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ROOSEVELTS SECRETARY
GETS 80 DAYS IN JAIL
Jonn w. McGrath Convicted Of Assault in Saloon Brawl
Colonel, His Name Kept Hidden Almost Nine
Months, Will Stand by Employee

inquiry was irrelevant. SO Mac" com.
PEELED to answer or be guilty OF con.
tempt. replied that he was Col. Roose.
Nelts secretary
Although McGrath and Powers were
arrested on June II last year they were
not examined before Magistrate un.
III October ~. Magistrate Manner held
them for felonious assault. but three
days later the Grand Jury changed the
charge 10 assault In the third degree.
Since then the cousins have been free
III $1,000 bail apiece. McGrath gave as
hiil bond property that he owns at 5O2
fiancock street and 302 jefferson
street. worth $4,000
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FOOD LEFT FOR SHACKLETON
>tcn nmship ;urOrH Reports Landing
supplies In Antarctic.

NN''TH- TNWt Vt t'UWIrH N THF NIN.
I.OSpoS. March 2S.-A further wire
less message was received "A; Melbourne
to-day from the steamship Aurora, which
has been waiting in Ross Sea To pick up
Sir Ernes, ShackIeton and his party The
despatch says:
"TWo muH'hs stores were left AT Hut
Point for the unreturned party. Ready
stores only We're landed for them at
cap. Evans M sledgny ratons were
landed
The party = short of fuel and cloth
ing. The ship had mcagre stores The
crews diet during the drift WAS penguins
and seals, There We're sufficient stores
previously At Cape Evans.
I'VE experienced bad weather. Expect
to arrive early in April
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STUCK TO DUTY TOO LONG
P0stmRn killed by she'll Uud h.
fused 10 Retire On pcusiou

PARIS. March IS. NJ Soulagcs, ,I.
chief delivery postmau Of Suissons. al
though entitled 10 hc retired an , non
sion some months ago, asked to be AL
lowed I" continue AT work OWING To the
war.
As he was hnishing his round last
week ne was killed by a shell.
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Dritish O6cnsiSc.

The continuance OF Nioleu, 'u,ae ilgA.-
ing on this front q regarded by some
military writers as Indicating the begin
Mug Of British offensive OF sufficient
strength at least To divert some OF the
German strength fr n, the Nerdun front.
Tho German Official statement Il as
follows.
Lively fghtiug NJ close quarters de-
y-loped south of 1t, Elo'. around
mine cra,ers formed 10y explosions ~
british mines The action has en-
tended to adjacent lines.
on both sides OF IA" Mouse. whore
fighting is taxing place, there IS
uo'hiug new 10 report,
The following British headquarters re-
port was issued tonight;
In spite of heavy hostile artillery
fire during the night and at Intervals
to-day our infantry successfully held
the ground gained yesterday at ST.
Eloi. our artillery fire was effective
In replying to the enemy's Are.
The total number Of prisoners taken
Is Ave officers and i95 men OF other
ranks,
There was hostile artillery AS well
as trench mortar activity against our
position between Loos and Hulluch
and the Aix-Noule,te front to-day.
We retaliated by shelling the enemys
positions.
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The prisoners testified in their own
behalf, being questioned ~ Mr.. iIalpin
and cross examined by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Edward cooper. Mc''rath
said he visited his cousin on June II.
1915, and intended to get a o:lo train
for Oyster Bay, where he lives, Finding
he couldn't get to the station IN time he
went with Powers into the saloon TO
telephone to his wife that he would
boa rd the next train. Then he and Pow
ers sat down in the back room to have
n glass or two of beer while they We're
waiting. Mrs. Powers was with them
McGrath testified that Mr.. and Mrs.
