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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
SENT ON
To GRAND JURY
RIO on D. VA.-Special.-

RIC Nm On y. VA.-Special--
W II. Lonzo. the DalmiDt, OF BIC
Fast Marshall Stgcet. THURSDAY
was held for the grand jury by Judge
C-~.f~hfeld In Police Court. OF one 81
sfrncat e dozen charges % receiving
stolen goods from band OF boy
shievea who wcre rounded up Tues
day IS Detectives Wiltshire ana Cen
try.
John Eevln and Jessie Barker, two
u the youthful thieves. told the court
that tAey had sold Irrizo watch.
chain and charm, worth fise. Tor
fsEEo The tcwciry belonged 30 Rus
g4u rtfn. ~ the virginia Apartments
Flfth and Main Streets. and u was
thfs case alone that was heard TO-DAY
& The other charges VIII be held pend
ing the outcome 81 the trial ln tht
upper court
a considerable portion % the loo'
recovered BY the detectives yet j. On
claimed -Four persons called ~ neao'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
SMITH WANTS MORE
ATTRACTIVE DOCUMENTS

WASHINGTON, D. c. Speclal.-
penreeentative smith. % New YORK.
called at the White House today 20
urre the President 20 favor polcl
loolxing 90 more attractive govern
rnerf GocUmenLs-attracu D1Ln
-,-r.orr7uhically and artiErcally.
smith declared that the typography
~ many OF the government pNpilca-
tsons has not improved In "a score
~ years and believes they should 90
Ornamental
covers and generally a more attrac'
tive ret-up. lie also would have
better literary style and believes I'm
could be accomplished hy more eoll
7 ing. lie is a new spaPer man
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27

...,-a,re beast in the yard OF
Ts,.-,~cie Patroiman Mcdaniel sne
r,.+-,ir-,nr Peterson were otst A'~--e~
- me scene and they ioceteo 80 ,-
- ~ n dog house that had not zen
----.---.5 fn- sometime. lhS strange
nersf~ turned out 10 &c an 81 -, -
80 Az Vas the most vicious ~
ff~rrren ever came across ~ vs. -
I '-.-~.-r "a rss a coal sieve with .os.e
1910 - h-irr the animal out OK It's
i pssf-- place and it put Up suon .
4 $3.50 tra- The policemen alr11ost &C.
S-afred % capturing II me ~. =
/ uras finally caught ana plaCs- - -, =
hox. sn which 81 was removed !. -.
j --TF-. station. This afternoon X vii
4 p. $500 over 70 Jacob W Ewing. tne
s.-Sto- ard the latter already D.
visiors o. q blk supper, proeioe1.. =,
course. ne manages % get tne
re inevitable happened IN the az.
. tr-~nor. As Ewing vas taNlnb - -
or.o~rurn home a. got away lI -. -. -. -,
! 4 IN Market street. just after ne .el- -,
f--fs~e etarion. II Is SAID mat s~tA'
- 81 fhc police station cut INTO IN
I. trotfo-, q the box. ane when ne -
+. -, rniftr.d its position. the cut sec
}. SCR dropped out letting the ANNA
e fan 90 TIE sidewalk ,-. Co.
q The animal ran ID Market -.
b -, e. building OF THE Security rus
x "a ErSo Deposit Company auo tnenC
= eionr sizrn street 20 Shipley. AZ - :,
= Streer some BOYS ccrnereu X anu :,
= -,-~fe FSorrre-nan Mcdaniel. who OTIS
p irsifv brought the animal 20 the p.
+ See station. was again sinrnoneo
~ ~-+-h al This he accom- plisheo en
& the animal was aEain turned 49,
J. Ewing. who. this time carried tne a
10 nal aEay BY its tai
The appearance Of the oposSurn
- xr--l-et street caused ccnsioerAhle e
- ~Iser,prt and several OF the Won
- - = Tfr1~uit time getting away fro
~ -. ~-1---f several almost knoc ki
"a -, che over n the crush
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
Send ELIOT TO
ST. JAMES COURT
SAID THAT WILSON WILL SEND
HIM TO LONDON II HE
ACCEPTS

