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I A PAPER PAPEROF TtHEWASHINGTON WASHINGTON HERALD IIERALDNO < c A ANO SUNDAY s WITH nr x NO NOFREAK No PAPER PAPERc r rOF
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NO 833 WASHINGTON W SHINGTON D C Cs SUNDAY SUNDAY JANTTABY 17 1909 1909TXITYSIX THIRTYSIX PAGES I FIVE CENTS TfS
ME5SlrtA NIESSINF4CHARNELHOUSE WORlOJ WORlOJCHARNEL
CHARNEL CHARNELHOUSE CHARNELHOUSEt HOUSE HOUSEFrisco
Frisco iisco Disasterlnsignificant DisasterlnsignificantCompared Disaster Disas t er Insignificant InsignificantCompared Insi a ah nif cant
t Compared Cron h are areVIVID d to Italys ItalysVITO ItalysVIVID Iti lyS r
VIVID PICTURE OF 0 RUINS RUINSSiciilian RU7iNSSicilian UINS UINSSicilian z
Sicilian City Shaken Like Ter Terrier Terrier TerTier ¬
rier Shakes a EatConvulsion RatConvulsion Rat RatConvublon
Convulsion Hurls Walls of Buildings BuildingIn BuildingsIn
In Every Direction and All Indi Indications I1dientions Indientions ¬
entions Are that Quarter of Million MillionSouls MilllonSouls
Souls Were Buried in Space of ofHalf otHalt ofHalf I
Half THlnute Ilnutealklnb Walking Amid Ruin RuinRougher I IR 1Rougher
R Rougher uh r Than Mountain Climbing ClimbingBy ClimbinbBr ClimbingBy
By H R R CHAMBBRLAIX CHAMBBRLAIXf
Qief p p ndrt A I f the e I IMean aa aaY Ness NessHaar
Haar
4 Mean Y Maeslas iIiMIIII Ja XA It A day fmedea ef tile tbeyeftrtfcs tileertIts theyeartk
yeftrtfcs ertIts s swrace sshhtiamn a lendjostei itself to 1M tineehengheg t tebaagmg 1Mfemes
ebaagmg faeces ef none i ffN weeks weateago Jfew weeksage
2 ef die tfeestenMraiit ta tat t tMgniAcaat
ago and a few score titonmrndp tb 1
stenMraiit t creature who bad omit habi habitations ItadoDs hahltadons ¬
tations there thereon were buried to the rate ef eftbeJr IIItheII shfh
their frail fmilTlaat dwdlmgs dwdlmgsThat dwe4Uaa5sThat
h
That is one point of view of the teMiawt 1aNeaatwhich ieMwbkh teMiawtwhich
which has draw drawn the attention o the raebi race raceto raeeto
i to a spot ot hfcoMd and cursed with the themoat theJDOIJt thennoot
moat lavish beauty of scene and climate climatethat dthatethat te tethat
that is vouchsafed to man The more hu human 11 11maa bymaa ¬
maa aspect L ef dK event which obtrudes obtrudesitself obCnIdeslteelf obtrudesitself
itself upon an the acmes aee5even even e Ia thereeking the thereeking tbereeking
reeking atmosphere am 1FLere of death as I writeis write writeis write writetlaat
is that we are hi the presence of olbe the moatdraaaraatle most mostdramatic DIOIItdramatic
dramatic the mast stupendous stn stnthe tra tragedy i dy tat tatthe Iithe
the history of mankind mankindIt manklDCt manklDCtIt mankITMIt
It is < easy to register er the lose of ofto MlOT MlOTto bBitllto
to 250CO lives lives blotted out outsa in the space of ofhalf ofhall ofhalf
half a minute and to record r the fact factthat tactthat factthat
that ninetenths nlMtelllkC ef the building botIdtn s ever Oftarea aa aaarea anarea
area of about 1JM i square miles have hew hewdestroyed Meadestroyed beendestroyed
destroyed but neither ither pea nor norcan JIGcaa Cialeia Cialeiaput
can give a faintly adequate Impiuiabm mpr llIfr e eeven eC eCeftn ofeven
even the residue of utter denobuiea dea which whichnature wIddaDat whieitnature
nature Dat e hap left leftI JelLI
I hare had Some experience of gravedisasters grave gravedisasters pawdlsa5ters
disasters and of the depicting of socalled socalledimportant IIOClW1mJDUIrt aocalledlmportaot
important events and I arrived here herein lI hereIn e eJR
in th tilt expectation that with the aid aidof aidot aidof
of a wetteouipoea pnotMgraaber I Imight ImIdIt Imight
might He able to give a fairly fah y comprehen comprehensive eompreheastve lleit lleitstve ¬
stve idea of the effects e eets of a great t earth eariaQjMka eutq earthqat1a
QjMka q I had not be beets B half a day fa Mes Messina illeasIas ¬
sina 81 before I abandoned u 1a8il that ssmahihttoat ssmahihttoatAt l lAt iMiliiiu iMiliiiuAt
At tMfe atfes g bk fc t sesnm secnvf to > W > s true fa fagonemi ID1ii isghpheoal
gonemi tenas tfiat tat Half ifca UfawitMa thwIdIIa pefMiattea pefMiatteawiittn
wiittn a xadfes of about a af1Olll ceghfcuMi miles adlaafrom milesfrom
from Soa Giovanni Ida is roughly te tecenter tileceMer thecenter
center ef the devastated region here hereperfsfeed JMweperisMd
1 perfsfeed perisMdDeath perfsfeedDeath
Death Roll May Jla Reach 25OOOO 25OOOOThe uO000The 0000 0000TIM
The mayor of Mecoina today esti estimated tlJIIId estimated ¬
mated the citys victims at 1Mlift m t The Thefigures ltIeftpres Thefigures
figures lor ec Reggie are approximately a aP1IrOXheteiYWL 2fc 2fcOGL SThere
OGL There remain r the heavy death rolls retlsof rrsor rollsof
of Palmi Sea Giovanni Scy SeTa a GoBma GoBmaBagmua GeUbaBa GeUiaatBagaarL
Bagmua Ba Gated GdatI and Polar not to tomention tDmeDdoR tomeMioa
mention scores of smaller vttngec The Theexact TIleexact Theexact
exact total wilt never be knows but 1MItis there thereis tber
r is little hope that k will felt below HiowaDd mMand mM Milland
and 2MC9 Ik8 w wit l probably be nearer the thetruth thetr1Ida thetruth
truth truthIt tr1IdaIt truthIt
It is the ineradicable custom for the theItalian theItallaa theItalian
Italian race to bufld Us habitations Jla ltattoM even evenIB eftDIn evenIn
In the smallest villages crowded and andhuddled alMlh1HWlei andhuddled
huddled together etJter This was n d true of ofMessina ofXes ofMessias
Messina b18 Yet even there the streets av areraged averaged ayergM ¬
eraged less than th ea forty feet hi width To Tothis Tothis Tothis
this Mere than to the violence of the theearths tileeartIIs theearths
earths convulsion te due the phenomenal phenomenalproposition phse phseproD pbees Baal Baalpropoeiiioe
proposition proD pi sltI8t of the caeualttes caeualttesSaa aaIdesSeR camakiesSea
SeR Fmacfoco F thought she suffered sufferedfrom sufferedfrom EMl EMlfrOIR
from am ertb ett earthquake j ake ke of the ant antt1l magni magnitude magattulle ¬
tulle It was childs play compared CCJIIIPIU I with wtththis wItItthis withy
y this cataclysm Messina Iaa was abaftea as a aterrier aterrlor aterrier
terrier snakes aces a rat rat until she dropped droppedbfeedfng droppedbIe droppedbleediteg
bfeedfng bIe and ttfetees into her own dust dustI c11I8tI
I have Ie asked many to describe what whatactually wbatad whatactvty
h
actually happened III u ei In that fateful half halfmismie halfmlsnKe halfmhwte
mismie Ne N two fanpreooVnic P agree a ree One Oneman oema Onennan
man saM it was like being railed inside insidea
a hogshead down WIt a steep and bumpy bumpyhilL DutPYbill buampyhill
hilL Some SaIIIey say that it was an incredibly incrediblyviolent IIIeRdIIJIriOIeRt Nacre ihly ihlyviolent
violent and swift yanking from side to toside tosk1c tosick
side sk1c followed by equally rapid rapWand u upheavals upheavalsand beavais beavaisand
and depressionsThunder depressions depressionsThunder depreseloDsThund
Thunder Thund r Accompanies Convulsion ConvulsionIt
It is hardly ally worth while UTgfve more moreversteBs moreversions e evenIHs
versions of that bitter hoar I wftt reier reierto reiItrto reiherto
to b bat t one the afoot teteWseDt t that I Ihave Ibve Ihave
have heard given givenDr blTeILDr givenDr
Dr Francesco F DentJce chief of the thecabinet thehlAel theeabiaet
cabinet hlAel of the precept or sevemor YeIWX ofthe of ofthe oftho
the province was one of the fortunate fortunateones fortuaateODeS fortunateones
ones He Ivan In the aristocratic quar quarter qgarter quarter ¬
ter of the town some distance back fi front fNMUte frontthe m mthe
the sea HIs house did not fan fall and a 4 be beaad beJIIs heand
and iris fawfly survived survivedHe mecLHe sat xhed xhedHe
He happened bn ened to be awake when the thefirst tilefirst tbtAsst
first tremor came but there was really reallyscarcely raJba realirsc
scarcely sc zeiy a moments warning before the thefull tHfull thefull
full violence of the convulsion ceau la was upon uponthem uponthou poII poIItlMa
them A great and terrifying rear Or Orseries orseries or orseries
series ef subterranean subterraD an thunderetaps thunerin tb da made mademere DIMemore mademore
more hideous the jumping dancing bat battering Mtterillf batterlag ¬
