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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

hands of Mickey Whitehurst one Of
the best baseball coaches in that dis
trict. On the football gridiron Harlan
is said to be an even better man than
he is at baseball He was picked for
the All American team and is just as
clever at quarter as he is at half
Hopkins should find Il a most valuable
asset to have so capable an allround
man as Harlan in touch with its
students for the entire year.
One factor that Will enter promin-
emily into the spring training trips.
Is the mineral baths. This has been
one OF the CHEZ cOnsidera lions in the
selection of Hot Springs as a training
camp for so many teams. The White
SoN. Athletics and Giants have been
attracted 10 the lone star state for
tnelr training camps largely because
OF the mineral waters or tap In Corsi-
cana, Marlin and san Antonio.
i've teams VIII work out the kinks
ana tricks OF rusty muscles at Hot
Springs alone. Fred Clark will lubrf-
cate his Pittsburg Pirates there.
Charley Doom viii take the Phfllfes
to this spot and Hank O'Dav with his
Cleveland Cincinnatis and Bill DahIey
with the BrOOklyn's viii toss the ban
around IN this Arkansas resort. Connie
Mack Is going TO break the worlds
champs into their PAGES at San Antonio.
Jim Corbett, in sizing I'D the boxing
situation, declared that there was NOT
a man in sight who could stand off
Johnson. unless possibly it was Palzer.
Cor0ett makes the reservation that
Palzer is extremely crude at the pres
ent time and merely has the makings
That and nothing more.
In paying his respects to the present
champion CorOett served the latter
few hot shots. Here is Johnson. said
ne, a year and a half after the awful
blow at Reno. flirting around among
the melancholy examples OF white
hopes and getting the softest moneI
on record when there are three efficient
members OF his own color, Langford
McEey and jeanette, to give him a real
argument.
3 kid Lea, a lightweight fighter
who is well known in Fl Paso, is 90
ING 10 do some ring work in Mexico
City, in February 10, where he is slated
for his initial appearance in a fight
Tor the championship lightweight tide
OF Mexico The kid" viii travel a "a
round mill, the winner to get $1,000
and the loser $1,000.
Kid" Lea has been in action repeat
eddy in FL PasO and Juarez and has
an eye on the championship lightweiabf
title OF the southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

FRTAIN sl1eptics have advanced
the theory that the ailment that
- prevented Freddie Welsh from
keeping his engagement with BObbie
waugh at Vernon, was caused by
Freddie rubbernecking Tor a peep at
the advance sale Of tickets TO the
fight INSTEAD OF TOrticollis, when
the learned pathOlOgians have labeled
his trouble. This latter is surely an
impressive word. and a word that fits
che bill Being Interpreted II means
that Freddie got IL In the neck, with
out having the slightest need 10 can
EDou Bebbie waugh Tor assistance
Fight promoter Tom 1IcCarey. who was
harder hit than anybody else by the
blow that Is economically speaking
gives the following little song
Il am entirely satisfied that Welsh
received an injury that made him phys
icallv unable to compete. he called
on me Friday evening TO get his regular
allotment Of passes and requested me
~ throw IN couple OF extras, as a
number Of personal friends wanted to
see him box Waugh At that time he
was confident and appeared to be
scting II good faith / have no reason
70 d0ubt his word, which has been
supplemented by a physicians certi-
fortified by that terrifying term.
-lorticollis," Freddie's position appears
~ be 9lnassailable-
The latest town to spring into the
1imelight IN the bid for the Flynn
Smoke bout is New Haven, Conn One
with fhe highbrOW sounding name OF
= Harmar Bronson. leading sport
promoter OF THE town mas applied 10
the police for license for a boxing
bout between the smoke and Flynn and
the smoke and Al Palzer, each bout 10
travel Is rounds and both matches to
occur the same afternoon He pro-
poses 10 land the SCRAPS for the after
noon o. July 4 az Lighthouse Point
z vel known summer resort on the
sound. five miles south Of New Haven.
Johnson is 10 be offered as his share
= guarantee Of between $4,000 and
$4,000. Bronson's partner in the
enterprise IS Matt Larkin. Of Call
fornia- Before the Jeffrfe johnson
affair At Reno, Barkin interested him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
WGRAW SIGNS Up SOME
OF HIS LAST SEASONS TEAM

