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New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
IMMIGRANT WOMAN FIGHTS.
Injuries Another at Ellis Island by
Hurting a Sugar Bowl.

Signora Francesca Paladino Ono relation
TO the Italian trance medium conjured up
an evil spirit yesterday in the immigrants
dining room at Ellis Island. and. with ex-
cellent aim, hurled sugar bowl at the
head Of Fraulein Sadie Goddard. The
sugar bowl had hardly fallen to the floor
when Signora Paladino attacked her in
jured table companion with a pair of forks,
infiictinG painful injuries on the head
The signora had asked her Hungarian
neighbor a the table TO pass the sugar She
did not respond, because she did not under
stand italian. Considering her silence an
insult, the signora attacked her.
Signora Paladino arrived here several
weeks ago and was ordered deported She
was put aboard the Italian steamship
Oceania, bound for Naples, but on the night
before sailing she escaped and was subse-
quently found in this city. An effort is be-
ing made to find the wOmans accompllces
in her escape from tse steamship.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
CENTRAL CAN ISSUE BONDS.

Albany Jan. 13-The Public Service
Commission has authorized the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany to issue its per cent debenture
bonds OF 1894 10 the amount OF s., ,000. co. to
l,e exchanged for the preferred stock of the
Geneva Corning q Southern Railroad
Cop,nany. amounting 20 S5,OoO,000. The
Neu York Central has been obliged, as
. rea,Itrernent of its lease OF the Geneva.
corning q Southern. to guarantee a per
cent annual dividend the preferred
stock now acquired.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
WANT 100 PER CENT DIVIDEND.
Recalcitrant Minority Stockholders of
Pennsylvania Railroad.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

7
Dover Del. Jan. 15.-Minority steckhold-
ers. Of the Delaware Railroad, the Pennsyl-
vania subsidiary which traverses this state
from north TO south, defied the parent
corporation at the annual meeting to-day.
The directors recently voted 20 per cent
stock dividend and OF 20 per cent in
cash. AS the stock increase must be rati-
ned by the stockholders. the minority an
nOunced that, at the ratification meeting
would demand that the stock dividend be al
the rate Of SO per cent, making the whole
dividend 100 per cent. They claimed TO
control enough stock 70 bring the Penn
svlvania 70 their way of thinking.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
BELMONT AND M'MAHoNAPPEAL
Court Of Appeals to Pass on Trust
Company Directors Responsibility.

Saratoga, n. Y. Jan. 13.-The personal
responsibility Of directors of trust COM
panies will probably be reviewed by the
highest state courts. TO which an appeal
was taken to-day by Perry Belmont and
James McMahon. two of the thirteen form
er directors of the Trust Company of the
Republic. of New York City A lower
court held them responsible for losses sus-
tained by the company IN 1902. through
loans from the company's funds on
United States Shipbu,iding Company Sc
Curities.
Suit was brought by Charles II. Kava-
raugh. q EtockhOlder in the company, 10
recoEnr these alleged losses from the
directors and in his decision Justice Van
Kirk held the directors liable for S369, ,735
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
20 sN7fvfN-b 1s-'tNtfN
Last week -5-A, taD aOs. .tAp
Last year. .........-4 Al ,000 $4,000
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

Spot cotton was quiet. with prices points
lower. az IA soc for middlins upland and Is zoe
for middltng Gull No sales; delivered on con
tract zoo bales Liverpool cables: spot in fair
demand: sales. 5000 bales: speculation and ex-
pert. 500 American. 1000; imports Is coo:
American. 12.oao: middling upland T,90d- Fut-
ures opened irregular, at las points advance on
months closed steady I point higher TO 5l.
points lower; January and January -Fehruary
I.I0l2d: February-March. 7.T21zd: March-ApriI
Ia iad: -lprt-May, TTTd; May-June, TTsI.d:
Iune-July. T.Isd; July-August. TT6iad. August
September, I-Sld; September-October, 7I0l1T-
octobeT-Neveraber. 6.s9d: November December
S-T9d; Decenber-Ja1uary, 6T7d
COFFEE-Easter. values ranging at un-
changed 10 10 points lower. and the market
closed az this level, Hayre was "a franc lower,
and Hamburg unchanged to = Pfennig lower.
Spot was Arm at S%t for Rio No Z Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
B. & 0. HEAD OUT TO-DAY.
Daniel Willard to Take Place of Oscar
c. Murray Tomorrow.

