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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-19
PAGE PRESENTS APOLOGY
Ambassador Offers America S
Regret for Wilson Blunder.

London. Aug 1s.-Walter Hines rase'
the United States Ambassador 10 t"e
Court of ST. James's. called at the BRUSH
Foreign once this afternoon ana Sd"
the Foreign Secretary. Sir Ed"s'u
Grey. to whom he rendered the regret
Of the American government for the re
cent attack made on the British oreien
ONCE by Henry Lane wilson Chi'e'
States Amba ssador 10 Mexico
The incident is now regaroed
closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-19
WICK TAKES DOMINICAN OFFICE

santo Domingo. Aug. B.-"aiter w.
vick Of Burlington. y. j., who succeeds
vyul,am F.. Pulliam as receiver general Of
the customs of the Dominican Republic
to-day assumed oficial control OF his
office. He was cordially received by Pro-
visionaI President Jose d. Valdez.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-19
IRON HAND IN NICARAGUA
Newspapers Against U. S. Pro-
tectorate Suppressed.

Managua, Nicaragua. Aug. B-Martial
law is being rigidly enforced in Nicars-
qua. and the Diaz administration has es-
tabiished a strict censorship over ali crit
icism.
The storm raised by the proposed canal
convention between the United States and
Nicaragua, implying that protectorate
would be established, was not felt here.
principally because the government sup
pressed newspapers that dared to publish
extracts from the Costa Rican press.
The proposed treaty between the United
States and Nicaragua. as drafted by the
Secretary OF State. provided, I'm addition
IN granting exclusive canal rights and a
revv naval base in exchange for 5000 90
IN gold. that the United states be given
.rcen,ng control over Nicaraguan affairs
ard the power TO regulate her foreign re-
,a,io,s and finances. The draft was re-
tected on August by the Senate Commit
Zee on Foreign Relations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-19
CASTRO FORCE ROUTED
Government Troops Recapture
Coro After Fierce Battle.

Curacao. Aug lS.-Coro. the town IN
the State OF Falcon where followers OF
General Cipriano Castro, the former die
tator Of Venezuela. struck their first blow
TO overthrow President Gomez. has been
recaptured by government troops after a
fierce battle. according 20 advices brought
here to-day The revolutionary leaders.
General Lazaro Gonzales and General
Urbina. are said 10 have been Killed.
The report that the Gomez government
had reached an understanding with the
rebels at Coro for the detention OF mem
bers Of ex-President Castro's family Is
contradicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-19

Caracas. Aug s-Notwithstanding new
uprisings at various points in Venezuelan
territory. il has not been considered nee
essary TO send expeditions from the army
OF President Gomez. now encamped dt
Maracay. &c suppress them.
General Torres Castro, relative OF
General Cipriano Castro. and his follow
ers. who were captured at Macuro. have
been incarce-ated IN the fort at Pueblo
CabellO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-19
1910 and Now

