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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-03-14
Hereafter CANNES Must Be
Kept at Home and off
the Streets
REVIVE STREET WORK
Several Resolutions Tabled
Some Time Ago Brought
to Life

The passage of an ordinance pro-
hibiting dogs from running at large
in the city limits of Aberdeen, was
the most important piece Of business
taken up by the council. So we'll was
the machinery made for the passage
of the ordinance, that not desenting
word was spoken against it.
Not single councilman has the
nerve to rush to the defense of "Fido"
and within five days, the police will
stretch drag net and to the sau-
sage mill go the CANNES
The council voted to take the reso.
luton for the improvement of c., E.
and Randall streets from the Sleep
ing places and put them once more
into life, that these streets might be
improved at an early date.
The council voted to pay the county
deputy assessor fifty cents per day
while they We're at work in the city.
The bond of the S. w. Johnson
transfer company was approved.
The bids for water supplies were
opened and referred to the water
committee
Fire Chief Tamblyn was instructed
to purchase tape machine for the
South side engine house.
| A fire alarm box will be installed
at the corner of Thornton and Sixth
strets instead of Division and Sixth
as first planned.
The report of the fire chief showed
that he had answered five calls for
fires during the past month.
The building inspector reported 1
permits for business blocks at $14..
22O; II resident permits for $1S,7S5
and 9 repair permits for $S45, issued
for the past month.
| Street Superintendent c. E. Arthur
reported that the cost of repairing
the Heron street bridge at $3,S54.14.
which did not include $275 of bills not
in yet
A communication asking that an
additional per cent. over the con.
tract be allowed the International
Construction company for work on
the bridge, was referred back as May
or Parks stated that the company ag.
reed to take the contract, plus 20 per.
cent of the cost, and their bill show.
ed per cent. over charges.
Property owners petitioned the
council to start proceedings to open
Eighth street in the Bayview addi.
tion.
An ordinance for the Improvement
of Market and B streets was read and
passed
Mayor Parks stated that the new
auto fire engine would arrive next
week and he wanted the council to be
present when it was given its trial.
The matter Of improving the Ital.
ian Gulch road for the residents, was
referred to the street committee.
The claim of Martin Helle for
damages against the city was report.
ed settled.
Councilman O'Hare called atten-
to the enforcement of an ordinance
compelling property owners to clean
the moss of the roofs Of buildings.
Mayor Parks appointed the follow.
ing men to act as committee, hav.
ing the free municipal employment
agency: w, E. Barton from tho
Trades council; Charles Larkins from
the Loggers and A. H. Newell from
the council. He stated that he had
received a number of applications for
the position as manager.
The matter of repairing Curtis
street from Boone to Clarke was re-
ferred for one week.
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most instances, receiving only 50
per day, while at the Lytle mill, only
$3.50 was paid for common labor.
A mass meeting will be held in
the Finnish hall this afternoon and
tonight the members hope to come
to Aberdeen to hold a meeting there.
1t is planned to shut down every mill
on Grays Harbor In order that their
point. an eight hour day, be gained,
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Continued to page eight.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-03-14
BEGIN WORK ON DEPOT

Work of surveying the site for the
new Union depot to be built by the
O.-W. r. & N. company, was begun
this morning. Contractor Smith stat.
ed last evening that if the weather
was good and no unforeseen delays
of a serious nature occurred, the de.
pot would be completed by July Is.
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a let
n
in $3.50
said a
would be than So but he would make that good figure
of
asi the
it is d a a
of IA orty cen basis
as a
a o n the eount shown
a standpo
1t no n cnch-
o
Keep these later will
the valuations placed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-10
YOUNG BRIDE WAS
INSANE WHEN WED
And For This Reason The Court An
nulied the Marrisse-Anether
Strange Case.

special Dispatch % the IuteIllgenCer
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Dec. g
Upon her declaration that at the time
OF her marriage she was mentally de
ranged. Mrs Rosa Nicely. n years
old. was granted an annulment de-
cree today. The girl declared that
for three days during which tive GER
emOny was performed. she was suffer
ing from dementia aud that although
she remembered having IA marriage OF
some kind, she had no recollection of
who Il WAS until she was told by her
relatives. She SAID that she had no
affection for her husband, Andie V
Nicely. a shop worker. and had not
lived with him since she recovered
her mental equilibrium.
That the girl acted strangely in
medE~rly aftcs the ceremony. which
was performed july ~. 1912. b. the
Rev. Adkins. OF this cit'. was the
statement ot the girls mother The
mother said her daughte. acted like
She had been drugged and WAS appar-
emily afraid OF some unknown terror.
other relatives OF the girl testified
that she had been acting strangely.
The husband did no; contest the an
nullment proceedings and when the
petition WAS presented I'm circuit
court Judge DOOlittle granted the
boon prayed for
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COURT APPEALS FOR
COMFORT OF PRISONER
HE SENT TO PRISON

