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FRIENDS SCARED WILSON
Governor, Personally, Thought Well OF
"Harprr's" support.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan 10 Judge
Robert Ewing Of this city brother in law
ot Henry Watierson and relative Of Mrs
Woodrow Wilson. gave ont a statement
lhi~ evening declaring that while it was
not Gov ilson's individual opinion 5
that tol. Harvcy's advocacy was ini,Ir-
ing him, the Governor made that rep,y
b"cau-" nearly all his political advisers
believed 50. Judge Ewing SAYS
A goodlv number of Wilson's real
Trend, began 10 be Of the opinion that
perhaps the W"kiys constant and very
"arn"s' support was initiating somewhat
against his prospects. Mr.. Watterson is
reported 10 have thought that there nigh,
h- enough III this view to warrant some
CONSIDERATION and examination. and SO.
also, ihoHgtt those in charge of Mr.. viii
son New York headquarters Mr. Will
s"h himself was decidedly of tn. contrary
opinion
After describing the circumstances Of
IN. meeting Judge Ewing saws:
Gov Wilson arose TO go As he did
;" Cot. Harvey said. Gov. Wilson, wish
To ash You a question. and expect from
you perfectly frank answer DO you
believe that the booming nature of nv
articles in Horper's Weekly il injuring
your cause
Gov. Wilson, thus appealed to. was
greatly eint arrassed. His appreciation
ms iri"ndship and his individual opinion
all cried out loudly to him to saw no but
oil Harvev had demanded perfect
trankness Of him as to an undo,k,ted
friend
Judge Ewing declares that Gov. Will
son Was as much a victim as Col Harvey
and though innocent his regret will be
Tar heener than Col Haryey's disappoint-
ment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
DR.. WILEY EXONERATED.
House Committee Gives Him Clean
Bili Of Health.

NAsHING1ON. Jan 10 The Wiley con-
tro"ersy will be aired again next Monday
when the House Committee on Fxpendi-
lures IN the Agriculture Department
makes lis report. Tho report is unani-
nous, every Republican and Democrat
having affixed his signature. and il is
understood that the conclusions rea ched
by the committee are in the nature of a
compromise. While giving DR.. Harvey
W. Wiley. the Government chief chemist
n clean bill Of health. the reComnenda-
referee board and with relation TO the
part taken in the Riley row by solicitor
McCabe Of the Department are not tnduly
severe.
The committee put in several days of
hard work on the report of the sub
committees which considered the evidence
taken by the committee during the special
session when Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson, DR.. Wiley and all the other prin-
CpaiS in the controversy were witnesses
In the report finally approved by the
fun committee very little OF the testimony
taken al that time is quoted and pract-
ally the entire document, which is com
pdratlvely brief II taken IN 10y the com
mlttees conclusion.
Il don't believe there is a super1uous
word in the report" said Representatives
Moss Of Indiana. the committee chair
man, to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
OSCAR KRUGER PARDONED.
Was Convicted Of Sending an Obscene
Letter 10 a Young Woman.

MASuTNGTON. Jan. p.--President Taft
has pai,lonred Oscar Kruger Of New York
Federal prisoner in the prison ut At
lantu. Ga.. who was committed to a term.
of eighteen months for sending an OH
scene letter through the mail toa Young
woman. Kruger Wds convicted entirely
uu testimony of handwriting experts
who testified before the Jury that hlS
handwriting and that III the letter sent
tO the Young woman were identical.
The officers Of the Department of Justice
who compared kr,r-,er's handwriting
with the obscene letter noticed. however.
d discrepancy beiween the two styles
of writing and were soon convinced that
Nrueper had been unlustlv convicted
United States District Attorney Wise at
for pardon was referred. recommended
"l-mencv Attorney General Nicker-hdn
,uucurred
krusRer was relieved from the Federal
prison AZ atlanta last night
The case against KrI.ger was worked
up nv Anthony tomstoCk of the vice
prevention society. The Young woman
III me case whose name was not disclosed.
answered Help Wanted" adverii---
ineut ~ u New York paper aud received
a reply making ai lmproper proposal.
She turned the letter over to friends who
advised her tr make an engagement at
AN appointed time AT the corner uf Thirty
fourth street and Broadway kiueg.r
aC"osted her and when she asked him #
lie had written her Il letter he AZ first
denied and later admitted II. Krueger
was arrested ahuiIi two weeks later and
charged with sending the obscene letter
~ the Young girl.
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DIRECTED. Puerile promises canno,

