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CAPTAIN DESCRIBES
FIRE OHTOURAINE
Crew Fight Blase for More Than a
Day and Finally Subdue It
Without Help.
AID CALLS ONLY A THECAUTION
HAVRE. March . A HUd inquiry
already has been begun into VI
phases of the fire at sea aboard tho
French Una steamer La Touralne,
which docked here at 4 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, and landed all its
passengers. Admiral Charlier of the
ministry of marine and Director
Durorot of the Compagnle General
Traus-Atlanttque boarded the vessel
upon its arrival and started the in
vestigation at once. The report of Ad
miral Charlier will be submitted to
the government.
The paasenirera apparently were none
of tho worse for their thrllllnir experi
ence. The fire which waa confined to
one of the holds, waa extinguished at
midnight Sunday and the last stage of
the voyage waa completed without In
cident. Life Belts DUtribvtea.
Life belts were distributed among the
passengers and the boats were prepared
for Instant use aa aoon aa the flames
were discovered but at no time waa there
any real danger, according: to u state
ment made by Captain Cauasln, who de
clared the 8. O. ft. call for assistance
waa sent out merely as a measure of
precaution. There Waa no disorder and
do panto he said, the paeeenger accept
ing the situation calmly In the belief
that the fire would be conquered and!
that other steamers would reply promptly
to the wireless lummom
The steamer Rotterdam, one of the
veeeela which answered La Touralne's
oall and stood by until the fire waa ex
tinguished, left the French liner at
Prawle Point, England. The French
cruisers Culchen and Dupletlt Thouars,
which also went to La Touralne's assist
ance, escorted It, however, as far aa
Cherbourg and' then continued on their
way.
Other veeeela which answered Captain
Caus sin's call were Informed that there
was no need tor their services and con
tinued their trips after receiving the
thanks of the liner's captain.
OaBtalB Telia of Fire.
Captain Cauaaln' told the story cf the
fire after he had taken his veasel to lta
berth.
The ftre was discovered at 1 a. m.
Saturday. March s. when we were In
north latitude 48.11 and west longitude
21.08," he said. "It waa In the base of
one of the ventUatore In the boiler room.
Heavy smoke found Its way to the bridge.
While the men In the boiler room sought
to extinguish the blase, which waa not
serious In Itaelf, I turned my' attention
to other parts of the ship.
"It this moment one of the night watch
reported hearing the crackling of flames
forward. I ordered all the crew to their
stations and aa the ahip waa In a mist
I gave directions to stop the veasel In
order that I might leave the bridge for
the scene of the blase. We discovered
flames eating their way toward the pest
office and beginning' to attack neighbor
ing cabins. , We discovered, that the
flames were spreading to the partitions
and floor et compartment No. !, so as
to Involve a large amount of freight. Be
lieving that ao large a part of the cargo
might take fire and finding we were not
sole to deal with It eaaily, I decided to
aend out a jsall for . aid. Meanwhile,
through holes made In the partitions we
obtained a view of the fire whloh then
waa attacked wh jeta of water and
steam.' Sunday morning, the'-7tb, we
had mastered the blase and danger waa
past"' t
Captain Cauasln paid tribute to the
coolness of hia officers and orew. Owing
to the early arrival of La Touralne at
Havre, nearly all the passengers were
able to proceed to Paris on the train
leaving a 6 p. m. The chip shows no ex
ternal sign of the flro. It waa admitted
that military supplies were Included in
the cargo which was threatened.
Sharp Battle in
Arahia Near Head
of Persian Gulf
LONDON, March . In a statement is
sued this evening regarding the recent
fighting between British troops and
Turkish forces at the head of the Per
sian gulf, the Official Press Bureau
said:
"The enemy'a loaaea near Ahwas (in
Khuxlstan) on March S were heavier than
previously reported. Six hundred were
killed and many were wounded.
"In the aotlnn on the western flank the
enemy loat 300 man killed."
AMSTKRDAM. March .-Vla London.)
An official statement from tho Turkish
ministry, received here today from Pon
stant'nople, aaya that the British lost 40)
men In the recent battle at the head of
the Persian gulf. ' Thla stateme.it fol-
lowa:
"Three battalions of British Infantry,
with two quick-firing field guns, two
mountain guns, one machine gun section
and one squadron of cavalry, attempted
on March I to attack our positions in the
region of Ahwas (In Khuxlstan). After a
counter attack by our troops, the' Brtt'eh
fled In disorder to their ships, leaving 40)
dead or wounded. Among the dead were
one British major and four other officers.
