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;a-<*pviiahi. toil i-- r*.? T'Unii - ..??fi.-uti'ifi^
1AMI. V 24,171
? ?>?i?T. fair, nuia-h ???Irtpr: <n-in<irr<i?<
fair: dlmlalaihtng ?,.-?t ?aimi?.
NEW-YORK, SUNDAY, JAM AIM l!>. KM:'?.?FIVE PARTS-SKTY-FO?R IV\(.i:s. ? PRICE CTYE CERTS.
DEATHS IN CITY
Sailor Blown from Rigging.
Hurled Overboard and
Drowned ?- Woman
Dies from Fright.
80-rVilLE TEMPEST RAGES
Big Bronx Billboard Torn from
Building Breaks Man's Leg,
Short Circuits Wires,
Brings Out Reserves
and Blocks Traffic.
j,,. k, storin ' .mis. a? i om- !
? rain and !
: Irons and upp? i ?
Uar ' i noon, fol- |
? gllke warmth and
with ti ? a knd blowing al
mil? ? an hour,
le havoc wa* wrought in the
Big] were
itenlngi
I I and elec
v. it?* torn ?low n. The ?ud
? nding "i a lovely da* wag g*pe< d< d
),\ g ? ? ?: -; ' ?' U| itnlng and '
of thnnder. Two hourg i
gcudded away, the
utars tut and a i old crli pni
?
wind last night caused th?
nto Cardona, a Spanish
? i :
I i root, Brooklyn.
? ?.Kin?, and i
r of the ri?*,-k into the <-,?M
water <>i I mt of the
though ins crl? ? card,
?
him.
i ?rent** ?three ycai - old.
red.
Woman Frigh.ened to Death.
When th? torm thai d
? o'olock lael nighl
up in Th? i ? v Mrs.
i , .in ;iir<-'i| won,;in ?
? v enue, became hj tcrlcal
? m fright
\. . inon
11- Kolde pronounced
: Upon hl? M1TP.
?
? ?-i\ ii \\ : ret
? ? union of hi* p si al
: |th gtn el Bl 'i L? vm*
i M inran whs* prof?
il, i? geventy
Th? ahoch may
? K-opic < kar
mpeat, tropical ,
? ? . ? ? dad ,
With rr-mnrkal.lf rapidity, j
.An'i for t?vdaj th? Weather Bureau
ami <?ii?i weather, with
,\. gl w
the li.iKht .'f th? -f/lndatorm. g
Iver
i on top of
'.? at v ronrhed I
? ? from ?
in f;-t 11111 ?_. t )
: Na T"'(
IT'ith s" rinlii
? ? . . ea and lalbK?
? n?ri' a H? e ?is re?
liant Hoapltal b ?Dr. B< holl.
? sien, m? t 1 ' ' hv
raet. turn? Il fell, on?
thi oth? t
? ?
l r08?l.
' . r . ? ? ? . ,!?? In
? ?<? t w til?, ? leg and a
?turent on ih
? xtingulphcd
Reserve? Out. Traffic Rlock?d.
irtoig i? st ihr. heg i sigi might
?
n:"i ? langer the liven ?,( p. r?
I i.ntinna.1 on ?..?ro?al gene, tliir.l ...l.iinn.
This Morning's News
LOCAL. \'?,?,
1
I
I .1
? ' ? . .. 1
Il ??h Suicida-. 1
Hall Room Hal ??'?? Hone.. i
?; llty. 3
Polll ?? "fflrlals. . . |
'? ring. 5
Peer?. 6
? to Explain. 6
. 7
\\ ..ii street. 7
Whit. Di< Bn lyn n
!.. Kelp '? ?\ - ii
PlOl 20
POLITICAL.
leg 4
4
augural Ball 4
GENERAL.
' . 1
.... 1
.... 7
. 7
i -?? 'I . 20
?'OBEION.
8
g the H 8
? -it. 8
? - . 8
. 8
' In h -Ii .'. . .. 9
. 9
? ? eh Premier.. 9
Safll ?'.?liirar/'-'s Kl?-?-tlr.li. 9
' I"? ?? ' ? eg Happy. 9
MISCELLANEOUS.
,-'!"'-?r?;,l . jQ
. 10 U
. H
||
12, 13, 14. It, lb nil I 17
. 18
.18
'
P__?- 18 and Purl 4. fago? 4 ami 6
MOI Ui_u-I'm 4, ragaje t, 7 ____ g
WINTER IN HIDING
! BUT SURE TO COME
Present Rem.arkable Weather Conditions Can t
Last, Authorities Declare, but Nobody
Knows When They Will Change.
?"??t aahington, Jan Is ?Balm3 bi ?
and Runnj (l;ivs. which are making
folk Hunk it is spring, ar? to ? onttnue
for sonic litnr bul Chief Willis I.
Muer?- .et the Wrnther Bureau Is oui
with a warning thai winter- |? hiding
somewhere and is s r? to otne.
