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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01
I'm L0ND0N'S THEATRES
Production of "Drake," Await
ed with Keen Interest.
A GABY DESLYS FUR0R
Leoncavallo's New Opera Yin
CARA" Has Tragic Theme,
with Grewsome Finale.
TBy Gable 10 The Tribune. J

London, Aug. 3l.-The new dramatic
season may now be said TO be fuiiy
under way with the opening Tonight
at the Vaudeville Theatre Of Edmund
Gwenn and Miss Hilda Trevolyan In
Little Miss Llewellyn," an adapta-
ton of the Belgian play, LIE Marriage
de Mile. Beulemans." Next week is
crowded with the programme given to
readers Of the Tribune q week ago.
Tho chief event Is, Of course, Sir
Herbert Trees production Of H. y.
Parkers Drake" at his MaJesty's.
This will undoubtedly be splendid
SPECTACLE and is obviously intended to
appeal TO British patriotism and TO the
national determination to maintain the
naval supremacy of England. London
critics. who are not at all lacking In
the military spirit, are unanimous III
saving that the purpose IS entirely
within the legitimate scope OF the
stage. They draw attention TO the
martial spirit Of many of Shakespeare 3
plays and say that Mr.. Parker may
we'll take pride In following IN such
il!ustrious footsteps.
Meanwhile a too obvious clashing OF
dates has brought about some altera-
tons In the weeks programme. IL
had been announced that two musical
comedies, The Grass Widows ana
THE Girl In the Taxi" would be pro-
duced On Saturday, but by n rear
rangement just announced, THE Girl
In the Taxi" Will have its opening on
Thursday, when Marie Tempest also
makes her first appearance In Herold
Chaptin's play, Art and Opportunity
while THE Voyscy Inheritance will
open at the Kingsway on Saturday
Olga Nethersoie Returns.
Olga Nethersole. too. returns TO inc
English stage this year. after an aD-
sence of several years. AS preiiInin-
airy To her London reappearance. she Is
booked for short provincial tour In
THE Awakening Of Helena Richie
and will open in Birmingham on Oc-
tober Z. afterwards bringing the play
to West End theatre.
Lily Langtry has returned this week
from Paris. where she has been get
ting costumes for her coming twenty
weeks tour Of the vaudeville houses
Of America.
Gaby Deslys. too, has been appear
ing this week at the Palace Theatre In
new sketch. Mile Chic" I'm which
she will soon make a long tour OF
America The sketch Includes several
dances which do credit TO her physical
condition. and a disroblns scene which
has, OF course attracted the cnthusias-
tic attention Of a large section OF the
British public. There has been some
outcry against the performance. both as
10 the dances and the disrobing, by
self-appointed moral censors, but so far
Il seems TO be the official opinion that
the English moral fibre, which cannot
stand the strain OF mixed bathing. IL
able TO undergo almost any test on
the stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-01

AZ tho FotoiS.
Among the Americans who have been
In London this week are:
At Clsridgc's: Mrs. Philip Lydig,
MIR. and Mrs Charles Scribner and Mr..
and Mrs Frank L. Croker.
At the Carlton: Charles Stewart
Dawson, Nelson Robinson, Louis ~.
cramer, A. ]. Prayer. William o. Wake
and family. Miss Katherine l. Keyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen w. Collins and
Richard Collins.
At the Ritz: Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.
Allen and family, Mrs. George Lathrop
Bradley: Lloyd Bryce, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Guggenheim. Lewis Cass
Ledyard and Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Tay
Tor and family.
AT the Berkeley: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
c. Good. No and, Mrs C. a. Dickey. E.
Remsen. sNrs. NJ. Hanna, Frank Pat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARkEr.

