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New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
LIS PENDENS.


135TH ST, n $. 80 Il Of Rider ave, gr
10: Charles De Neufyllle agt Richard Fur
ling ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney.
r Conklr.
GOERCK ST. 90: Herman Beck agt Her.
man Gold et al (action 10 set aside testG
attorney. VI Shlvek.
HATH ST. = 21O n Q of IenoN ave. 1874
99.l1: Greenwich Mortgage Co agt Patnek
Reddy et al tamended foreclosure ot mtsl;
attorney. VI Borand.
10TH ST. :. 202 Il Of 9th ave, liz
1O0.1l: Helena y X Hulet agt Fannie Er
stein q al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys
Leach & williams.
AVENUE 2. Pa: estate Of Wenssn
agt saul Nader ct al foreclosure OF mtsE
a't0rn"y, Weinsteln
S4TH ST. :. 1874 II W OF Avenue A. ~
1Oo ,: Elizabeth 4 Mass agt Fred Wseks'
- al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys Man
ming e Buechnor
i:7TH ST. go East: steinmetz Constrae
ton 60 agt Mary \ Mccain (speclhc per
foUnance); attorney. + Z Kerkus.
1S4TH ST. n :. $50 II Of Brook ave S1
100; Charles Adler agt stephen McCormle.
et al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
SChector
Cd AVE. 1865: leasehold Albert Jsrms;;
lovsky et al agt Otillie Hyams st q
famcnded foreclosure OF mtg: attorney !
X Mccarthy.
MADISON AVE. POS: Equitable Lf. A.
surance Society Of the United states asahh
Perry Salomon % al foreclosure OF mtsE
ATTORNEYS. Alexander & Green.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
RECENT SALES AT FREEPoRT'

4 ready demand for property at Free
port. on Woodcleft and Randall Bay is
evidenced by the sale made by the John
j. Randall Company in the last two
weeks. -. following are among those
who have purchased In this time: Mrs
Clara Sheen. house and plot on Randall
Bay: Charles r. Stoughton. two plots on
Randall Bay; Floyd Weckcs. plot on
Sportsmen's Channel; Samuel Spedon
house and plot on Randall Bay: i. W.
franklin. house and plot on Roosevelt
avenue; Mrs Kate Dornin, house and
plot on Russell Place. and L. H. Cohn,
plot on Long Beach avenue.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

JULY -.
HOFFMAN ST. 23sl: Colwen Lead Co A.,
Esposito Realty Co. Inc, owner; Pierce 4
GOldstein, contractors: $50.
DAVIS ST, W cor Of Leland ave ia,
100: Garden Realty Construction Co lnr
agt Nicola Siviglia, owner and contracto,.
1851.
same; 5000.
30 AVE. 325; David Meyer sgt Harry
Sander, owner; Isidor Kramer contrscto,.
$4S7J.
?D AVE. 800; same agt same: sllim
WENDOVER AVE. $40 10 544; Clyd. ,
Howes agt Cunard Realty Co. owner: A Coz.
tessman and Weinraub & Gugig, contractor,
SO 20.
TEARL ST. co; Rachel Schleman ast Mar,
Pittner owner: John NcAdam and BsIlen
tine &c Son, lessee; ! Barr. contractor: s35
4TH AVE. 3j2 25th 81, 80 10 80 East.
ULited states Vault Light CONSTRUCTION O.
agt Israel CnterberG. owner; B Schacht iroo
Works, Inc, contractor: SSl3 30.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
ALTER RATION S.
JULY e.
Manhattan,

