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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-26
DE LA BARRA IN;
TAKES OATH As
REPUbL|C's HEAD
Will Act as President of Mexico
Until Election Is
Held.
DIPLOMATS PRESENT
AT INAUGURATION
------.-,--.-.
Mexico City Resumes Normal
/ Conditions and Stores
Again Open.
DlAZ'S CAREER STORMY;
EVENTS SHOWN AT GLANCE.

Born of Spanish father and In
dian mother in Oaxaca, Septem-
, Der, 1880.
AT 10 entered seminary to be-
come priest, aided by Bonita
: Juarez.
Changed his mind and studied
: law under Juarez.
At 16 enlisted against the in
vasion by United States.
Colonel at 20 in suppression of
Santa Anna.
Condemned by Santa Anna to
be shot, escaped.
Joined revolt against Herrera.
: Unsuccessful candidate for
presidency against Juarez in
1858.
. Conducted three-year war,
opening Mexico City to President
Juarez, 1861.
! Fought against French inva-
sion; takep prisoner by Marshal
Bazaine; escaped.
, Captured the Emperor Maxi
milan, 1857, and ordered his
! shooting
Rose against Juarez and con-
tinued rebellion against Presi-
. dent Lerdo.
: Exiled April, 1876.
Entered capital as provisional
; president November, 1876.
Elected President for three
years, 1877.
. Reelected 1884, continued to
hold the office until yesterday.
. Made Mexico a power among
: nations and won from all the
title OF "The Maker of Modern
. Mexico" and from Tolstoy that
! Of "The Prodigy of Nature"
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Continued ON Second Pase1
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-26
A. B. COOK FINED $500 FOR
FRAUD; MAY BE DISBARRED.

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 26.-Henry
p. Cook. counsellor-at-law and former
city clerk, was fined $500 by Judge DAILY
today on a conviction of obtaining $3.50
under false pretenses from Mrs. Walter
Church. He has made full restitution
and disbarment proceedings have been
Instituted against him. He has prac-
tised law here for thirty years and is
the best known criminal trial lawyer
in Middlesex county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
Saturday. November {. 1911.
the AMERICAN FLEET.

Practically The entire American
ueet Is now modified The PACING
heet has assembled at Los Angele.
and the Atlantic fleet at New Yort
over hundred vessels were fo b,.
seen IN the great review Thur.aav
and the American citizen VIEWING t,Is
tremendous parade could hrrdl, au
20 be impres scd with the bower az
The American navy A. q matter of
fact. however. a great part of tb.
parade was made up OBJ trr, rpJ.
pendahle material MANY ~ Tho Shin.
we're not modern. The Iowa. Indiana
and other vessels 90 toe class fbat
fought In the spanish American war
are already obsolete nreadpoY,.r,s
alone count la battle. AMI of these
the United States viii have aro.t .p
1914 only twelve. while GERMANY v.I
have twenty-oue In other points t,.
weaknesses % the nav, are apparent
" lacks In coal ships aad auxlI,r,
supply ships It's torpedo boa. r,er
10 antiquated
Nevertheless. the American nav.
a. hghung force Is NOT feb n.
despised Probably mo- nations n -r.
world except Great Uri'ain ard t.ar
many can put a more formidable e,-r.
snoat.s What IS most important BID.
the morale and the personnel. ,s .r.
men who man tho ships POO fr...
the American navy ts second .1 NON.
IN discipline and in r.Fr cT.c.r-.,
the American sailor Dos made ,
splendid record We have .r.r,
sreat many millions upon ar- r.t.
and We have something t1 .-ra t.-
a. but W. will have o. -re.f IMAM,
millions more 'o spend H re crt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
cseAPER FOOD pRopucrs

N'' 4h 'ni'frris'nF
''' 20 '''''"' mayor t"" Hee's
N' 10 'n''f''oA ID" unique demon
''" ID. one o. '"' causes OF tA"
"''"f ii- Dough- o.
'''' '' I''''"'S from FARMER.
'''''' d. ''-' ih The oii5 market.
.- ''' commission m"n' price.
"' 80 GEMS " "n@1". .ie
'''''H'' wagon ."hd aai thr
''''''''''''" mon covered Their prices
~ ~" ii" H"p' Pap ih" game
'.-' F'H''d from wagon loads Pr" rtr
~ ITO ''S-. 'h" markets COZ
'''''''' ''''' at" '"'"H rrors'ui1ra.
''''''''''' Pr" %" separated ifom
~ ''''''' ' men. ana 'h' ."rm"rs ard
"' come 'o 90" 'o"u %
' ''''' "'" products ar" To- haze
''' ''''i'"n 4n itr mar.e'
"" '''''''''' "'s.'''H' O." ihr martet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
A PUBLIC SERVICE QUESTION

