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in Blackmail Case CaseSHOET CaseSHORT CaseSHORT
SHORT FOE MANY YEARS YEAESAdmits YEARSAdmits YEARSAdmits
Admits Accounts Involved as asFar asFar
Far Back Ba k as 18 1858 1858Witness 1858Witnea 58
Witness Declares Mrs Ir Ford Knew Knetvof Knewof Knewof
of His HS Crime and and that lie Protect Protected Protected Protected ¬
ed His Predecessor and Also E S SCooke SCooke SCooke
Cooke Whose Name Ha has Been DeeuI1rought licenBrought BeenBrought
Brought Into the Present Cn CnKe CnKeLetter CniieLetteri e eLetteri
Letteri to Mrs Mr Ford Are H Rend RendClncInnfttl nd ndCincinnati adClncInnati
Cincinnati Feb 3 3Th The Th atory of his histheft histheft histheft
theft of G13000 ts iS000 from the funds of the Big BigFour BigFour BigPour
Four Railroad was told today by Charles CharlesI Char1eL
I L Warrlner the convicted treasurer of ofthft atthe ofth6
the railroad who for three days has been beenon beenon beenon
on the witness stand against Jeanette JeanetteFord JeanetteFord JeanettaFord
Ford the Voman woman on trial on the charge chargeof chargeat chargeof
of blackmailing him himWarrlner himWarriner hima
a Warriner said In brief that he was wasshort wasshort wasehort
short that plain totaling and comparison comparisonby comparisonby
by the auditor P A Hewitt would have haveshown haveshown haveshown
shown It any day that E S Cooke now nowof nowot nowof
of Chicago was 2 600 OO short as an at attache attache attacho ¬
tache of tthe the Big Four that that his own ownpredecessor ownpredoce5or ownpredoccsor
predecessor Frank Comstock was 10600 10600short 10iOOshort 1OSJshort
short that ha h took over the two short shortages shortages shortages ¬
ages and formed a community of Interest Interestwith Interestwith interestwith
with those two that he was the first firstto firstto firstto
to discover the Comstock shortage but butcovered butcovered
covered It up to shield his own that he hehad hehad hehad
had turned over to the th BIg Four Railroad Railroadsecurities Ral1roadsecurltles Railroadsecurit1e
securities of market value va1u of 200000 OOO at atthe attho atthe
the time of the exposure that Mrs Ford Fordrepeatedly Fordre Fordrepeatedly
repeatedly re atedly had accused him of being beingshort beinghort beingohort
short hort that he believed a government ste stenographer 5tenogrnpher stenographer ¬
nographer Miss Ida Brockway in a quar quarrel Quarrel quarrel ¬
rel with Mrs rrs Ford led to his exposure exposureat expo5ureat exposureat
at the hands of Frank Couden Miss MissBrockwaya MissBrockways MissBrockways
Brockways superior that he had not notbeen notbeen notbeen
been promised Immunity that he had hadnever hadnever hadnever
never handled illegal rebates rebat s to his hisknowledge hisknowle hisknowledge
knowledge knowle ge
Paid Her Large Sums SnrasDid SumsDId StunsDid
Did Mrs Ford know you were short shortWarrlner shortT shortTWaniner shortWarriner
Warrlner was asked askedMrs askedMrs askedFord
Mrs Ford got so much money from fromme tromme fromme
me that any person rlJOn with ordinary intelli intelligence Into11letlO intelligeuoe ¬
gence etlO would realize that that I would have ha to tobe tobe tobe
be a a millionaire mUllonmre to supply It It was gen generally gencraUy gencrafly ¬
erally known that I waa not a million millionaire mIllionalre IMlilionaire ¬
aire I believe Mrs Ford suspected 1spected that thatI thatI thatI
I was short In fact she charged ma with withbeing withbeing withbeing
being short many times timesWaniner timesWarrlner timesI
I Waniner named Henry Clews Co Coof Coat Coof
of Now ow York as the brokers with whom whomhe whombe whomhe
he lost money not saying how Ow much muchWarrlner muchWarriner muchWarriner
Warriner admitted adnrltt d that there was a ashortage ashortAge a ashortage
shortage In his accounts when he h was In InToledo inToJedo InToledo
Toledo with the old Bee Line Railroad RailroadIn Re11roadIn
In 1ESB 1ESBLetters 1SS8Letters 25SLetters
Letters of Edgar S Cooke to Mrs MrsJeanotte MrsJeanette MrsJeanotte
Jeanotte Ford as warm as the letters of ofMrs otMrs ofMrs
Mrs Ford to Edgar Cooke were read by byAttorney byAttorney byAttorney
Attorney Thorndyke ThorndykeUrged ThorndykeUrged TborndykeUrged
Urged to Renew Blackmail BlackmailI
I 1 wouldnt expose this matter said saidCooke saldCooke saidCooke
Cooke In one letter for you may need needfinancial needfinancial needfinancial
financial aid aidWhat aUJWhat aidWhat
What do you think he means by that thatasked thatasked 1 1asked
asked Thorndyke of Warriner WarrlnerThey WarrinerThey WarrinerThey
They must both have been working me mefor mefor mefor
for money replied he heSend heSend heSend
Send a 8 ten spot as soon as you get getmoney getmoney getmoney
money from Charley another Cooke let letter letter letter ¬
ter read readCharleys readChrleys readChsrleys
Charleys money is mentioned quite quitefrequently quitefrequently quitefrequently
frequently In the letters Warriner Iden Identified Identified ideatitled ¬
tified himself as Charley CharleyHANDICAP CharleyHANDICAP CharloyHANDICAP
HANDICAP FOR AMERICANS AMERICANSLIcnt
LIcnt Shncltleton Says Sa7 the he British BritishCamp EritiihCamp rltbh rltbhCamp
Camp Would oult De Favorable FavorableLondon FavorableLondon FavorableLondon
London Feb 3 3Lteut Lieut Shackleton Shackletondiscussing ShackletondIscussing Shackletondiscussing
discussing Commander Pearys plans for foran toran foran
an antarctic expedition said It was ques questionable QUestionable questionable ¬
tionable whether a suitable landing lan < llng place placecould plaoecould placecould
could be found on the side of the Antarc Antarctic Antarctic Antarotic ¬
tic continent opposite to the British Britishcamp Britishcamp Britishcamp
camp campThe campThe I IThe
The distance to the south pole from fromthat tromthat fromthat
that aide of the continent was wa also alsogreater a1110greater aisogreater
greater but most Important of all the theregion theregton theregion
region is unknown uflflOWfl and the Americans Americanswould AmericlUlswould Amerfcnswould
would accordingly be handicapped han lcapped com compared compared cornpared ¬
pared with Capt Scott whose route was wasknown wasknown wasknown
known to within ninetyseven miles of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the pole poleLieut poleLieut poleLieut
Lieut Evans Capt Scotts second In Incommand Incommand incommand
command sold he was very glad to hear hearof hearot hearof
of Commander Pearys antarctic proposal proposalIt proposp1It
It would make the British expedition more moreexoltlnff moreexotuI18 moreexo1Un
exoltlnff and would woul Increase the British Britishdetermination BritishdetermJnation BritishdeterfllthatiOfl
determination to get there first He was wasof wasot wasof
of tho opinion that it was most unlikely unlikelythat unlikelythat unlikelythat
