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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30
No New Developments.

Mexico City, December 29.-Govern-
ment officials Notwithstanding their
satisfaction expressed last night that
to-day would bring something In the
the way of news from the zone of dis
turbances in chihuahua, declared to-
night that there We're no Developments
so far as their reports Indicated.
General Luque's forces Were said to
have succeeded in joining those of
General Navarro without an encounter
with the insurgents, sy taking route
south of Malpasoz Canon.
As TO the future conduct of the cam
paign information was refused Re-
ports that have reached this city
through unofficial channels from CHI
huahua state that scouts from General
Luque's command, who have been ex-
.ploring the country during the past
two days between Pedernales and
Guerrero. brought news that the insur-
gents We're dispensing and that it was
probable that when the combined
armies of Luque and Navarro reach
Guerrero they will find the city de-
serted by the rebels Accounts have
appeared in newspapers of Merida
Gucatan, to the effect that uprisings
had occurred in Tabarco and Chiapas
Upon inquiry at the War Department.
Sub Secretary-G Salamanca stat
ed that there had been no trouble in
the State
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VOTERS WIPED OUT
None Left In One District After Vote
Selling Revelations.


West Union, O., December 20
seventy.thre more indictments were
returned to-day by the grand jury
which is probing the selling OF votes in
TINS, Adams. county, under the direc-
ton OF Judge a, H. Blair. Seventy
persons We're arraigned, making the
total to date 376 alraigned, and Lon
indicted. Judge Blair said tonight
mat 1t may become necessary to indict
some men who have bought votes, to
make clean sweep OF all the guilty
ones and to bring about the desired
reforms. 1t was discovered tonight
that not single voter will be left in
one school district in Jefferson town
ship, which includes the town OF
Wamsleyville. Every male citizen has
been indicted, but none has been ar
rested.
Two more ministers, both residents
OF Green township, were indicted to-
day. The court officials decline to give
out their names. Each received SIS
for his vote. one young man confessed
to-day that he sold out to his own
father and received $40 for his vote.
Mrs. Sallie Winslow, of PEBBLES,
pleaded guilty to selling the vote OF
her son. John She said she was sepa-
rated from her husband and is very
poor and could not resist taking the
money when it was offered to her She
was fined $40, which was RENTED.
The son was iined So and costs and dis
tranchised for five years. The wo-
mans husband, it was learned, had also
sold his vote.
The oldest voter in the county a
man of eighty-four, has been dis
franchised
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and take on board the wounded of
General Navarros troops These have
received only the crude attention of a
'held hospital since the fights at Cerro
Prieto, three weeks ago. and at Peder-
males and Malpaso. The government
relterates its statement that the pass
was occupied and a junction formed by
General Navarro with his reinforce
ments without seeing the enemy. This
seems confirmed by the fact that the
government train is now in the pass
which was formerly the insurrectos'
stronghold, The latter apparently re-
tired in the face of a greatly superior
force
With their extreme mobility the in.
surrectos are still capable of making
trouble
Information from the ojinagada dis
trict is TO the effect that the revolu-
uonists in that section are modifying
ana nave sent word to their western
comrades TO hold out until the former
can advance on this city. One or more
placed the date at January is.
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Attack Is E,nected

Mexico City, December ga spe.
cial telegram received tonight by the
Mexican Herald from Cordoba. State of
vera Cruz, said that an attack on that
CITY was expected before morning.
The telegram stated that an armed
BODY of men numbering about 100 at
tackled and took San Felipe de la Punta
and omeaica two mountain towns.
during the day According to the dis
patch the government officers were
iootea and arms were taken from pri-
Vate persons The two towns men
toned have about 500 inha bitants each.
Great excitement is said to prevail
at Cordoba. and active preparations
were made late in the afternoon to
defend the city should it be the object
OF nattack tonight
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!z:szl5!;SIldIzEll,ZI

take place from the First Baptist
Church, with interment at Riyerview
Cemetery. Besides her husband, she
leaves three children-Alrs. Minna Mer-
Ger, of Lancaster county: j. Campden
Dawson. of Staunton, and John Daw-
son. OF Charlottesville. Her husband
is critically Ill at this time, and little
hope OF bis recoEeIN Is emf er.taiued
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FIRMLY BELIEVES
IN RESURRECTION
CONTINUED From First Page.)

