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VOL. 9, NO. 51, SEIV
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[I-WEEKLY.
1 BULGARIANS ARK IN
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An Entire Business Blocl
stroyed by Fire.
BLAZE UAGEI) 3 HC
I IflM 0,1 A"?"***?!* of W(
IN Washington, March 24.LIUIl
need for food and clothing
tnr nto normal living cond
reported among people of tl
. ope, Strumltza, Petritcli ai
districts of Bulgaria to the
Tted Cross today by .Theodo
way chairman of the Amer
committee, who has just
>URS. tour of the territory.
T7 S llll IUV.
"j ROB AILAI^
it ions was j ,
he Nevroc- i
:ul Mdnik ' xt
American jNeKro Institution ]
ro T. rtoi- Lone Band
Iran relief
made &
I'ltlHT utitu tii
IIA BANK1'lip
Entered by Went to Home of !
lit. About Oflicia
f^ ni nnir * ? * ?
IlLflllU Hifles and Marl
PRECEDEMT
instalment of ar
sent to (lie Uni
Senator to Talk for i?r<>te? tion o
I Business. 01
| was delivered to
The eonslgmen
line fiiins Delivered uiun i yy
xlco City. _
March 24.?The first [IN H
ins ami ammunition '
ted States embassy,
f American citizens ,, ,, .
' disturbances here, ' * S,,H
day. Ki
t including 2.r?o rifles
Hill DLUUU
USBANDS: HEAD
au\ Tells Why She
lied Editor.
Five-Story Itiiilding Owne
Itrodie Duke, Tolmcco
Man, liost.
Durhnrn, N. C., March 24.
which originated shortly befor
?w night, and raged unchecked foi
hours, did damage estimated i
000,000 in the center of the t?i
Section llPfP T?ir> llPnoliUo ??
"The people," says Mr. H<
port, "were exceedingly dls
(1 by brooding over their sorrow
lessly waiting the time whe
way they ran return to tin
homes. This hope would see
F|ro from the farts that the men
e mid- a<'m'ss'on into Creek ai
r three territory while even the wi
at $1 - i? return to their fori
j sin ess arft turned baA after being
? Y ed and rohhed.
. , ' I\m i n i I I 1 111
>1 way s ro-# ,
heartened.*) \
and rest- Hq|,l>er |?'i M.s ?n,| js pu
m in some ,
?ir former "'"K Away, Hi
ni in vain. | i* Made Hat
are refus- . 4,
id Seryaiti Atlanta, a.. March 2.'
omen itho attempt to rob
nor honfes s,ate Savlnj? Hank. 2on
maltreat- tnuo- a ,nrBro ir,stiT ,li 1
vhere today hv a Ion. In
c. l.LIiKft. I'AWAIVIA IOIj]
railed, Finally Some Letters Head i
nt Arrest : day Attacking
or. I Policy ltcgar<
?.?Ail ensue- I Washington. Marc
the Atlanta ; Wilson kept pace t<
Auburn a* e- Pterrdent-shatterlnR
> i, was ma le motoring to the lior
1*1 iit The no William J. Stone. <
LS M \TTER vo ,nac,iine
A ' at the rustoms h
? orders for fourti
.. Senate Wednes. O'Slmuprhnesny.
? , , ? affairs, anticipate
residents ,n K,.ttInf. tho ro
liny Tolls. and machine pu
-h 25.?President! ^ear Admiral
jday with his ?r thp American
reputation by ?at?rs- ^ho. witl
ne of Senator to?r- ,h?" bo,on v,.s
if Mis?o.,ni officially, depart.
Kims, had boon hold , ,,
ouso n -?r Iluerta's * I
f'on da.. . Nelson 1
American charge <l'
s no further trouble S,l>s She AImc
maindcr of the rifles or I'iiIiI
ns.
Pleteher. commander i
warships in Mexican I'aris. Man
i his wife and (laugh fon8equences
Iting the Capital un- ?me jrlvate ci
for Vera Cruz to- F',r<> led to my
IEEDOM ()! PRESS
? I > *?*it<I?>< i Consequences
icatinn ???" Private
Letters.
h L'4. "My fear of the
of the publication of
orrespondeuce in the Flassassination
of Gaston
er main hampered the work <
men, and for a time the entire
town section of the city was i
lied.
