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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-18
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End Hearing
RECIPROCITY TREATY NEARs RE.
PORT TO SENATE.
Delay Action Until Knox Explains e.
feet Of Root Amendment on
Treaty.

WASHINGTON. June Public
hearings on the Canadian reciprocity
bill were concluded by the senate
finance committee today. representa-
tives Of the American Newspaper Pub
fishers association and of the As
sociated Press being the last 70 ap
pear before the committee.
Secretary of state Knox. NJ the re-
quest NJ Senator Bailey. has been
asked 10 explain 20 tho committee 70
morrow whether the Root amendment
70 tho paper section % tho bill provid-
'ng thar o. shall nor bc in force until
the president g. satisfied and had is-
sued proclamation 20 the effect that
paper and wood pulp are being ad-
mittcd free into an rho provinces of
Canada. is in ful accord with the
agreement. as understood hy the com.
nissioners from hoth countries VINO
prepared the treaty on Wednesday.
the committee will take up The bill IN
executive session Tor final action
action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
MAD ride
ON PILOT
Train Hit Buggy at Crossing, Kill
ing Horse and Picking
Up Man.
ENGINEER UNAWARE
OF THE ACCIDENT.
Accident Victim Climbs Over En-
gine Going Over Forty
Miles an Hour.

Special Dispatch 20 tho TntcIiigcncer.
MARTINSBCRG. W. Va. June .
His horse killed. his buggy demolished
and himself picked up with the debris
OF the vehicle and deposited in safety
upon the front Of an engine on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad and carried
two miles 10 Martinsburg before the
accident was discovered. was the
thrilling experience OF Roy D. Van
metre. a prominent Bcrkley county
farmer this morning.
Nanmetre was crossing the tracks al
Flaggs crossing when struck. He was
stunned by tho SHOCK. but recovered.
disintangled himself from the wreck
age OF the buggy and crawled along
the footbOard OF the cab. where he
informed Engineer Kcyser OF the ac-
cident and demanded that the train
be stopped and The splinters Of his
buggy he removed from the pilot.
After this was accomplished by the
trainmen, Nanmetre. sarcas'iCally ask
ed whether he would be arrested for
stealing a ride on the train.
The train was running az a rate Of
moro than forty miles an hour and
Nanmetre's escape from instant death
Is regarded as miraculous. He will
enter suit against the railroad com
pany for killing his horse. wrecking
his buggy. running a new suit OF
clothes and wOunding HIS feelings and
back between the shoulders.
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Aviator Drops TO Death in Sea
Lieut. Bague. Flying From Nice %
Corsica. Disappesrs-is Supposed
90 Have Drowned

ticn juno ff arrrars moro and
moro probable tonight fhaf r.alf
HaF .o. frn French aviator. has mof
fhe fl'e ~ Cecil Grace fIe Enrfiah.
man. who waa loot I- ro norm saa
whie attempting a ffsff from Calais
% fuvrr .asf December rfnufrrarf
HaFre Ohio holds fHo over aea HIgrf
rncorf Joe N.re .n his aerop'are fIia
morning f1r NJ frp f0 Curacr Tho
distance hefrorn fho fr0 po'rfa fs a
IirIn more frar o. hundred miles. nrd
"uru nothing ras beard .r1m 'fr
lar.rg aviator torpedo f.at resfr..
rs rrrr Forf f1 cook him
Tho destroyer ArhHIofe returned
rre fh'e evening from Corsica md
-rurref ff7f f could frl no '-arr
raR1e OfInr naval vessels arr
nrf'ru.re frc search. frf ff Ie frrroG
.Hf r provo frIIrraa r.r
.s.r'rr '1r. eHrrier pigeons tIfr H.u.
tri Dr. .H supposed ftaf fhr acrlr' .rr
frI rU sIflrr'" fhrf ra r.a no.
.t.e fo ar' them loose Tho ArhaIefc
r" a.aIr f0r Corsica nf n iafr hour
uafc n further llrf l0r f.r r..a..I.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
FLED IN STAGE ATTTAE
Seventy Moving Picture Actors Es.
cape From Fire-ta0 Miles of
Pictures Burn.

SEW YORK. June 5-Ono hundred
and forty miles ~ moving pictures
melted into tho air this afternoon
leaving ro ashes behind. when flames
swept through rho two story building
~ rho Powers company nlm manuiac.
'urers In Tho Bronx seventy heroes
and lnr0Inos who woro rohoarsInc q
moving picture drama when fhc fro
was discovered fed for their lives and
for ar hour stood 'n ftcIr stage
clothes or fhc Sidewalk and watched
tho frnuau taffio v.fh fho blaze The
damage iF estimated nt $4,000
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TRAFFIC STOPPED
Enforcement Of Live Stock Provision
OF Tariff Law Makes
Hardship.

