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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05

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0qns; IL ssel&srJ ss s,s.>a Of rassias
- b svasssfSrs-a I'D . bfsfh'. Asp-
n 7issrsstipo b rsvsysr-d that f-e-,'s
Ssa1eSfully utna ID, charvssr snd ten.
npGn0S0s u lhs httt- ces s.ra " c,'-r<.
Saa eaa eA,sis q ho''l. Of -Mc,hsrs
SSesf- at say dra@ ef"~ at ~" u
Dsosc.s sSs so'h-ss h'.i'h. .e,h'ss ~
= 0aks . c.s,ri-'s rvvov.ry. and tho: vita
sS0~0sd ssrvaeth che SiN .sf~f'J dbrg'-
6eppN 10 H. esrv ssd stfeati"a Which
- - snprA /. tks ~.ifat. u 's~ chill
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1A0os BlAe.. Ashsss. ia. fef shsir vslu.
~ asa tsssssrsiys t.-os u guidance fss
sapressat 00tAsn
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05

lnN-r. colo. March s-iigrIiHg
the ksys Of hi. Sris- ON UoE.rHoF
Ammon. d-sS. Assistant Adlltsnt
.G-asrai George ~ i>r-. auati-rnas-
ter Of the Colorado National Guard.
,and neat officer ii rahk To o.n-fsi
fChs.-. resigned from hls poet at 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Col. Ire gave =. ,h- r~asoh Tor hss
arsion ta- sis,.n-n; that state Audi
tor k.h-hahs policy os sas,ins SUE
pi.ion or all .sp-nsi'uf-s "i ih-
stats troop. had tlss- al. po.iIioa as
fsasso~slaa OF tHiii,zrg -sp@a.-s issnpr
portable,
~. DECLARED TIA, a. charge. Of ga
.s-s,axanc. made b. k.a-hst axains'
hi. a.ps,in-a,. especially shs audi
sor'. r.e-a, arrHsa,l5n. 'pac-'sias
,sl. parrkAs- of has.~s. bad hsns.-
sspp~i ki. sasihl.srs'loa 20 such an
ss;sAt that IL sas inzp-s..ibi- Ia snn'
seass the .f,sirs o. the naiiItia psos'
-sfiJ. AID that .. -eaii no lanssr
<ab.ni, to the sufv-iiiahy- Of 'hr
Nist- auditor
To. fart q, Col :.~-'s resignation
80. admitted sy Cot.saaf Nnnoas
-saa Col t.~s ,his snossiax
t1e'. asstsios To qui, The s-fsis-
Sas presiai,Ass4 yesterday -tsn
Audisoe kesshsa thss., sh. last Of >
loaS lisa Of os.ssfuesion. 10 bis say
fAis sins II sss k.nsssns ultima
saa sos to rv.ossis. "a. d.sassi9ss
sos stass. usaspostsstaa .si o'h.F
sspsssss sAsa psyiss the salaries Of
the seiaiesS.
wAsa the lest psyso'i sss- up Tot
peynsss keassss. To- ssetsrss. se-
suss4 to make dedu.i,oss tos sar
,sasoas shaiso~.ss. ss~isfiss that ss
vsala psy the full smsua' Of 'h"
sousSss Of aons ~ all. saa that u
voaia thea b. up TO the m.n 'n i'ht
their ouh bills
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IT'S A MISTAKE
Made ~ Many Trinidad R.sidenss

Made hy Many Trinidad Rssidents.
Many people in q misguided effort
to get rid OF kidney backachc. rely
on pla.ies.. Iiniments ami other
mskeshifts. The right treatment IL
kidney treatment, and a remarkably
j recommended kidney medicine IL
Boan MS Kidney pills. Trinidad 1. no
exception.
The proc. i. at your very door. The
following Is an experience ~ 'ical Of
the work OF Doan'. Kidney pills in
Trinidad.
