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The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
TWO HUNG JuRIES
IN GREEN SUITS; 4th
SUIT IS NOW ON

our nimh,n ELI may b" Green
And as Jack declares "unruly,"
What the future holds will soon be
seen
Two Jirics out. and Jack Is keen.
To match his wits with sansuinc
ml.n
With one who takes ,hings Cody.
a spectator who has been sitting
charged with gambling. and who
had evidently become afflicted with
the muse while thus observing the
courts proceeding slipped these jing-
ling lines written on II piece of yell
low paper to u C-N representative
this morning. The two jnies which
the poet refers rs being out were
called in at noon today and informed
the court that they could not agree
upon II verdict. The juriCs were dis-
charged. One jury had been out for
twcnty.four hours and the second
one twcnty-one hours.
Green so far stands convicted on
one out of three charges and the
trial Of the fourth case Is going on
this afternoon. Green is charged
with keeping . gambling house on
January II of this year. One of the
chief witnesses for the state in this
case is Attorney james McKeogh as
counsel for Mrs. Sophia THOMPSON OF
the Corinado hotel from whom Green
loased the pool hall and basement,
to whom Green paid the rent. 8. De
Lappc is associated with Earl Cooley
in the defense.
The regular panel OF the Jury hav-
ing been exhausted. upon affidavit OF
defense. the matter of getting to-
2cther a special yenirc was taken
out of the hands of the sheriff and al.
oder given to Coroner B. H. Sipc.
Another order for special renire was
,iven to The coroner this morning.
This is the second time this term
that the duties of the sheriff have
been pissed over to the coroner.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
CHRISTIANITY IS CARRIED
TO BLONDE ESKIM0S

Dawson. Y. T.. March i?.-Chris-
,ian'iy has been carried to the
blonde cskimos.
Among this northern most aud re-
hottest OF the white peoples whose
existence. even WIS unknown to tho
civilized world until reported by tho
explorer Vilhjalmar Stevenson a
year ago. the Rev. Mr.. Frye mis-.
sionary OF the church of England. Is
now at work. The fact is reported
by Sergeant Dcmpster. OF the Cana
dian northwest mounted police. who
returned yesterday from Herschel
island.
Sergeant Dempster relates that
the missionary left for Lambert in
Union and Delta streats. late last
summer. accompanied by four Nc
Ecnzic Delta eskinos. His news Is
the first brought from tho arctic
coast sinca then.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

IN behalf OF the gang ticket. At til.
last meeting OF the city council Jnmi-
son voted TO adopt the resolution 10
prevent tn" city employees from
campaigning for the Citizens tick
eli.
Several conferences wcr. held lat
or In Trinidad 10 discus, tho Taylor
McG!aShan schem" OF bctraying the
people as each had betrayed his own
party, The gang realizing that they
could not win as Republicans ac-
guicsccd to III, wrrcl.lng OF the
schooner. q q. p" and climbed on
board the Citizens ' raft wh.r.
they now are But Mr. Mcc!ashan's
boast tina; lie could pull away" In
hGcntial Democrat, was 80 much
'n0onshin'. and aside from John T..
Casey. Il Democrat who 4, holding Of
flee by Republican appointment. the
Democrats one and all. scorned TO be-
com. parties 10 the unhoiy alliance.
Even u. 4 Cow, Law partner OF Mr.
McGiashnn. hurried I" the c-N office
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
BRYAN GREETED
IN HOME
TOWN