| when He had completely passed the
| transition stage and was all spiritual
| The gospels speak of that fact as the
ascension of the Saviour But Mrs.
| Eddy Will never pass from our sight
after she has demonstrated herself.
'She will never pass, because all of
our eyes shall be opened when she
comes with Christ. Then all Will un-
derstand the lesson of her triumph
over death. Then all will understand
there Will be no more death. People
are living now who will know this;
they are people who Will never face
death. The new age the millennium,
is upon lis"
Mrs. Stetson was asked If she OBJ
jected to the stationing of four armed
guards about the receiving vault in
Mount Auburn Cemetery, where Mrs.
Eddy's body lies.
ooh, not in the least" she answered
do they not help call the attention
of the world to this spot, so tremen
guards may themselves be witnesses
of Mrs. Eddys demonstration, even
as the soldiers stationed at the tomb
of Jesus Christ were witnesses of His
demonstration of Himself"
1t was asked If Mrs. Stetson's views
were shared by others.
There are many, many Christian
Scientists who are now dazed and con.
founded and who welcome this belief
as the true light" she answered my
message will be of tremendous import
to them.''
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c. II. LOEHR.
MAN Il. LINDNER,
BEV. Il. CRUMP.
Committee.
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Observation-Disclosures.

I5PeN.dI 20 ne Tlmes-DIspatch
Bay View, Va, December 29'-one OF 'tbs
most notable marriages Of tho season on the
eastern shore OF Virginla took place yes
,terday, Wnen Miss Susie Goifigan Noting
nam became the bride of DR., James Morti-
M mer Lynch nsn. the ceremony being performed
py the Rep. William Cabel Flonrnoy in old
=, Besides the two ushers, Messrs. Milton and
Clifford Gonisan, the bridal party included
nine couples as follows; Miss Mary Whit
Jr; Miss Virginia Nottingham and Fl. p,
Jones; Miss Louise Miller, OF Richmond,
and Irvine NOTTINGHAM; Miss Catherine Rush
and Albert Masters; Miss Hettie wilkins and
Allen thompson Miss Page Jones and
s Ss g., Go!1igani Miss Evans Goffisan and
Miss Nancy Nottingham. sister of the bride,
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NIay Tnke MANS MONTHS

chihuahua. Mexico, December IS, via
FL Paso, Texas, December 29.-Oficia!
notice to-day, which seems to be con-
firmed by developments. indicates that
the first stage of the insurrection In
Western Chihuahua is over, and the
se0ad has begun The government
believes that the insurrectos fought
their last organized battle at Peder-
males two. weeks ago, and that they
have split into small bands, which 4
will take months to capture or subdue
The train ordered to proceed to Peder-
males for wounded was unable 10 get
away from here until early to-day.
At noon 1t had reached San Andres.
AS the train proceeds it is repairing
sthe track and is restoring the wires
which We're torn up or cut by the in
surrectos. When this work is complet-
ed the train with stop at Pedernales
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Riots Are Renewed.

Chicago, December 29.-Riots of the
striking garment workers, which
ceased temporarily the week before
Christmas, We're renewed to-day. Five
hundred strikers, most of them women
and girls, braved a snow storm,
marched to the tailoring shop of Hide
brand &, Co., and with rocks and clubs
shattered most of the windows Of
the place. The cries of the women
We're added to the shouts of men that
come out and join in the strike. A
riot call brought several wagon loads
of policemen, who rushed the strikers.
Two men We're arrested. Many of the
strikers were beaten with clubs before
the mob was dispersed.
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Prencher Violates speed Inv.

Providence, r. l., December 29-Rev
W. l.. Buchanan, d. D.. pastor of the
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
of New York, was found guilty of ex-
ceeding the automobile speed limit by
day.
DR.. Buchanan is a brother of the late
Mrs. r. G. Dun, the widow of the
founder OF the mercantile agency of
that name, and recently inherited an
estate of several million dollars by
her Will.
He was arrested in Pawtucket for
overspeeding on September 2 last. In
the local district court, despite his
protest that he was not violating the
speed law, he was fined SIS and costs.
He aDpealeu
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GIRL CAPTIVE INSANE
rescued From Jnp Quarter, Where sh,
Nnl Reen Irnrcihl,. Lent


