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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
THE NOTED SAcKvILLE CASE
WON BY THE DEFENDANT.

London, England, Feb. 1.-THE
Sackville peerage romance came to
a prosaic end to day With the disnis-
sal of the petition of Ernest Henry
Sackville West. who sought I'd estab-
lisa his lesal claim to the title and
estates of his father, the late Lord
Lionel Sackville-West, former British
minister to Washington. Sir John
Bingham, president of the probate
court, condemned the petitioner to
pay the costs, which have been very
heavy.
The petition was opposed by the
present Lord ,Sackville, a nephew of
the late lord, on the ground that his
urcle had never married Josefa Dur
a. the mother of the petitioner.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
WELLS, ELDRIDGE AND
WALKER ARE ACCUSED.

District court warrants were issued
ate Saturday for the arrest of w. T..
Wells, ]. B. Eldridge and James Walk
IT on the charge of subornation OF
perjury. Wells and Walker have been
lrrested and placed under a bond OF
$4,000 each pending their arraign-
ment before Justice Wm. III. Pope to-
morrow morning at ten O'Clock. Ed
ridge has wired that he viii come al
once from Boise. Idaho, where he
moved from Roswell some montls
ago. Private information comes thai
he is now on his way to Roswell to
answer the charges.
Mr.. Wells bondsmen are X. S
Woodruff, and A. Pruit Mr. Walkers
bondsnen are w. T. Wells and A. d.
Garrett.
The fact that these warrants were
70 be issued has been whispered abouI
the streets for several days. In fact
IL was first reported unofficially just
after the arrest of Walker more thar
week ago on justice of the peace
warrant charging him with the SAM
offense- This case was dismissed to
day. II was the Records knowledg,
that these cases were to be brough'
in the higher court that caused tho
paper to refrain from mention of tAs
Justice court case a week ago Thurs
day.
The warrants in district court were
issued upon information of Districi
Attorney J. NJ Hervey, who, upon in
formation and belief states that tbs
defendants In these three warrant.
combined IN suborning ]. w. Day tt
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
BEN Q. AlSTON AND MISS
NELLIE q JOHNSON WE

A quiet home wedding occurred at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G..
Johnson, COS South Main street, Sun
lay afternoon at three o'clock. when
their eldest daughter. Miss Nellie,
vas united in marriage to Mr.. Ben b.
Aston. with Elder c. c. Hill officiat-
ng. Only the immediate relatives
and a few friends of the contracting
rarties were present. After the
beautiful ring ceremony was perform
I'd and congratulations. a substantial
wedding dinner was served. The hap
ny couple left this morning amid a
shower OF rice and good wishes for
their future home at Bakersfield, Ca
iifernia, where the groom has secured
good position as engineer. The
groom is a SON of ]. r. Aston, of west
1f town. and has resided here eleven
years Tae bride care mere about
four or FIVE years ago. Both have nu-
merous well wishing friends.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
BIG TIME AT GUN
CLUB SHOOT SATURDAY.

A big crowd was out to the shoot
IF the Roswell Gun Club Saturday
afternoon, The sports-nen taking much
interest in the new traps and the rec
ords of the afternoon. Single and dou-
BILE shooting were indulged in. the
double shooting being in cases where
Two clay pigeons were thrown from
she trap at once and had to be broken
win two shots before they struck the
.raund.
Following are the scores in the
singles"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
oJUTANT GENERAL FORD
HERE ON ARMY MATTERS.

z. A. Ford, of Santa Fe, adjutant
ge leral of the National Guard of New
Me exico, arrived Saturday nigat to
spe nd a few days in Roswell looking
into territorial =niliEia matters, espec-
tally to see what is being done toward
the organization of the Light Battery,
which is to be Battery A, of the Ma
tional Guard of New Mexico. He will
be in attendance at to-night's meet
ing OF the battery, and for that reason
a full attendance is desired tonight.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report, Observation Taken a4

