EE | BARON ERICH ZWIEDINEK. Austre- Hungarian Charge d'Affaires In Washington. ——————— 1 ri AP SCHILLER SENT TO TRIAL FOR PIRACY Man Who Captured Ship Escapes De portation te England. New York April id- Upited States Commissions Houghton has decided that there is sullicient evidemce lo warraut his sending Evmest Bohiller back to Iwlaware to stand trial fer piracy comrouitied om the high seas when he capiured the British steam ship Mateppo single handed If the commisviener kad decided otherwise and had released Schiller, or (Clarence Hudseu, as sometimes ealia himself the opera bouffe pirate would have immediately been rearrested in conmeciion with deportation preceedings. Sehiliar's attermey, when he heard of the steps laken te send his client cut of the country as an undesirable alien, came 10 the cenclusion that his client was better of in Delaware thas he would be in the hands of the Writ fsh autherities, whe would probubly kang him. Sebhiller is of the same opinien and has all along pleaded with the federal authorities not lo sead him to England. NEW CLUE IS FOUND TO "HOUSTON BANK ROBBERS Detectives on Trail Which They Be lieve Wili Be Secesssfui. Canonsburg, Pa, April 11.-—Detec tives working on the Heustes dank robbery, which netted the perpetrators $185687, have strack a promisiag clue, it was learned. After following numer. ons clues and Asding their huat io waln the sieuths fpally struck a trail which may be successful. Neo iakiing of the latest turn in the chase could be jearsed, but, costrary to the belie! of rome local officers, it in believed the bandits made their es cape from Houston asd have located in a own some distances from the schene of the robbery. Nis almont an established fact that the men escaped By way of the Wabash railroad frem Hickery, lo which place they were traced Ly the bleedhounds. CONTRACT FOR ORDNANCE CLOSED BY MIDVALE CO. A Hundred Howitzers te Be Delivered to England Next Year. Philadelphia, April 12--The Mid vale Steel and Ordaance company closed & contract with the BDritiak gov ernment for 100 Heowitgsers at 327.000 each, a total of $2.700.000. and it is believed iia! extensive additions 0 the Niestown piant will be begun im. mediately to handie the werk. A report issuing from seurcen close to the Midvale headquarters said that preparstions are already usder way for a $1,000,000 additien to the com pany's Philadeiphias plant. The pres - «nl capacity of the Midvale works is tazed to the limit with ordmance and ther contracts. The gums are to be delivered next year. River Engineer Loses Lisenee. Gallipolis, OO. April Steamboat Inspecters William 7. Clarke and Charles Thomas revels the license of Charies L. Cox of Ola cinnati, one of the oldest active river men between Pittsburgh and New Or: leans. Engineer Cox, R is sald, was detected weighting down the safely valve on the towboat Enterprise, owned by the Pittsburgh Coal com pansy. The inspectors say there ws AR excessive amount of steam in the boilers. China Negotiates Loan. Peking, China, April 12.—lee Hig ginson & Co. of Boston signed a con tract for a $20.000.000 industrial loan to the Chinese government and paid $1000000 The losn was placed at 97, at § per cent. Nets=d Minister ls Dead. Ser=nton Pa April 12.—Rev. Grif W. Pal! noted among Presbyterian minis’ of the country, who came here t-n vears ago from Atlanta, Qa. te t+ o~as'orate of the First church, oe deat rs the iatter! the blockade 13—Fedesal N DRIVE AT Franch on Dead Man Hill Are Bombarded With Artillery ITALIAN ARTILLERY IS BUSY British Commons Give Local Authori tien Powers —- Britiph Aero Defense Service is Criticiend Debate Commens—-Asquith Tells of Conference eof Allies at Paris—Biockade Closely Pressed New War in in Paris, April 12~~There has been a cesantion of Lhe German infantry us the west of the Megse al though ihe bombardment of the Frenoh lines between Le Mort Homxoe and Jumierss continued, according to the offcinl communication