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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS Of the World

ands via San Francisco)-Chiyo Msru. .. Dec Is
Japan. Corea. ChinG Philippine Islands IVA .
Hawaii Via San Franciscoj- Manoa 1000. De- 10
a-taa. ~ sands. Nga Ie1,Snd; AuslrshS
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia. New Zea-
land Ola san Francisco -Neniura 80. Dec p
land. Australia wi, San Franciscol, Ma
Hawai- Guam. Philippine Islands Wa san
frAnclscol-J. 5 transport. ...-........- Dec 81
ARRIVED
Byron tBD. Buenos Aires Nov Il. sfontovideo r.
RIO de Jalelr0 10. Victoria 10, Bahia o. Fort
spain. Trinidad 20 and Barbados 80. 10 Busk n
Dalies. with mails and mdse. Bar a. $50 N
Cernerolia rBr) Glasgow Nov 27 and Liverpool
p. % The Anchor iile. with mails and mdse. Bar
Morris GdieI t(now. 24sl ton,j. Montreal Nov
20 % Houler. Neir a BOYD Bar a. 43 N.
water Dec g. 70 II Winchester co. Bar a. Q
Teubefisgn Dutch. Philadelphia Dec 5. TO Fur
ness. Witty Co. Left quar- at .35 q m.
salamls lGreel). Algiers Nov and oran s. 70
Havana Havana Dec l. to the New York and
Cuba Mail IS Co. with mails and mdse. Bar 6, 8
Rondo Dutch, noilo Aug T. Manila Il, Honolulu
Sep. @ Balboa oct 2S. Coronel Nov l. Monteyiedo
u and barbados 20. TO Punch. Edyo & Co. with
mase. Bar al so
Richmond. Georse.oSn Dec I, to the Atlantic
Coast Lumber Co. with lumber. Quar- at 81 a IL.
Moorish Prince lBrl BresI Nov %. to PAU F
Gerhard Go. Bar 80 10 fJ m.
Mama Hata. Baltimore 70 the New York and
Baltimore Transportation Co. with ndse Quar- at
I 800 M.
Princess Anne Newport News and Norfolk. to tn.
Old Dominion IS Co. with mdse. Quar- Al 30 . m
III Paso Galveston Dec J. 20 the Southern Pacific
Co with mdsc. Quar- az m.
Medina Galveston Dec J. % the Malory IS Co.
with udsc. quar- a. 80 p m
Soc0uy. Sabine NOV q. TO the Standard OF Co.
With mdse. Quar- AZ I y IA
Rio Grande. Brunswick Dec g. % the Mallory So
Co with mise. Quar- az $50 m
SlJgstad (N1rl. Amsterdam Nor io n Norton.
lAliy Go. Bar az rs ~
Dungeness tBf), Baltimore Dec 0. 20 L A Drey-
rus. quar- at 9.35 . N
SAILED
Northern tBr). HAVE. ~ Mundo Galveston
Mary Olsen. Tampa. City q s. Louis Savannah.
Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News. r IIsman.
Nasi indies. Hubert lBr barbados via Newport
Nt"s. Pacific Transport fBri. NladtIstock. Ices. e.
lEr. london. B0Yerlc lBD. Queausiggn. Sama
NOT. Cadiz Mohawk Charleston and Jarksonvi''e.
Mnoia thJ. Qleeustoau. llcuoreTa tBrJ La
Romano. Roma ,fD, ilorta. Moalcdn Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
WAKEFIELD IN NEW PLAY
Washington Sees Van der Dec.~
by Belasco.

Washington, Dee. 7. before an AZ
ence that included most Of Ca,
Washington, David wsrheld MAD. ~
first appearance here tonight =, ;,
Belasco Theatre in David Belsseo'. ),
est drama, ivan der Decken.p 7,
described as Legendary PLAY a, .
sea-" and is founded on the fsni;.
story of the Flying Dutchman. 7, i
title role Mr.. WarAeld is given on.
tunity for some Of the best wors =,
his career.
Appearing with Nr War6els 49,.
Ernest Stailard, William Boag 80
Leiber. Fred Graham. Harold Pns..SS
Horace Braham, Arthur Fi,rosrs.,,
Herbert Aging, Worth.ngton / ~
maine. J. J. Williams. Lswrence w. ="
Edward L. Walton, Bert HYDE H..
Bevan. Jane Cooper, Marie Bates ~
ter MacComber and others. '-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
Say Germans Plan to Lead
Turks Toward Persian Gulf

Geneva. Dec. THE Germans are
preparing on q large scale for opera
lions in MesOpotamia under Field Mar
shall Baron holman Won der Goltz, VINO
has just been appointed commander OF
the Turkish forces in Mesopotamla, &C,
cording TO private information received
by the journal de Geneve."
Although the Germans speak osten-
sibly of Egypt, says the dispatch, II is
not impossible that they may MAKE
their principal efforts this winter from
Ra0dad toward the Persian Gulf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
BROKER, SO, POOR, ENDS LIFE
Once Wealthy, He Lost All by Specu-
latiOn.

