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• • 1 ’ K • ’ * • I ; » • •A.t • • '• - > • • e 9 % *<. 7. « « * e'aa CL i CURRENT EVENTS OF THE WEEK COUNT TOLSTOI IS DEAD. Great**! Rstormer and Humanitarian O< Modern Time*. pilgrimage led him to the monastery at Shamardine, in the province of Kai- uga, where he remained aa the guest of his sister, Marie, who is a nun in the cloister. Learning that hl* retreat had been discovered, he insisted upon proceed ing on his journey to the Caucasus, where he hotted to »[»end hi* last day* close to the Tolstoian colony on the shores of the Black sea. But on the railroad journey he was overcome with exhaustion and the cold, and Dr Makovetski was c» impel led to have him transferred to the flag ata tion at Astapova, where he was made as comfortable aa possible in the rude wooden building. Fur five days he had lain there, suf fering first from bronchitis and later from inflammation of th«- lungs. Spe cialists were called from Moscow anti other places, but notwithstanding their utmost efforts the heart of the great Russian responded but feebly to restor atives and stimulant* administered. Saturday the attack* of heart failure increased alarmingly, and many hours prior to the end the physicians had given up all hope. Countess Tolstoi was admitted to the sick room for the first time last night, but her husband failed to recognise her. She had hastened to him when ■he learned several days ago .that his III- ’ 1 ONE HUNDRED DIE IN RIOTS Meaican Police Have Fierce With Anti-re-slect>on<*t*. 1 Fight Mexico City Ona hundred persons, including the chief of polics, were killed in riot* at Puebla, according to statement* of j >aase t.gcrs arriving here. The stories told are that the trouble began when several |olicemrn, headed by th* chief, attempted to break up a meeting of anti-re-election- Total Killed at Zacafeca* May Reach 500 Town in State of Terror tats being held in a large hall. Aa the Under Martial Law. chief and hi* men advanced toward the building, a door waa opened by a wo man. who shot the chief. El Paso One hundred persons were A fight then began between the po killed in riot* which took place at lice and the occupant*. A bomb waa Zacatecas, in the interior of Melico, thrown from one of the windows in the Saturday night, according to reporta midst of the [ml icemen and rural*», received here. Soldiers fired into a struggling body the latter having been called to aril* of rioters with disastrous effect. the officers. The bomb exploded, kill One hundred is the lowest estimate ing many. The other casualties occur of the loss of J)ife, which may reach red in the course of fighting which 500. took place in th» street. So far a» A dispatch from Del Rio, Texas, on known there were no Americans killed. the Mexican border, 250 miles east of The passenger* further asserted here, state* that rumors are current of that fr-.m midnight until they left Pu a fight which is supposed to have tak ebla in the afternoon there was contin en place near there early Sunday night uous rioting, and while the enti re- between American* and Mexicans. ale tionist* had b»»-n dislodged from Reports that bands^of Mexicans have the building, fear* were entertained cross-d the river at different point* Secretary Wilaon says ’the Western that the disorders were by no mean* at cannot be verified. County officers and homesteader ia increasing the coat of i an end. United State* river guards state that meat by taking up the ranges. From other »ourrea in Mexico City they have ¡no [»ositive ¡information of it wsi learned that the Seventeenth The full committee on election* and trouble, but have heard rumors of an battalion left her>- late t»day by a spe privileges in the senate will inveati invasion and attack at different pointe. cial train, and that other train* were gate the bribery charges againat Sen Upon what is regarded as good auth in . rear!mess to tran*|»>rt allitional ator Lorimer. ority, it is learned that Brigadier Gen troops to the acene if necessary, It Aviator Hoxaey made a fine flight at eral Hoyt, commanding the department was officially stated here that 18 men Denver, reaching an altitude of 2.500 of Texas, has been instructed from had been killed in Puebla. feet and going into the cloud* dring a Washington to hold troop* in readi A telegram from PueMa stated that heavy snow storm. ness for service on the Mexican border. the First regiment of Federal troop* Francisco Madero, father of the al- In the constitutional convention in had arrived, aa had also a corps of leged Mexican revolutionist leader, Arixona, the effort to abolish taxes for