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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-31
CASE DROPPED
German Consul az Seattle, Wash. Can.
not Be Prosecuted IN State Courts
Owing to Federal Statute.

SEATTLE. Wash. March a0.-The
prosecution OF Dr Wilhelm Mueller.
German consul at Seattle. and b. Max
Schulz, his secretary. charged with
conspiracy To bribe an cmpi0ye Of the
Seattle Construction a. Druydock Com
pany To reveal secrets OF his employ
ers' business. viii be- dropped 10 was
announced here today.
The state department az Washing
ton desires that the prosecution. un-
der "a state law. ha discontinued Al
fred Lundin, prosecuting attorney.
who caused the arrest OF the couftl
ana his secretary. consented 10 the
discontinuanCo when he learned that
a federal statute prevented his bring
lng the consul before state coart.
Federal courts. according to tho
statute. have Jurisdiction bon au cases
against COnsuls
Consul Mueller was charEed with
neEOuatinr with Dan TarnasIsky. A
detective. TO obtain from John Nur-
dock. assistant shipping clerk Of the
ship building company. evidence TO-
Fubstanuafe Ambassador Hernafor, 81
ALLEGATIONS That tho COMPANY was
building submarines and ahInu.ug
them In sections TO British Columbia
The consul was only technically sr.
rested Hc was not required to 20
tO court
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VILLA FORCES ENROUTE TO
ATTACK CARRANZA AT
NUEVO LAREDO.
townsville Situation Unchanged.
L. S. Ready For Any Emergency.
No News From Capital.

WASHINGTON. March 3O.-While
the Villa forces are marking time in
their attack on MatamorOs. awaiting
the arrival OF artillery. the stage Is be
ing set for another battle al Lampaz-
us. about seventy miles southwest OF
Nucvo Laredo.
Adyices from the border to the state
and war departments today said the
Villa forces bound 10 attack the Car
rama garrison at NuevO Laredo, were
expected 10 reach LampaZos today
where battle probably will b.
fought Earlier messages said Car
rama troops were being assembled at
Nuoyo Laredo. including the force re-
Gently driven out Of Picdras Negras
The garrison will number 200 In all
and presumably a part OF this force
viii b. sent out along the National
railway 20 meet the Villa force a.
Lampazos II the battle a. not already
in progress
Should more troops be necessary on
the American side at Laredo. Texas
in the event Of an attack on Nuevo
Laredo, q regiment Of infantry ia iu
readiness AZ Texas City
Situation Unchanged.
The situation ~ MatamOros and a.
Brown syiiIc. across the border. wa
UNCHANGED today The Villa froona.
repulscd Saturday in their FIRST attack
were enrnmuDd FIVE miles from the
city the state department was advised
expecting 90 renew the assault on az.
rival Of their artillery Latest esti.
mates Of the losses Saturday said 300
Cconsnusd on Pars Tonl
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TnteiiiRencer Bureau.
Columbus, o, March 30.


The HOues tonight refused TO pass
As an emergency measure. the BeitIer
tax bill. which had been passed earlier
In the day in the Senate a. an emer.
Eency bin with the aid Of three Demo
cratic votes. and tonight Governor
Wits announced he would remove
summarily all the present district tax
assessors under the Warnes law and
name Republicans in their places. The
Beltler bill would have let the county
auditors levy the taxes this wear In.
stead OF the appOintivr tax boards
only four Of the iU2 district far a.
sessors In the State appointed by Gov.
ernor Cox were Republicans Ten
We're progressive and the others we're
Democrats
Governor Willis. in his letter I'm.
sTuctinE the tax commission 10 die
niss al these men. says he has no
doubt that many are conscientious.
bul that the dangers Of permitting n
podl OF assessors hostile 20 the ad
minlstfatlOn 90 make Up ne duplicate
Hnd possibly make DO less than that
pI last year. for partisan advantage.
]. TOO great 20 permit retention Of
The entire body
One assessor for "a counties and
Two ior The 10 most p0Duloua counties
VIII bn named bT tho Governor Thpv
must Do approved by tho tar commits
SION. The recent appointment of
James BOYLE and James Do GiTrrt
Republicans. aa members 0f tho far
commission. enables the Governor 90
dictate tho wholesale displacement of
present assesaors
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new Mines
CONSOLIDATION co. STARTS
WORK ON TWO SHAFTS
NEAR wORTHINGTON.
Big Improvement Will Cost Many
Thousands of DOIlars-Many
Farms Purchased.
Special Dispatch to the Iutsnisenesr.