Roswell. N. NJ. Feb. 14.-Tempera-
ture, NAY. 63; min. 26: mean a.: pre-
cipitation. o: wind. dir. w. veloc. 2.
weather clear
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity:
Tonight partly cloudy and slightly
warmer; Tuesday fair.
Comparative temperature data, ex.
tremes this date last year. max. 40;
min 16: extremes this date I6 years
record. max. "a: 1900: min. -, 1905.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14

On next Tuesday. Washington's
hirthdav, the clab will nave an all
dav shoot and program of the ev-
ents will he published later. CLAW birds
viii be shot at in the morning and
live birds in the afternoon. Dinner
viii be served On the grounds.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
Fourth Well Rig for carper.

Jesse l.. Carper, son of JOSEPH
Carper. of this city, who has long
resided in Dinmit county, Texas, ar
rived last week from the north of
Sierra Blanca, bringing a well drill
ing outfit which he owns in equal
partnership with his father. He will
make Roswell his home and will start
work with his machine. His wife will
he here soon. This is the fourth ris
in which Joseph .Carper holds a halt
interest with his sons.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
IEFFRiES TO QUIT THE
STAGE FOR TRAINING

st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 14.-Jim JEFF
fries closed his theatrical tou- last
night at Virginia, Mimi. He attended
he ski tourney at Duluth today and
tonight viii leave for San Francisco
waere he viii go into training for his
fight with Jack Johnson.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
FOR TREES.

FOR TREES.
Frlit ana sna1e IN good assortment
call or write ]. s. Hignsmith, Prop.
Artesia Nursery. Artesia. n. NJ. or
Wyatt Jonnson at healing ground CO..
Ter of Main and Fifth streets, Roswell
v. NJ, phone No. 5e1. 72tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
NOTARY PUBLIC
NOTARY PUBLIC
NOTARY PUBLIC
AT RECORD OFFICE
AT RECORD OFFICE
AT RECORD OFFICE
MARY A. cOBEAN.
MARY A. COBEAN.
MARY A. COBEAN.
Do You Care for Your Health I

IL you do you should be careful of
ae kind of meat you eat. Our meat
killed here at home and does not
ave TO be doped with drugs SO it
,an be shipped six or seven hundred
niles and then kept for a week or
en- days in the market.
Weigh our meat and also the so
allied Quality meat and see which
'ou get the most of for your money.
We give you quality as well as
Inantity. Phone 337 or 425, the Cash
Markets.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
The McoI Market.

st. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 14.-Wool un-
changed. Territory and western med
iums, 2512S; fine mediums, 20@24;
fine, 12G21.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
Phones 65 and "A 215 North Main St
PARSONS & LAWRENCE.

Brokers.

Brokers.
A business house and lot next to
Grand Central Hotel TO sell at a sac
rifice. 160 acres within a mile of
town, 500 per acre ar~i guaranteed
within the artesian belt. One half
block q lots) a stones throw from
school house price this week $1,000.
Every day is bargain day with U.S.
ASK PARSONS HE KNOWS
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14

George nj. Williams has accepted a
position In the grocery department of
the Joyce-Pruit store and will be glad
to have a call from all his friends.
He has been a salesman for the New
Mexico Cigar Company and its prede-
cessors at the Smoke House for many
months and Mr.. Stewart, OF Columbus
Ohio, has arrived to take his place.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14

c. n. Jones came up from Carlsbad
Sunday morning for a snort business
visit. He is a deputy sheriff in Eddy
county.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-14
shot at killed

Tie scores in 'dcubles were as fol-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
LONDON MARKET TRANQUIL
MIR. Taft's Message Has Pro-
NOTED a Conservative Feeling.
TBv Cable to The Tribun'