ruralea. These, under the command made denial to what pur[x»rted to be road |>ur|>oae* failed, and the state debt of General Luis Valle and Eduardo interviews with him, sent out from is limit«! to >200,000. Cauz, were being led againat the this city last night. The elder Madero house* in which the rebels were forti Representative-elect Littleton, of was quoted as asserting that certain fied and were attacking, shouting the First district of New York, which members of the Mexican senate were ■ “ Long live the supreme governmenL'- Includes Oyster Bay, in a speech round- ' in league with hi* son. He gave out The Maderoataa. aa they have come ly scored the “New Nationalism.” no interview, he said. to be known, were keeping up a hot Five men made a balloon trip of 110 fire from the windows and balconies. IRRIGATION GOOD FOR ALL. miles in a 65 mile gale in Rhode I* A feature of the fighting was the land. All were badly bruised on land part played by woman. The wife of ing and one waa rendered unconscious. . Joaeph Cerdan, who killed the chief of Secretary Wilson Says Humid as Well a* And State* Muit Come to It. police, was in turn killed by the fire M'drrn sanitary method» haw low of the troop«. Several other women ered the death rate in Manila from 40 Chicago- Hundred* of “back to the who were in the house are aaid to have j soil ' boomer* were present when the par th . '. Ths death rate appeared u|a»n ’he balcony and taxen land show opened here ia lowest among t: •• V .-n<-*n r»-si- Satuniay. ¡»art in the conflict. When the place Fruit and other product* of the soil dents. 1 was captured several were four*! from all pMrts of the country were on A Princeton graduate now living in among the dead and wounded. display. An exhibit of more than a Canada haa prt aented the university million apple* was the feature of the with a small tin of tea which is alleged exhibition. Elaliorate plans for the to be a part of the cargo thrown over entertainm* nt and instruction of visi board in Boston harbor by the famous tors and delegates. have Iwen made. Boston Tea Party in 1773. Special days havs been assigned to Prohibition and woman's suffrage San Francisco Th«* owning ^un of various state*. Among other attrac W < re !x>th ilcfei.l in Ari z- ■ a tions will be the giving away by lot of what I« deai<ned U» iecurr a battleship Secretary A 13-year-old New York i»oy died of fleet in the Pacific and an increase in farm* in different state*. of Agriculture James Wilson delivered injuries received in a football game.’ the standing army of 25 regiment» of j infantry, and cavalry and artillery in the opening atidrvss, taking “Irriga England’s house of lords will submit tion” at hi* theme. “The day will proportion, and the rehabilitation of to reforming, rather than lose the veto come, ” he said, "when irrigation will the American merchant marine, was power. fired Satuniay when permanent organ lie applied, as a matter of national Striking garment workers in Chicago ization of the Pacific 8lope congrva* necessity, to growing crops in the humid region*. The thing has been resume rioting and one policeman was was effected. done in Europe for hundreds of years, wounded by a revolver shot. Stef« were also taken toward or ganising a ’’Pacific Coast Defense and we must come to it out here *<a>ner Montana sheepmen are selling their count ijxj wuirni league' which, it is hoped by those or later. Me muat begin at the source sheep to Canadian ranchers on account behind the movement, will extend to of our river* and construct reservoir* of the scarcity of feed. iate effect in relieving the preaaure. neaa was serious, but the physician* the rest of the country and bring about •o that the supply will be steady and The Inspector of weight* and Tolstoi soon raise« 1 his heed and then had deemed it advisable that she be the formation of a National Defense not entirely dependent upon the caprice measures of the U. S. department of of the season. drew himself up to a aitting ptwition. kept away from the count, fearing that League. commerce, found nearly every mer Following the adoption pt a constitu When he had recovered hi* breath he her presence might cause the patient chant in Butte, Mont., was giving COLLEGE. DECLINE FEAREO. tion for the Pacific Slope congress and emotion. said: abort weight*. “There are millions of people and Other members of the family from the election of officers for the ensuing The secretary-treasurer of the Cali many sufferers in the world. Why al time to time were admitted to the year, the delegates from 10 states and Protestors Unable to Live Unless fornia Building association say* the