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"FOR GOD, FOR COUNTRY AND FOR TRUTH."
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VOL. XXIIfe
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i PLYMOUTH, N. G., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1913.
NO. 35.
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CHANGES PLANNED
SJO
j ml
. TERSTATE COMMERpE;. , .
TO RECOMMEND COMMISSION
.JLeaate.-CommitUe'-Wowltl - Deprive-Su-'
preme Court of Discretionar
lary
da interstate commerce in a report.
H;ot9WtprtjilB!:!t6' i.senti rti1vgfVffl
be, f urged to take atfayromuiejjJu
l:vreme. burf'the' ,JdisbtetioaaYy!;pbW
er".jit now exercises in administering
t lWfman'lAaild to defmV-cIeai'-
ly forms of IJegal f coiafaatlQ-f d
.business interests . wfll know when
-U .Xhe-. Wort .-ss'iUe, tb,e: termination,
om' tMr fivtltgaUonV-ben iy
(l? jftimSf) I4 HWf i3e -j ;decisjpn
" of the "Supreme court that "only pn
S"iililipnM)l4 'rastrilnta-' upon, trade tkte
In violation of the Jaw form the , basis
'SKt'Wr" radical suggestions by the conimit-
.. taa tn nmnnt . tlio nnH-triisf law I :
'ga'ihst' rwhat, Jt is' "claimed, ' amounts
to "legislative action" by the Su
preme court. :C55?3H3f
To enable busfness agents to clear
y understand what forjns of combi
nations, agreements contracts or
pools Aretnega'lX lgilaTon' Mil be
urged to de'ne "tiei in exaqj-tf rms.
Members of7- the committee bAieve
this necessary to protect business in
terests that desire to act without vio
0UVT "
ffi-'egiat
Tatiag"'"Tthe" law, but- haTe.-'d
standard to inform ,them whether gon-,
W" It 'xs ' understood the report recom
' mends the creation of commisTioti
Mpfr 4&&fgJ!el8e iejfaritt'.'ote br-ILi-pmtiofts
doing busitfeas rkcroiif" state
lines, an,d that It urges amendments
to the Sherman law wfcfcfc'i-wfll.'xo&i.-
pel corporations to, ..einaln. mefff;
dependent in character than at' "pres
.nt. and, tbat.wijj enforce, cpmpeytive
Ye Ho Na La, Attended byc Native Doc-
, PMftma.Ye - Ho- ?sa iJ8f ': enM
, press dowager', of China, djdjjjeffl
Sb;b.e.,lRjor of Emperor
..of.
h(
fcwt rsirhe ( foririer lmpeiaEalaprii wass
' i'Ib,6ut?l6' remove1 to: tei;imer-;prtion
if ifie'-Fbrbidden- Cityi jd'litta'fiNm
or 'inf :: government Jnif 7ee:
..:.,,( portion....!.. - : . . l-r yf---''
Kwi Sianii a '"ilanclauriingal.'''
Vt V4 married to Emperor... KwangsuMn.
n' ''. !. .u .J lUs
iHi rtmQtj :She "Was 48 years uiu auu ;uc
J uiece ' of the : late Empress Dodger
) n8tf-:jjgl,wh6 : always liad ' hampered.
rrhp:Emi)eror Kwangsu 'wi'th 'slayisti .at:
n tiention made , the : most Important
.ffevehtian' his life the choosing f A1b
,JhnWei'.'A a- preHminary.ishe.' picked:
iiiWV about-200 candidates-.ancr MKine1
members of the board of rights . to
J' work ' inqutring into' the" borosebpe of
aijh "When - tbese,rf 8cers fwho rln"
a dozen likely candidates from the
lot TBsi -'h'adahem-iscrw.e and Hv
at thl" palace'untifnber observation-of5
could pfek'out theVttpSAtting..one.
The final choice fellP9n; ;:te;a;
l'fJa:'vTb.V marriage cerroip.ny;?if r
:'!!fornW with' great ponip;;and;:i
;niTtr (;.!;; -.'KCA-r y t : .: .' :; y-y ':
" . it . i 1 ji'" ' 'k- it-
,h,,i ..Hg lndictmentar RHurnec :
I'v,Auguiap.K, Ga. After rwenty-0
;os-afyfepent- m Investigating the fail
ure of the' Citizens' Trust company of
AugiuitS 7 involving1 'approximately
$105, 000 unprotected by . assets, the
' r;RichnK)nd county grand jury return
ed thirty-five indictments, charging
t violation of the state banking laws.
forgery and embezzlement. The indict
,onta include several local men, B.
