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thl United Knut Compan) were built
;ii foreign ? ountl
Tl ' Invest Igsl Ion ? ond icted bj Mi
??irgg. A\li?> is assistai b: George Kel
i and i ?. ? ? Betjeman, ai*? la!
*?"*<*ntB of the i?< i artmenl ??f Jusl
linderstood to bs ? ? m ??toi thai ihe
i niteii Fruit Coenpan: controls a
*-,"? per ceni "f the business II -
H ? god (n.
Had Planned Equity Suit.
Il was in N'ovenili. i Oi !?-' * "? i that
i? i?? ame knot : f,,i lbs firsl tlms thai
George ?W. Wlckersham, then Att?
General, had ordered sn Investigation
of the United l'uni rompan- n. Ith the
. ? ? bring an equltj lull
nolutlon "b the ground thai
nod trade In ? lolai I?
mas las.
Th? graal ?mojunl ol woi k which
piled up ?"i the Department ofj
- . nst oth? ?
large ' ?mbin ?? I 1(' have
nging
? . . ? lat ih? adminiatration of
Idenl Wl - ?! ihe n
pending ' ? '" '
eral McR? '?"' attempl a
Irai im ?
int antl-truai action ?.??.?- ? ?
in in.il' ati-iii I h
? -. tinqulahed ihe "ti - I
?_ . rnea a huh mark?**d his pi
Ihe
other artl-trui ?? him
Mi wi? k< raham
Private luit Pending.
' ?..i action undei the Bhei mat
hag airead) bean brought against the
United Ftuii compan* . though b
private part) Elmer ?S,.I? receivei
ihe E ? Steamship Companj
, ?ught . ? n th? fed? tal o irt In
. emending ** I.
damagcf lie chart
ed the Bluefl?
, i . form a i omblnat i"'
?it of trad " ui eliminated
ihe'company as g competitoi in the
banana bt.stnesa through which Hie
?? ?... lera of th? Bl ie-flelda were
damaged.
Th? ? -? g -m Phila
Id the ^ erdi? ; be as,
Ihe i ilted Fruit Company the B ?
Hclda mighl be able to recover treble
thl .-"ii" i? : demanded aa the Sherman
'i- |
!'? ildes ?
irgg competitor, the I nited truit
Company has little opposition. Ba, caro
Brothers, of New Orleans, are com
? ??? .i the onl; othsr i ompetitor Ii
banans ti ids ol sn) a ? ount, sll the
others bel 14 onlj gnu
Boston April 11 Andres W. Pr?s?
ton, president of the United Fruit
' 'ouapaa* alb be In
t - augaiii.ii In Nan lai k
"Thig ig ?11 newg to me. if sn) f<*U
?rai proba of th?- compan)
aiart*d or was pending, i would bava
heard about it Bo far 1 knon abso?
lutely nothing ?_?f an) .*'? ii in? ?-siiga
llull."
TO DRIVE OUT "WORKERS"
Orand Junction Citizens De?
nounce I. W. W. Pilgrims.
??rand Junction. ?'..;. April U r\ .
hundred citizens at a mas? meeting to?
day adopted resolutions demanding thai
the ahenff drive our !lg Industrial VTorh
4>ra of the W?Bi*ld members who reeently
laeaiM this place on a pilgrimsge from
the Pacific Coast to I"
Th? gaeetlng siso demanded ?? ? esig?
tiation of Mayor TOdd, h go? kg gt 1 le
?Mayor retfused to reslg
chief of Police 11 it? blason, who liad an*
?ounce?! he -would ?rreat ?nr one Inter?
fering 'With the street rr.e?*t!r.Ki of the
BIslSWS, Th?- Mayor and chief of 1
Wan h'Baed down when they tried to de?
fend their actions.
A resolution calling ea the rdtlssns to
mm themselves and drive out the pil
grlms **-'aa defeated by a narrow margin,
The- pllgrttns fay they expect to live
'he expense of the municipality when
the) rpHch Denver
?eattla April "... Membera of the In?
?1 iBtr.al Workers of the World Will not
bi admitted to eltlienBhip In any court of
Washington, <?regt>n. Idaho or Montana
a* IhS result Sf an uride-"8tanding reach?id
?..?day by the chief ??aturaliaation exam?
iner, John Speed Smith, and his aaslet
ants. mho will challenge all Buch nppllca
UeOg for eltlien.ehlp. They contend that
the pr'nciplee of the Industria'. Workers
of the World are Inherently opposed to
tins Constitution of the United Btates.
