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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
MONTANA HERE FOR
GAME WITH VARSITY

Cummings field was still in poor con-
di;ion last evening, but Coach Bennlou In
sisted on secret practice and took his
men on the Fort Douglas reservation
where they Went through a hard workout
The game with Golden last SATURDAY. wa ;
bitterly fought and all OF the men ve.
turned more or less bruised but have
recovered and last night were in fine trim
Ihcy ran all the way to the reservation
without stopping for a rest and got right
down To good speedy practice
At first the frcshics and the varsity
were separated. The biz boys placticcd
on signals and OH the new forun4i ,ooe
which they will use IN Saturdays game
while The freshics practiccd :hc Boulder
formations. After three-quartcrs or en-
hour "t this work the two teams cot to-
freshmen tried Boulder style on both Dr.
Tense and offonse. They have the Of.
lCnsc down well and managed 20 worry
tho varsity men considerably. The. were
inferior IN strength and condition though
and soon tho Boulder plays began 20
criimbie before the smashing Of the var
slty line.
On defense the freshmen. using the
Boulder formations. We're unable 10 stop
the fierce attack OF Captain Gardner ana
his gang and the varsity rouGhcd tho un-
derclassmen severely,
The Montana team arrived in Salt Like
yesterday afternoon from Logan They
held brief practice AT Fort Douglas yes
tcrday and will prabably have a short
workout OH the Fort Douglas reservation
or on Cummings field today, Those who
came were penhert. McCdrty, Bushaw,
Hunt Dornblascr (captain, Craichesd,
Hocl. Anderson, Day. Forbes. DANES,
KIebe. Strict Kelly. stone Gaiut Roman
Owsley Deschamps. Wcidman. Shaw and
Swcad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Yale EleueR Abandons
Practice In Respect
To Memory of York

NEW HAVEN, Conn. oct. - Orders
to abandon football till next week we're
today Issued at Hdlc by Captain SpaldIur
and Ilcad Coach Howe cut Of respect
80 Tn" memory Of Theodore York; In.
guard who died lel" last night az the
college inlirmaIy o! Goubc pneumonia
Practice WAS omitted today and after
correspondence with Colonel Cate il was
announo"J this afternoon that the Satne
scheduled for satuyday would lie can
ccllcd.
The l'alo footbsN squad has not given
mp training. although it has skipped
practice. and Trainer Mack hss nu;IIneJ
Il 'uodil"d training ;salc dict and has
advised long walks daily ,li Monday.
when Srrlmmde" will 'ho resumed
York S body VIII r"maru al tho inRr,n4
- uuill tomorrow when funeral services
VII u" held in Ecite1 chapel. His BODY
VIII be taken 80 his former home in
Maine. instead ~ 10 his parents home In
Philadelphia. "
The physiciar7 IN attendance rIpou
YORK deny that any football injury causon
even rcm"tciy tho pneumonia which oc-
caSiouNd his death
Iicad Coach Howe pointed out touIebt
that York played the entire West Point
game and tbat briIisc or two received
thcr" was not sufficient Injury 10 bo
considered serious.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Rube's Stage Partner
Gets Legal Separation
From Irate Husband

NEW YORK. Oct. 81 .-UIossom Seecy.
tho actress who Is appearing in yaude-
vile with I,Ghc Marnuard. twlrlcr OF the
Giants. announced today that she and
her husband, Joseph Kane. hnd entered
INTO separation.
ON Tuesday following a quarrel with
Kane over Tho attentions OF her ball
piaycr-Stacc partner, Miss Scclcy OBJ
taincd Il summons for her husband to APP
pear IN Jefferson market police court to
DAY. She charged him with threatening
l3 do her bodily harm. At that time
AarqGard appeared in court with The ac
trcSS aud announced that he mad sue
rc"dcd Kane as her manager. When tho
case WAS called before Magistrate O'CoD-
nor today Kane Was ON hand but his
wife did not appear. The ma cistTutc an
nounced that he had received = letter
from MISS Sccley reading:
Il have this day entered into legal
separation with my husband Joseph
Kane FOR whom ! obtained IA summons.
who has agreed not To moles, me nor
IN any Way trouble nc in the futnrc
Which paper Is now In ms posscesrJn.
| wish 10 withdraw thcNcompIlint against
him owing To the fact that We have
agreed 10 live apart
Kane. n small smooth Shavcn. rcd
faced young man, SAID not word.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
ED SMITH SELECTED
TO REFEREE FIGHT
WolgaSt Not Permitted to
Dictate Choice for Third
Man i'll Ring.
By international News Service.

