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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-03-03
Bullfrog District.

Deputy Sheriff ]. r. Mcdonald came
up from the Bullfrog district Monday
on official business, returning the fol-
lowing day. He says many groups of
claims near Beatty have been bonded
recently by ]. j. Rutledge, who repre-
sents an English syndicate. Among
the properties secured by him are the
Standpoint, which embraces four claims
near the big tunnel being run by the
Beatty Mountain Mining Company, the
Scott and Duncan ground between
Beatty and Bulfrog, seven claims
owned by P. Bertchy, Frank Miller and
t. G. Blair, and fifteen claims owned
by Messrs. Blair and Murphy. The
two latter groups are situated on the
east side of Oasis Valley, near Howell's s
ranch and have a splendid surface
showing. Mr.. Mcdonald says the Bull
frog district never looked better and
considerable foreign capital is seeking
investment there. A big power plant
is to be put in at South Bullfrog and a
100-ton smelter is among the possibili-
ties of the near future.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-03-03
Jefferson Canyon.

Matt Rosenthal and w. j. Wheaton
have returned from trip to Jefferson
canyon. While away they made sew
eral locations on ground with strong
ledges outcropping. They had several
assays made this week which showed
values as follows: $40 in gold; $3.50 in
gold and 500 in silver, and $12O in
gold and $50 in silver. They are both
enthusiastic over the Jefferson canyon
section and predict a good future for it.
They say there is considerable snow in
the canyon at the present time and
would not advise prospectors to go in
there inside of thirty days.
Charles Konrahatt has just completed
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-03-03

The shaft on the Tonopah Ex-
tension property, which adjoins the
rich Ohio, is now down % feet. The
formation is improving right along and
good assays are being obtained from
the ledge matter. The shaft is we'll
timbered and work on it is being pushed
rapidly.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-03-03

The Ohio Tonopah continue TO inn
prove and the ledge maintains its
width and values. The annual re.
port of General Manager Prescott
Ely has just been mailed to the stock
holders. 1t shows the vast amount
OF work accomplished under his able
management for the past twelve
months and he predicts a great ru.
ture for the mine.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Card Party by Mrs. Wilzin.

Mrs. Loop Wilzin entertained hand
somely at cards on Thursday. Her
guests included Mrs Montrose Gold
stein, Mrs Charles hilbert, Miss
SCholtz, Mrs. Karl, Mrs. Louis Rite
man, Mrs. Morris Rosenstock, Mrs.
Ferdinand Ehrlich, Mrs. Hilbron,
Mrs. Charles Halter, Miss Teresa
Blum, Mrs. Sol. Isenberg, Mrs. Jake
Weiss and Mrs Nathan Goldstein.
Mrs Ward Steiner, of St. Louis, and
Mrs. Lyons, who were the fortunate
competitors for the lovely trophies
OF the game-a hand-painted tea pot,
a cut glass water bottle, a silk bag
and a silver bon bon spoon. Lunch
con was served in the dining room,
where the floral decorations were
white carnations and ferns. Green
and white were also pleasingly sug
gested throughout the elaborate
menu, an especially pleasing course
being near the end, when the ices
were served in prettily fashioned
green baskets
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Information Wanted.

Good business men and careful
property owners always want 70
know of the reliability OF corpora
tons to which they entrust impor-
tant affairs. They do not wish to pay
ont money unless they are TO receive
its full value On the other hand.
corporations want fair play also. One
that has always given full value, and
IS OF great benefit to its patrons and
the public. should have full share
of public confidence and business.
Therefore the hosts OF friends Of the
Mississippi Home Insurance Com
pany, that has promptly met all OBJ
legations for over twenty years, has
paid out millions of dollars in the
South. and IS stronger than ever. de-
sire to know why it should not be
given all the patronage it wants in
this and adjoining States. George
Wheatley is the Greenvillc agent
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
What Will You Do Next?