An entire block of business
lngs Including the five-story str
owned by Brodle L. Duke, t
manufacturer, was destroyed
buildings in an adjoining block
ly damaged. A heavy wind ad
the difficulty of checking the
)f fire- 1 "r told that Rulga
down- r,rPf,k territory are being d
mperl-,t,1'> t^reek army and sent
lands to serve. It Is gre
build- i h?Pod that the government
'ucture Pro"iptly and effectively
obaeeo problem of settling the refi
and While the Ameriean Tied
great- r?ndy has contributed $18,0
ded to relief of the Bulgars slnee
confla- the war, Mr. Holwav's
U..1I. _ t i .J f , ;
rians in j,oe uh,av? arrest-d a w
[rafted for |,nK his ni.ue as Jv.l ?:
to the is- voars ?< * or suspicion
atiy to be tempted the hold up.
w"jn deal 's married and says he
with the denies any knowledge o
1 gees " I floss, H 2 years
I Cross al- hook-keeper in the bank
100 for the ?niror Present in the t
the close was confronted shortly !
report in- l)y the robber who point
i < ?f him rinmniwliul ih.it
bite man gi\- bas been sick and
llb/nata, :?<, I about official busii
of having: at- j Stone, who is the
Rhynata, who ?' be foreign rela
is an actor , bas been ill for se
t the affair. i only today was able
old, negro ' a short time. He h
. was the only fprence with th<
tank when he suggested that he
lifter 5 o'clock nr rather than hav
ing a revolver be trouble of visit
lin o ........ T I mi yo r* O i
havinK a chat ^ay- m,>* no
lews. Senator
new chairman WOTTT.D OP
tions committee I WUUAjAJ
veral weeks and i LAND
to be out for ,
ad soupht a conB
President, who i Plan Pre
visit the sena- I Vpon by
o him ro to I
inp the White ,
i a % . ! Wnclilmrton 1
Mexican officials. ( almette," Mj
examining ma
"I also had
EN COAL idea that my 1
ST XT ATA cnr A commit thf
IN ALASKA so decided to
i When Mmo
posed by Rill Agreed through a oo
' . " , , Justice to the
the Senate , iny magistrate
i in it tee. a group of ne
Ifnenlt O 4 ? and exclaimed
idame Cniilaux told the
gistrate today,
boon obsessed with the
lusband might be driven
* crime," she said, "and
do it myself."
Caiilaux was being led
rridor of the Palace of
Court of the investigati,
M. Bounchard she saw
wspaper photographers,
! thom nhntnirronK
I itllUU.
Aside from the loss of the
building, individual loses we
most instances, less than $:
i Many officers In the larger hi
were swept by the flames and a
stores of various sorts destroye
their stocks. The total loss wj
today to be half covered by
a nee.
ORIGIN OF FIRE.
H Vir> nnmoo ?...
j ii n <1 i in* l M | i |\ (|| illHlll
Duke tributions must romp from
?re, In , States.
>0,000.
COAST LINE SHEI
AREDESTl
Insur- '
hnrly Morning Fire in Snvn
miiiiip Part of \ew Wluir
j Mimv Tons of YCiili
luiiai ron- ?
the Unit- ,1'm 'nto the vault, the
which were standing o|
_ I "Ret into the vault ;
there quick." was the t
)S mand according to Ttos
Roth men entered I
x.o jl xil# robber demanding that
; doors of the safe, cor
uniih Ton- hank's funds, which wt
ves im<1 negro refused and the
iU him over the head wi
..o .vuuiiiiicmt ....... ... 01
doors of such an arranpeme
pen. and when tiio I'rosii
ind pet in Senator's home
mndidt's com- most cordial,
s. 1 Senator Stone wai
the vault tlie the Mexican situath
Ttos open the controversy rela
itainlnc the dip toll exemption
is locked. The ships passinp throi
bandit struck f^annl The Presic!
th a piece of stood told the Senai
uiif ?t?reea inai ..no.....hiuu, i
nt would be fine of Alaska coal If
lent arrived at plan Is proposed
the meeting was today by the sen:
mittee and will
k caper to discuss senate tomorrow
>n and the pend- 120 acres in thr
itlnp to repeal of and 7,fiR0 acres I
for American field will be re*
iph the I'anama dent to be miner
lent. It is under- "when In bis op
:or that the such coal hecom
'I<u V II ?g 1 . * ' I / ' I I I I I
mds under a lending .. " 11 1
in a bill agreed upon wllPtl lar(
ite public lands corn- nm.r t /h
be reported to the n? a-pconnt of
nTTm,.Pr thr bnl- R-- the .lav she
: "^r,nK river field SIu, fo (] ?
