The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • 1

BITRK ell CO t0000sporo to Cbu Thurman a Clothiera flatters Furnishitts Cole Building Union end Cherry Strnote EllasseasBorstiti Clothiers col Unfonin a Tborman a Os :13 lurnishrs lerry Street NOPIJ wolv Books Open to All I Clretiltition Books Open to All 'TEN' N' StriN''' DAY' 31ORNIN(19 3' 3' 3' 3' 3' 13VRK' al CO soesetors to Cbas: Thermos lit Olh Clothiers Hatter Furnisha Cote Buildinz Union and Cherry Streets NUMBER 9 6 25 4 I I Po 4" i Eld'RK ea CO lk 'gfr 'D It' geocesomio So Cla as: Tbursoaa 1 I 4'e Clothiers Furnishet i to etboe lo 8 1 '111 111'11 rk: 1 '4 9 r' ot Cole Buildint 1 Union and Cherry Street 1 M11100 44 60 1 r-1 loll Books 01)en t()All I I Cirthiltition Iloolcs Open to All NASIIV1i4LE 'TENN SIINI)Ar MORNING 31Altca 8' 1903 9( '2 5 I I VOLUME XXVI 'VOLUM THE NEINS-IN BRIEF THEE THE WEATHER THE No CONVENTION ON RACE PROBLEM EIIIIEEFULL? RiDES WOES 111)(1I'RELL'S CABLE LETTER LL'S ETTER WAST4INGTON March 7--Forecast: Tennessee and in west clearing east portion Sunday colder Monthly fair EtumlaY colder In northern pottion Monday fair in interior rain and colder on the coast fresh southeast to south winds latonong west Alshoina-41itin and colder Sunday Mon-(lay fair fresh south winos shilling to west NVASTIINGTO1 Tennessee end clearing it east Monday fair ern pottion Mo and colder on to south winds Alabama-4On day fair fresh west Seritiment of Southern Lead- WIULL LL I I Lit ers at Washington SOUTH CAROLINA'S GOVERNOR John Bull is Mighty Glad the Venezuela Troutle is Declines invitation to Participate Giving His Rnason at an End Declines invitation to Participate Giving His Reasons Ity Glad the Dutle Is id Cruiser Chattanooga Launched at Elizabethrort New Jersey 116URLY TEMPERATCRE MARCH 7 6 8 lit 13 1 70 a II 8 IL 3 73 9 11 in tii 4 73 lit Ft liti 5 74 11 it Iit rn to 11 in 7J 7 in 64 11OURLY TEM 6 a lit a tn 8 IL 9 ai 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Secretary of War born Richard Malcolm Johnaton author born Oliver Wendei I Holmes Justice of the States Supreme Court born US Niagara suspension bridge ovntiii L375 iNtirrimar wink the Cumber-Mild in liampion Roads lenitor arrived at Hampton Roads to OppiThe I he Morrinme NEWS SUMMARY TO-DAY'S tamp act pal Lords Almon CaMerc War born Liel Itichard Malco Oliver Weadei United States St Niagara suspel Nierrimae ui Ilammon Heads ilenitor arrivi Opitube the Aterr NEW 4 i 1 '11 Boulevards Torn Up for the Underground Railway Work VIENNA'S TEST RR LUNACY or the Undery Work cn LUNACY MISS CHAMBLISS AS SPONSOR AI' 11P)14y tt'14'' 'f- I-11- 11a--cr-t-6 4 51iti '111113Y i'1' lit '''''41411'-1 A i' 1 I (I -I A' i 1' te 7 i zokutica i'14- I ea A South---13'gosh darned if that fellow ain't havin' more trouble with that question 1 riggers that question ifr' t- 314 i It 77:4 -107: 4 hilit I 1- le- i i '17'4'17 -rr-------- fgr 041Ansatc'ith- 10( than I have with 40 real Age-Herald A 11 A 1 Vay Joan of Arc's Canonization Has Been Delayed Joe Chamberlain's South African Tour Ingenuity of Barbs Palace inonization las Chamberlain' Ingenuity of Palace Charming Daughter of Chattanooga's Mayor Breaks Christening Bottle Which Throws Its Spray Over Shoulders of Governor of Volunteer State MOST SPECTACULAR MOW SEA TO SEA NINETEEN LIVES LOST 111 RIVER FIGHT FOR SUPREMACY IN NEW YORK COTTON MARKET NEW ROCK ISLANEr-TRISCO TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE Wildest Week of Speculation Known for Many YearsJust Closed Millionaires Having Been Made and Unmade Tremendous Crush of Visitors NV Woodt In of Tennessee will represent the University of Nashville at the oratorical contest at Clarksville Porter addreSs the Joint committee of thP fltal1 Meta hants and Chamber of Commerce to-morrow on the Peabody relics ore offered the ltate for sn000-- is in circulation for no party munk ipal of nil the vacant lands in the western suburbs is on Nashville car line is now narrow gauge its entire length--Goodpasture Book Company buys out Sedirt Pottery Company is organized with a capitol stock of $10600--rum1eriand Park stake days are RT1110111Weit River is graduolly creeping up to the danger Key former coachman for thp Murphy family files 9 bill against Felder for for alleged ERPrVieeel in proving the sanity of Mrs of Mrs Marie Louise Palley Apfelheck was not the officer refeered to in the FellMatiOrtid reports A elects delegates to the Memphis convention Startling revelations come to bght relative to a recent visit of a slick forger giving the name of I A 1lennett--4-4 Moore claiming Bpssemer Ala as his home is arrested charged with a sib forgery--Citisens Committee TO Pet to hear a report on the management of the turnpikes 7IS ATI1 Woo( represent the at the oratorici Portel committee of ti Chamber of the Peabody are offered th is in munitipal prin the vacant lar urhs is on too' line is now length-0 eV VI buys out Setill tery Company ital stot of Park stake River is gradu