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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

AT PRINCETON
'~r H'kers Given A Wild Ovation
By the Tiger Students" Upon
Their Arrival

PRINCETON y T.. Feb 1.-THE
staccato yell OF Princeton university.
with the appendage Votes Tor Wom-
en Votes for Women. Votes for Wom-
en-. greeted the army" of suffra-
geties which is marching 10 Washing.
ton when "a arrived here al seven
O'Clock tonight The women. thirteen
strong. had covered twenty sever. miles
n eight hours of active walking and
several ~ them ver, on the point oe
exhaustion when the lights 0r the
university town twinkIed a welcome.
General ROsa!ie Jones. command
or ~ inc expedition. declared that for
real hardship TO-DAY, walk exceeded
anything She bad experienced Cor
roraI Martha kiItSchen. who is less
man hF" Ir"f iail htd 10 BE- supported
guiiUE fHD last four miles Df the
march She staggered into the village
an hour aii"r the arrival ~ the van
Eudrd. rI.ckiv refusing offers az %
1ff rom passing automobiles The
-t l"dlie1 twenty mites between Met.
urhcn. s.. fh" days starting point.
ana fhi- village. WAS stretched into
''.-'teu o. the result o. The
women TAX NJ .ho wrong road THIS
carried them over 70 stretch ~ rough
No. rchins before th"' found tn. main
hiEhH.. again. Tire" women dropped
"nf "rroIfc leaving thirteen rer'i-
iHre' 'Ou ghf
Nrs io1u EoIdt. Who reached the
outskirts of fEr village nearly In
'ohr ahead ~ 'he main army" re.
t'Irrd reception which frightened
nor TO-" students. who had aI the
fnIu9 lr fI" village guarded. dfsroy
"f't fsr piOdliux along alone and
s'rf word utrt fo tf. riiupI- Thar
Tho FIRST Iik.r UFd arrived Two hun.
1r'd s'r0nr rho STUDENT marched on.
in meet hfr Iu"s rurrouued hsr.
100 nf fhr students taking h.r arm
Thu. tn"t escorted uer for e. mile.
singing and toN.ur
Earlier u fIr .rF. fns army TO-
r't'fI CO. aiWHIr r.r.r'. ur at fiufrsrq
college 500 Nr. Frfusvt, Is. which nas
rr. bed nf noon
Pres .IaHf.s ."r' wilson. fp whom 60.
nrfr"'fns expect fu deliver a mes.
-fe' fD iln 'ur ~ l.a 'r1urfrnt'pn.
ir town tonight huf General"
Inft- drrIffd fD fIatn ur attempt 10
Hf. H.w h'ra.
Tl. f"u-n ra.r covered fAsIr fr-r
$500 f rf urrf I'us flrfv three
rI' auI fhrs Htr. f0ufaorn ard
r'Hf. tonight TpwI~r0f fhry vii
MARCH '.U u|'. fu Trenton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
CONGRESSIONAL
APPROPRIATIONS
Democrats Hold Night Session To
Discuss the Two 5a;tieship and
Appropriation Bills.

" NAS!il,NGTO\, Feb 1s.-TSe CEN
tfal problem ~ Democratic apI,rnuria-
ilohS Was taken up tonight i'm a con
terence uI Democratic advocates OF
economy who mel 20 discuss the DOS
.l'illiles for cutting down the expen.
H""rfs or the government a. outlined
100 ih' various appropriation bills The
dc'lpn OF the house naval affairs com
h.itire today. when the Democrats
iIlrr an All day conference. failed 10
I'i.h an agreement TO cut down 20
S'1"."Ju.""u 10 b. carried by the naval
appropriation Dill. Was the principal
subject a. discussion b. the siXty
member 90 the house who are deter
in. ned upon economy.
a" party leaders are greatly dI-
lHrhtd o. the split IN tho house on he
Question oi appropriations The ap-
prtprlIfinu bills. according 10 Repre.
Sthldil IT," Fitzgerald Of NcsV YORK
chairman ~ he appropriations com.
Ihi zee. VIII place the country's eK-
ItuI. iI"S ~ point higher than has
N'' ht-n reached and economy adyp
Gates d""idr. that the apuropriafions
o.! mis- congress will be at leas. S1O0
'"u.uuh over M billion mark
NJ fcu'ghts conference fhev talked
Tor nearly three hours and adjourned
"tuo'i taxing ans action with the
unl'r~iauf'ng thar Representative
Sau'd'rs - virginia who presided.
Na- To eudeaFcr 20 convert fn.. Demo
'Tafs ut ff" naval affairs committee
TO an economy program. although iif-
We mop" Tor reduction in %. bill
was advanced
o.. The r0nf"rencc viii meet again next
Tuesday night
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delegate Van Meter Brings Sensa-
tionai Charges Against the Burns
Detective Agency.
states That a "Mr. Wilson" Thrust
$3.50 IN His Hands. Which He Later
Gave Attorney General.
Intelligence Bureau.
Charleston. W. va, Feb. II.


