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PENSACOLA WEATHEl
WEST FLORIDA
The Coming Garden Spot of the
Nation.
Partly cloudy with prob
ably local showers Tues
day and Wednesd-ay.
Yesterday's Temperature;
highest, 80 degrees, low
est, 69 degrees.
VOL. XVII. NO. 139.
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1914.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
President Huerta Is Ready to Resign and be Eliminated Completely
IMEXICMS TRY
UNITED STATES'
DEMANDS TOLD TO IB FORMER
HUERTA OFFICER
President Wilson Instructs
Delegates to the Pence
V
Conference
STRONG GOVERNMENT!
AND FAIR ELECTION!
Rebels Declare Thev Will!
i
Not be Satisfied With the!
Elimination of Iluerta and I
They Point to Their. Suc-j
cesses Dttrinq; the Cam
paign ETuerta's Dele
gates Ready to Present
His Resignation.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington, May 18. Settlement of
the Mexican problem is conditioned on
the elimination of Iluerta, and estab
lishment of a strong provisional gov
ernment, which would hold a fair
election and settle the Agragian prob
lem and other internal causes of the
revolutions. This was told the United
States commissioners to the Niagara
Kalis mediation conference by Presi
dent Wilson today. The president
gave tha delegates letters to the medi
ators, outlining the authority given
them on this mission.
The United Stated force's with
drawal is conditioned on the settle
ment of the problem in definite form.
The president wants the grievances of
Zapata aJid Carranza considered and
also would conserve the rightful in
terests of the people in the sections
controlled by Huerta.
A message from a diplomatic source
Jn Mexico City said that Iluerta is
ready to resign and be eliminated
completely. The Mexican delegates to
i le mediation conference have hinted
(rat they realized Iluerta must be
eliminated and are said to be ready to
recommend his retirement as soon as
a definite understanding is reached as
to the kind of government that is to
follow.
The president expressed hopefulness
for mediation. One official said it is
Hiill hoped to get the Constitutionalists
to enter the conference. The media
tion conference expected to be short.
The president thinks the- concessions
Huerta Is ready to make will be
learned in a few days. The talk of a
compromise by Huerta retiring in
favor of a neutral government, has
not made much of an appeal to the
rebels, who point to the success of
their campaign.
STAGE IS BEING SET.
While the stage was being set In
Niagara Falls today for the next big
pcene in the Mexican crisis, officials
In diplomatic and administration cir
cles discussed the extent to which
the mediation preliminaries might
reach and the bearing the negotiations
eventually would have on the hope
of settling the southern republic's ills.
Keported optimism of the Huerta dele
gates over chances for mediation and
their confidence that their long jour
ney would not have been in viola
tion found reflection in the capital.
Members of the Mexican Federal
mission were in New York today. Min
ister Naon of Argentina, was expected
in Niagara Falls where he was to co
operate in arranging for the beginning
of the conference next Wednesday.
Ambassador Da Gama of Brazil, was
In New York whence he was to leave
for the Canadian border town. Min
ister Suarez of Chile, was to leave here
today and members of the American
mission were to depart direct for Ni
ngara lulls to reach there Tuesday
night or early Wednesday morning,
about the time the Huerta representa
tives arrive from New York.
While the rebels wore proceeding
irspidly with their program in north
ern and central Mexico, yet the day's
stay of the Mexican mission m Wash
ington and the exchanges of courtesies
overshadowed military developments.
The Huerta delegates declined while
here to give out any statement, yet
some of their viewpoints was believed
to have been obtained from represent
ative Mexicans with whom they talked.
According to reports they feel that
H is inevitable a successor must be
chosen for Huerta; and that while
theoretically they face an international
issue, they are declared to have pri
vately admitted the real problem con
fronting them is the pacification of
Rebels Say No
Compromise Is
Satisfactory
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Juarez. May 17. News that Hu
erta had authorized his delegates
to the mediation conference to
present his resignation should it
be necessary to restore peace,
brought the statement from the
Constitutionalists here that this
action would not compose the
situation. The elimination of llu
erta's party is demanded.
LIEUT. BECKER'S PRESS AGENT IjSjlWC
TELLS OF THE PLANS MADE TO umH
MURDER HERMAN ROSENTHAL
RSITY IS
TALKED
j
Becker Was Mad Over the
WavRe Said the Killing
United States Soldiers Corn-
Was Bungled.