Mrs. =. Hamman. 50: Arizona
Ave. Trinidad. Colo. says: "Onc Of
the family used Doan's Kidney pills
with great benefit. Many 4 time he
has not been able to work on account
Of . bad back. He could hardly get
around. In the morning his back
was especially painful. While in
Fayetteville, Pa. In our old home.
about five years ago. his attention
was called TO Doan's Kidney Pills. He
began using them and they brought
prompt relief. Two boxes completely
rid him Of kidney trouble. I have not
heard him complain since"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-zet
Dpan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Hsmman recommends. Foster
Milburn Co, Props.. Buffalo. n. Y.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05

- have .o0e To you oe ~ sssssa
which esa ts vssy sssssl, p~sseseea.
sa, ses that yss ~ sss Dsassrs
IL sapersases ~ ~ 4aa1 - ~.
sssess h whsea I si1N T. Ne soa.
mssi.sssoa I have ssssvsp~As to. The
eossr-s. ~assssA si,h IL srss.s a.
ssos~ Tar srersiss ,ms,Fsihas 10
the iss.r~ss n the .oasssv. ssd .
,oa,~ nos In sf'~sk on . matter siih
sssAsd To shi.h sfn ehssrsd IL .
peculiar Sesr-~. b, 't- so~ssisu'ios
i'sris -Uh p~rsnasi responsibility.
= have sea,- To s.s foe tho srr~ai
sf that psuvtetoa os The Panama
canal act at AEu.i -. 1912. which
esemrss ,-.~-t. -axAsed 10 the cusss
~ts- trade ot the raiied atAtes frcss
ps,meas at tolls. sad 10 usas 90 yos
the justice. the WELDON sad the lsse-
r-oiicy Of .ush . rvp-ai with ne us.
ro,s -sra-ssa~.s Of which Z am CAP.
/ able.
ia ny ova judsmeai. s"s> fuiiy
considered and maturity soenss. that
exemption constitutes mtsaakss
economic policy from esesy ro,as al
vicu. sad I. moreover u plala eoa.
us,ent;oa n the treaty with Great
nsi,sia eoncerninS the canal eoa.
ciudcd on Nosctnber Is. 1901. hut
have not come to YOU To urss my
| p~rsoaai Siews. have cone to
state To you q fact and . situation.
| Whatever may he our ora differ
erce> Of opinion concerning this
much debated measure. tis mcanins
y not debated outside the taitcd
States. Everywhere else the Language
Of the treaty u given hat ono inter
probation. and that Interpretation
preciudcs the exemption Z am skins
you to repeal. We Consented to the
treaty: It's language ve accepted. II
wc did not originate u: and wc arr
too big. too powerful. too scli respect
Ing Q nation to interpret with tos
strained or refined . reading the
~ords of our own promises just he
cause we have power euoash TO etvs
Us leave to read them - we please
The large thins to do 70 tho ,ni,
thing We can afford to %. . voluu'
tary withdrawal from . positioa cv
erywhere questioned and mtsundcr
stood. VIC ought 10 reverse our ss
,ion without raisine the question
whether ~c were right or wrong. sns
~ rnce more deserve our reputation
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olseusIED WITH ANTICS OF R0AOY kENEnAN
Col. LEE RESIGNS NATIONAL GUARD POST
Qsarterma;ter and Assistant Adjutaat- Ceaeral
7uras Oper Keys Of Office to Coz. Ammeas

,olon.l Lee sought an !h,.ssi-s
With the governor. ana after r-la,ins &
the story OF the stormy 70. he had
Aith K-n-haH. DECLARED he s0aid not
stand for the auditors interference.
another hour lie stated tha, his de-
ci.isn "a. iinal ard that uhi-.. the
governor s.aii compel K-a.hsn 10
take hi. hand. of The military fund :
and give the military board free r.ia.
na;hias coaid inaur- hin. to rohtinu-
Ia offir-
Governor Ammons attempted 10
argue him ou, o. hi. determination.
declaring be uoald so ta Undue. =
co.'s promise on 10th sides. bl, i.--
sas irsmoyasi- and marched cot @,
,h- governors 5risat. offir. i-siarr
Ing be .oali F-nsin In office aniy
aEtil a-a.sal Chase coaia aFEans-
tsr his successor tn anaIiiy-
Sss.s.r is'sfSi-s b-...-n i.rs
sna Gas.snaF Anmahs iat-s in II.
say ana third 'hls haafnias.
in sh.rh "a. spJ.sapf appealed 70
Ire 10 f-.ansis-r. vas ia sains Col.