Further sensational charges agains,
William Seymour Edwards yere
brought to-day by George s Van
Meter. member of tho house OF dele
gates from Grant county. in a personal
statement made to new -paper report
ers. Mr.. Van Meter. VINO Is a veteran
ot tne civil war and one, o. the most
highly respected citizens of his home
county. had placed Davis Elkins In
nomination before the Joint assembly
az the beginning OF the senatorial race
aud has vufed for him every dan since
lie declares thar on the evening OF
February he was invited by Dele
gate :. =. & Rhodes. the "bcllWrtbcr
boodler.' into the lattors' room at
the Kanawha hotel. Later h. went 10
The floor above 70 see a party whose
name he did not quite understand bI.
whom he took to DE q Mr. WUeou
Wilson ATTEMPTED 10 exact "a promise
from him 90 vote for Edwards. a-..ir-
ing him that f. would bc mad. worth
his while. but Van Meter per,istently
declined
Then Mr Wilson. vi. Mr. Van
Meter g. uow positive was g 3 Heuf.
lct. tho Eurns operative who wa- Dos.
ing as Edwards agent. tried 10 fore.
Van Meter INTO arceutinr q roll ~
bills de- held in hs laud bur Van
Meter. becoming H'aru'i. made for
the door. lie was followed. 500 bs
SAYS. bt Wilson who forced some, az
tn" money upon him. N mum,.t later
he was pisid" tho door. stIII holding
th" money cl"urhcd iu his hands lie
vent 10 hi- room. looked up tho law
ON tho transaction and. believing 10 IN
De- violation 81 10" statutes. markell
the bills. tpfal'rg $3.50 BOO .wo on, hun.
dfrI dollar bills and one fftt IIo
stated thaf hc turned fhr bills over fl.
Attorney General " g. Corlrt frr
same day and that they are s.iII in ihe
possession o' tnc stat. counsel "Wrsl
went iufp inndca' TJutl fe discussed
tc"s.inusd on Paxs renJ
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EDW4RD0 MISREPRESENTATION VAR RESUMED
DIAZ SHELLS THE
MEXICAN PALACE
THROUGHOUTDAY
CHIEF FEATURES OF
THE SITUATION IN
THE CITY OE MEXICO

Fighting Was resumed yesterday be-
tween Federal and insurgent troops.
President Madero's force OF 1000
and about $500 rebels under General
Diaz prepared during the night Tor
u decisive battle.
The loss during yesterdays bonn
bardment was heavier on the Federal
side than on that OF the rebels. but
neither gained "A distinct advantage.
Americans and other foreigners
have fed by hundreds beyond the i'm
mediate zone of bombardment
Farmers. afraid to enter the city.
have brought on milk famine. caus-
Ing great suffering To the children of
the city.
The city swarms with thousands OF
desperate criminals released from q =
lem Jail by the rebels. The criminals
spent the night looting wrecked build
ings.
The death OF Mrs. II. W. Holmes
and Mrs. Percy Grifiths. Americans.
from an exploding shell that struck
their house brought another desper-
ate appeal from the beleaeuered
Americans for intervention by United
States troops.
All business in the city was sus-
pended. the stores boarded up and
the streets deserted.
Amba ssador Wilson's warning ~
both Madero and Diaz that United
States marines might be landed At
Vera cruz and rushed to the city OF
Mexico had no effect on the attitude
Of either of the bellieerents.
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BARROW DEFENSE
labor leade- Taxes the Stand M
Fis Own Defense in
Bribery TRIAL

