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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
A ROYAL WELCOME
Shown the American Fleet BY
japanese Government
ENTERTAINED In GREAT STYLE
Tremendous Procession of Miles of
Madly-Cheering People Reviewed
by Admiral Sperry and the Ameri-
can Fleet Officers.


Japan witnessed Thursday night the
most extraordinary evidence of the
spirit of the new Japan. After hav-
ing an audience of the officers of the
American battleship feet on Tuesday
the Emperor issued an order directing
the people 10 increase in every way
possible, the enjoyment and pleasure
of the American visitors, who came.
he said, as historic friends of the
Japanese nation. The response to
this imperial mandate was seen and
heard at night.
Originally a torchlight procession
of $4,000 people was planned as part
of the days programme, but this
feature went far beyond expectations
and developed into q great popular
demonstration. Japap's war celebra-
tions after peace with Russia, "Lon-
don's Mafeking Night,'' and even
New York's election might revel
would seem almost insignificant com
pared with Tokio's celebration.
Mile after mile through madly-
cheering people, the great procession
wound its way. Representatives Of
various guilds, universities, schools
of every class for boys and other
organizations took part, each individ-
ual carrying a lighted lantern held
high on long pole with American
and japanese flags interwound.
Admiral Sperry and the other chief
officers Of the American feet viewed
the procession from special grand
stand, standing with barred heads
above the sea of waving lanters.
he dcafening roar of cheers and :he
clash of the music from scores of
bands which played the American
national hymn continuously. So
dense became the crowds around the
stand that the entire procession was
blocked until Admiral Sperry was
forced TO leave in order 10 keep an
engagement at the dinner given bv
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Komura.
Again at the American embassy
the great procession halted and the
climax of the enthusiasm was reach
ed. When the head of the procession
arrived at the embassy and halted
Mrs. O'Brien and the other ladies of
the embassy appeared upon the We
randa and received a prolonged ova-
ton from the crowds. every man and
boy among the paraders lifting his
hat TO the ladies'. while there were
continuous shouts for the American
ambassador. who had also left to at
tend tie dinner.
The entire grounds surrounding the
embassy were lighted with q sea of
lanterns and the demonstration last
ed for two hours. Every band in
Toxic turned out for the parade aud
their favorite airs were "Yankee
Doodle" Dixie" and "John
Brown"
Thousands of the pnradcrs wore
fantastic costumes characteristic of
Japanese celebrations.
Every foreigner in Toxic was deep
ly impressed bv the night IS remark.
able demonstration, coming as it did
from an ordinary undemonstrative
people.
The entire day was taken up bv
series Of e!-Sorate entertainments to
Admiral Sperry and the other ad-
mirals Of the American fleet and
their aides.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Fire at Ware Shoals.

Ware Shoals, Special.-The home
and barn OF Mr.. A. C. Long were des-
troyea by fire Sunday night. Evi-
dence points to robbers having set
the place on fre, the occupants being
absent at the time. Mr.. Long had
$500 insurance. The property be-
longed to Col. J. II. Wharton.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
News Notes.

President Roosevelt in a letter to
Senator Knox demands that Mr..
Bryan state whether he is committed
to Gompers' labor legislation pro-
gram, and points to the Pearre bill
as dangerous invasion of property
rights.
Explorer Evelyn Baldwin plans to
float on an ice pack across the Polar
sea frcm Alaska TO Greenland.
The Pacific feet is expected to
reach Panama from its South Ameri-
can cruise the same day the Atlantic
feet reaches Hampton Roads-Feb-
mary %.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Contract For Steel Bridge.

Newberry, Special.-The supervis-
ors Of Newberry and Saluda counties
have awarded the contract for build
ing a steel bridge over Saluda river
at Chappells to take the place of the
structure washed away by the late
food. The contract has been award
ed to the Southern Bridge Company,
OF Birmingham, Ala, al the price of
$2,375. The work is to be completed
by January !, 1900.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
New Enterprises.

Columbia, Special.-Thc secretary
Of state issued commission to the
Darlington Land and Development Co.
The capital is $4,000 and the peti-
TONERS are A. c. Kollock and w. D.
Coggeshall. A commission was also
r issued the Newberry Trust company,
at $4,000 The petition
ers are w. X. Sigh, w. G. Houseal,
c. II. Cannon, ]. II. Hunter and II.
c. Holloway.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
"canpare Bill Granted New Trisl

Sumter, Special.-Judgc Watts on
motion of L. d. Jennings. Esq, of
the Sumter bar. issued an order grant
ing n new trial to Jack McCoomer.
alias Campfire Bill" the colored
man now serving n life sentence in
the penitentiary for the murder of
Mr.. Ted Gailliard at Manning about
two years ago just Gs Cole Brothers
cirens was leaving the depot. The
motion was made and granted on
grounds Of after-discovered evidence.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Wr!. Of Error Granted Thaw.