danger conehman for I 9 bill against 9 alleged sPrVICIS Mrs tie Louise Pal the officer refei reports A elects deb' entiVeatt011 CaMA to light of a slick forgt A Pessemer charged with sena Commit tf '0a the ma nage WASHINGTON March 7--(Specist) Southerners in nubile life In 'Washington praise Gov Ibiyward of South Carolina for refusing lo appoint delegates to attend a convention in Atlanta fnr the purpose of discussing and solving if possible the race question The LegislatUre of Wisvonein passed a reaolution asking the Governor of that State to request the Governors of nther Statee to appoint delegatea to such a convention The view taken here Is that a convention of this kind at this time would only tend to annentuate the race question 611(1 no possible unanimous conclusion could be reached Southern Congressmen generally agree 'with Gov Heyward in his statement that "the inference and Ignorance of a long-grange would-be philanthropic people has done more to create a race question Where none exists than all other ennohined agencies that have ever come within my observation" The tVashington Star (Republican) says edit(orially this evening "The Covet nor of South Carolina declined the invitation of the Wisconein Legislature to appoint delegates to attend a national convention for a discussion of the race problem Ile holds that nothing of benefit would result from such a meeting Ile ig possibly right South Carolina would return hnme UOCOtIVITICNI by Wisennain and FO on moutihdrcbmelgha list Sotfatte talk ere of It intemperate but nothing myres And talk about the race problem has grown to be the idlest of talk" STATUE OF LEE The Hanties delegation In Congress will make a tight against the placing of a statue of Gen Robert Lee in Statuary Hail in the Capitol building The hansas members are especially bitter A suggestion was made to Representative to-day that Kansas 'might wish to plus a statue to John Brown in the hall In reply he said: "I do not know' about John Brown but I do know there is one man who will light putting Lees statue in the hall I think it would toe a diegrace He -was a traitor to his country and I will not sanction an official honor for a traitor" Representative Miller of Kansas added that those sentimente were his OW11 and that he too WOLIld fght the placing of the statue Representative tsooper of Wisconsin thoolght it mild be "unw iFfl to officially honor the memory of a man who tried to destroy the- alovernment" Representative' Lieingston of Geergh4 holds an opposite view He said: "This talk egainst the Lee statue le all misdirected 'Virginia has been given the right to place the statues sof two of her sons in the hall and that right cannot be taken unity although thise InaY be a great deal of fuss and feathers about the acceptance of the statue by Congress The Marquette statue NN at never aeeepted by Congress but it remains in Statuary hail all the same Georgia has a statue of Alexander Stephens in the hall lie was Vice President of the Confederacy 'lf hatred of the Confederacy is at the bottom a this movement why any more oliojestion to Lee than to Stephens? Both represented a principle and each in his way did all be cilulfl to that principle permanent If Kansas wants to place John Brown's statue in lit Isoll no one can object If Kansas thinks he Wag one ()Cher great men nobody can object to her ideas Of what great men are The retleetion sill be on Kansas the Pa me as will he the case with Lee if there Is any reflection" PIRMI NG It A IV POSTOFFICE Ilspresenta live Underwood to-day secured from the Postonlci Department no nlycmanee of $5700 for the Birminghem postolline 'Ihroe thouoi siond doildrs of this amount will be used in tile employment of five new clerks at WO each MOOPMAN I 0ii it A st all mlirected Virtiliii has been gt t11 rig -1 i an a a th le be a great deal of fuss and feathers about the acceptance of the stafile by C(ngress The Marquette statue WaS never aceepteil by Congress but it remains in Statuary Itall all the same Georgia has a statue of Alex- ander Steplirens in the hall lie was Vito Pnshlent Of the Confederacy -If Iiiitic of th Co nf rac edey 1 9 at tillii ctuIo01 tit-i: it-iiftti hIlis nidi(eitcseattilhilesrItititet ens? Both represented a principle anti each in his way make that principle permanent If Kansas wants to place John Brown's latilt in the 1101 no one uan bict Ir Kansas thinks he was ntIP of her great men nobody can object to her idas of hat griat men are Thp re- tiotion will be on Kansols the Prime as will he the case with Lee if there Is ib any 1'r-41iit-a" BIRMINGHAM POSTOFFICE tite 1111reseniv Undewod to da so- cure from the Pos tofticP Department Firl additional eilllowillICe of $570o for the 1irmingham bst ra'ollicf' Throe thou 1111 dollars of this amount vill be used Ira the employment of five new clerks at SOO each II 111 MOOn-MANe NEW YORK March 7----(Specia1)-- Christened Chattanooga by the fair young daughter of Mayor Chomb liss