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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25
HITS AN ICEBERG
AND GOES DOWN
The Alaskan Liner Iucatan Lost
During Il SnOwStOrm.
SITY-FIVE PEOPLE ARE RESCUED,
snow Failing Heavily When Iceberg
Looms CI>-Ship Rams The Mons
StCr And Tears Great Hole In Its
Side - Headed Full Speed For
shore, Isn't Goes To Bottom In
hight MinuJc>-Ncu And Women
Reach The lSlaud--How Fifteen
Miles Fer Help.

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

/ Alanagua Especially - The fo,o.,
OF President Madriz have again t.to~
/ possession OF Matagalpa, which -
February 10 was occupied by cono"
al Chamorro, one OF the ingurgert
leaders. e'A'
The bombardment Of tho o,.u
which was begun Sunday night afto,
notification had been given IN NJ
non-combatants TO Withdraw w ns
abandoned for some hours, and begr~
against Tuesday. The governn@os4t
forces had heavy guns on the mills bn /
the insurgents were without means
10 reply al long range. Chamorrn
therefore, deemed IL advise de IN rel
treat, and under cover Of darknasl
evacuated Matagalps al an early hon.
this morning.
Generals Lara. Chavarria. MARITIME,
and Riyas, each Of whom commanded
sections Of the government trooDs NO
occupied the city At noon. Chanorro
did not escape any TOO soon. az bo
was nearly surrounded By the govern.
ment forces, which had been b~ought
up as quickly as the condition NJ
the country would permit during tbo
last few days.
II is reported here thar General
Chamorro has broken away from
General Estrada AMI proclaimed him.
self president. Overtures have baan
made 10 President Madriz By Cha.
moro through the medium of the
American consular agent. v. H. Ne
Savigny a. Matagalps for the rees.
tablishment o. peace. Chamorro'q
offer. embodied in letter. is now
in the hands OF Vice Consul Cal.
de-a. and President Madriz has as
yet been Only unoGcially informed
OF the proposal. but he has ALREADY
given his answer. which IS that the
unconditional surrender and impris.
onment Of Chanor-o are the only
terms acceptable
Lieutenant Commander Svmington
[. 5. y, and Lieutenant Price. Of
the marines. ara proceeding 10 Nata.
galpa to observe the operations. II
is stated thai Rear Admiral Kimball
has dispatched Lieutenant Command.
er Symington for the purpose Of of
fering mediation 70 -ha belligerants
but with Instructions 10 do nothing
arbitrarily
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25
Cm Gs8,s To Pieces

lialEnl Faa Snacaa10 ILL a-asr
HiHnt-llsarc l6-gaar~dls WHINE Asr
WIS El7es1aE charged vatA eAs ue,>
nar nj Mary Eeoaer 81 6lsaxsao5
I'm gin was stabbed In <ssev-fs,.
nia'ss hain2 lilsra1s cnl az r6eees
z, ms mn hegr determined phsshs,
slif had beat assau1aeG. INT sAS i
believed Ia hsns beer aha Naras 7.e.
DESC lht h0g WIS from s. seh,,s
ct nOrraodar n Cl0fmaairni 49, -
aesl sllf-frat away DR. the SN,s.,.,s -
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

1seE Er-'k --lnIiaaEr 14c,si 2 ssr,af-
Ia ha8r1 a1lraral Il 1U-n1li .IG1lls.e
llaLIs " agTnri}f mora sS1,aaStv EssstlIr-7i-
HrlUr n rrHlsa-AtsHll1ig TIzssssssrussre
am exam tnaEul ut baggage ilas rssf--
unln1snna1 q Ruling IL Yts-1llt winner
a. wei rs rnal To airing n 200 nsr-
3I1,atHss alfey rTsas n lfl1s SHrllis.i
sanurH ann aenurirE HTd TsIIhH1 slssIts
q veE ~ tif fA- ATlanr f,ssEr T-tlr.
nrIss nHEs tfiat- 'sIf1fEa mfr MIR
hereafter sQgue lrta 1hs Tsllttss Saaras
accompanied ily sraof nF rsr uv1.
f4rvTrfns aGrgnlf r1 Ea7tzr snaniess
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25
Sna.sran On E-r.s.r I'm.

