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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13
Store Building Is Sold.

wiilige, Gibbs & Daniel, real estate
brokers. have sold to James D. Garner
the new store building 10 Claiming street
northeast one of the structures recently
erected opposite the filtration plant by
Edward NJ. Dulin. 1t is understood that
81. O0O was paid for the premises, which
will be held By the purchaser as an in
yestment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13
BODY OF ACTOR FOUND
IN RUINS OF IHEATER
Lafayette the Great, Who Perished
by Fire, Easily Identified
by Searchers.

EDINBURGH. May 13.-Lying amid the
fire ruins of tie Empire Music Hall in
the pit where the CONFERENCE.-The of the
iron curtain were sunk. searchers last
evening found the body of Lafayette
the Great, the vaudeville performer. who
with several members of his company
persisted in the fire that destroyed the
theater several nights ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13
WARNED AGAINST AEROS.
Soldiers Told Of Danger of Machines
Dropped on Them.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON. May 13.-An order has just
been issued calling the attention OF SOL
diers to the danger Of aeropianes drop
ping on them, especially when the avia-
tors are inexperienced.
The artillery practice camp on Sails.
bury plain is close TO the training ground
Of the air corps. as we'll as the British
cd Colonial Aeroplane Company's ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13
Fatal Shot From Cat Rifle.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. May 49,
James H. bowman. forty-seven years
old, a prominent business man, who was
slightly paralyzed some months ago in
New York. and since then the guest of his
sister. Mrs. r. Innis Taylor, near here,
fatally shot himself yesterday while shoot
ing with a cat rifle at a target. For
twenty-five years he represented q promi-
nent New York business house. and had
accumulated q large estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13
Policeman Shoots Soldier.

Ell PASO. Tex, May 13.-Private Ben
Ford of Troop L. 4th United States Cav
airy, was shot in the stomach and prob
ably fatally wounded last night by Police
man Fletcher OF this city. The shooting
Is alleged to have been the result of an
assault upon the officer by the soldier and
some associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13

place at the Davos the other day under
unusual circumstances. In addition to
the parents Of the child. there were pres
ent the following relatives: Four grand
parents, one great-grapdfather. four
MISUNDERSTANDING Their united
ages were nearly 800 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13
Factory Destroyed by Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 13.-Fire,
believed to have been caused by an over
heated bearing, destroyed the wool and
curled hair factory of John D. Grover &
Sons, at Trenton avenue and Tulip
street, yesterday. Adjoining warehouses
of the firm were badly damaged. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-13
Girls Rescued From Fire

WILKESBARRE, Pa. May 13-The
factory OF Gall & Brother. manufac-
turers Of underwear, was destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000 Four hun
dred girls employed In the building were
taken out safely.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15
Ha naCid0 Vd. en- DiCiembre


un hombre 5 mujer nacidos en- dicism-
bre.
Y son mas felices siguiendo su pro-
pia inspiration, que fandose de los con-
sejos de los otros.
Las muieres son muy del hogar; exec
lentes esposas y madres abnegadas.
Estas personals pueden llegar las ma
yores fortunas en- la vida, 81 saben adop-
tar por regla de conducta los preceptos
siguientes:
"Sabed ordenar el exito.'
"Haced 10 que es necesario y como es
necesario.'
"Sed perseverance, audaz, valiente,
el triunfo vendra." "
Estas personals son los campeOnes de
la verdad. Toda promesa hecha por elias
puede tenerse como sagrada.
Estan dotadas de tanta franqueza
que les sucede no comprender>fa de lo
otros amigos que no estan dotados dc
tan profundo amor la verdad
SQUE DEBEN HACER LAS PERSO
MAS NACIDAS EN- DICIEMBRE?
Las personas nacidas en- este mes de-
ben buscar la calma el reposo, darse
cuenta de que la precipitation es Ia
companera de la inquietud y del cui-
dado.
Deben tener IN peQueilo nllmero de
amigos, y tratar de no ofenderlos.
Que sc esfuercen en- ignorar los defec-
tos de su amigos; y que recuerden que
su mission no es aclarar los defectos aje-
nos.
Que Sc acostumbren 4 no contar con
Ell APPLAUSE con Ell reconoclmento, por-
que de 10 contrario experimentaran nu-
merosas desilusiones
Como tienen confianza en- elias mis-
mas, deben contentarse con las satisfac-
clones del amor propio, cuando hayan
hecho algo
Deben acostumbrarse q practicar el
perdon de las injurias, porque la rude
"a hiere a menudo q los que las 70.
dean.
Deben mantener el poder de su per-
sonalidad, porque es ahi donde Sc en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15

