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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-30

They may sink all the vessels, but
war will drag on as long as the ma
tons can float a loan Washington
Post
We are gratified to note that Eng
land celebrated Apple Day by put
ting another corps in the field
Boston Transcript.
The Germans have found trip to
Ostend almost as costly in time OF
war as 1t is in time of peace ~ os-
ton Transcript.
The disappearing guns" of our
Notifications have nothing on the
disappearing yachts and jewels OF
our local tax-iists. Chicago Herald.
Selling stocks and bonds to Euro
peans who may want their money al
inconyenient times constitutes a
kind of entangling alliance that Gen
eral Washington overlooked -Chica-
go News.
from the military point OF view
great deal of the fighting to date
has been defensive, but from the
broader humanitarian standpoint
most of it has been offensive. --Man
chester Union.
The German federal council is go
ing to establish a maximum price fol
foodstuffs. That's one thing tht
United States government don't have
to bother with-the trusts do it,
Philadelphia North American.
When the devoted Belgians ar,
given opportunity to restore and re
organize their war-torn country the
might do well. first OF all, to remove
it to a safer and less exposed posi-
ton on the map.-New Orlean,
] Times. Picayune.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-30
THE PRICE or PEACE.

TN these depression it
1 the citizen ps
dawn bright
imposed by Democratic administration through the evn
to sustain the only which
will
he
If he policy
supply stamp So ON ad minimum The exa
billion and quarter dollars per nnum must be met by the
peg has not
taken action
period country administered
basis This according official
will be left commission
AS illustration
immigrants daily there been
employees although a
the falling
SAME costly machinery
officials printing
continues thousands
purpose furnishing
salaries be paid the
plain people
looping off
without government
This the time country
worked salvation
OF
Nevada fond the heshpots office ae
looked with hungry the things The
control the Legislature and
will of the voters Before
their premises that
Republican business office
in in Russia and
world informed decisive
furnishing Germany
a kaiser o
worlds greatest as he was week
When the gnaton BY disappear the American people
This good dope for the
pail where the meal coming
Live horse your get Washington the
without job
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-30

The Carson City Appeal ndorse the methods of Gov Blease
Thatcher Padons
in their
grayedggng machine
nations of Europe.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-30

Ely This
S a case Of n for
While by hostiu the water
I is soacing know al $ quiet HaytL
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-30

DarsnousA u. University Of Penn.
sylvahia. 0
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
JAPANESE
ADMIRAL DEAD


Toxic, Jan. ii.-Count Iuko Ito.
fleet admiral OF the Japanese Navy.
died this morning in his seventy
first year.
Count Ito had more to do with the
development OF the Japanese navy
than any other man. He entered tho
service in 1865 and studied for a
considerable timc In tho United
States. In the war between Japan
and China, in 1891. he took prom
inont part. commanding the com
bined japanese fleets. which fought
the battle of the Yellow Sea. after
wards blockading the port Of Wet
Hai-Wci and destroying the Chinese
fleet. He was then appointed chief
of the naval general staff. which po-
sition he held during the Russian
Japanese war.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
TRINIDAD coLo- WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY ~ 1914
uNl0NIS1s HOLD MASS
MEETING. e.A0DRES
BY NOTED LABOR
lEADEb

