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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-19
SPORT SPARKS

SANTA CRUZ. csL--Jimry Britt
Is taking the come back" treatment
here. II he finds he can round into
shape, Britt win 60 ahead with ar.
engagements for a bout with Battling
Nelson.
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cHicAco.--Wish the intention OF
securing a match with Digger stan
ley. English bantam. Johnny Coulon
Is planning a trip to England This
fall.
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result. Garrett pitched no hit ball
until the seventh inning. The
score:
Portland ..esasees9 81 4
Tacoma .,,.s.e eeeee $40 s~ss
Garrett and usrris rurtlsaa. sehmuss
, and tiufns Tacoma
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Dance at Dresm,s-a tonight
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participate In the Pacific North
west tennis championship at Ia
coma August Z. according 10 wire
received from her today.
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The crowd Of fans went after
Umpire Mccarthy after he called
skeein out In the ninth. and called
him all the naughty names in the
calendar. and u looked for mcsn
ent a. though he would be mobbcd.
but as usual be got away with his
life.
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Seattle Automobile School. 2io
Roadway. ses
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SYDNEY. n. :. W. July H.
Jack Lester. the Tacoma hope.
who fell from grace BY his defeat
b. Hill Lang. intended returning
To America. but Lang photographed
him a few days ago. agreeing 10
give him a return match la August.
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ssls. :..............: 90
eran-c q
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canarios have been known 70 live
81 years.
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The only run in the game was
Cooney.s homer. a measly little fly
that barely cleared the right field
fence
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Bill Lizard made IN error at
second. but he also made two
swell pickupa that had all the car
marks of hita.
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Weed and cruiokshank each 90,
two hits In four times up.
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Bucs did not get a hit. and he
had two chances to drive in runs
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Fullerton pitched = swell game.
good enough TO run ~ out OF a
hundred contests.
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i'.,s..,.. i..st's'A aua s'@sa. aIss-
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aud Lester has consequently AZ
tered his plans for returning home.
and will remain here Instead.
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Willis pitched . good game in
the pinches. but Mt that he had
hts golden horseshoe and the um.
fire with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
OFFICERS ATTEND
MILITARY BANQUET
Enjoyable Feature in Connection
With Camp of Instruction
at Luray.
Especial to Tho Times-pI,patch.

Luray. Va, May 27.-The first military
banquet ever held in this county took place
tonight. given Mt Camp James Hay by
about 200 military officers of Virginia. as
Sisted by number of United States Army
officers.
General c. c. Vaughan, the foremost man
In virginia military AFFAIRS. toastmas-
tor. The address of welcome was delivered
by ". F. Berry. Mayor OF Luray, and the
response on tho part OF the army was by
Ger,riN W. ". Sale. Acknowledgement OF
Virginia. with the following toasts:
The Citizen Soldier Congressman James
Hay; Then and Now State Senator Parks;
virginia as Know Her" L. C. Northcott.
The Army" Captain a. F. Prescott, U. 8.
Al. Journalism w c. Lauck: Luray."
+. W. Weaver: The Ladies'" Colonel 10
Lane stern; Tho Medical OFFICER" Colonel
j. F. Lynch: 'Law-Military and Otherwise .
W. F. Keyser: THE Camp" Major Allan
Potts; The Virginia Rifle Team" Major
Stanley ". Martin; The Blues Battalion
Major e. a. Bowles: THE National Guard
OF Virginia Captain Charles ~ Wallace:
The Second Infantry" Captain Beverly;
The Regmentai Parson." Captain w. G..
Parker: Our Country Rev. L. Hammond;
The Service" Colonel NJ. r. Icedy.
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.
ural Bridge. The address OF welcome
was made by the pastor. Rev. J. II.
Couch. and DR.. Charles Manly. OF Lex
ington. responded.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are President, J. F. Stratton,
Buena Vista. District Vice Presidcnts:
Lexington District William r. Kenne-
dy; Buena Vista, II. S. Fucker; Natural
Bridge. E. NJ. Dixon: Buffalo. II. w.
Wade; Kerr's greelO H. u. Moore. Sri;
Walkers Creek. a. NJ. Anderson; Gosh
on, T. Is. Hickman; South River. a. Z.
Fultz; Secretary and Treasurer. Frank
Moore. Lexington; Musical Director. +.
T. Snider. Rockbridge Baths, Superin-
tendent Teacher Training. Rev Leon
t. Pressly, Timber Ridge; Superin-
tendent Homo Department. ]. a. Park
er. Raphine; Superintendent Primary
Department Mrs. G. p. Kerr. Licking
ton. r. 3. D.
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TO dissolve at once the Revolutionary
forces. using portion Of them 10 ann,
Inent the ranks of the rurales. that
pp,etSGrehaue body of troops organized
OF the country's bandits. The rematnd-
er VIII be given every assistance to ret
employment or to return to their homes
In tho various states, and ali will be
paid off as though having been mus
Tered out of the regular army. This
rs In line with the suggestion by Fran
,.sco l. Madero In his address to hia
troops 1t Juarez. ~
By. utilizing the best of the tnsnrrec-
los In the corps OF rurales the gov
crrment believes 1t will be availinr II :
SER OF force we'll able to rid the
eopntry OF bandits within short time.
president de la Barra is now con-
sldering a measure which he will pro-
pose to the Chamber of Deputies. nro
siding for immediate protection OF ali
,,a, inns maze and proved against the
! piplomats estimate that the war
IN Mexico has cost not less than 500
t teDi,n sold. and that perhaps ono
ea.ned by foreigners. Half of this
hh n punt is said on high authority to
S Ser ioss sHnered BY Americans. In the
have begun arranging claims to be
mace against the Mexican government.
although the greater part remains to-
be fled ~
The claims OF the Chinese nation
VII be remarkable for the number Of
,noividuals demanding indemnity. Al
most all OF these VIII come from the
States of Sonora and Coahuila where
the Chinese We're Victims OF mobs in
numerous instances.
Reports received to-day from Tor
reon BY the Chinese legation sta te
mat the number of dead as the result
Oh the massacre In that town May is
| The claiims of japan will be based
on the deaths Of seven Japanese In
torroon during the massacre.
The second member OF the new Cabi-
net was sworn In at 12:40 to-day The
PORTFOLIO OF the Department of Finance
Vas delivered with due formslitv 10
Ernesto Madero. the banker OF Non
tterey. whiso nephew Is Francisco I.
The diplomatic orps to-day -oSclalIy
paid Its respects to the new President.
Henry Lane Wilson. tho American am
passador. as dean OF the corps, deliv-
cred the address. which was respond-
ed to by President de la Barra.
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BY HARRY II. DUNN.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. |

