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ROOSEVELTS EXPEDITION
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pursuance of advkes recently receiredfrom R J CMmta wm the guide anagenera aiaameer of the expedition who
been te Brltiafe a t Attica for amonth or more the President expects tosail for New York on March U on boardthe North German Lloyd liter Konig Al-
bert for Naples and after a weelfssightseeing te that vicinity will take thenew German Stet African Bneron April a for Mombasa te British EastAfrica at which point be will actuallybegin his great bunting expedition
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Secrecy ManifestedMuch secrecy is being manifested as w
the exact day of departure from totecomtry sad the dates on which Koosc-
velt will leave Naples becaOee not only
has the Prealdeet been hooded with appficatkms from leading newspapers andmagazines te this country sad Europe fetpermission to have representatives
but the steamahip lines have beenby enterprising pubttBhers with
a view of suns te the regular waywhat has been denied them as a privilege
The President feels that Inasmuch ashe will be a private citizen at the timeof iris departure and a man desirous toget out of the Hmel tit his wishesshould be respected and he be permittedto leave the country quietly and hisocean voyage and his later movementsbe unheralded
QuakeThere is an impression that when OoL-
Ronsevrit reaches Naples he will takeadvantage of a day interim fee
the arrival of one steamship andthe departure of the ether se visit theearthquake region in Southern Italy
It has been whispered that Mrs Boosewelt and her daughter Miss Ethel wMaccompany the distinguished hunterfar as Naples and remain te Europe untilhe returns te the spring of 1910 to nilthe engagements e has already made toecture at Parts the Oxford University
and the University of Berlin but theWhite House insists that Mrs Rooseveltwill remain at Oyster Bay during theentire time her husband is abroad
The British govemwent anticipatingCol desire for privacy hasrefused all applications for huntinglicenses ia the territory to be visitedduring the entire time mapped out for thenotable expedition and it is understoodthat special orders have been given aythe Colonial oce to keep out of the
all the people it will be possible tocontrol
OoJ Roosevelt may se many familiarfasces however for from Mombasa
coast to Uganda on the edge of
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For the District of Columbiaand Maryland General fair to-
day and tomorrow variable
LOCAL OPTION REPEAL
Wet Majority in One CountySeeded Vote
Indfenapola I L Imo fcTbe hoavywet majority gfcnm in Wayne Ouwtya
option ofeethM yesterday te regardedIflr nonXJchuts hew as deciding the rfctoryof the hjeat option repeal MB m the House
of representatives Up to today the ad-
vocates were unable to thruster more thanYetis the measure
than one of a constitutioiiai ma-jority
The majority to Wayne give thenecessary fiftyone votes for the repealbfli I addition to thhv a ral temper-ance Damerrats who were opposed terepeal and who have fatted to outer Ute
caucus may see the matter te a differentHght yesterdays election
EEW YORK DEMOCRATS CLASH
Croker and Murphy Force WillBattle for Mayoralty
New Feb That a slit Is themat often ftetweea the Creker and X r-
phy forests for Democratic control In
New Yorks mayoralty cam-
paign IE ant became plate feedaywhoa a rumor to the ICed that Joha
CarrOU had DeeR selected te lead therevolt against Charlos F Murphy wasgiven wile circulation
Politicians on the inside new interpretRichard Crekers prolonged visit an thisside as part of the campaign
Two or throe mayoralty candidates havealready been sotmdaa and the oldguard which resresente the Creker feel-ing ia Tnmaanj s aupMjcd to Mw hy-wffi ratty to Use support of the Crofear-caadMntcc Her district lender IB eight orore accgmhly dletrici
One of tbe aspiring faciaws mehidmifone of the meet powerful Twaumany tend-ers today bcvoght forth Thomas 3-
Mutry president of the Immigrant Sarnie Beak as a candidate for mayor Heis ehnHMj aaooeiated with Carrofl
OOLLEOTOR GAUSEEff RESIGNS
Reported that D A RIchardion WillSnccccd Him
San Juan Porto Rico Feb fcJ ACanton codec tor of customs for PorteWee hoe reaa d It Is reported thatD A Richardson at Geneva N wW
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W sW on has ordered CommodoreItarl Bohrer commaodaat of theJean naval station to advise theyants of that nmoerty before the Anw-k J occiqpiiVy to vacate Le s contro-vo sy al 1a the tactthat PortA RIQ was the owner of thosemade whfcii tt coded to the UaKed Statesfor naval jmrposes giving the dwellersopoa it other land in exchange They are-alfcJwc Hx mptKhs i which to vacate
