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fleld. Twenty-one cannon will be taken
from Juarez, whtle Chao has eight more
with him.
"The battle of Chihuahua probably
wlll be the last big flght we will have
to make against the Huerta forces ln
the north."
When Villa was offered a Hgar by s
frlend this afternoon he declined It.
aay ing: "I do not smoke, I do not
drink. I have but one vice-that ls in
being a bandit."
Federala Stalled at Ahumada.
With thelr engines "dead" no fuel
in the tenders and no water in the
tanks -the three troop trains which
carried the federal fOrcea of f.cnerals
|_4_rcadO OroaCO and Salazar from I_B
Mesa to th* south out of the way of
Villa's cannon are stianded to-night at
Villa Ahumada, eighty-three miles
:-,,uth of Juaraa
Oeneral Villa araaadvlaed late to-day
0f the pltght of the federals, and the
rabei an:.-. movemenl to the aoutb
which he bad planned t.. start to-night j
uas haatened. Two trainlcavda of rebel
ilv left juaraa t,.-mght over tba
Mexlcan Central for villa Ahumada.
IH he followed at daybreak by
two train-* ..f artillery.
ghould th. flrat detarhment flnd the
federala atill (?t Villa Ahumada, Oen
aral Villa wiu be advlaed by wlra, an.i
wiii at once go to the fronl in persoa.
Bhould it be found that the f. dcals
abandoned ti.e trairiH and moved
overtond, ihe tralna will be aelaad and
,,,ni f,.:- th. comlng of th.- rebeli before
Ing ,,. atta.k Chihuahua Clty.
-,.i viiia announoed la-nlghl
that the m.-vement alread> started is
_M beginmng ,.f a general campa.gn
toward th- south. Five tln-usand COH
-ututi'.nahst tro.-ps from Bonof* have
been aenl hy Oeneral Van_9t_ai_o Car
ransa toaM VHla ta his southern caun
paign, and the rebel leader had planned
t., reinain in Juarez until they had
rcatched <<? luiutlon polnt belovv Juarez.
l.ut tO-night'a d.velopments have
caused a. (hange in his programme.
The Ekanora tro..ijs probably will meet
Villa's army at Chihuahua City.
Left Wounded in Fbght.
Aniericans who visited the La Mesa
hattlell'ld found grim evidences of the
ICI.-ral defeat and Btfht ln wounded
arho were deaartad and dead who were
left unburied, or with only a thtn layeT
of sand thrown over the bodies.
i ine wounded Federal was found hy ??.
? Tismore. of Kl PaBQ. The man had
be?-n lylng under a mesquite bush slnce
fhinday, with a frightful wound in his
bead lb- had been withi.ut water or
f,?,.l. and was unable to speak when
found. 11. was brOUgbl to Juarez nul
placed in a rebel hospltal.
The shallow graves of four federals
had baaa m ranhed open by eoyotes,
which had eaten portlons of the limbs.
one body was found lying on the
Kround with a rope around the neck.
having evldently been dragged to death
behind cavalry rlders. mher graves
had been laid bare by the wind btow
;ng the sand from the bodies. and all
around wara evidemes of a very hasty
and imperfert effort to hide from view
the extent of the federal losses.
Five mereantile establishments in
Juarez reopened their doors to-day, and
accepted Villa's rebel money in pay?
ment for gVQOd* All are owncd hy nu
Uve Mexhans, and WOTO opened when
Villa notifled them that they must re
sume business to-day or he would seize
thdr BtOCka and distribute the goods
among his men and imi.rison the mer
The stores of other native
naichants, who fled to the American
Blde, have not yet been seized hy Villa,
but he threatens to do so unless they
return to-morrow and resume business
Foreign MercHant* THreatened.
F.Teign merchants, who eonstitute
the bulk of the Juarez commercial pop
ulation. escaped seizure of their stocks
by appeatlng to Thomas D. Kdwards,
the American I'onsul. for protection.
Villa has not tried to interfere with
them since their appeal to the I'nited
Btate*
Ceneral "Villa was grently enraged
when an American telegraph company
refused to-day to accept his business
..r the same basis as the Mexlcan gov
ernmen! business. Threats were made
by the rebel leader to wreak vengcance
on the otfending company when he
galned control of Chihuahua.
REBELS TAKE MAZATLAN
Mexican Capital Hears of Fall
of the Western Port.
[By t'ahle t<> The Tribune )
Mexico t'ity, Nov. 28.?Word haR just
been received here that the rebels have
captured the western part of Mazatlan.
Foreigners in the city were trans
ferred to ships ln the harbor.
The cRpture of Mazatlan is consid
ered extremely important, inasmuch as
it lsolates the west coast and glves
the rebels control of the entire State of
Slnaloa.
TO ADMIT COTTON FREE
Huerta Plans To Relieve K#x
ican Textile Workers.
Mexico Clty, Nov 28. ? American cot
ton ln limited ciuantlties is to be ad
mlttcd into Mexico free of duty unless
rallroid romrnunications with the Tor
r<xm cotton dietrut are restored withm a
week. acorrtinK to a Btatement made to
day by the Minlster of Fomento, I-?opoldo
Kobellar.
The ohject of thla measure ie to tran
qullllae the Mexlcan textile workers, who
(.ef. destitution ntarlng them in the face
..wlng to the threatened elosins of the
.otton mllla, because of the lack of raw
cotton Only such o,uantities of Amer
leaa cotton aa ar* nece*sary to provlde
for the timporary nteds of the lndus
try are to be permitted to enter free.
Britisl. Oruiser at Vera Oruz.