HIN ?TOR "BISCUIT" MAKERS
Membani of "In?er-Seai" A&aociation
Be? Show, Then Dance and Dine.
A Pout a thousand employes ?jf tie Na?
tional Blaeutt Company, members of the
? in er-Heal ' Association, had their thir?
teenth annual entertainment and recep?
tion laat night. The entertainment WSS
furnished by the "Ohl ?Obi Delphine"
'ompany at the New Amsterdam Thea?
tre, and the supper ami ?aaBOS follOWSd at
tii?. Hotel Aster.
officers and SXeeutlveg of the company
?ere out la full fOTSe, SSjd the theatre
was slsborstely decorated for the occa
e'011 At the hotel a short musical con
? ert preceded the SUPPST? ?tul the danc?
ing ?abb led by officers of the association
Ui executl'.?s of tbe com*
CROWDED BOAT WRECKED
Meagre Message Tells of Sius
law River, Ore., Disaster.
Kugeri". lire. April 11 A BMSSSgg to
night frnm Plorenee, ora? st the smutti
of u*e Hoalaw ttttor, !?t?t*?i that Ihe
gjasotoae gstaeoaer Anvil ha i he<-n wrecked
there "with -. ?to??! aboard ' The ?? ?
t^> Florence went down Immedlatel) a*
terward and v.n detalla eouM be obi ?
The Anvil xkh* 111 feet long, plied be?
tween Portland ami Han.Ion and I I I
erew of twelve men sn.. carried both
rassengers and freight.
I."i; to riehl Re?
In tice?. I
PRESIDENT IIIKHTA oi MEXICO AND HIS CABINET
.qUinol Ofregun (Finance). <lc la Barra (Foreign Mairs). dc Hondragon , \\
(?cmados (Statt ?, Roblagil (Interior);
? imiognpa bj l-edacweed ft i
ar) preSidenl Huerta" Kra Stanol (Public Works), Garcia
RAGTIME OUSTS ORGANIS 1
'Ex West Point Chaplain Drive:
M\uicii.n from Church.
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Pittsb irg, April 11. Ragttm?
:i a . I: I
? i-:. Hall, xx ho reslgn?*d i?
Ti ? i. ? p
. ne of the rlchesi egal
Pennsi vania
it s
!?:? '.. IM. K. !..
? ? ? 8 ' ? nlty, th.i
Hall to quit sfl
a ? Ti inity. Di
asa chaplain st Wei : Militst
a ademy, Hal
..f ih?- Am?
N'.-w York and f? f th? Roj i
? ; he for? m -?
?t: Am?
"The
: . t Of
ha ' hose foi I S, and
im the whole programma wai
, eccloaloatleal ragtime. Thai Is
insist? (1 ' n in Tl ll | mi".
NOTED SWINDLER IN JAIL
Bigamist and Forger Expert
Sent to African Cell.
? lakland, Cal , Api
ti ?.in lO-tiS*
from B B Harri
... Coopei
?
en traced
? ?
A
Cooper would a turned
lornla authorities on the i nmpletion of
term of im,.- ,
known in South Afi ? orinan E.
Ma? ?4?
. ,.? . ,,,.; a>|
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n 111 h ? ob ta In ed t h ?
man.? Ing them If necessai ? Ii
? i ?
f U|
Uva :
?aros known _?? i harlsa Krnrai Chadwlck
and Kniest ? Moori
o
FIERCE FhAY AT COLUMBIA
Free Fight Wrecks Freshman
Dinner?"Sophs ' Kidnapped.
a ' bsnd-to-hsnd confl ct.
which rag?*d i Morningside
Heights, with hes i ?-? to both f?
ended when s Bcared?lookJ i bond o? i o
lamb?a freshmen managed to socos
t.. Brighton Boa? h sight f< their
annual dlan? r. it .,.,,.. ,, t. s
courses when the a?*phoiaoi*ea ?i
snd broks 11 -, Ii a fre? for?all I ?
Kg] t.
