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SIXTY-FIUST YEA II. NO. 286.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912. TWELVE PAGES.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
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PLATFORM IS
ABOVE A MAN
VOTERSTOLD
Governor Marshall Holds
the Party Nominee of
Secondary Account.
The Weather
FIGHT LIKE A SOLDIER
Main Boast of Roosevelt Fol
lowers Called Piratical in
Kansas Speech.
Forecast Till 7 P. M. Tomorrow for
Rock Island, Davenport, Mollne,
and Vicinity.
Cloudy and cooler tonight. Tuesday
fair.
Highest temperature yesterday, 68,
lowest last tight, 63. Temperature at
7 a. m, 63.
Wind velocity at 7 a. m, nine miles
per hour.
Precipitation la the last 4$ hours,
1.39 inches.
Relative humidity at 7 p. rn 87, at
7 a. m., S2.
Stage of water, 7.8, with a rise of
.8 of a foot In the last 48 hours.
J. M. SHEaiEP, Local Forecaster.
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
(From noon today to noon tomorrow.)
Pun sets 607, rises 5:43. Evening
stars: Mercury. Venus. Mars. Jupiter.
Moraine; star: Saturn.
I. II. SUIT IS
EING HEARD
Y EXAMINER
Implement Firmis Charged
With Sherman Law
Violations.
ANOTHER AVIATOR
DIES AT CHICAGO
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. 16. Gover
nor Thomas K. Marshall, democratic
nominee for vice president, today
crossed to Kaiibas City, Kan., where
he delivered a bpoc-ch this afternoon
ut the Croation national convention.
"Never has the black flaw of plr
ncy floated a lime the political seas
an now; neer was it ba'.uted with so
much honor, aetlarcu Governor Mar-j
bhall.
all my political career I havej
1 1 w r .uki d utijhody to voto for mi
1 elo not propuM' tn do so now.
Howard W. Gill Victim in a Col
lision in Midair With Mes
tach's Machine.
HAS ATRADE MONOPOLY
WILSON DELAYED
BY RULES OF RAIL
Prevented Attaching His Car to
Fast Trains and Is Late
Reaching Chicago.
Clarence S. Funk, General Man
ager, Produces Books and
Other Records.
TJrbana, Ohio, Sept. 16. Governor
Wilson was irritated today when he
found that, according to railroad rules,
his private car could not be attached
to fast trains. Because of this he was
forced to spend all day on a train,
when he might have been In Chicago
early today.
Columbus, Ohio, Sept 16. Wood
row Wilson passed through Columbus
this morning enrouto to Sioux City,
Iowa, where he is to speak at the in
terstate fair.
Chicago, Sept. 16. Mrs. J. Borden
Harriman of New York, who has been
organizing Wilson and Marshall clubs
in the east, comes to Illinois tomorrow
for the same purpose. Mrs. Harriman
will be given a luncheon by the Iro
quois club and will be met by Mrs.
Adlai Stevenson of Bloomington and
other prominent ladles.
Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 16. Gover-
; nor Johnson's program today included
LIVES OF TEN
ARE LOST AS
CRAFTSINKS
Apprentices of a Chicago
Training School Drown
ed Sunday.
ARREST HAYWOOD
FOR CONSPIRACY
Labor Leader Is Taken in Bos
ton, Where He Demands
State-wide Strike.
ARE ON PLEASURE TRIP
Those Able to Swim Whirled
Back by Strong Undertow
at Lake Bluff.
Chicago, Sept. 16. Taking of testl- Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 16. Gover- Kago. Sept. 18. A cutter Dearing
Liony in the government suit to dis-;nor Jonnson s program toaay included iz apprentice seamen ana an oiucer
solve the International Harvester com-; speeches at Fort Madison and Keokuk, from the great lakes training station
pany, charged with violating the Sher-jlowa, Quincy, Macomb, Galesburg and capsized in a Lake Michigan north-
Boston, Sept 18. William D. Hay
wood of Denver, general organizer of
the Industrial Workers of the World,
was arrested here yesterday on a ca
pias warrant Issued as the result of an
Indictment by the Bssex county grand
jury, charging him with conspiracy ia
connection with the strike of textile
workers in Lawrence last winter. He
was released on $1,000 bond.
