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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02
GOVERNING ALASKA.
Tho Present Method Retards Develop.
nent Of Territory.

Engineering News)
1t Is pretty we'll known that the In
habitants of Alaska, with one unani-
nous voice, utterly condemn the man
ner in which the settlement Of Alaska
and the development Of its natural re-
sources Is at present throttled by gov
ernmental red tape. Secretary Lane
urges a plan for the government of
Alaska under which commission OF
three appointed by the president would
take over all the multifarious duties
now scattered among score OF gov
eminent departments at Washington.
ANY one who will read the detailed
story given in Secretary Lanes report
of the method by which Alaskan de-
velopment Is hampered by govern
mental methods must feel very dubi-
Gus indeed concerning the proposition
that the United States should assume
further responsibilities for carrying on
government outside It's own borders.
1t Is Of interest to note that we have
succeeded much better In governing
the Panama canal zone and the Phil
ippines than in governing Alaska In
both Panama and the Philippines,
however, we succeeded because the
plan adopted placed responsibility in
the hands Of resident commission
and we did not attempt to carry on
the government by bureaus at Wash
ington. 1t may be added that In the
early days Of United States control at
Panama. when 1t was actually at
tempted to run affairs on the isthmus
from Washington headquarters. the
result was chaos.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
70 Peter Barowansky, his heirs or as
ciunc.

TO Peter Barowansky, his heirs or as
signs: ... +, ac-
Iou are hereby notified that IN &C
..ordance with Section 1924 of the ne
Used Statutes Of the United states
md all the acts supplemental thereto
Ind amendatory thereof, |, your CO.
,wner have expended in labor ana I'm :
provements for the years 1911. ~.
and 1918, the sum Of 500 on on ea en- ~ y
he following lode claims: The Nortn
star and Deer, both located in Beaver
mining district, Shoshone county
idaho. And if within ninety days az
Ger the expiration of this notice py
publication you fail or refuse TO pay
-FOUR proportion of said expenditure
being one half and amounting to soO
IN each claim for each year, or TO-
tal of $500 on both claims for the tnree
years. together with the cost OF tnis
advertisement, your interest IN the
said claims will become the property
If the undersigned as provided D!
law.
JOHN IhlAnD'
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SIOCNHoI0'
Frs MEETING.

ogce Of the Chicago Boston Mining
Company, wallace, Idaho, June Co.
Natice is hereby given that the an.
nual meeting of the stockholders Oh
the Chicago Boston Mining. company
will he held at the Office OF the com
pany. at the Hotel Ryan, in Wallace van e;
Idaho. on Saturday. the 18th day OF
for the purpose of electing board OF
Ave directors to serve for the ensuing
wear or until their successors shall De
elected and qualified, and to transact
.uch other business as may legaily
ONE before said meeting.
CYRUS w. GOSSERI.
President
WIN. S. BANGS,
Je25-Jy9-3t oeclet"''
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02
notice OF ANNUAL STOCkHOLD.
ERS' MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to y-laws, the annual meeting of
the stockholders Of the Eldorado Min
ing and Smelling Company, Limited,
will be held In the office of the CON.
pany, 703 Cedar street, Wallace, Idaho,
on the 18th day Of July, 1914, at 1870
p. m. Of said day for the purpose Of
electing directors for the ensuing year
and transacting any other business
that may lawfully come before the
meeting
BY order of the board Of directors.
w. w. BIXRY.
Jezo-JyS-St Secretary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02

Wingett, w J ......17SS 1000 10 90
And in accordance with law so many
shares Of each parcel Of such stock az
may be necessary will be sold at The
office of the company in the Eagle
block, Wallace, Idaho, on the 14th dav
of July, 1914, at the hour Of 300 p. m.
of said day to pay the delinquent as
sessment thereon together with the
costs of advertising and expenses of
sale.
OTTO A. OLSSON.
Secretary Treasurer Of the Hypotheek
Mining and Milling Company; Office
in Eagle Block, Wallace, Idaho.
Je25-Jy9-2t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02
ANACONDA'S OPERATIONS.
Details of Statement Filed With the
County Assessor.

