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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
WILSON DRAFTS
MESSAGE ON
TRUSTS

Washington. Jan. is-i'r~sii.h,
Wilson discussed with tn. cabinet
to-day tho completed draft Of rhs
ms-ss. h- Will deliver mex, ~-el Ia
congress on the irus, question, The
fF"sii-ht also spent an hour ni,h
Representative STANLEY. chairman Of
the committee which Investigated
tho tnii-i States steel corporation
Mr.. stanley said af'ssnard that he
eoncurs-i in -,-fS line of tn. n-s-
sage and added ,ha, shat paf,iru-
LARRY pi-as-., him 4as that the rr-si-
.i-h' ositiinsa ,h. general principles
4" bs deal, ~i,h. irasias IN. details
and specific measures tn b- sngk-.i
out by congress
wi,hoa, altering ,rr Sherman is-
in any psy. specific additions in aa-
s~Esa og another ar- e"n,snpia,-,i
With the pase@s- Ia -ilasiAa,- aaF
s. Interpretations
Th@s~ -h. ka.s shat tho Psosi.
'i.h, has In miad ~i,h r-t-fnsu 10
aa lnsrfssa,- trade sota aasissioh. said
Today that ahs of iss esi-s as-Fi's
s"ssIi iaf IN lie p"s.ss "t rasiiri,s,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
DOCTORS TESTIFY
N POISON CASE

Nlamasestlos y VI. Jan Is pro
" ". worshzm. sf ~ F,s". Texas.
and Dr. ]. u. Holmes. Of Alamo9"r-
do. -cyupi.J IN. time On the witness
stand to-day in IN. Trial .t " " Ma
i.rs. charged With causing III" death
Of his daughter tudpraa Itoth tss,i=
fled to- having been called into con-
suI-a,ian while the GirI vas III and
both aeciared shs. she died of psis-
on spmstous Dr wc-sham Do
,lared sha. he later made an ansIy-
.is .f her stomach and found that
poison had caused her death. Roth
testified tina. there was no nurse a.
the hu,sc when they vere attend
ing her and that her father. the de-
fondant. ~as caring for her The
father seemed anxious tn cooperate
with them in making their iavesii-
cations. they said. and his actions
were not unnatural. 4 question as
to the admissabiIitr Of evidence re-
garding tn. recent illness OF Mrs.
Isabelle Majors. the present wife ~
defendant. vas taken under advise
mont by court
Majors firs, wife dici prior tr
the death Of tho daughter Tho son
was Ill about the same time as the
daughter. but recovered.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
AFRICAN UNIONS
LOSE N STRIKE


Cape Town. Union Of Soush A.
rica. ian. is.-Isspatches from all
part. Of the union rcpcrs tina, the
strikers arc returning to work and
that victory has uccp won by the
government IN thcs ;ruesie with the
federation Of trades.
The strict rule Of the premier.
General Louis iotha. wa. still IN
evidence this morning at Johannes
burg where siSty-two members Of
the typographical union were arrest
c,' while meeting. The charge
asains, them wa. con'ravcnsicn ot
the provisions Of martial law. Tho
men had jus, passed a resolution ,c
resume wcrk.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
SALOON
IS ORDERED
CLOSED

Following m inSssiisa'ion br sh'
military suthorili@. inia tn. assault
uInn Attorney J, II, ii-iis last Tues
day night. tho Commercial bar roa'
du.i-.i by C-sroiisi brothers. Mas or,
d-rsi closed today. The niiilaF,
authorities haa information that
the assaiiahi of tho young .ttorn-,
~ss known tn III. rsopsissors of lhs
rias. AMI after sisise the c-~roiini
rsosh-ss An opportunity la reveal
tho aas,- af tb- guilty p-sson. ar
''rs-i the risss sins-d ina-finis-ir.
No afsssis hss- l,--a nai-.
The C~sssiihi saiooa Ia. been
sad su.pi.is.. has s-ea AItsshesi la
tho ria-- al aiff-f-sS sim-s. aud
.h-n ,h- ssiii,ass eosami.~sos first
.oas-a-.i in Ts,nsasa i.Asr~ns- C-~'
.olini ~ss -sansin-a as la his Ns"si-
-.is0 at s1siosss sssih- disturbances
: h~ C-.~es,ni t,B,s as- Ans~s Tn
have sese a.s,s- In s-asis 81 the
strikers.
Aslsss.F i~Hs sss assa-is~a
~a'i- -siss>f ha-se vita ssi-ess On
rurs.sAs hisrs. rn- sssssk 'soa
l.las- 90 tho s,a.ssiS slss'ip The
ssiaaa. is~s.. s-sshs
.sru.A ,As snssss., aoNs sad ki.sr
-s. sn srs FARE
A. = f--ssta .f sk1 ih'rssifsssos "s
,ss naisi,asY sosna,sssns yesterday.
rass i.Ssss,. arrested % weas-~a
LAY sos pssSss,ns. va ss's-s.a .sH
a.t,sis-ty a.tsfssss - ssiis
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
GREEKS on TRIAL
As WHITE NAvElS

