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NICARAGUA REVOLUTION
Americans Under Colonel Ausburn Aiding
The RevoIutionisIs.
CRfYrOwN WAS CAPTURED BY SEVEN MEN
However. They Did Not Hold the
Piacc--Amcricnms Warned To re-
main strictly Neutral.

| New Orleans. La. February GA Blue
| fields Nicaragua. letter to the Picayune
dated February IL, which arrived tonight
, gays:
On February 10 General Reyes was, by
The army and citizens of Rama, declared
provisional president OF the republic The
steamship Condor for New Orleans, when
she left here, towed a schooner loaded with
troops to Cape Gracias to take possession
OF that port. as they expected to lind $780,
| 600 to $4,000 there. Troops have been sent
from Rama to the Interior. Among them
are about thirty white men. mostly Amer
leans, commanded BY Colonel Ausburn.
formerly one Of the Roosevelt Rough
Riders, who went from here and Joined
Roosevelt at Tampa, served through the
Cuban campaign, was in the famous charge
joined Reyes forces and leads the Rama
| contingent.
When General Reyes arrived at Grey
town he sent two boats with seven men
ashore to send out boats to lane his men.
| one OF tho boats was broken up, running
through the breakers. However, the men
got ashore all right, took the town, nut
the .oVernor of the town in Jail and came
out ON the beach and made signals TO
| reyes that everything was all right. How
ever. mistaking the signals, he returned
10 Bluefelds and next morning the seven
men, nndinS themselves left alone, took
10 tho bushes. The insurgent man of-war
san Juanita. Captain Simonds, went to
Greytuwn, found the men and brought
them back.
Reyes, at Rama. gave a generals conf.
m Gg I'M IN Il &c,
iutlcnist. who has had price of $4,000 set
on his head by President Zelaya, and who
had returned when he heard OF his up-
| rising, coming overland from Costa Rica.
an almost Impossible undertaking. He was
| made comrLc.der of the army OF invasion
from Rama
Reyes then returned here and made his
headquarters at the bluff
On Monday Fl. M. s. Intrepid Captain
Burr arrived hero in the morning and the
! captain came ashore at . p. m. Today the
American ship arrived and the captain has
| iust came ashore.
The following notice was posted yester-
day.
| All citizens of the initial States of
| America are hereby warned not to take
| part IN the present troubles existing here
and to observe strict neutrality.
M. j. Clancy,
| United States Consular Agent.
]. Berlanger
! Her British Majesty's Consul.
| The next day the following notice was
posted;
Notice is hereby given to all citizens OF
| the United States of America in Bluefields
and vicinity that II. b. NJ. cruiser intrepid.
commanded by Captain J, L. Burr, will
convey any Americans or such portions of
their families they may desire to put ON
board and land them free of charge at any
| port within a reasonable distance from
| Bluefelds. N. J.. CLANCY
| All the consuls posted notices 10 the
| same effect. However, so far as could
learn no one took advantage of the kind
offer. The Intrepid sailed yesterday for
| GreytoWr
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THE GARCIA FUNERAL.
General Ludlow Wires that 1her
WITS No Friction

General Ludlow Wires That There
WIS No Friction,
Washington, February 2s.--General Lud.
low, military governor of Havana, today
cabled the war department as follows con-
cernipy the part taken In the Garcia fu-
uersi rs follows;
Adiutans General. Washington:
Havana. February 49, - Editorial and
Havana letter in the Herald OF February
Is. alleging friction between the naval
and military authorities, entirely baseless
j consulted with Cromwell In advance
sent ambulances and cavalry. With ladies'
and flowers. TO the cemetery, and visited
with tho department stan the memorial
services at Mercedes church; / also sent
carriage and stan TO represent the de-
partment at the cemetery, leaving the
navy and marines unhampered in conducts
ing ceremonies. Ludlow.
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LEGISLATIVE.

The house has set bills for consideration
on certain days IN to and inducing
March o.
Administration does NOT regard favor1-
My the efforts of the h1uso TO anne id
the occupation tax bili
Bill to reduce The membership OF the
house TO es will be foyorably reported.
Hearing on the new charter for Dallas
has begun before the house committed.
The senate passed bill granting Auatln
naw charter; engrossed bill authorizing
absorption s.. $. and s.: set down coa-
sAtntional convention resolution for next
Tuesdny; bill repeating transfer OF psr-
manent available school fund was en-
crossed: engrouscd bill Hxing venue OF
suits ON written contract after amend
ments were adopted.
The house concnrred In senate amend
ments TO the boil wecvil bill; took up
general occupation tax amendment but
did not get through the first section.
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wAspIyuToN.