-Sherwood Dunn of New York;
Willard of Philadelphia, and . iormer
1 , Cashier ;Mpy CJ Bowling, now: in
v Barnwell county.
Citizenship for Porto Ricans.4i T
Washington The Porto Rican citl-
zenship bill that would give citizens
of porto Rico and certain natives per
f -. manently ., residing in the island : citi
r nshin in the United States received
fif senate committee, f
and wil bl rtpored he senate for
9 ' -m. 1 V. a n mica.
nassaje. fcThrT)Ul ynuj u v
thh hlis irnfif r he propose
nntnefson" oh tLT'lsland migEt
lav
retain bis. present political statusv by
JMitiltllfatnnderiotteth!tT
he did not intend to become a clti-
Ten of tha United SUUs.
1 v POLITICS 1 1N MEXICO
rrfr:.sr-rJTXr ssz-kf? f i hi ii.Kiisr-i!Mi -..' -r.--.--jr-
iy-Hite-1 rBr
i ri r r r x t n n r . . . t . " -. t tt .r.
REGISTERS MEN SENTENCED
let' ' 'tU
4 "-u;-C!i j
UNITED
STATES JUDGE, SCORED
THE" bfeFEWDArtTS VBlt ERLY
f - FOR TMEIR METHODS..
Fines Are Imposed Patterson
.. Must
.Se'fviT-Year and Pay Fine of Five
3
Thousand Dollars. I j.
CincinpC Oh-President Join H.
Patterson of thf Rational Cash Reg-;
ister flbiapiny flDay ton, Ohio, was
sentenced" to serve one year, m ip
county jail at Troy, Ohio, and th pay
senteticecTto serve one year ia tie
J ..3n of ,-.1.000 f qcjpJatian. Pt, , J
sneantftrriaw"'
varjing from thre months to; one
year and fwere '5or3red - to pijrthe
costs 0f;;he groe0iiion. '.i.MMi
The sentences were pronounced af-
ter United States Judce Holllster had
NcbrW tha defeBrdft bitterly ' .for
which, he declared, were needless in
a- iconcern wherdBiilllons1 kit' dollars
could! have- ben made legitimately and
-without 'rfolatibn "of1 ; the law. Closing
he declared:. . . --i .. ,-. u . k.
L"v ''fhe '"gOYerjf J's.;Vfeang .enough .
to protect its people whether this pro
toetpn extends to the transforation,
0l dynamite across the iana:.orl the
purpose of,,blowing up bridges orthe
jlyfng 6jf .tte hands uporen. wlib
m iWikfae competia-biUesar
btesathods' ;
(Y-iersBaj9, wnenne nearj ue ,u
jt'e.BQ0a fto..tbe cas .register .tase;,. de
clared thm eminntly. ijustjvfromrrhls.
Eftwledfft of theviBvideacejin? j-r.t;
IfsiltiSsikfie second1 'case; in' wbiclt jail
Jentences have been1 impds'e'd;,. tftider
uiau f
, , ,-: . J.m.munityBtll. Passed, . y
f .Na&lVviHe.l Tenn. The '-immunity
bill;?.-, providing UnmunUy- for ..wit
nesses appearing et'or-"r a trtimittee
t& ihyetftigat'e state'tiffice' during' tjie
jerativei1, recess, jpased t,heJ(house
JOAQUIN"
MILLER: IS DEAD.
The Poet of the Sierras Dies at His
tHowe
in Califprnia.tr w
-J'Oalf IsndiCal J (MiliK taJg ilClut' j(din-
cinnatus .Hejne), "the poet of the Si
rras' ,;jli4r in . his one-room ,;x;abin,
WMchhl!!;bhilt in the Weafint? hflls
ntanrVears-ago. The end camewith
.yafm sunshine nooaing tne room
.yitere lay.Sthe author of .".Songs of
ihe Sunland.' iiiiv. !
