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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-07
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Outof-T Town Visitors Here Look Over Offerings OF
Local Wholesale Dealers.

/, PORTLAND. ORE-Ben Selling Co. W Mon
taens ladies ready wear BTezten
hI KapsS co HA ana .uI Ms Merritt
waists. SCI BroadwAy.
ROME. GA-Lanham e. Sons Co. Ian
ham, ladies' ready to WAR. Herald 50.
ST LOU1S--Famous * BaT CO: Miss Gum
biner. dresses. 81 W 2sth 81.
sHiNGTON-Weodwsrd * Iothrop; II
sisman, ladies' ready-tO-wear. 334 Attn az.
Millinery, Lacrs, Notions. etc.
AMSTERDAM y "A Marks Sons; G
Mark lRces ribbons and millinery; sS1
Bway; Flanders.
BALTIMORE Gutman Co. Miss camp
bell laces and trimmings 200 Fifth ave.
BOSTON-R II White Co; Miss Hankap IL
dies neckwear. " w s3d 81.
BOsTON-W 4 Bacon: Delerie. boys
BosTON@W Ffenes Sons Co: w Bennett.
mems and boys hats; u6 West 32d St
DECENTRALIZATION. Kloppsr CO. kiop-
per and VI II Billstein, fancy goods, HON
LAKE CHARLES. 1A-J Uutr. millinery
and fancy goods, Is West 10Th 81.
PHILADELPHIA-J Wanamaker; o NJ Gaiser
hosiery and underwear; Broadway and loth 81
BURGH-Pittsburgh Drygoods Co; IL n
Jennewine. lAees and hanakercnisis' 40
UTICA. Y-F " Sessions Millinery Co:
Clement. millinery and ribbons 81 Bway
WACO, TEX-Sanger Bros. n Ulinan Iaces
and embroideriss 10 F: 24th 81.
Mems and Boys Wear.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA-Johnson Mccoy;
johnson. furng goods; Herald Square
cLEYELAND-Hig0ee co; + scnneoly; no.
sery underwear, Furnishing goods ana UNI
breliss; 2i4 Church II.
4 LANCASTER, Penn-fiager & Bros. 4 Sny-
der. clothing: 70 Spring ST. :,
NEW HAVEN-A NJ Rosenberg Co. VI
Rosenberg. clothing; Park Avenue.
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dept stores;
I Edgecomb. hats. 30 9Th ay.
ROME. Ga-Lanham q sons 90; II Lanham.
clothing and furnishing goods; Herald
/ Square.
miscellaneous.
Z AURORA. Hl-F f Royston & Co: Roys-
ton. general merchandise Navarro
MORE-Hochschld. kohn q Co; w
Waldorf, Aouse furnishing goods and china;
Observation-Disclosures Bargain House: X a
Richards carpets and rugs. 3J4 ith az.
BERWICK, Penn-Berwick Stores Co: W
Garrison. general merchandise: IS East SSf -,
BUFFALO y Adam q Co: d Kent. Jpn
goods and carpets. PA Church.
! CHICAGO-Sears. Roebuck a co; r Kettle
will. furs, gloves and hats; 49, Broadway
CHICAGo-Montgowery Ward q Co; Decker.
uph goods; IS w 18th St
/ CHICAGO Y Farwell Co; McDonald'
yarns sweaters umbrellas etc: - Leon
| FREMONT. Ohio-J Joseph Sons, u Joseph.
general merchandise, u6l broadway.
! LoNACONING, Md r Sloan & co; ID
/ Sloan. general merchandise: Navarro.
MERIDEN. Conn Nieand Co; Neland.
china and glass; Grand.
! PITTSBU RGH-Pittsburgh Drygoods Co; X II
Jennewine yarns, knit goods and umbrellas.
[ PORTLAND. Ore-Olds Workman e. King: r
I Stie carpets. rugs and upholstery goods
/ ROME y Y-F f Bacon Co: Bacon.
house furnishing goods and notions Latham.
/ ST LOUIS-B Nusent a Bro Drysoods Co; 5 V
Silverthorne. leather goods toys, notions and
stationery; 81 Union Square.
SYRACUSE-Huuter. Tuppen Co. II Coch-
rane. carpets, rugs and trunks --5 Fourth
/ WASHINGTON Goldenberg: C Golden
| berg, Innings, books and ststionery; Grand.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Appointed ii. Perry as auto. engineman.
Bu + A. r. emergency period 10 days May
& Al rate OF 81 200 "a year. stock payroll.
Fmployed-As laborers. Blu +. \. 7. at 81
per diem: J Belzner. : days April Il. and
: davs April -. j. Perry days. April IS;
J. Laurie. > days April 81; stock payroll
Resignation-Cable Spiicer J.. Fisher, Blu.
L. A. r. stock payroll. May I.
Leave with pay)-For May Foreman j.
Bernzott Blu r. \. T.. account illness.
Additional leave without pay)-Three
months May 3. Lahorer W. OCOnnOr. Blu. r.
and : accOunt lllness
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CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHD
Electrical Experiment Company. Inc. 90
nestle corporation. having rs principal
business once IN the city. county and state
of New York. will apply 20 the Supreme
Court Of the state OF New York az Special
Term Part II thereof. TO be held at the
County Court House In the city OF New york
on the 18th day Of May, 1915, al tho open
ing. OF the Court or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. for an order authoriz-
ing said corporation 20 change is corporate
nane % the stentor Electric Manufacturing
Company. Inc.
Dated New York. April 2ist. 1914
ELECTRICAL EXPERIMENT COMPANY.
INC.
BY BUELL. HOLLIsTER. President.
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Parcel Post to Greece.

