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I rPTTTQFP A- JM.J fUJJll forced To Look On Germans Sink Prize Vessel Outside Spanish Port. tburn Sent Down inside Three Limit Original Hoewe Said To Have Been Destroyed. (UJUVg IU SSO.VIBBB. Idny February 14. -The career of steamer- Westburn, which Tenerlffe, Canary Island, yea-j, in chart or a Oerman prlae raa been ended ia a highly drn- mannsr.

Bha was lakan but of bor by liar Oermaa craw to blown up within sight of a erulssr, which Was lying in recapture her. fetches to the that of the Weatburn'a German waa fully aa remarkable a that 4ia prisa crew which brought the unr Appam Into Newport News. Va. y'ltB her lOt prisoners taken from ua captured veaaela on board, the tburn, on her way to Tenerlffe, tssed several Brltiah and French war- pa without exciting suspicion. The ft dlapatchea.

atate that aha waa the command of Captain Bade-i of the German navy. pon arrival In Santa Crui harbor amander Badewlta waa Informed by Spanish authorities that the Weet- ra would ba returned to her Brltiah oner if ha decided to Intern her. A Wish cruiser, which waa lying In'the iVbor. Immediately put out to capture kNe Westburn If ahe should attempt to i (escape. Commander Badewlti and hie seven 'men atarted out with the Westburn, aa aoon aa they were outside the lbor and while they were still with ifhe three-mile limit they blew; the tp op, Badewlta and hta men then to port Aa the Westburn waa Inside Spanish territorial water British cnilaer waa unable to Inter- rt.

-jlspatch, the Dally Telegraph 1 ladrid says that when the West-Ft M. waa captured her name waa ad to Moewe, and that the orig Oermaa raider named the Moew 'V waa sunk. rtila action waa taken, the dispatch because the original Moewe had ka badly damaged. Shipping men would be glad to know that this la true, for the Moewe now has to her credit 14 veaaela captured or destroyed, all except one of which ware British. FIRES.

Hundred Arm. Homeless. Passaic, N. February St. Two hundred and forty persona are bomeleaa and almost destitute here to-day as a result of a Ore which swept through the tenement district last night and early to-day.

According to the polios the' lire atarted through a quarrel -between men chopping wood In a cellar under a paint store by candle light. In the quarrel the candle waa upaet. The loaa caused by the lire Is estimated at IJUO.OOO. Cadet Armory Burned. Lafayette, February 24.

The three-Inch Held gun of Battery of Pur, due Krag riltes and 7, rounds of ammunition of the Purdue Cadet Corps were deatroyed by Are when thf Purdue armory waa burned here today, The cause of tha lira haa not bean determined. The total loaa la estimated at lai.ouo. The cadet equipment waa the property of the United States. State Official Rescued, Lansing, February ckubcq ny an expioeion, waa sweep i ing the old atate building here to-dny. Uelry and Food Commissioner James I Heime waa carried from the building In i an unconscious condition.

The bul'd'ng Was badlv Hamaeiwt hiir I Vti m.n.lu.u 1 loss ia not heavy. CINCINNATI LUMBERMAN Elected Director of Ohio Association of Be tall Dealers. Cleveland, Ohio, February 24. Election ottcera and an addreaa by Colonel ron T. Herrtck marked the closing day he convention of the Ohio Association retail Lumber Dealers, In session since veday.

big Impetus given American through the war ahould not be through retarding legl'latlon, Colonel aaid. William Ryan, retired lumber man. cf dedo, waa unanimously electej Preal-nt; Arch C. Klumpp, Cleveland, reelected Vice Prealdent, and F. D.

of Xenia. Ohio, waa re-elected Treasurer. 8. of Dayton, retiring President, waa elected Director at Ier.e. Wher Directors elected were C.

W. Wood, warren; A. B. McKean, Columbus; Win. Brain, Springfield; A.

M. 4win, Cincinnati: Frederick Bchulty, Toledo, and John T. Scott, Bridgeport Flndley D. iorrenoe, of Xenla, remains miED nr fight. wtcui.

eiariTca to rua a-iomara. Kokotno. Ind February' it. -One mn la dead and three are under In tha Howard County Jail here aa the result of a fight In which the four ngred to-night on the banks of wildcat Creek, within one block of the courthouse. Tha dead man was artln McAvoy, of Bedford.

Ind. Thoaa "Oder arrest are John OBrten and Fred nd Clarence Little. STORM KILLS TEH. London, February lives "ere lost and extennlve damages wa uoniTlo shipping aaa" result snowstorm which swept the Brltiah IMes. Nine men of the steamer arltan were droVned when-the veeaei nk during the gale off Deal.

In Birmingham, where eight Inchea of snow 'ell. a woman died tn the street aa a SMlt of the Intense cold. 1 1 laieas9a(aSBBaeiaaaaaaaaBaB a SKUIBirea INVITES WILLIS. Columbus. Ohio, February 34.

Peter "krlbncr. whom Governor Willis saved from official execution at tha state penitentiary two weeka a no, to-day wrote a etter in Russian Inviting the Governor to vlmt him In the death cell at tha Prison to talk 'ever hia case. Warden rhoroaa did not transmit the letter, but tola the Governor about It Informally. uvEiTwnro-ur Arranged For Republican Campaign at Indiana's Capital Republican candldatea for United Btatea Indianapolis, February 24. The Senator and Governor are arranging to wind up their campaign here next week, James B.

Watson, of Ruehvtlle. will at tempt to take thta district from Harry 8. New and Arthur R. RoMnsoa. Watson haa two men Mere now speak ing In hia behalf.

Ha will addreaa a number of meetings here. Ha la now making a flnal tour of Lake County. Robinson will return to Indianapolis, Saturday, and will addreaa aeveral meetlnga a day here. New la touring the Second District; and will remain there until Saturday. Uia headquarters here received word to-day that he la having very good meetlnga In the Second which la considered a Wataon district.

Edward H. Schmidt, who la In charge of New'a campaign, made the prediction to-day that New will ba nominated and that ha will carry every district, except the Sixth, which la Watson'a home. The New For Benator Club announced to-day that It haa arranged to have a big meeting at the English Theater here Saturday night. James W. Lilly will orealde.

James P. Goodrich, of Winchester, who la a strong favorite In the betting for the itepubiican nomination for Governor, apent to-day at South Bend- Ha will apeak at Terra Haute to-morrow. Warren McCray, who la regarded aa Goodrich's strongest opponent, went back to Lake County to-day In hope of getting It lined up In hia behalf. Chairman Have, of the Republican State to-day aent a notice that the County Chairmen to ba elected on the Stturday following th eprimary Will meet at he following places March 14, to elect district chairmen First District. Lottie Hotet, Evan.vllle; Second District, Tourner otel.