ways anxious about mt?" presence of their father, and hi* territories of the West adopted resolu Higher Salaries Are Paid. American Federation of Labor will Tolstoi put up a hard fight, againat daughter, Alexandria, has been in con tions strongly urging |lho d« »¡red in Boston —Unie** immediate steps are crease in military and naval power and spend millions if necessary, to union the disease. The spread of the inflam slant attendance. the upbuilding of a merchant marine, taken to remedy the great discrepancy ise Loa Angeles. mation of the lungs had been checked, now existing tietween the cost of liv ■nd adjourned. but it waa necessary to resort ¡to pow The new Chinese minister of war VATICAN'S TRAIN SOLD. The congress came to an end with a ing and income* provided college pro- and the viceroy of Manchuria have erful stimulant* frcqucnly to keep the heart going. brilliant banquet to the delegate* at fesaors, the status of American col warned their government that ener It was long recognized that Tolstoi’s Pierpont Morgan Buy* Car* Used by the Palace hotel, at which covers were leges will rapidly decline, is the proph getic measure* must be taken imme ecy of President Hamilton, of Tuft* Pope Pius IX. laid for 500. case was hopeless, six! at 5 o'clock in diately or Manchuria will be taken by college, and President Faunce, of the morning, after the countess had Rome The well known multi-mil Japan and Rusaia. Brown university. been summoned and other member* of lionaire Pierpont Morgan ha* bought Voodoo I* Insanity Cur*. Fourteen have left the Brown facul Mayor Simon, of Portland, has re the family had gathered in an adjoin for the neat sum of a million lira Cincinnati—Voodoo charm* and sim ty in the last two years. President ing room, the physician* issued a bul (>2(M»,000) the train last used by Pope ilar methods were prescribed a* a cure commended a tax levy of 6 mill*. Faunce says : letin announcing that the activity of Pius IX in I860. for insanity by Mr*. Clara Barnes, ac Republican* will control the next 'The cost of living in Providence the heart had almoat ceased and that Thia train haa been preaerved by the cording to a story told by Mrs. Mary Idaho legislature, although they lost pro Our pro- the count's condition was extremely Vatican aa a historic relic, Many col J. Koehler before a United States com has enormously increased. the governorship. fessors. unable to withstand the strain dangerous. lectors of reputation have made offers missioner here. As a result the for of increased cost of bare necesitle* of Standard Oil company has won a Tolatoi, accompanied only by Dr. to the Vatican for its |M>a»vaaion, but mer was held to a United State* grand sweeping decision in it* fight with the Makovetski, left his home at Yasnaya none haa reached Mr. Morgan's figure. jury for uaing ths mails to defraud. life, are leaving Brown and going else where. ” government In Indiana. Pollan* with the ¡»urpoee of ending bit The American magnate ia aaid to have The fortune teller made her give up >5<i day* in solitude, to which he more and purchased the train on condition that as a retaining fee, Mrs. Kuelher said. All Indications are that Champ Custom Fraud* Charged. Then later ahe charged >5 for a “mag Clark, of Missouri, will be the next more inclined in hi* later year*. Hi* the bargain be ajwcret affair. New York laac and Manning Phil netic charm,” and also she put >10 in speaker of the house of representa gold in a cigar box full of salt. (The lipa, members of th* firm of I. A 8. Death List Grows to 170. Girl Heir to »30,000.000. tive*. Phillipa, importer*, at 18 Weat One gold disappeared. St. Looia, Mo. — With the death of Mexico City Estimate* of the num About 500 union men have quit work Hundred and Eightieth street, were her brother. Willard Campbell, 30 bet killed in the fight between soldiers on the new I xm Angeles acqucduct, de arrested, charged with defrauding the Acting Governor Escapes. manding an increase of wages to cover and police on one side and revolution years ohi, and only son of James Camp government out of duty on woolen Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadeloupe An at- the increased cost of meal* served to ist* on the other at Puebla continue to bell, of New York and St. Louis, mul wearing apparel imported from France, be placet! at from ,100 to 170. Dis timillionaire and head of the North tempt^on the life of Acting Governor them. by mean* of false consular invoice*. patches from that city say it is certain American company, Lois Campbell, a William Fawtier waa made here Satur- Test explosion* on the monitor Furl more than 100 had been