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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
bOWERY LODGERS
BOLT NUDE FROM
PERIL Of FLAMES
$4,000 Fire Next Door to
New York Hotel Drives Many
From Their Beds.


Might sticks were used by the police In
prodding about one hundred weary men
from the,r beds In tho New York Hotel
n lodging bouss Mt No. 90 novery
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-, "N ''e
'',,'"e Ut W. iN'
"' 'Ous'' manly VI ""'"' "ao spe"'
'heif ias' money 10 pay TOT their oeds.
we're reluctant to give them up. Some.
however. scared by the sounds OF the
fire apparatus without, seized their ap-
parel and. almos, nude. dashed .xcI,edlv
% ~. $3.50,
Wy.
Nsnoor'hs iooB'ns houses 'nre" open
their omces 70 be used as dressing rooms
by the men who fled In Natures garb.
but precautions were taken to SEQ that
nobody took ADVANTAGE of TINT bosni.
,oIi,v n .,.,i into m ,rn.,a.,o- h.a
ws,. -
e'e po"s' "e'o noru"s 'no
ioosers OUT OF the NOW YORK Hotel the
seventy families In tenement houses at
Nos. 81, 80 and 81 chrystie street, In
the rear Of the burning building. were
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
TROLLEY CAR PANIC
CAUSED By LIVE WIRE.
Passengers Fight to Escape From
Flames, but Motorman Is
Only One to Suffer.
(speclAl W The Evening woid.)

RED BANK. Aug. lone hundred
men. women and children on . Jersey
Central Traction Company trolley ear
returning home from the keyport carni-
val were thrown Into panic about
midnight when the car ran into q live
wire near riverside avenue. The car
was enveloped In iiames and electric
sharks, the women screamed and The
men fought each other In an effort to
desert the burning car.
A broken live wire which had been
aovn across the road earlier In the eva
ming had been temporarily repaired.
After striking the wire Harry Howard
the motorman. although suffering from
AZ ok. backed the car out OF danger,
when the excitement subsidized Howard
was found lying In a ditch along the
track suffering from shock and burn.
on the hands and arms. The pole tumped
the feed wire. broke the guide wire ana
Tell across the road. narrowly missing
the alarmed passengers. The fire wa,
soon extinguished.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
BRANDT''S NEW PLEA
FOR FREEDOM MADE
IN UPSTATE COURT
Schiff Burglars Writ of Habeas
Corpus Motion Delayed
for Whitman.