Postmaster Morgan yesterday an
nounced that a parcel post convention
has been concluded between the United
States, and Greece 10 take effect May g..
Parcel post packages for destinations In
that country will be admitted on and
'Aler that date. Full information as 10
rates can be obtained at the postoftice.
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FEDERAL COURTS,
SUPREME COURT.
The meaning Of

X. r. Martin Tulsa. OKLA; X. o schuy-
led, Denver; c. II. Wilson. New YORK city
admitted TO practice.
No. 20T--GllsonU. g. Submitted.
No 3f5-C. II. Venner/Chicago city hali-
way ct al. Continued per stipulation.
No. 3TG-Brown Shoe core. Ross hume
trustee. Dismissed with costs.
No SGo-Bowe ct al/Scott ct al. Death OF
Nathaniel w. Bowc suggested and appear
ance OF Emma LOWS Bowe, cxecutrix OF last
will and testament OF Nathaniel w. Bowe'
deceased, filed and entered.
No. 360-Emma Lewis Bowe, exccutrNs ~
al Elizabeth s. Scott ct al. Argued.
No. 36i-Selig Hamilton, as receiver. M-
gued. 80
$40 land 37SD, s74. s7T. $40 3si and 3si.
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ARMY.
Capt. !. l.. DEWITT. quartermaster corps.
to Galveston, as asst. depot quartermRster
Name First Lieut.. T. l. CRYSTAL. 9TH Inf
placed on list of detached Officers ana
name FIRST Lieut. G. A. LYNCH. INF. re
moved therefrom.
Leaves OF absence. I'd Lieut. II II ZOR\IG-
coast art. ! month; Capt. T. T. FRISsEIL
1lth Inf, months: Lieut.. Col. u. h. DE-
WORE. Adj. Gen. months.
NAVY.
Commdr. W. D. BROTHERTON. detached
navy yard. Boston. May 20: 10 Asiatic sta o.
ton via June transport
Commdr. e. Z. GELM. commissioned
Lieut. Commdr. f. n. DE LANY, detached
command 9,.na culsoa; TO Naval Hospital.
Lieut. commdr W y. VERNON. Lieut. C. f.
DAVIS. Lieut. q. grade) s. NJ. KRAUS.
Medical Insp \. J. BLACKNOOD and
Asst surg. IL NJ STENHOUSE and W A.
stoned
Pay Inspector J. FYFFE. detached navy yard.
Mare Island 10 home. wait orders.
Paymaster 4. NICHOLSON. detached navy
yard, Puget Sound; % West Virginia
Passed Asst. Paymaster 5. l. BETHEA. de-
tacbed navy yard: Charleston.
Bostswain r. L. VI RENNA. detached receiving
ship AT New York; 10 naval hospital
Boatswain }. ALLEY. detached navy yard
Gunner II. JORGENsEN. detached Yves, vir-
ginia: 10 Milwaukee
Gunner +. G. KEYES. detached Milwaukee: %
''NL fH-lIld.
MARINE CORPS.
MAJ II. c. REIslNGER. 10 paw ONCE. San
Francisco on arrival in United states
Capts. b PURYEAR and r. HOLCOMB JR
First IIeuts u. NJ RANDALL. W s.
BENAN and r. f. ADAMS, 20 Marine Bar
racks Mare Island, on arrival e. United
States
First Lieuts. J. p. GARRETT and A r.
RANDALL, detached marine Detachment
American Legation. Picking: 10 United States
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs.
ARRIVED.
May 4-Wdshington. Of Key West; Albany. at
Mazatlan: Paul Jones. at Ia Paz. Clevel1ad.
at Guavmas
May 5-Salem. at Vera Cruz: Yankton NJ New
orleans; Chattanooga. at san Diego: Butus
81 Norfolk yard; Intrepid and Justin AT
Mare Island. Galveston. at Shanghai
SAILED.
May 4-WashingtOn. from OF Key West FOR
Puerto Plata. Albany Hun and Lawrence,
from Mazatlan for IA pdz: Cyclops from
Tampco for New Orleans and Hampton
Roads.
May Ozark, from Hampton Roads for Key
Vert; Solace. from Vera Cruz for New York
Via Key West Brutus, from Hampton FOads
for Norfolk. Intrepid. from San Francisco
for Mare Island Justin. from Tiburon for
Mare Island Cummings. from Vera Cruz Tor
Tampico: Amman. from Vera cruz for Gal
weston. via Lobos Islands and Tampico.
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DISTRICT COURT.

