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Appropriation Measures Only Stand Good Show of Going Through NOM 10IP MORE SHIPS DEMANDED tEuropean War Will Likely Cause Expansion of Naval Policy Sperial to The nr-Telegram BY JAMES MONTAGUE WASHINGTON Nov The Sixty-second congress of the United States composed of a Republican senate and a Democratic house will begin its concluding session at noon 'Monday Since the adjournment of congress Aug 26 a ninnber of things have them being a general election As a result the Sixty-second congress is about to totter on its last wobbly legs to its own funeral and not much in the way of virile and original legislation is to be expecti from it Club and lk lake Club anu Lams ewntleoe: became the ChAt to --N trWil ltt te me Immo wth Sent Hne 1flL late lee end oen became the 1 Mt Sent Ct i ene eolnee ES707s rpm I 66 Snt Cts 664646 Sainte 4 446 416416 zed oebotset 11661 I --r- i 1 1 rw' 1-sterr rrrdw 1 Vr dhit -a socrrott tho dror sWaom ofat worsfasstft slb dares to w000 fssol asal food ssystod Wow 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consul at Prisrend had been mutilated qt octo14F410o 'gll i 1 '4 od gai 444 1444401 go coao4 te4a VI on II A 6 T0 a 'g t0 54 64 co sOao es C' 1 7 1 I Wi N'''''' vms------ --1-- ----7- --I -7---- ddrtoomo Zr- t7- tz qtlik 7: 7--- PRICE: 2 ri 10 voTEs 01E I HODGES ELECTION AS KANSAS GOV I ir kf k'''I 29 VOTES GIVE Special to The Star-Tclegram TOPEKA Ran Nov 30--CharlesIL Sessions secretary of state issued a certificate of election as governor to Charles Hodges late this afternoon within half an hour after the supreme court had overruled the motion for a rehearing filed by the attorneys for Arthur Capper and had also dissolved the restraining order which had prevented the state canvassing board from immediately proceeded to canvass the election returns accepting the supple- mental returns These figures give Hodes a lead of twenty nine votes The board quickly twenty-nine votes The board quickly no in is as in of to ottrotes Thole tottom tr otto to do tt work this twoe I NOW 011 5Totvert odtto tett w11 6610 4 to do 4do work tkoo twoe fl- pf lie heft toro 1116 -7--'-- ---7--'--51' --z-- TUN gPPI Ln PIKEI 1410 PRE 011111 NOT I-- s----- r----- --4----: CITY EDITION CENTS 5 CENTS ODELL VSJOHNSON Noted Orators Meet in Tragic Debate BIG CROWD LISTENS i Courtroom Is Packed to Hear Speeches in Famous Case GOES TO JURY MONDAY Will McLean and Senator Han ger to dose Arguments Charge Will Follow Two of the most famous at- torneys in Texas battled for the life of John Beat Sneed in the Seventeenth district court- room Saturday Both crators of high reputation both men of renown politically as well as their chosen profession held crowds spellbound during what usually a tedious proceeding Cone Johnson pictured Sneed the highest type of citizen bravely battling for his family a peaceable way until pushed over the "precipice" and demanded his vindication Senator Odell pictured him seeking out em out an aged man to eancedupoannd score his se'clefe vengeance his wreak as forfeit to the law Johnson spoke in all five hours Senator Odell had not finished when court adjourned When Odell finished his speecti Monday William McLean Jr I the defense will speak and then Senator Hanger of the prosecution will close The case will go to the jury Monday night "Cone Johnson did not wait for the court to charge this jury" Odell said "He invited the jury to spit upon the charge of the court This court's charge will be sufficient for us" Then he turned to the jury His voice was low so low that disappointed spectators in the rear of the courtroom left Not once did the speaker turn from the jury "Hired" Prosecution "You have been reminded frequently every day for three weeks that three us are hired counsel It seemed of prime importance to counsel for the defense that you should know we are 'hired prosecutors' "I have never believed it a great wrong for the loved ones of a murdered man to assist the state in securing vindication of the law and securing the law's justice "It seems to me without reference the denunciation you simply have (CONTENTITED ON PAGE THIRTEEN1 i 1 1 i 1 I BfILKANS ISTICE DISCLOSED MIT PAGES ALBERT PATRICK PATRICK COMING FOR CONFERENCE OVER RICE WILL ocelot to The Star-Tere2rem NEW YORK Nov 30---A1bert Patrick is reported to have secretly! left New York tonight with the wife who has so energetically fought in 1lis behalf for ten years ThQ- go on one of the longest delayed honeymoons on record Patrick declared that lit would keep his movements in the near future as secret as possible According to the statements of