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M loss Of Mr?' ith ai ????n
L. r."
Insisted on Getting Up.
From midnight until ."? ?>'? k> k I? ?
morning the Pope dcaed quietly and
?ippc-ared to be reih red by the ?jest An
it later, h<.\\> v? r, he bei m t?> show
, | . ,i Mv? ral ? oughlni fits
I found ?liflHtiity in breathing, ?On
ounl he Insisted upon ?-?sin.,-.
The attendants, although reiuctanl to
,, v.. : fon ed t" comply with bis
. | ? h he i? turned to i?? d within
few minutes, unsteadily. Pillow?,
i re i U< ?i behind him ami he half sal
,r;ed, that position b kng
,.:?.. ble for ? ss1?bt reepiration,
?Professor Marcbiafava siTived at th?
ftei T o'clo l.
-, , : with th*. Ami? i Iliad.- .X
Ion "I the patient.
?fill?. on In the
? th.ui on th?' i Ight The phj i
. .i ? ? following bull?
i
,i i dimln
?
Th?
relief, and
u ? kness of the
rt This In a m? a ire wai ?unte ?
i decrease In the albu?
minuria, indicating thai the kidneya
mere resuming their normal f
Th?- bulletin was published In ? -I" -
: edition of th? Ossen atol e Ro?
mano." which ordinarily i.?- not pub?
? i on Bunday, but it a as
to ?.? ? ? the public Info
i the progr?s
Pope's Sisters Weep.
Pontiff'f sisters and i i i
? \ .iti? an. and the Pop?
said ?n
the Venetian dialect, Which seem?
- than pur? ltd Ian: "Don'l cry
so mu< h. it is true I s n
? III < ?Oil."
?.ting
marked thai ? ..?? only in
Ven< i with those a bo an
.miliar with that dialect. Th?
the
?
said t< them thai h I
he o
them is near him.
At i
? 100 . . - dur
if I
??}-.
with
....
' ?
k his who ipira?
Doctors' Authority Exercised.
octors ?
revent th? ir i
from talking, but th? Pope rather re?
Ing thai -
??it him. H<
thought it very hard to ha? ?
tieularly <?n the day which
at i?ui ol b.
.?? ?r .?n
h ?'-'. wl i i wot k.
?
le of 1
on being postponed uni
day.
Th<* papal wh
.
, atlcan and in I
? ? military l
? form. It
_? ??; ndl ?"?"
1
? nded Ihe area! nction at the
J? hn Loateran,
The ens's in the Pope's illness will
teme in the next tv/enty-four hours,
an-! ?n order to meet the decisive con?
ditions the physiciens have been regu?
larly administering Heart stimulants,
including strophantrms and digitalis.
only
low ering the puis? . but
heat. The 1
au'i milk, t'? which a intio ?
Bl I? '
?-?'.." : ive a
? ? ' -.
Joke*. With Marchiatava.
t ?;. ? san
as gi? -
ons for i!if* rellei ? f
The Arch of the Foot
supports the entire weight
of the body. When over?
strain breaks the arch
down, it needs proper me?
chanical support. The Cow?
ard Aieii Support Shoo re?
lievo-? arch strain,holds tho
foot structure in its corro? t
position ;tn<J prevents'-flat- !
foot."
Coward Arch Support Shot and
Cowar'f:.tensioi.Metl,ha? e been
made by .lame? I, Coward, In In?
Cuttoin Ocpt. tor over JO yOOTO,
SOLD -.li-A Ml Kl: kUSk
JAMES S. COWARD
264-274 Greenwich St., IM. 7.
(SaSS "?ABStl? ?TSEBTl
Mal/Ordei? i i'.'td | ?end lor CaUScj-es
^SUFFRAGETTES HURT
BY LONDON PARK MOB
*
Woman Folds Her Arms in Defiance at
Howling Crowd and Receives Clods j
of Turf in the Face.
?Tri
London, ?api I il Tb" usual Sunds
meetings of th. ? ?fragettes In Hyde
Park, Wimbledon Common snd Hemp?
i Heath were again larked bj dis?
The ? roa da i efueed the
speakers s hairing, and eventually the
women v. i. escorted a* 13 bj mounted
and foot i oil. ? in Hyde Park a
crowd ol '.n thousand persons eur*
I rounded thi art which the Buffragettes
. as .< platform, and Bhoa era of
gi peel and other missiles fell
around Ihe first woman who tried to
speak
Fold ? anus, she faced the
i :. 'V4 d in eilen? e. A \ olley "f i urt
? .1 d< San! a? I Ion, snd v?c was
twic struck in the fsce Finally
mounted police conveyed the cart oui
?? i u k. the suffragett? i nil .
snd the crowd responding with catcalls
and v,.;:,' a of I it' Bom? of i tie
4? .i,..r. 44'!.. Insisted on walking aws*
displa* Ing t heir ? olora s ere
r ? a- treated.
