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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-13
Wprb Serantpn.

Wiitasl Don9bsrtD pon Pbito
Struse. 10 Sabrs nlt unb ole Satsr
Der Court SiraBs 8ubnfrsujuns anss.
ftsllt, wuros isrsitag abeno In icinsr
0htts toot aufssfuuoen uno man iisllte
felt. oaB Elm 0srsihlas isiu Ablsbsn
uerulf fdht bate.
= Dus @rsen Hioss SOtsl an Did
ion Nusnue. nahs Der D. & D. Dabn-
iiution. wurOs iIab am Dienitao Dior,
lgtn ouad sinsn g,Enno gum Usnaee
oon unssidbr $1,000 bslddoist. Die
alarmirts 5susrmebr blahte es fsrtis.
Dab Die ansreujenoen @ebdulltfsusu
niht uon ben 5lammtu erslifisn pur'
oGn.
- Saut elmer Ssreiuburuns Swiidsn
her scranton 9trtiI @ompunis uno
ibren SlnasiteItsn. meIt' Isstere iut
,ehn @Ohsu um Streif iino. 1T Der
ausitano nls 5seroet erfldrt uno fol-
Die Grbelt witoer ON WiOnta9 nuise.
nommen neroen. Die Stlihtung miro
elmer BsbOroe pom slrbitratoren iiber.
lalien.
- Der 90 Sabre nlte Dnpio Wiorris,
melder Dor sIuissr 3sit in bic WObu.
nns oes sIlosrmnnn 8 y. @Ilsspie
elnbrah uno iis UNI Silbsrwonrsn uno
anoere Sahsn bsraubte. uut beosutsu,
ben Sducsn on Der @iurl1iuns on.
rihtcte. befanuts iid idulois unO wur.
De am Sumitas Sn uOn Smei bic Ssbn
9ubrrn 3udthaus urrurtbsilt.
Durd sineu Sruno, psl1er um
Olsnitag 9iahmitta9 in Der VI. B.
Diussraus ApOtbefe on Der @ds bon
Jioro !Diuin Npsnue unO Wiarfa Stra.
&c ausbruf. wurOe elm Sdoosn uon
unasidhr s3O,0o0 anseridtet. Der
0auptiduoen 1T in Der apOthsfs, ub,r
Die ansren,snosn Wtistber littsn au9
beosutenOen Shabtn.
- Der As Sabre ults 8ersmunn
Srunt Bultius,aitis uuO lsin 29 Sabre
alter 9unOlanser Better @robOpaf.
beioe en- @lsurplsm Strase wObubuit.
wurOsn um 5reitas WiOrsen In Der
Srisbiu 3ehs iofort sri6iassu, uls iie
sinrn 3atrsu bsIaosn wolltsu, Elm Dedsn-
fuIl iih sreisnste uuo iie brsrub. Gs
ouusrte msbrsrs Stunosu, bis man Die
Bahctihtsn SsidsH uon Der WtuHe be-
freisn tOnute.
- 0tahOem am Samita9 msbrsre
Snaben IN Dem 3eller oss Dor imei
Supren usrit. @iniieOlsrs Better Scun.
Ion an Der Is te uon Bloom Nueuus nno
DAT Stra6e e'nen elisrnen 1opf nit
SOIoitiiden uufssfunOen hattie, sria6te
Die liadbuI ihlit ous @Olnfisbsr unO
mon matte iih oaran. ben 9anisn
8 ,ller gu Ourhwhblen. battle uber usr'
ssbene UiHbe. bonn fslus psitsrs @elo.
iumms UurOe uufselunoen. DE Snu,
ben, wslds ben Wertb ibres Sunoss
nltt srfuputsn, urlfuuTtcu s5 uno $40
ISplOnhde gu is % @enls. ieOOd pOllsn
be &rbsu uss @ldiisOIers. wsnn mOS'
lit, o1' @so wt;csc juriif crlauSsu. !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-13

- @barlsS apars, Der wOblbeiannts
9ebsns sutriidsruuss Aasnt. 66 Sahrs
alt. 1T Snmitas JiadmittuS plDslia
sin,m 9sr3idlas srlsssu.
- 9ouis unO Sba 9suins. welds Dor
sinissr Ssit IN sinsm Strabsnbubu I'm
ian usrlest purosn. lisBsn um Sams'
tas i'm Yer. Stauten @sridnt ,u Seruu'
ton ssssn Die Bitfss.Sarrs Traction
@ompanie cine GntihdOiSunsstluss fur
s25. .OO0 sintra9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-13
Bon Netereburo.