The report of the Anaconda COM
pany to the assessor Of Silver Bow
county, Montana, for purposes Of tax
alton, for II months ended June l,
shows net earnings of $S613,5 64,
against s11,446,9O1 last year. The net
earnings for the 1913 calendar year
as shown by the recently issued an
nual report to stockholders, were $11,-
323.49S.
The report follows, showing COM
pariSon with 1912:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK
HOLDERS.

Office of the Hypotheek Mining and
Milling Company, Wallace, ldaho'
June rs, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that there Is
now delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account OF an assess
ment of ten Q0) mills per share, lev
led on the 18th day of May, 1914, the
several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders
as follows, to-wit:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02

AS Anaconda has 1882, 500 shares
outstanding, exclusive Of 10000
shares to issue for the International
profits for the year ended June l were
equal to $1.99 per share, against 50
paid in dividends.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02

In France a bronze statue weighing
three and half tons. that was too
large to be handled by railroad or
canal. was hauled upon a motor truck
to its destination, GAG miles away.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02

For mining news Of this entire dis
trict read The Wallace Miner.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-07-02
To Probe Lobby.

Before anything can be done either
by the committee or by the senate
there probably will be an investigation
of the lobby behind the treaty and the
wire pulling and manipulation which
has brought the scheme to extort
money from the United States to its
present advantageous position.
This investigation is due the Ameri-
can people. 1t can not be properly re-
sisted or resented by the administra-
tfoA,
The treaty which President Wilson
and Secretary Bryan have negotiated
is formal declaration that Colombia
was greatly injured by the United
states and treated with dishonorable
unfairness by the then president of
the United States, Theodore Roosevelt.
1t is said by the democrats that
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
ARMY OFFICER MAKES
INSPECTION CAVALRY
IN STRIKE ZONE

Cap'Ain Julian D.. Gaujol. of the
United s,ai.s regular army sonsrirt-
-i his insl~rtion today of cavalry
tI"".' II. shtsh ts stationed at Trini-
dai. Tn. captain il insI.-.t.f and
Instructor from the regular army and
makes a regular Inspection os the
.assigy r"oIss "t the national snas'i
companies. whsh the militia .as ur-
d-r-d "sii G-a-tai Chase requested
sh- saF a- tas,msh, 4. detail en- in-
.'ius'.g Ibr the us@ of the state tsiiii-
sia bst, S-saas~ at The s.rsGf- F--
auir-d of The m-a 'ks ssF depart
inert refused
The las provides. L.s.s-s 90 in
sp- tian 'auss t- saas. oaso a s-sg
sni s-I-ast sssbsatt,-d 80 Ih- pss
ss.pafs1-a, S~ssrs ,h- tissI IT MaS
':-n-sai Tsas~ -lgri ih- d-pas,aa.n,
sss assrs aaF ,hrs- vas n. shsavs
tos sh. HaIIisla ss t- .at IS, ,h- field
b-f.sa ID. 'isss st May ss shs s-t.as,,
a-as -ss ssssssi sa srv-as s1 she a.l
snssas os ihs ssnsfst saj ssea "sal
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NO SPRING DUCK
MunTlN6--
Of UNCLE SAN