The exact nature of the conspiracy
with which Haywood is charged was
not mentioned in the indictment Just
before his arrest Haywood. In ad-
I dressing a mass meeting of 15,000 per
sons on Boston common, had sounded
a call for a general strike of New Eug
land workers to begin a nation-wide
movement as a protest against the
"arrest Imprisonment and trial of
El tor, Giovannitti and Caruso."
These three Industrial workers, who
were active during the Lawrence
strike, are charged with complicity to
murder in connection with the shoot-
U.S. SAILORS
ARE FIRED ON
IN NICARAGUA
Near Bloodshed on Blue
fields Streets During
a Celebration.
AN EXCITED MOB FORMS
i
Chicago, Sept. 10. Aviator Howard ;
W. Gill of Baltimore, Md., was killed '
on the Cicero aviation f.eld Saturday .
night. George Memeh of France, j
whose monoplane collided with Gill's!
biplane, wh"n thev were partieipat- j
ing in a rate, . leei in me an, as
ricked up unconscious, but later re- 1
IT'S TIME TO DUST OFF THE PIGSKINS AGAIN
American Marines Called to
Rescue Girls Isolated in
French College.
Bluefields. Nicaragua, Sept 16.
American sailors from the gunboat
Tacoma were fired upon on the streets
I am vivid and h:s condition wad found to
iinl.t lor pulhc o'.hce ir my perboiial.be rot serious.
pn ferment is more potent than the' After recovering ci:i.-c'n:isness,
t -in :i. i.li of the cause i amoiate. i . Mestaeh was able to talk. "I was go-
it; not a boldier who is not will-.ing top speed in my monoplan
in I
i
it'g to sacrifice himself in an effort to an Sort to w in the 12-mile lace." he
ive his party standard. My person- said, ' when looking behind I faw Gill
i.lity ih of slint moment to the voters in his Wiitht biplane, turnins.' around!
f this country unless they believe in a pylon and rapidly approaching me,
my party platform and in my intent,; a few feet in low. I jerked the ele
if eici lea, to help carry out its pledges. ! vator thinking to piive him ample spai e (
1 have ho miarrel with the man who to clear beneath me. Kinm the cock-j
di.-agtces v.ith me with reference to pit of the monoplane. I was ui nhle
ttie iletnocr.it !c platform, lie may be ; to pet a pood vivv of just what was
riJn. iii u- h as I doubt if. i happening, but it si ems that Gi'.l. j
"This pr,n. !,!. is vital: That every driving strait-lit ahead, hit my under- j
man in America has the right to run , structure. This had the effect cf j
for o"'c and to otc for whomsoever
he ( hoor-.'H. I
vnr iM.i::i(.i: i miiiiui.
"When n.iinrs of groat pith and
ii on. -lit are involve.!, a pailyis U'K
dialing ho:, eitly with the voters un-1-
i r it dci IuteH its principles and
1 !. :i;in Its candidates to maintain
lii!'.. A o'e o,,ia:tiei through dis
t.i'. nlaiion i.- u ; on;:t ul'.y obtained.
"Could u'! thing he more piiatical
tl atl tho open boast of the Roosevelt
in-n that they kept Mill and waited
iii'il th Maine election had In en cai
l i d In fore declaring their principled?
I w
d
I
regular reptilian vote ihtaiii-,- w;ls
ry
.n ins in ine tiiiif in .iiamu ,
' " i ' 14
"as iillv as distmtiest as me voles Hi
i he Chicago convention which iiom
i..at. d Tuft.
"A party that opens its political
Meetings w:ih prayer and smgu "On
v;.:d. linstlati Soldiers" and claiins
t.i he I he e !:ihodi:iient of pure politic
and c h illi A m t it ati'.sm ought to b i
hi tiest enough not to deceive the vot
er, imt to dissemble, and riot to resort
to legal technicalities in order t
force the voter tdther to vote for can
ci dates ho does not desire in office,
oi to vote against his principles.
i ic h roi l i n s.
"The progrohbivos claim to bo dl
crii'il fiom ttie republicun party on
the ground of lion support. They have
renounced that party and all its works i
bouncing me off an i knocking me to i
tho ground. For n few moments i :
was unconscious. Whin I revived I
saw GUI lying in the wreckage of h.
car not f.u feet -a v.-a. We had rol-V-llded
in mid air." )
Darkness w as said to be primarily i
the cause of the ac cident. Paul I'eil:,
cn the same P.eVi the o:'.r cay. net
his death at r . 4 ." p. in. Sa' ur lay's '
actiiietit occurred at ' p. in., while,
there still w as light holier up. j
If was almost completely darn, neui
the ground.
