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The sun., 1913-10-16
EX-ENIOY IS PESSIMISTIC.
HEM, Lane Wilson Says Latest
Events EOreshadOw InterventIOn.

SPOKANE. Wash. oct. i.,.-"rh" de.
v-lopm-nt OF the day certainly looks Ike
intervention" declared Henry Ian" VIII
son, former United States Ambassador
to Mexico. VIII" arrived here to-day on a
Sri.f visit IN his home town.
There cannot possibly b. any question
of III" withdrawing Of recognition uf The
present Mexican Gov, rnm"nt hy any
Government. II, ,cosnition Of "A ,;overn-
ment cannot sbc withdrawn. according 10
well established principles and pr"Cedents
once recognition has been accorded. Al
Governments accredited in Mexico hav"
recognized the present Administration and
are In full sympathy with II.
TN. election of October IS will hc just
as free as any other Mexican election ever
held. but Il might b" well to understand
that no free election has ever been held
in Mexico Mad-ro received 1928, votes
ont of n population Of fifteen million. This
could hardly be called u tree and definite
expression of the national will.
The sun., 1913-10-16
CHURCHMEN DISCUSS WOMEN.
Idea Of Female Preachers Doesn't
Apprnl 20 Congregati ionaIISts.
pecjoi Cab,e Despatch to Tut srx.


loNpoS oct 15.--For the first timc
IN its history the Congregational Union
now In session al Southend dcvo',c a 'ny
to woncn's views. The main point madc
by thos. who took part in the deptt"
was that womcn's sphere IN church work
Is too limited, several advocating the
admission ii women to The ministry on
an equal footing with men.
one man expressed doubt that ON"
church In a hundred would accept It
woman preacher. Men would refuse.
he said. 'to sit at the feet Of those bet
ter able to instruct them III religion and
morals than members Of our own seN.
The president Of the union. the Rev.
!. NJ. Gibbon, said that IL women want
TO preach they could do so. He did not
know what women meant by saying that
they wanted more 20 do. Have they don"
all that lies to their hands Already h."
asked. The Rev. Mr.. Gibbon thought II
would be an enormous loss II instead of
the deeply religious woman working
quietly at home We had the rushing,
hustling modern woman throwing her soul
into external things.
IL used to believe" lie added in womau
suffrage until womar converted me 70 Il
sancr view Of things"
The sun., 1913-10-16
MINERS STILL ENTOMBED.
Little Hope OF saving Those I'M
prisOncd In Welsh (OIIicry.

CARDIFF. oct. l5.--lIop. that nearls
400 miners en,ombed In the Universal col
licry pits near here by yesterdays OK
plosion might still he rescued was again
abandoned late this afternoon when no
further word could be obtained from tn.
t"enty-ninn men cntoinDed IN one Of th"
far galleries. Earlier this afternoon tn.
miners go; in touch with one of the res
cue parties and 1t was then thought thc'
could be brought out alive. Now il f.
feared that they are dead.
The latest estimate places the nimbcl
OF men in the mine at 800. The ,ninc oH
cals say 1. is almost inpossibl" that thoy
can he alive.
Altogether 93i men were imprisoned l.,
III. explosion. About 500 of them were
taken out alive, while II large number ~
dead bodies nave been brought UP from
the pits.
LoNroS, oct. lJ.--rIof. Bciar the Ley
la III astronomer, commenting on th' Wel,l'
collicry disaster says that. like previous
mine explosions +. comedies with "A pc
riod of seismic activity. Ne recalls IN"
ircmors felt on October II. IL and ~
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der of the boy Yuschinsky, hut that the
latter's mother forced him To bc silent
when dying. Say your mother WAS no;
to blame" the woman IL said to have
told the boy. and Let me alone. mother"
Is the boys answer, as reported by Po-
listChuk
pOlistchuk also nslnuutcd that the wit
ness Schncerson. who gave evidence in
favor Of BELLS. was implicated in the
boys murder.
Bells was examined overnight regard
ing his ciandsstine correspondence from
the prison. lie said h- merely wanted
to get news Of his family In reply to
questions to-day he described how un-
lcaNened bread is made. saying that a
rabbi is always present tn insure cleanl!-
ness and compliance with the Hebrew
regulations.
The case is becoming more complicated
by the introduction OF new accusations.
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sorted to ruse to protect the King Of
SaNony and Grand Duke Cyril of Rus
sia from what is supposed to have been
a plot to kill King Frederick.
\ man who rented "a room in hotel
overlooking the street through which the
King and his royal guest We're to pass on
their way to the court theatre last eve
ming acted In such a strange manner that
the suspicious Of the hotel manager were
aroused. He communicated with the po-
lice and the man was enticed downstairs
and a ticket of admission to another
theatre was given to him. ON his arrival
at the theatre he was arrested.
A loaded revolver and a dagger were
found Oh hipL
The sun., 1913-10-16
MEN0CAL MAY TURN DICTATOR.
Threatens TO Cut Budget TO Get $751;
100000 Loan He Wants.
Special Gable Despatch to THE svN.

