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The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-18
CASE TO
Be TRIED SOON
RECORDER 70 oUeloE ~ LIQUOR
BOUGHT sEFoRE 70 Pm. CAN &c
DELIVERED ~ ADJOINING
PIEcg AFTER THAT HOUR.

The case - ths city aEainsi Joseph
G Hunard. a Young white man. Who
vas arrested last friday night on the
charge ~ selling beer after to .. m
vas called Ia the recorders court yes
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-18

The count and bis future bride are
planning q hunting trip through ths
mountains ~ California by way of d
wedding uir Their home wln he in
Francs. where ths count owns mum
Der ~ beautiful estates ths ehisf u
which o. Ia GranEe.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-12-18

Count de fasfsyrIe 1f Paris and Miss
Consfsuee wHUnev warrrn. the pop
uIar NfW york arriffr girl are 90 hs
married on December IH Owing %
fhs death of Nra UaHrrf aneIFt. che
hr.fe'H aurL frr wedding wm be
very UuIgI arHIr. and only relatives
win be asked fo tHa ceremony.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-14

One of the most enjoyable events
of the season was the party given
Wednesday evening by the members
of Calanthe Temple. Pythiar sisters,
to the Knights of PythIas, and their
wives. The occasion was the
eighteenth anniversary of the
organization of CaIanthv Temple.
A fine musical program was given,
after which dancing and cards fur
nished amusement for thosa who
wished to indulge. A delicious lunch
was served by most competent
committee, to whom much credit is
due.
R. NJ. Orchard. of Muscoda. who
was the delegate from this congress
sional district to tne meeting of the
Great Camp Of the Modern Woodmen
Of America, held in Chicago about
three weeks ago, came to Lancaster
Tuesday of last week aud spoke before
the members of the local camp that
evening. In his address he gave a
general review of the Chicago meet
ing. in which he explained what was
done and what arrangements were
made While explaining the new
system MIR. Orchard cheerfully
answered all questions asked by those
present. and was very open in his ex.
PLANTATION of the increase in rates and
ho ~ - ~
which causes the increase. Since
his return from Chicago he has put in
most of his time outlining and dis
cusslng the situation with members
throughout this district
The double seated cutter which
is used for travel to and from the
Grant county asylum was left stand
ing with the horses attached near
the G. & N. " depot Friday morn
ing while the driver went in the
depot to get an express package. The
horses became frightened at something
and started down the street at a high
rate of speed. Turning to the left
at the Grand hotel corner they ran
into the picket fence in front of the
Mary Lewis residence. One horse fell
over the fence and stopped but the
other ran or TO the post Office dragging
the cutter behind When the runaway
was brought to stancstill no damage
was found other thFn some broken
harness and slight destruction to the
picket fence but it seems that this
team was trying their hardest to do
some damage Friday After the first
mix-up had been Cleared away the
team was headed for the asylum. All
went we'll until they had reached the
crossing in front of the James Hayden
residence on South Madison street
when the horses took fright and
plunged toward the side of the road
where one horse fell in the ditch and
the cutter was tipped over. The
harness was patched together and they
where started for home again. Down
on Pigeon hill it is reported that they
tipped over again but no great
damage was done. The asylum teams
have a habit of running awag from
their drivers and stories are told of
such runaways back in the days when
the old court house was here, with
the iron hitching rail all around the
block
Live chickens wanted at L. Alt %
GonC1 TonooCfnr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-14