"We captured three guns, M) rlflea. 100
horses and a great quantity of Red
Cross material. Our loaaea were Insig
nificant." REPORTED ILLNESS OF .
COUNTESS IS DENIED
NEW YORK. March . The reported
illness ,l Countess Lasslo Bsechenyt,
formerly Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, daugh
ter of the late Comeliua Vanderbilt, was
denied today by membera of the Vander
bilt family here. Cable reporte said
private dispatrhea received Hn London
stated that the countess had been dan
gerously III of smallpox In Budapest for
a fortnight.
DEATH RECORD
1. .
RrsrearststUa W. A. Day.
PtERnU. 8. D.. March pedal )
Representative W. A. Pay of Wanting
county died In the hospital here Uxlay
from Intestinal trouble. He wus able to
be In tils' aeat only for the first fen- day
In January and put In practically nil Lie
time of Ihrf BRSwion at the hospital.
Tli
bofiy will tie taken to hU old
Bradley for burial.
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Votes Eight Times
Different Leg
TNDIANAPOIJ9. Ind.. March .
tTnlted Ptates District Attorney Prank
C. Dalley. at the trial of the twenty
eight alleged election fraud conspirators
of Terr Haute took up the session out
lining the government's rase.
Samples of the cards, which Mr. Dalley
said were prepared at polios headquar
ters to be used In fraudulent registration
and the alleged false registration applica
tions, Were shown to the Jury.
The district attorney Intimated that
many of the eighty-eight who have
pleaded guilty to the Indictment, will be
witnesses for the government.
Maj or Roberts, the government's coun
sel asserted, called a meeting of hia
hand-picked election Inapectors" and told
them that "no one had a right to touch
the voting machine except the Inspectors
and that when a man entered for voting
the Inspectors should do the work." Rob
erta also demonstrated on a voting
machine the manner. In which a vote
would not be registered and often'timca,
WESTERN GRAIN
RATES ARE LOWER
Chairman Boyd Sayi that Freight
Charges Are Below Those Pre
vailing1 in Eastern Territoy.
PROPOSES SEVERAL ADVANCES
CHICAOO, March . r. B. Boyd,
chairman of the western trunk lines
committee, testified as a grain ex
pert at the Interstate Commerce com
mission hearing- today that the forty
one western railroads which are ask
ing; for freight rate increases are
now required to carry grain and
grain products between certain west
era points at rates much lower than
the rate prevailing- in eastern terri
tory.
To equalise the rates Mr. Boyd urged
increases asked for by the railroads, as
follows:
One cent a hundred" pounds for 'grain
and grain products . carried from terri
tory between the Missouri and. Mississippi
rivers to Chicago, excepting transcon
tinental trafflo and excepting also points
between Kansas and Nebraska and the
Missouri river. I
Two cents a hundred pounds on grain
and grain products shipped from Chicago
to gulf ports for export.
A minimum of to.ooo pounds for a car
load Instead of S6.000 pounds Is asked.
Mr. Boyd presented figures purporting
to show that the Increases asked were In
equalisation with Ihe rates on the same
commodities In other parts of the coun
try.
"The present low and inadequate rates
are the reauit of the old rate wars which
the railroada fought before tho ,-Inter-
atata Commerce commission waa created."
aid Mr. Boyd. "Beck In 19TH the roads
under the old competitive avatem reduced
their rates to a profitless basis. Under
regulation, competition in rates was put
out of business. Old and low schedules
were enforced so that railroada are work
ing tinder rates that fall to yield an
adequate return on the greater servtc
required by modern condltlonm" .
State Takes Ground
Thaw Still Insane,
Competent to Plot
NEW TORK, March .-i-Tha acluat
trial of Harry K. Thaw, slayer of Stan
ford White, and five codefondants for
conspiring to effect Thaw's earape from
the state hospital at Matteawan, was be
gun In the supreme court today. Deputy
Attorney General Franklin Kennedy out
lined the case of the state and several
witnesses gave' testimony of a technical
nature.
Mr. Kennedy said It was the contention
of the state that Thaw waa insane at
the time of hia flight; that It would still
constitute a menace to the public aafety
to allow him at large, but that becauan
of these facta he was by reason of his
"peculiar form of insanity" competent
to conspire to defeat the administration
of Justice. None of the witnesses ex
amined during the forenoon session waa
crora-examined. The court room was
crowded. There were aa many women
aa men. Thaw's mother, Mrs. Mary
Copely Thaw, hia sister. Mra George U
Carnegie and his half brother, Joslah
Thaw, occupied seats near him.
