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MELIONS WASTE
ON NAVY YARD',
Rear Admiral Stanfor
Declares Lack of Def
inite Plans Costly.
DRYDOCKS Bill 1
ON WRONG SITE!
?Senators Told Recommendation
Arc Made f?*r Yards Which
Should Be (ii\cn Up
-
" s ??. I OT1
. .f. -H,. . | l.cr-s-1
Of the lack of I ? i I
e plan of developsaent of ?he van!
ior a-r pe
'he Furonn Of Var I -ks l-.a
mude rtKommeii lat?
> '?r, no' m I
experta ?
I ?
?
was t
llouio to .
.-au.
Bulldinf o? dryd ?eks,
S of ? I en rec?
ommended i-, I
rear aimir.?'
a.'.mltted, I
exper*? se?
as one
the Iocs ' | ? - ) i .
I?
? ? ?
York she ? ?
building or" a |arg< .:? . ?
?'I made
\svy." sa i If : A
? :or4l. " n which I no i
? ? . ?
-. ..rri
a?, to ??
rurd the fallusrlag ?n?! succeeding
?.??at?, bud ?seriously embarrassed tb?
Burean of V ? d ai ?l i1"? a In making
plans and asking for Improvements, ii
eriouslj nterfered, i told lbs
mj ' sport, with tbe pi cp
, \ romprehen pis
ol tbe jrnrdi
\n appropriation lia-? l.e, i ceked bj
the tU-partmen? for the buil.Ung 4,1 1
.-?i?.-?' drydock at th? Norfolk rare 1 I'??
. . ;-\ 1 ? ? 1
? ?? Bi itten II ru?- location 0 ibe pro
..1 \ dock ; a.I no! 1"-? 1 cl
1 ? ?rear end if It? presan! pro
?rere properlj placid with
vieu to the drydock bell
? A.'m 1 ral Stai foi
future an enti 1 ne? indus?
,- . ,. in : e? d< i >. th?
pre??
I, ? ?W tO
ship? of the ol?
with - opet dreadnougbta
?, . ! - hips of i.nv >?>ir
. eclai ',: I ha! tbe I.'or
?tation had Lern well located and
. ha ?'?'.? would be rui In coi
ek ai d shops mere.
of the drj do? ki owned
t'\ '.ho ; av\ wi,-. ?gain dwell on hv
\ ? ral Stanfoi .1. H - ??? I si
?. ha? \ -. m ?
? r or* the proposed ?00?
I ??. battl? . '... ? : . 1
wai that .. Puge!
BOO feet.
v, ? ? ked where he would place
? . ??? .lock in 'he N. w York
? ? ?? rear admiral ?aid on the
? . ;.-? , \p. ::.
outl ? ed it" usef line?
v ? buj ano! ei yard nd 111
. of the ?ale of
?
? 'Peni rnntt
tie,"
1 I rd. "I
- .
? ? : . .. the1
reverts to the 01 ? 11
on ? era."
DISEASE WIPING OET INDIANS
Three-Fifth? of Rabies Du- Bef?te
They arc Fitc.
In ? appeal
iv? tbe Indian Ksh:c?
to.day to ever* employe of ibe Indian
>, Cato Sells, ?
Indiai Ml te ?bow
,r?proximat' - I Pi
Indra- t '"-fore th- ?
five year?-. "Of ^liat use to this mourn
ful mortality are o.ir ?plendidly
equipped Indian schools?" ;.- h ked
? ? ? er urged -he elimina
f tl able'1 cor,.. ?
? ?fest some Indian homes, and ex
propag
eas?
JANE ADDAMS NO
FOR COLONEL NO^
"Me Didn't Talk I ike Hi
in 1912." She Says,
Opposing Defence.
BIGGER NAVY MOVE
LAID TO PANI
Congress Committees Asked
Investigate Motives of (ire.ile
Armament Supporters.
. inn i". !M ss J? I
dams, presiden! of the Women's P? n
etj of Amenes, to ?lav urgtfel Ii
?my committees of the House ai
Senate to make in? increase in th
army, st least until the European ??
whs over, ?ayinc thai 'he prepare,In.':
movement woa <i us te puni? on sccoui
of the conflict.
