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Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
REBELS ARE STILL
ACTIVE NEAR JUAREz
Expect Battle There To-Day. Insurrectos
Have Evacuated Aqua Prieta and Gar
cia Gave Up to u. s. Troops.
tBy United Pressl

Ell Paso, April 1S.-Colonel Tam
bourel. commander OF the troops al
Juarez issued an official statement to
day that one thousand insurgents IN.
der the command of Major Garibalds
had been located this morning twelve
miles south of there. He said he ex
poets battle today and he is throw
ing up entrenchments in the south
Francisco Madero's forces are at Sat
clio. but he is not moving north. The
food supply at Satello is running out
however. and 1t is probable that Ma
dero will be forced to advance north
or to retire to the south Colonel
Tambourei today threw up barricades
in Lerdo Avenue. the principal street
of Juarez, preparatory to resisting the
rebel attack. Desuitory firing began
at 1870 this morning over the hills
opposite the Ell Paso smelter. the same
position orosco occupied several
months ago. 1t continued until day
light
United States counsul Edwards. al
Juarez today telegraphed the state de-
partmeur at Washington that an at
tack was eminent
The killing on last Saturday of Cap
tain Creighton was verified today. He
was buried with military honors il
the battle field
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
NARROW ESCAPE IN GORGe
iRy unitel Pressl

Two gentlemen from Florence had
& very exciting experience yesterdas
Messrs. Carl Raymond and Thos. Saw
yer autoed to Canon City and then
walked up the Grand Canon. Ray
mond on the tracks and Sawyer on
the bank above. So taken up were
they with the scenery that they failed
to SEQ the passenger train coming to-
ward them. II was almost upon them.
when Raymond slipped and fell across
the trscks, but his companion was
equal to the occasion and pulled him
from = perilops posision just In tims
~ pSsnanx :, .saAastsspAie eitsees
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
REBELS LEAVE aqua PRrETA
(By United Press)

Douglas, April 1s.-After having de-
cisively defeated the federals in vest
erday's battle the rebels who held
Aqua Prieta evacuated it during the
night. When the federals appeared
to attack the town they found only
empty trenches and they marched in
without firing a single shot. The fed
erals declined the assistance of the
American Red Cross in caring for
their wounded As they entered the
town they found a large number ~
dead bodies in the street There are
twelve thousand federaIs now in Aqua
Preiia. The rebels evacuated tae
town because they ran out of ammuhi-
ton last night and had only enough
for another volley They said they
either had to surrender or run. 50
they ran. At midnight General Garcia,
commander OF the rebels. walked
lcross the border and surrendered 20
he United States troops. Two sco-e
of his men followed him and did like
wise Red Lopez, the other insurg snt
commander, also crossed the border,
but did not surrender
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
ELKS SEEKING l0HGM0hT
MAN NOW MlSSIhG

The following is copy OF circu-
ar letter that has recently been sent
III over the country by the Longmout
odge, Benevolent and Protective Or
Ter OF Elks:
Howard c. Roberts OF Longmont
has been missing since April. He
left Longmont March "a and went to
Montrose on business There he re-
mained three days. started back April
/ and was known to have arrived at
salida. Colo. where all trace Of him
was lost. No reason is known for his
disappearance, as his home life was
an ideal one and his business affairs
were in good shape. He has been
manager for the Biggs-Campbell Lum-
Der company here for some months.
His wife is at her home in Hamburs.
Iowa
Description as foiiows: HE was
American born. age 27. height feet
s inches, weight $50 pounds. complex
ION medium. decidedly full. round
face. blue eyes. brown hair. He was
Mason and member of Longmout
lodge No. 1855 B. p. o. Eaks."
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE =.
s:s.s:s; 49, HAS ADJOURNED

Minneapolis. April 1s.-The Minne-
sofa legislature adjourned sine die a:
1878 thia Afternoon In the midst Of
riotous scenes Representative
spooner attacked an alleged brewery
representative and ordered him on
the ,oor. A. the result Of the hasy
adtosznmsns, fonr Asnarsd peadtnx
bills vere hansd.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
EXPECTED ATTACK FAILS

