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INDICT FIVE
 OHIO SOLONS
THREE SENATORS AND TWO AS sEMBLYMEN HELD FOR SO
 LIGHTING BRiBES.
Sergeant Arms Also lndicted--All Furnish Bond in the Sum of $5,- o0o-Bribes Range From
 $1oo to $5,0oo.

Columbus, O., May 3.-Three state senators and two representatives were included ip bribery indictments re- turned this evening by the Franklin county grand jury, which has been engaged in Investigating corruption in the assembly. The senators are:
 Isaac E. Huffman, of Butter county; l.. R. Andrews, of Lawrence county. and George K. Ceteone, of Montgom- cry county. The representatives are Dr. George B. Nyce, of Pike county. and A. c. Lowry, of Lawrence county. One indictment was returned against each, charging the solicitation of bribes.
 in addition Rodney J Diegle, of Erie county. sergeant-at-arms i'll the senate and alleged go-between in negotiation with senators was indicted three times with the senators for aiu- ing and abet9ng the bribe solicita. ton.
 All of the indicted men furnish led bonds at once The amount was $5,000 for the three senators, and for Representative Lowry The bond of Nye and Diegle were $l0,000.
 Three detectives, F. $. Harrison, A. Q, Bailey and David H. Barry, who a lege they trapbed the legislators In the bribery deal, and who were ar rested last week at the instance of Nye, were bound over to the grand jury Monday but today the grand jury returned mo bills in their cases.
 The detectives will be the principal witnesses at the triars.
 Today Detective Burns spent most of his time in the office of Prosecutor Turner questioning grand jury vii nesses. present and prospective. The indicted officials also asserted they were innocent.
 Today witnessed the reluctant res- ignation of .Dr. Nye from the house calendar on the steering committee. All of the other members had resign ed yesterday. Today Speaker Vinlng appointed new committee.
 The legislation in connection with which the indictments were returned includes the women's nine honr bill. the Whittemore insurance bill to ad- init mutual insurance companies now barred; the Gerrymander bill, design ed te pnt off the bench Judge A. z. Blair, of Portsmouth, who was instru- mential in the Adams county elec- ton probe. The bribes. which the in- dictments allcge, were solicited, range from $10O to s5,000.
 The latters it Is alleged, Nye de- handed from a detective posing as lobbyist. Nye, it is charged, solicited bribes in connection with several bills.
 Among today's witnesses before the grand jury was Detective Harrison. who explained the workings of the dictagraph, which the detectives as- sert conveyed to stenographer in an adjoining room all conversations in which bribe deals were made.
 Both the house and senate today passed bill making penitent'ary sentence mandatory in bribery cases, involving public officials.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
MRS. EARL DIVORCED.
Artists Affinity Gets Decree in New
 York Court.

New York. May 3.-Mrs. Julia Kutt- ner Earl, affinity bride of Ferdinand Pinney Earl. today obtained the final decree annulling her marriage to the artist.
 The ground was that Mir. Earl was not legally divorced from his first wife.
 Under the final decree. Mrs. Kutt- ner Earl is permitted to resume her maiden name. She is also given tho custody of her child.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
eace vith one key and within one

peace with one key and within one year,
 The president was particularly in terested in a speech by Dr. J. A. Mac Donald, editor of the Toronto Can ada, Globe, a warm allocate of re- ciproeity If that arbitration treaty between your country and England Is ratified" said Dr. Macdonald. "the name of William Howard Taft will be remembered in world history so long as man loves peace"
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with Minister Limantour and General Cosio, minister of war.
 made.
 Figueroa refused tonight to tell the details of the conference, but in off clal quarters the opinion was express ed that an arrangement would be
 Figueroa is brother of Prudencio Figueroa, the man commissioned gen. eral by Madero, and placed in com mand of the insurrectos in the states of Morelos, Guerrero, Puebla and Oax- aca.
 AS an indication of the growing strength and boldness of the rebels, maybe cited the fact that tonight 300 men, under the command of Major Joaquin Miranda, are eamped on the slopes of Aiusco' the old volcano, not more than seven miles from Tlalpam a suburb of the capital and the sum mer home of the governor of the fed ereal districete. This band has been operating in the rear of Tlalpam for several days, frequently appearing in its outskirts. Among the ranches that were raded by these men are La Guarda, Fierro del Toro and Fl Fraile.
 Amecameca, the town lying at the foot of Popocatepetl in the state of Mexico, and Yautepec, in the state .of More'os, today were added to the list of those captured by rebels. The former was occupied with no res 'st- ance, but in Yautepec small body of infantrymen and rurales fought until overcome by the greater number .of the enemy. The number of dead has not been reported. Both towns are valuable to the rebels as sources of supplies, but neither has any great strategic value, and it is not expect ed that they will attempt to hold them In Amecameca the rebels took pos session of the city hall, filing the Of fees with men of their own appoint ment.
 In Yautepec a number of stores were sacked and the residence of Dr. Antonio Falcon was burned the own CT and members of his family escap- ing by crawling out over the roof tops
 "A battle of two hours duration at Minas Nuevas, Chihuahua, was report ed to the war department today by General uauro yillar. The rebels were defeated their loss being four dead. No federal was killed. One man was wounded.
 Another battle reported to the war department was that in Peuon Blanco. in the state of San Luis Potosi The rebels under Nicolas Torres were de- feated after three hours fighting. The losses on both sides were slight. A resident of the capitol today made the trip to Cuernavaca and back, passing through rebel lines after being recog- ni2ed by friend in the ranks of the revolutionists.
 At Tres Marias, not more than forty miles from the capital. he says there are fully 2,0O0 rebels. almost all of whom are well armed. under the com mand of Moreno. The rebels refused to discuss their plans.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
sHUBERT ARRESTED.