Deutschland Oomes to Stop Almost
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Occupants of York SlcyKcrnjiersFlock to VIndoT to See
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New York Feb t The unusuallade this U r ooB of a Rouge
ei d tfaer at a deed stop almostmfdetramt in the North River directlyta the course of the Pennsylvania
ferryboats plying between Oertlaadstreet and Jersey C ly tithed the upperwindows of skyscrapers fronting meetPretty two Mack bees went vp inthe of the big ship ladteat-l g that she was vader control and
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s Ute Hambor Asaerfeaji Linebound out for Madehr and the MedHerraneAa with 9H cabin passengerswas la churge of a pilot with her eomMaDder Capt KaempR standing by
Soon a squadron of tugs was aroundthe ships asking far a job of towingThe captain however had found thevessel had rounded would Beat athigh tide Therefore he was net alarmedsad deettaed aM offers of
The wind which had beea blowing treatsoaChoast and west very strong delayedtile flood tide several hours sweeping itseaward Iron the bay Whatever mayhave been the cause of the groundingthe Deutsehhind stuck with a persistencyvatfl 35 oclock when the nose of thesUp beta turning toward the New Yorkshore Her engines moved slowly andshe took several mmutes to get lAte thedeeper water toward the New York shoreThere she straightened and headeddown the bay The tugboats gave Herfarewell wets
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PUPILS THREATEN STRIKE
Vigorous Prolent Against UncleCabin In Public Schools
Cwnbertaad Md Feb t There issome talk hereabouts tonight of gettingoat an injunction against the use ofUncle Toms Cabia as a textbook te
tbe public schools In fact old residentswhose grandchlMreB are attending schoolsay that if their children are taught thechapters where L Ue Eva goes to heavesand Lade Tom gets by SimonLegree they wfii bunt offeadfag
The whole trouble arose over the useof Harlot Beecher Stawes famous slavestory by teachers hi the public schoolsbere Many of the pupils came from Vhginia where Cnde Toms Cabht Is nota standard work hi the libraries
One parent dectered he would take hislittle gW out of school rather thaa haveher Imbued with the spirit that be deuned was responsible for the civil war To-night there is talk of striking scholarsdespite coiaptti ogy school attendancelaws in this State
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SUSPEOTS TO BE RELEASED
of Similar Cases HasAroHJUitl City of WomenFinding of More Female ApparelLends to Belief that Another
Hair CTommifted
DAYTONS GIRL MURDERS
Lizzie Little trrcntytwo shotand thrown Into StHhvatcr RiverT y filbert Franfz 1807
Ada I nntx thirteenInto vault at rear oC her home
party was bclnr held 1001
UnsolvedDona GIlman twenty
November 1900Anna Jlarkcnrltz twenty
August 1907 Layionlilacs nero serving life term
Mary Forxchncr fifteen trangled January 23 1909 unsolved
Elizabeth Fnlhnrt twenty Vandalla killed and thrown Into cis-
tern body found February 3f1809 Unsolved
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The prosp et late tonight was thatthe cistern murder would be added tothe long Ust of unsaved mysterious mur-
ders of women attacked In Dayton streetswithin the past few months
Tbe finding of a womans clothing inanother vacant house ia Jefferson streetwas taken to iadfeate still another similarattack The premises will be searchedtomorrow and a cistern in the yardtrained
Other CHUCK
There is one feature of the murder ofElizabeth PflBiart in which It differsradicatty front that of Dona Gilman
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Anna MarkoWItz and Mary Forsehnerbut in which It parallels almost exactlythe murder ta IM of Ada Lantz a girlof thirteen years Tails was the first ofa series of crimes that have baffled theDayton police Done Gilman and MaryFersebaer were choked to death BonesIn the necks of Dens Gilman and AnnaMarkowitz had been crushed as if broughtbetween the jaws of a vise
Ada Lantzs body showed no signs ofstrangulation Neither does the body ofElizabeth Fnmart
Ada Lantz had g veti a party at herhome and in the midst of the gamestopped into the yard When she didnot return searchers found her boderaaunad bead first into a
condoled that nine tad been
Dayton first awoke to te peril of Itswomen when Dona Gilman met her death
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The Corca Sale at Sloan I
The furniture and effects of formerMinister SeRer Doa Lwis FNicaragua with valuable additions fronttiter owners wl be on exhibition atSloan Galleries IW G st tomorrow andTuesday from 9 to 6 J