WASHINGTON. D. c. Special
Charles ". Eliot. president emeritus
81 Harvard. IL was learned az the
White House Thursday, s. the leaoing
possibility Tor Ambassador 10 me
Court OF st. James
while other names are being con-
rfSered b. President Wilson--arnons
them former Governor DAVID X.
FRANCIS. o. Missouri Judge Gray, Of
yesauva-r. and Thomas Nelson rage
of Virginla-N Is understood Fte
80 FeflCt can have the post II ne
wishes a. Ofertures have been mace
10 him and President Wilson - await
Ing a reply.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27

MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn speclal--
Affer being refused treatment Ia New
ycrk bv DR.. T. +. Friedman ane
-, b,- n former Memphis gambler.
Tohn Neelo. OF Memphis is said 70
re diving al his squalld home here on
south Fourth Street. Neglo was IA
the last stages OF consumption pge
raised enough money among ms
rrse-9s 10 take him 20 New \ OK,
vrhere ne had hoped that the new ~
/ discovered Friedman cure MonIS
help him. Friedman, he says WaNeo
/ him aside with a remark t.la' ne - -
/ TOO Gar gone. and he left the bullalhs
/ Jeenondent. lie was without funcs
and probably would have died IN Ne"
| york had not a former Memphis sam.
bier recognized him The saIaolel
90 sert hTrl hack 20 Memphis. Ply
sicians say Negio can last but rev
/ more days.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27

,,,,,rters last evening and Identified
\ humber OF articles as their properly.
Mrs. Alma y. billiard tdenuneo
paIr OF glasses stolen from the 0s'ei
W II Johnson. who lives on the
seven Pines Line. claimed q bfacelet'
several rings a neck chain, seNeral ue
clasps and scarf pins, a pistol. -
- fou- ehirtwaist pins and three poch-
c.t-rfves Charles Beckner. one or the
/ bovs I'm custody. is his brother-in-laEs,
/ Young Beckner recently was returned
10 this city by the Philadelp MA pollC,
after they had picked him up IN th'
Ms Edna Gold Identified a pail
~ glasses a1 her property lhey We
stolen from the Mutual Builolng. "a
siso told The police that bracele
fquorr the loot belonged 10 anothe
nerson in the same building
b u u. Johnson. OF 1927 North IWen
. .,--seventh Street claimed pair
: I gold cuff links which the laos ma
stolen from the James River Furni'nr
! FACTORY IN Manchester.
- Ionzo had little 90 say az the near
a Inc beyond declaring that ne aid nc
: know that the valuables were stolei
= Young Nevln and Barker. hoWeNe
were emphatic IN their testimony
ere effect that he knew all the valui
Ihles they sold him were stolen. an
they said that they had been takir
iegveiry 10 him since last June.
Young Beckner. whose case IN u
4 ,..-,Ie Court was postponed yeste
ldav. today was sent 10 the reform
tory. All four boys were taken 10 q
reforrnatory today. but they VIII
brought back 20 testify against Lon
ID when his case IS brought before I
grand fury at the April term
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
TURKISH GENERAL
REFUSES TO SURRENDER
r.rT. OF TURKISH CITY CANNOT
BE MANY DAYS
OFF

VIENNA Special GENERA
,,,st-o Dirnitrieff. commander OF the
Is,,lrerian column at Kirk killesseh'
bas been sent 20 st. Petersburg 10
conclude a military treaty with lS .sL
"a N Is announced In a olspA1c"
tfceived here from Sofia
Tbe same dispatch stated that tl i'
- 90 a belgrade telegram says
tbst The foreign colony OF scutaFl has
been reduced 70 actual famine. So.
me Turkish commander IS sac - ~
the turkish deserters 20 nave 9eol 49, -
tbat he would see his men cue ~ On -
rfarvation rather than BurrenoeF ~
- Neutrality-suspicious. and SeTyians.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
HUNTINGTON WILSON
QUITS POSITION