Lincoln. Ncb.. March la.--SScrc-
tary OF State Bryan arrived u, Lin
coin this morning and was met 1T
the station by n reception committee
from the state legislature and the To-
cal reception committee under til,
auspices of which the annual Bryan
birthday dinner is to be given to-
night
Mr.. Bryan was accompanied by
Mrs. Bryan and his daughter Mrs.
Ruth BryanOwcn and Governor
Dunno of Illinois. They were taken
In automobiles to \ local hotel where
Mr.. Bryan held an Informal recop-
ton,
Governor Hodges of Kansas who
arrived on an earlier train was al
ready at the hotel with is party and
greeted Mr.. Bryan on his arrival.
with Governor Hodges was u party
of state officials who will participate
In the banquet tonight.
Relative to President Wilson II
statement on the Chinese loan. Mr..
Bryan said:
"The presidents statement on the
Chinese loan situation covers tn1
whole ground and | am sure that il
will be approved by the coun;rY. It
is not merely n negative refusal to
renew the request made by tha last
administration, but positive dcCla-
ration OF the presidents decree to
assist China and our own business
interests in every Legitimate way. It
can hardly be doubted that China
will be plcscd with the prcsident's S
attitude and the hv sless men Of the
United States will be benefited by
the presidents statement.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
HERBERT NICHOLS
lxAAR llles m MoI !
ElOPE AND WE'D

The announcement OF the .lolc-
m"nt OF two OF Trinidad's most por-
ular young people. Herbert Nichols.
younger son OF &. II. Nichols OF this
city and Miss Margaret Wiimot OF
Maine. and ncicc OF Mrs, c. II. Mich
OILS which took piac: In Ration last
evening Will come as great sur
prise TO their many friends In this
city Tho coupl. loft last night In
tn. Nichols automobile for Ration
where they were quietly married,
and returned to this city after the
ceremony had been performed. and
intended to keep the marriage sec
ret until after their Departure from
tho city tonight. but tn. news soon
licked out. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols
Will leave tonight for New Orleans.
where they will join Mr.. and Mrs. c.
". Nichols who have been spending
the winter months in Florida. The
newly married couple Will spend
their honeymoon in different places
in the south.
Tho bride H. from Maine and is 4
ncics OF Mrs. c. II. Nichols and has
visited in Trinidad on several oCCa.
sious having made her HON. with
the Nichols for the past year. She
was n Junior In the Trinidad High
school, and 10 one ot the most pom
ular members o! the younger set
and Is blond. OF unusual beauty
Tho bride is but sixteen years %!
lagc
Mr.. Nichols IL vice president o'
the Krillc- Nichols Wool and iIid,
cOmpauy and is ono OF Triuidad' 4
most prominent young business men
lie Is "A graduate of the Trinidad
high school. later finishing his cdu.
cation In Princeton university In
New Jersey. He IL the son OF c. II
Nichols. one Of Trinidad's wca!thlcs'
men,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
GOTHAM CAR LINES
AGREE ON SUBWAYS

New York. March l9.-The city
today reached an agreement with its
two principal street railway compan-
les for the operation Of the new
$500, 100000 subway system now
under construction. Contracts sign
ed by the public service commission
and the companies provide for the
operation of the subway under the so
called dual system" The city and
the traction companies unite in con-
tributing to tho cost of construc-
ton: tho railways will operate the
new lines and the city will share in
tho profits Of operation above Il ccr-
tain percentage.
The signing OF the final agreement
today marked the end OF four years
Of negotiations.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
AUTO BANDITS
ARE IMPRISONED

Chicago. March I9.--Robcrt Webb
and Thomus Burke, two leaders OF
the automobile bandits who teroriz-
cd this city during the winter.
pleaded guilty to burglary today and
we're ordered to prison under the In
detcrminate sentence law. which I'M
poses q minimum of one year and
ma xi,num OF twenty one.
Webb will be tried later On
charge of numbering Detective Peter
Hart, whom he is alleged to have
shot while avading arrest.
Webb and Burke having pleaded
guilty to the burglary charge, James
Perry. the reputcd brains OF the
automobile bandits went TO trial on
charge Of highway robbery. FIVE
other alleged bandits will be tried in
rotation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
BOXING BILL TO
COME UP WEDNESDAY