Special Dispatch 10 the IutsIliEencer.
FAiRMONT. W. Va, March 30
The Consolidation Coal Company be-
gan today the work OF sinking two
shafts for coal on Helen's Run. he
tween Farmington and WorthinRtop
When completed and operating by the
nfst OF January next. a new field will
. De opened and AN outlay of over two
and a half millions OF dollars will have
oeen expended Tor surface. mine work.
towns and railroad connections.
me announcement made at The Of
Inces OF the company yesterday Is me
most important industrial Statement
made IN West Virginia IN year,
An official OF the company stated
curing the day that the COMPANY had
dehnitely decided to develop two large
mines on Helen's Run and thar sur
race rights had been secured for that
purpose. These mines will have an
annual output OF seven hundred ana
nfty thousand tons each They wifi
De shaft mines at a depth OF 400 feet
WORK on these mines WAS started yes
terdsy and they should be shipping
coal by January first. 1916.
When asked why the development
oI new mines was undertaken while
the company had mines shut down. II
was said IL was the belief OF those in
charge OF the Consolidation company
that as soon az the war Is over. the
Fairmont region will enjoy great pros-
perity and should now be preparing
for II. Now that the Pittsburgh A.
Lake Erie railroad Is about ready TO
haul freight from FairmOnt and vicin-
lty' ana We are assured OF the West
iern Maryland. the region shoul be well
supplied with cars. and u Is therefore
justified in getting in condition to take
advantage OF the prospective revival
In business
Following the completion OF work OF
the real estate agents who closed up
Tor the important farms in the section
al an expenditure OF over SlO0OOO.OU
constructing and engineering officials
OF the company went 10 the locality
yesterday and will remain there untiI
the shafts are sending up coal. Inc
Continued ON Page Ten)
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Al Are Warned.

And say now" added the court.
that there shall be nothing done 10
them over there ! have been reliably
Informed that the defendants. Sherir
Shea and City Judge Thomas Smith.
while they were in jail q few days
aSo. tried 10 influence these boys
They promised TO take care Of them
n they would tell certain things 1
shall take care of them and ! warn
any policeman. sheriff or citizen not
TO arrest or mOlcst them"
Eli II Redman. the defendant " III
was declared elected judge of the cir
cult court 10y ten votes. had completed
his direct examination and was being
cross examined when court adjourned
He denied every item Of evidence
produced against him by the govern
ment
Thomas Barry. one of the patrol
men. on cross examination. said he
Felt that my hands were tied siN
months before The election" lie said
his prisoners frequently LAUGHED and
said they would be released I'm few
minutes. He said he captured a man
wanted for highway robbery and with
in ten minutes after he put him i'm the
patrol wagon he met him on the street
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FUNSTON
ARRIVES ON THE JOB AT
BROWNSVILLE AND GETS
LINE ON SITUATION.
No Fighting at MatamOras Yester.
day-May Need More Troops
on Border.
BROWNSVILLE TaSsa nsrk so
-AA0a . laen mach q. aunr -ArII nrarar

eRoWfSvILLE TS1ss Nsrek so
--AASshpSsH faoehin@ guns tsH ptapay
.oi aItlilery and many men nave ar
rived at Las RusiAs. headquarters OF
the villa army. which Is besieging
Matamoros, opposite here, II WAS IN
ohlcially learned. A renewal OF the
attack Is expected Wednesday.
There was no fighting today. the
Carranza forces defending the Next
can town being occupied principally
Il was said. with the burial OF the
tie
Major General Frederick Funston,
commanding the American forces on
the border, arrived in Brownsville this
morning, and spent the day acquaint-
ing himself with the situation. es-
pecially with reference to the manner
In which shots fred across the Rio
Grande might endanger American
lives and property.
The constitutionalist consulate IN
Brownsville, Issued a statement to-
night that Carranza troops have re-
occupied Mier, opposite Roma. Texas.
and Camargo. across the border from
Rio Grande City.
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BORROW FUNDS
State officials Write 20 Attorney Gen.
erai Lilly for Opinion on Power %
State 20 Borrow Money