\n ?ap? ci of militan?.? s bleb ii ? bub.
be authorities
il ?? the incressed
v Igilance of the i the s itborshlp (
, .. erlous i rimes Is .*?? '.d"in
,i,.?., ted, a majority of the ai re? ti
mad? being foi wlndoa breaking or for
obstrt i Hon. Even In some >?f th? mo ?
flagrant raset ol ? Indon br? akini th?
a ithoi - hai ?? es? .?i?? d,
Sin? ?? I '"? ? ampalgn " desti uctlon
was resi raed In January there hsa been
?i si. ? ? ase in i egard to the i old
ln| of pillar boxes, ??? false tii- alarm .
to ti.itting .?r telegraph and t? I?
phone wires, to the dismantling of ?.-ill
boxes to the destruction of flower bedi
and gi eenhous? i and to I be ? irnini
and . ittlng up >'t' golf greens and ten
nls grounds, with minor annoyances,
. as the stoppage of keyholes, th
painting out ?>f house numbers and the
painting of suffrage mottoes across
loot el i)??! half a dosen srre its al?
togeth? r i?.? i - be? n made for an ol
these offences, totslllng thousands In
ti M?'" i dui Ing ? he Issl tw. ihr..
months.
in . onm ' I ion n-ith the ki si er ? rim? -.
nead ? all of an Incendiar) natui e, i he
cost ??:' which has airead) nm t" more
than $75,000 there have been bul four
arrests In tweni leven out of thlrt)
tr?ges no arrests have
been mad?
- ; tient '?????? Plus suddenly t
ed: ' M v me ihi
level nesa > anrtol poasibl* 11 mo
la m? >. '. entj -eighl > eai g."
. In 1 h? ? " .1
Interview . lhat the 11
? . the Pope i I * '
? .... . ?,? ? ? i ?a *? as ve
likei>, sh?. d .? Ing i h? '?> e
m ?? nlghi houi s. n ? ould not
? pal
....
-? and I he Pontiff w
great?
.....
Pope rvlve ihe prestnl attai
I u March
? over.'
The sisters and
? le in their griel
-, .n has attra. ted th?
? i hem and 'it* :> ha? ? i., en i?..i i
ly i,4 -rr< at faith. ? ?ne of the
i ? mai ked: "I hir i?r.>t ri- : la bett?
than it is thai his illne
- him, The ,:
thai then no dang? i. snd ?? - II"
in h. , i that he ma: :
Humble Friend Indignant.
n Riese. Ol ?? ? ppe Pa
lar", w ho , ami to Rome with tl
Venetian i gi Im is and a ho
.- ie ih" Pope and bears I
on c< ming r.m ,i' tb? house ol it
Pope's sisteri yesterda expressed tli
at thi p.
His de* ol Ion v* aa touching,
"It is no) he cried, "ib:?i th
Pope - in dang? r, II? as up for fi"
? ? a nd aev? n h
efor? Hla it? ra
me thai he -
i: "All Rom?
nditlon of th? Ponl
rlou ;" t.? ? hi? h th? pea u shouted
true! i "u a ish t.. kill ou
Poi We s .m' him to in ?
. v en if ii to take him baci
to Rl<
The great plaza '
\? here ih?- Roman ? ?
tomed to gathei ???? h< n bistort. ?
I ? atlcan a alii
furnished no indi? ation i lords) tha
ng on s'hst might b
., d,
Heavy Showci ?- m Rome.
ii . ?.- Bhower
thi fsithfui an?
alike fi on* \ i, ??nit ?,? at?'h fo
under t he a indos - of the psls
An unbroken ?'?-' reni of \ Isltoi
iu and oui of St. Peter's all da: long
. usual!; the ? ai e a ben the cspl
filled with stranger
?. v. esterd . ? ..'.* d th? 44 Indos 1
of the Pop? 1 ii.'ini" 1.-. with theii
? .1 -h Ht- r , and r t.,pp' d lo gaXl
upon 1
Mot? is from the embi lo tin
Papal ? "oui ' di o? e up dui ing th? aftei
The "' ' upa ni a mad', inniiirii ?
as to the Pontiff' 1 ? ndit Ion and w rote
their nan the *i 1st tors' book. Man)
: at the ? mi ai, .
Ing 11 ? 1st? -t n< a 1 from ihe guards
I t the h? avy rain ? ontinues.
Save tot a f< a light at 1 ic palace
v4 in.]., ? re no sign? about the
an.
PONTIFICAL MASS IN ROME
Sad Thought Imbues Church
Ceremonial.