WEST VA. WIDOWS TO BE COMPENSATED
FOR LOSS OF HUSBANDS IN MINE WRECK
DI
i
MOISTS
pellcd
to Guard
Urrutia.
Dr. A.
j STATE FINISHES
i ITS TESTIMONY
V." Ml
ire
FLEEING FROM THE
WRATH OF HUERTA
RESERVE
BANK
0R6ANIZAT
S WORKED 001
Reaches Vera Cruz in the I
Garb of a Working Man
and When His Identity
Becomes Known There is
a Demonstration Against
Him Led bv the Editor of I
a Newspaper The
i.-s Also Arrested.
Chas. S. Plitt, jr., Forincr
Personal Friend and Press
Agent of Police Lieuten
ant, Strong Witness and
lie Relates Conversations
Had With Becker Before
and After the Murder.
BV ASSOC "IATKD PRESS.
Vera Cruz. May IS. Because
demonstration against him by a mob i told
of Mexicans. Dr. Aureliano I'rrntia, i was
t;y associated press.
New York. Mav IS restrict Amit.
Latter! ney Whitman today completed the
j case against Charles Becker, charged
with instigating the. murder of Her
i man Rosenthal. Charles 11. PUtt, Jr..
j former friend and press agent of
Becker, swore that Becker, while en-
rout to the Sing Sing death house
a i asked him to kill Jack Rose, tie also
of discussing the way the killing
bungled and how Becker en-
: 3 J$ " r
ereneo Boo n -ider 1'.
an lerhilt One, t ion
a I 'nanimom? 'n
vContlnued on Iage Three)
formerly minister of the interior in the Idea vored to establish an a::!
Huerta cabinet, late toda v was ar-! self and Plitt.
rested y I tuted States soidiers. me James Marshaii. a ne
T1 , . A I man alleged Urrutia had had bis ( saw Becker and Ja-k K
JjanKCrS KepreSentlllC li,Vel"V I brother slain. Urrutia later was re- the "Harlem confercijc.e"
1 loUAl .llt- J
L)istrict Assemble for the guard
or hhn-
hut marines were placed on
in his hotel. Th
Mexican
ro said he
1 the "Harlem conference" which was
! declared by the appellate ourr to he
had ' a part of the conspiracy to kiil Ros-
Purpose of Formally Hx
editing Certificates
Respective Organization
by associated press.
New York, May 18. Representatives
of five banks assembled here today to
take the formal action necessarj- u
call into being the federal reserve bank
of this district. Two banks in this
city and three upstate, institutions
were designated to execute the certifi
cate of incorporation, which was to
be done at a meeting of the New York
clearing house later in the day.
With the signing of the certificate
the bank is technically organized, and
the member banks may proceed with
the election of directors.
In all of the twelve reserve cities,
except San Francisco meetings were
held today to execute certificates. In
San Francisco this action will be taken
Wednesday.
asked
life.
1 Urrutia appeared here today dressed
Oljas a working man and made his iden-
tity known. He was arrested and
then released as he said he was flee
j ing from the wrath of Huerta.
Antonio Rivero de la Torreo. eoitor
of tite El Dictamen. led the demon
stration this afternoon. Tt was he who
said Urrutia had a brother who was
senator in congress dissolved by Hu
erta and was slain.
De la. Torreo was arrested and held
incommunicado. Urrutia was one of
Huerta's most trusted counsellors. He
is popularly believed to have been the
author of orders for the disappearaco
of Huerta's political enemies.
for a guard as he feared for his enthal. Piitt had before made S'tv
SOUTHERN BANKERS GATHER.
Atlanta, Ga., May IS. Officials rep
resenting the First National Bank,
Montgomery. Ala., Exchange National
Bank, Tampa, Fla., Hibernia National
Bank, New Orleans, Da., First National
Bank, Jackson, Miss., and First Na
tional Bank. Chattanooga. Tenn., met
here today to work out the organiza
tion plans for the federal reserve bank i
to be located nere. The banks men
tioned were designated by the federal
reserve organization board to conduct
the work of organizing the Atlanta
reserve bank.
SURVIVORS OF
URNED VESSEL
RRIVE IN PORT
eral affidavits favoring Keeker.
The defense will open tomorrow and
Mr?. Becker will testify.