Wha, sAs so have s---s = ss--tlas
Of gNS,sst axsis.s the acton q. .hs
n.iliisrS autsositiss IN srs-esias
~Mo,hss Ioa~~. sssAassa BY The
Tfiaiasi Trades Assembly. al The
w-s, Ta.4,s. iAss Ilsht. saSa.si 81,
,s i-p a s-ss .saisSff sort q, a meet
las after all, -Ms,h-s jsa.~ sSb-d-
al-.i ,a s.sks as .aaFrsz sac uhsbi-
,s fiji the -sEsx-a-h, b~ins Id
military eussS-iS al The ssn Rafael
hospital saa the sp~s4-F s1 the -ses-
ins $40 . ~. Hso.s. International
ssxGsi1-r of the u.iIEsi Mih- Work
cts os Amssiea.
rh- .i.~sa hsas~ Mas suii filled
ana iiso.n sp-,Ar al isassh oa tho
s.siA- si,ualsos IsSslif and The in-
aussFisi si,asitsa BaIioasiiy- u
-as as orderly s,~-,lss AMI as,hiss
ga. said Of ssa. tha, traded in any
Say .a ysosoh~ disorder tso~a
sl-oA- saiiHiS ssJ dsslssssiosst-iy and
si.si.~~.i sas's-f. sson uAiss
ssahit.ais,,
u ras .a sh- sss~-ss that gs-saa-
si"ns had Ia I.r sskra TO Ps~s-as aeas-
The es@sas ss striker.
ss.p, sAs.uxh The str-sts shoaliss
the battle .ssf br.aits at .a,ais,
A'rfe .a ai,s SO ks-p al" people ssss-
ins sa sad Ia rsessut any uhu.aai
gatherings sha tho .i,as,isn ca. .a
we'll handled that shssS .as h. ,roa.
b.. af an, kina. sish.ash after ,h-
na-ssins hua.h.- at s.rik-S< t-~aes-
r"isy In passing sLs.asa ..ss aud
had =" Sr .as'ioe-d b. sassi', -.
tsoini.s
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NEWSPAPER MEN HOLD GR|OIRoN SESSION.
SHOW SCORES WITH AUDIENCE

military commission has been sitting Z
and the show was a carefully ar
ran ycd satire and all persons Of not.
prominent in the coal strike from
Governor Ammons and General Chase
down aud including operators aud
miners union officials were touched
up in ludicrous. comment and made
the butt Of sattrtcnl song and Jest.
The members of the Rpughneck
Court sat about the long table ar
raycd in grotespue disguise. John
Lawson In n report of the in,csti-
eating committee set forth the result
Of the labor inquiry into charges
a yainst the militia. General Chase
and Major Boughton were examined
and found guilty. Mother" Jones
was put through u griiling cxamina-
tion and "Hanky Frank" was heard
from in relation to correspondence
with siob Gulich. Both sides en-
gagged In the industrial struggle
were cartcatured and the show was
highly entertaining. About every
thing that has occurred in the strike
zone since the strike began afforded
ma terial for the scribes and the tele.
| ,houe conferences OF Governor Am.
mons portrayed by II. f. Bowden fur
uished no little amusement
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AUTO SPEEDER
JAILED At FRISCO


san Francisco. Calf. Jan. IL
Come and get Twas the unaccus-
toned summons that greeted early
today the ears OF Richard McCreery.
the millionaire clubman and polo
player. who was given card Of
membership for five days In the
Spccdcrs' Club at the county Jail by
Judge Shortall. on conviction OF hav-
ing raced his automobile on public
highway. ~
McCrcery obtained and was served
tho regulation prison breakfast Of
black coffee and toast. No special
favors were granted him in the coun-
iy Jail, though he Jared dclicately in
the city Jail for the single night he
spent there.
The regulations permit that he
send out for food. but the count Jail
is distant from fashionable restaur-
ants and the only dainties McCreery
enjoyed last night were chicken
sandwiches and French pastry
brought to him for dinner by his
friends.
They have promised to keep him
su pplied for the remainder of his
sentence.
Tem3leton Croker. Of the we'll
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
C0PPER MINERS N
MASS MEETING

iioashton. Mish. Jaa. IL Mass
na--sinss ~ snia-s. addressed By
wiliian iAasisl.os. tho ,fi,ish to.
iunsbis ,a.nsb-f at The executive
basfa ss th. w..i.fu f-.i.faiion ss
Mia.rs. formed tho oaiy os.sara
saa st.ibi- sisn. .s .,riA. assigisF
ia,h. copper suaassr today. Ms.
tNssiasaa arrived ss.s,iy s-fafv
aaan ami al oa.. made sfarneo-
meat. to apr-.r h~sosu tho iianessA
lorAi = i-a haass later As.sh-r
m--tins 90. announced fos South
NAasg
~n far ~ ..s.ii b-i -asa.d thurr
~-s- oaiY a fr~ sds'isoasi ds>rs.
isoas from The aasos lot hs aussh
esd of ihs. sstks spss.
Ahsas thissy-fiss Of the usJiiiia.
a~a Nho ~rsv ..~,~As~i tsum srvv.
lee In ksus~sa~ cusssy ~ JssrAsy
I. arc expected Z, return tst-r N
tho week ,o enii.s With tho eo1,-
f.aai-s as sI-aiai tntier.
several arrest. ~-v, mAs- as .
sequel ln tho .hisn,i.h nf last n'es'
brt~-- nd.pu,iss and strikers Al Al
mex village. One deputy e,sins-d
that he had b-ca rnd- the TARGET
ot stones and bricks.
Tho special grand Jury repeated
isa tactic. Of yesterday By dciiLcf-
a,ins In tn. forenoon but several
witnesses were under subpoena io
appear later. A positive statement
~s. made that tho inquistiors would
no, report the r,cu''s OF their de-
bate. before tomorrow and perhaps
no, for several days.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
WILSON At work
ON TRUST
PROGRAM