New York. \. Y. Jan. 25.-ManaRer
has received contracts from five ~ ne
players, two of them being members
of last years champions. The old r,Is1-1
ers who came into line were Devlin. the
veteran third baseman and utility in
fielder and Grover Hartley. a catcher
The youngsters who sent in their con-
tracts were outfielders Johnston and
Jacobs and pitcher Munsel
Manager WolvertOn, of the Amer
leans has received the signed contracts
from pitcher George Mcconnell and OF
George Simmonss an infielder the two
stars of the RQ chester team.
Wolverton als,i has signed Edwin Ber-
gin. a local semi professional catcher
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
ITALY HOLDS TURKS WHO
MERE lALLEN OF ERENcH .lLu-

Rome. italy. Ian. 25.-The subject OF
the detention OF % Turks. said to be
members OF the Red Crescent society. by
the Italian authorities who captured
them on the French steamer Manouba,
was discussed fully at conferences yes
terday between premier GiOItti for
eign minister marquis di san GuilianO
and the French ambassador TO italy
Camille Barrere. The conferences are
said to have been cordial but the
Turks stiu are held under arrest At
Cagliari, Island-of Sardinia.
Italy maintains her right to capture
and search ships Of neutral nations sus-
pected Of carrying contraband Of war
The incident is practically CLOSED.
The only question now being discussed
is that Of finding a method by wbich
the Turkish prisoners can be released.
or delivered TO the French authorities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
TESTIMONY IS ALL AGAINST
ATvTEIIts CLAM OF BEING DOPEI

New YORK n T. jan l3--LT- J OsepA
Sofian. physician of the National Sport
ing club Knockout" Brown and sew
continuance Of the investigation by the
state athletic commission OF charges
made by ABE" Attell, that he was
"doped" in his fight with Brown at
the National Sporting club last Thurs
day night
All denied the allegation of the
featherWeight champion In addition
Brown said Attell had fought as well
as he ever had seen him perform
1t is probable no decision as to
whether Atteu shall be debarred from
participating in further bouts in this
state VIII be rendered until several
other witnesses are heard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
ATTELL AND HAYS
FIGHT TEN ROUNDS
1t Is Declared a Draw With
Conditions Favor
ING HayS.


Indianapolis, Ind, Jan 25.-Monte
Atteu, OF Pittsburg. and Chick Hayes,
the former Memphis boy. who has been
training here. both bantamWeig hts,
fought 10 rounds 10 a draw with a
slight shade in favor Of the local box
err Hayes landed more clean blows
was faster, and carried more Of the
fighting, while Attell excelled at IN
fighting. -
In the first round Hayes puffed the
Pittsburg boys eye. The second was
even and Attell cut Hayes's lip in the
third. The fourth and fifth were even
exchanges and the easrerner had
shade in the sixth. Hayes was quicker
in the seventh, but Atteu blocked many
OF the blows and the round was even
In the sixth Atteu forced the right
ing. but the Indianapolis boxer landed
several swings to the jaw. which, did
not do much damage
Atteu seemed to be holding or IN
the ninth. but came back in the 10Th
and the fight ended in a whirlwind OF
punches.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
FIGHTER is
IN LIMELIGHT
Jack Britton Wins From
frankie Burns In a
Ten-rOund Bout.