BE international News Service.
NEW ORLEANS. oct. &I.-Ild w
Smlth OF Chicago was chosen late to-
night 10 ctfici3tc ss the third man I'm
The ring when nd WolsaHt. tho light
weight champion. and .iuc Mandot. his
southern rival for the luuur square Oft
for their teu-rounJ, no-dccision contest
before j. j. Turtuglch's club next Mon
day night.
Smith WAS chosen after a long wrsnclc.
lasting the greater part OF thrce days.
III which NolSast: bis mana ger Tom
Jones: Mandot. bis manager, Harry Cole
man. Toriorich aud others were involved
in heated fashion
WulgaSt wanted TO dictate on tho
referee question and the south has re-
fused to let him, Father than let slip
the $4,000 hc Is 20 20, for boxing thirty
minutes the champion was finally made TO
see his way clear and consent ,G per-
mttinS the Chicago man to otfiCiatc.
Smith WAS notified tonight and proba bly,
will accept. TIc was the referee OF The
Johnson-Flynn fight at Las Vegas last
July
Eoth Maudo and WolEast were busy
Ia their training quarters rodav when
not Involved in tho dispute over tho
referee They arc both practicable at
weight l%.; pounds, so there can be no
hitch on tina, score. Wolgast has hccn
ing steadily in the north and claims he
VIII he i'm fine fcttlc when ne steps out TO
mcet the French baker hoy.
The betting here is at even money on
th!G, newspaper decision. as the referee
will not be permitted to rcnder a ver-
dict Those backing Mandot figure that
the ScrlbeS on The local id DcTs will fa-
yor Maudot II possible aud they think
that the pride Of the sonth certainly will
not get worse than N draw
The seat sale is big and Indications
fighters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Harvard and Princeton Put
Finishing Touch on Train

pEINCETON, y. j, Oct. S1.-"The
sooner the bette" is tho sentiment
in regard tp the Harvard game in Prince
ten circles today. Tho last practice nc
fore tho f';cful game AT Cambridge Vas
held on University field this afternoon
and found every mau in th" best OF
physical trim and in every way prepared
for tho fight with tho Crimson OF Sat-
nrday. kccnc Fitzpatrick Is desoTvcdly
proud Of his work but would not Jet his
mon be oyerworked by any scrinmage
TO-DAY So the coaches confined their drilI
To about two hours Of light work.
The hnal touching I'D Was done av
several Of tho most famous Of the grad
uatc coaches. liiichra nd tool; charge
OF the tackles. Tom Wilson the qua IDS,
iialliet the C=ntc.s. Treuchard and Davis
the ends and Cunningham and johnny
Poe the hacks. Foe came all Inc wa;
from Nevada 10 sec the team work out
before Saturdays game
The team will leave for Cambridge
tomorrow morning They Will spend Sat
urday night in New York and on Sun
day thcy VIII proceed to Atlantic t.I,v
for tw" days rest before beginning
i" 'Iain for the Yale game on Novcm-
brr lG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
ALL-STARS DEFEAT
OAKLAND CHAMPIONS

OAKLAND, Cal. Oct 3l.-The Oakland
team champion of the Pacific Cossf Easc,
nall league, was defeated , 10 todsy hv
an aH-star aggregation OF present and
Eodie. formerly OF san Francisco ana
now OF the Chicago Americans. made .
homo run in the first inning Marpart
and l\r9use or the Philadelphia Athletics,
and Hailinan and Burns Of the st. I.ouig
Nationals. all former Coast leasucrs ,Isn
played with the all-stars. Score.
an i. II Il.
Nl-S stars .'.....,.... ,s......,,..5 = o
Oakland ............ {
BatterleS-kTsusc and Eurrs MalarSe,.
Polk. Ml;Zc and Knhrer -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Latonia ResultS.

