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The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
NO PEACE FOR
MADERO FAMILY
Contiaued from Page One.

Mexico. and several small detachments
in other States.
Gen. Felipe Angeles, who during the
street fighting refused to join Gen.
Huerta in the arrest of Francisco Madero
and who was arrested. but later released
and appointed military attache to Bel
gium, will now be detained in Mexico
City and tried on a charge of executing
Miguel Garduna without warrant during
the fighting In the capital
The election OF Felix Diaz to the Pres
idency was certain to-day by the decision
of the Liberal Democratic Club to name
Francisco de la Barra, candidate for
the Presidency. for Vice President on the
Diaz ticket This gives Felix Diaz his
chief opponent as a running mate.
The next great demonstration in Mex
leo City in celebration of the overthrow
of Madero will be the welcome to Por-
frio Diaz who will return from exile in
Egypt to assume his old place in the
army and exert his iron hand in behalf
Of his nephew.
Cadets Going Abroad.
With the officers selected to escort Diaz
back to Mexico win go a delegation Of
the cadets who took such a daring part
in the liberation of Felix Diaz from pris-
on. Several of the cadets will remain
abroad to study aviation, with the view
to establishing an aviation corps as an
arm of the Mexican Army. At meet
ing Of residents OF the American colony
to-day, resolutions were adopted calling
upon the people of the United States to
lend all possible aid to the people of
Mexico in their efforts to restore peace
Ambassador Wilson was praised at the
meeting for his noble and patriotic
services. rendered under trying circum-
stances" and individual acts of heroism
We're noted in the minutes.
Attempts to aggravate the i'll feel
ing on the part of Mexicans against
Americans in Vera Cruz were frus-
trated late to-day. when it became
known that the shell which Mexicans
claimed had been fired into Vera Cruz
from the American feet was in reality
an unexploded shell, which exploded
when handled by Mexican laborer.
The laborer was killed and three per-
sons injured.
Among the documents of Urquidi.
the Maderist subsecretary of commu-
nications. have been found letters i'm
plicating the Maderist government and
the Banco National de Mexico in a
conspiracy to fraudulently deprive
Ernest Simondetti. a New York jour-
nalist. of his paper. FL Diario.
Simondetti was forced into exile two
years ago on trumped-up charges. and
his paper forced into bankruptcy. Diaz
has expressed an intention to restore
the paper to Simondetti and reimburse
him for his losses.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
THAW MAKES ANOTHER
ATTEMPT TO co FREE
Attorney Applies for Writ Of Habeas
Corpus, Returnable Early Part
of This Week.

New York. March DIR Charles Ken
nedy, physician andSlawyer. to-day ap-
piled to Supreme Court Justice Guy for
writ of habeas corpus for Harry X.
Thaw. The writ was made returnable
the early part of this week in the Su-
preme Court of New York County.
The writ is directed to DR.. Roy /.
Leak. acting superintendent of Mattea-
wan State Hospital for the Criminal In
sane. 1t notifies him that Thaw. must
be brought to the Supreme Court some
day this week to have the court deter
mine whether or not he is sane.
The petition declares that Thaw is i'm
properly restrained in the Matteawan
State Asylum as he has not been COM
mitted, and is not detained by virtue of
any mandate issued by a court or judge
final Judgment of competent tribunal
OF civil or criminal jurisdiction. or the
final power of such tribunal made in
any special proceeding instituted for any
cause. or by virtue Of an execution or
process. issued upon such Judgment,
decree, or final ORDER
The petitioner then states that Thaw
is now sane and not a menace to the
and will not be a menace IL
released from the asylum.
The petition recites the order of Su.
pitT1e SouTt JuSliCe AoWiuk
Thaw to the asylum until his release is
ordered by the court
This is the fourth time that Thaw has
tried to be released from Matteawan upon
a writ Of habeas corpus. Each succeed
Ing attempt has been unsuccessful. The
people of the State have always obtain
ed the services OF former District Attor-
ney Jerome, who prosecuted Thaw for
the murder Of Stanford White
While Thaw and his family have spent
more than S.0c0000 In the spectacular
battle for his freedom. the many at
tempts which have called for the serv-
ices of dozens of attorneys have cost
New York County close to 100000.
Thaw killed White June 3, 1906. On
February 1, 1905, he was found not guilty
Of the crime, because he had been insane
at the time. Justice Dowling committed
him to the asylum for the criminal in
sane at Matteawan.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
AN ELECTRIC PRINCE OF NIGHT.
Walking Advertisement Attracts
Crowds on the Avenue.