Las personals nacieias Ell Diciembre
estan dotadas de una -natrualeza fran
ca y energica. Son enemigas de la ra-
tina, y tienen mrcha confanza en- todo
10 que emprenden.
Estan siempre atareadas, Y no tienen
paciencia para esperar los resultados.
Son muy practicas y agenciosas; es-
ia cualidad las hace, veces, crueles
para con aquellos que no pueden Sc
guirlas en- la lucha
Sc les festidia facilmente; tienen un
caracter colerico, pero sin guardian
rencor.
Son honradas y jnstas hasta ell exec
so pero raramente tienen exito cuando
manejan los negocios de otro.
Son impulsivas, y tienen una manera
especial de hacer las cosas, que veces
ponen en- aprieto a los que las ayudan.
Tienen preferencias Y repugnancias
muy marcadas, con tendencias 4 des-
preciar todo 10 que no comprenden.
Son en- general, optimistas, porque
sus deseos Sc realizan casi siempre.
Adquieren conocimientos profundos, Y
triunfan particularmente en- las empire
sas lucrativas.
Estan sujetas q crisis nerviosas,
cuando no tratan de combatir sus ten
dencias & precipitar el curso de los su-
cesos
Su salud es excelente viven mu-
cho.
Emprenden largos viajes, Y es raro
que mueran en- ell lugar en- donde ma
cieron.
Obtienen triunfos en- la m1sica, y en-
general, en- todas las arte.
Son capaces de grandes afeetos; Pc
70 detestan todo 10 que podria menos-
cabar su individualidad.
Son activas, sobre todo en- la .iuven-
tud, y permanecen siempre diigentes.
Estas personals no Sc ocupan mas que
de srls asuntos, y son muy discretas.
Muy minuciosas en- su trabajo, termi-
nan siempre ell que han comenzado antes
de emprender otro.
Tienen tanto exito en- los asuntos eco
nomicos, que es raro yer sin dinero &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15

.~-~; Para que insulteis una veg mas
d Aurora de Caylus
La VOC del Duque temblaba de CO.
lera.
NO, a fe mia, no. Tengo que
deciros. .iDiablo de hombre - dijo
parando el primer ataque de Nevers.
ii Tened cuidado!
Nevers furioso, creyendo que Sc
burlaba, le acometi6 con mas brio. 7
le dirigia estocada sobre estocada
con la peculiar igereza que'le hacla
tan temible en- ell combate. Lagarde-
re paraba sus golpes y cada vez que
detenia su espada gritaba con mas
f1erza:
-; Escuchadme, escuchadme. es,
cuchadmel
-iNo, no, no -contestaba Nevers
acompanando cada negaci6n de una
vigorosa estocada.
A fuerza de retroceder ell Parisien
lleg6 junto al muro. La sangre su-
biendose q la cabeza le mareaba. Re-
sistir tanto tempo, al placer de po-
ner su espada entire las cejas de Ne
vers, era el colmo del heroismo.
-Escuchadme-- dijo una vez mas.
-No-contesto el otro.
Wed que va no puedo. retroce-
der.
--Mejor.
III Rayos y truenos --grit6 Lagar.
dere cansado de paradas y sintiendo
que Sc le acababa la paciencia.-5Se-
ra precise abriros Ell craneo para que
no mateis q vuestra hijag
-iMi hija - dijo Nevers estupe-
facto.--iM l,ija en- w1estros brazos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15
ouentra ell secreto de su fuerza.