-Serman 0aisH uun Oisism Staot.
tbell WurOs am 6leIlug lhulO,s bsiun.
ben, sInsn nuHlIlaeu ansrIft uui cine
junss Dame uOn SSsit Scranton sr.
mu6I su hapsn, lrOsOsm isIns Ysrtbs.
olsuns sln aIIIbl mar unO islne Jiad.
barn gu ieintu eannsn bsjeuOtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-13
NIms brutieben @anen.


T DIE Ysrliusr 9urfiritsn Spn
wslhe crit Uiitte Nousmber an Die 5o'
3istdre oss SriiiuS Gbsalsrs usrpudtsi
woroen mar, bat SaIfsrott semadt.
Vlftor Balfi bat Die DuefIlOn nisotr.
sslsSt.
I Der nsus Priujrsssnt 9uomis
uOn Dapsrn nnO feline @smablin. &C.
borene 9l3bsrSoSn WiarIu Gbsreie uon
Osiisrrelfl Sits. merben ihrsn antriltS
bsiuh ont Ssrlinsr poi am isditen
Didri ubituiten. Der bupsrlide Wtl'
nliterprdiiceut ,Srsibsrr b. 0srtlins wirO
ben Rsssnten besIslten.
T Nus Darmliaot miro aemelost,
oub iid bsi oem nsuernannten oeuildsn
Sotlduftsr IN Rom. Ssrribsrrn D. Sc.
Mid cine bsOsntll6e Ssr,l9wdde gel.
tenb maht. @S srihstnt beshalb frog.
lid. OBJ Der SSreherr ben Poiisn ON
Quhinul Wiro untrsfsn i0nnsn.
7 Sn Der alien preubilhen 9rO
Huugsituuf s6nissbefs bat Die Bsasb
nns Der 9unbertjabrfeer oes 5reibsite.
tricacs uno bee iilbsrueu Hseisrunss
iubllaums Raiisr Wilbelm init grobem
Slang llaitsCfunOen. Den ShIuB Der
6eiilhteiien bioete elm SSsitmabl, bel
nelUtm Der Sater IN elmer llnssren
ReOe oIe 3srihmsitsrsr Der ,srsmOberr.
ihali fClerte uno oil bnS Yolf Die ernIte
Otahnuns lihtsle, Der sroBsn 3eit uOu
1918 siraeoeni, gu ollen Spisrn fur
oas Salerlano bsreit Su isin. Vim @nos
einer Tsoe fam Der Oerrl6sr aua uuf
Die onssmsine Bsbrpflldt Su iprshsn
uno sr ltlOB mt ben Wortsn: Die
allaemeine Wehlpilidt. Der peitsrs Der.
llGrfnns cine ,UinsenOe 9iotbmsnbisfsit
ut. blloet oas Sunoament csS 6risoeus. =
I Yrin, Ruppre6t uOn Yapsru,
Der alisite 5Obu Oss PrinirsSsnIen euo.
mig, lit gum @rnsralObsrit pon Der Sn.
tanterie bef0roert morben. gDie in Der
Ospelte aus DiiinbCn nod biususe
fii9I miro, oil Der neue @eneralobsrit
oemnatlt Die uisrte @eneralinipsftion
srbalIsn. wsIts isst lem Sntsl, @e.
nsralftlomalibaIl Prin, &sOpolO pom
Slpeln. inne bat.
I %aut ieIssruphiider WsIbuns aus
Snoen' Baden bat Der nsueils v3sppe.
I'm" nunmebr auh bic uorseibllsbene
DObenTuhrt in Der srfOI9rsi6itsn 98siie
Osmertllslli9t. sic nabm a9t Stunosu
In Anlprnh. 9iahOem iOmit ole Dt,
cin9unsen srfiiut poroen, 1T Der se.
Walllse SsSlsr Der Siifts suosiittis uOn
osr0eelesUsrwultun9 unssnommsn NOR.
Den.
7 Sin perbGnsniBuoller llnfall III
Solontsn pom erltsn ldhliihsn Bionier
Battalion in DRESDEN am i5rsitas ,use.
itoBen. Die Wunnlduitsn maren bel
Sprensilbuu9en bsihditist, oils fi6
pIOsIid cine SrpIOiiOn sreisnsts. Sin
llnterOlfi,Ier unO brei PlOnisrs wuroen