\ communicated JOB u. In,eui.
e"no'r suggested ffe Inauguration o.
a system ~ transfers be-u.e, ,bo
'''r railway lines and t8c Flm Grove
lines Roth OF these lines arc owned
ht 'he same corporation They have
connections a. n number ~ points
Tie cars ~ one limo ara from rme
i' time run over tho tracks ~ The
other Tine There is no physical fis
ncn't' about 'hc matter o, transfer.
'n thc other hand Dr. is no. On b.
''s1med tha. tho CRY a EIm Grow.
railroad IS BOD position ,o .ncrc,s.
i's expenses COB a vor, arro amount
Nfhout receiving q corresponding DO.
crease in revenue This u-orer-, has
been hurienod down 0th bond. Gina.
ao NOT iu an manner repre- e1. .-
'es.mcnt and Do people o- vh.o.r-
'n' adjacent terrtprf ar. .omr....
'' pat tho .a'erea. o1 hose bond.
'n ofHcr voris .n order .. mako -..r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
CREMATE CHILDREN
71'e 80 County -ors Burra end
Lfttle ones Meet Horrible
Death i~ Efarra

lte irtrfIErr .er
I.h. NaHN. vs. Va. Nos The
iNei.nI ~ Ford ~1rrar ar Zada.
'.s county. rrs destroyed ty fire
1rI $500 small children cremafed
Inr victims urrc son of nine
months and daael.,r aged three
tearf The mother 1cTt the children
ur..r che went into me field to ger
tre cove and 'hs building ienifcI JOB
some unknown manner The bodies
of Pho f0fa we're discovered after the
flames BAD been .vfIrg1ished burned
beyond recornlton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
THE ONO EXPERIENCE

N' license increased taxes
Prohibition did not prohibit
These seem To- De DO" principal
reasons given Tor rhc change OF seuu
ment boo those Ohio counties. that
voted wet after au experience o.
.hree ears with prohibition These
are reasons enough Tho are
reasons chat can be appreciated by
ever, citizen without regard 20 dis
quisitions on tho rights OF individuals
o. the licensing powers o. states
hut o. nov and remarkable ally to
Che prohibition forces seems to have
been developed namely. The Illicit
seller OF strong drin.. thc Keepers OF
holes .n the walls rho bootI.rgers
and pedd.ers Of liquor These found
r' license more profitable than
"a.t. T.rf Herc NOT compelled 90
keep respectable places They vere
.. compelled fo ray rents They had
ro lc'u.e fees ro pay at they did
ea. .o ia rho county and cts officials
tri ft,r ao morr.ir ahead
T-IIt some remarkahie results are
a0retc1 when 20 soek -o fce.siafo
ruraIf. INTO people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
EDGW00D
County superintendent LaEsar Completes
Inspection OF Schools Of Hichland
District-Ofher Items.

county Superintendent J o. Iazear ~
fultou las completed The Inspection or
t. " schools ~ Eichiaud district. having
rnf Thursday iu Tire schools II War
wH'a aIu yesterday looking after mat
frrs 900 The LuEe'4ut schools re has
f.rwsrf~f % l. = Ianifan - CHARLIE
tnu % very favorable report ~ tho con-
fiunn - school Affairs in tie district
Tie report contained sofn~ interesting
facts. among which are tho following
I." number - children OF school age az
zoe iarf enumeration was 9ga. the mum
tr~ ~ pupils enrolled .s 5s-. tire aver
axe daily attendance 90 COZ pupils. tUc
average axe - pupils attending school l4
90 lftie more than ten years. number ~
rooms 900 tire district - -. there are %
teaOr rrs. four male and 70 female. %
tsa.. crr hold FIRST grade certificates FIVE
hold second grade c~rtifcatas and tUf
"uII thIrf grade certificates. ten teach
erq 1rc normal school graduates and two
are College graduate number - pupils
taking nrst year work - 1tr. IN second
year work. W. in third. 90. 500 fourth.
III. 500 fftr. 90. N -iNfl. - i1 seventh.
~ and In eighth 81 All schools IN t.e
eIstI..t have Libraries. vith q total %
1.I1t books.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
Uncle Walt
L he Poet Philosopb..