of the city of that name while Gov James Frazier of Tennessee Stood at her left and smilingly received a ShOWer of the christening wine about his shoulders Uncle Sam's latest addition to his fleet of cruisers was launched at the Crescent ship yards in Elizabethport A party of distinguished Tennesseans headed by Gov Fraziefl akil his wife gathered on the hunching platform at the bow of the cruiser and IN Idle the final act of the ceremony was halted pending the rising of the title Miss Pella Faxon one of the two maids of honor in attendance on the sponsor for the ship song -Dixie" and the 'Sawa-nee River" in it Sweet soprano voice The notos tl-w old songs of the South floating across the ters of Kill Von Kull were followed an instant inter by that serics of quick NEV NORIC March nhas Just closed the wvildest week of sneculotion in years P1-i(s have wavered up and down in a dizzy way that has made and unmade millionaires on the New York Exchange Spot sales and options repretenting nearly half a whole year's crop have been (lealt in The price was ru4na4 to tbe highest point for the crop and from that broke li point3 or $12r5 a Although ttds break in the end favored the bears the bulls fought so idnhbornly and foreed such violent reaction that One prominent merchant trading on the tihurt side had to he helped through by friends So spekltacuiar has the light become that the real interets of cotton producers have been loot of in the road scramble for profits la trading Tile entire trailing publie la lined up In two oppoting forces liehind two reputed leaders and buys or Fells blindly according to the apparent strength of the respective leaders Alultitudes of small speculative accounts held fut margin have been wiped out tr both baN and hears and those who are stiii in the fight are heavyweights nil others being frightened away cash cotton had a hard time adjusting itself to the wild fluctuation of options It is supposed I be about Ji points above the current option but the last sale ranged from la to 4 point from it Its highest price for good middling was IM4110A riguroyi w'ere made on Monday whea sold up to laNe April li) may 11170 101n 91120 Ilglist september 907e 000- her A71c November 8(ioc Dee(mber A fioc owing to the treMendM5f crush of vkltOt'S AMU( tf'd to the gailcry of the cotton exelialigit by the representatiVes of lions made and lost on me floor the guard ra II wa cracked find the maos of Iators tame near being hurled headlong into the Mt The gdilery was therefore closed the latter part of the week The hull hair Daniel Sully had a hot flgbt to-day to prevelit a Lreak ftwirg to the half' holiday he held the market fairly well About IOICH were dealt In There were Mahs from to to points but I closed from 5 to ILI points log-ID-T owing til the liernenitim54 crush of vkit- tt)(1' 'Inns mad(' and lost tile floor the gintrd rail was cracked and the mass tators tame nir being buried beariliing int I hp nli TIi illor II el--o ay into the I ihe gthery wits clopd the latter part of tile WPI'k TIIr l''Idcr Daniel SIIIIY had a hot t-d to a i pvelit dsairous LrPak tIwilg to thP half holiday he hpid thp nli ket fairl A we bout bales 3volti-e lid eticIti n1111 blii'tlieltjoyi-7i flitiIitellt 445 tt'orlui points logher i i g' i -1 interview milli speaker Tyson on short cries of approval that still retain Prohable lezislation dUring Italtrlee of the name of "Rebel Yell" FP5Fieri------It4v Hugh Speneer Int ludeti in the christeuinK party lams of Merrtphis declares lit favor Of 0 Wt Ong All-S i' (locker base bull playing---Jellico Yod- el out sidonn he 1:5 Senators Late atid Carmack Nlayor a tooth saved a hattanooga Man from Chambliss of Chattanooga and 1Irs rirtest for fires a t'harnbliss and their lil-year-old daughbarn at Gollatin---Davis taking proof ter Lillian Nelson t'hamliliss whci rit Lexington for his outest for Con- hriteni the ship congresman John Fret'slien Slins'' seat Coun- mn ovetDnn ss Re it a a xon ty itcInts to 'sista' $170orsi good roats vilI lose At parts on and INliss Frances Linpett Bond the May 31--4Vhisky victory ht 'Mason to he maids of honor Mrs Lupton contested Matter Chard( Luptim who acted as FOREIGN page to little Miss Chambliss Miss England rejoices at ending' of Von Teinrie of Knoxville City Treasurer ezuelan trouble--Amerkan toadying to 1 Gilliesple Prottleat of the Coonloreign nobodies---- hat Austria cot- (II Chails A Lyelly Allurthen IL siders insanity Is called bettecoleno Rucsell 1 1so end Victor De'elsewhere----loan of Art's a400niza- gorAs all of Chhttatioog South A frical E'ranco they use duels for ALL ARRYING FLOWERS purpose of Pence Miss t'llitnibliss wore a iMitte loth Palace at The Ilague--litissia Kim II ()Net the shoulders of Inch irg "el ManY8 "117' at glinting brown hair fell in a tin( I braid damage done by I-the canted Et Etrttat LW!) ros 1100dtt Oft the Ctmtinent--Sornothing lilies of the valley lininedlately be about members of the itritich Parlia-t