R01 * . M ? . Ron
wltn? . I he dual da 1 ol Pop?
the 1 'bur? i. cei 1 m?ntala
44ith ? n at ' ? int? r? il than I 11
? llv < i.niriiaial al tin I H? ?BOO,
i he Hoi) City Is st Its 1 I eltei Ing
lb? 1 ntlr?
M.iir !, .1 Hi.s
n| the ? 'ii<ii?? !. "i ?-'t John Lstenui
fi?r the fiiiai 1 .-..i. n . atlni th?
jubll?. Cardinal I Inci
itelll, ?v in, 1 ?pi, ? ? \ atlcan
.,. r. irlstic congi 1 -*-? ? i" Id In
London and Montr? al had be? n ant 1 Isll*
ted b: ' ? Pope to eel? ??'? Pon?
un. a ?all the 1 \ii.puais in Rom..
numb? .... ind othei dlgnits ? 1
?tad linn.
?| n. 1. ..4. ?mblase ol pe
id an lira.?,.,, rj/Hcisli "i the
ol religious ordej ?
! al robes, snd
foreign dlpl.ata to tbe Papal 1 .ourl all
u. splendid uniforms. Tha ceremon) a/as
heightened i.v n . .?? b tb? fsssous Bl
tine ' hoir, w tes., din 1 Mm . Mo*i"?ig""*oi
Pera ,i, ,1 , omposi . :?? .1 f"
rnerly eholr les?s*r of Bt Mark's m Vow
?loss 11 ].i,,i of tha l'ope. Mon?
Peros!, however, did no? conduel
to da .. b? la m 'ii" ? nit- d
."-lal. s.
ii.. great pillan -<( Bl John i3 were
hung a itli di sperk - of ci bnson and g< ?' ?
clusten of esntues ntraberlng thotisands
glittered In lbs eryatal cltajMlsllera ?"-Tn.
-? ? - ipled two hour* The multltu?
dlno - ? ration In? lud? ?! arj . el?
menta itrih a their ? mtrasta Th<
most .?? Ist? ratio Italian ? oblllt)
sg ; ? asant -
and againsl old a omen s tl handkei ?
chiefs aro nd th?
- a boss M? .? . ? Rome, and
? \? h.'in 81 Job
Incident ,in. g
European trip mingled with parish
-
t of th? retime; i
frlara from Spain, Ital
ome In I la? '-? .1 nd others In : 1 oa 11
ui'i with ?
nts from the
tries ol the ?iiff?*? ent : I
.
? '? te alt
la knelt is vast
... 1 , , - ? . ?
. ? long
In :?????.? ?1.11 ?. wl.
Mil h!?. ton
.
still remains, how?
porary vg ill In St Pet?
repetition ol the una? si ' ?
antl-? 'lei of the
transport of th?
? .
..?-, ever, that old
and
rBANK OF ENGLAND THEFT
Official and Stocks Worth Sev?
eral Thousand Pounds Gone.
B
London, tpi I 14.?A Bai
land sensstion 1- the one to
? ? ? ?, ? ? ?just non ?
No del ? . ? ?
made publl? from off)
I?? understood Ihsl the li
llowlng 1 ! 11 of a r?
aponslble off! 1 ?: ol Ihe bank
I at severs
sand ?pounds ? ere rali 1 ?
in the abs? n.f ar auth? 1
annour ement wli
.?-. 1 ?i>? Ion of Ihe mlsi Ing art
;nl? crth
. ? ? thai had
atol? n altra I d ? good d< al uf nol
?i his advert ? m< ni d d not m nlion ti"
1 ; 'ii . f.; 1 ,ngl ind.
-? -
HURT. PLAYS POLO A WEEK
Oamenesi Only affravated in
jury of Team Captain.
n ' ' '
1, mdon April ' 1. W. B. Bu? k
? 1 , populai ' iptsin of Rngland - polo
team, re? eh ed a seri?
playing ?? " ? el ago. In .? pra? tl ?
game ?it l5at?on Hall, where Ihe ?ground
1 ...... . from a hes rain H
mast 1 ? pony fell and unshlppi d II
rid? r.
h, il,., fall I :' '' lor? the ;-,-??
menti ol right I ould? ;
which wa I 1 ok? n In ? pr< ? lous a? 1 1
,l,iii ,n inn Though badl: hurl b)
the tall. Bit' kmaster r? mount? ?i an 1
foi the 1? ma Ind? r ol 1 b< ??? 1 k 1 ontln
ued v. ttii great endui an? ? to lake i?.-n 1
In such pis .1 hs 1 ? ?? n po Iblc In the
unfa*, orabl? a 1 at hi r.
This, i??'" ? ? ' ?. made h on so
in ? ii a or? : hat B u kms iter wa r?
luctant I) -.i" Hod to ob? y hl do?
