. 'nrriill'. A| *.*•»• iloo
-11»«• tirin' —nniif. In srmrnl Maim
In the wmr nmnr l«A#).
Arnlrr «>f nn ultimatum upon
lirrrrr— Ihr «-*«**il I»Inn » o( «hl' h
iiKlnialnm nrr npimrrnll. nbnnl In
hr nirl l»» lirrrrr—«•* nprnrrnll.i
•In lilni. upon ht (hr Item*- run-
Irrrnrr n« I IIM »ln» In milk-
Ilia «e* wre ihr Allir*’ iin.lllnn nul
nl "nlmilkn.
I mlr InkliiK of n powerful nf
(rntlir In Ihr imtWan* aoulA, it
is polnte.l nul. • ■©*»»«■ n* n 11••• •-1»
ami rdrillif ninir nun. nllh
Miilmprrnil rrpuri. nf nnrnl in
A H.lra- II n i.g ur > . It ml* hi nl««
rrllrtr aumr nl Ihr mrnai'r us
Ihr lirrinan Ihrnnl Innnril Hu.sin
from II lint nII 111. unn.
BERLIN, via Sayville Wire
les«, Jan. 10. —An Italian sub
marine dettroyer was recently
sunk off Corfu with an army
•taff on board the Official Press
Bureau stated today, quoting the
Busier Anzeiger.
The Press Bureau said seven
naval and 33 army officer# were
lost The same newspaper was'
quoted by the official press bu
reau as authority for the story
thjt an engagement between a
French armored cruiser and an
Italian auxiliary cruiser on *. -
night of Dec. 22 had resulted in
numerous dead and wounded
RERUN. Via Sayviilc Wlrelcs,
Jan Ift German fort** have gain
rd a footing nri th ■ left bank of the
Futna river, in Rutminla, and ha.e
|l ..ntlt..l on I'ngr I **»l
MEAN THIEF
TAKES DEAD
MAN'S BAG
Police Seek Man Who
Rifled H. Thomp
son's Grip
Following thr d*>ath of M If
Thompson. *h« Toronto tnaganno
Mid nf‘wypap«T H*»nl who wn
killed by m Wnmlward av* car at
liNnitMl at . S;U'l"lmv night. .
tl%»“ <llll and rttrlnhnh« I af *r arch
ing for tho fli(#»f who sto|o hi* hlark
l*-niiM.-r hag at tin- of thf» m
rid* nt and tiH»k C to a lumhrr yar*l
at th«- f* nit *i| ('hrtif at., tlirrr* rip
pins It of>fn
Whin notlflfd of Thompson’.*
d**ath, r»»lat|vo« in Toronto mini*
diatfly a“k*d for tho hug saving i*
contain**! papers of valor Smrrh
w it■ titrid* fn Windsor and other
f'anndlan rifle* ;»nd |iawn - hop* - It*
Ia t roll were r|oto*|> watrtn-d
Tuesday morning, the hug
found m the yards of th*’ |t*'ir*n»
laitnh* r company. foot of t lon* ■ o.
Th*> ting bad hc«n rut op* n with ;
sharp knife and riff * *1 of *>vfn thing
of value, 1* a\ In.- nothing but I*
tors h< arlng Thompson's name
"A man wlm will *t< a| nndrt mil
rlr< Uibstanr* H Is th*’ meanest kin I
of thief,” Aild ItelecMve tjill Th*>
only Hoe Is bloody fingerprints, .left
after fli** prraon who rut thr -'haT
op* n nit his han't
ft \\ n r WO 111 < 111 IMI i
OtwAini iturriay nit t at si tt»-
n,,«.,t i «4> rtsln# r« and Novalty Of
chrsti «.**• AUv,
TWO HELD IN
PLUMBING TIIKFT
I•> .1 Hold, r ’..ii ur- old, if No
• • 11 ■ j Hud-uM *\ f.. hipping dork for
t\. \\ ilk-: Mir: 'fai turlni' A. Supply
in ,|uin iiid Edward Maloney. 2'
si. r- nit), i vsiii-i oi .» plum! in* chop
.1 No l >7 1-o*l st w<.*l, v ere ar
il vi.-d \\ *dm •1 l> afternoon by Da*
lii ’i.i Kit k and Coat , who allege
' i,i ib- ti m* pin and in robbing
i midi r i .-midi*’. ♦ r • it plumbing sup
i»!ii- valu'd at ll'.r.nn Holder Is al
1*....1 in havt shipptd mat dial val
till; at that uni to M alula ', wh*
aid t.* b..iV»* pan' halt of tli** li.st
iipi f t ih» -tuli-n pruj«.-rt> Holder
fail a • tariM* us crand ir.peny,
\ bib Malen* . (- chare**] Avith re
i* i ving fob n prep* rtv.
