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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-06-17
$4,000 is GUARANTEED THERE
SO GOLDFIELD GETS MILL UN.
LESS OFFER is RAISED.
AND THAT'S HARDLY PROBABLE
Upon Receipt Of Telegram From
Morris Sullivan at Goldfield, Rick.
ard Makes Announcement Of New
Location for Fight July 4.

San Francisco, May I7.--TcX Rick
ard announced to the Associated Press
today, on receipt of II telegram from
Morris Sullivan of Goldficld, New, that
the Jcffrics-johnson fight would be
held there July 4. Sullivan guaran-
tccd 100000 to the promoters.
sullivan is an old friend of mine
aud absolutely dependable" said Rick
ard. Il have no doubt, for know the
man. You can announce the fight Will
80 to GoldGicld, unless a much better
offer should come from some other
Nevada city.
81 think it is hardly possible that
any other city will raise Goldncld's
bid"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
OFFICES RAIDED
use Iof the Mails to Defraud
Investors is the Charge
Made.

NEW YORK; Nov. 21-Fcderal Of
sficials this afternoon ratded the Of
fees occupied by Burr Brothers. cor
.poration, dealing in stocks and other
securities. The raid was made on
warrants charging use of the mails
to deFraud investors. Postohice Of
HcIals says the concern sold to in
veytors at par value between forty
and hfty million dollars in stocks In
various companies. most of which
had gone out Of existence or become
bankrupt. Sheldon Burr, president
and Frank H. Tobey, vice president,
and Eugene H. Burr, secretary-treas-
urcr OF the corporation. were ar
rested. Arrests are expected to be
made in other cities, where the cor
poration has extensive ofices.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
BIG INITIATION
With Street Parade and Ban
quet at Waldo to Be Held
by Travellers.

Arrangements have been made by
The CIarksburg Council OF United
Travellers for whole
sale Initiation, a street parade. a big
banquet and seveal other features of
interest here the afternoon, evening
and night OF Saturday. December 3.
at 1880 O'Clock in the az
ternoor, a class of forty candidates
Will be initiated into membership.
At ESQ O'Clock the street parade
will be given. Alter that there will
be a session OF the council and then
all will go to the Waldo hotel for
the banquet, whtch will be held in
the large dining nan there with
music and fine program OF speak
ing. Plans for the big occasion were
discussed at a meeting OF the coun-
Gil Saturday night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
CRUSADE.
Against Phtffsis at the State
! Prison at Moundsyille IS
to Be Started.

War on phthisis at the Monndeviile
penitentiary is Eoon to be started son
a more elaborate scale and in all
probabilities tuberculosis hospital
will be erected on the big three hun
drcd acre farm owned by the penal
Institution. When Captain c. G.
Dawson was head of the prison he
suggested such move. and 1t is now
being greatly encouraged by the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Society oaiciaIs of
the state.
When NJ. L. Brown, of Morgan
town, the newly appointed warden.
takes charge of the AFFAIRS at the
prison the airst OF the year, he will
make a study. of this disease among
tile convicts Close confinement be-
hind prison walls causes tuberculosis
and according to the stateVtent of a
former prison physician over Mt.
per cent of the conNtcts In the
MoundsviIIe prison have this dreaded
disease.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
POWDER
Il Coal for Fire Causes the
Death Of Woman at
MartiTlsbuTg.

iaEAlRUINESRURG, Nov, 2 1drs.
Mamie Richards, wife of 7. Taylor
Richards, employee atsthe plant Of s.
p. RothwelI Company. Martins burg.
Is dead from burns resultant from
an explosion Of powder. Mr.. Rich
ards while assisting in unloading a
car of coal found bag containing
about ten pounds of mining powder.
He took 1t home intending to
empty it in run near the house
His little daughter. aged six, found,
the bag and poured the contents into
the coal bucket, telling her mother
what nice hne coal she had found
Ms. Richards started to put some
coal in the stove while ar. Richards
was sitting at the dinner table and
an explosion followed, a spark from
the drst. explosion falling into the
mass in the coal bucket, causing q
second explosion Mrs. Richards
.wts enveloped in flames and her
breast, arms and back were burned
toEa cTisp aud her III = was: STAGED
She fingered Several hours In great
agony -5..5-
Mr.. Richards was severity Burned
in his eforts 70 sTllDdue the flames. 4
The explosion shook the house and
blew out a large window.
Mrs Richards was "a member of
the First sMethodist Episcopal
church. at which her funeral takes
place Tuesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
REI3IIIAE
Pistol IS 5llrl on gneT
and He IS aiied for
a Hearing.

