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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-15
OPPOSE MOVE FOR
JOINT ENCAMPMENT

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. May To-
Opposition to 81 proposed joint en-
campment OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic and the United Confederate
Veterans is expected To develop in the
annual reunion Of the Y. CIV, begin
ming here tomorrow. Br!gadier- Gener-
al George w. Gordon. commander In =
chief OF the l.. G. " recently voiced
disapproval OF the project after pre-
liminary arrangements had practically
been concluded in Memphis. The idea
will be proposed to this reunion.
Between 10000 and 10000 confad--
crate veterans viii attend the reunion.
Special trains brought large crowds
into the city. A monster parade will
conclude the reunion Thursday.
Among the propositions before the
Taunion via De the erection of q
monument TO Confederate women
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-15
SAM Says
He PAID TOO Nj UGH.

WASHINGTON. May 15.-CharE-
ing Illegal discrimination against the
private shippers the war department.
to-day sent an attorney to the Inter-
State Commerce Commission to try
to collect s7s7.s4 PREPARATION from,
the Southern Pacific Railroad Com-
pany. The orsrcharge was alleged
to have been made on twelve carloads
of cavalry horses and mules ahippoA
from Arizona 70 CalfOrnta,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-15
General Gordon Very III.

edal George B. Gordon, commander In
pcnlcT. United Confederate Veterans,
was seriously LII when lsc left to-day
Gor tlse Assssfssierats tsaessHissn sNat faitisss
Rock. He occupied . Pullman draw
ing room. Unless his condition I'M
proce- faster than his physicians an
ticipats, General Gordon VIII not take
part In the reunion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-15
Madero Delays Action in Or
der to Treat With Repre-
sentative of DiaZ
TO ASK APPOINTMENT
OF HALF OF CABINET
General OroZco Reveals Effort
to Bride Him and Good
Feeling is Once More
Established

Ell PASO. TEXAS. May 15.-Fran-
cisco |. Madero has temporarily delayed
his arrangements to send the main
body of the Juarez rebel garrison south
ward to meet Colonel Rabagos fed
erHl forces in order to treat with re
representatives. OF President Diaz for
peace.
This was the word brought to El
Paso today by Senior Rafael Herman
deg, who caused the original artnistice
and who has been devotlng his efforts
10 bringing about an understanding
since the Insurgents occupied Juarez.
Hernandez today expressed the belief
that propositions he has submitted to
Aadero on behalf Of the Diaz govern
ment appeared acceptable to the revo-
lutionlsts
satisnsd Disz VIII Quit.
The rebels are said to he satisfied
with President Diazs present retire
mant manifesto and their demands now
are said TO be confined to those for the
resignation OF the Diaz cabinet, and
the appointment Of a new body with
half of Its members Maderoists. Her.
nandez intirnated that this demand has
already been tentatively agreed to by
Diaz.
Madero has declined to discuss the
Hernandez peace plans, though he ad-
tnlts mat ne VII! seize any opportunity
10 restore peace IL the insurrectos de-
rnands can be met
Good Feeling Restored.
There was considerable agitation in
Maderos camp today over the pub
lished statement in which Gen. Orozco
WAS quoted as SAYING he had been Of
fered al immense bride II he would
cause the DOWNFALL of Madsro by play
Ing into til hands Of his enemies. No
specific sum was mentioned said Oroz-
CO, but he vas guaranteed enough to
keep him In comfort as long as he lived
0rozco Immediately revealed the
Madero 1t is said and good feeling be-
tween the two has been completely
restored.
Col. Rahago's federal forces today
| We're reported about sixty miles south
OF Juarez, He is said to have l. 900
troops. wen equipped.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-15
SUPREME COURT FREES
FEDERATION LEADERS
ARGUE AGAINST
RATE REDUCTION
OKLAHOMA FOLK STRIVE 70
KEEP Up FREIGHT RATES
FROM TEXAS POINT
!
EAST

