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However, having won his bet th, F;nglishman was now fired with n de- sire to carry the affair farther and he insisted that Souiiman try to arrang., some way ny which he could meet the lady. Again seeming backshcsh tha Egyptian after consolidation with his friends. told the officer that if h.. would bring fifty pounds to Il cer '. tain spot outside the wall of the royal garden W ten o'clock nj night one of the guard would bc on hand to col lee, the money and permit him a few minutes interview with the lady.
 IL seems that Caldicutt took th.' whole thing seriously and nt the ap- pointed time arrived with his money only io ind himself set upon by ., gang of rulIlans. Souiiman relates thai the young man nut up n good fight hut that someone. contrary i0 orders used a knife and the Engiishman rcccivr'i a fatal wound in the abdomen from which he died In Il few minutes. The Egyptian then mufe 0n with Inc money and the body of the English officer was found by the patrol tn" next morning.
 It is not likely that any arrests would have been mndr except for the fact that some of Cnljicutts brother officers had seen him talking to thc dr,gomcn the day before and tho man was taken into custody on suspicion. He was badly frightened md told tho whole story to the ma gistratc heforo whom hc wns arraigncd.
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SAYS THAT HuERTA
 WANTS 4 WAR

liuer,a firmly believes thai his one hest chance 10 remain in power seem ingiy to b" forced to remain in power k to bring on a war with the United Stntcs. He has nothing |" lose hy tn" cnnnht and everything o galu fnr should he hrcomc th. hero of tho pe". pie by fighting one or w" successful battles. ar hy holding Inc enemy ;i hay for Il reasonable time. until soin.' sort f a peace could be patched mr. he figures thnt his popularity will b" so great that he will havr little trouhh. in cmaining the ruler.
 Castablnnro claims l." have heard all th" nb"vc plans discussed and for the reason that his knowledge might sometime he used again the dictator he was marked for assn assinn tion.
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several countries which have suffered with 1t during The unrest in Mexico and practically usks Europe for u little iiiure time in which to get matters stE,iglitcnrd out.
 The full text of i!r,ans moi. to tue powers has not been given out, but the abovr k a synopsis of It's con tents. 1t shows thai the reported un- rest in the European foreign offices Is having it's effect on condittons Ia Washington and that il has become necessary for the state department tU either shoot. explain or go out of bnsi- ness in regard to Mexico lt has ink cn the "hvi"msly easiest way out of il, d-inia and has begun to explain.
 In view M the statement that q noi- ihe governments of Europe IL Is thought tliut ss,ine uf the irrsstirr which has bean so MnW"lts,inc to tiu. state department will lm wIthdra wn tnd that thr administration will bc given a tutI" ni.,r" lime iA which t0 fnrinmiat" a policy for dealing with the crisis which it's lack of Il definite po- iiry hitherto has forced upon it.
 While the diplomatic branch of th. government iS struggling for time and sIuring for wind the military depart ments are making frantic preparations moments notice for tt tx felt here that at any inomcnt some aci of the Mex tcnn dictator may bIow ID thc whole situation and cal for tho immediate despatch nf an nrnip1 force across th. border.
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OFFICER ON A WAGER
 TRIES TO INVADE KAREN

into communication with one of th. numerous dragomeE who hangs around the hotels in Carlo and by the , liberal use of bribes persuaded this man to promis" to get the flowers an a note in,T the hnrcm where he said his sister was servant. Several times this drasoman came back tu the lieutenant for more money as he said that lt took much bribes to arrange matters. This much and what fol- l"wcd has been learned from the dra soman himself. a man named souii- man. who k now In the hands of tho authorities.
 The man stated to Inc officers that he had no intention of attempting |, get Il message into the harcm of the Khcdivr but that he saw a eool chance to make some money out of the young Enelishman and when ho found that the officer was well sup piled and willing to spend he con suited some other Egyptians and they arranged the plan which later resulted in the officers death. though they had no intention of killing him when they started in.
 sSouliman took the flowers and in due time brought message back 10 Caldicuu that they had hccn delivered to the lady and that she had sent out small trinkct in the sbafr of a scarab in token of having received his offering. This. tho dragoman state'l. was as far as hc and his friends in tended to Go in mulcting he young officer
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WASHINGTON AT LAST
 COMES OUT OF DREAM

