Kine Nicholas, of Montenegro,
Decides to Comply Willi ile-
manila or the Powsre
iRillii inlillhu. _‘ _
In new nun
Ambassadors ideal Today to lie-
. side on Plans
iCETTI-NJE, MONTENEGRO, May 5.
wKing Nicholas, of Montenegro, today
decided to evacuate the fortress of
IScutari in response to the demand of
' the European powers. .
" nation of the king.
The king of Montenegro when he
took possession of lScutarl on April 2::
after a six months' seize. which cost ,
the lives of thousands of Monte
and Turks declared that he won'hoid
hold the city until thelaat drop of
Montenegrin blood had been split.“ the
the European powers had decided
previously that Scutarl was to form
part of the future autonomous slate of
Albania 5: crieiwae brought about
and the powers immediately brought
strong pressure to‘hear‘ to force him
and his troops to evacuate the place.
in the meanwhile tool: energetic
steps to enforce the pom' decision
and concentrated ‘ ' . [H103
Add in ._,:.h. “M;
“€350 it e latices
in sti Edd n blooioade of the Montegrin
cbsb't.‘ All these demonstrations haw
’ev'ér. teamed not to effect the determi-
(cautioned on glith em.)
titan tEAbEIle llAVE
amEAoE nEwsEo
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WASHINGTON May 5~The cou-
tempt of court judgments upon Sam-
uel Gompera. Frank Morrison and
John Mitchell. officials of the Ameri-
can Federation ofAiiebor. were " sus-
tained today by the Court of Appeals
of the District of Columbia, which,
however, revised the sentences to give
Bombers thirty days' imprisonment
and fine Mitchell and Morrison #500
ml: with no jail term.
The Ohiei’duslics or the ‘Oourt, ulna
seating. held that the entire indu-
mant should be reversed. The lower
court. pave (tempers one year. Mitchell
nine months. and Morrison all: months
without option of fine. All were con-
sisted of violating a. court injunction
in the noted Bucks Steve and fiance
case.
WOMAN MUOTAKATUTIN WM.
washrooms. Hay bod-losers“ in
(humor. estate Department clerk.
clumsd with having used "spoon in-
nuances" upon routes .1. Kurd. an
Greenwich 06nd,. millionaire. in at»
thin 310.000 will have to turn the
money osskm'lils estate. tire. Oran:-
‘ or admitted bovine obtain“ new
“because am was erstsful for her
care of him." and a lower court left
her in possession of the money. The
Oourt of Arthritis today reversed that
decision. The unit step in the pro
. seeding, which iias‘ been a long one. A‘
tinder Able Direction of ii
King, It Has completed All, ‘
. Matters for its .conaldaralign fl
Wtifltf * ‘
“enrolment . " ‘
3 "
H. King of Fairliold -is house chair-
man, made a record for itself at this
session of the legislature. Charleen
A King said today that the committee .,
.had finished its hearings and the last
"Tuesday. A -
This committee is one of the most
important of the legislature. When the.
committee began its work 'last Jean-
at there were many who thoughtit
would not be able to finish“ its work
before the legislature closed next
month. «but the members started to
work and with a determination to set
through with the business Which was
to- come before it and now t‘iyey will
do so easily.
‘. Important Committee.
The cemmlttee of cities and bon-
oughs is one of the largest committees
at Hartford. More [business came be
fore the committee this year and more
was acted upon than in- any previous
year.
Representative King has made an
‘excellent record this season and is
looked upon as lone of the most im-
portant men the Republican party on
at the capitol. He is a hard worker
and never ceases in his efforts to diva
all persons having occasion to appear
before. his 'committee a thorough
hearing. Many of these have been
lengthy but the members harp stuck
to their work and they are new in a
position to sit back and rose d
the remainder of“ the session. 2‘
if d‘ :91!
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At enemy attire meeting of the com-
mittee on- iudlol
sembly last week was the unaniinoda
opinion of the Whoemhers that the bill
introduced by Senator Qlilnu or this
city. providing for the popular elec-
tion of state atdorneys .in the several
counties of the state shoulo‘not pass.
