The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1913, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1918. sa, — eomeenmen enn - — piece | lala : tate Fat to bw areaty cellgyed Wo nat aul- ‘tue of hie proclamation ciniming the a . ' + protects» ofterot to patcemen | LJEUT. MAHONEY PROMOTED, —/ os eat led Pape wa iivn baat ore How Diaz’s Spook Tricked Madero KEEP MAYOR OUT veittal teow, cet wrvce ene FOUR CAPTAINS SHIFTED. H i Accondi® to the accepted version) OOUST ABOUT REBEL LEAD. : : eee ‘ saused ‘| fr of " PO ot tee tne Into Leading the 1911 Revolution omens Seen wien ome vem Cau ByiDantl A er FETCSRSS Sethe the’ privat al that Pascua!" Orote, Toes Aalasar 1 gourt ‘reriew = sometning cher pero jourt review — somethin; other office of Madero at the National Palace| 4nd other leaders may not be satietied 1 Cie eaiplogeea aunt gent ene the death of Cast. Marteus of the f to acquaint him of his Generals’ de-| With the selection of only one of their } Civil Service Inw dose not provide | Fast Nighty-elshti atreet police station termination and put under arrest. comrades, David Go le Fuente, as & F for tt and there ts ro use for 1" [brought about sevoral transfers “for The army officer did as he was ordered, | Cabinet Mintater. What abor : brusquely notifying Madero that he waa| On the other hand, it is woil known veier arrest. Instantly the Uitte Pree- | that the men who have been operating pensions’ Ten't that the tne good of the sery nd one pro- » provisions” arked Mr. | n tii afternoon, ‘The vacancy reson for, 1 Mot hhuek ‘. ec ident Jumped from his seat, drew @ re-|'n the North are tired of fighting and . * 8 Ive been told eo, but f think money | left by tu ta of Capt. Martens wae volver and shot Rivero! dead. have repeatedly said that thelr main Let Him Remove Commission) paia into pension tints could be legally | Alled oy raising Lieut Jeremiah Mas t One report, not given much eredence, | ObJect in doing so was the removal of | a é returned on diemienal (honey to a captain i is that the Huerta Government will| Francisco Madero from power. er if He Can’t Be Trusted | Mr sald he favored allowing| t. Patrick FP. Cray, Charles force Madero to face @ lunacy commia- __ {ihe Potlee Commissioner to remove Men| yappne's brother-in-law, was trane= sion and railroad him to em asylum. With Office. he belleved unworthy, even {KC ie didn't! os iy pie Mast Kighty-eighth street The activity of the followers of Za- have evidence which woutd atand court hietbefifth pata appears now to have been turned ) review, Sau evr’ ahi AlA: into a campaign against the new admin- station, and his place in the lat |SAFEGUARD OF JOBS MADE PO- ter pr | LICE DEFIANT, HE SAYS. J. Rotrig, who Was sent uptown from inct was filled by Capt, Frank {atzation. "A small force of rebele was 'TOO MANY DEPUTIE reported to-day in the neighborhood of ; / ’ , the capital and & detachment of Gevera- inn ; = “Did you ever discover # spirit of de. | te Fifth str pt, Joun ' ment troops has been sent out against * a? t 1 i. > » " flance in the force wile you were| Cray, @ brother of PF. was sent to | them: “Get Right Mayor and You'll) (anes in the, for ‘ the Pitth street station from Te t wtation. pard i An unconfirmed report was received | ‘ i“ det “Yea, sir; a sort of suilenness, vased|#treet, and Capt. Edward J. Bourke was to-day that Cuernavaca, forty miles Have Right Commissioner,” | o, the fact that the men know they|#eit to Leonard street from tie Oa from here, had fallen into Zapata's) 4 ! cannot be removed without @ long trial] street precinct, Capt, Mahoney was pence ’ ’ He Tells Aldermen. and review by the high courts.” Slened to take Bourke’s place in Qak HUERTA AND DIAZ ARRANGING pare Ce The former Commissioner said he had| street t A CABINET. Provisional President Huerta and Fetix |Ambassador Wilson Making’ Diaz continued to-day the arrangement 4 of the detail of the future’ government. | Investigation Into Damages ‘The Cabinet at first agreed upon by fe them was confirmed in all respects ¢x- Caused by Civil War. cept in connection with the Ministry of Finance in which Eequival Obregan was substitated for Gartos @. de Coste. The candidates for the various portfolios Weve cuggested partly by Felix Dias and Piuakors thet ail wee not going well be-| this country faced the difficult task of litte use for inspectors. In luis time James C. Cropaey, former Police Com-| he demoted several and didn't Ml their | missioner, wan called as @ witness this| Places. He would have no regular dis- afternoon when the Aldermanic Com-|tfot for inspectors, but would assign . them to investigate and report on con- . 