will Rech went to Fennimort
yesterday on business.
%. S. Brady. of Bloomington.
had business in Lancaster yesterday.
Karl Shappelle. of Waterloo, was
Lancaster visitor Tuesday and Wed,
nesday of last week.
DO not forget the farmers
institute to be held in Lancaster on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
-Chas. A. Budworth left yesterday
for Prescott, Wis where he will
visit his brother. DR.. @. A. Bud
worth and family.
1t is reported that the dance
which was to be held at Bloomington
Feb. 10th, has been postponed on ac-
count Of the numerous cases of scarlet
fever round about Bloomington.
There was surprise party at
the George Jerr 1T home in honor of
Miss Jennie Jerrett Saturday evening.
A large number of young people were
present and enjoyed a fine evening.
The Womans' Club at their leap
year party last Friday evening, clear
ed 1862 after paying all expenses. It
is likely that this money will be
devoted to the purchase of a picture
to be presented to the public library.
The George W. Ryland estate is
finally settled and the city of Lancas-
ter receives $554713 beside the
beautiful block designated by him
for park. It is no more than right
that something should be done to
perpetuate the memory Of a man who
was SO long citizen CT Lancaster and
who has left behind him so much to
make our city beautiful.
Upon another page of tUdays
/ Herald will be found advertising an.
nouncement Of an Auction sale TO be
given by J. NJ. Smith, one mile west
of the city on Thursday. Feb. 30
Included in this sale, which will be
big one, are 100 head of cattle, q
OF which are young. sound milch
cows, and a big, choice bunch of
steers. 1t is doubtful whether finer
lot of cattle has ever been offered at
auction in Grant county. Look Up
the advertisement and remember the
date of SAFE.
You who read this article will
remember when the Lancaster city
basket ball team was victorious in
the game with Patch Grove a few
weeks ago On Thursday evening
Feb. 22nd there will be a great deal
of excitement in Lancaster The
Congregational Ladies' Aid is to
hold Washington s birthday supper
at the church. The city basket ball
team will play against the team from
the Platteville mining school In the
Opera house. The Gibson Harp
Orchestra is going to come back and
furnish music for a dance at Knapp's
rink. Ii you arrange your work
right you will be able to attend all
these entertainments in one night.
Go to the Congregational church first
and get fine supper, then take in
the basket ball game at the Opera
house. 1t will start early and give
you plenty of time to 90 to the dance
afterward if you so desire. Remember
the date. Thursday evening Feb. 90
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-02-14

Live chickens wanted at l.. Alt q
Sons, Lancaster,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17
.-'.1...-J = =, - 81, - u. s.
: Official
P''i ! q !: 4 ! =. Of I.
: - r I =: H.! q l. !" Z
T Pfecssll'dIlings
N =
The ::
City.
Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

COUNCIL CHAMBER. q.
Virginia. Mimi, May Z, 1912. &
. Regular meeting Of the City coun-
ell of the City sof Virginia, Mnn
IS Council called to order ~ the
President: =. Y. 81
Roll II Call Present 49, Aldermen
Heritage, Weber. Peterson, Kinball,
NOLAN. statf, McGhee, Co1fey. Mr..
President-9. H.; :...>s. =. 49, s.,: ..sz !.
Absent-None. ~.. . 49,: -. ~. q =
Reading Of the minutes Of preyi-
GUS eeting, s* s,l@ TT q
Moved and. supported that the
minutes sbe approved 1as sread. y: szS
1 Carried. IS E >s 4: nh /;
{ Moved and supp orted that the or
zdinance changing the names Of GER
tain streets and avenues be referred
to the committee on streets for rec.
omnendation. - = g, co. j 49, ss.s=S
Carried. ~ - : * w.
Henry Hauta applied for permit
to use the necessary portion OF Mes
aba avenue and Walnut street while
putting in a stone Foundation under
building on lot -13. block IL, the
5000 bond being executed by Mr.,
lauta. Is. W. stebbins and Thos
GILL: =: + ~. e., :. sS. a ! ::.:s
Moved and supported that tho per-
NIT be granted. the|~bond accepted
and ordered filed after being ap-
proved by the mayor ond city attor-
ney. 49,, =
! Carried,
Moved and osupported. that. the city
clerk be instructed to issue a war
rant from the sewer fund in favor
of H. l.. Bartlett company in the
sum of ,$7O5.6O, with interest on
same for one year at, 6 per cent.
amounting to $42.s4, and due May
! Is. 1912. 49,. = <. -,
Carried. >~,-'>''&-.@:.<< s>7' -~@- vac" 49,
The license committee submitted
a communication in which It stated
that It did not approve Of more than
one popcorn stand or spindle wheel
continuance on any corner, thu eAp-
plying to the s.. Perrault applica.
ton. z+=-s.:z =
Moved and supported that the re-
port of the committee sbe accepted
and ordered filed and that the appli-
:. cation Of s. Perrault to conduct q
! spindle wheel ON the corner of Mes
aba avenue and Chestnut street be
denied. - - r r :.
Carried %,.s'& ~ 4. 80 r e
, Matt Derosia at No. 40 Chestnut
street, and James Mcdonald 1t No.
$50 Chestnut street. applied for liq-
, uor licenses at these locations and
submitted $4,000 surety bonds.
Moved and supported that the IL
censes be granted, the bonds accept-
ed sandsordered snled after being ap-
g - y 50 -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

