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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
ALL SAFE AT
ORIENT POINT
FATE OF PERSONS ABOARD
BARGES LOST IN LONG
ISLAND SOUND
Friday Night Is KnOwn-Passen-
ers Were Rescued and Are
In Good Shape.

NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-Long dis
tance telephone calls from Orient
Point, at the eastern end OF Long ISL
and. told today of the safety of the
IL persons. including four women and
two children. who were on the four
town OF the Pliny risk on that yes
sells trip up Long Island Sound in
the storm OF Friday night.
Tho mystery Of the barge's fate.
was cleared up also. For many hours
they drifted about in the wintry gale
that swept the SOUND Those on board
the Elizabeth and the Frederick VIII
lenbrOck took To "a dOry when the
craft began TO break up. and made
their way to the other pair. the Katie
Woods and the Rose Mary Penney
These also soon began to give way
under the pounding Of the storm and
the whole party then took to the dory.
u was , O'Clock Saturday morning
when the barges broke away from
the tug near Bartlett's Reef. II was
four hours later when the last OF the
iOur boats began TO sink.
Al o'clock yesterday afternoon
residents of Orient Point saw the
nory drifting into the surf. They
Waded out into the waves and found
the small boats passengers famished.
exhausted and half frozen. making
feeble efforts TO bail out the water
which came aboard each time a comtfer
swept over the sides
The rescued were at Orient Point
tonight recovering from their expert.
enCp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16

