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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
ND. 2174.

einem Wonntc cine llntcrleibs Sperns
tion an ibr ~porBenpmmen iporbcn a
oercn Grfulg 5pcifelbatt idicn, piebcr
in Den Sciis ibrcr flint Sinue. Sbrc
crIte Sragc mar mad, ibrcm rSn6p"
llno tic nplltc %nnfdnNlid, nidit 9ldubcn,
oaB Die ncbcn ibr ltehcnbc iliuge Srall
ihre Sodtcr mar, Die iuSiuiifcu 5ipci
&inpern Das Yebcn gcidlcnft bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Gr;biidast asisrSan ee~inmt
einen m~ict,tieen pre3ei.

Sm Suprcmc Court oes StuateS
California bat Gr5bIifoi Hiorban
ctucn Sro5cB %9cponnen. bel Dem es
lid mn Gigcntbum baubelt. bas cinen
@cinmmtlpcrtb BON 5lpci bis brci Ntil>
lioucn Collars reprdienticrt. Sn alien
Sunttcn bcs SrpSeiics entId)icb Hihs
ter @oron 5u @uniten Der fatboliihen
Mirdc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Gin ncuer 5eYpslim nermi,'
q iisft.

AarlSrubc. p. Mars. - Gin
llellcr Zeppelin, Der crit Dor einiacn
SaBcn pom Stapcl gelaiicn tporten
mar. lit bcim %criudc pdbrcne cincs
Sturmcs 81 lanben nm &ittlpph ser
ltprt porpcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Aus her 8nnaeabamptffaot.

6noc Der Collar Diplomatic. - Gin
pom itontsminniibem 0cit getra=
genes Shriftfiif. = Gus nddjite
Saus nm Der uidjitc Senat. -
@ciitiime sesen 8utadten iibcr
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
GlepelanH's 6ebmrts bats.

GnlbwclL u. ~, "a. WGrS.-
Sus @eburtsbaus Des perltorbenen
Yrdiioenten @roper Slepelanb lit bier
ais bnucrnbc Grinnerrn9sitdtte on
bcn 9roBcn Sppten cinsclueibt porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
10 Tapre ebnc Sc,YaHticir.

Atlanta Nn,. -. MdrS,
Srnu s. y. Yc0. { nnh DER @c6urI
elmer Sodtcr 10 Snbrc lana obnc Ne
puBticin mn Griuncrun90s &crmogcn
Sclpclem 0clangtc beute, uadyoem Dor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Sebwab seecn Ssmmtaas,
orbeit.

Soutb Bethlehem NJ, ga. ocn
%. @drS. - Charles Sdluab bat
itrittc Srbcr 9cAcbcn, bnB BON icet ab
III Den Bethlehem Stnhilpcrfcn nid)t
mebr SonutngS gcdrbcitct lpcroc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
5n,iales Glenh.

3mitinbe inter Sertil Mrbci=
tern in 9tttle Sails, q. y. = Streif
ititte nidJts. - Sin %uieliagcnDcr
amtlifcr Seridt. = Nusbemtuns
Der Gimmanbcrer I'M Staate
He,u gjurf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
aus Der Gmiaem Staht.

Der 81. Batter nieber scinnS. - ttmt.
uerieiles Snbilaum sum Mnbenfer
M Suritantin. - Vplfpmmener
IblaR. - Gmpfang Der Yilaer.
sligo. = ltebertrttt pruteitamtiid)er
Seuebiftiner. :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Dcs papftcs Tamcnstas.

" o M. 10. WdrS. - Sce @apitcs
Nancnstaa purpc helttc bier geieicrt.
2aAlrcidc @liidwiinihe gingcn Gin. 10
and BON Den amerifnniihcu Garois
uGicn @ibbonS. Sdrlcn rnb C'9pnncll.
Der &uplt lppbntc Dem 6odlumt in Der
Napellc bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
0pmplott aegen YrIiibcmt
Guiucarc?