Reports of most unusual weather
?conditions, telling of flowers In bloom,
trees budding und birds and animals
v ?lit ; 1 r ??:? .. .1 from winter quai
are ?con ng h lo the Weath? r Bureau
"Atmosph? rie rond i I Ions 01 ? r the
Am? n. .?n oontinenl ma b? Ilk? 1 1
nothing so aptly ;<s .1 bubbling caldron,
which soon Is to i -? ? 11 over," 1 Hie way
He 1,1 > 1: Wii : me, ' hlef of
th?- W? ath? 1 B re a 1, puts n. "and
when 11 does il will mean a rhange In
weathei ? ? ? 1. ? l i 1 i ? < : 1 s In evt*rj pari ol the
Iry. The m.ni?!?' is that no One
can tell Jus! al what poinl th.Idron
Will l.eeil OVCr."
"With high preaaures over Hie m??iiiio
Atlantic and low pressure In Alaska
ami the Northwest, such ;.- we have
been having for the lasl twee monthe,"
is the mora t hnical explanation of
Dr. Harry ?'. Frankenfleld, chief fore*
caster, ' we can have nothing bul warm
w? ttfter T?> gel a changi these con?
ditions must h-- reversed thai is the
1. n . ? t ? rom?" high in the
Norl ' ? ?it*
? ? ? an. '?".'ils chang? ? 111 ?
an ea*twal"d mo em? ni of 1 old air
from ? i- N01 .i.V. ? st When tins will
occur, however, "I ?i<? r??i know."
in otl r words Dr. Frankenfl? Id wenl
?m 1?? explain, th? re is a ? onfli? t bt -
tweeii th? "'1 winds froin ihe North
and th? wai m vv nul- fr.?in '
in tage i" the
latter ? ither Is on th?- way,
i.,- bu ? bul a hen it Is 1 otnlng !??? do? s
, nor know. The movement Is seem
i tn??re apparent than real, he
added. Several times this month dl
turbances have attempted t" make
their way out of the Northwest toward
the Atlantic coast, bul always the re
sultan! cold weather- ha ?? 1.. ? u of short
ilura I ion
Su far this month two weather rec?
ol?is ha v e be? n broken ? me era I he
low t? mi ? ran re r< i ord <?f ? 'allfornla
and the other the i??w preaaure record
of the Southeastern states. The tem
lure has been more nearly normal
In Minneaota and tin Dakotaa, while it
has been genernll3 above the normal
srhere, esi ecla lly In the Al lantte
? slates.
The above-normal '.ties to-day were
Ne? fork, 23 degrees; Washington 26;
Boston, 28 Philadelphie, '-'! Pitta*
luirf?h. L_: t'hicago, IO; Cleveland, 28;
Si Louis, '?>. I '?iiv. r. '.?. The Pa? If) -
I'na.-t generally has been aboui normal
moal ol the n inter.
Ice pa? ked a
trees In thi Southeastern and raid-At?
lantic coast states, it is stated, i the
sal waj of preventing the loss of
the- fruit crop through froal later in the
winter. The pa? ks will prevent th? ap
from rising, and ttms the treea will not
put forth their tender buds Artificial
lei will b? n< ? - l , i" ause there a III
i.. no natural I? <? tot some time, the
for? .. ten
Ban i ran? I? o Ja i 18.?Wlnti
a'iid ling snowston
blocked travel to daj b< I a ? ? n
n ? ., and th? East and Soi in The
Bouth? rn 1
lost theii Two
Ihe Raer?n ?
'? ? ? net over?
night at 1 ' ' . ' '.el
"BIG UM" SULLIVAN
MW BENT UN SKI
Fears "Dope" Will Be Put
His Food ? Has Terrifyin
Forebodings. Doctors Say.
RELATIVES ASK COMMITTI
Want Supreme Court to A
point Guardians to Conscrvi
Property Interests of
Bowery Politician.
\ i ?
\r-?t.i?i,-i\ for the appointm?
<>f ,i committee of ii,r- person and pr?"
ertj ? " D Sullivan. Th? i
Pat r|i
.1 ha
.. ?? ? Hick? i
ilitlrian T
? will . ?un?- i" r,.i ?
ni"ii"'. X.ifi' '?; Bpp
I on dr. F
n.ini i: ? ' Pi
? ?
I ?s u 11 i v a 11 ?. ?
mania
Tin
? ?
I
, .
Tli?- i ' ? ? i ?
?-?:?? ::?', i . ::
! Brooi reel of $1
building "f Ih? T n s illivan .*?.- i
,ii
.*.-??"
I ' 'hill.m t i;n
? h street .
? ? . ? ;. . ? ? ' ? ? on Throg
,1111 St-hi.'.
? ,i ?-.H
properl I ??
