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WRECKED STEAMER SIGHTED
BY LINER IN MID.OCEAN.

PLYMOUTH, England, Jan. es.-The
Kronprinz Wilhelm. which arrived to-
day. reported that on Saturday In mid
ocean she passed a large two-masted
fyeighter having yellow tunnels and a
black top, a drifting wreck. The steam
err attempted to communicate but there
were no signs OF ne on the dereliet.
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Mack Wins $4,000 Verdict.

Ex-Police Commissioner James +.
Mack obtained counsel fees and costs
a~pregating 5000 from the Sanitary
Flreproofing and Contra rting Company
In the Supreme Court to-day.
Mack said hat In 1908 he was engaged
by Huburtus and william Geraerds TO
consolidate the various nrcproofing con-
Germs IN New York upon a basis OF amic-
able operation Under patents for maxim Z
Areprcohng. which the Geraerds held,
Mack successfully formed the combina.
ton. He put In a claim for 5000, The
Geraerds refused to pay,
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LEA u. :. 81 Major
IA ON ~TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June a3,-Iuke
United States senator, to succeed Sea-
ator James b. Frazier. by the Tennessee
Legislature to-day This ends a dead
lock OF more than n fortnight. Lea was
considered q dark horse.
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The Coroners' Office was notified this
morning of the death OF Dennis Nc
Grath, eighty years old. of No. 60 East
One Hundred and Fifth street. as the
result OF burns which he received sew
eral days ago, McGrath was lightins
the fire In his home last Friday morn
ing when his clothing caught Are. He
was severely burned before the flames
were extinguished.
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10 work?"
That also ! will explain presently.
But first
did you draw a pistol on your
fathCr?"
Your Honor. ! shall later explain all
these circumstances to your sa ,isfac-
ton"
But Magistrate Appleton waved the
young orator aside and called up M;
mother. Mrs. Hecht. a matter OF facI
woman. stated briefly that both her nus.
band and her son had high tenpers and
frequently lost them. Hecht. senior
who was also present nodded 7oiemnly
but had nothing to say.
An OF you go home and keep you,
tempers,' said MAGISTRATE Appleton.
But I would like to tell my Who'll.
story" said Young Carl.
Come around some day when I've go
nothing 10 do excep, listen" said Magls
trate Appleton.
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Witness at Trial of Former
Bank Head Tells of the
Transaction.
ACCUSED E d CASH.
Said He Would BE "in a Bad
Hole" Unless He Had
Money.

u was testified to-day at the trial %
william r. Montgomery. President OF
the Hamilton Bank when II failed In
the october panic OF 1907, that on the
afternoon before the bank was closed
Montgomery sent around 10 the Ire
mont branch Of the bank for $4,000 for
his personal uses The fremont branch
didn't have that much cash on hand.
~whercupon Montgomery ordered Its
manager to get It from tho other
branches.
This was part OF the testimony Of
James =. Goss. the nrst witness called
by Assistant District-Attorney Mcs,
when he opened the trial Of Montgom-
cry before Judge Rosalsky In General
Session. The former bank Pres lent h
being tried on an Indictment alleging
the larceny OF N.iOo from the bank, one
OF three indictments returned agaii st
him almost three years ago.
In his opening MIR. Moss declared that
District-Attorney Whitman was not re-
sponslble for the delay In putting the
banker on trial. He said that Mr.. Whit
han could not be charged with the
acts OF his predecessor In office. Will
lam Travers jerome.
Asked for Money.
The day before the bank closed
said Goss, Montgomery %telephoned TO
me to meet Him at the bank l did 50.
lie said to me. Unless we get q large
mou OF money the bank will not open
Its doors Tomorrow lie asked me II I
could get It from n one downtown.
I told him I could not.
He said that unless he had some
money II would put him In a bad hole.
He said that some time prior n maa
had given him some money to satisfy II
mortgage and he had used the money for
other pui poses-some $4,000.
He went on to tell me that he would
he In such a bad hole that he could not
eXtrlcate himself. lie handed me GER
tain papers which had been prepared.
notes and checks. some bearing sigma
lures ana others Endorsements. lie told
me TO take them to the fremont branch
and get the money. got the money
and delivered II to him."
Didn't Have Money.
The witness explained In detail how
Manager Collier Of the fremont branch
told him he didn't have the $4,000 Mont.
gomsry wanted In the branch, where
upon lie t%el,phoned to Montgomery and
was Instructed to get II from the other
branches.
II H. uiy got the etr N said Coss,
and took II TO Montgomery's house
lie told me to give It TO his wife, but
she was not home. ! yer home and
got my father-in-law. who Endorsed the
notes. and together We went to the
Union League Club. l found Montgom'
cry tnerc una said to hsp:
"'Bill. here's your money
'What In hell did you bring II hers
for?' he snapped OUT at me-, ~ ny
didn't you give It to my wife,
At this point Mr.. Osborne interrupted
and exclaimed:
W don't deny that my client got tn,
money. The question rs whether he lief
sufficient security at tho Tremon'
branch"
You admit that Montgomery got tn,
money personality" asked Judge Ro
salsky.
Yes" replied Mr.. Osborne. "and tn,
bank never lost a cent"
Judge Rosalsky asNed the Jury to dis
regard Mr.. Osborne's statement.
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cratic County Committee to-day a rcsc-
luton demanding that Assemblynan L..
W. Day. a democratic insurgent," vote
for William F. sheehan for United
states Senator was s!detracked.
4 resolution was adopted asking the
various committeeman to ascertain the
sentiment In each town toward the Sell
atorship and communicate 1t to Asseai-
blyman Day.
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new YORK GIRL HURT.
Miss Ids TIA mmOnd's Foot Crushed
by Elevator AT wellesley.
,sn.r'a, 10 The Evening World.