The naval appropriation bill passed the
house, amended so as TO make tho limit to
be paid for armor sii5 per ton. and pro-
yiding that the United States shall not pay
higher price than ether nations
lightweight PAGES OF the river and har-
Dor bill disposed Of by the senate.
compromise reached On the army re-
organization bill by the senate which IL
satisfactory TO both sides.
Rumored in Washington that so mccb
rottcnncss in the bcef matter has been uu-
oarihod that Aleer will be forced to re-
sigp.
Major ossooi and former Commssary
General Eag1n both testified that the btcf
was good The forIssr said all the soldiers
had diseascd llvers. Colonel Weston. act
ing eommissars general. also praised the
beef
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torin's wreath was of roses, violets aud
lilies of the valley. II was tied with q
large white satin bow bearing the inscrip-
tion: Testimony OF sincere esteem"
President Mckinley, John Hay, secre-
tary OF state OF the United States, and
President Kruger Of the South African re-
public sent telegrams, but the United
States and the Trnnsvaal gave no further
sign. No American delegation appeared in
the cortege.
Last night many friends OF the family
said that II General Zurlinden, the military
governor, went to the Elysee he could not
pc turned out But Zurlinden In man
to respect the law. He could only be dan
gerous where there was an illegal general
situation which would breathe revolution.
General Zurlinden greatly struck the
oystanders today rs sitting fair and square
In his saddle and surrounded by his staff.
he led off the cortege
Three coftinless hearses followed. and
then came the funeral car, n most imposing
vehicle. Then came the relatives of the
president, The new president NJ. Loubet,
showed great pluck in not only walking
merely from the Elysee TO Notre Dame,
but to the cemetery the most disturbed
district. His friends say that Loubet Is
brave homme. or q good fellow. He
| was by himself, betrayed no fear and was
In evening dresA He wore for the first
time the grand Gordon of the Legion of
f,uhor, pIohu scarlet rlppOn OF watered
silk, The elect of the congress NJ. Lou
bet, walked like II man Of standing and of
firm, unnssuming self-centered character.
He seemed determined not to finch, and
can, ! am informed. show himself stern
and unflinching.
Great approximations were felt for the
safety OF the members OF the criminal
chamber OF the court OF cessation. and the
three Dreyfusite members. President l.oew
and Judges Bard and Dumas. Hundreds
OF thousands of republicans would have
liked to boot them and cheer Judge Ma
2eau, president OF the court. But the un-
popular judges were apparently not M
ticed, The judges in the procession wore
and velvet caps. In fact. every official
and dignitary having the right to special
costume wore II upon this occasion. which
greatly added to the spectacular feature
OF the street opera. Emily Crawford
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DOMESTIC.

Half of the town of Musoogee, l. T.,
who'd cut by fire.
The pope's letter to Cardinal Gibbons
SAYS The church is willing to adapt itself
10 circumstances so loug as principles are
intact. Father llecker's teachings CON
Gennuu.
Two costly fires In Chicago; one resulted
IL loss of life.
Al Hartford city, Ind, four persons
were killed and three injured by an explo-
.icn at n fire.
Adlutant scha.ber of Bucyrus, Ohio, says
the labels on beef cans bore date OF 1898,
but when removed there was lower date
of 1855
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RIorINc AT NIGHT.
Two Hundred Arrests Made Before
Peace Was Restored