Philadelphia, Special.--A writ Of
error was granted Harry K. Thaw
by United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals on en- appeal from the de-
cis.on of Judge Young a; Pittsburg
ii which the oourt dismissed the
wit e hahcos corpus TO bring Thaw
D" ".-sh"rs 20 testify in bankruptcy
proceedings. Argument will be heard
in December.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Tex.!ls Workers to Hold Next Meet
Ing il Charlotte.

Schenectady, N. Y, Special.-The
eighth annual ccnveption CT the Unit
ed Textile Workers Of America. which
has been in session in Cohoes, closed
Friday. Charlotte, N. c., was select
ed as the place for holding The next
convention. John Golden. Fall River
Mass, was elected president.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Steel Bridge over Great Pee Dee.

Cheraw, Special--The town of Che
raw has contracted with the Joliet
Bridge & Iron Company, the lowest
bidder, to erect steel suspension
bridge over the Great Pee Dee river
in place Of the one washed away by
the recent food. 1t will cost $4,000
1t may be completed by February is
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Political.

Judge TAFT made number Of
speeches in Tennessee.
Mr. Bryan got a tremendous ova.
ton in Denver.
President Gompers. of the Am.ri.
can Fedor or'tion Of Labor urged VOTER.
at South Bend. Md. TO defeat Wat.
son, Taft ah1 Cannon.
President Roosevelt is said TO re.
card tho election of Judge Taft rs
absolutely assured.
William II. Taft spent Sunday in
Washington. "
Mr.. Brynn is on the wav East for
final whirlw;nd tour Of the cam.
pa IN.
The New York World. BRYAN m.
per. gives Taft 205 votes sure and
credits Bryan with 17S.
In addition to the national ticket
nearly oil the States and Territories
Will vote for local officers CT Novem.
Der 3.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Conductor Campbell Killed.

Greenvillc, Spccial.-Hcnrv Camp
bell, conductor on freight train on ,hc
{. & G. division of the Southern. Fell
off his train at Piedmont last week
end the engine passed over his BODY.
killing him almost ins,antlv. He
was n young married man. His body
was horribly mutiliated. The engine
was hitting at Piedmont when the ac-
cident occurred.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Lost His Life for a HOOD.

Lynchburg, Special Hooprolling
'ost Walter Davis. 7-vear-old col
ored boy, his life in Amherst county
Sunday. The hoop rolled into the
river and the bov followed it. being
unable to checli himself. He has not
been seen since.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
CONSTRUCTION Foreman Decapitated,

Kingston, n. Y, Special.-Fred
Bowen, a forman employed by the
New York water supply department
in the construction OF big shiphon
at High Falls, was decapitated and
two negroes were mortally injured
when a huge rock fell into q shaft in
which they were working to adjust q
floating pump.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Foreign Affairs

The new Chinese Constitution has
been promulgated.
The American warships wcro greet
ed In an elusive manner at Yoko-
hama.
An understanding is declared TO
ne IN sight between Bulgaria aod
Turkey
Bulgaria refuses to accept some Of
inc conditions agreed upon by
France, Great Britain and Russia.
The American fleet was caught in
typhoon and two men were washed
overheard; the ships being also great
ly delayed.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Chapel Hill Han Elected President
CT Peat Producers Society.

Toledo, O., Special.-The second
annual convention of the American
Peat Producers Society has adjourn.
ed to meet in Boston next year
Joseph II. Pratt, Chapel Hill, N. c.,
was elected president. Robert Ran.
som, Jacksonville, Fla, was elected
vice president for the Southern
States.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
National Affairs

The Virginia 2-cent passenger rate
case was argued in the United States
Supreme Court.
Right Rev. Laurens Veres of NJex.
leo, was cersccrated bishop by Mgr.
falconio In Washington.
Steamship companies of Baltimore
and other ports in arguments denied
the right OF the Interstate Commerce
commission to exercise jurisdiction
over them.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29
Bitten hv e. Mad nnu

Rock Hill, Special.-Mr. Thomas
Of the Finley Dairy farm. who was
bitten by mad dog several days
ago, has gone TO New York to take
the Pasteur treatment.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1908-10-29

Totals. =. ..$S19.269.26 $4,272.10
Profits and Percentage.
The figures on profits and percent
age for the quarter are as follows:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
BODY OF DEAD
SOLDIER FOUND
FLOATING IN RIVER IN YORK
STATE-MEMBER OF NEGRO
REGlMENT-MANN OF HIS
DEATH is A MYSTERY.