't- ANGELES. Cal. Frh Dc
r'uU" UarroW TODAY told fre Jury
Whoa H trying him Tho storr or his
..IeH and ambitions ae they have
stirred hIw tu action fhrourh thirty
r.v years or LEGAL practice ite spoke
n7 hi' own cuunral in thc TRIAL az fhr
second iTrt hrhinE chnrgr arainst
hw growing Out ~ the McNnfnars
trial
lf was thn OPENING statement OF tho
DffFn. r. IVrruR delivered FuTt n
fh rd Of HlI t.a eertites hrour1f- n,
frnt HF ial beam Interested fr
' ~ I'hor prni .'m ."frs Hro aud much
h.. iIWo had been devoted fo .f
ln rrHrfun'f'nt of bite fr.rufa fra
lawyer said. hnd drawn him MO the
NrNama.l .aee
Nf inrrov thHn fook un tho
'ate"e Hrt'n-f hm. ouTfrug What
He expected O. prove bJ Witnesses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14

OF TURKS
ARE SLAIN
Believed That T-r Thousand Were
Killed at euiair-sulssrisns
Win Great Victory.

SOFIA Feb. ia decisive defeat
has been inflicted upon the Turks al
Bulair. in the Gallipoli Peninsula. and
at least 10000 Turks We're Killed or
wounded. according To an Official aa-
nouncemcnt here.
Al the same time the announr.
ment was given out by tho Turkish
government officials in Con-tantinor,i..
that the Ottoman forces had won at
every point
AIl 'onsiantinoplc reports az Tur1
l~h Victories are false say- th" Bu-
taTiiu Official communication .fl
ihe general lighting during tho pat
l' DAYS the Turks suffered cuo-mo.
losses
Already the Bulgarian. have Lur...l
over 5000 co.psrs. and thc ground h...
tween ID" Bulgarian front aut GA.
Turkish works 80 BulaIr stiu is GOV.
cred with Turkish dead
At several points ;h. Turk ,,.-.
driven back oH board thcir tran.
ports
"Buigariaus are su,ccssflH. con.
nnuiug thr siege az AdriauopIr. ar.l
th" bombHrhmeut ~ %" city i- eur.
rieu ON daiis
All sorues by the Turks have been
repul-sd
Along the 'hstIlja line. tnc HIi
rarians have held their own against
Go" sorties Of the TURKS. and the HI..
e1rian lines ar" uubrokeu
tONSTANTINOPLE. Feb ft .Trr
k"} ~ application for war loan ,f
S'."p'""n has h""n refused The or.
foman hank. acting as fho ngcu' f,r
fh" financial syndicate approached bt
tu" Turkish cri aruucrf. handed 800 d
negative answer TODAY
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TO
CAUCUS TODAY
CAL issued Yesterday and s'sred BY
Nearly Forty Members Of
Tne Legislature.
Intsiligsnesr Burssu.

- a rouf"rs nco of the RcpuSiicau
W'uh"r- of he Legislature held im
WD.i.t'.'f fciloe fug pdfournmer. tb.s
"Nrhne DO WIS decided 10 hold "A car.
Gus pn frn nifcd States qsultorzhip
M'udFt night The call las been h.
sued ari has already been signed by
NEARLY forty or tho sixty pirh, refu
h' rs n fne fWo hrHnSLp4 The caucus
''I f'lI'f" fNr"r.'ftna vote OF all
member. present fo nominate Ttc
ltIInfs 20 hr taken ON roll cali
s'N nfn"r w 20 viii Boo admitted huf
'rn rOUr- VIII TO- closed fo tho uuhIir
W I.rf" f0 avoid confusion The race
anrf.r- 'u routlruc between White
alf Hubbard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
SEYMOUREDWARDSI
is CHARGED WITH A
SERIOUS OFFENSE.
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
Senate


