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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Warned to Desist

CANEA. Crete. Feb. 12.-The consuls
of the protecting powers today pre-
sented identical notes to the Cretan
executive committee prohibiting the
election of Cretans to the Greek ma
tional assembly. or chamber. and warn
ing the committee that in the event of
the prohibition being disregarded
effective steps would be taken to en-
force this decision
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
BILL GIVES RELIEF TO
AGNEW DISTILLERIES
Especial Dispoich 10 The Call

WASHINGTON. Feb. Representa-
tive McKinlay has introduced a bin to
repay $4,lS1-92 to the distillers at Ag-
new This amount had been expended
for revenue stamps for 50 casks of
spirits, but both spirits and stamps
were destroyed in the fire of 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
MORE POISON ADDS
TO SWOPE MYSTERY
Niece and Son of Kansas City
Millionaire Also Alleged VIC
Tins of DR.. Hyde
Executor OF Wealthy Mans Es-
tate Gives Damaging Evil
dence Against Doctor

KANSAS CITY, No, Feb. 12.-That
poison had been found in the con-
tents Of the stomach of Miss Margaret
H Swope and that Chrisman Swope
went into convulsions. according to
Miss Anne Houlehan, his nurse, a few
minutes after she had given him a
capsule at the direction of DR.. B. C..
HYDE, were two startling statements
made under oath by John c. Paxton,
executor OF the Swope estate, today.
These new features in the Swope
mystery were revealed BY Paxton only
after he had been threatened with COM
mitment if he refused 10 answer the
questions asked him by Frank P
Walsh, Doctor Hyde's attorney. Pax
ton was giving his deposition in the
slander suit for 100000 brought
against him by Doctor Hyde.
POISONING CLEARLY ESTABLISHED
Miss Swope is a niece Of the late
Colonel Thomas H. Swope. On Decem-
ber she was stricken with typhoid
fever and Doctor Hyde cared for her.
Poison was found in marked guam
titles in the contents OF Miss SwOpe's
stomach by Dr. Victor Vaughn" said
Paxton.
Did any one tell you of any medi-
cine that Doctor HYDE gave Chrisman
Swope?" Attorney Walsh eagerly de-
manded of the witness
Il do not remember the exact words"
answered Paxton. but Miss Houlehan
told me that Doctor Hyde had given
her a capsule 10 administer TO Chris
man Swope. She gave him the capsule
and q few minutes later he went into
commissions"
REBELLED AGAINST DIR. HYDE
The story of the stormy scene in
the Swope homestead on December Is.
when the nurses threatened TO leave IL
Doctor Hyde were not dismissed and
another physician obtained 10 care for
the i'll members of the family, was told
by Paxton He told of the vague sus-
piciOns of the nurses which eventually
led I'D TO the open break between them
and Mrs. Logan o. Swope.
1t appeared that Miss Houlehan was
the leader of the insurrection. Just
before leaving she turned to Mrs.
Swope. according 10 Paxton. and said:
People are being murdered in this
house"
The departure Of Doctor Hyde and
his wife from the home followed amid
a fearful scene. Accusations were
made regarding the physician His
wife. in the house of her mother, stood
firmly by him as he was turned away
from her parental doors.
INCRIMINATES HIM OUTRIGHT
Much time was passed in questioning
Paxton regarding a letter he wrote 10
Stewart s. Fleming. one of the Swope
heirs. telling him of the mystery. II
was upon this letter that Doctor Hyde
| brought his suit.
Whom did you mean when you said
in that letter that the murderer OF
Colonel Swope should be brought TO
Justice? was asked Paxton
Il meant Doctor Hyde. he replied
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
CRETE WARNED NOT TO
REBEL AGAINST TURKEY
Powers Forbid Election of the
Greek Assembly Delegates

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE Foreign Of
fee announced today that the four pro-
tecting powers-France, Russia. Italy
and Great Britain-had reached com
pIete agreement as to the representa-
tions to be made to Crete concernfn z
fbe participation of the island in the
fortbcoming Greek parliament.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Victim From Portland

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 12.-Leon
Derenda. who. with his teammate,
Green, lost his life in the wreck Of the
stea mer General Chanzy, was native
of Portland His mother and brothers
reside in this city. Derendas name
off the stage was Leon Dangueger. He
was a well educated man. having grad
uated from the Portland high school
and continued his studies even after
he wnnf on the stage
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Polar Greetings Exchanged

