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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

representation: Alabama, Arkansas, Flor ida. Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mary land, Mississippi Missouri, North Caro- lima. South Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennes- see, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia
 Willard Speaks
 There is a possibility that the period of great industrial activity in this country may find the railroads utterly unable to carry the greatly augmented burden imposed upon them and that their partial failure to meet the sl'- ation in 1906 and 907 has furnished a sufficient foretaste of what such a condition would mean, was the warn ing note sounded by President Daniel willard of the Baltimore and Ohio rail road in an address at a dinner here to- night to the visiting governors or southern and western states and rali- road officials.
 MT. Willard continued in part as fol- lows:
 "Today the presence of a surplus above interest and dividend require nents as the result of a years oper- ation is looked upon in many guar ters as evidence of such. a degree of prosperity as to justify a reduction Of rates, or an increase of wages, or both and it has come about that the railroad is well nigh unable to erect ively resist either.
 The capital requirements for the next five years will not be less than $500, coo eco per year and we have most excellent authority for believing that they may approach the enormous sum of S1.000, ,0O0, 000 per annum. The prob lem then. which confronts the railroads at the present time, is where and by what means is to be obtained the great of new capital needed to pro- vide the additional facilities and new mileage necessary to properly meet the reuuirements of a growing country and when finally obtained, how will the additional obligations for interest and dividends be met?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
FRUIT DAMAGED BY
 HONDURAN STORM

New Orleans, December S.-Mail reports received here today from Puerto Cortez Honduras, state that considerable dam. age to fruit and shipping was done by the storm which swept the north coast of that country the past week. The storm ragged for five days, with heavy rains and high winds. At Chaloma, 20 miles south of Puerto Cortez, practically all of the banana plants were blown down At Culmala the large plantation of the Hub bard Zem,iiTay Steamship company, a large tug and several lighters were lost and the banana trees on the plantation were laid flat Several hundred thou sand dollars had been spent on this plantation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

For appropriate floral offerings. phone l1 See Godden's Seed & Flower Store. 201S First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
IS THE HOST OF FIFTEEN
 STATE EXECUTIVES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE D
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09
LICE LoY. Undertaken. Phones 7cs.

SHAW, the Undertaken. Phones 9.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-09

JOHNS Undertaking Co.,. Phones 1902
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
ReheIs Move on Ensenada

Mexicali, Mex, Feb. PA move
ment of Mexican rebels on Ensenada
was begun today with the dispatch
of an advance guard to take and hold
Pecachos Pass through the Cocohah
mountains. The main body of insur-
rectos will remain here for several
days, owing to a difference of opin-
ion between the two leaders, Gener-
ais Leyva and Berthold, regarding the
advantage of holding Mexicali.
Berthold wants to move on Ensen-
ada Immediately, while Leyva, the
self-styled commander-in-chief, is de-
termined to wait here in expectation
of a battle with the federals, who
are reported coming from the east.
That the insurrectos here are con-
ducing the revolution in Lower Cali
fornia independent Of every outside
authority, was demonstrated today by
the statement of General Leyva, when
it was reported that Madero was
headed this way Leyva said: 81
should be glad to see Madero, but
he is not my boss.'' 1t is certain if
Madero came to Lower California to
form a provisional government, he
would meet with opposition from both
Leyva and Berthold.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
THIRTEEN INCHES OF SNOW

According TO the government guage
at the Normal the total amount OF
snow that has fallen here since Fri.
day night is thirteen inches. This is
equivalent to considerably over an
inch of rain. The snow has fallen
evenly and has not drifted to any
considerable extent, which will in
sure its doing the greatest possible
good to the soil and grass. More
snow is expected to fall tomorrow as
the weather forecast indicates fur
ther precipitation.
The temperature dropped to five
degrees above zero last night. Con-
trary to the expectations of many
people the night was not as cold as
the preceding one. During the great
er part of today melting weather pre-
vailed and walking was unpleasant.
Colder temperature is expected to
night and tomorrow.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
The OPENING GUN OF BATTLE
ITS PASSAGE MEANS HISTORIC
CHANGE IN BRITISH LEGIS-
LATIVE PROGRAM
BOTH Sides ARE Confident
GREATEST CONTROVERSY FOR
SEVERAL GENERATIONS NOW
ON IN EARNEST

