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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-24
Cheering the Old Man Up.

.parnaiion. I'm forty lodaN ~
aroancd "l.oGh ii my WfluhhE
looh al NY bald spot l.ook at me
.r,W hair aboNr my cars. Youth Il
.onr The araN" approaches ana
/ n 50 wrotrhed that think I'll -
out and drink nliy he"rs
ia, his eood wife responded:
Il, hprr ul' Intelligent men,
thinkers aud hrainworkers like
yourself. have always been dis'lh-
.uishcd for a hale and lappA lon"tN-
lN SoIun Sorhoelra, Pindar aud IN
- r,on We're octoernarlans. ''o'lh''
over 81. did some Of his best WORK.
So did Kant. Enlon Newton, ron
tcnolr and Harvey, the discoV'r"r
o. The circulation Of the blood.
"lan,lor wrote his most beautiful
! naaginarN Conversations at ~
! izaak Walton N 90 had a illl"h =
! torccilll pen llahnr'@ann at 50 mar
! ried and AZ ~ made some of his
/ most fruitful discoveries. Miclae. :
angelo. canNascs when he was =?
were as vigorous as they had bccli
sixty years before Titian was do
jug GOOD work at 90. Newton al
80
Hui here the man, wonderfully
p,rkcd M. interrupted her.
II guess | won't get drunk after
ala, he said Get your hat, my
dear, and we'll go to the movies
and wind up with an oyster supper.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-24
TO BED WITH A KISS.

put Them to he'd Win a Mss and
They won't be sweet lilic ,hildreh
80 long
rur them to bed with hus and =
sigh
They won't let YOU do II some daA
when YOU Try.
rul them 10 he'd With Il prayer en-
they slip
From the childhood OF blue eyes anu
sweet singing lip.
IA, them to bed With a kiss while
They'll soon be- Miss l.adt and soon
Mister Man
Put them To bed With tile Old fonG
! embrace.
,rd that loohna oi love from thr
heart to HE face.
,,,. ,h,,
makes them 50 sweet,
Nou.rc not only l,mpred T. kiss, hu'
=
'' A'"S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-24
Reading Circle Will Meet
With Mrs. Terrell.

The Chauiauqla Reading 'irc'"
.Nill hold Il business meeting at IN"
/, sid,urc Of Mr. and Mrs. +. u. Ter
u. II AZ \ o'clock tonight. All MEM
RS are nr4cd to BE- present and TO
,om, prepared to order The books Tor
lal2-l"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-24

~ hox supper in the ehurc"
..ro>c on Thursday evening, sep. ~
$50 o'clock. The public Is cor
Halk invited. All ladies are re-
.alpstcd to brine Il box with supper
M, tvo her name on IA card inside
lhr gentlemen will buy the boxes
- ccnlssraeh and eat supper VIII
~ owner Of the box he bought.
rhs u,,l, society of only ten ac-
i've members and five hon"rar!
rrmhrrs, are striving strenuous! I"
pay off all Indebtedness ON th'l'
hurrh and get more comIOrtabl"
seats. They cordially appreciate All
;.,.,n.n 1913
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-24
Bcx Supper for
Dixieland Church.

The members o. the Dixieiand
Church Improvem at society will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
WAITRESS
ARRESTED
FAIRM0NT WOMAN Is
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Alleged to Have EmbezzIed Pitts
burgh Firm Out of Vast
Sums of Money.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intefigencer.
FA1RMONT. W. Va. July 3l.-On
information furnished by Superinten-
dent McQuaid. OF the Pittsburgh 20.
lice department. Mrs. Nellie Worden
alias Mrs Steele. was arrested a,
The Manley Hotel here. this evening
Tho woman Is wanted by the PITTS
burgh police department for embcz
element Tho information received
was 10 the effect that the woman was
representing a corset firm 90 domon
stratcr and Is charged with embcz
zling funds 20 n large amount
The woman was for some time
head waitress az rho Manley Hotel
ia this City. and vent under the name
~ Mrs steele She has "a small
daughter. o years ~ agc. she denies
she ever worked Tor Tho PITTSBURGH
firm and fa's there is some mistake
in OBJ" identity Sh" is represented
hT Attorney Scptf q Lowe Pitts
hurrh detectives will be- here late fo.
niEht for rho woman. Who agrees fn
go back O. Iounsylvan.a without a.
tradition papers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
SENT
HOME
GUARDSEMEN LEAVE MT.
GRETNA TRAINING CAMP
Annual Summer Training Encamp-
ment Comes to an End Is
Marred by Strike Riots.

CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, MT
GRETNA. Pa. July 3l.-Four more
Companies of West Virginia National
Guardsmen were called home today
for strike duty by Governor Glasscock.
Companies X, of Clarksburg: G. of
kingswood: l.. OF Morgantown and b,
OF Sutton. all of the First regiment.
we're despatched post haste 70 Muck.
low. in the Paint Greek region. leaving
here on special train, at 1880 O'Clock
this afternoon. in couhhand of Major
Jackson Arnold. Adjutant General Ell
lott. OF West Virginia. in his order re-
calling the troops merely stated that
guardsmen sent TO the strike region
earlier in the week had been fired
upon by strikers.
General Elliott has informed Col
onel Charles +. Morrison and L. r.
Osbourne that there would be no fur
ther call for trops. as the camp will
close on Friday. but II was stated that
the remaining nine companies would
be sent direct 10 the mining district
when they leave here. on Friday.
Owing 10 these conditions the Camp
OF Instruction will break tomorrow
morning and all tentage and other ef-
fects of the Virginia brigade as we'll
as OF the remaining three West Vir-
ginia battalions will be loaded and
shipped home. The guardsmen will 90
70 the maneuver grounds in the after
noon and will spend the night in biv-
ouac and with each officer and man
equipped with his own rations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
TARIFF
Wilson Believes in One Sweep Downward
in the Tariff Meaning Not
Protective Tariff.

SEAGfRT. July 3i.--Rsvtsion OF the
tariff should not be made at on.i sweep,
but should be gradual and thorough. H.
the opinion OF Governor Wilson an
nOunced to-niEht.
We are all agreed on that" the gov
crnor said when interviewerS asked him
II his views coincided with those of Mr
Redfield on gradual reduction OF the
tariff
Il found Mr. Redfieid n remarka b y
intelligent man. Most people that talk
tariff. talk general principles: he talks
facts lie knows so many facts about
the tariff. lie Is "A manufa cturer and
has sold goods all over the world. 80 that
he knows what he is talking about"
After the conference NJ. Redfield told
the reporters that he and the governor
had talked on three topics-fhe tariff
the trusts and the scientific training OF
young farmers as a means OF lowcring z
the high cost OF Lying. on the tariff.
lie said. the governors Views coincided
with his own.
We talked Of the need % a general
downward revision on almost every
schedule in the tariff" NJ. Redfieid said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
TROOPS ORDERED
FROM MT. GRETNA
MARTIAL LAW MAY BE
DECLARED BY GOVERNOR
This Would Mean the DisarMing
of the Miners Who Are
Striking and the Mine
Guards.
Few Troops Left at the Military
Training Camp-No Dis
order Yesterday.