friends Patrick will go to St Louis and later on to Texas In Houston are the administrators of the Rice Institute and with them he wants to have a heart-to-heart talk although they have not wired him any invitation to that end Patrick figures that if the last Rice 1 ft 1: 01tokzett 4 1i-it: 4-- '-r llf 44 F--77-4 77 Altii4: 1 1 r--: -1 2 I -2-'41 I stiz -2f1416 4 i 1 1 44 CM 'i I i- 4( I 4 ItS -614 1 ca" -o 1 -77'" e- 4r-2Nt-k I irc" 4 -f1'7 1 i''1 ill A bi lb ii' 11 a 1 :11 1 It' i 1 11 iv li 1 I 1' 11 1 11 l' 't 1 i 4 1' 1 1' 1 1 1 :1 4 -I i 1 It 4 1 'I 1 ''-i 1 I 1 I I i 't i fll 1 14 I i 1 i i i I I I 1 i First Day's Contributions Total Praises Campaign GOOD FELLOWS :7 A reavers $2L0 Bates 200 Dr Cooper 500 (2 haves 10)0 Couch 1000 Sam Joseph 2500' CPilveston man 500 Hogan 500 A Shuman 500 tia Iveston man 500 Hogan 50o A Shuman 50o Employes Star-Telegram editorial rooms 3500 Total $10450 From the way "The good fellows" of Fort Worth are "kicking in" the poor little kiddies who haven't known a real Christmas for many years Nvill have a Christmas that Nil1 be a real Christmas this year No campaign ever started by The star-Telegram has met with such popular approval or such ready responses in the way of contributions Friday afternoon before the city edition had been on the streets an hour three contributions had been received Each mail Saturday brought contribuitions in amounts from one dollar up and Saturday showed a totpi of $10450 reached and the Good Fellows Club only a day old At this rate the Good Fellows Club is going to he about the biggest in town about Christmas time and there is going to be enough funds in the treasury to gladden the hearts of hundreds of poor little kiddies The biggest contribuition came in Saturday night in the shape of a check from Sam A Joseph proprietor of Joseph's cafe Mr Joseph sent in a cheek for $25 with a note indorsing the campaign and praising The Star-Telegram for its efforts to brighten The hearts of the poor kids A Galveston business man who declined to Lave his name used sent in a cheek for tie said he read of the campaign in Saturday's paper and though only here for a few hours felt that he ought to do his part Rogan manager of the Owens lumber yard on the north side sent in $5 to be credited the memory of his brother Regan and a letter praising the campaign This letter reads: "Star-Telegram Good Fellows Club: As mentioned in your paper my brother Hogan was killed in New Mexico Nov 24 He left a wife and one baby and he was a prince of good fellows He sleeps now in Oakwood cemetery but before the year pass away I want his name enrolled 'vith those who will make some other orphan than his own happy for se has enough Please enroll his name an may God bless The Star-Telegram in its noble work Attached is my ROGAN" Other contributers of the day editorial room $35 Dr James Cooper $5 A Shuman $5 Bates $2 There is no specified amount required for membership in the Good Fellows club Any -good fellow" that wants to help the poor little kids out and give them a real happy ChrisLreas can have his name enrolled by contributing Contributions from $1 up are accepted The Star-Telegram hopes that there yin be enough Good Fellows that the idea will atteal to to raise several thousand dollars for this fund and provide Christmas cheer for all of the poor children of the city As explained before the plan is to raise the fund appoint a committee of well known business men to assist in the purchase and distrihution of Christmas haSk(tS that will gladden the hearts of these little unfortunates It doesnt cost much to make a child happy A little toy in go further in brightening the day for a little fellow that has never known a real Christmas than a $10!) present for SOTle on in more fortunate circumstances Its lard to turn (10W11 a little kiddie when it doesn't cost much and hy the organization of the Good Fellows Christmas cheer can be spread arnong thousands of children that otherwise would be sad and nobody need he out much Fort Worth is just full of fellows" There are more in Fort Worth to the square inch than any other city in Texas They have never failed yet to come up with their part whenever calied upon They're coming into the Good Fellows Club and they're going to make a Christmas for the poor kids of -Fort'Worth is lust full of "good fei- lows: There are more in FOrt Werth to the square inch than any other city in Texas They have neve'r vet to come up with their part whenever callefi upon They're coming- into the Good Fellows Club and they're -oinc to make a Christmas for the poor kids of Fort Worth that will be remembered for many a day Just