Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-29

or Utica, n. Y, died suddenly today ar tho
Auaitorium Hotel Annex. He was on his
way 10 California. Dr. II. c. Palmer also
or Utica, who was travelling with DR. Wed
said that the latter's death was due To mil
monary heart disease.
VIENNA April 29-Privy Councillor Ms-ev
Won kaposmere, Baron Won Macchio and
fro1. Heinrich Lammasip have been an
pointed principal Austro-Hungarian dele
gates 10 The Hague peace conference The
naval delegate of Austro-Hungary will be
Rear Admiral Haus and the military dele
gate Maj. Gen. Baron Won Gieslingen
ST. PETERSBURG. April 29.-Throupb
the agency of the American consul general
Mr. Watts, train of twenty mine Siberian
siedge dogs has been secured for the Well
man Chicago Record Herald expedition
They were secured in the remote interior of
Siberia and are now at Tobolsk The dogs
will be shipped via Archangel to Wellman' S
base in Norway.
VICTORIA, B. c.. April 29-The steamer
Empress of India. which arrived yesterday
from Yokohama brought news that Gen
Baron Kuroki and his party dispatched by
Japan to the jamestown exposition, were
given an enthusiastic farewell at Yokohama
when they started.
FALL RIVER, Mass, April 28.-Announce-
ment is made that the recently formed Nep-
tune line of steamships, TO run between
Fall River and New York. will begin its
daily sailings about May % The
New York terminal is at the foot of West
54th street.
SEATTLE WASH April 29-Lieut Gen.
Macarthur, ranking officer Of the United
States army. accompanied by his staff Off
GERS. arrived here yesterday from San Fran
cisco. Gen. Macarthur is here to meet
Gen. kuroki. who will arrive May 2. Gen.
Macarthur will be the special representa-
tive of President Roosevelt and will accom-
pany Gen. kuroki across the continent to
jamestown. where he will be the nations
guest.
CHICAGO. April 23.-Deegates from all
parts of the country will attend the eighth
annual convention of the council of medi-
cal education. which opens here today.
LONDON, April 29-Cat and dog worship
has evolved a new profession. Nurses
skilled in the diseases Of cats and dogs can
obtain regular employment at $40 per week
for looking after sick prize and pedigreed
nurses for animals at Pimlico. A certificate
is granted to apt pupils after six months
experience in the care Of sick creatures.
cats and dogs especially.
LONDON. April 29.-The gradual decline
Of skirt dancing and return in musical
comedy theaters to dancing that can be
plays of London. Willie Warde one of the
best authorities in London on dancing and
dancers. thinks that 1t was the success of
Danatto. a one-legged Italian. who danced
with an immense long red silk cloak around
him that suggested skirt-dancing. Danat-
tO's pirOuetting forty years ago. with the
corkscrew. was in a way like the elaborate
silk waving that Miss Loie Fuller later
made SO popular throughout America and
Europe!
GENEVA, April 29.-The hairdresser en-
ployes at Zurich. who are on a strike for
higher wages. have bOycotted their en-
pioyers by novel methods. Equipped as
sandwichmen they parade the streets with
large placards on which are printed: AT
this shop the employees are on a strike be-
cause the employer will not accept our just
terms You can be shaved at IS" Then
follow the name and address Of the nearest
hairdresser who has not been boycotted.
PARIS. April "a woman named Mar
guerite Bots. known as Lucia, the Queen
Of the Brigands,' has been the instigator
of a number Of crimes perpetrated In the
south and west of France and Is now under
arrest. Early in life she gained reputa-
ton for recklessness and cruelty. When
only ten she rode horse that no one else
could approach, and went to sleep in the
stable with her head on it's hoofs. At the
age of seventeen she married a man i'm
plicated In many crimes, Lucia enticed him
on to other crimes to satisfy her taste for
luxuries Under her guidance band of
brigands was formed of which she was the
acknowledged queen.
PARIS, April 29.-The cabinet at it's meet
ing today confirmed the dismissal of NJ.
Edgard Lemarchand the French minister
to Central America, who. according to one
of the letters Of Mgr. Montagnini to Papal
Secretary Of State Merry del Val, had
agreed to secure from the foreign Office
here certain documents for the Vatican.
PARIS. April 29-It was decided at the |
cabinet meetiSg today that the time had
arrived for energetic action against public
engaged in agitatng for the organi- |
Zation of unions and eventual aff1liatiOn
with the Federation Of Labor. The ring
leaders among the oostmen and teachers |
will be summarily discharged.
ST. THOMAS. D. w. l.. April 29.-The |
squadron of warships which is to represent
Brazil at the jamestown exposition con-
sisting of the battleship Riachuelo, the |
cruiser Barrosa and the gunboat Tamoyo.
arrived here today. After coaling they will |
proceed to Hampton roads. |
Edward jackson Underwood Dead