LEAGUE IS
STILL FOR
MOIST LAW
Opposition to Rone-Dry
.Measure Enchanted
by Court Decision
“PEOPLE VOTED
TO OUST SALOON”
“Wets Rack Ritfid Pro
hibition,” Says
Statement
JACKSON. Miss., Jan. 10.—
Gov Bdbo announced this after
noon that he would caU an extra
ress on of the Mississippi legis
lature n a day ir two to pass
an absolute prohibition law.
The United States supreme
lourt decision sustaining the
Webb Kenyon law prompted the
governor’s action.
If I U\ /.. i'AL SOS’.
( si.if Correspondent Detroit Timet)
LAN'S l N't} Mill, Jan. 10. Up
hohltm of tin \\ ebb-Kenyon U* by
th»> United States supreme court
maki no difference whatsoever In
regard to the Michigan prohibition
I* gt-hitlon. situation, in the opinion
of the \nil Saloon league attorney*
in -!< .lon here on the kind of laws
that, iii tin ir opinion, will carry out
tin- verdict of the people last No
a ember idr statewide prohibition.
The Webb Kenyon iaw decision’s
chief f ,n< *lon is In making absolute
ly effert l\ e la’*- laws governing fhi»
llipior t r iffle, they hold. At this
time Mulligan has no prohibitive
laws and th* Webb Kenyon law
derision becomes lmj artant only
wln n nrli law s are enacted.
A* slated in The Times yester
rla > thi \nti Saloon league lender*
do not In iI. a•- that "bon» dry” pro
hihition laws can be made at this
Mm** which are • ertaln to pass the
t. -i of constitutionality; h« nee the
tuviiiing of trtngeni measures
a» hie h approach but do not reach,
th* ‘ bone dry” (lass
Kollowing -tn all day session o #
111. league 'toineys Tuesday, Attnr
n* \ ltd win Haw d<n. of the Mlchl
- Htat* I* ague, was delegated t i
liepate and Issue for this aftet
tiuoti pr< ~s. .* statement that would
make the league’s posit ion dear,
many 1 ■ r ; un having become very
muddled In their concept Itch of It
l.eia'ike of the Webb--Kenyon law
decision The statement follows
II nntlnNfit nn I'ntr TANARUS„ n. I
tm ii i non k oi-' nirinvt
shuiitfl t ■ lb* V'nvn*> Mot»-l Mineral
sn<t Turkish Hath* fur Men unit Wo
men. i*w rt .1, nml night Us pert at
famtsnfa A.lv
DETROIT TIMES
BARRETT TO HEAD
CONVENTION MEN
PEORIA. 111., Jan 10. I. !.< . Mar
ntt. of Detroit, in • leet* and r« -1
(ten! of »h* As-uxi.'Hon ol lh r> au
Manager- today Huffalu we -el.it
lid as the next on> ention < it \,
STATEMENT
OF LANSING
QUESTIONED
Reporter Takes Issue
With Leak Probe
Testimony
SAYS SECRETARY
SPOKE OF MARKET
Brother-in-Law of the
President Asks
Apology
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10—The
first ‘‘contradictory testimony”
of the note leak probe came
day when Archie Jamieson,
state department reporter for
the Central Neews, m describ
ing how Lansing gave the news
paper men the confidential tip
on the note, said:
“Secretary Lansing had said
he was giving us the informa
tion because he did not want it
to come back in garbled form
from abroad and 'injuriously at
feet the market ’ ”
Rep. Lenroot then read Sec
retary Lansing's testimony to
the effect that he *’had not had
the market in mind" when he
gave the tip to and imposed se
crecy upon the reporters.