Denver, Colo. March 18th.
house this morning passed Il bill au-
thorizing the secretary of state to
sell all old session laws at % cents
u volume and copies of the ravised
statutes of Colorado at So a volume.
The senate postponed final con-
.ideration OF the full crew" bill uu-
Ill Saturday,
The senate killed the 1ierney bill
Tor Il constitutional amendment put
ting into effect a modified single tax
systcm, Tie vote was S to 16. The
senate postponed consideration OF
the boxing contest bill until Wed.
Dcsday.
Both houses today accepted the cou
ference report on the game and fish
bill. aud the bill now goes to the
governor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
CRIMSON WINE PUTS
INVALID klNSAN IN
FIGHTING TRIM

Lon Angeles. Calf. March -
Hall u gallon OF crimson wine
credited with powts 10 np.c y
mouse slap n "a, iIi-thr fng.. 20
encouraged =. 4. ,'rrdcricss, IN
inyslii carpenter from kuusas
whcr" such potntous are sup
posed tn be unknown that lie
held u squad OF Dolic, men at buy
all last night. threw his elder
brother out u ainaicy, aud caus-
"d u physician summoned To
prescribe for him ~ retreat
with such haste that he fell
down u flight OF stair.
This morning F'i.dcr!cks bc-
came sleepy. His .desuitory re-
vulvcr fire, whlci. had kept
eleven policeman under cover.
ceased and when hc nwokc. he
WIS IN the city drank tonE."
prof sing complete irnornnc.
OF the happenings Of the night
niSh, before.
Tho battle bcyaS when Fred
.r,cks. who came. 'Gyc from To-
pcHa for his hoifh. w.ts dis.o,-
cred apparently oomatosS by his
brother. Alarmed. tho brother
summoned u physician. but
wakcninI the sleeping invalid
proved cnslcr than either had
expected and more stirring tn It's
rc.ultf
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
Rancher Kills His
Wife and Himself

F'oNiom, Colo. March i..--cCcii
Dickens alias T.. H. Reed. -. shot
his wife ut he R.yn"ids ranch. three
miles from her. late Yesterday and
then 'oht himself. iying Instantly.
Mrs. Dickens died an hour after tn.
shooting which was In tho presence
of Mr.. Dickens sister. Miss Olnts
Radfora and the two children OF the
couple. Miss Kadfori told tn" nu-
thoriti.s that Dickens and her sis-
ter had both been drinking before
III. tragedy.
The family came here three months
agof rom Jacksonville. III.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
WAS "DURNED GLAD"
TO GET OUT OF CHICAGO

Chicago. March ls.--Iamss Talk.
one of the government witnesses In
the cIF. charging \. e. Frost and
four others with Alaska coal land
frauds. said he was "durn glad to get
.ou, of this burg today when Judge
Lands excused him.
Talk. n Kloud.kc miner. expressed
his desire TO get back To California
with such profound sincerity that q
litter went around the court room.
Charles Schub.l. former govern
mCnt cmplorc who surveyed the
lands involved In tn. case. testified
the lands showed not rae" o. miner.
al other than coal.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
HARVESTER SUIT TESTIMONY

V1THHH, .NUU., NUTVH TJ.-ItStI-
mony in defense of the International
Harvester company to the antitrust
suit of the government varied in
character today. competitors OF the
defendant. delers and farmers being
placed on the stand.
christopher Dunkle of Omaha,
manager of the Nebraska Moline
Plow company. n competitor of the
International In farm implements,
other than harvesting machinery.
testified that competition in all the
lines had been active and normal,
and that the field has been open for
the Introduction Of new lines Of bin
ders for several years of his cxper-
iencs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
SUICIDE IDENTIFIED

Chicago, March l?.--ihe lucniit!
OF the man who committed suicide in
a sleeping car here yesterday was cs-
tabIlshcd at the inquest today when
Lillian Jordan. II years old. test-
fled that the suicide was her step
father James G. Jordan. farmer,
OF Whittier. California. He was new
or an attorney In San Francisco she
said.
Jordans wife preceded him here
to obtain medical attention. She was
unable to attend the Inquest,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
MORE FIGHTING
EXPECTED IN
SONORA


