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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

DpnmTCT YOUR IDEAS. We share
= III En- risk of patent application.
Free booklet. Milo B. Stevens Co. Establish
ed 1854. 74O 18th street. Washington. d. C.. S5S
Monadnock Block. Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11
Brief Mepps Items From oAW Over Georgia

BUCKHEAp, Ga. Jan. 1.-The munich
pal election held here yesterday passed off
quietly with the following result: G. c.
Shouse, mayor; G. NJ. Gaissert, r. n.
Pirkle. ST., E. l.. Afford and ]. H. Coch-
ran. councilmen, and w. K. Stewart,
clerk. Ft t-t
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

ESTIMATED COTTON RECEIPTS
New Orleans expects tomorrow 5000 70 100
bales. against i765S bales last year. -..
Galveston expects tomorrow q. 900 to 2o,WO
bales. against q. $50 bales last year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11
Marker Reports
SPOT COTTON

SPOT COTTON
Atlanta. steady l4&c.
New York, quiet, Is 45-lo0c.
Liverpool, quiet. s. 32l00d.
Galveston. steady. l5hc.
New Orleans. steady, 15s1c. So.
sayannah sfcadv. i5ac.
Norfolk. quiet. 15ssc.
Wilmington quiet, 15Ikc.
baltimore. nominal 15ssc.
Boston. steady IL $4,000.
philadelphia. steady, IS TOl0oc.
Houston steady, Is 7-l6c.
Mobile firm, Is S-l6c.
Charleston. firm. 15c.
ST. louis. quiet. 15ssc. -r
Little Rock. steady. 1Sc.
Memphis. steady. 159sc
Louisville. firm. 1850. -
Augusta, nominal, i5lzc.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following we're the ruling prices In tn
excnanCe today: . -
Tone. very weak; middling Is 45-lOOc
uuict
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

FOR SALE FEATHERS-An kinds IF i''mcstic
feathers. Live geese feathers specialtJ.
Write for samples and prices. r. s. Euhtnks,
73Ia South Broad street. Atlanta, "a.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11
Says the Cold Saturday Was
February 7, 1885

Dear Mrs. FELTON,: Having read your
article on the cold Saturday. I thought ]
would give you little more information.
as my father was born on that famous
day, which was February z. 1885 instead
of the 18th.
I also have relic, white Counterpart
that my grandmother (on my mothers
side) put in the loom on that same ia
nous cold Saturday.
Papa says he has often heard old folks
say that boiling water thrown up would
freeze before it would hit the ground. I
know these statements TO be true. AS my
parents are both well conyersapt with
these facts. ---
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

DENISON. Tex, JAM 7.--Col. Robert
Coleman Foster, member of the Kansas
constitutional convention in 1885, died at
his home here last night, aged "A.
SPARTA, Ca, Jan. 7.-Yesterday Mr.
| Frank Tye, a prominent citizen living
near Devereaux, nine miles from here.
died of acute indigestion. He was 65
years old. One son. Lewis Tye, survives
I him.
TALBOTTON. Ga, Jan. Hon. Will
! liam r. German, one of the county's old
| est citizens, died yesterday at his home
| near Paschal, after a protracted illness.
Years age he was prominent in state
! affairs, having represented his district
/ in the state senate and was a member of
! the constitutional convention of 1871 He
was graduate of Harvard university
and popular writer on sporting sub
! iects He was a son of the late DR..
| John r. German and brother of Hon.
| o. D. German. of Talbotton, and of the
| late Dr. Thomas T. German, of Opelika.
/ Ala.
/ The body will be inferred tomorrow af-
ternoon in Oak Hill cemetery at Talbot
/ ton.
] GAINESVILLE, Ca, Jan. III. HI.
Claxton, a prominent citizen and Con-
| federate veteran. died last night from
paralysis from which he had been un-
conscious since Wednesday noon.
! He was about so years old and high
! ly esteemed. He is survived by his wife
and several children. The burial will occur
! in Montezuma from which place he
moved to GAINESVILLE some years ago.
/ Mrs. Mary f. Carpenter, one of Mari
etta's oldest and most beloved women.
died Friday December 81, at her home in
! Marietta She was rs years of age, and
had been i'll for some time She is survived
by rive sons and many grandchildren. The
burial took place in Marietta.
I Mr.. William J. Simmons, aged 6S, died
| Saturday morning at s o'clock at the
! Soldiers home. The deceased was born
| in Elberton, Ga, and entered the Con-
federate service in March, 1862, and served
with the army of the west throughout
the civil war. Mr.. Simmons lost leg
| at Franklin. Tenn, and was taken pris-
/ oner and paroled In 1865. The body was
removed to Harry G. Poole's chapel. and
the funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