Is the question confronting most OF
those who are now in the public
schools or literary colleges II you
are about through with your liettary
education, you are about ready to
step into the business world to fight
the battles for financial success Do
not venture out unframed and run
the risk of failure, when you can, by
spending a few months time in a
frs class commercial college, equip
yourself with business training that
will enable you to study financial af-
fairs intelligently, to handle all COM
cercial and legal papers successfully,
and if you have not the money to
invest in business of your own, il
will enable You to get into some first
class office as bookkeeper or stcnog-
rapher at a good salary, receiving the
advantage OF the experience OF the
head of the firm. and not only secur-
ing the money. but the practical
knowledge necessary to succeed when
entering into business for yourself
Young ladies should secure com
mercial training. SO that they may
be able to make an honorable living
for themselves. or be able, iii case
property IS left them, to take care
of it in abusiness-like manner. The
financial success achieved BY one in
any profession IS due to Ms business
training. Since at business we must
make our living, why not make SIC
cess more certain by spending a few
months in the Memphis Connie "a,
College. 10 n. Second street, Mem
phis. Tenn. the great commercial
school that is preparing and placing
annually hundreds Of Young men and
women in responsible positions pay
ing many times the salary they were
previously earning. Write foe free
giving full particulars.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Mrs. Collins Honored.

Mrs. c. A. Diehl's guest, Mrs. Col
Inns. of Louisville, KY, was the hon
Gree at an exceedingly pretty lunch
con given by Mrs. Lyme Starting on
Saturday. Frow large bowl placed
in the center of the table rose aro-
matte spikes Of pink carnations, while
punches of carnations were caught
by pink ribbons to the name cards
of the guests: Mrs Collins, Mrs.
Diehl. Mrs. w. F. Hunt, Mrs. John
Finlay, Miss Susie Negas and Miss
Lollie Startling.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Miss Nan Nelson Honored.

Miss Nan Nelson has been chosen
sponsor Tor the Third Mississippi
brigade, OF which General G. NJ. Helm
has command, Tor the Confederate
Reunion to be held in New Orleans
during the latter part of April Miss
NELSON'S maids OF honor will be Miss
Ruth Aldridge and Miss Hattie May
Dancy, Of Holly Springs, and Mrs
Robert Francis has been selected as
official chaperone.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

We have discontinued the hotel
known as Hotel Newman" but we
are strictly in the carriage and trans
fer business. Phone 50. II you want
quick and reliable service, Just phone
So We are always ready to serve
you, day or night. Our office is eIo
Main Street, opposite Times print
ing office, only one block west of
Cowan Hotel. Thanking you all for
past favors and hoping for con-
tinuance Of same. we are yours to
serve, VIII Newman's Transfer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
First Presbyterian Church.

On Sunday, March 25th, the pas
tor will conduct the usual morning
and evening services. For the bene-
fit of those detained from the even
ing service last week on account OF
inclement weather, he will, by re-
quest, repeat the sermon on Part i
of the Sixth Petition of the Lords
Prayer. But Deliver Us from the
Evil Services at II and 7:45 a
cordial invitation is extended
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Church Tea.

Mrs. w. T. Steger and Mrs. Thos.
Holmes gracefully entertained at a
tea on Tuesday afternoon, benefiting
the Methodist Parsonage and the Aid
Society This entertainment was one
of the most successful, as we'll as
enjoyable. of the season. Mrs Ste
ger and Mrs. Holmes were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Edmund Taylor
and Mrs. A. B. Nance
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Mrs. Klingman Entertains.

4 most enjoyable entertainment OF
the past week was the card party
given on Tuesday by Mrs. Z. E.
Klingman, honoring her guest, Miss
Mamie Cook, of Utica, Miss. The
game was spirited one, and played
at three tables, and was followed by
tempting refreshments. Miss Susie
McCutcheon won the prize, jewel
pin. Mrs. Klingman's list also in
cluded Misses Maria Hensley Starl-
ing, Neppie Scruggs, Orville Stone,
Belle Barley, Yeba Gist, Ella Jayne.
Lady L. Shelton, Nan Nelson and
Elizabeth and Sallie Hunt
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Get Of Cheap.

