Show ' A LI N A JAPANESE WILL THEY DECLARE NOT RECEDE A BRONX GOAT DIFFICULTIES OFFICIALS’ CAPITOL STEP WAY INTO SUBWAY E ABOLISH POSTS LAND PROPOSED BE PROBABLY WILL LAWS BY LEGISLATURE PASSED Also Ambassador Chlnda Calla at 8tat Department With Another Message From Imperial Government Tmc Old PRACTICALLY GARRISON HAS SAME VIEWS ON SUBJECTS AS HELD BY PREDECESSOR ConOREJSiOMAU '(UMtTDtS Chlnda Washington — Ambassador the United States through the state department on Saturday that the Japanese government woulT not recede one whit from the demand that the California legislature enact no alien land law which would be al rected exclusively at the Japanese peoInformed Secretary Conference Leglelatore an All Day Convince Should Not Become a Law After Bryan la Unable That to BUI Believes In Annual Assembling of at Least One Division at a School Wherein Officers Might be Given Practical Training ple Sacramento — A day of conference between Secretary of State Bryan and Governor Johnson and the members of the California legislature over and laws ended proposed Monday night with the conference adjourned to await replies to messages sent to Washington by Mr Bryan The Impression prevailed here when the conference adjourned that the resolve of the majority leaders to enact a bill announced previously 'aliens Ineligidebarring specifically ble to citizenship’ from owning land remained In California unchanged although Mr Bryan as the personal representative of President Wilson advised strongly against such action Governor Johnson Indicated this In a brief Intense address to tbq confer ence lie declared California’s right to follow the lead of other states In framing the land bill was unquestion seemed ed and said such action now assured 11 from lasted The conference o'clock in the morning until far Into the evening It adjourned subject to the call of the presiding officers oi the two houses of the legislature Secretary Bryan arrived in at 6 o’clock Monday morning With his consent plans were laid foi an Immediate hearing and shortly after 11 'o’clock the first session ol the conference began The Japanese embassador In person delivered tuv mikado’s message to John Bassett Moore who Is the acting secretary of state In the absence of Mr Bryan The recognized experts on internar tlonal law say the contention of Japan that under the treaty agreement she Is discriminated against by the being California people is without foundation To the contrary It is being claimed that the actual discimlnation if any exists is on the part of Japan against the United States Senator Elihu Root whose disinterested opinions are widely accepted as sound holds that the treaty between this country and Japan does not give the Japanese any rights to purchase or hold lands for agricultural purposes He analyzed the proposed alien land law of California as a question only of property which in no way represents an infringement Pleads for United Party Pittsburg Pa —United States Senator Charles E Townsend of Michigan Republic addressing the Amerlcus club here Saturday night on the occasion of its annual Grant day banquet a reunited parRepublican pleaded for ty and to those who had strayed from he It In the last national campaign “extended the ungloved hand of genuine party friendship” Condemned WAR IN BALKANS Murderer Aided by His Wife to Escape Emperor Wants Peace London — The Vienna correspondent of the Dally Mall hears after a council at which important decisions were under Fla— E F Andrews of death for murder escaped taken Emperor Francis Joseph exMonday and his wife is held in the claimed that he had done his utmost jail from which he fled charged with to preserve peace furnishing the saw which released him Mrs Andrews was admitted to HENRY C ERECKINRIDGE the jail Tuesday to visit her husband Monday night during Andrews sawed out of the cell in ’‘murderers’ row” and then through the barred outer window into the jail He scaled the prison wall withyard out arousing the guard Tampa sentence Suicides at Reno Californian Nev— Thomas J Kirk Jr Reno son of Thomas J Kirk superintendent of California of public Instruction committed suicide here Monday night ride He had been on an automobile ExW'ith his wife and several friends cusing himself for a minute he entered his apartment and shot himself Debts WASHINGTON CHINESE NICHOLAS DEFIES WITH f tv ' y 444S few w mV ' "4 ' " ' Must be Paid In Bear River Idaho— Grant Shields son of Mr and Mrs RobUtah was ert Shields of Tooele