Washington. Jsn- Preside AZ
!, Wii.Sa conferred to-day sI,h rOa-
ss-<siansi I-siets on ,ras, i.sisis-
tisa ~. talked ia the tsr-aaas
ei,h Chairman >"s lands ahi ii-tn"'
.sa,s of the ss-a.,- interstate noshr
nerve ss.n.,.i,l-- and reserved ,hs
late sft-shsoh t"T s-s"ai .oni5s'
sn.S silh .halsaisH rtss,oh aud
H. t,.Srsats of ,h- hoas- judiciary
.Ssi.taiss---
u. ,hs latter committee ,h- rg-siH
den. haa sis-a = Pr-iiaiinaEf .@itlIn-
OF ,h- id-ss before roasf-~. f-s-ss-s'
.as-- ~.s1s ago Ts-iay the Psrsi-
dssl .ss pF-taS-a 10 discuss si,h tbs
10. soanniss--s. .hish .lit b. In
charge Of .s,s. legislation, specific
paints ia his pfosram-
II ses said To-day that 'L~ FRESH
dents Forthcoming m-s.As- satisfies
.h- ,ras. si..s os every n-mb-f as
the .abih.ss sna that shas- h-sa.t--ss
ip close ,.arh pi,h ihS tasis-ss
ssfid t-rli-s- III. Industry os shr
seaasry siti fad h-ai,htsI ~assirr
aaes. In IL
Nsmbefs oi tAr senate somnltsr<.
after a ,~srhsz,E conference ~Nh
yh- rs-sia-ht. said h. had rad thea,
bis message and discussed tstany Of
il. details al i.nGth -oa- "a. shr
senator. had n" a.lb, HAT a1 later
state trade commission -iIl limited
pas-fs ,s assist the ..asts in carry
ing oul J-sr--s af dissolution ~saiA
b. CREATED. They all appeared s.s-
tain. ton. that legislation prohibiting
Ini.fieckiax air-siofal~s -ouis BE-
put throash. tina, penalties ~ouia b.
smr-s@~i in ever, -a.~ on Individuals
and that personal guilt ~uala b. die,
tiacsiy fixed.
The main t'aias in the di.sasstna
ua. the rst~nt To which tho sherman
ss,~ .yA~-s,t b.. 80 s:sssess;es 1as
tsv~sid~st IL undrrpsnsS! Ia have
r.pin'-d oaI ths, 1, ~s. n~s-..sr, To
s.ma,- all doaSs .. 10 -hs' ..nsti'
,u'-. q restraint .' trade. h-it-rins
that public sentiment n. longer a..
,ha, restrain, nt trade r.siii h. r-asH
enable. THE President. II ~ss saii.
seemed la think ,ha, '' ~.uid b~ we'll
Ia .onc-nirat. s''cn;i.n .t congress
on the trust legislation - as To have
1t "u, Of til" way bf Iun~.
The prsidcn; sisc. q, was said.
laii .mphs-t. on the spill, with
which til. task shonid be approached.
-on,.n,;ins that since bis business
Has naaifc-tins a deposition tn
conform To the spirit "s the tines.
10 ~as desirable to ,r-a' Ill" problem
-iih a feeling Of fricndiin-ss and ro-
operation rather than os radical an
,rroh,.m.
The President 1. -aiG Ia haN" inji-
Gated hia ~ish that trust i-sisiation
should he kept within u well defined
scop. and sonc Of the senators said
att-r~ard while there might be var
tcus bills drafted. they would follow
the lines the President pointed out
today
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
PROMINENT COAL
MINING MAN SLAIN

