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J
5farl 1YM Anne Ives on Her Adventurous Journey Acros the Atlantic on Page 5 of the Herald Today
our state fair hits tha
mark net by the premium
book it will break all
records.
MEMBER ASSOCIATE PRESS
TiunnNictTrizKN.
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ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXJO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1011
tub m fmno nmAi.n
U I. M. I IT.
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DUELS II
WAKE OF
PARIS
L
M. Caillaux, Angered at
Charge of Prosecuting Law.
yer for Figaro Demands He
Take Personal Responsibili
ty for Words.
T0LITICS DOMINATING
NOTE IN DAYS HEARING
Government Keenly Concerned
as Result of Diplomatic Pa
pers Mentioned as in Pos
session of Dead Editor.
TR A
I'aria. July 2J. Pt.i. a uhh the
I ri nilatiflg factor today III lilllHMlli.il
w.th I ho triul of Mrnr Cuillaux fci
the Id u rili r of Uuslunc Cllmcttc, cdl
l I of I ho Figaro.
The From h government waa under
Mnoil i Ii,. greatly coiiicrn.d In re
Kurd 10 I ho diplomatic document
mentioned ut yesterday a hiurlni aa
totting boon in I ho poaai union ( the
assassinated id 1 1 or. These ill. u
m. nla, It wag tulpit, wore later hand
ed over to 1'roaidt nt I'til-.n air. who
'iea., I In in on to the foreign oHlcc.
Senator Iticnvctiu Martin, n ting
niiuletcr of foreign atTairg, hhk up
n out of Urn night Mini nn xihii In
terchange of tult grama tm.g lnr he.
. Iitii him iiinl Premier Keiie Vlvia.nl,
in i fluaaia. with the-prcaiir, nt
Jos. I 'hIIIuiix, IIii. pi lamo I a hus
band, and Kir mud I.nholi, her couii
H i, made a vehement demand I hut
, Ihu dniuini nta ahould lae produced In
court. Jl la understood thul the
premier, anticipating such u demand,
U ft Instructions with hi aubstitutc
Hi tli fulcigti nlllce an to what course
t hould i pursued w ith Ihr punora
whuh are In Ihr foreign nlllce ar-
hi vp.
The niollicnt ultor tho court hud
I reu culled t order I lie pr.tuiutor
ai lior.il rose i. lid mid
"1 mil am hoi i,.. hv tho govern
ment In id i In ro Hihi tho document
lefcrrtd in in yesterday icalimu-i)
are only protomlod nijiii'i of .im u
niontg which du not exist."
M.iliro laiimrl "We i oiu.nl. r Iho
l' Idcnt closed "
Charles Clicnu, th lawyer repre
senting ihr murrain of tho Figirn
and those of 'uim.tti'a In tra, then
Haul aariasiicilly:
"I regard the lm lilt nt .is only an
"jo)Mhe iliuitiMi, It h i ploanrc'
M. I'ailltiui to liittwforni n itIinIiihI
lrl.il Into pollinal olio lie IiiIoiiiIm
" K" rrnin hori with rertinViilo ol
hualiy to Kimut. Much j""d will ll
tin him."
Tha proi uriiloi vein-oil , l.u.ned
iht ih,. honor unit pmiluimiii of M.
i'hIIIiiik remained iilmU'n .1.
Mnitri Idhorl iihjoeted to the luo
Hi. mo iiaod hy M.iitrp t'henu.
looruoa Pii'iiliit. a lu-idhof In law
if tha murdered odllor utid hull man
"f Ihr Klanro eoiiiimriy. una then
ailed ti h Kt.md mid rinnhatli ally
ili'iilod that the Kluitro h.ul heen In
lh py if f.i'ifit h.uikn. The ;,t
limta, he aald, had never hold the
"--" " -i - i - - 'v - fcrvrirv
IIITE1IITI0N IS
Waaliinnton. July li. I'lana fur
mohilialna at leuat l.uoti marine
v-'illun (rlknm dlatanco of llalll und
Iho lionunnan repuhllc, will move
forward a not her aiep tomorrow wllh
Iho arrival uf the naval Iruuaport
I'rulrle at (liiaiituiiaino Iro n Vera
Crux.
Tha 1'rulrla will bring the full rum.
pleinent ol idlh era lor tho mai inea
already at 4iua-itanain and will re
main their lu Irunaporl htf fori e In j
am anouiu an uneiaimy ariae.
vhiln the llancuik la ay fur nunc
lino pa.
