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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
FIGHTING FLEET IS
REVIEWED BY MEYER
hudson River Crowded With
War Graft and Boom Of
Guns Fills Air.

New York, Oct. 15.-America's best
hghting fleet lay spick and span with
shining rails and spotless decks on the
Hudson today for review by President
Taft and Secretary of the Navy Meyer.
This, with the formal review by the
president tomorrow, will end the Of
fetal three-day program of mobiliza-
ton.
All day today the Hudson was dotted
with launches that threaded their way
among the fighting craft, carrying COM
mittees Of officials and guests.
Tonight, on the eve of the fleets de-
parture, the program will end with an
official dinner at / o'clock at n Of
New York's famous hotels in honor Of
the president, the cabinet and 600 Of
ficers of the fleet.
Saiutes Exchanged.
The first act Of the official program
was staged when the gunboat Nash
vile, given cver to the press for the
day, anchored near the flagship ON
necticut, off Seventy-ninth street. She
conveyed the Dolphin, which had
aboard Secretary Meyer n his aides.
The usual salutes were exchanged be-
tween the Dolphin and the Connecti-
cut.
Rear Admiral Osterhaus. commander
of the fleet, with Captain Hill, his chief
of staff, and Rear Admirals Fiske,
Usher. Winslow and Fletcher, boarded
the Dolphin soon after she came to
anchor.
Their came craft carrying members
Of the House and Senate naval com-
mitteeS.
-
Much Formally.
Secretary Meyer returned immediate
ly the visit of Rear Admiral Osterhaus
and with him left the Connecticut to
inspect the superdreadnaughts WSom-
ing and Arkansas, anchored just above
the flagship. The division commanders
returned to their flagships.
In the review of the fleet by Secre-
tary Meyers, which followed the in
spection of the super-dreadnaughts
the Dolphin was followed by the steam
err Frederick Hudson, with the mayors
committee aboard.
An anchorage for the presidential
| yacht, Mayfiower, had been selected
OFF Thirty-first street. 1t was planned
to have Secretary Meyer and Rear Ad.
miral O%sterhaus visit the president OF
the Mayf1ower about midday. After
that the program called for a review
by both President Taft and Secretary
Meyer aboard he Mayflower.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
DREAMED HE WAS IN
WAR; SHOOTS NEIGHBOR

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 15.-The sounds
Of music and reyelry coming to his ears
while dreaming, thus bringing to his
mind the thought that he was already
in battle, was given as the reason by
Emil Nevalainen. a Greek, for shooting
and killing John Steifel, his neighbor
here.
A party of serenaders We're celebrat-
ing a wedding at the Steifel home.
which is next to the place where Ne
v%alainen lived when the shot was fired
that killed Steifel. Nevalainen was
preparing to go to Greece to fight for
his country. He claimed he shot while
still asleep. He was arrested.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17

POMONA, CAL-Ralph MishIock. as
sistant manager of Ell Tigre Mining
company. at Ell Tigre, Sonora, Mex.
told relatives in a telegram here that
Salazar's rebels when they attacked
the mining camp a few weeks ago had
been found lying in bushes near the
roadside. a few miles from the camp.
He said the bullion evidently was too
heavy for the rebels to carry away.
CHICAGO-Mayor Harrison declared
himself to be in favor of a sagreRat-
ed vice district today in response to Z
request from a local civic body for =
statement.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
DRIFTING AVATORS
SAVED FROM DEATH
Motor of Hydro-Aeroplane Elk
plodes and Pair Plunge Into
River.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 14.-Aviator
Marshall B.. Reid and Henry c. Muslin.
a lietenant commander in the navy,
were found today In Delaware bay,
after cling1ng for more thar Is hours
to the wreck of the hydro-aeroplane in
which they started yesterday to fly
from Cape May to this city.
The hydro-aeroplane fell into the
Maurice river and was wrecked. Reid
and his companion were not hurt.
A telegram received from Comman-
der Muslin says the motor exploded,
but the hydro-aeroplane was no Sc
reiously damaged and landed In the
river. Some hours afterward an oys-
ter patrol boat discovered the plight
Of the two aviators and took them on
board,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
GREECE TO DECLARE WAR
ON THE TURKS AT ONCE

London, Oct. 15.-The Greek note to
Turkey demanding the release of the
confiscated Greek vessels is in the ma
ture of an ultimatum with which offic-
ial circles here think 1t is certain Tur-
key will promptly refuse to comply. It
therefore means immediate war.
There is no doubt that Turkey knew
the eizure Of ships before the break
ing of hostilities was an act of war,
and according to the most reliable in
formation from Constantinople the Of
toman government intended this act
ion to be provocative.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
NOBEL MEDICINE PRIZE
GOES TO DR.. CARROLL

