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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1913. 3 HUNGER WILL CAUSE FALLOFADRIANOPLE i Mi .pile liiiil'(iriiiilil IWimii'I's ( ii l ini'l Hold Out Much l.oniicr. IIKI. AND SALT (iONK1 Wriici' Sees Half Sturvpil Turks Trvinjr to New Trciiclic. ll ' I i'r,lnaitr nt Will, ttf t ' trttifn Ml t ni t. "It r. -1 1 Vll.t.HSK, -rtn AtHtlA- I ill 1m -TIip nttnlstlee has tit ele It possible to describe with P i e-it.u-v how til" Kre.it fti-KP of .p i , one of tin- best fnr'ltU-d , i Hlt.it"'. is hein-t i-nrr'ed nil 1 1 i "p, indent has been permitted t if tcry fnri'tiii"t position of i . i-i whence the h.ilf ntiiri'il 1 - .1 their urecnlnh uniform, could t - 'tiivr-iline In tho'i- trenches not I l- away. t .ii ilc. capital city of Thrace ,. i.i fiil II lnoUi'il this calm after i -.'n- armistice. yy splendid domes of Its boasted Sultan ,i .-line, called till- inol beautiful u .l id. i iiii' could not easily !if utu'ert.ilntv. tlv sickness. . hi. th.it nin.it now li.uint these i " iiiiMl streets .mild 1 1 ii t i ln.i. . i . M.Mi'i'i. .i.i f.ilr attains! t ho ' 'i.- liy i Th-kI.iIi fiiltliM it h:m hecn i it there s ll.nir iMioiiKli In the ir.ilie bread for si'vi'f.il month It it tin' kerosene I Koni' now. -a'l i Kuilc. The Inst inuj;h : meat .mil Inst r.ili tiili will . ..11 Despite Iti Itllpti'Knilht.. 'iie i-lty cannot hold out much . I tile peace ncnoii.ituns f .1 ' 1 t '1 Week tile sli'Bi. Klllll Will ? ".-T Mini amid that Inno, cut Up- ' .'-fT Thouirh ,'ic toll of death r ie 1rre.1l. the moral effect w Adrlaiiiiple will i.ipltil- - h then ( the scene of the famous r "lo To fie 1 a more detlnite Idea. r,f x.uii'ielf Hi'ii'lnc blub overhead 1 net oplntie. yon would see what r . rni.clily 1.0 described n.i a M-rie. of -i.tii circles draw inn ever cloier r. t ' i-r about the defended town. ...itermowt of these, fonneil of the tr s'..rt mill hnspltnl camp and v iu' in. and of the Renernl lieadipi.n -t"-" .f the various divisions of the I.e. tr. r Is nt least twenty kilometers f' "i drl.1110ple. Three or four kilo. v - more advanced nre the niowy t"ius and lazily smokinK caniitlres .if main body of soldiery About eleven ! 'meters from the city are the sirs.. 1 1 t..r positions. These are always c'wn behind a hill completely out of sht of the. mark they seek to hit. t- ads of earth nre hollowed and banked 1 '!'. In which the Ktin" rest snimlj, t ieir crny muzzles protrudln nlons the i. ound uphill. One to two kilometers forward are t ie advance positions of the allies. These t 'o form a chain of retrenchment' prac I ally consecutive. They are even now fv.irmlnc with crlm. dishevelled sol fi e walt!n to reume rlrlnu at a m II :it s notice. I'helr present lines face thoe of the 'S iinlv a few bundled yards away ' armistice has when them time to I parr stronK positions. They will not ' I driven back, anil espi dally as . a-e well covered by the tire of m.icnlllcent ottoman forts, whldi ''i the Inner circle of defence about r u .inaieters from Ailrlanoplo. These ! rn forts nre diadly. Seen from ' i.ei,ei;inc positions, even through tr. .aci st binoculars, they resemble 1 ''is broad uusoditi .1 spots of clay ! w , h the sround In some distant I 'ire I' 'ite the tinnvval of battle. Chill . . fa .s 1 ontlnuullv , satin rlnu wnls: ' n i'.c uemh'S. w hi. h hold It like n... nathtiile. In it shiver the sol- me with their rllb s ever rest- l- n .ii.ertures waiting to shoot If a ' I ' "ii h"iiil "ih -nilil show over th.ise . i.-t'ivv.ak'', three hundred yard' 1. va'.'e.v. X nv and then a rlfl" N' i'. and then a far off cannon -'.. ..ml whei'is. The rain thick " !' w hard to see An oflk'er a' 1 vMird of command. A hundred v.l and ml-'rable men crawl for-v.'.-l ..it of the trendies and, stnoplnc : a ' down the hill. -i' ! 11 ,v thry are discovered by th T.iK- straifKlIni; volley siits 1 .i:i the ra'n Prom the trenches . ' " nil.es It Is answered viitorouslv. 1 hit cimpanv of men leap out awl ! ,1 down the hill. When they ie bottom they drop hehlml rr.