Fu5i rsoc six furlougg-AEdeIon Inj Turner
>.p.''' -. ~ ana $50 won; Torrbio RIl
,Do"e $50 and $40. feeood; Chiffon King
~ tob"fl. $50 third. Time i.l5 81
ron? Worth Trojan Belle. Royal B. Province
Volta World Wonder, Gold Color and over ,he
sands abr ran.
ond race, mjlc-ponsrsil. los iGroEsi. 80 in
~ 200 ''Sp. son. Friure Hcrmis l0s Uof-
tusl. 100 sad $3.50. SECOND: EIcusia TO- tIur.
meiL S'oo thiul. Time. lao Is. Tstcpn-
lupipph' NGf"ile. fcllcwmen. Lord Har.hsll
lor and Cooulcrperi sI-o ran
ln'Ed t1cc slX tmlougs-Surcsct 100 Uofris)
s'zo' k-p' snd $40. ron; Ncrrick III CsuH-
~ "huolD. sii, tbrJ Time. Ile TIlIc.s .
nightmare. J. H. Gsrr. Corropslp. salosI. I.i.oa
ouccu. Iuci'lcn and Milton r. also ran
- Fourth race. SIX furioDsy-f;.nycr Uy-b,- ,~s
".ncie'. $50. SG 90 oud 81 N. won: I,o,sI Ton
campron. Ito d>oftus,, ,6Io ihlgd Time 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
CORNELL FRESHMEN
GIVE TEAM SURPRISE

BY International News Service.
ITHACA y. Y. Oct. 3l.-TRo Cornell
football team got an unpleasant surprise
from INC ia$t freshmen eleven today after
they had beaten the scrubs ~ three,
touchdowns The regulars were Ditte9
against the freshmen toward the close OF
the practice and ,hc lirs- y"IU men made
inonkcys out of tEc varsity until the
coaches were dis.Jstcd aud ordered the
varsity off the fed.
In half an hour the freshmen scored
Two touchdowns Barr making one by a
hitcen-yard dash through th" line and
getting the other after tho frsi-ycar men
mad fooled The varsity by two fine for
ward passes. The regulars MAY have been
tired QUE after their rNcrtions with the
scrubs but they certainly put up "A poor
galHc aEAlmst thc last NoLma:sinIs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
PRINCETON FAVORITE
FOR SATURDAYS GAME

NEW YORK, Oct. SIN tho little bet
ting tlIlt is being don" in Wall street ON
saturday $ football game Princeton has
""en made I-to-i0 fHvorite Over lTsr-
ward. \ few bets at these odds were
made today but most wa gers have been
st even money. There is very little money
stal;cd on the contest
This Is unusual for big college game
but is accounted FOR this time by tho fact
that election day is SO near. Politics
although II stepped aside for tho
world 8 series. occupies tho center oc irr
stage Just now and refuses TO .-iyo ,;,,y
to football,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

~ AMBElDGE. Mass, Oct Y
~ ward was given her hnal a
tcJay In preparation for the y
contest Ehe varsity was leaa-
against an cic'en coinp0sei 2
coaches and was held scOrslta
twert"-m!nutc syiannase l@
rush iinc was made up Of Han :
Charley Hanna.s Fred Eununs
Fisher and Gil E.onnc. Win "a
ellsworth ~; Quarterback.
The nuch-vaun.ed atiacS' ~
for Princeton 's~tsi-c-,HiiorI, isns.
terinl!zc md tMc graduates i9Is.
Of the Cr,Uson p,; pluys 6aeS y
The Red I,e-s. however. eol sll'.
or thrcc\tiIncs iur iolclaoss
bo stoppcd\Gn tic lwen,;-hw
Captain WsESGEi! is resting w
uIdaN's crntost\ a
Comparisons between us T.
weights of the TIagysrd ana ~
eIeveus shows ihat tho NHos
have about four pounos per - -
their Tiger rivIiA The lopal f'-
ages "a. hounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Thinks Nelson 90 Frai]
To Stand Another Fid
Cincinnati Boxing Commission May Bar n
Battler From Ring Engagement.
by ). 4
Sz

boxing commission. =, ,,,..
Item arc Of tho opinion T III
nigh time Battling NsI.oua va
irom the ring. Thov rcs.s, a
what L." was. on, not To- s
Also We realize that be ,,,l
card. Gut Nelson Is No L
rough and rugged r.riy =. Z
The good old days and ,,w m
fear something may hannen % a. (,
4 harJ .sc'Tc in ono Of our -,
III" Cnnc iS Gaitcre,I nm, ag'
IN some places. His hands ~
ar" btd. Anl hc has l,krn n
tnat some mon could rnl ~.
under. In other gprds bo 10
good pusillstIc risk When an 4,
him may end the game In "a,
Nelson is travelling tie hsd \.
this fall. lie lost a clance ia -.
Baldwin in Boston the Other 4.
various reasons and on To-, of N.
the scandalouS (from lioreEiy,
poinD piece OF Information IA,
natl.
Dear reader. il you me.l \,
named Nelson on the street, 4.
him YOU think tho Clncinn,u a
right unless ypu arc rarryinr !.
bar 1nd have il ready 10 sznc
Richard r<lc.in u; New York l. 1
representing lh" boxing club ~,
+" stage c'ia mp.rnsnI2 bouts IN b,
rum gardens II Moscow. Eusa
Russian government or oi1csIs
have taken tho ban OF the slw,
according 10 klegin. and the Ma
motcrs WANT some Of the b4si ID
fighters for u series of show b
tor. E'"Ein IS Che man Eho
Dave Smith 10 this counlry and !.
hccn identified with the boxing a
would like 10 get George X. O. 81
MCCrourty over there, also Fad,
Farland. Nd Wolgast and olhgs
George Knockout Brown lpi
PittsbUrG, where Inc meets Bgtil
"a turday night, Brown is stli
of work now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
BY SAM 2. HALL, JR.

