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THE WASHINGTON HERALD
Cloudv and cold, probably pre
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WASHINGTON. D. C. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1913.-TWELVE PAGES.
ONE CENT.
MADERO AND SUAREZ
KILLED IN COLD BLOOD
ONDER "FUGITIVE LAW"
Deposed President and Vice President
Shot Down While on Way from
Palace to Penitentiary.
REIGN OF TERROR SWEEPS MEXICO
lcuo Cm. lb 2? reign of terror has been inaugurated
FranciM.o I Madcro and Pino Suarez. deposed President and Vice
President of the republic, hac fallen shot down in cold blood during
a midnight rule from the National Palace to the pcnitentiar.
I cIin Diaz- threat of lat night. 'We wll ue such energetic
mean as to put an end to rebellions forecr, has been followed b
swiit execution
MlllTMl, i v. i,ni,iis
Murder and .march have been let loose to cement the work of
the revolution The Madcristas and all other opponent of the niihtarv
dvnast ulm.li Ins been established arc to be exterminated Opposi
tion to the Diaz-Hucrta regime is to be drowned m blood Marfal
law alone prevails, '1 he jails arc":
being hllcd with suspect- There VICTIM OF 'FUGITIVE LAW."
MR. TAFT ORDERS
ARMY HEADS TO
New York Newspaper States
Stimson and Wood Are to
Meet President-elect.
RESPONSIBILITY SHIFTED
Heads of Foreign Affairs, Na?al and
Army Committees of Congress
Get Instructions.
arc rumor ot other offici il assassi-lations
iplllIIHllon r. (
The ofllnal i xplanatioti
agination and Juarez s
. nf radictor
til1 provl i
llu killing i
if Madcro s as
Is twofold anc
Gn Victorlano Huerta
"resident swears tint
incidental lo in attempt
to ns c tin two depocd ofliuals
I ran Is. o do la Barra declared that it
was because th1 two men attempted to
. sape Neither v ill ralk" a definite
st t.inent It is impossible to obtain ln
f. rmation i t which side began the
"rug from whi h side aini. the fatal
lllr
Mnclr Shu
I I 1 ran i Ma Icixi ridiiiR in in
i i m lile with guards liefore and be
Im I him rtl-s.1 fro n a single -hot
I ii let ntere.1 tlie Imk or his head ard
i erged at th forehead
suar z fell pierced bv manv bullet'
lis of whlih entered from the front
The onlv w tjie es wer thoe actuall I
i saj-ed in th" sbootlag I
n international t ! as of lli tragedvM
WiJ s e iicns great -n " Is ttra U
O.sr two oill ills w e HiiKhterel af,tcr
i nlo-iat rcptesentations bid beer
ad 1 tbr amDamadnr from the I nit
.I Mates In their behalf a id assuranie'
m lluerta thit their cafitv wc uld In
I, mranterd
MaUr liKrallKiiliuli.
XV ilsun
Vnibasv,,!,
sugiiti
een Matte
de th it the'guil
It U lmrle truth to
Wilson i making in
Vn ofndal investigation has
and sol mn promises are
ill be punished
tate not one man
lift in Mexico fit
ofTi al leport of tn
fig.tive m doctrine
all s le' the unwrit
night believes
assassination
. being q loted
hft that has
eon i ivoKed forctnturies in I.atiu coun
fries when the death of a prisoner Is
desired I nder If. the flight of a prisoner
is fHUiitated In order that be ma) be
shot down In the attempt fter which
it is rMorded -tn the tevords tint the
t isoner was slain while trving to es
ape VVHe Hears of Killing
In tl s manner Gustavo Madero was
il poscl of the other da Now Fran
i"CO Madero and stenor Sua-ez are added
to the list
The most dramatii and heart rending
ii idents attended the discover) of the
a isliter of the two officials Senora
Mad.ro heatt broken wife of the former
I resident sot the first defli ite news of
lur liiisban 1 s death from tht 5pan.n
M ulster s-enor Lologan Cologan
!! t orts Ini befon this reached her
i at srious and unusual events had oe
rred Hut a few hours before she ha 1
I' n hi her Kiieen ko lluerta btgging
for t i life of her husband for a siht
f him a word from him lo enable her
o sustain the suspense under whkh she
was laborim, Huerta had turneil her
"Hi Ja I aintm: she was nrried
IT h friends
Friends Ivepl MIenl.
