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Criaelty Appeal to Be Made t Powers-

to Punish Bandits

MONKS KILLEDBY BULGARIANS

IN MACEDONIAMonastery arbarou

VIBN2CA April tt Bulgarian banditshave asked the monastery ofAmarfiri to the Castroota of MacedoniaaCUtt killing the abbot and thirty Greekmonk

sew details of the attack are knownhere The bandit according to the re-ports received resorted to barbarouscruelties In killing the monks who op

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Selection of Mrs RiceApproved by Many

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With a perfect storm pltotogmphs-ogmtsjj in during the last boors of toeallotted time the gigantic quest of TIMaungay Time Her the most beautifulw man in Washington ended last night

jmofMSjinTJill and noticeably in

the evening men and women poured Itothe off of the Beauty Editor to sub-mit photograph for the contest

Timor of ae es-g4r a result of the Interest that hoc

bsss ettsplayed in the quest bylie The Sunday Times believes Washingtoii will win the national contest be-tween the cities States and sectionsTh hotaflgragh of the winner of TheSunday Times great general contestwill be Brintea tn next Sundays Times

T7pen her will rest toe duty and thehonor of maintaining the fame of Wash-ington at the home of lovely womenHer selection will be greatest com-pliment for beauty ever paid a Wash-ington Woman The judges are evennow reviewing the photographs Theirw rk of criticism wilt last practicallythroughout the week

Rival Cities ClaimsThe ttme for the selection the

American beauty is clue at blind andas the vttiee for the national Judgesto choose approaches the claims of therival States and clUes grow strongrand stronger

Twentyflve metropolitan Journalsaided by over 9 smaller newspapers

seeking the most beautiful womanin America

Hudson bay to the Gust fromto southern California the search

far the most beautiful woman hi eaejilocality goes on

Artists filled With AdmirationThe twenty metropolitan

maid their SW assistants areworking harder for the national priseTypes of are presented whichfill artists with admiration and the ad-

mirers sot only of the individuals butof the type are clamoring fur their fav-orite m national contest

It s estimated that before thenational contest ends at

BAAM of beautiful women will

contestsThat from among three women con-

sidered not only as the typical beautiesof parts of the country but

American beauty will be chosen cannotbe doubted

That candidate will bethe them all cer-

tain after a review of the hundreds andhundreds cf that have fcensubmitted for the contest

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THE WEATHER REPORT

Fair weather prevails this morning inall parts of the except tbeSvnth including Oklahoma and Arkanseetur has risen somewhat east

but It Is still unseasonably coldin Texas Oklahoma the middle andsouthern of the Jleeky Moun-tain and Plateau regions

RaIn will probably continue in theSouth and extend into Vir-ginia and the lower Ohio valley to

or Tuesdayture chaagws are not anticipated al-though it will be warmer in

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G1N TOWS TEMPERATURE31 minis standard TbMwoMM-terleva f11 MOM T1 a m St

Sm sets todaySi a rises tomorrow

TIDE TABLEH gh t l today 320 pm

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posed them in their dastardly raidPopular resentment against the Bul-

garian responsible for solooting and killing In Macedonia hasbeen aroused by the attack on themonastery and this latestmay be made an inducement forpowers to take steps to see that thebrigands are punished

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Wife of Philadelphia Millionafre Prostrated Over

the Tragedy

KKW YORK April 2Z Benedict Gim-bel the Philadelphia merchant else to-

day in St Marys HosuKalfrom a broken heart

The wound which he had gashed inhis own neck in ut effect to kill him-self after his arrest in Manhattan onsensational charges was not seriousaccording to the three doctors attend-ing him but the mental condition pro-duced by his worries they announcesuperinduced his

hiswith hlnthen the end

For more than tea hours oxygenhad been administered in a vats effortto retain life in the breaking heartthe millionaire

When the end came and the heartceased to beat Mrs Gimbel threw herself hysterically over the bed and wascarried away unconscious

