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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
GOOD INCREASE IN
REVENUE FROM THE
COUNTY COURT CLERK
COLLECTIONS FOR TIE PAST
YEAR SHOW SUBSTANTIAL
GAIN.
REPORIJ 10 1HL TREASURY
Grand Total of Collections for States
Last Biennial Period by Hardin w.
Thomas Were In Excess of $4,000,
Increase Being About 10 per Cent.

There was an increase in the re-.
ceipts of the State Treasurer from
Hardin w, Thomas, clerk of the Maui
ny county court, of $546.34 during the
year 1910 over that of 1909, accord
ing to statement which was submit
ted to Hon. A. A. Lipscomb, chairman
o fthe committee which is investigat-
ing the Offices of Treasurer Folk. The
statement covers a period of two
years, from Dec. 10 1908, to Dec. ~.
1910.
During the first eleven months Of
1909. including December, 1908, the
amounts RENTED by Mr. Thomas to
Treasurer Folk aggregated total Of
$6,496.49, for the succeeding twelve
months the total was $7,045.63. The
grand total for two years was s13,
54232.
October heads the list as the best
month in the year 1909. showing 1925,
while the month of the succeeding
year had an increase of over $50. the
total amount being 1888. the figures
Iby months follow:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
TIME FOR HOLDING
QUARTERLY COURT
LEGISLATURE MAKES CHANGE IN
DATE FROM THE FIRST TO
SECOND MONDAYS.

The Legislature has passed on its
third and final reading the bill recent
ly introduced to change the date Of
holding the Maury county COUNT from
the first to the second Mondays
in January, April, July and
Oceober. This change was sug
gested In a resolution passed al
the last regular term Of the county
court. held on January 2. at the 70
quest of several of the members, and
the object Of the change is to have
the court meeting on a date when
there 10 not SO much business done ir
Columbia that will interfere with the
regular proceedings Of the court
All that remains for the bill to be
come law Is the official signature o.
Gov. Hooper, which will be added q,
the proper time.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
LEWISBURG TEAM IS
COMING IN MARCH
WILL HOLD SECOND DEBATE
WITH COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL
IN THIS CITY THEN.

The subject for the second debate
between the pupils Of the Columbi
High School and the Haynes-McC CLAIM
School, of Lewisburg, has been an
nounced as Resolved, That mel Of
action have been more beneficial to
the world than men Of thought" The
Columbia boys will argue that men of
action have been worth the more.
This debate will be the second one
this year between the schools, and
will be held at the Athenaeum school
building The first debate will be on
Friday night, Feb. 3. at Lewisburg
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
IS HEAD OF A TRUST
COMPANY AT EIGHTY
REMARKABLY ENERGETIC DES
PITE His FOUR SCORE YEARS
10 OLD NEW YORKER.

NEW YORK. Jan. 28.-Charles r.
Dusenberry, eighty-one years old, was
elected president OF the Westchest.
er Trust Company yesterday to fill a
vacancy caused by the retirement Of
Peter J. Filing.
Mr.. Dusenberry, who has been at
ing president of the institution fo1
several weeks, was chosen for the
post because Of his activity AZ wen q
his sound knowledge Of banking prin
ciples. notwithstanding his age. he
is remarkably energetic, and IL ut hi,
desk promptly every day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
c. M. A. CADETS
AGAIN WINNERS
CRESCENT BASKETBALL TEAM
EAsY-scoRE 80 TO 1s-WiTH.
ERsPooN STARS.

The Crescent Basketball Club OF
Nashville was easy for the G. N. A.
Cadets Saturday night at the garage
of the Maury Motor Co In the first
half the visitors only made three
points while the cadets piled up TWEEN.
ty-three. The second half was differ.
ent as Coach McGehee desired to give
some of the other members of the
team trial and put them in the game
for several minutes and the Crescents
were enabled to pile the score up tc
eighteen, but they never had a look in
to victory. The cadets ran the score
up to 80 at the close.
Gibson was the main point gamer
for the visitors, having eight to hi
credit and four Of these were on fouls
Witherspoon was the main star o.
the locals, he pitched seven baskets
and threw one foul, making total o.
fifteen points or nearly half Of the to
tai number. Phillips. Ransom and
Gaddis all played star games.
There has been a vast improvement
in the locals handling the ball. ane
especially Is this 30 In passing.
The attendance Saturday night VA
almost double that Of the first game
The manager Of the association re
ported that something over $4,000 wa
taken in at the door. The game Il
gathering popularity with each time !
| is pulled OF.
(~n
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
SURVIVOR OF THE
WAR In MEXICO
w. c. sELLARs DIES AT HIS HOME
ON SANTA FE PIKE, FIVE
MILES FROM CITY.