: ratal lhal tiulllva
. r. ? ? n ? * dli eel l> the lin rame ti ?m onl
Oll? "? ' ' i' ' ' ? '; ratal
enumerated Thl* amounts to 14,01
la y<
The petll lhal II Im
iv< lhal Immediate atepa be lake
for ' he _oi - ?-i val Ion and prot?
? ? ? ?
.,??'' :?!, litiOll : tOli
. K H? mu- and Dr Will
lam H. Prltehard, ?>r l>r Bond
I ', ? I li<* ?ii.rr?!
from ?? hleli h?**l ? of recen
Th? i'h siciana aaj Hulll*. ai
> ill pul "d< p< " It
"I. H lid ;n|il ' 'I '??
?. 1 t rr.-.t
..... . I.
I III:
: ?frail
Tli. ?
Hp] icatlon to th?
court, h ' . ? i . i ?i t a " ,. lece
ehlldr.: ?li - Mar) Ann Ship i
lb? I . erj ? i ? 11 ' -.?
?Th. to the mental II
lion "t Bulllvati, which la similar t?. th"
on? on a hl?"h he wai committed, saya
"The patlenl fhowed Intena? anxiety
Biiif acamad fill?***?] aith terrifying for?
i mil i UK.*-, he liuilated that conversation
should be in whlepera, he insiKt.->.i thnt
'dope' wa* i"t In i??"?l and forced Into
Ilia- .ill ?if hi* rn.ini ? ? ? ? tf-?l
?it I un' I bUl IH In?
light _
mOUkANOS Of VI?ITOR8 SOU 1 r.
? i
tjki i Idlng and motaarlni
In . ign in,, picturesque country which la
reached via fol THEBN RAILWAY. N.
? ?mux- 261 Fifth Av_, tor. 29th. St.?
Advi.
HER CEIL VISITS MADE
SON A MUHE SU'
Mother of Ten-Year-Old Th
Tells Strange Story of
Prenatal Influence.
CHILD ERRATIC FROM BIR1
Police. Puzzled by Caso. Se
Young William Oster to
Children's Society for
Observation.
Pri ? ? , ? , .. lid to lie i
? iminal inal In? ? s
William ? i '
i- .'iliiii: >
latlv i Tin- child's ni' M
told tin poli? e that iwo months bcf?
Irlh In" husband uns
th.- Tomb . i, a n ut;, a
? i th? re ? ?
? affi ' i? ?i i
? .-.?.i. thai
i ? mu?- into the v "i ?i ;? .-i iniiii.-i i
' 'i h? fath? . * ii" Is s tul"? at No. 7
I7ihi ;
. I.. -,. ? ? . Mel ?onghlin. of I
?.i? >ti * 'i ' e n .' st al "H '??? -t night.
I mti't d?
, .1 i -N n? i..m tan in an tust
? ai ?on. i le i. - " went away ?
? slit, und tins Is the Hi ' Hi
i hm ? s? ?'n ?im. 11 ? c
one; b?
The i'""- ' th" lenv a'imitt' ?i bat
Ici n si.'., und lhal h? te,m how i
l .n d ii among other boya, kee?,
hlch he hid ewaj H
! t,, le n ? here he had spenl th
.mi . omi ort? 'i ii'iii- ? if '.v iih a
th? m "ic n. e oi 'n . Id ??fi- ndei.
w bile 11., ',.,', w ,i - being exnin Ine
i ne mol ii- t riesix'i into the : lati?
? ' lit tee Ihe- _ I ? .11 | ? llf ?|(
lectivos wiuiKinc h<r handi and weei
mi*.
i.r? n- take him home." sh
pleaded. "He's not null, a bad boj
i it s ?.lib thai he dem't H"fin in i<n?i\
He si ullen sometimes, hu
1 ciiirr limer h? just laughs hen h
Ion? something vrong H? ri ?? sn
seem to m Ihe real d Iff ci one?
? ?
? ni i i,ild her storj of th?
i dents surrounding th? boy's hinh.
d . a use Hi. latin i i,,i.i made ? ? mn
plainl ngalnal tin i>..\. the poll? ? i oui?
? ;..!-? him. He wai charg? I M
! in-? enlle ?l? litiquen? ?. and turn? d 01 ei
| tee 1 I IO l !il|c|ri'li - H "
i ON ROCKS IN THE NIAGARA
i
Steamer Aground in Storm with
125 on Board.
ii ;*? The stennv ? Henr
i".. Ko? i '" ? vil n i'..'-? workm< n 11 om
th<^ Wick Wire st? i"! plant, vve-nt e.n a
i e-rf in : i-. Nlag ira River ta.le -
from hen lo night, and at s let? hour
was sun hard and feet on lh? rocke.
The governmi nl tug Intel
which raaponded to signals of iii-'
will .stand b] until daylight, Whan an
?ffe-irt ?A HI he mad.- to raleaOO the
steamer Although thrre was ?i high
wind, she was he ||e-v??d t<i b* In r." dan
?
i hi l '_'."? i ? eng? ? ??? ?' ??'i-i'i i ? ?1
t. . mi.-, to in w ithoul mis
i. ?i .
