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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
POPE IS WEAKER;
HIS DEATH FEARED.
Heart Action Faint and End Ex-
peCted Within Next "a Hours
Unless Sleep Comes.

ROME, April 10, > p. m.-Althoush
the abatement of his fever indicates
that the first immediate crisis Of the
illness that afnicts Pope Plus X has
been passed the physicians attending
the Poutifr admit there is grave DOUBT
whether he can survive any further
development or complication OF the
maIady.
His failure TO secure thorough nor
NAL sleep and recuperation of his rap
idly waning strength is their gravcst
concern. II is now As hours since the
Pope has had more than few mo-
ments of troubled sleep, and his heart
remains so weak that opiates can NJ.
be administered to induce sleep.
The Pope's physicians who have
lust left his sick room, declare that
the aged Pontiff is much depressed
over his condition, and that when they
withdrew from his bedside he was
softly weeping.
The temperature of the Pope con-
tinues normal.
Following the physicians latest Wis
il to the Pope. the Vatican officials
have ordered that all pilgrimages to
the Holy See be suspended and that
the Eucharistic Congress. which WAS
to have been held IN Malta shortly. %
indefinitely .postp0ned,
Every hour the fear grows stronger
in the hearts of all his devoted fol-
lowers in Rome hat the hours of the
gentle and much loved successor Of
Leo XIII, who was known as the best
beloved Pope up to this time. are
nearly numbered.
Early this morning the Vatican
| physicians called upon His Holiness,
| told him that his condition was quite
serious aud impressed upon him the
| fact that his greatest chance for Sc
coyery lay In his implicit obodien e
| to their orders. The Pope smile |
feebly and told the doctors that ne
would do as they commanded.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
He SAW MApERo SLAIN.

NEW YORk, April 10.-F'rOm per-
haps the sole eyewitness. The Atlanta
Georgian, through its New York cor
res pondent. to-day obtained the full
details of the assassina lion Of Presi-
dent Francisco j. Madero and Vice
President Pine Suarez in Mexico city.
This eyewitness declared.
Pine Suarez was first shot dow by
"a file of twelve soldiers
orders were then given to shoot
Mad6ro
The soldiers refused, whereupon the
officer in command of the detail first
struck Madero over the eye with his
revolver and then put the weapon to
Madero's head and blew out his
brains.
Il saw the whole affair from behind
dirt heap" said Jose Quevedo, The
Georgian's informant.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
Flood Victim Dying
From Bites of Rats
Driven Into Garrett by Water, Rodents
GnaW Ears, and Blood
Poison Results.

PERI, IND, April 10.-George VIII
liams. of Tippecanoe County, is dying
of blood poisoning after an eNtraordi-
nary experience in the recent flood
here.
Williams was employed at an inter
urban station, and when the water be-
gan TO rise he was unable to escape.
He was compelled to climb higher and
higher until he reached the rafters of
the gaIret, where he hung by his arms
10 keep his mead above wafer.
A number of hungry rats, driven
from their haunts. attacked him and
he was pow erleSs to defend himself
The rats enawed OFF both ears. Blood
poisoning set in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
SAYS HE'S A RIeAMIsT.

crime Dreicr. prominent in art and
society circles in Brooklyn, through
her attorneys, asked Judge Putnam in
the Supreme Court to annul her mar
riage TO Edward Trumbull Smith, q
wealthy young man of Detroit. alleg-
ing that when she married Smith i'm
August 1911. she did not know that
he had been previously married 10
Louise Jane Pierce, "a poor bat beau
tiful flower girl. in London. Her Coun-
sci submitted aflidayits and papers,
including her marriage certificate and
a copy of the one issued TO Smith at
at the time of the London marriage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
a GOO MAY JolN STRIKE.

PT-TFALO, n Y, April III ne
arrival here to-day Of James A. Par
sons. Deputy Attorney General, ana
Patrick T. Downey, investigator Tor
the state Labor Department who WIZ
1rl M bring about an adjustment IN
the present street railway strike. fail
ed 10 silence the threat OF The $4,000
union men employed in the various
trades here to join in a sympathetic
strike The entire union labor organ =
jzstion mere is incensed al the re-
ported refusal OF the International
Railway Company officials to meet
the street car men in conference.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
EMEMY SHOT, CHILDREN.