NEW YORK Feb. 12-Congratula-
tory MESA ges between the north and
south polar regions have been ex-
changed. The incident became known
today with the making public of mes
sages between Herbert l. Bridgman.
secretary of the Peary arctic club OF
this city. and Dr. Jean NJ. Charcot. in
command of the French expedition
which has Just returned from discov-
cries in the antarctic. The MESA ges
were as follows:
''Brookly-. " Y. Feb. 10.-Charcot,
Punta Arenas, Chile: Congratulations.
Peary's north pole saIutes you.
"BRIDGMAN."
'Punta Arenas. Chile, Feb. IL
Peary, North Pole, Breeklyn: Hearty
congratulations. CHARCOT.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Expedition Scientific Success

PUNTA ARENAS, Feb. 12.-The
French antarctic expedition appears to
have been a success from scientific
point of view. Doctor Charcot, the
commander, is here, having arrived on
the steamer PourQuoi Pas. New land
was discovered far south, the coast
lines surveyed and earlier maps made
complete.
During the first antarctic summer.
190S-9 the expedition, in spite Of the
difficulties which threatened TO i'm
peril its success, was able to complete
the French map as far as Adelaide
island, of the north entrance TO the
strait of Magellan, and the western
most of the group of Queen Adelaide
islands and a stretch of new land 10
miles long was surveyed. The expedition
ultimately reached Alexander island.
The region was explored and proved
to be barren and covered with ICE
bergs, glaciers and masses of rock Ii
afforded no shelter to the explorers,
who wintered at Petermann island
The season was comparatively mild,
but bad enough TO cause considerable
sickness in the party.
During the subsequent antarctic
summer the expedition explored De-
ception and Budgeman islands, IN
South Shetland archipelago.
Following thlS the eApAOIelS NoiliiA-
ued south discovering new land to the
west and south of Alexander land, and
Peter island was also visited The ex-
pedition navigated as far as latitude
20 degrees south, longitude 120 west
Alexander island, or as it is some
times called Alexander land. is small
island in the south Atlantic ocean about
latitude SO degrees south. longitude "a
degrees west, and is considered TO be a
part of the so called antarctic conti-
nent. 1t was discovered by Belling
shauSen in 1921
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
FRANCE THREATENS
SULTAN. OF MOROCCO
Customs House to Be Seized if
Loan Is Rejected

PARIS. Feb 12.-The French gov
ernrnent IS preparing 10 met the atti-
tude OF Sultan Nuiai Hafd with ener-
zetic measures. The Matin today sa is
that Il the sultan does not accept the
Z rra cement for the Moroccan loan re-
cenfIv concluded srere between his com
mission and Foreign Minister Pichon
within z fixed time. the French viii
not only seize the customs house at
casa Blanca, but viii take other steps.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Consul Driven From Palace

TANGIER. Morocco. Feb. IA
courier who arrived today from Fez
reports that Sultan Mulai Hahd or
dered the French consul who had come
II protest against recent acts of the
sultan 70 leave the palace and that the
sultan has also treated officials from
.9he French military mission extensively.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Sunday Talks

MISS ALLEN TO ADDRESS Y. W. C. A.-8Iiss
Irma G. Allen assistant to DR.. H. n. Bell
of the United Presbyterian church. VIII speak
ar the Young Women's Christian association.
1910 o'Farrell street. at O'Clock this after
noon Mrs. Hazekamp will sing. Thursday
evening February Il, there viii he an evening
with ..Thomas Moore in Song and Story"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
KILLED BY fall

KILLED BY FALL-Portiand Feb f2-whIle
wrestling with q companion in room on the
third heor Of a building. in northeast Portland
last night r.. Slsden pitched through the
window and fell to the sidewalk below. being
instantly killed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Vaudeville Team Lost

