davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-08-09
i ME dat sic uwodzic nowotor-
skim, masonskim pogladon1A

j ME dae sic rwodzic nowotor-
skim, nasonskim pogladonrA
Do g6raK biskajskich wystoso-
wala kancelarya Watykahska te-
legram tel tresci: w chwilowo
smutnem i gorzkiem po}ozeniu
widzi Ojciec sw. prawdziwa po-
ciecha radoscia, re W prowin.
cyach baskijskich zachowali wier-
nj prawdziwa ku Kosciolowi mi
lose i chrzescijahska wiernosc.
Ojciec sw. dziekuje VAN "a wy
razy holdu mAosc dziecieca i
przesyla Wam ojcowskie pozdro-
wienie, oraz apostolskie biogosla-
wieiistwo".
Quebec, 9 sierpnia. = Dzieh W
dzieii otrzymuje DR.. Crippen, Sic
dzacy jeszcze W tutejszem vie
zieniu i wyczekujacy odjazdu do
Anglii telegramy listy, z kto-
rych wiele ME .doreczono mu,
gdyz albo byly ofertami rozmai-
tych adwokatow, zg}aszajacych
swe usingi, albo by}y zapieczeto-
wane W .perfumowane" kowerty
i reka kobieca adresowane. Listy
perfmnowane pochodziiy wszyst-
kie z Ameryki.
Telegramy. z Londynu So dore-
czane DR.. Crippenowi wszystkie,
w ostatnich dniach ME zaszfo W
tel sprawie mic nadzwyczajnego.
Lizbona, 9 sierpnia. = w Por-
tugalii planuje rowniez Rad wy
wotanie konfliktu z Watykanem,
a ME mogac czegos wazniejszego
sic. czepit zarzuca ,arcybiskupowi
Braga, ze bez poprzedniego po-
rozumienia sic Z rzadem wysta-
pill przeciw portugalskiemu pismu
przez Franciszkan6w wydawane-
mu. -
Rad korzystajac wakujacego
miejsca nuncyusza Watykanu
przy divorce portugalskim rozpo-
rzadzil sie bez porozumienia z via
dzami koscielnemi, re ksiegi me-
trykalne, odnoszace sic do uro-
dim, zaslubin ! smierci maja bye
prowadzone przez wiadze cywil-
ne.
Wiekszose katolikow jest obu-
rzona ma te samowole rzadu, kto-
ry zaczyna sic 4liezyc z tyrn ru-
chem, .S
RAad portugatski jest zagro-
zony ponadto ruchen, republika'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-08-09
PRZEGLAD
POuTYn HIEDzYAAROOOMl
Chicago 9go sierpnia,
(Nowe przymierza polityezne.)

Kancelarye dyplomatyczne i
prasa ME uporaly sic ieszcze wy
miana mySli ma ternat nowo-za-
wartego sojuszu rosyjsko-japoh-
skiego, a juz przygotowuje sic
nova kOmbiracya dyplomatyczna
w Europe, kt6ra ME mniej, niz
wspomniany sojusz ma Dalekim
Wschodzie, zdolna bedzie do wy
woiania duzej zmiany stosunku
sn na terenie wschodniej Euro
py.
Oto przed dwoma tygodniami
obiegala prase wiadomoSc, re
hr. Aehrenthal ma zjechac sic w
Marienbadzie tureollim mini
strem spraw zagranicznych Riffa-
tem-pasza, aby odbyc MIN osta-
tecznq konferencye, co do przy-
stqpienia Turcyi do trojprzymie-
RIA.
Me ulega zadnej watpliwosci
- pisze Nova Reforma" = re
hr. Aehrenthal, 1tory ME lubi 20
stawac diuznym odpowiedzi,
szczegolnie jezeli idzie p. Izwol
skiego, tym razem pospieszyi sic
podaniem wiadomosci o swoich
zamiarach wobec Trucyi ME W
innym celu, jak tylko aby odpo-
wiedziec na sojusz rosyjsko-ja-
ponski.
SojuSz ten, aczkolwiek wydaje
Rosye jake s}aba wprost bez-
wiadna ma Dalekim Wschodzie
zupelnie W rece Japonii, niemniej
uwalnia ia ma czas jakis cd tro-
ski nieustannej o sw6j front
wschodni pozwala jej tenn sa-
mem sEupic uwage ma froncie za-
chodnim, rozpocza6 starania o
odzySkanie utraconego ypresti-
ge'a - przedewszystkiem ma
Baikanach. Jakiemi drogami "a
cznie Rosya zdazac do tego celu,
przewidziec niepodobna. Bedzie
10 bowiem zalezalo Cd najroz-
maitszych okolicznoSci, a przede-
wszystkiem Cd rozwoju wyPad-
kow na saTnych Baikanach, gdzie
serya niespodzianek ME skonczy-
Ia sic jeszcze bynaJmniej. Ma ra-
zie dyplomacya austryacka musi
liczyc sic faktem, re Rosya Cd
zyskala swobode ruchow, j re ten
czynnik polityki europejskiej, a
specyalnie baikanskiej, jakim byia
niewatpliwie nieufnosc Rosyi
wobec Japonii, przestai IA razie
przynajmniej istniee.
Gdyby falt ten dyplomacya
austryacks przyjela po Prostu do
wiadomosci, ME probowaia prze-
,ciwstawic mu innego faktu, to
wowczas stanowislco Rosyi ma
Balkanach wzmogloby sic odrazu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-08-09
zajsty

