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Evening star., 1921-08-14
SECOND! SHOTGUN
FOUND ON BEACH
Offer of Reward for Gun in
Kennedy Killing Produces
Two SO Far.
BY the Associated Press.

oy the asSOclated ffesS
LOS ANGELES. Calf. August 13.-
A shotgun found by bathers at Santa
Monica beach was turned over to the
police late today in the belief that
1t might have been the one used in
the staying of j. Bolton Kennedy,
for whose murder Arthur c. Burch
and Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain have
been indicted.
Today's discovery was the second
within as many days. the stock of
another shotgun having been given
to the authorities yesterday by, a
camper. who said that he had found
it in the shallow waters Of the beach.
The barrel has not been found.
The offerings of rewards by pri-
vate interests for the recovery OF OF
the shotgun led the authorities to
express skepticism in regard to to-
days find. The complete gun dis
covered by the bathers was IL
gauge. Physicians have said 1t was
a .12-gauge shotgun which was used
in -kennedy's Staying.
Both ,Burch and Mrs. Ooencnaih,
who were classmates at the time the
latter's former husband. Ralph. was
a student at Northwestern University.
Evanston. continue to maintain their
silence as to their possible knowl-
chain also has been Indicted for
murder. Obencnain is en- route here
from Chicago in. response to tele-
graphic appeal from his former wife,
whom he allowed a divorce so that
she might marry Kennedy.
Sees ;Bureh With Gun.
CHICAGO, August 13.-H. NJ. Bart
lett, former justice of the peace of
Evanston, today told of seeing Arthur
~ ol n v.nE
Angeles in connection with the slay-
ing of j. b. kennedy. start from
Evanston on July 21, on the trip that
ended in his arrest.
According to Bartlett, Burch's lug
gage consisted of a black satchel. q
rod. He was not sure regarding the
latter. Bartlett said that he also heard
Burch talking with a friend.
Rurch's companion, he said. asked
him where he was going and Burch
replied: "Oh, I'm going out to Colora-
do on hunting trip. I'll be back with
In two weeks
Bartlett said he had often seen
Burch in company with Mrs. Madalynne
obenchain. VINO also was indicted.
Tells of COnverxation.
SANTA BARBARA. Calf, August
13.-Mrs. ]. NJ. Warren, wife of a
Santa Barbara banker. who con-
versed with Arthur C. Burch. indicted
for murder in connection with the
shooting of ]. Bolton Kennedy, on a
west bound train July 1928. said
today. that he told her he was on
his way to Los Angeles to help a
friend in trouble. Mrs. Warren said
that her conversation with Burch
had been given to the Los Angeles
authorities.
Mrs. Warren said Burch did not
go at length into his story. but did
reveal that the friends trouble was a
love affair.
Mr.. Burch made no threats" she
said: 'he merely declared he would
do what he could for the friend" T"
"She befriended me-" he said. I'll do
anything for her." The woman, he
explained. was a lifelong friend. He
mentioned no names, she said.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
"STRAIGHT SHOOTING"
by SER6I, JONES WINS
RO0SEtEIT'S PRAISE

Acting .Secfstary Of the Navy
Roosevelt yesterday wired his con-
.sratulat,ons 10 seIst. Thouaas j.
Jones OF the Msrfrt> CarsxA who
wen the campsell rife match at
Wakealela. Mass.
Sergt Jones', whose home Is In
scottspille, N: c.. also broke the
world record Tor consecutive butts
eyes, making q StTiRE OF 1S3.
Mr. RoC0eve1ts 1nc%248e roads:
q .IIeartlest congratulations on
your straight shooting. It 10
1tfatEht yhootfng 'tahat rn1de This
cpHutry q coaDtFy Ur4Bdnza3y, UaA
An tame OF need Y win te straAght
Try ID the fhture. Hrpd auck 70
4TEuoU0RR. R0nEEHWE~
Evening star., 1921-08-14
CANADIAN LIQUOR FLOODS u. S.;
BORDER GUARDED TO STEM TIDE
Beer and Whisky Rushed Into Detroit by
Train and Boat When Windsor Rules :.
Laws Are Not Violated :

