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The Washington times., 1913-05-25

PALMlSTRY
NINE. ROMA
Can Be Consulted on All Affairs Of Life
This gifted gypsy Seeress has had wonder.
full success in telling the causes Of domestie
troubles. can be consulted on all affairs OF
life business. love. losses. ETC. Madam
Roma reads the palms Of tolored as well as
whites. See her today at her beautiful par
lors SOS d 81. y. W.
es1iSsss sIs Rssain. ans Mrs. R. Lusby ladies' Ssy
ssS New York ave. n. W.
il:3o to $50 D. m Closed sunday.
ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIST.
Whole Fortune Told. eoc.
Open Nights. 1I23 SIN ST ~ w.
The Washington times., 1913-05-25

saS PER MONTH-l3 rooms. large shaGe and
fruit trees. u acres. large stable chicken
house one car fare. lOs Ridge road Zen
ming ID. c. Phone y. I:sl.
FOR RENT-Two 6-room houses. for SIS and
a.. 80: all modern improvements and up 10
sate In every respect: on Congress HEIGHTS
ID C.; high. healthful. and cool. cheap rnT;
a., at once. II YOU want one OF these splendid
bargains. RANDOLPH JENNI%GS. itG5
:, \ W i
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FOR RENT-GARGGES

BRICK. good condition: cement floor: opens
on J alleys: will accomnpdate number n,
autos; near Thomas Circle lat Mass ave.
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'unucwS LAWYER
VISITS MS CELL ON
AnMON'S PERMIT

\ thorough iHs. siieati.s pf tn.
conditions ~ the ,i'y iail and NJ
the treatment arvord-si &. IN" met,
- J.. ar htis3 held military Prison
.'s is h~ins made hy Attorney =. W
Tlari \ .ums-r o' complaints
have h-an r-<.tvosI br Nr. CLARK
tia, ,hs, military prisoners w-r- n"'
being properly ur sn'firirf,iv fol.
Rent without tohascu and other ar.
stIps uspaiIy allowed prisoners. Per-
mission Nss received from 10, nrnor
Ann-ns IN Bnuvor 10 risit all of tho
military prisoners with = view Of
s.r"t'siuinz whether or not the con
ri''nns complained rf actually pvs
is;n-i. yIars this morning visited
Hoe.it ihiich, pTrsid.n, .f tho lccai
miners untpn. wEo has been iiu-
pri.on-J for moro than two weeks
Mr.. CLARE would make no state
non' as to vha, he learned nr OH.
served AZ the isii "t.oS.Tnor Am
"'"E - WV H'.sA-a ~ NhN'h ~
" y Hawkins Of the United Mine
Workers. save m. permission to- Wis.
~ all 81 tho military pris"nors.' said
AIR. CLARK owing &, a risuad-r-
standing The military authorities
wuult i.t no sr- noac y. the mill
tsry priscr-rs bu. rh'ich." t- said.
Mr. CLARK would not divulrc the
names Of the individuals from whom
til" COMPLAINTS .nianst,d. iIc do
ciired that his Investigation would
he thorough. He said he wanted tu
ascertain 1; the prisoners were re-
ceiving adequate fool ari in What
manner they wcr. being treated
while they arc being held by the
n ilitarv authorities.
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IN MINE;
WILL DIE
f|GAT|iG