Vtra Cr-BJt Nov. -8-The Brltish ar
mored crulser Suffolk, flagshlp. of th
Weat Indian s'juadron. arrived here to
day and anchored outaide th. port. She
wiU enter later to coal.
Naval Visit to Oreece.
Plra-u*, Nov. 28 ? The Urltish and
French fleet* whlch have been paylng a
round of vialta to Medlterranean ports to
ahow the flaga of the two natlona arrlved
here to-day and received a hearty wel
. onu. The vesaels are to remaln for rome
daya ?o as to enable the offlcers and mta
to fraternlze wlth the Oreek uallora.
GENERAL PANCHO VILLA.
FEDERALS ADMIT
VICTORIA'S FALL
Mexico City Hears Stories of
Pillage and Murder by the
Constitutionalists.
|!l4 CBBle tr. Tr.r TVtbWa) '
Mexico City. Nov. ? -Government
BSWBpapera for the llist thne refSf lndi
reetly to-day t" the fall of Ciudad VlC
t,,ria, the capital "f the Btate of Tamauli
pas, without openly admlttlng it. One
paper says thal General Antonlo Rshago,
federal comnvanOer .md milltary governor
of Taraaullpaa has left VTctorta m pur
Buanoa "ol a atrateglc ?plan." and that
the federal garriaoc st vTctorla is ln
feiior nnumerlcalljr to the rabela nn"
scem benl on taking the place.
lt is haid 10 808 what is gained by this
retJcence, when nearly every one lnter
eeted in tbe matter ataowa that Wetsrta
baa baaa Ls poaaasatoa of tin- r.beis for
BBVeral days.
Another Indirecl adralaatOti of condltlona
in TamauUpaa is contalnad In the an
:ii tit thal the column of General
l,,,,,i Bl Maa-, Jr . which was flrst re- 1
aajrted bOUnd for Tuxpam is in reallty
golna; to Tampico. It is pretty well un
aaratood that his ohjact is not only to
reinforee the garrtSOB Bl that port, but. it
posslhUl. to work his way up the railroad
and assist ti.- of*ermtkma against the
rabela around <'iudHii Vlctoria
?Ki ImperclaT' declarea tbai the fed?
erala are on tin I.I n-eoverlng
Juarez.
Btead and family tiea di<l not avall to
halt the vangaanee of the Consiltutlonal
ists when federal olllc'lio'ideis fell Into
tbebr banda at the captara of Vlctarla
\i,-,,iuiriK to raporta whi'-n have reoched
tbe federal capital, state as well as fed?
eral ofii'i..'.s were esaeuted without quar?
ter.
Among the victims was a cousln ol
Enrlqoe Caballero, one of the lieutenants
of \'i nustlaro Carranza. Wbo was COO-i
demn.d to d.e because he had helped thej
foderal troopa dsfend the clty
The young man's mother, who is nn
aunt of the rebel offlecr, went on her
kneea snd begged for the llfe of her aon.
Caballero'a reply was to have his oouatn
brought from the prlson and atood Ifl
front of a Brlng S'piad of revoluttotilsta.
who shot hltn down before his mother'a
ayea
The I'onstltutiniiali.Ms entered VlctOriS
fh the afternoon of November 19, and at
oaea atarted riiiaginK. aettJng tire to
botisee and murderlng the dtizens, ae
cordlng lo raporta woetved here. Prl*
vate resMencee as weO as stores and
governmenl offlces were aacked and sev
eral aapantSh resldents weie kiiled, includ
ir,K, It is said. the Spanlsh Con8ul.
Like General Jose OonSSlOl lalai after
the battle of Kellano in Mareh. Ittt, <>.n
cral Antonio Itabago, Milltary Governor
of the State of Tamaulipas, kiiled hlrn
s.'if after tostng Vlctoria th.- t apitai.
TtM suiciile of C.eneral Kabaaio ls not ad
tnltted by tha government, but the i"'"
is ii.iitaitinl in B petvata telegram to hia
reutives hera who do not queatlon Ita
authenticlty.
Ceneral Kabago as Militai v OovarnOT
wae responslble for the garrison when
Vlctoria was attacked by the reb'ls The
prlvate m'ssage gave no detalls of hia
BuU'ide.
A further mnvement of rebels troops
from the district of Vlctoria toward Tam?
pico ls reported in messages recelvel
tlWOSBjb raUroad ;?cents. The telegraph
Wlrea were CUl to-day ai Cnzali s, about
slxty mlles north weat of Tampico, and
train servli. between Tampico and Vlc?
toria has been auapended.
What Waa at flrat supposed to l,e a
street battle between the poUM and three
roabera occyrred early this mornlng ln
the < -enttv of the clty. About flfty shots
were flred, and one of the robbers was
kiiled. A poli'itnan was shot In the n?ad.
Wltnesaea of the shooting were greativ
alarmed, fearmg an uprising or an attack
by bandits A n port became rurrent that
the allegid robbers were ronsplrators
against the government, who were- made
tho victims "f the "fugitlve law." Thla
was not conflrmed, but the man who was
kiiled was apparently without wmpona
Autoists* Nemesis Oleared.
Mlnrola. Long Isiand, Nov 1'S?JudRe
Nlemnnn to-day dismlssed the Indictment
charglng COTOdOfl Norton. until recently a
justice of the paaoa of HsBaaagead town,
wlth grand larceny. Norton waa trled
laat week on a nhglge of mlsapproprlatlng
public funds coiinng into his peSBaaSaM
through finlng automobillsts. He was a> -
qUltted. Norton said he rnalled tli.'.,.nioriey
to the Seiretary of State In plai^. envel
opes without Its belng registered.
SEIZE CONTRABAND
ARMS ON STEAMER
U. S. Oflicers Halt Big Ammuni
tion Shipmcnt lo San Domingo
on the Seminolc.