issuerd bY the aflice. A powerful altack, however, was ie livarad against the French trenches belwaan Dousumont and Vaux, aes! of 1 Megss. The Germans at this point succeedsd in gaining a foothold in some of the advanced iranchoes, put were driven oul by a counter aty tek, Ou the wes! hank nf the Mensa Lhe Gertusrs mada an allack Drnnd Man's HL advancing from Corbeants wood. Thay ebiained a footing in a few small slemsats of Lie war offices ansounced, atherwiss were ropuised. Eat of the Mouse the iermans al tacked !rannbes south of Douanmon?t viliags, bul ware hogten back with considerable losses was vielen: bembardments of Dousunien! san is in war AR on Irefnodiag, but Thers i and Vaux Artillery Busy at Gorizis. Barlia, April 12 An official stalls ment issusd af the AustroHaugarisn headquarters says “Italian Freat--Agtiliacy fre was more lively in several sonctors. The ensamy methodicaily shelled villages peliind omr fremt. He bombarded Duiso, the seulhers part of Gerizia, the hospital of St. Pater vid other vii lagne in the Corisia @letrics; St. Kath rein and Uggewite, in Caristha, and Levico and Reverste, in the Tyrel “Fighting is in progress near Riva.’ 7» British Aero Service Unsatisfactory. lenden, April 12---A Mill giving jocal authorities emergency War powers passed the commitina in the house of commons. Pamberton Blilmg, whe was recent ly esincled te the Beuse on an “sir de fense” ticket, bluatly urped Premier Asquith to step foeling in cenasctien with ths alr service and to abolish’ the air committee. kk 1» the contemtion | of many that the aly cosamiites has net sufficient power to handles the air defense of the British laisse and should be repiaced By an alr minister. NHareld J. Teanant, under secretary of stain for war. stated thal twe mem bors of the air committees had re | signed on account of thelr differences, but sdded that thers was no friction among the members, Ne referrad 'n lord Dwrdy and Losd Montague of Breaulieu, whose resigustion was as neunced ysstarday. { Sir Edward Grey stated in the house that the British and French govern ments had presented a riemorandam. to naulrais who protested aguinst the seizure of emaamy properiy passing through their ports. He declared that alfect venoms of. the econowsic was being maintaiased in every ‘way possible. Premiecr Asquith Described 'a the Bouse the geasral resulls of the re cent Paris conference of the aliles. He sald that the meet imperiant re sults were the reaflirmation of the entire seldiarity of the allies, the es | tablishment of the identity of their views aad the assurance of uaity of action in the presecutien and cendicr of the war. ftalian Vessel Torpedomd. The Italian steamship Unione is re ported Oy llevpds to have heen pedond. The crew of the British atsamahip Eastern City, the sinking of which had been anaeunced, has been land. od. The Eastern City was sunk by a submarine. Lieyds reports the British steamship - Ellasten is missing and presumably bas bean sunk. All hands have beeu picked up. The Ellaston was an | armed. The - Dutch steamship Rijndiiik which struck a mine of the Sally Islands last week, has bees beached. Her cargo is damaged by water, Spanish Ship Terpeded. Madrid (Via Parts), April 12.-~The owners of the Santanderiac have bowen “notifiad that the vessel was sunk bv a submarine asd that the passeagers and crew were given ffNeey mitutes to leave the ship. Pour ware drowned The torpedoing of the Sastanderino has produced a painful hmpression on the Spanish press and public a Suicide. for Wealthy Grocer ~~ New York, April 12.