London, Feb. 21.-The government
bill to abolish the veto power of the
house of lords, which, if the gov
ernment is able to pass it as it now
stands, promises to accomplish an
historic change in the parliamentary
system of Great Britain, was intro
duced in the house today by Premier
Asquith. No one processes to see the
outcome of the battle. If the liberals
have any thought of compromise
they are keeping their intentions to
themselves. The greatest controv-
ersy known to this country for sew
eraI generations, is now on, with
both sides apparently determined not
to yield except to superior force.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
n,NNER IN AN AIRsHlP

philadelphia, Feb. 21.-From tnil.s
- forty men and women. as gues's guest
TO I, lUnsy rssy,es T 2. Coke, the banker and
ol O,nhman. n previous to the assembly y
ball Friday night will take = 'l.r .,aH. =
the cabin of a dirigible Trans-A.,a .',aoa
tic flyer. The voyage is to take .l'a,,os p.scs
in the course of a dinner, rast wn,sn
nromises to be one of the stranses' e,a
poo,atv p,O functions ever given in Pnila
- Sslnh;a. The airship will be an an
oe,u oeorad above the solarium on tn
cn caof of the Bellevue-stratford. Al
proximately three hundred rss-,,'To ,eT' tran tran
/, the street, level, the soiariu, ~,
|, formed as it viii be, Is regar0ea saa,iT IiT
J enough to give the diners = ls ',ond
J. that they are really among 'ne ''o
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
ASSISTED BY THREE SENATORS
HALE, sMooT AND M'cuM6ER IN
EVIDENT SYMPATHY WITH
ATTACKS ON BILL
WON'T MAKE FOOD CHEAPER
EX-GOVERNOR BACHELOR DE-
cLAREs 1T WILL DESTROY EF-
FEcTs OF THE TARIFF

Washington, Feb. 21.-The farmers
of the United States registered their
protests against Canadian reciprocity
today before the senate committee
on finance. Former Governor n. J.
Bachelor, of New Hampshire,
master of the National Grange, made
the opening argument, and received
valuable assistance from Senators
Hale, Smoot and McCumber, who
were in evident sympathy with the
attacks on reciprocity. Mr.. Bacheid-
or said six millions of farmers were
united in opposition to the agree.
ment. He denied that cheap ioou
would result. and said that free traae
with Canada would mean that ens
American farmers would derive ~
benefit. whatever. from the tarin.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
UNPREPARED FOR EXPOSURE
REGULAR TROOPS CLAD ONLY IN
COTTON TROUSERS AND
SANDALS
DETAILS OF RECENT BATTLE
BRUSH BETWEEN A NAVARRO DE-
TACHMENT AND REBELS, ENDS
IN DEFEAT OF FORMER

Ell Paso, Tex, Feb. 21.-The sol :
diers of the insurrecto and Mexican
federal armies are suffering severely
as the result of snow and sleet
storm throughout this section.
Navarro's federals, cotton trousered
and shod only with sandals, are abb
solutely without food and supplies at
Guadalupe, and used to the warm
climate of southern Mexico, are feel
ing keenly the winter weather.
The insurrectos are harder, but
they, too, are suffering, their condi-
ton being aggravated by shortage
of provisions.
Mail advices from Parral say the
insurrectos have taken the town OF
Naica near Santa Rosalia, Chihuahua,
and that one native merchant was
forced to give up $4,000 to the revo-
Iutionary cause.
The truth probably came out to-
Law regarding reported fighting east
# Juarez, when jose Olguin came 70 {
n Paso from Saragosa, IL miles east :,
~ Juarez. He says battle tooh
Mace last Thursday between oan0
~ about rs insurrecteos and a com,
- 90 federals, and after the nen.
MAJ :, oornted 4s dead federals on tne
8a,d olguin is we'll KNOW ,os,
team and reliable. On rhurSu"s
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
IAN SENTENCE FOR
"ROOMER" FIREMAN
.ux ERENzeL CONVICTED A.
TRINIDAD OF sWlP.Ne
CASE AND ovERcoAT

