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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
FALL 1000 FEET TO WATER
Aviators Narrowly Escape
Death When Chain Snaps.

Palm Beach, Fla. Feb. 9S-An i'm
mense crowd on the bathing beach 81
noon to-day saw d government aero
tanning Frank CoHyn and Lieutenant
Eric Ellison, turn a quick circle IN mid
air. pause an instant and then plunge
q thousand feet into III" ocean about
tao miles out TIL" machine appeared
absoluto!y vertical 40 il began rs rush
toward tic water, but couple Of hun
drcd feet up il Strengthened out ana
hit the ocean al on acute angle.
Every one who could seized glasses.
and in q minute or two were relieved 20
see Lieutenant Ellison climb out on ono
Of the pontoOns. take off his coat and
wave i, repeatedly. The acroplanc fell
because a chain driving one Of the pro-
pellcrs snapped.
Kenneth Howard. Of New York.
manned a motor boat and nent TO the
rescue. on reaching shore Coffyn SAID:
L had lust noted we were UP thou
sand feet and had my hand on the con-
troll when heard above the roar some
thing like pistol shot The ma chine
listed about forty-iive degrees and
turned Q quick circle IF had not in
stantlv cut out the engine, the broken
chain .hrashed around by the other cog
would have damned my control and the
situation would have become hopeless.
70 recover threw the machine straight
down. but righted IL somewhat just be-
fore reaching the water. think we
strpck at a hundred miles an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Om,i ,l Record and Forecast. j.

nm,i,I ue,ord and Forecast. - Nasl'lnS '"h
1T % III. lake storm ,as passed. Fapl"'E
.o., IN ,ho Grand Esnhs au1 s'coHd'r> "'S-
..,-t,,-o t. over TIE east Guif state. b'i'"F
49,. - ,vrn.v-four hours those dl'tn'D'He's
..,s.i r.irs and shows ia the hlanuc ''""-
..,,f, = MARYLAND. SHOWS In III" region o' VI
c,.,, r,1.4. OHIO valley. Missouri "nd N"h-
.os Noother aisiurDsncc - on he racine
.. and t. cAu.ing ungettle1 weather "es'
~, the ROCKY Mountains AID rains IN CAL
iofnls. >~
.ro,,n,,sn.fe l,s lsllen deei1edN 10 ~"
,..,.,,d Ga. middle .ilanttc states. the ONO
v.,., and &c lake region. and resa'nss con-
49,, toiov. ;hc seasonal sNerase ofeI INC
-. ..,,.s he Rocky Mountain re.lon '"'
b. urper Mss. sippi Nall,y -.,.,. ..,,,,..
me u~ath 80 vln H. e.%nl. , G t,'s,iic
snow H.t .,i, vail, sad Tennessee. .ol-
'o~..s =, falr weather In ths.e dlsf..es 49, tn'
.D"''rt tncr. viii be rains Nondsy snd lu' -
-1. '..er the southern plateau irs1"' an ~.
"dS 10 .nc states and local SHOWS Isescsl
"a. Rocky Mountain region LiseN,.e.'
!" ,t. ,ounfr, The weather VIII D." ihif Mon
oaS ai ,ua,ao,r,ture viii 10 lower Monday and
Cd. -. In III. south Atlantic ana QUIZ state.
a.'G e. viii rise Monday and IHescaf IN tnr
s.' ,f6,,u,alu region and The plains states
70. 70 22,r,iav in me upper Mississippi Vale
go .sc lake region. Moderately coz weather
,tii rrs.eu Noae"y 49, - 80 49,, 90,
iau6 the middle Atlantic s'''eS ana sac '"''
ne winds along tle New England coas. " VI
- moderate northrest; middle Ailsniic coas.
,,,,6er,to north: south Atsnilc ana 'sst cur
49,, ti,., 10 moderate far'as'e. west cur
,otst moderate variable mostly norm ana
northeast: IAko Michigan. .isht vaFishl.
steamer departing Mcntay Tor European
- iii hsvs trisk north winds snd gen
eer.iIy fall weather TO nc Grand Banks.
v...c.s, ,or soecisi Identification East
.,n ~.u YorL fair to-day and probably
...I.r.t. uarfhUest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
NO TRACE OF ANHUT
Inquiry Commission Unable to
Find Him-Subpena Likely.