when In Bear lake Tuesday drowned he and four others were thrown Into the water from a barge Drowned Montpelier THAT MONTENEGRO DECLARES WILL HOLD TURKISH CITADEL BY FORCE OF ARMS Due to Drugs Colo— Violent Springs of the lungs and kidneys caused Induced by the use of drugs Lana Miss of the death Conger of la at a local hotel SatDes Moines to the coroner urday according Austrians Immediate Demand That Powers Take Action to Combined Cut orj'hey Will Do It Alone today Centinje — "Scutari Is from was the defiant reply of Montenegrin” King Nicholas on Thursday to the European invitation to surrender the Turkish citadel REDSKINS ATTACK Charged That Yuai Shi Was Aware Tha Attempt Would be Made on Life of Minister of Education Shanghai — The government of the province of has addressed to the government at Pekin provisional and members of parliament governors sensational correspondence which Kai seeks to show PresidentV-an£hScVctioneii The asuasfilnatoi eral Sung former minister of educa tlon General Sung was shot dowp'at the railroad station here Marclj And died several days later His assassin but later General J Sung reescaped ceived a letter purporting- - to have been written by the assailant apologizing’ for his attack and- declaring that Sung had been 'mistaken by him for of f General Using the troops in southern OFFICERS Resent Interference In Fishing and Start Fight Operations Susanvllle Cal — Six Indians were placed In the Lassen county Jail late Sunday charged with the shooting of two officers at Tule lake Frank Cady Deputy Game Warden and United States Deputy Marshal Jothe Indians’ victims seph Mellinger have been brought here for treatment Mellinger is probably fatally wounded The two officers had arrested eleven Indians at the lake for illicit fishing’ They were heading for the town of when Madeline with their prisoners from their several Indians leaped He was ponies and attacked Cady from his saddle and overdragged powered Meilinger shot and fatally wounded one of the band before he too was hurled from his horse As the two white men lay In the road the Indians trampled them under the hoofs o£ their mounts t t r r V V-- r wat recentHenry C Breckinridge appointed aeeistant eecretary of war He la the eon of MaJ Gen J C of Kentucky’ and It Crecklnridge ebokt thirty yeara old He Is' lawyer and a graduate of prfncefi ly RIGHT HONORABLE Ambassador From JAM ES BRYCE Great Britain to this ambassador country Mr Bryce will sail for home from San via the Orient Francisco Sir May will his successor Cecil arrive in New York in a few days the guest Many noted men sat table Ambassador Bryce who in speech emphasized the relation of friendship existing between his country and the United States British at “Cat and Mouse” Bill Passed London — The "hunger strike” bill to do designed by the government away with forcible feeding of Serving terms in prison styled the “cat and mouse” bill by the militants passed its third reading in the house of commons Wednesday by a vote of 294 to 56 Oil Plant Burn Carpenters Vote on Strike Kansas City Mo — Fire shortly after 4300 carPittsburgh— It fg said midnight Sunday morning destroyed penters In this city have voted to comof Uncle Oil Sam the the refinery strike May 1 unless they are granted The loss 60 cents an hour for an eight-houpany at Kansas City Kan day will be $150000 with a holiday each Saturday that a tV- G MURDER The king made this statement in the course of a speech delivered from In the balcony of the royal palace his audience were the ministers of the Balkan states who came to conBRYCE SAYS FAREWELL gratulate him He added: of Will Return to Hit HOme Jn England "Should still think Europe After Six Year Service snatching Scutari from Montenegro which has given her life blood to take said fareNew York — James it Europe will have to carry out the well to the American Bryce people Friday tasa by force of arms” night at a dinner given here in his honpr by the Pilgrims society of the comLondon — “Take immediate United States After six years as bined action to turn the Montenegrins of shall do out Scutari or we it alone” declared a circular note sent by the to the government powers on Thursday The note is virtually an ultimatum declares she can' to flout not permit the Montenegrins the decision of the great powers The of nations has the European prestige been violated says the note and Aus demands that the pow era decide promptly on the steps to be taken to restore that prestige add if the