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ntwnsco I. MADIIRO.
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. eame to da f Ihe
' ai.(d t rearhed I e' friends irt but
I f nde-inied to keep it from her
Vor fori j eisit houis he hnI n t slej, t
Th re were fears for her reason -which
m e troiin now in tne w?nt of to ds si
development t las when the tragic
detills could not longer le kept from
her he wis told as rjentlj as polulp
that the i nd which she had feare 1 had
ome
Mie fninted Tien after haxinjr been
releil icton rmiid hi her brother
Jose Perez an 1 svriorita ladero slsteri
of tlie former 1 resident Senora Madcro
drove 'o the penltentiarv Iven then
with her husband cold in death and for
ever removed from the pith of the mill
tar dictators she waa refused access ti
him So w is tnor Perez. Senora Sua
rez. who tlo had hurried to the penitcn
tlarv vvts likewise denied admittance to
the mortuarv Phj sicians in accordance
with tne law It mi explained wen ptr-
formiiiK an ititoj sj
The tw i widows frantic with Bnef
thus K od there together, lone victims of
revolutionar blood lust hvsterlcallv
calili k for i slcht of their slain hus
bands whlit. stolid oflclals stood about
nd soldiers paraded back and forth ob
llvlous to the heart rendinc scene
Then a tranpe dramatic chapter in
tlu historv of rent and torn Mexico was
nactcd a chapter which will be cher
hed in the annals of the republic Ions;
after the names of the men guiltv of
towlav s crimes have been buried In odi
oblivion A hcaitiful woman in-
spired bv i brothers slaughter bravel
set at defiance the iron rule of the tv
rant which has find Itself on the Mex
ican peoples
riruonnrr Dins O dicers
Mercedes Madcro voung handsome
educated in Pari who has been a bril
liant Ie-ider of official societj In Mexico
fit since the revolution of lsio which
overthrew the regime of Porfiro Diaz
swejt aside her weepinu kinswomen and
fonflnneil on Pace Three.
New ork. Feb a The New lork
American to-morrow will print tlie fol
lowins from Washington
' It Is learned to night that President
Taft his shifted the burden of the Mcxl
can situation to the lioulders of
PrcHdent elect Wood row Wilson
When the President rt turned to Wash
ington from N'ew 1 ork to night his first
act was to notirv Secretarj ot War Mini
son and Ma Oen I eonard Wood lint
th wero to confi r with President elett
Wilson sometime within the next fortv
eight hours, prohablv Tuelav
Hurr calls were also sent out for
le chairman of the committee on
J-orelMi Itelutlons Mllltar) Afaim ind
Naval ffalrs Thse representatives of
( digress wero likewise t Id that the Taft
administration would take no Initial step
with regird to Mexico unles some direct
nttack hail been made on tht Vmurkan
colonv
Fn rout to Washington President
Taft repeated to f rb nds on the train
that as long as the Mexicans confined
the fighting among themselvis tl is
counlrj should n t Interfere
Men oncerned Itrtlclent
It Is consl lered hlghlj prolmble
tint when President-elect Wilson takes
the matter up in conference ho will ask
that Senator ("ullom of the Fo-clgn
Uilitions l. onunitlee . Kepres ntatlvc
Hood of the Foreign Affairs Commit
tee Senator Warren of the Mllltar
Affairs Committee and benator Perkins,
o' the Nsval Affairs Committee, be
present.