OpecIdI CdOTe UtsDdlcN 70 TIE SlA.
HAVANA, oct. 15.--l'resident Menocal's
call Tor an extra session of Congress for
the purpose of passing a bill authorizing
loan Of $4,000. 900 to pay Off the debts
left by the Gomez administration is still
unheeded and the President is angry.
There was no quorum again to-day in
the House and Senate. The Liberal
leader. after a conference with the Pres
ident this morning. announced that Pres
ident Menocal told him that II Congress
does not vote the loan ne will get the
money anyhow by cutting down the bud
get and thereby ousting thousands OF
office holders. The Liberals denouncc
this threat as an unwarranted menace on
the part of the Chief Executive.
The sun., 1913-10-16
HALTS KIEFF TRIAL
TO TAKE A SMOKE
Secret Police Officer Causes
Much Amusement by
His Request.
-
DETECTIVE Is ACCUSED
.POlistchuk Asserts EX-Chief
krNsovsky Killed Tcher.
bcryak Children.


klEFF. oct. l5.--Chcf interest in the
trial of the jew. Mendcl Bells. on the
charge OF ritual murder centred to-day
in the fac, that court adjourned for sew
cral minutes 10 permit one OF the Wit
nesses. Polistchuk. a member Of the secret
police, TO leave the stand and smoke a
cigarette. Polistchuk had been on the
stand about twenty minutes when he COM
planed OF not feeling well and suggested
that permission be given him to indulge
In "A smoke. The court smilingly assented.
When lie finished his cigarette he resumed
his testimony.
The secret police officer declared that
he believed kraso,sk sky. formerly chief OF
The kieff detective force. killed the two
children of the woman Tcherheryak, also
prisoner. by giving them poisoned candy
He added that H. is convinced Jenia
Tchorberyak knows the truth Of the muir
The sun., 1913-10-16
FLEET OFF FOR MEXICO,
Los Angeles Hears Warships Have
Left San Diego,

Los ANGELES, Oct. 15.--Word reaches
here that the iiect of American warships
which has been making San Diego its
headquarters has received orders to pro-
coed at once to Mexican waters.
The news was telephoned from an
anonymous wireless operator who Wit
messed the departure of the war v"ss .!s
to the southwark.
San Diego is the southernmos; Amer
lean port on the California coast and
has been used her.tofor" as III. naval
base. from which all warships making foi
Mexican ports have sailed.
The sun., 1913-10-16
GERMANY SENDS 7 W.ARSHIPS
To Protect Interests IN Mexico and
In Ia!ti.

EDtcidi 'db'e NtsD0frhes TO Tnr SiS.
BERLIN, Oct. l1.--Thc German protected
cruiser Nincta. in addition to III. Iiortha.
was ordered to-day to PROCEED - Amcri-
can waters owing to the distui Dances in
Mexico.
COLOGNE. Oct. l3.-Thc hoClNischc /oi-
fuNO says that II was not on account ~
the political situation in Mexico alone tina;
German cruisers have been ordered To-
American waters.
II says the Nineta and the iIcItha dic
10 look out for German interests in Hayti
AS we'll as those in Mexico
The sun., 1913-10-16