Piitt took the witness stand for the
state today and corroborated mi many
details the stories of Jack Rose and
others that Becker was instigator f
the murder plot. As he testified he
avoided looking at the defendant.
BECKER INDIGNANT.
After Rosenthal, had been murdered,
the witness swore, he met Becker, who
was indignant at the way the killing
had been accomplished;
"What is the matter with Jack Rose
and the bunch?" PUtt quoted Be. kol
as havini" eald. "To puil the stunt
the way they did was very bad. You
would suppose it was being done for j
the moving pictures."
On July 15. the day before thf mur
der, Plitt said he saw Becker at po- ,
lice headquarters. i
"KeeD away from Times Sa'iare to- j
j night." he told me. j
"What's coming ot?' I ased. Never
mind,' said Becker. 'Do as you arc j
told. We've got to have an alibi. To- j
morrow you'll know why.' "'. !
PUtt showed signs of rervouness
during his testimony. lowering !;:s ,
eyes under Becker's gaze. ,
The witness said he called on Dep- j
uty Police Commissioner Dougherty
and did the best he could to estab
lish an alibi for Becker. He saw
! Becker later and Becker sent him
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widmv wli'.-je husband was Kiliel in the -.nire .
tii reeeiv e per moiitlt as lng as she lives ami t 'n
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bands and fathers in the recent Kci u-s mine explosion.
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Champion Is Eliminated in the
First Round of the Match
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T ravers, aniater.r champiem of t
UnLte.t States, was eliminated tod
D.
Although Condition ot
Was Serious Thev
see Rose, then under
note to Rose witn
, in the fit:-; round 'it the contest 1r
the i!:'!iih ataatenr i-hantpionshiti.
'The v that an A -nerican would '
i take tile title across th" Atlantic was
thereby redii.-ed to n minimum.
Charles A. Palmer. v. ho defeated
I Tra V its !y two up, i.t the Irish open
to cii;tmi'!i'!i and was the runner-up
arrest. He sent
reference to the
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SOUTHWESTERN BANKERS.
Dallas, Tex.. May IS. Representa
tives of five southwestern banks met
here today to sign papers of incorpo
ration for the eleventh district re
gional reserve bank to be located in
Dallas. The signers represented the
First National Bank of Shreveport,
Ua.; The Durant National Bank. Du
rant. Okla. : The First National Bank,
Kl Paso; The Union National Bank
Houston and the Frost National Bank
of San Antonio.
MEETING AT RICHMOND.
rtiohmond. Va May 18. Nearly 2"0
bankers representing a majority of
the 4TG banks in the Fifth regional
reserve district of which Richmond is
the central city, were called to order
here today for the purpose of organiz
ing the district. Milton C. Elliott.
secretary to the regional reserve re
serve organization committee, deliv
ered the opening address and a gen
eral discusshm followed.
Gov. Stuart and Major Ainsae wel
comed the bankers formally tonight
ana Kepresentative farter tilass. au
thor of the banking act, made an ad
dress or. the importance of selecting an
Will
Recover, and I hey 1 ell o
(u'cat Privations lheyj
Open loat.
John I 'a!
1 f0 . 11 com e
Mia note to nose witn if.fienw i ioc ; ,
Cll ; employment of counsel. Kngta n.l. Nenh.-r
Returning to Becker sam trie tv it- .-. -
if f mllmv Rocker to pole'-t his lawyer, i stn eu o , no
I iie" 1 dl Olij, . tnn riisratchcd Plitt the wit
l-lll
to
championship in
from Ha ns worth
Tra vers ttor Palmer
golf
tor
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are at the tarn. T
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caapht him a t the .-:
the List two hoh'S.
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club, 'on nee: i' ni t y
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dispatched Plitt
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shorter t:
Tt avers
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BV ASSOCIATKD PRKSS.
Halifax. May IS. -Tl-.e United States
revenue Cutter Seneca arrived here to
day with four survivors of the burned
steamer Columbian, picked up from
a sm.iU boat forty miles south of Sa
ble Island vesterday. I wenty-six sui
vivors In small boats previously
V,,.en rescued by passing ships,
nmiitinn of the men rescued by
Seneca is serious but it is believed
had !
The i
the I
(Continued on Page Two)
abU-
glOli
board
:1 bank.
of directors for the re-
Report of Death of Young Parks
Comes From Mexican Sources
CREASE THE
EFFICIENCY
next day, Sunday,
i serted, Becker said:
i "I wonder if that bunch will squeal
on me."
