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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14
YOUTH ARRESTED ON ROOF
Tells Police He's "A Gentleman, but
Is Held for Larceny.

Arrested on the roof of the tenement
house at No. $50 Grand street. Adam
Micka, seventeen years old, who refused
10 make known his address. and described
himself as "a gentleman" was locked up
last night Oh charge of grand larceny
made by Mrs. Minnie stein. Mrs. stem
was at dinner when she heard neigh-
Dor screaming fer the police. and upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14
INV Telegraph to The Tribune.


Albany. Airil 13.-rhree bills designed
TO carry out the Progressive party's plat
form pledges regarding public service cor
poration regulation will be introduced TO-
morrow night by Senator Salant and AS
semblyman Volk. of Kings County. They
were prepared for the legislative commit
tee OF the Progressves by group OF
public utility experts.
These bills. which the Progresslves ir~
sist would put teeth" into the Public
Service commissions law, which expert
once proves it needs, are expected to be
, used as campaign issues by them in Ne"
! York City this fall.
The first bin provides that IN any near
ing by the commission as TO change In
rates facilities or service the burden OF
proof TO justify the change shall be on
the company: that i'm any proceeding as
! TO the reasonableness of any rate or the
adequacy Of any service the burden OF
full disclosure Of all the facts as to such
rate and service shall be on the company
| within whose especial knowledge such
facts are, and that when schedule is
| filed changing "A rate charged or service
afforded by a public utility the commits
sion may suspend the taking effect or
such schedule pending an investigation or
the reasonableness and propriety OF such
change Priority is given to cases IN
which such suspension is granted.
The power conferred is similar to that
exercised with salutary effects since June
IS. 1910, by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. ! bill comforting this power was
passed by the Legislature last year and
vetoed by Governor Dix
In Westchester County thousands OF
commuters have been paying since July,
1910. 81 to s. month more for their
l ,raperorfa ffop than they would have pdld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14
SEIZE 8 AS WHITE SLAVERS .

Atlantic City. April l5.-charged with
conducting a white slave clearing house
IN this city. Tony Zuccerlna. Joe Matias
and Tony Saaca were arrested here to-
night.
The police allege the men "lurcd young
girls and married women to their estab-
lshments by distributing tnrouah the
mails fake advertisements painting IN
glowing terms bachelors camp.
Four girls. whose names are withheld
were taken into custody with the men.
Al were lodged In jail 10 await a hearing
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14
Vault Looks ImpreenabIe.

II is thought that the burglars sus-
pended operations with the coming ~
daylight, intending IL the Jagged
hole in the back wall was not discov-
cred, TO return last night and conclude
their project The walls OF the vault
were covered on the inside. with net
work of burglar alarm wires. and I,
would have been difficult to pierce them
at any point without detection. III,
vault walls were four feet thick
on the floor Of the pawnshop. near
the Jagged hole through which ,he mon
had crawled. were found several can
dies and knife
\ tenant in No. 40 Elizabeth street.
directly back Of the pawnshop dis.
covered the jagged hole in the back
wall. Assuming a burglary had been
committed he communicated with the
Mulberry street police station. Will
lam II. Kinsler. captain OF that pre-
cinct. and Detective Lieutenant John J.
Ward. Detectives Shevlin and Carve,a
and several patrolmen. surrounded the
block.
Massacre and the Runino brothers
were detained as they were leaving No.
$50 Elizabeth street. They were un-
able 10 satisfactorily explain their
presence in the house, and were ar
rested. They gave information that
led To the inspection OF the three room
fat and the arrest of Lagattuta.
The three room flat I'm which Lagat-
tuta and TIE revolver were found. The
police learned. was engaged three
weeks ago. Blankets had been placed
over the back windows and the move
mcnts OF those I'm the fat could not be
observed by persons I'm the pawnshop
or buildings adjoining IL in the back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14

opening the window she saw a man
climbing the fire escape leading from her
apartment 10 the roof,
Detectives Hayes and Harvey iouhh
Micka hiding behind the chimney Tie
was taken t. tine Stein apartment. where.
the police say a bracelet. diaHonh
lockct and watch and chain. valued a
g., and g., I'm cash. the property Of Ms.
stein. were found I'm his pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14
FIVE HURT IN AUTO CRASH.