ihper UerIrst. pahreno msbrere anoers
Bionlsre Isidte Yerlssunssn bnUOn.
truSen.
T 9!m Sreitus srtrauftu in Dan,ia,
WenprsnBen. iwci betuunte Nuiudliisr,
Ssuruunt 9Buler Suuesfp unO Der Uia.
idInllt Oisdmanu. III Der Dauliser
9uht SIe bltten In slusm asruplan
elne BrObefahrt untsrnommsn uuO fis.
len NIT Dem 5lusupparut aus betrdbt.
lihsr Dope lns Balisr.
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- DiiIriitanpult Dapio 8. Rsscp,
Welhrr iid Dor Orsi WOdsu in Nsw
YOIt elmer Operation uutsrwuri, llt
mieoer beim9tisbrt.
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$2800 faufen einsn ader Yano In Der
Staot; ieorr SnB chen unb fetR
fur 9emnieanbau. @utes sebu
GUNNER 0aus, 0iibnsrhaus unb
fleiner Sbeune; Ssru1t. 9tur
20 Wtinuteu pom @erittshduS.
Diefes 1T Elm isbr istisner @ufi.
Sprehet IN Der Sifiet ppr un6
idnmet nidt.
700 Sisben Gunner Saus. @larPe
Summii. iehr sroBe SOt, nabe
bel StraBsnbabn, 3irhs unb
Shule.
4500 Prahturllss 6aus, ale Bsrbei.
ierunasu. nohe Der D., Z. d 9B.
nHh Jlorihfru 6Isetrir. Glnrf,e
Summit.
1875 adt 3immsr Sans. elm ader
Sano. Sdleune. slniabI Sruht'
b1ume. lstr nabe Der glnhaltes
ftatlon csrStraBsnbubn. 1alion-
5000 Sshr sutes feds 3immsr Saus,
gutter 8eIler. 9iOBe Oatfammer,
alle VerbeHerungsn. UOlle Sot,
9ioro SIncoln Spsnus.
200O Siebsn 3mmer Saus nnb pieT
Cots. WiurOn Strubs.
1850 9ieun 3immer Snus. quite 9ot,
5rutt. Sonesonls Strabe.
2700 !3nei Samllien 6aus. srpss Got,
Raum fiir einen soppelitn Blo6
uorue. 9isip StraBe.
$500 Ssbr biibites Saus. isdbs 3im'
mer, 9rose Dad,fammsr, uolle
Sot, Nbnms auenue, Tnnmore.
1900 @ieentbum nuf Der Shbieite;
Wiiethe bstrd9t s 85 ben Di0not-
2100 Ndlt 3immsr Suus. uolls Tot,
Sople StraBe. DnnmOre
$500 Doppslies 9aus. uhi 3immer
bic Seile., alle ErrbsiisTun9en,
Slsctrie StraBs.
1000 Doppsltes 6ous, feinss Nus.
ieben. ole Ysrbslisrunssn, 9lsss
trio Strase.
29O0 Sehs 3immsr 6nns, Soi 100
SsuB in 5ront. Wfoniep auenue.
2200 Qpppsltss Saus. quite Sase an
Non Slorh Ausnue.
$500 Saoen unO SBObnuns. 4ot 1870
bel lao. iehr quite @slsssnbsit
fur einen nuf9twedten Wiann.
2300 Sous. isds 3immsr aui benz
erifen Stod. pier auf osm BpsiI
ten. Eot 60 bel $50, an Gbelinut
Strlbe.
5000 @utes DOppelbaus on Strots
for6 guenue. IL 3immtr, gros
Der Duhraum. Ssrbslisrungeu.
@dlot. 30 bel 1877 i5ub. IS
lobnt iid. peun sic uns ptseu
oieies @igsutbnms isbsn.
$500 Srines pier 5amilisn Saus. fann
oils ooppeItes Saus benust pers
ben. @rOse Got uno Sdeune;
nahe Der Yrouioenee Roab uno
benz Sirfus9runbe. Yermistbet
fir 1884 ous Snbr. Sin Sar'
gain. wenu IhueIl senommsn.
2u perntietbem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-13
Npu Der ehbfeite.