WASHINGTON. ID. c. special
Assistant Secretary Of state Hun
tinrfou wilson resigned THURSDAY.
INC resignation was aceN tltei
Immediately by President wilson
TIr Chinc@e policy. a. out
fined by President Wilson IN -
rent statement s. gwen a. 1t'c
1000 for the resignation
- VVusnr also objected % tne
49, 20 rs~refHenr Wilson ln giving hir
r+aterneut on the Chinese qlesllo- Y.
the newspapers wlNnelN --n-.se
acting secretary lll' -- - -e.s IA
Hts letter &c the Presicent Fe1e Ii'
pa W. 7 consented. az the request
- a. R~vau. an1 in Difference 10
utzt 7 understood 20 re your Nl4sc-
- continue e. once for these lrN
n -~...t-- fr-rer. 7 believe ! was 1ueilne1
liz assuming that there would De n.
- 49, derarture from the practice q
|rrfs and other countries WHEREBY -
ttrcwledrs and experience OF ne -
-5ons orfcials % the foreign once "a
made use OF In the study cf great s-e7
lions q foreign policy -,
- haa M reason 20 suppose tflst
ne oaciaIs ou duty n TIE Departf1i e
- state wouic learn nrst rom 30
I -.auvrr.uers q q declaration OF poilss
800 / think. shows on IS race m
feru.rv q the consideration glFei
, - 80 f.csa and theories Involved y
ne failure clearly 20 appreheha "a
p motives leading 70 and me pufPo7e
- the policy superseded
e Il rae no reason 20 suppose tA1
e f.,a fate u NEGOTIATIONS when 20 tot
y 49, had tire studiOus attention OF n
J. fs-eser oflcers % six great DOW ei
J. v-crtIo be abruptly determined VII
= errr quite unnecessary nafte anp
- such an unuNlal manner l1e.
- r~eftcrg against which respecti- 81
rrotesf. ! feel vitiate my uncerHta ~
ing With nfr. Bryan and completely -
iiieve re % any further oblieatcn
= the premises
Z have always thought that ln ~
e. work Of adrancing the national y
fsereefs and promoting the %elfAre
i0fher raricns. the financial force
- sra r--ftet States could be rnarEnfl =
4fr some manner 20 present safe
s. united front abroad. whore - No-
he Ike the apex - a ui@nEie' q
seoui8 have a. isa base broad eQrat.
r. q opportunity. both for citizens 6
,et Flrfnr 20 invest aac Tor the nanke
a. deslrlrg 20 engage in these ciiiici
* and relatively risky ventures
~sarrr. however. that fhe corcluric
A. reached are exyre1sed upon or
adi grounds" !.
- gnsrnetiazefy rpcn receipt q g
Al letter President wilson wrote,
Allow me 20 ackrosFieoHe me
me- celpt 81 your letter ~ yesterday q
-r-tfo say that ] accept yCEr refi6nat
-. as yCu suggest a. of The present c1t
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
BANKERS ALARMED
BY PROPOSED Plan

WASHINGTON, d. C Special
r,,,bifc men were startled yesterday
TO learn that an effort - 10 pe hlaue
during the consideration OF currency
Hesitation ia the next CONGRESS 10
enrraft onto that measure a scnetne
Tor the guarantee OF national BANK
deposits. This would be the most
radical banking proposition since the
DAYS Of the greenback- -
The mere announcement o. - ~.
| contemplated action was sutficlen'
| yesterday 20 alarm conservative bank
\ ing interests. among whom the unahl,
| rnousiy expressed opinion was ina
such a plan would place a premium
on careless and lax banking methoos
/ as distinguished from conseEN3uF
and safe banking.
| An those who were in position y
/ know specifically whether such pLal
is in contemplation yesterday Genie
! any knowledge OF Il SccEelAL4
the Treasury McAdoo. VINO ou 80, !, |,
be consulted by the banking comm
tees OF the two houses. said that n
| tnevv nothing Of the matter ana sps
/ ciacalIv stated that Il had not pee
p brought 10 his attention.
owen Processes Ignorance.
Senator owen. chairman OF u
q | new Committee on Banking ana "
= ~encv- said he had talked with no o.
!. / about the proposed plan, ana neal
j. nothing OF IL and had no means
| knowing what might DC Tie tte"'
? the COMMITTEES OF the Senate, the cor
y u,fttee OF the House or the inoiNlou
rs members OF the two bodies
n Reprcsentative Carter Glass. chal
H. man OF the House Committee
p Ranking and Currency. said posluN
~ that no plan for the guarantee
hank deposits had come before elA
the committee or a subcommittee
though some OF the members or
subcommittee had made some
al o1,iries bearing upon the posi-
~ Generations OF such plan
While Nr. Glass did not care
.er he interviewed. ne voiced the opih
that the currency measure 70
be brought before the House WoUiu
=. framed aions general lines IN g
80 formfty with the well-knoWn We
80 ~ banking experts. economists
= students OF finance who were pr
ne we'll agreed on the basic prlnclpie'
- reformed currency system
"a Tho guaranteeing OF natona y
- denosits. Mr. Glass and some o'
- nublic men agreed. could be prope
md considered. ~ deemed necess
,,tr as an independent proposition; az
&c dino Congress cared TO consider
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
WOOLEY TO AID
TREASURER Nc ADOO