"fsaterdsy'a battl? ?.. ? -
Icaown in tu" university, Bquoda "i
aophomoiefl chsrged up i is atepi of the
librar* lo monhand men
and? i th? *.? - ?? ?.ra ol Prei Id? ni
Bi tlei i "<!?' ? and fr? shmen
snd Bophomor? ? ssed flei rig snd frlgb
?eiie.i ; ictlma through tin streeta all dsj
Ths freah?n?*n kidnappe?] Waltei D? ?
sophomore president, who ws? tntlced ..a
ih<? rampua thrown Into s tsxlcsb and
iiisiie.1 awaj a half dosen policemen
.sinl* pursued whlli Pwyei smashed th?
las ab's a Ii.?? s In his futile effoi I
ipe. i' _ i.' . ai 'ti--- t;? um wa
rapt'."-o b) eight husk] - sa ? andl.
bound up ati'i carried owa In an i
ni?.blle. aa was siso Charl? [.ourler,
Gera I Ober? ndi stai I ihman pitch.
or, woa overpowered and carted swoj in
a furnltura van to an apartment Inllyth
atreet, where he apenl ihe nighl trussed
up ,n :,..1
MAKES PAYD~aV~SEMI- MONTHLY.
Harriet irg P B#l
?,,. bill providing fo two | ayd i
month for workers In 1
. , the House lost nlghl slthoui
opposition, and ffoes lo the Oov? rnoi foi
hlS B?"tlOl _^^^^
f \
Bell and Wing:
By FREDERICK FANNING AYER
The spirit and genius of poesy. -Crydcn Chronicle, Englasi.
Great ?-?riginality and dcptb <*; ?eriing.?-Booitm Ti/met,
A lubtk thinker, and one who 1- glao the ma let o? ihe language
oi imag?name expresi?n.?Publishers' ( irctilsr, England,
\ inle an?! militant ?Brooklyn Tints.
] irrce vigor of exprei<ion ? Thr I ight, l.vcjland.
An informing soul which vitalize? --Ro.hesier I'vst.
fl. P. PUTNAM'S SONS, Publishers, N. Y. Price $2.30
WALDO SHADOWS WOMEh
10 HP WHITMAN I
I ottt Hi?i?-.l N. II"-I I'Bg<*
?nil I,"! <ll
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. third depul ? d i
:. :. id made u
iln i ? ' '
of tii?* alleged bi
ii special eff< i
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I them, in I
Hi i i had '? ? ?? ma ??' l*ol
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not - in moned to Pi lartei
M :. ...
t it."
Mr. K< ??'
genen
whether he waa cov?
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a hether aom? *- i
reaulta ol
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i am
, ome :" "?' md i
? ery d
tan t.- n hom i hav ?? . on fin? d
-
en it ? ? m il? "i
? -*- that
m| ?
g t torno vi
not i?r? ?? . - been i ivered
t Attorni
\\ ithoui Im Im itini
en? ". ' hal 11
gho .i.i ? .) b) i hi i ?
Mr. Newl
,..i ih ii
would m gh ?
pi ,
Hartigan to Prison To day.
John J. llarlli
patl "'.mi.?ii. \.|??. ?.\.. - ronvli-tfil ..; per?
jury and Bent? n?'ed t? . ;
will be taken H -
Hi?: but gei V fi lend ?I n.,: tig ut ,
called ?'H Dlati Ici Attoi n< . Whll man
-, i i.. .1.. and ask? d lo ha*, o blm h? Id
in th?- Tombg until Mondg . without
assigning any reaaon tor the requ
Mr. ?Whitman explained Ihat \he n I
t? i ??..??? in Sheriff Hai irger'a inn d-,
nml that the I >lsi rlct Attoi :
iif4\?? nothing m..i? tu do with th?
nt this tii.?.. So l igg? turn , : ,,.,
feast-on rsme from Hartigan, and nun-*
|g fx|,?'< t?"i now. The Bh< i Iff an
nounced thai h? wo ild lake ih? 11
?? k iiain foi ' ' ? ? i .,ii,
Ing.
.1,11..- i i ??. Han igan i i
? .-i. am oun? ? ?I ? torda : it h? t ou Id
in-, appeal rend; ? i thin
week - H? said that hia arg im? i
appeal " o ild lx bg ? .i on the
groundg ? pplicstion t"i .i ? ? i
liflrat* "! reaso Bbl? doubt, Just il? -
ni?*?l i? Just!? ?? Pial
i 'I? ?'is-' A. Blpp, ?'aptsln Thoma \\
0\ algh. Patrolman Eugene P. i'..\ and
i:.iv ard J. N'ewell? th? las ? r * ho
ir\?,lv.'?i m the handling of 11 ? * - Bipp
gil? n?-. fund," i. : tifii d i? '"?? the
irr/in.i im ?. -.t. i,In ti,.. si,,, ? n,...