Cuatorna laarpector a. O. Hokaaai
terday aelaed ten thoussnd rounds of
anununltton and a nombi r of autornatie
revolvera whlch had heea concekled Ib Ihe
bold of th* atearnshtp geaatnoie, af the
Clyde Line, lylng at Mth street, Brooklyn.
following the nriaking af th?- nianlfeert
Tie BemJnole la scbeduled t.> eall thla
mornlBg :or Baa Domlngo.
Captaln Carej dlsclalmed all knawledge
Of the hi.l.len Uimi '? tlOl BJld BJ1
placed tbe raspanslblUty en the Bbtp i
crew.
I'art of tbe ammuriltlon was < -.rv sah)?!
under th* eoal bb tba BteadBaer'i auBkera
The boilers of a dISablod ilonkey e8-gtBi
aad tha matting eovered rentllatora were
alaa aaad ai storage ptecea Tbarevalvai
were found under the coad
The atnniunltton araa ordered t.. i. -if
Btroyed, and the ravolvei wer taken la
th. ihHstoan ii" hw.
The 'cuatoma authorlllaa placed the
\aiue of each of Um mvo-vere al tf'
The ammiinltion, they aald, v\fli w..rth
aboni ? ceata .1 roaad.
?j he revolvi ra had : 11 n eari full ?
wrappad bt cloth before being c_ 1
tn th* bankers. Precaotlona ha _U
been taken to SBfegUard the anm,
inspector Hokenaen aald that the aeaa
ure had been made upon ord.-rs Irj .;? i
eral Henry, survey.r of the I'ort.
CALL ON HUERTA TO PAY
Mexican Railways Directors
Put Intcrest Up to Him.
The result <.f ? s. . 1 < t meeting of the
New Vork dlrectora Of tha National
Rallwaya f.f Ifexlco, ln thla clty, yes?
terday, was thal the payment of l""r'.-'
<|'i0 intereM, due December I, on the
r.-iid's note8 lasued lauel June, iu.1- beea
aquarely pai up ta the Huerta govern*
naent The Ifesleaa dlrectora have been
notloed of the local board'a dei Isloa,
and an answer ls expected aome tlme
to-day.
What R.tion the bnnkers here may
t?ke tn prevent a recelrerablp, in the
event that the IfeSteafl goveirimerit falls
to provid* th* B-Bturing lntereat 1 aald
not he learned Deaplte the fact thal
the fnterest r.n the .June notea falls due
on Monday, aith r.o plana apparentl)
made to pay lt. the beiief stlll perslata
that the sltuatioii vvill be BMl in .-om.
way.
The noles sold last June hy ti.e Na
tional Rallwaya of Bfexlce totalled $-?"..
730,000, to run for two yeara The Nea
York bankers arho t<>..k them arere
Kuhn. i.o.t. *\- <??,.. Bpeyer & Co. and
Ladnnburg, Thalmann m Co. The pro
ceeds were Qsed tO |>av off $ 1 O.Ofili linn
notew that niature.l hme 2 1TU:: ;irn!
118,000,900 notea thal rnatin-ei Novem?
ber ir..
Shouid the interest payabl* on Mefl
day be met, another payment of 12,400,
898 on prlor llen bonda wlll fall du. on
January 1.
Mexico Clty, Nov. BJ Pr.-sidetit Huerta
Burnmoaed the rnanagera af the Banh of
Ixmrlon and Mexico aad the National
Hank before him this aftern mn nnd ex
plalned to them the ru ossity of thelr
financial asslstancc ,., meet the obtlgattOB
of the National Rallwaya aa i n-rinaber 1
lateraat payanenta of the rallwaya daa
December I aggTagate 191,899 0*001 gold.
it was to ralaa this nrnounl an.i the bv
t. rest paymanta maturlng January 1 thal
BL n. Brown, prealdenl <>f the Nattoaal
Rad-vswya, reeently arenl to New York
The groaa aaumlngs of the raltnraya alnee
December. 111.'. show a dn rSa_BJ of prac
ticaiiy IM-Mas |.. sos gold, [_saaea oa naed
charges aad 98 prop.-i t>, ti.ick an.i *jajU_p_
ment aggiegale ntany _r_UHona addltlonal,
Kaiiure t.. ni. .-? the payaaeata Ib De*
catnber erould, it is clalmed, _iv>- the rlght
of foreclosiip , hut as such iiil.im would
have to he hr.iuk'ht In ., M.-'.i'.in court,
j beeaaas the comi aay ls a Mexican cor?
poratlon, the dinicultles to be rncount- r. ?!
are obviouM.
DIAZ AGAIN IN ARMY
Ex-President Placed on the Ac
tive Retired List.
[B] CSI le le The fttbaaa I
Ifaarico Clty, Mov. 28. Q9neral Per*
firio Diaz, the former I'resident, has
coaajantad to raturn to actlve aairlce
in tba army, and baa baaa atacad an
the nctlve retired llst. This niak. s him
liahle ta be called upon for BCtlV9 _<r
vice at any tim?
MORE BAHLESHIPS
BOUND FOR MEXICO
Three Now in the Mediter
ranean Ordered to Go
to East Coast.
WILL TAKE PLACES
OF OTHERS THERE
Wilson Expected to Await Results
of Rebel Activity Before
Making New Move.
| Kroni Tne Trlbuna Hur'.-iu I
Washlngton. Nov. 28. Announce
meni was made at the Navy Depeit
ment lO-dB) thal Raar Admiral
Baclger, comBtaiMlet la cMef ef IbaAt
lanti. II. et. bad bSOn ordered U) BBftd
tbe battleshlps Connecticut, Kanaaa
and "ho from afsditi tranean ports to
tb. eaal coaal of MexJeo.
