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Indianapolis News? Sends V
Prays for Tiian.e's Victims.
$8.030 DAY'S RECEIPTS
Stock Exchange Hi? Mot
?Money, but Hain't Decided
How to Employ It.
V .... tiib ' '01 ?' e f ?nd f
the ?.'fci. . May
Ofcvnor continu?
b<-rs veut'?--la*.- *Wr- '? ? ? ' w lar,
?mounts, ?o t ' ? ?iay reach'
???n'y i*f '?'? "4 The fui ?'? op t.? i
nr .cunta?, to nearly I ? . - - par
Vo contribution '?
rr.or* real eeetiflee in all prohablHty thi
that represent?-;) In th? t
Ind
* D?ar Mayor I ai i ;. lltl
jaeei * old, and I w? ?
pe?ip e T-tio ta-er? sa? ' -
Hr. ?ertdit'sr *' Thi I ..ave. I pit
ft" ' ' '
Ml ?:?'"! I. .\1.TT"
TV?' .-??'.? . ? ? '.
\xiiC" .-: the target coi < itloni i
?y?iater<)ay wer? Plor A. \ Twombl
?.?y? k lohn inn
Kane. (SO l*rbai H. Brought
Ledenb ira rhalma* I *-.'
Thcr? v ? ? ? recalv?
representing ?hurcl - oth In th
and other
*e" High Bchool, r'f S< Lot Ion Com
?em
Tbe Btock Ex? ??
hea?ieii I . Pr? . h wei
tgtheCun rd Line pier la radaynigli
; when the Carpal
ibuted h : : :
Titan!- wreck about ?T*gXO00 In eaah. whfc
had been rontrtl ited I ' m?tmberi of th
eaxchar,?--. e day, hi
?In?*?- then received
whi< ?
poaltion will t>< n ul?- "? this :
1 yet hi ei determii
??jp/hloh la ?' I a wi
aa to give th? lai ?-?? st in? aun ? '
the survivors who may ?till need aaaiai
anee.
In addition to Ihe fund? received b] '"
"Mayor t wan
Jacob H. Schiff,
Cros? Society, had received
'?aUricuiiilnF to ?14.i'.". : ? from other
m
U. S. TO SAFEGUARD SHIP?
Army and Navy Determined ti
Protect Human Life.
[From Th? Tribune 1
Washinr-'-.n m wil
?at ? good exai
In the mettei rotectloo to al
human b< nga ? p nd ? rmj
porta if activii - ?
or?;] War
dis?'T.r ? ???;.
An officia order wei
.Der*?! ; ? ? ? t
of a ? relative t<
the ol prot? cti ?? (forded
.. ? led Inform?t! I each vessel be
Ir? ?' mandad ' r follow?
s im?
the army transport aervic? to turn
Mil:'
form ti ? hi
Mi I U ?.vu- officially an
? - ?..-, on ???(;;?! th?- in.?
that 1 ? wee lo obtaii
li to has? ? medial )<? eisln'iot
? avhol
or ad
th?
rte aa Con
^y 'Hi.
avi
or easela la ?
i i ' a auch diaaal tool
tht
mod ting
each <?*? |p, and
able for the n
?Department e
ef oqulpn
ether j at
Iranfcporta *>irkilter in mido?3ean \. ithe
would th?- War Di paii i
amaaA ' ? the part of thi
T'nlted Btatea I I the figure! a'
dcmcnftrr-.i? that the paeeenger carryin?
craft of ?ho army la i ? ed wltl
?ufflcdenl protection.
The f?m<- law governing th? "!??
marine aprli**? lo Ihe army trenepo
that mean? that the War Depart?
not required to furnlal
fro ?iomandi of H ger lleta, i
moro lifcbavlr.g a? ,
by law has teen p*"ov':i'fi
Both the War and N'avv departm? I
make inspections, v. if h a view to
mending changes which will thro?
ilonal safety around th? aatlora loi
??iers whik ? - Th? Inv? I -
?will tv careful and complete
?
AMERICAN SAILORS HARDY
Only Two Out of 2.201 1)1 from
Exposure in Maine Parade.
[gram T1-?? Tr.' u!.<! BUrtau
Washington. April 0.?P?rrha] i ?
concrete- demonatratlon ol thi rr<''
ty of the hi git ? ? of Dr. I
T Stoke?*. surf
difcioceri in f. I n Ing the Secre?
tary of the te dey relativa
markablc manner i;, whk
marlaae withaUkod the bed weatl < ?
powri ?Vi-in?- the mem or . (tarad
Maine heroea In Wa March :
Only two i"?::
p--fte.<i In the perad? fruiter? ' an: I
frorn * eat her. the 1
? ? .' so remari ira! B.