?pjpeatb. caEoe slowly upon tbevvener
ableo5l4i sile became: uacbasclous' af-
ter; 'a-; lingering illness': r,WDicli f began
when he was struck'by'paraVysis two
Juanita, were sumnjoned ta thatj, time
frow, tbe .jeast, and , have , beea with
him, since. . The weakness- of age had
come upon him, and he rarely ven
tured from the Heights, as he called
his' mountain retreat. . ;
- For many years the ' Heights has
been1 the Mecca for Ipvers of Joaquin
Miller's poetry. He, always received
BiiK' Wisttprs . graibu$Iy?:and 4bved :to
tfl in a. vein of. .quaint humor of .the
old, , ad venturous) aays , wnitm na me
morialized in his verses.
Honolulu, . Hawaii. Ocean pressure
burst, the. bottom : of the great cais
son which had been sunk for the con
struction of the- Pearl harbor dry
dock. There were no fatalities, but
the loss in machinery was havy.o"ss
of the caisson j, also dissipatod y?ara,
oft work, in tfce attempt Ho build,? a
Iflnn fnundatlPn lor lhejnue aoK.
igeveral of the engineers said the
I burst lg of the caisson indicated f'che
Jrnpnditions-of the-site seated
wouid raake impossible construction
0f the dry dr f
HEOEROflCEflEil
MADERO !" W'AS ' ' ARRESTED ' BY
GENERAL BL'XnQUECHiEF-
Gustavo Madero Is Executed and For
mer President Madero Banished
',.Frorn JCountry.
Washington. president
ed the following 'telegVani. from Vic
toriano Huet'ta,Mexico's " p'oVisional
goyejno?,.1..jBenejaU-....
.... have the iono
mot". tQv inf orni j;; y oti
tttaJr.nMve.iyeartliMirnk.thlj goyern-
menttheforees!,arerawitb.;mer nd,Jundoubtedly v ih6.;-wxrkp rwojnerjH
f f omr now on, i peace. and i, prosperity
will reign. Your obedient servant,
Victoria Huerta, Commander iri-Chief
f Mexico ty,-fjen,' yictorianb Hu
erta was Elected" pro visional president
by. congress at a special secret Ises
sio'n. - " , f
"Jiancisco I. Madero, deposed from
the presidency, was exiled. Arrange
ments, were . made ...for his : departure
from the capital for yera Cruz. fVom
there lie will sail for ; some European
port. .'-p-.s - ' ' ' j i
Gdstav Madero,; itndwn 1 as Jhe
"poorer b'ehftid' the throne WiiHUso,
was executed.
M Mdero.wai forced cAit of the pres-i-A
i;' v X: ' iii ,j M,.i o
tional .palace by, .General .pjafiqiiejt,
den! Victoriano Huerla,1 conraiander
the Federal troops, was proclaiined
provisional pre?ideh. wtte"J J id
JlfcAbbtit Ihe tteneflktadeFO'iwa ezed
by-DiariquejUhis .brobrrGustivB jsia
derohe5;fpr&eS'rnifijstei'j8 'wa's ariestedb jGeneral urta, fho
waV dinlng'itb.rijiniin- a, public res-
OviRlfDEPRESDENT'SVETff
s.-r -i, 1 !,:
Burnett-Dillingham . Bill,. s.. Repassed,
- ; -" . . : j i i
1 hashing ton'.--The ! Burnett-Dilllflg-ham'
imTnigratip'a.'blJletbed,' b, ,Taft
because'.,, it .' imposed, 'j the; . literacy test
,;upbn, j immigrants, was. passed, toyer
the; president's; veto in : the seriate j by
a-'majority i bf :72 ;'to Thb -oyer-wbelming
majdrity. given at "the end
of a short debate, in which Presidpnt
Taffs attitude, ..was, vigorously, "attack
ed, ha v strengtbend-nhe-probdbility
that the bill will be passed over the
ve,to'in, the iwuse; ; - j f
:. Support of the president's position
was voiced by3 only Ja f e seaktpre
during the debate. Senators "Lodge
and i Dillingham, leading the fight to
Pverride the V president, declared the
measure contained so many important
piyisions !for' tbe exclusion of. crim
inal; dlseasedj&nd;i,insariei aliens rthat
great iam would result; $q .the ,UH
J'tatesVit it did 1 not become a w;.
. j .
Preachers Honor Bryce.