Have i~a pisna.a 10 So iask
EsasIas ,his .pfiazs ~ sea hss-
fsa bad b~tsrs chang sssF plsn
pAi.s. saa vast ,s paY = ssitt tJas
saa s~ss- a SEQ seeks in Jail Tee ss1
privilege sss tho ess ses.1ssi sslsn .
In s.sasa So slaasiAx siEtaspsf
sssas ts In .ss1g. saa ~ psasiss;
sh-se ss 90 h~ Aa aass shsos5sg in
shx ssstns
tsas.sa states Sssssass a. o. kell
tFs ia a i.ssrs 10 a. e, issts, says
y Aase s~-s sg-sar=.sF ssarss
sEess.s ssr 1ae viii pr isssssrtl
sAse sassssseiF asssugsa shis qars-
si-@ sa ssr affirmative Il j. tsus
sAa5 tnws sss .se s@trsssar1s sas a@S
81 ssssssa sss ssasAIar5F Gag rssfuse-
sas IS ~hSsb sae "Srspssses assslsr
establishes spf sAs eaietvesess Of US
laws lsasossss am jsgasss4pf gAss
sss sses-aF s@srsssrst sttsfess sse
eerpasHsa sA. @ue asssf6 sa.t hl@-ff
fas shr rasass ssssat ~ Sac law Te
ags ssasss ss ges sessz sst isss4
sssguAi nA.Y nssxa !. s@sHpsa5@s besgfv
q t'sis~es states sss3asisss s1ass stt~eH
SAG gsr s5sras'@s o. ssr Jas ssS
lsspse shs asssasass sss sasstsage
sas sspaass 81 ssssIa2 e srsr@ss ses
the stss ~s @stas spbEertst s@ = slns
es aas sayse gtss St@s ps ssasss"s'
~.rs sss nas = ass sksn - &arss as
bash sseh ssre aaa smr-Ssarssspss Ss
.Ea s5sFru.tas ~ .tr sassFs isaEe
ssuss say soutessstiaa with F~ssnss
sruna Ssr5pss p.sss os ss- state shAs
a considerable tat-s.ss vSIJ bu aasgE-
tested in sseJp sss' ID. Isp - se=
sasvrd. T. Ssssssesss ssVs adj t5s~eE
srseps gTsssss1sJu4 sr~ stS'ss SEE sats=
.sr shss .he 1.v ssgp-S h~ siesd'l
gses sgsed sssb ~ ait s.assesss so tae
..sasspstpss that I.s .statvspaees will
boz carried forward sis@tgassys prr.
y5.@vY .s federal laws ate .stt~s paIy
.asetsvSs
IN. state tsv provides shs op-a
s~ssar 80 surss shsJI Boo ir-sn Sep
,rrat.et ! uatJI AgriI ss. rh.tu Is
sops siderable dasbs aaeas rars'~r
~ tzwy-rs suS spsr.sa.e .f 'h'
ss.s. as g. ws,st.r ~ u.s tsr n~~
f.d.rsI law sae BE- r-fg-vv'1 sut >
,... sss, -itI Pr.'sstiy y" pssbs 'his
spring
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cuA1nED Nth ATTEMPT 70
MURDER II DISTRICT COURT

ias.f@sssaa sasssias Jsss~rh C.s-
,.e. sNk ssirnps 'c mpsdss was
ssl-si in the atsssjss yssr' ssis s"efn-
.ins By J. J. it-aitsss Ccrrsas is si-
!. s.si &. have mad. en- attack uPaa
t.ssasIe NsssS. another issiia"s s'
T.b~.eu. March va Tho i~o @-H
arr said 10 hss. hsd tseusI. sad ur-
-a st. day et the alleged attach Get
yus. tst laid in vsH sot NsGS" and
y ben ta- latter Essss-., BY he slssrss'
-., aaa s,sa,k hsm s~i,c with >
ks,t. IN ,s. back Tho me, wss at
rested ~ ts. time s-ss se chars. -ss
mad. by sh. district sssatne1 "f'iss
ua,iI ID. tvsaIs sf sh. attach wts
a.t.tmincv'. As spon as u ~ss evil
dent the injured man ~"-id r.e"v.
rr ,h. charge ~ asssui' With s''"mr'
q. murder va. filed against ,hr ie-
fs snaas's
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0 9 ~ y A q Y
rlemaiag.