Mrs Gimbel PraitrattdMrs Gimbel was m JfrMOJfc a highly

nervous condition ihat herbrotherinlaw GtssVH took herback te Philadelphia assisted by DrWilliam Jurist Cbaries aimed anotherbrother remained here to have the bodyprepared for removal to the Philadel-phia home

Gimbel cut his throat on Friday afternoon in the Palace Hotel Hoboken with-a piece of glass broken from a waterpitcher He had lost much Wood by thetime he was found lying unconsciouson the bathroom floor but it wa expected that he would recover Evenopiates could not make him forget histerrible disgrace however and lastnight It became apparent that his mental condition was killing him

His beautiful young wife whoto his side from Philadelphia as

soon as she heard of his trouble beg-ged tbe surgeons to open a vein in herarm and transfuse her own life bloodinto the of her husband

Gimbels three brothers Charles Ellisand Isaac also begged to be allowedto sacrifice their own blood to savehim After a consultation it was de-cided that such an would beuseless The physicians could combatthe wounds and physical ills of the

but the malady of his shamecovered soul was beyond their reach

Charged With BriberyBenedict Gimbel was only thirtyfive

years old Thursday afternoon he wasarrested In a cab In Central Park Withhim was a sixteenyearold boy IrvorClark whose mother had made a

to the district attorney that Gim-bel exercised an evil influence over herson Gimbel was overcome with fear atthe prospect of publicity following hisarrest He offered Detective Reardon abribe of 2109 To DistrictAttorney Paul Krotel he offered a bribeof if he would drop the com-plaint Mrs Clark mother of the boyyielded to the tears and pleadings ofGimbel and withdrew her complaintKrotel said he would prosecute the millionaire for bribery

Gimbel was released on M0 cash bailand disappeared His friends Immebegan a search for him fearingthat he commit suicide Lateevening the news came themthat be to kill himself in Hoboken

NEW YORK April ttWen thestatement of Rev Mr Jones ofLouisville Uttt John D Rockefeller hadnearly completed plans to give 90e8tMolor Chmese education brought totin attention today of the Rev DrPntfczfok T Sates who superintendsthe distribution of Mr Rockefellersgifts the latter said x

Neither Mr Rockefeller nor any ofhis associates has the pleVuiure of theacquaintance of the Rev MrWe do not know him I think that is allthere is to be said about it

How about the of MrRockefeller to the Chinese educationfund Mr Gates was asked

I know nothing whatever about Itwas the reply

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o eayth in the saute tomb onthe slope of a hill in Crown HM Cem-etery this Immediately afterthe grave was sealed two large Heartsmade of white roses and fastened to-gether were plated upon the newlymade mound Two trod roses wereworked into the left side of the heartsshowing that both had bled HumanInterception can never mere disturb thecommunion of tits lovers

Qtoom and sorrow pervaded the airtoday The grief of the bereaved rela-tive of the beautiful girl and her herolover wa felt all over the city Neverhas a funeral been attended by such avast concourse of persons as that of thetwo young people who met such atragic death in the Jackson river onThursday

Two Hearts AbreastHearses bearing remains of the two

victims of then fttmpAntedwere slow

sad aoteom processldV teethe BaptistChurch and cemetery 36vry carriagehack and other vehicle In the salty wasprpsied service and meal hun-dreds of petsens walked to the buryinggrounds to pay a final tribute to thelovers Four snowy white horses drewthe to the cemetery and manychildren wore Immaculate white

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I The Baptist Church on McCormickstreet was not large apougk to heldtile crowd which flocked there to attendthe funeral A hundred or more men

and children stood outside toawait the procession to the cemetery

The Rev W H Saunders of theMethodist Church officiated at the ser-vices He was assisted by theGeorge E Davis of the Baptist Churchand the Rev E T Paul of the