New York. Three hundred and fif
ty clergymen of New York City rep
resenting more than forty, denomina
tions met at a luncheon in honor of
James Bryce, who has announced his
Impending retirement as ambassador
from Great Britain. Mr. Bryce,- .in a
speech, congratulated the clergy upon
their increasing . willingness to forget
religious ; differences when opportun
ity, arose" tb co-operate : ; j ;
' Machine Gun Stolen by Rebels. li
: El Paso, Texas. A machine gun of
the Thirteenth cavalry platoon At Ha
chita, N. H., has disappeared, accord
ing to reliable reports received here
is believed that Mexican ' rebels
came over the border and stole the
piece. jMajor Clark, district adjutant
at Fort Bliss, said no -report of the
theft xia's been made.'. However, the
disappearance of the gun and also of
coriiilOTfbte popVfi? W I fully
varlfiW. Vmtejf iSfatei" troop i have
been searching the border for a trace
of " the missin gartlllery.
MILITANT WOMEN
USING DYNMillI
, fi n ;Cl?3L)5E R, oOjS.f o YED.
1:
NO PERSON WAS INJURED.
DesWuitop
S'hJAb
Wr.i.ParkHairst Boasts of
of Lloyd-George's Home-
epts ReKptmlibDi ty.V--
1
I btown:
up,.atj4 hancSilOK, of t- exChftquers'
hoMs4'' saitf Is.tlelMe Pafahurst,'
addressing nletJhiisiastic mioeting.ofc
suffragettes here.- The author .ties
heed not :.l0k for the. woaiert whe ac
tually did it. I personally accept full
responsibility for it." ' j ,7
WMrs. Pankhnrst declared that if i she
were sent to penal servitude she
would cn nn a hunypr strikf ' i ! -
tSSi'?fTJlri;o!5etftinent will then either.
have-. setrtWe free," she added, i "oiv
let me die. it l arop out a nunarea
women are ready to take my place,"
?ndc(ii.triThe;:. Country residency 'hi
Chancellor. Qfr.th SQhequer David
Lloyd-da'rrlsoh aV WWlton Heath WaS
pTaicicairy aeswoyea1. ny a DomDjwmcn
the police 'say .was placed there Jeither
by militant suffragists or theirj male
... - ir i
sympatmzers. j .-w
tVoman's $
nd iFplf Kal Union told the'Jpotiee
that the sociebad no knowledge! of
Hif nernptrn tors ii I
L.:;i!iQn?l''ar ' ;MrfXior"Dimmohd,
however, declared tne explosion was
She exclaimed
"It was a fine actandshosttie,
detfrmina'tion of the'wbmenil say-;"an
power to all kinds of militancy in the
I dfrfictten.j pfT barasjlng CAbiMetp hiln
hslirVfibdrVf -taKii bufioaay- life..'--
- A bomb had been placed in one of
therooms: ot 'feet 're3idjenc?wb.iit J
a",itflt)dest':onef tiftfBinltlg1 the gblf 4ifrft
on which Lloyd-George plays. The in
fernal machine was, so powerful tbat
the thick walls of fhe house1' spirt "In
all directions, and most of the rooms
were wrecked. , T
Two sevwJrt&laBis Af -MatO foi
der also had been placed in to sepa-
with oil, anTin the center of which
PURCHSER GUILTY AS SELLR
So South Carolina Judge Holds in
fpasskngronf i'SWoigei Casa$tr,
'ndrsosf CT fnSouljfi UarolfhV
tha h,,vPr of whiskv from a blind ti-
law and is punishable just as is the
seiler, accoraing to a mecxee' nauaeu
down by Circuit Judge Shipp in dis
missing several appeal A
l-TrrM jrdefennstconfttedllh''qprl'
dor's: cipri PMoeAharJf trapsflptj.;
ing contraband liquors appeaiea on
the ground that they were acting as
agents '.purthrp anjU that ftbf i
wnisKy was not cuni:au.mu uewuat:
it was to be used for a lawful pur
pose. The defendafs'ptated"that
they securcfl tfewskji from aOTuiclj
tiger, j&afitngntie nart and j- tltjejf
merrfykrjfeakehifclsy fronvbft
tiger to the purchaser.
Judge Shipp stated that the defend
ants, kneW the .whisky was contra,-
blind tiger and that its character did
not.tfhange pvhen it passed iptcu.UieJ
handl if thi) dA'ea Ji iMibugVia
may have been obtained by them for
arlawfn purpts
UJ tt
V7
j
Omnibus Bill Passes House.