molt long men promi- ldflhi hr "pre the ltArl maids of honor tient In literature and medleine---- ittho hed also been pro hied aiith pepag sais vie stole the ltionro mense bothoets ijil till further back doctrine from Spain--Latest chess stood Mrs Frazier Cartuack Mrs prodigy is a boy 5 years cittrubliss otd ito hishness in the German army----Cal- tourmrs of an English ire-rourdervr Etiikard at the haces---Vrn- "'led Inirg Puritie prror Ming ao tem a German was clupcd by a lisky French Gov Enizier and thc proud father of gird----Ambasqador it favorite the fair sponsor stood at her Itft while in Italy---Criminals get a very short Mr Nixon 1tted her the hottle of shrift in girt( hampagne hieh en ascd in a maligned when accused of bhy 1111Wt of gold trout which hung rol In at ilVirrLigo---(pirk di- vorcf'S and rematriage III 'eltile and Hue H1 i 1 vith the liarrift Itussian priests 1rohi1ltie1 from longer Of the ship the name of the yard and taking their pay in branny---Frencn- the titre Of the lount hti ttel instruct-men shiveriml otir revelations in the child in her (nth forthcoming- Ile ival of the A mai! or nnnutes ensued dy- the hammeis of the ellnea to sell hk title when he got a 110 nuzz f)t 011 aim look at the Aerioin who canted to Of self- old rol Painter sadly dolareg the auto it Sue essoi to Eots Leo "Ill the tritic11 said to 111Ve tW011 UPI 11 bY th Monwnt eardiMils--S4orrttiOnal Fiory about Nixon's kept close watch on the use of troops in influen( hoke the ills -110 II 1-anw Ind short cries of approval that still retain the name of "Rebel Yell" Included in the christening party Vt't ro (01' nd rs Senators Late arid Cannock Iklayor Chombliss of Chattanooga and Charnbliss and their Pl-year-old daughter Idlhan Nelson charribilss who christened the ship Congressman John Moon ofTennessee Miss Iteltri Faxon and INliss Frances Lippett Bond the malls of honor Mrs Lupton Master Charles Luptlm who acted a 1 10 little Chita TenThie Of Knoxville City Treasurer Gilliesple Presideot of the Council Charks A Lyelly Aldermen Russell 1so end Victor DegorAcS all of Chi ALL CARRYING FLOWERS Miss hanibliss wore a white cloth gio 11 ceter the shoulders of which glintmg brown hair fell in idthhh bri id canitsi a great buneh of roses and lilies of the valley Immediately be-land her were the two maids at how IT hi) hed also been provided with immense lommaets and still further back stood Mrs Frazier Mts Cartmiek Mrs immtiliss and LetelsNixon all carrying violets Cu jell were sus-I elided loog sticamers ot purple ribbon Gov Frazier and the proud father of the fair sponsor itood at her left while Mr Nixon Irecled her the bottle of clitimpagne hih was elicasod in a netweak of I rom which hung red and him! ribbow with tile 110 1110 of the ship the came Of the yard and the time of the Muni ittm4 and instructed the child in her (rill A wait of ft nnoutes ensued 1jijitv the brimmeis of the workmen sounded It trws if iho ancl Interview al prohnble legis1 sessien--flev lams of Mewp iSnthhiy base tai ei out saloons a tooth saved arrest for noir brim nt at Lexington It "el rilallY8 8t glintmg brown hair fell in a thi( I braid fintnage (1()In'' bY lle earl list 11 grk4at bun of roses and floods on the I boot members of the liritish l'arlia-1 wig's of 1 long liv ed men 'womb- hind her it In lit orit ore and me liellie---- ho he 1 ii Is() been provid-il I th I in- 1t1 tei i ve stfle the Monroo mense botnciets ant Still further back doctrine from Spahl--Batest chess stood Mrs Frazier 511s Cartmick Mrs I is a boy 5 years oid-----lSnols- (ituoldiss ond mt is Nixon all hishness in the German army---Cal- 0 rousness of an English wire-murflorvr l' In "1" --King Ellv ard at the rat'F'S----V-M- Ic)i'g l''liIllill's ot PurPle rth- pc ror 'William riting all infv'ri--IlaW IP'n a German was duped by a lisky French Gov Frazier and the proud father of girl---Ambitssitilor it favorite the fair sponsor stood it her krt bile in Italy----Crlailoals gpt a very short Mr Nixon Ircehel her the hottle of Ehrift in girls bampaI boa as 1 to a 11131Igne1 f't 1'" I I I I VI 'h hung red itnirri 1 tme---Qatek di- of I ir to ne vOrCPS and remutriiige itt 'Philo aril lino ribbons with the name Itussian priests proiiihttNi from longer of the ship tho tiame of the yard find taking their pay in branity--Fremen- the titre of the tante iting' iind instruct- men shiverin'-1 over revelations la I 41 the chill in h-r Crith forthetuning hunk---71evivid or thP A wait or Ilse animates ensued IsLite bnnnet In PlIri" 1 4" 1" iii NkCIkillen flItinted 1' clneil tri s01 Ilk titl' whon he i otial noy ia buzz (111N1to-ffi and i look at the AuterilfIrl WhO wan it ted to i i 11 0 ohtro sediy neeiares the auto 111ss i hautio it 11 iS killing Art Stict Sc(0' tO l070 1'0 11'4 too critic! paid to illVe 'Well Ilpt 11 1)V Ch' Dlonicilt Cardinals--sensrillom it story about Nixon c-ia ep close watch on the usp rif tronrs in iniiiienci thi ow or iho ill" and I 1 1 Shortest