GARY. IND. April iO.-T5e Gary
police to-day were unable 90 Gud "a
tangible Clew in the search for the
mysterious gunman who seriously
wounded Evan Hamilton. aged &. 1ut
Lillian Hamilton. aged =. children ot
John Hamilton. Gary politician ara
saloonkeePer. The children were
standing IN tie door OF their HON"
when some one fired two shots rom
the darkness. one bullet striking ett1
of the children. Hamilton believes
the attack vas made by political
enemy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
NEW TREATMENT GIVEN TEST.

BAIII MOKF., AprII IU.-InIet DIT
timoreans were to-day given a new
tuberculosis treatment, the discovery
Of Chicagoan. Tests of its value
have been made by DR.. z. 3. Thatch-
er here.
Cases treated show that patients
suffering from tuberculosis have been
apparently cured. The treatment IS
called intravaenOus medication The
solution consists of salicyhc acid, al
Illuminate of mercury, iron, sodium
rhloriCe calcium carbonate and creo-
SOra
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
PLANS FLIGHT ALONG CANAL

PANAMA, April lu--RODert FOWI-
er arrived from san Francisco to-day
with a hydrOplane and a moving pic
ture operator. He win try to fly along
the Canal, starring from the Pacific
side and landing in the Atlantic He
plans to take pictures OF the entire
Canal
He expects TO make the rrip Ia one
nngfr
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
RAPTisrs 10 MEET.

RaptistS from throughout the
South viii assemble in Atlanta April
Is 20 20 for the fourth annual session
of the Atlanta Baptist Training
School. Sessions viii be held under
auspices of the Atlanta Baptist sun
dsy school Association at the First
BAPTIST Church. Five meetings VIII
be held each DAY.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
DUCHESS UNDER KNEE.

LONDON, April lO.-An ofhciaI an
nCunceTeut this afternoon said that a
severe operation had been performed
earlier to-day upon the Duchess Of
Couususht who arrived here from
Canada on March 80 The announce
ment stated that her condition was S
favorable as could be expected.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
sHRINERs RAISE $4,000

Atlanta Shriuers to-day are con-
graduating themselves on the accom-
piishment of q most remarkable feat
ia the IA sing of yearly S76, 900 for he
1914 Skinner convention within less
than nine hours. This figure does not
include the belated subscriptions that
were received by mail and telegra ph
TO-DAY.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
z g AERn o. HYMN-

PHILADELPHIA. April l0.-Tne5-
dore Roosevelt is now in the MethJ-
dist Episcopal hymnal The hymn is
called Theodore" and was written
in 1895 by Benjamin +. Copeland, with
music by Peter e.. Lutkin.
IL was named after Theodore Roose-
welt on account of the music being
81 strenuous and the words so pa
triotlc.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
ANTl-TIPPINo eILL BEATEN.

HARRISBURG. April ia bill
making il a misdemcanOr punishable
by a fine OF from so TO So to give
or receive "a tip was defeated. 100 20
63, in the Pennsylvania House Of
Representative. 1t contained pre-
amble denouncing tipping as uu-
American.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
STORM BABES STOLEN CASH

LEANENWO ETH, kANS., April 10.
Nearly $4,000 has been found in the
search for the $4,000 stolen from a
registered mail pouch at the Kansas
City Union Depot in 1908. The money
found in the home of Charles Ste
vens. who is serving "A sentence for
the theft, was uncovered by recent
storm.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
PEACE EXPECTED THIS WEEK.

81. PETERSBURG, April l0.-The
members of the Balkan mission here
to-day received q communication
staring that peace is expected at the
end OF the week. After peace is
brought about, according to the mes
sage. congress of princes and
statesmen of all the States in the
Balkan Federation will meet at Sa-
loniks 10 settle boundary disputes
and nN new frontier lines.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
MAYORS COW eANlsHEp.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., April 10
Members of the City Commission de-
cided that Mayor William Riddles pet
COW, Bossy. blue blood prize winner.
can not live in the resort Mr.. Riddle,
in framing new health code, endeav-
ored to insert a clause permitting
COWS within the city limits. but the
otrer four members of the commits
sion refused 10 pass ii.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
NAMES AIDE TO BRYAN.

WASHINGTON. April Dudiey
Field Malone. New York CITY. pr0mi-
uentlT mentioned for Collector OF
that mort. will be nominated on Mon
dav by President wi son to be Third
Assistant Secretary Of state. rsplsC
ing Chandler Hale.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
DANIELS COMING SOUTH

CHARLESTON, :. G, AprlI "
Secretary of the Navy Daniels viii
visit Charleston for the first time On
May 20. coming here TO inspect the
navy yard He will be well enter
tanned. The Secretary will visit
Pensacola and Key West on this trip.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
EnaIand May Aid eIoekade.

