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at Pedernales. A party has just crossed
over with 400 arms and 5000 rounds of
ammunition.
Two brass cannons Of Spanish make
were dug up and have been mounted on
wagons. An old reverberatory furnace is
being repaired and lead is being taken
cut of the old mines and the rebels use
this to cast canron balls The cannons
seem to be in good condition. Preside
Viejo is an old fort that has been aban-
doned for over 100 years, and the rebel
army is now eamped at that point. as 1t
commands the overland trail between
Coahuila and Chihuahua Many Mexican
Americans are here, and the forces are
increasing at the rate Of twenty per day.
From deserters it is learned that the
government officers ara having much
trouble with the soldiers, whose sympa-
thies are with the insurgents. The gov
eminent has offered a bonus of $50 for
each enlisted man who viii remain
through the present campaign and $50
for every insurgent killed or captured in
action. the latter money to be polied and
distributed at the end of the campaign.
Controlled by Passes.
1T is practically impossible for the
government troops TO invest this region
because Of its complete natural protec-
ton, as the valley is controlled 10y four
mountain passes easily held by a few
men against an army The only APP
proaches are from the American side Of
the river The government has no par
tisans in this section, and in Ojinaga it
is only supported by the federal officials
and a few soldiers, many of them desert
ing and going to the States.
".One OF the leading revoluti0nists. SAYS
he is certain that the present war will
be lOng-drawn-out affair, as was the
Yaqui campaign unless the Instruction
lists win decisive battles, because the
army contractors who are associated with
the government desire 10 get all the
money they can out OF the government
Golfers, as they did in the Yaqui war.
The war supplies, particularly the COM
missary department. is one Of the greatest
sources of profit and the longer the troops
are in the field the greater the gain.
The majority Of the soldiers are from
the Southern part Of Mexico. where cold
weather is practically unknown and the
cold weather of the North. and in par
ticular the Sierras Madre district, where
Gen. Navarro is operating will do more
to kill the federal troops than the insur-
rectos bullets.
THAT the pronuneiados will eventually
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A serious boundary dispute between
Santo Domingo and Haiti has broken out
and threatens to involve those two coun-
tries in war, Information was received at
the State and War DEPARTMENTS yesterday
indicating that an actual conflict between
the troops of the two governments had
taken place. but this was rot verified abb
solutely
The War Department received a dis
patch from j. r. Edwards. acting general
receiver Of customs al Santo Domingo,
saying that trouble had occurred between
Haitian soldiers aud Dominican customs
and frontier guards near Lake Enriquillo.
The dispute. he said, was due to a long
standing controversy over the exact loca-
ton of the boundary line.
The Dominican cabinet, he said, had
long session TO discuss the crisis and ne
gotiauons had begun 10 avert war. Mill
tary preparations. however were being
made. and Dominican troops have been
sent from various points to the border.
Wants Dispute settled.
The Dominican government. he added
hopes for an amicable adjustment of the
difficulty. and will insist upon an imme-
date and definite settlement of the bound
airy question.
Similar information was received AT the
State Department from W. W. Russell
American Minister at Santo Domingo.
The present trouble. he said. was due to
= dispute over the construction OF a road
between Pedernales and Lake FondO.
II was reported that a conflict had
taken place between the Haitian forces
and the Dominican frontier guards This
report he added. was denied. although the
Haitian government admitted sending out
All armed force 10 compel the DOminicans
10 stop work on the road.
The government OF Santo Domingo takes
the position that tie proposed road does
not cross Haitian territory. II considers
that Haiti has committed a hostile act
and for this reason is preparing for its
Ownssdefense by sending troops to the
frontier
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
.. 5. 30 q -. weather -

