T u aij ' MT w.'f ,"W.T ' f- ' a,V -, V " V y LAWYERS CANCEL WILLIAMSON PLEA kl lication for Freedom of y Philadolphin Banker Not ?M wi v Presented to Board ith- Far- ;' OTHER PARDONS ARE ASKED ' W . - - , y t "J,ae application ot Jesse vwinnmsnn Vi -I. iMj of thl& city, for n pardon xva w Vi-'If'twn today before the Board of I ,m by ma attorneys. YAYUHamson was nenteneed on June vW, iuit, to pay a tine of siuuu ana 10 jrro not les- than eight years nor more than twenty four years In the Intern Penitentiary. He was an official of 'a Philadelphia banking institution and was' short more than $300,000. His conviction was on the charge of fraudu lently making a written Instrument. When the board began consideration today of the applications for pardon filed In behalf of William Kiley and Louis Merrlam bv Attorney Frauds Tracy Tobln. of Philadelphia, it was reported to the board bv John McKenty. representative of the Eastern Peniten tiary, thai both men said that the ap plication was unauthorized, and that thoydid not wish it presented. , Bond Still Missing , Kilty and Merrlam were sentenced March 2S. 1010. to the Eastern Peni tentiary for from two years to thirty months for the larceny of $05,000 worth of Liberty Bonds from the Land Title Co. The bonds hie never been re covered. Assistant District Attorney Charles E. Fox asked that the appli cations be continued in order that he could make an investigotion "If the application for pardon for these two 'men is entirely unauthorized, it is lilely that an investigation may show that it was proposed to work out for some other purpose, and I would like to have it kept open and will report to the board in Septtmber," he said, yohn Millett. who has served five years of an eight vrnr sentence for entering wool jobbers" houses on Fed eral and Wharton streets, wai furnished an unexpected alibi bv William Foley in the Eastern Pemtentiiry yesterday Foley was ronlrted with Milltt. ho is seeking a pardon and vesteroa Folev told John McKenty that Millett had nothing to do with the attempted rob beries. District Attornev Fox asked that tho case be held under advisement until Foley and officers who made the arrests for which Millett was convicted in April, 1013, could be examined. "o Sjmpathy for Robbers The board had little svmpathy for pleas for pardons of youug men con victed of hold-ups and robberis during the latter part of 101S and early in 1010 in Philadelphia. A number of cases were presented and District At torney Fox said that it was the begin ning of a move to release many of such prisoners who had terrorized Fluladci "JPT New Rrnulneranamat for Sale Old Panama Hats Cleaned and Reblockcd or Bleached la thf. Newrtt Et.iu rntifti in :w. . v . n rw r . iTivn rr ' J b'VAK UA1 LiEtAiTHill J. g lainK, Filbert - phfa and Who received heavy sendees that broke uh the robberies. lu the case of Lawrence Kelly and Frank uoran. Attorney Uenernl Hchaacr ex pressed the opinion that neither had served long enough terms. Letters atklug a pntdou for Charles W. Qlaser, sentenced in July, 1010, to twentv-two months on two indict ments of perjury, were presented to the board Glaser was Implicated in cases grow ing out of the bonding business in which children were defrauded out of their estates through Frank B. Kills, the former Philadelphia attorney, who was appointed their guardian. Olaser, a former real estate nndhond ing ngent, went on bonds for Ellis after disposing of nil of his property. When Ellis fled In 101S one little crippled girl was defr mded out of $000. award ed her as damages in a trolley acci dent. William J Brady, attorney for Olasei. declared Gloser signed the bonds for Ellis under the belief thnt they were reaffirmations of bonds made when he owned property. Assistant District Attorney Fox charged thnt Olaser had been implicated In three bonding deals In which the statutes of limitation prevented prose cution. ITALIAN CABINET MIXTURE Glollttl Ministry Based Upon Old Party of the Left. Rome. .Tune 17 (By A. P.) Pre mier Oiolittl's odmlulstration. which took ofhee veterdny. is bised on the old partv of the Left, with its subdivisions, the Liberal Democrats and the Radicals. To the former belong the premier, Fran cesco Tedc.co. minister of finance : Sig nor Peano. minister of public works; Pignor Ralnerl. minister of liberated piovince, and Luigl Rossi, minister of colonies, while Signor