powers should be ua ing that able to reach a speedy decision she will see to it herself that the will ot Europe is respected and that the vacate Scutari Montenegrins Death Colorado CHARGED Indians Washington— In a decision of moas to mentous especially importance railroads the supreme court on Monday laid down the general principle the creditor of a corporation- not a may hold party to Its reorganization Its successor for its debt hemorrhage PRESIDENT SLH5TIIHG v El Kills Girl Who Spurned HimIndianapolis Ind — 'Miss Nellie JoyServians Clash With Bulgarians North ner 22 years old daughter of a restaurant proprietor was shot and Inof Monastic kffleil SatfirdTiy evening by t)r London— A Bucharest dispatch to stantly’ suiCharles Guzzman who committed the Telegraph expresses the firm con- cide of potasviction that immediately peace is sium byat swallowing cyanide an hour police headquarters allies between and the Turkey signed his arrest Miss Joyner had rea new war will commence between after fused to marry Guzzman Servia Bulgaria and Greece A Bulgarian correspondent says that Carleton Died Poor of opposing large concentrations New York — Will Carleton the poet troops are in readiness for these new who died recently left less than nothcampaigns and adds that he has became known Saturday heard from reliable sources that con- ing it essiderable fighting has already oc- through the official appraisal of his curred and that three Important ei tate The gross assets including the poet’s library and the copyright on gagements were fought in the last his amount fell books of $75 the short which the greatest week concerning necessary He de- which the appraiser found secrecy has been maintained to spare his accoutns scribes fighting with heavy losses on the Bulgarians both sides between In Greek Church Battle and Servians to the northeast of Mon-Unlontown Pa — In a dispute over astir on April 10 and fighting between which faction should take up the colthe Greeks and Bulgarians for a week lection at the Greek Easter services In and in the vicinity of Nlgrlta Seres a local foreign church twenty-fivperSalonikl sons were cut and bruised Beveral faSAWS WAY OUT OF PRISON battle tally during a NEW — In Suna statement Washington day night Secretary Garrison pointing to the army scattered in small units throughout the country impossiInfor practical ble of coalescence struction in the larger tactical measures of battle urges the importance of assembling brigades and divisions' periodically in times of peace pending the adoption of a governmental policy for the adequate distribution of the his idea the secEpitomizing army retary said: ‘I hope that war may never come but in the present Btage of civilization we must recognize the possibility and it is with this idea in mind that I say I believe it would be well for the country if our legislators would make provision for the annual assembling of at- - least one division as a school wherein our officers might be given that practical training which is so necessary to develop Educated generals and staff officers We may not need a large army but it should be one which in organization and training is as nearly perfect as it Is possible to make it Otherwise whatever Is spent Is not bringing its full efficto this applies ient return and thought skill pad training as well ' as to money” the question of a future Discussing military policy for the United States Secretary Garrison Bald it seemed to be agreed that thqfla were entirely too many posts at 'tlie present time and that many of them were not wheyehey were useful conditfbfls ESSAD Tukish ently — v PASHA “ General Springs Coup ApparWith Consent of Montenegro London— Essad Pasha the hero ol Scutari who had a picturesque and adventurous career made a dramatic move in proclaiming himself king of Albania and is said to be marching into the Interior of Albania with 40000 He was received with enthusmen iasm at Alessio and is proceeding to Tiranta to be proclaimed and to take possession Essad Pasha is an Albanian chieftain of the type which earned for the Albanians a reputation for barbaric He simplicity approaching savagery was always opposed to the Young Turks' repressive measures in Albania In Vienna and Paris his surrender ot Scutari is regarded as having been an arranged matter with King Nicholas who approved his plan to proclaim himself independent prince of Albania The whole scheme of the alleged storming of Scutari and the marching out of Essad Pasha’s