l.. ,. Dept. a Agriculture. Weather Bureau,
Washington, Tuesday Dee, q 1910 p. N.
Tbs disturbances that was oser the extresns South
vest during Sunday and Monday began 70 move
n0Ttheastland during Monday night with increasing
intensity. II Is central tonight over Northeastern
Oklahoma attended by rains in Kansas Eastern
Oklahoma Arkansas. Missouri. and the Loaer Ohio
and Middle Mississippi valleys. There were also
El0gs In New England Monday night followed BY
clearing weather during Tuesday; local SHOWS In the
eastern portion 0f thu Middle Plateau and Montana
and rams in the North Pacific States.
Temperatures are quite high for the season in the
Mississippi Valley and the Gulf States and nearly
normal elsewhere, but with falling tendency in the
Northwest and the interior districts vest Of the
Missouri River
The Southwestern disturbance vii eoutinue north
eastward, attended b. rains Wednesday in The
Great Central valleys Tennessee and the northern
Iurtion OF the East Gulf States, SHOWS over the
northern PARTON, and rains or SHOWS over the re-
malnder 0f The Lake region, and by Wednesday
night the precipitation area VIII reach the Atlantic
cast with SHOWS over the northern and rains over
the southern districts From the Plains States
westward the weather VIII be generally fair Wednes
day except in the Northwest where there will he
snow. For Thursday generally fair weather is lndi
Gated, except 10 the Lake region. where there vii
b local snOsE. and in the Atlantic States, where
there VIII be rains or SHOWS over the northern and
rains over the southern districts.
lt Will be warmer "Wednesday IN the Atlantic
States and colder IN the Mississippi and Missouri
NalleJs tho Southwest and the Northern Upper Lake
region. Il viii be onider Thursday IN the Lower
Lake and Southern Upper Lake region the Ohio
Valley, the East Gulf aud the interior Of the South
Atlantic states. In the extreme West temperatures
will change but Little.
The winds along the New England coast VIII be
moderate and variable heconing n0rtheast and east
wednesday uisht and increasing; on the Middle
Atlantic coast moderate and variable, bec1ning east
erly by Wednesday night and increasing; on the
South Atlantic coast moderate east TO suih; on the
East Gulf coast moderate south 20 southwest shift
ing 10 n01hWesteTly Wednesday nights on the Vest
Guh coast moderate southwesIerlg, becoming brisk
nOTtherly; Lake Michigan moderate 10 brisk
northeast to north, probably beoEniug high over
southern portion during wednesday
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
sill have moderate variable winds becoming north
east and east aud increasing by TIIrsdaE with rain
~ gigW
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DUCHESS WILL FOUND.
Testament of Daughter of Louis XVI
Not Destroyed by Fire.

Paris. Dec. 27.-The lost will of the
Duchess of Angouleme the daughter of
Louis XVI. supposed to have been
burned, has turned up and is published
to-day
1t refutes one of the claims Of the
Naundorn BOurbOns, whose partisans
always insisted that the duchess recog-
nized the Naundorff. so-called Prince Jean
de Bourbon, who said he was the
dauphin. as her brother.
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MURDERERS' DEN FOUND.
London Police Come Upon store of
Weapons and Explosives.

London. Dec. 1.-THE police while hunt
ing for the murdererS OF the three police
men who were shot on December &c. while
attempting 70 arrest a gang seeking 10
rob a jewelers. shop, discovered in Gold
street, Stepney. a store of weapons. am
munition. and explosives, and also the in
gradients and appliances for making
bombs.
The house was the residence for nine
months OF one of the murderers VINO was
accidentally shot and killed by his COM
rades in the course of the tight with the
police in Hounds Ditch, where the jew
elers shop is situated. The dead thief
has been identified as a Russian Of the
name of Merontzef.
The stores discovered included 600 car
tridges. $50 Mauser bullets, quantities OF
nitroglyeerin, illuminate of mercury, and
other explosives. scientific books dealing
with explosives, ana a number of an
archist leaflets.
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FEDERALS ATTACK!
FROM TWO SIDES
Continued from Page One.