Hornell, y. V, April l3.-Five persons
were injured this evening when an au-
tomobile in witch they were riding be-
came unmanageable and ran into tree
Two OF the injured. Mrs Joseph Ram
macher. aged forty-hve. and Mrs. Henry
Bond, both OF Hornell, will probably die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14
LONE SYNAGOGUE IN COLON

Colon. April 13.-What Is claimed TO be
the only synagogue In Central and South
America. with the exception of those in
Argentina and Brazil, was dedicated here
to-day. Rabbi Dobrin. OF Jamaica. OIL
ciated. President Porras and many prom
incnt Americans and Panamans attended
the services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14
ALL SET FOR GREAT
PAWNSHOP' ROBBERY
Continued from first page.

and bit, a saw. two small crowbsrs,
several "jimmies" and n number Of
plaste-er's hammers. The instruments
as well as the revolver found In the
three room APARTMENT were confscated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-14
Found No Takers.

OF course, no expression of this inn
preston was conveyed TO Mr.. Bryan.
Each OF the diplomats who responded
to his request 10 call expressed polite
interest in the suggestion and gave az
surances that he would submit ii to his
government. But Mr.. Bryans astuie
suggestion found no takers. Brazil mas
recognized China without even ADVISING
the United states OF her purpose. In
fact. the first information regarding
that fact came TO the Secretary by way
of news dispatches from London.
Meanwhile. the impression has gone
abroad in Washington that III some
way Secretary Bryan made hmseit ana
his country ridiculous by his proposal,
or some feature thereof, the fuil detai!s
Of which he has never made pupllc'
and this impression appears 10 nave
reached the White House for Pres,-
dent Wilson has taken the matter into
his own hands and has not even maue
clear to his Secretary OF State the &C.
velopments which he regards as con-
dition precedent To recognition.
on April I there was a broad inti-
nation at the Department OF state
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09

a romance begun hftY years ago
vixen no youthful sEeefhearts were
separated - unusual circumstances.
tse Fozng nan coming Eest and his
Hzacee being married. then widowed
during The Civil Wzr, and which re-
suited N = reunion and marriage :
few days ago in Portland. Ore vas
revealed when NJ. and Mrs. Charles
.. JeEeft arrived i san Pedro OF the
steamer Beaver.
FTfty-t#o gears ago they net in
Saekeft's Harb0r. y 7. They had
agreed 70 sed, bat drifted apart
Later both married. 4 short time
ago Je1ett made q visit and renewed
.asir former friendship. He then lelt
for his home with her promise that
she would follow soon This she did
a week ago, and The coapIe-he ,
and she = years Of sge-were mar
red IL Portland.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
A Case Of Mother-in-Law.

Take that. and that" shrieked
Mrs. Felix Pagan, Of Easton. a. she
net her son-in-laE. Dr. Louis "
schEindt, in front OF the court house
IN Allentown. Pa. On a recent after
noon. Mrs. Pagan vigorously WELD
ed her hezvily-loaded mesh bag and
as DR.. schwindt fell back he began to
bleed from the mouth and oon ex-
perforated a tooth
Mrs. Pagan Is the mother-in-law o
DR.. SchKindf. xho visited Allentown.
10 prosecute the as against his
young wife. arrested when detectives
broke into q room in a hotel and
found her in company xith a young
Philadelphia lawyer. she vas in
dicted by the grand jury, but the
case vas postponed. because her
companion wanted to respond TO the
subpoena
Mrs. SchNindt says they were
secretly married while DR.. Schgindt
was still a student It Medieo-Chi,
and that after his graduation. instead
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09

Us f3e1 zeeoz1sS fer her Art Sc
E1s azrsztly feeling Il sod SPIRITS
Ekez ~ HUSBAND ST - hozs
about : rxlscE
Wz1 Dr Tzazsa returned q Is
hoe khozt 11zs5 oeseck - 6s.41-
ID - oaor o. gas zad uRoa izxau-
eating fozz3 As Elfs partially cad
sTi1g On 3 pillow = ne Bathroom
witk lie zNs - n le Ezser heater
rur1az en- he arriez her = zzotae-
rocz al called The ezerEe1r Aos-
Eltzi attendants q zhlcA responded
wirh ne ralzoser Dr. y r tn
zzls Id eaea summoned zzd work-
I'd fer more tA4n sn aour. zt Nsrh-
oI- Success
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
Fst Hesr<d k-ep Him asost.

