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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-29
PARIS REPORT
SUCCESSES IN
ALSACE REGION
Allies Harrass the Germans
~ Means Of Sapping
and With Mines

u t NJ r. f. l. .
tAssociated Press ~ Federal wireiehs)
~ oNDoN, DECEMBhR 2s.oNLT
~ in the Argohne district and In
Alsace has thore been any
marked progress in the past two days,
according to the reports receiver iass
night The french report succespes ia
their Offensive movements in Alsaco
and several substantial gains IN tho
Afgonne region, whore the fighting
amounts to siege operations.
GERMANS ARE HARRrED
In this section the French have been
fcscrtihg to mining and sapping to
dislodge the Germans from their stub
bornly held insrenchments and report
repeated gains accomplished in this
manner, while tho Germans, being al
most continually on the defensive now,
have little opportunity TO indulge in
similar methods on scale suhicient
to give any decided results. The pre-
ponderance OF the French artillery Is
responsible for this.
TEUToNs MAKE ATTACKS
In all other fegions the past two
days lighting has consisted mainly In
attacks made by the Germans to pre-.
vent the Allies organizing the ground
recently won. These attacks have been
repulsed, and the newly taken posi-.
lions are being strengthened and hAld.
Petrograd reports that the Gar has
Joined Grand Duke Nicholas, the Rus
sian commander in chief, at the front,
and is inspecting the positions held
along the Bzurf and Rawka rivers,
where the fighting at present is mainly
confined to artillery duels
KAISER ON OFFENSIVE
The Germans are still on the offei-
sive along the Pilica River, and hard
lighting is in progress. .ys
From the Petrograd reports, the Rus
slams appear TO have gained the ascen-
dency over the Austrians In southern
Poland and Galicia, and the operations
in the neishborhood Of Cracow have
been generally successful The Aus
trians who reoccupied the Carpathians
and attempted an offensive movement
in Galicia have been held in check
since the beginning Of the movement,
and have made no progress.
Petrograd oficially denies the report
that sakhalin island has been ccded to
Japan.
TURKS ARE ADVANCING
Advices contained in dispatches
from cOnstantinople claim that the
Turks are advancing against the rus
Sian Caucasus army along the entire
front. The Turkish report denies that
the protected cruiser Hamidioh was
torpedoed and sunk, at sebastopoi. The
announcement says that on Thursday
Turkish warship, not named, made
attack upon the Russian
battleship Rostislav, criving of the
battleship and sinking two mine layers,
the oleg and Athos,
i y 4 n ne
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-29
TO CUREA COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc
Tablets. All druggists refund
The money II Il fails to cure.
L. w. Groves signature is on
each box.
PARIS MEDICINE co, 81 Louis, U.s.A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-29
SGHDB[ BUDGET
FOR TERRITORY
School Commissioners Want
Third ola Million From
the Legislature

The following itemized budget Of the
school department, which is TO be sub.
mitted to the legislature next February,
has been approved By the school com
n,ioai6nefS and superintendent Of public
Instruction, n. W. Kinney;
These ostiinatps 40 not take into con-
sideration the balances from the cur
,cnt appropriations For instance, the
$4,000 appropriation for the Hilo
. MON School does not include the pres
lent $685. 900 appropriation IL the lat.
.er Is continued, instead Of being al
owed 70 lapse, $4,000 can be deducted
iron the budget as above. The same
tens. esF
.As amount Of the special fund in
he present biennial appropriation is
k3tS.4n5
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-29
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
HEAD PASSES AWAY
CAssoclated PRESS 81 Federal wireless,

TROY New York, December Ia
Arthur Macarthur, a prominent news
paper publisher or this city and grand
mater Of the Grand Encampnent,
Knights Templar Of the United states,
died here last night His death was
due to apopIexy. He was sixty-fohr
years Of age.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-29

Mrs. Kelly Brown will accompany
the rcmnins OF her late motheriR- law,
Mrs AQhio ~. Brown, TO her former
home Ia Cambridge. Ohio. She will
depart on the Wilhemina Wednesday
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-29

IS The Francis Hanify is aenew vessel,
being recently built In Wilmington,
Del. Her net Tonnage Is 1854, At the
expiration Of the charter Of the Ameri-
can Hawaiian steamer Honolulan last
August with the Matson Navigation
Company, Captain Matson, president OF
the company, went East on the look
out for Q vessel to take the Honolu.
lan's run this sugar season. Owing
70 the smallness Of this vessel, the
question has arisen aseto whether the
Mat ON Navigation Company will use
the Francis Hanify exclusively in ISL.
and waters as feeder Tor the larger
vessels OF the feet.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-29
sEEhEB,EHllE|s HlEIFI
IS uRBERhlts6A CHARTER
ASSOCIATED Press " Federal wirsIessi

