llilzllull
Believed That the Monienenrine
‘Siari‘ed Fire in Revenue
'"xrlor Leaving Place
llllll lllllllllilllllll
W, Ml mus
' Surrender of Old Turkieh‘Foriio
be Made to international Force
" ....
Wall}! 2.
VIENNA, May 9.——Flre broke out‘in
the, [Bazaar oil the fornler Turkish
. lboriress of ‘Sclltai‘l this morning. and
defined by a high wind, rapidly assum-
ed‘ huge proportions. It is reported
here that the Montenegrlns started the
lhlliae. when leaving the city in re‘
vengeful being compelled to evacuate
it.
CETTINJE, Montenegro, May 9.——A
new Montenegrln ,Cn‘binct under the
_' (premiership of Gen. Vukotltch was
thrilled today to take the place of
" the government 'whlch resigned when
King Nicholas decided: to evacuate
Bontarl at the behest of the European
powers.
The Fereign Office immediately at-
terward opened negotiations with the
commanding officers of the interna-
tional fleet. made for the evacuation of
Boutari; which began yesterdayl and
Will .lbe.) completed by Sunday, when
chemise?! the .lfontenoa‘rin soldiers
will march out of themlty. .
one foreign admiralty. will then land:
detachments from the dieet and the
_ formal-surrender of the. old Turkish
fortress will be made to the combined
international force.
King Nicholas today in a speech to
the members of the Montenegrin Par-
liment declared that. in the inter-
est of general peace and «in order to
save Montenegro and the entire Serf.
nation, he had been forced to give in
to the European powers. Russia, Ser
via and Greece, be declared had coun-
soled submission on the part of Mon-
tenemo. Russia. hoWever. had under-
taken to continue to protect the little
kingdom.
ALGIIDRB. Algeria,
May 19.——-Tlle
IIIIIIIII IIIII I
ilr. iekyll noddinllyde ~
. westernmost. May dawns? he
was attacked yesterday on the floor of
the Mouse for using the' tobacco
schedule of the Payne Aldrich bill in
his campaign “against Ebenezer J. Hill
his opponent, Representative Donovan.
.of Connecticut. referred to his prede
cessor as a political Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde.
MrDonovsn was one of the four
Democratic members who voted
against free trade in cigars with the
Philippine Islands. Mr. Gillett.,of Mas-
sachusetts, took him to task for it.
In reply Mr. Donovan said .in part:
“The gentleman from Massachusetts
will not rise in his seat and state
that I did not state the truth. I did
say in the campaign that the ”mom.
to admit 150.000.000 Filipino cigdrs to
this country free of duty. :My reason
for criticizing him was that he was.
a. high priest of protection at home
and preached that under no circum-
stances would lie permit the American
worklngmen to come into competition
with the rice-eating coolle labor of
Asia. I offered to withdraw my can-
didacy if he would prove that my
statement was not true. Until the
present the truth of my statement has
not been questioned. The dual pen
sonallty of the gentleman, the Doc-
tor Jekyll and lilir. Hyde character of
the candidate caused me tomalle this
statement. In Washington he was
against the workingmen with his vote,
and at home he was the greatest sup-
porter and greatest sustainer of the
working man ’3 rights. stating that no
coolie could get his veto:
"‘Mr. Chairman. 1 had scum
this great assembly was passing into
for the people. ri had supposed when
we were in convention we wore to.
ling to restore theP Philipflnehisldnds
Ito the Filipinos, and that We were
not m‘oing to continue to keep them
as a subject people. Just when and
where do we come out in the open
to be honest in “our transadtions.
"The gentleman from Virginia, Mr.
Jones, stated here. the other day, that
We had spent $400. 000 000 on the Pill»
inos. In the name of all that is
good. inst suppose that we spend some
of that money in bettering the condl
tions of the poor follow in this coun-
try who are needy because of the high
cost of living."
TIIIIIITI IIIIILS'
mil ll lit ”'9
Sails ills Prodeceeaor Political '1
her ‘of Congress (Mr. Hill) did vote -
and Onefroln New Yoril
" Against ll '
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Two Republicans Vols for Bill-g
Fight New Shifts to Senale
WASHINGTON, May 9.-’I‘he Un-
derwood tariff bill, proclal d by the
democratic party as the answer to its
platform pledge to reduce the tarlif
downward, was passed by the House
late yesterday. Ti...“vote_ was 231 to
139, live democrats voting against the
hill and two republicans voting for it.
