davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
GSeu Farf asnwSf.

Fir bas am Sonniog Ru4niitis
um holb pier llbr TN Chen Bari isasts
finb<nbe aonsert bat adpellmtifser
Jo6n 6. Wster eds foiseHbe inters
eHants yrostamm sufdmmenssftent:
Uearid .5be Wbip" 6oi3mann
Cuperture su DER Barbisr bon Gts
pillo" Ronini
Wbispering 0loipers Don Hlrn
6iabtoRb pdtroI Arn:ts
goipourri Oh. of Telpbine". garru
goipourri aus .Wlacuihld" Slecit
aornsiiplo .amerienn Bop, gtuiseht
5runt Simon.
g3otpourri aus .gobeme" patsini
poipourri Rem Dort. acnoon une
plIla EuAHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
g o b ingtDn.

Die GepinstpH Siilee ihr bas rGin'
EnHafier Splfsblatt" beiiubet nd TN
Oebaabe $40. 509-511 WabiiOu
Hbenns. 9lnseigen, Mittbsilnuseu
aHS gehsllungeu irsenomeIfer Art
meroen bis 10 l1hr 4beubs baielbif
snisssengenummeu. SeIepbon Spnts
1854.
grie ftrdger aonpenti n.
geitern g3ufn1ittog belt ser 3peig
Ser National 9liioetatton Of aetter
Garriersin aentudp cine &onpentton
in Ser &. OF 6. 6dae on Der 4 un0
Geott StraBe ab. @6aoor George e.
86iIipps hielt 0ie @iqfommen5-9ln-
forade. 9tad Grleoiguug Der @e.
idqfte fouo Die 9eamtenDIbl itatt,
0ic folqenoes Heiultat erqab: Grdii.
0ent: 8auI O. auhl bon Gopinqton
8tseor4ii6cnt: g9. 9. gafer pon 9terps
port: Scfretdr: q. &. gornruaiIer,
Goptngton: ShaBrneiiter: 8. M2
Sing, 92eluport. 81. g. 9ornrpaiier
murbc gum 0eleqoten CUR gfdtioral'
foupention, oie I'M @uguit in San
sSronci8co, Sal, Itottfiroet, errpdbIt.
Sim 9lbcro DQreu Tie Die 8oite Ser
Serrcn @m. 9tieoItn Sr uno 3r. tet
einem 9anfett irr Raih$feller Der
8dpertihen grauerei. BEL Dem Rtfter
,sSranf SO. Jracn, 8oitmeiiter g2. u.
9oncn, 9tiiiitent. GoItu1etIter Gharlc5
Sith, Utapor George 6. 8hilipps,
Goftofiices S2ynIpeftor 8ristpol6 lmo
&. g. O}ugariu$ pom Cincinnati, 3.
g. Gnans BON 2ouispiQe, Rp., Nuf.
iea 8eibel BON G5ranfiort. an., puo
2nprence aeaD pon 9IibIano, aD.,
aniprdd)en hicIteu.
om 4oli3eiamt Iiefen mebrerc
Rlngen cin. BOB balbuudii9e araben
in ben StraBen nit 5lobertgerpebren
ffieber. q. 9. grtnble, BON Ho.
1906 Scott Strnbe, beridtete. oaB
eine augel burh iein 6eniter orang.
- Gr.RoIBeibef Soc 8u9b, San.
Si6at fir Sheriif, murSe geitern aui
DEM @eqe nod bem Ct 25ohanne2
geaiicns8icntc ouf Der 2eringtor
8ifc aus icinem 9ugap geidleuoert
oI5 Elm 9fao brad. Gr entfam NIT
Ieidrten 8erfeBungen unb iette ieiner
9eg auf SduIters Rappen naa Den
gienic fort.
Inter ben iiingerr 2eiiten Del
ct. ooiephs 8erneinbe rpurbe eli
1euer Gtub i'm Sonie oes Serru $
~, 8ogt gegriirbet, Der ben Same,
~gdrnntton Club" trdgt. 9ie Beam
1erUabl ergnb folgenbes RefuItnt
@raitoent: S. s. Sduelfers; gbe
Trdffbert: s. 8. 8p8t: Sdnsueijter
Ks. g. aIbrirf; gsrnt. Gfr.: S. g
Eoh; 8npt. S..3oh. geof, Der Bednt
eeaiucM fu1rh etn grufett' 'dtattt I'M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31