' -.,< ? ? i U woi ? ' reiwrt,
bot te thi l"par<n"-nt of Wai .- .1 to the
-irr?~:.t Of I
the rfrjcrt a? a
.-'
?
raw-, and 1
I
?
. a?* extrae
?
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lw??H!T4(!Tn-5
?j?0?E<. ? \ 5J.,u?
POPULAR THREE.DAY KUH
' /> T OFTHE EA! ON
SI2ta?wY0M
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i
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giaaa ?
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Pennsvivani- B. R,
>?MaMMkiHMHaHaa?a?BaaMM?M?i?aMM.M?'aBB??-?aB. i
WHO ARE TTTF.V7 THE TWO CHILDREN SAVED FROM THE SIXK
[NG TITANIC.
g? ta* ne t dHlr? l?mvt?ermf\m of the two little Frenen ri Wren, carrl? I from (be ?reeked lti*r M Mia? Marcare!
i: | . ; Util city, bfti be-a mate . Mine, ?mffl, of !?**. belfere* they are ber little rata, and saja tbej
would answer to tlio nomos Of "LolflP nn-l "Momo."
e Hm? "im rh. < -.rvri?t>?. fcj? rr!.r??vi I fiuln word ?
SERVICE FOR TITANIC DEAI
Impressive Ceremonies in Trinit;
or St. George's Day.
?
. ?'?'?>' ot s- ?
s ne of mou
with ..'..i.- i i pi vie? ? .." Trinity
nor of the T tan.c't
1 Gai ' ' ??'.: the i Id ? ? ? al I
. . nd Ion
f. the church was ? rowd. d to th
? di ? : ? ?
;...i er wi ''
11-v. Dr. John Mcckrl g? I Trlnlt:
follow.
? . . '
?j "... i;. r. Dr Montas - ?' ? of Si
Paul'? Chapel, n ? lui? ?
?
tor. the Kev. Dr, \\ Hi am T. I
The order of
pari of th? ? utlf : und ?
? ? i '
and
; thousands sai
the of th
Tit.-n,. M God
M I i were I. se rer? y
ral Cour
U ulter B<
v .
Ichard !.. .'?
t '.'. '1 ? I :
ral M
-. ..
: ?
AIR DEVICE TO DEFY BERGS
Scheme to Prevent 3rn D
To Be- Tried on Cruisei
,V. H., Am : K ?-.'
i pre*sei ?em designed to make th'
i being
I on the ar
of C i M ? -
? ? . ?
? '. i .aratu?
4 '
?
?
not originate th?
which that ui g ppai
wher?
frm ? ?'?
?
Th? ; rln ; ?
t),.-- v? ?sel that wsi<
Is, if ? tured tl
compartmei i
....
l? to I
'
could bs made
?
ant? which i 'aptain '?'
m i' montn? will
srltJ '.) .. few di
WREATH FOR LINER'S DEAD
Chit ago Masom to Drop ?f in E
Where Titanii
? tal Consl?
-? _ork
? .
?
? ? ? ?
a] K i
?
I
"A i|c
? ? .
_""m" ' ?VORK TO ' N
pi -.. o! ( rand Ti ni V '. ;?? No1
of Preside
it Trunk I illroad
. , n ?
Of ''?'!
i ? i
Trunk
? - ?
tve that JJ
i-t at ull o
I j ...
rlti
i , . ....
.'.???? i.iii'.
?
LINER'S ( ? -a t 001 IN DANGER.
1...? .. ' . . : l',.
tan. of . , rM' Trans
i orutl. wl In ci
?
i ? - night, srrived her?
.i.
); indr? ? .
i ed ro . ? ?
It is Ihoul hi '
.-., ti ihm
?tiling ne?i ? dn? duj.
TO AID TITANIC LITIGANTS'
House Resolution Expected to
Bring Out Information of Value.
ot ci. -i ??? ? ign com?
ities !i
In th." House t< -day ) Rep
, ' ? ?: I ? . ? ' ? :
tain in
. . ' ? ? ? ' ;
.,..-. hell,
n action n
I
Alth? '.?-' no mention I?
f ?..,??,-.., ? ?
t he re
regard! - Ity of the ? ?
' - ? for da mag? si f th i
last rophe. 11 n rect? ; h< Si
m< i' i ??