Cine &n6inctts : ariic ipdbrcnb Der
9egeniuurtigcn bciflen Gage in europa
ut an lid ifpu crnit ecnua. bod III
bieiem Sal lpirb pnraif bingcipicicn,
SaB Die &riiiS uiht allcin cine arilis
filr has &nbinctr. Ionbcrn ollh iiir
ndS parlnmcntnriihe Hcgimc Srunfs
reid)'s lit. Sds gin5igc. mas Yrdiis
Dent Eoincnrt 81 thun iibrig blci6t. lit
Die NntloInn9 Der aummcr; oa bel Der
Nenipabl icbud niht iiber Ole Srusc
Der Yroportiouallpabl abacitimmt ncrs
Den luilroe. pilrbe bie Mcinunaspcrs
Itiebcnbeit 5lpiidcn Der nciicn aoms
mer nb.bcm Scnat audi nitt bcbpben
lperbcu. @eluiiic Eolitifer poacn nil.
len. oaB Die bon Dem ebcmnligcn Wliz
niiterprdiibcutcn Glemcnccau ~cinaclcis
tcte Sppoiition 9cgeu Die Yrpportios
nalipabl : %orlosc lid brett ocecu
YrGIibcnt Toiucnrt rihtct, Der burd,
Die %cr6lpidtbcit Der Situutiun slln,
Hildtritt ge5lpun9cn ipcroen ipll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Crmfe Rriks.
6ranfrcih's Sabinett bnrdl Erupur.
tiunalwnhl. GDrlasc gcitiirst.

Yaris. is. IdrS. - Ser fran>
5Dliide Senat bere,tetc Dcr Heaieruu9
nm Siensta9 in SadJen Der ,Eropor@
tionulipabl" cine ifipere Hieberlaee.
Die bctreffeuoe &orlngc. Die bas ulte
pom Sabre 1876 itammenoe Spitem
abifufft, mad meld)em icper @dbler
mr. filr eincn Sepuiicrtcn irimmen
oarf, unb Elm ncile5 Spitcm ciniiibren
mill, pns. icoem @dbler Die 9crehtis
gung gibt, fiir alle IN ieinem Separtcs
mellt 5u ipGblenben Scputierten III
Itimmen, nmb bas arseroem ben
mnterlesenen Yartcien cinen seiuiHen
Yru5entiab Der Site in Der &ammcr
'ihert. mar bon Der Sepltiertentarns
lner bercits nit 339 gegen PIT Stim>
men anscnontmen nnb bonn 9dlScn
%olf ltilrmii6 perlangt lpprben.
llnmittelbar nadDcm Der Senat nit
161 gc9en 12S Stinlmcn Elm Nmenbe=
ment angenummen bate, meld)es Der
Waiuritdt bic geiammte 3ertrctnma in
Der aammer seiuibrt, perlungte Iiniz
lt%crprdlibcnt Brian dc 4nnabme eincs
VertrauenspotnmS .fiir ole Re9ierlns.
Dns ieOnh 1baelefm IpIiree. SaralIi
ilberreidltcn aIc Wintirer einIdlicBlid,
Tremicr Sriano's Yrdiibent Ypincart
lbr notwithstanding. bas audi angcs
nommen wurbc.
Scnutor Georges Glcmcnccaii. Scr
friibcrc Srcmier ultb rabintcr &ntbu=
itfenfeino, lpar elmer Scr Suupt0c9ner
Der Sorlagc, Die I'M Suli b. :. in Der
Scpnticrtcntnmmcr NIT 339 oeaen
2f7 Stimmen anscnommnen iporben
NOR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

= SoS &eiinren Nce Cardinal 9ic
ipiabi lit ctlpoS bciicr. CT iii ieood npN
inmcr idmer frult.
Gin irnn6Dliihcr @eriht9boi hoi
Den Anipruh ocS Cardinals Eln;ctt:
uui Die 0erS Scias Stride ptuporicu;
ricielbc iii oiienrlidea Giscnibum Scr
Staet Yaris crfIGrt worpcn.-(@.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

% aibingtpn 3. g.. ben %.
@dr6.-Sie 9barpud)e purOe i'm
&ciBcn 6duic iebr it'll began9cn. Der
Erdiioent bat ale Ginlaoungen 5u @es
icaihaftcn unb gum Sbcotcr nbgclcbnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Sr. Sricpmauu crmabut bic
Sranfen 5mr WcoMiD.