Alesslo. minister of indtistrv, Signor Fern, minister of justice, and Pacuuilino Vcssallo. min ister of posts, are members of the lat ter wing of the pirty Signor Medfl. minister of the treas urj. and Signer Mlchell. minister of agriculture, represent the Catholic party; Signor Bonomi. minister of war, is a Reformist Socialist, and Signor La briola. minister of labor, is an Inde pendent Socialist Count Sforza, min ister of foreign affairs. Rear Admiral Secchi. minister of the navy, and Bene detto Croce. minister of public instruc tion, are nonpartisans. ' ' i . I,, .)i A i i I , , .,, , 1.,,'t , , , j aVViJ- jUI'f -...i'l.;.,t,l.. i-. I ilWi. .i y ... lii ' " if '', ,.""" ,L .J . I lllinUI llllllOTni ' terreno e le posWonl deUlbeUl al'dl iaM "PADDY THE BEAR" KILLED kWcd'V ft'suNn015 d w8 also one nuuvi mimiK TALIA tN SEDUTA Dopo il Ciuramonto di Rlto Gio- litti Convoca la Riunlono del Gablnetto Tubliihul and Distribute Under rEIWIT NO 3t. Atithorlt'd by the act et Octobr 8, 1K1T on flls nt ths rotorrica of rtilla- A S BURLKflON. Fcstmatr Ofnrl. Roma, 17 giugno. I ntiovt Minlstrl ierl, alle ore 10.30 nnttnerldiano, hanno prestato gluramento nclle mani del Re, al Qulrlnalc. La ceriraonia fu breve, poiehe' l'On. Giolittl nou ha avuto bisogno dl prcscntnre nl Sovrano chc gll onorevoll Labriola c Croce, polche' tutti gll altrl crano gla' statl precedentementc al potere. Dopo il gluramento l'On. Giolittl ha convocato stiblto il Conslglio del Minlstrl a palazzo Braschi. Ia rlunlonc e' durata circa due ore ed ha nvuto il principale scopo di scegliere i sotto segretari dl Stato. La llsta di questl sara' anuunzlata. probabllmentc, in giornatn. Inoltrc il Conslglio ha discusso le linec fondamentall del programraa col quale il nuovo Ministero si prescotera' alia Camera, rlservaudo un piu' mlnuto csame nclle prosslme riunloni. Furono prcse anche important! dcliberazlonl riguardo agli nveulmontl nlbancsi. Tutta la stnmpa. ad eccezlone del 1' "AvantI," accoglie con favoreil nuovo Minstero, csortando la nazlone ed il Parlamcnto ad appoggiarlo nello sforzo che fara per rieondurro l'ltalla alia sua vita cormale Xotizie giunte ai giornall da Vallona, Albania, rccano che le condlzloui sono assal soddlsfaccnti e che gll insorti al banesi, le oul perdite sono state gravi, non hanno tentato nlcun nuovo attacco contro le forze italiine. Le truppe itallane in Vallona sono state rinforzate e sono partiti a nuella volta parecchi aviatori con matcriale da bombardamento. L'arrivo del rinforri italinni ha pcrmesso di riconoscere il delln linen intefnn n Vnllnna Si scgnala cho 1 ribclll albanest supe rano in barbaric i pcggiorl barbarLed il comnndante dl cssl ha fatto conoscorc al commandante llallano chc nualora non cvacuera' da Vallona, fara' mas sacraro I nostrl tiriglonlcrl. Ln notlzia ha prodotto profonda imprcsslone. Sembra che ncl reccnte nttacco da parte degll insorti contro Vallona, gll ltnllanl abblano avuto soltnnto una ven tlna dl mortl. SI vocifera cho il Gcnernlo Penpino Garibaldi stla preparondo un !olpo di mnno nel Montenegro, slmllo n quello dl D'Annunrlo a Flume. La spedlzlone Oaribaldina avrebbe luogo tra pochi glorul. CRIPPLE THROWN OFF CAR Husky Shlpworker Accused of Act. Held In $800 Dall When a cripple on crutches nnd with braced legs would not move over for him on a crowded trolley car yesterday, it was testified today, Walter Dcarof, n husky shipworker, threw the cripple off the car. Dcarof, who lives at 3104 Chadwick street, was held in $800 bail for court this morning by Magistrate Grells, in the Eleventh nnd Winter streets sta tion. Martin Morgan, lfil8 South Twenty eighth street, the cripple, taid he was on the platform of n crowded trolley ear on Thirteenth street yestcrdav after noon. Dearof, he said, complained ho was taking up too much room with his crutches. When the car reached Race street the motorman opened the door to allow pas sengers to nlight. Dearof. Morgan as serted, pitched him into the street. The cripple was not hurt. POLICEMAN SAVES WOMAN Beats Out Flames When Her Cloth ing 13 Ignited at Stove Mrs Caroline Wakcr. fifty-four years old. ?0S West York street, is in the Episcopal Hospital, as the result of burns she received in her home today. Mrs. Wnker was making n fire in the range when her dress Tiecnmc ignited. Screaming for help, she ran into nn nllej. 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