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   Cedar Rapids Republican, The (Newspaper) - July 21, 1914, Cedar Rapids, Iowa                                THE CEDAR RAPIDS REPUBLICAN CEDAR IOWA TUESDAY MORNING JULY 21 iau WO 119 fine Caillaux On Trial For Death Of Calmette FORMER PREMIER OF C TRiUl DRAMATIC STORY TO HEAR ACCUSED OF MURDER TO RASH ACT IN SHAME SHE I VARY THREE MONTHS BY FEAR She Dhl Not Intend to Kill of Figaro Could No Longer Thought of What He Might Rostand's PUoc Paris July Mme wife of Joseph Caillaux ce premier and former of finance occupied the enclosure in the court at Pallet of Justice Monday and re- ed In a dramatic manner the leading up to the shooting March 30 of flf with whose te charged Loula Albanel acted as it of the court the procurator Jules had charge of prosecution and noted advocate who was closely with the Dreyfus case was ief counsel for the defense held toe attention of crowded court room for three irs Slight almost insignificant In and possessing none of the characteristics of a figure of she spoke with great herself In turn to part of the room like a lecturer e told her story In short but showed remarkable In facts so as to present them in the best light for The role was a simple one to encouraging her with brief aha came to each of drama Mme was a willing witness and showed great self- only after she had narrative and was tf there was anything she would i to add that she cast restraint and with accents of genuine a thrilled her listeners and murmurs of applause Then vividly the protracted tuul endured because of POTTER'S FIELD FIND NOT LOST WINTERS GIRL against herself and her not wish fd one can X nd for my because If letters were published innermost secret would be before the world my woman Jnor stand stripped and naked always that a 111 July 20 The theory that the body of the girl exhumed from the fleW of Mount cemetery was the miming Katharine ters of New Cattle Ind wu Monday night The body was Identified by Nicholas Larry a well-to-do implement dealer hla daughter Margery who died thirteen months at the age of 2 yean body had beta placed in thm vault of ery It had been burled In the public uld by the tery officials without hie ledge or commit statement was od by a jury of physicians who said tho body wu that of a child not over five yean old bora of Larry told of the death of daughter ID Florida thirteen months ago No one appeared from New Castle to attempt an identification in tho of the Winters family An detective who M attention to of child lu an unmarked grave re- fused to he convinced that the child was not Catharine Winters He declared he would etay here In search for further evidence FIGHT BRING SUIT TO ABATE NEW HAVEN FROM ITS SUBSIDIARY LINES TO INDICT HEADS Attempt to Hare Federal Grand Jury Hold Former Directors of Combine for Their Acts Is Expected to low Immediately Washington July suit to separate the New York New Haven from honor consisted In Mile as open as possible t by aged parents father ta subsidiary rail trolley and ship lines will be brought by Attorney General In the United States district court at New York within the next few days A Monday to settle the without litigation ended although the attorney genet T W Gregory charge of fhe case and a Haven directors in many hours New case will be laid President Wilson and the It is not doubted that the department's course will There is lUtle doubt here that on the heels of will come an effort to have a federal grand jury in New son of 61 1830 devoted to the as of that epoch My poor father o last year told me that a wife who J was a woman without inor never would have set foot in house had he known of my liason th M were reproached of being of in it is true I do not lash for it I am a bourgeois When 10 letters were purloined M mi myself felt alike we would preferred to renounce our great rather than see out Inner 6 Masoned to the world Lives in Dread T feared the publication of the on account of the society we We hod many friends among the embassies and in circles people wished to te and cast ridicule upon my md by the publication of two to addressed to two different women inert Thy Joe They wished to Trow contempt upon the head of a of the republic the chief of party and strike through the republic finally I did not wish to blush be- lore my daughter that is one thing a must not be asked to do I regret the misfortune Ind I would nave undergone anything i world rather than have been cause of it Her impassioned peroration was by eloquent gestures of her hands from which she had The nor gloves The spent Tuns on every word and movement j caillai expressing discreet aallon with which the presiding judge no attempt to Interfere Tells of Killing Mme Caillaux told of the shooting the Figaro office Prior to this had ben asked the judge re- her interview with president of the tribunal of Scini from whom she hud sought to whether the attacks tf M Calmette against her husband ould be stopped 31 told her she said that kills would be Impossible that one I only pu tip with it or make a enee by one's own means He j I the witness asserted that j it astonishing that with the such temperament there were not re heads broken Chenu attorney for M rose and said that M before the examining giving to Caillaux then told of what place on tho day of the tragedy j I informed M at testified