'NNff'h' 70 INC FNthinH Npfh.'
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan %, - Miss
ida Hammond Of New York. class OF ia
at Wellesley College. was injured last
evening at Beebe Hall, one or the college
dormitories. When on her way to an
swer a telephone call her foot was
caught between the wall and the ele-
vator, and two bones OF her risht ankle
broken. Miss Hammond displayed great
coolness and calmly directed those who
came to assist her how 10 bind the In
tured foot until physician arrived.
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CROKER SUIT.

Continued From First Page.)
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sheehan Resolution sidctrscked In
WATERFOWL.

wATERTOwN. ". Y. Jan. 23.-At the
meeting Of the Jefferson County Demo-
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan. 23.-The
for Tomorrow races are as
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PROMINENT MEN
ARE IMPLICATED
CONTINUED From! First rage.J

CONTINUED From First rageJ
deal OF informa tion has been furnish
ed. and 1t is believed BY District At
torney Frcderlcks anu by Mayor Alex.
ander that both fugitivcs will be taken
into custody.
Ainy. Not &c Prosecuted.
There is 2 strong possibility, that
Captain Will not be prosecuted. even
though lie is taken into custody. AS Tar
as he officers here know Captain was
never In this city. and IL is believed
mat ne knew nothing of the alleged
plot when the 500 pounds OF giant
dynamite was purchased last Sentem.
Dor from the Giant Powder WORKS
II is believed by the officers thai
Caplan was not told of the proposed
plan, and that he was paid for the
work no did in assisting In tho pur.
chase of the explosive.
Next Tuesdny morning Attorney Job
Hartman Will appear before Judge
3ordcwcll and will ask that bail be
fixed upon one OF the indictments
against i. j. Mcnamara. The charge
that Mcnamara assisted III dynamItina
the Llewllyn Iron Works In This city
is bailablc oifensc. Tho defense de.
sircs Judge Bordewcll TO nix tha
amount upon this. even Though he IA
iclu on nineteen other indictments
charging murder ana which arc not
bailablt. It'll
The district atiorncy has lccn in.
able to fathom tho motive Which
prompted the lawyers for the dcfcnse
to ask That bail be fixed on tho Llewe,-
lyn charge. 1t Is believed by soma
that II Judge Bordewell declines 10
Tx the bail technical error will have
becn committed. Others believe that the
IN :
veal basis to ask for chnnsa az
venue. .5.-' = s>18
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ny HARRY IL. DUNN.
Special to The tell. I

