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JALIFORPTIATTISE
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an4
CITY
Usages to
k 'v I rl Be Kvonmltfloil
PLAINED.
Myaar1- "'TligggSgCSB' veteran - Chinese
e1Wlt,'5"'fflias Been local emperor
r:0& uhiese colonies both In a social
XUliiia JLUplLU an buBiness wayfor mrfjSf ;.
JTiV-S A V?. lfaCivenIns atfc$M'Aoc
Bruluca- for KegU-, result of cancer of the- UverJ
lt(BT0' BEPOKXS TU IKATi I.
i.r-i'rvr iDV fiTATTTlT.V nvvirn
wffjuv w-. y" i w uutuue&a wity "ior mtmr years
V ?tf!'!'fnvfi i V6 ltiUivenlng atiSt'dlock as a
OiWuiu oi Mcnmer itiiuuca-ior aegu. , resijlt ..pr.cancer of the-llverrHs thas
uce. JurrKot; (9oinif ;tOT;t f0'f several days." serl-
lOrt'oC-njifalirTfiDstrott IlonJzcd, death was anticipated for; ieveral "WS.iMrP'V) tJienPFiniarles-iJin
MlliiO nilol. -.".noa-HO1 k1 'nn rm
Ratio of Victory BetWeh To n
.t!: In n" i.l riTnt 8.!.m
to One-iLa Folt
Vmgjy;;:Poor
!
: 'ixewarK.
.1 ! 1 . J i) ' J 1 . 1
iuo tuuerm services wui-Be neiu fl i"; ft ' Tr.w i T'l'T'iT. kw.wihw
-r, t :t . . vf iuf,
. Anf - f $
XoSdbnSla' 29 kA. Broadside 7
funera
subject
vetefa
,wjth' a:
$ Bp'eech onthe Tl
i rtfeliverSdlilnli the
s4iat yesterday,
It is exnectert that wem'ltnnwn
.f" - prominent cmnese of iBaKer'
'tflhlfl .nllirAlltu. Bvpant .in .ihu
ere aiiactei'by Chinese fth w1iere hI.f: J?Iu1fflWy;itft1aflO)nTh)s.
2-iil.iK. weans ne will set ihe..solitl .Nw .Jar
FU upon iue;i) , inl.; ?:' P'niniiu,r-
s
ohJwJii IdrMld i td;:'lielr 'fiilleat
uuuu v, detail, are unus.ufllly 60seI.t6-thiB-.Ooi
r-Tha-Sii:r-ii-lT T! . . .
JUSO. Ill '-ill LTI ' '.-III nr'lli jnii.un-snnr-
5$J(JJ4)$) ' $ $ 5
store for many years on .AjilaijiB, ave
nue and recently has jjeennteregfl;
in restaurant enterprises. Tnougn
reported to be rlcff'tt Is1 'h,fflftned''tM
dr race, falling to. .carry & single
-J ., ,..,,,,1, n.iii'UlM
he actually had but little cash.
Lifrerpol'May' 29. Emphatic de
nial jjpf a Boston report ?that". Captain1
Lon was to. be relieved pt the com
mand of thV ljner ,CaijtQXnlanbecause
tbatAfessel failed to "heed the assist
ance calls of the Titanic, were made
todayby Genera .Manager.: .Bbperrof
the Iaeyland line. It was explained by,
sta fander anote capl$jti;aji'
don io testify befoM e .ajd-V ::tj,-
1radlnqulry. Ke K MW oVsBK'MF U
rdwould resume hWnpTM - EnwABBSl'l . ?
J
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Crt,,i,An FIaa. Italian Ts. Atf CA.tn4-ft
1 1 a n a va
iUIIULL UIHII'U
.'IIUIIdDUIJUUN
T
ae passible.
V nrchase Price Is Sis Thousand Is
I " TTJraAj In 1 11 rn4BDla
LUUtll HI.U .All VVUICD1
niO jaonJT.'Jins enoVl ,na ,.
