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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05

Dc the hose cart formerly used IN tho
Ire. nghiinc apparatus OF the Guvan.
u"lte department ~ g. in the nos.
session Of the city % huntington
Much Interest Is being taken I'm
nc three act comedy o. be gfven
w 'anesday and Thursday evenings i'm
mo Carroll club. and doubtless both
performance viii be- largely attended
\ meeting ~ tho directors Of the
Associated Charities will be held this
AFTERNOON 20 consider several matters
SECRETARY \ T. Sinks viii submit his
monthly report.
lussdiy evening tho Wheeling
~ 'lIh VII hold . meeting ar Z
800. ih TIE Elliott Commercial
school MONS
The owners ~ the five local Man.
Ine mills hav" signed the union scale
lor IN" coming year and an of thu
'HiV.gfcs have returned 10 work.
FFfa lurtlF. an cmployo ~ tho
'ihII'iy box factory 40 Twenty Sixth
frcnf. who was injured By failing
,'"N Hn elevator shaft. g. reported ID
h" recovering ricciy
10 t7 reported that a large mann.
NIt lIhNf To nD known rs tho
wrirton Plate. Structural and Con
Won COMPANY. Incorporated for
'." is fo locate no Woirfon. w Va
t~lit-hIrlh capital vii DC behind tho
project
Thr = 1itarlan congregation are
u1kfur plans Tor tho erection ~ n
h'" church n De- reported that fhev
are ncc0fi1ting Tor n valuable piece
OFT property situated near gharllno
and Fourteenth efrccfs
A. Wecfinr saturday In ReIialrn
ana NnundevIIlo or tho locals dole.
r7tcs tn fhc National assembly Of tho
NWrrirln Flint Glass Workers Union
to DO held 40 Newark. q. the first
week iu fuiv.
voluntary petition % ~hankrurfrv
Ias been flied IN tho United gfafef
court BY James y Bachman. who 7xef
.is debts a. $3.50 and LIS assets nj
building Inspector Martin Faney
issued '' building permits during me
l1f WccN ln the majority NJ fheu
application was made CO.. repair ant
remodel property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05

! could not. and began 10 move around
10 get some Hour and salt pork lie
was mtsled by my quietness and by
the fact that l had not In any way re-
s-nted either his actions or his language
during the days We had been together.
and did not watch me as closely az he
ought To- have done. lie was sitting
with the cooked rifle across his knees.
the muzzle 10 the LETT. My rife was
leaning against n tree near the cooking
things to his iGh Managing To get
near u. ! whipped Il up ana throw the
OF course PUT w his hands. and then
said oh. come. ] was only joking To
which answered. Well. ! am not Now
stra gnten YOUR legs and let your Iiie
10 to the ground He demonstrated.
saying the ride would 60 on and l told
straiehtened his legs in such fashion
that 10 came TO the ground without "A
jar. then made him move back. and
WAS quite sober. and really did not seem
mgr. looking AZ me quizzicallN lie
his rife h. would call u quits ana We
could Ep ON together. I ala not think
II best o. trust HIM. 80 told him tnat
our hunt vas pretty well through any
way and that J would g. home There
was q blasted pine 900 Oh" trail. In plain
view 81 the camp about a mile on. ana
~ that blasted pine u I could see him
in camp. hut that hs must not come
that y was with hostile intent and
would ~ho . ne said h" Rad no in,en-
ton 81 ,"mins after me ana ~ ne Was
I DID not believe be would DO -.
Accordingly. ] took the little mare.
with nothing hut SOME flour. bacon and
tea. end ms bed roll. md started off At
DE blasted pine I lu"Ned round. and A.
rould see NiUI Ir camp. 7 leff Aia rifle
there then Travelled TN dark. and
That rl4tt fIr the only time 90 NY ca
I~rrierle. ! used 4u .ampiuE a trick Of
TIE 90 tim" trlpr"r~ 200 the Indian days
did not believe would be followed.
lIf SIM % MNa mot UHaHNhIN TO De- sure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05

There are ton Of thousands ~ min
i-'ere and schnol teachers in fhi.
country Who earn nearly ae much aa
70 ditch dierc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05