WASHINGTON. May I5.--The
day arrayed itself against the rail-
road commission of Texas; Senator
Gore. Of Oklahoma against Senator
Bailey, of Texas. and the packing
houses OF Swarzuhild and Sulzhe-ger.
and Nelson. Morris and Company,
against Swift and Armour. In an I'M
usual case before the Interstate Com
merce Commission. Instead OF deal
Ing with rate increases, the case in
VOWED night against rate reduc-
tons.
The Oklahoma contingent declared
that recently reduced schedules on
packing house products from Fort
W orth. Texas. to the East discr fiinat~
ed against Oklahoma City. and de-
manded that they be suspended Bailey
and the other Texans fought for their
retention. Both sides based Aheir
arguments on the square deal
Rate Reduction . noomernnx
WARRINGTON, d. C., May ia
seemingly sweeping rate victory which
suburban telephone users scored
| against the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company. doing business
in Washington. Baltimore and vicln-
fty, before the Interstate Commerce
Commission turned out to be a boom
erang to-day, when ii was learned
/ that as a result OF the decision no
rates will be reduced. but several win
be Increased.
The phone company WAS found
guilty Of Illegal discrimination In CIV
ing conce ssions to original gihscrsb-
era but the Interstate Commerce
/ Commission failed to declare the
higher charges unreasonable. As a
result. recent subscribers Will have to
pay the usual price for their calls, and
old subscribers VIII have their charges
/ doubled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-15
Marching ON Nogalt-s.

NoGALES. ARIZ.. May 15.--f1ve
hundred Mexican rebels are marching
10 attack Nogales, Mexico. this after
noon
AT noon to-day they were reported
10 be TWO hours out from the city
The federal garrison has been
drawn UP in battle order. and all non
com ba tants are fleeing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-15
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-02

killing o. P. Widaman. a Los Angeles
lawyer.
Tuesday, July 26.-Mrs. Antonio Van
Meurick sells 30 feet on Missouri and
50 feet on North Oregon street to W.
c. Wilkins for 25,OO0.-Knowles, N.
NJ, makes effort TO get division Of
Arizona & Gulf railroad
Wednesday, July 27.-First National
bank is named as Ell Paso county de-
pository.-Hoval A. Smith resigns as
Republican national committeeman of
Arizona and is succeeded by Albert A
Sames Of Douglas
Thursday, July 2S.-Burglars become
active in Roswell. N NJ, and rob bar
Der shop of William Hughes.=Failure
to lay water mains delays street paw
ing on Missouri street.
Friday. July 29.-Mexico car falls
into the Rio Grande at Stanton street
when bridge caves in; T. A. Leonard
and o. &C. Scott are injured.-Marri
colts stage is held up near Mogollon,
n. NJ, and $500 taken from passen gers.
Saturday, July 50.-Following the
killing of her sweetheart, Emil Kat
zenstein at Socorro, N. NJ. Amanda
Montgomery takes sugar of lead, but
does not die.-EI Paso county Demo-
Gratis elect their delegates to conven-
ton.
Sunday, July 31.-El Paso team loses
baseball game to Aforenci by score of
2 to 6.-Rainy season starts at May
hill. N NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-02