tering flinging ftl about which wlaichDIOfti everything everythingmovable everytbin everytbinmovalde
movable I received receivedHe receivedHe recdvedHe
He was flung from his bed bO before he hecould 1McotIld beeeald
could get to Ms feet vehwIarHy He HecaUed 1caJIid Hecaned
caned to the others and all managed ill to toget toet tobet
get et downstairs while the shakes con enethaued continued coatined ¬
tined with everincreasing evertJKff violence The Thefes TheJast Thelast
last fes < and worse paroxysm was wasas ontshmg ontshmgas
as they reached the street and te this thisdelay thisdelay thisdelay
delay they probably pre owed their lives for forthey f fthe fortbey
they escaped the danger from falling fahtfngmasonry fallingmasonry faIIIDrmasonry
masonry masonryI
I asked Dr Dentin nUce and many others otherswhat otherswhat otherswhat
what was the effect on them ef the Mack Mackterrors bladetelTOrS blackterrors
terrors of those two 6 hours ef suspense suspensebefore suspensebefore SUizeA88befer8
before the dawn DM they lament did didtbev didf didthey
f they t cheer each other with sympathy did eldthey cJkIthey didthey
they abandon themselves to despair AH AHwbe AXwM Alltvbo
wbe were able to give an hKeiBgent hK ent ac atecount acco BCCOtIDt
count co t itt f that dreadful time of waiting wattingsaid waIUIIgSf waitingsaid
said the t e581D8 same thing thtogTfe thingWe thlnrwwe
We did nothing We stood silent hi the tberate therata therata
rata doll dd dazed halfstupefied halfstupefiedNaples haItBtvpeAedP6S hairstupededNaples
Naples P6S 2H miles away a was already ODe eaeof ODeor oneof
of the hospitals bo itals of the disasters whea wheaI
I arrived arrtv there on Friday The city was wasin wasIn wasIn
in moamlag mo Half the population seemed seemedto
to be in the street watching with evident evidentgrief erlsentgriet evlfiatgrief
grief and sympathy the stretcherladen stretcherladenautomobiles strete8erladenautomo9lles stretcherladenautomobiles
automobiles which w dashed back and andforth aadforth andforth
forth Beating the lajured frem the wharf wharfto wharft wharfto
t to various varl us hospitals permanent and andtenjpocary andtemporary andtemporary
temporary tenjpocaryWe temporaryWe temporaryWe
We went eat ashore as r at Mesefoa banding on ona ona ona
a half sunken Ulu en stone quay deareseed sev sevContinued vContinued aevContinuedon
Continuedon Continued on Page 10 Column 4 4
WEATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor
For the District of Columbia Columbiaand Columbiaand Columbiaand
and Virginia trginiaSnow Snow or rain to today to today today ¬
day probably followed by fair fairtomorrow fairtomorrow fairtomorrow
tomorrow partly cloudy brisk briskeasterly briskeasterly briskeasterly
easterly winds becoming varia variable variaNe variable ¬
ble
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Pages TELEGRAPHIC TEIEGRAPHIGITart TELEGRAPHIC1Taft
1 ITart Taft Warns Against 4IDStMatrtmeny 4IDStMatrtmenyIBedies Matrimony1Bodies Matrimony
1 IBedies Bedies of Cheneys Are Shipped Home HomellaRy Home1Many
1 llaRy Many Lives Lost ia Train Wreck Wreck1Mnslia WreckIMe
1 IMe Messtea stRa Is Worlds charnel House HouseWW HOUeWIII ReeseI
I > WW Trar T CapL CPt Hates in March Jfarchv MarchlSCeeper krclLAttOlBeYS
lSCeeper v a Attorneys to Plead Pleadfor for r Delay DelayLOCAL DelayLOCAL DelayLOLL
LOCAL LOCAL1Sons LOCALlSoRs LOLL1Sorts
1Sons of Brm Zd BoW a BaiMmet BaiMmet3Teacherr BIt BansiuetZTenches t tZoTacbent
3Teacherr HodremeBt Fund Urged U ULat Urged3Last
3Last 3 Last Da Daft of Ancient Heroics HuIllesas HerdlosIAaoeher
IAaoeher 4 Another Gas BUt for Congress CengreesLabor CongressULabor irees irees1ILaiMlc
1ILaiMlc Labor Leaders Seek Hearing HearingMbpjniiL ReartItI1tSlVW Hnrhrg Hnrhrgl
l MbpjniiL penas Against Kewspapermen KewspapermenI
1 I IDlIIIg posBg Parade for InangnradonBiNFaS laaHguratkm laaHguratkmHUES I IFINES
HUES GIRL GIRLfioanoke FOR FLIRTING FLIRTINGRoanoke FLIRTINGRoanoke
Roanoke Judge A Assesses scsses Woman10Flirted Woman oman omanol9Flirted
919 ol9Flirted 10Flirted Flirted from Window IVindovraf VIndoTfSpdd
sa Spdd af + eM to D The Wnlip WMM w MH Herald BcnURoaaoke IRoueke HeraldRoaeake
Roaaoke Va Jan K HXaY8I Mayer Joel H Hntchtegs H HC1It HCutchings
ntchtegs C1It s reform which was inaugurated ittaagianttedweak IDU IDUweek inaugurateda
a week ago when be pet the idOl ltd on Roe Roeaehe Heeake RMMIce
MIce aehe ake continues unabated unabatedla tM tMIa
la police sort today Judge John Ran RandeJph Randolph
deJph 1 Drum heed Miss Na Zute ale Creek a anme aJ ahaadsome
haadsome J nme yosmg woman Ut H for flkttog flkttogthe gfN8t Airtlagfrem
fN8t the window of her home home hi Jeff Jeaer Jeaerstreet Jeffersuha er erL
suha L street street with a young maR standing stn ta OB OBaearbr ORM1 ona
a aearbr M1 corner This is the t e arst time timepecsoe timea
a person has been tined here for flirting filrUagHELD ihrtiagEELD flirtingHELD
HELD FOR BRIBERY BRIBEKYwo BRIBERYTwo BRIBERYTwo
Two wo Men Accused In Pittsnurg Bank BankWreckinjf DankVreckln BankWrecking
Wrecking Vreckln Scandal ScandalPtttmmrg ScancnJPa ScandalPttabmnzg
Ptttmmrg Pa Pa JaIL 1C HAt At a ureHrai ureHraiKJ prellmlDel prelkutnary
nary KJ bearing before Del United Stales Cem CemW cW Cemadeaioner
adeaioner W T IJndeay late today tedayW tedqW todayCie
Cie W W Worley rfey brotborbihiw 8rot ermJa of J JF JB JB
B B F Rmebart convicted baakwreeker baakwreekerJameo knkwreekerIMS bankwreckerand
and Jameo L 1 Smith a wealthy we thy brewer brewerWaynesbars kewerof brewerof
of Waynesbars WQ l g were held for tile gram graady graNjury gramjury
jury y on tile charge of trying to approach approachtries appr approaekCharles ek ekCharles
Charles tries A Sec See one of the batsmen t81 ea en en eathe enpaael eRthe
the panel which returned a verdict Ter lct of ofb etapIa8t ofguthy
guthy b tty agabwt Rtoebart last Friday FridayEvidence ayBvIdeace FridayEEvidence
Evidence tree introduced ta an attempt attemptto
to snow silo that Rtoebart was engineering engmeeriagthe
the scheme to bring about a disagree dhmgreeent dlagreeDJe disagreement
DJe ment ent t of tIM jury and Prosecutor Pro Deakia Deakiattanated DwakleIIIdIDtte Deakieintimated
IIIdIDtte ttanated that the quick action of Secret SeerotService Secretervice SeeretSentce
Service men tat causing tile arrest an of the tbewo t1tetwo thetwo
two wo men alleged ed to be implicated fw fwVed t tJtsIted ftarstabed
JtsIted Ved tbe reason for RtRenarts sudden suddenAge suddeaclumge suddenchange
change Age of front ad expressed desire deflkeIMI to tove tohave
IMI have ve sentence teBCe imposed immediately after afteri afterthe ec ecthe
the i verdict was rendered rendered1HEREY relMierecLGHENEYBODIES renderedConsul
GHENEYBODIES 1HEREY BODIES COMIM l HOME HOMEaaeralof HOMEt
t
FIleral F aaeralof eratof a Consul asjl asjlBe aII r a W Wife W WiJ1 WiJ1Be
aBe
Be in Hew Haven Havenibcts HavenCns1teb HavenCa9kcta
Cns1teb ibcts with Remains of Former FormerConsul FormerConsul FormerConsul
Consul and Wife on Steam Steamship Steaml1lp Steamship ¬
ship l1lp VcneziaXante Venezia VeneziaNaples VeneziaNapfee
Xante Naples Jan KThe 1i TBe bodies of Arthw ArthwCbeney ArtIIIKS
S S Cheney CIteMyAmedIaa American cons C8B98I t to t Messina Messinad Meaeiaasad eIRa eIRaaad
sad d his wife who died in the t e earthquake earthquakeere eertIqakewen earthquakewere
wen ere started for r New York this evening eveningaoard eT8IIIaaboard erasingaboard
aboard aoard the Yenezia of the Faber Line Linebey LIReThey LineThey
They bey will be taken to the Cheneys for forr fwJDel former
JDel r home at New Haven f for or burIaL beriaLTne burIaLhe borslThe
The bodies were war in a bed state of de deposltiott tie tieCOIIIP08itioa deoopoitioa
COIIIP08itioa posltiott when wit found by sanors sdors sdorstINt fromthe from frombattle
tINt battle ship yesterday afternoon Oll Mrs Mrseoeys Mrsi MrsCheaeys
i CbeDe7s eoeys body was recognized recIt only by her horeddtng t tweddlag herwedding
wedding eddtng ring and locket locketDeath locketDeath
I
Death evidently came to them instantly instantlytor Instantlyfor
I f for tor tile bodies were found in bed bed from fromich fromI fromwhich
