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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17
WAR MAY CONTINUE.
ALLIES AUTHORIZED TERM
NATE RMIsTIcE UNLESS
oTToMANS AGREE TO TERMS.
TURKS WILL NOT YIELD
Further Hostiiities Expected-400,o 600
Troops Surround Fortress of
Adrianople, Ready to
Strike.

London, Jan. 15.-The peace dele
gates of all the Balkans have informed
Sir Edward Grey, foreign minister,
that they are authorized to terminate
the armistice with Turkey immediate
ly, unless the Turks agree to the
terms offered by the allies, including
the cession of Adrianople and the
Eooan islands
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

Establishment of feed markets in
all New York state and the enactment
of legislation to favor the producer as
two ways to reduce the cost of living
are aims of the state of New York
Market league.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

Mrs. Mamie NJ. Holland, the Park
City (Utah) city recorder, whose ac-
counts were found short, has REIN
bursed the city to the amount of her
shortage, but refuses to resign her
Offica
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

The 10000 cubic yards of earth and
rock which began to slide about a
month ago in the Culebra cut in the
Panama canal is described as a small
matter in official reports and less than
the quantity estimated is likely to
move.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

The much-discussed project Of
bridge across the Hudson was revived
at mass meeting at Hackensack, N.
j., under the auspices of several or
CARNATIONS interested in the scheme
when 1t was announced that borings
were started in the river bed and
along shore to test foundation posi-
bilities.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

The naval repair ship Panther, Tor
whose safety fears were felt, reported
to the navy department at Washing
ton its arrival at Guantanamo. The
naval tug Sonoma, which left Hamp-
ton Roads with the Panther, also ar
rived at Guantanamo.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

With his service revolver Police
man Edward Burke killed his wife
and himself at their home in Newark,
N. j., in the presence of their two
children.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

The Liverpool Daily Courier says
that an agreement has been reached
fer the amalgamation of the Peninsu,
lar and Oriental Steam Navigation
company and the Royal Mail Steam
Packet company, with a capital of
$lt0 100000.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

The Shirt Waist and Dressmakers'
union, which has in New York city
about 10000 members, voted almost
unanimously to join the garment
workers strike. This brings the total
number on strike up to nearly 100, 900.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-01-17

Supreme Court Justice Newburger
OF New York signed the final decree
OF divorce in the suit brought by Anna
Held Ziegfeld against Florenz Zieg-
field, Jr., the theatrical manager.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-08
's29,OO0ASKED
I. BY TAFT FOR THE
ECONOMY BOARD
President Says Work of Mem
bers in Department Inquiry
viii Save Millions.