? ? to tell i- point! ?I ni ;; I.?.. t m ?
dictmenl f< ; ? onsplrs? j again il
Swet '" H'i . Thompson hi d
Uta, all former Harlem h
" hi? ii a ill probably be filed <>n Mond ij
'i'ii. - c-neplrarj i ha? tu a ill h" be ? il
il la undei itood, on Ike .'i?'! i\ i? li
ih" poli? . nfTi? lala n imed il.i? lion
?? ith tii" fund of $ l.t?Q. rala? ?i ta ?,??
through i '"y. t" Blpp foi i if pui poi
i eimburslng Sii?i? t,. :.., p oui ? f n, ?
<.:,<? n he a .' i m anted a? ?? m h -
n? aa In ih? i.?rtlng igainal K?
Many Damaging Confessions,
w ;i lab a .i i n even conti Ibul oi ?:
I the iithci four? ??? i "idlng i" ? i.? -
?i??'.? nos in Mr. t-Vhitman'g ,
iWalah confeaaed, however, t?. big pari
m th?? raiaing "t tl"* fund, i> bile Fo?
t"i?i Ing it from Ha? ligan, i be
? nger f.ii the ' i Ing," and thi n .,t
? ..ii ing m along t<? anothei la? ? .
a ho carried kl lo Ne* i II
Newell hag admitted both the re ? Ipi
o? the lii'in?". ?nui the payment t<? **-:j*? *r*
in th? Centin?-iitiii ?Hotel, In Newai .
sud Neweil hi-? ai??? ?jr?.,-i un .i in detail I
ll foi ti" ? li!-p"' '"r !
: the - olle? Hoi
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H?
. on? - i ???! '.'i'ii lh? r- m of
.
id?
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rated sp
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In ??' ihe a II ?
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e the i l
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ih ha
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rlusaej
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Dtsti
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r.med
- p a?<
the Robin ' -h?*?!
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S , f SSI I I r.x'-al F? ?fie Li.
ng lnt?
temenl which
from i.. !
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it I
\\'..Isl or, were li in j
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enlenl
S a
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snd in ? ? -
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n to fix thing
. ihe "i" ration i
? offln ' ti.* i.
i thai propo I ho igh II a
. .?-i ??s? ,-.,- h p?) m< m snd s i
lows nee ? 1!"" i >ng
wsa deemed Bdvioobls foi bim to gti
away. Blpp'a Btatemoni reiterated all
Ihe chsrgra ss t?. the raising of the
fund bj the Uve police offlctala i.ti.l the
handling ol ihe fund b) Sewell and b?
Pos . ???) ?? r before It r? a? hod
'
'I'll..mas Boll? i- ' the til.
? , re Hotel, In Raal 125i | set, wa
.....Iliii.. p. to ttl? I " Ht. t X'lort ?
? d?. .? yestei daj. hut "??. mi; to the
on ol ill" giand lui Mr, \\ hit ? i n
moble '" lall. i., lilil?. I:
? ? (ornlned latei i on erning .i t poi i
Ihal . ? i ? i ' ni' ? \i i'.i i
office ihal iiu- llartigan fund, raised
ire of HartIgsn'i faun!-, \? hilo
he i ? in i ' ' on a sa i aid "\ er o .
r?pres. p of Ihe i on< I? led ?otroj
i '(oil ? ? Boll? ? '" ' l ?>. ;
?. -i. i .i., hol h" knee nothing of in
? h fund.
? lomml lion? i Vt nido tran f< al
i apt.till .lain" J B BgS ! ' .in lin
r m? m t,, i,,, i.., || lOftl
ir< ? ' station ? ' itei ds ? and promot? .i
Lieutenant Patri? i? r Clot fan m h ?
Il 1.1 le. I: . I -, Ing ?! -I .-111 ?list | Hi I ?
thi *? hool, i" a rapta ni ? and Ihe he i?J
? ?r - The methoda of ih<
? I" "i wer? rit i? t?d in a r<
"?i' ? ?? - ? ? m,.m iideiman?? -m
mu?'-' made public lasl Monday, i"i.
