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The Washington herald., 1912-05-13
AUCTION SALES.
s. BENsTNGER. 4uctio1eez.

>. bENSlNnEhs
OF THE METROPOLITAN
Potee Department q the District Of Colambi1;
Nay 10 lsl2-Noties Is hereby giIeu that Will
ell At public Anctinu At the estabashmcnt q 8
DAY. MAY Is. 1872 az 10 O'Clock m. lost, stolen,
and ahandoned property delivered TO me by the
Metrupoiitau Police Of the District of Columbia.
and not called for b. the Owne-s as contemplated
hy law. This property consists Of bicycles clothng,
and misccllane0us gods. A schedule in detail q
the property TO Be sold VIII be found posted IN the
otics of the Chief Clerk At Police Headquarters
EDWIN r. HESSE Chief lAlso Propertyl Clerk,
Metropolitan Police, d. c. mylo.ll,D
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT on TUES
DAY, May Il. iSi2. al O'Clock p m. at the anc-
tion rooms Of c. G. Sloan 4 Co. No. lFT Street
Northwest I will sell At public auction, TO the
highest bidder for caSh note of Seymour n. FORBES
for s. 30 dated September l3. 1911, TO ithe order Of
Annie B. Anderson. payable in monthly instAlments
Of 81 on the 18th day Of each and every month
after date untn tEsnty-seyen monthly installments
shal have ben raid and thereafter the entire prin-
cipal and interest Of said note 10 becume due. sid
note bearing interest at Per cent and secured b
second deed Of trust lot - IN Subdivision known
as Estate Of William Homead. ST, deceased. SAID
note being held by me As collateral security and BE-
ing sold b. me under the terms o. the principal
note. for the payment Of which Said note was de-
rSorited as security. ]. T. HENDRICK.
- Fifteenth Street Northwest.
ELLIS q DONALDSON. Attorneys for Seller.
hppmyTl.3.h
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. spEn1AL HEAIrH NOTICES.
u III M I'D