Henry d. De Mars, a real estate
broker, eighty-nine, committed suicide
by inhaling gas yesterday in the board
ing house conducted by Mrs. Lillian
Stokes, PAL South Ninth Street, Will
iamsburg. He was once wealthy and
was proprietor Of the Continental
Hotel Niagara, n. 7.
Coroner Wagner found old stocks in
the room and a copy Of the will Of the
dead mans wife, who died four years
ago.
On a bureau was a note in which De
Mars asked that in case OF his death
the police should notify Henry Rem
mers, 1904 Carroll Street. Brooklyn.
Remmers told the Coroner that De
Mars had lost most Of his property in
speculation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
ROB VICE.PRESIDENT'S HOME
Burglars Break Into indianapolis Resi-
dence While Marshalls Are Away.

IBy Ie-1sTall 20 ITs IHII00-I
indianapolis, Dec. While Vice
President Thomas r. Marshall was az
the bedside of his wife at St. Vincent.
Hospital here early this morning
burglars looted his residence. in FIT
teenth Street The thieves did consid-
cradle damage in ransacking the prem.
Uses, but the value Of the articles stolen
was small, as the Vice-Presdent had
previously packed several trunks with
silverware and sent them 10 a safety
vault in preparation for his return to
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
ANTON LANG STILL LIVES
Christus Of Oberammergau Well and
Happy, NeTer at Front.

Berlin, Dec. THE report that An
ton Lang, the famous Christus in the
Passion Play at Oberammergau, had
been killed at the front, is untrue.
A representative Of the Associated
Press talked to-day with Herr Lang,
who said he was we'll and happy. and
that he had never been to the front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
H. [. WILSON MAY SUE LIND
Demands RetractiOn Of Statement That
lie Knew MaderO Would BE Killed.

Minneapolis, Dec. Minneapolis
may be the scene of lawsuit to de-
termine whether Victoriano Huerta was
an accessory 10 the assassination Of
Francesca Madero in Mexico City in
1913.
The suit is to be brought by Henry
Lane Wilson, ex-United States Minis
ter TO Mexico, against John Lind. Ac-
cording 10 reports, Mr. Lind declared
in a lecture that Mr.. Wilson had pre-
yious knowledge Of the alleged plot
to kill the President Mr.. Lind has
been notified that unless his charge Is
withdrawn the suit will be brought
Such a suit would bring for the first
time before q court of justice the ques-
tion whether Huerta was innocent or
guilty of the death Of Madero.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
SUFRIPF'S AUCTION SALES

DANIEL GREENwALD. s4ehrs Auctloneer, Eiil
s-l this day. "Wednesday. Dee sth. 1915. a,
Audubon storage Wsrehau-- tssfh 81 snd Am
sfeuiam Az. Sew York city. A. 10 o'clock A NJ
ty virtue n certain wit ~ erecution tho follow
ing Alec RBnabout. Oakland Automeslle, PLAYER
Piano Music Rolls. Household Utensils Crockrry
Fishing Rods. Guns. Hunting Clothing. Camp II.
Outri. Camera ais1 all The r.ht. title and ins-.s,
- the defendant. EdTarf Kindred IN Household
Furniture MAX $ GHiFENHAGEN sheriff.
SAM II GINSBERG Deputy sh.rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
Southern Society Dimes Tonight.