Theae three shlps will relleva II ?s
Btated, Ihe battleshlpa Louisiana.
Mlchlgan and New Hampahlra They
will start from th- Medilerranean on
Decembei i. wlll call al Quantaimmo
for eoai. and aill arnve off the Mexl?
can ' oast BbOUl hei'iiil" r 20 or -\
lt la stated Wlth emphasls that the
Bhlpa an- being aenl to Mexico for the
aole purpoae of relievlng vcaaala sl
ready there Tin- Louistans, tha Mlch?
lgan and the New Hampshire bave
been in Mexico aince last v> bruary.
On iccounl af wmdltlona it has been
Impoasible to flra tbe men llbarty, and
ti.,. Becretary of ihe Mary has decided
thal the ofHcera and news of thoae
veaaela hava had enough of tha diaa
greeable aervlce. The three Bhlpa arlll
proceed t,. th?ir home ports for OVSr
hsullng.
Will Stay If Needed.
WhlM i! ls said that the ships rmw
ordered t<> Mexico go only to relleva
the othera it goee without aaylng that
ii condltiona al the tlme are tbreaten
ing all th.- warslups will remain ln
Mai, an watera When it was flrsl an
nounced thal the fourth dlvision was
golng t?, Mexico t" relleva the aecond
dlvision, consisting "f 'he Bhlpa now to
i,e relieved, it waa said that nothlng
was contemptated beyond a almple
Inten hang- <>f ships. The fourth
divlalon, however, has nmain'-'l in
n watera and the American
naval force there has been more than
doubled It is now clear that the ad
mlnistration has no Intention ><t dlmin
ishing the Blae "f the nav.il force In
Mexlcan watirs
it ;s believed bere thal an'. action by
ti,.- adminlatratlon In the Mexlcan situ?
ation ... a whole wiii be delayed until
? ii whether the milltary activity
nt the rebel forcea is Ithelj t,, i,ring on
a deflnlte result Constltutianallata Ln
? gton ai.nfldV ni thal Huerta
win aoon be drlven oul by f"t.f
arms. This would BndOUbtedly bg
pleasing to ihe arlmlnistrati..n. i.ring
ing aboul lha ellmlnatlon of Huerta ln
-\ well recognlsed mannei and wlthoul
further trouble t" the Unlted Btati
Rovolutlonary sgenta bere aay that
\ ii.ii woi turn his attentlon t" Chi?
huahua Clty, whlch Important centre,
they (hink. wiii be captured witb aasa
Tbej a i' 11 ', bal the phv ?? ia alreadj
aurrounded.
Haldane'a Speach Pleaamg.
The apeech "f Viacounl Haldane la
London yesterday, In whlch he sup
portsd Prealdenl Wllsoa's Mexlcan p"i
Icy, was road arltli mtlsfactlon la om
, lal Irclea Hta nttarancea, as well aa
those "f Premler Asqulth a few weeha
;iK". ar< taken to mean that bSUCl | ,r |!,
the ailtnlnistt.itii'ti has nothlng to fear
fiom Oreal Btitata regardlng Mexico.
This is intonseiv gratlfying i" the ad?
minlatratlon, Whlch has BOl been altO
gether aatlallad, t<? put it mildly, wlth
the poiicy of ihe Rritlab Poreign Ofllce,
and particularlj tbe activity of certala
iiniish Bgenta
Much has beea done during the last
fortnlghl toward reachlng a perfect
uridi rstanding with Great Hrltaln.
This has largcly been BCCOmpllahed
through Bumeroua conferencea between
Sir William Tyrrel, private BBCretary
to the BHUsh Poreiga Mlttlstsr, and
tha Becretary of state and between sir
Wllllam and the Prealdent Sir Wlll?
lam wiii leave Waahlngton on Bunday.
FOR JUSTICE TO C0L0MBIA
Senator Chamberlain Says His
Vote Is Ready.
Washlngton, Nov. 2S. ?S.-nator I'hambci
inin, of Oregon, cauaad a miid aanaatloa
to-day at a luncheon attended by all the
LaUn-A merlcsn dtolotnata ln Waahlngton
by atitiouti'lpg that he would yute f,ir
"justice to Colombta from tha i'nited
Btates" if '"' aver g?>t an opportuatty to
? ast a decMtfag vote m the controveray
betweea thla oouatry and tha nuaith
American countrj brought about bj tho
aeparalJoa of Panama,
As B"oii as Benator Chamberlsln vat
down Ambasaador da Qama, of BrBsU,
dSSB of the I.atln-Ani,ileaii I orps. BUg
goatad that the party break up, and ln
slleni e this waa done.
Tbe '|l:,"l'' triok place Bl B luncheon
Kiv'ti by .lohn Barrett, dlreetof general
nf the I'iin- A inirieari l'nloii, In honor of
his forty-aeventb birthday and tha thir
t"i nth of his coniiictlon wlth Lalin-Amer
lcan affairs
STEEL PLANTS CLOSING
Lack of Orders and Tariff Aro
Blamed for Action.
.:. irapfe t" Tbe 1 rSaaaa l
Bharon, Penn., Nov. M Announcaaaant
Waa m.ide at the olf.ces of the fameKie
Bteel cotapaay t,,-da> that hiast furnaoa
No. 1 aiil balf Of the OOfce ovi ns aWaOUg
Ing t" the company in Karrcli would ClSSe
on M,,nday for an indetlnlte peri"d. This
will deprtve MVeral hundred men of . rn
pioyment
Tiie Bbaron werka ?>f the Csraagle Bteel
i oiiip.iiiy ciosad to-day Indetlnltely. aml
flva hunilred men were throwii out of
work. (ifllclals of the company aay that
lack of orders has caused the shutd"wn.