: I] pr ip . :
; foi elgn st< n iehl|
I Is to
I.e.
ations and the i ? I i ? -
...
Ian i- ? 'e that ha? ?
tlon fi '
ri sohlt Ion '?'" i" i ? ? ' M ?
? .
? . for win i
th? Tlti i '??? dl?a?t< ?? am
In :
:
. i ?
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n i
:
-
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II ;
-
LANTERN KM -S " "
Lightboosc on ??"'? Seamen's Xni
D
I .'ce
I.
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At So -
taken
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?? ? "
der an I ? ' ml
- ' ! ?
i i? h. No. 1 St.tr- si t. New Ynik ?
Tlii? ' ? . ? ' ' " ' I
ted 1 ' .
the rear. 1
light, wl
harbor nd be visible ?o
ehorag? do*
t,y the authorities al l
-. i.-- ?? n ' ??'? ? .i - '
*
A naw tin ? i
tower, ?a the old
. ?
lo i ?
the nan t tl mmei
In the main entn . mi
0OR8IOAN DIDNT STRIKE BE
Allan Line 01 Say Reporl !c
without Foundation.
f hie?
Line 8t.
?
ti steam?
?
?
il.i ? .
ed Into
:
...1 . i.
[IS PITANIC BENE !
Will Sing in Memorial Perfon
Metropolit! n Oi era Home.
? ? '
' i| ?i . Hi use would hold I
? ? i. i M mda
. i . ?
\ :. ? . ? I'?- j
I ' ' !'.?'? ' .. I ? , ,1
-'.;,. , ' list?n-1
iK ram me . ? *
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I'll! I. I
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II
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\< nilaru ...
i .. ' . i- i . ? i|.i..
ruDENT v.iLirn nv or.cus.
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i His . ..]
been 1 h? .<i
n hc sthli tli ;
1 m ?
SUES WHITE STAR LINE
Qerman Nobleman Says He Lo3t
$2,350 in Disaster.
on Alfred ran Drachatedt, ;?. roung
'.?in-.n nobleman avh*> survived 'lie TI*
disaatei ha? retained couneel te
bring an action In the l'nh-ii State? Ma
Court against th? White Star Line
foi th? recovery of 13.890 SO, the value
young man on the pereooal
? ti ??il the ?ri'ii
Hat of ktei ;?? tii-i ?-? wl ion Baron
? ? . " hatedi lui mltted to his .i
Arthui u. ' ipp, ol So. ir. William street,
own ? the bai on prepared
?. try Into thi* country.
-.;? i. : to mak ;? atari In llf?
.!? ?-.1 : ?\ in the nutomoblle bualnee?
? ? from [ewelrj and other trinket? uaed
ron'a Itemised ll?1 of ward
??'i. I? ? was, in part, a? follow?
Ighi
lit?, at $1i |310 00
? i .. . ???' 00
? ??? i X..". [..il
<J3?>;
... ISS 00
|2 SO i
5000
? made
,_ . a.- 1000
? ?, ?? ?-.':? :? ?>
in if
t'tt f l,r,.?. .
>. . 12 00
i ??? -sr
I Ira 11.a
12 "?ft ? set -jr. ?hi
Foi. ? . ? ?'-??>-.. , i?.-. si -_?n .,
II hi
- ? '. 4
I i? oo ;
? ?
7" 00
? ....
if th? m bouffi ?
120 0?1
I 40 Is ?net ??< ?hi
? ? ? ???.?? . i i staying
? ?? ? klyn ? ? over|ng from
. ? Til -ii rtlsast? '- He lr
? ?
MAY RAISE ACCIDENT RATE
Insurance Men Say Losses on Ti?
tanic May Be Millions.
? ? |nk>n of repreaentatlvea of ?=<?m''
? largi ? ? Id? m Ini urance ??ompanie i
the heav; toon? i Incurred ??>- thi ?inking'
Titanic ma ?i|t In a radical j
? ? .i of , ? !'i. it undena ri ting.
. to o,v . i- t,,. ii?k- .-i tailed In
? - ?ineie dtaaaters <m? repre !
i Ii a? ; i obabl? that !
1 I ? raised, aa t"i several years j
t?.. <?', accident poltrie? had been
. ompel Itlon between !
having been the one ale*
??p i? , ai th? Ii pr. s. nt !
? i ?.la hav- been tua?!.- by {
??.-mi.-* ..h account of those I
i.i?t fhelr live? on ih? Titanic. It tins
'?..:? 'i.'-' ilt foi " insurance men to ft?- ?
