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f j,Tormer*Queen J Natalie t of is ,so
'deeplyVafiected^by'' the*murder^ of son".
''.ItMsrcqnslde'red'pjobable; that. the pow
ers = will^ act" together/ on / the . quWstion of
giving forV'wltnboidlng,': recognition- to : the
new/ Government. a; Itvis .stated
that i k lt ' : the * powers ; individually or col
-lectlyely;protest^agalnst;th"e bloody-meth
odsi''j this* la 'likely \ to"occur ; in
wit li v the^questfon'of , recognizing, the. new
Government. v The latter r .thus far has not
¦addressed y communication : '" to : .the
"powers, 1 , the ;latter /receiving '> all Ithefr 4a
-fofmatlon-'from 'their "own : Ministers ,6r
agents. ; v'^" y ,^-.'^' ;.' .' .' 'll -"
POWEBS v IN\CONCERT.
vilt^ii} staged t'futhoritatlvely,!- that ; thus
t f ar {. there i has ' been '. no .'exchange of 'com-,
munlcatio'ns- between' the "powers' cbricern
lngV-prince -Peter's -^ _of '- the
throne > bflBeryiai^but > the 'officials are be
ynnini\to/Mriousl_y^'considerjthV^
questlqnVof -tbe''i recognition /of ,'the /new
'sovereignty. 1 ,: It; ls^'expected .< the . Servian
authorities rwill* convoke a meeting of the
.foreign^ministers \ at'- Belgrade • and - pre
ient;:th*eflatter/,wlth"; evidence that." the
people ¦ the\ new. Government and
'that lit "lias ] the ability to maintain 'order.
X • /¦¦¦'• i -;;nients that ithe 'new Govern
ment at 3elgra<le . had abolished the'legis
fative 1 . assembly' created by. the late_. King
'Alexander ."and: had- renewed the, ancient
Skuptschlnar-which "has 1 been .ordered to
assemblV Monday} fqr s the purpose 'of pro
claiming Prince" Karageqrgeyitch as 'King.
The". assembly;» Just 'abolished was", made
u"p*ot appointees 'of i the late King, and . did
noti contain :.'a ; meinber \ who ' wu opposed
to v policy.' '^- <» ?¦ ¦' - *-r*V
J>The -'dispatch" adds .'that* Belgrade con-,
tlriuea Lj^ulet, 7 ; the ; people jijiparently^ being
reconciled .'tp ; thV£ new, conditions.'.
hfre^d^Subtjth'e truth • ot-the^reportj that
Belgrade "¦ Is , quiet, as the." authorities {here
jare tunable < to 'secure \ further; direct "dis
patches;'fijom i Belgrade.^; Even ' the' official
dispatches. whic'h 'have.'reached Parls'ap-"
> -' ¦-.. "' ' ".
; „", ¦¦ ¦¦ A RIS. ' June . 12.— The Foreign
'"i'm'-''^m .Office 'here 'received a ; dls-J
l'BLii^0>^. x patch. from. trip French agent
» --^i. -on -the r Servian .'frontier con-
JmL . . . '¦'* firming "tfie "press l announce-
Exciienien t in • Utfe
c -of; (the] Former, .
\~iPi-etender.
, *mr ONDON, j ur i e i 2 ._Full and
¦ M authentic details of the mas
•m- ¦ ¦ ftcre-of King: Alexander and
j| Queen •Draga were tele
rT"^^T from Semlin by • ths
BelgrVde corresponderit of the Daily
Mail, who. says:;.'- . '. / '
"I was personally an^eye'witness of
the events. Pdescribe outside the pal)
dee, while I have so far as possible
Kathered-from eye-witnesses and.care
fully, sifted the details of the. sanguinary
doings inside • the royal building itself.
I, therefore, discard all rumors and ex
aggerations, of which . there are any
number." .
The revolution, says' Vr.s dispatch, is
now absolutjly established to have been.
a purely. miflrtary conspiracy. Officers of
the general" staff arid ; of the military
academy .prepared the plan, and: in so
doing they had " secret co-operation, or
at least the consent of almost the entire
corps- of officers. .
t lit is possible some/politicians were
just: before the: fatal moment 'admitted
into the "secrets, of • the conspiracy, but
the plan was solely and exclusively car
ried out by i'.c trcops. At xi o'clock
Wednesday right .the : conspirators be
gan to put' tneir plan" into execution.
The royal, family, was absolutely un
suspicious of the coming danger.