-n ks and stones and add the ! k.e of their rifles In the general 1 a- Ali alone; the line advance now 'till" Field teli phones have oomrnu r'.iti'd Willi the batteries and shells "V I .lead. ' p rhe s:om toward the Turkish ' 11. I.e.s straitKle little knots of men, ' pi 1111; often down on their stomschu .ke breath and lire, usually In pud ' as tlieie offer the best shelter from z.ppuu; rltle balls. A cheer rlncs ojv Avuy to the rluhl a score of sol-"- have won 10 the verv trenches nt ' T irks. so that dark clail defenders ih frantically In retreat. i.i.ive dash, but so stubborn is the iV'f'nio nt other points that at last even ' inlvantiiKo i lost and the whole ' " forced to retire I.eavlnB perhaps ' dozen comrades killed or helpless ' e valley, the eNhnuted Serbs or s.M striiKprle panting bnck and sink fi to rest In n foot or two of cold ' r it wns a sharp skirmish. Thera " ' 'wn many such. 11 KadNKyol we passed the Servian .i li..,irters A couple of kilometers 'iid a I'ompany of soldiers were dip b Mr a deep ('nt In a mound they took to " a tuiuuliiR, thus titllizInK the leisure "f the armistice to delve for achwo-liici.-iil ti insures In this very old land. T.10 army has Kreut difficulty finding fui Trrwipers hrlnRinR armfuls of nt brushwood or timbers from b "'lied houses dotted the hills. Hero I'l" a transport camp, the canvos rov rril w.iKons grouped close, tho oxen "I'lneliliiB meapro fodder. There were the Jacketed srny Kttns "tid a equipment of a selge battery timporarlly withdrawn from Its pnsl 1 n suarded by u trio of grizzled Hul S: reserves In peasant garb; their fcnvnnets fixed. As we nearpd the fore, most trenches the Serbs were changing lie guard. Columns of dingy, blue clad men, bent under rifles and shovels, faggots and Kicks of food, straggled over thn lope, crowing llio .way of wearier An office building that's "different" A building in which leee will find (Acilitira, surroiinil inp' and service ex ' copVmnsI, iitlif nrw Aeolian Hall the lie-t adverti'rd building in the world. West 42d Street opp. Library In location ii un surpassed. Its tifeMige is an Bel. It appeals lo liusi ne'es having a particular clientele. Agents on premie. Send (or handsome booklet Vvnsv & Kl iimu 11 S4H Mud. Ave Tfl 6i00 Bryint columns slniKitlln back after three ilavs tu the trench.- toward the camp six kilometer'" distant. We dismounted from out sturdy little native horses, and accompanied bv a group of otllcor-. climbed a knoll ta which under cover of some wicker mats two Serbs were maltttis; 11 hole to t tilled with dvnamlte In order to blow lip the knolls, m the enemy bv nnv chance could not recaptute it l'rom tills elevation the Turks, them selves shovelling earth on the opposite hillside could be readily distinguished. The binoculars brought them so close we 1011I1I see the half starved form", t.l" long -.allow faces, the ragged state of the greenish dress. Pown the vntlev beivveen and :nn k the Mnrltzn. on our left, ran the line of white lines pro. c'.ilmmij the trine nd there, far d.s. t.int. the white minarets of 11 mosque gleaming In the un on the left bank of t e r.-fr In Adrlanople ALLIES' SHELLS SET ADRIANOPLE ON FIRE 1 Cn. tin 11I fiom Ffil '.iij. 1 with an ottoman redgious tepteenin ! tlve, but Wl-hes to Walt 1 while and i-"e the result of the operations of ths lieneeep.w The position of the Tu'ltl-h Cabinet ' i de.'lated at n nna 10 b" untennble. Th tin.1ncl.1l and ttiiMarv dim.oiltles of Mhe iittotnan ibivernmetit are de'l.ired jat th" Austrian eap;i ti to be Insut. , iii.'unl.ib:.' ! Among the minor hems - n' bv cot- 1 teiiiniliiit at 1 mM '1 nt luopie is the statement t'' it the pri setio (.f Knier l'.ev. (h Young Turk leader, has In come Impossible owing to his complicity In the assassination of Nnsdm I'asha. ' the former Turkish comma nder-m-chlef, and In will be sent to' Ana'otla to supervise the transportation of rescrv- i IM to the limit. Tin- Sholk-u..mi bus s.