Convened AT noon.
Hearing on bill for valuation
or railroad property continued
by interstate Commerce com
mittee.
fueblo Indians urged Indian
affairs committee to transfer
Pueblo lands TO government I'm
trust.
House
convened AT IL a. m.
Disagreed to conference 70.
port on legislative, executive
and Judicial appropriation bill
and sent it back for further
conference.
Began consideration of diplo-
matte and consular appropria-
ton bill.
shipping trust Investigating
committee resumed lis hear.
lngs. probing Long Island
Sound traffic.
Representative Berger intro
duced resolution for inves,iga.
tion OF pOstoffice departments
censorship OF publications.
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HIS DETECTIVES ALLEGED
TO FORCE MONEY ON MEN
Rev. Smith States That Burns De-
tectives Thrust Money In His
Pocket In Hotel.
Delegate Rhodes and Others Con-
tribute Large Sum 10 Have Him
Change His Vote.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Feb. 13.-lt
10 rumored tonight that ten indict.
rnents will be asked for special grand
Jury against William Seymour ed
wards on bribery charges tomorrow.
Interi=epcer bureau
Charleston. w. Va. Feb. IL.
The arrest OF Col William Seymour
Edwards today was the most startling
development of the past 4S hours in
the Legislative bribery scandal. Ed
wards was arrested on warrant
sworn out by Delegate =. L. G. Rhodes
OF Mingo county. the "bellwether
boodler.' in charge OF the alleged 10
livery of n half dozen or more votes
10 the kanawha candidate The war
rant was issued from the court Of
Magistrate Marion Gilchrlst, and
charges Edwards with attempting to
buy the vote or Dclega,e John VI
Smith. OF Tyler county. for S2.OOO Ed
wards gave bond with l.. D. Nickers,
of Charleston. as surety. 20 appear for
4 preliminary hearing set for next
Tuesday. Statements We're issued by
both Mr.. Edv ards and Mr.. Rhodes re-
sd-dinE the charges. The former de-
Clared the charge absurd and withUur
foundation. stating that he had never
In any way. shape or form. directly or
indirectly, offered or caused To be of.
fered to John VI Smith ar any other
member or members OF the legislature
money or any other brib, to,infUcnce
their votes IN behalf OF Lis candidacy.
He said
II court an immediate investigation
al the charges wIchvdiy made agains,
me, and a. ! have been informed thai
the Intermediate court of KdnaWr1
county has called q special grand jury
tco=tinued on Page FinsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
EDWARDS IS
DENOUNCED
Pictured the Benedict Arnold OF West
Virpints-Serator England De-
se-t5 the Edwards Camp.
Irtelligencer Bureau.
Charleston, w. va. reb. lS.


comparing william seymour 10
wards with Bencdict Arnold and Bru-
tfI~ as one ~ the world create 2
traitors. Delegate a. Z. Asb1ry one
~ the five legislators arrested Tues
dav charged with tine acceptance or
hrlbcs 30 vote TOR rfNard- for the
United states scnafOrsGtp. startled TIE
Joint a---mbl of fle leg stature and
iu bitter deu-reitti0n o. the Nan--
Ina comfy candidate "a explaining
his vote ON The eighth -enatoria, bal
lDf today A~burv was the only one ~
Tho frn acc. sod men 20 puf in an 1p
p"ar1uce sf ttn sessions. iIr had
voted on all measures coming Gp fn-
consideration 40 fhe house during tlI
morning When his name was called
tn tho joint assembly he arose tp hi-
'rct and declared his innocence of the
Chargcs brought AGAINST him. and d"-
rOInCiug Edwards switched hI- fuiI
from she Kanavri candidate .or
hrrn re bad hitherto consistently
,o-"d. and vent 'p Davis Etius \
wave ~ afp'tu-" .Wtp' oFr- 'h"
crowd congrcgatcd .n fhe houe" cham
hor when no h1d concluded
lI. said 7 Har' f0 eIE. Mr. P-n-
dent and gentlemen ~ Tho joint a-
-smbiy. fhaf s- tN- delegate from pr
nam county. fhr people 4l SNOW Hi.u
vha' ] have been charged want 'o
FsY here that tm .Hr. r- rIiIf'--
ans man .n N'- Virginia a- fr
a- 1nv crImiullify t- concerned
fool thar Z want fo soy fO .0u. Esnfir.
men OF fNo house. tiItf Z came here 100
attend fh.s legislator. md Coo vote fur
william seymour LI- ards 4 thought
I would D." Doing fut people -.fue good
rfd though Uf I.DulH wanted u"
|Hrr Tor fIH purpose I.f 7 Nrf 'r.
-'ead of voting frr fnH man 2 thorrr'
D vas voting .rr 7 N1- voting ..r Ron
rHfIf Arnold .rI O. .H.u.r.H o.. ...f Col. ...|.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
0UKNS MEN ALLEGED TO MEDIATION RATHER
HAVE FORCED BRIBES THAN yNTERVF,NTION
President Taft and Other Statesmen
Favor Mediation in the Mexican
Situation At once.
Are OF the Opinion That a Commission
Shou'd BE Appointed To Ering
About Peace.
Feb lc