Py J P YODER
( Staff Corretpondent I’tntei Press i
WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 It. W
I tolling, brother of President Wll-
M»n'- wife. first witness before the
house note leak In a estig.it ing torn
rnlttee toduy demanded an apology
from Representative Wood for bring
ing his n.nne into the leak prob.
*‘.My name he* been mention and in
connection with th. leak; l have
nothing to say except that whoever
(< *nllniir.l on !*■■* Two)
ALLY REPLY
TO WILSON
DUE TODAY
Text Will Not Re Made
Publie for Several
Days
Pv ED L. KEFS
(S/off Corretpondent I mteu Pres* )
IvONDON. Jan. Ift The Allies'
answer to president Wilson will tie
hande.i to Ambawßudor Sharp at
t’arl* possibly t.slav It will not be
made public for teweml 'l.tys, an
agreement for simultaneous put.lira
lion in America an,! Europe having
1 een mad*'
Ik'lay in sending the reply has not
been due to any lifferences b« ;we* n
the Entente nation* as to th** g* n
tral principles to h*- enuntlateil in
lh*’ document. Complete agreement
on its genernl outline has been mani
fest from the lime of the first diaft.
Mill exchange* or viewrs as u. tT.h
I hrsseology w ito vxhtch these gen
* tal alms vv* r*’ to h* present* ’*, and
desire to polish off the Verbiage * on
slimed soon*- time. The note will
thoroiy detail the Allies war aim*
and purposes and for this reason It
Is desired to make the text absolute
ly perfect and capable of no niiacon
nruetton or mine (inception.
VS KI)Ni:S I) AS . IAM AIH 10 IHI 7 .
Race Results and Entries
New Orleans Results
Kino I: . MU. Mikifuiti, 110
M-vk. i. 7 te 2 7 to 7 t.. 10. won.
11-ii r oil 11. 1 "*> I l.ta ir»t t>. X to 1. 1
t ■ 1. ! 1.. _ •■ • <in l l i iini-i’. 1 or. il.uw
«!. i», ,u t - 1. lu to l, A in 1. th'rd.
l’ir,i*. I ll’r.m iiuiij. Mandi»-
e.ur, 111 .-'Hviii l'.i». i. i (j i. *• 11 tig x, In
i’ Ilati.i I!n*, !i hihl ' Ins'. A all*' l
ran.
orel !:«<»• Mile I’eruKino, I(*7
ii 11., rr. 1 (). ■ t,, TANARUS, a to , r ,. 7 to 1 ■
I w.'ii I'hl’v «»trl. IIS illavn.’s), in t*>
1 1. < to 1. J to 1. hemnil, Mandfull. 110
! ■ t,\; •••». to i. i to r,. i to :t. third
l UM*’, I IS,’.-5 <’o| Y'.utellux, lirv 1 1
Ki-h ..rut Infill.-I IF alao run.
T*m.| Ita.-t MU.- I’olronwi. 11"
. Ft.U. riM.m. *< to t to 1 to
(won; I’o.-ki’ho.,. I'.S <Hu*’ton», x to
1. 'i to i, 7 to Krc.nd, \\ irsnw.
i< * <M. Vi. • » to !. .*
tlnru I no,, i 41 I'ourtly
iii.xk. Va;l., Kilkenny. «.»leipn«-r
ts, rnwo.i itui '.v noil - ton.- bI-*o run
New Orleans Entries
l nil I 111 It*ll AV .
K!r * Hh .• if-year*oldf*. ee 11 ins.
; 'v- Tantsllrr. 11'* |*u U A Van
ill" Naj.oli, JIO Tampa i Imp i. I" f '
t Shade, ! ,17 \MiMr rl i7ira»a in*.
S nd ILm >' The Hopeful p’l a
fni ”. - > ear-ol.ia, h forlorn;- a San
- r;t, I I *i. aSp.-ni I-mi e, 11". Wler'
inn I>,.ii 11". Tioga II" Kwltur. 110
M «- |t«,jir» -• nt. in’, -‘mids l*a l lit
Elroy, I tO. i a Johnson nml Hilling
ent.v .
Tlord Ita •* .-a»■ a i -.»ld h and "*
.-It nu • furlong* Fneinan. 117
S*t!ls Night. 107.