Mis? au,him?, arguing ? al ? ??.oui
? foolish to build more dread
m was known wbetl
of any u->
?ion he created to study am
navy efficiency and elae r?? look into th
n-.ot i\. ? .t. ? eel s of tl
heavier armanien? for the nation, l'rrp
oration aR?
ne ?aid, was needless, and 'he I ?
States koul I be prepared to lei
i'.ran harms the movement '
tion of arms
follow the .. ? .
"Doubtlesi some of them ere
(lean liable.) h- can be,"
, ??? ?tmiitr?-?1 n?i"..?,;.'. "Donb!
if? ? ?etna sre
tere |1
T. R. Hidn't Talk I ike Thai I hen.
i ommltteemen asked Mi i , Idams f
?he had i ol - npi ? ? ?
sat camp? ? th.-n
I att ? to H
ttcrane? ? ? . .
"He ?
" I -".ddnrr"- re?.
FIT YOUR PIPE
24 SMOKES IO?
a
n^HIS new form of the famous VELVET
* tobacco appeals to every class of
pipe smokers, because:
Just a Pipe Load Easy Loading?No Waste
Your pipe properly loaded by
the manufacturer- all you do
is "light up."
A press of the thumb and
your pipe is loaded. No waste
even in the wind.
No More Pipe Odors The Perfect Package
No fine particles to get in
bottom of your pipe or in stem.
If You Are a Bit
Old-Fashioned
and want to smoke the old way
?just crumble a SMOK AROL
and load your pipe.
Tobacco protected, and carried
in vest pocket like cigars.
Handier than other forms.
New Charms for Your Old Pipe
No more odor; no uneven
loading; ash holds as on a
cigar.
Condition Your Own Tobacco
If the temperature affects the tobacco in a
VELVET SMOK AROL just breathe through
it a time or two to restore the tobacco to its
natural softness.
We take the choicest of choice Kentucky
Burley tobacco for VELVET. We let Nature
mellow and mature it for two years. It is only
after two years of continuous curing that this
Burley tobacco is at its very best for smoking.
Then only does it become smooth and mild,
become VELVET.
Then onlv does it
If votir dealer i\inn<?t supply you, we svill send ><>u prepaid a
drum ?>f \ I l-\ I I SMOK.AROLS-12 pacLa|-es, 11 smokfi
.?.Oc, and aSMOK.XROI. PIPL 2rtc, on receipt of cash or stamps.
JfujijcJtas mu.eAAJoCtJLC^CX) Cx
HI Fifth Ave, New YnrV
? 'ojTrif ht 1?1S
lug ,,r tbo sari In Ml plntfem. H Is
mj eobei [udgmenl tbnl bs no? i nol
., | >n. ,., |. i?.,i, ..i people,
l he room was crowded with ?romen
.. i He Ml . Iddam* spoke, ..???I ?rigorous
applau s gre ted her sallies sgelnst
militarism.
\\ ?ddam -?"I thol preparedness
agitation in the Ui ? ' ?" slreadj
g i) . ?'. oth? ? nation
lapan na ol ?? largei navy*
of iiw immigrant* among .?
he wori i cumd t?> th? I nited tat? to
... militai | sen iee, and were be
. i over the tall of eonspulnerj
ervic?
Mil Addami insi ited thai lbs won?
. . the country, in tlm quiet of their
.nid i?4? i?, from the i trei i '""I
, . ?t? mem under a hich men labored,
were likely to be le lubje? I t.. e are?
