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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

the border opposite this section OF
Texas Tor q new Mexican revolt that
uf Governor V CarIauza uf tho state
pt 'uahuiIlu, he has officially pro-
claimed M. uu'ria government
"spurous
Many Mexicanl are fleeing 20 the
American side FOR protection.
Colonel Emilio Carrauza. with 200
Nolunte"fs. Is preparing 10 resist . de-
tarhW'ut uf f"drrals supporting
iiu'ria. said O" hp south of Piodras
Nrgras l.ast mght Colonel Carranza
captured twenty-five fcdcrals several
miles hollow tur ,iiN To-day he sent
H detachment to Las Nacas. the Mex
can town opposite Doi rio. Texas.
United States troops Jry preparing
tu protect American. uu the border In
20" this latest revolt impcrils them.
Captain Biglcr is here loo charge OF "A
squad ut thirty federal yaNtirymcn
and o. tul troop of United states cav
MIR. from Furt clark Is due here this
afternoon
iovCrupr tarrauzp is reported tu h,
in the vicinity of Monrluva. Mexico.
he today wired President Tau and
Prcsldcnt.clcDt Wilson the following.
The M,Ni aE uation condemns tho
s,llianouH coup d' otIt which has de-
priNcd her Of hr, constitutional rul-
rrf Nuo we're .uVJrdly assnssinatod.
but is aware that her institutions are
alive aud }" disposed 20 sustain them
am certain that Doth the govern
mcnt ot your cNucllrncy as well IS
that of your successor viii not ac-
cept the spurious government which
lluorts is attempting lp establish up
on crime and treason but viii proceed
with c!rtumspcCtIon towards the social
ana political interests pt our roun-
ff."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
Movement of Troops to Gal.
weston Will Be Continued
Solely as Test for Army
Efficiency.
MOVEMENT THUS FAR
HAS BEEN SATISFACTORY
Pointed Out That Comparison
With Balkan Concentration
Is Unfair Because Of Vast
Distance.

fny Leased wire 40 EVsniss meesia1
Washington. Feb. 2b.--With pros
peot OF armed opposition 10 the new
provisional government IN Mexico Ie-
ducod TO few small threatened up
rislngs by followers OF the late Pros
ident Madcro. It IL the opinion of ad-
ministratiun officials here that tho
chances for tho usc uf the military
arm to protect American interests
have greatly diminished.
The concentration of troops az Gal-
weston viii continue but admittedly
the purpose Is now principally to test
the working OF the new system of
army organization. Major General
Carter, commander OF the second di-
vision. due 10 arrive in Galveston
within the next ~ nouvs. will take
the opportunity afforded by tho ss
sombly Of complete division Uf
troops tu put them through their
PAGES thus affording the various reg
mental and brigade commanders
practically their first opportunity 20
direct the movements OF the large
bodies Of men that would fall to their
command IN time Of war.
" the complete division rs assem-
bled in Galveston ~ Texas City.
about seven miles distant. and in the
camp JUS, opened near Houston be-
tore the end of the present week, the
military experts feel thut they wiz
have accomplished q creditable lcut.
D.. fsHa
20 bc very slow Ia comparison with
the remarkable mobilization of tho
allied armies in the Balkans. but bs
a matter of fact such distances its
that from Fort u. = Russell. Wyo.,
and Fort Smelling. go Galveston. would
have greatly taxed the resources ot
the hest European quartermastcr
department.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

official Version ut inc death of cN-
rr,sidvut Francisco Aludrru aud cN-
vice President Jose piuo Suurcz The
government Investigation continued
today
The situation here has not changed.
Reports from numerous districts to-
dsy indicated that most of tho rcuct
leaders are inclined to corporate
With the new administration.
The appointment of prominent
army men AZ governors of states is
taken tu mean that itucrta intends
tu rule with firm hand
No anxiety is tclt In government
circles as to the attitude of TabaSCo,
Cumpcchc and Yucatan witch have
not Nct formally signiticd their adj
h-ronyc 10 the government
Il ia thought that those states VIII
fan into line. \ telegram uf con-
graduation reached Ilucrta from the
governor OF TabHsCp today.
Iapatus now Oocupy several towns
IN the state ut Morales. The most
important of these h. Yautvpcc. south
cast Of the federal capital Many
doprcdatinns have bcen committed
and additional troops we're dispatch
I'd today against them.
Euunmo. brother ct Emiliu Haps-
"a, has proclaimed himself governor
of Morelos.
The state ot Aguas Calicutes ad-
mitiediy is IN revolt, the rebels be-
INK led by the governor Alberto
Tueutop.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
AIRS, TURNER PROTESTS
At HUSBANDS DETENTION