All-Rail Rout From the Atlantic 1 CFI yuudi IS tiapsizeu I' ear to the Pacific Will Be the Result of Glens Falls the Rock Island Acquisition of the 'Frisco System Jo WAS LOADED WITH WORKMEN CIIICAt0 13dirch 7--(Sperial)---One ImPttrtant result of the negolnition of the Boy Becomes Frightened and They Frisoo System by the Rock Island is the Crowd Around Him arrangement of a new transcontinental route It will be wholly in the South and will extend from the Atlantic 1t t41- Craft Immediately Careens and Fills vannah tn Ills PacitiC at San Fr tneisi-o and Les Angeles The liCW route involves Throwing Occupants Into the Water the constrmtion or a link from Amarillo to TII finical'' A ircirilin in the present a Numbering Swept Away by the Western lei minus el the Choctaw riettl ziudson's Swift Current and TUCLitniri Is a point on the El Pitno Him flt the Rock Eland The comianation or roads forming (IFNS FALLS 'F larch route will he the Centrtil of freer' Savannah to Pdimingham Alia the Si Nineteen men were drowned to-day by Loots San Eranenaai florn Ibitvingliarn i the capsizing of lerryhOtit lifWd bY to Memphin the chortaw Oklaleima Al workmen at Spelr Palls on the Hudson (lair flaw l3templas to Tueumearl the Elver More than I4100 teen are emReek Island from Tacumeart to El l'tno ploYed in tlie (a-instruction of the Iowan(' the sauthern l'aoirA: frm EI l''''''' er dam of the -Hudson Elver Power to the Paellie Coant nipany The laborers and many of This will be the shnlicA transennincntat the Irhtflons are Italians The main tonte It will be but llPzt pines 1Tieth the shoriest la nte now rafl Nr yk portion of the work is carried on at 1j1a mi As thc viola plenent on the opposite shle of the is opened It is sail it IA li beeeme an river The have been in the habit tive competitor tor the united staten of crossing ft small bridge where the river flows through the unfinished poi'- transeonthiental and farkoi1 Tri kik It will ale() he it very seine eimmetiter Cr (I I 01 tne Oam but the rker has been with rising for SPVeral days and the cornSa road at Memphis iiiil an el 11tring that the bridge Was Uriprooded over it I i il'iln rc by way of I Fale destroyed it with dynamite the WesiiriL Tiic ''W 11ltc Flelow the work in a ferry The boat win 1v not on'y din- Is seow-shaped affiir thirty feet long tamp ma it ill be --enP el the Jowest and thirteen feet wide ani I I operated gra: relates In fXll t'ce by means of cables It is large enOtigh to iarry a heavily team and as Many as ll0 Merl 'Live been taken 1 r1V Is Lcrosa at one tiine 0 11:" 5ktr-- 0-i4 Yesterday en ile 'he wore being 4 e'' flri-''y le r---2 4P7 i A ferrlial across an Italian boy known ivt0 IT an "Cigarette" became frightened and et 1 0f fell overboird Ile was reseurd how- ever TIOY TAKES FRIGHT 14 7 4 0 1 This morning seventy or eiglitY Merl eikt I 01 got aboard and the boat started ioaving t' 1 a Lig 4 row on the bank waiting for 'If the net erip Whe eighty feet from cL 4 tsA viN the shore Mi! water splashed against 1: 1 9 'e the rdil and the Italian boy Who had i fallen overboard ina previous day 4: i i' tzed oneof the tat kle rooes hich ra II from the overhead cable 0 the wi( lte 'i i igi stern of the hmit of he men 0 fa I ateayted Inward him and instantly the tairernd and filled every one be- 4" --fa' I -1'3 41: 1 't' 1 0 'ta'A: A A '14'1 11 1 tile thrown into thp The swollen b3' the freshet bore a tteor or more of the struggling Men down the strea 'Many others succeeded in tatching bold of the boat which hint righted and they suiceefied In 11114 A runpd ashore yen ti'''' ru i1 to 1 earns mete nub lily harnes se pnl 1 to11eq With skilled log drive a rs nd sent II fl ricl fib-mg the river 14 oints 33ere i' the tioties would be likc-ly to land 1 Dozens of dinner pails hats and coat i 1 were fished out hut It wa narly irk l' tierre the 'list ody as fonol This A A round In a log jam two miles ladow 104 tt the dam and wan reinni gztal as thatof Irv A' i AM 1 '4 Fred Forrin a Italia interpreter 111 1 DitAtliiING THE RIVER For hilkS Mr'n are watehing and 01 drag- 14' Ld711' '''iL 91'''' ging the river 'There IA -rc two or thrp nC il I) the boat The Itallann Nk ail desiznated by number The roll of the was 'railed nrel hi vn ng eva-3 holy dead or alive t'id (ktillfrii fOr PXecpt FINte Thi 'plo! PIN'N V'h() IS firm and it is certain that theee were the ii ais la the greit tight far orow tied Those retovered are: surf wavy in the otton roarket Mr Michael Kennedy Fred orram Dalfri is cvediti il Alb el'artEg ull Ian illicil1101' "Cifla CCM" the Italian iino beleia': il tilrle41 taeir boy ho started the panic It is unlikely that all the bodies will "nrirr ortylorICcD be reoovored sitpi ottnn rnarket t17)101g up $ttoo- 10 11 turned COMPOSER Ferryboat is Capsized Near Glens Falls WAS LOADED WITH WORKMEN Many as Y0 111Pn 11iVe been Iiiken Iff bcross at one flute 'Z' P7 0 A 4v1 k4' if iy e- -01 () 4 ''''''i'' 7 l'''' '1 1 '7 '1V0- 1 450 Yestercin nile the men