Crowds on the Avenue last night were
given fine show. The loadstone Of
attraction was distinguished looking
parsonage who wore a fur-trimmed ovct-
coat. plug hat and walking cane, and
looked like Beau Brummel out of a
fashion plate.
He displayed an expensive silk shirt
front that was saturated with a chemi-
cal solution. chiefly camphor. to prevent
ignition. give strength to the fabric and
cause transparency.
On the bosom of the shirt was printed
In red letters the electric advertisement
DR. Sawyer Cushion Shoe In his
hip pockets he carried electric batteries
weighing eighteen bounds. To these
were attached copper insulated wires
that ran behind the sign on his chest
and down the sleeve of mis- coat into
the left hand that held the walking
cane.
By this means he was enabled to con-
troll the current that Illuminated the
sign. or turn it of at his pleasure.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02

used by President Taft. n of C. Hall,
March /. 1913.''
The committee in charge of the re-
ception were as follows:
Invitation cnmmittee-Frank l.. Hewitt. chairman
n. F. Myers. William F. Columbus, ". I. Plant.
Thomas J. Donovan.
Reception committee-E. L. Tucker. chairman; c:
W. Aughinbaush. John r. Dillon. T., J. Smith.
V. B. Costello r. l.. OBrien. J. L. Hogan. Dr. 5.
Wren Howard. NJ. D. Schaefer. W. 5. Brady, J. p.
Dawson. W. G. Feely. F. g. Helan. Joseph b.
Glover. F. A. Dolgherty. q. J. Moore. A. " OCun-
nor. d. V. Murphy. r. c. Ryan. A. A. Carmody.
]. ]. Lally, NJ. J. Hxgerty. q. Il. Corriszn. A ).
Fenncl, Georzs Trapp Thomas Hssan.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
ADDITIONAL LIGHTS
FOR ANACOSTIA
Wires to Be Placed Under Ground.
Yacht Club to Have New
Wharf.

The new system of electric incandes-
cent street lighting recently Installed
along Nichols Avenue and the approach
to the bridge is only Of a temporary
character.
Several citizens were informed that as
soon as the fill to the approach to the
bridge had sufficiently. settled. the street
lighting wires would be placed under
ground and additional lights established.
The same work will be done along Mich
OILS Avenue, at least as far as Talbert
Street. The citizens are hopeful that
the authorities will require all of the
companies having overhead wires along
this avenue to place them underground
when the underground street railway
system is installed.
The marriage of Dr. Joseph J. Mundell.
of Anacostia. to Miss Annie Swart. of
Fourteenth and S Streets. Washington.
formerly of Maple View Avenue, will
take place on the evening of March 25
in ST. Pauls Roman Catholic Church,
Washington. DIR. Mundell intends to con-
tinue his practice in Anacostia and they
will make their future home at Nichols
Avenue and Maple View Place FriendA
of Miss Swart have rendered her a num-
ber of linen showers.
The Suffragette and Her Bible" will
he the subject of the sermon to be de-
livered this morning by the Rev. Hubert
Bunyea in the Randle Highlands Baptist
Church on the Naylor Road.
Preparations are being made by the
Washington Yacht Club. which has its
quarters near the Pennsylvania Avenue
Bridge. for the erection of a new wharf
in the near future.
Tonight in the East Washington
Heights Baptist Church Rev. James w.
Many will admit into the church ten
candidates.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
NEW COINS CRITICISED.
Other Dies May BE Made without
Artists Initial.

The Indian-buffalo scent piece. issued
by the mint yesterday. has awakened
criticism, and ii may be necessary for
the mint to have new dies made to
eliminate the feature objected to. This
feature is the initial of the designer.
James A. Fraser, a sculptor of New
York City.
An inf1nitesimal capital F. is Cleverly
worked In the design and is found I'M
mediately under the numerals 1918. As
the result of the objection made to the
designer of the Lincoln penny putting
his initial on the coin, the mint was
compelled to eliminate the initial and
make new dies. Street takers hawked
the new scent piece to inauguration
crowds here to-day at 10 cents each.
and did thriving business
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
ARBITER NOT NAMED.
Can't Agree on Third One to Settle
Firemen's Dispute.

Judge Martin a. Knapp, of the Com
merce Court, and Acting Commissioner
of Labor W. W. Hangar have received
word from w. w. Atterbury, vice pres-
dent of the Pennsylvania Railroad. and
Albert Phillips, vice president of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen, the arbitrators named to con-
slider the controversy between Eastern
railroads and their firemen, that they
were unable to agree on the third arbi-
TRAITOR.
Under the law the two named had to
reach an agreement last night or pass
the matter up to Judge Knapp and Act
ing Commissioner Hangar. Judge Knapp
stated this afternoon that he's and Mr..
Hangar would name the third arbitrator
in all probability by tomorrow noon.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
Parcel Post Fraud Found.