• Silently a battalion of- infantry was
jnarched out of its barracks and as
Silently occupied 'every a aroach to the
palace. The guards inside the buildinsr
had , been corrupted and wh forty
officers,, who were, to do the- deed,
pressed forward, the gates were flunar
open. One" officer -remained alone
faithful to his trust. He was a captain
of - horse, named Panaealoitsch. He
stepped forward and tried to stop the
inrush,. but he was shot at once.
' "Across .the threshold conspirators
were met by the" adjutant. Colonel
Naumovics, who although aid-de-comp
of the ' King and thrf recipient : /ot
many royal favors, had long been privy
to - . the ' conspiracy. Yet under his
leadership and -¦ guidance. t^= task of
tracking do^n the King and Queen
was not easy.
.'The palace was in absolute darkness
and ; the .conspirators had to J Krone
along : the 'corridors_and fsel their way
Special Dispatch to The Call.
Eye Witness Writes
of the Scenes of
Horror,
."vThe r remains^ of j, the^ill-f ated / King , and
Queen; were 1^buried 'almost; stealthily «last
nightsin^the -.chapel .wh'ere'*th'e"i'membVri'
SECRET^ '"nXOHT"^ BURIAL;
: ¦.?¦ "the' fbrtn'ery Minister' ;of ¦ War.
perpetrated '{lini j the. jdafk ; hours " yesterday
morning\by'''a^band''of "officeVs.- [and* the
proclamation .by ."the afipy*9f, Prince Peter
Karageorge vitch, pretender to . the i throne, 5
as Klng'bf Servia. have .apparently. It may
be -Bald; now^' that,, thirty T slx* houVs'.havo
passed. '. been^accei)ted{by,f the •capital 'and
the''SeVvIan*pe6ple 1 without "a; murmur.]*. '•
r. The' meetlng^of Mon"-"
day ,1s 'expected to*., confirm - the'^proclania-^
tioh;aV;Kln^of' Prince .'Karagsorgevltch
"and 'to recognize .the^new'^ltuatlbn^'The
only ) newl element^ InAthe i^situation I is '&'
feeling .among '.the * Intelligent"^classes 'in
favor ~of 1 the*; abolition of ayserylan- m'on
aVchV a^°'n^?* 4.''-^^^^ an ''r 0^lh V' / i ' ar '*.'"''
public, /and s this - sentiment Ms^share*d* by
at ') least' 1 , one Tmember/ of 'the -provisional
government.^ *\v.* ' '? -."'•'. " i' '*.' , * ' '• >1 '"' t ,
'« Differences 'of .'oplnlonjon ' tlils ipolntide-'
veloped»to':day;a^almee^glbf,t^e^Cabl
net.fwhen ;the;newi ForeigmMinlster.^Lju- 1
Dlhbr Kallevics."expressed;hlmself!for the
esta.biishmentVof-a\ republican U'i form" 'of
governrnent?/! The ' majority ;'of .'the'THinl^
tefs,»; however,' /declared :. themselves t "in
favor^of »a*;new"; KlngJln , Princes-Peter.
Kafageorgevitch.',They k strengthehcd ; thelr'
declaration* by ; the'j strong; argument I that'
lt'^wai: certain that -Austria and/.Russia 1
wouidtnot;cbun^enancfe*the.creatl6irofra
republic?"^Thls^ils \*i the ~ viewl r gener'ally.
shared^by?politicjiansv.' ¦ .,., ,-^ : : .'.; r . ''¦-, : r \ :
""" ''gim'"" 11 '*"- Juno , 12.— The - as
f"'i 'W>>^ f * ajs ? 1 ." a M° n *9' King Alexander
.-/Mi*(^^and;Queen;braga^-the'Mat{er ! s
'iM-^ij^ i two brothers! {theSerylan^Pre^
'Jk^J\ ' inler.ithe'' Minister; ofVvVar'and
Thrilling Incidents
i.) j During^ p. Attacks :;
i: < •; >;•; •..- on -'Palace. - ~ ' ;
SERVIAN SCENE - AND
." AN * EARLY' PORTRAIT.-: j OF
* . ALEXANDER.'; V -, - ¦..*:. \ I .