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March 30
Attorney General A. A. Lilly has been
asked by Auditor J. g. Darst and
Treasurer r. l.. Long 10 prepare an of.
fetal opinion sending forth just what
the powers of the state for the Dor
rowing of money TO relieve temporar.
ily Us present financial troubles RE BE-
Informed in The joint letter Of tho two
fiscal agents of the stefe as follows.
The state o. nov unable fo meet ifs
OBLIGATIONS. Dr. cannot fuIfU contracts
entered into boz good faith losses and
suffering may result m This condition
continues long besides the state can
not obtain ifs ordinary discount mf
purchases and the employees OF the
state are beinE subjected to hard.hipa
and losses
All Of This would b. avoided hr
borrowing money from Time fu time f0
meet conditions of This kind
II money can BE- borrow of. bv
whom should if be- borrowed
Tho opinion of The Attorney General
r. expected within two or three DAYS
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TINE Up
BELIEVED TIL AT CRUISER
EITEL WILL SOON LEAVE
OR INTERN.
Officials Confer on Enforcement
of neutrality-suspicious. on Job
Stripped For Action.
=hHiA1ef =NhHsineeer- orr: Sr.1s ~. \. n.sA : p =,

-Entorceulyli'c 'cF American neutrality
IN Hampton Roads was The subject OF
protrocted conference at the Nor.
tulE navy yard late today. after the
arrival Of the battleship Alabama.
" hich took commanding position in
the channel to the sea Officials later
refused 20 make any statement
Participating iu the conference were
hear Admiral Beatty. cOmmandant of
INC norfolk navy yard Rear Admiral
Helm. commander Of the reserve At
ltnlc heet. who arrived on the Ala
bama, and Norman X. Hamilton. col,
rector OF customs. Meanwhile Com.
mander Max Trierichens. Of the Ger.
man converted cruiser Prinz Eitel
Friedrich. SIN In dock here. was clos
sted with customs officials IN the
NtNp port News office. The time al.
lowed the cruiser 10 stay in port is
believed 70 be almost up.
N was learned TODAY the Alabama
came To Hampton Roads primarily 20
guard against any breach OF neutral.
lty I'm the event % a clash between
the German man of war and q feet
OF allied warships on the Virginia
capes. Reports That allied wars hips
mad yentured within the three-mile
limit and that merchant ships had
lurni5hDd the mwith supplies have
been circulated here fors eyeral days.
Henry p. Holmes. agent Of British
shipping interests here. declared he
had absolute knowledge that no mer-
chant ships had taken fuel or supplies
from the United states TO the war
ships
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ALLIES ARE WAITING
GERMANY'S NEXT MOVE
CONFERENCES ORDER OF
DAY IN ALL THE COUN-
TRIES ENGAGED.
EN-Premier NenizeloS Returns 10
Athens and Is Accorded Ovation.
Falaha Inquest on.