Watertown, n y, June 2G.-The
body Of Private Wardon Russell,
colcr d, of Comp1aJ *" Twenty'
fourth Infantry. was round floating to
day in Elack river, near Great Fend,
two lies from headqu arters of Pine
Camp. 1t was in sucl a state OF de-
comrcsi i tat Il e cCron di o
dc aide VIII ther the 80 d ers death
had hcen violent one. There was a
mark behind the left ear and one over
the left eye, but the skull was nat
fractured, The corpse was taken to
Sacketts Harbcr tonight.
Russell, aged %, enlisted in the
Tive .ty-f, urth infan ry ii ia nary,
1906 at Manila and returned to Mall
son Barracks with the regimen, on
its assignment to that post. He was
a native Of Lincoln, Neb. He was re.
ported missing from his comraly sun
day.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
Simple Presbyterian Service Was
Used Both at House and
Craveside
Roosevelt and Other Distinguished Persons
Present-Squads Of Militia Lined Route
to Protect President Memorial
Services Elsewhere

: grave and the rose strewn grave OF
Ruth, both almost hidden in pro.
fusion of green boughs and flowers,
Mrs. Cleveland stood with Esther aad
Richard and DR.. bryant as the coffin
was slowly lowered into the gray
The president stood just ba k o:
Mrs, Cleveland as the Impressive fl al
words of prayer were spoken. Tn
services lasted less than five minutes
The ceremonies over tie pes d m
with Secretary Loeb and several
secret sYice men who attended him
were driven to the railroad station and
he entered his private car and re
NAMED until the train pulled out at
$50 when he appeared on the rear
platform and acknowledg I'd III
cheers and good byes of the crowd a.
the station.
Mrs. Cleveland aud the immed @
members of the family returned to
Westland while a majority of t''e
guests went to the Princeton Inn
where light refreshments were sired
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
MORGAN IS OPTIMISTIC
Declares Financial Outlook is Very
Bright-Says That Cleveland
Was Great Man.

New York, June 26.-J. Pierpont
Morgan, who arrived here last week
on the Cunard liner Mauretania to at
tend the wedding of his niece and to
receive the LII. ID. degree from Yale,
departed today on the French liner La
Provence. Shortly before the steam
ship backed out into the North river
Mr.. Morgan was asked his opinion on
the financial outlook in the country
You may say that am very op-
timistic about the financial situation, q"
he replied. There have been many
improvements between the date of my
last departure for Europe and today
and the outlook is exceedingly bright
indeed"
Concerning the death of former
President Cleveland, Mr.. Morgan said
The news of Mr.. Clevelands death
came ot me as a great sock. He was
a great man. Considering this aud
the nature of the event, | do not think
it opportune to discuss the matter
Discussion of Mr.. Cleveland and his
death should be preceded by long con.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
RISK BOY TO WIN SUIT
Railroad Defeats Damage Claim But
is Fined $4,000 For Another
Violation.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 26.-By risk
ing the life of 12-year-old boy u
test the truth of the railroad theory
that the suction Of a passing train is
not enough to pull a child under the
wheels. the St Paul railroad today
won a $25 .0G0 damage suit brought by
the parents of Matthew Schwindt, who
claimed that, due to the suction, the
boy was drawn in and lost his arm
The jury brought in a verdict after tn
test was made that the railroad could
not be mulcted for s25 900 on that
ground The jury however, assessed
the railroad $4,000 for not having
guord fences.
To make the test, a t2-year-old boy
was placed near the tracks while a
train was sent BY 1ffm. He only felt
the breeze, he said.
The complainants affirmed that the
lad, then II years of age, was walking
between the tracks and that the vac
cum of air created in the space be-
tween a line of freight cars on the
one track and a passing switch engine
on the other was sufficient to draw
the boy under the engine and cut his
left arm off at the shoulder.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
IOTER'S
DEMONSTRATION
TWO OF THEM IN CITY JAil-ONE
MADE DESPERATE ATTEMPT
TO KILL OHIO STREET sAr-
KEEPER YESTERDAY.

