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ALBUQUERQUE, NKW MEXICO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1913,
TnTnUNK-CITIZEN.
Vol. 20, No. SO.
IF
1
FATAL VOLLEY
REBELS' REPLY
TO TEARS OF
MOTHER
Blood Nor Family Ties Avail
lo Save Captives from Ven
geance of Infuriated Con
tttitutionalists.
STATE AND FEDERAL
OFFICIALS EXECUTED
Pillage, Arson and Murder
Means Used by Rcvoltosos to
Celebrate Fall of Tamauli
pas Capital.
lty Leased Wins to lUcnlnc Herald.
Mexico City. Nov. 88 niood and
family ties did not avail to halt tho
vengeenee of tho eonHtltutlonnllsla
wIiih federal nffleehnldsra foil Into
their bends at the capture of the tHtr
r Victoria Capital of the elate of
THiiiaHllpua. Skate aa well as red
cm! officials were exeeuted without
quarter.
Among those killed wan a young
olvlltaii, cousin of Hnrltpie Calmltbro,
who Is tho leader of tho rebels at Vlo
toriu, and one of tho chief lleiitununta
of Ynuet..ino CurrMiun. Tho young
civilian wan aondomned to dlo be
oiniHfi ho had helped tho fodoml
troupa defend thn ally.
Tfio young man's inothor, who Ib
on nunt of tho rebel officer, wont on
lior Knees and bugged that tho life of
her Hon ho saved. Cnlmlloro's reply
wan to havo hla aoualn broUKht from
the prison and stood In front of a fir
ing aquad of revolutionists, who shot
him down hroro hla inolhor'a oyos.
Details of tho oopturo or Victoria.
WhleU- iHWirral a wook hko, roauhui)
M'&xtDo CMty tla. OohhtoI Antn
nlo ItolOK. the fi-doral Miinmandr
of Vjtorla. on vaouatliiK tho ell?
prooHlod with Ui tronpH to tn
mutfrt In th oxpeotatlon of mak
IdK 8 roHiiaclloti with the fihral
cUnitn ooimnandrtil by nonoral Itublo
Xt varr'tf. who waa trying to no tl
tit niwUttHiioo of thw narrlwm ot Vlt
tta Till imU. luiwever. iwnt out u
ftffliitF wiuadron ! moot aonral Na
VRriil'a uo4p and i-heckl their
ptttSftMN. The fate of both Ottieml
Mfbratv's ciiminand and that of
CldlinNl ItalwHn l "till unknown
h. Th ooiiBtllutlonaltata troop
ufUrdtl Victoria durlitK tho afturnoon
of vonibor 1. hnmwllately after
tlfa fjderul troOw had evacuated the
of Wiloh th" had.dbfndal stout
ly, far thre daya. The robola. II la
i onitf atarted plllali. aottltiR
fuj Ut houawa and inurdvrltiK 'HV.ni.
lMlvftlu raldnncaa aa wall aa sturoa
nfl flfvrnmiit offlcaa wen- aaokwl
HHtl ft number of atnlah realdeuta
WOro lHHwI. Including. It l ald. tho
Uinh comml.
K farther inovomenl of rebol troojw
the (IWtriPl ol -ICllrla anraiu
'Ifiinfrteo i irttt In maaangea re
eSvatl through ratlroad nt. The
tfbg&ph wire were cHt today at
Olllifl. about 0 mllea narthwmt
qR 'Itoutileo Train aervlee between
Thitpco anil Vlotoila baa Iwen "
Strrrl'an cotton In limited qiwntl-
tm tu Ih admitted Into Maxmn
frtta f duty unleaa railroad eominun
tflltlMi with the Torrenn cotton dla
trtat lie rvatored within a wek. ae
Mnil)K to a iitatament made today
m Un mlulaler of foment-. I.eopolilo
tWtoWlar The olijeet of thla meaaure
U tn tiaimulllae the textile workarm
Who aee datltutlon staring them In
tl dire owing tn the threatened cum
lilk f 'he mllla hecauae of the laok
oTnt eottoM Only aueh iihhhUIIm
fC? Alnertean eolton aa are HAiMMry
ts'rifhvlJle for the temporary iiend
OF tB Indualry are to he permiMad
to, INlter free.