Stockholm, Oct. 15.-The Nobel prize
for medicine this year has been award
ed to DIR. Alexis F. Carroll, of the
Rockefeller institute, New York.
This award. it is announced, is made
In recognition of his achievement in
the suture Of blood vessels and the
transportation of organs. The Nobel
prize is valued at S39, 900.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
NEBRASKA WHITE HOPE
WHIPS AL KAUFMAN

Arena, San Francisco. Cal. Oct. A.
Luther McCarty the Nebraska giant,
won his fight with Al kaufman in the
second round Saturday. Mccarthy
dropped the big Californian three times
with left and rights to the jay and once
Gent him clear through the ropes h
police stopped the bout at this stage
to save kaufman from, Unnecessary
punishment. mccarthy was a 10 10 4
favorite in the betting.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
"HEATHEN CHINEE" FALLS
VICTIM TO WHITE MAN

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 14.-William
H. Hoburg, assistant weigher of Gus
toms Of the port of San Francisco.
who was trapped by customs officials
in the act Of receiving 81, 900 from a
Chinese in payment for so opium tins
filled with axle grease, confessed that
he had been regularly engaged in fill
ing 5-tael opium tins with axle grease
and selling them to Chinese as contra
band opium.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
CUBAN BANK CLERK
Is HELD FOR THEFT

Havana, Oct. 14,-Antonia Ayala. a
messenger of the National Bank Of
Cuba. has been arrested by order of
the special judge in charge Of the in
vestigation into the disappearance of a
package containing 5000, 900. which was
supposed to have been sent by regis
tered mail to the National Park bank,
of New York. on September II.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
THREE MEN PERISH In
WATER FRONT BLAZE

New York, Oct. IA Spectacular
fire. caused by an explosion on an oil
laden steamer last night threatened the
water front of Bayonne. n. j., destroy
ing several piers and a number Of
barges.
recticns when the explosion occurred.
and in a short time a large area Of
shipping was aflame.
The property loss was estimated at
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
AUTO SKIDS HURLiNG
TWO GIRLS TO DEATH

Los Angeles. Cal, Oct. 14.-Miss Ida
M. Stevens, a wealthy young woman
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and Miss Mary
Pratt. Of Santa Monica. Cal, were
killed. and r. B. Mcintosh. of Glendale,
Cal. an automobile demonstrator, was
badly injured late Sunday when a
motor IA in which they were riding
gkidded and then turned over on Z
steep hill near Los Angeles.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
DEMAND RELEASE OF SHIPS.

Athens. Greece, Oct. 15.-The release
within "a hours of the Greek vessels
confiscated by Turkey is to be de-
manded today by the Greek minister at
Constantinople under instructions from
his government. In the note which he
is to hand the Turkish government
the payment of an indemnity to the
owners of the vessels also is demand
oA W..
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
sERVIANs

Belgrade, Servia, Oct. 1~5.-Fighting
went on throughout the day along the
frontier. The reports Of cannon firing
could be heard at Vranya, coming from
the direction Of Bistovatz n Volog-
Ske.
A dispatch from the frontier says
the Servians were surprised, but sue
ceeded in repulsing the Turkish at
tack.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17

WASHINGTON-Before acting OF
the charges that Standard Oil interests
have violated the decree dissolving tn,
"oil trust" Attorney General Wicker.
sham yesterday indicated he probab
ly would await further developments IL
the pending Standard Oil-WataxA
Pierce litigation.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17

from $500 900 to $3.50, 900. The cause
Of the explosion is not known.
Three men, a carpenter on the steam
er Dunholme, and two laborers on a
pier persisted, while a number of other
men were reported missing.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
TURKS INVADE sERvIA.

Belgrade, Servia, Oct. ia body of
Turkish troops crossed the Servian
frontier at Ristovatz, neal Vranya, at
8 o'clock this morning and attacked
the Servian garrison there, according
to an official dispatch from the Servian
general in command. Fighting was
still in progress when the message was
diSpatched.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
BANDITS CAPTURED
after HARD FIGHT
Several Persons Reported
Wounded In Battle With
Oklahoma Outlaws.