Special Dispatch 20 the Tnt.liieencer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. July 81
While no reports OF trouble In the
Paint Creek or Briar creek sections
have been reported early his evening
as having occurred during the day,
nevertheless Governor Glasscock has
recalled Colonel II. l.. Osborn and Ma
jor Jack Arnold with the Clarksburg,
kingwood. Morgantown and Sutton
companies from Mt. Gretna. Pa. 70
Paint creek. and report TO Adjutant
General Charles ID. Elliott. The bat.
talon consists of IS officers and ifS
men. They arc now on the way ana
are expected 10 arrive at the striko
scene tomorrow noon. This leaves
only seven companies at Mt. Gretna,
but as their maneuvers will be over
Friday night. all will return TO the
State some time Saturday night or
Sunday.
Martial Law.
/. is probable that Governor Glass
cock will issue his martial law proc
.amation. prepared some days ago,
after the Third battalion reaches the
scene of the trouble The militia is
very well distributed along the creek
at present. but not in. such numbers
as might be necessary to meet strong
OPPOSITION. such as the miners could
put up.
II is reported that a demand has
been made on the miners a iong Cabin
creek. where the mines are being op-
Grated by non-union men. or rather
by the open-shop plan, 10 come out
in sympathy with those on Paint
creek. and that many of these miners
are restless. Cabin creek is parallel
with Paint creek. and is separated
only by long. narrow range of noun
tains. with but a mile or two separa-
ting the two creeks. A somewhat sim
ilar controversy was had on Cabin
creek about six years ago. and the
miners lost in their demand for rec
ognition OF the union.
Sympathy Strike.
IL the Cabin creek miners go out
on a sympathy strike an exceedingly
grave situation will result. and would
mean similar action by the miners on
the opposite side OF the kanawha
river. This joint action would affect
almost the entire Kanawha coal dis
trict and involve something like
twelve thousand miners.
II such a condition comes. martial
law will have TO he declared. thus
disarming both the miners and the
mine guards
Reports tha; the miners are procur-
ing more rifles and ammunition con-
tinue TO come TO the authorities.
While some OF the reports are be-
lieved to be exaggerated. many OF
them have been found 20 he correct.
The State militia are preparing for
"a lengthy stay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
COUNTESS
MURDERER
ACCORDING TO THE
DETROIT AUTHORITIES
Count and Countess AntOna and
Their Nephew Behind the
Prison Bars on Charge.

DETROIT. Mich. July 81 The An.
ton1 family. consisting % Annetta
Halliday Anfona. locally we'll known
as a club woman. teacher and writer,
her husband Alexander Arf0na.
liquor merchant. and said fo b. a
member 90 prominent italian fam
iiv. and their nephew. Angelo villa.
musician were sfill locked I'D in DO
lice headquarforE tonight despite the
fact fhaf tho prosecutor bad not yet
charged them with tho death Of their
aged servant. Miss Elizabeth Fleming
lf vas announced fhnf rho trio you'll
D. held o. least another ~ hours
Clues were being foiioued up afl
day in connection with The ai'ered
mysterious death of Miss FlemIug
early in July and fhe suhscquent
cremation of her BODY we have
some GOOD evidence suuuorf ne crr
Prosecutor KupafrIck. ufa ia cnn.
duCfnE fhc Investigation FrIfenra
ehich corrohorafre many of fho state
mrrfs taken thus far huaeter. -
have not enough evidence f1 author.
ire warrants. tuf ur hope fo have
before arofher lf hours has r0ue -.
herauac of fro prominenre of Mra
Au'ona. tho case has attracted -
usual attention locauV Friends q
fhe family ard fho physician eho A.
tended Mics Fieminr ehcn fhe iaffcr
died arc virorOua In their dcciara-
tons fhaf The prisoners are innocent
~ any uronE doin
Mr and Mrs Aufoua are mentioned
IN the socictv blue book ~ Detroit
aa Count and Counfoea Alessandcro
Giuseppe Valerie Aniona. vifh q surn-
mer rerfeuCe near Lake MaggIore
Gala
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
RIAL
PROSECUTION RESTS IN
THE FAMOUS GRACE CASE
State Scored During the Day on
Important Points-Daisy Grace
to Take Stand.

