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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

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There is nothing on earth that can com
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
NEGRO DELEGATE
RETURNS MONEY
tContinued From First fngeD

the matter be closed then, to which /
agreed"
Banks says in the letter that when
lie reached Chicago last Wednesday he
learned that some one had Informed
the mississippi delegates that you
had given me lot of money for them.
as we'll as for myself"
He adds that. II am returning YOU
herewith the money. and you can do
as YOU see fit
The reply of the Taft headquarters.
IN the form OF "a remark from Mr. Me
hinley WAS brief. MIR. Mckinley said.
II nope every Rcpubican viii read
the Banks letter with extreme care
and then draw his own conclusions.
Its disclosures are Illuminating. Its
issuance from the Roosevelt hcaduuar-
ters is significant"
1t was more than intmatcd that this
was merely the forerunner q! more
specific material to be issued from the
TAFT headquarters tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
DEATHS

McMANUS-Died. at uae residence 81
his mother. 72s West Marshall
Street, at 1880 June II. JOHN f.
McMANES. the only child OF Mrs
Mary and the late John W. Me
Manus. In the twenty third year OF
his age.
Funeral notice later.
WESE-Died. at his home. 72o Brook
Avenue. Friday, June II, at 2:30 T.
NJ. ROBERT WESE. aged thirty
eight years.
Funeral notice later.
last evening, June IL
at 5:i5 o'clock, at the Retreat
for the Sick Hospital. MIR. w. a.
NEWTON. of SIT Randolph Street
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
CONTRACT Is AWARDED FOR
NEW ACADEMY IN LYNCHDURC

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
I.ynchhurg, Va, June l4.-Aftcr en-
tering into Il lease OF the tuiildinS
when restored to the Lcath Theatrical
Syndicate for term OF years. the
building committee of the Academy
of Music Company this Afternoon
awarded the contract for the recon
struction OF the Academy of Music
to Atkinson & Co. OF Richmond. The
lie. but Il is probably about $40, 1000.
The contract was awarded with the
understanding that the playhouse is
to he turned over to the committee
ready for use in four nont-ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
NO COMPROMISE
FOR PRESIDEN I
I -
Tai, Absolutely Confident That
lie Will Receive Nomi-
nation.
HIS DENIAL is EMPHATIC
Telcgraphs Ililles in Chicago to
Denonncc Report as
False.
HIS DENIAL is EMPHATIC
No Compromise for Taft

Washingtou. June Ii.-Prcsidcnt
Taft Tonight sent the following
tcicIrnm III {. ID. Iiiilcs. his sccrc-
tar,, who il now In charge of his
personal interests I'm Chicago;
..rhr report thnt ! nm I'm my way
considering the possibility OF "a
compromise candidate Is wholly un-
founded. and You arc authorized
cmphnticnlIH 10 deny the report.
with confidence I abide In the judr-
mcnt nj the conventions"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

Needles. Gall JNne li.-'rhe Col
oradu River reached me highest point
in its history to-day, and Tor a hun
dred miles north and south of Needles
tlr Hood situation was grave.
The government dixie On the Arizona
SIDE or the river opposite this city
crumbled, and the waters poured into
the lowlands near Fort MojaVe. Four
houes were swept into the stream with
the last break. Considerable alarm
was felt here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
FINAL COMMENCEMENT DANCE.
brilliant AFFAIR Ends Festivities mt
Washington and Ice.
Especial 10 The Timcs-Dispatch.l


Lexington, Va, June 1+.-Twenty-
four couples participated in the open
ing figure of the final ball at Wash
inGton and Lee University. which was
WAS tostcfully decorated and lighted
with colorcd electric bulbs. Randolph
w. Pines, OF New Orleans, La, opened
the ball with Miss Elizabeth King, OF
Jacksonville. Fla.
Other couples dancing In the opening
figure We're Miss Margaret Dalton. ot
Whist onS alem y. c., with Bernie Har-
per Miss Nell carrington: Of ,Lie%ins-
Marie L.orton, of Sterling, Ill, with
Harry NJ Butler: Miss katherine
Reese. of Selma Ala. with ]. ID. Flow
crs. Miss Faye ~ Elliott. of Cincinnati,
Taret Robinson. of Lexington. with II.
y. BARKER; Miss Willie Benham Reeder.
of Florence, Ala, with Taylor T. Har-
rison: Miss Lucille Jusck. of ElGin. H..
with Beverley w. jennings: Kiss Hcleu
Swishcr. OF Charleston. W. Va, with
II. T.. Moran; Miss Virginia Williamson.
Of Charleston. w. Va: with Willard +.
Null. Jr.; Miss Mayo Thach. OF birmin5-
ham. Ala. with Walter Fred; Miss Bcs-
sic Holland. Of Suffolk, with w L.
Hogue Miss Marie Paul. Of Jackson
Vile. Fla. with w. r. Pipes; Miss Lou
Use Wilson. of Jynchburs. with Her.
bert Hannis. Miss Leonora Norvell. o.
Beaumont. Texas. with l. T. Baglcy;
Miss Katherine NJ Bruce. OF Ports
mouth. with Walter Stoves: Miss Lii
liam Burk. OF Texarkana. Ark. with G
=. Anderson; Miss Flores Howard. al
Few Orleans. La. with Leon Webster
Miss Edith Page Waddill. OF Danvilie
with Il. Il. Witt. lr; Miss Sallic vii
liams Of Washington. y. C.. witt
George Andcrton: Miss Katherine La
nicr. of Chattanooga. Tenn. with Lee
| Ashley; Miss Frances Richardson, OF
charlsston W. Va with With r. T., L Anher.
| ton d c.. with !. T. Patton.
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News Of South Richmond