No one of these men would discuss
tl"e matter to night or even admit the
nature of their talk with the President
other than to confirm the Taft polio as
alrradv announced
This pollcj of continued Inaction in
the face of reports revealing gruesome
details of the reign of terror in the Clt
of Mexico is plalalj a surprise to bec
retarj Stimson, secretary Mever. and
Gen Wood
IJkewise the diplomatic represent
tlves of the great nations of I urope who
nave alrcadv demanded that their re
spectlve citizens be afforded military j
I 'im"ii ini inr I II11CJ laieB
abandon tlie Monroe Doctrine, are pe
culiars silent to-night Knch emhass
In Washington has been visited bv a
representative ot the mcrkan. onb to,
EIGHT DAYS INTERVENE
. 3fi
AND WILLIS MOORE IS PUZZLED
INAUGURATION WEATHER
The weather prophet Is still unable to
tell whit kind of weather Washington
is going to have on March 4 According
to the W either Hurcau Bulletin issued
for the coming week all we can do Is
to hope for the best We are promised
rain hall or snow for the latter part
of the weotr commencing Thtirsdav and
lasting until Saturdav or bundav We
are not assured In anv wav about Inau
guration da
There is a disturhame brewing now off
the Pacific coast which moving InfJiid
will cross tho Rokv Mountains and ar
ilvo in this section about Thursdav
ViDtur disturbance Is ixpected to an
pear in the far West about lrld.i and
prevail our the Middle West at the
closu of the week Whether this storm
will make Its wav toward the Capital it
Is hard to tell
AIRSHIPS THAT PASS IN
NIGHT STARTLE BRITAIN
Mysterious Dirigibles Flashing Search
lights Orer Countryside Arouse
English War Office.
Loudon Feb SI rngland has beeji
greatlj troubled since it was official! es
tablished onie time ago that a Zeppelin
airship had nrtuall flown over Sheer
"! in rl ? the night To ad I I the
jerplexitv and wenderment over the noc
iirnil lt the news comes t nisht
th-' in th - liivteriius airship wai s,,n
at s,heib, in Virkshire late last night
r connoltiilng for nearlv in h ur In the
nelchborhool
Tie airship sh wcd port an 1 -tarlma'd
light ind flashed her searchlight over th
countrvlde Mnnv people, distinctly
Heard th. whirr of the propellers
st nights visitation assume h ssclal
graviiv In vlrw of the a ri il navigation
which wis recently rushed tl roLgh
liament This gives the authorities of
tommunltv he power to sluot
aircraft that falls to give a sntls-
ficti r explanation of her movements
OLD SOLDIER WANTS
SENATE CHAPLAINCY
Rev. Valentine F. Schmitt Indorsed by
Veteran Organizations for
Rer. Pierce's Place.
LAW INTERFERES
WITH CHALONER
MEETING DIVA
Cavalieri Offers Box for Con
cert to Her One-time
Brother-in-law.
HE WRITES TO MR. TAFT
Federal Permission Asked to Enter
District by Author of "Who's
Looney Now?"
STANCH MARYLAND DEMOCRAT
DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
WITH MEXICO SEVERED
PENDING EXPLANATIONS
Ambassador Wilson and Other Repre
sentatives Virtually Put lluerta Gov
ernment on Trial for Grime.
TAFT IS STILL UNMOVED TO ACTION
Pending a lull investigation of tlie circumstances surrounding the.
killing of former President Madcro and former A ice President Pino
Suarez m tlie streets of Mexico Citv vciterdav. mhnrlnr W,U.
and the other foreign diplomatic representative-, m Mcvuo have de
clined to meet the ofhuaN ot the new gov eminent in that untntrv
iiibT:ador iIon mtormed Secretary of State Knox last night
that he had requeued the Mcican Minister lor Torcign Affairs, Mr.