that the two expeditions would meet meetvraaiNiA meetvmGINIA meetViGINTh
vraaiNiA TO PAY PENSIONS PENSIONSDelegates PENSIONSB PENSIONSlXnae
B lXnae e of Delegates Appropriates AppropriatesOOO Appropviate8t3OOO
1 8t3OOO 6SOOO OOO for Last Year
Special to The Whahlngtno WII Herald HeraldRichmond nl BI BIRicimlond J JR1chlJ1ond
Richmond Va Feb 3 3Re 3RedeemIng Redeeming mlng the thocampaign thecampnJgn thecanitIgn
campaign promises made by the Demo Democratic DemocratIc Democratic ¬
cratic party during the recent State Stat con contest contest contest ¬
test the house of delegates today unani unanimously unanimOUll1ypassed unanimously ¬
mously mOUll1ypassed passed the bill appropriating appropriatingJ65000 approprIating65OOO appropriating65OOO
J65000 65OOO to pay pensions for the year 1909 190Gto 1909to 1909to
to those who did not receive their money moneybecause moneybecause moneyheeause
because the pension fund had become ex exhausted exhausted cxThe ¬
hausted haustedThe haustedThe
The most Important bill b 1 which passed passedeither passedeither passedeither
either house today was tho measure In Increasing Increasing increasing ¬
creasing the license taxes on dealers in inintoxicating Inintodcatlng inintoxicating
intoxicating liquors It went through the theupper theuppor theupper
upper house without with withdut ut opposition oppositionSenator oppositionSfnator oppositionSenator
Senator Edmondson offered a bill to al allow allow a alow
low the voters of Houston Halifax Coun County County Cottnty ¬
ty to vote upon the establishment of a adispensary adispensary i idispensary
dispensary
Erneat Brown Dead DeadLos DeadLog DeadLos
Los Angeles Gal Feb S 3Erneet 3ErneetBrown 3ErnestBrown Ernest ErnestBrown
Brown aged twentyeight t entyelght a newsparjcj newsparjcjman news newsman newsparia newspariaman
man of New ew York City died yesterdiM yesterdiMHe ye yesterd yesterdRe terd terdHe
He came to this city several months ago agosuffering ago5utrerlng ago agosuffering
suffering from pulmonary trouble troubleI trouble12BnltIntore
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125 1 12BnltIntore Baltimore and Return
Baltimore AOhlo Ohio U R
Every Saturday and Sunday All trains
h 1 wr sr I Kt 3t bqlh QJi4 yjr except Royal Lint LintTj
Tj 7 G st st and 619 Penna
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I I WEATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor FORECASTFor I IFor
For the District of Columbia ColumbiaMaryland ColumbiaMaryland ColumbiaMaryland
Maryland and Virginia VirginiaFair VirginiaFairand TirginiaThirand Fair Fairand
and somewhat colder today to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
morrow fair brisk northwest northwestand northwestand northwestand
and west winds windsHERALD windsHERALD windsHERALD
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY SUMMARYPnjre SUMMARYPnate SUMMARYPages
Pages Pnjre1Warrlner PnateIWarriner Pages1Warriner
1Warrlner Tells of Thefts TheftsAuld TheftsAuld TheftsAuld
Auld Arguments Are Submitted SubmittedLovemad SubmittedLovemad SubmittedLovemad
Lovemad Student Kills KillsFather KfllsFnther ICillsFather
Father Defies the Law LawHonduras LawIionduras LawIonduras
Honduras Iionduras in Revolt Revolt2Love Revc t t2Love
2 2Love Love Feast After Tariff Pact PactDeath PactDeath PactDeath
i Death Trails Old Soldier SoldierWar SoldierWar SoldierWar
i War on the Mistletoe MistletoeS Mistletoe3News
S 3News Nows O5 of Day in Congress Congro Congress4Workman s s4Workman
4 4Workman Breaks a a Record RecordCatholic RecordCatholic RecordCatholic
i Catholic University Dance DanceSocioty i iSociety
5 Socioty6Editorial Society SocietyCEflltorlal SocietyrEdltorlal
CEflltorlal rEdltorlal71n 6Editorial7In
7 71n In World of Women WomenS WomenSSpoltlng WomenSSporting
S SSpoltlng SSpoltlng9Dany SSporting9Daily Sporting SportingDlly
9Dany Dlly Court Record RecordNews RecordNews RecordNews
News of Maryland and Virginia Virginia11Market Virginial1lIarkcts Virgini11Markets
11Market l1lIarkcts12RotaU 11Markets12Retail
12 12RotaU Retail Dealers Refuse Testimony TestimonyParty TestimonyParty TestimonyParty
Party Men See Taft TaftSWALLOWS TaftSW TaftSWALLOWS
SWALLOWS SW ALLOVS DIAMONDThief DIAMOND DIAMONDThief
Thief Robs Capt Roechfuss in the theStreets theStreets theStreets
Streets of New York YorkNew YorkNew YorkNew
New York Feb 3 3Capt Capt George E ERoechfuss ERoechtus5 ERoechfuss
Roechfuss U S A stationed at Fort FortMyer FortM FortMyer
Myer M cr was robbed of a diamond pin val valued valued valued ¬
ued at 160 on Wednesday Wednesda night The Theman Theman Theman
man who took the diamond swallowed It Itand It Itand itand
and the chances of its recovery are arethought arcthought arethought
thought to be slight slightCapt slightCapt slightCapt
Capt Roechfuss came here a few days daysago daysago daysago
ago on a months furlough He went to a atheater atheater atheater
theater on Wednesday night and after afterward afterward afterward ¬
ward started to walk to his lodgings at atm atWest
m 1 West Twentyfirst street At Eighth Eighthavenue Eighthavenue Eighthavenue
avenue and Twentythird street two men manconfronted menconfronted menconfronted
confronted him One of them with the theexclamation theexclamation theexclamation
exclamation I want that grabbed rabbed the thepin thepin thepin
pin and made off The captain capt ln shouted shoutedand shoutedand shoutedand
and several persons ran after the thief thiefMounted thletIounted thiefMounted
Mounted Policeman Lenihan finally finallycaught 1n finallycaught 1111 Y Ycaught
caught James McBurke who the captain captainsays captainsays captainsays
says Is the man who took the pin Lord Lonlhan Lenlban Lordban
ban recovered the setting but could not notfind notfind notfind
find the atone Finally McBurke confess confessed confessed confessed ¬
ed that he had swallowed It ItHe It ItHe itHo
He was taken to the Jefferson Market MarketCourt MarketCourt MarketCourt
Court today and held by Magistrate MagistrateCornell MagistrateCome1l MagistrateCornell
Cornell In SUOO 1100 ball for trial trialHONDURAS trialHONDURAS trialHONDURAS
HONDURAS IN REVOLT
Davila Made President by Zelaya ZelayaThreateped ZelayaThreateJled ZelayaThreateied
Threateped with Overthrow OverthrowNew OverthrowNew OverthrowNew
New Orleans Feb 3 3Passengers Passengers ar arriving arriving arriving ¬
riving from Central America report trou trouble trouble trotble ¬
ble In Honduras with the probability of ofthe otthe ofthe
the overthrow of President Davila either eitherby eltharby OIthCtby
by Congress or by a revolution Davila Davilawas Davilawas Davilawas
was placed In the Presidency by Zelaya Zelayaof Zelaaot Zelayaof
of Nicaragua who used the Nicaragua Nicaraguatroops NJcaraguatroops Nicaraguatroops
troops for that t at purpose rpe e receiving lit re return return return ¬
turn considerable conslderabl6 territory and a large largesum Jargesum largesum