0 mittee continued its Invertigation Into] yi eo uahout the olty, police conditions, Mr. Cropsey is ROW) rn, witness condemned Waldo's policy’ Diatrict-Attomey of Kings County:| of shifting men in and out of the De e Tony Vachrie, formerly head of the tective Bureau. He put “There's no Italian detective squad, was another] use firing all the quod men to get rid witn of a few loafers.” Hie opposed the idea Both witnesses were called as experts] If « secret service to watch the regular on constructive Hnes connected with the olice, Salaries of first year patrolmen = THE’ WeITe. HOUSE = mapa REVOLUTIONARY ‘WASHINGTON, Feb, 20.—With the re- turn of American refugees to their wrecked homes tn Mexico City to-day , 2 HEA20 QUARTERS should be $1,001, instead of $800, the adjudicating claims for damages that . 8 4 Police Departinent. On Monday next 5 . 7 fo SSSR ESTP, Toe | Promin torncatatwenn sen ane Writiam heAdoo, Chick Magitate, and | Prevent amall ray oeing an incentive tol Startling Statement Is Made by held frequest conferences regarding the 7,000,000 tn tise capital city alone. 5 Frank Moss, Assistant District-Attorney graft, Captains should get $3,000, and and president of the former bi-partisan | the precinct should be the department's i police board, will be examined, At the| ost Important unit. the Celebrated Dr. conduct of aflatra, and frequently ad-| , How Sreat was the tose to Americans | Diaz Lured Madero to Mexico Through a Fake Gressed each other by their first names, oH . . i 7 Vednead t| Alderman Downing asked Mr. Cropsey tm counell with both Gen, Huerta, and rave tached teat, wat| —-SPirit Message, Hoping to Capture Him, sat ayer MeCialon wil be eum | fhe” got_rich ax Commiasloner. Ie Vaughan. a i. : repiled emphatically that he had not. . Dias and was made the recipient of |e ee tenis tent of the ruins but Was Himself Overthrown. serteg HIM SUBJECT TO RE-| He would not take suppression of Mid GOraine of (ha: Jason. tosignidiod of Federal and rebels MOVAL WITHOUT CHARGES, | S8™bting and vico or enforcement of NERVES MENACE HEAL’ resolution of Francisco Madero and Jose Pino Suarez, which has just been pub- Ished, was in marked contrast to the usual verbose documents written in such ‘canes, It was in the following brief xclse Taw é Madero, to-day free. It ts thy protector, Benito Juares, Grdet Counsel Buchner Grew Mr. Oroo-| lice, tn recy: te bars Buphaer’s. gcse nt and @ prisoner in the ye Speaki attention to the fact that there| dong ne said: . ; banda of his worst enemy, sat io the Reveal preg fovrengntirc tenia bal have been elght Police Commissionore| «1 ‘nayy never regarded this matter] Tona Vita Restores Health to wotium'e* perorae tah in Ban An-| "ett of the fake Benito Juares only too Talaa Cee ate calien pesuueosn and ie Run-Down Brains ere Ambassador Wilson has already be-|tonio, Tex, a little more than two years] jj.,n 10 evaded Porfirio Diss'e guards 308 MADE (ho, EWA sntotsing the, lave Fs » Tex., slipped back to M and within a " ke H in view, of the events sale beve | gun bie investigations into losses sus-|ago and heard the spirit of Benito| year was estabiisned In an adove hut on| FRAN CISCO E- MADERD |Diied the witness, 1 would ate ee WORHGRA alse: They. ave gclte, to etait and Bodies. Stik dua tan. Coa latins bole ey tained by Americans. All have been| Juares, the Mexican patriot, calling him| the outskirts of the town named after sence ea dite vey Aegis on rd it they want to.” id ge Greater peace ingtructed to present an estimate of] ¢, himself and free Mexico of the| his ghostly tor—Juarez. From this and removable et his 2 : “Wouldn't It remove graft from the our country we make this formal jo arm himself and free hatred her long imm: t dur-| charges ein; ferred. A Mayor ‘ claima, These will be submitted to the hut, dubbed the “White Hi he ai- | 2eF lon unity from punishmen: re spr Police Department? 