Ire declared =, aboh today that
ns,sin. .ss-s.s k-n.sss's promise &c
Keep bic hand. o.. the sinsnessi at
fairs o, the nsiii'ars -oaii inaass
his Ia STAY
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year 10 office aud the fir, y-sr os
ih-morra',~ supremacy In the sns-
srnasais
Wtthin trn asiaatp. after the pres
sdsss hsd addressed eoaxs->s a~as.
sos Chiiias. t,smorsat. Of the esssis
committee. islsoduse.i . bill sulho.
sisias the president To susp-aa tolls
s-sAkef Clark ordered the sdas-s.
referred 10 the iatsfssst~ .oaaes.e
eoamtst.es Chsismsa Adsm.ss. Who
~iii have charge OF the ssp~si issisis.
ltos. declared sh. sddfes. fitted bis
s6ees easesiy.
The psssiaeass address piessss
Ne" be ssia. because u mssas
sossssy 81 hoee ssd justice abroad.
Il l. an, true that 80 are .assesd-s.
ias In Gs-s, nsisain II ~- s-p~si the
ff-~ tolls clause Mys~if aud other
ts-m.crat. took . position assis.s
this ri-s- Of ss.ysii,s .-ssr- sasisaa
e,-s h~sfi Of s.'
prmo-rstlr Leader t'adespop-i DE-.
ei.s.d to ai.ea.. ID. Pfvsid-a;'. sd.
dies
The section which senator Chill.
'oa's bill ~esld add 'o the rsasMs
lac is ss follows;
The pfesideas. not osstshstaadias
aaythias herein soaisiaei. 10 hereby
sashosisrd aud empowered by pfoe.
issssisoa to asake. susp~sa. alter.
chsase or abolish say tolls eoasrs,.
plated q provided fef In this at.
sad nay presrrit- tells To b. charged
10 say sase 10 Which the sa,is arr
prohibited herein"
Later at the White Hou.c when
asked about that portion of hi. ad.
dre>. in which re- rvsc:rrri so mat.
iss> Of greater dc!i.aey aud nearer
ronsrsus sacc- In foreign affairs ss b..
las dependent on the repeal. the
President said that he meant merely
that II wss very awkward tn deal
With foreisn asiions which thought
the tnited stascs would not keep i's
promises.
Europraa nations. sencrally. the
Presidens reiterated. took the view
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PlakAaa's vsestsh,s Caapsas1 te
svssy su6ssiag Wu0aA- Mrs. HAaay
Nasixa. ls<3 Jsaisss Stssss, PAiisds..
pAia. p
Aoo1hse Wouoas Caea.
Psovidsaes. R. I.-"l eaanos spssk
40 k9hly q yoas vsestsh,s cnapnsaa6
- u hA6 6nas vuodsss for NJ aa4
Vesh sns b. vitAp0s L. haA Q u.
pasrsm~at, h.asing dovn, cd haeksehs.
satil eoaA haFiiy stana nd vss tkos.
eeghH ~ DOWN whsa ] sonk Ly6ia z
HakSaa's Ssgstahls Compoond. Js
hsipsd NJ anA ] - y ~ bsssof hsaltk
e I.s..ss :e.. e !. f.<ss.X .! dsy
co - What is ~ dnes foe ~. eivs
yua pSs@Iasina - pob,iaA ny aans cd
spsek of your vsevtahis Cn0suuoA 10
9aay u ny fhseaa. ."-Mn AsSn. Law.
sna. II Uppits s.. Psovtdsses. r.
Daagss SIGNALS % Wo0sa
ssv vhss ooe physiaaa ealte6 hoskaahs,
esadoels. as6voeaasas. aad ~ 6aupa.
II 0aay eas,s thsy ass syApesae -
ss0s fs0als dssaa9vasas q - hna0.