ASSASSINATED RULERS ARE BURIED
BY STEALTH AT NIGHT AND SERVIA
PREPARES TO ACCLAIM A NEW KING
B ¦ k*™ . a complete organ-;
k ization. in Servia, with
which 1 ; ain \ in frequent .' com
munication!: I know., from other
sources' .that the of
the Servian people ;b* ad " ached
its height, biit'I could jnot pos
sibly have if iofeseen jthe events
of the eventf lib night, r I in no
way contributed to their pfep- s
aration /and,-' I: took- no- part,
directly } or! indirectly, 1 in them." ;
On the: contrary, their- perpe
trati6h^8urprised.'me
| "I | have "received 'numerous
messages' "of 'j congratulation,
but that is all. I. calmly, await .
the trend of events:'* So long as '-.
no formal proposals . reach ine .
I have "v no\- reasdn* . to -. leave
Geneva, *;. and > I : \ will remain
here. -No'one' has yet 'asked' me,
• to return ..to Servia. "No one has
yet offered?-. me the -crown. '% I,
am even"with6ut*nerws of the
members . of ;) my : family,* who
reside 'in'Belgrade.-. My: opin-c
ion of th'e of ' the*
mng'.and^Queen';lb£.'Serv"ia**'is'.
this: '.I ' ; dcepiy;*grieve .that, it r
has been ; necessary/'to^ resort' to '
blood! y 'I : formallyj disapprove \
of the .violent measures,^ and} I
especiall7^*"deplor"e*;^that '*• . the '
army ( h9B ; h"ad; recourse ;to such;
measures^an^arniyj which has '{
nobler, tasks ,to accoinpjish. than
assassination; - It v^. would 'have*
sufficedi-'-toJ-force.}King i* Alex-,
ander V to : sign * his 'abdication.';
He ', could /Have , b>en , bound, * as *
has been done iiTTothVr circuni- *
stances.' .-It i»|a' bprrible'thing^,
to shed blood; ¦' -V \^ %"._'.
v «' You 'ask^hat; will fbe V nw' r
attitude Vhen ? I . am . in 'posses- r
1 sion; of P^ We ;wilifas-!5
sume Ithat 1 1 $ 'am' : f called: toVthe }
throne: v rsh^irn^fail'tatak'e!
i tion^£rom>th'V^dmirible''
institutions -^ *o£ .'.^Switzerland,':
which' I,have;learned;to'appre-V
ciate highly.^I^amjiri'favbr^of :
absolute libert^qf; the; press^ I ;
hop* !to ¦sjeft^Servia^prosperJun-';
•'derr^eicbn*stit^idnvo£i/l'*889^
which'isyery libefairr ", ./-:•;
'itjbASibeemT^leged;^t^lfam'?
systematically /hostileytbTAtes-*
tria.^<That lisvfalse} vi Maylje>l;
am, in; spirit in- 'sympathy:^with r "
Rtissia, • tb.whicH^country.I' sent i
.mytfboy]i^ h e|l h^e^h'at t: he) 1
'¦ would '-£. take i service ! tfierei V^
' Prince' Peter* In] an] interview at \
'Ctoneva^jy / .' '-, ¦ -^'.'.V-i*'- { \ ' " ; J'r j
Prince Declares
for the Liberty
of Mighty Press
COLLAPSE OF GANGWAY
7)ROWNS TWO! HUNDRED
Pleasure Party at Azoff Meets With
a Terrible - Disaster in At
tempting to Land. r" : ,\
' ST. PETERSBURG.' June 12.— TheNovoe
Vremya reports . tnat 200,; lives ; were lost
at Azoff on June 3 as a. result of the col
lapse jpf a gangway there while' a pleasure
party was' landing : from 7 the .'steamer
Mskva. ' " ¦ : :. f : '-':'¦"' ,~ '-•:':';
''PHOENIX. Ariz-. June 12.— A report
reached here to-day via Tombstone that
jhere was a small but vigorous race war
at -Dos Cabezos between the American
and .Mexican residents. There are few
details, but It is said a house has: been
dynamited and that two boys are miss
ing. There has been no explanation of
the' casus belli, but It Is presumed the
trouble has grown out of the killing of
the Mexican. Jesus Vindiola, by the cow
boy Walter Brice. Dos Cabezos Is a small
settlement and it Is hardly possible that
the trouble will become extensive or -long
continued.
KILLING OF A MEXICAN
. CAUSES A RACE WAR
News" of a Serious Outbreak at Dos
' .Cabezos Is Received at
" " . . Phoenix. "" ¦
Sinks Blade of Ax Into His Skull
because He Chastises Her
Brother.*-
SNEEDVILL.E, Teiin.. June 1Z— Louis
Bolin, aged 60 ' years, was murdered last
night by his 13-year-old stepdaughter, who
sank the blade. of, an ax' Into his skull.