? han men,
h was then judgment, be mid. that
, ,, nui,'., ( of the ;?? !?:> or na> ? ?hould
mm be made, but tbnl ?? eommieeion
hould mnki ? tborougti study of tbe
mu.y und nmj expenditures tor f-'x
.iths, and tbnl any lacreaae In era?
parednei ihould awail the report of
? hat ? ommli lion tbe ? l?see of th?
i h opean ? m
Senat?>r? ?.rill M?-s \ddan.
i he ai .. ? nment nude l?j M i is
\. i. ).. ?.. !.i. th<? Somit.? MilitaO
. . ?? brought forth > lood of
? in.' tiom
...... Fl< tchar asked whether She
believed it safe to assume tl?i? would
be disarmament after the ?????? She
responded tbnl n'> nation -<? >>?.l?i have
enough monoi or men let. ta sure to
on another war. Senator Thomas
ted that Bulgaria and Serbia
I ping - h i ough thi-ir third wm In
i ? period ol 1 ne
Mis Add rmai id I nations
i with
to nn
,r ?d he
illlnj to ai un s thai ??'>?! many
th th? knuckles If she
. ?..il him whal the wauld bars
i ? led to llano?? abo i: throw?
,v it? knuckles.
? ? ' t ? ,. .. i y m pat h y
? [toi dad M \?i.lams,
??ii i? . ?. , ogou Wo
e 1872. It
will i. firepan hen on? come -
enemy in the
. ? ? : ? . .?inni ? ion
olded
. ? ?
? :i had b? "ti prepared * i,?.? ?? would
oi . ? ?? tow? there, Mi
\ . . .... ' ? hii'l es ited for
, v, ithtSUt n-i army.
th.,:i the life "r mo .*
n i, a.'i.l that a a m it
. oi rert
. .. a ..ui.! i><- compelled
?-.;r. .. Anyway, sbs urged.
iad he?
, ..--i with a very ga
?
v ?t h Pre?
'.' te House over
the !'
.
.. 'terward that her talk
nuatlon of ?
ent sev? ago, u hen
-ho pr< . . ? ? . i? ?V
\
ay th? s
of I'lulinir
Planes Enough, si\s lili??.
Oenei ? ? II Bliss
\
'?.ni pi. . nted hei ai American
? ?? ? ild build i"'. aeroplane .?
? ; it 1 r? sras no Immedi? .
? ? a?:r.aT the arm?,
ip the now
aero squadn i ??? I in the ?l.-part
Hf? believed I
4' h . ': all .
? ? I in proper proportion
. ? .. ,- ,
llery or tl
army f defenc? It?
to i ch was I
t nee? to tbe body, tl e heart.
or brain. He arg led in behalf '
v. ,i i., partmenl plan to add
new re| ? ? te make up j
lion s of the th i
. ontemplal i ?! ;.
?
?lonornl B d ira? 1 'ho m: ?
tal an lj .-4. d -,?,d tl
h a i ' hr-r-.-i nnnble, in months of at
': ? prnet ? . of emplojing
? tional guard to meet the nation's
need He di approved suggestions
that the r?eg i neentrnted
ai evei .?1 large 11
FIRST MOTOR BATTERY
ORDERED ORGANIZED
Personnel I o Be Chosen by
( ompetitive Examination.
lajor (?< \ i I'R; ... . com
mandini uard. ha
, .
-i Ba ??
... : ?., w ?
?
A COI , .ination to do
tei mini of
nieai? m t ho
applications
I .,.;.? bj offlcei . ? ?
? . ? ? l, bul by
.- well.
Six armored steel motor our? -
? ? i r ? .???? , ? . and these arc
?? o having the finish i na touches t"
the snuor j?ut on the; I u ai I
ho ?-quipped with rapid-fire gin
a bigh-apeed motor, and the ?'ar eon
. Forward oi backward
i be ? .ir '. eompli U d,
I ? 0,.'
thr armored mo
batter* will be one i-aptam, two
i r | M ??" id lirutor?
ants. twent ??? int i cor
?
I h. in thi?
i i i ngineer . MTasI
;
?? ant only ?pecially
?' ? and man in th? ar
.1 t.
U. S. HEARS QUAKE RUMBLES
l'hr<r ? itie?. ? aid? Tremors Thousands
of Miles \?hv.
i '.. la 18. Twa carthquakos
? ?, . | 111 . ? sgs here
... being
?,OO0 milei louthwest,
','. ashingt lai !" Thi seiame
graph of Georgetown Univereitf re
corded two heavy earthquakes rurly to
rhe? ? ? bel ween 2,?M I
of ,,. ., . . i ?
mate of the R? A
:tor. It is thougl l
.turbante era one of ?
which have b< en ng C? ntml Amer?
ica for M I e?il v.. <'r. .