were being ferried across an Dathiti boy known 118 -tigarette" becan10 frightened and fell overboard Ile was rescui'd how- ever POY TAKES FILJGHT i This morning seenty or eiglity men loot 1' ''40 1 IV got abozIrd and the boat stairted leaving a Lig ren 4 On the bal ik a iting or I 1 If the next trip When eighty foet from 41- the shore the water splashed against ti -soltasia eee'''s kr? -4-sy sol-sp the rail and the Italian boy who had rr-s' 4- 9' 'II fallen overhoird 1 he previous day Ckst r' rl'it st ized one of the tat kle rooes svhieh tol- run from the overheaI cable to the stern of the hoot t-anie of the men i' le l' ig4 1i 4 sysa shteil toward him and instantly the f' i 4 i limi areened and fillial every one be- k' 4 I 41 1' 1 lling thrown hito thp water The Hud- swoen by th frh ese bore a to or i ''s is4 41 '42' -'s a or more of the struggling men down I I'V' 1 4 tT7 A 1 i4: the strram Many otheris succeeded in 4 eittehlug hold of the boat which had' i A righted and they succeeded in tieing' 4 runpd ashore yes 1 1J'Y I i ''41 Tennis were quit kly harnessed rini 4 '3 7 loaded with skilled log drivers and sent tiiii 1 1-' 1 down along the river lei points sshers the boales would be likely to hind I- 'i ta nozniF of dinner win bt and coat sJ i 1' 1 were fished out hut it wits nearly 1 0 I) W41 0 1cl 'WS h'f'-'1( th th 1( 1 ul 1 5 i As flit101111 il 10g Jill-0 IA 0 topes la low i the dam and was rec ognized as that'of list' i '4 -1 Frel Forrin nu lilian interpretcr '-f 1)1 I 11VillING THE IlIVED '4' S'' litlriarge-e "4 Eliglit11-SItiiiiirig Illcil 011 the boat Th It Rilan5 were ail elesiznated by numbor 7 The roll of Ble Inen was Failed rl ri4 VL311 s' this in i pnng 60 1y (101 or oliv (Special Cable to The right 1:003 by Ilearst PANTS March Is said that President Castro of Venezuela has been In a jubilant state since the signing of the protocol at 'Washington and the taising of the blockade but I aasure you that he IR hardly as jubilant as John Bull to whom I have just paid visit That Anglo-German alliance even temporary as It was rover flattered or pleased the English who all the time felt they were towed by Germany into What threatened to be a mess of the first order Besicies at bottom the English hate the Germans and would very much like the world to believe that they love the Americans and are 101Pil by them Ever since the Untied States won their memorable victories over the Spaniards the English have thought that the Americans are not only most lovable coueins but also most desirable friends to have and they have done the "kith-an-kin" humineen for all it is worth and sung all the tunes that refer to "Hands Across the Sea" and "Blood Is Thicker Then Water" Jonathan said nothing but -smiled and said: "Very well John I am quite ready to love and be loved and please let me see what you can do for me" And John Bull Went with Germany to Venezuela and Jonathan said "This won't do you'll have to try momething eke" All this explains to you the delight of John Bull at the success of Mr IlowPn's mission Never was a more painful thorn taken out of his flesh Anglo-American Marriages Whenever I assure my English friends that the Americans as a nation have no love lost for them they p(iint outto nu? how the richest families and the bluest blood of America gave their daughters in preference to Englishmen of -title (I see that that pennlieea actor the Earl of Yarmouth has caught another American heiress) I am ready to admit that the ''four hundred" just made "six" by Mrs Astor are more or less Anglo-maniacs but if out of 70- (mono you take 400 or even 600 you must confess that these still renmin a few Amerieang 11110 are not While on this subject I should like to Americans to cease poking fun at the doings and sayings of many of our aristocratic nobodies who IN'')1111 enjoy the obscurity they deserve but for the dollars that have been given to them by the Vanderhilts the Goul-Is and ottlerfamillaraires of America Paris All Torn Up For goodness sake don't come to Perk for another year! The Place de l'Opera and the boulevardH are hiock-el and will rfmain po for another tweke months This is catiscri by the works connected tli the Metropolitan underground Three cross lines will past underneath the Place do l'Opera one running above the other It is a gigantic piece of engineering which will amply repay the Parisians for the trouble they must go through now However I Call hardly realize the Parisians being able to do for a year without their Bou IP Va rd The only cot-fordo Lion that is given to them is the announcement that the imardings will apie-11 to their artistic feelingm and Will all toe pairted green lint I fear it may disappoint many Americans who one to Paris to see it "painted red" I Benevolence Insanity? At Vienna the great question of ths day among the high nobility is this: "Can a man' who not only admirea Tolstoi but who tarries out his Ideas In practleal life possibly be SanA?" The young Count