Peace Was Restored
Paris. February 24.--At $50 proccs-
sion of people assembled In front OF the
office of the I.ibre Parole and started
shouting Panama" and Down with Lou
bet" Several OF these persons were
promptly arrested, and Deputy Mlllevoye,
nationalist republican. who attempted to
rescue them. was also arrested, while q
friend of his was captured and taken to
the police station at the same time A
sergeant of police was seriously injured
with sword stick while making an ar
rest. The rioters then became more vio-
lent and fractional Aghting ensued, where
upon the police charged the mob and dis
persed H.
In the course OF the evening crowd Of
demonstrators broke the windows OF the
Petit Journal with stopes. The stat OF
the newspaper dispersed the mob with a
nre hose; but stones were still thrown
from distance, unit, the police inter-
fered. This precipitated a fight, In which
several persons We're wounded. the police
making many arrests. NJ. Paul DeRou-
lede, chief of the League OF Patriots. and
nj. Marel- Habert, member OF the cham
Der OF deputies, and Rambouiet We're plau-
ed under arrest for refusing to quit the
barracks at Reuiily, where they had en-
tered with returning regiment
Up to midnight about 200 arrests had.
been made, most OF them anti -Semites. Nj.
Millevoye was released from custody at
o'clock this morning.
President Loubet gave diplomatic din
ner TO tho foreign delegates who attended
the funeral
Paris. February "a, 1926 q. mat this
hour the city Is perfectly quiet. The mani
festations OF last evening give no indica.
lion OF the general feeling nor does the
general appearance OF the city during the
night excite any fears. The arrests OF NM.
De Roulede, Miilevoye and Mariel- Habert
have pad salutary effect. II was on the
direct lorder Of NJ. Dupuy. who gave in
slructtops that these men should be all
lowed no further license
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HFeHtS Ut Oakland.
san Francisco. February 2s.-oaklend re.
Suits
Five furlongs. selling-odd Eyes, Florence
Fink. Race Bus, Time 1908,
Thatcher, Time AZ. iAiy
:, EutuIity course. selling Rio Chico. GOOD
Handcap--Miss Rowena. Abuse Rubicon
Time 1:13A. i'1'''on'
Mile and sixteenth. selling-Msrons IN
TO Bed, Imp. Mistral II. Time l:45. w
FutuTity course selling-Joe ITlimap ma
Garland ii. Montanus Time 1:ilM. 49,
ToDAY'S ENTRIES.
Five Iurlongs. selling-Padre Jose 1os n.t.
lister, Lomo Sierra Blanco. Durwad. crsw.
ford, Green Hook. BaIiverso lOa c,a - ~
Coriiente. Bessie Lee, Wild Fiower Iasi,
derio, Widow Jones. Jennie Gibbs Ioi
Mile, selling--Joe Musxle, Roadrunner No,
cara, Billy MeCioslsey l0S McFarlana III
cardo lo5, Melvin Burnham, Henry n 10
Non Non sneh 100, Rose Maid. Colonial Dame
Six fiurlongs, selling--Dunpraise. Favor.
ner, Stromo. Yavuba 100 a' nun
Seven furlongs. selling Satsuma no =.
die Jones log. San Mateo lO5 Montalia5.. i ncu'
Earl cochrane as, Guilder 81. MsIkarth X *
Espionage 9s. u o.
Mile. selling Wyoming. Meadow ~,
Z ssa II. whiteomb los, Sly. Lord Marnf mi y
Five furlongs. selling scbp,tz ,os ron
Licalzi. Eakins. AL Socialist Esneya ma
Geo. IL. hetchum, Potente l0s. oabn' Eab.
ruary, Spry Lark, Carrie U. 10l.
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Further lighting is reported at Manila.
While the charges OF the natives were re-
peled. the Americans were unable TO ad.
vance and follow them,
ono man Killed and ten wounded IN yes
tsrday's lighting.
Fire III the Tondo district has smoked
out the natives. and the Monadnock threw
shells into their ranks.
Otis has issued orders that all natives
must be In their houses by D. m
The Sixth and Ninth Infantry are to be
ssnt TO Manila to reinforce Otis.
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TopAy's ENTRIES

Seven furloags, ae,ling-'rranhy p,o,,. ,,s
rroyhs,en, NJ, le5 kIamo ii5, Reel oIi
nmo 1, Ne, Neg Wickes iis. uhlers lilo, coirillo'
a H. f 1si Prince Frederick los The Hub io0.
tnia D.. Minnie p, Johnnie L.. Miss Ransom
,,aa oh III l,iisht lol satinwcod. Color loI. Tor
WIZ, ngas % AZ; lobe. Col; Eals. Kiiarma Easter
Mile and thres-sixteenths' seii,ny- Ham,,
IA ,nS uS Bauqlo II. Bishop Reed Ben Ron,
psba vi F sIsson Sadge s,eadman ig7 possun.
Donation loo Aunt Maggie ss' wv ioso'
clay ain sixteenth, handicap--J. II. G. 100
H nt ro IN los Col. Frank Waters ioi. sea
TARA AZ iI nr, ponbie Dummy. Moronl Io9. Bar
10, ana ! half furlongs. selling Beskman
Sackisr ies Marcus m Lassy Monday swash-
,nis Pontet Camel, McAibert as NanS n, iso IN
r t ~ ME- M Crystalline, Lady Fitzsimmons.
OK 'urlonss. seliiug--rh, Professor. Your.
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fessed is unpopular, made many friends
today by his resolute bearing,
Considerable reference was made to the
fact that the United States did not send
O special representative TO the funeral and
that the flowers from the French hospital
ut New York were the only American tiow-
ers visible among those carried In the pro-
cesslon
During the day requiem masses for the
repose OF the soul OF the late president
were celebrated everywhere throughout the
provinces
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CONsIEftC,aA.

Houston revised spot cotton Middling
is off 1-16, other markets unchanged.
Cotton futures unchanged In Liverpool.
to 8 points lower In New York and . to
down In New Orleans.
Wheat " up and corn and oats &c. Pork
advanced 10c and lard and ribs 5m7kc.
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SIXTEEN YEARS OF SUFFERING.

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There are thousands of people struggling along
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RAILROADS..

Committee on inter Mexican traffic may
experience difficulty In doing It's work
Texas Mexican abandoned It's train sery-
ice between Corpus Christi aud Alice on
account of the smallpox suarautines,
Captain Jules Alvord died suddenly at
Fort Worth.
Waco Northwestern receivership viii be
wound UP next month.
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FOREIGN.