BALDWIN. Mich. Dec 90. VI.
Auerbach. OF Chicago. a 'O9 Prince
ton graduate. was to-day sentenced 10
life Imprisonment az Jackson for the
murder OF his employer. Harry Fisher.
former Chicago promoter. Fisher was
killed while hunting with Auerbach.
or Arebach. a. his name is sometimes
spelled. and the defendant claimed
the killing was accidental. Auerbach
declared today that he was confident
Of being granted % new trial
Judge Withey boz committing Auer-
bach 20 Jackson said.
III is with regret and misgiving
that ] pronounce sentence. But u the
legal effect Of the evidence is suf-
hcient. then the verdict iq warranted
by the proof. This viii be- deter
mined az the March term Of the su.
preme court
- have done something in this case
that ] never have done before. in
writing personal letter 10 the prison
warden asking him 20 show you et cry
comfort consistent with his duty pend.
inr The supreme court hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-10
REVISION OF
THE TARIFF
Democratic Congress Decides 10 Re-
wise Tariff Schedule by Schedule
Will Start on 9th.

WASHINGTON. Dec. g-Throurh-
,.,, ...t.t..,. ..,...4..,. .,,.,..,- =,
'"' i''S'"' 'a''l l"" "N 'il' next c"h-
gr' ss was Indicated by the decision
cf the D,murrftic members OF the
Hons. Nave aud ,f,.,s comr,i,te,
-
''""' ''' '''SS W" ''o
"N"r' Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
iu January. beginning January 6. one
.l.,- viii Boz. d.,of.d to each schedule
,t......f. d, ,........,,. 90. ans. ,s.o no,
'' my '
'N'"'"ii- TWO ''fN VIII u" allowed.
There are fourteen schedules but by
rn..rrtr., tao nr tl.r... of the minor
- S'H'''''' "'N '"' 'ui'i"'hE hnpor-
tart schedule. the committee expects
d. r.t thr.r-b v.ttb tb. hearings nv
fr.. md ,+ r.rrtr, 1-b. scbcdute.
,,ttf d.. H. DO, ,h.,- r.s,,,i..,.
-, - 80.
p, 10" '"i ~ lh". i"e
,''h "' Ut" u, mo- '''s "l the 'oIh-
H'i''''' ""'l+i'n q" geek hsht TOT
tu'd'ih'' ~ training the tariH revi-
sion. viii h' ratified at n meeting %
the full c"mmitteo tomorrow morn
inr.
Tho nrst hearing nn January 8.
Will o., on schedule 4 nxinp the aut-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-10
VOTED FOR M'NAMARA AFTER
LOS ANGELES EXPLOSION

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 80
voting for John y WcNamarl.s re-
election as secretary at the Milwaukee
convention OF che International As4o-
citation or Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers in September. i9ll. i've
months after NcNamarl was arrested
for dynamItinr Edward g. Phillips
syracuse. N. s.. one of the 90 &C..
cused bomb pIorcre." WIS subjected
to severe cross examination By tho
government af Che dynamite con.
srIrary trial today.
Phillips u. secretary Of q Syracuse
local union. told of many letters ho
wrote t0 McNamar1. but denied fhcy
perfaIuei fo rroupeed explosions
Where was NrNsm8ra when you
voted Tor h|m asked District Atfor.
nrr e. IS Miller
'in fall in California
ibid tOu make any inquiry as 70
whether hc uaF guilty ui MURDER"
didn't fnuw he was charged with
murder but thought 10 was dynamit-
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airaid you speak a little too plainly
iu YOUR letters. am not criticisinr
you. but uo ono knows Who reads my
letters and this is iust to give you a
pointer our people should Do care.
iui What they put on paper when
writing 10 hcadquartors
Numerous da.hca iu The letters.
Phillips said. had no particular sirnia
cameo.
lu reference to af Dis correspond
onc". Phillips denied amy purpose to
use violence on non union work. and
added that b. had never heard of n
dynamItinr campaign" on nouunion
work throughout the country until the
McN8maras arrest
Asked why be- did not report to the
state authorities any violation OF the
c.rht hour law. thr witness said it
vHs necessary fo employ mon who
would work on the job and make an
dsvifs
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AUSTRIA NEGOTIATFS A
MAMMOTH WAR LOAN
TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
BORROWED BY EUROPEAN MA.
TION-mEANS SERIOUS IN
TERNATIONAL CRISIS.
SerVis viii Demand at the cominq
Peace Conference the Whole
Of Northern Albania.