army with their arms Is now regarded as a coup r to deceive Europe Got Mixed Up With a Po liceman and Was Finally Locked Up 12 New York — This goat must' hav move heard of the early shopping inent He lives in the Bronx and start ed downtown at four o'clock the other He was the regulation “billy morning with the horns of plenty and He the whiskers of Kris Kringle “piped” the big windows browsed on the cans and butted small dogs till he reached the subway entrance at One Hundred and street Into the subway he tumbled at Patrolman Heltner of the Tremont avenue station espied him The policeman gave a yell and dived after the bleating goat Bill beat him to the foot of the stairs landing thero Ran Under the Table and Hoisted It in a heap John Murphy the ticket taker said shoo to him but the goat got by him and was about to plunge in front of local train when Murphy Heitner tried to lead grabbed him the goat out of the subway but found he had to push him Billy was playful when the surface was reached and tried to butt the policeman off tbs curb There was not a chance to lead him back so Heltner sent in a call for the patrol wagon Arriving at the Tremont station Billy at Lieutenant Curtin Curtin made for the Intruder with gun and blackjack and Billy beat it into the reserve room where Policeman Matt Jones Con Brown and Joe Pickett were having a wee bit The goat ran under the table and hoisted it throwing hot coffee over Pickett and spreading apple pie over the other two The goat being a prisoner they couldn’t assault him so they had to grin and bear it until Heitner finally led him to the stable HOG AND WEASEL FRIENDS Little Animal Kills Farmer’s Chickens for Big ‘‘Affinity’’— Also Scratches Pig’s Back Ind — John W Lawrenceburg Probst Justice of the peace discovered a queer animal friendship beWatchman Killed by Woman tween a large Chester White hog and Seattle Mash— Carl A Westman a big weasel They had been feast48 years old night watchman at a ing on chickens for several days from shipyard and formerly butler in the Probst’s poultry yard Probst had home of Chauncey Depew the Vander- missed about fifty of his choice chickbilts and other wealthy New York ens and after a vigilant watch he disfamilies was found dead with a bullet covered the hog catching the chickens in his head at Winslow Kitsap coun- and saw the weasel coma through a After a brief examina- hole under the barn floor The little ty Sunday tion Sheriff Shattuck of Kitsap coun- animal 'would cut the throats of the the blood chickens and suck after ty declared it his belief that was killed during a quarrel with which the hog would devour the body his wife from whom he had been and then hide the feathers m the mud in the hog pen After eating three separated chickens the hog lay down in the sun Woman Poisons Children and the weasel got busy and began back of the hog much — the Portland Or In a moment of what scratching the physicians say was emotional in- to the delight of both animals Armed sanity Mrs Lillian Strang aged 26 with a pitchfork Probst ‘allied the administered poison to the two old- weasel but was attacked by the hog est of her three children and to her- and knocked down After n hard fight self and then shot with a small cali- Probst escaped from the pen After of the weasel the hog reber rifle her youngest and oldest chil- the death fused to- - eat and continued to grunt dren and herself The children will squeal day and night until Probst recover but Mrs Strang prpbably will and had to- sell it to a butcher Probst die sold the hog for $18 and the weasel for $2 He valued the chickens these Ambassador From England Arrives at "affinities” destroyed $50 New York— Sir Cecil Arthur Spring Rice who succeeds James Bryce as Smoke Million Cigars Dally ambassador from Great Britain to the — smoke Chicagoans Chicago United States arrived Sunday on the a day which is equal to Carmania and was entertained at din- one cigars and cigars a day for ner by Mr and Mrs Bryce each adult male In the city and exceeds the number smoked in any other Join In Praying for China Union in the Chicagoans spend city New York— Churches In this city annually for and throughout the country joined on more than $25000000 have Chicago tobacconists Sunday the Christian churches of cigars in the Industry Invested China in praylngfpj the nation as re- $10000000 were obtained by invesThese quested by the prdfcenf Chinese author- tigators figures of the Chicago Association of ities Commerce I "4’ |