which ich they had not bad time to escape escapeore escape1tef0l8 escapebefore
I before ore being crushed by the t e failing faHt g watts wattsSHOCKS weJIoSHOGKS wallsSHOCKS
SHOCKS STILL CONTINUE CONTINUEremor COTlN CONTINUETremors Ut UtTremon
Tremors remor at Messina Jle 5Jnn Alarm Inhabi Inhabitants InhabltantsSupplIe InhabitantsSupplIes ¬
tants tantsSupplIe Supplies for Refugees RefugeesRome RefugeesRome RefugeesRome
Rome Jan iiSbecks K Shocks continued at atLsslfti atMme
Mme Lsslfti aK sight There was one rather ratherHnt ratlterrloIeIIt ratherviolent
violent Hnt tremor this morning which lasted lastedral Jastedseveral lastedserelal
several ral seconds Se00adsThe secondsTbe Bdsf
f Tbe American relief snip Bayera landed loadedat landedt JDdedat
at t Palermo ro toeay with her heri remaiaiag remataiagprovisions remaiaiagrtetons
i provisions rtetons and stores Commander BaJk BaJkpurenased Belknap
I nap purchased HI e uecl all all Ii th UN available aYafia le mat raatesses matI mattresses
tresses esses from the North ortk German Lloyd LloydtoCoapany LloydSteatasidpCompany
I SteatasidpCompany toCoapany COIBiJIlRY and gave them t eIR to the thej theTbe tileBo theThe
Bo pItaisTIM j
TIM Duke of Ute Abrazzi left Turin to to toIia7 today
day 17 for Paris and London w tvare be will wfttke wille wailmake
make ke e the final arrangements arraR for his hisiyan JdBmmdayan hisHimalayan
Himalayan iyan expedition expeditionGOYEENHENT expeditionGOVERNMENT edldtm edldtmGOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT NOTIFIED NOTHTEDAdmiral NOTIkIEDAdmiral NOTIFIEDAdmiral
Admiral Sperry Cables Sews of Rci Rcicovcry R ReOTery Re Recovcry =
covcry of ofCheney Cheney Chene BodiesAdmiral Bodies BodiesAdnnral BodieAdmIral
AdmIral Sperry commanding com the At Atlantic Atmade t tJande ¬
made battleship tt1eshtp fteet notified the Navy NavyDepartment NaTYDepartmeDt NavyDepartment
Department yesterday ttait th tbe bodies of ofDr orDr ofDr
Dr Arthur S S Cheney American consul COIIRIat consulat consulat
at Mansion and his wife who lost tbehHves theirlives their theirlives
lives fat the recent earthquake e had been beenfound beeaf01lD beenfound
found te the rums ruins ef the consulate consulateTbe cor consulateThe lte ltePile
Pile battle ship Bitools Il indis of the fleet fieetwu fleetwan
wu 1 seat te Messina to t recover the thetes tBebodies thebodies
bodies tes and a party of bluejackets bI kets wassent was wassent wasBeRt
sent ashore to remove remoetlae the debris from fr m theeonsuiate the thecoagulate tileeoR8UIate
coagulate eonsuiateThe eoR8UIateTIae coagulateThe
The supply ship Culgoa Ook t k the bodies bodiesto d dto
to Naples yesterday Y where arrangements arrangementswm arraagoaneatswU
wm be made to ship the remains to New NewHaven NewHItftII NowHaven
Haven Dr Cheneys former home homeHOGAN hoMeHOGAN homeHOGAR
HOGAN WEARS A SMILE SMILEEngineer SlflLEEn SIV1ILREngineer
En Engineer iueer Dines wIth Taft and ItsBig Its ItsBig ItsBig
Big Bil for HimAtlantat Him HintAtlanta HimAtltmta
Atltmta Atlanta Jan K UBDgIlMer Engineer Joe Ho Hogaa Hot Hogan
gaa of tile Georgia Railroad is wear wearing we4rIng wo < r rtag ¬
ing a broad smile because he was the thespecial thespecial thespacial
special dinner guestQf guest guestc c of Presidentelect PresidentelectTaft PresidentetTaft
Taft Hogan handled the throttle of ofth ortlt ofthe
th the a ttagtne < glae tte which eil brought ltr ug t Taft from fromAugusta fromA fromAugusta
Augusta A to Atlanta at t an average a erage speed speedof speedof speedof
of sixtyfour r seconds the run of Nil 171miies li1mUbela Nilmilesbeing
miies mUbela milesbeing Jbelng made in 1S3 minutes rainatesSo minutesSo minutesSo
So improeeed eCl was Mr Taft by the thespeed t thespeed e espeed
speed and the smoothness smoot ness with which whichthe WAtchI WAtchthe whichthe
I the run was made that at Social Circle Circlewhere CIrcleI
I j where a brief 1 rlet stop was made he had badEngineer hadEtlgmeer hadSegineer
Engineer Hogan and Fireman Watson Watsonto
to dine with him in his private carI car earsI
I have been a Democrat says Ho Hogan Hogan Hogan
gan but but its big Bill for me now nowBaltimore nowBaltimore not notBaltimore
Baltimore and Return Return net netBaltimore L23 L23Baltimore
Baltimore d Ohio O do R aT R li
Every Saturday and Sunday All trains trainsited
I both WS both daYS except Royal IJm
ited City Ci i officer HIT G Gal at at and 613 Pa ave
ADVISES TEACHERS TEACHERSAGAINST TEACIIERSEDLOCK
AGAINST WEDLOCK WEDLOCKTaft EDLOCK EDLOCKaft
Taft aft Says Women Educators EducatorsHave EducatorsHave EducatorsHave
Have High Mission MissionHEAPS MissionHEAPS MissionHEAPS
HEAPS PRAISE ON OLD MAIDS MAIDSPresidentelect MAIDSPrealdentel MAIDSPresidentelect
Presidentelect Prealdentel ct Declares that Secret Secretof Secretof Secretof
of Domestic Infelicity Is that 3Iar 3Iarrlage Jlnrringe 3larriage
rlage Is Thought to Be EssentialTells Essential EssentialTells EssentiaLTel1
Tells College Boys of His Experi Experience Experience Experience ¬
ence at Yale YaleTalks Talks of Ministry MinistryAtlanta MinistryAtlanta UinfatrAUena
Atlanta Ge G4L Jan Jaa 3 XMr Mr Taft thinks thinkstbat tl Dkstlt8t thinksthat
that most of Ute unhappy ppy marriages te IIIth sthis tethis
this world are dee te a mistaken notion notionoa net10nOR notionon
oa the i DSrt Dartsf artef c yocng women them they theyransc theym88t theymust
must get husbands s In Inorder Border rdw to make maketheir maketheir maketheir
their ltves ves 1 saeceosfciMrtiaft saocaesfei 1r Mr Patt expreseftj expreseftjthis exJH exJHtJ expresee expreseethis
this eptelon m Sa a speech before the NOT NOTmai XerJ8Bl Normat
mat School girls at Athens this after afternoon ateri afternoon ¬
i noon He was speaking spe of o the probe probaWHty probeblHty probebmty
WHty of competent tramon teachers hi hitbe int hithe
the t e future oommandtag equal pay J with withraea wltkmen withmen
men raeaI
1 I hope pe said Mr Tar Xtt utbat that thispregrees this thisprogress thlgpregr
progress pregr s will v be as rapid as possible for forthe forthe f fUae
the ban benefit out of o yea sH all but Bet whatever hap happens HPpeDS happeas ¬
pens you aaay always al nays have the 1 e satis setlefactbn satisfaction saUstaettoR ¬
faction of knowing k that ltat while there are arehigher areWglter arehigher
higher professions there Is no profes profession protesIGn profeasloe ¬
sIGn is which setfsacrlBee Is manifested manifestedmore mamrstedmore manifestedmore
more clearly and none in which more moregood meregeM moregood
good can be done than that of a teacher teacherI teaelterSot teacherNot
Sot Secesa SecesaUX Necessary
UX I congratulate you on beginning your yourHfe yoarMe yearlife
life to that way w and i hope that you will wfflnot v1IIaot willnot
not regard matrimony as necessary I Itbbtk Itllak Ithink
think that the secret ot f meet domestic donteatfcInfelicity domelldctRleildty domesticInfelicity
Infelicity is that young Y Db women think thinkthat tillDkt thinkthat
that t 1IB unless they are married their theirlives theirlives theirlives
lives are not a success s As a matter of offact 0tact o ofact
fact tact I think the reverse Is exactly trueLook true trueLook tueLook
Look into your own lives and your yourfamilies GUrfaID yourfamilies
families Take some aunt of yours who whonever wooDever whonewer
never married What a a sweet selfsacri selfsacrificing seICsacnftctag selfsacrifidag ¬
ficing disinterested and lovely char character charCter character ¬
acter she has grown to be 71 and 81 81years SflMrs 5 5years
years of age aad think think what hat beneficence beneficencesnail beneficenceiIhaH beneficenceshall
snail spread over aH the family circle circleto drcleIa circleIn
to which she S e lives and then tell me she shewould 5hewoaJd shewould
would have been better oft if she had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been married I dont believe It ItThe St StTDe ltThe
The normal school girls received Mr MrTafts MrTafts 1r 1rTafts
Tafts expression resstoR with every ehow of ofsympathy otsyJDpat ofsympathy
sympathy and approval approvalRegard approvalRegnrd approvalRegard
Regard for f r Teachers TeachersIn
In this little informal address Mr Ir Taft Taftexpressed Taftexpreseoo Taftexpressed