Nclu @orf, u. Wdr5. - !
Ser bcntihc Gubcrfylpics I
SpeSiofiIt Or. j. j. Sricnmdun I
madtc bcrte 6cfdrnt, oa5 Hcrs !
IorcL uelttc ppn fcrucn Sanhcss )
tbcilcir roh 9icm Norf 6u fom@ I
mtn tcdf ii ti>e;r. nm Iidl icincr I
AGr iu nurtrocricu. ihrc Heiic !
rlfia;,beH rt5.I, Gi2 Sic Eriis I
fiH1 0c5 &,i(uiitcl3 burdJ bie I
Nc9icyuu9 ~pollt1oct, NOS nidjt I
mchr langc ndllcrn lucrbc. !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

GnBliitc Su~iiragcttcn. bubcn
onS SnuS1nIta Scr &ittpc bcS ;scloe
mnrihollS Cir @corRc &bitc. oc9
&clocn POI SnbDimiIb I'M Sranspaals
Mrlc9c. cingcGidcrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25
Sabraang AZ.

Sebrer on Sdulcn lpirftc, 5rpci Mal
ipc8cn SrunfIldlt uub iingenilgcnocr
gciltiacr SefdbiQltng cntlnilen murpc.
Spdtcr ipdnotc lid augcblid, Sbinda
on Den aDnig iclbit lm Sciitnnb 9c9cn
Die, lpie CT mcintc, l%ingcrcd)tcn Yer
tolgnngcn, benen CT altsgcleBt mar.
Scinc Sctitipn nilrbc Sen %SlIlt0nbigen
@cborben 5ugclpiclcn unb nbihldgi9
bcid)icben.
Ginc anScrc @criion iibcr
SdinaS.
Nep 9urf. "a. Mdr6. - @ie
Der gricd)iid)e Soninl in Nclp Dorf,
u. @ptaili, crtldrt. lit Der
&0rber pcs apnigs bon @riedcnlnnp,
Ilcco Sd)inns. bier perid)ieocllcn
@ricdcn gar moblbctumt. ySdinde".
lieB iih Der Gpniul ulIs. lit. mic mir
D mcbrcrcn mcincr Sdnbsleutc nit
actbcilt lpirb, weld,e Den Mann gut
tnnntcn, picl intclli9cntcr. ais
CT in Den ErcBbcpcid)en gcIttlpcrt
miro. Ser Mann bciiBt cine uur5ilas
lidlc Silbling mo iit Gin iibcr@
6cugtcr Nunrd)i it mn Tauo>
'titcr. Aiir5lid) rid)tctc CT cine Sd,nlc
i'll Nolo Gin, in mcld)cr CT 'cinc rcAics
ruil95 lcinblidcn Ycbrcn prcoiQtc.
Sod, bolcrtc oics nid,t lnugc, bic ne
aicrun0 fam bnbinter nm 'dloB Die
Initdlt. Der Ntunn trut tiir5lidl ais
Gunbihut fiir Die @pulc. bu3 gricdiidc
Ynrlamcut. IN %olo nuf. murpc abcr
in Der &nbl g%cidlaQcn. Sic Sd)lics
Buu0 bicicr Sd)ulc Ideint ea gclpclcn
Su icin mas Dem Wcnidcn iciucn 0uB
gcgcn Den &Dni9 cinfl1Btc mo i'm 81
Der Worbthat p%crnnlnbtc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

y M. ben IS. @drs '1S.-gud
Der 9eitrigc ct. Tatrid' ) Tag prrbe
bier gefeiert. Sas hreiblGttrisc &lees
0!att, ouS Nntional6citen Scr Srldns
Der lpnroc aIlcutbdIben I'M auopilo9
9etragcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

&C. p. A.-Kabelgramm dieser Ztg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