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Jfajtal Academy RroYiesxorWin inFive Hours
AiMaeoHs Xd 3N a PsoC C Tof tile of modern
teaguKscs of die Academy and aof Cuuimij ist i Theodorhr
U S K was aucceetfid today in Ills
ttemfk to walk to SiiHimlim aof tw Mtyntee m a5h n live hours
He started from the meta gate ef theNavai Aeadetay at stsetiy XI oVloefc a 4arrived at the City Battbnere atthirty seconds before 4
Half the trip was over the railroadtrack and this part a railroadbridge upon which ties towattced for sevenetshtfes of a Bwe A-
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of the feat
iBRYAN IRAN AUTO ACCIDENT
Nebraskan Has Narrow Escape fromSerious Injury
Bxplodex and Occupants AreThrown Out Former Presidential
Candidate Has Bruised Leg
Tampa Su Teh i White returafngtram Sttthormwi CoHesa ne deJfvered his lecture The prince f peace
this afternoon Wn aat J Bryan camenear wefcrg MB
The machine te which he was ridingexploded a tire on a bridge near TarponSpring plunging bite the trestlework
throwing the occupants o L 3frBryan was OB the side next to thatwhich struck the woodwork and wasjammed against a rafl Be suffered
injury At first it was thoughthis leg bad been broken but when he ar-
rived at Tampa examination revealed thatthe leg was only badly bruised
Mr Bryan Is scheduled to appear atSt Louis soon and at Springfield Ohioon February 12 Lincolns Birthday wherehe makes the principal address and itmay be that he will to cancel thesedates He is In his rooms at the TampaBey Hotel and te suffering much pain
LOSES LIRE JN STORM
Hurricane Destroys Schoolhonse andMan IN Crushed
WHkesbarre Pa Feb Duridg thewind sforw which reached the
of a hurricane here today a newschoolhouse being built at Lee Park col-
lapsed owing to the force of the windand Ora Myers a plumber was killed
Twentyfive others escaped when thewatts began to sway Myers went backto see If ail were oat and was caught
FINED FOR GRANTING REBATES
Traffic Managers Defense I that BeWay Acting Under Orders
Little Rock Ark Feb 6 Despite theintroduction of correspondence to showthat he was acting under orders from
superiors Wilbur SUth formertraffic manager of the Missouri Pacificand Iron Mountain Railroad and nowtraffic manager af the WatersPierce OH
Company was today fined 25W andcosts for granting rebates
SUth pleaded guilty td granting theCo T H Bunch but put in defense
that he had been ordered to do so by hissuperiors
Fire Loss 5200000Boston Mass Feb 6 Fire
big car barn of the Boston and North-ern Street Railway Company at Mel-rose Highlands tonight did 200000damage
Mardi GraNew Orleans Mobile Pensacola Very
low rates via Southern Rwy Feb 1722
Baltimore and Return 9125Baltimore A Ohio R R
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Representative MakesAgainst the Japanese
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Calla for Sympathy and SupportSolution of Pro iero Viewpoint
of JHsjihln tonlIC AertFaUN 4o Appreciate the FactJapanese Displace White Men
Shatterh g the ofsportiveaess with his striking and souarej-siwed defense of California to her treat-ment of the NlaponeeeDuncan E ilcKtelay made the fhml
at the sixth aimuui banquetpre Washington chapter of the AmericanInstitute of Senbtog te the Raleigh
When premised to be a teik-i programme ef toasts for mmnrJers
ontracfars who assembledgambol ta the nrsblomc of cnishte andthe ceoudag room was changed te
ItwiaJcftiis to a dramatic sad stkrtewarning that compromise and eoutvoca
at this hour means even more radicalaction by the strongwilledof the Argonauts ta the future
Truth as He See ItMatching the mood of California against
that of the President and of sB the Stateseast of Ute Rockies Representative Mc-
Klnfey did noa hesitate to ten the truthas he sees It in its simplest and plainestforms and to dull for and sup-port IB the solution of a question whichIs vital to the entire country
ToH who live ta te thiscultured Capital he said have a viewpoint you think of the Japaneseperhaps you think of some suave sad cul-
tured diplomat whom you have learned toadmire for his estimable Oriental quailties or of some excellently trained Japan
servants te Baltimore who may befor aH you know representatives of highJapanese families who are te the UnitedStates tor purposes of study gad of obser-
vationYour feelings toward the Japanese are
of the kindest and you hold te mtadhis magnificent courage In the recent con-
flict with Russia But what of tbe Cali-fornia viewpoint What of the viewpoint-of the people who have to live side byside with the Jap and have learned toknow him as he lives and works
The Japanese that drive white menout of employment that dont pus
of boycott because they hareits practice to an that
