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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
PRESBYTERY LIFTS.
CURTAIN AF TER
MANY YEARS
Chicago Minister Expelled for
Contributing to Delinquency
Of His HouSekeeper and tor
Lying and Many Other Sins

NY Morning Journal Special Leased wlrel
Chicago. April 2N.-fho ireshyler
Of Chicago. lifted the curtain today
To disclose the aets In the trial and
ex-eommunicatlon. several years ago
Of Rev. David II. Gfeige ef Chicago.
The charges on which the preshytery
found the former pastor guilty, in
eluded lying. contributing 60 the de-
Hnquency Of Helea Mansfield. Of hid
ing and excusing and exienuating sin,
and Of SANDER and scornful contempt
For Years after the trial details
were suppressed until recent develop
ments persuaded lenders OF thc
church that the facts in the ease
should be made public.
Iielga Mansfield WAS Grcieg y
honsekcoper. He was charged with
breach of promise in her case but ON
this point the judges We're divided ana
the charge was not sustained. The
charge Of lying grew out of the min
lster's denial that be WAS responsible
for the delicate condition Of his house
keeper.
Greigg left the church In 1901, but
was not brought TO trial until three
years later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
POLICE ON TRACK
Of MURDE ERERS
OF GIRL
Body of FOuheen-year-oId
Child Found in Basement of
National PerciI Company's
Building Leads 10 Arrests

(By Morning journal Special Leased Wire.1
Atlanta, Ga, April 2S.--Although
four men are held by the police in
connection with the murder Of II
year-old Mary Pragen, whose body
was found in the basement Of the Ma
tional Pencil Company's factory here
early Sunday morning the identity Of
the person br persons who killed her
remains unknown tonight
Two of the arrests were made to-
day. chief In interest being that Of
John NJ. Cant until recently book
keeper for the pencil company. Act
ing upon information that Cant had
been seen with the girl and that he
had visited the factory saturday
evening. the police Instituted a search
for him. which ended in the discovery
that he had left Atlanta for Mariet-
Ia. Ga. Authorities ut the latter place
were notified and the young man ar
rested as he was leaving train. lie
was brought TO Atlanta and charge
Of suspicion" entered against him
Later this charge was altered to ''mur-
der"
The other arrest today was that OF
Gordon Bailey. negro elevator 10y IN
the factory, suspected of being the
tail. black negro. described In one
of the incoherent notes found near
the body
Leo NJ. Frank, president Of the Ma
tional Pencil company, was taken INTO
custody as witness and subjected
to a rigid examination, but no charge
was entered against him and he was
discharged.
Arthur Mullinaux. arrested as
suspect. apparently has established an
alibi, but has not been released. Newl
Lee, negro night watchman, also ne
ing held. was subjected to gruellihs
examination by the police, but cilhHs
te his original story that he found the
girls body while making his rounds
and knows nothing OF how she came
to be in the building
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
Cabinet Members Refuse 10
Appear Before Senate and
Explain Signature to Con-
tract With Five Powers,
YUAN SHl KAI HAS
SITUATION IN HAND
Foreign Observers Believe Pro-
viSionaI President viii Steer
Country Clear Of Revolt
tons and viii Control.

tBy Morning journal special LEASED Wlrel
Pekinp. China. April as The rup-
nre is Widening between the Chinese
cabinet and the senate regarding IN"
loan OF xt26.OO0. .O00. to bee issued by
Great Britain. Germany, Russia aud
Japan The ministers today refused
To appear before the legislators 10 eN-
plain the signature OF the contract for
the loan. pleading that they were VI.
The house OF representatives has
not vet succeeded in choosing Il chair
man.
Several provincial assemblies ana
governors whose support had been
withheld alreudy from the Peking
government. especially the southern
provinces. have become so hostile
that they are likely 10 form separate
union until an acceptable president OF
the republic has been elected.
1t is reliably reported that Or Sun
Vat Sen. who is "a member Of the kwo-
Ming Tang, or democratic party has
announced publicly that Provisional
President Yuan Shi lSai VIII not he
elected president.
The majority of foreign observers
here express the belief In like man
ncr with the bankers and legations OF
Great Britain. France, Germany Rus
sa and Japan that Yuan Shi kai rs
the greatest element Of strength in
the country and will succeed in bring
ing about a dictatorship which they
declare is alone possible for china.
II is believed In these quarters that
his methods Will consist of Intrigue
and bribery and not in the employ
ment of force. The opposition. how
ever il is pointed ont. IS enormous.
as IS indicated by the great majority
Of the democratic party In the senate
which WAS elected boy the provincial
assemblies II is therefore said IN
these circles that. although Yuan shi
Kai may succeed In dominating the
situation 1t is unlikely that he Will be
able to institute reforms or establish
"a progressive era while retaInng his
power by force.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29

