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New-York tribune., 1912-03-09
ANNIE yeAMANs LEAVES $4,000.

Mrs Annie 'Yeamans. tho veteran ss'r.. !.
who died on Sunday at the axe OF sese"g
six years. of which she had spent slx's.'
years on the stage. left an estate yspieo ~
about $4,000, as shown by her will filed yes
terday in the Surrogate's offices =,
with the exception Of few beausss
jewelry to friends, she left her eh'''o
tate, including her stage wardrobe. 20 sse ne,
daughter. Mrs Lydia Yeamans In~,as It,ss, n
DILLINGHAM;, the theatrical manassI 49,
was formerly the husband OF her daus"'~
Jennie.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

tell them that his name In 1865 was the
same as 1t Is now--William Howard Taft
Il notices" said Uncle Eben, dat IN
football same as in a lot o. things de Dig
gest celebratin' is done by folks dat wasn't
takin no active part in de game. wash
In ofnn SIAr
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09
NO ARGUMENT AGAINST III

From The Baltimore sun. . ,,u a.
II is difficult 10 see how Consfes' '""
pass the bill changing Inauguration oay 70 'o,ss
time when we are certain OF better wea'ne' ine
bill has been pending for near'y '"'ee seH.s,
Another Inauguration is apprVas'n,s ,a alec, snow
sna. snSea aaresaeSs and give beautiful spring
day when the rain Is only ssar sa Aep sna Nature
Mia wnnn 'ms With aroroys upon the new Chief Ex-
ecutiyo.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

our excessive river and harbor outlay
would be to give the preference 70
states and cities which are willing 10
be partners instead of deadheads in a
suggested enterprise
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Orned and published daily 6U inc
Tribune association, q Neic York corpo-
ration: ogden n. Reid. President; Cohdo
Hdmlin, Secretary; James M. Barrett
Treasurer. Address. Tribune Bntd'"9'
No. 1874 Nassau street, NeW York
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09
BILL TO PROTECT WHITE WINGS
Prohibits Removal Except on Written
Charges After Hearing.
inv Teleraph 10 The Trlhnne. !

Albany. March s.-Assemblyman Boylan
introduced a bill to-day providing that no
member Of the clerical or uniformed force
Of the Street Cleaning Department of New
York City shall be removed except on writ
ten charges after hearing. The employe
also ffas the right of review by writ OF
oertiorari.
At present a Street Cleaning Department
employe may be removed after being In
formed OF the cause OF the proposed re-
rnoyal
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

The Hon. Norman Macks magazine is
publishing articles describing "Beauti-
full Baltimore" The lofty hotel rates
which convention visitors are expected
to pay are naturally not listed as a
scenic attraction.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

such action. if it is to be efficient, must
be taken quickly, or what started as a
campaign for private loot may soon De
deyeloned into n real revolution.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

President Arosemena has chosen tire
part of dignity and patriotism in resum-
ing the Presidency Of Panama, and thus
excluding himself from the succession to
that office Technically he might have
qualified himself for reelection by -
naming on vacation. but that subter-
fuge would have been a violation of the
spirit of the constitution, and would
have been unworthy of a statesman of
his distinguished and honorable career.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

According to the Senates theory, the
only good arbitration treaties are the
dead or denatured ones.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

When the progressive insurgent isn't
insurging against the wicked stand
patter" he has to take whack at his
own leader, just to keep his hand in. As
we remember il, Colonel Roosevelt was
quite willing to see the peace treaties
ratified with the adoption of the Lodge
amendment. But here are his merry
men throwing that amendment into the
waste basket as rubbish and then chop
ping the treaties into hash. Can 1t be
that the colonel cannot control his own
insurgents? Or did he mean that he ap-
proved the Lodge amendment just at
that time, but not necessarily few
weeks afterward?
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Buy a brick! Buy a brick! Help
the causer' No. that is not from
suffragette campaign song, but from
song of the Barnard College girls, who
want the bricks used in the commend
able enterprise Of adding to the college
facilities
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

It may be all right to refuse to burden
the state with another costly commits
sion, but there can be no doubt that
there is and will increasingly be need of
some definite authority for the control of
aviation.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Mrs. Bradley Martin, jr., will give a mu.
steal this evening at her house in East
S7th street. The artists will be Miss Ger.
aldine Farrar and Edmond Clement.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Let the cats howl" writes the Mayor.
There is a true believer in personal lib
erty.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