MARSEILLES. Feb. 12.-The French
Trans Atlantic line states that no pas
sengers embarked on the General
Chanzy after the regular passenger
list had been made up.
According to this list the only Amer
leans on the steamer when she foun-
dered of the coast of Minorca Wednes-
day night were Leon Derenda and his
teammate. George Green, vaudeville
performers.
The woman reported as an American
was Miss Elsie Hery. who was borE
at Epernay, France, but recently re-
turned from a trip to the United States
The steamship officials received
nothing during the day to encourag &c
the hope that more than one person
out OF the 157 on board survived.
News of other wrecks was received
today The schooner Mathilda, from
Dunkirk which left Port de Bouse
France February for St Pierre
Miquelon, with a miscellaneous cargo
was wrecked last Wednesday in the
same vicinity as was the Genera
Chanzy The fate of the schooner's
crew is unknown
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
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every means possible TO restore his
hair but not until the discovery of the
marVelOuS SwissCO Hair and Scalp
Remedy has there been anything o.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
BODIES WASHED IN
FROM LOST VESSEL
Only One Survivor of Disaster
TO Steamer General Chanzy
in Mediterranean
Vaudeville Team of Derenda and
Green Among Victims of
the Wreck

PALMA. Island of Majorca, Feb II.
Bodies were floating ashore today from
the wreck of the steamer General
Chanzy. The authorities posted men
along the coast to recover the bodies
and also to watch for small boats in
a desperate hope that some of those
aboard might have escaped.
Marcel Rodel, the Algerian customs
official, and the only known survivor,
was still unable today to give lucid
account of the disaster When the
vessel went down he clung to a piece
of wreckage and was washed ashore.
When tossed on the rocks he was
remained throughout the night Re
about aim1essly most of the day, finally
stumbling into the village of Ciudad
Ella almost demented.
From his rambling story the authori-
ties first learned of the disaster and
rushed help to the nearest land point.
They found only mass of wreckage
piled up on the coast.
The villagers say that even if the
small boats had been launched they
ragged Wednesday night.
VESSEL LOST HER COURSE
The General Chanzy missed the pass
between the islands of Minorca and
Majorca, being either blown out of her
course or rendered helpless by the
breaking down of her engines or the
loss of her propeller.
Some reports have il that the steam
er broke in two and sank al once after
she had struck and others that a,
boiler explosion occurred. The heavy
loss of life is attributed to the prob
ability that during the bowling tempest
all of the passeng gers and such of the
crew as were off duty were below.
Other explanations are that the vessel
struck with such force that several
bulkheads gave way simultaneously.
and that the ship filed and sank before
a single small boat could be lowered.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
NEW ANTARCTIC
REGIONS EXPLORED
French Expedition Discovers
l20 Miles of Previously
Unknown Land
Party Under DR.. CharcOt Proves
Success, Though Not Find
ing big Nail"

VALPARAISO. Chile. Feb 1.-THE
French antarctic expedition under
Doctor Jean Charcot reached latitude
20 degrees south, longitude 126 de-
grees west, and discovered 12s miles
of new land TO the west and south of
Alexander island.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07

Sandwich found as many as Sc per
cent. Of the inhabitants to be af-
tectcd. DR.. Lavinder found it still
more common in upper Egypt. Drs.
Cuthbert Brown and G.. G. Low
have recognized it in Barbados. and
several other authors have mention
ed it's occurrence among the Zulus
and Basutos Of South Africa, while
Or. u. Ray observed several cases
during brief stay in North Be-
Dar, in India.
All EXCHANGE Of views by those
mon who form the investigation
committee tended to the cOnclusiun
that the malady is essentially Of {,
chronic character and chiefly af-
fectS cultivators Of the soil. +
large number Of pellagrous peasants
end their days in lunatic asylums,
while many more drag out mis-
cradle existence in their native vii
aEcs. The changes discovered after
death have been Of such q charactc or
az TO jndic&tC general tissue d.
ecnfraucn, mere especially Of the
1bratn and Eeryons system.
The tendency TO mc1ar%EOl~. i'm
bctiltr. or mania. "nh The, curjOn4ly
mniHmiiI"d state Of ,lr body ar,
""st" peculiar TO thc diy"a=c, and
point TO so&1" special rauEc fer the
group "f eTn>rtnm& Ayiih witch ihvt
arc associated
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07
Says Sand Flies
Cause PeHagra

Washington, April 6.-Medical
men Of tho South are seriously in
tcrcS'ed in the coming investigation
Joy Il. committee OF Enre0pcan inedi-
cal and scientific experts into the
case Of Dcl]agra. IT was originally
assumed that ono Of it's prime causes
WaS to be found in the consumption
Of corn. especially when the gram
was in a damaged condition.
Under the direction Of this COM
niittcC Dr., j.. w. Stmbon, who now
contends that the disease is commu.
nicAtcd to man probably by sand
flies, inst as the tsctse fly. and his
assistants will proceed to pellag-
rCus area in order to carefully and
CHtcn"ivclv Investigate everv phase
It tn" dread disease and seek to fnI
is cure.
Fer considerable timc. # +:
H'2!"l. D"'lag"a haG rrrvailo1 rx-
t"Heivt " in Lombarhv ana other
PARTS "r nortdorn italy. IN tnc Au9
trt%@. in GascJur. Roumania and
CrTru. II Is common in lower
Egypt. where il certain Villages Or.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07