7 " resignation of our poste of President | gists Department and by them to the| ‘770! Porfirio Dias. ted the final « saa 60 ee ing her career a& & resort proprietor on | might be glad to be rid of such Caties. | vey. i would let some one else get Victor C. Vaughan, Dean af the und Vice-President of the Repubilo ‘This strange figure who now passes| ected the final operations of the revolu-| ing east side But indications | hut he should not be allowed to free " else Set! Ann Arbor Medical College, once stated 4 many rt rempectively to which we were elect- tion which resulted in the siege and fall rm —_—_—— from the clouded page of Mexican his-| 0°) is! were apparent that the woman, con- | tumecif of them.” Uohibigimigte she: “ela ies that 88 per cent. of the deathe in thie ea. tory—myatic, dreamer and theorlst—does paensder’ ety vinced that the court would visit upon| Mr, Cropeey eald that the law pro- NUGENT GETS A NEW JOB. co tey ar cealoe Webbs the igenent, m Juan Sanches Ascona, gopularty mot yet know that on the day when her the extreme limit of sentence pro-| vided a five-year term for Police Com- » ee specialist nae souanctad wee Ut known as “the Jackel of the Palace,’ Benito Juares’s shade bade him rise and vided by law, had resolved to avoid, 1f) missioners, Reinetated In Water Department, | new tonic, Tonn Vita. " aad who as private secretary for Presi~ i! weep the old ‘Iron Man” of Mexico possible, a term on Blackwell's Island. “If you have the right Chief Execu- “Neither these appalling ‘figui , dent Madero incurred popular enmity art ca ate alae ecisked Gia tive you'll have the elght Commission-| He Resigna for New Mace, — |, Hciiner, are. Nicee Ape them. | Seka Ghataveinione Usd baee eouana that an agent of Porfirio Dias himself and “Molnerny.. ‘Third Deputy Potioe| ef, the witness added. Stephen A. Nugent of the Thirty-laelves are to blame. It is the fault of ; Seated Creative: Sandee, Hes Seas coment Commissioner Newburger was In ¢ “L can't imagine a decent man tryIN€} e541, Aswembly District was appoint-|the new mode of living, created in de- while in full fight for Vere Cras and 1 | was the one responsible for the gentle full of interest weddings, Me | to hold the Job if the Mayor didn’t want! 6444 be Deputy Com.ntasioner of Char-| fiance of all laws of Nature. It is the deception, , sat alongside ' him.” {tien to-day by Commissioner Michael | fault of nervous debility, the twentieth- The story, as afterward discreetly ferred with the Jus “What is your objection to requiring} Heummond, to succeed the late Will-| century ailment. ! told by | Mexican secret service man to Levy, counsel for Hertz, and As-| ¢ pring charges againet a Commissioner | ia J. McKenna, “People flee in horror from such nt District-Attorney Smith arranged | before the Mayor could remove him?"| x, 7 ch T Nugent was Deputy Water Register. |scourges as cholera, smallpox, yellow on the prisoases for the arraignment! gayed Mr, Buckner. He was dismiased by Deputy Commis-|fever and other similar complaints be- Mr. Levy askc: the Court to postpone | ‘That would tle the Mayor's hands. | sioner John L. Jordan some time ago. | cause the effect is so speity: and s0 the infliction of sentence until Monday, | It's the necessity of charges being pr2-|On Nugent's complaint Mayor Gaynor) ; but they have no fear of en ——— Mr. Smith said he had no objections, | ferred that hampers the Commissioner | appointed Jeremiah T, Mahoney to ex- rT rt e nervous debility because The Justices, who had been advised be-| in removing men under him who are in-| amine into Nugent's charge that he the ill effects are not so apparent and if an agent of the United States Secret Service in San Antonio, runs this way; MERELY JAIL, NOT DEATH FOR MADERO. Madero, when he had the temerity to run against Porfirio Dias for the Presl- jeeew ened (area at Aplaeo, halt way to Vero Cron [Magazine Writer Hurries in Ter- on the part of scuventr buatere was| rot to the American Embassy | forehand of the