davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1914-06-12
Tun1ulty Places
Ban on Cats

Joseph Patrick Tumulty, secretary TO
the President. does not mind cat or
two around the house. but he objects
to dozen or so making their abiding
place about the scene of his slumbers.
and for this reason the lease for his
summer cottage at Avon-by-the-Sea. n.
j.. expressly stipulated that the vicin-
ity, shall be free from felines.
Last summer Mr.. Tumulty was great
ly annoyed by the pussies which gath
cred at night about his seashore home.
He tossed about on the bed many
a night listening. or trying to avoid
listening. to the yowling felines on the
back fences. and he then decided that
things would be different this season.
In his letters to the real estate
agents. Mr.. Tumulty insisted that the
no-cat clause be put in any lease he
signed. One agent agreed, and now the
Presidents righthand man is looking
forward with pleasure to the week
ends by the sea
The Washington times., 1914-06-12
Continued from First PageD

Continued from First PageD
:" and Alice \. Keller for ground ia
ken and damages on account of con-
dcmnation in square SIS 900
Roads and Streets.
Suburban Roads-rhe House agreed to
the Senate amendment. except in the
case of Connecticut avenue, Tilden
street TO Pierce Mill road: Sixteenth
street Montague street to Military road
Park road. Fourteenth street, 10 Sher-
nIan avenue: Eleventh street, Columbia
load 10 Park road; Lawrence street,
Sixteenth street to Eighteenth street;
Audubon street. Albemarle street TO
Bread Branch road
Repairs of streets and avenues-The
Senate gave way, and thus knocked out
its amendment to repave with asphalt
Seventh street northwest, from New
York avenue to . street.
Bridges-The House accepted an
amendment for surfacing with asphalt
the approaches on both sides of the
highway bridge, 5000. The senate re
ceded from amendment for alteration OF
Pennsylvania avenue bridge across
Eastern branch.
Sewers-The House agreed to increase
the amount for suburban sewers to
S190, 900.
streets-The Senate receded from its
VI SO,SNv loi oiShdSc Va
uniforms for street cleaners.
The House agreed to an increase of
81 .0O0 in the item for necessary Incl
dental expenses.
The House agreed to an amendment
carrying $3.50 for investigating and re-
porting on collection and disposal of
barbage and other city waste.
Bathing Beach-The House agreed 10
Senate amendments for the bathing
beach: Superintendent. $500; watch
man. $3.50: supplies and maintenance,
$3.50; for repairs TO buildings and pools
and upkeep of grounds, l,5Oo.
Public scales-The Senate receded
from its amendment providing that
fees received for use OF public scales
shall be paid to the collector CT taxes
and covered to the Treasury.
Playgrounds-The House agreed to an
amendment for wading pools and to an
increase fsom 5000 to 81. 1870 for MAIN
tenance, equipment. supplies. and so
forth.
The House agreed to an amendment
for swimming pools, shower baths. etc,
$50 for the Rosedale and Howard
Fairgrounds: also to an amendment Of
The Washington times., 1914-06-12

the blood by increasing
the circulation and awak-
ems the torpid liver: as,
sists in digestion anu
tones the system. enab-
ling every organ to do
its work properly and
fully. 1t Is sold by ali
druggists in 5Oc anu
$1.00 sizes. Free sample
and booklet II you ad-
dress Warmers Safe
Remedies Co.. Dept. II
". Y-Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-06-12