Flemniay.
The tan.tai at th- late ptsa--r
g-siisns. jsm-s ri-miniax. ~ho died
at the home OF his daughter early
yesterday morning. asii take place a,
o'eia-t so.nosroN afternoon at
Trinity Episcopal ehurrh. the f-.iaF.
i,~ss j. u Ferris. "tnsia'inss Ths
funeral siii be attended b. friends
sna relatives and the ia,.rm-ns .iii
s- sp tho os'a f-Il.-s cemetery ias-
side the grave .s th- ~'.t- ot th. dc
s-as-s. -ao died in 1881 ThU rati
bearers -iii b. selected sssas asapas
the old ffi-s.is OF the decreased.
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Offers REWARD FOR
SlAYERS Of vER6ARA
,r.sss>s.S es,s -. g.,

no material s'san;a4e. Az avail
sbte federal 'SwoEs Iei, NG.Sc I.srevic
lest aigh, and it ws< ssSrn tst ctti-
,isiIy ;hev had gone &" reiniosre
gsnesat gvsr5iels. federal tcUn an-
ser s- Guerrero.
Su,ri,ao Ccnsut Gssrett tc'isy
t.uk stcus to- ser urr ,te release oi
A-,bu.o vaIIe. an American srsidcn,
uf this city. arrested in Nu.,o Isre-
do yys,eraay.Ny tsderaIs Will ;herv
irving to trace his stolen hcsSe.
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an insp..inr.

an Inspector,
Captain Gauiot hi~'k. hixhi, OF the
tlon..i here. ii- ~iii sn to Axuiisg
tonisA, 1" insgsr, ,r,op 4 aud ~iii
then so 1" waiarnbafx t. ins5r-.i
'suop II. which !. stationed there.
S-s, seek the sanitary sad signal
corp. ALI be- Inspected BY the f-su-
iEg army inspectors,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
PERSON. s.

Forrest Northeutt returned home
this morning to spend the sprinx
vacation with his parents.
MIR. aud Mrs. =. ID. Robbins. Of
Denver. were In Trinidad yesterday
and today visiting friends.
Frank Parsons. of Tercio. was in
Trinidad last night and today at
tending To bxusine.s matters.
Miss Irene N!eeoio. Of Denver. re-
turned home this morning after u
short visit with friends In Trinidad.
George ", Baker. Il prominent
cattle man Of Folsom. y. NJ. WAS in
Trinidad yesterday aud today on
business.
senator aud Mrr. y. II. Mood re-
turaed saturday from an extended
visit with their roa Wallace nj Fay
ett.viiie. Ark.
Mrs, Arthur straub returned to
her hom. In Ration after spending u
fe~ days In Trinidad u guest of Mfs.
=. y. CALLAHAN.
Mrs, =, J. Dye arrived here yes-
isrdsy from her home in II Moro
for u short business aud pleasure
visit in ihi. city.
Major Hsmrork Was In Trinidad
today for a conference with Geh..-
al Chase. Major iismEoek has charge
Of the Axuiiar district.
W. y. iioiiinx.~orsh returned last
sv~aiax TO his home at Model after
sp~adiax = day In thi. city siisud-
ins I" bushes. matters.
Mis~ Effi- Zi-.i-r Is here fFou,
isos,it-s Ni.iiiax her mother. Ms, \,
zi-xi-s. Miss Zi-xiE-r 10 a student
In the University OF Colorado.
capsain JaiiAn u, Gsuyot al the
uaii-i State. regular arm, will 80
To Axuiisf tosixht Ia Inspect troop
4 OF the csiofst. Nssiassi Gaasd.
| \. !. t.iaas.s. former mayor and a
lps.ssaih-a, business. man %. NsaiiAr.
sas Ia Ifinissaa today VISITING
friend. and sIisnaiux to basia-sa
matters
J. ~. uss-a. at - i.,sI.. -as ia
TEiaiaaa Yesterday and today salt
ins aGsn ~ trade Mss nissn IL q
Representative II the sisnnsons iiss'i'
.sf- s.mpanss
Mrs. jaks i,-ss-g. ~hs has s-.n III
fgs ,ss ss.I s-o weeks. Is reported ID
BE- nasa inrfp, Cd itsf naahy 'Eira4'
ate pi-a.rt ss learn Of = ehshs- i"'
. sEr b-ti-r In Let soaaisi.as
Gensf.i JSkn Chsso r-susara Il
tho .sssk. aissstss shl. ss.saihs Of
u t.r .p-ssiAe = fs~ ass. In tAsnsss
lie stopped Oft ie wai.@ab.tx ans
tsiii svsass To rsisissa sns,ssss
:. Jsnss n. tteS~ss. LET, last aiss
/. TOE stos spsssa.s AFA.. sh.sr h- ~si
I .c~As > sNneth OF ssnsr ios ihs b-ns
ns of III. health thafisf his sessns'
IWs a. rtuss-a ssig pessass ssa ih- da'isi
OF sasiir trustee
gapssin b. a. is@ssss al tA- MioAs
. saa Nsstsasl s.aaEas ~ss = s5si'a
|. ., ..eap san Hsss-l so~sass r.b'su
Haste, viii sl~as fr. asis L-r
.iSasessssasis8 ss1 ssaars ~ whN'
gra.ssi rk.se is kssilia4 shr ss-is'
sisussi-as
Misses ls.le~ ssS Isaesrsn Nrs
msa arrives hse. sees aishs stos
tls.iasP sAesr they ssr ss1d.Ass u
the t'sisesssss of rasassass The
vj,I .p~Sa . ~r~k il shi. 'itY sisss
sss .hs,s .s.s~ss.s SIS. sna Mr. Hob
sss T. t-s@sns
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
RESOLUTION EXTENDS
Tribute TO LATE
REV. I. 5. HAWlEY

