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CARRANZA'SRULE
SET UP IN JUAREZ
Lower California Rebels
Surrender?Deserters
Drifting In.
HUERTA QUITS JAIL
EOR WIFE'S HOME
Army Of 10.000 (iathers to Move
un Yuqui Britain Advises
cessionaires.
B Paie, Tex., Dae, 27. Control of
of Juarez by the
Mexican de facto government begun
to-day with the laitaUatlOB of officials,
inspection of archives and establish?
ment of o'licial bank accounts. Tho
mustering out <'f Villa ?oldiers also
began.
Jos? CMta. brother of Governor
Cantu, of Lower California, said to?
day that Governor ? untu had turned
.?ation to t'.
lay.
(?ener?is V;?!a, Rodr?guez and Medi
ta are the only known leaders in
arms in Chihuahua state against tho
?le facto government. General ( ?breg?n
said ' nguez's men, desert?
ing In trastera Chihuahua, ire pro?
ceeding to Juarez, and Medinavieta's
men also are coming in.
None of the generals, declared out- j
laws | has more than a cor
?d of adherents with him
according t>? < Ihn |
Gobi ral Victoriosa Huerta, held for
violation of neutrality laws of the
;!1 and was
removed to-duy frota the priion it
Pafl Blies ta the home of hii
. ,ards remained with him. The :
nature of his illness is not stated.
Recently it was reported he had re- j
covered from a nervous affliction.
Carranza Mobilizes 10,000
Men to Conquer Yaqui
Douglas, Ariz., Dec. 27. Ten thou- j
?and men, v ?
fifty machino gun? and several train
loads of ammunition, are beim:
centratcd at Hennosillo, Sonora, for a
oasnpa it tha Hronoo Yaqnl
Indians, now on ' I th southeast
g to stat? I
made to-day at < . l ? adquarters
opposite hi ?
-
eta in No
r, ?ill command. Three thou?
sand i aoldiei
'rom Nogales, Sonora, to
Naco, to entrain there and travel
in territory to Juarez.
? tish gov
I ? . a notil .'on to
hold?' rhts and concessions
1 while Victoriano Huerta was
g ti >'m to
? before January
th the require- ;
ments of the pr. ,n govern
\ ilia Will War and Win.
i> riart". Wife at Havana
I'.-c ?7. Mrs. I'ranclsco
? Vrxican rebel leader,
? . V ilia, wife of General
Villa'? brother. 1 by their
and many
hi re to day on the
kteamer Atenas, from New Orleans. They
announced 11 tended to estab
?
Francisco Vil1 that 1
? 1 Hip?lito Villa
had any intention of leavirg Ml
. unfident o:
mined to continue the struggle.
( hattanno^a Off to Join
Fled Patrol in Mexico
The protected cruis
mder
: s at the l'uifit Sound navy
?
c fleet on patro'.
The Chattanooga will ?top at San
commercial and
FIRE RECORD.
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JUDGE SWANN SWORN IN
Name.? of 53 \ssl?tant District Alt
nevs Will He Made Publir F-tda%
District Attorney - elect, Kdwi
Swann took the oath, of
afternoon before Presiding Justice
graham of the Suprer.- I
Department. Mr. Bwaaa will tak'e
? Year's Day. He expects
? alie the rimnt-s (.f ) ?
g
that within a f
? i- ado? a fea
. until the great ?
?
?ne staff
rt ? Taylor,
. ? peal bureau. Jami - I. McDona
i asan, li
.lohn M. M.ut?
phew of DeLeaoey .'?
Rayai H. Weller, Robert
?ind Jame? 11. 8m
I?i-tr.?-t Attornej Perh n i wai I
: his suff last night at a di
ner at Htaly' . They gave him a di
?After a long vacation, which
ith? Mr. Perki
II law in New York.
CLEARY GETS 3 YEARS;
CONVICTED OF FORGER
Ex-Boss of Maverstraw Saj
Clamor Made Him a Ooat.