The New York Southern Society VAL
hold its annual dinner in the grand
ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria this
evening. Josephus Daniels, Secretary
Of the Neyy; George McAneny, acting
Mayor, and Myron 7. Herrick. former
Ambassador 70 France, will speak. ;.
r. Bertron. president OF the society,
will preside.
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r'ernats
CHANfB .RMAID OF p

CHANfB ;RMAID OF PARLORNfAID. Young Sweds
excellent. long city reference. $50. y. Mis-
S9f7 Murray Hil.
CHANfBERAiAID WAITRESS Young Irish girl
excellent CITY references, f25. h, Miss Hot
mayors Agency 10 East i3d ST.. 50 floor. Tel
s8i1 Murray HI.
CHU.D's NURsE.-Freuch Swiss. infant or grow
Ing child. SIS. good references. g. Miss Hot
mayors Agency. 10 last i3d st, 81 floor. Tel
sea- Murray Hill
HOUsEWORKER.- Finnish American: strong: will
INK. city or county e1lr.elt references. Lelu';
Agency. = East lg5th =. Phone 1913 Harlem.
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STORAGE NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: THE
Thomas J. Stewart co. Carpet Cleansing
Works and Storage Warehouse. Broadway.
corner 4tth st. New York. y. Y, Dec /.
to: J. X Adams. s. Adler, Mrs l. Beau
walls. Z. T. Bell. b. c. Berthoud. Mrs.
Broadhurst a. g. Cannon. l. Dee, Miss
Gallagher Z. VI. Cattle e. CO., Z. Meyers.
WIN. a. Gray \. Kelle-. Mrs. Kennedy.
Mrs. King. Mrs Lieb. NJ. A. Luscher. j.
r. Mclaughlin. Thos Mannlon, j. Morrow,
A Meyers, L. POtofsky or PotOsky, A.
salyini A. II. Schmidt j. Shepard. Mrs.
Van Veen. r. Welt. l. Wallace. Mrs. ".
Wilson. Mrs. Hansen. r. Murray. You and
each Of you are hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF our lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired. and after due notice thereof had
been given you, we Will cause such prop
erty to Wit, Rugs and Carpets or other
Household Goods, or Personal Effects,
stored IN the Stewart Storage Warehouse
by you or In your name Tor In which you
have an INTEREST,", 70 be sold at public
auction, according 20 the statute IN such
case made and provided, az the ware,
houses OF the Harlem Storage and Ware
house Company, No. 2ll East tooth ST..
New York city, y. Y. on Thursday. De-
s Ssm6eT 18th, 18Th 1915. at 10 a, m. -
Thos. J. Stewart Jr.. Pres.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TUD
Thomas J. Stewart co. Carpet Cleansing
Works and Storage Warehouse Broadway,
corner 46th e. New York. y. Y. Dec I.
Broadhlrst. a, G. cannon. L. Dee. Miss
Gallagher. r. VI. Cattle & Co. 2. Meyers
VIM. A. Grav a. Keller. Mrs. KENNEDY
Mrs. King Mrs Lieb. ~ A. Luescher. r.
r. Mclaughlin. Thos. Mannion j. Morrow
A. Meyers. +. Potofskv or Potosky A. sal
vini A II. Schmidt. D. shenard Mrs Van
Neen. r. Welt l.. Wallace. Mrs. NJ Wilson,
Mrs. Hansen. p. Murray: You and each ~
the payment Of our lien upon the property
hereafter described having expired and after
due notice thereof had been given YOU. We
Will cause such property. 20 VIII. RUGS and
Carpets or other Household Goods or Per
sOnal Effects. stored IN the Stewart Storage
Warehouse by YOU or IN YOUR name Tor In
which YOU have an INTEREST,". % be sold at
public auction. according 10 the statute In
such case made and provided. az the ware
houses Of The Harlem storage ami Ware
house Company No. 81 East Tooth St. New
York CITY. y. T.. on Thursday. Dec. 10th,
1915 at 10 a. m.
THE THOMAS J. STEWART COMPANY.
Thos J. Stewart. Jr.. Pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
DANCING CARNIVAL. P I,,..s-
BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW YORK-Manhattan.

CA.tFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.--t1ean, n,
camprcssed air steam. hand or on noor lss,
Broadway. 42l East tsth ST CoE A BlSANDT
Tt '-'3 SSH
uLTIGRAPH TYPEWRITER LETTERS soo
$50. 1000. N.75, 10000 50 GEO m
NEATHElFORD. 40 Broadway Equitable Bldg }.
Room I l3l Rector i5i3
NV s. x CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM Old CARPETS
Prices Rss.onGJie. Send for Circular
Eel s6e1-tss3 Bryant sSf-t29 West .5th L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
MEETINGS.
THE WoMiN's HOSPITAL ~ THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.

