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WAN ATTACKS
NEWSPAPER OFFICE
Suffragette, Objecting to Edi?
torial in "The Standard/'
London, Smashes Its
Windows.
FIRE AU.RMS DESTROYED
Grandstand of Cricket Ground
Burned?Attempt Made to
Set Flames to the
Army Balloon
Shed.
. ,
la.iixjli'ii. April l_.-Suffrage.tl.-s st
t.-t. _?*?_ i he Staiidafl-I Building in 81mm
lain.* l*i ??! atroat, la""! night, ami two
? (-?.is- windnxx-s-. tu tha tionok<eep
at?ce -x'-rc i"-'ik/ti. The timakaaoar
? n. ?.k .-* .'tTifiuiK by talo ?leak
when ha Biiddasilj heard txvo loud re?
I'orts. TtaOSI a .?-h'.vv-pr of glass fl? xv
pOsl hia heost. Tiirrniiig i>> UlO xxln
i?i<.\x.?, ni?..ut fOOT f<?'?_ ttOta xvlior.? 1".
tx'.-i? standni.t*. h" saxx- that OOtll prOBOl
[(each aboul !*? imnos, by IS inches? ?>f
|Th??< iJjato glass 1**?8*eS larv?k"ti.
? I".-an <>ur of tho hii.!?lin-ar.-' h<? ?.., ,?_
mapnnied by one ?tf ths? workman,
Who OOloed the am? of a xjonian xvh.?
i?-o xx-ra.'k-nc lelaarely awa*y. She at
',,?,,-0 idtnltted thai ah?*?,had hroki-n the
( Windon s?.nti?l x? ?* asked h? r to rrriim
?wtta i ? to Hi.? offi. ??. "_hs ??liri bo and
;. psMoatnaxn, wboihad booo notl
l?*Msd "f i ii*- w*j'.'Ji.\v?pma,<liinR-h appeared
' ?>n ih?? sivne."
In th" -vx o m an -x riosse-AjilDi? xvas a lit?
; tie htinini?f. wi;iiit"?'l In ;i> Harlk clot...
I Th?? woman was ir??mbiing,anrl flushed
xx-uh ?'iTH'tion a_?tae_ wrar aha had
|a_a_s?hed Th?? sttat?an<f Bafdiltsado xxtn
?!?'.? s she repllod :
-. .?" referai aaa* ,n "ur
iBSsiar, otra. Pa_?khunrt "
The s;;?:i<i ?ni" eiisooaflfl (approval
trf th?* s.-nteriM' 11 -4,ii .,?, nu? militant
-, d-BBouaoad the ?^mpstlgpi of re?
ned by tha militajT-**?. ami
I that ptxattni InhrllcrBble
s ? it ion must he torminaTo.l ly- ?b
liig i the nsilii j * tnovmicnt.
\s ih?? editor of "The Evening stand?
ard," also an ontir-BUffrage D<*wppaper,
WOB '--iniPK lYs offirf? last oxTilng a
woman of atout fos*ty yemrn ot aajps. who
!? In? In irait, llircxv a. MioT-.r .-.*
? BBloatla B__aO?**_ Ita Tii-ark. !- ?
? iash? '1 through tha xvlmi'.iv of an ad
- Oaltaa and injured ihe night
noon. Tha "aroartan who thi-ew tha
i pes_.
An allegad "roffragette att**rapl t" d? -
'.?> fire th? dirigible balloon
and eroplani parka of Use? army flying
'k rf..?,rted fr.'iii "%rah?orough.
Two lighted candlea w?sra ?_?_?6ov<snd in
rarae buahaa sHrroundirsjg the sheds,
? ? . . mrere exMnguished hefore any
damage had boon antta,
?| mlHtani ??ufiraget-ir?- started a
: atarday by attacking the
fir?? alarms in tha i.oi-.ion otreeta, three
? roj ed. iti ?
ird bearing tha wtstelt "Votes for
women" woa attached to the damaged
apparat*?
Militant rolTragett?** lax?? aloo tel
Ore t.. the t- of tha great
- ? ot ground al Tunbrltlge Wells
Thoy lefi ' ? ad than 01 hotognt]
Mr?. Bmmeline ?*ankh_rs1 as a sign.fi
II at ? ?
GOT 20,000.000 FRANCS
How Nestor Wilmart Fleeced j
the Belgian Banks.
x T4??r 'n bank?*f who restetn j arrived
Yier? trorn Brtaasala <i?*"-itbf! yest?
? o _oss_4_t*Msfl !?? arhleh the nol ?
j v??>st.>r Wllmar? fw. ?.i aoasa !'?<? 1 m
, ??arks out of .-...rr-a...? fran. 8 I Jf ISBUlng a
? '*'te Ol ' - ' ? ?*- ? ? ta-OOd honda la dupll?
?.?> .1 : trloUeate. it s?*??m? a?***?OtTdJng
t" th-? bonk? . !i?at Wilmart, xxho \xa?i tb ?
riirfCtor in ?-hi.-f of a sn.a'l ra?ir-a.) riiti
?? fron ??rt???it to Terneuaan, K^igi-.m.
entered!!' with the govern?
ant for tha purchaaa of h\% prorir*-t\.
111??. BOJd t ?-*? T If tha gox*rrnme?,t of H?-i
trium tool oad, th?. bonds,
xshirh xaerw giJOtOd Bf flf) f'aii'?t On II*.??