IBy Cable TO Inc 1IlpuhS'I
London, Dec. 10-The money market
has remained tranquil in spite Of the tur-
rnoil Of the election over constitutional
changes. The reserves and deposits in
the Bank Of England have increased,
and the supplies Of money outside have
been plentiful, with dwindling discount
rates.
It is fairly certain that the bank rate
will fall in January when the dividends
are paid.
Excited prophets Of evil are forecasting
q prolonged disturbance in politics, but
they are not needed in the Street, where
the truth is known that England is not
q country where revolutions occur
A conservative feeling among finan-
ciers has been promoted by President
Taft's message, with its proposal for an
extension of international arbitration
with a view to the limitation of arma-
ments. The editor OF THE Economist
warmly commends the message, and de-
clares that he has reason TO know that
the proposals will be taken into consld-
GRAFTON by the Liberal government.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
Eat and Get Thin

This is turning an old phrase face about
but modern methods of reducing fat have
made this revision possible
If you are overfat and also averse 10
physical exertion and likewise fond of the
table and still want 10 reduce your excess
flesh several pounds, do this: Go TO your
druggist (or write the Marmola Co. Iol2
Farmer Bldg. Detroit, Mich) and give him
tor send them) 10 cents. For this modest
amount of money the druggist will put
YOU in the way Of satisfying Your am
bition for a nice. trim. slim figure he
will hand you large case of Marmola
Prescription Tablets compounded in ac-
cordance with the famous Marmola Pre-
scription). one of which you must take
after each meal and at bedtime until YOU
begin to lose your fat at tine rate of fe
To 10 ounces a day. That is all Just go
II eating what YOU like. leave exercising
10 the athletes. but take your little tabler
faithfully and without doubt that flabby
flesh will quickly take unto Itself wings
leaving behind il your natural self neatly
clothed IN firm flesh and trim muscles
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
PARTY GAINS MATCHED
Liberals and Unionists Where
They Were Before Election.
nv Cable to The Tribune

London. Dec. 1O-Three- -fourths Of the
members Of the new Parliament have
been elected. and the coalition forces and
the Unionists are precisely where they
were before the result OF single con-
test was announced a week ago
The record OF twenty-one gains on
each side was reached when the Liberals
recaptured Cockermouth, Saffron Wal
den and Lowestoft. and the result has
not been altered by the pollings re-
ported up to midnight
The most uncertain seat was Maccles-
field Cheshire, in an area where the
Unionists had done their pest work. but
the Liberals carried it by an increased
majority. Other divisions in Yorkshire
and Lancashire Were retained for the
government by reduced majorities. The
majorities Of the Prime Minister, the
Lord Advocate, the Postmaster General
and E s Montagu also shrank slightly.
Chancellor David Lloyd-George had
better luck at Carnarvon, where he sue
ceeded in enlarging his majority from
lots to 1,2OS and demonstrating his
local popularity
There were missing returns from sew
eral divisions at midnight, but the ma
jorities were so heavy the last time that
no gains were looked for on either side
as a result Of the deferred results.
The temperature is rising steadily In
ireland, where the factions are strug-
CLING for the mastery Of their own terri
tory. and the Ulster men are advertising
for rifles and threatening TO take the
field against Home Rule. This feeling
Of rancor will subside when the truth Is
known that the Home Rule bill can be
kept back for three years by the House
of Lords. even If the veto bill be enacted
next year.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
ALLEGED PLOTTERS' TRIAL
Twenty-six Accused of Con-
spiracy Against Mikado.