sum of money He remained neutral dur during dUrIng durIng ¬
ing the downfall of Zelaya and has thus thuslost thusl08t thuslost
lost the support of both factions factionsThe factionsTho factionsThe
The cut In the salaries s larles of all officials officialsand ornatalsand officialsand
and the higher classes to meet m8 the Zelaya Zelayatribute Zelaatrlbut Zalaystribute
tribute have weakened Davllaa support supportThe supportThe supportThe
The Congress of Honduras was called to together together together ¬
gether January 1 to right the matters malleisand mattetsand mattersand
and was asked to approve various rlOUB laws lawsenacted Jawsenaotod lawsenacted
enacted by the president acting as die dictator dlotator dietator ¬
tator during the Interim Although Da Davila Davlla Davila ¬
vila himself named nearly all the con congressmen congreMmen congresemen ¬
gressmen they have refused to approve approvehis approvehis approvehI
his hI acts and his control has been gradu gradually gradually gradually
ally slipping away from him himThe himThe himThe
The President has so raved and storm stormed stormed stormad
ed at the men who have abandoned him himthat himthat himthat
that he Is popularly been reported to be beInsane beInSft beinsane
Insane InSft e talking to himself all the time timeand timeand timeand
and sitting for hours with his eyes closed closedWILL closedWILL closedWILL
WILL DEFEND BALIINGER BALIINGERXnahvlllc BALLINc BALLINGERXashUle + EB EBNashville
Xnahvlllc Man Ian Retained a aN Counsel CounselIn CounselIn i iIn
In Congress Investigation InvestigationIt
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It was said yesterday that John J J Ver Vertrees Vertrees Vertrees
trees of Nashville Tenn is the attor attorney attorneJ attorneyzelected ¬
ney neJ neyzelected selected by Secretary of the Interior Interiorteresis InteriorBallinger JnteriorBallinger
Ballinger Ballinger to defend Mr r BalUngers in interests Interests
terests before betorethe the joint committee ofj of ofCongress ofCongress
Congress which Is Investigating the thecharges thecharges thecharges
charges of Louis R Glavis against again t the theconduct theconduct theconduct
conduct of the Interior Department DepartmentMr Dep DepartmentMr rtment rtmentMr
Mr Vertreos has a high reputation as asa asa asa
a lawyer In the South He Is a personal personalfriend personalfriend personalfriend
friend of President Taft TartFIND TaftFEND
FIND OLD MANUSCRIPTS MANUSCRIPTSWorkmen MANUSORIPTSorkrnen A1TLJSORIPTSWorkmen
Workmen orkrnen of Florence Come Upon UponHiding UponHiding Uponhiding
Hiding Place in Plazzo PlazzoRome PlnzzaRome PlazzoRome
Rome Feb FQ F S 3In In the course of ofalterations oralterations ofalterations
alterations on on ° v the ground floor of the theplazzo theplazzo theplazzo
plazzo Vecohio Yecohlh Florence partition walls wallsof wallsof wallsof
of the Sala del Popolo were demolished demolishedand demoUsl demolisHedand e < t tand
and the hiding place was discovered of orvolumes
200 volumes of manuscripts dating from from13S5 from13SS
13S5 to the overthrow of the republic and andrelating andrelating andrelating
relating to the diplomatic relations be between betwoen betwoen ¬
twoen Germany Arezzo Perugfa and andPlstola andPlstola andPistola
Plstola PlstolaHistorically PlstolaHistorically PistolaHistorically
Historically they are very Important ImportantSeveral ImportantSeveral importantSeveral
Several of them bear the seals of Car Cardinal Cardinal Cardma ¬
dinal dma Ippolito Medici A commission has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been appointed to decipher and publish publishthem pubUshthem publishthem
them
REAPPOINTMENT FOR MERRITT MERRITTNomination MERRITTNominatIon MERRITTNomination
Nomination by Taft Will Be Sent to tothe tothe tothe
the Senate Soon SoonIt Soon1t Soonrt
It rt was almounced on good authority authoritylast author1t author1tlast authoritylast
last night that John A A Merrltt Merritt of Lock Lockport Lockport Lockport
port N Yf Y collector of customs at atNiagara atNiagara atNiagara
Niagara Falls Is to be reappointed by byPresident byPresident byPresident
President Taft TaftHis TaftHis
His nomination It was said will be besent besent besent
sent to the Senate within a few days daysMr daysMr daysMr
Mr Morritt was formerly postmaster postmasterhere postmasterhere postmasterhere
here
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HOUSE WANTS GYM GYMRepresentatives GYMRepresentative
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Representatives Ask Cannon to Set SetAside SetAslele SetAside
Aside Room in Office Building BuildingSpeaker DunlIngSpeaker BuildingSpeaker
Speaker Cannon has been asked to set setaside setaside setaside
aside a room In the House office building buildingas
as a gymnasium for the use of Repre Representatives Representatlvos Representativos ¬
sentatives If he consents some of the themembers themembers themembors
members of the House Interested In the theproposition thepropostuon theproposition
proposition will take up a collection to tobuy toy toy
buy y all sorts of fleshreducing and muscle muscleIng musclepimng
i nrmlng Ing apparatus apparatus4jt apparatusthe apparatusthe
4jt the thing goes through newspaper newspaperjneifvlll newspapermcn newspapermeaviil
jneifvlll mcn 111 be barred It Is thought It Itwouldnt Itwouldnt itwouldnt
wouldnt help the dignity dlgnlt of the House Houseif
if the public wore era to obtain an adequate adequatedescription adequatedescrIption adequatedescription
description of Sereno Payne Pa 11e exercising exercisingon xerclstngon
on the parallel bars or Cy Sulloway doing doingI
the giant swing
I PROMINENT IN NAVY YARD YARDCONTROVERSY CONTROVERSY NOW GOING ON IN INB9STON BSTON
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PAYMASTER PAY rASTER GEORGE P AULD USN U S N IN THE CENTER CE TER AND HIS COUNSEL MAJ 1 > IAJ HENRY LEONARD AND CAPT
H J HtRSHINGER HIRSH INGER U S M I C
DEFIES THE LAW LAWTO LAWTO LA LATO
TO HOLD HIS SON SONL SO
L B Adams Fights Requisi Requisition Requisition Requisition ¬
tion on Kidnapping Charge Cli arge
IS WANTED IN CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIASon
Son of Famous Policy I oUer King Inl Al AlAdams AIAdnJllS AlAdams
Adams of Xe New evr York Given lIonel Ilomlat lIonelat Ilonilat
at Tucson Ariz Pending n Hear Hearing lIenrInJ Hearlug ¬
lug InJ of the Merits of the Case O CiueIZLS CiueIZLSHad tfWl tfWlIIn1 Has HasHad
Had a Checkered Career CareerJffW Cnreeryorlt CareerNv
JffW York Feb 1 S Louis L J uSSB uIi B L La A8a A8aa Aka
a son of c At Adams th the poHejr polIywho kins kinswho kiacwho
who killed himself on October 1 1Is 1 If IfIs 1 1is
Is In Tucson Ariz fighting n h extradi extradition extradition extradttion ¬
tion to San Francisco for kidnapping his blaSOD hisson ntoeon
eon Adams Is I thirtythree years eanr old oldand oldand d dand