w. C. Sellars, aged "a, died at his
home five miles from Columbia on the
Santa Fe pike, Thursday night, and
was buried Friday afternoon at q
O'Clock. Mr. Sellars was one Of the
few survivors who enlisted In the
American army during the Mexican
war. He was married in 1850 to Miss
Harris. but his wife died several years
ago. He is survived by one adopted
son. VIII Sellars.
Mr.. Sellars. during his life. was one
Of the leading citizens Of the county.
He has adopted and reared fourteen
orphans since taking up his residence
in the county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
WANT THE CRIMINAL
COURT MADE EQUAL
WITH THE CIRCUIT
COLUMBIA LAWYERS WOULD
MAKE APPEALS DIRECT TO
HIGHEST TRIBUNAL.
PRt SENT PLAN UNSAlISFACl DRY
Allows Man Convicted to Have Two
Trials Before a Jury With His Pre-
sumption OF Innocence Still in Tact.
Attorneys Favor 1t.

Prominent local lawyers want the
county criminal court placed on an
equality with the circuit court. This
plan it is claimed by friends of the
movement, will grealy decrease the
costs to the county, inasmuch as it
will prevent an appeal from the Grim
inal to the circuit courts, the plan be-
ing to have appeals taken direct from
the criminal to the supreme court.
At present when a conviction is
found In the criminal court by jury,
an appeal may be taken to the circuit
court, and second trial had by the
defendant, with his presumption Of in
nocence still intact. When he appeals
to the supreme court after con.
viction, however, he is presumed to be
guilty. The present arrangement al.
lows the defendant to secure two tri.
ais before jury, at each one Of them
having a presumption Of innocence.
Probably nowhere in the United
States does such a condition of az
fairs exist" said one prominent at
tornel, who Ia enthusiastic in favor
of the new plan. 1T piles up large
amount of costs against the county
and serves no good effect II an appeal
is taken to the circuit court. as is Of
ten the case"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
SUBWAY SYSTEM IS
OPEN In CHICAGO
WASHINGTON STREET TUNNEL,
THE FoRERuNNER, Is PLAc
ED in SERVICE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 30-The new Wash
ington street tunnel, By means Of
which congestion OF traffic in the loop
district Ii expected to be lessened,
and which eventually is expected to
form a part Of subway system. was
put into operation today. The tunnel
passes under the south branch OF the
Chicago river. is 1886 feet long and
cost s750.0o0.
A tunnel at LaSalle street, which
will expedite transportation to the
north side Of the city, will not be
ready for operation for some time.
These tunnels replace old tunnels,
which were too near the surface to al.
low the passage Of large boats.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
POOL ROOM RAlDED
BY THE POLICEMEN
PLACE OF IRISH TAYLOR SCENE
OF SEARCH FOR INToxlcAT
ING LIQUORS.

The police made a raid on the place
OF Irish Taylor Saturday night and
secured a small amount Of inroxi-
cants Taylor will be tried In the
city court Friday afternoon at Q
o'clock The raid was made by Chief
Morgan and Policemen Lancaster and
Stages. The trial was set at first for
Monday morning, but was continued.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
MADE TO
ENTER AN OFFICE
THIEVES TRY TO BREAK INTO OF.
FlcE OF DR.. sEDBERRY SUN.
DAY MORNING.

Thieves attempted to enter the Of
Ace Of DR.. j. B. Sedberry on South
Garden street Sunday morning at
about 2 o'clock. although the office
was not broken into. DR.. Sedberry
was in the Office at the time, and the
robbers had evidently seen through
the window a pile Of gold which was
used to make filings, and 1t ID
supposed that they were after this
metal. Tracks were discovered Sun.
day morning under the window of the
office.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
MAURY COUNTY MAN
IS MADE PRESIDENT
OF RORT|CU[T UR|STS
PERCY BROWN, OF SPRING HILL,
sIGNALLY HONoRED BY THE
STATE SOCIETY.
PROMINENT & STOCK MAN
Part Owner Of Famous Ewell Farm in
This COMMUNICATING Of State MUIR
serymen Held at Carnegie Library.
Brown Discusses Cooperation.