Mexico CITY, May G.--Iil with pneu
monia In his own house in this city.
ionrio Dia.. sent forth his dchHncc
10 his enemies. ignored the demands
OF his Cabinet and took again in his
aged hands the sword which won for
him at Puebla and at Matamoros. lie
did not resign. despite the ultimatum
of Madero and in the face OF the fact
that tho rebels prepared to attack Jua I.
roz. and from less than fifty miles
away began their march on Mexico
City.
In lguala and Guerrero. Ambrosia
Figuerro. with 5000 men. was Joined
Mexico. with 1000 more. all we'll
determined to take tho city.
The Cabinet met again this after,
nnoon, but arguments and telegrnms
from the front and the North and
South failed TO move tho President 70
quit the Office held by him nearly thirty
years. In his private chamber Diaz
received his Cabinet He was in bed.
and how i'll he IS no one knows. The
Rouse was closed to all but the min.
stry and their presence was denied
by the door man. Automobiles outsid,
betrayed the presence of James Nc
Glashan and Xaviar Ligni. tho first
mcn from the State Of Guerrero to
reach this city. They arrived here at
$50 this afternoon, and both tell the
same story they say:
General Ambrosis FiEuerro, COM
handing S,0Du wcll-armcd rebels in
iguala and Guerrero. has been Joined
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DEFIANCE TO REBELS
SENT FORTH BY DIAZ
Takes in Own Hands Sword Which Has Won
Other Victories Arguments and Pleading
Fail to Bring His Resignation.