dc la Barra. to postjionc the reception to the diplomatic corps, vvhich
was to have been held to dav, until the killing ot the deposed officials
had been cleared up
CIOVHINSIkM- PIT ON TRIVU
That the Hutrn government in Mexico Citv has thus been ftr
tuallv put on trial to cxui'pitc itch from comiilaitv m the killing of
Madero and Pino Snare?. wa, the interpretation put upon mbassador
Wil-ons utton here It aNo vva- rcgirded as extrcmelv .ignificant
of the vktptici-m with which the did-umcr or tilt provisional gov
ernment of anv unmeet inn with the killing ot the former President
and ice Preside t has been received
It wis rccallid here ht night that smuhr action was taken hv-
Vthc iliplomatic cores at Belgrade
when the King and Queen of Ser-
AMBASSADOR UNHURT
MMF I IN r W VI II-ni
1111 VrmMr
Uxin Now
venture mrth
1'ei.laritii; thit patriotism liniands
rfrocnltinn tf their r-iudldatr otficia a or
the lirumi Ann) of tin- Ilepul lir ind th-
i nion V'teraius 1 nion v.stpruax -n un uml mlml
nounrex that evcr Ircltimate effort ork State I
would lie mail lo their urbanization to I PreI lent Tift
hare the Kev alentine 1- chmltt across the I'olo
paimr or -i inscph s i nurr' appointed, n analtlni. tin
nlte.1 'tales I
a inir of Who
mie .ml who ma i ot
th Mhji and Dixon
ln l.en adjj.lKed of
tv tlie c lUrt of New
s rn.de applinUon to
for federal protection
la" rd U m w nnxlou-
resldnts repl
matter
BLOODSHED MARKS HIS REIGN.
HHiiiiiiiiiiiiiv HBp!-? .P ir iuiiiiiiiiH f
GEN. AURiXIO HUERTA,
Una Srltrd tbr Kovrrnmrnt of Mrxl
in inen this answer
which we cannot dlrus now
Wood Call, on Stint
The news that irancisco Madcro and
Pino suarez had been shot while belns
transferred from the palace to the pen
itentiary electrified all offli.Ial circles
en Wood hurried to the home of the
Secretin of Wat ind remained there
until it was learned that there wjoqld
be no Cabinet meeting it least until the
i-rtsment a dinner to hl newspaper
menus in vvahlnfrton had been con
cluded Huntington Wilson Alstant becre
tarj of state. 1 urried to tho :tate lie
rnrtment and remained thero through
out the da Ketplnc constantl In com
muntcatlon with becretarx Knot I-or
i ianj hours it was impossible to get
mj confirmation or what a liappen
Inc In the southern Republic This In
ireased anxict) to such an extent that
when word was received to the effect
that Ambassador Wilson himself had
been the victim of an assassins bullet
th Information was accepted as fact
Not en vet has anj word been re
celved tellim? whether or not tho Fm
basj was menaced durlnff the most re
cert riot The brief extracts from Am
basador W !lon s despatch giv en out at
i; o clock to-night merels recite Jla-
dero and Suirez were killed
lluerta s claim that there will be an
official lnetiKaUon of the clrcum
stincts under which his enemies were
destroyed caJsed a smllo amon the
Male Department officials, but as It fits
with the policv of the Taft adminis
tration It was handed out in the notice
made publ o without comment
Situation Create Confusion
President Taft s refusal to deal firmb
th tho lluerta Diaz regime and hia
absolute failure to enforce the ultimatum
which demanded a fair trial for Fran
cisco Madero has created a state of con
fusion which Is almost Indescribable
"The newspaper bureaus have been be
"ieKCMl all night with inquiries from Con
gressmen a well as private citizens who
are cacer to know what Is going to be
lone still no one In official position la
willing to publiclj tat what should be
done.
'Orders were sent this afternoon by
the War Department to the Fourth Bri
gade headquarters at i hlcago to bo In
instant rcadlnt!- to entrain for Galves
ton The War Department has jut com
pleted plans for gradual romentratlon TfiCC Trt 1117 PI IT" fT!U
at Galveston or more troops than it lias 1 UCO 1U Ola lU 1 Ufr
vet been announced would be sent there nr lir" - t ismit wtisrsr
The Idea is to keep before the Mexican j OU Ht LAN JOIN NAVY
which points toward intervention The
plan on foot Is capable of considerable
extension and Its elasUcit will be called
Into full pla If the course of events In
Mexico warrant it.