1 .SI!
ree
Colonel, tnns
e
SPEED. FIENDS:;;
I ' I M M H H I f - UW.i
IETHURSDAiY
n,m- -
E8bS5tS ENTER
,B305IUOSajI ntjmI
" .tmtor?':b Ivui.
Hilllllr
liititit.ilotoSpci'dwHy to Bo Scene
of Bnces Tomorrow. f.IT
llafi.
XdnMe'Uctnd -annual -600 mile 11 1 . ;, i"
)lt 'Wore' more than n uminllv nvnuti.
Jlrs'ey tiMary which he carried.,,Tl)e
coionei toaav turnea niB attention , to
'the! m'emoef's1,6f''th'e'1nalonal commlfc'.
rrk!WKfl,!,aie'- lnteh'oS" o'alfll:
conlrbVor 'the temporary organization
i ia .;.-' u JWlV" tv;L' '"a-
-ternoon-' he'" leaves 1ifor " Gettysburj
TjjhiooJkO KAV.ii21t.h".lS' .V C
fafctton. hnd ifolloWeVs Wienifta'OllJe
JdmeavjoontendSflgn WeV e MS 1 coritVbl
hb democratic statceionvention'"ra'
lldre at nobii'fqitai.tJtaTr'lV .
FWflln,g:itJ)WinJfrlofahe,SW!;ief'-i
set jflrltnar.iesiws gtveiiioaeby the1'
IJ&th Bso.f loans !TJu Iti -U-fest aehnltei-'i
settled that Taft wouldoilotlfdHa
lth-micMf-aa-ennctntfcam-
:1 '(?' T"'!.1 I'll" iiHiirwj .ii
Vir South.Dflkq.usJflftse 'jrwiiMeet.u.
ksi WatertoftoD jjftp MV-WaHerUf
iqOanlleB;aii,J)nurT rsrf(,
acfcb'uht'of the numher' of Drqml-
litbmtobllef -doWcfelrns whtch.'have
Edwards, conceded
to
be
Women Surround
Him.
hi " n
NeJ Yqi5 WaTBMiy. A.
untta esrsteff; ana tirgj 4jty; ,
ettysburg
wpere he is to deliver V memorial day
address. smiled but rafuaejljjtpfiiiif
sfer when "asked ,?liowoin Eftetll4
nijUiinaUon he ekp'ectel tdj dphi m
caitipalgn. 4. '"r"."
"'ft "I R" HT'n Hf miural
state's tw diMats'tottife ertuBHCSn'
national convention, Senator La Fol
letU' is In South Dakota today to tour
th jstaAej' f 9r th fi ' IP tlm afles 'aiteis'e t u es
dax,: La Follett'e speaks intKAberdeen
OF
. r 'lUOlVV- "!'1'''" .,"'(V'l"'0 t"
greater part of KthlarTWeek.0,'Theor-'
qut. WrtalrOTllpj., .i9JWftCn
.Hiion, HiB-Ujiuiea-conimeroiaf-TraTCi-.ers
hi , SouthDakota, ';.ad,ythe.,jBtate
:apBocfat!ons" bretall'mefchanU and
hardkare jobbers. ' This morning waB
glveij over to the reception of the
ylflltfs, followed this afternoon by
the formal opening of the gathering
In th opera house.
pose ,to
neni ai
rwitldravnofrbm aclb'r)Pth'e field fo'
moAowUl ,np gezaffjlarsflr'aw akt
tyn UC. .1
wasfthi
lowed
cjaiBed th elarge field was to a great
exttlre,8PqM
Thltflyear-'fl-vent-wBt-llmltea-t"'30'!
BtaiterBi;! andiotheo entry'llst !fci6eeB
'. .... ii ml.,, jiii t.',?'lv.' -mIi
withi 2TA-nmnintttioiw" jvearjsr every
'Am'effcan? pll'6lh of ''h'allSnal'epiitatlpn
Bar)tf
the Blre df all the
;1 o) mind.
HoBtrem, commander of the Carpathla : greatesUprize-rt(lnne8 1:
whlcharrlved here tydWfand-f Mch4:htaaeJ4iftdeftlta3lS)f!