proposed temporary din- tent." had been unfairly dismissed, The re- dangerous action is slow shown to-day when one man paid 905) (Continued from First Page.) “ compete: I \ . Moxico on a platfor: position of the case, granted the post- ; yesterd people d j for # fragment of Gustavo Madero's eye and Asks for Protection. sow Py : ve bags ponement, and meee arts was pees Mr. Cropsey sald he thought @ civilian | port favored him, and yesterday the | because nervous debility is more danger- felasnes, ‘beahen’ aa he . fall: under hel he called “the San Louis Potosi plan,’ Baer ene eal Ceara an, Sent | made the best Commissioner, Buch ®man| Mayor ordered his reinstatement by | Oit'than any of the scourges above men- fustiiade of guns at the Arsenal yester- knew that he was doing @ dangerous|But Dufty promptly appeared, Wilkins | since her conviction, had no affiliations with the department | Commissioner Thompson of the Pe-|tioned and is also more common Rows } day. Other curio hunters paid high| YEXI00 CITY, Feb. 20—Jonn| thing. Most men that contested the/sald, under oath and announced that!" This is the first time the courte] and could observe its workings better, | partment of Electricity, Gas and Water) dqyg, prices for ‘bullets that had bored! sinee Turner, a magasine writer ang|Tetlection of old Don Porfirio were| io was collecting for Inspector Gweeney.| have ever had ® real case against) Chairman Curran interposed: apply A “Nervous debility saps the vitality of through his bedy. Bite of the exeoutad | maven ner and] feund dead somewhere a tow days be.| Wilkins says he kept up hie payments| Rosie Hertz, although scores of wo-| ‘Do you favor giving the Governor] Nugent resigned at § o'clock this! the brain and of every organ of the body, i Muckraker, who was arrest- to Duffy right along until 1 men occupying premises owned or to remove the Police Commis- and was at once appointed tol and makes the subj di ‘ man's clothing arp being peddied by the] oo e) wie Dias t fore the election, Francisco Madero} i, a feaned UY KEE Wave bean fled power to ret 0 and makes the subject get so run down soldiers of the garrison who carried out] 08 Uy ae wo sare See ig? Oe | ciy want to Salt tt, Wola nee ey, Beeltnge wit enced to. prigon te tse Ghurtiee Spe. | stoner as as the Mayor?” he asked, | the charities Job. is health as to be an easy mark for any yesterday the iresical mandate of the| "0d 9 Arsenal, aucceeted toxiay : 4 | ital Sessions. Only once before hen| “No sir; I'm in favor of home rule, carers ase, ‘ “ley de tugs.” aned pe wey te Shey rete pete hid Prespesl napa ee gg Ree] NAR an the even been arrested. ‘That waa on| fret, inst and all the time.” FIVE-CENT ’PHONE BILL. Tona Vita and » similar tontc thet April 10, 1907, when she was accused| “How about the State Constabulary tn No, 136 West One Hundred and Thirty- "of assaulting a policeman in uniform. fifth street, which is in the Weat Ona| The ci went to the Court of Special Hundred and Twenty-fifth street pre-| Sessions, where whe was discharged. cinct. He awore he paid Duffy $60 a month for four y and that Duffy told him the money went to Inspector PELIX DIAZ MAKES A STRONG!) years ago he wrote « series of articles| up charge Of conspiracy. Ile escaped— is used in Europe are, so far as I know, DENIAL. for a New York magasine “Bar-| probably bata § hind ig of Mberal @arous Mexico,” wherein he bitterly| bribe money—in October, 1910, and, dis- Peltz Dias to-day denied having official tained President Porfirio Dias, Felix| guised as a peon, started to make his Diaz's uncle. way to the Rio Grande and across into Mates cad dct ame, Spwnen |" Sune preudetthevoune contain] Yovan fre tart ntay tpecce= New York | the only medicines that have been at all rr rT 4 Rate for G Pennsylvaniat’ asked Alierman Dow. | Reduced Rate for successful in comba ng nervous debility. io Ung. P ain A bly. Si i “T don't believe in anything like that PROsER 1G AeeemNRY Since the introduction of Tone Vita —_— <> dn New York." ALBANY, Fob. 20.