s'ore Dev1sgui. Wash s1,aall
----'' Ohm SoNra1lS, = gaH-x alI Z L.
ave q Kansas. i shs seeuuE us1-
her at shs UrsN os 1ns z-uI-sl y-us
81 washington 70 tiz OF srET'i
since ihs v'ac>tlH -ecu-na5 Hrnu Eli
ointn aalrans nial 81 tie -,,s
mons taea6 2ua-au1ir,a S-l1F1,
N.hf'N three o1hSc ski hrs E-s u ,
ss''2olS cohG51irI ssrttr'fr1 ErHu -
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GseGnh
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

Columbia. : e Speeia The
,5arSg al Y.a1g-sssl natives PASSED ..ns
sasslaas hil 1saneiIs Ia 4ne -sssraI,r
al minors. saiss1tcucilsZ n 1a ms
similar measure nt Stgnara- fs-s.rlsu7l
vnui liar at~aat,r passed ma SER
ate Thu hill seeis IN 1.anaagsr mr.
iaalirEss to 1ftf srsrlrus allow M 1i1f
deaanss q slIilifrssl Ifnas- N.iIiai ,5ias
re,aalr r,ilsuEsu aRst was 1srDIlzlI.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

Washington. D. c. iSpeeiaD =
Robert <. Peary, discoverer OF the
North Pole. had the unique expert
euee Of being decorated by for
eign scientific society and yitupera'
1ei b. 2 fellow-explOrer and country
man Furthermore, i was an.
LOunCed that Congress may suppl!
funds with which the American who
has been furthereSr north will lead
al expedition into the Antarctic seas
q lay claim 70 territory discovered
nearly loo years ago BY another in
treQiG American and over which nc
Tag has YET been flown
Tie Italian Geographical Society
IS the organization which has con-
tsrrsi The decoration on Command
= Pe2ry. II cablegram received
y NJ Pe2-y from Marquis Cappell
President q -hs society, the latter
says;
Council italian Geographical So
essty awarded yol King Humbert
Soi1 medal O. account YOUR long
Successful attempts 10 reach the
North Pole Siive- medal Captain
Bartlett Please wire i accept in
v--ztio- lecture Rome May after Lon
don
Commands Pear! promptly re
pied that - EzS highly ho1ored and
.1zt 1e accepted Ire medal He
withheld his acceptance Of the in
7--2t1c1 II srs2s Z Rome however,
tc- II : = measure now subject
= 52s orders .: he Nav! Depart
-s--
Ss,,-s-z-! Mere. D whom the Of
1cS- called announced that II Il was
decided u have Commander Peary
1ss3 t1s expedition that will lay
cain u VINES Land OF behalf OF
- United SAFES. President Taft
g-'ocze-T nay ask Congress 10 pro-
TSSs S-@s5s-- funds Tor the carry
- 81 - IL EXPEDITION
Wilkes L-5 l.sS IA down II the
= IL -l-s-ss--1 ee----T oy Charles
A--5ss. 81 z-s-.c4- naval officer
i LIS -sTs- ess- considered OF
s-c-Se cc@Stz- O. strategic in
E,,-1z-c's = warrant is attachment
lis EcTsz-s--. and. Tor Ike
-sssc-s II c-1s- co-z--v Lzs cast
e1Ts.c-S sTas -gc- = II view OF
IL ---s-'sss- nv 2--zc1.1g % the
search IN 11s >c--A Pole. i sudden
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Sc 81 &nsnlutsr1 I'd tn alf-i
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tS2 81 income asE v.il-huu1 IsT,ll--5ia.'
mem among 1hS >1H-as ano1l-L1.z i;
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

-'n-- A-1iu- MsnJ1u-32 Snassse
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alleged III 1t 3 msIlhs.- 81 Ea-as-
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

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whom s. + raTau- fl-s1-elass fi-s-
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81 3 hcs1itzal in 1ns efcv r',lr,es
vgr's burned u 3 nt-nl Afso-t, 1r -ss-
rsi9 h{.l- companions il 1lsf fI-grnuu
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

