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TO TELL OF TAGGART BLOWUP
GRAND JtRi TO 90 INTO
FRENCH LICk EXPLOSION.
Detectives Believe II was Another Nc
Namara Job Federal Court No" Has
All Iron " Workers Correspondence and
Papers lp to Arrest OF MCNamaras.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. T.. John W.
Morgan. the city detective who arrested
Harry Underwood at French Lick lmnedi-
ately after an attempt had been made
to destroy the Taggart Hotel. has been
subppnaed TO appear before the Federal
Grand jury, and it is supposed that he VIII
lay Underwood = alleged confession before
that body.
Detective Burns says that James b.
Mcnamara placed the dynamite at the
French Lick Hotel. according To McMani-
gal 8 confession Notwithstanding Burns =
statement. the Federal authorities are
looking for Underwood. and the city de-
tectives, including Morgan. are assisting
them.
II was learned To day that the papers
and documents surrendered 10y n. y.
Hockin on Saturday night to the Federal
authorities include the correspondence
of j, j. Mcnamara for the year 1910 and
letters written to him and copies Of letters
written by him early in 1911 before his
arrest. While many letters were taken
at the time Of the raid on the offices on
April %. the 1910 correspondence was
not included.
N Ia said also that the evidence now
held by the Federal Grand Jury is wanted
J in nj least thirteen cities in the United
| states TO be used in investigating dynG e.
mite explosions which have taken place
| in those cities within the last few years
Local officials in several of these cities
want to proceed Boston IL one OF the
| cities which would like to peek al thus
material The Boston Opera House
was dynamited
Other cities mentioned as being inter
ested are Detroit. Brook lyn, Kansas CITY.
Cincinnati. Buffalo. 81 Louis, Omaha
Cleveland. Salt Lake City, Chicago and
Peoria. All had explosions
| Raymond Burns. in charge Of the Chi
cago office. came here to-day for con-
sultation with his father. W. j Burns,
| regarding some phases Of the dvnamting
cases He denied a report sent out from
Los Angeles recently that a man who had
overheard a conversation in saloon
in which McManigsl had referred 10 j Is
| Mcnamara connection with the Los
Angeles Times explosion had been the
first to "tip OF to detectives the guilty
persons.
He said that before the Times explosion
the detective agency had established
to it's own satisfaction the identity of the
men that were responsible for former
explosions A report made hv " A
Graves now in charge of the office in this
city. on September 49, 1910, or two weeks
before the Times explosion. he said, stated
that II was very evident that j y. Nc
Namara was the "brains the conspiracy
Graves was in Indianapolis gathering 9
evidence against J j Mcnamara when
the Times explosion occurred, he said
II was also said that W. J Burns. six
months before the Times explosion. had
told MCClintic 4 Marshall. whose works
az Indian Harbor had been dynamited
that it was probable that members Of the
ironworkers union had caused the ex-
plosion
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POWDER MAKERS TESTIFY.
Expected TO Aid In Tracing Dynamite
Sold TO Mc<amaras.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. IL. Within ten
days in all probability the investigation
of the dynamite conspirators now in pro-
gress here will close so far as Los Angeles
is concerned, the centre Of activity being
shifted 10 Indianapolis
To-day many employees of the Giant
Powder Company at its plant a. Giant,
Cal were before the Federal Grand Jury
Their testimony is expected to aid in the
tracing Of dynamite sold To conspirators
and shipped TO various points.
Bert II Franklin. already under a slo .oO0
bond to answer "A charge Of attempting to
bribe George y. Lockwood. a prospective
Juror in the Mcnamara case, was charged
in another complaint filed this afternoon
by the District Attorney with offerinE <
Robert +. Balm. passed as juror. s400
as part payment of hribe Of 81 600 to
vote for an acquittal Of j. B. Mcnamara.
Among the first witnesses TO he called
before the Federal Grand Jury this morn
ing were the employees of the Giant
Powder Company where Bryce" and
Caplan are known to have purchased the
dynamite with which the newspaper
building was blown up on the morning
of October |. 1910.
Bruce Mccall. shipping clerk for the
COMPANY was the first witness. He was
followed by Thomas J. BranSOn. sales
manager for the company; William Flynn
and Frank sylvia, also Of the Giant Powder
Company
Following these witnesses were the
managers and several employees Of the
Argonaut Hotel of San Francisco, where
Bryce" is said to have stayed at various
times when he was in San Francisco.
Among these were Mrs. Genevieve Carr.
cashier at the Argonaut; Mrs {. ID,
Hurd. who was "A telephone operator
at the Argonaut at the time Bryce" is
said to have made one Of his visits there.
George A. Dixon. manager of the Argo-
naut; Percy r. Nandyke, assistant man
ager and former bellboy at the ArGo-
naut whose name is McCachren,
JE. Munsey. secretary Of III" Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers of salt Lake
City. was clo~eted with the special yrose-
cutor to-day The conference lasted for
an hour or more II was at Nunsey :
home in Salt Lake where J. b Bryce.
or James B Mcnamara took refuge after
the destruction Of the newspaper building
last year II may be, too, that the con
tents of a mysterious box, which came
into the hands of the United States Dis
trict Attorney last Saturday and which
came from Salt Lake, previously having
been held by the United States Marshal
was the subject of discussion.
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DIED..