Paris. Tex, Oct. 14.-Messages from
Hugo, Okla, today say three Okla
homa train robbers nave been captured
between Poteau and Wister. One
hundred shots were fired anI several
persons wounded. according to this
reDOrt
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-10-17
OKLAHOMA BANK ROBBED.

Muskogee, Okla, Oct. 14.-The State
Bank Of Council Hill, Okla, was robbed
of about $1,000 during last night and
a party Of mounted bandits escaped
after a running fight with citizens.
Nitroglycerin was used. HI explosion
awakened three townsmen, who spread
the alarm. Bullets were exchanged
without result. B~loodhounds were tag
en- to Council Hill to trail the robbers,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-25
CRUIKSHANK DUE TO-DAY
At Any Rate, Donald Douglas
Will Land in Brooklyn.

Captain Barton Cruikshank who disap-
peared in the direction of Porto Rico ten
days ago when his masquerade as Donald
Douglas, under which he had hid his iden-
tity since his supposed drowning eighteen
months ago, was uncovered. is expected TO
step ashore from the Red D liner Caracas
when she docks at Pier II. Brooklyn, early
this morning. The Caracas left San JUAN
Porto Rico. on the day after the steamer
San Juan. on which the elusive captain left
these shores, arrived. and cable dispatches
brought the information that he had board
ed her. While in Porto Rico he insisted
that his name was Douglas and that he
knew no one OF the name of Cruikshank.
Mrs Ben Harvey. living with her husband
at No. l49 West 35th street. added a new
chapter yesterday TO the strange tale sur
rounding the identity OF this man. She said
that last fall before her marriage TO Mr.
Harney. Cruikshank made violent love 10
her, and on several occasions pressed her
10 elope He had represented himself TO
her as Donald Douglas, she said, and had
told her that he was separated from his
Wife. with whom he had been unhappy She
remarked that she did not believe he had
gone to Porto Rico at all, but was hiding
somewhere In New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-25
HoNoRs FREDERICK THE GREAT
Prussia Celebrates 200th Anniversary
of HerO's Birth.

Berlin Jan. 24.-The 200th anniversary
of the birthday Of Frederick the Great
was made the occasion to-day Of patriotic
demonstrations and celebrations through
out Prussia. The city OF Berlin was gayly
decorated with flags and the numerous
statues Of Frederick the Great were COW
cred with laurel wreaths.
The principal celebration took place at
Potsdam, where Emperor William re-
viewed in the garrison number Of regi-
ments which were first formed during
Frederick the Greats reign and which
took part in many wars under his COM
mand The Emperor also paid visit to
the ancient garrison church OF the city
and placed a wreath on Frederick the
Greats coffin. which lies in a vault be-
meath the pulpit. together witt that of his
father.
The Emperor addressed the members of
the Royal Academy of Sciences in the
White Hall of the palace. The Emperor
announced a gift TO the academy consist
ing Of the voluminous correspondence be-
tween Frederick and Field Marshal Rich
ard Joachim Heinrich Won Mollendorf,
who was distinguished for services in the
Seven Years War.
gala performance was given at the
Royal Theatre tonight consisting Of dra-
matte scenes from the life OF Frederick
the Great. written by Captain Lauff. at
the Emperor's instance, entitled Der
Crosse Konig."
New-York tribune., 1912-01-25
COMMANDER BERToLETTE DEAD
Victim of Yellow Fever-United States
May Quarantine Guayaquil.

Cuayaauil Ecuador, Jan. A-Commander
Levi c. Bertolette. OF the United states
gunboat Yorktown, died on board that YES
sci from yellow fever early this morning.
Washington, Jan. A.-The death OF Com
mander Bertolette will result in the
American government insisting on the
sanitation Of GuayaquiL The death or the
commander and Of an enlisted man, to-
gether with the illness of three other en-
listed men, has impressed the government
with the necessity for prompt action.
Should Ecuador temporize. 1t Is said that
the United States may issue quarantine
against Guayaqull. particularly In the IN
terests Of the Panama Canal.
On receipt of the news of the death Of
Commander Bertolette, the Navy Depart
ment was informed that peace had been
sufficiently restored in Ecuador to permit
the withdrawal Of the Yorktown. Secre-
tary Meyer thereupon issued orders for the
e1Inboat to proceed at once TO Santa Elena,
llO miles west OF Guayaquil, and to in
tercept the cruiser Maryland as the latter
approaches that port.
Clarence w. Wood, ordinary seaman, on
board the Yorktown. died yesterday. His
home was In Yonkers, n. Y.
Levi Calvin Bertolette was a native Of
Pennsylvania He was graduated from the
Naval Academy at Annapolis in 1887. and
rose through the various ranks. reaching
that of commander in 1909. He served on
the Amphitrite during the Spanish-Ameri-
can War In March OF 1907 he was as
signed to the Bureau of Navigation in the
Philippines and on his return TO this
country in January. 1910. was assigned 10
the command of the Philadelphia. He took
charge Of the Yorktown only few weeks
ago.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-25