Douglas. Arir.. April 19.--The ex-
pected attack of Aqua Prieta by Juan
Cabrai's force of Insurgents did not
take place today. At day break Cab
rai's force which cAmped last night
on tho outskirts Of town. had disap-
peared. cabral ID believed to b on
his- way to JAN ths otAer body u
'rsssls which svsc.akea AsuA Ps,esa.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
DODDS COllseElDOINGS

Miss Kate MCGEE. of Sloan, Colo.
is at home this week on account of
her sisters sickness.
90
Miss Crawford Is enrolled for a
course In bookkeeping and stenos-
raphy.
Miss Leila Thomas. of Florence. has
has enrolled in the shorthand depatr-
ment
The advanced dictation class is now
taking speed work in shorthand and
typewriting.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
FREE LIST
BILL UP|N
HOUSE
Committee Submits
the IBill Which Fa.
vors People
lBy United Press)

Washington, April 1s.-Attacking
the Republican theory of the protect
i've tariH and declaring that it has
built up the big trusts and mOnopO-
lies. the Democratic Ways and Means
committee of the house today pre-
sented fayorably the farmers free
list bill. The committees report de-
ciares thai the bill will be a great
benefit 70 the people in spite of the
fact THAI 1t viii eliminate ten MI
lion dollars annually of the govern
ment's revenues.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
COLORADO CONVICT
R0BS KIN IN ILLINOIS

Springfield. Ill, April 17.-Josepn
Iammil. 80. who recently escaped
rom the Colorado state penitentia-y.
where he had been serving time for
he murder of bartender at Canon
City, Colo, was arrested at Assump-
ton, Ill. today by Chief of Police
Hinkle and Policeman Calvin. He will
he returned to Colorado Sunday, and
will go without requisition papers.
Hammil has been staying at the
home OF his father, Abraham Hammil,
whom he had not seen for ten years.
The elder Hammil knew nothing Of
the escape of his son Neither did he
know that he had been serving time
in the penitentiary. Yesterday young
Hammil stole $4,000 draft from his
father. drawn on the First National
bank OF Assumption Learning that
the authorities were after him for
stealing the check. he ran away. Chief
Of Police Hinkle notified William Roy
er of Dunkel Station, just south OF
Assumption, that Hammil was headed
that way. and asking him TO arrest
him The escaped convict was caught
and returned TO Assumption.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20

The man arrested at Assumption.
Ill. was In the penitentiary here IN
der the name of John Hummel An
officer has been sent by Warden Ty-
nan to bring him back to Colorado.
HummeI escaped once before while
working on 4 road gang, but later re-
turned Of his own accord to serve out
the rest of his sentence. A woman.
who he is said to have married in
Kansas. figured in his return SIX
months ago. month later he es-
capped the second time.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20

will have to be tapped to provide Mr.
Arthur with the water he requires the
petition was referred to the water
committee with instructions to draw
up an agreement with him in relation
to price. etc.
The matter of building fiye-room
cottage at the waterworks reservoir
for the use of the caretaker there and
his family was discussed at length
and referred to the building commit
tee with power to act 1t is proposed
to erect a cottage OF the bungalow
type suitable to the surroundings at
a cost not TO exceed twelve or fifteen
hundred dollars. On motion of Al
derman II. S. Maddox the mayor WIS
authorized to open negotiations with
the trustees of South Canon looking
TO a consolidation of North and South
Canon into one municipality. Mayor
Smith appointed Aldermen Maddox,
Combs and Cooper to consult the
trustees of South Canon upon the sub
tect
On motion the request Of Warden
lyman OF the penitentiary for water
from the city mains for the reclama-
ton and improvement of the state
park. opposite the prison. was re-
ferred to the water committee and ths
city attorney with power TO act Al
derman Cooper explained the purport
and intent of the new health orii-
nance drafted by DR.. X. E. Holmes io-
the old council and recommended that
IL be placed in the hands of the new
ordinance committee for study and re-
vision. The recommendation was ad-
opted and the ordinance referred
The street supervisor was instruct
ed by resolution to prepare 4 list
Of all male citizens OF Canon City
eligible to the payment OF poll tax
and submit il TO the council for coa-
sideratlon at its first regular meeting
in May. The matter OF permitting
people to ride bicycles on the side
walks in violation of the city ordi-
nances Was discussed in detail aad
the belief was expressed that it shou'd
no longer be allowed under any CIR
cumstances Although a drastic pro-
hibition has existed in Canon City for
several years on the subject OF rid
ing bicycles on the sidewalk Il has
not been generally enforced. espec-
tally in muddy weather. The recent
administration permitted newsboys
and carriers OF newspapers to ride
bicycles on the sidewalks in making
their rounds. but II is the consensus
OF opinion among the new council
men is that IL should no longer Be
permitted. even in unfavorabie weatn-
er The new city marshal was iu-
siructed to give offenders fn this re-
speet a fair warning. after which o
arres, all who persisted in ridins
their wheels on the sidewalks.
Alderman Maddox brought to the
attention of the council the necessity
Of doing some additional work on the
last mile or two OF the new highway
to the top OF the Royal Gorge before
dedication day" and the matter was
referred to the mayor and the COM
mitiee on streets. alleys and bridges
for investigation. After some other
business. largely of an inconseouent-
al character. the council adjourned
till Monday evening. May Hrst
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
ARE NOW DEClDING
REELECTION BILL