soTne weu-aei!vered speeches made 4
large number % yiStors weie preren. in
splie OF tho bad weather.
Personal Mention.
Miss Catherine Geb.iin. OF Baltimore. Is
visiting Mrs. j. II f'urdy at Woodland
Heights.
Miss Geraldine Coles returned yesterdsy
from Blhcksourg. where she attended the
hnais OF the NsrEin!a Polytechnic Institute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
MIDDIEs Ar OLD POINT.
VIII Sail ON Atlantic Fleet for Ten
Duyh' Cruise.

Dh!s' Crnisc.
Norfolk, Va. juno 1.-THE second
division of the Atlantic fleet arrived
in Hampton Roads this afternoon and
viii sail probably tomorrow for a
dred midshipmen from the Naval AIslo
envy
The m!ddies reached Old Point to-
day. some OF them coming from An
napolis by train and the others or
the torpedo boat Bailey The second
division OF the Atlantic fleet is com
posed OF the battleships Louksiaua
Carolina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
IMPERIAL VALLEY
IN GRAVE DANGER

Washington, Juno lin SPECIAL
message, President Taft to-day asked
protect the Imperial Valley Of ctifor-
mia against emergencies OF floods from
the Colorado River while negotiations
for tho prlecuon of that territory are
Drndifp with Mexico
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
Accepts cniI to Richmond.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
f-ynchburG. Va June If.-Much re-
greet is expressed in church circles
here over the resignation as pastor OF
Rivermont Methodist Church of Rev
g. II. McFaden, who will go shortly
to Richmond to accept the field aEcn-
cy OF the Methodist Orphanage.
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Measure signed by Taft.

Washington, June 1.-THE act OF
Congress appropriating 100000 with
which army transports arc TO be
equipped with lifcboats and RATS 10
accommodate all persons and members
OF the crew transported on them, was
signed to-day by President Taft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

his table President Taft told one call
er who ventured to ask him about Il
third candidate: There will be no
third candidate. Every scrap of in
formation 1 get is that | Will be nomi-
mated on the first ballot, with votes
to snare"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
OBITUARY
Funeral of william Northrop.


The funeral of William Northrop
took place yesterday noon from the
Grace street Presbyterian Church. Rev.
u Clay Lilly, D. D. pastor of the
interment was made in Hollywood
Cemetery. The services were simple
and Impressive. with no remarks or
culogy, and were attended by large
number of personal friends and bust
ness associates.
The hymns used were Lead. Kindly
Light. and abide With Me-" the
prayer. Scripture reading and music,
being followed. a large number CT
friends escorted the funeral party to
Hollywood.
DIR. c. II. Jones'.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Ashland, Va. June 1i.-Dr. C. 3.
Jones, leading physician and promi-
ncnt citizen of Ashland. died this
morning at z o'clock at St Elizabeth's
went an operation on Thursday. He
was born May 10, 1882. was u gallant
Confederate soldier being member OF
tho Ashland Gis,ys, Company !, Fiji
uated from the Medical College OF Ntr-
gnia in 1859. ne was Mason. Odd
Fellow and member OF the Junior
order United American Mechanics. lie
Is survived by his widow. who was
Miss Newman, and two daughters and
four sons-Misaes Mary and Cabell,
Calum. Jr., Joseph. Walter and Willie.
Tho funeral services will he held from
his late residence on Sunday morning.
May l6. at II. o'clock. and will be
conducted by the Ashland Masonic
Lodge. 16S.
Mrs. Mary Shifictt.
Especial toThe Times Dispatch.1
Charlottesvtne. Va, Juen i4.--Afrs.
Eary Shimett. aged thirty-two years
Wife OF !. A. fShdTett. of Day ton. Va.
died last might at the University Hos
pltal of genrral peritonitis. Mrs. Shift
nctt was. before marriage. Miss Mary
rcw. daughtr rof Daniel Few. of Rock
bnEIlam county The body was shipped
nj noon to. day to Dayton, where tn,
funeral wiEAtako place tomorrow nj.
4 fernOOn
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A WRIGHT LECTURESHlP
Plans Now Under Why by tcronnuticn
SOcIctN OF Grcnt IirIinIn.