In the Matanuska oVloH< t,
served by the pre. - Mon, f,,l|f.f
I by the government of th(i
n the mining: of , , s ,ost
es necessary by rea
- I'ti'/vwp,! (IJiU
hope they will be satis <1
on the stand the pris^quest
of the Court pavo
her actions on Monday,
killed Oaston Calmette,
of lier interview at 8
morning with Fernand
Judge of the Civil TrlSeine,
who told her ho
no legal means of pre
floor of the Duke building. Are
to the best information nvalial
point of origin was near the el
shaft. Smoke was first diso
rom'ng from the building at ah
o'clock and a general alarm s<
Firemen had been at work but
minutes when a water main bin
pleting the pressure so that t
apparatus was praetlcally unle
fore the break could be ropariei
ordinK i Savannah. On., March
sip tho larpe sheds of the Atlnnti
levator Line's new wharves and
overed thousands tons of kalnlt w
out 11 destroyed by a flre which
ent In. 6 o'clock this mornine: and
a few three hours. The Oritish
rst, do- Farley, lvintr alongside tlu
he tlre narrowly eseaned destruct
ss. Tie- lartre chute, used in unlo;
i flam- ships, coliasped when tlv
ikhs pipe :m<i mnereu ;
2.r>.?Two wound. The hook-1
le Const | Jtrnppled with the robt
several oaped from the vault
err totally barn avenue plvtnp tli
started at robber rushed from th
rased for Tate, a nesro postoffler
steamship tompted to stop the re
wharf. tpr drawing a revolvi
tion. A w'ldly at Tate,
idins the Tate and others tool
p under R"it of the rohlier whir
i revere sc lwiexu-an situation li
ceeper thon change,
ler, finally es- J The tolls repeal
and into An- cussed a tlengtli, an
e alarm. Tim larly emphasized i
e hank James tlon was that Soul
elerk. at- ttons were just as
liber, the lat- 'he exemption of
pr and tiring wise shipping of f
passing through tli
k up the pur- ;,s was Canada,
h turned into Tlrazil. it developei
:ul undergone no son of an insufll
at a mason able
matter was dis- an<l government
?1 a point partleu- of oppressive eo
'ii the eonveraa- The bill propn
lb American Ma served 'ands be s
much opposed irnets or multipl
tolls to coast- mum 'eitig fixed
be United States tract. These are
e Panama Canal petit! e bidders.
Argentine and tract being incln
1 held that their Railroads would
clent supply of rool {^u'rlThy the
price,' for the navy
work, "an<1 for relief ^ ^ PIjANN
ndltions." Mine Paill;
ises that the nnrn- Plorrp de Foil
nrvpypd into 4d ncn's tor of rorpinoi
e? thomof, the mnxi- who telphond
at arroi for anv and M. Pallia
to bo leased to com- tier that pvpi
not more than one bossy. to arr;
ded In any lease, she planned t
lie nrobihited from which the \ ir
n urn .11 Kin (M hit prtvate
Figaro.
INT. TO RNTRRTAIN.
mix then said she told
(inferos. assistant ministiies
at tlu1 foreign office.
! to ascertain wlicn she
iix would attend tlio (Ruling
;it the Italian omingo
places at a dinner
o give March 23, at
mrim n nmhnQ?nr1nr \l\-_
es nan ascennen ine elevator
and were leaping from the flft
,* of the building.
Carried by tlio wind, the fire 1
spread in a northwesterly dir
Reforo it was checked, after 2 <
this morning. prnrtieally the
block had been destroyed and s
buildings in another greatly
aged.