LONDON. March go. $50 q M
Germany next move IN the military
utld-btCausC some stroke either In
the east or the west Is expected be
fore the allies attempt their spring ad
Nancc-is az present the chief subject
OF speculation and conjecture Ac
cording TO reports reaching here from
d fetrograd. the German emperor h.
now az Berlin holding a war council
with Field Marshal won Der GoltE the
German military commander OF Con.
styutinopie. and other leaders. and Is
planning new campaign TO Offset the
fall OF Przemysl and meet the situa-
tion In the Dardanelles
There has been nothing OF an out
standing nature in either theater OF
the land operations since the surren-
der OF the Austrian fortress Sniplne
mining and bomb throwing predomi-
nate all alongsthe western front. while
tehting. fierce but undecisiye. RACES
lu the Carpathians.
The British cabinet met today ana
there b. every reason TO believe that
10 considers the liquor question ana
the stamping out OF the evil. whtcn
DE- now one of the greatest problems
.of the. nation. There is still much
talk OF prohibition. but 70 Is not gen
.erally believed that this course viii be-
adopted. although % IS conceded that
some step Of a drastic and universal
character will soon b. taken.
Venizelos Gets Reception.
The return Of eX-premier Nenizeios
20 Athens after short rest the
tumultuous reception accorded him
and his reitCration OF the declaration
that Greece must join IN the conflict
on the side Of the entente powers have
cowb bined TO start M further predtc-
tions as 10 when the group Of neutral
states. which have been wavering so
long. will take Up arms But the ma
tcr.als upon which these predictions
are based are Of the sCantiest
The inquest az Milford Haven IN the
matter Of the sinking OF the steamer
Falaba has established an official
death list OF III. Witnesses under
oath testified TO what had previously
been charged that the submarine nred
before sufficient time had elapsed Tor
the removal OF the passengers
Waller Baxter. chief officer Of the
Falaba. contributed the odd statement
that the submarine crew were dressed
I'm khaki. He also swore that the SUD
marine. when first sighted. flew the
English ensign. which was replaced by
the German ensign prior 20 the attack.
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WHAT WAR is

WHAT SPEAKING Ianara-a fa
po eng upol o var. ITO Fn0wad-e
lInel souls Prom ih'.o b certain natural
ifIir able bodied urududrr expense
ed and
Them up 90 manhood nud
fHn weave another build
-Ltnd under thirty stone ayOdurn Nrrorfheraa
weeping eWcarlnr they aI cd r red.
shpprq away
-eN only to tho south OFF SPAIN and
Ano of suHIr
JAR French rHHFr.Tas r fr44rer
Ntndllts iI 'i .fITfN
with n ... ''''
straIrhfuoy tHe ..rr- and .. f4g- e -,
~ t.n'I'I. u|
Ind HH HgH .
'f.. .i. .H'N IIa.II Ii.
ll LIt tIn-i.s'. lived rrra
TnU01
fgi1IfL nf Commerce
now heuf suuIefor' f.E ..a
4 fhoofiff anoth.r fI
h0ckheads shoot " p''i
THOMAS CARLYLE
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PROTECTED
SIX DEFENDANTS IN ELEC-
TION FRAUD CASES To BE
TAKEN CARE OF
BY Judge Anderson Who Warns
Officials and Citizens Not TO
MOlest Them.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 80
Judge A. Il. Anderson az the trial of
the Terre Haute election case in fed
eral court. said this afternoon that he
felt Il his duty to take care OF some
Of the defendants" after two Terrc
Haute policemen who had ben called
by the defense To testify to the repu-
tation OF some OF the men who have
pleaded guilty. on their cross eNami-
nation BY the United States district
attorney. Frank c. Daley. and gave
evidence considered favorable to the
gov Nernment
After the jury had retired. the court
announced that he would release the
six defendants who have pleaded
guilty and who were taken from the
jail nj Tcrrc Haute and brought To
Indianapolis TO testify on a writ OF
habeas corpus. aud permit them TO
return 10 Terre Haute.
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SHOT IN QUARREL
Young Man Brought 20 Charleston 20
Arrange Bond For Hearing Aa Re.
suit % Serious Shooting.
ID I--I---I q - Ia--ME-r.-r

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March 21 -
Charged with having shot and prob
ah'r fatally injured George Dent on
Morris Creek. SUNDAY uIFhf. Alfred
IIHuuiEau was brought tu Charleston
today t1 arrange bond having been
turned over 90 county authorities by
Justice ~ q Scott nf Pratt
Nnun -nn. rrruwuau hr n YOUNG
woman. Hnu walking alone country
road r Ir said when fn was affrrraf
ur Dent and after "a errTa Ir which
fna 'uU rolled over an rutarrmrrf
Hluri-u drew q revolver and ahDf
Dent ln t1o rerIon .f the heart Dent
uar taken tn n hospital where be- fa fn
critical condition The wounded
man o. The con of n W Dent. q former
member 0f ne legislature fror Fay.
effr county
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COAL OPERATORS TO MEET.