The sewing class which works for the
Loretta Mission had its regular meeting
yesterday at the Gotham The meeting
next week will take place on wednesday
instead of Friday.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Mr.. De la Barra is doubtless right in
saying that the people of Mexico are
capable of supporting and enjoying
healthy. strong democracy But, then.
why don't they do 1t?
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Mrs. W. Dennison Hatch, jr.. has re-
turned to town from Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Miss Dorothy Jean Manice will return 10
town to-day from Virginia. where she has
been spending several weeks. -c
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Mrs. Chester Griswold gave a dinner last
light at her house, in East 54th street.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Polk have gone
o Palm Beach for a short stay.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-09

Mrs. Franklin Mott Warner will give a
dinner to-r1orrow evening at the Ritz.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
FEDERAL JUDGE
 RESIGNS OFFICE
jurist Under Fire Agrees to-
 Quit if Proceedings
 Are Stopped
SOCIALISTS WERE ACTIVE
Judge Hanford Was First to Be An. pointed When Washington Was
 Admitted as State.

Western Newspaper Union New. s.ryic.
 Seattle Wash.-United States Dis. trict Judge c. H. .Hanford, the first federal judge appointed when Wash. ington was admitted to statehood 23 years ago, sent his resignation to President Taft, while the last witness was waiting to testify before a house judiciary subcommittee which has been gathering evidence relative tn charges of misconduct filed against Judge Hanford.
 At the time set for the hearing q serious conference between the con- nitteemen and Judge Hanford's s attor- ney was begun. The proposal that the judge resign and the hearing be discontinued was submitted by Judea Hanford's attorney and accepted. Judge Hanford sent his resignation by telegraph to President Taft. At the same time Chairman Graham of the subcommittee sent a telegram to Chairman Clayton of the house judi- ciary committee, telling him of the change in the situation and recom- mending that the hearings be discon- tinued. This was done by a message from Chairman Clayton.
 Judge Handford's chief counsel, D. C. Hughes, says after the resignation that the judge had desired to resign for several weeks, but could not we'll do so with no evidence heard The Judge and his friends, according to counsel, are satisfied with the showI ing made at the hearing, which they say did not sustain the charges.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
HITS MAZUMA AND SEVEN
 TROuGHS (NEVA.
Twenty-three of 30 Bodies Recovered Torrent Swept Through Can
 yons, Destroying Buildings.

Reno, Nev.-Searching parties from Loyelock and surrounding towns are securing the fiood-swept canyon and hillsides near MaZuma and Seven Troughs, in Humboldt county, New, for bodies of victims of the cloudburst which washed out the two mining camps.
 Late advices from the scene of the disaster state 23 bodies have been re- covered and it is believed the death list will number 30 or more.
 At Seven Troughs no loss of life has been reported, but the town prac- tically was wiped out.
 At Mazuma a wall of water 15 feet high swept down the narrow canyon without warning. It carried every thing before it.
 Rescue work brought gruesome evil dence of the tragedy. The finding of Mir. and Mrs. John Trenchard was fol lowed by a surprise when it was found that neither was dead John Trench ard is expected to die. but hope is held out that his wife will recover
 Seven Troughs Is situated half way up on the mountain side and Mazuma Is at the base, with a canyon three miles away. The wall of water swept down the canyon carrying buildings before it and overturning the Mazuma hotel. Those in the streets were car ried down the gulch and many were cast to safety along the sides of the canyon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
WATER WALL 15 FEET H|GH SLAYER 0FBRONX GIRL DEAL
HIS IDENTITY IS ESTABLISHED
 BEYOND QUESTION.
Followed Fathers Advice and Kills HimseIf-leaVes Note Admit
 ting His Guilt.