what M had j aiJ He wap very Indignant and If Is how things then I served in the It was ing up a system which the attorney general holds Is a combination in re- straint of trade Both the civil and the criminal action will be taken under the Sherman Jaw and the whole case regarded by the as the ost important undertaking this administration er before has attempted to pros ny mm KEEP LOUIS Praia WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO SEE ANYONE UNTIL HE RE- COVERS BIS HEALTH REAL STORY SOON BROTHER OF DISAPPEARING PREACHER PROMISES TO GIVE FACTS IN DUE TIME INSPECTOR COX HAS PRAISE FROM OFFICIALS WIRE FOR SLEUTH Detective Informs Detroit Superintendent of Police that mont He was Not Kid napped but Simply Went Away Milwaukee Wis July Louis R who disappeared from De- troit over a month ago has been and is once again hidden but this tinn he is in the close custody of his friends who declare he will not be allowed to see anyone for a week at least until he recovers from his attack of nervous hysteria This was the word brought to Milwaukee by August his brother who accompanied Louis mont and the Rev C L Milton to tice Sunday at midnight win Milton and were on their way to some retrait The real story of what is wrong Louis will soon come he said but not now My brother has been fonly treated and n is certain that tns mind is not in a proper condition friends here take this to mean that has again the victim of his mysterious enemies who were involved III napping and it is hinted as their ex- of his mental condition that has been drugged until he is a tal wreck After a week it is expected that mont will come out from retirement and tell his story of his wanderings Monday's developments in the ng of the minister show that when he reached Rib lake on Saturday his mind vas in a He did not go to Rib to find friends but was merely on travels He school children lire last winter of the village him also and detained him he was going to leave on he next train but he was kept at the tome of the local clergyman At mid- light after the arrival of the lev C L Milton of Milwaukee lie with Milton to some retreat in Wisconsin as his brother now tates for a week's medical treatment August will not discuss tlie reiu wanderings of his brother saving he be ii _'t T State Inspector Cox who recently completed a thorough examination of the city's books and sent H Hughes of the a copy of his to State Auditor Jt contains many pages ot N showing all the city's be in accurate condition i closes with these o mayor and of Jar Rapids are conscientious ard working who have done well with the business of the They have retained an honest force of deputies done their work in the best way We would like to see the merit tern applied In cities the same as haa been done here We find nothing but what we could commend at least thero has beep THE PEOPLE BEFORE an honest effort made to do TING INTO CEDAR RAPIDS right thing German Ship Sails For Jamaica With Huerta II THIS ASK A MUSE HE MAY YET HlAVE TO GO TO BASEBALL WAR mum ORGANIZED AMD NEAR OPEN BREAK HE ASKS A STREET REQUESTS THAT ONE MAY BE VACATED AND PLANS TO USE PARTS OF OTHERS AGREES TO STOPS Willing to Stop at Crossings Within City Limits and to Charge Only a Five IT Council will cate H Avenue SEND BRITISH TO QUELL HINDU BAND Yesterday noon it seemed that the SEND ULTIMATUM council President Cass of the new company were very near Chairman of National Commission 1 Notified That Players Will Ignor Contracts It Demands are Not Defiant New York July and the Baseball Players Fraternity appear to be on the verge of an open break regarding the status tnd disposition of Player Clarence O Kraft who recently declined to obey in order of the National commission report from the Newark tional league to the Nashville club of the Southern league and was The of this has teen the source recently of both cor- respondence interviews between the representatives the National commission National ue and the Players and at a meeting of the board pf di- rectors of the Saturday President David Ij hat organization wap Instructed to afe a letter which is generally ed in baseball from the fraternity to organized an agreement Last that the council had light it appeared the The letter addressed to said that the de- mands of the federation case if Kraft were agreed to the on and after longer consider President Bar Johnson of the league who tl in this Monday called a of he American club owners to be held day morning In an on sion that Mr Cass will have to appeal to the voters at a special election for a before he can inter- urban cars Rapids At the morning session of the city council Air Cass agreed that he would make certain stops between the city fare the council would 2 that portion of H avenue between Twelfth street and street He agreed to have the contract prepared and signed before Friday morning lines run own property instead of over- the streets He said that the to great expense in buying its of way and was en- titled to the ten-cent But lie would that sign a contract with the city council to charge on a five portion of VH avenue between Twelfth street and Harrison street He agreed to have the contract prepared and erly signed Friday morning hen the presented by the edar railway j asking an extension of its Tenth street line for final passage It is portion of the Tenth street