With tlloaa preparailona riraldetil
WIon't derlMoii aa to what action
Iho t'lillrd Ma lea ahull take it quell
ho revolution, m Ihu taland repuhllc
and aalialy tha reur of Kumpeaii
crcditura will t awaltad. War and
navy nffli'lala, unildent Mial praca
tan bo featured on tha Uland effect
IT I
THE DilU REPUBLIC
majority of tho Hluiro o.' tho KiK'iro
a a hud heen allotted. Ho then read
linathy ontrai-ta from nn inoritudu.
Will lo rrenl.it win le-liflim Cull
lain eniiio from hln aent from niiuinii
Iho wltlioanoa n ml nlood eloaer In Ihu
Imi' In order lo hour holler.
M.iitre rhonu, loinmeniiiiK nn ,M
I 'i out nt a todllnioiiy, laid:
"I will ndd that It does nut hecoine
M. C.illlaux to ( o:iie here and t'l
deavor lo lhi gmvo whhh hi
Wife lliinle."
Then followed nit exrltlnit arrno.
Many of thoHo In court roxo rom
I heir acuta and ulinuk d "irnv,"
while ollieta hiaiMd and murmured
until Jinliio l.nula Alhano wan ohllKed
to cull the court to order, with it e
vrro rptirlmniid.
M. ('nllUiiiit, In a alnlo of eilenienl
and aKlliitlnn, emlalined:
"Hlnro I niuat l.iltn liolice of what
Ihln lawyer haa aald, 1 will UHk htm
If ho will liikx poraonal roipoiiNlhllity
for hla word."
Another cnutlnn wait canned
among tho apo laloi iy thiB ex i
tnailon, und loud "linium" for M.
C.iiIJhiix were luiird nil over tha
loiirl. When Iho ndao had aomewliat
mihaldod. Ma lire CIumiu ropliod:
"I take tho rnlirn realioiiNlhillly.
You cannot nien.no Inn hero. You
ilouhlleau do not know the loiiiper oi
Iho man whom y'ui uddrrva."
Tho dlanrder In court ua nn ri al
that J nil so Alhaiift llirratened lo
clear tho court.
Whop Ulot had heen rcMoreil,
(Toorcoa Kromeiilln. a aaleii clerk In
Iho mm atore where Mine I'lilllniix
i nn hiineil tho weapon wlih w lili h all,,
killed Calmelto waa called.
Ho liMik an aiitomiillr pinl'id Iron
tha arkaK In front of tho Judaea
i. -id explained itx action. Mi lire
( hi nu auid:
"Mine. Culllaux did hot aay when
he loaded Iho ltol."
Mine, ('allium "Aa anon an I fot
Into tho motor car In (ore I could
foravt Kroinonlln'a i xidanaiioim."
Yvra 1hIIm., editor In chief of lc
Cad Kill, related thai ho had met
Mine. t'alllaUK nil the day if the
fhoollnn. llo aald:
"Klip aooim-d drpreaaed und aKed
I nd waa like a heal en. hunliil lliliu.'
Mine. I.oihmh I loMeHaiuio-l.al radi'ic,
formerly aia-lety edilor f the KiKarn,
amid profound allnnee, teatilled alii1
had dined In company wHh Mine.
Calllaux ahotil two nmntha he fore the
ihiHitlnK. Hhe continued:
"Mm. CailUui aald Mine, liuiy
dan, Iho former wife of M ('ailniiix
waa roIiik from one tipwapapi r oith a
lo nimtlier paokina lolloia analnal
her. 1 triad to rcaMaiirc her hy aay
IliS ,lly Informal ion wua that Mine.
(Itlc)dan had tefiiaed to aell the Id
ler lo I'almetto for 10. nun. I know
imlh'ng of tho 'Thy Joe' loiter."
"iVitl ou nn le more pre'-mo
tillmony ahoiit Mmo. liuiydan'a let
ter?" Iiilerrupted Mmv. I'.iill.tux.
Tho wli:ioaa did mil reply and a
moment later left the aland.
Mine. Caillaux adl'd:
"I had never tired a pialol hut '
had hiinled wllh my huohand. I
lnnmtil a nun ut tho aallie placp."