New York, N Y - The body of Nathan Swartz, whose fatrer ln- formed the police that his son was the slayer of 14-yearold Julia Connors, has been found on the fourth floor of a tenement house on Christie street Swartz had ended his life by inhaling gas. The body was identified by Detective Joseph Brennan.
 Swartz hired the room eight days ago under the name of Max Hirscko- witz, from Max Kaplan. Early today kaplan smelled gas. On investigation he found Swartz in bed with the end of a gas tube that ran from the mid dle of the ceiling tied to his mouth. Examination by a hospital physician showed the man was dead.
 Mrs Frances Alexander, sister of Swartz, told the jury that her brother said he had met Julia Connors and asked her to take pair of opera glasses to his home, which is just across the hall from the vacant flat where the murder was committed.
 The young man said he followed the girl. and at the top of the stairs pushed her into the vacant fiat. The child screamed, and Nathan plunged his pocket knife into her. AS she con tinued to scream, Nathan stabbed again and again until she finally fell He then plunged the knife into her breast near the heart and Julia re. mained still
 Then Nathan placed the still living child in a box, after cutting off her hair put the box on the dumb waiter and let it slide to the cellar, where he hid it.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
OFFERS SELF ID RECALL
NEW PRIMARY REQUESTED BY
 CONGRESSMAN NORRIS.
Roosevelt Supporter Refuses to Get of Republican Ticket-Wants
 Voters to Decide.

Washington, D. C.-Congressman George W. Norris of Nebraska, one of the most pronounced Republican insurgents" who was nominated in the recent Nebraska primary for United States senator over Senator Norris Brown, offered himself for the recall Because his action in refus- ing to recognize President Taft as the Republican nominee for president has been criticized in Nebraska, Norris, supported of Theodore Roosevelt, wrote to John l.. Kennedy, Nebraska Republican chairman, asking that an other senatorial primary be held in the state.
 Norris proposes that in this primary his Republicanism be tested and a new set of instructions be voted to Taft and Roosevelt electors, and urges that both sides stand by the re- suit.
 q am a believer in the recall said Norris in his letter. T am willing that it should be applied to me, and, if since my nomination, my course ln refusing to recognizez MT. Taft as the Republican nominee is unsatisfac- tory to the Republicans who nominat- ed me, l am not only willing, but be- lieve it is my duty, to withdraw
 There had been published demands that Norris support Taft or get off the Republican ticket Norris chief complaint against the regular Repub- lican ticket is that 1t was nominated illegally at the Chicago convention.
 Norris led the revolt in the house of representatives in 1910 against the "despotism' of Speaker Cannon and introduced the resolution that de- prived the speaker of his autocratic power.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
g DROWNED IN HUNT FOR MAN
Wife, Six Children and Others Caught in Ravine-Husband Safe
 in Barn.

Jacobs Creek, Pa.-Nine persons were drowned in a cloudburst in Barren Run, near here. The dead are Mrs. John Raymond, her six chil- dren, her brother, Mike Royinsky. and her mother.
 During the storm Raymond went from his house to the barn. in a rayine near Barren Run. He did not return and after waiting two hours. the wife. her children and the other members of the family became frightened and went in search of him. As they reached the ravine a wall of water swept down and carried them away. :saymond was safe in the barn and escaped. The body of the brother soon was recovered.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
FALLS FROM FIFTH FLOOR
William w. Smith Meets HorribI, Death Seeking Relief Prom Heat

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Little Rock, Ark. - William WI Smith, manager of a local cottoI agency, fell from the fifth story oI the State Bank building and was al most instantly killed. MT. Smith had gone to the window to seek reiel from the heat when he lost his Sal ance.
 Men and women standing near th) busy corner of Main street and Cap( tol avenue were mortified to see th) form of man hurling through spacl and they turned their faces as th( body struck the sidewalk with a sicl@ ening thud. AS 1t neared the sidewal( the body struck a lamp post, wal thrown sidewise and grazed a womanj parasol as 1t hit the ground.
 Almost every bone in Williams bod was broken.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
SUCCUMBS ON DEATH FARM
ond Brother Expireo-Total Now Is Twelve.

Mount Vernon, Ill-Another Ia tai chapter was written in the grewsome history centered about the Alderman farm, within short dis. tance of this city Joe Alderman died yesterday afternoon, his death fol lowing by twenty-four hours that of his brother John.
 The known death list, resulting from the malady that exists only on the farm, totals twelve persons. I'm mediately following the second broth, CTS death, the two Alderman sisters, who have been living on the farm fled from their home in terror. yowing never to set foot upon the fatal place again.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
23 SHOCKS IN MEXICAN CITY
Tremblers at Guadalajara Occur at Frequent Intervals From Sun
 rise to Sunset.