Sreo. Rauner BON Glib Wfain aut'
nus uno Srdulsin Srene Pbillips ucn
Sidorp StraBe muroen ON Wtontas
burh Puitor Or. VI. VI. 9iorot oils Gin
@hspaur ,inssiesnst.
Dm 16 Sabre olis ROiina 8. ROia
BON Froipset Ausrus, ned, ,u Fitts
ton ibre @ro6muttsr befndits unb bann
ON Sharlahfisbu .riranfis. 1T Disn
itas abeno Der arunibsit erlsSsn.
SDllliam Ssnblsr uon Proipsct Nus.
nue. muBts am Donnsrftas uuf bic au.
iIase ieiusr Satin 3atbariuu wsasn
Dsierlion uno Jiihtunterbalt $500
Shrsidaft fur Gin Seridtlihss @ridrt
nen itsllen.
Sn Der Wohnuns isiner Wfuiter OIL
Pittston auenue 1T ON Samitas Sohn
SS. Sclb I'M AlIsr uOn 81 Sabrsn se'
itorbsn. Die Bsllssun9 fano Disns'
tas Jiahmitta9 i'm PltIston Aueuue
6risObOi liatt.
Die @ohuuns uOn 5ruu Gnnn Wic-
Donousb an WiufielO Nuenue wurbs
ON DiOnlas WtOrssn burt 5suer ger.
fort. bas Elm iiUerbei5ter Ofsn usrur'
iahts. Der Yerlult beirdst $4,000.
aud usrbruunts 500 Id BaursslO.
@iu Shaben pon stpa 800 wurbs
DoHnsritas 9ahmlttasiu Der 0srmuun
@rOa 0Obnuns on Pntston ausnus
ueruriudt. oils man sefrOrene R6brsn
uuftbaule uuo oas 0Ol,wsrf In BranO
issts. Die 6susrwtbr muBte requirirt
merben.
Sruu Safob 3iuesl. cine lunsiibriss
bsulihs Bewohnsrin bisier SeIte, if
ON Samiias in ibrer WohndnS an
Alosr Snass rurt ben ToO ubbsrufsn
wOrbsn. Die SrrllOrbsne mar II Sabrs
alt uno niro pon Dem @aitsn uno si.
mem Sobn iiberItbt. Die BteroiSuna
afOlsts ON WiOutus Jiadmittas i'm
5Orsii Diu 5risobof.
Der iribers @Ouuip gonimiiidr 9pbu
Demutb len III an wiontae Nadmit'
io9 in ietner Wobnuns on @eoar aus'
nue. nod elmer Sruribrit pon fhnf DiO-
naIsn asitOrben. Ter @nIihlufsns. ben
iiinf &0hler uno ,Wei S0bns iibsrleben.
wurOs Dor Sc 9ubren In SlOenburs
Osutihluno. ssborsn nno fam i'm altel
uOn 10 Sahren init ieiner uerwittweter
Diuttsr mad, Slmelifa uno hirrbsr, wC
sr isiloem wobute. Die Belssuu9 er'
fOIst hsute GOrmiftag. nat oem Grnu-
sroisnit in Der 81. Wiarisn Stride, i'm
Srieoboi Der @smsinbe bel DO. 5.
- Den @hslsuten gilliam 0unb'
mann pon NTbbolo Wiines lit sir
Stammhalter ssboren worosn.
- Srau VI. 9D. Sdraoer, 9Bittwt
oes Dor Subrsn usrilOrbsnen nOblbs'
fauntsn Bottlsrs. @. j. Shruosr, mel'
DIE am %. Sauuur uon sinem Sdlasl
anfau betroiien wuroe, III um Sonntas
in ibrer Wohuun9 ON %inoen Stra6t
ben 5olsen besirlbtn erle9sn. DIE 8si'
issuns fanO Disnitus 9iadmiiias ftutt
- @ountp 9Ommiiidr 9iobsrt 98.
alln srluuste um DOnnsritas ssssu
RsOaftsur SOwarO 8. Spustt uon Der
Scrauton Glmes" sinsn Yerbaflsbe.
fehl pessn an9ebliher Yerlcumouns.
burd sinsn mebrere Iuse 3uuor in Der
9enannten 3situns publiSirtsn artiteI
peruriuht. 5err Npnett mar CUR 3eIt
uuBerbllb Der Stuot.
- Wtorssn absno wirb in gibsrtg
Sale on lSaibinstOu Iueuus Elm oemo.
fratiider SOunlp SOnuent ituttfinosn.
um cine ReuiiiOu Der Parteiressln uOr'
3unebmen. no Oisielbsn fiir n0ibis er'
adtst wsrosu. 9sOer DsmOtrut i'm
SOunlD 1T bershti3t, oisiem 9Onusnt
bsl,uwObusu unO OIL ben Berutbunsen
tbeil,uushmen. Sderff .. j. 9Onnor,
Der @Ouutp SOriissr, bat Die Ssrlamm'
lung einbsruIen.
GUnn 1l,f,h,u,. GInn
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lNanne Gpuntn.