PLATTSBUR0. N. Y. Aug. ia new
move was made in the famous Brandt
case to-day when Follke ID. Brandt was
brought here before Justice Henry +.
keiiosg on . writ of habeas corpus.
Judge Ksilogs postponed the hearing
unui Friday afternoon. Aug. %. when
brandt will again be brought here.
Deputy Attorney General ]. Augustus
Kellogg appeared for Attorney General
CArmody. Airabeau L. Towns OF New
York CITY represented the prisoner. Dis
trict-Attorney B. Hogue Of Clinton
County and Assemblyman Charles J.
Vert OF this city also appeared. the lat.
ter assisting Mr.. Towns.
II 10 expected that pistrict-Attornc,
WAitman Of New York win BE- presen,
next Friday. and that was one reasor
wig IN adjournment was taken.
Sensational reports are current her,
In connection with this case, and IN,
hearing next week Us believed to b,
full OF political dynamite.
Gov. Dir was In town to-day ant
spent the afternoon visiting Dannemor,
prison.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
Safest Antiseptic
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among the toilet necessities some SORT
Of q germicide in the form Of either a
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DARROW'S CASE
NEARS THE JURY;
VERDICT TONIGHT?
Prosecutors Address and
Judges Charge Expected to
Close Trial Late To-Day.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Aug. s.-Wth
Shs conclusion OF District-Attorney
John D. Frederioks' argument to the
fury to-day in the trial OF Clarence
3. Darrow, under Indictment for bribery
of . McNamara Juror. II was expected
shAt Judge George w. Hutton wouid
read his instructions to the jury ana
that body would retire to deliberate
upon q verdict before night.
More than two hundred instructions ~
the Jury were handed to the Court by
both prosecution and defense, and
whi,e Il was not expected that all or
sAAss would be considered, IL WAS
learned that the Courts instructions
would BE- lengthy and that probably
two hours would be consumed In read
tnG.
The possibility of . verdaot osins
reached some time tonight WAS var
iouv,v commented on by those connected
with the trail. but few. however were
Of the opinion that q report would be
made before tomorrow.
After the dramatic effort OF barrow
which held the jury and spectators under
high tension for hours. Prosecutor
Fredsr.cks found some difficulty In
catching the attention Of tho crowd In
ths court room when he opened tho
etats's mai plea He referred to Oar
rows argument A. zone OF the most
marvellous addresses or o. tons ever do
Iivsrsd In q courtroom" but ne declared
that Darrow's 'ansidous hand entered
into bribery from tho very beginning OF
the Mcnamara cass-brbery u In his
very nature"
The Dissrict-Attorney during his
whole address kept away from orator
teal flights. combining his remarks 10
careful analysis Of the evidence pre-
scented by the State. barrow to-day
had recovered his composurs. which
no seemed to have lost during the
peroration Of his remarkable address,
when he broke down and wept a. he
described the difficulties he had TO face
In settling the Mcnamara case and saw
NJ the lives of his clients. ono OF tho
most remarkable utterances OF Darrows
address waA:-
"T'hs crowd: IN q way love them:
IN . way I dcspise them. I know tho
unrsas oning. unthirNinE mass have
been their IDOL and have gone down
into the depth Of the valley and heard
them hiss my name-this same mob
But I have summoned sucu devotion
and such courage as COD has given me.
and I have gone my path
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
Man Killed ny Train,

The police OF Paterson. ". j., are try-
ing to learn the name OF a man who
was killed by train on the Erie track,
at Fulton street In that city last night
The man was apparently laborer. as
a brass pay check bearing the Initials
"E. c. H." was found In his pocket.
There were also a few cents In money
and a ticket from Greycourt To Suffern
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PARIS. Aug. 1s.-Many letters Of SYM
PATTY from women in America are be-
Ing received by Mime. Castor Bloch.
writer Of chiidren's stories. who Is await
Ing trial on tho charge OF having muir
dered. on July 81. Mrs. James Il. Bridge
man. wife Of an employee Of the Paris
agency OF the New York Life Insurance
Company.
Nine. Bloch's excuse IL that her hap.
piness had been ruined by an unlawful
attachment between her husband ana
Mn. Bridgemsn. who was the daughter
Of Henry Bernard OF Milwaukee. but
had lived most Of her life In Paris.
An appeal 10 to be made to the "un-
written law" II 10 said. and the accused
woman says she will be acquitted. Mrs
Bridgeman lost her life after laughing
In Nine. Bloch's face. the latter asserts.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-16
WE'D A DAY WANTS DIVORCE.
Bride Says Husband struck He. -.
Way Home From Church.

SANDUSKY. o.. Aug. ls-Lenoro
Meese. welded yesterday. to-day insti.
tuted suit for divorce. She alleges tha,
her husband. Fred Meese whom sh.
married at Put in Bay. struck her nm
the way homo from the church WHERE
tho ceremony was performed and later
threw her clothes into the street.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
TUNNEL DRIVEN THROUGH 45 FEET OF LOW GRADE AND Is NOW IN BIG BODY 1ePER CENT COPPER wIrH AP-
 PREcIAsLE VALUES GOLD AND SILVER

was very conservative and he be- lieves the property will prove to be one of the biggest copper prop ositions in Alaska.
 The tunnel in which the big strike was made by MT. Devinfey is now in about 1O5 feet and has gained equal depth. When the tunnel had progressed about 70 feet a body of low grade ore showing about 5 per cent values were encountered. There was no material change in the quality of the ore during the next 45 feet, but the owners were satisfied, as even 5 per cent ore, together with the gold and silver values, could be handled at profit, owing to the advantageous location of the claims.
 The recent strike, however, has changed the views of those in tcrcsird and they are now cnihu- siastic over the prospect of hav- ing a big body of high grade ore instead of low grade prOpOSi- ti0n. The tunnel has been driven through high grade chalcOpyritp ore for distance of over eight feet and no indication of ap- preaching the wall has been shown.
 Mr. Grigsby brought a number of samples to. town with him, but
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
SOLOMON GULCH COPPER MINE MAY BE WONDER