more 800
They started OH march on this civ
at l:ao to- day as soon as the armisticc
was declared off. The advance rlarJ
OF this army is at a point fourteen
miles from Cucrnavaca, and they win
take Cuernayacu tonight witbou,
trouble and then proceed 20 Maven
City.
La Neri has sent demand for tho
mead Of Diaz on a platter Thc ensign
OF tho rebels bears the image of IND
, nlrgin Of Guadaloupo In the M.
the coat Of arms of tho Diuz rornrn.
mcnt. So efh-
me foreigners IN Guerrero arc In
I..iti . danger OF death IL tho
a un,tea a., states does not Intervene All
mar pe of rsyo,t for i11i1erventien The
Mexico, and this capital is tho Doint n y
attack. 80 PoiHe Oh
Machine guns have been securo,,
by hlgucrro,s troops from Cabrera
ali res sSrai, OF Guatemala. We have been
s.atc mat Cabrera and his generals
aTc IN sympathy with tho revolt IN
MeNico. and are doing ali in their.
power 10 aid 1t. 't'''i
~ "aikeu from TaSco. Cuerrcro
seventy miles TO Cuernaynca ana tooi.
the FIRST train out for this city vo
were Obliged TO hide from a band ~
IVY rebels In the great caves or
I"lcna hua milpa. which are bigger Tim n
inc Mammoth Caves. We were can
r ruLen by ne rebels at AIichalpaIn. rho
rebels designed killing ua. but InnIIy
decided we were not Spaninrds ana
allowed us to go.
rhe rebels who captured us wer,
nart Of Figucrros outpost. We mo mai
risuerro IN lguala. nnd he declared / i
vs. us nat he would take Mexico CITY
MOI me'n ~, NlnGero.s demands were mot o.,
people In South Mexico settled i lis
declares that robbery and attacks on
, wives and daughters BY Mexican ON
Damian Flores, Governor Guerrero
ned. hidden In a box. in the back Of
tlhe; was captured and beaten nearly
s. Ieath; cno TnG jefe politico. Grcsoric
al his troops, leaving The foreigner
$50 far Figuerro las protected them
p 1nt nc III loft i, Tasco today for Mexicc
foreisners In peril In Tasco
Frank Olendorf, wife and chilli. oI
| ShlcaEo: T. Henderson and Wife. Boris
Gorow. y. Marshall George ingram n re
some OF The foreigners. All have beer
world. ~ i,'''7i''
when we camo through Cerenavacf
tho town was absolutely tcrrorzod." I
News Of tho renewal OF hostilitles ir
the foreigners here. Twenty Sever
towns arc held by the robels. TO
night the city ~ patrolied by hctly,
3 d . / !
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stcnir! - The Times -r,isp.,c,,
hlEirt"n. T. O.. MAY G.-iFieh,inr
WI. As renewed At J,arcz wi,ni,
,,"N3'%i MT! hours, according 10 ;cnoi
1,'}i'tf!S diplomatic agent OF Tho
Me%iraii ilsrrrectoa nero
u hardy rNpcai lighting 10 IL 20
sulnaH aefor9 morrow saIl In. III
afiern9oN aftcr connrmins thc re,,n.,.
.'t kihs % til" aimisticc ~
y 'iY' l'oyon1 ,ne bounds OF possj.
hiill% hp% Yeg, ;nAt .luarcz viii Il,
!" ~ tl''f ,fi h!ihii. the next twcnt.- ru,,,
oii.'. fha hrin!silcc has been n .,ra,i
upoh 70 pE ~ t:c matter Of p.,thor.
'ht rGcruitst nnd supplying .cnl,s,Iva,
W!;h arms aad ailnlunitidu Cur forco,
"iiEG 'hrfeaseti trcmrnti0u.i@ in VI.
past ten dhis.h 'if
SfnPr NssHonrcis rGeeiyad \ NV,
aispa'fA THIS attcrnoon from III. MI
"er" "a inH q .iuareI, unnouncinc ,hs
i'rlies1 h"EpiiHiionS hns ticcn broker, or
tiiS lspntch gave 10 details
Th"ilgcp1it OF tho brrakinn n, ~
nrmist!rc PIT tie Mar uopa rimen, j,
the qpi Nirnsas 10 the deyeion,nc 4,
aionE TIC boi4lrr probnbiy 10. t,,orrt,,..
aud certainly on Monday i
I'ie truce has affected. ns ,
OF iaft. only The Immediate v;rl,i,,
pi Jnatez. which sho~x thnt MIMI
controls only ono 10 tlir centres ~ H.
d!$trrhaHccs III MdXicD f-i,,ttl, ~
been going on coiitinuorsIv &, ...s
other district al shown ~ NJ, dat,2
report "i congtls u tho s,nt, ii,.,..'.,
mcht s;pecia orders we,u i, ~ ~
troops to-day by rcus6n Of ~ t
nation Of Tho truce. AZ tb.l,,-.,
rtmrnt Expects I'ftsicn, t,,,y
= W 70 me letter OF lis asg,,rnnr,
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demands TO the last ditch, the rebel
leaders Tonight plainly showed their
disappointment at the outcome OF the
days events, The answer which Julgc
Cnrbajal gave them to-day. addressed
70 DR.. Gomez. they found vague and
inadequate.
Just whether Judge Carbujal ac-
tually transmitted to the Mexican gov
eminent the proposition made by the
rebels that President niaz announce
his intention to resign has not been
definitely confirmed. but The rebel
leaders arc of the opinion that The
government did not wish to acknowl.
edge. out of courtesy to President
piu5. that II had entertained such q
proposition.
Every ono in the insurrecto camp IS
preparing for the reopening OF iiostili-
ties. Even some of tho rebel political
chiefs donned khaki uniforms in read
mess FOR active service. .I
While General Madcro has taci,iy
let it be known that lie will not attack
Iuarez tonight, General Tayarro's
garrison is scouting the hills TO the
north in anticipation of an insurrectc
advance. The Ftderas have fortified
themselves we'll. and believe they car
easily withstand the rebel attack. The
rcyoiutionists are scattered In the hills
which surround Juarcz. They have
dug many trenches. and Tonight are
in camp waiting for orders to move
which arc expected tomorrow.
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Mexico City. MAY G-Despitc the
reports that the resignation of Presi
dent Dlaz is IN tho hands OF De In
Barra for presentation TO Congress
this afternoon in case Aladcro does
no, accept the government peace
terms, Minister OF War Cosio says:
president Diaz has not resigned ana
sou may contrdict all reports to this
erect"
Minister cosio is piaz's closest
friend in the Cabinet
In government circles here IL IS
believed that President l. az is play
ing for time to get General Reyes baoIz
and mako him vice president ana tbnt
tlien Diaa Will so 10 Europe for a VA.
cation.
lnere is strong belief here that Dc
Ia Barril will be unable TO become
PRESIDENT of Mexico, owing 10 the fact
that his father WINS Chill, n. che
Catholics, it is thought, will support
Reyes as the one man able 10 take
the place Of President Dias.
Neither myself nor any other mem
Der OF the Cabinet has received tho
resignation OF President Dlaz. The
resignation has not been drawn M. let
alone signed You can denv ,bso,,,, =, !.
an reports as to tho fact that tho
resignation was presented 10 tho
Cabinet"
Win the above statement Minister
OF 1'oreign Relations dc la Barra this
afternoon confirmed an earlier dis.
Patch to the same effect.
Il can be said on reliable authority
mat president DiaS will carry the war
10 inc bloody end. The Cabinet was
az session until $40 this afternoon,
and a last effort was made 10 forco
Diaz to resign.
The afternoon newspapers have cx-
,ras announcing that Madcro has
broken the armist!cc. and has ordered
an ADVANCE on Juares and Chihua huu
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Ilciih,. fnr lc,inn