Y WITH the "a Minnesota delegates
:elected to go to the Republican ma
stional convention to be held In Chi
scago in June all instructed for Form
ser President Roosevelt brings the
latter in the lead as to the number
s:of delegates from the states having
held conventions, of Taft by e.
With Teddy gaining all 1.-the time, and
= number OF states yet to hear from
which are considered will be IN the
Roosevelt column it certainly looks
% though he Will capture the nomi-
nation without much trouble '''
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

THE republican caucuses on. Satur-
3day evening should not be taken as a
criterion of the probable interest to
DE taken in republican circles at the
November election. But the fact that
shut q score of voters were in attend
sance in any ward and that in certain
wards voters had to be "drummed
mp" on the street to get q quorum
does not indicate any great interest
IN who may be the party nominee.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

1T begins TO look &C though Vir--
ginia win be che, sarasln CHI sof lie
range. aardens are ingins mp ID
all parts Of the city and many Of
them are in fair way 10 Winning
the prizes to be given 81 the Com
mercial club. Later on when garden
:stuns are In full growth the city
will present a pleasing appearance
10 those interested in producing
home products. = -7''s.' * ''>''''>
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

ID D. M MOUSER, numbered among
the earliest sresidsl @ q the Aesaba,
Will move to Duluth shortly It q
ssaidaMr. Mouser smay becomssa caadi-
date for Judge ofsproba ahe CONS
ing fall election, and should he de-
eide 10 sntsr the s1leld VIII ma 10;
friendly following on the ranges. y
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

LOOKS as though Billy Bryan rec
ognized the opportunity for demo-
cratic success, and did not propose
to pass 1t up II he can capture the
national convention. With the Taft
Roosevelt-La Toilette forces scrap
ping it out in the Republican ranks
Il should be a poor democrat who
could not lead the party to victory
In November next.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

1T has been facetiously said that It
has always been habit Of the dem
f.ocrats to vote at a republican pri-
mary. But We'll be dinged II we be-
lieve the democrats were out in full
force at the primaries in this city
Saturday evening. -.rs%is -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

- Sil ecte, @ do esfs4ill
things. md 50 = . s. 40 &;
ma anySns % . g IS tn q 4
sllsbl4 to 3 ovsl E,otn
though &c might have bssn 10 alss
81 All the ttissias Who nal that.
but ii No. = IS. ~ - .5s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

s. s. A FARGO dispatch Of the 18th
states that the collection on Sunday
at the evangelistic services conduct
ed by Billy. Sunday, which went to
Sunday personally, amounted to
~, 02s. What darned fools some
men are to continue to edit news
papers when such a field for profit
IL open to them. '~.~. ~ ..,: :
z s:sss u. - 49, ~ ~ j, ,sss
IS REPRESENTATIVE John A. Hea-
nv, of Hibbing spent d day III the
city the latter part Of last week. 1t
8sisg quite likely that Mr., Healy will
mot be q candidate for reelection to
the legislature from this district
this fall and in that event the field
VIII be open to a Virginia man. Vir-
xfnia Republicans are already look
Ing for a desirable candidate to en-
ter the race for this office and It is
hoped that they will be able to find
one who will be willing to make the
run. Virginia needs a representa-
tive in the legislature who will look
After its interests as well as for the
Interests of the district. It Is un-
ad6rstood that there are several in
Virginia who have the Legislative bee
IN their bonnets.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