trinidad, Colo, Feb 2A'-ro and
ing unto himself sun NV % mas
ing aat belonging to a fellow pa'
sanger on board santa monk
seneo1 +no east Monday night frann
r,nue, - a former fireman empio. "a ~
py ..e .no county Jail for a period OF SIX, SIX
~ aavs after pleading guilty 70 .~
V u". tho court of Justice Bowers
oers onze, was a passenger on .n' m
- ma from La Junta pouhu ~
Las Vegas. He fell IN WIN onlove
= lake and other raliroau on
=. - ~ - the New Mexico city an
eSar e9 became friendly. When the .sa, u
u4onned at Trinidad Lake got on ,
lunch and Frenzel tooA Il
ond overcoat and made MS 9
av Lake returning, discoVereu
80 ond Immediately suspecteu :, :,
~, He at once notified the POI
and accompanied by oinoel .S
~ lake made a search OF 'ne
toront rooming houses ana apou'
o'clock located Frenzel and the S'O
property in a room ond
Erenzel pleaded guilty anu
sentenced to serve sixty Gays s ~ =
and to pay a fine of $40 anu
amounting TO $S6.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
AMERICAN ENGINEER
TO MEXICAN PRlSON
sen7eNcE OF TEN YEARS I'M
.oeen ON A. J. FARRELL WHO
LENT MURDERER WEAPON

Ci+v of Mexico, Feb. 2l.-A seu
tanca of ten years Imprisonment
nosed against A. ]. Farrell, an Ane.
con civil engineer, on an accusa.
made against him in Guaoaiupv'
zocatecas. of completely in one A
inc Of a Mexican miner last NoseM
her is attracting more than oroihai'
w. .4'nt,on in this city and in Ell oro'
.,soro he was formerly one OF INC
80 w.. nonular American residents
ms psoausa there seems to have been
-,;scarriage of justice in the case'
the American ambassador is MAMIE ,s
thorough investigation II - 49,
40 testimony brought forward al 'ns
trial of Farrell showed tnat nc M ~
:, at ,% .nled the miner, but had lent ms !
~ voluer to the man who did comm
the deed in self defense
rha killing occurred in NoVempe'
i 80, was imprisoned at the tim
/ .nd as the case was nonpaiia0ie :
d m ~omoined in prison until the 'ria
n Shioh was held recently. Tne Sc.
re tence imposed makes it imposs,D -,
ne under the law for Farrell to get u' %
d. a,r,no the process of a new 'ri'
ed an appeal for which will be ma nas
al A. .sa, aSf came to Mexico some yea
.ao = IS said, from St. Louis MO
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
FOSTERS BUY RIO
GRANDE REPUBLICAN
-oemER OWNERS OF RAJ oS
RANGE, INVADE SOUTHERN
NEW MEXICO

Las Cruces, N. NJ, FEB.
and Mrs. orrin A. Foster, VINO nav
. success of the Daily hanee' c,t,
naton and then of the Clayton oi'l
zen in Union county. have empalAsa r,.,,.
on the sea of journalism at Las ID
cos having bought the ITO nsnon
De, . pannnliean from Allen J. rapen'
Thev have ordered standard ~ o,
NO and will invest in a po"e,
nress ,Ss Then, if Las Cruces suppOls ~
ouch a venture, they will issue ~
pannblican three-times-a-week as "a,
z . '.a,,minarv to an up-to-date uaii'
The Republican will in the iu'u. ua
aaense TO be a shuttlecock pe'Wee
factions. but will support INC 90 80
Of lean party right Loyalty. Las cru, :,
- =. i,'~ - we'll located for live daily q
,ir # energy, talent and q, exp eapsi, hos
re- count for anything VIII soon ~. w. .
70 Of a successful one with MT; .,.a :
~ ~ NJ Mrs Foster as publishers and eai'0
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
GATES ARRIVES in
NEWY0RK; WILLLIVE
THE SPECIAL TRAIN CARRYING
MILLIONAIRE SON MADE
NEW RECORD

New York Feb. 2L--A record in q
ast long distance travel by tram waS tf
.aa NV the arrival here OF Charles r.
q Gates son OF John w. Gates. the
New York financier. who compie0eu
aasn of nearly three thousand
N. ocross the continent TO obtain
| expert treatment for a case Oh O'0o
poisoning. 4no
The first report given out upon '
tho train at the Grand Cen
no, station at 10:49 O'CLOCK las
v ,,,an+ was that Mr.. Gates was IN
= ,ot+or condition than when he Star
~ On the hurried trip east. Dr. re
y lowc Davis, the physician VINO n'
him. said there was no inino
49, aanser and if the case went no Wor
thon he expected, Mr.. Gates ms
ak be himself again in few weeAI' >
md 10 obain of fast trains carried n
,as- catos over 2,sS9 miles of track
ain sovontv-eight hours, including all
ank the several stops which are neceS''
'yed for changing engines, swltchins'
tied This is an average for the wiio'e
six 90 +birty-seven miles an NJ
lar counting stops.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
SENATE VOTES ON
LORIMER RTOMORROW
BALLOT WILL BE TAKEN iMME-
DiATELY FOLLOWING sPEECH
IN HIS OWN BEHALF