Tbe iinaettle.1 condltlon of the imn and
Btoal market ci i i-d by the new tariff ls
hlatned BtSO I'.v steel oion.
Only One "BROMO QUININK"
That la i..\x IT1VB BBOMO yilMNK l.ook
f,,r tba Btgaatun of g W QBOVB ''ur. - a
i'i,l,| ln Oaa L>*>, l.*ui?r* drlp ln Tv,v ba>s. B*t.
? AJM.
PLAN MASSACRE IF
U. S. STIRS MEXICO
Natives Will Answer Inter
ference with General
Slaughter.
DEATH FEAR HANGS
OVER FOREIGNERS
Woman Passenger on the Morro
Castlc Tells of Reign of Ter
ror- Wilson Is Scored.
The steamshlp Morro I'astle, of the
Ward Uaa, arrlved yesterday from Vera
Crua, bringtag ataety pauaengera ha ?",
among them many who fl. .1 from M.xico
becauae of tbe aavaattled conditions.
Th.. ifexteaaa among the pajjaangara
Bcemed afratd to talk. ln faet, this rati
eence waa aol entlrely lacklng aniefuj tba
Engltsh and Amerl. .m pssseagers.
One of the un.-ommurii. i.tlv.- O-UBS WSUI
Robert rromwell. of this clty. who Said
he ha.i passsd through many strenuoua
expeiiencea, __i dld aot aranl to say any
thlng aboul th.-m Another man, Bgrpar
,-ntiy wealthy, who aaked thal his name
ba aol uaed, said i
"Thlnga nt- terrlbly uaaettled dowa
Wo don'l know what la gOlBg I"
happen trom ona jj-.y to the next. Bul
ray personal eonnectlijna forbkl me to l dk
about the Bltuatlon
There was 08*8 woman. however, who
a_a brinuntng avar arlth aewa and optn
toaa aboul ti..- BituevUoa Bba waa Mrs.
Chaiiaa U. Huater, of Edlaburgh, Bcot
land. nbaee hnaband la manager of the
Paaraan jute miiis al Cfra_-*ha. She Bad
wlth her thre.-- .-hildr.-n and IWO niaids.
Her husband remalned at his p'.st.
"What We most fctr down there," she
said. "is 4__aartcaa b_tervantlon. The." is
BO ilouht la nnj ho.ly's mind that if _V
terv. rition COfnCS lt will menn a tna-sa.-ie
by the tocenaed populace aol only of
Aincii.ans hut of all f-.i-iKruis ln th.-lr
rage tbe Mexl ana would aol atop to i'.Is
erlmlnata
? \ f. a dayi ago there araa a terrlble
acare, and many people Bad to Vera.
rrur. thtnklng that If tba crlata BhO-ld
eotne tbey could t.ik.- refuge on tba Braa
shlpa tbare. Bul we da kled te - I
altogethsr
?it is Prealdenl Wllson'a pollcj that ls
tn.-kin_. the sltnatloa ao unsettled and
dangarous. (_ courae, Bomethlng baa goi
lo be done Aff.Urs ln Mexico arlll aaver
rlght tbamaelves; but taterventlon ly
the Ameiicana aloaa arould be a cat_a>
tr.>t he. Ther? is a general oplatoa MUM
arhatever actlon ia takea shouid be tak.-n
by the powera totartly That arould _how
that it waa n..t an attampt by tha Unlted
ae Hi kI o
Mexlcan aentunenl is decldedly agalnai
President Wilson, said atra Hunter.
.nother pa ?' ''hil-ls, a
pliint.it'.:. awnei fr>>m Ban Luta Potoal,
! thal the rebels were gatherlng
for the battle al that place whea he left
Thelr presence BBade '.v.rk Impoaalblo, .',s
tbe aevkllera were bul little better thaa
hand Its
President Huerta, ao ordlng to Mr
ihii.i-. could boi control tbe altuatlon,
The M..rr.j I urtls rOUgbl h.-ui" for
burlal tbe body of Thorwald Jcrgeaaen, a
. ...ii pg m r from < nt He dli .1
frdcn pernhrloui anaemla ni: body wiii
? to bla home, Lakevlew, WIs.
DEATH AHEAD OF FREEDOM
Parole Finds One Convict Dead,
One Dying, One Blind.
Plttaburgb, Nov 2& Elghty-ona oon
rieta In the Weatera Penltantlary here
were Informed to-daj thal the state
Board <.f Paurdona had acted favorabty
on ther appllcatlona for parole under
tba new Pannaylvanla law and Miay
arere free lo leave tha prlaon. They
wara releaaed ln aquada of three untn
all bul three had di; arted
?>f tins number one had died a faw
mlnutea before bbi tlma for freedotn
arrlved; another. a woman, w.is s.. iii
|..-r d-atii appeared b matter of only a
few mlnutea, and tba third waa totally
i imd it was Biicoaaarj to make goma
other proi biion for blm
WIRY PERSIFLAGE COSTLYl
Talker Imprisoncd in 'Phone
Booth Until Police Arrive.
when Davld Rosenberg, of Mo -i. Eaat
7th street. gatB on a t.-h-phone htf) re< ks
n..t of tlme, nor light, n.'r BUght 8-88
that l?, when ba ts convrrsing wlth iii.rn
bera of tba at>paette aax.