Read? for l-ntlre Division.
in tne cnapiaincv oi tre I nlte.1 --tatesl This Information was rrcelie.1 yester
'a,c . dm b fie dramatic writer of 1 i,e Her
The announcement uto"h sun -isc n!d n n i.il-rt ok to see thai an mi
lyiriui wiaainillif imrans mn.tation ext n led Mr t hali ner I Inh
hitennu i revious intimation mat tnei Cavalieri to hear hrr tn oncert in Wah
w,..u inm mmiuas iiri-on iinnr par-ngton this week si otil I reach him tho
noifsi uiM neinc unac iiiaintea wun thq
odrs of lior one tlin I ro her In law
I pon rea bins New Ink nallerl
I heard f ir t! ttrt tun. of t e W ho s
lonev Now" mesMEe ind 1 cr interest
and curloMH were so pi nied that sh"
"...- ii iuuuniiiK i-iirr in ir c nai
cner New lork Ci- f,b 10 Ills.
VI- John Armstrong ha out "tato
of irklnla I s v
Dear sr mre nn arrival in mer-
lca I have learned cf .nr rithr Ir-
gerlou message ( vhos I oonev Now")
to mv former lnnlnnd The wav I hcan
, tl e slorj is tl it this is tho message
lou vent our brtther Itobe-t Wintlrop
i naiotiT on nraring that he 1ml eien
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IIKt. AA1.PATIE F
I Kr o St. Jotr.fe s
immiLnlratli
n rrrfhrd In V
nttcht trndlne tn n
Mnttnnnl rr port
nut Inn of mbai
prlntrrl yr,t-rda I
paprr
a of nny kind
laMnirion lRit
nflrm tfcc rn
thr jutpvaii!
ndor "Mlsinn,
t fiD afternoon
DEATH MEETS HIS ENEMIES
me all .
persoral
f his projertv, loth reil anl
I ku
. l hi
, SCHMITT,
Ciuivh.
titular nndldate for the office of Senato
chaplain That their efforta In behalf
of I-ather schmitt s appointment hava
been quletlv but effecUvelx under wav
for some time was mide evident bv
officers of the G V It. who stated that
a number of prominent C ongressmen had
pledged their active support to the vet-
enns candidate
Itev alentine r thmitt Ins been
popular In G A R and lT U Circles
for nnn ears lie possesses 'ipso
facto Vmerlcan citizenship that is citi
zenship established bv reason of hating
taken up arms for the countr in time of
war He was tht vol ngist sol Her of
Companj It ffnh Pennsjlvanla Volun
teers during the civil var
lather bchmltt is a stanch Democrat,
and as resident of Allegan) "onnt.
Md voted the straight Democratic
ticket for nineteen tear He Is now
slxt eight y.ars ot age and is vine of
the most widelj known clergymen In tho
Di'trlrt His activity In matters afreet
Ing the interests of his war comrades
has made hlni rromlncnt among th3
soldiers of the ilill war and has rc
suited In their desire to see him made
chaplain of tho Senate as a reward from
the nation for his patriotism
neer
ithei seen me or htarl me sing "Vet
vou resumed to pass Judgment' Now
t am not tring to dig tip the dead past
The most delightful thing about that
episode Is that it Is mer lint if ion
have the time and rind It convenient
T wot Id like to have ou come to the
Columbia Theiter In Washington Wed
nesdav arterncn Fehniarj Is when I
give a loncert prot,ramm whith in
cludes scenes from some of the grand
operas in costume
To see me and hear me sng can do
vou no harm ind It might do jou a lot
of good Tien if iou feel Inclined to
send an) more telegrnms lo nm one t
will be with n knowledge ion ha
gained flrt hand
cordlallv I.1NA CV VI.IFUI ,
llnst Fnrefto PIrasnre.
jsMlsSs -t a i i-iH
"rltrif t rKfJi-1 yt !y
ni,v nut oi
PILGRIMS INVADE
MONUMENTAL CITY
via were murdered in tlreir bed: hv-
a group of armv officers stationwl
at the Lourt
Trll of Kllllns.