~5ilosFie SahiS Ssy,aria ~ VIZ,
tNeao-ao6 Carmen. = waa-s ud -s-i
inse ne Slt.z ~nam z-aas w1H rs
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20 >et ao0e and 1lrsw MN n 1fs
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

TWO easns al ahs flar boHs. re
Dune IN Liberia, apt a. viiict h2s
sam ma0selrro0r rua1 n1asfeE ~
nc sront ana hind limbs win rslTss
blaeN and elss where rallt BHn1fT
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

PARIS t>slmcia This Figaro mr.
1lnlrnrss tina, E,l,iszihaa1 T'alitarsE viii
give 4 -ra1ld sags " tfs 1.isssat Pa
afs 81 -f'rEsiItsIl, GS1assvalts vssst
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

san 1TslNcSsa6 CASsrn3 !. +,
II wing ntrrsStes ~ Ghor pt,ssssS,ar
Mrs .lant Soe Sapnsl 8 lfal1fber 49,
( .lliGrisss isaac manager. al IS 49,,
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.slaau ~ fhs Instance al '@,fIasrs ~.
ta' searatirlg az sh1 Naadns8 49,.
aialian ni &ntnhon Socteli5sS p9ss,
ara tile firssi srreSiS unagc aa,s ~
farlig lrw which makes Il >s..s,,
iF have nirreftss lr nnfis $780,
4ala Slr Ernest H Saas1ass>s
tise 1srirSsh satar0sie 3A.flo,se 80. -
he presented WtIA 8ht NrflA,,S,s - q
"a ny F'residau Tan ts's'e'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25
HADRIz' ARMY
IN NATAGAIPl
Insurgents Eyacuste CITY in tb,.
Night.
GENERAL CHAMORRO HAD no GAvv0u

Government Forces Had The Mo-.
aguan Town Almost Surround,
And Chamorrc Escaped Mono ~
SOon-He Deserts Estrada A.,
Makes Overtur.s To Mod.
Which Are Unconditionanv n
iected.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25
ENTONBED DEAD
TURN MUMMIES
Eleven Miners rs Natural as
in Life.
me MEN Persisted LAST NOVEMBER.

ii,r> Snalcd Cut in the Coal Milne
Disaster AZ Cherry, ln,---Shu6 In
IN Nt~ngM Chamber With The
rcwlErSturN Move laood Heat
The N,u,>c> nvtci Up A. II In
m,,en, N>uh> Ot Es,pt Aud Welt
Preserved
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25

requires ais1s tinlss as nsusa
anargs Go WAX agpssasrs as IN 1n
love-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25
Foreign NATION HONORS
COMMANDER PEARY
King Humbert Gold Medal
Awarded to Him.

With Secretary Never
With Reference To Leading To
Lay Claim To Wilkes Land,
Which Was Discovered BY An
other American. But Over Which
No Flag Has Yet Flown-Bitter-
" Assailed BY \ Cook Adherent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-02-25
Tas lNrp-sa 3e-s7s lFErs--

President -2-- 6l-zs-1s III TcsES
q rs <Ccos,- z-s Vceca5 z rs So
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
WOULD REIMBURSE INDIANS
Owen Wants United States to
Pay Back $3.50, 900 in
Lawyers Fees
(By Leased WIre.)

Washington. D. c.. Dee o. Sena.
Tor Owen Of Oklahoma, who ha cot
lertcd fortunes IN attorney fees from
the L dams has introduced bill IN
the senate to reimburse the Ch0ctaw
am chickasaw Indians to the extent
OF S750.00O the amount paid to the
old law firm of Mansfield McMurray
Il c. nish several wears ago, In con.
sidcraticn OF their professional skin
in keeping several thousand names oif
the roles OF the two tribes.
The big zee IVES paid By the Cover
ment in the closing days Of the ad.
mnlstation CT Ethan Allen Hitchcock
as secretary Of the interior It's pay.
ment VAS resisted for long time,
and until the court Of claims allowed
Il Senator owen proposes In his blil
that the S750000 which was taken
from the fwrds Of the two tribes men.
toned be returned TO these ladians
pro rata by the secretary Of the treas.
ury, sho shall take the money from
the United States treasury
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24