WARRINGTON. Jan. s.--Consrsss II
asked 10 appropriate esso.oes for con.
tinuins the Investigation Of tins Dom.
NILSSON on economy and ssfioiency Into
the executive departments u. the Gov.
eminent. In Q special messsGs to-day BY
President TAFT tsansmit,snH - that
body the report Of the commission. In
his fnessass the President points out
that "thNfs 10 no greater sssvics that
can sbe rendered to the country than
that Of the continuance Of tho work OF
the consmission until some form Of or
ganisstion " provided Tor continuously
doing this hind Of WORK under the
Executive" Ni
Ths President expresses the opinion
thst0the technique and procedure Of
every braAeh anl office Of the oovsrn-
shsnt should be submitted to the same
psinstaking examination A. that given
thsss on which,. reports have been
made. To DO this. however. President
Taft says that ample funds must be
provilSa ana ne asla that Congfsss
make the 13bo.e0o appropriation BY
March 4 for the incoming President
in my oplnion.v says the President,
'fhis 10 not Q matter in which the Con-
gross sh6uid assume that Subilc money
will be unwissiy spent. AZ total cost
OF shout S2so.0eo during the twenty lone
months covered By the work OF the COM
mission facts have been deveIooed and
recommendation have been made that,
lac followed up. win result In savings OF
millions Of aoMae6 each year.
Il.
leap of inadequate funds and uacertAinty
|of continuation. which int<rfered with
ne makias d plans which could not
Be osmSletsly executed within . few
months. II would be very much 20 the
aavsatAss Of the administration II the
President wsrs authorised to spend
wAatsvsr amount he may deem 30 BE
necessary witAin the next two years.
the only condition attached being that
Ne render "a account u sxpenditures."
Refertns 10 the fact that It has mot
pSeN toosabis foe the copmission to
maize ANAL lStailSA reports on more
man 4 fsw pf the hundreds Of ofacss IN
In Washineton ana In only one oescs
outssds Of washihgton has work a Nhls
chafscter bssn undertaken. the Prssl.
deAt says ths reports submittsd vii
serve 10 illustrate the character Of re-
SUITE which may follow An extensive IN:
ve..isasisu Of ssAes ssd"nisa' .Ad ss''
csdtise. H.. k.s 49,
IN iliaStras,as sshs ssasut import.
ancs Of bsesic4 ostsids Of Waslhngton.
! Il 10 OF Interest u note that the cost
q clsrk hire ct the New York post
nMns asSuuu IN mara than t1At Incurred
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AND SON HELD
FOR TAKING LOOT LEFT
on SIDEWALK N rain
Rented a Loft, the Police
Charge, to Hide Stolen
Goods.

v..~A Ahx-xA >AA Alst go H~uts
- 49, -. - -.
t"s"'y 'o"r v'e' " W. "'u
WEI Avense' Heokyn' s~'sd M |"
No. % broadway early to-eay and there
had depcsited several heavy cases Of
goods that had lain on the Sidewalk In
Ne rain ever ancs yesterday afternoon.
wsthln ave howrs both were usd~ ar
rest, charged with grand aarcsny ana
rsceiving stolen goods
Capt Ackinnsy, ID charse o. me de-
tsctiv~s on the lower west s'de' received
. report last uisht that cases containing
goods valued At ei.see sinppsd yesterday
Afternoon ny BsrkenEsA strauss 4 Co..
M a. yNooster street. 20 Nay 4 Co,
Cssvsa.ea' % had be~n STOLEN from a
80. ~. t.,,cI ~ss As4vsn axAv from
s a.. ~. 40. ,h. a.,v.,
the savannah sA"s rs. w" wv.
was arranene 20 csnVer sns 'o.o'
Lave aAst n's"' '"e "u.. s.
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Get This For ceids

'vssm ytsr srsssist Get zoe sssess Of
0iysssiss ana bali - suncs 81 olobs Pihs
Compound (Cencsntfatsd YiasD. Taxa
these two insrsdisSts home sd Dat them
wsll. TAh> ens TO I've tsaspooutuis after
ssch wssi sna q bedtime. Smaller Sesss
ID ehillrsn according 70 Ags." This Il
sasN 70 ~ the euichsst cough saa cold
core tasvs 70 the medical psefsssisn. Bs
sure 10 set only the genuine oiebs Pine
Compound (Csncsnsrstsd Pisey. Each
ha,f sUace bostis comes 10 . tin screw .tsp
sSsio6 esss. - ysss druseist u out III
stsck be Will suichJy Set u from III
Wholesale howss. DoH's fool with uscsr.
tsiA SsiAtSrss. II 10 slshy. LEGAL drss.
Gists cay that for the past sla ysars tkii
s. 10 uisbs fsarmsssutieSi iAScrsisris.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-08
WITT WINS SEPARATION,
|. BUT GETS no AL|M0NY
! E' S BROKE
Klein Can See His Young Son
Three Times a Week,
| !. Court Decides.