At the meeting of the State Horti'
culturists, held Thursday at Nash
vile, Percy Brown. of Spring Hill,
was chosen president Of the organiza-
ton. The term Of Office is for one
year. The secretary and treasurer OF
the society is Prof G. A. Keffer, OF
the University of Knoxville. Other
officers were the vicepresidents, one
for each grand division Of the State.
They are w. M. Hood, Bristol; John
Daniel, Nashville; w. H. Rochel. Jack
son, and Robert Morris, Nashville,
general vice president.
The leader Of the State horticultu.
raj society is one Of the leading farm
srs and stockmen Of the State. He
and his brother, George Campbell
Brown, are the owners and managers
of the famous EwelI Farm, neal
Spring Hill, which ia one OF the most
noted farms in the country. He IL
eminently fitted for the position te
which he has been elected.
The meeting Of the Tennessee Muir
serymen's Association was held Fri
day at the Carnegie Library. Most Of
the Maury county delegates to the hor
ticultural meeting remained over te
attend the meeting Of the fruit grow
ers. The association is allied with
the horticultural society.
Percy Brown led the discussion al
this meeting, on the subject OF Go
Operation and Organization Among
Nurserymen." The meeting was wei
attended.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
B. A. Sattertield 4 Co.

lips 5, Witherspon 1; H. Witherspoon
II, Gibson 4.Points on fouls, Crescents
II, c. NJ. A. l. Time of halves 20 min
,utes. Willard Troop. referee; voor-
HES, umpire. Owen and Miller, tim
ers.
Phillips failed FIVE times at trials
for goal on fouls, while the Crescent
players failed six times.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
TAKEN UP

One yellow Jersey heifer about two
years old; unmarked, taken up by me
last October. Owner can get same
by paying feed bill and cost Of no
tice. HENRY BROWN. Groveland,
Tenn. 20Id1t WIT
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
GREAT INTEREST IN
MISSION MEETING OF
ALLLOCAL CHURCHES
LARGE ATTENDANCE TO AR
RANGE FOR JUBILEE OF Wo-
MANS WORK.
SPLiNDlD ADDRESSES ARE HEARD
Organization of Union Missionary
Study Glass Will Probably Be Che
of Direct Results of the Jubilee In
Columbia-Large Delegation.

Great interest was aroused in the ju
bilee of the flftieth anniversary Of
woman's work in the foreign fields
at the meeting Of the missionary 30
cieties of Columbia held at the First
Methodist church on Friday afternoon,
There was a large attendance from
all the societies Of the city and much
enthusiasm was manifested by all
present, practically every church in
the city being represented by large
delegation.
The program was splendid one
and those who attended learned much
of the value Of the work that Is being
done by the women Of the Columbia
churches for the great cause Of for.
eign missions.
The devotional exercises were con.
Quoted by Mrs. Hardin P. Nguers,
who made most interesting talk on
missions. A delightful and very in
structive feature of the program was
a brief discussion of some woman
character of the Bible by representa-
tive of each of the church societies
The following were on the program:
Miss Rosa Barnett from st. Peters
Episcopal church.
Mrs. Rebecca McLemore from the
First Presbyterian church.
! Mrs. Maxwell from the First Baptist
church.
Mrs. Rogers from the South Colum
bia Methodist church,
Mrs. C. D. Adkisson from the FRS
Cumberland church.
Mrs. S. E. Gillespie from the FRS
Methodist church.
Mrs. Wheeler, of Nashville, one o.
the vice presidents Of the Nashville
jubilee, delivered an earnest address
on the jubilee in Nashville. Mrs
Wheeler Is a ready speaker, and hel
address was much appreciated. She
said that the Baptists were the frs
to organize their woman's work In the
foreign fields. Mrs. Wheeler was ;
delegate to the ecumenical confer
snce in New York City ten years ago
Mrs. Fred Hardy, the organizer O
the work here, spoke next on the OF
ganization of the jubilee.
Reports were submitted from tn
various local societies by members q
follows:
Mrs. J. C. Nolloy from the FRS
Presbyterian church.
i, Mrs. Richard Smith from St. Peter
Episcopal church.
Mrs. Rogers from the South Colun
bia Methodist church.
Mrs. e. E. Collins from the Firs
Methodist church.
Mrs. Hayes from the First Baptis
church.
Mrs. Hagey from the First Cumbel
land church.
It is expected that large delegs
ton from here will attend the bi
Jubilee in Nashville next week. Mr.
Wheeler was very much gratined q
the interest shown and the attendanc
at the meeting Friday.
So much interest has been arouse
that it is altogether probable tha
one Of the direct results Of the NOV
ment that there will be local mi
sionary study class organized her
Several have already requested Mr.
Hardy to take the matter Of the o
ganization of the class In charge an
others who desire to join can comm
nicate with her.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
MAURY MOTOR CO.,
SELLS AN AUTO