Toxic, Dec. 1o.-The public trial Of
Denjiro Kotoku and twenty-five asso-
ciates. including his wife, was opened ir
the Supreme Court to-day. The specia,
court which first examined the prisoners
found all Of them guilty Of pIottine
against the life Of the Emperor and rec
commended capital punishment The al
legged conspiracy was uncovered In Sep
tember. Kotoku, asserted to be the lead
er Of the plotters. was formerly con-
nected with Toxic newspaper and a,
one time lived in America. where it is
said he was associated with q political
organization. with headquarters in San
Francisco. All of the accused persons
are described by the police as anarchists
Though the present proceedings are
nominally public. those not directly con-
cerned with the trial were admitted only
during the formal questioning OF the de-
PENDANTS, This over the courtroom was
cleared and the trial proceeded in
camera. It will continue for several
days
Precautions were taken against a pos
sible attack on the prisoners by patriots.
FoIice and gendarmes lined the route
from the prison to the court and two
hundred guards were stationed In and
about the courthouse. Every one who
entered the place was first searched.
It is expected that the death sentence
will be returned. though there is a pos
sibility of communication.
The present is the first trial in which
the accused persons are charged with de-
is considered of great Importance. The
chief judge sitting is Joichiro Tsuru. and
with him are Judges Shikata, Tsurumi.
Suyehiro. Okuro. Tsuaematsu and EnGio.
Matsutaro Itakura, Procurator Of the
Court of Cessation. and Attorney Cen
eral MatSumurO, with special appointed
assistants, are conducting the prosecu-
ton For such of the defendants as
could not secure counsel at their own
expense the authorities have appointed
attorneys to look after their interests.
These include DIR. Uzawa. DR.. Hanai and
Messrs. Imamura, Miyajirna and Hirade.
San Francisco, Dec. 10-Benjoro Ko-
toku. who is on trial at Toxic for al
legged completely in a plot against the
life of the Emperor. was known in San
Francisco as one OF the leaders of the
Japanese Progressive Society. which was
engaged in a socialistic propaganda here.
with branches in Seattle and Vancouver.
The society is understood TO have trans
lated into Japanese numerous socialistic
documents, some OF which were circu-
lated in Japan.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
NOTES OF LONDON NEWS
Bishop Brent to Preach at St.
Paul s-New Gaiety Production.
[Marconi Aerogram ID nc

TMarconi Aerogram TO The Tribune
London, Dec. 10. via GIace Bay. n. S.
Bishop Brent is halting in London, where
he has many friends, before returning to
the Philippines. He will preach to-mor-
row in ct. Pauls Cathedral at the morn
ing service
DR.. J. Wesley Johnston. pastor for nine
years of the old John Street Methodist
Church in New York, is also in London
He breaches every Sunday in the church
where Newman Hall warmly advocated
the Union cause during the Civil War
Americans subscribed generously for the
building OF the Lincoln tower of this
church. near Westminster Bridge, and
have taken a deep interest in its for
tunes.
The only change in the theatrical pro-
sramme announced for this week is the
production of a new musical comedy
"The Captain OF the School," at the
Gaietv. where there was general merri-
nent and a prospect for good business
for the season
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
MAURITANIA ON FAST TRIP
Sails from Liverpool on Time
Expected Back in 12 Days.

London, Dec. 1o.-With 1125 passengers
and some 5000 bags of Christmas mail the
Cunard Line steamer Mauretania left the
Mersey promptly on time this evening on
dash TO the United States and back to
England before Christmas. Nobody con-
nected with the company doubts that the
leviathan will accomplish her record task
and land her American passengers on this
side Of the Atlantic within the allotted
twelve days Wagers have been laid at
to that the Mauretania will be in her
berth at Liverpool before Christmas Eve
When the ship pulled out into the stream
she received a great sendoff.
Among the passengers on board the
Mauretania are Richard c. Kerers, the
American Ambassador to Austria Hungary
and Mrs. Kerens, who will spend Christmas
in ST. Louis; the Prince and Princess Albert
Radziwill and the Baron and Baroness de
Bode.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
MEXICAN REBELS ACTIVE
In Border Towns Only Non Com.
batants Are Boys and Old Men.