and has had a pretty lively career In Inthis inthis inthis
this town including a six months im imprisonment Imprisonment 1wprisonment ¬
prisonment on BlackweHs Island tor forassaulting toraSMulting
assaulting his father ath l He was arrested arrestedin arrtedIn
in Tucson TUC OI Wednesday with hi liii child ettfldand otdldand childand
and a 8 nurse whom h he had taken from fromthis fromthfs fromthis
this city cityYoung cityYounJ cityYoung
Young Adams and MR wife have been beenseparated beenleptlrated beenseparated
separated for more than 8 year Sb Sbowned She Sheownod Sheowned
owned a 8 country home in New Jersey Jerseywhere Jer Jerseywherb y ywherw
where they formerly spent pent part of tho thoyear thoyeer theyear
year and nd a house ho In West Vest Twelfth Twelfthstreet Twelfthstreet Twelfthstreet
street When she left him she went to toSan toSan toSn
San Francisco taking with Ith her their theirtwo theirtwo theirtwo
two children a boy and a girl girlAdams girlAdams girlAdams
Adams was particularly fond of the theboy theboy thebo
boy boy bo and told his hi his friends friend here that he hecould hecould hecould
could not bear to give up the child He Heendeavored Heendeavored Heendeavored
endeavored to persuade persu de Mr Mrs Adams he hetold hetold hetold
told his friends to let him have the boy boya boya
a few months in every year but she sherefused sherefu sherefused
refused refu ed Then he made up his mind to tokidnap tokidnap tokidnap
kidnap his son sonWelllaid sonWelllaid on onel1Inlll
Welllaid el1Inlll Plot tei to < Kidnap KidnapHe IiiinapHe
He left New Ne York about two weeks weeksago weeksago eks eksago
ago accompanied accomp nied by a nurse whom he hehired hehired hehired
hired to assist asthlm him In caring CArin for the theboy thebo theboy
I boy bo and a friend named John Murphy MurphyWhen Murphy MurphyWhen
IWhen When they got to San Francisco they theywatched thei theiwatched theywatched
watched Mrs frs Adam hotel for several severaldays severalday severaldays
days day waiting for an opportunity One Oneday Oneday Oneday
day while Mrs Adams was out shop shopping shopping hop hopping ¬
ping her husband got possession posaes lon of the thechild thechild thechild
child childWith childWith childWith
With his hl Bon Murphy Murphy and the nurse nurseAdams nurseAdams nurseAdams
Adams got on a train tratn and headed East EastMrs EllstMrs EastMrs
Mrs Adams meanwhile had hndgone gone to the thepolice thepoUce thepolice
police in San Francisco Francl o and an asked to tel telegraph telegraph telograph ¬
egraph ahead and have
her husband ar arrested arrested arrested ¬
rested The sheriff of Colma County Countynailed Countynailed Countynailed
nailed Adams last Tuesday with a mes message mesSftge message ¬
sage to the authorities at El Paso He Hewas Hewas liewas
was arrested and at first made no at atContinncil atContlnuell atContinued
Continued on Pajye Pflg 4 Column 7 7SITUATION 7SITUATION 7 7SITUATION
SITUATION CALMS DOWN
Constantinople Papers Continue to toAttack toAHnet toAttack
Attack Greeks and Cretann CretannConstantinople CretnnnConstantinople CretnusConstantinople
Constantinople Feb 3 3There There Is less lessexcitement leasexcitement lossexcitement
excitement here today over the Grecian Greciansituation Greciansituation Greciansituation
situation although the newspapers con continue continue continue ¬
tinue to attack the Greeks and Cretans Cretansviolently Cretansvlolentl Cretansviolently
violently vlolentl M Dragoumls the new Greek Greekpremier Greekpremier Greekpremier
premier has given assurances which whichseem whichseem whichseem
seem to have allayed Turkish anxiety anxietyThere anxietyThere anxietyThere
There are still stories of warlike war1lJ prep preparations preparatlons preparations ¬
arations and Chevkot Pasha P lm minister of ofwtr orwar ofwar
war presided today at a military mllltar coun council counen councii ¬
cil which Is assumed a umed to have been con connected connected connected ¬
i
nected with these
preparations The
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gov government government government
ernment however has made no announce announcement announcement announcemeat ¬
ment on the subject subjectValetta subjectValetta subjectValetta
Valetta Malta Feb 3 3The The cruiser cruiserLancaster cruiserLancnster cruiserLancaster
Lancaster Is tho only British war ship shipthat shipthat shipthat
that Is going to the Piraeus The battle battleship battleship battleship
ship Duncan and the cruisers Minerva Minervaand Minervaand lIlnervaand
and Barham which sailed today in com company company cornpany ¬
pany with four torpedo boat destroyers destroyersare d stroyers stroyersare
are going to Plataoa It Is stated that It ItIs ItIs itis
Is merely an exercise cruise and is with without without without ¬
out significance Part of tire British BritishMediterranean Britishfleet BritishMediterranean
Mediterranean fleet Is always in Greek Greekwaters Greekwaters
waters at this season of the year
Fairbanks in Rome RomeRome RomeRome RomeRome
Rome Feb 3 3Charl63 Charles Warren Fair Fairbanks Falrbanks Fairbanks ¬
banks formerly Vice President of the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States Is visiting this city He Hewill Hewill Hewill
will remain a fortnight sightseeing sightseeingSIS5 sightseeingl2
SIS5 l2 to Baltimore Bnd nd Return
Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
Railroad Tickets good returning until
Sunday night AU r reular iUlar trains except
Congressional Llm1tlKlo Limltj
I DROWNED INCAB INCABGhastly INCABGhastly INCABGhastly
Ghastly Find in Paris Suburb as the theWaters theWaters theWaters
Waters Subside SubsideParis SubsideParb SubsideParis
Paris Feb 1 IA A newspaper newapap fates > > AtOll that thatbeneath thatbenMt thatbonestb
beneath benMt the deep flood water U Alfort Alfortkville Alfortvflle Altortme
kville vflle me there can be seen a cab b a horse horsethe horMthe horsethe
the driver and a woman occupant of the thecab Utecab thecab
cab The woman apparently hired the thevehicle tIMvehicle thevehicle
vehicle to escape but was overtaken by bythe byI
the flood and wu Ingulfed t tetber eUer with withtho withtbe
I the driver and horse horseNew borIeNews horseNews
News from VUUneaveSt Gfrnegn < q nine ninemiles ninemiles ninemiles
miles above e Paris states utt tfcgt tht t the Seine Seinehas sia siabaa Selee Seleehas
has risen in that iI etgitbeah4 ibes2iI jl In tnequence con consequence 55 55sequence ¬
sequence of mfc wltfefc thvtx tbJ thVss M to see osfttou oe oetmue seetlnue
ttou tmue but the thePan sr arParis v t tj
j Paris Pan continues continuesFOUND conUmi contthvseFOUND I IFOUND
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cumstaacM cumlitatl tha thadeepest u ude h hdeepeit
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deepest de mystery myEer f fas S tt r rlu
lu as yet tmldent jetr woman womanthte man WThM WThMthis J JI