VIENNA, Dec. 9-The Austrian
government has negotiated with
syndicate headed by the Austrian DOS
tai savings bank, and including Kuhn.
Loeb and Company. and the National
City. Bsuk. of NeH YORK. for an issue
Of 4 4. treasury bonds to the amount
Of s25.0OO.OOO. which will be taken
at 81. redeemable at par at eighteen
months and two years.
The Hungarian finance minister has
issued through the Hungarian Credl,
Bank treasury bonds to the same
amount and under the same condi-
tions. Both are gold loans.
II is announced that the Driebuud
renewal Is for six years. and that n
would have been renewed autOmati-
cally for the same period if no notice
Of expiration had been given. This
fact gives sienifance Of the renewal
OF the compact at the moment of 4
serious international crisis.
The Zeit learns that Servias de-
mands at the coming peace confer
ence will include the whole Of North
ern Albania. and as this will lead
Austria to define her counter demands.
= decisive phase In the Austro-Scryian
difference will soon be reached.
despatch from Semlin to the
Reichspest says all classes OF Servians
subject 20 the war draft have been
summoned 10 join the colors within
- hours Many workshops and fac
tories in Servia are busy making win
ter clothing for the army. Soldiers
returning to Servia from the Balkan
campaign are allowed only a short
furlOugh. the officers none.
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GREAT BRITAIN
SENDS PROTEST
ON THE CANAL
Sir Edward Grey in Lengthy Report Files Objection to
Americas Stand on Panama Canal Tolls
Asks That the Controversy Be Settled Between the Tw,
Nations by Arbitration Knox Hears Message.

WASHINGTON. ID. C. Dec. O.
Great Britain's formal note of protest
against that section OF the Panama
Canal act which eNempts American
coastwise shipping from payment OF
tolls for passing through the Pana-
ma Canal. document written by Sir
Edward Grey. British Minister OF For
eign Affairs. was presented to the Sec
retary OF State. Philander G. Knox. to-
night by the British Ambassador.
James Bryce, who read the note word
for word to the Secretary at the lat
ter's home. IL Is an elaboration OF
the points of objection in the note
presented TO the State Department
last July. In brief. these objections
are:
That while ii was clearly in viola
ton OF the Pauncefote treaty
either to remit or refund tolls on all
American shipping using the canal.
the same objection would probably
apply to the coastwise trade shipping
In view OF the probable possibility OF
framing regulations that would not
result In preference to American
shipping. In addition to supporting
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lng. and Z knew only wh8t read DO
fno new papers
Vet you voted to ro.cicct bis sec
rcflN off thie union
.Yre
Charges lrlin-f Phillips wer" based
on O. letter iu which hr referred fo %
Job af Hrcuerf0n. y. s.. ns follow
'lt i- 60 hnn place fo make au over.
lasting piece Of work aud set them
thinking Dr. can b. done very easy.
md I ann r0Ine fo iook f0r something
doing when the rrht time comes
Tho barge canal work looks sl to the
Dad hcro
The witness said hc Was trying To-
induce MrNamara 10 employ two or
furee men fo ascertain whether the
eight hour law was being violated
in another letter hn stated Brother
Butler viii b. Interested. ' referring
to John y Butler. of Buffalo. also a.
defendant. and added some Of the
brothers are getting restless and are
anxious to see something happen
IN reply McNamara wrote. a am
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-10
FRANCIS
Congressman From the Sixteenth
District Charged With Corrupt
Election Practices.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
STEUBENNILI1E. o.. Dec. 9.-Pros-
ecuting Attorney Haisley announces
that the election probe will invo sti-
gate Congressman Francis NN,ause he
sent horse blankets To rural mail car
r.ers in this district. 4.n inquiry into
the charge that the saloon vote W.
swung TO u Certal candidate and that
there was a count out on sheriff at
the May primary are to be made.
Real corruption rather than tech
meal violations will be sought when
Attorney Genersf Hogan comes here
Wednesday, because OF general charg-
es that The grand jury inquiry into
electiul irTegusNities has been parti-
san so far. IL was officially given out
today that II will extend TO Demo
Gratis as well as Republicans from this
time on. Additional Witnesses arc to
be- summoned.
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RUSSIA AND
FRANCE ARE
MODELLING
Attitude of the Two Nations Has Angered Austria and Has
Disquetins Effect on international Situation.
Austria Making Effort Prevent Turkey From Entering
the Balkan League-Austria Active.

