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TWO '
THE EVENING HERALD. ALBUQUERQUE. N M TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1914.
Aztec Fuel Co.FERGUSSOti IS'!
GallUP Sl0Ve Cal
Cleaaeit Coal In
i
the market.
mo KB Hl
MARCUS P. SAWTELLE
General Contractor
Office & Carpenter Shop
211 West Gold
Nml. Ilrhk for eal
) k niiil u mull ilct nl lu ll) III)' Lud
low iiuiiin wllh nu n cntrcm bed In
t.t. i ui In the railroad yard.. Lieu
tenant LinUei fi ll nil cIitii men
wrtr on id Water T.. tik hill hi I bud
lea nf airikera were firing fti.m the
' A ev traeke, tin- tulip mi the weal
i.ml tin' trrruhr. In I tie lulonv. Inch
by Huh the airikcia were tliivcn I m k
Hint when darkm-pa f II i In- iroopa
fin in-ir I tin iuIuiiv, duelling iiuir
Mm FIGHT
OF LIFE FOR
II 4 1 J BILL
Proposal to Increase the Home
stead Acreage in New Mex
I ico Meeting Bitter Opposi
I tion from Stockmen.
fire toward lit ('. M. pump Iioupc,
iiinlli arid went nf the rulony, vihiiu
the airikera mado their ihpI deter
mineil aluhd. Tim atruttuie wua lit
entity riddled wllh hiillt-l before
Lome Tik. im nnJ a few follower, re-
1 1 in nil tu the iirntei tmn nf a emu II ! hua
null. .ml limine. A llllle later 'I lka )if..
im. I twu cmiipafilniia were phut down
. the aoldter ua Hie) were riiniiiiiK
from the I. mine tu mi arroyo lit the
rear uf the jnluny irikem pay Tlkii
fill while trying l lend a imrty nf
women and ihlldien to it pluce of
Ktfcly iii the Haaling. Mi l Several
thouiutnil rounilp nt rifle niinunil ion
weie exploded I'tat night In I he lire
ih.it ilemrnyed the i nte. Tl x-
...lve will Mured in the lent uf John
lutweoii. according to the mllll.iry re
in, in, When politic!, miller the cover
i.f fire of their i-oinnidca filed Ihe
tenia, h mrty (if women run ptrcuin
Inir tnwnrda the linen "Irvnnmite.
ilyniimile'" they ahru-ked. The tmopal
weie parity ordered buck iind a little j
Inter the pi.ppli.u of the rurirldgea i
hi'Knn and lusted for neve nil mln-.
IHPM
Frnnk Snyder wnp killed In the
tenia I. lie y. pt. tiliiv in mi effort tu
Hiive hiH baby alaler, Mho hud un
liotii'ed m'mtuliled out of Ihe trench
In uliuh the fHinily hud taken reluae
mid wa todilllnir uli.tiR the line of
tire. The hoy hud overtaken the child
Mild hi d JiJPt puc ceded In puahing
the htl.o girl butk Into the trrnchce
when he wtta decapitated hy a rifle
hot.
The machine irune were uaed yea
tenhiy hy the aoldicre. The Hrt: wit
pet u i weal of l-uiili.w and two mure
tiroiiKht by the Tniildnd lrouip were
etui limed ut the Pteel brtdye und vl
i limy Ijiler the depot wua utlllxed
hp a fort and from thi point the
r.i.n! lire cun raked the tenia with a
luercllcaa fire. rrorea of lent, were
nil tu aim-da, t.y th hull of ateel
bullet. 1'rcmo Lliran, the lH-)enr-i.l.l
pun i f lam la L ric oi lln ciiy.
I eho. ufier 1 o rim k yea.
r the tenia In compiiny
...rty of fin lulu Ijiihie left yea
iilti rnu.ui to vlpit trit-nda ut
could, from actual oliperviitli.n nil
erieni e, eive v-liml.lr i vl.lt n. .
IHK their alilltt) to m;ik. Ii..i... -
rrte needed HPeiplunie islinh ili-
r frlupHi ill I. ill wotild lin'e ihi tn. t.ul
jthi.pe men of limited memm i ,inti"t
, In i-tiuin iniI the iiiinliil und wok
! tui lit., ii.eiuuiri. N'ol pu with tho'
I w ho fuM.r leiip. n rnlher Ihun home
'Plendp. Tlie tire men of Ih i Ke IlleliliP.