I ? n . ?.( th* Id? ntlt} ;
fera lost, Th? pre? ti ?-. often ;
of exc? - ? reput?. ?if,
.,- . ? ? i name? has
- ..h Idei able troubl? :
? i- .... .i., of i ha ? ?? iiiijiii ni.h ha?
o? a polio hohler ,
who wi i, iked oi th? Titanic under an
? i name Hi? relativ???? exp?tcted ioj
hia Identity, and that he >?;i- not
? !? hie on n name.
v ,. .m ate - stlmal ol the amount of
ni Insuran? ? carried bj t1" victima '
anl ? disiater lias yet been made
ii ellev?'I. however, I
.amouni to several million dol
i npanlei maj call ? ? onferan? i
roni ider the I? -
nd tl ? I - c drawn from the die*
ONE LIFEBOAT FOR ?.000 SOULS.
i -, ogi ?-. A| rll 83 ' 'on lltlona on
. teamen which during the aum
, crowded with tourleta, are attract
t tent Ion here In consequence of ? *"?
The newspapers de
, ? inv? tlgatlon "f Hie exist
Ing 111 . ? .- <? llltli s. Hi alleged thai
it?, which convey ?ip to two I ?
, nt rj ordinal Uy onlj
PPROVS TITANIC PICTURES.
? i.. I ion rd o i ? Idei men pai e?l ? i ??? olu
to the ? ff? .-I ih it. Inasmuch
, ? rat or? of moving picture aliowa
? iking advantage nf the Tltanli dli
? i llumlng post?
ei s m attra? i i ? D| Ii to '! ? Ii shoe
ig the lui--ni m ?r bid ii? ii . I' m? ii.
? ,,M.. i, and ehll r??i Ihe Ma m t.. isk? ?:
\fi Instruct Ihe Police Coiandssloner lo tie?
,i ii ehdeavoi to ha?, ? i tu posters
taken flown
LINEF.S TONNAGE TO BE 35,000.
ii. lin, vptil .'?' The nee tren atlantl?
steamer whleh eraa ordered \<\ ihe North
. i iJoyd i.h.?! April ii Is to have
.? iii pine? tn< ?i? '?: I .""" tone The i ont?
it the i-1 <-i i- pu hilt ?. -l in
|Q va 1,1. h II..- ? .-. , 1 was
.u ?? n- an i that th.a
f fui ? ?. i,. ? i li
i otemi ' - ' - ?? sr? Im ?" i ? ?
BICC1 T DRYDOCK FOR~'FRISCO.
11 l
11,. ?internent
. i le ui ll.i ii . I- to ?
|e?i ol ' h to Ran i ran? Isoo ol
' I. '? nt '.I I , H< Hi
' ' 'ompaii) I? t.. ?tai t ?voi i. ..i
m .. Hunt, r'i
Point Hun i 'ai ? ? ? ? ? I'll? n. ?\ ilrj do? u
i ; ? : ""'i f? ?-i lui K, "? i w -m> Ave fe? l
long? than anj uih-1 lu una;.
Frenchwoman Sure ?r?anic's
Tiniest Survivors Are Hers.
PARENTS WERE'EN DIVORCE'
Qr.c if Children Hrt Loci; ci Hiir
Quite White?Names Arc
I.olo and "Moto."
\ .. Prone??, April -?' Mme, Nnvra?
.si ' >? ? annonne? d h-'- Imllef
..??. waifs ?aved from th? Ti?
ll ..- !"?? ? liiiili? a, is mor?.i
y y... ,i . han ' e? nil".- i' tiding : in- lat?
eat .;!??;. it. ; i ? fr?jm New rbrk. She
.). <c->.,,. <? th? children as foil?
Michel, called MI.olo" for --tuet?, aged
r< >i ?? ?. curly, rhcatnul hair, rnlh*>r
lai :<? ." his n.g< and ?p? ah ? ?*tth dlf
iirtilt? . Krimnnd.. ??lied "Monto." ?"to
.? .-? ? old; f;ii; haii . i ?th on? ?julte
t< look big black ej '.. in' ? om
pl xl n; large and str r.ur for his age.
.i: ?? ?. \ i> r.itir- hu?band, who Is
pr* perou? tailor look id children from
her "ousln. i" wjiom thej had I.n con
pending 0'.\ <. pr?" e? ding? A
fe n daj i ater t?i? mol her i <*< e;\ < d n
!?''?: from \..\ ral ?i from Austria in
formlng i:, i thai he had tak< n the . hll
dren i" ?y.- own country. Navratll wus
formerly .. resident <<( Preasbiirf?