NuIaI.s. AriI. March !a.-Ouc
thousand fcdcrals art ,ntT.nchcd at
Empalmc. opposite Guaymas. while
state troops are mobiiixing In strong
forces "a OriIl, few miles to tho
north on tn" Sonora railway. report
refugees arriving her. today. Tn.
irdcals only may he reinforced by
landing ,rupS at III. California gulf
bort. III" tnlt"d States cruiser
Colorado remains IN GUIymas har.
Dor. i,s commander having forbidden
1t l. said. Hny hombaTdincnt OF f.m-
paine. wh.T" the lars. american
colony Is located Tn" sat. troops
At ortiz have no artillery suited for
All Is reported rs uuic,
Int iirrnorilio, th. capital oi the In
.urg.ui state.
Nar". AriA.. March uieda's
'cdcrals. trapped by stIt" troops
irounI Naco. continue destruction
Of the railways to TIA" rou'h. thus
~ venting the arrival Of Gsbrcl's
group which Ii n.cc,safy before the
80 nNln.a rons,itu'ionuliSt iorccs
may NOV. aclint; the border town.
cjeda's plight proved attn more
serious today vhcu II was made
known that jus; :ls of his mon are
held ty tIiicd States troop. hero.
OJcda had icss than 500 when h. de-
:.st"d the state troops last week.
Antonio Eojas. the former OroIco
:. neral. IL reported with 100 mcn
nrur Cumpas. 10" miles south OF this
point. His position In the ensuing
rrvoi, IL doubtful and rcscntInI his
Invitation from Chihunhua state.
stat" troops are on the way 20 drive
him back Into III. eastward border
state,
Tucson. Ariz.. March i?.-Thc
arcitcr ut Canan.s. Sonora. Mexico.
must clos. down within week says
pr. l.. u. Ricketts,. general manager
OF THE Cananca Consolidated Copper
comp.ny. Epcs Randolph general
manager Of tho Southern Pacific of
Mexico received this notification 10.
day.
Dr. ltiehctts said that continued
/, cutting Of the rAli~sy BY stale tevOt
had made impossible amy movement
OF fuel TO tho big plant which en-
pio,s $500 men with u monthly pay
rolf OF 100000. The Cannuc8 prop.
erty. located below Na"o. Arisona. Is
controlled by the Colc-Ryan Interests
NJ New York.
Washington. March iy.-At tn.
Irst.ncc OF Admiral southcrland.
comma ndiug the Pacific fleet. who
has been watching from Guaymas
conditions on the west coast OF Mex
leo. tho navy department has approv-
ed his r.co nnicuiaiion that ho crui.-
crs California and Maryland b" sent
to that coast. They ar., now at San
Francisco.
Admiral Switzerland who Is
aboard the flagship ColraLo found
that u number OF American citizens
who have been disturbed by tn. rev.
oluttonary troubles In Sonora. are
drifting down to the coast towns. For
this reason the presence OF warship'
| Is desired.
Lower California is ruportcd tran
"nil today. the new governor, BriSa-
dier General Miguel GomcX having
arrived Monday at Enscnada and as
sumcd office.
Tcic1raphic communication has
been ra-cstablishcd between Mon
,crcy and the United States via La
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHELIx SAYS

Since that no.
politics rssoiu
tiOn went thru
one OF tn faith
ful Dic-catcrs
down at tn
city hall scz he
feels he's bout
as much use [
tn gang AS =
b o 3 spawned
mule Is In 4 gar.
age.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19
FAMILY Of SLAIN
MONARCH IS
OVERCOME
BY NEWS