-nt a i ir- ' i-til 11 to all priests to preaih urn ilk" sermons 111 the moiUes and mouse the ' pitrlotism of tile people ilrat ifi parations are beina made at Constantinople to receive the wounded in. m the front. Tin s'liools have 1 n 1 urii'd Into hii-pitals ! BULGARS ATTACK GALUPOLl. .Will sccur.- K li Ilnrilnnelles If I li.- Take 'lt.. , si .,1; 1 ,il.lf Itf-fHltr, tit Tlir s. I I' IIIIS. 1'cb ."1 I lespHtehe.s I .('( I v.'l 1 here state that ilalllpoli has been at i tai'ki d by the Kulgarlans and that In th" event of Its falling they will secure tile key to the I mi dandles Despatches from I'era kiv the for- eiL'ii diplomats are urging Turkey to sui render Ailnnnople. It Is under i stood that If this Is done the Sultun's religious authority will remain th" ' same as In Tripoli 1 The plan for the neutralization of Adiianople has fallen through TURKS CAPTURE SERVIANS. T' lliittalliinNi l'ru Islnns and linn Taken nt cntnrl. tfcwl Caltf IcajiafrA In Till' St ItoMK. Keb. I.- The Turkish Kmbassy here lins n repot t to the ( ffect that Kssnl I'asha, the Turkish Commander nt Scutari, aided by Albanians, sur prised and captured two Servian bat talions, which he disarmed and paroled. He also captured l')0 cartloads of provisions and ammunition, NOTHING OF MENELIK S DEATH. I Ilnllnn Minister Iteports Helnrn of Prlnee l.ltlj-.lcnan. sptwil I'nblr iMwf'. tn Tar. Si v Home, I'eb. I. The Italian (Invent- ment lias tecelved a despatch from the Minister nt Adl Adeha, Abyssinia, which mentions the return of Prince I.ldJ leassu to the capital, but makes no reference tn the reported death of King Menellk. FLASHES FROM THE CABLE. I.ivmii'ooi hundred thousand Hrilish ' babies die yearly for lack of adequate public health regulations, Prof benjamin Moore told the .Medico-l.egn I Sonet v. IbiN'oi.n.r The long threatened strike by officers of the Inter island Steamship roiiipanv's vessels was inaim'irated when twenty cnptnlns and mutes' ieni m their resignation". Mabhkh.I.ks The steamship Camilla of the Kahro Line sailed for New York, the company having secured a staff of officer from tliu port of St. Mala. The strike ion tlniies. IIKRNE The "Swiss navy" no longer will be a joke if the (lovernment surreeds In Us project to raise n fund by popular subscription to purchase a fleet of aero planes, P.iKts Jean Meylheue, farm laborer, cited for compulsory military service, proved to be a girl and her parents were haled into court to show why they falsi fied the registry entry. Toeio, The Japanese budget for this year shows a total ordinary revenue of K4,k77,h;'.'i and an exlrnordlanry revenue of 2",.lH4,.i)l, while I lie ordinary expendi tures amount lo I3II,0o:',o:mi and Hie ex traordlieiry expenditures to si,i(1o,imix, The expenditures Include 1150,000 for the Panama- Paclllo Kx posit Ion. Hkhi.in. A resolution regretting the hesitation of th Herman army authorities iu introducing "an army bill on a grand scale corresondliig to tho gravity of the present time" was unanimously adopted by the Imperial League of Herman Towns. PARIS BANDITS DENY PART IN KILLINGS Prisoners Try to lisciis An 11 rcli y With .Itnljrc When Questioned. IHKI'DO.NNK HAS A Mill No Itiisli to llenr Cu.e. lint I'nllee Hiuinl Air.'lillst KexMies'. .i.i.l( tilhlf i;..irA hi Till Sis I'.i Ills, I'eli. I The public lo-day abiiti (loned all attempts lo witness the trial of tho group of nuloiiioliile bandits at the Palais ie .lustice There was no ciovvil nitlside the building and the strict ness in regard to admission was tela ted somewhat vv ithiu the i out t n admission card vvliiih was exacle.l six tunes yesteiday lit the opening or Hie trial was onlv asked for twice to-dav. Nevertheless the extra police and liepbn lican (iuards were still on duty and all precautions agninst a rescue or disturb ance were continued. The accused bandits took no interest iu to-day's proceedings anil none of them listened to the interrogation of the Mag il into except when Ins or her own par ticular case was mentioned Dieiidontie was the ilrt of the prisoner to beexiiminisl 'I he chief charge against him is the shooting of the bank messenger on Ollleller stieet He H a loqua cious mid argumentative