.Hide lo my - fir faren and hotel hill".
and fipht fur what Ihev helieve Ip
heir rp..i.il inliiepl. 'Ihe luiltle of
the huiiiepta.)'r hup repted on the
rhoiilderp of Mi h el Riicaon and he
Ilea done aliaiit and eftertive wolk.i
It haa ieiulid the ultnoat hilmr
and t oiilinuity uf i fii.rl to aet hi" I
lull rt'iMirted finuraiily tu the huii.. I
hut he haa .oven eiiinl to the einer- I
ilu. tl eeellip . ..I..I l.ll 11 f.lMi.-
ii I I.. rr...rl will p. .ut: l.e niii.l. hut I
Wllh pome i huiiKep In Ihe mrnPiire '
thai raitnut tiuw he iivcertniiu'd
New M. ip. or phuiild he. in-tuipt')-
iiiierBted In Ihip meiipiiie -n-lurainK
Ihe rluhlp of Ihe h..iiul.ii.l
er. Kvery illixen of the atate. hi
eer hip m riiuitlun. hap a diri il n r
p. .mil intcrext In the n. Iiml e. 1 1 1 -
I in. lit uf the . ill. IK land. In Ihe lunld-
FAVORABLE REPORT FROM i -f i..m.p and imm., m
iuiiflnlioti. A fnintlna loriimuiilM
nlwiiyp uddp wealth to 11 country and
aie it iierm.ini nie and ptahlllly. The
limner ralMinic ptoi k. or rupa. Ip a
.i..ilin t-r HU pioiliK'lp lirlnit in
money, and he In turn I eeomea a
vatiiahle riiptomi'r lo the merrhu nl.
triidepninn nnd hum hiinl.-
Mhuuld the vhpI plaina of New M. x
irn he ilepofiulated, turned luio har
ren wiipte, ot ahull coriKtepp he tn
diii'ed to iminm ih h'ei k iiNpuii hill, that
ain-ieppf ill aellU'lp iimv f.l i- im- v.i
rant plai'ea mid ii op.i-ii.i.4 i h m hut-' n
hulld up lht iouiili? It ia t into ih
Ni w Mexico people ahoiml hexln I.,
tnke nn Interest In this iiueptlon. Pe
tition Hhuill I he i irrillal. il and pent
In urKinu the paaauite nf thla hill. The
prea of New Mixuii, willioiii riKiinl
tu partv lini'P. phould aive earnept
puppurt tn a menaure i. pii. h Mini
imporlanie to the ptiite
Thai the people in many pnrlp of
..ew Mexl'o hue already taken a
deep Interept in thia rneupure ia ea
laliliphed hv many lettcrp an. I peti
tlona, which have heeti pent to the
i milium. e havina ihip meapure iimh r
f oHNideriilloii. The follow ihk from
Mr. John K. Shmiihlln of Hoy. X. M .
addreaaed to Mr. h'e maiao'i, la a fair
llluMruln.il of many Hint have l.r.ii
received. He wtiich in part jip ful-Iuwh.
(r
COMMITTEE EXPECTED,
Passage of Act Will Be Salva
tion of Hundreds of Home
steaders Now Having Strug
gle on Dry Farms.
im-lal rarraar la Ike IWaldl
WaphlnKt.iii, l. iv. April W. fuit-Hrep-nian
i. It. Kemuppon. .ilwava
diliaenlly milk fm hi Ne Mex
ico uiiMIt ,u nla. f. pnine t Hi n- piiai
I. ci II i u.ii . in Ihe I'KllI uf Ilia
Kerliuily who knuwa
aiiaaon iiIpo hni.iu that
liuml tleur to hip lu.irt i
ri lalea lo the welf-ie of
ll.irvey Fer
tile Interewt
i thai which
Ihe lahoriiiK
i;
Id
H h
I. t..i
II.ik'iiik. He waa pnapniK In Ihe vl
tlniiy of tho pump houpe when he
wap killed hy a atray l.ulli I.
Fourteen employ ea of the I". A 8.,
iiif inlierN of train crew which yeatcr
day ri'luped to take out the Hani
lieitrintf reinfiircemeiiip. were tlia
i haiKcd thia in.. mil. k hv Supciin
I. ii. lint J. H. Alirama. M.ialer .Mi'
i hamc Andrew l;.Mich and l'ipat'her
.- K Wilha, who manned the enume,
were pliahtly Injured hy u In my holt
hurled IhroMKh the rah window hy a
alrlpe pyinpalhKer in the tiuln waa
liMllllK tht- local arda.