BOHME.-On December 10. 1911. Henry L. p
Bohme. aged ~ years.
Funeral from the residence ~ his son, Ralph
Bohme, 4Os Lincoln av Orange. y. j., on
Wednesday December -, at 2:SD j. NJ
Funeral private, Please omi, flowers
COMBS.-At Carrollton, No. on December o.
1911. Mary l., wife OF Col. Howard Tilfori
Combs Of Lexington, Ky.
Interment at Lexington. Ky, 10 \. NJ. Wedncs-
day. December 49,
CORDIFR.-Nary Stone Cordicr. aged A. years
Remains lying THE FrNERAL CHURCH 2'i'2fS
West 23i ST. FRANK Z, CAMPBELL BLpoJ.
KIIsHEIMER on December II. 1911. after a
lingering Illness. elizabeth. wife o! James
d, Kilsheimer.
Services Wednesday evening al O'Clock at
Jeroloman's parlors, 2i57 7th av. Burial
private.
LAMBERT After a brief Illness at J. Hood
Wright Hospital, Florence Lambert. December
II. 1911: residence iis W. i2ith 81
Funeral private.
av. Ange Albert. husband OF Emily Brace
Pattou, aged Is.
Funeral services at chapel OF the Stephen Mer'
ritt Burial and Cremation Company, Hh aN'
enuc and iath street, Wednesday al three
o'clock, lnterment Hartford. Conn.
RAWLINGS AT Montreal, on DecenpSr u.
Edward Rawlings, president Guarantee Co OF
North America. In his 7sd year, Funeral from
his residen ,e on Thursday att o'clock r. NJ
SCHROERS. ON December II. at his residence
The Sonoma, 1870 Broadway, John husband
ofCarrie D. Schroers, in the SD year OF his age.
lnterment at St Louis, Mo. - convenience o1
the family.
STTNFNS-On Tucsday morning, December l..
1911 at his residence, II Fast 18th street, Ne"
York city. Byam Kerby Stevens, In the Ihlh
year Of his age, son of the late Byam h am
Frances Gallatin stevens and husband ol
Eliza Langdon Wilks,
Funeral at Grace Church, Tenth street and Broal
way, Thursday morning December II, a. u
o'clock Please omit flowers.
MYSTERIOUS on December II, at the residencn
of his father So South Portland av,, Brooslyn
Arthur son OF DR. George r, Westbrooh,
Services Wednesday December IS, = W.
Please omit flowers,
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POTATOES CONDEMNED.
Board of Health Found That Trust Bust
Ing Tubers Had Been Frozen.

INpIANAPoLIs, Ind. Dec. IA car
load of shank potatoes" has been con-
demned 10y W B. Stout. inspector of
the Board Of Health. and the Mayor has
strict orders not to sell any of these po-
tatoeS.
The car now lies on side track with
a largo and glaring sign bearing the warn
ing, Condemned by the City Board of
Health"
The potatoes were condemned after
II. r. Atkins. the major domo for the
Mayor. had taken some Of them To mar
ket for sale Nothing was said of the
condemnation. however, until the COM
mission men, headed by John Blumberg
President Of Council, let the cat out Of the
bag,
Dr. c. $ Woods, secretary of tho Board
of Health. confirmed the story, saying
he knew nothing of the details except that
Stout found that the potatoes had been
frozen, Stout proceeded to the market
and there condemned the potatoes that
we're being sold Atkins said he had sold
about fifty bushels of them but that
on receiving orders from the Board OF
Health he Immediately stopped the sale.
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WALDO WARNS BRADY.
But Theatre Manager Declares Tie WIN
Put an SUNDAY Production.