McAlester, Okla, 9 sierpnia.-
w sledztwie, prowadzonem ma
skutek zarzut6w senatora Gorego,
uczynionych> adwokatowi Nc
Murrayowi z okazyi planowane-
go wykupna indyanslsich gra.-
tow, ma czem McMurray chciai
"a posrednictwo zarobit 3 Milo
ny dolarow, zeznawal wczoraJ
JACKIE L. Hanlon, obwiniony
usi1owane przekupienie posiow.
Hamon odpowiadai ma one
gdajsze, obciazajace McMurraya
zeznania posla Creagera, przy-
czem zarzuci,, re Creager zadal
kilkakrotnie cd McMurraya po-
zyczki i zaliczek conto wyplacid
stu mu majacej lSwoty, tytusem
,,sapowego" "a poparcie oferty.-
Hamon zadai skonfrontowania go
Creagerem i powtornego pre-
shuchania tegoz ostatniego,
skoro sad odmowii prosbie jego,
wychodzac z zasozenia, re jego
twierdzenia sa niemozliwe .(?D,
oswiadczyl Hamon gotowose po-
stawienia ma te okolicznosc kilku
swiadkow.
Nastepnie "przesiuchiwano kill
kudziesieciu Indyan, ktorych re.
znania So srnutna, ale prawdziwa
krytyka postepowania rzadu wa
szyngtohskiego.
Jeden z Mich Choate zeznal, re
z Gala gotowoscia przyrzeh Nc
Murraoyowi 10 procent Cd uzy-
skat sic majacej prawdopodobnie
kwoty $4,000 "a jego grunt. Ma
zapytanie dlaczego to uczynii od'
powiedziai naiwnie, ale szczerze,
ze wolf "a zycia wziac S45oo niz
zeby jego syn lub wnuk dopiero
wziai $4,000. Ef
Drugi Indyanin, ktory podo-
bnie jak Choate zeznawa>, odpo-
wiedzial ma pytanie: ,Dlaczego
ME zwracaja sic Indyanie do
rzadowych adwokat6w, skoro oni
ME pobieraja cd stron zadnych
nalezytosci? - nastepujaco:
,,Dlatego, re rzadowy adwokat
wezmie cd rzadu pieniadze, bez
wzgledu ma to, czy robi czy ME,
prywatny zas adwokat inusi zro-
bic, jezeli chce dostac pieniadze"'
Inni znowu przesluchiwani In
dyanie oswiadczyli, re checia 20
procent uzyskac' sic 1najaceJ "a
grunta kwoty odstapia, byleby
tylko sprawa zostafa przyspie-
szona, sa oni bowiem zrazeni rza-
dowa taktyka przewlekania W tax
waznej bardzo dla mich sprawie'
Kazdy dzieh jest ola Mich drogb
skoro maja nowo nabyta ziem'e
poddae rolnej klllturze.
Z zeznah Indyanina w. I.
Hollmana wynika, re zostai on
przez McMurraya upowazniony
do zbierania podpis6w Cd swych
wsp6lplemieic6w. Ia droga po-
zyskal on dla McMurraya tysiace
chetnych, kt6rzy oddali sprawe
wykupna swych gruntow Nc
Murrayowi, zobcwiazujac sic "a
placit mu 10 procent, byleby tyl-
ko sprawe do konca doprowadzi!.
Muskogee, Okla, 9 sierpnia. -
Komisya sledcza ustanowiona ola
badania sprawy wykupna indyafi-
skich gruntow, przy ktorej miai
McMurray dopuscic sic naduzye,
W kierunku przekupywania po-
slow - zbadaia zarzut Jake l..
Ramona, jakoby swiadek poser
Creagera miai pozyczac pienia-
DE Cd McMurraya.
Sprawa przedstawia sic tax, ze
Creager chciai w rzeczywistosci
pozyczyc cd McMurraya $4,000,
ale ME ma weksel i z jakichs ubo-
cznych wzgledow i pretensyi, ale
ma swoja realnost.
Columbus, Ohio, 9 sierpnia. -
Z chwila sciagniecia milicyi sta
.o,.,a, ooeforo1u,fo lnrn2ni2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-08-09
,ToREk, DNIA 0-do sIERPNLA, 1910 RoKU..755

