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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

hs bic @erbienfte bes getreuen 8eamten
In Gegsnipart bon sueesogenen Wertrs~
tern Der geantenfhaft Su lpiirbissn.
Shul3e bantte eeriibrt unb icnnte
niht umbin, bel ieinem bebriidten Der,
Sen fpessn beg perihDuncenen R.seiIes
benz Wunfhe unb Der Soffnune auf
bdlbiaes Wieoerfinben 4usbrud su ees
ben. Den S9lub Der feierlihen 5anos
lung biloete bic usbergabe bes toitbos
rem 2ebnItuhIs on ben Subilar. Shul-
&c muBte iit bon Ieinem alien Stuble
erHebeH unb ben neuen probiren. Nber,
Dbmpbt er iin iiber bag 9e'6sut fir pie
quite Stube babeirn iihtltch freuts. lcbte
er asriihrt bod ben alien, Der stpar uiiz
irhpn uub bart fei, immerbiu ihn mehr
als % ,Sabre in 5reune uno 2eip eea
truaen babe. Illsr glide trenoetsH fid
na6 Dem sInIanen Solsitubl. es fiel
ouF. ooB er nit giihern belaitet mar
uno ooourG 5itmlih boh erIhien. Rad
Dem Grunoe befrast, srtIdrte Shul3e.
cine bdrte llntsrlage lei nob pieler
Rthtuns bin Sutrdalih uuo nngsnehm.
Dds bsranlaBte islbit ben Reeierunass
prdiiheuten. ii5 zen Stubl naber ons
5uIe6en. 9lber als oieier gsriidt pura
be, fiel elm oidss Bud trafenb 3u go=
ben. 8ienitsifrig tuuree ss bon mtbre-
ren geumtsu oufgeboben; Der Resiss
runssprdiibent fab Die aufidrift uno
pertiiubets iis gum Gritauuen unb Gnts
ies.n auer anfptIenb.n nit ben eins
brudspollsn Wortsn: v9smeinbs= =Re3eb
bon Rsuborf." - Die nGhite grobsre
arbeit oes Rehnunssratbs Shuis.,
Der alien, 1raosn r8ombe", mar isin
antraS auf 9sriesuns in ben Rubss
itonb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

anb iiber NIT 2aetichungen unb @ontz
abfhiirfuneen bebedt ipnrben; bic
&leiber purpen linen thatfdhlih pom
2eibe geriIien. Die Wsutter ipuroe nit
ibreu hetpen aleinen nah bem Ct.
gliiobetb Soipital oebra1t. 9ie Ser
Iesungsn Der Stnber ftnb nidt sefabrs
li1. Der Sunee tpuroe bann fpater nit
ieiner WHtter sntlaFen.
- Sn Der Slage bon Gtubbs ges
aen @ilb aoben Die 8efdporenen i'm
Gircuiteeridote per Aihter SracD Elm
urtbeil ouf 800 ab. Gtuhbs behaups
tet, boB er psrIdunbst tprtbe. - Sn
oemieIben 6erihte 1T Die alage bon
aoam's, g(ominiftratpr BON Nelpberrn
geaen bic 6. unb 8. Giienbabn in
Shpebe. gteipberrp puroe bon elmer
2otomptipe rabe bem 9abnbpf qet0oz
tst. Die Slo8e Iautet auf $4,000
S1loenerIas.
- Srgeno eire nihtsnugige 9erTon
perIu6te enttpeper Die Sinber poer Die
tpertbpolen Sunoe bes RahtsQpIiSeis
2eutnants WiIliam Sapborn, go.
1543 GaItern Ipenue, 5u persiften.
2lls Srau Sapborn seitern aur friibsn
Stunoe noh benz oofe oine, fanb ite
einen 6uno ertrantt uno mod flint
groBe WurItltiite. Die Strphnin ents
htelter.
- S6ulratbsFbung. Superintens
bent 8. 8. Slub bsridtete, oaB Die
ARRANGEMENTS fir bic SdIubfeisr be-
enpet Iinb. Die GlementarIaulsq qriiz
fungen beginner am 9. Stunt uno lit
Der ShuIi6lub am II. SUM. Die
Soldre Der 2sbrsr iolIeu aud am
S6lubtdge be8abIt tpsrben. 5,95Satnz
Der befudten bic StuIen; tGeli6sr
geiud1 inn Wlonat Wlat 4153. -- Die
ShuIp0ete 6anbeI urb Gabiu batten
2S3 SSdlIe.- Gs purbs beihlofIen, am
tommenben Wittppd nit benz Stootz
ratb eine8erfammlrng ab5ubalten, I'm
iiber bic gerIdnserung Der 9resr
StroBe gu 'pre6en. -- Das aommitz
tee fir Wtittel uno gBsge ioll $12,O 900
Ieiben. 8uFirte. - Die Sanitprs etc.
Der S6uIen unb &inbsrgdrten purb,n
olIe pispererpdblt. $500 tpuroen fir
cine SommsrIbule uusoeieBt.
-Sn Der 9srIormIung bes Rotbss
Der gtIDermdnner hinterlegte bic Gops
ingtor uub 9raction 60. einen Bomb
BON $4,000, oaB lie Die 2inte in 3
ofabren in 8etrieb bat uub eiren
$4,000 9ono, boB iis i'm Gintlang
nit Der Sroinun5 perfdhrt. Wuroe an
pas bstrsFfenbe apmmittss psrtpieien,
- $3.50 IoIIen fir eirsn Strsifen
2ano, geeigret pon 5rso. 5etmann,
fir 9erIGngerung Der Stsrrett Strabs
perousgabt tpsrber. 9aFirts Die stpeite
2efun9. - Sn Der nG6iten 9eriomms
lung iou Die guiloing Sob. Sroinon5,
bic i'm Stootrotbe puiTirte, 5ur Spros
DE tomnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
Ser u.rihpuuaene Ne5eR.