NALEIIE, ISLAND OF MALTA.
April 1O.-The British warships Hi
hernia and Media sailed from here
to-day under sealed orders, almost
Immediately after the receipt of a ca
blegram. The ships steamed east
ward and il is believed they have
gone to join the international fleet
blocking the Montenegrin coast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-10
Powers, RIoekade On.

VIENNA. April 10.-An official dis
patch just received here from Anti
vari announces that the blockade Of
the MonJenegrin coast by the COM
bined noet of the powers was begun
at & O'Clock this morning. OF the
eleven Wsrships forming the blockade
nine have gone to Dulcino in the di-
rection of Point Medua, the other two
remaining at Antivari.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
BOOSTERS TO TAKE CHARGE
THEY WILL LEAD IN HonoRINe
THE coUNTRY's NEW VICE
PRESIDENT.
OBSERVES LINCOLNs DAY
UPPER HOUSE ApJoURNs OUT
or RESPECT TO MEMORY OF
MARTYR PRESIDENT.

Santa Fe. n. Nj. Feb. u. The
senate was in session but two min
utes this afternoon. adjourning in
honor of LincolHs birthday. The
only business was ths appointing Of
committee to welcome Vice Presi-
dent-elect Marshall when he visits
Santa Fe on February IL. The fol-
lowing is the committee: Senators
Champion, Alldredge. Mccoy, Alabry
and Miera. On motion Of Senator
Mabry Lieutenant Governor E. G. de
Baea was included in the committee.
A similar COMMITTEES win be ap-
pointed by the speaker Of the house
tomorrow. This committee win con-
sist Of one member from each coun-
ty. Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made by former citizens Of Indi-
ana to welcome the vice president. 1t
is proposed to hold a reunion Of ali
Indianans IN Santa Fe On that date.
Among the prominent exEI0osIers
here are Chief Justice Roberts. sens-
tors Crampton. .dccog, Alldredee and
s nd m Isaac n.
Qn
all Of Las Vegas. have notified
in Santa Fe that they ex-
pect 10 bring a delegation Of ex-
Hoosiers here to attend the reunion
ana greet the vice president Judge
Long formerly lived in indianapolis
and it was IN his office that Vice
President-elect Marshall first studied
aw. Both houses viii meet tomor-
row at 10 o'clock.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
HEADQUARTERS OF RABAGO
THE FEDERAL GENERAL, WITH A
LARGE FORCE, MAKES THAT
PLACE HIS BASE
AMERICANS ARE IN DANGER
MANY or THEM ARE FLEEING
FROM THE PLACE As RAPIDLY
As POSSIBLE

Ell Paso. Tex, Feb. I2.-Rioting
broke out last night in Chihuahut City
the rioters snouting 'vivas" for the
Felix Diaz revolution, say passenger
who arrived here early today from
the state capital It was not learned
whether the federal garrison had re.
volted.
Telegraph amunication below
Juarez was Ee fhis morning b.
fore anx o
Chihuahua ~ reached the border.
Much anxiety 2 felt here for the safe
ty Of the large American colony at the
state capital, which normally is a city
Of 10000 inhabitants, more than 1000
Of whom are foreigners.
Passengers reported that as the
train passed through Chihuahua a
surging mob filled the streets. Vol
leys Of shots were heard from the
direction Of the interior of the town.
Chihuahua is the headquarters Of Cen
eral Antonio Rabago. federal comman-
der Of the northern military zone, and
1900 federal troops are stationed
there.
The passenger train arriving here
today brought 200 American refugees,
most of them from the Casas Grandes
district The passengers report that
near Moltezuma, on the Mexican Cen
tral, an attempt was made by 100 reb-
els to dynamite the train. The dyna-
mite wal discovered on the track,
however. by small body of troops
guarding the train A slzirmish be-
tween tie troops and the would-beI
dynamitgs resulted u she capture of
eight relels, one Of whom is a SwedeI
from the United States. The rest of
the revoutionists fled.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
HE BLAMES WALL STREET MEN
SAYS THEY ARE BACKING
TRANSPORTATION LINES in
CAUSING TROUBLE.
HE HOLDS A CONFERENCE
STATES TO ARBITRATION BOARD
THAT HIS ORDER WILL NOT
GIVE IN A POINT.