MARTIN, JURY CALENDAR.
Am HayL r r Werner/A w NesbNt
Werner/A w Neshitt
SMITH J.-ADMlRALTY CALENDAR.
No Ger Lloyd Ss/Ss Same/rug Robertson
La Lorraine Colonial NGv/Fbt
GIMP Gentle Trans/Ss America
Pr Wilhelm Herman Gen le Trans
O Poyle/Tue Roberts n Coz Eell Stbt/Ss Tyr
Pat kardFr Carp'ter Tweedio IradinE/O
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INCORPORATED AT TRENTON

Trenton. y j.. May G.-Gross Realty Co.
Jersey CITY, reel estate. 800 900. George Gross
mar. C. r. Hendrickson. Jersey City: 5. ID.
\ saldwin. Hackcnsack
! United Mattress and Mfg Goa Newark; mat
resses. 500 0Q0. l. W. Brainen. W. L. Brcden-
haw Newark: W L. Brunyate, Orange; Bar
hey Meyers New York city.
Modern Ruildlng Co. Jersey City: ccnstruc-
ion. $500: a H. Rabino. VIM Byron and
Edward Byron. Jersey city.
Northern Amusement Co, Orange; $1,000
iarr Delaney. +. T. Ealand and J. Hoe
fg Newark.
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49,. to Hdqurts, 10 days. May Z: H. Meyer. 50.
TO Hdqurts. days. May :.
Leaves of Absence without pay)-PatrOl.
J. J. Hamilton, %. day. May s: !. r Giau-
del. Isl. ] day. May 6.
Northumberland. j. ]. O Brien, May 8.
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Weather in Cotton states.

North Carolina South Carolina. Georgia
Alabama. Florida Mississippi. Louisiana and
Texas, generally fair Thursday and Friday
light TO moderate variable winds.
Missouri and oklahoma. generally fair
Thursday and Friday
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CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALs.

LACOMBE. CONE. WARD AND ROGERS, u.
Chaloner/ sherman RE Hollins
Bates United Shoe NJ Thames TowboatSc
Re Sconeh Co Louise
Actisels Kahet Ingrid/ MCGUIRE Thames IoWo
CIR II ] Erickson Gallagher
Mizell Elmure 1Iamil-l Re LathrOp Haskins
ton Ire Leavitt & Grant
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blShest reachcd, no, aho
DECISIONS.
BY kEOGH J.
In matter OF dissolution OF Village OF mn
side. Application TO compel police justice 10
turn over books to village clerk denien
Odell/Wildey. executor OF Pierre NashIns
ton. VIII sign finding sustaining tns CON
tention made In behalf Of Anna c. Wilney.
United States Trust Co. as trustee OF an
brose NJ McGregor/ Marshall o. Terry ~ Al. .
/ am OF the opinion the bankrupts dischatse
doesn't release him from liability In the III
scheduled note. / Will sign findings accoru-
rgly. .
George i. Jackson and Jane H. JacksonIy
T. Reyes and William a. HauG: The appH-
cation IL granted
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sIRRoGATEs' COURT.