An investigation to determi
cause of the conflagration was !
snart structure burned away and
h floor hpr bridpe. startlnp a (Ire f
ships forward. Tups towed
rapidly from her moorinps and ex
ection the flames and she was b
o'clock tlie river. Several thousai
entire nf rosin in a shod adjoinin
several that were destroyed were b
dam- heroic work on the part o
men kept the blaze from
ne the to a shed where raw turpr
started Stowed \'n nrcnratn noHm
fell across Houston street whore
rom amhl- fo '?oard a car the com
her away htm off. Tho bandit
tinjruishod volvor and fired twice ;
roujilit up!,or- both allots eoinc v
nil barrels ductor returned the fir?
ik tho two ''It 'ho flo-dnir man.
timed and From Houston strop
f the Are- handit turned into Po;
spreading w'hioh lie followed to
mtine was where he forced n nerrt
of a revolv?>r to make
ho attomptpil own roastwisp shir
luotor foiviiiK ^rp'' from tolls if /
drow his ro- wisp ships arp to
it tlio pomlitr vatitaep. Thp Sout
vilcl. TIip rot.- prnmpnts arcup tlia
hut failr-d to samp position as (
so lone as thpir shi]
t. thp hnnt'ii kprpiI in ovorsen ti
arhtrpp strppt ships of tlio UnitPil
Pain sfrppt. havo a ritarrimlna
> it tho tiolnt tlironcli ranal toll p
room for him "Thp Prosiilnn f "
pine should ho acquiring umlor
imorioan coast- supply than need
pnloy that ad
h American Oov- . . ... ,
<<i , lave Stort
t they aro in tho
"anada and that. Hock Hill. Si
ps are not on- News and four
afTlo. coast wisp unlay, in the roe
States . would commerce, at a w
rorv advantage there was onran
xeniption. T,i\p Stork Assci
on I<1 ol nn tr<? u ?n?nl A
the net a creator soil ron T. Ilerrirl
ed for their own use. to he present
The prison*
. ... appointment 1
tlint evening,
aerial to Charleston her dentist, th
ier March 24. Sat- of finance am
mi of the Chamber of .Tudpe Monler
ell attended meetine. "My husbai
Ized the Ttor.k Hill sorted, "He
iciation. T. H. John- 'line else
nrosi/Voli t n It /I Tnmnfl rr/\ n > <1 I.
k and Mrs. Ilerrirk wore
>r then said she made an
ivith her hair dresser for
was mnnleured. visited
ion drove to the ministry
1 told her husband what
had told hor.
tid was furious." she asoxelnimed
that there Is
for me to do exeopt to
today. Oiip report was that
flames originated near a barrel
which had be?n left near the el
shaft of the 1 Hikes building. A
was that a defective wire was r
Bible.
MII-ITA ON r,TTARI>.
^ A company of milita today ji
ed the burned district to preven
ing. Thousands of dollars wo
property rescued from the t
the loss could bp secured, but
of oil o?] it will approximate $2<
levator
Mother
espon- DECISION IN RAT
CASE LATE IN
iatroll- ?
it loot- Interstate Commerce (
rth of Will Take Additional Te
turiniK , of Railroads.
it is Iteliv- 'n '''s Keepinp
)0,0ft0. levelled at the nepro
v hip his into a p
i\to Williams street. !
'E r jumped from the
a nntt fled.
APRIL William Wcoten, a n
po'ice a few minutes lat
onimission soon an excited man pc
Mtimonv nt n0 William street.
found Rhynata in the
< > Til.. mlfn ...