I this afternoon in BoMrerr Bohrer roe roethird ee Ute Utethird Ui Uithird
third floor of CS Sa Saaaom street Chore fa faevery isevery
I every ever evidence that the couple bed been beendead beendead
1 dead for fully five weeks weeksThere weeksI weeksThere
I There is not the slightest evidence of offoul orioul offoul
I
foul play There was W8 no confusion In the therooms therooms
t t700nUI rooms or signs Jn pc of a struggle awl Del scat scattered scattececl ¬
tered about were thousands thou Dds of dollars dollarsworth dollarsworth dollarsworth
worth of precious stones watches wa telUM telUMje1ftlry and andJewelry azdjewelry
Jewelry The womans poeketbook pocketboktahdng con containing aontainin ¬
taining tainin < < a small sum of money mone and some somepapers 801Mpapua somepp1s
papers one of which may lead to her herIdentification heridentification r rIdenUftcatJon
Identification was as undisturbed undisturbedThe undlaturbMTM undisturbedThe
The police late tonight admitted that thatthey thatthe thatthey
they the had no theory theor to offer offerALLOWED ottorALLOWED S SALLOWED
ALLOWED 15000 A YEAR YEABI
I Mrs Irs Brnkavr Wins IJJt in Suit farSepa farSeparation CorSeparation foiSepartlon ¬ S
ration rationNew rationNew rtlonNew
New York Feb XJustk JUCf Harrington HarringtonPutnam HarrlnctonrwtDam HarrthtonFvtnam
Putnam filed his decision in Mrs lire Mary MaryBlair MaryBlair Iary IaryBlair
Blair Brokaws suit for a a separation from fromWilliam fromWilliam fromWiftiamsi
William Gould Brokaw this morning mon a with withthe withthe Ith i ithe
the county clerk of Nassau County He Hegrants Herants Hegrants
grants rants his decision in favor of the plain plaintiff plalntltr plaintilt ¬
tiff allowing allowtn h her r C50W 15080 a a year er alimony alimonyhalf aUmon aUmonhalt alimonyhalf
half the amount for which she asked askedThe ukedThe askedThe
The separation tIon was granted ranted on the theground theround theground
ground round of desertion de ortion and cruelty crueltyMrs cruelt cruelt1lri crueltyMrs
Mrs Brokaws suit was begun last Feb February February February ¬
ruary
JASPER COUNTY DRY DRYJopllu
I
Joplin the lie Only Onl Wet et City CIt in Mix MlsHonrls JI18KourIs Mixsouris
Honrls mining District DistrictCarthage DistrictCarthage flLqtrietCarthage
Carthage Mo Io Feb 3 3The The drys car carried carried carned ¬
ried every city and township in this thisJasper thisJnliper thisJasper
Jasper county count that voted on local op option option option ¬
tion today toda leaving Joplin the only onlycity fet 1IItcity fetcity
city In this mining district districtThe districtThe districtThe
The weather weaflter was bitterly bltterl cold all day dayNevertheless da daNelerthele
Nevertheless ov over r 2000 women worked workedat workedat workedat
at the polls here School children dis dismissed 115 115missed ¬
missed at noon paraded raded while pretty prettygirls prettygirls prettygirls S
girls formed in Circles 1rcles In streets and andsang andsang andsang
sang for temperacne and served coffee coffeeAll correeAll coffeeAll
All church bells tolled hourly while whileMethodists whUoMethodists whileMethodists
Methodists held prayer meetings meetingsThe meotlngsThe meetingsTho
The saloons of Joplin which recently recentlyvoted recentlyoted recentlyvoted
voted oted wet by 700 majority Invaded Carth Carthage Carthage Carthage ¬
age with sarcastic banners reading Vote VoteCarthage VoteCarthage VoteCarthage
Carthage dry for a greater Joplin JoplinBOYS JoplinBOYS JoplinBOYS
BOYS SLAYER HELD INSANE INSANEProof INSANEProof INSANEProof
Proof Against Dennison Lacking He HeGoes lieGOCH HeGoes
Goes to Madhouse MadhouseNew MadhouseNow UndhotJeNew
New York Feb 3 3Herbert Herbert Jerome JeromeDennison JeromeDennli
Dennison Dennli < m the lunatic charged with mur murdering murdering murbring ¬ S
dering Robert Lomas and Arthur Shibley Shibleyin ShibleyS
in High Bridge Park wa wu arraigned be before 00Core before ¬ S
fore Magistrate Corrigan this afternoon afternoonThe afternoonThe afternoonThe
The magistrate decided that there was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not enough evidence to justify holding holdingDennison holdingDennison hoklin hoklinDennison
Dennison on the murder charge but com committed committed cornmitted ¬
mitted him to the tombs on a charge chargeof chargeof chargeof
of felonious assault after John Fred Fredericks Fredericks Fredericks ¬
ericks positively po It elY Identified him as tho man manwho manwbo marwho
who shot him in the back on January 8 8four 8four 8four
four days da s before the Lomas and Shlbloy Shlbloychildren Shlble Shlblechildren Shilloychildren
children were killed
Diaz Imprisons Agitators AgitatorsMexico AJltntorMexico AgitatorsMexico
Mexico City Feb 3 3Enrique Enrique Garcia Garciade Garciade Garciado
de Cadena Ca ena and Dr Samuel Esplnosa de deLos deLos de t tLos
Los Monteros who addressed an open openair opennil I Iair
air meeting held here In opposition to totho totho tc tctho
tho reelection of Ramon Corral to the thevice thevice thevice
vice presidency have been arrested arrestedcharged arrestedcharged arrestedcharged
charged with seditious s dftlous utterances utterancesManitobas utteranceslUanltobnI utterancesManitobas
Manitobas Premier Ill 111Winnipeg IllWinnipeg
Winnipeg Manitoba Feb 3 3Premler 3PremlerRabUn 3PremierRoblin Premier PremierRoblin S
Roblin of Manitoba has been compelled compelledto comp Ued Uedto
to give up all work on account of a asevere a asevere S Ssevere
severe Illness lllnes
HURT AT FOOTBALL FOOTBALLWesley FOOTBALLWesley FOOTBALLWesley
Wesley H Kellogg Injured Last LastPall LastFall LastFall
Fall a Victim of Game GameSyracirae GameSyrCUIIe GameSyracuse
Syracuse Feb 3 JInJurI8l 3Injuries Injuries received receivedwhite reeelvedwhU resolvedWIlLIS
white whU paying football last fall with the theIntarlaken theInt9r theInterlaken
Intarlaken Int9r ken High School SchoOl team caused the thedeath thedeath thedeath
death today to < < y of Wesley H Kellogg Kel at atthe atthe t tthe
the Syracuse Hospital for Women and andChildren aadI andChildren
I I Children where he had been a patient patientsince pattentI patientSunday
since Sunday For four weeks he Ie bad badbean badbeen badbees
I
bean at the Clifton Springs Spti Sanatorium SanatoriumFacial SanatariumFacial SanatostgmFade
Facial paralysis panL1y was kill Ant symptom symptomand sYMftOmMd syt3tomand
and general paralysis followed followedKeOoev fOllOwedX fOUDwedJCeflo
KeOoev X JCeflo wile kd 4 bee bose amending a ateedh CM CMatrta ea eastrY
atrta Setnfatnr Hue IIRce ece t taa 4 Iiit Iiitll fteti3 f ii iiI
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i few f LLhoura hours the theseMctlmi selection > > of a at d dj sL sLwas
j t was wider 1111 eonsfdenUkM c neldertiloll EdwlnM Edwin L Los fw fwmar nIPI fPsetu
