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Russian Authorities Have Their
Hands Full With l35,000
Strikers
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Sent by Both Mothers, Youth is
Shot in Haverstraw Town
Clerk’s fillies
Yesterday
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Several Friends Who Witnessed
Shooting Also Refuse to Talk
ST. PETERSBURG. July 24.—Stern
measures were taken by the authori-
ties today to suppress the strike riots
which have been in progress for sev-
eral days in the streets of the capital.
Considerable leniency was shown
during the presence here of Raymond
Poincare, president of the French Re.
public, but immediately after his de-
parture tour regiments of cavalry of
the guard and two regiment; of cui-
rasslers, under the command of Gener-
al Kasnakoff, arrived from Krasnoye.
Selo to assist in suppressing the diam. .
ders. They brought with them a num-
ber of quick-firing machine guns. A
squadron of the newly arrived cavalry
at once came into contact with the
strikels. charging and dispersing a
crowd of them.
The authorities estimate the num-
ber of strikers at 135,000. but it is be-
HAVERSTRAW. N. Y., July Zia—In
NEW YORK. July BIL—Not‘untll the
civil suit filed yesterday to dissolve
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Railroad is further advanced,
{will criminal action against certain
ldirectors and officers be begun, ac-
cording to an announcement todavb
71‘. W. Gregory special assistant to.
the :ltlm'llcy-gelleral. Mr. Gregory and‘
Frank Ill. Swncker, his associate, will
slbilties connected with the strong
Austrian note to Servia which took'
viruully the form of an ultimatum de-
manding suppression of the Pall-Ser-E
vian movement and the punishment
Eot‘ those toncerned in the assassination
Eon June 28 in Bosnia of the late Arch-
duke Francis Ferdinand are recogniz- E
ed in official circles here. it is realized}
in these quarters that further serious
delelopluents in AustroSenian rein-E
tions are inelltable unless Servla com-
plies with the Austrian demands.
It is believed ill authoritative quar-
ters that the Servians will yield un‘
less assured of support from outside,E
and for this reason official ey here
are turned today less to Belgra ethanE
to St. Petersburg, where the decision’
of the‘CopuEtE-ll 0.1. Ministers is expected
ti) insettle the question of peace or wanE
E it “as stated today that Germany
had not been consulted regarding theE
Austrian note to Servia before its de- I
livery, but that she thoroughly approv-E
. ed the step taken and was prepared,
bildW YORK. July “RA" electrical for afll tileifonsequences that might en-
_ . . Esue rom
:zxa'uafimgtzizd :Eldt'lfly":a:1Efide it was pointed out that should Rue-E
Ewhich blew at 815 miles an hourEsta take part against Austria, Germany
when at its maximum, descended onEwas fully prepared to draw the sword
(New York alld vicinity late yesterday. Ion behalf Of her ally in accordance
EI‘hree persons 11ers killed an d se‘ Ewitll the terms of the Triple Alliance
eral injured. between Germany. Austria and ltaly.
' Comment in the German press today
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Mlllila'Encampmeni and
Kills 11 Musician
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Albert B, Craig: a musician of
Company A, of the New Jers .\'a- Estrongiy lslupporlts 12:18:; "Ragscaltzl;
tional Guard. was struck an killed gans suc as 'e g a 8
:Frankfort Gazette, which are in close
touch with the financial world and us-
Eually are strongly\ pacific, find the
terms of the Austrian note amply jus~
titled Newspapers such as the Zeltl'lng-
a-mMittag and the Vosslche Zeltung,
which are quickly responsible to the
popular sentiment, also are Austrian
I. and evidently 'still‘feel the influence
of the assassination -of the archduke.
The stock market broke badly under
the fear of general European cemplica-
, Etions. Solid bank stocks like those or
PITTSBURGH. Pa... July 24. —-0ne
man was instantly killed a d two oth-. Ethe Doutsche Bank broke over (two
am we re wounded probably fatally as E points, and other leading stocks rent
'13 to 4 points until the banks interven-
:16 resultnot: “It: “rife: '21:: REESE: EGG to check furtherL demorallzatlon of
y a sum 05’ 11 a 8 ’ the market.
by lightning in the encampment at
Sag Girt. N. .l.. and four of his fel-
low' guardsmen, including Anthony
1Wullscll. who probably will die, werel
struck by the same bolt and serious-
ly injured.