line which Mr Caps desires to have settled quickly artier the Vancouver B C July the announcement that the cruiser Rainbow and a contingent of bluejackets forced by details from cruiser Niobe were practically ready to leave Esquimau naval harbor for Vancouver the situation Ing the Maru and her riotous Hindu passengers became increasingly grave Monday night The Hindus several hundreds in number are resisting tion Early Sunday morning they repelled immigration and police officers who boarded the ship to quell a disturbance In a pitched battle that followed The Rainbow is expected to reach Vancouver shortly after daylight and she will embark a contingent of the Irish fusiliers and sixth Duke of Connaught's own regiment who will proceed aboard fully armed It is then in- tended to train the Kims on the anti if DRESDEN ENTIRE AND FAMILIES OTHERS ARE LEFT BRITISH CRUISER BRISTOL WILL PROTECT REMAINING FED KRAL REFUGEES TALK OF PLOT THREE FOLLOWING ATTEMPT TO MUTINY OF TROOPS NO Man Overthrew Madero From Puerto Mexico Without Re- colvinK Farewell Cheer ates Advertising Given Hint by His Foes Hindu thc harbor inevitable Reports to bloodshed is be- the Hindus arc making every effort to strengthen their defenses on the Komagata They have erected on the decks have ened their swords of which they possess quiet a number and fashioned pikes through the agency of a number of smiths among passengers They say they are determined to die before I- even any shouts C bye to him from the dock The others of the party Iun THEFT CAUSES ARRESTS GENERAL OF CAGO SURFACE AN EMBEZZLER WORK SMOOTH Claims Same Concern is Also In Affair Claims Substituted for one unit Funds Chicago July Puerto Mexico July man cruiser Dresden with former President Huerta and his family former War Minister noni Blanquet and their daughter aboard sailed at o'clock this evening for Jamaica The departure of the former chief executive was without incident there even any snouts of BOOA here the protection of the cruiser Bristol which is prepared to take them aboard in case of cy It is probable they will sail on a passenger steamer Tuesday The only thing to indicate anyone of distinction was aboard the Dresden was an extended Hue of fifty ragged troops part of the famous and part of the Zaragoza battalion drawn up at attention in front of the train and the cruiser These troops presented arms as Dresden moved out but it was so dark it Is doubtful If Huerta observed this sole official tribute to his departure He and Senora Huerta will have to re- member aa incidents of their going little more than the embraces of friends and relatives and even these were were The town tonight is am object of considerable speculative interest have been Issued for the t during the night of virtually all troops leaving the place open to the The feeling toward Americana has ot been bettered by the presence of Huerta and followe rs and there ia ae tion awaits the few remaining here Just when the remainder of the Huerta party will be Is Surface waa dismissed Monday case she by chanto that he had of the day leagu would if all Amerk uch timp us if carried 1 arid the connection with the Kailway and Light company's I before tracks at Tenth street and Fifth avenue printed of thp General Huerta referred to Council Goes to Look funds Leonard A Busby president dent Wilson in n conversation with The swmed advisable to said al the evidence had been place the was in- formed council lint yesterday afternoon nt out in the two city auto- He said the home leaving not been able to leai i Louis where he lias and business world and the out- of these proceedings may de- ermine the value of the Sherman as statute asked him when He said no at my own time Grows Dramatic She raised her clasped hand's and My God my if Ing to the what I that To think that my husband was to kill a She lowered her voice E I thought of v with definitely WIRE FROM SLEUTH Detroit Police Head Receives mation Contradicting Tale Detroit Mich July J Downey superintendent of police of tins city Monday received the ing telegram from Detective Andrew Boersig dated Prentice not kidnaped Admits lie went away of his own accord Detective was retained by members of the local Church of Christ to investigate the kidnaping theory He left here Saturday night with Rev Claud F Witty for Rib Lake The ter is a friend of and bv the le look the is to only that the Harrison between H defending the I avenue and Twelfth street It was also Tt found that the lor the track is c'n I of J avenue This a platted street The I by private President issued a stand of the Play said that Kraft CJi the main point at issue of tho causes of clh bail It that the i Thinks entered into between the The opinion tiled bv Mr players and last year published in this pape by club dozens stated that of times and that a fe of up to the of the the io cross 3 public n maae a pretense strect for a franchise at to th had been an inter- di required rhan of a street or honesty without pay across it be v by a vote of the people After Mr Busby slid also I under guard j scheme used by I Busby an accident cur and several have i legitimate claims claims w bo substituted would pay the amount from small gums widely I am s of Mexico no eif than one of nds the Farroll to i of the six cases of Cany of leader the search for the when he disappeared hail and also when he j out of