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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
Government Admits Losses
In Recent Fight Near
San Andreas
STRENGTH OF REBELS IS
INCREASING VERY FAST
Madera's Men Are We'll Armed and
There Is Plenty Of Money Behind
the Movement Which Pro-
cceds Quietly


Chihuahua Mex, December 81
While the peace commission was con-
ferring with the revolutionists along
the railroad line today 500 troops un-
der General Navarro left here for the
purpose of subduing the insurrectos in
the mountains adjacent.
Reinforcements have arrived here
from the CITY OF Mexico to garrison the
city.
The commission telegraphed today
from San lsidro that the members
would proceed to Guerrero to treat
with revolutionist bodies there
unconhrmed reports have been re-
ceived here that Guerrero had been at
tackled today.
The departure of troops ON the heels
of the commission is believed to in
dicate that the body carries message
more in the nature of an ultimatum
than an olive branch.
It is believed here that the proceed
ings will develop into a battle by Mon
day or Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

1--Great political struggle In England.
Rebels defeat Mexican troops.
Waterways bill badly needed.
Taft holds conferences with leaders.
Col. r. F. DeBardeleben taken vio-
iently ill.
2-What should Birmingham do to de-
velop real religious work?
s-Gunnels talks on northern journey.
Teachers hold big institute.
4--Campaign planned for Industrial ad
vance.
5-Eugene Brown returns from Wood =
ward funeral in Maine.
Iriyer's clothes take fire.
Montgomery makeH statement on re-
ported Thompson Barker split.
e-people's bank to have fine home.
s--Conference takes ~ detail work.
81 Boheme to be siren at the Or
pheum.
py,lm and party back from the east
iO-Railway problems up for hearing.
11-General sporting news.
fi--Italy has few royal writer's.
15-The Baconinn Lunacy-No. q
It, Ballinger will improve service.
l7-Nicholas' Wall street letter.
sl-The Stories Of Jerusalem, by Frank G.
Carpenter.
2e-Enslev tllks hold lodge Of sorrow.
New budget is masterpiece.
eh- Americans lead merry chase.
2s-- Political chaos in Great Britain.
2S--Editorial comments.
e9-I. LIBERAL and t'nionist Victory Con-
trasted by e. l. Monks.
Democratic Opportunity. by Savoyard.
n, prtrio ism and the HEREDITARY
Pain, by George EaNes, D. ID.
rlas OF the West in the Land of the
East, No. 8, by DR.. w. T.. Evans.
Cannon Kingsley on Health and Edu-
cation, by j. C. Hiden. ID. ID.
--.---~, 10 -s,.en freedom OF city.
n--English social affairs.
Gan E>ngx may be retired
q'ra6ine ia stoaEs down to low noint
Wheat is higher on better demand.
Cotton advance in steady market
ss-Heart to Heart Talks, by Edwin A.
Nye.
Birmingham social eventss
g7-The Night of the Children.
M-The great enigma OF the moment
4-New York religious news.
42-M G. McAdoo is great man.
4s-Mandy is slightly ill.
Wen what did you expect.
4l-Many people are killed by drugs.
45-Amusements
i6-Dolly's Dialogues.
47-I.iteraly Lights and Shadows. by S.
Mays Ball
4s- Miss Corneia Andrews, Lieutenant of
Industry.
49-rhe Moor's Legacy, classic in a
pare. .s.t.. as
50-0ur Young Folks.
51-Jiminy-he compromises with father.
Sure, Happy was ready to do a good
toin.
t2--This time the laugh is on Buster.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
NO AUTOMOBILES
FOR LAW MAKERS

Washington, December 3.-(Special)-
Both Champ Clark and Vice President
sherman were White House callers to-
day. The prospective speaker was asked
about his position regarding government
appropriation for an automobile for the
speaker and the Vice President. Mr..
Clark opposed such an appropriation last
year My position said MIR. Clark. lis
tho same as last year
what would YOU do, then, ride in a
street carp"
Ride or walk" said Mr.. Clark
Well" said Mr.. Sherman when he
heard what Mr. Clark had said II guess
ia better get in training now"
And he started walking away at a rapid
Duce
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
Col. II. F. DeBdrdeleben
Is Taken Suddenly III

mingham, where he has large mining in
terests, and in the afternoon while there
he became violently i'll. A message was
telephoned to his family and two friends
went to him in an automobile and brought
h'n, home as speedily as possible
Mir. DeBardelebens condition yesterday
evening was thought to be very grave.
BY O'Clock, however, the patient had
rallied and at midnight was resting we'll.
After the news of Mr.. DeBardeleben' s
illness had spread in the city there were
many anxious inquiries at the residence
snd many were the expressions of re-
gret and sympathy and wishes for his
recovery
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04