san Francisco, frh. S-ln
message to a local paper dated Car
mel, Cal Fcb. 20, Mr., John Ken.
meth Turner wife uf the American
writer. whose detention hy the au-
thurilics az McXlco Ctty orcasioupd
much diplomatic negotiation. doclar-
ed that she has protested tu prcsi-
dent Tau h> telegraph at the second
arrest "t her husband and continues.
MIR. Turner is not Maderist nor
aud adherent of amy faction what
ever In Mexico lie is simply obsorv-
INK the situation from writer's point
OF view, 40 correspondent would
observe lt. lls detention rs an cut
rage that should arouse an American
citizens who care for th"ir iutcrna-
tional honor INTO viuicnt protest"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
TwENTN-SECOND INFANTRY
MOVES FROM III pASO

El Faso. Texas, Feb 26-The
twenty second infantry began NOV
lng today from Fort Bliss. The three
trains are being rushed 10 Texas
city, near Galveston. II Is said. the
order 10 proceed To Brownsville be-
ing Withdrawn.
III Paso business men who protest
ed at the removal of the infantry and
artillery To Galveston, appear satis-
fled al the explanation from wash
ington that the border patrol will be-
kept at par The large percentage ot
Mexican residents on this sido OF the
border aroused fears of race troubles
should a critical situation arise
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
NTCAIsAGUAN CANAL TREATY
HELD Up FOR WILSON

washington. Feb. s6.--A treaty re-
Gently negotiated by the United states
with Nicaragua, providing for ths
lstyment Of s3.000,000 by ths United
states Ia return for the exclusive
right 10 build an inter-occanic canal
across tho NlcaraWan lsfhmus. was
laid over by the foreign relations com
nuttee OF the senate today, uatli the
new adminirtrution has an opporsun-
~ % pass on H.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
SERIOUS CLASH ~
REPORTED NJ niI;NOsIIIlO

Nugalcs, Aria Feb -G 4 clash a.
urmH between supporters "t the in
elUgent governor and followers of
tho iiuurtu government occurred late
today at ilvrnus.ilo, tho state capital,
according tu Of report her, to-day
Wires are not operating below jhiF
point and uu confirmation has been
received Three members OF the So
nora congress ARE refugees here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
ALL GOVERNORS INVITED
TO ATTEND INAUGURAL.

Washington. Feb. s6.-Invltatlons
have have been sent 20 the governors
of the various states and their wives
10 be- the guests of honor az a recep-
SION ~ the Dlstr.ct of Columbia
brlnrh a' th" women's Wilson and
y NrshaA sague. The ailair promises
TO 20 one ~ the features 81 inaugural
~ en1 Official diplomatic and res-
ic ont w ely women are expected %
be present.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
DENVER MNN WANTS 10
kNUN nAtGIIIiH'~ IATI

Denver Colo. Fob 2f Josrph T..
Harper uf brn,"I has appealed tp
Ambassador Wilson iu M'Niuu city in
an effort tu hnd his daughter who
has been m the McNirsn capital tor
year Uud when last heard from
was employed ON the MNiruu urr-
AID, an American newspaper.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
Final Departure Of MaderO
and Hurried Investigation
Shows Balance of 500, 900 in
Strong Box.
NATION PRACTICALLY
ON VERGE OF RUIN
No Confirmation of Reported
Death of Third MaderO
Brother; Huerta Prepares to
Use the Mailed Fist.
tHy Leased wire To E,cninr Herald,

tby Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald }
Mexico cit,, Fcb 20 Tho depart
urc from Mexico of Erucsto Madero.
former minister at finance. was fol
lowed immediately by % hurried
counting of the cash Va ia, govern.
ment treasury.
The result showed balance OF
$4,000
This amount. however. does not
represent all Immediately available
resources of the new administration
as there are various deposits la local
aud foreign banks which can bo
drawn on by the governments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
chicago VOLUNTEERS a
LlGHI HORSE BATTERY

Chioago rob 20 A light horse
battery which has beon formed by
more than eighty Chicago business
men aud which rs Go be one OF che
firat volunteer bodies 10 offer itF
services 20 the country IN case OF
war appeared Ia rs first regular uni.
form drlll last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
new MEXICO TO
WITNESS TEST
OF FRIEDMAN
SERUM
DR.. CipeS of Albuquerque to
Have Interview With the
Scientist in New York To.
morrow Morning.
GOVERNMENT TO MAKE
TESTS AT FT. STATION
.Br Lenscd VIC to I.,enlnr Mernld.l