? Lou . la: 1] '1 WO pronounced
oi the se?smo?
of St Lou ? i niversitj wore
Father Goess, seismograph.
in the Mis?
. \ ., : i o y.
Seaside Hospital to Reopen.
The trustees <>f St John's tiuild have
lay I
Ho-pi- . Staten ' i
; for the reception of
the aid I coi I children of
. will be
free. Cont inn]
te I -.?.?? N Selig?
.\ onue, New
Yorb
May Eat Horse in Rahway
ibeth, N I rho Ral
i oard o?* Healt-. .?- pe
permitting the ?'? of horse meat
prop i ' IOS are pro
. . to murk rue meat.
I PLANKS CONTROL TORPEDOES
l,,i.'iili?.M MaU? ll l'..?'.il?l? I" tiOSmi
Miaallea ni Sru.
w a htnaji. Jan. II W lr*?l< ""
i r.,1 i n m aa ?i? l'ipi'ii.i " r"!?*t 4M
fanea t..ii?-?i<> ba '" aa d???* alop*?-, and
patenta foi th< ? I erne are \nelmiad In
H ,. 11 ,,,,,...I radio-controlled torpedo
i ifhti. i?.i tha pureheee of ?**? Huh tha
\n\ v II? pai tmenl haa ??? iked ' engre i *
to -appropri?t? nearly |I,OW,000
Aoroplane control, navj oSlcori aa
? | lain, makoi II poaaibla ior tha opo*
1 ?tor ?<? guida the radi.rpoilo through
. ?i.t frorn an? h? ?fht, ail bubble?
from II a compr? ed air motor of the
torpedo gi? in| him a c? tali ?ida b"
which to '"?' i' again ' .? hip 1U"
By i.?, of powerful glaaaei it ha beei
i,, laiblc h< r? tofora to control the toi
;.,.,:,, 'rom ahora to ?* dlatanca of n?**an>
10,000 '..ini , bul ?Ii" aeroplane device
no? ? iii make tha ml i lie affaetl? a to
tli?? full run*-?? of lta motor eapa? '??. oi
-vci far at at? If 'I"" t-'i""1".
launched from ? ifrlft n.","r boal arltk
" ilghl "f an anomj Bhlp
PALANQUIN MIGHT
EASE TAX BURDEN
Chairmen Cheaper lhan One
Story lifts in Capitol. Says
I ainhild.
Lai, .? o pe? litara of i ? il
; fro.' ? ' ' at unwilling ta: paj
, ,..,, -, ,; -, ?? . rli.,,1
denounced '?? e Chambei
I of i , ramer? -? ? ? ?? i i ?? ? ?me of the
?cauati? remarks of apeakera before the
organisation indkated thai it "
eaoaa of th? extravagai n ?I
1 otTirial? that tha chamber refuaed to
indoraa ? proponed state inca la tax.
chnrlp? ' 1 Baeretara of
tha rraaauri under ? lovoland, men?
tioned "' " ?' .'????'
:ou raged ef
largei luma Ii
of the ofleial to be imilarly
pout.
??A co ' ? ' ' rator hai
in th? tato ( ipitoj to can
up . lira," i i "v
compel ' ?ata will *?'? ?
Id be fai cheaper foi I
to i re 'i- ai I to eai
iii
ne,' this elevator. Bui apparent!}
'?
pul,: . .
"All 'i
? ' m th? pul''. ??
through deviou I ? I ?
lei land Evi I Federa
? > .
lime, for I pie i that a '??>
. ? ? 00,000 peo| ? ?
i ? led by the vot? til 2 1"".
000,000 people will pi ot e a bad ;
? m,
"What tri
. .
: from the
proport
,
I'll?? ;? "il the
? ommi ? '
state income taa ? Calvin
roml BB, who mid that i -!'l ba
I.*?? '?> <? ade ?? h *??