There was some support of this- bill
it was given a public hearing some
time ago. out do the opinion .of the
lawyers on the Judiciary. and they Are
all lawyers, the present method of
selecting the state attorneys should
not-be changed.
One of the arguments against the
election of these court olilclsls is that
it would place them in t“the cultural
ring. That is to say. if the olden was
on the elective list poiltics might
creep in and bumper or interfere with
the proper prosecution or the work of
the office.
There is small chance of this beta:
icons under the present system for the
state attorneys are chosen by the
Judges .of the superior court.
AIIIILAIRE illlAEEl
AT WEBTPRIT WHERE
v NEW YORK, my Sumnest it
Watch a local lawyer was dithered
by the appellate division of the an:
promo court inst week, for interstate
“ambulance tastes.” Welsh want to
Announce. (loan. on July 1:. tall.
the only after the wreck nor there on
the or. Y.. it. it. e H a and by
representing himself its a relative or
‘ " Reclaimed, obtained Lad:
ill
The committee on outermost». ,
scans, of which Representatives elites ‘
executive session would he held next ~
city or the general as: ,
before the Judiciary committee when .
Emitting: flow completed and .
gFimily Fnrnlslled ,
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Various Departments Doing Baal
nass iii North Main St. ».A
The South Norwslk Board of Coun-
cilmen will hold its regular monthly
meeting this evening. and it will be
the first session in the new City Hall
iii-North Main street. The handsome
structure ie”rlow completed, and is 9.4
source at do ht to every citizen of
the city. {i‘he' municipal business will
be much more efiglentiy conducted
under the new conditions as there is
evegyf improvement and the buildin‘
is allowable in every Way.
{15 the new city Hall building to
nhw completed it will he of inter-
eat to the citizens of literati: Nowell:
to road a d of the new mu-
nicipal building from a technical point
or view. '
orrnnoar' otters
v OWL. IBsrdo, me railroads seldom!
manager. has served notice that he
will. chrome all Wis with the
New Keven system's freight clerks.
By a series of comm-amines, a strike
with the height clerk; wes'svolded-
in January Mr. Barrio claims that
beauties lie" was than general manager
or the rose the agreements dust the
tallest him. "
One “resilient Mr. Barrio has kept
is that which cults for a 80-day nolice
before any Radical step is taken. Al-
ready the leaders of the clerks have
asked Passions! italics to use the
matter- hip. hoping he will order Mr.
Barrio to live up to the January are!»
mam.
Meanwhile a great spirit of unrest
amen; the clerk: is trawler. Their
bends say that the new railroad offi-
cials m placing a wrong interprets-A
lien on present asrcdmeats. The into
on say they are having their hands
nu: in restraining the clerks mm
telling quick initiation.
’i‘he trdublemmoua the claps in An.
coals same user causing the matter to
some to a head. Olliolsla oi the clerks
hurried dawn to New Karen and
dread clerks in this district to new
unlit and prepare before a bigger so
fair later in the season.
A slim is expected to develop
about Jilly i.
ELEBTAIB trims _
.. some lilac
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A in New Municipal?
noun illillilllil "
The following interview, with Frank ,
1|“financed closest 3‘ BMW.
Wilbur Hummus are all held charmed
with playing
The “cases came
2 o’clock ill label-noon in the local
half of the tom: court. ‘
The vice Quad were sent on their
mission as _" result of complaints
which have “ meceived :hy the po-
lice for some fine. Women have can
planned that their husbands reached
,home‘wiiir an Wessonveiope and
many-times immanent-ands as
“I. 0.1%.”
In the com were Sergeant Frank
V. Raymond. Officer John W. Smith.
Officer John E. Reynolds and Sleuth
Frank 8. solution. ‘
JAPAN TiliSEEK
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2 A IE! TREAT"!
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minimised Stateewtiereie the
tion at land ownership and the a
could be specifically settled. «this
statement is contained in 1" means.
published today in the Javanese New
World. a morning paper here. frolic
its 'l‘okio correspondent The one
respondent added thet m Tallin—
slit. of the imperial University of To—
trio, had issued a statement holdln!
thetmlsn should demand at once the
right of humiliation in ‘vthe United
States as the only way of «living
the problem.
rouosloma or
some plans!