WASHINGTON, d. c. Special.-,-.
t,obert N. Nooley. OF Virginia, pron1too..g
viii receive the only iT tSytis,, skef az
,.anrseeial Assistant Secretary OF UNo
Treasury. rr....,~, NfcAdoo, 81
secretary OF the Treasury -io1' .,,,toir
- learned. desired TO OBTAIN
~--- ...is,erf 10 take charge or 49,
sernocs,rt 81 Work which has aeculn go
H. the department. In the .ase,t n
,.,v,,e~tsd 10 he made immediately. IL IL
o>f eeelstant secretary VIII pc
a n few moments later
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
WRIGHTs aAIR ROUTE TO
LONDON.

orville. who. with his brother the
late Wilbur Wright. says he IS now
irving 10 evolve a hydraeopiant wliio.i
viii travel across the ocean. ne pc
lieves he will perfect such macinne e
one that will make this seemingly IN
nossible trip inside OF forty hours.
The picture shows how one OF nc
machines would make the momentou {
trio AT lower left IS a photograph
OF a hydroaeroplane operator SHOW
inc how he is equipped with n liz
Dreservcr and other lhe-saving &c
vices when travelling over water.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
DOLLAR DIPLOMACY
N aANTc DOMINGO

WASH E(sTyN. ~. c. srJcsclat.--
rrrffef states 3over4lRrfy over r1rte
r,Cu,ingc ~ expecfec 70 b. TIE 61oject
81 TIE next statement ISSUED ~ f'feAt'
6enf Wlieoz- 49,.
4Fevf~e eirDoeed - ire Latin -Asneri-
90 sifeafion and Della Btttorttcl
~ rorrffe rfnx what - 20 - done ~
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
RESCUE PARTIES
SEARCHING RUINS

CALGARY, Alberta Special
RESCUE parties today searched the
ruins Of the Malcolm canning C oln-
ror,,,s niant at Medicine Hat, where
h was reported thirty men were buried
ard were believed 20 be DEAD.
A gas explosion, followed py nre'
late Yesterday destroyed the plant
The men were caught anu held py
falling tmbers that lEter We're D ut q ~.
Five bodies had been recovered at
6 O'Clock this morning.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
MAKE NEWS sERNICE ,y,rus

WASHINGTON. ID. c. SpeclAL.-
r,..r-~rntative Larerty. OF oregon, an,
- -.,-s fo,sav ne win Introduce a clll
- r,----,--.~ss making press assoclatlot ms
--..--S~,o6 carriers and compelling tseun
-, ~r-vt news 10 papers az rates 70 Dt
feternired hv the Interstate ~oii'---.' ~
Iarerty declined 20 retract his state
--.-.-.-ef,-,-i Record that "tns Associated
fS-eSs ant tie United Press Assoeia Voc
80 Owned By the money po.tts a.
.r-..-S ~ apology was ucn1 u404 pl
fSranF ~ Noyes. presiuent OF the Assn
rfafed Press
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
TRY CONGRESSMAN
FOR MISUSE OF MAIL

s.. LOUIS. MO- SPECIAL FoI-
- rcogreeFrnan Harry n. CoUdrey
A. ~, trfal Ia the Federal courts here
for alleged misuse OF the malls IL -
cbargea that ne used the mails 20 de-
fraud In connection with the aualrs
81 the Continental Life Insurance
Company and the Continental ERE e.. II
xurance Company. Taxing Oi @9N
rneny began today.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
EUROPE STILL
TALKS OF WAR

PARIS Special EuroDe's var
r,hr-forn Win not Gown The - ons
co~rezporEent o. The Lib-e fALroi
selegrzDhed THURSDAY t11t 1e -Al
learned On TIE best o. authority t--i
al the Ce-zzns n - foreign co-oly
there have beeD ORDERED 70 Boo
tSernsefxes In readiness Tor 3 rnobli-
natIcn urGeY.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
BANDITS MURDER
AND ROB RUSSIAN