. r Z -
A fofeIS uer tying the name OF ANDY
Dutch resi- behind bars of the county
iaiI aWaitins 4 hearing in Jtlstice w
II. Camp 8 court on charge OF cPF-
ryirI q pistol In violation OF the
johnson R1ti-Weapon law. a warrant
Gsas soN'rn out against him Monday
by ascity policeman.
CHIEF OF Police Harry L. Brooks
and Policeman George Howe arrested
Dutch shout 10 O'Clock Saturday
night at Fourth and West Pike streets
In front OF the residence OF r. T.
IoSEndes. for being dLsorderly and
when the prisoner was searched at
police headqnaFters, the weapon was
found In one of his pockets.
The pistol is a peculiar, hand=Inad de
weapon and very small. The breach
sgrlngs aside in a horizontal direction
ION a ecrew pivot and the cartridge is
damned into the barrel by an ODD
fashioned trigger Some instrument
has 10 ,1be used to@etect the shell from
the barrel and for convenience In this
|reSpect, Dutch carried an awT with the
pistol. the point OF which was pro-
tected with d big cork. Cartridges of
2e caIIbre are used and the man had
|hatf dozen OF them in his pocket.
AT first sight the pistol looks some
Itl1IhS IKE a toy. but the chief tried q
shot with the thing and found that
It would shoot very wen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

q -
lSeFs Feaehed laete t1at
Hsatlfstft I55ie % - en-. ton ot i. q
den. lCf this citts died at M ~
the city I'D pttaIl sat IIai9l ri, tlltiss
II OF ;;'sslte:s..,' - ne f5sstls
orally ltttoist, % his Il 1ri.
young man i,tlllll1 .gs9l,. lsetlsrsl @
tIe was IN ctarli ten ~ 81
yqIere ne had come. To GtteIE = tIt7
neral q his late fEfond, =. t1 60
Who was "a brother OF Mrs. d. s.
den. Natiiau 1eftS here N etlIis 81
morning, lpvenf4ier e, f9r
and on the fo14UtgInG. ~
wrote 70 his broCher,6DFs q r. oslient
that he was fee1f1l i,atll artl
Tj5iaysician tfouEllt h e. nd a. d q II
back. of grippe and had fnElttlie ted
HIM TO go TO the hOspAtgl. Besotldi
this the family had no news ezeelte a
letter from his nurse saying he vas
sunerfig from grippe. and thar the
doctor Thought he would get through
In good shape. nothing further was
heard until Sunday AFTERNOON. when
the sad neNs, came THAI .llc was dying,
and a long distance t9fsphone mes
sage lateg said he died at O'Clock
HIS brother, DR.. c. n. Ogden. left inn
medfately, 10 bring the body home
and Is expected 10 arrive Wednesday
morning. At this time no arrange
ments have been made for the funeral
burt the services vii, be held from the
home of fpr. G. r. Ogden, corner Sec
opd and Main streets.
Nathan Hale Ogden was born at
SardIs.. this unity, s1A,fgtit 4, 1855,
and was - years, , months and .
days Old. His early l.fc was spent In
his fathers store and later he was en-
gagged in business in CIarksburE. He
had been for the last three years with
the Shoop Medicine Company, of Ra-
cine. Wis, and was their general trav-
cling representative covering the ems
tire United states and Canada. 1t
was in the interest of his firm that he
was called to Ontario, and his untime-
ly death is a great shock to his friends
and employers.
lie 10 survived by his father, II. ..
Ogden, OF this city, his mother having
died here ten years ago. He leaves
the following sisters and brothers:
Miss Mary ogden, Mrs. L. W. Garrett,
D. NJ. ogden. DIR: r. c. Ogden. and
Robert 3. Ogden. Jr., of this city,
Mrs. W.. NJ. Hornor, of Peoria. 1ll..;
2Irs. John r. Garrett, OF Grand juno
ton, Colo; Dr., G. r. ogden, OF 'F1eTn-
inEton; G. q. ogden. OF salem; H. Clay
Ogden, of Wheeling. a younger
brother, Horace Rhea, preceded him
to the grave nearly three years ago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
CHARTERS
Are Issued TO Two State Con
Germs by the Secretary
Of State.