3iddnshreniftffen III "a, baB Der poliz
ssil7eItafoptfit George Mbit ben bier
ipdtrtn6 Dss @frabtnbabns Gfrslis
ols Gtrsisbfsdef btfddftist sklpefsnsH
gborles Meber, ous Gbiccgo, IN nsr'
b6htiger WsiIe in Der Hdk bes Sdus
fts bat bsrumftreifsn isben. meber
mar fp6brtnn bes Streifs perbafisi
fporoen iinb iimbfe tpeeen einsr Wtr'
Iebung i'm fdbtifhsn arontsnbonis
bebdnbeIt lpetben. Turh bic Derbaf'
inns mar gDsbsr bsm poii3tisgsle
phiftef ipph[bttnnnf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
1ram ". 6. WOore.
gGaaen. nno peberIeibfn.

sraa N. Z. yErrn. q. G. scr ei6. Rsfsrs'
hnra 9Is itretbt: -,
turiffer seAo0rnsesi Hno laa erti Mgrute ffdrI
tn @rftf 90 hntfe StmfIsen ben aag5n asr'
rer hnSarf 9ssra 10 fhbsa srdr, out sn fsn.
asbgu fonuif gSae 10 ar sDdr fnr nsti 81
irsie.,6 20 kasfs Daasess nus ssbsrtsapsH
ii:e nlsins ss ns ~, s.ss,cssn ,srg, siss s ais. -
rsf.
IN rabm qerann uHo 60 baif2anhtr shr
mia stban aeelne essinsa tpdr enc nfbstts,
Frttua fIr n1eine Jreunns Neil re ns6I efisaf'
frf battsu rid IL mie3ey oslnne as isbeLis
aas,NenT it fanf srrnsfe : AZ sscffetf hcsts tsc
eie aaHe Ssit turser fAIetieg wufcs. napm
ii, afrabe snei Hiaf0eR 4srnfa
geriomen, meIdle ilhiiise RseBi'
men Hid,s Hebmen mSsen, sSnnen jest
gernna.1abie srbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31

sSm ftdbtifden 0ofpital fiarb seifsrn
Nahf bet 28 Jutrt nlfe peter Zen. an
Der poiptrs uiIb Botbsn Strobe ,pohns
bdfi, an ben BEL sinem llnfalI srliittnsn
Nerlt5nnoen. Gen lief seiiern Mbtnb.
trct bsr MdEnune bes GHr0nfenpdrs
isrS .SogN Qt0nofb bon Der g., B. unb
ID. 0!lsa1d9e, IN ben GslaIsn 90 a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
H G IN y o TT.
-->2>--

81. S'eipport Office fur bas Gin
sinnatier goIfsbIatt" befinSet iif IN
gso. 339 s)orf Srafe, gegeniber bem
Gpurtbonie, ,uDielbi. Reuigfeifen, 4n.
seisen II. |. NJ. bis 10 ltbr 45 Rinn.
ten Ibenos entgegcngenommsH sueTs
ben. SeIepbon Senfb 240I
- 9auienbe betbiliettn ii6 geitsrn
an benz I5efe bss 81. gonifacius Dais
ienz8ereins, bas auf ban Griinoen oes
ct. Joiepbs Baiienhauiss in Cob
Springs an Der QleraRorid pite pers
anitaltet puroe. 3ie 9orIttber Sss
8aiisr>9 >9ereins battsn in jsoer Sin.
ii6t bafir geforgt, baB Die Sunsen
lopobl aIs bic Qlten iih nidt Ianss
neilten. Der Grfolg bes leites mar
in jeber 5inii6t befrteoigenb.
- 2tuf G3runD elmer 4n5abl Brief,
bat Mapor SeimboIb cine Qnsdbl
Birtbe Dor iid tommsn IaHen uni
ibHeH Die Warnung ssae6en, oaR, i'm
Safe peitere 8eI9pereen tp2gen Der.
leBung bes mlitternu6tsseIeges Elm,
laufeu, ibnen bic Qi3sns ent5oatr
mlroe. GbeHio muB bas SpisIen aus
tomattf9er 9ianos in 9irtbI4after
am SOnntas aufboren.
- Dos aeidenbesdnsnib Der Der.
Itorbenen Srdu Waoeiins Braun, Sat.
tin beg ggiatam Braun, fanD Don
sruusrbaufe, SO. 112 8eit glft
StraBe, aus itatt. ReD. 0auismun
BON Der Gn. prot. ct. gdulus Sir9
leitete ben 1rauergottesbienit uni
ipurbe bic fierblide 5iiae ouf bsu
Sprius grope Griebbof beftottet. 9i
pier 8riiber beg 9errn 9raun .fungir
teN dig .AnhrtHd9 9r6gsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31