(By Leased Wire o. EsCuing Herald.l
. New York Fob 2G.--Dr. =
= Frederick y. Friedmlnn, the =
. young German physician. her .
. aided as the dlsy0vcrcr OF a =
. cure for tuberculosls. announc- =
. I'd today that ne would begin =
= treating patients as soon as he =
. secures suitable labratOry. =
. Among the first patients viii be .
. Ray Paris son In law OF tho =
. New York banker at whose in y
. vi'ntiou Dr. Friedman came ID .
. this country. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
DECLARE FTLIPINOs DO
NOT WANT INDEPENDENCE


SAN Francisco. Feb. a6.--citiaena
OF the Philippine islands % not de-
sim q government independent of tho
United states. according % Judgo
James Ross ~ Manlla. ehairman of
the Democratic campaign COMMITTEES
of the Philippines, She arrived here
Yesterday on ths llner perola. Judge
ROae h en- route b Washington 20
confer with PFe1idenlsclect WIInon
with regnrd 10 the establishments Of
ia aennl1e Philipglna pollcN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
sERIOUS TROUBLE ~
PENDING NJ VERA CRUZ

Vera CiUa Mexico Feb 2G..-ilr.
ports involving tho sincerity OF tho
expressions ot loyalty made 60 the
new administration b., General We
lasco. military commander ol Vera
cruz, were vrut to PRO, isiouul prcsi-
don't tiuorta 'udHl Tho charges are
cNprrt,d 90 result .n an immediate
change boz the mIlitHr, cummand here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
sUsTNtNs THE COMMISSION
On LEMON FREEGIfT RATE

Washington. Feh. ss.--The inter-
state commerce commission order re-.
duuing rates on Lemons from Caifor-
MIA TO eastern cities from si.t5 10 81
hundred pounds. was sustained TO-
day hy the commerce court and the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
No DANGER OI RIsBrIIION
~ LOWER CALfEORNIN

Snu Diego, cal tcb 20 Danger
oi rebellion anywhere iu Lower cant
furnia was d.nicd today by Mexican
Consul Gomv1 lii- reports are that
existing border patrols are sufficient
aud that th" troops are loyal ana will
abide los the result hoo Mexico city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
Dr Clpes Arrives.

W. AipeH Arrives,
telegram received by the
= secretary of the Commercial Z
> club today from Dr Joseph s
, cipcs of this city stated that Dr Z
, Iipcs has made arrangements To- I
, Interview DR. Fficdmann tomor Z
, row morning and present 20 him Z
, the proposition OF the CONNER Z
. Cial club that tosts OF tho serum Z
, be conducted az the Cipos sani-
, tarium In this city. The am Z
y nounCement that the government
contcmplatcs having tests made I
, al the government sanitarium In
, N"W Mexico indicates the favor Z
, with which New Mexico is look
, ed uIa,n as q place for thp tests Z
, aud it ig believed very probable 4
that Or Cipes' mission will be Z
successful and that tests viii be Z
conducted IN THIS city. Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
NJ CONFIRMATION on
THIRD NAUIIgD kliIJN1,

Ne official confirmation was re
cei'ed today of the reported death ot
Emelio Madoro, brother Of the late
eN-President, who was said Ia have
been shot dead near Monterey. while
attempting 10 join the rebels at
NuC,u Laredo
The representatives, Of the foreign
pur or have formally accepted the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
NTTEMPT TO DIsARM TROOPS
RESULTS ~ EIOr

DuuglHs, Ara, Fob. 26.--An at
tempt tu dissrm furmor Aedor' ,ui-
unteers st Agua Priela early today
resulted IN sharp skirmlsh In the
darkness before dawn Most Of the
volunteers escaped "a this side, leay
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
NEARLY DROWNED IN
A BASIN OF WATER
[By Leased Wire 90 Iven,uE Herald

Los Angeles. Feb 16 nAfllllam
Parker nearly drowned today "a two
inches Of water
Last night h" went tu bed with AN
earache and dreamed that imps we're
boring into hia brain with gimlets
N. fell to the floor and Was fp1nd
early this murniug, be- fellow i0dg rs
hair striuRled has head ia "a basin
of water on the floor IN hls sttus.
giles hr had fallen from bed.
Police surgeons diagnosed frsc-
turr at m" skull The man may de.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
NEW ZEALAND CITY
IS ROCKED BY
EARTHQUAKE
Scverest Temblor Ever Felt in
Country Comes With Report
Like That of Artillery
Houses Damaged.
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald /

. Wellington. ~ H. Feb 20 =
. with report as of artillery ais. Z
. charged heavy earthquake Z
= SHOOK thE ol to-day tcrrorix- =
y ing inhdtiiauts Hhaking down Z
= Ohimneys aud damaging mBns Z
. houses AubOdy WAS Killed. "a Z
y though many we're cat by falling
= bricks from thc topplod chin.
. noys Tho shock was the seyor.
= est ever felt in New Zealand. 4
a AAAA q q - q 4 Z
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
Now Conceded on All Hands
That Nebraskan Has Been
rendered and Has Accepted
the secretaryship.
FOUR PORTFOLIOS
DEFINITELY PLACED
Remaining Cabinet Positions
Not Likely to BE Definitely
Known Until Date Of Inau.
guration.

fBy Lsas,s Wire 60 nvsnInn msenian
Washlnrinn, Feb. s6.-The person.
nel 81 TIE cabinet OF Presldsnt wIlson
as partla'ly made known last nIghe
by Information reaching congregational
quarters' stood today practically uns
changed. namely.
Secretary OF state. VIM. !. Bryan oa
Nebraska.
Secretary OF treasury, Wan. q. Nee
Adoo OF New York.
Secretary OF the navy. Josephua
Daniels of North Carolina.
Postmaster general. Albert sidney
Burleson of Texas.
some published reports instudlnx
the names Of Chancellor r. 4. walker
OF New Jersey, as attorney general.
were not confirmed.
The names OF Representatives A.
Mitchell Palmer OF Pennsylvania and
Robert L. Henry Of Texas as ca blnet
possibilities. also became defnltely es-
tahlished during tho confarence held
az the capitol early to-day. Mr. pat
uIer was rendered a canlnet posltlon
but declined H. Ho had been PROM
inentiy mentioned a. attorney general
but rs the tender did not cover this
portfolio but another which ne dld
not regard 40 In hts line OF work. he
concluded 10 remain la tho house ot
representatives
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
Spanish Government Engin-
eers Set OFF Vast Mine
While Spectators Are Stand
ing on II.
WERE OPENING UP THE
MUsEL C0ALING HARBOR
Twenty-four Mutilated Bodies
Recovered From Wreokaae
Up to Noon; Details Are
Lacking.

fny tssauea wire 60 IevsatsG asrasal
Guon, Spain, Feb 2s.--tfp- =
wards OF 900 people were killed .
or wounded b. the ill-timed oN- .
= plosion 0f a charge ~ 1000 .
pounds OF black powder. which y
= had been laid yesterday by gov. .
. eminent engineers with the OBJ .
= Ject ~ razing an enormous block .
. of rock O
IN immense C0nCourse ~ =
= ,uwnspcOple had gathered 10 .
. witness the demolition of the hin .
separating Giion from the coal .
= ing hurbur Of Musei mile and .
. a half distant Q
Twenty-four bodies had been y
y recovered this afternoon but Il .
Is considered certain that the .
total fatalities win far exceed .
y this number .
- - = q q 4 4 q q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

Denver. Feb 20 John g. Boil ot
Montroso todu, assumed his dutios
as a Justice ~ the state court of ap-
peuis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
MN REVOLT READY
AROUND EAGlE PASS

Eagle Pass Texas. Feb. g6.--Tho
stage Is completely set to-day along
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26
PnImer OaerelI NJ Oncr.

II became known today that SIR
Palmer was offered tho portfolio OF
secretary OF war and based his de-
clination upon the fact that ne is OF
Quaker ancestry II also became
known that Mayor Newton u. Baker
OF Cleveland. Ohio. was offered a cab
inet portfolio but refused because he
has projects IN mind for the city Of
Cleveland
Those best Informed said today that
PreHident-elcct Wilson has settled up-
on one who could acceptably al the
secreaar5ship OF the interior. agrl-
culture. commerce and labor and at
torney general bat that II had not
been determined how the four port
folios would be distributed
Should the senate pass and Presi-
dent TAFT sign the bill creating a do
purtment ~ labor. the president -elect
would have one additional cabinet Of
tcer to appoint. u u NOT known here
how far suggestions for nlling that
post have gone.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

Cheyenne. Wyo. Feb. g6.- paul =.
raulsou %; Rock Springs has been ar.
rested ou charge ut lnciiing murder
in connection with the West Virginla
coal mine riots
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

On our efiorts ~ protect your bor-
der"
Later senator sheppard laid the
situation before the sruate commit.
Tee on foreign relations Accepting
the tiew That the Texas Mexican line
wss usuihciently guarded the cum-
mittee agreed 90 make representations
10 the secretary of war urging "a
stronger force along the line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-26

sN~rsf,si>e'
TODAY's NEWS TODAY
YOu eet n In ti,e iGiritALD.
sinty Gents nonth ~ ~ cents
. week delivered ~ your door,
atty cents by snail.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-12-18
WANT THE PAPERS ARE SAYING.