never put % IN foro---v- ne -LI,,, 49, - =, =
my WA" F'"F always hnnE drives many hle..,,s
,.er,,..- aNa' That quitting on habit eehsu n,
When Easing shore that looks bad its,
get down 20 business and DO IT, and ub.,
done yo"H DC glad The arc signing ana moaning
mat NE rough weary fellows 10 fond Of roooio
ana enE ngs slide every DAY. u high With the bsn
and have eN rocks Of reason is this. dor, t
hdde around and postpone This evening the hausfru w
ing FEMININE aooT mats wise and all inuars we're ah
tomorrow ans then rebuket her and cried Ths, rolf, ,
but TO borrow danFer rut vou- rae ", motto, m 49,
well you know its Never postpone. ,snt ui>er So i.
your sPIay-footed DO things 70 PAIR Of YOUR
WALT MASON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

me water profits squeezed out by
some high huaEclers. he people OF
Wheeling src paying money that
ought 90 be- used for the improvement
OF their street car service
% is NO, probable that the City q
Film Grove can AFFORD 20 Introduce q
system os transfers Not because the
lines are NOT doins large buslne-s
but because they have been d,hbcr
tfc'F MIXED In the past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
TrlHs Re overlooEea

Cincinnati smoke Inspector Dc.
c'ares that The smoke sFil. costs the
nation ono billion one hundred mil.
Hon dollars every year And this.
w. gather, does not include what tho
Tobacco Trust collecfs-Nev or
leans T.mes. Democrat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
Makins Impror.m.nt..

Ir.rurfre iupro. erlsufs are being
ri ad. fI tfr Bali property or tie ga
f.raI road near Edgdala ans arrange
meufs are being made 90 have fhs tract
..f ..f .l lnfs Concrete sidewalks are
.fIrg IH.I along a| fHr streets ard r.
complete sewer system Is telrE 'rafaliff
r .r ir.ur.s rr..rfH. uN|.. .rr reIrr ~ o.
f.r F T. k rNrrrr. rnr.rnnv ~
"Frel'nE gro expected t9 hs ,luri~f- D.
fev faFa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

ArranEsments have nearly been com
pieted ty the members Il tie Ladies
Atf society q the Vance Memoirs
.Urrr1 FOR the holding - musicale i1
Tue uHrse o. Wpufsdle OF Monday
ltfu..a Ar excellent literary and
niue. 10. Ugrafu has been prepared ar.f
tls su 20 followed - TIE serving of
rrfrraf rrerfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
Pertinent
Comment


There are just tvo class,d or mar.
rid men those that 20 home carly
nights and those that ought Ode.
tro.f Free Press
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

A large electric sfEn viii 20 PLACED
ur t.- front ~ tho Gordon building o.
rs uunafHIe either today or She first q
-rNf week TIE riEn wIii be several feet
'r ieuEfI ard wlll Coutair To- adver-
frcuents - Tr J. ~. SriiImau. rIr
WIZ cruise. ire veterinsr alf - Cor
-n. , l..rmarr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

Henry James succeeded ln giving
the country a new sensation when he
named his last hook The Cutlery
Coming from Mr. james. 10 sounds
almost revolutionary Chicago Trl.
hume
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

Mr. Roosevelt viii undoubtedly be
both surprised and pleased 20 learn
nat hD WAS hasely deceived - 50.
Louis Post Dispatch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

at hts
rum the
tile.
a. HE pupil ho
20 Ius~rN INA.
ma Halt
"
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io , lee locke
o. IN.
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cialn JosaGy
d fha o ls-df
A. rrrt thought urror'sus you MOI
90 vas ire reply
lu1 "
The memory o., that
mot proilc uIf
% Lu iW or Ua,a
s.
q right re,e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