New York, January l6.-F!our-sleady with
a fair JooblnS trade. Rye Flour-Firm.
Buckwhcat Flour. Loramcal and Rye-A. Al
Stsndy. Darlcy-StronE. wheat--F'irin; No.
red. 2Sitc. elevator. export basis. and Slo0Ia
atoat options closed &c. net higher May.
sLoS ii-isc; July, eaSsc Confirm: expor,
new, ,oi.c. {. o. b. aGoa;. Futures nominal.
oatS-fIrm: standard white S5%c. IN elcv;l-
tor: No. white. ar.c.
fork-S:eady- Becf-F!rm. Lard--Easy.
cut Mcats-ouiet Taiiow and wool--Quie;.
fctrolcum-Stendy RosiI-Easy: strained
common 10 good. s.. Turpentine-Steady.
Enthusiastically. Ece-Flrm. Sugar-Rnw
and refined. steady. Conee-Futures closed
barely steady a. net los OF is4I points
SPOT. quiet: Rio. No, :. lie: santos No l.
l6ssc mild. dull: COrdova. i5H iTiSc. nomi.
nal. Butter and Cnecsc-Firm. Esse-Un.
changed. P"tatoes-f'irm and unchanged
Ca bbages-Firn; domestic, per ton. SIS a
:'.co Frcishts and Pcanuts-Unchanged
CotioHsecd oil was irina higher carly
on covering OF shorts and reports OF con.
tincntal buying. Su, In the afternoon I'll,
market turned easy some FREQ offering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
York
Stock Market

/ New York. January i6.--The stand
ard railroad shares to-day slipped into
the background and the coalers and
fractions and bonds took their place.
OF the three issues that under normal
conditions usually focused attention
Union Pacific. Reading. United States
Steel-oply Reading attracted n fol-
lowing. and in that there was some IN
tcrest by reason of its classified ton
With the coalcrs. During one period
of more than a half hour in the fore
noon the ticker did not record trans
action in United States Steel. The on
l. change during the day came short
j., before the close, when the market
became moro active and prices ad-
vanced generally The advance OF the
coalcrs and the tobacco securities ana
the drmncss of the general list gave
the market an appearance OF strength,
although with few exceptions huctua-
ions were narrow.
Activity in tho tobacco issues was
largely In the LigSett and Myers and
I. rillard Company stocks andb onds
lLgEett and Myers rose points. the
preferred 4. and L"rillard b IL per
cent
Speculative interest in the coalcrs
srouscd by the declaration of the ex-
ira dividend on Leh'Sh Valley and
kept alive by conjecture as TO possible
extras for other coal stocks grew
broader to-day and took in some
stocks which usually are very inactive.
including Delaware and hudson and
Central Railroad, of New Jersey. The
rise in the latter was the Is points 10
s35. q new high rccora. Dclware ana
lIudsou gained 3 points. fluctuations in
l.chis;h VALLEY were comparatively mar
row The copper stocks, after Il period
inactive.
The bond market was tirr' and some
What more active. Transactions in
the tobacco bonds were the feature OF
the days trading. Total sales, par
value. sS.S5s,oob.
United States bonds unchanged on
call Total sales. $4,000 shares.
New York. January iS.--Money on
call, steady, oGG SIS per cent; ruling
rate. Ia: closing bid, mono offered,
ct ais.
fine loans, easier. sixty do: 8. = S.4
63 per cent; and ninety days 3: SIX
months. 1903 IL. Close: Prime
mercantile paper, 3i 10 Ia per
cent. Sterling exchans steady. with
actual business in bankers bills at
si.ss75 for sixty day bills and at
s4.SSeo for demand. Commercial bills.
4s3 Bar silver. Sc Mexican dollars,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
roTtoS MAl;Ti.rs

N;Iv lorH. JNnuIT1 -0-TaeT1 va. . oOn-
,.uuet active business ~ ;Ae cotton m4rf,t
to-day nut scuiiHvnt appcaivi 80 h, ua-
SETTLED s.'t-r y"st,rdGE's G.yliu' auG the.
nations wrGu irregular. With tn. u.psu
stpaay. uc po.1ts higher Z" pom, .nwci.
DatriuE. We're quils aggressive a. lh" sta-t.
liverpool aad Ncw prlgans gpp"aGrh to y,
rciilng &.rc, wr''c .oea. bears showed cpU-
.H5"rahle ;uHhdeNs,, nGi It's" contracts wrr,
very W.! tgke0 around tie sniita prices.
auG tho market soon developed slvHatvf
tone or yentT4! br"iuG, hutl sGpP"Ti az
COVERING OF shorts. lhc close, Ccrs"qu,. -
~ was NY from ;he lowest on cntcr!ns ".
nuiI support iusp'roG s. T"To'vCd gOau-
rsncc iu 40 early settlement @! tn. Inn
rashi-a tEouhi.f and py t..r grn"Eti.S steady
showing .! tie Soutac;u spa, markets
Receipts today 1855 bales against s;.,s,i
s.t week aHd tia. tns' y'ag T"-GHy's re
c"ipts ~ Galveston !f.~. nalcs agnins, iS.sti
last gear. AT %"~ ORIGINS S.G+! Dll". agalns,
s:!e las. year and %; houston ils.S bales
gains; 6,1S1 last gear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17