John Nicholson AnhUt. named as the
'aan Superintendent John = Rus
sell o. the Matteawan Insane ASYLUM
thinks" is the man who offered him
MOO bribe 10 give freedom 10 Harry X.
rnaw, has evidently disappeared from
Nev York.
He could not be found Dy Investigators
Yesterday who sought him in this city.
White Plains and In Albany. including
John H. DELANEY, member Of tho Inquiry
Commission, who was especially detailed
10 find him.
Commissioner Delaney said last night
hat the commission had telegra phed
Anhut 10 appear before il to-day at Al
oaty. but had not heard from him as yet.
He added that If Anhut d!d not appear
To-day a subpoena would lie issued for
him.
Anhut vas last heard from YESTERDAY
morning In White Plains. where he lives
~ NE Carlyon Arms. II was said that
ne visited his apartment for Il short time,
and then took a noon train 10 Mania ttan.
After that all trace % him was lost. one
rumor had him stopping at q well known
DAD house, but the report could nor De
.onh-med.
Anhut moved into No. " Wall street
where he has Law Office about four
months ago. None OF the other lawyers
~ the same Office knew anything about
nm. according % one Of them.
The Aist knew that bnhut was mixed
Up in this Thaw matter said this law
yer last night. was when ! saw his name
IN the newspapers this morning. kno"
nothing whatever about bis business al
iairt"
Anhut Vas reported 10 have declared
nat he represented Harry Thaw In some
small matters" He mentioned IhaN
'Nofce caac against Mrs. Th"w as ono
u the small matters. according 10 the re-
poTt Mrs Thaw declared that tins last
statement was ridiculous. as undei the
ss Thsw being insane, conid Lot
"lhe suit FOR ciyOlce, ana. sN'cc s"'
had not Instituted any such proceedings
mere could not De- divorce suit pendihE'
Clarence J. shearn. who represents Harry
~ Thsw. declared YESTERDAY MAT ne
never heard OF Anhut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
lNHJT STARTED LIFE
As DETROIT ''BELLHOP'
Nan with Name Similar to That
Mentioned in ThaW Case
Had CheCkered Career.
oNCE MICHIGAN SENATOR
Automobile Company Which
Young Lawyer Organized
Went Into Hands of
Receiver.


,stroit Feb 23--John y. Anhut. a
mig lawyer. whose name j, similar
that ~ .lc man said 10 be involved
d., The alleged offer OF bride 10 re-
,s.se Harry ThaV from confinement IN
n. Mattcavan Hospital, had a chs tx
rod carce- in Detroit. In 1908. when
o,lv twenty-three years old, he was
Elected 10 the state Senate from the
I'm Detroit District. \ the two years
4 his incunbency he promoted the Az
bnt Motor Car Company. which 'ater
wss placed IN the hands OF receiver.
He got q denomination for the Senate.
and following the disclosure of facts
IN his career he was arrested on a
espjas and LEFT the city without trying
10 vindcate himself further than 20
deny that he had any intent Of wrong
doing. Some Of his old friends still he
neve him honest though unwise. IN
spite OF the disclosures regarding his
Methods.
Anhut's entry into politics was the
actual name was AnhulSki. AS "nell-
NOD" in Detroit hotel he changed his
INTO something resembling English
Anhut-and inserted q middle name
Nicholson" His manners and person
atty were pleasing. While working IA
the hotel he attended Q law school fin
shed his course with honors. opened q
law Office and immediatelv announced
his candidacy for the Senate
The young lawyer enlisted many ir-
fuential friende and won his battle
handlly. These same wealthy friends,
among them Philip Breitmeyer. then
Mayor he later interested in the Anhlt
Motor Car Company He did the or
sani2ing. He capital'zed the company
at $4,000 OF this he succeeded in
collectin" $4,000 bat only $1,000
went into the business. The remainder.
il is said. he retained as expenses" OF
organization.
The company made q few cars eariT
in 1909 and straigh;way got into deep
water. Anhut came TO the rescue ~
Increasing the capitalization TO >3v"-
40 ana going forth "a sell more stock.
soon after that creditors called in a r.
.eiver.
Their action was due 20 d.sclosu- :
o. Anhut's connection with the SEe-
da,ty knitting Company. This .om
pauy had been in business numc,c
of years in small way. but with Il
rcDuta ton for turning oui the best Of
work. it was owned 10y Charles l..
Rchardot. an old Frenchman. who be-
anne acquainted with Anhut when The
after began counting hi, daughter. All
5ut first became legal adviser. lie adj
rlsed that = receiver be appointed and
ne company made a corporation. -
his was done. Anhut made himself
president and sold the stock and a.
Piled the proceeds 70 Organization ex-
renscs. When the old man learned
mat he had lost his life's savings, about
s2.Dp. ne had Anhut arrested. AnhUt
shortly afterward disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
All.Rall Connections.