mas RrsroRIxc ne BLOOD CIRCULATION,
CURES ne CHRONIC, INcURABLE lsoeails0
DISEASES OF LIEN tflat have PASSED BIZ
YOxp Ire REACH q MEDICINE and the SKILL
Nth snv AIIMENT and are DENIED RELIEF.
THIS TREATMENT WILL CURE you. It =
the DESPERATE and CHRONIC CASES I
WANT. INFANTILE PARALYSIS CAN BE
Cured. Write OF zee Mr.. X. z Stewart. 81 y
~ ne M John r. 1ones. Nokesrille Va. Booklet
Referencss ard CONSULTATION FREE. Hours. 70
4. n. 10 slp. m Sunday. Il to l. Lady ASSISTANT.
PROF. b. n D. PARKER. loe Oh 81. y. w.
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FOR, RENT.
HOUSES.
FOR -RENT-iN CONVENIENT LocA-
ton; S-room bath brick: IN good con-
dition; S3s P St nv; go
CAYWooD a GARREII. ~ y. =. Ave.
FOR RENT : OPPOSITE BEAUTIFUL
park. near center Of city e-room, bath
brick; very cool: $3.50.
cAYwooD & GARRETT. IN n. Y. Ave.
FOR RENT-ini Nth ST NV; .
room and bath brick; In good condi-
tion; $3.50; near Dupont Circle.
cAYwooD q GARRETT. lza n. z. Ave.
FOR RENT-To first-ciass colored ten
ant; T. D. briek s.iI., N vermont ave; nv r,:
cAYwooD & GARRETT. l2S1 N. Y. Ave.
i507 sTH NW.8 ROOMS, BATH. IN
fne condition; nice location; schools and
market. Apply sl5 r. /. Ave. NV.
81 ioTH sT Ne ROOMS AND BATH;
NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED. RENT.
tlSo. J. L KoLB. . NEW YORK AVE.
GET OUR FOR RENT LIST.
HARRY F. GLADMAN. sos Pa ave. Sc
HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT-sroom hoase. ls2i Fuilsr 81 NV.
nice front ard back yard; hne neishborhood; sl1ls
per month. Key at ls1 Fuller. OWNER, =
Oxford Building. 18th and n. T. AW.
STABLES.
FOR RENT-sPAcIoUs RsToRY BRICK. CON
ersts-aoocsd stable in vide e. adjacent TO y. J.
Ave. and h ST.; ennv. locationi An. rms. ID a.;
slS5o cAYwpoD GARRETT. IN \. Y. Az. Nv:
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FARMS.
~ ACRES; NEW sR. H. on TROLLEY;
barn, chicken house, fruit, 1000, easy
terms. la. near city, Nd, 6r., h, stable,
100 bearing trees, lne view, stream, well,
sr. h., barn stream, fine land; a bar
gain, 1900 5sa- near Fairfax. good 9r.
h., barn, good land, 800 loa. Va, u
m. trolley, 80 fruit trees, good er; h.,
poultry plant. fine country, 8, 80. Many
others, both farms and suburban.
]. JEROME LIGHTFOoT. l4O4 H n. w.
FARMS FOR sALE-CHEVY CHASE
TO Great Falls Railroad and Boule-
ward, running through the center; will
triple IN value Tnen raisroao s pEa ana ooq.s- VS.
TATE TRUST COMPANY, .14l4 T st.
NV, exclusive agents.
SEND FOR OUR BIG LIST OF FARMS
for sale MARION DUCKETT & SON,
su F Street Northwest.
HOUSES.
FOR SAL FNICE d z A c II z D
house; fve rooms and bath; newly
papered and painted throughout; one
utes 10 center OF city; northwest sec
ton; terms 10 suit purchaser. Address
Owner. BOX 3o2. this once
FOR SALES 5o-ST " ST. Me-: Z R.; BATH;
gArst: attic; houss open. Terms Owner. SO NV
SHOULD YOU BUY A NEW HOUSE,
figure 20 per cent loss. II you sold
again. there are no exceptions. Be wise.
Buy house 4 years built; modern, up-to-
date 6-room brick; large yard: rock
bottom price; pay 1910 month, same as
houses rent in neighborhood; deduct rent
paid two years from low price asked;
this gives you two years option TO de-
eide; you can't lose; fine white neigh
borhood, near parks and schools; close
TO North Capitol and V NV: owner
leaving city. Address BOX I'll, Herald
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Il 1911
LeavO Washington. New Union station
so T. N Daily-An points on Norfolk and West
en-.
1910 D N Dzny-Roanoks. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville New
Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cz1.
Id0 q m.-For Bristol. Knoxville. Chattanooaa
Nashville. and MemphiG Washington-Menphis
deeper open al 10 .. n
For Norfolk-Leave 45O a. m: arrfru Norfolk
II - a. m daily. Leave l20 noon; arrive Nor.
folk. 5:D .. m. daily except Sunday. Leave l20l
noon; arive Norfolk. 10 p n. Sunday only).
Parioe cars
tD ?. m Daily-BeTTyTille Lnray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest ariTe SIS q m; IoN
p n. and l2I5 a N.
An Information Fourteenth street and New Yok
aEeuus Bond BuiidinEi
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

go .. N. daily-C q o. SPECIAL. Solid train
10 Cincinnati. with Pullman Eeepsu to Louisyine
cincinnaH. Indianapolis. St Louis. and Chieaso.
uio .. m daily-F. =. V. LIMITED to the
West. Southwest and Northwest Pullman Eleepsrs
10 Virginia Hot Spring.. Cincinnati. and Louisyins
Cincinnati sleeper open for occupancy 10 D m
O. q o. dining car. service . Ia carte.
omoeA SIS Pa. ave. lsSo n. and Union statioa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26
SMOOTH GAM PLAYED.
Memphis Couple Are Accused ri
TrifIine With Affections
of tnwar}