Mme. Navratll later learn? d thai her
im ihand had gone lo England, li?' had
often spoken i t gol g to Americe and
starting .. ?ireastnaking establishment
there
Ms roi ? ;.c; n< . i ?? eh '?? ? ?? tei da mor -
imr il:.- followlni rtlghl letter In i> a ?1
to th? sdoptlon ... ih t? >. Pr? m
who were rest-ued from Ih? Titanic and
are now In the car? ?fit? Margaret
Huyes, ol this . Ity:
Chlppcwa Palls, ,, Is . Api : I, !
To His honor, M.a>or Guy i.or, New Yoi
i a !t .I'l", t the little Hoffman i o) - iron
Hie Thai ?c, ai 'I >;!? i them ?< no -l s lue ? -
tlon .m'l raise thenf right, .?..l start th?\m
In life when grown up. Referen?
ernor Ti.a.l i -. Pound. Col., L .1 R
Could inn'! boys in < "?ii<;. ?.?. Most respe t
fully. K. E NfSSLi:. M. 1)
The Mayor sent ? copy of the letter io
.Mis? Hayes, to Robert W. dc Porest. cha r
man ?>f the Red Cross emergency commit?
tee, and io the Children's Aid ?<> i ; .
which l> Interested ir. rinding the relativ :,
if any, of t!." iw>i small boys.
Mary Kelly, a pretty Irish girl, of Wesl
Meath, Ireland, who was a iiiir.i class ?'as
n.tig.-r on the Titanic ? >r?.i u..< saved lie a
collapsible boat, wenl to th? Whit? Btai
?nices yesterday morning and applied for
help
Mi- had been in ih<- St. Vincent's Hoapital
since .'?'-r arrival In this city last Thursday,
and had been unable to see any one. ?-the
?aid she had losl all her effects when th?
:.c ,ti went down Bnd was without means.
When ?he heard the I mi crash i-iV.? the
Icebergs, she quickly dreased, she said
and ran to th. deck, wher? ?b? was re?
assured bj ;. steward, .ut'l returned to ih?
? ?bin. Before i< had tima to go to - i
.. cip told h? r lo n turn lo the de? k, us
th? y were n danger
She went "ii th? deck, and wa? ordered
bito a Mfeboal J'.st bt-for? the boat pushed
off an officer rushed up and asked whether
any <>n> would tak>- charge of a child, Bhe
v lunteered, and the child -vas thrust Into
her huh- Bhe held ii intll they were
picked up bj t'1? Carpathla. Mis? Kelly
?..-ii?i sh" felt ?ure this child wa? one >>f the
litti? Prench boy? Mis.? i ?a> -- has taken
?han.'- "f in an effort to Bnd their parent?
Centervtlte, Iowa, April 23 Frank l*
fobre started to-night for New Vork t'1
try ??. Identify two Prench children re?
cued from the Titanic, His a fe and four
children were on th? Titanic coining to
m?t him after he had been In this coun?
try o yeai naming monej to pa) their
passage.
SAW BERG TITANIC HIT
Captain of Greek Liner Savs It
Was Half Mile Long.
What Is thought to ho the Iceberg which
?..?m th- Titanic to the bottom was sighted
by the Oreeh liner Athlnal eleven hour?
before ?he White Btar liner craahed Into II
Captain John Couloucoundla of th? Athlnal
?aid the k-eberg w.as rialMe to th? lookout
on I ? vessel nearly two hours before the.
came abreast ??( it Captain Couloucoundls
dearrlbed i? a? being half a mil? long and
HO f?. t i-' hi Ighl
This particular iceberg," said Captain
i loulou? oundli. c ? ' ?? '??'. "'' the
Roch c,t aibraltai ! am - ire Hint thnt '
is the on? th? Titanic ?truck, for ai
<t Sunday, ??- mj log - iow i out position
? ?s latitude II.? and longitude I ?
"You will observe thai our latitude was
exactly the ?ame a? that of th? Titanic ,
when sh.. sent out her cry ot distress, and
r.nr longitude was almost exactl) I ie iom<
the Tltanlc's being W.11 Ho 11 - II would
be very eaa: I ? Iceberg to travel the !
few fatel il mile? before midnight to ring
ii t.. latitude ii'1'. and longitud? 50.11 -the
Titanic'? grave.
??When i sighted the Iceberg I na? ?orne
turi or bo ?mailer one? I realised that II i
any ship should crash into tii* big on? it
would 1"- the ?'ml of the unfortunate one.