he corrected. Puerie promises cannot
deceive Uncle sam"
The news paper PronSd SAYS: The con.
flitt could be settled IN twcnty-rour
hours If a few Of those who eau sed all tie
trouDl" would resign. particularly Gems.
Nunez and Monteaguado Tho res s,Cna.
tion of Presid.n, Gomez might cause con-
fusion at the present critical moment
hut he must stop the corrupt practices.
Pending negotiations for the invest
ment of millions of American capital IN
cuba are paralyzed by the present un-
certainty and they will ~. declared n
If settlement il not made very soon
This Is particularly true of two grcd,
sugar enterprises
French and other iinan,iers interested
IN cuba have cahled very anxious inquiries
a. to ia" situation here. They say tina.
reports are IN circulation abroad that a
revolution has already started.
The first appeal has been taken - ..c
courts by man VINO Was Ors'ed from
office "u the. allegation that the D.. a
guerrilla.
senator Caball0 in an interview ~t-s
that Intervention j. already Ecrc arl
that those who al" unable 10 i've VISTA
the guerrillae should cmiGrat".
The Senate and lIous" wee bot. =
session to-day. hut 10 rctecrr,e v.s
mad" 10 the situation.
AWAsHINornN. Jan. 10 Great Hr~oa.-
mcnt III the si,uat ,un In C,;ha = iuli. 81
III reports received Il; tn" State D,s.r-
ment to-day from tn" American Ic,, .i,a
al havana. No positiv" d"yciopmNu
are reported. and it /, said a tn 80.
Department hat none are expected "a
tn" near future
Though iu'"rvent on j. no. cNpr %
al either tNeNtyt" or Wa" Dopar'm'r r
military arm L. ready 10 execute ~'-'
NOV. toward Cuba which NAV l." dCs,rsd
later II became known TO-DAY tna;. 70
accordance VITA the plans of the ARM
strateGlstS made long ago. tho ar .
cavalry. the I'd Field Artillery an! TO
4th, 5tn. 6tn and l5th infantry viii ha y
troops used to make up an cNpedl'IoNYr.'
lore" II lntorVcnt ION l. de"idod rIrou
These troops are all III posts near tns
Atlantic coast
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said one of the city representatives. 'and

sdin one OF tne Cly representatives, ana
may prov oke difference Of opinion But
II is not probable that they would spoil
an agreement in the end OF course II
The Intorborough directors do not accept
tho Cuys position IA We stated II to-day
there will ho un need 90 have any more
conferences At all"
The PuhlIc service Comm ission ex-
rc,I'cd u contract Yesterday for the
construction or section ; of the Broad
way subway. which will insure "a
competing line to the luterborough
IN case tn" lnterborongh direct ore
agree To the terms outlined AZ the con
terence yesterday The contract was
'".h tho und"rpinulng and Foundation
Company and was for the sect ION bet wecn
Howard street and Blrpcker street This
Is ono of tn" routes which were offered last
summer ~ tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit
The money Tot the WORK was provided on
Thursday IVY the Board of Estimate The
Underplnnlug and Foundation Company
can start digging as soon as II peascs
II the ln'erhoroush agrees to The terms
AZ stated Yesterday then II will make u
new offer e. the Public Service Com
mission. which will lie PASSED on to the
Board Of Estimate If the directors do
not acquieScNA then the lnterborough is
through
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will probably suffer cut Of $40. .OOO. 600
but it IL realized that there is nothing to
he gained by pruning the expenditures
at one point and adding the amount Of
the saving and more some where else
Consequently the caiiCiswill be confronted
with the proposition of expressing the
conviction Of the majority party III the
House that the present state Oi the Treas
urv and the reduction Of revenues planned
as II result Of tar,ti Legislation do not
warrant Tia" enact mrnt AT this session
VI public building. river and harDor or
other special legislation which would
tend To increase IA" total Of appropriation
lr any material pariiculir tuicus action
along ihis line would not only saN. the
faces Of tn" Democratic membership
Of these Commuters and Civ. them AN
excellent argument with which to meet
the demands Of their constituencies
but is. the leaders say absolutely cssenl ial
to thr future welfare Of he party.
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ny oo'h NidrN ana FOLK are uesiRh'u w
Dfing about a settlement OF the discord
that has prevailed in Missouri ever since
Champ Clark name bppap1to he men
Toned ~ n Presidential possibility The
p,,n,,,a,i, S,a,, ,,n,.an,i,, ;nJ,rsed
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..ynr. ,I,,l :. ra,n, ,,.. ,a,L oil ~ ..ri-
ou.Iv b.. ,.,..I ,h, ,rou,,I. usre mr..
,h, ,,,.I,.. ,n,,I,, iy ,,l,r, ,,J r,lIs.
speaker IarN always have supported
WV ,r,"o'' nv no''.'t'' he,er no,'e"
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,h., U,.,,, Wv -
W Wv "'9'",''' ''n'o''"'N se''lts 'he frfS'-
'"''"' h!h''I' ~ bN any acc'ueht ! I"Se
Missouri VIII forbid the further use OF my
name IN that connection and will support
ia" nominee ot the JopIin convention. /
am slad GOV Fok promise. not to bolt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
CROWD TO SEE ROOSEVELT.
The Colonel Declines to TAX on Gov
Glasscock's Endorsement.