Hot
get. 1"'. John r>"Ugla«*. It" Ingot
tin
fourth ILit'f ”->‘aar-old» and tin
•Ullng *■ furlongs lerd Marshal
l llihlm Hr..th<*r, til. (irnn«'.u
1 * \A\ ’Ode if \A sdotn. I"‘J Itt”
no t ,:* Aunt Us. 1"* Stater >.i-
It" l in* ion lit. Korfhage. 17'
\ M-r< iuitit, 1 OT.
Fifth Ra. >■ Selling handicap.
THAW NOW
ON WAY TO
SURRENDER
Attorney Says He’ll
Give Self I’p in
New York
PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jan. 10.—
Harry Kendal Thaw is now on
his way to New York and will
probably surrender to the au
tboritiei of the Empire State for
trial on an indictment charqing
that he kidnaped and brutaMy
whipped Frederick Gump Kan
tas City youth,, at the McAlpin
hotel in that city.
That was the declaration short
ly after noon of Stephen Stone,
Thaw’s attorney
HTTS!M'KiHI. I’m., T;.n. 10, liar
ry Kcnda.l Thaw was otic** mere a
fugitive from justice lotlav his
whcrcahouta seemingly a problem
for New York d* tex tiles seeking
him yet to solve.
The man who has been almost
continually before th** public fro IS
•ears as husband of Evrlyn N’esbit,
si.nor of Stan ford White, privileged
inmate of a lunatic asylum, fugitive.
| fighter for liberty, ruto. speeder and
moralist has been Indicted b. a
giand Jury in New York tor lashing
Frederick Mump, K years old Kan
r;»‘ (Mty vouth wh<>tn Thaw recently
I made his companion at the McAl
pin hotel in Now York
Assault is the hut go against the
millionaire manager of the iTiaw
estate
Itest of a class of reports and rum
! or., all ;• droittedl> nncerlaln lorn
..I Thaw 11 hI,iy at th* family home
; in Heechvood blvtl,
j It Is said Im returned to Pitts
l * .... *I ii iir.l nn I'n**’ Ttto.l
THE WEATHER
llplrdlt nn*l xlrlnltxi AA r tier »*1» r
hlgKl >nnn lliirrl.'* nn.l **nl*l*T with
«’nl*l nor: l***xr»t nhoiit iirn. Il.nr*-
*t»* fnlr nn«l <-t*ntlnu<il *’nl*li frr«k
• Irinu n..rtliiif«l »*l»»itn.
I.nnrr Ati<-hO«iii*i 'linn (Ifirrlr* nn.l
I’oMcr tnnluht nllk rnld nn.r tn
ni.tith part Inn. ITiurnrtn* fnlr, »•****-
tlnii*-.l «.»l*l| nlrniiK nnrlb nnri north
** «■«( n I n*|p*
IIIIIAP* TF-MI*I'.M %TI nt »
« n. ni «.*> Oft h. m 4XI
: 7 n. ... II n. m -<»
X l. m 111 13 ***►«• n 2<>
fl n m 22 I p. m. , 21
llltib*-*t Ir.iiprrntarr ihl* *lnt<- In
Ihr pn«l 44 unr*. 42 In Ixmi, lt»*»n.
IfH.t nr. ,t Itlllt lnnr*l, lltrlnn r* rn
In, |n?a.
i*i.r *mr nm** In.ln. i Hltihrnl trm-
Prr"liirr. 44i lonr*l, .‘o*>i mrnn. .'IT ■
rlu.nl* nrnlhrr **l*h .IM ln*-h nf rnln
I'hr ann arta ll r.lnr«4«i nf JAiW n
m nn«t risen I'hsradn. nl TitlH a m
The maun rlnrs AA r*lnra*tn. ■( 7 :!A*l
p. tn.
Prl»tlif-—(Wr plnln neat kind—«Xat
(• rlab*—Tlnra J«b llrat.- Main LAN.