SUVrVt! III t'TVHt f'TIIHTH'
London. June l4.-Plans for the
founding OF prize iectureship TO he
named for Wilbur Wright are under
consideration by the Aeronautical So
ciety OF Great Britain. No general
request for subscriptions has been
made as yet. but members OF the soci-
ETY. have been prompt to make voiun-
tary contributions and IT is believed
that a sum sufficient 10 place the memo
rial on strong financial basis soon
Will be raised.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
THE WEATHER.
Forecast. For Virxinia--Showers
Saturday and Sunday, rising tcmpera-
turC.
For North CnroIinn-Showers Satur-
day uud sunday; rising temperature.

Special I.ocnl Dntn for Yesterday.
~ noon temperature ............ 6i
j.. NJ. temperature ........... CT
i. NJ ...................... e5
Minimum temperature UP to
\. NJ. ............ 30
Mean temperature .............. e.
Normal temperature ........... IS
Deficiency In temperature ...... l3
Deficiency in temperature since
March ................... II
Accum. deficiency in temperature
since January l .............. 500
Rainfall last twcnty-four hours. .36
Excess In rainfall since March !. Isl
January .................... 3.8S
Local observation s i. NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature SO
Humidity ................. IS
W ma, direction n. IL.
wind. velocity Observation-Disclosures. -
weather .......-....... CLOUDY
Rainfall last twelve hours ...... .33
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
Marriage License.

A marriage license issued yesterday
in the office OF Tho clerk OF the Hastings
Court 10 Louis Is. Moore and Irene Graves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

Senator Root and former Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks both loom up as dark
! horse possibilities should the 'consti-
tutionalists' stand out against the ele-
meht that constantly attacks the
courts Associate Justice Hughes has
been mentioned more prominently than
either of these. but the trouble nbout
the justice, known to those on the
inside. is that William Barnes Jr..
. OF New York. would not stand for tho
nomination, and the big bunch OF New
ofk votes means much in the con-
| 'chtlon should there be a rush toward
n dark morse. Barnes would il is no
lieNcd' be for Root. To the last ditch
n. would oppose any man holding tho
Nie"S OF Cummins or La Toilette lie
would oppose either of these mon
with as much vehemence rs he on
poses Roosevelt. constitutional GOV
eminent is as much one of his net
'"c'''es ana phrases as Lincoln and the
'olhhon people are with Roosevelt
The important fact, heretoforc mn
vim "'Mh' rooms mp that Fairbanks is
10 be chairman Of the resolutions com
mittee If the Taft people contro, ,h,
convention. Senator Root is to de-
nNer inc Keynote speech and Fair
banks is to bring IN the resolutions
Both men VIII hold influential posi-
IONS In the convention. Senator Root
can make himself "A power by the
speech he Is to make. IF that speech
! sounds good to the convention as a
whole. and Taft and Roosevelt should
both be eliminated as candidates, who
would stand better with tho delegates
than the New York man, once pro-
nounced by Roosevelt TO be the ablcst
man in public life in the United
states?
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Fairbanks Hns support.

Mr. Fairbanks has had quiet sup
port for some time to go to him under
possible future circumstances He
would not he Objectionable TO Barnes.
and he would have backing from
throughout the Wcstand middle West.
He has been out Of public life long
enough not 10 have made himself
offensive to either OF the Republican
ia ctIons. He served as Vice President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01
new MARKET TO
COST $4,000 0
To Take Steps to Defeat Throck-
morton Bill Against Country
Cart Taxes.