I Baltimore. Md.. Sept K - Howard
i eais old. He has I g-
a number of adventures a
automohllist. halloohist and
Twhe before he was ha i!y
hy falls from acro 'ihucs at
in
hunter,
aviator,
injured
St. Iycuis in July, IT'l". and a'.
Angeles In February. 1012.
Oct. 19. lf-11. at St. Um'.-i. Gill c.
tahlishe.l an American aviation en
durance, record ly remaining iu tho
air four liours, IC minutes and Z7
seconds.
SNEAD MURDERS MAIM WHO
RUMS AWAY WITH SPOUSE
Amaiillo. Texas, Sept. IT..--
Itoyco. Jr.. was shot and killed here
Saturday by J. H. Sncad. with whose
j w ifP Hoyoe eloped to Canada last fall.
and all its wavs. They claim that (lis : ' ' """ "l """" " "
i. publican puny is even worse than ! i?ani ,r;;,! f"r kUHnE: n,','! fil'h,'1
H e den.orratir tiartv: vet here in the ! ,n F,,r' orth last January, as a rc-
itale of Kansas they propose to place
the republican emblem above their
progress! elm-torn and the reby force
) I WOZZAWN. EB,M0fciPw! GtT
' T? bau"
act Tub sai as tur otuew RWTi'Mfe' jff J Ji
A P?i?PECr "'.C9 will. MUMCH TJEfZ. FOEAIEAl'S EA?5
f CEA(?!! P&iK (""" WUILE- Ti& VElIOAl C&ALV RlAJc,,
is ? ' s wr-rn loud AaJD Lostx CKeE(?s
13 DUUUl' I .
ing of a striker, Anna I.oplzzo, during ' ,,r,c T "'Kal uurins nu-Ainen-
a rlnt In I ou na Lot T "...,auu,i 1UL1UI-UL IU IUJ
Three thousand who took part la the
strike came to the meeting.
At yesterday's meeting banners were
displayed calling for the release of the
three leaders and Haywood was cheer
ed When he cried:
"We will open the Jail doors or close
the mill gates."
In urging a general strike, the speak
er declared it probably would be a fact
by the end of the coming week, and
that It surely would come before Sept.
0, the date set for the beginning of
the leaders' trials. He advised the as
sembled workers to begin the strike
today.
The indictment was returned sev
eral months ago, but no interference
with the mass meeting yesterday was
attempted. After tho meetine officers
can
celebration of the anniversary of Cen
tral American independence. A mob
of excited Nicaraguans formed Im
mediately and for a moment blood
shed was threatened.
OKFK EIl ACTS PROMPTLY.
Prompt action by Lieutenant Lowell,
commanding the landing force of 110
marine's, undoubtedly prevented ser
ious results. He rushed the marines
to the scone of the trouble and dis
posed of the mob. The entire force of
Americans patrolled the streets
throughout the night. The sailors
fired upon were not hurt. Quiet pre
vails here this morning, but the situa
tion remains critical.
COM KC.K GIRI.S RRSCIED.
Washington, Sept, 16. American
blue jackets and marines have been
called upon by Minister Weltzel in
Of the stato noliea met htm oti1 lnr.n.l ; .
. ' " i"---x ! .Nicaragua to rescue rrom ramtne a
him under arrest. He was ordered to French college full of girls at Gra.ia
appear before the superior criminal da. The cirls have been isolated for
cuun oi issex county at Lawrence to
day. W. D. Haywood pleaded not guilty
here today to indictments charging
him with conspiracy in connection
with last winter's textile strike. He
was -placed -tmder':'bonds. No date
for trial was set.
'JTS UCPE '"try ucr- i vVKMrO' HC
man anti-trust law, was begun today 1 reoria. 111. At the latter place a meet-
sult of the elope m nt.
Iloyce had jirst re'urnc.j to this city. ,
.-.leans presence in re was inn Known. ' . .. nf th iArst agricultural im
the Tuft republiciuis to do one of three wce was on tun principal tiiisinesa ,
waiKttig down town, when he
i
! before Special Examiner Taylor. The ing will be held tonight. Tomorrow
i govei nmi nt charges that by cotnbin-lhe speaks in several other Illinois
sides five Identified dead, the belief
prevailed that possibly seven cithers
drowned when the cutter they occu
pied waa blown over. An investigation
was made today.