Ambrose receiyership funds o. the build
ing association were deposited event
uallV in the United States Savings Bank,
had first hcen del osited in another bank.
ne did not remember what hank. Mr..
McI'Sy asked Il there was not COun-
ter Signature agreement and Mr.. De
Lashmutt said :here was such an agree
nent made some time after the bond
was executed. He aid not recall. how
ever, that he had CounterSigned any OF
the Ambrose receivershir checks. and
he admitted on gIilIin~ by M. Mccoy,
that re had nc: investigated at the
l,n.teG States Savings Bark to see whe-
ter ambrose che i:el Uat money with
out the counters GnHtuiy of De Lash
mutt
Did you ever make, any investigation
Ct any kind TO Sc auvut the checking
account at the bank
No. said De I-aShu:utt.
Did he keep an account as receiver
anywhere else?''
Il do not know
What are your dut;es.with the bond
ing company"
Il handle the VI ashinston office. AS
l have exp aimed. nave nothing TO do
with the handling ui Claims
Did Ambrose tell you he had lost
any money through Endorsements? >"
asked AiT. MCCuN.
Il cannot recall. one way or the
other
did curiositg cause YOU to ask II
Judge Wright had ;sOrten some OF the
money!"
Partly curiosity"
You asked Anbrosr whether he was
short, and he said h was
''Wfat alse?'
I asked him wher' the money had
gone and he said bISh living
Did you ask him what the nigh liv-
ing ~as?"
Did ven ask hi mif he had an auto
Il knew ne had an automobile
On Another Bond.
Congressman Beall asked Mr. De
lashmutt il his company had gone on
the tsnd for William Z. Ambrose in
any Ctker case except the building and
loan reCeiyership. Dels sshmutt said he
thought there wee two or three other
bonds on estates handled by Ambrose
Did you have TO put up something
on any of these bonds?' asked Con-
gressman Beall.
Yes. on one other. I think"
What was the other bond that you
put W for?''
I do not knew which one. The
amount was about $40. ] 90 not re-
member the estate
This $4,000. then. covered only the
building and loan natter"
Il think so.''
Did anybody ever talk Of taking this
matter to the, District Attorney
Il do not know"
Did you hear that some OF these
contributions were made on the under
standing that Ambrose would not be
prosecutor"
II did not hear that"
who told you Mr.. Darlington con-
tributed S5,000?"
'I think Mr. Easby-Smith'
When did the company have to put
this $40 you speak OFF,
Sometime last week"
The two bond matters were adjust
ed at the same time?
About two days apart
Did the question of Ambrose's
fidelity to his trusts come up first in
the building and loan CAGE or the $40
case?"
"The building and loan case came up
first"
The Washington times., 1914-06-12

.dies Co. Dept. I'll. Rochester.
The Washington times., 1914-06-12
Sentence Cuban for
Duel With American

HAVANA. June E-HannibaI Mesa
the wealthy Cuban, who killed Rudolph
Warren an American. in a duel In
April, 1918. was sentenced toda, to
eight years and one days confinement
within the limits Of Neuva Corona. Isle
OF fines. He will begin 10 serve M.
sentence in three days.
Mesa was ordered to pay $1,000 in
demnity to Warren's heirs.
The Washington times., 1914-06-12

Arundel county, and Sheriff Iotee are
Cross-exaDlininG William u EeI, a bar
tender at Oscar a. Eiehls shore resort
where tic couple were served with drinks
on THURSDAY night
John Rice. the colored cook on
Reese's boat. who was discharged
Thursday, and who was arrested by
the police as a witness yesterday, also
will be examined by States Attorney
Green
The Washington times., 1914-06-12
WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of CO.
lrmbia-Fair. slightly cooler tonight:
Saturday unsettled and somewhat
cooler.
s:Sland-Fair. slightly cooler to-
night; Saturday unsettled and some
what cooler.
Vfrgin:a-Unsettled tonight and Sat
urday; probably local thunder showers:
somewhat cooler In north portion.
The temperature today as registered
az the United States Weather Bureau
The Washington times., 1914-06-12
Diseased Kidneys Poison Blood
How to Tel Whether YsR Blssd b ImDrssnased

Since the kidneys are of such deli
cate structure and so inadequately
supplied with sensitive nerves, they
are quite susceptible to disease As
their function Is to remove impur-
tiles. any disorder affecting them ,af-
fects the whole system. Unmistak-
able symptoms of diseased kidneys
are when you arise in the morning
with dull, aching pains in your back
and feel as IL your nights rest had
not refreshed you; when you are
weak. depressed. nervous or irritable;
IL your head aches. spots appear be-
fore your eyes or noises ring In your
ears. and your appetite Is poor, thirst
excessive, complexion sallow; II you
have indigestion, blliousness, rheu-
matte pains and have lost flesh rap
idIy-all these symptoms are due to
unhealthy working of the kidneJs.
To make your kidneys healthy and
strong you should lose no time IN
taking Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Remedy. 1t acts oenenciaily
on the delicate tissues of the kidneys.
stirnulates the diseased parts. purihes
The Washington times., 1914-06-12

TIDE TABLE.
High tide ......l1:2S a m. and 1l:5o p. m.
Low tide ..... 5:25 a m. and SIS p. M.
Sun TABLE.
Sun rises....... 4:36 Sun sets........ 72}
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27