Mexico City. April ia congrss-
sional committee today is teshaAnx
the fate OF the bill preventing the -
election Of the prssidsnt and Tie us
prssidsnt II Il alaeat certain tAas
sbls nj win ~ peAse6.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20
TAFT CoNrERs WITH CULLOM

Washington. April ls.-Preceding
the cabinet meeting today to discuss
the Mexican situation, President Taft
conferred with Chairman collum OF
the senate committee on foreign re-
lations.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-20

!, Vale the old Han the new MOL
day night Witnessed the transfer OF
the municipal government from MAJ
or C. r. Tanner and his colleagues to
Mayor-elect Frank p Smith and the
council recently chosen TO assist him
in the administration OF It's affairs
The transaction was an easy mat
ter snk was accompanied without
fuss or feathers" OF any kind. The
king is dead. Long live the king
Theoretically. at least. there was no
suspension OF tho city government:
no interrcgnum when there was no
authority to compel obedience to the
ordinances and the officers appointed
TO enforce them II was a merger
complete and simple: comforting the
new with power before the old had
been dispossessed Of tho sovereign
ity and dominion vested in 1t by tie
constitution and the people that had
created H.
Mayor Tanner called his councillors
together at 5:3o O'Clock and ordered
the usual roll call and the reading OF
the minutes OF the previous meeting
There being no objection to the form
OF the minutes as recorded by tho
clerk they we're adopted and became
a part OF the archives OF the city. The
preiiminarics in such case- having
been disposed OF the mayor announced
that he would entertain n motion to
fjourn sine die. ~hereupou IL was
moved and seconded that dissolution
OF the council take place: which was
adopted without dissent In proros-
ing the council Mayor Tanner ad-
/, dressed a few words TO his associates
In that body during the last two Yeas
In the course OF which he thanked
them for their uniform courtesy 20
: him at all times. as we'll as their
hearty cooperation with him In the
municipal administration He also ex-
pressed the hope that the new mayor
and council would be able to perform
what the old had ondeavorcd to ac-
compilsh for the public good.
As soon as Mayor-elec, Smith and
the new aldermen. who had previous
ly taken the oath OF onlce. assumed
their constitutional proroga:iyes the
council was organized by the cleo
zion OF d. n Cooper as president and
the announcement OF the standing
committees. which were Identical with
the caucus nominations. published In
Tho Daily Record n couple of weeks
ago. On motion of Alderman Coop
or tho city clerk was instructed to
pointment under the new council: the
applicants under the terms of the res-
'olwtion to be considered as regular
nominees. The applicants as read
were an follows:
waterworks superintendent and
plumbing Inspector: Chas. w. Van
Patten: city attorney. F. l.. witcher
and Augustus Pease; city marshal.
a. C. Wright. Julius q. Cramer. C. L.
Friend. Michael Blythe. C. II. For,s-
man. d. J. Houston e. e. McKinnon. J.
]. BroI and Louis A. schamp. the
=, lajters application being accompanied
by copy of house bill No. IS. now
sszjpendIng In the legislature, under the
provisions OF which hono-ably dis
charged soldiers and sailors OF tae
Civil war are to be given preference
for all municipal appointments in Col
Dorado which they are competent. ply
sicaily, mentally and morally to fill.
orark commissioner. city herder and
rood inspector. G. r. skinner. Richard
A. Williams, the ,atter Of New, Cam
d.. Aglssouri. and c. ". wnilaasea;
- - = 4,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-21
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-21
National News Association