killed in the •cbool girl of 16, became heiress to the day. A carriage occupied by the gov- The govenment ia in possession of evi tan did more damage than waa expect conflict A quite» Cerdan, whose house Iargent individual fortune in SL Louis, emor waa fired on and four bullet* dence concerning a number of alleged ed, and the ship had to be towed was the scene of the flght, was killed and possibly in the WeaL Mr. Camp- passed through the upper part of the fraudulent importation* by the firm. Bail waa fixed at >10,000 for each pria- quickly to dry dock to prevent her while resisting arrest in a tunnel bell’« fortune ia at least >30,000,000. vehicle. The assailant escaped. The oner. Thia waa furnished. It ia be •Inking. where he had taken refuge. He Willard waa taken to the summer home shooting ha* caused much excitemenL Deputy sheriff* aeixed the power fought to the last firing at the offi of hi* parent* in Connecticut last sum One hundred marine* from the French lieved the frauds are extensive. plant of the Tacoma street railway cer* a* soon as they found his hiding mer , but hi* health failed to Improve cruiser Amiral Aube have been landed. Johnstone Laid to Rest, company for back taxes, and the com place. and he was brought back to hi* home. T Kansas City Funeral services were pany handed over the sum demanded, Man Diss at Great Age. held here Sunday for Ralph Johnstone, •mounting to >132.154. Old Indian Fighter Dies. Union ot 800.000 Girls Aimed. San Diego, Cal.—Juan Buroel, a the aviator who plunged to death dur Chief Engineer Goethal* says the New York The 'Woman’s Trade Champaign, III. —Lieutenant Colonel Mexican, who. it is said, was 122 ing a spectacular flight at Denver Panama canal will be in use a year Union league of New York ha* formmi Edmund Gustav Fechet, U. S. A., re years, 4 months and 20 days old, died Thursday afternoon. The services sooner than was expected, but he will a large committee which will endeavor tired, died here from heart failure. Saturday at the home of relatives at were held at Trinity Episcopal church uac that year in perfecting machinery to unionise all of the 800,000 working He was a famous Indian fighter and !,«>* Coches. Buroel waa born in Son and were attended by throngs who had and training hi* men, *o the official girls in Greater New York. With this was in charge of the troops who killed ora. Mexico, and was an uncle of a known the daring aviator in life. Wil opening will be January 1, 1915, a* end in view the city is to be divided Sitting Bull - near Fort Yates, while former constable at El Cajon. The bur Wright and Walter Brookina were originally intended. into districts,'each member of the com the Indian was resisting arresL He age as given to the undertaker is de present at the funeral and attended the interment. Count Leo Tolstoi la aerioualy ill. mittee to be In charge of a district. entered the army in 1861. clared to be authentic. Astapova. Russia, Nov. 20,- W'ith- ! out being received back into the Orth odox Greek church, and knowing that the end had arrived. Count Leo Tolstoi >711* n • t at ,"rl* hour this morning. 1 ol(J III Brief. There was apparently no suffering, aa death came a* the dying man alepL The patient slept for a little while, seemingly breathing more comfortably General Resume of Important Event! than usual. Dr. Thturovsky and Dr. Presented In Condensed Form t'aoff, nevertheless, in a statement to Tolstoi's son, Michael, held out but for Our Busy Reader*. slight hope and did not hesitate to pre dict a quick end, under ordinary mortal j circumstance*. New Mexico will vote on her new Tolstoi, they said, was a splendid constitution December 19. patient in mind and body, except ths New York City has discarded five of | heart. In one of the heart attack*, Tolatoi it* city automobiles as expensive srvi was alone with hit eldest daughter, unnecessary. Tatina. He suddenly clutched her hand Secretary Wilaon predicts a return and drew her to him. He seemed to of hard time* under a Democratic con I m - choking but was able to whisper: trol of congress. “Now the end has come; that is all.” Tatina was greatly frightened and Senator Elkins, of West Virginis, has been dangerously ill for some time, ' tried to free herself so she might call I I the doctor,,but her father would not re- j but ia now improving. lease her. She called loudly from More than >166,000 waa earned by where she sat. The physician injected atudenta of Columbia university, New i'am phor, which ha 1 an almost immed- York, during the past year. Lhiings of the World at Large Soldiers and Police Pour Hot Shot Into Mobs. LARGE STANDING ARMY * I 9 4 I