New ,l??r?-?y oiitHinir.jr tin income in
Non- ** ork won d i ??? ? lied to
lllim:' ro
PIER SHORTAGE
EMBARGO'S CAUSE
Representative Bonnet Says
Freight Hold-Up is Due to
i ack of Room Here.
r TtV t Oat
I . rhe freight
embargo * hi? '? ha ? ? ? i nun-h
trouble to ihippera and railroada in the
? n."' ':. ? ?? . :!y b?
the lack of pier apac? n New ITork
ll.ir!. r. Re| n antal ???? Bonnet, of New
York City, told th?* House ao-day in h
?
Bivei
Mr. Bei ted an appn
? making a
ii??! from oi : i ??: I ? i .. t River to
rom Hell Gate to
?
? ?
? H Mi.
? : .i b< ? h appiaved l>> tha en
?-???'. ear b)
tha Hona ? R i ei .?? d Harboi < 'om
?? and tha ll 11 ?
i ?? ked ii i>'a ol Con|
I, '
beei offered
i he r]ni- rt ii -tgorou
th? i . il Rit ' r.
?...'.. .. ?
n the 1'nr'**?! State . but in the
world, and I t littl? help from
th? Federal government
: aid tl ., haa not doi
with a \ lew to prot. ling ampli ?
facilitiei Within lit)
.'.car the city I
mate!] forty lii ? ? ?? ? Iditional
and
mil? . Ocean liner an ? ow
. .
Street, * ? tt north ol tha Battei j,
end :?? ' ?< loll are acl ... - unable to
I their rg
il reason f<
trgo."1
" toi i. i?. 11 c Boston &
Maine '?? Iroad extei led i ? embargo
on fn ght to-day to | ship
? ?? ck or per, . .
i Tmui ; : ?.,, , .,.,.,. through
porl SI ipmenl il ndi ' or
feami r of ll c Men ? ? .. Mim r '
! ??' m -'??? ? ? ompi ?? all ?. wi re
? ' ' ? a embi
re to tnoi ?
Official i itated thai th ??? wi
? " export freight, i , rain in
? . ? and i
| freiifht in can here ami i n ro ite
?.pa h... Iced ? ir i ai v ailinga,
SPRING-RICE SUSPECTS PLOT
I nknown Man in ( anada Asking Amer?
ican? to Join British Artn>.
' ?? hingtoi . Jan, :::. \\ bal Bi I
ii .. plan to n?
em m compll ever 4
" ?? "t* of Ann is i ported
' !- to th? late Depart nt 6j the
It was laid that .? large number of
letters from a Bctitioui addri
? lorunto, purporting to he ligned by a
? r of tha British arr.iv. have been
il il il . ai ? in" the United
??irnr th.Mii to enliat in tha
?
Th? State Department (-ave ou* the
following memorandum presented to it
? - hi
"???'"?..
tati D< parti I I
one Major Greensbieldi offered a eom
? ?. in tl ?? Canadl
?'. an Amer
of Illinois i nivei ity. Major Green
-hit-lila cannot bi ..
? believe the letter ara ?? - I
?? . or :raudvleat purpoaoi
"It i- reportai from Cm n?s I
of marl ;n< anaiting for 'Ma
? reel bielda* ar th?? n,,-- ?''
?? i Int. All of ches
fron: America i
haa offered i o \ ; ?
? ? tha tarj a il rio
-ter.? ?Aill he tak.-ii to puiii.h the frau.i
if committed on Canadian territorj "
lVTINTYRE LAUDS
PHILIPPINE RULE
Insular ?ureau Chief lax
lois ?iov. Cien. Harrison's
Administration.
EDUCATION AND LAW
PRI?VAIL, III: SAYS
lilt in House Over "floate Rule
fund" Senate Votes on
Hill To-morrow.
-
\v., ii m?cf.?n. ,|j?n. n High pra m ol
? ernor General Harrison's a?lmmi?
t ration in the Philippine * I i included
in ? pedal r?-p?.rt t., President -vVil ion
and ? ongreae by Brigadier <i?'neral
Frank McJntyre, ?-hief of the Insulnr
Bureau, who made ,-i per?onai study? of
Philippine condition?? la ?t fall.