FL Paso, Tex)-The defeat of de-
tachment OF government troops at Pc
dernales on Tuesday is admitted bv
those in authority here. The govern
ment is without details of the fight,
however, and reports brought in by
passengers from the west are contra
dictory.
According to the most consistent in
fN~mation the government troops who
me- defeat were that band of $50 who
left the train at San Andreas nearly two
weeks ago. when the coaches were at
lacked by revolutionists. They es-
capped at that time and up to last Tues
lday had been moving west, gaining
Mood and water in precarious fashion.
\ Hunger it was said, drove them to
Pedernales, where insurrectos were
known to be. The reyolutionists began a
long fire and drew them close to the VII
lage, where the former attacked in force,
firing from roofs and windows. The two
officers at their head were killed and a
number II soldiers, reported anywhere
from to 20. Several prisoners were cap
tured and are said 10 have followed the
Latin American custom OF joining the en-
einy. Governor Sanchez explained TO
the Associated Press correspondent that
owing to the death of the officers ne
was without reliable advices He under-
stood, he said that about so of the SOL
diers made good their retreat and We're
endeavoring to return to Chihuahua.
The governor confirmed the report that
achievements are expected here daily to
garrison the town, while the force of $50
troops now here proceeded along the
Mexico and Northwestern railway in an
attempt to pacify the disaffected districts
He anticipated severe fighting of a guer-
rlla nature in the mountains.
False alarms of fighting within easy
riding distance of here have been fire.
uuent.
Every mining and business man who
has arrived here yesterday and today
agrees on certain points-that the revolu-
tionists are gaining strength; that they
are well officered; that they treat foreign
Aers with the greatest consideration and
ythat they have plenty of money. Business,
they agree. has been greatly depressed
vs. the uneasiness and excitement of la
borers. There is no truth in the report
that mines in the MADEIRA district are
short Of food. the mines in that section
usually having a supply of 60 days ahead
of present needs.
a story typical of the situation comes
flom Minaca. AT that point store
owred by German named Jungk was
entered by revolutionists recently. Two
klocks were broken and his stock of dyna-
Finite and caps were taken. The next day
yar,eader of the insurrectos appeared with
list OF the goods confiscated. 1t tailed
>-&actly with one made up by the store
keeper. The insurrecto produced a large
roll of money from which he paid the
usual price for the goods. He then insist
81 on paying for the broken locks, ex-
planning thakhe and his comrades had
Tile rev9g ohists are by no means sole
iy OF thy on class In fact the small
ranch q ,ier is said TO be largely repre-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04

Representative Richardson of Alabama
met Representative Nick Longworth Of
OHIO in the Presidents office this morn
ins. Il see" said Mr.. Lotngworth, that
you democrats have decided upon a com
nittee ON committees
'itave we?'' asked Judge Richardson
y see that you republicans are now in
favor of it, having been beaten. | think
ii would be a good plan for all of us
democrats to follow the old and safe
adage, Never do what your political op-
ponents want you to do. -
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
TWO MEN KILLED BY
FALL OF AIRSHIP

Rome, December 3.-An aeroplane
carrying an Italian officer and a private
fell from height OF so feet at the
afternoon Both men We're instantly
killed, The aeroplane, which was
Farman machine, was in charge of En-
gineer Cammarota, and the accident
appears to have been due TO an at
tempt TO make a short turn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
WIDELY KNOWN AND HIGHLY Es-
TEEMED CITIZEN WAS HURRIED
HOME FROM ACT0N--wAs REST
ING WE'LL AT MIDNIGHT

Henry f. DeBardeleben, one of the
most widely known coal operators and
esteemed pioneer citizens of Alabama,
is seriously i'll at his home, 2O6 South
Fifteenth street. He had been aillng. with
cod and Indigestion for some time, but
bong a man Of uncommon vitality and
Industry he continued to look after his
business affairs Yesterday morning he
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
CHILD COMES TO
LIFE In TINE