SA0 eyseSAAS - q ~ - - v
.surance company being named as
surety. . ;.
Moved and supported that the
bond .of the city. treasurer IN the
amount OF $50, 900 be accepted and
ordered filed after being approved
by the mayor and city attorney.
Carried. Is:,1s g. s.:zs
The secretary OF the police. and
fire commission submitted answers
from that body .to the city. council
81 thrss ssparats 8 subj ects G fol-
lows: .5s Il. s .s,> J: ts.s. . b
III. That tho police department has
been. Instructed to inforce Ordfnance
No. "a ~ ~ near :as possible; that
the commission believes the publish
:iag Of III proeeeding 81 to b an snn-
necessary burden On the tax payers;
that. the meetings of the commission
and the records 81 the proceedings
are open to the public at all times:
that the chief Of police has been In
strncted to submit weekly reports to
the council OF all arrests, hnes inn
posed and disposition Of all cases.
Moved and supported the commu-
nication be accented and ordered
died. < .s5 ) 3s: zas5 r.; "A,
Carried. ri -
"a letter from J. Gordon Steele 4
Company requesting he privilege
Of auditing the city books and the
clerk was Instructed to answer to
the effect that the work hadAalready
been done. 49, s,..,ss=.. ,..z:ss.s s..
The clerk Of the municipal court
reported fines and costs collected ~
that court for the week ending Nay
4th, 1912, the total amounting TO
$10s.60. :::5' = 'sz.. ~:
Moved ana supported the report
be accepted snd ordered filed. !
Carried S.. ..s.g. II. :5= =5.*= :. il
Matt Santa applied for permit 70
use neeessary4portion of streets. and
avenues while removing two-story
frame building from lot s, block 50,
to lots 1e and. II, block l1O1. the
$500 bond naming John Kauppinen
and e. d. Becker as sureties. - sz%.
Moved and supported that the per-
NIT be granted, the bond accepted
and ordered flied after being ap-
proved by the mayor and city attor-
uey. -,>.:., AZ ...: r. Id:
Carried. u .xzF< IL; 4 :. !; s :s5
The meat inspector reporting for
the week ending Nay 9TH, 1912, re-
ported that under the heading Of
meat markets he had condemned IS
pounds Of kidneys belonging to Gu
daily Packing Company, otherwise
the hotels. bakeries6 and groceries
were in good condition. ...s,.. i. :. =
Moved and supported that the rea
port be. accepted and ordered fled.
Carried. S . !. H. .s 81.
The poundmaster reporting for the
month Of April, n s12. stated that he
had collected s3.oo and that the
same had been turned over to the
city treasurer. The report vas &c
|: cepted and terdessd died.
E1v,n.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