Der gireermtiit.r a. .. u. Quehl
perofientliht gnisr bem 3itsl ~Was
man ols gir9s,meiiter erlsbt" elm tlsis
nes 8u6Iein nit elmer Reibe luttissr,
erlebter 9eiti9teu aus benz Hette
9ureantratii. Inter Der obsn itss
benoen usberihrift srsdhlt er iplsens
bes IpoBbafte gegebnib: Sm Ir1to
Der aegisrun9 81 9. febIte felt LAM
oersr 3eit Der Rsssb Der Gemeinoe
Ieuoori. Co Elm R.Seb iit Elm srobss.
itartes, in 2tosr eebunoenes Bud.
6as ben gsIjBitanb elmer Gemetnes
nodpeiit. Gr entbdlt bic einsslntn Gles
otnihaften Der 8dusrn unp i!etnen
8runobeIsey aus ben friiben auf8eths
nung.n uno Hd6 Der 3u'ammsn= uno
ulmleouno urb itelIt cine gar tpittise,
'hfper gu sriesenoe llrtunos bar, be
fprgFGItiq Qebiitet rperoen muB. gu
ieinem 9Iut tprnt. Der bisnfteifriqe
Reoiitrator uahmeiisu, bab ous toftz
bare BUD oen Rehnangsrath S6uiSe
iibereebeu morben tpor. Der folaereht
fir bic Wieberbeihaffune einSutreten
bate. Stul3e, .bie 8ou6e" genannt.
itanb i'm SO 2ebensjahre, bate e. bel
Der artiusris biz gum Wadtmsiiter
qe6raht uno befanp iid nah 20jdbris
ger MtilitGr Oieuitseit unb 29jdhriser
3ipilaniteQun9 Dor benz 50jdhriesn
OienitiubiIGum. 9as foute gsfsiert
tperben, unb burd eineSdmmluns fsis
ner @mtsgsnoTen mar oIs Gbrensez
I6.nt Elm Gebnitubl in ausiiht ges
npmmeu pOrben. niht etfpa INN oem
piirbia.n S4ulse bas Sissn i'm
Qmtssimmsr bequemer gu mdnsn.
Ionoern um ieine Geoan.en anf ben IN
Der 9dusIidtsit 81 perIebenben Rubes
itanb 3u Ien.en. ShulSe mar elmer bon
ben pisleu, bic beitimmi annehmen, baB
obne lie Der tOnialihe Oien't neriagen
,piiroe. Gr oohte benn au6 nod gar
niht an 9.uIioniruns. Grit tpolIts et
Tein 5OiGhrises 4misjubIiaum beses
ben, bann nod einige SABRE arbeiten,
bic in 9(usii4t ftehenDe 9ebaltserhos
buno mitnsbmen, unb bann ipiiroe iih
bas Wsitsrs finben. Rur Der Wsupors
fer Rs3sb mahts ibm ernItIid Soree.
Der Reoisrunsspraiioent, Der Deer
n.nt, ielbit Der fonft 10 nahfhtiss
Oberregierunssratb bdtten ibm, sipor
fppblnolienb, nber bod nit gldhorut
9orbaltungen oesbaib gema4t. ant
ibn lpar Der RsSeb aussetrossn. auf
ibm blisb er bdngen. 10 febr Hatb
Ghalse cua betbeuerte, ihn ldngit
mieber abeeliefert gu boben. Inter biss
Ier amtli6z briidenben 8eipitteriHale
ritte bas SubilGum immer ndher. es
feblts niht piel, 70 mare Die bOhern
Srts erbetsne 4us3eihnung fir ben
sSubilar riidadngia gemdht iporosn.
9Die alltd9lich srfhien bic Bonnie am
Subitdumstase piinitli6 um 8 llhr i'm
Qlmtssimm.r, biesmul i.itliH getlsiorf,
7Srad, meibe 9inbe uno 3plinosrbut
feblten nibt. I'm 10 1lbr erfhien Der
RegierungsprGfibent nit einisen Rds
then, um benz 3tehnunesratb Shul3s
ben gfothen MplersCrben NIT vr 3ohl
90 su ierrei6en uno in elmer 4nipras
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03
s,or, ) a,,f peo;u,,, IN 1nri