IICAGO, Oct %l-Orc can imagine
A the awful howl that viii come out
OF iiegcwscb when certain
" party reads this. but as long "a II
is news, good boxing news, surely
il must be printed and exposed 10 the
'Glca; wlIitc light of publicity or SOME
thing lilS" that. Here's the news.
Oscar Matthew Battling Nelson one oi
the most renowned Danes since the mol
ancholy Hamlet, Is matched 10 battle
Tommy Gar! Of Chicago Heights at Gin
cnnati on November II. The match is
closed all right and tho BJttlcr thinks
IT Is coming off. But IL may not And
for this reason: somebody has informed
the boxing commission of HE town
where Joe Tinker hopes To shine as a
Ia sehIll ma nagcr tina. Battling Nelson
has long since PASSED his hcydaT. that II
is dangerous TO let him pass time I'm the
ropcd arena any more because a hard
wallop TO vital spot may do him serious
injury.
Can you imagine the explosion when
this get To Efcgewisci7 The battered Bat
tier thlnKs he is still tho great and only
lightweight He wants TO wnglc with
such warriors as pacEcy Mcfarland,
Adolph Wolgast, Mstiy Baldwin, Willie
Ritohc. Joe Mandot and other noted ring
performers. lie figures he still has In his
system fight like he diShcd up against
Joe Cans one hot afternoon out a Gold
field. SO. it s a certainty he will not take
kindly To the attitude of the Cincinnati Ii
boxing body.
William Dhclan who prcsldcs over the
commission I'm Rcdand. was In town to-
night and sorrowfl.lly admitted that th@t
august body, which possesses ti'lH sim
ilsr to that -. another august hody. the
ma tional baseball commission. Is 30 ST ia
solemn rOuClaNc and decide whether ESt-
tllng Nelson, lad who at one time was
able To fight and flshi well all day and
night. Is not a tit person, physically. 30
permit To show his ring ability Ia Gin
Cinnati town. Said phclaO:
The members of the Cincinnati
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Decision Is Unss tisfactorv.

PROVIDENCE Il. l. OCT si-hnor ooo Al,
the hrs, exhibitions Of boyiug that has bocn
noon h"ro ior Honc time Noah Brusso va
Ei'"n tho dcrisiou over Jim Moriaglty in their
hl'""u round bou, II III" Ehodo Island Athlete
cluh tonight. Tho dc"i'ion was very uura,l.-
tn"'"TF. ihr ihcu'hrFg almost 10 man ho-,tlne
the rcfrccc. y vaE the opiuioD oC nrosi or On.
ihcinhotS taat Tho wprEt thsi Nouarity sboutd
hafc l-cn handed draw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Makes New Record

son, An Aviator of Eath. y V t,,S,
esla husircd new American rndur,n'.e.
record. dying With ono pysscnccr. I,v ~
Inalnins IN INC air three hours. nfty-onc
minutes and twelve second. IoL,
used biplanc and his passenger wnici'o'I i,otI
InI pounds, fifteen pounds more tLan thc
rules can FOR. The flight was o,.o, 80"
oou'S ,..n Sc 1i about 20 miles and an aver,
age attitude OF 400 feet was maint ain.d
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
STRYCFININE FATAL
FOR YOUNG TURFMAN

OGDEN. Oct, 3l.-i'rank McConnico q
oooEmak"rs clerk, known on every rscr
track I'm the country, died here this morn
nine accidentally administered Nrf.nn.
nico bad been taking a course of ia.
drug 10 improve his heart action and U
titv. 80 VIC pu"h-
Mctonnico had been employed at ,rc
lagoon race track during the prnscut
meeting. Officials and boolmakcrs made
2?u ~? pulSt tuIS AFTERNOON and the BODY
none " lhc docndomi for hl,.inl '.I,'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