odkomenderowano okrety wojen-
ne i silny oddzial wojska z pole
ceniem wytepienia "a wszelka ce-
ne rozbojnikow.
Przeszkody Portugalczykow by
ly wieksze, jak sic spodziewano,
gdyz wielu Cbinezykow posta-
nowiio wspierac czynnie piratow.
byle tylko ME dopuscic na wyspe
Colowan acknowledgment bia;
lych, a przynajmniej dziaialnosc
ich utrudnic. Rachuby jednak
chinskie mimo ich przewrotnosci
zawiodiy, bo Portugalczycy
wsparci oddzialami dobrze mysla-
cych Chinczykow, zdobyli wyspe
i po krwawych walkach wytepili
pirat6w, przywracajac wolnosc
maltretowanym przez Mich jeh-,
com. -
Szczegoly tych walk byiy naste
pujace: w poiowie zeszlego mie-
siaca ykiedy napady piratow z wy
spy Colowan porywanie dzieci
w Kantonie zaczelo przybierac
wielkie rozniary polecil guherna'
tor kolonii Portugalczykow ma
wyspach Macao ably porucznik
Rebas ma czele oddziaiu podply-
nal na pokiadzie kanonierki ku
wyspie Coiowan i wytepa roy
b6jnikow. Liczba rozbojnikow
przewyzszaia 5000 ludzi, z chwi
Ia kiedy Portugalczycy zaczeh a
kcye zaczepna, wzrosla, powodu
naplywu Chihczykow, pragna-
cych zgnebienia znienawidzonych
bialych. Kanonierka portugalska
podplynela do brzegow wyspy
Colowan, mad ktoremi znajdowa7
la sic ,,stolica" piratow zaczela
swemi 4 calowemi dzialami ostrze
liwac miasto. Bombardowanie
trwalo przez caly tydzieh i byb
prowadzone wielka umiejetno-
scia, aby ME zniszczyt budynkow,
W kt6rych jency piracy jeczeh W
niewoli. Polozenie tych budyn-
kow bylo Portugalczykom dokla-
dnie wiadome, gdyz MANDARIN
chinski Woo, ktoremu takze
dziecko porwano przekradl sic W
przebraniu jake ,,kuli" do miasta
piratow i w ciagu kilku dni przed
bombardowaniem jeszcze zebrai
potrzebne szkice plan. Bombar-
dowanie sprawilo straszne spu-
stoszenie. Wszystkie prawie bu,
dynki w gruzy sic przemieniiy hub
spalily. Piraci cofneli sic W gaab
wyspy gotuja sic do walki lado-
wei. Portugalskie i chihskie woj-
ska w liczbie tysiac kilkaset lu-
dzi wtroozyly ma wyspe- i Cd tel
chwili rozpoczal sic caly szereg
niezwykle krwawych walk, gdyz
piraci wiedzieli dobrze, ze mic ME
maja jui do stracenia. w pierw-
szych, poczatkowych starciach
pablo kilkaset piratow, 400 do
staio sic do niewoli. Wojska por-
tugalsko-chinskie zaciesnialy CO.
raz bardziej pierscieh. Sukces
akcyi Portrgalczykow bylby zu-.
peiny, gdyby ME burza, ktora ze
szalona siia szala}a jednej nocy i
wtedy pareset pirat6w rzuciso sic
wprost ma oslep w kierunka bio.
kady wojskowej, przelaniaio ia i
Iodkami zbieglo W rozmaityeh
kierunkach. Reszta piratow
schroniia sic W jaskinie postaao-
wiwszy bronic SIG do upa-
diego, co i'm tenn latwiej moglo
sic udae, re mieli wielka Hose ma
gromadzonej zywnosci. z kryjo.
week tych jednak zostali .wyps.
dzeni" "a pomoca siarki, ktora
zapalano oko4o wejsc do jaskiil.
Jeden po drugiem, ME mogac wy
trzymac diuzszego, siarka prze-
peinionego ypowietrza wyiazis 2
czeluSci wpadal w rece wojsk,
sprzymierzonych.
Rozgroniwszy rozbojniksw
q II - t,xa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-08-09
ObaW hIszpahsklsgo 7adG W0anns organlzacya' kno-
wanna Kalst6W : UWiazienie 10 ksayl zakonnlk0W
CRIPPEN 0TRzYMUJE PERFUMOWANE LISTY.
= PORTUGAL.
Echa terenu v~ojr,y dornowej.
KATASTRoFA Ma LINu MISUNDERSTANDING
as OFTAR w LUDZLACH.