"Governor Harrison has labored un
, li -jly und ha - gall ... the admira
t un and rr ;,??, - . ? he p?sople,n Gen
eral Meint} ? i "i is -??"I order
?
:? i rhiiii it has been at any time,
'l he esl iblishing ?.' ehool ; at d ?ni
t-iry work in the portion-? of th?- islands
the wild people Is beyond
the most lenguine espttctation of two
ago.
"1 in- failure .,! the Philippine LfOfl
. atu or three ar to pa I ?
annual appropi ial an ! the fail
i e to | rev?
? ?. . replaced b s
? een the two h
.? ? . ? of tne
i I oth? non-Christinn inhabi?
tant , no1 repr? ented i the Lei
i been more liberal."
i ineially, th? o port say -, the isl
. - m i;ood condition.
All three of the political part
lands, i lenei si H< Intyr?
the pending
i I? i -? i owerful of
? > three pa Unite date
lepi ? ? ? ball be gra
.: b . i imber oi I 'ilipini
?????- i ? . retain control of
-..i pei mane itly. A ?. i
I i favor paaaage of the
. without the promise of ultimate
? ?
tor Mel umber, Republican, to
ited g ? ? people of the
Philippine I
ting 1 . ot oi
? ?
f the
a en?i - tant menees 'rom a n
ew.
tor McC imber introduced an
ding bill for ex
08 s greater do?
srnment, The amend?
ment authorizee the Presiden! to taab
an internal onal agreement to guar
f.it?e the autonomy ?>.'' the
The independenea of the Islands i ?
? ied
itor Thomj -
Phil ppine bill. .
? .- !...
.'?i the House, R? pr? il Austin,
! ? publican, of 1 essee, Philip
? - ?? Re tdi t Coi Manuel
had .. lively ? It, Ki preai ntal
laing the Commissioner of
.i g col lee tea money from Philippine
rking people for a "fund" to ?ecure
m?o" legislation for the i si -
tative Austin named
? ? ? '.'. ?. b? rt, former Viee-Gov
i- rnor of the Phili ppines, as the
lion. Up inai ited th il
. ? ' - ? : | ?'
? - menl and would be at the i
ineae. i~onimissioiior Quezon
he had merely been
loney for "home rule1* lit
? ire.
DU PONT SHOP BLOWN UP
Esploaioa al Vawhall, Me.. tttribat?rd
to Spontaneous Combustion.
M ndham, Me., Jan. 13
? ?'ii ? ?.. r. - |
at v. n hall i ear here, wai
? ruing b? .i
tight force
?? .-.i : bef?te the day wo
srr .1 No one was injured.
of the p?ai
elief that the exf I
? . ipontaneoua combustion.
? ' .1 ? large
amoui ' ? I pulp, which ii ?iro
re tor the man ufa
? other plant of th
5 N H MEN TO BE RETRIED
< ate?? AgHinil Others VMM Be l>i??
mNsed.
v... hington, Jan. II. Retrial of five
former directors of ?he New Haven
Railroad, nndei Indictment for soi
?piracy to violate the Sherman anti
ti i t [aw, was ord? r?-.i t<-j - r? ?tri. ?? by At?
torney ?'?Mierai Gregory. William
Rockefeller, Lewis Cans Ledyard, Ed
Ward D. Robblns, ' hsrlet f. Brooke?
and CharltK M. Pratt are the i.v.'
whose ?tases ft jury in New V'irk du
wgrt ed lait Sunday.
Mr. Gregory announced nl the same
time 'ha* ? !,.. ? .i ici .?.-?? ? ? Geoige l ?
Baker, Tl.loi N. vail, T I" ??
? uj ?!. ? in?'., ; Maxwell, I
Milligan and Alexander Cochrune, -
dieted '?!. the ama charge ai d i."- i
operate trial . would be diemis sd.
The determination aol to continue
tbe ce es sgninal Bnker, Vail ami
othei ? was reached beeuuae tl i
no? become connected with the '?? ?
Haven beiard until r?cent rears
bombThurl?d at
japanese premier
Speedy Chauffeur Saves i.ount
Okuma. Who Lost Leu In
Similar Attack.