only charity 20 keep them from stsrv-
inr and freezing. stirred the commits
sion fo action.
Hundred Uf thousands 0f men
industrious and anxious 90 work are
either out uf employment of without
uranc" that their Jobs will con
'iuur another week ~ another day. %
7ii Chairman Frank T. Walsh to
g3y
"Noro can 500 this spectacle with
ont realizing that here BE- something
society cannot AFFORD fO tolerate An
employer never think Of laying OF
nI. bnpHkrcU"r Of clerk after employ
bon. hiw three or four hours boo q dav
ur fhfr" or four hours in week
f" problem Of continuous employ
w'Df Tor iahorcra ls more dinicuff.
hIi Do B. problem that must be-
Owed 10 We are fo check tho in-
crease In our great army of hopolres.
homeless men.
Insure Against Nsn Employment.
II nothing ''sn VIII avail if may be-
necessary fI urEn Insurance against
non rmuIoEmou.
Federal control of 700 employment
.E'Nf." doing Hu interstate business
is urr'd upon fr' commission hg p.
NJ. ltrI enter. manager OFF tho NafiUn.
sI Employment EN. N.haure iu Sew
Casual omUIoEme8t tho great cause
ioi tho demand for bread lines Will bu
attacked bt thn commission tOUuer.
a'.ru boo OBJ" effort fo eliminate fhis
rtiI fIlI ho urged ufHl aI .ul .oyrrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
RIOT
FOLLOWS ATTEMPT TO PLACE
MINISTER IN CATHO-
Lie CHURCH.
Congregation Objected and Battle
With Police Results in Many
Being Injured.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Feb. Ii
Seven persons were probably seri.
ously injured and nearly hundred
others hurt here today in riot that
resulted when % policemen attempted
TO aid Sheriff Edward Swanson in
carrying out the order of Judge w. A.
Funk or the circuit court that the
Rev. Stanislaus Gruza be placed I'm
charge Of St Casimier's Polish Roman
Catholic church. The mob was com
posed OF about 1000 men and women
ana after fiehting two hours they
were successful in blocking the effort
Of Father Guza to take possession OF
the church
Father Cruza was transferred 10
the parish year dgO. bat the uarish-
Cn"rS refused 20 accept him. The
members of the six hundred families
~ the parish then took charge Of tie
church and barred the doors and
windows and petitioned the bishop Of
the district 10 assign them another
priest This Was refused and the
matter taken into the circuit court.
where Judge Funk ordered the sheriff
10 place Father Gruza in charge OF
the church
Early today the sherin. a deputy
and 'Ec priest drove to the church
b'l Wor" Immediately surrounded.
tnf The police We're called upon for
aid. twenty-five officers vrr. SEM 10
inc church and the doors broken omen
he anarv parishioncrs then charged
'he officers and the battle was fought
an the street
ne hrC department was called TO
ana the police. but were unable 10 helm
as m" members OF the mob surround.
ed the wagons and threatened To- cut
he hose. Father Gruza watched the
hEnt from house two blocks away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
Gas Co. Makes Plea
For Indefinite Delav
= REQUEST PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION TO EXTEND
THE HEARING.
Could Give No Definite Time For
the Hearing to Resume if at
All-Case Is Closed.
Special Dispatch 70 the Intelllgencer.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntellIcencer
tHARLESTO\. W. Va. Feb. Ia
That the Manufacturers Light a. Heat
company Of Pittsburgh. through its
counsel. has been not only attempt
ing Ia embarrass the public service
commission OF West Virginia. before
whom It's application for increase in
tas rates affecting thousands Of con-
sumers in the northern part OF tine
state rs pending. but has been pursu-
ing policy planned 10 delay definite
action by the commission. was the
statement last night OF those who
have been following closely the trend
OF events in the ease
his attitude 1t was declared. was
emphasized by the demand made
upon the public service commission
saturday afternoon by Solicitor ". G..
Neal, representing the gas CORPORA
lions. for an indefinite extension OF
lhe case I'm order 20 give the gas COM
pany Representatives the opportunity
whether they desired to take il or
not. OF appearing at some later date
Heiore the commission and cross-eN-
amlning the expert Witnesses EN-
pioyed by the commission TO make an
investigation OF the facts bearing
upon the case
This demand made bv Solicitor
Neal Following as IL did the voluntary
withdrawal OF Chief Counsel We'll and
lhe other attorneys representing the
gas corporation. came as a distinct
surprise as il had been stated that
me company would take no further
action In defending the case pendiug
before the commission. In which its
rights. both a. 20 maintaining ite
rates and Of increasing the present
rates charged consumers. were in
volved
Withdrew Of Own Accord
Mr.. We'll. who was chief counsel
Tor the gas company. withdrew Of his
own accord from the case last Mon.
day, after he had been stern1v re-.
buked by Chairman OFT for casting
reflections upon the integrity of the
commission and then failing I'm snv
sembiance OF substantiating what
was considered slanderous aIIega.
tiOn. ''
The hearing Of the case va, ron.
cluded by the commission Friday aff
crnoon and an adjournment was then
taken 10 Saturday afternoon 10 give
an opportunity for reprcsentatives OF
tcontinued on Page Fins)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
Leaders to Try to Speed
Up Legislative Program

ment which would take the power
from The postmaster general TO
change the rates. weight limits or
other features OF the parcel post sys.
TEN. Several Democratic senators ara
planning TO oppose this amendment.
and II Il passes the senate another
battle Is certain IN the house.
Mil Cause Delay.
Little will Il accomplished the
early part Of 'he week owing 20 the
death OF Senator Bacon OF Georgia.
whose funeral will be held Is the sen
ate chamber Tuesday. With senators
and representatives meeting in Joint
session
Though the death OF the Georgia
senator. who was chairman of the Inn
portant foreign relations committee.
leader. no change "a contemplated IN
OF the eight general arbitration trea-
ties pending
Immigration legislation win be con
sidered by the senate committee on
immigration throughout the week, he-
ginning tomorrow Revision and per
lection ~ tho antitrust legislative
bills will continue before the senate
and house committees. 90 having hcCU
determined that an the tentative
measures must be considerably
changed
The house antitrust and commerce
regulation hearings program for 10
morrow includes Louis D. Brandeis of
Boston. before the judiciary commit.
(ccntinued on Page NineD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
KILLED
Shinnston Young Man Hit BY Passen.
ger Train and Ground
70 Death