Ia. Americans present u the ceremony
p ludcd Ambassador and Mrs. Walter II.
Page. Lady Decles. formerly Miss Vivian
i"4'I. and Lady Alastair 1nnes-Ker. for
n"r'T Miss Anne Breese, Lord and Lady
r'raia'ond and Lord and Lady Mount
stephen were also among the guests.
Prince John. youngest child of King
'e'rs", who is now years old. and
ro"n pr.ncc Oiav of Norway. 10 years
o!d. were the pages
lnr Prince and Princess will spend the
'r'y lays OF their honeymoon at the home
- Waldorf Astor. at Cliveden on the
Thames
The sun., 1913-10-16
FIND CLUE IN ART THEFT.
Artist Who Made Reproduction Of
Masterpiccs 10 he Arrested.


kuHT. oct. i".--lt was announced to-
,iay tnat liz. artist VINO niAd' the repro
,luct!On al tic Pinturrichiu iiosterp."sc
stolen from tie ta'h",iItl Of santa Maria
Maggi"rr ~ spell" is known to III p"lic"
and his arrest - imminent.
Tn" orisInH! was semitic London hidden
in ~ frank y fifteenth century cop" aud
other lrstm' ntS ""d works "f at are
missing from IN" cathedral
The sun., 1913-10-16
AMERICAN BALLOON WINNER.
III" I"odycar, PiIOted by Ralph Up.
>"n. Gets Bennett Csp.

t's. oct. 1.-THE American balloon
'''H cir, Ralph Epson pilot. which
"'I Nost"rdsy in Yorkshire. was
'1 a''' declared thc winner Of the in
,,.'''"u,l balloon race for the Gordon
h'nn''t cup
lN" Austrian entrant Frankfurt. be-
''N'n ~ he lost. landed uAay 0alNk &2I0.
The sun., 1913-10-16
REBELS HOLD FOUR STATES.
Carransa Rules In Durango, Zaca.
tecas, sonora aud C0ahuila.

MoBlLE, Ala, oct lJ.-carranza and
his followers are in control Of four States
I'm northern Mexico-Coahuila, Durango
Zacatecas and Sonora. This report WAS
brought by DR. e. r.. Jumper. who arrived
here to-day from northern Mexico.
DIR. Jumper declares that an election
in Mexico would be impossible at this
time. and this is particularly true. no
says. in the States In the north
The sun., 1913-10-16
COTTON STRIKE AvERTED!
London Newspaper says Trouble HRs
Becn smOOtbcd Over.

Sp~cidl C1JIs Dcspo'ch TO Tur suS.
Lo%po%, oct ii.-Th" Doi'y rit,.'"
says :his morning inat the threatened b.
strk" in the cotton industry has been
avcrted The WORKERS at the Beehive fac
tory. who went GA strike hecduse OF al
legged III treatment M the part of an over
seer named Hutton are to return to worl;
on october 20 on condition that Hutton
gives personal assurance Of good treat
uIent to the workers.
The paper adds that it mas reason 20 be-
!ievc that Hul,un will agree to this con-
dition
The sun., 1913-10-16
BACON INTERESTS ARGENT1NIANS
Ex- \ IA I'm ssaslOr Gets Big Receipt lon
on Arrival In DuemOs Ayres.

!>pecth 'lhie UtspHch 10 TIM 81.
HvESos .\Yl.Es. Oct. l3.--rnc people oc
Brazil and the Argsitin" i.epub!c hav"
displayed iitrns" interest IL. IN" series
ot lectures given by Robert Bacon, l".-
merly United States .\mba ssador TO iariS.
on the work of the t'nrn.gi. endowul"nl-
The Argentine capital gave pleasant
reception 10 Air, Bacon yesterday on his
arrival from RIO d, Janciru.
The sun., 1913-10-16
MORGAN'S ESTATE IN ENGLAND.
About ~ 1000. 1000 Death Duties 10 He
paid on aJ.OOO,OOO.

l.oNpoN. oct. lo.--Thc Will oC j. Pier
pont Mu:gtn. proba;ed here to-day.
shows that the American fnanccr left n
fortune of sa,so0,000 in England.
The British death duties on Morgan :
estate will bc approximately Sl.OOh,oo0.
The sun., 1913-10-16
DIVORCED FROM NEW YORK MAN.
y ifc OF Edmund Hughes. Real Es-
tate Dealer, Wins suit.