nnnnten Balm on Der GOitrain MOT
me srtlaHs unb iiberiab odbei pas
6erannaben zines 3iass. Gtp tpurot
BON Der pctomotipt erfdbt uns iibsr'
Tabren- Tem llneliidIiten ipuroen
beipe geine uno Der rthts Urn Gbgss
fahrea, ebenfo srlift sr eiHen G6doris
bruh, pslnen @srlssuns yen I'm
Iitdotiifkn arantsnbauis erIas. Der
Batter bss gsruHsIiidttn iittte feinsn
Gohn fofcrf mad btm lnfdn I'm
aran.enhaaie auf unb psr5lisb BIB au
bfitu Enbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
9abfoti NIB Dellebue.

- Die Offisisrs unb monnihaft.n
Der Cincinnati Rabp Rseruitins Stns
tion hoben ibre 3eIts am Gubs Der
Muin Strabs, DaD.pn, uuigefhlasen.
aopt. Walisr 8. Batting. gruber S.s
Qppeaationsribters Sohn W. Batting.
fibrt bas 9ommnnbo. Sic nerb. n
Biz gum Is. Septembtr I'm Camp
bieiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31

49, liuier agent in 6nmiltpn IN
6err Gbnarb grnd. 449 Sas Giiufte
etrahe. gea sel. 476 g., Dome
Ebone 1881 u.

Die b6fe Giferfuht.
(spesinfbcpeffe oes Observation-Disclosures }
SamiIton, g., 80. Weni. lin.
ter Der anflage bes U1orooeriuds
puroe am 6reitog aberio Sobn 81.
aenne6p bon go. $50 Spenmore
Strabe, elm ariippel iinb ebemaliger
Shailfpirtb, perhaftet, ip1brenb Tein
0pfer 2o,is Siepering NIT elmer
8tpoIi 3oa Ianeen Sdnitttuunbe in
iebr bebenflifem 3nitnnb i'm Wercr
SoipitnI barnieberliegt. Rennsot
purbe BEL benz Heneontre nnb stem
lid bos 5neerihtet, oenn pr trllq Ser.
iesHngen I'm gefiflt ioDie am Infer
gein bnDon. Iieie berbangniBDoll
nerIaufene griiselei fons in oeH
gurf Der bferten @dro itatt, MO Sie
nerIing In 9egIeitnng zines ssreanbes
gsnnlens Sad 2ltbertcn nlii aennebt
itieB, auf ben er nngeblitb zines Jrnu
|en3inrnters ipegen eiferIiidtig mar
BET besn funbGetneI.ge -tDttfbsss 551
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
1erOorragcnoe
Sd)u(-
ce6rerin
yurSe pom einem ifmeret 5aa bon
@srpaiftat Sard gsrH.Ha
aebsilt.

Drnn y. q.
R set< f08
Gtr.
can ansonlp.
rsras DsIff
sine sfsbsrris
senbe G4at
lsbresiu rnr.
ixreibl:
Gs afrRi6t
m;r sHEa Dsr.
guhatn. bfe
Sersisutft ssn
etraHa besea.
cen sH isns
ngR
q lhi on
sIfat mssHtr
e6paaa rtr
ssism 5r'sn.
meHbEat arb
an etne m
ismefsn en'
htn, Tetyna
1bai mlA ge'
s1Siffs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31

WortIif senem men.
.mie large iinb gie bier inonGe!.
aer2@
sWa. 70 fiebsebn Sabre m5sen i6on
terItrid,en ieift.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
9eufId,er asbrer.gereiu.

