The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-09
Wire Sparks

London, May S.-The ambassadorial
conference sat for two hours today, but
reached no important decision. 1t Is not
expected that the conference will reas-
semble before May 20.
New York May S.-George Zurich, the
Russian heavyweight wrestler, quit in
his catch-as-catch-can match. two out of
three falls, with Raymond Cazeaux of
Bordeaux here tonight.
Ozark, May S.-Nels Woodham shot and
killed c T. Wading near here yesterday
afternoon.
Nashville, May S.-Pat Muloy, colored
convicted murderer of Herman Henning
an aged merchant, will hang tomorrow
at daybreak at the penitentiary, Gov
ernor Hooper tonight declining to com.
mute his sentence.
Tucson. Ariz.. May s-The insurgent
Mexican state of Sonora, as an inde-
pendent power instituted proceedings
here today to obtain the extradition of
Vicenti Morales, charged with the muir
wealthy merchant of Cananea
Atlanta. May S.-Luther j. Glenn of
Atlanta today pleaded guilty to a charge
of abandoning his wife and two minor
children, and was fined 800 in the crimi-
nal division of the city court
Nashville, May s.-Pitcher Jack Brack-
enridge last year with the Vernon clu5
of the Pacific Coast league, has been
signed by the local team. He was a
free agent
San Francisco, May S.-The "Gunboat"
Smith-Jess Willard 20-round boxing con-
test, scheduled for the afternoon of May
II, was postponed today until the night
of May 20.
Huntingdon, Pa, May S.-Frank NJ
Calhoun, aged So, was hanged here to-
day for the murder of Benjamin p Gal
loup. From a window of her cell, Mrs
Galloup, accused by Calhoun of being
implicated in the murder, witnessed the
execution.
London, May S.-sir Coutts Lindsay,
artist and founder of Grosvenor Gallery,
where Whistler exhibited, died tonight
He was born in 1924.
London, May S.--Bulgaria and Servia
have accepted Russian arbitration of the
differences, according to Sofia dispatch
to the Times.
London, May S.-The Express asserts
that among the documents which the DO
lice seized in the suffragette raids was
a bundle of love letters. The letters
We're addressed by socialist member of
parliament to prominent militant.
New York, May Sat the fret confer
ence today in the interest of the Union
of Christian churches, representatives
from practically all the Protestant com
munions were in attendance Bishop
David II. Greer, Protestant Episcopal
presided Steps for fastening the coming
world conference on church unity We're
discussed
Clayton, La. May S.-The body of A. D.
Geoghegan the Jonesville, La. planter
who went down with the steamer Con-
oorda when the vessel sank last Friday
was recovered this afternoon.
Paris. May s.y Baroness Vaughan, who
was the morganatic wife of King Leopold
of Belgium. obtained a divorce today
from Emmanuel Durieux, to whom she
/
We're not defended
Seattle, Wash. May S.-A private gate
way to the United States through the
Canadian boundary which has been ad-
hitting ineligible aliens by wholesale has
been discovered and the gate keeper and
q Russian immigrants are under arrest
London, May S-The Times SAYS that
the bomb found in st. Paul's contained
dynamite. Some of the cathedral officials.
however. are of the opinion that the bomb
was so arranged that it could not ex-
| plode and that the real object was to
attain notoriety by attracting the atten-
ton Of the whole nation, without oommit-
ting actual dama:H.
st. Louis, May S-Harry Trendall of
st. Louis tonight was given the decision
aver Leach Cross of New York light
weight. after eight rounds of snappy fight
ing. The New Iorker did most of tho
leading.
Yonkers. y. Y, Nav S.-One hundred of
| the laborers at the federal sugar refinery
| in this city who with about 500 others
| quit work two months ago. are back al
work tonight, according to Superintend-
ent Spreckles.
New Orleans May Slight persons
were hurt tonight when street car left
the rails near Magnolia and st. Andrew
and partly wrecked the home of Mrs
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