Scranton, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE froz-
en- body of Robert Fiiam. prominent
In coal mining circles. was found in
the Green Ridge section today. The
head was battered In and the cir
oumstances pointed to murder. He
was SO years old.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
KEATING TO CONFER
WITH WILSON on STRIKE

W1shInKtOn, Jan. n 4-KCprcseh'
tativc Heating Of Colorado today ar
ranged to confer tomorrow with
President Wilson to ondeavor to Sc.
cure endorsement for conHrcssiona
investigation of the Colorado Goa
strike.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
ARGUMENTS CLOSE
IN TITANIC SUITS

Washington. Jan. t.--Arguments
over the limitation of liability Of the
owners Of the Titanic were closed to-
day in the supreme court.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
! a&&44&8 & a44HAaS
5 TO-DAY IN CONGRESS 6
5 fau44uH q nHHHHH4
SENATE: Met at noon

SFsN n r. NVV Ut UVUH9
Democrats OF the interstate COM
mcrcc committee went to the white
with President Wilson.
Elections committee took up the
Lee and Glass senatorial eases.
Dcbnte resumed on the Alaska ruil.
road bill.
Senator Ashurst's resolution for
invest igation of the Michigan copper
strike was referred to the labor conf
mittcc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
VOLCANO Death
TOLL STILL
II15 VNGERTIIi 6IiII


roAio. Jap~n. tas. it--ostiriai
reports tosish. of thn disaster ID
soa,sssh J.isas bsoaxhs "as the fol
issins s.a.fsi features:
Tho ssasii island si sAkusA is s0s'
.s-a .i,h a tassr af iasa sha a.s-.s
in plsE.s s-s.fai fest deep, b~h.Alh
tLi. lie n.sAs dead. the hamb-f oi
which siii probably s.s.s be khosh
Ahs estimate of the i-.a s.us. ia
Glade a isfs- numB~s at Refugees
Tho s-s- aso. ned shii- ,rsiAs To
.sin from, sakara 10 .s- Siss of Ma
sashina
kseashis.. las, seek a prosper
ssis sssa IL s-.cse. !. In saiss W.
en- ssses ssaiiaiaes collapsed ans-r
.h- weight sf ,hn hot ASHES.
simuiiA AA-aasif sish ,h. irapsiss
Of the s.isas. saknra-jins skss. or
cusf--i al srantisa sf NssakAsa.
which lhse. = Siasia sf ashes as-r
Nasss suois. ta, ala so .rslsa. Ham
ssr.
Tn- -russios st sahara rJihaa ss
ssaa1aiis ssib'siaias. . heavy ssihr
fAii ss sisssise the .lsos,h.ss ssa
thereby ss.is'iss The sosk ut f.iI.fs
The sniis. i.i.aa of kia.hiu. an
sr-s OF s.c-v square naii-s. i. .oss
-s-i .i,a soissais ash IL ssF,ias
Depth.
rpmiarns ssi.asssss ar..as-i sas
sh.sali,-i sssishl tAst the Nosal -
over aud added III. ..isp,aS sssaf-
snc- that tho ss.akias .ss ut che
solssso-. has Served as a s-st lot 80
arusp s,sbt-fsahsaa activity sad had
probably .Av-a the .oanlfy fsom sr.
ea n"sp disastrous earthquake
~ kamumosn. aossh of kar..hi-
ma. over loco refugees Nave arrived
snd ih. suShosssis,s are faced With
the oA,ffieat,y Of hoasiss ssa tee.i.
isx the Ssst-sesS fsea the sisssses.
tho ~hsie s-ssssy 9: sa,sA :.ss s.y
yet be~a told
The city nj Toxic .sa .u'sossaiss
territory. at,holeh Zoo mties from
the sai.ani. disturbances. has b<~u
swept for tho last s-sa,, -soas hours
BY miniature -yri.a-.. fiiiias the
rIp with clouds .t duet aai sand and
cruaiIne the belief that the capital
uas feeling ..tn~ Of the effects of th.
distant .rsr'i.hss A feeling os r-.
lief prevailed ,nniShe ~h.a 'h- Wind
died down.
Dispatches showed that animals
and birds To tho south Of satsumA
were suffering rom abnormal un-
-astn"ss for several days prior 's the
disturbance at kaso.himA.
The famine in the northern psst of
Japan continues to si,- the govern.
mcs' much alarm and relief on a
tremendous scale will be- necessary.
Na=aaaki. Japan. Jan IA vivid
description of the a~c-inspirine
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
HOUSE: Met at noon.