expressed his regard re ard for the American Americanteacher Americanteadter Americanteacher
teacher further by speaking of his hisbrother hisDrot hisbrother
brother el Horace D Taft who ho Is at thehead the theheed theJtee4I
heed of a boys preparatory school at atWatertown atertewR atWatertown
Watertown ertewR Conn and who gave up the thepractice thepntetiee thepractice
practice of law to instruct the youths ouths of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the country country3r COUlltr7Mr countryMr
Mr Taft delivered delivered EWed four other speeches speechesin
in UK the coarse of the day Two were be before 00Me before ¬
fore students at the Georgia School of ofTechnology ofT ofTechnology
Technology T In this city and the Uni University Unlty Univarsity ¬
varsity ty of Georgia I In Athens AthensMr AthensXr AthensMr
Mr Taft spoke twice to negro au audiences audiences audlemces ¬
diences diencesMr dienceslr dlemcesMr
Mr Tafts reception at Georgias His Historic Hist Histone ¬
tone State University was w s wet The ThePresidentelect ThePresi ThePresidentelect
Presidentelect Presi eDt t went down to Athens Athensfrom Athensfrom Athensfrom
from this city OP a special sp la1 train It was wasrawing wasralaiag wasraining
raining hard when he left 1et and andthe the down downpour downpour downpour ¬
pour continued while he was in Athens AthensHall AthensBall thens thenslInn
Hall Is on Fire FireThe FIreThe FireThe
The Georgia University meeting was wasenlivened vasealtYened wasenlivened
enlivened when when the hall took fire just justas justMr justas
as Mr Taft was as entering it Sparks Sparksbegan Sparksbegan Sparksbegan
began to fall from a stovepipe hole in intne intbe inthe
the ceiling The academy procession in incteding Ind1Iding ineluding
eluding Mr Taft halted outside whilethe whilethe while whilethe
the students and the Athens Bremen firemen car carried carried tarred ¬
ried in a ladder and started to fight the theMaze thebize theblaze
Maze through a scuttle bole boleAbout bo1eA boleAbout
About A out aW persons were in the halL The Thefire TheBre Thefire
fire was put out however without the theaudience theaudIenee theaudience
audience leaving leavingMr eaViag3ir leavlngMr
Mr Taft told the college boys what whathe whathe whatbe
he felt when be was a student at Yale YaleWhea YaleW1aea YaleWbeu
Whea I look back to that period in life lifehe liCe liCehe lifehe
he said SBJd 1t it t seems to me that that we felt feltthat feltt feltthat
that Daniel Webster did not have any anygreat anySTet anygreat
great advantage advaat over us In matters of ofstatesmanship ofstat ofstatesmanship
stat statesmanship p or anything an lng Certainly Certainlywhen C Certainlywhen rtAinly rtAinlywhen
when we became seniors we knew a good gooddeal goodde gooddehl
deal l more than our fathers did and d It Ittook ttook ittook
took the subse subsequent < iuent year ear after you had hadstepped hadstepped hadstepped
stepped down and out of the great dig dignity dignity digally ¬
nity of that last year In college to convine con convince convince ¬
vince you that you were not altogether altogetherindispensable altogetheriadJspoosable altogetherindispensable
indispensable to the growth of civilization civilizationin
in this countryAt country countryAt couptry couptryAt
At least if the world needed you and andwas andwas andwas
was yearning for you the world was able ableto ableto ableto
to conceal It ItMr ItMr itMr
Mr Taft told the college boys further fartherthat furtherthat furtherthat
that he never came under the th influenceof Influence Influenceof
of an academic atmosphere without feel feelIng feelIng feeling
Ing uplifted upliftedMr upUfteMr upliftedMr
Mr Taft spoke of the professions O Othe Of Ofthe Ofthe
the ministry he said saidI sadr saidT =
r T I think during dttt1n the last la t twentyfive or
thirty years DIe ministry has been de deprived de deprtreil doptived ¬
prived by dramwtancec < lJllltIUIC of some of the thematerial theJllAtetiM thematerial
material that that profandse pc fem en took into intoits JatoUs intoIts
its ranks fifty years age There was wastime 8 8tbIIe atime
time in New N Bngmnd when the minister ministerwas D Disterwas ministerwas
was the bend maa of Ute U e eommnnlty eommnnltywhea eomntunl1YtIoM emmunitywhen
when the eoegre congregations atione tIoM stood and waited waiteduntil waited1IaW netteduntil
until he walked down tINt aisle and out outand oat oataDd oatand
and wnen when his view was moue or less law lawand lawand w waad
and at that time the mmtetry attractedthe attracted attractedthe atU8ctedthe
the ablest of those who graduated from frommsdtntioos fro frolMtttudoas fromInstitutions
msdtntioos of ofWIllIe Iteming ItemingWhile karoagWhile
While Mr Taft was In Athena two of oftne oftile ofthe
tile od town curiosities were called to tohfe toIlls tohis
Ills attention One oa wns a tree which whichowns wbldleWJliS whichowns
owns tile land it grows Ia in and the other otherwas otherthe otherwas
was the only douMemvrded dour doubie htzaed cannon hi hitne hitlte Inthe
the world worldIn WOIWIa worldIa
Ia his ap speech eh before bet the students ts of oftbe ottile ofthe
tile ficneoi of tochnoiosr 11 h Mr Taft TaftMCMIea took tookoccasion tookoccasion
occasion t to refer to tb dI necessity y for forheneaty torIIeDftIt7 forhonesty
honesty Hmenj etvfi etHe < engineers engineersHeaaid engineersHe
Heaaid He said rbe The theory that Agnresdoaot AgnresdoaotMe gores de ROt ROtIIIIf netis
Me IIIIf and that mathematical processes KOe al always alwan always ¬
ways represent t tl the e purest kind of logic logicstone logicso
110 that you aft gobs to reach eooeIa eooeIa810M coecinelota
stone that cannot be defeated t is tbe tbetheory tbetMcKT thetheory
theory that te practical Hfe JIf wilt not notwork Mtwe notwork
work out TIM greatest Mars that I bav bavever aft aftevtr hartever
ever met are unprincipled maprtaJpleclRcputnHon experts expertsI exertsReputation
Reputation of Engh Engineers EngineersI eers eersI
I have had occasion to know some something semat something ¬
thing abo abonf l the reputation of a graat graatmany W1tIDUY groatmany
many nnghntirn r IICS of this eeORtry trwand and to toAnd ter toAnt
And tan Your they tfSeredIn r tfSered diBoresiIn 1 1r
r In 1 hn 115 > aMicbes u before atfe no audiences asdfenceste UtDGes UtDGesSa
te dills cttar and nd at Athens Mr Tan re repeated r rp repealed ¬
pealed what be hag said before DeftNeia ia re regard re reganl regard ¬
gard to the salvation of tile negro relying relyingOB
OB himself himselfThe ettTile hdaae lL lLTies
The PremdenteMct P ended Ma Atlanta Atlantastay AUamMy Atlantastay
stay tonight t the capital city dubs giv giving gIvI8r gielag ¬
lag kin a big reception It was after afterAthens alterwIleR
3 > when he got bade te tJaI tht city rom romu fromAthens
Athens u and he was kept snaking s hands handsntH haadsWId handsuntil
until ntH midnight when be left for Augusta AugustaHOODS AugttStiFLOODS AugustaFLOODS
FLOODS THREATEN CITY CITYSacramento CITYSnermento CITYSacramento
Sacramento River Rises and 3Iay 3IayOverflow JIa JIaOTerfiow 3fayOverflow
Overflow Its Banks BanksSacramento DnnkSacrallMDte BanksSacramento
Sacramento CaL Jan 3tThe XL The flood floodsituation 1loOisl floodsituation
situation sl here took a aJtfcat turn to tonight toaig tonight ¬
night when the Sacramento River con continued oonunaed continued ¬
tinued to rise after it bad reached thehighest the thehighest ttehighest
highest stage e te its history Unless the thecrest thecre5t thecrest
crest comes soon all the dikes along the thebanks t thebeaks e elMuIks
banks will collapse and a disastrous tor torrent torreat torrent ¬
rent will sweep sw p the city dtyLate cityLate cityLate
Late tnls afternoon the gauge regis registered registered registored ¬
tered a stage ge of 2S feet with no sign of a arecession areceestoL areceesloa
recession Weather tMr Forecaster Taylor to tonight t tnight tonight ¬
night predicts pe tcts a stage of 2 2 feet whichmeans whichmeans which whichmeans
means that the stream will either be beclose beekNe beclose
close to bursting the levees here or that thatsonae thatsome thatsome
some of the bulky dikes kos wp and down downthe downue downthe