>' • If .rill up. Hill** IlfTheit
.l ! • 11. lull.. !.. Jin. Mada no
II• •! • I';,I :.1 I,Mi .letii, lvi Wise man
!«>:.
soh r ~ ::-> . .»i ~lds and up,
s. liMu, ti. i. t'had Huforct, M3, t**-t«• -
l'. 1!" t «ra MoigMii. J t»’.♦. \Anx
.*■ t' I <‘.d M’ Nal>. 11*3. \ l*et Ur
Llmp ''x.
i-litii It, f A-yea i- old* ntid up.
- Hot.: I « i r,l’- Trier*-. 117, \M>n
Park. !•) 1 I'lmntnr. 10 7», Itlllle
lt»ik>r. It tn n M 2, xi-ittlr nigger
1"‘ I'.mnt . Stuart, ll»* vYodelrn, 112.
Xpprenl • fillowHM.'*' ilaimed
W• a tliel ■ Ira r t r«<k fast.
Havana Kntrips.
I i'll I'M I 11 s|» a A .
First i;,«■ • S**ll.r.g. 4 A-eat-cdds
and t,i , t ii: :"|ik I*r Mn« k 11 ,
i 1 iit t, 1 , "ti 11 l ■.;«. I 'an bach up i,
I". I'd.n * . ;:!••!!>, 1 *l*i, .1 I». Sugg.
1"‘ I to li.’t, 10 4 I’harltA Ward,
;■'* M.l! 1.. > l•* t Zolvt ~ tot.
Se. end I Li. * e StdlilJk. .1 -y*•hr -o Id s
and u;. furl.,nt- Favorite \r
-11" I*\ 11 \’>b!’* 'iT*iii<l. Ml 11.-nry
I- 111 i Tarn James. 109:
•’ • • o • it)€; Mar
ha I TANARUS: i_ ) i.in, l"’'. Prepaid. |(>1;
i ' ** * ■ t■' 2 i.rurlish lauly. S"
Th r. ; S lint. '3-y*-ar-olcl» -
1" n l | im’. W a reinure, I "1. \\ and,
1 t , rtiuininrl, t"l C* I I>* **r.
’”i vl.ru-v.', 97.
’ • ’t. Itace S-lllna l - yen r-oldx
mil u;,. ’, furl,,n«r- I'rrenmn. 117;
I nh 1 1 ,k S. I i le i >’l *ny, 10*? S>i -
■ 'I 11". . '.die, |"*l X K.l l.ucn, HU'.;
H"' r.-.ud in, 10:t xllluirm Kale. t*l.
I'iftii .Selling, t-v*'ar-olds and
l* 7 '1 iu.- .la. k Harrison, 1" r *:
' "'i!.>t, H'T Minnie It*\n..lds, 1"7
a 1 M n TM. *',d Asiiineade, i'">,
O' K.'i.p, n, 1".,. Allanasla. l"f>
l 1 ■ I '"i r.Mdt Inrinornre, t"1
• and 'v .I*o rirori I ".A Helen Tbomp
'* \ Mis- Ph 11 t.in, 9 1>
Hare -ellin?, l-vear-oldr
•i 7 fuelling* Hia, k stirep.
Pott ■ . ’ Qrintn ioi
n T . I pr :t’ht. T X \V \t
’ ''X S. i* 10V Sinil.nK Mag.
V.MIII r'sle'le,
\\ppr*ntire nil,,wane" Maimed
BUILDING
PROBE WILL
BE THORO
“There’ll Re No White
wash Tseck” Declares
- Mayor Marx
There will i>o n<> whitewash
sprinkled around the department of
buildings of the city ol Detroit That
may oe said on th** authority of
Mayor Marx He is determined that
tft** department will he thoroly ex
amined and found guilty or vindi
cated. When th* inventigatlon is
ov* r there will b*> no doubt as to the
justice of the verdict and the pub
lic will know absolutely how its
servants are doing their work.
The department is now under fire
because of charges brought by
Harry Hollands, a din barged build
mg inspector, who alleges that some
person o* person ar* permitting
builders to violate the building eode
for pay. The building commissioners
have undertaken a thorn inv*stiga
tion and Mayor Marx says It must
be searching
To a reporter for The Times
Wednesday morning. Mavor Marx
t* ontlnurri on l*ng«- TntO
COLD WAVE TO
FOLLOW SNOW
Detroit is to havt' some z*ro
weather and It is to In**, according
to the weather department, for sev
oral days. It com* s just wh< n there
is a coal shortage in Detroit Every
body is going to w.-c more fuel and
the railroads, dealers and other* are
hard pressed now to -apply the and* 1
mand for the bla. k diamonds
Th** Edison Illuminating company
lias a supply of coal on hand sul
ft* lent for three days and is not go
in ,* to be «*m!:«n:i s*’d uni***- the
told wave and storm period - houid
he too prolong'd If coal shipments
are delayed for L’ t or even hour*
all will !)• aa• •11 \f:*r tha» dark
nt ss is the only an-wer.