? ?i ilers not t? pis? again .it all foi I n<
present
LLOYD GEORGE'S VISIT
TO AMERICA ABANDONED
Chancellor of British Exchequer
Unable to Attend Eisteddfod
at Pittsburgh.
fjondon \i" II : 1 Th? 1 : an? ? Iloi of
th? i.\ hequ? r. 1 ?;i\ id 1 Joyd ?;? orge ac?
cording to .? '.? a -i'?i" i- -i.-ii?m? tit, find
it impossible t?> rl it the 1 nit? 'I Bis 1
?in lag the ? ? rimer.
The ? ii.i?? ? H" recelv? ?i an Ini Itation
hint s. pti ml ?! 1 attend ' he Inti rna?
tlonal Klsteddfod al Pittsburgh. Hs ri
piled, bowe? ? ;. sa) Ing thai it would be
Im] 1 .- Ible to acct pi ths Im Itation, owii 1
to in Parllsra mtsry dutl? g, bin addi .1
that ?i there were an] posslblllt) ??f tu?
mi; s mon convenient date hi irould take
; ii- matt si under 1 onsktei atlon.
CUSTOM^ FRAUDS IN CUBA
State Employes Arrested for
Collusion with Importers.
Havana, April II. Mrs customs ess?
ploy? bars been ordered under .nn-Vi on
the charge of collusion with various Rrtns
of Spanish Importers foi undervaluation I
??i i;'"?'i-. prlneipall] silks ;ir,.i buttons,
whereby the ? ?ben government has been
defrauded ol upward ?>f O0S.S0S in ?luti???
An Investigation bai been going <?m In
1 min' ? tiiui with the alleged frauda snd
it ir- bellev? ?i that Ihs frauda will n ?i? h
m lea i ttttAn
YAQUIS MASSACRE
GARRISON AI NACO
Two Hundred Dead Before Five
Day Siege of Federals by Reb?
els Ends with Surrender of
Ojeda to U. S. Troops.
GIVE LIVES FOR GENERAL
Captain and Fifteen Men Re?
main in Barracks to Cover His
Flight Across Border Amer?
ican Officer Braves
Leaden Hail to Aid.
N'a. ?. ai is., \pi ?'. 13* 11? n? rsl Pedro
1 m< 'ii commanding the remnants of bis
federal gs-rris-Mi -.f .?"hi i.pi :
Nsco, Sonora, surrendered to the
i m.e,i Btates n "? pd on i * - ? ? * i ? ? pati ol
here to-dsy, sfter having withstood ..
Biege of state troops which lasted for
flvi days and in which mor? than half
hia men wen killed,
The surrende) n*as hastened
a i tack upon the fed. i .ii garrison b) t hi
band of v.op.i Indians under Oenei il
Alvsro Obregon, commanding th? state
troops, wi,,i ai dsybresk bust in upon
the little garrison snd foughl vtciousl .
The dead on both ?Idea has been esti?
mated at -'<??.
Qeneral OJ< ds ti I mise
? .i to sui rend? r to tl
an.i while the fighting was al its height
this morning he at tempi i p, march I
? ? boi dei 44 m h his hand of
' :
The fire from ? .. ? a*as d? moi -
n| and < ijeda and his m? n al
tei --u r unnIng to the i ?< llwa i Ira. ks
s In? h separat? i he ; ? ?.rdei
Sot e? en then did t he fii Ing fi om t he
? , ihoul
? d for aid lo the \ ? . ......
? m a distan ??.
Aided by American.
Captain H \ ?-? mpai \.
Oth i 'nlted Btal i i ran al on* a
The Aiii.-i lean of?
gra ped the Me-cl. an g.
the srm. ran thi
lil of lead
.. ing-.
Captain Figuei
n, with flfteei neu
. i'a night.
? ine ?'? oi ? ed in
im n
i . ?v.. n
the h r th? 4Vi!
.
ai > i lures .?i ti ? ng th?
to nr- ? ' tie m
' nersl ? >bi egon entered thi
rack* from a hi? h th? handl
mm h
nithii
? I pick?
:|ld
aas the oi
'
ih?. anil I ' '
? ??? i
:
Indians Force Fort.
.. -4,. ind? 'i Indisj I
'
, , : ... ? omplish? d.
Prevented from
i
?
? ? ? ? lion 'f
.. . :
.
ii. ; . oi mi' ail"' | the
.? hi' h
nu d the tlvi
I h.n in : ? ,: I
? ? . , lei ? ? u ,.i
? n - i ha ? ?