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last “'8'“ Securities in large amounts. how-
The dead ever had been unloaded at the de-
George Kunkle, 27' jugular vein sev clines and the breaks in Austrian and
"puffing-ed; Russian specialties assumed almost a
panicky form. The orient Railway and
Fred Hufnagle, 18‘ “MED“ En left.E'l‘urkish Tobacco Regie stocks fell ten
lung. Epolnts, Russian PetrOleums sixteen
George Reitze. 2° 39‘9” cuts En points, and Russian Banks from seven
back' and breast. to eleven points! The wpaknesa in
Two mén said to be ltallanarwere Emma“, and Austrian Government
3'1““an Idle W00“ avenue. when bonds also indicated the seriousness
’ one of them was hit by a. stone, After of the situation
- accusing two small boys, :they left, but E
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later returned with three friends, and’ lets residins 11%" were instructed to-
- attacked the boys. diunkle, Hufnagle day to hold “mug,” in mines: to
' aver-‘9 arrested, and are 'seid to have
and Baltic interfered and in the tight return to Austria and join we“ as“.
his cell in the county jail in New City,
lieved the total is greater.
The street car service. which had-
been interrupted for forty-eight hours,
was lcstouni today. but the strikers
hurled volleys of stones at the cars
and their drivers as they proceeded
through the streets. Several demon-
strations were attempted, but the man— 01‘ [9“ why he film the young man.-
il‘estams were quickly dispersed by Young Newman, son of one of the
coggackg, ,owners of the Rockiandd‘ounty Mes-
In the meantime the- police fired a 50113”. secretly married
'few shots at the w_lndo11s of private elgllteen-year-old daughter, Anna
houses from which stones had been 0193er on 13!! Saturday, in “'eehalv-
thrown at them. Iken. N. J. Yesterday the couple con-
One significant feature of the strike fided in their respective mothers and
is that the movement has been .iolned Newman was advised to tell Cleary
It)! many government employ es. and ask his forgiveness.
it was whlleEtln this mission that
Newman was not. He entered the
M00! Mill W0!“ ' I
F0l|llll GUILTY Mill FlilEll
and killed Eugene B, Newman. his
Inineteen-year-old son~in-law,
V.
Etown clerk's office, where Clesry was
'talking with three friends Bernard
Fox. a brewery agent: Patrolman
E'Sherldan and Josiah Falter, countl’
superv1sor. Newman extended his
The case of Frank Mace “E00" pro- hand and asked for CleaTy's blessing
prletor charged with violation of the Cleary with hardly a word and be-
liquor laws, and those of “‘8' Elsie fore his friends could interfere, fired
Brown and Mrs. Lester Bardos charg- foul: bllliets into the young man‘s
ed with being frequenters, came up body. \‘ewman died instantly. and
this morning before Judge E M [Jock Cleary shortly afterwards surrender-
w°°d in the town ”m" Attorney ed himself to the authorities
George R. Vosburgh acted as liquor Newman and Anna Cleary had been
prosecutor in the absence of Attorney sweethearts from their first meeting
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REBELS GIVE UP TWO TOWNS.
CTOWd ‘iect. and Cleal‘y himself never snowed
closing time of the saloons. Prosecut-l
00M BANDITS Mll’lED
ficer Silk told of the notification whichE
that Page and himself returned, the north 01' L05 Aussies early today for
tains partially obstructed his view, he Park and robbed 9888811881 in two
the back room and into the saloon from the smoking car, as the two ran.
his in allito over $10. The two two- complies.
S200 and the women under $75 each. AW“
Fancy Boasting chickens, 221:
' CAPE HAITIEN, and, July 24.»
Leo DEM“ and William F Tammany six years ago, and it was on accepted
After preliminary formalities had any bitter opposition to the match.
or Vosburgll put Officer Bryan H.
PASSENGER 0F $2,000
Page gave him that M'ace had not """‘° ‘
former remaining in front, on Main two or possiblv three then who board-
testified but he could see the dress cars Of more “13“ 32.000 Two men
proper bed the train and is said to have kept
men were found guilty of loitering,E T119 bandits dropped from the train
31 Both of the men appeared to be
Legs of lamb, 15c
where he was taken after he had shot
WilliamE
Cleary, prominent in county poll-f
tics and for fourteen years town clerk, E
refused today to discuss the murder.
Cleary's ‘
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represented the defendants The 00“" belief in the village that they would
been dispose of, such as verifying.the' although it is said, he did not look
Silk on the stand He with Officer.
drawn his screens in front of the sa LOS ANGELES Cat. July 24.—
street, while he went around to High 9d "all! \03 20? the Southern Phonic
of Mrs. Bardos. He then saw Mrs did the work Of l‘Obblng the passen-
Mace “'33 fined :25 each “n Eng-ea in advance of the robbers during oper.
and were fined 325 each. A“ three as it slowed up at Hewitt, 11. smallota-
young, but they worked coo y and
Shoulder lamb. roe. '
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Horwalil Officers to Endeavor to
Have Hext State Convention
Held Here
Yesterday afternoon the Norwalk
Police department held a meeting in
the police headquarters in the Citi’
Hall. DetectiveSergeant Thomas
Leatherisnd, was elected president.
Chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton elected treasurer and Bryan Silk
was appointed secretary of the Nor-
walk department.