lands that throws a white manscivilization out of focus when be eatersthe labor you know him
But this phase may be passed Itwo days ago a report from the
commissioner of labor in California andis undoubtedly true that while tbe
numbers of Japanese are not increasingon the Coast they are not diminishingJapan no longer gives passports to herlaborers seeking entrance to the UnttecStates but they eome to Canada and toMexico and slide IA ever the borders
ever Become CitizensThere are sufficiently large numbers-
of ia our State to moire It plainthat they d not come here with the
of becoming American citizens arbeing assimilated They belong to anancient civilization which they regard-as infinitely superior to ours and cotehere merely to exploit the country YOUcannot build any permanent civftttzatfoaon this basis because Bast is East andWest is West The tide of Japanese popu-lation Is constantly shifting They neverundertake any responsibilities of citizenshipThe
white mans civiMzaron In many
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Furntshlnjr of a Club nt AuctionThe entire contents of the South Wash
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Factions Disagree Over Theirin the Reception
New Orleans Feb Tbe negro partthe reception ofwhen be arrives hero next week is cacslug morn trouble than aH the rest ofprogramme due to squabbles amongnegroes thentselres The commtttsdcharge of the reception has agreed to acrcpt any arrangements the de-
cided O-BIt was at tom a Quarrel betweensro pdBtMiws who wanted to
the eeiebraaiui at a negro place instreet along tits line of the parade
B gi preachers wanted It atchtnvh A coatproniise was finally roach
8 to bar It a negro collegeUniversity whir te on the Mae of march
the presidents of the twonegro colleges in New Orleans the Lebind and the New Orleans University
bjectod to the selection of Straight Uni-
versity on religious grounds
DIAZ NAMES DELEGATES
Forestry iii ert Will AttendIn Washington
ISosiea City Fen S PiofteObas name T frfiowinc 4 4ea s
i s rfe o r Aj ui me camnaissiOH o
Carlos ZeMerier miRIngof the ccntmisstoR of forestry
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Civic Improvement BodiesSupport in Moral Uplift
New Feb a luncheon atetuhhovee today the City Club
project forthe systontaiie eattstmentcollage graduates coming to New Yorkthe public affairs of the city Inscheme dub expects to have the cooperation of tho Students Club andthe Intercollegiate Civic Leaguehas organizations te nearly ofcoMeges of the country
The next move te the plan wilt begeneral reception to college menwill be held at the City CM earlyMarch following vjhkrh a pregmmntapractical work win be taken up
MRS WTXHEIJi
Sister Gives Bond of S1OOO InMurder Case
New Tat Feb CMrs Mary J WH
helm tile Newark wife of thecontractor Frank WHbeim wastoday In 600 bail as a materiel witnessShe war at once te her home wheremurder was eomraitieed and WRS
comed by She wasby tie slater Miss Bertha StaffordPhfladdphfe wh provided the ball bond
Iftaaia Sfea Mrs WBhehmfa oi ibviasv and V H
charged the murder of VTHhetaidecided to abandon bin efforts torelease on a writ of habeas corpus
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Former Professor of This Gily As-
serts His Innocence
Scrvin Life Sentence for MurderJlotlierInlnvr Appenl5 to the
Highest Tribunal of Baden
Berlin Feb tCarl Ban formartyboner of Roman law theWasMngion University Washington DC who te serving a sentence formurder of motiierteiaw hen ap-pealed te the highest tribunal offor a new trill He asserts he is ableproduce new and convincing evidencehis innocence
TRUST FUNDS ARE MISSING
Bond OOOO Have 3Iystc-rionxly Disappeared
Lafayette lad Feb 6 Sixtydollar in bonds belonging to a trustestablished by the late Joseph Nashthe benefit of his cannot be fountThe Nash ease hen already beente litigation over a period of years
The trust amounting to 123X006was established by Nash who was aYork City rafttteBaire There are a jrcmher of heirs in Lafayette aril others inCteciaaati-
Clncbutati and Lafayette lawyers helda conference this afternoon and the mat-ter of Ute disappearance of the 591000 wasdiscusser A rigid investigation wilt bemade
PLAYING WILD WEST
Boy Aged Eight In Shot ThroughHeart Iir Companion
PoughKeepsie N Y Feb Wbfleplying wM West at Rblnebeck this
Hugh aged eight years oneof a group of several boys was shotthrough the heart and instantly killed byRichard Dcyo negro aged fourteen years
TIle boys lard a 32ealfber revolverwhich they did Rot know was loadedThey were using it in a makebelievecontest of bandits and Indians Deyo hadthe weapon pointed at the gaiterit went oft
The coroner is convinced that thewas accidental