Al a meeting OF Baltimore & Ohio di-
rectors yeterday Oscar G. Murray severed
his connection as president of the com
pany and his formal resignation will take
effect to-day. Daniel Willard, the new
president, will assume charge on Saturday
at Baltimore. ii is understood, and his first
official act will be a trip Of inspection over
the road.
Mr.. Murray will hereafter be connected
with the company as chairman of the board
of directors, new office created especially
for him.
Although he will no longer be direct
executive. adviser to the new president
and the board his roricies as regards the
roads operations will not be interrupted.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
FIDELITY FIRE REPORT.

The Fidelity Fire Insurance Company Of
New York which began business July l.
1906, shows in its report for the year end
ed December 81. 1909 assets of S4,108,1 14l
an increase OF $655, $50. The net surplus
as Of January l. 1910. was s., ,020,55 which
compares with sl,5796s9 January /,
1909 The company soon will be merged
with the Phenix Insurance Company of
Brooklyn, with net assets in excess Of
S14 000
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
e O. NEGOTIATIONS OFF.

cincinnati, Jan. l5.-The committee repre-
septing the telegraphers OF the Baltimore
g OHIO southwestern Railroad and General
s,,,,erinteudent Brimson, representing the
- announced to-day that they could
-, 40 decision regarding the demand OF
- ,,,a, for a new wage schedule and that
.a.,attations had been severed.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
BIG GAS MERGER DENIED.

Charleston, w Va. Jan 13.--OfTiciai de-
nal Is made of the rurnor that $500. .G0o,-
oeo combination has been formed by five
principal gas companies of this state with
standard OIL interests 10 control the gas
output Of West Virginia project TO pipe
gas from Southern West Virginia TO Bati-
more and other Eastern points has been
abandoned
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
AFTER PENNSYLVANIA PHONES.
Morgan Offer Reported in Western
Part of the State.
IBy Telegraph TO The tribune

IBy telegraph 70 The Tribune.
Ptttsburg, Jan IA mysterious meeting
Of representatives of eighty independent
telephone companies scattered throughout
Western PENNSYLVANIA was begun here this
afternoon. and will be continued Tomorrow
Much secrecy is being maintained but it is
Intimated that the Morgan interests have
offered to purchase the companies. 1t was
reported here some time ago that a move
to take over all the small companies would
be made in the Pttsburg district before
February l.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14

Cleveland. Jan. 13-Attorneys OF the
United States long distance and the Cuya-
hogd local telephone companies. who are
seeking to have the recent transfer of con-
troll set aside, informed the Court of Com
mon Pleas to-day that they would shortly
take depositions from Bell telephone officers
and members Of the firm of J. P. Morgan
& Co. In receiving permission to file an
amended petition Attorney II. 3. McGraw
announced that he would ask leave of the
court 70 make J. = Morgan & Co. defend
ants in the suit.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
CLOVERSEED AND TIMOTHY.