Ligste we're quarrelling when they en-
tered the cafe. He said the Lishtcs
smoke to his party and started the
trouble. He insisted that Mrs. Iighte
slapped Powers's face and tore his col
lar or whereupon Powers told Iighte
to keep Mrs. Lighte away. lighte. said
McGrath, refused TO Interfere. and
struck Powers. Thereupon Powers went
after Lighte and knocked him over the
chair and table. McGrath did not deny
that ne used H. fists. hut he said he
did not get into the tight until Mrs,
Liehte thr< <Ltened Mrs. Powers. lie de-
MED that he struck Mrs, Lighte.
When Assistant District Attorney
Cooper asked Mc<;rath what his occu-
patton was the young Rooseveltian re-
piied that ne was stenographer and
rave the address sac East Seventy-ninth
street. Mr.. Cooper pressed him with
a ouery as to the identity OF his EN-
ployer. Mr.. Halpin instantly objected.
INT was overruled by the presiding Jus
tice Then McGrath replied 1.-The Ma
tional Progressive Party"-which Is
true, for he works for the party as well
as for the Colonel.
Mr.. Cooper. not content with that and
perhaps suspecting who this John w.
McGrath' really WAS. asked him, wanted
10 know. n he had any other employer.
McGrath looked appealing at his law
yer, who again vainly tried TO get the
Seurt 20 take the view that this sort Of
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Good Rrports Come In.

Reports from the interior az Mexico
to the state Department to-day con-
tnued 10 r-assure officials as to the at
t'ude OF tn" MsXicans toward tho Amer
iCan expedition. The same apparently
Was true Of reports 20 the War D.patt-
m'rt, for Secretary Baker issued the
following statement
'l'espa'ches received 10y. US to-day y
and last night while neagrr and dealing
largely with t'chn,c;l matters. indicated
continued and growing good will on .h.
part OF the people OF Mexico toward our
expedition. Its object j. being NOR. and
more thoroughly understood. and We
have no dispatches Indicating cause for
apprehension,
The State Department, received from
Consul Lctcher al chihuahua q rapoit
stating that Gov. l.nriguez had .Ssu.d
a proclamation calling CO.. 'H" M.Xirti,
penp!" TO remain calm Nir Ietrnc-
added that IN spit" ~ ~" rr"s"Yr. ~"
'h" Amer .Can troops '~ Noy.,i thor
h2i been no urfa,orablc development,
Tn" Na'y Department Nas ad,iead
to-day tHat conditions 70. Ttrp.oo and
N.rt cruz remain unchanged
according 20 report made :, ils
Wa Department. 're Flf,N cavalry.
which wa> ordered to ,h, border last,
week. has arrived ~ Columns. hu. 1,
was NOT stated whether This tropp ruuld
y" s"Yt into M"N!oo or used 20 take tn.
pltc" ~ others going IN
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""'" W. Mctrath. private secretary
10 Col. Roosevelt. known to the Colonel
and all other good Progressives as Mac.
was sentenced in the Court Of Specia,
sessions. Brooklyn. yesterday TO serve
thirty days in the workhouse. with his
cousin. William Powers. who received
the same sentence. he was accused Of
assault in the third degree on charles
L'ighte. Jr., of 465 Eastern Parkway,
Brooklyn. The two prisoners spent last
night In the Raymond street Jail and
will be taken to Blackweil's Island this
morning.
Col. Roosevelt will stand by McGrath
He said at oyster Bay yesterday. He
Will continue in my employ exactly as
II this had not happened. with entirely
undiminished trust and regard on my
part" lie believes McGra,h told him
the truth In saying that he jumped into
the fight only to protect a woman.
The charges were the result OF a fight
in the back room of a Brooklyn saloon
on June II 1915. Mco;rath at all times
gave his right name. but did not let IL
be known that he was col. Rooseveits
secretary. He did his loyal best to keep
the Co'oners name out Of it," and sue
yesterday he was compelled to give the
name OF his employer. and to the amaze
ment Of everybody except his counsel.
John J. Halpn. he replied. Theodore
Roosevelt"
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CARRANZA URGED AGAIN
TO PERMIT RAILWAY USE
Urgent Need of Lines to Get Supplies to u S. Troops
Impressed Upon First Chief-Pershng
Is Out of Gasoene.