| ATLANTA. July Slater forging
the last link an the chain OF circum.
stances which Il claims connects Mrs.
Daisy Opie Grace with the shooting of
her husband. the prosecution rested its
case late to-day. Mrs. Grace is ex.
pected to 20 on the stand at tine
lopening of court tomorrow to tell
her own story.
The state played it's big cards to-
day and won two POINTS. Two letters
which IL was claimed Mrs. Grace wrote
TO herself over the signature OF irer
husbands nickname. Gene and
mailed as she was leaving for New
man. Ga. TO establish an alibi. were
offered in evidence and admitted by
the court after a battle between op-
posing counsel lasing more than two
hours.
Greeted Her Husband.
Mrs. Grace's words OF greeting 10
her husband when they met in the
hospital. which the defense had fought
hard TO keep from the jury. also were
admitted. George c. Bullard, city de-
tective. was the witness who told of
the meeting.
Who spoke frst?" asked Solicitor
Dorsey.
Mrs. Grace"
What did she say?"
'She said: How did this happen.
Gene? What have you been telling
these people? They reII me you say
| shot you"
Did she kiss her husban6?"
No. she stood straight up beside
the bed"
Judge Roam would not permit the
witness 10 relate to the jury the sub
sequent conversation
He admitted her first statement be-
cause the prosecution alleged It had
/ proved by witnesses who were with
Mrs. Grace from the time she heard
Of the shooting until the meeting at
the hospital that no one had told her
she had been accused.
Claim Premeditated Murder.
Although the prosecption attashes
great weight TO the alibi letters. and
contends they show the shooting of
Grace was premedltated by his wife.
the defense claims the evidence has
not connected Mrs. Grace with them
In any way. Mrs. Grace did not re-
/ ceived the two letters which were en-.
Ielosed In one envelope through the
mails. They were postmarked AT.
lanta. i:3O p. m" on the day OF the
shooting. and they reached Newman
after she had returned 10 Atlanta.
They were forwarded TO her, but fell
/ into Grace's hands.
The handwriting on the envelope
has been identified as tna- Of Grace
by Witnesses. None OF them were able
to Identify the handwriting OF one of
the letters. which was scribbled with
! n pencil. The other was typewritien.
Grace was suffering from a slight
fever to-day and was too III 10 be
brought into court.
Pathetic Figure.
Grace was determined to be in the
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
TAFT is
ENDORSED
OHIO REPJ BuCANS
ASKED TO BE REGULAR
Dillon Urges the Party to Sup
port the President-Progres-
sives Want Partial Fusion.

COLUMBUS. o.. July 30 AFTER Tho
rcsi iEuafion of Judge Edmond ~
Dilnion a. the Republican nominee
for Governor 81 Ohio. had been accept
% by THE state central committee fo
day Roosevelt leaders ln tnis sfafe
unfoided plan for az icast partiaI
fusion ~ tho progressive and regular
Republican candidate ON tlc safe
ticket
The Roosevelt leaders declared that
a ms iorifv. 10 NOT aI of the candidate
on fh. state ucket had crpressed vIII
irEreas to trrcpt enforcement of fne
progressive and fo aiiov their names
fo 20 on fIe hln0f 90 candidates o.
both parties Dr. also eas declared
fTHf ro requirement uouIf he made
thaf these candidafes take sIdes as
hefer Colonel Hnorevc.f aud prraf
dent Taft
While fon.o ~ fhe Taff MON hera of
fho sflfo central committee ere faif
fn hatr eturrrsrl Their approval of
f1c plan fhe Taft leaders generally
ue-r inclined f1 give lt srnnf cnrsII
erafInn colonel d. l farfIn uhn j.
surrorrf .H fn.rr fhr eIafrs and fha
plan. 90 fha Tnr orEanIrafIon o.
r'arrI fraf nHH urrurrfrrnua fn
ft'nt nf rIrh 'ltinn and char no such
plan enuII Dol arreufrl
The sfafe central comm ffra vii
convene again on August fnfh fo nu
fhr vacancy caused af fho head oi
the Ticket caused hy the refusal of
Judge niiion to cinfuue in Tho race
IN re-igning tho nominafion. Judge
Dillon declared fealfV fn President
Taft and urged an Republicans % sup.
unrf him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
FIRST MURDER PLOT TO
KILL ROSENTHAL FAILED
ACCORDING TO A STORY
TOLD BY ROSE AND WEBER
Crooks Who We're to Have Muir.
dered Gambler at Garden
Restaurant Lost Their
Nerve.
Becker is Accused of Having In
sisted on the Murder of
the Gambler.