I A shooting affray occurred yaster-
day morning in the Glad Hand salot n
at the corner of Sixth and Ohio str S
Riley Bradley, the bartender, had Just
opened the place fer the day when a
man named Wheeler alias Bell, who
halls from Chester, came in and called
for a drink, II was given TO him aud
he failed to pay for It, When the bar
tender demonstrated with him WhCe'e
grew ugly, threatening to kill him.
for the police when Wheeler drew q
pistol and threatened to Lill him if
he telcphonod Bradley r'tu d TO
his place behind the counter whe @
he also had pistol brit hefcre he
could get to 1t Wheeler bcga1 shoot
ing firing several shots, and with
every shot he smashed some z ass
ware or furn ture in tn place. When
Eradley get hold Of MS gun Wbee'f r
ran from the place, ris pistol Icing
empty Officer Casey beard of tie
fraeas and hurrei to the scene co n
ing upon Wheeler on Railroad street
where he was reloading his pisto'
The officer arrested Wheeler and took
him to jaii Bradley was also arrest ID
but was discharged. 1t being shown
that he had acted in self defensn.
Wheeler will have a hearing Tn s
morning.
Two negro boys named Leroy Thom
as and Carleton Clemens, aged about
IS years, had an ugly s"tto yster-
day In lthe vicinity Of Twenty-seven, h
street and Commercial avenue. Brth
were driving ice wagons for the
Cairo Ice company and had a dispute
which led to rocks and brick bats,
aud finally one Cf them drew a ~
calibre pistol and blazsd away at the
other. Onicer johnson brought then
to the city Jail, and they will have
hearing today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
ACACIA FRATERNITY
Closes Meeting at Champaign-Adopt
ed Resolution of Regret on
Death of Cleveland

Champaign, H.. June 26.-The
grand conclave of the Acacia Fra
ternity, composed exclusively of mas
ter Masons who are college men,
closed its annual meeting here today.
The Universities represented were:
Pennsylvania. Harvard Cornell,
Kansas, Michigan. Nebraska. Mime
sofa, California. Wisconsin, Miss s)Uri,
Purdue, Ohio State, Leland Stanford
and Illinois.
Officers were elected as follows:
Grand president, ]. r. Wi'srn, of
Pennsylvania; vice president, Howard
c. Pierce. of Iowa; treasurer, Maurice
c. Tanquary of Illinois; secretary, II.
4. Kilmer, of Michigan.
A resolution of regret over the
death of Grover Cleve'an was adopt
ed and ordered sent to Mrs. Cleveland.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
|. c. SHOPS TO
RUN FULL TIME
STARTING JULY flour PLANTS
HAVE BEEN ON TYo-THlRDs
HAVE BEEN ON TWo-THIRDS
MEN GO BACK TO WORK.

Chicago. June 2G.--Oificials of the
Illinois Central issued notice today
that beginning July I, the shops al
Burnside, Ill; Waterloo. Iowa; Mem.
phis, Tenn. Water Valley and Vicks-
burg. Miss, will be restored to full
time. Since November these have been
running on two thirds time aud the
new order means that more than g.
900 additional men will be put to
work next month. These additional
men will be apportioned about as fol
lows.
Burnside, 1000: Waterloo. 50es
Memphis and Water Valley, 2,0oo.
600.
This will bring the total number OF
employees in the shops close to ten
and will entail additional
$3.50 600 or more.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
OHIO SHOOT|ST
Wins HANDICAP
IN TouRNAMENT-DECATUR, ILL.,,
MAN MADE HIGHEST GEN
ERAL AVERAGE FOR THE
MEET.

Columbus. Ohio, juno 26 The
shoot-off for the Grand ATe ica1
handicap was the first thing on TIE
program today and the result was an
other dark horse" 16-yard winner.
Fred Harlow. of Ohio, wh1 a count d
for rs birds out Of 20.
In the amateur championship four
shooters broke 1888 ont of 200. They
are George Roll. of Illinois; d. Epson.
of Ohio: Charles Ditto. of Illinois;
II. Buckwalter. of Pennsylvania.
Among the profess 'ona's IL was
found that Fred Gilbert had tied with
Barber. of Iowa. with a score of 1888.
Gilbert ran eff his string of 90 with
out a miss His opponent brc ks II
ont of 90.
In compiling the scores cf the en-
tfre shoot 1t was found that Oh 'un'eY
Powers. of Decatur. III. had made the
longest run as well as winning TIE
high general average. His re ord of
1876 without miss is almost IN
paralleled in big matches Ct ths
character.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
FIVE PEOPLE pERlsHED
In Fire Which Followed Explosion In
Chicago Boarding House-Score
Injured.

Chicago, June 2G Five are known
to be dead and more than a score o.
persons were injured several of them
seriously, as the result of an explosion
followed by fire in a five-story building
the upper floors CT which were used as
a board house at 17S Huron street
today The explosion occurred in the
plant CT the Pabst Chemical Company
on the ground floor.
The dead are:
Mrs. Mary Nolan, janitress of the
building, and her four daughters, Mary,
Jennie, Emma and Helen.
They seemingly had been hemmed
in by the flames and suffocated before
help reached them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
STORIES DIS CREDITED.