Ifom'tffeTrmgf of e United
saved jnore than SOOaplefom'tnW rmgf ofe
TitaniJ,' stammered, Jurne,d,,redv
Ptl lo Ms' cabin today when a bevy of:Salt Lake parties by N. K. WestoL
society women, ana.nBurvivors.flMhe-thtgvwty,- and lihould arrive In: the
disaster trieil tn lionize him. The rnn. ' ritv tnninrrow.
twin U'no nvjirtiaiilad . itr... hi .trfrttft'rfrfi4W4?dTflftft'An-'
uuwevtjir. tie was preseniea witn a
loving fjip, and the crewiwith bronze
nedals.fi iWUll U Th
As t Caitafsra "swung into the; breed weighs 2400 pounds and is prob
docks Hfere
torifeht
rope, and - pulsville, Kv., ray ,29.m-Mith h
the prize feeling int,ense,)1bpU?,)1ithfi!;McCiieary
States where ex
hSei01pmtfthee!
today, Rostra ,.w,as .iy.ena;h!vt j hfiaYsjt 1 tforaep, 1 lUnttjn (.-'
"bF 'idroUah or'everal" countyftodav. H;is..prizjevwiniingii,r-r!
isoonlas She'i'tiassengeVsMtiee Hre'touted lo and near in Euro-
an ovaoff
JM Tl- f
5 lad laiffled, a committee of the Ti-'peanJ hotset centers. He has never .
lanic sittvlvors headed by Mrs, J. J. been beaten, m fact, nis ancestry xhe
Brown 5f Denver boarded thfl-vesaefc 4a4ui8 utlflefeatM ffijow honors
Approacliinc: Rostron. Mra. iBrbtsJi throighoutAurope 6n Dunure
said, "y dearmanI think you are wards' dam sldJflfJSiVUJiSiir
km iiirn ni nil iM
lii.niiiiiLiii.nwi,,
( P : noila cut JUilP-
Urn
inure Ed-I . .
,rfiyli'r
,111 OVinlfl lS.t-''l K'' wo
fPHU3;i0X 7 GB0WI'G,.fi W0B8E
IL.iIS.EP.OBT-n r."1""
'.Wil A n.l'il'l' ,rt:.Trn''! A Ra"
lrjp Arrives ,nt. Sceneef TrUi
.Vjchtnotni, Mai. OO Tha... t ITvllta
the grealespman 'invlheriworld." Cap- and as classically bred as on the Istate i transport PrairtemPeached
tsRoitron. after.. maWng,.hU un- w tne "6n'.uantanamo,UCuBa6da1Pw'ltn
DII.A.flArW.MUi.11 , lll Tl 1 T7. .
"MUCBOlHi tttLCIillJI. IU CBUttpe, UHU HIS
crew mustered and the presentation
of the VwtagTruTrSira- medals -was"
made. The medals show the Car-
of Royal Edwards who like the grand-j marineUlteaaacftirM'k Bdpf,i?ayS
Sirica, iarrifid-off-lurl
the'WOfld's greatest showings. Du-j prepardd"V.iena mar4nW,'fp .Ortentt
nure Edwards may be exhibited, jn ,,Drovinoeto.,irotMttAmrfett!hnf8nHrJ
iuuia in tne act or approacmng. -tne-tnerunion biock snow out air.- west ia ty otBctelB State' thht'Uhe' debalrtnleht
Titanic'6i"ife boats. jundecided as to tyafety view of Wiard.f'tcRl8,v'' the .gseh're 1,ofrt tne'
juuuuuiriii lur juirLuinB-niiPTrniarw eviii nei'.eKniDiiea.i linDruiaity.-.iin; mc Hnuinnan1 hr iHn'Tan,TDE0. nBinntn
El r-. 5. Ell S'l in hi ft! iWCVMUOii! ul,iu6 j cm WMiruuiiyu.,!,!