Four progressives supported these
measures and fourteen opposed It,
while one independent progressive
joined with the, majority.
{When Speaker Clark announced the
vote in loud tones that revealed his
satisfaction in the arrival of the day
he long had sought, exuberant demo-
crats hoisted a stuffed democratic
Donkey over the heads of their col-
leagues in the your of the chamber,a
faint ripple of applause followed and
the gavel fell on the first chapter. 1
ttlie history ornament Wilson: ”is
fianUongr-eee
With tilt“ bill after a month's con-
declined. 'on its we} to the Senate.
there will a rush of representatives
for‘ their heme: tonight In the House
adjournment will bé taken three days
at s time, beginning next week, until
June 1 In the meantime the Senate
tin-once committee‘wili study the bill,
while the House ways and means com
mittee will organise committdes prep-
aratory to the transaction of further
business next month.
Republicans and progressives led
respectively by Representatives Mann
and. Murdock. protested to the last
against the measure. the lowest tariff
'blll ever written. and proclaimed, as
the democratic .avalsnclie bowled
them over; the virtues of differing
tariff commission plans.
l
Four nemoclais From Louisiana. ’3
watch over“ sac Member of the Cabi-
not at all till willie all suspected
persons are ob, , wed by plain clothes
men and all 9 lie buildings have
been placed on, ‘r special guard. To
- idea «who
..
avenge the def
frago bill in
on Tuesday.
‘ ,, of the woman s fluf-
, _‘ House of Commons
., and the prosecution
ed members off, a militant s ctiou of
the British Swedes prom so that
the events of last few days are to
be eclipsed by Worse tillage to come.
Votes for Wellies, ’tha (Wilton 8a!-
rage newspape" edited by Mr. and
Mrs. lPethick Wrestle. says in its la-
test number: 5‘“ ’
“We see beings the country a period
of disorder s as has not. been
known for deciidas. perhaps for cell‘-
turies.“‘Wo see a prospect of violence
being annual-ed; by violence in a ter-
rible crescendo? We foresee the like-
lihood ct crlmqs being sympathised
with if not missed and approved by
many of the t respected. law-abid-
ing members the community'
The police authorities are greatly
concerned about the increase of vio-
lanes and bomb attacks on‘bulldlngs.
toll
don like the- one deposited renter
day in samur- Cnthodral. the bomb
was. discovered below it» bedtime . to
anion. It was found ergonomics
outside the door of a podium
The authorities have mulled evi-
dance that may of the former Gon-
atltutionni iBuli‘i‘ngette'a have» joined
the militant body since the defeat of
the woman's suffrage bill, and they
say there is no way to tell what may
hapen next.
WIIIIIIT "VEIIBIIIT
IIIIIIEIIT TIIIIIT
The $5. 000 damage suit of Luther
M. Wright. of Norwalk. against
Frank I). I‘vvton, of the some place.
for lujurie. alleged to have been re-
ceived when his team collided with a
ties during the j ' 7 . » .
. Says dichotomous Will do
(of‘tile olilciolll ‘1‘ _ the Women's Social .
and Political U on,the more advanc-
another of which occurred early today .
all“
WEATHER FORECAST.
Cloudy and occur tonight.
. Longer i'real With United
" Slates Unless it is
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
American Colony Tired of Raids
by‘Bsnds of Brigades
MEXICO .CITY, May‘ 9.—President
Victorian‘o'liuerta during his confer-
ence yesterday with Henry Lane Wil-
son. the American Ambassador, stated
very clearly the position of Mexico in
relation to the United States. The
following official version of that oc~
curred during the conference was
given to The Associated Press:
"Provisional President Huerta re-
spectfully stated to Ambassador Wil.
son. that diplomat having referred to
(Continued on blip“: Page)
euoolellinice. BIIT
meets eunclln
lit-ailment WMQW Point; in!
an experience [not hint which he willy
not soon forget. Admit midnight he
m awakened by a slight noise and
on investigation found romance trying.
to gain an entrance to his stand.