NKGIS IS IIF7RO.
Three more bodies were recovered
from Lake Michigan, near Lake Bluff,
today, bringing up to eight the list of
known dead in yesterday's accident.
Three other members of the party are
stul missing. Included among the
bodies recovered today was that of
Chief Gunner's Mate Negus, who died
while heroically trying to save his
companions. When the boat over
turned Negus grabbed two recruits
and started for shore. He saved one,
and went back to assist the others.
In all, 14 men either swam ashore
or were rescued and Negus aided
nearly all.
40 days.
OR07.CO HI FLIGHT.
Marfa, Texas. Sept. 16. General
Pascual Orozco, Jr., is reported to tyive
been among 30 fleeing rebels who
crossed iuto Texas yesterday after
foderals had captured OJinaga. The
report Is unconfirmed. United States
troops started after the fugitives.
Orozco's father crossed directly Into
Tresidio with 12 companions and all
of this party at onco was placed under
surveillance by the United States
authorities.
DEFEAT FOR BULL MOOSE
EMPEROR YOSHIHTO IN
AIM AUDIENCE WITH KNOX
Tokio, Sept. IC Emperor Yoshihito
today received Secretary Knox in a
farewell audience. Knox will go to
night to Maonoyama, where he will
visit the grave of the late emperor.
He will return to Tokio Thursday, and
Saturday will sail for homo.
In the
i Lings, none of which they want to dciiifr,Ht
- to vote th progressive tic ket; to j haili d by a bearded, rough ook-
cities.
plement manufactories the defendant 5 Keokuk,
Iowa, Sept, 16. Another
monopolized about SO per cent of the 'attack on the 16 Iowa delegates who
vole against their principles ana for
the democratic ticket; or to stay away
from the polls and not vote at all.
"That may be a mark of slick poli
tics, but it is not a mark of honest
politics. I should lik to win the
lni? man, who proved to
Without a w"rd. as soon as l!oyee
turned, Snead emptied both ha: ids
of a sawed-off shotgun loadi d with
buckshot Into him. Twenty of the
bullets took effect In Boyce's side and
otes of th Taft republicans in Kan-(he fell dead on the
pot.
sas, provide! they really want to vote j Snead gave himself up but r fused
for me, but I lnslitt that if they do not to make a statement, He was Le!d
want to voie lor me, iney suouin , for the grand Jury.
iiead. 1 irai:e anu iiireaco. ij tuuiiuu? inn i oieu 10 seal me ivu iuu ueiegaiea
monopoly. Clarence S. Funk, general Trmn California in the republican na-
n.ainisi r of the corporation, appeared! . , .. c ,
; ' . , . . . . I tional convention marked the final
with i-ooks and documents containing!
records of the company's business. I appearance of Governor Johnson in
Funk told his connections w ith the I Iowa here today. The address dwelt
in kivk insTHitTf. almost entirely with the republican
Funk testified that prior to the com- national convention and the progres-
hsve the right, as American citizens,
to vote for Mr. Sherman.
HATIIEH LOSE rrATfi
"There can be no doubt as to the
c'uty of a governor whose tate faces
this condition of affairs. He should
at once conver.e his legislature to
change the state's election law s. Every
man In Kaunas nhould have a chance
to vote for the candidates he desires
in office. It is also the duty of your
y.c virnor to see that the republican
party has Its ticket upon the ballot
find under Its emblem.
"I cannot speak for my distinguished
at-soujiLe, for whose election 1 most
honestly pWd, but I truthfully say
for myself that tuy ideas of-govern
ment make me prefer the loss of Kan
sas, when the men of tn!s state have
Lad a chance to vote as they desire.
to the winning of Kansas through
political trick, mcb as is being work
ed here trick which would ill be
come a candidate for constable."
Ltp.ation all of the companies were in1
active competition. The general
BgeiiMes of ail fomp nies were turn-,
PEACE TERMS ARRANGED H ovor, lhe new "anization, he;
iw i-ri ... Ittf.id. All excepting tne Pacinc coast;
BY ITALIANS AND TURKS1 s tates, he aid, were divided into five ;
Paris. Sept. 16. Terms of peace be- d siricts. the central district being
tween Italy and Turkey are practically r crthern Illinois, northern Indiana and
arranged eicept a proposed loan to 'eastern Iowa. The eastern division;
w as New York. Pennsylvania and parts i
of Ohio and Michigan. i
i
.j:i I.IVCi PRICKS STATF.O.