Live Pouliry-Turkcys very low and had
to sell at any price. They are not wanted
Chickens and hens about steady.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys lower and dun.
Market overloaded and not wanted. Don't
ship any more until advised.
ESEs-Fres! stock very active and scarce
Game-Raohiis very active Wild turkeys
scarce and active.
get.
Live Stoek-Neals and hogs in good &C.
tive demand. Sheep. lambs and cattle fair
IS active.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
fsaies at Union stock inrds.)

fsaics ut Union stock Ynrds.)
Richmond, va. January 10. 1912.
Report Of the .ivo stock market FOR the
week ending January 10:
Recelpis-Cattlc, :6f head: caves % heao'
sheep, io5 head hogs, 5.1T head
pest steers SO 61hc; medium TO good. oit %
5s;c.; common to fair. 4N1Sc. beet heifers.
ti.asc.; medium to good, ilaGShc.; common
tn fair 3s.I4kc.; best COWS, Fs9bc.: mo-
dunn to good go GiHc.; common to fair.
eisMac: oxen, f16,ic.; bulls. a'l Vf&c. I;
calves. Tihlsc,: fair to medium calves $50
snc Cows ana calves. s?S@6ooo per head.
Hes, heavy hoge. $50: good. 40 to lS0:pound
hogs sI5 &C; light hogs and pigs, 81 q
BOWS aud stags. 90 Sc: best sheep. 80 q iiac.
common 10 fair. :isa aMc.; best LAMBS s'sc'
common. ~ a Size.
Chicago. ILL.,. January la,.-Catiie re ce.pt
0f,a -. market casY. Reeves. Si.S1 4S,VO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
BOND LIST.

A.!is-C.aluicrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Il
American Tougrcn Company is.......... "Si
American 1o3nt'" Company cs........... i:O
Atlantic Coast Line Is; Is tOldt........ 81
:. G. Ill aud y. col. II. is..........., go
y c. l.. oony IS On Ealtim1rcj....... 'cI'
Chesapeake nud on!o conv. ii%s....... ~
IiSEt;t 4 Niyer, Is. " Observation-Disclosures. 10!
1.lssctt = Myct, -. w. Observation-Disclosures. 90
T.or!liarG 60 II. IS. Observation-Disclosures. i3il
LpgIilard GO. = u. i,...,.......,-.. ....... a2t
Norfolk snh Western conv is........,. ly,s
S.aboard Ait Line stamped Is ,h!dI.... ST.,
S"nhoara Air Lie Adj. 5S.............. s1'
Southern KallWay Observation-Disclosures. :.
SJuihel! H4l.wAy u b!dI.............., i9,'
tI!tcG St.!t.s steel End 5s.............. iE'
va. Brown Bros. c'fs.-...... ...,....,..,. -
NH-Car thrn. IS 'eidp Observation-Disclosures. ~
Nah3,A deli ss......... Observation-Disclosures. -
WADlsG Pitts. Term. IS rt:s..,......... 4.
ruusG4u meW ~ Observation-Disclosures. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago January :6.-In spite o. bogy
thur great quantities OF Canadian wheat in
BOND would be used by Minncs polls mills to
MI export trade, the wheat market to-day
wound up at u net advance. Closing prices
were &c 10 i,dSc. higher than last night
Stohs interests took u! offerings and
brought about this result Corn fnishcJ
&c to y q &c. UP; oats Il gain OF /. n ,,c
and hos products varying from .,.I5c d.
cline TO 2.1c. additional cost
Leading futures ranged "a follows:
Open High. Low Close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
r. G.: No. 3 red. es3Mc: No hard ucI
IA hard 1SAl 81 M nnrthnrn-