Go Bury Thy SorrowAs the leadenhearted pallbearers en-

tered the church with their silent burdens the strains of Go Bury Thy Sor

pealed forth from Ute organ tocharge of Jostle Payne and soothedthe storm of sadness The heavy blackcaskets were placed biers side byaide at the sanctuary and as themourners were being seated Miss Payne

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Some Day Well Understand was thesecond hymn sung by the choir underthe leadership of Prof Pearson

The Rev Saunders touched on thetragic end of the beautiful love of theboy and girl and the entire community extended sympathy and condolence to the sorrowing relatives Aglowing tribute was paid to the manhoodand courage of Stuart Gay who plungedInto the icy waters of the un-mindful of lain own IUdsessed by the single thought of bringingthe girl of his choice to safety

Everyone in TearsThroughout the services the relatives

intimate friends and casualof the actors in the pathetic

tragedy wept Mrs Gay sobbed andshook from tho time the funeral cortegestarted from South Clifton until afterthe double interment A physician teattending her this afternoon-

In the front pews on the side wherethe girls body reposed on a bier wereseated Mr and Mrs Rocker her broth-er ilaw and sister who caused tbetragedy by preventing her marriage toaunt anduncle of Low Moor Miss Pendteton cousin from Waynesboro MrslLattie Pendleton mother from SouthCafton a of relatives from

ofcontaining the remains of CliftonForges hero were Captain and MrsGay father and MissRlsdon an aunt from Alexandria VaMrs A M another aunt fromCorimora Va M S and E HGay of Charlottesville and a host offriends

Pallbearers Were SearchersThe pallbearers for Miss Pendleton

were Harry Harcher H T Bowler DW Halnes Jr Roy Carter Alex Waidrop and Srnest M ah ney

Those who were proud to be allowed tocarry the remains of Ute boy to theburying grounds were Robert TribactHubert Acord Harry Agner WilliamSaunders and Herman Witt

nil of these young men spent atleast twelve hours on the river

for the bodies They had grown-up sal chummed and girlwere as much affected at the fu-neral MI the griefstricken parents andother relatives

Miss Pendletons remains were viewedby than 2000 persons yesterdayand th 4 morning She lifelike

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to Save Her Middle Picture Is of the Bridge Where Tragedy Took Place and Lowor Pic-

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Remember That May 4Is His Birthday and

Work Hard

Scores of missives regarding the Marvin kidnaping ease were received byThe today from children andmany older persons Sympathy andcommiseration are found In each oneand new theories and projects for re-storing the child to its griefstrickenfather are advanced in more than a few

Along with the letters requestsfor the Marvin post carte containing aphotograph of the child Thecard scheme has been pronounced thesurest and most effective way of

the missing baby and his ab-ductors and a steady stream of requestshas been flowing lob The Times sincethe cards were sent to this paper byWilliam Spencer of Philadelphia MrSpencers offer of 1000 and absolutesilence has not yet lured the kdraperfrom their lair but it is believed bythe readers of The Times that f thecards are scattered broadcast over thecountry the abductors will not be ableto pass through a town of sizewithout being taken into custody

School Children in MajorityThe majority of the missives this

morning were from little school girlsTheir drction rhetoric and orthography-was not of the best but genuine sympathy and interest ran through everyline of the large vertical writing

One little writer suggests that alarger reward be for theof trt child and adds that some

wealthy person should donate thaimoney

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Earthquake Shocks Continue and Residents-of Devastated District Are Fleeing Wildly

For Their Lives

Volcano Strikes TerrorIn Hearts of Chileans

And Still Belches Lava

VALPARAISO Chile April ThepaIe in southern Chile caused by theeruption of Ute Pttyehue volcano Isgrowing worse hourly The volcano isin full eruption and residents of theneighborhood who fear the whole re-gion is to be devastated by the lavaflow are peeing wildly for their lives

Several earthquake shocks whichhave ben felt as far northward as San

TOKYO April 28 The steamer Mon-

golia of the PacWc Mall SteamshipCompany is astound at Ayeda lighthouse near Nagota