Washington, Feb. 2l.-Senator Bur-
rows. sshetrs.as.se ef the committees on
t.sasv that If no other Henator des..
"a to speak. he would ask the sr
- vote ON the Lorimer case toino.
so at the conclusion of Senator
Lorimer's speech. tbe
$ senator Beveridge today made 1ne
.,e~,n1 argument against Mr.. Lori
mer'g retention of his seat. Tne ga,. a.
,ar,es and floors were filed with IN,
.arosted listeners. He contenueu
that a sufacient number of memDeis
81 the Illinois legislature had peer
to,nted to make Lorimer's success
49, rosu,t Of corruption. 1T Is TN
integrity of the election anu .,o ~ ~,
the member that must determine ~ =,
votes" he said. "and we mus" mus . -
eide this question on its meri's'
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
NAVY ABOUT TO REVOLT

Lisbon, Feb. 21.-Relations between
the government and the navy have
again reached almost the breaking
point as result of a demand by the
navy for the reinstatement and the
appointment to the command of the
Battleship Almirante Refs of Captain
Jose Cerelj, one of the naval heroes
of the revolution, who had been PEN
stoned by former Premier Frances be-
cause of alleged disloyalty
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
nay and NIGHT
SHIFTS The PLAN
ou,rr ENGINEER OF cAMFiE-o
DAM DETERMINED TO Posn
CONSTRUCTION

Int ond day shifts soon VIII
be utilized in the construction u
80, which will form the reser-
~. for the irrigation system Oh 'ne
as Vegas grant, according 70 =.
c+,r,son chief engineer for the 0a"
cola development company MI
s.,r,son arrived yesterday afternoon
from his headquarters in Greeie.
Colo This morning, in spite ol 'no
a cold he spent several hours %
the damsite. Mr.. StiniSon
hol,aves the plan adopted for the ool
Oeiio, ..an of the lam will work ou
most successfully. -
In fact. he believes 1t Is INC -
Of construction that cou
II have been adopted. He says =
y hurrv-up policy will be in vogue ~
rntil the dam is comple'e
IN w McAnelly, who accompanl
~. ct;mson here, will have super
zion Of the work as construction
n,noor He and Mr.. Stimson re'u
. "a 20 Greeley this afternoon MI
NJ, sno Anellv will return to Las Vegas NJ !,
'u dow at which time the WORK Oh
,,t, - building will be begun with
= ,io ~ that will carry it to rapid compie'
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
TRAINS RUNNING
MANY HOURS LATE
AT NOON LOCAL SANTA FE STA
TION RESEMBLED KANSAS
CITY UNION DEPOT

About noon today the Santa re
passenger station resembled the
union depot in Kansas City, severai
delayed trains from the east nav
ing arrived in bunch Trains nos
4 and q. due hers yesterday eVenins'
oama in at noon covered With ice
- -, .na alled with complaining
rers. who did not seem TO ap-
E-.a,ate the delay of nearly "a houis.
r,.,,o,sh the cars were we'll neaooe
- .ha travellers had en1oyeo
ano oa,s with fair regularity, ou'
70 the existence of plenty OIL
hotels along the line ,.,.ai
rroin No. 3, the California iiini'e,
orr,ved at 1880, little owe,
60 ,o+o The limited is SAID
80 met hard luck in western ma
x aas the engine jumping the IRA '
IN "a taking header into a Dig u.
Nobody was injured. Drfts are, are .
l>o'oes o formed to great depth
TO ~ ostern Kansas and the SANTA
is clearing them away WIN
n,ows. Traffic from the mes -
been p fairly regular, the STORM :,
wo having caused the railway So III
trouble in that quarter
Sc Today,s trains are running "
fern nearer on schedule time f. Nos, s0snec. :
rain ne dne here this evening at respeo
ven . D, Ns XIX and e:s5, are schedu,e'
ly o'A' N ord 7.45 o'clock
y arrive at NV uos three h
,ails, 10 from tne " .,a No. /,
,pers late this al.erno a. 1.bo. is
,ank- here from inc 80 urt;, 5:15.
tomorrow traffic VIII assume
NAL regularity.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
ALLEGED DIAMOND THIEVES