. n , egr? t. and that Cap!
i . ? . ? ?. n?l< i
n,
Wie n i,. u . ? ' he ? ipta u d? l'h
< i|. .la 4.4. pi hit!? ' i
? 'h had i but ? rnwi m rll m
flam? ? and dl? -i ai hi did i i led u
v hit? haired soldier,
"Now 4-.- an i ?... ? i.. drive the
n ? i i.i : oldi? i oui of (.1 , m ? and
th? tale will I exulted General
gui rtei thi bl.i v|i*|
? The ne n deserve th? credit." bo '
cd the |u.s| Bft? i ihe light?
FOR YALE SOCIETY CHANGES
Sophomores Want "Excessive
Secrecy" to Go.
N'sw 11.14, o. Api ,i |3 More than .
"'i.nii ? ,| and fifi mi mix i ol the soph.
om.ii ? ' ? of the a? idemli d< ;
nenl n< I ale m? t to* night and p? i
led theii formal proti it againi t the !
?...'. i ? l, oi Man .,t 11,, ?
1 ? leadci ;<v11 iii u n certain
. bang? si '? not mad? the) sill de? lin?
ell . I h"
'i h, protest ?jlll b,. pi int? d ;.i"i dl
t : ii.ut,.,i t,. all member? "i t he <?' isa
..u.i t.. th. alumni The ntooi Important
. hanges < sil? .1 t"i are the < llmlnal lun
..i ihe "ei. ? i-.4 " ..r the ? o
rletlea I he abolli hmenl of "tap dm '
aii-i the sel? ctloii "t m. mbei through
niei ii i.ni . rather than bo? lal presl
HELD AS CORNELL FORGER
Freshman from Brooklyn Signed
Confession, Say Police.
it ha. a. \ v., April I"- O*orge 9
Hughes, "i Brooklyn, ?i freahmsn la
the < 'unn n College of M?chant? .'i Bn
gineering, waa srreated t < ? -. i. ? ?. on ?
charge Of for. m ??. Tli? i >? ?i i ? ? ? *.crt?.i
ia-.tr thai he had algned a ctmf?-ra-ale>n.
Hiig-hes is alleged to have pas ad
. hci ks on Ithaca merchante, signing
other students' names.
William Hughes s brother of Qeorge
'?'? Hughes, ?vim lives at No IM1 Psclfl?
itreet, Brooklyn, ???s astonished wbsn
in* hoard r.r hi.*? brother1! srrsst Ha
aald that Qeorge rocelv*d a larga ?a 11 ?. %?. -
anee from ins father, 4..ho 1? msnagai of
Klaubar Brothen ?*. Co., laea Importars,
at llth strssl and Blsth avenu?, Man?
I1.1t I 11?, and al?,. had B BcbOlSIShlp
. leorga 1 am? home fi om ? 01 nail at
Beater and told hi.s famll) tbsn thai he
had l?'in m btmk.
fU. S. "VIKINGS" SAVED SCORES
In Most Tempestuous Winter of Years Four Revenue
Cutters Aided Thirty-two Coasting Vessels,
Carrying Hundreds of Human Beings.
Boston, April it.?First aid to thirty
two distressed coasting vessels, carrying
?ii hundred human beings and valued
;tt ,i million and a half dollar?1, whs ren
dered last ?-,-intft by thr revenue cotters
Woodbury, Androscoggln, Itasca and
Acushnel in their patrol along IhS NSSI
England ? oast
in the f"?n months ended April I tbeee
? nu. rs cruised more than seventeen
thousand i i si t he asas betw**en
Point Judith, it. i.'. and ?Calida Ma Tin
Androscoggin siso mads a l?MS>mlls frult
? . rslon Into Southern waters In
? of ' i?? ichooner Future, abandoned
o?r ? 'hat ?' ston.
v He lesa productiva of main:' ?ii?as
r.-r- than !:? lous winters, lbs four
months were the most tempestuous in
u i, and ofli eis and cran s.s
wear? loi "t' buffeted marinera ?hen the
n . ndi ?i
Each cuttei had many thrilling ex?
pertenece In assisting helpless ??pasters
Into port, bul accounts of hardships en?
dured in running towing lines throuKh
freesing s?as. of frtsHIng log ?lad
a hoonen and giving aid to many s luck?
?et* vessel do not sppsar In ?Ihe official
reports ??f the commanding onceara.
Duilng the winter the Woodbury ?i-1--?t
nine reesels, carrying Bfty-seven persons
and valued at ???'li.ijOO.