4 bssaIifsi fisi,- to tho n-.aoFy
Of the ias- K-s. r = iis-l-y. tsr-D
sa-fi. .,astoe of th- Presbyterian
shureh. -ha died a. saasa Nns. .ali-
,sraia. lass tfidss. vas ss,snasd by
th- sanss-sssios .s shr church lagr
ins III. regular nn"rnias s~tNis- Fanr
sss a"fnise, \ s-saia'isn sas
adapted. a sos.f at which siIl s-
s-ss 4. ,Le widow sni I-eF-asrt,
s,-at-ss os the samIIss IAr sSs"lsr
lsos ss. y. fbiio-s
Whereas. in si.- agss-sspssss ss's
b-nisis-as psos sd-ss- at si.'.ts b-tsfc
.ha.~ sas.t-ixs asssiss- ali sk.'iis
in s-sisnAsias bow tAs Hsss Taco
i.s- \ iia.l.,. sagsssf Essssps a' shis
.hafvs. hss b-.n called 1. sis .s-'nt
al s..ara. sa-s-sas.
u. I, i,ss.;s~s TIFsi. sk.t v.. u.
s.si.es. .na a~asbsss os sEr brrss
ts-~h,s.ri.s chsssh Of rsis,saas
C.lsssae. do h.s-es -ssfrss s-ss seH
ps.riasias 81 ~. s.i,sfai services
and sssA..ssf ss ~. sssras~s sistas
,s- sssss be vas o.s b~l"srd 1assS"fs
cad st.ss Ssss sHas~s- ss3pHshF ~5th
Sac s~s~sse& eas0ilS ts tsbs shrss
|, Apsss os s@se -st.ia e@aa~aSlss ssr@s
81 .sr alt.s5ss cats os ss5s ss@ Ass
rs.sas.-a s@ sr . aasbasa So ssr
wisaS sea . ss.s.s 60 'HT ss's.s-
sess.
se.asas sAss ssi. epassrgsslssa sn
sssslst -abhssA ssasaias s~FsIfe as
sr q. 1srfst. susrspesgp sssas While Naga
iss sasss VI ~ D<<s Issasrs 'sr
rssiae blrsssna ma bsssls II 'As sas=
| uF Of sss ssseesees. sas @i 'Ass
saawss
rnBss .has sepy of shss~ srsSI's4
sypss Be- spsvsJ ss@s -. session a.
s.q.-as Of .bss shs-vs. .ad ssgsfs
shH..st SssbsSsNses Ia ,he rsisifia
p,.se. ssa gase ssaes Ia Is" 'a@S1fs
Jb.ss srs testaas vrs" q stspsFa ~
a ua.strsaus v5s5ss Sesss ses tsiSs@ .
is-s he spsr aaS the esa9ess 'ses
-ns r.s suag BY Msss J. ~ ssser;ss
u .s.. shas arc ~.ss4 zrs sssFss
ts.t ,sp sUrr-
Lock ass uasp Jesus. ROW setrsv o."
rs.srs
In. Hiatt et Jsts s-sH'.sapfr ssstussh
sa bsishsa
Tss, h.r- ss 5s N.ss.a. 'h.rs assd
b. y. aishJ
watI. ISesing u j.s'ss ~ "'ar'
saan.s s.sf
stp~h,e pu a-sp ~h-a ! sss Ivsfss
neat
ks.. sbaS isis pv.ssns. pag safe
saasJ viii t~s
v.r ~sy sr" W rvab'.y:t e IIo sai'e
unso n.
s,il, I.,.ine ss j.sas. ~ any y"
t.spd.
When i.syisu dsts ss'rts .n'ru'-
gass re- Tagua
They .-sr uo s~ay. in Ills presence
10 he.
soc um still nesrvr ~hDm always
see.
Jsen. then saslI srsW the '"''
beauty znt grsce
u; J.~,ss nv ty9td. when stand iafs
TO face.
I SHALL snsr Tow His love went w.
fore r,e 80 day
Npl woader hat over M eyes
:uru.y, ave.
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WEATHER huNsAT REPORT
Tonight generally ei"aay ~Ish
io-ai snos ~-~, and e-hsrai portion
this afsets."n or snaish, Colder,
"Wednesday Istr.
NJ. M-si.o r.aisht esnesAii,
fair and .s.ii-rs "Wednesday iair.
.-ii-s In southeast uorsioas
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