Denver, Feb Civ. G. Douglas
recently arrested in Denver, has gwen
chief of Police Armstrong ana flnA
.rton detectives a sworn sfatemeh'
nat GLADYS whitney and walter FER
40 now held by the police OF sal.
.ava city. confessed to him Una.
.,,av robbed James d. Diehi, a travel7
,ns salesman for the Charles Wa.nS''
yaua,rv company of Denver, OF @io'
600 worth of diamonds whne Co.
stonn,ng at Salt Lake hotel on Del
tember 2, last.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
SOLD WIFE AND BABE

Omaha, Neb., Feb. 21.-Dick wat
son of Omaha last week sold his wile
and 1s-month-old baby girl to Cnas'
Roosevelt for 25 cents. RooseVei'
borrowed the quarter with whicn 10
purchase the pair. took them nome
with him and all parties seemed satiS
fed. watson and his wife were mar
RED three years ago and have NOT
lived happily. Last Monday. after
- xxat-<,x, cried. ia sell you for =
,,,,arter ff anyone viii buy you.
Rooaevelt heard the remark por.,s 80,
"a the money. paid the price ano 'oe,
hts property. Watson says ne W.
seek a divorce.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
INIT BIRTH RATE, HE sAfe

Con,nridge. Mass, Feb. M'-froi,
- NJ carver, the Harvard economiS'
and sociologist, is in favor OF sma 1..,o.
fa, families and advocates more resIrlo, a
.;on. on the birth rate. In a sisneu
settlement he said the family e&lS's ~
control the number OF cniiu m .hose
iusuring adequate support for .,s .noSs
m that are born, and that no one snoui0
naro more children than he can sup
t nav decently. Professor Carve
takes a diametrically Opposite w. y,
sron, s charles w. Eliot presluen
: ameritus of Harvard, who recen'l
!, nresented arguments for larger Ian
lilies in American homes
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
~ LINER AND ARMED

nS9 YORK Feb. 2t.-benlanhn
( New second cabin passenger on
hsn0r, lSd ! surentic, which came in yester+
the Laul rsnm liverpool, created great
ueruas ,.ant among the 532 passengers
when he bolted from his eaOin s, o,on las, .
WrIa Wriday night and fired wildly a ai0ns 9ns
friu%s 18th Of the port corridor Of the
sta steteroom deck. One bullet l en,sses ,odsed
the pursers cabin and others sn,n l'dssp ssT
eral officers rushed at the nian an,
raa' he was reloading the weapon an an
d,sarmed him. He was turned o'e
t,''I - the immigration authorities
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21

fieeces are steady, but three-eighths
blood Ohio is selling at 2S q 29
cents, with Ohio delaine at 43 cents.
Some original territory wool has ap-
peared and is being held at Is cents.
There is very little demand for Cali
fornia wool, while the Texas product
shows some light transfers.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
CLOSE TO CHINESE BORDER
IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT ORDERS
STRENGTHENING OF WATCH
TO RESIST INVASION
ALSO MOBILIzING AN ARMY
1T BEGINS TO LOOK LIKE THE
DRAGON AND THE BEAR
ARE TO CLASH

st. Petersburg, Feb. 21.-A dis
patch from Harbin says that Russian
troops are being concentrated at
Kiampta, a settlement in Siberia,
close to the Chinese frontier and to
the Chinese town of Miamechin. Ord
ers have been issued to strengthen
the watch on the frontier. The Chin
ese residents general of Mongolia
have received orders from Pekin to
mobilize the banner troops.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
JAILER KILLED Rv POLICEMAN

El Paso, Tex, Feb. 21.-Fred Hig-
gins, mounted policeman, shot and
killed Tranquilivo Lopez the county
jailer at Dona Ana county, in Las
Cruces, N. M, Saturday night. Hig-
gins had arrested two men and car
ried them to jail, but Lopez refused
to receive them. A dispute followed
inwhich Lopez was shot, dying from
the effects of his wounds, early Sun
day morning.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
DEMOCRATS TO REVISE TARIFF