under the Canadian court decision.
custom officials said they could not
refuse to issue clearance papers to
any skipper applying for them
At federal prohibition headquarters
1t was stated several American dry
agents had come to Windsor to look
over the oasis and determine the best
method to battle with the wholesale
liquor smuggling.
Not Brought Back.
Ontario provincial police and license
department officers also took cogni-
zAnce OF the situation. in order to de-
termine whether any beer was finding
it's way back into Canada. They said
they had discovered no evidence of
this.
At OJibway one smuggler was
"shooed" from the shore. The engine
OF his boat stalled, and the wind blew
the craft into the weeds on the
Canadian side. 1t finally was towed
out by a passing launch and taken
In the direction of the Michigan shore
REPORT MYSTERY BoATs
Evening star., 1921-08-14
By the Associa ted Press.

ny tue hsBuctateu
DETROIT, Mich, August ID
Federal, state and county authorities
Joined hands this afternoon in an
effort to halt what 10 said to be an
effort to flood the United States with
intoxicants from Canada following q
windsor court ruling that the Ontario
temperance act does not prohibit ex-
port of liquors.
First results OF the vigilance OF the
officers came today. when federal
officers raided . house In Ecoree,
suburb. and seized eco pints OF beer
and twelve quarts OF whiskey; n g cssnnsN Ec0rse
chief inspector Of the state depart
ment Of public safety. Is the center
Of the trAffic in illicit liquor brought
across the border Campau last mid
night brought seventy Ave state troop
ers here from lansing TO patrol the
Other Forces Hfobufsed.
In addition to the force Of state
officers, A. c. Graham, federal pro-
hibttion director for Michigan, has
several men in the held. Graham an
nounced this afternoon that Irving ].
Coffin. sheriff Of Wayne county. had
promised the cooperation OF his
Office.
While state and federal officers
were watching down.river points this
afternoon the Detroit police depart
ment began a drive against Illicit
manufacture Of beer and whisky.
Thomas Mongeau's house was ratded
and the police announced they seized
a still and 4 quantity Of whtsky.
Mongeau was arrested. Willis Nc
Intosh was held after police who
raided his house reported they found
l. quantity of beer in the house.
Heavy shtpAents Csntinse.
Beer continued to be shipped today
from Windsor. Sandwich. Ford City
and other Canadian border towns. No
whisky shipments were discernible.
The beer shipped today was reported
to have been headed for Toledo and
other lake and river cities.
Few uniformed men were in evil
dence in Detroit's river suburbs to-
day, the majority Of the state troop
ers being engaged in patrolling the
river in motor boats. The search
for liquor smugglers will continue to-
might. 1t was announced.
MY investigations show that no
greater amount of beer and whisky
fs being brought into Detroit than
formerly" Graham said late today.
prYnr Dfypynrrnc ervr onroDn
Evening star., 1921-08-14
OFFICER TAKES BETS.
Receipes Telephone Calls while
Handbook Arrest IL Made.

A member of Commissioner Oys-
ter's 'snyfnE squadron" accepted bets
on hnrae races yesterday. but the
persons who placed them win be nm
able to collect II their choices hap
pened to ':Eo over"
Capt. Peck. Lieut.. Sheetz and De.
teUtive WAlhren. all of the 'spcond
precinct, and Detectives Messef and
Sweeney were ut the home Of John
Fg0, 13os Q street. yesterday Hfter-
noon. to see If there was anything
doing" -
were there knd q man At the Other
end made kn0wn that he wanted tu
'.lay" q bat ON q race. A detective
promptly accepted the bet. Two
other ca1is. the .Cificers Wy, were N-
cetved, and the persDw 1nRas playa
ON the horses. Pyles was taken ts
the police station on q charge o1
making q handbook ON the races.
II Is alleged that the poltce had
agents make plays ON Pyles will
marked money. and the --markee
money, II h chsrged, wns found In
Py1ss' possession when he war 1r.
rested. E1s was released on . S3aol
bond. t... ;
Evening star., 1921-08-14
TRIED AFTER 20 YEARS.
Texas Man Charged With Wife
Murder by Former Friends.