WASHINGTON. " Feb. l3-Mrdiation
IN Mexico. rather than intervention.
hE the appointment Of a. Pan Amer
'ean ssmnfxs,on ~>s Srss1 to4ay 10
on President Iafi. Senator CUliOIn 81
The foreign relations committee and
Nepreseniatif" Flood q. the foreign
Affairs committee. 10y John Barrett. di
rector general az The Pan American
, MON.
The commission. which. f. was suy.
Gcsfcd. should seek 10 bring abpui "a
r"-adluSfutu o. NcAIcau affairs.
would b. composed ~ statesman
irom ftc uitcl St1fCs an eminent
s'tiu-American diplomat nov iu
Washington aud an influential Mexi-
can. Mr. Pdrrot suggested FOR the
con mission rIcr men as senator
Root or " i Bran Scno~ CalSr:ou.
minister from H1iiy.+. or ]r j, PEN.
minister from Uruguay. and Seuor De
"a HarI1 uf N.sc c". former ambassa-
dor 20 'lr uI''g States
The mediation proposed Vas made
after conferences with members OF
iac senate and huI-e and following
renewed a -urauc' from the state d,.
WrtWcnt That tier. It mo- present iu-
ieutiou o. d"pfrriu= from the cstaL.
hfhod policy ~ dealing NitR the si,u.
Med alton Urged.
lu 'I- letter outlining the plan. Mr.
karr'i- SANS thar "tf Involves med.
alton IptN'r than intervention. inter
national American cooperation. rather
'ni individual United States action
and 90 practical application ~ the Pan
'm"ricHn rather than a. the Monroe
docfrIu.+
Tr. r1mmi- sion. he rugge4f-. should
n.csf gate flo situation loo Mexico ON
tr" ground. and "mIht racomtufud4-
lions 'o NrNiru which shall r'-HdiuEt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-14
FOR
WALL STREET
Governors Adopt A Resolution Prov,d.
ing Penalties For Selling Without
Adequate Margin.

NEW YORK. Feb 13-Furtber
measures for reform In the methods
~ tranacting busincss on tho stock
'Ncnaug" we're announced by the gov
,ruors toda' They adopted three
resolutions prov ding penalties for the
accoptanc' ard earring of accounts
l'F % customer. either member or nom
mem Dor without adequate margin:
i"r ~" IMPROPER use Of "A customers
500 urlties bE member or his firm
and irr dealings contrary 70 Just and
equtahlo principles ~ trade" 4"
This action followed the presenta-
tiou oi 90 extended report Of tho spe,
lai rommit'e" appointed last Decem-
hfr tO consider tho manner OF hand.
ing mdrRin accounts and rehypofh-
''atinf securities. and devise meas.
urrs which VIII serve more fully TO
protect he public"
Tho rrpurt gave esr-ociai consfdera-
tinn fo tho rccoutm endation Of the
hIchrF commission. which several
yonr. 1eo Invest gated stock exchange
conditions
Puio Suggestions
no committee also took into ac-
count certain suEur stions made ~
counsel ~ Tho puio Congressional
committee Ifa report iouched unon
-urh matters as tho principles OF lust
and cIuita bic trading. risk Of fns0t-
F'ncr bv 'r1nactlnr businres without
sihic''a' margin from customers and
t7r.ou- other practices which we're
dealings
hc4ardiur Tho matter % eumrfont
n.aFgins tfn com mittee reported ~
me governor that each case uuqf 10
D'rifrf according t0 its particular
'irrlmetarcDe quoting from the IND.
iLtH n' flo Ilrrhos commission that
ilis If dangerous case oa which 70
lrrielafa
N'r.d dos passing tho resolutions men
'l"nec ffr governors decided 10 nrgan-
Fc 'comriffee ON business" 70 con
slider matters rci1tina fp The bueinass
r1rduof ~ members with respect 10
customers accounts ~ shall be tha
dufN ~ fhle committee 20 keep In
iuich viii fhn course ~ prices Of
fh" ecr. r.tfa listed ou the exchange.
with tho view ~ determining when
.mrropc~ transact cus are being ~
sorted fo
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ohio and Westsrn pennavIvanfaf rsfr
and waruee T~fa-s qafurfav fafvs
trsf aorfhwsst wfnda
Wfaf wfrgfntaf rafr ana vrar,,.r -
daYs saturdau FAIR.
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LARGE NUMBERS OF MEN
KILLED DURING FIGHTING
American Club BOmbarded by the
Rebels, and Pictures of
Statesmen Riddled.
Diaz Demands Surrender of Ma
derO-Fighting Continued
Until After Dark.