.tarzsA sl.A q .assa'nss ssfrss~ =
a s.ssa. .ssst vaa.s sh. federal ssssH
sites is /. sistassoa st ssr Nsse
ssHn slave su. ssesisssSse she
sssssq.ess at sssss tsusa @sn state q"
sAashrs sus I-asansal ppfp~s~ss MiAs
I-sa'is 4a.i sserr INsrsss Gs~-Ss. sefe
placed %. rS.I il she ssstsscs sauss
.skis stsnsp.uas rhr n-s 4rr ale fra
In have bsmasss Mssr Tsaii'i" ard
h.s sisssr. bash ssaer -ssssr~s Yssrs
OF Axr. .s". ps~sess y NJ tn Trial
a.a .srs- sssY .-s. t~sas s.srss-s
ia = ,p.,sI r-.saiss hnsses
wh-a the es.~ 90. esIlaa shs. ssa
,rrn@us SSsosprs r = Nssh-sarf
yaas-ssrst sitA tie District sssnra.y
ssa sSs aapa'ss srepesiss 'hss 'hs
ysse be- nall.d n. ths 3rus.s ssst .s-
..nplsinisf witnesses ssa ss.is
na.h.r a. ~sit ss tas drtesaAats
s-rr vIliins that 'he aef.naaets
sh@sIa marty tho sjrss Tht. state
-s.pt vas made to the srpss sad A.
sess-T ueCsrssrf ss4.s sAss tee
eeass sisr p-suts.i-u sar she err~4
psesr se b. performed Th~ suus
said he co.ls rot .ess. sp,k an sr
frrs Pants ard I'opas .se padrr jn4
dis.n4en, s.r wki,s sIaVrfr IN .h-
federal s.s-s ans tho girls uso sss-
been " .h- iiassse ~ sh. gps.a sh-es
herd in beaver. arc being held "a
witnesses
Tn. girls lived .. Dawson and
werr bruuRhs to Trinidad. !, is al
legged. by Fan,is. Here roras as-
aeas.d %. the scene and .h. tour ~
them ,o-,h = -ccns AZ l~cal fvp-riss
hogs" vhcfe 'hsr we're arrested one
nieh' in September. Tn. s,sn sss
heard before United states ccmmts.
sion.r \ T. s,cne and tho men
tcvai over. Information charging a
statutory offsns. was file, by She
district attorney. perss. II is said.
had been =, the i.aiic~ tent ccIoays
Rafael S.na. charged with non
susppr, of his wife. ~as tried in the
dis'ric, court this morning and found
not guilty.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
lAWLER BUYS
CAl|FO RM|A
NEWSPAPER