The Androscoggln aided eight vessels
and cruised I Wi miles
The itas?a <ii?i not reach the arene of
t s winter activities until well Into De?
cember, yel she iu? able to help three
.. -.>| -. valued al KOMM 'we sf Ihese,
Ike steamei Clt) of Ma<*on. was run
down and almost *. ink In Vineyard Bound]
i. ? ? ? iteamei Jams ? I Whitney on
Marc 11 8,
Th? A' ishnel bel| ? d tweh ?? ress
?i m ?90,fM, on the southeast coast I
of Massai buseti
ANARCHIST SWS
AI KM OF SPAII
? ??iiliiiiiril fiiini lli-l |i;?K>
ii .- Marq ili de Cuba, when i aas
man i omi out of the ? rowd ??? Ith hl
hand Inside hla i oat. He attempted t
aelse the bridle of m horse snd a hll
i failed t?? follow exai tl) ? b il hap
?.. n< 'i I ?? tit?-i two revolvei shots I
iii\ dir?. ti'i'i
? \- ??he se? ond ihol m hoi se r? ?arc
..ii his hind legs and, ba< king haatil:
ant. Immedlal
of m> i.ite polli ? men lump? d on th
man a ho ) ?t manag? ?i to Are a thin
shot, sounding ?? policeman. I the
ind found that m
ghl bui \ ? diet hai
graxed him 01 ei : I - sadd ?? girth.
:. n, mted and returned to the pala? e.
He had hardly b?een ??;?? k ten minute
wh< h an Immena.imor aros? Tb
.... , ?.. on a hi? b the pala? ?? look
; ;?? of al
ng their j i
at thi King - ' and their admira
lion for in*- displa) of brav? n 1 i
? .-m m the knos
: then o -
. the two *-'.i bowing t>
the throng for s? era mil
The poll ?
that Allegi recently es
pel led tr-'in l i ai ? - an anari blsl
.. nt. o n?? went I na, i?
'?' "ii Id ?? ni"iith a-?'? and oh
? i ? ?: ? m? ?:? ni a ? arpenter shop
ntll ]?'. ..i,; .?n nbid
ds ? h? -i off.
t durini ......
? ? semination Allegro de? Ian ?
? ing the King pass h>- irai
I witl ? Iden < Impu
n his pocki ? di es
i.b gn Irr?
force. 1 . ind fired. *
v oman said to hi >...l a Ith Ule
gf" wi pis rresl i night
' Desired to Avenge Ferrer."
i ? .
? . ? ?:??
moi ?l'y re?
? ? '. ?-.
ding s ! ?! .?*?K''i| f'.r.
Tin' lettei ? nd< d s Ith the words
? ?, - ? i ??? I W 111
onsummi
a ?es! P
? Roma ? himself, d ired thai
?'. ri? He m ilnl ?
..?-.. hod allItud? ?-..j., ,,?.
thai i" desired to
?, i in on? - i"" ??' ti
prnlng l)i I '? ?? ?? i 'ei rer,
" ho
... ? 1909
Romano
govcrni ? ti"' i;?!?
i ? ??? i: m.. ? hal s was
? mutter foi ihe |udli lal suthoi Ittes,
.| tow thai ni?" w ? i ?? not
i .i bj feeling "i ten or, following
the splendid example given by the
King.
A ruiio i< olm Id? i. ? - ?"mu? m the
that the Spanish Premier, Count
Rom inoi I ? night declared t?i I??
absolute)] without ?"punt/atlon alarming
rumors which had ?bei n ? lr? ulated In
Madi d regsi ng I h? po Iblllt; of an
attempt ngainsl ti??' King t.. da; on the
..h "t the swearing In ol th? ?
and i ? lath e t?> th? pr. s. m g m
Msdi Id "i ?several dang? rous .-mar. h?
i
-m -
KING'S LIFE ATTEMPTED
ON 6 OTHER OCCASIONS
Several Times in Spanish Capi?
tal, Once in Pans and
Once in Barcelona.
? ? U rda) i sttempt on th'* life ??f Al
1. tHl ' onetltuted the at venth ?????
.? s hi? h ti,.. Spanish King baa
escaped desth si the handa of assassina
";i June 19, 1999, an Insane man Hred a
m1" ai him when he waa returning with
hla in-.th? ? from s chun h m m idrtd, and
again In the following Januar) s boma
wa ? f"nt?'i seen h d under a b< ach im
iii? 'liai"i.\ h. m am hla study.
???i November a, ?am, ., pspei bos ol
? in-- ? srtrldgi s wert exploded In tl.so?
Ire of the ?Church <?r si Peter, In Madrid,
while in. King ?uni tin-?.? <?f hi*- ministers
??i? at prayer. No one wsa Injured?
howevi i
While tin yougg Km,, ?ni paying aal
official visit to ih.? <n? ?>f iuiivIum.i on!
vi"ii :*. 1991.narchlst hurled s bomb
amidst .? crowd of clttaens **h.? haa
gathered to witness the epproaeh ??f the
King, win., fortunatsly, wss at the other
? i-i'l Of th.' ill) .