welcome Cardinal O'Connell on his arrival
from Rome.
There will be no objection to the regi-
ment parading without arms as a volun-
tary organization, but Governor Foss Will
refuse to permit the state arms TO be car
ried under an old provision which seeks
TO divorce Church from State.
TIL Right Rev. Joseph G. Anderson. aux
iliary Bishop OF the Diocese Of Boston,
who is in charge OF all the arrangements
for the welcoming OF William. Cardinal
OConnell, issued a statement tonight ask
ing the eth Regiment TO withdraw. The
statement says:
In view OF some opposition 20 the sth
Regiment participating as a state regiment nIIU
in honor OF the Homecoming OF William,
Cardinal O'Connell. I think II only proper
for the sake Of peace and harmony piy .1,il ana
nence that the 9th Regiment should not
take part in the parade. l have these-
fore. requested the committee TO kindly
have the 9th Regiment Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-25
ANXIETY IN BELFAST
Army Officers Confer on Means
IN Keen Peace on Feb. 7-8.

Loi don, Jan. 25.-The Home Rule meeting
will be held in Ulster Hall. Belfast on
February s. as arranged. and winston
Spencer Churchill, First Lord OF the Ad-
miralty, and John T. Redmond. the Irish
Nationalist leader will speak. II the de-
termination reached to-day is carried INTO
effect. A conference was held In the chlet
government whips office this Afternoon
which was attended by Mr.. Churchill, L0rd
Pirrie, OF the city OF Belfast, and Sir hu-
fus Isaacs Attorney General. the last
named TO give legal advice, and a rnal de-
| clslon was taken to hold the Belfast meet,
| ing Mr Redmond Is sufficiently recovered
| from his recent Illness 10 insure ms at
tendance. o..
In tie mean time Sir Edward Henry Car
| son, member for Dublin University ana
| former Solicitor General. who Is the lead-
| er in the fight against Home Rule visited
Belfast to-day and had conference win
| the leaders OF the loyalists. They perfect
ed arrangements to occupy Ulster nan
| from February until after February s. so
| as 10 prevent the Churchill-Redm0 md meet
| irg Contracts have been entered into Win
caterers to supply provisions for 100 per-
sons I'm the hall during those two DAYS.
The military officers have held meet
| ing in Belfast TO consider means TO pre-
4 serve the peace.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-25

Ger Cosby, United states Army. and Lieu
tenant John w. Timmons, United States
Navy. and a squadron OF cavalry from
Fort Myer
The Duke will leave the British Embassy
shortly before o'clock. accompanied b7
the British Ambassador and his stan,
for the White House. where the distin-
guished party will be met on the portico BY
the Presidents military and naval AIDS
and escorted to the Green Room. The
President will receive In the Blue Room.
The British Ambassador will make the
presentation.
President Taft will invite his royal guest
TO have tea with Mrs. Taft in the Red
Room An invitation has also been ex-
tended to the members Of the Cabinet and
their wives and to Mrs. Bryce. wife OF the
British Ambassador 10 the informal tea.
The mounted cavalry band will furnish
the music for the occasion, playing the
British national air. God Save the King
as the Duke and his party enter the White
House and the American national anthem
at the end of the reception.
The President will pay return call as
soon as the Duke OF Connaught has re-
turned to the British Embassy.
So far as the government IS concerned
this will terminate the Dukes visit TO
Washington. Unoficiaily. it is known that
afterward the Duke Will be the guest at
dinner of the British Ambassador. and It
is understood that he will hold reception
for diplomats and government officials. but
beyond his visit to the White House and
the Presidents return visit nothing was
known officially tonight of the first visit OF
royalty to Washington in many years.
The Dukes stay in the capital OF this
country altogether will be brief, and dur
ing most of his six or seven hours in
Washington he will be on home territory.
within the acre or two covered by the Brit
Ii.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-25
WAR CLOUD IN S. AMERICA
Argentina Threatens to Recall
Her Minister in Paraguay.