—-Wiiliam B. A. Jurgens, a wholesale grocer. reputed to be a mit'ionaire sommitted suicide at his home in Brooklyn by cutting his throat with a rasor. Mr. Jurgens was suffering from a delusion that hi: buon a Laks binigg § Ciba Vorg Said AMAN JURORS DRAWN FOR JUNE TERN VERDUN HALTED go . i a ad NAL AND CIVIL SESSIONS WILL CONTINUE FOR TWO: WEEKS, BEGINNING FIRST MONDAY work oy Ly and (T wistod by Rheril} AM rm of {Clerk ian regular June the heginning the first Monday of hey are as follows Grand Jury. J J R KE Hlogeh merchant! / Johnstown clark Johnstown MM. Hridges Burkhart Springs $s hoy Hurshart, livery man, (Chest Frank Galiitzin miner, Rorough hrgte her Johnstown Ji Francis olan Grady, Dennis jaborer Wi townshin hs towy Grambling Blam R Bistoher, Adama Geus, Andrew, ahorer, Fh Psi si) Tesh Withand, Brownstown Green Baorgugh Guilagher, James gborar Johns OVW TY Giailitein Howie f haries Baraough flinniar flo nainter Johns Liv iH Summerhill Hens RhOarer Hnarong? IHD Leonard plasterer Johns Wr ’ Koante town Kurtz { Hae xdick town shraitm carpenter. Johns an rad inhorar Hrowns salesman Fooling: Matsgar Gasrege O clerk {({ressan Township Meofyovern Thomas miner Johnstown farmer Harr Town Parrish Joseph lick, Chester clark Townahip Thomas, Johe A clerk, Patton Bor ourh Weaslon Barough Works, | Raroueh Traverse Jurors for First Week. cP. Johns James laborer {valiftzin KK. painter Sankertown Howser policeman, town Berkebile, Conemaugh Raiph, signaiman, East Ie A. Rarnesbars Borough Baker Alphonse, Township Bradley, Johan PP, Township, ’ 3 Conwell, W. A watehman, Johns town Callaghan, Patrick, Borough. Cabler George, laboro™ Bosserman, lfquor dealer, farmer, Chest farmer. Creason miner, Patton Johnstown Caddy, James forsman, Johnstown clerk, Johnstown laborer, Allegheny Homer, Charles Cable, Coons, Township. miton, Township Damond, Willlam Fork Borough. ncan, George Richard, miner, Croyle laborer. South raiiroader, Johns thw farhy Thomas labarer, town Mehl, David 1. ington Townahip IMnehart, Conrad, Johnstown Dailey, T Hyaryman Wash R H Johnstown Adams clerk, Donmyer MM. farmer, Township iabarer Johnstown Ww, dealer, Laroy, Gi Evans, Fllenherger umber Joknastown Ferguson, Robert laborer Ehens- hare HBaoraggh Ferguson, Pan! elerk, Gallitzin Borough Frick, il} Grenrge,. laborer. Johnstown Charles FF. farmer Chest Township frond D (yurtey, Borough A. earpenter, Johnstown. FW. clerk. Ebenshurg Gallagher, George, farmer Partage Township : ribbons, Thomas FP, laborer town Gallagher, V, tawnship Grege~Joha, miner ship Johaw K. farmer. Reads Dean Town {(iaarye 3 Fork Borough, Hill HJ. Roroneh 1.. merchant, Se yt h gechatary, Weastmont Hippler, Georze A. harher Johns tan Halse] = H., farmer Adams Town ghis Ha Bisa reey. Gabriel laborer Ebhens Baroness Mam M Parmer Reade lIahorer Johns Horn Rav Torhmat T+all Rav » gahin minar wn farmer, Portage Town Inhnann, 8 A minister Hiacklck Townshin Adana Johoas vardmaster Corrie. Lew iaborer, Johnstown (1, Inborer Johnstown J dennis Mattern, clerk, Johnstown Murphy clerk, Barneabhoto forour? Mavers, August Yoder Township Mahler, John manigh Township Mardis, R teameter, fower ¥., laborer, Cone clerk, Blacklick Township MeQuitlon, Borough. MeDdwite town James, laborer Patton Edwin, watchman, Johns Nagle. Robert jaborer Patton Bor onurh Orris Frank, avorer. Adams 7T Wn ghin Potts 3} inlirer Frank Johnatown Partach, farmer, Conemaugh Townshin # Rodgers, Kinter B. game warden Fars Is a i“ Hodkey town Rarough Hudolph jabarer Johns Rhearer John millhand Fast Cone MANNER ‘ Harough Nelfer:. Rober! laborer stonveresk oe 3 Taownshin i “ravens MHerhep! inbores heat Townaldp Reith, Ramil Edwin slerk farmer Johnstown Rhselan Aflegheny Township Ringer James MM farmer Jackson Township Roanogls, William, Fast Car miner roll Township Smith, Aaron, laborer ww CC. Johnstown Rehroth asainter Carrot} town Borough Stuteman, Ralph Yodar Township Thomas WE farmer Ebenshurg Barugh Tihhatt Harvey, druggist, Fleas burg Bornugh Weher, Michani farmer East Car roll Towhship Wantharson, Ruangler Borough Youngkin, IMI Towns Young, Englabart Borough Putit and Traverse Jurorg for Second Week. Sidney, laborer Spangler Borough . Asheom, J Edward, clerk. Johes town. Boyes, Lawrences, carpenter. Lower Yoder Township Back, B® W. plumber Johastown Bash, M. H. merchant, East (Cone maitgh Borough. Reaner Charlen 1 town Bearer, Josse MA Teamster Spasg- Ine Barough. Brown, David 1H, farmer Washing ton Townakip Byrne Edwin, farmer = Richard, aborer aborer, Reade Kin 33k laborer, Puttos Alsan, clark. Johas der Towa: ship Bingell, South Fark Byrne MW bara Rorough RBuchanan, town Edwani, Harough A. coal chackweighman dealar, Barnes £3 ® Johns grocer, Crave. Clark, farmer, Husquehanna Township Cole. Michael auto agem! Patton Borsaah w Coyle Johnatown John, joseph, Norris, Township John T. iabhorer Catleer, clerk, Johastown Constable, canductor Rtonyoreek Conroy, laborer. Johas town Chambers, Harry, railroad condue Johnstown Dosrr. 3 EB, Ecksarode, Jacob, Township Friadhof!, Township : Foeigh George, carpenter, Ashville Borough : teriffith, Bor ough Heinze Albert, carpenter. Dales Bor ough Hay Robert, laborer, Tohastown Hess, A. FE. clark, Johnstown William, farmer. Richland oem WEE Johnstown ixailitzin fahorar, farmer, Munster Henry, farmer, John, laborer [Dale Happ Township lasac J fireman, East Horough P Louis Jones maugh K aady, Kozusko Barough R.. . rotired, Johmstown milihand., Browns TOW tohr, W merchant, Dale Bor farmer 5 amihria iearge A. H. farmer, Hops Willis, alsetrician William, roe h Lintar mill hand 0 " town B Cone (0 Thomas H.. foreman, Gal iftein Township : Mure Mahlon Borough Mos Horough Andy, Myers ri arent Fernlale bigtEy? fahn papi etny Pinte EYE Moeldiviet fay Me > sori Lor Johns Garry, Fred fohns > inspector awn Motialrick., Frank fireman, Johes Lawn Modiahan Charles, bank ¢lerk.’ Borough {"harles Westmont MeAfes Johnstown assistant foreman Noone, Joseph, farmer. Rast Car roll Township Newman, Josenh Ho laborer town John Parrish, Charles, laborer, Creasnon Township Proscott, CH. grocer, Cassandra Hormiigh ; Frank, Has Horough Ritter mail cartier TIEN Howland Fllaworth laborer Black: lek T Hey nolds Ww tr Pownehin ownshin A farmer Crovie Repn, Joseph machinist Johns town Ross Josenh 1) farmer Adams Township Reppnegg, Vincent laborer, Johns town Rigin Thoniax tabarer Adams Township Ruger Gusiav William fireman. Johnstown Savior farmer {amhria ’ i vwnshin Soltz. J PP foreman Ashville Bar puigh * Sloan fosenh fohons. conductor Jokin laborer Patton Bor Vallance Adam. blacksmi'h, Johns SOW Wilkinson, William Spatigler Barough Waddell Township mine foreman Alex. miner, Rusguehanna Wilson, George 8 Pork Harough Watters MM baron miner South FF. salesman Harves. Borough Wendell, Samuely clerk Rorourh Wicks, ¥E hill Borough Werner Anthony hill Rarough Wilson Harvey MM, maugh Borough. Wallace, Jacob, Farndale J. machinist Summer tinner. Summer milthand. Cone clerk, Ty Cobb “Taxedo is a good, pure, mild tobacco and makes a wonderfully pleasant pipe- ° smoke.’’ Johnstown Fasnous Ball Player, Says: men of mighty muscle and keen bramn, testiiv that they smoke axvedo with never a race of tungue-Dit¢ or throat P b | hat's partly because | uxedo ns mellowed by ageing inwood fram rhree to five years. Ageingisonly thebegpinmng—the bigthing 1Isthetamaous ess, | use. ¥ 5 i" tt ATL) that nobody cise can The Pordeci | oacin fue Pisa ond Cipamde Right ageing makes Tuxedo 1d ARI po iid “ag thy miid, sweet and dehicious-—the often - imitated - b i! } | a ty equalied ] XCEL rocess makes | uxedo the mildest, cool- est and most delightful of all tobaccos. Une make you is Lite Get a tin oan UL - never 44 wiil end. Pr i L UxXedo ong Ir I SMOKe | WeUn { r “You can buy Tuxedo everywhere “Tuxedo Proc- | squad AAD K Sen. Porshing Keaps Up Cha Scents Ruse fo Escape JUAREZ PLOTTERS Opinion on Border Varies as %» Aw thenticity of Report of Death of Bandit Leader—Aviators Looking For Grave Described by Mexicans Carranza Headquarters Credits Story—Pershing Below Parral. Queretaro, Mexico, April 12~The war department annoudbces it has reason to believe Francisco Ville bas been killed (0 action and that search ing parties have been sent sul to find hile body. - Reports Under