Ihe us 11 reason 'fot I h< k.i of I h?
1 ii' i.ih. loi . splonotlon
. honge,
DRUMMOND HE.tRD IN SUIT
Denies Alleged Price ?Statement to
O'Gorman's Relative.
Mi? n... .i i u minimal, i 'ommisslonet -.r
' Lai di. B, -?.ii . ? anu?,, d l'est? I'l.i.v in th.
brought i.\ \\ m fu i,. ? ii, ,, |,
?lent ..r tin J?males w atei \\ oi k
si Michael .1 I >i ummond <x Co.!
-.- slers in Iron pipes ? 'ommission? i
Drummond wsa s 11 ? ? senior member <?! tin
firm i titil h? borai.?' ofil? lal In
Ian-mi i 1910 Le-slii. ,i brothel -in ion ..t
rli-IlMlOr Ian,? h .X I ?'? ?.. ina n |? BUlng (,?
in?,??* i.n alleged oven barg? ? toi pipes
Mi Drummond *-..i.i his Orm had been
iipplylnfl material lo tin- waterworks.
.pan for - reral i rara a ad that no
.ranaemeui ?\ as made a ben Mi
-?ii?- became president Ths witness de.
led Ihal he told Mr. I_?s)le thai pa would
urnlsh material s' low? than in. pi?.,
ailing iiiat-k?t pticea.
AMERICAN SAILORS KILLE
Two Lose Lives in Fight w>
Mexican Policemen
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made to send ? ' '
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weeks ago r ta l Ion **..?,
at lia height, ?.fir. ? of tl
? i ted whll? a ?Imr?' a
and "ii anol ? on, a hei
? i "i ..??<- ? I ? ? n \ ? r i ?
: port, anl tmerica
nmnlng Sn Strong il,..: hfl 0 it
. ?? ntermand? d ai I to pro
t. ? i Am? ricana and othei t
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! tlonalli i '. Mi ?Ico ??? il! ? ?
i ontrart i ide n Ith thi
?, ,;i. according '?? .i :?>?'
Bin ,i through 'i a i"? al ,'it?t.i i"
., itatem? ni il on Ihe ? I
? ;,.\. rnor Venuatlano t'a i i
. la, ml itai "ft i?- foi i i
? ir or king i.. overt brou II ta
.
' th?* aligl leat ??f < onatitu
ilonalll. '" theli s,. ?. _ . ? inii.'iti
'i he ' on ?in ' ilUt part d?
>:..i \,. nolle? thai : " no)
?mV loan or debt
, i hi?? a? compllcea
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SHELLS DROP INTO NACO
Shrapnel Fired by Mexican
Rebel;; Readies U. S Side.
Va? 0. Ails., April 11 Itecel? ln| n?
:I1 Uli? i ' ? . ? ? glit, the lato l .?
oundlni N..-, too l
tlnrt < ngagementa t>.
fore da I ghl to-dai The
ipnel al il into the U? il? an I.I?
and m Id? ntall* Into t ? o ?
Vni' if an , ? , , i,. im 11. ,i from hei
ni foi i,'i belt? i n lb? theatr?. and
t lesta of thi ii.?i? i \.i... promptl) aban
.' ?" 'i i he frame ti rtuti
in n,?. n ?i two ? ngei
: : ""i" wen ompelled t?? retr? ?t b ?' bj
morning I ,.i gained theii former posttloni
1 n rifle plu within 100 vsrda of Ihs lews
| Ei.raged by th? irrlval of ?" ****** ' ? '''
I i.?i. troopa .v. ? brtsh In lbs*? mova
j tot i b. and the fed? ral garrison '*? I Hd te
1 ' ? > auf? red great? i lo i In killed ;?n?i
] ?*o md? .i than al an? time ? ' ? '"""
? i ? alego,
another attempt lo annihilate .v? ??
Bonor i, b* ?i namlt? a itbo il apparent
? arc toi tu. . gull to the Ait*."'"1 te? a,
felled lat? to*da* itate n""i' ?????? i ?r*. i
*.undi of dynamite and ?00 iwundg ol
K'atn powder on i car and started it bj
...