special Cdbis BtsoJici fo Tnt So.
I.oNpoN, oct la.---A decree i.S was
granted In the divorce court hcrc tu-da y
to the wife of Edmund Hughes. u real
estate man OF New YORK. on the ground
of misconduct and d.seition.
They were married III London in l3u;.
Mrs. hughes testified that her husba nd
lett ten days after the marriage for tn"
United States. She followed him to Amer
tea, but he deserted her again and s!nc"
that went she has not seen him.
The sun., 1913-10-16
NEW BOILERS FOR IMPERAToR.
Will Reduce Coal Consumption and
Increase speed.

HAMBURG. Oct. 16.---To reduce the
coal consumption and Increase
the speed OF the vessel 1t has been decided
To rebuild the boilers OF the Imperator OF
tho Hamburg American Line.
Uy In. terms of the contract the
builders uf the giant ship are heid re-,
sponsibie for the defects discovered anu
may have TO pay $l,5oo ior eVery o"y '"'
yssyel Il out Of coTnmisejon.
The sun., 1913-10-16
MAKES FLIGHT OF 1875 MILES.
German Aviator Beats Record Of
Brinslc jOmc sles MOulinnis.

Special cable Despdtch TO TuE srx.
MrEiHAusEN. Oct. 15.-The German
aviator Stocffler completed to-day n
twenty -four hour flight in a Mercedes
Diplanc Of 1875 miles. Yesterday hc
covered 1860 miles, then fell through
the roof Of a house. The best previous
Hight Of the kind was that of $50 miles,
made by Brindcjonc deS Moulinas.
The sun., 1913-10-16
AMERICAN COUNTESS ON OLYMPIC
Former Eleanor steele Coming to
New York with Husband.
Sn,rtoi Cable DesDdtch TO The Sun.

CHERBoURG, Oct. l5.--Aboard the White
Star liner Olympic. which left here to-day
for NeI~York. are tho Comte de la Greze
and the cointesse, formerly Eleanor Steele
of New York Ogden Mills S. X. Guggen-
helm, G.. NJ. Schwab. T. r. Ryan, W. Il, 7.
Hoyt and Il. w. Tiden.
The sun., 1913-10-16

Sptc,1l Tdbie DeSpdfcL To TIL ST..
LONDON. oct. Sidney Brooks tn.
political writer. is aboard IN. White sta
liner olympic which left Southampton
.u-dar for New York.
The sun., 1913-10-16

WANTED Capable traveller IN Saddle and
Harness articles FOR noted Italian manMfac'orN
of Whip flaIdlcs plain and mounted. WALKING
Sticks and nc Abc Judiug Whips. Rc'ercnur,
~uuircd Wit" 10 LES fllS de- '. FloRlrD
Nolc near Turin. Italy.
The sun., 1913-10-16
1. Altn1a&t & On.
Women s imported Silk Sweaters

KNITTED 10y hand or machine, i'm plain coAora
as we'll as smart color conn binatora, are be-
ing shown i'm am attractive variety ir the
Wcrmens knitted Underwear Departments;
also am interesting novelty i'm hrighG-tone1
Sweaters trimmed with fur.
Wool Sweaters irl tw0-toHle efea&s. with
laps to match, will appeal to the atnletc
woman, as also will the new assortment OF
H1and-knitted double Shetland and rrlediurr.-
sveight wool Sweaters i'm cutaway style, with
COLLAR ARID cuffs of silk i'm contrasting coscP.
3tftb Amnnr, 34th a,a 18th strrsta. Ntm Turt.
The sun., 1913-10-16
CARRE SUCCEEDS CLARETE.
New Director Of Theatre Francois
Is Chosen.
Sp,cial Gable Despafch TO THE s

SVt1u7 'uVfe HtsP"e" 70 6"" SVN'
PARIS, Oct. l5.--The Mafin says II
learns from an authoritative source that
Albert Carrc has been appointed to sue
ceed Jules Claretie as director OF the
Theatre Francois.
The sun., 1913-10-16
FEAR REVOLT
IN MEXICO CITY
continued from First Page.