rraak e. sAsI.r ,pT 'h. rsss 'su
and 4 half years wapaser OF Tire
News. hes resigned his poa
sition ard uiii ulsE~ his permanent
tesideN,p in California ~hsv- Be has
beeu for the POS, seversl usrH'hs.
Mr. I.A~let in a letter 10 Judse ]. u.
Nctth,utt aaavunosS that be has Fur-
chased . ae~spspar-'he piuuhs
Sentinel. a .emi.~e My published in
III. prosperous -sr Icarui, valley.
Mr.. Ie~I.. will continue 10 reside.
however at Long ~ sch. Calf.
Only .h- as-ursu cf physici.ns
tha, the health ~ his daughter
Dorothy would be- Fancti'ed br his
remaining in sc-,ths+n California in
d.,-d him to sever his connection
with the Cbrpntcl.- News and give W.
his residence in trinidad. " vas the
Illness Of his daug gHtsr that induced
him to GO TO California las: August
where he rema,ncd until the middle
part of November \ few DAYS after
returning to Trinidah h- departed
again for Long Noach. where tn.
health Of his daughter and Mrs. Law
Ter showed immediate mprc,cmcnt.
Dinuba IL tow of about 100"
population. situated in ono Of the
richest fruit end farming sections IN
the state The newspaper Is in the
hands Of a capable manager and Nj.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
COPPER STRIKERS
PLACED IN CUSTODY

ht.sshs.h. MIrh-. Ian t.=rhu
nfssrsY 81. ,ha s~vf.s iaiis.aa..,s s--
sasasd yesterday hS ihe .p~sisi
sfaAa jass .hhh has ss-s 'assssi'
xasiss aia.sd.s. ssssia4 .ss' as 'a.
sorp-f taia.f. sisiA- .s. cleared ap
TODAY Nth shs ssg-s, ef sasss sssik.
sss charged sMk .ssyise ensr~ai~.a
e-srsss.
,':.e-x. 49, .s.sy i.a.rs~sss ~
is.issrsslass ,ssa. eai, oes osa-e
tue biii ksa s<ss sssssd @aa sss..s
.sa had -sP-e'ra . s~-ssa st is-
sir'a~sss "a sss asp.ossasian -
sAasi-s ~ N19-s. ss-.id.s. 81, th-
w-ss-s- s'sdsss.iaa ar Mih.ss. a.
sai,s.i 'a.sAF The, sh-Fa .ss asshiss
pa vhirh a. sssa pfsSiF,ina ss &.
.Srpsasie 4s's-a
uaiy aa- s-Fscs Isasstasas 80
essinsd scaled. according su tnfu-l
sua'ips az The gusai'r .i.-ts "stirrs
Tho sossr ua-- sat.s iasu sass1sis "a
.h" s"nsrai.d -.asa.s charge ats
hrsgsrsi at having sst-a as unta.
sas' in 81" disorders =, sp-,h E.ns-
aa IAavraal~s IL Th.r asr n,ii tn
f.n.as isii aaa i:is. tyastsssr ssi
J"ha iaaphi Ttes~ srsn ssrs sfs
tested a. ~. 'i.r. - Tho battle ~
'h" sna'h Haasr.~ sna is il alleged
'hrr ssSr aFssi si.h reviewers a.a
sa~se;.aif sh"szuns
Thn sb.-jus office iearne.i 'r-isy
'hss w y bsvifsens IN. n-itish Co.
lsrsbis ss.mb-r ns tho stryti;iv-
board .s the wss,sr- Federation nf
Miness. sHs nave suIiira,. presiisr.
of Tho district s'unyii. sern. tho
nis-' iu 'h" rauri-a VILLAGE Jail Tha
fac, that 'h.ir arrest uud.r ,s- con
srIrarr iniie'Hlrnt. returned yss.rr.
dsys hai no. b~~r reported &. head.
quarters. was responsible for a -
pp-. 'ha' thay cyIli rot ~ 'gu.i
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
AMMUNITION IS
FOUND CACHED IN
ARROYO NEAR LUDLOW

,sgh.si In an arroyo ncsr tho
Iiuprtans snine between Rsn.yvill-
and I.Idicv. 4, close proximity to
the scene of frequent .nessen.u,s
between strikers and mine suarus
prior to- tho arrival Of the militia.
Captain Edwin Van ,iss and q De.
tail Of soldiers from Ludlow last
nieht discovered isp pounds Of am.
muni,iou ani several hieb power ri.
files. The discovery was made our
ing an exploration bv the captain
acting uuon Information that hal
come to- him relative In the location
ot,hc cached arms.
I, has been well known to inc
military authorities that the stris-
ers after the militia entered the zone
cached weapons aud ammunition to-
preven, seizure by the troops when
the Ludlow tent colony was search
ei comparatively few weapons were
found Prom time to time n great
number Of rifles and small arms
have been saized and confiscated.
and information has come to Cen
eral Chase that the cancns and ar
roycs were hiding places for fire.
arms. The rifles and ammunition
found last night ~erc concealed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
no LIVES LOST WHEN
Mo DAN Hk0xE