Spnbon, "a. MARS. - Der bic
iigc sriebiide @cianotc wicberboItc
bcutc ieine hereits iriibcr u~bacgcbcnc
Grfldrun9, baB Shinns Elm SfipGd)s
ling in gciitiacr @csicbun9 nnb Gin
Itnrfcr Srinter 9epcIcn lei. Gr iii9tc
binSl, Dab Der Wum dnh Dor Der
NnSiilbruu9 bcS NttcntatS tart Des
trunfcu babe.
Ser diplomat 6~ebalptete @ierner.
oaB Der Ittentdter. Der iriibcr ais
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

Ter %cridt, Die britiihc 8csicrnng
pccrc cincu ®5cr ienocn, NM ben
yaptli@eu SegatcH nad @salta Sn
nriRsen, lit nidt betdtist wurrcn.
Sic coniinntiniid)cn Eilgersiiae
iperpen on Den SieuStagcn mnb Sreis
toscn BON Sl. Satcr in Auoieus ea,s
pian9cn lperoen.-(@.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-25

Salpnifi. is. Idr5. = aouig
0eprg Der Critic BON 8rie6enlunp
iullrbc bcltte Nudmittag bier ermors
oct. CT bate bier lett bcm II. Mo-
bender reiioirt. ais bieic Scltuug por
DEN aricd)iideu Sruppcu tupitulirte.
Nltd) Die aonigiu Slgu bcfdnb lid
lcitbcm bier uno iiibrtc Die Ilfiiht
iibcr Die Eflcgc Der arunten unb
NcrlpIllbetcn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
HFLFNGOULD TOHAVE
VERY QUIET WEDDING
CAbELL REFUSES
TOBE EXAMINED
Backed by Secretary Mac
Veagh, He Declines to
Answer Questions.

Washington. January is-Furtheg
complications are threatened IN the
light between United states District
Judge Boyd. OF Greensboro. y c..
and ROYAL p CabcH. Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue. IN an alleged
-vhiSkev fraud cas-. IN North Carolina
nv tns. commissioner refusal to-day 20
submit 10 direct or denomination
before a ui.ed states Commissioner Hitf.
Of this city who Was ordered by dye
Boyd TO take Air. Cabclfs deposition
The commissioner attitude Was has
ed upon written directions Of Secretary
AfarVcarh that he offer the court
-i-hout question a. TO It's authority
a certified copv Of the Treasury De
partment's record m the case and de-
ciiuc 60 answer questions m connection
with a.. The case which = directed
against -. q. Poster. di-tiller. and
y Glenn Williams. said 20 have been
the purchaser Of the whisky ~ uues-
ton. also ~ being stiratrd ~ the
House Committee on Expenditure o.
the Treasury Department
The pending issue in court involves
an order Of Commissions Cabcn shat
ne whiskey. now az Williams. y. C..
be transferred 20 general bonded
warehouse a. Louisville. Ky. Judge
Boyd cnioined the removal and sp-
pointed master - take f0-i iiunrF.
They Advised Action
Bv the courts order Comm ssiorcr
HIT was authorized 60 take che dfuo-
sifions Of Mr. CabcH and other officials
Of tho Internal Revenue Hurrau.
Fletcher Nfaftox. solicitor of intcrrl l
revenue. y. > Tslhcrf. chief 90 fhc Jaw
division. and " Hubbard. IT,. chief
of.fhc assessment division. -gr1monce
before COMMISSION ffff. testified
that thcv bad advised enc forlnlis-
-....,..inn.a -. -rhl-...l--h parrL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
NO ONE ISCHOSEN YET
FOR WILSON CABINET
DRUGS HIDDEN
IN POST CARDS
Accidental Discovery of Source
From Whence Supply Comes
to ConVICtS.