EAST BROADWAY. : e cor Jefferson st: a
a sty school. etc; Educational Alliance prsn.
ises owner; A Freeman, % West 3i,h 81, arcA
tect: s.. 900.
18TH ST. s2l East: 70 sty tenmt an.
store: Henry Elias Brewing CO. 400 Eas, sd
81 owner; r Rohl, Bible House, srchit.c,
S. 900.
PEARL ST. cor Park st. 70 10 So
printing house; = c Hallenbeck. premses
owner: W Z Austin, 40 West 24th 81, architect
$40. 000
2D AVE. 1875; 70 sty moving plc,ur
theatre and storage bldg: V StuyyesanL
Wall st. owner; II Young. l2oi BroadEsy
architect: $4,000.
10TH ST. 2ls 10 222 West; 10 sty gsrass
B & : II Mason 622 West 9th 81. owners:
r A Rocke. 4S9 jth ave. architect: $1,000.
BROADWAY. 42d and f3i SIS and 7th ave-
10 an Is and a sty Office bldg: Neg York Timd
Co. premises. owner: Buchman & Fox. % EaE
42d 81. architects. 5000.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MoRrcAcr,

North Side Mortgage Corporation to Ro,..
L Schorsh; $1,000 'en
Dollar Savings Bank to Ernest weingn,,,
$500.
Rubin Bruck TO Gussie Rubel 800
David y Levy TO Jacob Rothschild: 81
j Hayward Mahan 10 Isabel Col: Cns
h f. Pepplcr and Fruace Co. 10 Com,n,.
wealth Trust Co; 81.
Katharine Schmitt TO Josef Stranlskv. a "a.
Wilson NJ Powell TO Wilson NJ Powsl ',N \.
1900. VI
Agnes G W Bertieri TO John s Wilson. n
National savings Bank Of Albany 10 u.
and Mortgage Guaranty Co; $4,000 "'1s
Same TO same; S00 900.
Edward Koch, trus, TO Jane " Boyde,. ~
Same TO Jane NJ Boyden; 81. "a
Same 20 same; 81.
Same 10 Mary NJ Argersinger; 81.
Montefore Home to New York Life r,
ance and Trust Co: $4,000.
Same TO same; $40. 900.
Same TO same; $3.50
Same to same; sl2.5O0.
Same to same; Si0.O00
Morris Park Estates to Columbia -Knlct.,
booker Trust Co: 500
Charles d Tenenbaum to Magdalena Er,,,.
$500.
Catherine C Hill to Annie Hayes H,sM
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
RECORDED LEASES.


AMSTERDAM AVE. 1878 tnrst loft and base
mtnu. James II kaysuagh 20 John Braun; .
yrs mos and % days from July 10. 1913, N.SO
and S.. go: addrcSs. ON prcmis"s
AMSTERDAM AVE. l6H tsouth store n0or :
Annie @ Dcane TO Adolph Dietrich. yrs from
sept ]. 1918. $50 to $50; address, 3'5 Pleasant
ave
BROADWAY. cor 1921 ~ tstore and
hasemenU. Comfort Realty 60 10 Michael Cas-
siy. 10 yrs from Aug !. 1913; 800 and 5000;
address. 100 West l12d -.
CANAL. IT. 10 thrst IofO. Braunstein Broth
eTs Soda Fountain 60 &" Louis y FoTman; D
yrs from May /, 1912; s.. 80 and 800: address
on premises
GRAND ST. IS and 20 Cstore and basemenp;
Rachel Herman 10 Christian Schussler. 10 yrs
from May /. 1913; $500 to 500. address. Hi
East 18th ~.
WEST FARMS ROAD p cor Berrian
Bronx ParD ave. 22N70 G sly frame BLDG. alb; F.;
Joseph Diamond 10 Margaret Reynolds. yrs
from May !. 1918; 1850; address. lijl Walker
ave.
10TH ST. III to lij East aid; Charles
Shllvek 10 Samuel Friedman: yrs from sept
l. 1913: So so. address on premises
iSGrH ST. J03 and 50s East, lO2 n Of 81 ave
twost store floor and b1semenu: Hubbard
Realty 90 10 Harry Brunn yrs from May l..
1918; 500 and ,i.0No; address. J05 East ioOth st
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
WESTMINSTER RENTALS.