AHHAX'.A Willi. NOT
TltAVKItSU ItXITHU STATUS
llertiioallln. Mexico. Nov. 27. (Via
Sfogftlai. lUmorno, Nov. 28.) Clanoral
(3irrtaa aabl late today that hla pro
Wt&l trip Into triithuahtia atat"
WQIim not lie made through the Unit
ed gfiatea even If permlHHtnn were
MMlifd by the Waahlngton govorn
lWn(, lie aald he expected to make
tllp luird eroaa-country inarch betwaan
A$M l'rtaia and Juarez with a eul
limn of trnoHi and not with a hiiihII
otVart a when ho made hla trip from
nHliIIa to ftounra.
4 Witen he expeete.1 lo tuxke the
iHliraW (he iHiiiHtltutlonHllat'M com-
lillliltH" lf'llne(r lo amy, hut It waa
bfltlftWd that no move would he made
llllill lite expected rapture or the C'lil
IniallBB atate oapltal. InHtn-genl
fmvia will .eptlnue the luveatmant
ofi MlwlUn. aaaport In Slnnloa. and
Oliftifttna. the gulf port of Bonora
wliiau are the only Important polnta
held W tho lluerta troops in tho
norlhwaet.
Ilaiiorta of two fraah vlotorloa to
(ha fliith arrived laat night at Car
rmnaa'a headiiuarlerK from Itoaarlo,
Hlnohui It waa reported that Col
Itafael Hultni donated a atrong 1 "1
u inn of federal nt Bantla on Novem
ber 20. .The low on both side wan
Klvon 200 kll'od. Tho InsurgohtM
iUUo that thoy had onpturod two ma
chine Ktma. 100 rlflea and much um
munition. Tho lnaurKont lender. IanU
ro Ibano, ro)ortod that hla forflca
had routed u fvdoral force which dlf
omborked at Ban lllaa to mitrah to
tho relief of the Korrlnon ut Teplc
City. The battle occurred Novemhor
23 ut Cuetu In Teplo territory.
TIIUHK nAfmBBIIIl'K GO
TO MIUCICAX 14AST COAST
Washington. Nov. 28v-Soori)tnry
Daniel today ordered Hear Admiral
ItadKur. oommunder-lnuhiof or mo
Atlnnlc Ami, to send the battleships
Conticotloul, Kansas nnd Ohio, of tho
fourth division, rrem Mediterranean
porta to tho east aaast of Mexlao, or
reliefs for tho Louisiana, Michigan
and Now Hampshire of tho soeond di
vision. The feiffth division will
for Moxioo on December i and prob
ably will renflh Vera Omit about De
cember 20 to SI.
At the navy deparlmont It wan mid
tnrirtv that tho Lmilstann. Mtahtgan
nnd NllHinpohtro would lonve for
home porta linmoalfltMy on the arri
val of the vessels from tin Medltar-
rnitoan.
Tho Imttloshlp Now Hampshire Ik
dlio In Veni Crux today from Tux
imtn. Hrllfali ?nilrr Arrltm
Vera Crux, Nov. is.- The Ilrltteh
crulner Suffolk, fliiKuhlp of the Woat
Indian iHjuadron. arrived here today.
TWHXTII4TII I N I-'A XT 1 1 V
MCAViNc I'oit tiiic nonnnu
Bait Lnko City, Nov. 28. Kort
Puglaa wiib tho aoone if buay prepar
ation today for the departure of tho
Twentieth l'ultad Ktatoa Infantry to
III I'hko. ordora to rocoed to tho
border ware rwolvod late yeaterday
and It In aald the troops will depart
tomnrrnw. thla belnjr eonllnKant upon
the tranapnrtatlon faetlltlea. bids for
whlrh were made today. The regi
ment niimltera 775 onllated men and
SO officer. Only about a doiton men
will be (eft here In eharge of the
post.
ltKIUir Alt.MV TO 1.I5AVH
KATtJUDAY TOR ROITH
HI Paso, Tox Nov. 28. Panoho
Villa declared thla morning tlmt hla
robol army with the exception of
thoumind men, who would remain to
guard Juarez, would leave Hattirdny
morning Hiiro for the aouth, to nt-
took the fedurnla defeated uutaldo of
Juaros thla week. lie heara from un
ofllolal acouta that the fedenil traiua
went "dead" at Villa Ahumuda on
the retreat and that the federala are
uuinnlug at that point. olKhty-three
mllea aouth of Juurex. Villa aaya he
hua plenty ot umtnunltlon for-u Clidd
fight or a hickc of the alnfc enpttnl.