Photographs and maps. of Matteawan
hospital produred hy Robert Hammer
lund. a photographer, and James A.
WLdell,' a state engineer, the next wit
nesses, were passed to theJOry.
Patrick O'Connor, a olerk In the bureau
of Ueenacs, who waa then called, Identi
fied applicatlone for chauffeura' lle
ensea, made t,w Thomaa Flood. Roeer
Thompaon and Michael O'Keefe. This J
testimony waa designed to show .that
O'Keefe, Thompaon and Flood actually
were the chauffeura who drove the ma
chines In which Thaw escaped.
At the afternoon session William Gor-!
don, proprietor of a hotef at Beacon, N.
Y.. identified Butler and O'Keefe aa the
mn who came to hia hotel a abort time
before Thaw fled from Matte wan. Roger
Thompson, the witness said, wss the
chauffeur and O'Keefe waa with Thomp
aon at the time.
State Fair Managers
Meet in Chicago
CHICAGO, March l.-Managers of state
faira were called on today to determine
whether a wild west ahow was productive
of more or fewer thrtlla among Spec
t a tors than the performance of aviators
looping the loop or skimming along head
downward. The state fair men. western
member of the American Association of '
raira ana expositions, were besieged
throughout the day by advance agents of
various forms of side shows and exhibi
tions. The stat air bctrds of Iowa. Nebraska
and f.Jth Dakota were among thoae tn
attend at the ' session, which waa
piTsld-d over by V, R. Mel lor of Lin
coln. Tve.b., presidei;:. f the national or
ganlxatlcn. Members of the national aa
sotlatlon K.fitrrV faira exhibiting to 60..
OOli.OOO persons snnually. The annual
meetli g Is to f,e M$ j fn Kran,.lw.0
Novi-niU-i- ii and H.
Iloa't ,at tour ( old ,r Worav.
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Each Time Nearly
Mr. Dalley said, the Inspectors would
pull down the democratic lever, forcing
the voter tn vole that ticket. If the voter
protested vigorously the Inspector would
permit him to vote again, thus pairing the
votes and leaving both uncounted, ac
cording to the lawyer.
"The Roberta Inspectore," Dalley
asserted, "always stood in a position to
see how a person votod and If the voter
voted right' communicated with the
man on the outside who handled the
money."
As an example of the methods used
by repeaters, Mr. Dalley gave the fol
lowing: "One .busy repeater was a one-legged
negro, who voted eight times In one pre
cinct. One time he came with a peg leg;
another time he wore a oork leg; the
third time without anything strapped to
hia leg; the fourth time an Iron extension
ieg; anoiner ume wun one crutcn, ana
one time, for the purpose deception, he
wore glasses."
U-16 SINKS JFIYE VESSELS
One German Submarine Responsible
for Number of Merchantmen
Sent to the Bottom.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN SPARED
LONDON, March . A dispatch to
Routcr'a Telegram company from Amster
dam aavs:
"German submarine U-1S was responsi
ble for th eslnklng of five of the allied
steamers which have been destroyed since
the commencement of the submarine
blockade, according to Otto von Qott
berg. who givea In a Berlin newspaper an
account of the crulae of the U-l.
"The submarine waa commanded by
Commander Hansen, who was tn England
when war waa depcared and got sway on
the last steamer.
Shots do Wild.
"Soon after Ita departure from Kiel,
according to von oOttberg, tho tMs en
countered a British cruleer and a torpedo
boat destroyer, but the torpedoes which
the submarine fired missed them. It next
sighted the steamer Laertes, which out
steamed it.
"The submarine's first victim waa the
British ateamer Dulwlch, the crew of
which It allowed to get away In lta boat a
The second aa the lTrench steamer Vllle
de Lille and the third the French ateamer
Dlnorah. nil of which have ben reported
In the British official accounts aa having
been aunk.
trainer Not Molested.
"Von oOttberg does not give the namea
of the other two steamers which he
claims Commander Hansen sank, but -Clares
that during the cruise on Frettoh
steamer waa not molested aa it had
women and children on board. v
"This, aaya von oOttberg. may have
been chivalry on. hia part, but Oermana
will hardly approve of the action of sub
marine commandera it they allow their
Kinaneas or heart to get the beter of
them." : -
Abdul HamidFrefc, '
, Rallies His Friends
LONDON, March . One of the most
-plcturestrue bits of the day's riewa la a
report from Bucharest, Rumania, stating
mat rormer sultan Abdul Hare Id of Tur
key has regained hja freedom ( and la
gathering bis friends and supporters
around htm. It Is asserted that he may
seek to play un Important part In his
country'a a fairs.