The siNtieth annual meeting of the
Woman's Hospital. and opening OF the
Thompson Pathological. Building. will be
held at the Hospital on Thursday after
noon, December 9th. az a.30 o'clock Ad-
dresses Will be made boy Hamilton W
Mabie, Esq. tho Very Reverend Dean
Grosvenor. and Or. Henry Clark Cos. All
are invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
Female

COyERNEss or GoYERNEss.
Young Eug.ishwomal. teaches French, German
and drawing $3.50. r.. Miss lIofmyer's Agency,
10 East 4sd ST.. 80 door Tel, s9il Murray Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Port said. Dec e-iaeEness tBr,. New York Vi.
Hong Kong. Dee 4-F1nlsy tBr). New York VI.
Colombo. cf~. for VlGdIv0sfok
Bahia Blanca. Dec i-Iurara (Brl. New York and
singapore Dec City o. Colombo rsr, New York
via Colon. etc. and Cape Town for yIadlyosfof
B1rltau4. Dec 2-EeoDOra Maenk Dam. New
lurh
Hawe. Dec f-Samosst lBr. View YORK.
Hasrc. Dec a-HsuoyiAn BID. New York
tnInutI hc. r-buf0 Mau dap. NeF YORK
Rotterdam. Dec t-BWnsWyk Dutch New York
IeNrs. nov 21--West gale fBrl NsV York
tIFi's Neceiia. Noy -3-Se.I4ia fBrl. Nea York
Aerra. Dec 4-Kenmors fBrj. Nss York Vi, Mon
f0sa
C.hratu. Dee Z Rockpool .Brl frOn Tor, An
UuHylafaI. New York
Napf. Dec t-Napo'i iIiall New York
Hong Kong Dec f-ChlHa. San Francisco
Port Nafsl Dec t-leth1u tNorl from Sew York
lJtDl iron Nov York via 50 Vincent. ".
ssn,as. Dee 6-sa-Esnta A Buqu.rqus CBrs-l. New
AIe,u1iria. T. Dec s-Petroli,. New Yorh.
Valparaiso. Dec e-Tdc00f lN0rl New York
u Paliice. De- 6-Vcnslia iFri Nr~ York
Mafsci.ios. Dec Gle de- Ia Reunion FRI. New
UuI. Ncr 25-M1giler tEus.l. New YORK
CrstobaL Dee Mctspau from New Yortl Port
1lmHu
PASSED
Scify Dee T-iyudam Dutch. Nov Yort for Pal
mouth and Rotterdam.
Perrin. Dee c.llrnfh ibscn lNor). New York for
Yiadivis'ok
srgspH,. Dee 5-Masurda CBrl. Nov York vi,
Colon. &c. and Port NafM f0f Hong Kong
Gilraitsr Dec C-Mouuefrat tspsn). New crk for
BafcslonL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

JAPANEsE. eIoellent cook. thoroughly undevtsnd-
Ing domestic work. ggAu position. bachelor apart
nsnt OF small family reference. G.. A. so Sands
IT.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
LEGAL NOTICES

TIE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK or LODI
Ohio. Is merging IL Grairs Rith that o, The Lodi
State Bant and IN accordance with the Law cred.
iors n tny. ar hsuby notified 70 present claim.
ia - nslL JSO. q. SWIFT CAAAL.@-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08

Highest Temperature Yesterday q degrees A. -
p. ODD. lowest. % gegr~, ta' 30 A. m.I. average
yesterday. - degrees. average f0r corresponding
date last year. 90 ir.recs average fpr c1rrrsponI-
Ing dat, last thiry three years 90 degrees
Barometer Readlngs
ss m...3o,i ,. m...50i9 So. m. 80 10
Humidity.
A. mo p. NIL p. ms
Local Forecnt-C1oudy. with probable lsoA snos
to-day and tO-uCrrOw. increasing south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records and Forecasts for the Last
Twenty-four Hours.