luvlit's w.-akn.-ss for ihe vvlry per*ifiai;e
got him into aii kimis of trouble laal
iiUht when be eatered a tetapboea booth
in Kiih.iiis drug Btore, al Houatea street
and Pacond avenue^ and bagan to ex
cttaage Idees arlth aomobody ob tbe other
and of the arlre, it vvas n t;. o'clock
arhen Davld aaterad the booth, bal whea
he started to b-ave he dls. ..\ ere.l that he
Waa ktcked ln, and. atl tho llghtH were
ollt.
a hriiii.int Idea took Bvoaaeaatoa (,i
Davld, and be called up Pottca Head
quartera, and atatad bla piiwht. The Kb
stict Btatlon was communlcatad arlth,
and a aquad of detectlves aud unlformad
initrolm. -n was .-.-nt t>. ________ drug
sture. They found Davld, greatly over
heated sad fuinlng, arlth hla face praaaed
agalnsl tbe wlndow af tha booth. it was
ncciaaar] lo awake Kabaa bef. Davld
was releaaed.
AUTO PLUNGES INTO GORGE
New Yorker and Wife Lay
Helpless Three Hours.
I B) "i.i.-L.-i.ii.il le Thi 'i rll ua* i
I'anon <'ity, I'oio, Nov. M Ptnned be>
neath the BtaertBg wheel of hi ov.-r
turned kwrtag car in the b_9tom <>f a
moui.taiii gOrge n.ar I'll-hlo. wlill.- his
wife u> un> otis.aaua near by, j. lt, m.
Curdy, of New york, ia> for three boura
to-ntght before a boraaniaa heard hb)
rnoaris an.i summoned asslstanc to e\
trt.alc him. -The couples chance* of
recovery ara deubtfBI,
Jnsl as their tOUrbBg ear approadici
the brldga over the ebaaaa, tbe Ughfa
went OUt Mr. Md'unly tlied to k. ? ? his
cht oii tba road, but before _*) could BtOp
tbe miichine had na. h.-.l th.- tiirn Mc?
i'iinly mtH?ed the brl.ltje an.i the aiilomo
bOe plangad down into tha ravlna, a dts*
Mn.. of thirty feet. As th? h.-avy car
turned over in mldalr. Mrs Mct'tirdy was
tin ..\v n cl.-.ir
Mr Mci'urdy ls owner of a lal_9 gro
sary ta New ferk. He ha,i btrad tba car
to go to Ib-ulah to visit a frlend.
The name ,,f .1. M. |foCurdy Is not found
ln the clty dire.lory.
NEW MORO GOVERNOR
Frank W. Carpenter First
Oivilian To Be Appointed.
Manila. Nov. BL?Frank W. Carpenter,
executive secretary of the Phlllppines.
was to-day appointed Governor of the
Provlnce of Moro.
Mr. Carpenter aueceeda kwtgadler Gen?
eral John J. Pershing and ls the flrst
civlllan Governor wlfO has ever held offlce
in the Provlnce of Moro.
GERMANS ARREST FRENCH
Alsatian Frontier Incident Has
Serious Ending
[By rable to The TIBBBBB4
Darls, Nov. 28.?Another Franco
German frontier incident occurred this
evening at Zabern. on the Alsatian Blde
of the line. Two lleutenants arrested
n French civlllan, who escaped, but
was recaptured. A mixed crowd
1 romptly assembled outside the guard
house, and 88 8 serious breach of the
j peace BSemed Inevitable a party of
llfty Gorman aolrilers turned out, cart
i ridges belng dlstributed to them.
The oltleer in commnnd, however,
issiied an order not to flre at, but to
? harge, the crowd. This was done. and
thirty arrests were made, in'ludlng two
barrtatera a public prosecutor. all three
French, and a Pafta newspaper editor.
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SPREE INAUTO IS COSTLY
2 Chauffeurs, Haled to Court,
Find "Wine Is a Mocker."
Two chauffeurs were arrested yester
day, taken to police courts and punlshed
; by the preaftltng inaglsliBlss Oaa of then
Iwaa flned for three separnte offenres,. It
jis ejtaged that both wcaa intoxlcatod whlle
1 operatlng tbeir automobiies.
The lirst man Charlea Ii. Sc\ !? r. of No.
:,.',n \\est lUd --.treet.. mplpyed by l?. Wyatt
Aik.'ii, of No. Bl WaltOn avenue, Yon
i..;s was arraJgned before Magistrsta
Houaa in th.' Harlem police court. He
was charired wlth drunkcnriess, f.illing to
bave his badge propdrty dtsplsysd and
falllng to have the auto lamps lluhted.
The man was flned IT."., or thirty days in
Jall. on th.' first .harxe: 12. or tWO 'i.ys ln
Jail. "ii the aaCOhd charge, and the BBBM
on the third charge Ha did aol pay aad
Waa sent to jail.
Patrolmen Albert Gleason and John
Wsla testlfled that they loiiimandsared
snother mschtne to chase s.yier, and
caught iii ii* sftsr threetonlng to shoot.
The chSSe extend-d over twelve blocks.
Th- aUaUTaatrate, In passlri* sentence,
said that BO would do all in his BOWI r to
r.ake it Impoastble for a chauffeut to re
ne? his llcense if he had ever beea con
vi t. ,i of iirunhennesa
The Other prlsonci said he was Harry K.
Orove, "f Na Ml Weal USth BtraaJ He
Wmj bold - " " ball for trial ln -
.rss.
Orove was arralgned before Maglatrate
Corrlgaa ln the Morrlssnls court yester
'.ia>- mornlng, eharged with operatlng a
nvachlne whlle be was under the inrluenee
of ilquor. The pottcsanan complalnaal
BBJd that he bad BeOB th'- auto driv.-n by
Crove Bwerve many tlnn ? and then strlke
th.. curbatone.