Blooming-ton; Third District. Tavern Hotel, New Albany; Fourth District. City Hall, North Vsrnon; Fifth District. McKlnley Club. Torre Haute; Sixth District, Cambridge City: Eighth District, Delaware Hotel.

Munclo; Ninth District, Coulter Houae. Frankfort; Tenth District, Renaaelaer; Eleventh District, Bearse House. Peru; Twelfth District. Anthony Hotel. Ft.

Wayne: Thirteenth Dlstrlot, Oliver Hotel. South Bend. It in ce understanding that moat Of the present dlstrlot committeemen will be re-elctd without comet There will to no opposition to Ih -e-electlon of Haya aa State Chairman at the meeting of the State Commute here March IS. SCHEDULE Adopted at Columbus By the America! Assteiatisi Mag- ates, Wbe Decide April 18 as Opening Date. Columbus Ohio, February 24.

Club owners of the American Association In session here to-night adopted a playing schedule of 1(18 games for the coming season, naming April 18 aa tha opening date. The last gsmes of the season will be played October 1. Toledo. Ohio, waa listed aa one of the league cities, but no announcement of details for the inoccupa tion of the city waa made. After adiournment Prealdent Thomaa M.

Chlvlngton and the club owners- left for Cleveland, where a meeting Is scheduled for 10 o'clock to-morrow morning with bankera In charge of the baseball affairr of CV W. Borders. At thla conference dennlW plana for the future of the Cleveland Association team are expected to be mapped out. It la the desire of the club owners that the team be transferred to Toledo. Roger Baresnahan la the Association's nrat choice for leadership In the proposed return to Toledo.

Positive denlsl waa made that Harry Sinclair, of Oklahoma, would become the Toledo mag nate. O. H. Wathcn, of Louisville, Chairman of the Schedule Committee, submitted dates which. In the main, were acceptable.

Opening dates of the 1010 schedule are: (April 18-In Kant: Kansas City at Columbus, Milwaukee at Toledo. Mlnne- a polls at Louisville. St. Paul at, Indianapolis. May 4-In West: Columbus at Milwau kee, Toledo at Kansas Indianapolis at St.

Paul. Louiavllle at Minneapolis. Holiday assignments were announced as follows: May Toledo at Columbus, Louisville at Indianapolis, Milwaukee at Kanaas City. Minneapolis at Kt. Taul (morning), St.

Paul at Minneapolis (afternoon). July 4 Columbus st Toledo, Indianapolis at Louisville. Kansaa City at Milwaukee, St. Pauyl at Minneapolis (morning), Minneapolis at, St Paul (afternoon). September 4 Labor Day: Columbua at Indianapolis, Toledo at Louisville, Milwaukee at Kansas City, St Paul at Minneapolis (morning), Minneapolis at Bt Paul (afternoon), Club owners In at the meeting wens O.

H. Wathen, Louisville: James McOlll. Indianapolis; M. R. Can.

tlllon. Minneapolis: J. W. Norton, St. raul: George Tebeau.

Kansas City: A. W. Tlmme. Milwaukee; E. M.

Bchoen-born, Columbus. No deals Involving players were announced. GEBMANS CHEEB RUSSIANS. racui. piieirra to ths exociaxa.

Chicago, February 4. At the close of to-day's matinee at the Auditorium, where the Serge De Diaghilen Ballet Ruase appeared for the first time In "Cleopatra," the moat remarkable demonatratlon and outburat of enthusiasm ever witnessed In a local play house took place. Not only were tha principals In this glittering and fascinating series of sensuous Egypt-Ian dances called before the curtain a aoora of times, cheered and applauded, but to the absolute surprise of every one present tha musicians In the orchestra pit, all of whom are German-Americana, dropped their Instruments, and, raising from their places, cheered the' premieres. De DlaghllefT's two weeks engagement In thla city has been one series of artistic triumphs. "Cleopatra," played by Flore Ravelles In veiled draperies and adorned with Egyptian ornaments, proved a revelation not only In her mimed scenes, but In her remarkable dances.

Tha otfcer principals were Sockolova, Adolf Bolm and Alefandre Gabriloff, backed by an ensemble perfect In skill and harmony. MKE. CALVE ARRIVES. Mme. Emma Calve, with her husband, Slgnor Gaaparrl, arrived In Oil- clBhatif yesterday.

Tlie fewieae- ae men will sing at B. F. Keith's theater next week. She has promised a generous number of encores In English. To-day she will Visit tne Cbnsenra- tory of Music, ITOT IV RACE.

arscut. Diar-ATca to tub swoviasa. 8prlngfleld. Ohlot February J4. Joh L.

Zimmerman announced to-day that he wilt not permit the use of kla name aa a delegate at large to the Democratic National Mr. Zimmerman haa been spoken of as one of the "Big Four" from Ohio. Hia son graduates from college June T. and be declarea that ne will attend tha commencement Instead of the convention. TIIE UNQUIllElt, CINCINNATI, FRIDAY; FEBItUAHY 125, 1U1G KNIGHT: Of the Bmen Serpent Conferred in Cincinnati For the First Time at Reunion.

Degree Work Exemplified By Porta mouth Masons To Be Permanent Feature of Scottish Rite. So Impressive was ths exemplification of the twenty-fifth degree, Knight of the Brasen Serpent, by tha Ports mouth brethren, at the Scottish Rite Cathedral laat even in, that It was an nounced at tha close that this degree hereafter would be a permanent tea' ture of the rltualiatio work of the val ley of Cincinnati, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Maaona. It waa the first time that this de gree had been conferred In Cincinnati, and members throughout the consistory came to witness tha work. More thaa 1,004 members were In attendance. Principal characters Jn the ceremonies aaaumed by Robert G.

Bryan. Henry W. Heer, M. H. Bhum-way, John A.

Ives. A. J. Fuller. W.

C. Sllcox, L. W. Bragdon, Harry Johnson, Rev. John W.

Dunning, William B. Clayton and William F. Lottmann, assisted by It other members from the River. City. Musical numbers Incident to this degree Included a solo by John N.

Roberts and two selections by the Cathedral Choir. George 8. Marshall. Dayton, Past Grand Master of the F. and A.

M. of Ohio, arrived yesterday to remain until the close of the reunion. He was delegated to attend as fraternal visitor In place of Frank 8. Harmon, Toledo, who waa unable to come. During the afternoon, the nineteenth and twenty-Ural degrees were conferred upon the ccandldatea by the Ohio Con sistory, Jael C.

Clore, commanaer-in-Chlef. Thla body also had charge of the work In the Twenty-ninth degree. The reunion will close to-day. with the conferrrlna- of tha thirtieth, thlrty-nret and thirty-second degreeea by the Ohio Consistory. A dinner and minstrel performance br the Eva niton Mlnatrela In th- mutn auditorium thla evening will be the cloaina event Among the social features yesterday waa a luncheon of the Portsmouth brethren In the Fountain Room of tha Gibson aa a parting favor to one or their number.