Buenos Ayres. Jan. A.-Diplomatc rela-
tions between Argentina and Paraguay will
be broken off tomorrow unless in the In
terim the Paraguayan government satisfies
Areentinas demands for compensation for
the recent attacks on shipping and other
Argentine property.
The Argentine Foreign Minister, Ernesto
Bosch. recently instructed the Minister at
Asuncion 10 present a formal claim for
compensation, but the Paraguayan gov
ernment curtly refused to discuss the mat
ter. The minister reported 10 that effect
10 Buenos Ayres. and orders 10 demand sat-
isfaction within twenty-four hours were
al once dispatched.
The Argentine government has ordered
the dispatch OF four warships TO Paraguay
in anticipation Of the breaking on OF dlplo-
matic relations IL is expected that the
formal rupture will take place tomorrow.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres on Janu-
ary II said that the Paraguaysn revolu-
tioujsts at Asuncon had fred on Argentine
vessels I'm the harbor and that the Argen-
tine cruiser Espora. which was lying there
had replied by throwing some shells over
the city.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-25
CARDINAL GIBBONS ARRIVES
Will Attend Ceremonies in Honor
of Cardinal Farley.

Cardinal Gibbons. OF Baltimore. will at
tend the pontihcal mass to-day at ST.
Patrick's Cathedral in honor Of the In
vestlture OF Cardinal Farley. This is the
first time In the history OF the Church In
America that one Cardinal has visited an
other on such an occasion.
Cardinal Gibbons arrived here at $50
O'Clock last evening A number OF prel-
ates. including the bishops OF Buffalo, Og'
densourg, Albany. Rochester. Newark.
Trenton. Erie Fall River. Burlington and
Portland. also came TO town yesterday,
and other bishops are expected to-day.
The pontifical mass. II was announced at
the Cathedral last evening, will be cefe-
brated by Archbishop Prendergast OF
Philadelphia. assisted by Monsignori
Kearny, Brann and Burtsell. Cardinal
Farley and Cardinal Gibbons will be at
tended By Monsignon Lavelle, Mooney,
Mclean. Flood and Edwards.
Bishop Cusack will preach the sermon.
and addresses will be made by Monsignor
Lavelle on behalf OF tho clergy, and by
Justice Victor J. Dowling. OF tho Supreme
Court. for the laity. The masters OF cere-
monies will be Monsignori Lewis and
Hayes and Father Byrne.
According TO Monsignor Hayes. a request
has been sent to Police COMMISSIONS
Waldo to have ample police protection TO
prevent a repetition OF the scene that at
tended Cardinal Farley's arrival here last
week
Shortly after o'clock last evening Car
dinals Farley and Gibbons entered a car
r.age and drove around the Cathedral 10
eco the illumination. The carriage was
followed by thousands OF people. who
cheered the cardinals Reserves from sew
eraI stations were sent to the Cathedral 20
keep the crowd. which was estimated at
more than thirty thousand, moving.
Later. Cardinal Gibbons said the appreci-
alton and the respect shown Cardinal Farley
on his return here from Rome by the en-
tire community, irrespective OF creed were
most wonderful In conclusion, Cardina!
Gibbons said that the demonstration
showed the great progress made by the
Church in America
New-York tribune., 1912-01-25
CONNAUGHTS SIGHTSEEING
Continued from first page.

how many loaves Of bread were baked
daily. Her royal highness displayed a
thorough and practical knowledge Of the
essentially domestic side of household
affairs.
Princess Patricia and Mrs. Reid walked
together during the tour of inspection of
the hotel, and the Princess took lively
interest In everything she saw and piled
her hostess with many questions. The
party remained in the hotel about half
an hour. The Duchess and Princess
Patricia went with Mrs. Reid and Mrs.
Mills to the Gainsborough Studios from
the Mills Hotel. They visited the studio
Of Albert L. Groll, among others.
Accompanied by Ambassador Reid.
the Duke, Captain Rivers Bulkeley and
camp, visited the Public Library, and in
spected the art galleries and the main
reading room and other parts of the
building, under the guidance Of Dr. John
s. Billings. the director, and a committee
Of the board of trustees, consisting Of
George l.. Rives, stephen II. DIN ana
Cleveland H. Dodge. The members Of
the royal party returned to the Reid
house for tea before going to the Mills
dinner.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. ogden
Mills gave a large dinner at their
house. in East 69th street. in honor Of
tho Duke, the Duchess and the Princess
Patricia, number of additional invita-
tions being issued for the reception, with
music, which followed. The names Of
Nine. Maeterlinck and Efrem Zimbalist
figured on the programme