Athens. March ip-Quc.u Olga
oi Greece WAS too prDrtT.tcd by tho
news OF th. fate oi her husband to
sail for Saloni.i last night but she
l,it TO-DAY. When her sons Prince
Gcorv. nud Prime" Andre cominunl
Gated tho n"wB of the tragedy to her
she fell iainting In their arms and
recovered only to Swoon again. This
happened S.vcru! times and phyair.
lnns vel. called In to quiet her. All
the princes aud pIinccssss OF tn"
royal family accompany their moth
cr to Saloniki.
The chamber Of deputies met to-
day ana Premier NauIz.los formally
announced tho death Of King George
and the succession OF King Constan-
tiu,.
From tho fortress of Janina. which
h" recently captured from the Turks.
King Constantine addressed his frif
message 10 tho Greek army today.
1t was ss follows:
The outrage on th. sacred person
of King G"org. dcprIv.S us ~ our
ird.r at a moment very critical for
til. Hellenic nation. ! an called hv
providence to surc.-'d my never to l.,
forgotten father on the throne oYlr
which g 80 long sped i,istfc aud
honor
''T bring this E.ws to the kno~i.
edge or my army. to which hny" tie
voted my whole ilfn aud to waicn
unsuccessful and successful ~rfs
hhv" .nd!ssoiubly bound me. I drcias"
to II that marching always at its
head. ! will never cease TO conccn-
trn'c my solicitud. on my land aud
=" forces. who's. glorious exploits
have brought ranown to our father
land"
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

Weather Bureau Report.
Snow this afternoon or tomorrow
Colder with cold waves in ccutra
and e0stern part Thursday, Geuor'
ally fair and cooler east portion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

SalCaiit. March ,9.7-hi"ka SlhI-
nas. murderer OF King Georg" | OF
Greece. appears TO hav. lived much
rbroad. iIc returned 20 this cit"
cniy when 4, was occupied by tn.
Creek army after the surrender OF
tho Turkish rarrison.
Til. reconciliation of tn" rcgicidr
appears to be established by tn. fact
th.; Schinas lurkoi In hiding. IIn
rushed out when his royal victim
was only six feet from his hidiD.
place and fired point blank into tn"
back Of the King Tn" shooting oc-
CURED only "A f"W yards from poi!CH
headquarters
Lieutenant Colonel FrauvoudIs. III.
Kings aid dc camp who was walking
beside his royal master. Immediately
drew his revolver. Scbinas turned
aud fired at he aid dc camp but tho
shot went wild.
Two Crctan military policemen
who were acting Us an escort to the
king dnshcd at Schinas and pinioned
his arms before he could fire again,
When Francoudis saw that tn.
assassin had been arrested h" turn
ed TO King George who he supposed
had escaped unscathch. and was hor-
ri'ied to find his majesty stretched
upon the roadway.
| Francoudis raised the stricken
mouarch's head from the pavement
but the king was already uncon-
scious and hen ever spoke again
Soldiers who had been summoned
| by the shots lifted tho King from the
ground and carried him to a hospital
He expired on the way without re-
covering consciousness.
When questioned by the police
| Schinas replied:
You have courts. will speak
there"
Pressed to say who he WAS and
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

JaniIa. March t3.-Constantine
III" new king of Greece. left Tor IA
ioniki today. afiSr shAnatDGs0v1r y
Gssseal no4G1As the-4ee e6npaA
| o. ~ Ae4eE as11s ri ~
Wi,eM tAA eleeNraW suNnsn.,ss
III. traksdy 49, ,seaa lo--htm ias6
night the prince WIS so overcome
rhat he was unabi" fully to grasp ifs
Eurpoit. After IL had been r.ad 10
him a second time hc burst into
tcrs and for considerable time was
quite overcome with grief
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

WHEN YOU DON'T ADvER-
TlSD NOBODY KNOWS THAT
YOC ARE OOING BUSINESS,
AND IT WON'T DE LON0 BE-
FORE YOU'LL NOT KNOW n
YOURSELF"
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-19

Continued on page -
The sun., 1913-10-01
SUICIDE BLAMES SHAW.
sends Iife History to Magazine With
Name Of Relative.