Vs th* forerunner nf a predicted
cold wav<\ a snow storm whirh nt
time* threatened to assume the pro
f»oriions of a blizzard, a (sited Ibetrolt
this morning.
\ ft," for.runnci of a predicted
told wave, a snowstorm which at
time* threatened to assume the pro
portion- of a blizzard vi: itod Detroit
thi* morning.
Printing— tkr pialn nml kind—that
la rlabl—Tlmr« Jab Ileal-—Wain 4*3*
HINTEItLITER
FOUND GUILTY
OIAEY. 111.. Jan !" Th*' jury in
»h<* ca> •• of K »y lUnterllter. charg* ;1
will the "air buhhl**” slaying bf
Eliz.iheth itiitcliff.*, returned a v* .
diet nf guilty of manslaughter ;tt
‘ A 15 this morning, after 12 hours
deliberation.
“BUFFALO
BILL” DEAD
IN DENVER
Famous Old Scout
Loses Last Game
Fitfht
PASSED ALLOTTED
THREE SCORE TEN
Led Life Filled With
Brave Deeds and
Adventures
DENVER Colo. Jan 10.—Wm, F,
(Buffalo Mill), is dead. The noted
plainsman and scout bieathed hi*
last at 12.05 p. in. toduy and with
hi* passing It seemed to the thou
sands of friends who had closet)’
followed the tight for life as the
last vestige of th.* old west, the
"wild end woolly*' west, ha-1 pa-.t-ed
with him.
Uraemic poisoning winch «t-t in
:*sterday, was the immediate cun-**
of <’ol. Cody's death, Dr. East -suited.
All of Col, C.xly s relative.') and
(•Acral friends and oldtime a -o
tiiites were at the bed.-ide v\h*>n lie
died.
Col <’ody xvill he buried ir l)en
vet, it was announced tin* alter
n<»on.
Two ilayf before hi- Buffalo
Bill hims*-lf knew mat the end was
* nl> a sipattrr of hours But the
>.titn old pit neer, m honied to f«>iti
tud»*. never wavered Cheerfully he
oiseussed his coming death with rel
i 1 lives He tv«*n made plans for his
funeral and insisted on plnying
cards with his sister. He met (hath
ns he met life- squarely and with
out flinching lie was consriou.
thruout his long sickness until a few
hours before the end.
Mule driver, pony express drivel,
stage driver, scout, soldi* r..hunter,
showman are a few of me occups
tions embraced in the picturesque
career of Colonel William K > <l*-r 1«■ K
Cody, better known thruout the
world as "Buffalo Bill ." Pnmi the
day that his father was killed in a
i tight that gave "Moody Kansas" it
I name, William k t ody w.i- never
idle.
Col Cody was horn in Scott rout
ty. lowa. FVb i s 4 At the age
ot tr», already a man in st/e and
strength, he had i»een herder, me
senger and stage driver and ha<
won a narre «« a dead snot and a
I horseman with few equal.' T'ndet
(Bn. Albert Sidney Johnston hi saw
his first Indian lighting Th* civil
war found him a privu.e in th*
Seventh Kansas 'cavalry, an active
"Jayhnwker" regiment, and for more
than ten years after th*- dose of the 1
war h* saw service, flr-t as scout
and later as chief of scouts. In the
Indian wars. His commanders in
eluded »;rn> Sheridan, Sherman.