/. tAssociated Press " Federal wirslessl
SAN FRANCISCO. December IS.
The Matson Navigation Company has
chartered the steamer Francis iianify,
to be placed in the sugar trade between
San Francisco and the Hawaiian Isl
ands tsrt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-12-29

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN WERB LOST \
IN CONFLICT FOR THE POSSESSION OF LODI

PIALLHG Slaughter and Intense Susting From Cold Uni
known isreofofe IN Great War Mark Of Cehans
and Esapy From Wahe TO East While snow Swept Plains
ere Covered Wit, BODIES Of Soldiers Killed BY Bullets Or Cot
Down BY Bzsards Winch Sweep Barren Plains Of MuseoStes
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27

Port Au Prince, Haiti, Jan. 27.--The
Haitien rebels today repulsed an at
tempt made by force Of government
troops under the command of Mr. ERA.
del, minister Of the interior, to land
at Saint Marie, "A miles to the north.
west Of the capital The government
troops. who had proceeded there on
board the dispatch boat Noord Alexis,
at once returned to this city.
The rebels are now marching to
ward the capital and the position Of
the government is hopeless. The pub
lie here maintains its calmness.
President Michael Oreste. with his
wife, took refuge on board the Ger
man cruiser vineta at o'clock this
afternoon, lighting having broken cui
Of the city. Detachments Of blueiack
els were landed from the United
states warship Montana. as well as
from the Vineta.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
TO HEAR Ell PASO
AT A LATER date
ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE WILL
STOP IN TEXAS ON RETURN
FROM THE COAST

Denver, Jan. 27.-BanRers and bust
ness men Of the Rocky Mountain
states concluded their arguments yes
terday for the establishment of re
gionaI reserve bank in Denver and at
4:4O o'clock Secretaries w. G. McAdoo
and D. F. Houston departed for Seat
tie, where the next hearing is sched-
uled.
Bankers from Pueblo. Colorado
Springs. New Mexico and Wyoming,
heard in the afternoon. sppported DEN
vers claims. THE delegation from El
Paso, Tex, was not called, the organ
ization committee expressing desire
to take their testimony at a hearing
i'm El Paso on the return trip from
the Pacific coast.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
Rebels Want saIazar

Austin, Tex, Jan. ri Application
for the extradition to Mexico Of Cen
eral Inez Salazar. the Mexican federal
general captured by the United states
authorities after the flight from Oil
naga, again was made on Governor
Colquitt today by constitutionalists
NJ. Chao. who signed himself Cover
nor ad interim Of Chihuahua, made
the formal request. Chao recently
was appointed governor Of chihuahua
by General Villa The charge o.
which salazar's extrauition il soughs
is the alleged murder II Thomas Foun-
tain. an American
Governor colquitt said he would
take no action on the request unnl
he learned whether the United states
government had recognized chao.
and wired Secretary Bryan for this
information Saiazar IS now ia Gus
tody Of United States authorities a8
Maria. awaiting trial on charge az
violating the neutrality law
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27

died here in October, 1911, was "a
forgery eoncocted by certain design
ing persons" Sydney Archibald Holy
oke Of Milwaukee, Wis, instituted to
day a contest of the instrument which
cut him off with a bequest of $1OO
Frank Holyoke was rated as mil
lionaire His estate is valued at $780,
OO0 Under the terms of the will un.
der contest, which was dated in Aug
ust, 1911, he left the bulk Of his es-
tate to two nieces, Madeline and Mar
jorie Holyoke, in trust until they reach
the age Of 27.
Harry Hofyoke of Boston, another
son, was left $1OO and the will also
contained a clause stating that the
widow Cora M. Holyole, was be-
$1,000 because she had OBJ
tanned certain sum under an agree
ment of separation signed in Febru-
airy, 1910,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
BIG BANK Joins
RESERVE system
NATIONAL CITY or NEW YORK
NATIONS LARGEST FiNAN
cIAL INSTITUTION