4OAS e4tA ANS"
II In 1910 you had purchased
almost any one Of a selected list
Of silt-edsed stocks or bonds and
wished to realize on your invest.
ment to-day, you would have to
suffer a material loss.
On the other hand, had you
bought a guaranteed mortgage
coming due this year, you would
be certain to Get your money
back without losing dollar OF
principal or interest.
No investor has ever lost a dollar
BotD|NpuGME GuARNTu@
CAPITAL 6 Surplus, 80, 600, 600
It's B'way, i76 Remsen 81 bhyn-
$50 Fultcu e, Jamaica
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nupost Service.
 HAVANA. Cuba. Nov. 7.-lf the United States government thought that by removing General Felix Dia< from Mexico 1t could put him beyond the icHc;> of the assassin ITnerta l.; m ,,,r m.stakc. Cheated of his prey by tnc wa,chfuiness of th.' United States consul at Vera Cruz md the prompt action of the American author tiles when Huerta attempted to take Diaz off of the American vessel upon which he fed to this port. Huerta's nrm is still long enough to reach his enemies.
 This afternoon while General Diaz and his friend Pedro Guerrero were walking on the Malecon. the principal promenade of the city they were sud- denly surrounded by Q group of Mex
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teams. These men made uncomplc- mentary remarks In regard to Car ranza and as Guerrero turned to re- monstrate with them he was stabbed in the neck. At the same time the sassins closed In around the two men and Dinz received several wounds in the face and head while the all ready wounded Guerrero was shot twice In the body.
 All of this created considerable of a commotion and before the murdercrs could get away they were surrounded by several Hnnava policemen. Tho Mexicans and Cmhans then indulged in fierce battle with clubs and knives until other policemen were rushed t' the seen. With the arrival of rein forcements the Mexicans were all dis armed and arrested.
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Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 MEXICO CITY, Nov. Tt was an nounced here officially today that n memorandum had been received from Washington stating that unless Huer- to retires immediately and thereafter has absolutely nothing to do with Mexican affairs or with the formation of the new government the president of the Tinted States will at once is- sue an ultimatum which. if rejected. will cause him. the president. to call upon congress to authorize him to adopt sterner methods.
 This Is the memorandum which yes terday Secretary of State Bryan de- nied having been sent and the authori- ties here are wondering why such :, denial should have been made by the head of the state department when In reality the message was on the way to Mexico at the time.
 It Is not thought here that President Huerta will pay any more attention tO this last move on the part of the Washington government than he has to other communications from the same source and it Is confidently ex- pected that within the week the UnI- ted States and Mexico will be at war.
 Huerta Is now making every effort to get his army In shape to rcpcl an invasion and is doing everything in hls power to hold the allegiance of the regular troops while he is appealing to all others In Mexico on the strength of their patriotism tO stand by him md fight the invaders from the north
 Persistent efforts are being made by Hucrta's representatives abroad. cspe- clally in Paris, to borrow money be- fore the actual beginning of hostilitics as 1t is well known that once the unt- ted States hegins to move into Mexico with It's troops there will be absolute ly no chance of any European country lending Huerta anything no mntter what he offers in the way of security.
 Another plan of the dictator to ac- quire funds for campaign against the United States and at the same time to embarrass that country as much as possible is to sell the coun- try around Magdalena hay to Japan
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 7.-The entire national guard of the state of Indians is on duty here today. All streets are constantly patroled by cavalry while there are infantry outposts scattered from one end of the city to the other. In the center of town sevral regiments are massed and since the statehouse was charged and captured by mob of women early this morning battery of field guns and quick firers has been mounted about the building.
 Early this morning three hundred women led by Mrs. zedie Sheilenbarg- CT. rushed the statehouse and forced their way into the ofice of the gov- ernor. They demanded that the chief executive of the state force the rail- road companies to arbitrate the de- mands of the strikers and that in the mean time the men bs taken back to work as their families were starving
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ear.
 Just exactly two years ago today Sings wife who was Il white woman known as "Chinee Kate" by the den- izens of the lower part of the city was found in exactly the same chair with her throat cut in the sanne man. nor az was Sings today. At that time Sing was arrested hut was able to fur nish n complete allbi and was released by the police. Sing stated at the time oY his wife's murder that 1t was the work of members of rival tong one of whom had been intimate with
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CHINESE KILLED WHERE
 WIFE MET DEATH