Miles. Custer. Carr. Cook. (Vrd and
Fry all th*- famous Indian fighter
ot th*- period It was when h«* was
chief of scouts under (Bn Cook
that he won fHtne by killing in
►ingle combat the Indian chief, \ *-l
low Hand, knife against tomahawk
In l*o;7 h*- won his title of "Bus
falo Bill.” It was then Hiai ,1 gang
of 1,200 men were laying the tracks
of Ihe Kansas pa< ifie across th*
plains and were famishing for fresh
meat Cody volunteered to furni**b
th** meat and in Ik months, with bis
horse Brigham and his tavnrlt*
breech louder, dlaicretia Borgia." he
killed 4.2k0 bison
Between times he wa* a deputy
sheriff, justice of the peace in B
turbulent Nebraska town and served
i( nntlniiert on I’nite Tnw. I
Marne inoral and InrkMi Moth*
for tn-n *uJ women Open all night I
-Adt- j
NIGHT
' EDITION
AIRERMT TAKEN EEW
HOURS AFTER ELECTION
AS COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Knd of Council
President Sudden
/mg . Hmr\
fßgm ,
ALD. MAURICE J. KEATING.
He died suddenly in his home.
Weiliu.dav He «:i elected 1 resi
lient of tin Detroit common council
Tuesday cAtning.
HOLLY, EG TO
ISSUE NEW
FEACENOTE
Will Make Important
Statement on
Jan.l3
NEUTRALS TO
RE ADDRESSED
Words Especially for
Those Who Racked
Wilson
I.ONIKiN Jan 1" An ’‘import
ant stuteoi.ni” vv.ll )v mad*' ft int
penal Cl iitu f llor v n H* thruatiti
11 oilw« g about Jan. 1.5. Her tn tli.i
patches t* dav a.-• C
Th*' < 'ar • 1 i<ir. it "'a* aas* rt«'d,
will undertake to unalvze (he van
.iu- pea, ■ ’ ov. s valih h have ah* ady
been I. ad* (id U.a • make ano’hel
aiinotincem.'iit \t t arip* ments so"
III* t'eichstlig 111*’"' rig, ;(• wlli<h this
talent* nt i.- to t J :ad» . are being
h* Id it. .it»e an «. until f**-nn;iny
learn*' th” form of tit* \lu*'*| ar swer
f*, Pre id nt VVII- jri'. jcm* •• sugi:***
linn- Th. It* rlin dl. pitches .rt
ed t! i;i t the further peace m-'V.
whicn aa:i- nlannt and by tl * .•' in* <!|or
vvi.uhl I.' a'ilt* -** (l ».«<•.?’. iID in
lh* neutral powers which sMppni'. and
l’t• suit nt Wilson's ii"t<
In view of these li«[| r p per l i
WM . pointed II", * foil . (P r
rnanv ha* c ill<>! a . • « n- rs pr
tillers nf th’ Pent rat pov ••? fit. J*n
I*. rind a conferent. of the nrosi
dents of pa! Ham* t nt >!) !. • 41
lies on th* day f In.
ROME. Tan fi’ r : "i ( nan
reltor von B*‘thinann ITollw* • t* i r
paring u new n*. .. in ,v !u n (• •. I
d* till*’ the W;■ r a est) t• tl tl
Pi w *t.- at 1 *<*i*! l a" {•• ’. *•"•• di’ it.*
a ei tat' *• to t* ."• and , . ft Tl
I.ugano a* **t fed \
Put Kprosenc in "G-ub ”
KKN'tISJIA Wis Thi** *n«'n ar*
under arrest It* re charred with pu
tiing tyerosene In, th* f*s. i served at
th*‘ ice cuttink camps her*- They
deny th**v ar* I \V Ws
L. 0 B"»dify Dead.
CHICAGO. Jan iu.- I.mher T>
Bradley, well known newspapeminn
;tn*i tarfoontsf on lb*- l»ull> New* J
her**, iH*-d today.
IN DETBOIT: ONE CENT.
Acute Indigestion Is
Blamed For
Demise
SERVED HIS WARD
SIXTEEN YEARS
Was Tonsidered In
Good Health Ey
Friends
Less than 24 hours after he had
been •*!**« ted president of The com
mon coum il. Maurice J Keating,
alderman from the Fourth ward for
1 years, died Wednesday afternomi
at 1:05 o'clock in iiis home. No. 205
(»lad*tone-H\•*., from a complication
if ncut* indigo lion and heart
trouble.
