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eRseiai Muaast ssrxies.

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 WASHINGTON. l'ov. a7 Al k moi harmonious in the tlemorntk ranks In regard to the administrations cur- iency reform measures. Some of tn" members of the senate are getting hot under the collar at what they term the schoolboy treatment they are re- cetying at the hands of President Wilson. The desire. or practically the, order. of the president that thcr' should be no Thanksgiving holida, ; unless his currency hiii was attended to has struck some of the democratic senators as d little too drastic. AS one of them nut 1t. the senate is old enough now to know when it wants holiday and when it don't.
 At meeting of tile slcniWrats this morning the caucus decided to rema in in session as the president desired hu: R good many of the democratic scna- tors have announced their intention of going homo for Thanksgiving and n they carry this purpose out ani are joined by the republican and pro- gressfve senators there will not he .. quorum present for business md un. less the president sends after tho re- calcritant members and brings them back under arrest 1t will he impossihl" to transact any business.
 All k not welt with The new cur rency bill in any event as despite thc decision of tho democratic caucus to
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,tnaM;NE. NW. :.. X protest has i"'rn rrccivcd ny the German author
 itirs from tho 1,mssian government on account uf the German military com mission which is now in Turkey for iic oStrusiblc purpose of studying the
 hat tirGrOunils of the late war between that country and thc allies. The Rus si:,ns charge that in reality this com : mission is cngHGcd in the r.OrGaniz,- tion "f the Turkish army.
 That Gcrmany has had an interest In Turkisi, military matters for many years has been common Knowledge to ,lr .thrr Er.,i pnwcr~. For yrars ,mfur. the last great war German of-
 ti.rrs lm, l.vn employed as instruc-
 tors in ihr army of the sultan and ,hw entire tcfenses of the Dartlincllc aud the city of Constant tinoplc wcrs'
 under ihr dirytlum of exports fiUm inc German army.
 it Mas a bitter blow tU the ctnlMrUr and (" the German military system when ih. Turks made such po0r
 showing against thc allies hut Ger nn,ny served her fnco ny charging that the fault lay in the lack of patriotism of tho Turkish tr"nps and mt in the Urrmnn system.
 It seems now that the government of Turkey has arranged for tho par- chasa If . complete modern equIp-
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for thr purchase "f a s,agoing N'ss''l of light draft to hr iis,'d far ti, I',r pose. or patrUlling Alaskan watriS an'' ( enforcing the alien fisheries laws.
 The department als" uurI"'s"s |" ru,,ii ono light draft lug and six fast motor boats for this scrNicc and aS sion a rigid patrol will he estnblfhc.i and all foreign vessels which are Nn- lating thr law by taking fish from ill' waters of Alaska will hr driven com the .rs,st r sontls,at"d.
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cONSTlTuTlONALIST VICTORY
 DEm0RAl HE'S MEXICO CITY