Twi'litv ptilkira eailv mdny alula n
I i It ii eiiKlnc fruiu the railroad
vnrda nt l:i Mi.ru. loaded it with men
and ammunition nnd ran It lo llitrnea
Million, a mile euat of l.udlow, where
H wnp unloaded nnd relumed to I I
Mum In riialody of two airikera The
nikhl wntrhnian ansa he cannot iden
tify the men who look the ena.ne.
Major llanir.i. k In a Ml i, t in-ri I thip
inorriliiK declared ih.it the lii-ntui'
ycplcrday waa prtM Ipil.ited h a crowd
uf lireek allikcrp Mho opened tire
in. mi a detii'hineiit ot hip men while
Ihcy were dilllina near the military
ramp and In amht of the ti nt i ,.l..i.v.
Wivcp of airikera. who look refuiie in
the l.udlow ptatiun late luhi nialit.
the day Mal..l llamroi k hid oi tiered I "'
Tikap to releaae a virlker who It
rlinrKed wna dt-Pirniia of r lurniiiK I
work. Tflepluine limp In Hie yl Hilty
men tif hla atale, and eapeclnlly for
the ranchman and humt pt. .tiler lull
itipT to hiitld up a home tor himnt-ll
and family on the peml arid plaiup ol
the arent puiilhwrpt, nl whn h N'W
Mull-., ia an larae it part. I'erpunally
klli.wllia: how diftlcull H la for n
hoinepteutler to epl.ildu.il hiiiipelf on a
ipiaiter peclii.li of land, and for Ihu
l.emflt of the huinepeikeip, he intro
duced limine hill No. ."iJ, m uul of
Hie xettlrrp oil the pllhllc domain
Thia hill a orlKiniilly Inlroduied
hy Mr. Feitnippoii la a iiu.pl excellent
i....i-.ire nnd one which. :r papcd in
ii oiiiiinal fui m. woiihl he a ptiliptan
tial l.eiiellt. Uul only to Ihe in.lunhi.il.
hut to the pi. tin ua well: to the pettier
tiei-iiupe it would enalile him to add
lo Ifip holiliiiKP, to the at. He hetauae
It would encoiir.iKe emtaratioii and
populate our vacant lamia, thereby
addiiiK laxuhle wealth lo the country
The mil aa Introduced provldca till)
ncrt-a to the tiiuneateader; nlpo that
all who have made filing for lean
than one p.-ctli.n ahull have the rlkhl
to make ndtlllional flltnaa to brinK III"
entire entry up to 4'i ucrea.
Thin pei llun of the hill la Jual in
Itpelr and a mupt Impu riant rlauat, In
aid of the ram hmen or ainnll meana
Ihe hill in Ha entirety tinea credit
liiith to the head iiml Ihe heart of the
New Mexico r una repama n. It la an
evidence ol hla deep ayinpnthy, allow n
on many oilier orrawlonn, fur the mil
itia men and women of the country,
who are hattllliK with adelae condl
liolip in life.
rnforluiiittely there la In Ihe coun
try an intt-tfPi, Ihe rflei t of which l
adveipe to Hie h. .in. Mender, an In
terest whlih wuiild leaae the puldii
dolnatll n: il enalile llleii ol Inrat
IneHiia to tr'efyout thupe who are
aeekniK homep un our pul.lic I.iii.Ih.
nnd thip Inieerat hap evidently an
taKoiiixetl Mi FeiKUpaiiit'a lull nnd R
likely to . nl out pnine uf Hp iin.M
VllUllilile fe.it 11 1 ep
The hill waa referred tn the inln
millee on piii. lie o mix and it haa
I here met with m..M aerioiia and oh
h tlunte up .miIu.i from ihoae h.
favor the leaatiiK pyptiin. rather ihun
the homealead m-ttlenienl ayptein. It
la In coiiiiiillti e that Mr. i-erKuaauii Ip
having- lua fift peveit alruaale In hi
effort to ulve Ihe homealeiidera a lair
deal, Aa a rule the hoinealeadera are
(Inn in lit 1 1 iiinil.le to iplt Waphinwlon
und make t Iu iiikcIv c heanl hefore the
i ummittef. llundritlB of aetilerp
of l.udlow rut diinntj ealerday
IlKhlHiK are Plill out of aerv u e
XMi'dc IHmlly m-, fim.