mar mayor of Lawrenepburg Lare LwreneehUr bur wa wM elected electedHenry electedHeary eetd eetdHenry
I Henry W Bennett Anett the first choice of the UMcommittee theI thecoisunlttee
committee declined earlier in the day to toaccept toa toecet
I accept a ecet Mpt the chairmanship and was chosen chosenvice chuealei
vice lei chairman John P Hayes lW private privatesecretary prlftLeHClotary privatexrothry
secretary to Senator Beverldge was wa s se selected Ie11eoted aslooted ¬
11eoted I looted as secretary and Frank S Etat EtatMfcer BtaJker tal talasker
asker ker treasurer treasurerAPPEAL treasurerAPPEAL
APPEAL FOR MORE AID AIDLincolH AInLlneol AIDLincols
LincolH University UnhcrliU Rndovvment ntloUJ tut AI AIsocintion A A9Clntlon Aseintion
socintion Wants nnb n Million MillionNew 3111110nKew MillionNew
New York Feb rb S IAt At a special meet meeting mtin meetha ¬
ing in of the members of the Lincoln Cad University 171vrgty Cadonity ¬
versity Endowment Association it was wasdecided wutled W Wdecided
decided tled ed to make an appeal for or more morenames morena morenausea
names na for the honor roll of contributor contributorto contributorsto
to the fund for the establishment of ofLincoln the theLincoln theLincoln
Lincoln Memorial University at Cumber Cumberland CumberJaacI Camberland ¬
land Gap in Tennessee TennesseeThe TenneaeeThe TennesseeThe
The list of contributors Is beaded by bythe bythe bythe
the name of President Pre tdeat Taft and among amongother amol11other amongother
other names published were tre tftose t toee o e of ofVice 0 ofVice
I Vice President James S Sherman George GeorgeJ Geor GeorJ < <
J Gould Secretary of War Dickinson DickinsonGov Dlc1dD80nGOY DickinsonGov
Gov Charles E Hughes Joseph Jo epb H HChoate HChoate HCheats
Choate John Hays Hammond William WilliamG nU m mG
G McAdoo and others othersTho otbersTho othersThe
Tho association is I trying to complete a aItJOO autiQoo
31 ItJOO 00000 endowment for the university be before beI before ¬
fore the t close of the Lincoln centennial centennialyear centennialear centennialyear
I
year ear on February 12 Lincolns birth birthday birthI birthday ¬
I day da President Taft is first vice presi president president president ¬
dent of the association Vice 1 President PresidentShorman PNei PreeldentSherman ent entShrman
Sherman Is the second vice president presidentand pre presidentand tdent tdentand
and other vice Ice presidents are Col Reese Roosevelt Roo Reesevalt e evolt ¬
volt Gov Go Hughes Alton B Parker and andJoseph andJoseph andJOseph
Joseph H Choate ChoateMAY ChoateMAY ChoateMAY
MAY TIE UP MEXICAN ROADS ROADSAmerican ROADSAnterlcnn ROADSAmerican
American Conductors and En Enl EnlncerH Engiiieers l liiecrs
iiecrs Make Inke Demands DemandsMonterey Dcmane1sMonterer DemandsMonterey
Monterey Mexico Feb 1 3The The result resultof resultot resultof
of balloting up to this time by the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican
American members of the organizations organisationsof
of conductors and engineers employed by bythe b bthe bythe
the National Railways Rallwa s of Mexico on the theproposition theproposition theproposition
proposition proposition to resign In a 8 body because becausetheir b becausetheir au e etheir
their demands for certain assurances of ofpermanent ofpermanent ofpermanent
permanent employment was not acceded accededto accede accedeto accededto
to indicates that It will carry over overwhelmingly overwhelmlnglr overwhelmingly ¬
whelmingly The balloting will be com completed completed cornplated ¬
pleted this week The resignations are areto areto areto
to become effective February Februar FebruarI FebruaryIf 21 21If
If I all the Americans quit it will mean meanthe tReADthe meanthe
the tying t lng up of traffic on the whole sys system SJStem 53Stern ¬
tem aggregating more than 703 711 7 m mHos mHosof mHosof Ies Iesof
of track It is claimed by the American Americanemployes Americanemployes Americanemployes
employes that It will be many months monthsbefore monthsbef monthsbefore
before bef re Mexicans can be trained to fill the thevacant theacant thevacant
vacant positions positionsIt
It Is reported that the American con conductors conductors conductors ¬ S
ductors and engineers upon all the rail railroads railroads railroads ¬
roads In Mexico will quit their respective respectivejobs resp < < tIe tIejobs 1 1jobs
jobs In sympathy sympathyMRS sJmpnthyMRS sympathyMRS
MRS SUNDERLAtfD SUES SUESWife SUESIfe SUESWife
Wife Ife of Democratic D JtJocrntie Politician of ofXcvnila ofXenlu ci r rcvndu
Xcvnila cvndu Wants nnts Freedom FreedomReno FreeeIoJtJReno
Reno Nov ey Feb 3 3A A sensation was wascreated wascreated wa wacreated a
created here today toda whon papers in H Hdivorce adhorce
divorce suit were med by Mrs Beulah BeulahStubbs BeulahStubbs Beula BeulaStubbs I
Stubbs Sunderland daughter of J a aStubbs C CStubbs CStubbs
Stubbs general traffic manager of the theHarrlman th thlIarrlmnn I IHarriman
Harriman system and wife of John JohnSunderland JobnSunderland JOhaSunderland
Sunderland Democratic national com commltteoman committeeman cornmitteetnan
mltteoman from Nevada NevadaThe NevadaThe NevadaThe
The complaint is a sealed document documentand documentand documentand
and the nature of the allegations cannot cannotbe cannotbe canno t
tS
be determined until the defendant who Is Isnow isnow l lj S
now in j Sn ftfl Francisco makes his appear appearance ap appearanco ar arance ¬
ance in the case caseMrs caselIrs
Mrs Sunderland Is I at present with her herparents herparents hei heiparents r
parents in Chicago
LOVEMAD STUDENTKILLS STUDENT STUDENTKILLS
KILLS GIRL GIRLAND AND SELF SELFBoth SELFBoth SELFBoth
Both Studying Dentistry in inBaltimore inlialt inBaltimore
Baltimore lialt 1nore School SchoolREJECTED chool i iI iREJEOTEDPERSTAN
I I
REJECTED REJEOTEDPERSTAN PERSIAN IS JfpROSE JfpROSEf JfpROSEBlljrih EROSE fROSE fROSEIII
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1ih k > p 3ll 3lliiud 5I1student i 1 1IJlt > > >
IJlt iiud student t sfcot Mot and t t kills kIfl we weLewson arie I ILe
< Lewson Le a Il iC fellowsstudent flJ Wst dd thej t1 f shot shothimself shothimself CK CKhimeetl
himself with fatal effect effectThe ect ectTbe esctThe
The tragedy tra seemed Jeente to be the result resultof resultor
of careful ca fulpremedUa premeditation premedItaiii on the part rt of
Badel who left a ioal x BaItd s3d d note on which whichhe
I he had written Plesase notify notU1Ja4eI notU1Ja4eIDes Badct iladelDes BadctDec
Des Homes low Iona a 54d IfCI d another not ad aded addNlHd
dressed ed to th the pubHc in which he says saysthe Mfathe
the woman had refused te longer Iotas receive receivehis receivehla receivehis
his love loveThe ove oveThe
The Tti shooting shootJa < < occurred in the hallway hallwayof hAllwaythe
of the Ingleskte where rbfIe the couple hail hailbeen 1 1n
been n taking meal 111 Miss Uu Lawson and andher ad adher