The Km in? ' waa ? n route n om the
;i.-. 1 plant to Buffalo, when a heavy
snowstorm OBgge in?, causing the cap?
tain to losa his bearings.
AS AN "IMMORTAL"
Appears with Roosevelt in Orig?
inal Fifty Members of Amer?
ican Academy ot Arts
and Letters.
SENATE PASSES TWO BILLS
One Incoiporatos New "Acad?
emy" and the Other Provides
for a National Instituir,
with a Larger Mem
bership Roll.
* on Thel ?-. ,i ,
Waahington. Jan, iv Th? namea of
Wood row \\'ii* ??n Mn?i Theodore Rooee?
veil are included m th. liai ot th.?
"fifty iiniii.it t,il? ' approved bj the
Renate to-daj .<* original member* of
th? American Aendenj <>f Art* -ind
Lett era. Th?* hill giving th? academy
?i habitation nnd ;. name ??' granting
'" II ."'i ' :.t " orporatlon wa - I
paeeed by ti.e P?nate without ? mur- j
mur of diesen! together with .1 aim
liar meaaure incorporating the na?
tional Inxtltute "f Arta and Lettern !
The m. mi.? 1 - hip of the latter ..r_ani- :
ation la '-'??*'
Both troduced h Sen?
ntor Lodge In the laal *? ael m and
were fa rorablj rei 011< d from the Ju?
Committee bj Renator u<?.?t.
in th.- . :.- ol th? Am? 11. .m A? aderay
th? . ? , immortala 1 ? the d of
a hum are Will) Ho? and
Henry J ited, 1 on?
i .-.?r
pora te ol th? Dlattii t of < 'ol im ila, th?
put no m of ?>?. hi. h ,i.- and -h..n be the
nee of th. ? , -
? ' th?? tin?
'I'll.' poration, eg to |
(I ven power to make
Ita on ? 1 to nu
;?? pro*, ide for th? ? I m
or l?"ii?iiary ? ?
and the dl. 1 ?toi of auch
? ' TI ? \ lemy
maj 1 ? ?? ?? ? ?i?-. 1 ? - '.? nal "i.- ind be? '
? and i? in v.-1 the name.
Two of the fifty men named In the
ure an dead Hora? g Hoe ard :
? . 191.. nnd
Titanic on Iprll I?, lilt.
The 1 ? ?.?!'.:
'1 tltuti ol \i 1 ?a and i/?'ti--[s are ;
tli?- .*ani?- 11s those of the Acadcm? th?
onl) ai ' nci bet? ri the
i.?.?ii*:. i.< ing lhal 11 - Institute'a n 1 ?
largei Memberahip ii?
the inatltute vith it mat I
... .. , .
?if literati ? 11 fin? ;m*
?lemy m to
ion in '
. h 1
? ? ? ? <i i?v meinb. 1 r*hip in the
i'f??? ? h Aea
v arid? Held la : : b? the
? ? ? '1 leluded In th? tcadctn
bill Th? 1 ? .?-,.?
poet 1 1 ntera, i*ulptoi m| ???? 1 .
critica college prealdcnta and natur
allatu ? "t the 1 *?:??-at being Gnvemorl
Will ' ot thi m' m- '
\ ,.;, m- are
..' 1 be I nal " I? I'hla'li It
??hui? - i- heal In 1 en .1
ill ill.Ill?
Tin -IM" 11 Ini ?? the '
h ????,*
i, ton ?Vrlgl Ma
1
1
,? ? m l'*g?.
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1 : : I -."?;?? .-..,; W'nol
-
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1
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II? ., ?
,,.. |.j. ,. \\ \l?x.??
Brown? H * Perrj
1 ? , .,.!.-.. , :. If I' Mill?!
" Klroe \Mlt?*" I VI.."Ml I.HWrl,... I.OW
?. ?? ir r Itt l?*J I ?II , _ __
,? . ,,. ,. dg? '? r? V hltenmh Ria*?
HopkTnMNilNVa?*lai Mana*- Bet?
? ? ?(o? Iran. Hiri?h I'.i ii u?-i ni'l Un '-'?
, i-,.?
-. . . ..
Tli. hill? have not yel paaged th?
1, which in..' no! ink? klndl? to
'.. t 1 !" .11B1.' ' '??<>? rnor
?
ll |-'or-?i
- ' ? 1
mom th
I ., ? . . , ' ; t'il l<
l?artl 1 leral Ion of tl
IMIIII"' I
(ignore non
;i??'irra.
TAFT NOT TO BOSS TAFT
Preiidenl Quits Yale Corpora
tinn to Join Faculty.