Tho trolley cara arc e7.1 'o Do fho
ro1r mani automobile iut fIr.r .enf
Tho satisfaction ~ making fse pIiH.
lump QUIT" as fact o. vi'h the other
Kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05
THIRD INSTALLMENT.
THE VIC 0 OF LIFE,

CONTINUED from last Mondays
lntclligercer.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05
CHAPTERS OF A POSSIBLE
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT

ves /. ~ q ~ lstpssal nxsm With 2. Outlook. Of which rn.Oo. noon.
Rights o. anration AShs Aeserved. Including
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05

a~ssasslnated him Thelix Diaz. saved
by Madcro's mercy. escaped from
prison and conniyed ~ hts bcncfac-
tors instructions. and now TrGcy ku-
bert. 'hc dashing cavalry leader. who
VAS ~" mains'ay first ~ tho Diaz
government and then ~ 'he Madero
government. ioins fhc Carranza rebels
90 chihuahua. Loyalty seems 90 be q
quality unknown. and treason f. rife
or every hand 70 is 70 CIT throat
gam" and Pho quicker tho 20 fhroafs
oVtermfua'o each other and wear each
other out. no better
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05

Maud CONGRATULATE mo Ciadvsi
airy hos rivcn mo tho kccrinr n
his heart
G'ndVe w. advise Won Co handle g
carefully aud look well after tho CO
go East month he told me I hN
U-HIdEc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-05

Published Daily. Except Sunday. by the
Intelligence Publishing Company.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
ELLIS ISLAND Is
CASTROS' HELENA

NEW YORK Special The
wing-- OF The stormy petrol OF
South America were clipped Tues
day when he arrive d here an the
per~on OF ClprianO Castro. former
PRESIDENT OF y eneZucla. The clip
ping operation was performed by
United -Iate-- Immigration in-pec-
tor-. who met the fallen dictator
when he reached port on the
Preach liner Ia Touraine and Co.
s-Jrrad General Castro. who wal-
travelling under the name of -
Ruiz TO Ellis Island. There he
wac given the quarters formerly
occupied By Prince Ptgnateln
D'AragOna. cousin OF the king OF
spain. and there he must remain
until a board OF inquiry decides
whetlss-r. a. has been reported. hc
l. suffering from an incurablc Dis
ca=e. If his health T. found sat
isfac1Ory. he viii undoubtedly De
turned hack on the ground that he
T. an undesira BILE visitor.
General Castro was greatly an
noyed when he was greeted by the
migration Inspectors az Quar-
antine. lie consented TO 20 90
Ellis Island without physical per
euaslon. but eNprcse-d hls lndig-
nation IN forceful terms. saying.
lie FORGOT ROOSEVELT.
III rho~e are your laws. / must
comply. Lex them cover up the
statue Of Liberty enlightening the
world. II they detain me. am
not aiming 20 come TO the United
state a. "A res OK ufiOnisf OF one
planning - restore himself 40
power in Venezuela. but merely az
an observer who wishes 20 49, the
nation Of Lincoln, Washington and
jefferson
1T would Dc insane n I were
20 try ID fOment revolution in
south America from the United
state. That suppO-itlOn H. alb
surd. a. the Federal authorities
could learn without great pains b"
GENEN GOOD QUARTERS.
Castro was given hF-t-cls- ~
quarter az Ellis Island. The
suite. "a hich ne occupied. consists
% a bedroom private bath. sit
tIng room and free ADMISSION a.
tie roof garden
They are the rooms destined
for the superintendent % the de-
tsrntlon building aud have been
occupied BY Immigration Com
missioner Miiilar1s.
When inspectors Dobbler and
Moon. accompanied by their in
terprefer. went on board, they
went 90 Castro's cabin after hold.
ing e brief consultation with Cap.
tain fesco. They presented theil
credentials and tDd Castro tina
they would have 20 take him q
Flus Island.
DRESSED LTEF A PRINCE.
The former disiator donncd
fur-Iined oFensoat and a hiEh siil
hist and followed thc immigration
officrrs on deck. lie wore = dari
suit and carried eold-headcs
cane. and. while bis cOmpicxloi
w. saliop. he seemed 10 be Il
good health.
CnsfFO's baggage was hasfii
collected. and he and his belong
fnRs we're taken a. once on boar
she revenue cutter ferrybsat I'm
migrant, Wblrh steamed 10 III
IslnBd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