her murderer ate at the same table tablePinil tablePhttt tableP11l1
Pinil Both Dying DyinsrMtes nlng1dJ Dyingiths
Mtes 1dJ s Lewson L finished her meal JD A1 flrat flratand 1 t tand
and bad barely left her pIaee when Badel Badelarose Badelaroee del
arose He was but a few feet behind behindbar beblndh3r
bar when she entered the hall No one onewas onewu on onwas
was m In the hail at the time Th The diners dinerswere
were startled by three shots Rushing Rushinginto Ruabtncinto Rughiu
into the hall they found ills Miss Lewson Lewsonbleeding LeW80nhl Lewsosbleeding
bleeding hl iAI from a wound in her temple templewhile templewhUe
while a few feet away with a shot shotthrough sbotthroqh abelthrough
through the breast breaky Jay BadeBadel BadeI BadeIBAdeI BadeiIladel
Badel was a Persian Per laa abvi a ah Utirtyone Utirtyoneyears ti twtyOftJ rtyon i iyears
years J old and had spent a year at t Har Harvard Harant Haryard ¬
yard ant before coming here to ilk take up updentistry updeaUtry u I
dentistry Miss Lewson Lew on who Is t a member IDem IDemher seemher ¬
her of a prominent Jewish family of ofPortland ofPOrUfln4 ol olPortland
Portland Me was graduated r uated at TuftCollage Tuft TuftsCollege I ICollege
College and had studied dentistry denti8tr in Chicago Chi Chla Chicage ¬
cage a o before coming to Baltimore to finish finishher blabher I
her course courseTho oouraeTho courseThe
Tho two had become very friendly and andBadel andDadel an I IBade 1
Bade who was a religious enthusiast enthmlaatmistook eathU81utml1took enthusiastmistook
mistook Miss Lewsons lively interest in inhim Inhim ir I
him for love and became b arne morose when whenshe whensho I Ishe
she rejected his suit suitIn suitIn suitIn
In two letters one written on January P
19 and the other January 25 5 Badel Badelshowed Badelthowed I Irhowed
showed that he had then fully deter determined determined determined ¬
mined on the double tragedy trnsed and was wasonly wasonly wa S Sonly
only waiting waltin the opportunity to carry carryout carrJout cerrlout
out his plans plansMETEORITES plansrrnTEORITES plansMETEORITES
METEORITES BRING 40000 40000Specimens 40000SleclmenH 4OOOOSpecimens
Specimens from the Arctic Arctf rctl HesrioiiK HesrioiiKHonpht Uelol1 Uelol1nou S SBought 1
Bought nou ht l 1t y Minimum MinimumNew MusiiinNew IUII 1JJ I INew
New York Feb Fcb31IeteorJt Feb3Meteerltthat 3 Metaorltfs J1at that were werebrought wOrebrought L Lbrought
brought from thb tt t arctic cttc bJ C2 CQmande QtmanderPear fnronder fnronderPeary r rPeary
Peary Pear when he hQret hqitned returned rned from tromhSs his trip to tothe tothe t tthe 1
the north pole have d been purchased by bytho b bthe bthe
the American Museum of Natural His History Hlstorr History ¬
tory The price paid patdlJ it was learned to tonight tonl tonight ¬
night nl ht from a reliable sp spurq lJttr r < y was in the theneighborhood thenOlghborhood Lb S Sneighborhood
neighborhood of l8Cfla l8CflaIt tOt I8CIt
It Is understood that Commander Co iunander Peary Pearymade Pe Pear Pearmade r rniade r
made niade a present of the meteorites to Mrs MrsPeary MrsPearr MrsPeary
Peary and that they were > sold by b her to tothe tothe ti tithe
the museum museumIt museumIt
It was reported tliat t1 tli the meteorites had hadbeen hadbeen hai haibeen l
been purchased purc1N 1etl from Mrs Peary by Mrs MrsMorris Irs IrsMorris 5 5Morris
Morris K Jesup and presented by Mrs MrsJesup MrsJoeup MrsJeoup
Jesup to the museum This was dented dentedtonight denIedtonight denicitonight
tonight by Mrs Ilrs Jesups Jesupssecretary JesupssecretaryHerman secretary secretaryHerman secretaryHerman
Herman C Bumpus director of the themuseum themUleum tb C k
museum said that the meteorites which whichthe whichthe whielthe 1
the museums had purchased from Mrs MrsPeary 1lrsPeAr MrsPeary
Peary PeAr were the largest In n the world The Thelargest Tholargest Tb Tblargest j
largest of the three weighs about forty fortytons tort torttons forttoni
tons tons and the other two an aggregate regBte of often often o oten j
ten tons tonsThe tonsThe tonsThe
The specimens are now at the museum museumAll museumAn I IAIl
All of them show marks made by b Eski Eskimos Esklmos Eskimos ¬
mos who for many mnn r years chipped from fromthem fromthem rdt rt rtthem j
them heads for their th lr spears and arrows arrowso arrowsro arrowsNo
ro o Change In Balloting BallotingJackson DnIlotlnJJackson BallotingJackson
Jackson Miss Feb 3 3Tho The Senatorial SenatorialOAUCUS SenatorialoauFus il iloeu
OAUCUS oauFus oeu us tonight showed no material materialchanges materialc Ll Llcuges
changes c anges Vardoman receiving 70 votes votosPercy votesPer votoPercy
Percy Per y 35 3 Alexander W Byrd B rd 1C Kyle Kyl KybStreet
13 Street 4 and Humphrey 1 on the last lastballot lastballot las it itballot t
ballot taken takenArtistic takenArildle takenArtistic
Artistic Floral Work Workby WorkbY ark arkbY
by Blacklstone the floral arbiter 14th H 1
AULD lD ARGUMENTS ARGUMENTSARESUBMITTED RG MtNT MtNTf
ARESUBMITTED ARESUBMITTEDDi f BMITTD BMITTDDr
Dr Cowles Is Scathed by De Defendants Defenuants Defendants ¬
fendants Attorney AttorneySAYS AttorneySAYS AttorneySAYS
SAYS TESTIMONY FALSE EALSENot FALSENot FALSENot
Not a a Doctor at All But a aCribber 3 3Cribber aCribber
Cribber He Declares DeclaresConrt DeclaresCourt DeclaresCourt
Court Taken Case Under Considera Consideration ConAIIeraHon Conaideraflea ¬
Hon and Will UI Send Sealed Verdict Verdictto
to Secretary Sceretnr Meyer JlecrCondotlon Conviction Or Ordered Ordered Ordered ¬
dered on Two Count CountK1he The Henrliijy Henrliijyin Hen ring ringIn
in Dr Ilobiiettu nolmctt Case Is Postponed PostponedUntil lolltponcdUntU PostponedUntil
Until Next Monday MondayBoston 3fondayBoston onday ondayBoston
Boston Mass Feb 2 aFlnal Final arguments argumentswere arpmntwere argumentswere
were made this afternoon before the thecourtmartial th thcourtmartle thecourtmartial
courtmartial hearing the charges against againstPaymaster againtttPaymaster aln t tPaymfilfter
Paymaster George P Auld U S K KMaj No NoMaj NMci
Maj A W CatllH the judge advocate advocatemade advocatemade wcate wcatemnde
made the first argument He said II d the thecharacter thecharacter thscharacter
character of the evidence introduced latro lueed by bythe b bthe bythe
the defense was such uch 33 ZI s to make it un unnecessary unneeeslary uitnecessary ¬
necessary for him to say y more than a afew afew afee
few fee words He declared there WM noth nothing nothIng nothhag ¬
ing worthy of consideration eon IderatJon that had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been Introduced against a IMt Dr Cowfes CowfesHe Co CoHe CowlesHe
He said that in a civil lvU court tt it would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot
not have been permissible perm to intro introduce Introduce introdisco ¬
duce evidence of alleged criminal acts actson actsn