Smune ale
dsIwe swadectwo. GvaIty strajkowe Columbus o. -
Strak pracownikow dosiegnie 5000 giow
dzieci wannie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-08-09

Dokohczenie ma stronicy 7mej.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
ToANo CANNING FACTORY.
PRICES KEEP UP WELL
ON TOBACCO MARKET
Much Leaf Sold in Virginia and North Carolina
During Past Week---Big Sales of White
Burley in Richmond Warehouses.

There was much leaf tobacco sold
in the Virginia and Carolina markets
the past week. and all OF tho reports
are TO the effect that prices have kept
up remarkably we'll. considering the
heavy deliveries. On the Richmond
market. some OF the lower grades
weakened little, but in the main
the figures paid for good stocks We're
satisfactory to the sellers.
On all OF the sales days tho floors
of the warehouses We're we'll crowded
with the dark weed. the sales OF sun
cured and other dark tobaccos aggre-
eating million pounds. The sales Of
White Burley were a little more than
100000 pounds. and there was no
weakening in prices. More than 1907
900 pounds OF this type Of the weed Is
lin hand for this weeks sales. and
the probability Is that there will be
as much more here by the middle OF
the week. The West Virginia farm.
ers who are marketing their Burley
here are highly pleased with results
and say they will continue to be pat.
rons OF tho market. or the 100000
pounds sold, about $4,000 pounds were
grown in Virginia.
1t Is not expected that the storm
OF the past week will interfere Will,
the deliveries for this week. and the
warehousemen look for another busy
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
Season.. Sales at Farmville.

Especial to The TImes-DlspatCn.I
Farmvllle, Va, February 1o,-Be gin
ming September / and ending yester-
day, the sales of tobacco on this mar
ket have aggregated 100000 pounds.
The farmers have not had good sea-
son for taking down and stripping, and
another disadvantage confronting them
is the unprecedented bad roads over
which to haul the heavy loads to mar
ket, Prices on all grades for the past
week have been we'll maintained. wrap
pera selling for as high as $50. Num-
bers OF piles Of good leaf have brought
as much as $l2 to SIG per hundred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
Prices Uniformally Firm.

Especial to The Times-D lspateh,1
Danville Va. February 12.--Recetpts
we're again quite large this. week. and
especially so considering the unfavor-
able weather for marketing.
The breaks have been mainly OF the
better grades, showing but few low
GRADES. and somewhat larger proper
ton of wrappers,
Prices were uniformally firm without
any tendency towards a decline. and
appear to be quite satisfactory to the
farmers. The large corporations APP
pear to be as eager buyers as ever,
And the order buyers are more active
but the SPECTATORS continue to be
cautious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
NEW ENTERPRISES
STARTED. in SOUTH
Important Industrial Announce.
ments Of Past Week
in Dixie.

Especial to The Times-Dispatcn.1 q
Baltimore Md. February la.-Among
the announcements of new Southern
Industrial enterprises In this weeks
issue Of the Manufacturers Record are
F. S. Register Guano Company. Norfolk,
Va. purchased site on he water front,
near Baltimore. and will build a plant
with daily capacity of seventy-1ve
tons of sulphuric acid and an annual
capacity OF 10000 tons Of fertilizer
Brazos Valley Cotton on Company
Waco, Texas. was incorporated. with
capital stock of 100000, to build an
eighty-ton oil mill. Robertson Hosiery
Manufacturing Company. Robersonville,
N. c., was incorporated, with q capital
stock of 100000. Pennsylvania Rail-
road purchased land at Bay, View
Junction. near Baltimore, as site for
r,, With \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
Petersburg Tobacco Market.