Washington, Feb. 21.-In an extra
session of congress follows the ad-
journment of the present session on
March A, the democrats of the house
will set about at once to revise sew
eral schedules of the Payne-Aldrich
act. An authoritative statement to
that effect was given out today by
Representative Underwood of Ala
bama, who has been selected as
chairman of the new house commit
tee on ways and means.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
MANILA Sees FIRST
Flight in BIPLANt
EXHIBITION BY BUD MARS reA'
uRE OF OPENING DAY OF
ANNUAL CARNIVAL

Manila. Feb. 2l.-Manila's annual
Iva, opened here today. Ihou,
sands came from the provinces anu
aan ,snal many visitors from Japan
and China. The most mover ie" ' the
COS los the first aeroplane flight in s IN,
o~,ont o Bud Mars sailing in a baiu
win biplane. The exhibition
toe keenest interest
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
MAlu|IsuBsIDY BILL . - :.
RADLY EMASCULAIED
LOUISE COMMITTEE VOTES TO
sAyoRABLY REPORT IT, AZ
/ TER AMENDING

ur.sn,npton. Feb. 21.-The ocean
mail subsidy bill, which a'Teaos mas mas
nassed ,,s the senate, was ordered @ laV-
prsbly prs reported today by the house house
committee on pOstohhces, BY = s0so so
~ seven to six. 1t was amended ,'s. =
~ u TO - omit the Trans-Pacific lines
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
TWENTY-IWO ARE
INJURED in WRECk
..oxeN RAIL CAUSES TRAIN TO
PLUNGE DOWN THlRTY-Foo'
EMRANKMENT

Elko, New, Feb N'-i"''
.onvers we're injured, three Sc
seriously, in the wreck OF S0u'ne-
no,e,o east bound passenger tram
No 10. near Palisade, Nev' last even
ing The wreck was cauSeu " .,,s
m hroken rail. Seven cars left 'ne r r@l,.
aav coach and two tourist sleeper
rol,inp down a thirty-foot emOan'
ment.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
HAyIl ORDEREDOTO
APPLY SOFT PEDAL
.-r department AT VAST
,ne7oN ADVISES AGAINST
WHOLESALE EXECUTIONS

washington, Feb. 21.-As the result @
= ! protest registered by the Britlsn
consul general at Port au rrinoe' ,
oo a,nst the reign of terror in Hayti'
s5s ana state department today made rep
resentations to the Haytien govern
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
WINTER WEATHER is
GENERAL over i. 5.
,-amoMErER DOWN TO ZEho'
FOLLOWING RAIN AND
SNOW STORM

washington, Feb. 2l-Nlppy W. w.
temperatures prevailed this ne,l mOrn,nd an6
p,,ar the country. The snow anu
roin storms, which have sweep ' S',t
p, oonoss @,r the country, have gone , ~.
'Sanoosed barometric pressure "'
SEM sem .nG weather prevailing as fal
tn 90 north Florida. In the nor'I
west zero or below is reported :"
sections.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21

it is known the insurrectos did have
a fight between Juarez and Guadalupe
at which point Maedro was then lo-
Gated, and it is also known that there
was band of insurrectos in that
region, the leadership of which Ma
dero had not known.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
WoOl. BUYERS ARE
ACTING CAUTIOUSLY
n,,,lNEss cHARAcTIzEs THE
BOSTON MARKET-vAlots
s REMAIN STEADY

BOSTON, Feb. 21.-The wool marAs' ~.
continues very dull, the buyers ao.
,ne cautiously and confining 'ne.l -
.-s s,.ot;ons TO small lots. Values 70
main steady with less pressa,o o.oa,,u
unload at sacrifice prices Meoiu''
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
yFGGMEN BLOW SAFE
OF CARRIzOlO BANK
uowEvER, THEY FAIL TO ope"
INNER DOOR OF STRONG Box
MAKING EMPTY HAUL

II, paso. Tex, Feb. 21.-Yeggmen
last night blew open the sale o. M NJ
,sss I.osange Bank at Carrizozo, n. NJ
hut secured nothing, as ene ~, ~
Soor M was not opened The interloi
.na building was badly damages
by the explosion a
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
uA MrM RATTLESHlPS

: washington, Feb. 21.-Tne mus ,
.,,s afternoon voted for two new
,,a.t,ozhin,. , 1ss to ia. The Hopsoh
amendment for three battlesnipS
lost 161 to 81.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-02-21
.,...zx a,rL VETOED

Des Moines. Iowa, Fed
ernor Carol has vetoed the oieto''
plan primary bill, Recently passeo os
the state legislature.
es.~e<.or Carroll II niR xsxe e =
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