on o n the part of a witnesc wiUNaand and for the pur purpose purOtie purose ¬
pose p Otie of attacking fete credibility credibilityTite credlb1Ut credlb1Uti credibilityThe
i The judge jud e advocate said that tbat the in insinuations InI Inshiuatlonli Ininuat1ou ¬
I sinuations inuat1ou and accusations made against againstDr aplnstDr againstr
Dr D r Cowles Cowlealshould should not be considered by bytha bythe bythe
the court courtf eourA IJ th they v never er had been made madeor madfor mad madr
or o r even evenheard lteard of before the navy yard yarddance yarddance yardance
dance danceNf d ance X XMatf
Matf Nf Cattin said hi that calling Auld a ayoc a anot aSls
yoc w Sls not sutitdent cause ea for the theassault theault thessaulL
assault s ault The evidence e he said d showed showedthat showedhat owfd owfdthatfve
st su that thatfve t hat 4ve minutes JldDu elapsed elapsedse bet betuoe tbe tbeof
uoe u se of the word eur and the assault assaultdttrte assault assaulturing sault saulthlch
dttrte d uring which wtdchtlsse hlch time the accused went t away awayand aWAyand awaytd
and ai td then ratttrned aM d deliberately deliberate com commuted comtted cornittod ¬
aim
muted m ittod tted truMUIL truMUILJVill xjp4 xjp4icii u uJnlI
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7Dr ir DrTaowk arw h bulL hot a h heppy pjnr Nttfe Itthway tIs wy of otlIMe ofaIkmg
aIkmg lIMe peapWs pe pW5 house and plcklnuad picking pickingufc
ufc thtosi ui Md carrying them off A Amarried Aman Aattled
married w attled man be tried to meet this young younggirl youngl youngirl
g girl irl l of aAhsec A feteec this daughter tlaVh of o a a dead deadoOicer deado deadUlcer
Ulcer o ftcer m tit a Ii noWlc P l1c place at t Sullivan Sullivanflowers SVlliansquare Sullivanquare
square s and proaatIed to reward her with withftow withowers
flowers ftow fl owers s and candy candyA caa4y7MB candyA
A young 7MB < < girl trl ri and especially the thadaughter theda theanyliter
daughter da d ht r of a dead officer to in the cus custody custody cusody ¬
tody c of every officer of the United States Statesnavy State3aavy Statesavy
navy n avy and her safekeeping salek can well be beintrusted beintrustM bentrusted
intrusted I to any officer of the navy navyIf DaT DaTIf navyif
If you believe Dr Cowles e wkes you must mustwipe mu mustwipe t twi
wipe wi out entirely e tirely the testimony of the thedaughter theda theaughter
daughter da d ter of an admiral the testimony testimonyof
of o f Miss JlU iss Hester and the testimony of ofLieuL ofLleut ofleut
LieuL L leut Bascett AH these testified that thatthey thatthey thatthey
they understood that Dr Cowls was not nota notdesirable notdesirable
a desirable guest xue t for the hop and that thatany thatany thatny
any a ny action to be taken by the hop com committee committee cornmitten ¬
mittee that could be taken without of offending offendlDl ofending ¬
fending f Mrs Cowles would be agreeable agreeableall a agreeablLieut b1f b1fi1
all i1 around aroundLieut aroundhLleut
Lieut Auld was called a contemptible contemptiblecur
cur by Cowles several > > evera times U Thank ThankGod Tban ThankGod It ItGod
God he did yield to the Impulse and andresented andlOIIeIIted andesented
resented r the insult offered Mm MmIl 1dIDneleuhttfon isbnltiitnt111
neleuhttfon Il tuintioii of Cribber CrililierThte CrlhlerTbls CribberThis
This doctor who hi not a doctor who whotreats wiotreats wirtreati
treats patient suffering from paresis paresiswith paresis1tb paresiswith
with 1tb a pencil and a a Jack knife kJ e who is isreputed iireputed l leputed
reputed r with the State board of exami examin examifor examifor
n s for medical registration r trattoft as being a acrtbbt acribber
cribber crtbbt > r Will you take his h word as asagainst a3aplnst asagainst
against that tba that9f of a a gentleman elftaD with a a repu reputation reputation repuation ¬
tation t among hi his superior officers omcersol of hon honesty honesty henesty ¬
esty integrity Inte lty and seat xealThis seatThl zealThis
This Thl man lets his wife take the brunt bruntof brQntof brnrtof
of the whole thing thin He send her tn tnWashington t tWashington il ilWasblngton
Washington to light ht his battle He H seeks seeksher seeksher seeksher
her protection when hen she be should be given givenprotection givenprotection ven venprot
protection protectionThe prot Uon UonThe I IThe
The days of ft chivalry are passed an and andto1AY antoday < l ltoday
today the daughter of a naval officer officercannot oftCtrcannot OIlIctrcannOt
cannot enter any naval station without withoutthe withoutthe withoutthe
the fear of being intuited intuitedThe IltedThe mauledThe
The court then went into executive e eeattve ss sossion s sslon
sion to make up a verdict which WhIc will be besealed besealed besealed
sealed and forwarded to Secretary of ofthe o otbe f fthe
the Navy Meyer MeyerJoseph KeyerJoseph MeyerJoseph
Joseph Auld uld father of 0 the accused said saidtoday saidtoday
today that he stands ready to spend spendevery spt spentevery > nll nllcer
every cer cent ent at his Iti command to secure his hissons hISsons hissons
sons vindication vindicationThe ylndicationThe vindicationThe
The courtmartial of Dr Robnett In the thesame thesame theincident
same Incident which hleh was lIS scheduled to tobegin t tobegin I Ibec1n
begin tomorrow morning has been post postponed postponed postpotted ¬
poned until next ne t Monday MondayIt onday ondayIt
It is reported in official circles at the thenavy thenavy thenavy
navy yard that Senator Lodge and Secre Secretary Seertan Secretary ¬
tary Meyer de er were ere anything anythln but pleased pleasedover plea pleaover pleasedover
over certain disclosures made by Mrs MrsFlorence MrsFlorence MrsFlorence
Florence Cowles in her testimony con concerning concerning concorning ¬
cerning what transpired behind the thoscenes th thscenos thescenes
scenes at Washington asblntoft xhen hen she went wentUtero wentthere
there to press the charges against a D8t Auld Auldawl Auldand Auldanal
awl Dr Robnett RobnettIt RobnettIt
It t Is said that the officials who figured figuredj
in the preliminaries did not expect that thitthe thtthe thatthe
the details would be made public and ac according according
cording to the yard gossip revelation of ofthese atthese ofthese
these confidential matters would not notbe notbe
be apt to help the prosecution any anyThe anyTho anyThe
The rumors relative to the alleged dis displeAsure displeasure
pleasure felt at headquarters were borne borneout bomeout borneout
out In a a degree by a request from Wash Washington Washington VashIngton ¬
ington to send a I full transcript of the pro proceedings proceedings procoedhigs ¬
ceedings to both Senator Lodge Lod and Sec Secretary Secretal Seeretar
retary retal Meyer MeyorStylish Meyerstylish Ieyor IeyorShJlsh
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