He dorlaroH he enptured 1122 rali
non ahella In the rocent fighting, be
aidPK 1300 rlflea and 23,ooo rlfb
cartrldgea.
Villa aaya the rebel lont In dead
waa not over eighty.
BOOKS OF WESTERN
FUEL COMPANY
SECURED
Mandatory Subpoena Required
to Force Defendant Corpor
ation to Accede to Grand
. Jury's Demand.
Iy t,otii,c(t Wire to KvmHur lior.ild.l
San Kranclsco. Nov. 3. The Hooka
of the Weatero Puel company ware
laid before the federal grand Jury to
day In iom pita me with a mandatnry
aubnuuna. The UnlttMl Htutaa uttor
nay haa bean trying aince earl aunt
mer to gel aeoeaa to thoae booka.
rbe coal corporation through Its
secretary, David Nororoaa, refused to
obey a grand jury subpoena to pro
aeni all Ita booka, and Xorcroaa wm
urraatad. chargwl with contempt. II
waa found guilty by JuMhM Hooting
In the United Ktataa district court
and on appeal to the United Htatea
circuit court, the lower tribunal who
sustained, and any further auhpnanaa
of the grand Jury were made man
datory.
The company elalmed that the gov
eminent atlornty wanted the booka to
line III the proaoelillnn of the com
imny'a otllcerH, who are under Indlet
ment for allegad c.ml weighing fraud
BURGLARS HEED NOTICE
AND USE NO DYNAMITE
lty U-ascd Wlro to Kvfning Herald.
Puoblo. Colo., Nov. 28. Hurglara
who broke Into the store of (irnyhonl
& CIIiih here early this morning re
moved from tho safe valuable papers,
but secured no cash.
Tho safe was not blown because tho
following notice was printed on tho
door: 'Please don't blow this safe. It
Ih unlocked."
STOLE THANKSGIVING
DINNER; IS ARRESTED
lty LonHcil Wire to Kveulne Ilornld.
. Han Kranclseo, Nov. 28. Hungry on
Thanksgiving day and nut of work,
Thomas Ktark, &2 years old, stole ft
loaf ot bread from a Chinaman. Ha
waa arrested.
An hour afterward Stark waa eat"
Itvg turkey and cranberries and mlnsa
Pie with other InuiHtaa at the olty
prison. The loaf of bread la held as
evidence.
ATLANTA IKES A
IRONS FIGHT
FOR RESERVE
BAN K
Georgia Senators Gomplioatb
Situation iBy Insistence
That They -Wont Do Busi
ness With New Orleans,
NUMBER MAY BE
INCREASED TO TEN
(By Leaned wiro to Ilvcnlnt; llorUltl,
WMiniiKtan. Nov. 28. Location of
llls regtontU reeervs latuke to be
xtiibiriho(l by the new eurraricv Ulll
Seattle a matter of praaalng import-'
ance when the uamncrauc confer-
euc reaumed work todity. The In-
etetence of Henator Hole Pmlih and
Kanator imcon of cienrcla tiiat the
tefrtlory tributary to Atlanta would It. Wallace, Wty comptroller, sue
not do buatueaa with a regional oaitfc ceedd to the mayor's chatr,
ut New Orleana may force the son- Mhank teiiUflred hla retagrmtUm
ference to nt least Informally outline after he had isjnf erred with a nufn-
dlHtrlcta and locations fur the banka,
while the admlnlHtrntton will nro-
poiio olght regional lMinkH, the con-
feronco may .finally Increase them to
ton. The bill that paeasd the homo
lirovldad twelve
HepublcHn senators probably will
not toko up tho currency bill na a
imrty menanre. Leaders said today
that they had no plans for a Itapub-
lleon conference nnd declared their
offorta to amend the bill will be
taken up on thp floor without regard
o any agreement t Democrats may
rHh to unaulmoualy sHiHirt the
Owan bill.