bingham. i'ahs I.-e tss--'ipi.
aius sa. sis.. I. sh- msnsann' 10
the t'ahsAr-s mir- sor Wsirh La.
p-s sp = ss"rH ,.sa I. 'h- si--ists
-a-iy to-day Hy sisir ,sns. s,rs log.
rr~. wh- s.ir ls had s~vn AMI tain.
.',i with the a-spsssfo yesterday
ana sh- aa, Dct.r- The ~.sf Of
searching sections saa ,hrh buIEs
heading .brtr r't fs-m the remain
der n. ,h- nl'uc ~es ,postnvrs'
While others ,ha. have told o;
s--ins ioPas vrrc sosbtsa .h- sror.
irs arycp,oa 'b" statement vi Rogers
ss euibraitr Eozers sal. lie has,
asr--t p" '1.'' arSs talk s,'h Iss--ps
su-isy. and tho Tine wh-r he YES
Z. enter the Nndy ,unnaI Wss await.
-! vith .,r.ctanCys i;assrs .ait
'r" fusi,iVs tad DECLARED h. vouIt
~" lizh'ins
y KNOW iL-y harr me 'rrnrrrL in
,h's r.inc." i.cr-s is pnc.c-i 1i Eos-
-rs as telling him Thsrr'ia, This
ia INV grave. iyo NAL. us N,
mind to .ha; am not soin- to com-
mi, suicide. am going to wal, here
f-, THO .nf and I shall sish, WHOM.
~,.r I have IT,. I could have siII-si
nrre mon than ! have. Time and
aggtr 1 Hsv- follow Cd I-pssrs In here
aud heard 'he,' plate. for killing
ms. I ras,iy sou,d have kii,-i esert
rns OF ihfm >.!piy Sprld ssy.
known was in here II u had not
boon icr Julio Cc,roIlo and Mike s,a-
fas". whom tboieh' ver. M
friends. u couii siii thrm .p'h
I would die happy
Rogers said kr met 1s.pr, IN tho
Andy ,'innci, where Icp.z kiiie-i ',7o
deputies on November 20. He said
Loprz cypi,incj h. had to iirh. ~
that itn,n hr- ,usa he vas coruert'i.
roiay this section of the mine is br.
ing cut off hv the use cf buikheads
from inclipcs leading to other levels.
Rogers said after first meeting to
pc,. he told Frank iIoskinx the mine
foreman. of tn. meeting They
axt.ri not to tell the sherifts until
Rcscrs hrd anaiT seer Lopek. which
he did yesterday
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uPeRAIOs FEDERAL
INDIAN POLICY

PhilascIphis. IA. f'~r. is.-Tss
,res'n.nt Of the Indian. h. 'hc prc-
csc ot the United s's'es is q disgrace
10 civilization ami should csusc us =,
blush before the world. said pf.
Joseph X. Dixon ia sp address last
night
pr. pisoa spent siS ue.'hs ss heal
of the Holman Wsnarsas"r rspeai-
tribes nj th. country.
The condition among 10. major
10, Of the Indians il dsp,otasic and
IN. sp,.rnmrn; at Washington il
he,, in ignorance Of II. he said. \
tribe called the IicariIia Apachss i.
starving ,c death on ihs toy Of the
continental divide in New Mexico.
For several months before I sisi'ci
them they had nothing Z" "a; tut
s,ewed ,ine bark. There are 80" in
the ,tjAs and at the rate 'hey arc
a,iux they will become extinct IN
fourteen yrsrs.
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las. hh|MAS co.
WEALTH PLACED
At FORTY

Tn" total assessed valuation al
IN" property in i..s Aaimas coun'S
Tor IN. y~sr 1915 IL ti".ii..5.7
Th.s. isurr~ .-r- made public to-
day hy County Assessor J. u. Harp
~, tn. valuation ihir wear repre-
..'h,. an increase of approximately
Ihi"~ tia~s over las, year when IN.
ass.-s-i valuation al property sa.
county mas En, yet s..n rird. ~
ia. bosrd OF -.Ih'N commissioners.
who arr awaiting is-rision of the
surr"n. 'dar. ia she eas~ ins"iyins
'aanissi"Esr Pitcher 81 Denver
.aun,, ,ha ih" state Ia, sonn,i.sisn.
" ,fH ri;I u,ns IL. sac" then u,
sill be nse".sa,y. As.-~spr iisrp-r
d-sisr-~. Ia s.arrans~ -,sfS 'sN
schedule ana iE-rc are as..l, s."."
OF ih-'n. :" a. 4" ssnE"ria -'sa 'ui.
This will n-sssss,a,- rIsu, aa.' iay
upfL t'.F ssnt- tin.- aud th. l.tisa.
iisn la. sireany i-'hN--i ,hr msE'nr
"t the 'at iTTY sas N,ii rspahssiy
delay the s.ses.os "a turning o.-r
hia s.aE. .. tho .,u-iS treasurer ~
III" HRS st 'hr ssaF.
n" n,'-'S is I-.aS I. MAKE ,,A
i.sy FEE the F-ar su, ,'s- s-nsn,i.-
sisn.rs have hf-a advised nas &"
make ~" i"ss sstii ,hss sass - set
ii''i All pr"f-stY In ,s- r"'ia,s ,e
as-~ssssJ Is'is S+sr "a i,s fell saiu-.
sh.rh ssusun,s spr ,ha shsr--.c,s in.
sssss" IL 'h. so'si ssiussiaa nj
p'.f-'iy A. ANNOUNCED ~ ,.- s..r..
.nr.
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FINES IMPOSED N
COTTON CORNER CASE