. 1 iii.m
Si ? Ha ? m. Jan iv William How- ;
,-n,1 Tafl ??*- ?< memla r -?t ihe Val? ? "or j
,-. , ,1.m. ? 1 0 la Ing don " 1
foi w miara Howard Tafl * - 1.">:" 1
of 1 be rale 1 " ill: T i? i- ron Pr, el
.1. ni Taft a III m il Mond? U nd? 1 bl*
1 -{nation t.. the Tale Corporallon M
?. member "f that body. H? nai n
, .. ?. ,j ?, . ,,| poration member laal June
for alx >.'.il-..
During Prenldont Taffg gtnj hen on
Monda] 11 is egpected lie will pk* oat
..ne ..r the goveml bonaea offered aa hi.**
permanent New Hnven home Bit
name v?;?.s to-dnj preoented rot mem?
t,, ihe Ne? He en Country
_?l 1, 1,. John K ''?? ??? HI m< mbi 1 -
?hip m llila . I th .* ill '" """ I :!,i ;.
til. II lili golf
ALL "EAST COAST"POINTS REACHED
BY "NY. A FLORIDA SPECIAL."
Atlantic ??otu.t Line, 12.? ^on- 3 *.t.h_"
Limited Train? Daily. -M B*waj.?-v_4vt.
TAFT Hl AGIS
FILIPINO FREEDOI
Teils Ohio Society Jones's B
Granting Independence ir
Eight Years Would Ruin
Islands and People.
DENIES NATION WANTS I
President Receives Ovation ?
He Enters Dining Hall Es
oorted by Drum Corps
Again Jokes at His De
feat at Election.
Presiden! Taft, In his sp< ech al tl
Waldorf Is it night, i an.m strong
against tin bill before Congress pr?
v idlng im Indep? nd? n ? f? ? the Philii
pin? i in eighl j ? ar-,
"If i w ere a pai t loan i iho ildn'i
gnythlng better than thai th" Demi
? r.ciic part3 should pai s t hin bill an
go oui oi th.' Philippines m eigi
I ears," h?' -am ? Th? pas tag ??f th
bill would make a meas and .. m i>
that vveeiihi return to plague the me
i ? -i o nal I Ii ?? i .' 'en' iv cru !;< ?? j ear
i- it possible the Pr? ?Id? m aakei
that litt i> as 'hs i lemoi ral I? adminU
' I.el!..11 klleiUS .ll..,l|t t I . I'' ||ipp|n<
the) ai. ^. m?: te, lei th-m go, and dl
;? at our "ii"i ts '?? i.i -?? ami edu at? I ?.
Philippine people i ble tha
It is going t. ild that vv Uli i,.i ft , nia
nein whataoever ami without the ?i
proval "t somebod) vvhc knows the lal
anda? I hope n<>t. Possibly I am Intel
estoii in il..- . ;)v,v bul I urn Intereste
c hiefly m the Philippine people.
'in.- Preaidenl
h.ui argued feer ih? r? tent ion of th
isiamis. ami th" nation had d< i Ida
that 111.' inlands I ad cum?- te. i?s ta't 0
our own seeking, Tin lecierti of ml
onlaation there, he said had bean <>n
ail a m? r n .. i' .ni ? inteneel
I I ..Uli ?if.
Cost Is Not Heav/.
Then wli), h" asked -i.e..?i.i ,v
I'lu.l?" I 111" W lldle Sltl.atle.ri illlec |.,.i|
tn ? simpi! t" hold ??ut ih?- offer o
ofllce t?. a lot "i persons who ?Jon'
want n: Th?- Philippines prefer to i>
aaaoclated with us, When they prefe
tu leave us th?v .an <l?. sa Sum- |ier
son?i snv the coat is teco heavy. \Yh>
outelde ??f the $3,000,000 annually fo
th?- militar? protection we haven'
spenl one dollar toward ih? civil ?jov
i ? at of the islands, and a i ha.
given them everything, Including ?n
mal kets mi tins . ountr.v
Th?- Presiden! sud the Democrat
cciigiit to call ?ill tin- mlaslonartes on th.
isiamiH t<> tell them whal they though
of tiie propoeition ol throwing th? n?i
lives back on their ?.'.v n resourci - Thi
Morros, h- said, would make 11 ?- ? n i ? i,
? onstantly, while under tin- authority ?
the i"nl.-ii state- th.y were perfect*1
c ..ut. nt t.e remain In subjection.
?.? m ? i the policy of edu
, al mn and h il./.um thai l . - t.. .-n .
SOUrC? ; i in- til .Hid admira 11? il
-.. the w he.!?? world." he M d
? This poll? v. ' he said, "would be gul<
, ida I, : oi th? benefit of none bul poll?
I don'l ask the I >emo< rats tc
?i.- w .?I fur this. I.r-t them ask
:,?? of the i ernoi ill of whom
i,,, , ',.. n l ?? ni' ? rats We are th?
? | ,,r the pool !?? ople on th..-. isl
..i,.I an-1 I how !.i !" ? l'!- n." d m..r
Id j, i,, ijnil? i anil ?vhni are th. i.