Hzrv E5ozzkF o Yes Loregns
cOr7 Eho tks4ga j. years Cd,
ae5ga 80 pOszds. swan from the
Brooklyn br5ogs % BzyTi5ge. = Dis
tzree o. eight u1es Sunday after
200. Eith IS hzz1s ard feet bound
Ard toEss 4 rowb6zt 4 which we're
seven zen weighing more than . tn
he explained the fart that RE stunt
took hin three hosrs ard eleven nit
stes - SAYING thai the tide i Butter
milk ehznnel vas against hin. TIE
boat rss attached % Ez5onskFs
shoulder - q sort o. Duteh collar
zrrz1gelent
TIE Fosag swimmer was IN fne
physical condition ~ tie end Of the
saunt In addition to faIs nesly zon
honor of being champion marine
truck horse Of The Eorld EIiOnsky
once szsm thirty miles il fifteen
houTs.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
Bat They >Sy Loves Fre Burn.
~grpN@r

Tie carve O loTe as ee- trzc-
- Dr Iezznz gsckh. Of Hamburg
German after zuea stasy CT me
scientific principles governing the re-
azEfozs between the SEXES His dia-
gran shoEs tai - male capacity
for a@e-t5on toNzrd fhe othsr sax s.
hig1ez batzeea ne ages q ~ and
-. whereas The female curve s
highest be.ssn 90 and "a
Tie statistics are hsssd q an IL
animation q the sex lives Of ace IA
nous men ard women Dr. Jzekh
observes that mar loves aFpreclzbly
AZ -. bal that after hat there IS =
drop. oHing % his getting oFsr
Touths frs delasl0ns
He begins to love strongly. says
me doctor. q =. He seldom really
loves Al %. being then TOO sissy alth
his advancement n life. A. that ags
he wnl accept love and in many IN
sranees make advaaeemenfs. but
after so. almost invariably. the nan
: wholly receptive ard the woman
makes practically All the advances
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
President Wilson's Thanksgiving
Proclamation

President Wilson has designated
Thursday. November =. as Thanks
giving Day, and issued the following.
his first Thanksgiving proclamation.
The seaso is at hand in which Il
has been our long respected custom
as a people 10 turn in praise and
Thanksgiving TO Almighty God for His
manifold mercies and blessings to Us
as a nation. The year that has Just
passed has been marked in a peculiar
degree by manifestation OF His grac-
ious and b~eneheent providence"
We have not only had peace
throughout our oNn borders and with
the nations OF the world. bat the
peace has been frightened b. con
stantly multiplying evidences OF gen
ulne friendship. Of mutual sympathy
and understanding. and OF the happy
operation Of many ~eleyating in
nuenees, both OF ideal and practice.
The Nation has been prosperous
not only. but has proved its capacity
to take calm council amidst the rapid
movement Of affairs and deal with its
own life In a spirit Of candor. right
eousness aud comfy. We have seen
the practical completion OF a great
work at the Isthmus of Panama.
which not only exemplifes the Ma
tons abundant to accom-
plish what 1t viii and the distinguish
ed skill and capacity of its public
servants, but also promises the be-
ginning OF a new age. OF new con-
tracts, new neighborhoods. new sym
pathies. new bonds and new achieve
ments OF cooperation and peace.
" righteousness exalteth a Ma
ton. and peace on earth. and good
will towards men furnish the only
foundations upon which can be
built the lasting achievements of the
human spirit. The year has brought
us the s~atisfactions of work we'll done
ana fresh visions Of our duty which
will make the work of the future
better still.
Nov. therefore, ! Woodrow Will
son, president of the United States Of
America. do hereby designate Thurs
day, the twenty-seventh of November.
next. as a day of thanksgiving and
prayer, and invite the people through
out the land TO cease from their
wonted occupations and in their
several homes and places Of worship
render thanks to Almighty God.
| In witness whereof. | have here
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
Connecticut Woman Sentenced to
Death.

ars. Bessie j. Wakefield and
James Plex Nere sentenced in the
Connecticut court b Judge Burpo
Tuesday afternoon 10 be hanged AT
the prison at New Haven. on March
4 next for the murder Of William
Wakefield, the woman's husband
No woman prisoner has been hanged
in Connecticut since 1856.
Wakefield was killed at his home
in Cheshire. Conn. last June. Plew
turned states evidence and confess
ed that he had c~onspired with Mrs.
Wakefield 10 murder her husband
while she took three children for a
walk. He shot Wakefield and tied a
rope around the neck TO give the APP
pearance Of suicide.
Plew Is a member Of the famous
Jewkes family. which scientists a
has produced more than 1900 de-
fectiyes. Mrs. Wakefield is the
mother Of several young children.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
Revelation May Prove In Awful
shock