Bulgars to cVacuate all places oecu-
pied by the Greeks. but that later the
orders were countermanded and that
official attempts were made TO pre-
tend they were never given.
A Bucharest despatch. dated April
20. to the Daily Telegraph. expresses
the firm conviction that Immediately
after peace Is signed between the al
lies ana Turkey a new war viii com
monoe between Scrvia, bulgaria ana
Greece.
A bulgarian correspondent says
that large concentrations of opposing
troops are In readiness for these new
campaigns. and adds that he has
heard from reliable sources that CON
siderable fighting has already oceurr-
ed and that three important engage
ments were fought In the last week,
concerning which the greatest secrecy
has been maintained. He describes
fighting with heavy losses on both
sides between the Bulgarians and Ser
vians. to the northeast of Monastir on
April 10th and fighting between the
Greeks and Bulgarians for a week IN
the vicinity Of Nigrita. seres and Sa-
lonikl
The Daily Telegraph calls attention
to the fact that whereas few weeks
ago the Servans were endeavorlne to
defeat and capture Diavid Pasha's
army, these operations appear 70 have
ceased. and suggests that the cessa-
tion OF the Servian attack is con-
nected with Essad Pasha's coup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
ROADS LIABILITIES
INCREASE 40 PER CENT

Boston. April aS. The examination
of David b. Rrown. the government
accountant. was continued hY Louis
u lunndeis ai the hearing todny oi
the interstate commerce commission
on the affairs of the NcN York, Now
Haven and Hartford railroad
The witness said that for the year
1903 the first year included in hia
examination of the Ncw llaNcns books
the gross operating expenses aggre-
gated Xi180O000 The figures for
the year ending June so 1912. were
S6l.85o.00o, Showing an increase OF
approximately AZ per cent n nine
Nenrs
The capital stock. funded indebted
ness aud bills payable was about Sat
0oo.00a IA ipOs and ti5o0o0.o00 tn
1919. according TO the witness. an In
crease In nine years of S8fG.Ooo.00O
or about 400 per cent
Nlr Brandeis brought oui that the
increase in the capitalization was
about ten times as ErrHt nH thr tn
crease ln the revenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
HAYWOOD Is ARRESTED
FOR INClTING RIOTS

Paterson. n j.. April william
-. Haywood leader of the Industrial
Workers of the World, Was arrested
at Passaic today on his way here
from New York to surrender himself
under m indictment charging him
with melting riots among the silk mill
strikers. Ten thousand strikers had
gathered ut the Erie railroad station
today to meet Haywood and escort
him to jail. Fearing disturbance,
Sheriff Radcliffe went To Passaic and
took Haywood Off the train Haywood
was released ON bail soon after his
arrival here lie hurried to Turner
hall TO make q speech to a big crowd
of strikers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
BANKRUPT CORPORATION
OPPOSES S25,00O CLAIM

Now York April 2S Counsel Tor
the trustee Ia bankruptcy for tho
Utah- Nevada Mines q smclter conn
pany todny asked the federal district
court to dismiss the claim of MeCor-
mick a Co. bankers of salt Lake city.
for $4,000. ON the ground that the
Indebtedness was not incurred hy the
company. hut was personal ohllen-
ton of Ernest h. Noolcy president
of the bankrupt corporation. Tho at
torncy said President Woolcy put ur
IL note Of the company for $4,000 as
security for a loan of $4,000 ana
that he used the borrowed money for
his own purposes. The court reserved
decision
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
GE ERMAM MILITARY
BILLS BITTERLY
OPPOSED
Clerical, Radical and Socialist
Parties Question Measures
That Would Make Empire
One Great Armed Camp,