Rev. J. W. Dunning, pas tor of the First Presbyterian Church of Portsmouth, who leaves next week to assume a new charge in Haiamexoo, Mich. Rev.

Dunning was orator of the Reunion Class of 114. Last evening, visiting women at- tended the performance at Keith's. COVINGTON GIRL Named Correspondent In Divorce Suit of Wealth Lumberman. trsciAL DiseaTCB to iss sxeciaia. Dedham, Maes- February 14.

Mtas Edvth M. Cunningham, of1 Covington, Ky, is named as co-respondent In a divorce suit filed here to-day by Mrs. Loella Oraveaoa Tuttle. of Brookllne and Wellesley, Maas. She alleges' Improper conduct be- vrt PHnnlna-ham and her hue- band at different dates during the paat two yeara at Boston, viuincy, in- new York and Newport.

Ky. XI rm Bnv active and dlstlh- qulshed member of the Massachusetts Equal Suffrage League. Her nusoana la a wealthy lumberman of Portland and Rumford Falls, Maine. ROBBERS Hold Up Train in Northwest and Compel Engineer To Haul Two Cars Away Posse Called. Seattle.

February 24. The Northern Peclnc'a eastbound North Coaat Limited train was held up to-night a mile and a half east of Covington, SJ miles seat of Seattle. The robbers uncoupled the baggage and mall cars and compelled the engine crew to haul the two cars up the track Into a mountain forest. A short time after the baggage, mall ears and engine disappeared passengers In ths cars left standing on ths track heard an explosion. It Is supposed the robbers dynamited the express safe.

1 Automobllea filled with Deputy Sheriffs were dispatched from Seattle to apprehend the robbers. BE OBO'S LEAS Slightly Keducd In Several Blocks of Billiard Match, I. ffeheitaev 24. Charlea El lis. Of Pittsburg, slightly reduced Alfredo siwt'a Ia.

a in the aacond block of the world's championship three-cushion bil liard match here to-nigni. win ran at kitfln hia total II tn HQ. while fKHIHH. la Mmn Ml at nlarnt uiv de Ore scored 50 and Kills 87. Seventy- nine Innlnga were played to-nignt.

having a high run of six. De Oro had no runs higher than three. The Una! blocs win oe piayea to-mor row night. 1 AXJH0BT SITE OFFEBED. aracuL msrATca To Tas Indianapolis, February M.

uov. ernor Ralaton to-day listened favorably tn a nronosltlon from prominent rt. Wayne cltlsens who offer a location for an armory for the National Guard and a bonus of $30,000. The Leglalature In 1015 appropriated fw.uuu to oa given ror an armory In any city that would raise a like sum. The Governor will go to Ft Wayne within a few days to Inspect the site offered there.

i mm i HsJf Million Dollar Loss. Pittsburg. Pena, February 14. Fire swept through the plant af the Vnko-l Storage Company here to-day, completely destroying one warehouse and wrecking another, with a loaa of A number of men were reported missing after tbe walls of the destroyed building collapsed. HEWWAESHtt XJT STOBM.

Rockland. Maine, February 24. The superdreadnought Pennsylvania, racing over tbe 'measured mile course off Owl'a Head on her atandardiaatlen runs to-day, waa caught In a snowstorm, which obscured the range marks sad forced a suspension of tbe test. NEVS OF BORDER TOWNS Martin Made Captain of Police, At a meeting of tha City Ceamhaueaera yes-tardar Samuel Mania, wha Car a number ef yeare haa been connected with the Oevlnstoa Pollee Department, waa atade Captain ef Pe-Uos under In recently enacted norsaataailoo erdlnaace. He wlU be second la eoauaaad Chtof Kluemper.

and will have tbe tower under tha aew ordinance to take aradarlta and Issue warrants. A oommuiuaetlim from B. Lee. Prealdent ef the Klral National Bank, offering per cant Interest on cite deoiui waa referred to the committee of tha Whole. Tnla Will.

Ir the propualtloa la accepted, net the rlly about e-M'h rear la revenue which It haa never before reoetvad, according to Major Cm- An amendment to the apportionment erdl-aauoe iniroduoed by Commlnaloner Philippe to Siva $1. Too to chart labia inaliwtlons ef tbe oity was defeated. An ordinance creating tha office of lJcenaa Inapec'or waa paaaed, and Michael Bolan, son er United siataa Secret Service Asent kUoaaal bolan. waa appointed to the poaltkm. A communication from Srmr Bulletng Inspector Ueorae ljuebrecht.

aeklng that aa ordinance te reconatruct aldewalas on Pike atreet be amended, waa referred te the Commute el tha Whole. A nxjuert that the Covington Oenaral Hea-plial ba (ranted free water waa alae referred. Mayor Craig opposed the reoueat. A reoueat ut the rlrat Colored Belrttet Church that Ita members ba permitted to sail taea on Decoration Day waa granted. A resolution to eall the Greenup-atreet fire-house property waa adopted, and when the building la dismantled all Sre alarms In that dlatrlcl will be answered from the Blxth-streat heute.

A request from the af aster Plumbera' Aeaocta-tlon that tha commieelonera paoa aa ordinance resulatlng tbe Inspection of plumbing work waa referred te the Committee ef tbe Whole. Discusses Indictments. Attorney Lewie F. Brown, counsel for tha south Covington and Cincinnati street Railway Company, yeateroay in discusalng S4 lad let -ments returned last Saturday asalnst that company by tbe Kenton County Orand Jury for lbs alleged failure te furnish separate coaches for white end negro passengers, said that If there were convictions under the Kentucky lew en tha Indlctinenas the flsbt would bo carried to tbe Supreme Court of the United states. He declared that after examining about SO Federal Court declalona ha found five Aai de-elflluns where atrtet rallroada operated for commercial purpoaea are taken out of tha daea of steam tallroads.

Mr. Brown alao discussed the probable effect Of tha bill recently Introduced In the Immature by Representative John T. Murphy to compel tha emtenalun of the Ft. Mitchell car line Into Erlanfer, and expressed the opinion that the bill to be effective asalnat the Cov-Inaton, Cincinnati and Brlauser Railroad, which Is a part of tbe Oreen Lines, must In every detail fit Into and comply with the franchise through the county now held by tha company. He referred to the statute governing the building of 10 or mora mllee of railroad, which ba eald did not apply In this particular case, aa the company la not.

under Ita franchlae. required to build more than seven mllea. which la the dletance from Cov. burton to Erlanaer. The blU new ander consideration In the General Assembly waa drawn by Attorney Samuel Adams, of Covington, and la being pushed by tha Brlanger Improvement Association In the hope ef securing street car service to that place.

Condemns Road Management A grand Jury Impaneled at Independence. uwt Wednesday yesterday made Its report te Judge F. M. Tracy. Roadways In Ksstoa County are declared to be In bad condition and Improperly maintained, the report says.