ment OF sense OF the fitness OF things
After an. why this sensitivones~
about Senator Martin? IL has thv
appearance OF an intlmation that the
senator IS not in accord with the
Democratic administration which has
been elected b the American people,
and that the administration IS going
to get busy and punish him. Prepos-
ter0usi
The administration can be relied
upon. and Senator Martin can be
trusted. for "a wiser couree OF con-
duct. ~ this is not true then we
have been buncoed. As 20 the lead
ershlp 81 the Senate. 10 Is quite safe
90 say. neither has given the matter
half az much thought as those who
are constantly limiting at differences
between the President and the senior
senator from Virginia. The latter
importance Us but slightly, II az all.
dependent upon the office % leader.
10 ls q high honor. and little more
carrying only nominal power. II Is
not important enough 20 induce Viz
glnians 10 journey 20 stanton - stab
Senator Observation-Disclosures Pro
gress
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
WILSON NOT AFRAID
OF UN.UCKLY IS

PRINCETON, n. j. Special.-''An-
other lucky year has started-the year
OF 1919" VS. the observation made
wednesday by President-elect vii
son. whose life So Tar has proved
perStition regarding the in-fortune o.
rs PreSiGent-elSCt Wilson's Is has
proved a signal % GOOD luck and In
discussing this question today he said !.
How the number Is has figured IN
ny ifc-always IN connection with
some good fortune. You know the
electoral COLLEGE. which Is 20 cast its
vote ofaciallY clccting me 20 the pres
idency. - 20 meet January Il. 1918.
Perhaps you have noticed that IL the
numerals making up the ycsr 1919. In
which I was elected President are
added up. the total IS IS II Is also
4 TACT nat mine ls the thirty-frs
term. and n these numbers are placed
backward the result IL Is"
The FreSfd ent-eiect watched the old
year cut and the new one IN. retr-
ing thirteen minutes after ~ O'Clock.
Further. in connection with the re-
verea superstition OF Is Mr. Wilson
vas a professor a. Princeton CniVer-
s.tv thirteen years and was the thir-
tenth president OF that institution
Nr. Wilson frequently points out that
there are thirteen letters in the name
his Christian name Thomas Upon
his recent trtn from Bermuda ne left
nfs cottage there on Friday. December
lsth.
The first person 70 wish the Presi-
seDt-elect a happy New Year wa
Richard Tavior. the secret service
aren, who IS Mr.. Wilson'S bodyguard
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
TAFT Hal BUSY
DAY RECEIVING
FIFTEEN Are AIso Ini1red When c. 4
y. FREIGHT Train Crashes ThroRgh
Bridge-IwO Missing.

WASHINGTON. D. c. Special
hsrl.--1 - the record breaking
f--sn ~ tLH sreaL-st wireless tower
on earLl the EeW Year reached
Washington We11es3ay On ne w-ngs
q perfect ps2tbsr. and when Pres.
Lafr went 20 breakfast he glanced
0-r % the White HoDse window 70
Be- hllf hundred psers0-a already
lining Zhe Pennsylvania Avenue en-
trance - the Executive Mansion.
waiting for rns beginning q what
pro baby slll be nls last reception %
the genera public
The arst day q the SeW Year Is
probably the busiest - the entire
~ elte ulcrt1s Cor rhe executive
Fzis program FOR wednesday con
vrissd he followi1s receptions.
Il o'elcck-Ths members % the
Cabinet and TIE diplomatic corps
1l.z--Lns Chief Justice OF The
Tulte1 States and the associate u.s.
tlces II the Supreme Court. the
s1Gses % the Court q Commerce.
me Court % Claims. the Court %
the District q Columbia. former
! rnarn 1s-rs @ ghe Cabinet. ambassadorz
4 and ministers % Ehs Dnltsa States.
1l-eg - Senator. representatives
4 and delegates ia Congress
4o~-ElL military officials SOW IN
( WashlrfLou Or ia slrrclnding posts
EoOn-1I Dllreau and ctFleioE
I cnSefs q the sarlous gos err rneut de-
4 paTtrsuts
ll.1E-The Grand Army % the Re
4 public and folrteen other rnllltzr.
aud semi military organ nations
- tg-EeceDtlCn % citizens.
Dwlng 20 the great nlu Der % con
greserueI and other government Of
siclals now In Washlngton. a wa ex
pectec shat the general reception q
ciflzerls wOulc not start until O'c5ocl
4 Or after. ard today being clear an
rot TOO cold. a record crowd was eE
cected 90 greet President TAFT
The chief executive VIII attend ~
formal Waite House New Hear din
ucr tors41t
No social functions are schedule
lyor tou1orrDV. but the diplomatic ~
cepfiOn takes place Friday night. IN
President leaving for New York q
midnight 90 attend the Heic funers
on Saturday
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
SIX KILLED In
FATAL PLUNGE

