Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-05-13
NEWS OF THE. DAY

A dispatch from Granada, Spain
/ saws that revolution has broken OUT
/ in Lisbon. 1t is reported that troops
have mutinied and that the arsepals
! have been burned.
The German naval and military
forces are preparing for combined
land and sea attack against the Rus
sian port of Riga, according to re-
port current here today.
A Central News dispatch from AM
sterdam says that Capt. Karl Boy
Ed, formerly German naval attache,
Washington, has been decorated with
the Order of the Led Eagle, third
class, with swords, by the emperor.
Yesterday passed at the Agrcul-
tural Department without any sign
of the bomb" thrower, who threat
ened in letters to papers earlier IN
the week to work destruction here
"on Friday" A special guard was
thrown about the threatened building
during the past few days and will re-
main on duty for some while.
While playing with two other chill
dren near the curb at 2lst and l
Streets northwest, Washington yes
tcrday afternoon, little 5 year old
Eddie Rogenmoser, was run down and
crushed by two-ton auto truck OF
the Standard Engineer Company. he
was removed to Emergency, nospl-
tai in passing laundry automobile
and died an hour later.
Declaring he had been driven in
sane by the duplicity of married
vampire, who posed as widow, Chas.
Edward Beck, of Chicago a retired
business man, the father OF tour
grown children, murdered the woman
Yesterday and then killed himself.
The victim was Mrs. May Hogan, 30
wears old, wife of Leo. j. Hogan, a
machinist.
Standing before a mirrow IN his
room at the Hotel Junker, IN Baltl-
more last night, John F. Iingling,
so years old, who formerly kept a
saloon and restaurant at Baltimore
and Schroeder streets, committed
suicide by firing bullet into his
heart. According to letters that Ylng-
ling left, the cause of his suicide was
domestic troubles. .Yingling came
from Canton, H., several weeks ago.
Pancho Villa was shot by the
youthful brother of a girl whom ne at
tempted to attack, according to the
latest version of the wounding of the
bandit. A former Villista officer told
the story at the American headquar'
tiers yesterday, asserting the details
came from the girls family and neigh
bors. The boy was beaten to death
by Villas men at the bandit leader
curt command to "kill him.
The overturning of the Pcklng gov
eminent appears imminent. The I'm
ancial debacle has rendered the po'
sition of Yuan Shi Kai desperate. lr
Canton almost continuous sessions Of
the rebel government are being held
Canton has been proclaimed the rebe
/ capital. Fresh outbreaks are re
ported to have occurred at Tsinanfu
where dangerous attacks on resident
/ Japanese occurred recently.
The situation growing out of th'
/ differences between Dominican FAC
tions at Santo Domingo, CONTINUES
critical. Yesterday Rear Admira
Capcrton, commanding the American
| forces, visited the American Legation
and discussed with the officials thcr'
what action should be taken. Ih'
banks arc closed. The United State
gunboat Dolphin and a torpedoooa
have arrived in port.
A. Tankerslcy, engineer of thu
Southern Railways, New Y ork-NeV
4 i0rleans limited, which, on the nigh
:+rof November %, 1915, ran into tn
rear of and killed two passenger
shoa-d : special