He may well think he has got off
cheap who after having contracted
constipation or Indigestion. is still
able to perfectly restore his health
Nothing will do this but Dr. Kings
New Life Pills. A quick, pleasant
and certain cure for headache, con-
stipation. etc. CSC at Finlay's Drug
Store; guaranteed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Attacked by a Mob

and beaten, in laboor riot. untir
covered with sores. Chicago street
car conductor applied Bucklens Ar
MICA Salve, and was soon sound and
we'll Il use it in my family" writes
G. ]. Welch, of Tekonsha. Mich,
and find it perfect" Simply great
Tor cuts and burns. Only Is cts at
Finlays Drug Store.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Y. & M. v. r. r. Company.
Special Rates.

One way colonist rates TO Cali
fornia.
One way colonist rates to the West
and Northwest.
G. B. RUCKS, T. A.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
SOCIETY


Mr.. ]. B.. Comfy, Of Arcola, spent
Q
Mrs. Ward Steiner, OF St. Louis,
is guest Of Mrs. Herman Wilczinski.
Mrs. w. K. Harvey IS at home,
after a visit OF several weeks IN ST.
Louis.
MIS- McHeT9oT' OF memphis, mas
Deeh guest u MIS-. I. II Jones
recently
MISS 0nSle VI cNuteheon mas oeeh
guest VI ME- } + J" iiNei son inns
week
MIS- Leroy Percy mas been on
WIS" 70 heF SISTER MIS- Eu"aro
-no"ii'' III ->e" oiieai's' loi Se'ei@i
MISS can ol'Ver pa'o OrieI VISIT
20 II 'e''oS III vi ee''" oou curing ''e
o
MISS nd'hiee" IlaIty Is a' "olhe
amer N'9l'"'g III Lou'Sla'ia an Ala
%
MI and Mrs. Herbert Hlrsch have
returned from VISIT IN New Or
o.
Mrs. w. d. Barry and children, of /
ClarksdaIe, are the guests OF Mrs. H |
o.
Mrs w. r. Trigg LETT on Thurs /
dav to visit her daughter, Miss Mary
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward PASSING. Of
Wayside, were guests Of Hotel Cowan
on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Haley, OF Memphis, has been
guest OF Mrs. ]. P. Wilkerson dur
o
Vista, were guests IN the CITY during
the early part OF the week
o
Mes9rS' Lamar fohtaiiie' Jr'' anu
III Hree''iiIe 'hls week.
.
Judge LeNoy Va'i,"'i.' Vi - A-'"'o'
''n9 ~ 0ii -
A., Ca,o Il p.;-ds
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49,. -, tba ,ott.r oo-4 of The ,,eet,
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Sponsor for Tennessee Division.

Miss Ella Lowry Jayne, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ Jayne, will
attend the Confederate reunion in
New Orleans as sponsor for the de
partment OF Tennessee OF the Con-
federate Army, which includes Geor-
gia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama,
Tennessee, Kentucky and Florida.
The selection of Miss Jayne as spon-
sor Is most happy one, for, aside
from being charming young woman
she is a granddaughter Of Ex-Gov.
Robert Lowry, who IS at present the
brigadier general in command Of the
Mississippi veterans, and OF the late
Col. ]. NJ. Jayne, who commanded
the Forty-eighth Mississippi Regi-
ment of Northern Virginia during the
civil war Miss Jayne will be chap
eroned by Mrs VIM. Preston John
,ton Of New Orleans.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Or. w. L. Howard

Desires TO announce to his
friends and former patrons
that lie has resumed practice
in Greenrille,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Entertainments and
Personal Mention