TO CeliNcr freight as chcaply III N"n
haitian - tn. New York Genital dosA
the New jersey roads must have aI-fal.
connections directly into Manhattan t.i
rnina.s. and these can only be PROVIDED
by a combined marginal road with tan
ne.s 10 New JeIsey. Shvuld iuonopo!y
advantage De secured TO the New io'h
Central north OF 3itn street. through the
shortsshccdncss oc the New Jersey roads'
az compared with The slngle-minded pui
pose of others. then, IN thiS -"
fortunate event. there viii stu remain
;ie opportunity for creating modern 'o'-
,ninais along the cas-. side OF West stree
connected with the Ccntra's subway
through its Spth street yard and served
D. tran e tr.Ggea south of 2ith street
The ca, float freight DIV erted TO such
terminals vii cradid'lr result IN teiesA-
ing the waterfront Of lower Manha''d q
rom railroad - mshlp NS". go.
Commissioner Ioinkins urf'e@ pup. g
discussion ard criticism OF III" ideds II,
the hopo that What ne terms q sc!si .,
port plan and policy may he cS,-o1lsheu
during the present Administrator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24

ola'e Prisons 10 whom Or. Russell told
we story Of the alleged attempted bride;
Johh Anhut. Of New York. Augustus
ioeder New York newspaper mah:
Aitfed Henry Lewis. of New York. who
recently visited Thaw. and H. A. HoT-
nan. q Poushfeepsie detective said =
be in Thaws employ.
John T. Norton. the committee coun-
SOL SAID tonight he had not yet been IN
formed whether or not subpoena servers
mad succeeded III finding MT. Anhut. rr.
Russell told Governor SulZ.r YESTERDAY
"a" thought II was q ran named John
Anhut who offered him the bride The
Governor has asked the committee for
al carly report on the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24

For Ohio ana Western Touns,lvanis fsiv 20
dan, preceded by NOV hu'l1es In cNirtn'
sou,.,ein portions: TUESDAY fair. Ugh, 20 moo
crate north WINS
Tuesday tair.
For V" stern Ncv YORK generally fair TO-
dsv and TUESDAY slowly rising Temperature
Tuesday. light to moderate variable pinds.
Toy Noru ern New England. fair to-day and
Turslay; moderate northwest winds.
i'or southern Eey England. fair to-day 5nd
r.o,anly Tuesiay; Moderate northwest Vlnl.
For Isistern Pennsylvania New Jcrser. Delh
ware Narylsnd and mo District OF columbia
cloudy ard cold probably preceded by snow
nIiri-s TO-DAY: Tu~sdav far; modera," north
= irla.
For Virginia. snow fIrries and colder TO-
dsr. Two sGsv fair. moderate north rints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
RUSSELL TO TESTIFY TODAY
Head of MatteaWan Will APP
pear Before Investigators.

Albany, Feb. 23.-Six witnesses have
peen summoned 10 tostify tomorrow BE-
'ofe Governor Suffers committee of in
curry when the Investigation viii be re-
oehed into charges that william /.
D'afk' secretary OF the committee. used
we governors name without authority
seeking the release OF Harry Kendall
"a" from Matteawan State Hospital
-eS include DI. John W. Russell. super
-"hdent OF aistteavsn. who says s20,-
IVY was offered him BY lawyer 10 AID
n bringing about Thav's release; Colo
"'' Joseph J. Scott. Superintendent OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
FARMER DIES AT l03

- . -
Long Branch. y. J.. Feb. William
Redmond the Oldest resilient OF this sec
ton o. the state. died yesterday at the
hcn,c Of his niece. Mis- Mary T.. Gausel
~ Oakhurs,. at the age Of lW. 10 mad
been failing in health since he passed his
lC0th birthday.
q, tina, occasion he visited rela tive
in New York. Inspecting The brooAiF Il
Bridge for the first time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of lew York, Sunday, February
%, 1918.
ARRIVED.