Breed Rivar has been enshrcuded in
mystery for the past few days but the
residents are once again delaying the
quiet and peaceful life of the commits»
ity tor the mystery he; been cleared
up, sergeant Bryan ll. Silk. detective
cop oi Hermit. was put an them
and end be traced every (filial, tannins
musrely upon the rls‘ht one After a
brief lavosiipstlcn A“
Blood spots Ware found near ’ilnvls’
horn and immediately up «out the
cry oi ‘f'iiurdow’ "rho police were
notified. investigation proved ~ that
the blood spot we. very lawsuit that
wagon tricks had spread it over it
lsrm“isrfltory. Another spot was
was thousht at tlrst that ill. “victim
_, had been thrown into the im Velcro
: after being butchered.
Yflhi‘dfl‘ the ”fill WA
: hut column of the remains o at
human body were discerned. The
pond ms gone over thorouahiy. but
“The electrical writ iii meow
with the tannins of shame trains
.from Wow Roth “melt-to booth Note
walk. is rapidly been“ .
andiit was seconded tale; that
; .miblns worse as «new the
no timeless remiss nothing
insisting serum. ominous the has
this could he termed A plus.
Wt dill: was on a
m ,
l
‘é mus Prisoners lield on Charges
lean F. Tammany at ’
-3£.«Eom- I“
. meat in oncieloiro *‘i’oklo
AM
found on the brink of the pond and it ~
‘A WEATHER FORECAST
T’Mebiy Fair Tonlpht and Tuesday. A
oi Conspiracy tinder idoli-
clans WWW Damage Act
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Plan of Campaign to Burn flown
' buildings in (lily
s
”Losses. May 6.-—-The-pouce court
proceedings against the Suffragette
lenders held on charges. of conspiracy
under the malicious damage to prop
erty not were resumed at Bow street
Court twill. seven of the prisoners
--“Gdn‘el"ei" Mrs. Flora Drummqnd,
~Miss flat-riot Robeson Kerr, Miss
Agnes Lake, Miss Rachel Barrett.
hire Beatrice Saunders. Misc Annie
Kenney and the chemist Clayton—Ame
been held in custody since their last
appearance, {end thiiygwere joined in
the pfldnners’ enclosure today by Miss
Laura Leone: and Sydney Draw. the
printer; who had been released on
can. '
mid. n. Bodkin. the presses:
eeidn' lamp idhelaaslyticai obemlst,
in wh e‘ss‘idii were found docu-
ments describing a plan of campaign
for heroin: down buildings in Tendon.
chairmen who carry antics-lines and
produce what their on paper dl1
cribed as ‘f's reign of torrents
s
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IEN EAEOIDEIIT RF .
’ AEPlllllfl RF IIAITi
roar All PRINCE, Haiti, May 5;...
Michael Ornate, the new mecca: of
the Republic of Haiti. elected yester-
day, immediately displayed great ener-
By in the suppression of disorder in
the city. and dealers that he still
maintain peace with a strong hand.
General Dedihlovsrnor‘ at the city,
who attacked the Parliamentary build-
during the voila; for the Presl-
dsnoy yesterday. was repulsed, tolathk
or with his mowers, by the W1“
vien. General wily lied and
rein“ in the Cuban location.“
I. T. ll IIAB lTB
AllIllAl. IEETIIE
it‘ll: annual mastitis of the Bewar-
ton Yacht with was held in the club-
house on fisturdsy evening. The re
sorts of the sincere were read and
phoned the amen needies oi tha'
club to in excellent. New owners
inn tilted as follows:
Aflolhmodsroeli. Urination Luc‘hay.‘
took
i
liliili Ill mini
lied put his breins statue disposal of '
troops commended by General Polte- 7
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lope-Electric Power House in
Dawson. V. T., Destroyed
.8AN WAN01800. May 6.‘—~An ex~
tensive fire is raging in the City of"
yflakodate, a seaport on the Island of
Yaso, Japan. according to a cable-
‘ pram received last night by the Japan-
see New World,- a local nervspsper.