the United states Hucrta threw En-
rique Enrile. one OF the Catholic Depu-
tics, into prison to-day. Enrilc was not
arrested Friday. when the other Deputies
were imprisoned. He is charged with n
re-, c,olutionary plot.
The sun., 1913-10-16

sONSFRNATINE- di>inclin,d 10 novelty: o.
Tu. cd 10 chang.
One glance at our Fail
suits and ovcrcoats shows
that we don't fall under tina,
category.
We appeal just as strongly
to the men who want some
thing new and smart" aH
to our more conservative
friends.
Take for example our
models with soft front. close
fitting coats and high-cut
vests: our oxford suits with
braided coat and vest; oxford
coats and vests with striped
worsted trousers. following the
latest English mode.
Mems suits. SIS to S48.
Every "Solo" sock de-
serves an encore.
No better sock value any
where from No. 81 Of Maco
yarn at 25c. to No. 81 of mer-
cerized Isle at SOC.
ROGERS FEET COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
Warren St. 18th ST. 34th St.
The sun., 1913-10-16
PLOT AGAINST SAXON K1NG9

Police Arrest Man and Find Him
Heavily Armed.
Specid' Cabie DfSpotch 10 THr STU.
DnEspEN oct. 1.-THE police here re-
The sun., 1913-10-16

With a visit to the Mexican Foreign Of
flee by Charge O'Shaughnessy last night
however. the preparation OF the reply sud
denly ceased. What passed Is not being
made public here. but II has been plainly
indicated that this Government no longer
expects Huerta to make any response To
either of the notes sent to him from
Washington.
Much Significance is attached to the
meeting of the diplomatic corps in Mexico
city to-day on the call Of the Spanish
Minister. Secretary Bryan refused to say
whether or not Nelson 'Shaughnessy
would attend the meeting.
II would occasion no surprise here II
nc were not present. for since the adop-
tion OF the Wilson policy OF non-recogni-
tion the diplomatic corps has met on
more than one occasion without request
ing the presence of the American repre-
sentatives,
II Mr.. O'ShauGhnessy did attend to-
days meeting II is assumed that he set
forth to the representatives OF other Gov
crnments the action taken by President
Wilson since Huerta's seizure of the
powers Of n dictator. All the members o.
the diplomatic corps are in accord with
President Wilson so far as their attitude
In regard to the imprisoned Deputies Ia
concerned, the Spanish Minister ~ dean OF
the corps having made representations 10
Huerta on their behalf.
No expressions have yet reached the
State Department. either through Mexico
city or from foreign capitals. as to what
view other Governments take Of the Prcsi-
dents reputation In advance of the re-
suits Of the forthcomivv elections.
The greatest pcrpleSity Is admitted by
high officials as to what IL going to hap
pen next In Mexico II is admitted that
the United States has not suggested tu
Huerta anything that II Is desired that he
do nor offered him any loopholc by which
bs oan escape from the situation. The
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
City Wins Suit Against Officer.

Denver.-City governments can re-
cover money lost to them by the negli-
gence OF public officials, according to
decision OF the State Court OF APP
peals. The court upheld judgment
for s3,769.o9 awarded the city of
Rocky Ford against George T. Bah
cock. formerly city treasurer. The
case was an echo of the failure of the
Rocky Ford bank several years ago,
as the result of which John Gooding,
it's president, was sent to the peniten-
tiary Babcock was city treasurer and
assistant cashier of the bank. He
kept the city funds on deposit in the
bank and when the institution failed
the municipality lost part of its funds.
Suit was brought by the city in the
District Court against Babcock. 1t
was found that Babcock had knowl-
edge that the bank was having a
hard time of it, and that he left the
city funds on deposit in the institu-
ton at his own risk. 1t found also that
Babcock was derelict in his duty in
not cashing check for s5s395 pre-
sented to him three days before the
bank failed on Dec. so, 1907. The
findings of the lower court are up
held by the appeals tribunal.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
Three Murderers Ask cIemency.