"Chinee Kate" before Sing marricd her and that the woman had been Killed for revenge. A number of arrests were made hut as there was no evidence on which the prisoners could he held they were discharged.
 The similarity of tho two murders leads the police to believe that they were committed by the same person or nersons and a close watch Is being kent on all of the dcniznes of China town in order thnt the criminals may he apprehndcd.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-Orders were today issued from the navy de- partment to Admiral Fletcher in com mand of the naval forces at Vera Cruz to hold all of his ships there. At tn" same time orders were sent to the New York navy yard to fit out the supply ship Celtic with provisions for the fleet and to dispatch her to Vera Cruz as soon as possible.
 Tugs are now bringing lighters from Iona Island in the Hudson river above New York to the navy yard with re- serve supplies of ammunition for tn, fleet and it is expected that one of the colliers will be converted into an ann munition ship and transport this to the vessels in Mexican waters.
 1t was reported here late iast night that the ships of the American fleet kept u full head of steam up at all times and that during the night patrol ronts were constantly passing around the anchorage on the lookout for float. ing in'n"s.
 Charge daffairs Nelson O'Shaugh messy late totlIy received g long cipher me, sage from the state department hut it's contents have not yet been mnde public. lt Ia known that imme- diately upon its receipt md trnnsla tion he sent copy of the message td Admiral Fletcher and it Is surmised that 1t bore instructions for the mill tnry commander as well as for the dip ] lomat It hns been rumored that the | instructions to O'Shaughnessy wer. li,.t he was tO give Huerta forty eight hours tn vacatc the ofIlce oi president at the end of which time K the demand of the United States had not been compiled with the diplo. matic agent was to ask for his pass ports and go aboard of the Rhod, Island. -.-
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and freezing.
 In spite of the forcibIe entrance of the women into the presence of the governor they were orderly during the time that they were presenting their demands to him and on his part the chief executive received the women In calm and conciliatory manner.
 The governor informed the women taht he sympathized with them and their families deeply and that his sym pathies were also with the men in their controversy with the car com panies but that he would not allow the lawlessness for which they were re- sponsible to continue In the city. until the union men put stop to that he would have no dealings with them and that he had ordered the state soldiers to preserve order and protect property even at the expense of life if neecs- sary.
 Ths govsrncr further statsd that hs
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 BALTIMORE. Nov. 7.--Charlic Sing a we'll to do Chinese merchant "t South Calvert street. was found dead in the room over his store here this morning. Sings body was discovered by one of his assistants who went in search of him when the merchant did not show up at the store at his usual time.
 The body of the chinaman WAS found sitting in u chair tO which the arms were bound with fine cords and the mans throat was cut from ear to
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MCCORMICK WREcks PLANE. Special Nuaast Service.

PALM BEACH. Fla. Nov. 7.-Stan- Icy Mccormick. a brother of Harold Mccormick. who uses an aeroplane to ride from his home to his ofIice ia Chicago. has taken up flying. Recently he had monoplane shipped here and yesterday in trying out the machine over the beach he lost control. The monoplane swung towards the town and collided with 6 telegraph pole The cur was wrecked but Mccormick escaped uninjured.
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for twenty five million dollars. It ia absolutely prohibited by the cOnstit6- ton of Mexico to sell or give in ex- change one foot of the soil of the coun try for any purpose. but Huerta has procla aimed that the constitution Is not In force at the present time and that the deposal of this land to Japan con- stitutes a military measure which as comma nder- in chief of the army nni the supreme power in Mexico he ls empowered tO carry out.
 It Is not believed here that. as badly as she wants foorhold on the eastern shores of the Pacific. that Japan will accept the offer to buy the land on tho west coast of Mexico or that she coulI finance the deal did she SO desire. The United States has had It's eye on Mag dalena bay for some time as an ideal naval base from which to defend tn" Panama canal and 1t is felt here that should a war come. one of the "b- jective points of the American attack would be this point. It would not b" a hard matter to capture the bay as there are absolutely no defenses there of any kind and one or two ships of the Pacific fleet could take the place and hold 1t until the war was over when in the peace settlement it would come definitely under the American flaG
 Certain 1t Ia that the United Stntes would never nilow Japan to get this fouthold at such strategical point.
 It is believed here that the rebel leader Carranza has had advtcs from Washington and that he is preparing t6 cooperate with the United Stnt"~ forces as he has abandoned his ag . grcssive tactics md k holding his army together and pcrfecting his or ea nizati ion and n is thought that if wa:' Is declared that this may he done and that the United States troops will talk" md hold the City of Mexico and leave the task of cleaning up the outlying country to Carranza.
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GAR STRIKE SITUATION
 WORSE IN INDIANAPOLIS

