The California and the ship dejection gave receptions during the afternoon in honor of their candidates for president, Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles, of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Samuel B. Sneath, of Tiffin, respectively.

The finding of suicide by taking hold of two heavily charged wires.

The Fanning was one of a fleet of war vessels which has been maneuvering in Gardiner's Bay, making their headquarters here, but the vessels were under orders to leave for Newport at 3 A.M. Will Lieutenant Richards was aboard after the sailing orders were issued is unknown. Christian said the lieutenant came to the power station two hours before the fleet was to sail.

He said he was a government inspector. He pushed Christian aside, and walking into the station, picked up two wires, receiving the shock which filled him.

Lieutenant Richards was appointed to the navy from Kansas, and was thirty-four years old.

IGNATIUS LINCOLN WILL SAIL FOR ENGLAND TODAY

In the United States, the German spy, William Lincoln, confessed German spy, will sail for England at noon tomorrow on the Anchor Line steamship Cameronia. He was taken to the pier.  By Scotland Yard detectives late today, after a wild ride in an automobile through Brooklyn streets, across the Manhattan Bridge and through the Bowery. The car in which he was a passenger was chased vainly by taxicabs carrying reporters. Every effort was made to keep secret the preparations for Lincoln's removal from the Raymond Street Jail. 