Toledo. Jan. 13. - CrOVERSEED - Cash
IS 97la: February. sso2la March. 50 OTla ;
AnriI SIS 81; October, 81 -; prime. old IS 90
TiMOTHY-Prime, 81 STA ALSIKE-PrIme
IS na. March IS 15.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Nominal
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York January is. 1910
GRAIN-wHEAT-Firun, prices working up
ahout Sac from the previous close on nr1n
cables predictions OF sfnall exports from Argen-
tina this week and IN sympathy with the
weakened and lost OF the advance during
steady at unchanged 20 lac net advance No :
. afoat. nominal; No I Northern Duluth
81 2s4s, and No hard winter. 81 2Ia, nomi-
nal afost CORN-Strons, and prices
established righ records for the season. ad-
vancing 9sc to fc a bushel, with active tra1iEs
The Liverpool market firm at Id advance
with reports that locusts We're damaging the
crop In Argentina Southwestern MARKETS were
firm. and IL is claimed that corn is being at
tractsd in that direction No corn here closed
% 1sc elevator domestic, T6e delivered and &c
o b afoat, all nominal. OATS-Oats hrmer IN
sympathy with corn and on strength in the cash
position Cash eats hrnler. with mixed, 26ttS2
m 51d51 l2c: natural white 2S9S2 10. 5SA.FD
55 1ac, and clipped white. S4dfe 10 S445Tc RYE
II Easy; No Western. 50 q nominal. b,
New York BARLEY-Dull feeding nominal
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Open. High Low. Close. day.
Nay ......-$1 20i. 81 81 81 20. 81 2o%s s. 2tlis
July 10000 II 11A IL 1us II
Corn:
May ......- 7st 7s3t
Oats:
May ...... 54x 54ss
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
,,scouNT RATE UNCHANGED.

London. Jan. i3.-The rate Of discount
80 Rank of England remained un
e,,,,,,ed al per cent to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco. Jan. l5.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
DECEMBER DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Wednesdays:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
Tesser-

broke late IN the day values sazSed OF az about
contract prices.
Testsr-
Open. Hixs1 Low Close day
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14


tsHs been issued:
ARMY.
Csstsin WILLARD D. NEWBILL. commissary,
remain as assistant to purchasing commits
s5gE New York city. until March J. thence
. battery Of 80 Field Artiilery TO which as
csDlsin LOUIS T. BALL. eth cavslr:.. to Fort
FirF Lieutenant DANIEL z. sHEAN. 18TH In
-satry- dTQppsa from the rolls OF the Army
Aan1aiy y, 1910. for desertion.
"a = Of absence Captain ARTHU r L. Full
LEWIS y RsHT5 corps ot Engineers, three
months: captain ALERT Z. WALDRON,
--Tps q Engineers, twenty days
NAVY.
gaumsHaer w " GILAiER, detached the Car
o ,int. home wait orders
A4sllsnsnt Commander D. ?. BOYD. detached
Lgulsisnt Commander 6. c. DAY. to com
.asne ne Smith snd duty as commander
1tfehtl Division. Atlantic Fleet.
@tliensnt Commander z MCAULEY. Jr.. de
ached tee Castinc. home, wait orders.
@'llsasni D G. BINGHAM. detached the Octo-
tuH, 10 command the GraylinE and duty as
sHllaneer Third Submarine Division. Allan
-~elleIlaRt o HILL. detached the Crawling: TO
eomTnano tae Stnersy.
~'-esaant r A KOcK. detached the Dixie; 10
n noa-rnsnd the Castinc
-"s "slieilsnt J. GRADY. detached the North Caro-
INA. % TIE Dixie
-'sliena1r r. v M'NAIR. detached the Bonita:
y command reserve submarine divisions.
- safe. Charleston
@s.gn 8. DANENHoWER detached the Viper
T. D Command the Bonita.
Sssl r. j. ARMSTRONG detached the Sting
Tsti % the Casffne
s*h 4 K ETkINS 20 duty in connection
r. @lin the south Carolina.
Ps+,sa 8 II SHAW 10 the North Carolina.
gsster D. 7. EOOPEs. detached navy yard.
oe9Atcn. 70 navy yani Norfolk.
assistant Faymasfer J. ii HANCOCK.
Ehseneo Ehsteo navy ward. Boston. 10 navy yard,
s@Ae Engineer J. u. G WALKER, oraers TO
s5ty ward, Pensacola. revoked.
engineer =. 7. CHAMBERS 10 navy yard,
Alare Island
,aVV iAlENTs or wARSHIPS- fol
@s movements OF vessels have been re-
10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
-, re Connecticut THE Kansas the Yer
.s' NE MiHaesois. the Idaho. the Missis-
80 nc Acss Hampshire the Georgia, the
ska, the &eW Jsrsey. the Rhode Island
- r - lseonsle ihs Missouri and the Hector.
ssn S1ssliiailalno; the Preston. at Charleston
ne Alexander. a. Yokohama.
SAILED
x,S, ne Cleveland. from Shanghai for oion-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
CHICAGO INDUsTRIALS.