Seattle. Washington, December %
MARY harris. an eighteen year-old
Whlte girl. who was rescued from
japanese captors Christmas Day. was
committed to the State Hospital for the
insane at Steilacoom by lunacy COM
day.
The girl had disappeared several
months ago, and had been held prison.
er IN hotel in the Japanese quarter.
CHRISTMAS morning she managed to
reach a telephone, and implored the
ponce to come to her rescue. The po-
nee searched the building three times,
and at last broke down the door of a
small pack room, where they found her
IN helpless condition.
The girl told the examining physician
Yesterday that she had been given
drugs and sake" by the Japanese, and
mad been beaten when she rebelled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30
CONDUCTORS AND TRAINMEN
GET 10 PER CENT, INCREASE

Chicago, Ill, December 2o.-Conduc-
tors and trainmen on fifty railroads
running north, south and west Of Chi
cago We're granted fiat increase in
wages of 10 per cent. to-day. The in
crease was granted after a months
negotiation, and affects $4,000 members
OF the brotherhood of Railway Train
men and the Order of Railway Conduc-
tors, and VIII mean an added expense
VI so'ooo,ooo year to the railroads.
me increase, although signed late to-
day. becomes effective from this morn
ins. The negotiations resulting in the
increase We're begun November 9S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30
LITTLE ADVANCE IS
SHOWN IN DEVELOPMENT

New York, December 2a.--Develop-
ments Of the physical properties OF
the railways of the United States dur
Ing 1910 showed comparatively little
advance over 1909, according to sta
tistics compiled by the Railway Gazette
issued to-day The new miles of track
numbered 4.120, a gain of 372 miles
over the increase of 1909.
The total mileage under the protec-
ton OF block signals is 69,33l. a gain
of 5000 during the year.
ROLLING stock ordered is substanti-
ally less than in the previous year,
l4l'ao4 trelght cars, 1851 passenger
figures
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Ashland News Notes.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Ashland, Va, December 29.-Charles c. De-
Grey OF Baltimore, is the guest OF Robert
Nixon.
Mrs. Meade Addison and Miss Margaret
Addison We're guests of Mrs. Walter Jones
Edgar Helweg is visiting Ralph Midyettc.
sister Mrs clyde Barnes
=; MIS-. Julian Powers Fox, of Chester spent
THURSDAY with Mrs, Charles Stebbins.
"Wednesday afternoon with Miss Anne Dos
well. Mrs. James chenery won tho club
prize. ana Miss Lou Redd the guests prize.
Those playing We're Mesdames James Chen
cry. Clarence Wright, George Morris, Ruth
erfoord Fleet, Frank Wright; Barrett sgd
nor Hill Garter, Jr Drewry Kerr, William
Cardwell' Scholar Fox. Anna Carr. John
Addison; Misses Lou Redd. Peachy Fleet
Anna Walden.
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Rebel HIND Annears.

Douglas Ariz. December 2a.-Rebel
activity in Mexico has manifested it.
self in the State of Sonora for the
first time band of insurrectos evil
IDENTIFY marching from chihuahua,
having arrived in mining camp east
of Nacozari
Fifty regular Mexican troops arrived
early tosday in Aqua Priete. across the
border from Douglas, having marusN
overland from Naco. 1t was an
nounced that they would proceed to
Nacozari with the intention of meet
ing the rebel band
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Officers Elected.

Chattanooga, Tenn. December 90
AT the closing session OF the South.
ean EDUCATIONAL Association here to.
osn, ol1cers We're elected as follows:
lucky.
First Vice President H. L. Whitfield
of Mississippi.
of Georgia. ''
Treasurer, E. p. Burns, of Georgia
The selection Of the place for the
neNt meeting, and the election of sec
dlgI ray We're referred tQ the board of
Professor w; X. Tate, superintend-
spoke. on State Supervision of Rural
Schools"
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Judge Pritchnrd Acts in Suit Against
Lumber COmpany

Asheville, n. c., December 29.-In
the United States Circuit Court to-
day. Judge Pritchard signed an order
In the case of the Bank of Commerce
and Trusts of Richmond, against the
n. l.. Hoover Lumber Company, Inc,
and r. c. Watts, of Chesterfield coun-
ty, S. c., appointing John L. Dubois,
of Dubois, Pa, and George c.. Loonis,
OF this city, receivers for the lumber
company The property of the COM
pany consists of timber leases OF about
5000 acres of timber lands in Chester
field county, S. c.. together with a
at $l25,000 while the value of the
whole property is estimated at 100000.
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and the best man was Howard Wright,
son OF General Marcus wright, of Washing
ton, ID. Q. The bride was given away BY
her fnther. Lueius $. Nottingham,
After the ceremony a reception was ten
dered the bridal party and immediate fam
ily al milford" tho ancestral homo OF
the Nottnghams
The bridal couple LEFT for an extensive
trip aud VIII on their return settle In their
home In Cape Charles.
The guests from a distance attending
the wedding were MIR. and Mrs. John Dunno
Bryn Mawr. Pa: MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Not
tngham, OF Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Louise
Miller of Richmond Misses Mary and Kate
whiting. of Hampton; Howard Wright. Of
Washington, ID. G.
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CAUGHT IN REVOLVING DRUM
Boatswain,s Mate IIas Brains Bent Ont
Against Deck of Cruiser