WARSAW, RUSSIA Special
F,ardits today attacked the residence
81 Alexander Venolinslxy. a rich lano
owner in the Brubeshcvs<y dlstflct,
murdered Veloninsky and plunoereo
the mansion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
POPE Plus x IS
MUCH IMPROVED

ROME Special Although Pope
ri,,s n has left his bed and Insists
anon administering papai affairs OF
me church, Il was learned THURSDAY
that his condition Is still giving con
5idaerable anxiety 10 the Vatican pay
si-isns. Or. Amiel and DR.. Marchia-
fava g.
me newspaper Cc-riere Della SerS
.tates today that the Pope had ce.e-
brated a mass yesterday against the
orders OF his medical o0Ntsefs. Sno
49, tOie taken together with Other
duties ne Insisted upon performing
Greatly weakened him.
His Holiness has been advised q
90 TO the Venetian mountains TOT
/ change OF air and scene. hut ne VA
not listen 90 such proposition
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27

In Missouri IL was the hazer. not
the hazed. who was Killed. stili
stronger argument against the prac-
uce. We see IL differently. From our
viewpoint the killing OF the hszer ~
the best argument we have ever seen
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27

s,rto Domingo. where the Cnltes
states has planted dollar olp4oHi~Ss
noe deeply than elsewhere
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27
.possusf EFrNT N CITY
ETREET CAUSES sCAAff-fk

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Specis1.--
uvrr6 VS. received az the 2elice nt1--
cor TO-DAY frofn g woman i8e1nt ~
500 west Seventh street tn@< hAstS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-03-27

PHILADELPHIA. Speclal. mar -
f>nf,,crsftv OF Pennsylvania. attemptee
10 eat hfty eggs within the or!ei siSSs
OF sixty minutes az hts tratef nltS ,..1 ~ 7,
-s~e rrrs were beaten up Win "a
email quantity Of milk. making ln az
four quarts. and Reg" as ne rs Nn3e.l,
III college proceeded 20 drink tntlA
s.,c~ while his excited traternlt ~
brothers looked on. He had succce4eo
Ia settling down forty -nNe OF ire ~
3 .r~~e The window was open an,
"Reg~ dived for st. His stomach nae
revoited. 60, 10.
sos which he had wagereo-
The Keota news., 1913-03-21

Locomotive engineers sit for hours
at the throttle in . cramped position.
tho mind 10 taxed to the full limit, tho
body At . terrible strain. The per
centAge Of deaths from kidney disor-
der II very high among locomotive
engineers and 1t Is asserted that this
10 due In . large measure to the con-
tinual jar of the engine. With .
view to ameliorating these conditions
an inventor has contrived . portable
back rest made of canvas. which 10
attached to the seat, while the upper
end IL secured to coil springs. which
are hooked to the ceiling Of the cab.
The springs relieve the engineer Of
great deal Of jarrinE. permit him to
occupy . more comfortable position.
and consequently make him more en-
cient. particularly on long rnnA
The Keota news., 1913-03-21
SPORT.

The Northwestern Internatioaal
rowing regatta will be held 1T 0t.
Paul July 18 and 10.
In the closing hours Of the Indiana
Legislature, a racing commission bill
was passed by the Senate and sent
to the governor.
In one of the fiercest lightweight
fights ever seen in the Vernon arena
at Los Angeles. bud" Anderson Of
Vancouver and Knockout" Brown Of
New York, battled to q draw.
The Rocky Mountain basketball
championship was won at Salt Lake
by the University of Utah from the
University of Colorado, by the score
OF S5 to 16. This was the third game
of a series of three.
Gunboat Smith, the California
heavyweight, knocked out Bombardier
Wells, heavyweight champion of Eng
land, in the second round Of sched-
uled ten-round bout at Madison
Square Garden in New York.
Governor Stewart of Montana ap-
proved the Kiley boxing bill and
named a state boxing commission.
Under the law twelve-round contests
are to be permitted under the supcr-
vision of the commission.
The Keota news., 1913-03-21
PREVENTING THE paevEnrAs.e