euenrra Ell SecretO Gle Su fuerZa.
Deben aprender sobreponerse, Y no
;onceder sino muy poca importancia
as miserias de Ia vida.
Las mujeres nacidas en- este mes lleva-
AN un anillo con diamante, turquesa s
arbunclo; y los hombres I'm prendedor
rnado con una de esas piedras.
Las personals nacidas en- diciembre de-
)en emprender sus empresas importan.
les en- febrero 6 en- JUNO, y particular
nente en- jueves; no deben envidiar las
'lquezas nadie, porque estan maravi-
llosamente dotadas para el exito.
Deben especializar sus talentos de una
nanera muy clara, porQue IN especia-
Iista habil triunfa siempre.
Deben casarse con personals nacidas
on abril, agosto noviembre. Las que
aayan nacido en- otros meses pueden
oonvenirles, siempre que hayan triunfa.
do de sus malos instintos.
Haran bien en- escribir, en- I'm lugar
en- donde puedan leerlo todos los dias.
Ell QUESTIONABLE siguiente:
"iAcaso habeis tenido suerte cuando
tenlais el esplritu preocupado?'
. Los celos y la venganza os han da-
do alguna vez alg1n amigo?
La c6lera os ha proporcionado algu.
na agradable relaci6n alegre entreteni.
miento?''
(Continuara.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15

suelo Ell Parisien lie oy6 decir. miera-
tras desenvainaba la espada:
Dos antorchas no vendrian NAL
aQui.
Avanz6 q tientas. Los montones
de heno le hacian tropezar de vex en-
cuando.
Else diablo de eaballero parece
que desea jugar 4 la gallina ciega-
dijo Nevers con impaciencia.
Despues Sc detuvo y exclam6:
ID No hay nadie aquis
-Yo-- respondio el Parisien.--Y
valera que estuviese solo.
Nevers no oyo la segunda mitad de
esta replica y Sc dirigi6 vivamente
hacia ell sitio donde la voz habia So
nado.
-Vamos, caballero, en- guardia. Sc
va donde estais Y no puedo perder
tempo.
Ell Parisien mecia siempre a la nj
ma que dormia como un serafin.
y sin embargo, es precise que
antes me sigais.
-Os desafio a que me persuadais.
Despues del mensaje que me habeis
envlado esta manana no puedo oiros.
Vamos, pues, en- guardia.
Lagardere no se movie. Su espa-
da, que generalmente salia sola de
su vaina, parecia dormir como el an
CELTIC que arrullaba en- sus brazos.
-Cuando os envie mi mensaje, ig-
noraba 10 que ahora sc.
-lOh!- dijo Ell Duque.-l vamos
q cuchillarnos tientas!
Y avanz6 con la espada alta. La
gardere desenvain6 y dijo:
--Escuchadne un naomento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15
PAUL FEVlAI,Ij
gel dormido! Lagardere, escuchaba

gel dormido! Lagardere, escuchaba
su respiration tranquila
-Esta calma, este reposo- Sc de-
cia,- ique terrible contraste es en-
este momento en- que su madre llora
y SUI padre!. All! Esto hara cam,
biar las cosas. Sc lla confado esta
eriatura 4 un loco, que para defen-
derla recobra su raz6n. iC6mo duer-
me! 5En que pensaran estos peque.
nos seres con Ia frente coronado de
rizados bucles? Aqui dentro hay un
alma, I'M coraz6n Esta nina sera
manana una mujer capaz de amar,
de agradar y de sufrir. : Que dulce
debe ser conqt1istar POGO a POGO, d
fuerza de desvelos y de ternuras, ell
coraz6n de un nino! lQue dicha
MERCER su primera sonrisa Y lograr
su primer Garcia! iQue agradable
uCUc ScI SdCE1llCdE COUd u1Id cAlStcH-
cia por evitarles un dolor! jDios
mio, yo no habia tenido nunca un
nino en- los brazos!
Entonces sono la tercera senal de-
tras de las primeras caba7ias de la
aldea de Tarrides. Lagardere Sc es-
tremeci6 y volvi6 a la realidad de
aquel momento supreme. Tn paso
vivo que Sc ola cerca de la hosterfa,
lie hizo volver la cabeza. Escuch6
IN nomento y dijo en- seguida::
Ii Es el
Nevers debla haber dejado su ca.
ballo a la salida del bosque. Al cabo
de un minute la arrogante fgura de
Nevers apareci6 en- el p1ente. Baj6
las escalerillas y lego al fondo de
los fosos. Cuando sus pies toearon al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15
Ell 9OROBADO