Wc muat have been th? Ural t" ?Ighl them,
for w< lia.l r.-.-f-lv?'.i im warning "t l< ?
ahead, and so l ordered in> Belgian wire
less operator to w nd oui warnings ot the
lee, giving our t".sii!..ii m ?! thai "f II ? Ice
berg, and he received acknowledgments
from al U aet ten vecaels
\\ s were aboul 170 mile? or so from the
Titanic when ?h< Struck th? berg, but it
was not 'Hill Tuesda) nighl ?ha? we learned
ol hei fate. We received the sad new?
from the v?reles? station at i ap< Cod.'
IITANIC HERO MONUMENT.
PUn of American Scenic and Historic
Preservation Society.
Inspired by ih? mannet m which John
Jacob Astor, i-id.-r Btraus and frank I)
Millet, nil members of the organisation,
mai their death en the Titanio, Hm Amer?
t an Se ni. and Historic Preservation s^'<
clety si iih r?gulai montbl) m ctlng on
M iidaj nlgkl proposed and authorlxtal I he
? m tlon <?;' a monument commemorating
i!..- Iierolsm ol the victims ?if thai ill ?> l
Ii H prop? ?ed i .at the memorial i" n> th?
form ?'f u. eiit-icitit ci mural monument, labiet
"i piece "t ?t'ulpture, Ml up In sum public
i. illdlng or notai le edifice
If the plan fur Un m. n,... [al i...?? i publl?
favor the s..,i?t>, will ?el ah?.m it:, ta^k
?*' . Varloua ?uggeatlon? u.t a attlng
inoiic. ine the tablet w>r. made bj a mini
bet i| officers, one of whom proposed tltal
the l?i?'.i embodied In s monument In fronl
of the l'aiii.un. m buildings In Ottawa be
used, it Is a ?tat?a ..f sir Galahad, ere? led
lo the meiner) ol a man who lumped Into
Hie Bt. l-uM'ii'c to -a\>' .. Woman'? lift
an l perl bed In Dm attempt i hi th? ped
'? t.?! pi n - statue ?n?' iii- words "it I
glee um life, I save It." The society con
- in ihi bell? t thai while the loas of Ih?
Titanic m i a fearl i dlsaater, it liad madu
the worM better and would forever stiin
ulate men and women to the noble i a . .
?>t ii< votlon and heroism
SUPREME COURT PROLONGS TERM
Washington April B The Supreme
Court win hear no cases aftet \l,iv I Thh
win make ih? lena one ?reck longer than
.in. in root m >. ui?.
'KILLS HERSELF AND CHI
, lather Finch: Gin of 9 n.nd I
Mother Dead by Cas.
Mr.?. Rila Kanga, art. i IIvi ! ?ill
1 l.uflbH.i?! A:i'?r.".\. I ?TP? RUT, hi
7U2 ?"?'?':i? atreet, ?:r?-..ki: ?>. conml
[suicide late laal evening by Inhaling
t Her nlm ?year-old di t??a*hUr, Helen,
foun i lying on the lied ???'h h??r mot
j Slio was hIhm ?load.
Kanga, who haa been working recei
, :,t Coney Island, gol hr-tne leal evei
about r? o'clock .?n't found th<- '''>"t
: ? apartment locked. He **enl In
: Instantly gmelli il va ? ,n In? i)"lir'
?he found hla wife and young daugl
itretched out, Mrs. Kni
i tubo i. iiHiik from a srus J? t itill cl?anc
j In her teeth.
Kanga told *h<? police that for :-"??
hli wife hi??1 nol been well, i
i the little girl had nlws b
!.. ;<? oi less of an Invalid. An examl
f iiv house gave the police and
< 'or.r ;ii ilon that the sute
i had ?h ? ti n vw ???-ii?.?-i-i t- :?( i The i
? tir?- apartment had been ? leaned, all
family washing done and packed au
and Mr?. Ki -.'?? h .'i dti ?-??? d herself
her v eddlng (tow n The little girl v
aleo ?3reased In h? r '?>???' clotbn?e. 1
Coronet raid thai th? woilian and ell
hud been dead aboui an hour when th
! bodies w? i<- found.
SILENT FOR 49 YEARS
Marooned Man. His Legs Cut 0
Steadfastly Refused to Talk.
i dgbj. :?". '?-'?? A| rll 23. Death h
finally clalm?*d ' '< '< romp," a test?es si
i slleni for? Ign? r ->f mystery who ?