Oakland, Cal. Jan. 25.-Jack Brit
ton. the Chicago lightweight, won a
decision here last night in a 10 round
bout with frankie Burns. Burns was
a 10 to favOrits in the betting
Britton now is eligible to meet fight
ers of the standing Of Packey McF'ar-
land and "One Round" Hogan
In the second round Briuton closed
Burnss eyes and from then on the lat
ter had no chance. In eight OF the 10
rounds Britton forced his opponent
around the ring. hammering him at
viii. The local mans stamina saved
him from a knockout.
In two rounds, the sixth and ninth,
Burns showed some signs Of his former
ring ability. but in those two he only
broke even.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
BIG REALTY DEAL
MADE AT PLAINVIEW
Property in Bailey County
to Be Used For Ranch
ing Purposes.

Plainview. Texas. Jan 25-J
Walker has sold to Jas. r. Gibson. OF
Coleman $4,000 worth OF land in
Bailey county. Ten days ago 1Ir Glib
son also turned s536,000 worth Of land
in the same section 10 central Texas
parties. The land Is the J. J. Perkins
tract and has been leased by the Van
alta headquarters ranch. The deals
were made in the main with parties
who viii become actual settlers and
the cutting up and improving OF these
sections IS to begin at once.
The G. f. Green Machinery company.
Of Plainview, begins today on the first
Of two contracts for the putting in OF
irritation plants IN Bailey county. 1T
is thought that the extensive vein OF
water which underlies the Plainvfsw
country is also present in Bailey coun-
Is, but at a slightly greater depth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
ABE ATTELL HAS SORE
THUMB; LEAVES FOR NEST

YOungstOWn. o.. Jan 25-Aha 4ffa11
champion featherweight. who will meet
johnny kilbane in California on Feb
ruary p, came here from Chicago TO
see Doctor Tor treatment of an in
jury to his right thumb. The doctor
found the thumb badly tanned but
said the injury was not serious. At
tell left for the west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
'Y" B0WLERS ARE
PLAYING DOUGLAS
Play Games by Telegraph;
School Teams Are
to Meet.

Beginning a series OF five telegraph
bowling matches with the Y. N c. A
OF Douglas. the ''T'' team OF bowlers
VIII take a whack at the pins for three
games tonight. A series Of five, three
game matches viii be played every
Thursday night.
The High school Tigers VIII bowl
against the E. P. H. l. Grenadiers to-
night at the ''Y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
FAMOUS TRAINER or
FIGHTERS Is DEAD

Oakland. Calf. Jan. 25.-Buly De-
laney. the famous trainer, died last
night
Delaney trained many OF the mos+
prominent fighters Of the last 25 years
including Johnson, Jeffries. Corbett.
ChOynski and Kaufman. He trained
Johnson for his championship fight
with Jeffries at Reno and was also In
strumental in arranging the match and
backing the negro fighter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
RTTITARD CHAOIpToN nEFEATFD-

Alfredo de ORC worlds champion.
We're lowered here unofficially last
night when he lost his handicap exit
Dition match with James Nature. Of
Denver, by a score Of 457 to $40. De
ORC undertook to give Nature 90 balls
in 500. At the end OF Tuesday nights
play the score was Nature. 347: de
resulteds De ORC. 1S6; Nature. 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
HORSE IS KILLED
BY SWITCH ENGINE

A Mexican laundry wagon driver for
the Ell PasO laundry attempted TO run
over G. II. switch engine No IS Thurs
day morning at the Santa Fe street
crossing. The horse was killed. the
wagon damaged, but the Mexican es-
capped, and is yet at large. He disap-
peared immediately after the accident
and before his name or age could be
discovered by the crew Of the switch
engine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
FAMOUS FRENCH FENCER
DIES IN CATVEORn-ra

Los Angeles. Calf, Jan. 25.-Carlos
Alastaire Raoul GOtesmani, marquis de
MiJana, Province. France, died at his
nome here today He was said to have
been at one time worlds champion
fencer' and a dueEst OF note in his
home country.
The marquies. who came here from
Fl Worth, Tex was IS years Z age.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
ARTEsIA BASKETBALL
nVaWERE nREs u