Z como 81 Ell rayo lie hubiese heri-
do, la espada cayo de sus manos.
Lagardere hab1a envuelto su pre-
ciosa carga en- uno de los embozos
de su carga.
En- las tinieblas, Nevers habia crei-
do hasta entonces que ell Parisien te-
MIA la capa enrollada al brazo iz-
quierdo, pues tai era la costrlmbre.
Su sangre sc le hello en- las venas
cuando recordo las furiosas estoca.
das que habia tirado al caballero.
~-Su espada hubiera podido. :.
-Caballero-- dijo.~-- Somos dos
locos, dos temerarios. Si me dijeran
ahora que estabais vendido al Mar
ques de Caylus no 10 creeria, os dov
mi palabra.
-Os 10 agradezco- dijo Ell Pari-
sien jadeando. -i Que lluvia de esto-
cadas Senior Duque, parcels un
molino de viento con la espada en- la
mano.
-lDadme mi hiia
Nevers al decir este quiso coger
Ell bulto que el otro escond1a bajo la
capa. Pero Lagardere le contuvo di-
ciendole:
Mas suavemente. iVais q des-
pertarla
-sMe exphcareis al menoss...
--i Diablo de honlbre! jAntes no
guerra escucharme y ahora preten-
de que lie cuente una porcion de his
torias! vamos, abrazadla; pero des-
pacito, con mucho tiento, para que
no Sc despierte.
Nevers maquinalmente, hizo cran-
to le decian..
-lHabsis vista slsuua ssz- 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15
Tn broma
Paradojisno,

d ga esS&S1ASAAS,
Una sonora hablaba de IN aware, con-
pletamente ciego, censuraba que pusie-
ra reparos al gasto mas insignihcante.
-iParece mentira !-exclam6 uno de
los tertulianos-i Tan ciego y tan mira.
do.
solicitud oonyugal
Entire marido y mujer
Ell marido Sc resiste 4 tomar un prr-
gante muy desagradable, y su esposa le
dice:
-iQue me muera de repente 81 esta
purga no te sana Ell ell acto!
Ell marido, disponiendose a beber:
va no vacilo. De cuelquier modo,
siemlpre saldre ganando
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-14
HUNT CASE
NEARING
CONCLUSION.
ATTY. BERT FISH OPENED
ARGUMENT THIS MORNING.
ST. CLAIR ABRAMS WILL CLOSE
FOR THE PLAINTIFF AND THE
CASE MAY GO TO JURY IN THE
MORNING.

DELAND, Feb. 1.-THE slander
case of Helen Hunt vs.. Lincoln HUI
ley. president of Stetson University,
which has been on trial in The cir
cult court before Judge Jones al
week. is rapidly nearing a cOnclus on
and will probably go to the jury to-
morrow morning.
The testimony was closed last
night and Bert Fish opened Che argll-
ment for the plaintiff this morning
and spoke until noon. He was fol
lowed at the afternoon session by
Geo. NJ. Robbins, one of the numerous
attorneys for the defendant
Several other attorneys will ad
dress the jury and the closing ar
gument will be by ST. Clair Abrams
for the plaintiff
DR.. Hulley's attorneys abandOne d
the defense of attempting to prove
justification and confined the defense
entirely to denials Attorneys fol
both sides are sanguine of a favor
able verdict.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-14
AMOUNT
RECEIVED
TOO SMALL.
FUND FOR AIR EXHIBITIONS
BELOW NECESSARY AMOUNT.
COMMITTEE NOT MEETING WITH
MUCH ENcoURAcEMNr BUT is
STILL WORKING TO GET THE
MONEY.