Charters have been ISSUED to tho
following concerns:
.sissersville Boiler Works, OF Sis
tersyilIo, to manufacture boilers and
tanks. Capital stock $685. 900. Ipcorpo-
rators, E. A. Ryan. J. P. Flynn, II. W.
Mccoy, S. G. Messer and A 9. Jack
son. OF SlstersyllIe. =
Barbour Orchard Company. Of Phil
ibpi, with chief works in Barbour
county. Capital stock. $4,000. In
corporators. s. A. Moore, WI D. linn,
R, e. Talbot. c, F. Teter and Alison
C. Dayton. Of Phllippi.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
CAPTAIN gEIR!Es
Pioneer Railroad Man Dies in
Wheeling Was Promi-
nent in Business.

WHEELING, NOV. 81 Captain
Robert II. DeYrles. who. through
forty years service on the B. s. o.
was one of the best known railroad
men in this section OF the country,
passed peacefully to the great be-
yond at O'Clock yesterday after
noon At his home at Cecil Place,
Tho news OF his death caused
great regret among host
OF freiends and <associates. oy
all of whom he was respected and
admired. Death followed an illness
OF the inhrmities OF age.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
REEDS REPORT
For the Month of October
Shows Big Amount of
Business Done.

The report OF Secretary of Stats
stuart IF. Reed. for the month OF oc-
tobcr. has just been made public.
The report shows that during the
month charters were issued TO 81
resident and n nonresident cor
porations, total OF 6s. and that
eight were dissolved during the
month. Eleven increased their cap
ital stock, while only one decreased.
Following Is tho statement OF foes
collected and turned into the state
treasury:
Increased capital stock, $661.5O;
resident corporations, $1,000; non
resident corporations, 1878; land
tax, 5000; tax on great seal. 1876;
sale OF books, $445; fees, 1iS46; at
torney Zee to auditor, Sal. Total
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

Vol lsM00 1I 90 &c
! Itog etlle Hove During
the o WIN Slides
Breaks GODS

+
VyAAslE4 lesGsr
IN ar-
tbry prosress q p t 1n.s
Cana. 16lie.' - the dr. uu-
d re11ort of the tllllli Conn
n ZION. n, det 8 the war.
piclaiT On gy 60 Goes
|thalS ttiIia ttle and
chief engineer IN trs
on the cRll, aud
hy tle former.
With. the work ~ 40
of construction EG0gres
bly at all points aI1 line
hearth condftions ter e-
fore. with q CentEs on 9iid
sequent Economy IN cert
the work and witch a mt mum
.borera since the sL1ftlfet
to dIg the canal COZ Goeth port
was decidedly pleasing 70
Dickinson.
The chief engineer rep 10
that It was not all lfiooth
during the last year. 81 bfe
floods ahindering the %
tain extent He mentions feuI
covering respective -
II acres and requfFi1s dtrip
year the removal q more thar
Lion cubic yards of mat
eNDected,9 he says. ite5
occur, and In the estil
ayas made FOR hem but
pears from. craS lleH q che
upper StfTtaces a., 81 cent ~
She cut, that apdici p i1l NO AZ
not lleesi made ana
correctetE@t0 meet tn
Taree hFl Re
red during the yellI
OF cufebra, covering q
than ten acres and req relli
al Of more than aSrnllll6t md
OF cubic yards OF dirt and tone.
second largest break covered an
of more than eleven acres and
CURED a removal OF more than il1i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
NEXT CONGRESS
ftle National Rivers and
6ots Or aIlfza ion
Next Month.