= a8uIhst deck OF Cruiser,
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Nofloik' va. December 2e-caught by the
ies OF ms trousers in the fast revolving
drum OF a winch on the deck of the scou;
cruiser cruiser Chester at the navy yard TO-DAY
IB1oatsWain's Mate Conlins had his brains
nteFaily beaten out against the metal deck.
me drum revolved several times before ii
coula be stopped, and each time Conllns's
mead was hurled against the deck with great
being rescued. se'
Conlns was one of a gang assisting IN
hosting heavy piece OF machinery aboard
the ctGolser by means of the winch Conlins
was t%enty-four years OF age, and hailes
from ElIzahntt - - -iu4'N'
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BROTHERS MURDERED
Evidence Pointing to Double Crime

Portsmouth, o., December 29.-That
minor and oliver Piatt, wealthy bach
eior brothers, were murdered before
their bodies We're burned in the de-
struction of their home yesterday was
made apparent at the sherifs investi-
Fifteen shots We're extracted from
the skull of one Of the brothers, and
a number of smaller shot from the
skull of the other Blood spots on the
ruins Of a front door stoop, bloody
butcher knife found on door sill.
and empty shells found nearby are
among the points of evidence support
ing the theory that double murder
was committed 1t is probable that the
authorities will make two arrests in
connection with the case within.
the next twenty four hours.
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MESSINA IN FLAMES
Troops Called Out to Keep Fire From

INkfnE TOWN..
reggie di Calabria, Italy. December
IA fierce fire, which is believed
TO be still raging, has destroyed the
wooden buildings around the harbor
at Mesina, This word was brought
here to-day by boat. All telegranhic
and telephone communications with
Messina have been Interrupted.
Among the burning buildings are
the post office, the telegraph office and
the railway station When the boat
was dispatched from Messina the fire
was making rapid progress. Troops
had been called out in an effort to keep
the flames from spreading to all parts
"a the town. No fear was entertain
ed at that time for the American
quarter, which is about a mile distant
FROM where the fire started.
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BREAK THROUGH IRON BARS
DnrGlnrs, Entering by Window, Rob
WnrrcutOu Store.

Warrenton. Va, December 29.--Thc
store of Fletcher Brothers, agents for
the southern Express Company and
large dealers in grain. coal, merchan-
disc, wines and liquors, was broken
into last night and the cash drawers
robbed.
The vault and safe containing the
express funds were tempered with. but
were not opened Entrance was made
after midnight through q window COW
cred with iron gratings. The bars
were bent and the bricks torn out So
far there Is no clue TO the burglars,
nor any certain knowledge OF the
amount taken.
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profes,or Dutcber Dead.

London December 2o-samuel Hem
ny Butcher, Unionist member of Par
liamend for Cambridge University
since 1905, died to-day. He was born
in Dublin in 1850. and was a son OF
the Bishop Of Meath: Professor Butch.
er was president of the Academy OF
Letters in 1909. He taught successive
~ at oxford and the University Of
and in 1904 was a lecturer
al Harvard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30
IN MEMORY OF DISASTER
Hospital to Be Presented to Chicago b,
irOGuOis Memorial Aksncinfin1,

chicago, Ill, December 29.-The new
emergency Hospital building. erected
oy the lroquois Memorial Association
at az 81 Market Street in memory of the
SOD persons who lost their lives in the
lroquois Theatre fire. December a.
lSoS' VIII be presented to the city of
chicago tomorrow, which is the sew
entn anniversary of the disaster.
me building is said to be the fines,
ana most complete small hospital in ex-
lstence, or fireproof construction. four
stories and basement, and containing
twenty rooms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30
WARSHlP AT AVIATION MEET

"iil study Uses of AeropIane Mt snu
= Francfsco. -"
nv: san /. brancisco, Cal. December 90
me me san san francisco aviation committee
reserved a communication from score
,,ary of the Navy Meyer acauiescine /,
us request for the assignment Of a
Warship to assist in the study of the
uses OF the aeroplane in naval warfare
during the meet next month
Seven professional aviators al, ~
ma II atlonal fame, have been signed for
me meet and entries have been re-
ceived from ten amateurs.
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Pn.senger Train Dcrniled.