EAGLE. PASS Tex. August ID
Twenty-nine years after the alleged
commission of the crime. Estevar To-
var went to trial in district court
today on a charge sof wife murder.
In the preliminary examination of
witnesses it was brought out that an
alleged affair which resulted in the
death of Tovar's wife had been COM
pletely forgotten until early last
summer, when the defendant quar-
relied with friends Soon after. it was
said, the persons with whom he had
the dit agreement furnished authori-
ties with informtion which led to
Tovar's arrest.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
N HUNGRY CHINESE S7OWAWAYS u
3 MONTHS ASHLP; ARE LANDED

compelled to hide below decks.
WhIip THAR daily meals consisted
Of mnagef PORTIONS Of rice fur
nished by q Chinese member OF the
crew, The latter. they said. had
necsived money for their passa6s.
Dtscovery of the stowaways was,
me6e ny q customs ufncia1 Jeafch-
inx for cuntraband fiQuor Gnd
4opium. Neticing tie holts On the
Id Of an unfslled water tank near
tho engine room had been remUved.
he scnaW1ed IN and Sound htmsesf.
lookiAG Into many eyes XteRmAG
In the dim ltght. He 4HcrAmbled ont
hurf1edly and Summoned other Of
Acia2s, VIM AaA - h119 0Fag tAo
ChQelna tp. tn jtEAks
Evening star., 1921-08-14
sPANIsH AIRNAN DEAD.

SANTANDER, Spain. August 13.-
The body OF the aviator Florentino
Villa, who had been missing since
Tuesday. was found today at the bot
tom OF q deep gully among the Castro
Sopena mountains. A mechanic, who
was accompanying the aviator when
he met his death, also has been found.
He was dangerously injured when
the machine fell. villa began his la0e
0tght at Bueeps Tuesday Afternoon
Evening star., 1921-08-14
CANADIAN TRADE SHOWS
$780, 900, 900 DECLINE
Past Four Months Record Loss a.
Exports and Imports
Fall or.
By the Associated Press,

By me Associated Press,
OTTAWA, August 13.-Canada's grand
total of trade for the four months end
ing July ~ showed q decrease of more
than $3.50. .0oo, 600 over the corresponding
period a year ago, the department Of
customs announced today. The total for
the period this year was $474 1904. .7Ss,
compared with $S25. .2s7.7s in 1920.
This years imports for the four
months amounted to $a53.sS2.4 .4s2. against
N7s,572.sss q year ago.
Domestic exports totaled $2ls.sz7. .95s
for the four months. compared with
$s42,ll2.423 last year.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
By the Associated PRu.

By the Associated PIe0.
NEW YORK, Ang1Int 12-&&d1aen
three months IN the depths Of .
steamship, on the voyage from
Shanghai, twenty-Bix nannciAted
and hah-starYed Chinese stDw-
aways were removed to Ellis rs
land today from the British steam
ship Bowes Castle.
Federal officers began an fnvesti-
CATION when the stowaways n.
legged that they were gmuGGlAd
aboard the vessel after they had
been offered free trHnsportxftun to
America by Q boarding house keep
pr. Ehernafter. they Sat6, thev we41
Evening star., 1921-08-14
ASKS FOR EXPERTS.
Mexico Wants Instructors for New
Technical Schools,

The International Association Of Ma
chinists has been requested by the gov
ernment OF Mexico to select experts in
mechanics and machinery to teach in
technical schools now being established
In Mexico, It was learned yesterday.
Appropriations already have been
made for six, such schools, and two men
already have been detailed there to sur
yey the situation preliminary to taking
The government, IL was said, 10 en-
BARKING in q campaign to educate the
Mexican people In automobile mechan-
les, railroad machinery and Agricultural
engineering. 49,
Evening star., 1921-08-14
WILL ADMIT WOMEN.
Ku-X1ux Khan Lets Down Bars fe
Memberxhip,

ATLANTA. Ga August 1s.-The
knights Of the Ku-Klux Khan have
decided to admit women to member
ship. W. ]. Simmons, imperial wizard
announced here tonight
Col. Simmons. IN citing reasons for
the decision, paid q tribute to WON.
ans influence and concluded:
we knew wumen can keep &C.
crot. because they made with thei1
nugers 10000 rebes Tor members od
the old khan and not one Oh them
ever dasclsSed the identity of ans
man who wore one Of thepe robes"
Evening star., 1921-08-14
FUNERAL OF COL. COLT
At HIS HOME TUESDAY
Senator at Brothers Bedside When
End Came After Paralytic