Artesia, n NJ, Jan. 25.-The number
% proved lucky to the Artesia basket
ball players at Artesia- Western COL
lege defeated Carlsbad high school by
a score Of % to 16. and In the after
noon Artesia high school defeated
Carlsbad high school by a score Of %
to %. In the morning at Roswell the
Artesia high school girls defeated the
Roswell high school girls by a score
Of % to 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
ENTRIES FOR THE
JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUB. .
I'D Day Jan. 20.
: , ff++++ +-+++++

First race-Selling, year olds. three
and one-half furlOngs. Queen of the
Turf 200, Tidy WOlffarth, Rosa RabIee.
Tenderest Maud Mckee. Josie Lee los
Blue Jay los, Velie Forty. Casanova
1nquleta, Beulah Nc Ito, Maggie Gun
ningham los.
Second race-Selling, one mile. Boo
ger Battle 50, DOttie b. 50, Velsini 100
Oscuro. .lg5, Onatassa los, Wicket 10
Hannis lis.
Third race-Selling. fillies and mares.
SIX furlongs- de Cesarian. FerrOna 50
Fleeting Fashion 81, Lille Levya @IO2.
Ala MarchmOnt Gran as Ala March
Iwalani, Tender Bloom IO4 Belle II
the Bay, Chilla @107, Zool IO9. Keen
Moving. Little Jane 10.
Fourth race-Handicap six furlonga
Dr. Dougherty lob. Flying Wolf los,
ITO, Pride of LismOre 125.
Fifth race-SeIlfng, five and one
half furlOngs. IsOm 81 Moradght s99
Mycenae SO, Golden Ruby I0I. Phil
Conner JOB, Salvage. TalloW Dip Lyte
Knight, Annual Interest, Toy Boy. Hid-
Angelus ia. Hex III.
Sixth race-SelIing. one mile. Chantf-
clor +9S Ed Keck ZOO, Ocean Queen
l03, Tom Franks, Jack LaxsOn. Danger
Gus March 105. Lolita Greed los, Miami
Apprentice allowance.
Wednesdays Results.
First race-Three and one-haIf fur
longs, purse maidens. 2 year olds, value
$500. Negligee, 1O9 (KeOgh), to 5,
won; John Hurie. 112 Gross to l.
second; Pat Cannon, 109 Callahan. 8
70 >, third. Time, Gao As. Blue Jay,
PhilOpenas Icicle. Reckless Lad ran.
Second race-Six furlongs, selling.
year olds and upward. value $500
John H. Sheehan, 112 (BoreB to .
won; Col. Marchmont 109 CGross) S
to ! second; Bob Lynch, 10 CMOles-
roma, Regards, King Elk. Orba Smile.
Farnel Girl Florence Roberts Dave
Montgomery, Jim Nc ran.
Third race-One mile, selling. 3 year
olds and upward, value $500 Oscuro
100 lTaplin), to 1. won: Robert. s5
10 (KeOgh), to 5, third Time 1.4I
King White, Error. Little Marchmont.
charles Green, New Capital. Wey
mouth ran.
Fourth raee-six furlOngs, selling, 4
year olds and upward, value $500.
Frank G. Hogan, 112 (1loIesworth). 8
10 1, won; Light Knight, log (BoreD.
70 o, second; J. B. Robinson. 100
Child, 4 to 1, third. Time. 1:19. Ange-
lus, Faneuil Hall, Serenade. Pit-a-Pat
ran.
Fifth race-six furlongs. selling. 3
year Olds and upward. value $500 De-
Cesarion, IS CHfI), 10 to /. won; IN
Meter, 112 (MOlesworth) 4 to 1, sec
oPd; Kurepatkin, ~ lPosO. 8 to 1,
third. Time. 1913 2-5. Defy, Brave With
ers, Tender Bloom. NOvgOrod Elder,
Swede sam, Black Domino. Juarez, Tom
Franks ran.
Sixth race-One mile. selling, 4 year
olds and upward. value $500. The Monk
100 (Selden). 3 to ]. won; Gelico, 108
lIaplin) 10 to J. second; Soma, l06
1Molesworth) 6 TO 1. third. Time, I 40.
Hannis. Pipe Vision, Yankee Pooh,
Anne MCGEE, Frog, Lena Lech ran.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
PasteuriEed milk. Fl Paso DaiFy.
ARTEsIA MAN DEAD.