WANT. UPPER MADE UP
: BEFORE ENTERING LOWER?
WASHINGTON. March .-Tho consti
tutionality of the Wisconsin statute pro
hibiting sleeping car companlea from
making up an' upper berth over an oc
cupied lower berth until the upper la en
gaged was argued today before the su
preme court.
"I prefer to have the upper made up
when I sleep In a lower," suggested Jus
tice McReynolda.
"The law Is based on the comfort and
desires of the great maas or the traveling
public and ' not upon Individual J cases."
I replied Assistant Attorney General Webb
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law.
ARTIFICIAL BREATHING
FAILS TO SAVE HIS LIFE
WASHBURN. Wis., March tfayfe
Reuter, ts. thla city, whoae every breath
during more than aeven weeks his de-
penaea on rnenaa ana relatives, who have
. . - . .... i
kept him alive by means of artificial
....... UI7U iuubjt. j-nyaiciana pro -
nounrea neuter s case one of tl:o most
peculiar on record. Re u tor was stricken
with nerve paralysis, which sffietod the
muaclea ofhe pulmonary region.
Relatives and frlenda have forced air
Into the young maq's lungs by pumping
the chest with their hands. The young
man . remained conscious and save In
structions aa to how best to pump 'his
chest.
WOMAN CHARGED WITH
HUSBAND'S DEATH RELEASED
DUBUQUE, la., March Mr. Doroaa
Braxsell, convicted of the murder of her
huaband at her first trial a year ago,
waa given her liberty today at the open
ing of her second trial. The court sua-
talned a ' motion by the defense's attor- '
nays to dismiss the rase on the ground '
of Insufficient -evidence. !
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells IIow To Get Quick Belief
from Ilead-Colds. It's Spleiyiidt
In one minute your clogged n ovinia i
will open, the sir passages of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely. No
more hawking, snuffling, blowing, head
ache, dryness). No struggling for breath
at night; your cold or catarrh will be
gone.
Oet a small bottle of Fly's Cream Balm
from your druggist now. Apply a little
of thla fragraut, antiseptic, healing cream
In your nostras. , It penetrates through
every air pa anise of the head, aoothe
the inflamed or swollen mucous mem
brane and relief comes Instantly.
It'a lust fine. D.m't stay stuffrd-up
I It h
cold or nssty catarrh Relief
comes so quickly.
DESTROY TURKS'
COALING STATION
Chutei and Docks at Zunguldiak
on South Shore of Black Sea
Are Bombarded.
ANOTHER. COAL PORT DAMAGED
TETROORAD. March 9. (Via
London.) The bombardment by the
Russians of Zunguldlak on the south
shore of the Black. Sea, and the de
struction of the docks there, as an
nounced by the Russian naval author
ities yesterday, constituted a serious
blow to the Turkish fleet, since it ts
from this point that the Turks hith
erto have drawn their chief supplies
of coal for the. navy. It is reported
semt-offtclally that In addition to
silencing the batteries which de
fended the docks, the Russian fleet
also destroyed the coal chutes.
Benderegll, forty mllce to the west,
whloh Is another coaling port, also was
damaged. '
The only damage to the Russian fleet
during" the bombardment of Zunguldlak
was a alight Injury to the cruiser Almas,
a-hloh waa struck by a six-Inch shell.
Three soldiers were wounded. The cruis
er' s machinery waa not damaged. With
the evident Intention of distracting the
Russian advance Into Turkish Armenia
from Batum to the valley of the Tchoruk,
the Turks have started a movement In
the, vicinity of Khol, In northwestern
Persia to west of Tahrts. The Ruaalan
authorities attach little Importance to
this move, believing the melting snows
and awollen rivers tn thla region will im
pede the progress of the Turks and pre
clude the possibility of their turning the
left flank of the Russian.Csuoaaian army.
Efforts to dislodge the right and left
flanks of the German forces operating
In the Puwalkt district of north fn
Poland apparently are bringing some suc-
oese. arm oniy me uerman center, in tno
..u u, rminu, iu tiuiuinv ,
iirm in possession of the positions re
cently gained In the advance from East
Prussia. The German left flank Is re
ported to have retired to positions In the
region of Marlanpol-Vlrsbalova and
Eldcunen. The right flank, reports from
the front Bay, haa retreated hastily
thirty 'miles from Grodno toward Augua
towo through bogs and foreata..
The retreat of the Ocrman right wing,
which la now within, eight miles of the
frontier, Is regarded aa especially dam
aging to the Germans.