N-~ York. n-, Ia fines Of
s;..o" ears we're ,np5r-.i ~ the
T-i-rsi iis.Ti., court ,.iay urcn Ea'
r-a. Scale. "f T-sas. Frank Has. .nr
and William, iiso~n q, S'~ Orleans,
Morris so,Bs-hi.a al Mississirii And
Colonel Nn.rft NJ rheassss-,n ri 'hts
cts .n ,H-,r plea ot soio ,n'-nas-
I. . sh,rs. al .srnssinE tho sosi"n
srua n, i,os, In violation of 'a~
sherman antitrust L- James \,
i.a,'-a 1t chicago hsd pr, s"'uit
n-.a tis-.i . .,n,itsr ,rr"nr' IN ,r-
aa,a- sass
the sor-rhnirni aii"s-s that the
dc g-n.anis hai -atrui th'n = sra
.-.rasy ,o cnat.oi the ra~ ru,'"u
pr..su.sion of ihr esssh'fs o, an 60
si0ssi-.i profit "a fen,s~iNs-s 81
81. "..s.. "vs.
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SIX 1FANs TIED

N-v N.ss. isrys ~ 'sisins H. =
n.- s"sass.s'iua a. = g's"is nt { fairs
ins sst-r tram v.h'srsv.ia -sriy 'a'
.laH sh-s- s~rr els I-sait- ir 'hs
.i,afss si., gl- r.r. ~ = . ~ . tho
1850 hou- .s the raF-. s,--, wish
:.iNi miles. scs.H rss tn" form.
~ Srssri ~as ..t.r. r,ii-~ sin~ lars
~ -r;-.s. sh. i5snt h"uf. 'h-
81, L. sis.f 'patns rsH .u.s'rra /: e.'
'riins. si-r ,sl's. ~" ril- AMI ti'-
iars sh~ss ns,nss fnsrr"r rr~-rt
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SEEK seHDeR OF ~--
INTERNAL MACHINE

Nrs sosfs isres ia S.n.E ,gss
sisn-r. .s"s,hF sHs Si-sa shawn.
-as spses' today ~ d.s.y,Itss a.
;hr s~.s-f ~ ,su inssrHsi tsis inc
~hirE iiiisa ida Nupss~its Yr.,-r.
isY =. snp gPrasd IL ~ A"s d.sL il,
she "fsie- IT 'ss - X is"'Sii-z s"ris
paaF
trpsl = patchwork at elites tho par
lice u,-, nIsh' ."tr 'A-ass at sn".
iitn fsr the Ssira- The slain siri.
the, believe eas so. 'hT victim ,ur
sh..l the b"sssb pas Intended Th-s
believe 's~ life "s William n t'sliaa
han. 'b. proprietor vas ssash'
i'assns.. rirasirs ,h~ police believe.
rs"np,Hi sh~ srs I'eii"-ias s'iIi
tus,hsr 'his ,s-ory. detectives s-ii.v~
ihr rouns man ihUT Sock acted ss
agent fpr SOME n'~ -i.- vh-n h"
'ooh the pseiazn opRasains the
bomb =. tho office -f an express r"--
pany to- delivery
This young ran v-rr sIn-srh hat
md a black sweater as he faced the
CLERK a, .h- -srr-ss o'tjy- Central
office d.,rvtis.s s'serA to-day a i.az.
ne, ov.r tho east side f.r him ~.
though hi. asu~ is isrtins. they
tpv- q sno.i dos rip;irn ,f him
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COMMISSION To
TAKE RECESS
Of TWO
Weeks