"Then Becker told me to see Rose."
i said PUtt. "and advise him that he
was doing everything he could for him
and for him to say rothing."
I The next time Plitt saw Becker was
in the Tombs prison, after his arrest.
! Becker said, according to Plitt, "didmt
I I tell you they would equeal? I want
you to go out and get everything you
'can on Jack Rose. Oet hold of the
i men in my squad and have them tes
tify I had no conversation with Mrs.
Rosenthal on the night of the raid.-'
Plitt said he saw Becker many times t
in the Tombs after that.
Plitt said he wrote Becker almost
constantly after his conviction and I
Becker wrote him from the death '
house. After Becker's convict mn and 1
sentencing, he said, he Journeyed with j
the party up to the prison. "Becker i
put his arms around me and started J
to cry." said the witness. i
" 'Old pal, he said, if I do go off in j
the chair. I want you to do me one
favor. Kill that squealing Jack Rose.' " i
Here the witness was turned over!
(Continued on Page To.) j
ponent. Hven his patting was poor.
Palmer was sufering from lum
bago and his drives lacked their usual
J M err. ay of K'.mor.or '.
C. V. Inslee or' the Unelda
club. New Vork i'.V 3 tip.
. Frederick 1 terr.-shoff of
defeated II. SI. Jolm of N
land by 4 up and .1 to phiy.
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jS21 8.00.0 FOR
iTHFHARBQRSOF
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DISTRICT
E CORPS Esto Marshal
Kills Foreman
of Lumber Co.
Representative Emmett Wil
son Has Secured This
Amount for the Improvc-
' ments in the Third ni
tric t.
J MOCK CARAVELS
! GOING TO RUIN
I V.Y ASSOCIATKD Pit KSS.
I Chicago, May IS. The Santa Ma
1 ria, tin- Nina and the Pinta, reprodue
j tions of the Christopher Columbun cai -i
aveis, presented to this country by
Spain for thr- world's fair of 13ft:;. are
i decaying at a dock in Krie, P
said here today. J. F. Foster
tendent of t!ie ;-. i.t ii Parks of
'official i ust.nl:,ii, of the enra
hie would take sier-.- to have-
. turned.
i The v Is last sumaicr " r-rp start
; d for the i'anama exposition at S.t
! Francisco via the ( ireat L;j.kes an
'. Panama canal route bi t. it is sab
; pro ed too old and ur.se'i. wort iiy t
stand the trip.
Historical such-i l:;y- ,! i.a.
c.-a-neil for their safe-y
'a.. it wa s
, superin
1 this -:fy,
a-Is. said
them re-
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feeia'-'il of Some of
ie fr j.f.pe, a r d w
graried. proceeded .;'!
on the motion to re. ens
A l..lt:' of order raised bv
('.Hiimn that a motion to reeonsi ;-r
wa not debatftble, ttn not a.fi i
on an appeal irom tae rums
- I chir.
I Mr. I.iei-haagii contended 1
ceptance of th" i arr.eiiio lilt . -y
board of trust of Vanderbilt, over t:.
.eto of the bishops, was a iohition of
their trust, a. dishonor to the church
and had created an "irrc onilabl'i d.f
ference." lie. tiec'are J the legal t .it.
of Vanderbiif v:,n in the board o
trust, but an equitable title re -ted ,a
the ratroni.ing confi-rfi i ' s f i.d t'a
majority of the com nut tee ht lie--.
t!ie right of recovery can be cxerc-e !
on'y by those conference.
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said the general -onferen-e, t'.ro - ..
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington, May IS. That offi
cials of the Mexican government be
lieve that Samuel Parks, American
cavalryman was killed, was indicated
in a despatch received today at the
state department from the Brazilian
minister in Mexveo City, lie says the
Mexican minister for foreign affairs
had sent him a note promising to pun
ish the men guilty of Parks' murder
if it occurred. The foreign office also
promised an investigation of the al
leged imprisonment of the Smith fam
ily reported from Tonala several days
ago. The Smiths are Americans.
Consul Letcher from Kl Paso, in
tcrmed the department that the Con
stitutionalists had ordered a vigorous
campaign against the Guerilla under
former Federal General Quesaila whose
depredations or. the border have t een
the subject of urgent representations
by the department.