Should this happen Villa will elect alist party.
 himself president when he reaches the
 ...piimi and 1t is probable that the
 present federal supporters wili be di
 vis..i imtwrrn villn and Carranxn and
 thut the fight for the possession of
 the .In.luments of the federal oflices
 will cont inuc with Villa on the inside ,.d t'arranxa again leading the op- position in the field.
 4 state of terror exists tn the city r Hmrta is making arrests right ant !, 1t .tn, "niy the breath W suspicion, is needed L" cause even the highest .''.," officials [" ic thrown into prison t'Girss ' ilia's advance can he check cd before ir reaches his objective which Is this city. ih" present got |. rriin,"nt will surely fall. Commercial interests have about given up hope "f peace as even the capture
 nf the capital by viiin will not brini. an end to the war for if he throws Ctrr,nz, and the r0nst tiut iOnalist cause over. which seems in he, Il fore gone conclusion there. will he n" stop ,,in. of host ilitks.
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 MENiCO CITY. Nov. 27.-The great .s, excitement prevails here and ilr' wii.,..s, rumors are flying about th' ci.y In regard to the victory w"n over tl,c federal forces by the rebel kadel Villa near Juarex.
 1t is reported on good authority tha. the demoralixation of the federal ..rmy which was sent after Villa under the command of General Salazar is conn plete and that not one regiment or the force remains intact. Ail rein. ,hr army of the north have been or tleretl tO cease their advance and awu.l orders. There seems io he a fn,r,lysis of the machinery of the war office and these troops which are scattered ..l,n,: ., line sevral hundred miles In extcn. gre being left without orders.
 h seems now that the entire federal force will br concentrated for the de frnsc of the national capital hut th.' are facing a very seriou.. situation nx their troops ars' scattered and no one can tell what effect this victory of the rebel commander will have on the loyalty of tho men in th. field.
 should a ma ajority of the federal
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support 1t many of the senators on aCaviccs from their home state are in- ginning to find many Jaws in the proposed legislation and some of ines" legislators would he glad of delay which will enable them to get inor, tn touch with alt cf thc provisions of the new law and with tie feelings "f their constituents in regard to 1t.
 tion would adhere to it's plan Of per- hitting no Thanksgiving recess ani would try to force the. lcgislatinn
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regiments now in the field follow tho example Of the men defeated by vilE. In the fighiin around J,arez and cast their lot under the rising star of th,' r,.I,cI leader the way tO Mexico City will lm practically left open for llh' ntivanre nf the latcrs army.
 liucrta and his advisors arc afraid tu send any troops from the defense's or the capital to try and reOrganize th.' fleeing army of SalaxMr as none nay trust the loyalty of the men ",n'. tin> are. uwuy from tue immediate pres ,f,, of .i.. federal str'nEh"i'i. l., this serious state of affairs il %rnl, probable that all of the tr,,Ops stil! remaining loyal to tho existing g'W rrnncnt will br drawn in towards thi.' city and that tho last stand of iln. federal army will he made here.
 iinerta has announced that he w'r assemble every loyal soldier in il" country between the capital am' Ntlii's advance aud will himself talk command of the troops and halt th' rebel leadcr.
 In view "f the fact that tho "ntir army "f ilc dictator has hecn without pay for some months tt is doubted ti Iiuertu can rely on a sufficient for,
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VILLAS VICTORIOUS VETERANS
 CELEBRATE ROMAN TRIUMPH

horse In front of his stan in truly Nupoleonic manner with one hand thrust into the breast of his proba- h.y stolen .sn,t and with shoulders ben, frowncd ut the regiments as with cheers for their invincible leader they swung by the little knoll of raised ground which marked the reviewing point
 1T t had not been for the dead back upon ihe three days battlefield an.l th.. ~,d string of wounded which the American red cross was transpOrting across the international border th. whole performance would have seemed like some gigaD- tic poke. But with that pain ri.i.ien column of stretchers and improviscd amhui:,nces winding out over tue trail all the laugh MAS taken from the scene and one could bu: W on.lcr at the power of two such men as Hucrta and Villa to keep blood brothers at the task of hutchery when there was nothing to bc gained by any save the leaders
 His rcview "f triumph over Vill, entered the town and with his stan procccdcd to his temporary headauar- torx
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,r,i .ic,or.,iinis stolcL from federal officers and ii only needed %eptr> and ..hari.h [" complete ih" picturc oT ancient Rome.
 marched his battle scared legiOns and In their midst. .a very detectcd and very much frightened rnrps If dis armed federal prisoners trudged ia grace the victory. There were over : thousand oC these weary federal s"l- ,iirrs h,i their time nf trihuiation WI! be shor lived SIS hy tomorrow they will :.Il probably lr enlisted under thc vi,tnrin,,s banner uf Villa and will bc .harin. in the loot and del,auchcric ,f the rebel soldiers.
 Just hfarr tn" outskirts hf Inc city were, reached Villa and his stan N l,crl.d asi,i.. .ind ti" ragged r"liiinn of r..ini ir,mI's attempted marcl. ,r,st with some show T military fnrlnat i"n. To ihr press correspond : cnts who viewed this evolution from, the side lines the famous painting of E.Im,lsn reviewing the cavalry of the guard was brought |" mind and tt al' most seemed that Eila himself had seen that wonderful canvas and was attempting [" initiate tho attitude of thc great c"i,,uor,r. for hc sat hts
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NAVY WOULD = ::::
 STORE COAL
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 WASHINGTON. Nov. eT.--An ex- trcmciy novel plan for the storage and Er.section of coai for the us. If the United s'iates navy is advancel :a she anbual report "f Inymaster lcrcF.l Cowie In charge of the navy supply stations.
 This officer recommends the imme- dh,tr construction at San FranciscO uf an immense under water storagc plant for coai which will be capable of holding three hundred thousand tons of coal to meet the future de- mands of the navy when. tho Panama canal Is opened.
 In speaking of the question of aup- plying tho navy with coal from the Alaskan coal fields tho raymaster General said that as yet no accurate report could bc made on this subjecr as there was not enough definite in- formation nt hand In rcgnrd to tho availability of this coal for naval pur- poses.
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.I. t'tSa'. Nov. 36 Like a victor drrrs "f General i'.,nci" Ntit'. ex- inmii, and murderer. marched int' .iu u,r"z ihis afirrn""n. flushed with ,b,i: uiumpn and ready for another one ,rf tI. commanders forty-right men after each victory.
 t.>i.lnii, Nilla has nn ry" for tn town at ilic head of his ragged army of .onst iui i"nalists iMrin"k largely of ilr theatrical.
 The troops were, formed "n f'" plain outside the city with regiment "f cavalry whhh had I""'n hastily put in,n ,.,,Iur,rl federal uniforms :tnd m,niri.d ,ni th,. i,orssS of the ill-fat- d,.,v"r,ri |" si>r ii" federal right wing two days ago in the lead.
 i:rhind these h"rs",nan came Villa and his stan and the general. wlr. iip intil this tin,,. has lms.n con tent |" wear ,h" simpl" duck coat and troGS.rs .f Il rInchcr" had deckcd himself ont in q C"nglomcratc uniform which was mostly white pii'm"s and I red sash. On his hr.,st sparkled scv-
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PRESIDENT KANE
 WILL RETIRE
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 SEATTLE. Nov. 27.-It was an- nounced from the board of trustees of the University of Washington to- day that President Thomas F Kane would retire from the university at the end of the present college year.
 Dr. Kane has beer president of the University of Washington since 1sos and when he came to Washington from Olivet college.
 President Kane graduated from Dc rauw university In eighty three and from John Hopkins in Baltimore lat CT. He was professor in several col- IeEcs before coming to the University f Washington.
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RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
 PROTESTS TO GERMANY