there has been nothing hut weakness in it's dealing with the serious Iues- tions brought about by the continued state of hwiessness in Mexico.
 The note which k now being pre- pared for delivery tu the foreign nm- bnssatlors in Washington for ir:,iis- mission to their several home offices gives in detail the reasons for the DO. sition so far mainitined by the United States government and reiterates the principle already announced when Il refused to recognize Iluerta IN Ihe legal executive Of Mexico. that this government cannot recognize any gov. rrnniciIi in the western hcmisphcr' order. As iiucrta cnmc into power through the cold hIoodc, and prcn,cd- tuInlInni of the "iii," uf president Q: Mexico ih.. United States cannot anI will not recognize. him as iI," head "f iIn. nation and ii retains iM. right (" c"ni in,m its attitude M n"nrrcogni- ton even should an election he held it thr present time and Hrurta ap- pear io ir stista iii-d in office by th.' NoicS "f the po'plc. The g"vrrn- mcnt "f th' United states iH not pre- pared nt this time tu admit that a in MeXic" and H will rcfus" to giv.' is recognition L" any government that Is not founded on Iuw and order.
 While moi afologizing for its appar- emily weak handling nf the situation so far Inc Washington government intImatcs lhai It sympathizcs with th,.
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esssiai Nugget Service.

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 2a. President Huerta has taken steps to hay" his elevation tn the presidency and all his acts since h. has hccn in office de- eiarcd as legal hy tho supreme court of Mexico. He either owns the court or rules it by fear and the decision of inc court Is sure ,o hr dictated '.y the pro sident.
 The stories arising trom Gcner.'l Felix Diaz maininE in Vera Cruz and seeking the protection of the Tinted States consulate bctuusc he is re- ported to fear death al thc hands "f Huerta have caused the president con siderable concern. Either l"cal'sr li'' is anxious Io get his hands on Dk': and get him ont of the way. before ih' elections or else because of dcsir"
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.- The ad ministration has al last awakened to the fact that it cannot go on peace fully slumberlng over the Mexican si, . nation and expect the world to stand by and and fan the flies off while Il dreams the days away. The continued defiance of President Hurrta md thr repeated intimati0ns from European capitals that something must be done by the United states or the foreign powers will disregard the Munroc doe trln and step in with combined In tcrnatiOnai force has had iis effect on the wait and d" no, hing diplomacy" so far adhered tn by the United States government.
 Ii was officially announced at thu White House this morning that the secretary of state was preparing a ntat tcmcnt [" the governments "f Eu Iopc seiting forth the position "f th.' rnicd states. .lciiimtrIy d"nning ha policy and Intimai ling in polite though firm language, that any interference" by any power or combination of pow . erx of Europe would he r.gnr'ied hy tho Tinted states as an unfrirn.iIr act.
 Having h--n forced Into n corner by iInrrta and after wiiiistanding rr- rcatrl protests from abroad. ns well as being cognizant "r the rapidly growing sentiment nt home that it's policy so far hns bccn a complete and utter failure, tho administration Is preparing tn aboui face md show . modicum of strength where hiihcrt"
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Special Nugget Service.


 SAN ANTONIO. Tex. "t. 25.- Captain Emilio castahlanc". formerly
 m officer on the stnn of rrcsidcn, Iiucrta, arrived here today. The for mer officer says that h" ftd from thc Mexican capitni In order io save his I.fc as hc had incurrci the displcas-
 me of the dictator hy .rt idcntiy over h, airing a sccrc, c"uvcrsatk n between Huerta and ono of his hrnchmcn in regard to putting certain army officers
 who were thought to hc opposed to
 the present g.'r' rnm n out of the
 way.
 casu,bL,ncn says thu: he had m
 ipI,tion of h~iraying his chief hut that the fact 'ha hc had knowledge ,.f t:.c propOsri m,rd,ts was suhl- ,hni to place Linn 'mer suspicion hy :ho president and ;,.Ii twice his ,ifc wa. attempted hcfn hc managed to t.s. Out UI tUs ''Us VI shtSh''
 The ex-captaln says that iiuerta firmly expects that the United States will intervene in Mexico and that the president knows that his force is not strong enough to prevent the capture of Mexico City. hut he hopes that hr can bring on the Invasion of his coun-
 try by the American soldiers befor.'
 the date set for the constitutional ele- ctions. This hope. Castablanro says
 is the reason for Hucrta's persistent insults to tho American government.
 He feels that Washington will not
 recognize him oven if he manages ["
 have himself counted in as the duly elected president of the republic. hui he figures that If he can engage tn" country in a war to repci foreign in- vasi0n he will he In . position to ig- norc the result of the election and TO- tain the rcins of government on ac- count of being nt the head of thu troops fighting |" keep tho Ameri' cans out of the land.
 If IIucrta succeeds In hnvng him self declared president. no mntte' what the vote shows. ,c will then at' tempt to conciiliate the United States and will make any conrcseions de- mandcd. If hc should fall of election or be unable to control the count o the vote. which Ia the same thing. hs will continue to hold the oiSice. Thli | he knows will force the Tinted state' | to act and he will bc In a position t' unite all of Mexico under the slcgar
 of saving the land from the Yankees
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NEVER BEFORE