S. P. C. A. OFFICER KILLED
John Read Run Down by Auto
?Was Famous Dog Fancier.
john Road, sup.rrtntdhdi nt of the Man
battan Boclety for the Preventlon "f Cru
. itv t" Animala ahelter at -ith atreet and
Avenua A. was run doarn snd MUed by an
BUtOmoblle tru. k at 8Kb str.'.t and First
avenue yeaterday An ambulance took
blm t" Bellevue Hospttsl, bul be dled a
few mlnutea after bemg placed oa an
oparal ing lahta Hia rlbs were fraetured
and BS bad ii.t. rnal injuib-s. .lohn FlaUl
Blgan, ' h.Hiff.-ur of the IrW 8, was not
ai Tl si. .1.
,:,.,. ha.i been m the emptoy of the s.
p. ?-. a for nearl) tweatj reara and had
? wide rapuiatlon as a dog Lautcter. Ha
was born ln Bngland and eoasa t" thla
country ln bla routh. Al one time be araa
employed bj Augual Belmonl asa breeder
and Iate- was Bttacbsd to the W.stmln
tter Kenni la Ha was Bfty-flve reara oid
and llved with his wite at No. H BSSl
Ultb Btreel _
AMERICAN PROBLEM ALONE
"The National Review," of
London, so Regards Mexico.
i,"iiioii. Nov. M "The Watlonal Re?
view," nbleh is Bsually bostlle to Aaasrt*
,-a, says ot the Mexican queatlon that the
proplnqulty of Mexico to tha i'nited
States is tha ni"st Important of the o,it
Btandlng eleraentary (8 ita t<? be taken
IntO consl'leritlon. an 1 pronounces "as
utterly farcical the Irresponsihle idea that
Mexti 0 is a sultable tield for splrtt.-d Hrit
lih policy." The "K, view" adds:
"it la qulte usetam to attack or Bhusa
the i'ntte.1 Btatea for puisutag a polley
which w i.tl'l uniioubteiil> be ours wsra
we In her pos'tlon. She Lt confronted by
b grave pr3blaiB al a blghly Inconvenlent
momi al 'i be Prealdenl la the aoul of aln
cetity and detesta the idea of golng to
rngmf, ... It Ih ;. palpahle caae for mas
terly inactivity 00 ?>ur part . . . Wo
recogalse that Mextso la aaolusrrely sn
Am.?! i'-.in problem, as America BCknOWl
Bdgod the Traiisvaal to 08 B Hritlsh prob?
lem."_
LIME WATER SAVES
MERCURY VICTIM
Motion I'icture Actress Taken
x Home from Hospital Fully
Recovered.
I n> Tatagrapb to Tbe Tribune, i
N\ack. N. Y.. Nov. "JM.-Mrs. Imn
gena Robson, motion plctura actreas,
who took blchlorlds of niercury taldets
by mtatake for beadacbe tablsta a week
ago. was retnoved from the Nyack Hos?
pital to her home in Tappan to-day,
apparantly entirely reeoaerad. Phys.t
cians regani her recovary aa ramarha
ble.
it. O, a. Leltner forced large quan
tltlea of llma water into the woin.-m'i
stoiiiioii, the theory of tba pbyslcians
ln ing that the chemical action result
btg arould eauaa tbs bfchlorlds ha di
vlde Into two dlfferoat cnaanicsdar-mer
curic oxlde nnd calcium chloride. Tim
iirst is nol abaorbed Into the ayatem
.md the calcium Is hanalesa
Wilson Message on Tuesday.
Washlngton. Nov. M ? Congresslonai
kasaara agreed to-day upon a Jolnt session
Of tho House and Senate at 1 p. rn. on
Tuesday, tit whlch Prealdent Wilson will
read ln persoa blS annual message.
FERDINAND RETURNS HOME.
Vienna, Austria Kov. 18. ? King l'er
dlnand of Rulgsrla, whose long aojourn
in Auatrla bad led to repaataa reporta
that he tnlended to abdlcate. laft for
S'.fl.i thla mornlng.
NEW GRAND JURY
FOR GRAFT CASES
Special Panel To Be Asked
for Trials of Fowler and
J. K. McGuire.
HINT AT ANOTHER
HENNESSY BACKFIRE
Asphalt Contractor Insists Road
Material Specifications Were
Secretly Altered.
The new grand jury of the ('rlmlnal
Branch of the Supreme Court, to f,e sworn
ln Monday. wlll handle the future eraBjj.
nal procecdings growing out of th,- j04,,,
Dea Inqulry, a<eordlng to an announce
ment at the District Attorne;. a office la?
night.
Kverett P. Fowler, indlct.-.i for extor?
tion, and James K. MeCui.e, in.lieted for
aollcltlng campaign funds from a corpora?
tlon. were aceused hy a Qkaasral Seaalons
?'otirt grand jury, but the r?!strlrt Attor
ney's offl.e de< ided yaaterday that th*
future devrelopments of the Cantpalgn fund
graft Inqulry are too likeh- to take up a
lot of tlme to make lt certala they could
be handled by a grand jury already loarj.
? 1 a ith a lot of routlne work.
The Fowler and McGuire case* wiu b*
transferred to the Supreme Coart, '"rtmb.
nal Hraneh. when they come to trlal, anl
lt is expected that District Attorney Wh,t
B_9fl wlll ask for sperial [anaig in each
case.
Josf Pidgaan, daputy gaaretary of state,
eame down from Alb.r '.'.lay to
supply to Asslstant District Attorn>y
John K. riark a number of doeumenu
frotn the Secretary cf State's office, in- '
cluding the utate and county tr. asurera*
reports of campaign recelpta and expendl.
tUtaa in 1919, IHI and HU, as aall as cer
tain much wanted records of caaal and
road contracts which hadoeen lat in thoi*
three years.
