THE CITIZIJN, FRIDAY, FEB. 23, 1012.
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JUSTICE PITNEY.
New Jerasy Jurist Sslected
For Supreme Court Vacancy.
rhoto by American Press Association
wnsuingion, ten. m. i nc nominn
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UUt: JU3ULL' Ul me Ulllllll .SltllL'S Ml
on n .m. linrlun, was sent to tne sen
lit- Prncl.liftit Tofl
me preHiueni luriiea to unnncenoi
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infnd rffi.u r...... T..,ln 111111..... r
luuit uuu oL'creiury oi ..omu)erce nui
4iuor isagei would not, in nis opinion
ont hml n nnfrniin with f'linnn.tll.i
uiiiv "U" iiu whh in .eur& uuou-
Tlio noinlnntlon was received with
Mnulon I'ltney's father, Henry C
iiui-, un t II r vim un-iiui Ul
npwir TTIa TTinthni ino IJflpnli Tvnlui.
fnisrpn lip vn mm nr Mnrr utnu-ii
J., on Feb. 5, 1STS. lie was grnil
n..wl lilii.i..li. I icrn T ice.
e riciivfd n ninstpr of nrls iloirriw
nd in 100S the university conferred
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nun nun mi? ui'Krct; ui nueiur ui iiiw
He was ndniittcd to the liar in 1SS-.'.
aia 41. i'tiiviiv.1 u iu luvuin i.J H it, ill
Morristown.
Chancellor Tltney is a Republican in
The chancellor is the head of the
this country. He is also the ordi-
rr nr anrrntrnff. ppnprnl find Itidrp nf
PLANS PERILOUS FLIGHT.
Iwond blelievea Me Lan Cross At sn.
tio In Thirty Hours.
Lynn, Mass., Feb. 20. "Believing
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in ii i? nil i in ii t! hum L'uu u iu inv it.
nicur; u cruss-Aimuuc niguc, i snuii
tempt such a trip during the early
irt of May," said Hnrry N. Atwood.
believe I have the machine which
HI Mil UUIl'llBl! HUB ItTUL 111 llilll.l
( conditions, between the two points
land."
Atwood confessed that the machine
ould probably be larger than an
pvlnnelv (tnwn in fills pnilnlrv 1Ti
Id lie would carry miillelent gasoMm
make a 000 mile continuous flight
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ill wueu in luiinu ma luci kuiiui
w would make a landing near some
can liner He declares that there
ill UU UIMMIl IIM.-1UJ Hilda JIllllLl
toss the ocean nt that season of the
nr. nnd It will be nil oasv matter to
fL" nil imp nt tlipm
SHOOT KEGE0 IN COURT.
en In Audience Kill Three on Trie'
for Murder.
Shelbyville, Ijuii., l-ob. 20. Three
roes were shot dead iu the count
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Ah eldence in the preliminary triii
led up against the three blacks tin
ker of spo'tn;ors in court flamed up
111 Lilt; III IH'IIUI rt 1111 null UILU1117uu,l,
a hull of liiillcis ruined upon them
Jin ail parts of the room.
S W Kmm'hoii, a special olilcer of the
islnllle. i lui'iaiiooga and St. I.oui
uroad, was the negroes' victim.
I
0Y SCOUTS WELCOME SET0N.
mer can ncct va bv uetachment on
Arrival In England,
London Feb. 20. -Krn est Thompson
iton chief si i'iit of the Hoy Scouts of
merlin, on Ins urrlval here was re-
'-' " fc u UUlUllllllt'lIl
Hoy Scouts, accompanied by a band
id under the command of O. C.
raucn. imeruauonai scout coinmls
Mr, Seton was loudly cheered by the
outs, to whom he made a short ad
eHS of thanks fu their hearty wel-
ALFONSO FEEDS STARVING.
STEEL PROBE.
Report of House Committca
to Deal With New Laws.
MORGAN NOT TO TESTIFY
StanUy Investigators Will Urgo New
Legislation Aimed to Prohibit In
dustrial Corporations Engaging
In Railroad Business Many
Millionaires Witnesses.