Ossining. y Y. January ls.-The
accidental dropping Of a weight has
cleared UP a mystery which has been
been pulling the wardens OF Sing Sing
prison from the time of Warden Sage
down to John <. Kennedy. the Incum-
bent.
The weight in question showed how
drugs like opium. morphine. cocaine.
in powder form. and other things get
20 the convicts. The discovery Will be
of benefit to the wardens OF every other
prison Of the State and to keepers Of
city prisons like the TOmbs IN New
York Il has been shipped in picture
post cards Further than that. from
Investigations already adopted by War
den Kennedy. ~ appears that as far as
the New York supply Is concerned one
woman has been the principal manu-
facturer. having large stock Of
druCgcd poStals on hand. which fact
was known TO the friends OF men in
prison who must have drugs
80 one thought anything of u when
the postal card craze manifested itself
W the prison i've or SIX years ssgo. be
cause the conviCts keep pretty well
abreast 81 the times.
some ct the cards were movable.
The crnbo-sing being prominent and
large The mail that arrived one morn
several -corc 81 thcsc cards and al
were taken TO- the proper official to
be- examined. - D. She rule The man
saf at ms desk. The cards before n!n.
In some WAY or other. either a weight
or = book dropped on ono Of the LARGEST
post cards IN such a manner that the
edge Of ~ struck on the edge 81 the
cmbossing cutting hole To ;hc
stlrpri.o OF tho man - tho desk. tiny
.r,..t Of white dropped before him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
No Ostentation About Her Mar
rage to Finley j.
Shepard
FRoCK COSTS BUT $1,000
Ceremony VIII Be Performed
Wednesday at Her
Country Home
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch)


New York. January E-for an
undulv rich young woman. Miss Helen
Gould will have the simplest Wedding
rsat has taken place IN these parts IN =
long while ~ has already been form
ally announced. her wedding 20 Finley
j. shepard. assistant 20 the presidents
Of the Missouri Pacific system VIII be
solenuizcd at Miss Gould beautiful
country place. -Lyndhurst" az Tarry-
fown-on-the- Hudson. next Wednesday
afternoon 90 y ~ o'clock.
.-IvndhurSf- D. referred 20 IS Miss
Could's serni-countrv home. but airy =
town where Washington Irving lived
and dreamed and worked. and where ne
fixed forever ru American literature the
legends 81 sleepy Hollow. and tho
placid Tapparsec is hardly more than
a suburo-of Now York
While "Trrdhursf 81 farm 81
Zoe acres urfh q wonderful manor houss
.cf or o. slope overlooking the HUDSON.
ana ,efre % q true that there Miss
Gould BEL very much 81 a dairy maid. her
real country place - away hack N tne
CafSkils IN tho sleepy Old toTn OF
Roxhurv. where her father vas born
and reared.
Part % ne Roxburv farm to-dsv
j. the original Gould farm bst % ~
have bccn sddcd many acre.. some 90
thcm by jay Gould himself and many
more BY his favcritc daurh'er So it
happens that when Mise foald surs
enough gors 20 she country in sum ners
-hs goes - Ho1hurv.
Or. Rus~cri % MARY Tkcm-
The wedding service VIII % rra6
rr tho Rev Danici Ruescil castor ~
tho nearby flfst Presbyterian church
at Irvinzton The Ncddfrg WI -
simple and sylvan. ifi-s Golids NeE
Nort pastor 10 The Rev Anthony y
Fvarr. ~ T.. but Mis- Doult arpar-
entity believes IN weddings harmony nth
- tn coior-. hence a country parSo1
for = country eediinE
nfrs~ prr.arf ffsnz change. tho
ccremony viii be scrformcd IA The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
Porte Will Fight to Re-
tain it's Ancient
Capital.
REPLY TO POWERS
HAS BEEN DRAFTED
Balkan Allies Will Wait Till
Middle of Week; Then Arnis
tice Will Be Denounced and
Hostilities Resumed-Iur-
kish Fleet Put to Flight
by Greeks.