nance regulating number of chickens
that may be kept in the city.
Thursday, aug. 25.-Rain falls in
FL Paso and breaks hot spell.-Health
board asks Ell Paso city council to de-
Stroy unsanitary slnacks.-Al liquor
in Roswell, n. NJ, is ordered destroyed.
Friday, Aug. 26.-Consolidated Tomb
stone mines start work Of unwatering
shafts-El Paso & Southwestern Rail-
road company announces intention to
enlarge its Ell Paso warehouse.-G. A
Martin of Ell Paso elected president
Of Texas Dry Farming congress.
Saturday. Aug 27.-Charles Clark. a
saloon man, is killed at Mogollon, y.
NJ. by mounted officer Deal, who was
trying to arrest him.-Walter d.
O'Brien offers to build 100000 hotel in
FL Paso If site can be secured at rea-
sonable price.
SUNDAY. Aug. 2S.-Sneak thieves loot
chamber of commerce, Caples building.
Rio Grande Valley bank building and
Herald building in broad daylight
For the third time in three days Ell
Paso team wins game at Washington
park by scoring II runs over Bisbee.
Monday. Aug. 29.-Two trains day
are planned by the G. H. between Ell
Paso and Houston, Texas N
walker is murdered at his ranch one
mile from Colonia Dublan, Mex.
Tuesday, Aug. 30.-Heavy rains WASH
ont track on southwestern road near
san Pedro. Ariz.-Paving of West San
Antonio street is halted until city
takes over water plant
wednesday. Aug. 31.-Eignt murder
cases on docket Of 34th district court
for September term.-Blsbee, Arlz.,
hanks offer to cash warrants for sehool
teachers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-02

Alcalde. 80 miles north of Santa Fe,
n. NJ
Monday, June 27.-Carlsbad; n. NJ,
saloon men agree TO go out Of business
on June II, 1911, without any law be-
ing passed to force them out.-Judge
Harper grants motion of John Leech
for continuation OF case until Septem-
Der term OF district court
Tuesday, June 2S.-Gen. Diaz,
nephew Of Mexican president, visits FL
Paso on mysterious errand.-Heavy
rains fall throughout Texas.
Wednesday. June 29-El Paso dairy
has $4,000 fire.-Felipe Cancino, jefe
politico of Nazas, Durango, Mex, is
arrested on charge of killing Samuel
Cerillo, postmaster of FL Orc, a year
ago.
Thursday. June 80. = Quarantine
against Juarez is discontinued.-Wa
outs strand Mexican National Railway
trains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-02

jury at hands of a drunken Mexican
by his wife.-City council accepts bids
for construction of sewage disposal
plant.
Thursday, Sept 22.-Postmaster gen
eral Hitchcock while in FL Paso prom
ises a modern postoffice for this city.
Mexico raises railroad rates on zinc
as retaliation for tariff
Friday, Sept Incorporation judge
Lea, of Ell Paso. rules that negress
with a white baby need not ride in
negro compartment of street car.
Saturday. Sept. &C. ii Hughes, an
American contractor, is stabbed to
death by Mexicans near L1ano Grande,
Durango, Mexieo.-Klaw & Erlanger
agent arrives in Ell Paso and looks
over field with idea of establishing
theater.-El Paso delegation leaves in
private car for irrigation congress at
Pueblo, Colo.
Sunday. Sept. 25.-Tovio Cananen. a
miner, is struck by cage in Irish Mag
shaft in Bisbee and his head is torn
from his body. NJ c. A. decides to
hold educational classes-El Paso
team defeats Bishee by a score of 8
to at Washington park
Monday, Sept. 26.-El Paso and Rio
Grande valley delegates arrive in
Pueblo and parade through the streets.
San Antonio withdraws from the con-
test for the next dry farm convention
Of the state,-Naco, Ariz., has $4,000
fire.
Tuesday, Sept. 27.-PlaBs are drawn
for FL Paso hotel to cost $500, OO0.--
Las Cruces, n. NJ. insurgents declare
a new political party
Wednesday, Sept. 2S.-Rush of gold
hunters to Nogales. Ariz. starts-En-
largement of the Ell Paso smeIter is
planned.
Thursday. Sept. 29.-EI Paso delega-
ton wins everything at the irrigation
congress--El PaSo carmen OF S P.
get wage increase Of one-half to one
cent per hour
Friday, Sept. 3O-Charles H. Brown.
a furniture dealer, ends his life by
shooting himself in the head in his
stanton street store because he was
behind in his rent-Estancia. N NJ
has another big fire L A. Bond &
Bros store being burned out, entail
ing loss of $50. eco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-02
OCTOBER.