Sr.ci'l Dispatch 90 The Intelligence.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Feb Wal.
ter Martin. aged % son of Urrir. Mr..
Tim. a well known DRUGGIST pf Stinr-
sion. was killed some time last ufsrt
ON the t. %. railroad tracks near
N.Iop. Martin Was employed iu this
'.'f. hui "JH spending Srturdgt and
sunday with lois father af SHuusfon
~. .uioHF nirII hr visited Young
.'dN Nr"e miles below Shinu-'ou. IIe
"iIhlnI uI th' tracks to Dis home
"n'U DO was efrIr. by e. Iaet rase,.r,.
ger Nis remains vorr .cgf'nrrd 4Tor..
.l' ird'h for several hundred foe.
4 DO accident va. no. learned until
'.i- morning. when tho remains v.sra
'I 'I-'"''f'd IH" funeral will fftr
H.... tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
GORE:
WILL TAKE THE STAND To-
DAY IN HIS OWN
DEFENSE.
This Will Complete His Case and
II Will BE Argued Tomorrow.
Both Sides Secretive.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Feb. 10
United States Senator T. p. Gore OF
Oklahoma will to morrow take the
stand as witness in his own behalf
in the $4,000 damage suit Instituted
by Mrs. Minnie r.. BOnd. who charges
mat the senator attacked her in a
Washington hotel March "a OF last
year. Senator Cores testimony. il Is
understood. will complete the evidence
OF the defense. and IL is expected that
the argument will begin Tuesday.
James II. Jacobs. i'm whose room at
The Washington hotel the indignities
are alleged 10 have occurred. probab-
~ viii testify for the plaintiff in re-
buttal
Attorneys for the plaintiff an.
nounced their case completed Friday
after half dozen witnesses had tes-
tlhed In confederation OF Mrs Rond.
For the defense a dozen or more wit.
nesses testified. attempting 10 uphold
senator Cores contention that he had
Deen made the victim OF conspiracy
carried out by political enemies and
disappointed offce-seekers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
Great Dirnrrl.r

TOXIC, Feb. 1j.-The lower house
was the scene Of unprecedented dis.
Oruer last night. and adjourned after
mldnight The members OF the opuo-
sition destroyed th. ballot box in or
der 10 prevent the adoption " the
business tax. which the masses wish
abolished. RiOtOus scenes on the floor
Or the house continued throughout
tu" session, which extended over many
hours. the CbsiTUCtIOuist4 bIocEinr
the government at every turn.
According to the Toxic papcr- tho
naval commission has fOIud one naval
officer guilty of bribery iu connection
with the dealings of Japanese naval
oihccrs with German firm CONTRACT.
ing Tor tho japanese navy. a Courf-
martial VIII h- ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
RUNAWAY GLENCOE WOMAN
CAUGHT AT HOOPSTOWN, ILLS.
LEFT HOME LAST MONTH
WITH COUPLE WHO WERE
GLOBE-TROTTING.
Pictures Sent Broadcast Which Re-
suits in Capture-White Slave
Charge Intimated.

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
CAMBRIDGE. o.. Feb. IS
After a search which has been
carried on since January %, and
In which officials OF five states
have been working. Frank Gosice
and Miss Seray Coleman, who
claim, their residence as Harris
burg and Wilkes Barre, Pa, were
arrested N Hoopston, lll., today.
The couple, who have passed as
husband and wife. were wanted
on charge OF entieinq Mrs.
Frank Wilson of Glencoe, away
for immoral purposes. but IL was
stated by officials here tonight,
that a charge of white slavery
will now be preferred against
them.
The couple appeared in Glencoe
January 2l. having come there from
Wheeling, where they were January
20. Upon their arrival in Glencoe
they put up at the home OF Frank
Wilson. an employe OF the Noble
Brick Comuany. They said that they
we're on a walking jaunt TO Wyom-
ing. and dressed ir western style
While stopping i'm the various cities
and towns, through which they passed
<hey delivered lectures to help de-
fray expenses.
Entieed Woman Away.
While stopping at the Wilson home
tContinued on Page Nine1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
State Treasurer Of New
York Commits Suicide
WORRY or APPEARANCE BE-
FORE GRAFT GRAND JURY
Is RESPONSIBLE.
Is Served With Summons In Buf.
falo and Cuts Throat in Hotel
Accounts Are o. X.