Coupon or registered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
Vermont Publications.

We are under obligation to President
John NJ Thomas and the fellows Of
Middlebury college for a handsomely
bound copy Of Judge w. p. StafFord''
poem on Vermont delivered on the oc.
cason Of the college centennial.
We have just received the sumptu'
ously printed report Of the Champlair
tercentenary commission OF which Gov.
eruor Prouty was chairman. The eele.
bration was a great success, the report
Is proof Of that, and the volume is a
splendid advertisement for Vermont en-
terprise in commemorating an event Of
international interest and Importance.
The current issue Of the Vermonter
a double number devoted to the state
fair. is a credit to the publisher and the
state. The large number Of attractive
pictures Of prize stock and scenes con.
nected with the great fall meeting, ought
TO make It a souvenir, the merits of
which viii be quickly appreciated. st.
Johusbury Republican,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
Don't Get Downhearted.

Quarters and manufacturers should
not be downhearted over temporary
Stacking up Of business, 1t gives them
Just the breathing space which they
ought 20 have and, like the great law
OF nature which eompels us to sleep az
night, it affords, iiguratively, an oppor-
tunitv Of rest and recuperation, which is
of the utmost Importance. That il TO
say, it leaves a space for preparing the
quarries for the future rush and improv-
ing or repairing the machinery at the
quarry aud finishing plant A short.
duh season is Just as necessary as a
long. busy one. Unless all signs fam,
the year OF 1911 win be a banner one
American Stone Trade.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
Thursaay EvenIne,s PROGRAM.

The program for Thursday night at
the Ladies of Clan Gordon fair is as
follows:--
Piano duet Misses Walker and Sherifs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08

A special conelave Of 81.
Aldemar commsndery, No. IL,
X. r.. win be hold az the asy-
hum Thursday evening. Dec.
s. at 1880 o'clock. Work.
Knights OF Malta. Per order
E. {.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
Future Of Christian Science Church.

For years ii has been predicted that
after the death OF Mrs. Eddy, there
would be developed schisms In the church
she founded, but there seems to be no
looked upon as the probable leader Of a
mediately fulfilled AT one time, Mrs,
Augusta +. Stetson Of New York was
looked upon as the probabl leader OF a
secession from the mother church, but
excommunication a year OF two ago has
thus far been unattended by any ag-
gressiye movement on her part. II was
reported yesterday that there were signs
Of great activity at Mrs. Stetson's house,
and that meeting of her personal fol.
lowers was being held. That anyone
should think Of taking Mrs Eddy's place
of supreme leadership seems incredible,
for Mrs. Eddy lived so many years after
retirement from the active control OF
church affairs that the board of directors
hae ample time to make itself master
of the organization. It's position could
not be successfully assailed for some
time to come, probably, within the
church itself. II may be expected, how
ever, that eventually the boards ecclesi,
astical absohtsm viii be challenged in
some way. Secessions are not improba-
Bile sooner or later, If the history Of
Professionalism Is any guides but il Is
more doubtful that, as some have sug-
gested, the cult itself will be reabsorbed,
in this century at least, into older
churches which have furnished the bulk
of its acknowledgements Republican,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
Ladies Furs