Mr. Pidgeon a.-sured Mr. Clark of th*
eo-operation af tha lecietaijr of Stat*'*.
BdSea, and said be would come back on
requeat at any tbne tl ?? ptaaaeator migtu
went the origlnal documents identlfled ln
Krand jury or court room.
Arthur II. i 'hamberlaln. the asphalt and
road oii aaBdarwha waa faraed toadmiton
the arltnaaa stand Iti the J.,nn Doe Inqulry
that he had attemptcd to Induence the
evklence to be given by Ftllrr.ore i.'ondlt,
Of the I'nlcn Oll Companv. aald ; ? >t> nlay
that Paul Mcl.oud, the for':.. r _ngfB00r of
the Hlghwaya Denartinent who was in
Ms offlc whea he laasphoncd te ? .ridit,
vv. uld app.-ar at the jQhfl Di ? Inqulry
Monday and testify if h- vvas wanted.
Chamberlaln said McLoud could tell a
Btory whlch would call ...r exi _U-__ona
frcm Johr. A. HmiHIJ' BS 10 bla a.-tivi
tlee whea in the HUghwaya i1 ??;
but neltb..'t C-uvnberlaln nor McLeai
aoulii ko into det
? 'hamberiain InaiBted, however, that
thera was another graft sto ;. ao lar un
touched iti any Investlgatton, arhlch haa
to do .(ith the rk-UBglng of apei Iflcationa
on road work .-??iretly,
voi.-d i ..ntraetors the rlght to
from ? ?ert.tin si-, c.n.-d and -
penalve r..a.i oii.s te tai
top dreeetag. He d-.iar.-i l I
this story if h>- a_ BH"
neaa before Jaaaea \\. Gtoborna i albany.
CARLISLE GETS TIME
TO COMSULT COUNSEL
Hearing of Charges Against
Highway Commissioner Post
poned Until Wednesrtay.
[By TS-agiai h ta Ti-.e Tribaa
Albany. Nov. __-?To give J I
Carllale, tbe aceused Coaan - t at
High way bl an opportunlty i ?'?
couns.-i. Jaaaaa W. Oatrarn v-mor
Olynn'a -iveetlgatar, poetponed to-day
utiUl next Wt'.lncs.lay the baai ng on
the chargea growh-g a I aapbB_l
scandai broughl agalaal Hr Carlisle If
Henry a. Rublno, attona - I r tba BB_*>
ner-Quinlan Asphalt Col - -*rB9i
ment was rea.he.l nft. r 9 ? ??? ' renr*
by Mr. Osborne Mr.
Rublno.
When the meeting scheduled ' I B_9
afternoon was called to order
horn* Miue.t.'i! Mr. RaMBO tO ?' OAP
pared on W.-dn. sday to open the hearing
with the pteeoatattoa of tba ch-_rga9 9gi
any avtdaace he nalghl haw 1 aa r.__rta
of the chargrs ls that C< ,,r Car"
llsle dlscrlmitiatc.l Bgadasl W urntl QB991
i.in and oth.-r atl aspbaM inanufactaa
Ing lompanles in his spw '??'?? -tl?'"" 'f
the butldlag of state hlghwaya, and that
he favored the Harber Company. known
as the asphalt trust.
Mr. Carlisle will produce o". We.ines
,ia% the records ad the four ? 1-_bs he,d
oa the aapbaH apealfieatlonB .." JoH **?
juy .3, October ._ and Novembef l?.
Tlu- Harb.r Company intenda 89 take
an actlve part in rtofemUng Itaolf trom
the aivu-ations made agf|M< lt 'n '*"
Carllale ohargea. Two of it* retweaaaa-B"
tlve* VrankUn Nevtae and r? LaflaX KaV
logg. were praajent ta-day, aad ^
Navhaj BaM that ba want..: aa <>ppor'
tunity to present evldence It would 98
gCCepted, Commissioner ?'-' ??" said"
Patrlek H. Qulnlan, rlee-praau- nl ef th*
Warner-Quinlan Ootapany, aill " a 998*
ness for itubino. to support the chargsa
Qavernor ciynn c*j8_ferred e/Bh ^,r
Carlisle and Attorney Oener*.l Cxriaaaf
over th.- asphalt chargea, bul ? ,h,r
would dls.-uss the . matter.
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SULZER BARRED BY CLUB
Milwaukee Newspaper Men Re
fuse to Reccive Him.
| Mv TeleKrai.h ... The Tiil'ic I
.Milwaukee. N..v. M, William BVabWa
not of sut'icient Importance to be r"'"v.
as a anaai af the Mlla aukw P
aceoivftlng to the dedelAn ol Its oBV*fa,
mad.- public to-day. James (iatrli-^
Sulzer's press agent. came here *ev^
days ago to aiTaU-ge for ihe dt?po1",<, (,07
,-rnor to riellver a lecture hefor.- the cl
on the way Ihe tiewspa.-crs _a9-t-Bi I
pjoiaedlBga of Ua hwpaacbraeBi trlal.
Ti..- eaab is regarded as all the m-"
polnted because tbe Blab has been ho*.
to Jack Johnson and other puglliata.
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HALDANE PLEASES WILSON. .
Washington. Nov. K-Whlta "oU*|
ofllclals Informally express.d thelr ?-PP
clatlon to-day of th? speech of Vls(-ou
Haldane. Lord High Chancellor of Ore
Brltaln. In l.ondon last night, 1? whl
he praiaad Praaldant wiison'a interpret ?
tion ol the Monroo Doctrlne.