H?*i!S.sr:s BtO? S ?-x< hatiK-?. i .
rm?eaa*t? n? ?>?> fratirs. In th?? UPKoila
tlons ?*ith tn*. K'.x? 1 nment Wilmart mad?
th-> stat^mmt 1h;it the Original t-.-i (Is had
?-.n d?*aS?iroy#d bjr fir??, makini; it n?"*<?i
ntry tl-.it dUPll?Cat?MB should i <? Binds from
th*? platea.
a banknots oompany xxt?? emp oyad to
aagXOVO ths bond.? not on,?, In ?hipll'ir.
* in triplicate. Th? oovorneaant stamp
X4S.: Bseor?*?* on tha lonrjs. and xi nan ih
ip?#rrst (?oupona fell duo the laigf-si bond
or, ?rhleh arao Wilmart himself, co'
?..rt?'i the amounl due to him. Th?
i?'ss final.f ?i-s.ei.x-. ? rd. bul Bol before
Wllsriaii bad oi.tait.p.i ab.?dt WJO*?.?*<fl0
ftancs from his bat kins fri?m?1s. Tn?
bonds hsd heoa p.aif.l xxitli tli*rt>- Bruo*
?OOks Ond rrltat-- llrms.
a o
TO CROSS ATLANTIC BY AIR
Balloon Will Start from the Canary
Islands Shortly.
? p palm*??. Canary "Mando April IL
Th.? ,i.;.ariir.- of JOBspb BtUck.-r, for
msrl) "f Mll-sraukee, on hia t!*aa_a*Jantlc
?'. hl? h was aeliMstluled
for ti'-n-e r.i?x. a ,.. i delayed i- dim?
th? military authoi
h ?? ' ? ; a >itr for bis be
loon x? ?t! m th? bo, as he
th'.ughi H s as beat suit? d for lb? start of
. ' .? the tmitiHi y authorities
-. ?.? gra%t him permission t.? u
fforl ? ' I'emc tna'le t.. nhtHln sutlior
??! from ib> governmenl a? Madrid
WINTRY DAYS IN GERMANY
Temperature Down to 22 Degrees
Fahr. -Snow Squalls in Berlin.
Berlin, April n A return ef ointef boj
hfen aspisrlenced thn*??ugl*out Oermi
. raturas of "-' degrees fahrenh? ,i ara
??'I from many ?IiMihts In the norili i
and also in the Black "Toraet, arhera the
mounl eos i i ? d sltb anos Sin y
i'.u falllao :?-!*" alnca this a-ssraini
In Ih? c Btral ltliit)'- r. ?ain
High stinds |.i?-vaii on ths ?? s?
reoehlng Hi"? veloett) of a hurrl**an? ..i
C'uxhovsn, orhlle at Kiel Btoan*?tra t*omlti|
m tin Baltic an la aaad la lee,
in Berlin furious snow stjualls occurred
. fternoon, and greal ?lan.ae?- t.? ..
??hardi i? r? ?".ri..) c\tr> nhere In th<?
vi'-inity.
PROPOSAL TO DEPORT
ALIEN SUFFRAGETTES
Case of Zelie Emerson, Who Is Now Suf?
fering from Appendicitis, Brings Mai?
lers to a Head in England.
I By ( aM?* to TtBfl T-i?>un? ;
London, ?April IS. The Indign?t!?
shoam by suffragettes and others ot
th?? treatment of Zelle Emoreon In Ho
loway J.iii .'ni?i the attempts '," mal
ah International arfan ol Ihe caae ha*
ao aroused ?the antl-suffraglata thai
Mil Is likely to be Introdu.i In ti
H oui** of Uommona next week orderij
the deportation notonl] of Miss Bmei
son. but of svery other militant Amer
?an suffragette now in England
"What rieht h.i\o Aim p-an ?.?.?-mo
to ?unie over and mix In our affairs',
satd a man high in public affairs j <??
tsrday. Bom? Csbinet mlntoteni con
skier thi* country's hands full airead
with three Pankhurata and their ii?"i
tenants and want no outsiders to ad
t?> th? bun'..
??ne well known anti?s iffragist mem
bar of Parliament has drafted ? ?if
portation bill and was Consulting othe
"amis" yesterday to learn tiV uvas
un "f support he might ? spect. it i:
certnln, however, that if auch a radica
move Is considered tremendous oppoai
tti?:i will d v? op aa not oi
woman suffrage many friends ? ? ?
House of Commons, but th? ru?
Internet!! nal ? ? lai Ion i m ly
it developed yesterday that M?sj
Emerson Is si ffering from ?|>.,>
an?l that sn operation ma* be
sai y at any time The Mirg.
ever, arc ?ic-fi-rrinc tim operation be?
.?atise the patient's vitality la so loa
that tlie*.- fear shp woul i . ?? on the
operating table. Her mother ws
lowed to s?*<- her for only fl? ?
to-day, for Miss Emerson la *tiii so
dased b) pain ami Is suffet -
.? itely fr. m the effects ol her Im
ment that the i
any - mall excitement r< tilting fi om a
chance remark.
Tt is understood thai a member <>f
th?*- House of Commons who I
to th-* cause <?f woman suff afp Int? ?
to a-k the Home Beeret
In the Houst ? C< mmons whether he
is . ontemplating a plan wher
?Zeil? Emerson, of Ja kson, Mich., and'
XKI.n: KMKRSON.
n hoae sctivltle
In r*ondon have prompted th" propossl
that alten militants be deported f'"'1
Great Britain.
??thff for? gn militant suffragettes
I of breaking English Isws will
be deport? ?? i
Under the English la? Mr. M< Kenna
?a " ild !" a ? Ing ? Ithln hi
- thla Th? ' ' for?. th? r? port
? . do r" ha i
imong th? ?m< in
v ..'n. n hi ?? " h ? ha ?re ill r? w da sa
well ka smong those whose af"itiati?.n
nei - ? i '
i'nlon, th" n tanl iffrai I organ!?
ad I theii I ei
ed to a term of pi .*-?m.
DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT
HAS APPENDIX REMOVE!
! Displacement of Vcrmiforr
Organ Original Cause of
Her Prolonged Illness.
. - r>f ? 'Ol
naught, wife of thi Oovei or G<
' ??nada ?Ht h? oj ?
paiied a ?vo'"! Hghi
The actual operation on the Duchen
of Ccanaught was th? renioval of U
vermiform appei dix, tl
?* hi h bad < .1 ised chroi obstruct
Tr.o progress lowani recovery made h
i ; n duchess Is bo go ?! that : e doctoi
nt of her ?complet? ii
covery.
ENGLAND IN WINTER'S GRIf
Heavy Snow and Blizzart
Sweep Over Large Section.
London, April 12. -Winter has re
t ?moi to terrify April, and yeat?
Ian-.' part of England rat swept by ;
bllasard, which In nom? districts Isa te?
over ten hours and brought down se>
? ral Inches of snow. In London dur ni
the afternoon itaow fell foi om
i nt. fon ,11 melt* d si ? ?
: the ground. Almost th?- whol?
dSJ -A'.I : ra III'. .
Elaewher? condil on? wer?* far worw
in th<* Derbyshire Peak district a snow
storm raged over ten hours, growln?
h< a w hour )?? bom Several In? hi i
fri! ;n dalos and on hi : i The fall wai
\crv heavy around Doncsster nn?i h
w ott Riding.
Bnow f? n all da ? In 8? ol and, an?
ally alonk' th?'' western seaboar?
the fall was very severe, stalling at
7 o'clock in iii?- morning? snow fel
uithoat. Intermlaaion all ?Jay and ??"??
still falling late la I nigl : Th? ?? rn
win h?"- ?Jlaastroui to young Ian l ? n
1h" hill farms, and h?*ev' losses -ri
expected.
The outlook for th?* imm?diat? f iture
i*- equally depressing Rain snd inoa
are predicted for lo-daj In almoat all
diatrl la
M. P. LOSES" HIS SEAT
Sir Stuart Samuel Liable to a
Fine of $232.500.
[? ' BblB t.? Tl ?* PrlS?! ?
Londoi. -.prll 12. Blr Stuart Mon
tagu Samuel, Liberal, at p., foi
Whltechapel dhislon ol the Tower
Hsmlets, has forfeited I Best ri th"
House of Commons, according t.? ? it
clslon given yesterday bj the -i dlcisl
Committee of th? Privy Council. Thl
. den r ! ' ai lees from the fa? t that
ihr. firm of which h? Is a m? mber
(Samuel Montagu <?? Co.) helped th?*
government i?> daf?sat a big silver ring
at*?i save ll.oOO.tMM) for the India Offici
earrj pik out a ' ont ract to bu '
silver quletl) for Indian currency.
sir Stuart Is liable to a Rn? of $2,500
for ?"very Um?-? h<' voted In Ihe House of
? '..m..i"?-1 after his Arm begsn to buj
allv? r for th* goveri m< i '. k? h? vote?!
nliiety-'thrree times, the amount for
which is liable Is $2321. It Is ?
pe? t< i that a bill of Ind? mnlly w III be
brought in lo exempl him from pa]ms
thli ' noi moua sum.
AVIATOR FALLS 1,200 FEET
Perez Arzcno Meets His Death
in Argentina.
I .? ? - v ri -.prll i ' Perea %r?
sano, sn aviator, wai killed to?daj when
the aeroplane wblck he area driving fr"
fi om an all Itud? oi i so f? ? t
iii?- death of Perea Arseno sonst I
khe $4.th In the annal of aviation and
ihr twenty-nlntb sin?<? Januaij
SEES "SYSTEM" AT WORK
La Follette Attacks Appoint?
ment of J. S. Williams.
\; r|| ' I? i BUtCI
? n ert M. I-a Fe i *< ?*d
ir el ' -i
tte'a Week! ? ? i itment
i i-.. .,,. ,. w .. of le
V\'illla ns as As? of the
Tressui ? Under the capl ? I i
tern at Vi
' in pa '
i few i | '
I that ? ? '
-finia. ? '
M '.' '? in
grntl?
of go?
rstigi '
.
of his mlscella ma?
Mr. WoolI?
of ' e Washington real i
i n?- ?????m?-? i ion of < '
t of t ii Thla
a 'ayat re? coi
? ,
ti . . I Oil
grou ' ? i to Mi
\\.Ic; appoint
of I
"?A
Int? rest
tant
? - of the Treasurj Mi W
: .
her? i V
fitl | m for thla po Itl? H?
m?- int.. i of ihe " illllo . ?
Club, ol MM street. ! aa ". oi k Cltj He
ird Air Line R
.- ? i? m and ?? aa It president from ! I
lo "-? presld? nt ?>f the Ueo ?
?k i lo Ida R illroad ? ompan*. a d r? ?to.?
of the Raleigh a ' harte ton Ral
Compan) and chairman ol tin? board of
dlri ? loi i Hi ??' ol iI ?? i? in .
..I Richmo dent of th? ' I ..
. ? ? ?? of the Mary?
land i ? ? mpa .f the
Bouth? rn luv? itm? nl ? ?? npan i d
ol th? Great Britain Railway Develop?
m? nl ? itton a rid .? dire? t"'- >>f tii"?
Seaboard It Kails ai ? am] -<
? .?i th? l.".?i 'i of dir? ' '?" n ?>f th.- Hi
Mi VIII lam ted with 11
Pierce, Norman B. Ream, B K. \ ?ukum
and "i I ? i repr? sntatlva
i ; Ii i.. Il? red thai President >\ ilson
? beet Imposed upon, i.?m him i" i
u h Inrtu? nc? - The i n? ? lui Int?