tri Sfctty Jdrfc(iii fer tfLdelayed&ttl.Jar-Pi?lantafi(iiii- nkiKiriea AtTh.rfslii
1 Inlfc'fi'vJvnl ft-hpnT!
e does come, and even-
in.tsten bore look-tually wit Hajakfn JoXemnwBmwW
Iltfm-'6!f5bl!lfi Sfthluy tile (SraVdirionde riv-i
t r suitable mem-'er. Jt is doubtful if ny single fDee-L
iWgj'ti.ie. t!ifine5Jf ofthe 3ctfffemHyVnas W-erj-'
mors ;roem. it is pi
t" i - "it
Olivet cemeterJSflCii
he remai s are to be r
ying fornearljjJfjyeOi
Frederftk
steps havl just been
ing to the forryfitCfl6!
i t
orial to Bferbaraiy
i under! 3pnerjal 't:Estt)n6v'hre, ' huMy
l ..iJ'i j .bMiI
ffTftwinp1 and mnpft mpnnrlno'
K0I1H0BJ) FB0X FUGITIVES.
i nmiers famt)s ;ro?m. It is pro- been brougnt to upn.coumy.wiu . . . . ., f
P0ed toe:-' t niemorUl. Mt.L&fiatetvWorJ8'.rfB-n tttrn tBULkMri, Li'iJl.'' "-bIJi.' i.,
CsW M-ef-" c( , ... Wen.tae.vBloberiwX'in
stomal Pageant at Schenectady.
v, . .
henectadv. W. Y. Mav -29 Elabor-
te blenaratlons have been concluded
r tlje great historical nageant to be
(venEhere during the three days be-
6iniir with tomorrow In celebration
of tljl 250th anniversary of the set
tling?! Schenectady. The pageant wll
be Sl.vpn on the grounds of Union cqlr
lege (ljiyi the proceeds will be devoted
to tlvfenew college gymnasium. Fiie
fl persons will take part, ln-.i
f! college students, pupils of the
bhool, and citizens of Schenec-
1 1 uiuii ni urr
mnmrniTrninl
HiUi Rnfl to
O'lFort.
aged
E FOB aWiDEST. ahout the bows, am
)1ble
fl Batter Down Ifof buf
till
Id, May 29. Grover Preston,
! lost his life In a fire in a
in
ru
wn
er
tin
tio
eni
of
as
sonfe of the drivers having driven laps
at
nifttkiJimSepatakes race, to- be
on,7ifmclfniapoll8.njpllQr..Jpeedr.
iLuuurxiw, ia vimeu Him inu uriv-
ana their jiasisiants are today put-
tHiar'rkeblVars-in-'nttal'conaf-for-mie-great-test.
of speed and
reOc.lO.Ctjl3 every prospect
xceeaingiy rast time in,.tne rate
heltrWaurtn-i tn'naBOew'
hiWBlfdwn that ttib toufse li fast
at too many cars. 4?.,w,we alrJ
isfarVandUneattgeinent
(Continued on naze Elghtj?f.r';
11
T
BOTH , CAPTAISS BLAMED FOB
gtaiiJ rtto-iLjaiii..b!R
BERT FANKLIN TELLR
JI?AfDE" CTS OF
TllJl! jTJiiAUti'ir.'i
B0W...PB0SECTI0, TOll
) botun)
Bert Frankllu Again on timd. ( Tills
'"''KtfrttTityTna'lwbre'Tliat lie Advl
ed Darrow of Buying Bribed Juror
Bain in MeXanmra Trial Gave Bain
'"Lob Angeles, w.,9.:UtUTilB6rt
H. Franklin, the self confessed briber
fh rft qW W" 1 itr-,',r P ;0Mrehce
ifiHVM"imiu-co4-
cNamnraj-a
nklln lestlflfld he
t&fW;a-Jli'rdriBln! klvino nlnLiub ai
tjjio-t of itheD'.0u0i lie'Vy W:,M'it
jhp vjjdjtfl)a,cqii(ttf;UB MfcNamaai.'"1
aaked Franklin if he had renorted
nec.uon witn ttie m
nrW'oeJiilUbyay'Wn
BnltrWinrwdny. followlna ol,Dar-A
'iWnni 111
,,iBe,ausflJpf8t))sii4eathi,of anmbmber
janutatlon Ah tUfli 'lamiiyiTOf Horaceiuaz.ASBoi;,
-iX!si-rmM -wlaracouMerTo"r the defense." It waa
1 j-.u-.A-.f:-.-i-aiy".'-.; .7
ACCIBEKT.