William A Brady, the theatri""l man
eyer. got m invitation in his mail ycster-
day morning to 81 20 Police HeqdGuarters
end have telk with Commissioner Waldo.
Mr. Brady had lei it he known that he
intended to- put on q production of" Bought
end Paid For at the Playhouse on Sun
day night, Now Yaar'G Eve. The audience
was TO attend by invitation and subscrip-
ton There were to be no paid adms
sions
A representative Of Mr. Brady saw the
Commissioner and was instructed to tell
the manager that the production better
not go on MIR. Brady said last night
that he was sure he had "A right to have
a performance in his own theatre if he
wonted to. provided he didn't charge
admissions He said he expected to have
a production at the Playhouse on New
Years Eve. hut he wouldn't say that II
will be Bought and Paid For
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CIIE TO 4 KILLING.
Anonymous Letter Writer May Clear lp
Boys Death.

The police in The Bronx last.night got
the first trace of a clue to the killing Of
Howard Mangold, the six-year-old boy
Of 25i East l37th street who was struck
by an automobile and left in the snow
near Third avenue and 18th street on
November u, Last nights information
came in the form Of an ANONYMOUS letter
to Capt Price Of the Alexander avenue
police station. The sender of the com
muncation states that on the night of
November II he saw a gray automobile
draw up at Third avenue and 18th street
and noticed a man get out and go in the
direction where the boys body was later
found Capt Price is very eager that the
sender of the letter come 10 him person
ally and help solve the mystery Of the
boys death, He promises him secrecy
and protection.
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She went back the following Thursday
noon. she said. Stokes gave her $500 10
pay for Miss Graham's trip TO Eurone
She was 10 sail on the Baltic the next day
But Stokes warned her not TO let Miss
Graham have the money before the shin
was ready to sail. "Otherwise, Stokes
told her, she might commit suicide and
the money would be lost"
And then he said 10 me. she went on.
acting the dialogue Miss Conrad. WHY
do you stand on the other side of the table
when you come TO see me? Don't you
trust me? will show you that |
am man to he trusted But |
knew he was bad, wicked man.
He had put his hands on my shoulder
when | first went TO see him and | was
afraid of him. | told him did not trust
him. And then he told me he could see
that ] was an aristocrat because he was
judge of such matters He made a
study of such things, he said, because
he bred fine horses down in Kentucky.
He offered me a position as illustrator
on the udH and Express, saying he owned
part of the paper
He said other things in connection
with selective breeding that made her
blush and want to get away, she said.
and finally he fetched the 5000 and she
did get away and went back TO Miss Gra-
ham. She went over the scene in the
apartment when Stokes called, corrobo-
rating Miss Graham.
Earlier in the day Miss Graham had been
on the stand under cross-examnaton
Mr.. Buckner pressed her hard with ques-
tions as to her motives for buying pistol
and letting Stokes comeeto the Varuna
on the evening of June I. Mr. Buckner
asked:
When you bought the revovers didn't
il occur to you that if letter could get
5000 from Stokes a revolver could get $500
or S., 900 or s25 Oo0?"
NO. sir"
Didn't Miss Conrad tell you that 1t
was easy to make a man sign anything
at the point of a gum"
NO, sir"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Youthful Charm
To Aged Complexion

"Prematurely or middle-aged COM
plexions can be made soft and velvety
and given pink and white tint of
youth" SAYS Mrs. Mae Martyr in the
Los Angeles Press, But FIRST Of all,
powder and rouge must he discarded
because of their runous effect on the
skin. In its place should he used
plain spurmaX lotion, made by dis
solving ounces spurmaX in pint
hot water and adding teaspoonfuls
glycerine Using witch-ha2el instead
of water makes it dry quicker in cold
weather,
This lotion should be applied to face,
neck and arms, then gently massaget
in, and when il dries the skin takes on
soft. satiny finish. Continued using
will remove pimples. blackheads,
wrinkles and skin in-roughness. II is
especially fine for oily or muddy com
plexions, and. unlike powder, is invisible
when on.
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HELD FOR TWO GENERATIONS.
Land Patents signed by Lincoln, Grant
and johnson Finally Fi,ed,