zine Hf the Nugget hccn in such de- manh ly th"s. g"inc cut m the last boais. This is ar,nDnind fnr by tho fnct that 1t contains such complete history "f Nom" uni inc activities on tirr pcninsnln nnh thr only uuthcnth, nreonni "f tic recent rr.wt storm,
 The edition tx rapidly hcing disposed nf and as no reprints arr i,os~ihi" orders should he p,ar,al it once for ihis invaI,ial,L. h"nk For wL. ut th. Golden Gate I'ntel ihr rcnrd nf Trade. I'utlr. Manrn < ,'a. aNd th. NuEgct office
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DO YOU NEED LUMsER7

The committee handling inc lumber which came in on the Senator reports The same now bl piles on the tennis court ioi, They request anyone ;n m'.rt "f iun,lcr [" nak" immediate ap- llica ti'n.
 The '"nmitio" wish to present the Monday evening to the city r",imn and th" relief committed. lt k their d"sii" tn g,i these appii cations as s''"n as possible so that in cas" there tx not enough limi,er :" take cnrr of all applications the sum.. may m. divided between parties desir ing it.
 FRANK AiDRRIi.
 !. !. wAI.KENIIEiAfEE.
 .nE SfiEiDt,N.
 Sperial tonimiltar.
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HIS OWN COURT TO
 DEGREE FOR HUERTA

to prove that the fears for Diaz lif: wcru unfounded. Hucrts has taken steps to ha ge the ncwphcw of the late I'resident Dinz come Immediately to lhe capital. He has written to Diaz and has sent his personal aid to Vera Cruz in m attempt to induce the gen eral to come to Mexico City at onc".
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S. S. CORWiN

The steamer cor~in will sail fo" Dutch Harbor. Seward. cordova. Jun. eau. kstehikan and Seattle, on or about October 2sth. For freight and passage apply kotzsbut Transporta' ton ( Tradiro Co. next Lemsn sref studio.
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PERSIAN PRINCESS
 SHOOTS HER HUSBAND
Special Nugget Service.


 ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2s. Per sian Prince Abner Mirxa lies In n hos pital here with two revolver shots In his chest. fired by his wife.
 The couple arrived yesterday. in- tending to place their son in q mili- tary academy here A quarrel arosn while they were unpackinY their trunks. The Princess, accusing her husta nd of wnisting her fortune. grow hysterical and fired three shots.
 The Prince asked that his wife h. not imprisoned. urging that she nctei under the stress of emotion. X polio" guard was posted at the door "f hcr appnrtmcnts
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Nussss Special Service.


 ALEXANDRIA, Egypt Oct. A. \ bet made in jest over the dinner tabl, n, tho. Khcdival club here last week today resulted in lhc death of lieu tenant, the Honorable Cecn Caidicutt. of the Royal worwickshirc regiment. the six infantry in the ling.
 some of the younger officers ,f tho regiment. which is in garrison her . and at Carlo. have particularly ad- mired the red gold hair adorning tho head of one of the wives of IT. II. tn" Khedive. on account of the Yashmik which covers the face nf all high caste Egyptian women as far up as the eyes it is impossible to zee the fca turAs, but the odd sight of n woman driving in one of The cartridges he longing to the royal harem and hay ing a wreath Of rcd gold hair aroused the curiosity of th" soldiers. cahlicu,t had only recently joined the regiment ham and may not have known what a serious blunder he was making when he offered to wager some of his bro ther ofYieers that he would send the unknown harem beauty bouuet "f roses and receive some token in re- turn in the way of acknowledgment. The officers had all hcen dining well and Caidicutt's hnast was taken as ., joke.
 It seems however that the young man himself regarded th. mattcr ser iously and at once set about carrying out his part in the affair. He first got
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HERE'S YOUR CHANGE