HUNTINGTON. ". VA Special
klLed and two others are missing.
vile fFresa were injured Tuesday
Wien . fsriEat on the Chesapeake and
Ohio vsrr through a bridge over rhe
lflya--osIe River. three miles from
here
Fleteen structure irou workers
we're o. the bridge G. The tlr1e. max
ing repairs when IL collapsed They
were thrcE1 into tlc river some
swan ashore. o-t others were
drowned.
The dead Engineer T. s. weber.
the locomotive and v-e drowned. I'm
netr WOOD. OF Talbot. ~ Va srruc-
fur1l iron worker. drowned, Charles
T Ml-ry. q Talbot " Va structural
Iron worker. drowned. Charles @
/ C1y-er. OF Huntington. structure
-rur worker. drowned. Henry Waite
/ Huntington. structural iron worker
drowned. James Crawford. srr1crl-
Z ral iron worker. Albany. y. Va
/ droEned-
Floor System CoEIap.e-
TIE locomotive and e-EhI freLEh
4 cars ur-r lnto rhe RIVER wlen the aool
. gre sat became apprehersire about TO-
rler as ref1Ett 70 ride across rni
. E~.lEe The s-rl no-Esrs were em
D.gFed 81 e--arEllE the bridge frcrn
~ Eoo- 49, ths report ~ tle wrec|
r go received here a force q mel an
4 r-. sac.4rE rere dispatched 20 u
scene all ne work % draEE-ns -
1a1 oes--- TIE injured were oro-sl
. lere
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

that President Wilson VIII engage IN
"a political war on Senator Martin.
The following j. from the Danvine
Register;
we trust that we are mistaken
in the Information that comes 10 Us
from reliable sources 70 the effect
that a systematic effort Is 20 be made
on this occasion by political foes OF
Senator Martin, OF Virginia. 20 get
the ear OF the next President In an
EFFORT 20 array him against the Vir-
ginia senator and enlist his influence
and sym patty with quiet move
mcut designed 90 secure the defeat
or Martin for reelection as Demo
cratic Senate leader"
10 Is far from complimentary TO the
Nirglnians whom the President-eleci
admits 20 HIS confidence to imagine
that they would be capable Of engag-
/ ing IN business OF this kind IL
seems 20 Us that even the suggestion
Of such "a thing would be sure 20
destroy any feeling OF confidence that
Mr.. Wilson has !n their good jucg
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
The VIRGINIA SCHOOL
OF NURSING

Has card In this paper. This school
is the only one IN the United States
that has a faculty composed entirely
OF physicians. all OF them OF the best
standing IN the lOcSlity In which they
live This school has on It's roll at
this writing 13S students. This school
IS the one for the girl or woman that
cannot leave her home. or the one
that cannot AFFORD TO give up three
years OF her life. AZ hard labor in a
hospital. II you. or any friend. IS
thinking OF being a nurse, this Is your
chance. II is a good schoO.. In the
faculty are excellent men. Write the
VIRGINIA SCHOOL OF NURSING,
Fredericksburg, Ya.-Adv.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
TRIPLE TRAGEDY
IN ALABAMA