NEW YORK, July 3i.-Police Lien.
-enant Charles Becker, head OF the
strong Arm Squad" OF gambling raid
ers, who Is charged with instigating
the murder OF Herman Rosenthal.
was tonight further implicated in the
plot 20 get rid of tine gambler when
Bald Jack" Rose and "Bridgie"
Weber added another chapter TO
their already amassing allegations.
They told District Attorney Whitman
that Rosenthal vas TO have been
killed a: the instiGation of Becker
ten days before he actually met his
fate, and that the plot failed because
the underworld thugs selected 10 do
the murder lost their nerve az the last
moment.
Rose and Wcbber Talk.
The District Attorney spent tho
greater part of the afternoon with
Rose and Webber in their cells at
the West side police station. and un-
der the promise of leniency which the
prosecutor had given them. they
talked freely. They gave little addi-
tional information regarding the So
100000 fund which they alleged ille-
eal resorts naid for police protection
in the city.
Murder Plot That Failed.
The murder plo. that failed" was
20 have been brought TO its climax IT
the Garden restaurant. on Fiffy-first
street. on Saturday night. July 6.
when Rosenthal and his wife were
dining there according 10 the account
told by Rose 10 the District Attorney.
as spokesman for The two gamblers
With Rosenthal and his wife AT the
time was Jack sullivan. nov under ar
rest for alleged completely in the mur-
der. Rose himself engineered the
Job and brought TO the restaurant
"a beet Of thugs" who were 10 do the
actual shooting according TO Rose.
The MUrderers.
Two Of the hired assassins we're
"GNp. The Blood" and Lefty Louie
who are wanted bv tho police as two
Of the men who actually shot Rosen-
thai in front of 'he Hotel Metropole.
Pecker ~ that time was down town.
Rose said. waiting for the murder
pict 20 be consummated.
Becker had talked with me. al
ready" said Rose. He kept saying.
Why don't YOU Kill this fellow oh?'"
Lost Their Nerve.
Rosenthal would have been killed
that night II the bunch hadn't lost
their nerve. They got the notion
after they reached the restaurant that
a detective Was on 10 them. After
giving up the assassination we went
TO "Pridgie" Webber's place and there
We met Becker. lie denounced us all
up and down"
"You are all a lot ~ towards" he
said I'll have 10 do b. myself"
Rosenthal. 20 vas recalled by the
district attorney when he heard the
story. had but few days before this.
made his first complaint against Beck
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
AMERICANS AT MERCY
OF MEXICAN REBELS
ONE HUNDRED IN DANGER
OF STARVING TO DEATH
Federals Are Thought TO BE Walk
ing Into Trap set by the
Rebels Now.

EL PAso. Texas. July 81. Fears
are entertained for 100 Americans In
the Dolores mining camp IN Mexico.
u 10 reported the rebels have taken
the camp and seized al pack animals.
probably leaving the Americans with
no means % getting 70 the United
states
Refugees from Mexico continue to
pour into e. Psso. About 100 came
last night. the majority Of whom are
men. heretofore few men came.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-01
CLOSE
BANK
CASHIER OF ROWELSBURG
BANK is NOW MISSING
Fortune Gone With His Disap-
pearance and Government
Orders Bank Closed.
BY Z. II. ARNOLD.
fntelngenccr bureau
Washington. d. C. Univ Al

Washington. d. c.. July 81.
Deputy Comptroller OF Currency r.
p. Kane today received word from
National Bank Examiner Il. f. Hiatt
OF Moundsville that the latter had
closed Indefinitely the First National
Bank OF Rowelsburg. pending an in.
vestigation into its affairs as the re-
suit OF the alleged absconding OF
Cashier Carlser.
The telegram from Examiner Hiatt
who is now at Rowelsburg. was the
hrst intimation of any discrepancies
existing in the affairs OF the RoweIs.
burg institution that has reached the
treasury department Hiatt was on
ms customary trip through West
virginia and Maryland and Deputy
comptroller Kane states that his dis
coveries were made upon n regular in
spection OF the bank. Mr. Kane i'm
mediately upon receipt OF the first no.
tice that the bank had been closed.
wired Examiner Hiatt for the com
plete report on the condition 81 the
bank. Iiatts telegraphic report re-
ceived here tonight states that the
bank Will be solvent. He avs that
the cashier has apparently gotten
away away with about s22 600. as the
bank was capitalized al $4,000. Sir
Hiatt states that the g. 900 remaining
should serve as sufficient nucleus
20 enable The directors to meet all de-
mands without embarrassment.
To Open Bank.
Comptroller Kane tonight wired
Hiatt 10 exert his influence With the
directors TO have them restore the
missing capital stock. and ordered the
examiner 10 open the bank for busi-
hess simultaneously with the restora.
tion Of he s22 600
Comptroller Kane saws that unless
the directors restore the amount al
legged TO have been taken BY the cash
Ter that he will refuse 10 allow the re.
opening OF the institution. Examiner
Hiatt. in his report. further SAYS that
when word became circulated among
the deposiiors that the cashier was
missing. the withdrawal OF deposits
came so frequent that he deemed IL
absolutely necessary 20 close the doors
in order 10 protect both bank officials
as well as depositors This action
was tonight endorsed by Treasury Of
rcials. and Hiatt is under orders 20
endeavor TO persuade the directors 10
restore the missing capital and undi-
vided profits forthwith as essential
to an early opening OF the bank.
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FUNERAL OF MISS
SNODGRASS TODAY
REMAINS WILL BE SENT
TO MARTINSBURG HOME
Will Examine the Stomach for
Signs of POisOn-Mental De
preston the Cause.