Major q. e. Townsend OF Groei'y
was yesterday relieved m aesins
)nds~ adv0nt OF tn" Wais-nbGrs
district by Erisndier General John
chns" IN an order that Transferred
him 20 Trinidad. arrived her. thi'
morning and reported To Colonel W
\, Davis a, Camp san Rafael.
Townsend. /, apE~ar~. had h--h
IN" object al criticism ny General
Chase for certain acts Of suthosii.
'lufins the time he has beer at Wal.
sshburI. taptain i.nas succeeds
hin as progasi marshal al wai.-n-
hurs,
Msjar To- send Nas the officer
the, made tLr a.rs-.t 81 the sit n~n
s+,ns detained Tor the shooting ~
i"''r n.ia.- snarss from a,nbash n-ar
Ia V~,a on November = TnAns-na
Mas insssn-ns.tai ~ securing "D..'
isss,oas and in procuring = mass NJ
rtiarns~ iH s,ssr rnsss which ass
surae-i osrf 10 IN" military .osahiis.
sion. i'- arrested !Naoiph G-fni~r.
tho strife i-s'i-t oi ~. Ws's<nsurs
siasi.,.
Ths 'iii''asV .o,s,niss Ios -.rti-,s
~ iss is,.oss at waisoaLrrs late ss-sa
issas' naa u..i fstaVh I" Trinidad
tnaiss, Il i. rgo,,s.i- ,.aI = t-s-ss
81 - 81.
.. ,h~ ~ers ~ a." "-~r is.sr. /. ..s
'Er iisnr ssSins T.s.st'i'ieJs
A. = ,vsui, .' tho vssMiH.'iae Ut
Sasiph ss~s'pee. the iRIsssaiIoAsi ~ /.
rsalser wtn i.~ .sdsfisrs'v dsssiaes
IN isi,. aishosxs Ailoess, ssoss~~ y
taewhsss ~ sss t'ajssa MIS- W~ss.
a. -. -Ass-. -..--.-
eoetv- .Psve~-'iss. i.-foee sss sis-
erss\ SAavt 0efmts 10 heA tos his
all - connection With ssrsn-ss
sisil~ disorders
ren last as' a. ~. miii'srs snn'r
sns.ssns ssiSs roe bro. si.si.s 81.
~ .i.-eF.re ,hi. s~s -ss q. rrv.
nssssr tho srssrrs rrri-.c-, tho ssaii4
i-ssY authorities hs r-x.tsrc. slnn
sna r-s.-s -.-rssrguhrrs 'sus Ia
.'o-.- 1na Jss.rh W.liss as~.1anrs
s-.as sat q j. Mcdonald. s'.r-ssShs
sr. s-s~ sssmransi h~i.s- ,h. ."usE
aisss.n Las: sish, ana -ssh present
~uh , Nrt., .ai.h ta-.ehss ~-rs
rs's- .- J-t'sr A.,~a'r Nai-F y
ls-ust."sss tcl. nrt ttwsra Wee
asrs"-sss usi-' u. y Reeves ar"
s.r,-s1i shes-s to ~Eitt sb- srSi~l
,ss.ts at a." Sst,s I-.p"n i-s' wi't
hsrrs rrrnsrSs
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DELIBERATE ATTEMPT
TO WRECK TRAIN