Funk said the head otF.ces of the
International Harvester company of
America and of the International Har
vester company of New jersey were
In!
she platform. By a mistake In the
schedule the Fort Madison and Bur
lington meetings were missed today.
Madison, Wis., Sept, 16. John
Hicks of Oshkoeh and Algot C. Ander
son of Meiiominee resigned today as
presidential electors on the republican
ticket for Wisconsin.
easter yesterday afternoon and ten
were drowned 300 fect off shore at
Lake Bluff.
It was the tragic ending of a pleas
ure trip in charge of Chief Gunner's
Mate Negus. With his crew of in
experienced boys Negus had battled
with the storm for more than an hour
when the capsizing occurred, In lull 0f the state,
. . . .i i . t . . 1 . T , 1 . . i
view ui uuuuieus ui i-a.no uiuu icai
dents. In the vicious sea most of the boys
were at the mercy of the waves.
Those able to sw im were whirled back
by a strong undertow upon neaxing
shore. Only the strongest, holding
Progressive Ticket Loses Out
Colorado Primaries.
Denver, Col, Sept. 16 Unofficial
returns from all counties In the state
received at statu republican head
quarters today practically assure the
Domination of C. C. I'arks, regular,
for governor, over P. B. Stewart, pro
gressive. According to State Chair
man J. F. McDonald, the figures give
Parks a lead of 1,727. The republican
headquarters conceded the nomination
of Ben Griffith, progressive, for attor
ney general, but claim the remainder
congressional and sena
torial candidates for the regulars
SEVERAL LIVES LOST IN
ANEW YORK HURRICANE
Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 16. No trace
LA FOLLETTE DICTATES
WISCONSIN'S PLATFORM
Madison, Wis., Sept. 16. Platform
conventions of several parties with
slates of nominees chosen at a recent
primary election will mttet in Madison
tomorrow. It U said the republican
resolutions will endorse neither Taft
nor Iioosevelt. It Is expected La Fol-
lette will be here and that while ha
will not take part in the conference
hlb friends say his influences will bej
felt in framing the platform. The In
come tax Is the most important ques
tion to be considered by the demo
crats. The convention of the social
ists and prohibitionists are looked
upon as mere formalities, as they al
ready have adopted platforms.
SEE DEFALCATION FROM
RESTRAINING OF RATE
lies Moines, Iowa, S-pt. 16. That
the Modern Woodmen of America
"would suffer ultimately the defalca
tion of a billion dollars If lone; re
strained by the courts from putting
into effect a readjust rneiit of rat'.-s'
has been found of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. ! '' d
1 urkey.
PLAYERS ARE
GIVEN BY LOT
ELECTOR CASE IS
ORDERED CLOSED
BALL PLAYER HURT IN A
GAME. DEAD AT CHOGO
Chicago. Sept. 16 Herman Hilgen
dorf, member of a seml-prctessional
club, who was hit on the head by a
pitched ball and suffered a
Cincinnati, Sept. 16. Luck in the
draw in drafts of the major leagues
from minor league clubs fell with
the American league at today's ses
sion of the National baseball com-1, . -T nr oiimani iki -riir-mission.
that organization getting 20 ! LAST OF GUNMEN IN THc
out of 32 drafW players among Class ; RfKFNTHAL CASF Fflllfjn
ciass a leagues. 1 he St.
In tlie same building in Chicago.
contracts with the harvester com-; Federal Court of Appeals De
clines to Assume Jurisdic-
pany of ."ew jersey maae ror tr.e
sale of its products through the Har
vester company of America, Fuk
said the selling prices of in.plementg
were stated.
tion in Kansas.
tied to
waves
them, battled through
new rates into effect.
' be heard tomorrow.
Thu case will
in tii'- society's answtr
onto oars, were able to keep them-! M.dison of Svmcuse. who went ranne. ' "' '(1:i' injunction proceeding
selves up untill rescuers, w ith ropes j lllg on the river last evening about the ,"'Kun to r,rii" ,h,! P"r;i"K f tlij
tnetime a hurricane swept this section,
I killing four persons and damaging
SKYHRti. noniKS it F o KitKii. property worth a half million. It is!