Miss Storm, OF Benoit, Miss, is a
guest Of Miss Grace Pohl
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Bergman
have returned from a visit to Chicago.
Mr.. T w. Mccoy has been absent
this week on a visit TO relatives in
his former home in Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Isenberg and lit
tie daughter, of Toledo, Ohio, are
guests OF Mrs. T. Tsenberg, at Hotel
Cowan.
Mr. s. Stein severed his connection
with Layser & Co, and is going
back to attend medical lectures at
Sewanee, Ten.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P. Sterdivant LETT
with their children on yesterday for
their home near Glendora, after Wis
iting Mrs. D. A. Lane.
Mrs. Johnson Erwin and Miss Bes-
sic Erwin. of Lake Washington, re-
turned to their home on yesterday
after a short visit to Miss Bette
Yerger
Mr.. VIII Isenburg has been alb
L. Il o. 4
he went with his little son, l. B., who
IS being treated by specialists for
throat trouble.
There will be a parish tea given
for the benefit of the Episcopal
Church, at the residence of Mrs.
Phelps, on Thursday, March goth,
from five to seven O'Clock.
Misses Linne and Jimmie Worth
Ington were guests in this city re-
Gently while en- route to their home
in Arkansas, after visiting Mrs Mar
shall Spencer near Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs K. B. Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cashin, and Mr. Ed
win Campbell, were called to Jack
son this week by the passing away
of Mr.. R. B. Campbelps mother.
Miss Gertrude Montgomery, who |
has been a guest of Mrs. B. B. Payne. |
Mrs. Z. r. WORKMAN and Mrs. ]. p |
left short while since
for her home in Southern California |
Judge r. b. Campbell, wife and |
daughter, Mrs ]. NJ. Cashin, were
suddenly called to Jackson Sunday
night by message informing them
Of the serious illness OF Mr.. Camp
BELLS mother
Mrs. B. G. Humphreys, Miss Fan
lie Yerger and little Miss Mildred
will leave on Sunday for
where they will remain
or a few months and then go TO
pend the summer in Sewanee
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24
Office over HarbiDsOR Bros,

Office phone 378 Res. phone 756
Special attention to eye, ear,
nose and throat.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24

Mr.. J. J. Alexander, a prominent
business man OF Itta Bena, was
guest of his brother, Mr.. w. n. Alex
andtr. on Wednesday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-24

he week. 9 W g ca Specialize Priced an inihnt tally
he bH and Summer Stock and remodId
view OF d Iy 10y pne will OF mee1t the purchasing p
e f Garments Millinery Belts Pu~esMe
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
D OCAL NEWS
1A~A~>>nN&A - AN&@1n&2