Work dragged somewhat in the
eonforence today and the leaders
aald If tho bill wn not comploted by
tomorrow night the aeuntora probably Martin J. UylftMi and President Wli
would work Rujjday. Slam II. Davis of the beard of public
a gunrumon or deposits propose"
by Senator Williams wns raferrod to
the DoniocrnlH of tho banking com-
mlttee. Homu form of KUnmnlae la
expeoted to roauH. Tho nttijiber of aald ho did not wish the patrolmen
members of the fodoml reserve board to ride on wagons (drlveu by non
wna left to be taken up later. union teamsters If ft atrlke ocrurred.
Heuntor Thomaa of Colorado un-
nounced he would propose an amend,
ment to mak(. the now currency pay
able In "gold, silver or lawful moil-
oy."
ED SEWE
TO COST PITTSBURG
Army of Workmen with Steam
Shovels at Work Tearing
Up Mains Blown Up By Ex
plosion. flly Leased Wlro to ltvnnlocr Herald.1
out. i. .i. v.. n c, , tfimvaia
were today employed hi tearing up the
remnant of the nine foot sewer.
wrecked for a mils In the Uwrence-
vllle district hy en axploalon of sewer
gas last Wsdnaday. Debris has
elogge.1 the channel nd scwae and
water Imoklng up had undsnnlntd
the walls of a orewory o tlmt 1 -a
in danger of falling In. twol nun-
drwl pmployaa werv hurriedly nrlvon
Into tho atreat terlt' Inapwtrift..
Director of rulllc Work Jalia
Herron announced today (hat Uie city
would replace the wreckatl sar.-ar
with an adeiuats tunnel at a cost or
11,000,000.
INJUNCTION RESTRAINS
COURT FROM DECLARING
OREGON CITY ,DRY"
(Hy lAnse.l IVIrf n llventng llernld '
Ralem. lire., Nov. 2 - A perma-
nam Injunction restraining the conn-
ty court from declaring this rlly
ory in HCCTirimuvi- w,,,i .--..i
of election. November I last, waa
granted tndftf by the circuit curt.
Tlie county court will appeal
The circuit court ruling holds that
the election was mil a general elec
tion, as provided by the looal option
ad
It was a siieetal alaaUan oalls.1
tar the purpose of sunuilUliig refar-
end u m measiirfiB to the volant and Ha-
Ism njid other cltes filed laeal op
tion petitions.
TRANK W. CARPENTER
GOVERNOR OF M0R0
,
fltr funnel Wire IniIiiv iters'.l.
Man n. xov. ax. frana w. mr-
peuter, executive secretary of the
Philippines waa today appointed gov -
ernor of the nwln uf Msr.. Hs
Biiecceua urisaoier unini ...
Porshlng and is the first civilian gov
ernor of tha province.
Ilnaohnll Veteran Dloa.
Ilea Maine. la.. Nov. at William
Hwyer. onoe inanaaer of tlie Has
.Muluas Weatarn Isagua team and Ha
lender whan It gained the Isagua
ahamPlonshlp In lfli. dlatl at Walar- ;
bury, Conn , early today. aeeordtitK
n a message received hsre this af-
. teruoon. Tuberculosis was the cause
I of death.
WRECK
MILLION
noose m
FORCED OUT
. IND I G NflHT
ENS
Samuel lewis Shank, Who Re
fused toilet Police Ride on
Cars Duiaug Strike Resigns
His Office.
BUSINESSMEN WERE
A$0UT TO IMPEA0H
Hy Umacil Wlro to Itvoulne Ilornld.
iiiuuiinnifc ia.. .Nov, .--un-
uei Uewit jUutfe reHjnU aa mayor
of Indlanapslffli title afternoon. Tha
real k nation if til roauU of Ifttior
troHHim tn tna ou anrl a t Ureal or
impeachmanl priK'eedlnga by a com
mlttee of bnhlnewt men unleiat fur-
mer oieoruer were aveneu. iiarry
er of uiitan BNtot ofActal reKarUIng
an imiiendtng gtrtk of teatnH'.ers,
who told hint there waa little hope
of averting thn strike. Mayor Bhuttk
announced Selnesdny that ho won;
resign if tho threatened strike could
not be stopped. Shank was wultud
on by a committee of bualnoaa men
Tuesday night and waa informed that
Impeachment prwcdla against
Hint were seiita; prejmrtu ami wmitu
be filed today If the Impending tenm-
stent' strlk coald not be averted.