The local police made plans to do
everything in their power to have the
convention of the policemen's associa-
tion of this state held in this city in
1916. if this can be brought about, as
it p'robsbiy will. it will mean a big
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Trolley Company Executives Tell Police Investigators That The
Theory That Heavy Trailic Hampered the Signal System
on the Wesiport Line is Untounded
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Claim Agents Are Busy Making “Bargain” Settlements, and Cor-
thing for the city. as nearly two hun E
Edred high ofilclals and policemen orE
Elbe state Would come here. and would
Eresult in giving Norwslk quite an ad-E
averllsement throughout the state.
I it was also voted by the local de—‘
parlmant to have each member assess.
ed twenty-live cents a week until the
holding of the convention. and in this
easy manner the expenses of it can
E be easily met.
’Glllllb Milli" Will.
REPRESENT M’lllTllSll
Chris 0. Brown. of the Chris 0.
Brown Amusement Cb. of this city,
and formerly general booking agent of
the Sullivan Conaldine Co., having
severed his connection with them has
taken the general management of the
New York office or the Hush, .ucln
tosh enterprises. The .\'e11E \‘ork Tel-
egraph has the falowlng to say regard
iii" the Hill:
A current topic of more than usual
interest in amusement circles is the en-
try of Hugh D. McIntosh into the
American vaudeville field. The further
information that Cllrls 0. Brown is to
represent the McIntosh interests here
and to assume complete control of
the permanent offices recently estab-
lisb’ed in the StrandITbeatre Building
establishes the fact that the hiclntosh
invasion is being conducted 'with ex-
pedition and Judgement.
it seems that Mr. MCilltOSll'S amI
bltion has always been to have a
vaudeville circuit around the world;
the only missing link in his chain at
the present time is t...—- (Salted States.
The rumors that hr is now negotiat-
ing for one of the ingest theatres in
Etlle heart of New Y combined with
the fact of'llis 501.11.ng one of the,
most experienced one astute men in
American vaudeville as his American
general manager. at least testify to his
determination to complete the chain.
Mr. Mclnosh's rise in be vaudeville
world has been meteoric. He bought
the Harry Richards Theatre Circuit
some two years ago, and since that
time has completely changed the com~
plexion ot‘Australlan vaudeville, He
inauguratedI'the most up-to-date Alli--
erican ideas in conducting his thea-
tres and'booked a majority of Ameri-
canacts, especially the ones most suc-
cessful in London. At the present-
time he has 'some‘halt-dozen new rhea-
tree in the course o construction. He
is also planning to build two theatres
in Melbuurne and Sydney, Au. 2.1.:
that will be the “last Word" in in: col :1-
ism and convenience.
Mr. McIntosh is interested in a
number “of other Australian compnu
tea; the combinedcapital of his dit-
fr'erent enterprises in Australia mount-
ing into-the millions. He employs over
two thousand assir ants together
with agents and personal representat-
'a dearth of power on tile-
-liue was responsible in an
oner Phelan Began Inquest in Weslport, Today
Virtual denial of the allegation that of the Norwaik division declared last
\l'estport night that no official investigation of
indirect the cause had been made, and the
way for the wreck of the piCnlc ('ar Connecticut company was not pre-
containing the Point Union mission pared to make a statement. Super-
nlembers, Wednesday evening. was llltendent C. H, Chapman, said the
made yesterday afternoon when offl— same. To the police officials, bow
Ecials of the Connecticut company dev ever, they declared that the state- III
,ciared to the police authorities that went made that the power must have
there had been absolutely no lack of been lacking, causing a dimness in
port er. The assertion was made 11 hen the signal light so that the motorlnln
State Policeman Virelli and Deput) thought it use not lighted, is not true.
Sheriff ll. R. Elwood. of Fairheld, be- :The allegation had been made he
gan their work of getting witnesses cause it was said by witnesses that
and procuring evidence concerning the the motornlan turned the signal sev-
cause of the accident.