Plans for rebuilding Tho First Mar
kct. prepared by Architects Canneal
and Johnston, were approved by tho
Council Committee on Markets last
night, and Chairman Don Leavy laid
them later before the Finance Com
inittcc, urging that an uppropriat ton
OF $4,000 for tho new buildings be
Included In the annual appropriation
ordinance. The architects have de.
signed two buildings In line with mod
ern market construction, the more
pretentious being the meat house.
stading at Main and Seventeenth
street. the estimate To-: which Is S3S :
600, IN the rear Of which is to be the
new vegetable market, approximately
on its present site the estimate for
this building beins, $1,000.
II WAS represented that the present
buildings are Anticipated and unstni-
tary 10 dlsgraccful degree, and that
unless rebuilt entirely, the city must
face large expenditures for repairs,
which can In their nature be only tenn
porary.
For maintenance OF the two markets
for the year the committee asked OF
the Finance Committee last night: For
payroll account First Market. $500
for expenses including temporary
shelter for vegetable stalls pending
rebuilding. S3,S55: second Market:
Payroll, se..Gt; expenses. $4,000.
The committee adopted n resolution
directing Captain Morgan X. Mills.
chairman OF the city's Committee on
Legislation. and City Attorney Pollard
to appear before tho proper commit
tees of the General Assembly to re-
siSt the passage II bill introduced
by Delegate Throckmorton, OF Hen
rico, which aims TO prevent the city
from collecting q special sanitary tax
a Gainst country carts selling produce
anu flowers along the curbs outside of
but nenr to the city markets The
custom has prevailed for some time
rnst of assigning positions To carts
coming in from the country at con-
vcnicnt points near the market, no
merchants license being charged
against those farmers who were sell
ing their own produce. but the cler'
of the market has been instructed to
collect :; sanitary fee Of 10 cents per
day from each cart, intended TO cover
portion of the cost of cleaning the
market and adjoining streets daily.
The Throckmorton bill is designed to
prevent the Imposition of this sani-
tary tax on such hucksters as arc sell
Ing their own produce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01
CROWD { NJOyS
SPARR|NG CAR D
Large Audience Attends Meet
ing Of Richmond Athletic Club.
Many Surprises Sprung.

The largest crowd since the orEani-
cation ci the Richmond Athletic Club
Jou!neyed 10 the club rpoms at Fourth
and B-oud Streets last night To witness
the card arranged for the month end
meet Of the organization. Not sin
Elc soul present was disappointed.
fhc exhibitions were jus, as good az
they were prorhesied IL, be. Indeed.
some Of Tho bouts clearly exceeded in
spicineSs what the aTci,ase member
expected. Some few tairGs happened
which We're not scheduled. Upon spe-
@al invitation n number of the mem
hcrs of tho Legislature pnt in an APP
pearance, and, from the talk heard af-
Ter IL was all over, aprccL, tina: there
could be nothing wrong in allowing
%oung America TO learn the art OF
taking care OF Itself.
Jack Low and Kid Mann. who were
pitted against each other at q previous
meeting OF the club, turn lshcd the
surprise of the evening, though this
1our-round setto was not programmed
hs the feature event. Mann qDit at the
previous session after two rcmntis had
h"en fought, lie stated then. for the
benefit OF his followers. that he was
"uifering from 4 physical ailmeut
Last night he had an opportunity to
which prevented him doinl hls best
prove that he was the master of his
opponent. lie Clun l. IL "aE n mighty
pretty exhibition from the spectators
viewpoint But for Mann il mus. have
been rather distressing Lew put il
;'ll over his adversary. There never
was & minute OF the two short rounds
during which Lew was not only the
agressor. but the fellow who landed
the punches which counted. Before
the gong sounded on the second round
Mann had thrown up tho sponge and
the light was over.
Tie feature event Z s!X-round spar
ring match between Otto Krause. Of
Ncw York. ard Jip Morgan. a local
product, gave everybody present an
opportunity to witness come scientific
work on the part OF bo-h l'oys.
Though a decision is Impossible un-
der the rules of the club. krause had
the better of the argument in every
round except probably the NTH. when
2 series OF vicious exchanges from
close quarters sent both boys TO .hcir
corners tired, They came back )n the
last round artd did..some real hgh;ing
Morgan has q nasty shift, something
nearly like the Ketchel variety. but the
New York lad met his advances ana
landed with greater frequency. Krausc
statcd after the b1ut that he had IN
5ured his left hand carly in the Grst
round, which prevented It's further U.S.,
Kid Dance and sam Jackson, tw ,
dlsky weltcrs, amuscd evcryhodr for
four rounds They tried 10 spar. out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01

neither knew how. still 1t was cP-
joyable Kid Yungcr md Mike Ber-
man went three fast rounds. with con-
siderable applause at the finish. Paul
Wallis proved beyond the pcradrenture
Of doubt that he can't wrcstlc with
Young Cassclman. lie was thrown
twice in less than five minutes. and
quit the mat before the ;en-minuto
exhibition was over.
The fun, the real run. happened at
the close, when hvc duskies. all well
proportioned, engaged in battle royal.
-Four of the cbonhued brigade hap
pence from the ward formally called
Jackson. Ono individual, blacker then
the rest. and bigger, announced his
residence as Fulton \ compact was
formed Tie five from darkeytown's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01
RIXEY ORDERED TO
ASyLUMAT MARION
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.I