6atrsas cssfe 'sustses iisnlsssh
brsueAt sAs sun se &ra Emmshusl
8lsla tes 3 ,ssVasa4isa from hsr nus
bas1ts a ~ tes11v. tf.l f' E
= shAaa salii . hait Y this cass right
hsrs." ~ ssil. astsr iistssinG WIN I'M.
sstisacs - ne 0sttss escrimisseloas.
'tlsN kisln, d awarded . sasaratlon
Nlthsut eaipoay. but ~ u granted the
ou1lsov e her thres-ysar-0id son. ar.
kisln. hoWSvsp. may 80 che dofld nc
o6eeu q 10 wishes, Kis1n. how often
e ~ wish 70 ~ your senr'
~ would like TO zee him three times
. Yysk." s11a Klein. t'lf
avery veil them" the Court dsci1ed.
~yeu may sss hin three times . week.
duly Inconvenience the mother You
you tive hdveA J am mot awarding Mrs.
kisin aliosoay tepsuse Klein AppSesntiy
hes no money. II HE circumstsncss I'm
prove. - moy aVpiy later tor Aaimony.
II dlftet that tks payers IN this cass
b sent 10 IL Der As6ociation. 10 thai
sssh go 49, I. The sss'smeay warrants
Ths. JustDps'e last ststsmsnt rVfsrrsd
- te6el@eay 6ivsA yseterAaS by for.
nles se1aegra0tep enc . former clerl'
fes Joe>ph Wliksnfald Of No. 8 Beck
g5AA oofeot a&tsrnsy for Nra. kloln
1ho 6tenoGraphsf ana the CLERK tsstI'
49, tnAS Vv1hSnfss1 hoA gotten eIisntl
| - sloa aasah a0dAvtta and that tn
IaNvy0f md then dictated the matter Il
! - absve ~ slgnatursa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-08
TO GO FREE
i. + COURT GRANTS
WH|TMAN'S PLEA
Suspended Sentence Urged for
Bankwrecker, 10 Aid IN. (.
Restoring Losses.

seepA q. Npteu. eAs ssanaFvr<cksr, &C.
euesA - seeanag 0MsU iron ths wash.
tnotsa oase,U DAnt and the eesrshsrn
oast. - weAcA Ssstitut1sss he was
searMaa d Ne Board u Ddesrtsr.. win
- esru1sss1 ~ ssst&ns - FRIDAY, on
~ 49, Of GvHIsy - . oount In me In
dIsensat aos1asa Nm ssarUsas Elm WIN
staiinG en.oee from the washsmstsn
0avlaos fsank. Justice 0sabury Of the
Pupruue Coust. D. WON Retln made
his paea nearly two ysars 60. vii I'm
pose sentence.
u - not csRaidersd liksiy nat Robin
viii fsesive . S~so0 ssessneo. bsoauss
the Dtstssct- Astornay viii intsrcede With
Juot1cs 0eabury 10 sHsrciss eiemsncy.
A suspsnsaon of sentsBos % probable. Il
esihe ssosSssAeed ~ Ngeen thak. under
. suspeb1sd sentsacs. b, would b free
% Woft VAN thA fseavef1 Of Che Wash.
Baaa - ngufe eat plons ~ weu1ch the
aepo0tDn Gay - fs1ai1.
The Dlstrlct-Attofnsy just1hss his IN
tsrceso1sn N NeA1n's behalf o. the MOI
thaA u was the testimony e RoA9a
wos1gh hDured tae cenv1ctioa ef SOseph
3. AslcAMaa end Wtiiiam J. Cummlns
3 ssrss :: 81, 6s.ss ss "' cs:si.. 'ss 4.
SIy9e. Room Wos 81 GrsaA aasioonacs
70 ~. wostNAAa IL 0fSsartns tbosa
Ais.suss ssu,Suaiiy . siassss. d che
Tsmhs. .Rsbla leaves thst institution
frsatsat1y. tstlsin0 o0wnto. b eflicss aad
slss11ag 80. q his t.ne y 90 once
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-08
BATTERE0 Or RAGING SEA,
SHIPS REACH ENGLAND.