on the international situation.
II is supposed that Austria wishes
possibly To exert strong influence
over the coming conference proceed
incs AZ London especially 10 prevent
the entry of Turkey into the Balkan
federation. The Austrian war party
Is known To be- infiamed against Rus
sia. in he belief that the defiant Rus
sian attitude is due TO the France
Russian alliance. and some OF tho
American newspapers. representing
the war party. are urging that unless
Russia ceases mobiliZing. the powers
comprising the triple alliance should
fall upon France and crush her before
Russia Is able 10 intervene.
However the crisis may end. the war
fever Is having a disastrous effect on
Austro-liunearian trade \ complete
financial panic prevails throughout
Galcia. where the various banks re-
Gently have paid ont more than s4O.-
"o". 600 10 nervous depositors. without
stcmming the run.
lt was reported ar Paris today that
CONTINUED on Page Eleven)
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JAIL BIRDS MAN
GREAT LAKE BOAT
Captain Unable to Get Crew Paid
Prisoners Fines and They Sailed
the City of Naples.

SARNiA. Ont. Dec g--Tnablr 10
induce h.s own sailors fo take the
steamer city OF Naples out into tho
storm wcpt waters Of Lake Huron. the
master of fh1f vessel finally went t0
the town Jail today and secured
enough men fo take his ship out
His Gro. roboIlDd SUNDAY. after
reaching This port and neither threats
nor persuaa 'ou could induce fhrm 90
man the steamer for Tho trip up th.
lake
After va.nly trying al1 fhr sailor rc.
sorts Boo town. fhe captain Wrnf t0 fha
two iails and upon payment of fines.
obtained fhr release of rnough men 20
warrant taking olf Tho boat and tho
rip was resumed late today
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these points by long arguments. Sir
Edward Grey indicates very clearly
that strong resistance will be offered
to any attempt to exclude from the
canal British ships owned by Cana
dian railroads. or whose owners may
be guilty Of violating the Sherman
antitrust act. He holds that this sec
tion of the act cannot apply to Brit
ish shipping. but only to United
States vessels.
lie also indicates I'm his note that
underlying the objection to the ex-
emption from toll Of American coast
wise ships is an apprehension that In
the future the principle might be ex-
tended to cover American ships in the
foreign trade.
England Take Objections.
Otherwise the note IL devoted al
most entirely to an effort to demon
strate that any such exemption OF
American shipping as is proposed. Is
in direct conflict with the terms OF
the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and that
Continued on Page Eleven)
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Special Dispatch TO the Intcnigencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Dee. s.
While . formal charge u murder vas
entered today against Bertha clay.
one of the Huntington trio involved ia
the sensational hotel mystery NJ cat
tlesburg, IN which James York and
Jennie Adkins were the victim, the
authorities have been unable 80 far
To secure any conclusive evidence
against the third woman in the caso
and the warrant was Issued solely to
hold her until "a thorough investiea-
tion could bc completed. Much de-
pcnds upon the result of the analv-
sis ~ tho contents Of the stomach Of
the Adkins woman and the authorities
are eagerly awaiting the report Of 4
Columbus. ohio. chemist who has
been engaged To- assist I'm the invcsti-
CATION
chief Johnson of the Catlettsburg
department was here today endeavor-
ing to track the movements OF the
party on the nirht they went 10 Cat
Iettsburg. but WAS unable 10 gain any
information that would throw any light
on the myterious tragedy one theory
which was advanced today was that
the trio were victims Of escaping gas
tunes which dulled their senses 10
such an extent that they were unable
10 realize their predicamont and slow
" lapsed into unconsciousness. This
theory Is substantiated 10 consider.
able extent by the fact that the Clay
woman seemed dazcd when the hotel
people broke intO the room and was
unable 10 give any story OF what
caused the death OF her two cOmpan-
ions. From this seemingly dazed con
ditiOn she has not yet entirely recoy-
cred and has been highty since she
was taken from the room.
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LONDON. Dec. 9.-No explanation
is yet forthcoming of the sudden res
ignation of the Austro-iiunEarian min
lister OF war. GeneraT Auffenberg. and
the chief Of the general staff. General
Schemua. They have said their action
was due To personal reasons. but
coming AT such time as the present.
IL cannot BE- doubted that IL will have
a wide political significance.
II had been expected that in event
of war General Won Hoetzendorf would
be- appointed chief OF the stan. ana
his appointment now 10 succeed Gen
eral Schemua. coupled with the news
of the renewal OF the Dreibund and
that Austria and Hungary have neeo-
tiated temporary loans of Sj1.oO0.u00
cannot but have a disQuieting effect
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sNoWsLlDE BELIEVED TO
HAVE KILLED NINE PEOPLE