Mssnsy. uievses3ve euadelsa. WIKI ny
- ossgrs0s hy taAiaG 1.yt1A z Hai.
haa'svsgvsah6 Cnaensaa TAsusaadD
a A0ssseaa vun-a wsihagiy ssssily -
10 vtS1uA
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that the TIA, -Paaae-sose issAsy had
bees violated and ~-s~ beGisatas to
bsitere ihsi the tsised s'ssss in-
ssspssssa the las suss. Of ssssiiss se.
sosaiss tn Hs oSa selfish iaissestss
The rsrsiasas added that solhisx
in rsssiesisg hsd xisea rise 10 his
references 10 sossixa affair saa that
soshiss critical ~ss p-ndias.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05

III 8s66RsWf III - ;
fvstnH iNs%st Z"
eAi;at>assss can -
easily ss.s-D.<1 b. hst =
'as .; Ael . t...l<
Il N.sAsss l'si>sd
TAis h . t-essrss.
iss. s,ssspsi srsli<..
tho that Nli<,.s ell
Jsesios ut--s ths oss.
Ss,> ssd sasA,lrs sh~su
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DISCOVER" To
EXPLORE IN
ANTARCTIC" iiRC 6"
ZONE

l>oudon. March 3.-The steamer
Discovery. which the late Captain
Scott us@d IN his first Aaisrriie voy.
age. has been chartered BY the Brit.
ish Antarctic expedition which is ia
be commanded BY J. Foster Stack
hous~. and will leave i.oadoa about
August ! for the far south. Mr..
sis-khou.~. whose exploratory work
hs. heretofore been eonfined to lee
land. Aiil make no attempt to reach
the Pole. His main parios- will be
To determine the coast line ~ King
Edward VII. Land on one side Of the
Antarctic eir-i- and Graham Land On
the other, ii-tss~n these i~o Sec
iioas os discovered land stretches .
vast and practically uH.spiosed f--
gton, The expedition will attempt
io determine whether this in,ssssn-
lag spsSe 10 land or SRI. Aheshss
kihs ksi~ard VII Land i. part Of
the great Antsrv'io eon,ih-ni ss is
merely an Island or xyoap of isissas
s~, In the fros~n sra.
Ths ss,sssae- Of Graham i-aAd.
aud Of Coats Land. Enasssy i-.aa
and Kemp Land on the Atlantis.
bosd@r OF the great is. barrier. AL
ssii As the disrosefy of land .oai n
by i.isu,-asn, fishn.r of The Ger
man ssp~s,itios In isii. SUPPORT ih-I
theory, I'm the o,hss|
hsAa. the rres, ARA Of -ssS i..|
on sh~ north ssa ~ss, coast.
Of kine t,iussd VII. Land t-oiais.
As. AAslhsasr suggests. In the
drift as is- nosskasri from the Wed.
dell s~a to the knss srs. PRESUMABLY, |
shfoash . strait SEPARATING kinx ~.
-ssa VII. EAaa fsom Graham i.aha
This is ,as mast sna,h.fiy ot nsi,.
i.a ioss-sssoes TOT ,h- ~ho,- s.sias
b~s~ssa nssiaisa 20 DEGREES ~.ss
ani meridian 40 degrees ~~ss /. aos
claimed fos the british sruse. Th.I
uhkh the ssp~aisSos
sili ohtsis ss To sAss-.fs. vhaiiasI
ssAssoes sa. sssiiss ssoaaas Gill h,s
OF great sssske To the vhsiiss in.
eussr, ot the rsikissa ,sisaaA
ne ess~ Of the tsssrosesy vii,|
eosssss os sv~esy.fse mes asA IN ID
ais5oa their viii b- hse sei~sstsss.
several of the shir's officer. siso un-
a-ssAhise s~i~niifio sbsrsvassoas
Tssf uiii have al assppiAn- fos rho.
,.xrarhtr survey ~nss and ,hi. tool
.iii b. a.~fai in -aaniiak 'h. i-sa.r
la choose the h~ss spass ~h.n he
sanss tn advance Mort at the aas,.