President Faurc of France buried With
great pomp. AT night several riots oc-
CURED and over 200 arrests were made.
In reference to Samoan troubles, It Is
likely that the acts of the representatives
oi all powers will be dlsayowcd and new
men appointed
Count d'Almenas refuses to accept Lii
Mares challenge
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LOCAL.

Important meeting this morning OF tho
Business League.
Religious rallies at the Baptist, Metho-
dist and PresbytcrIan churches.
Things well to remember In reference
to postage ON foreign mail matter.
The trial of u. 4. Currie still engaging
the attention OF the criminal district
court.
meeting tomorrow night to discuss
charter amendments.
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SPORT.

Charles Thorpe, the celebrated California
Jockey. has retired and will live on his
iauch.
Floyd Mcfarland of sap Jose, Cal,
broke several bicycle records, making NJ
teen miles In 30.22.
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that the district courts were closed TO-DAY
and the juries were dismissed. There arr
ten cases in the pest house, number $50
lated at private expense and large nun
Der of suspected cases under suryeliiancss.
Five deaths have been reported. There u
agitation in favor of closing the puplsO
schools and all pupils are being vaccinated.
The cold weather has caused the us
ease to spread. 1t L. now dhyrees below
freezing here.
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THE RACES.


New Orleans, February "a Results;
SIX furiongs. selling-Agltator. Free Hand,
I'M Flood, Time IN.
One mile-Jimp, Jim McLeery, Dandy II.
Time 1:i6h..
:, Mile and a furlong--Monk Wayman. Tonto.
Eranatus. Time 2.0lL
SIX iurlongs. handicap-village Pride. Dave
81. Sensational. Time i:l6ig.
Nne mile, seiling--Ma Angelina. MAMMA 7.
Earl Fonso, Time :46la. '
= Sven Iurlongs, selling-Locust Blossom.
Hailssa, ben Frost. Time l:g3is
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Havana. February 2s.-The United States
is today feeding per cent of the total
population OF Cuba and the number of
destitute appears to increase rather than
decrease. From 10000 10 $4,000 are FED In
Havana alone from army rations or 10 per
cent OF the city's Inhabitants.
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Berlin, February 2s = An impressive
requiem WAS sung today for the repose
of the soul Of the late President Faure at
Headwig church. at which tho emperor,
Prince HobenIohe the imperial chancel-
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Mass ut 81. Petersburs.

ST. Petersburg, February pa grand
funeral mass for the repose of the soul of
the late President Faure was held here
.ouH, which the czar and ministry at
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-The dead bodies 2.
an entire family consisting OF an unRn sass
negro woman and her five children i,s na
been found in cabin near Sheparo' n "a r.
stead county. They undoubtedly pertsnso ~
the recent severely cold weather, onp "
the bodies was partly devoured by swlne.
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oyATIoNs no GOMEZ.

General Lee pnd stan Trrn Ont to
Meet the General,
Guines, Province of Havana, February
23.-General Maxine Gomez left Matanzas
at n. m. There was great crowd at the
station when the train bearing the general
arrived here Mt 11:40. He proceeded on
foot to the city hail. where he was ten
dered a banquet Al the cid OF this cevc-
mony General Gomez took train for Ma
teo. Nss
Marinao. Cuba, February 2S.-The spe-
cial train bearing General Gomez arrived
here this afternoon. The general received
an ovation during the entire journey. At
Buena Vista Major General Lee went upon
the platform and welcomed General Co
mez informally in a few hearty words.
The Marianao station was lined with Gu
ban troops, and the members OF the Gu
ban military assembly were waiting to
welcome the Cuban commander. Deafen-
ing yells and vivas met the appearance of
The distinguished Cuban at every point,
The streets from the station to the resi-
dences were lined with Cuban soldiers
The town, gaily decorated was crowded
with people from the neighhorhood of Ha-
vana, who cheered continuously along tia
line OF march. AT the Hidalgo residences
General Gomez was embraced by the wo-
men present and welcomed by the Amer
lean officers. The Cuban troops marched
past the house and then proceeded to
their various camps.
Major General Lee and his stan officers.
Mayor La Coste ana the Aecretaries are
attending the banquet this evening, which
is TO he followed with a reception and
dance. General Gomez VIII leave Marlanao
tomorrow morning at 10, going by carriage
TO Cerro, where he will mount to ride
thence at the head OF Cuban troops 10 Ha-
.yana.
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IS NOT A WHISKY MEDICINE.

lor. and the cabinet ministers, and most
OF the diplomatic corps, were present.
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Events at Oakland.

Truly log, Tappnn 1903 Borden, X. g.. Hepr,c,
lOl. Banrica 100. Midglin IS.
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Dallas. Texas. February 2s.-The small
oox situation has become SO alarming
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