French Boat Badly Crippled and Tas.
., '"eengeM Hurriedly Saved N S i
New ' York, May. 29. The steamer
leclde:"thweTwin'TbtPna i afternoon
sesilon of the case and continuance
will be made till Friday morning.
"It's about time to get busy' with
the jury," Franklin quoted Darrow
as saying tp him on October 6, 1911.
The next day, he Bald, Darrow gave
him a check tor $1,000 to be used In
buying the vote as a juror of Robert
M. Bain, who later became the first
sworn Juror In the trial,. He said,
that he had known Baln for 20 years.,
and that he arranged for the corrup
tion ofthe Juror. This bit of evl
dehce 'waB brought out yesterday af
ternoon when I)ranklln waa first eal
-led to, the aiand.H "
Frankyij;.,iiwoe that the money with
which he .bribed Bain was given to
Berwlnd pf the ' New ..York &' Porto.,;nlfa for1 that, purpose by Darrowi
Rico, ifae - rammed and gerlously dam'';'!Vji; -'' Cl!'. 1
aged a French liner with "18 flrstiijQOo itallway for Australia,
class passengers, and 50 steerage! .
passengers aboard, near' here today.' London, May 29. The .first practical
They collided In a fog. riattp towards the construction of Aus-
. The Hudson was rushing toward ftttlla'sf irefposed $25,000,000 railway
;,tbte,New York harbor when the ncci-. waslfate'Atoday, when bids for 135,000
at'OoredL The vessejaDajzeHj tonsohsfeel rails were received at
aid ttiJZefllnj. 8uo$eay .wlftlesl.' tne hlghontalssloner's office In this
rVBhefC6theksstotance foMhedls-teily.v:-:i Thelraifay ig lo be the biggest
lnb$kfM'' kind ever undertaken
asJfljj house here today. It
went to bed with' a HbTen
; in his mouth and the bed
tit fire. Je hnd hiiMtoor
Sabfe fdk esflpe.
en .batfrlflpwn fthe
phe remains fire to hp rpln
i m- - Jt r n n l : i i r i i
rSl t &V, fi-ln AIM 7 MlW'iWi.A'ftlff 81- O
.1 his own twoj children
pld Germ
ew gr-
liat of F
f "The P
The
! f
Inert
- V. . ... '. in i j.
eiormed gaveyaro. . r- Wft'W"n"th any jtlf fternoOM fromT.tne
ids SWttiCey. the author seven year old girl, his wife's daugh-- T, ; .".r ,fTi
clothes fang
J0CKe ana wa
bfeH'ltlfe firen1
floor ther! foiinn 'hirffTiiiJitieir aeninxt
T.r.lTTT . 1... ,J
Itfi.jclobrlivith both hands burned off.
Jieiiwas; employed in a nearby saloon
ano 'apparently was in a stupor.
on i 1 1
WasliiliKtonj'May 29. DtBinrfSifjtl)f
Japanese fcponuiatlon of one spiHte'dl 'S'
... . Di . . . H ' .H MI .- .1.
states ia sncreasmg at tnivTatei ia,i
50,0... 3, yew, Representative Raker of
'Ca.y(itiVoday urged the house Im
Wlgjajn Jcommlttee to report favor
ably on, ijs bill excluding Asiatic la
borers. Rltker asserted that last year
ulgrntion Is Rapid.
r-gpangled Banner,
y, tne auuiur evou your um gin, jud "w.sf - I , Bi ,t j.-jtit'IT
ninnicSWrtUlUbeir his throat in his eloped nd are eneKered in the' fast-
iianea;
N gene:
Bferenee Adleans.
ib, may as. -ine quaurcn-,
3.0f4, Japanese were admitted and only
1237 returned to Japan.
nr Wriph tStJll Lived.
ironv anjofneor ant,' asaiea.
conference of the Mb- San DIe,pl., May
y tr
nedrly a mtfntfc. "airived herjs this afternoon. VUJWW ffroaj
e this . afternoon
.BEmn nocn.l a t
r!can'"refugees from Mexico.!