Another miniimith'a e:iiploe aald
Mmo. t'allhiux had prailleed In the
lance under the atnre. Three of In r
nn aholM Ml in k a taruei Iho aire ol
a human flxuro.
Mmo. Caillaux "I tried the plutol
aolelv at the renUeat n' tho emplnya.
llo tod mo In ho euro I knew how
It W"iaed "
MlniTa Talk IHUIe TrniiMi'.
Penver, Jnlv II. The Coloradn
eonl minora' elriko and Iho atilil I"
tho lliitlp haul union wore diacuaacd
today hy Jatma lard. of tho mining
depiirtment of the American Kulcr
ali.in of laihor. In an adtdeha hefoie
I he Wi Hiirn T'ederailon of Minora'
convention. Tno remainder of the
moliiiiia aeaalon Wua devilled lo rou
tine liujineaa.
Knott In Ctdorailo.
Colorado fprliiKa. July 12. Uo
mrla from Altinan, I'oio., lhirl
niilei. aoulhwext of hero nnlcd aa the
high, at iueiirporalod towl: m the
world, indicate a, heavy fall of anuw
t ) la iin.rtilii.
- iruxajM - it. .
BELIEVED
HAITI ID
ively hy thn ait iv a Iniervpiition nf
tho I'rilted fliutvg are perl. ting their
I luna.
Hnlnn Molina, Iho ll.iHIcti mllilaler.
rofiferiej with Keeretary . ryan lo.
lay and urged that Intervention would
reaull m a numher of counter lovolu
I'.ona, nei eaaltaln tho dlaKolution of
the prraetil government and even the
ahdhaimn of tho ireidr:it.
"( Count tin Iho apli it of Juki lie i
lh American p-"plo, ''aald .Minlaii
Mi no, relerrliia tu iniorventlun,
lo
reatraiii tin in Ironi taking Iho alci
which would iMt ao harmful In Haiti
liewiit mohlliaatloii ol niarlnea
In
thr viinity of tha latanda, tha min
lalcf alaled. haa heen oltn l.illv n
plained hy the alate department, Waa
a lautmnury, alep taken tu avert po
a'hle trniilde. and Waa not, lie fcl
aura, an Imtlcalli.n Iha nlana urliml
ly aktaiad for tha landing uf l ulled
Bialeg t run pa iu llalll.
RDOSEVELTTIIVIE W I L L
WANTS TO
REPEAT
STORY
Colonel Asks Permission to Ap
pear Before Senate Commit
tee when Colombian Treaty
is Taken Up.
SAYS RESPONSIBILITY
WAS ALL HIS OWN
I'm not in Favor of Turning
Foreign Relations Commit
tee into a Town Meeting"
Says Chairman Stone.
Wuhhinuton, July 12. A roiUoHt
front i 'oloiicl KooHovell fir an "P-
portiiinly In nppear hefore the hi nate
foreign relaiioiiM eoinrutttee in op-
irllloii to the Cidoinhiiiti treaty wua
nnaulerod today hy Iho i oniinlttce.
wllhont ii' t ion, however, iia Chair
man Stone waa uniildo In marah tl a
iliiorum. ( oloiiel ll'iiiwvi It wrmo
hiiirm.in Mono ho wanted to tell
Why ho npponea paving 1 2 3.111111,00"
to Coioinlua for tho partition of
I'aliaiua.
"I repliid to Colonel I!ooMevelt'a
letter perHnnnlly, aa iug 'hat I would
nuliniit the matter of healllicn nn the
Cnliiuihinii treaty und liia appi-arance
lnll.ro It to the committee," r.d
Hcnalnr Stone. "I dmi'l know what
he will du ulout It."
Tho Mtapntirt aoimtor aald ho had
not a. t a dale for iinolher rneetnitt
of tho coiiiiniiiee.
laitcr Senator Sinne nmilo puhlli
Colonel KnosovoH'a letter In whhh
the former preMldriit wrnie:
"If there In any i'ltcnt'imi uf jimr
eriinmltti'O In hi t favnrahlv on th
I'loiioneil treaty with Coloinliiu, .i
which we are In pav Colomhia $:.',
lino. mill, and to oviuchs rewnt for the
action taken ill tho .aM, I respectful
ly nak In ho heard llnreon.