Mayor ifliank's attitude dorlnv th
recant atraat car strike, whan lie let
It be known that he did nut wish no-
Itcomen tu ride on the ears manned
by strike-breaker, cauped the realK-
nutjlon of Superintendent of Police
aaieiy.
At the firs I pollee roll ci after
tho police ehtfs reaignatton Mayor
Hhank made n apeech In whleh he
TIiIb alatament. It to aald, resulted In
the beginning of preimratlons to file
Impeachment pmeeedluga agulnst
th. itinr.
OF III
ET1ERS MORALS
OF
Counsel for Raoy Hindu Writ
er Declares Twelve Good
Men and True Will Be Im
proved By Reading.
Chicago. Nov. in -ototnan
Vmv Adusht Itanlah thla after- O
11, i on wee f"UIIll guilty of asud-
hut an objectiaiiable liook by ax- e
proas In violation of the Intar-
UUe commerce law.
The verdict a-aa read to Judue
Carnwiter. ag .Iuga Maek the
trial Judge, waa obliged to
lo Now "iork t i.no to. tay.
Sonleiuc will be fixed by Jud
'Tl. t
y ",Y" . " ".7"
Ig the maximum penalty tor Uie ?
OffeiUM-
Hv Inacd Wlro Tlvenlns: Herald 1
Chicago, Nov. M. -Tlie case of
(itntnan Xnr Adusht Hanlah. charged
with transmitlliig abject tollable mat-
. .... .. l . . .... ,tl. i 1 1 f V
today. Comwel for the defendant
d
B,ivoeates -xeratoe and living In the
sun and declared that the Jurors
would be better men for having lis
totted to the reading of It.
- -
AMERICAN GULF COAST
WILL BE PROTECTED
AGAINST YELLOW FEVER
Ily IoaMil Wlro lo livening Herald.
Wushlngion. Nov. 2t -Surgeon
Cieneral Blue of the public health tar
vtea took nctlva atapa today to pre
'tret the American gulf coaat agalaat
yellow fcv r reporte.1 by unofficial
sources at Puerto, Mexico, the north -'ru
terminal of the 'Pehaonienec rail-
S., Z. , Z.rX 7Z
suiMctd of havliiK an due ta fa.
var. The same ad vines stale tne
Drlllsh consul at Puerto. Mexico, has
ihwh insiruru-o iu oaii-remraie "
' llrltlsh subjects In that vlelnlty.
1
NATI0N WANTS SCALP OF
COLD STORAGE TRUST
flly lieesei! Wiro to llvoiilue Ilornld.
Washington. Nov. 8.--The
4 nation's interest in Attorney
Qeneral MeRsynnld's laveatlua
4 Uon of the aliened cold storage
4 truat was Uidtaated today whan
hundreds of 1 attain of rotnmen
4 datlnn from all pari of the
counirv came to the department
of puttlce 4
CTIZ
r BOOK
JURORS
CRACK SPHR OF
ROULETIE WHEEL
IS UNTIMELY
S
Mystery Envelops Death of
Bietur&$4ttc Oliioago Gam
bler Found Dead By Bullet
Wound.
SKULL FRACTURED
IN THREE PLAGES
lly Irtsod Wro to fUvonltig jrot-ald.j
Chicago, Nov. 28. Allampla were
made by tho polloo totlHy .ttr wdve
ttie nijiiiterj aOrrainidfnflr the awth
r ati8ir c. nwm a mpier, wnoso
body waa found yeslofflny an a fur in
wot of the olty.
Mrs. Ituwa, who had not Doon liv
ing; with her ltuslwnd, Identified the
body late laat night There waa a
bullet wound In the bond and the
skull waa fractured In three pktoos.
Mrs. Howe aald she had not aeu
her husband since last Hunday. hut
that there had boon no iuarrel.
Whothor murder or suioldo. the
death of I (owe brought Into public
view thn lights and shadows of a
"sport" onrcer. Howa waa profl
clent at spinning a wheel or dealing.
lie wmi one of the beet known and
in.art prosperous Mamblera Ih the olty.
With tbf closing of the race tntelw
here more than a decade ago Howe's
fortune changel. lis had lost h,le
money and hla friends knew It, but
with the old pride of a once success
ful gambler, he never would admit ft.