Fvery im mlier uf the I'uata familv
met dealh in yeaterdav'a buttle.
tiarlea foal a waa ahot while runn'iin
after the letup had been llritl and Mra
t'l.atil and her two ililldieu are auiil
to have been Min.i.-.i'.ed In a i.tve dur
Ina the lire.
MOPS
If you are housecleaning
we have the mop that will
do the work.
The Shino Mop,
The L-V Mop and the
O-Cedar. '
Also carry a line of dust
cloth, floor and furniture
polishci carpet sweeps,
vacuum cleaners and car
pet beaters. 1 r
Why not invest and save
yourself a lot of drudgery. .
Strong Bros.
' 2nd and Copper.
TeltvrauiM Kent it) aliliiRltn.
llenver. April : 1 Teleaialltp Were
lutinv by Kll lioyle. afilclarv-
treasurrt . f the l imni Mine Ui.iUi is
! of Am. .. to -iiPident W il-uii. Cul-
'l'.!'! -. f. I..I tul it .uul repl. -i. nt.lllVeii
nild llleni'.ilp of h. Ilotlpl' lutlllllitlee
which ii.v cm mined he l '..l..r nl.. airiKe
aa fidluwa-
'rlklnn nuncip and fnmiliea ahot
nnd binned to death .it l.udlnu,
M.ne Kiiarila with m.K-hHi,. a'iii lid
Med tent i.f pinking- niiiiern anil art
Hie to tint colony. Four men. three
wi.iiuii un.) at ven i Inlilren murdeied
Siaie nut ..lily fuiW tu .i,.i. , i but nl
h wp uniloiina and aininiiiiition nf Hie
i.inliliin w. all h In ilr.tn.y Ihe Uvea uf
Ihe wnrktiN and their fuiniliea. We
ahull be cnininllid lo call oil volun-
leea lii the nam., of humanity In
find IhePe hclplepa peuph- mile..
noiiieihmK la dune. Tent coluny buiii.
i itl to Ihe around
I A nieapuue nlao waa pent lo Juhn I'
VS lute, iiileiiiuiiunal pre.iil- i.i of ihe
union BPkiiiH him to urae i'leauleiii
W llaon to iiae hia pnwer to prult. I
helideaa. nii-u. wuiiit-n und rhiliiii-ii
from bell, f al.iiiiihterid In Koiiihcin
I'ulurado.
MeKti;ea nlso wera aent to ".'HI ed
Horn throtu-hout Ihe couniry to local
union In Colorado.
"I write to urue that the Sln-n re
hoiiiepteatl law, which you have under
ronaideration by rnlicu v. be innile
Ihn ailpreme llleaallle of Ihe New
Mexiro deleitatlull 1 fully uppreclate
the effort you are makiiiK In hehiilf
I of the humt-pteader In New MfXIeo,
and na one who haa lived here and
endured the hardphipa of n huliu-Heiid.-r.
I ran any that am h a meaa-
ure an you propoae la neceaaury to
Ihe development of thla country ua a
home for Ihe people, rather than na
n runae for the few who can leuae
la i at- trai-ia of land. A half-nc. lien,
aa how allowed to a homealeuder,
will not, when the land la all nr. u
pied, furniah him paplure t lu.UKh for
the amount of atock neceaaury to
make a decent living for a lamily.
With at" tleica at hla rommund 11
mini run keep dally cuwp and horatM
to rulae feed Willi, and wllh reaaoti
able economy und piudeiice aupport
hla family In eomfort. Already tun
milrh of thf puldlc domain ia held
by aim kineii. mid the cmitliiiuna
w hich hindered the tlrv elupmc nt o!
Kahaaa. iikluhomu und other plain
Matep me here prraent In New Mex
ico to retard nelllemenl. The home
atender hup cmne to all the plum
Matep and broimbt inndein method'
uf farmina mid carina fur aim k ami
tranpfiirined arid pluiiiN into mi. . cap
ful larmliia i ummiililtlep He will tin
lite h.i nn f..r New Mexico."
Mr. Walter M. Imnhura, of Fuim
liiKtuii, N M. wntea aa li.liima;
"It ia true the man of larae m.-ana
can advance aoiue ft w rr.taoiia why
he ahoiild be permitted to leaae und
feme the public luitda, but theae
reaaona ure not well taken. They do
not promote production, neither do
they atiinulate nettle men!, mm h le-
add taxable property to Ihe lax roll,
liive the man of amiill mean, ..u op
portunity and we are hound to huve
greater piudiutn.n und udded pn.K
perity and wealth. We need thia litU
a. re Krnxln lull."