Cleveland. ohio. T~r i@.= That
,h- partial d.raiimun, NJ train NUN
b.r .it nn tho Lake sanrc ani Nich
igsu Sou,horn railroad. near WirE-
liffs. "as, cf This eitv last night. in
which the fireman was Killed was
tho result ~ = deliberate at'Nnrp' 81
train vr,, Eira. was tire h"ii"f OK
press Hcrs early to-day The conn
pany has n''rrci n reward Of siubp
fo, tho arrest Ui the person tam
pe-ing with ,hc roatbot
At,ache-' to- Train No. ts was tho
private car of tho president Of the
Now Work Central system. Alfred ".
smith. Tuis car was not icraiiei.
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he declared. senator Roots amend
m.nt would tax all notes Issued af-
te" the gold reserve dropped below
30 per cent. II would also provide
that any new nOte, issued after
$500. 100000" had been put ont
should pay = special tax Of ~, per
cent and that after $1,000. .o.o. 900
notes hni been Issued u tax OF 2 per
cent should h. inipos'i m fri,her
iss,iN~
This would allow tn. issu. of
son. ti:o.oo". ..oo NOR. n notes
than n" r"~ outstanding In IN.
national hank nots currency" s,id
Senator Rect. and under pressure
would s.iow urFh-r expansion Of
sa"".""". 400 NOR" IN III. hanks
f"iha, that business needed the cur
r"h'r badly enough To max. profit
all" IN" securing oil currency by TN"
payment .f III" tnx'
Just after Senator H.o, concluded
IN" speech. senator Gaiiins-r of Ssw
hamis.hir- iauhehca . presidential
i-"m for the S-a York ssnai.r. IL
u siat"m-hs ianains Mr Root as ti.-
sb'-s, advocate of sound -rananir
and financial aossrih-s in this caun.
Try. senator ;siiins.s said
''rhi->s the it-pubiican party
senator Roo, as their .sr.
di.ia,- for the presidency u The
United States sh~p siii niss the
sr-a'~ss opportunity that has ever
rs--~n'-i itself :" ,ha, PARTY
rhss .ii' rrp..s.... 4" put IN pawn
tie credit IT the United SsI,-s.'' .i--
.iafesi s~rss-s Rac,. ''sri h~-n the
herd s"sr-~ for h-ip II 10 the tni'--i
sssa'-~ sns.rnmont iha, 10 ai.s r-.,ns |
~. Senator Root sata that s-s ~--n
i"as ami us. hiii,oa. "f An-fis AT
securities bella IN t:y,rui-. -aiia BE-
ihi"sn "a toe Am--i-aa as'i-s,iu
maf'-' " taf.s- sas Ei,-n any
sr,ans tn doah, The f'naa-iai t-,ii-Y
~ 10. 'as-si -,air- H. declared
'hs, soaii as.ir America "i s.ia
.Saasss .tp-., .-eisr-,i ,h- .arr-n-
- .iit reelected sh" infin-n.- .f
-sh- -s-.- -.ah.mtc theories had
ns.s t-.su sAps.~sis ai.Aprsov..t b,
tie i.-cnt-. th" proposed federal
~srs,- hoard. . AsiS. sosid hr si~
pSlasa uas1s tue same sss,~lss Ihis
iniinss.-' ant eoaii '.~ rsssss.a;iyl
etsh. SO pf~,--.; In ss-.. aans~I
~ Nh 's->-- sAhs- sass,si-s
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Chicago WOMEN
PROTEST IN MEETING
AGAINST RESIGNATION


yhisss go. Ill. I've iS.-Tvo .fc"-
sand Cbi.asc women At ass
n,-r,ins bore ,u-Ias cyrr,<sci 'hsir
wrath at ,rr for. 81 rr.isna'icn of
tIia rlseq youHs as surcrin'rrurh'
cf school. a.i sto-'nt resolutions
calling for = special session us the
legislature To- make th. board cf r.iu-
cation elective. instead -f appointtvc
"a a, present. en- tina, the newly on
rs-cbisnJ women 'rnay protect ,hc
interest. Of sI. public schools
Tne ,nr.s'Ng sas ifnprcs.iy" in the
evidences of arorsci Indignation
AMI emotion urdcr strong -'ra'n,
Tsnrp va. Ijt,,c tain among the
women and ia.y .row'i--i into the
bis auditorium where the sneakers
vnrc srpisudei 5s thev filed on the
stage and took their chairs awaiting
tho cal. NJ tUc chairman. Mrs
George " Bass. a s"nse Of the
unusual seemed TO he IN the air" to
quote the Comment of Mrs. Margaret
HALEY. author of The resolutions.
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Asikeaticity Of
Picture Confirmed