! The til
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..i the
south
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TO AWAIT POST MORTEM
Fiiedmann'l Brother Not Sure
What Caused Temple's Death.
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Dr. Aril Imann I
ghl th it h. .. ? i of
of Temple. 1
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PLANS DINNER FOR WILLCOX.
and Tra ?porta?
dinner ?n
" ' II " ormor
Bervlee t'a ? din
Hotel A
Monds; ? ? ? B u bac r
ma? ? ? Gardner, secre?
tary of t menu
at No tlrketa 1 ? I
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BLAME UNI! STATES
FOR HUERTAS WEAKNESS
Failure to Obtain American
Recognition Held Responsible
for Mexico's Plight.
UNABLE TO MASTER REBELS
Condition of the Treasury For
bids Extensive Military Oper?
ations?Business and a
Traffic Crippled.
Mexico 'it. Aniil ii ?-Thai th-> with?
holding ..f Oa_etal i- '-"Kiiiti"ii i>y th?
United ItatOS baa material'.-.- weaken??!
lbs h is government ?* the ??pinion
generell) expressed by the pubM s '
privatsl) admitted In -?ertata Mexi.-an >>f
flclal pIi ? -
The m ?? si novs-sonl .i-?.?? m**!?
sot? igresa than has th? pro?
Islons - ,11 ?ii'pesing the in
- ii--? i ii .1 i? in. longer a s
? ..iiii,ii..ti --( t?it> Treasury vuii
n..i pei mil much ong? ? ontinuatlon
militai ? "i ?. altana TI la has he?..
Imltted the Mexican Min?
is Intei lor, i.,- - -,? Oi_aa<ios
The ' , imbe Depntitt has not ap?
pro x*ed tb? . foi ?Ik". I".id. bUl Its
.. . - t,. take up this a ? -aal m
h" dus to ?? .1'-.:. t.. a ..il further eOS?
. - : - the ."Inai I - pei Intent,
10 Brrsnsa '
? losa, rtotwitl
assura m London, it la aiwime.l
iy the g? t tha t? nsM Ity to
-. - i aoa?
.i
Holding U. S. Respongible.
101 a .- - lient "i! 11- ?1
? ? -?.?- situation, and a propaganda
. - il | '?? =? * adlns
to pl?tre foi the fats <?f
Mes ? i on 11 ? l listes
i : t ei ng the Unan? tal dif
ties ... the government Is tha steady
r? ta ? .-y iiini,'e rat?*. Wl
wit ? s ? ? . ?.. - rnountsd I s ? 11
ti< Bll .. m, sad that rate Is
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effoi ' the upa ,,;?,] t?nJ?>r.
the Mlnlstei of
_ .-??4 t.. authorlss
an ;-. ? . - ? i per cent Ii the ex|
is brought Mexican?
m thai ???? ? the oat
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turboncea Omeii?t?. Monten Vola?
; dena sos i ave basa i 'i?.-1
r fu? i .-.? . ? potos? ?
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, at X.* s Csllentss t
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, the mills IIme.
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indsd bj Jesus raaaa
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u ulna rierth of tha Mat "?
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itenlng il s town
x *-i\ala fr.'tu Hi)*t-?in.> isas
nti'l X ? Xilirra. IS Nei-.'i. KlSttSO
Leon, ss y sever si hundred *'*
opteratlag In the Mamulloue m tslai
t" 'he ?,i?nvi?ri| of ttios?? em??. ?;*r.?r?l
M er has ???n' ttav?i>? to guard t * Mata?
moros lit., and to trj t'*> dnv?? ??'-.'?
i \ lo 1 so sgl v? <i' rl
S. Altmatt Se (En.
are devoting special attention to Fine
Footwear for Misses and ?Children.
included i>n the stock are High Shoes,
Oxfords, Pumps, Party Slippers and
Dancing Slippers for class wear. All
are made on approved lasts, in leathers
ol the best quality.
INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION BY EXPERTS IN THE
FITTING OF CHILDRENS SHOES
5PECIAL SALES WILL BE HELD
THIS DAY (SATURDAY) of Choice
Dress Silks, Women's m\>? Misses'
Trimmed Hats, Women's Riding Habits
and Imported Mackintoshes, and Hen's
and Women's Siik Hosiery.
?ffftlj Awmir, 34iij otti. 35tfj j&tmto, Xnu ???*.