The Maury Motor Company sold to-
nay to John Parham q Chalmers pony
toneau with full up-to-date equipment,
for spring delivery.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03

Summary-Goals, Phillips 2, Wither-
spoon 7. Morgan 3, Ransom 8, Mead
ans Q; Yarbrough 1, H. Witherspoon
2, Gibson g., Hampton 2. Fouls, Phil
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
MEETING OF THE
ROAD COMMISSION
SESSION IS HELD MONDAY IN THE
COUNTY COURT ROOM WITH
T,MsERs PRESENT.

The members of the Maury county
road commission met In regular SEES
sion In the county court room this
morning. Matters Of routine business
we're brought before the commission
and were dispatched.
Subscribe For The Hsesia
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-02-03
e. w. JONES

Practical Machinist. Gasoline Engine and Steam
Expert Circular Saws GLmmed line OF
Puileys, Couplings and Shaftings in stock. All
trouble cases attended TO promptly. Installing
Engines o Specially. South High Street, Column.
bia. Tenn.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Sangrienta collision EN- Coaxca.
tlan.

Tchuacan. Pucbla, Sept. II: I'll
que Sc efectIe una nueva clccci6n
mucho nepotismo undo al anun-
clio del Jcfe Politico, proponien-,
do que SO efcctue una nucva q.
lecci6n, ocasion6 aver una scria
frlccion entre los habitantcs del
pueblo de COaxcatIan y los guar.
das maderistas. durantc la c,Ial
resultaron muertas cuatro pcrso-
mas v hubo muchos heridos
Hoy Sc recibieron adui mott.
clas dc due los RESIDENCES en- Il
lugar cstan todavfa en- rebellion Y
g los habitantes dc los villorrios
ccrcanos de Ojalpam y Chilac SC
les ha, rcunido en- el levantamicn.
to.
la Semana pasada. el Jefc Po--
lltiGo Benjamin Balderas Mar.
nuez, pus0 en- las oficinas 4 dos
dc stds parientes mas cercanos V
Jncgo anltnci6 que no estaba "a
tisfecho con las eleccioncs dc Ju..
mo, cttando para que sc cfectua.
sc una nueva election.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Tn motin en- Guadala lara.

Dice I'm diario dc Guadalaiara
que la somnaa pnsada Sc oripin6
en- aquella ciudad un motfn nuc
la causado no poca cxitaci0n en-.
tro los habitantes de la Capital
Jaliciensc.
Reunlosc una iunta de periods.
itas con 81 objeto Gle discutir las
candidatnras dc diputados al Con.
'Ereso de IN Union como alottno
.de los conctirr3ttes hiciese refcre,
cia al Lie. Pino Suarez, varios do
los presentes principiaron 4 Ian.
Ear mucras 4 Madero, & pino
Snaroz, & Sanchez Azcona. ete,.
provocdndose i'm magno motfn.
pues los periodistas salieron 4 Ia
calle donde SO les rcunieron mul.
titudes del baio pueblo, eritando
muchos, WINS 4 Madero. Y Dtros
g Iapnta, resnItando no pocos ein.
dadanos lesionados auuduc no do
f1ucha importancia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Policla grayemente herido en- La.
redo

Laredo, Texas. Sept. 10: Pro
curando cscapar de ser arrestado
por la policia despu6s dc haber
disparado varios tiros en- una en-
sa dc maia nota dc este lugar.
loy, el soIdado Il. y. Lcmaster,
dc la Compniiia g. acantonada on
Fort Mcintosh, dispar6 contra 81
etnpleado de policfa Salom6n Mar
tinez hiriendolo gravamcnte. Ia
bala penctr6 en- ell abdomen =
qncd6 aloiada cerca de la YER.
zebra.
Lemaster fue ulcnnzado V cap.
tnrado despnts dc haber sido I'm
poslbllitado dc continuar corricn,
DO, hjriendolo cn una picrna job,
Carpenter, duien tomo la pistoln
del policia Y corIi6 tras dc 10.
master. hacia liz pEorta del Fort
McIntoh. liran hastante critiens
esta tarde las condiciones do Mar
tincz micntras que Iiemaster SO
encucntra en- Ia careel.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Sc pedira la destitucion de Gar.
cia Granados.