Ii"r~rs-. i'sii. he, ii,-rh Gu-
ih-n;.riiy al tire Mona ,.iss Garna
g-s'-saaS ia IN. ..@s~ssian al N,n'
s~-s. r-sus,a. Nss s.nt,rns-i hy 80
i~,ss alter sa-arr -aam'ns',"n 20
isis
Ths piriaEr h~sss the s-- IL "i 'La
i.naSfr sni a'h-r raii-rir~ :. a.irh
u hsa re@n hung, anil" 'a- fac~>
%. r~rsirs al ,ss harL af -. 'ahsa.
sao~a 10 have ss-n 'aaf- arr slac
Visible
The pris,a-s 80. again rp-s'is.-
-a bT 'h. l-issa su's-1i,i.s ,hts
n'ssnisss ii| repeated hts s.nry ~
having .snI.. Gi4r "ss;af- aA m sss
81 pssrsn.ss ssns-lasss t-- Napa1
l-an. appreciation. In ,ssif
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CREW RESCUED IN n1D.ocEAK

Charleston. = e. t-c. isa=Er..
e,ss, in snis.psr ran jns' before their
sshona.r. the Iuaaiia. from Caits.
spsin. q" I.an.ahrfG. e u. sank.
Captain y 6 Ccrkhsm ani a Grew
81 five ss-is --t today aboard the I'ris-
ish STEAMSHIP Fort InxsIs. Captain r.
". Ferry. trsm villsresi. Portugal.
The iuani's lot, srain November ..
tan into a heavy storm. lost a fuddsr
and oss Ia ~ hat,.s~is atit'rt f.-
= week shc vas in . sinking euaii.
sirn when the rori InsIis 'essu~v'
sho-e aboard she sank s"rn after.
sari
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R3@oe1oe&aAo1&x
. TO-DAY IN CONGRESS 3
6ovevovenHu@1u6 )
SENATE: Met ~ 10 II. m.
Resumed currency debate.

HOrSE; Not In session. meets
Monday.
Steamship manaxers heard In "r-
position tn s~am~n's bill.
Governor Major of Missouri urged
good roads committee I" ,o'" liberal
" for federal aid TO highways
immigration eommi,ts. continued
consideration al the lIiefa.y test.
Representative Sion" OF Illinois
announced his willingness to max.
public his correspondence with Hem
~ NJ Pind-ii. nonsinst"a for Ambas-
ssaor to Russia. II AiT, r'nd"ii ii-
f-ets
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MONTEREY IS IN
DANCER Of
ATTACK BY
REbELS

Vera cruz. Mexico. DE" IL
Then" is every ihaiea'ian tina, ,h.
city of MoE,croy msy hs attacked b'
IN" rebels a., aIy n"m"n,. accord
ins I" a dispat"h from i'h.iip 4.
Hama. the American .onsui general
there, fh- telegram Nss filed this
morning by ~sN al TsnbpIeo ard wis
seat from that s"aH"r' 4" Vera cruz
sy wireless.
\ considerable. is'i~rai army 4. -.
ii-,s 81 10 he concentrates ~ Mos'"
re-.
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NEW rRtSl DENIED

Chicsso. Dec. is-Dani.i Dana
hoe. tho lawyer convicted NJ cons ,sr.
ing to tsfanc Clarence =. rnnt. ami
sen,encr,, 4" pay y fine. vas denied a
now trial by Judge Fam ,ota,
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oUHE FOR PANAMA CANAL

New York. Dr,. '3.-Ton mortar
guns and carriages were unlosd'd on
.hc steamship Ctistohai today for
shipment to the Panama canal ,ons.
~, Monday. They will I've used In
the Notifications. A detachment uf
ARTILLERY will accompany tho enuir-
men.
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FOR uuUonn RATES.