William McCann, caretaker at the
ojd Hawthorne race track, taallflsd
nt the tnaunat that a revolver found
near the body was Ills property, but
said Howe had access to It. The cor
oner then ordered a continuance of
the proceedings.
WHEELS ON 1,090
S.0F-
ARE STILL
All Activities on Southern
Raihvav Susnended While
Remains of Late Chief Arc
Laid to Rest.
Ily I eased Wlro to Xroului; Herald. 1
Washington, Nov. Funeral
services for William Wllcoa Plnhy.
late preafdant of tha Hauuisru Rail
way syetem. were half here thta
morn tug In m. John's ItDlscypal
oliurcli attended hy many governmeni
offlaallfv and his former aaeoctotes m
Uie commercial aim tranvporiauuu
world.
s the lnHly waa carried Into the
church Just hefor,. 11 a'olock all ac
tivities over the kkiutheen Railway s
000 miles of road ceased far fivs
minutes. Kihployes overywiiere Jam
down their work, tralne everywhere
Btaiiilatill SIMl III sllODH
inaehluery soasetl to tuvh.
The boi' was borne Dy six neitrn
porters, veterans In tha . ailipiny of
the oomaatry. The hailomry pall-
Iwarera Includetl aaorga I". Hakar.
Jamea J. Hill. Bt II. Clary and Fran
cis Lynde tttt'tson.
COLORADO CLOSED
M&sa County National of.
Grand Junotion Fails Bt
onuse of Impairment of St
ouiities. flly I-osed Wrro lo irveiilnu HomliL
Oraad Juiwtlon, Colo., Nov. II.
TV Mesa Couaty Nattioaal Hank, Hie
Oldest finunclul InstHutloR In the
county and capitalised at 1 100,000,
was closed toda My order or tne
ftimptrutler or the currency. Impair-
Hisut of securities sml rerueiu or om
sM aid wus given as the cause tif-
rieees announced that the hank woum
be reorsjantaed hi a few days and de-
pnaitora paid In full National Hank
RxAHtJnar Walter W. Kmlth of tW.
Louis' w .In nt In cbarae
Deboalis uniouni d iipproxtmalelv
to 151,0011 It was iiit the i losing
of the hank wi iii I'o t" local con
ditions but to the nature uf Irriga
tion securities held b the lustllntlon.
The liank was nrganls.il twenty-five
ears ago and has bean a National
bai'k i en years, urson Adams Is
pr. ntdeiit. The Klrst Nutioaal bonk
of "'.rtni. t'olo. , wtilih
thi m.ii 'h' Mvmi K'oun y
cleared
Netlonal
hwi.k is .-tosci eiiiM,riuiU but i
was unmiuncett. wo g lit re-pen short-
wlili. .hi r oriniT'lsjilUin. No other
lusttiutii'ViH m r,- atfevttNl.
FIN!
MILE
On
00.000
BANK
BIG GUNS TO SEE
WEST POIHTERS
TACKLE MEN
UF
President and Secretary of
Navy With Distinguished
Party Will Watch Football
Game,
.'FLAYERS READY FOR
HARD-FOUGHT CONTEST
IjlJy LcascA Wlro to Jivonlti Herald.
Washington, m. is. PraMt
WIlsoH and party left hero ai 12.30
o'olook for Jfew York ovflr tit I'snn
aylvanla rallrMd to attend the army
navy fwetlmil ginis. Aueoipfwnylng
him ware avacrciary Daniels ot the
navyj garmry umttU Dr- Cary T.
tirayaon, li. fi. N.; MT iSleanor Wit
nan and Mr. and Mm. Fnuiobi Ilowea
fioyi'e.
The prasldont nnd membera of hi
family will ho the gueela ot Colonel
atMl Mrs. Ifi. M. Houe, In, Ne York.
Mr. and Mrs. Huyro will t dl early to
morrow for liuropo. Tho preshJont
will leave New York for Washington
at midnight tomorrow.
W'HST POINT ITjAYHHR
in i'i.vk or coxnmox
Wast Point, N. Y., Nov. 28 Tho
forty wan In the army football squad
aocompanlad by the coaches. Trainer
Harry Tttthlll, a surgeon and several
attendants, left here thja morning for
New York. Svary man nf the eleven
la In the plHk of condition and ready
to make a stiff fight agalnnt the navy
tomorrow. The army Je counting on
Coach Daileyn strategy to he a big;
factor. Captain tloge would not pre
dict a victory, but ho did say tho
navy men would have to fight every
Inch of tha way.