anarchist who fluently disposed of points which had not been raisisl against him by the President I of the court. He used a hundred words where some times one would have been sufficient Hi- defence conised of Hat denials He denied that he knew llonn.it. who with (larnfer was the leader of the gang and who was, killed bv the police and gen darmes When cornered he always took refuge in nnarcum when iUestioii"d about a comrade, siying that his principles pre vented him from divulging Ins name In this way he refused to give the name of the comrade who sold him a bicycle which was proved to luiM' been stolen Another comrade gave linn a baggage cheek for a valise li ft at n railroad station which contained stol-n property Another comrade sold him tevolvers which were found in his possession, but he could not give th" names I One of the strongest pieces of evidence (against Hietulonii" except a positive ideiitilii'.ition of him as oil" ot'the gang. ! is a telegram win to him nt N'aii"y two days before th" Dnieper street aflair telling him to come to Paris at once anil signed "Haymow! " Dieudoiuie explains that his wife had left him for l.erulot. who was then the director of the paper Anrrrjtn Dieu doiuie stlieorifsasan Anarchist pi evented bun lrnm opposing this, but later on a iliiestion of iecoii"il!Htioii arov and hU wife sent the Raymond telegram, t'alle inin. another memlier of the gang, signing it in order to avoid oflending Lerulot. t'allemin later on confirmed thisexplaiia tion Dieiidoiine siys ho was at Nancv at the j lime of the Ordenor street affair, but proof ot his nllli! is very vague I he pio-ecu- ...... I, ..LI. II, Ml 1... ..-.f.. ir....l i.. f, L.. " "" ""' ' ' "i- th" alibi, and that It is ceiiain that ' lllatichet was about to denounce the lake when the latter was shot and has since ilinsppeared Dieiidonne kivs tho shoot 'Jtig was due to jealousy about a girl ! Dieiidoiine ended with a twelve minute jpiotent against ii"similatiug nnanhists with the bandits t'allenii i was the next to be examined He accounted for his possession of three i"Viler.s when arrested by naying they were neci'ss.iry to his occupation as a smuggler from Helgium. foi which he had ."i.inki Irnncs handivl to htm. but he lefused to sav bv whom REFORM CLUB ROW GETS WORSE. lllni'l.linllliiH of Itiiriin lie I'orrat Mny rniise More In Unit. Sfitftctt ixKlr tltupati'h to T.ll: Sis l.stioN, I'eb. 1. The family quarrel In the lleform Club whlih led to the resignations of l.loyd (ieorgeond Wins ton Chun lull, two members of the Cabi net, was due to till' blackballing of a prominent l.lheial member of Parlia ment, who. according to the DtiHu A'j prei. Is Itaton de I'onst. He was either proposed or seconded by Mr. Chutchlll, and Ills rejection Is said to have mun. I indignation among Hie menibets of th" Cabinet The Itnilu .'j-;ire t-nvs Sir Kdward !te. the Foreign Sei Ktary. and Lewis Harcourt, the secret my for the colonies, also threaten to leslgn from the club junless u general meeting Is called and the i rejection rescinded. This inn bo done by a two. thirds majority The rejection of a candidate for mem bership does not Imply that this action Is taken because of anything derogatory to his character. AVIATORS KIDNAP MAYOR. Analrlnna Kl 411 .Miles With Una ilnn Hon nil In Machine, Special t atilr linpntrli tn Tui Sl.n VtKN.s'i, Feb. The latest of many rumored frontier Incidents arising out of the Austrian and Itiisslnn mobiliza tion)' concerns the nlleged kidnapping of the mayor of the Husslan town of I Mock j Itival aeroplanes of Hie two lountiles have been busy for some time. An Austrian airman was recently compelled to descend In Hussla. His machine was tonllHcated and the aviator arrested. Tho Mayor of Pluck hearing thn noise of an aeroplane descending at night near IiIh residence determined to emu Into the exploit of the other Husslan olll'clalH and went out to arrest the In vader. There wero two aviators In the ma chine. They seized and bound the Mayor, lashed him In the aeroplane and ascended. They curried tho