Quesada's latest threat to destroy
the windmills supplying water to cat
tle on American -owned ranches, re
sulted in an imperative demand from
the state department that he be sup
pressed. Consul Detcher also reported that
General Carranz had ordered an in
vestigation of the reported seizure of
bullion belonging to the Bacis gold and
silver mines near Durango.
Consul Letcher today returned to
his post in Chihuahua,
Bill by Britten of Illinois De
signed to Make This
Branch of Service Con
form With the Armv Or
ganization at Present.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington, May IS. To increase
the efficiency of the Marine corps.
Representative Britten of Illinois, in
troduced a bill today to create the
grade of brigadier general in that
corps. The measure would provide for
the appointment of two officers of this
new grade by the president. Present
emergencies in Mexico, Mr. Britten as-
(C?n:ir.ued on Page Two.)
Br ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Bonifay, Fla., May 14. Yesterday
afternoon about 5 o'clock at Esto, in
this county. Marshal Wellington of
Esto shot Andrew Mixon. four balls
entering his body and about seven
o'clock died.
Sheriff J. T. Mayo and Judge Tew
left this morning to hold an inquest,
which is yet in progress. Mixon was
wood's foreman for the Alabama and
Florida Lumber Company. Marshall
Wellington was attempt-In? to take
him into custody, when Mixon became
enraged and it is claimed, started on
Wellington with a dirk and did suc
ceed in cutting some clothes but in
flicted no wounds.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.
Washington. May IS. In the river.
and harbors bill of the present session
of congress. Representative Emmet'.
Wilson of Florida has secured appro
priations a-Jgr-g atii.g S21S.400 for rive.
and harbor impruvtn.eoits in the Third
district. Thc.-e- appropriations will be
available i.u expenditure during the
fiscal year beginning July 1. next.
In addition to these appropriations.
Representative Wilson has also secured
an appropriation for a survey, with
the view of extensive harbor improve
ments, of Apalachicola bay and the
north arm of St. Andrews bay.
From the committee on public build
ings and grounds, Mr. Wilson secure.!
a favorable report upon his bill for
a special appropriation of $30,000 for
the completion of the improvements
to the Pensacola custom house and
EostoffiCr.. The on! was immediately i o
passed by the house-, was certified to j
the senate and passed. The gppropria- j
tion is now available and WKI ue useu
immediately to compie e the; federal
building at Pensacola.
Declaration From Vice President
Marshall Creates Much Comment
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BY ASS :i.YTr.
Washington, May is.
; Thomas R. Marshall's citrcla ra.
; one of America's ::ls today
: there is too much scjr-nce in
; called educational sys'' ru and too little
! God Almighty" o cusioiu.-d comment in
j Washington today. Tie- .ta!.'-m-nt waa
i made at a church gathering here last
t night.
"There are tilings wrong in many of
j the churches." said the va-e-i: re.-bJent.
"that because church and state an:
'separate arid the- state make the
.schools, the church feels itseif ab
solved from any duty in the direction
'.hat
way
f education of y
j a - a .
'Thi state is
drer. from the
the time wh--n
colleges, wher
perm; t :
agC f,f :
ih. y iirt
many o;
lid athc
'1 t.
L.'C
mi..:
Up t
tc- t
d ci
hro.
h ro -
'hi.trch is
children s
of ('hrith
s:-..ry upward.
In this co-in! ry
j a v a kensng a n d
; ring to in--!- tl at it
en ir'-i v I'm many i .
the htate."
I The 'ce-jiresiijr-r
' known tha t some d.-i
j ail of the othe- n,i
'Join the So'iao-rs.
i 'But," la- added, "I shall never do
this until it becomes a friend of tl,
j church; tif-w-r whiie it Haunts on ti e
! streets a r-d banner in the face of
j faith in God and tin- marriage service.
'The Socialism i;i wl.j.-), f l,.-l;fve and
to vh: -h I h-.pe sotiie cav to adhere "
not that nl.iai o.acernH it:alf v. .'. U
a waken 111? to the !-
Jncibl be reared in tb
r, faith from the n ar
I bid. eve that there- i
today a great spirltui!
tlie church is begin
has ttirriPd ove:
f its fum tior.s "
t also It ir 1
y he would forge..
Hico.1 partif.-j and
prof c-ssor
But now
oil
I bUl
-lijcratron of powe
thai of fcpirii.''
and projicri.