WAsHINsroN, March 2s.-Instructions
were so,, 10 ,,r,, s,., ,, po,-
gers at Queretaro to urge again on Gen.
Nsrrahza the urgent need OF permission
10 use the Mexican Northwestern Rail-
way In transporting supplies from El
Iaso to the military base OF the Ameri-
can forces operating aga inst villa at
Casas Grandes.
Although Carranza has not directly
refused the request he has held II up
pending the negotiations between the two
Governments over the proposed protocol,
which is designed to cover all questions
which may arise between the two coun-
tries In connection with the pursuit of
villa.
80 urgent is the need that the special
agent was instructed to take this ques-
ton up separately with Carranza with a
request that Immediate action be taken
w paruculhr concern TO the War De-
psr'.hent ~ the need or gasolene with
Which 10 move the auto trucks used
aIohs the american line of commun.-
Sa,'ohs pe,"eth 'asas irahdes ana Co
.un.ous' ~ NJ ana WIN whlch they
o,e!a,e ,n' aeropianeS WINE the pans
vi .ne pep'rt"eht nave peen iaid 80
wa. .he auto ,'a,ns couId take 'he pace
"'Hou' '"e s"S''e'e '"e
e.u wI. s s,....I
!" ''s 'o"'eN,'oH one OF the kepup-
IAN senators 'nis AFTERNOON received
run senator ran OF New MeS!co' VINO
d. Z" iaso' iohg 'eieerafn explain
"s INV SITUATION IN detail Aiter IL had
80 '.,'.u 'u.'u .ne n'pup''Va" ''o"h-
,oOi'i 'e"a.o' 'a'''ser 'ooh 10 'he
'e,a' ."Ie,r. ana 'a'u II "e'S'e sec
vi VIZ n"he'.
Ne'n,r IN. secretary nor NJ. Gal
'"s.f ""u'u "'SCuss ~ nor make IN" teA'
pu".', ''"a'"I f"'l "aN'ne snSe"s'"d IN
the 'elesfdn 'ha' IL should NOT be given
o"..
i.esdth'ess "i ms. however. the gen
efal contents or the message became
known. Senator Fail explained that
Gen. Pcrshinr had entered into con-
tract with an American firm rear Casas
Grandes to supply him with necessities
including gasolcno. He had purchased
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.he charge Of "conspiring TO defeat
.e ends 90 justice which sent the au.
NOR 'l"s Scurrying to arrest Kan. was
We result of a talk which District At
'h"y swami had with Dr. Waite earlier
u me dhy, shortly after the dentist
a. astounding cox'ession TO a detec-
We mad said that he had killed not
only John t.. Peck by poisoning him
'1' mad killed Mrs. Peck also BY plac-
~ various deadly disease germs in her
',a ana also using chloroform upon her
"'d bnth these crimes and others Of
q, 'AS serious nature were done, DR..
"dI'' Sdld. because for some years
h"S mad within him another par
,o'h'l'y' "A bad man from Egypt" who.
'sp's the dentists struggles against
cked Egyptian, made DR., Waite
Al ootn OF his wlfe's parents.
Inc story Of the payment OF $4,000
o Name - perjurc himself came from
VI "aite's lips to Judge Swami after
I' District Nttorncy already had In mis-
''ses' IN significant facts showing that
W waite, once he learned that tho
'''L"'i'i'S We're on the eve OF accusing
II "t ordering MIR, Peck. had hastily
.'a"n under suspicious circumstances
''S"q from the University branch Of
Ae Corn Exchange Bank.
v week ago last Sunday. or the day
r'''T Or Waite had returned from his
~ with IN" body of Mr.. Peck TO Grand
'apdS, he logan his negotiations to
UI'' Nane to swear that there was
s'S'nl' IN the embalming fluid.