Wablgtoo. Amid, great-oliQg
and in deiiance)f 4 the conservative
members who urged retrenchment and
the tutting tdpwiv pfyexpendi Juresi the
liousV passed 'an bmnibus paic btiiiii
ing bill, commony called a "pork hir
rel .bilH 4:arri4?ff3.80Offlpf - Th
vote on the bHlN?a'al&4 tov4Cnd the
opponents of the measure were unable
to' paster 66i4i 0r ! Ito secure? ,f
roll call to insure a record vote. Rep
resentative Hardwick of Georgia was
bitter in his denunciation of the bill.
. More Land for Forest Reserve.
Washington. rThe,; uationa3w- forf st j
reservation commission, ut a nifecmg,
authorized the purchase of ,9,000 acres
of land on the avannabwat; ershed
in th states: of :GebVgia andv Sit:
Carolina, which' Vinbrfng-the tdtal
forest reserve holdings in this local
ity up tp, 50,000. acres. ReprfSentatU-e
GordoaXse, a 'member of the commis
sion, states tha average price paid is
$3.23 an acre. An" additional 1.200
acres In Fannin county, lying adja
cent to lands already acquired, were
approved for purchase.
Nobody was injuredr-as thef rpsi-
WO'la.?6 btfdJyrt rlffln Jccupld.j t
Tatt receiv- An official of the Woman's Social
FROM THE TAR HEEL STATE
Short Paragraphs of State News That
Has Been Condensed For Busy
tji't:
is to ffix!yl f!J J'.' J
Lincolnton. County;n- Superintend-'
if
anta of? Health Page reports 'quite 'a1'
7 humferMf bases' of mallpoxlscattered
-f' all'Hiryctioils" but'fibfie",bf Vlerlous
Raleigh. The joint legislative com-
m uxee. ..oaUDraries ordered a
favbr-
abl report ot phe- bill. , of , ; Senatp'
Nimocks of ""Fayelteville,' providitfg
T ative"" reference; iftrary.1 - "
Spencer. A disastrous " firPfra.t! 'frie
.home of W. A. UeadjciXy ,,near Salis
,bory recently, t-resulted j in a; -loss, of
about $2,000 -withl $1,000 ' insurance. .
The home-will be "rebuilt at bhce. .
Raleigh. The bill to 'allow!' 'the vot
ers of Jackson cpunty to vote at an
.election as to removal of the county
seat from Webster to Sylvia, passed
the Senate by a vote of 2i to 4. ' jv
tAsheville. Claude ,Goodlake wa-s;
5fppnd guilty of seducing ?Ube Luthrfr
under the legal age of consent. ! Npv
tice of appeal was given and Dondiwas
required5 In the sumsldf two thousand
doriars. " '. ' ' ' - i ......
r. , s-mR"("-U - j lV'h " .
Raleigb).aIe)l.,wasihonpjred lbs
the persence of a.-large, i n'lmber rjof;
mayors from the important townstin.
Hli cbmmitteb'' 6f ' the'Cfty '5idhicipaV
jniJWiJmingtonsljtb.e(..rfesulbf! bet
tetrtics ' by ikr tfata' t Baardman,;
Aueustus Rice'ou'nfc -whit miri.
idaVfffmesjvVal Jtfemoriat
:hrpugh, fjarr.veatment. 8 ')
imberibn'.S The Robeson County
Teachers' Associatioix ' Mill ' nieet here
on'SatufdivMarch 1. County Super-
Intendebt,T,opl ,s raaking great efforts-
-to. secure a full attendance, having
written to each teacher. ..
a iDurham.-rdDallas Welch was , killed
in a fight near the Lincoln Hospital
by Jlenry, Green. Death resulted' frm
w bunds inflicted by a knife. Both .-of
the negroes had knives and were
eraikipg . generousJseJJoX(thm. I'm
burhatri.Xn epedemiS ofmeasles-
in Durham is pjaying havoc with, ;ther
cattdndayefee ; crds 4rf thr' spools jof
both.tb'e"cbuny and "city." The disease .