One by one the men, some breath- feared the Madisons were drowned. j
ing, some lifeless, were s, latched from ! I
SETS 4 D1ETZ
FAMILY PR
A A and
Iouis Americans got the most from
the above nsmed minor leagues, get-
New York, Sept. 16. Harry
w'tz. alias "Gyp the Blood," and
J Denver, CoL, Sept. 16. The federal
: circuit court of
; handed down a decision in the Kan
eas presidential electors' case, up-
Horo- j holding the decision of Judge Sanborn
'Lefty ' of the federal district court here, that
the raging sea. Fourteen, including
Negus, emerged alive, while five life
less forms were recovered and five
remained missing.
The dead and missin? are:
CCXXER'S MATE NEGUS.
WALLACE HARLAN, IS years
old, Bloomingdale, Ind.
I. L. SOUTH WOHTH. 3112 Jane
Street. ntlsDurgn. l'a. rcses of Wisconsin aLaliiEt H-iti..
J. WALLACE, IS years old. Turner, ciarc-nce, Leslie and Elmyra I.t t2
Ind. ; nere. dirrniss?cl today in the circuit
J. A. PATTON", 23 years old. Staa- co'irt on motion of the district attor
tcn, Ohio. ; ney. 1 hey were charged with asianit
3.
Eau Claire, Wis , Sept. 16. The
NOMINATION OF LEWIS
IS PLEASING TO MR. TAFT
P.everly, Sept 16.--President Taft
learned with pleasure today of the se
lection by Ohio republicans of Thomas
Lewi:i, former president of the. United
Mine. Workers, as the party's candi
date for t ec retary of state. An entire
Ohio i-'afc? t: -'t.et ts made up by the
r xnlar n p'lbiicana.
Aliodk the ineosa;es of congratula
tions t;j the president on his ,rj.r.th
lir:hi!"iy were tele?raraa from King
Gf :i;;e of Eij:Iar.d; the. president ol
('u')a. aA th- pr-'Sidenta of several
Centra! American republics.
ting six. The Chicago Nationals got . Louie" Kosenweig, the last of the gun- a court or equity has no Jurisdiction!
five. When the drawing began there 1 men indicted for the murder of Gam-j 10 njoin a state e'ection officer from
was $524,000 ia the hands of the sec- M ler Rosenthal, were arraigned today, I performing his statutory duty of print-
retary to cover the payments of tut their hearing was postponed until lr'fe an election oaiioi. me case was;ij,en frnm tne navai training statin
fractured drafts. th Chicago Nationals leading Wednesday. They were arrested gat- "trended to the district court witn ; at North Chicago drowned yefterday Hattie Lietz Is the v.-ife of John Ditf.
wiii .3,oiu, juiOiiy ulx ia Brgoklju. tiiiecuoua to aitis lie lux. Afternoon, is not definite; known. f$&-iaucl Ue olLws we hi chUdrfefl- Uld.
W. N. ANTROBl'3, 21 years olr.
appeals here today 1 32 Regent street. Indianapolis, Ind.
1 he known missing are:
PRIVATE CAM I NAN.
PRIVATE WINKLER.
PRIVATE J. R. COOKE.
PRIVATE STANLEY.
PRIVATE J. F. JACKSON.
PRIVATE FIELD.
The exact number of apprentice sea-
with intent to kill John Rog'.ch in
July, 1'ji?. The district attorn -j- gve
at a reason for the clisrnihSal th.-.t C'Tie
oi the principal witnef.us, Jor.u Ro
gich, is now In Australia, and anothe r,
John Hesse, is a profetaionai detec
tive. It was believed the dot'-taoa'
evidence jould not. h:.ve i.T:ch v.c-iit
v.ith a jurj'. as he was c i: ploved in
rrri.sti.ig John Dit-tz of ( a
fame, who is now serv ing a
EMPEROR ACCOMPANIES
FLEET FOR MANEUVERS
llciisscV.nd, North Sva, Sept. IC
71r ftermaa imperial fifc't, composed
c . 2J I.etUo.hips, six If.rge and 11
ii ll cruisi rs. bc-s ues su-aller craft,
v as reviewed here today by the em-
roii d.n I tror. At the conclusion or me re
le t Tn. : vUw the emperor aocompaniod the
Uet to tea, where mace"- - j