.... : . l '.
e:TJi
'I'ansporJf'Bford jt
L., May 29. Physicians
sSinomlne that though wll-
flnally backed to the foot of 72nd
Brooklyn, where the passengers were
transferred to tugs and rescued. R
EkVV laiIgao
and was towed to
Erie Basin with aU pumps working
and Jwo tflgs. ftJonf klde keeplnher
nflb iiifiitl I IivirT3l.aae thejfc&A-
gnT repnirs. Each captain blames the
other for the accident. .
i
5. A. Wiftnflfy- HnJKnirrenipIar.
Knfchtl .f ettinlM AW' M nnukj
?n Australia. The line will be known
as' the Federal Transcontinental rall-
tnyuy amMvIJl extenpioui VM jAugus-
'Mdrn XusTrafla. The route Is more
tnan 1,000 miles In length and a con
s'derable portion of it extandslacroas
a des'arfe' glSiC'Aivernmcit Jpjpposes
to do th9Wtife Vork Itself without
the Intervention of a contractor.
iSSFnt
Old Home.
Bath, Me., May M.--When Xihasp
W. M)6"rse, thAier nfe Bf mju&ce
arrljn Batfrnejit wJ JIH Ij-e-l
celvB- n welcome "the Hue of which
B.arls-Jiringrtln
mi low tne, ivejirufxy
clfthTilffM tt linod KFi unn
i a XK1 XT' "K
conclave' opened here today with the has never been given any son of the
prospect of being one of the most not- Pine Tree state in his home commun
nble gatherings ever held by the fra- ity, a committee headed by Mayor
Frank A. Small Is actively at work
completing arrangements for the re-
prse and
ternity In the Blue Grass state. Com
mnnderies are here from Louisville,
Lexington, Paducah, Henderson and
niiicterous $gT cities. The-.concla
cjntiiyepver tomorrtW'.
""(nertil Btfoth Stli
L5nd6n, May 29. PhyslclanB at
tending General Booth, head of the
Salvation Army, admitted here tonight
that he is orobably hopelessly blinds
11 Is not believed thnttf j cj)!ijiftnl
recently perrormed on Bootns eyes
for the removal of cataracts, will
prove successful. '
Dayton
Mid"
.elr marr agfl Jltl isiobelitveaa Uiaf bur Wr chL the noted aviator.
me wordihwiiFilMl icVed01rel4flvf' sligntlx' Inproved, there was
'4 V.'n JhV.lUi filial T'hA'nlf' i.nl.Mi.
rroi mbrutm&rthr.y ooi?Jim-oi(iii Byn)ptonjslr the tqrtJUttyi&frvt bojwg;
to the
Early Adjournment Seen.
Washington, May 29. Prospects for
an early adjournment of congress,
was probably June 15, were made brighter
little today', following Informal caucuses of
pronounced the leaders of both the sennte an
ceptlon RyidwelcCme. Mr. Tiprse and
WsF mm whaS'l abUad .wltt
hm,!ivl .fe.meat't((estlion anc
Uofnesti
ith .
and
escoxteEJ.(T tne 'Mortfe .liomestdad. La
ter a ptibllcS'eceptlon will beheld. It
Is understood that the former banker
Intends to spend the entire summer
here with his wife ls daughter d i
Govcnor's Son o "Wed.
Claremont, Car, May 29.. Sc....
score of out of town guests arrived
here today for the wedding of Miss
Amy Bowles, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Bowels, nnd Hiram John
son, Jr., Bon of the governor of Cali
fornia. The wedding fakes place thlB
evenlng;-'t(.'The':pji5
me, Driue s parents,
I
ad
'i
i
0 V-MA iV0tt
U.. llmliimiiD .TI X en
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