The Mongolia mn aground whileto avoid a sailing vessel The pas-

sengers are still aboard of he Mon-golia and there IB no danger of loss oflife as the ship lies close to the landIt is thought she float at the nextnigh tide Relief has been sent fromthis

On September 16 last the ongottcwent ashore and remained on a reef attwo Midway Islands until September awhen she floated without assistance

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Forest urea which were started sev-eral days ago by the hot ashes anddo fruit the volcano are still

Thousands of line hardwoodtinner lands have bebn burned overArrangements been made by thethe volcano sufferers

YPS1LANTI Mich Aprilthousand people are scouring the banksof the Huron river today and assistingin a vain search for the body of LoraBryant the normal school student whomysteriously disappeared two weeksago The dam opened andthe river bed allowed to run dry butno trace of the girl was found

WANTS VAN WYCK AUTOTO KILL ANOTHER HORSE

PAl IS April 2 An automobile containing former Mayor Robert A VanWyck of New York his wife and aparty of friends while passing through

between Cannes overturned a green grocers cart killing tbohorse

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Oscar HammersteinEnthusiastic and

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Unless something unforeseen intervanes a womans energy and brain willcrown with success her project ofing the National Capital by Januaryn xt a superb grand opera house under

management of Oscar Hammerof Ttork

Miss Mary A Cryder of MB4 N streetnorthwest who returned from NewYork yesterday has so Infused OscarHamnrcrsteln with enthusiasm abouther proposition for the iiousthere in addition to promising toput the structure at his ownif Washingtons will provide thesite has deferred for Europe from April 23 to May 3

Miss Cryder when seen by a Times re-porter today said that she had plansunder way for raising the money neces-sary for purchasing the site for unbuilding There is every indication thatthe plans will carry without a hitch anJthat the site be secured She hasreceived of encouragementoffers of financial support fromprominent people The outlook is dV-

ddedlyPlans All Ready

Hammerstein has already made theplans for the buUd w WUhla a vet-izner the site is senores be came have himen on the ground prcpariHs to buIltthe house There Is no doubt thatcan have his grand opening performancin it by January 1 next

Much of the enthusiasm over tinproposition has been evinced in societycircles Society as well as all ivrpeople who love music is noxious for a

rand opera season in Wasatagton Aiid-Jammeratehi with the opera house up

will give fifteen nights of It at th ratof one night a week In addition he v Hgive concerts of the highest sort witisuch gingers as Melba and Calve partici-patingTha the opera house can be built

in the short time indicated is morereadily appreciated when one treads h

description given of howgoes about thing

No Delays in StartingHe employs no architects for he

knows exactly what be wants Havingdecided on what wants and In v n tcity he wants the opera house he callsup his mister builder and tells him i

make the necessary aranawments f rthe work the city Indicated Similarordetv are lashed to his men to chargeof time iron and steel work the elecir

1 work sad the masonry work inhour or two he bas started the ru

that will rear the opera houseIn aaottndng the success his IT

senses which has just come ta Mr says in an in-

terview given out in N w York0Ji receipts of the season

neatly to corfd raoft extent the expenditures

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Lord Barrington sentenced to deathfor murder in St Louis Mo must diThe Supreme Court of the United Statestoday dismissed a writ of error where-by it was sought to have the sentenceof death reviewed

The Prescient announced today thathis summer vacation this year will begin June 12 the earliest date since hehas occupied the position of Chief Execulive

the plan announced today Roosevelt will spentJune H GeorgiaExposition and Immediately upon hreturn to Washington will start furOyster Bay for his summers rest

ONE COP IN EVERY SIX

SICK LAST MONTH-

Dr J S Wall of the MetropolitanBoard of Surgeons has submitted

his report te the Commissioners for thmonth of March showing that duringthat period 140 members of the forcewere en the side list which is some-thing like one out of every six of aforce numbering over 709 men A ma-jority of the were off from three to

daysDr Wall recommend that an

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