Frederick T. Boehm rented the Good
win cottage on Willow avenue. l-trch-
mont Manor. To G. A. Madill, OF st. LOUIS
also the Kirby cottage on Oak avenue 10
Ralph l.. Shainwald. IL.
Edward e. Griffin and j. ~. Collins
have rented for Mrs. Lucy c.. loumans
her house on Beach avenue. larchmont
Manor. TO Elias Hartman, also Mrs. II.
T. Donneil's house on Park avenue 10
william Hartkopf. and the Herbert cow
perthwaite place at Oricnta Point 70
Isaac Brandon.
james :. Metcalf rented his country
place. Feuimore. at Bedford Hills. 20
Charles f. Meyer, OF the Standard Oh
umuauy.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
NO TOBACCO REcEIVeRsHlP.

Covington. Ky, July A-Judge Matt
Harbeson. in the Kenton County Circuit
Court. here to-day handed down an order
declining TO appoint a receiver for the
Burley Tobacco Company In the case OF
Elmer b. Stansifer on behalf OF the stock
holders OF the Burley Tobacco Company
and on behalf OF the Burley Tobacco
Company against Clarence lie Bus and
about fifty other defendants.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
REALTY NOTES.

William Mclhrook b. the buyer ~ the
dwelling 80 III East lHth street. report
cd sold recently by OHara Brothers Tor
Mrs G.. Ostluud.
The Vermont Hygeia Ice Company has
secured from the city Trust Company
a building and permanent loan OF fN''-
COr fur the construction Oi AN ice pant
on the site u recently purchased on
pvckman street. near Riverside Drive
The mortEage is for term n twenty
years al Jc. cent per aunum.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
BUY sHlPPAN POINT TRACT.

The Atlantic Realty Company tIhomas
y. Cooke. OF Greenwich. and Frank Is.
Gurlcv. Of Stamford purchased from
John u. Wall a twruty-u'rc tract on tht
east shore OF Shippan Point. with about
90 feet Of shore front 10 Is the iuten-
ton Of the new owner 20 proceed AT once
with us development The property is
~ feet north Of the Hotel Manor.
bathing beach g. 10 bc reserved for the
use Of lot owners.
T. r Slocum sold for Samuel Mcdonald
a farm Of - acres AZ Colchester, Conn.,
10 = Il Greene OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25

Sydney s. Cohn has leased for George
T.. Johnson the entire triangular ploch
extending on the easterly side OF Vest
chester avenue 2l5 feet. on l6lst street 2!5
feet and on Hewitt Place 25S feet to the
Sydco Realty Company for a term OF
twenty-one years at an aggregate rental
OF about $4,000.
The same is vacant property, and plans
are being prepared by George keister'
architect, for the building of one story
building on the entire Westchester ave-
nue. frontage, same having been leased
for general departmental store purposes
by the same broker. The entire rear oil
the plot is to be improved with an amuse-
ment building.
The entire plot consists of about So'vp
square feet Building operations VIII
begin at once and are expected to be
finished about November 10 next
Sales yesterday were confined to tene-
mont and dwelling houses as follows:
Manhattan.
3lST STRFET--lGa J.. Hauser has sold No.
$50 East 3lst street four story tenement
house on a lot - 6X9S0 feet, between First
s5TH STREET-The + r. Wood W. IL.
Dolson Company has sold FOR Arabella Wyant
to Henry \. Marx No. l4l West e1th street d
three story and basement dwelling house on
a lot l7.Gx97.7 feet. between Amsterdam and
Columbus avenues.
HATH STREET-Caroline Marschat Is re
ported 10 have sold No. pa West ll4th street
a nye story tenement house, on lot ZoAIVVli
feet, near Seventh avenue.
The Bronx.
WAKEFIELD ANENUE-The u. II. jack
son Company has sold TO client ot 'hauncey
u. Griffith the plot luONlup feet ht the H1i W
easi corner of Wakefield avenue and First
street. The property is within 10 fee' oi
Webster avenue.
DAILY AVENUE-Peter Co?ia mas s"ld 10
NJ Urosnau M aHi4 DAILY avenue. a four story
fathousc. ON plot 31.6NSj feet adjoining
the northeast corner Of lIyih street
iCGTH STREET-RickaId Dickson mas sou
two family dwelling house. on lot -oAl''
feet.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
NEW THEATRE LEASED.