G.. M. Black was ia town We'd
nesday doing trading.
Robt. Smith made q business trip
to Sioux Falls Wednesday.
W. q. Wyatt Of Bigelow was in
the city Wednesday.
Postmaster +. r. Coughran made
q trip to Sioux Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. l. P. Fox entertained tire
Euchre club Monday afternoon.
:, Born-On Tuesday, Dec. II, to
Henry Dilley and wife, a daugher.
The Library will close at s o'clock
evenings during the Sunday meet
ings. =G.. .zst
Born -On Sunday, Dec. 9, to Mr..
and Mr.. r. U. Hattenhauer, a
daughter. If
l0st-A pair of rimless eye
glasses in steel case. Finder please
return to q. A. Fairfield. .
Senator-elect S. B. Bedford came
over from Rushmore Wednesday to
hear Mr.: Sunday preach. ~
VIM. CLANCY was called to Brews-
ter, on Tuesday, where he conducted
the funeral of Mrs. Tobault.
!. Ed Moberg returned on Tuesday
from Chicago where he attended
the great International stock show.
h Court commissioner f. A. Steven
on Wednesday afternoon married
Mr.. Fred j. Vollman and Miss
Blanche Fuqua.
". I. HImiston who had been
confined to the house several days
with a carbuncle' on his face, il able
to be out again. ~:
Mrs. E. e. Wilson has been on
the sick list a number of days
this week Her many friends will
hope for her speedy recovery.
Lieuts. Smith and Ward went to
St. Paul Wednesday night to attend
a meeting of the officers association
Of the M. N. G. the 18th and 14th.
DR.. "A. II. CLARK has returned
from Chicago where he attended
a meeting Of railroad doctors. He
reports a pleasant and profitable
er:'p. a. -sz,,.ys% =. .es ,.ys "a,
Rev. I. A. Darnell and Miss
Richie Maxwell held a series of
Sunday school institute, in the
northern part of the county last
week. z & ~ H., ..... :. + n - .>~.4% / A
Miss Luella HansberRer has left
q few articles Of fancy and art work
from her recent sale. They will be
on sale at the residence Of E. G.
Wilson. IL 5.s @: S..
H. A. DeFreese, of Ewington
township, jackson county, was a
business visitor in Worthington
Thursday, and made this office q
pleasant call. r.. ;s. #s
Born-On Sunday, Dec. 9, to Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Little. q daughter.
Mother and child are doing nicely
and Mr.. Little will pull through
with careful treatment.
They come from near and far,
they come by rail and teams, they
come on foot and horseback, to hear
Mr.. Sunday preach. Are people
interested2 Well go and see.
Rev. LeRoi Tibbitts, pastor Of the
Methodist church a Mabel, Mimi,
spent a few days here this week at
tending the Sunday meetings. He
stopped at the home of his father
in law, w. s. Lewis. ..}.
The Rev. DR.. W. P. TenBroeck,
Of Faribault, preached q splendid
sermon at st. Johns Episcopal
church last Sunday morning, his
theme being religion. !" It was
the profound and scholarly effort
one would expect in one OF Dr.. Ten
Broeck's intellectual attainments
and ripe experience. The doctor
was accompanied by Mrs. Ten
Brock, and they spent a couple Of
days here visiting with their son.
pr. TenBroeck preached at Window
II the evening. ]
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-14

i. p. FOX spent . number Of days
this week in Omaha on business.
Miss Berkheimer is visiting her
uncle at Wilmont for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Stewart re.
turned on Wednesday from Chi
cago.
+. M: Potter opened his meat
market last Monday, and reports
good trade.
The militia company attended
the Sunday meetings Tuesday even
ing in body. =. X
Rev. w. M. Gillis Of Rushmore,
has been attending the Sunday
meeting this week.
Mrs. John E. Salstrom came up
from Bigelow Saturday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Biltgen.
MIR. Addington's orchestra is as
sisting in the musical work at the
tabernacle meetings.
Foster Moore returned on Mon
day from Chicago, where he had at
tended the stock show. "
Rev, F. o. Krause of Jeffries,
has been in attendance on the Sum-
day meetings this week.
q. W. Patterson and daughter
Helen returned on Wednesday
from visit to Chicago.
Rev. /. q. Darnell went to Luz
verne Thursday to attend q district
convention of the Baptist church.
j. j. Parson, who has been con-
fined to the house for some tine
with pneumonia, has nearly re-
covered.
County supt. of School, L. W.
Abbott spent Monday and Tuesday
visiting schools in Leota and Lis
more township. r..
Rev. W. s. Shepherd of Water
town, s. D., is visiting at the home
Of E. J. Helmick, and taking in the
Sunday meetings. s .e +.
Editor Berkhelmer of the Will
mont Tribune was in town over
Sunday, the guest Of his brother,
the editor Of the Globe.
Mrs. Els Humiston5 left yeater-
day for. Cedar Falls, Ia, where she
will spend 4 couple OF weeks visit
ing relatives and friends.
Phillip Plotts, who is en-
ployed az lineman by the Tri
State Telephone Co., was here this
week repairing the lines Of his
company.
\ at the meeting of the fire DEPART
ment held last Friday evening con-
siderab BILE routine business was dis
posed OF. Will Boldly was elected q
member OF the department.
The Tourist club met with Mrs.
Stanley Moore last Monday even
ing. Mrs. Messsr ably reviewed the
book "A Dog Of Flanders. - Mrs.
Ed Jones reviewed the book "Child
Study
The funeral Of Mrs. VIM. APPEL
who died last Wednesday, was held
last Saturday from the German
Evangelical church. Mrs. APPEL
leaves husband. two son and one
daughter. @:
On Wednesday, Dec. 10, =. $.
Frame will dispose Of at auction his
goods. farm machinery
and live stock at his old home at
Reading. W. 81. Brown, Of Adrian,
will cry The sale. H.. 5l..
The board Of ditch viewers. COM
posed Of F. D. I4inquist Of Dundee,
p. W. Farragher Of Adrian, and
John Lentz Of Ellsworth, has been
IN session at the county auditors
Office several days his week. assess
ing benefits and damages in some
proposed new bitches.
Carl Anderson, the leader Of the
Worthington Cornet Band, was
given : very deligh tful surprise
last Friday evening, when he went
to band meeting. The boys had
carefully, and carried out
successfully the little coupe. Dur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
NOT BE PERMANENT. VI
Opinion Expressed That Cabrera
Must First Be Eliminated
to1