steamer Nuhno ,kcs. stockton. to tnc Gisat
Northern Paper 20. Win pepper. vessel 20 =
II Bull & o. Passed IN quarantine at 2;55
s,cam.r civ OF Atlanta. Savannah. 70 ths
ocean - 90 with passengers and m1Se
Passed IN Quarantiur ~ S:23 a %.
steamer Pa2rce PhiiaGephs. 20 The clyde
$ 90 wiki niss. Passed I'D 9laiaaiine al
~ d..
ci'y CO. with a4-e. Passed ~ Giafani'ae o.
steamer sabine Galveston Fe5ruary = aad
Key We, u. 10 tae Msliorv - CO. "ith Pas
songcrs sul mlsc. Passed IN sanpy HOOK ~
steamer Hamilton Norf,.s AM Nc1po-r
News TO tie OF. Dominion - CO. vito Pc
sengcrs AMI rnl-,. Passed. 80 quarantine a
'es@,r we.ls ci'T r, , E-i.i} 1870 e. ,,S
l.ise Arrived st ,hc Hsr a. SOB 3d.
~t'aHacr Iosiiiirc d's1, NsP.cs Jar1",y -
Palermo Te5rtirs' and Messlna .. 20 l'etics
S,.@mer Eoyal Prince En. Nsrse..les F'o-
rIary 3 and Gibraltar :, 20 farl DeT'.ra
* 20. IN ballast. Arrive. o., Tho haT Al b
sfcamor y.lesis oies. rev. sos ,os...
HAMBURG fcbrgarY 8. 2, tAe Hamburg Amor. +.
can Linz. VIII, wlsc. Arrived ~ The Bar AZ
,'e..n'r co.au,la Pr Glasgow ,7l Mo,u.
10. ruarr -. 70 Henderson Bros. vith ~
'aain ana 80 .;c,ias, pssseasess and md'e.
Arrived al IT,. Far ~ $50 % DID.
steamer iir rhrOr 'Norl. Tor ANTONIO re-
rff,r.- Is ~ frn Tri-cd f-rIi- 60. Nth trIit.
Arrived e; re Bar 20 as p r..
steamer Clement ,B-i. Nsnaos ana Ps'a y
Booth a 20 With mls'. sonfhesst Of rcotsrJ
Lightship 80 go p u
SANDY IIoot = rcorJsrr - 1;'" 3d..
Win. northwest. strong breeze. clear; 'ogs
SO.
steamers Hamburg pi"rl. Maple, ldirt,s
.,;.-l Hamburg. Cr.'c N'rI. Liverpool. Tor
Quo. Ponce. farotu o. SON Juan. Na.cttd 'hri.
ID t4F lI..Cn
gle Ger, Turra1. Westminster fBr'. Mus - 3,
DRYDEN ,rrl. Manchester. Prinz August WI
f.l.. tCt-I. Kingston I'D. D"affr. la 80
.o. ,..D: Flsr.zei lEri - Jo rs. y b; lanes
t.pu. Norfo.. Anl Newport Nr-s; lloHrN".
norfolk ari Newport Ncpg. - j. liari ~
- "a. View. New Bedford. fo' Nov 'o"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
,.eAks THROUGH ICE; BROWNS

r,ov y y. Feb. Pa man thought 70
=. r,br Joyce. Of Binsharton' y. y. by
-. f., his rockets. broke through the
ice opposite this city while wai"'Is aerosS
the river and drowned WINE .Vo nIen
,ore making attempts 20 rescue MN rhe
body was recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

,;f8,.!t.r. Rob - Berlin o'-1 Vow Yorf for
N,i.rs Maple ana Geroa and projected
Funohal. Feb 'Aconie 'bil ~" iorN for
-or'h.ra,.o G. F-l - Philadelphia N.v' ior-
.i4 Pil mouth sni 'lor' 'IrS
SAlfI.D.
,t,,~- rcb -. 20 p ma Lorlir" d'r. ,ee
,uscne,.,r Fob 80 e:.o m Maure'ma
,Br, QrCm liverpool Vow Nork.
Noriii. Tca % Csmcron.1 'hri tron cas-
~ont Nsu Iu~f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24

Highest temperature les;erdsy a. degrees "a
l.:Oi O. m: iowcst %; average. IS; average
for CORE spending date last year. IS average
To- corr. sponiing date las, thirty-three years.
Local Forecast. Fair to-day ana probably
ruesIay. moderate northwest Wind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
Local Ofiriil Record.