A clause says: "Tha grand Jury fee la that there kaa bees a woeful lack of competent management and an absence of any srsteMlte tana of conetructlt.g or maintaining the thorough- In the cont.nu.no. of the preeant system. A patrol systam recommended whereby road "upervleaia or other. In charge are required to m.e th. County SSTlSTi.

lOterta-Uie mseisws can be eceatomallr termlnatjA that thereto nothing In the Southern part of thj county requiring inveatlsatlon. "EST. J2U h' wlf'Smm. w. foundTn their country Mme en the Independence piae rr-; graM that no evld.n- had bjen prj- thinetwr to the next grand Jur, The County Oourthouae waa declared to be la gcid Sltin but the lall bulldlr at independence la aald to be old and rot suitable for the eonancaient of prisoners.

-(. .) Court Wewa, vterdav In the Kenton JW OVSj SJP ea Circuit Court We4 wit Mln-t John Siffen and otheev klruj judrtnent tot in. UanMllrk tUlllDlsttl and In prUPrtF a ftonfordtown. to settle tbe estate el 'the lata P. H.

Steffen. who oieo -K. R. Rlvard for P'slntlff. John B.

Hrtnaman soeo r-compsny. wkln. J-Snt fur $1JJ 43. rep- MnuilS attLiitsilHserl In A WrSST a debvaVTruch belonsln. to the defendant company January IS.

tl, at Bllteenth street and Wsodbuin avenue. R. t. Blmmonsfc Plalnllff. BunH.hriiu.3ry Company by Alrj.

Wlllre. who Li. damaaea In th. earn ef Jbe IS "he Senaant's building on Court avenue d5 ember lit. ll10.

en "npleyee leaving the building rh.d a door which him In the face, causing mm eial teeth and other personal llijurlea. M. J. nrow. tor Covington Briefs.

a nu.nl latlll fcnM offl'-liU -hoot "untler th rul ih -Urkc-t Huum thl tjvntn8. J. sm Mllavrl at tns foVlnVt'-5chio. CmmW kiunera fr tnU firnoon. saa Inaank's fhitrwih artil Arrn'orv" IUU.

Nlnih and Pike streets. Msrcb 1. Rert Alver. S4 years old. ins Ferry streel.

wm airwXS to.t night by Constable It M. Davla an cnargea weapona. Oeerge o. was arrested ia and P.trcJman Cnln No Jnrwhuh provide a llcenM for Insuraace oompaniee. Covington IMige.

riwwiai lad night held the borne of Charlea fSStoy" runal rVlce. w'lllb. held ihto morning at Bt. Church. Interment will ba ot.

aonn A machine driven by'willtsm Psrks. Msdlinin Dike laat night collided wun large X. Aim. A Doeoke Company and driven by Oeorge Rleman Weal Fifth Both machine, were damaged. The drivers were cited to appear In Court en charges of reckleaa driving.

ea 1 H.M.n, of -rj iHfS funersl will be held te-morrow morning from Bt. A10ys.ua a vnurvii. William Morelend SO yesnt old. Fifth and droll yeaterday auM.lnrd bruise, about the head when be nil on tha on Pike itreet. near Rusfl.

He w.s removed to St. KHubeth HoaplWI in the auto patrol. His Injury Is considered aerloua en account of his age, A Thompson and wife yeaterday transferred to H. M. Fleming Lou 4, 8 111.

VI 1. a and a tract containing four acres In Evans's subdivision, Bromleyi II. In Police court yreieroar charged with drunkenneaa, disorderly ennduct and dertructlon of property, wss fined fJb and eosu by Judse Bdmonds. HEW COTJJSTBT CLUB, Tha pnoenix eoroorated at Columbus yeaterday for SiO.Oou. ar.

Richard W. Wald. Bl- mora B. Tauber. J.

If. C. Davla, laador Rauh and Bea L. Heidlnga'sld. UTOIAHIANS SELECTED.

sracuL atarsfca to ths ssetnus. Washington. February tvs Moss, ef ths Fifth Indiana rJistrlct. BUfeOtseaavOCeft M6sjwrlMAM9ttat-- atOP aeSKJsnat PUoInt and AnnnpoIU follow Wat PointLeo WlUon. of Clayton, principal, th Ralph Stsarley an Roa Btum-uk, both of Brull.

alternate, Annpoll-Robert H. Dlrybile, of Terra Haute, principal; Ruaaell Lseachman, of KnighU- laa. lamaa Renhg.TT1. HlT City. an t.

B. Towtea, o. Panvllla, aUernatef. BIWeAM! T. l.S COmm HOME! FmrlMo, B.

W. Fbrt2rjr 24 Colonel Theodore Rooaarelt an Mra. Rooeevett arrived liar to-day ana pro- a.a aa TenrT-lAT-ga rat Hi-It fUlglna. They wHI so from Demarara to Trinidad. where they will tana a ateamer airect to New York.

Bath Colonel Rooaevelt an Mrs. RooeevaU ara la goo heaJUs. NEWPORT. Oag Company's Claim Help Up. The City commtoa loners, with Vioa Mayer Chartea McOrea preetdlng.

yesterday up the euestloa of gas and electric ratea with W. A. Wadewortb, ef the Union Light, Heat and Fewer Company, A Mil rendered the city by tbe com party for gag and etocuictty eoa-eurmed during January differed sa mack from the same month ef 1SU tbat aa Investigation wee ordered. Wadawerta stated that ths electric light rates were, te be considered at a meeting of street railway offlrteJa and City Commissioners to-aay, when the queetlon of lesuliig atreet rall-wrv and electric light fienchleea era lo be dleruaerd. The eomuany contenda that the two franchlae.

muta b. considered togetlier. Mid Ikal the gaa rate In the Mil ror January waa eaactiy in line -1 eonlracts eecured la Clnrln.i.ti and tvlngto.u A reduction will prevail la the electric rate be said. The City Commissioner, decided that before enteilug int. contract for gas with tbe company they will await a report from offlcUla or tbe electro Ught company, Police Pickings.

Reason llrewn and Brook. Fraster were arraigned in Police Judge William Butsn'e Court reaterday ea a charge of hodae -breaking. Patrolmen Jamea Fuller and Dave Murphy ar-reatad the anea la aa empty noun oa West Second ureal Wedneeday evening. County Attorney Blaine McLaughlin said tbat as nothing had beea taken from th. houae, the charge of houoe-breaklag could not stand.

Frasler Instated, however, on waiving examination, and Judge Butao referred tha raw to the grand Jury now la saaalon. Their bond wu fixed at $3UU. John Meyers, driver for Oker Cooperage CompanyT Cincinnati, waa dlatnleaed uf a charge of falling to take out a vehicle license. Mcyere sald 'lt waa his Hist trip to Newport ana be waa unaware of th. exptratloa ef the eld license.