WOMEN
ELECTED

I. Secretary Seth Gordon. Of the state
election board. has received the com
plete roster Of officers elected in 50
counties and only one out Of the
whole 40 elected complete Repub-
lican ticket Pawnee county which
heretofore has been on the fence and
not certain to so either way, lined mp
soldly for the G. o. ?.
Some few Socialists were fortunate
enough TO land county Offices minci-
pally through the effect OF bitter
scraps within one Of the other of the
big parties Klowa county elected a
Socialist county Surveyor and Mar
shall county, sherln and commits.
sioner.
Eight women were elected county
superintendents in the 40 counties
that had reported wednesday Five
women were elected register Of deeds,
but there is lega1 question that
may proven their holding Office The
state association of registers IN ses-
sion at Tulsa, voted to take steps 10
contest ali the women elected TO Of
ice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
MATTER or pRECAUTIoN
ON PART or ATTORNEYS
Reported That GOVernor VIII
Sign Capital Removal
Bill Tonight

Naming W. H. Coyle as plalntif,
and the state officers with the excep-
ilon Of the governor and the courts
las defendants. proceedings We're filed
through Attorneys G, G. Hornor and
Frank Dale before Clerk w. II. l..
Campbell Of the sta;e supreme court
late this afternoon: for the issuance
of an order to prevent the removal
oi any state property from Guthrie to
Oklahoma City In the course OF the
net few days, The plaintiff asks for
the Issuance Of restraining order
ic prevent the transfer OF records and
llles until hearing can be had on
the petition
Every indtcation todNy foreiold
the preparations on foot TO take
French leave on the part OF tne
state department officials A rumor
coming from apparently good author
liy Is 10 the effect thai the bill set
Ting the final location OF the capital
go oklahoma ely will he signed hy
Governor Haskell tonight al midnight
The attorneys taking part IN tte ne
ton to restrain the removal Of the
state Offices suspicioned this and Inn
meliatoly prepared q petition asking
Tor AN iniunctIon During the course
of the next two days opportunity
would be given for tho ofIiclals to re.
move their effects Into new Quarters
20 Oklahoma City, and tho attorneys
representing GNthrie would be help
less 10 prevent their action
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
TENTATIVE: DECISION
BY NAVY DEPARTMENT
Meanwhile BstlIeships are to
Participate in Exercises
OF Cuba

Washington, Dec. "A n likely
tire Atlantic battleship fleet aow
abroad will make Il cruise to German
ports net summer A tentative de
cision for such cruise has been
reached by the navy department The
detailed itinerary has not been wor...
cd out. It Is most likely. however
they will visit klel and probably one
or two other German ports.
On the present cruise the battle
ships of the fleet visited only Britis.
and French ports on the English
channel The fact that no visits to
ports Of Germany were made has
caused unfavorable criticism OF the
policy Of the goyernmene7- German
newspapers.
Vlhis anfriendly criticism was ac-
centuated by the recent speech OF
Commander William S. Sims. United
States Navy, commencing officer OF
the battleship Minnesota. who was
quoted as saying In a speech in Lon
don, December 3, last, that Great
Britain probably would receive ass
sistance from the United States in
case OF foreign war This aliegea
statement was telegraphed to Ger
many. and, together with the failure
of tie fleet to visit German ports
has been the subject of much criti-
csm.
II was explained at the navy de-
partment today that lne present itin.
erary was arranged hurredly after
the outbreak of cholera at ports in
The Mediterranean sea, where il was
originally intended to send the fleet.
Surgeon General Charles r. Stokes
ADVISED against senr;ng the battle
ships to the Mediterranean. The IT.
inerarS was then revised,
Officials OF the navy department
felt there was not time TO include
German ports In the itinerary with
out interfering with the winter ex-
ercses at Guantanamo early in Jan
uary.
The vessels Of the Atlantic fleet
y Ill mobilize IL ine English channel
December 80. and cruise to Guantanu-
amo. On the way there scouting ex-
ercises VIII be held by the fifth di-
vision OF the fleet. under Rear Ad-
miral 5 A. Stanton, consisting OF
armored cruisers Tennessee, Wash
ington. South Carolina, Montana and
the scout cruisers Chester, BIrming-
ham and Salem The cruisers VIII
sail from Hampton Roads shortly afi
ter January and will attempt to 10.
cate and keep In touch with the bat
teship fleet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
HAS HIGH OPINION Of SCHOOL