move westward. Word has reached here
that 300 men from that region have
reached the Sierra Madre to join the
forces opposing Gen. Navarro.
''West of San Carlos on Sunday, in the
canyon, a government force that came
overland from various points on the Mex
lean Central in detachments was routed
by a joint force Of rebels from Mulatos
and San Carlos.
Fear Clash with Uncle Sam.
"Ojinaga has not been invested by the
revolutionists for fear of complications
with the United States. and the pronun-
ciados prefer, for the present at least,
to allow the customs house TO remain
in the hands of the government. All
Mexican customs guards are bottled up
at Ojinaga and the river passes are I'M
guarded.
"A deplorable act was committed by
bandits Senior Don Nieanor Greigo.
manager of the Great Orientales ranch.
one of Enrique Creel's properties. was
branded with the Bar Pumpkin iron of
the Orientales and the cOnmissary store
looted by the rancheros on the property.
All property on lue rdnch or ueStfuctl-
bic nature has been reduced to ruins.
Greigo and an unknown American left
for Chihuahua in a wagon.
1T seems that the forces of the pro-
nunciados are waiting a general order
before marching on Chihuahua, their
fnal point of combat A coup is medi-
tated on that city with forces concen-
trating there from every direction.
''Forty-one deserters from the govern
ment ranks are at San Carlos.
THE Mexican bandit. GilbertO Luna
who. together with Pancho Alvarado,
murdered Mr.. Chapman, ore of the
United States customs officers at La
Jitas. in 1907, is terrorizing the ranchers
in Texas. He was seen on the river the
ether day with eight burros loaded with
loot. He is wanted in Mexico and Ari-
zona for robbery.
Arsenal on American Side.
1.-The rebels are using this region as
their arsenal or supply point. smuggling
arms and ammunition from Texas, out
fitting their men and sendi6g them west
TO Join those who are opposing Navarro
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WASHINGTON SUBJECT WINS.
Photo OF Young KeIlar Takes Honor
Medal at Budapest.

Waukegan ILL.,, Dec. H.-Mrs. William
W. Pearee has received news that she
has been awarded medal of honor at
the international Photographic EXPOSE
ton at Budapest for excellence of photo
graphic study
The subject was her little nephew, Gil
bert, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John G. KEEL
lar, of Washington, d. c.
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AGED MOTHER SEES TRAGEDY.
Son of sixty Kills His wife in
Presence of Centenarian.

Pittsburg. Pa, Dec. 2I-In the presence
ell. aged sixty Pittsburg and Lake Eria
Railroad engineer. to-day shot and fatally
wounded his wife and fired two bullets
into his own head from a heavy revolver.
When Mrs. Mitchell was preparing
breakfast Mitchell, it is alleged. entered
the kitchen of their home in Sheraden
and began shooting. His aged mother
was sitting az the table, and endeavored
10 prevent the tragedy, Mitchell and his
wife were taken 10 hospitals
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CABINET CRISIS SETTLED.
Guarantee TO Surrender Wanted by
Leader of Peruvian Insurgents.

Lima, Peru, Dec. H.-The cabinet cri-
sis has been settled by the appointment
Of the following ministry:
Minister of the interior and prime min
lister, Senior Enrique Basadre; minister
of foreign affairs, DR.. German Leguia
MARTINEZ; minister of justice, Dr. Antonio
Flores; minister of war. Gen. PiZarro;
minister of finance, Enrique Oyanguren,
and minister of public works, W. Julio
Egoaguirre.
1t is stated that Sumanez Ocampo.
leader of the insurgents in the south, has
petitioned the government for guarantees,
offering 10 surrender If they are granted.
Mateo Vera, leader of the insurgents in
the central part of the country, has made
a similar petition and offers
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PHYSICIAN rs EXPELLED.
Medical Society Takes Action in
Case Of DIR. Robert kunitzer.

New York, Dec. 27.-The County Medi-
cal Society tonight, by an overwhelming
vote, decided to expel from membership
Dr. Robert KunitZer, a visiting physician
and the chairman Of the medical board
of Sydenham Hospital II is the first ex-
pulsion in ten years.
DR. Kunitzer was charged with com
plicity in the alteration of the records of
the Sydenham Hospital to make it appear
that Dr. Louis A. Ewald. formerly gyne-
cologist of the German Hospital, had per-
formed at the Sydenham Hospital twenA
ty-seven operations for cancer known as
Freund's operation, and with failing to
furnish the Investigating committee OF
the County Medical Society ali the hos
pital records bearing on the charges after
he had been asked TO furnish them.
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GEN. GUERRA IN PROTEST.
Former COmmander-In-chie of the
Cuban Army Hopes for OLD job.