9om 2. Snf. Aeeimeut in Sort
Shomas ntiiiien iif Die Sergeontfn
Nm. Marfball bon 8pmp. 6, 8m. =.
Driman BON Gomp. 3. Sohn W. Rod
bon Semp. g une Gorppral Souts
Deihmann bon 9omp. g naf Sort
2eapennorth, &as., beaeben, um einen
aurIus fir RiIiSs sSniiruttipn buras
3umdhen.
- glIie Repper erbisIt Die Shcts
buns ppn Samusl Repper. gr mari
tbr Dor siniger 3eit cine Sdure in's
@efidt urb erbislt 3udtbausitrafe.
- Sad, Der Is Sabre aIte Soln
bes ShomaB 9batcher bon aleranorl1,
tpurbe Don sinsm 8feros niepergetreisn
uno fcbtper an beisen 9einen pfrleBt.
Der Sunae bate 8eiitesSssenmart gc=
nuq. unter einen Waeen 81 triehen,
font bate bas Pfero ibu iitsr 9etpo@
tet. Sein gatsr fanb iAn ipdter Sc
pubtIos ouf.
- Die $4,000 SadosnerIastlale
RON 8eoroe Wtoper, Sohn BON S;to
+. Dlopsr. aegsn Die Staot 8eDepue
muBte i'm Gircuitgsritt perT6oben
ipsrben, ea pihties 3eussn febIten.
Der Sunge fiet BON elmer rs SUB Ics
ben goihune an Der Retreot Strabe
unb 5a3en aQen.
- glnorsa8 Blum uno mamie
@ooner BON Der Oft s. StraBe rurs
ben gsItern in Der Gp. Ct. 9uulas
Stride 9etraut,
9eTbpsrdnoerungeu. Samt'sI
pbiIIips an 2ouis 2oner, Got go. %
in Der Southrn unterobtbeiIung, 81.
- y. s. 9ruesbeu al Sobn Sones,
eine 9ot an Der ggIanttue Strabe, 81.
- 2ouis 0ubsr on u. Stepbenipn,
Got on Der DaIrut uno Soutbg ,is
Strabe, 81. - 9is3ie DsnoIbt on
SoI. 9usbes, Got an Der 1bprntoa
StruBs, 81.
- Stabtz osnsenisur Warlioee fat
bic 9IGne fir ben 9iaoutt Iber Die
Monmoutb StroBe fertis uno oerlaust
cine Qemsiniame SiBung Der Stacts
perpoItung nit ben 8ertretern Der s.
e 8, g. & %. unb 3. 6. & 6.
Strabsnbubn. Sieielbe ioq innerb Gtb
10 Saaen ftattfinoen.
- Sm Staotratbe tpurben ee'tern
9bsnb foIsenoe 9eIdGfte erIebigt: Die
Sroinan8 unter oem neuen 9eieB Die
StrabenperbeHerunoen be.reffeno, pal
| firte. - $9640 nurben erIaubt, url
ben Re't Der 0aHsrr0brsn Su rsintssn.
Re6nungsn gum getrage bon
| $689.30 lpuroen erlaubt. 9as 8eiu6
Der Sem gort WinsroI Water Comp,
um Refunoiruns Der 2i3eus, ipurbe an
oas apmmittee fir liseuIen unb ben
Stootontpalt iibertpisisu. - Die Res
| iolution, um Die SiIan3 i'm 4rmens
uRo 8eiunobeitsfoubs an ben gontins
gent 5onos 81 iibsrtpsiieu, paTirte. --
Die Refolution fir 4nihuffuns bon
gdnten i'm meGIure 9ort paFirte unp
Der aontratt purbe bergeben. - 9i.
JOrosrung BON Wuggt &c Spn. fiji
ben 9au oes Weingdrtnsr's 9lace,
fpuroe an oos 4ommittss fir WittsI
unb Wege pertpieIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