In a dispatch dated 1 p m sesterdar
the Mate Department received from Am
1 idor Wilson the oflirial erslon or
the killing of former President Vlader
and former Vice President Iino tjiiarer.
while thej. wire bemj, transferred front
the National Palace to the penitentlar)
The Ambassador reported that the Mex
ican MIni-ter for For. Ign Vffair Mr il
la Barra --aturda) night jiotifled the em
basay of the Intention of.the government
i trj.nr Madero and iPino fcatircz t
ihe peiutntiaT-v fer trratcr aecurlu.
pending the sub-idcce o public, excite
ment Th VmbasAador sdda thai, ac
.rrling tv reports published In Mexico
it tl is n trn ng l the government aj-
,i orltles, Madero and Pino Sat rez wero
l!ll in i tre t I ght while o1". the wa
to the petitent arv Gen. Huerta. the
prnvisUnil Preside it. has promised arVS
'judicial investigation of all the circum
sta ". f the afar according to Am
ba.sadi r W Us in i report
OlRcifc.1 VVaslnston was most d-epl)
s ocke.1 I . larn of the killing of Ma
dero aim Suarez. The word came from
l'res dent Taft htrpself. however that
he sia) ng f "Madero and Sjarez. d
I plorable as the administration regards
',. .ff...! nn ...- .1 1
... diiuiutu in. -.- mr Hll tuaQD HI
the polio of the 1 nited States with re
gar 1 to the Mexican situation
No Demand Made.
Though the 1 nited tates gove-nment
had expressed to the Huerta government
n M m o it earnest hope that Mader
wo lid mt be executed b) am summarv
or Illegal process, and that his life might
le spared this expression of -views wan
not made in the frm of a demand for
the pr servation of Madiros life The
steps taki-n bv Vmtassador Wilson at
the President s direction were based
pir.lv on humanitarian motives, nnd on
tie If lief tint the execution of Madero
would le a blot n 'lie record of the
new g.ner im nt-
t iat Madero and Suaiez
result of a j lot of
ith the present
ere kille
' Gen Aleshire. who is at the head of
tne yinrtermaster s Department, an
nounces that he Is read) to receive ah
entire arm) division If necessarv, and
could provide for a large bod) of troops
with mtuh more efflcienc) than lias
marked the handling of an) previous
campaign
Ever nun connected with the army
and navy department Is eager to get
Into action and when yesterda) s news'
was first reported all seemed to think
that some definite step would have been
taken as soon as President Taft return
ed from Xcw ork thev Interpreted
the killing of Madero and Suarez to be
the answer of the Huerta-DIaz adminis
tration to the note sent In Secretarv
Knox upon Instructions from President
" ""i imoero ne gnen tne benefit
oi an nue processes of law'
Spokaner Wants to Be Sailor So Bad
He Plant, to Hare Deformed Pedal
Attachment Amputated.
Srecul In Tlie Wxhincten Herald
Spokane Wash Feb 21 So earnest
is Albert frank Comlske) in his desire
to Join the ttav) that he Is sellirg his
personal belongings to rs mono for
an operation that will e e - him of ar
affliction known as hammer toes Be
sides the affliction the operation will re
lieve him of the two toes concerned.