? p Th? ' "?!? ? in. i- fi lends In
irtmenl Id of th? m ?ti ?
kn ?a ii 'i hi : hould all b bunt? >i dos n
But it wl .. ttl? to m n
oui une man with special Inter? l ? on?
?"'? n. sppolnl .m', h? i a ?th hk?'
aflillation ... pla? ?
MRS. ?SKINNER WINS TRIZE
_
I Actor'l Wile Writes Best One Act
riay in Philadelphia Contest.
... ie Th? Ti II in
Philadelphia, April 11. Mrs Otis Bkin
ner, ?if.* of th< actor, was de? lared the
arlnner ? f?-. ? i r i? t In s contest for th?* i>o,.i
<>ti.'-a t pla? . und? r Um .ii'.. ii,.ti of I
Play and Plaj ? i ' ? ?rganlzatlon. Mi i
Bkinm ' won th? W pi I u ? Ith s
- all? ?i ' Ph< '*? ' to Retun R? ad
Edward Hamilton Bterllni .?? Trenton,
gol bu i.:abl? m? n?".m ?? id hia Ba?
bett?," as 'ii.i ?!" epb w Du Cur: ?, of
r Had? pi a. with "Duet <?f the Road
'I'h. playlets of Mrs. Hi.'un?-' and Mr.
Blei ling a III be plaj ? <l ?? lha Little Thi a
ire her? m it month .?t t he In* Itat on
forman? a <>f the Pla ?i d Plaj ? i
The ludgi ?.! the cent? il w? re <;, ,,r(.,
MlddltMon, playwright; Clayton Hanr-llton,
dramatic crttl? ai d Mi Bug? ala \\.i
ward, actress all of Nee rorh Twenty?
one aketcbea from budding writers from
ail ports of the country were entered
The Judges till have In theli handa
manuscrtpta for two and thres-aci i?ia>??.
the winner t.. recelva WE. Thi ?? awards
sill be anno meed soon.
POPE G? A?F-NCE
TO 3 AGED PRELATES
Falls Into Deep Sleep, Wearied
by His Efforts of
the Day.
SEEN SITTING IN ARMCHAIR
Pontiffs Sisters Optimistic
Cardinal Merry del Val Im?
parts Papal Blessing to
Pilgrims to Rome.
Rome, April II. Despite the lnjunc-j
liona of in*? physli am and the remon?
atrancea of his attendants, Pope Piua
this ?ft.r,i,...n raceit e.| m BUdi? I ??
three bishop s ?." had hiade ! a pil
grimage t.. Rome to visli him. and be?
sinne,] upon them tin- Papal blesaing.
To-night His Holiness, wearied bj hia
cfforis. fell ?til?, a deep sleep Imme
djatelj after hia phyalciana had made
their customary call.
The meeting between ihe pontiff and
?he three .ige.l bietlOPS STOS pBthetlCC.
x- ihey entered th.* sickroom they
Ihres i'? ? maeltea at ihe feet of Ihe
Pope, "ho wai silting m ins armchair.
'I'h.. p.'ii?> smiled and, lifting l. - It inda
sbove their hesads, bestowed Ihm bless?
This, ho ?-.mi, xx.is intended not
stone for the preisten, hu? for the pll?
grim?- who hid Journeyed to Rome lo
? ?? ? i "i homage
'i'h.. bishops, who had been *
t.. mal d the audience i ai pos
fl '?ie papal bedroom, iheli eyes
bi imming a Ith lears, Seither Pi I
aoi Marchiafava nor Dr. a niel was
? ?r during I he re- ? ptlon
Progress Become? Rapid.
Th?? recover? of the Pope from hit
retspss fr..m the iniiu? : u ippar?
entlj ?? .-'?.?UK rapid progiesa HI
? ? ? ig to? da; irlth th? pai
: - ? .. ' 11 4 their
the Venel pllgrit
? .- the V'atl an, said '?l"- < ondltlon of
I ? ? -f -,.. , non so aatiafa lot t
? ? Brai possible he ? able
\?ithin .? feg? da? s to n
the pi grim : **r< m his nstlve r |
tj?, ired it s ??s the desire of thcli
broth? r t.. do bo, but that i
re gent I?
g to give their pa
ble Immui from ? ?
clt? ant in period ol
The pilgrims war? d In the j
. Hall this afteri il i rdtnal
Merry d< ' Val, the Papal Si
Stati at 1 ? r eat of 1
Piua i ' a a .nn function. Tha
' .'ni add!? cd I ? ? ? i m tha
minv <?! | be Pop? and Imi i ? I hem
the papal blessing. Ii srsi with mu?._
regret, the (.'ai Id, thai Po| ??
PiU l| ? : ii
,. , . , ?Venal
? i them, xa h ?m hi greatly d
|0 gree>.
The i 'ardi?al told i1"* pilgrim * ?
I not ,'?' ? 'I adi.iii
?.?(s*. ? '.?., Rom
i, -, red for t he m
the . . i they might d
? idt*d 1 ? -? ih.'
Ponl If d< ? -,...,
itioi ? ? gardlng the I ri
?-!iur? h be given eoch ol I ?? i grims
a oo enir of their i lait
Pop? S.qn? Documents.
? ? .
? ? ?o..*.? th? relaps?
Pius sppi i" d lo da . ."? ? ? are de
a hlch < Cardinal Pomi 111 nnd
l'an Root im ar< m id? m? i.ro of ih?j
of the Holy ( ?ffli i.
Thi? ?-, filing ? ? ?in Ion of th? ' ? ? . ?