Csiss sr. III. tss~, iss-rh. .si"'
...arsis,.c of i.-a assssepss os tho <ss
s,~esi AeN'iaSsoa ~ Railway Coas.
rsss-.iossss sr.-ss-s ysss-sr. "a
lar t,sss s.r ua:fosm insss.ssss~ a.
Hs,s- s.,.s met todAy 10 dis ss.. IN"
ps-.,-sn b<,oss thea.
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there. Ih- telegram Ass filed this
morning by ~aV oi TanpIco ard wis
seat from that s"aH"r' tn Vera cruz
Icy wireless.
| \ considerable. f-.i~fai army {. h.
ii-,si 10 bo concentrated ~ Mos'"
re-.
Waanins,on, D--- if-i,-sr Al
miTsi Fi-,sh"T ~api-h from rsrnIeo
under Hat" of Yesterday that ~
1. "a YESTERDAY he had ordered all
Americans ,u' 1i the city ans Iha'
h-..F~ miin,sa, h- haI transferred
| ai',u, 80. st. W~s- als.ari 'hs
Wh-~i'hs and 1ss.sas {. the hs,'is'
sh,p. n."'. Island s.i Ne. J--s-r
.lIsid"
J7stsa,rh.s fr.H ii-4T AinSai
,1~'rt"F 1t TaEris',. ~ ~iy"G here
-siiy usisy and s-Es is,6 lac, uifh,.
sas the Hzh'irs nas son',nrinI
ih-r.. h.t mad. u. Ei-n,ina "a! a re
l.'' that Tx t,lrSi~sn admiral nat
t--f--mpsnriiY .'i-r-yi ,t- nsh'ins =.
st.-
NarsiIsi rl.gsn-Ss aspsuhss
s.-- ss,hh~lt fT.sa rsI..ss asiar IN
III shrF has. t.-sn .rnnsiss-si to hs-rr-s
'a-s h'fsn sui s--s-'arF Daniels.
~h. -as tat s7s,i.r ha.s f'pss rat
si,ros-. The bss,:e-lip s.u j--ss,
hss s~~s asa-s-5 fs.m TusrAn IN
rs9ssse,, 10 Sp.s s.s Ass-s,sss s:.-.
In 'h. nsn,isr @r~.
~ss"tsEg 'nYsa 'sssr in.'fa.;-d
rsns.i s.S'chs- - CsissAnas &. r'a-
'-s :. s;--~EsI Wills, 't- ''S.s'i'ds
''a.sis .an-ssn.-r. assin, 'h- &c
ug'si.ss "f Si.s.ish ss.Ssrts from
.hs. ri.F srg'r,sFs ,iFssrs aS'ins
sss tas-'s un Tspr"s-.,s,iri's tnaia
sv 'h- SFaatsa 4t4sssssdIf 40 "i'Is
.iaI ~"'r. ass T-ssl.~-i 's- rsrs-.-
w~p' rsagsTrsaR 'h- 'sF~ei.r-' 900
t,srs'saa ~ pr-p~-,v ~ ,s- sfsn-
iss,s
Th- AanIEai Eutaf1ssi all fa-rszr
s"m"- .na .biiir.n ~-rs "t, ., IN.
ri'I a, , msI-SE. sI; 'ra, s"sus n.
,h- nsr. rrsi-r'-a 50 rraSins ,,~
.i.- stated ths. .r- ss'ua.t.. sas
sri,,ns pnfsr and that sLiTm,shs
ms ,.n,inur,i -ith tho Nstir>s susa
h..s' itray" sh-iiinz 'h- tsssi''on ~
tho C.as,i'u,i.nai,s,s
Aa,nrai Fletcher asked tho navy
department :. make g',iIir sB4
n.,in.- -rssat that all foreigners s-rc
safe snd tBs, II vas innt.o@aihI. e.
ssr.i p-rsuaaI ri~--as~s .S all Who
ned RELATIVES "u tho ship@ The
navy ItrasFtuiSnt aas .uzaE~, the
wsr,i liner N.rr- castle. vhirh viii
arrive ~ Tstutis" ssriv 'a'u"-ru~.
:. rc..iVr s-,Fb rvtus-rs ss 'asF u..p
=. leave
Tho nsyv d-sst'urui IstSr issYsi
this s'at.m.n,
- '.hirarem has been received
FROM H.ar ADMIRAL FLETCHER. sor'
from Tsmpisu. NrViy-. : p m nj
aay. which conveys the information
,ha, ,h-r- has been nc cessation ~
fighting bn' that the fighting is not
..riuus tEuilaT was reported To- have
jus, arrived with s.""u n"n AMI
taken y position on the rizh' hank
y, the river. tc sa'd ,hH N.yisa1
suub-a's Vora cruz aad FruEr'so
s-sss.-.s - esq a,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13