Mimi. acqpirsd 81 tks.. city g lsg
tor = public library bull DIM. q ~ q
.they are hsseby tned To- /.
.brary board Sc sVirginia, Tor L
OF The library board Tor sueA 80.
pose al
Aoved sby Alderman lsritaxe s.
ported - Aldernaafs aetsrso1. 1t
shove resolution 30 adoptsd
sl kldesn. ritass
d, llIlmbal q ilan. {,
Acfshes toEsr. ne, Presid4 -
# .ays: None.
q Nm q, 1a1s BIZ q
Approved Nay q J. 1912.
co NCIL CHI AMBER,
S. s1lstien
Virginia, MINI. lfsy q, I'M
p,utaeas City
sney rs
Aldesman Web as..,
salyed, Nv t. Etly Coun1 s6f
tn Oityssf virginia d Il. D. nj. S
San. be. md - - ll,Ilby apnn sc
city attorney for the ensuing e
Moved ~ ddssnan star r.
ported BY Alderman Rsterson. vt
ahoy1 f1so1pt ion be adapted.
Ayes: Aldermen Hsritsgey sb-
Or Peterson. Klmball foilan.
MeGhee. Co1ey. Mr.. rssids
Adopted May Il. Il 91s2.
cOI,ssC1I.. ctIAigRER.
Nir1inie lfinn., Nay Z. IA1A
TO the President and olty couu 10
the CITY 81 virsinis:
80 utlsmsl az si
We. tho sund sssignsd !. cbn
ION finance, would respes tally 4 1T
that - Aaas audited ishs Ton s.
bills and Offer the: follow ring n
ton for adoption:
81 L. u. PETERSON
II. asdce HEE.
s.sSSs, $3.50 ~. 5s5S Commil s ss
sRssplYsd, That the fsllowine 4 10
be allowed and the cityclsfk ri 20.
70 hereby iustructsd q draw ass
on. TIE, city treasurer = payn tset
same: g &
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

WHAT has become &c the projeet
preached in the early spring days 81
having the Mesaba Railway company,
run its line down Chestnut streeti'
Has it given way q the steam
roller? $o=, D. Gal - 80
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

Y = .
li I 5 = D u Ra ssa ~
onis Cohen piled B \, snsfsr
nor licenss ne. sc Z &
/ street q Jolssph cahl
7 lI(1 Cohen 8pre sentins q O.
/ e. md for the mn ].
and supp ortsd 4 TINT :
sbe granted ]. the bond %
q ord ered nled after bsii
z isl by the mayor and shat
E. ion be drawn and presented
the transact Ion. .s|
fried. ;ss
|ss ohn Lahti and others petitions
council to open MP ana grsAe
Cook street from Central avenne 40
E1lesaba avenue and the same =
refsrreds 70 the committee On streets.
Harry Nikkinen applied for renasgE.
q &c city plumbers license and Do.
Che city trasurer' receipt -
e. surety bond Of $500 e soly
xith the ordinance.
lESved and sup orted ttlaat q -
|'cense be issued the bond aoceptsd
and ordered nled after being ap.
|Eprcved by the may or sand Icit5 81
torney. ss:,
Carrjea. 4. |., DILL IS z* Il
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17
8 & 10 C !, CHI ].