New York, December 3.--Just as the
yscdy Of 3-year-old Lillian Wand today
10 prepare her for burial, the child sat
bolt upright in her winding sheet. opened
her eyes and cried Mammal | want my
mamma; I'm cold
The undertaken fell back in a chair
nearly fainting, but regaining presence
of mind. snatched up blankets. wrapped
the child in them and rushed downstairs
with her to the parents.
The little girl had been i'll five days with
convulsions. This evening she stiffened,
her eyes glazed and none of the famil-
lar tests showed any signs of life. The
undertaker's assistant was just tying
crepe on the street door when the father
bolted out for the doctor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
Chaplain Is Reprimanded

Washington. December 3.-Beeausc
Chaplain Joseph II. Sutherland Twenty
thira infantry. while editing paper in
the Philippines, allowed to be publishe d
therein a criticism of the army helmet,
which Major General Duvall- the conl-
mander OF the division regarded as flip
pant and disrespectful, the haplain has
been formally reprimanded by the war
Bliss, Tex
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
For Alabama Rivers

II Is understood here that the commit
tee on rivers and harbors has increased
TO approximately 100000 the appropriation
for the Warrior. Black Warrior and Tom
bigbee in the forthcoming bill, it being
ascertained that this amount can be eN-
pended The project is looked upon by
tie members of the committee as one of
the most mertorious in the country, and
it Is being dealt with in manner to in
sure an open Warrior in the earliest pos
sible time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
Rarher Trust orgnntned

New York December S-The Italian
American babers of Jersey City. organ
lied a union today and in framing
schedule of prices agreed TO charge 80
cents for every hair cut, when the Gus
toner shaves himself
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
Arriyea. at Kingston

Kingston, Jamaica, December S.Tbe
United States gunboat Marietta arrived
here this afternoon from Nicaragua. She
will remain here for a few days.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04
shermaa,s Joke

Vice President Sherman met RqHesen-
tative Langley of Kentucky com06 out
OF the White House.
How did you come out. John?" in
quired the ex-Presldent
II won, replied the kentuckian,
THAT was because neither Teddy nor
! made a speech for you" said Mr.. Sher-
man.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-12-04

Representative Clayton Of Alabama ar
rived tonight.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
PLAIN CITY NOTES

Tuesday afternoon a parents meet.
ing was held az the Plain CITY meet
Ing house. Songs. poems and recita-
tons we're rendered by the children Of
the different grades. The members Of
the school board who werc present
were. County Superintendent Eegert-
son, Primary Supervisor Matilda
Petersno and James l. Robson. Prin.
cipal John Wheeler made a few re-
marks, encouraging the parents in.
terest In their children in school aud
laying much stress on the value and
necessity OF an education. Mr Rob
son spoke for short time and compli.
lnented the respective workers for
tnelr interest In school work and for
inc the splendid condition OF tho Plain
City schools
County Superintendent Eggertson
addressed the meeting. stating tho ov.
act conditions in the Weber countv
schools and dwelling upon the ncccs-
shy OF keeping every child In school
az least twenty weeks In tbe school
year norder to insure promotion snd
presented In an earnest way tho me-.
essary steps for the chfld's Innrove-
'ent In school work Tho oeetI,-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
COMMENTS ON JUDGE LovErT;s VISIT

Judge Love president of the railway system will
reach Ogden time next week He travelling the lines
which were brought under control by that organizer
and financial genius Hartman was in New Orleans
week ago. the Item Of that said:
NO one need greatly who occupy positions
Is those at the head OF the Hartman import
ant and attractive but there the
Puohc and vast responsibility to investors chances to
make money but any who has the ability an official
great system Like this easily more money
each year than he needs that the do him
much good after all He has spend practically ell Of his time
york and generally with his eventually with his
Life for the honors which - ~
Undoubtedly Mr.. did this Mr. Hartman vos
eni he gathered around him who constructed stu
endons machine he organized magnificent made
ea fortune and died probably twenty would have
NED had he been Of the section along
MS own road but to who travels system
VINO notes the splendid discipline of the LOYALTY to the
organisation the excellent service accorded trains and the
general efficiency OF these lines it apparent were
vanized by the touch of genius.
When MIR Hartman got hold Of the Pacific with its
unlimited reservoir of and found the Hartman
system he undertook colossal That TODAY an all
powerful corporation territories Il stands
or eeiency Tor service and for throughout
almost one third Of the of the United States
1t Is to be hoped that Judge associates will have
ana carry out the design which Mr. in mind
hat acquiring and consolidating all of the within their
territory that they will the Hartman svsc nat
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