Washington, Feb. 20. Public hear
lugs by the Stanley steel Investigating
committee are approaching an end so
far at the work of "digging" Is con
cerned. Tho Stanley committee lias
practically cpmpleted Its labor. A few
more witnesses will he put on the
stand, after which the committee will
begin work on the report. The Indlca
Hons aro that tho public hearing will
be closed the latter part of next week
When the Investigations begun last
spring Chairman Stanley planned to
ask J. 1'. Morgan to appear as a wit
ness. Mr. Stanley has entcrtnliml a
number of milllonalrei, among them
the late John W. Gates. B. H. Gary.
Andrew Carnegie, George W. Perkins
and Jnme.i J. Hill, as well as such em
inent publicists ns Theodore Roosevelt
and Louis l nrandels. Mr. Morgan
will not appear In this investigation,
because tho committee does not believe
his testimony Is Important enough to
delay action on the report until his re
turn to the United States.
It is the belief of the committee that
lames J. Hill's testimony demolished
the theory that Mr. Morgan was in
strumental In Inducing the United
States Steel corporation to take over
the Hill ore leases. Mr. Hill denied ab
solutely that Morgan had anything to
do with the negotiations between the
Lake Superior Consolidated company,
trustee of the Hill properties, and the
teel corporation.
Important recommendations looklnv
to changes In the anti-trust and com
merce act may be Incorporated In the
report for the committee on inquiry
It is the understanding that the ma
Jority wlllrecommend that the com
merce act be so amended as to prohibit
industrial corporations from engaging
in the business of common carriers. If
such a law were enacted it would com
pel the steel company to dispose of Its
roads in the Mosaba region. Members
of the committee nre" unable to indi
cate at this time Just what amend
ments to the Sherman law will be rec
ommended. Present Indications are that the re
port of the Stanley committee will deal
largely with proposed legislation rath
er than with disclosures of tho prac
tices of the steel corporation.
WANTS WILSON RECALLED.
Citizen of Mexico Takes Rap at Ameri
can Ambassador.
City of Mexico, Feb. 20. The Daily
Mexican publishes a communication
containing the following:
"What is the American ambassador,
officially or personally, now doing to
lessen tho stream of exaggeration,
misrepresentation and sensationalism
which, I regret to say, there Is every
reason to believe is pouring Into the
state department at Washington from
Mexico?
"If the president of the United States
has In Mexico a friend in whom he
has confidence, whose Judgment is un
biased and sound, let that friend com
municate with him and tell him:
" 'First. To keep Philander C. Knox
out of Central America, or at least out
of Mexico.
" 'Second. To send nn ambassador
here in whom the Mexican government
nnd tho Americans here have confi
dence. " 'Third. To keep the United States
troops out of Mexico until American
citizens are hurt through causes other
than those proceeding from their own
folly.' "
LORD DE WALDEN WEDS.
Richest Peer In England Married to
Rich Society Girl.
London, Feb. 20. The marriage of
Lord Howard De Walden, one of the
richest peers of the United Kingdom,
to Miss Margherlta Van Haalte, a
wealthy Boclety girl who has not pass
ed her twontv-flrst blrthdnv. took nlnpp
I hprp.
Lord De Walden is one of the most
unique characters in Kngland. While
he has an income which Is estimated
at f25,000,000 annually, he is ranked as
a radical In politics, with democratic
! tendencies. Much of his great wealth
is invested In the business district of
, London nnd in tho residential districts
In the west end.
ecent Floods In Spain Send Vivtims
to King's Kitchen.
Sevilio bpaiii, I'eb. 20. Tho kitchen
the kings palate here Is thronged
illy by the victims of the recent
ods. Provisions are handed out and
end U supplied to needy thousands.
The English colony here Is feeding
u person uuny.
TALE OF THE WEATHER.
Observations of tho United
States weather bureau taken at
8 p. in. yesterday follow:
Temp. Weather.
New York 87 Cloudy
Albany 40 Cloudy
Atlantic City .. 34 Clear
Boston 30 Clear
Buffalo 34 Cloudy
Chicago 33 Clear
st. Louis 40 Cloudy
Ww Orleans .. 04 Clear
V-.nVi-0'nn ... 4S Cloildv
GOVERNOR BLEASE. j
) South Cnrolinn Executive Is (
) Proud of Pardoning Record.