HouSEs Met III uoou
Representative Mondcll introduced
a bill for leasing OF coal lands In
Alaska, and the general subject Of
Alaska legislation was debated.
Subcommittee Of the Judiciary
committee debated what should be
done In the case OF Representative
McDcrmott. who figured In the dis
closures Of the lobby investigation.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
HUERTA DECREE
SuSPEM \ DS
PAYMENT
Of DEBT

M.Aiso cts. Jsbs its-ffpt isioh-
ai fFesid-hl iiaefts's decree sas-
p~saih. paymsh, of interest ios .hs
ssu sis nsoaihs 1t the ist-ssai ana
.xssfnsi asS, ot M.si.o i. as fol
loss
la Nss~ y. The s5hs.n.si ois.uss-
seshr-s is sntsh the .eastES is
ttAsrsi It's osaiasrs insoa- is not
esoash ,o s.s.s sls -Np~ass. arv..
stas..i ny tho .osA OF pssitFias ,l.
Sstso0. sn,i IL vice of the Ises that
u siii L- ss,~>.sf> 4" sostiaau
ss.sr -si<hs~s unsii tsr resais
aeua,is~si ~ 'se s,s-snm-n, has
t,c-b aeosspl .s~,i. tss executive Df
sissu- of ihs aashsrssss,os -oh.-a-.i
b. sonsr-'. last iAssas-T ,,h- att
shof isasboA To sif-et Tho affair. of
IN. departments OF sas. tin.a.r .nd
sh- inl-rioss s~sre.s =. faiioSs
''Arstri~ i--Taas- is sa.s- a.iess
ios sis noaths the service sf sh :
nslissAI ass.s vita the aaass>,ana-
iax thai toe .ssas which das,ss th,s
sins shalt become due. ~ii. draw sa'
,cssss ~ the sAnse rate .. the oi'li.
ssiioss. to which they sosr,ioaa
'Arsistp :.-it0m III. aAi- os the
;,epastxaiioa u this d-rsv~t hv Gus
lssas ausis> siii ~ psid in sAsh 10
shs rs~s.erssss tra~rsi Offices
A tossasi svqu~., Zoe The return To
N~rt.o us Geaeest Haivsaos Mesvsdo
vho eoosmsded ,s~ federal troops
q OjlsaSn. soepshss stih his euaa.
sadss ~ho srosSd inso Asssseaa
issri,osy. b 10 b. s,sde 10 the ta.ses
ssales sutsrsneas b, Ges~ssi Az.
ssasa lsisasHss. Nssscss Wtssslss a
ssv. s~ssrsno 20 - 'sssesass6sst
" htn lcds~.
tS~siis. Jsa. 1.-THE sa.p-assoa
u tas~svvi paJmeniA On the aa'ioa'
Al debt BY the alss,c.s sosssasss'
.aus.si a h-ssy dcs,is- In Mssissn
hoces .u the itoursc h-rw today.
-Four ,.ce csa,s i-ad WITH a decline
VI So t-oinis.
several baas. cai,i.a Ia the M.sS-
i.An sosesnsarnt. askIhx s.r All -.
pisnstion. but received no r-aiy,
The nc~spsprrs csp'rr. the op,n.
-. shs, tue situation .slis for in
'-r,s.'!oa 10y the European ro~"'s
Nearly all the Mexican bon'is af"
,ts,cd In Germany. where the hold
ms. src yer, lsrs-. AMI particularly
N the south. but there has bcr"
nI-h unis,ading Aincr the hcsinhins .
of the revolution.
Mexico tried to p'a.. a a.~ loan
in Germany in Iun-. ,s,t the prus-
sian minister Of finance prohibited
u from being h.tci On III. "onrn'
and the banks concerned dropped
the negotiations.
Parts, Jau. II.--McNicau na'ionH'
i,anl. shnrcr wniyl, rIss,csl Yesterday
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
pRAMAr,s pERsoNAE