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. August ls.-
The funeral OF Col Samuel Pcmeroy
Colt, chairman OF the United States
Rubber Company. who died at his
home In Bristol today from . para
lytie stroke induced by cerebral
Shrombosis. will be held Tuesday
afternoon from Linden Place, the Colt
home in Bristol.
Col Colt had been sinking fast for
the last twsnty-four hours and early
today it became apparent that the
end was near. He wAs unconscious for
several hours before he died. United
states Senator LIE Baron B. Colt, a
brother OF Col. Colt, was at the bed
side, together with the coioaers two
sons, Roswen C. and Russell q. Colt.
and other relatives.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
OFFICER SHOT TO DEATH.
Killed in Attempt to Disarm For.
mer Policeman.

BOSTON, Mass, August 1S.-
Andrew Cuneo. q policeman attached
to the Hanover street police station,
sought 70 disarm Philip r. Whelan. Q
former member Of the force. WhclAn
then ran up the street, stopping only
long enough to empty his weapon
without effect at reserves who had
hurried from the station house.
While the crowd in the stree,
sought shelter policemen gave chass
and fired about twenty shots before
Whelan was brought down with
serious wounds In the head and leg.
Onicers said whelan left the forcl
several years ago after q series OF
erratic acts.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
Two More OF Delaware Capes
Thought Whisky Runners.

PHILADELPHIA. August 13.-Two
more mystery boats. believed to be
liquor runners. are reported cruising
on the Delaware capes. n. c. Brooks
special agent Of the Treasury Depart
ment in charge OF investigating
liquor smuggling in this district. has
sent agents to learn the character OF
the cargoes of the vessels They are
running at night without light, in
violation of maritime law. according
to Brooks.
The government agent said today
he has the names Of eleven former
Philedelphia boats transferred 10
southern ports and that he has sent
word to these ports to have the ves-
sells watched.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
HOUSE VOTES s4e; see 900
FOR SNIP BOARD EXPENSE
Hpte is n1e to 81, and Amendment
Limits to Three OMcaals Who
May ast More Than 4l2,6 500.

By a vote of I59 to 1T the House
passed yesterday and sent to the Sen
ate the bill carrying D4s 100000 fol
expenses OF the Bhipping Board until
next January i.
An .Rmendment provides that not
more than three effictals of the 'boaru
are TO receive more than S12,5B0 an
nually. and it is stipulated thut none
Of the rnney is to be used for pay
ment tof claims against the board.
Representative Walsh, Massachu-
setts. chairman Of rthe .commtttee that
Investigated ,Shipping Board affairs
~sas tone eof the republicans to vote
Gratis supported 1t.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
WOMAN ACQUITTED.

CLINTON. n. c. August 13.-Mrs.
Cora Jernigan- was acquitted by q
sampsoa county jury tonight, fol-
lowing her trial on the charge OF
murderinE Quimby Seawell, who she
thoneht. It vas alleged was re-
spoasible for the downfall OF her
dapEhtsr. The defense put up Q plea
Of temporary insanity. In the trial
that started Thursday.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
REPORT BERNHARDT ILL.
Paris Friends Say Condition O,
Actress Is Serious.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, August 13.-Ahhough the
management of Sarah Bernharat's
Theater in Paris says that the famous
French actress is in good health, her
Partisan friends announce that they
have learned she is seriously ill.
They are worried over her condition.
Thus far the friends of lMme. Bern
hardt have been unable to communi-
cate with her at her summer villa on
the little island of Beile-Ile- Ben -Mer.
on the coast of Brittany.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
GLORIA 'CARUso TO GET
HALF FATHERS ESTATE
Heirs Sign Agreement at Naples
for Division of Ramain-
ing Half.