Newport Briefs, Edna Deans was yestsrday granted a divorce from Jamea H. leans. They were married In 1. Abandonment wa. charged.

Realty Tranafer Bert Meallbowsky to Lydla M. Small, lot en Tenth atreet; live. A Jury in the Circuit Court yeaterday gave fn plaintiff Judgment for oim cent and cut In th. of tdw.nl Miller va H. P.

Butler, a mil to recover II.inw Tim. plaintiff, a negro. that tha defendant pointed a sun at him. Butler gave evidence to the effect that tbe supvoeed "sua" was a pair uf pilars. The members of Bureka Lodge.

of will go to Mlddlvtown, Ohio, to-morrow night to confer the knight Rank on several members of the Mldc etoan tuhlo) Lodge. A special train will leave at p. m. and ticket, will be auld on the train. Dr.

H. t. Butler ye.terd.y wold te John toy and otto ttollkop wy 1 rL 1.1W to buainees known as th. N.wport Auto Service i Indianapolis. Then the second Mrs.

Bte-Company. on Tork itreet. near Seventh. Hev- venson discovered the first Mra Bteven-2 S2 lbs I son's exls.ent. and ah.

csxTu th deal. The consideration waa Jaeepll hater. OS yean old, realdlng on the Licking pike, died yeaterday after a short Milieu. Dr.th waa due to par.ly.le. Ths funeral will take plan Monday morning.

Harold Klolnschmldt filed suit for dlvorc yesterday against Mildred Klein-Schmidt. They were married December Zl, llt. He chargea Her with Improper conduct. They have one child, of which she seeks th. custody.

BELLEVTJE, KY. An ordinance regulating car service In the city -limit, end providing for a fin. of from ao to lno (or violation of the terma, was read for the ftret time at the meeting of Council last night and laid over. Passenger, are prohibited from standing on front rear platforma. The company I.

required to erect at. Iron rail in tha rear of car. and keep the Paneege clear for Ingress and egress of pss-sengere. The meaaure corresponds with on. passed by the Covington City Commissioner, and which waa declared valid by the United Htatea Supreme Court recently.

The ordinance, when finally paaaed. will go Into effect on April 1. Plana, end the estimate of ctat conecrucuun oi laviot avenue, from ralr field to arandview avenua, were filed by city "Vir" "1" I Ciimmltiee. whlrh will decide what malarial I Ct, Attorney I Oeorge Ileroid. provide, for th.

ireuanre of HO.WO worth of bonds for the imnrovement and creating of a Hiking fund par the lntlabttv4nRi wnnh of the bonda will bsir 4H pr cent lntrMt for lo rearm. IM.MO gtam cent for yeara, tuid a nlmllavr anwiaat far 'JO Th bonds wUl tw wer1ed to the lilglieat bidder on April The trJlnno waa read for Che Ural time and laid over under the ru ea. Upon motion of Cnunrtlman John fftahl the Improvement committee and Maror John U'ln-tera were Inetructed to meet with the Newport city torn mi union ere rerernoe to the oedioa-tton of fflKth atreef. Newport. It la propuaed to oonatruot tvulevard connecting NwM)rt with H4llevu via Sixth atreet over the Bottouw, H.

M. Boera. atH Foote arenue, In a roin-munlcatlon, protected acalnat the oar net-vice on Huth BeUevue 14ne, Aa tlie Rellrnad Committed la taking up afreet rar matters with the company the romnidiilcatloa waa referred to that committee, A roimn unseat ton proteetlng aaalnet eelllng clgaretua to minora waa mad and referred tn the Law t'ommltte. The Impnivfment Committee waa Inatructed tn confer with atreet car company official In reference te the reccnitructlim of Taylor ave-nue. Tha company will be reqiieated to )' for tha conMruciliin between tha car track and 18 Inchea nn earh aide.

In addition to thta tlie company will be anked to Inn) all the new modern rail on the avenue. An adjourned meeting of Council will be held Monday night to take flnal action on the Taylor-avawiua pmp-oaltlon. ftarah Roae. yeara aid, widow of Robert Roae, died yatrday at her home, log Wh-Inaton avenue. leain waa due to a complication ef dlaeaaea, Two dauahtera auniva hr.

TIm funeral will take place Monday afternoon, Jamea MarKnfrht. 2MI Henry avenue, hia ann, Joeeph MarKnlgnt. and Henry Vanard, chauffeur, aeoond atreet. Newport, were attglitly Injured yeaterday when an automobile driven by Vennrd collided with a Dayton etreet oar at Falrflfld and Berry avenuea. MacKnlght and hia aon were on tneir wajr down Herry treat to Kvenrreen (Vmetery to aelect a grave for Ida Maa M-wKnfght.

a daughter, who la to he burled to-morrow. The Injured men were taken Into Platt'a drug" tore, where their cuta were drraaed. DAYTON, KY. Richard Manatleld and Joeeph jYaalnr. Nw.

port youth, who my alert ctutely eecaped from the Dayton City Jail early Wednemlay, wtre evidently in a jocular frame of mind when they wmta a letter to rVlloe Judge R. toy relative to their abrupt method of leaving that domic! e. The latter, which waa written on the etat lottery vl a Cincinnati hotel, waa received yeeierday by Judge Leroy. It waa ae followa: Dear MlrWa are writing you to let you know that we regret very much to hava left that dear old Daytnn Jail without bidding any of your cltiaena good -by. if wa can render you any eervk-e In tha future don't heeltate to let ua know.

Wa know all tha oltlaerw admire yau and you deaerve all the honor that they can beetow. That jail If a Joke. Wa wonder what the kind cltlarie aald when they found we had flown the coop. Tell tha cltiaena of Dayton for uathat they hava ne aenae of humor. We were Juat celebrating the birthday of tho Kather of Our Oountry when ar-reeted, and wa think It outrageoua for the officiate of th great city of Dayton to appre henit Ufa.

becaMne It aecma we ware the only onea who appreciated tha great deedi he ae compllahed for the area teat nation the V. B. A. Of cnuree. wa had to have flaga to celebrate with mx we got one apiece.

Wo regret becoming Intoxicated, and we are leaving for Portland. Ore. We pledge nuraelve to voti never to become Intoxicated again. Youre re- apectmiiy, atoaepn rraaiar end Kicnard Mana- field." Manafleld and Frailer were arraated Tuee- day afternoon by Vat ml man Frank Wade on a charge or orunKcnneea ana flieoraeriy cmi-d-t. The polica any tMt tha youtha tore down eeveral Aaaa from houaee on Hecond avenue while Intoxicated and atarted to parade about town.

When their caa waa called In Folloa Court Wednnaday morning aa Irtventl-gatlon dtrvcloeed. that they eecaped. How It waa accompllahed la a myetery to city offlclale. aa both the cell and Jail doora ware locked and the bara were not cut. LUDLOW, KY.