ny Morning JournaI special Ieased Wlre'l
Berlin. Apr1 2SA blow was
struck today at the foundation Of th"
new military bills nrovidne Tor an
immense Increase in the army whtn
repreaentatives of the clerical radle"
and socialist parties. during the d'-
hnte on the first reading before IN"
hudaat committee expressed dounlN
whether the necessary number OF "plo
bodied recruits could be obtained III
Germany
Matthias Erzbcrgcr. the leader OF
the clerical center, who would be ah'
Of those to draw mp the committee y
rapert Of the bills, said on the basis
of the recruiting statistics OF Ger
many for 1871, no fewei than f5'V0V
men would bee lacking To make up
the number required.
The representatives. of the radical
marty question whether such enormous
armies could be successfully handled
The minister Of war denied streilu-
ously that there Was any difficulty ~
obtaining the full number of recruits
He admitted the extraordinary III
crease IN difficulties In leading sueh
armies ms that of Germany as mas
been shown during the grand maneu-
Vers. and he said that the methods oi
training the commanding Beh"'"lS
would have to be- altered
An attempt was made At the open
ing Of the sitting 10 Fix ii combined
order of discussion for the military
ana financial measures involving their
passaee by the same ma1oritles ana
therehQ preventing hostile combina-
tinn between the socialists ana "'hel
pnrties on the financial bill but TINS
effort was not successful.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
SUB B-COMMlTTEES TO
CONSIDER tariff f

Washington, April 2S. Chairman
Simmons today divided the senate
committee into three subcommittee
To consider the tariff bill. senators
stone. Thomas ana James were as
signed 20 the metal earthenware'
wool and SILK schedules and the free
list not connected with any particulaf
schedules Senators Williams ShiVely
and core to sugar. agricultural ana
flax achedules the income tax section
and administrative features Of thr
bin. Senators Johnson, smith OF
Georgia ana Hugcs 10 the chemical.
cotton, wood pulp and paper and
snndries schedules.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
GERMANY IN ENTIRE
SYMP NTHY WITH AUSTRIA.

Cologne. Germany. April 2s.-ln an
inspired Berlin despatch published to-
night the Cologne Gazette denies the
reports printed in foreign newspapers
that Germany is not fully supporting
Austria Hungary with regard to the
disposition of Scutari
The newspaper calls the statement
originating n Paris. that Germany
had declared that military operations
to compel Montenegro to evacuat9
Scutsri inadmissable. a flat invention
and it says that Auslria's attitude IS
fully justified.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29

(By Morning journal Special Ieased wire)
London, April 2S.-'There is no
cause for pessimism even now
This was the only official utter
ance that could be obtained regard
ing the result of the momentous con-
ferences of the ambassadors Of the
powers on the Balkan situation to-
day
The conference lasted more than
three hours and another, arranged for
May l. indicates that the diplomats
stil expect to find q peaceful solu-
tion of the problem caused by Mon
tenegro's defiance Of the powers.
The representative of the Montene-
grin government in London received
Instructions today from Cettinje or
derlng him TO protest formally against
the demand of the European powers
for the immediate evacuation of Seu-
tari by the Montenegrns, which is de-
scribed by the government of King
Nicholas as unjust and cruel"
The demand of the European pow
ers is couched in the following terms:
I'VE have the honor to declare coli
lectively to the royal government of
Montenegro that the taking Of the
fortress of Scutari does not in any
way modify the decision Of the Euro
pean powers relative to the delimi-
tation of the frontiers of the north
ern and northeastern Albania and
consequently the city Of Scutari must
be evacuated with the briefest possi-
BILE delay and must he handed over
to the European powers represented
by the eommandants Of the intefna-
tional naval forces lying before the
Montenegrin coast The royal gov
ernment of Montenegro is invited to
give a prompt reply to this commune
ication.'
The Montenegrin representative in
London. by whom this demand was
cabled to Cettinje. said today
II have been ordered by my gov
ernment to protest formally against
this unjust and cruel demand and
once more to ask European powers
to examine in an equitable manner
the vital question of Montenegro
future and to place that nation on an
equal footing with the other Balkan
allies"
The mystery surrounding events IN
the Balkans Is becoming deepened
No further news has been received OF
Essad Pasha's exploit in Albania and
the situation at Saloniki is difficult
to understand A despatch from Sa-
loniki of current date confirms the
report that orders were given for the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
SEVERAL VILLAGES FEEL THE
SHOCK IN NORTH MEM YORK

Syracuse. n " April 2S.-Earth-
quake shocks were felt in several VII
lages in northern New York at 1880
o'clock this evening. causing consid-
erable alarm. At Canton, st. Law
renee county. the shocks continued
for a minute. No serious damage is
reported.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
general Mcna 20 Qult Panamn.