Bolin was chastising a, stepson, when the
boy called to his sister for.hjlp. ."
GIRL -OF THIRTEEN KILLS
1 . i HER . AGED . STEPFATHER
ident Cleveland has been offered the pres
idency of the University 'of Virginia, but
does not see his way clear to accept the
proposition. .When seen to-night he said:
"I should be utterly unable to accept
such a proposition."
He will remain here with his family un
til later in the summer, when they will
probably go to Buzzards Bay.
University of Virginia Wants For
mer President to Take Charge
of Its Affairs.
PRINCETON, N. J., June 12.— Ex-Pres-
CLEVELAND OFFERED
COLLEGE PRESIDENCY
ITOrTENCI. Ariz.. June 12.— The 6trlke is
settled- The men accepted th© companies'
offer of nine hours' pay for elght"TH)urs'
work." The Territorial Gunrd will leave
ramp to-morrow. Five troops of regulars
from.F"orts Grant and Huachuca are here.
L'olonel Lebo In command. Italians only
"are not included In the settlement.
" s € Veral of the strike leaders have been
arrested and charged with inciting riot.
The settlement here means the same re
kult in adjoining camps, which have been
idlfc for two days.
• The trouble at Clifton Is over.
STRIKE AT MORENCI
• ... IS AMICABLY SETTLED
jleri "Accept the Company's Offer of
•. • Nine Hours' Pay for Eight
Hours* Work.
EARTHQUAKE AT SKAQWAYl
GIVES RESIDENTS A SCARE
Shock Is Felt All Over the ; Country,
as Far Down the River as
- White Horse. . ¦ *
VANCOUVER, B. C. June, 12.—Bkag
way people" got the scar© of j their; lives
this morning, when for fifteen seconds an
earthquake shock had the, buildings' of
the town rocking. Out- of! their.'; homes
the people ran, Into; the streets, and," for
several minutes, women .especially, •, were
badly frightened. The . shock was . felt < all
over • the northern " country as far •; down
the river as White Horse.'\ NoV damage
has .been ' reported 1 up to* noon to-day'.j^j
• Seven steamers '• belonging j|to^th < e r . White
Pass i Railway 'Company* are -waiting , at
'White' Horse) '. loaded with 'merchandise
and • crowded 'with ; people '; '> f or^ : Dawson.
Th© ice In . Lake Le Barge ' Is moving,-; bu t
it : will be , impossible for .- the' steamers to'
get ¦ through' unUl. to-morrow. • PlyeJ hun
dred: and fifty booked
'on ' these ! "ves'sels and " they. will ,]all; arrive
in Dawson. theiiam© day. : . Reports^froni
Daweon . are .; that "-] twice 'Jthat * number j of
people "are .ready-; to 'Join "the ; spring'' rush
f or. the ; outside." ' ;~> > : , •
Budget Bill Passes Commons.
•'! LOi^DON,^ June 1 12.— In \ th©\' Hous© % o f
Commons .^to-day* the"; budget i olll^Was
passed without dissension. . . ; '/ '?
At ihe Police Station the prisoner was
recognized as Jacob Reicn. an unem
ployed commercial agent, who called at
tne Hofburg January 8 and insisted on
seeing Emperor Francis Joseph, declaring
he was the son of God and had brought
his Majesty an Important communication
from the Almighty. Reich, who is pro
nounced Insane, was then incarcerated,
but has since been released.
VIENNA, June 12.— While Emperor
Francis Joseph was out driving here to
day a pedestrian, holding a stick In. a
threatening manner, rushed at the Em
peror's carriage. The coachman lashed
the assailant and whipped up the horses
and the man was seized. The incident
caused some excitement.
INSANE MAN THREATENS
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH
Rurhes at Carriage With Upraised
»Uane, but Is Promptly Taken*
Into Custody.
. The reports of crop conditions from va
rious points in^the Northwest indicate
that the rain, though averaging from a
third, to a. half -Inch, was worth $1,000,000
to- the crops of the Pacific Northwest
Style*- The conditions are still favorable
Ynr rain "and further jhowers will be wel
'cCrned to clarify the atmosphere, after
"the- warm .weather of the past several
days'- Reports to-night from Eastern
Washington state that rain was falling,
putting ihe grain out of further danger
unless the hot winds should blow during
July-..
ington and Oregon and in a number, of
place's dreaded hot winds which destroy
wheat before it heads had been blowing
with disastrous effects. Grain men are
c-f the opinion that serious damage would
b*.dpn« if the rain had held off . another
week.* •
; TACOMA. Wash., June 12.— Much need
eJT rain has fallen during the last forty
eight hours ovw Washington. Oregon.