AeW York May 6.--WitlI tho ..rcn,cv.
h0sslplc CELEBRITY and also With ali nos
S Side secrecy. the Offices OF wjiot e.
nmgMn Us ne First Field Army, ara
!iontler or III Mexico itself. In rvtr,.
ahIinoty guns and accoutrcn,cn,s M,
,eaiy !or hurried ma rciing order;
~ TIE a;inory OF The First Battery of
rae.f artillery here. n sign is posted
i,.tcrnils wanted. Field service ex.
~ sHuhdrpn N'a aruiorv MANY i:,.y,
pG%es ~" hacked ,cadyi Tor ghinn,nn1i
e 81 .nq ilrst ca me 'irst Field Army
National Guard infantry, ana mr.;
r r';iis Q! Infantry from Inc
i,,n,Gj ,iuF army. with cavalry, field AZ
liifny ana ensincer Commands. n,,m
nering In 81 about 10000 men. Ii was
aEeahl5rd last year. and IS under ti,s
ttoInh1HHii 81 General Fred -. Grant
,nited States Arny. communion of
We niii'arH department, OF the Eosi
- MS army are ORGANIZATIONS fror,
~ ~ he New England states and iron,
So ior!S, exclusive or the regiment
% coast artillery ''''s .
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Move Toward Jnascz.

FL Paso. Ten, May 6.-Aftcr two
weeks rest The Federal anu insurrecto
armies arc again facing each other as
enemies. The armistice expired at
noon To-day Al | o'clock Madcro's
troops began 10 move down towards
Juarez. The F'cdcrals made prepare.
tions to receive them. and Colonel NJ
Tanhorcl, commanding, declared that
he would hold the town. The rebels
are afraid to fight" he stated
Tho two armies are now in exactly
The same positions they occupied when
Madero declared the armistice.
II there was any doubt about ncgo-
,iations being on following Madero's
refusal 10 extend the armistice, this
was dispelled at O'Clock, when Il mes
sage from ,iit. Federal envoy. Carba jail
was communicated To Maderos camp
address 10 General Gomez OF the In
surrectos commissioners, declaring
that lie could not further continue
peace negotiations on the basis pro-
posed by Or. Gomez on THURSDAY, when
Gomez mnde a demand tint Diaz set
u date for his resignation.
Aiadero, his family and MI lieuten-
ants al once went into council OF
war and declared that the fghting
would so on Nladcro said he wcsld
not cease again until the Federal gov
ernmcnt showed that i, meant 10 dis
cuss AZ demands fully ana in good
faith.
During the day JuGsc carhejal re !.
celved lengthy code message from
Jose fves Iiinantour. Carbajal an
|hounccd That he hal no; yet had full
reply from the President regarding
me request for liis retirement. and
suggested a further armis,icc. Oscar
brailiit 4 Federal go-between, also
tcvtiEfd z telegram from Linantour,
hu, nothing from Diaz
w. 2ciore noon Madcro wired 10
I"Hito City demanding an cyplnration
10. i'r 3fi"laii1n of the provisions ~
te a!:a.sticc" in The Fc,leral AHA.
81 pi!naga No reply was roceiv.d
pHli A!id"r" IS aid u have declared hs
You'll s.ye the Fc,ieras no otber
lance 10 Violate an arm!sticn
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.Arn,istlcc Is nrokcn.