Twenty-four Hours.
Washington. Dec. Inc storm that was over
Alberta. Canada Monday night has moved cas-,
20 the upper lake region. and It has increased
greatly IN intensity. hss been attended by locA
lsnOw IN Minnesota. Wisconsin and Michigan
Storm wAfnings are displayed AZ al points on 10
Great Lakes EXCEPT extreme Southern Michigan. Tie
16ras storm h4- lost IN intensity, but rains have
been general IN Teas and on tho Middle Gun
Coast. Another storm Is approaching the North
Pacific Coast. where rains ana high winds have
sci IN. and storm warnings were displayed IL tbs
region Tuesday morning.
Temperatures c0ntinus below the seasonal Gv
erage throughout the Eastern STATES while com
psrauyey weather prevails throughout the
Grrat central valleys and the western districtS
Tbs indications that there viii 10 SHOWS
IN tie region ~ the Great Lakes and snow or rain
IN the North Atlantic states Wednesday and
Thursday Rain Is also probable along the Guf
Coast Elsewhere east Of the Mississippi River tho
weather viii be- fair during tho next f0uy-eight
hours. No important temperature changes are In
dicated Tor the Eastern han Of the county during
Wednesday ana Thursday.
Winds for wednesday and ThurdY.-North
Atlantic. moderate variable. becoming south and
Increasing. Middle Atlantic moderate yariab.a. be-
coming fresh south; South Atlantic. moderate yari-
able. East Gun fresh east. West Guf. moderate
nOrthery: upper lakes. moderate west and north
west gale. lower lakes moderate southwest gales
Storm warnings displayed tho Great Lakes ia
connection with storm that IS over Lake Superior
and moving -s0utuoastward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
WORK WANTED.
Male.

YOUNG MAN t2O desires position: expe-
rienced as clerk. packer and shipping clerk:
Al references Alfred Borro 90 watts St,
New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
wTRELEss REPORT
INCOMING STEAMERS.

IS NleuE Amsterdam. Hoiland-American Line
300 miles east % Sandy Hook al noon yesterday
Expected % dock this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
FIRE RECORD.


u 2O-i659 Washington ~. Benjamin RAdin
sight
n io-i'ss Avenue A Otto nrderkauser: trffing
glf-f00 Fast clf - EdUard Gallagher; slight
50-e-s East lCs,h q Greeustaad &Aityer.
500
9 F0-9g'h n and IN AZ Aieco piorini. slight.
10 lp-1l West l01h - Sophie Braun. trfnlns
D. 81
H. $500 Etd listh # Joseph Nuci no damage
if-iff sfh 40 unknown. ulnNg
Gf5-3lf Ias- 2,fh o.. Mar rUfrHtei1. nona.
9 IH-tLi Broadway. ti.nsl.d Bros $1,000
s.i1-lE " 1fth .f. Teu0y a MafLeKs. fIB00.
sti-lfst Amsterdam a.. . wilkins. $500
10 i0-l1i Front -. T. Carlton a Co $500
ii 40 Fls.cler o.. L. {. H4lni!igu- E0Q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
Forrea,t, fot sod LOoaIIts,.-Ea...-n ,

Forecasts for Special LOoalItss.-East.u New
York Northern New England. probably local SHOWS
Wednesday and THURSDAY.
New Jersey. Delaware Maryland. District q Co
lumbia Virginia. North and South Carolina. Gc0r-
gia. Florida. West Virginia. cloudy Wednesday and
THURSDAY.
osu,hen New England. cloudy wednesiAy. prob
ably followed BY rain " SNOW by night AMI On
Thursday.
Eastern Pennsylvania probably locl SHOWS
wednesday. THURSDAY cloudy.
Alabama. Mississippi louisiana cloudy north.
probably local rains south. Wednesday. Thursday
fair.
Western New York and Western PennsylyAni.
snow or rain "wednesday. Thursday cloudy. except
Enyw furrirs near lakes.
Local 0noal Reoords.-T7le following ofn-isl rec
ord from De WcatLrr Bursau LhoFs the ehangrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-08
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port Of o
New York.
MINIATrRE AI.NfANAc

su1rse. II. sunset. 4.33. moon seis. ~ On
moons age g
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER .
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Close - 7.
go y OH.
Nasal a. ssn Francisco wihsinaia. De- 10
baaab. eapan. Cora. CHINA. Il1IA4-1a4 Ia
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-11
SAW B[OODSTA|NS ON CLOTH IN ROOM 0F MRS.H. M. ANGLE Details of Finding of Dying Body of Waldo Ballou
 Given During Trial
 Yesterday