;p ' ? the offl? la I \ ,iii 'an
i
"In ? onftrmal!'?: ? ? nen
???ti.- ti regard lo Ihe h? nit
?i ! iher we are able to
thai .Iltions ? untinu? ? n
Bl * fa. lOT]
The pop? al i ?m- i ompl lins of |
in the small of th? back, which Increa ?
ix?h?*n he sits up snd also when h
Icougha These and other s mptomaar?
attributed bj Ihe phj .* Icians to ??
neuralgia arising from Influente, and
rem? 'i??-s hove been appll? ?i.
Th?. Pope i .m-' If declarea ihal he
bsttei Bnd haa i xpr? si i 'I the de
sire to read the newspapers, .'a\iiig
that .r'er w hat waa invented when ie
waa id ih?? iirst time he : rurlous lo
see xv hal II ay ha? e be? n ? apabl? ol
? doing afti r hia i' lapse, Profi
Msrchlofovo, however, refused to i"i
mil him t" read, whereupon ?he Pontiff
< s< lu ?in? <l.
"Thai thowi ih?- muol have killed
and burled me:"
a
'FINDS CHILD MIND READER
I Prof. Mucnstcrberg Tells Psy
j chologists of His Experiments.
I '!>'??ra|.ii i?, tmt I rll in? i
sfiddletown, Conn., April IL Professoi
lidii" afflnsterberg, "f Harvard cni
verslty, speaking before the tenth annual
Spring > Otlferellee ,,f e \ | >r I I 111 e>| t 1 ! |,.a\
chologists .-it Wssleysn this afternoon
- Oil <??<) the belief thn! len-? ear ..?I [:. Utah
Miller, ..f Warren, k t Ii ?? mind reader
of ?tilaordlnai abillit and thai hei
? ? probably ha ? s an \ ?ray v\ Ion ind
.? through objecta arhlch t" other
i ? "i'i" are opaque
Prof?*oaor MUnsti i b< ra told si length
Of thi ? ? ? ..' . \ ;?? ; inn mi | ..? . h he
performed xxith ths child and af thi
" sndi ' ful abl Ity ?lie <li*m?-?' ? d In
laboi Btoi . 'ii.- i -i" i Im? ni ' an led "ti
wer? somewhat similar lo iii"?.. uaed In
i lie recent Inten lea ? hi? h Dr, John l ?.
Q ia< k? nbos, or Ko Bl Wi I Sth atri St,
Sea York City, end Di Chsriss Ksi i
of Brookl] n. hsd ? ?"i Ihe child
Tha session of the conferenca al arhlch
P ?'? ?? or MUnsterberg apoke araa largely
attended Professor Royinond Dodge, of
tha pa hologj departmenl a! \x > il? hh
announ? <?i thai Prof?*~sor MOnsterbsri i
nti'ier . oatrav1 with a publishing houos t?.
writs .'. treatlss upon I >? esperimenta
a ith Bealah Miner, ?n* it prohtMta him
from Kiilti'i an*tlhlng lo the pul.lie m
adx an? a ?if the i?ui?n?ration.
it x?s? ..nix by v|i?"iiii Biroogemenl
t ti.ii professor Ifilnsterberg waa lnduc?id
to ?peHk al this < onfer. rice, and upon the
promise thai newapaper nun -?kould he
excluded and Ihe attondan?*e eonfined as?
?*' . in i to s.|?niiii'- investigator?.
MYSTERY Otlil?lN'S
DISAPPEARANCE GROWS
No Trace of Wealthy South?
erner, Last Seen in West
End of London.
SCOTLAND YARD'S THEORY
Talk of Beautiful Brazilian
Woman in Fashionable Hotel
with American Who
Seemed Dazed.
1,:" ' ant ]
London April 12 The mysterious
disappearan.f Joseph Wilberforce
Martinet Memphis, Tenn., la engaging
the attention nol onli of ?Scotland Tard
a nd the ? "i.' " authoi ities, hut of the
entire staff ..f a piiv;it<> d?te? Uve
sgency and a number ?>f ?\?'nn*n d? -
tecth'es. Mr. Martin's friend, .1. 1/>????.
hari Anderson, at whose flat Mr. Mar?
tin had been staying, ssld last niKht:
"Mr. Martin a*ould nol have gone'
without letting m?' know his Inten?
tions, if. ?'.in??' t.? London In Fsbruary,
partly on business, but also to return ???
,'isll I paid l<? Iii** own h-.m?* in Mem
phis, if" wnt ?i strictly temperate man,
and on the Thureday evening when a-c
saw him ;.?-t he had had <<??':? two
drinks. \v< were playing billiards ?'i
ih?- Automobile Club He ran
tou? - drinks, in the nexl
room you 1 ? '" ?* ? ih.ktall mixer 1
bought ape* lalb for his ''"r- ":1
. loi h?*- .'irr* still in : ? ' 1 nd they
an 1 a Intended to return.
There no I di? .'i..ti <>f ;i hasty j..iir
He s si at t ime 1 lot lal man,
bul general I he a*ss grave and busi?
ke.
"W bi ?',, 1 . iggest has happened?
W? lit to say, 1 Tin afraid
he may I fallen Into the hands ??>>*
? a deep? rate ga ^ or It
Ij m-*; il! aomenhere.
All els? v.. : may be cer?
thai he has not ?-..n?*
rreptit ? tlon of
ird."
Mr M ' popular in the West
1 ? rn In the flnsn?
if Lon I"n. A detective
, " ? ?? |ng on the cs ltd
him :?n-i he sis ?
struck me as 1 eli t ? cool, level-h?
ni.m. H'- Int ar abl? . .-ir-i<-.| mu? h
Ith him, a*? mu? ii as [400 or
? - w h ? ' b? 1 uni
? ? ? the night of hi?.
t . . ???.,.., So
\.\ be n left by him In 'It*
he ?