FL Paso. Texas, May 6.-Thc armi-
stice covering the chihuahua distric;
and all unofficial communication be-
tween the Mexican government and the
rcvolutionists were broken off to-day
nnd tonight the insurrccto army. un.
der General Francis l. Madero, Jr., is
preparing TO pursue the revolution rs
vigorously as ever.
Juarrz will be the first point OF at.
tack. but the rebels probably will not
move for another twenty-four hours.
Judge Carhnjal, having notified DIR
Nasguez Gomez. head Of the rebel peace
commission, to-day that 1t was iinpos-
,Sihlc for him to continue the peace nc
GOtiations on the basis suggested by
refused TO extend the arinsti.c, Ills
following statement was issued hy
General Mndcro defining his position:
while General Diaz is in power all
laws will be fictitious and all promises
tricks of war. Will that idea and in
order 10 obtain peace In Mexico, /
asked him TO make public the iut.,n
tion which be had manifested pri-
vateiy-.of resigning from The govern :
ncnt. III order that he might no. feel
Inundated or have any prcteXt Ia
deny such request. l proposed that |
also resign as, Provisional President
eNeii fhs hiirstltiS " iiini mat woHlu
accept as President for the interim q
member of his Cabinet. who occupies a
POS. OF much confidence and who is
correspondence able to Nil 81.
DiHH Hcsponsibic.
1T Is not possible for me TO do more
for my country, and If The war con
tinues Il Will be due solely TO the In
cxpl!cable ambition OF General Diaz
lie therefore will alone be responsible
before the civilized world and In his
territory for all the misery which the
war may cause"
Though determined TO pursue their
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Train Js Held lin.

Douglas. Ariz., May 6.-Thc Nacozari
,rain' due here at 1880. was held I'M
ny the tnsurrectos near the frontier
me Federal troops who were in Aurua
frleta are on their way to where the
insurrectos are encampcd ready for
an attack 1t has become known hero
mat the arinistice is OF. and that
WIZ Is inevitable AIadcro has refused
81 eH,ension OF time. and worst is
Diaz has been misinformed 4. -, ~
true strength OF tho rebels ma w
sharp encounter tween the Federal,
and rebels is Imminent. 80
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COLORADO FAILS
TO ELECT SENATOR
Legislature Adjourns Without
Naming Successor to Charles
J. Hughes.
Ispceial 10 me rimcs. pispa teh. ]

Denver Col. May e.-Thc joint assembly
Of the Colorado Legislature dissolved sine
do at 1918 O'clock without clcc,lns a
United States Senator to succeed the late
Senator Charles j. Hughes. The Legisia-
ture. which has large Democratic ma
jority. has been dcadloeked for ~ da.s on
Robert ~ speer. Mayor OF Denver. and
former Governor Aiva Adams. both Demo
Gratis Ninety-two ballots In all had been
taken.
solving without m election mean that Col
orado for tho next two years VIII have only
ono Senator. a Republican. from Demo
cratic state In the na tional Senate
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Must Not Crosa Line

Mdsh,heton. May 6-The s,i6pensio,
."e "riiisticc between the Mcxicans
and even the active resumption If hns
.ii'ties on a wholesale scale by thciin.
surgent forces Will cause nbsol,ittIy
no changc In the determination OF M
,.t ,,,.u 2.ates TO refrain from intcr.
vcntion in Mexico. The PresIocnt !,
as firm as a rock In his purnoao :.
i've up To the obligations OF nnntro,
l.!. ana even the killing OF American.
provided II were AN incident or ~,
laif, would not be regarded ao ,rf
hcient ground for single Amnric,,,
solder 70 cross the intcrnnt,ona,
boundary. arms In hand.
n,o statement was made to-doy
Mtnout reservation by the highes, an.
thorlty, next TO the Prcsidcnf bim.oI,
ana undoubtedly reflects the PET,
dents policy. He Insists on nbso,,,in
~ technical adherence to the instruc.
uon already given 70 the A,n.ri,,,
,iili'ary commanders on tho border 49,
Keep their soldiers north or I'M liz =
Ihcrefore, General V God. chicr oG 81, ~
mas again cautioned the army Officers
70 use civilian messengers In case ,hc !.
.,iia necessary TO communicate win,
INC fcderals or insurrectos on Nav
can soil W HicAl
notwithstanding a feeling Of tor.
porary depression caused Bv Inc re-.
eeipt or newspaper dispatches to nm
erect That Madero had terntnutcI tho
hrlnisticc, hope WINS found IN a 80
gram received by the state dcpari,ner
from one Of iis trusted a.cu,s IN
MeNteo stating that persistent r,;n,o,
was IN circulation there that rrns,.
nent Diaz' willie not prepared 10 abdi
cute a. once, had signifcd 10 his fnti.
inate friends his Willingness TO m i
Ma,s ior his resignation in the neal