Gatine sad s~iehsifS< staff have ~.
ready b~~a ehae-as iIeut.easi A. y
iiatcsd al The ROYAL navy. ~he uss
assisatias officer on the Nimso-i In
the shsekistoa .sp~diisoa. -iii .asn-
mAad the psseovery. The nr,' os:i.
.-s ~tii b. Lieutenant Richard n
Gsspiia of the Roysi isdisa marine.
~ho hss . Considerable kso~is@ie- of
surveying. and the assssasia9 off.
.-s. who eoo.s from the same s-svie.
~iii b. t.i~uissaat u. Ii~atiy. = .os..
In OF Rear Admissi David Realty
Chief Petty office TON Green. Who
sailed With 1rolt In both his pissns-
cry sad Terra Soss expeditions. viii
h- ',osis~aia.
Among the sricatific staff will be
Lord Consieton Of the sTcnaiier
suas!s. Who has done a great deal n:
military survey work: the Master "'
Ssn.riii. only snn ot Lord Scmr'lI.
hs. served his apprenticeship in sn-
sin.-rins. and wilt have charge Of
the meseoscioGicsi department. the
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
I'M SMALL ADvE1II1n

smaller retail mesrhssis
sosus times become dtsroas.
axess b, the epsaS-tittos u
asvspsp~f srsee of tsSess
ssof-.s They inaAsine that
f~ori- DO tot rad tn. small.
-s notice.
AM n.-.pas~S tsan .an
give insiirnts ou, af his r~ss
.pnsi .si-fi.h.- sh.~ Ing the
saassarYs 4 man pi'h a s-fr
snail spare Indeed oiiea tells
hi. .,ar, in such . p-fttasat.
hu.in->s4iik~. sonyefsatioaat
wap. that readers turn To his
li,fl. ads iu.' ss = fiaaneisl
operator turn. to the .'orh
market.
., aa-. no, tax. ein sos
saving smart and SHARP
,hinR. 10 make this kind Of
impression. Il is simply the
idea Of writing ss rou talk.
SAYING tn. shias. in sas-ssts-
ins sha, you ~ouId sAy to a
.u.somrr " yau had him be-
fore the counter
a merchant who d-sifcs To
", advertising in small
~ay should have hi. notice
Put somewhere near the same
place rizhs along. lie should
no, try tn sey sop much in
that space. bi.t a fcv ~oftis
-arh time. about spmr rafti.
culsr ,hinG. is meat effective.
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Dswsrs Of ointmsaes foe

.. mesyysy vim surely destroy the sesSss -
vhoSs sysssm when sn,estne y thso.6s
Ever es I'D ss, ,,sss ssssPs ss !. - TSnss.
they viii do IL ten fold to the soo4 ywS
ssn pcssisly derive ircm sne'Hn; z. laM
rrf SSs,srh Tse. Co. TsnsssstSf Ta'.so S cDS{.ins No
mcrcufy, and II taken internally. actina
directly upon the blood and mueou; sWs. ~:
Cntarrh Cure bc sure ycu get the 9enu.
inc II Is tattrn internally and madS N
Toledo. Ohio ~ r. J. CheNey = C. Tes-
timon'sis free.
r>ss pos,s rAaiiy -t,is 'se esosetDosssA
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fss s.sesuisy and the s-aempsioa ot
every Obligation S,shsu, ruisbie or
t~.isssiea.
u ask this of yca In suspos, al
III. for-isa paiis, OF tho aamisissss.
ton. shaii hot saou how to deal
sith other matters al .s-s sfvsssS
a~ii.As, sad nearer consequence u
,es Do sos grant /, To nsr In ua.
sruassas s.-asIr-.