WASHINGTON. June Many bor.
der cities which extend their com.
% erce 20 Canada and Mexico tele-
rraphed protests 20 Tho customs an.
fh0rifics TODAY against 'hc decision Of
tho customs court. which prohibits
the free re-cutry Of domestic animals
which have been taken across the
line
In Detroit the market wagons which
deliver tho daily supplies 90 Windsor
were stopped hy fhe customs cniloc
tors. A. other cities which ad'1in
Canada traffic was delayed Motor
trucks pass freely in au ouch cases.
as f. provision ~ the law allows them
20 boz bonded FOR no return
Several amendments to rho Iav
have been prepared by congrcsamen
who have suffering constituents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
Pumps Expose
Hulk of Maine
Old 5attleship Being Exposed as
Pumping Out coferdam Is
Started.

HAVANA. June The prelimin-
ary stage IN 'hc work ~ EXPOSING the
wreck ~ The old hattlashiD Maine
vas completed this afternoon. when
Repairs % the caisson. which was run
tIred TWO weeks AGO. were an.shed hv
The driving 81 the last ints-locling
piles. Immediately the work o. rumn
ing out the water from the main cof.
ferdam was begun Tomorrow 10 is
expected that the wafer Lowell IN -ha
conerdam VIII 1e lowered about five
feet This will suffice % expose most
~ tho afferpart of tho deck. which
was remote from +ho immediate
effects of the explosion
Present Indications arc that some
weeks must rlarse before "a comrlo.e
examination 's possible
n is not expected thar human TO-
mains viii DO found unfii 'ho uncover.
Ing n The bulk of mo huiI pe-miis F.,
complete exploration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
To Bust Lumber Trust
FEDERAL GRAND JURY STARTS
INQUIRY AT CHICAGO.
objset Is Prosecution Of Trust and
Ehectng Its Final Dis
solution.

CHICAGO. June a federal in
vestigation of conditions iu the lum-
Der Industry. looking towards the
prosecution OF the alleged lumber
trust was begun to-day before q
special grand jury IN the United
states district court. Three Chica-
goans. Henry A. Sellen. vice president
OF a sash and door company. Harry
B. Munger. presid0 no of % door com
pany and George y. Pope. vice prcsi-
don't of n local lumber concern. tcstl-
fed.
Coincident with the opening OF tho
inquiry. oliver r. PAGAN. government
Indictment expert. arrived and began
q study Of me evidence. said 10 have
been gathered by special agents. The
case IS based ou the theory that the
various lumber dealers associations
and companies form a conspiracy 30
restraint OF trade The inquiry will
affect only examinations of the mid
die. south and west.
among the points alleged hv gov
crumcnt representatives are.
That the associations have forced
consumers 20 buy lumber products
product from recognized" retail
merchants
That wholcsalors and manufacturers
who have sold directly TO consumers
have been b.ackiisted and that con
sumcrs huyiug from manufacturers
have met tho same fate
That the purpose of the lumber or
Rarizatious has been 20 create lists of
persons violating rules of tho trade
and 90 maintain restrictive rules Fov-
eruiug The conduct OF business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
Fears for Life
Banker Silver Afraid Of Enemies
Says Banks Failure is
Exaggerated.

Special Dispatch 20 the IntclIirence-
WELLSNILLE. O.. June 5.-"While
] intend 10. am not IN a position 10
issue statement. now. ] do not care
20 talk about the failure OF the Silver
banking company. because I am ter
r.bly worried II is bad enough 10 be
worried over the failure without being
afraid OF your own life. Affairs al the
bank are not as bad as painted
Losses have been exaggerated. espe-
cially amounts assigned 10 different
d"positors said Banker Thomas IT
Silver. Sr.. this afternoon. It's the
first statement he has made since the
bank closed week ago He is out
on S2.500 bail on a charge filed by T..
". Russell. a deposltor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
Stingy Millionaire
Wife Sues Rich Hubby for Money.
Says He Forced Her 20 Do
the Washing.