Batthyany one of the wealthiest members of theRungarian nobility who possesses immense estates near Eudapest during the last years has tried to live up to the biretta advocated by the tannins Russian philosopher lie translated all of l'olstors works Into the Magyar 'language and read them -to 'his tenants whem he in every way treated as brothers but wh he started to divide his estate among them his relations had him confined in an insane asylum ciTt: evident that a rnan who tries to help his poorer brethren with anything more substantial than a handshake and kind words has no right to expect to be I said that Pr-tea has been In the signing of ington and the but I assure as jubilant as 'save just paid alliance even ever flattered or ho ail the time Germany into a mess of the he English hate mid very much 'e that they love InVP11 by them ted States 1en ories over the lI have thought not only most iso most desiraI they have done nest for all it is tunes that refer Sea" and "Blood ing hi tt smiled John I am quite ved and pleas 4n 1 for me" nO 10VP lost for them they point outto nip how the richst 1 funilies and the est blood of A morica ga ve their di 1 '1 I lu in Preference tn Englishmen of title tl $ee that that penhileF3 tietor the Earl of Yarmouth has caught another American heiress) I a i tifinel yr to admit that the ''four hundred just pF 4 OM rersoy made eI I rs Astor are more or aYst but i out of 70- 000000 you take 401 or even 600 you must nf that oess ee sill re main a at our aristocratic nobodies who svould enjoy the obscurity they deserve hut for the dollars that have heen given to them by the l'anderbilts the Goulls and otlyerfamillaraires of Am erica I a For goodness sake don't comp to ItPrti connected WWI the Aletropolitan sm- derground Three cross lines will pas3 underneath the Place de l'Opera one running above the other It Is a gigantic piece or engineering which will am- ply rimy thf! ntrisians rev the trouble they inust go through nOW 110WeVer I Call hardly realize the ParistariS being able to do for a year svithout their Boulevards The only comsolation tit clo1 appoint many Anicricnr18 Who come to Paris to see it "painted red" 1 11knovnirtra Ilnillit 61 hi ry hr fir si'vug N144 harit (47t 1411y" lit' 1 niro gywrful 111I Sto111 (111w)liss gl11-1 lit Mr Nixon PA tile Stilly of Provideneo is rutting a wide swiith in the 41-ition morpFq l'he handsome young TIM 11 hOSP tillP a 11 roll 4 111TO 113S gi 110Crts1 011P Of the most bull campaigns la the history of the Cotton Exchange BOTH SAY NAY ii i'' I 't i i I ti i 1 i op A '''1' i a 4 1 i s' i I 1 et A 1 1 7 A-'l i 0tly 1 i'lf rHi113 fir SAVrg was heard i riy lit 101111o to 11ss Daniel Sully of Provhienpo Is rut- I i hemice-s tiloz a wide swath in tile t1atton mar- minute more aiiii Hi gi-crful Ppt Thr handsoine young num hnSe BOTH SAY NAY I trembled i rorn stem to 1 1 i picture lirrolit 8 nro tis plzinevre( onet of the most remarkable bull cam- i ''lis htinhlis tain td ot Mr Nixon i palgns in the history of the Cotton Ex- change 1: 4 1 ''i -1 I 1 DAVIS-SIMS CONTEST Defeated Aspirant for Congress Taking rroof in Lexington LEX INGT0N Tenn 'Alareh or proof hegun tit this pia to-day by Contertmt is hi the Davis-Sims i)avis who fiStit 0S to warm the seat fl CongrcSS by MI 4i111S flvrs Ht this plaee ii1 on that ReecanIt the developments here fill fl tchtql with more than ustiel Ir howeicr filo Proof at othlr'PLicss is not more or Mr Davis' claims than It has been rit Lexington it is to predict that 'Mr Sims will not he oustt1 front Congress for a txhi! 'rho facts 111'0 tit A this plaee there were mote than If tteput otriS ho did not think the tion or lent Minot tat 0 to DAVIS-SIMS CONTEST sfl A pitaut for Contress l'alcin pelea rum( in exington LEX INIITON Tenn March elitl)-T ki hg of proot was biglin iit Hit Ida ay by nut tant es Dtivis a rope ----Earl the Viceto): Is very tiondon's smart set ha Illatctgrriph totlf ing titled peraintagrs atrul in the London hie ourts tENEItAL aztor ii tiSPS UV! tir'gr1 prohlein at NPW Yotic--101egielail rirotia ol negotiations at Chattanooga lninthel Eliza hethport 1 pollee make I fali-g move in the li iin I must iti NeN ivt the clanger Imo hot Itelona--- New coinage rir the I 3 i 11a tikt-vott-t plan a hull mpalvii 1 all triet A -k In tIto Now York cot too Initrkot---toN frnrs of stmtittin wove tii hold 4 ention In Atlaata on the raii? problem A nuthrn nolt at NVashinghtn a 1)- prove---- 'tiwow ion stotti (tn Lee in thi Capitol at 1Vashington against the iiting senn tor Slinoot flf ii hi rid ki High vkater in the Ohio tar cit tr Cotly14 rSIg114 -A76 111(41t til 4Thlt 01 1iirlt ti)11 ts tel oports Ilia Faits at Now Orleans an! tments aKainit lit I lit ---ri'rrYbMit I kin 611411 :110 r1111k et Its' ts to tnrim Ina in1 trottY otitgttor-1 ty ninititein NNashinizton stoi6114 ciiinnott-p of the 1-11pii log reeelveit on the 44 1 t(': tiA ii tn Itivf notr Y--- or m110441011 troitment strtko sitniiion Erin