watch em Send your contribution no matter how Small to the Good FellOWS Club care Star-Telegram DO IT NOW Man and Woman Found Dead LOUISVILLE Ky Nov Newell a railroad official of Jackson Miss and a unidentified young woman apparently 25 were found 'oiead today in a a room a local hotel They had been asphyxiated by gas The police believe death was accidental and that the wind blew out the gas as all the windows were open The couple met at a restaurant for the first time last night 0 4 a 0 JURY OF WOMEN RETURNS VERDICT 0 1PORADO Kan Nrv After three snd a rialf hours' de- bera-on the first woman jury a in this county retuinecl a ver- diet l'rt night for the I laintiff 0 :11 thr sum of $1200 in the case of Boeck against Carie Schrieber and others foe cltro- age At a previous term of -olp 0 ths case was tried before tty or men and the July d1saqt4el OP Regarding these reports however I declaring the election result diplomatic opinion here is agreed that The c4nvassing board had been in if such acts were committed by Ser- vians Servia will be quick to ade- practically continuous session since quately punish those guilty either of morning waiting for action by the su- her own accord or under the influence preme court As soon as the board which Russia will surely exert I was informed that the court had over-Peace Pact Agreed To? 1 ruted the motion for a rehearing and LONDON Nov 20--A message to had dissolved the restraining order it declaring the election result Daily Mail from Sofia states that the pews has been received there from hatalja to the effect that all the an armistice ficulties in way of have been overcome and the hellig- 1 lerents have agreed to cease hostilitiesd erents have agreed to cease nostnittes the opposing armies retaining their present positions pending the outcome of the peace negotiations The Turks are to keep Scutari and Adrianople Nvhile surrendering the Adrianople railway station to the Bulgarians and raising the blockade of the Bul garian coast Exportation of Horses Prohibited BERLIN Nov 30--The Wiener Zeitung publishes a rvntrni order Exportation of Horses Prohibited Zeitung publishes a government order BERLIN Nov 'Wiener from 1 I i Nv 1 woman who is here to pay the last prejudice against this poor old signed up its report and adjourned sine die Secretary of State Sessions im- i tribute to the memory of the man hw's mediately issued a certificate of elec- ith whom she walked down life tion to Hodges There is no longer a ighway for nearly forty years doubt that George Hodges will be in- "Airs Boyce is not asking ven- augurated as governor Jan 31 He will geance She is asking only for the be the second Democrat inaugurated administration of the law We have of Kansas in the history of the law as well as the facts on our Really the only work for this mixed will is probated he will stand inno- i public body to do is to pass appro- cent before the world if the document priatioa bills and go home But be- is accepted after such a lapse of time 1 tween nOW and Al arch 4 there NV ill be he will be cleared of all suspicion of i time to do a good many other things forgery and incidentally of ordering some of which must be done The Valet Jones to kill Ric most important of these is the im- For months in Sing Sing he has peachment of Judge Robert Arch- been outlining Le course he intended bald of the court of commerce against to pursue if he was ever pardoned and whom charges have been brought by des ite th statement that nothing had the judiciary committee of the house beenP settled on itls under- of representatives The senate will sit stood he has his plan of campaign as a court to try Archbald and the ac- well in mind Cusing judiciary committee will send James Osborne who prosecuted a subcommittee of seven members to Patrick said today there had never act as prosecutor been a plainer case of first degree mur- Long Trial Predicted der than the death of Rice Inasmuch as the senate has not Patrick got a severe jolt today in tlueh practice lately in impeaching his ambitious intent to go into court and as every law point in diS- his a fight to upset the original will pute must be taken up and voted on and to substitute for it the discredited by the entire body it will be quite a will under which the liberated 'while before the senate Nv ill have any convict would come into possession of time for appropriation bills the bulk Rices huge fortune In the house the Pujo committee As Patrick of was pondering over the which has been making an investiga- legal battle that he wants to precipi- tion into the money trust rill resume tate to re-establish himself by means its labors