d. 81 Ho8. BIZ.
nvention. OF the M
ana Ha1bois Consres
baS held Ia this city pe.
8 and 8 next Il ik expected
Viii N tiOnal capital
st tl3 eripg OF WaferWaJ
:el over - sembled in this
e51n tF PFesBdeht Tart, who WIN
al Ser tlie 6pepinE address to the
deIeEat ties said in the course of
speech IN CHICAGO that transpofta=
tdl was a question OF the hour and
that the only solution OF the prob
lem was recourse 70 the waterways
OF the United States.
i Probably next In Importance to9the
address OF the president of the
United states win DE the speech Of
hudson Harmon or Ohio, who has
for years beeha close student of the
Of improved waterways and
at the very meeting held in CIncin-
natl seven years ago when It was de-
to reoranize the National
RiteFs and Harbors Congress, Cow
ernor Harmon completely refuted
the idea In his address to the dele
gates at that time that the different
states through which interstate wa
terways run should be called upon
for a pro rata sum for their Improve
ahent. insisting that the iurts dIetion
belongs entirely to the federal goyz
ernmedt whose dutg HIS 70 Improve
such streams for the benefit ~ AT
the states through which they now.
In addition to these distinguished
others quite as well known
in their several yocations will deliver
addresses during the days OF the
Including the Hon. clit-I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
PAROLES
Are Granted to Four Persons
Serving Time in the
Penftentfary.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 2l,-Parolcs
have been granted to four men now
serving sentences in the penitcntiary
at MotndsvIlle. ParoIes'for these men
we're first recommended by the parole
board, were then approved by the
pardon attorney, after anvcsttgation
and then approved and signed by the
governor. The fortunates are: Ed
ward stead, OF Ohio codnty: Sampson
,Rubertson, OF Randolph county; Clar-
enoe Carter. Of Upshur county. aid
Roy winters, Of Hancock county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
M.GLyNG IRIAE
Is Taken Up When Criminal
Court Re9Opens Mon
day Morning.

The trial docket twas resumed in
the criminal court Monday morning.
when John AIcclung was placed on
trial for the theft Of a gold watch,
chain and charm from Thomas Spell
man and defaults or bond were
noted in tho cases OF William Clark,
colored. charged with the theft Of
brass from the Consolidation Coal
Company. and George sarlSis,
charged with assault ON a constable.
Tho jury found BFeClung not
guilty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
conn SHOW.
AT Weston Under Directio
Prof. Working is a Very
Successful One

Prof. d. w. WORKING, held
successful corn show at YYsston
urday. He says that q great deal g
interest was manifested and HAT
people were 50 inter ted
organized an sp
the corn tndl tSyl
Tho first prize was Won i;lys
Law, of Buekhanhon, ana the Econ
prize was won by his sister:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
sUocEEDs BROWN
Del Rrcilartls Gets Casliersllip Of
M0rgantovvn Bank.

lDeI Roy Richards. wen known
young banker Of, Morgantown. has
been selected to MI the vacancy
made by the resignation OF Cashier
Martin L. Brown, OF the .Bank-of MOE
gantoeWn, recently appointed by Cow
icrnor CIIasscock, as the warden of the
state penitentIarS The change takes
place the FIRST OF the year. Warden
Brown assumesfhs duties aIsosat that
time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
LIN OBJ SIeHI
one cr-y CLARK EJss
kely ii IIssl
As 70 Seeing

hit the sight IN Inn q
Is "a ;tIe e1llaI iL,sd
4be rfends Of Harry ark
the well know q, ytotEr liisIlo.El
WHO. = IS ccitIatly lirfce one Y
las week 3 ltIIllil qt llsIl=
Grated his right
ri u Johns fitsSl "a
b lnlore where the count lliet
speeIalls are % e,as-
Ds lndolph o7piEgallt eye
issued The foIleWing bnlIe5
Tin last might;
The outcome e reg1Tll n the
sIllt Of the injured eve grave, but
the eye Vim not have 10 be removal l. Z !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
FANNY NILLEl
And House is Set on Fire to
Conceal Terrible Crime
by Unknown Persons.