S. A. Layton, architect Of the nor
NAL school building at Durant. and
also the state preparatory school az
Claremore, is in Guthrie today. Mr..
Layton Is very enthusiastic in his
opinion of the efficiency in his
dents connected with the preparatory
school The building at Claremore
was turned over to the state Friday
with appropriate ceremonies The
feature OF the occasion was a four.
course supper served to the mem
hers attending the special session ol
the board of regents and board oil
public affairs President r. d. Muir
daugh ,.was present and extended a
vote Of thanks to the students OF the
domestic science department for their
efforts 10 entertain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
YOUNG men CHIEF
SPENOERS, SAYS EXPERT
Department StatlsiIcian Figures
That 45,OOO,OOO VIII
Average 81 Each
[By leased Wirel


Washington, D. c., Dec. 24.-Santa
Claus will distribute O,OOO
worth of purchased Christmas gifts
this year to persons in the United
States. This is the estimate OF Vic
tor H. Olmstead, chief Of the bureau
OF statistics of the department OF ag-
riculture. 1t is entirely unofficial,
however. ard Mr.. Olmsted doesn't
want to stake his reputation as a
mathmatician on 1t.
Andrew Carnegie's gift OF $ll 800
900 in the interest Of worldwide
peace, and John d. Rockefellers gilt
of $1O,O00,c00 to the Chicago uniyer-
sity were little too early for Christ
mas. If they were counted the grand
total would be Sill l,5C0.0 600,
S5,00O,0o0 More Owed.
Mr.. O.msted's estimate, or guess,
us you prefer, has only to do with the
actual cash purchases He says there
is perhaps $5,000010 more in debts
He also estimates that fully cne-half
of the people of the Ucited States Will
make gifts that DO not cost actual
money. OF the remaining 10000
he says few will not give presents
because thoy dc not believe in the
custom. Other. may not on account
of religious beliefs
BY far the greatest number OF
Christmas givefs. Mr.. Olmsted thinks
will be Young men whose salaries run
from SIS to $3.50 month.
They will sperd their money accord
ing to their salaries and their mental
state. He estimates that those with a
social bent will spend on an average
of IS, while the homeloying ones will
average about ST. Childrens prestnts
he figures, viii average 30 cents.
After taking all these into consider
alton, Mr.. Olmsted has hazar3ed the
guess that the average amount CT ac-
tual money that has been spent or will
be spent in the United states for
Christmas presents BY half of the
population that does the spendl<g is
81. That makes an average of 81 for
everybody. or in round numbers to-
tai of $9O.0Oe,0e0.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-12-24
REDSKINS
MUST STOP
GAMBLING
specIaI % lhe paIIg condor

Special 10 the Daily Leader,
Fort Sill, Okla. Dec . 80 lot9-
or will the Apache prisoners of war
he'd on the Fort Sill military feser.
yatlon be permitted to enjoy their
layciite pasttime, gambling
This edct has gone forth from Nal.
cr n l.. Sect, the retired army Off
Ger who was recently stationed at Fort
sin IN charge OF the Apaches ln the
place of Lieutcnent George puTjnet0n,
VINO was ordered % return 10 hls com.
pany of cavalry ln the Philippines.
Major Scltt was formerly station
CO at Fert sill and. white here at chat
time, learned the effect upon The char
actcr and curse Of the Apaches OF
gambling he learned. too. That near
ly every member Of the tribe from
Gerunimc down, was m nyeierate
gambler
Since being placed IN charge Of the
redskins. he has ordered that all the
gambling stop and has placed Wig.
iliant watch over them 20 see that
The order Is cDeyed. lie IS partieut
arN opposed to the Apaches gambling
with visiting Comanches and is trying
to stop any gambling whatever, which
has for years been the principal past
time IN camp life. Threats Of guard
pcuse sentence hnYe been hung over
.he dl'0bedlent.