PLYMOUTH. Jan. s.-rhs Hamburg.
America iises. Prsss1ent Lincoln,
reached 11ynsuth yesterday from New
Ysrh. a hurricane We eheountsrsd
Jan. which. one Of the slhosrs -.
ciafst. was the wont IN ME twenty.
seven year, ezpsriescs, On the Atlantic.
TIE ship was swept from end 10 end
~ huss waves. cabin doors ana
matches we're washed Away and the
stesrass DasssaSsrs wsrs greatly
alarmed. ". ,.tE
The Csaard liner AicsaiA also arrives
yesterday ffsn Portland. Ne. Fearful
weather wAs ssperisnosd all the way
across One dat the ship hove 70 for
clsht hsyss sAd oil ~as used 10 break
TIE violence o. The seas.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-08
USE,AM. Old BOTTLE
FOR ANY new THING,
Il DESPITE TRADEMARK
,a asNi-A-'s
Label No Protection Except
Against Sale Of Contents,
! Court pecAes. :,

Jusucss toansfnsy. ssiIsr ana tIsm-
ins. in the Court Of spscIs, Sessions To-
aay, handed down . dscision that 10 Of
interest 70 al housswivss. the justices
decided tmat Il 10 not crime to rsfAi
tmpty ostsuD scttsts. jelly jar end
p,ohls containers. % ioao ~ thsy ass
rot offered for sale. <,....
: The decoAion was upon the case Of
Joseph rolinsky. . reetaurant-kespsr u
No. - sixth avenue. vlho was accused
by ihvestigators for . large maaufac-
ttirer OF fsfiling tho manufactured
BOTTLES With an aa1a6ed iafssisr 6raas
Of catsup uhish he used IN the ststau-
rant.
The cosatlAint vas drawn under the
trademark taw. which prevents the
6eilinS Of m article Of mSfchanaiss
under the isSsl Of another article. 20.
hnsiy practically admitts1 ssfiilins We
bottles n his place. but declared that he
had never attempted 70 cell sny Of the
refilisd bottles Counsel for The manu-
facturer ciAiuped that The purchaser II q
meal In the restaurant Daid Ter the con.
llmsnt he used and therefore the pro.
pristor Of the place sold Il. l.,
"If what yet cIaim 10 teus." justice
Aclnsrnsy Sain 70 the lawyer. "svery
hsusswlfs wsull b 6uiltv Of . Snlsds.
msanor In teuslnG your tettlea wh1ch
they buy with your Spods. The Cour,
does not agree With yeu, aAd. tie ~.
fsndant 10 dischar6sd''
Counsel fof the manufacturer declared
- - = - ..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-08
BRAVED Tue DANGERS OF
/. STORM SWEPT SEA
Lighthouse Keeper Sails Six Miles Amit
Floating Ice TO Secure = Bottle Of
Father Johns Medicine. s>

David N. Csllisea assistant ksspsr
& : Aasyianl iGhtAsase. tells the hshs
as1 dAn0ass y sylsdeaesd N es4es -
s:csss ..1vly q HaeAsr John's Medl-
4 an 4 'tsvss Pest K.SH kshs-
hssDA fsaspdhs dvss. Ma Leo ssths
yc.ls q - I'D pseyiessly sssa
baAAa !ehat AedBdns With go 80.
60 ssa 49, Z :Spslx q ~ -
&C., = e lsd3ssss sSslllss !
= $50 ~ ND
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-08
CANAL COMMITTEE HOME.
cesgssssnsa Tsss q ". ~. vwsAe
nsvssAs sslsiAe Il sss.