CHICAGO. June . After thirty.
eight years OF married life. John V.
StoEcr. % piano manufacture. was
made defendant to-day lu suit for
separate maintenance. fled bv his
wife. Louise u. -f.rer Mrs SteCer.
in her bin declared that her husband
was cngrosscl ln the accumulation
of wealth. which seemed entirely 20
ob.iterafe from DIS nature devotion
and affection toward her
Mrs. Sfeger asserted that her hus.
band was worth $1,000 ooo. bat allow
Cd her only so "a week 90 clothe her.
scf pay doctor bills and all other OK.
pense. and made her do the family
washing and other mental labor
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CAN'T AFFORD FAMILY
Minister Makes Plea 90 Assembly
That Brings Salary Increase
FOR Clergyman.

p1TTsHURG. juno Ga resolution
was adopted to-day at fhc reformed
Presbyterian synod. making the min.
iu1m salary ~ fhc lowest paid min
letter 5000 year instead of $500 The
fFhf for higher eliaries was led by
tho Rev T i Allen. o. Beaver Falls.
pa. who declared fhat ho barely was
able to make a living for himself. Get
alone provide for "a wifo and family
a report uns made ou tho question
~ ministers marrying members ~ the
church f1 unheiiorera. and after much
discussion action was por p0ncd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
TerSe TeIegraphic Tips

Hageerty telcphoncd headquarters
Tho beat vas too lonesome and re-
signed
PITTspURg WNHrm Sa'kcid. his
wife and f0lrycar o-d daughter. are
ln "a serious condition from vegetable
poisoning. caused hr edtug canned
peas
plXON. lu Declaring Emory Kin
cnid. on euE'r.rr. IuHrfcd young
woman. Ora MiEhaIls struck him and
tho nrst blow caused death
ANDrRN. y Mrs Mary Oaks.
aEed 2s. me'ancho'ic from 900 health.
ended hcr Nfr with rnrhoIIc acid On a
crowded restaurant hero
NEW YORK .11mea d williams. a
wealthy liquor dealer. enjoyed
hearty iauFh over RI story today. and
foii dead 7s o. roaulf
NEw YORK Theodore storms.
CIGAR manufacture. mclfci "a hundred
trump in o. piuochle same and drop
ped decd
MANSFIELD % General r. ~.
Drinkcrhof statesman and prison -
former. died 90 his home here last
night
LATRORE-Rodrlc clement. aged
81. was found dead to-day with a stab
wound throueh the bear. near nlairs-
Vile
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo Mrs.
VIM Elliott only daughter of David
Reiasco. theatrical managcr. died ".
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
OVATION
TO MADER0
Mexico City Plans Great Recep.
ton TO Late Head of
the Rebels.
GUARDS OF HONORS
AND GREAT PARADES.
Features of Welcoming Expected
10 Take Place on
Wednesday.

MEXICO CITY. June when
Francisco J. Madero. j.. enters the
capital on Wednesday. thousands will
greet him at the stations and soldiers
OF the army which he whipped will
line the streets. In his honor milf
tary bands will play and the police.
whose duty IL once was TO arrest those
who cried Viva Madcro." will Join in
the greeting
Officially Madero is a private citi-
zen and therefore the guns OF the
garrison will give him no salute. but
all that may be done under the law
will be done by official Mexico. as
well as by the populace to make him
welcome
Madero's train will be met a short
distance ont Of the city by another. in
which will be committees represent
ing various political clubs. They will
escort him and those with him 10 the
capital. II is planned that Madero
will 40 directly 20 his home and from
a balcony address the crowd.
Dozens OF clubs. having as their
motive the booming Of Madero. have
been organized since the close OF the
war and they have agreed that
Madero shall ride through the streets
Of the city az the head of a process
sion.
II is expected that a military escort
will be provided and that a repre-
sentation OF the army will be in line.
although no definite orders 20 this ef-
feet have yet come from the war de-
partmeut.
Throughout the city troops will be
placed. partly In honor Of Madero and
partly to preserve order.
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SALON1KtA. Turkey -Rlg stores
of dynamite and a complete appara-
fua for the manufacture o. bombs
have been discovered in fhc Keoprlo
luo district close 20 the railway ovor
which sultan Mchomid ~ Turkey viii
pass on "a forthcoming tour o. Mace.
d0uia
WASHINGTON Tho general synod
~ Tho Lutheran church in America.
tho oldest Lutheran body in this
country. viii begin ne forty ffth bicn-
rial meeting in tho Memorial fufhe-
ran church This city. "Wednesday
night Juno z.
TOXIC The Russian volunteer
foot steamer RyaEan while bound FOR
Nlldlvoafok today ran ashore on a
ecngors. including tho crown prince
~ Slam. we're Envod
CINCINNATI. O.-Liehtnine drove
George T Hutton 90 commit suicide
in Madisonvillo. r. suburb n Cincin.
natl. early todny After hours of
terror. Hutton shot himself iu the
head
NEW YORK--Despornto because
sho had lost a fortune of $4,000 in
Wall street speculation. Niles Ursula
Ross aged 22. suioided by tho poison
route today
HOSrON Mrs Hoyai Phelps Car.
roll and daughter. Dorothea, lon 90
DAY Tor Africa 10 hunt lions
NEWARK. n. AFTER serving aa
o policeman for three hours d. ".
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STANDS BY Wife
Who POISONED HIN
c. NJ. strohscker Helps Defend Wife
When Her Trial Is
Started.