DRAMATis pERsONAE
Tho Court. Most Exalted Bonehcad
-. .. ... ..... A. X. Brown
Judge Advocate ...... Jos. Z. Wi'lc's
CAST or CHARACTERS
Gen. John Chase go. r.. !. Welsh
Major r.. j. Boughton 90.
....... -. j. Orlando Nor,hcutt
John Il. Lawson go. p. +. Winsor
'i1anky Frank Hayes ... .....
-. ... -. -. Victor NJ. Friar
Iiov. AtnmOns .t... II. T.. UOwdcn
Detective .... 80. Guy la Coste
Mother Jones' -. =. r. ), Welsh
Bailiff .... ..... II. J. Mcdonald
Messenger -. :. Harry. the BellhoJ
Brigadier General John Chase ANA
Judge Advocate Major Il. J. Bough-
on were tried and found guilty OF
high crimes and misdemGanors at the
lirst sitting OF the Dishonorab'e
aou ushneck court that sat at the Co
un,bian hotel last night. II was a
bhow put on by local newspaper men
Ind correspondents to sixty or more
invited guests. including Genera
Chase and his staff. line Officers and
Poldiers. and u number of others. II
was real gridiron session staged In
The big room upstairs where tnt
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
HOPE HELD OUT
THAT STEAMER
Be Be AFi0if Loaf

haEta0a.l. y, ~ Jas li-fha
ii"gai Mail Park, cS@paEg s'saEa.
Ct .St'-siaid aas sishIsa ss.oasi Sa
rEiRiIy isissz H-4F h.Fu ssss a..
,0s lifted to-day IAs sFraI-r pas, Of
sh0 steamers hutt h abss5 water
sad i, 10 b-iisFrd Isa, Ih@sa an sosrd
sEo safe
Tho s",'-sali sas uFs, sish,-i o.
a fisherman -hs ns-s s.ar Iha
i-as-s
The sosrrnnasa. sA~sAarr Lady
i-aafisr. .hish was aiIhia ,.sstr
ss,iEs of tho s'.Au o, 4 o'eISs.. .ss
na,itisa ami is st--siiss To tho cos.p-
guii,
iaii"sratss s.fu Si.o seat .a,
sr"sa NJ John sss,srihs all ssrAnsss
sha. r.ali ho g.aeh-d 10 has.rn ~
,na can~aaia ASSISTANCE. re.
s'"ahs-r John L. sanaoa pas s~ns
Ssss ssom wrssr"r. aEi q sas -As
dispatched ffSas hrf-. Tia Tfihi,F
i-s,E-s. oa phirh ,k- Gab-1aii
stranded. az" Sni.s,ioh os lsssrs
sprks sa tho -ass1Ea siao Of tho -tr
trance q. 'h. i,ay of sN.ass s.s ten
miles .or,h - lals POET. rL.f sTo
sssas. than five miles oft sh- regular
coarse. and tho tois--,uii i. saps"sra
60 have b-.n carried cato .h.h ~
sh. westerly gale The i~sss.s sss
indisas-si ~ the hss',.
hoas- .a i.a'rh-r .haai. isn n,si.s
sauth~ sst. bas the iisa, rusii hart
~ have h.-n ri.ssa pr asfins YES.
,.sasf's saos' ss"sm
Al s:io ih,s ssssfaoou tbs s.s.
.sus cutter waoibas, svsssred .
radio fsons the steamer csivia Aas.
s,a Rsvsax the vsSsstns az sss ccoe.
aaii. II -as exported inst sse
Woodbury. would rssrh the cae~qsid
In about 'hsr- hoars
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14

al is5 francs. felt on tns isoafs- '"'
asy so 40 irsa.s on the neAs os
tho saspessios of Interest i.ss meat
by the Mexican so'ssnmeaI 1as
shares thea recovered. .io~iI< a.
sss fsahe.- Thsss ~sfs nc trans
asiioa. in AeAi1An 4 Per ssst>
The saspessias ~ rfofisiohsl
rfe~iaehl huefts at the interest,"
pAs meats sslEe so4as of the ihtsfh'
al and foreign debts al M.kiso." s'aia
i.e r-mt-r. ,oisS. WAS, be- r~.ais "'
ws.hinxloh. policy is refusing 10
f.eosGis1 iiasfsA. rais resulted IN
saiains Msa,sos as~.s, IN saifop@
and ios.sa the default,
rh- s.~spai@f -sps-sSSa shs
hops that the TEit-.i ntAiss and I'D
sot~ss sossfhm-nts .an arrange
sassassn i-'iisf fer 'h- establish
l.s.hI of p-se~ In M-sis",
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14