MOBILE, Ala Special The bodies
~ Cady WiyEll. his wife and their
adopted son were found dead in the
" iyEul Hotel ~ Fulton. Miss. &C
cortirc 90 dispatch received here
TUESDAY from Fulton The bodies OF
Wiygul and his wife were found on
the floor cf their apartment. while
the boys body was ~ an ad1oining
room.
The woman an6 boy had been shot
20 death. while the elder WiyE-l' 3
throat had been siashed with a knife.
A pistol and knife were found near
his body. The discovery OF the triple
killing was made by servants. no par
ticulars have been received.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

WASHINGTON. -. c. Special. The
clacreuulll lght against using The
pension BUILDING for Inaugural bali
purposes Isl now cn. blt the PACKERS
lf the dance plans believe that. az
heretofore. the opposition VIII not re-
slt ia departure from the lons-es-
tthlishel custou.
me inaugural ball. its opponents
point our. ls no more than an alFer-
Using proposition with the resident
as exhibit A. People from al lover the
country gladly part with their hard
earned r.e-l0llar notes. and. viewing
inauguration week as a whole. 10 ls
generally expensive for a4 visitors
some % them take their watches and
scarf pins back home, but 10 they DO
somebocy ia the capital made a mis-
Ministers Protest
Minister q Washington are pro-
testing against the plan 20 have Turkey
trots and other sensational steps Oh
the inaugural ball program. These
ue.r dances are popular in Was hing
ton. but whether the people want that
sort % terpslchorean exhibition or
not there Isl little probability % OBJ
tanning a.. The inaugural ban ls not
ball. but instead a great gathering
/ ~ people willing 90 endure torture for
I The privilege ~ getting one very short
glimpse ~ the President. and then
promenadlrg around for several hours
Y in a crowd where dancing Is impos-
I slble
There Is much talk % having ma.
I tloual reception at the Capitol. %
4 which Governors 81 an the States
Y would be invited.
May Hold Up Pay.
This plan has many supporters be
I cause o. SIS real social nature and IN,
/ absence % advertising features. Tn
less such a plan is adopted. many o.
/ the Government pensioners may eN
/ poet an unusual delay In receiving
their pay in March and for somI
1 months afterward. because OF the US
the pension building involves a gen
cral upsettlng o. business.
Eehabilitate Party.
4 Senator Cummiue Of Iowa. expect
that national convention 20 rehabili
tate the Republican party VIII be he'll
I before September His plan calls 10
revision % the rules which would ca
& down SOgthoCn presentation. AM
seeks respect for the primary laws O
the States IN selection Of delegates I
| national conventions. Republica
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
FAVOR CAPITOL RECEPTION In
PLACE OF INAUGURAL DANCE

leaders IA Congress viii be asked an
a. day or two 20 assist in the plans 90
The l0wan. There is feeling among
the Republicans here that such con
ycnt.on as Senator Cummins proposes
would be The best method 90 pursue
in getting the dlsorganized forces to-
Leave No LoophoIc.
Nodlhcalons boa the bin for physical
valuation of railroads. recently passed
ln rhe House. are anticipated when
the IN Toilette Senate committee
meets ln a few days. As soon as this
committee reaches decision 10 is
expected that the Lill viii pass. In
terests recently opposed 90 the physi-
cad valuation plan are now strongly
f.r IT, Consideration 81 the ban has
shown these interests that rate-mak-
lrg under the aew plan viii be q more
satisfactory proposition from their
standpoint than previously. for hy
proving 20 court that erroneous
aluatlon has been made. a rate may
f be changed 10 one suitable 20 the in
teTcsts The Senate committee pro-
poses 90 remedy this defect in such
+ way that there viii De no loophole FOR
+ the railroads
Test Parcels Post
Several weeks Will Doe required O.
test The efficiency of the new parcels
post system inaugurated yesterday
The first days record % business Is
no criterion Of the excellence OF the
systems working. nor can the small
amount OF business De- taken as d
standard. since New Years in many
PLACES was not business day. IT
Washington seventeen parcels an hour
wac the average for the day. but th'
sale o. stamps exceeded the number
Il packages dispatch ed. because many
people sought the stamps as souve
Mrs The insurance feature was no
used extensively "a the opening o.
business.
Give Taft Glad Hand
. The white House was the scene o
two receptions on New Years Day
The reception given by the Prcsiden
was one % the most brilliant OF years
, but 10 consumed less time than usual
b Thousands Of citizens were in lire &
grasp the Presidents hand as sort O
+ a farewell meeting The second re
I I ception waR given hy Skookemwarahc
and kOOchema. Kitikak Indians frOr
T Vancouver Island. who sat on IA
, gllded grand plano shaking hand
n with many % the Presidents guests.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
.SLEUTHS UNABLE TO
FIND ROCKEFELLER
NEW YORK Special. Detectives and