Toi.... Jan IS. I loon! Okunu. - ?<
Japaneae Premier, hn.| a narrow e eepe
from death early to day at 'he '?*--.i<
He ? ? . i ing from
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4 .'
The Prei ei .,-ed.
? .
I omb thi - er s vi abo il
to launeh hi n le, ai d p
.. ? ,i the bomb explod id behind the
? ia< ne without ... .. .,-.;.? damage,
A - ?? ?.'.?i bon b we
not explod 11 bi
? ..i ai ? snl coped.
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th-? palaci at It o'clock I
Count irs an s
o .? pre*?
? ??? him. In ' - ?
Ko r e i gn M i i " It th e I
rith the po?
n order to regt righl
been co ?' ipe Owing te i
pular underi landing ??? thai I ?me
?
tudo became unpopular. The re ? -
. ? ? the effort t? issinnte
him. A- a? wns pus ng in hii carriage
t h rougi oi ?? ..f the outei gal
.
' a, '
g we ? badlj that ampu?
tation v.a- necessary.
? ounl Okuma is seventy-eight year??
Old Ii" : - One Of the (.'re., -ai
and advam . I Japan. He
began I ? ? I ? .: ? u i ?
and tu ice I .- - ' ?. Foreign M
und twice Premier. The pros?
? rnmenl i Muren of
.4 '
FOUR ARMY MEN DROWN
Tank Steamer Kan- Down Small !'?.:?t
i-i ?.,?l\eaten I bannel.
t,al.eaton, Jan. 13 ? sptnin E
?
Army,
? I- ..i* ? rocket', and thn i
rtillery eorpa ? si ?
drowned in the Galveston I
day -Alien ?ho hi.a', the J. B, 16, S II
tank ?tfftmcr
Charle E Harwoo I, outs <? :
for i ampii ? i home
i ?rille.
Louisville, .'an. 13. t'apt dwi rd
P, S'ones was ;? raomb? r of a n
10 sur
? ?m, former! wa- | r? ident of a
local wagon manufacturing eon
I brother, Seth M. N
and a daughter, I . eai ?> old, r<
.-ide here.
1 ipl . ? ra arried
ifter graduating from West
to Misa I ?- Mad
den, of laOuisville. The eoui
were re l ! ion? - was
about ? old.
ROOT TO BE BARS GUEST
Mate Association Will ?.no limner for
Ihm Te?Merrou Xijrht.
The concluding ?'? ature of l
? ? ' .
I ?Ton,
this mornini -\ ,
Will be ii dinner given in hoi
Root t..-m..now ni^rht at the Hotel
?.
i e spool ? Jacob N Did
:' i go, who ei
war
1 art i Robert ?'. Smith, K. ? . of '
the ?
I ociatu Henri I., .-tun.-.,:
Justice Jenks, of Brooklyn.
- evening Justice Hug
Tinted State- 9 ipreme I ourt, s d
liver the annual addr.--? at the Hotel
Aator, iftei which he ai I the other
?
? a reception.
BAD MEN CAVORT
AT ARMS PLANT
Lakewood Asks U.S. to In
vest?ate Shooting Affairs
at Testing Hange.
SNIPING, WORKMEN'S
EVENING DIVERSION
Boss. After Havinf- Hat Riddled,
Stays at Hume Restaurant
Shot Up in Western Style.
i ? . -
'
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?vor*?
? ' ? ? .
thrre miles Boat
" a'
*tnsp
(?arr
" cae?
HI..I
It i? thought M
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of I
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ex-ai my man,
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that went th
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paraded i
biting cold '
her.
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workmen, ami .,
Lieutenant
r-por. . it ?oi
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wood young a-- . I
?at the camp, ?? '. o
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: ^ t the gui (
other fort i
Henden
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day Henderson m?
ambuah, and I I
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trouble ar.il gtt a su
Work ?
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rauaed I
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erect fourt? ?
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facture.;
PICKEREL SKATES TO DEATH
Misaee Bait, I hi a 1 i ? Bigl '
??til" I? ?? Un r ll.
'?
hopping ?? ' '
good ?
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