William V. I learP) former Dem
cratic boss of Haverstraw, acquitted
killing his son-in-law, but found guil
of forgery as town clerk, was sentenc?
by Justice A. S Tompkins, in New CI
yesterday, to serve from three yeai?
six year? and four months. His la\
yer, l.ilward Briggs, moved for a CO
i -onable doubt. The con
nade the mot
tics M. J. Keofh at White I
Tuesday, January 7. Cloery
back to the New City jail until then.
mor made me a goat," ;
aa hi w.,s being led
. iron which lie walked out
a a \"ar ago. Cloary is coal
dent the courts will upset the forger
verdict. He was convieted of forgin
me of Thomas Allison, ? Havei
straw aaseaaor, to
? raw,
:' the wn
Deputy Attorney Gei i ral
? ved the ra>e of Fire Chic
Pernard Pox. an assoriato of Clear]
?rho Britaeaaed the murder, to trial. Fo
is accuse?! of perjury, in that he user
at the coroner's inquest he did 10
know where the murder pun w-as, at;
afterward that he had given it to hi
.vor to sho\
?' ..' Fox contradicted himiS
various versions of the dl
? gun un?ler oath. Tl ?
m ? ; \\ edneadiy. Fea, Demo
? man of Haverstraw, i
backed by the same old ring thi
courtroom at various Clear;
?.,1 seven Indict
Which h a v.
not been t ried.
?-'?
GIBBONS APPROVES
BILLY SUNDAYS WOP?
Cardinal Willing That Clergj
Cooperate in Campaign.
IBy ISBBBfaal
I Bj ?re. Do?. - ' Cardini
? ? to tht
Sunday campaign movement ir
when he B
tec that he had no objection wl
to the Catholic elergj .ed tc
cooperate In the campaign.
? Cardinal ? I by one ol
the Sunday committee, of v. h rh thi
-:, i'..-tor "I
pal church
? man.
Dr. Peck submitted this report to his
comm it I
"I visited the residence of the Car?
dinal by appointment r.n.l was gracious.
ly reeo.vea II are? my pui :
the Cardinal's assent to the
? by tie prayer meeting commit?
tee to the Catholic clergy of the city.
asking their coop?ration in pray? i
.oces? of the Sunday campa
Baltimore.
"The Cardinal expresse?! much inter
Mr. Sunday and !:.
he was piad to approve
soundness of Mr. Sunday's doctrine in
? -i great truths neglect?
modern churches. He had no o! i
litter being .sent to his
?Men."
STATE GETS BALLOON
FOR AERIAL PRACTICE
Fund of $2.500 Also Given for
Military Aviation Purposes.
Albany, Dec. 27. Two gifti to stimu?
late aerial nrac
: by Adjutant General L \V.
? :??-day. Robert Glendi
of New \ork. hi
; tional guard thi
; which won the Pittafleld balloon race in
1914, and Alan R. Hawley, preaident of
, the Aero i lub "f Ano : ice, baa I
over to the ?tate | half of tho
contributed by an unknown donor
to be divided i
Vork for military .v.
purpose-, (?f New Yoik's
I to the national guard
un?! Rl.250 to 'he naval mill
balloon l.'Fc. reuil haa a ?ga? ca
1,000 cut c feel
ihr.??? passengers. It is to h
as a eaptiva craft for aerial ol
:;tary man?uvri ' In
?
Fund has contributed |1
; ' quipment. The
funii also stands ? hate 10
, per cent, up to $10,000, of the total of
'gifts received before February 1 next
to aid military aviation.
$4 a year 20 Vesey St., New York
C Never has there been a greater
need fora thought?Hjl.even-tempered
periodical,free from sensationalism,
bitterness and prejudice. Such a
periodical is The Nation?a weekly
journal of Literature, Drama,
Art, Music, Science, Finance
and Politics. For over 50
years America's Foremost
Critical Review
Si-oo
e-rlo-K-tl.
10c s ropj
$4.00 a rear
I p thifl coupon and send with
$1.00 iub
s.nd THE
?JiATIO\ for ?
four in o a I h *
? Mb? i IplL.ti lo
4d?rrH. THK !*?ATIO?l.
?O VO/OOf It?, >r- l.r> 4 lljr
HIS INNER VOICE
WHISPERED HI9
So Police Defective Labo?
ratory Sends Prisoner to
Hospital, Not Cell.
THIRD DEGREE ROOM
LIKE DOCTOR'S OFFI?
Woods and Faurot Sure New
I xperiment in Criminology
Will Lead to Reforms.
It was an inner \oice that ordered
Fritz Knauff, a fartcr.ai.il, to kill hlm
-. the East, -^ide a few nights afro.
Ihn same :rii,..r voice told him to bum
ehurchee, kill four pcnoni, rob his
employer and finally to buy Iodine to
end his life. S'o he hae Informed Dr.
Hisch, in charge of the labora
* Police Headquarter! for dk
? among criminals
tal nailer obaervatlon, following I
an exciting lesaion at Polio
-:bed an amazing
m bia n . and,
?rom his pi.
began tearing
them to Inspector Faurot Another
time he interrupted bil atory io point
te a Tribune reporter who was near.
"That's the man who ordered me to
burn down tho churches." h*1
"The ffcod work of I\ liceman Wein?
stein," -tor Faurot, in charge
t.f the Detective 1'ureau. "brought thia
man to us for examination and limpll
tit-d things consitleralil\.