Chihuahua Mexico, Dec 8, by way OF
Ell Paso. Tex, Dec. 10.-Federal soldiers
are now at Carreta and rebels at Santa
Isabel. forty miles apart The INSURGENTS
are within a few miles of Pedernales.
where an Associated Press correspondent
left them after a three days trip with
them.
The correspondent counted 150 well armed
and equipped insurrectos In the streets of
Ranch yesterday. An equal number were
reported scouting. In none Of the towns
along the border We're any non-combatants
to be seen except young boys and old men.
Rebels in this state regard themselves
as the spark which will set the whole
country on fire. and all are fully aware
that no other part Of Mexico is In arms.
The men declare they are not fighting to
put Francisco Madero into Office, but for
an honest ballot and to save the country
from possible anarchy as the result OF the
present system Of oppression.
The insurgents gained control of Guer
zero without bloodshed. The federal force
there numbered only sixty Some of these
deserted. it is said. and found jobs in the
mines. while others Joined the insurgents
Ell Paso. Tex, Dec 10-Luther T. Ellis
firio Diaz, returned 10 Maria last night
after an automobile tour of the border I'm
the Big Bend" country south of Maria
and east of Ell Paso. He confirmed the
reports that several hundred Mexican fam
lilies were refugees on the Texas side of
the river and that Ojinaga Mulatos and
other towns along the border feared in
vasion by insurgents. if, indeed, Ojinaga
was not already in their hands
Five hundred rebels sent an ultinatur, IN
the Mayor of Ojinaga on Friday informing
him that he must surrender and advising
him 'in the name of humanity" to send
the women and children across the line
into Texas. No Mexican troops were sta
toned at oiinaga.
Mr.. Ellsworth was accompanied on his
tour or investigation by Immigra. ~
spector Otto Ming. considerah,S ,,frerfne-
and some lawlessness are~-anor..d o,,o,,q
the refugees.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
FANATICS RIOT AT CALCUT IA
Several Killed and Many Injured
-Troops Called Out.

Calcutta. Dec. 10.-Serious fighting be-
tween rival religious factions which be-
gan last night was continued this morn
ing. Several of the combatants Were
killed and many Were injured.
Troops We're finally called out and a
Maxim gun trained on the fighters bu
the fanatics were not dismayed, and
were routed only after several charges
bv the soldiers.
The trouble began when the Hindus
protested against the approaching Ma
hometan religious festival at WHICH IL is
customary to sacrifice cows, animals
sacred 10 the Hindu mind.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
THE TRIBUNF'S FOREIGN NEWS