Mrs. Marion E Arnett. = pretty
~idoK o. Philadelphia. VII marry
next week q MAJ she has never seen
and whose face she xill rot look
upon uptil after the wedding cere-
monies he is Dr. Francis y. Hart
ley. q prominent throat specialist Of
Baltimore. He has never seen his
bride.
After eouFtinE the widow for
several months b mai and telephone
the specialist received his ansse r over
the telephone. and Il was agreed that
they should not see each Others face
until after they are married Ms
Arnett vii hide her face behind a
heavy black veil until after the eere-
mony.
d.. Hartley saTs that he does not
want TO see his brides face until AZ
ter they are married. because thelr
wedding has been planned b. ProYi-
denee. The doctor SAYS that his faith
IN Providence Is strong enough 10
take a chance. He is 3 member Of a
religious sect whose members live
b. faith"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
Train Wreck In France Take Many
Live.

TIE MarssHzes-Paris express Ezs
IN collision Tuesday night. with an
other train. ard seven coaches filed
with passengers we're practically re-
duced 70 splintsrs- The wrakags
caught ire TIE number o. dead j.
estimated AZ between forfg and Atty.
TIE accident occurred ear Melun.
2 miles from Paris Doctors in
Melan were requisitioned and Others
yer summoned from the surround
ing towns. In addition 70 the dead.
many injured ~ere taken from the
ruins.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09

INTO SCI ny hand and caused he seal
q the United States 10 Be affixed.
Done al the City o. Washington
tbs 23rd day October. n the scar Of
Our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and thirteen. and O. the Independence
OF the United States OF America the
one hundred and f~hirty-eight
fsigned1 WOODROW WILSON
BY the President:
J. Bryan. Secretary Of State.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
SA,. Booze Stimulates TruthfuIne~s.

az > 1AA8EohAEN
Those troubled With a moral weak
ness causing pEeyaricaiion. ~exaggera-
ton or evasion OF the question Al
issue would have found 4 cure for
this deficiency n the state house a.
Boston, recently. Nhen Edwin p
Mulready. chief probation officer and
President Wilson's a~ppoiutee 10 The
international congress In Italy for
abating the drink evil. said that all
drunkards. or the greater part %
them. tel the truth
Not that Mulreadx suggested indul-
genee ln alcoholic refreshment 10
shake on the pemicions habit Of "
ing. but he told the commission that
his department had investigated So
600 cases Of drunkenness entered on
the police blotters and 1900 we're
found 70 have told the exact truth in
every instance. Judge Murray. Of the
court. said the average vas FAR better
than that OF sober men arrested.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09

H1sz Beaver r.xer AS hz1@
las Mz1ch clzrszes Mitchell O.
Rochester. Pa p1t 1s name AZ al
dress II 3 bottle Tze5zz night -
resolved : letter frou Frz1k Worth
inE. Clzsgow Scotland. saying he
foand TIE bottle OF fhs Saot,isa u1z
two seeks azo. after il rad aoztsd
doEa the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
70 tie Galf o. Mexico ard into The
Atlantic ooss7-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
salt Lake Bog Iss Toy Carr 10
Arrest = ---onse.

AFTe~1 =
A eoztIess and hafiess little tog
about the zze . : aent along Fsst
South 81. Wednesday evening zBosr
; O'Clock. pulling a small pay wagon
some fhree fee En- length. II which
repossd tn ineff bodg o. = sOassd
and saturated individual whose drag
ging feet increased the burden d TIE
double load. ass The salt Lake
Tribune.
Pulling - Il front Of the police
station the FOlagzrer entered and Il
formed the sergeant hat be had :
Lo1ger for The drunk house he ed
: policeman outside and pointed 20
his charge u AS = amusing sight
Eith 51st 3 touch o. gsthos There
stood the EIf-le fellow nirh 3 look q
responsibility O lis face. there laE
TIE so1ssa Nrerch- Kho. having
aoa1tgess exercised his privilege -
: citizen - soze voting place pro
a--4-4 II #-4-aAZE A-E G -
zzillisz fre1 or inland po- 10 an
Other Bnfal further navigation BIZ
z-e an ImEoszitF-
SEEING re boz saa1terzzg psst -
o=ered : dine Tor Z rids and get
Aboard E1s szzU craft TIE al
knsz zhzf 10 % and = staered for
Ire zzfhoa zhere nsa IN Ia 81
dir5oa y5g11gllF oelozg
Tts policeman VIC fook charge q
fhe a. rszs=z him saEee1uy 70
psy sgr Is passage zzs led him &C
% tie oTerxvOwk@ EzrskezH =
rAe rzr. Maz1uzs IN Interested
crowd q spectators. ls.lz1Iag ne
zyes All chief Zzde - = COLES
oo- ard sszt IL dfuinuuxe driver
Say pzlll.z Is toF patrol - ne
szrs<L
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09