Mayor n distance of sixty miles, when they camo down, allowed tho Muyor to go, reas cenilcd and made their escape. NEW YORKERS MEET THE KINO. II, A, (inrdlner and F. S. Pearson nt llnckliiKhnni Palace, Sprcial ralilt Deipalch In Ths Si x London, Feb. 4. At the King's levee In Hucklngham Palace to-night Robert A. Gardiner nnd Frederick S. Pearson of New York were presented In the gen eral circle of military and naval at taches of the Diplomatic Corps. Cot. Htti SI. end 7ih Kit., Nfw Yolk Cily. Dixie's Best Sweetmeats New Manufactory In this city (rcsh dally. Sold by all leading druggists and grocers I HIGH PRICES RIOTS CHECKED. soldiers I'slrol Aliples Where .tfl Pprsiin Were Injured. Sl,iriftl t'uhlr lifpatrh to Tlir. St.s Xll'l.i:s, I'eb, I Tile Neapolitan strike iigalnsi the higher cost of living continued lo-day, but rioting was checked by the presence of several com panies of troops. Soldiers patrolled the streets and the city had every nppenr ance of being under martial law. During the lighting yesterday three nltlcers 1 1 tu I fifteen soldiers and police men and twenty-one other persons, In cluding live women and children, were wounded, but none seriously. T.There were Insignificant disorders tii-day In some of the subutbs, but the police soon put them down, Mean while measures have been taken to prevent anv artlllclal Increase In the prices of food. The price lists must be exhibited In every store. Klghty of the ringleaders In the food disturbances will probably be tried on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. PUTUMAYO AFFAIR IN COURT AND COMMONS Case Win!: Director A mini's ('oinin.!i' Orey (Juiz.eil Almut Delny. ,n'iut c,iM lr.iecft tn Tnr St.s I.o.i on, Feb 4 - The proceedings for Hie winding up of the Anvzan Company, which owns tlie rubber concessions of Peru, have been adjourned for two Weeks pending the expected nrrlval of Julius Arnnii. the leading director of the onmpan. who, It is alleged, Is to sail for London In two weeks to tetlfy befole th" com t. The Judge intimated that there would be no further adjournment If It was i found on tl date referred to. two weeks .hence, that Alalia had not sailed for this country I The mat'er catr.i up in the House of I Commons to-night Sir Kdward Crey, the Foreign Sci'M'taiy. leplying to a (question bv Lord Itobeit Cecil as to iwlicth"! niii body hud as yet been pun i Whed for the atio, Ities on the Indians 'in the putumuyo ili-tilil. anl he had nut loniil of any one being actually I punished, but several arrests had lieen i made and orders had been Issued for the arrest of Arann and others. I Jnsph King, Liberal member for .North Somerset, asked If A rami would 'be arrested on his arrival In Kngland. The Foreign Secretary facpllcd that this was not a very direct question At the resumption to-day of the In quiry into Hie Putumioo outrages i Chairman ilolsTts of the committee up braided Mr liielmid, the secretary of I the Amazon Company, and the torpora lion itself for having misled the For jelgn ofll. e on the point as to the cost of the production of rubber and the amount paid to the Indians for this ' work, which, he said, was sometimes under 10 cents jier kilogram. It had 'also lieen shown, said Chairman Hub erts, that the lompanv had paid SL'.'i a j month to armed xlgllantes whose sole ! business it was to look after the In j dla u. I ('halt man Huberts quoted various items of expenditure inthe company's ai tints "for reducing the Indians to subjection " Mr. filelKiid replied (hat the reports were all made In good faith LOST GAINSBOROUGH IN COURT. llnes.r. i Wns Once Prop. erl or llurlnn Hull. Spfuil ' ttr llnpntcK tn Tnr Pes LiiNhox. I'el. I -The suit over the mvsrerv of the Onliidborough portrait of Lad Ann Htirtnn was continued In the law emu t to-day. i The painting, which was purchased j by the Vnnews. the art dealers, at a sal- at cinisties in 1911 for t-nn0 from the inte Mr Allen, the amateur avintor who was lost In the Irish Sea. and wlm was n descendant of Lulv I Ann, was displayed on the bench and j Identified by the