VS. G.: No. red e3ao5c.: No. hard. yoG
~. No. hard. 9S4$l; No. northern.
s,.nq ile: No. : northera. sioial.cs; No. }
northern. sioi4l0: No. spring. 93a 1ltS:
No. 5 spring, MSi.06; No spring. rs q
s!.E: velvet chaE. .1G sl.ei: durn:n. .op
,io5. Corn-No. }. 6i.tc.: No. yellow. Si;. q
&c: No. l. e0T sic: No. white 62i, Il &c.
Outs--So white. 50q 50%c.; No. 3. ts.3gg
isi.c; No. white. +9t.c.: No. 1 white. i5i4 q
iyc.: standard. t9si q 5ac.
Baltimore. Md. January is.-Wbeat-Firm :
er: spot. contract, ..ptc. Corn-Firm: spot.
contract, seIsc. On,s--ouiet; No. white.
5iI:c. Ryc--Firm; No. 2 western. domestic.
ilMI.oi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, January l6.--Advances OF itc
n yard were named on Lonsdalc bleache;
musllns to-day. and Iac. yard on Berkeley
ane cottons. Cable Inquiries for goods for
China shipments were received during til.
day, and sumc gales have been transacted
print cloth and convcrtibies arc STEADY.
Yarns are tending toward greater frmncas
An announcement; Is made OF coming nuc.
ton sale o: silk goods TO relieve an accum'
uation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17

h =
Cotton. quieI; middl.ns. asc: gross re-
.e'Pts, S'sS bales: stock, 1888 bales: export
~ rance 80 bales; 10 the Continent, 20
oa!es: CoaStwsc. 2,sis bales
tosal to-day a; all ports-Ne, receipts,
100 800 oa!e:; export to Great Britain. &,0.s
pa.es' 20 France, 3.T5o bales; TO the CONT
nent, el't: bales to Japan. 2'i55 bales;
- S on soi.dated at all por,s-Net receipts
is;,SS bales; export TO Great Britain, a. 93i
oales; 10 France. SOS bales; 10 the Cont
nent. iso:'s bales; TO japan. sSsl beler
lo,a! since September at all portp-Sci
receipts. 1888 bales; export 10 Great
sritatn. 2.iIs.ao3 bales; to France, 57ai3i
peIes to the Continent o53sSl5 bales: to
Japan 's'Hi bales: to Mexico i,3e, bales.
Nc" Orleans. January Is.-Cotton s,cadv
q, decline OF 3R5 points on poor cables
nc market closed firm at net advanc, 30
oRs points. The weather over III. ro,,on
pti' was better and increased the desire 10
sen among those bearshly Inclined Around
tHS middle OF the morning there wns a
sudden demand apparently coming rrop,
saorts VINO wanted 10 take ADVANTAGE n.
the spot 10 cover. This buying was sunI-
I'ent'E st!onS 10 put the list 5lis poin,s
over yesterdays anal quotations Buu,
Ne'e not asErossirc and nlnde no effor, 10
W'sa ,hc!r advantage. In the afternoon ses-
.on inc market was quiet and featurcic..
sPot steady and unchanged; mIddl!nr as,c
S4ics or the spot GO bales and GA 10 nrriye
futuF.s closed firm. Closing bids: lam
uaIF' $50; February. $50; March, n63. Ma
"t' July. a&; August, ass: October. nso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
NAVAL STORES.

| savannah. Gu, January !s.-Turpentnc :
| Firm OF Soc: sales lso casks; receipts Ici
| casks: shipments 10, casks: stock 35."ai
| casks. Ros.n-Firm; sales :i7 barrels: re-
/, ccipts 1881 barrels shipments 80 barrels.
! stock 1884 barrels. Quote: Il. Sj.61.:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
South Richmond people should
avail themselves of the banking
privileges offered by the
Manchester National Bank

Texas steers. HDa5.No; Western stecrs.
HNQ7.25: stockers and feeders. S3.t6N $50:
COW. and heicer.. saIo1sTo: calves $500
1000. Hogs--Rcccipts 530A1 head: market
quiet. Sc. lower than yesterdays average.
Light. 1855 q GO: mixed, sj.o1I6.i5: heavy,
a. IL g5.ij: rough. 500 6.i0; pigs sf.5oI 5.st
hulk OF saiep, ts.2016D. ep-Reccipis
%. COZ head market slow. Native. s3.S5u+.ao;
western. s3s5I5ci: yearltngs. sj.95 G.ia:
lambs native. S4so4I.20; western. f5"6 ~, p.
New York. January Observation-Disclosures
III: head; no trading; market steady.
barnyard calves. steady. vea!s. S7.3pq 1859:
culls 5000: barnyard calves. S4o5p.
sheep and Lambs Receipts Sis head. Shocp
, steady; dressed lambs about steady: others
SLOW and easier. sheep. s3Gtb1 calves. s2W
2Ts; lambs. s5.enR735; culls s4.:5 q a..5.
Hogs Receipts 7.So head. Market steady to
firm. Heavy to light. ss.i5g6s5: pigs. $500
q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY is. ,.l:
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mel
chandise and rassengers. Old Dominion
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Nortoll:. mar-
chanlise and passengers. Old dominion
Line,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17

Sales. Stock.