Here la un cxtruct from a letter
from t;. H. liuzton. from the norlh
"t coiner of New Mexico:
"Thia bill of youra ia exactly what
we huve long prayed tor: Jupt what
w need and whut the eettleia helore
up uuahl to have had, and they had
received It In their lime It would have
enabled the aettlrra lo atay, maintain
their little faliullep and build up hap
py und cninfortuble home. The act
tlti with hia 611 acrea. toKethvr with
what rough liea the rliiiiale will en
able linn to laipv, will not only pm
dure more atock but belter atiH k, and
buy more lux, and ut the name tune
make for himneir und fundi- u happy,
cninlnrtuhle lilt le home. I know
theae Ihinp for 1 um here und .-e
them every day "
John A. Ilulty, of Currlxoxo, Lin
coln couniy, wiitc, in pint ua ltd
Iowa ;
"I wiah lo rniiiiiiend y(.u In youf
elTorta tu aei ure the papai.iic of the
aectioii hum-plead meuaui t-. I ,ivc
lived In thla alate and county rot
limit, than twenty yeara. and while I
reeoanlxe Hint Hup coiiniiy ip epaen
lially -row rouulry,' vet I feel that it
la eyer to be act l led hi, i,y on n ot
Wednesday, April 22nd
Last "Onyx"
Day
Hosiery specials, were
the last day of this
low,
Our sales during the first two days of "Onyx'
more than pleasing and Wednesday, which is
three-day special, will find our "Onyx'' Hosiery stock a little
but if you come early, we are sure you can find a special value in
the kind of hose you wish. The same values as advertised before will
still be the features for the last day.
Another Splendid Value for Wednesday
Ladies' double tipped silk gloves in black, white and blue, 16 buttons
generally sold at $1.25, our regular price $1.00 7 Qhs
On sale Wednesday only at jJJL
fh iNew Arrivals in
I
J
in the Oliver Twist Styles made up in Ratine cloth, linen or
poplin, in blues, cerese, tan, brown or green, washable and
guaranteed colors at
A new line of plain white wash suits, the very latest styles
made up in Galatea cloth, linen, and poplin, also in very fine
handkerchief linen, a few styles made with the straight
trouser, all sizes. Faces range from
$3 to
$1.50 to $
S4.50
4.50
mIILS'I KO.SE.NW ALB'S "MB?
llcna of the at.ite. approve your oourao
in thia mutter.''
Many leltera or a similar t haracter
are to he found In the puhliphed heal -li.ira
of the committee The work,
however, to eecBrc Ihe plippaae of thlP
hill haa oiilv Juat i .ininencei antl the
I people of N'ew Mexico ahoiild wuke
up lo Hp Importance nnd uae every
pnppthle effort to encouruae and aa
ipt Mr. Kerauaeon in hla effoita to
papp thla I. ill.
itfi'ASHiXAI..
It
ainail iiienna Ihe ayMeiri of laiae lunch
men und titnm-iiae heitla miipt alvu
Way to pmuller alock men. The re
ault of thi, ihanae. In my opinion.
Would It tu incrvaav our population,
pel iiiiitina more men to own aim k,
whuh would iiol liiean leaaeiiina Ihu
iiuuiher. hut would he man unit nl.. i
lit cieatiiia a Ix-ller i-itiat-iialiip. ua
eath holder of laud and alia k would
thua huve a crealer Inteieal in ihu
welrure of the country. With Ihe
right to enter to ucrta. nmditloiia
Would i hanae, and many rnlriea ruuld
and I helieve would be mad hy per
miinent aelllera whn tould afford to
re run in In the country ami aaaiat In
Ita development. Forty to fifty head
of rattle could euaily be taken tare
of on a aertion of land, ami If fein-eil
and the foiaae given a chance to re
cuperate fioin the avalein of over-
mm cno oinii;n
tty w ah in rouHiviMi
rvnver. I'olo., April si. 1 r. K.