The Psssms sn,:s ausssioe AAs
L<ss . sabi-.. Of dispas~ foe ssasiy
,~o ,essss bipinmsii. .errsspoad.
eae~ h-s~-~s Gs-A, nsissia soasd
tho su-.,sss aas-s,iea shsa Prsss.
deas Taft left office. Except eoe ~
assurance 10 jsnes nsyee. shss the
Nvtslsh aRhssasaus. ~hea ~ letl The
rsiisa Asases . 5ess sso. shst the
aseslioa ~oaid Be sakss up II the
regular srr.ioa Of eoasr~ss. rr~sidssi
Wilson has a~S-s dif~es~d a., off.
eisi ."a n,anisA,iea tn Easisad Ga
tk. tolls question. The rsvsid~a, ~.
eensis saia callers he had a-t.s dis.
russ~-s the matter formally or safos.
nsiiy Nth the nsiii.h sshss.ados
hes.. Fir c~,ii apsisr- Rice. because
r. believes the ebiissstoa on the
tart os the tuited sistes 10 repeal
the ss-mp,ssa sisusr ~ss ose which
this guresamras itself shoald re-.
liz. wishout outside iatia-se- os
ps-s>use.
Administration leaders II both
nesse sad senate have ACQUIRED tho
president that With shs delivery u
. msr.ae- sy his.,. sho~ ins that In
tesnsiioasi circumstances Asd sStsea
siae~ the r,cAsset was lsas debated.
the psssldenss susx,ssios for rvpsai
~sssid t~ met with psosaps action.
Long before the hour s~s fse the
president. aiNsh pcrsoaal sddr-ss 10
the legislative branch Of the sovcsa.
mcnt. the cariio, corridors were
csoSdcs! With men and ~omea favor.
cd with tickets of sdmIsssoe To the
galleries.
Tho iniers,ste commerce commit
ce capeSss TO rrt.ort . hill to reveal
within few days.
Tho house chamber and ssllcries
were paescsi. as usual to hear the
president road his address. The
French and German Ambassadors and
other mcmbers Of the diplomatic
corps were In spaces reserved fos
them. No official Of the British en-.
ba..y va. present. The Misses vii.
son had placed in tn executive gal
iery. and Mrs. Wilson was for the
first time absent. She has not yet
recovered from the shock Of Q fall
in the White house = day or two aeo
President Wilson reached the cap
itoi ten minutes before the time fos
the reading and waited In Speaker
C1ark's room until 1s:!o O'Clock
whcu he was escorted into the chan.
her and promptly besan reading hii
brief adresses. a. soon - . burst oi
applause had died away.
Mr.. wilson's meeease was 70 brisi
that he had finished reading aimost
before the surprised galleries rea'
liseti he had begun. Il took lese thar
five minutes and a. another bun'
Of applause greeted its close the pre-
ldent hurried out Of the chamber ant
drove back to the White house. fht
Joint seesion dissolved at ooce ant
the two houses resumed their work
Not = sound had interrupted th'
president a. he read his message ans
n he finished the assemb1age VA
all smiles. the demonstration beinl
! regarded ~ tribute to his firs
=.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-05
TRINIDAD FOLKS
ASroulsu Dluooisf

We se!i msuy good medsciaes bu,
~e ate told the mixture Of baekshosa
bark. siyeesiae. etc.. knovs - Ad.
ieri.ka. Is tn. b:s, y. ever sois.
Triaidad folks asieaish rs daily by
teliias how QUICKLY Adies.i.ks TO.
ltes~s spur stomach. sns on the stosu.
seh aad constipation. Many report
tha, A SINGLE D0eE relieves ta.sc
Troubles almost IMMEDIATELY ".
are eisd vc as~ Tsiaidsi agents for
Adicr.i.~a. The Hsusmsa Drus Co.
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S@ poono ~ - J
sides. aaA tsssAk
baekaehs - 1as ]
essd hardly seaaA
] taok aix beetjss q
LyAs Z fskAea's
Vegetable Cso-
Huaa a0d o~ ] -
do ssy aneoee q
vosk. sissp god. 0e
coed. asd oaa'ths
. bit of tsoshss. ]
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prtssiss Of evesy 1psrrfp,,o~ seat.
" aad quietly sleesssd ~ tie
Chsosiele-News joe toone. Samples
sad suosssseas sa re(ssst. uss TIE
$elephoae. Triai4Al lIO. u
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0eo voloeoe
sm 0olbogb Ffiead
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09
PROBABLE INCENDIARY
FIRE AT WAGNER STORE
DAYTON
Impeachment Proceedings Against
Federal Judge to Be Taken Up
To-day by Committee.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July s.