.tl.is-Chalmers ............
30 Ali'S-Chalmers. ptd.......
1.ooJ AlnalSumated Copper 80.
100 Amer. Agri. Chcm., com.
LOO Amer. Beet Sugar, COM.
400 American Can ....,........
,oJ American Can. pfd.......
90 Amer. Car and Foundry.
AI Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
az American Cotton Oil......
III American LinSecd OIL.
%W American Locomotive
Aincr. Locomotive. pfG. Il.
~ Amer. Malt Co.. pfi.
-.Se american Smelling
10 american Sugar .....
-,'1p Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
." Amer. lob, com, y Subs.
"'"3 -tnicrtcan Tobacco, pfd. :.
:, ~ AEaconda Copper 80.
80 Atchison
IO Atlantic Coas: Line.
~. {. l. OF Connecticut. :.
s."p Baltimore anil OHIO.
I'lec Brooklyn iiap.d Transit.
central Leather. com. -.
s.nu Canadian Pacific .....
i,.W Chesapeake ana Ohio.
10 Chicago Great Western.
l'to ON. hiil. ana ST. Paul.
Ivp CrGcihle Steel Cor. com.
!" C.ucible Steel. ptd. .......
Cn!caSo and Northwest.
=" Colorado Fuel and Iron.
colorado and Southern.
800 consolidated Gas
l'.'c Delaware ana Hudson,
]" Den. and Rio Gran, com.
Den. ana RIO Gran, pId.
Distilicrs So. Corr.
,'S ie Observation-Disclosures.
l'"o ;srie, LIST pid..
FED. Min. and Sm., pfd.
i, %S G.neral Electric
i'S go Great Northern. pfd......
:" Great No. thern Ore Gifts
II" Illinois Central
h.NW tn;erboro- Met.
c'ee ln;crboro- Met. pfd.
IN; Mer. Marine, pfd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
LOCAL L,RKE1 QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Gu com,
mission Merchants. Richmond Val
richmond. Va. January 10 1912
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or
MARKET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17

OF crude. January closed points h!she.
and other months i36 "a points lower: jan
uaTy. %a2 CTS; March. $3.50 556; May. S.6I9
t.ss: prime crude so nominal: prime sum
iner yellow, 6.3S go: prime winter yoilow.
b6oT6co; prime summer white, S5Sp6.i3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
nIcu,,oyp GRAIN MARKEr.

Richmond. Va. January l6. 1872.
OLEsALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
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Quotations for interest paying bonds ar.
~ price 10 which interest must be added
Income bonds and certificates Q: Indebted.
are Hat:
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Soyeineer .,...."...... -. rs: .Sa SIS.
SsceinoeF .............. ass as6 $50 . IS
spS, cotton closed quiet 70 points high;
't'idu'ns upiands. $50: middliug gulf as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-17
RICHMOND STOCK MARkET.
r. Rtcnard rs. Maury.

Sy EIcla-d W. MeuTy.
sto:E aad Bond Broker. ;oI5 e Main street
Richmond. Va. January !s 1917.
SALES AT BOARD.
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Chicago. ILL.,. January tilc.-Etce!pts
800 hess. market easy. Decves. Si.s3 $50:
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16
MORGAN TO RETIRE
czhR OF AMERICAN FINANCE HAS
NO INTENTION OF DYING
IN THE HARNESS.
Man Whose Fortune is Estimated at
Three Hundred Millions Has Decided
to Act Hereafter only In an Ad.
visory Capacity in Affairs Of Firm.