—Five cents ts fixed|the United States we have received NA Baewar’ te aeeatl M ‘as the maximum charge for a telephone |many thousands of statements from ; ) leery ‘and. four @eputy-commlssioncrs duration between any two points in New | lieved of that ‘run down Iecling yy it. of the guard at the Arsenal that he|a man who was heir to millions and ei responsibility tor their deaths. The Sweeney. Aeclis Ib Awembs Larrlinera | eahic (sel ‘ficial report on the death of Gustavo | hed been arrested by mistake, After} whose family estates covered an area} in July of last year Young opened ‘were enough; Brooklyn needa no special | si‘reparced favorably: todays Vary rnie tonic tong talk his eloquence moved the cap-| equal to th: land States, 7 he Nea ¥: popadyey Prodperdascy piewsbaghernd tain and he was iberated without con- | skulking through the country barefooted |Gne thundered Ma Thigtgetoures ne at CONFESSED EMB LER Seely Oe Sypnty SOP. DF Maat the made 0 dash for tberty and the of- [Omer ttn Ne can eee Mi aneugera, | ee” SFOWD and Park avenue. As soon ) |equipment, bulld:ngs, ée., and should be ¥ Reore in charge fired at him and killed | mmbscey and bessed protection. He ap- jaded the rurales and crossed the| 0"? Opened Patrolman Eu: removable by the Commission fim. Adolfo Basso, an old man of sixty peared terror stricken and exp 4 an| ri ‘American soll. Then he went |*?Peared “When you were here before there years, was killed inside the rebel lines. | sraent desire to leave the country. He|to an Antonio and began hie active|manded $100 @ month for Capt, Walsh. Tres Giecathion OneGs Foe apinian of A Joint telegrem was sent lest might! i214 ne had been threatened several| campaign to overturn the old estab.) Wilkins says he told Fox he wi ° the head of the city administration. to the Paris residence of Porfirio Dias,| tings while in jail with being shot as|liehed government of Porfirio Di |ready paying $60 @ month in One Hun- _ What do you think ought to be the nd Legged sages ree eer el a oy. There his brother Gustavo, murdered |dred and Thirty-fitth street. Fox in- ° Fesuone Gaewega ihe Mazer. ane the Reyrt, Dias, bia nephew, o'a eyes, his|sisted on the rate and Wilkins paid.| His Bri itti (Trade sorke) Gaetan the arn Proviso rae | Tee amare ort we, Nan | ter taser eter rire an rom July te Jon ter tis yar no] S Brite Unwittingly Betrays wavon snourowt ray ro nun|| WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY SPECIAL dent, in which the old man deposed by! 115 articles attacking former President| sequently joined him, Jointly they|paid for both places, Belgian Nobleman, Sought POLICE DEPARTMENT. Hvancioco Madero, was informed that| porario Dias, But when Worked out their plan of causing the! [Fox went before the Grand Jury and 8 “& good mayer should be is It is an package, containing a somi-relief he had been avenged against his former | Tissdey by Dias in the arsenal ection of the northern states of |corroborated Wilkins and Young, in se A touch with ell Bis departments, || portrait of W: in effect, the entire ge qmomy. Gen. Huerta was the officer wo} ing to get information under fa the republic to the south, {tar as the facts were within his know by the Police. but when 19 comes to running the and able a hE ars commanded the escort of Portirio Dias] tenses the nephew of the old ruler| it not long before A gk tere ger ot ern whole department im detail I gon't Seemerane cea tis swhen he made his fight from the fed-| promptly took his revenge. channels of old Don Porfirlo's informa: |who runs a Harlem saloon, was on hand ‘think he ought to interfere, When jo confections selected from our various productions to make era} capital $9 Vere Cine in ts end the —_—_>—_ tion brought word to his ears of jto testify, but was not called, Baron Armand Pierre Marie van Bel-| the Mayor wanted mo te take the eMering 00 remarkable that it will long be remembered. ‘esing, ruler aid to hin at thet time) FIREMEN KNOCKED DOWN = [the plotting of thie politioal theorist) Gweeney was summoned to Polloe|lexhem, hailed in every capital of 50 5t Semmuasaiener $ tt am POUND BOX c eed on seo breed Indians in Mexico, He sent two| m), 3 “You don't believe in the Mayor They facsimiles of the erigi that Washi: ~teng Paral AT BLAZE IN A CELLAR. The call was connected with Sweeney's | novie Flemish