Saturday. Oct. lei Paso irriga
ton delegates home from Pueblo are
received by citizens and march TO
plaza along streets lighted by red
nre--Mine explosion at Las Esperan-
zas. Mexico, kills 100 men.
Sunday, Oct Film catches fire in
Iturbide theater in Cananea. Mex. and
causes scare, but no one is injured
Cattle from Piedra Blanca are re-
fused admittance at local port on ac-
count of ticks.
Monday, Oct. 3.-Trial of John Leech.
charged with killing Ernest Kohlberg.
opens in Saith district court, and Judge
P. H. Clarke fines q veniremen for
failing to appear in court-Deming,
n. NJ, starts fight for S. P. shops.
Tuesday, Oct. members of Ell Paso
municipal band go on strike and con-
cert is called of, but is later held with
small band.-Colorado, Tex. votes
$4,000 bonds to build new high school.
Wednesday, Oct. Edward Morris,
of Kansas City, Mo-. buys T. o. ranch
of 1,250.000 acres in northern part Of
chihuahua, Mex.-Miss Augusta Bur
chard, of Colorado. comes to Ell Paso
to marry Frank Van Amburg. finds
him in JAIL and marries William J.
Savage, of Stems, N NJ
Thursday. Oct. Calvary Baptist
cnurcn, OF FL PaSO, plans to build
$4,000 church on Montana street
Stafford, Ariz., lumber mill closes down
for winter on account Of lack of water
to float logs.
Friday. Oct. Mrs. Lampia. of Bis
bee. Ariz-, is injured by explosion Of
dynamite in stove-El Paso Humane
society prepares to make fight on bull
fighting at international conference in
Washington.
Saturday, Oct. s-Thomas Glenn.
deputy sheriff of Silver City. n. NJ. is
found dead in hctel at Deming with
bullet wound in his head.-East FL
Paso Presbyterians buy two story
brick building for church purposes.
Sunday. Oct. 9-Home of Herculano
Pompa, at San Juan, N NJ. is de-
stroyed by fire and baby is burned to
death.-Rev. Robert Bruce Smith re-
signs as pastor of the First Baptist
church to accept a call from his old
church at Parkersburg. W. Va.
Monday. Oct. 1O-Charles F. Gerry
presides at interstate commerce COM
mission hearing in Ell Paso.-Odd Eel
lows convention opens at Tucumcari.
N. N.
Tuesday, Oct 11-Board of army
engineers arrives in FL Paso to in
vestigate reclamation projects.-Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-02

nance requiring them to pay license.
Trade checks are declared to be vio
latiOns of law-H. NJ. Adams. an oil
expert declares Camp City, n. NJ, a
good field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-02

verde. charged with conspiracy and
smuggling Chinese
Sunday, Oct. 30-El Paso defeats
Cheyenne indians at Washington Park
by a score OF to 2.-R- n. Bates. ;
farmer Of Arlington, Tex, shoots and
kills Lula Williams, who he declares
came to- his home dressed N mems
clothes. called him TO the door and
shot at him
Monday, Oct 31-Horse show proves
big feature Of the FL Paso fair--Ior-
mon colonies in chihuahua, Mexico.
commence harvesting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-02
SUMMER AND AUTUMN, 1910 IN FL PASO

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
Restraints COPPER MERGER
Michigan Court Grants InJunc-
tion in Calumet Hecla Case.