Phllla Irroaa. yara old. M4 Weat Oak atreet, yeaterday au attained a broken left ann wnen ne reii rmm ma top oi a no car wnne employed aa a awltchman In the B. and O. U.

W. yard. ClnclnnaU. Machlnlrta helnera, employed tn the C. and O.

Railroad aloie. Covington, and In the N. O. and T. I'.

Railroad ahopa, Istidlow, laat nltrht In the tVuthern Hotel formed a union to be known aw Blue tram idga. international Aeaoctatlon of Macnimatr Hftpera. p. ron-Vi. Ir'ldciit of the Inter- the Orlfllth.

the two-year-old eon of Mr. and Mra. r. Ilalrd. Weat Oak atreet.

who la eup. toaet1 tn havw re rowed a poleen -tarrret Wedneedey. waa yeaterday taken to Sadlevllia, tky i or treatment, nia cvnoitiaso ia aenoua. FT. KY.

Utile B. Tl Tear, eld died re-larday at her reatdence, Holmes) avenue. Hh la survived hy h-r hustrand, FYana one eon. T. Thorpe Mllra.

of Pittsburg, four rl.t.ra Peter Tbornttm, Mr. 8. N. Hsse. m.n.

Ann. Pierre Ml. I.rlla Bouda. rSineral rvu-e. wtll be held Saturday at 1:30 p.

tn. at Highland M. E. Church. A', ft.

Iroy. Police Judge of Peyton. will deliver ae addreaa to the teacher, ef the Highland school, at o'clock thla afternoon it the new high -hooi building, judge i-eroy, who waa the flret teerher in the Incal echooia NEWS OF THE COURTS. Frank A. Oaaaard da Busalers la seeking a divorce from Oraoe Oaasard de Bus-slare, whom he married August aa, 1WT.

De Busslers Is a piano tuner. He charges that bis wife waa not satisfied with bis earning capacity and twice left his home and went to other cities. These tripe, he aaye, were presumably tor her to embark In business, but the husband charges that in reality they were planned so that she could associate with other men. They separated In March. 1U14, da Busntere states, Hs also requeeta Court to compel hia wife to reassuma her maiden name, Cummins, Mrs.

ds Buaslere la aald to ba living on Herbert avenue, Kvanstoa. C. 1. Hopping, attorney. mei an ne-niaciwei n.e noma, treated him.

cruelly and haa been toe friendly with other men, Frederick Harris, machinist. Is suing to be divorced from Edith Harris, who. ha eaya. alao la known as Edith Bradford. Ha also asks for the custody of their two children.

They Vera married October 3. lulu. P. P. Rover, attorney.

After hearing the evidence In the suit of Florence M. Helael. 42117 Kir by road, for divorce from Benjamin ML Airy farmer, Judge C. Hoffman granted the wife's plea on the ground of cruelty. By agreement Mra.

Helsel pays her husband 11.0UO and secures all their real estate. The wife charged that Helsel filled their home with cata. doge, guinea piga ond goldfish, but objected eireauoua-ly to work, and would lie In bed while ahe got up at I a. m. to milk the cows and look after the furnace In the greenhouses.

Attorney R. A. Mack re resented the wife. On the ground ef willful absence Ruth Mc Kit trick waa granted a decree dlvorc. Ing her from Jamea 'MoKlttrick, advertising man.

Brooklyn, N. Ths wife lives at VJUi Halpln avenue. They ware married In Ibuv and McKlttrlck left In 1MB, the wife testified. W. F.

Madden, attor. ney. Judge Hoffman entered a dismissal In the divorce suit of Gertrude against Henry Ruff, the evidence In which he heard laat week. Aa a eross-petltlon to the divorce suit of Oeorge Roth. Marie Roth chargea him with neglect and cruelty.

She also declares that laat Saturday, ths day he filed his divorce petition, he beat her. She asks for the divorce, with alimony and the custody of their child. Hsrry 8. Stevenson, salesman, was married to Nelle Wilee at Akron. Ohio, March 1913.

Without the formality of a divorce Harry again married July 31. WIS, at Lawreneeburg. hia seoond bride being Mildred Chambers, whom he and saw Mrs. Stevenson No. 1.

Tha re suit wss that both wives filed suits for divorce here September 23 laat. Stevenson wss srrested on a bigamy warrant aworn to In Indiana, and he was Indicted there. The divorce suits came up for hearing before Stevenson's trial In Indiana, and neither wife would consent to the divorce suits being tried until Stevenson's ease was heard. Bo Attorney W. W.

Symmea, representing both wives, dismissed their stills November lo. Aa the charge agalnat Stevenson In Indiana waa tried and disposed of January 0 last Mrs. Mildred Chambers Stevenson riled a new suit here for a divorce. Yesterday Mra Nelle Wiles Btevoneon came In with her second divorce suit. Each wlfs seta up the blgamoua marriage as ground for her divorce petition.

W. Bymmes, attorney. Entire Familjr Sues For Damages. Seven suits were filed In Common Pleae and Superior Courta yeatarday asralnnt Alice En.elli.rdU Beeretarv and Treasurer of the Potter Shoe Com- "VS. M.dd.e.own avenue, Clifton, In which a total ot 47.000 damagea la Baked for he tha viiiiur.a vi aawinj Komer, former Htate Bank Examiner, now, Secretary of tha Co.mopolltan Bank.

The aulta grow out of sn accident st Observatory avenue and Llnwood road. June 17, 111. when, It la alleged, Mlaa Engalhsrdt's automobile collided, with the Komer machine. Mrs. Josephine M.

Romer sues for 115.000. declaring that ahe waa Injured severely about tha lege, body and arms. -when the autos collided. The other suits are by the children, who sus through their father, B. Momer.

Anna May. 1 year old. demands damages for the shock to her system; Mary Agnes Romer, 4 years old; Edward Romer, 7 years old, and Elmer Romer, 11 years old, each demand fi.OOO damages for bruises and Injuries due to the shock to their nervous system. Anthony J. Romer, 10 years old, and Charles A.

Romer, It years old. ars suing for 11,000 each for their Injuries. Romer hsd sued for BCO damages to his machine, but dismissed that suit He also sued for Ms son, Joseph Romer, asking 11,000 damages for his Injuries. Vincent H. Beckman, attorney.

Would Break Second TJnole'g Will. Miss Bertha Belle Ward filed suit In Common Pleas Court yesterday, seek. Ing to set aside the will of her uncle. James R. Hallea, who died In February, 1116.

Halle's will left her but 1100. while othsr nlsces and nephews were given from 11,000 to 15.000 each from his 1 100,000 aetata, and the residns was left to his brother, John C. Halle, manager of R. A. Holden Co.

Attorneys, C. W. Baker and W. Taylor. In January, 1IH, Miss Ward sued to set aslds ths will of another uncle.