New York, Jan 27 Directors Of the
National City bank, the largest finan-
clal institution in the United States.
voted today to join the federal reserve
system.
The vote, 1t was announced, was IN
animous. In the financial district it
had been known for some time that
the National City bank would come
into the system, although during the
early stages Of the currency legisla-
tion now enacted, it opposed certain
zee -rer.-..a ti.p 1s1i
rumors that it would surrender It's fed
eral charter
Among the banks directors are J.
P. Morgan, Henry C. Frick, James
stillman, William Rockefeller. j. Og-
den Armour, Jacob H. Schift and
Frank Vanderlip. Mr. vanderlip is
president. The institutions paid up
capital amounts to s25,0OO,0OO. It's
surplus and profits are $sO,5OO. 600, and
its deposits more than s21OO00,0OO
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
BURNED DOWN TWO HOUSES
STRUCTURES WERE DESTROYED
IN ORDER TO COLLECT THE
INSURANCE
KILLED A MAN FOR 81
PARTICIPATED, WITH TWO ABAN-
DoNED WOMEN, IN THE MUIR.
DER OF A cHlNAMAN

New York, Jan. 2f.-Alfred Leh-
man, youth in his teens, today testi-
fled to having partaxen in 16 bomb
outrages; revealed knowledge of so;
cleared up the mystery Of two mur.
ders and furnished information con
cerning a number of lesser crimes, in.
Guiding arson and burglary
Lehman was a witness in the rrial
Of Angelo Sylvester, accused Of d
bomb outrage. Lehman told Of the
burning Of two Brooklyn houses for
the insurance, and many other lesser
crimes. He said the bomb outrages
usually brought the men doing the
work $50.
One robbery in which a Chinese
was murdered, he saio, netted him 81,
while the women with him, who, he
said, killed the Chinaman, got the
same amount.
The lads testimony corroborated in
detail confession he made to the
police last fall Lehman said he had
personally planted 16 or Is bombs.
Eeansing much damage.
'1f8 salfg wufnUu r0rss. ~ sdsu-
were blackhanders
THE boss would write letters de-
manding money, under threats Of
death, to well-to-do Italians. When
they did not come across | was sent
with a bomb. They usually paid up
after the explosion Of the bomb. If
they did not we went after EN- again. .
Rocco Pueblo, another member Of
the gang, also confessed He said he
participated in the setting off Of S5
bombs in parts of the city.
4 was paid from $50 to 500 for
each bomb that l planted myself" he
said, and I received $25 each time
accompanied other members or the
gang who planted bombs
At the conclusion Of his cross-ex.
animation Lehman was asked BY coun
sci for the defense:
when you placed bombs in crowd
ed tenements did you ever take into
consideration the possibility Of sacri-
ficing human livesl-
II never did"
Then you have no regard for hui
man lfelat all?| tsst
1T was Just the same to me as kill
ing an insect said the witness.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
TO INVESTIGATE
TRINIDAD STRIKE
COMMERCE AND LABOR DEPART
MENT SENDS MAN TO THE
ccOAL FIELDS

Trinidad, Colo, Jan. Psi. S
Myers, an investigator Of the federal
department of commerce and labor ar.
rived here this morning from Denver
to begin an Investigation Of charges
of peonage in the southern Colorado
coal fields. The charge that men who
have filled the places of strikers are
being virtually held prisoners in sur
rounding coal camps is made by lead
ers of the United Mine Workers of
America and IL ested in the report
on strike condi IS submitted to Gov
ernor Ammon 4 committee of the
Colorado FeA pn of Labor.
The inRes ill be conducted
in all of me tliss 5sss
trict, particularly at mines where large
numbers of men have been imported
to fill the places OF strikers, and a
written report viii be made later
which is expected to cover the general
working conditions in the southern
Colorado coal fields.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
GOVERNMENT CONTROL
OF RAILWAY PURSES
REPORT ON FRISCO SYSTEM
SHOWS THE NEED or SOME
SUCH ACTION


Washington, Jan. 2i.-The admins
tration's program for control Of finan-
cial operations Of railroads will be
expedited by the interstate commerce
commissions sensational report on
the Frisco system receivership, &C.
cording to many senator's today who
pointed out that report disclosed
through it's exposition Of syndicate
operation, In which officials Of the
Frisco took part, conditions which leg
islation prohibiting interlocking direc-
torates would prevent
Senator Kenyon, who introduced the
resolution that brought out the re-
port, has a bill pending to have the
Interstate commerce commission con
troll issues of railroad securities
THE Frisco report certainly shows
the necessity for action BY congress,
said he today. And l believe it will
SO result.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
PROFESSIONAL RoNpsMAN

Chicago, Jan. Pin pursuing the
grand jury inquiry into alleged rela-
tions between solomon Lewinsohn, q
professional bondsman, and federal Of
fcials, Elwood Goldman, former as
sistant United States district attorney,
was called as a witness today.
Goldman testified tnat he investigat-
ed the checks two years ago at Will
kerson's request. He found that Da-
vid, being seriously i'll, obtained a
loan given in the form of checks, from
Lewinsohn, pledging therefor jewels
provided by his sisters. BY an agree
.ment later The loans became o sale
ofs the Jewels to Lewinsohn.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
GERMAN LINES ENGAGE
IN BITTER RATE war
HAMBuRG-AMERIcAN AND NORTH
GERMAN LLOYD CUT PAS
SENGER TARIFFS