NEW YORK Special. Detectives and
f--urI.s under SerEeaut-lt-Arrrs
l-harles r. RIalelL OF the House OF
fl4r-e-~ntarives. continued their search
Wedn eeday for Wm- Rockefeller, who
IS wanted as a witness BY the Pujo
committee Investigating the money
trust
ne OH ruaruare was reported 20 be
AZ three widely separated points
ACCORDING q one OF these he " az
ItvIug In the Nackay cottage on Jekyl u
Island on the coast % Georgia An
crre- rad I'm visiting has son ~ william
.n GreenVyi sch. Conn. The ttlrl report
60 h.n az hls 1arry town. -. T.. c1-urr1
| home
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09

VIENNA SpeciRl-Th7ee youns
men. Who were ir loEe with the same
rf-l entered cafe here and tool
poison torethe-. Thev ieft 8n en-
rerona containing thelr Photograph
4 7 dressed 20 the girl
LONDON Special The new
rcar Wa uShcred I'm hs-re with n
raNiCah strike. involving 5000
men which caused great inNCn-
venicncs,. The ordinary hard
ships ~ such n strike were dou-
hlri BY the faCr that me weather
f. ves and Cold and the demand
FOR cab unusual
Thousands OF tourists who
came here 70 spend the HOLIDAYS
were thus inConVcnicnrHsi. The
taxi drivrr- Threatened 60 use vin-
lrncc 70 tho company attempts 20
introduce str kehrcGksrS. TIE men
struck hcCause % the hich pricc
they are compelled 10 paw for
gasoline
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
MAY BREAK INTO
ROCKEFELLER HOME

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Special
Chairman Pujo. OF the House money
trust investigating committee which
Is hunting for William Rockefeller.
announced today that he would call
a meeting or his committee tomor-
row. at which a. will be decided
whether an attempt viii be made 20
secure an attachment for Rockefeller
50 that the deputies in New York Will
be empowered TO break into Rookie
feller's residence 70 obtain service
upon him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-09
MAKE THREATS
TO BREAK OFF
Powers Eard az Work 20 Prevent
Such an Issue-Negotiaflonz
Renewed n 81. James Palace.
Urge Ottoman Government
% Modify Demands.


LONDON. SpeekAL-The Turk-
lsh and Balkan envOys 70 tie
London peace couferezce lad
about reached the breaking pOlnt
when tllcy aEai1 took ~ rtae
Eezoe neg0fLntions an 81 da-Esszf
Palace Wednesday.
- sonae quarter belief existed
thax It1is would - the Last DAY
q riass conference a. fase repre-
sssntatfEes Of Tie ailies had threat
eDed % break OF ueED-tUtsoEss
and resume tie NsAr un3ees the
Ottoman Gelcs,atee withdrew their
counter -ErODO1<Lt.-
Tie pOWers hase been sEOrk-
lng 70 preseut such an tssue. and
rsprrsentaIi0sls have been ule.de
~ bOth side-s. TEze Turks have
lse<n advised 20 reconsider tf8elr
proposals sud the representative -
OF the anies - have parieDce
uEE1 further pres-ure could Dc
brougiSt upon the Turks
Before the session kseSaB An The
nr9 gallery o. st James Palace
DR.. - Daneff. bead u rk1e b0tEa-
rlan deloEaffOu. he'd q cosufcreneE
With NJ ManO. koDula D8hn Mn
lister 20 England. an which EOu-
ulauia's ciatHie against BnlEarLa
were discussed. The Buig2rlan
Government gave DR. Daneff
powers 80 ss-ttie EOunnnia LAID
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