For the accommodation of the ruhli' the Mining Magazine of the Nugget can bc purchased at any of the fol- lowing business houses: Golden Gn'" hotel, Butler. Mauro & Co. Board "f Trade and tho Nugget office. Price 5oc.
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CHINESE STATESMAN
 STABBED ON STEPS

and arrested. lIr would make no statement {" the police but from pa p"rs found m him it Is supposed that like General s'hcng mr wns In the cm
 ploy nf the southern rcyolnt ionists.
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VICTORIA SAILS
 TONIGHT
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. oct. 25.--The <. S. Vic toria will sail for Nome at seven o'clock tonight. She carries a full cargo of stores and supplies of all kinds and the following passen- gers for Nome:
 Judge Tucker and wife. Attorney Snxton and assistant x. A. Berry. Mrs. Emile Mnmgc. T. X. Davies, of the Ses- non company. o. D. Cochrane. Henry Esmond. Rev. P. F.. Bauer. Mrs. T. R. Hanson, Mir Vanderleest. Mrs. F.. F.. EIdridge. Mrs. I. D. F'iannigan. Mrs. C. Cavy. C. !. Mckenzie and wife. Mrs. Grace Lc Clrrco. Miss Heiga aIitilia Harry T.. Warner. and W. \. Kris.
 The Alaska steamship company IS show ing its interest in Nome by send ing the Victoria on this delayed trir as the company Is taking the risk In. cured by the late sailing of the vessel from Nome on her return in order that the much needed supplies can he re- ceiyed hcrc. IL is a generous c0n- trihutlsn to Nomes relief.
 --------------
 THE NEW EAGLE.
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ANNOUNCEM ENT.

D.. J. H. Mustard bsgs to inforn, the public that his offices and residsnc. are now situated over MoIisr's grocery. Telephone. Main 93.
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Board oF Trade Restaurant is now for business.
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AT rHe NEW EAGLE.

Hsmrieh Dres.' "ApeiIs Beer on drausht alec "sstsct" by the bottle sr eass.
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Board of Trade Rsstaufant is now rsopsrsd for businsss.
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Meme Nsssss ssSs psr msash.
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DRILL WANTED

 prespsetors hand drill wanted. Ad drsss Johnson. this effics.
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THE NEW EAGLE. The hsms H straIsht wbisksys.
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srhs psspss's Papsrs -Nlsms Nsesse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
LAST APPEAL FOR LIFE
Boy Murderer of Girl Before
United States Supreme
Court.

Sentenced before he was sixteen years
old to be hanged. Leon Cardines Mar
tines. . Mexican youth. living In Pecos
county. Texas. has appealed to the Su-
preme Court Of the United States to save
his life His case will be argued orally
next month. Today Attorney General
Looney Of Texas rled . printed brief
with the court In support Of his propo-
sition that the boy should be executed In
accordance with law.
Attorneys for Marines raise the
novel point that he should be released
from custody because q mob intimi-
dated him and his attorney from APP
pealing from his trial.
Marines was arrested for the revolt.
ing murder Of q young girl Emma
Brown. who went in her sisters buggy
to SarAgosa. Tex. In the summer OF
1911. Marines saw the girl at . store
where he worked, and 10 alleged to
have followed her on horseback as she
started back home. The prisoner was
tried. convicted and sentenced to death
exactly one week after the murder.
he remarked just before sentence was
imposed"
Evidence will be presented to the
Supreme Court to show that q mob, in
Guiding several members OF the jury
that tried Martinez. surrounded his two
attorneys after the trial and made them
promise not to appeal.
There will be three to hang II the
case IL appealed" one Of the mob is said
to have remarked to the two ATTORNEYS
defending Martinez. No appeal was
taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
Answer Given by SuIzer
to Impeachment CHARGES