Den Diiniten elmer glnsubl Wlits
glies<r sniIpredsRe. 1T bic lsbte re-
gslmdbige 8erIammlune nesTeuti6en
asbrsrpsreins duf Soutiios. IA. 5uni.
peri6obtn tpornen. Gieklbt tpiro in
einsm rsisenb sskssnen 2anofis an
Der 9eIh gite dbeehdlten tperoen. Die
Sbsilnehmsr trtfftn f9 nm 2 llbr
ssd1mitiass am Gnopunit Der Gibe'
ron Strab,nbahnIinie. Bon bier gebfs
per Wassn na6 ben bsrrliden piHts,
Sin snbIreiner 8efuh tpiro srpatiet.
benn ntben einem intsrtHnnien muFs
idlifhtn prosranm iteben rpi6tie<
Gtihdfis ouf Der 9asesorbnune. Ner
an benz etmeiniamen abtHo<fen ibtil.
3HnsbnsH fpiinfdi. mub Seiretdi
gbos. 20. 9adenkre Dor TonHerfas
u. Suni, bapon in asnninib i.sen.
Dos ppaftdnbise prospomm lau'
ie!:
Gefdnssnertrns.
ganpmeb BON 5ran5 SHuber!.
gDibmung oen Robsrt GHumdHn.
fri. Gillian Gnarnberft; gesleis
iuns. Jrl. geiid Sulisan.
stIauisrpprtrag.
Jrl. Celia Snuipon.
Oddnssportrdge.
GrIiSnis. BON 5ran5 Sdub<ri.
WnIoeiniomieii, BON Nnr Regsr.
Jriibiinsstns. bon 5r. Shuberi.
aauf Der W<lt, bon gonarb Drie5.
Fri. Winno y. Dorm; Begieitung,
sJrI. emma 9utIer.
Gefhiftiidss.
Herinte Der HedHiisn.
9orfnHbsUnb!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31

Jm 6oufe bon John Dortp, SO.
1888 pdrton Modb. fpirbx eelsern IN
bsr Abipti<nbtit Der Jamilit tin Gin
brmh periibt, bd iptImem nugtbIiM
GoIbf06xn i'm mert6 pcn $1O7 snt.
ipeuett -lsusbsiL GiM Sseiute ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
four HANGED IN
ALABAMA PRISON

Mont gvmcrr. Ala. April Two
white men and two negroes. all con-
,ict.d OF murder We're hanged today
IN til. inil herr.
Til. first to mount the scafio<i
was C. Walter Jones, sentenced or
tho murder OF Sloan Rowan IN u
railroad ;rIin here. The rope slip
rcd ana Jones vas not pronounced
d'd until 80 minutes later. Persons
who witnessed th. execution said
dcpn,ics wcr. compelled TO hold
Jones bOdy away from tn" floor.
Arnold Gilmore. white. who "as
executed next. died In minutes.
Gilmore waS condchncd FOR the
murder OF Mrs Lucil. Tupprtis
John Adsins a negro. woh killed =
ratrolman was pronounced dead In
I minutes after the trap was sprung.
sixteen minutes Was required for tn"
execution OF Coleman German, u
u, gro who killed his wife.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
STRIKE RIOTERS SHOT
BY POLICE; SIX hit,
TWO WILL DIE

ALBANY. y. Y. ADril = SIX
strike rioters wcr.s hot by til. police
today during an attack which mob
OF 800 made on III" plant of the Co.
lumbian Rope company Two of the
six are fatally injured.
Alter the shooting. the situation
became so serious that Mayor ONcill
called out the fire department aud
the local militia company.
Tn. mob. all foreigners. gathered
at the plan, a, = o'clock. ChiGf of
rolic. Bell and Il squad OF thirty
men were stationed there. attempted
to arrest one OF the leaders aud the
strikers became ugly The prisoner
vas rescued from the police in q
hand TO hand battl. and tn. blue
coats were getting the worst OF Il
when chief Bell ordered them 10
draw their revolvcrs
Crc vollry was rir.d over the
heads OF the strikers with no effect
aud the police were compelled 10 fire
into the crowds. Six strikers. two
women nnd four men dropped. one
OF the women and ono OF the men
Will die.
After the shooting til" mob re-
formed. and made another attack.
The strikers obtained quantities OF
salt and threw Il into the ewes OF the
police. who finally, to avoid further
blood she'd. took up a position iDsid"
the mill gates, The strikers then
charged on the gates,
The police were fighting against
great odds. and rumors that many Of
thes trikcrs had gone bacls to the
foreign colonies to obtain weapons.
caused Chief Bell TO send for the
fir. department. Lines of hose were
laid and tn. strikers were driven
back gradually. They continued in
an ugly mood. however. and Mayor
O'Neill decided to call out the mill
tia.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
CUB TRAINER SwATS
EvERS ON JAW AND
THROWS up HIS JOB