Memphis. July u BY thr ~
rest of Frauk Gallo and his wife,
Gladys Gallo, III TINS city, it is
alleged fraudulent matr montal
bureau was brought 70 light The
woman Is In charge Of n" nit"d
States authorities While Gallo is
In custody OF the sheriff. i is
said Gallo Will be turned Over Z"
the federal authorities without
pressing the ease against h II, that
of forgery preferred by his VIE,
and through which the matter vas
brought to the notice OF tn" ted
eral officials,
The woman is known b. me
names OF Gladys Gallo, Gladys
Burns and Myrtle Epps lhs NO
man is said to have relatives liN-
ing at Selmer. Tenn b use o.
photograph of a beautiful woman
the pair maintained mum fleen'
correspondence with slt'~se' Kerr
from California to Firginia ana
from Canada TO Texas. The moduS
operandi ii Is charged. was % IN"
augurate correspondence, send on
the decoy photograph to represent
GLADYS Barnes, "a poor but respecF
table working girl. and then IN
der one pretext or another nave
the guilible ones send funds 10
Gladys,
The arrest of the fake mat
rlmonial bureau promoters was
made through J. Deusterhof'.
whose residence was not made pun
lie. who II is said, sent Gladys S1o'
TO use in going to his home "here
thev would be married Deus'er'
hoft, not hearing from memphis
within reasonable time, nronsh'
the matter to the attention OF the
police department and the arrests
followed
A search of the rooms OF 'he
couple revealed hundreds oil 'e'
tors and dozens OF photographs
sent by the love-sick swans. ee'
eral dozen reproductions OF the
beautiful woman Represented DIS
GLADYS Barnes made from thea
trlcal clipping by a Beale avenue
nbotorranher we're also found
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R Eck | ES
'' ~ That Quickly Removes
"se homely Spots.

~ mat Quickly Removes
these Homely Spots.
tf fo au longer the slightest
/ e'ns ashamed of your
Sd d new drug, othine-
|os s'Isnsth rs been discove.et;
Is IVY removes these home
str s,' %. one ounce OF othine-
druae's' GIN from any first
is Jss's' and apply a little Of
BE- si th,s ana in the morning YOU
Va ha. even the worst freck.
sb,er st'l4 70 disappea.. while
t i On. oass lave vanished en-
X pa seldom that more than an
EIo needed as, { completely clear
FSion. beautiful clear
III ONO 10 ask for the double
Ltaa ~ as this Is sold under
k,ss o. money back II Il tails
7s (i-o)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26
Sumqer colds are nard to gf

SumEer colds are nard to get
rid Of, and frequently lead to as
thma. bronchitis, and hay fever.
DO not let your cold get a hold on
YOU. but use Foley's Honey aud
Tar Compound for quick relief.
W. H. Alien, Chelsea. Wis. says
We prefer Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound to other cough medi-
cines because it quickly cures
coughs and colds 1t will ward off
cold If taken in time" Con
tains no Opiates
Curtin Drug Co, North side
Square; Curlin's Pharmacy, West
Slice Square. DIV
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26
READY TO HOLD PRIMARY
ELECTION SATURDAY.
MI the Boxes and Supplies Have
Been sent Out to Precincts