Grandc cs cl dcscontcnto que
rcina en- Mexico contra 81 actual
Alinistro de Conformation, Ingenic.
70 Garcia Granados, pucs i este
Sr. sc lie ncusa como el autor de
Ia ordcn dada l. los gcndarmcs
para dar las cargas dc caballc-.
ria contra cl pueblo cl domingo
Inntcpnsado, con motive del escan.
dalo Que Sc verified on auueila
ciudad.
al ctecto, IN orupo de made
iIStas, acaban dc lamar una OK
"Itatl'" al pueblo, con obicto dc
cue Sc haga una manifestation pI
bllca dc dcscontento Ell contra dc1
rltado NIinistro Garcia Granados
ash colno tamhihn para pcdir nj
81 lfcstdcntc de la Rcp1bliea,
cue cuantO antics 10 climinc dc s,l
IGabinctc.
El hl1nistro en- question, ha ma.
|mfestado que 81 la manifestation
cue, Sc .prcpara SO lleya 4 cabo or.
dcnadancntc. 10 Ia prohibirh Y
Que no cree que los manifestantes
Gnean derecho 4 pedir su dcsti.-
tucion. ....
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
No ha sido arregtado.

Corpus Christi, Texas, Sept. II
Arn no ha isdr arrestado Pablo
Martinez, individuo que el sGbado
dc la semana pasada hiri6 dc TN
balazo al Condestablc B. G. Bal
dyin Ell Kingsville, ,pcro contimian
bnscandol0 cl Sheriff Wright, del
Condado de Nucc"s.v cl Capitan
Gle Rangers Saunders y cuatro
Rangers.
Acompanaban 4 Martinez dos
hombres Y dos muiercs, mexica
nos todos, quienes estan mas 6
mcnos complicados en- ell asunto, ,
estos han sido arrestados va. en-
contrdndosc cn La chrcel del Con
dad0, habiGndoscles traido csta
mahana & la madrugada dc Kings
vile en- TN autom6vil. Fueron con
ducldos por cl COndestable Cat
IcVcry Diputado Joe Elifr
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Naevas amenazas dinamiteroa.

El Paso. Texas, Sept. II. Ora
vcz csthn siendo amunazados por
los dinamitcros los ferrocarrileros
nexicanos.
fbos magonistas Que SIC estan ,r,,
Inicndo on I'll Paso para orga-
nizar la Dretendida contra revolu,
/ cion, han hecho francns amena.
2as dc quo 81 &c embarca para G.
luarez 81 Quinto Battalion de IN.
fantcria do los fnerzas fcderales
por Ia lfnea lie Mexico Y Norocs.
tc, O por los Fcrrocarriles Nacio.
Males, seran voladas ambas H..
meas Y SO auspendcra forzosamen-
te el trafico.
SO dA bien POGO cr6dito 4 la
Dotieia entire los fcrrocarrileros
de III Paso Y Juarez, pcro sc sa.
bc pcrfoctamcntc, que alguuos It..
merlcanos que han estad0 en- mu-
Cho contactO coH In Juntn Mu0o
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Arl@i1an un altar en- honor de Me
Xico,

los Srcs, Mistrot Bros, c0mcr-
clantcs dc Scguin, Texas, crigi-
ran on "l lugnr de S,s ncgocios
I'm altar patriGtico en- honor dc
McXl"O durAntc las firstas nario--
nalcS dc lndcpcndcncia, { in,
rltan cordiallncnte Il todos los
m"Nlcanos, 4 concurrir 4 sll csta-
2l"c'mlcnto, donde con motivo dc
dlchas flcstas han organizado H..
ma gran barata en- obscquio dc s,l
clicntela meXicana.
En el altar due crigiran, esta--
ran los retratos de los mas cons
oicuoS libertadores y patiicios me
xicanos. I'll rctrato del modcrno
l'bcrtndor Francisco f. Madcro
heurnrh tambifn en- ell altar pa
trio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Sc interrumpe una reunion reyis