ne conorsssienai comultt>s which
Sset Nsw York De. y Z. ,isspsct We
ttsaAsnA CsnAl tstarnsl tp-dav 49,
asasA by ths le4A q 0saoasasaan w.
~. Ws1emsySe Of Ann Arber. Midh..
tuhs. sue(sring nom nervous ssssess-
~. 5nNos1 lsvaSsara aat was Nj
- len. = 40 :
< Nsnoass = - SArsy ~ ss-day THAI
~ soon - Mr.. Wedssnsyr Was missed
- ptsamer RanAma ~ stopped and
= teet - lla.ssses "a No. - N.
I. teoegre4 ,w4lt the eeoguh anA AStsr On
- s 800 49, 49,, =: - ''ss'a's
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Jehn's Medicine. % ! started amid the
heks and dangers Al dsiitlaa lee And
naNsa is miles 10 6pssrows feint, tie
1saFest plaas wkssa. could sscuSs
saothse bottle Il Father JoIs's Ms1i.
6se I have svwy coaiidsacs In -
'nedIcise q VS. Wiling to undcs.
tAks The great Isk Involved"
(Sigaed) David w, Calsea.
C!ss eslds and ~ tArsee saA lsag
sosetA ~ > pee.lA0e4dee 81
ne tsse psbsessa 49, = dssodl;
- ysnS y - +
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IrcnIne, BURnIHs ECZEMA
QUICKLY RELIEVED BY sAxo
:. eALvn.

So many cases ass cemiae 10 euv 81.
tention where Saxo Salve has helped
EcsemA sufferers after III other rem.
edies hAd failed. that We ask every
person Who suffers from skin troubles
n any Mind 70 Try Saxo Salve on our
Offer 10 return che money paid fos u
In every case where Il does nct benefit. ;
Joseph A. Brsshears a shafpsbtre,
Nd. says: Il suflsssd from eeseIs
snd Il itched ~ I Would havs 10 scratch
until Il would bleed. saw Saxo sslvs
advertised and got . tube and IL rave
immediate relief and I am telling otAess
who suffer from eczema about L."
II you have any Skis trouble you
csasOt do better thsn w 6sxo SAVE
- our guarantee. .
!; !: !; 3: J: ]: J; !: !; ! !! 20
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..'.' r.-.'zIss :.: m. c. = :.

PHILADELPHIA. Jsn. s.-rhs Nsrth
American mis- mornihe publishes q re-
pert that the PennsyivAnia Railroad
co~psay y 81 aAd vastly 10 its airsady
large miisags.s ..r N.S ~
One reaA ~ b ahsorbed II saM 70 b
the AsiaAtle Coast Lisa. ~t
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-08