his revolver Stone, when asked
I10 made him his distinguishet
1 > sin.1 turn dropped in on his w
Tort the r'?I - links end was eac
v?ln?'n and was going on. T)
mo about Mexieo at
eft-n, il >d I'1' about tlie eanal tol
er tba* be had -was mighty flue of
> into a house eoming hero. T ha
The police a word or two a bo
house, iving matters, hut I woul
ml A K I. > m i- me it lwttiwv .1
IlillMI ""i " n- I * III < I'
about flip vi?it A. Harbor vioo
1 caller. "nicrply Y>r. P. II. Cal
ay to til ft pol f expert working
or to boar what Clcmson OoIIorp
10 Prosident told bas boon in Hook
id wo talkod also sistftd by Mr \V
Is mattor. It who bas boon lai
lilni to suppest centrinp intorost
d wanted to say farm lif-A^oro
ut some Missouri mombors^Pero
dn't do it in Johnston, manai
|ii T-.tmt-jii <11111 .Mlliir^ ?' ?iil?i i' I *"?* l\
president. "I did not
vin. the Government that my hush
in connection with some net to p
, who for some days Tlirouirhon
mil and vicinity, as- which Minn <
W. McKoown, and "wretched" I
rgeiy instrumental in no?s of the <
in litis branch of the fear nro?
present. Sixty-flve threat of viol
enrolled. Mr. IT. E. she could not
?er of the Highland of two other i
III ^ lit" K .
doubt it that moment
and intended to rommit
xtreme violence '
t the luncheon at home,
Paillaux described as
tecause of the careless-nok.
n'lio was leaving
nd by her husband's
lence, ana the fact that
prevent the publication
tersonal letters she fear
stores was puen tn near-by str
The heaviest losses were to (
of buildings. M?n^ merchan t
nble to rescue a great part ol
stocks, but occupants of offices
Duke bulldinfi'lost many valua
cords and equipment of various
Several law libaries were burn
Among the heaviest losses
Brodie L. Duke, building, $15
F. C. Greer, building, $75,000;
ren Bryant, building, $50,000;
eets. ?
nvners Washington. March 24.?
j were commerce commNslnr
> their additional testimony or iht
in the ,)efor<i deciding the easter
hie re- rate case- As April 20, 21 ;
, sorts. "rst days available, an
efj nouncement today is take
were": i?atR no decision before tha
0.000; ' commission's allusi
War- preamble necessity of takin
W. J. testimony as late as April
? ? " ? i ?r? will- was
-The inter * old the pollop he
i will take I" bed thp pntirp cl
> railroads told a similar story.
ii advance The arrestpd man saj
and 22 arp ^ Atlanta about threp
ich an an- policp assert that lie h
n to indl- J tificd by several perso
.t time. 11 nthe crowd that pur
on to tlie.bor.
f? the final The chase of the rot
1 was re- In d'stance of about 12
1% ii.il Mini. " Iiwiur. 1 CI
had been 111 ' am able to ro to
lay. Hh wife office."
"If Andrew Carer
rs he lias been tinually asserts the
months. The , Brltlan. were the el
as benn klen- other Nation he wo
ns, who were with treason/' c
sued the rob- Chamberlain today
of the Panama toll;
ter ?oveered, has never hesitated
blocks millions in endeavo
eierreo mat until mrs t oirou mi
the Executive Park Potton See<
purchase a throu
lgla, who con- ate to the use o
? cause of Great promoting the 1
Itlzen of any bred stock.
uld bo charged i
leclared Senator, liandlt >1
in the course
s debate. "He Altoona, Pa.,
to spend his 24 hours search
>ring to inculcate to find a clue t<
ii ana t.no Highland on would upi
1 Ooil Mill, offeror! to trung her so
ghhred ball and don- iblo to attend
f the membership in ian embassy
raising of thorough- ill.
HATTN'
"Then nmr
[issed Riches. vessed with t
March 24. -After a '
the police have failed x " ''J1..'!
3 the capture of the
pear in the Figaro, 11sthat
she felt it imopssI
the dinner at the Italand
telephoned she was
TED BY VTSTON.
p than ever I became ob>
he desire to see Gaston
pit tiie imperious necesitr
some action against
le fear clutched me lest
Christian, buildinR, $50,000;
Dlovd hardware stock. $50,000.
Additional heaviest losses
fire are:
B. L. Duke, buildinR, $20
Woolworth Fve and ten-cents !
stock $75,000; O. E. Rawls i
department store $70,000. S
concern's losses will run in a
between $25,000 and $50,000.
x A r?r< T\T?riTT(iri
E. A. rp'vprt i" official circles a:
to eontravert recent repoi
In the decision was about to bo pi
well Informed on the coi
0,00ft; procedure pointed out that
stores, "lent today supported a pre
& son! elusion that the decision
leveral he handed down 1
mount eommission recesses for th
months in June.