Special rfsrafrH fU fFa IrfrfUH.1eHr
CHARLESTON ~. w.. March Co.,
f was announced here to-day Haf
plans aTn being made Cor L. rraHIr.
90 Huni.uEf0u April flfn uf coal Uu.
orators rarrHaCufIrF rrcrg H.If Iu
West NI-E'rI1 Means fUr rrfHrfIrH
ffe trudr to South America and gfHrr
mnrkele VIII hr discussed Tho rrr.
inE wil b0 "a sequel .1 that 0f como of
the leading operator. Of fhe State af
Fhinrfnu Iaef week Tho kHnHwfr
assoclafI0r lHu uirht elected dele.
rates f0 thr Huntington mrafins
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GET PROTECTION
Turkish Government Gives Assurances
That Population Of Urumiah, Per
sia VIII Be Protested

WASHINGTON. March 30-Assur.
anCes that protection would be given
70 the entire population of Crumiah
Persia. where attacks on Americans
and other foreigners and on native
Christians have been reported. has
been given Ambassador MOrgenthau
at tonstantinople by the Turkish gov.
eminent
ln a message fO the Stale dcuarf.
ment today Mr MorEenthau said the
'ILoman authorities had promised that
not only foreigners bur natives o.
well would BE- protected by The Turk.
ish regular troops due af UrumiaE
last Saturday.
Apparently mo- adNiCcs had been 20.
cetred iu tonstanfinoplc from Urmiah
after tire regulars had reached that
place. aa no mention wae made of
their arrival
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May Need More Troops.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. March 30.
-Brigadier General Robert K. Evans.
commanding the American troops at
Laredo, Texas. to-day notified depart-
ment headquarters AZ FOrt Sam Hous-
ton. near here. that an attack on
Nuevo Laredo. Mexico. by villa troops
was expected. and that more Ameri-
can troops might be needed on the
Texas border 10 protect neutrality.
The Laredo garrison az present con.
sists Of one regiment OF infantry. one
battery OF artillery and four troops Of
cavalry.
Batteries A. B and & OF the Third
FIELD Artillery left this morning for
Brownsville.
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RIOTERS CAUGHT IN PITTssuRoH

PtTTSBURGH. Pa. March go
sheriff " p Harris of Fuirmont. ".
Va. with the assistance Of local Do
lice arrested three men here today
IN connection With the fatal riot ar
Pennington. ". Va. lest February.
The riot was between striking miners
and deputy sheHfs. one OF tho latter
being injured fatally The men ar
rested here were james FOrCh ana
John FOrch broiherq. and John SIFco.
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We'll Wins
SUPREME COURT OVERRULES
MOTION OF TOWNSEND TO
ADVANCE HEARING.
Judge Robinson Dissents-Case
Goes 20 September-TOwnsend
May Make New Motion.
SnSsial I,'.u.tch g n, ls+slbs ssrssr
caNRLEsroN. W VI March - -


Further hearing Of the criminal
charges against a Leo Well. pits.
Durgh attorney Tor the Manufactures
Light and Heat Company. indicted
here Tor alleged attempts To brIbc
mem bers OF the Public Service Com
mission Of West Virginia will not be
held until September. Motion made
by Prosecuting Attorney Townsend
Detore the Supreme Court OF Appeals
"a week dgo TO advance the hearing
on writ Of error was overr1iIed by
mat court this morning judge Ira r.
opinion OF the court He said.
'Deemlng. as ] DO. prohibition OF
any criminal prosecution cause in
yolving public interest. I would sus-
tain the motion 10 advance the cause
Tor hearing 10 Is said the urOsecut-
ing attorney next week viii submit an
other motion for the advancement or
the case.
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OUTCOME OF FIGHTING IN
CARPATHIANS IMPORTANT
FIRE DEMOCRATS
Ohio House Refuses to Pass BETTER
Tax Bill and Governor Will Remove
all Assessors and Name Republicans
COLUMBUS. O.