sss5.t s
81 :, - -
- IA. sex.s A~-<>
~ StJaVe NIOSet AuUyOVeI
y KeaTreSt q M9o0ox, Ater
W
z, 'tsf HeGANe, H1n S.x
1870
t, -s
ev.sss,.e 80 -, -. y. -ss,~ss~.
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-. ~ss.s ~. 49, =. pvs.~s..,s,S
.-,.,.s = - r.-,y-.s-.r,1 -
,s"-~-- ..-.s"X sssss. ~~-..s ~
= = !. -
- Ssaee GO ee-eey - eeeesnoed
~ inesofssu ~ eavlDg CaDe. Turner Of
~ DseseeSve 49eeo oeoRe -. Ths
gietsotB ~ - eo&oveo - O1gofiee-
Atrersy shsnid teas, Actien n ths way
- vsoeseutine TuuSsy - I've Of hh
ogtsseivss-James and Au6ussns Ssalv
s-fof opprssson.
MADDOX. who hvse at No. ~ WsS
4shty-nfsh strest WITH oeefse Car.
~ -rops iaoesf" toov3, - NJ VIA
lily CAT: wac ysSesy rssassA On
- eeii .furnisAse b - srothe-ia.
~. He he'd ben - 81 shSfs
u16svis furnishe4 ~ shs dssestivsa
Ws1ehsr - edoeee lneeessosd n We
go Der Asse1eAse Distfise>Attss7sey -.
Nsaa assiGned % West re rsslcs Court
WssU eaeisnsd wa - eea T'hs eve
eeiI1ys cemmua1caeed WITH oape Tua.
NY anA ~. SuiuvAa oec1dsd - rVervSs(
GlAA1ex. f%fJ fses ~
rnol lo6 looegno Mn W 4 &C.
y 4 As6 Pt1sS $500
$500. - - .'...-.. x..-.. A.
SS.sS ~ 49, ~ S..s.s..S - ~
~ S--~. --s.-s-ss -s.~.x .s".S~ 49,
rsss -
Lss-SSH s.-s.ss 49,.
~ s.ss
~ - ss-Ssv XrS,s..ns
1S,Siy 80 ~ NsAdox - - tvso-
1t-foss &ssrs o. shsrt Aal1svk.
1--WE havs . ssnpsaiaaat esaAnst NJ.
Nc oNtha TsauA. oe NJ. ~ West
okgtev-olxth street." .said the aetectivA
49, - y no1 assu. we Wia havo W.
~ Spsnsesov "a ssvw that . sia9
80 : ~ Dsa1sssies x xisss car
a s1'ss q : ) issapsa v sA.rss.
~ = insult - ne" easlAiMeA ~
0aoAa1sAAa .'srbls ms eevs ~ sash
~ vsDest1av eft>gaoen-sae sQuevaisat
~ ~ ~ ss@ats bail. Yes, Arrsstsl
Mr. aoAia - <As sIGswaih a.. inslssA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-06
OiCos AND cAMtNErTi
 IN FOR BIG SENTENCE

The crime of which Diggs and Cam jnctti have been found guilty carries a sentence of i've years. five thousand dollars fine e boih. Diggs was found guilty on four counts 90 that his sem tence can 'S- s~rnt. yuars. &:o.eeo or both. The telegram today did not say how many counts Cnminctti hnd been found guilty on.
 Nate Coghlan for the defense In the Diggs case said he would bring inc cosc to the highest tribunal In the land if he could not get satisfaction In tho circuit court of appeals and pro- h,bly the same will be done in the ease of Caminetti. Coghlan and Dev- lin. both attorneys for the defense ct Digys. declared the women to he as bad ns tho men in their addresses to the iury. Diggs Is only 27 years of nge and was state architect of California nt the age of 25.
 The father of Caminctti while in congress was the author of the law that made hydraulic mining possibi" I, be renewed In California. He is now Jrnited states commissioner of immi- grafton.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-06
CAMINETTI IS
 FOUND GUILTY
CASE RESULTS AS Dio THE ONE
 AGAINST Dioos.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISt:O, Sept. 6-The jury In the case of the United States agninst Cuminetii brought In verdict of guilty last night on the charge of taking the girl Norris to Nevada for immoral purposes. AS this verdict was expected there was very little interest manifested In the proceedings and only n comparatiyely small number of peo- pIe were present to hear 1t. The date for the sentencing of the defendant WIS not yet Set but it is likely that it will bc mex; Wednesday when Diggs will be sentenced.
 An appeal is certain to be taken and many years will elapse before either nf the men will serve their sentence O, pay n fine even if they have to do so at all. The only consideration that would prevent an appeal. H is said. is that the sentence might he so light that Il would he better to accept it than |" E" ta. th" tremendous expens" which m apti.n, would entail.
 The wife of the prisoner was present when the verdict was pronounced but she gave no s,gn that she felt in the least hit put about.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-09-06
CARNEGIE DECLARED TO
 BE BRITISH VOTER
Special Nugget Service.