Havana, Dect H.-Gen, Guerra's law
yer to-day presented 10 the court
brief strongly protesting against the
courts ruling out of his previous mo-
ton to take the dispositions Of hotel peo-
pie at Santiago de Cuba, the purser Of
the steamer which carried 10 Porto Rico
Police Capt Parez. who Guerra charges
attempted 10 aSsassinate him, and the
customs officials of San Juan, Porto Rico.
and Santo Domingo.
The brief alleges that the court erred
in trying 10 cover up the private prose
CUT MS. purposes TO prove that others
took part in the attempt to assassinate
Guerra, and that still others instigated
the attempt. 1t further alleges that there
is every evidence that high government
officials were implicated in the attempted
murder.
Guerra is in very good spirits. He says
il does not matter who is in power he
viii ultimately obtain his cid position
OF commander-in -chief of the army
The United States leads all other countries IN the
nanniaeture q asbestos but has 70 depend alto
gether on Canada for the raw product
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be whipped by the weight of force and
resources seems to be evident, but these
considerations do not deter the rebels in
their hopes and ambitions. and they say,
1t is either victory or death in the field
by being shot in cold blood if We sur
render
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studies VIII BE Resumed.

Richmond. Va. De- 1.-THE spring
terrA at Richmond College will no. be
interrupted by the fire which almost en-
tirely destroyed Ryland Hall. the main
building OF the Richmond College group
early Christmas morning, but will open
January 3
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LOCAL Temnernfure.

Midnight, q; a m 3; a. NJ. p; 6 a. m. 3;
s q. n. % 10 a m. .: z noon. 43; p. n, IS: 4
p. m 46; p. m. 90. p m. 81 10 p II, 3
Highest 47; lowest 8
Relative humidity-S a m Is; p. M, IS; 3 p. m.
Il. Rainfall Is p. n. to p M. 0. HOsIrs Of sun
shine 50; per cent Of possible sunshine, %.
Temperature same date last yeaE-HighesL =; low
Hst Is.
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Seaman's Body Recovered.

Brest, Dec. 27.-The body of Seaman
David, OF the battle ship Georgia, who
had been missing since December s. has
been found in dock here and buried.
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CUDAHY ISSUES DENIAL.
Divorced Wife Not In Pasadena and
No Reconciliation Effected.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec 2i.-"Jack"
CUdahy to-day gave out an uneQuivocal
denial Of the reports that his divorced
wife is here, that she passed the Christ
mas with him and their children at the
Michael Cudahy home in Pasadena, or
that there has been any reconciliation.
Mrs Cudahy is in Kansas City, so far
as / know" said Mr. Cudahy. AT any
rate, she is not here 10 my knowledge.
She did not pass Christmas with me or
the children. There has been no recon-
ciliaun nor viii there be any"
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ThHBHSi
New
Year S
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Health.
Al iii Eleventh St. NV.

Is the place to secure this gift We treat
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other institute or doctor in the world ever
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medicine was discovered by a man who is
working along new lines, new thoughts
new ideas. That mans brains means a
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any practitioner ever has. and il is on
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Come in and consult US. Office hours
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pointments made by phone mail. or in
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Madrid. Dec Z7.-The paddock law deal
ing with the religious congregations hav-
ing received the assent of the King was
promulgated to-day.
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Io-day-High tide. 55i a. m and 5 s. p m. Low
tide l2Oi 4 m and i2.l3 p. m
Te-morrow- High tide. s.57 a. m and $40 p N.
Low tide. I2J0 a. m. and l2:n p H.
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Temnernfnres In nfhnr cItiea-
Rain

Temperatures IN other cites, together with the
amount Of rainfall fg the twenty four hours ended
at s 2. m yesterday. are follows:
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new chair has been established At the Univer~
stJ q Leeds for tie 'ooai gas and fue industTieA
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BLACK REPUBLICS
READY FOR War
Reported that Haiti and Do
mingO Have Clashed.
BOUNDARY DISPUTE SERIOUS

Trouble Arose over Road which
SantO Domingo Is Building and
Which Rival Nation says Crosses
IFS TerritOry-BOth sides Sending
Troops to the Frontier.
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Say "SWift's Pride"
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Arsenal on American Side.