Tdeho and Western British Columbia. For
weefcs it had been very dry and forest
fSres..Trere starting in numerous localities.
Whfcat was suffering in Eastern Wash-
STimiXY BAINS VISIT
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Washington, Oregon and Idaho Be
-.. ceive a Drenching in Time to
Save Grain Crops.
Viceroy Chang Chih Tung and Uchida,
'the- Japanese Minister, have held a con
sultation regarding Manchuria.
' Admiral Evans, commanding the Amer
ican Asiatic squadron, and ten of,hls of
'.Ccer;s Have arrived here. They will be
¦giv&n-'an audience by the Empress Dow
ager at tfce summer palace lo-morrow.
•* The. kidnaping of an American and some
• .r&tlves 'p£.,Haiu>iulu by Chinese pirates,
ve*r Canton Is reported. The prisoners
•are. lselzyr held for a ransom of 9000 taels.
, It Is c^ld that the place* where .they are
r,*ir.g..-djetained baa been located. The
.Hoata of .Foreign 'Affairs expects' they
"willj.be- promptly rescued by the Viceroy
v>j Carton 'who has been •ordered to use
•a:I -piear.s- to secure their release. In 1s
tCingtt^se orders the board acted on rep
..reeenva tiers mad© to It by Conger, the
American Minister.
Reliable reports show there has been no
rx><yflca.tlon in the demands to be pre
sented by Lessar, they being practically
identical with those- presented by M. Plan
cen. This was not unexpected after Les
sar refused to co-operate In the American
negotiations for the extension of trade as
outlined in the proposed new commercial
treaty.; -•
V PEKING. June 12.— The presentation of
;'£uBEla. t s demands to Prince Ching, head
* cf ".'the Board of Foreign Affairs, by M.
.l^.«ear. the Russian Minister, at their re
• ,cex*t "Interview was formally declined by
' .Prince. Cblsg, who has now been given
C^e^days' more rest by the throne. He
bnljy recently returned from a leave of ab
, feefsce granted on the ostensible ground of
his ill health, but which was really due
, -.lb the Government's disinclination to dis
"ciIes, the Manchurian Question. His latest
leave was granted In the face of several
requests from various Ministers for Inter
views with him.
Ej*cial Dispatch to Th« CalL
Three men were arrested' at the cabin,
they being John Perry, Charles* Prltchett
and Robert Smith. Then followed .the' arV
rest of Miss Perry. • her . mother, Mrs.
John Perry and ; Mrs. Robert. Smith., all
of whom- are In" Jail In. this- dty> The
women a*re charged with complicity." The
three men are supposed ' to be only the
4eaders-of a gang and- they- are -believed
to have emissaries in many States. . The
spurious coin, which is almost Impossible
to detect, has been widely circulated
throughout the South. Silver for the man
ufacture of the counterfeit was brought
direct from the mines in Mexico. -
The officials are greatly . elated over
their capture and pronounce the counter
felting gang the most troublesome of any
with which the Goverment has ever had
to deal.
Following up t\& clew : developments
were rapid. The officers mounted- an«l
set out from Conroe with provisions \ to
last" several' da5"s"for"a"Eearch" of j the j un
inhabited and almost impenetrable f thick
et." A'i log. cabin. built ;upon the -banks' of
a small creek was located* on the second
evening- out. . Within^was . found a com
plete coin manufacturing - outfit, turning
out sliver dollars, and^ besides f some 2G0
pounds ct e^ver. bullion; {->.'.,¦¦>.•.-.. •
HOUSTON", Tex., June 12.— After ten
years more or less diligent search the
United States authorities of this city,
headed by Deputy Marshal Vann. have at
last located a counterfeiting mint where
it was hid many miles from any place of
civilization. At this mint dollars as pure
as any coined by any United States Gov
ernment mint have been turned out In
great quantities for a score of years. In
the wilds of the bigjhicket of Montgom
ery, Walker and San Jacinto counties the
little plant was located after a two days*
hunt through the thicket by a posse of
half a dozen deputy marshals.
Th'e eecret of the mint's whereabouts
was only obtained • through the frailty of
a woman and the cupidity of a man, that
man her lover and-promlsed husband.