"Weinstein followed instructions
which make every policeman a lay
worker in our laboratory for dtaeover
in_- the n.entally tlefective. lie noted
ho? ' i acted. He paid par
attention to the tl
if it was connected or rambling, antl
erred erbettlet the man ap
the naosl run of persona
he ha | Then
Ii a ?it tailed report I
ant Ahrams, BtOH Street sta?
tion, '
tion that Dr. Blach examli -
mer Woi da, * ho has
i tli'
fectivei ? iry, is encouraged by
bed.
"Re alta within the laat two months
indicate that ab< '
ara brought to tl -? Hu
abnonnal men*
mer. "It is
not unreaaonable to infer from this
f the
total daily arrests weald tV made up
of abnoi mal ; ? would
mean that some thirty Individ?ala
re Irre ponaible
and sit commit crime if
! ha opporl unity ..r. r ? are daily taken
? .lice."
l>r. Bisch and Inspector Faurot have
their headquartera on the top floor of
Police Headquartera, In a sunny cor?
ner of the building. There, surround
I few
chairs nnd bi n a good pu tun i, a -?mall
office Installed. From this
oflce everything that ?uggesis police
ASKS RECEIVERSHIP
FOR TEXAS S PACIFIC
Hankers Trust Co. Alleges De?
fault in Interest Payment.
Dallns, Tex., Dec. I trshlp
for the Tt -
pany WH B bed in a petition filed here
to-da> mpany
? York, through their local attor?
neys. Default in payment of interest
Bdf is alleged. Hearing was asl
? II,
tor the railroad served no
? the re
' -Il ip.
The ? which included 'he New
ray < asea ft
?
oritl n .rially
; -
rge J- Gould
the 1
rexai f. Arkaa*
The road
?
line i ? rn New Orleans to Fl
ill of the road here aa!d the
tiling of the suit was a complete sur
to them.
plaint allegi -n of
funds after the payment of all operat?
ing i
.
. .,, . . - r and a
? forecli "f a]I prop?
mder t
-? h ich they want payia
Nine Tessa ra i
?
.
. Trinity ?tt DraZO
aouri, ' Ukahoma i Gu
eat Northern, San Antonio, Uvalde
ft Gulf, B
fort Wort 'irande and Gulf
Ltaes.
T. & P. Petition Believed
step to Eliminate Gould
Yv. w. Green, i I
' ' '
?lain and t
the rights under that mort-fatre. The
I waa filed at tl
of B. F. Bu
& Iron Mountain Railway I ompany,
which is tho owner i subject to |
10 and upward of the
!
Should the court appoint a receiver
' will mean
that
'
l
will meet
of la*
.
taken out
Indep the (io- Ida 1 be Mia*
aoarl Peeifl? u no longer eostrolled
I
? b ft Ce. and their ai*
\ receiver ?
rate the i . ,
?
hau I.. ? family
?
?
nova
? ? neat in thi i
' Kahn, Lot ' & < o. to ?limin?t -
I 4,<.tj|i| from the < ,ain of railroads one?
1 controlled by him. I
PEACE FLEET FOR PACIFIC
Shipping Men See Boom in Release of
( anadian Pa? ill. Liners.
Vaiiweiai. !'? -" shipping
men are jubilant in their expectation
of renewed trans-Pa:iftc activities di?
rectly, due to the release by the Brit?
ish Admiralty of the Canadian Pacific'!
Oner.tal fleet, which, until a few
month? ?irn, was enframed a? auxiliary
to the British navy in the 1*1
Vancouver is ar.t.? pating the early
arriva', of the Bsapreae of Japan, which
ha? been entirely remodelled and re?
nted, making ht r as spick and span a?
?ha ftrsl came from the ?hip
sard? SB the Clyde. Close in her wake
ne-PaalBl greyhounds
Mi ? ' P.ussia and Asia,
ships, which have been thor?
oughly overhauled at Hong Kong and
made as Bl as lew for the return of
normal conditions. Awail '.g
them are f ' '? M il freight
? 1 for trans-PadoC ports.
latly several hundred carload? of
Aaterieaa lad Caaadiaa product? con
; to Russian ports arrived in Van?
couver, to nwaa the coming of the
Canadien Pacific r.mprcs?e?. There
are a? many carlo? is of good? and war
?uppl.es for the Reniai government.
?