has been in the county for the; past
rTiibntb.'. andfs npw; somewljaft better
than it has been, though a large num
ber of children and grown ups have
Greensboro. The Greensboro cham
ber of commerce and the Greensboro
jmerfBjafcfsf ! assoi(6n inja Pint
meeting bave adopted strong resolu
tions UDholdine Qovernofl- Craiff and
0e legislative cm)iil.Sn?Jfn tleir;
purpose to have an end put to rail-
freight rate, disq-ifninMion
. tite.lstateviCtHiTiJi U,
Raleigh. The committeef.subsrtute
jrprpn ttaew?ne prims rj-- pjn went
itf "Tts'aeatb. tit The nbuVeSV a vote
OI lo aiier a strenuous croBsiirc
n etgTTOtf aiumber of amendment;
asking the exception or counties irom
tlio antiro nncrntlon of thp ImII 'l I 1
sl Si :
ijbar!tly.- The 'rftb. annual
ate convention or tae Jrtn caro
ina Sunday School Association x will
be held in Greensboro April 22-24.' Tbe:,
lBtacnationat'Qtmdaychool Assocsia
tibn will provide" two ' speakers',;' for
this convention, Franklin McElfr$h;i'
Ph. D., of Chicago, sxipritenaen ior
lrsQIaryf
perlBryner,
Newitk,
Greensboro. With the adoption- of
a schedule calling for 116 games. an
th declsionyta permiKnOj teansfprs
h$ejh by unttnous Tote'of'the; -nix
clubs, the Carolina League, directors
ave-siKTne rsfuvr-sivr iiiw-i upturns' ui
ile sea-SOti on 'April' 24 'itb games n
Winston, Charlotte and -Raleigh.'.
.sherUre playf thsnjh igani5 )ni
SvtnstoiK Greensboro win Charlolle
and Durham in Raleigh. 't j
J', RaleigllifitiSer fei-'eiia loirs' da-'
cussion by advocates and opponeats
of :the .nrpppsed.ne-'. cburjty pf Mi-aiefeex,vrbiv.bftpg-
defeated ; bly
unanimous vote. There was a gopdly
, oumbervoff interested cdtif ensroefwe.
tWMoue Committee HbA t5itis ftirf'
Towns, Rpberts, chairman, to constd
fT tthe pill i bylRepree'ntat,ive Corn
well to create new county out .b.f i
portions of Nash, Frajiklin, Wake,
Wilson and JolipCM3!1011! ff
Raleigh. Making vigorous speechH
aginst the Mount Airy proposition? v
Mipidjwi defiti9n4oot4pf ,Sff,00ila 1
bonds, Representative 'Haymore tor-
got to .TStewh.efly .hewas overwhelmed
afidi allowid1' th -committee on roafl$
to report Ms jbijlt with unaimous fa
vor;
...
Raleigh. The plan for a reforms
tory. for girls and women under, thirty.
Oxi -i rcj r f QOA nrVtrt ian rioln frti " i'
clean life, has been endorsed by the'
Senate committee on penal institu
tions, which heard a decision of the
bill introduced by Senator V. S. Bry
ant, of Durham, by request.
fjADERO 13 SHOT
DEAD II! STREET
u . . . .' 'J ' ul
MOB ATT AC KS OTF I C I All- AUTOMO-
' BIL3 iCARRYiHQjiHIM ij PEN-
; 'j ! rTEVIAY)0 i;4
INVESTIGATION ?a BE f.1ADE
.at'.i-. J h. i, p f:, V- J: it
jVice President-Suarez vyas Also Slain
During Meleii'-TAcdoAintsof-'j Death
of . Victims Dq Not.-Conforni in AH
Cases.''' L'''- f'--:--8
Mexico', Hfyjrw
and, Jose 'Pino Juarez Are deadV In a.
"mianightj rid 1 'gder 'giiacrd !'from th
NatfdnarpUiac4 to 'the, penitentiary
tl6ywere:;fciiied'., :fll:
thei,cireibstan'ees1 storoVfeding tha
death of the deposed Preislderit and.
Vice President pt the Republic are
?ukntfwhVfcptas5jvViJ'ffit official
accpubt-which0 "AoJ iH?alf case
cohforni. VhbnlyXVitn'esses were
those actually on5en Bdt iltt' "tbe kfll-
-'iTbe ; Praviaidnaii j?restdenJ:,; Geo..