Col, Roosevelt, who was scrivening a.
usual yesterday al hi. Outlook ONCE. was
asked by the reporters if he had any COM
ment to make on tho 81 atemeEc of Gov
Glasscock of Virginia that he would he
The best man 10 nominate Tho Colonel
declined smlllngly TO talk about thai or
snv other biz of politics
His callers crowded the anteroom of the
OMtook office Many of them wanted him
10 accept invitations to banquets and #
possible, to max. a speech Among these
was Joseph Leven-on, Republican leader
Ot tho Second Assembly District Col
Roosevelt told NJ Levenson, as he has been
telling everybody, that hs is obliged to
decline all dime: invitations or speaking
al Gagements for the present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
WILSON TO ANSWER WATTERSON
Secretary Says Reply VIII BE Made Upon
Return to New York.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. 10 Gov.
Woodrow Wilson This afternoon delivered
VA" classic of his life when he addres sed
th" members of the Ladies Literary Club.
says Supt. Grecson of the Grand Rapids
publ" schools. Republican He refers
TO III" short address on suffrage. in which
Wilson went on record as advocating votes
for women and vowing that il elected
President of the United States he would
work for the equal representation of the
S"xe> al the polls.
Tonight he delivered an address in
Press Hall that was heard bv . .OOO people
lie did not depart from his Detroit speech
Regarding the Harvey incident GOV.
Wilson saId tonight:
nav" nothing 10 say roga riding il
Let the huwii2crs spit from dark places :"
hs secretary. Walter Measday, SAYS a
inll reply 10 Wattersnn will be made when
Wilson returns To New York tomorrow.
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FOR TWO MORE BATTLESHIPS.
Contracts to BE signed To-day for Build
Ing the Nevada and Oklahoma.

WASHINGToN Jan. 10. Contracts for
the construction of two more batileshps
viii be signed by Secretary Of the Navy
Meyer one of the vessels will be built
10y the Fore River ShipbuiIding Company
ai Quincy, Mass. and will have Curtiss
turbine engines The other will Inc con
structed hv the New York ShipblIilding
Company al Camden. y \ with rrcpro-
eating engines. The vessels will ho ma med
the Nevada and Oklahoma. Both are To
cost, exclusive Of armur and armament.
less than 81. 900 COO.
some months ago the Navy Dcpartm
declared itself IN favor of the rcclpro-
eating engine after long experiment with
the tiirbin" IN some of III" hDttleshlps
now in commission, tn" return 10 the
turbine. howe'"r, was forced by the
bidders Tor IN" two ha'iloshlJ- 10 ir con
tractcd Tor morrow NJ not enough
bids wcr" r"c"ivcd to give the Department
any alternative,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
MADE DEADLY THRUST AND RAN
Victim Found Dying In the SNOW on
fOnkers Road.

foNKFRs, Jan 10 While Parker Apple
good was walking from the Bronxville
station OF the Harlem railroad 10 hi, HON.
IN Dakota avenue tonight he came upou
= dying man wing in the snow in a lonelv
SPOT on Midland avenue. Blood was fow
ing from stat wound IN his chest. Apple
.ood t"Icphuncd tu tn" police, but before
1pvone arrived the man died
~ murdered man was an lts!ian about
- Soal y "ld ana well dressed. From the
hody trail of blood led TO where thrr,
Were signs 0i struggle. Tracks IN the
SNOW showed That two men had walked
20 the plac" together and that one had run
way "ilh long strides to the railroad
tracks "
~" i"Ik"' oi h" murdered man was a
letter addressed 10 Frank Trth,yy,n
Sico"rs Ioun'v Jan, and signed James
ruldli' l3?u Ocean avenue. Ozone Par. ."
IN hls soit hat were the initials j. S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
ABSENTEE DIPLOMATS.
D'EstourneIles dc Constant finds an
Abuse Dangerous to France.