The desirability of an c
sion has been conveved to
s evidence he jumped from the In
rts th,it a Rhynnta tonight was ii
ven. Those Ross, the book-keeper
emission's who confronted him. n
the state- the polire. The art
svions con- home wits in Denver (
probably he had been in Atlanta
jeforo the three months. The an
e summer he told them that be
working for some time,
>arly deci
rrt TTl - urni v t ? rm *
iggy :lu*| fia reciprocal reeling
identified hv the minds of the
as the man United States,
iccording to Iain's attack on Mi
iscd said his was the climax to a
"oi.. and that Kninent during whi
for aboilt who also opposed a
ithoritie? said tolls exemption, ha
had tot been protest, several lett
contention of Presid
i The toils fight ci
. .. Senator Jones read
for Groat Britian bandit who yestr
people of the Union Bank an?:
Mr. Chamber- police believe th
r. Carnegie came The thief over
n hour of hot ar- bllles on the con
ch Senator Jones safe was
repeal of the toona school fun
<r read, under The wounded
ers attacking the tomer shot whil
lent Wilson. are in no danger
ropped out when
a letter from ...... . ,
?rday shot up the
I stole $2,882. The f?ml S,'?IV ,sl
e seareh is hopeless In Iny '
'looked largo piles of J on th
nters and in an open ?'>? ded to iny
i belonging to the Al- ?,l*? "'I1, *
(1 cause of this
cashier and the cus- Mine i
e entering the bank niPn,s "P ,hp,
among them 1
to buy a rev
weapon, she f
? iu> i> ;i i amy
tould kill M. CalniBttP.
m I readily pictured my
e prisoners bench. What
anguish was the ktiowlcould
he the involutary
terrifying drama."
vix then traced her move
afternoon of the crime,
ter visit to the gunsmith
olver. She refused one
said, because the trigger
jA.ro moouor*
CABINET'S F
Ilelleve<l That Marquis Kaiu
flaron Kit to Will Im? Asked
Form New One.
Toklo, March 24.?Reslgnat
the Japanese cabinet today hn
en rise to considerable discuss
polltcal circles in Japan. The
mlssloners from many sou
ALL rious reports have pone so
Interpret President Wilson
.. as favorable to the lnrreas
* or president has repeatedly tc
to ers that while ho had his
Ions he never had expresse
Ion of any one ** ho regarded tl
is kIv- helng before a quo-judlcal
Ion In railroads already
, ra(ij. mltted evidence at one set
. . . in ero on/1 ? ?
- 1 It .1 " >* :\
roes. Va
far a.s to n4>tWp<.n I'nltenl St.
a attltud? , , . ? , . ?
e. hut the ,co ls b> ***
>ld lnquir- Wllmlnston. March
own opln- that the treaty betwee
d them to States and Mexico creat
le case as boundary commission
body. scandal*' and that the !
have sub- rado has suffered drle
t of hear- | $17,250,000 because o!
William B. Larkin
ing President Wilsf
ates and Mex- and saving the 'Prf
Lator Thomas, recalled to the class
04 rharce^ Pr,n^ton instead 01
in the United f? cont,n"? to h?"'
'"ng the water ^P^-ntatives of tl
"Involves a P'a!" ^ a
State of Polo- rtMfrnftn H?k!.Sn?
ct damage of ^JlZ Dcm?fr?t,(> '
r the prohibi
I-.t 1 H ? < .1
of Ttoston, assail- ?
in's contention Mechanical Forei
isident should be
sic shades of I
f beiiiR permitted Washington. R
loze accredited tjon of mechanic
he American peo- ama canal zone t
present rates or
ith. Lewis and brought to the i
eaders failed by rials here. It wa
ry tactics to pre- mission ofilces.