STREET RAILWAY LITIGATION
N. Y. Railway? \cqulre?. (Talma Against
H. Y. City Railway Co.
rd : ?'. bring to an end the liti?
gation arising OBt of the New York
tad the Metropolitan
: eelverahlpa ths Kew
Vorl. ' ompany ha? ao*]
I of the principal fM
the New Tori
| upon the basis of 45
? the face amount of the
N?w York Railways Company
,jire the claims
creditor! which hava not !" n scqaired
u. lar the p' i of reorgai Itatton of the
Metropolitan company upon the basis
per cent of the face amount al
lowed by tha ?-fo'cial master. Payment
ha made on January 15, provided
the off?>r is accepted and approved as
s gnments and releases executed. The
nty Trust Company is iikiag for
?litS.
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Record? of the Fast
Twentj-four Hours.
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DERATE POLITICS
AT CITY INQUIRY
SenatorWagnerand Chair?
man Brown in Wrangle
on State Taxes.
THREE BOROUGH
PRESIDENTS TESTIFY
Favor Referendum on Whether
Legisl?ture or City Should
Fix Employes' Salaries.
Politics stole into the afternoon aei
sion yeiterday at the City Hall of the
Brown legislative committee, which is
investigating city financ?e, deiplte the
atTort of Senator Elon R. Brown to keep
it out. Senitor Robert F. Wagner.
one of the three Tammany members of
the commi'tee, brought up the subject
and a debate ensued as to how well, or
how badly, the Democratic or Republl
? rs had art rk'-d for the in
''i rk i Ivy in the past.
? ater Wagner luggested that New
York paid about TO per cent of the
. and pointed out th.it the
get practically no returns from the
sums it invested, particularly In stat?:
' BJS, th.? normal and agricultural
|| and HlS State Department of
Health.
Chalnaaa Brown took exception to
Mr. Wagner's statements, and showed
that the measures effecting these proj?
ects had been CTOBtod by the Demo
- legielatora or passed by Repub?
lican lsgisiators at the request of New
York representatives in the Legislat?
ure. He petate, out that the statt
normal schools nad many students
from this city, as well as the agricult?
ural Bthool, and that the bill Imposing
B tax on this city in connection with
the State Department of Health bad
been passed by a Democratic Legis?
lature.
I' trough Presidents Marcus M.Marks
of Manhattan, Lev. is h. pounds of
Brooklyn and Douglas Mstheweon of
'I he Bronx testified at the afternoon
Thomas W. Churchill, piesl*
the I trd of Fducation, and
1 larenee E Meli \ ociate
tendent of khoela, sls
educatioaal matters at the
?
1 teas Brown recalled his Btate*
ll ;. pr?viens session that, the
;" real e?iate
I city were levied not so much
? i sense of - a Sl Is ' CS as the
Bnicipal authorities to
iae the eitv'a debt limit m ques
hs Baked the Borough Presidenta
actual value of real a
? K nga County int-r : led as ?
:
chalnaaa i ad President
. I 'hin!? it has," the witness re
theffS are many
? utstiea, but on the
I do not think we have just
rit."
"Hi.? the ;ire>ent tax rate In New
York dtp reached a point where there
is a crNi.? and an emergency calling for
drastic relief, either by ?
duction of city expenses or by obtain
tng lome r.ew loureei of re-enn*
asked Senator Brown.
Th? witness replied that he thoui
such a crisis had been reached a
that real eatats was bearing too mu
of the burden. He added that he I
not see how the city's expenses eel
ICed, as they had already be
cut nearly to the bone, and they wc
bound to increase during the next f
year?.
Pr. -..lent Pounds defended heron
; the Brookl
budget had stead, ly deereal
15 per cent B?BCC 1010, which
to if not greater than "
any other city departmi nt; He advoci
ad, however, ? centralization ot power
the Board of Fs'irr.ate to fix the si
aries of ail cry antl county employ
other than elective offices, a
teachers' salaries. He was not su
that the Board of Estimate i
. aries or ?how a material savii
to the city if it had such power, hut ?
that body was at present credited m
the responsibility for the city's fli
BI BN it should have the full power, 1
red.
hlymanN. D.Shapiro. ofKi-g
wanted to know if the Borough Prea
'ild approve of the re
0 salary of the chief cierk i
the Surrogate's Court of that count
. John H. M
Ceeey/, the Brooklyn Tammany lt-ade
Mr. Pounds demurred on an answer b
saying that he did not care to go In1
particular case?
In answer to Chairman Brown'l que
tlons the three Borough Presidents ?!?
dared they would be in favor of a re
erendum t? ascertain whether the pet
pie wanted the Legislature to fix th
salaries of city employ?s or wanted
done by the local authorities. The
agreed, however, that the questio
?hu:!.i not be lubmitted to the peopl
at the national election next year, an
that it would be a better time at th
municipal election in 1917.