COLUMBUS. O.. March 30
Rodney G. Barnes. Republi-
can, St Clairsyille, and G.. c.
Mckee, Democrat. Bridgeport.
tonight were appointed tax as
SCISSORS for Belmont county.
succeeding George Lentz. Dem
Ocrat, l. G. Ayers. Progress
sive, both Of 81. Clairsville.
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FOUR DROWNED

SEATTLE NASH March l raur
n'r.ure N... drowned r hH UUUt
wIH. river 'HfU tIII. HH.H HH #l.".
rrrII. bUIUrE.rr fu rr. TH#rHr D
lHrkrHF ran UT H BRIDGE ..r miles
9guth N Seattle lU .l tHa car ev.
cent Irs. 'arE.ea and HD chauffeur
l0aT fHrir lTra
Nr. rrd Sire Thomas N rrUarh
MI.H NarrarHT I.furr.H HarH. and
Vice Harriet lurtaT HsrrhTr. Hn sr
fIaf were E'IUH
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COAL pRIcEs cur

SCRANTON Pn. aMrrh sU .Ths
regular April fraf cut u coal prIrrs
va sHunJuurrd fOHHg fr fIr LarFa.
wanna Company Crate. c.r Stove
au1 chestnut sizes are reduced fry
cents a Ton Crate. CEE and stove viii
sell at lfkl AL tIdpuaffr rnd chestnut
90 $50 The Scranton Coal Comuany
makes u similar announcement
Ten cents ton WIN br AIDED In Nav
and each month until the winter
price Ir reached Ir arrfenIner
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TIE wuATHEn

MAsHfNeTou, Eareh 5o,-For.osst
Meateru Penny lvnnia and Ohfd-Tnfr
NedncadaV and ThuradaV
West Wirriuia-rair Wednsadav ar
gept poaaihlV rnow IN srtrsua wesf
ThurHdaT fair
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(SiRned) MOORE.
Raised az Any Cost.


HONOLULU. March 30.-work on
a diving tube with which II Is hoped
70 dehnlteiy locate the submarine
"a. lost with its crew OF n men
outside the harbor here since last
Thursday. progressed so rapidly TO.
day that II was believed IL might be
ready for use early tomorrow.
Drag lines Of the naval tug Navajo
are fast TO an object believed to be-
the submarine. With the aid OF the
diving tube. &c quickly will be deter.
CONTINUED on Page Tsn.)
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HAWSER SNAPS DELAYING
RECOVERY OF SUBMARINE
REAR ADMIRAL MOORE RE-
PORTS ON WORK FROM
HONOLULU.
To BE Lifted by Pontoons-wnl
Raise Vessel at All Costs to De
termine Cause of Accident.

WASHINGTON. March 3O.-Enorts
10 raise the sunken submarine "a In
Honolulu harbor were temporarily sus-
pended today after a hawser with
which the boat was being dragged 10
ward shore snapped.
Rear Admiral Moore. reported from
Honolulu late today that the subma-
rine evidently was waterlogged and
too heavy to be raised BY the eauIpl
ment employed by the searching iieet.
This destroyed any faint hope that
uiknt nave been LEFT OF fniding any
OF the crew OF 21 alive
The vessel lies in as fathoms 27O
feet OF water. and her position Is be
ing held while preparations for raising
her pontoons are being made
Admiral MoOre's report follows:
Lieutenant G. +. Smith, command
ing the nrst submarine division OF the
facihc torpedo iotllla, has located the
- and moved her a slight distance
lnshore- l4fting hawser parted. Sub
marine evidently waterlogged Equip-
ment too light 90 raise her. Making
arrangements 10 lift her by pontoon
method Still have line on submarine
and can hold her location. Depth 40
(siened) MOORE"
Raised al Any Cost.
Secretary Daniels said tonight that
the department would raise the "a
az any cost to determine the cause OF
her accident in order 10 guard against
similar disasters in the future. lie
emphatically denied reports OF dissat-
istaction over the work being done bv
the naval authorities at Honolulu.
Morning could be further from the
truth" said Mr. Daniels. "The de-
partment Is convinced that everything
possible Is being done with the means
at hand"