Local Oniriil E~cord.--Ihe follow .ag orici,l
record from tie Weather Bureau shows the
changes IN the temperature FOR the last TWEEN
ty-four hours IN comparison with The CORE
sponeine date Il issi gear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho rim Friedrich Wilhelm. rcpovtsl 81
fr'lra cast ~ SANDY Hoo 49, noon Nr-fer1ay. IA
es7cctei 20 dock this afternoon.
Tho CSrmaua, -eported 40 i93 niles cast II
Sand. iicoi al p n Hestegds.. IS expect 81
- do.l. this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
Jersey Roads Sho-tsiah,ed. "

M T1uHus points OF zone " th"
Iinic.itios 90 the t,y. aid r.for- a'so -
the -hoits.ght.1i'sa u com" 81 o." Vow
Jose. roads. NhleA 20 sa}s ar' -ts."-
..u l,u connections directly into Manhat-
tiu.
.J'uIoubted.r ec,cia important inter-
csis vii cast 'hcif Influence against sHcn
procedure" - asserts. The Kew fork
Contra. Railroad naturally VII prefer
plars TIM, viii tend 20 assure - ahso-
into mororolr - railroad terminals fur
,ae- south ;hau IT, present Tlth street
Yard Consequently. thoUgh ih" cost ="
the compang poald g." greater. II may be-
3ssimcd th.t g Wy approx" subway
Under Eleventh avenue. from ia "th
o., is 'D,a street ward. .ince 70 hat
PLANNED It's 10Th street ward rs H. great
southern terminal Such II subway would
prejudice tho carly construction OF d"
rublic elevated msrsinal railroad along
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
WOULD HURRY PIERS
ON FEDERAL PLAN
Tomkins Fears Withdrawal OF
Permit if City Further
Delays Action.
HANDS OFF AT CHELSEA
Writes to Gaynor Urging the
Prompt Adoption of Definite
Port Policy-Old Scheme
Put Forward.

Calvin T,mh.us. Commissioner o. u.c,s.
relieves that IA, recommendation OF tie
war Department on the question Of long
er piers should 5e carried out by The city.
Ia letter Written TO 10 Manor ac urses
the adoption q, jcdn.5e policy In rcsard
t. New Yorss terminal facilities and
lay stress OF tie value OF 81 elevated
FREIGHT ;a:.wa.' alous the wcs; waterfront
ol Marh.'tIn.
Tho War Department.. he writes 10 s
.'Anit' iy :ul.d that 10 further encIoach-
mont On Tho Chelsea gore of the river
Will be Permitted. and insists that tie
city shan proceed without further do
lay, 10 huild long piers either above or
below tho Chelsea district int!matinS
that rnles- this slall proniptls 5c douo
'h- iicf@ut permit for The tempoiAr, -
ter.'on vii p" cancelled and The exist
inr extension removed. The SECRETARY %
War cNpIc-s,s thc fear that .ucroas u
merits VIII continuc unless dci.r.-s
.t>ud i- nuw taken uv tie GOV erumeIt
Ihe ScoTcsarr's irsi>t.nce t.at the ci;,'
saaii ADOPT a general pot plan and poi
10y - rot untiiaeiy. Ia, insistcnce tnat
T. shall lTcCipitateiy 90 80 before estab-
fishing rs Development plan and policy
would partaiic more Of the nature % an
srhi'rar, military cdict than prudent
regard ci'ne. fcr .hc c.ty's or tho ra-
tfar'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WA-EU

NiNihTJIE ALMANAC.
.tn.-c. So: sunset 5:i,. moon rises i'.5-:
rncoa sga. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
WEDNESDAY. TEBRUARY
TRANSP4CIFlC MAILS.

pss-fn,,ion and steamer in ny. Pm
Hawaii. japan Corea, Cn!na
Philippines VIA san Francisco
Iclto Nsfl-....t. ."-ta'F W.
Hawaii Wia san franclsc0l-ro- "a
llInJItu s..-ts.ss.- ''A' W. ~ w
japan. ,oi,a. china via Tsccnal
seattle Maru ..-..............tco -. oct
nno 'a' Feb - 90
Hawaii. Japan. Philippines wa san ,
Flancisco)-C ; transport..... Fen. -. o.o'
Tahiti. M3rqu.sss. Cook lslsnds,
New Zealand. Australia via san
Francisco --Tahiti ..............Eeo e, t.3t
iIav all. Japan. corea. china.
PHILIPPINES (yia san Francisco
Ififlt SiNbs 81" Wv
Hawaii. samoan Islands. New Yea
land. Australia via san Fran
cisgo--Ncntufa ..............,..M Men. D, o.os
Japan. rorad. china. Philippines
(yia -oattlcl-YokohInia Marc. Mcl. > D."
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand.
Australia Cia Nictoi!s) - Zea-
IL -. ~ 20
IsD1n. Corea. Chins Philippines
via Victoria Empires Il japan Mco. -, o'ce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24