Superintendent Charles H. Copley,
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His Interruptions and ProtestsEBclieved Remains Have Biol!r
Keep Legislature in Turmoil Carried by the Current is
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WASHINGTON. July {EL—Represen-E
tatlve Donovan of Connecticut lie-I FAlRFlEl.D, July 23.—-—Divers have
came so talkative ill the house yester- been employed by the families of tha-
day that Speaker Clark and RepresenI two men alleged to have been killed la
tative Campbell of Kansas tried to the waters off Penl’ield Reef Sunday
squelch him. Donovan was interrupt- morning and their efforts to locate the
ink members and protesting against bodies for several hours yesterday
the practice of the clerk in pairing ab- were to no avail. Where the bodies
sent members. The speaker said he are believed to be icrated is known as
had nothing to do with it, but Dent» the "big channel," but it is believed
van would not be quiet. Finallv that they have been carried by the I
Campbell shouted. “i demand. Mr. current to a distant spot. A party in
Speaker, that the gentleman from a meter boat including Deputy Sheriff
Ccnnectlvut be made to keep in 11, R. Elwood, Leroy P. Beach, Peter
order." Grezule, a brother-inlaw of Steve
“The chair has been trying to d0 \Vargo, and John .Arlicb. brother of
that for 15 minutes," l‘PDlied the the second man who died in the wa-
speaker. ters. searched the waters for a“ radius
Donovan asked for unanimous con- of several miles, but did not find the
sent to talk for” ten minutes about missing bodies. Tile names of the
“people who live in glass houses," men in a motor boat, which took Louis
but his request was denied. lie ob- Kanabi ashore are Eugene Ritchsll,
jccted to several requests of mem- John Baer, William. Baxter, and Fred
hers for leave of absence, :1 thing al- MacDonald, all of Bridgwert. They“
meet never done. are supposed to have been eye wit.»
RepresentatiVe Kennedy and Ma- llesses to the double killing and WM
ban returned to Washington today, appear as witnesses at the preliminary
ilallan intending to go back to (2011- hearing to be held before Judge Ba-
necticut again today. . con Wakeman Monday morning.
._ 'cullrtllrllor or
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snnlamvlcri. July 24—After clrn: ’
lug up the mystery Surrounding nu Lilelpool Daily Post. one of the leadr
mercus petty robberies and holdups or his liberal newspapers. it is frankly
per sons who happened to be on the acknowledged today that the effort.
street late at night. by arresting a 11:1- made by the conference at Bucking
val apprentice who was home from the bath Palace to reconcile the conflicting
New-port t-ralning station, the police vietvs of tile-Irish Naticnalists auditlira
had to busy themselves today in run- Ulster Unionists must be abandon'bth
ning down other robberies which lll- Tile newspaper adds that the reporr'iot,
eluded breaks in the Greenwich and this unhap y result of the conference ,
l 0.\'DO.\'. Julv :54. wAccording to the ‘
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.. his companions severely wounded“
which followed1 Kunkle was killed, and "1911);! at the shortest “0“,“?
satolstsarullolll
Pete and Frank Kraklsv. brothers”
slimmed some in the light. Foul-Imus
“"d
room was well filled by a curious marry. Newman's parents did not bu-
new ordinance regardtng the change in upon it with favor.
Charles F. ,Page made the arrests, 0f-‘
loon fixing the time "at 11- 31; He said Deputy Sheriffs were hunting the hills
street and into the back door. Cur- Compan1,lastnlght, near Chatsworth
Brown ,atferI which he walked through 8978. but a third man, who appeared
counts, together with costs. amount- ations, 1‘ believed ‘0 MEG been {mile-
took an appeal, Mace under bonds of “0“ about ten miles north 01'
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Eaten by the rebels, Who retreated to lug returns dates in London.
' E was still in progress this morning.
Haitian government troops today took lves in every metropolis. His chain of
possession of the towns of Limanado theatres now includes London. Africa,
and Quartler Morin. which were even. Australia and lndla—-—the tour includ-
Since arriving in America, Mr. 11111:;
Intosh has booked about. fifty artists
Ewho will make complete tour of his
circuit. He sails for Europe Tuesday
Morris and Forsére. where fighting
1‘0 GET lDAHO'S: CAILOHS.
"I .. pleasures. July sir-rile amen, on the steamlhlll-Aquitanim leavlns
can battleship praise; unveil here to nor all-eye to carry out his new ,
.on her- way to Viliefraaeho, Where can. degradations slid mutations.
web 'is‘ to third over “23”?“ 15“” 31:33.: "P”- 47-”...
the battleshiuil'me. Salinity; pol-IE -.-_'1"t'is best at; Our braid. nan-.7
no: Eatery, f1“ Monica 8:.
new
there have been an unusually in so Unionist parties will be published in.
prentico is awaiting .1. in: for several
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Cos Cob railroad stations. The opln- of the lee ere cf the Liberal, Coastrfi
ion is hem that instants, of whom vetlve Irish Nationalists and Ulster‘
number in “1'8 vicinity 0‘ late, may the Court Circular this even. 'ng.
have been the culprits The naval ep- - -—
. I—CARD OF THANKS. . .
i wish to'extsnd my thanks to the‘
my friends ’for their kindness dot-«.E
‘“ ”w“ ' in; the linear and after the (loathio
JLEARANGE SALE my wife; a. 'so for the hotel tribe:
”of Panama. Fine hats 'WOF th $8! 0 in especially thtse presented by the“ 4:»
$7. 00. "Sine prise. $2 75. 1.1111 Mil- tier of Elks and ‘.Iioose , .
CARL SCHMiM'E
petty thefts, but he dents! in ldins up.
anyone
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