Mexico City, May o7.--Thc sensa.
tionnl cXii of DiaE was punctna ted .,
of the aged Lion Of .oaxaca. rhe
train on which the aged cx-Prcsident
was fleeing from tho country he had
ruled for thirty years. was attacked
by force of 700 rebels near
Tcpacya hualco.
Diaz occupied the middle section OF
he train. Federal troops filed the
other two sections. When the train
game to a stop. instead OF ordering
this city. the aged warrior leapel
from the car with pistol In each
hand. followed by his son. Colonel
Diaa and manoeuvied his Interior,
force OF 800 men with such skill that
the rebels were driven on, leaving
thirty dead on the field. The re-
mainder of the trip was made without
incident.
D!az is now in Vera cruz at the
home of j. B. Body. prominent
american. and will sail on the steamer
fpiranga May 81.
Fifteen persona were killed in the
riots at San Luis Potosi yesterday
when mob Of 1000 tried to get into
me penitentiary TO release political
$1,000 damage was done by the mob
Encarnacion Ypina has been elected
PROVISIONAL governor there in place
OF the regular Governor, Caevas Who
resigned The FederaIs IN Potosi are
resting on their arms, expecting more
Guadalajara is quiet after stormy
night, but the suburbs OF Puebla were
looted to-day BY 200 rebels.
DR.. r. G. Clarke. of Taylorsyille. nj.
vas shot dead in this city by Larry
Martin to-day.
Provisional Governor Gonzales has
arrived at Paca tecas, and will take
Office Tomorrow. Five hundred rebels.
part of the band of Ansunsi,lo. en-.
tered this city tonight and are qua
tered in the barracks -
La wiessness is spreading throughout
the country, even worse than when
the rebellion was in full swing.
Fighting went on last night at Du-
range. Orizaba. Sultepec and Zacaual-
pam. The latter town is in the state
OF Mexico and near this city.
Dispatches from Iguala. Chilpan
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CITY ELECTION ON JUNE 10.