7 WASHINGTON. Jan 7.-Giving her life as .
sacrifice for others, Miss Mary Il. Brown. =
trained nurse aged q, died last night in \
local hospital. Two weeks ago she was shot
through the lung in fierce struggle TO wrest
a revolver from Martin l.. Sterling, tyPhoif
fever maddened patient.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11
Agents Wanted

500 M0NfH SCI eSpense allowance At Start
to nut ont merchandise and grocery eatas sues;
mail order house.. American Home :Sif-y Ioss-
Desk W 4. Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

CHICAGO Jan. 10.--Cattle-Recelpts estimated
at 5000; market steady. Beeves, 81 .3OdS.0J
Texas steers, $4.I0d5.l0 western steers, 81 25fg
6. %: stocSers and feeders, 50 1515 25; cows and
heifers, 50 25d I. IS; calves. $a.5OM9.l5
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $1,000; market
l0Cd 15c lower. Light. SS.SOdS As; mixed, 81. 70
1se heavy, IS .306ls.10; rough SIS. 2S@S 81
8 90; bulk OF sales, IS. $685..
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 5000; market
stt ady Native. $4.OOd6. Is; western, 40o1
.25; yearlngs. 5.75dS. rs; lambs native, 50 %
40 90: western, IS .2569.00.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

CoRDELE Ca. Jan. THE regular session
of the Crisp county board OF education met yes
terday aud steps were taken to improve gener-
nily the educational interests Of the county.
The county owns all of the school buildings In
he rural districts and these buildings are to be
enlarged, reprinted and equipped with patent
desks Of the latest improvements. The school
tax has brought into the county treasury suffi-
Gent funds TO pay for the proposed repairs and
they will be undertaken without any outside AID
whatever.
The annual report submitted to the board
shows that every item Of expense and obligation
has been paid in full and the school board
starts the new year without dollars indebted
ness.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Ca. Jan. 1O.--Spirits firm, sec;
sales So Rosin firm Water white. $685.; Win
dow glass $780,. N.s6.54; NJ, 500; X, $50;
L. $3.50; H.. $4.S5 to $40; G, $4.25 to $780, F.,
S42O TO s4.25: E.. $420; D., $40; B., $4.20;
sales. none; spirits, receipts Ill: shipments,
1853: stocks. sc. 747; rosn, receipts, sos; ship
ments, s.5S5; stocks, 500.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

hose farm. 81
TNyo-hofse farm. So
Two onerhorse farms.
All in high state Of cultivation, well improved
dwellings barns and outhodses. Soil good.
Close to school and church. Good white settle
ment. Possession given. at once. Price reason
able II a home is wanted, see us st cnce.
Hawkinsville Loan & Abstract Company. Itaw-
kinsville, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

COMPLETE COURSE IN TEI.EGRAPHY.
TYPEWRITING AND RAIER0ADING-
Wanted fifty students to learn telegraphy: po-
sitions guaranteed our graduates. Write today
for full particulars. Board at cost North
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

DENVER, col. Jan. sacramento,
Cal, apparently leads in the fight for the
1911 convention of the Western Fruit job
bers association, now in session here.
Houston, Tex. has withdrawn, and the
chief competitor of the California city is
st. Louis, whose delegates were late in
arriving owing TO snow blockades.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11
General News Notes

: CHARLOTTE. N c.. Jan. members OF
southeastern division Of the National Wagon
Manufacturers association met in this city to-
day. The association embraces Virginia, North
Carolina South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Tennessee, and each Of these states was
represented at the meeting. The most import
ant matter to up in the discussions was
the difficulty experienced by the manu-
facturers in getting their material delivered,
this being dus to the scarcity Of hardwood
throughout the country.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

DEADWOOD, s. D., Jan. Thou
sands of sheep have been killed during
the last few days Dy the cold Some
owners have sold their large flocks FOR
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11
Respectfully,
MISS sALLfE sTRoTHER.