Special uispat,h - tie IntellIFcrcer.
MARTlNSBURG. W. Va. July 81
Funeral services over the remains OF
Miss Dorcas ljams Snoderass, whose
body was found floating in Dubois
creek near Catskill. y Y. Sunday
afternoon. Will be- held from the fam
ily residence tomorrow afternoon In
termcnt will be made AT the family
burying lot q, Martinsburg cemetery.
Services will be conducted by Rev.
r VI. Woods. OF the Presbyterian
church. Pallbcarers will be. Messrs.
John Henshaw. Fairmont: Robert !.
and William Il. Snodgrass. J. VI.
Woods. McShcrry Lupton and Samuel
" Fiery. of this city.
Information was received today
from New York that an autopsy wcsild
probably DO held on the body before
~ is shipped 10 this city. The police
still hold out tho murder theory and
tho stomach will be- examined for
traces OF pvsou. Many experts are
OF the opinion that Miss Snodgrass
was murdered and her body taken 10
Caiskill and thrown into the creek.
Mental Depression.
Word received by tho family hero
leads 20 the belief that during a weak.
oncd mental condition brought on bv
nervous strain She temporarily lost
control of her faculties Miss enod
grass wandered away. not knowing
whore che was going
Tho best clue fhat the family has
received and tho ono on which they
have based 'heir thought mat she
suffered from Ia fHr..fs 81 rr.ar-s.~.. tr
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NhshlHefoH JAY % Forecast
Wet Virginia .fleurraflv fair Thnra-
daH and Frtdav. warmer Friday
Ohio-Fair Thursdav FRIDAY fair auf
Warmeri hght - modsrats norh 20
sfa@sHss -aaaa
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WASHINGTON. July 90 -Adviccs
received D. the State Department
from private sources TODAY Indicate
that fhe federal fro0Is that are al.
rancinr upon the rebel stronghold "a
'asas Grandes in Sonora. are expos
inE fhemecifcs to disastrous check
through their haste Co surround aud
capture fho pruyco forces The aifu.
alton e faid ~ approximate that o..
fifIrG at C1rrIlfoa several months
aEo uhcu General Saiss the MerIcan
minister ~ var. leading dashIna
ramrairn. uas practically trapped hs
fho rebels. his army defeated and him
fcf severely wounded
Unable fo resist Tho fceunE of Bro.
nI.iafinu af BITE defeat. tho minister
.s reported fo have committed suicide
A. present fre federal column under
GeueraI sarIinrr. uhirh hns been o..
srerdiuE uror raeHe grlrics from fhe
n0rfhec.f haa been fastened in ra
movements tr fhe urEcnf demand of
fhe nred states ffaf protection DO
acrurded fo fhr American citizens.
mostly Mormonr Who make un fhr
LARGE colonies alonr Tho Iuc NJ the
Ncxicnn Norfhv effern railroad
Steal From Americans.
Colonel sfccycr reported Co q.
var department TODAY that tho rebels
had greafiy augmented their power of
resistance hV tho ruro nf arrra ana
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