The wild sto les concerning OF a
iormidnhle revolutionary outbreak n
tho northern part of Mel are "A
credited today by telegraphic re Is
from the governor OF Coahulai
Z According to these adyices fifty han-
dts ralded and looted vicsca. The
bandits killed three poll eemen.
wounded three more and ralc ased Tn,
Jail prisoners, some cf whom j. iae
the robbers. They then atacl ed thu
bank of Nueva Leon taking all the
money In sight The gavernmen.
stamp office was next looted aad hs
express office was robbed The WI
was terrified. The bandits cut wires
and tore up some railroad trac@s
However. before communicate II as
Interrupted, word was sent to the state
capitol
After imprisrnlng the nun eig'i
officers and further terrifying I e II,
habitants, the bandits got word tNat
troops we're On the way to TIE feeae
and fed They encountered the
troops at Matamoras DE La Guna
where lively fight ensured In which
one trooper was killed and svsra'
wounded One bandit was captured
but the others escaped.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
DELTA DELTA DELTA
SORORITY ENDS MEETING

Lincoln. Neb., June 26-The Delta
Delta Delta Sorority concluded its ses-
sions tonight after electing Mrs. Amy
Olgen Parmalee, of Chicago. grand
president; vice president for Beta Pro
vince, Mrs Theodore Pickford Owen,
Of Madison, Wis; historian. Mrs. Bes-
sic Leach Priddy. of Adrian. Mich
grand Marshal, Miss Esther Spencer,
of Canton, n. Y; Editor Trident. Miss
r Louise Fitch. Galva. III.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT
Greater Activity in Many Localities as
Result of Warning of the Post
Office Department.

Washington, June 2G.-In line with
the movement recently inaugurated by
the postoffice department to cooperate
with highway officials looking to the
the division of rural free delivery are
sending out notices to local highway
officials warning them that rural de
livery will not be continued on roads
not kept in good condition
Reports thus far received show
greater activity than heretofore in the
reconstruction and repair of highways
in various localities.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
MISS TAFT WINS HoNoRs.

Philadelphia. June 26.-Announce
ment is made that Miss Helen Taft
daughter of the Republican presideE-
tial nominee. has won a scholarship at
Bryn Mawr College. having taken first
honors among the candidates for on.
trance to the institution at the matri-
culation examinations Next TO Miss
Taft in honOrs wa Miss Elizabeth
Harlan. of Chicago. granddaughter Of
Justice Harlan. Of the supreme court.
who was also awarded a scholarship.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
PROUTY WON'T CONCEDE
Hulls Nomination in Seventh Iowa
District-May Appeal for Recount
of Dallas County.

Des Moines. Iowa, June 2G-Nct
withstanding the fact that practically
complete official count of the Sew
enth Iowa district gives Congressman
Hull majority of 46 votes. Judge
Prouty does not conceue defeat Judge
Gamble Yesterday enjoined the Dal-
las County board of supervisors from
conducting a recount of the ballots of
that county. and il is probable that
Prouty will appeal from that decision.
He claims that. a recount of tha-
county would give him IS votes. and
insure his nomination.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
The Injured.
DIED oF HEART EAlLuRE.

Newport, r. l., June 2G. Mrs Sarah
Shute, cf Coon Rapids, Iowa, a dele,
gate to the General Federation OF Wo
mems Clubs at Boston, died tonight
If heart failure at Newport hospital.
Mrs Shute iointed the excursion Of
delegates to Newport today coming
from Boston by way of Providence
and thence by steamer to this city.
On the steamer she was taken III and
when the boat reached here she was
removed to the hospital
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-06-27
REVOLUTION IN
NORTH MEXICO
REPORTED THAT REVOLUTIONS
isTs WERE REpuLsED AT
LOS vAcAS.
MORE TROUBLE FEARED
AS Well Armed Cavalry is Organized
Dispatch From Mexico city
Says Wild Stories Have
Been Discreditcd.

FL Paso,sTex June ga dispatch
received here says that Mexican ra1o-
lutionists attacked Los Vac s, Ne
leo, early today. II is reported that
the reyolutionists were repu sed.
Later Information says that about
5000 shots were exchanged The OF
GERS headquarters were burned AMI
between 40 and so killed on both sid S.
The troop commandant was baIty
wounded Another outbreak II ex.
pected as the revolnticnists have a
well armed cavalry