NLBANY. September 2l-Gov. Suffers
answer to the charges embodied In the
eight articles OF Impeachment, filed TODAY
With the high court is as follows:
First: In answer TO the fret article OF
Impeachment, this respondent admits that
lie is the governor OF this state. for the
term beginning January I, 1913. having
been elected at the general election held
on the 9th day Of November, 1912 and
admits that he made and filed In the Of
Ice OF the secretary of state q statement
Of moneys contributed or expended. a. in
aid first article set forth and contained
aat denies each and every other allega-
ton matter and fact therein set forth and
Contained
And in further answer thereto al.
eyes that he made the statement In
faith. and that at the time Of making
and thing the same this respondent be.
hsVed IL To be true and accurate &C.
count OF the moneys received and paid
cut for his election expenses. and II
vas not intended by him to be false OF
IN evasion OF, or in violation Of, the
statutes of the state.
Second: In answer 10 the second ar
iiele OF impeachment this respondent
admits that he is now the governor OF
the state. having been elected Thereto
the NTH day OF November, 1919, az in
said article set forth. ana filed q state.
nent purporting to be q statement OF
all the moneys received. contributed OF
expended by him, as candidate for the
Office Of governor. AZ set forth in said
second article, but denies each and
every other allegation, matter and fac,
therein contained and set forth.
And this respondent further answer
ing said second article of Impeachment,
alleges that he made the statement In
good faith and that at the time OF max
ing and swearing to the same he be-
lieved 1t to be true and accurate state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24

mortal will have to be largely increased
to allow for items of expense which
We're not accurately determined before
the location was approved; and that
these extraordinary additions to the ex.
pense Of constructing the memorial at
such location will so reduce the amount
available for the building proper, or
superstructure, as to make IL wholly
inadequate and lacking grandeur and
imposing effect, which the spirit OF the
memorial to Abraham Lincoln contem-
plates. and that the commission is now
facing the choice OF either attempting to
construct the memorial within the limit
OF $2.OOo.0O0. BY providing frst for the
extra expense of securing u safe and
suitable foundation at the location adopt
ed. and then using the reduced amount
which will remain In constructing a
building or superstructure OF an inferior
character to that originally planned. or
else asking Congress for largely In
creased appropriation t. build the me
mortal in the imposing grandeur that
was originally contemplated"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24

ment. and that the same was not intend
ed by him to be false or an evasion OF.
or In violation Of, the statutes OF the
state.
Third: In answer to the third article
OF impeachment he admits that at the
time therein alleged and set forth ne
was, and now is, the governor of the
state Of New York: and denies each
and every other allegation, matter and
fact in said third article set forth and
contained.
Fourth. In answer to the fourth ar
ticle Of impeachment he admits that at
the time therein alleged and set forth
New York and denied each and every
other allegation. matter and fact In said
fourth article set forth and contained.
Fifth. In answer to the fifth article
OF impeachment he admits that at the
was. and now Is, the governor OF the
state New York: and denies each and
every other allegation. matter and fact
in said fifth articles set forth and con-
tanned.
sixth In answer to the sixth article
Of impeachment this respondent admits
that he now Is the governor of the
state of New York. that he was regu-
larry nominated by the democratic osas.Its
to such Office. as alleged and set forth
In said sixth article. but denies each
and every other allegation. matter and
fact therein contained and set forth.
Seventh. III enswe1 to the seventh
article Of impeachment he admits that at
the time therein alleged and set forth
he was, and now is. the Governor Of the
state of New York. and denies each and
every other allegation, matter and fact
IN said seventh article set forth and con-
tained.
Eighth In answer to the eighth arti-
Gle of impeachment he admits that at the
time therein alleged and set forth he
was and now Is, the Governor Of the
state Of New York. and denies each and
every other allegation. matter and fact in
said eighth article set forth and contained.
Wherefore. this respondent asks that
said articles of impeachment against him
be dismissed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
WANTS TO KNOW WHY.
Anti Trust League Asks Merger Dis
solution Investigation.

The executive committee OF the
American Antitrust League at g meet
ing held at the New Willard Hotel last
night Endorsed q resolution introduced
in the House by Representative kindsi
OF Colorado providing for an investi-
CATION OF the Union Pacific-Southern
Pacific merger dissolution. A resolu-
ton introduced in the House by Rep
resentatiye Fowler providing for an i'm
yesti cation OF the dissolution OF the
American Tobacco Company was also
Endorsed. >,
Government ownership OF the rail-
roads. pipe lines and telephone ana
teierraph companies was advocated in
an address made by President Lock-
wood Of the league.