Panama. April 2s.-General LUIS
Nena the Nicaraguan revolntionlst
who after his attempt last fall 70
overthrow the Nicaraguan govern
ment was brought TO the Ancon hos
pitaI and kept prisoner by the unil-
ed states authorities until April ~
when he was released, viii leave the
lsthmus tomorrow for Jamaica.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
JARS ONTARIO AND
EMPIRE STATE
Well Defined Tremor Of FIJI
teen Seconds Duration Felt
Over Wide Area in North
east,
tny Morning Journal special Leased Wire

tBy Morning journal special Leased Wire.l
ottawa, Aprll es.-A well-defined
earthquake of fifteen seconds dura-
tion was felt here tonight So far as
is known no damage resulted. The
tremors Wcte felt in all sections oi
the city. A report gained currency
that the big telescope at the observa-
tory had collapsed with the dome Of
the building. and officials rushed to
the experimental farm. where the OBJ
servatory is located.
"rhc tremors We're exceedingly well
defined and distinct" stated Or King,
dominion astronomer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29

Iondon, April 2S-A huIIetln ".
SUED tonight by the surgeons IN at
tendance oa the Duchess OF Con
naught. wife OF the governor general
of canada. who underwent an opera
tion for intestinal tpoubles on April
1Oth. states that intestinal ohstrnc-
tions have REQUIRED and that smother
operation is necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
HALF MILLION DOLLAR
DISPLAY RECOMMENDED

Springfield, ILL.,. April 2S.-Afthui
c. Jackson, Of Chicago president Oh
the international Good Roads and Au-
tomobile association, came to Sprihs-
field today with bill for half mil
lion appropriation by the state OF I'M
nois for an exhibit at the Panama-Pa-
cific international exposition, at san
Francisco In 1915. The bill Will be IN
trodueed In the senate tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
SLIGHT SHOCK FELT
~ MONTREAL. CANADA

Montreal. April 2S.--A slight earth
quake shock was experienced mere
shortly after 1880 o'clock this even
ing. but no damage was done.
The shock was particularly violent
in the northwestern part Of the city
and Westmount, whore houses swaNed
and furniture ratified for several see
onds. though little damage was done
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
+, paso smcIter strike Broken.

El paso Tex. April 2N.-The Fl
Paso smolter tied up for two weeks
bV strike of MeNican lahorers, re-
sumea work today with 500 negroes
brought In from Louisiana and Texas
Nearly $50 Of the former Mexican em-
ployes resumed one Mexican was
killed ana several injured during the
strike.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
JAPANESE SHIPS PREPARE
FOR PANAMA TRAFFIC

SAN Francisco. April 2s-The Japan
Mail steamship company Is to inaugu-
rate through steamship service from
Japan to tho eastern coast Of IN"
United states as soon as the Panama
canal IS opened according 10 ad.
vices received today by the japanese
American. japanese newspaper o.
this city Los Angeles viii be port
nf call
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
In,cslIpnlIon Of robacco nuser..

Washington. Aprtl 2e.- lnrcstisa-
lion Of foreign tobacco companies VINO
buy tobacco IN the United states VIII
begin tomorrow by the Joint com
presslonal commission named al the
last session. Charges were made ne
fore thc senate last year that Foreign
concerns fixed prices Of tobacco
abroad and refused 70 pay more IN
this country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
NICHOLAS REGARDS
ORDER AS INJUSTICE
Ambassadors Give no lntima-
ton Regarding Outcome of
MomentouS Conference Held
10 Consider Situation,
MONTENEGRO PREPARES
TO RESIST AUSTRIA