BUFFALO, y. Y. Feb 15.-Iobn
}. Kennedy. State Treasurer rom.
Hll'ted suicide shortly after noon 10.
Hay az the Markccn hotel. whore ha
mad lived with his family for about
q year. ~" was found in small
iaNalory OF tho hotel bah room wi.n
MS threat cut and an open razor lvinc-
on the floor beside him. his iugiar
VEN had been severed and death oc-
CURED before a doctor arrived
temporary insanity. induced bv
%oify over his impending appearance
DtloTe New York grand jury where
blsirlct Attorney Charles = Whit
man mas been conducting a John Doe
Srait INQUIRY. b. said by his attorney.
Mlchael T. DirnberCer. Jr.. TO be the
1hiy reason that can be assigned for
Mr.. kennedy's act.
Just before leaving Albany on Fri
uay, Mr. Kennedy was served with a
subpoena 10 appear at the inquiry to
morrow and upon his arrival here
da0'her ohiCer from Mir. Whitmans
oHl'e served second subpoena on
nm. nm. ne sent Tor Mr.. DirnberGcr and
dlleT TAX with him % waS an
nounced that Mr. Kennedy would
start for New York tonight. 4 sleep-
.r ucket Tor a train leaving here for
NeW YORK at s o'clock tonight was
iound in Mr. Kennedy's pocket.
In Excellent Spirits.
, After the talk with his attorney on
FRIDAY evening Mr. Kennedy appearcd
10 be in excellent spirits on Satrr-
Gay ne met a number Of close politi-
cal trends n q downtown hotel and
spent several hours with them. I'm
lh" evening he attended a dance i'm
the hotel ball room.
90, lie went TO High Mass al the
hlpeI OF tho Blessed Sacrament
WIN hts son. William n Kennedy to-
Cay and returned TO the hotel win
MN about noon. After erecting his
WlI' and daughter. Mr. Kennedy said
ne was going JO his room 10 lie down
unIll lney were ready for lunchaon
] ne son went 10 tho aulrfmpDts IN
summon his father shortly aftcrward
NOT hnding him there no made in
gulfes from hotel cmuloves and
learned that his father had been seen
-olhe toward tho lavatory or the hall
room. When hc pushed open the
IouT h' saw Nr. Kennedy living on fha
ioor the blood flowing from a terri.
ble wound roo his throat
no Motel physician was eumrOned
lui %" could do nothing 90 save tho
nfhs man. Who had already lost "a
"rt' amount or blood Death oc.
CURED while Nr KENNEDY was bnfo.
carried into tAn ballroom The mrdi.
a. examiner HH. notified. and after
ir.ef INVESTIGATION fo issued a cor.
'ii'a'' Of death hy suicide.
HrrT'Lp s. ,. -.G. .. ,,,o--.v
hIrr..rr'r iu i statement tonight ..rr.
..'. '. .' 'Hrf the snl-
.... ..."H.. rH.rtrHa
..' .f...D tomorrow
tCoH.i1u"H or P--o rinel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
REMAINS TO FAIRmoNT.

Special Dispatch 20 the InteIHgencer
FAGRMONT. W Va. Feb. 1b-
steve Mats. an Austrian. who was
killed accidentally az the depot OF the
p. 4 o. railroad In Pittsburgh. will he
brought 10 his home a. Montana. near
Ecre. Monday for burial lie leaves a
widow and family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
DIED FROM BURNS.

HflgNUFIrITN rah r. Mo-.
NHI''T Multi .. r'Hr. .'I died Hr..
I.rI."' from burn received WHOM I..
.u'H.r~ caught Fire 'ruw ...UH H
'n" kit.."n of Dor Hrwr u German.
.""n several NH.. lru .In E.. bad.
.f burned Iu similar accident U#f
was rescued ly r,r auu.rHlp H,fnr.
fho nIw'e DnEolopod hor bod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
Sa1azar Fears Rebels
May Attempt Fatal Ruse
AS RESULT OF RECENT Or
DER SSUED BY
GENERAL SCOTT.
Capt. Estes In Charge of Prison
Camp Has Inaugurated Card
Index System.