Cumberland. Md. Jan is.-R"-
assured that the ~crs, Of the Gooi
which swept down the stony Creek
and upper Potomac valleys yester-
day "a result of the breaking Of
the great dam at Ucbb,n. w. Va. 's
over. hundreds OF refugees who fled
to- the hills on the first warning be-
gan to return to their homes.
Although thousands Of persons
we're imper,Iled, no lives were Lost
40 far as known There were. how
ever. reports of many thrilling res
cues
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
FEDERAL AID FOR
GULF-T0-C0l0.
ROAD

Federal aid for the Guit-to-coio1a a
do, GU which Trinidad 4. one OF the
main points. II contemplated IN d
bill which tho National OLD Trail.
Roads association Is h"~ preparing
To- b. sihaii,I-a Ia Congress, The
lT.ss.-coisra.o rad is on- of IA.
several Lish-ass for which scs-fn-
mental all siiI be- s.k-d, \, ",
Read. secretary of 'hv Coiofsdo-s"-
,h--1uif Highway association has
conveyed This Information IN a letter
Ia Victor ~, Frlar. secretary Of the
Ira Chamb-r os Commerce ana vice
p.r>ia-n, OF th- nosh, N.un'ain ai-
Si.ian at Tho hish-sT.
Hsaa's letter ssYss
''b-aF sig, hgyr ia,ri, had
cot. n.ia-rasi. .ossr.roaa- -iIL
tn. National Old Traits itaas Ass'
sla,ies. which association is p-Srarr
i.s a bill 10 BE- .absnlst-.s o. con-
ss-ss. t..shins ,s th" s-vasins "s sosr
@fnmeetsi aid saE ,h- construction
sha a,siss-naasr lt sasiass. highways
thsuss s'sas th. tsiss.i States
= hss- ss.ssi ,hssn 10 in.iua. sa5
caiossas-,s.,k.-siuis Highway 10 'h,.
bill. ri I asa glad se cay thai I hssr
i.,.s received i-ss-s isoss f'raaA 4,
Davis. SECRETARY of thas ss~~rss,snn.
.hish tad .. ssiia~s
''Oar svs,sesi bi.i tsr . .s.ssas at
aa,ieasi hsss.sSs isr h-s- ssssrs.
sias tor wssht.sssa 10 t~ iasfs@saysa
ias sn,.aist.lf stssr sh- pp~aJss "s
.ssssoss agsrs s5s Es'saasz
la n.skisa ~. s-sisi.-. I s.taset
L. road No ~ s"s ssas Lrasss, sh-
sallaw.ssg
rstsiaas. ca..sss.. uh-s.e
slsss ssnsS ~e Co. rssr',. Nv~
NssSso: th.sss tSsissss. As.assi,s
ASH M.ssssiss r-sa.s ss wiSaiss
Pals f.ss.o rsrss IL thsrs.-sss
90. of sse s.hss s~sas of shr syss
srm. ~hieh I uHd~ss.aaa he f.as
ra.a n shss ss@es s"s sal, sesa saA
has- fa@sr .-asr~ssss-s sss-na u st.
srs is- Isssesss,isss bSs ! ss"asb'
Yes, .ssJs sssh.f t~ 'js s~asirs ps'
thar as' t@ahsa4 5ns
We ss~ ssisa g. ssas- ssspas
'izht scs shr Aa@p.sss ct thss syss-a
.s nasi"eAI hiss~ss. ard st-sisr YuSss
~hsleIs-assea and -asnasiss'i. sapl
psss Vorrs tssif. srs.A = IAsi.s
4~vrrlsfy
''rhss sestsiua ss aasa- pass ali .f
caf rs~,tr s~,~sss Dallas an5 IAans
Sss IN ~" pIaa 'sAi Was rot rs.rs
.i-sest ]. isr aTisiasi ~. y. Fns
kaaw ". tassrsrss sh- wseeip- too
.ss--s.uis r-ss =. Wichita rstl.s sAi
al GAl.n. New M-sts.. We s.asrvt
vita . toad 'ast sss in ,b- asisiesi
bill
ME- Davis in.i.ss that All Tcsas
get bs.y saa ash "ur v'"ussussr-p
TO .aesisrr tssasshty shis bill.
= sk~rstnsr a.s shst rus, address
a letter tramessssrlr 10 s"sr .--.
srrssme. and have Sc easay -,h-.s
~ y.ss can 4. do -n. ans ssk 'h.n
=. lend .heif iatIu-nyp 10 IN. rss-
cage NJ this bill
kinslr les ne hcsr frosn ,~i A.
10 what yoa thiak IT tho mattel
Noass ,ruiy. y W Read. Secretary
Cciorsas-ts.,hssGuit Highway A.s.4
istica.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
BROKERS DEroHr TIE
ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE

Washington. u. e. Ian. is. e.
rhiiaar,paia and ru'.Sursh eaas.
er. arrrefe-, before tho federal nsas
organization committee hesr ,c-isy
to ufse the claim. os their citie. ips
regional reserve hanks Cir,r Gland
bankers ~ilI appear ees. week.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16

SUBMARINE GOES
TO BOTTOM; CREW
IMPRISONED alive


Ply mouth. Eaxiani, Ian. i.-Ths
failure Of ik- nr,nsn submarine
Al" with sixtfen msa oa beard lu
rise tot her usfase after size hal
iis.d to- tho boi,om Of piyuou,h
sound during aan-assss CAUSED in
tease anxiety hsse ,o.iai
After the snAa~uSsrs s-r. over.
tso sister .obtnsYin.s noticed that
their eompsa,oa vessel did no, .oai-
up snd Immediately sisnaii.i for as
.isians- Ia Piy,p"a,s aai i-ryoa-
port.
saisax. s-sA~a. hufri..i u Ii.
scene. isunbiss ~-f- s~-a sisins 10
the surface IL ta~shas oay saa
sssrpi.f~ ~~so th'osh aas 'o nr,ns
The wrecked sss.-i d" Tho surface.
ai,holsa the bsbsiss inassa,-d iaa'
her hull had be~. I-rs.,rai-a ana
sass~.i de.rsis Toe 'n- sAis sssios. nj
she sf~~s
\ .h.ss time sissssasa. sas~s"r.
,s- l-As~ss ss.sei o ~ ga, ia,n suns'
musi.as.sn eMh shS sailors al. at
~hsss. ~rs- sIts~
A. &. a'siurk The sr-. Aaa not Frs
s-~~n s-~~u-si A. ssu ssat'aassiho asJ
sosr .sasn ssAse ssss- srsoss mona
she had h~-s s-ts- sai-r s.< .s-r
sis Lsusss The lsss signal sspss, shh
.assesl.ri sss.s -. hss,si a. a sasr.
s-s F.s. tive
rs- s-~--s iiss =, 4h@ss, 10. f.ss
-ssSps
Admiralty ..issiAis ss-sias- ,-sI tic
ss-v consists IT i.srvsraa1s Aih~rs
~ Wtinan. ssosh.s .fIt-s ss-t
f-sv--A sss-s. ssssiss . total of
siu-~A.
Irs~esss. ,astssa. 5sss is=
A. 3 "-stars shSs stisrss< si' 'ss
ss~w ri sk- nusp.A s-si.~ssss- s-s :
shsss ss.ssA - the snszos. .s iTs
.aass .eans s-sise nass-ss-s. sn.asF
s~s- .s,la Alis-s rR- p4f~ss .sss
onss ssss.-a-s In sssssss la,s .ssas
ss.AAass.e sish ,s.as .. ssss t.ass
Thp ssssasafsna Transferred ss trs~
to-day asa shs sn'aesiss~s ssa .ssFs
is ii'sie hap~ ~ be ssrw ssiss .~s4
sa
rH. ssshnassSna wa. -esasrd 10 .ss
-sess~s i. shr .osssd ~ish nunrs-r
Of be-. .i.s-r se~svtss she sailed q"
se--- &. s-r sast4er wi.h sA- nshrs
ass. ~.-. ,sa sasns-s--s srs-
psp-shs 4. an -sa
rNo As vas n7- ps tssss II
tss.~ sasss 1sns -r-ess ~ g."
eA.ta &ss- IVES baiis !. 1855
s,.a as+a.as~a isw feet tn i~nSss
LIEF susr~rxed A5ssts,esn-rs vac
s-s tons s,u srzia.s a~s-i"a~s
ss iAaiss,s-i h.ssr s~.t at s-ss s'sE
iAs h.r = sursays sE--d a ssi<ss"a
knot. ard = .sssssrsgsa sn~-a "t sir"
tansss
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
QUAKE
EXPERT kills
HIMSELF