PITTSBURG. June Mrs. Minnie
Strohacker was placed on trial to
day. charged with administering
strychnine 70 her husband. George NJ.
Strohacker. After q long illness Stro-
hacker recovered from the Effects 81
the poison. To-day he appeared in
court with his wife. saying
II shall stand bv my wife so long
as I have a drop Of blood left IN my
body"
Strohacker became ill last January
after eating his MONDAY lunch az a
grain elevator where he was en-
ployed Physicians found strychnine
In the food Later Mrs Strohacker
was arrested, although her husband
repeatedly declared that she could not
have poisoned him nor had she any
motive 10 take his life. The case is
causing much interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
Fear Violence
Sentiment Runs High at WellsviIle
Against Nesroes-Are Taken
to Lisbon.

WELLSVILLE. O.. June 5.-More
circumstantial evidence came TO light
today against Edward Johnson and
Fred Pulliam, the two negroes sus-
pected OF being implicated in the muir
der OF o. =. Bowers last week The
men were 10 have had a hearing here
this morning. but on account OF the
county commissioners having offered
a reward Of $500. friction has arisen
between eN-Sheriff Leonard and Con
stable Calhoun. who made the ar
resrs. and local officers. A large
crowd was gathered about the city
hall. This noon the prisoners were
taken I'm an automobile 10 the county
Jail az Lisbon. Public opinion against
the prisoners Is running high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
OHIO SOLON
CGNFESSES
Representative Evans, Thrice In
dicted Pleads Guilty of
Accepting Bribe.
WILL TELL EVERYTHING
BEFORE GRAND JURY.
Escapes Prison Term and Is Fined
by COurt-EXpected to Lay
Bare the Scandal.

COLUMBUS. o.. June 5.-What
Prosecuting Attorney Turner and At
torney-General Hogan have been hop
ing for during several weeks came
about today. when a member OF the
legislature, Owen J. Evans, confessed
in open court that he had accepted o
bribe and declared his willingness 10
go before the grand jury and make a
clean breast Of all his knowledge con
cerning the alleged legislative corrup-
ton.
Evans. q representative from Stark
county. is member of the house cal
endar committee which was adverse
ly criticized Immediately preceding
publication OF the bribery charges.
Evans. after he had been fined $500,
went before the grand Jury for several
hours and will be a witness tomorrow.
More Indictments.
y new and large list of indictments
IS predicted as a result OF Evans nc.
tion. Evans was indicted throe
weeks ago for soliciting a bribe. and
was indicted twice today for soliciting
and accepting hrihes To one indict.
ment he pleaded guilty. and at the
suggestion Ot Prosecutor Turner the
court imposed a fine instead os "a pcui-
tentiary sentence. The other two IN.
dictments were laid away tcmporar.
fly
For Evans. his counsel. Thomas IT.
Clark. stated
We could have had all the money
We wanted 10 conduct this mans De.
fense, but we could not afford 70 con.
duct II on what we considered perjured
testimony. We therefore advised him
to plead guilty"
A. the instance OF Attorncy-G General
Hogan. United States Senator Pom
creme came 20 Columbus three weeks
ago in the vain hope that his friendly
counsel would induce Evans % con.
fess az that time. and thus pave tho
way for a number of indictments
against suspected legislators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
Tots See Tragedy
Witness Husband Murder Wife and
Then Suicide-Alone With Dead
Three DAYS

COIDERSPORT. Pa. June g.
Chester Clark. aged - years. shot
and fatally wounded his wife. Linda.
aged 20 years and then committed
suicide az the home of Mrs Clark az
Roulette. near here. on Saturday
night. Mrs. Clark survived her hus.
band only a few hours
The murder and suicide was not
discovered until early to-day. Clark
and his wife had not been living TO-
Eeiher, for several months lie went
20 tho home of his wife on Saturday
night and ondcavorcd 10 persuade her
20 return and live with him. When
she refused he turned o. revolver upon
the dcfensciess woman. sending two
bullets into her body AZ she fall 90
The floor Clark killed himself The
two small children ~ the couple wit
messed tho terrible tragedy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
PITTSBURG COUNCIL
Governor Tener Oesignates Nine Men
20 Serve Under New
Charter