The woman Is Miss Aline Perry, now un
der arrest and in Jail In this city.. She
had' whispered the secret' to Jame3 'Pea
body, the man who was to be her hus
band, and for the 'reward of 53000 which
has -long been standing he told' the se
cret to the Government authorities.'
Special Dispatch to The CalL
"This proceeding cannot prevent j me
from "getting together security holders of
this company and reorganizing -It- Talk
of* separating the Bethlehem Company
from the United States Shipbuilding, ConV
pany is absurd. Mr. Schwab stands ready
to lake it over at any time, but he. has
agreed to put up the $2,000,000 : cash : cap
ital in-.the interests of. all concerned.",..
Nixon said to-day he was not the pro
moter: of. the company, also that- he did
•not assist in the preparation of the finan
cial plan and that he sold his plant and
business as a going concern and that
the price received "was not in any way
exorbitant. In certain quarters .a' much
different story Concerning the promotion
of the Nixon shipyard trust is told. It
is pointed out that Nixon recently de
clared that the company was not borrow
ing a dollar and that the bonds which it
is proposed to wipe out of existence were,
in his' opinion, a /golden bargain when
they were selling *at $50. This -statement
was made- by Nixon over his own sig
nature, and. it is now known that his
plans were then j being considered to re
organize the company. ,
An animated meeting was held to-day
at the office of George R. Sheldon, head
of the committee on reorganization. Shel
don, said: .
.AH Wall street was deeply Interested to
day In reorganization -plan developments.
Injnany : quarters when, the plan was "an
nounced some days ago it was -rumored
that It would never :be' carrled^ouf on
the HneB. suggested. There was- a meet-
In? of' the committee and Ion? confer
ences were held, but at the conclusion it
was announced that the plan would be
continued unless the courts make perma
nent the restraining order and* appoint
a receiver. -.". '•:; '' ': ;>
ficial circular of the reorganlzation.com.
mlttee," said a Wall 6treet , banker to
night, "there should be a vigorous prose^
cutlon of th« men responsible. .It-would
be a good thing for, .the community, if
such . were done," he continued, "for it
would put a stop to the practice o" at
tempting to sell ..worthless securities to
the public on false statements of officials.
That it Is the intention, of the complain
ants in the present suit to carry the^mat
ter to the last court of redress Is made
evident by an announcement In the bill of
complaint. .Paragraph 31 states in. part:
'Your orators' charge that the president
of the defendant company,' Mr. Nixoji.
who' has approved and recommended the
adoption, of. said plan of , reorganization,
has. been induced, to do so in the interest
of paid Schwab with a viei^to investiga
tion and exposure of his .conductrby 4 the
court and "through! a disinterested receiv
er, - on express or Implied' understanding
with; said : ,reorga^»tlon?/CiJmmlt4e*^th»t
If It succeeds^ In _ carrying out * to^plans
neither he nor his cortpariy. directors will
be.. prosecuted for' their "tnlscondu*c.t3'ana
that no restitution* will - be - sought-, from
.him jj by , reason of . his or their "actpjor
omissions - in connection with the organi
zation • and management, of the'defend
ant.' " ' -.*¦¦>.. . - . - ¦ ...>!••
•"If all the allegations are -true,' and
many of them are borne out In the of-
NEW YORK, June 12.7-Victims of th'e
collapse of the United States' Shipbuilding:
Company, who number. - thousands, are
promised a . thorough Investigation .of Its
affairs in the cult Instituted for a receiv
ership. In the bill of complaint filed in
Trenton on Thursday a story. of financial
juggling is told that amazed Wall street
bankers.
Special Dispatch to Th« Call.
American Admiral to Visit
'¦•Empress of Flowery .
.- '-'¦ i Kingdom.
Victims : of Collapse Are
Promised Thorough t
Investigation.
Officers in Texas Capture
the Ringleaders and
Their Outfit.
Prince Ching Obtains
¦;. a New Diplomatic
• ;. . Vacation.
Secret Is Confided to
Lover and Raid
Follows.
Pointed Charges Are
Made in Bill of
Complaint.
Demands Regard
, : ing Manchuria
; Rejected.
Counterfeiters Are
Betrayed by a
Woman.
Ship Building Trust
Affairs to Be
DISCLOSURES
AMAZING TO
WALL STREET
CZAR GAINS
NO FAVORS
FROM CHINA
PRISON CELL
REWARD OF
HER FAITH
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VOLUME XCIV— KO. 13.
The San Francisco Call.