,eisen u. |. -. Bis 10 1lhr As Rinnts
Nb.nbS entaessngenrmmen meroeH
SclephoD Ssuth 2401. v
- $4,000 S6aoenerIaB perIan1t
6arrp 8udmann reihte i'm Gircuits
qeri6t cine alage gsgen bic Gitisens'
lelepbon Comp. uui $4,000 Snaosrs
erIuB ein. Gr itiir8te Dor Dem GIts>
Sempsl an Der Yort StraBe auf BEN
itaobGften llsberQung. ben Die Ssle@
pbon SO. peruria6t baben ioa.
- Observation-Disclosures. Sruu fora
Belle Ware fir ell 2itotiqes Bad
Iteinpobnbaus on Qelion plnce, 3pis
fhen 5snneTes uro 2inpen 2lpenue,
$4,000. Bm. J. Gohitroh fir Elm
2it0tiges 9otIteinpobnbaus an Der ).
Strdbe, unterbalb Der Bern, $4,000.
oyobn Sametb fir Elm J. 1aitOdigss Bad
iteinhaus an Der 7. Strube, 3tpiihen
Der Sperton uno Wu1hington acenNe,
$140O.
Safe Sbec. 5ut iibertrug on
91obert @. piummer cine Got dn GER
S'5aQon 4oenue in 9eIIepue fir ST..
Ginen G9eidein erbieIten Ser
mann 8agner, 80, Don Cincinnati.
uno Gliiubetb %. Rpis. "a, BON Sobns
5iq. Gp.
- Der aonitabler Georoe 5oifz
mann puroe geitern Iahmittao eel
Sort 5bpmas toDtltd DerleBt. Er
balf Senrp Simon Shlate mad oem
Ssitsnipege an Ybiuips pIace iubrer.
ais oas 8ferD, tpelfss Giaenthum 2e3
5igblano 9iitritts lit. ideute unD
ReiBnus ra1m. Stmon, Der Dus qfsrb
bielt, puroe 80 SUB mitge5errt. 5oiiz
mann tpuroe aus bem Wagen 9eidlets
bert unO fiel 10 unsliidlih, oaB er cine
8ebirneri6iitterung erlitt, Die eiuen
lsihten 8iutitur3 peranlaBts. NuBers
nem fat er Den Shdoel es6ro9en.
- Gountpr!hter 6alptins psrlpe.s
qerte 5errn 5ermann S6mibt bon
0antor cine Stantli5sns fir Glarts
9rooe.
- G6eibsine: 5rant 3int, 90, lno
2aura 9reen, %, beios Don Giueinz
natl. --- pbil. peter Wottsn, %, oon
MabaIh, Sno., uno Marp 9. Gal
laslsr, 28. bon GoansDiae. Snb.
- Die bisiigc 2oge Der Glts trifft
9or6ereitun9en 3Ir Jlasgentage5etsr
an IA. Suni.
- Gmil 5orosras, Der bic 5i!<
6arptihe WirthIdaft in Ulelbourne
bdIt, nurbe auf getrei6en Der gran 5.
sFaus oerbaftet. Sie lam in Die Wir :hz
Idaft, I'm i9re Gntel, bic ssil5aro.z
Inen ainoer, 81 ieben uno purbe i5r
Der Gintritt in brutaler WeiIe perpe.s
qert. Der 5all tommt am SamItag
Dor 5rieoensr,htsr phillips in 4l.rs
.anoria sur 9erAaEaIuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