iI be prepared for field ser.ice aid the organizations have reported "aii ready" to a man. Thpse companies of | the stute guard which were below par as to enlisted strength have been filled |, the limit of men allowed hy law and every regiment of the guard IF, at lis moment reudy to take ihe ti"l' with full war strength.
 TI,c entire force of Hangers has iscn m"bolized un the border and I! the Texans Invade the republic "f Mexico thrse men will repeat he n.- war ie,w"rn the states and MrNi. ! and ihc i.:al the advance.
 It ild moi take ti,e Washington au- ,h"r'ti-s long O get an answer m ,' th" governor of Texas in answer to order, in fact the entire telegraph ..ys,' m WAS practically turned over lh ,h' government for several hours and m private messages were received or scnt until the Tcxas furry was clear ed up.
 <. rretary Bryan wired io thn heliic. rr.. nI ',pvcrnor that under no circum- stances must m armed force from Tcxas ,ntrr Ncxico. or even one armed soldier .a the uniform "f inc slitc anr' Ii,lt nnv surl, action as an in- vaai"n "i Mexico hy tlic tr"oi,s II Texas w"iid he practically an ac; "f rchrllion "n the part "f Tcxas against tEc United States.
 The telegram from the secretary "f state was followed Immediately hy olc from President Wilson in which tho warning nf tho secretary of state was repeated and which said that Inc or dcring of the state trnops "f Texas into Mexico by the governor would !" involving that official in a rcspon sihllity that hc was in no position [" assume.
 The tone of the presidents telegram to the governor was such tlnt it im- piled that if the wishes "f the federal government were m, complied with and that if Texas undertook |" settle affairs in Mexico on her own hook she might find herself in Il position m re- b,llion ugainst the authority f inc I-,iicd States and would hc treated as
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
Ex-LIEUTENANT BECKER
 LEAVES DEATH HOUSE

ht4,use Il is believed that i'cckrr has b'cn near enough t0 the death clnlir within the past few months (" n";S t II nll that M knows abomt ihr sys- im uf underworld graft that obtains il. the political corrupt police svtcm uf New York.
 He will he kept in prison many months yet while the new trial and perhaps yet another trinl is ,lrTGgri thi iuugh with. hut for the present the "chair'' is not waiting and he will moi bc living in the death house. There is a chance and that Ia why there was a smile on Bccker's face md Il happy light tn the eyes of the devoted little wnman who sat bcitlc him today when tho great touring ear swung away from the prison
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27

the gambler Rosenthai rode from tho prison with his wife beside him. her hand in his. l:e,;tiisr hc WAS not the irstie;,tor hui the unI Becker is gn- In. to have II new trial and if hh tells all that he knows and helps ." C rri,t the inner ring of the graft kings perhaps he will have other rides over the hills of New York with his wirr h"sidc him i nan automobile but thc w.nnau wl," k today mourning tho husband that l:rckcr ordered murder cd because "hc knew too much" will never again ride with her husband he side the stately Hudson.
 I:cckrr has bcen granted new trial because there Is "ncw evidence" that always handy thing for criminal lawyer to have about the place and
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
Special Nugget Service.

pSSlNINt;. Y. Y. Feb. 27..--put from
 under the shi,low "f the death house.
 ut into ihr bright sunlight of Il clear
 cold winter day. with thc snow lying
 pure and white oii tlic hills and fields nnd with ihc kr-cavrrcd Hudson
 between thr r,wk ribbed rnllisadcs.
 with the frosty uIr of the crisp early
 morning stitsing the prison r,lnr into the ipscy glow of health. With his
 wife beside him in the ai,iomohilc. The
 wife who has sn lcvotrlly stood Ivy
 him and fought his battle today cumc
 eX-Policc Lieutenant Ecckcr the man
 who murdered a gambler to keep from
 having police grail in New York cX-
 posed.
 Becker was heinz taken back to the
 city where once he ruled a precinct
 with an nutocratic hand that was
 equal to the rule of any ear Back to the city where when he said the
 word tn his henchmcn gamblers and other breakers of the law af the city and tho state paid int" the 'fund' the thousands of dollars which went to tho fattcninE of t,t" purses of Inc Tommany officials.
 Police lieutenant was a king in his precinct and murder was dOnc at his slightest nod as money was paid at his slightest intimatlon that 1t would he acceptable and yct Rocker was only T tcol Only onc of the smaller coEs in thc great whlrling wheel of graft that spun faster md faster in tho local machinery of tho grcat city. Becker was nut into certain place and given Il certain per- cent of the "rakc orr for doing his share of the collecting nn,, for carrying out tho orders nf the men higher up. That is why today the man who has already been sentenced to death in tho electric chair for the murder of
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
TEXAS IS NOT SATISFIED

that he will send his rangers acroas the border for the purpose of forcing whoever the American government recognizes as in power in that part of Mexico tO surrender thc murders anG ab,iuctors to his force
 Governor COiquitt has already re- ccived the warning tclcgTams frnn'
 'r,'sident Wilson and Secretary Bryan hut he has ignored them abEo- luieiy and hss sent another long mes sage to Washington in which he de- mmnds to know who the Uuiici States government recognizes as the consti tuted authority in tho Mexican states bordering on Texas and the Rin Grande river
 The governor farthcr states In his telegram to Washington that 1t ia his purpose as governor of Texas to as- certain who in Mexico is responsible for the abduction few days aRo of m American citizen and for the mnr- der of tho citisen without trial and
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
Sreeiai Nugget Service.