Denyer.-Three murderers are in
ciuded in the list of eleven convicts
at the state penitentiary at Canon
City who have applied to Governor
Ammons for executive clemency.
With the exception of one. who has
been sentenced for assault to kill, the
remainder OF the men are serving time
for offeuses against women.
Henry Smith. negro, who was con-
victed Of the murder OF Paris Bran
lett, another negro. at Twentieth and
Market streets in 1907, is one OF the
applicants. He was sentenced to life
Imprisonment. The other applicants
arc:
Timothy Sullivan, sentenced from
Gunnison county in 1905 to life i'm
prisonment for the murder of w. H.
Hammond, an officer.
Juan Tafoya, sentenced from Las
Animas county, in 1907, for the MUIR
der of another Italian at Sopris.
Harry Beaumont of Chaffee county.
Joseph Demuri of Chaffee county, ].
L. Cardwell OF Logan county, Curtis
Dag of Prowers county, l.. l.. Farms
worth of Denver, w. C. Hoyt of Den.
yer and Horace Waymire of FL Paso
county.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20
Sisters Fought to the Death.

A duel in the dark took place re-
Gently between two sisters, members
OF well-known Russian family al
Kovno. The two young women, So
phie and Olga Lubinoff, who were in
love with the same man, had decided
to put an end to their rivalry. Armed
with revolvers, the girls locked them
selves in a darkened room, and plac
ing themselves with their backs
against opposite walls. they repeated
ly fired at each other. The revolver
shots attracted two neighbors, who
broke open the door Of the apartment
The dead body Of Sophie Lubinoff waa
then discovered at one end of the
room, while opposite her lay her sis
ter. Olga. who was badly wounded ane>
was conveyed to the hospital.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-12-20

pose the saluting battery and heavy main battery
also, and are manned and fired by the boatswain
OF Der Prost" who is ponderous man in his
official garb and daring in the way he approaches
the ships. whose crews throng the sides and an
sWer the salute with a revolver shot from the
poop.
The saluting takes place before Der Prost' is
within hailing distance. and all hands have a
laugh the tiny sounds, strongly contrasted in
their minds with the salute of the big guns which
they are accustomed to hear. Next the boatswain
gets up in the bows and resting one hand almost
top of the foremast and lifting megaphone
long himself to his lips, calls out at the top
of his voice Ship. ahoy." The quartermaster
answers from the bridge, Hello. hello! Der
Prosit?" Aye. aye" the boatswain returns.
Come alongside" calls the quartermaster. Then
the admiral OF Der Prost rises in the stern.
ten feet aft Of the boatswain in the bow. his
head level with the topmast, and baws out
through his megaphone. "All hands furr-l SAIL.
With that the crew consisting OF one man. who
also acts in the capacity of foghorn, gets amid
ships and climbs the manmast. which sways to
and fro as IL about to capsiZe the entire craft.
and pulls down all the sails. The vessel is
standing to- he then calls out to the boatswain.
who reports to the admiral over the crews head.
who in reports to Santa Claus. sitting in the
sheets at the tller. All these orders are
given and carried out in the most solemn man
ner, to the merrment OF the ships crew looking
from the rail above.
The crew OF Der Prosit'' then gets out
and pulls alongside while deck the real boat
swans mate pipes eight side boys to stand at the
head OF the gangway and salute the admiral and
Santa Claus when they come aboard. The presi-
dent OF the United States only rates six side boys
when he comes aboard, while Sanity has his
eight, besides his petty officers while the pres
idents only goodooking apprentice boys. AS
the argosy draws alongside the boatswain pipes
the long. low and three short blasts char
acterstic Of the coming aboard of great men.
No less a person than the captain of the ship
meets the admiral of Der Prosit." his wife.
Sanity laden with huge basket full Of presents.
the boatswan and the crew while the bugler
sounds three portentous ruff1es and the ships
company, assembled aft stands at attention. In
deed the officers all present for they believe
in Sanity well as do the crew. When the ad-
mirars wife, some fair faced sailor with Manila
rope hair and a tawdry skirt. swings aboard hold
ing her train high and exposing generous view
of red stocking to the eyes OF the sailors. great
laugh is evoked and shout goes up higher.
higher" or "Oh. you Kiddo
The boatswain In command Of the crew shouts
to his one man for. Attention" then puts him
through . series Of gymnastics Of a peculiar and
intensely funny character The admiral. II not
thoroughly taking N the landscape lifts . huge