By the Associated Press.
NAPLES. August 13-Enrico Ca
ruso's little daughter Gloria is given
one-half of the estate of the tenor.
under terms of an agreement signed
by Carusos heirs here today. The
agreement provides for division Of
the remaining half among Mrs. Ca
russo, Giovanni. brother of the singer.
and Enrico, a son.
The heirs soon will go to Florence
to take inventory of the estate. and
plan to leave for America during Oc-
tober to continue the inventory of
Caruso's possessions there.
Evening star., 1921-08-14

Caruso's will was read in court Au-
gust 3. according to q Naples dispatch
of that date. The instrument was
written in 1919 and made no mention
of the singers wife and daughter.
Italian law provides. however. that
they must receive the greater part
of the estate.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
$500 Pesch Trees
Yield Only BEsItel
Becassse of Fr0sts

npeeanl DnpateA - TAe etar.
vClNCHE1TER. Va. August
INV. II. MehrinE. q large
peaeh-xrUvseF of COvesvsale>
VA.. NAo UuuaAly aA1Us fF0a
1Jooo - 3.Goo crates 81 Deaches
% nsAflet, Has j1s4 e0mDaete4
ssAArvexaaA9~ Nh le81 Nfops eoA.
vlna1n4 - 1ae banAea, tAe y1esA
- AEoo trees, fA11afe having
been AUe % freeseS late In
usReA sma 1e91nA1Ag q AvKA.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
HARDEN no CONE TO q. S.

NEW YORK, August lS.-Maxi-
milan Harden, German publictst who
attracted attention during the wal
by his opposition to militartsm. sails
from Bremen September II, on the
Gcorge Washington. to lecture IN the
United States on current political de.
yelopments. A.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
WRITES ON FAIRGROUNDS.
16iss Hayden Tells of Conditions In
Now York.

New York.
Harvey v. apeelman. president of
the Columbia Heights Citizens Asso-
ciation, has received a letter from
Miss Elizabeth A. Hayden. vice presi-
dent OF the association, telling OF
public playground conditions in New
York city.
II suppose you wonder why I am
writing; but really n Columbia
Heights Citizens Association, under
your 'leadership. acquires q brunch II
bsary Tor our local gain, Rnd keeps
8rDused the sentiment for rp1Rygrounds
for the whnle city. our sxssocixtion
win have done a aplendid pteoe Of
sg0od citizenship work, in my opin-
ion," said Miss Hayden.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
PRISON BEAUTY PARpoNED
Juanita Weaver, Who E1oped With
Guard, Released by Governor.

M1lIIEDIEFl LILLE, Ia., august 1S.
-Juanita Weaver, blonde beauty Ui
the Georgia state prison farm. whu
colored her hair a bright red when
she eloped with ]. ". GRns. a prisun
guard, four or five months 1go. has
been pardoned by Gov. Z. w. Hard
wick, It was learned to-day. She 1n1s
returned to Atlanta.
,ocs ted IN Tampa, Fla, at the. time
Of their elopement and were broaaghf
to prison. Cans, who was the head oi
a large family. 10 now serving time
in connection with the escapade.
Evening star., 1921-08-14

10 per cent, on the sale price Of un-
iermented juice beverages. and car
donated waters or beverages or other
sort drinks sold tn containers. ef-
fectfve on the enactment Of the bill
"A reduction in the manufacturers
TAX .sx on candy from to per cent.
the manufacturers taxes on Nups
from 1O to per cent, and on sport
ing goods from 10 to per cent, and
tne levy on art and art works from
lO to per cent. effective on the en-
actment OF the bill.
Imposition Of a manufa cturers, fax
OF 3 cents q gallon on certain classes
OF grape juice and 2 cents q gallon
on other classes. in lieu of the pres
ent tax Of 10 per cent on the manu-
factnrers' selling prices, effective on
enactment OF the bill.
carDontr acid gas Eold to m4nufac-
torers OF carbOnated gases, effective
on enactment of the bill =
Administrative Chanwes. t.
numerous changes also were made
m the administrative features q the
present thw on Recommendation OF
ireasury experts. These included
insertion u1 a provision 4autho rtsine
.i tne 1ec1esary OF the Treasury ITO set
tte ufsputes over back taxes without
resort to the courts. In EFFECT there
would be set mp tribunal to mass
ON such claims. and the time Tar thriT
5ettiement would be reduced from,
nve to three years. excspt thar cht
secretary Of the Treasury could ex-
tend the time within his discretion.
treasury experts and members OF
the committee believe that thia ,Y1ro-
VISION win greatly simplify the task
OF coilecttnE the taxes now in disp,ts,
estimated ID total approximately 81.
500 ono. .OGO
Another change In the administra-
tive feature would give the Score
tary authority to call in representa-
tIves OF the taxpayers IN framing
new tax return forms in An .efforf
to simplify these.
Cfs0sufy suEEeSta0ns RejeeteA.
In passing finally upon the various
changes IN fevies the ma j0rfty mem
Ders OF the commttee rejected an o3
.ne treasury suggestions for new
se1es and afso the proposal that the
eurtax rates be reduceSl tn "a
per cent. effective next january i,
me republican committeeman alao
vent much further IN revising leyfes
rnan wan suggested Rt the White
House conference.
cnenSe ny the republican conference
which 10 TO decide upo,1 r. rrIle fnmm'
row Tor it's liberation by the
rouse. but members OF the commtttes
terations.
The measure win be consi3erra h,
the fuIl ways and means cemmifte eeS
tnat is. with the democrats presenf-
ON Tuesday snd put In final shane 10,
mouse Consideration, which win 9ye.
GIN on wednesday,. probably at IL am
Evening star., 1921-08-14
FEAR RIOT At CHURCH.
Members OF Greek Congregation
Seek ~ordsr to Enjoin Bishop.