! ? _ ; 1 t '
No Demand for Freedom.
i pu Ibli thai
administration, with the little knowl*
edg? it ha?? of the need of ihe islands,
e an propose t?. throe th? m ? ft' .?n?i
loave them to ihe tender mercies of
half a million lloros? Twelve years ago
this is- ie vv a . par imounl in Ihe I Ti il
dential campaign, ESighi years .-?r.? II
ws im ?iiii'-'i somea hat. ?Since thai
t un. i hat ? nd heard the i isue mi n
tion? d In anv mnual < I? i tuen, li
seemed thul the Democrats had wisely
srquieared and had egrwed thai we
?pit solving Ihe problem of tin- Islands
.end would take- no steps to und.? the
, ..n tructlve work we had done, There*
fore, i sn. I eannol believe thai the
?. t-iii' t c.f the laai ? lecttog cga be eon?
strued Into g pun '^r that we ?are now
to separate ouraelves from n? footer
? It I/."OS
??r?c, \ cell l'e ah.'. Mid 1 II" ' '11!' f K\
?X nil . r "thai to tl.? nii'iv people
>;..?,il. laidish in lh< Philippine rhan
Bpauiah, and this considering tin- feel
thai th.- United Btatei has had control
c.f t?i.^ i land-; for len rear4 whereas
the Spaniards have been there th?ree
liundroil ?ear?' \\ lim vu think of
what has bCOT done to promote the
health n"d proanerit; of tin-' Filipinos
ven win reallae thai II I s re ord
Americ s ma] woll be proud ol
Theos on the Dais.
gerv il. m w TeSfl
Borough I'l.'-nie ni M1 \m.i . John Pur*
,,v Mit? h? I. !''? id? m of i ??? Board ? f
Aid? i men; ? "hi? i Magi trat? Mi Ad"-?.
lieneral Helaon H Henry. Survey? ? >f t h .
Port; Major Rboads, the Presldant's aid;
Charlee D. Hlllee, hli ierrotary; Morgan
,i O'Brien, Thomas F, Ryan und owaid
ti.i: rlaon * Ulard,
Captain Rh ?binond P. Robeon, Ueuten*
ant General KctSOU A. ?fllso, Wank H
Hltrbcoch P?entnia?iter Osnsral; .lohn M.
Clarke president of the ?Perry Centennial
Commission an" Convmlasloner Harri
, ,,?,.,- \ i-: gtsaon, W. P. Huntington,
llacKensi? i?- Todd Oaneral J. Warren
i... |f, ,-. John n ? ?I? Hill preeld? nt ?f
e|,, i, ;, rnatlonal Pi ace |'"1 am: ?Samuel
w r,,?,child i"- - denl of th? Union
11 rag*"* Huh; Mitchell Manger; Walter
It. M?8Ce0rkle, president of the .Southern
CooUnaed aa g?I Sono, ?f?cond oetu__.
UTES wN THE WAR PAT
Fifty Fortified in Hills to R
sist Arrest of One.
'?ori?-;>, I'..!. .I.ni. IS fifty l te In
i.m - ? nr.iK' il by the killing of one
their trlh?> in a rifle duel with .1 Ma
ran eheep herder, an off ihe roaarvi
lion, fortified la ihe Ute Mountain*?,
Bouthweatem Colorado and defyli
th< Sheriff of Monteguma Count) ai
Indian Agent Bpear t.. t ak.- from the
i:i_ i:.- bbit in Indian a ':" ahol ai
aeriouely wounded th? aheep herder
The I't's ;.!?" armed with magasti
riflea, and ar? making bo determined
si.-itni thai the BherllT returned here t<
da) to gather a ? men at
puraue tin ITtea Inti : e m<
1 'nli * th? Indiana ? I? Id, h? ?
nlghl h? \* " ild call on the atat? to n
I n for ci linn v\ i 111 militia.
-?
BLUNDER RUINS 20.000.00?
TWO-CENT PANAMA STAMP
Printing Error Portrayed Sa
Pedro Miguel as 'Gatun Locks'
in Frisco Exposition Issue.
Waehlngton, Jan. 1** Mon th.?.
twenty million two-cenl atampa of th
Panama Expoaitlon leriea havi bee
dcatroyed bj the Poetofflc? Departmon
becauae of an error In the printing'.
All the atnmpg bon rlptioi
? ? ? ; a t ? 1 ri Locke," but the beautiful vie*
net forth repreaented Ban Pedr
Miguel The department not wtahln
t?. auhjecl lts?'if i., ritl lam ordere
th.? entire iaaue deatro? ed The erro
on the die will be 1 orra? ted new plat?*
made and g freah auppl? printed. 1
1- ?In ilitfnl if .1" Hi?' wrongl
printed atampa ever reachea the publh
Th?- new IsBUe Will li'-;ir the
tion. "Panama Canal." Never befor
h.i** so vast a quant II f ata apa of
alngle type beei 110 ? d, ? pe? Inll
one that had never been Untied.