London, Jan. Representatives
in Great Britain Of the Hamburg.
American Steamship line declared to-
day that the rate war opened between
the German companies is to be fight
to finish. No quarter will be either
shown or expected between the Ham
burg American and the North German
Lloyd.
The first named company is prepar
ing for war on all the traffic hereto
fore conceded to its rivals, and will
Immediately resume its passenger
service to the east and the far west.
hitherto almost monopolized by the
North German Lloyd It also win in
wade the South American field.
II was officially announced today
that the reduced steerage rates pub
Ilished by the British steamship lines
between the United States and conti-
mental ports will become effective on
February i. The reduction amounts
to $3.50 for eastbound passengers and
50 40 for westbound
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
MAJORS DECLARES He
DID not POISON Her
CANNOT ACCOUNT FOR ARSENIC
BEING FOUND IN DAuGH-
TER'S BODY

Alamogordo, N. NJ, Jan. PHI. H.
Majors, charged with poisoning his
daughter, Eudora, was on the stand
again today, undergoing cross-exam-
nation. Yesterday afternoon the de-
fendant related the circumstances at
tending the illness and death Of his
daughter and first wife, and declared
positively that he did not administer
poison to either OF them and had no
idea how they got the poison which
experts declared had caused their
deaths. The present Mrs. Majors. for
merly Miss Isabelle Gibson, a san An
tonic. Texas, teacher, may take the
stand.
Majors married his first wife, Chris
tine Mitchell, at Carbondale, Pa, in
1890, when he was connected with a
railroad in that city. he Is a native
Of Pennsylvania and lived there until
he came to Alamogordo - years age,
Mrs. Isabelle Majors the present
wife Of the defendant, took the stand
today for her husband
Majors did not leave the stand I'M
til nearly noon today and was through
out the morning subjected to q rigid
#cross-examination.
Mrs. Majors testified that she had
never been Of a strong constitution
but that she seemed as well after her
marriage until the sickness just prior
to her husbands arrest. charged with
numbering his daughter. Even then
she testified. she did not consider heg
illness serious, but her husband had
insisted on her getting physician.
Majors. II addition to being under
Indictment charged with causing the
daushters death, is also under an IN
dictment charging that be administer
ed position 70 his second wife. Mrs
isabelle Majors
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
WILL Be INFORMED SOON
SENATE is EXPECTED TO ACT UP
ON THE APPOINTMENT THIS
AFTERNOON
COMMISSION IS RETIRED
1T WILL REMAIN AT WORK, HOW
EVER, TO ARRANGE FOR
OPENING CELEBRATION

Washington, Jan. 27.-President
Wilson today signed an executive or
der putting into operation on April 1
a permanent government for the Pan
anna canal zone and naming Colonel
George W. Goethals as the first civil
governor.
Secretary Garrison made the an
nouncement as he carried away the
executive order from the White
House. He said Colonel Goethals had
not yet been officially informed, but
that he would be as soon as his name
was sent to the senate. probably some
time today.
Mr. Garrison said the cabinet meet
ing was devoted largely to discus
sion of the Panama canal govern
ment.l He added that the question Of
tolls had not been discussed, and the
executive order merely makes provt
sion for the collection of such tolls
as are provided by law
The permanent government OF the
zone, he added, by a civil governor
eliminated the commission which is
now il charge. Members Of the com
mission are to be retained, however,
until the opening OF the canal, as the
committee is in charge Of arrange
ments for the celebration incident to
the opening, though without any ad-
ministrative functions.
The presidents order establishing
permanent government for the Pana-
ma canal zone creates these depart
hents.H operation and maintenance.
purchasing, supply, accounting and
health, and an executive secretary.
The order describes in detail the vari-
Gus duties to be performed by the Of
fioers.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
TO KIDNAP THE PRESIDENT
The PLAN WAS TO SEIZE THE
REIGNs or GOVERNMENT RY
FORCE or ARMS &
LAMBDA IS SUSPECTED
BUT FORMER FOREIGN MINISTER
SHOWS He WAS NOT I'M
PLIcATED