"I wua prehidiiit IhrouKhoiit the
lime of the iieKollutlona, llrHt wllh
ftilnmhlu and then Willi Panama hy
whhh vvp iiiiiiirid tho rluht to huild
tha I'a nil ina canal, livery m I nf thir
Sov i rniiie'il In i onne. ti.ni aIHi tin
tieuol nil ioiia and W illi oilier proi eed
inea fur lakinir ioha'uon of Iho
anal lone and IkkIiuhiik I lie huildinu
of tho ana waa taken '"V my cx-
Preaa illrei-tio'i nr c!m- In larryinit out
thr cnurin uf eoudu't( I, aa preKident.
hud laid down.
"f had, fully, I'linwledno nf every
thing of any Importance that wan
done In ri uard thereto hy any uiient
f tho Euvern:neii i;nd I waa aolelv
trapnin-ihle for what was rlono The
then aecrelary of Mate, John Hay.
who la now dead, had a I moat n coin
pleie n llrit liaiid knowledk-o of what
occurred: hut no man now livina, ex
cept niyaelf, haa thia Ural hand know
lidne and tin man, living or dead.
inured with mo the reaponaiMIUy. for
tho action took, nave In a wholly
minor dearer.
"I reticat In appear liefnro you In
mnko a full atatenu nt or what I uui
and of what w.ia dmie hy my nrdora,
to Mate tho rraaonn I he re for. and to
aiiawtr any 'tuoMlona that yniir l"dy
or tho momlr nf vmir hndy thuuM
In put In me."
Hinalor Stone ll. diluted that he per-
aurally waa not In favor nf h.-urina".
Tho iiioailou tn lit- cn-iaiucrcii e
Ihia ci'inmlliee," raid senator Hloiio,
i not an milch what happened In
Colombia ten or eleven yeara ngu.
The auhjeoi for tin In eimaiiler la ho
to adjuat our relation. Colonel
liooaevelt hug aald time and uealn
what ho hid to any admit Colonihln.
If ho haa nnythlng further tn nay, an
far h I inn i imcei rieil let Ii l m w rite
it nut and aend II ! tho cunriiitt'O. 1
am not much in lav or nr turning ino
foreign rclalloua commitleo of the
aeliale Into a town meeting."
WOMEN THROW THEIR
SKIRTS AT MINERS
Na. o. Arm . July Mexhuti
w imeii iok off then aklrla and
threw them ul mon reaumiiig work
yeaterday ut ininea nf the Canulieit
Cmiatilidated Copper company. ac
cording In advice recelvrd here to
day. The men went hai to work
alter a airlko rather than Join the
ciinatltutlniiiillMl army.
'Vim can wear the aklrta; wc can
look after mnaclvca," the women
leered.
Forty of tho women were arrealoil
hy Major I. Kllaa Call, a m nt tu Can-
anea i,y Cmiral tuurtian (utraiia
tu gettle the irike.
C'hlcagu. July !;.Tha Ihermuii
tier hero registered 113 degretg ahuri
ly after 1 oilui'lt thla altermain, II
hlghevt fur July, but then were i
dealha reported.
SHOIfl; IS
CRYFTIC
REPLY
Premier Asquit Hedges when
Asked if Ojoriunity will
be Given fc Discussion of
King's Speeh in House.
MINISTER ASUMES
FULL RESPONSIBILITY
His Majesty, Je Declares, has
Followed tie Letter of Con
stitutional! Proceedure in
Irish Acti
li. Premier A'iilih
London, July
today iisHiimod
the hotiH,. or cinn
MHlv fnr the apeei h
molla lull reap!
made hy thn k
vest rilay tn tho po
lltical loudera
Invhiim Milan
ll. id imi I nt lUiek-
'i confer nn Iho Irlah
em. He thila "'t al
porta In clreuliitloii
cuntrov eray Imu lc-
home rule pr
rial varloiia
aim o tho CUi
come ix'iito,
roiiiu eineiil
premier aald:
"The Hpoe
ordinal y mi)
il n.ioe tho Drat nti-
tho ennfeiem-o. The
wa gent I" mo In the
iy t-in inajeaty, the d.iy
hvi red, and I fake the
iiitr lor it "
ft it t'l the lliMcr'ltnn
ren e to determine
leroie it waa
entire rcapoi.
"The king
of the ei
whether or
puhllnhoil ui
l hta apee. h Hlimilil "
iho cnnferenie decld
' lfvi.viT uf ilu puhll.
v throughout thla mat
ed the atrt'test iiiliati-
d unuiiimn
.It loll.