Comlske) made application at the ma
rine recruiting office In Spokane to join
the service He passed the examination
In everv particular but one, and the rules
bar all possessors of hammer toes "
Comlske) left the office disgusted with red
tape but returned the following da) to
a-k If he would he accepted If he would
have the offending toes removed He was
told he might Join the nav) then
He thu- left for Seattle lo call on the
naval surgeon and Corn Roger Is now
i awaiting the enlistment of a man whom
Throngh Parlor Car to Mlantlc citv
he 1 ellcves the navr need
lir Chaloner has both the time
the Inclination to accent this Invitation
but New ork sa)R he Isn t safe and so
lie must forego the pleasure1 Can jou
imagine an) thing mo- exasperating than
to be invited bv a famojs singer (the
limpid light In whosa eves had separated
one a brother from all hia vvoridlv pos
sessions) to have a box for her concert
and have the law s-a) nav
Thats Just how matters stand with
Mr thaloner Here s his letter
The Merr) Mills
Cibhani i saturdav. Feb 21
Mrs Julia Chandler Manz. Dramitlr
editor The Washington Herald
Washington D C
oiv near Mrs xianz i'epi)ing to -our
letter of vesterdav inclosing an lnvlta-
(nutlnnrd on Pane Clght
aml "General" Roiahe Jones' Hikers Spat
ter Hotel Lobby with Van
colored Mud.
JOHN ARMSTRONG CHALONER,
puVro.rfW-,h-1Ann:n0? ria Pr,nn Ivania 4 Train, to Florida Vtl.nllr c,, - ,.
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CHANGE PLANS DURING THE DAY
the ditt unw iilui' TnrriiB in
kit brother.Miii isiel. WTio loonj not
Baltim. re Vd heli il l,nl bv .cn
Kosalie Jon s and dragging half of
Northern Marvlaml at lb ir feet the
suffragist pilgrims ivade.l tie exrlusixe
St Paul tre. t s.m Uou of this citv to
night? and Iavcil tin nice gold and white
lobbv of the Stafford Hotel with their
xari-colureil niu 1 that the) ha I collected
hetween here and Helalr on 'heir eight
een mile Jaunt to da
There is no great fanfare of trumpets
nor fluttering of flags but Raltimore Is
to night tearing its hair because of dis
rupted political truces and gala prepa
rations for receptions
After announcing that the) would
spend the night at Tow son. the pilgrims
changed their minds and decided on
Overlea- but on learning that these
places merelv wanted some advertising
Gen ' Jones decided to make Raltimore.
although the part) was not due here
until tomorrow morning
Col. Craft Wnn.lers
On sight of the marchers Baltimore
tried to nave the pilgrims back so that
the score of entertainments might not
he set awn Baltimore or bust tn-
Ight was the general s ultimatum
and Baltimore It was 11 except Col
Craft who plodding along paii full) far
In the rear, knew nothing of the change
of orders and headed for Overlea To
morrow morning the flower of Balti
more s militia will hike to Overlea and
escort her into town just as though she
were the whoie pilgrimage
Twentv five policemen ushered tlie i II-
grlms through the mob and into the cit)
At least ZZCO persons thronged in front
of tho Stafford aid the motor i)de club
Jthirtv strong came on behind f.en Will
I lam D Gill member of the staff of Gov I
IGoldsborough was present iinnfticiallv
Mrs J Charles Killar. vic I resident of
the Just Government league and Mrs
William Pinknev Holmes were in, lh'
hotel lobhv with flower bonbon jh 1 1
kind words for tie pilgrims
as the
associated
goveri meut vere cognizant was so gen
eral here la-t nisht that it is certain
the Huerta government will ha.e to
male a ni5-t .onvinong siatnicnt of
tne iffalr if the current opinion here
is to lie rev.red OtfUl.nls f the Stat
Department declined to lomment on the
BP"a!r cxrtpt to xpress rgret but
even in illknl quarters tlie belief that
In farmer In ids of tin governmtnt wer
thi victims ot a pint was nut at all
roi ccaled Sjir off! ials even though
thi) in lined to the btlief that there
had neen a d 1 berate j lot of whici
the gnvirnm nt was aware advised that
judgement b. i .pen led until further
information was forthcoming from Mex
o Citv
That the VlcxHan govtrninent will b
eveielv . ensured bv pub ir opinic n In
tontlnned on Puce Three.
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