Especial to The Times pispatchJ
Lexington. Va, May 27.-Following
are the candidates announced for the
municipal election In Lexington, to
take place Tuesday, June 10: For
Mayor--B. S. Shields and W. F. Pier
son. For Councilmen-S. o. Campbell.
NJ. D. Corse. Charles Pole. Reid White
and H. C. Wise. OF the present Council.
and IT. G. Ford, D. c. Humphreys. ]. c.
Loyal, ]. NJ. Quisenherry and S. p.
Waller. new candidates.
The annual convention of the Rock
bridge County Sunday School Associa-
ton was held Thursday and Friday
with she Baptist congregation at Nat
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going to remain in that high office I
shall act to the best OF my ability
SO that there may be realized the
ASPIRATIONS of peace, Of progress and
OF the soundest democracy which pub
lie opinion in these moments. VII.
yards. - n
(Signed)
FRANCISCO LEON DE LA BARRA"
senior Madero read the dispatches to-
NY or the attack on tho train bearing
the occurrence rs
asked concerning his proposed de-
par,ure for Mexico City, the rebel chief
said the only. thing certain now was
week 7 M 80 1919 ne A.
Manuel Bonilla. Minister of Commu
nlcations and Public Utilities In Senior
dc la Barra's Cabinet, telegraphed Sen.
or Madero tonight that he had LETT
Mhzatlan In the State OF Sinaloa, and
was on his way to the national capitaI.
This is taken as indicating that condt.
tlons III Sinaloa arc normal, as BonIjla
was to stay there Till the state was
Eacifled. y 80
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|DIAZ'S EXIT WORTHY
OF AGED WARRIOR
Train Attacked by Rebels He Leaps from Car
and at Head Of Inferior Force
Puts them to Flight,

cingo. Balsns Mazatlan. Manzanili,s
Coiima, Guaralajara and Zacualpam
people are facing a famine. a calamity
worse than war. The inEabitants OF
the stricken districts are asking aid
of the government.
IN his resignation, calls attention 10
the fac; that when he assumed office
the treasury Was empty, whereas It
a BILE cash, with no floating debt to
speak Of: that the credit of the repub-
lie Is better than ever before and
taxes lower.
De Ia Barra's public u,tcrances so
far have the ring Of man waiting TO
near MS masters voice. despite the
fact that Madero has said the new
PRESIDENT shall have free rein
Nothing will be done here until Mad
ero arrives. probably Tuesday night.
when a meeting of rebel leaders from
All parts OF the country will DO held
10 decide upon plan Of government.
DE Ia fmrra received the diplomat Is
Today at noon Harry Lane Wilson
United States ambassador and dean OF
the corps. made Il brief address Of con-
graduation.
Dc Ia Barrs replied briefly. thanking
the Diplomats for their past kindly re.
fa. tons and hoping for the best in the
Madero's manifesto last night has not
Ii:ade favorable Impression Ii is the
oeiief that he Is PLAYING, for the sup
men. VINO aided him in the early stages
Of. the fight. -
Many. men who opposed Diaz and are
re naming in office regret that he has
millionaire. who formerly opposed DiaZ,
said. 60 = &C.
The time will come when these peo-
PIE on Blended knees will beg Diaz to
return, possibly not to Office b,t as
the couRtry's adviser. when men like
Madero have had a little ninute of
power and prove failures"
~ Impartial prints four-column
editorial. asking the people to CON
slider carefully whether the new rulers
san govern the country. 1t says: "The
.IaoeIists have torn aged hands from
Inc hasstait, but can they bear the
nag TO honor themselves?"
me name of Diaz was received with
more applause by the Chamber OF Dep
ed than was De la Barra's when he tools
Office. $3.50 ~ 'o'iN
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G e 1flt II Q w
and saw me two months ago seem aston
ished. ! tell them Peruna did 1t. |
will say it is the only remedy for spring
and all other ailments"
Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Helen A. Manifold, NJ. o., Lyman.
Utah, writes:
As to the merits Of Pcruna. too much
cannot be said
~ am sixty years old and have Just
found out a medicine that is great i'm
provement to my health. have suffered
for years with dyspepsia and constipa-
ton. The use Of Pcruna two weeks only
has given me great relief
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solving Me.ico,s rroblem,.

Mexico City. May 27.-Mea sures for
inc ultimate disposition OF the insur-
costs of the war were the first mat
ters to which the newly created Ex-
ecutive. De la Barra. devoted his Off
cial attention to-day
Notwithstanding q formal call h., ~ q
Giplomatic corps to present felicia
lions. the administration OF the GA tn
OF ONCE to the new Secretary of the
rcption by scores of officials and friends
VINO came TO congratulate him, Presi-
dent de la Barra found time to for
nuIate plans for adjustment of the
most Immediately pressing problems
confronting the milton he nronnsns
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OBITUARY
Funeral OF aIr. miller.