One Of the most Interesting poll
t1cal campaigns that has been con
Quoted in Texas in sev"rll years
VIII eud tonight with rallies in
nearly every town in the state ami
on tomorrow the voters VIII march
to the polls and exercise their pri-
viliges Of American citizens The
polls will open at 8 o'clocl. nj
and close at p. M. and til. prob
abtlit rs are that Il heavy vote
VIII be cast in every county III he
entire state
Everything is ready for the pri-
mary in Ellis county. The ballot
boxes and supplies have been sent
out and the presiding Officers have
selected their ass. stants for roceiv-
ing ana counting the ballots. The
polling places in WaXaharhie, with
the name Of the presiding officer.
are rs follows
North Waxahachi". on College
street. 4 II Connally
West Waxahachie. city Han, J.
NJ. Lancaster
south WaXahachie. in HoWell =
hardware store or over the store
Of Cheeves Bros, W 4. Rothrock
East WaXahachto. Wyatt old
office, j NJ Patterson.
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\, Mason. farming near Ca.
ne vas badly crippled with
:, journalism due he says to
~ IN MS blood, Foley Kid.
~ entirely cured me and al
owed numerous black specks
= continually before my
feley Kidney Pills are a
~ solvent and are effectiv.
9ar!ous forms of rheuma-
=" :, ofug Co North side
,n eafl'n 5 Pharmacy, West
d&w
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26
Two Speeches for Ramsey

Two speeches We're made on the
court house lawn last night in the
interest of Judge Ramsey. The
speakers We're Attorney Floyd and
t.pps G. Knight of Dallas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26

We are now located in our new
cafe IN east side of the square.
We can serve YOU when you are
ready to eat--short orders, meals,
luncheons or party dinners. Our
baker makes all kinds of bread,
cakes and pies for you. Bedford's
cafe en- cast side of the square. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26

Before putting up your fruit let
us show you SCOTS rotary peach
parer. The only peach parer and
the best apple parer made. Waxa-
hachie Hardware Co. tt
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odd Fellows Meeting

Regular meeting of the Odd Eel
lows lodge Friday night and every
memher Is urged To be present
W. 7 Jones, ~ G
G. K Gibson, Sec
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Probably no part Of the ualls
light 10 % filled with nu"s' INV
= "a the want. column
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26
Licensed to Wed.

Homer Helm and Stella Wann
DR.. Frank ? Smith and Ma
Vernon White.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
American League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Cleveland ! Boston
Chicago 6 New York
Detroit -, Washington
Piila delphia 80. St L0Y5s II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Fort Worth at Dallas
Beaumont at Galveston.
san Antonio q, houston
Waco a. Austin
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. 100 >>~~> 5000
. RASERALL CALENDAR .
. 80 . - . 90 >>>A~AA
Texas Ifar,,e.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Fort Worth j, Dallas ;
Galveston !, Beaumont
Houston s, San Autonio
Waco 9, Austin u
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longer

Read the advertisements tn tue
n.;Jv tieht There's bargains IN
them
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26

Items OF interest In the want col
unn Read It.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26
THE GRAIN MARKET,

BEFORE buying see what the Wax
ahachie Hardware Co. has in refri
gerators OLD phone 1877 t.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26

An increasing number of people
seport regularly Of the satisfactory
results from taking Foley Kidney
pills and commend their healing
and curative qualities Foley Kid
nov Pills are carefully prepared
medicine, guaranteed to contain no
harmful or habit forming drugs.
rhey can have only a beneficial
effect when used for kidney and
bladder troubles, for baekaehn'
rheumatism, weak back or lum,
oago
Curtin Drug Co, North side
Square: Curlin's Pharmacy. West
Side Square. OK
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-26
School Notice.