"Ilia mnj
ler haa fid
tllliulial pr
i,.e. lie ha not taken
an the heulnning until
a conaiiltalion with and
of liia minister. ''
.'lili.h, on heing riuea
ih.. i.illlnir of tin- inn-
any ate
to w except
ill the llllv
rremier
timied na
with omtdiasiM ".hat all
I an llliiolldltiolially. 11''
ferem-n a.
attending
dci lined I
llsciis- why It waa heln
held In rtilsini-'ham iialaie instead ul
n the In
When
of coinmona
Lu .1 ulolher there WoUlil
bo an m
iiiinliy for tllacUHsion n
in tin houae Premier Aa
. d:
I Show."
the Hlll'Ji
iiuilh ret
"Time
KOENIE SURRENDERS
15MITS HE SHOT
attaita v nrrTriAL
ii,,s. July It. I.dw.ird K
nlK. wli lor foul duva hud In i ll
aouuhl r Ihe lo. al polite in eunnei -
tloli w fti the shoolitig ol renx r-Alnler-ic
usalflaiil t freatiletu W
S. Mcii' -ney nf Hie Teriiiinul "Uil
road ijV-,1 union. Mirremieied t tin
police li ,i lawi r a ofllce today.
To t'a f of Ix lectivca AlU lider,
W.-...li Mlmltleii llo hail allot All-
leia.iiTniid rani ho did in hecaus"
"they B id eiKispiKd tu ruin ami kill
me." (Asked to ih fmi "they' hu an
aweri i incuhen ni ly. All. iider ex-preaa-l
Iho hcllel thul koeing eillicr
ia In ino or leliiniiiK inaalnly.
"I ttt the ruiiioad voluularily aev-
..eui 1. ,ra no,,." aaid Ko. iiis-. 'mil
vv licift In y iravo mo 'clealaiice pupils.
they t' ad that I had been disuiwacil
This In ovemcd me from gelling work
miy fa re else. 1 nigged und hogged
In lm that the company reinstall'
me fr give l"e ' "ircet cleurunec pa
iter J'
Kiiulg denied lie waa eniine' t"d
wil l the Indiiati i .l Workira of thv
W. Id
rODAY IN CONGRESS.
il TK.
Met Ul llouli.
'I ho coiifeiem e report on tho
dian nppi opi i.itlun hill w.ia
.iini'li ted.
A lieiiiuci.ill.' ciiufUa tu expe
lo the trust "ilia und diarum
dluiiriiiiient waa culletl lor lo-
Mght.
Iieluito wua r, aunioil on th"
Inver and huhor mil.
The torem laliong coiiimit-
II. colisiili li-'l vviiionil acieni m
te'iuest from 1 oluiiel ISuuaevelt
lor nn opporii'i ity to dlaiusa thu
Ciilomhimi tre.uv.
Invesiia il.on of ihurgea of dl-
rlinliiutinn hy a foul trust
against chaili.ton and other
aouthei'ii porta wua continued hy
a loiiiiiiiltii;.
Iinl hll.
Met at noon.
A hill In exl' ml from 10 In JO
jenra the lime within which
aelilera nn liiiiail.ui projecta
may repuy the guv ei ntiit iil wag
dehuti d.
Intemlale ii.intitfh cuiiimla
aicm repnrtt d leao'utlnii fur In
Vrallgatinu of alleged drpieaainn
of wheat pna pnul lu Kansaa
pruductra.
VILLA HAS ALL
IIITHE
AIR
nstead of Proceeding South
fro'i Chihuahua He Leaves
for Old Bandit Haunts
Around Guerrero.
MEDIATORS URGE THAT
U. S. DEMAND AMNESTY
Forceful Representations
Made to President and Sec
retary Bryan for Protection
of Huerta Followers.
lilliiialillil. Mexico, .Inly 2'J.
t.cmiiil Hla. Ill, wile ami muiic
Mr-oiml rihiliN left I'slay lor
t.iirrrviii, ttlwre tin- uill visit
llsv lioini' of Mix ilia. 1 lu
pin IV will not hUnii hero lor a
vvia k. It tvut iiiiiiouiKttl.