Grasping Ilia revolver lMr. would:
drew upon the intruder and fired, In
the darkness his aim was not infalli-
ble and the shot went wild. Nothing
donated Charlie fired away a couple
of more times at «the fleeing burglar.
but the darkness swallowed up the
pursued and evidently none of the
shots took effect. -
Further investigation this morning
failed to reveal any trace of the bar-
glar and as no drops of blood were
found it was decided that he escaped
unscathed. Mr. F‘auids' intentions
were good however. and it is not his
lfflllil
Goldsteln, wh
stein’s home
lThe ibomb
explosive in t
jars of preser
clplent fires.
rence to the
says he can't
to wreck his
neared in poi
a. man who.
explosion in
to perpetrate
Goldsteln
rage
bu
the theft.
MW. May 9.--'I‘hroush. the
thefu’eariy yesterday morning, of a
valuable horse from the hum of dense
part of the' town, there came to the
attention of the Fairileld police news
of an attemptio blew. up Mr. Gold-
, 9 , chine. early Wednesday morning.
”BASSAHBR "ll-8“" lar of the Goldsteln home, and the
. ' ‘ ’ “ ‘ lives of the occupants were saved
merely by the fact that the perpetrs-~
tors of the outrage had not sufficient
The force of the explosion shattered
ed some windows and splintered the
flooring. The house was shaken by the
impact and the members of the family
were routed from bed.
Immediate investigatiorl disclosed a.
cellar full of smoke and debris. Smok.
ing bits of wedding. probably used in
the construction of the infernal
chine, were found by members of the
Goldstcin family. who prevented in
Goldstcln didn't report the occur-
work of enemies.
him a beating.
Following so closely upon the bomb
has falls?! «lilo @119 community. EN- ..
lice odioialma‘re wo
but have oplynneagre clues
person, or persons, who stole his horse
may know something of the bomb out
He attempted to follow the
hoof prints of the animal this morn
ing, when the theft became known.
¥ gave it up as a bad job. He then
no load the police of the bomb
null illusions
.lllllll lllll Jilllll
Sweeney, Murine, Massey and
IIIIIIIIIII
il_l’_____llllllll “Ill lilllll " '
family Bodied Out of lied by L
Impact which Sineshcs Win- "
dows and Does Only Minor
o lives in the northern
with an infernal ms-
was exploded In the cel-
he machine.
ves in the cellar, smash-
ms-
pollce until today. He
account for the attempt
home, unless it is the
Recently, lie ap-
ice court to prosecute
he declared, had given
Bridaeoon. the attempt
a. similar am here
will;
on, the case,
believes that the some
and
Legislative Submitted
* lilllliii lull lull
Norwaik Consolidation flaunt:
tea on insurance of the Mala
yesterday afternoon voted. six to
against the Wilson bill to have an
vestlgation of the free insurance h
nose of the State.
IIEII’S GLIIB IlEMIS III?
held every successful and chic _
meeting last evening at the Be W
street chapel being addresse
E. Winchester. reaperlll‘telldei‘lt
South
Plant. Mr
description of the celebrated plan
recounting of thé traditions o
cathedral and in. story of the life ind
works of the builder were listens
With growing interest. The talk cg.
ened up new avenues for thought
study and Mr. Winchester was
inquiry Billfj Pr .
.Brldceeorl’filbfi Ill
House ‘
IN.
[IIIIIIS II.
May Come Up Next week .
MIT/I‘m, (May 9.——'l‘ho cont" J
(Continued on Sixth Page)",
8T. PAIIL’S IIATIIEIII .
The Men's Club of St. Paul‘s
Natural}: Municipal. goo
id
mtuiated by all present upon
talk, the most striking feature
which was the accuracy of detail!
'i‘ollowlng the lecture. refrel'qhin
were served and a happy shoal t
participated In by all present. . .
u-w.
LEGS IIF, LIIB 18 0 II;
LII! IIIIIIPS 206 L8.
Shoulder iam‘b. 14c lb.
