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eer =: eapital after o of Comparative fiactivity. Ci@ Fomarzable night battle on ot @arkness on Saturday night the Germans shoved Beura River and started acrogs. Word of the Not until the last man the bank of the Brura River, in th Koslof and Biskoupi, {8 dbectibed tn the Russian com- SPEER TEI SENN ORIEL TI EERE UE Ame NOMINEE Hare E DEIGHES WANES IMMUNITY AND IS thout the firing of a shot. It is asserted killed and the remainder surrendered. Without definite result south of the doten their German suceesses at certain points of the outer Warsaw de- ie are declared at headquarters to be without foundation. eetivities of the Turks in the Caucasus seem to be assuming an in- importance. Although not admitting that Tarks have Mt ts conceded in Petrograd that they are fighting with grea’ fm the vicinity of the fortified town of Sari Kamysb. points, but Petrograd gays the Germans have lines. They are satd to have lost heavily, as ‘compelled to fight in the open, while the Russians remain {u their Lawyer Makes Statement to United States Attorney on Passport Plot Charge. Deen vic- valor DENIES HE The IS GU ILTY. ie claim to have taken this positior” Rtssia Woes not admit th's and ‘Turks have suffered enormous losses. ~ the Turkish and the Russian statements it would seem that) | are making some headway, although both sides are losing heav-| | wounded and prisoners as their treops flounder and fight fe the deep snow and in the bitter cold of these high altitudes. DROPS DEAD AS MASS 1S BEING SAID FOR WIFE Peter J. McQuiness of No. 1048 Park) Marshal! this Prosecutor Says He Has Nipped Conspiracy Before It Progressed Far. Philadelphia on a charge of conapir- acy to defraud the Government in an | Jalleged false passport plot, went be-| tore United St District Attorney | ernoon, signed a| | Avenue, seventy-three years old and| Waiver of immunity and then made a) well known figure in the Tammany} full statement to Mr. polities of Yerkville when Richard Croker was head of Tammany Hall, died of heart failure in the Church of Eighty-fourth venue, to-day whi ‘& memorial mass for bis wife was be- ing sung. His wife had died just aj; St. Ignatius Lo: Street and Park year ago to-day. McGuineas f | a i Hf Ha] ere : | te i Mt : | & fi Hl i z tH g z Mis ! i L. ial : i ee aft One Ten Cent Box of The Famous Chocolate Lazative will segelate your bowels ond relieve you uf the musrrie uf mpanied by his T. O'Con- StS EERREEEEIEEEE FEE EESE FEEEEEEEEETEIGEE FEEL EEE SH Et E+E EEE F FETE Prapapeeece suresure a) Marshall. After that, accompanied by his) counsel, George Gordon Battle, Mr. Deiches appeared before United States Commissioner Moughton in pursuance of the bail bond for $25,000, under which he came from Philadel- phia iast night. Ball was fixed at $5,000 and furnished by Martin F. Hu- berth of No. 253 West Fifty-cighth Street. Assistant United States District Attorney Knox appeared for the Gov- ernment, Through his attorney, M fF ‘ches asked, for a hearing without delay and it was set down for Jan. 11 at 2 o'clock, Mr. Battle made this statement to the Commisstoner: “My client assures me that there ts ‘n@ basis whatever for his arrest on a %s!charge of attempting to defraud the Government. He hag no knowledge of the acts charged and denies any complicity in them. “He was arrested in Philadelphia without warrant. When be asked to come to HBr York at ‘of the * ney, permission was refused him. He then obtained bali and came quickly ‘as possible, arriving last night.” Charles A. Oberwager, attorney for Rarode and his von, Cart jr. two Rurodo sv. te in the Tomba, unable to ‘obtain bail, Mr. Marshall refused to a reduction and Mr, Oberwager an nounced he would make application tor hearing later. District Attorney Marshall said this afternoon: “| fea) that we are at last at the bottom of this matter. We stopped it before it went very far. 1 don’t think ‘there gre many bad passports eut now, and | am convinced we know where those are, “We are able to protect any Ameri- can citigen on the other eide who has passport, aad the publicity ‘that this affair has had will make bad z passports disappear very quickly.” The vernment's y this bar about @ year ago. we eaid to-day th* that practically al! t, - + '7GM8 FOR INVESTORS. ™. Peul Reilrwad Nevember gress jeornings declined §911.058 net devreased $701,166. five months gross 11,064,004; not decreased 0901,202 Maliimers end Ohio shops et Mount M4, opened to-day, emploring ey | The petroleum production of the Un- 1YL4 be eotimatod at pared wih 248008.