- r,ISPeCIdltU IIIneS-Dlspatch.
Petersburg, Va, February l2,-The
tobacco market shows little change
since last report. The receipts were
somewhat lighter this week, owing tc
the continued cold. dry weather. Only
artificial means can be used for get
ting the tobacco In order for handling
and the buyers here have thus far &C
commodated themselves to taking i
In this condition. Sales to date run
largely over S,157,S1T pounds. with the
bulk of this seasons crop and the finer
qualities of it still in the barns. Quo.
tations:
Common Tugs. $3.50 to 81; good Jugs
81 to 50; short leaf. $3.50 to 50; ship
ping, $40 to Sl4.5o; wrappers, SIS to
$37.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
Institute work
. ANON. c FARMERS
Director Parker Declares Latest
Trip Successful in Every
Way.
Especial to The Times.Dlspatch.l


Raleigh, N. G.. February 12.-Direc.
tor T. B. Parker and his three parties
,of Farmers Institute workers have re-
turned to the city from the most sue
icessful. series ofsinst1tutes the Depart
ment OF Agriculture has yet held, these
being through the Southeastern. Cen
tra1 eastern and Northeastern sections
Of the State. They held sixty-three
Institutes within tho past thirty days.
and Director Parker declares that the
Largest crowds, the liveliest interest
and most complete success in the his.
tory OF the work. characterized the
entire series. This applied to both the
regular institutes for the farmers
themselves and to the institutes for
the farmers wives and daughters.
The next series Is to open In July,
and will continue into tho fall months,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
SCENE IN VILLAGE OF ToANo.
WANT I URN.P|
TO Remain T Rec
Proposition to Make It Toll Road
Causes Vigorous
Kick.
ESPECIAL to me Times.pispatch.l I

Especial to The Times.Dispatch.l
I, Lynchburg,4. Va. February 12.-The
residents Of Elon District, the Amherst
maEisterial district across the James
River from Lynchburg. are up in arms
over. the proposition OF the county
supervisors to make the new rnacadam
turnpike from the city to Amherst
Courthouse toll road. Everything
possible IS being done to defeat. the
bill pending before the General AS
'senbly at Richmond. Such a measure
would practically kill Madison Heights,
a suburb OF several thousand residents,
nearly all Of whom either work In
.Lynchburg or are supported by Lynch
burg Wage-earners.
New Market House. Il
Ground has been broken for the
7T7T--Ef Continned on fThird pa "a \ - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

Friday noon, through the night. a
severe snow storm ragged, with high
winds and biting cold. the mercury
rapidly falling. In spite of severe wea-
Their and bad roads the tobacco breaks
have been heavy, the totalfor the week
Just ended amounting to $4,000. A lot
belonging to one party alone brought
an average of 1857, and amounting to
s5To.7e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

Heavy Tobacco Breaks.
rSpecial to The Times plspatch.l
Bedford City, February 12.-Sinc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
TOBACCO Market Mt Amherst.

Especial to The TImes-pispatch.1
Iynchburs, Va, February ia
rumor Is current o. the local tobacco
market that a movement is under way
to build IL tobacco warehouse at Am,
herst Courthouse and establish a mar
lket there, The only thing necessary
to the establishment OF a market there,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

CONTINUED on Third Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

Continued on Third Page.)
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
CANNED EGGS SEIZED.
"a, 1000. 900 Bacteria Found in One Tea
spoonful.

Chicago. Dec. Omitted States mar
shals yesterday seized 5000 pounds of
canned" eggs shipped into Chicago
and which United States District At
torney Sims charged were spoiled. He
asserted that a t ST of one teaspoonful
of the subs n c showed the presence
of "a, 900, 900 bacteria. of which at least
1000. 600 We're of the gas-producing
variety.
District Attorney Sims declared it
was the beginning of federal crusade
against eggs, both canned" and de-
siccated, which the government off,
cials claim are being shipped here by
he ton and sold in various forms to
the Middle West and East, though
much according to test is said to be
spoiled and unfit for food. Federal
agents are now posted in receiving
stations.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
PLAINTIFF IN SUIT
PROVIDED II Tries to Make Frank Ruth.
erford Pay Fer Damage TO Doc
VOLTS p operty.