New York, March Frauds in the use
Of parcel post stamps are being revealed
here. Although the denominations Of the
new stamps range from 1 cent to 81
they are all printed in the same color.
red, and are of similar design
In the dollar stamp the word dollar"
takes the place of cent" 1t has been
found, II is said. that in a number of in
stances the word dollar" has been cut
cut Of an old stamp and pasted over the
word cent on the 1 cent stamp.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
TURKEY GETTING MEEK.
Places Cause I'm Hands Of Powers.
Not So Exacting.

London. March abandoning its pro-
hibtive stipulations. the Ottoman govern
ment has placed its cause in the matter
of peace with the Balkan allies entirely
in the hands of the European powers.
The notice came to London to-day and
contained the request that peace be con-
cluded as advantageously as possible.
1t is now believed that direct peace ne
gotiations will be resumed speedily, unless
Turkey again changes her mind before
things can be concluded.
ALI active operations In the vicinity of
Adrianople and Tchatalja have been sus-
pended. that country at present being
swept by a severe blizzard.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
REFUGEE TELLS
Thrilling TALE
Gen. Reyes Cousin Describes
Horrors and Treachery Of
Battle IN Mexico City.
REYES WAS MURDERED
All Her Possessions, Even Her Hat,
Taken by Bandits When She
Fled to Safety.
REYES WAS MURDERED

New York. March Italics of atroci-
ties as horrible as the Indian massacres
Of pioneer days were brought here by
Sonora de Rendon, a refugee from
Mexico City. and a cousin of the late
Gen. Reyes. who arrived to-day on the
Esperanza, stripped of her baggage and
even her hat by bandits.
The 5000 Americans still in Mexico
City are in hourly peril, said the Sc
nora, an English woman who has lived
in the country many years as the wife
of a Mexican planter.
The sonora arrived in New York with.
no possessions save the clothes she
wore. Bandits had repeatedly robbed
the train which carried her from Mex
leo City to Vera Cruz.
First the money and jewels of the
passengers were taken. The next party
of robbers rified their baggage.
Even Her Hat Taken.
Each robbery stripped the long-suf-
fering refugees of more possessions un-
til. in the final holdup. Sonora de Rem
coats and outer garments taken from
others on the train.
The body of Gustavo Madero, murder
ed under Eel ley de fuga-" was hacked
to pieces. Sonora de Rendon said. and
Gen. Reyes, instead of falling at the
head of his troops, was treacherously
murdered.
On the Sunday morning when the
Tlalpam cadets started the revolution
by nberating Felix Diaz, Gen. Reyes
called Sonora de Rendon by telephone
and told her what was going to happen.
The general. as reported, was in the
forefront of the attack on the national
palace At the palace gate he was met
ny Gen. Murillo. There was parley.
Reyes shot Down.
Murillo. smiling with extended hand.
professed friendship for Gen. Reyes. and
asked him to enter alone. He did so
without suspicion. No sooner had he
stepped inside the gate than Murillo, still
smiling. shot the old man down.
When Gustavo Madero. brother of the
depOsed and slaughtered President, Fran
cisco |. Madero. was killed his slayers
exhibited savagery equal to that of can
nibals. she said.
Told that he was free, after he had
been taken to the arsenal. Madero start
ed to walk away from his captors. prob
ably knowing that he would die before
he had gone many steps toward the
Gat".
He fell shot in the back by a dozen
rifles Then his murderers, who had
covered their crime with the law of
flight, drew their knives and literally
hacked his body to pieces in their fury
of revenge, the sonora declared.
During the long bombardment Sonora
de Rendon and her family had one par
ticularly narrow escape from death. The
de Rendon house was next door to that
of President Madero.
When the Madero residence was
blown up two of the de Rendon serv-
ants were killed and the house vir-
tuallr wrecked. The family hid in the
cellar for DAYS to escape the dangers
of bursting shells.
Bodies are still being burned in the
streets. said Sonora de Rendon, and
the city is almost uninhabitable.
Husband in Mexico.
Her husband, who has extensive hemp
estates in Yucatan, is still in Mexico.
He is held there by his business inter-
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
SaIyes Can't Cure Eczema