had no sympathy with the position taken by the railway companies and that if they remained firm in their present position he would ask that rec ceivers'be appointed to take over tho control of the entire street railway system.
 After half an hours conference with the governor the women withdrew quietly and promised to use their tn- fiuence in preserving the peace. Later e demonstration was started by some of the strikers in front of the state
 house and it was then that the first field battery was ordered up on the sallop and took station about the building.
 The first squadron of the tirst regi- ment of state cavalry hes been de- tailed to patrol the streets in tho residential section Of the town whils
 the thps infantry rsgimsnts and tho (CesfiHssa - H1gs 1SuE1
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TO PROMOTE TRADE. Special Nuapst Service.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-It was an- nounced today that the government proposed to establish branch ofIices of foreign and domestic commerce at Chicago and New Orleans for the pur- pose of promoting American trade.
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MEXICO CITY, Nov. IA messag !. received at the national palace. which 1t ts claimed came direct from Car ranza. was made public today. Tho message proposes. a truce between Carranxa and Huerta and joint action by their armies in case of any war States.
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WANTED kLoNniKs COOLER.
ss,sciaI Nugget Service.

NssoiaI Nugget Service.
 MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. 7.-Pste Reilly. who claims to be from Alaska stepped into Ed Jones saloon today and asked for a Klondike cooler. It was a new one on Jones and when the stranger found that his drink was not known he became abusive. Now he has all the cooler he wants. He's iyt it.
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SAVED BY SKIRT.
Special Nussst Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. Nov. Miss Milli- cent Moore, a strenographcr employed in the building nt 30 Broadway. today stepped through an open door into the elevator shaft. Her skirt caught in an iron hook and savcd her from failing six stories.
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TAAW AGAIN.
Nugget Service.

spselal Nugget Service.
 CONCORD. N. H.. Nov. 7.-Thr governor of New Hamushire today an- nounced that he would decide the ex- tradition case of Harry Thaw next Saturday.
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Asks TEN ogre THIRTY.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nu00et SeFssce'
 PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7.--Jack Stears last night approached a man on Chestnut street and asked for ten cnets. The man was lieutenant Fits gerald of the navy and he recognized S,enrns as deserter and turned him over to the police. Today the sailor got thirty days in jail.
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WASHINGTON. Nov it was m :. nounced nt the White House today that there hnd been no change. gOod or bad, in the Mexican sita autiOn. Presi- dent Wilson told callers that he con- sidered the recent elections in Mexico to be invalid and thnt he would neith cr recognize the president or the Mex ican congress.
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OLD LANDMARK REoPENED
special Nugget Service.

Specsnt No90et oerVsce'
 NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--The famous old Haymarket. which tiourished as a dance hall in the palmy days of the rcrderloin. has been re0penc litter about i've years. The famous dance hall has been a source of much reve- nue to the police in days gone by but a reform ministration put it out of business.
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KID p'rcHec.
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Special FSueeet osrvieA
 NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Leslie Bush. wl" pitched in one Of the world series games recently played here is not yet eighteen years old. He 10 the youngest pitcher in the big leagues and plays ball for fun being independently well off.
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SNOW BOUND IN WISCONSIN.
Special Nugget Service.

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. "A train OH a branch line of the Northwestern which runs out of thls place has been showed in about fifty miles out for the past three days. 4 relief crew Is work ing to the stranded train with pro- visions.
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WAR OR PEACE WITH MEXICO
 IS NOW UP TO hUERTA

day when 1t was discovered that Man uei Madero, the uncle of the late pres idcnt. and several other relatives Of Francisco I. Madero who were recently arrested and who the United States insisted must have Il fair trial were not, as announced by Huerta to the United states, on board a Mexican eunboat at Ven Cruz. but have been all the time in a dungeon In a prison in Mexico City.
 United States Consul Canada wh" was offfeially informed that these men have been sent bn board the gunboat for safe keeping, and who so informed the state department at Washington becume suspicious and insisted upon definite information as to the where abouts of the prisoners. Again he was informed by the authorities that the men were on the gunboat. but he was not satisfied and continued his investt- gations quietly with the result that today he learned of their imprison . ment and also that they were marked for assassination.
 Consul Canada Ht once wired this information to Washington and In re- ply has received instructions to make Il vigorous protest to Huerta against this duplicity and to dcmandd guar aniee for the safety of the prisoners
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MEXICO CITY. Nov. 7.-President Huerta was informed this afternoon that an attack had been made on the life of General Felix Diax in the streets of Havana and that the general was in a critical condition as & result. Huerta merely shrugged his shoulders when the correspondent of the Associated Press gave him this information and with smile he replied What will you, He was an enemy of the state"
 It Is openly charged here that the men who attacked Diaz and Guerrero in Havana were sent there for that purpose by Huerta.
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GOVERNOR OF PORT oRlco.