London. January is.-Turkey de-
cision. as indicated by dispatches from
Constantinople tonight. refusing TO
cede Adrianople and the Aegean Islands.
it i believed here will lead to d re-
sumption Of the Turkish Balkan war
within week.
The Balkan allies. after considering
the whole situation among themselves
earlier in the day. already had decided
10 wait until the middle of next week
for the answer Of the Porte to the JOINT
note Of the powers. and IL then the re-
ply was not received or was unsafisfac-
tory. TO address d communication to
the Turkish delegation IN a form Of a
definite ultImatum. allowing Turkey
forty eight or sevcnty-iwo hours for a
final decision.
should Turkey. az that time. bc un-
able or unwilling to come 20 the allies
terms. the Baikin Observation-Disclosures dc
cidcd that a rupture Of the peace con
ference was inevitable Sofia. Belgrade
and CettInIe would dcnouncc the arrnis-
i!cc and four days later the war would
be resumed.
The aIlie- do not admit. or 20 DC more
exact. DO not see The possibility OF such
proposals from Turkey or the powers
a. would allow % % resumption % ncno-
fiafious. unless the Porte openly DO
,larcs Us readiness 60 give up AGrIano-
pie So far instructions % the Bui-
.,arian delegates are categorical on this
subject and do not admit % a Discus
sion 81 thc proposal that Turkey retain
AdrianoI$i~ even 20 the dismanfiiuE
% the forfif~afious or continuing ncEo-
fi~tionS on other conditions. leaving
the question - Adrianopic 10 be dis
posed 81 last.
Az support Bulgaria
Scrvia Montenegro and Srcccc at
support Bulgaria on this attitude. The
success Of Buizsria would mean an
easier accomplishment 90 their wishes
especially fn the cssc Of Greece. which
IN the conquest % Adrianopic BY But
CARA 4ccs fnc Greek occupation OF
Saloufki less likely 20 re disputed tn
addition. Tho allies feel that the fimc
will never bc more favorable for them
- act
Prom the reports received 30 BE- evi.
dent that she Turkish rrsourccs arc
lConfinucd on Second .ragcJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
President-Elect Repeats State
ment That He Has Made
No Selections.
EXPECTS NONE TO DECLINE
Homes Eustis Will Propose Some
Substitute for lnau-
gural Ball.

Princeton. y. j.. January is.-Pres-
ident-Eiect Wilson reiterated tonight
,bs. he mad made absolutely no de-
cis,on 40 10 the personnel OF MS Capi-
net and added that. thus far. ne had
nor consciously conferred with any pros
pcctivc candidates ..,
had finally made I'D my minc 70
nick a man. / haven't CONSCIOUSLY con
suited with any future Cabinet mem
hers'--and added a. an after trough |,
though I might have constit'H MN
some men whom ] might subsequently
choose.
Air. Wilson again expressed Ms re
ttef that 10 was unlikely any o. the men
whom ne selects for hI- Caoinet VIII
decline To accept the portfolios OF
fc-.d them ~ has been suggested 20 M"
that many men We're ioath 10 give up
their business 90 enter the Cabinet &c
- NJ realized the sacrIhccS that
were necessary sometimes
~ Cabinet position. too nc &c
marked Us = very responsible one
where YOU do not get very much credit
for vour successes and catch . hard Tor
vour failures.
lie anticipated little delay. he said.
in getting acceptance from such men
- he might cho,s-c Tor the various
portfolios. aND -ail NtaN itf. "t.. -
nd made no q complete slate would he
hcgin 10 consult those whom he had
picked out.
when Mir Wilson was informed to-
richt that people IN Washington were
taxing o. for granted That popular
re,cpfion viii b. substituted Tor .fhs
inaugural bah he said hc had expected
10 receive suggestions along that hne
y assumed. he said. that something
...sts.tftaF 1 her fgrsef
nat AR Eustis would lay some plan
before me.
william Corcoran Eurfie. fhc ~
aururai chairman. was reported TO have
mailed his reply TODAY 20 The Gov
ernor's letter recommending elimination
Of the ball Tho Governor SAD ~ had
not yet received 70 and probably would
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-19
Tells President He Fails
to Recall His
Face.
THEN THEY HAVE
LAUGH TOGETHER
Incident Occurs AS Taft is on
Way to Dinner in Waldorf.
Tomorrow He Goes to New
Haven, Where 1t Is Likely
He Will Resign From
Yale Corporation.