United States armored cruiser Tennes- fault um he did not be a elf. * ‘ “W“ N“.- 15” “’-
see‘ arrived here last evening. Slle FRIENDLY ELEGTIOH |.-°“""“!‘,D"“°"'“ Against W team owned by the defendant. Want The matter has has: re‘ililortcd lo “'0'“pr EDI 0M Year “mm”; sank, 18" lb.
was one of the Amercan war vessels ‘ M “WWW!“ ““0 ”0‘9“ 10" the m“ to the Jury WEIGMBF- A! the 0‘0“ Chief William R. Penninsioil and the Each and $500 FIIIB lililtorlne. 25° lb
sent to Turkish waters for the pro- Tile mommy and also the annual were (my “nd$m.fl°’d 0' ‘W‘Bc‘mun‘ of court udge Gardiner Greene called police are working on several clues. to b‘” ”“1520"
tectlon of American interests during Mame“ meeting of the Girl‘s Friend Democrats W110 0990504 ii» We" the jury in and asked them whether . , ‘1 1’0! ml any old mice.
the Balkan W" Brown”: 3‘10"» Laura and M0“ they thought they could arrive at s NEW YORK‘ ‘ “3’ “WWW” (”meanest place in town.
ly Society, Trinity Branch. was held
last evening and was largely attend-
ed.
The Secretary's and Treasurer's
monthly and annual ~reports were read
and accepted.
The Misses lull-ens Byxlioe and
lethal Johnson acted as tellers and the
following ol‘iicerg Were reelected for
another year:
Tressilrerwlviiss Ada Selby.
Secretary-«Miss Ids Ii. Kraemer.
After the meeting more were re
fresllmenta and a soolal time.
W
Tiill BlilLllilldS
lilillll Ill lllb'l‘illl
cruel—Wt.
BOSTON, May own-Tho overturniilfl
of a kettle of hot fatiln a restaurant
kitchen on Walden street. lloxbury.
early today. started at fire which dos-v
troyed ten buildings. principally tone
mam houses. with a loss of "5.000.
one handled and busty horses dour»
tilled in s livery stable were nufdoceb
ed by smoke. Several tenement dwell-
ers had narrow escapes and one man
was so seriously injured as to require
hospital treatment. l,
W
MWiili. it sinusitis.
' Meiosis who attend moonlit”
modding ‘ oars linden Ill lied Stan’s
‘ ‘ Woodlands «mausolm
surprise of their uracil
Sweeney, John J. Martha. James 8.!
Huesey and James F Thompson, for~
mer police inspectors, convicted of
conspiring to obstruct justice to check
graft revelations involving them. were
sentenced today to serve on year in
the penitentiary and pay a do of tool)
each. This is the maximum‘untcnco.
STATE DEPARTMENT
GETS IIP PIIIITEBT
WASHINGTON May 9—- Janene
formal protest against the California
Allen Land Bill was submitted to
Secretary Bryan at the Idiots Depart~
most early today by Viacouutphinda
in person. The protest will be placed
before President Willonaad the Cub-
inst by secretary Bryan this after:
noon. that an answer may be promptly
returned to till Japanese embassy.
FRESH SliillilllEli lie
“All. MIST PIIIIII wide
Legs lamb. 18c.
Forecasrtors 120.
Itlli chops. lilo.
Loin chops. die.
Stow lamb, 10cc
closet hoof. ideals.
shoulder steak. ,ilic.
, Hamburg-team 190.
PM Wt. #0 ’WO, 1M.
, Native veal rout ails. .
vole liver. illic.
MI “I“. tilde ;
gall of Louielhha. on account of the
schedule reducing sugar 25 per cent.
and sending it to the frog list in
three years, and C. B Smith of New
York. Progressives who voted for
the bill were Kelley and Rupley of
Pennsylvania; Nolan of collfornla
and Bryan 02 Washington. Kent '0:
California. formerly a republican, but
now an independent progressive. also
voted for the bill. Progressive header
Murdock and thirteen of his prosresv
sIve_ followers voted with the minor-
ity. . presentstlvo Capiey. a pro
aversive, did not vote. answer!“
"present" to his name.
. Pays-Motion to».