Monterrey, Mexico, Sept. II
Anochc sc llcv6 Il cabo otra intcn
tona para intcrlumpir una rcu-
mon rcvista que sc vcrificaba en-
VA casa nrmcro 40 dc la callc
)uarcz, dondc ocurri6 cl motfn
&c la scmana pasada. Escucha. .-
ronsc en- Ia callc gritos de "mue-
ia R9ycs' y "Abaio los piochu--
dos Y cl club rcQuiri6 dcsdc
'ucgo la protection de la policia.
Envi6se rapidamente al lugar
de la escena una fuerza de rura--
les. los Gualcs impidicron uue sc
siguiescn arroiando piedras, cas-
caras dc frutas, etc, cuyos mate
rialcs usaba la plebc en- contra
dc los reyistas.
BE asegura que los reyistas de-
mandhran protection de la poll
cla antcs dc atrcversc & conyo--
ear otra reunion v no cspcrar
hasta ultima hora, cuando va ha
va principiado ell escandalo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
cretario, Amado Morantas. Pro.
Sccretario, luis Gu: 'tero Y Teso-,
rero Antonio Villarreal.
Tramaban un complot.

Para asesinar nj Jefe Politico
del Canton de Ozuluama, Estado
de VcracrIz, varios individuos ha-
tian fraguado un complot, cuya
trama fuG descubierta por las nu.-
toridadcs Ahora sc estan rcco--
giendo los hilos de dicha trama
para avcriguar quienes son los
complicados en- cl complot, Y pa
ra csta fecha va sc han encontra
do alGunos de los que ticncn CO.
necci0n con cl rrctcndido crimcn,
en- que dcbia ser la victima I'm SO.
nor Logo, que cs, como va dill
mos Jcfc Politico del lugar.
Federico Muncz. reccptor d,
rcntas, cl .Iucz Civil Juan Gomez
lIrl@cnio MGndcz, Ricardo Ramj-.
rcz. Juan del Angel v Cris6foro
llcrrcra, SimplcH partcularcs los
ruatro ultimos, habiansc convent
90 con cl scabccilla insurrccto T..
milo AcOaia, i duicn hicicron on
trcga de una fucrtc stlma para
cue les prcstarn apOvo en- In cons
plracl0n que tramaban.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
E General TerrazaS en-
nanOS del pue-
bio.
WV

FL Pas'., Texas, Sept. 9: El
'Gral.' Luis Terrazas, quicn scgiin
fama es el hombrc mas rico de NJ
xico y poseedor dc mas dc la mi
tad del E&tado de chihuahua, rs-
tuTo hoy en- manOs de una turba
Oh la ciudad dc Chihuahua V re-
clblo mnN rudos tratamicntos an,
tcs de Que cl Gobcrnador Coma
1ez lograac rcsGatarlo, mcdiantc
ordcn para que salicsen trOpas 4
sofocar los des6rdenns.
lei Gral. TerraZas habia pcrma.
necido Ell la Capital de Mexico
,desde quo la revoluci6n Sc inicid
en- Chihuahua y en- la capital de
este Estado sc tuvo noticia anti
'cipada dc que rcgresarla. A su
ilegada & chihuahua 10 recibi6 u.
ma turba cue aumcntando por mo.
mentos cn ntlmcro amenazaba to-
mar preparedness peligrosas.
El anciano millionaire. Il quicn
de todas veras abOrren las classes
trabaiadoras dC chihuahua. fue
tratado con suma rudeza y probes
blementc hubiese muerto 4 ma
nos de la gentuza 81 el Goberna--
dor no hllbicse ordcnado muy o.
portunamcnte que salicscn tropas
4 res2atarlo.
Eel inc;dentc cre6 intensa cxita-
ci6n cn chihuahua v asumi6 las
preparedness de una revolution 10
cal. Gcntc cue lIce0 aqui ano--
che. Orocadentc de Chihuahua,
Aicc que los disturbios han sido
sofocados Ell partc, pcro rcina to-
davia gran cxitaci6n Ell la ciudad.
Las continues actividadcs dc
los magonistas on la fr0ltcra. cor.
.ca dc G. Juarez, han resultado
en- Que el Gobicrno de Mexico ha-
va detorminado patrullar la from.
terra. seg1n noticias que sc reel.
bieron hoy proccdcntcs dc in ca.
pital de Mexico en- G. Juhrez. u