- Rop Wianning bon 0c. 231
GleoelanO 4penus betIagt ben 9erz
luit ieinsr ubr, pslhe bon 81. wiliam.
ion auJ GaHton, 81. G., Der isit 9isrs
tag abgdnsig 1T, geitObIsn pOrben
Iein ioll.
- Gbarlss Rob, pslner sSIdat
gunce tGbtete uuD fpegen 1obtftlaas
ietnen Yro3sB bsitano, Durbe ppn ben
9eihporenen hss ibdiltchen anGriifs
i6ulotg befunoen. Gr biirfte nit ii.
ner Irbeitsbausitrafe bapontommsn.
- Warp Wtcain BON Mibbletopn
bat ibren 9atter Sefs Mestin ipeeer
MiBbanolung. 5runtsnbsit, llntreue
uno 9erluFsns i'm hieiissn @eridt
auf S6eioung pert!aet. 8as paar
heiratbe.e am IT. Ssbrunr 1904 uno
bat Elm aino. uber tpsldss bie Wutter
Die Sbbut berlanei. Der Monn lieb
Die aldgerin i'm Sttober 1909 i'm Sti6
unb balt iid angeblit jeBt in ct.
2ouis, Wlo.. auf.
- Der Neser 0i(Iidm u. aofprente,
Der bic ginbrii6e bsi cSaeDb aslIep unb
Or. s. 3. Seott begangen, bat aud
IN 0opion, g., etfpas duf benz asrbs
bols. 0ort brat. sr am 25. Wai Bel
geors aHe4t, fir ben er einsn Gag s.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

$amilton anseisrn. 2ofaI.N.tisn
uub Vemiafciten Fno absusebsn G6s
Der 4. mno Charles Strahs. uuie.
Aetrt fir 6amiltun ipotut No. 301
RDrb SsroEt Ctr. Selephun fSom:)
go. 37S 9. Selepbou unieres aorrs.
ipUuoenteu: Some Yo. GIG. 8
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-03

Tic VtlOpprt Effiee fnr bas sGin.
tianatier gcIfsbIatt" Eefinbef Ifl in
ap. 33l gurt stras,. asasnubsr eetn
Guarthanic, Gsielbit Rcuisfeifcn, Gu
,eisen u. |. -. Bis 10 llhr 45 Rinntx
Nb.nbS entaessugsnrmmen merosx
3clephoD Eenth 24Of. "
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
$4,000 v|NEYARD|STS
PROTEST WINE LABEL

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-A peti-
ton containing 5000 signatures and rep
resenting 25,OOO California vineyardists
and wine men in the state, was sent to
Washington today protesting against
the recent ruling of the department of
agriculture in regard to the use Of
the terms port" and sherry in label
ing California wines. The department
ruled that such wines should be label
ed port type" and sherry type"
At a meeting here today Of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Allied Grape
& Wine Industry of California, with
a committee of the sweet wine men
from the southern part of the state,
the last signatures to the petition were
appended, and it was decided thor
oughly to arouse the wine and grape
men of-the state for concerted action
and protest against the ruling. which,
it was held, would be a serious blow
to the industry in California, and
would favor foreign wines.
The committee from the allied or
ganization was headed by President
Frank Busse. and Secretary Ben F.
Lamborn. and the Southern California
delegation by Secundo Guasti of Los
Angeles and Lindsey Rogers Of
Fresno, 1t is claimed the grape and
wine industry in the state represents
an Investment of $13S,512,0O0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
JEALOUS, MURDERS
WIFE; KILLS SELF
Estranged Husband EnaCtS DOu-
bile Tragedy In Spring Street
Bath ParIor