Tli?- on?., fne and ten ?"in atamp
< r.nini??mora'.?nix the ? *-. 1 ? ? -;*.? > 11 u-^r
placed mi gale on January I. 1
gel la 1 el In. omplet? ? of th
mlatake In printing ta'o-cet
t a!n**.
a? ?
KEPT VIGIL FORTY YEAR?
Then Fatally Hurt by Lam)
Lighted for Dead Sweetheart.
SmU T.nk<? City. Jan 18. .i??1hi Mille
is dv'inp In a hospital ag the 1
an exploalon "?riv to-day of a inm 1
which hf kein burning to guide 1
gweetheart to the home he prepared fo
her forty yearn ago
The i;un?> wag kept in a window .is ;
benenn beckoning th? was for a gti
from Bwaden, who, though drowned
ha?? never canned f" exlal for Miller
Th?? hinip w.i!? aurrounded by i>ai?e
rooea and In trying to exttngtrtah thi
f?ame** Miller ".;..*. t? n Iblj ?i .: nod
KIDNAPPED SCHOOLMA'AM
At Least That Is Charge Against
Mother and Sister.
: Bj Tetegraol Iban? |
\ eck x. v. Jan 1** -Charged witl
kidnapping h?r own daughtei who h
twenty-five years old, Mn C 1. B<
v us .irr.'.-j;.-?! 1?. re i" da] At th?
mn. another daughtei Mi.*. Byroi
Polhemua, wm taken Ini ? ? latody b)
. 'onatable John ?Irai am. of i,;i\?-r
:>i 1 aWi on tip- aame 1 ha 1 ? ?
Mis.*? Emma s.-is.< 1- .? m hool
? ho during tltf laat two yean
teaching ?ir St Jol n'a, a ? lllai
mllea from Myaek Hei parent! ob
jeote?! i' ? -:'il to ? : t? aching. Th*?
???un?, woman allege* thai during the
eummer \ acation *h- ? pr_. ti
rail; ? prlnonei l?asl ?'? la? aft? r
1.1 Mr? B?li nd M - P
-., 1 ? to th? Si i- - ? ??' m an
>"?? mi ? u?::. ? dragged
?-? ? ...
? l her Mn?. th. .1 itomobl 1
-!.. 1? ?i f.?r Nyack
Bcholara sto?>d bj 1 ihe teacher
fought her raptor* and tried m vain to
encape from them Thearhooi tinsteeH
appeared before Juattce Myera in ii.iv
eratraw, with the result th'.t Conntnble
Graham 'am?* to Nyach this afternoon
ar.: irreated th" alleged kidnappera.
with ?;. ??_;?? a W?.ir attorney,
1.1k. 11 t.- 1 ! ?i Rtraa md
. ,| I ; ?.1 '.? I Of till '
ir.. ? ?...ni nation m aa ..-i (oui il ?1 nut ii
Mon'la* _
DICTIONARY FREES MASHER
Prisoner Quotes Webster on
"Chicken" and Escapes.
1 relegragh t?
?Mageratown, Md . Jan iv? ,;
It happened to know N'oah W< ici
?l? finition of "chli k< n " Blaln? Bl
arraigned before the poll? ? maglatrati
here on complaint of a young tvoman
iii.h bo bad celled her "?? chicken" in
the street, ???as gel free i" 'I-'*.
The testimony wag ?.Kernst Sfnrner.
and It |i,..k<*'1 as I'' h? .lid be pun?
islu ii u a masher, when the ntngtgtrat?
flf,k.-.| liim what he had t" M) for hmi
self.
?Well. \ our hmior ' Btarner replied,
"f think that I wa in 1*1
? 1 . all? ?! '? 1 .1 . nicken.
i,..'k in Wehater'i dl I you'll
(in.I I'm right."
Th? magtetrata looked, and I
m hnt h" found: "< ?hl? k?Mi .. ing
peraon; a child; enpeclnllj .? young
\m?Miin.''
? T ri!????h \ ou re rich?," gald the mag?
istrate, "ntnehHrgert "
SENATORS TO QUIZ A~RCHBOLD
Decide to Recall Standard Oil Man
After Scenting New Letters.
Wasnlnclon. Jan. 1* John I' A'' h
bold, preaadeat of the stan?iaid <?n Con -
|,inv i i? ha re?all"'l n^xi ?.?.<*< k i?> the
Itt. e Inveatlgatli
- ..,. S. I'M' ' ? \- .1 .,'
Ie_el tiro more lettera nel dbwtoi
Mr. Archiiold'H prevlou? examination win
be reeoalod
Mr. Archhold probably will appear on
Thin. -i*y or FrUlaj*.
TAFT WARNED ?O
SOON HOTEL POOD
Strikers Surround Waldorf,
While Leader Sends Mes?
sage to President, Guest
of Ohio Society.