Nop tell me. doctor" was the uues.
n(h which District Attorney Swami
s,N'd hr Waite in Bellevue last night
e'''t m" dentist AT first affecting not to
.uo" Judg" Swami had rambled on about
.n' Dad man from Egypt inside him
'"o mad made him commit crime, "did
''u nave any accomplces?'
Name Mentioned as AccOm pIIer.
Only Kane, who embalmed Mr.. Peck's
m21N'' answered Dr. Waite. land OF
.ou'Se That bad man from Egypt inside
VI. Nhom ! was unable to control"
men from Dr. Waite himself Dist rict
carney swami learned what had been
|%H MN In some detail by Gustave
p.ho'' owner Of the garage Rt 2s06
oad"ay. where Dr. Waite has been
'phS his ear for four months, con-
.eri1is the cashing OF the check to OBJ
. sn me ready money which tho dentist
sa,s hsnc accented.
J., y week agp Sunday" Dr. Waite told
lug Snann. 'or the day after I got
.s'' iIpm Grand itapids. Kane called 1T
wy apartments in Riverside Drive to
Continued 0a Last F'ace.
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SAY LEMON TARIFF
FIGHT COST $4,000
Row Among Importers From
Sicily Brings Out Tale Of
Costly Lobby.
BEER ADMITS SERVICE
Republican, Who Fought for
Wilson. Wants $4,000
More Paid to Him.

VI" ="
Internal dissensions In the Pruit Im-
."''"' "' o's""'A"'o" Vi
,,-,,. ..-.. .'..,
'' wv '''' '''N
-said Dy one siue 10 De slfo.ooV ana oy
the other to be little more than $780,
OOo-was raised TO obtain a reduction
=, ,,. 49,. .,,.,,,.... -. q, ,,,.
y" '''''" 'e'''' wv
Underwood tarin act.
me entire trouoies to-da! are sequc,
10 'nat successful campaign. througn
"n'ch tne uu'E was lowered iro" sl'-o
~ ',,, ." ,eh'"
~" M'iia'' y. neer. man o, I'amy nS
tot', "s u. W
,'ht,,' ~ ue y" "'s p'om.U.n s.,, .on ~,
,ar,1 and ,ar,o,. ,,.,h.rs -, ~.
,ra d.n,,na;n. ar nnn,,,,,i,u -, a..
pendi,ures in the camnaien The are
also calling for an annual meeting and
election. when. they declare, a new set
OF officers will be elected and "A thorough
Investigation made.
Uarsh Words Have Bren Said.
Thar. ,-, of .,r -, .roro.,o,. -,
IA
~. haa, ia so,,s o,. a.
accused n, hav,rr "a mo, so,,,, ors
eIse va. .,n .trorv,. "a was,i,,,o, Nv
was not s,rong md tha, ,his nv ,ha,
statesman uas favorable ~ unfayorahI,
There are tale. OF n p-oparanda 10
turn ,be 1000 900 Italian vote. in tt,s
country To Woodrow Wilson IN 1912
and OF A room full OF petition. at Wash
ington On the other hand there IL a
hint that the California lemon grow er =
are stirring up all the russ in order 70
have the Sic!iian lemon duty restored.
There is a bill for tha' purpose before
Congress now
TIE fruit groves % S.ci,y are divided.
having two societies or associations. Ike
the fruit growers ~ California and
Florida one is l.ega trgumar!a and
the other the Societa Argumaria Palcr-
mitana. Both have headquarters at
Palermo
The men engaged In the business Of
importing the citrus fruits OF Sicily into
Sether as the Fruit Importers Union
ihih oodS mas Deer !" eNe.e ,,ss ao'u,
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-; ,,, =. Io,,rt..lr
,,rrr Know, Public Men.
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The telegram indicates that PershinG
Is preparing to proceed much further
into the Guerrero district in pursuit Of
villa. He is already more than $50
miles south Of the border.
Officials of the State Department this
afternoon were dubious over tn. prospect
OF getting quick response from Car
rama To- the new request.