suRRoGATEs' COURT.
KETCHAM. S.
At 10 a. IN.
WILLS.
MARGARET Murphy I'd Kelly
Catharinc Hart fatllck summers
WIN Earolf Adele Burroughs
Simeon GOldstein John Vile
Margaret McCdnrey
ACCOUNTING IN ESTATES
Margaretha Nazznie y Il Corwin
Mary ireland Anna " Heimer
Michael Moran Elizabeth Paul
John Murphy John Spilngsteen
Paul Buttner
ESTATES.
John Dohnel
CONTESTED WILLS
Max Krant slary carroll
Caroline Ncubut
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STATE COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

AppeIIHIt DINIsfUfs
TNGRAHAM Pr: M'LAUGHbIN. LAUGH
LIN BOWLING AND HOTCHKISS, u.
Court opens at p m.
paonle etc/Feir lIarEstrothF Turner l.
WagnorVan Schaick Fox/B & Q r
cchanor Miller Pearse/Nat Lead
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The following causes II answered reaoy
will be passed for the day. No cause WIZ
be set down for a day upon the CALI
Wilson White Plains Obermoyer Leo
Nicoletto/ Whitridge Il mann weinberg
Maher/ Ciantx Miller Milllng/Fuchs
Totaro/N Y Han iFalco/N n II ii
4 stove W/Huth Rltyl Chuharon/Concoutse ID
Nugent/Wifiier stainach H/Conse Is
Dunn/St Gas Light Grogan /MaNweH-bris-
Edaards/NYC A II Il coe
ArbutnofPItts con iGoodhart/Hasbrouok
Garrety/Un Ry West Brew McAhdre"s
McLevy/N G & II II BENNETT Husted
D'Alisera /Heam Chs Greye/ Rodgers
Condit/N n < " sedzenski/ DunNo ooie
Eddery/Int Rap TT g Club -,
Coutant/Int Rap TT Sholoush/Fed sus hei
Johnson West st Ry Mcintosh /Catella .
RauftIEisele Dellaeerce GILLESPIE
acoty/I.ynch Marietta McMuiieh
Millette/NY W&B Ry
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trf..l Form

QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Trial Term.
calendar in Part J. at 10 \. Il.
GARRETSON. J.
Re D'Onofrio. alleged MarshallLFJ stetn Z
incompetent i5ohn' mn JaghsoI
Mahlstedtfbl tttn titHhel, iull Holl
Roeckel adm/BUERR Augustin/ BQSsRR
Boehm admx/ Wille NoegeiI bQ&SRk
Schantz/ NewtONn lBu.ger/Neuschler unq
walter BiiRR
The following causes. II marked ready,
will Doe passed for the day. No cause VIII be
set for "A day on this call
Gonenbusky/N sug II schott. sdm/Us Pig
Giebner adm Ieahy RlFoX/BHRR
Morse Cohen IGerte/ Hartung
Moscowitz stafford Ry smith NNSQEL&P
Highest reached. No. 900.
DDCIsIoN
BY GARRETsON. J.
Pc Nellie 4 sullivan application for leave "a
sue george " Finch as receiver Of Second
Avenue Railway Company
WESTCHESTEH COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
Part l.
MORSCHAUSER, j.
Part III.
KEOGH. J.
Day calendar at s:G a. m.
Pprt Richards F'rederickson/ Rochelle
Roseuthal/S ladon IRON Soa i .,.,..-
p1S,cheryNY Nh & II Gardner/N Y y II &
Bucciarielloj Rinehart
4 Dennis Nltute! ~ FNst - ny
SchOonmaker/Flits- rAtaeiia/ I I'tsDuis IN
hugh Con Con
MeeKiftbon1 Philadel & Mcmahon MILLER
Reading AZ
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KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

Appellate Disision--?d Judicial Department.
jerks. Pr. BURR. RICH. srAPLEToN
AND PUTNAM. ~.
DAY CALENDAR
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COUNTY COURT.
pGATT. J-DAI CALENDAR.