The ? ? m .'i'.' git ig ; *
th.: , n hi.'h
pr< mlaes to be 1 1 tha "th*?
g di g to the
: * ir?-*?!
a hi n 1 ?? ''?'?' the Au torn ? lb <*n
' ippearance,
? , 1 Ta 1 t first n fused to Krt.
I 1 the 1 ? snd turnt ?1 II
to the Vli at 1 s stai
in v ' ? t Mr. Li irt /
Hat ted. ? the m?as?
g a - ? nd h
week's dlsapi ? ! e are
that the 1 a
in ordii of a man a Ind?
? period of
rt 1
me.
\ ? er. waa told
1 Am? rlcan In a da
ng or the la it 1 daya In
ihlonable -A'? I i?i..i hot? 1 a ith .?
woman of gi rat i- luty.
man 1 d from the P
mc ?-tii? r than M;ir
tin, 1 ? la ith the
?> ornan, med c ?m| et*
dominate him
-u?
SAL?NICA FOR BULGARIA?
City To Be Given for Strip
Yielded to Rumania.
* : ',''?"
Ing the T ince ?;?*. mai ? Aus
lliinga ad ?ate, .? -
cording t.? the ' N'eue 1 rel? Presse, '
ml? b should given to Bulgaria ;-i
..,'-.,
and ?1 Bti lp of Bulgarian ti rite , to Ru?
.
Russia snd 1 Vance, on the other I
ire of ",' nlon that tin ?-? ?* should ha ta
Baloi England .1 to fs '?r the
viea ?>f th" rrtple S ? 1
1 sttinje Montai sgr ?.pni 1 ia
Bervtaa troopi which have been assisting
the Mont? cgrin arm? n th? age of Bet*.
tart, are nithdrawing and n.ting back
ti ? ird B< r. is.
-? ?
SOCIALISM SPEEDS BOMBS
It's a Sham Science, S?iys Color,
Shocking Yale Hosts.
II Telegraph 1
? ? m Haven, tpi 11 11 Bird ??-' Coler, of
\<-r? Vo'i< rn? Bhocked the Fall Bodal
?'hih tonight by Informing it thai
ill i" '.' b Bbam seteno < it it?*
teechlngs ;?"? centran to patriotism ?ml
- "n and tend toward barbarism snd
He ssld In pai I
? i on have been told that soi laliaia ?*i
r> onomli .-iii' 111 sai in order ti <i"
awa* with the waste of the present sys?
tern t shall not att? mpt to deny that
there is waste in the present syatem, or,
rather In th? present lack of system, for
capitalism is nol systematic. There la In?
Justice "' It, and wherever there la Injua?
tice then 1 \< ?ste There Is erueltj In
1? then is oppression In H These things?
however, are nol necessar) concomitant!
,?f private pi .?i" rtj
"The Philosoph) of socialism, material?
istle In us origin, materlallstle 1? all its
u 1 >i. n? ?? ?. 1 an stiffen th.* sma of an
sassin, can energise the band thai drives
thr dsgger >>i hiirla Ihe bomb, ?hit so
hull* 1 builds with th.?! snsrgy. "" brt? k
I? laid upon another si ? r?*siiit of th.it
philosophy, no thing that 1* useful t?> mag
ii. fashioned under thai Insplratten.
1 1 Iii i ?irr.- gre, crying, ahaateful
thlni underpayment of labor, sverslress?
Ing of human bodies, th,* exploitation ?.f
children, ihr. degradation of ivomen bul
?ou cannot ? uni them wltb ? ttttt thing
Thla ?socialism bsra the waj ; Iti tsndsnclH
ara all n, the dire? Mon of <'"' ?vgfsry,
'ii" Mack barbarism from wbh* civilisa?
tle-n baa lifted the world, it **hh]** ****
forces thai maki f"i rtghteoumwe
BELGIUM FACES LOSS
OF 10,11 A DAY
This if Only 50 Per Cent of
the Workers Join General
Strike Next Monday.
CHILDREN SENT ABROAD
Brussels Typographical Union
to Remain at Work?Antwerp
Dock workers Only Luke?
warm fci Project.
Brussels April II.?Belgium ataoda to
los?? ajOaOM ?very day the ?encra! st-i?-*
:,ists ?f. as the socialist? gacl?te and
hope, 0) per cent of th? Industrial xvorkeis
loova their j?hn next Monday. This Is ths
e.st:inat' made py the econonsii
'ih??, full realizaiion ?>f the tremendous
ec.Miomie blow thai is Impeodbig is be?
ginning t.. permeate all sections of tha
i population, and a ferlin^ ,,?? grant Ul ?
i'.-sh reigaa throoghoul the country. The
government and th? local authorities are
fast completing final preparations to
meet ail smergencles.
According to the latest refwrts f-om the
strike ??entres, the arslhoul ?rill ^ *>em?
plets among the miners, metal work? -
qoorryinsn nn?i t.-xt:!. arorkera.
The ?ie, ision of the B"sB8l WOrkera |0
loin the strike has pioilu' e?i aomethlna
Ilka consternation. Every furnace thai -
p. ; saltad to <ii" down must be destroyed
xxith dynamita and rebuilt. Thla would
Imrotva a total cost of nfeejo, There ara
tweaty-ssvea f-i*ns**-ss la Bslgium whose
export f.f irindOW Kia?s amo in'*? !o "0,001 -
""' i asento, a? to the blast furnat-es, s
majority of which arlll be allowed to cool
? i,f. their sxttnetloa arlll mesa ? el i i
lOSS Of t.'\"i'i 'i.ir
Strike Orqamzer? Uneasy.