Al. Grigsby returned yesterday from a trip of inspection to the properties of the Midas Copper company, located on Solomon gulch and about five miles back of Fort Liscum.
 The company has. not as yet been incorporated and is entirely composed of Valdez people. Those interested arc F.. J. Devinney, George Treat, George Baldwin, w. M. Wilson, Al. Grigsby and John Fienbloom and Joe Plant.
 MT. Grigsby states the report of the new strike as given by MT. Devinney, while in town recently,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

local needs. Indeed, several laws which are recognized as neccs- sary everywhere and which have been enacted for the benefit of every other territory or posses sion of the United States have been withheld from Alaska. The people believe this is due simply to neglect.
 IL is generally admitted that if these things were provided by congress, fewer persons would favor at this stage any radical change in the mere form of gov Conditions being as they are, however, and not as they should be, there exists a consid- erable demand for a local terri torial organization with a legis- lature elected by the people. This
 (Coninued on page 2)
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they are rapidly being picked up
 as specimens. Assays show the
 ore contains 16 1-2 per cent cop per, with gold values from $f.2O
 to $10.80 and silver 50 to 75 cts. tper. ton. The samples for assays were taken with a view of learn ing the average values of the ore along the tunnel. Many of the samples shown contain values
 running as high as 30 per cent copper.
 It is the intention of those in
 ter strd t0 continue development until about July 1, at which date they believe the property will be
 ready to enter the list of prOduc- CTS.
 This property has gone through more than the usual changes of ownership than the average mine.
 II was owned at various times by different people before coming int" the hands of Drbney and oth- CTS. some years ago the IIadlry Copper company bonded Inc claims and made a first cash pay mcnt of Si,O0O. The title of the property became involved in lili- gation and thrS withdrew, all though the money for the second payment was on deposit in the bank here in Valdez. Dcbncy's right to the property was cslab-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
GOVERNOR CLARK ON
 TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT
FEARS REVENUES OF THE TERRITORY sUEFI- GENT TO MAINTAIN LocALaovERNMENr IF FEDERAL
 PATRONAGE [ WITHDRAWN

Since the enactment of ihc civ il code in 1900 Alaska has enjoy ed form of government much superior lo that which was af- fordcd under the organic act of 1881. The recent general rule of appointing residents of the ter rhOry Co Inc local federal offices has brought good results; and, generally speaking, the character and efficiency of officers--espec- ially among those connected with the district courts--are much higher than was tho case 10 years ago. The chief faults in , the present government ara not found in the mere form of government or in the instrumentalities pro- vided for administering it.; they arise, rather, from the lack of certain laws especially suited to
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

lISh"d and he kept up aSSrSsmrnt work on it until the past summer. when 1t was purchased by those who form the Midas company.
 The present tunnel is not on the same ledge as that upon which the former owners confined their work of development. The high grade ore is not exposed on the surface but MT. Devinney was con- fldent that where so big a body of low grade ore existed the chance of encountering high grade ore was more than likely and he has proved his theory to be correct.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
BOMB THROWN
 \! PREMIER
Missile Was Hurled Over Carriage and Exploded In the
 Street

P"kln. China, Jan. Premier OuanshIkaI narrowly escaped de- Sirucilon yesterday when bomb Was hurled al the carriage in which lr was riding. The missile Was thrown with such force that II Was carried far past thr car rlaEr and "Xplndrd in the street.
 Great excitement prevailed Throughout tn" city during the day. Hundreds of arrests of i'm p"rIall~tS followed the outrage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
KILLED WHILE
 WIFE GETS HELP BurqIar Kills Husband While Wife Telephones to Police
 for Help