&. London. April pa Vienna dis
d. patch to the Chronicle says
90 "News has reached here that
Crown Prince Danilo Is march
ing northward with the Monte
negrin army in connection with
q. the preparations which are being
made to resist an Austrian attack
on Cettnje. All the heights
q dominating the road from Cat
. taro to Cettinje are being hast
q ily equipped with heavy artillery
and strong Monteneeiin forces
supported by Servian troops are
&. taking up positions in the noun
tains
a Montenegro has been fur
q. nished by seryia with sufficient
. provisions for the Montenegrin
d. army TO last three months"
o A dispatch to the Daily Mail
@ from Trieste says that eighty
Q thousand Austrian troops are as
{. semhled near the Montenegrin
o frontier.
. The Mails correspondent at
+. Gratz. Austria, says 1t is stated
o that Austria is planning for
q Tuesday military advance
9 which viii not be confined to
d. Montenegro. Troops will be sent
o In transports 70 southern Aiban-
ia Meanwhile troor- trair--
crowded with riflemen from the
. Austrian Alps are proceeding to
the south
The Mails Belgrade CORE
spondent says that the alliance
among the members Of the Bal
. kan league clearly provides for
concentrated military action in
&. the event of an attack by Aus
tria. even If such an attack has
the sanction Of the great powers.
a Vienna dispatch to the Mail
&. says.
"Telegrams from Cattaro re-
port that Montenegrlns are maxi
. ing insulting demonstrations in
front of the Austrian legation.
{. They decorated an imitation don
key with dress coat. the breast
9 of which was covered with fac
SMILES Of the Austrian orders,
and hung IT outside the legation
d. a A. f. d. a a 4 i. d.. f. Z. 4. I. 1. /. q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
Nicaragua Bullds strong Fortiricatlon.

san Juan Del Sur Me. April 2S.-
The Nicaragua government Is con
structing modern Notifications on
Tiscapa hin for the defense Of Man
aqua. Heavy guns will be mounted
and powerful senrchlights installed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
.FlFTY-F0UR THOUSAND
PRUSSlAN MINERS STRIKE

noauthcn. Germany April 2S.-The
coal strike la prussian silesla ~
spreading rapidly The total number
who have laid down their tools now is
nl nnn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
HOUSES BADLY SHAKEN
BY EARTnQI AXE IN OTTAWA

Ottawa. Ont, April 2s.--An earth
quake was felt here tonight Houses
were badly shaken, but no one was
killed or injured, according TO reports
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-04-29
II More Arguments After MAY ..

Washington. April 2S-The supreme
court will hear argument on no more
cases this term after May 9th. and
will recess from May 18TH to May
26th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-28
DIXON'S HEAD CUT
Old Character Of City Claims hat Po-
ilseman Struck Him on Head
With Maee-Bscly Hurt.

Ola Rodney Dixon. we'll known char.
acier who appears In poles court quite
frequently, was again I'm the tolls yes
terday morning. but owing to his con
clifton. his head being badly battered
IN. II was impossible 70 place him on
trial. The Agsd man told n very pitt
ful story yesterday, and II n verified
by witnesses Of tho affair. II IL un.
derstood thai Rodney was sitting on
e bench In front Of tho Bauer store nj
the corner Of Baker and MeColloch
strects. whom IN officer ceme along
and placed him under arrest. The on
oo- then called for tho patrol wagon.
and wh'le waiting foe tho arrival OF
the wagon Rodney snr,cd 70 get up
from his scat. when tho oniccr. Il 10
charged. drow his club. struck the
old man over tho head and rendered
him unconscious.
He was then taken 70 tho city build.
Ing. where his wounds weru attended
TO. and he was unable u appear IN
police court yesterday morning. An
enort was made 10 have him Aant TO
the county hospital ycstercav, but the
county onfcinls refused 20 have any
thing to do with the case until tho
city had attended 70 his INJURIES
II the story Of the affair is true. the
attack was certainly cowsrdly and
brutal, and Il would only be for the
good OF the police force that the on.
Ger who made the attack be asked to
resign. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-28
POLICE COURT
Was Very Quiet Friday Morning,
There Being but Four Victims 70
Face Judge hundt.

But four offenders were arraigned in
police court yesterday morning, the
TWO Guy who put germs in Ge-ma-
ny being the first to suffer. Both
were charged with drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. and each was fined
50 and costs. It seems that thev
worked on a salary IN Germany, as
they had mopey.
George Gsstoria ard Mike Gussett
were next arraiFned. These Eentlemn
are Greeks. and with two others en-,
gagged In n frsefor-all fight on the
South Sida last night. When an off,
Ger appeared tte other two beat a
hasty retreat Each vas fined 81 and
costs or 30 days. and they paid ont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-28
CELEBRATION AFFAIRS
ARE BEING CLOSED UP

Rov r Naylr-. Fred :. Fox and Geo
". LutI. members Of the Wheeling
executive committee which had charge
q! IL" local celebration commomo-a-
ting Mo S"mt-CcnterDial anniversary
- West Nirz'nia's formation. re-
turned Yesterday from Charleston.
"h"-" 'h"y wore looking after semi
centennial matters.
They stated that affairs are rapidly
being closed MP. a1d q meeting Will
he held soon - prepare a statement
Of all details OF the celebration