wife of a local Judge. wno useu io visit, Kiirton Han nerore Mr. Knglednw leased the place and took possession. Mr. Knglednw Is one of the three 1 defendants, the others being the Ag ! news anil the executors of the late Mr. Allen. The plaintiff is o. F. Hurton of llur tnn Hall, and he seeks to recover pos session of the picture. He is a son of the Inte owner of Hurton Hull and alleges that during the tenancy of Mr. Kngledovv the picture disappeared. ('. H. Thorpe, Mr. Burton's solicitor, who visited Hurton Hall In 1!')6 fur the purpose of Insurance and valua-1 Hon, when Knglednw was not living tlieie but still rented the place, testified that he was not permitted to see the picture, which was locked up with others by special direction of Knglednw. The butler and a groom of the latter also recognized the picture exhibited In court ns one that had been on the premises The case was adjourned for further hearing. ITALY PROTESTS ALLEN BILL. I'. K, Inspectors on Mhlpa Natd tn Violate International Un. Sprcml Cable Dripatch to Tns 8rs. Romk, Feb. 4. The Hun's correspon dent hears that Italy has protested to tho Government at Washington against tho clause In tho new Immigration bill providing for American Inspectors on emigrant ships. Germany nnd Russia, It Is said, are llkewlso contending that this clausn Is a violation of International law, as it Is not Included in the treatlej between these countries nnd the United Stntw, and moreover tho measure Is domestic legislation, which Is not applicable to International relations. Italy Is not opposed to the clause In the bill In regard to the admission of Illiterate or undcrslrablc person. J. C. BISHOP CHARGES WIFE IS INEBRIATE Itnnker. Sued for Divorce, Mnkes Public Affidnvils of Doctors. II. OK 15 COCKTAILS A DAY Flutler Snys He Prepared Tlmt Many Statement Issued in Her Heliulf. Itllterness which has developed be tween Mrs. Abigail II. Hlshop and her husband. James Cunnlngliiim lllshop, of the Kinking firm of Hedmond At Co., since Mrs. lllshop llled suit for divorce naming Mrs. Leila (lalnes Uwnthtney. wife of J. Temple (J wathmi y, former president of the New York Cotton F.. change, and Mr, lllshop retaliated Willi charges that hi" wife Is not now In her right mind, led to public statements In behalf of both parties yesterday. For Mrs. lllshop the allldavlts of Drs. J. Hanisey Hunt, Pearce Halley mid Charles L, Dana, alienists, were made known. Dr. Hunt said that when h" examined Mrs. lllshop In April, 1010, her condition was such that he found It necescary to have four trained nurses lake charge of her and keep her locked In bet apartment, Dr. Halley said In his affidavit that he examined Mrs. Hishop with I)r Dana. He continued: "In view of Mrs, Hlshop's excitement, anger and violence nnd In view of her charges of cruelty and Infidelity agninst her husband, for none of which charges could I find reasonable basis In fact, Dr. Dana and I on December 22. 19(K, signed the medical certificate for a special com mitment to St. Vincent's Ketrent at Iliurlsnn, .V. Y. This Institution has u special charter for the reception of women whose minds have become un balanced through Inebriety" Dr. Dana said he had been Informed that Mrs. Hlshop drank twelve bottles of beer a day besides gin and cocktails. "Mrs, Hishop sulTeied from recurrent attacks of hypomanln, during which she had an uncontrollable desire to drink, and this indulgence In drink In creased the maniacal symptoms," said Dr. Dana. "While such people nte not entirely Irresponsible or need custodial care, they ale not persons who can safely be trusted to care for themselves, their property or their children." It was said that Dr. Dana's affidavit was made especially with a view to Its use In behalf of an application by Mr. lllshop for the custody of his five daughters. The eldest daughter, Mary c. lllshop, wlm is living with her father at the Hotel He.mont, made an affidavit concerning a statement she supposed to hne signed in 1S0P, when she wns 1.1 yeats old James P. Munro. until recently em ployed as