the river win break inundating the low lowlands lowla lowlands ¬
lands la s The damage aua a that would follow Is IsIncalculable IsIncaJculabIe isIncalculable
Incalculable IncalculableTHAWS IncaJculabIeTHAWS IncalculableTHAWS
THAWS FIGHT BEGINS AGAIN AGAINJustice AGAINi AGAINiJustice AGAINJustice
Justice Orders Inquiry as to His HisPresent HisPresent
I
Present Pre ent Mental ConditionNew Condition ConditionNew Condition1ew
New York Jan 1C 1CTbe Tbe coming week weekmay w weekmay k I Imay
may witness a reopening of a long fight fightwhich 1ightwAlch fightwhich
I
which as made for a mans liberty libertyFor UbertyI UbertyFor libertyFor
For nearly three years prison and nc1 asylum asylumwalls asylumwaDs asylumwails
walls have b been ea the habitat of Thaw Thawearned Thaweane4l Thawearned
earned by that th t deed sane or insane insanewhich insanewblch Insanewhich
which cost the life of Stanford White Whitethat Whitethat Whitethat
that June night on the roof roo of the Madi Madison UadIoon Madison ¬
son Square Garden GardenFollowing GardooFofl8w1ag GardenFollowing
Following the decision rendered re dere today todayof
of Su Supreme r6me Court Co rt Justice Tompkins that thatThaWs thatTllaws thatThaws
ThaWs sanity be dad ed before b a Juu ju jute juteor e eor eor
or referee in New York County DistrictAttorney District DistrictAttorney DlstnctAtto
Attorney Atto y Jerome consented Cln ted to expedite expeditematters ex expeditematters dlte dltematters
matters in the case and early next D t week weekwill weekwill weekwill
will enter a motion before Justice Davis Davisthat DaTisthat Davisthat
that a date be set for the hearing hearingThe bearingThe hearingThe
The Tompkins decision denies the de defendant defendaDt defendant ¬
fendant a trial by Jury but directs that thatThaws thatTbaws thatThaws
Thaws mental state be determined by a aSupreme aSupreme aSupreme
Supreme Court judge ju with or without withoutthe withoutUte withoutthe
the assistance of a trial judge jO ge or referee refereeas refereeas
as tbe u aal at al judge may decide decideDELVING deddeDELVING decideDELVING
DELVING INTO BOOKS BOOKSDistrict BOOKSDistrict BOOKSDistrict
District Attorney Attorne Sims Looking for forEvidence forEvidenee forEvidence
Evidence Against Packers PackersChicago PackersChicago PackersChicago
Chicago Hi nl Jan JI Jan n K iFatted United ntted States At Attorney Attorney t ttorney ¬
torney Sims will spend tbe fourth Sunday Sundayof SundIL SundILof
of the investigation into the suspected suspectedbeef suspectedbee suspectedbeef
beef trust trust as he ht bas his preceding rest restdays restdays restdays
days by delving Into the freight bills of ofMorris otMorris ofMorris
Morris Co in the hope of discovering discoveringevidence discoveringeidence discoveringevidence
evidence of an alleged al unlawful combina combination combinaUon combination ¬
tion Up to tq tile present the government governmenthas gmernmentbas governmentbas
bas failed fai d to find indictable evidence evidenceAfter eJdenceAfte evidenceAfter
After the sweeping search rch of Morris MorrisCos MorrisCoos MorrisCos
Cos books for evidence of unlawful crim criminal crlminal criminal ¬
inal freight transactions tIon6 unless the quest questis questis questis
is successful another companys records recordswill rea recordswill > rds rdswJU
will be searched Before determining determiningwhat determiningwhat determiningwhat
what corporation shall be WRext next subjected subjectedto
to inquisition Sims will confer with the theAttorney theAttorney theAttorney
Attorney General The grand Jury will willresume wlIlr willresume
resume r work ork Monday MondayHushes MondayHughes fondayHuhes
Hushes Joins Mystique Krcvre IireweSyracuse KrcvreSyracuse KrcweSyracuse
Syracuse N Y Jan 16 16Got GOT Charles CharlesE CharlesE
E E Hughes was one of S8 people who rode rodethe rodethe rodethe
the goat of the Mystique Krewe of Ka KaNooNo KaNooNo KaNecNo
NooNo tonight The governor arrived In Inthig L Lthis inthis
this city this afternoon and addressed a ameeting ameeting ameeting
meeting of Syracuse University students studentsIn studentsIn studentsIn
In the evening he was initiated and a abanquet abanquet abanquet
banquet was tendered him at the Alhambra Alham Alhambra Alhambra
bra by the Krewe KreweVlpiv KreweItw EreweView
View Itw the Exhibit of Orchids at atBlacklstonss atB1ackLcton atBlacklstonss
Blacklstonss lith 8 H Rare specimens
SONS OF IRELAND IRELAEDHOMTHEIRMGE IRELANDHONOR IRELANDllQOR
HOMTHEIRMGE HOMTHEIRMGEBanquet HONOR THEIR RACE RACEBanqnet RACEBau
Banquet Bau uet Given by b J JIrish r American AmericanIrisli AmericanIrish
Irish Historical Society SocietyDISTINGUISHED SocietyDISTINGUISHED SocietyDISTflIGUISHED
DISTINGUISHED HEN SPEAKERS SPEAKERSDr SPFjA XFRS XFRSDr
Dr Qninlan Tells of Effort to Vindi Vindicate Vindicate Indi Indicate ¬
cate Men of Irish Blood Who Have HaveHelped HaTeHelped HaveHelped
Helped Make American History HistoryJustice HbtolJustice HistoryJustice
Justice White lte and Senators and andConjrrexsmen andCon andCongressmen
Congressmen Con eK8men Make > Ialcc Addresses AddresjrcsThe Addres AddresTIle AddressesThe
The Irish and blarney bad a aUnIe a aoagnolae aoagnolaetime wmermg wmermgdme
time of K at the Raleigh hotel last even evening accttog ¬
I
tag
ingThey I IThe
They ere the s 8 eaft t of tfcs earth esrt and a anumber a antItRb6r anumber
number of other oUterexcelleRt excellent things They Theyare Tberstm Theyaro
are ti arst stm t ia repartee arst in epdortam epdortamnest ept aieat aieatisi SIll SIlli1cIst
i1cIst nest bt lathe tee beasts ef ttlle the a oinbiers celsoiiorsSo oinbiersSe I Ners NersSe
Se vouches the AmarJeaBIriab JHr 8arrl lt BtBtod BtBtodca s rlo rloeat rl rlcat
eat ca Society whose w OSe chronology dtro olegyoC ot Wuetri Ulaatrivas Wuetrious 1IIitous
ous Irate it doings 401 gs upon this continent co tIneDt d dfrom doles aesCroIR dolesfront
from the days of Hendrick Hudson do doto down owat6 downto
to an eleventh annual dinner held heldWashtegton III inWashington IIIWlISb
Washington WlISb OR until Ute small boors of t tmorning this tJdsDIOrDmg thismorning
morningThe morning morningThe DIOrDmgThe
The Iris Irish being unconventional 1tDC01t x1 a tonst tonstwas tKW9 bastwas
was drunk to Theodore Roosevelt RoeseftIti Roe eroii an amid amidthunderous M Mthunderous
i thunderous cheers the exploits of orpIoDeer OK OKpioneer theploneee
pioneer Dutch In the rockbound reck recktIC vflfegr vflfegref vflla gs gsof
ef Manhattan al l1ltta were sfren strongly y approvedand approved approvedaad a ai
i and Mr Dooley Dunne thus extent extentbotte extended exteDiecli extendedboth
i both tedersement and sympatby y for i imoving re reMOVt re removing
moving MOVt his effects from 1MIt Chicago Chlc ngo O i iBroadway 18 18Droa toBroadway
Broadway Droa < wa wai
BroadwayHad
i Had a Strenuous Day DayAs DayAs
I
As the dinner dosed after a strea streaday strenuous streIUMJUStit strenuousday
day for the Historical Society SocIet7a Snebiding Snebidinga ladu ladua
a visit to t the White House there w wa was W88a wasa
a great deal of Irish sparkle and a wit aj ajmerriment and UIlmeniDMDt andmerriment
merriment uncorked New York con contribated C8BI contributed
I tribated the largest delegation but Previ Previdenes PnmdeDC8 Providence
denes Boston and other nearby suburb sa arbscoaUiwted suburbscontributed suburbcontributed
contributed their t quota There were werethan more JllCKet morethan
than 300 persons gathered to this d dto Capital CapkaIto
to delve Into ancient records and giv givthe gift giftthe givethe
the Irishman his rightfulpfece rightful piece in American Ameri American American
can history which hah h been been 6n so long with withheld witheld withheld
held from him himThey AimThey himThey
They are Just beginning to discoverwhat discover iI8co9erwhat discoverwhat
what a glorious glo past the American Irish Irishman lrisman Irishman
man has to glorify him MmThere himThero himThere
There were many distinguished dfetinguisnedof SODS SODSof seasof
of Erin present pr ent TOffiam Std Representative R Rsontatlve Repre RepreSCDtat1V <
sontatlve of New York York was at atspeakers the tbeapeakers thespeakers
speakers table also Senators Thomas TnomaeCarter H HCarter H HCarter