When the Dayton case comes up be.
fore the House committee on the iudi-
ciaTy tomorrow morning. IL is under.
stood that the method of procedure
will be very much in the nature of a
demurrer to AN Indictment
Tho committee will consider the
case on the facts presented by both
sides. either as a whole. or by ap-
pointing a subcommittee to do IL
The facts the committee has consist
OF the charges filed against Judge
Dayton. the Nicely resolution asking
Tor his Impeachment. and affidavits in
support of these charges, the original
and supplemental answers OF Judge
Dayton. the answer of Arthur DAYTON.
and numerous affidavits in support OF
the Dayton side OF the case.
10 is on all OF this that the committee
will base its report 20 the house.
whether or not there ~ sufficient
grounds in the case 20 warrant i'm
parchment proceedings being institut ID
BY the house.
There viii be no attorneys. not Wit
nCsses at this time. ~ ~ understood t.
be the wishes Of Chairman -SI0odd. OF
the committee. and the public session
enough to permit ReprcacntatiNc NetIy
60 present affidavits IN support of the
formal charges. signed bN Msesra Bel
cher and Montgomery. which are Hl-
ready on ole heforf the committee.
Then he committee will consider wha-
report Il will make en- the Necly rcso-
luton providing for the impeachment u
Judge DAYTON IN TIC light of tho
charges. denials and sffidavits % has
hgf0rr if.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-09
FORTY MEN
Al That Were Engaged in mutiny Of
Federal Troops-Fifteen
Executed.

VERA CRUZ. July s.-OnIy forty
men were involved in the revolt 81
the Mexican Federal outpost in front
OF the American lines on Monday. ac.
cording 10 Lieutenant Colonel Izun.
"a, the Mexican commander.
lzunza told Captain Anderson. who
was IN command Of the train to the
gap today. that he had captured IL OF
the mutinoers. who were now In
eternity but that the others who
capped
The Mexican commander believed
that Aguilar. the officer Who led tho
mutineers. had sought refuge In Vera
cruz. where he Dr. supposed to be- hid
ing Colonel lzunza said he had per.
sonally patrOlled the entire line abou.
vera Cruz and had secuted Tor a
large band Of constitutionaIist sym.
pathizers which the mutineers had
started out 10 join. lie said no bad
FOUND no sign Of such n force. and be.
neved the tale Of IL existence To have
been Invented By the c0nsfitutionsIist
committee In Vera Cruz
The federal commander spoke bit.
terry OF the efforts OF this committee
working under the protection of tho
American forces. but he aid not cast
any blame on the Americans.
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FIRED ON
Dominican Rebels Reekiessly Fire On
American Gunboat-A Broad
side Ends II.

WASHINGTON. ~ C.. July s.
Reckless firing by Dominican rebels
sent several shots against the hull of
the American gunboat Machias in Pu-
erta Plata harbor late last night. and
urew upon themselves warning vol
ley from the Machias three-pounders
and automatic rifles The shoofing
from the shore stopped at once.
Few days ago the gunboat used
her main battery OF four-inch guns
tC silence President Bordas' batteries
which were bombarding the rebel
garrison holding the city, in violation
OF the agreement that the lives of
foreigners and other non-combatants
would not be endangered by artillery
FIRE.
Gave Assurances.
Reporting the latest incident to the
navy Department tonight. CaDtain
russell, OF the battleship South Caro-
INA, said considerable scattering rifle
nre from the rebels passed over the
Machias and some shots struck her
Later, the dispatch said. the "Junta
commission of Legalistas." represent
ing the revolutionists. boarded the
Machias and gave assurances of their
desire TO avoid endangering the safe.
" of Americans
Captain Russell Informed tho deD,r,-
ment that he had a cable report fbat
Sahto domingo city still was besieFed
by rebels and that other towns bsd
Joined the 'LeEalista" cause Late To-
day a force OF about so rebels vas de-
feated at Cafemba-