Ell PASO, Texas. Feb. l5.-Hun-
dreds of visitors went to Fort Bliss
TO view the prison camp where Cen
eral Hugh l.. Scott is caring for more
than 5000 Mexican men, women and
children who fed after the federals
were defeated at Ojinaga a month ago.
Meanwhile General Jose Ynez Sal
azar. prisoner. was uneasy and suIked
within his tent.
General Scott has him confined in a
speclal barbed wire stockade away
from the other prisoners and recent
ly informed him that IL an attempt
was made TO rescue him he would be
the first person shot.
To-day Salazar sent word 20 General
Scott that he feared the rebels at
JuareZ would take advantage of the
order and make a false demonstration
from the railroad tracks nearby. prob
ably Hiring few shots in the air.and
before the ruSe was discovered. the
guard would have carried out the in
structionS with reference to himself
4 have no more desire to escape than
ten year old boy" was the message
SalaZar sent
General Scott said that he might en-.
ter the post guard house Il he wished.
Here he would be IN a cell. but per.
fectly safe and the Mexican may try
th' 'Affl lllltilA lot week.
Card Index System.
Captain G. II. Etes. adiutant OF the
twentieth Infantry. which is in charge
OF the prison camp, has a card index
system TO keep track OF the prisoners.
and their own leaders know moro
about them now than they ever did i'm
the field.
In the camp there are Sc wounded
Federal officers and ls7 wounded men
and 2lS Federal officers and 31SO men
who are physically ht There are | 25g
women and $50 children. OF the child.
rem 400 are OF school age. and as soon
as possible General Scott will iuauls-
rate a school az which some of tho
educated officers who are confined
there VIII be tho instructors There
are four cases OF smallpox and This
has delayed the school period.
The prisoners live in tents. brown
like the whole verdureless l1ndscape
" costs Is cents. gold a day 10 feed
each prisoner. or about $500 for tho
camp. while the cost OF subsistence
ior an American soldier Is 2gi. cents
Most OF the prisoners are far better
OF ihan they were when in the field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
L ederal Commission to
Conduct Investigation

NASHlNGTON. Feb with tho
purpose of finding work Tor tho up.
employed thousands nov walking rlr
streets Of the country'a larger cities
and industrial Ceuters. tho federal
commission uf Industrial relation f..
day inauRurated an investi ssff1r fo
extend from Boston 10 Kansas Cffr
Attention first will bc given tD prf.
JIG and private employ meut ar,rrIss
70 bring out 20 what extent tho tr1rbIa
u due 10 their lack ~ organ.JafI1u
nnd inonICiency. and four Iu,r.ffr4.
Tors have been assigned fO urdsrfIt Ito
ihis task with orders tO report within
-Iy week.
Tie commission. it was announced
today, regards tho urompl0smarf
problem Az permanent one. because
me prcefuf conditions in tho labor
hcld are practically tho same a. ss.
lst every year az This season Thrrs.
Iofo. ioaIdes srukIug fu find some
measure NJ relief immediately f1r the
SUFFERING. If .s proposed fp gather mf.
i"rlaI Tor the preparation 0f Inai-Is.
tlou bN congress Co establish InI.
'rHl employment bureau fo serve aa
a clearing house for public arI urf.
tat" agencies and fu direct the move.
Wfut ~ migratory workers
Stirred 20 Action
stories Of auherinE particularly
in New York CITY. where g-H uup
men and women. many ~ them with
little children dependent upon them.
are reported out Of employment win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-16
May 90 Baeh

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 1I=It fr rs-
ported that the former American ann
bass -tdor 20 Mexico. Henry Lane Wilson.
intends o. visit tho Mexican capital nd
au early date
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00o1:iaus1 o. pro NiaeI
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-06