The meal vi?.i- m att. mpi "i""1 "10
young Klng'a Ufa was ma?* "' Madno
on the occasion ??f his marriage t?? Pria?
eses Vleto?a of Battenberg, the sfter
""??i? ??t Mm B, mg, when .?i,.nu a boastt
was hurled ?t the earrlags la which he
snd ins bride were driving BUven Per?
Were kilted as g pssull of "?at at
tempt. A notable prnnaaskin at th<- head
of which xx., ti?. earrlags of "" ,">al
coupis wound itn way through lbs ?-ity.
Thi young King, who bad star fcsen
popular among ins MuiMrynMn, tnt
cheered at ? n 11 point tboul ins > sr
Irlage rod? a spe-dal eacorl of bis pa?lac?
guarda In command of tha rouagsr dm ias?
i,, - <,f Msdrtd nobility, At a point n?-ar
the centra >.f tha i ,f - th? proceaslon
halted, and at thai moment an a-iarcblat
nsmsd Manuel Moral? I irled ? rnachlnc
i ,,.|, , from ..u ipp' ' ' ii.'i'i*.*?.
Th? Bomb exploded ami.1st tb? mounted
troop of palace gu?rela, and when th?
?moke ha,i clearad away ther? were elev?
en deed snd many wounded lying close
about th? royal carriage- Th? rtmng
King Immedlstel) iMped from the car
rlag? and .ii'i ?>-->. i.-=?t ii.uid to asstsl
i . .? ?. ho bad i ?en wounded, the Q
., ?.?.n On? of tb? tr.iop'.- s-hosa
horse had bees klll*d, dssbed a::.-- tb?
r v. ho tirn?:ti and -hot him, then
killed himself before oth? i troopers ;
piara litio und? arr? I
i on June I, Istg, wbll? Kini Alfons i ?ras
n u, open ran Isg? s ith Pr. rt?
dent Loubet, Paris .1 booth was hurled
at tl a, bul ?till no inore dassage
than I- llllng th? ? 01c of a troopei '1 ha
K ? and Pn Ident arer? ret irnlng frem
lia performance al the n-pere si slid?
night, and wer? cheered b) thee? she
1-ecognls? .i th? ' wo headi of stat
ii,. ir .-s.-on Tl ?? Pn '?? '1 i" ?'!'?? ch-s 1 a
... liaatlcall I ! sung
King aa for their ?'inef Magistrate ' pon
that occasion, >i? upon others, Um bomli
SSa thrown b) hh anSTChtSt f.? a"
open ?rindo? of on? of the be
lined ' f the dri?
KING'S POLITICAL WILL
New Greek Monarch Admon?
ished in Father's Will.
Ith? n?-. ?pi 13 la
?ill, winch has jus' been published, the
King Oh orge, after gi> ii 1 d
for the disposition of his belong?
ings, urges his children to remain
united Addn seing htmi elf to bis rid?
es! son, tow Kim? <',.n??tantine, Km-;'
Oeorg? sa !?
"Lo By? r llttl? 8erv<
her and your dear people snd bavi ou
ftdence In them, and may von brot 1 ??
fo Ion the same ? sample "
The s 111 urges Kins* Constantin? 1
i| ? tient, "fo*
I ? * ii? t n people a hose
t. mi., r and In I 1 take fire rapid
si d a 0, al an) moment ma) -
and do thin-**? which It la probable will
i>. forgotten the following <ia*. n
prcferab ? that the King should 1
even n oral 1 ral ; eople
ami I.., country. The inter-feta of the
people of th" countrj must always be
,| before all other Interesta."
In ? onclusion Kin>; Qeoi?;?- do?
!t^ '?.-, ,? for Q Olga
son t" 1..4C and prote? l her.
STEP NEARER TO PEACE
Powers' Reply to Allies' Note
Received in Sofia.
Bofia, tpril 13 i" ? !? presents!
ol ti.e pos, ra to-ds) handed t" Pr? miei
<. a?. hoff their t ? pi-, t.? the las' .... ,..'
tl*.?* aib.s regarding the proposals foi
mediation In ihe war with Turkey, M.
Gucchoff promised to confer nith tha
? ,-| re.s.i?tati4 es "f the alli?e and obtain
their views on the note. The reply of
the pon era is ss foll?n
"The pow. rs note with sa Hal n
the disposition of the allies In favor of
peace, and make reply In iim following
manner lo the 1 oints raised bj the
allies' nOtl
To I he t'n at point, i; ? ?.??? rla'a demand
rding the Turko-Bulgsrtan frontier,!
no ?b lio r e-a-.!
? in th? - ......1 point th? powers point out
thai the fate ol th? 1 a?*an Islanda havii a
? ? .1 t..r the consideration of the
powei ? this poinl cat onl) be admitted
aubject to d?*claiona arsiv?*d al regarding
,,!' the lala I?