Carter of Montana and R R J J Gamb Gambof Gamble Gambleor Gambleof
of South Dakota John D Crimmhts CrimmhtsXew CIiIundas of ofNew ofNew <
New York Edward Ed rd D D Walt jesdee asdee asdeethe or orthe Ofthe <
the Supreme Court of the United States StatesVictor SwtesVictor StatesVictor
Victor J Bowling justice of the theCourt Su SuCourt Supreme SupremeCourt
Court of the State of New ew York Mi MiT Michael XietIaeIT
T Maloney former attorney attOnte general generalIllinois of ofIlUnoIs ofIllinois
Illinois Humphrey OSullivan of New NevYork NewYork NewYork
York Hear R 9I Admiral John McGowan McGoWaRformer McGowanformer McGowanformer
former president general of the society societyLawrence societyLnwrence societyLawrence
Lawrence O Murray treasurer generaland general ge eraIand generaland
and others othersA othersA othersA
A splendid sendoff was given the theof rr rrof rOUAdof
of speechmaking by Dr Francis J Q QIan QtIia QtIiaan QafaIan
Ian an president general of o the society Dr DrQulnlan DcQlnlan DrQuinlan
Qulnlan bad just been reelected to his hfeoffice hisoffice hisoffice
office at the afternoon session along withthe with wittthe withth
the th other officeholders who are Patrick T TBarry TBarry TBarry
Barry of Illinois vk vice president pre kJeat < general generalMichael geoeralMichael generalMichael
Michael F Dooley Doole of c Rhode Island Islandtreasurer IsIaIMItreasurer Islandtreasurer
treasurer general Thomas Z Z Lee Lee oi oiRhode of ofRhode ofRhode
Rhode Island = Island secretary general Thoir ThoirB Thomas ThomasB T TB
B Lawler of New York librarian J Jarchivist and aRCIsrchhtst andarchivist
archivist srchhtstAn
An Armory of Truth TruthWe TruthWe
We are employing the armory of oftoric h htoric ft1s ft1stodc his
toric truth ih vindicating to men of Irl Irlblood Irish Idskblood Irishblood
blood that place In American history historywhich o owhich of ofwklch
which they have been defraudedwillfully defrauded dotrauc1 dtbewillfully eItberwil1CuUy
willfully or through n ignorance declare declareDr dedaredDr declaredDr
Dr Quintan emphatically We SADe atthe a athe at atthe
the memory now but Ute ignorant and andthe aw awthe aacIthe
the vulgar not so very long ago had bu butwo but buttwo buttwo
two welldefined ideas about Irfehn IrfehnOne Irishman irl8hmenOne IrishmanOne
One was that they wore red whiskers whiskerscarried aDd aDdcarried andcarried
carried hods the other that they lovedto 1 1to loved lovedto
to SghtAs tight tightAs fightAs
As to the latter we are not I fear fearin fearIn fearin
in a positlon pqsItlonJo to deny it without some somereserve SODI8resene somereserve
reserve It may may however owever be fairly fairlyclaimed fb1yel fairlyclaimed
claimed el med that this society has alreadt alreadt5ns aJredtlene alreId alreIdone
one much to proclaim rodaim Its sympathywith sympathy sympathywith sympMltrwith
with the arts of peace in electing olectblgmember a amember amember
member of my profession to be the im immediate immediate immediate ¬
mediate successor of such a man aa asAdmiral aaAdmiral aAdmiral
Admiral McGuwan Cheers and cries criesof crleeor criesof
of UHear Hear Hear HearIt Hear1t HearIt
1t It has been een said that an Irishman Irishmanwould IrlsJu Irishmanwould ftn ftnwou1d
would rather fight another Irishman Irishmarthan IrIs Irishmanthan maa maathan
than a man an n of an alien race simply slmplbecause simplybecause simplybecause >
because he recognizes in an antago antagonist antagonIst antagonist ¬
nist of his own blood the most prom promising promIsing promising ¬
ising opportunity of an exciting battleBut battle battleBut battleBut
But It has been borne In upon me how howeasily howeasily howeasily
easily a public mans peaceful achieve achievements achievements achievements ¬
ments may be eclipsed byxhls by hts military militaryContinued militaryContlnue1 militaryContinued
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AMERICAS FLEET PRAISED PEAISEDAdmiration PRAISEDAdmlrntlon PBAIS D DAdmiration
Admiration for Ships and Men Un Unstinted Unstinted Tinstinted ¬
stinted In French Fr nch Press PressParis PressParis PressParis
Paris Paris Jan K 16Admtretlon AdniSratlon of the Amer American AmerIaa Amerlean ¬
lean batUe battJetJtIp bJp fleet is unstinted in thePronah the theFrench thePre
French dt press Its arrival ia l European Europeanwaters EuropeanwaWS Burapeanwaters
I waters IK ti the e same week as the news of oftbe oftbe
tbe death of Admiral Rojestvonsky in SL SLPeterebwg StP St StPeteriwrg
Peterebwg P g loads to many contrasts be between be betweeIa between ¬
tween tile two voyages which for part of oftbe orUte ofthe
Ute way at least covered l much the same samewater S4Ipe S4Ipewater samewater
water Rojestvensky with a hoterogeneotts hoterogeneottseoDsetion hotorogeneouseoUeeUon heterogeneous heterogeneouseefeetlon
eoDsetion of skips and the American ad admiral admiral adinks ¬
miral inks with a homogeneous om gene u fleet fleetFranca fleetPr8Ada fleetFrench
Franca writers insiet ln et on two points the tbeimpeesibMty theImJHH8iillftty theimpomihihity
impeesibMty of Frances navy undertak undertaking undertakiDg urhdertaklug ¬
lug suck a feat and tho difference between be between be between ¬
tween the conditions at the start and at atthe attIt8 atthe
the end of the voyage M Berlin who whobecame Wftoeeame whobecame
became die head of the French ministry ministryof
of marine mad e says It Is a veritable taWe feat that thatthe tlMttbe thatthe
the Americans have accomplished Com Commercial ComJDerd Cammo ¬
mercial mo dal neets are made for long voyages voyageswar voageswar voyageswar
war abtpc are not That is why wh II says saysM saysM saysM
M M Berlin B we must admire unreservedly unreservedlythe
the Lb prowess shown by the American AmarieanWILL Americanrosy cR cR111I1
rosy N NiUL
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Bryan R Darr Allege lieges lIeges Malicious MaliciousLibel JInUcIouaLibel MaliciousLibel
Libel and Claims f100OOO f100OOOSp 10OOOO x100000SpedB 10OOOOSyecM
SyecM 111It t The Widar Wuuhfciul a B HmM HmMPortkuid BealLPwtluM3 HeraldPortland
Portland Oreg Jan M liBryan Bryan R RD R RDen RDoer
D Den rr hose use of Senator S6R4 or TlMmanS TlMmanSname TIllmanSia Tlimanainame
name la advertising a an alleged fradulent fradeientschema fradulentaIIeMe fradulentscheme
schema to acquire land resulting re581u in the tbejght thebetwes theI
I jght ht betweee Uresident Roosevelt ad the theStator tbeSenator tItest
Senator has arranged to begin suitagainst suit strftagatest suitUte
against the South Carattnan for W UKJ 5100001 5100001demaga 000 000damages OOgeL
damages geL He alleges malicious libelDerr libel HbeLDerr JIbeLDorr
Derr says a law arm Ann in St St Pant has hasundertaken Bas1IIIdertakea hasundertaken
undertaken to prosecute his case The Thelawyers TheJaWlerS Thelams
lawyers advise Dorr that a Senator is no
JaKe e exempt ae than t any uy other person pe n in insuch inS8dt Insack
such eases Senator Tfllman TBI caused a afraud a1raIMl afraud
fraud order to be Issued prohibiting pn WtIR Dorr Dorrfrom DorrfroM Derrfrom
from use of the mails when w D be discovered discoveredtbe dIseoeredthe discoveredthe
the nee of his name The e order was re revoked re reYOkel revoiced ¬
YOkel see soon after President Roosevelt be began beJIUl begun ¬
gun his investigation lavestigatioiiPEITD Ja investigationFEUD tioIL tioILFEUD
FEUD LEADS TO THREE DEATHS DEATHSlovra JJEATHSIOTfn DELTESIowa
Iowa Man KlUx Neighbor X hbbor Wifg Wife If and andThen andThen andThen
Then Himself HimselfDavte Himselfavts HimselfDavis
Davis qty lows Iowa Jaa KLAn oldgrudge old oldgrange oldtnIIIga
grange between John Brooks and tile family fam family famIly ¬
ily of Butler Thompson IItoIa at Pieasantoa Pieasantoasouth PIleUutDRMtIUi Pleasantonsouth
south of here wag wiped e t t this after afteri atterDOOR afternooa
i neon DOOR and as a result three persons are arcdead areaIM aredead
dead aIM one Is dying dyingBrooke 41 41Broeks dyingBrooks
Brooke weat to tbe Thompson home homearmed hemearmed bornearmed
armed with a repeating rifle rl Ad after afterkOnag aCter1dIIIa afterkilling
killing Butler Thompson and his wife ad andmortally aadjmortatt adWGUAdIog