IJI'n-ai. lex., July ii. An
liouiKX'liiciil of t.em-rul llhi'a
llclay In iriMflliiK aoulli from
t lilliiiiilnia ( it) uecatly piiiulcil
ol lit lals litre ttsluv. had lai'll
t-tNa led that liia would lenve
liMla) for Agiiiia 1 ulli-iitca Willi
three of Ina lirlgmli-n Ut NHll'1
Hile III Hh- jiiiH llon of iiili-lllll-liniial.sl
rHiH iiortll nf llw lia
llolial cnpllul.
Moxienii nllli InU mi tlw hni-ili-r
B'lmltleit tlH-lr htiMirata l Ilea
Idiiua of tin- ill vision nf llii
iiortli. I waa mt even known
ilellliilcly f Ilia lujil lat'ii In
tiled lo lukc part in the a-tiiry
lulo Mi-lii t itv. t.iicrtt-m Is In
the liloiliiliiiiuais district of wt-l-a-rii
( hlliiinliua. where lllu i
eiali'il n ll luillillt lit film I lie
.Muih-ro retnliilliiii.
Mi.ni th:s i iii.i: oi Mwn
Kill I.I.M ItAI. MMTV
Washinnlon, July .'..--Aiiihnaaudiir
I'a llama of lira. I anil MiniilerH
Simrex nf Chile and Nami uf Argen-
titia, Ihe tim e 1 1 1 1 ilin t " l a in tin
Mexican alfair, lippiahd I'l I'reai-
delll Wilsnli today In have the I'llil-
ed Slates use Us in! Incline Willi 1'H
erul Ciilran.a tn olitalli ll general
ainmaly for tm.se who auiiportcil nu
lluertu Ko-.i-rniiu-itt .
It una the hist formal call nf the
three inediulora sim e the cohlt rem '
al Niagara Fulls adjoin m d. The
wete u cntupaiiii l tiv .-ci elal y lii
nn and for m arly an liner ilist ussed
the Mi XI. all situ. it, on .11 all Its
phaaea. Thev i xpicsed the vli w that
Franilacu Carhajal waa ready In turn
uver Ihe government , totieiai i ar-
raiix.i. hut Wanted tn git arm Ice that
there Would he Ho vvl' desalo exei li
tlnn". urii'sls or con! isiuti'in of prm
eriy.
Thev lold pi evldi lit W ilaon that
Caiinijiil wo.il'l noi surrender um
ditlonalli . an. linn iiiilesn t lies'
KUitiinli.-a for Ihe proio. turn of Ih
Uvea ami properly nf llmae who a'lp
nolle, I llairla were kivoii. he would
-oiiceiilrate nil I he iniliiarv f,.rcca
mul resist to ,ln utmost liny If'Tt
to IllVllile Mexico Cliy.
The president mid Mr. rri.ni list
oiled attentively to the Mews of th
Solllh Ann I I' an diploma's, especially
u. they Indicate. I that Ilu ir govern
InelilM prnhaldy xvouhl ho ul..ill l'
I-, nature any adiuiiiiaiituion in M' x
leu which relnaiil tn nive nu arti r I'
Ha enemy or ostaumh liaelf hy pein e
ful nn ins in ini i'i'liiiici- w .1 ll ci III
ed i-r.o lu es uiiioiu; tiattona.
(:,r their l., Ik Willi thn i, reald.nl
.vcltlniv ill van mid Hie three i
toils wini lo Ihe stile lit uai Um ul
foe ll colifel en, o.
l-loil ft.., ilitllli lli'e .. f tho 1'nted
Slat, " was la ills- relied on hy lTi
visional I'l esi.lt tit Callilij.il In '
lain sail-fin i n v It i ins from the on
. in ul loiiiillsls was evilained uls.i I'V
Jos.. Casl.'ll"!. personal l.prcscll!u
tlvo of t al'iijil The liiediafora eon
f..r.. .1 ...a .inlv wi'h Mr Cast. Hot
lull nls.i with l.li. ll " Kan.. a. Iie.nl i
it ,1. t... on which I. I I. senteil
lloolla at the M.'g.ira Full confer
en. t a.
Mr. Caslelli't win eon 'idt lit Ih
A ..I.'.... ..,. ..rnineni m-ct-r w'ould
permit an arlniraiy eiiHV in'" Mox
Ico City. He aaid Ihe Cillmjal gov
iiiiiieiil wanti.l nn share III the fu
lor., .i.l.. ...Ml ei.t i, ,n. nn validation "f
tho a. ta of lluiria. hul simply guer
anleea for liv.-a usi.t properlv.