butler by Mrs. Hlshop, said he gave her drinks' secretly for a long time and paid for certain bottled goods from his own pocket. He said it was under stood that when Mrs. Hlshop asked him to fix something or see that the cup board was all right it meant that he was to send her a glass of whiskey secretly. She drank "a great deal" during tlie summer of 1911, he said. Louis S. I'osner. attorney for Mrs. Hlshop. gave out a statement last night charging that Mr. Hlshop Is attempting lo befog the issues of the divorce case with an attack on his wife's sanity. He said that the charges against her "are overwhelmingly refuted " while the "proofs of the defendant's Infidelity are abundant." Mr. Poner said that Mr. Hishop made an ntlldavlt In 1909 that Mrs. Hlshop "Is not Insane and has been n devoted wife to me nnd mother to my children." SMALL PRICES AT BOOK SALE. Three Vnlumr ( MnrU Tnnln'i Works snlil (or 9-'i.T,U. Svtnat Cabtr Dripatch tu Tnr. Srs London, Feb. t - The jn-.e of books and manuscripts and early printed books and works of rtandird and for eign literature at Sotheby's was continued to-day. The prices reali7ed were not xery high. A first edition of Defoe's "Robinson Crusoe" brought $12.1. Mark Twain's "History and Antiquities of the City of York." In three volumes, wns sold for 122 50. Henry Whitfield's ".Strength Out of Weakness or a Glorious Manifestation of the Further Progresse of the Gospel among the Indians In New Knglnnd Held Fortli In Sundry Letters from Divers Ministers nnd tjthcrs to tlie Cor poration for Promoting the Gospel among the Heathen In New Kngland" sold for J43.T.1. "The Hooke of Common Prayer nnd Administration of the Sacraments and other Riles and Ceremonies in the Church of Knglaml," of about date of 137S, sold for $250. A German Hlble printed nt Nuremberg In 1483 went for $20.1, "Saint Itrldget." printed at Nuremberg In 1.102, nld for $110. SUFFRAGETTES DARE POLICE. Paste Their Posters nn Million Choose Prison Terms, fperiol Calif Pupt'lfl' In Tnr. Srv Lonihin, Feb. 4 Three mote suf fragettes were sent to prison to-day for a week. The militant trio was enptured by the police In the act of despoiling the front of a police station by past ing posters bearing the words "Voles for Women" nnd manifestos issued by the Women's Social nnd Political I'nlon. the organization of extreme militant Ism. The women, who carried buckets filled with paste anl large brushes, made no resistance when the police rounded them up. They were then taken to the How street police station, the scene of mnny suffragette outbursts, and arraigned. They refused to give their names, and when given the alternative of a $5 fine or a week In prison choose the latter without hesitation. BOMB KILLS 20 CHINAMEN. (imrrnor fur Whom It Was In truded Kacape. Sptcinl Coble litipnlrh Iu Tin Si. Foo Cuow, Chlnu, Feb, I,- Twenty personn were killed hern to-day when a bomb thrown at the Civil Governor of Foo Chow exploded In n crowd. The Governor wus unhurt. He was crossing the Foo Chow bridge at the time and saw the man hurl the bomb at him. The Governor ran up nnd seizing the man held him until the po lice arrived. ' nk5&(Uoiitpnmj Broadway at 3-lth Street. A news item of vital interest to men ! Today and tomorrow a Sale of Men's Winter Overcoats Formerly $23, $25, $28 & $30 at The models embrace single breasted, double breasted, regulation and belled coats, with all the dis tinctive features in this season's overcoat styles. 