who was killed In an automobile ac-
cident last Thursday morning. took
place Yesterday afternoon In the par
lors OF Benefits undertaking rooms.
Mrs. Miller. who is now In the Nir-
Einia Hospital recovering from an at
tacle OF appendicitis. went to the
funeral In a private ambulance.
The body was shipped TO Washing
ton last night. where 1t will be Gre
mated, according to request fire.
quently made by Mr.. Milior. Several
officers OF the Richmond Iron Works
Corporation went with tho body. The
only member OF tho family here. be-
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sides the widow. Is the sister Who
,,vea with them She thought it best

Miss Emma Baer

Especial to The Times DispatchJ +.
Harrisonburs, Va. May 27.@Mlss
Emma Baer, sixty-three years old
died yesterday at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Winfield Liggett, on North
High Street. She was n daughter Of
the late Jacob Baer. of Lexington.
and slstor OF Mrs. Fannie NJ N1cLaugfl-
lin. widow of Judge William Nc
Laughlln. She was a Presbyterian,
and the last member OF distinguish
ed Virginia family. She will be buried
Monday In Lexington.
John ID. Gardner.
Chatham. Va. May aT.-John ID.
Gardner died at his home. near this
place. Thursday following an illness
of few weeks duration. lie was
about seventy years old. and Is sur
vived by his wife and two sons, all
OF whom reside IN this county. In,
torment was In the Chatham Cemetery
Friday afternoon, conducted by Row
T. r. Sanford. l,l.s
element r. Green.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l 9s1
Charlotte Courthouse. Va, May 27.-
Clement r., Green. a member of the
Charlotte bnr died at his homo near
ReeSes on Thursday. and was buried
on Friday.
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sLUGGER ARRESTED
He In Charged With Saloon Murae,
I'm ChfcaEo. ira.f.

Chicago. May 27-Police Inspecto o,
Hunt announced that he had arrested
John McCabe. an alleged labor slug
GER" and that he would formaiiy
charge him with the murder several
days ago of William Gentleman, who
was shot TO death in saloon.
Shortly after his arrest YESTERDAY
McCabe is said 70 have made admis
sions which caused the inspector to
order him held for the formal charge
he is the only one OF thirteen men
arrested since the death of GentIemnn
who. the police say. has furnished ma
terial evidence of how the man came
to his DEATH 7T,s :
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IN MEMORIAM

PRovoo-sacred to the memory OF my
lost treasure. ALFRED A. PROVOO.
who died eight years ago, May 81,
1903. aged six months and two days.
AS tho years go by and we pass
through deep waters of sorrow and
taste the bitterness OF life. we lear
TO kiss the rod that chasteneth. and
HIS MOTHER.
DoGGE TT-one year ago to-day an
angel with gentle wings came to
our home and softly whispered in
the ears of my sninted husband, n
w. DOGGETT. THE Mns ter has need
OF thee" and 10, he was with Cod
He Is gone. but not forgotten:
Never shall his memory fade:
sweeter thoughts will forever lin
Around tho grave whore no was
By HIS WIFE.
RERRY-In sowing remembrance OF
MASTIN BERRY. died four years ago
Z. o.day. May as.
Forget you, Mastin, neyor. W
li7 MOTHER II
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Taft Send CONGRATULATIONS.

washington. May 27--President taft
q, ,G DAY sent a message of congratuia-
Provisional President of Mexico. He
II extend to Your Excellency my
,.siy congratulations upon your ele-
republic OF Mexico. confident that your
conduct OF the high office will conduce
70 me peace and welfare OF Mexico and
Mexican peoplen - 0,iN.iHo
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THE WEATHER

Forecastt For Tirginia-Fn,r and
warmer Sunday Monday increasing
eioudinessI light, variable winds, most.
Is south. M
For North CaroHna-Fair Sunday
and probably Monday, light winds,
mostly east.
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DEATHS


PRINCE-Died. yesterday. at Sussex
Courthouse, MRS. JOHN D. PRINCE
aged seventy years. She is survived
by her husband and three children
r. S. Prince, Mrs Geo. B. Cox, OF
Sussex and William L. Prince, OF
Richmond.
Funeral notice later.
sTARRITT-Died. at the homo Of her
grandparents. on May 81. KATIE-
RINE BAKER STARRITT. infant
daughter of Leo B. and Fannie B
Inferred in Gordonsville.
HILL-Died, Saturday. May 20, 1911. nj
the residence of her daughter, Mrs
James Wiltshire. $40 Hamilton Ter
race, Baltimore Md. MRS. MILDRED
js TURNER HILL. widow OF Major Ed
ward 3. Hill, of Culpepcr, Virginia,
aged eiBhty-eight years.
Intcrment Culpeper, Va, MONDAY,
May %, 1911. at IL o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