For many years it was assumed
that this cause was to be found in
tho extensive use Of maize, often of
damaged maize, as q staple article
Of diet among the populations chiefly
affected, and this view derived
plausibility from the conditions ex-
}atthg in Lombardy, where the food
Of the peasantry has consisted Of
this grain Of their own growing, the
product of poorly cultivated ground
sown late, harvested before 1natur-
ity. stored carclessly in it's wet state,
and either made into q sort Of por-
ridge or into loavcs which were
baked hastily ON the surface and
left wet within. large enough for Il
weeks consumption, and apt 70 turn
sour and moldy before the week had
expired.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07
NOTICE

Treasury Department, once Of The
Supervising Architect, WASHINGTON.
D. G., March %, 191O.--SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until 3 O'Clock p. NJ. on the 4til
day of May, 1919, and then opened
Tor s. the construction tiucludine
plumbir>. gas piping. l"Itlug n1raT.
JtuS, electric cDE1uits und wiring
and stordhrl clock sysfnmD Of an
{ Ni' II i"n. 70 modelling. etc.. in illC
J n;,"t |'H,rS l|stOGic' and Court
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07
NOTICE.
IVY NION3
State Of West Virginia,
Kanawha County, IS

Kanawha County, IS:
At RULES held in the Clerk 3
Ohico OF tho Circuit Court OF Kama
wha County, on The first Monday In
the month OF April, 1910: .
LeiShnhia 4. Richardson, Plaintiff,
vs. In Chancery No. 1903.
George W. Richardson, Defendant.
CTha object Of this suit Is to oh.
tain divorce from the bonds Of
ma trimony.)
This day came the plaintiff by her
attorney, and on his motion, and 1t
appearing by affidavit, fled, that, the
defendant, GEORGE ". Richardson. ~
u non-rn5jdent "f this State. 1t Ia or
dcrcd thot he do appear within ono
month after tho date Of the f)rat pnb-
liratiCn hereof. aud do what tx ncchs-
l'" . I" protect hi~ interest tn Ilh.
suit.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07

Every FAMILY ana especially thoss
who reside in the country should he
ided at all times with bottle Of
Linimcnt. There IS
no telling VIXEN it may bn wanted ih
case Of an accident or cni,orgeucy.
1t is most excellent in all cases Of
rheumatism, SprainS and bruises
Sold by &. A. Pottcrficld, corner Cap
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07

baltimore, who is a business visitor
mere. After the meeting, which was
one OF the best hCld for some time
the physicians enjoyed d banquet III
the dining room OF the hotel.
The meeting was called on short
notice and for that reason a Target
NUMBER were not present, but those
that were there we're treated to an
able discourse by Or. Gardner, BhU
is Gil cmii,ont physician and good
talkcr. DR.. J. i. RAIDER, Of Hunting
ton, was also pre3t1 mt at the meeting.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07

House ut Charleston, West Virginia,
in accordance with drawings and
specifications, copies Of which muy
be obtained from the Custodian, or
at this office at the discretion Of the
Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
Supervising Arctitect.
3-31-4~4-7-1 411S-Ct.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07
Iestc: IRA. II. MoTEEsHEARpsss
"a H. DoS tbtf, ','2i .;'stti Clerk
Notice to Take Deaa;s,tiona