and 'kVill call some very important figures in of the alleged forged will as Rice's sole executor and manager of the Rice mil- Morgan Jacob Schiff August Belmont and Thomas Ryan to sup- lions there arrived a telegram from ply it with information Sarroiel Un- his brotber-in-law John lTilliken termeyer who is counsel tor the corn- the wealthy merchant of St Louis Nvill conduct all the investig-a- Who spent thousands of dollars to ohtions The date of the first session thin Patrick's liberation In effect the has not vet been fixed telegTam read like this: When the two bodies g-et down to 'The newspapers here report that the hard gruelling work on the op- you have retained William 01- Iropriations an oOportunity will he eott to start litigation against the given the Democratic house to atone trustees of the Rice estate Snch acfor its paring on battleships of the tion is suicidal I shall not aid you in last session A bill prfyviding for thrct i it or give it countenance in any man-battleships will be introduced which ner I advise you to stop talking to will go a long way towa rd supplying the newspapers Go hide yourself" the 'United States with an adequate This rebuff gave Patrick a distinct tavY The Republican senate passed chill The day before he had volubly the two battleship bills at the last outlined his plan to take into the pro-session and can be counted upon to bate court the will pronounced by three vote for two or three battleships this I courts to be a forgery and to have rear himself put in control of the rich es-Influence of Balkan War tate left by the man of whose murder Many of the members of the naval he was convicted Committee of the house who have come i A dispatch from Houston tonight to town have been talking of the ab- stated that Valet Jones upon whose Solut necessity of a mire aggressive evidence Patrick was condemned to naval policy now that the European the chair was seen in 'Western Texas countries are threatening to get each a few days ago He shows no dispoother by the ears as a result of the sition to get back into the limelight hostilities in the Near East The court record of Houston show While the doings of the next con- that $100000 has been paid out of the gress are not of the most immediate Rice estate to lawyers engaged in the Importance the talk of statesmen Y1 OW prosecution of Patrick ETriving in Wash ington runs more On 4 lle tion future Of than Speaker in the present Re- ORNER TRIAL CLOSING elec Clark practically Conceded for a long time became cur- tam after the arrival last night of Os- Night Session Is Held in Pecos Texas tar Underwood chairman of the Case rays and means committee of the PECOS Texas Nov louse and the only possible rival Mr in the case of Mrs Agnes Omer Clark might be called upon to meet charged with kil4g her 11-year-old Leaders who talked with Underwood daughter at El Paso in 1911 by poison Came away convinced that the Ala- was begun this afternoon at o'clock by baman would be entirely satisfied with Robert Neal for the state followed his majorit3- leadership and that the by Charles Owen for the defense Judge Perfect accord that existed between Isaacks at 5 oclock adjourned court him and the speaker at the last ses- until 7 in at which time Judge I Sion would be continued Ross opened for the defense followed 92-Day Session by Will Brady for the state Clark has been at his desk for sev- Dr 0 Wright of El Paso testieral days planning the work of the fled this morning in rebuttal of Mrs coming session After doing a little Orner's testimony He said there was figuring he announced that although nothing to indicate her husband was the session will last for ninety-two a morphine fiend if so he would have days there will be but twenty-six days detected it Witnesses left for home for actual work on appropriation bills tonight and that it will take some good hard steady work to get them out of the i7e From the ninety-two days of the it- whole session must be subtracted four-011talloW' limmir AL teen for the Christmas recess thirteen Sundays thirteen Mondays on which all measures must be taken up under tnanimous consent thirteen Wednes- East Saturdly or Son-days sacred unfler a new rule for the day night Monday generally fair hills on the calendars and thirteen Fri- colder West Sundrey: by '1CONTTNUT1711 ON PAr417 TWITerTrritn) night in north portion Mondpr foil- will is probated he will stand innocent before the world if the document Is accepted after such a lapse of time' he will be cleared of all suspicion of forgery and incidentally of ordering! Valet Jones to kill Rice For months up in Sing Sing he has been outlining the course