Bridgeport. Conn, March 1O-Details of the finding of Waldo R. Ballou in dying condition at the street entrance to the Rippowam building in Stamford on the night of June 23. last. the events which transpired in Mrs. Helen M. Angles apartments in the building shortly after wards, and the relations between Mrs. Angle and Ballou were interwoven in testimony of witnesses for the state to- day as the prosecution continued to place it's story of Ballou's death before q jury in the superior court, where Mrs Angle is being tried on charge of manslaugt- ter.
 John A. Wendle. a real estate man of Stamford. and John J. McMahon of the Stamford police department. said Ballou was found about 11:30 o'clock on the night of June 23 Although both knew him. cause, they said, his gray mustache had been stained by blood. They learned his identity at the hospital.
 McMahon also described a visit which he and Chief of Police Brennan, with other officers, made to Mrs. Angles rooms after Ballou had been taken to the hos pitsI. The witness said the door was opened by Mrs Angle. Chief Brennan en- tered. McMahon said he heard the chief ask if Ballou had been there and Mrs. Angle replied he had, but left about 10 o'clock. Chief Brennan told her Ballou had been injured and she asked if he had been badly hurt. Later in response to B remark from Brennan the witness said he heard her exclaim: Gall up Mir. Bal lot; at the hospital and he will tell you that did not do anything to him
 The witness said he saw in the bedroom an ironing board with an iron on it and a rocking chair with black skirt and white
 (Continued on Page seyen)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-11
SAYS WICKERSHAM
 COERCED RAILROAD
 INTO AGREEMENT

San Francisco. March 1o.--Julius Kruttsehnitt. chairman of the exec utive board of the Southern Pacific company. today charged that George w. wickersham. former United States Attorney General coerced the Southern Pacific into an agreement to sell the Central Pacific to the Southern Pacific railroad for $104,0e0.u00.
 The charge was made in Kr. Erutt- schnitt,s testimony in the suit of the federal government to separate the CentrSl and Southei4i f>;zcific railways
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-11

Washington. March 1o.--Under the new law creating the grade of admiral In the United States navy, President Wilson to- day designated as admirals Rear Admlrals Fletcher Howard and Cowles. commando CTS in chief respectively of the Atlantic. Pacific and Asiatic fleets.
 Secretary Daniels cabled Admiral Fletcher, now with the Atlantic fleet at Guantanamo, to hoist his flag today and thus become senior in rank. Admiral How ard was ordered to hoist his flag tomor- TOW. while Adimral Cowles will assume hts new rank Friday.
 With the exception of Admiral Dewey. who enjoys a rank unique in the navies of the world. chat of admiral of the navy" said Secretary Daniels tonight. 1.-the only other American naval officers privileged to hold the rank Of admiral
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-11
GOES TO SUCCOR
 PEOPLE OF MANUA

Pago Pago, American Samoa. February 12. via San Francisco, March 10.--(corre- spordence of the Associated Press )-The United States gunboat Princeton, which has been raised and repaired, made her first voyage on a mission of mercy to A[onua, small group of islands damaged by the recent hurricane.
 Officers of the Princeton confirm reports that the people of Manua suffered the all most total destruction of their crops and were cut off from outside supplies for some time through the loss of vessels that carried on the islands trade
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-11
RANK OF ADMIRAL
 IS GIVEN TO THREE
Rear Admrs Fletcher Howard and Cowes Raised in Rank Under New Naval Grade Law by President Wilson.
 U. s. Navy Has Had But Few Admirals

were Farragut, from 1866 to 1870, and D. D. Porter from 1870 to 1Ss1.''
 Mir. Daniels said the selection of the three vice admirals and the chief of oper- ations provided for in the new law has not been considered.
 Tho new admirals will fly blue flags, with four stars. They hold their advanced rank only so long as they continue as fleet commanders. If detached for other duties they will return to their former grades and salaries.
 Admiral Fletcher has been commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet since septem- bcr. 1914. He directed the occupation of Vera Cruz. tss
 Admiral Howard was assigned as com rnpnder in chief of the Pacific iloet ln February. 1914 Since that date he has heen almost continuously in west coast Mexican waters. & ;.
 Admiral Cowles was transferred last year to the Asiatic fleet as couimender h chief. 2ii
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-03-11
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1-Snking of American ship may lead to
 complications.
 German submarine sunk.
 Food situation in Mexico City serious. Germans pounding at Russian line. S-Second meeting of Flying Squadron. s-Praises Harding for meeting cotton
 crisis. 4--Editorial comment. 5-Hearings on injunction petition Sat-
 urday.
 Big rebates during Fashion WeeiS. McGaughy new president of bank. Will try to keep dormitory open. 6-Society. 7-Sports. 9Markets acquitted of murder charge