New York. January is.-As President
Taft vas entering the Waldorf apart
ments in the Waldorf tonight on his
way TO the private dinner given by
George {. Boldt. he met Henry Phlpps
in the corridor.
The President smiled and put out
his hand How do YOU do. Mr..
Phipps," he said. cordially. How are
you
The steel man looked at the President
and without extending hi own hand
and with no sign of recognition. said
Il dOn't believe ! recall your face
! don't believe have met YOU
The President laughed and said that
he thought n Mr.. Phipps would exer-
else hi MEMORY he would recall him
There was minutes pause Mr.
PhippS craSped the situation. put
out his own hand and joined the
President IN the laugh
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Bill to That End Is
introduced in
House.
FIRST RESULT OF
PRESENT HEARING
Evidence Said to Prove That
Foreign Steamships Carrying
American Commerce Are
Guilty of Every Charge
Against Them-Defense
of Rebates and Pools

Washington. January ls.-The first
result OF the investigation of the So
called shipping investigation trust by
the House Merchant Marine Commit
tee to-day was d bill by Representative
Humphrey. of Washington. to bar
from the Panama Canal all American
or foreign vessels III combines and con-
ferences.
Witnesses have told the committee
that practically ali vessels in the
American Atlantic coastwise trade oper-
ate in agreement. and that the foreign
lines between New York and South
America. South Africa. Australia. Japan
China. the Philippines. and India
have rate and sailing date agreements
and rebate and pooling arrangements.
The evidence already produced at
these hearings declared Representa-
tive Humphrey. has fully demon
sfrated that the foreign steamships
which carry our commerce are guilty Of
every charge made against them. The
United states y a mere way station
for these foreign-owncd lines. and the
evidence has also developed that these
foreign combines intend TO monoDolize
t-adc through the Panama Canal
Defends Trust Methods
Defense OF Relating. pooling ar
rangemcrf- and ate agreements in
ocean frc.ohf trade. featured the tcsti-
tho Barber Company. Of New ork. to-
day before the House shipping trust
committee
Mr. Barber told the committee yes
frrda. that lines represented by his
company iu the trade between New
York and south Amcrica. South Africa
China. Japan and the Philippines were
arnoue those operating under rate
agreement. having pool arrangements
tn some Instances and giving rebates 10
tho 4 nifcd States trade. Tie said today
that rebates hy his company were
nothing more than discounts 90 shippers
.g no. entered into long term agreements.
Tho committee heard from Joseph =
f.ifr of Norton a Co OF New
Yrrk more about rate and sailing date
conferences and pooling agreements
between lines in the trade between %ew
YORK and south Africa. Australia
I.nau. china the Philippines and
India some hrcs represented bv his
rrm. frc witness ss3d. were IN these
conference
80 Eouvier president Of the V y
tsr.e. Company. Nov Work. told inc
committee. ~ per cent Of The trade be
taec~n ~eN York and the wc-i coast -
south America wss carried af tho sarnr
rates Ife could not remember vh~n
l,sriiru,d on Thiftccnth raEcJ
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Nav Resign from Corporation.

New Haven. Conn. January J. -
According 20 Vale officials tonight
President Taft when he comes here on
NIofday 20 attend the January meet
Ing Of the Yale Corporation. Viii con-
slider tho question OF rcsiCninG from
The corporation. ~ nc viii soon take
IN hI- duties a. Kent prcfcsSnf iu a..
Naie law -ch ooi and ~ has occurred 20
him 80 o. WAS gwen out 70 night.
That o. would not seem Just night for
him To- remain on tho corporation and
aI-o BE- = professor IN the university
II be remained on tho corporation
hc would be- m the position OF pras-
ficsuv passing judgment on his own
faculty work.
Mr. Taft VIII come 20 New Haven
wffh tho President. and they viii look
over some 81 the local residence that
have been picked out a. the future
home of the Taft family. when tho
rrc-ideut comes hove FOR his law school
work next september.
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0corflnurd on se,ond r.gc }.
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~eu Orleans. Mobile and fenrsrol4
x~~v rh~ap rate ard through Pullman
RECOMMENDATION va SotTHfFN FAII,
WAY CaH ~ phone tify Ticket Dffi~c -
y Nain -. Richmond. ~ Madison 20.
td4e4f t-rru~nf.
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Three fast dails trsfn~. vith rsrior Csrs.
landing uz~~rurrrs iu fhs hrarf ~ NORTON.
leave Rfrhrsoud 90 4 II. o. - noon and
col ". Dinfur car on neon train Nd
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