Transfers OF children who live
outside the city and who expect to
attend city schools should be filed
with the county superintendent on
or before August LIST.
J. L. CANNON,
dt0l-w27 Pres. Board of Trust.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
No games scheduled
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Pres, Board of Trust
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
WILL TAKE POOR
OUT OF CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Fcb li.-Formatiou of the
Warren Springer colony. an idea long
cherished by the millionaire, who died q
short tiwc ago. Is TO nc carried out BY
his widow. Mrs Marguerite Warren
Springer. To- whom the entire estate.
valued nj moro than 5000. 600, was left.
\ tract OF 900o acres nf land sixty miles
from Chicago is 10 he divided among fam
iics OF The congested tenement districts
of Chics go. Here a social community for
The industrial ana educational bcjtcrmont
of people tagging behind In The struggle
for existence" ~ 60 be formed.
This colony - 10 DC made tho nucleus
Tor other settlements.
Each part OF the work viii be an o.
fort to bring into effect the ideas Nj.
Springer had regarding tine solution u;
social problems, He protested always
against city social settlements. arguing
that the hes; results could be had only
by taking tho poor out OF the city
The project WAS originally outlined By
Mr.. Springer and oscar Lowell Trizgs,
former professor at the University OF
Chicago. who was ousted from the fac
nifty = few years ago because OF his IL, =
terances regarding great nnanciers.
Trigss is now member OF the Tingicv
colony at Point Iona. Cal. and may he
brought TO Chicago 10 take charge OF
the formation of the new colony, accord ),
ing 10 Mrs. Springer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
THREE MASKED MEN
HOLD UP CAR CREW
Board Car at Suburban Ter
minus, Gets s1S.25 and
Escape in Darkness.
Special 10 Tic Tribune.

Special 10 Tie Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 1l.-Tbrce masked men
held up Conductor j. $. Bingham and
Moiorman f. Robinson of street car No.
% while the car was standing at the
east terminus OF The Twenty second
street line at 12:io o'clock this morning.
There were no passengers in the car at
the time The holdups secured SlS.25 from
the two street, car men and then made
their escape In northerly direction. AS
soon as the police department learned OF
the holdup. posse OF detectives and Of
iicers was put on the trail OF the thugs,
who had not been captured ny 20 a late
hour this morning
The last passenger left The car about
Il block from the terminus as Ii was
making its last trip, leaving the crew
alone. As Bingham and Robinson were
preparing to make tho run 10 the car
barn, the three masked niehwsymen
boarded tho car armed with revolvers.
They ordered Bingham and Robinson in =
side the car. covering them with their
rcvoVers. While two OF the thugs kept
the mems hands up nj the point OF re-
volvers. the third rincd the pockets OF
both carmen.
Robinson had but % cents, whilc Bing-
ham had SIS in collections one OF the
holdups was about 10 take Robnson's :
watch. but the molcimau asked him 10
leave it, as il hnd hecn presented to him
by someone dear 10 him. The holdup
promptly placed thc Watch back in It's
place. Bipshams watch was rot dis
lurbed.
The highwayncn then got OF The cav
hunicdly and Ned to the northwaTd.
Bingham and Robinson made record
run TO the car barn and informed the
police Of tho holdup. No clue exists other
than HAT reported by 4 man whose name
was not given. who declared Ia the police
that she had seen two mon get into a
buggy al Twentieth street and Washing
ton avenue Al about O'Clock and drive
rapidly nctjhward
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
SPENDS MOST OF
LIFE IN PRISON
Frank punshon, Aged 65, Makes
"A Specially Of Swindling
Women.

CHICAGO. Feb. li-F'rsnk punshon.
who SAYS thai he has spent - years
and one month o( his ~ years OF lte
In pcnitcntiarisS AT Joliet. IL, aud Wat
pun. wis. Was arrested today charged
with operating a confidence game.
Funshon WAS released from the Joliet
pcni,cntary January 10 last Ten hours
later lie had linked "A woman roomine
house keeper out OF $40 in Chicago, hc
admitted. Women have always been his
victims. ne says.
IAN | needed TO swindlc women was
y clean collar and little time I've TOLD
the police.
When ten years old lie began doing
| time. lie gent 10 reform school FOR
! three years. ~ the age OF fifteen ho
committed p murder and was again con
victed, serving three years. Since that
| time hc has served many sentences
| His acheme was chiefly 10 persuade
| women 10 invest money ia hotel pro
| iects in some far away city, where IA,
had no interests. He iS charged Will
| having Just swindled u west side woman
| out of S@0u.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
SOCIETY WOMAN
CHANGES CREED
Mrs William Post of New York ;
400 Converted by Famous .Jcs-
uit. Father Vaughan,
, International Nnws Service.