1 The fabrics ofTord you the choice of as many color ings and designs as the present season has produced. ! The tailoring is exclusively Saks tailoring, w hich means that these coats arc the acme of perfection as to workmanship and finish. J The style is something which is as hard for us to put on paper as it is for most tailors to put into clothes; il is so palpably, so unmistakably There, that you will rccogni2c it all the more readily for its ab sence in the generality of ready-for-service production. J The price calls for no further comment. KAISER'S BUREAU OF PRESS 'DENIAL' SUED (I'cniiiin Ktlilor Tinnl fop I'l'int i ii ii" Art it'lt hv Kitlt'i'lcn Witi'i'litcr. .v,rii' Inblr llfpntili tn Till l l!i:m.i. I'Yb. I. Light wns thrown on the workings of the Government pre- bureau, whlrh Is popularly known as '.he "ilenl.il Ill.ll'llllle," by ,i libel suit against tlie SmlU tUrmnn (nvfte, whlrh was heard to-day. The Inlluence of tlie bun-ail In In tlueni'lng statements in the newspapers and iu denying and suprcsslnc Ineon veiilent and Indiscreet announcements has lung been notorious. To-d.ivs suit was brought by Dr. von WilUe, edltot of a political news ngeiiey winch in .November sued a statement on th" lntertiiillon.il situa tion which w.is regarded as llk.'ly to distill Ii public opin.on. Tin- .V011 Git moil (Smcllc piintnl nil unusually sharp denial of the story, relinking the agency for publishing statements In spired by "Impute motives" and on. vlously insinuating that lloerse move ments were behind It. Ur. Wtlke Immedli.telv challenged the chief of the press bureau to, a duel, but the head of the bureau icpiiillati d responsibility for tlie stateiiii nts of the .V011 Herman lliizelle. Or. Willie's next move was to sue Dr. Hunge. the editor of the .V011 Her until t!n;ell, for libel. Dr. Itunge tes tified to-day that the nitlcle of which Dr. W'llke complained was written by the late Hi.rr Kldi rlen-Wmchtet . the .Minister of Foreign Affairs. After a long hearing the court decided against Or Itunge, s.iylng there was nothing to support his allegation against the ugency and that he hud no knowl edge of Ilerr Klilerlen-Waecliier's arti cle before It was pilntcd. Although it was admitted that In view r.f the relations of the Foreign otllre and the Xurlh Hermit n dinette. It would be dlftieull for Or. Itunge to alter Ilerr Klderlen-Waeehter's contribution. Or Itunge was lined ."" marks. It was alo ordered that the Judgment should be published In the Siirth Crn,uiii tiif.elle and that nil copies of the offensive article should be destroyed. SALVAGE AGREEMENT SIGNED. II I u Nations turrcil ami 1,1 1 It- lines Will soon Until- II. ' 'f-.i'., '.1 Tin: 'iv I.iiMhin, Feb. I. - Ihitlllcntlou of the international agnemint conference in regard to collisions nnd salvage at se.i for which n prellmitvirv understnndlng was reached ir Hriissels in 1 HI 0. Is now proceeding Tin- 1'nlted State-. 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Vtesl '.'Hi s 1 1 ,.,v iir, 1 m. MANUEL TRIES POORS' PUDDING. j l'.i-llnu Islts lit-s l.oilulnw llllllae mill ll.'ll- U llli l.lli-sla. Sicihi ', Ih .,,,. Tin Si I.oxikiv. Feb. I Former King ,Man j iiel of I'lil'tumil to-day visited one of tin- London I'liuntv FouncH's lodging , houses for single men on K-'inlile 1 stteet. He ll'e 11 penny Win III of Ill-Mil pllll diug an.l j. inn. .111:. . .1 it I'M i'lli nt He ufterwaid cluited with seviinl of the Inmates. The m.inagei offen d to keep the foi -mer iiiiin.mli for ,1 shilling .1 d.iv. King Manuel said he would think the niattir over, mldlng. 'I bate often sli pt in worse plni es " NATIONS PLAN TO GUARD OCEAN. esM'l .Mm- Hi- i:.iiliii'il 11, tl.irn lillicrn of i'i, s,ri,i I tihr lltiitt h tn Tlir 5 l.itKIU'iKii., Feb. A. 'the Jtmriiiil of Ctimmerec s.ivs the (lovcrmnen is ne gotiating with the leading Atlantic Me.imshlp lines for sharing the cosi of equipping and iiiulnt.iiniug .1 w.-mI ii tin- Atlantic lie regions to notify .Miii-ii-can ports and Urn rs nt si .1 of .b presence of hi' nnd othei dangers Such a tcsM'l will bate th.- nios: powerful wiiele.'-s apparatus v. huh a ,s possible j,, install CAMPANIA UNABLE TO DOCK. Weather I'retenls I.iiiiiIIiik tlnll no I I'iiam iiucr nl ( II l'l 11 s 1 11 it 11. -t.filill 1 'lb ll,ftltrl. tn 'I'm Si ijt i:kn'htow v l'i 1 1 t Tin- I'un.iidi t'ampani.1 from N-iv Yuri: wns unab, to land her minis or passengers here to-day bec.tUM' of heavy weather and continued on to Liverpool nleisure nf Hri sunerinritv in th runner nnrl nm-!-; K to insure its invariable Perfection soil on earth for tea growing. coiorea. the garden, ready to imDirt ...III 1. -: 1 ; . will uuiling water.