jmortatt mortally wounding Howard Thompson ThompsonButter IboIapscmBuUerJ ThompsonButters
Butters Butter brother be placed the rme rife to hisown his hisown dsOWII
own bead and blew out Ms brains Just Justbefore JustbefOle Justbefore
before he committed d suicide Brooks re remarked re reJDUked nomarked ¬
marked to Howard B wrd Thompson who lay layOB Jaythe layoa
OB the flew at his feet feet at last I am am6YeII ameven in inarea
area with ye year r familyCRUIBRS family familySTATUS familyCRUISERS
CRUISERS STATUS PECULIAR PECULIACommander PECULIAROommander PECULIAROolumander
Commander der Harsh Mar AA to Haul Downag Do DoHag Down DownEag
Hag ag on Sunken ShipCartain Ship ShipCaptain ShipCnptnln
Captain of Illfated Yankee GetsOrders Get GetOrders Gets GetsOrders
Orders to Put Vessel Out Outof Outof Outof
of Commission CommissionBoston CommlsclonBI CommissionBeebe
Boston Jan 15 l IaCommander Commander Charles C r rMarsh C CWBe CMich
Marsh who was this week rotmeae redGee fif fifteen filteea flfteen
teen umbers for negligence te attowin attowintne allowing allowingthe allowingthe
the cruiser Yankee to ma aground onBen 01 01Hen on onBeB
Hen and Chickens Shoal Buzzards Bay Bayfc BayIs Bayis
fc Is > at the navy yard preparing to put thai thatship thaii tsIaIp
i ship out of ion cemmls The status oi oii of oftile ofthe
i the cruiser te Ute navy is said to be oa oaof ORe OReof eweof <
of tIM most peculiar ever known to nava navaloAeers naval navaloiIIcers navaloAcers
loAeers loAeersThe oAcerse oiIIcers oiIIcersT
The T TheIf e e snip was grounded srou eod oa September sptemberad
38 and remained fast on the rocks f fseveral for forseeral forseveral
several weeks but the Navy DepartiBenstBi Depertment Depertmentstili Depertmentstilt
stilt has kept the snip technically ii iicommission in inCOAUaIseIoD Inooatmteeioa
commission that is Is sne sAc has been re retained re retabMd relathed
lathed te the active list for nearly fou foumonths tour tour180IIUas fourmonths
months since becoming entirely Incapable incapa incapable incapaWe ¬
ble of doing service of any sort sortNow sortNow
1 Now comes the order from Washington Washingtoito
to pt the ship out of commission CCNBmi ad li liorder hI hI0I laorder
order to go through Ute form form Commander Commandei CommanderISk CommanderMarsh
i Marsh ISk who still is retained Ia com command comMa4I cornmend
mend of the uno uaocered cered and safeness safenessswnkea saflorlesisunken seJ10rlessl
sunken l eR snip s tp in must st go to her and read hisorder Mi Mii his hisorder
i orderHe order orderHe orderHe
He said today that he was in doubt doubuntil doubtaUI doubtuntil
until be got t to the scene just how hot he bewould h hwould hewoehl <
would proceed KO eed whether wht er he would board boantbe eoarddie boardthe
die ship and read the orders or ers while stand standteg stamit standlug
lAg on the bridge which is above 3 water waterI wateror
t I or go through the formality on the dee deeI deck deckt deckof
I of one of the rescue vessels lying near a aband
band bandWhatever baUdWhatever bandWhatever
I Whatever takes place the ceremony cerexnonjI ceremonyprescribed
I prescribed by regulations wHI be nsos most mostWlusuaL most mostunusual
1 unusualPA unusual unusualPASBWELL WlusuaLr
PASBWELL r PA BWELL WELL TO RADCLIFFEPresident RADCLIFFE EADGLTPPEPresident RADCLIFFEPrcddent
President Eliot Talks to Graduateat Graduates Graduatesat
at Luncheon in New York YorkNew YorkNew
New York Jan 1iPresl IS President ent Eliot EII9t o oHarvard
Harvard made a farewell talk to th thgraduates
graduates of Radcliffe College CoI tills after afternoon afterDOOR afterDoe
noon Doe at DelmonJcos He was the gees geesof guest guestoC guestof
of honor of the girls of Radcttffe a aluncheon
luncheon They entertained RfchanTVatson
Watson Gilder and President Raocllffeof Raocllffe RaadlfCeof
of the college also alsoBefore alsoBefore
Before the luncheon the alumnae club clalheld clubheld clubheld
held a reception for President Eliot Eliot am amhe and andhe andhe
he was deluged with good wishes He Heretires Heretires Heretires
retires from the presidency of Harvard Harvardnext Harvarcnext HanardJteXt
next March MarchPresident MarebPresldeAt MarchPresident
President Eliot made a brief talk t31k which whiclwas whichwas
was preceded by a short speech by Presl Presldent Pr Prdent
dent Radcliffe RadcliffePresident RadclUrePresk1eBt RadcliffePresident
President ElIot said that RadcKffe ant antits and andIts andIts
its affairs had always been c e = t tf s greatest great greatest Cl8test ¬
est interest to him and he was w was s sratiflecto bnLtiaedto sratiflec
to know that the college was OR eu so firm firma firmfeotlng firma
a footing footingSHOPS feotlngSHOPS footingSHOPS
SHOPS CONTINUE CONTTh E CLOSEDBoth CLOSED CLOSEDBoth CLOSEDBoth
Both Sides Besting on Their Oa Oain OaIn Oars Oarsin
in the Hatters Untte Strike StrikeNew StrikeXew StrikeNew
New York York Jan It HThere There was a gen geaeral general general
eral understanding dlDg in this aDd othesides
sides affected by y the strike of the t e bat hatt batteerS batters
t teerS rs today that until the executive com commtUee comRdttee conjetties
jetties of f the National Hat Maatifactnr MaatifactnrlersT MnauCacturers
lersT ers Association ion meets tomorrow even evening e evenlog en enIBg
log at the Knickerbocker 1tJllcker ker Hotel and de dcddes deeI derides
rides upon a plan of action action no steps wilbe
be taken to open the shops shopsThe shopsT shopsThe
The tle tieuP p it is admitted is practically practicallycomplete practical practicalcomplete
complete and this is the result cf th thunanimity <
unanimity with which the order of ofassoclationto tb tbassociation <
assoclationto association to discontinue tho onion 1U on labewas la laways
was ways o beyed beyedMeantime beyedMeanUme Fed FedMeantime
Meantime the officers of the union wi wimake wllj
j make no further move move It was learned learned un tinI until untii
I til they know the next move of the manufacturers manu manufacturers manufacturers
facturersFL facturers facturersL25
facturersLd
FL Ld L25 So n Baltimore and Return ReturnJoday Bettinioday Returnoday
Joday oday via v a Baltimore and Ohio Rallroi
fRIGHTfUL HTPII nirULuni nirULuniwentythree PP C CRASH H HON
ON 4 8m GRANDE GRANDEBodies G NDE NDETwentJthree
wentythree TwentythreeFRIGHTFUL Bodies Taken Takenfrom Takenfrom Takenfrom
from Debris of Wreck WreckJOMUSIONATTHESGENE WreckCONFUSION WreckC0
CONFUSION C0 JOMUSIONATTHESGENE JOMUSIONATTHESGENEiotliing 1EDSi01 ATTfIESCENE ATTfIESCENENotl ATTHE SGE1 E Ed
d
Notl g Left L ft of Engines but aTwisted a aTwisted aTwisted
Twisted Mass of otM MetaL MetaLtoad Me taL taLRond taLRoad
toad Torn Up for Hundreds of Feet FeetTics F FeetTies t tTIes
TIes Ripped Up and Cam Car Smashedlo Smashed Smasheft Smasheftto
to Bits DlbGraphlc Graphic Story Told by byFireman byFlremnn byFiremanLittle
FiremanLittle Fireman Little Girl Only One OneFound OneFound OneFound
Found Alive In the Day Coach CoachPassengers COlchPassengers CoachPassengers
Passengers Fight Against FlamesGlenweod Flames FlamesGleawcod FlameGlcnWCod
Gleawcod Springs CoL Jan K Kwentytaree lG lGTwentytitree IdTwentythree
Twentytitree wentytaree bodies had been taken from frome fomthe fromthe
the e debris of tile frightful rlght l wreck on onthe Othe cutthe
the Rio Grande e Railroad near Dotsero Dotserowhen Dotserowben Dotserowhen
when darkness fell tonight tonightFortyfive teaightFortyfive temgbtFortyfive
Fortyfive Injured persons have been beenbrought beenbrought beenbrought
brought here A number of men yho yhohad TOO TOOhad 00 00Bad
had been slightly tJy hurt remained on the thescene theseene thescene
scene to aid tile train crews fa the work workof workor workof
of recovering the bodies Cow more ofwhich of ofwhich ofwRlch
which at least are thought Uteeg t to be la the thewreckage tilewreckage thewreckage
wreckage wreckageOwing wreckageOwing wreckageOwing
Owing teethe e confusion C8Df R at tile scene e ofthe of ofthe ortlIe
the accident and the reticence r e ef t the of officials 0 0AclaJs offciais ¬
ficials it has been diScait dtmctIitw dll ceit to get at the tbeexact t theexact e eexact