An1lNs Ia ROUTE NO l.
SAYS 1T WAS FEBRUARY IA.
An eX-slave, who is remarkably intelli-
gent. declares the date to be February IA.
He also says. IL anyone will give him
the month and year and birthday date,
he can give the day of the week.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

E. H. Galloway. of Augusta, recently
appointed to the board of trustees of the
Georgia Normal and Industrial college at
MilledgevilIe to fill the unexpired term
of the late Fleming ddBignon, was reap
pointed Thursday for the full term of six
years. the former term having expired
q. II. Clark, of Moultrie, was also ap-
pointed to the, board to succeed H. H.
Cabaniss, whose term has expired.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

PHILADELPHIA.i Jan. lit was re-
ported today that letter had been re-
ceived making some sort of demand
upon the grandfather of Roberta de jan
on. who was supposed to have eloped
with waiter. Nothing could be learned as
tn the nature of the letter.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

. Spanish Needles. Rods, coIdometers Ter
AZ ~ locating Gold, Silver and hide treasures
2SzS Our Instruments are the best. Cat eent1
"a 'H Miners supply 90. Dept .Palmyrasfk
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

D. swAINsBoRO, Ga, Jan. 7.-Mr. John
t. Roberts. of Summit, who came to
Georgia from South Carolina, is dead,
after an Illness of several months. He
is survived by wife, six children and
one brother The funeral will be in
charge of the local Masonic lodge.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

s'eoI,UMBUs.ZThe suit Of f1essie B. Gray in.
she city court against the Columbus Manufac-
turing company for $4,000 for damages alleged
80 have been sustained while engaged at work
Yin the factory, ended late yesterday afternoon
In verdict for fhe2 plafntiff for $500 The case
was strongly contested, taking up nearly two
days in court. tF
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

I CoLUMBUs.--At the monthly meeting OF the
fdffy council last night, an ordinance was
adopted calling for seAn election on issuing
$780, coo bond for the purpose Of building new
bridge across the Chattahooehee river, the cleo
i.tion TO be held on the 18th Of February:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

FlpnpcV Cured; quick relief removes all swelling In 8
shot y 20 2odays; 30 to 60 days effects permanent
cure Tal Treatment free sufferers; nothing fairer
Fo. circu=rs tesmoaias and f=e ireatn-eat wrise
DR.. II. II. Green's Sons, Bez A Atlanta. Co
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the Columbus post
office for the past six months show a decided
increase over the same period last year, accord
today To be exact, the total receipts for the
six months ending December 81. 1893. were
the year 1908 $30,317H. the actual in
crease being 2,s59.41; which is more than per
cent. @..f- ei lc -as5
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

AGENTS wanted TO sell Native Herbs: 81 bo9
$50 tablets for soc. Write r. Meirose, Column
bus. Ohio. JOSS
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11
WANTED HELP-sIALE

SELL FRUIT TREES.
WANTED-1O0 SalesnleB in Southern Ststet
Prices right Easy terms. Write tnIly- 8
UPSON NURSERIES, YatesyilleA ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

COLUMBUS body of Mr. T. W. Dis
mukes; whose sad death occurred at the city
hospital in Columbus yesterday was taken 20
his late home at Dawson this morning on the 10
O'Clock train. where the funeral and intermenf
is to take place this afternoon Mr.. Dsmukes
was 81 years OF age. lie was prominent plant
Yer of Terrell county and was widely known
throughout the state Mrs. Dismukes and five
children surviva the deceased. t-A re
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

SAVANNAH Ga.-The Scottish Rite Ma
sons of Savannah held a. meeting last night
for the purpose Of honorlng the memory Oh
Albert Pike. the founder of this Masonic work
in the United states. There were some inter
estng addresses heard
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-01-11

. MARIETTA. Ca. Jan. THE new city
council, sworn in last night, began active
plans for the organization of a paid fire
department. Council decided to meet
again Wednesday night and have the
fire, committee report to the. council at
once, with their recommendation i'm re-
gard to what should be done for the fire
deba mont g
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08

con ellos 4 territorio mexicano.
Alberto Maderp, ito de Fran
cisco /. Madero, estuvo hoy en-
Egl Paso, de canine para ell Esta-
do de Chihuahua, donde posee I'm
rancho grande.
Los fnormones de las C0lonias
Lublan y Juares. al sur de aquf,
han alistado 6 todo yar6n dosae
a no amos de edad, fernando
itisia milicia que se instraye dia-
Eriati1ente on rnaniobras. El Co
bernador Sanchez, resolvi6 favo.
sgablemente una soliGitld de los
fnorrnones, on que piden autori-
zaci6n para la importation de
$50 rifles, los cuales ya fueron
Eenviados por una firrna de El Pa
ESQ, previa Ia orden de pase de los
lgentes Texicanos.
Sc sabe que la comisi6n de paz
que sali6 para entenderse con los
insslrgentes, fu6 por orden del
aObernador Sanchez Y no del
pfesidente Diaz como sc habia
.dicho-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08