Dr. Oeorge W. Halle, brother of John C. and James R. Halle.

A verdict setting sslds ths will was returned by a Jury last Juns. This has been taken to Court of Appeals, however, and la pend ing there. Because of ths suit. It was said, James R. Halle cut oft tola niece In hia will.

Orand Jury Makes Eeport. A partial report was made by the grand Jury yeaterday, returning II indictments. Lillian Blttner, negreas, who. It Is alleged, shot and killed Adolphus Klce, negro, January. waa Indicted on a charge of flrat-degree murder.

Four Indlctmenta, charging robbery, were returned agalnat John Hays, two of them being against Hays and Oeorge Moore, while Noble Moore also waa Indicted on one charge that Is mads against Hays, New-Year's Eve. it la charged, Hays held up John Blndler and robbed him of 11 M. The same night he and Oeorge Moore held up Michael Disci poll and took hia watch and cents In cash, It Is chsrged. Separata Indictments charge Noble Moore and Hays with having held up Xucb Mats tbe night of January 11 and robbed him of a gold watch, while It la charged that on tha same night Hays and Oeorge Moors robbed Albert Tuengel of a knife and 11 eaah. Other Indictments returned ware: B.

K. Clements, aaaault and battery; Charles HedelmsifiraKor ArtnUf Cr KM, gaagtlK and battery, separate Indlctmenta; Dick Wilson, cuUIng to kill; Hani Taylor, grand lareeny; Marcos Knox artjtJeorge Burr, grand larceny, and Ed "Johnson, grand larceny. Oeta Damagea For Aaaault. A verdict for CO waa returned by Judge Caldwell's Common Pleas Jury yesterday In favor of Joseph Bross and. against Peter Nieheisel.

Bross sued for U.OWf damages for alleged assault and battery, he declaring that November 1, UU. Nie- helaal aaaanltMl anil kftsl him whan In ML nMSMrAw Aloyslua Cemetery, Bridgetown, after they had quarreled over a burial lot In cemetery. Attorneye O. J. Slallne Mid-Day MOST CONVENIENT TRAIN LANDS YOU AT GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL NEW LEAVE CINCINNATI 11:50 A.

M. ARRIVE NEW YORK 920 A. M. ARRIVE BOSTON 1155 A.M. THROUGH ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED SLEEPING CARS.

DINING CARS FOR ALL MEALS. TWO OTHER TRAINS LV. CINCINNATI 8:30 A. M. 6:05 P.

M. AR. NEW YORK 7:50 A. M. ftOO P.

M. AR. BOSTON 10:50 A. M. 835 P.

M. Tickets, sleeping car rsssrvstloaa and all in format km st CINCINNATI CITY TICKET OFFICE Pmirta aged Vina Streets Thons Main 16o r. wirru. i and Matthews Matthews represented Bross and Stanley K. Bowdle and fel.

C. Hauer tbe defense. Bajra Partner Abacouded. Alleging that his partner, John Murphy, has "absconded snd carried away all the moneys and books ot account" of the Murphy Motor Wagon Manufacturing Company, Canal and Main streets, Oeo. W.

Conlty Is suing In Insolvency Court for a dissolution of ths partnership, a receiver to take charge of the business and for an accounting from Murphy. The partnerahlp wss formed March 4, 11. Cloaa Luebbert, attorneys. Beoures Belease en Writ. Former City Detective Henry W.

Mc-Queaten aecured a writ of habeas corpus yesteiday for hia release from technical arrest by Notary P. P. Casey. McQuce-ten recently waa aued by Peter Kagln, who alleged he had a portnerahlp In the real eatata bualneaa with McUueaien and I Ih.l ha ernulrl taka ftenoal- tkns, and McQuesten, when called to the stand, refused to testify unless paid his fee In advance. Notary Caaey ordered him committed te Jail for contempt, but by agreement tha commitment waa made technical only, and a writ of habeaa cor.

pus was secured to test the right of the witness to dsmsnd hia fees before testifying. Judge May Issued a writ, returnable to-day. Attorneys King Derjee represent McQuesten. Demands 15,000 Damages, Alleging that he wss knocked down by one of the trscilon mall cars at Court and Vine streets February I laat. snd that he waa Injured seriously about the body and limbs.

Andrew J. Kmmett filed suit In Buneilor Court yesterday demand ing fAMio damages from the Cincinnati Traction Q. Hemma, Committee Preparing- To Keport Attorney. Alfred M. Cohen.

Frank H. Kunkel and Anthony B. Dunlap. appolnb ed by Judge Coagrave to Investigate chargea of misconduct upon the part of Jurors In the Vincent Doty trial, held a conference with Judge Coagrave yesterday. The committee probably will have a session to-day and will report to tne Court either to-day or to-morrow.

Herrmann Again en the Stand. Atiguat Herrmann was cro.s-eiamlned at length yesterday in the trlsl of the suit of Rohn Oelalnger. Allendale, brokers, agalnat Herrmann, I-ouls Werk and t'harlrs K. Hultmen. Herrmann waa aaked regarding what sort of security he demanded for his f-VOn losn to Bullman In the letter's brokersge business, snd his reply was that no security wss demanded, but an agreement wss to have been prenared and signed, but Bultmsn returned the gO.Ouo and said that he did not need It, so no agreement aver wss signed.

The evidence may be concluded to-day. HEW SUITS FILED. COMMON PL.KAS COURT. 11,44. The Oerman and 8.

Company va. Anna Ware et si. For and ot Clifford brown. HI1.430. Charle.

Treeeurer. ve. diaries r. Weber et al. For foreclosure of 111 ll.n.

caaipb.il, lllckealeuuer, Hauck a ca- MI.4M. Sam. U. V.n for forerlusur. of t.s lien.

CamobeU, Hlcksnloop-r, llauok A Canelle. 1M, tax John Snyder vs. CtnHnnatl Hewer Pipe Company, ror ll ST. William R. Collins.

IHI.4SS. nii-hard g). Rlmmond. va Joeeph T. K.ts.r.

Appeal from Squire Hauensrhlld. Hunt, Bennett A Utter. Anna M. Burner va Alice t-. Bngel-hardt.

Fir 10,000 as dsmasee. Vincent H. ilackman. IH1.4&6. Edward Romer vs.

Alice Raget-hardt. Per as damagea. Vincent H. Beckman. 1H1.4JXI.

Mary A. Romer vs. Alice I. Por 000 aa damagea. Vincent H.

Beck m.n. lai.4AT, fOtmer Romer vs. Alice Kngel-hardt. Por Sd.OOO as Vincent H. Berkm.n.

161.4ns. Jorephln. M. Romer vs. Alice L.