Mail Vessel
t.ssel For. Liuc. clores. ss;ts
tJ.Ien Havana ... 300 N
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 70.
y ,-,s,l,r- f,.r'd.r, IA $40 a m 10 coz II
0,.,tva Ra--.,,lo R,fSP 500 a m 1000
Mohawk ) ksonville. clyde. --- ID pf
- % Atlanta. Savsn'h, say. --- 30
Canada Naples lahre S'P T"
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY -
Finland. Antwerp. Esd star $3.50 n 1900 u
gmu4ian. Bermuda, quebec 500 III iVDV
Xyoarsid. Ir,zil l. A. IL 300 ~ 1900 m
Caracas. CURACAO. Red D.. $50 m l-Dy u
hf.f,r.,n Colon L / CO... 80 "A IN II 90 ~
Pontiac. Para. Brazilian. 100 p ~ 5@ "
punstan. Para, Booih...... lou m 800 ~
.,--,,sii, NAMES rtalisn n 90 n
sabine. galveston. Mallory. - l'op
Nfapahoe. Jksonville. CLYDE -- loo ? II
, 'r,oie New Orleans so IGc ---- l2vO N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
Prompt Action Is Urged.

The ."si ah1 IN fac. the or!c as
susance which ;hc c.ty can give Of ,ts
Intention to meet the rcquir rrlrnts Of
Che Var D.oar'!aort viii be it, prompt
:doft.ou and execution OF 70 comptchen-
sivc waterfront terminal plan which Wall
create coalitions Under which many long
;icrs can advaLtagevusly De- constructed
without oncroachmeat upon the nsrro-'
gorge cl ~" river
Longer piers. waterfront ,ong' ,iiou. tn"
r.rI Of terminal markets. Tie question 81
railroad and steamship COMPANY priv
,oeos ofc all related subjects GAYS tie
Dock Commissioner. who. after summing
The various plaus t,f have been urged
- soiuiion Of re dockaec problem. sub
raits 80 oVr sc.cm- As t." on" THAI = II
acst serve 90 harmonic al The confi e
iur 'nfcro - Involved.
Tic Comm'ssioyeT again puts forward
his plan witch nc submitted on ScpteTn-
her f. lal. for marginal railroad nom
pcv street north - tho '"L'fsl i!nltoaa
freight rarIs ~ Nest 9TH street Whcrc
'r ie purpo-cd that q freight tunnel be
hlhf g. Now Jerser. tho entire systcm 10
10 connected v'th tho Hudson River
Mare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
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Oficlal observations ~ United states weather
bureaus taken az .. m. yesterday follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24

Forecast for special Iocslifies-Ior East
.,n N,u YORK fair to-day and probably
Tu,.da,: moderate northwest Winds
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
CHAPTER XVI.

TARNSWORTH. whose first name
Il was not William but whose
friends called him Bill left the
train at Pow Creek. II he expected
half dozen frowzy looking men in
1869 beaver hats 10 yen "Keb. kch.
sir. here y.ore. kab. kcb me was dis
appointed. Not % conveyance was in
sight Ha looked around There was
u little Vo-hy- four general store near
the tuo-hy- four depot and five
houses sadly tn need of paint on
whi,evash, iu sight That was AN
there was of Pew creek. apparently.
The stranger walked over to the
store ami walked in. There were am
extraordinary number of flies buz-
1Ins around. but mo- human being TO
Doe seem lie walked To the back en-
trance of the store and saw. ON sort
~ back porch, two yellow faced men
seated Ht cracker barrel PLAYING
checkers. one of them looked up.
FarusNurth inquired how far IL was
t1 b.gry's house and how he could
get there. The chcCk,r-pIayer sbat
with dclihcration before replying
Il reckon it's about seven miles. but