1.-The rebels are using this region as
their arsenal or supply point. smuggling
arms and ammunition from Texas, out
fitting their men and sendi6g them west
to Join those who are opposing Navarro
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The United States leads all other countries IN the
Manufacture q asbestos, but has 10 depend alto
gether On Canada fM the NV nOduc-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-10

Mrs. Minnie Foster was in the city
shopping today from Wellborn.
Mrs. J. S. NIooring and son. Ward,
lief, today for a visit to Marlin.
Mound City Paints may cost a tri-
lie more but, E. j. Jenkins. If
For Rent-Seven-room house. See
Mrs. Jas. R. Johnson. Phone 1872.
George Robinson was in the city to-
day from the Wixon community.
For Sale-A few Canary singers. an
young birds. Mrs NJ. E. Wallace. 23S
Mrs. S. J. Balm and children, OF
Houston, are guests of Mrs. NJ. Parker.
Lon George. of Oklahoma, is visit
ing relatives in this city and at Macy
Found-Gold watch. Owner can get
same by identification. Apply at Eagle
office. IA
Mrs. L. j. Jordan retruned 70 Tyler
today. after a visit to relatives in this
city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-09-10

Miss Ida wipprecht left today for
a visit 10 Texarkana.
J. S. Ford. of Houston, is in the
city on a business trip.
Alex Ewing was in the city today
from the Brazos bottom.
J. r. and A. +. Deninan we're here
trading today from zulch.
E. j. Boreskie was in town today
from his home near College.
Mrs. Taylor's kindergarten VIII be-
gin Monday, September II. 2S9
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Glaze were in
the city today from Reliance.
Miss Coma Candy, of Rock Prairie
was a visitor to the city today.
Fresh home ground meal and chops.
Hensarling Bros. Phone 25l. 2S6
Henry Benbow was in the city to-
day from Harris school house
wanted--A piano player to play at
Dellwood par. o. f. CANNED. 2SJ
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The chairman" of the "Podunk Con-
vention" will be onto his job" Hear
him. 20
Wanted Mare, not over seven years
old, about 1000 pounds. E. j. Foreman,
his OFFICE 2ss
Miss Elizabeth suber left today for
Franklin. where she will teach again
this session.
James n. Astin arrived today from
Austin and is the guest Of relatives
in this city.
Wanted to rent good cottage con-
venient to business and school Adj
dress Eagle office. 259
Wanted-To rent two or three fur
lnished rooms for light housekeeping
Apply at light plant. al
We deliver meal and hulls as cheal
as you can buy them and have them
lda,ivared ! G Wick. PAL
Fort Rent-Rooms, furnished or un
furnished. with or without board. Alp
lply at Bonneville house 2S'
For Sale Beer license, stock ant
/: small grocery; Parsons building. Nortl
Main street. Nick Bacile ~
Treasurer j. NJ. Carson. Jr., cam
in on the interurban from College thi
afternoon on business.
Everybody is asked to dress Il
"Podunk' style for the convention
prize for the "tackiest" guest. %
Harris orchestra for dances and en-
tertainments is the best in town
Prices reasonable Phone IL.
Rev. D. B. Waite went to Millical
today where he will preach tomorrow
morning and tomorrow evening.
WANTED TO RENT -Four or five
room cottage, close in, with lights AM
water. Luther George. at Eagle office
Re. Cole arrived from Kingslan
, yesterday afternoon to assume his dt
ties as electrician for the iightin
r plant.
G. w. Graham and j. II. Ferguson
of Harvey. were in the city today an