Chicago. April ALLEGED dis
sension between manager John Evcrs
and members OF the Chicago Nation
al league baseball club came to a
head with the return OF the tenn to-
tlay after seven weeks training
trip. when trainer Senmons pre-
scntcd his resignation in the form OF
q blow to the managers jaw.
The fight occurred just Ms the
train was pulling into this city
from Kansas City. The Journal this
afternoon declares the training trip
has no, been us harmonious as had
been reported. f.vcrs. the Journal
learns from persons who took the
trip. has not been able TO control his
temper and there have been numer-
ous minor souubb,es. The new man
ager liz said to have been rather
sharp in his criticisms and has Ell
gagged in fueds with newspaper cor
respondents as well as with members
OF his club. While there were no op-
en- outbreks. resentment was obvious
and Semons brought the affair to a
crisis today. The fight started when
Evers asked Semmons If he had Or
dered the team to report for prac-
t,ce this afternoon. The trainer re-
Piled that he gave such instructions
when instructed to do SO by the man
agcr At this Evers lost his temper.
and is said to have applied foul Ian
guage to the trainer. The latter re-
piled with his fis, and Evers fell
over into his seat. The players end
ed the fray and prevented further
damage. He admitted using the Ian
yuape to which Semmons objected
but said he did not mean it the way
the trainer took It,.
| Semmous left the squad at the rail
way station. He said manager Tinker
wanted him at Cincinnati. Senmons
added that he would sign contract
to train the Cincinnati team.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
OLD COUNCIL To
MEET NEXT
THUR. EVE.

NgNUr u, l.. TAYLOR and civ Clerk
|. q. Msliik-n sitting as members Of
u cInyaEsing board ;his afternoon
the yot. east IN til" eight precincts
OF til" city at tn" regular election
held lasl TUESDAY. April /, Wien
the canvass II mad" III" abstract Of
votes viii bc filed away. aiicr II In
received IN til" regular formal man
n-r by the city council, A special
meeting OF III, city council viii ID"
Lrld next Thursday night. AprlI 10
to ,ompl"," the busIE"B. Of the lis
cnl year and wind up Tia. affairs oi
III. pr.Scnt administration. and the
Incoming Officers aud newly elected
board OF aldermen Will TAX" their
s.'a. Monday might, April ~.
On. OF tn. first duties oi MAYOR
bunluVy viii h" TO name hih stand
inE committees OF the council for the
youT. Al til. first m.-iing also all
riIy officers. nirlib.rs oI the pole"
department aud live department. In
rT,ctor- "ic.. will b- elected by Tia"
.ouncIi. the officer IT, b- Oiled hy
the city ooun'ii uTr ,i,v ATTORNEY.
polir. mugiStratc. superintendent Of
TIA" water work.. city engineer street
,oMm,r-ioH-r. chief rf pole" and
seven opiic"mcn. night captain NJ
police, chief OF 'ir" department. 80
>is,.nt chief aud seven fir,uon
city physician, and ai, necessary In
fI-ctorship, aud I,nitor of city
hall
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
WESTERN SENATOR
FACES SERIOUS CHARGE,
WOMAN IN The CASE

Washington. April Charges in
yolving the moral conduct of Demo-
cratic senator from western state
have been presented TO United S'a,'A
Attorney Wilson here and he Is in
vest!gat,ng. \ man seeking federal
office charges that when his VIE.
acting In his behalf. went to the SEN
ator the latter acted in an improper
manner, and later repeated this con-
duct. calling on the woman AT no
tel where the husband asserts having
post I'd witnesses.
The senator declares tn. charges
are blackmlil and pan OF plot to
ruin him financially. lie declaies
the witnesses against him are per-
IONS who have been. or represent his
political enemies In his own state.
The affair charged against the
senator Is allie sed to have happened
u week ago. No attempt to keep the
matter uuie, was made either by the
woman concerned her husband or
the witnesses. but not official steps
were taken at that time. Later, the
accusers stated that they intended
to drop III. affair. and finally dccid-
cd to get the advice of u lawyer.
Charges were then brought to the at
tcntiou OF the United States at,or-
ncy
United states Attorney Wilson will
not cou(irm a report that he has
presented the witnesses to tn. grand
Jury A grand Jury would lave no
over senator after
congress goes into ~ession next Mon
day. The name of the senator is
withheld by the authorities as no Of
fetal action has been taken yet.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
Suspect, Charged
with Murder, Jailed