: found ; larooned on the teach at Mil
Cove In lv,!;: and who since that ;ir
. iteadfastly refused to divulge I
rei of his Identity, his nationality
??. reason ol his abandonment I
strange veesel. Declining t" talk, wo?
i-.??<i ur r.\on look al pictures. "Geroin
?pa?n1 his lasl days a ward "i the -,<>
I? ll!.
< >t. aft? i :i< on in August, 18?K1 tt
ho were <>n ;i hill overloo!
lug the ba> saw an unkn?*wn schoon
tack into the harbor and lower a iiu.-i
They thought nothing of the Inciden
The neat day s man was found in a <i"i
i ?m the shelving beach. A bottle i
water and a pa? u.U.'- "f ?-'-a biscuit wei
i m the boat The man's legs ha?l be?
. very racently severed, the w.irk bavin
been il"n?- apparently l?v a skilful sin
I geon. When spoken to h? moaned, s
[most unintelligibly, "?nerome," Kothlc
more could be extorted from him, an
1 his silence was never 'nr?'k?>ti in gjplte
' man?, attempts by physicians nnd ?^thrr
I ?.vh?-> studied lii?? <??.????. t<i tri<k him Int
? talking
HOOF PRINTS CAUSE ARRES
Rider Traced by Horse's Track?;
Charg??d with Killing Woman.
tfowata, Okla., Aprii 23.?Because th
I bool of his horse exactly matched a plae
: tei cast of th? footprint of tho h?>*-s
drivers to the spol near here whore Mr?
! Irene C?oheen ?vas murdered recently
H C. Jeffries, editor of "The N srati
! Advertlecr," waa arrested to-day charge?
: with killing the woman
Detectives who swor? to tlw^ comptain
allege that the cast taken of th? hoo
prints ni,?mi the spot where Mrs. Go
I:?- n's body was found ShOU the sh"e
were of the regulation racing \ari-t.-.
Jcffrlea'a horae, they allege. |a the onlj
one in r* vicinity of Nowats weaiinf
such s
Mrs. Uoheen, who was a s?i|irit?ir f.?i
the "Advertiser," disappeared fmm hei
home several weeks ago. The followinc
day her body was found bj a boy In ?
pasture. Jeffries, it is alleged, visite
?Mrs. ?"???ho- ti hit.? on th? nlsht Ph.- ilis
appeared. When rin-t arrested the edi?
tor treated the matter as ?i j<,k<- ami
! tiifn declared it t.. i?, an attempt t.
: prevent his confirmation as postmaster
. hen. He was appointed to th.- 'offtee
jsp\..rai \u?,>ks ago, but his oonfirmathm
has been h?-;<i up.
- .
Ml AT TO BE A LUXURY.
k
i
Chicago Prices Soar and Dealers Say
Record Figures Are Near.
? Bj T- graph f.. Th? Trtbw a
Chicago, Apr! a Bin f haa been soar
h I In the laal two 01 thr??e weeks and the
.-??tail price lias jumped from ! t,, ;; ,... ti
Dealers predict thai by the end of thi
mer pork, beef and mutton ?rill become
H Mirlos on Chicago tnl'lps.
All meata have i icreased from 1 to ?" cents
more than the ? year hi?.i to?
day, ii Is -- - a i. ] thai housewives pro i
v Ml :;i> mon a p "ia>l for meal within the
ti. xt couple "f mi ntha than was ever pal?!
in this generation.
Retailers declare the prices of meet.
which, under normal conditions, i:
siinhtly in th'1 apring, have ..t present, gone
Laeyond all bot??!?.
-.
OLDEST MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS.
I h? T< r?r
Wtnated, Conn., April 2C.-??no hundred
and forty-eight rears old, the Utchfleld
t'ounty Medical Association, t ie oldest n
, ?h?. rnlted States, t.- ? ? i it.- annual meeting
I ban toda) i >r R B, i foods In, of
| Thomaaton, was elected president, Among
the speaker! r? Pi ifessor Edward i>
i- . . . of 11-11'via- Medics! College, .-??..!
Dr. ileorge P? Bheara, of ICea V"rK Poly
i. Unie Hospital,_
ii sis ran
Ship Fully Equipped with Life,
beats and Rafts.
MANY NOTABLES ABOARO
Titanic Disaster Without Ah.
preciable Effect on Ocean
Travellers from This Port.
' ' ' ' '' ' ' "?"?iKTt
. i i r ? . '. ; , ?^
Ibis n. th? ti ? ??*-r_l
commission fi".. W > -., a^u?i?
with for? Ign ?. ntaV
.?.'tltatlil Of 1,-vn' and milit?- totem
at the Pans ??i'.. .^position, at 84?