PREVENTING THE PREvENTAelE.
1t II. OF course, worse than useless
to worry about unpreventable misfor-
tunes. 1t Is worth while. however. to
di1erentiate between the preventabie
and the unpreventable. It is equally
worth while to work for the preven-
vention of the preventable. And one
10 surprised to find how many OF the
losses and sufferings of mankind
might be prevented II proper time and
thought were given to them Losses
Of human life through unnecessary dis
eases. destruction Of food products
through preventable causes. sacrifices
Of property through avoidable fires
they constitute an appalling chapter
on social ineniciency. Only an approx
innate monetary value can be placed
upon human life. The insurance
companies make such estimates. but
they are convincing only when consid-
cred impersonally. To say that mil
lions are lost to the people Of Amer
lea through unnecessary dying.
through the ravages of preventable
diseases. is to state an economic fact
unfeelingly. It IL. none the less.
fact The property loss by nre In
the United States for 1s11-the latest
authentic figures obtainable - was
$226. 6.000. 900. And any expert will say
. majority OF those fires might have
been prevented by precautions OF
quite an ordinary character.
The Keota news., 1913-03-21

Former Governor John Burke Of
North Dakota is among the foremost
in President Wilson's consideration
for appointment to the position OF
treasurer OF the United States.
William Jennings Bryan. secretary
of state, departed Sunday night for
Lincoln. Neb.. to attend public cele-
bration OF his birthday. March 19. The
secretary will be away from his desk
for ten days.
Secretary Bryan and Ambassador
Jusserand exchanged ratifications OF
the convention approved by the Sen.
ate a month ago extending for term
of five years the Franco-American
special arbitration treaty of 1908.
President Wilson and Secretary Of
State Bryan were urged to take an ac-
tive part in q movement for the reli
gious uplift OF men in the District OF
Columbia Twenty ministers called
upon the President and secretary and
asked their aid in the movement.
It has been practically decided at
the Navy Department that two OF the
four battleships now stationed on the
east coast of Mexico shall be kept
there when the Atlantic fleet sails
from Guantanamo. Cuba, for Chesa
peake bay.
President Wilson sent these nomr
nations to the Senate: John Shelton
Williams of Richmond. Va. assistant
secretary of the treasury: Franklin D..
Roosevelt OF New York. assistant sec.
retary Of the navy; Beverly T. Gallo
way. assistant secretary of agricul-
ture: Edwin F. Sweet Of Grand Rap
Ids, Mich, assistant secretary OF COM
merce; James A. Edgerton of New Jer-
sey, purchasing agent of the postoffice
department.
The Keota news., 1913-03-21
WASHINGTON.

Uncle Joe Cannon cleaned out his
office. the one he has occupied almost
constantly for thirty-eight years. and
prepared to make his exit from public
life.
Jimmy Sloan, the secret service man
who has guarded Presidents for the
last ten years. was assigned by
Chief Flynn to be head of the secret
service detachment at the White
House.
The Keota news., 1913-03-21
FOREIGN.

]. p. Morgan reached Rome looking
weak and thin.
The sufragettes who again attempt
ed to hold a Sunday afternoon meet
ing In Hyde park were mobbed by a
crowd of 10000 persons.
Twenty persons were killed or Sc
riously injured by destructive cy-
clone in Buenos Ayres. The property
damage is very heavy.
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck. an Epis-
cipal missionary, left Fairbanks.
Alaska, with three companions to
make q nattempt to reach the summit
OF Mount Mckinley.
Three hundred Albanian inhabitants
of Liuma. in the Turkish province Of
Kossovo. were shot and killed without
trial by Servian troops. according to
a dispatch from Uskup.
Three works by Raphael. the great
Italian painter. have been discovered
at Perugia, Italy. One is a large orna.
mented fresco, which is an undoubted
early masterpiece of the master.
President Gomez has vetoed the
amnesty bill. He took this action aft
er a conference with the members Of
his cabinet. the president of the SEN
ate and the speaker Of the House, at
which there was long discussion Of
the note from the State Department
at Washington to the Cuban minister.
Senior Rivero.
Emilio Aguinaldo, the former leader
of the Filipino insurgents. expects
soon to visit Canada with q party of
representative Filipinos in order to
study the working connection between
the dominion and Great Britain.
The Japanese diet adopted the gov.
ernment budget by close vote-1S6
to 1S1. The total ordinary revenue is
estimated at $265, 5,S0O.S25. and the ex-
traordinary revenue $27,5OO,000.
Against these the ordinary expendi.
lures 100000 and the extraordi-
nary expenditures are $81.500.00o.