[in the dual consideration of «he
measure Mill rity loader Malls made
a lens specs on a point of order by
Mr. Underwood in rule out provision
for a tariff board in the motion by
vhemesontsllvo Payne of New York
to rooommit the bill. speaker clerk
sustained tho point of order. hr.
Mann appealed from the decision of
the chair and a will call was taken
on Mr. Underwood's motion to table
the appeal. the demonic” Wlfillllfl
'M in 143. Fromm" W “it!” min street. unfortunately the corona
dock also moved db Walk With our ”Will 11“ ms out thlt Mr.
instructions to provide for e W. '
W ems minimises. but he
multiculturalism meshes
Porno matted“ to "commit, minus
rill mint! . 2'
decision in a sho'r‘t time. On receiv-
ing an answer in the negative be dis»
missed the jury for the W and told
them to come back this morning.
After the erlhtdaawtcn nil! is
disposed of the $15,000 libel cult
of Horace M. Gray of Norwalk
against Albert Mussolini chino some
place will come no. The jury will be
impeached and the paper: read. and
than the case will go over until next
Tuesday when evidence will be taken.
The trouble happened about three
years ago when Gray was a muesli:
in the Sixth compsny. Coast artillery.
lo Nowell: and the defendsnt wile
captain. The plaintiff alleges that
statements made by the defendant
were libelous.
.an roux MARKET
, lla militiamen
estmrrclelnn'ie .
ville lens .
mums, Aria, May awn. m
upland alleged to have been ours
in ilaoo Angolan for use by on,
finite troops which are investiu
mas. Mom. was captured during
night by Deputy United Static
silal Johnson at Pike‘s Ranch. '
seveu“miiev south of Tucson
man who ware in obstruct the ‘,
chino, both foreigners. were toiled
tosustody on a. charge of alte9
tovlolalc the neutrality laws.
M’thn the federal cinder come
the aviators the machine. which
dismantled and occupied live ’-‘
was on a wagon drawn by four
It will headed toward the border
of the men gave his coins '
and declared no video. c.
rinses. The other. who so
some so dim villi he in
hints by birth. but a British!
frilly said the machine
stroll WILIIEll
v PAYS lvuull VISIT
The members of St. John’s Lodge.
No. a. A. F‘. slid A, M.. their brother
members from neighboring lodges.
and the guest. of hopor from Bridge
Dart. onioyed s most pleasant time
last evening The Entered Apprentice
“degree was conferred after willcli n
banquet was served. Speeches were
in order and a neural social hour prov.
ed roost interesting.
The occasion was the annual din»
ciui “visit of District {Deputy Frank 1..
Wilder. of the First Masonic “strict.
with him came others from bridge-
port, and aside from him those who
made speeches wore Rev. W. 5. Craft.
Andrew J. llailoclr. and Charles hi.
(Jordanian
About one handled were In attend-
slice and all were sure that tllaxliillh
can; and members of St. John‘d will!
were indeed a hospitable contention.
We...» a.
wasnnel bread is "the" broad. Try»
a loaf. Banner Bakery. 5 Monroe St.
KILLED senes- elm
sci uni llililill
PHIIIADELPHIA, May lbw-Mrs.
Alice Granville”; widow, was shut
and killed. end her tcncesoold son
was probably fatally injured early to
day. According to the police. John
(isles. a former remnant of marlnss.’
did the shooting and then find it bul-
lat into his cwu breast. lie is not
expected to recover.
The wetness son George clothed
only in his sight garments. staggered
trust their home in the southern Docs
tics of the city crying. “its limit liar
and mi" and than collapsed all the
pavement. Neighbors found the we-
mdilylllg dead, and doles slicers ‘
. 4, .
tum
Pu-lclindifb ONLY ON! Pile! Oi“
“QWERTY. - ,
in order that no further alienation
modinl my drive constrains the
purchase of the Mary lions property.
in South Mela attest. by Edward dd. .
sons the i... Ubklnd. lot it he eases
stood that, ism. Hans and Wilton
bill-oilseed so other culverts in lentil
wuvunmlv seditious.
22 list. out“, o to.
float moiety. '
u nannies.
momentum-lemme”;
edition a doubtinltsdldon's .
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