In connection with conditions along
the border senator Fail stated IT, his
telegram that while there was some fear
among the Americans in III paso of an
attack from across the Rio Grande. he
did not believe the fears were justified
He added. however that owing to the
presence In Fl paso OF some 10000 Mexi-
cans. many Of whom were former WI
hsta sympathizers. there was danger of
incendary fires b. ing started.
secretary Baker explained this after
noon that In puicha sing the aeroplanes
the specifications in the army approprla-
tIon MI passed BY the senate and the
House to-day will call for machines ca
paDie or carrying - pilot and an oDservor
ana a'fout hour supply Of easolene He
said that the new seropl,n. motors
made IN this country. while not a. good
AZ those used in tn. military aircraft
abroad. VIII enable the new planes to be
better equipped in this regard than any
heretofur. in use in tn, army
hcn II" appeared before the 'iou..
Mlhi"fy committee on Saturday uu The
emergency appropriation. the Secretary
declared. II was learned to-day. that the
uItimat" purpose OF the army was. for
the better protection OF the border. to
erect nigh powered permanent wireless
stations at III Paso and Huachaco and
perhaps one other town to operate In
conjunction with the wireless station az
san Antonio.
Ger. Fershing has With HIM in Mexico,
II was l"ifncd TWO wireless outfits
mounted on motor trucks and OF fairly
high power several that at" carried on
mule back and several OF horse drawn
wagons. owing to the static conditions,
however. trouble ~ being experienced
operating these ia DAYTIME
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win Aid search for ShacLI-ton.

LONDON. March .S.--Iieut. Gran. a
Norwegian member Of the supporting
party which followed Capt, Scotts Ant
arctic expedition and found the bodies OF
Scott and his compa anons. has offered
to Join any relief expedition that NAV
be sent to the aid of Shackleton.
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AstOntshed by Sentence.
As Lgh,e, the complainant. had
emerged from the fracas with q broken
leg that kept him in bed for ten weeks
Justices Salmon. Garvin and Edwards
did not give NcGrath and Powers an
opportunity Of paying a fine instead Of
going To Jail.
McGrath. who testified tliat he
struck no blows and got into the row
only to separate two enbattled women,
had expected to get of with nothing
more than "A reprimand. His astonish-
ment when Presiding Justice Salmon
said Thirty days was second only to
that OF the Judges themselves when they
heard that the amiable little defendant
was the same Johnny McGrath who for
two years has been considered invalu-
able to col. Roosevelt and the Progress
sive party. When the curious news
reached National Progressive headquar-
ters some body there telephoned to one
Of the Special Sessions clerks asking:
. Are you sure it's our John McGrath ="
NO doubt Of IT," the clerk replied.
Wont you describe the prisoner.
please"
SHORT. plump. round faced. smiling
chap with dark hair and little mus
:achc."
We'll. that must be our Mac" said the
voice at Progressive headquarters. but
III he hanged IL can understand IT.
McCirath's counsel, who has acted for
him since his arrest, H. John j. 'lialpin
OF the firm OF Bowers Il sands. VINO
were col. Roosevelt's attorneys IN the
Barnes libel suit Mr. Halpn tried To
see McGrath in the Raymond street jail
las, night but couldn't get in. To-day
he will thy 90 take an appeal. and per
haps to have his client released on
certificate Of reasonable doubt
Charles Lighte, the complainant, ts
secretary Of Lighte q Bro, dealers IN
mineral waters. OF 500 East Seventeenth
street, Manh~tan. lie was in court
Yesterday leaning on "A cane. lie said
that on the night of June ~ last year
ne and Mrs. LiGhte went into the sitting
room OF "A saloon at Rogers avenue and
ST. Marks avenue. not far from tteir
home. to get a glass Of beer Mcirath'
Powers and Mrs. Powers we're seated ~
a table near b.. Mrs. Lishte said 70
her husband Charley. its auat\ar
pas, O. and we're going to have late
supper Then. according Ia Llghte.
McGra;h spoke up. saying That's
right. stick " FOR your eats STICK up
for your rights.