LAREDO. Tex. Feb. t3.-Feder.f
telegraph officials In communication
with the town OF victors. ram,uI,,..
tonight were Informed that dohsInc
now IS going on there. communies.
ton with Mexico City brouoht new,
that fighting now is proqre.sIno In
that city at close range and that bsyo-
nets are being used.
BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Feb. IA
reports received tonight at M.to-
noras state that Victoria, capltal ~
the state of TsmsuIiaps, has boon can
tured by rebel band TODAY under
MAJOR Refueio Trevino, nephew q,
General Geronimo Trevino, CHIEF ~
the FEDERAL troops in northern Mexieo
me report does not Indicate that re-
SIS ance was offered.
Several or these shells entered
IpoVe almost on line with the floor.
from the IRE which followed the
greatest damage resulted. All but one
shen exploded. This remains buried
4" me lhird wall which IL encountered.
furuch oi shrapnel shell were
muIieu 'hr"igh the floor above the bill
l'aIu rooms INTO group of Ameri.
ans tnere- -Four sleeping rooms on
'he fourth foor were wrecked.
me "recking OF this building is
typical Of the damage done many
DINERS In all parts OF the city.
Just around The corner from ths
american cidh. near Porters hotel. n.
VI Merfdiih. Of Troy. was injured to-
uay. re was struck by shrapneI. suf-
tering scalp wound.
MENICO CITY. Feb. I3-At eva
O'Clock this evening I; was reported
that General Diaz had demanded tho
surrender OF the national palace. All
through the day tre rebel batteries a,
NheaEN suns were throwing a fercS
Ere vf shrHonel around the palsces
Many of these dropped into the 20
eato which fronts the building and
me Federal soldiers we're compelled
20 move TO cover.
Before dark the fire on both sidas
was Intermittent. bur apparently less
vigorous from the Federals. The gov.
erhment troops were receiving am.
bun''ion In small consienments ana
% "ds said that they were running
short.
The fifth cay OF the battle began at
O'Clock. battery OF Federal artiI-
icry opening FIRE on The arsenal. hut
although the borrbardment was tent
up without cessation for an hour or
more. IL had no appreciable effect m
the rebel defenses
That Diaz had prepared for tho
threa 'oncd overwhelming uovemenr
by the government. which Madero
(continued on PAGE ri1h.N
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Turks Order Guns.

Turks Order Guns.
., IL pNS. France. Feb 12-Ths
i vi ",sn government has placed or.
1'I w WIN the Lyons Ordnance Works
Tor >" heavy guns.
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I'RkfNSW RG. IS w. Feb
'oWplni'a a arI g. of f.r Vaf,olt
Guard 1gr laatiuE ter, tonight con- a
special frIu for Charleston in r.
arNn-e to prIer4 received hero 4f D.
o'clock from tue NbmHn. General 4.
Office. tire.fHs tH.t fHa ,orr.rt.. 3D..
port af fre capital nf .rr. for du.
in connection With tIn trouble svrc..
rI from f.e miners trmpan, a Is
I1 command off FT-sf 1feuforant r.rf
fHf"rt'. Hnf 'Hp 7'u Walter Wh..a
.H ln command Of Company o..
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