New York, Feb. 12.-W. S. Carter.
president Of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen, am
plified today his statement Of yes
terday that the railroads we're deter
mined to put fear into the heart Of
Woodrow Wilson," BY great strike
as a means Of securing higher freight
rates, and added that in his opinion,
Wall Street was responsible Tor the
situation.
The firemen's leader gave this as
his analysis Of the deadlock now ex-
isting between 81 eastern railroads
and their $4,000 flrem N, immediately
after he had concluded 4 conference
with Judge Martin A. Knapp OF the
United States commerce court and
G. W. W. Hanger. acting commissions
er Of labor, before whom both sides
are TO explain their contentious.
4 meant exactly what said yes
terday." said Carter. aThe railroads
are trying to put fear into Woodrow
Wilson's heart And that IS exacfsy
what they mean to do. + IS net tie
men who run the railr0sas Wno are
q u 6 u
Street back Of them. They are the
ones urging the whole thing. uphold
ing the railroads IN their stand. If
it we're not for them the railroads
would not dare shoulder the blame
for a strike
Carter and the adjustment commit
tee Of the union discussed their griev-
ances with Messrs. Knapp and Han
ger for more than three hours today,
refusing to yield any points Of their
demands for higher wages and bet
ter working conditions. After the con-
ference. Judge knapp said no state
ment would be made at present
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
srANpARp srAYs ousrsp

Iesssrson City, No, Feb 12.-The
Missouri sdpreme court today refused
to modify the judgment Of custer
AGAINST the Standard Oil companv.
and the original order. ousting the
company from the state. now stands.
The original order was issued more
than four years ago
The opinion Of the court today
was concurred in Dy five judges.
Chief Justice Lamm and Judrs
WoOdson dissenting. The dissenting
judges held that to oust the STANDARD
oil company from the state would
leave the waters-Pierce Oil company
in control Of the oil business OF Mis-.
souri Henry Clay Pierce. BY pur-
chase. recently acquired az :he hold
ings Of the Rockefeller aaterests il
the Waters-Pierce company.
The dissenting Judges recommend.
ed that a commission be appointed
to take testimony and determins
what action should y taken, il View
Of the changed conditions IN gho ol1
situation in Missouri
The petition to modify the custer
order Of foar years ago was made 81
attorneys representing the standard
oil company The court Il over
ruling the motion. said shat Ii now
has no power to modify tha custer
order. as the tlme limit Ia whsch that
might have been done has expired
The custer Judgment has been 81.
flrmed BY the supreme court s. the
United States. The company Paid
tine Of $4,000. assessed aealaae ii
but asked to be sllowed to dc has
ness n the state O. condition shaE Il
comply with ne laws oi tie state.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
TREASURER DENIES HEO
ASKED FOR MONEY
ARKANSAS REPUBLICAN, Off.
clAL STATES UNTRUTHS
HAVE BEEN TOLD.

Washington, Feb. 12.-Gordon ii.
Campbell Of Little Rock, Ark, treas
urer Of the republican state commit
tee OF Aransas. told the clapp cam
paign fund investigating committee
today that he knew nothing of the
charge of Thomas j. Camp, former
postmaster at Beebe. Ark, Of being
removed from office because he re-
fused to contribute 10 the 1912 cam
paign and declared 'he had never
sent any information to the postof-
flee department concerning Camps
refusal to contribute
Campbell pointed out that the post
office inspectors report against
Camp on the strength Of which the
latter's resignation was demanded,
was signed September I. 1912, before
he began soliciting funds,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS

Washington, Feb. l2- Senate; Pro.
eeeded to house chamber for electoral
vote count
Senator Root urged repeal Of free
ton provision Of Panama canal act
before intesoceanic canals committee
Campaigl funds investigation com.
mitee continued Inquiry into 1912 cam.
paign funds.
House; Lincoln memorial exercises
held
IN joint session with senate, mem
bers witnessed counting Of presiden
tial electoal vote.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12