NNcc'a' ''h'' bcypG'rh io NJ SrN
PARIS, Jan 20. Baron q Estournolos
dc Constant writes to the NGtn protest
ing against the fragrant abuse Of what
he styles diplomatic absenteesm Va
an instance he says that the French Mn
isrer at Fe2. Morocco. has been absent,
from his post since l.s' November
He cites a number Of similar cases and
urges that tho Government send out a
prompt general summons To all French
diplomatic representatives 10 JON their
posts, as tins seems TO be period of
diplomatic lmbroglios
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President To Appoin, Pope 4. =. Judge
for New Mexico.

WAsHINGroS. Jan 10 President Tar,
has determined To upuuin, Judge William
II f"F" 10 J." United States Judg. foY
IA" District of New Mexico The nou,;
nation VIII he sent 10 he Senate next Mon
day. II X l"!"vcd Judg" Pore. VINO /.
u native Of South Carolina has he..n Chi.r
llsiiC" of "a" Territoriai Court Of New
hi"M'o. He ras heeu resident OF NeS
Mexico since 1894
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
ATLANTIC DRUIDESSES.
seven New York Women to Found "A
COLONY on French Island OF Ourssant

>p"rIG' tl5' Ds'pa'Ch - THt SrS
PAHts. ian. ~ Ouessant. the French
island of Brittany. is delighted over tn.
receipt Of the news that the ColleE. of
Atlantic Druldesses has decided Ia e4iab-
llsh branch or thai liltle island " hich
viii presently be occupied by convicts
In" New York Druidess Society. i, -
said. il 10 send seven women there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
SHUT BRITAIN OUT OF PERSIA.
Ind ians Give Warning In London OF
Secret Russian Deal

Special Cdbit DrSpat'. 10 THE sun
LONDON. Jan. 10, The India Once has
been informed by Indian Moslem repre-
sentatives in London that negotiations
between Russia and Persia are nearing
Ia satisfactory conclusion whereby. as
soon as order has been restored in the
latter country and the situation becomes
normal, Great Britain will he unable 10
interfere in disputes between Russia and
Persia.
The extension Of Russia's influence in
Persia. however, will not be extended
IN directions prejudiclal to India.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
BUSY FOR WILSON.
Boomers Headquarters In This City Take
ON New Activity.

The headquarters OF the Woodrow Will
son boom on the sixteenth floor of a.
Broadway We're as busy yesterday as they
have been at any time before or since
Col George Harvey dropped Gov Wilson
by request. According to those running
the headquarters they have more work
to do Than at any time since the "campaign
OF educ alton" IN favor of GOV Wilson was
started
A few weeks ago il was estimated that
s.? 600 had been spent by the boomers
for the headquarters and other expenses
All the literature sent out carries the
union label
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
BOMBS FROM THE AIR.
Lieut.. Riley scott Gives an Exhibition Of
War Aviation Work In France.

'NP'''"' ihW' DfSbGiCh 10 TIM sSuN
'AR's' Jan, 10 Lieut., Riley Scott
nsloind"d French and Turkish military
hNiaiors by som" wonderful bomb throw
ing from II Wright heroplanr over tho
N'll,""nhlnv aerodrome to-day
"" dropped n number Of supposcd
proIcctiles with deadly precision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
BIG AUSTRIAN LOAN.
So 800 100 Placed with the Leading
Banks OF Vienna.

Sp'0o' cont, D,soa'cl 70 Tar Sry
\ItNN., Jan. 10 The Goverum ent
has arranged a loan "f Sal 5Csl 900 with
the leading NIennes. banks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-01-20
SPANISH WARSHlP BEACHED.
Cruiser Rcina Rcgcntc SpranG a Leak on
Morocco Able To Limp Homo.

= Special CGb'c DcSpo'r4 ~ THr syn,
MADRID, Jan. 10 The protected cruiser
Reina Rcgentc sprang q leak to-day near
lazanam. Morocco, an. had 10 he bcdchei
to prevent her from sink ing.
Other war-hirs in the vicinity went 20
the assistance o: the cruiser She was
eventually pumped out and started for
Cartagena under her own steam,
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!ercu0l Cc5ic DCspo'ch to TN SrN
SUEI. Jan. 10 The steamer Yacht
Medina with klug Goorgc and Q1ooH
Mary on board, arrived hero to-nrGU'.
All on board are reported well
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GOV. Will SONS MANAGER
MAKES A STATEMENT

Continued from First Page.
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spiritism Said to Be psmonlsm.