1rh; Itch! Itch,--Scratch, scratch,
HcraIcn rhe moro You scratch tho worso
'.i,, oue lton, rY Odan' Ointment II c,reg
gists sell Il. N'' 'rnS-
y l11y INcr leads To chronic dyypon.i,
ana consnpation-wca the ,yLni, ',,'. q
tenl, poan RcGnlets (25 cents pnr L3T
conStipa tion. hdvnr,s,ll. cure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
FAV0RITES WIN HALF
THE CARD AT LAGOON
Cheaper Class of Horses Furnishes the Conten-
ton, but Close and Interesting Finishes
Feature the Day.

Presumption. Cracker nor. J. 4. CroaIc- Jim
Base! sud Eoo,cnay also ran.
Flnh rncc, milo and seventy yards Countless,
11S tGoosel, s3.Io $3.50 aud 80 won: Ella
Bryson. !o1 llcorvl. $3.50 and 81, second Merry
Lad. iio iGanzt. Shcr' S. third. Time. I:i5 60
Dana. Slccth impression aud EIwah alpo ran
Sixth race. milo and three c-slxiccnths--Cuusin
russ JOB fIToss). $3.50. tS%. 50 sud ST. 30 won:
StHtcr Florence. - Cayior) SIS 50 and yl6, 20.
second: Ehcnd;. il2 6DuIfouI. show S6.10. ihlri
Tlmc. 1853 "a, Dick Baker. John Louis, Beau
Moonlight also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
jim Stewart Defeated by Davis.

BUfFAi-o. y. Y. Oct. 5l--GcorEo CDpc.
Tonphl Davis OF Buffalo dccisiyel. defeated jim
stewart oi New York In scheduled ton round
honi he'c Tonight. The rctcrcc stopped tho houl
IN The seventh round after Stewart had iVlc,
iSSHn tho count. Stewart weighed 2os aud Ds-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01
Krulcyich Wins at Bn

CHICAGO. oct. 5i-7hs trs s'@'
annual three. cushioa BILLIARD ls'o'
was played ;onisoL Julius hr''.
coro Won from Charles ~inrn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

n CARD composed of Sin races. with
~ tho cheaper class of horses fur
a uishng the contention, WAS the
1 n magnet which drew isir-sized
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-01

- iIICAGO, Oct, %l-OEc can imagine
the awful howl that viii come out
OF Hegcwlsch when certain
,.-,.l,. tr,J. ',,,,.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-02-22
u los anunc dores.

Ell. REClDoR', tienA maycr !
circulation que cualquiera de leo
peri6d 6dicos que &c publican en- Eo-
pafiol en- Texas. Nuestros librcU
estan & la vista de Quien Quieka
nspeccionarlos. /.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-02-22
Ell M0Vilnient0 ReVOluCiOnariO en- Mex.
Gomez Tompe e| senClo, Sc desCubIe lama IN Manifesto

Plan de Tacnbaya, 81 cual rctor-
ma ell clio San luis, y lleva por
.bandera mi humilde nombrc.' >
Con este movimiento revolucio
raIio el3spneblo mexicano, cnga--
fiado por rel Sr. Madero, patriot
tnmcnte sostirnen q scan nm he
cho real en- Ia vida los ideales dc
,t'bcrtad politich Y dc justicia EN-
todas sils inanitcstaciones, cl esta.
blecimiento de irriqaci6n por cl
Bstado, la adquisici6n y division
.ael inmensGterl itoric sin p6rdida
lie tiempoy para formar una gran
egi6n de pegueiios torra-tenien.
'es en- elpais, estahlccer la paz
Y engrandecimiento dc Mexico !;
=. en- alguIaas regioncs, adquirir
pequeiios pneblos, tierras, aguas
y montah.s. para cstablccer ALI
trabajo remunorablo, sin mise.
ria Gle ningrna clase, ell contrastc
con la abNecta v miserable vida
que los obreros han llcvado tan.
los amos
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-02-22