Washington. Jan. t.-Thc eo'd
wave fingered east ~ the Allcsh"ns
mountains today with parting
freezing blast over the Middle Allan
tic states and New England. but to
the westward temperatures were ris-
ing steadily nnd in some places were
again above the s.asonabIc average.
The last OF the bitter cold of the
present snap is predicted for the east
tonight. but Thursday the mercury
Is expected to rise all along the line
with fair skies everywhere except In
the lake regions where SHOWS are
probable.
General rains ana snows have set
in on the Pacific coast. but else
where the weather is pleasant and
steadily growing warmer.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14

Na-asaki. Japan. Jan IA vivid
description of the a~c-in.pirine
scene ON the island Of sakura during
the eruption and tidal wave of Mon
DAY. was given today by the Captain
Of Japanese steamer which arrived
herr from Ka.oshima. The captain
rescued 500 persons.
u, was prriIous to approach the
sCsssSaseA 80 psss ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14

ss John. =. -. Jan. iss-Ia-
.ains rarr of all n - = call twn
the missing steamer yoi.--lgid -ss
picked up a. several I.ois;s In 10"
nay OF funsy At Il" o'clock today
and revived h.r- for the safety oi
the vessel aud the ~. person. on
board.
Tho wireless. va. not su'iici-n'if
strong or continuous to sisu the 10.
cation Of the vessel. bp, Indicated
that .h, had survived a trmprs'uous
chance for her passengers and crc~.
Tn, Canada Northern liner. Hoy
al George caught the cry Of distress
three times and heard the steamer
Lady i.aurirr replying askin. for
the location Of tho Coboauii. but M
response front he Cobcauid couid b.
mad. out The Lady l.auriCr wen,
ou, from Halifax yesterday to take
part In tn. search and ough, To b"
near tho wreck today. II IL n,ill he
Ii..c. that tho Gobcauid struck On
che Of th, Grand Manan icdgcs ana
that Captain iiowson m,stook 'h"
point for Brics Island when he first
called Tor assistance yesterday.
During tho forenoon wrockasr
began to come ashore on the far-
mouth side OF the Hay OF Fundy. IL
was apparently from a steamer and
mad. plain fromthc weather condi-
tion during the past twcnty-four
rours that som. vessel. perhaps tho
Srsastsnea o. 0aGe ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-14
MARTIAL Law IN
AFRICAN STRIKE

Cspa Town. Union Of south AfTi-
Gu. Jan. 1.-THE proclamation OF
amr'iai Law throughout the Union OF
South Africa in response TO tn" dec
,sration OF a general strike by the
Federation OF Trades. Is regarded a.
making the issue "a clear one be.
tween tn. state aud the synidicaiiscs,
who have adopted n system of rap
idly organized sympathetic strikes.
Til. orisin of the disputc-thc
railroad mems protest against the
pIo1cy Of rctronchmrnt introduced
BY their cmploycrs-has been lost
sight OF In the great sympathetic la
Dor war which has brought tn. trade
and commerce OF tho colony To n
standstilI.
The drastic character Of the rrgu-
lations which came into effect with
the proclamation OF martial law Gre
atcd considerable surprise.
Johannesburg. Union OF South AZ
rica. Jan. Ii.-Sccrctary Balm OF the
Federation OF Trades and u band of
irreconcilable comrades have en-
trenched themselves in the Trades
Hall here and defy the police to ar
rest them. Barricadcs OF furniture.
boxes and liquor cases block all the
approaches and battle the attempts
of the police to reach those within.
A detachment OF thirty policemen
who tried to raid the hall this morn
ing in order to arrest Secretary Balm
was driven back by hail OF missiles
from behind the ramparts.
The entire area surrounding the
hall has been cleared in order to pre-
vent supplies from reaching the gar
rison.