Iasi. jan. ts.-rss saisiis '"-
asy by hasi Aart af The .hi-s of ss-
gs.s-ossiisinai s'ss-ssAsas, 81 kasss
shi.hs is announced Ia 'hs a"~st~az
r~r. Lsfss Tho ss-spassh-s assias-
ihss ik- .~tsa,i.s .umnii,.a sais,a.
b-ssa.- b. Esd br~n s~s-sriy ess's'
sisra fss isirssf sa vasn tho sssi.
sre. at ksxnesiss af sssis aAsxvs
fsoAs SH~ ~sapssnu af sAs soscss,
asksrs.jisss. u. ssess-a sA.ss. u -
ssSa. Shsl ,he ,vs,-v ae sA~ ssssss.
ssa.ss s.sssassy asrs 90. es.~e-.sss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
Shattered FEDERAL army
DRIFTING ALONG THE HOT
DUSTY ROAD TO Mh|E|

from OjinasA aud were making their
way to Han Louis Potosi in Interior
II Mexico. This rsIori Was evident
u u sase q. enable the generals Ia
GET away.
When asked wh-.~ Oros.b and
cnraSeo S"rs. saiasss .aia Il. ala
no, kno~A
SAinssr aud osv1.o had been
threatened With arrcs, aaa execution
by villa. OsoSrn. uho b-.srss Lhosu
first through nsh'ins in the Ma
assa s..> oin,ioa and then r-,sii,.s
aknihs, President Naa-so. Is also
under ihaietm-nt IN This countsy,
chihuahua Mssi.". Jan i.-i.f'
mite announce mrni sas made 10y
General ttsnsi.sc villa i.-sa, that
i.s ~iii enter tn. s-n,ssi and ss,sishi
.ra stats. sf I-s,ss With a n'-ci
Asnr as is.n-- .sis,-sss tic -si'
sisrsl,ps I. lnin tas~~~ With S-n-sa'
Cassaasa 81 Guaasiatass. ~h-s- an
army .f ss."-. ar snos- viii ,.-sin a
saas.h toward M-si-o ciifs
We -'iii .sfise ni.. ~hi.h
tho iiusssa sns -snn.n, ~iiI ~ sn'
abb. ,s -uhsssaa. said G-aSfsi
Wills. an-s he haa been in roasshanI
,a,ioe eth as-h-rai tssssnsa. shs
Il. in sinai.A state
lie saia h- hai '---n ihf.fssre
that t-ra-rai sassAnsA suuid nsus'
.-s t-.--" nsrn. and tkss hss o~a
Asu.s .as brtas isss-asri aai'S- TN
th. .oa,h~asa ass.s b. and ss-a'
.ss, Cssss1ss. be .sss. ~oss,a 'os'''
sssa sAe isss~ss ussfSed s-so,u'ssss'
arr ssesv ssss ss-@ssess N N~sis''
..sss-s, V,ra ssoaxhi hes >. .
s~~ais af NJ. ssssosY ss ni,ssss.
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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16