+ woe tn BNP promper tive orders Seed popertions dere ebremdy hace fut ralle \otal of phot 406 800 tune Lanwiertite ie. . & mae The feme ae leet Previous 4 yer eonk auerterly Pe aT ere Internetions! Nickel Company (erred @iviten’ tw the ther “ow par ebte om ” tte rf) Jen 8 he the toss dividend wilh tuk be “tabes Se corte « re ” wt Maurice Deiches, lawyer, arrented in| ; ay mmawent i Os YY Bd 7, "Ae, Soy Opera Singer Whose Husband — Gave His Blood to Save Her Life POPSET EPSTDEOOTDOOPSEOODEETETEDEHEDEE 400901100009 ~ = s Seesetesese eererrer eer) SPeheweeereeeese sone eet SEEDED OED EGP HERE EE DEE Ot DERE OEEELOGHOOD BABY DES AS OMAR BEES TO SEE HUSBAND SE LEFT FOR ROGERS (Continued from First Page.) Racetrack, One Hundred and Sizty- fifth Street and Mott Avenue, the Bronx. 3 ‘The girl was highly educated, trav- @lled in Kurope and studied art. She wad a member of the Washington Square artists’ colony when Arthur Walters mether and sbe became his wife, LIVED IN NEW VORK WHEN SHE MET ROGERS. © Walters, who is said now to be about forty-two years old, was from . Shortly after bie arrival im thie city he met Mise Gniffea. ‘The Indiana business is sald to then’ worked for a wor establishmeat con- K. Block, sow at No. Me lived in ive hd un lived in Madge. , apd in Yonkers. They 901 Weat Kighty- there that t the furtishings which be later ROO ty Ae ke. eee z $ 3) 3 i ; : FZ P $ £ z * - 3 * rs ERVILLE-REACHE MISH KIN STUDIO. the District Attorney nt of the Interview, ho telophoned to me Is one’ who stands high in the commun- ity," he said. “He knew both Walters and Rogers well at the time Rogers was tusinuating hima into the life of Mrs, Walters, He was particularly indignant because, he scid, Rogers was a cold-blooded, calculating snarer of women. He said K even boasted he would take Mra, Walters away from ner husband, who was devoted to her. “"I do not believe,’ my ‘informant told me, ‘that Rogers had it in him to love woman honestly. He made love to them for selfish motives and then cast thom off.’ ‘rom what FP have learn District Attorney continued, had tired of the mother of dren and showed It by m@king ex- cuses proparatory to leaviag her to live alone, To. my mind, that aupplivs ” tne the motive for ber attempt at sul- cide.” Vice Chancellor Stephenson, in Jer- Bey City, put over for a week a pro- ceeding in which Rogers is the coun- eel for Postmaster Coyte of Coytes- ville, N. J. Coyte t» bondsman for William Mackay, an actor, who did M. L. for Rogers and : y Ocendon, who appeared at Lebanon Ho ecene Saturday one time Rogers haa mat 19 1 at another that the dying woman was her niece, is the wife of Corporal f United a mny. The er naid she is subject to periodical hallucinations which are shaped by newspaper read- he mother of his children —<»———. ROUSANIA MAY PUT 600,000 MEN IN FIELD TO FIGHT WITH ALLIES. PARIS, Jan. 4 (Central News Cable) —Roumapia's entrance inte the war or the side of the allies ts certain, The only hindrances now are the diplo- matic military preparations. ‘These ments are credited to M Dini A who has just arrived at Rome at the head of « mission from Government to Italy, It Pett a Hichard Harding Day: correspondent, toy may mot notice that be thinks more of himself thee vie te been Mving sinte coming Jr counttyY tAmow at u Mre Devise bas al. Madvis- re Hi » | benefit of its women's department. = eat ri Ws LE AE RO OL A ARTEL RNR TERT REE EIEM SH AAR NA BIR RY mI war wwe aye J re $700,000 1S LEFT. INEWYORK READY, 10 Y. W.