Lansing. Mich, July 3l.-In granting a
temporary Injunction to-day to CharleS ~.
Turner and other minority stockholherS Oh
the Osceola Mining Company, To prevent
the consolidation of that and nine other
conner mining companies OF MichlsaH'
Judge West. ~ the Ingham County III
c,Iit Court. held that the state statute reia-
tive IA such consultations is bar 10 the
co,nnletton of the organization I'm us pro-
rosed form. Other points he deems too I'M
rortant TO be decided without tull near
ING and the examination Of witnesses.
Besides the Osceola company. the folio"
ing mining companies are involved IN me
proposed merger: The Calumet and He'la'
Ahmeek. I.aurium. La Sale Copper 81
Neca. Superior. Allouez, Centennial copper
and tho Tamarac.
The court declared that if the Michigan
state Law. which limits the amount ~
capitaI stock Of such mergers 10 slO.V'W"'
allows the proposed merger TO be completed
with 100000 capital stock and &2oOoV"
I'm capital the act simply operates 10 save
the corporation from paying a trahculSe
fec upon all above 100000 and prevents
its true capital and capital stock from
being disclosed.
NO splitting Of words can change ~
ooo. 600 of property and assets contributed
tv So many companies from being what II
is in law and intention consolidated for'
and that is the capital upon which Inc pro
posed consolidation commences opera
tons" said Judge West
The court adds that 1t is not compu
srce. with tho statute - capita lie 5000
0o0 I'm assets ~ 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
AMERICAN TOBACCO PLANS
Scheme Of Reorganization OF.
fered to Meet Recent Decision.

The deposit agreements prepared by the
committees representing the per cent
bonds and the preferred stock of the Amer
lean Tobacco COMPANY. Of which !. Hemp
hill. president of the Guaranty Trust Com
panv. and James y. Wallace. president ~
the Central Trust Company, are chsirmen.
terms Of tho two agreements are pract-
calv the same and confer wide powers
upon their respective committees.
The committees are authorized 10 pre-
rare. either by themselves or acting IN
conjunction with any committee or COM
rrittees representing the capital stock Of
the Tobacco company, and 10 adopt a re-
organization or readtustment plan In &C
oordance with the decision If the United
States Supreme Court.
This plan may in turn provide for the
sale or exchange Of the deposited bonds or
stock, for the purchase or acquisition Of
all or any part Of the property of the To-
hacco company or Of any Of its subsidiary,
affiliated or controlled companies, either At
rublic or private sale: for the purchase or
ACQUISITION Of any other property which IN
the Judgment If the committee may be ad
provement Of the corporation or any Of its
subsidiary or allied companies, for the or
gan,zatlon Of such corporation or corpo-
rations as may he deemed suitable for the
ACQUISITION of the property Of the Tobacco
company and its subsidiary companies; for
the issue, disposition and distribution OF
securities Of any corporation that might
be so organized. and for the raising Of
money deemed by the committees 10 he
necessary for any Of the purposes Of the
REORGANIZATION or resdjustment Of the To-
bsccO company.
II is understood that the deposit agree
n1ept prepared by the committee repre-
senting the per cent bonds. which will he
issued today, will be substantially inc
same as the other two.
In order 10 carry out the terms or any
REORGANIZATION plans that may be agreed
upon the committees have the power TO
sell exchange and deliver the bonds ana
stocks deposited with them or any part
OF the property held as security for them
The agreements provide further that re-
or readjustment plan may he
rrenared nv the committees either before or
fer a sale Of the property OF the Tobacco
company. , /,
several weeks are expected 70 elapse ne
tore anv plan Of reorganization is prepared
ard before IL can become effective II VIII
1.-Two 10 receive the sanction Of the Unfted
states Circuit Court and be approved by
tic cnmpanv AS well as by the various
stock and bond holders committees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
WARRANT FOR PHYSICIAN
Charged Montclair Man Did NOT
Have License.