blood—i are ginal one ington wielded— “Gen. Felix Dias, whose revolt tea to pos eesti ate te tan train? | demotion from the rank of Ingpecior and ae . Mod oe aner an] recommending removals, Gemotions or! biye handle and head covered with a brilliant the Tombs, held hy United States Com-| appointment: loner Shields to-day until an order| "No. sir T think he ought to trust|{ red satin and white edges—red, white and blue 5¢ & 10c bule ls a SMGkaes 8 haa 4c his Commissioner in those matters,||—e nevelty of unusual significance. Two sizes pro- | down by an ouplooien of one ia olla po more of this daring upstart. ls en Fe | trom ts , If he doesn't trust him he 8 for Thursday ram Fiday While Oghting @ small fire in Leon L. | MaDERO RISES TO THE BAIT! The indictment o youthful scion of Be! ¥| move him. pecial Special y . ° f Dufty had been ex | has alread conyic' FRUIT TABLETS |CHOCOLATE-COVERED I he | Chevancy's cafe, No, 308 Canal street, AND 18 HOOKED. pane indictment of Duffy had been ex-|as already bean convicted In the High|” “py heard tt eald at mead- ACIDULATED FRUIT VE! CE ead, “will now unite for the Fe [about 4 o'clock thie afternoon, They Criminal Tribunal of Brussels—on Jan.| quarters that if the Commissioner Ferien te pale re~ CREAMS _ neue One of the secret service men had|ago that he would be indloted, and was w P+ | tf Oc fee boot 250 ate aat Oc gleaned information of Madero's lean-| offered a chance to tell the District atc | wattouen he wan In this countrr=of) ea he weeléa’s do 8 thing the any Se box 1 wheres. ROUND BOK 1 the overthrow of the Madero Govern-| Three members of Engine Company the border. ‘They could|# suspension trom duty, During his ment, sald to-day the lives and prop | No, 31, Lafayette atreet, were knocked | then him and Mexico would know |Yi#it, Sweeney denied that Sergeant establishment of peace, order 08 | were Assistant Foreman Wdward Ial- oh t ti I~ oe pin, David Donovan and James dmith. [fc 'toward spititvaliany; he heard that| torney sbout his activities in Mariem.| rar hundred. dollar on the Belglen| eee’ oraer Wt done even the Ose || EXT RA SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1g 48 ore of pense and progreee |iecx to consciousness, but Halpin was fs roung sale dais ransiane bad Toad | The ympending contenrion of Rosle Herts! post office, and the Court has passed CHOCOLATE-COVERED PEA- |AMERICAN BEAUTY FILLED ‘ed found to be otherwise hurt and he wae |etarianiam and economlca, Craftily get-|Courts Bullding and In police circles |tenor him of three years at bard wed the Bingham | 1 NUT CLUSTERS croice ectect-| CONFECTIONS 4 contection wil) | ‘9ken to the Hudson Street Hospital in| ting acquaintance of Madero in the|than the official accusation against 2 | Dil, whioh he indorsed 48 a measure to be toward brinsing about ongenl- [49 ambulance extensive Mexican colony of San An-| putty. hich we pride ourselves om Baron Armand is the eon of the Baron | yeep the police out of politics, “But,” earth y 4 foanish Penants, benched ta taeese | [op tet ay martha ist mada es . Francois van Belloghem, for many erat tavarethion apnea’ 224. foure and moulded into place moerted. ‘thes m copectal gation in the s@ministration of | Members of Engine No. 7, witch had t agent Juid hie plans, ‘Phe circulation of this report followed | he added, is depends on the ‘thick, sweet Jecket of pure pista oll thele natural fla Public offices and the Goverment | reached the scene of the fire carter, fant epook doctor and “trance | ene postponement in the Court of Sper | senrme ee ae tolean caption oe] tndividuals—you cannot run 4 good de-)] Sag “whalewome | chocolate, ha tH mc truce im = i will soom be establishes upon a | Were already In the cellar and the ex- who Was touring the border |ciat Seenions of sentence on Rosle| 1; developed at the trial that Baron| O&rtment by legislation alone, 19¢ ULAR B. eugene Cc mormal basis, | Plosion paswed over thelr hende just as of Texas with his daughter, “the | terts, who was convicted on Feb, 14 of ? “The most serious handicap, to the ‘POUND Box Armand, a few months before his di appearance, had contracted a riage, When the verdict ag had been handed