CORDONA. Alaska. Dec. 9.-Nlu.
men are believed To- have been killed
today when "a snoWsiidc on Copper
Mountain, carried away seven build
ings 81 the Great Northern develop
meut company. Li,Neu men were
buried under tho avalanche. and only
two have been removed alive. Three
are known 90 Boz dead and no hope is
entertained tor six others.
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ERIE RAILROAD WILLING
TO SACRIFICE KATYDID
Expert Engineer Testifies That The
Dump Was Worth SIS. 900. and
Erie offered II For S4.5oO.
Damaging Evidence Against Archibald
Given BY Witnesses During Third
Day Of Investigation

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Jamcs "A.
Rttenhouse OF Scranton. Pa. an eN-
pert mining engineer who surveyed
the Katydid Culm bank at Scranton.
under the direction OF Wrisley Brown
OF the department of Justice. testified
today in the Impeachment trial OF
Judge Robert W. Nrchbaid 80 fhe COM
merce court that the Eric railroad
could have secured S35.0 900 To- the
coal cut out Of the refuse, Instead OF
the $4,000 for which they agreed to
give an option 10 j.. j. Williams the
business associate Of Judge Archibald
The testimony OF Mr.. Rittouhouse
came az the conclusion Of a day ia
which there had been few develop
ments lie said he had been employed
by Brown without knowing whom the
latter represented. or that his work
was IN connection with government
Investigation. Judge Archbald's atto.-
ney. \. :. Worthinrtou. objected IN
the questions by Representative FLOYD
as TO the value OF the coal. hut Sen
ator Bacon. the presiding officer. did
not sustain the objection.
Reduced Figure.
What would the coal in the dunn
have been worth 20 the Erie railroad
company asked Representative
Floyd
1T would have been worth s47.532
at the breakers" said VI. Rlttenhouse
Leaving out the question of freight
~ would have been worth $35. .G0O 20
the Erie railroad"
The testimony OF the mining engi-
neer was introduced by the House
managers IN the effort 20 show that
through Judge Archbald's influence
=. J. Williams had secured the option
at Si.50O for the Fries share Of the
dump. when the real value Of the
property to the railroad was much
greater.
Evidence designed % refute that
previously given by p. y. Williams as
TO his knowledge Of the cases pending
before the Commerce Court involving
the Erie Railroad. was presented by
the House managers through the mo
dium OF George p. snyder clerk Of
the Commerce Court Nj Williams
had testified that Judge Archibald did
not tell him the sO-calicd "Ighterarn'
cases were pending. involving the
Erie. but that he had seen papers on
Judge Archbald's desk with the word
lghteraEc" on them. and had asked
about the cases.
offered an Option.
Mr. Snyder produced an of the
briefs. complaints and doCkets that
might have been Involved to show
that the word "lirhferaEe" did not
apper on any of them.
The positive statement f'iIf Nr U.i
been Offered Hu option % rIr HH' r0
Interest Ir f.r kIfEH.i frf'm i'uw' 'N
D. o Williams. Iu tIr office Hf Jlier
.H o. H d.
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The Day in Congress.


Convened 80 noon
Senator OveTmdu introduced
Joint resolution authorizing e.
joint Inauguration committee
of six members
judiciary committee inform
allF considered President Tafts
judicial appointments
senator Works spoke adyucat-
inE his resolution for single six
yea. presidential term
President Tart transmitted re-
port uf economy and efficiency
commi-sinu r"cumms sudiug radf-
cal changes boz patent onlce OF
procedure
Court of impeachment resumed
trial ~ Judge Robert W Arch
bald at 1850 L m
House.
Convened at noon
Resumed consideration Of leg
ielHfurr. executive and judicial
appropriation bin
Democratic rsmhera nf tho
Ways and Means committee rur-
ferrfd ur plans flr afIm r.tIa-
Ion 20 special session
IauFlrE and currency with
sub rlWuifff" resumed hear.
irra iu money trust" IrgasfI-
cation. Chairman IuIu making
statement ffrudInfIur rsruffs -
o. committee Intentions
Representative Allen intro
dursd reafluftur proposing u
general irtfe fIE1fluu uf tho cam
Minis iudu .ffy.
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HosTILIrIes RESUMED.

CETTINJE. Dec. 0.-Owing TO the
refusal Of the governor OF soutsri TO
recognize the arnistiee. the Montene-
srins also have decided TO disregard
II. AS a consequence hostintIes we're
resumed at Tarabeseh. where the
Turks were repuIsed with losses.