Sreeiai Nugget Service.
 AUSTIN, Txc.. Feb. 27.--Whil. N Washington Is backing and filling ovcl the prospect nf war with Mexic" and ra pie of Texas have come tO the con ciusiun that if the federal government tlrrnent of the long drawnnmt trouble that Texas herself k quite able t.i lt"vc the federal government of any t0orc worry over Mexic" and things Mexican.
 rtis wonid sound almost like a joke and were IL uot for the very serious at itutir H the whole state and the b;"tng M the entire state irgisla : ture and the governor the thing might no be taken seriously. Hut that Texas is more than serious and tha, 'hr people of Texas mean business ie shown by the telegram sent last night tn washin ton by Governor Col quit.
 The governor of Texas wired to the pr cident that :e was prepared to in 'nde Mexico s, m"menI's noti.e wnh the entire state militia nf Texas. including the famous TcxaS rnnGcrs and several regiments "f volunteers .nd tlini with ilr force nt his conn IT; nd he would noi only defeat tho ,nstituti"nalisis new in the field hut lr would march [" Mrxic" City and held that place until the l'nit"d States and ihe powers nf l;ur,pr could come tn some agreement IS to the future government of tho country.
 The seriousness of the governor of TcA:ts cannot bc doubted for after giving in detail the number of troops ai his disposal llis resources in the vay T arms and equipment and his ,,r.lms.h plan of campaign he inform ri the federal government that if the permission for Texas t0 act aionc in this matter was granted that the ad- vance guard uf his army would bc oNcr tllc border within twelve hours of the time the first order far m"hiii- zaiion was issued.
 Tlr several regiments and batteries ol the state milith, have received or d, rs tu assemble al their nrnories and
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
Special Nuaqet SsrvieA

Special Nuaqet ServieA
 WASiiiNGTON. Feb. 27.--The con f-rccs of the senate and house today spent the entire time in going careful ly over all of the provisions in th.' \Lskn railroad bill and considerin- ;; a number of proposed amendments.
 Chairman Houston "f the house committee. said that there had been :, general discussion of all faxes of the bill ny the committee and of many proposed amendments hut that n" cl.arng"s had as yet hrcn agreed nn and none .f the amendments accept rd ''W" are procr,1lings slowly" said Houston. "but it will not take lng nrw and there Is every chance of ihc tonfcrcncc coinmttcc finishing up iis work within II few days
 rt, senate is still holding nut for
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27

The bond Issue and that seeins Ia bt the one point on which the con . ferccs may come to deadlock thu may delay the final agreement in com . mittee. It Is known that the senato corfer...s are strongly in favor of this measure being inserted in the hill and that the house members of the com mite" nrc equally as strongly against the insertion of this clause.
 In th" house today Delegate Wick . ctshain "f \lnska offered several very ri.licll amendments tn the hill .ntro- ,lucad aI th. instaiirr "r Secretary "t ihr Interior i.,nr which deals witt ihc tl,ustinn If leasing of government ,'ntl l!In.s in the territory. ,bnc "f these amendments provides that tn" lrusin. prnviSicn in the bill bc made applicable only tn the coal lands of
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
Srscial Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON, F'ch 27.--.That the ,tighting mad governor "f Texas Is very lh,ble to break over the traces and cause inc government of tho l'Elt,,I states nu end of trouble is becoming manifest here and it has set the whole administration by the cara.
 After the messages from the prcsi- dent and secretary of state had becn sent ta Govcrnor colquitt it was be licvcd that he would realize the seri- ous nature nf the action contemplated by Texas and that hc would not at- tempt tn do anything tO enibarrass the n.l,ninistrat ion iu this time "f serious crisis.
 Hut the Texan has by no means iaid down und thr administration is late this afternoon faclng a most serious problem. for shonld the Texans decide to take matters into their own hands 1t would practically amount to civh war in the United States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
PREPARATIONS
 FOR PINAfORE