Ilu* president-elect of the city
<ounc.il passed from life not vith
regret that his public career was
being cut short at a time when he
van winning greater recognition, but
with words of sorrow over the real
isation that he must leave tut* chil
dren.
"I only wanted to lire for my chil
dren; my ambition was for them."
| T hese were his last words, uttered
while four of his live children .stood
j weeping at his bedside
Excitement Hastened End
Tim excitement of files day night's
'council meeting, when he was nam
m<l president, when new member*
i took their s«ats and defeated conn
-1 < iltnen said farewell, proved too
milch for Aid K» iting 11 com
, plained of illness when he tiled to
• ri-e at 7 o'clock in the u ortiirj
His (laughters a. k* tl him to eat, but
he declined.
When it IxH'innc apparent a few*
boars la'ei that hts condition was
• ! ion l l« o.j |»r* *zka. supfrin*
; tendent of tin- reieivin" ho pital,
and a cl■■-*■ friend ol Aid. Keating,
was summoned Hr Dretzka soon
u tilized that AM Keating’s (< ndi-
Hon was hopclcs The alderman
lapsed into a state of unconscions
i ness for n time then recovered.
Hi- srnjteii at hi on, Ma trice .f„
.!r.. who stoi and near him. anil asked:
“What -tr* et ar< >ve on ’" Thi it
<t oiiilnm-a un Pace Wnr.i
LATE NEWS BULLETINS
\\ (*MIV(.iIiV. Jim. 11l —Vn
• •lew of the enr* f *1 ness nlth
whh'h t lie * uni; /* i•• r>n I I niim
for Woman 'nilrnui' Intend* to
K<> into It* pii ki-tltiK of the
VV htfe ll»n*e eanie tills afternoon
n lir 11 It n:i« 111111011 I the si
lent sentinels would tie icrndnaily
Inerenseil until II.IHKI oil! Ite stir
rnuiull’iit the eveeutlve mansion
Kround* In Illnll.lml.lnn dn>,
March
VV ISIIIM.InV. Jwn, lit.— line of
the ehlef reason* for the Vllled
conference nt Hume *»«* to dis
ci!** Itnlv's elwlm • o territory on
the eastern shore "f the Vilrlatle
sen, aenurillnic to nHtcMI report*
to this tin rrnnii'H today.
111 tiioiivt. I liv. 111.. .lan l<*.—
I he killing of lliomas Ilnurs, tI.V
wealthy ri*tlre«l funner, early to
h 111. hiil it startllna se<|tirl this
afternoon when hi* *nn llohrrl,
loilytrd In Inti here ns his father'*
slater, strrmale.l himself to
•tenth with n pair of siisprniter*
In his erll.
I*lll sill lit.ll. I*o., Jan. It*.—
I h*- ef’l 11 * tin r»* h poller fmla t re
fused flatly to arrest either llnr
r» l\ I hn»s or t.eoriir ii |l%rtie,
his secretary, until copies of the
111111 immis tnnnil nK'ilml (he
*tmi men In \ew V or*s hose hern
rei f iird. s. la »> llridae. »rrrr
tor* to siipl. ol roller >oh|e
Matthews, so wired the Nets V orh
-•llthoritlr* fnlhmliiK receipt of a
tr learatn o sklna th I*l 11 sliu r* h
poller to n |i|» r r henil the fimtltses,
VV VsHINi.lnX Jan. I It.— I‘he
stole department t“dn' Inslrnef
e<| (wirrlrtiH t borne I'urker at
Mrvles t It* nod ' Voirrleao I nn
sul VVIIIIuuis at *llll I nis I'otosl,
to immediately Investigate the
death of I ills H'tiitln. Mrvtran
embassy nils* he. »* ho died *ud
deul* *»hilr neeoinpan * low (m
--hnssudor (rrrd'inilii to Me ylr*
I ItjF.
IVDHV ll'lil I*. Iml . Jao •
Detroit del*** tiles folio* arrived
hcfe<fv» return with \nn Wilson,
n11*• s Itomer Jackson. aho es
caped from a •on rt house 11 Ikldi*
in llelrolt Dee. hi. ««hrre he had
hern sentenced to serve lire tears
In prison Wilson was sente need
for hoidlna up I humus L-. Unl- h
•■r, of Detroit.