rSs As.vassoa As1y ess ess SIS
.ass oft sieshsaf. fassisss-. ss'shss
.,~esiis. dtssss. ssadiss. ess. Asy'
ese hssise Aas Of sssh please fAos'
Red 1885 aaa they siii BE called
tot F,eassiss 1ksAis-rss'sIs z
r. tssAs
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

rs,asins az every a-sestp''oa scat
" ana api.kiy ~s~~used ~ 'As
s'hsosiei--S5~ Job sonn-ss xSmpses
and eas,.,isss on sraas>s. t's~ she
'-sspha,.. TrisiiAd uss u
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ATTENTION. nASoHS.

it.suisr Gan.inusi. sit.,n TFtsidsd
i.a-is- N". ~. a y, & \. " Tues
Say evening. March -, wass is
sseaad ss.sf--= y. iLnsinn. ", ~ :
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ATTENTION. MOOSE

rt-g- -iii .~ meeting OF Toy al
order of Mars~ at the usnAi rIss- and
h.ssr ,aas.rsu~ night There ~iii be
election 1t officer. sai all sas~ssah-.s
sr- urged &. ass-ss 1t \ sSsia~in.
Dicsalos
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24
ATTENTION EtkS

There will be- = regular mystins ~
Trinidad l,cy,ac No I>i, u. y. ~
siAs. ThsGsssy rish, Initiation
All vistIiss tsesHcrs invited y. u.
s,.a.. Y. u. Charles Bailey. see-v-
tary pto ,ems II
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