Alexandria, Va. January SIC.
Jones Rixey, head OF the defunct Vir-
ginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corpora
tlon. Will have to spend the rest Of
his days IN the asylum for the criminal
insane at Marion, according to de-
cision announced this afternoon by
Judge l. G. harley in the Corporation
Court. This decision will be entered
in the Corporation Court Tomorrow
morning. Judge Barley afterward
telcphonad TO Stanton that 1T would
not be necessary to bring Rtxey to
Alexandria tomorrow.
Several days ago arguments were
heard in the Corporation Court on the
transfer Of the indicted banker to
Marion, and tho move was resisted by
his attorneys Judge harley this after
noon Informed Attorney John l. JEFF
fries lNX"ys. leading counsel, OF MS
decision. RiNey will, it is said, be
at once sent to Marion.
Rirey escaped trial horc TO the in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01

elite decided 10 annihllate the gent
from Plebian Fulton. HowsoIpevcr
the minority member offered objec-
lions. and SO much weight was at
tached to his argument and with so
much force did he offer his various
points that he finished last in the ing
and accepted the plaudits and tho
dimes and nickels OF the audience
The next meeting of the CLUB vii,
be hold Friday night. February g.
Jack Mahoney. from Washington. 4
lightweight who hopes for future,
viii meet Young sailor. Young Sailor
also wants to meet Young Riley OF
Baltimore, who issued challenge TO
him some time ago. The next meet
will probably be An Improvement over
any held.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01
Attention, Voters

Pursuant to call Of the Republican Ma
ional and State Committees. tho Re-
'nblican Third Congressional District
: onmittee met in the city Of Richmond
VA. OH January 20, 1912, and fixed Feb
uary ~, 1912, ii IL o'clock noon, in
nc city Of Richmond, Va, as the time
,.d place for holding the Third Congress
sional District Invention. County and
city chairmcn will please take notice.
{. RIDGWAY MOORE,
(. B. Gary, District Chairman
District Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01
OFFICE OF

THE CITY CLERK,
CITY HALL, RICHMOND, VA.
January FL, 1912.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CON-
Germ:
WHEREAS The Virginia
Railway and Power Company,
successor and assignee of the
Richmond Passenger and Power
Company, has made application
to the Council of the City Of
Richmond, requesting an amend
mcnt of the franchise granted to
the Richmond Passenger and
Power Company by the ordinance
approved December 20, 1900, en-
titled, "An Ordinance to authorize
the construction and operation Of
a Street Railway within the
limits OF the City OF Richmond by
the Richmond Passenger and
Power Company that releases
the said Virginia Railway and
Power Company, assignee Of the
Richmond Passenger and Power
Company, from the performance
of certain duties required by the
said ordinance of December 23,
1900, and that authorizes an in
crease OF charges to be made by
said assignee for the use by the
public OF the benefits of said
franchise; and
WHEREAS a joint resolution
of the Council of the City Of
Richmond, approved January "a,
lola. has directed that ten (lo)
days notice be given by the City
Clerk of said proposed amend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01

dictmcnts charging him with embcz-
element by being declared insane by II
commission OF alionists. Afterward he
was sent to the asylum at stanton.
whcrc he Is now. RiSey has greatly
improved since he has been at Staun-
ION, ana, according to the testimony
given recently by DIR. DE Jarnettp.
RiXcH has gained about fifteen pounds
since he has been at Staunton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01
ME X|CO FACING
ANOTHER REVOLT

Ell Pnso, Tex, February 1.---shortly
after midnight nm Italian surgeon
holding n commission In the Mexican
army, who arrived In Ell PaBo from
Junrez, said he had counted fifteen
dead, including two Americana man
and n boy, twelve years old. The boy
was lying in the street. He had been
shot through the breast. Most of the
dead, he snid, were near the custon,
house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-01

Ell Paso. Texas, January 21.-The gar
rison at Ciudad Juarez revolted to-
night against the AIadero government
according 10 Mexican officials. The de-
lection is said 10 have been caused by
the reported resignation of General
Pasqual Orozco Promfscuous firing
occurred in the streets. and cries Of
viva Zapata" we're heard.