PEATT J-DAY CALENDAR
Wilbur Lumber/Nai- Morgan /Chicachee
dch x W Hirch Malcolm
La Bar/Quartararo Clark Bombacl
Malcolm Glasier Theiss/Goss
Westchester Inv CON Stevens Anderson
Y G & II Thesis Trohn
ollohrigldoI Winston Sherwood Wright
campano/ Mangini Deve SON Burke Barron
Young schneider
The civil calendar viii be resumed or
Monday, May %
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COUNTY COJRT-Part ".
CIVIL CALENDAR.
ROY, j.
At 10 a. m.
Dufy/RHRR .trry/N3ssau EiR
Rutlor/Same Prot era/Am MIG
Marin Mass ERR PiociOlo/ BHRR
Schroeder Ricca .ad0Nsky/
Marine IIrllirpi Rtcan/NassdJ ERR
Reserve calendar marked ready ana passed
until Monday, May IA
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
ARMY.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, May s.
ARMX
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COHALAN. Sat 1880 A. NJ.
No day calendar.
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Highest reached NO. :. Jl3.
Special Tcrm-Part !.

Spcciai lcrnl-iaft i.
MANNING. EMOTIONS.
Calendar at 10 a m.
Tetu/Teu Goldberg Harvey
Sweeney Couch Shewan/ Lipshitz
Reidv Terrence lCprvadore Home Title
Rideout/C Il Of y iHOehe/Am Lauu VI Co
Empire TT Coleman Judson/ Edwards
Matter Of Foster Az MacRae /MacRa
Sefter/Amer Bond Eagle L/Lndhelmer
SETTER Amer Bond Sheridan /Suter
Frankel /Frsnkel re Tow 'MoTrow et al
Re Cumberland ST & Warhaftig/Nash
carlton av IMela Waterbury Co
Nacfaurin Morse y u Mela Waterbury 60
Nurfha Morse IPetekofsky/ Pellssier
Re T. 18th - (AnketelD IL B1umenn n co 3au-
McGarry/NcGarry mann Fur Co. Inc
stephen Bldg & Cnst/ Carlinl Never
Burkard r Co Bell/Icr Warehouse co
Reimer/ParkEiH lsUazdas Am sug Rem
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Trial Term-Part NH.
Adjourned until Monday. May IS
Trial Term-Part XIV.
DAVIS j.
defieshonLA * Mfg Ievi/Am W I Trading
Wollinan/ Rothschild tSame/Same
Marshall Tiffany * CiAronI same
LAWSON Ward Hastings Pavt/Donovan
IoWse/Nh Yacht L&F lHomenway Schmidt
noIllhsLN y Tel lDittenhoefcr/ Sheehan
Potter/Wright & c SomervIlle Read
Shober/ Royal Ins Co Reach I'm Pal Car
OF Liverpool CHAR
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BRONX COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.
special Term.
GRADY. J-EN Tons Hons MA INNS-No'
Mshel /Mishel Graham Graham u,
Farley Giugliano reeinC. SCI o' em ~.
S,heuerman /Bernhmr Ziegel/Reaie
Special Term fer Trials
No DAY calendar.
Trial Term.
BRADY J.
Wasserman Bronx Home News
Case on. No day calendar.
COUNTY COURT.
GIBBS. J.-EX PARTE MArTEKs-Ao-
Trial Term.
GIBBS J.
No day calendar
sURROGATE's COURT.
SCHULZ. s.
No day calendar.
Trial Term.
SCHULZ. s.
No day calendar
SUPREME COURT.
BRADY. J.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
lanes 1n,ercitv Land & secur-J Van Kirk.
Jung Senior-Willoughby Il pobbs
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-31
HIS TROUBLE
NOT OF HEART
Real Facts In Regard 10 F. z
uuffman's Illness. Relief OBJ
tanned By Curing Ills
Stomach Ailments.