Mexico City, Feb 12.-Americans
and other foreigners living in this
city found themselves in a desperate
situation today. The foreign residen-
tial and commercial districts lay in
the direct line of artillery fire from
both the rebel and federal positions.
Many people who. had taken refuge in
the more important buildings found
themselves penned in. while heavy
shells whistled about them, tearing
through walls and roofs. The cable Of
fee was severely damaged by shrap-
mel and it wac feared that communica-
ton with the outside world might be
temporarily cut off.
All surrounding streets we're occu-
pied by troops and throughout infan,
/ try men kept up constant rifle fire.
Neither side gained any perceptible
advantage up to noon, when plans for
a. conference between the leaders of
the rebels and representatives Of the
government were taken up for discus
sion at the national palace. following
a visit to Madero by the American
ambassador and the German minister
From the Madero point Of view, two
of the most serious Of the days de-
yelopments were the releasing by reb.
els Of several thousand criminals from
the city prison, and the arrival in the
city Of Alfonso Miranda, one of "a,
pata's lieutenants with a band Of fol
flowers, who are said to have plotted
the wholesale looting Of the capital
Meanwhile, The scarcity Of proyi-
sions is already causing suffering
among the poorer classes. Ordinary
food is obtainable only in small quan-
titles and at prices from five to ten
times the usual rate.
/ It was unofhcially reported at
o'clock that Madero had oroereo
suspension OF firing, as he dreaded
foreien interference but although
there was a slight lull, the firing did
not entirely cease.
AIadero says he win not Yield u
any case. but If Diaz persists in the
hombardment he viii move the capi
tai to San Luis Potosi or some othel
point
Minister Of Fomento Manuel Bonilia
according to an American who tras
eled with him from San Luis Potoa
has been attempting to arrange wiz
the governor Of that state for The pro
clamation Of the national capita
there. but he found the governor Oh
stinate
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
ROOT STILL WORKING
AGAINST CANAL BILL
NEW YORK SENATOR is ANXIOUS
THAT FREE TOLLS CLAUSE
BE EXCLUDED.

Washington, Feb, H. Repeal Of
the free passage provision of the
Panama canal act as the wiisest
and best way out Of a very emhar-
raising and injurious situation was
urged by Senator Root today before
the senate committee on interocean-
ic canals in support OF his bin for a
repeal Of the provision which ex-
emnts American coastwise shipping
IRON The payment OF tolls.
The extent of railroad Influence at
work to repeal the free passaee pro
vision. the obligation Of the unieed
states to submit the canal dispute to
arbitration. and the question Of this
country's right to exempt coastwise
traffic from tolls. figured in the dis.
cusslon.
rs it not a fact asked Senator
O'Gorman Of Senator Root. "that the
protest Of Great Britain against the
free passage provision was inspired
by railroad interests Of Canada. act
ing with the great railroads q the
United Statesg9
Il have not aeard from any ram
road in this matter said Senator
Root. sand ] have no reason 20 SUP.
pose they have ang interest,"
The committee took 10 action to-
day. Another session EiiI ba held
Monday
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
SOLDIERS TAKE CHARGE
OF mining DISTRICT
MlLlTtAMEN IN COMPLETE CON
TRoL or SITUATION AT
MucKLoW, w. Va

Charleston, ", Va. Feb. H.
Treading steep paths ana plunging
into the dense underbrusn covering
the mountains around Muckiow
where nine guards and striking min
ers baftlea early in the week. squads
Of milluamen today sought for the
dead and wounded Military officers
believe that many more laen than
have been reported we're shot during
The fighting and were hurried away
10 the remote sections Of the hill
country hy their friends 70 escape
arrest
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
WOMEN WRECK PARK.

London, Feb. 12.-The refreshment
hall in Regents Park, London, was
burned d5wn today by militant suf-
fragettes The women LEFT no clue
10 their IDENTIFY, but on an adioin-
ing path he words Votes for wom-
en-" were founu scratched IN the
gravel The building was Of consid-
erabIe siz. Baskets smelling strong
ly Of petroleum were found In the
shrabhers ueer ~
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
RUckETsHoPPINe CHARGES

Chicago, Feb. l2.-Eight board OF
trade members may be investigated
on charges Of "bucketshopping" and
@sldnning trades" according to reports
circulated about the board Of trade
building today simultaneously with
these reports the contents OF an open
letter sent to President Edward An
drew by A. F. Robinson Of Matteson
IT,, we're made public. The Frank
u. Bunch-Mark Bales candal brought
to light the widening Of the investiga-
ton
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-02-12
sHLP REAcHEs PoRr

Christ Church. New Zealand, Feb.
12-The Terra Nova, the vessel which
took Captain Robert F. Scott 10 the
Antarctic on his way to the south
pole and which returned there to
fetch him back, but in stead brought
the news Of his oonpansossa'zz ''aroIc
deeds arrived in this port this morn
ing.