Guadalajjara. Mexico.-Earthquakes filled one street with debris from shattered houses, damaged to some extent almost every building in the city and drove hundreds of citi- zens panic stricken into the open places Twentythree shocks were felt between sunrise and sunset.
 No loss of life has been reported. although 1t Is believed there have been fatalities in the interior towns.
 No important structures were de- stroyed in Guadalajara, but the hos ,pltai. the asylum and telegraph build ings were badly damaged and will probably be uninhabitable.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Guadalaiara In Ruins.

Guadalajara, Mex.-The earthquake that shook this city to it's foundation, destroying | large number of buildings and rendering several thousands home less, came as the climax to a series of seismic disturbances covering d period of more than five weeks. Nine " distinct shocks were felt within that time. Scarcely structure in the city escaped damage and large areas are masses of ruins.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Confesses to Poisoning Children.

Charlottetown, P. F. Mrs. M
 Gee. the wife of farmer near Geors town. has been found guilty Of tl murder of her five children. has ma9 the following confession: T. Minh| McGee, confess to having admihI tered the ends of matches containl1 sulphur and phosphorus to my cn| dren in April last. gave 1t to the| in sugar and water. I was feeling p1 at the time I did it." This statemel Is expected to secure clemency'
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Inquiry Into Forest Service.

Hashington.-lnvestigation of the forest service was proposed in a reso- lution introduced in the senate by Senator Oyerman (DemJ, North Caro- lima The measure leaves the inquiry to special committee of five sen ators.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
3 GIRLS KILLED, MAN HURT
Automobile, With Picnic Party, Struck by Train at Grade Cross
 ing in Cut.

Cambridge, Ia.-Two girls were killed outright, a third was nor tally injured. dying later, and the driver of the automobile seriously hurt when an east bound Milwaukee train struck an automobile carrying four young girls to Sunday school picnic near here.
 The dead are: Iowa May Wald, Is years old; Erma Ferguson. IA. and Helen Johnson. IS
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Enuland Sees Menace.

on.-Introducins a suppieln' tary naval appropriation bill Ill " ~, mons, Winston Spencer Churcn first lord of the admiralty, deciai the effect of the new German na' law would be to maintain nearly " fifths of the kaiser's entire nav! permanent commission, ready |" stant war. Such preparations ,1 Mir. Churchill, Ifs remarkable anu far as l am aware, finds no exam in the previous practice of moa' naval powers"
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
25 DEAD IN CLOUD-BURSTS
Reports From Seven Troughs and Mazuma, New, Tell of Calamity
 Hotel Turned Over

Reno Nev.-It is reported hero that twenty lives were lost in cloud burst at Seven Troughs, Ney.
 A special to a local paper says that five persons are known to be dead in a cloudburst at Mazums They are: John Trenchard. merchant, and his wife; Mike Qualen. Mrs. Mclean, Mrs. Reese.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
AutoIst Held for kljIIno.

Winnipeg.-Alfred II. Oaks, pres dent of the Winnipeg Real Estate E| change, and a wealthy broker, faces
 charge of manslaughter instituted d the Manitoba government MT OaA Is said to have run over and kllld Mrs. Wallace Preston of Soud Shields, England.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Beal May Be Selected.

Washington.-Members of the Ohi congressional delegation were cond dent that President Taft will nom
 nate pr. James II. Beal of Scio, O.. be chief of the bureau of chemistrI succeeding Dr. Harvey w. Wilel White House officials would not col firm the report. but it was admitte| that he was more prominent in th presidents mind than any other mad
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Auto Kills Man and Wife.

Lafayette. Ind.-David Datsenan, farmer, and his wife were killed and three children slightly hurt when their automobile turned over near Fowler, as they were returning home from church The necks of both MT. and Mrs. Datscnan were broken.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
unkIssed Ten Years.

Minneapolis Eva Hahn was freed from her matrimonial obliga. tions to her husband. Her husband, she said, had not kissed her ih 10 years. Also, she said, he compelled her to work for her own living.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Bridges Bad. Cars stonned.

Springfield, Ill-Traffic was or dered stopped on the Mississippi Val ley lnterurban railway by the railroad and warehouse commission until the bridges are repaired This isolates Springfeld's only beach"
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
May Seek Lorimer's Place.