€. A. BY | SAYSMITCHEL. FR GRACE DODGE WL) CY OWNERS Columbia Teachers’ College|Prepared to Resort to Plan at Gets $500,000 and Other Pub- | Any Time It Becomes Neces- lic Bequests Are Large. sary—Cites Progress Made. Beven hundfed thousand dollars is} CLEVELAND, Jan. 4—"New York bequeathed to the Young Woman's! City is ready to go into the municipal Christian Association in the will, filed) ownership proposition at any time It to-day, Of Minn Grace Hoadley Dodge,| becomes necessary,” said John Pur- philanthropist and social worker, who|roy Mitchel, New York's Mayor, who died Dec. 27. Of this amount $600,000] in here to-day to Inapect Cleveland's goon to the National Hoard of tho or-| municipal markets and make an nd- ganiaation and $200,000 to the New|drosa before the Cleveland Ad Club, York Board, The estate is estimated| “Municipal ownership is a city's at more than $2,000,000, greatest weapon to battle private in’ The Teachers’ College of Columbia] teresta which oppress the public,” University is bequeathed 960,000.) said Mitchel. “New York has not Charitable atid public institutlons be-]| gone into it extensively as yet, but quests total more than $1,200,000, we're prepared to resort to it any Fifteen thousand dollars goes in'timo it becomes necessary.” trust to BE, Anna Buchanan. Upon her death this stm is to be turned Mitchel cited New York's municipal control of rapid transit ‘which he termed & great referred also to the mammoth terminal now wu: ‘er constrdction, the feature of which, he state :, would be municipal docks after the city had leased it to the railroa a Mitchel, accompanted by Geotge W. Perkins, New York financier; W. A. Prendergast, New York Comptrot) Mayor Baker of Qleveland and sev eral leading citizens, toured Cleve- land's muntelpal markets before noon. Mitchel in here to get information on ‘eveland’s refrigerating system, with a view to establishing muntelpal markets In New York. IDENTIFY BODY IN PARK. Central Park Victim H. BE, Wana- » Once Rick, The body of the elderly man found on the reservoir walk in Central Park Inet evening was identified to-day by Frederick A.. Arwine, Treasurer of the Stickley furniture concern at No, 6 East Thirty th Street as that of Hiram E. Wanamaker, once a man of large means and a partner inthe Butler Furniture Company in Syracuse. Years ago he branched out for him- self, lost $300,000 and became a wan- derer, He was floor manager for! sev- eral stores in this city worked for a time for the Stic thevnrm was obliges to, deap: Wana: the ; - maker he left, threntening ‘suicide. over to the Working Girls’ Vacation Fund. Miss Anna V, Young gino gets $15,000 in trust, to go at her death to Teachers’ College. A like amount, lef: in trust to Mise Lydia &. Gould, goes at her death to the Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church. Twenty-five thousand dollars is be- queathed outright to the World's Student Christian Association for the, Elise Voe! Dodx oldest employees, } queathed $10,000 in recognition of! twenty-eight years’ faithful service. h of Miss e's nephews and niec is left $10,000 and each em- ployee of her househoff will get $100. Other large money bequests are to the American College for Girls in Constantinople, $50,000, Young Men's Christian Association of New York, 000; State Charitios Association, | (000; New York. Infirmary for | Women and Children, $26,000; River- | dale Presbyterian Church, $25,000; ‘Travellers’ Aid Society, Cléveland H. Dodge, Miss Dod; brother, imberite much of -her per- sonal property. Five thousand dol- lays fe “lett to her secretary, Mise Jessie E. Trundle, and ry H. Mitchell and Elisabeth H. Hawke, cousins, got $26,000 each, Myre. Alice Doda Osborne, a aister, is be- queathed $25,000. Church Saved From Bo! TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 4.—An to blow up Church here to-day mee frustrated by failure of ‘a fuse to ite ti I bd of dynamite rey ‘proc ayP'™ ee in Janitor. wai its full length? that Christmas has come and gone, and the Mew ‘Year has settled down for a twelve-month stay, the . 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