Bngrlh.rdt, Por $15,000 aa damages. Vincent H. Beckman. 1SI.4MI. rred Il.rrt.

vs. EMIth Harrla. For divorce. Paul P. Rover.

ll.4ou. Bertha Fl. Ward vs. John C. Halle, Eaecutor, To contest will of Jamea R.

Halle. William Taylor and Charles v- naker. Ifll.tSl. William Miller va. William Miller et al.

To conatrue will of Jacob Mueller. Roebllng A Ratterman. 161. 4HV. Prank A.

Oasssrd de Russlere vs. Orse. Oaseard de HuMl.re. Per divorce. Charle.

Hopfrine. 1ill.4fl. Appllc.ilon of Henry W. McQueatsa for writ of n.be.. corpus.

K. 8. King. 1SI.4A4. Palernlty charge flled Cluster Rlioades.

1I.4A. Nell. W. Stevenson vs. Marry 8.

Stevenson. Por divorce. W. W. Rymmee, COl'RT OP INSOLVENCT.

S.ssn. fleorge W. Conley va. John Murphy. Por receiver and dissolution of p.rtnershlp.

floss a tM.bb.rt. SL PEIUOR COURT. M.safi. Anthony J. Romer va Alice Bn- g.

lhardt. Par as damag.s. Vincent H. Beckmen. M.nutt, charle.

A. Romer va Alice L. Engel- h. r.t. ror gtl.Oui) as damages, Vincent M.

Berkm.n. ml Andrew J. Kmmeht Th. rinetw. nail Tractloa Company, ror as damages.

UNITED STATES COTJBTS. Ouy W. Mellon, receiver of the Superior Portland Cement Company, In the case of Frances H. Williamson vs. H.

Justus Colling' at ir7CTtrdT "filed Tmumted Btatea District Court his 84th report, covering the operations of the company for the month af January, ItlV- -The report shows receipts totaling $11,425 8A; caah on hand. January 1, I42.T81 88; eaah disbursements for January, 122,078 83, and a balance on hand January 1. $31,880 42. Settlement la Announoed. When the case of the Blark-Clawson Company va.

the Sterling Paper Company was called for trial In United States District Court yesterday counsel told Judge Holllster that a settlement had been agreed upon between the partlea outetde of Court and aaked for the dismissal of the suit. The Plack-Clawson Company sought ths recovery of approximately Limited i) YORK or Unloa I 125,000, alleged te be due as a balance on tha purchase price of paper-making machinery furnished by It to tke defendant company. The defendant preeented a counterclaim that the machinery was not SB represented and sought damagea for nearly T2.itl. Attorney Oeorge H. Warrington, for the plaintiff, declined to make public tha terma of settlement, but Intimated that the defendant had agreed to pay the plaintiff a substantial sum In satisfaction of Its claim, Chargea Contributor -jNee-Htrenre The Cincinnati Traction ComuanV "e-fendant In tha personal Injury suit of Nannie J.

Romana. yeaterday flled Ita answer In United States District Court, In which, for want of knowledge, denial la made of the cltlseuehtp and residence of the plaintiff. Aa a second and third defense ths company avers that any In-Jury received by the plaintiff waa due to ber negligence and not to any on the part of the company, as alleged In her petition. Dismissal of the suit Is asked for. Tarry Za Appointed Trustee.

Referee drove yesterday appointed Charlee B. Terry. Cincinnati. a Trustee In Bankruptcy of the estate of Martin Rothan, Cincinnati, bankrupt Bond waa fixed at H. Naturalisation Matter.

A petition for raturaltsatloa was filed In United BUtee District Court yeaterday by Michael Urban, Hungarian, M0S Central avenue, tailor. First rltlsensiilp papers were Issued to Sllvurle Frtlnl, Italian, 'JO year, old, Boone atreet. laborer; Mlchele Drecchlo, Italian, 18 yeara old. Mar. quia street.

Isborer! Olovsnna Drecchlo. Italian SO years old. XHS Msrquts street, laborer, snd Vlto Vlsl. Italian, Pears old. JUT Broadway, fruit merchant.

J-J) POISON Taken By MiBtaks For Sleeping Tablet Pro-yea Fatal To Lexington Society Leader. arscut. Disrins TO TSS ssociaas. Lexington, February 84. Mra.

WII-. lie Sayre-Short, former wife of W. A. D. ot Lexington, died at 12:10 this morning, as the result of the action of a tablet tekin In the morning of Fs'iru-sry Id.

Mrs. Short's parents stated that she hsd returned home nervous from psrtldpst-Ing In a performance of "Kermlsa." snd had supposed she was taking a soothing tablet to produce sleep. She waa conscious for the first three days of her illness but during the laat Ave daya the action of the elowb ut deadly poison robbed her of any apparent knowledge of her surroundings. W. A.

D. Short cams to Lexington ea soon ss he heard ot the plight of hie former wife, and was at ths hospital almost constantly, hoping that ahe might become reconciled to him, but It ia atated that hs arrived too lste to converse with her. EE NAMES TOBAXEX. ieBCtat pisraTcn to xna SKQUiaaa. Columbua, Ohio, February 24.

Former Benator J. B. Foraker Is the second- choice candidate of Robert Allen, who seeks to go to the Republican National Convention from the Twelfth Congrea-slonal District As Foraker Is not a can-dldata and has not given consent for the use of his name It will be for the Franklin County Board ot Electione to say whether Allen's papers are valid. nnniNANCB. NO.

60S An ordlnanoe to annex certain property and territory te the city ot Be It ordained oy the City Council of the City of Ludlow: Section 1. That the City of tudlow Ky tropoeee to annex to the- said City of udlow the following described property and territory, sod that same Is BorsLir ordered annexed, to wit: Beginning at the center of Weat street and the south line of the Ludlow Highway, alao at a point In the east ocrpuia-tlon line; thence eouthwerdly with th. center- ot We.t to center of Wrsi street, running eaat and weet In the C'liy gWeeCovtagtnD. with a Una parallel with the Ludiow Highway, to where aald line Intersects the aouth corporation line -ejection The City Clerk Is hereby ei. thortaed and directed to publish tiiui out, nance for not leaa than three vevks in the daily newspapers current In In.

of Ludlow. Becuon ins i'T directed snd authorised to enter ami ami do all things neoensary In romtnniic With rJeollon oo.i, iM-muni oiuuut. Henllon 4. All ordinance, or pnri. ot ordinances In onnflh with this oiinin are hereby repealed nua ueciaiea nnj B.

This ordinance ahHll be force and take effect from an. I afi.r I pa. use, approval and publlcaUun, a. inquired by law. Adopted Febriiary IT, lom.

W. H. CULI.K.V. City cl-rk. Approved Peirinry 17.

run. CHAii. VVUiiii Uajur. aan-pjjsxexeafBsas I Heartaches, Neuralgia, 11 Rheumatic Palna II ninrkburn'-i I Often Banished II I By Relieving Con.tlpatlon.