nl.ni for an army of huff u million men and that Germany is tU supply this together with several hundred Krupp guns and that nt the same time experts from the Gcrman general staff have been detailed to the duty of com plctcly r.organizing the Turkish trss,ps and will he given commands in the higher grades of the army.
 .\s Turkey lies just across the bor- der from southern Russia that coun- try sees serious military menace tO herself in this activity and espec- ially the fact that so many Ger man nfIiccrs are brinE admittedf tc the Turkish servi.r. It means the entire Decentralization of the forces oi the ottoman cmpirr md the alignment of the cntirr Turkish army on the side Uf Germany In case of troubls between that country and Russia With Germany dominating the Turks Russia forsa.s that should war come bctweru the former country and her. self that she would lc obliged to fight both Germany and Turkey.
 It is not thought that tho Russian protest will bc needed.
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vnnce of his advisary.
 Among the wild rumors that arc c,.rrrnt in the streets and cafes is one [. the effect that before the rebel army tights the last buttle for the p"s - session "f i,m capital Huerta will b. on his way l." Paris. The enemies . [ th,. p,vsi.lcnt are c,,gnixant uf these plans and will make every effort t'' ,ui ofY th.. retreat 0f the present ruler shu,il,l h.. attempt tn i.,v" Mcxi,' City f"r Vera t'ruz.
 Many ..rSiwhitr suI,I"'rtrrs "f tt'' I,r..s.in iin',inht~ni "f the executive chair l,, Irrlmring to leave the cit! :.nd il they ran rvatl" Ifu"rta's spies will inin Niil, in th,. field in order t.' la' "n 'h" whiting si.i" when thc final ",. .,..inw of th. present :,lIninistra . ii", takes pI:rr.
 Ii k said here thai should Villa cap ,u. il.. president he will he shO, immediately without oven the formal ut nf :i trial
 l. k ,ls" reported that Villa is pre- ,r,rirv u break with t'arranza tn real iu.i. m the constitutional gON . .,. ,n..m .,nd that with his present popularity with tltr ~'ldicrs he will i,id liith. difficulty in lis,'lacing tha,
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DEMOCRATS SPLITTING
 0W CURRENCY QUESTION