A;Hlo ne t"mp-ranelt ~9,d b7 -o 80 opposite
'tI'ne o." Ia Do. Aol.1 ts ,s4..la- playful ao-f
cord al iu bis clrr 4au. 90. att
t'a'-e -oS~rN VITO. -re,. .s fo OSIRIS tI. Iocstion
l vols '"AEfrt Dol 1850 b~ce.ue r-rt-r. AZ one Cd
" r~~ World "as.ns ara sot-.-t ,.rtuosc..
'-i e. -n+'r ia--iS io-.u. -t.u .r bon. tsen-.
fn To- -lrA~l such Taus.r took great
'.r'-t 1 teaching him ire master, ~ tho piano SIN
''r"hf never Nr-t when Pee upon Ials.s what
'''l ID" "o+f Ind RE famous pianist whether
-'N 'o'l receive iiri io9rnt.s ds.ir1t may be
med 'h~r~iot- len ono aat h, dscoV.re1 'r1t Tau
sig a. Inclined 3D. PA, tn- t.u
..tr r... r... ......t.. .r...-- 800.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

@ am pleased fo recommend Cham
beriaiu's Couch Remedy O. the best
thing I know ~ and safest remedy f1r
coughs. colds ard bronchial trouble
writes Mrs. T.. % Arnold. OF uerve-
Col We have used 90 repeatedly and
90 has never failed to give relief For
sale b. an dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

Margaret Driaud announce her
h'u"' that authors can wed happily
Then why don't they Chicago
Record Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

People usually fud &. exceedingly
difficult to forgive those whom they
have WrOuged Chicago Record.
Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

Done far ir read wheeling Orfi.al
f4 alt ertisemerf ir f1-11t'a issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04
New News of Yesterday
A Remarkable Feat of Musical Memoir,

''iNl u center, Rs-. T.l.s
n % rfsy .- s.f
THAI obi. ur.-t ...
'-ai'- wef the
i''4F pfai-t "
OF
N'r' iaF'rrtfs canes.
nlrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-04

keep our present rank o. mlrs.u..
nation
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Il n g.
lntelIigenCer

~uollshsd Daily. Except SUNDAY. 10 ..~
ihtehiseneer Publishing Company
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
NOT UP TO EXPECTATIONS
Mankind and the World Frequently Disappointing to Hopeful Youth,
 Says Theodore Parker.

l suppose many Of us are a little disappointed with mankind The world of the girls dream is not the world of the young woman's actual sight and touch, and still less is 1t so of the woman no longer young. In the moonlight of dreamy youth, as VIC lcok out of the windows and re- icice in the blooming apple trees. how different dces the world seem from what we find it the next dey, when in the heat of May sun. we go about and remove the csterpillars from the scrubby trees. 4 boy bred in wealthy family in a little village. se- ciIded from the eyes of men. filling his corsciousness with nature and the reflection Of human fife which deep poems and this great magnificent Bible and other religious books mir TOT down into his own soul, goes out into the world, and finds things very different from what they appeared when seen through the windows of the home which his fathers and moth CTS affection colored with the rose and violet of their own nature.-The- odore Parker.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
PRESS COMMENT
EXAMINING ABIGAIL"
(sL Louis ReYublic).

That is a rather reassuring view Of the power of recall over judges which. arguing from the analogy of ] the power Of impeachment conferred on legislative bcdles. asserts that it would be used with great reserve. It must be said that while practi- cally all other powers conferred on : legislative bodies have at some time or other been abused for political advantage, this power of impeach- ment over the Judiciary has been utilized with caution and wisdom. Tn 135 years of national history there is record of the impeachment of only four or five judges. the yer dict in all but one CT two cases be- ing acquittal The Impeachment record as to state judges is equally gratifying
 Wien we remember the tremend- ous tempests Of political passion that have swept the country, the early application Of the elective sys- tenn to judges and the number Of cases originating in politics which the judiciary have been called on to decide, this record seems not -oE3y highly creditable to the national temperament but even a little re- markabie.
 Probably the advocates Of the ju- Cicial recall would insist that legis- iauye bodies have been SO under the control Of the interests" that judges devoted 10 those interests and richly deserving Of impeach- ment have escaped their just dues. But is that going to be the case when we have legislative bodies of ] Cromwellian spirit chosen under the direct nomination plan and kept in strict obedience to the popular de sire through the recall. the inita- tive and referendum? Why win we need the application Of the reead 90 judges when we have legislators who can be recalled when they fail to impeach judges who deserve i'm peachment.
 Along with familiar and much-dis- |cussed points on the judicial recall ] Senator owen in a late speech adds one that may seem to have weight It is that when We have the recall judges will be deferred from amend ing the statutes Of the Legislative department, adding words in soma instances, or subracting words in others. at the judicial caprice.
 Isn't it inevitable that this tenden- cy to a loose construction of stat utes would be increased rather thar decreased by the recall? A judge facing humiliation and a speedy iosi of his job through the recall woult
 be under a powerful compulsion t' adopt popular interpretations Of stat
 utes. whether valid and intelligen
 Interpretations or not
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
What Electric Franchise
 Really Provides