Our line of Furs is complete in every detail, from
the small Furs at $3.50 in Brook Mink, to the fine
Foxes and Minks.
II you want cheap set of Furs we can give you
Bet at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So so
The 0possum is the Fur we sell for service We
have an Opossum Muff that has a good Isabella
blend and will wear well at .............. 81 9S
We have Scarf to match at the same price.
fine Isabella and Black 0possum Muff that has
fine down bed and viii almost well
Black Furs are the best they have been in num-
Der Of seasons. These we have In Soarfs and
Muffs to match at from. SO 50 to So. so
Fox Furs are one OF the most popular Furs we sell
and these we have in all grades at, each
from Observation-Disclosures. So IS to $4,000
See the novelty in a Black Monkey Set we have
This is a Fur that is coming in great and is very
popular in all the cities.
AT about two.thirds the regular price are few
odd Jap Mink Scarfs and Throws. These we bought
under price, and they exceptional value.
This is a Fur that win well as any Fur we
sell
If you want a good White Fox Set see the Com.
binaton White Fox Fur and satinnlaid Set
W. boya ;,,et raoa;vaJ opctbar Iot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
EAST BARRE.

A. B Hutehins is able to be out again
after his recent Illness.
Miss Bess Cooney has gone to Orange
TO work for Mrs John Emerson.
A number from here attended the
meeting of Bright Star RebeSah lodge
last night.
Winona council, No. s, D. Of p. will
meet next Wednesday, December IA. a
large attendance is desired. Nomination
of officers.
There will be social dance in For.
esters' hall Saturday, December 10. Re-
member the new floor. We wish part.
ners for 40 ladies. Everybody welcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.

It's coming, and coming soon.
See what Fits has on sale Saturday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
The Daylight Store
TALK OF THE TOWN

Christmas furs and coats at The
Vaughan Store
The Y, P. s. G. f. of the First Bap-
fist church viii give an international
social in the parlors Of the church Fri
day evening, December ., Everybody
welcome.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
Ladies and Misses Tailored Suits

After so large SUIT season we have had, we
find on our racks number Of Odd Suits that we
cannot dupcate some for the that the cloths
closed, and in others the particular style has
been dropped
At one-fourth off from the regular price few
Misses Junior Suits in sizes 10, is and II years.
These are just as good-styled Suits as we buy
to-day and are better quality. Here surely
some extra good values,
This means you can buy $500 Suit while these
last at .,..-.....-....,a...,. ..,..,.,. .S11 20
In Ladies' Tailored Suits are a few of our best
values, that sold at $500. These are good all.
wool worsted Suits made in OF our best
styles To close at.............,...... ST.. 25
A few odd Suits in our best cloths and styles that
sold at $500, at ,,..,....,.+.,,...... S13. so
A few Colored Suits in worsteds and novelty cloths;
are our best values at $1,000 These are Suits in
which the cloths are closed they 60 at SIS 90
A few odd Suits in coors that we cannot dupli-
cate. These our best values at $500, but
they 60 at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50 90
We have some very nobby Suits in
bers which we have Just received These are Suits
we can duplicate and get any size you may want.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's line Of furs and fur coats,
il you are looking for good values.
Chamois vests, slightly soiled and a
little shopworn, at Davis, the druggist.
It's coming the Vaughan Stores sth
anniversary sale-Saturday, Dec. TO,
That's the day, and the following week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
TALK OF The TOWN.

Mems slippers at Fits.
Eighth anniversary sale begins Satur-
day for one week at Vaughan's.
Mrs. Truman Gallup returned to-day
to her home in Rouses Point, n. ",
after spending week with relatives in
the city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
Ladies Long Coats

We have one lot Of odd Coats we are putting on
one of our center tables to close at one-half price
These are plain and mixed cloth Coats that were
from $3.50 to $1,000 each. Now only one-hah price
to close
We have been through our whole stock and picked
out everything in odd Coats that we cannot dupli.
cate
At $1,000 are a few Coats in plain and mixed cloths
Coats that have sold at $1,000 and $l40O. The
price IS W.,.t..t...s,.. ....,.t $1,000
At $3.50 are a few Coats in a number of diff
ferent styles, These some of our best cloths,
Coats that sold at $500; mostly small sizes.
At .,.,..,.......,.. .....+.....,....., Sl2 so
At $500 are what we have left in odd Coats in
which the cloths closed, we cannot dupli-
cate them These Coats that $500.
To close at ..........,... ....,..... 3 ; 90
We have Just received some very nobby new
numbers in plain and mixed goods; also plush and
caracul.
At $500 are a few plain Cloth Coats we bought
under price. These are regular $500 Coats In
this sale at ........t.... ............. 81 , DO
At $500 are some Mixed Cloth Coats in some OF
the best styles we have shown this season; are new
and a very warm Coat. These Coats we bought
under price, hence the price, as they regular
$500 values. At observation-disclosures. SIS 90
We have Just received another lot of those Black
Caracul Coats; also some Silk Velour that very
popular
warm, serviceable coat at small price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08
Special Values for Saturday
Ginaham and PercaIe waists