REFUSES EXTRA SESSION
GOT Willson Would Issue Call OnlyIn Emergency
Frankfort Ky Feb Witlsonthis afternoon finally declined te call anextraordinary session of the general
to consider the county unit billGov Wlllson said that he only au-
thorized to can an extra session inof emergency and that it he were assuredthat a majority were pledged to supportthe bill be would not be influenced in thematter
Give Violets Tor Your ValentineHomegrown violets BIackstorieithH-
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turtsnte CaL Feb 6 That GGHlett has raeatrcd from the War fpertinent a request to organize sfcctcompanies ef State troops to ba heldreserve for State coast defense was treport circulated here tonfgnt
The work of organization will beginonce it is said
Recently three regiments of regaLtroops were asked but the request xjrefused The report coming as It doein the midst bf the antiJapanese tre-ble has created a great sensation
Gov Gillett tonight refused to discusthe report or to say whether k hadthing to do with the agitiLion
The fact that many desire the passaof a MB that wilt save white chiWrfrom sitting side by with fiuligrowJapanese mOIl te the public schools ttmost offensive BIll ef them aO In tf-optoiOR f President Roosevelt gives antJapanese a most serious aspe-tonighL
Advocates Are Hopeful-It accuse for the to pta
the senate and ereii then before It coolteeome a it would have to be rpassed over GOT Glltetfs veto Yet i
are eying out against thbig and assert that they are boifal of vie ry
Assemblyman Grove L Johnson xecfof the late said tonight
I think the assembly win stand J itguns seat Wednesday and refuse toeonsider the vote whereby my aiB TVpassed test Thursday I favored poetpooemeat of further actiaa OB my antlJapa
blots sw jijr out of ietaren-
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more delay no Matter hew many trtcgrams may be sent to the tegteiatutP-ecsonaMystick If passage of my bMs Will briqon war with Japan why let war
Upholds State Bightsj Senator Anthony CanrtneUi who natrf
wore h Ida utterancesturned the d c ssfea from the auestof alien to the broader of Sinrights
The school esresntfoa bill whfch I
adv he tesists is squarely withthe province of a legislature toand he Pastes that any treaty with a folera power is valid if it infringes on Uisovereignty of a State and its right tdeal with its local problems ta Its owiyC-
srafeettlhas plenty Cf Republican authority tsupport his contention and with thHQfnwmitiAti he expects to wits over manof BId RepufanVatn colleagues when ttdebate on the question is started on ithoer of the upper house
The Daily News this afternoon printthe following editorial on PresideRoosevelts action In connection with tllegislature at Sacramento under thelion Busted His Big Sack
Ought to Feel InsultedIf there were anything ho dig ii
about Ute CaMfomla logtslatarc tint betought to feel grossly tesul I by Rooevolts latest craekbvg of the whip whoset GWett todancing Ms proJapanese jonce more
This the school bill Is the most ofeasive bit of tit wires Roosevelt anin judgment is unconstit-tlonal and we should to test kkthe courts Can it not be stopped in tlegislature or by
Our worst offense it seems accto Roosevelt is not to prohibit Japanowning real ostate and to serve on ccporatioa directoties but to prrvent tbassociation with our children W anup the Japanese te a bushiess way bmust not refuse to receive theta on a scoal equaBty
TIle proposition is an impudent orno matter if Roosevelt Root and twhole squad of stafifdiplomats are bark of It
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vigor which It possesses that theFegovernment by treaty or otbe
exercise the slightest attthoIty the management of the scboc-of any State or whether any stashall or shall not discriminate betwepupils of different nationalities
We dewy that the right to alterAmerican schools ever purports toconveyed to the Japanese by our treatand jve assert even more vigorousthat the treatymaking power has i
authority even to consider such a prooeltion
But we recosniw that theof the Constitution is such that the Spreme Court can decide that auostiwhichever wily it desires to decideand sustain Itself by a wellconnectchain of reasoning
And the Supreme of tlUnited States is now constituted thereIs a grave probability that the controlof schools might be taken from usat the pleasure of the treaty powerand if were w should to sub-mit to it or start a rebellion vrtilchwould come to a end The sanjo
that Constitutional question wouldbe settled and settled
Meanwhile the wires to and from Washington are working overtime It is heir
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