'''?'' '"? ?sloe mjL,
9!sf.<l of J ? I ? . : ? . i
llsli . Met ? - ? n.
w llllfim T, gesnon, -. :?. : . ? .. t
Ban Fn ..f fort,:....
Brig idic ? ? ; ? rs . L
ISA..,.' , ? . J
St? int. i ' B. N.. ? m - ? ? pj?
He? ' .
I ment will
n dim er glvei \ ? I, in
l.'ellcl'.'.. a. ,T
tended i<. -?li t! ? prim ,,U
Ital*
?; c .? r.---. o. ne i- ' '
than Hi. usual
A? th? : :si moment . ' ? j|L
Ini ' ? - '?' y ?n)
;.c count '??
IVashingi A
within thirty mlnui ;l4,t
been taken. '.> .- in>
night's departure of t
' if*
m.-1 tv.. | - '?
'.? ?: ||||
, ompoeed, u .? ,f y
moat rompante? ? .'?,, ^
.-. .it- ?ailed from I
In addition to the metnl ? r pan.
ama-PacH c ' 'omi ' .
:a< luded Alvs h A. Ad? - m?
cf Btate .'.' . ' ro i Ami Julea R m\*\m\
Mm? '.' ' trass nl, Mm Em i ? Tret ? -i
Andi ? .i Dlpp? :. Mi and Mi i Alv n w
Mi and Mr? Bradley Martin. Xr
Milla vrii :., t ..
M rr. :.-.:>? of the Amerle
on !.. Wlntl rop, pis. ??
of the Sew fork Board o
milla ESlb? nac? uta, wl - ,,.
in "Bum n ?t' " ai d I? th? l'h?s
delphls mllllonaln
Th?- lifeboats and raf#- oi ? ? aMf
ot whleh only one lifeboat ?nd tv raft?
ha?! arrived late yesterday afternooe mi
ail fin aboard in time for ? ? : -
Mauretanl i ? ?>il out full ? ofli.
cera of the company -.? i ? t tl it with ras.
ildltk n? of rafl - in1 ; ? ? ?
were enough to tak? cai
al ??? "i u ' mot . ? ? ? ?
a number ??( Ufe "a?- ratej?,
made up the full ??""
"BIG TIM" A KIDNAPPEjPI
Takes Ex-Congressman by Force
on Tnp Abroad.
"Hic Tir,-," Sullivan, ?!?' - | - EtJTtW
on th? Holland-Amerlc? liner itotterdaai
? ?? rday, tool i Bftf
former Congressman "? 1 arlle' IVI art.
Chicago "Charit?'* d h ? waal to eo ??
all, but he happened t" t.? down at tin
to aay goodby to
ipott? ?! him In the c r
"Chart!? ? d the state B stor, youy
better come nlon? Wltl
"N"i me," ..nil'.i;e.- ? ?
mai'.
Mr. Buill? an spoks a Cas i i a?
? ho ^a* ?I
his party, and before tlu Wi ??
iz.-il ill ? ?'? n .
tied aboard i p to a ;, cM h*
had not i." n re| ort? d ai
poaalbl? that h? i spei
days with the pllol ?
nel Lightship, b it : - frfc
he has probably mad I ?
gone along \> ith th?
Captain Btenger said I ???
pip aboard anil |
commodat? I : . ? *
wer? ; - - ? i
? .ne kits Bulletins I
stated thai aew ?siirk
WATCHING POWIES GFAVB
Widow Doesn't Want Pody Take? from
Zion City Cemeterv.
Chleai tprll Mr Oowk, ?wif*
o' John Alexander Dowle, t
'/.."?i <'ity. ati-l ?r-m ' tnf
Christian Catholic i hurch
\- ard that ? mov? ment a I I > i
i
l-iim ha? ? . ? .? del
openinK "; i is '/
ivjlhur ?
In ?ton City, at - ?Si''
thai he bad plann I a**"
o r?
?
was his t*
air^s "> th? ?'? m
? ? ? of the Passover
EXPRESS CO DENIES GUILT
American To Re Tr-ed in M?>' on
Charge of Exceeding Srhediile.
Buffalo, Apni S.?The v- w bq
Company, indicted ??? gr?"0
irj -?:. i ? . ir '? af having j.-vo*''
higher rai m on ? irtain
\\ ...st. r:. \. . Penn?
ihc.s.. spe<clfled In th?
alea, entered
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