YELLS DROWN SPEECHES
Suggestion of I. W. W. Leaders
That Strikers Visit Hotels
and Distribute Assafoatida
in Dining Rooms Meets
with Loud Acclaim.
Mora than free hundred ptrikuif*- v. ?ft*
frs ami msmhurs of the international
lieet.i Workere* Union nut outside the
Wnldorl Hotel last nipht in one of thfl
must unusual "demonstrations" that
has marked the strike thus far.
After mairhlng up fourth avenue
from .m i.i.ii air meeting m Uni
(Square Park th?- ?mitera, rnarehaUed
nnd coached (" th? lenders of the in?
dustrial Workers ?if the v\ orid. ?strode
wool Ihrmagh e33d street until they
?reached tha Waldorf Then* they
Joined hands ami formed a cordon
about rh<- entire hotel block, hounded
by 33d street, 84th street, Fifth avenue
??Illl AeXtur ?'ceitl't.
While Preeldenl Taft, gueai of ihe
<>hii> ?Society, sal within the '..>??*?! and
listened to tofst.s i0 p|g he'alth,
waiters, holding bai I I gwnylng
from sill.? ta i de, iik<- children ahoul
Maypole, shouted, shrieked, wins'
and hlaaad their >5Jaapproval of the
m;iiiHi;i m? m of ih<- lOtaL Th? m ??
.?.rn?- to tha ears of the President
I tlm? s im ? h?
making.
Police Keep Hands Off
Efouee datactlvaa and ol re m
ot the hotel appean d al ?'??e a I m
und looked al Uva d<smonatratlon la
wonderment and dlapleaaure, hu? ihere
wa - no intorferem ?? bj th? >
The strikers remained .-?.- the) in
with hands i leap? ?1. wl i tb
Uurley Plynn, the "Joan of ire" t th??
Industrial Workers of the World, -
a telegram to Pn nott
i ?ii.tit'. PI ?
William Howard Taft, Pr? ? -h*
l ~-rat-s
The wait? this hotel e
The conditions under which the food i?
prepar? .i In the kit? b< iu ar? lit!
ding to aftldav
at the International Hoi I \
I'nlon w? request you t-c ? i in
vestigatat th? kitchen?
THE STRIKE i'Oll M
un.
II i- nol known \\ : lerg
? nt,
bul
as no ann ? iho
?
Aft?-" ?sending the message lo Mr,
Tait, the strikers unlinked hands a_4
wended lh< ir way Im
cuartera. No. V2 West ?V
v. here they Uetened o ? med
ral ?? b? th? ?
The mi etlng In '
waa not Is
Indern? ncj of I hen
the- ram fell ? up.
Th^ ?am ak- '
from the the not th? rn
of the pnrk. Included ?Patrick Q
?'arie-.s Ti - ' - Plynn, irtura
uni'ti and other Industrial W??rk
ers
i ,
sink. ' ? ... .Q
'
.
recent ? gai ? t?p of
to -t .v.iit- r. ?' *
sampk of tii" i
< tO I "'II. tl ) IH
?m Long bland. But as ? ?
in,n develops and grows the I - -
nuisance thai 11 ?? pul kg go I ?? i of
condemning will be s sh< th?
Industrial Workers of the Worl I.
Advises Use of Asofortidei.
Quintan, a bo a aa :
Ott, said thai -'
?in ir vsive; or da ig
evening <lr?s: and dine -it t;
.Kamst which ' directing i .
preeeni efforta. After paying for
food they eat they should rlae ?amii
Jignit) and ?walk fri m th? ill ag? una.
i . fore doing thle, bowi ?? r, th in
?nd ill. " ".n? n momtx ? thi Ir
falllil'.'S. he sai.l. should dlatrihutg
boul tl a premleee
Mi Quii lei lure this rm ?
; ' ir:
? ir..- in bringing il"1 mm
of he-it.-i- and reataurs - ?
lie 'tel ihe 1- S.'.
Mi m riv nii*s up ? i long -c .?no.
limitar Unas Shi told the Idlera
"??i t.. bend tin to the hotel
men, bul to stand manfully foi their
rlghtg She, tOO, tl ? "i
l.f th.- S
\t Bi - ml Hall BlXtll ..." ' i
11 a itre? i n i;
tiotel employ? t ?
?. ' !?. i. in the aftern? ona
of thai race were adn Itti md tlw y
< Ionia m
l*_ders <?t ti.? Industrial Workers I
th? W?
Crucial Point in Strike, He Ssys.
The Ctormans seetned to abaorb lip
idi.v the enthualaam or theh leonera,
and all paid eh.se a t t??nt ?Oil to the f\.
I .a tatlons and ph adtngs
ed Ih? m i" link th ir
fortun i ?"i the other
'?''?????
,\c . ??! clIIlL
I m the
off? |g ??! I be sti ii.-1 - i.. ue up Dm
hotel industry in thk titv. I'rttii t.ov.
he said, the utrikc had not been a aua

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