Word that the .on. mission wht
will reproM-nt Cumui-il In negul
II. .ha with Carraiia had 1 f i Mi'"
Cnv l a me lr Ciistellot today. The
commission departed without ohliiin-
Ing cre.leiiliula. tun s.n.e Cariiin'"
indicated to the Aniorhnii gm-i rn
Im nt that ho would receive Ihe i oin-lui-.loliers,
-'ill liiHtruetl.ina and au
thoriition II he aont tliem.
tit lit I ul Currunaa hug gugt ated
that Iho coiifi leu, i g take plni'O nl
Sallilln.
citi:w. W V 1t
TMII'ltil; Mil HI Ml l,ll:l)
I In ll. aril C.elte'.il .irr "i..l a f pe
el. ll Train, t n r.uite In T.itnplcn, Vie
Imi. i, Mexico I Via lairedn, T.-xaa.
July 'tit. lenelal I'.ili net w.ik
giv en nn ent hnsinstlr wide.. me lit the
town along the lino I rum Miuitorey
lo Victoria I...I iy. l will remain
Iwn days In Tampa n. im h pmnt
ht. will leiu h tnii'oi rovv . iiml 'hen re
turn I.. Sultillu via Moiitorey. where
he expect.s I,, rc.iv.. the delegates
fniii Carl.al.il, ami also Kui.mi'i .i
pnla, brother of Ciet'elal Clllll. Ill"
ipata. who will confer with him
eon. eriilui; the disposition uf the Za
pata Irooi'B iiml ii. tails of the entry
into M. Xa o Cly.
John I:. Siiiiinmi, who is ni'oard
the ll nitl, had aevernl long Intel Views
vvnh Cetieral Cm ru u i ami aeveral
of his I al.inel uflirera. lieliertll Na
era ami li.'m inl Truiua mi oinpan
led C.irranr.a In Victoria.
WIT tnwr I.IM I!MH
AWIot s i mi ii: I
m Hoard C S. S. Cuiiforniit, Ma
xatliui, Mexico, July 2 i t Ity Wire
leaa l.i San lil.g.i. Call 1 m the ar
rival of the llaaship California here
tniiay, ai'prunchea were recelvfil from
both Ihe federal und f nnatltiitiuniilist
cumpH iiull' at lug thai tile general
on Imlh Hd.'s would ho Mlatl tu lll.ol
nn hoard Iho flagship nr aninc other
foreign 1 1 ins. .r tu nrrungo an I'rmls-
tlec during ii pnssihle evacuation uf
ilu' illy by tho f.dirala.
Such u meiinm- would he (hor-
ouahly In accord with Ih" policy of
Admiral II. .ward, who. sine,, the fall
llu. rla, has heen doing everything
ho t mild tu luing the muring lac-
t u aa ti.iiether.
Six hundred truupg nf thnse w ht
vactiaied c.uavimia reeenllv are
novvii In have landed at V "'nilln.
which would imlicito a fmsslhlo rtur
ana. k, lu I'onjum tlou with the troops
at Maxatlnn, on Ihe fonts of lienerul
)hl egun.
T'S ft HARD GAME
I. OIL
TO BEAT
Pitiful Note Left by Man on
Trial for Murder Before He
Takes His Life in Cell.
Huston, July 1".' Lawremo Kuh-
itisoll. chal'Ueil Willi the liullil.r "I
'olu'e lns t.-r Tlmiuas J. Nnitoti.
uiuillltleil Mlii lile last lllL'ht hy cllt-
ling his throat Willi a s'ecl shins
which tie had lelliovtil ftoln nlie n(
l is siloes. Min e III.- ., a lung nf hla
trial y.-sn i diy In- had h. n t oiiiiiied
ut night In u i ii iin . f the cmn Hiiiiiso
IEoI.iiiai.ii was a-', used ltf hIiuoIiuk
Xortuii while resi'iing urr.sl In I hi
llovlstoll cute on June I'l.
lalt.is foinitl in Itol.inson'i ef-
i ts and flat) I Inlv Is i n . 1 1, .t t . thai
ho colli. Illplat. d snh i'le lielole the
trial lot. 'ii. In a palhell. and r
penlaiil tod,. I,, Ins iimthei unu Wife
he en id:
"To my dim a'.'lher and my vvifn.