BANARp. Mo. Nov. 21-oda Hub
bell, tanner residing near here.
and wife and two young children
were shot and h1Iel at home last
night by unknown persons who set
fire to the house to conceal the
crime. Neighbors esrtinguished the
flames before the house could be de-
stroyed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
FoREIaNER,s RABY DIES.

Marie aged seventeen months,
daughter OF James Sedi, residing In
the Nutterdale addition. died Monday
morning at O'Clock. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at the resi-
=dence this afternoon. Buriallwas In
Holy Gross cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
MRS. SCHENE
Is Taken Into Court to Plead
to An Indictment
Against Her.

WHEELING, Nov. 21--Mrs. Laura
Farnswerth scAenls, wife ofitho mill
llonaire pork packer, whom she is
accused OF attempting to poison, was
taken into court today to plead to
an Indictment found against her. She
appeared unconcerned. She was not
asked to plead, her attorneys saying
they would hle FIVE special pleas next
Wednesday,. She was returned to
Jail, and until she pleads, bail will
not be considered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
no EsrADLTsH BAKERY.

TWO Baltimore men are in the city
masking arrangements for the estan-
ltjt'ment OF a wholesale bakery. the
BAKERY will be located on West PIKE
street near the Elk creek bridge. ma
ehinSay d being Installed, and the
ts1y = wen WIDER way
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
NOT So MUCH.

Statement was made by mistake
that w. t. Reed had been detained
for a board bill OF $50 duo the Peos
pics hotel. Mr.. Reed was not de-
tained on that account but was re-
leased on charge preferred by
Ana Goidsborough, who claimed that
ne owed her i've dollars.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
GO TO Horse SHOW

@cUMBERLA4SD, Md. Nov. b.
Miss Elizabeth L. Lowndes leaves
tomorrow for Chicago to attend the
Chicago horse show. Miss Iowa des
Will be Joined by her sister-tnsl aF
airs, Richard A. L,oWndes, Ir.s Or
Danville. Ky, who VIII exhibit her
prize winning saddle hote
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
pHURsDAY HOLIDAY,

Next Thursday, thanksgiving Day,
viii be legal holiday. Owing to
that fact the banks will be closed
and. the postomce VIII observe regu-
lar holiday hours,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
DENIED
he the Application of DR.. Grip
pen for Reprteve and
He Will Hang.

1oNSppcE EglE., %or. "u.-Dlr'
cTippea's petition, for rcprteve was
~ 2iie,6 today tiie home secretary an
{ NJ, 3s,ssin Z. declined to Interfere
ysi9f4 fiie, IS * 81 - the court. Grip
H, ID Il 8 ted the morning Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

q. L. Winchell, OF the Arm Of
Elliott sWinchell, is here on q Eonsi-
ness visit from ericsson r. where
.his Arm q bn{5a ins 8 big state hos
pftal3 Tor 5erculosis lsnts'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

DR.. @, II. Ogden returned to Elem
ington Monday morning after 9 l5iisi7
ness VIei to the eitys
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

WASHINGTON. D. C Nov. 81
Belated telegram reaching the state
department from Its officials in Mex
leo mention various revolutionary
disturbances at different points in
that country. but all agree that the
Diaz Eovernment5is strong enough to
8 ppress the reYolutionlsts. There
is considerable unrest along the Rio
Grande border but the situation on
the American side of the line is un-
der control. 1t is evident from the
activity OF American consu1s near
the Mexican border and other Of
aciaIs that the United States govern
ment is doing everything possible to
prevent violations OF the neutrality
laws.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