The Knap & Wasson Company has
leased for the Robert T.. Westcott estate
the hreproof moving picture theatre now
I'm course OF construction on the west side
OF Wadsworth avenue. about forty feet
south Of lSist street. The lease Is for ten
years at an aggregate rental of about
$4,000. The theatre viii be completed
ahout October
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
IN The AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions wcre re-
corded ycstcrday at the Real Estate tx
change >salcsroom. Nos. u and 10 Nescy
street:
Hy ] II. Mayors.
7sTU ST 2f East p. Iuj n " of 20 ave.
2UxiC2.2. sly teumt and store. , sty eNt'n-
sion sold 90 the plaintiff Tor $ls5ou.
At the Bronx Exchange.
I}y Jos ph J.. Day.
WEBSTER AVE W f. 2-2.4 q of l'ath
gt 15XluO. twJ sty tCumts sold 90 the Pur-
chase Holding Co. a party 10 interest Tor
So. 900.
ry u. u. IuEraham & Go.
TIEBOUT AVE. 2235 W g. 81 n Of 1924
st. j. gxC9SiS. .GNGn IL sty dwlg. sold to
UlOgcn,s Eoson fuT $i.Vp.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25

estate. 2Ith Ward: June 4. 1905: Leod....
Siebert to Elmer ID and Richard cos,sR
eArs: S1,925; attorney, ID Coulter 2a WI
10Th ST. va
WESTCHESTER AVE. W s, lot 22e
OF Washingtonville, J0xl0O; Sept "a NAP
John II and Elk Wingfeld TO Louisa psSl;
cher; $l.2OO: attorney, Albert GeschAssggr. hAgr
Mount Vernon. y Y. oi,
WALES (Tintonj AVE, e $, I25 u
OF 15Oth 81, 25X1O5; Dec 0. 1901; Thom.s
ConnOr TO Mary Hinternhon: 81 300 80:
ntys. Whalen & Dunn, 206 Broadway -"''-
SAME PROPERTY: Dec .. 1901. a.
Patrick Ward; $4,000; attorney, sams e 70
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
sHEEPsKlNs SOLD IN LONDON.

London, July IA sale Of sheepshIhs
VAS held here to-day. There was large
attendance end the demand was fair for the
Z 900 bales offered. Merno and short wooled
SKINS were taken by the home trade and
the Continent at I'D lower. while crossbreds
sold from y a Y q below the last sales the
fnIlowinR re .he offerings and prices paid
for clothing and combing; New south
wales 400 bales. 81 a9d. queensland; goo;
Australh 900. AZ msxd West Australia,
]. 100: AZ a0Nd. Tasmania. 200: a. q9&sd.
New Zealand, 1.4O0; h41Ohd. Punta
Arenas ], 100 6Q10hd.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25

William D. Bloodgood & Co. sold for
client two lots j0xl62 feet on the south
erly side OF Jamaica avenue. 20 feet west
of Ely avenue, in Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have rented the follow
ing apartments: No. l27 Riverside Drive
TO Theodore +. Kitching. No. 20 Central
Park West TO Irving l. Roe and No. l27
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

JULY "a
HORATIO ST. 1O5 and 107: Pennsylv.n,
Cement Co agt Eugene A Hoffman ., aI,
Oct 20. 1912; S1.41s 20.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
BRONX BLOCK LEASED FOR S4OO,OOO
TRIANGULAR Plot To Be Improved with Low Building on west
chester Side of Property and Amusement Structure.
SALES CONFINED TO TENEMENT AND DWELLING HOUSES
SELLS LONG ISLAND CITY LOTS

West 5Gth street to Mrs. Henry Butter
worth.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JULY q.
Manhattan.