I hint Alice; the luting sweetheart of
my bi.v'hooil davs, ihe only woman
have Hi r love. I und who stuck t"
mo lhr.mi:li nil IIk- -Ii i ii i.. into w lin n
.l, um.-. I her, I 1. 1, 1 a a-i fund 11 1-
.. mul if th. i. is a Cod Almighty
ami am-tlier ttoiM. I piav that I may
llll'il V oil tll.'le. tSlUUClll
"I. A Wi: FXCK."
To Sheriff John ijiiinn, Ina k. t per.
and lo his . i. mis. I. John II urn!
Iluh ' 1:1. nu hard, he wrote:
"Vou tire up iik'.itnst ii h.n. I game
When V"i v. got to ill" to heat It It
seems l.i I. i the t usl. si solution for
Hu- vvh,,h- ditlli ullv. I WoUhlll I wait
lo i.. to the i hair for the aai i-'faet Ion
it would give icrtaiii peonle. und
hfe or a long term In prison lm
male-l.r.istii. r are worse than death
ml I know what Km talking nhout-"
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the home-makers of this city. It brings to tho home,
every evening, the last-minute news of the stores. These
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th': buyer jf the household things. The search for these
buying opportunities fitting them to present needs -deciding
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RUSSIAN
GRAVE
TODAY
Passenger Train Held Up by
Mob Just Outside St. Peters
burg and Passengers Forced
to Walk.
SOLDIERS NOW GUARD
ALL RAILWAY STATIONS
Thousands of Men Walk Out
in Practically Every Im
portant City in the Empire.
Armed Clashes Frequent.
SI. Petersburg, July 22. The airik
s.lualioii In liui-siu, took on a mora
seimila iisM-i'i today when armed con.
Hit I,, oi'iirrtd lu Ihu al recta and ra
mi i le 1 1 in the wounding uf mutiy po
lice. ctiHsat ka an I at risers.
Juat iiUt.Hiilu tin. capital, a passell-
gcr tliiin on Ihe coast Hue tu Finland
was held up by atrlkera, thn engineer
iv as ton t d to unit the locomotive un
it r threat of being shot und Iho
pnsHcngcia were driven out uf tha
lu is.
Tho alrlketa Who numbered 200,
then rut ilnwii the tclcgruph pt.lea
nut niist il oostruciiong ui thu tr.n ka.
A lletat llllletlt of cuaaileka and
lii ndai ines arrived und drove off tna
wietkera. Tralllc wins then leaumrd
hut every train waa runvuyed by a
luv.uiunltv with nu a I til. d taVcurl.
Al Itlgit the airlko niuvemiiiil wag
reported tu be spreading und It wag
aaid t.uoii men In tint city had atruck
work, while many other cltlea In all
:irt of the empire thoiiaaiida of men
are reported to have left their em
ploy nient.
DUDLEY TAYLOR TELLS
COMMISSION EVILS
OF PICKETING
Chliimo. July it-Alleged irre-
apt.nnliiliiy nf labor tiiiinna wua de-
scrihetl hy luulley Tuypir. counaol
for the l-.nipl.iveia' uaa.alullnn ,,r
t liaai:.! In l.rlnmiuy whhh ho gav"
hilnre li e I'mie.l Mat.'H eomiiilaaion
mi industrial relations here today
"A Chlcag.ian who owna aivoral
rehl.liirunta Hie.) the experiment of
a i lii. il shop, l.ut ll wouldn't work."
related Mr. Tabr. "So hu rejected
it, hut kept precisely Iho ci.llilltlulU
in vvagea iiml bouts demanded by thu
Illinois. Tim unlolia agreed tu the
employim in "f outsuUt help. but
Hi..) to it".iiiic ill audi outsider to
Join the unions. This waa found lm
prii' tt' aide. The rcstuurunta hnva
lieeti siil.Ji ct. il tn I'l' kvling ailu e hul
in. utleinpt In ina.le by the uniniia t
remniis'iate with iho employer; the
picketing Is to il.etruy putrunage."
MCCOMBS WILL TAKE
LOOK AT POLITICS
IN WESTERN STATES
Washington, July 23 After a
i .illlelellee w II ll President Wilaon to
day Willium F. MeCmha. cliulrmait
of the I iciii"' rutlf nail. mill l oliilliit
tcc. ni'lioiinci d llo Would leuve tn
i.ighl for the Pa. ifti' co. ii to ntis. rva
pulitiial conditions, stopping In len
Ml among oilier cltlea.

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