Waynesville, N. C.-Mr. F. r. Huffman,
Of this city, says: II suffered dreadfully
with what ! thought was heart trouble.
and tried various medicines In vain.
After other remedies had failed, Thed.
sord's Black Draught restored me 10
health. would not feel safe without
Black Draught in the house. I consider
It worth its weight in gold.
1t cured my indigestion, and ~ an
means l was restored to health. can
not express my gratitude for its benefits"
Good health depends on the condition
Of your digestion. Poor digestion and
good health do not 60 together.
Thedford's Black-Draught will
thoroughly cleanse and set In order your
digestive system. -I
1t has done this for others, during the
past 10 years, and is today the most
popular vegetable liver remedy on the
market. Tryit.
Insist on 1hedford's. Price 80. h.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-31
TUESDAY WITHOUT FAIL
JAMIESO N'S

that thai, says law
believes
Sovereignty patterson represents Federal police control
H. Campbell
the implied
that would the victor
Patterson destroyers
tainly the disn guzh a difference
Bradford aspire to be superin-
Public Both have held the office each
the children
vii Republican
either that the i'm
lands and monies belonging to the school system entitled the posi-
Ed Brake there he make the his mind for
organize and equip band of State
Allison
so state Treasurer and the place being contested by oaa
Campbell John Kenehan
James H Teller stosker would
,e office encouraging anarchy REBELLION and Federal
Harry Muns and Charles each equal the
state AUDITOR with the other Officials elected
Ie"s for tire s time off one ON
The s " em the 0 same as difference
and nnx If the ticket t.. be m far
and the State is he hee officials
e @ osse na hsn e s
Republican Administration 'front.' o
officials with
NJ Lewis
against Senate
Administration
Parks
rnde
obtains
y. n.
andgr will
list We
activities and state
cigntyf for our dear
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-31
PROTEST AGAINST DETENTION
OF COPPER STEAMER

Washington, Oct 31.-Formal
protest to the British government
against the detention of the Ameri-
can copper-laden steamer KrOonland
at Gibraltar. was made today by the
State department through Ambassa-
dor Page at London.
The british authorities were asked
to explain why the vessel has not
either been released or sent to a
prize court. The protest also stated
there seems to be no warrant for the
further detention OF the ship, which
is bound to Italy and Greece. 1t is
probable that a protest against the
detention of other vessels by Great
Britain will be made later.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-31
Dem. WORKER
P|NCHEO ON GRAND
JURY WARRANT

Pete Milano. a striker, was ar
rested by Undersheriff Zeke Martin
this morning on bench warrants is
sued by the grand jury. Milano was
Just aighting from the Colorado &
Southern train from the north when
he was nabbed by the undersheriff.
Milano is wanted on one count for
murder and four counts for arson.
When arrested this morning Mi
lano. in company with other strikers,
was ON his way from Ludlow to
Trinidad. where all the "boyA"s have
been called to attend the Democratic
meeting tonight.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-31
REVIVAL SERVICES

Rev. w. 7. Nickerson. D. D.. State
Missionary of the G. w. NJ. Baptist
association of Colorado. is conduct
ing series of meetings at DAYS
Hall on Commercial street, near
Plum street. The meetings are be-
ing held under the auspices of the
st. Paul Baptist church. Everybody
invited. ..-r4
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-31
THE CANDIDATES COMPARED


cand
arelets them
First Hubert Work Charles Thomas Both
thinks
o comm
$
is
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-31

Hear Finch at the West theatre
Sunday night.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-31
WILSON REJECTS ADVICE OF AGITATORS

of Colorado thought he would
apostles strife who have been
droning official relation the Colo
night dismissed the last fond hope Of
emphay that he not consd
suggestion Mother Jones take and
thus the operators
proposal paid organizer of the United Mine
Workers o. America.
coming fell dull and skening thud
president Keag manes such masterful
The sobs and Of Mother
Mary clustering admonon James Lord have had
the policy of watchu waiting
in Colorado in Mexico these months
Of the president could have rejected the wise counseis
he the job but unfortunately Edward was
honor with his distinguished grand
there has been who has
show the record to which the Democrats
point Heating the long hot sooth
Heating has been the right hand advisor
Woodrow drafted signed bill
slipped unless Eddie there
sci him
This is certain
peals of the Colorado dub and play into the hands the wreck
The learned gentleman the executive mansion unqueston
ably with maud patle the agitators who have
President Wilson will probably the advice also to let the
federal charge affairs the strike district for time
He has probably advised by the federal officers here
that armies of strikers drilling day parts OF the
withdrawal of the soldiers which will afford
them another warfare with the militia
rigid discipline second
ton and the importation Greeks from all of the district conin
quietly.
The we'll drilled high rifle boys the Balkan veterans
tonight The x-jai birds he line bearing torches Many
of them bore torches in the Agular district last April