Seek ~ordsr to Enjoin Bishop.
CHICAGO, August 13.-Rioting and
possibly bloodshed will result tomor-
row II Bishop ,Gelmanos Treianes, re-
cently appointed bishop of the Greek
Church IN America ny King Constan-
tine, attempts to take possession OF
st. Trinity Cathedral. according to q
petition for an Injunction against the
bishop ffled today by five members
of the congregation.
Judge Hugo Pam declined to bar
the bishop from the cathedral tomor-
row, but instructed that his parJici-
patton In the services should DC
guided entirely by the priest In
charge.
Suit. was brought earlier in the
week by the Church of st. Constan.
tine to prevent the bishop ousting the
presenting priest. =
Evening star., 1921-08-14
LAWS TO BE Examined.
Department of Justice Takes Ac.
ton to Stop SMUGGLING.

Examination Of the customs laws is
to be made by the Department Of
Justice in an effort to find means of
stemming the tide of liquor pouring
over the Canadian border into this
country.
Prosecutions Of rum runners under
the Volstead act, officials assert ap-
parently has not been an effectual
method OF keeping out illegal liquors.
and other legal weapons are sought
by the government authorities
charged with the duty of keeping
spirits from crossing the line.
Some doubt exists. it was explained.
as to how far the prohibition laws
repealed sections of the customs laws
applicable to illegal imported liquors.
and q study OF the statutes Is to be
made to ascertain the exact situa-
tion
Dutiable Liquor Violation.
Dutiabie liquor brought in from
Canada without payment of the
proper fees is regarded by some ON
cials as a clear violation OF the
customs regulations, irrespective Of
any breach Of the prohibition laws
II the authority Is found to exist,
these officials declared IL would be
possible Tor the government to put q
sharper check upon spirits shipped in
from Canada and help relieve what
was said to be q bad situation de-
veloping along the northern border.
Application of similar authority to
the Mexican border. IL was contended,
also would cut down shipments Of
intoxicating beverages into the coun-
try from the south.
Evening star., 1921-08-14
FOUR SHIPS BRING COL D.
Steamers Reach New York With
$4,000, eco, and More Coming.

NEW YORK, August 13.-Gold
valued at about $10.OO0,000 was
brought to New York city today on
four steamships for distribution
among various financial institutions.
The French liner Paris carried about
$6,000,000. Other vessels are at sea,
it was said. bearing about ss,0oo,e0o
more. -sgs..--
Evening star., 1921-08-14
KING PETER IS I'LL,
Serbian Monarch in Serious Condi.
ton From Congestion of LUNGS,

BELGRADE, August liking Peter
OF Serbia is seriously i'll. the physicians
describing his ailment as congestion of
the lungs. He sank into unconscious
ness yesterday and was still in that con-
dition today. His temperature Is very
high.
King Peter was reported seriously ill
early in June. Later advices said he
was suffering from pleurisy. but that q
steady improvement In his condition had
been noticed. His physicians. according
to a dispatch from Belgrade June II,
declared him out Of danger.