Lexington, Ky, December 29.-F'ive
persons We're seriously injured and
seven We're slightly injured when a
Cincinnati, New Orleans > and Texas
Pacific Railroad passenger train was
partially derailed about fifty yards
west of High Bridge, which spans tho
Kentucky River, tonight
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CInims Rcbel Victory.

Eel Paso, Texas, December 29.--To
have repairs made for a machine gun,
Colonel Jose Perfecto Lomeli of the
iinsnrgent army. came to I'll Paso to-
day from ojinaga, Chihuahua. He
said the insurgents captured the fed
erals last week
El Paso is full of Mexican secret SER
vice men, and one OF the men under
espionage is a former European army
officer who led a rebellion in Central
America about fifteen years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30

New York, December 29.-News OF
the death Of Alfred A. Corey, father OF
William e. Corey, president of the
United States Steel Corporation, at
Ihorndale, Pa, last night was con-
day. Mr. Corey was retired coal
merchant, and was seventy-one years
OF age.
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Roy shoots Himself In Foot.

ISpeCIa1 @ TIC Tlmes- D1spatch.
Tom ReaVis, the twelve year old son
of Anderson Reavis. who lives a few
miles east of this place, accidentally
shot himself in the foot Monday morn
ING; me BOY was handling a shotgun
ana had tne muzzle of the gun placed
against his foot. when it was dis
charged, INJECTING an ugly wound.
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Wife,s blood Fnilea - save

LINN, Mass, December 29-Willtam
IT. Troon, president OF the Lynn Board
Of Trade, is dead at his home here, al
though his wife gave her blood In an
effort to save him. He suffered from a
series Of nasal hemorrhages, which
weakened his system to such an extent
that the transmission was advised. 1t
failed to prolonG his life, however
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30

= NofIoIk, Va, December a9.-Eleven
shipwrecked sailors from the Nor
Wesian bark Spero, which was wrecked
off Hatteras December 23. and is fast
breaking 10 pieces, reached Norfolk to-
night The men had been cared for
by the life-saVing crew at Cape Hat
teras until arrangements for their
transportation back to Norway were
made
The men will probably sail for New
York tomorrow, where they will board
Clausen is with the men, but Captain
BosYia Is sim at Cape Hatteras
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eises of the fraternity were held IN
the Hall OF Representatives at the
being made by Hollns N. Randolph, o.,
Atlanta. The response was delivered
ny Judge Roland The congress ora
tion was delivered by George III. Lamar,
OF washington, former worthy grand
me days program was brought to
a close with brilliant ball at the
Piedmont Driving club,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30
Farmer : Business

We give particular attention to the
business of farmers. We cordially
invite them to make this bank theis
banking house. We have prepared
comprehensive booklet, Banking by
Mail, T" which we will be glad to send
on request. Every requirement has
been met for the satisfactory trans
action of business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-30
Madison Lodge Elect. Ogiccr,.

spcclal % The TInes- Dlspatch.
Madison, Va. DeceSiber ?9.-At a stated
communication of LmhI Banks Lodge. No
i25, the following officers were elected; W.
NJ. Pattle. worshiplul master: l.. W Crigler
senior warden: L. L. Fray. junior warden .
w. @. Blankenbeker. treasurer; w. F.. Har-
rison, secretary; ID. j. Crigler. senior dea-
con: j j. Utz. Junior deacon. ]. w Collins,
tiler; F. j. Cr!glcr chaplain.
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Whitc Man commits suicide.

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.
Buriteville. Va December ca white man
named Rufus Fow!kes committed suicide
by shooting himself through the heart with
a doubIe-barFel shotgun al early hour
this morning at his home near Burkeville.
No cause has yet been given for the suicide.
lie was wen and apparently In HIS right
mind last night =seE s.ys gr7.s - -
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NInIpaso Captured.

Mexico City, December 29.-Malpaso,
SAID to have been the stronghold Of
the revolutionists in the State of Chi
huahua, was captured to-day by the
federal forces, according to kilograms
received late tonight by government
officials here