If the Gilbert and Sullivan opera "pina fore Is not as excellent a pr''' tluction of that masterpiece whc' staged In Nome as 1t has ever beer Q. Roardway it Will net |" the fau!' of the stage director. musical 'lir"c- ter and hard working east and chorus
 Tile entire company has l"s'n .ivin- a great deal of lime and good hard wcrk to the rehearsnls md tic rrinci- lmla have rounded into shape lik' professionals.
 The scenery, in,int,d by x. NJ. Tr'" un oldtimc frigate of tho iinc is really a remarkable one and from the front {: spectator ,atii ,i,n"st hear th. swish uf the waves aiu,,sShir ihr nhi mnn uf-war.
 Arthur Cole whu ha. aSs,iinrl lln' responsibility uf directing tl. I.r"'ur. ton and Prof. I'dcrs"n. wh' k ihc musical director. have don" :, wonder
 
 fu! piece of work iB bringing ,ncm- l,ers of the company to tho pTcsen, high state of preparedness and they could not have accompiish", this without the hearty co-op'ration and support of the actors themselves
 If there was no music with th" piece the stage setting arranged .,' True and the grouping of the players would be tablenm well worth sc"in.g. hut when --tlSi~ ;< rimhincd with inc well rendered lyrics and the tnnnfrl music of the master "r r.'fni'' ''Imrl there can be no doubt about ''i'nnl- fore" being tlic host .'T"rins: ry,r ,;iy- on the people of Nome in tIn' o.E nf opern.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
DELEGATE OFFERS
 RADICAL AMENDMENTS

l'ering and Matanusku and that all Ignite and co;l of inferior quality be exempted fr"m the provision for leasing and immediately opened to public entry. He also recOmnende tha, the extremely rich mines of Re- rn.E be developed by tonnage under yer, high royalty charges.
 Ssme of the amendments proposed Icy the delegate from Alaska wii, he gi, cn immediate consideration by the .ouse, but if tx not believed that any exemption will hc made in re,sard |" wh [ roui h,i,is will he l.-nsri ;ts the rCcstion of determinht: which land : sI"nld br snl,Jt.,i [" l.1,sr and which should not he su subject would at once lead io an ntcrmiiml discussion ever which w;.S inferior c"al and
 mich was not to he su considered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
GOV. COLQUITT PROPOSES
 INVASION WITH MILITIA

Il state in insurrcctiUn and would her sell De invaded by the regular troops of the federal government and placed under martini law with tnitel States military officer acting in pla".' of the governor and tho legislature.
 The l."pI- of the entire state are wr'uyht up to high pitch of excite
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
SCOTTISH RITE ATTENTION.

There will he meeting 'f the Scot : tish Rite Club in th,. Mas,ni,. trmp.l [ 8 o'clock. Sunday cvcnih. tll ss,ot . tish Rite AIasons corlL,lIs invited
 CITAS. II Mli.l.T.
 Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27

n"n mt by the present trend of even:s and as they have been on q constant strain for two years over the doinRs across the border and know better than anyone else the exact state uf aITairs in Mexico they are anxious ip ,.rfy Washington and rr,ss the bOr- der .........
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
NOTICE MOOSE.

Nominations of officers uf He I."ya suing term will take ph,,r Sunday March I. at p. m. \ fnli lIt"nd- arce K requested.
 CHAS. l. TII0All'SDN. S"rv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27

cARTOONtST DEAD. Special Nugget Service.
 LONDON. Fe', 21 Sir John Ten . nlcl, for many years the leading car tos,nist of England. died today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
RECEIVER QUITS.

RECEIVER QUITS. Special Nugget Service. ST. LOCIs, Feb. 27., W. K. Rixby has resigned ae receiver uf the Wa {. i., railroad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27
TEXANS WOULD INVADE
W|CkERSHAm WOULD ALTER BILL
MINE LooTEo.

Special Nugget Service.
 GRASS VALLEY. Cnl Feb. 27.-- Last night Ave armed bandits held up the employee In tlis office of the North over Ss.O00 worth "f amaigs,rn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-02-27

Subscribe for Nome Daily Nuooe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-24
CONCRETE STLOS
BUILT IN VALLEYS

Reinforced concrete silos are being
buiIt in the La Mesa n. NJ, district OF
the upper valley. R r. Seeds and n
/. Jones are building a concrete silo
or the Jones ranch, one and one hal1
miles from La Mesa which will have
8 caDacitv of 100 tons and will be used
for storing feed for stock. Judge A )
J. EyIar is also building a silo on ms
ranch in the La Mesa district near the
Jones farm. It will have the same
CsDacftv as the ones on the Jones farm
and will cost $500
There are a number Of other con-
crete silos row under course OF con-
struction in the valleys. sam Gillette
is having one erected on his New Mex
lean farm which viii be used to store
Feed for his stock. Tom Powers had
q concrete silO built last year and TINS
sumner had it stocked