at New fever of a Pope ----Earl Thalhey the Irish A-Iceiciy Is very 1eiti- don's smart set have the rim mate) graph tOtlf I- Bons itivoising titled rerl-ionagrs airtd in the London law i ourts EN ER AL ov Ft aier discusse lb ri '''gr'l prohlient at NPW YOtk---VottPviciait urotiii ot negotiations at AVas'hingtun --Cruispr chattanoaga Lona he it liz Ea hotip it i 1 pol -1111111iice Illkilie a lakr 10(ve ill the Bardii It non thsr 1fillo in NeW Vol 1--- Diver abov he danger I1110 10 1 k'''t 010 ird ew coinage er I Phinenines-- Hart neat: iiMit'tq4 Nov" he cricd TIP ship ILIA DirradY to mole crash went the bottle of WIMP and th: liSA Of Sti fq giitheriig h-iiiikvny ivcry Sr 001111 t-IWI'rt proudly on TII bottle leirst with a stiarn 1p-i-it Th ill? lalii H111 i ah ei ticm upon th shoulil of (iiv Fri7l1 sw the of Miss thiarabitss and her 144('s Illtd thivird evenly the ut the ship "I rIMISTEN TilEn" "I thriiten Ill (1iittitirioga in honor of thn citN:" of nrind Miss aril thentit instant with a grand plungo the erniser bulied hull in water find swept on it Into the of the Kiil Von Kull hot burst from tile Cnm1 as the Filif St I'll the water a bilttPrk opytiel a sairt itili the river craft It a volley nr vhistirs For tivo wiptit the rim Al It rt up anl hot totit the itiii) hal 1a1 nochorel In Iniii-strf poi dil OP Slill10i to thp nvy's LI ttst horn iaol Then Ow guisIsi theh- piton- tion tn he Inn on uhii Nixon i ill 01 hohor in the 10 li 01 110-s hip yavla tn Coe l' tit t2t4 1-1h'itationa Avre tx f111'aed le a 7dr Nixat and hii is and io 1-tous" to rt)ttat' 1 r'- ntatela tio 1a71r-Init-wint1 hy INtr NI-001 Illade a hrn1 hut A Press 'NEW YI tlIK Marth In the pres((ontinird un Sevilith rale) Now" ho crie ill stop had already begun mole crush 'vont the hoc! of wine and the et tii Bvay hl fe- ev ri'll id 4w lIP iohlidl lin built horst With a Sharp l'P)t 1-iiiiii wit aw iiii 1 i im ti uroa the shomilet a of iiv Prnzltr SW th fa of Miss iinnbliss an her 1 -lily ow ii 4 GOvernOrs of Two States Turn Down tbe Wisconsin Proposition ATLANTA GI Maroh (111V erriOl Fi or 0 trs dpekrpd to-(la tit thPy 01141 la)t rtrt In Ally conVPntital to ho beH tu A tianta voth the purpose ol ditissirg the race proh proptI by the Wisunnsin StNte SptiAte ov Wm jrjks A 1:111 uui mrbo t4 itt the city to spenI Sunday said' don't think we have any negro rillPFI inn dm hPre that we cannot settio if we are only let aloe" In a iThrptt to the Constitution tiov Inmcan Heyward of South caroitnasabi he thought such a convent vanlii produetive of more harm than good that would not appoint delegates to such a gathering oov 1717011 of Georgia In tnIlte any statement inasmuch es bp had not roceived any communication rwgIpting the matter from tho co)vpt por of Wis onsin Fotor Coy William Northen Of Co orgia sant "The best solution of the whole thIng is to let it a inuf The agitation of the Is the only thing that is crewing any trnubn-" Ja Inc's )I larleynn Provilent of the Morns Itrown college conned it negro educator takes practically 11 a)ee view of the si)nation ()of Tot leer C)ov on tin -What Ike want in the South is pea I belipve ny thing can he accotoplisheni hy iIm a con As is prepospd We are along very at prnt ami I bohve othm-F that the los iit hnut the rae problem the better it will he for all" Governors of Two States Turn Down tbe WiscOnsin Proprmti on ATLANTA Ga 7--The (Inv- ill II' a ley wrath! not take part in any not St a es ec 1 a red o-d7 onypnitort to ho hpl(i in Atlanta Witit itbnehptiluitioisleelif elisicillsi tigt httr rwohpcin'inrsulal: iiii wtn jelks of State el is lit the city to spend 1: I isi-Ct think we have any negro GREAT PichArd Strititts Ettcomes Ftiat me of New Yotk's ttusical Life NV 7 TI ttioied 1 1 IH 100 DitiNitt11 Will hi 0t) 14) 1111 tit) rlI or 11t1-410htt) lLt 1t aIi t- (1y fl fo of next 'v niter (0tst 014 0V1) 0: )11drn 4 11y Nil' cn 01! I li i 111-111 1111110'111t1) iis ti )1) NIT' SI I it 114 4'1'011 lit' 111 t-Ifl altd 111' 10xt li OH- WWI n1A111 WII 141 a 101i tii of lot k's life SOCIETY'S LATEST FAD In England the New Crize is to Get Into Mor'ng PLtures 4 to 'rho A ttolloti Con yre0t liia 1v NV tirdrt nnN March 7--The la PSI tad among fashionatilic 0111( iS if I 111 Ve themselves cincinateograiihed Thp suit HI be that hereartiT tfie fi antett screen promise b- rokga the portrait a Iht10 10 the limbo whtlie repea iiiigmirreotYPes Three duchsses recently his 'been iinernateKrapheri hile driving In an auto on their estate's A special stuelM has b'een opened in Mayfair where animated Photographs of the fashionable am btig talken and beaides this ther tTo from fifty to siiiventy-fiVP IVIIIMlatS firci qualified to tett' but did net tion Among tIh Iit bove referred to were siime of the meet lutistnnn in thi oinntY tin'y actuated by no inelotes indifference8 By Direct Vote SALT hi tah Mar 7 t19 (I 3 rtititi1 thf' riot-non tifiitridState Senators by direct Vote int the vette i I 1 '1 i 1 1 i i4 I 1 s'l wr i.