New York pierpant MORGAN
car Of American finances. has retired
from active business life
The business Interests NJ \. T. Nor
san n Co are now In the hands Of
his younger partners. Mir Morgan
himself IS no longer at the helm. nor
does he intend TO resume that post
when he returns from Egypt
lie has definitely laid aside the bur
dons and cares which he has borne tot
MY years. aud has decided TO act
hereafter only In an advisory capac.
ity' In the AFFAIRS Of his firm.
Not until Sunday did II become
known that Mt Morgan. just prior TO
his departure for Egypt. ON December
%. called a conference Of his partners
and acquainted them with his intention
10 retire from active business affairs
The partners had kept the secret with
care
Mr Morgan on that occasion made
the dramatic assertion that his entire
personal fortune was at the service
OF the firm and would remain 30 In his
lifetime No one outside OF Mr.. Nor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16
~IRAM car DROPS ON ROCKS.


Casper. wyo.-The swapping Of an
aerial cable across the Platte river
at the government Pathfinder dam
Saturday night hurled n gang Of work.
men In a tram car iGS feet to the
rocks. Five are dead and several
others seriously injured
Tho scene Of the accident Is atty
miles southeast OF Casper. 4 courier.
after an allnIght ride through wild
and rugged country, reached Casper
with the first word OF the accident
aud an appeal for medical assistance,
From his mCaFcr knowledge OF the
disaster II was learned that the men
were crossing the Platte river In the
aerial tram. rs had been their custom
for months. when the cable broke
and the car with It's human freight
was hurled upon the rocks,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16
Preparing 70 Play War eame.

Washington-ln anticipation OF an
allowance by congress OF the war de.
partmonts estimate OF Sl.35O.OOO for
the Joint mancuycrs next summer OF
the regular army aud the organized
militia. Brigadicr General Evans. chief
OF the division Of militia affairs. has
Just communicated with the adjulants
general OF Caliiorna, oregon. Wash.
ngton, Idaho, Arizona, New Mexico
and Utah definitely to ascertain the
number aud the kind Of troops each
state viii be able to furnish.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16
TO GO ON MISSION OF ANITY
Secretary Of State Knox TO Visit
spanish.Ameriean Republics In En-.
deavor TO solve Problems.

Washington For the purpose of
solving diplomatic problems and nc.
|quIrIng more accurate information AZ
10 conditions In Central and South
America. Secretary OF state Knox. ny
direction Of President Taft. will make
q I've weeks trip to the Spanish.
American republics bordering ON the
caribbean sea and the Gulf Of Mexico
A. now planned. Mr. Knox will not
visit Mexico. but that country may
be- included In the program before he
returns the first week Of April.
Although the official announcement
oi the trip. made public at the White
House late Saturday. gave no details.
II was made known that Havana
would be MIR. KnoX's first stop. and It
was reported that In Cuba he might
attempt to solve the problem" that
brought about hints OF American In.
.ieNcntion there u few weeks ago.
Aside from q possible poace.maklng
expedition to Cuba. the purpose Of
The trip was announced to be the pro.
motion OF friendly relations In Cen.
trail America. In many respects II
will be similar to that taken around
South America several years ago by
former Secretary OF state Root.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16
GERMANY MAY CAUSE TROUBLE.
viii Insist Upon Complete lnvestlsa.
ton Of Alleged Murder OF German
Citizen on Mexican Soil.

Washington.-The demand OF Ger.
many for an immediate investigation
by the Mexican government OF the al.
legged murder OF DR.. Engleman, a Ger.
man citizen, has aroused feeling in
the state department closely akin to
anxiety.
No agreement exists between tnc
United States government and Mexico
that Mexico shall be protected by the
United States against foreign cxac.
tions and the manner In which Ger.
many will enforce her demands prom.
ises to establish new precedent. II
Is certain that Germany is convinced
than she can proceed In the matter
without violating the Monroe doctrine
and as a consequence becoming in
VOWED with the United States. Wheth.
or she IL correct In this assumption
Is "A matter which the state depart
ment must decide.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-02-16
MARINES LANDED IN HONDURAS
Government Clash over the caneella
ton OF Contracts with Syndicate
and Attempt to Seize Property.

Puerto C0rcz Honduras. There
has been % clash between the United
States and llonduran authorities over
enforcement Of government decree
directing representatives. OF W. 8. Val.
cntIne 10 surrender TO government
authorities the railroad. wharf aud
other properties held under lease by
he Valentine syndicate.
Soyoutyhyo marines from the
United States Eunhoat Petrol landed
and solHd the wharf and railroad
llonduran troops we're then ordered
to stop all trains The governor has
filed protest The population here
was greatly incenscd ut the landing
OF the marines