\ Young man who killed himself al
Manhattan Beach sunday night ana
whose body was found the next MON
ing sent an account of his life to u.
Russel Herts. a magazine editor. that IT
might serve ~ a guide for others. The
suicide makes the reading of Bernard
Shaw the cause of his act. The ac-
count and an explanatory letter were
turned over to the detectives OF the
Sheepshead BAY station yesterday by Mr..
H.rts. who said that he had no idea who
the young man was. The letter says;
"Bcrnard shaw has destroyed all my
sentiments and romantic illusions and has
impelled me TO suicide
u am sending record OF YOUNG
man about to commit suicide. My only
object. IL published. In to ease the way
for some who may come after. Kindly
read It through. especially the last part.
Notify Herbert Scldler. care OF +. J.
smith, lt2 Delaware avenue. Toronto.
Canada. have cut out the referring
person because ! just naturally can't be
worried about myself after death. !
don't sign my name. You may verify
my death by communicating with Mr..
Seidlcr. to whom am writing to-day,
to look after my effects In New York"
The police notified MIR Seidler and he
answered that he would start at once
for New York. He did not give the name
Of the suicide.
The sun., 1913-10-01
REsCUES CREW OF BURNING SHIP
rempirm0rr Abandoned After Liner
Arcadian Takes on Nea.

Til. british steamship Templemore
caueh, fire at sea on September - and
the flames forced the crew to abandon
N" vessel
The news reached the photographic
Office at Washington yesterday in wire
less message from capt. Roldt OF the
steamship Arcadian Of the Hamburg
American Lines Baltimore service
The messages stated that at 1890 =. N
on September 23 the Arcadian picked up
a wireless call for help from Capt Jones'
tered her course at once The steamship
reached the Templemor. within few
hours and took the captain and crew
OF the Tomplcmore aboard the trcadian.
then continued on her way to Baltimore
Capt. Boldt said that his ship left the
T-mpi-more which was still, burning. in
latitude 81 81 north. longitude s. 2S west
Wireless messages received In Balti-
more said that the Templemore caught
fir. Monda, nHht when about 500 miles
from III" Virginia Capcs and that the
ship was abandoned. The crew took to
tn. life boats, from which they were
picked up early yesterday morning four
hours after they had left the Temp'cmore,
The Templemore sailed from Baltimore
last Saturday afternoon for Liverpool. She
carried a miscellaneous cargo Of copper
tobacco grain and other merchandise. The
value Of the cargo is placed at approx
matelv S40O. 600. and the value OF the ves-
sci at $500 600.
The sun., 1913-10-01
GIRL HURT AS 0ELRICHS
CAR RUNS into TREE
Her Companion Vani>hcs After
Broadway Accident: She Says
He's Columbia student.

\ touring car smashed into \ tree at
Broadway and l20th stree, last night and
a Young woman was tossed from ITO tn.
ground She was unconscious when
picked up. When she reeain.d her senses
at the knckerbocker Hospital she said
she was Lucille Singleton. ~ wears old. of
sos West l5th street
The number of the wrecked touring
said. belonged to Hermann oelrichs of
East Fifty-seNenth street.
Whoever was driving the car had dis
appeared when Pstrolman Wassune OF the
West lojth street station arrived and
found the girl in the automobile Of Adolf
Schultz Of 551 West i2ith street Mr.
schultz and another man had picked up
the g.rl and placed her in his machine.
The girl had been hurled through the
glass windshield OF the car. Her face and
breast were cut
According Ia tn. polio" tn. girl sad
that Young man named era iShoin. who
lived a. %3t Riverside Drive. the Delta
rsi fraternity house Of columbia I'niv.r-
sity. was driving the wrecked car
At that address it was said last night
that no "Craigho:n" lived there hut that
there were two "cla' ghorn' brothers who
mere now in TN" West. Hermann Del-
richs, IL. tn.y said was friend Of the
clalgholn brothers and often cam. to
see them
Al sos West li5th street which was
tn" address III. Young woman gay. as
her home, are III. Warfdale Apartments
There a Mrs. Dobbns said that she had
rented room few weeks ago to Miss