Crazed with jealousy, o.. P. Meese
last night entered a bath parlor at
number 2451a South Spring street and
shot his wife through the chest and
then sent a bullet into his brain. Both
are dead.
The murdered wife Is the daughter
of Mrs. Marie La Paine, who conducts
a bath parlor at the place in which
the shooting occurred. She was mar
ried several months ago and separated
from her husband by mutual agree
ment when she found that life In his
company was impossible.
In order to maintain her position
the wife went to work in a bath par
lor. There she was the object of much
attention on the part of men. Her
husband became aware of this and
tried to persuade her to give up her
position. She refused.
Shortly after 10 o'clock last night,
Meese entered the bath parlors and
was paid to the request because she
was busy at the time. A few min
utes later he forced his way into one
of the rooms and encountered her as
she came through, carrying a bath
towel and other material.
Raising a revolver he took deliber-
ate aim and shot her. She dropped,
fatally wounded and died soon after.
He then placed the muzzle of the gun
to his head and pulled the trigger.
He died instantly.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
CHARGES WOUNDED MAN
NEGLECTED BY POLICE

Charges of neglect of duty made by
Chief Galloway against four members
of the police department for not giving
a wounded prisoner the medical atten-
tion he should have had. are to be
aired by the police commission at a
special session to be held Tuesday
night.
The four police officials who will be
con the carpet" are Lieutenant Haupt,
Sergeant Mcclure and Jailers Saunders
and Story
The chief charges that Patrolman j..
r. owens arrested Antonio Madero in
Hollywood on the night of March %
and took him to the Central police
station, where he called the attention
of the four accused officers to the
fact that the prisoner was covered with
blood and in need of medical care.
Nothing was done about it until the
Following morning, when the prisoner
was examined by the police surgeon
and a long cash was found in his
arm. 1t was necessary to take eight
stitches to close the wound.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
WINS FREEDOM BY
GENIUS As A POET
Young EngIishman to Leave Min
nesota Prison Tomorrow,
His Birthday

SIT. PAUL, April 16.-The young
Englishman known as John Garter"
who had served half of ten years
sentence for burglary and whose case
has attracted wide attention because
of his poetic genius, was given free
dom by the state pardon board this
afternoon. Carter will be released from
the Saltwater prison Monday, his
twenty-fourth birthday anniversary.
Carter was not pardoned for technical
reasons, but the board ordered COM
mutation of sentence.
The young poet admits that Carter is
not his right name, but says he is an
Englishman and of good family. He
will not divulge his identity. He says
his poems, which have been published
in a number of magazines and have at
tracted much attention, were written
to kill time and ease unhappy thoughts.
His ballad of Misery and Iron" won
him special recognition.
Carter was less than 20 years old
when the crime was committed. His
father was in an asylum, and John,
who had been working in a bank but
did not like the confinement, was sent
to Canada by the family, which was in
straitened circumstances, to learn
farming.
Being unable to secure steady work,
Carter started to "beat it" from Win
nipeg to st. Paul, but in the night
was put off at Carlsbad. MINI. Having
had nothing to eat for thirty-siX hours,
Carter broke into the railroad station
and stole $24 and a silver watch. He
was captured, pleaded guilty and was
given the maximum penalty of ten
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
Carries Message from Pope to
Former President, Accord
ing to Report
SEQUEL TO VATICAN INCIDENT
Both PreIate and Colonel Decline
to Reveal Theme of Pri-
Vate Conversation
[Associated Press1 !