9Th ST. .. 66.6 Il OF Avenue A; for |,
l sty store. 32x97: W w Astor. London Enf.
land owner Gronenberg & Leuchtag. 1J 80
ave. architects; $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25

Manhattan.
ARDEN ST, " $. llo It " Of Nasle ave.
l2oNi#O: Aug IL. 1872; Brown Bros. Inc. own
trs and builders 70 Inion Mortgage co. 500
80. attys Merrill x Rogers luO broadway
PEl.L PLA' =. e $ 33.4 q from cor
| Huguenot ST. cG.sxl'o: oct ~. l"02; Sarah L
smith WrIjam,nn 3c4 Aisxtn!cr ave
SULLIVAN ST. los. mtg IN lease. etc; Aug
/ Il, 1911. l'asqudlc Monaco 10 Grohs sons,
Inc; $1,000, atty, Louis W Osterwels, 200 9TH
SULLIVAN ST. 1903 $ . : 25xloo Aug p.
1911: same 70 same; $1,000: same atty
| I'D AVE. 2i54. =. 25NluO; oct >. 1905: Max
| and Bessie Abst,in To- charles Jaeger; $1,000;
atty. Myron SulLh,rs,r - Park Row
I'D AVE. lAi2. 25.lAN2; Feb l 1904; solomon
and Fsnne SchWarz to Abraham Mandelbaum.
Sl2,5uo. atty, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lI6
broadway.
5TH AVE. $ 5o.ll IT OF ll2th st. 25x
strauss 10 Katherine \ Kingsland. $1,000;
stty. + de + Foster. ~ Wall ST.
5rH AVE. 3 75 II It from " cor 18th
ST. 25SIOO: June -. ISIS; same to same: $40
UOO. same atty.
STii AVE. " 3, 25.5 # n OF 57th st. 75xioo;
Dec 10. i9ii the Zinwnl Co to Samuel Hiram
ard c and Irving | Bloomingdale: $4,000.
attys HAYS Hershneld & WClf 10 Broadway
10TH ST. s. 32o II W ~ 7th ave AN9N.9,
March 10. 1910; William. Henry and Ma gAret
| II Yale 10 American savings Bank; S22Uo'
atty. John V Irwin. BOB Broadway
47TH ST. 1915 II e from cor LIST ave;
1s.oxtoo5; April g. lsSI; Henrisita' VIE, wife ct
d -
satisned Of record without production Of mtge
hy order OF Supreme Court. July ~. l9ld, JUS
tlce Thomas + pornelly. $1,000; atty for petl-
tIon. Philip = Dean 100 broadway
Q2D ST l43 West. 2ONloo.s; Aug 10 l'lS'
MaEdaler B Williams to Jessie McCleland;
/ 81. OuU. atty Title Guarantee andsarust Co. l'c
Ti iGsD ST. ?aa West. 4o1ioo1i; Feb 6, 1929:
Samuel l. Il9ncs to New York Trust Co;
Ii5THi sT. ",3 East. 25xiOOii; May 90, 1911;
Salvatore AMI Maria Slciliano 10 Tereslna
J Feraca: $500. atty, benjamin s"artz' wv
| broadway
The Bronx.
BERGEN AVE. II cor OF Grove st. map
Fast ward Melrose. 80 lOx22 5XBlX-: May
! % 1000: Kate Montague TO Henrietta Rem
( shaw. 81 800; attorney. Smith Williamson
| 3Gi Alexander ave. -
| nROOK AVE, 459. =. 10 n n from W
cor ll5th ST. 25x0O: July IL. 1911; Herman
and FANNIE Brand to Nathan Kohn; $1,000;
| attorney. william J Spielberger. 10 wall at
FOREST AVE. 5. ISIS II OF l6lst 81.
| a. sx92: May 81. 1918; Edward sheeran
81 al 20 Title Guarantee and trust Co. 40
Broadway: $1,000.
FULTON ST. W lot llS. map WASH.
ingtonvilIe. 5OxlOO: July S. 1910; William w
ard Jean Penneld TO Charles A Sparks end
ano: $500: attorney. Title Guarantee Co. lI6
| Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: July g. 1910; same 10
Charles Bruning. exr. $4,000
| HARRISON AVE. cor OF Morton pl.
| lot 25 map Kingsland estate, Morris
iIeights o5xas: June g. 1910: Teichman En-
cineerIng and CONSTRUCTION Co to Amy \ .
Montague; $4,000; attorney. Lewis Earle. 80
| Liberty ST.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25