sight here July nit street to the tint nit the letter nf the de- i Mr Ciss go lie j and ask lor a The of streets and portions of stops and stons and faro's be incorporated in the what I j would have given my life that day to j purchase peace for my Then I thought of trying to do something to stop that publication I id to myself I will make a scandal She put her to her eyes id Ah my T had foreseen the of handling street Ho brought a number j motor ambulances stationed at the various hospitals when a report of an accident s received usually beat ths j ice ambulance tn the scene take victim in seclusion to a hospital f by the company and a nt was usually reached nt or paper men just in all his remarks He was deep regard for the American people characterizing the statement thai he was the enemy Of the United de- Stales as a lie the i However as a matter of fact do en- you know Wilson Carranza and Villa ivas my best friends They have In- mu rather ind merely one of Mr more important these He waved his hands tu Include a tie croup of officers and laboring men had to hear him But they have advertised he continued Oh yes they have done and the grizzled fugitive blew a cloud of cigarette smoke and shrugged his shoulders t 1 Oh not misunderstand me head it said that I nm an en- iy States is a lie I admire these people and 1 have all respect for president of that SIR WALTER RALEIGH BRYAN rible is ppt s absolutely silent dur and at the end Mmt Explaining the of the pistol sne had no fixed Idea of using It any casp no purpose to kill nad a revolver which had her had loet lt when she reached home after con- M she was to what to do whether to ot offices see Calmette or to a ten party Finally she decided to leave a letter for her husband when she went to the Figaro Reads Letter j el read tho letter which led face Jp Jumped say tho word t triW ben said twenty public beloved When T told thia of my interview with Monier who Informed me wc in prance no law to tect us the Calumnies of the you naid to me that one of these dajcs yoll the face of the ignoble Calmette I realised that Decision was irrevocable Mv re- was then shall do France and the republic need yoll T the deed thj letter reaches you you will that I havo done or tried 0 mo hut my patience K f lovo nnd embrace you of my h Your this letter to i ui ma be Jlliu I never meant to say that in to tho office j j to shodt T i not up my mind what 1 I had It perfectly t the English c I that must not give tho I letter to my husband I had not returned at 7 Coming to tho scono of tha The United States is certainly the st powerful nation im this side e Atlantic and perhaps the most werful in the world and her people entitled to the admiration of Xu one knows better than I that there j may be wide difference between the f people and the government j As to the immediate future of his y General Huerta WILL HT 1 111 T T General Huerta evasive IL Bl LL was ot AFTER MONTHS OF JUDICIARY I t in will com i difficult here It the sen it will conic ill that mean closely ta shot Washinston July of the senate judiciary committee Monday upon final revision of j to supplement the Sherman law which The officers the lal passed the house last The all others looked at hi littee will report the measure to I but with no loss of tii sday back No never t Most important of the amendments General whose wife had I recommended by committee is one i been signalling him to como to provide for a court of moved away toward the landing at of cither pier He called back that he ex- I commission or the proposed in- to write out a detailed trade commission cor- ment and send it ashore But he found tn violated the j never did trust statutes The amendment would The picture men i The amendment would provide that in case corporations or I individuals neglect or fail In obey i dcrs of commission the i I sion through its attorney or district attorneys may apply for enforcement j the to tho States dis- court transmit cord of the including all I had testimony taken and the j the commission should be taken as to Jamaica facie evidence party ever be to adduce ad- been the time asked him to stop a minute moro he posed for them while they continued ing out a record of his last momenta ashore Aboard the Dresden General and Senora Huerta wore shown to the cap- they will use I days on the trip The women went to lie quarters assigned to thorn hut Huerta remained on deck the Contain for a few minutes Then he stationed himself Jat the rail where he remained until he council submits it f nearly dark watching? those ho had behind on shore His white coat franchise to the people Fust Service From Waterloo of the which will operate and Waterloo will he known as cars will stop at all aioiiR way usual with cars But -e will bo other trains known trains consisting of n and a coach as lu and Thos sly na will h y parlor cars charged on ake trains will two stops between Cedar Rapids and ono of these slope will be at Center and tho at La ritv ml blaek trousers served islly for the ashore to him The naval men who him all in white Xot nco was there a sent from the Men and women whom he left bind some standing on wharf and thers Razing from the car windows irh us one might of an ill sida there wore no salute although this was duo to a request made by watched him on 2   

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