vienna, April 16.-What is regard
v ed as a very complete sequel to
the recent Vatican incident oc-
Cured after the luncheon which AM
bassador Kerens gave in honor OF Coz.
Roosevelt today, when Mgr. Granlto
di Belmonte Pidnatetlli, the papal nun
clio, accredited to the Austrian court,
in the full ecclesiastical Vestmehts OF
his office, accompanied by ms seCre-
tary, Mgr. Rossi-Stockalper, called
upon the former president.
After being presented by the Amerl-
can ambassador the papal nunc1o ana
Col. Roosevelt withdrew They talked
together twenty minutes, but what
transpired it is impossible to state, as
both subsequently declined to give any
information. 1t was assumed genef-
ally that the Vatican incident was dls-
cussed and that the nunclo was the
bearer of a massage from the pope as
the American ambassador cannot dl-
vest himself Of his official functions.
This later was denied by Ambassador
Kerens, who explained he had invited
the nunciO to be present at luncheon
to meet tie former president, put tlae
that official was unable to accept the
invitation because no other member
of the diplomatic corps was attending;
and being desirous Of seeing Mr. Roose-
Welt he came after the luncheon.
When asked if it could be assumed
that the papal nuncio was the bearer
OF a message from the vatican the
ambassador replied:
"It would be unfortunate to place
that construction upo nthe visit.
Another rumor which gained cur
rencv attributed the responsibility of
the meeting to the emperor, the story
running that the emperor, after meet
ing col. Roosevelt yesterday, was so
greatly impressed with his personality
that he telegraphed to the Vatican ad-
vising some step that would put an
end to the incident. There are good
reasons to believe this version is en-
tirely correct.
1t Is explained the emperor himself
is i'm an awkward position with the
vatican over several matters, notably
the visit which he owes to the king Of
Ita,y, and which he cannot make pc
cause if he went to Rome, neither the
pope nor the king would receive him IL
he called upon the other first.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
ROOSEVELT Dimes WITH
AUSTRIA AGED EMPEROR

VIENNA, April 16.-The emperor's
dinner in the imperial palace at
Schoenbrunn tonight constituted the
concluding official function of Col.
Roosevelt's visit to the Austrian cap
ital. AS the hour of the dinner was
set for o'clock Col. Roosevelt ana
Kermit in evening dress left the hotel
in a court carriage a half hour earlier.
Arriving at the entrance of the pal
ace a court official met and escorted
them up the broad flight of stairs,
where, according to the court etiquette
of imperial dinners. Count Bellegard,
master of the kitchen, was in waiting.
He conducted them to the mirror
room," where the other guests had as
sembled.
AS the former president and his son
reached the threshold the doors op-
posite were thrown open and the em-
peror wearing the uniform of field
marshal, advanced to greet the guests
Of the evening.
After greetings Col Roosevelt pre-
sented Kermit and in a few minutes
the emperor, with the former president
on his left, led the way through sew
eral spacious apartments to what IS
called the small gallery" a white gala
aDartment where small court dinners
usually are given. The gallery over
looks an exquisite garden. in the CEN
ter or WIlCn al uldIDie lOuAibeiiAi - SpAi-
stantly playing. Thirty-tive additional
guests, nearly all high Austrian off,
cials, sat down to dinner.
TWELVE COURSES IN DINNER
Throughout the dinner, which COM
prised twelve courses, with eight wines
of rare variety, the band Of the Thirty
second infantry played in gallery,
rendering selections from Strauss. The
service was of silver and white and
gold china, with the imperial eagle in
gold on the borders.
The dinner occupied precisely one
hour, and upon arising from the table
the party returned to the mirror room,
where what is known as the "circle"
followed during which the emperor
personally made the round of his
guests His leave taking of the former
president and his son was exceedingly
cordial.
From the palace Col. Roosevelt and
Kermit drove direct to the Imperial
opera, where they occupied the court
box for a short time during the second
act of 1.-THE Barber of Seville"
They drove from the opera to the
American embassy, where an informal
reception to the American colony had
been arranged.
Mr.. Roosevelt will leave for Buda-
pest at o'clock tomorrow morning,
special car having been placed at his
service. He will be met by Count Ap-
ponyt at Pressburg. and will proceed
in an automobile and spend the day
with the count at his castle at Eber-
hart He will resume his journey at
6 80 in the evening, arriving at Buda-
pest about three hours later.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-17
Nearly Every House in Woodland,
Georgia, Is Damaged by
Severe Tornado
STORMS IN EAST AND SOUTH
Snow Wind and Rain Do Great
Havoc to Crops in Mississippi
Valley Districts

Severe storm ragged in the middle west
and south yesterday and last night.
Woodland, Ga, was almost Obliterated
by tornado and many persons were in
jured.
Wind did great damage in Illinois,
Missouri and several of the southern
states, blowing down telegraph and teie-
phone wires and damaging buildings.
Rain fell over wide extent Of terri
tory aud New Mexico and North Dakota
reported snow. Fruit grwers near Grand
Junction, Colo, used smudging pots to
save their fruit crops, valued at millions
of dollars.