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RMl0S0PajCAL

Weather Bureau Report.
Tonight and SATURDAY. cloudy
-as, ros,ion: rain or sBoN -.s, por-
lion.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
FIVE LIONS LOOSE IN THEATRE;
POLICEMAN MAY DIE OF WOUNDS

hand. The other four lionesses, after
running up and down the aisles Of
the theatre through the yelling crowd,
were finally driven by several po-
licemen and others into cages. a
few persons felt the claws Of the
animals, but none was hurt seriously.
When the frightened assistants be-
hind the scenes had become calm
enough to talk, the police started an
investigation and discovered that the
lionesses had escaped while being
transferred from the performing cage
into the smaller cages in which they
are kept when not at work The
lionesses were young and this was
their first appearance in public. They
had been trained on an animal farm
in New Jersey, and the police think
they had not been drilled sufficiently
in entering the small moving dens"
which they pass into through the
door of the exhibition cage. One Of
these dens was put on top of another
yesterday afternoon, and the 1ioness
that jumped for the upper one missed
the door, knocking the cage over, to-
gether with Emil Ricardo, husband
of Nine. Andree, who was sitting on
top of the dens.
Three arrests were made. the
charges being criminal negligence,
pending the outcome Of the injuries
of the wounded persons. Those in
custody are La Belle Andree, the
lions trainer; c. a. Turnquist, their
keeper, and George II. Hamilton.
manager Of the attraction.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S--Mme. An
Tree had just finished a performance
With her six man-eating lions" at
the Eighty-sixth Street Theatre, near
Lexington avenue, at i:55 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, and the audience
If some 800 persons had settled back
10 listen to a male quartet. when
shrieks We're heard behind the cur
tfin and from the entrances at the
Gde five of the six lionesses which
has been seen but n few minutes be
fore held in safety behind the bars
If q performing cage, crept stealth
ly into view.
As tho lions stood blinking in tho
STARE of the footlights the audience
and the performers on the stage were
silent for a few seconds, so amazed
were they by the appearance of the
beasts. Then those in the audience
sprang TO their feet, and with cries
ot alarm rushed in panic for the
exits.
One lioness ran out with them and
was chased up to the fourth floor at
1852 Third avenue. between Eighty
sixth and Eighty-seventh streets,
where a dozen policemen cornered
her and finally shot her to death. In
Inc struggle, Sergeant Daniel Glynn,
of liz East Eighty fourth street, was
shot in the small of the back ana
is likely to die. Another bullet grazed
the head of Policeman keaVney Oh
the East Eighty eighth street sta
tirn, and the lioness clawed his Ilghl
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Preparing Briefs to Be
Used in Gas Case Monday

JERSEY CITY, Dec. 1s.-George l..
Record, assisted by Corporation
Counsel John Milton, of this city:
Corporation Attorney John J. Fallon,
Of Hobol0en, and other legal repre-
sentatives of municipalities in the
State, are at Mr.. Records office to-
day preparing papers for the motion
to reopen the uinety-cent gas case
before the Court of Errors and APP
peals
without the acIion that was taken
yesterday by the chancellor, the de-
: cision of the court would have be-
come effective next Monday without
further recourse for the municipali-
ties. 4
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
:, War Has Banished All
Fear of the Yellow Peril

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 1S-Actual
war, with Japan engaged in it. has
allayed the yellow peril fear of the
Pacific, John Willis Baer, president
Of the Occidental College at Pasa-
dena. declared at the Hotel Chelfonte
yesterday.
"There isn't any more chance 81
Tie japanese landing an army on the
Pacific coast than of Germany get
ting an army corps ashore on the
Atlantic seaboard.
Sentiment respecting the japanese
is changing in our country. Many
men and women out there will tell
you that they regard the yellow
press as d far greater menace than
The yellow peril.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Two Killed as "HaylOft"
Burns in Terre Haute

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 1S.-Two
persons were killed and a number in
jured. three of them seriously, in a
fire which early today destroyed a
large rooming house known as the
"Hayloft," in the Tenderloin district.
A tighten lantern which hung in the
hallway to light The way of late
eomers and which either fell or was
Knocked to the floor is believed to
have started the fire.
The dead: Lucius Alexander, a
cripple, smothered to death in bed
Chester Rawrey, eighteen, son of
rooming housekeeper. The seriously
injured: Mrs. Lena Rawrey, Clifford
Rawrey, another son: VIII Gentry, u
roomer. The three injured We're hurt
in jumping from the second story OF
the building, a frame structure.