unoalaS uEa5lnshassiTs Hs56Tay. Ne
Unonisi5 INA majority, 212s No change
~ Sussex s tchiehester'.Lord E Talbot funionisp'
Westmoreland tApplebyl-L x. sander'on
'Unoniso; matority; 57e No change ,,on,.ru
uiberaD: majorit, 81. No change.
Yorkshire observation-disclosures II. 3: dar-
change
M oNorthanapshtre CNorth,-H L c. Rrassey oin-
ionistl: majority. 1.05l No change
Liniithgowshire-A K. c. Ure uiberaD' ma
tority. 2,o7o No change.
Cheshire Cwirrall-G. Stewart Unionist,: ma
Yorkshire Cleveland Division of North Rio ID
lngl-H- Samuel OiberaD; majority Lot NO
change
Cumberland Ccockermouth)-sr w. Lawson
4siheraD: majority. 511. Liberal gain LAst
Randes wao had aa5 nonse ajofity Of
Middlesex CUxbridge>-C T Mills unlonis'''
majority. 4719. No change. u.
lister d.iberaD; majority, j. 7ss No change; ou
o.hs5s hneolshire 9spaldng)NF Linz s1s. w Mciafeii
Lancashire dncel-s. Walsh dLaborite); ma
Essex Sam WaIden)-Beck diberaD; ma
jorfty, 40. Liberal gain
~ BERKSHIRE t a3 sNew6ury1aW A Mount 'OhioiiS7
Suffolk d.owestofD- Edward Beauchanp dip-
ers sop ma'eTi' @ esFp5 gam Peel
CUnonistl naoIty 56e No change Ra,ny dib-
era5 h5ima59oGs ma3ofi5y. bsTssse soss So ehanEs A
RugbyEJohn l. Baird Unioniso; majority
''f Feranaeh mG hhS Fetherstonhaush
Unionisto: majority. 347. No change ru
Carmarthenshire (East)-Abel Thomas tLio-
era1. majority 3 so. No change. .
Norfolk (Northwest)-Sir George Wnite N-io-
eraN; ma iority 1143 No change 1bor-
Dert,vshire (Iid.)-John G. HANCOCK ti@o"f
iteJ: majority 2,270. No change: r,beral,
Penbrokeshire-Wal F Roch u-ipeiaA'' :
Kent r1avers1 am)-Granville n Wheief
01nionist1: majority. 1,7I6 No change.
Devonshire (south Moltonl-GeoTge Lanioei
n iberan: majority, 1907. No change; ~ tn
Worcestershire (Northl-John w wilson >A-1D
erail. majority 269. No change -,.,1.+on
lancashire (Clitheroel-Dayid J. shachie''1
Hlahoritel: majority. 6.324 40 cnahss- Henry
Sfropshire (Wellington)-Charie D
n,ibera0; majority. LIS. No cnansge; cnasgo,et,. ma
tority; Ss2 N5dsea7G Nc saan7se ogden Qaberap: ma
toritv $50. No change. 1 1yo, s,- IT P
'ynrkshire (Spen Nalley1-Rlsht hoH: SI
y-biftaker IiberaD; majority, 49o no ca'-e T =
"Iancashtre CRadcliffe-urn- -Farnvorthl-t' -
raTior GIberal: majority, 7s4 NO cnaHse N ssocL,e
Cheshire Macciesfeldl-Colonei w. ;a p. Do >
bnret n GiheraN: majority. 26s. No chalsg' ,,,-s-
Carnarvon District-Right Hon ia Ia'lI ~ ,baraN.
ma jority. 1.206. No change
The following are the unopposed re1uI ns =.
Down (west)-W. J. MacCaW, S@iIloi @ ~ -
Cork (northl. P. Quincy, lndependehl "a "a
rionaIist; Donegal (west), HuSh a. .oT
Nationalist; Tfpperary (east, IhoiIias D.
Condor. Nationalist.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
FRENCH PLANS IN AFRICA
Punitive Expedition Probable for
Slave Trading Tribes.
TO ESTABLISH STRONG POSTS
Natives Said to Have Obtained
Arms and Ammunition from
Turkish Officers.
EBy Cable to The Tribune.I

Paris, Dec. 1O.-The public is becom-
ing more and more interested in the seri-
GUS situation in the Tchad region.
The dearly won victory of the Ia
mented Colonel Moll, with his handful
of colonial troops. is likely to be fol-
lowed up by a formidable punitive ex-
pedition against the fanatical slave
trading Senoussi tribes, who have been
supported and supplied with quick firing
rifles, ammunition and other war mate
rial by Turkish officers and agents
through Tripolitan ports into Tibesti.
The vast territory between the him
terland Of Tripoli and Lake Tchad is
within the sphere of French influence, in
accordance with the treaty with Eng
land signed on March 81, 1899, by NJ.
Delcasse when he was Minister Of For
eign Affairs
The French military authorities con-
slider it Indispensable to establish strong
posts in Tibesti and Bornou in the rich
granary country of the Senoussi, which
would compel the Senoussi to retire
toward the Lybian oasis. prevent the
great Mussulnan tribes of Central
Africa from obtaining rifles and ammu-
milton, suppress the only slave route re-
naming open IN Africa and assure for
Tunis the outlets Of the markets of
Tchad, Bornou, Sokoto and Barguirmi.
There is no doubt that certain strong
influences at Constantinop1e hostile to
France are working hard to create diff
culties for France in Central Africa It
should also be remembered that Turkey
never recognized the lo-French
treaty of March, 1899, and protested
against it at the time.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-11
HEAVY FLOODS IN ITALY
Cause O. Landslide Which Partly
Buries a Village.

Rome. Dec. 1o-Heavy transforms have
caused serious floods. especially in the
north of Italy. Landslides have occurred,
obstructing the railways, and several
bridges are down.
The river Po Is thirteen feet above the
normal, and it is feared that the dikes
may be swept away
In the province Of Potenza landslide
partly buried village. Many of the houses
were wrecked and two hundred families
were rendered homeless.