San Francisco, Jan. iG.--JOhn Mullally, assemblyman for the 3o;h California district, was mur- dered in his home last night by a burglar whom he surprised while ransacking the house.
 Mullally grappled with the burglar, while Mrs. Mullally rush cd to the telephone to summon the police. The burglar, hearing the phone, drew a revolver and shot his victim. He escaped and no trace has been picked up by the police. When the police summoned by Mrs. Mullally ar rIved they found the husband drat and his wife unconscious.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
ALASKANS ARE
 0N COMMITTEE
Mining Congress Appoints Com mittee to Consider Question
 of Leasing Coal Lands

Seattle. Jan. l6.--Mauricr I.crhry, of seward. and Falcon JoSlyn. of Fairbanks. have been appointed as two of q committee Of four members of the Amcri- can Mining Congress tO consider and report immediately on inc proposed solution of Alaska coal land.
 The mining congress is oppOs- cd to government ownership of coal mines and regard the lras- ing system With suspicion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
COL. ROOSEVELT URGES
 ADOPTION OF REFERENDUM
says TT Is THE ONLY way WHEREBY PEOPLE CAN PLACE . LAW ON STATUTE EVEN THOUGH MAY DECLARE TT UNCONSTITUTIONAL

New York, Jan. I6.--Coloncl Roosevelt, as contributing editor of the Outlook magazine, prints an article which has caused a tremendous sensation.
 Mir Roosevelt comes out strong for adoption of the referendum. He says it is the only system whereby the people as a whole may place law upon the statute and make legal, which even the
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
FAMOUS HOTEL
 WAS THREATENED
Hotel Revere Has Narrow Escape When Adjoining Buildings
 Are Burned

Boston, Jan. i6.--The famous Revere hotel narrowly escaped destruction from fire last nighA when adjoining buildings were burned.
 The entire tire-fighting force of the city were summoned to fight the flames and prevented the spread of the fire to the hotel. The guests of the famous hnStelry were ordered by the police io seek safety by flight from the threat ened building. There were no casualties.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
TEN THOUSAND ,MANCHUS
 MASSACRED BY REBELS
ALL MODES OF CIVILIZED WARFARE ABANDONED IN EN. aaeEmENT WHICH TOOK PLACE AT cHlNFI--NaNkiNe
 CELEBRATES INAUGURATION OF REPUBLIC

Pckin, JaD. iG.--Ncws has been received here confirming the re- ported massacre of ten thousand ManChus aC Chinfi.
 The engagement between tls, rebels and imperial troops lasted several days. Owing Co rumors of atrocities practiced by the inn perialists in causing captive rebel officers to be skinned alive all modes of civilized warfare are abandoned. All prisoners cap
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
ACCUSED BR|BER
 FAILS ID CONFESS
Presence of Witness Does Not Shake Attitude of Man Be-
 fore Grand Jury

Los Angeles, Jan. I6.- Frank lin, the former deputy marshal who is accused of having bridci jurors who were drawn to try the McNamara case, appeared before the grand jury yesterday.
 Franklin refused tO confess al- though confronted by witnesses who claimed to have been given money by him. His case will go to trial.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
SEINE RIVER
 IS SUBS|D|NG
Threatened Danger Has Been .Averted and Loss Caused by
 Flood is Small

Paris, Jan. iG.--Thc lhrcatcn- cd flood has been averted and the danger is now past. The Seine river has fallen below the danger mark. Tn loss in the districts submerged this year has been slight.
 The high water has served the purpose of awakening the gov .crnmcnl to the necessity of talk ing further precautions tn pre- vent repetition of the scenes of two years ago.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
resident Does Not Approve of Government Ownership of the Telegraph Lines and Calls Conference Which May Result In Hitchcock Resignng--Taft
 Criticises the Pan