Voulterer Worrla, dlret'lor of the
liocky Mountuin diatrict of Ihe Amer
l.an lied Croaa, plated t .!' that he
had Informed the anrletv'a r tireaenta-
tiva and tit rlvll aulhorilit-a In Trln-1 "' ia obialnrd In the pitat
Idatl that medical aervlc and hoa-'ln" number ould l, iinrtuaed I
pitul attention would bit furntahad lf.,ri"" J"'u '"! autceaafui in your
needed and arrun. mettle would he effoiu In arcurmi Hi juiaaaae of Ihe
made to rare for Ihe women and rhtl- ! l-acre liomeateud. ami l.elu ve Hia
rt'en driven from th. lent colony hy r'' majority of the ieople of thia
tliv lite U vlcli-d, 'ewttlon, and of Ilia eiitua rurul por
Two New Supers
Ready for
the Fray
New York and Texas Expected
to Be in Southern Waters
Soon; Will Sail for Cuban
Forts Sunday.
Illy Uaaed Ttrw to rcini HrraJd.)
New Ynik, April 21. The new
upeiilrt-H.il. uunhta New York and
Texan, tin twu lamept hiittlephipa In
the wot 1.1. ait) e pec ted to he till duty
in aoulheri. watera anon. It waa an
nounced in Ihe llrooklyn navy yard
today thai the New York, which waa
placed in i ..mmiaaloii luat week, would
aall for i , .1 1 iitunuiuo, Ciihu, on fun
day. 'The New Y'olk haa been und.T
tirderp f.. noma lime lo proceed to
pen lor he i ahuklha ilown." Sim f
the Mckii.tn aitilatli.n became acute
the woik ..f putting the tlniphinv
luuchep on tho veaael hua been
rushed. A I..1K.0 nuantlty of aminunl
tion waa I.. iriK atoWed away on the
New Y. ik ..' .1 Texaa todiiy.
"IVnlePH i i.lera to the conirary are
received bet le etlinduv." paid an of
ficial at in. yard, "the New; Y'ork
w ill pi... . . I to lliiaiitaliamo. There
ahe will l.e . loae lo the Atlantic fleet,
whnh ph. ..tn join ut uiiy time."
The Ten. ik la ready for aea duly on
aholt llo. e
lit.il t.rla Job.
Wuphihti. n, April 21. It. IV Ilal
today wap .ippoluted ioplniuPler l
I il Ct II V 1 1 le. 'It-nua.
ATLANTIC FLEET
TO VE1 CRUZ
(Cfiiiiliiiied from Iae Oiw.)
If one jupiifie.l war, then many more
timea w.ll He other Juatify war."
l'IUllr T Ottllr IIH
11.1 I If I It 1t KllK
Kit V t HI A I .STIIYIS
Waahinatoii, April Jl Wlille t nn-
Kreaa wu i. I.allli the Mexican allua
noli. I'repldeiit Wilaou ordered Itei'
Admiral Fletcher tu aelae Ihe Vera
I'rua ciialoina houae and prevent!
Ilu.it. i iroin a ' 1 1 1 ii x aeveral million
rountlri ttf aiiiiiiiinition and Jim iiel.i
mina on a lirtin.tii pieumer pound for
thit poll.
The order went out from YYaphlmr
Ion eatly today w hei it hecume up
parent that the dclHy In coiiareaa waa'
ii r il i li K lo Hie udvantaite of lluerlu
At noon the tauinet waa In jvppioii ami '
an far na waa known, no wold had I
b. en received from Admiral Fletcher
uf Ina action. The unlet p. ollli-li ai
Paul, left to the admiral s diperctln I
when ami how lo .n l. A there la lu
blockade the American fort ea i-uul i '
hot lult-rft re With Ihe ticrih iii!
Pteainer. The ordt-ra were lo aelae the
Kuna and ahclla utter they hud hi ell I
lomietj, or to at-iKe i lie ciiimoiiip ntnipe
to prevent their l.tmlintf ami (hua keep
them from i.ltl lo Mexico I'lly.
I ittl. lala declared that I'reaitleiit
Wilson hud a in pie authority for hi
;ti Hon without Ihe approval of ci.n-Itlea.
pent owl III pmull ho.ln-a If time pel -j few tlaya. If ni-llon rnmrn. rjciirtal
iti 1 1 . aa n Weneral emalua II la tvared Uallcv la now atutioned al I ' ll
.tnahi precipitate in. utile. Toiion. N Y., in command of t In
fix American women lift t.mlKht North Atlantic eouat artillery.
i
Hlltl K.M Its .) TO ! I II Til IlKK. ll . HIVYMY To
UIIIK T TIIK ItOltlH H J Tiki: Mill MIAIl lI
SeA YTi: ItM.IVH UOItk l
Kl sol.l Tlo F AI'I'KOVM.