Toms River. y. j.. April w
l., LcehaI formerly employed as a
private secretary by Mrs T., NJ,
Horne Of Pittsburgh. IL in Jail here
today charged with the murder OF
MIR. Charles l.. Turner OF Lake
Wood. y. j.. who WIS III" wife OF an
employ" on tn" csta'. oi George j.
Gould On April 20. 1911. Mrs,
Turner's body was found In - clumi
OF woods ut Lakewood. the face beat.
'u into the earth and the skull !rac-
iur.d, Sh. hni apparently fought
FOR her honor bcfor. sac died, Lee
han lived II, Lakewood at the I'm"
bu, later moved to Whit. Plains, y
y, lie l. married.
Private detectives hHN. h"cn on
til" prisonrr's trail FOR 10 months
One OF ;h.m gained his confidence
ANA luTcd him into New Jersey ior
arrest He collapsed but denied his
guilt.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
AUSTRIA FEARS
THAT RUSSIA WILL
AID the ALLIES

Vienna, April t.=Llitl. Noni"n.-
.ro's dciianc" Ui the powers II tho
subj.., OF "a series OF ou;Lur.,s IN tn.
ucwsplpUra here, There sr" iniica-
fIons. Austrian editors believe. that
scm. oi til. powers are no. support
Ing the program agreed upon FOR co.
.T,!On vf Montenegro. The finger
Of suspicion points particularly al,
Rurg,'H.
Although the pupcrs print today
au apparently inspired declaration
announcing that Austria-iiungary
'Ni,"c.s to 81, independently against
Montenegro. In cas-" the naval dem
rns,ra'iun BY til" powers is insu'i-
ci'nt
On. editor adds iha, th, cIty Of
Seuturl mu,, belong to ih" iu.ur"
stat. or Albauia. with or without
III" consent Of Europe.
London. April liking Nicholas
cf MoHt.n.gro Ii determined to cap
,urc and hold Scu'aTl. sayS dis-
patch from C-ttiuip which sIy.r the
following s'nt.mcn, from til. king:
II a.snrc you that aud my pco-
pi. men TO keep tn" hand wc have re-
taken during tn" war. We mean to
take Scutari and mean 10 keep II.
This H. the dominating inpu,s. OF
th, lont.nrsrins. who KNOW too
we'll that 1t I. Ear better to Ill. fight
ing than to Sp ON living ~ We arr
now
TIL. king pointed omt that the pos
Session OF the fertile land OF th. Zcta
valley was u quest ion of III. aud
death To HE country and that his
people wcr. prepared 10 defy the
will Of Europe and fight tor victory
or determination.
"Scuiari will he my capital IN the
future" declared III. king In conclu-
sion.
Vienna. April IA great demon
sira,ion IN favor OF the S'ar races
occurred at Spala'o. the Damalt'7n
seaport. today on the occasion OF the
cmbarka,ion of Austrian troops
buun for the south. Loud cheers
were given by the population for
King Nicholas of Montenegro. King
Peter Of Scrvia aud King Ferdinand
of Bulgaria.
Twenty arrests were made aud rig
orous measures har" been taken by
til. authorities to prevent disorder
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
GIRLS HELD on SUSPICION
OF PLOT TO START FIRES