The Antwerp deckwerkors are cauaing
? be strikt di pi i ?
? ir t.. be ? anging in tha balance
a? to Whether or not the- arlll Btop x?ork,
and desperate efforts are t .. ? ?da to
? t '-.<? [r ad I ' ??...'. t" the strike move?
m? lit a atrlke b] I issa man x>,P.',i be
moat '.niportant. as It arould bottle up the
entire export add Imporl trad?.
a large number of workmen are ??
?hawing their money i-.'in tha M
bank?.
Determination to resist the si
ail it i reeouroea appeora to be the
t ? ? ..f ths Belgian ? labtnet, ?? ;. h haa ' ?
support of th? n."' ..--.i.' and ths coneerv?
-.-..-. of Ih? ' 'ii th"
other hand ths Socle .-*. eem to be firm
In ihcir d<-? isi.'ii to call oui from r
t? 400.000 men. The local strike commit?
t.e.a .-.re showing ths greatest a?etlvl<
a 11 ? ; ?{ lo ! ? ,? ? ? . add 111
aja? lag tit? cMMran xvtih a* mpatnJsara be?
I tha fn llera The workmen
base sdm? nlshed xr.at tha bast asaans of
demonstrating th?ir fitness for Ihe auf?
f- ig? ts u? dlapla lint and < aim and
pea eful ei d _n< r
Ti*e mtnnbeTs of th? ? ? ?' bol i ds
coun? ? * ' consider thi situation. Two
? .,.-,.,. .... ...,. ?. ; -.?? sji ainong
then Ti-.e n-s* t? th .t the general ??
14 ill ..-.? MS ??? | as if \4 ill he .
Buppoi ? s rknsm. Tl ? ? ? a
thai ii' ?se the strike ?houi?. b< ? oms ??? i
sral order must ba sever?*** nsaintoi
an i an: bod del rl i to a? h ra ist be
II ? . a that right.
Small Sympathy SHown.
. ,, m. ai union of 1 ; -
? -i little ?: mi ?1 ??.i'h the
th-. members decided.- tin a*
44."k. iff- . ? the tj po?
graphical union? resolved t.. strike, In
some Instancea bj a unan rao - vote
?| be ? trtks ? ? r te he eonl
s for the :?-..?. and ?
the promt tent* la igltat -? '?
d< i ?reld? and Hulsma ? ? at tha
bells? e ?'.,?? it t? nos* Itn
prevenl II being put nto effe t
? ordlng n. the best Infotn-sstlon here
nelthei Ihe ?aii?>^ i ?? th? newspapers
xx ill be affected. Ii is said thai th? rail?
..-.",.-? ..... -i i
-i4 " ?. k?. The printers, Ii ? - de?
d .<? ?* d? ? .?!? td te mal..- d
tributlon t ? fund, bul to im ma n
a- work
H la reporttMi ? ai mai
a ? . a '? - ibSCliblng t'? ti.e ?itrlke
? md Ing thi ?? m? ins to
prop - " - ? '
I to i imp i - mines, keep the
turn.? sa ? | and | ill) proie ? ? -
masl perty,
?e i. much anxiel as to hoa far tha
publli : ? -? ss arlll ba aOTeetsd bj I -
xxiiikodt Ths .-'... ..?'i*i claim thai .
a -I! MrUe.
Antwerp, April II Tha sltuatle I ere
?s bseomlag more and inore complex
i_i??t Wsdnesds) the Rod stnr Un? sont
<?rr an atSdltional steamer in erdar te
elei'i .'??x.i.'. the men bBJadlSS Waiting M
the do? i? N'-'x another line announcM
that, In ?tew of the t'ossi'..:.- Inability to
load its vassals, Il Bill cancel the sailing
datea of sis steoasei -
it t? reported thai the Hambt I
American Korth German Lloyd ami
iteamahlp inns have ordered their
? lets bound foi Antwerp te? proc?*B*d
Instead to Rotterdam and Hamburg. The
i.n.e companies sre making sp?*, lal
? 4k i for fi -'Slit Standing .*"i il'.'-ks ..*- m
transli from xxsrehouse ?.? steamer, or
il.. -, r-a 'Idies are Bsktltg S premium
si ', p. r .-ent for tin Insurance
BOSTON GETS ART GEMS
?Turner Collection of Engravings
Bought for Hub Museum.
Ii ? BblS ts Tha Tr>but?? !
Pon?ion. April 12* w, <;. Rowlinoon
has sold Ins line coltectlon of Turner',
l.lh"t- St udiotuni. and hsneOfOfrth it will
cnri. h the art ireasmes ..f AOaOtri a.
a s.i.i story ?s aaoocloted xxith the
pur. has? r. Mi. Bullord, of B< aton, a
COUOln "f i'halles Etloi KOftOR, who
WOa a fri-nd .,f t**OrlylO, l?uskin and
Other eminent Knglislim? n of his time.
Bullord oroi well known as a collector
Of ruiner erigiax ings. parti, ularly
(hos-* . f the I.?her Studio, urn. FOC B
considera hie period lie pressed na-.xliu
?on to ft M liin I.iher s?rie?, t.. him. his.
Intention being to preoaui it, with hfa
oxxti collection, tO Ihe Huston Museum.
in the end Ro>wllnooo agreed i,. port
xxith the COlloOtlon, not for the fal.u
loua price reportad) bul al n flgura
Utile mor.' than he himself liad paid
for 11. xx ?(li about | per cent added
tu io\or th. .ost of Insurance. Shortly
after the pur. hase \?as rntlilcl Hullard
unfortunately fan III am] died quite
auddonly, u xxas understood, howovar,
thai r? latixcs decided to carry out Ills
WlOhsO, and the entire l.lhor ?ludioruni
xx III g., to the Rostnn Museum
'i'h?n this combined collootioo there
are fon liner in existence.