Liverpool cables: Spot fair business ., 90
ing. sales 5000 bales; speculation and export,
5o3. American. 1000. Imports. loo. none
American. Middlng upland. G64d. Futures
opened quiet at 2Q3 points decline; ciosed ci!!esi
QUIET and steady at net decline OF |ut
points. July and July-August. 63S!2d'
August-September. 6.3ld; September-OctoDer
q lid; October November. Gl3d; November
December, Deccmber-January and January
February. s.OShd; FebruaIy-March, 6iOo
March-April, cid: April-May. GID; May
June and June-July, 6.13l2d. Manchester-
Yarns dull; cloths dull and irregular.
New Orleans. July 24.-The cotton market
held TO the declining tendency to-day al
though the sensational trading OF the wv
preceding sessions were lacking. The near
months continued 10 display weakness ana
me new crop months were more susceptible
"a selling pressure because Of good rains IN
the Eastern belt and unofficial reports OF
good showers in Texas. Around noon ana
in the early afternoon there was good de-
nand from shorts who wanted profits but
the market gradually worked lower. closing
steady at a net loss Of 70 II points.
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo IL

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo IL
LONG ISLAND.
OVERLOOKING THE NAIEh
Large house barn and plenty OK sVs.-
near nne bathing, boating and nshins, ,sA
healthy locality. good neighbors: near en0es
10 city for commuting. low fare plehu
tralns will make an ideal all-year-lV.s
home: viii sell cheap and on easy e,| 80
bought this week. For particulars and ~
road fare To visit this property "n'
orce. r. RIFDE. y Tribune Oi1ce. -
SUMMER COTTAGES FOR saL
Manhattan Beach Estates. 1872 B"ay. ;. :
TWO FINE HOUSES WINDSOR LAs, ~,
and Improvement Co. 224 West Sith ST.. se@I
New-York tribune., 1913-07-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Cwth name and address Of lenders attorney)
II.IY -.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-12
BARNEY BERTSCHE. IS
RELEASED ON BONDS
Former Politician and ex-Convict Said
to Be Head Of Gang Of
Bad Men.

CHICAGO, May 11.-Barney Bert sche.
politician and former convict, charged
by District Attorney Hoyne with having
arranged protection TO band of pick
pockets, safeblowers and wire -tappers
Who was arrested in u spectacular raid
early this morning, was released on bonds
tonight Bertsche was booked on a
charge OF conspiracy after detectives had
beaten down the door of his home and
oveIpowered him
The charge of conspiracy arose in the
case Of Mrs. Hope L. McEldowney of
Milwaukee, who alleged she had been
swIndled out OF s15.S00 by Frank Ryan.
who Is charged with being a member of
the so-oalled cIairvoyant trust, Bert
sche's name appeared as indorser OF the
draft given Ryan by the Milwaukee
woman.
The states attorney charges that Bert
sche arranged for the Importation of a
ring OF confidence men on the claim that
he could extend protection TO them,
Numerous other politicians as well as
some members of the police department
are involved In the conspiracy accord
ing TO the states attorney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-12
PARRAL RESIDENTS
MOVING OVERLAND
Everything From Burros to
Bicycles Are Being Used
by the Refugees.
ARE ON WAY TOCAPITAL
twenty-five Federal Officers
Captured Near Guaynas
Put to Death.
ARE ON WAY TOCAPlTAL