Bfiry tfJT wu yjMKIKjBRi wtfKjMmf
Columbus, S. C, Feb. 20. Governor
Cole L. Ulease has published and dis
tributed among the members of the leg
Islature and his friends a curious book
of IM) pages, in which he sets forth
tho motives which actuated him in
each of the many cases in which he
has exercised executive clemency the
last year. In his introduction to the
book Governor Blease says:
"I take greatest delight in saying
that I have pardoned, paroled and com
muted 317 people during the time that
I have been governor of South Cnro
linn. Nothing has given me more pleas
ure than the privilege of exercising the
power of forgiveness."
TO CARE FOR HAWLEY'S WARD.
Attorney For Heirs Says Miss Cameron
Will Go Provided For.
New York, Feb. 20. John B. Stanch
field, attorney for the estate of the
late Edwin Hawley, says that he does
not believe the report that Miss Mar
garet Cameron, Mr. Hawley's protege,
had deeds or papers in her possession
for the house in East Sixtieth street
nnd the property at Babylon, N. Y
No such papers have been shown to
him, he said. He said there has never
been any friction between Miss Cam
eron and any members of the Hnwlo.v
family and that when the business of
straightening out the estate is finished
he thought It altogether likely that
the heirs would agree to some pro
vision for Miss Cameron.
He said that Miss Cameron was
liked by all members of tho family.
Miss Cameron, he said, had been tak
en In by Mr. Hawley as a child of ten
had beentducnted and grew up in the
Hawley home us a member of the
family.
GRIEF CAUSES A SUICIDE.
Cincinnati Divinity Student Ends Life
by Shooting.
Cincinnati, Feb. 20. Malcolm E. Er
rett, aged twenty-one, of Cincinnati, a
divinity student in the sophomore clnss
of Bethany college, Bethany, W. Va.,
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head in his room In the college
dormitory.
Overwork and grief over the death of
his brother In Detroit a year ago Is
said to be the cause. Uussell Errett.
Jr., died last year from injuries re
ceived in football several years ago.
Kussell Errett, father of Malcolm, Is
head of the Standard Publishing com
pany, which publishes the Christian
Standard, the leading paper of the Dis
ciples of Christ denomination. The fa
ther is now sick and probably will not
be able to leave the hospital, where he
has been for some time.
T. R.'S ANSWER IN TEN DAYS.
Washington Expects Ex-President to
Run Against Taft.
Washington, Feb. 20.-Deflulte Infor
mation from New York Is that Colonel
Itoosevelt will within ten days make
reply to the call addressed to him by
the eight governors and that he will
from that time on be in tho race
against President Taft without reser
vatlon.
The progressives have been nervous
since the collapse of the La Follette
boom. Practically all of them have
served notice on Senator La Follette
that they have decided to turn to Mr.
Itoosevelt.
EXECUTION ANNULS POLICY.
Weather Probabilities.
Light snow today, with colder by
night; toinnrrow generally fair und
colder.
CHANCE FOR INVENTORS.
Fortune Awaits the One Who Can De
vise a Cheap Process of Detinnlng.
One honest method of getting rich
quick is pointed out by the Waste
Trade Journnl. A fortune awaits the
inventor of n cheap process for de
(Inning old tin cans. Saya the Journal
"The dllllculty In the wny of re
claiming the tin from old tin cans Is
In tho amount of refuse they contain.
They nre rnrely free from food nnd
when picked from n dump nre filled
with ashes and other refuse. In ad
dition to this, they are covered with
a paper label nnd frequently varnish
ed besides. Before the tin can be dis
solved off by any substance the food,
lnhels nnd other foreign matter must
be removed, and this Is tho obstacle
hi tho way. There nre several plants
In the United States which carry on
detinnlng. but they nil work on sheet
tin clippings, which are clean and re
quire no preliminary treatment."
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WBrnmrnmsmmmammam mmmmmmaammmamm
Born In Hawaii and Came Under Pro
visions of tho Act of 1900.
Dr. Sun Ynt Sen, first president of
the Chinese republic, is n naturalized
American.
Tho department of commerce and
labor so held In 1004 on the ground
that Dr. Sen, who had been born in the
Hawaiian Islands, had been endowed
with American citizenship by tho act
of 1000, which provided a government
for Hawaii and declnred all citizens
of tho territory to be citizens of the
United States.
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