Hsnnses Sale YFsAay aa1 1aIsi.
DAY ssxs aees 70 Commercial eav'
iaes Dask. "
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An Appeal to Wives

ycr kneu .ss terrible al t-is- 'aat
enr-es 10 ss.y ,-a.s fsess 'ks sesus ef
h s.iRsirs bastard ~ s"r. N"s kn"r'
ef .s-. ,rc.~y 1ss-ed ~ "U.ist that
l. sssssci in ,hr hoyre So yuvskssc 'Ssi
ard tIs.kiNg. oERISE kss saved 'A.as
ar,.s et drinhinz rrs. u is Asf~e
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Orh.iia says = strike Ia Sh~r. a
bunch Ut men quit work In shoui
ten minutes aud then sp~nd about. ten
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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

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have to pat in sn .isi,i hour day
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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-24

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Evening star., 1914-02-16
10000 BUSY RESCUING
NEW YORK FROM SNOW
Army Busy Since Saturday, Makes
But Dent in Mantle Gov
ering the City.

NEW YORK. February 16-With 5000
shoVelers and drivers working constantly
since Saturday morning. scarcely dent
mad been made today in the mass of
snow under which New York is buried.
Ia Manhattan. Brooklyn and the Bronx
there are ;;oo miles OF streets covered
BY the snow removal schedule, and with
every available man and team engaged in
the work only about an inch a dav can
be removed.
Snow continued to fall over Greater
New York and environs today, adding to
the layer of nearly ten inches which fell
during Saturdays blizzard. The temper
ature at am. was II degrees above
zero.
\ rise in the tempera ture. in addition
to helping the street cleaning department
iii physical way. would save the cit,
thousands OF dollars it being estima ted
that every inch of snow removed costs
S.ASta. With continued cold weather the
total cost of the recent snoWstorm Will
reach half a million dollars or more
he recruiting OF an army of more than
ten thousand to augment the regular
street cleaning forces of the city the
street railway companies and contracts
made ordinary out-of-door work impos-
sibIe. Cellar disgers. hod carriers. sub
way workers and many other laborers
were idle because OF the SNOW and they
welcomed chance to earn - cents AZ.
hour shovelins snow. In addition the city
lodging houses and free employment
agencies furnished hundreds of men.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
BRITISH STATESMAN FINED:
INFoRMER TO GET s65.0 900
Bankers Firm Held Contracts While
He Was q Member of
Parliament

LONDON, February 16.-Sir stuart
Montagu Samuel radical member Of par
lament for Whitechapel. was today Or
dered by Justice Sir Sydney Rowlatt Of
the king s bench division to pay penalties
and costs amounting to $4,000 because
he voted in the house of commons while
his firm had a contract with the British
government. The money will be paid to
DIR. William Bird, as informer.
This was the third suit brought against
Sir Stuart Samuel under the law which
gives any informsr the right to claim pen
alties under similar circumstances. The
first two suits were dismissed on tech
nicalities.
Sir Stuart Samuel, who is d leading
banker was compelled to vacate his seat
in parliament by order Of the judicial
committee Of the priv! council last year
because the firm to which he belonged
had become purchasers of silver for the
Indian government.
The act of parliament under which he
was condemned today says that a mem
even indirectly interested In any govern
ment contracts. After vacating his seat
in parliament Sir Stuart Samuel was re-
elected. He today gave notice of appeal
from the judge $ decision.
Evening star., 1914-02-16
COURT LACKS JURISDICTION.
Ruling on Petition of American Girl
TO Declare Marriage Valid.

LONDON. February 16.-Sir Samuel
Evans, presiding judge of the divorce
court, today ruled that the court has
no jurisdiction i'll connection with the
petition of Countess de Gasquet-James,
formerly Miss Elizabeth Tibbits Pratt
of Prattsville, \. Y. who asked for a
declaration of the validity of her mar
rjace to Duke Heinrich Borwin Won
Mecklenburg- -Schwerin. The petition
WAS dismiss ID with costs.
The duke was married to the plain
tiff in the registrars office at Dover,
England, in 1911 and later went
through a religious ceremony of mar
riage in the private chapel of the o'un-
tess castle in France
Iast year. however. the marriage was
annulled by Il special court sitting at
postock. because the dukes guardian
had not consented.
The countess first husband, Count de
died in 1903