HAVE THREE CARS for public
service at any and all hours. My
machines are Caddilacs and l am
therefore fully equipped to give
my patrons the best service OBJ
tainable. Day phone No. 65;
night, 313 Black. Fern ROGUE
more. 1915
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-06
The Professions.
THE EGYPTIAN SANITARIUM
OF CHRONIC DISEASES

20S 1-2 E. Pine St Opposite Depot
Phone sc Blue
Electricity, X-Ray, Light, Heat,
Hydrotherapy, Turkish Baths, Phys
ical Culture, Massage, Dietetics,
Etc.
You can get here what you get In
Battle Creek and Hot Springs and
save time and expense.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-06
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER- Work
done neatly and promptly. Room
200, Drane Bldg. Phone 6 1867

If you want to build a home in
one of the most beautiful sections Of
Lakeland, with building, and other
restrictions, where neither pains,
or expense will be spared to make it
one Of the most desirable residence
sections Of this city, noted as it is
for lovely home sites, buy a lot in
Sloan Park. We are back of prom
lie to make this one of the most de-
sirable residence suburbs in South
Florida. D. H. SLOAN, Owner.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-06
Classitied Adpe1tising

FOR RENT-Rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. 4O1 North
Florida avenue. Mrs. G.. S. Nc
Caskey. 2572
Evening star., 1914-08-15
GERMANS TOLD TO BELIEVE
ONLY OFFICIAL WAR NEWS
Manifesto to Nation by Gen. Stein Of Cen
eral Staff Says Falsehoods Reign
in France and England

COPENHAGEN. Denmark. via London,
August 15, 1905 p.m.-The Berliner
Tageblatt of August IL, which reached
here today, contains a manifesto to the
German nation by Gen. Stein Of the Ger
man general STAFF in which the public
is cautioned against believing any state
ments except those given out by the
general staff. 1t says:
"In England and France falsehoods
are being spread broadcast.
You Germans have too much faith
in your government to accept rumors
too easily.
"'The English accuse US Of having sug-
gested partition with Holland in ex-
change for her neutrality. Such charges
are beneath contempt and demonstrate
Evening star., 1914-08-15
RUSSIAN FORCES ANNIHILATE
TWO AUSTRIAN REGIMENTS

LONDON. August Is (11:30 a.m.).-
The French minister of foreign affairs.
in telegraphing to the French embassy
here. today a summary of the various
conflicts about which reports already
have been published, gives official con-
Armation of q Russian victory over the
,Austrians on the RIVER Dneister. He
says the 4th Infantry Regiment and
the 1st Cavalry Regiment Of the Aus
.trian army were annihilated by the
Russians.
Russian refugees from Germany deny
a. report that Germany is imprisoning
Russians because of a threat alleged to
have been made by the Emperor Of
Evening star., 1914-08-15

Zone; and the provisions also apply to
the terminal waters at both ends Of the
canal, within limit OF three miles,
Twenty-four hours is the limit of time
belligerent vessel can remain within
a vessel Of war of one belligerent can
not depart within twenty-four hours
from the departure of vessel of war Of
another belligerent.
All Of the plant and establishments
that are part of the canal are immune
from attack or injury by any belliger-
ents. -Vigilant American pilots will sec
that no foreign vessels make observa-
tons Of the canal defenses.
The principal work remaining to be
done in completing the canal is the
deepening and widening of the channel
through Culebra cut and excavation op-
erations at both approaches.
Evening star., 1914-08-15

the Righteousness Of our cause and the
wickedness Of our enemies.
You Germans also are spreading
rumors Of victories and defeats such
as the German occupation of Belfort
and the destruction of French regiments
wholesale.
Promises Full Publication.
Everything will be published at the
proper time. and we have given our
word that nothing shall be exaggerated
and nothing minimized.
Few except those who are expert
enced in warfare can know or show
with what difficulties victories are won.'
Another Berlin paper declares that
Great Britain Is paralyzing American
diplomatic relations by preventing the
American ambassadors sending dispatches
in cipher.