Get competent help through The Bee.
Planes Shell Repair
Submarines Base
LONDON, March .-Tho admiralty to
night Issued the following statement:
"Wing Commander Longmore reports
that an sir attack on Ostend was carried
out yesterday afternoon by six aero
planes of the naval wing. Of these two
had to return, owing to their . petrol
f reeling. The remainder .reached Ostend
and dropped eleven bombs on the sub
marine repair base and four bombs on
the Kursaal, tho headquarters of the
military. , .
"All the machines ond pilots icturucd.
It ia probable that considerable damage
was dooe. No submarines were seen In
the basin. The attack waa carried out
In a fresh north northwest wind."
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IT RUINS HAIR TO
WASH ITWITH SOAP
8oap ahould be uaed very aparlngly.
If at all. If you want to keep your
hair looking ita .best. Most soaps and
prepared shampoos contain too much
alkali. This dries the scalp, makes
the hair brittle, and ruins It,
Tha best thing for steady use Is just
ordinary mulalfled ooroanut oil (which
la pure and greaaeleeaj), Is cheaper and
better than soap or anything else you
can use.
One or two teaspoon fule. will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. fMmpiy
moisten the hair with water and rub
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creamy lather, which rinses out easily,
removing every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff and exceaaive oil. The hair
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the scalp soft, snd the hair fine and
silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
to msuage.
You tan get mutstfled cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy, and a few ounces
will supply every nu mber of the fam
ily for month. Advertisement.
Falls Eleven Stories
To Death After Fight
NEW YORK, March l-ta mystery
attarhea to the death of AlexnmW
Oordon, M yeara old, who was killed by
a fall from an cloven-story window at
Broadway and Duane afreet today. Two
men. membera of the Amalgamated So.
clety of Rnglnocrs. whoee offlcea are on
the floor from which Gordon fell, have
been held to await a coroner's Inquiry.
They are George Wallace, American rep
resentative of the engineers aorlety, and
Oliver Houston, a machinist.
The police declare they have witnesses
who saw a scuffle and saw blows struck
Just before Gordon fell to the street.
Wallace declared ha and Houston had
simply tried to prevent Gordon, who was
despondentt"from committing suicide.
Zaimis Declines to
: Form a Ministry
liONPON, March A Reuter dispatch
from Athena says that M. Zaimis has
declined to form a cabinet to euccced that
of M.'Venlseloa. which resigned Satur
day and that King Conatantlne will aum
mon M. Gounarla, deputy for Pntras. for
the task.
Recipe to Clear
a Pimply Skin
Pimples are Impurities Seeking
an Outlet Through Skin
. Pores.
Flmples, sores and bolls usually result
from toxins, poisons and Impurities which
are generated in the bowels and then ab
sorbed Into the blood through the very
ducts which should absorb only nourish
ment to sustain the body.
It is the function of the kidneys to filter
mpurltlea from the blood and caet thejt
out In the form of lirlnA. hut In nunv
Instances the' bowels create more toxins
and Impurities than the kidneys can all
mlnate, then the blood uaea the akin pores
aa the next beat means of getting, rid of
these impurities which often break out
sjl over the akin In the form of pimples.
The surest way to clear the akin of
these eruptions, says a notod authority.
Is to get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Ball a and tako a table
spoonful In a glass of hot water each
morning before breakfast for one week.
Thla will prevent the formation of toxlna
In the bowela. It alao atlmulatea the kid
neys to normal activity,, thus coaxing
them to filter the blood of Impurities and
clearing the skin of pimples.
Jad Baits la inexpensive, -harnkles and
la made from the acid of grapea and
lemon Juice, combined with lithia. Here
you have a pleasant, effervescont drink
which usually makes pimples disappear;
cleanses the blood and la excellent for
the kidneys as well. Advertisement.
RHEUMATISM CONQUERED
t Mr that I in conquer rhiimUm ' with a
Irrpl home trMtment, without elorlrtrs.1 trasl
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snj iihr of the uul irealinenu recommend
Cor tlta mir of rhetifimttiim.
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put bis to th tsst.
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diarovsry which wilk be la proportion to Ua pnt
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tot lata), ftaiiiotnlwr, iua tat i-oia you abaolulaly
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sod grandchildren. They all
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also lost.
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open a Savings Account if you
have not already done so, and
start to save the dollars that are
frittered away.
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SAVINGS BANK
24 th and M Streets
H. C. nOSTVYTCK, President
TRUMAN BUCK, V. Pre.
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