Chicago Roger C. Sullivan, retired Democratic national committeeman from Illinois, may seek the toga that was torn from the shoulders of Will liam Lormer. Sullivan is not an open and ayowed candidate for the place.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Two Italian WarshIps Sunk,

Constantinople.-E Italian tor pedo boats tried to run the Darda- nelles. but were driven off by a ter rife fire from the Turkish shore forts. It is reported that two of the boats were sunk.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Wyomino Makes a Record.

Rocklaud, Me.-All speed records for big gun battleships were broken by the new United States battleship Wyoming, sister ship of the super dreadnaught Arkansas, in her stand ardizng trials.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Earth Shocks in Mexican City.

Gusdalajara. Mexico co,-Earthquakes filled one street with debris from shat tered houses, damaged to some extent almost every building in the city and drove hundreds of citizens panic stricken into the open places.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Thrice Shoots Down Girl.

Denver Colo.-Eugene Miller, 23 years old, and married, shot Miss Georgia Lichtenwalter, who, the mans wife says. had hypnotized him into an infatuation for her Miss Lichtenwal, ter. 19, is not expected to live.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26

It is reported that western farmers are objectlng to college students as harvest hands. They do not have to hire them. The objection may be based on the fact that college students are not fond of 15 hours day work and sleeping in the barn
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26

Two actresses fin New York put out In a launch and saved thirteen drown. ing men, thereby breaking two prece dents. No press agent was in charge of the rescue and il was a lucky num- ber-for the men saved.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Pensions for Presbyterian Ministers.

Chicago.-A pension plan adopted by the Northern Presbyterian Church for the benefit of her aged and dis abled ministers becomes operative this month. The plan was agreed upon at the general assembly of the church in Louisville last May.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
w. D. Washburn. Sr., Dying.

Minneapolis, Minn.-Wm. D. Wash burn, Sr, former senator from Min nesota and pioneer in the building of the Northwest, arrived from Europe, dying. A quick trip from New York to Minneapolis was made on special train.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
No Hearse for Dead Woman.

Nashville, Tenn.-The largest cal ket ever made in this city was i gently finished for Mary Harris, n gress. who died here. The corpl weighs GOO pounds and the coffin six feet three inches long and Inches wide. No hearse could be fou1 large enough to convey the body the cemetery.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26

The aeroplane of the future. we are told. will carry 1000 passengers This Information will be received with dig nified but nevertheless enthusiastic Joy by the undertakers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Texas Deputies Have Duel.

San Antonio, Tex.-Deputy Sheriff Ora Bird was shot and instantly killed. Deputy Constable Feiciano Flores, ST, was wounded, when they exchanged shots following political discussion here.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26

woman physician of Worcester. Mass. has been writing of the cat as . transmitter of disease in a manner likely to put Tabby into the category of the typhoid fly.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26

A man of 70 writes to the New York referred to a man of 60 as aged" To the cub reporter 1t seems all right to refer to a man of 50 as venerable"
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Heat overeomes Pope.

Rome.--Pope Plus was overcome by heat and fatigue following the ceremo nial for the ninth anniversary of the death of Pope Leo XIII The vatican physicians ordered his holiness to sas md all public audiences.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26

cided that a woman who gets of a street car backward has no claim for damages. And yet they will continue to do 1t.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Peace Rules in Portugal.

Lisbon.-Conditlons are peaceful at be-. LisAon and Oporto. Flying col umns of republican troops continue the search in the north for royalists, but no more have been found.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26

A Massachusetts woman died by her own hand because her son would not permit her to work in his wood yard And yet they say that there is nothing new under the sun,
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Warshlp Rams Torpedo Boat.

Kiel,-The German battleship Hes. sen accidentally rammed torpedo boat Gf12 in the course of maneuyers in the Baltic and killed three men.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26

A prominent cancer specialist in England has sued the British Medi. cal Journal for calling him a quack. If he can produce a real cure for can Ger he can disprove the charge.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Two Killed in Excursion Wreck,

Charlotte, s. C,-Telegrams received here state two persons were killed and b injured in the wreck of an ex. eursion train returning to Charlotte from Johnson City, Tenn.
The Nevada County picayune., 1912-07-26
Labor lndorses Suffrage.

Sheboygan, Wis-The Wisconsin federation of labor closed its annual session after indorsing woman sui frage and requesting Gov. McGovern to pardon John F. Dietz of Cameron Dam fame