8is oflefles aoItl dis
slTn dOge 6 AsmpI
0lpaslt aeEIyOa ri Is
ysssItaas da q 81 prs.
elaeilke aston ejaesEA.
dos s4tsaar ~
ssa trea a5a gEEaIn 1tYlo
gaa Isa me- i4oraB
IL usIIa slsIa.
ne g d agl
S 81 u
)
Ts
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08
Los \ aderistas tieneIl Ell 81 Do
der varios pueblos. Oficiales
Y tropa filsilados.

Guerra no ha tenido aan no.
|ticia de los l1echos y que el
rinaor no esta psrfectatrlente
confirmado.
Sin embargo, cuando "El
impartial" da cabida q ae-
.tnejantes noticias que en- nada
son favorables al Gobierno,
es por que el peso abrumador
de Ia verdad, hecha va del
dominic p6blico, 10 oblga 4
.decir algo sobre ell particular,
siquiera sea procurando dies
pues lenitivos como Ell de la
nota de la redaccion que Sc
sigue al telegratna.
No es NADIA 10 del ojo, rep
tiles de la prensa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08
PENA DE MUERTE.

III LINES, despuAs de hacer u
rla election entire cincuenta llon.4
bres v otros eincuenta atlieiona-
les citados, se logr6 organizar ur1
|juTado, q la hora precisa del me,
|dlo die, para Que eonOzea del ca
50 do Alajandro Calder6n. ac,s-
gaslo del asasinato de ID. Morales.
acaecido q siia 10 de julio adj
|presente aito, y SIC prinoipiato &
roger les prueIas cor1o Ii Iss
dos de ID taFEaa. T.a opinion da Is
parse a' repre- eHstata 81 EgsasIo BE-
que, ineaIanto Ii evidencia sla
l1yiceI0n, rcaara aobra 81
ssc,lsaslp e Iseiia dA ssataorte.
I'll Estado eree psytIap auf4agr,ias.
trar teAIi1neaioa de- utiss aIlIs.
ron Morales laEslan s.
nle junta g Il s
saas hoaa slvEosso nor.
81 nTl eaNa saae 8
se
IS
4
i q 81
i
& y
"a
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08

Mexico, elicuen entfase actualmen.
tehospe do en- els Iotel St, An
thOny Perrnanecera dnrante al
gunos dias en- "a ciudad. MI.
Thornps son. renulci6. no ha mu-
|cho'' tempo, de suI cargo diploma
ltico para hacerse cargo de sus
neg oclos pFivados en- 81 Ferrocar.
ril PAM Americana.
Ademas, tiene otros diferentes
intereses en- la Repdblica Mexi-
cana. II
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08
TeI6fono. 939

.protesta dc Alberto Terrasssj6 I
come obernatlor de e Ohihua-
lhia, la cuAl fss efsotua ra hoy,
So siga IN estadO de Tranquil
lldad on Ii region Norte da
Mexico entire los insurrnctDs,
.pues una de lac tprincipaless
qnejas de los cue ee han le
vantado on armas es Lei oprs-
sion dc la familia Terrasas.
Esta queja ha predominant
ldnIante varios afioa, saendo
el Gral. Luis Terrasas padre
del nuevO Go bernadop;el hom
bre mas rico del Rstado, yha.
blan1o en- realida !, tenitlo 81
predominiO absolute aobPessa
entidad fsderativa dnrante
muOhos aiios.
Cortasar seoretario de VS.
eado, es 81 yerno, asf oonio
IEnrique Il. Crsel, antes Co.
b7rna 1or del mismo Estado y
actnalmente Mlnistro dc Be
Ilaciones Exteriores.
El General Terrazaz fuk
Gobernador del Estado antes
de Ia eleccion dc Crsel, on
Il904, y oil Is do Septiembre
de eae affo los lnexioanos apss
dFearon la residenoia del Go
beanador y gritaron mueras
d Terrazas = d sn tirania, re~
corriendo t0das lac GALES de-
la ciudad, hasta que fueron
dispsrsados por las tropae.
III General Juan a.. HaY4
Elssgs sssg nien 4 paaaaras III
eE asAa 81 fg8lasss dol
esobierdO del Estado ha toraa-
do simult4neamsute 81 man
do do las tropae, es odiado
Gambien, pero So asegura que
90 fanoeo como gaerrillero y
que no dara Quartet; 10 que
signifloa que Diaz SO prapara
para abrir una oa,npafia San.
grieuta de extrrmlnio contra
los nativos rebsldsa.
Ei aral. Plata, quion fu6
retlrado del maado d igual
que el Gobernador Sanchez.
es considerable por el gobier~
no mexicano como de I'm oa-
ractar devnasiado oonciliatior
81 cual no 90 avigne oon la g.
rrogaDoia del gobierno de Mo
xico.
: D.. L u < u j y , .
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08
. .LO DE p PET, = I. N AL Us.