There wna no demonstration when
the miuad left, for tho nttdota woro at
roclUitlone. The battalion will leave
l for Now York tomorrow morning at
1 1 1 a'afoek m a special train.
Minima iiavk ijinatj . .
Maw' YWk. Nbv. iforty Wct
.iHliit-Wil'H4he crmy fubthali ravnd
nrempanld by Coach Driley. arrived
In York today, iireparntory to
tha annual gridiron atrugglo tomorrow
with the navy. Tho Imltnlloit of au
tlets will come down In a body to
morrow. The navy squad oame to
town last night.
The mid (Ilea had final ecorot prac
tice tlfls forenoon at the grounds. Tho
soldiers lutd their last wor.Vottt this
n
The vanguard of army and navy
folk has already raachsd tho olty for
the game.
UNIONIST PARTY
CARRIES WAR TO
oup
Andrew Bonar Law, Sir Ed
ward Carson and Others to
Make Speeches; Suffragettes
on Warpath.
Illy leased Wn to fSvcntnc. vtrrald.l
Dublin. Nny. 8.--The Unionist
part carried the war Into tho endmy'e
terrltori' today when Andrew Uunar
Law, leader of the opposition In tha
houae f commons, Sir Bhlward Cor-
sou, leader of tha Irish unionists, and
other prominent man arrived to de
liver speeches on home rule in the
Irish capital, in reply to the depu
tutrt.n whlili wefcoined him. Dunar
Ijiw reiterated tltat the unionists op
posed coaatetenlly the whole idea of
senaratlaH of th United Kingdom
and Insisted that tha government
must seek the sanction of the people
before attempting Ut make the
ehanga.
In the afternoon before the Union
ists aaaaelattan. Mr. Law said Pre-nl-r
Aaquit1tfs sMch af the preced
ing day at Leads seemed to him a
camnletc aewptam-e of the orders ot
3 Aha Redmond. leader of the Irish
nationalist' for "full steam ahead. '
and ir that waa so. the difficulties of
the unionist party were gone.
Suffragettes fallci to r.-it.-h Mr
I .as as ha was driving t the resi
dence of Lord Iveagh. but they bom
barded Mm with pamphlets. Mrs.
MceRlHUUiH and Mrs. Counery, rub
lla lenders ef tin- suffranaUea. were
arretted and eliarged with obstruct-
leg the police.
The suffnurlsts wanted to protest
age I net the .-sclualon r women from
Mr. Law' meetings and hla rafnsal
to ri i Ive ii ileputntlon of the women
They unto Intended i oak him to say
wbeth.r Hi. unionist party was for
or agalnat gtvtag wuihuh the vote.
Hatp SUBiiunslon Ordered.
Waahlngton, Kov. 2s. A n-
atnn aa ..rrtfflwl to.lflv hv the Inter-
i iminerce commission tmtll
March s nest of it tariff t the
hi Lout Him Ki.iiii iK. o ratlrwd
pruMialng tn withdraw milling tmn -
-j, arUllcgen on giain and d now
enjoyed by shippers.
NAVY.
COAL IN MAT
BRIN6 STRIKE
BREAKERS
Attempts nt CoKtHlititikm It
tile, Govern!' jUnRn Al-
lows , Opemiwsf U Imprtj
Non-UTailn Wmxt.
KILITAST LAW HOW
supbxmi AmMrm
General Clm if dym 'Prn
ceeds to "XafrM tlie Lvwfl
anr Military Court 3ti Or
ganizsd.
Hy Leas.! Wre to rel HsraW.l.