Special Nugget Service.
 GEORGETOWN. Ky, Nov. 7.-Dr. Yager was today sworn In as gov crnor of the island of Porto Rico.
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the battieship Rhode Island and imme- diately issued orders that hereafter no American officers or men would he ai- lowed ashore.
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MEXICO CITY. Nov. That Huer- tahas been persistently lying to Pres Ident Wilson was made plain here to-
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NEW ELITE BATHS.

Steam and shower baths in connse- ton. Staples building, corner Front and Q street. None bu tfrssh water ussd. John Monahan, proprietor.
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VERA CRUZ. Nov. 7.--Admirai F. F. Fletcher commanding the two d. visions of the Atlantic fleet now in this port today hoisted his flag on board
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aeLIEF FOR MINERS.
spselsl Nugget ssrvIes.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 7.--Senator Pittman has introduced bill to re- lieve the miners of the Seward pen inaulu from doing assessment work.
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Furniture, hardware, clothing. sra- mite ware, new goods, everyday at Holts.
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Board of Trade Restaurant is Nssw reopensd for businsss.
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DlCTAT0R-ASSASSIM'S ARM
 REACHES OVER SEA

Diaz and Guerrero were lifted from the pavement and rushed to a hospi- tai where 1t was later said that their wounds were of very serious nature.
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s3.oo per month for the Nugg~t
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sThs Peoples Papsr"-Noms Nugget
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-01
OAKLAND NOTES.
Items for this column may be tele.
phoned to 1915 or the State Journal Office

Items for this column may be tele-
phoned to 1915 or the State Journal office.1
The Oakland Veteran club will have
their regular monthly meeting this even
ing at the George Rake home, 27S AFTER
will be held and ali members are urged
Mr.: tawIence Brit celebrated his seven
ing at his home on Forest avenue by en-
tertaining the following friends: Miss
Reba ouisley. Miss i Esther e"e covert, Mss Miss
Mabel Anderson, Miss Lydia whitenand.
Miss Juanita Brown. Miss Helen Jordan.
Eva Read. Miss Hazel Conoway. Miss
Marguerite Collins. Miss Gladys Rock.
Miss Gcidis GonHway ,, NJ Earl girt Mr.
Merle Yanorsdol, Mr.. Fred Ludington.
Mr.: Willie Lingo. Mr.. Paul Hanson. M.
Ralph Buckner, Mr.. Chas. Jessop, Mr.
Lawrence Brit. The evening was spent
playing games and music. after which
Mr.. and Mrs: Long have returned to
their nome in Mayetta, Kan. after spend
1ns few day ttI here With their
o. D. Smith of Portland. Ore. is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. L. G. Hoffman, on
Winfield avenue. and other relatives and
Mrs. E. Dreyer of Chester avenue is in
Big Springs. Kan. visiting her son for a
Ray Roeloftz Of Kansas City has re-
turned home. after a short visit at the
Albert Faye home on Strait street
Teachers meeting for Bible study OF
the Christian church will meet this even
ing at the home of the pastor, Rev. I. H.
Fuller, on Michigan avenue.
Mrs. Jordan and mother. Mrs. ]. Soules,
of Ell Paso. Tex, will leave this week for
Texas. where Mrs. Jordan will spend the
winter with relatives.
Mrs. 8. Black of Denver, Ill, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. l. H.
Fuller and Mr. EsI11loY for the two
weeks, will leave the last OF this week
for Ell Dorado, Kan. where she will visit
| Mrs. c. Wright of Rosedale, Kan. is
visiting at the G. Ellis home. 13S Forest
avenue, for a short tine.
Mrs. r. 8. Cnngman has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in Ar
kansas.
Mrs. ]. C. Lingo is visiting her son.
Charles Lingo and family in Cofeyville.
She will also visit relatives In Cherokee,
! Kan, and points in Missouri.