At the meeting of the City Council
Thursday niaht Councilmen Wellinger
and Oliver we're appointed a committee
TO make an Investigation into the
claim of Constable ]. G. Wolf against
the city fer $3.50 damages sustained
one might last September when the
officers buggy was wrecked, harness
torn and horse injured in an upset
over a pile of stones on West King
street.
In his suit ms ituted against the
city for the above amount OF damages
Constable Wolf alleged that no antern
was placed at the stone pile where
Contractor Frank o. Rutherford was
doing some pavement work; and the
arc light nearby at the intersect on of
King and Church streets being out
hat night, it was so dark under the
shade trees alorg there that he could
not see the obs ruction in the street,
hence the accident.
At a subseque 4 meeting of the CITY
Council when the matter was brought
up, that body decided that Mr.. Wolf
would have to look to Mr.. Rutherfcrd
to pay the damages incurred by the
accident described, iusi ting that II
was the latter's fault in not having a
lighted lantern at the stone pile. But
Mr.. Rutherford disclaimed any responL
sibflity in the mstter wha' ever and re-
fused to pay a cent of the damages.
Then Mr.. Wolf again carried the case
up to Council, with the result that the
committee named wfs appointed to
confer with Mr.. Wolf with a view OF
effecting a compromise.
CounciImen Wellirger and Oliver
met with Constable Wo1f yesterday al
ternoon a. his house on Norih High
street. AT err looking over the broken
buggy and torn harness ard noting
that the horses hind leg Is still sore
from the injury on the night IN cues
ton, the Councilmen agreed allow
Mr.. Wolf 800 danaFes. The latter
said he was not satisfied.
1t is now up to the CITY Council, to
recover from Mr.. Rutherford, but when
the suit is to be brought has no. been
determined-may be never.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
MRS JAMES SMALL DEAD
Lifelong Resident of Berkeley County
Succumbs to Pneumonia Fol
lowing Paralysis.

Mrs. Mary Hester Small, widow of
James H. Small, died Friday evening
at $40 o'clock at her home along the
Williamsport pike, -four miles north Of
this city. aged 81 years, 10 months and
81 days. The immediate III Of her
death was pneumonia, yet she had
been i'll a long time with para ysis
and was belfast for the last six
weeks.
She is survived by three children:
J. William and James II. Jr., at home;
and Mrs. Benj. Couchman, residing
close by; also the following brothers
and sisters: II. c. Reynolds, OF Shep-
.herdstown; John It. Reynolds. north
west of town; Mrs. Reuben Small and
Mrs. L.. w. Robinson. this city. ard
Mrs. j. T. Chaplain, near Vancleves-
vile. Her husband died suddenly
nearly two years ago.
Mrs. Small was ths daughter Of
George Reynolds. and was born and
reared near Berkeley station. She was
a member of st. Johns Lutheran.
Church, n was he'd in the highest
esteem by all who knew her.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-12-10
LEADERS CAUGHT
Mexican Jail Full of Political prison.
ers-Men Trusted BY
Madero.
Madero

Mexico City Dec. 3-The govern
ment is rapidly rounding up the lead
ers and political leaders OF the revo.
lutionary movement. In many towns
the jails are overerowded with the
political prisoners.
One Of the most important captures
is Juan b. Vaca, who is alleged TO have
laid the plans for the attacks on Parrai
and 0 her places in that region. vaca
was brought here and placed in prison.
He is said to have been one Of Made
ro's right hand men and to have laid
plans for attacks on towns all over
the republic, but in person supervised
the planning of the raid on Parral
AT er the plans m~iscarried and the
rebels were thoroughly whipped. Vaca
fled southwark through Dur ango up 10
the capital OF the state of Jalisco,
where he was captured by secret serv.
ice men.
Rafael Quiroz Cardenas, another Inn
portant susp ct, and j. Socorro Ger
yantes. a scarcely less valuable cap
ture. have arrived under guarl from
Jiquipa.
FL Paladin. an anti-re-electionist or
gan, currently reported to have been
financed by Madero and his supporters
has been closed by order of the court.
The editor has been he'd under
charges OF fomenting trouble through
his newspaper and is now in Bele-n.
Two bandits were shot dead in a
fierce handto-hand battle with the
employees of he Hacienda Santa Rosa,
near Pueblo. Ten mounted bandits
who were heavily armed attacked the
hacienda about midnight and the man.
ager of the ranch Immediately armed
his employees and led them in the de
Tense. So effective was their resist
ance that the bandits were forced to
fee. leaving two of their dead on the
field.