Noviembre, & fin de que Sc esta-
blezca la paz, interr,lmpida al
.rromulgarse cl Plan dc Tacubaya.
"Desde Gltim.os do Septiembre
del afio pasado, he estado vivien-
do y vivo en- tcrritorio cxtranie,
70, sin tomar partc en- In politica
lie mi patria, cxcepto los pocos
Hrticulos dirigidos 4 Ia prensa me
xicana v algunas pocas cartas per
sonales en- que pedia consejo pa
ra aliviar la profsnda v sicmpre
Gcsgarradora tristeza que ha su-
trido v sufrc mi patria. " "
"La cOnductn del Gobicrno del
ciudodano Francisco |. Madero, el
abandono y destruction de los sat-
grades idealGs de la revoluci6n NJ
derista: es 10 nnico que ha causa-
do el formidable alzamiento on el
Norte v Sur, v ahora eli el centro
sc Ia Repdblica, 10 que efectua--
ri la caida dc! pr"scnte Gobierno
en- pocos dias. Este movimicnto
armada conducirA al triunfo del
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-02-22
1GnientG preSO pOr pa
Sar trOpaS a Mexico

Dicen dc I'll Paao con fecha Ill;
de Febrero actunl ei subteniett.
70 del Octave dc Caballerfa, BENZ
W, Fields, arrcstado hoy aquf ea
el euai,tei Fort Bliss por introdu..
cir sus s0itlados Mexico aver,
sbr6 dc ese modo sin pensarlo,
aiguiende el tpanvia pnblico L.
ba pare el l,uente dc la calie san
ia re sin advcrtirlo, &c pas6
con ei soilvoT de pasajeroa quo
pasaba etpnehte internacionaKain
darae ctenta do la yiolaci6n, has
ia que In fuorz6 federal mexica
ma, eroyendo quo cl convoy mil.
litar era ,lna invasion araeriea.
ma, rodeo " capture ei deataoa
,neuto americana.
sI ioven teniente eonfes6 ili.-
g6nuamcntc que ignoraba que
iiIA aom0tiendo unu yioIaci0n, Y
DUO habfa sidJ comieionado con
Ana H6Idados 4 dar giiafdin et. Ct
jlnente tlo la oalle santa F6, on
6nyo panto dat,io apearse con
sus subordinades; pefo que comic
la rnfH general eg paaar A MeSicn
y foaeHr n0r tn etlrya que yttel.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-02-22

lnez Jefe del movimiento reyoln.
cianario.
Entire los micmbr0s de esta Jun
tn SO cnentan los siguientes; Da
I'D DO la Fuente. PoIiearpio Rite,
da, Francisco ] Guzn,an y PAUL..
no Martinez algInos ii estos
firmantes del Flan de raeu;Wy&
Inidos 4 estes Sc haitian algu
nos cx.Reyistas, es Il saber, ell DR..
lispinoHa Gle los Montoros v Bmiii
IChavez poiicarpio Rneda, OK
gobernador de Chiapas, ne dice
ono IS Fl Jefo de esta Junta,
lloa Vasquistaa dc csta iunta
lirahaiaD con ianto gocreto, que
,os espfos del aobierno do Mfa
! leo POGO aabe1 de este n,oSim.one
Iio I'll ST.. Robeio visita Il asiste
70 mds del tempo ii laao flel ssr.
Yaaauez Gomez, 4 easi Aicnpre
.Iie ven III lado &c tste los yiaitan
Itcs
YasaneI ftau.ez aseyera 9ae no
enyia 4 hieSico nineuna literasura
leSeerto caf:fas abicrtaa
/. 4 ( y .
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-02-22

We .otra vez al lado alraeficarlos
81 sigui6 6sta con au guardia ar
mada.
Tn grupo dc mexieanoa 10
renni6 en- oil edificie del Consul
lado Mexicano dc Tel Paso, pro.
testando contra el Consul por
haber este pernitido Que los je.
fes fedorales ncxicanos pusio"
aen en- libertad tan pronto & los
sotdados aner,canes, sieudo nsi
atic reGienteniente faeran dete-
nidos una aemnna eilfera unoa sol
da4os moxiean0s en- terpitoTio Il.
merieano dc Nueyo Mexico por
'1aa antoudades militaros anori-'
eanas, por iiaherse oneontrado or
nadoa los soldados mexieanost
Con este motive, empezaba &
iniciarao IN ese6ndalo; pero la
NADIA Ia milieip del Natado, SO
despei6 Id sisHaei6n, u los moxi.
can0s 8a ealmar9n
Isl tfafie0 dc earros el6etfieoi
| lie las eaiiea antrc f,iudad Jna .
re2 II TIL paao sc Ffamd6 tsa
| Idia, dcspuaH dc haber cstaslo atA
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