Vera Cruz. May 2T.-W;hile cscortinE
Ex-Prcsidcnt Diaz from the Mexican
capital 10 Vera Cruz yesterday, the
Federal troops engaged large force
of rebels. The troops were SUCCESS
ful In beating OF the insurrectos. who
lost thirty Killed.
E General Diaa and his party con-
Fifting Of MADAME Diaz. Colonel Por-
frlo Diaz and the lattcr's family, left
Mexico CITY on special train. com
POSED OF three sections. IIl
The frst section carried the Eleventh
Hesincnt OF Infantry. the presidential
party was In the second section, which
WAS followed closely by the third, also
carrying troops.
When approaching TcpoyRhualco
they encountered IL body OF 700 rebels
The leading section OF the train pulled
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TOWNS At MERCY !.
!. OF rowing BANDS
Hundreds Of People Killed
and Others Arc
Starving.
BANDITS ARE EVERYWHERE
News Of Peace FLas Not Penc-
trated lnto Many Parts
OF Mexico.

Parral. Mexico. May 25 (via I'll Paso.
TeX;. May 2D,-Many Federal officials,
ed. scores OF others have been placed
In jail. stores have been looted and
burned and hundreds OF people are on
the verge OF starvation as the result
Of Durango and Southern Chihuahua by
bandits and insurrectos. who have
heard nothing of the peace agree
inent.
The entire State of Durango. with
It's capital, a city Of $4,000 population.
Is at the mercy of the rowing bands.
constituted authorities. Refugees from
Southern chihuahua also report the
IS that all railroad communication has
without food.
The mining camp OF Guanaccvi. State
nf Durango Is In chaos. The flrst act
OF The insnrrectos after capturing the
ts.Tn vas 10 place all the government
officials In jail. Stores were then loot
In the town OF villa Escobedo. a few
buildings were Burned. all the resld en- t .
having fled to tha mountains, ~ pre-
military officials In the toxin of q uad :
slcnpe l'calvo were killed has been
confirmed shortly afte: the telegraph
operator at .liminez. the chief city be-
tween Torrcon and Chihuahua. report
ed that town MS being attacked. the
telegraph wires were cut. indicating
the place had been taken There is
great scarcity OF food here. IT is likely
that the 300 foreigners. mostly Ameri-
cans. VIII leave in body overland
In wagons. The Federal troops arc pre-
pairing 10 cvacuatc
People who come in from the small
towns report that the jefe politicos
gcncrally have been killed. as thcy
were regarded as petty dcspots. AZ
ci IN, . Int
Is serious and Will become worse un-
less some news of an Official and
definite character Is brought in that
Viii effectunlly stop hostilIties.
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Can EAT
MOST
Anything
Bad Casa OF Stomach Trouble.
Wholly Restored by
P0ruRa.

Mrs. Wilson
Robinson, 7o4
Ncsslc Street.
Toledo, Ohio.
writes; ls
II feel like
a new person.
] h a Y c no
more h Wy
{ c c lings, no
IN ore p al II,
don't l1clch up
gas, can eat
IN o s t any
thing W it h.
out it hurting
me. | want
to be working
all the time. |
h a v gained
twenty gu
pounds.
" Ppople that
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up and the Federals succeeded In
defeating the insurgents, who retired,
leaving on the field thirty dead. their
standards, and a box containing l.u0O
pcsos. The Federal troops. 300 strong,
registered three men wounded. one
probably fatally.
Gen. Diaz and his son, Col. Porfirio
Diaz. on arriving a the scene of the
enga cement, descended from their car
and took part in the fray.
The eX-President was received here
with the greatest respect. lie plans
10 leave Vera Cruz on board the fla m
burg American steamship YpIranSa,
which sails for Europe, May 81.
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Uno Yate for classification.

YOUNG MAN DESIRES ROOM OR
room and board In vicinity OF Sol
4 diers Home. Address Il 932, caro-
TlmeH-DlSpatoh. 5l5 taa
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Normal Conditions being Restored.

Normal! Conditions Being Restored.
Juarcz. Mexico. May 2T.-NOrmai
conditions are rapidly being resumed
In Northern Mexico. and to-day
Francisco l. Madero. now merely n
private citizen, enjoyed himself re
lieved OF the burdens OF the prori-
sional presidency. " ii
From Senior de la Rarra came a
reply to Senior Madero's message Of
yesterday fellc!tnting him upon his In
auguration ms Provisional President
The telegram read:
Mexico CITY, May IS. .Iall
IF francisco I. Madero. Iunrez Mexico.
Il have just taken possession OF the
presidency. ad Interim. of the repub-
lic During tho brief time that ] am
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