Ell PASO, Tex. May 1f.-Riding every
thing from burros to bicycles, 800 resi-
dents OF Parral are moving overland with
the federal garrison OF the Chihuah ahua
mining town, peacefully occupied last
week by constitutionalst forces From
Parral 60 Chihuahua City is a march OF
200 miles The trip will require a week.
Most of the refugees are residents who
had declared themselves against the revo-
luton, thus endangering their safety when
the 1900 federal troops were withdrawn.
1t is thought that a battle will result
before arrival of the refugees at the state
capital. Already rumors have come back
Of fighting In which groups of insurgents
have begun to harrass the retreatng fed
eral column preliminary to an actual at
tack, A large portion Of the column is
OF infantry. necessitating slow progress,
while the insurgents all are mounted,
General Antonio Rabago, military gov
ernor and commander OF the northern
military zone. at Chihuahua city, declares
that the Parral garrison will augment
that at the state capital, which is OF no
more than 500 men, while another strong
column moving north from Torreon will
retake Parral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-12
HYDE PARK IS SCENE
OF SUFFRAC|sT RIOT
Mems League Holds Meeting,
Which Is Broken Up by
Big Crowd.

LONDON, May r.--Another suffra &c
riot took place in Hyde park this after
noon. The Mems League for Women
hold a meeting, Several prominent work
ers addressed a crowd OF several thou
sand persons from a truck. but the
crowd kept up a running fire OF inter
ruptions, shouting: Go home and make
bombs" and remarks about the burning
of churches and tho attempt TO blow up
ST. Paul's
After a half hours endeavor TO get q
hearing, the league gave up and the
speakers We're about to withdraw, when
the crowd broke through the police ranks.
The wagon was overturned and partly
wrecked The police had difficulty In
protecting the speakers and eventually
had to escort them TO the station for
safety.
In the meantime a suffragette planted
flag on the park lane side OF the
park. where fashionable people prone
made, and started speaking. The men
destroyed the flag and jostled the wo-
man until the police rescued her.
The Rev, Howard j. II, Truscatt, vicar
OF st. GATHERINGS at fatcham. which
was destroyed by fire recently, held
services in the public hall today and
spoke ut length regarding the fire, He
said:
There is no use TO talk 10 mo about
flashes of lightning or gas. Some per-
son did this with malicious intent"
He said that he had received hundreds
Of letters. some OF them from suffra
settes, who repudiated such dastardly
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-12
Result of Conferences.


The Wilson Bryan telegram followed
a series Of conferences at the home OF
Secretary Bryan. which did not end I'm
I'll 1890 o'clock tonight. The message,
which had been skeletoniEed by the presi-
dent Saturday night. was returned to tho
White house for the approval. OF the
president A few minutes later II was
given out for publication without com
ment,
A copy Of the Japanese protest Is be-
lieved TO have also been telegraphed 10
California, but on the subject OF this
document the White house and Secretary
Bryan were silent. 1t is known, however,
that Bmbassador Chinda asked that 1t
be made public.
1t Is generally conceded in Washington
tonight that no further steps will be
taken TO meet the demands Of the Japao
nese people BY the administration. in-
less Governor johnson sees fit to comply
with the request for delay.
President Wilson felt obligated to ask
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-12
TYPHOON IN ISLANDS
KILLS MANY PERSONS
Fatalities at Sea Are Known to Total
Fifty eight; List Swelling ad
Reports Como In.

MANILA. May 1.-THE worst ty-
phoon experienced in eight years struck
the islands today, causing many deaths
and wrccking several small steamers
and numerous lighter craft.
The known fatalities at sea total fif-
ty-eight, but the total death list from
the storm is swelling with incoming re-
ports.
1t is believed no Americans have lost
their lives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-12
Wants Marriage Annulled Be.
cause Millionaire Spouse
Would Settle in Akron, o.

"A rEW YORK. May 11.--Mrs. Sadie
Muller Read, the former chorus
vi girl, who has started a suit TO
j. annul her marriage to Lloyd
Read, the young millionaire OF
Akron, o., declares she has nothing
against her husband, that ne Is pretty
nice chap in fact. but that she just can
not bear to think of establishing herself
In Akron. o., because 1t Is TOO far away
from little old New York