Washington, Jan. lG.--rhrrc is every prospect of a TOW between President Taft and Postmaster General lliichcnck over the lat irr's proposed measure to acquire the telegraph lines by the frdcr- al government.
 President Taft has rxpressed with the idea of
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
BLIZZARD RACES
 IN NEW FOUNDLAND
Fears Entertained for Safety of Members of Small Ship
 ping Crafts

sydney, Jan. i6.--A severe bIiz- gard is raging throughout New Foundland. The storm is accom- panied by intense cold. and is sweeping down from the north.
 Fears are entertained for the safety of q number of smaller coastwiSr craft which have not been reported as reaching their destination.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

courts may declare unconstitu- iional.
 The article shows n further widening of the breach which ia believed Co exist between Roose- welt and the followers of Taft. lt is the sole topic of discussion at the clubs and many conjec- lures arc made as to the causes which led Colonel Roosevelt to so strongly urge the question at the present time.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

publican party and has main laInrd the efficiency of his de- partmrnt al less expense than any of his predecessors. He is a man of decided convictions and if he has committed himself to the pro- posed measure ii iS believed Inc VIII resign rather than give way in the president.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

with the postmaster general lo discuss the laitrr's proposed measure for government owner ship of telegraph lines. It is be- lleved the question will result in a break between them and possi- bly, the resignation of the post master general.
 Hitchcock is power in the Re-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16
WILL RESIGN
 UNDER PRESSURE
Marshal Powell of Nome to be Dismissed From office--
 Nome Merchant Favored

Nome, Jan. l6.--1I iS reported here that United States Marshal Thomas Powell of this district will shortly be removed from of flee. He has been given Co under stand that his resignation was de- sired.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

Seattle, Jan. i6.--It is reported among AlaSkans here that Mort Atkinson, merchant of Nome, will shortly be appointed United Stales marshal at Nome tO suc- cced Marshal Powell.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

Nanking,. Jan. t6.--The inaug- uration of the republic of China is being celebrated in a lavish manner. The populace is delight cd with the prospect of the re- turn of peace.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

turcd by the vielors were slaugh- tered to avenge their outraged companions.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

the government assuming control of enterprises which have been originated and carried on as pri- vatr enterprises. He did not hes ilatc to criiicisc the proposed measure.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

Washington. Jan. i6.--Prcsi- dent Taft has called a conference
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-01-16

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-04
Mastery Speech
by Senator Gore
{ Conllnued irom paee one.l )

AphIhutu iIotu pdSe OAc,l
strange and unknown Gods.
IN this campaign have never said
as bitter things against the Republi.
cans as has Roosevelt, which party
raised him to the highest place among
the nations characters. 1t may be
that he is wrong and it may be that
he is right. have not uttered one
harsh word AGAINST Taft nor Rocse.
welt They are both honored citizens
and / have no yials OF wrath to pour
upon their offending or unoffendng
heads. Roosevelt is acting 10 suit me
exactly. He is the man who put dent
il president and pain in campaign.
He is accomplishing in one campaign
what the Democrats have been trying
10 accomplish in a dozen campaigns.
"The whole world is going Demo
cratic and have arranged that on
tNe lth day OF next March that every
man. woman and child in the state Of
Oklahoma shah receive a good position
position and a pension for life
II 90 not critIcise either Taft or
Roosevelt, for dc not know either
Intimately. Both know each other In.
tlp.ately Indeed. they appeared as a
Damon and Pythias Of old. TAI, says
Roosevelt is an esotisi aud flatterer,
] 10 not know whether lie is or not.
but who knows better than Bin Taft.
Who knows Roosevelt as does no other
man. so why should not take his
word for it? Roosevelt says Taft is a
standpatter and that his election would
petrily American progress. aud vino
knows better concerning Taft than
Roosevelt. and don't want any Of
YOU Democrats eontrsdiotlng him, !
feel that a Democrat has done his full
duty by believing what one SAYS about
the other Senator La Toilette SAYS
that as far as being progressives. they
are both imposters and pretenders
have no comment to make on what
Senator Ia Toilette says, but / viii