Mexico City, Jan. 27.- Police actiY-
ity was in further evidence today ID
connection with the anti-governnent
conspiracy reported yesterday. Ths
authorities were silent as to the ma
ture of the conspiracy, but declared
that further arrests were to be *.
pected.
From unofficial sources it is learned
that the plot was to seize President
Huerta and take possession Of the
government by force Of arms.
Federico Gamboa. formerly foreign
minister, was currently reported to
have been placed under arrest in this
connection, but the report was untrue
as was also that in regard to General
Eugenio Pascon, military governor OF
oaxaca, who was said to Be III tho
plot.
Rumors Of the arrest Of Jose Luis
Requena, who was candidate for
the vice presidency on the Felix Diaz
ticket, spread in the federal city. hus
proved to be without Foundation.
1'hs ieatioF of Tia nsz|s AK
i5E ads
nc excitement in The eity, as simiis
reports have been common recent
In the meanwhile Provisional Pr
dent Huerta rides in an autoEobas
with no quart protection except an
aid.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
Execution Is prevented

Laredo, Texas Jam Efforts Of
United States Consul Garrett at Nuego
Laredo, Mexico, to save Samuel Can
tn, Mexican refugee. sentenced to
be shot today at sunrise. apparently
were successful AIT noon today the
sentence had not been carried out.
Cantu, wealthy resident Of Lame
pasas, Mexico, is alleged To have been
lured from Laredo to the international
bridge by a decoy letter, kidnapped
on the American side BY Mexican fed
erals and carried to Nuevo Laredo,
where he was sentenced.
The nature Of the charges against
Cantu is unknown The American
consul last night applied to the state
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
SEVEN PERSONS LOSE
LIVES ON The COAST
UNlPR REcEDENTED STORM OF SAT
URDAY AND SUNDAY TAKES
A HEAVY TOLL

Los Angeles. Cals Jan. 27--With
seven persons drowned, all forms Of
overland transportation either tied up
or handicapped seriously, six train
loads Of passengers marooned and this
section of the state damaged to the
extent Of more than million dollars
as a result Of the unprecedented storm
whiessh has been raging since Saturday,
PROSPECTS Of relief frightened with
the appearance of the sun today.
The rainfall for the "a hours ending
at midnight last night was 2.s6 in
ches, making the total for the season
14.32 inches.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
steamsr . ReIIeve Pasaengers

San Fancisco, Jan. 27-The South
ern Pacific Railroad company charter
ed today the steamship Santa Clara
of the Pacific Coast Steamship com
pany's fleet for the relief Of storm
bound passengers at Port san Luis
Obispo, Paso Robles and Santa Bar
bara, doyn-coast points.
southward bound, the Santa Clara
will take on for Los Angeles those
held at Paso Robles and San Luis
Obispo. Northward bound on the re-
turn trip she win stop for those at
Santa Barbara. At Paso Robes are
the passengers Of a train which left
Los Angeles northbound last Saturday
night.
The passengers Of two southbound
trains that left San Francisco satur-
day night are at San Luis Oblspo.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
STRETCHED us NEck

Raleigh, n. G, Jan. Il. Jim Wilson.
a negro charged with the murder of
Mrs. w. M. Lynch at Weddell, N. G.,
today was Iynched by a mob near
that place The lynching occurred 20
minutes before company of state
militia sent by Governor Craig to pre-
vent mob violence arrived.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
REVOLUTION SPREADS
ALL over REPUBLIC
HAITI is EXPERIENCING TROUBLE
IN SURPRISING THE
UPRISING

Washington, Jan. Blockade Of
Cape Haiti, the storm center of the
latest revolution there, has been pro-
claimed by the government at Port au
Prince. State Departments reports say
the diplomatic corps at Port au Prince
has designated committee Of safety
to assume charge in the event of the
possible abdication Of President Oerste
and the outbreak Of disorder. The
German cruiser Bremen has arrived
there.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
DRY DOCK AZ FRISCO

Washington, JAN 27.-The senate
today passed bill authorizing the sec
retary of the navy to contract for the
use of a dry dock at Hunters Point,
San Francisco for six years. The
dry dock is to be large enough to ac-
the largest vessel that can
pass through the Panama canal.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27

Washington, Jan. 70 The gunboak
Wheeling was today ordered mons
New Orleans February for Guaniaos
amo, Cuba. she viii Sc later on duty
either IN Haitian er Dominican waters
The cruiser California now 81 eaa
Diego, was today ordered. on eamnl
tion Of her target practice to tie west
coast Of Mexico as relief EQr sha
cruiser PITTSBURGH which then ca0es
north for target practice
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-01-27
PlNnELl Is CONFIRMED

Washington, Jau. n. The nomina-
tions Of Henry NJ. Pindell Of Peoria,
ILL.,, to be ambassador to Russia and
Winifred D. Denison Of Portland, Me,
to be member Of the Philippine com
mission and secretary Of the interior
Of the Philippines, were confirmed by
the senate today