througI, the senate before any moro of thu men sworn i" uphold th" tnc,s ,st,rr get c"i,i fect.
 Whil,. tl,r d,.,n,mr;ttic caucus ,trhi- ,d tu rema in and vote on the pr"si dents bill there is q feeling that ai lines and that a delay. if nothing nor serious. win he. sought by som" "f th' senators.
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SHORTAGE
 IS DISCOVERED
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0H0Vtot SODUWs OSsv'S~
 vANCOUCER. S.N. 2c. \ shortage. Of four thousand dollars w:,x today discovered in shipment of gold r,uat,' from Portland to the lh"minhnn rr,,s, Company of this city.
 The g0id wus done up In packages of two thousand dollars r,cl, and .Ylr:l packase was wrapped separately hl canvas. The entire shipment wns ot ten thousand dollars ~ that thcr. were i've packages In he sealed lcs.ih CT bag when 1t was registered a, the express OfIicc In Portland.
 The bag had apparently nut bceM tanpered with ar opened in transit ansl vet when examined la Iln. point Of destination it wus found that two 0f the packages wcrs. missing.
 Expert bank detectives from both this place and Portland have been put on the case and the express meS- scngers who handled the gold are ai' being watched.
 The lifting of this amount. from sealed bag without apparently dis turbing the marks ar souls seems i'm, possible but the goid is gone.
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WILL PROTECT
 ALASKA
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 WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.TlIc rom- rlaintx In regard to Russian and Jap anrsc fishermen invading Alaskan Wal tcrS in search of halibut havc become su frequent and uf such q positive crnmrnt is scr,,usly considering talking some steps for the protection of the industrics carried On by her own ciii' 2cns along this line.
 ssccrctary Rctlficli has included In his annual report Il request for ui.
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THANKSGIVING eALL.

Just the thing after the ThanlEsgiv. ing dinner Auxiliary ball. A. R. hall. g o'clock. Tickets |? at Roses Candy kitchen.
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Bell players having Eagle bsssesn suite kindly rsturn same to Geo. E. omen as econ e possik's.
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THANksolvlNo sALL.

Thanksgiving ball 1t A. il hall next Thursday nIght. Dancing at s:se. Tickets ss.oo at Rosss Candy Iritchsn.
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co TO THE NORTH POLE Bakery fer the best broad and pastry The eWly Coffee House in town.
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Mrs. 6artietts dancing class ever, Friday at 6 ?. m. at K. X. hall.
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Ice cream and candies fresh every
 day. Leave your erdsrs fer yeue Thanksgiving ice crsaw as early ss possible at the Ress Candy Sters.
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WANTED Cooking for family. camp. or by the day. Phonc Pioneer 1gloo.
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Roasted Turkeys at oliver's Barrel Bar.
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Baby sisishs. baby beds. high chairs. nursing bottles, everything at Holt's.
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TNG NEW EAGLE. Tho heme e sesaioht whiskeys.
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Roasted Turkeys at OIivsr's Barre Bar.
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wsArnIR IMPORT.

November ss. lsls. Temperaturs- -ltaxy ls; min. !. Isarometsr- -ss.sf Inches. weather Clear. . Wind NE. 2 miles per hour,
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The Madisonian., 1913-01-01
RICHMOND KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l, 1913.
TAFT FEARS THE HAGUE
SPECIAL BOARD TO FIX TOLLS 10
HIS PLAN.
Settlement Of Dispute BY Two Nations
Urged BY President.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington.-President Taft is will
Ing to submit to arbitration the ques-
tions at issue between Great Britain
and the United States over Panama
Canal tolls, but he does not favor arbi-
tration by The Hague Tribunal.
This fact became known upon the
presidents return from New York.
Although he has not yet given the
matter of tribunal much thought, the
president probably would prefer a spe-
cial board of arbitration, composed of
an equal number of citizens of the
United States and Great Britain.
Such was to be the composition Of
the arbitratal court he proposed to
settle any vital question arising be-
tween nations when he spoke In be-
half Of the arbitration treaties. The
president has expressed to friends the
view that at The Hague all Europe
would be against this nation, and that
the moral pressure on the court would
be enormous because all Europe Is in
terested in Panama tolls just as much
as is England.
In a court on which only Great Bri-
tain and United States were represent
ed, 1t is argued, there would be much
greater chance of a fair decision Sew
eral Democratic senators have voiced
the opinion that special tribunal be
created to arbitrate this dispute.
The Madisonian., 1913-01-01
GALE RACES ON THE COAST
Norfolk and Newport News Isolated
by storm-ships Sink at Sea-
Freight Destroyed.