Bv International Nows Service.
NEW YORK, Feb, Ii-Mrs William
Post. sister OF Mrs. Frederick w. VAN
derbiii. is tho second notable society Mo-
man 10 rcnoupce her former creed and
adopt the Catholic faith within the las,
two, weeks.
The conversion OF Mrs, Henry W. Tart.
Sist"r-in LAW ol the president. WAS an
nouuccd week ago II was the influence
of the famous Jesuit. Father Bernard
Vaughan OF England that brought abou,
both conversions,
Mrs, Post, who holds lofty position
among the 500 auh whose home at Il
East SiXty-scycnlh street has been the
scene OF many brilliant social
gatherings was. like Mrs TAFT
dcyout Episcopsiean from childhood
She first heard Father Vaughan preach
during his former visit To America. The
fearless oloqucucc of the man who has
made society In both England and Amer
lea tremblc before his keen edged ut
tcranccs aroused her admiration.
It is said tina, his Gorcefm ataot
upon socielys attitude toward the sane.
uty and The duties OF marriage. and hi,
plea for lives more strict and piou
among The wealthy. agreed with her owl
views. When Father Vaughan returnc,
| to Kew York some months ago. she hear,
him again. met him and finally. Il il
said. became hIs pupil in tho study o
his faith.
II was lie vino formally received Mrs
Post into the Catholic fold at the roc
tory of the church of 81. I1natius Loyo
la Eighty fourth street and Park ave
nuc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
Bonds Amount to S34O, 900.

Fourteen OF those indicted are each
required 10 furnish $4,000 bond. and forty
are each required 10 furnish $4,000 bond
making an aggregate bond required Of
$4,000. Some OF those whom the GOV
ernment was unable TO find today wee
reported 10 have disappeared through fear
Of inability to furnish bond, II was intl-
mated ihst the ironworkers' associa lion
would be unable TO furnish security for
its indicted members
Ernest G.. w. Basey. former business
agent OF the Indianapolis Iron Workers
union. and Edward Clark, former busi-
moss agent of the Cincinnati union. who
were brought here after their arrest st
Cincinnati. were unable 10 obtain bail
and were taken TO jail. When Clark ap.
pealed 10 Secretary Hockin OF the iron
workers association for aid. Uockin adj
vlsed The United States marshal 10 in
form Clark the international association
could do nothing for him and referred
him 20 his local union.
lIockin said IL would be impossible for
the international association TO take on
the burden OF supplying bail for many OF
the men arrested.
Immediately upon his arrest, President
Ryan addressed = statement TO union la
Dor men throughout the country. calling
upon them 10 believe in his innoccncs
and in the Innocence ot hls ccd efcndsnis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-15
ASSEMBLY CHOOSES
YUAN FOR PRESIDENT
DR.. Sun Vat Sen Resigns and
the Way Is Open for a
United China.
NANKING. Feb. l3.-Thc ma
tional caucus has decided to elect
Yuan Shi Kai president of the Chi
ncsc republic on February Is,

rrKIN. Feb. H-Prcsidcnt Sun Vat
Sen today telcsraphed TO Yuan Shi kai:
II have read the coict announcing ab-
dication and also your letter declaring
your adherence 10 the united republic
Both have caused great rejoicing here
but the united republic is unable 60 rec
oenizc the appointment Of an organizer
by the emperor, IL the point is Insisted
on II may result seriously. Please come
to Nankins Immediately and fulfill the
hopes OF the people
On receipt Of the dispatch Yuan ShI
Kat sent instructions 10 Tang Shao vi,
who acted as representative at Tho peace
conference a, Shanghai, 10 make other
arrangements.
Yuan Shi Kad suspects that if the
thrones nomination of the premier as or
canizcr is set aside the republicans prob
ably will appoint another president. ii
is most improbable that Yuan Shi I<ai
will comply with President sun Vat Sens
request.