Up to o'clock this afternoon the
amount subscribed for the exhibition
flights to be given here the last
week in March had reached $4,000.
still 300 short of the amount re-
quired to bring Aviator McCurdy
here for the proposed series of exhi-
bition flights in the air.
The committee is still working
among the business men and citizens,
but is not meeting with much en-
cOuragement from the ones who
would be directly benefited by such
an attraction, which would undoubt-
edly bring many people to Daytona
and be a very desirable means OF
advertising the community.
The members of the committee
are working entirely on theri own in
itiative and with the idea of produc-
ing an opportunity to boost the
city and the business interests. They
should be given every encOura cement
possible by the people of Daytona
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-14
APPOINTMENTS BY THE MAYOR
CONFIRMED BY CITY council,

confirmation of the appointments
recommended, which included the ac-
tion of the council in electing T. E.
Fitzgerald as city attorney, the al
dermen discussed the proposition of
removing the city jail from its pres
of the railroad track The general
opinion among the aldermen is that
this action should be taken and the
matter was referred to the street
instructions to report to the council
at the next meeting.
At the opening of the council meet
Ping Henry Schmidt was reelected
president of the council and E. T.
Conrad was reelected president pro
tenn. Mr.. Schmidt thanked the al
dermen for the honor and expressed
the hope that all might work togeth-
er as harmoniOusly during the coming
year as they had done during the
past.
A communication from the COM
mittee appointed at the last meeting
of the board of trade to ask the coun-
Gil that special man be delegated
from the street gang to keep Beach
street and the river front claen
/ was read by the clerk. The city
council favors the plan and the mat
ter was referred to the street COM
mittee for action.
A petition from residents on Sec
Ond avenue asking permission to
build dock, pavilion and summer
house in the river at the foot Of the
street was laid on the table.
The report of City Health Officer
Stewart for the month of January
showed one birth. four deaths and
four cases of contagious diseases.
The health officers report for the
year was as follows:
ITO the Daytona City Council,
"Gentlemen-I have the honor to
report for the year:
! Births reported to this office II
Deaths reported to this office 20
contagious diseases reported II
"Paupers treated 10
The apparently low death rate
can be, in a measure, attributed to
the fact that very large percent
age of our population is made up of
elderly people. Then, too. this Of
fice has reason to believe that phys
icians and mid-wives have not been
as careful to report births as the
city ordinances require.
THE figures on deaths are fairly
correct When it is remembered that
most OF these deaths Occur in visi-
tors and the records show that near
over 65 years of age, it is no wonder
that people come here in increasing
numbers each year for health and
recreation To keep the high stand
ard we have set it is necessary to
be ever vigilant and changing and
improving sanitary conditions as the
population increases and cOngests. In
lieu of {; comprehensive sewer sys-
ten, would recommend that the
ordinance regulating the cOnstruc-
ton and maintenance OF Outhouses
be rgidly enforced. More especial
ly should this be done in the CON
yested business district along Beach
street 1t is short journey for the
nasty fly from one of these places Of
filth to the exposed fruits and veg
etahles in front OF the stores. These
buildings should be abolished wher
possible.
Respectfully submitted.
..E 7 STEW ART
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-14
TO Begin
REVISION
OF TARIFF.
WORK TO Be STARTED SOON
BY NEW HOUSE committee.
DEMOCRATS NOT TO WAIT TO
SEE WHETHER OR NOT EXTRA
SESSION OF CONGRESS is TO
BE CALLED.

WASHINGTpE. Feb. II - Regard
less of whether an extra session Oe
congress * to be called the new dem
Ocratic ways and meaaS committee,
OF the house VIII begin prr ,aratiOn6
for a revision of the tariff immedi-
ately after the present congress ad-
journs.
The schedules already selected
for action include wool. cotton. steel
food, silks. chemicals. pape: wood
pulp and aeric tiltural implements.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-14
LIVELY MEETING OF ELkS
TO BE HELD THIS EVENING

The regular meeting of the Day
tona lodge of Elks this evening VIII
be a lively session. Two candidates
from DeLand Will be initiated. both
to be branded and have antlers riVet
ed on, and the lodge meeting viii be
social session.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-14

Two tickets r. TIL. trT-fai t.l.-at.-r for to-
lnOrrOW night v III b.. prosecuted Mr. j. l.. -
Morri, !. Ia. Viii rsll a. rii-- ifiiiy E.w>
Office. f~-fDr. tomorrow RI ilf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-14
after ONE
PROMINENT
POLITICIAN.
INVESTIGATION IS DROPPED
FOR PRESENT BY GRAND JURY,
BODY NOW AFTER ONE MAN AC-
CUSEO OF KEEPING WITNESS
ES AWAY FROM THE CITY OF
DANVlllE.