According TO i.ighte. Powers cSimed In
with an insult directed at mis-, I.ighte.
Followed fght. in which. said Iighte'
he was kicked as well as beaten with
fists, and then WAS thrown across chair
and table. He found himself on the
noor with his leg broken-a compound
fracture-aboye the knee.
Mrs. Lighte gave about the same t"s-
tiuiony She said that Powers struck
her while McCirath sat in a chair using
bad Language and saying he was going
TO ge; a policeman, When her husband
fell she cha sed Powers into the street,
where, she said he kicked her in the
face and rolled her into the gutter. She
got UP and a boy helped her run after
Powers unit, policeman grabbed the
quarry McGrath made n" attempt 10
get away. Mrs. Lighte said that from
the saloon her husband was taken 10
the Swedi sh Hospital, and then to their
hornp. where he WAS an Invalid for ten
weeks.
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Tells Swami bad Man
From Egypt" Possessed
Him for Years.
EMBALMER Is SOUGHT
As HIS .ACCOMPLICE
Prisoner Says He Gave &c..
0M for Fake Embalm-
ING Fluid as Alibi.

snort time after DR.. Arthur Warren
Waite made Il new confession admitting
tia, he killed not only John E. Peck
hut Mrs. Peek as well District A.
.oIaey Swami and members n his stan
Ul detectives went last night to the
ONE OF Eugene Oliver Kane, an em-
ollmer. living al; S27 West Fif,y-seventh
sree,. TO arrest Kane on a charge OF
aANin- accepted from DR.. Waite $4,000
cash 10 swear falsely. in case of Or.
Waites arrest and trial for the murder
''a' Kane. who prepared the body OF
NJ Peck Tor burial in Dr. waite's
riverside Drive apartment. had used
arsenic IN the embalming fluid.
Assistant District Attorneys Man.
elso and Dooling left kane's home al
midnight after they had become con.
vinced by talks with Mrs. Kane tina, the
smha!mer was with friend. "A light
house keeper known only as Charley
a Orient Point, l.. ]. As soon as 4,
"as learned that Kane would stay at
orient Point all night detectives were
sen, there hurriedly In an automobile.
Orient Point is near Greenpor,. Mr..
swann's assistants said before going
nome for the nigh, that Kane would
BE- brought into town on "A Long Island
TRAIN arriving here at ? "a O'Clock this
morning and will he taken to the Dis
trict Attorneys office Immediately. He
kft here In his own small motor car yes
te-day morning early after sitting up
and talking late with his wife.
He told his assistant before leaving
hat he was going out on Job" He
carried no clothes. baggage or other
parcels The detectives say that they
low what became of the $4,000 and
nnere the money IL now. but would moi,
% into further details.
D., Waite told Judge Swami late yes
''rpaN afternoon at Bellevue. in answer
zoo Judge swans question Did you
H''" any scromplices ." tina, he had paid
i. $4,000 90 Kane IN a telephone booth
q cigar store in West Fifty-eeventh
sect near the southeast corner OF
\.'.I avenue a week ago yesterday.
San" not only agreed. according 10 Dr.
N''". 10 swear in case OF "A trial that
'.tr" mad been arsenic in the embalming
1.d. but he also aas TO prepare some
ming mud containing arsenic and
'uTn i over TO Judge SWAIN whenever
e case against Dr. Waite-then at
berry should grow serious
A. kaue's house last night pistric, At
l'it! Swami found Kane's regular for
hula for preparing his embalmng mix
ufe " Is against the law TO use ar
"nlc IN an ombalming fluid The for
Hli found In kane's house by the Dis
= Attorney contained no arsenic
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Lieut.. Gran On July 81. 1914. few in
an aeroplane from Cruden Bay, Aber-
deenshire. across the North Sea to Klep,
ten miles from Stavanger. Norway, in
four hours and ten minutes. He made
an average of seventy-slx miles an hour
He called the trip "the beginning Of .
great Atlantic flight"