London. AnriI TWO 2IrIs sus-
pcctcd OF being militant suffraScttc,
about to commit an outrage. were ar
rested today before dawn. They
carried bags containing paraffin.
paper saturated with oil. candles
and matches In each OF the bags
was IL paper bcring thes crawl;
"I,eware OF how YOU treat Mrs.
Pankhurst.
The girls, when brought up at the
police headquarters gave their names
ms Phyllis Brady and Millicent Dean.
They had explained to the police
men who arrested TENN that they
were returning from their Easter
holidays.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
ETHEL ROOSEVELT
WEDS n. Y. PHYSICIAN

oyster Bay. y. T.. April i.--Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, daughter of Theo-
dorc Roosevelt was married today in
Christ's Episcopal church at noon TO
DR.. Richard Derby OF New YORK.
Two hundred close friends and rela-
tiycs of the couple saw the ceremony
Rev. Il. George h. Talmadgc,
pastor OF the local church assisted
by the Rev. Cotton Smith of Wash
ington and the Rev. DR.. Endtcott
Peabody of Groton. Mass. performed
the ceremony, The brides attend
ants were the Misses Helen Roster
Josephine Osborn. Margaret Tucker.
Mary Derby aud Cornelia i.ansdoh.
The brides brother, Roger a. Derby
was best man.
DR.. and Mrs. Derby will sail FOR
Europe tomorrow.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04

Pair Held on Charge
of Poisoning Grocer

Chickasha. Okla. April Mrs, Il,
$. Woodward and John CoS,igllo
wrr, arrested today hcarged with the
murder by poison Of nr-, WoodUard's
husband. who died u week ago. NJ
the tim. of his death Mis-. Woodward
said her husband succumb"d 10 pto-
maine poisoning after eating sar-
liues. lie had been III n few day
Woodward's body has been dlsin-
TERED and III. stomach gent to ,hc
stat. chemist FOR anniysis
Followin. ISudward's death rcla-
live hired detectives Their luycs-
,,pltIons led to today's arrests.
Woodward had been grocer her"
Tor several years and was widely
known. lie was ." ycaIS old, Ills
wife we Of about the snric age lie
left $4,000 inSIramc- IN his wIfc'S
fuNOr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
MEXICO SHORT OF FUNDS

Mexico CITY. Aprii 1.-The MeXi-
can finance minister reported to cou-
grcss today that the balance III the
treasury at the end of January was
sl6,J3O. 900 and s59i 500 NOR. dis
,ributcd among the postal and tcls-
graph offices.
This amonnt." he said. is what
remains OF the so-c1iled reserves Of
tho Mexican treasury. OF this sum
80. 100000 Is the monetary commits
tion fund which eau uot be dis
hursed"
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
MoRMoNs IN SESSION

Salt Lake City. Utah. April T.
The annual conference of the Church
Of the Latter Day Saints was opened
here today by President Joseph +.
Smith. President Smith confined his
address to church work and urged
harmony OF action. \ record number
of delegates from all parts OF the
world is here for the three days con-
ference
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
BOXING BILL PASSES

U'HN"F, VOIU.. NfTIT F-TH" UIII
to permit ten round boxing "oHto,,S
IN Colorado under tn" supervision at
a stat" Commi. sion was passed an
final r"adin. by til" senate today by
"a vot" oi ~ I" IL. Having already
passed tho house. II no~ goes Ia The
Governor. The M ,sur" restricts the
privilege "f giving bouts 'o rlubs
paying an annual lic.Us" f'- ~ s:iu
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
REBELS MOVE QUARTERS

Washington April l.-GtncraI
headquarters of Carranzistas of the
Northern Mexico are today establish
ed at Ciudad Porfirio Diaz. The mafn
body OF the Carranzn army remains
at Moncluvu, two days south.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
ESTABLISHED 1877
PR0GRESS|vto
CAUCUS IN
PUBLIC

Washington. April l.-Rcprcscn-
tatIve Victor Murdock OF Kansas was
una nj mOusly elected by the Progress
aiv. party caucus here today AS l'h
candidate for speaker OF the house.
Thirteen representatives attended
and the affiliation OF four rcprcsrn-
tatIvcs who nave not yet reached
Washington was announced. Repre-
sentative II. ", Temple of Pennsyl-
vanla was chosen permanent chair
man OF the caucus
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
100000 FIRE IN ALBERTA

Calgary, NIDerth. NUh., AprII T.
Fire caused by teh careless dropptng
of u lighted cigarette i'll livery
stable today caused loss Of $780,
900 by fire at Langdon. 20 miles east
Of here.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
BULGARS ARE ACTIVE

T.IIIV0N. NVTTT - HV DUTS'T T'TI
troops in front OF the Turkish lines
at Tcha,alia have begun to rally un-
der cover of series OF skirmlshc.. {.
according ~ a despatch from Con
stantincplc.