The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1913-09-19

there is but little firm ground upon
which to base belief that General
Huerta IL not be candidate to sue
coed himself Or any other belief with
regards to events in Mexico. The presi-
dent has no information as yet that
preparations have been made for hold
ing the presidential elections in Mex
leo next October.
cARRlZo SPRINGS, MEx.-Barney
Cline, the American soldier of fortune,
and thirteen MeXicans belonging to
his band Of ammunition smugglerS
were indicted for murder by a special
grand jury here. They will be placed
on trial Wednesday and if verdict CT
guilty is brought in as is now expect
ed, they will probably all be hanged
Cline is about thirty-five years old
and gives evidence of high education.
He claims to be a graduate of Har
ward and says that Cline is not his
right name. He refuses to throw any
light upon his early life. He is famil-
lar with prominent New York families
and their social affairs.
NEW YORK - One more ar
rest has just been made in the case
. ofAnna Aumuller, for whose murder
Hans Schmidt, a priest, was arrested
early Sunday The prisoner is DR..
E. A. Muret, dentist living on the
ground floor of 301 st. Nicholas
avenue. He was taken to the West
One Hundred and Twenty-ffth street
station. According to the report in
headquarters, the physician under ar,
rest is said to have performed an OPP
Grafton on the Aumuller woman, from
the effects of which she died.
NEW YoRK-"Big Tim" Sullivan
van was buried at 1870 a. m. and
the occasion was perhaps the most
notable in the Bowery's history. 1t is
estimated that 10000 persons viewed
the remains before being taken to Old
st. Patricks, where Mgr. Kearney
conducted the service. The inter
ment was at Cavalry cemetery. Sulli-
van had been killed by train after
he had escaped from his brothers
house, where he was confined, he be-
ing insane.
BERLIN-It is reported here that
the neutrality-suspicious. Steamship
company announces that their big ship
Imperator will be taken off the New
York service in October and partly re-
built. Her boilers have shown that
they are insufficient for her require
ments and Will be fitted with others
which will enable her to use oil fuel.
A number of staterooms will be con-
verified into smaller compartments.
CALDWELL, NJ. j. - Mrs. Laura
A. Thompson, a wealthy widow,
of New York, who has been occupying
a cottage at North Caldwell, with her
sister, Mrs. E. Doyle, for the past six
months, was instantly killed when a
runabout she was driving went under
a railing along a five foot embank.
ment on Bloomfield avnue and pinned
her body between the car and the rail-
ing.
RENO, NEW. - Professor ].
C. Jones. head of the geological de-
partment of the University of Nevada,
is in a hospital here suffering from
perforation of the bowels. He was in
jured in playing on the faculty team
in a socker game with the seniors. He
has a nationwide reputation as a ge-
ologist.
SAVANNAH, GA. = The officials
of the Southern Express company de-
clared they had evidence leading to a
solution of the robbery of $1,000 in
transit from the Chase National Bank
of New York to banks in Savannah,
Brunswick and Valdosta, Ga, and ex-
pected an arrest would be made soon.
DAVENPORT, IA.-Being charged
with violating the Mann white slave"
act in bringing a fifteen-year-old girl
from Moline to Davenport for immoral
purposes, Count Edwin ]. Brunswic