OLYMPIC, Wash, Dec, i?.-Federal
land patents signed by Abraham Lincoln
Andrew johnson and U. S. Grant as Fresi-
dents Of the United States were filed this
week by James Brewer, the present
owner of the lands. in The County Audi
tors Office here. In all nine patents
one to John johnson and eight TO George
". Miller-the records dated back to
reconstruction days. This ia but one
instance Of where patents have remained
without being filed for two generations,
The signature of Lincoln is we'll pre-.
served, being written in a heavy hand
with a generous supply OF ink.
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NEW HOO SE FOR UR. EVV ELL.
President Of Harvard to Have Residence
to Cost SOS 900.

BosroN. Dec l2,-Plans were filed
to-day by Guy Lowell architect, for "A
three story brick residence for President
A. Lawrence Lowell Of Harvard Univer-
sity, to cost SS5 ,00O.
The building will be on Quincy street.
Cambridge. between the present home
of President Lowell and the estate known
as Emerson Hall on the old Shale estate,
On the first floor will he "A large hall
leading To n large dining room and morn
ing room on the left OF the hallway. a lso
a library and reception room on the right
and large drawing room,
On the second floor there will be large
hall. study, private apartments Tor Presi-
dent Lowell, three guests rooms, sewing
room, linen room and servants quarters,
The third noor will be given over TO
guests rooms.
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Noted French Architect Dead.

Special Gable Dsspdich 10 THE SIN.
PARIs. Dec. IL. Pierre Jerome HonorS
Daumet of the Academy Of Fine Arts is
dead He was an architect Of renown.
He was born in 1926.
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MARRIED..

DOWS- BURDEN Ats O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Tuesday. December II, 1911. Al Grace Caurrh.
New York city. by the Rev Dr. Charles Lewis
Slau.ry. Mar GwcndOlyn burden. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. !. Townsend Burden. to David
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UNDERTAkERS.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL, 1AI -2A3 ". 23d 81
Chapeis. Ambulance Service. rsl isa. oheise''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
UNCERTAINTY SHOULD END.

rather peculiar confronting the Wahiawa
city the continued of the the military
schofed situated The question still
o military
the its development of the supply
dnre thousands dollars and the of accomplished
good faith moral right its title cleared
the value of the right determined by
On the other hand John McCpsson, evidently realizing
of this supply has under the the
its other citizen the Territory
to make what needs Mr. McCrosson
best offer, but why should this be
Dispatches Washington indicate that War Dickinson
this secretary's
action be this time simply atunt the Wahawa
legally of this there win always
nty the fluid irgae portions of the Wal
aua plantation
seeking
McCroon bill bring influence bear that
hope of viii application
valuable
at the interest of those who desire
what it is doing the matter Maybe public
private business for private
. o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
NATURAL, oArironNrAN, OPPOSITION.

Following precedent years ago. the representative
win oppose the attempt temporary
dlous
Hawaiian plands
nOn Of the Islands thought and when America had merchant
protect
the nborood of San Francisco Bay should the of Hawaii
they dependent political Southern
Pacific domination Of San Francisco prevails just
that long win anything that can be twisted into show Of opposition against
the s. p and the Pacific Aan be opposed
Let take help from California in
Hawaii
help in anything and attention
eIewherej the Northwest from
Honolulu Washington
the middle up
monopoly hand andto selfish other who
faiplay
isl fact incnOvbl proven
that Hawaii has Pacific Mail
Steamship Company for whose benefit being asked with
supposed away
without murmural the patriotism Last week. when the
Mongolia lay IN port three different passengers expressed their surprise at
here long the other Islands, particularly Hawaii and
the
Pacific nothing
nothing worth seeing anyway,
attraction
tresome journey.
sample of Hawaii the
the face the that commercial Seattle
Portland Spokane, intensely
British bring them Honolulu help celebrate the birthday
very
something to help out conditions the Pacific The fact that there
conditions those OF two ago. and that the improved
ti6es
limited time the growth travel
will Ameican
be viii he turned
without opposition of it, At the
present the
provided while all increase discouraged bit prohibited
ship subsidy could such
measure liberal within When such is
denied, why this American
community entitled to fair treatment other part of the Union
the mainland to our own eonnt ports wit" no other restrictions than are
This privilege
we ask for, it is a right that demand
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
San FRANoIsco,s POSITION.