TIE zrzz-s King Or-a q BzFzrz
#a degasez Nezss3sE. froz t2s
throne . tEs kfzzzcI - BzFzra
EA5ah = has oeoad zor : Te2rs
Ete0ut aszE sEzrs o. Is position
Prince zeEezz LafwE HroEs
himself k1zE Il pursuance Of Iks pro
visions Q. 4 IN sast enacted = Tia
rEo houses @ me BaFzrzz1 de
Tas nsw Eiaz 20 - k1oRz -
Laaw5g III
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
something wreng at Republic. Ohio

something rtnZ al oiifo-
The Town Council. Chamber Of
Commerce. and Ministerial Alliance
and Republic Wonen's club have DE-
esde-1 70 take concerted action 10
remedy q condition ~hieh Is causing
! great deal OF distress AZ Republic.
Ohio.
Although this : q hgsiling town Of
500 population. and the residents are
more than commonly prosperous.
something l. wrong. for a recent cen
sHs shows there are fifty EidoEs.eaeh
owning a comfortable homes four
teen ~baeheIors. al prosperous: TWEEN
y EidoTerg and a great many more
:hzn the average number OF maiden
ladies.
The ministers declare they are will
ing TO set aside al financial motives
and perform marriage ceremonies a.
solutely free.
Il Is probable that q mass meeting
will be held 70 discuss the grave qnes-
ton.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
NEWS0F THE WEEK
Balk 81 GATES Fortune 6aes %
Widow.

BaIk 81 GATES Fortune 6oes 70
Widow
II Became knoEz Mon6zv. t1zt
Charles G. Gates fortune. estimated
Il ss.s9a.esa. Is eft oafriga 70 his
a5doz. who Ezz Mss Florence Hog-
sood q Minneapolis Tie szlk q
the ezzzte lsft D his father. gosa
y Gates III sTenfazIy pz %
Henry Rockwell Baker. n8zsin @
chzrla When John y. Gates did
se beaaezthed almost Is ezrlre To-
tune u his Hisow. Charles 6. Gstez
10 as t6e onlT son received s.
a8o.oa0 zn1 Al income Of s1ao.0aa
3 gszT from Gates prope-aa Hzz
young Gates lived. The bulk of ths
So. 0ss. 900 estate eft % his uorkey
would Rave gone . hin SoK i i
believed Baker wII inherit taa
money
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
Trainmen VIII Not Join Engineers

Trainmen VIII Not Join Engineers.
The Order of Railroad Conductors
and the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen Of ali the western railroads
will not join the hremen and engine
men in a demand for increases in
wages, according to A. r. Whitney,
vice president OF the trainmen.
The matter Of increased pay was
not taken up" said Vice President
Whitney. following the conclusion OF
a meeting Of the conductors and
trainmen. IF any such demand IS
made later on ii will not be the result
Of this meeting. In fact ! do not be
lieve there viii be any such demand
Enginemen and hremen will meet
in Chicago. tomorrow, to consider
wage demands. Railroad officials
are said to have given notice that any
request for more pay will be met with
a counte demand for a decrease.
With the two demands, railroad men
a they are then willing TO submit
the entire matter to arbitration.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
Ogden Doctors Wife Commits
Suicide.

Mrs. Susan Jansen. 80 years OF
age. wife of DIR. F. !. Jensen. commit
ted suicide in their home Monday
night by inhaling gas. and was found
dead by her husband shortly before
midnight when he returned from a
business trip downtown.
Mrs. Jansen had been In i'll health
for some time and II is thought that
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
There Va LWsning Il the Church

There Va L.Wai1ing - the ChaFch
Leaving xord tat Sc Eoald 13t
- present Tor her Wedding. Whiea
Ezs % have occurred Mo1dzg night
Mss Media Lawrence. oldest 5zlg-
far o. Professor H v. Lawrence g
Bzuz NzIlz college. has disappear
81 Ste eft = note that SIC eoal6 not
sd EzTl Tompkins Of British colnu-
ia. for she lad found ste ID 70.
loFs hin
The ze56lzg wzz 70 have been the
meet elaborate tat tae college cir
a@ ever hare kaown. Both Foung
people are prominent and more
than = hundred guests lad been in
rlted-
The whzrszbo1tz Of rhe bride are
= zTzterT, - she ID nof tel anyone
where ste intended 70 90. she left
fzo notes. one for her mother. Ole
for -he EouI6-be groom