Meuilwhlle both houae and pennl"
renrtft ened and the aetiata began wi.ru
on ihe reaolutliin uf approval of Hie
preplilcnt a rourae.
The onlera went out to Admiral
rietchtr at daybreuk after Preaidcn
VYIIaon unit tabltiet ofllcutla hud been
in t-onferencH aim e 4 a, m.. mntly
over the telephone. The ordera to Ihe
admiral. It waa aald, conferred the
broudeal authority un nun and direct
Ina that If neceaaury he laka the town
of Vela, ("run ua well aa Ihe ru.itum
houae, to prevent the landing of Ih-!
niuiiit iona.
illlciala here paid Ih admiral mix hi
act In ai-verul w.iya He might wall
mull the (it-ninth aleamer hud Ian I
ed her rurao iintnolt-aietl and than
take the rualonia houae and the mu
nlliolia, or when the Herman aleamer
i nine. o the port he nnabt aeine Ihe
rupioma houae and If Ihe guna wt-r
luilded, they would t time illlo poe
ion of the American 'nrcea. That
Ihe ateuiner might laaa her carati I .
atiine other port waa a pnaatuility ot
which o Itl. lala were roKliuunt.
Some report from the admiral win
lieina Hwuiird ninmeniurily.
When new. rruchvd the cupltol that
thu order hud gone to Admiral Fleli Ii.
rr, it aruuaed ronaldcru bit- eiithuaiu.-i
amoi.k aenattita and rrpreaentat Ivea.
It una ratio aenute leadera oelleved
an nr.lt r to the American commander
In begin actual operation, would aervc
in hurry action un lha reaolution tu
buck up Ihe preaident'a rourae.
Uepuhllcun leadera were plannlna
to champion the auhaillule aubinllled
hy tienalur Lodge, which re f era id the
long pel lea of oiilrugea aguiunt Amer
ican. In Mexico. Thla wua not accept
ed, however, hy Ihe I icmocrutvi. Nei
ther will It he accepted hy houae leud
era. It waa atalird.
ftlKsri, IJTVIIKH OH)i:it
AVtr HM'ANH HIT Ol' Mr'.XICII
Chihuahua. Mex . April 20. (Via Kl
I'aao, Tex.. April III. I'onaul Letcher,
on Inatrut lion, from Waahlnglon, t.
notifying Americana of thla rlly im.l
other towna of tha alate of Chihuahua
to leave ihe country. Thejr will be
Kl I'aao. Tex, April l Six Ami
Icana, flahl liermaiia and nine Frein II
men arrived here loilay from Chi
huahua, The Americana . ..t.llrme.l
the atalemelil that they were iiiptru- t
ed to leavti hy Marion l l. In r, tin
American runaiil. They aaid thai
MeXicuna in Chihuahua held the be
lief thai Ihe renelp will he unable I
remain out of the Mut-rt a-Waahingto t
. i. nU llratii.n, anil ail. led that r.-liel
lenders feel colllellei to ucrt-pt Ih.
view that the blot kudiliK of Tampi u
and Vera Ciua will he n natlona mai
ler a fleet i n a Ihe honor of every Mex
ican regartlt-aa of potilcnl alllliation.
irla here
hriu.lde.
Koiiiih.
Twt ntv -
All nr'MCMIM hll.KNT
ttS C1IO OF I I.I Tt III.M
WiiahlnKlon, April 21 At II.
p. ni. navy ollkiaU d:ulallned havIlK
a ly Informatlnn of whether AOmlrni
Hett her had acted at Vera Crux.
There wua a report thnt Fletcher'
f on ea would nm he reaiated and that
lluerlu force, intended to retire to the
railroad Irealle iwetuy mile, weal of
Vera Crux, lillli iala rcfiiaed llally to
due upp It.
Ilalv eaion. April rl Troupp .r
the Fifth britlage. I'niled Htatea army
..liiler rommand of Col Iniiuel l'., ru
in, ii. w-re ready lotlav to go nn
boaril the lour army Iraiiapt
ut a momt-m'a notice. The
whnh la l olltpoaeil of the
Heveiiili. Nlneteenlh and
eiahih infaiitry. will be reint..i e.-.l
by the Hixth cavalry, one l.alteiv ol
Ihe Fourth field nttlllety company C
enaineera. rompanv Ii, algnal t.-ipp.
and nn ambulanre rorpa. The loll
brigade numhera aiproximuti-ly 4 7ml
I i. til. -era and men.