Montclair. y. J. July 3l-Dr. ". ,.
Grady twenty-five years old. who was gen
orally regarded as one OF the bright young
physicians I'm town and who was also a 50
cial favorite, is being sought by detectives
from the office of Prosecutor Mott, VINO
have warrant to serve on him. charging
him with practising medicine in the state
without a license Or. Grady has been on a
vacation since Wednesday.
At No. ~ North Fullerton avenue, whef'
the doctor lived with his sister, II was
said to-day that DR.. Grady was expecte"
home last night, but failed to arrive OF
send any word
DIR. Grady was received in the homes o.
the best known citizens in TINS Vlcihi'S'
and il is said that he was particularly
attentive to the daughter ut one OF
Montclair's foremost citizens. chester
H. Wells. health officer, is respon-
sible for the charges against 1T
Grady. Wells said he noticed some tnl'
ago that the signatures of Or J. Cor"ln
Mabie OF Montclair, and DIR. Robert =
RinrIand. of Bloomfield, on death cert'n-
Gates did not appear genuine, ana ne coiI-
suited these two physicians, ana nau No
suspIcions confirmed. He learned that ~
Grady had sent in the certificates anu Nv
caused the arrest OF the latter Wheh AZ
raiRned before Recorder Yost I'r. ''a"'
admitted signing the certificates with o'her
doctors names and he was hned s'o pS
the recorder He explained that ne was
afraid to sign his own name 10 inc oe
tifcates for fear he would he touhd 10 We
practising without n state license.
Tho matter was called to IN" a''e'i''o'
of Prosecutor Mott and after AN inVeSu-
cation he had warrant Issued for inc
arrest of the doctor. DR. Grady TOOK the
state examination in June, but falled 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
PETIT SHORTAGE 81 ,037 900
Assets of the Peavey Companies
Put at S5,5OO,O00.

Minneapolis, July 31.-F. II. Peavey & Co.
will refund all its Indebtedness by issuing
collateral trust s per cent notes. maturing
In three years, IL was announced here to-
day The plan, II is said. has the ap-
proval Of majority Of the notehoders.
Its full acceptance will insure the main
tenance as a unit of all the Peavey in
terests. unchanged operation and UNI
changed management. and the Minneapo-
lis company. so far as business operation
is concerned, will be I'm the same posi-
ton as before the death of James Petit.
manager OF the Peavey Grain Company.
of Chicago. and the discovery Of a shoit-
age.
r. VI. Stevens. secretary Of the credit
ors' committee. to-day issued a statement
to creditors outlining the plan Some FIG
urcs I'm the statement vary from those for
merly given out. The exact amount Of the
Pettit shortage. heretofore stated al 8. 90 -
900 TO $4,000 in various reports. is now
placed by the official audit AZ 81 10000 The
number OF Peavey companies tor which
r II. Peavey q Co. of MINNEAPOLIS Is
holding company IS fourteen. and the gross
valuation Of the assets Of all the com
panies is given as s5J1Dn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-01
WIFE SUES. BLAMING AUTO
Says Husbands Joy Riding
Started Marital Troubles.

The automobile and the alleged ''iov rid
ing" spirit that IL engendered IN her hus
band are mentioned ~ Mrs. Kate spruessie
IS the basis Of the trouble that led her 70
sue Charles y Spruessig for separation.
Justice BiuchoN decided YESTERDAY that
Spruessie. who owns a storage warehouse
in The Bronx. must paw his wife l25 2
week and 500 counsel fee pending the suit
The couple we're married in 1907 and have
two children The wife said that every
thing went well until the automobile came
into use, Mrs Spruessie fixing the time AZ
about eight years ago. She declared that
her husband was ono of the first Soy
riders And about coincident with his be
coming the owner ~ a car. said tho wife
he began TO abuse her. She demonstrated
with him. but he kept NJ his 10Y riding,
she said
Mrs. spruessig said that about a year
and a half ago her husband was one Of an
intoxicated party that was arrested when
their car was wrecked. Her appeals 10
him to consider the honor ~ the family
went unheeded Mrs. Spruessis complained
that she had stood much abuse from her
husband, but that she bore IL All for the
sake Of the children. The woman book
keeper I'm the defendants storage ware
house was also mentioned in the com
plant
Spruessig. In his behalf said All the
trouble came about through the jealousy
Of his wife and her objection 10 the sys-
ten Of economy that he had to adopt. As
to his income being $1,000 a year, Spruessig
said that he never earned more than 5000
a wear, and that he would he unable to pay
alimony because his property was heavily
pledged TO the Northern Bank