HARRISBURG. June 3 Governor
Toner tonight appointed ninc resi-
dents % Pittsburg fo sorvc aa MON.
hera ~ Tho single chamber council of
that citv as provided bv tho second
class citr acf approved iaF week
Th" co.ncilmen VIII sorve until the
first Monday ~ noKf January The
appoinfecs are John M GoohrinF. a
j Kelly. Jr. ur s7urcl Woodhurn.
unvis y black Enoch R0uh. T. "
Habcock. rr q r. kcrr Thomas Nor.
r.son end william o. wilkins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
honor WHEELING BOY
j. 6 Marschncr ~ College
~ Physician ard Surgeon

-p..iu utraIrn f. fIe f.f..'e.nrer
UtfTfWORT Nd. June s-T T
Marachnor. of Whoo.irE will graduate
ae 20 physician tomorrow u'ght from
fho college of physicians md sur
EnDnH SIR Narachnor hy energetic
work has secured an appointment in
tNH MERCY hospital ns fho iouFf
ohafctrioian position f0r which
MANY of tHo graduates have bon Try.
lnr t0 secure SIR Nnrschuor's par
erfs wI uucud mo graduation cr
crD'ses in Alhnugha theatre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
ELopE 10 oAklAnp.
Young Couple Evade parerts and Are
United ln Marriage

rprrfHf r'ra~t.r fr rr frfrnrerr-r
WORgANTOWN. w ta. Juno
% bas iusf developed Isre haf fvo
well known voIrg ro0p.o ovad.d
parents AMI fakrE rnn carly saur
DAY froin f0 Oakland. $50 rero mrr
riod The young people u.ro rrlr.
Richardson. of ''arfsburg. and N.s.
stela parkrr dnurhfrr OF John
Parker. ~ Granville They 900 mI s
their homo ir 'Irrkah.rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
STORM KILLS THREE
Indiana is swept By Disastrous
Storm

tNufNNAPOr1- ind. June o.
Thrco pcrsona wore killed hy light
ning 'n storm that naa general in
southern Indiana To-day Tho storm
followed high fempcrnfurea A. Wf
Vernon. fho rntfrnmrrf thermometer
registered 10f degrees
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
JEWISH SUPPRESSION.
Disapproved Of BY Taft. Who Re
Dukes officer

WASHINGTON. juno President
Taft today rcbuked Col Joseph Gar
rnrd. commanding The cavalry post AZ
Fort Mycr. Virginia. for disapproviug
Pirvntc Frank Blooms enorf for pro
motion because ~ Blooms Jewish
parcn'ago col Garrard's endorse
ment characterized Jews az not de
Rirable social associates"
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..~-fai Tf-ftf.r fr rr rrfarfrrrrcr
MART lN-UrRg. Vs. Va. Juno g.
FRANK C NHrko. for many wears n
prominent resident of fhis county. ls
fcHI n. hlf homo Ht Gcrmrdstoon.
aged HIvfvffrao years ffo uaa u
member of Equality iofro OF NafonH
of Warfirrhurr. arf 49, Tresbtt tcrian
church Hf Garrnrisfovr SURVIVING
nre f's HIfrv nrf eleven rfHrrru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
JUDGE rs LENrENr
When Woman 10 Converted Hs sus.
rrnde Sentence

sr. .. fN TIf.. fn fIa frfrI Iuorfar
WEIIgVULF. o.. juno no.
cause sho had been converted and
promised to live christian Ufc.
fudge . 90 Moro today imposed n
sentence off nvo years on Mrs Anna
Whan and suspended sentence. The
court room Vas IN toarA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-06
60 pREAcHEPs RIDE.
ONE or THEN OfEs

UOrs Cal Iuuo U.t re. usr
rIT uas k1ad ard N.t 90 o. Merrill
when "a new nre engine on which
thiftoon DroaChors vcre udlng upset.
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Execute 28
In Mexico
LIBERALS OPPOSED TO MADERo
KILLED AS REBELS.
Followers OF Maaon Caught After
Fight: Then Quickly
Punished

TUCSON. Ariz.. June Twenty
eight followers Of Magon. a Mexican
liberal who are opposed 10 Madero.
were summary executed on Sunday
I'm the Altar district near Compania
and Altar. according 10 refugees who
arrived today The district has been
cleared OF followers OF Magon. who
are classod by the provisional govern
ments as bandits
Tho twenty-eight cXoceted we're cap
tired after skirmish In which there
were a number of casualties on both
sides II IS said tho Madero troops
have orders 20 put all captured op'
laws 20 death