Nov York. B-y "a. Thor. Is NJ,
a word NJ truth in the .t,'.meu, ,ha,
v- bought Tinker 'o usr In = trade. ..
said President Essrsss. of the Bfops.
lys baseball sish. The Rr~skiyn
,'uh is not being -ua trpm Chicszp
su' from Ebbr,s field in Rrprt,vn.
We tcush: Ticker because No
thought his PLAYING ability was :
socd business Investment lIr il nov
On the Bfpckiyn roll. and will uu-
souhte-i'y appear in Rrc-slya uni-
form neat season N"~ that his re-
lease hs. bcce bought from CinrIp.
natl. I viii ,ss. VIZ Negotiations With
him in ,he u.uaI order.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
uulPWY WANTED
.sTnlgH soe cc6S

sataen. t--. s'fesi.-nt MAJ
pA, .f sse Csseasa ru.s said here
'a-sss "a his rs,ugn fsns. knsa.As.
tnas h- had practically s"as asindrat =
a-s, al Nrs N-s. F-.,srisT .ar i-s
ri.h-r shs -as sTiss.t..is stsap-
i-ia,rs At she iut.rtssii-u mo, Ti-.
s-r bad '-r-n s-la q. Hs-.signs Isrs
sg..tc ,s- saiJusr VI. ihe casss'insJ
ssai-. b.vssrr. ,snsur~ e--- .is.
a.Fr sEas ts- s.s. r.si.p ~.ssiF SC
tn-ina IN a Ssisls. uaif.fm n-ss
sr<ine. s.ssrt,s nus.n..-s h-.ns siu.4
ri the Hfss issr. at ahosH-r trade
ss ssist Tirsst s.tt s.a,. h-r- in
rss hai So t.r -ss rg H4c.r ''u's. s.s
possibly s~shI gs<s
Tinker a.vItnesi s.stsv .s s-u,r-us
au NJ. '-,dr .~ i'sr.s.s.. s-s.ttinz
sss-,' ffpHi Es.s'~sss NJ GarN Wrrms.a
$500" puist ,sr .ssCp ana f,'erss.
"'I .sIasv -s s5.5s" s:Hb-s,. ,s Is~,-
iisvr.i 'o have a-.u iafusn,-d IN
a.. ri.s,nssc "y The Ho.r or pr"nis-
that Tinker .caIt . us-,. ss ,raairs
material -ts ,u- Cu'-s
\ h,s sssp-ur - s'ur au.ons tho
Cs''-s. asrossirx =. MuspaSs Iists-s
AMI uoHrs will rsr sacrificed 4. si,-
s'r-e-ih I" tie tear. Ser ihc 'pii
cssnrai.n aaa p'sss rtIi L. s,snc
for ihs changes Narn Msaas.' Ey--s
sc'lSrs f-r'n 1srS .sy- w-vS
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
Yesterdays Report

No precipitation. si.s-.
Maximum ias; right. .,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-13
sinl0s0pHlcAL PHEllx SAYS
Weather Forecast .

Tonight AMI sunday lair; not
much change in temperature,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-01-31
BRIDE WAITED IN
VAIN TWO DAYS
BEFORE HUSBAND ARRIVED IN
sHosHoNE-REN. Mr.. MAcKlN-
NON MARRIED. THEM.

To be alone for two days in strange
town where she had eome to join her
Intended husband was the unpleasant
experience of Miss Julia Anna sturde-
want who arrived in shoshone last SAT-
kay morning from the State Of Wash
li'e7e.-. Milton D Lynn, a young man
recently s.@stua.ted from McMipnvile
college, now maas~g his home. on the
NIdnidoka tract, was to meet the young
woman here but there was rnisunder-
standing as to tho time and he -iIet TO
arrive.
The young woman could not locate
him by phone or telegraph after re-
peated efforts by both means OF com
munica-tion She met all the incoming
trains night and day, and finally her
distress attracted the attention Of the
Rev ". d. Mackinnon the Baptist min
ister, VINO ascertained the facts % be as
stated above. The minister, who busted
himself. found there was a telegram
awaiting Miss Sturdevant at the station
1t proved to be the long sought word
from Mr.. Lynn, who said he would hurr!
to join the anxious young woman.
Rev. Mr. Mackinnon was just the