Artesia, n NJ. jan 25--Hiram r.
Wise was buried here. the funeral ser
vices being at his residence lnuSE the
auspices Of the local Masonic lodge.
The deceased came here a year ago
from Anna. III, for his health and
leaves a wife and two children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
FUTILE AND GLOBE
MILLS TEAMS TIE

The futile and Globe Mills teams
tied with a 2 to ? score. in the bowl
ing match at the Cactus club. Wednes-
day. night Clark, of the futile team.
made the record high total Of the tour
namenL realizing the mark Of 672
High game was his also. The scores
made were:
Tuttle team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
WORLDS BOwIING RECoRD

Rochester. \. " Jan. s5.-What IS
believed to be a worlds record for one
game by q two man team. was estab-
lshed yesterday by Reislzy and E0n-
dolf. bowling against two other teams
for side bet Reisky rolled 267 and
kondolf 266 for total Of $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
WINS SHOOT CHAMPIONSHIP.

Houston, Tex, Jan. z5.-Jey Graham
amateur championship event in the
sunny South handicap shoot with a
score of 90 out OF a possible 100. VII
liam crosby. professional OF O'Fallon
m was nigh over all the dayss shoot
ing, breaking S9 of the 200 targets.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
ENGLIsH1IAN WINS.

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. 25.-Jimmy
Walsh, English bantamweight defeated
Young krause, of Milwaukee. in q SIX
round contest here last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

St. Louis. 40. Jan. 25.-Outfieider B
H. Riggs, OF Houston, pitcher Fs1ll. OF
Jersey City, and pitcher Earl Hamilton,
Of last years St Louis Americans. have
signed contracts with the local Amer
leans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

handicap.
Points won, futile. .; Globe Mills. ..
High game, Clark, 264.
High total, Clark 672.
StrikeOut. Bryan
Clark's total Of So is the record 70
tai OF this tournament.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

Eddie Harlan. the Princeton athletic
star has signed to coach the football
and baseball squads OF Johns Hopkins
coach and has had much baseball ex
perience playing on the Outfield for
Princeton and Is a streak on the bases.
Harlan was turned into a pitcher when
he struck Baltimore and fell into the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

F-ln measure at southwestern Fuel GO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
PRIME Rm ROAST 1slze ARDolN's.

Fun measure at Southwestern Fuel Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
MIKE M'NALLY,S NEPHEW
WINS A EIGHT IN FRANCE

Paris, France, Jan. 25.-American
fighters scored heavily in a series OF
bouts here last night frankie Lough-
rev. of Manayunk. Pa. knocked out
the Englishman. Dick Roberts, in the
second round. Frank Moran the Pitts
burg heavywei ght. knocked out an
Englishman, StOker Smith. in the first
round The American. SwamOnt fought
a draw with the Englishman, Win
greve.
Moran is a nephew Of Mike McNaIly,
of FL Paso. and belongs to the FL Paso
lodge OF Eagles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

The outlaw leagues are growing
aWfulIy pert and sassy. If organized
baseball attempts to attack the new
league 1t VIII be fought under the Sher-
man antitrust law, according to presi-
dent John T. Powers Of the outlaw
organization We don't seek any fight
with any persons or combinations. %
sald Powers, but we have the
statutory right TO exist and to compete
with the baseball trust, and we in
tend to do So"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

Hughey Jennings seems to be willing
to trade George Moriarty for a dark
horse pitcher on the Washington team.
The deal viii be settled II made at
all, at the st. Valentines day meeting
Of the schedule branch OF the American
league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

new manager is TO be appointed
for the Montreal International league
team this year, and the choice seems
to be between Fred Tenney. who led
the Boston Nationals last season. and
Billy Lush, the former Yale coach.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