of the additions of the City of Bisbee 7 that shall hereafter become a part Iof the corporate limits Of said city
 and the franchise and privilege under i this ordinance shall extend to said ad
 ditions.
 ] Section 3.-The grantee of this fran chsse, its successors and assigns shall
 have an electric system in operation in
 the City Of Bisbee within eighteen (lS) months from the granting hereof 1 Section 4.-The grantee of this | franchise shall file a bond running to i the City of Bisbee in the sum of one | thousand (S1000) dollars, with at least l two good and sufficient sureties, to be approved by the city mayor and com ! mon council: conditioned, that said grantee hereof or it's successors or assigns, shall well and truly observe, fulfill and perform each and every term and condition contained in sec. ! ton hereof. and that in case of any
 breach of condition of such bond. the whole of the penal sum therein named
 shall be deemed iquidated damages,
 and shall be recoverable from the prin
 cipals and sureties upon such bond, which said bond must be filed with the mayor and common council of the ! City of Bisbee within twenty (20) days after such franchise is awarded | Section 5.-The said grantee and [ their assigns are hereby required to
 nle written acceptance of the terms ! and conditions within twenty (20) | days from and after the passage O. ' this ordinance together with a bond of l one thousand (sf0OO) dollars as requir. ' ed in section 1 hereof.
 ! Section 6.-The maximum amount [ to be charged by the grantee of this franchise for furnishing electricity to ! the residents of the City of Bisbee is hereby fixed at the sum of twenty
 (20) cents per kilowatt hour and it IS further provided that the grantee here of shall furnish free lamp renewals | to all consumers paying regular light ing rates. The grantee hereof shall
 furnish to the City Of Bisbee free oi charge two hundred and twenty-five (225) kiloWatt hours per month for lighting the city hall and other city
 buildings and shall furnish street lighting to the said City of Bisbee al the rate of ten (10) cents per kilowatt hour
 Scction 7.-Nothing in this ordin ance. or the franchise hereby granted. shall be construed or interpreted as in any manner preventing the City Of Bisbee from adopting and enforcing any reasonable regulation appertain-
 ing to the manner of placing said poles and conduits for carrying said light
 and power.
 Section S.-This ordinance shall be in force from and after its passage, ap-
 progal and due publication according
 to law.
 | Passed by the mayor and common council of the City Of Bisbee. Terri tory Of Arizona. this Sth day of No vember, 1906, by the following votes: Ayes, 1.
 Nays, none
 Presented 10 the mayor for his sig
 nature and approval and by him duly signed and approved this 2Sth day Of ! December, 1906.
 WM. HUGHES, Mayor Pro. Tem. Attest: c. W. HICKS,
 . Clerk of Common Council
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
OBJECT LESSON FOUND
 IN EXCELLENT ROAD

ITO one interested in the subject of good roads a trip from Naco- zari to Moctezuma over the govern ment road provides a liberal educa- ton in the matter of good roads and demonstrates what can be done in the way Of improvement and maintenance of public highways, declares Frank Doan, who returned from Moctezuma on Saturday
 This road, according to Mir. Doan, running from Nacozari to Moctezuma is approximately sixty miles in length and for the entire distance is in practically the same condition as is c avenue in this city. There are no boulders. holes or stumps and the road which averages forty feet in width for the entire distance is a fine well kept boulevard From Nacozari to the mouth of the canyon south a distance of about twelve miles the road bed is of rock ballast and from there on to Cumpas the road has been recently graded and is kept in excellent repair by con vict labor.
 The country through which the road passes at this season of the year is beautiful as now everything is. green and the rolling country gives it a fine effect
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-09
ulacInlA auslNEss MEN

FAIBMONT. w Va. Aug. S-iseaa- ing merohants of cities and towns throughout the state were on hand today al the opening Of tae anrual convention Of tho Retail 5Hs'nes7 Mems association of West Virginia. Insurance, advertising. freight rates tbe parcel post and other qges'ions of general interest and importance in the retail trade are sche4rled Tor consideration during the two days
 sessions. --