0poetot Nu00ot oofNsoo.
 NEW YORK. Sept. s.-That An drew Carnegie is actually q voter In the British islands although deciariny ' !, mself to he an American citizen Is . fact thu. has recently come out "o- ~a.sc of an agitation started by a young lady named Scott of San Fran cisco. Miss Scott interviewed n labor member of the British parliament na- med Thorne and got him to write to McKenna. tho British home secretary. stating that Carnegie Is on the list of voters in his district In Scotland. The home secretary has answered Thornc. to the effect thnt Carnegie was borr in Great Britain and that he knows of nothing that Carnegie has done to de- i,rive him of his vote. The home sec rctary avoids saying directly that cit izenship of the Tinted States is suf- f,cient to deprive n man of citizenship in Great Britain md the fact Is taken to mean that it Is true that under British law man who "is once British subject is always British subject"
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estimated at a sum between ten mil Hon and fifteen million dollars. The flames also reached the residence sec- tion and very considerable portion of that district also was destroyed.
 So chaotic had the condition of af- fairs become when the fire was at its height that the troops were ordered out and are still patroiling although the fire, having burned it's way through the city. Is now under control
 The little cabin in which the fire started was situated near the end of the city hut a strong breeze prevailed and the fire department seemed to be
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INAW ORDERED DEP0RTED
 AND JEROME IS WATCHED

COATlCOOK. Sept. 6.--Tt was de- cided today that Harry Thaw will be produced before the full kings bench at Montreal on Sept l5 to be heard on appeal Rs to why he should not be de- ported from the dominion to the United States.
 This gives him more time than he would have otherwise received nnd that Il most important case Is now to be made out of the matter is made very evident. In spite of the order of issued there is stili n hope amongst his friends that some way will be found to defeat the efforts to have him sent back. The fact that public opinion in Canada is with Thaw may have some influence 1t is thought and the fight is hy nc means over. The decision to try his ease before the court of kings bench came this after noon.
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trial promises to create an interna. tional sensation. Jerome is a relative of Winston Churchill. the prcocn, first lord of the British admiralty and < member of the British cabinet. through 'bo mother of the first lord. Lad:' Ran drlph Churchill. now Mrs. Cornwalii. West. and Ii Is supposed that Church. i'll wll use all his great influence to get Jerome put of trouble. The hostility tf the crowd to Jerome was a revelation to the Americans who were present and IL is declared to be hostility ruther to Americans ns a whole than .o .'er- omr himself. This seemed tO hc esi- dent by the cheers for Thaw. I'.deed the arrest of Jerome Is supposed n be spite work or. at least. part of Il sarne to discredit the prosecutors of Ihnw.
 Owing to the position held hy .er- omr his arrest is certain tJ rair s ,ciy serious question bctwr-n .hr two countries.
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SOUTHERN MAN MADE
 MINISTER TO HONDURAS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.--John Ew- inp. of Louisiana. has heen nominated minister to Honduras. He Is a strong democrat and has hccn strong sup porter of William Jennings Bryan S,me comment is now being made on the fact that the per ccntage of south ern men receiving appointments is very great.
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the federals after their capture In the rebel ranks when the rebels were de- feated. Several other less specific acts are also charged and further investi- gation win be made and it Is believed in some quarters that trouble is ahead hct tween the two governments and that Japan Is making the matter n pretext for interference in China's affairs.
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TWO D|V0RCES
 ARE GRANTED
TWO COUPLES CONVERTED INTO
 FOUR SINGLES TODAY

Two divorce citscs came mp today before Judge Mtir;Iuc and in both cases the verdict was In iav.r "f the plain tir.
 Mrs DMnkin gut a divorce from Chas. Dunkin "i grounds "f different kinds. nf Charles I.c Ckrra vs. Grace E. I.e Cicrcti. and he was ais" suCy'-ssfut in securing a decree.
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as IA fact although the administration has avoided giving Ii out officially. Dezamacona has been sent hy Hucrta In the same capacity ns that in which President Wilson sent Lind to Mexico City and as Huerta refused to receive Lind as Il duly accredited ambassador President Wilson has the same privi- Iege with respect to Dezamacona and will exrrcisc It under the circumstances stated.
 Dezamacona is now on the water he tween Vera Cruz and United States