‘1 ‘No details were given.
Hakodate is situated at the base of
nor. with extensive (looks.
Electric Power House Burned.
SEAT’DUE Wash, May 6.-A ope-
cilil to the Poet: 'lntelligencer‘ from
Dawson. Y. '1‘.. says the power house
'of the Dawson Electric Light and
Forever Company was burned to the
ground Saturdaynight with a loss 'of
ssoonoo. The destruction of the plant
stopped the operations of the fbig niin-
A ins companies dependent upon it.
Temporary electric service was estab-
lished yesterday.
Milne In Torrlngton.
WW, May 5.-—-:Ds.mase es~
ti‘mated at $500 was caused by». live-
ly blaze here this morning at the fac-
tory of the Fitzgerald Manufacturing
Compeny.
Buffalo Has $500,000 Blaze.
IBUFFALO, N. Y.. May 6.—-'l‘he plan
of the American Agrlicultural Chemi-
cal Company. at Lewis and Babcock
streets was totally destroyed by fire
to-day. The plant was valued at half
a million dollars.
inuuhn
unintentional
Their commander and Followers
From illd Gases” Granules
EL also. its... May 5-«Mutinoul'
federal troops Which on Saturday
drove their commander, General me
(no: Salassr. and his followers from
(1 Cases Granada. Men, have been
urged to accept iormaiiy the constitu-
tlonsilst revolution i If they do this
practically will place the revoutionistg
Mexico Northern Railroad southwest
in Judres. 80 air the motions“. who
number xiii) merely have displayed
resentment because their leadér er-
dsred them to Chihuahua (lily on in-
structions from general Antonio no
been. but insurgent agents here be-
lieve they anon villi accept the rave-
lutlonsry plan. ‘
(Jen Sales“ and his men retreated
to New Cases Grandes with the ma
ilnesrs in undisputed claim of the old
or and larger settlement, a few miles
from the raiimy. ~
With the possession at the Gnarls
Gnomes district. a veluubis food sup»
ply center. it is planned by the issue
penis to go ahead with the campaign
“sleet Jusres. Already two hundred
insurreows hare appeared at Ben
‘i’snsslo. on the Texas harder. They
will proceed mlnst Gup‘dalupe. where
there Ii only a small 16ch at rural
police. »
it is admitted inst Just-as would be
of no value willie some inland point
in the border piste puforshlyflblbum
nus City; but armour. of the ill Pass
lusts «believe that Cis‘sss Grandad.
lions may in easily taken.
some semitones nasal;
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illeaslrous Fire Reported Hap-
‘a oil! and has a large fortified’harw
“Rmops Wit .
. .‘ly favorable solution this s .._.
in“ control of the. territory alone the‘ W
rpsirlax the floats. has them
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which would score it here at allow ‘
Law Library Also E
county F' , '
' ‘ Better Shapes
County Commissioner Simeon '
vvli journey to Hartford this2
make arrangements for in
county meeting. Thin 35G. Bier
in; of senators and some
for theyiaylns of the county
be held at the capitol. “
if commissioner Passe can
the meeting will'be called f ‘
day of this wick if . -
than upon Tuesday of
the cmnmitteee are worhing
1y to have everythlnx in %
Last year was one of s
coining season will proddce
ter lacuna. ‘ , _
“The transportation
last season and promise of H L
given.
A large number of appllcsti '
membership (hare been repels
it is expected that the roll ill“,
or than for several summ‘
The floats are being an
tion and the hoathouse f ‘
located early this month W
Webb, who has the contract.
or way in Eden of the time
stances
A new tennis court is -
straw and it may he on A \
mlttoe' villi “have one done;
season. The old court is
in first class shape by Jan ,
irons. ‘ .
AUIURN A'l'lllltl
AUBURNs I '3 WY -s M.’
shoe. with the sflcsblsnt
tween Edward P.,mllrflldu,
representative of (lavender
‘ Chum ‘A. Miles, the intuit ..
and John W. Dennlwilul V
at the Central label; Union, 7
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