Trinidad, Cela.. Koy. 22.WHtt
intruetlons from Oaveroof K. M
Ammons permitting men to seek ttw
ploymcnt In the coal fields of soutM
rn Colorado, provldlft they ara
vised ot tha strike candltlowi exists
Ing aa required by the atatutea werai
presented to Qeneral John Citax thW
morning by Deputy AttBraey General
Francis B. Uouok. This letter w
drafted last nlht anil turnoal over ta
Mr. JJeuak w aavernr Ammons n
deliver uarsettaHy. "SUUi autheritn
eoupled with verbm Isetmatlent? oshi-
veyed by Mr. JioUeY nnd tetee
advices from OoverHor Asnmuna M
Qeneral Qham to s,MeuHce that al
would M onco proceed to "en few,
tho law,"
immediately follewinc tha eanfetM
once with tho deputy attorney general
Qonornl Cliiuo announced that a miU
tary court would convene- tomorrow!
morning. The followlniic tmtiitn Ht4
nppolnted ah tnemhteraf t lha wHU
mry commission;
dolonol C. II. Carry!.' mhver; q4-
onftt Hilward,- -Ver4hWitr 0nVr!
Colonel aeorgo V. Ltrwrwifeltor. Den-t
vor: MAJof A. H. WUHanw, Denver
Mitjor A, P. neeves, Mentjrtwe. 0U-f
titln A, V). Marshall, nenfonlawteiw
nnt W. A Spongier. Denvpn
Judsa Advoeate Major . 3. Hough-
ton tit Denver wilt cont,ct; the In
quiry with Major O. r?. Towasemf oli
m . . . jk. . s me nl i a
ureeiey nnu uapiaiu jsawnra n
Smith ot Denting awdfttlncr. The cam-
jnleslon will sit Ih full military uni
form and strict; martial rexalauerae
will be be observed.
The failure ef the Denver aonfer
enoe, the rejaailon of (ha sukbcsUohu
ot Qovernor Ammona by the untott
leaders and tho announcement that
men from outside dtstrtets wou,S hat
fllven military protection it they
sire employment In the seutlvwrt
fields have. It la declared, cauiwdt
many desertions amimg , the, atrlkajra.
All of tho largo coal tKimpamea re
port that many are returning te th
mlnet
Tho announcement tttat; 0ataldai
minora nro to be permitted' to goi te
work in the strike tcdne wits, reeeived
without commort at the liwail .tinron
hcudriunrtera tttts morning, Ualea
loadora declare that few V imf strik
ers Imvo desortfid. $
fiTltlKHUHHAKHHS ALLOYtKP
TO HNTElt STKKK JsOXH
Denver, Kov. 38. Governor '5. M.
Ammons early tody had rMv no
reply from cither the Coler(ijE "coal
operators or their striking; emieyiMi
to thn proposition, for arbitration ot,
tha strike submitted lust nlxnt by ttiA
governor nnd searstary of labor. Wil
liam U. Wilson. I!e nnnounoetl that,
without waiting further, he "Weuld ut
into effect a reign of enferced wwt
und order In the strike sone. When
the governor first sent the state troofHi
to the ooal fleld. he refused to per
mit the operator' to import strike
breakers, tearing that atMh action!
would inftame the heaUHMtw atttt
make settlement at the stdke Imftaa
tdble. Thla pdlley new. haa hmn
ehangatl. StriKaVraakers Will he per
mitted to enter the ooal ftelde J
eardanoe with the stale law which,
providea that Wiey shall net be ni
ported without having been thlh that
they are hired to take the piece
strikers. "I have sent word ta All"
jut ant General dhaae to ettfaree nil
the laws, whether they are right ar
wrong, and to maintain order hi th
strike aone by every tneans In hla
power." The gomnur aald thht
morning: "I lMivt dene evnrylhltttt
within my power to bring about a.
settlement. Aa yat I Have heardl
nothtnir from elfhfr clda yc-gardlng;
th seheme at arliiSratlnn proposed hyi
SeeretaVy Vllfltt ,d ntyself, hut 1
tmall watt tin lahger. Jfrsam now an
I shall do tny duty and s)fore Khei
lawg. of oatr, U the parUna -eesH
arhHramH, er It any othef
ckanae of 8etttUett ftrlses, l shall W
aHly top itlatt t ih advantanti af It."
Vntnk 3. flajSaV, lnternatimi viet
wteahjent of the Hnud Wine Werk
ra af Amerf(at peaimatl
view or th aittMtW for an early
nattkiinant at tha ail-ike. OussUimumI
,i u, th taUtara' aKkude tawanl tlMr
; pmpoeal far ariitekatmn tmhtrilttetj hy
, acrtar ot Laher W the Hi, he ttMl
that tke eonterewr conimUtea 'wtuttdl
decide Uwn Ua a(.ei(aiua wt rej
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