In regard to skin diseases. medical au-
thorities are now agreed on this:
Don't imprison the disease germs in
your skin by the use of greasy salves.
and thus encourage them to multiply.
A true cure of all eczematous diseases
can be brought about only by using the
healing agents in the form OF a liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT.
A simple wash: compound of Oil Of
wintergreen. Thymol. and other ingre-
dients ~ combined In the ID. d. p. Pre-
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02

scription. This penetrates to the disease
germs and destroys them. then soothes
and heals the skin as nothing else has
ever done.
A 5e-cent bottle will start the cure. and
give you instant relief.
We have made fast friends Of mora
than one family by recommending thia
d, d. d. Prescription to . skin sufferer
here and there and we want you to try
il now on our positive pay guarantee.
d.. d. ID. Soap keeps the pores clean; |
ask U.S. O'Donnelrs Drug Stores, sth andl
r ,sts. nw.. and ID and Pa. 60 -.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02

ests, as are virtually all the Americans
who are Drawing constant danger.
Sonora Bertha Levi, Mexican wife of
an American, with her two children
was on the EsperanZa- Her expert
ence in fleeing from the city was much
the same as that of Sonora de Rendon.
Gen. Huerta, said Sonora de Rendon,
is Tot strong enough to bring order
out of the situation. He is hated, she
says. by, the greater part of the popu-
lation. and his rule. she thinks, will
be very snort.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02

Closely related to yeast. fungi discov-
cred In breweries by Japenese scientist
have been found to dye silk a beautiful
rose color, but to be harmless when used
in the manufacture of beer.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-02
Autographs Picture.

At the conclusion OF his address, Pres
ident Taft affixed his autograph to a
large steel engraving of himself. which
will be framed and hung in the hall. 1t
bore the inscription: For the Knights
of Columbus of Washington. with heart
felt gratitude for their cordial farewell
on March !, 1915, William II. Taft
The gold pen used by President Taft
in autographing the picture will become
one of the cherished treasures of Poto-
mac Council. It was engraved: Pen
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The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-18
Figures Sometimes
Don't Tell Truth
By WALTER c. HUNTER, Boston

plain ordinary lies ous lies statistics Statistics are figures attract
lively arranged impress and dude the mwary Sometimes it must be
admitted they produce the goods but often they simply confod
the man who attempts marshal them Many business man has gone
on the rocks because his statistics didn't make good The man himself
of course all righ.
fgu are things conure with In the spring. most pop
uar literature the seed catalogues gives pleasure down and
fu out how 20 by so garden you remarkable crops
You plan of BEANS many hills uks and so much
OF tins and that You dope out that will the high cost
living higher than the price gasoline fall YOU realize that
there no garden produce worth mentoour figures apparently were
alaciou -
Few go through life without at time keeping chickens The
desire to run out the nests and few fesd eggs very natural
There IS fun in this sort of business become an enthusiast With
comfortable chair before the hearth pad and pencil and proceed
to make fortune poultry Let's now many dozen eggs
o5-no, '5cents Dozen Cost of feed much-onv triAe n
to make ones living? Yes sir there's money in poultry
There would be, too the blamed hens would only ay
Figures they do not lie When observes the present STYLES Of
dress he is inclined literally to believe the statement Figures themselves
the most logical things of which know we add two and two
and get four the result nontrove Nothing under the heavens
could make and two equal three So sit down and figure
out how to make money Our figures right There are no errors
in computations Things simply don't out as planned
1t sometimes good sport however, counting these chickens that
hatch 1t keeps the mind from sagaon Still is most profitable
when the figuring doesn't involve investment of money
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-18

lent. 1t, too. has a large closet for
linen, etc.
Although the second floor of this
house is not important, still 1t fur.
nishes space for storage purposes.
Is well lighted and ventilated, and
serves to keep the first floor cool.
Some people have objected to the
bungalow on the ground that It Is too
hot; but, with an attic space Of this
size, we'll ventilated, no trouble OF
this kind will be experienced.
The exterior treatment Of this
house is in very appropriate bunga.
low style. Rough boards are used,
stained with creosote oil. The foun.
dation courses. from grade to window
sills are covered with wide boards
with horizontal batten strips. Above
this the boards are Tapped like the
beveled siding. but with wider lap.
A Understanding. openrafter cornice
completes the design. Brown walls,
with green roof. and sash painted
white. make very typical and artis.
tic color arrangement for this cosy
little bungalow.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-12-18
Possible Cancer Cure.

Great popular interest has been de.
monstrated in Germany In the use
OF mesothorium as a cancer cure.
Rich persons are solicited to give
money with which to secure this ma.
terial for charitable institutions. and
In other places various means are re.
sorted to for the securing OF funds.
This material is secured from the
thorium waste OF the gas mantle In.
dustry. and. while It seems to have
been very beneflcially used In thera.
peutics, the physicians say that 1t 10
100 early to put entire faith In TIN
remedy. For the therapeutic use b
tiny particle 10 inclosed In a silver
covering pierced with minute holes;
the box is placed upon the part af.
fected with cancerous growth, and 10
said to slowly. but surely. eradicate
the disease.