Dover (Ky.) News: Astrict and literal
enforcement Of the ordinances Of Dover
would put every citizen il Jail ia week.
Liberty (Ky.) News: After man has
put in 9 whole day minding his own busi-
ness he ought to be tired enough to rest
and lest and let other peoples business
alone.
Texarkanian: The Texarkanian cor
daily invites the doubling ones from wet
towns to come over to our big fortieth an
niversary jubilee. We want 10 show them
9 city that can live without the open saloon,
pave miles Of street, build sky-scrapers
and yet pile up six millions ia bank de-
potts.
jackson Miss. Clarion Ledger: These
continual petitions ID behalf Of men cen
fenced to the penitentiary before they have
hardly begun serving suggest the question
s What is the use to have courts to try aud
convict criminals if they are to be turned
loose before they have done the State
enough service to pay for the cost Of theil
|conviction?'' Another question: why
isit that people have such mania fol
signing petitions praying the Governor K
release criminals?''
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-12-18
Psalms.


And they have rewarded me evil for
good, and hatred for my love.-cix, 5.
Let the redeemed of the Lord say go.
whom he hath redeemed from the hand Of
the enemy.-cvii, 2.
But do thou for me, O God the Lord for
thy names sake: because thy mercy il
good, deliver thou eek, 81.
Because he remembered not to show
mercy, but prosecuted the poor and needy
man, that be might even Stay the broken
in heart. is.
@ give thanks unto the Lord; call upon
his name: make known his deeds among
the people. Sing unto him, sing psalms
unto him: talk ye Of all his wondrous
works.-cv, H.,
Yea, they dispised the pleasant land,
they believed not his word but murmured
in thier tents, and hardened not unto the
voice OF the Lord. Therefore he lifted up
his hand against them, to overthrow them
i'd the wildnerness.-cv 24-26.
At thy rebuke they fled; at the voice oil
thy thunder they hasted away. They 20
lup by the mountains; they 60 down By the
valleys unto the place which thou hast
founded for them. Thou hast set bound
that they may not pass over; that they
turn not again to cover theearth. civ, 10
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-12-18
FROM OUR STATE EXCHANGES.

New Orleans States: Some men who
avoid the common drinking cup because It
is dangerous do not have any fear OF the
individual whisky glass.
East Carroll Banner Democrat: The
Police Jury of Tensas Parish has fixed the
license for selling spirituous, malt or vim
uous liquors for 1914, at So, 900, which is
an increase of $500 over the 1918 license.
The Police Jury of West Carroll Parish
raised the ssnear BEER license to sou,
which makes it prohibitive.
Mansfield Enterprise: With the refund
ing of the State debt, Governor Hall has
triumphed over all opposition and adverse
conditions, and his friends can truly say,
"well done thou true and faithful servant.
There is nothing now to prevent the adj
ministration of Governor Luther E. Hall
being splendid success, as the opposition
has done its worst, and he has trinmphed
over them all.
East Carroll Banner Democrat: 1t was
great compliment paid United States
Senator Joseph E. Randell when he was
elected unanimously for the sixth time
President of the Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress which met in Washington last week.
The meeting was the largest ever held and
| several hundred delegates were IN attend.
ance from nearly every State in the Union.
There is no man in the country who has
given the subject more study than he has,
and it was great compliment bestowed
upon worthy gentleman.
| East Carroll Banner Democrat: The
Banner Democrat was hOnored last Thurs
day morning by call of Mr.. ]. S. Milikin
and his old war comrade, Capt. Jason W.
James of Altura Ranch, Alpine, Texas,
containing $4,000 acres, and well stocked
with fine cattle. Capt. James is on visit
to Mr.. Milikin. They have not seen each
other since 1865-forty eight years ago.
We are told that on his arrival at Millikin
Station, the old veterans embraced each
other and sobbed with joy. It must have
been touching sight indeed. Captain
j James commanded Company A, from this
! section of the country during the Civil
War. Mr.. Milikin joined his company and
fought under him. Both young men were
gallant soldiers. Capt. James was wound
ed TWEEN the shoulder and thigh. He
!. says Mr.. Millikin was one of the best col
diers he ever saw. After the war Capt
James moved to Texas, where he has re.
sided ever since. The old gentleman il
now seventy one years of age.