good value in plain blue and brown Bingham, and
also polka dot and striped Percae Waists fact regular
75c value For bargain on Saturday, only DOC each
Cotton Huck Towels l8x36) in fancy turkey red border
plain white border extra good value; at iOc EACH
Sash Curtains in figured muslin hemmcd at top and
bottom and all ready to put in at 25c pair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-08

Weather Strips-Doors fitted with
Dodge's patent. o. L. Clever. r. +. d. 1,
Montpelier. Tel 347.S, Montpelier.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-28
Reloj Bueno y Barato!!

AL recibO de cinCo pesos Sc le enviara 4 I'd
} un hermOso reloj, para caballero; Ia GAIA en-
Chapada en- orc garantiZada pOr Cinco T.
nos; mdqulna americana dc clase regular.
Estos relojes SO venden en- otras parties por
Cruz Station A, 205 s. Laredo Street, San
} Antonio, Texas y. -
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-28
Tel6fono, 1889
AmerlCan0S CompliCadOS

Diccn do Saltillo> Mexico, con
fecha 20 do Julio: :--Los dos ex--
trEnieros Nelson Cory v Ran--
dolph Harrison, auienes 20 csa-
cuentran cOmDlicados en- la oos--
alende q balazos en- que results
herIdo cl senior Francisco Cant6,
mayordOmo general. cerca do Pa
redon. la scnana Dasada, SC en-
tucntran cOnfinados en- Ia prisi6R
del SHltillo. Cantu recibi6 trea
. cuatro balas. una de elias 10
ucnctrG DOr cl hombro, otrA en- 81
hIaz0 Otra Ell la cadera. Ninpu-
na dc las heridas aDarcnta ser de-
caractcr grave. Sc cambiaron en-
ia rcfriega mas dc una vcintena
dc tlrOs. El herido tambi6n fu6
traidO 4 este lugar.
Result6 ell combatc. dc un dis
VustO cntre los americanos y Cam
~. saeand0 este Gltimo sl pistoIa
10. m'cntras que Harrison hise
tambien usO de la suva y princi-
pi6 el tiroteo.
CORY Harrison son ingenie--
ros civiles ompleados en- cl Ferro-
carril Naci0nal de Pared6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1910-07-28
Mexico mas henignO,

Diccn de Ia ciudad dc Mckee.
con fecha 20 de Julio Do aauf
en- adelante. todos los extrange-
los que Sc ponGan incomunicadoa
Ell las prisiones mexicanas, ten
dram la Drerrogativa de comuni--
carse con los agGntes diplOmati--
coz de sus rcspectivos gobiernOs 8
tn Otras personals del cxHriOr.
aeXccDtO en- cl case dc que aeme~-
'ante privilcgio signifiquc un
.Cbstaculo para que las autorida-
DIES puedan obtcner importantes
Pvidcncias en- el asunto que SO ira
mita. Los inconvenientes y las
Drivaciones SO reduciran & sn
menor limite.
How sse expidi6 una orden del
Departamneto del Interior, tras-
m!ti6ndose & los Gobcrnadores de
todOs los Estados con las instruc-
clones respectivas para que SO vi
gile el cumplimicnto de la dispo-
hici6n anterior por todos los iue-
ces dentro dc los limites de sus
resDectlvaa iurisdicci0nes.