Washington. Jan. 6.-The south At.
lantic coast states Friday were In the
grip of a terrific wind and rain storm,
which worked havoc with shipping
and cut of the cities Of Norfolk and
Newport News. All land wires lead.
ing out Of the cities were destroyed.
Before the last two went down a tele-
graph operator In Newport News re-
marked that the gale was so terrific
that the waters of the James river
surged up into the lower parts OF the
city with the violence of a small tidal
wave.
The navy wireless sent out unan.
swered calls to the ships Of the Allan
tic feet gathering In Hampton roads.
Anxiety was felt for the safety OF tor.
pedo boats In the narrow sea way.
Launches and small boats from the
warships which attempted landings
were swamped. Large quantities of
freight on the piers were swept into
the sea. The beaches about the Vir.
ginia capes were strewn with wrecks
Of small craft.
The Madisonian., 1913-01-01
ROCKEFELLER WILL TESTIFY
OH Masnate Accepts Service to Appear
Before the PuJo Money investi-
Qating Committee.

Washington. Jan. 6.-The end of the
long search for William @. Rockefel-
Ter, Standard Oil magnate. wanted
as a witness before the money trust
investigating committee, came Friday
when Chairman Pujo was notified by
Rockefeller that he would accept serv-
ice
The search has lasted since June.
and for the last few weeks has cost
the public at least $500 a day.
1t was arranged that Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter will appear before the committee
on January 13.
Rockefeller's decision was communi-
Gated to Chairman Pujo through At
torney Samuel Untermyer. counsel
for the committee, and House Ser
geant-at-Arms Riddell. both of whom
are In New York.
Mr.. Pujo would not discuss the
terms Of Mr.. Rockefeller's surrender.
II terms were made by the Rockefel-
Ter lawyers. Details Of Mr.. Rockefel-
ler's agreement to appear before the
committee we're left to Mr. Unter-
myer, although there were frequent
telephone conferences between the
chairman of the committee and its
counsel during the day.
The Madisonian., 1913-01-01
COAL OUTPUT IS GOOD
WESTERN COUNTIES CoNTRI
Butte MORE THAN HALF
OF TOTAL.
Work Has Been Greatly Hsmpered b,
Lack Of Cars-output for This
Year Should Reach Much
Higher Figure.

Frankfort.-Kentuck coal output
for 1912 was 100000 tons. accord
ing to a report of the United Geolog-
ical Survey. 1t says:
"The development in what is known
as the Elkhorn coal field, in south
eastern Kentucky, which have been ac-
lively pushed during the last two
years, are expected to be in full run
ming order in the spring Of 1913, and
will swing the major. production of
the state from the western to the
eastern district. Up to the present
time the larger part of the production
has been derived from the western
counties, and in 1912, out of an esti-
mated output of 100000 tons, the
western counties have contributed
over half, or say 100000 tons, as
compared with 6,500,O0O tons from the
eastern counties.
"The whole state has suffered from
car shortage in 1912, but it was espe-
cially felt in western Kentucky,
where, in December, the car supply
on the Louisville & Nashville railroad
was only So per cent of the needs, and
ON the Illinois Central railway barely
40 per cent. From April l to May Is
an agreed suspension Of mining oc-
Cured in the organized districts Of
western Kentucky. which affected
about 5000 men,"
The Madisonian., 1913-01-01
FALLS DEAD OF FRIGHT,

Uniontown, Pa.-When Mrs. w. e.
Johnston, 30 years old, wife of a
wealthy farmer of Cheat Haven, was
in her home with her one-year-old
daughter man, armed with a re-
volver, appeared at one of the win
dows and demanded that she open the
door. Instead of complying the wom-
an barricaded the door.
Just as the man broke open the
door Mrs. Johnston fell dead on the
floor. at the same time crushing her
little daughter to death.
A short time later officers arrested
w. II. Simmons. who was found In the
vicinity Farmers attempted to take
Simmons from his captors, but were
unsuccessful. although he was rough
ly handled and required medical at
tention when brought to the Union.
town Jail.