PRIME RIB ROAST 1e5Ec. ARDoIN's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25
Welsh Unable To Fight Because
He Suffered From Torticollis"

Baseball Was Played Centuries Ago BY Hes Says Egyptoog
the Players Wore Masks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

Pasteurized milk Fl Paso Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-25

The san Bernardino baseball fans are
enjoying the sight OF some big stars
in action, in their local baseball games.
BIG chief Meyers of the New York
Giants, who is wintering at his old
home in the s. B. valley. is PLAYING
regularly with his home team. Just 10
keep in trim. Dave Altizer. of the
Cincinnati Reds, captains the team
while playing short stop and Roy Hit.
Of the Pacific Coast league is doing a
little pitching
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-25
TO BAR AEROPI.ANES.
Intcrparliamentary Union Declares
for Introduction OF Use of Flying
Machines I'm Battle.

Geneva. Switzerland. Sept. 90.
The question of the use Of aeroplanes
in time of war was recommended at
today's session Of the Inter-parlia-
mentary union as its approval by the
conference. as announced last night.
apparently was voted under a misap-
prehension.
After a long discussion today the
resolution introduced by the Belgian
minister of State. Auguste Beernatre
interdicting the use of aeroplanes in
war. was adopted
Gustav Ador. president Of the inter
national committee OF the Red Cross
said that numerous protests had been
received from Red Cross workers in
the field against the Italians throw
ing explosive from aeroplanes. He
added that the Italians had denied
the allegations.
The Italian delegates at the con-
ference supported the proposal in
troduced by Mr.. Beernatre, which also
was approved by some of the British
and German representatives.
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provided by the Constitution. they are
SUBJECT entirely TO Legislative contro'.
Hence, subject to the Constitution. tn :
General Assembly may fix the term.
provide for removal, abolish the Of
nee, reduce the term, and in every
respect control the existence. powers.
emoluments. and tenure of public Of
ficers. In the exercise of this power
the General Assembly has with assid-
uous care. provided that the remov-
al OF every minor and local officers
should take place only after indict-
ment and conviction Of misconduct. as
instance the provisions for the remov-
al of all local officers by Paragraph
3SS and Paragraph 3S9 OF the Grimm
al Code only on trial and conviction:
or has provided that they should be
merely suspended by the Governor.
and be removed only on consent Of
the Senate. as instance the provision
made +. The suspension and remov-
al of county auditors and treasurers.
civil Code, 1902, Paragraph $40 and
Paragraph 1913; or has enacted tina;
they should be removed 10y judicial
decree in q civil action rs provided
in the article of the code Of procc-
dure under which this action was
brought.
when n different policy was in
tended the tenure has been expressly
stated To the subject to removal: as
in the case OF the dispensary directors
and the election commissioners. whose
tenure was made subject to removal
hN the Governor. Criminal Code. 1902.
Paragraph $50; Civil Code. Para
graph 20G. There is no escape from
the conclusion that the Governor
mas no power to remove the state
bank examiner.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-09-25

Gen. Mena and his agents are peIse-
cutting their relatives because they
themselves are members of the DiaZ
government. Their brothers. private
citizens, they declare. have been in
humanely tortured. deprived OF food
and Obliged TO pay large sums of
money for few crumbs when weak
ened from lack Of nourishment. For
an uninterrupted period of five days
they were confined I'm a tiny, filthy
closet. three davs Of which time they
were allowed no food and water, so
that when let out they were near
death. Moreover Col. Daniel Mena
in command OF Fort san Francisco,
overlooking the town, has threatened
to shoot the Cuadra brothers, If the
government troops attack Granada.
IL said that Mrs. Guadra, wife of the
minister of nance. is being hunted in
Granada In order that she may be
tortured.