52ol iquor license g Jam cDoAs {
=aldI 81 $50 Chestnut 4
&c ldermans Iarita )
=
the City of Virginia. that the appll- i
cation 81 James n Donald % sell In I
toxicating liquors "a the front room /
son the ground noor 81 the two-story Ii
brick building sltuate = No $40 {
Chestnut, street IN said city, IS sid
&c hereby granted, and thats tho ss1rel q
u bond ii, tie sdm 81 # eo0.s % and !
] 4 hereby accepted md ordered nledsl
after the Approval of the mayor. 8
License 70 be for one year from /,
Aaysl !. "a 2 s.
y Moved 81 Am man u her, sup III
ported by ldefman stah, That above
resolutions s. xdoppted
Ayes Hsriaage, Web y
81, Peterson, Kimball. NOLAN. stan. &
McGhee. Cofey. Mr.. President 8:
lsye: None. Il
Adopted May u 6
Appnpxed q &
Sc UNcILsc tIAlfBER. b
RESOLUTION No. 30 s. +
Virginia. Nina, May q. sIs Il
Il sscolutlon suth orisiax sIraatlng /
aSnquofs license 10 Matt Dsrosia At
40 Chestnut street: sss5ss
BY Alderma 4 IIeritag b
Resolved. BY the City Council Of
the city@of Yirsinia, that the appli-
cation OF Matt Derosia to sail intox-
icating liquors ID the front room on
the ground noor of the two4torxtl
brick building situate No II Chest
|Anut straet,, In said city, 30 and a L
hereby GRANTED, and that the suretyI
bond u the sum of e, 400 be and ~
u hereby accepted and ordered 1iledl
after ths npp tyaf ofstl lnsyd ss fl
License to be for one year from
May 4 81, / a12:ss.s. Il
Moved by Alderman Peterson. ssup-Et
ported ~ Alderman Kimball, that
above resolution be adopted. .sl h
D Ayes: Aldermen Heritage, Web.
81, Peterson, Klmball, NOLAN, stan.
McGnss Coasl Mr.. President
Nays: None Il
Adopted May {. 1912. .s s::St ...s$s II
!. Approved May IL. 1912. r3.. =ss II
OUNCILS CHAMBER.
Resolution No. 5o4 Il
EattonSDrsysL Fine. coal. drayage, city
Eaton Dray Line, coal, d1ayags, di1<
The virginfan. PRINTING and publishil
The virginian, printing and pubiishfl
Virginia Hardware Co.. street ssppliA
Virginia Hardware Co.. street supple
Iron Range Carriage Co, supplies al
Iron Range Carriage Co.. supplies dill
. vir9inia Foundry q Machine CO.. reps
Troy stean Laundry, laudry city hal
B. Mesaba Telephone CO., telephone rent
Albert =. Bickford, incid ntaI sxpsns
q Albert s.. sBickford. incid ntal expens
Albert =. Bickford. incidsntal sxpsns
The virginia Electric Power q Water
Tho ViEsiuta isctric Posssr q Watsr
The Virginia ElsctrIc Po1ler- Water
Tho yirsinia Electric Po~sr q water
lowering wnter mains ]. ]. 81 !. 8. J. !. !.
yirGinias Rainy Lake "a. lumber.
yirglnia = Rainy L.aks a, lumber.
& virginia E RAiny Laks CO, slabs lncil
rs pIpslsIa =, M
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17


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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-05-17

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-28
WAS BURIED ALIVE.

A case of supposed prematur,
burial is reported from Mede. near
Toulouse. \ farmer named Carton
was supposed to have died suddenly
on Tuesday afternoon The death GER
tiiicate being signed. the funeral
tGok place next afternoon.
When the earth was being SHOW
{ led on the coffin one of the grave
diggers thought that he heard a
sroan coming from the open grave,
The men stopped work, as they also
heard sounds, and sent for a doctor
They raised the coffin and wrenched
eff the lid. The shroud was torn
aside. and the grave diggers say il
was evident that the body, which
was still warm, had moved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-28
BIG TRACT OF LAND SOLD
IN BAKER COUNTY,

The sale of about $1,000 acres OF
,and located in Baker county, at a
distance of about thirty-sevcn miles
from Jacksonville, was announced
last night by +. z. Jones. The land
will be used for colonization pur-
Doses. II is situated on a railway
and, 1t is believed. is capable OF
yielding big returns as truck grow
ing property.
The sale was made by William II.
Smith, as agent OF the owner. to G.
r. Laughlin, F. +. Wettstein. w. W.
Long and two other capitalists OF
Cleveland, Ohio. The price paid for
the property is said to have been
in the neighborhood Of $250.0OO.
So far no announcement has been
made as to how the property will be
sold. 1t Is believed. however. that
it will be divided into tracts and dis
posed of to truck growers.-Jackson-
Vile Union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-28
MEXICAN REBELS
IN ASCfNOANCy
CONSERVATION IN CAPITAL
OVER REPEATED DEFEATS
OF FEDERALS.
icy Associated Press.)

Washington, March ~. COnster-
nation reisns in Mexico city over tn
federal defeats in chihuahua. Oro-
zct 5 successes there are locked upon
Is clninous. and likely to be fol
lowed by serious events tlroughuu
he republic. The weakness ol thy
iederal feroes in the south is rerog,
Gi2ed ana Zapala is reported to b.
rtSumin% operations, according II
ad,ie ICES u the State department To-
Gay. The rebel successes have shak-
en- the confidence OF some Of thl
Wa>hin.to officials in the easy tri-
rmph Of Madcro over his enemies
There is no thought Of intervention
however.