N"ttce'to Take Dispositions. ..I
10 George w. Richardson: ts.Ss
Take Notice.: Thas On t1te .tdEiE
uay OF May, A. D., 1870, betwseR
the hours of 8 O'Clock A. Al! aiiaa7fS
O'Clock p. M, at tho law uffies OF II Il
p. 11'ustor, room IL in the KkifaWafaa!!
ranking & Trust Co. buiidiRg sfkis4
ate corner OF Capitol and QiiaftfeF
streets in the City Of CbarIestosE.
haanaWh$ County West Yifginiay III .,
viii lake the deposition OF fflyssffts
ana others, 10 be read In my befistsss
IN certain suit in chancery nov
pending in the Circuit Court for trio
County of Kanawha and State sDYf
vest Virginia, in which LeiahunfA I.
r.. Richardson is the piaintif9 and &
George W. Richardson Is the de-
PENDANT. ~. 4. ., !.
X from any cause the taking 81.
said deposition shall not DO COM
menccd or completed oh the day
aforesaid, the same shall be toftfti~
ned from day TO day. or from tffl3& !,
TO time, at the same place. and Bsga$,,
tween the same hours, uhtit thSY.
same shall be completed. 800 q
LElGf1NNIA j.. E;CH tRlJSC)N. 4 ! Il
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07
Local Doctors Meet
and Discuss Disease

Ab"W twenty-five doctors attends
Ell the meeting Of the KaIawlla Med
icai society held last bjZht if the
assembly rCcm Of tn IIOlof Ranawha.
rA'|"d on account Of ~" DrcSrncr IN
'hc city OF Dr. ". $. s;arIncr. Of
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-04-07

or common courtesy which is mot
Incompatible With the rights Of
American citizenS.'' =.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-06
.BETTORS GET A SHOCK
Message of Gov. Hughes to
Stop Oral Betting
Brings Dismay.
STAND TO DROP THOUSANDS
Racing Men See Blow to Finances
if Suggestion Is Carried
Through.

New York, Jan. 6.-Governor Hughes
recommendation in his message today
at Albany that legislation be enacted to
abolish oral betting at the tracks struck
racing men with dismay. They stand
to lose thousands of dollars If the sug-
gestion is put into effect.
Last year oral betting was little in
terfered with by the police There was
drop in attendance and a decrease in
betting. 1t is true, but not sufficient to
keep thousands from the tracks and as
the season advanced and a feeling of
greater security established itself
hopes of better patronage another year
found expression in larger stakes and
more entries. The Coney Island. the
Brooklyn and the Saratoga racing as
sociations have all made plans for a
more active season this year.
Bookmakers who suffer directly
whereas the racing men suffer indirect
ly through diminished attendance, were
contending tonight that betting can
never be abolished and that any legisla-
tive effort to prohibit 1t at the tracks
will only result in more business for
the poolroom.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-06

One feature of the Missouri watering
place which especially appeals to Com
tskey is the advantages for training.
There are ample spots for actual prac-
tice, and the walks and inducements for
exercise are numerous. Moreover, the
fact that the Springs are in a compare
lively nothern section of the country
would tend to acclimate the Sox better
than Ii they took the major and early
part of their work in the extreme south.
The fact that the Washington Sena-
tors are going to prepare for the cham
pionship season at spot not far from
the District of Columbia started the Old
Roman thinking. Another thing that
would be advantageous to the players
would be the water. The change from
the water in the south to that in the
north has often proved disastrous at
the sar of the season. Comiskey is one
of those who believe that a good start
Is a battle half won. He Is expected
to return to Chicago by the end of the
week.
In the meantime Secretary Charles
Fredericks is experimenting the NOV
ing OF the White Sox headquarters from
the Marquette to the Fisher building
After today the offices will be on the
sixteenth floor. just eleven floors above
those occupied by the president OF the
American league, Ban B. Johnson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-06
NOTES
CUb-REO TRADE PENDING
MAY COME OFF SOON

That long pending trade between the
Cubs and the Reds will be consum-
mated some time this week 1t has been
learned that Manager nance has writ
ten a letter advising the deal, and
President Murphy is expected to push
the trade through in Cincinnati. AL
though nothing definite regarding the
deal has been given out. 1T is believed
that Pitcher Spade will come to the
Cubs.
1t Is known that Cincinnati has had
its eye on Pitcher Hagerman for a long
time. In fact overtures have been made
to Murphy regarding this elongated
twirler. Chance needs another tried
pitcher to help out the Cubs, and he
has always liked the way Spade work
ed. Although Hermann and Griffith
have both denied strenuously that
either Mitchell or Lobert would be
traded. one of these men may figure in
the proposed deal.
Excelsior Springs, NO. will be the
training grounds for the White Sox in
1910 unless the coming California jaunt
exceeds all expectations. Owner Com
iskey of the club, who is now testing
and looking over the springs, is en-
thusfastic over the outlook, judging
from reports. The waters he says, are
fully as healthful as those of the Ar
kansas Springs and the climate is sur
prisingly good.