Uu telesrasaa a de fecha 2
del cosrie procedente del
saso. Texas publicado en- "a
edici6n deidfa 3 del actual
de "El Tmparciat. leader de
la prensa gobiernista de Me-
xico dice:
''Ayer tuvo lttgar I'm serio
encuentro entire las tropas fe.
derales Y los revoltosos en- ell
pueblo de Pedernales, punto
situado & cincuenta rnillas al
Oeste de Chihuahua, Los
soIdados eran EN- nnmero de
100 Y los sediciosos cerca de.
doble cifra. Sc dice que las
tropas del gohierno ,entraror1
4 la poblacion sin sospechar
la elnboscada que allf Sc les
tenfa preparada, y que rr1iea-
Gfaa naarchaban pot Las GALES
del Dsaassio, Sc ie issc Etse
esde las ao.
teas, iibrandose an conbate
desesperado.
Los pasajeros que arriba-
ron 4 esta ci.1dad er Ell treTl
do hoy, dicen que las tropas
sufrieron inevitable derrota,
y que aqueilos CUE no f,aeron
fntertos 8 gravernente heri~
dos So enonentrarl prisioneros
en Enanos dc los revoltosos, To
dos gstos ranorss corresa coz
mo validos ai1Ya en- boca de-
Io soldados en- los cuarteles
de Chihuhaa, paro 81 Gral.
Plata. Jefe de Ia iona naili-
car, aaeg,,ra Que 81 parke Off
<sial infor:kla dc ntae;vfs aolda.
dos rntiertos de parte del go-.
ssiefno y veintisiete bajas en-
~ i - -
Ire ios revoitoaos,
Los pasaieroa que llegafon
esto rnafiassa pfoced edeates dir
rect aulentafaenee &c MADEIRA,
Chihuahua, 4 bordo del pri~
sifaer srerl Que ade ii dfa % |
de Noyienhre ha saiido del
qtael punto, declaratl Due II.
DDS los paet,loe. = 10 largo de
la lines dal fsrrocarrll Chi q
slaIaun i Taoi lico, entire Chi
hnataa u Madeira. con 81
ei0n de tssso Heslp 81 esloiaens
tran et ii
50 ~ la
illssosgt 81 laaI
fnoss Sc sse en
Iaa sslsg "a On
IS slk
oa soa
iklant ss
aIaia
81 + 8
i istA
s
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08
ARTILLERIA EN- CHI
HUAHJJA.

El Gobierno Mexicano ha en-
Wade 4 Chihuahua cuatro pleas
de aEtlllerfa de montana Y dos a.
rne alladoraa con perfecta dota-
&c honbres u natanleiones,
slfl lseslse, glotDrlo Due 81 S..
ms de artIllefia no sale de ID Ca
pital de Mexico donde esta re-
cOncentrada regulaFrnente. ex-
cepci0n hecha de las baterfas f.
Jas de u1o 6 dos puertos. Duran
te otr0a rlloyirnientas revoluelo.
Slarios, Il artilleria habia pertfla-
rlecido ignpacible on la capital.
La prensa arnordazada proba-
blemente interpretara ell llecho,
diciendo que Ia artillerta mexica-
ma tanbien necesita algunas We
ees mudar de tenlperamento
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08
ssn a. ntonio, Te1al. DIaisI1bI e III's 1910
Sc cOnfiInlan las nOti
cias de Ia. reVoluci6 6n.