Dr. Helens* opposed the suggeitio
of Mayor Mltchel, Controller Prendoi
gast and other city officials for a sma]
paid Board of Education. The matte
of the proposed new courthouse will b
taken up to-day.
.
$20,000,000 BOND
ISSUE FOR ERIE
J. P. Morgan & Co. Will Under
write the Securities.
Directors of the BrtS Railroad, at i
meeting yesterday, approved a flnanc
ing plan which will involve the issuanc
of new convertible general mortgag
bonds bearing interest at 4 per cent
President F. I?. I'nderwood has asket
J. P. Morgan ft Co. to form a syndicat?
to underwrite the bonds.
The amount of the new Issue will bi
slightly under $'_'0,00fi,ooo convertibli
into common stock In two years at 60
The bonds Will be offered to tho share
holders at 85. The company alreadj
has two convertible Issues authorized
totalling f.")0,000,000( known as Serie
"A" and Serles "B," of which about
121,000.000 is outstanding. The new
bends will probably be known a?
t "C."
More than half the funds derived
from the proceeds of the sale of the
new bonds Brill be UBSd to pay off the
$10,000,000 collateral gold B per cent
I which mature Apr.l 1, 1010. An
Other maturity that will probably be
pn vi,led for la an underlying is?ue of
?0,000 Buffalo, New York ft Brie
7 per ?.- ige, bends, which
<i matare June l,
The taking up of these two m:t
; turities Will leave about $7,000,000 for
other corporate purposes.
With t! e freeing of millions for in
from the January 1 Interne
and dividend disbursements bond deal?
er? look for an even greater improve
I ment in the demand for railroad bonds.
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
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25,000 GET MORE
NAVY YARD PAY
War Brins?*. Advances of 8 to 49
Cents a Day to Workers
Here.
Tr-r. TT? Tribune Bureau ]
Washington. Dec. 27. A general In?
crease of wages for the men employed
at the New York navy yard was an
-..! by Secretary Daniela to-day,
witb similar increases for other yarda
throughout the country. The New
York increases run from 8 to 4S cent!
a day, the biggest ilicei going to en?
gine tenders and heavy forgers, and
the average being 5 cent! an hour for
an eight-hour" day.
The advances are made neceisary by
?he legal provision that tho rate of
I in each yard shall be equal to
ihoie of establishments in the neigh?
borhood. The demand for machinists
to make munitions ha? cauied a gen?
eral increase in the wages paid in thoie
trades.
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effect," says the announcement, "or
bave been iisued that where the
maximum in any trade has been in?
creased, every employe in that trade
shall be advanced to the next higher
rating. The reaaon for thli is that
the maximum i? increased only be?
cause, under the law, it has been found
that the ratea paid in the vicinity have
increased. It is believed that every
workman in that trade is entitled, un?
der the law, to share in the increase.
"In accordance with the recommenda?
tions of all the wage hoards, the pay
of the supervisory force quartormen
nnd leading men which has hereto?
fore been fixed at 25 per cent and 10
per ce
mum
nt, respect ?rely, ?bov? tke JT"
pay of the trade, will kT*f'?
pay to those mechai iea an.i ir.|* !1
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pervieory eapacil '*?
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exactne?a the average ?moUn? 0f \?
increase?," said 5< . m?tL. S
may be B te ted, however, that the?. ?
a ?J?rn?"*
the employe.? at navy yard? ?? ''
There .?re ah? at JS.ooo 1^
employed In navy :-'*?ai???
tiens, and the c? ? 0? '*?
of them will be ^rn?!.,
January 1. Tho?e ;? ,. 'r
greatest increase this rear did r.ot,?,
saiva any lasreeas
a -
U. S. EXPORTS DOUBLED
Shipment? to South American Co?,
tries Increase 100 Per Cent in Ye?
The foreign tra i ? ? ? ..
National City Rank in
for the tveek ended Peer
that exports from the L'n ted Btaaai
South America aro now doub!? t???,
of the corresponding period a rer.r i?.
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OOO.OOil. airav ?t < ?-, ,,_
month in 1014.
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1'ruguay and Colosal ? f? rated the b?I?
of the gain, leptefllher alss ?he????;,
striking increase, the Bsoyesaoat In ta?
month to Argentina diaplaviag ?n ,j
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porta to Urazil ahoet M r*r ren? it,
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also manufactures of Iron sad ?t?,
leather, tinplate, knit goods, agrieu't
ural machii.ery. j -Sctin*?!
bra?? and copper, boot? and ahcei ?nd
wire.
ARMY AND NA VY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS Oh WARSHIPS
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