New York, May S.--Jacob J. shu- bert, theatrical manager today was placed under $500 bail for trial on the charge of Miss Marie Taylor Barnett, grandniece of President Zachary Tay- Tor, who is known on the stage as Peggy Forbes.
 Miss Forbes declared in court that the manager struck her three weeks ago during an argument over her dis missal as a chorus girl from one of his theaters.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
TWO BOYS SENTENCED.

Oklahoma City. May 3.-Albert Hel IS years old, and Charles Ireland, 20 years old today pleaded guilty and were sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of John Rebel. who was shot in the hand when he resisted an attempt to rob his butcher shop. Blood poison developed, and Rebel died.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
WARM WEATHER COMING.

Washington, May 3. Warmer weather is or the way east, according to the weather bureau tonight. Up through New England and a large part of the rest of the east it is freez- ing today hut in the southwest end and the Rocky Mountain country a change to more comfortable and seasonable weather is already felt.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
MEET
 NEAR JUAREZ
MADERo AND CAR8AJAL TALK OVER PRELlMINARiEs FOR
 OVER AN HOUR.
One Hundred Yard Sacred Circle De- cided Upon for Envoys Alone-A Second Armistice Zone Is Also
 Perfected.

Fl Paso, Tex, May 4.-Shad-
 Shaded from the suns heat by a cottonwood grove at the foot of the barren hill over which the insurrecto army not long ago had threatened to make it's way into Juarez, Francisco Madero, Jr., the revoutionist lead CT. clasped hands today with Judge Carbajal, official peace envoy of the Mexican government, thus beginning formal peace negotiations between the warning factions of the republic.
 As Judge Carbajals $ credentials had instructed him to deal with Fran CISCO I. Madero, IT,, as leader of the revolution, the two men met on neu. tral ground and talked alone for near y an hour.
 They arranged the preliminary de- tails of the first conference, which will begin at 9 o'clock tomorrow.
 Judge Carbajal first called on Gen eral Navarro. the federal commander of Juarez accompanied by Senors Braniff and Obregon, who helped to bring about the negotiations. They proceeded by automobiles to the meeting place. where Judge Carbajal and Senor Obregon alighted.
 Senor Braniff continued over the loose sands beside the muddy Rio Grande to the Madero camp A few minutes later Madero entered the au- tomobile, wearing a felt hat. around which was gaudy colored band. the revolutionist insignia. He was follow cd by a troop of cavalry. which es corted him to the meeting ground. Pascual Orezco and Colonel Francisco Villar rode beside him.
 On the meeting ground the entire escort dismounted. They fondled the'r rifles at a respectful distance. while Judge Carbajal and General Madero sat in the automobile alone. arranging details of the conferences that are to follow.
 squad of United States troops basked in the sun near the river across the international line and munched peanuts. idly observing the meeting across tho river.
 It was arranged that the stage of the peace negotiations immediately should become sacred to the envoys. no one else being allowed hereafter to come within a radius of 100 yards of the place. Even Senors Braniff and Obregon. who are unofficial advisers of Judge Carbajal, each day will await Judge Carbajal outside the reserved space. General Madero will not parti. cipate in the conferences, being rep resented by Dr. vasquez Gomez, Francisco I. Madero, sr., and Pino Suarez.
 At the conclusion of today's meet ing which lasted an hour, General Madero declared he had examined Judge Carbajafs credentials and found them satisfactory in every re- spect He also said he had exchanged general impressions" with Judge Car bajal as to the procedure to be fol lowed by the peace commissioners
 The automobile then carried Gen eral Madero to his camp and returned to the meeting ground to convey Judge Carbaial to Juarez.
 The three days prolongation of the armistice went into effect at noon to- day. It includes Obijanaja.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
ELECTION FRAUD FINES.

Camden, N. J., May 8.-Prison sen tences ranging from three to six fines from $50 to $150, and Acknowledgement extending over periods of from two to three years, were today imposed by Judge Joline upon eight defendants for violation of the election laws.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
SCHOOL INDICTED.

Harrisburg. Pa. May 3 "A true bill on the charge of using the mails 10 defraud was found against the Cor respondence Institute of America in the United States court here today. The institute claimed to conduct a school for cartoonists and artists by correspondence.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
COMPROMISE DuvEEN SUITS.

Washington, May 3.-The govern ment today accepted s11S0.O0O in compromise of the suits against Du- Veen Brothers. the New York art firm accused of customs frauds.
 The settlement involved the largest sum collected in any of the customs cases with the exception Of the sugar frauds.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
EXPECT ANOTHER ATTACK.
Agua Prieta in Danger of Another Re.
 bIe Siege.

ble Siege.
 Douglas, Ariz.. May S.-iAn attack on Agua Prieta is expected here with. in two or three days. If made. this city Will come under the fire from the rebels more direct than any hereto fore exerienced The federal garrison has so arranged it's fortifcations that an attacking force must fire directly into the people of the United States over the border.
 United States cavalry officers are in possession of this information and Washington has been advised of the dangers to the United States citizens.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
BEAT JAPANESE TEAM.

Boulder, Col. May 3.-A bad field preented anything like high class base ball in the game between the Japan csc team from Waseda University and the players of the University of Colo rado today Colorado won, to 3.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04
FREEMAN WINS CONTEST.

Charlottes file. Va, May S.-A. M, Freeman. Vanderbilt Uniersity, won first honors in the annual southern intercollegiate oratorical contest held here tonight in Cabell Hall.
 Allan Johnston. IT,, Uniersity oi South Carolina, took second place
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-04

Washington, May 3.--Forecast for Arkansas: Local rains Thursday; Friday, fair and warmer.
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