A most interesting little brochure
has recently come or the press setting
forth with Bible proofs that the COM
munications received by and through
Spiritist Mediums Is Of Demon origin.
The writer traces his subject through
the Scriptures from the time when
certain Of the holy angels became dis
obedient. He proves from the Scrip
tures that these fallen spirits per-
sonate the human dead. with whose
past history. spirits, though invisible,
are thoroughly acquainted. He shows
that they also frequently person
ate the Creator and the Redeemer,
commanding their deceived ones TO
pray, do penance, etc. This. however.
Is merely to lead them on and to bring
them more thoroughly under demont
acal control. Sometimes by breaking
down the natural barrier, the human
Will, they possess their victim, and rule
him more or less to his rutn-frequent-
ly sending such to the mad-housa
Numerous illustrations, scriptwal and
are given The price OF the
little book Is but ten cents; It should
be IN the hands Of all interested tn
epfittsm m who have friends inter
ested therein Enclose five two-cent
stamps 70 the Bible and Tract Society,
n Ricks stneek Brooklyn. d Z.
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5 or 6 doses 1855" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price. 25c.
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III q hoi NtN
sit on his
oard of su-
:. breakfast,
ian jars a
nt directien
e. printing
. as a live
IS his opin-
t preacher
in the four
T ventures
the preach
curryconb
of filling q
ne and mis-
subscribers
e the ircu.
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E2.ARM
kN OF THE WEEK IND.
At Lake,. lack
|sEW COUNCIL INAUG'
THE WET WEALTH.
AL AND LOCA, u,,,.

ne MdllCllcSlSA
Lake City, Januaryore the Upper
Carter of Copeland citation, estab-
relatives in this town; as humorist
last week. He spent
in Charleston and sto. that the man
his way home. of Iowa land
Mr Dallas L Joneough to tllllt'
manager of Hecker yspaper men
Milling Co, with head:mnantS OF
I Charleston, was in tow;'mer has the
For many years his hon He is as in
place, where he still h can Express
! friends. We TO write
s Miss Estelle Lee of Pen ne reliialiiS
and Miss Daisy Lee of ?ioAe VIII
Ia, are out on visit to 'lth d eruo
relatives. They will re- an eAnioi'
Etwo or three weeks in tn that "oulo
Mr. v S Wall, who wa S'e"''.0o"'
.a, ~ C;.u Dr,, .ting of the
I last year. has gone to A vs.
he has similar positio = ~ ;.
Cstrs Wall went with hi ",'N 0' -
cgood impression her"ii Wv" 0
tf -, ..-+.-lay what he dunn
pleases about a candidate for Con-
gress, something no newspaper man
ever dared to do unless he had just
lost the postoffce. The farmer isn't
required to lie until his back teeth
fall out about the sterling manhood
of broom with ears like cauli-
flower plant, and the brain power of
a shoat. He doesn't have to run
piane contest for the most beautiful
~ oosr lady in the community, make
oaturoaS sore about the winner,
Etown. Their b ssvantv-fve cent
!, the first meeting OF r+v that looks
the bankrupt estate ma at the age
.DeKer. lne hlueo.e nothing in the
5 nrm amounts u 9@''o0 that obliges
Mr. Samuel Z Brown soprano as
). non st, Charleston VlSi yhen in fact
I BASIS last Saturday s,uld make a
Mrs Bass is niece of N isn't called
Last summers drougl of prom
fbltpwed by one of the whis money
tiers on record. With the raw shave
3 of two days, it has rained attack of
/. during the twelve last pa separated
!. al. This writing there are ley.
tions of holdup before on the
And this thing has been got small
: withsbrief intermissions, s;ers curl
!, later part of the summer d6e wind
miss Mamie Fraser of CEper man
s suefding some time will the same
Williams at the home ewill land on
OH Asline avenue. :nble crush
: Mr.J L Richardson sorinter opens
Sidays with his brother 'ence of slot
Gax nd holes-in-
q We hear that Mr. C Nate he sup
!, Gently paid a visit to So lection will
looX. z into the conditir of nomina-
in that section. in q hurdle
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worst, we can live on rutabagas and
rock salt, which, we have no Doubts
an improvement over our customary
diet. Then Back to the Soil will be
the password and Sob Boss the
the grand hailing sign Of distress. y
-BGrHhrrt Finer.
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S1ieeS a Deep Mystery.

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