Mt[Ex-Ilco CIT y. u MEX. July "A
number Of minor chiefs OF the Guate-l
n1alan revolution, who made an invasion
Of the thern portion Of that republic,
have arrived here and say all movements
ct the rcvolutionists in Guatemala 4 are
brought to a. temporary 81 andstill, await
ing nego tiauons for peace between Sal
yador! and Guatemala But the men most
concerned in the revolution do not look,
for permanent peace & BET tween Salvador
and Qua temala for several rea sons I; one
being that the lnsurrectionary party8jin{
Qua i tema 2. with sympathizers BY thou
sands all over Central America will not
1t. is believed, consider as final! terms
which may prolong the power Of F'tesi-
dent Cabrera. We're he eliminated and
$another man put At the head ,Iof Guate.
6malan AFFAIRS, the rovolutionists would
I be contented and would welcome sug-a
$gestions from the Presidents Of both.
formed people here 1leve that the safest
plan for the United states is to ask for
a complete change 5of government in
Guatemala with proper recognition Of
ers OF the present revolt. 55s
Salvador. It 10 affirmed, will never Scon-.
sent to@making terms with Cabrera 4. y her h e.
bitter enemy 5 Z. I. .is.s.8S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
.S|CN#'TR.EATY on
II /. HIGH SEAS { 4
American Minister and Peace
Commissioners To Leave Sa,ll
5 lI.i5 Josc4'To-Day
ALL WILLING FOR PEACE
5Arinistice Agreed Upon BY XII
@thc}PoWcrs at5Ititerest- Oppo-
,s5e "A sition to Cabrera.
y. l.I.llE Nd ~ !, d. q lsh ~
(By Associated Press. J

"a LA t11ERTA1o SALVADOR July III.
The United States cruiser Nfurblehead,
Captain Mulligan, Will leave AcaJutla (:
for, San Jose, Guaten1aia. WITH
sAr1sricah Minister Merry and Stlie peace
commissioners gof salvador and IIohdu-5
srns on board. The American minister
also represents Nicaragua and Costa
,Ricas ly. psr,nisslon or the nu thorities
b 'Ats San Jose G tao peace commissioners
FROM, Gpg tenlala, the cha rye "a !;.aifglres
~ fftl' United 4 states, and the N xitafi
minister will e$rtceiycd on bourd5thD
cruiser, and d treaty Of peace between
the warning republics win be drawn e
Up and signed on Che hI gh seas. After
leaving the parties from Guatemala at
San ose. The MnrDlenad will return 70
Acajutln with Minister Merry and his
associates. a arnistice between Qua te-8
fnala and Salvador Is q ranged for day.
light to morrow. when the ghting VIII VII
cease. 55S3 i5$ Ss5 .sS t,s( HE Il XIII jySY
n The \ Ma rblchend after accomplishing
her mission. will await orders At AGA a. N