down, Belgian secret service officers bexan to shadow the “ae 3 have repeatediy state x | No. Al's men were entering the cellar inal ohild wonder and spirit medium | have no personal ambition. x am | from the Lispenard street aide. The | beyond compare,” readily consented, for content with the overthrow of the | only ‘one of the second company to ew ja fat consideration, to play the game, D Madero Goveruuent and shall lend | cape the blast was “One Hundred Per | with the Dias agent and induce Ma ‘edministra’ Cent” Jack Logan and it was, ae }to voluntarily return (o Mexico, She] Rogie 1 Beneral effectiveness of the department leaning the house she owns at No, 218 t Ninth atreet for disorderly pur- tage of the confession of wie would be that tt could be | | @isted by some of No. 7's men, who San Antonio and began to give| oonfirmed by her husband, Jacob, who | ¥°Un# Haroness Jeanne van Belleghem. | Grugged his stricken fellows to safety, in # tumbledown ho ocluted with her in business and| hey pvered whe had suddenly de- of all foreigners.” |A great crowd gathere’ and watched | Mexican quarter, | ‘I'h Nas served sentence for the same offense , Parted Amerte: © @nty the mont optintatic residents of | the Work of resuscitating the remen by | that Madero heard of "Madame Ros! 1 4 me Shisrmation 80) : WOIMO. seer eee rT "las that of which she has been con-! thls effect was at once cabled to the oe ‘ rit ove | Métificlal resptratior presence. cited In addition, the Distriet-Attore| United Btates, and the Belgian Min- EDIC PROFIT PLUS PARCEL POST | that the substitution of Victoriano enemas Madero snapped at the bait, By spe. y uncovered several of Rowle| ister at Washington, Mynheer Bugene (>) IN 8 =f pox 5 ‘tuerta for Francisco Madero will result), WOMAN DIES ON STREET, | cla! arransement, the price weing $0 former tome vot|Havenith, obtained from the Secretary | Geeteime ee 12! 3 e 13 ag a a Bel f + 7 : t i tr, the restoration of peace throughout out of Mader which have | of State an order for Baron Armand’s atqmperary pocket, he received w R I note cr currency’ must ‘Two wedding Finds on the usual wed-| "private sittin a the wom | arrest. e nee’ Seder She republic. It remains to be seen how "| Phen it was that after the tat ithe United States Mecret Service men were one rates, ae { inuny of the rebel leadern will wcept the 4K Anwer may help Identity the body] | Then tt wae that after the fat m may make tinplleating politictune or | | Ue Cone ceng plank, “when, Huse BUILDS YOU UP t Imvitation extended to them by Gen. 0 & woman iro alla naee Ana died Me nattk EhAaOWe Antal dtenead Kttel ee onoss van Belleghem landed yesterday, » © Huerta through the Federal command, haart coee nee indeed aa | cout and hat of @ general dn the Mexi-| WOMAN SAID TO WEAKEN, Down dhe gang blank she sped into the] oh in the Various States to join in au ef- Thirtyethird +3 can army, appeared for a second before FACING PRIGON TERM, pier ant ee cinanten Food| jort to restore normal conditions, Dr Hradburs- of J. Hood Wright Hose{the curtains ond @ sepulehral voice| Neither District-Attorney Whitman | {er one brief Joyful hug, was eent back STREET Tt appears to be taken for granted that Jiu) was called but the woman was|sounded; |nor Assistant District-Attorney Smith, board the Finland to be returndo to| “Sse eo Street Get, Bockman iano Zapata, the | irreconcilable Gad, She wax about sixty years old and] “Hise, my son Francisco, Go tnto who conducted the prosecution of Rosie Europe. LOST, FOUND AND REWARD! ark een 166 rebel, ay sieves at’ thet tend of we folrly well dressed in black, with brown | Mex gather an army and march Herta and her husband, would ponies | ST Loar rergling tag cont me BLL, sel At City Hall Park Just J ) Wuwertul force of desperfe men in the furs. ‘The body in at the Marlem|upon the tyrant Diag, You will be auc: tively confirm the rumor that the woman “They Cure Colds in vameete, let ‘Se tao é (Fao coven’ watshs to cach tasmane teciods Mouth, while Dr. Vasques Gomes by the morgue. cessful and my country will again be had volunteered to reveal the secret of Bed Ome + Cough Drove 8. One D ens ee bal ° t 2 0 contatnen, lk acc lat ' ,