exact figures bat tills estimate based on onreports onreports onreports
reports from Detsero are thought to bereliable be boreHeble bereHeble
reHeble reHebleIdenfJfled
Identified DeadAmong Dead DeadAmong DeadAmong
Among the identified dead are axeJOHX areJOILt areJORN
JOHX C C DAVIS KeWot t I IkmB rfsBiMataa tWw1 Draj DrajOapoj DtDemw Drn DrnCassrasp
Oapoj Dearer Demw1RIHUR DearerARTHUR DearsrABTHDE
ARTHUR WILLIAMS Da 3tah XriMS X er lows I0raMn I lowsMrs IQ
Mn L 1 J EZELL TVgBgtca lS mm S So Dak DakCHAELES DalyCHARLES J
CHARLES rJr RT MAHON PifaeeioB 1 13ts led ledYs tad tad31a
3ts ARTHUR WILLIAMS Des IWaea leasGEORGE leas IvnGEORGE WnGEORGE
GEORGE W OLSON St sc Lads Le LeDr 3f 3fDr ifa ifaDr
Dr ORVILLB Z LSOX LSO AsWI UIdIRef S Neer NeerRex kr krOthers
Ref t t 1 BILLL L BI X Y YOtberJl YOthers
Others Who VTio PerishedCsidatiiat Perished Perishedd
U Csidatiiat d K weaa BWI were J hha gait lies s arts artssbscs named 1MrHd44Sucer namedNantes
Nantes shin a mKW Jd S As Brothers Frtsmeth B PerU PerUI3 t tCLARENCE
I3 8ikU Oho OhoUsldr
U Usldr ed t mm aa sere m n scat d and Wu WuJkirt Lisaglint
glint glintcI
JkirtCLAREiOE
cI CLARENCE ARENaz A OOODGJG VteaStei Whsbh ttq v D DMrs 1 C CKETTLBR e eKBITLBR <
KBITLBR KETTLBR AAIIMR AAIIMRJrs AahMu Nib NibMrs
Mrs MARY KETTLER Ashi Arihtrr ArihtrrJOHX n few fewJOHN k k30m
JOHN WILLIAMS CUtfo cIaM cIaMB9r Xr XrGfej obr obrBar
Bar twebe y tIN tINOirl ddmtded ddmtdedGirl
Girl Gfej tfeht jap aid aidCM died diedBap i 1 1Br
Br te yens oW oWGfI aoiimtided aoiimtidedGirl
CM GfI tsx ix yars 1 eN M wsiietiid wsiietiidllsddeatf5ed u uUaIdDdied HirtMuL HirtMuLCsMeatised
CsMeatised spas 1NIUI tlkt tfckty yews yewszMex were wereate 0adIII 0adIIIeWe
eWe ateA zMexA
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HARRY DUY DOXN D W S St Leefa Loeis Yo YotJDideDtied MeDedeadd 3 o oDaideadftsi
Daideadftsi traap traapSome tIu8pU tIu8pSome t zep zepUnideined
Unideined U jean ss = a aSome
Some of the InjuredAmong Injured InjuredAmong InJur d dkong
Among kong the Injured are areCfczzks ara araCwies arsebins
Cfczzks bins H R Wflhae D De cat shad lashed tnfsedabort kafedabeat lashedabeat
abeat fees herd iateraal is i iItjIIries iItjIIriesT JKries JKriesT ies iesT
T T B Miller Desrec DesrecFred DetTerFred Demmebed
Fred f t > D DwTsr DwTsrPIdIIp De rerPhBip rer rmaPhilip
Philip Peters Deader DtmeQJCie mgrs eA tgaa n ness ezger ezgerQe er erGlde
Glde E E McCbw M oau Darer PidBHts PtiIBmaO cnaiecfrg cenduSemaEsa cnaiecfrgWfflEm
WfflEm O Yted Dearer Dcm frgs Itnacted k nab nabaacted teelc dta dtaD
nacted 1erlRs 1erlRsD xsieesD
D P F Robasw Dearer DesT < cat start k bead 1IeH1Mmas beadTbraas t tTbsau
Tbsau CidweB ea JcfieC Itt nuin Kabdfr r doT jIe jIeT e eT
T Ex lam WBJttw S S Dale DakS DetImIaa DaleLilla
ImIaa Is PaoesP bi Werai WeraiH ihhjrda ihhjrdaH
H H B SdiMiJIt S i JIIIiei rile et lipS K KSo
So S J Mania summit e < palko Bn ef Cm Casa clM Kj KjV K7 K7ri1 Krvm
ri1 Me s kW shitSr
W V J JeSries m6la eagiacs of might kai leg kgrmehsd legnnibnl I ImMiMd
rmehsdGus nnibnl mMiMdG8 nnibnlGas
Gas Olsoa Gnad Jean J CM Cola eagiaetr pas passajgc pissmgm > 5 5eagc
sajgcD sajgc smgmD
D 1 J Miter M Grand JtecSea Ode 0eJeClIcks tes f fc3heiea a ayusetsK
yusetsK yusetsKChKles j
ClIcks P M Masse ce R Rsfklaed lsd CsL CsLMis Cds c3iiMrs
Mrs Bona Moace MoaceJ ueeJelm
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J Jim toEoss floss Cferdrad Ohio OMaTtaau OhioThorns
Thorns EMott EIIoU I tt Piagttm r Iowa IKTSW MzW Iowaw IE IEI1I8t3u
W Acm Ra Bardaa RIT M Ohi OhiMrs Ollie OiseMrs
Mrs 1ts G Btetfce Wa Was ofc M Ye YeJ MoJ u uJ I
J J H Hayden u d did B BSeM Cafa OkK OhMrs OkKMrs OttaYs
Mrs Nee N eIIe e J M Y EtM Sla Stahdle fek Gal GalPred CatFred CalFred
Fred JOBKO I Ion wa Pans Iww IwwMrs 1 l3lrs I Ix IW
Mrs A W W McOdey U and a d tdhidder chfti dIBII VSaenaKxa VSaenaKxaXer WI
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Cfenare Vass Vaw MiddWMBy X Vt Vtq sr ap a aAnas ae dinAwes j
Awes reis RoBtociiW Rr Pert Wflrtk Tex TexAriso TenArso I IArso
Arso Vetefotis Fort W Worth rta Ttec TerJ TtecJ TaJ
J B Theme TkOBosas a BrcoiMga S So Dak DakMis 1 1Um 131st
Mis J B n TfewBpsoo TfewBpsooD hanp on 1 1D 1 1D
D E E Came eam Tww Pans Iwta IwtaHirrer IRtT lraBirrey
Hirrer RtT MKefc telieH Stttte Ceo lop dbtocated dbtocatedC dkkcateC td i iC
C S So BuTt Fan F Fazmog agtw n tub IVariuMartin tubMartin i iStaJk
Martin Sta Staple jk Darer UaTelll traveling tr Teb g scan SMSKails aaRaUs
Rails Torn from TiesThe Ties TiesThe TI 5 5The
The immense Im 1DSe force of the coHtsfen Is Isshovm Sssbown isshown
shown by the condition of the track atthe at attbe atthe
the scene of the wreck The rails were W8r9torn weretorn weretorn
torn from the ties and twisted t into all allshapes alska aIshapes
shapes ska s The ties were e ripped out of the theground theao1md theground
ground ao1md and even the car wheels w eels and andtrucks andtrucks andtrucks
trucks trucks were smoked te bits bitsThe ItsTbe bitsThe
The road bed is torn wp p fo for hundreds hundredsof
of feet and of the engines nothing uetJdn re relaaias remains e eroams
roams but a smoking heap ef inetal inetalweWed xnetaweided meta metawel
weWed wel ed ogetber by the terrific force Ote of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Impact ImpactMany iropectMany lmpectIany
Many Iany headless bodies were taken from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the chair car and thIs fact furnishes evi evidence 6yldence evidence ¬
dence that Ute coach behind mounted toe toetrucks hetrucks n 9 9trueks
trucks of the chair car and catching the thaheads tteheads theheads
heads of the passengers pa gers as they fey baric baricon be k kon Icon
on the th beadrest tore them off 0 < before beforethey beC beforethey re rethey
they had the least warningHead warning warDlDgI1 warningHead
Head I1 ad Is Severed SeveredThe SeTeredThe SeveredThe
The bodies of two men men both of whom vrhomhad whomhad whonhad
had lost their legs were found f In the thefront thefront thefront
front end of the chair clIal car They had hadJust hadjust ha hajust
Just time to catch at each other ot er and tf the thedend thedead e edead
dead bodies were found trim fingers fingerslocked ngesJacked lingerslocked
locked in each others ot ers throats The Tbefather Thefather Thefather
father of of the Mtt little e girl who was te teonly t treonly e
only 0111 one found aUve m iR the day coa conh conhwas h hwas hwas
was picked up near where the mother motherlay Htothprlay mothericy
lay HIs head bad been severed as clean cleanly dea ¬
ly 1 as with a knifeFireman knife knifeFireman 1tftFireman
Fireman John Anderson tells a graphlo graphlostory grap grapMastory Q QstorY
story of his ls narrow escape eiDa He said saidI saidI
I had my shovel s lit i my bands ad andjust adjust adjust
just turning toward t wanl the tender whfn the theglare theglare he hegare
glare from a heeoTigbt head1I bt shown sbc wn f full H in my myface myrae mvface
face rae Of course COtI I knew that co could ld mean meanonly rcpanonly mpa mpaonly
only one thing aad I didnt stop to look lookor lookor lookor
or to thinkand jumped and that savedmy saved savedmy s ted tedm
my m life lifeWhilft meWhile IlfeWh
While Wh Ilt I was still In the air it seemed seemedto seemedto efm d dto
to me the t e engines met and after I Istruck Istruck Istruck
struck the ground I scrambled along aIo1 h toget t tget hget >
get out of the way in case they toppledover toppled toppledov tGpptEjoe
ov oe over r on that side I suppose I did not nothaVe nfltboe nothha
haVe boe hha ° ve more than a second to spare aft aftf after > r rI rI
I first saw the headlight I hare Jm e had hadmany hadmany
many a close call in my railroading bat batthis bltthis btthis
this was the nearest one oneA oneA De DeA
A pitiful feature of the wreck is that thatseveral thatseer thatseveral
several entire families were in the cha char charcar Ir Ircar
car and of 0 these families all but the one onelittle oneUtile onelittle
little girl were Wiled WiledIn kBletIn killedIn
In In the first section of the tourist sleeper sleeperfour sleeperfour sleeperfour
four little girls were found two tn n each eaehCoatisued eachCoat1BlIed eachroatinued
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