Jie ona of RI IS are
iis s. and
Dagls

= *.
II n y iil5di nay on Of the Rev
~ Eiagis ,r5dgepo
sii eyenfng at Q; o'clock 81
3 disease he young 1E7lj9n
yearso anis oceu ne
I On tsacher. re vas
dun 10 and had -Illany
Tiie "a liwill. be held ct
tie epoft list church Tues
day N iie 4 % so O'Clock Bs1T1al
diIlI is ID sonic Gem ery.
Four bro survive, sbestdes the
Eilts. as follows: DR.. w. ~. Ta-z
vis, Guy w Davis, Of Simpsoil:
owner, OF the Sim pisdn feed mill;
dof ae4ius C. Davis, lawyer, or this
city. and William Davis, rytng at
home
The young man was we'll 'educated,
attending school at Richmond yai'
where he received a Bachelor de-
gree. he enjoyed the reputation OF
Befne one of the most intelligent
young; men .of the cdu1tA ana gave
OF a upright and prosperous
future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

AsrARoVA, Noy.
train caFryipg the bqsl
Tolst6t to Yasnoya
family estate, loft here tliis
noon, The countess and other d
beers OF the family and
friends accompanied
train will reache the
Yasnaya PoIiana early t6IaogE
forenoon. Since early 1orniIl
countess had sit in the station
.ter's INIT where the hltsbapd
with her head bowed upon
-casket weeping.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
DyMA AgJ0g.RNs.
Out Of Respect for ols
\ After a Wranele Among
It's Members.

ST. PETERsBURG Nov
Duma adjourned today Col
OF respect for Tolstoi
to adjourn was reached IN
wrangle, members Of the
right contending that 20 sllonot
memory of Tolstoi would be q a
lenge the Greek cataglie fr4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
FUNERAL is HELD

The funeral Of Buena, aged seven
weeks. daughter Of Steve Fast, re-
siding at Adamston, was held Monday
morning at the house. Burial was in
Holy Cross cemetery. The child died
Saturday night ct II o'clock Of chol7
era infantu1n.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

CHICAGO GRAIN Af.AFIlIgT.
CHIC GO Nov 9 Ill Wheat, 80
5-s sscorf: oat 30
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
9BY W. z RR 9

one
b
liieF ana 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21

SAN ANTONIO. Tex Nov. 21-
Adyices from Eagle Pass fail to con-
nrm the report that four hundred
persons were Killed In battle at
ZSG6tecas, Ms5ieo, satdfdRy night.
Reports fs6ii Mexico City state no
word OF any disorder at zacatecas
had reached there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-21
Bon Reques oftfle Govern
81 Of Texas in Mex
can Troubles
MANY PERSONS SLAIN
IIl the Riots at a Mexican.
Capltol and Number
May Reach 500.

wlASHtAlGToeS, d. C., Nov. I'll
rigadier General Hoyt. commands
oe the DepaftIte1t Of Texas, was IN.
sf4hcted today ~ the war depart.
1fent 70 hold troops In readiness 70
Meet any can NADIA by the governor
81 Texa5 Is preserve neutrality Of
that part OF the United States in con.
nectiCn with the revolt IN aTexico.
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Ell .PAso: Tex., Nov. 21-one
hundred peFsopB were \ 'Ilel in riots
which occurts at zscatecas, the
capital OF the. state OF Zavatecas, in
central MGxicos Saturday night, ac-
cording to reports which were re-
cefved here today. Soldiers fred
into the struggling body OF rioters,
and one hundred Is the lowest esti-
nla4e OF the loss OF life. which may
reach 500. Quiet Is now restored.
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{ EAGUE PASS. Tex, Nov. 21-
General Bernardo Reyes, said to be
An exile from Mexico, is reported
among the Mexicans along the Rio
Grande, on the way from Paris,
Erance, to place himself at the head
OF the. reYoIuttonists in Mexico.
Feyes was once = bosom friend OF
zresidcpt piaz.