he intended to pursue if he was ever pardoned and despite the statement that nothing had been definitely settled on it is understood he has his plan of campaign well in mind James Osborne who prosecuted Patrick said today there had never been a plainer case of first degree murder than the death of Rice Patrick got a severe jolt today in his ambitious intent to go into court with a fight to upset the original will and to substitute for it the discredited Patrisdc will under which the liberated convict would come into possession of the bulk of Rices huge fortune As Patrick was pondering over the legal battle that he wants to precipitate to re-establish himself by means of the alleged forged will as Rice's sole executor and manager of the Rice millions there arrived a telegram from hi: brother-in-law John Milliken the wealthy merchant of St Louis who spent thousands of dollars to oh- thin Patrick's liberation In effect the teleram read like this: 'The newspapers here report that you have retained William 01- Coq to start litigation against the stated that Valet Jones upon whose ev the chair was seen in Western Texidence Patrick was condemned to as a few days ago He shows no dispo- sition to get back into the limelight The court record of Houston show that $100000 has been paid out of the Rice estate to lawyers engaged in the prosecution of Patrick T---- ORNER TRIAL CLOSING Night Session Is Held in Pecos Texas Case PECOS Texas Nov in the case of' 31rs Agnes orner charged with killir her 11-year-old daughter at El Paso-in 1911 by poison was begun this afternoon at o'clock by Robert Neal for the state followed by Charles Owen for the defense Judge Isaacks at 5 o'clock adjourned court until 7 in at which time Judge Ross opened for the defense followed by Will Brady for the state Dr 41 Wright of El Paso testi- fled this morning- in rebuttal of Mrs Orner's testimony He sa id there was nothing to indicate her husband was a morphine fiend if so he would have detected it Witnesses left for home tonight 1 IL '7--- 11 -T I 4yA East Saturclav or Son- driy night Monday generally fair colder I West Suridrvy: by 1 --tirly-k Al' rvrIolVv flitr I Roetal to The Star-Telegram CONSTANTINOPLE Nov council of ministers late today in spe- cial St'SSiOn approved a protocol for an I I ar rnis ice between Turkish and Bal- I kan armies submitted by the peace plenipotentiaries and the armistice Nvill be signed tomorrow The plenipotentiaries were in session all clay at their meeting place behind the Tchatalja lines They agreed early on the general terms of the armistice spent the remainder of the day considm-ing minor points The porte withholds information as to the exact terms of the agrtfement but 10 tile eXaCt LeFITIS OL ztgrevilwriL out i it is understood from a semi-official source that the Turkish delegates agreeI to the disarmament of Altrio I nople and a payment of a large war in- demnity War Preparations Continue LONDON Nov 30--Attt-r another day of suspense tonight finds the Austro-Russian AN-fir cloud even more hreatening with active preparations for war going on with unabated haste and no encouragements of a hopeful charuc tr' An armistice between Turkey a nd tho Balka allies is expected to lw a ranged tomorrow but the real in- nace to he peace of Europe persists Dispatches from Vienna report great agitation over reports that the Aus MAL OF LYON 11S It Si MARSHAL CAUSES SURPRISE Spcial to The Star-Teiegram SI-TERMAN Texas Nov Lyon Federal marshal of the Eastern district of Texas who was removed President Taft made the following statement tonight: know very little about the report of my removal I received a message yesterday saying I would be removed but that there were no eliarges against me If I am to be fired On the charge that I am Cecil Lyon's brother of course I am guilty and so plead I have wired the attorney general asking him for more particulars" Lyon was a popular and successful officer and made a good record in office For many months during the presidential campaign he was very sick and part of the time critically having been operated on for appendiHis removal as marshal was received with much surprise here He was one of the original Taft men in this state eN'er l' ever heled le destiny 14W el WU tti 1111c1 "le This is the most important c-afs-i tri Texas No twelve men der in their hands as you do i iii-iaOstigneoSt iSdeltienremeritnaeldn: Scores as Capper himself of law and or- forbidding the export of horses 9 Defense Austria-Hungary A to Meet Here "This is the best dramatized Ca Se: little educated at G- DALLAS Nov 30--Directors of the' 4 ever tried in a Texas courthouse PREACHER