..u the thin1 polni ! ?? powers Inform
ih.* allies that the) are read) to communi?
cate t.. ih..-n a! once the north ami north
.. '? 'a, frontier ,.r ?Ibanla ai ,1 that tir.?
?outheaatern and aouth frontier *-,-111 be
communicated to them aa aoon ...
determined.
??11 tin- fourth poinl th? powers atate
Hut th? aolutlon of all questions ,?r a
financial character having been reserved
foi a technical . ommiaalon In Pa ? I
44iu.il delega tea of the bellgerenta shall
take pait th. ? do noi see an) 1esson for
civiiii- their rlewa at present on the q
tion of indetnnli* . J
BELGIUM ON M BE
Of HER BIGGEST SIE
Soldiers Massed at All Strategic
Points?Socialists Organize
for Public Aid.
"SABOTAGE" NEAR NIONS
Thousands of Women and Chil?
dren Sent Out of Country
To Be Out of Reach
of Want.
Bi ussels, Ai i ?I 1-'.. Both aid? - ,o
night are awaiting the beginning <?-,?
morrow of the general sink" to fores
the government to grant manhood -?if.
frage, the progress of which will 'x*
watched b the whole of Europe jritk
tin* deepest Interest Any estimate of
th*- probable number of workmei whs
will obey the summons to <i"it work
would i??- the men il ????Jecture, but it
i* believed that .<t least ::<ni,ik>?i men
win g<? out, and the aggregat?
m ?? be streb h? i to i?m?.?kn>, while optU
misti? ?Socisltsts pul the figure at 50u\?
ooa
Tin- reaped h ?? fon ? i ha? e prei
m ei? rj na* . for the -ink?.
Th.? government has massed soldi? rs at
all strategic points in the kingdom, bat
is keeping them OUI Of Sight --J rn?i? h
- possible, snd altogether la ?lis
bag a strong d? sirs to ai old
thing that could be regarded as provo -
gtive.
The Bo - have arranged
i" ? ntorts d the strikers and
i h? m n ?t h food when it is n? ?
? Ibent air? ads has Ij.-.-n dit dad
four disiii? ts, :ri gg, li of v hi? li soup
and bread will be disturbed. Among
other roi lallat dark as : ind ?
for the strikers is to > ?? ?? sate of I
of pros.- ami poetry? to which contribu
? ona of stories and verse already i i
i ??? n made b: distinguished authoi
eluding Anatole Fr-.m?-?-, M.
Ifaeterlinck and othsi ?
i
Demonstrations in Antwerp.
?-*? . list d< monsl rs 1 m
man? cities of Belgium to*
\?. fewer than nine wen conducted
m Antwerp All of th? m passed oft
r.t.
The ni"-?! important m?
Ifoni itre of the gi
Then th? speal
Emile V u
? ?ah?,:.--, and If, I/and? i
part - ?general aeci
ers appealed for an effect
? oltectlve prob it agali t I
i on ? r. n hl?;
thi .t request for manhood * I
The orators ? ond? mn<
pi? aded foi
n hlch could be seised
rei oltittonary motives to t
striking.
"If an;
wants t" work ' '
velde, I? ' th?
n h?? is guilty ? thii
struggle is an ? ?
nut t? r a hal the i
how unjustly ?
? ?
? : f.?r the
In addil
the !? t?tt i an I
against ? loi? nee, and th? ? their
commands n ! be obi '
. an !??' Judg
gh ? t. Is calm, and th? ir In?
tentions undoubtedly an
XI e govei tek??
.
Th? transportation of ? >?t
s hi? muds of tot
the mines, hs
nreassurlng i
ing trouble Is thai ? I
doing s
BUSt t
Into accounl the po
fanatl? -; ? ommlttlng s
i, n< e what is probably an n : ? '
tin,- latter i<ir-?i was un? ovei ; '
when an Infernal machine eoni
dynamite, with the fuse half I
wag found on ?the t
facturer in Ihe \in.i*;-* of L
Brui
The steamer i..-it ind Is du*
al Antwei p to-ra rros
fork, n Ith a hcai j i srg i " '
i?as.-. ng? ? of n bom ot ? ' *?"?
In the tr -i ? ibln, will 1 ' ***?
portan! ?vessel to I :ilr
strike? a inaj.'i'i!' of the ; isssiifsrs
mi the Lapland are Am? :-;
Thorssanda of wom?wi and h
h.ixo been s?*tit oui ?>l :
the workmen so thai thej ma?
.... ?.... .?.rrikr.
M"iis. tvpril 13. ?**? ' ? "f
"sabotage" are n port? d to "??? ?" -
curred here snd In th
Irli i lo-ds 1 ? "'"
ng ,?t" th? ismapl. ?
?*rai ?>t the principal railroad
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