DANVILLE. ILL.,. Feb. ii - The
grand jury drOrrtd its investigation
into the vote selling scandals today
to get its hands on a certain power.
full politician, one of Cannons lieu.
tenants. who is accused of fixing
witnesses.
This particular man, whose name
is not divulged. is accused of fore
ing "a dozen important witnesses tc
keep away from the grand jury
Some of these witnesses have been
spirited out of the city to be ont OF
reach of the grand jury.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-14
NEW CITY OFFICERS NAMED:
GORE APPOINTED MARSHAL.
HUMPHREYS MADE REGULAR PO-
lICEMAN AND SERVICES OF
COlOREO MARSHAlS ARE DIS.
PENSED WITH.

Inc Recommendations OIL Mayor IL
tus as to appointive city officers
during the next year were adopted
by the new council at its first meet,
ing held Monday night, the new ~
fcers appointed by the mayor sfnd
confirmed by the council beiRg as
follows: ~
Marshal-A. P. Gore.
H.%ss:;.s' ssssst so""'''''"s'''',t"< =.
Night policeman-Will Cowan.
City att0rney-T. T.. Fitzgerald.
DR.. G. A. Klock.
The recommendation of the mayor
that the services of the two negro
marshals in Waycross and Midway
be dispensed with and the salaries of
the two men be appOrtiOned between
Marshal Gore and Street Commission
er-Policeman Humphries, was a'sO
adopted by the council, with the ex-
ceptiOn oil the salary part of it. The
term of office Of the two negro mar
shals expired with the outgoing city
administration and no others will be
appointed to take their places. No
no action was taken on the matter OF
salaries for any of the appointed Of
ficers at the meeting Monday night.
Another recommendation from the
mayor was that the city Jail should
be removed from it's present location
to the property owned by the city
west of the railroad track and that
the Jail be put into sanitary condi-
ton with separate compartments fol
men and women. This was referred
to the street committee.
The communication of the new ma
yor. submitted in writing. was as fol
lows:
ITO the Honorable City Council,
"Gentlemen~-I recommend to YOul
Honorable body the appointment of a
P. Gore as marshal, DR.. q. A. Klock
as city physician and health officer
Will COwan as night watchman and
Ike Humphries as street commission
er and policeman.
II also suggest to Your Honorable
body that you will dispose OF the two
cOlOred policemen at Midway anG
WaycrOss and recommend that you
take the salaries paid to these two
col0red policemen and apportion it tC
the marshals and street commission
ers salaries, making the street com
missioner regular policeman Of the
city Of Daytona.
Il wish to call the attention o
the council to the city Jail and sug
gest that Your Honorable body al
once have this Jail put into goot
sanitary condition.; that you have
separate cells provided for the sep
aratiOn Of the sexes as the Jail is
now in a deplorable condition.
Very respectfully,
HENRY +. TITUS, Mayor.
Following the reading OF the com
municatiOn from the mayor and tE'
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HORSE RACING ENDS
AT SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1i-IIore !.
racing in California ends tomorrow,
when the anti-horse racing laws 10
come effective
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-02-14
FfDERALS Encounter REBELS:
SAND STORM STOPS FIGHTING.
WARRANTS OUT FOR LEADERS
Of RfVOLuTIONlST MOVEMENT.
RElNF ORCEMENTS ON WAY TO
JAUREZ ENCOUNTER DETAcH-
MENT OF REvOLUTIONISTS At
SAMAl AYUCA

Ell PiSO, Tex Feb. 14-A courier
arriving at Jaurez this morning re-
ports that the advance guard of the
Federal reinfOrcementS under General
Navarro. on the way to relieve the
forces in the city of Jaurez. encOun-
tered a detachment of Rebels at Sam
alayuca.
Immediately fierce battle started,
but the fighting was stopped by Sc
we're sand storm, the soldiers on both
sides being compelled to seek shell
ter.
Warrants have been issued here
for the leaders of the InsurrectOs
and several. who have been staying
on this side of the border, have fled
into Mexico.