AGED 10 Texas division of the Travelers' Pro- Sneed is not a man of few words or tective Association held a session in learning He was ed IA a Dalla today and reviewed the bust- Southwestern '17niverity at George- ness of the past quarter Following tmwn at Princeton University and the session it was announced that the then at our State University at Aug- -oeuotiagainst could hav him I NAd-Nh advantages and aisa yr I organization was in a flourishing con- tin I am not saying this to prejudio 3 1 tdittt ct)nn toThheoldbotahred atactceepetoendytrin-let convention ytin- witnesses are me Fort Worth May 9 and 10 1913 The I ha total membership with those enrolled! their art as the painter who irnO Saturday is 2310 the largest in the knows hi the has You saw Henry Bowman with his dieS His V' FIE ATTAcKED GIRL history of the organization The next quarterly meeting of the directors will monds a gentleman of leisure ttirg be held at Corpus Christi in February in the stage scenery well Judge I Vaughon and Sam Shadle of lulls-Negro lulls-Negro Negro Kills Negro boro are men who know the value' 60 DALLAS Nov a fight over a soft voice an they have used a card game Henry Scott negro had "And Sneed is a suave man with Special to The Stor-Te7earam his throat slashed from ear to ear and a strong personality who told his a died almost instantly The police are story in his own winning way told A re a searching for another negro known as it to resist the facts that rose up in a is sure erkth eNreovis a0G1Ju isn pathway during the progress of I I am innocent el 'i ne Joe Parsons A short time after this his Isaac Franklin another negro was this trial yicted through a conspiracy" yersNabi cnesriptira cIy "w(alfscicaorned- shot in the stomach with a double- "I do not say these things Powell 70-year-od Baptist mi- to barreled shotgun and is dying at the prejudice you but I want you to citY ln-n' hospital His assailant who is ow what kind of men ou are deal- i escaped ter in the circuit court today just mg with unknown before Judge Evans sentenced him for Praises Captain Boyce criminally assaulting Nellie "Think of the defense talking of the pioneers of Texas and how they Following his statement Powell re- 0 HUNTERS KILLED would have done just as Sneed did! ceiyed a sentence of twenty-one years 1 4 1 That grand old man in the penitentiary He is so feeble he CHICAGO Nov 30--The Boyce lived in Texas when Texas was has to be led back to jail where he 1: hunting season so far this year a republic In the Indian days he spent two weeks in reading a has been a hard the protected the women and children and as hunters Reports from all parts in order to save this man from the Bible The jury that convicted Powell i 1 of the tilted States show that law they abuse poor old Captain left the punishment to the court ninety-eight persons were killed Boyce The aged man's son JacR 29- was -7- and more than 100 injured in "The defense has asked why Cap- accidents while the were out tam Boyce said 'My God there's Sneed qentenced to sery seven 3-ears on the when Sneed entered the lobby after game Special to The Stor-7e7earam VAN BVIIEN Ark Nov as sure as I believe there is a God in 1 heaven I am innocent I was con- victed through a conspiracy- declared 'I IV Powell 70-year-o Baptist in- 1 ister in the circuit court today just! before Judge Evans sentenced him for i criminally assaulting Nellie Nehelty 13 1 Following his statement Powell re- ceived a sentence of twenty-one years 1 in the penitentiary He is so feeble he has to be led back to Jail where he has spent two weeks in reading a I Bible The jury that convicted Powell left the punishment to the court 1 The aged man's son Jac was sentenced to serve seven years on the This governor the state Whether contest proceedings This is the most important case il 1 be filed after the inauguration of ever tried in Texas No twelve men iHodges is uncertain as Capper himself ever held the destiny of law and or- i has not determined der in their hands as you do his throat slashed from par to ear and died almost instantly The police are searching for an known as Isaac Joe Parsons A short other negro time after thiq Franklin another negro shot in the df stomach with a wa uhlp- ucinti hwitaI: assailant who is Hlis arreled shotgun and is (lying at the osp al n' st 9g HUNTERS KILLED 4 CHICAGO Nov 30 The hunting season so far this year has been a hard the hunters nt theer si 7 nlilteeT States tf from rn show Tarts ef cAr at ninety-eight persons were killed and more than 100 injured in accidents while they were out after game YI I I 4 i JP same day his convicted on the same charge 0 0 11'.