| muchO tnsjCr llletneFia. Tardea
temprano atrapa f quiet per
sigue.
Seg6n este s1jeto, los saia OH
ciales " los tres soldados habiaIi,
aparentemente, organizado uflai
conspiraci6p, la cslal deberla say
ner por fin unirse alos Maderis
tas q inducir g patts de la trOt,s
s il con ellos. Lleg6 el hsChpa
ticonocinniento de les utoridaaes
Hnilitarss " Sc cit6 un C0nsei0 sle
Guerra. Recay6 en- ellOs Ia sesl-
ltencia de rnuerte y ala lnafa,a.
Isiguiente Sc les ejecut6, Ia eie.
cuci6n Sc efectu6 en- al snteEtor
Ide los cuarteles y unos cuanioa
lproyectiles dieron tGrininD & Ia
carrera de los militares v q als
proyectos de libertad para Mexi-
GO.
LOS REBELDEs OBTIEfgEN
ARhIAs.
Chihuahua, Mexico, Die. 8: Pa
saieros que han llegado auuf eata,
noche, procedentes del el.oeste, con
firman las noticias del poder de.
los irsurrectog. Sc ignora dor1Gie
SO encuentra Madero, pero con-
tinda ID suparabundaneia de ar
mas v sIlaniciones.
Los pasajeros pretenden cue
efl otras parties deI pals no IS Tla-
es slit sent
IeIuIla ario to soda Ids lflf
Que han podfao btstlerss ls,Es Esats-
70 esta semana. DIS pasaonag ab.I
solutanneglte i1nparciales, demues1
tran que la fevoluci6n en- este EsI
tado es de nnuy inporIafites pro.
porciones Y que los rsyoIuciona-
rios tienen en- su apoyo capital
inagotable.
Hasta aliora ha llabido en- Ell Es
tado tres eneuentros. El comba.
to due SO efectn6 aQuf ei domin-
so dltinlo, puede llamarsa de RS.
tfrada. peso en- San Andres. ha-|
|ce tres aeFranaa, y an Pederna-
les la sesSaana pasada, los insur.
geEleas salieron yictoriosOs.
Los MoRAfol MES sE ARMAN.
El paso, Texas. Die. 5: Aun-
que todavia no IS Ila reclbitlo d.
lui Ia confirmation Gle la notlcia
de la hasalla de Ojinaga y otros|
pantoa de Ia frontera de Chihua.
hna, frente q ,Texaa, Sc tIa crktii-
% s las notioias reeibidas en yir.
tud deaue el sabado sa arnbar-
ssfarofs tfol1ss Ijot' ct Egefl he oriert-
tte. ort Falonir, 100 slillas 81 Sur
de Ojinag Egtas n,ieyas se
han recibislo aaul procadentaa tla
(Jhlhslahua, De csayo I.aaae 9.laron|
eTayIAdaa las tropas
as nosiciaa dc Que e llas, 81.
Dc sautfIslos titosa saos aoI,ra ii i'll
Iass'A len ak Ter.
lingsaa, CliIgo naciesstIlta 8 a..
rios ofg slstoa Que Is s4,e.,asl.
'ss a II lines &c q.
-. 4 q slsya i6n sa ag1lra
sae g hen cord ado
Ialg
& 4. aton. IS l|
f.itlas lla git1O so a ~
vsalta da las lfEAas g. .Ss|
os Ioa iilaurfse IS
tFa lass esgssR lisss i 5 srsI
allalssaa 8 aIsos -
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-12-08
pELIGRO INMINEN 'rE
DE COMBATE.

Cludad de Mexico, Die, IS.
se llace ieisaineflte iii e1
I tro hos esaGfe
'cionarlos Y las trooas dc Is
federation, seg0n infornara
despachos recibidos hoy aqul
procedentes de San Andres.
Esta rnadrugada l1aso por
ALI una fuerza federal en-
ndmero de 800 honl,res y es
probable que tenga que hacer
frente d 900 revoltosos. los
euales Sc enclentran acarnpa- !
dos como d 15 rniIlas.
De encontrarse atnbas fuer~
zas, Ia batalla sera encarni-.
sada. Hasta va muy tarde
hoy, no Sc l,a recibido de
San Andres noticia alguna.