Vietpriano 'Hetata. jsr-Jift KttWng of
the? tWQ;rn asfcaeUiliOf flgat
:btweea jtbeir guard , and. "party at-
tempting, p liberat'ejnTe MSa-
ister,, of. Foreign , je4&t3onstj jrasaciao
ffefinjte
fired, tlie ratal hbti;' it'!B riipt"Smpo
sible1. 'ha'tieither' feiivirs: -'
'An bolcfai ! iQTeJttgation.'5has beeu
brderea to 'determinetthe' responsible
ity 'and' solemn promises' have beea
made' that the guittyi iiU;be pnalshe.
. q STot uniiatnrally great jpart-of tb
. public-. . -.regards; he j officials, , yersiow
..with, doubt,., having ;iafmin.(it',"the uss
for! count' for. centariespfr.be" noto-
L rjous 'ley. ,fuga," the un written lav
f il.i't. '.' IJ-WJ .(.Kali's ufk n
' prisoner 13 desired... Atter"' Its ap
plication 'there : W written orii the rec
ords '"prisoner shot5 trying to escaped
-r' 'Senora Madenf, "widow of rthe. Ex
President received tfie first 'definite
iinformation of his death from fSennr
Cologan y Colpganr Uie Spaaisb, ,Mia
)tat4r.:i$be.r,alreadyj badj beard report
that something unusual and serious
had Ti'apned''buJirlends had en
deaypred up Jto, .that ttime;Ttol prevent
her iromlearihgt fSewhoieftnith.
Soon afterward, Accompanied by
l her brother, Jose Perez -and , Mercedes
siaaero, a sister oi r ranciscp, enora
Madero drove t the peultentlarj'' but
was refused permission, ,to;see the
body of1 her husbahbt.1 feenor '"Suarea
also was denied admittance11 'tb the
mortuary, where physicians, -rin ac
cordance with the 'fayri'j were 'perform
2
Turkey Ready ,to, Qujt fighting,
r 't itobdoii.-'' Subliine ;PPrte feas
tnetrucW -s Hakkl' -'Pasbav Turkish
peac envDy'Jln,tiLoh9n;t io request
the good offices of the foreign .office
ia ionaon m pringinaoout tne open
ing i Pi jBalkan jacr'negbtlatjton's, ac
c6fding s-io "a'- speeial "dispatch ' from
Constantinople. The Turkish' gbvera
ment has agTeed.tQyaccept.in the
1ininf,lie J'rebmniendalipWs 'pf Uve
! great 'powerS, which weVe tbal :T-urkey
;mtvkh"'aanas'V9ti''-lh 'eihie. 1
Castro Has Gone, tp, Cuba.
.'DNew lYorkCett. "Ciprlanif 'Castro,
ex president)' oi Venezuela1,1 1 left - New
, YdrH r f or Cuba,ii bm'the, vird uxlner
Saratoga. He said there was nothing
secret about his trip, that it was mere
ly 'for pleasure and that her would re-
turn: tp t Xetr Yorkssome:s'time ' ia
Marcli. Thi general: siid'h felt con
.fidentj (thatfiha i-wouldi defearittiV gov
ernment in its appeal to the supreme
court from the federal court decision
allowing -him. to enter" this country.
,;U.;rri ..'- ' - '
JlGrey l-tikeiy , to I be i Premier. '
L,oadenr-Tbe cabinet has noV. deS
nitely ; ,settled .the .vexed questlor. as
to ' who shall have the reversion of
the.t ; premiership t whfh' !Miv "Asqnith
ttdSithe. burden of , his pffloe too great
for; his, yf ara ,atd, seeks tha , repose in
the Hotise -of ord3...,The choice has
fallen almost unanimauslr ouf (Sir; Ed
ward Grey.
ii ii ! ju.n "'?' ! ' 0 '
rt Washington. Secretary, ;Nagel Has
aae . a , repojrt to .i'resiaeat'HXt -on
the offlcial conduct of Danel J Keefe
of Detroit,'" commissioner' general of
Immigration; and . Has rrecchtnunded
th?.t 4eef e s resignation W demand?-!.
The reports "alleges ,'that tha.hoad f
the. immigration service has. accepted
free transportation. for;.,hiraselX and
familj' from railroads atd 'sleamahij ;.
These alleged acts -wcro-'coniJiereii
t? Secretary Nasel as sufilcently so
rious to be called to the presilent'a
attention.
. ae,. 4 ..iarra. . aaas , ia- , tauuciw
tempted1, "to Jescape,' Neithe?' nraJks
a' "ffbnate' ' s-tateinent ' 4s' to which sida