A wirrleaa ineaaage annoiinretl 1 hat
the torpedo lioata Fluaaer, Frepnui
ami Held wtnil.l arrive at Oalvcptou
Ilotluy. Their coming waa a aurpriMo
'to urmy and navy ttffiriala here, na
I hey had been Inat reported at Kl.
Joaepli a hay, Florlda.
I.AIU.L XI MHKIl OF lHlll ll.M IH
I.KAYINti M FX ICO t ITV
Vera Crua, April 2 1. A large num
ber of Americana and other foreign
era are on their way from the caplttl
today. The regular train la being run
In two aecMona und a apeclnl train
alao eti route. F.vciythihg remain.
l n i. t In Ihla fit y.
The American war veaaeta have not
(-hanged their pnaillnll..
WolllMt HFt.lMFNT OF
MIU:m OKIH Itl O ItK WlY
Wuphlngton. April II. Mujnr tlcii
eral Harnelt. comimindlng the ma
rine t orpa, today ordered unol h' r
regiment nf murine, to lie aapeml.led
at I'hiliidt-lphia for Mexican aerv ire.
They will he drawn from Atlantic
rouat cillea.
SOU II lKOT KMTF.HH
kN I'll 4'IM'4I TO ( tll.
8an Krain lat a, April U - The
i ruiaer Houih liukolu, from the I'unct
Sound nnvy yard, entered Sun Frnii
ciaco hay al 4 a. tn. today. Hi pro
ceeded lo California city to lake on
coal pit punitory to departure f i"
Mexican wnleia.
About fin il marine, from Ihe Mare
laland nuvy yard ul.o will he taken
aboard Ihe outh liako. wAicn
bring. 21 murlnra from the in.rin.
KMII I.H TkK llltrUI KY :
4.UIMANH Ol IT 'tt NTIIV
Juareg. April II An official report
received today alutea that the .inci
ter ami Ihe brewery at Monterey
huve been occupied hy the rebel.,
who begun their attat k yeaterday.
Juarez, April 21. Max Weber,
(leriuiiu conaiil here, wua IiihI rii.-i. .1
I totlay lo ge Herman aubji ct. out of
hla dial rlrl In Mexlio.
(i,mo kii to in-:
OIUI (T OF H.J IF TIH 4 T
Laredo, Texaa., April tl. II waa
authoritatively repotted here today
thul low fedt-rul oinier. from the
Nuevo latrttln gurrlaon bearing a Mux
of truce went down the rUer yeater
day o parley with rebel nltlcera. Coal
ition of rebt-la and federala againat
Ihe I'mlt-d Htatea wua auld to he their
object.
i:m:iil iimi.fv to commm
HHhT TKOOl'H l. ki:uvici:
Wuahington. April 21. ltrigiidler
(lenerul Churlea llullcy will loin
inand the firat body of troopa. If any
ore at lit to Mexico. He will leuve for
Texna City In a duy or two tn organ
l.e an expedition.
Major (lenerul Wood, whn will re
llmiuixh hia office aa chief of alaff
at 12 o'cIim k toniKhl, w ill lie In au
preme command of all Iron pa. and
will follow (lenerul llullcy within a
km ki:m ami iucwr i
mioh of ni'-ty
I'ouKla.. Arlx. April 21 . r,;. f. -llaa
Ca I lea. i tmatll ut IntiuliPt com
ma hder on the border, laau.-d a iroc
la lunt Ion luday aapurlng protection In
nil Americana In hia territory in Ihn
event of hoelliiliea between lh
l ulled Htatea and lluerlu. A lurue
number of American women and
t h t Id ren left t'anunea for Ihe Ameri
can horder.
AVI TOUK JOIN' initci: tl
WAV Tl MFXICO
I'rnaai-nlu, Flu.. April 21 The hl
lleahip Mipalaalppl wllh lull marlm a
iilonird auiled thi. inorniiig for Vei t
Crux. The warahlp ulan carried lour
nviatora with their hydro-aeroplane.
Ihu tender Dixie departed luat liltthl
for Ihe Mexican port.
I'ltm IIITT WO M ltlFH
HAIL lll Tll't ItoV
Han Francl.eo, April 21 'omi-
untied hy Captain Henry I'm. hell.
recently arrived from the Sent tie re-
full lug atullon, I HI' marliiea left Mare
If land nuvy yard today for Tilmrrn
I bourd the collier Jupiter win. n Will
like them ua fur aa the advance bate
Hun Idego.