> \ iy woKHKiis. worked too hi
tion by the r
ps Organize to Resist denied that s
ktactloiw. violence apaii
moment, adn
larch 24.?Organiza- i(loa thP1
al forces on the Pan- After buylr
o resist reductions in explained was
pay have. been in the countr;
ittention of the offi- of her hushan
s said at canal com- accompany, si
however, that there left for the ol
urd. Replying to a quesnagistrate.
the prisoner
-he planned her act of
ist M. Palmetto at that,
littng, however. that
ii began to take root."
ig the pistol, which she
for protection on nights
y during the champaign
d, whom she intended to
fie went home and later
fflce of the Fiearo.
cais conmaer uie aisappearance
Yamamoto cabinet as a blow
system of clan government am
are lighting the Influence of tl
conservative bureaucratic grouj
resented by the Satsuma and C
factions In behalf of what the;
a truer constitutional regime.
The view Is generally exp
that either the Marquis SalnJI i
ron Takaski Kato, a former f
minister, will be asked to for
or me 1 ,M^n tun nuipiirrn liuvt*
to the Innings.
1 they ??
tie old Bov Holds Police at 1
>s rep- ?
hoshu : Terre Haunte, Ind., Mar
r term 16-year-old boy, barricaded
i shop, beld off a* squad of p
ro?8ed a continuous revolver Are t
Dr Ba- wounded In many places,
orelgn elothee blood soaked, he
m the from his fortress and su:
nuu meir tlon In 1896 under the
I use of flood waters of tt
j In that State, were m
Senator Thomas of Col
The Senator urged hii
ch 24. A Krant to Colorado the rl;
I In a gun against the Secretary o
ollce with to determine ownershlj
oday until , water. Senator Thom
, and his every phase of the nes
staggered declared that "success!'
rrendered. !nf stnt? h?H hoon orr,,ao
tretaty of the Senator Thomas
ie Rio Grande rpa(jinR of similar h
ade today by a^or jono's own opl
lorado. (dent's motives in i
) resolution to "] believe the T'r
Kbt to fllo suit acting honestly an
f the Interior with his best Judgn
> of tlu* flood tor Jone's own opit
as rehearsed dent. "It was h
foliations an 1, these letters to sho\
vre Secretaries indignation among 1
iv ' "
mi- miier. was not danger
interrupted the the completion c
itters to ask Sen- a provision in t
nron of the Pres- appropriation bil
lrging repeal. exit rates of pay u
esident to be | finished. Whil
d in accordance opened to cornmt
lent." said Sena- certain limitatioi
lion of the Pros- months, a great <
is intention in main to bo done
v the feeling and to be actually fin
the ordinary peo- rnv.? ?
of Interference* with
>f the canal because -.-TiTir xrr?i
ho urgent efficiency PliiiW x LI J
I continues the pres- ON
ntll the water course
e the canal may be
*rical traffic under ('ailed Out 1
us within three Couplers at
rlcal of work will re- t| r
before it can be said
Ished. Tlo?e^
, ers of the 7 4
RK TROOPS
RIOT SERVICE
to Overawe Strikers?
Depew T<k? Miu-Ii for
Ivil Authorities.
V., March 24.?Troopth
millt a reefmonf were
new cabinet.
A statement was Issued tod
the government declaring tho c
had resigned because of the fall
the house of representatives ai
house of peers to agree on th<
*et.
The declaration stares th,
naval scandal In connection wl
giving of Illicit commlnsrlons tc
1 ence the allotment or contract
iiAlklnit /I /\ ti' 11 Vi V* e kv/tn lr
The lad?Ernest Willi
lay by found in the shop and whe
abinet render was demanded he re
ure of ? fusillade. In the battle tti
ad the ed a" the window panes in
9 bud- were shattered and an auto
hind which the boy had tal
at the riddled with bullets fit
th the fleers* weapons.
influ- ?
ts had (H fxinking for Vf
ams?was | had turned deaf ears
in his sur- which had been thunde
plied with
inthe0stoTe ! Hob#?n IU>??ort" Kx?km
mobile be- Over
cen refuge ! Washington, March !
>m the of- ports of campaign expf
torial primaries under t
- , elections amendment w<
Kg* who , He ?>y the Sentate. F
?f. pjp or tne country,
to petitions Senator Thomas
red at them.' the reading of lett
motives of the Presi
is cm of Utile sorted Senators sho
? charges directly.