(Nationa1 News ASSoCiation)
Manassas, Va, July 2l-An army of
peace took possession of Manassas to-
day Thousands of men wearing the
blue and gray filled the old town. On
the battlefield of Bull Run near by
was to be seen the panoply OF war. but
the implements of death and destruc-
ton were not there for the purpose
that took them there fifty years ago.
Nevertheless they were reminders of
those bitter days when thousands of
the youth of the North and the South
gave up their lives in the first great
battle of the civil war.
Manassas was beautifully and pro-
fusely decorated in honor of the vet
Grams and of President Taft and other
notables who came to participate in
the semi-centennial celebration. Many
of the visitors reached town yester-
day, while the morning trains from
Washington, Richmond and the West
added thousands of the invading host.
There was no regular program
mapped out for the forenoon. 1t was
81 Sou plSdSC with thC SlSAtoi
and they took in the sights with Wig
or that was remarkable, considering
the age of the veterans and the fact
that many had come from a great dist
ance.
At daybreak almost the crowd be-
gan to move toward the historic bat
tletield. Motor cars and all varieties
of, in1o inf
The battle memorials were inspected
and every bit of rising ground was
climbed to &c a clear view of the field
where the sons of the nations best
men went out for their country's
cause, and where the Confederate
troops fought valiantly for what they
thought right. The great majority of
the veterans had not visited the field
since they fought in it.
1t was remarkable how long and
we'll the soldiers remembered every
spot, every move, every order, every
incidnt of the great conflict. They
gathered in great groups and pointed
out to the wives, daughters and sons
who accompanied them the places
where this or that commander held
the enemy back so long. They talked
of reserve corps and attacks on their
right; of cavalry charges and defense
by the left. AS they wandered around
they would see a monument or a mar
ker on which the inscription would
particularly attract their attention.
Then they would figure out among
themselves, throwing statistics to the
winds, how many men were left of
each brigade, regiment or company
when the battel was over.
This afternoon the veterans and
their friends returned to town for the
formal exercises of the day. The exer-
cises were of simple but very i'm
pressive character. The speakers
stand was located at the junction of
Lee avenue and Grant avenue Here
President Taft, Governor Mann of Vir.
ginia, Congressman Carlin and other
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-21
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-21
Blue and Gray Gather Again
at Bull Run, But as Friends

speakers of the day addressed a large
and attentive audience. The speakers
stand was decorated with the red,
white and blue of the Star Spangled
Banner. entwined with the Confeder-
ate battle flags. showing the peace
and harmony existing between the
two. Assembled about the stand were
hundreds of men wearing blue coats
the Union: there were other hundreds
in gray suits and gray caps who had
fought fer the Confederacy.
President Taft and the other speak
ers were received with enthusiastic
applause. The applause reached it's
height when various we'll known lead
ers of the Blue and the Gray were
recognized in the assemblage and CIV
en- seats of honor on the platform. In
voices tremulous with emotions nat
ural to the occasion the several speak
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ton. Veterans of the Blue and the
Gray WED with one another in paying
tribute to the other side. Deafening
cheers greeted the name of Johnston.
Mcdowell, Beauregard. Jackson. Lee,
Pope and other commanders whose
names will ever be associated with
Manassas and Bull Run
The addresses were followed by a
pretty spectacle embfematic of the
reunited nation. 1t consisted of forty
eight maidens, each representing a
State in the order they were admitted
to the Union. each clad in the red,
white and blue, and bearing the name
of the State across her breast. AS the
maidens sang the national airs there
were few in the vast assemblage
whose eyes did not fill with tears. AS
one old soldier remarked as he clasp
ed hands with another veteran against
whom he had fought, there was an in
SEPARATION in the occasion such as only
comes to one a few times in a life
time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-21
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