stops 10 be made between Provo and
Richfield. These towns and cities will
include Springville. Thistle Junction,
Fairview. Mt Pleasant, EphraIm.
Nanu and Salina, and the special
train will arrive at Richfield early
Tuesday evening In time for a large
mass meeting and reception. After
this meeting the train Will return TO
Provo IN the night. Wednesday
morning the train Will be transferred
TO the Salt Lake route. and stops will
be made during the day at Nephi and
Lynndyl, arriving at Eureka for an.
other evening meeting.
Start Swing Back.
Spending the night at Eureka. the
party Will start out Thursday morning
over the Salt Lake route. making
stops at Stockton. Tooelc and Garfield
on the way 10 Salt Lake. Here the
train will be transferred to the Ore
gon Short Line. and the trip viii be
continued straight through 10 Garland
and back TO Brigham City for a meet
ing Thursday night.
Preston, Idaho. will be the object
i've point of the trip Friday morn
ing, and after a meeting there. the
party VIII come back 10 Logan, where
a meeting Will be held In the even
ing. and the party will remain for
the night. Saturday the return trip
VIII be made to ogden. and a meeting
Will be held there. either IN the ait
ernoon OF evening.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
BREAK UP THAT
COLD IN A DAY

You can stop cough or a cold as II
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
NEVADA CENTRAL
TO BE REBUILT.

According 10 the Austin Reveille.
the Nevada Central railroad, from
Battle Mountain TO Austin. Nevada.
Will be built as rapidly as possible.
Delivery Of freight was commenced
last Wednesday at station called
Bridges, half way between Austin and
Battle Mountrin. This brings the
freight haul into Austin down below
fifty miles
Thursday tho motor car was put In
commission for mail and passengers
TO the same point. connecting with
stages for Austin. Within a few days
arrangements will be made for the
resumption OF express business
The reconstruction work Is being
carried on with q force of sixty men,
divided into two gangs. The men
are In charge OF Superintendent His
koy and Messrs. Treat and Ross.
A rough estimate of the damage TO
the railroad places the figure at $780,
600.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01

Of universal railway which will operate all Of the railroads
Of the United States
1t mooed question whether consolidation Of all railroad
lines the United be blessing With government
regulation honestly administered and gracousy accepted by the
railroad the merging of all roads would bring bless
the form of stability the eliminating OF dlscrlmin
ation and the fixing the of profits But that so
approach socialism ghen capitalists and arouse those
who stand aghas anything resembling governmental paterna
Our railroads mighty factors in the upbudng OF the coun
ty That which injuries them does injury all business and that
which etard their development checks the growth OF the nation
important branch industrial progress should be free from any
vaatng treatment the hands legislators and should be for
against confidence subtle influence which
and then starting with nothing substantial than umor
grows until toys with railroads and wrecks and ruins.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
ITINERARY FOR THE
SALT LAKE EXCURSION
Ogden, Brigham, Logan and Preston,
Idaho, Included in "All-Utah
Trip"

Salt Lake. April 1.-The itinerary
for the "All-Utah Excursion" to be
made by the board of governors OF
the Commercial club and prominent
business men of Salt Lake next
month was revised at a meeting OF
the executive committee. held Thurs
day afternoon This revision was
made to include ogden. Brigham. Lo-
gan and Preston. Idaho, in the trip.
which viii take six days 10 complete.
Besides members of the board of
governors of the Commercial club, the
party viii include representatives of
the local financial Institutions and big
business houses.
The revised itinerary provides for
leaving Salt Lake early the morning
of Monday. May 16, over the Salt
Lake route. Meetings will be held
at all the towns and cities between
Salt Lake and Provo during the day
and in the evening u big meeting viii
be held at Provo. whore the party
VIII remain over night
The party will transfer TO the Den
yer g. Rio Grande. leaving Provo
Tuseday morning, and In the day
meetings VIII be held at various
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
Avoid Harsh Drugs
Many Cathartics Tend to
Cause Injury to the
Bowels

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-01
BOXING CONTESTS BY DEAcoNs.

of church in Atlanta Georgia who advertised
boxing and who the gloves in dem
the manly of self defense had sufficient under
standing predictions the average to know that
while the pious look akance when mention glove
contest there plausible forthcoming nearly all men
will go of their beaten path block to witness lively
bout
course would sanction brutality but deacon
little red blood cousing through his veins might enjoy
in which agility science and stamina made to
the possibilities of physical training particular direction
the athlete who avoiding bad habits tones
his body the of physical fitness