Investigation. General Peorshing’'s Headquarters at Front, April 1i--Renewsd reports have bees received here by Genarsd Pershing that Francisco Villa is dead and buried. These reports are under investigation. Ruse to Escape Suspected. Columbus, N. M.. April 13—Lies tenants H. A. Dargue and EB. Gor He Aero corps, retiFiithg here from a Night to San Antemle, Ghillue hus, 326 miles south of the border, anid reports were current OROag the natives in the vicinity of Ssata Aba that Vills was dead of blood poison: ing. caused by his wounds, Military authorities recognise that reports of the bandit chiefiain's death aay he another ruse to throw the Americans off what has been termed a ‘hot trail,” but no tendency is mank tested to belittle the report, the avis anid. Thess no doubt hat Villa Wn wounded,” sald Lieutenant Dargue “conversations with satives and with physicians having convinced tne that wax shot through both legs. one of them being brekes by a bullet, while another shot lodged in His stomach. A man in that condition, without medical attention, could scarcely live loug.” The aero corps planned lo send an other aviator to scout aver the region in which the natives have reported Villa wan buried in an attempt to find the grave. Information brought by Dargune and Gorrell Indicates that American cav alry has entirely surrounded the de tachment which is reported to have been carrying Villa on a litter. The wdvanced cavalry detachments, they sald. are about 400 miles south of the | border, below Parral, and near the «pil of t Lars sein hie | Durango border, while several columns | are operating south of Sateve, where | Gemeral Pershing was establishing his new headquarters, | Natives in Cusibuirschic, who are strong Carranza partisans and friendly to the Americans, are firmly con winced that the report of Villa's death , is true. Sin —— ra —— Diaz Adherents Executed. El Paso, Tex, April 12.--Floreatine Hernandez, Nicholss Chavarrera and Jome v Horul, three of the conspirators recently placed under arrest Wm Junres On a charge of conspiring Ww tara over the garrison to Felix Dias supporters, paid for their indiscreton with their lives. Just as diuylight was breaking over the sandy mesas of the Mexican town the three men were marched before a mused of Carranza soldiers to the ancient eemietery on the chalky hill to the west of the town, As the rays of the aun began send thelr frst glimmer over the white crosses in the little burial plot the rifles of the firing sounded, Three YHmp forms to the earth, a dozen woinen and children sirieked and the deed was finished. The three men had confessed and had been oid of the date and hour on which they must die. Only the pris oners and. their families had been a! lowed to know the hour, “and the ex ecutions were not public. fo Siegel to Open New Store. New York, April 11 -—Henry Siegel, former merchant prince, who went to prison when his bank im his Four teenth strest store here failed for $2.500 000, #008 0 opew a now de partment store in New York. Friends are understood te be faaneing him for approximately $250.000. Rt is re ported. Razing Landmark For Garage. Findlay, ©. April 12.—A livery bara which has Deen standing for sevemuy YeRrs C ! of c Ohio. Famous gTeen nn 10¢ [ne Tim Hu miders, $0¢ and We. In Glass Humidars, SUc and We THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY ROA RE is being rased at make way [Or a garage. the landmarks of Napoleon to it was one nurthwestern Highway Superintendent Named. Harrisburg, Pa., April 12H. IL. Dougherty appbinied superin tendent of highways in Wash ington vounty Highway Commis sioner Cunninghana, He hus been at tached to the headguarters af the dis trict of whic . Wellsboro ‘5s the center, WHE stale hy Man Killed In Explosion. Scranton, Pa. April 12.-The press miil of thea Dupont Powder works at Moosic, near here, biew up, ll . one man, David Miller
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