Mayor Fuhrmann's Mediation
Brings Street Railway Men
and Company Officials
Into Agreement.
CARS WILL BE RUN TO-DAY
Strikers To Be Retained in Their
Old Places, Grievances To Be
Discussed with Employes
and Arbitrators to
Settle Disputes.
Buffalo, April 11 Th? strike <?f mo.
t?.rn?on nn.J conductora on the city an?!
suburban linea of th< Internal
1*4.-1 i I waj ? '??mi n which bi -
Bunde*. was settl? d to da through tha
m? ?it.it...ti ..f M.i . Lou i'. Fuhr?
mann.
Both aid? - mad.n eeotons ?
company ? np ?ai:; ronsentsd to oonf *
at the Mayor's ?. f t i ? _? ? - with Preside *
William D. Manon, of tl ?? Am -
mated Association, snd th? n ? ?
? - ded from Hk r d? mend I
tbe reeumptIon ? ervlve tl" i
gotlatlons "ii hours and wages should
i??- carried on with ??
i he a ii.ition
'ri* ? agreement a as sigi
tii" pn ildent, !?: ? ; ? 'onnett.. of the
rallwi . ompan?. and a i ommli I ?
nioti com i os? i ?
i?;<? es on ? II snd Int? rurba
'J'hi.*- i
si..ti i.\ ths man. The stiIke i ad? ?.
? ' ! :? ?l th.m; my'a - '
Whl? ii ' .inn"' I" eel ' ? I
tween the committee of empto es a i
rallaray odl? iala be left to ?i i*.?.ir.i .*f
tin?'?' arbitral
Mayor Fuhrmann acl alone In I
pacity. With theae alight modifient ,
th>* agreement was Id? nl
one signed bj th? sti
Basis of Settlement.
The
all emplo) es who wei
the . ora pa ny on the
the day the striki :
be return? d to I ?.
they I:'*!?.! ;?' that I
da> s :h?'. .?mi an) will Is
< ommittee of emi loyi
grlevan ?.*> a:i?i the workti t ??? d I
for the ful
reinstating .-ill m? n wil
the lei ' ' ? da) a for
the appointment of the
tratora within I
t., peu et a I
Ol f'i1'.:
Mayor v rbitrator.
At all heai ig
si.j?. m.?;, be r?
desire -. The Undings of m
Um board abs
Mr. Connctte ? M men!
th.* m ni? ti., ni
Mr M;? hoi
"Thla
:
Amalg
stltutlon La founded oi u
feel thai we got a
...
? ? _ and
try to i nen*.
If thai cannot we will
submtl ? rbltra
Bui l fe< i that with the ndlng
we have i
work out a
without I ? - ;
at
The n : o n were notified
m. nt al
and ?>' III take out t ?? t
morning, ?.f
militar? autho
??? ? | ? ? >
two lines u?*i ' 'i
n e t roops a ei ? sent to I *
The order for the withdra ft is
national guard irora trill
:.. .1 t ? > -1r.? .T' -
t?? a ? ?hartes H. Brou n, ths I ??
prams Court, on whose ?
di?*! i were ?cal I ?
No Work for Stste MedistSfS?
Wi'a ths sett .'m. nt of ... ? ***
*u;?- mediators sent hei
Bulzer t?> ? ondu? t a i ' '-'**
t ?"ti a III taha no furl hei '
During ths si) ?i ? <*v*
hundn .1 .
bio? Ii i of overhead ? * ''?' *****
support 'in; !'"'? ? . i
...;?. ? " S
paral; lis of street
kind, in the four ds I ' '
were on ?I'lf th- re ws onlj ?
?mis . lash s Ith rioters .??"l onl) I
pe? "us v ere a o nd? ?i Ml t
. ..\?*r. *-' on i of atril . -
men and sped ?i deputl? ? ?"?*
nor Inju h a from mla II? -; I
the mob The loss to bu ***
h. i ii . itlmated, but a
DI ni' t Att"i >??? W ? l '
announ? sd to da? that In i
? omplalnta of ? ith?? na h? eon
t.? the grand |un ?*. Id? n< e on ?
n.?n whether th? i ilia ?? ? ? ?? ?
m,.int.-1 the Ian requiring II to irsls
motorm? n at Its powerhou i
.,, ,.i, the platform ? '
liioni for lift? ? n ? '*"l|r*- in'
.?inn t..r.
Bubposnes have '.n placed In ' r
bsntls ?>f the Bh< riff foi
?trlke breakers and p ?II? i m? n aho bs.e
l.rrn riding ??n the ? ara a gua
The strlks oa ihr? Buffalo Boutht n
line was S'Mtlo(l on ths SSIUS ba I
the International, .?ii.i d^nit? ??*
noun? riti.nt was mads that the ottclsn
,in?i employes ?>r the Buffalo * ??**M
Fii?* Traction Oonpeny *tt*\*l*i --''"5" ?''
agreement to?morrow.
WORK BEGUN AT ST. THOMAS.
Bl Thomas. D. W. t., .\i?ni tl B****"
she- harbor Improvementa an I i
here Immediately, In entldpsttes ??f xt**
o|?rninK of the P?nsma canal v ***
trn?'t??'. with a staff of ?killed arorlnssi
nn?i Quantities of material, arrived h?*r*
to-.iny frotfj Coaeahagea to c'lnm?*??**
the work.

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