Washington yesterday
N
celebrate
by the holding world fair considerable Hawaii The
relationship
a extent blow
fighting against
holding panic business
With the definite that New Orleans
will probably knocking of the industrial of
tightening the market here The sypahet chord that
business with those will
the and the reaction win
Should be that she WILL will
ifame
The that organized
uDskl
advocates proven
wher Francisco.
followed Francisco employers declaration
this depp been reached too late the New Orleans
from further faurehe San Francisco employers will have take
privilege of conducting their affairs their subject
dictaton with of the
Whether Francisco wins her fight with Orleans
the within her battle the
brink
Honolulu will
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
coMM1ssIoN eovERNMnNT.

Governor Frear statement given yesterday
proposal
This public endorse
paper during
community,
at time, number of the
consideration The doubtless believes that
revision, the revision well
along improve present
substitution
the of conducting the ciy business.
conducting power
directly personally
appointed officials
blame shoulder the
of authority public slipped
members directly individually
sib and there be results
be parced failure praise deserving
There others bob gather
to be held shields against
During the three has
mission praise of it,
opposition great opinion
decidedly avoraby the
places
adopted 1t is the coming thing government
of divided responsibility
those o the past
will the pan
concerning problems mistaken
things progress
% lag behind
i primary tn
positions responsibility o
responsibility.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
PROPOSED TAXATION oIIAnoBs.


Suggestions lines along which the taxation might
be amended interview Ia Will
strike the radical ways,
conditions financial and political but viii that the 6dd
solutions years boheng
the politicians the Territory open WY Hhettt
counties determine the taxation
property within the individual eounties throwing
the economy extravaganza Infected
the to be demanded from taxpayers M sfN~
BY allowing the all personal prop
within the individual
taking the income other purposes solely
does with much Of the objection outside concerning
the division of this Oahu taking h aH0
advantage the
Providing distinct line
allows Of a better reckoning purposes
Those who
reason to complain what the Governor
placing OF direct responsibility
have it in the proposed plan;
the division
Probably nothing that has of
important than necessity complete revision
of the present taxation Probably nothing
during his term of Office win discussion
morning; probably nothing that
with bringing his administration into politicians
tho Of
Whether the suggestions will
the legislature but thing
politician will study the
has from and where it has gone.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-24
WANTED. a soLUTIoN.

applicable Hawaii 1sO the ship
all nations in the Pacific yet for the first six months
Honolulu according the
Of all other
toe there coaw laws for the United
States yet her merchant marine dominated the seas
Today unfortunately special in force for the fostering of the
marine which for the monopoly by
the and incidentally Of the
hardship upon people industries
United much for
shipped another maybe only hundred miles
goods shipped from foreign the Atlantic Pacific
the the American
horribly gOqe others with of
the practical but with simply to still further bind the grip of
steamship monopoly already holds American traffic
The Advertiser solve the problem but would that
solution which would be fair the people of the country and to these
Islands particularly which are in position that should place them outside OF
present wi laws is within At this time and
Hawaii depend steamships traffic with the
rest Of the country at least until flying machines But the
the different position for all sections have the
transportation the is
swim
becoming practical fact
problem nursing decrepd American
merchant marine must take on new phase 1t no Infant Industry
buried the filed with
topped with
which shall only record tradition 1t time that principle adopted
than before
which the American flag shall fly from the aards thousand
and still sailing vessels the of the world 1t time that
practical taken to make of the Panama Canal
a pathway American ships.
digging the Panama Canal United a money
making the Canal; the primary intention according
people
States to cheaper and facilitate between these points AT
though hundreds millions benefit
including the Pacific Mail Steamship which is
knocking Honolulu time chance and the factor in
fair dealing the Territory the
the cOastwse and the relief of the Islands
opening of
enta will be American ships will this
world in its former dominant ptonf Not at all will simply permit
steamship sailing under the American mostly
passenger pocket
diferentia presented them by the government
1t sensible for the insist that American citizens shall
only travel in American ships from port to another as it would be for
to insist that American citizens shall pR travel from one city to another
American automobiles