1 The Incident. end<
25.?First re- Chamberlain taking
snses in sena- tion to repeal the
he new direct river and harbor Till
?ro made pub- bidding the lovyinp
tepresontntlvo land waterway shin
1 ,IC urw ranai
protested against that ^fnployees
?rs Impugn? the pa,d not to exce?
Ident He as- t,han wages o
"Id make such 8tates- It Is estli
ent scale is fron
with Senator hiR,,er th?n in tl
up his resnlu- ? ?
provision In the the House The
I of 1884 for. formally pre
: of tolls on in- rr.orrow. Under
nine. He PC- suhmitte<l to th?
uii ruuai itui- pniviues - ,
n the zone may be K,li
ed 25 per cent more J ,v. ^uthoritI
urrent In the United - f,
nated that the pres- 2,f, the strike
u 4 0 to 50 per cent ?th.ation
tits country. ? yesterdav
man was kill#
The special
Issue probably will Tying workers
sented at noon to- held up yest<
a special rule to be day under ml
TTttllUh iAll'i i/ /IaKo*a <4 J ?i.
ird here today after
es found themselves undlsorders
growing out
at the coupler works.
had developed because
s rioting in which one
?d and several wounded.
I Lackawanna train carfrom
Buffalo which was
srday came through toIHtarv
protection. When
iM'iutiiPs bu uvi mm nir uinan
the eablnet.
A heated debate took plane
house of peer* when Lieu ten an
oral V'acount Saikenori Sopa de
that the naval anandal had be
ptriiftive of diRcipline In the na
, that the Japanese blue-Janke
" , Rarded their officers with nor
o?\in* the revelation of corn
All of the opposition Journi
tribute the fall of the Rovernm
-< !> ? Tortured l/ousiann Fa
In the Cheneyvllle, La. March 25
t Oen- with bloodhounds today we
>clared lag for two robbers who p
en de- grease on the bare feet o
vy and Lyles, proprietor of a store
>ts re- In an effort to make him tel
itempt bination of his safe. The
iption. frightened away after Yyle
als at- conscluos. The safe wan sa
lent to contained several thousnn
Hobson of Alabama seni
r,n account of expenditure
? Posses $6,367.34. of which $2.
re search- In travllng and $2.6If
oured hot paper and other adv<
f William tributions to his found
near here, $1,826 of which $600 c
I the com- National Woman's Tem
men were Kepeeentatlve Underwo
is was un- son's opponent, has not
d to have port.
id dollars Senator Shlvelv nf In#*
t in a detailed peated his charge tl
a aggregating siduous influences"
174 was spent ama repeal were tl
1.19 in news- eiflr and other tran
?Ttising. C'on- roads bnl hr haste
amounted to he did not mean to
ame from the President was actus
peranre Uionn fluenoes.
od, Mr. Hob- Final preparatfor
made his re- Ine of the flght for
tolls exemption pr<
linnii rnnArto/1 T'onomo " "*
lat the "In- would be limited
behind the Pan- Democrats. R<
he Canadian Pa- gressives alignei
scontinental rail- the controversy \
ned to add that contest would b
intimate the of any recent st
?ted by those in- Conservative <
sanative Adamso
n* ror the open- the fight for th<
repeal of the other leaders al
ivision of the position today p
VX/UU.T ucuavr II rtarilfd III
! to 15 hours. flould plant i
^publicans and Pro- were disperse
I on both sides of ever, at anotl
vore agreed that the ers were fori
e the most spirited scatter them
niRRle In on Kress. carried away
estimates by Repre-' Departure)
n, who will lead falo was deln
? repeal forces, and serted their ci
iKned with the op- aboard. They
laced the number of ter union lea^
e main entrance to tno
i crowd of strikers and
d Thov met again. howhor
entrance, and soldirod
to use bayonets to
Ono wounded mar was
by lits companions,
if the troopers from Tbif
vod when motormon dears
after tbo soldiers cot.
were suspended, .'.rid afters
demanded their rein
the naval scandal.
Lyles condition 1h serious.
that re had Hpent noth
u i (tiiriuia * nnm m i 1
ing. by leaders of eontei
kv^rt- ihkph TociRv Hciifauien ppppcn
ndln* factions in at more than 10
os on toils repeal statement tort
0. mors were he
ay thmnroned strtka m?ard.