Snursbalr - Srau Wtarsaret Z.
Prsiier, 6s Sabre alt. 1T Donnsriias
AbsnO ben 6OIssn einss SdIasunfOIlss
srlssen. uon wsltsm iis Dor ,wsi Mo-
nutsH bstrOfien wuros; iis wirO BON
Dem @atten uuO u6t SinOsrn iibsrlsbt.
Die Ysiissuus srfolste Sonutus uno
YaiiOr Is. Is. Dilller leitets ben &rausr,
oienit. - Durd sinen Sruuo. wslhsr
iriib um Srsitaa DiOrssn In Osm Sduh'
laoeu osS 6rdnf Dtusr an Glib Dtain
Sirn6e nusbruh. wuroe Elm S9aOen
uon efma 81 600 dnssridlet. &is bic
iSlammsu sutitanOeu. lit unbstuuut.
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- Bts gum Samitus. Oem lssten
1aa, marsu belm 8erihIsid1reibsr @Iaf
ins9einmmt 1878 Apultflrionen fur
S6onflpeuisn bIutrrIs9t worOsu. 65
msbr mte lsstes Subr. Das Giisns'
Osribt bs9innl am 3 WSrj
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Su perntietbeu.

yaoen I'm 100 Blod. Srunilin Gusnue
1doen 20 bel SO an Siebsnter StrnBe
@infnhe uno Ooppelte S8ohnhauler
unb islnts In alien GhetIen Der Stuot.
SBr iaufsu. psrfuufsn, psrmietheB
uub ueriihern @laenthum IN allen 8het'
len oer Stnoi uno bee @ounties. @s
piro Sit be,ablen. bnB Sn uns fon'
iuIttrsn, shs Sic elm slbiOmmsn trtfisn.
$40 GCnnel 6eb6uoe.
Sseues 500. aItes A86S,
Sfen Samffa0 Nben6
bon 7.30 bis $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03

the senate end Of the capitol used by
the appropriations committee. They
include the old office of the military
committee and another fine room which
used to be headquarters for the rules
committee before senator Warren got
door bored through and annexed it
Two years ago, when senator Warren
was having this suite prepared for the
appropriations committee. another Re
publican leader said to him:
Warren, you're fixing up those
offices for the Democrats to occupy"
Senator Warren couldn't see il that
way, but he understands it now. Sen
ator Tillman hopes to be the Demo-
cratic chairman OF appropriations and
one reason he wants the place is the
splendor Of the suite of offices the
committee has
Other Republican senators who will
get kicked out Of hne capitol OFFICES are
PenrOSe, Lodge, La Toilette, Dillingham;,
Brandegee, Smoot and Page Uncle
Shelby Cullom will escape by quitting
the senate after March and 50 viii
senator Crane.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
GRAND JURY MAKES
REPORT TO JUDGE
Recommends Establishment of Home
Home for Girl Deunquents and
Making Auto Theft a Felony.
The grand jury In the s4th d

The grand jury in the s4th district
court today made its final report to
district judge Dan II. Jackson.
The body makes recommendation
that the state of Texas establish a. re-
form school, lamenting the fact that a
IA year old girl is confined IN the local
county Jail for immoral conduct. with
no place to send her
such children should be saved. if
possible" says the report from the
evil consequences of childish ignorance
and improper environment The jury
says it cannot too severely condemn the
policy of the Texas legislature for not
establishing an Institution for such
girls.
The taking Of automobiles. bicycles
and motorcycles without the consent
of the owners. should be made a felony,
the report says.
The jury makes recommendation that
the state provide for the creation of an
Office of subpoena server under each
district attorney of a district contain
ing a city with a population Of $50
people, to have the same power in serv-
ing such papers as a constable or
sheriff. 10 enable the district attorney
to secure witnesses when he needs
them for Investigating evidence in cases
which he IS working up.
The document is signed by d. NJ
Payne as foreman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
TROOPS TO QUIET
YAOUI DISTURBERS

San Javier, Son, Mex, jan 3.-This
thriving new mining camps develop
ment's have been impaired by the
Yaqui indians activities in this sec
ton; for the same cause there is no
business at all. The roads are Travelled
only by night, as the Yaquis only as
sault in the day time. The people,
however, are full of hope, because the
government has sent garrisons to al
most all of the villages and is pro-
tecting all travellers
The wagons that haul the merchan-
disc and machinery for this camp are
escorted by so infantrymen and it
seems that from now on, the govern
ment viii take this matter in hand,
as two strong columns are riding the
country and equally strong garrisons
are going to be established this week
in many points. The chief commander
of all these troops is Salvador Ava
RADIO, a major in the army, well known
for his activity. He is accompanied
by the famous Yaqui chief, Luis Bule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
WANT WOMEN IN
WILSON'S CAINET

Trenton. N J, Jan 3.-Suffragets
have proposed two women for places
in woodrow Wilson's cabinet, one for
secretary of war. When asked con-
corning the suggestions Gov. Wilson
said:
1.-THE recommendations were made in
a general way, but one did urge a
particular woman for secretary Of war.
If Pm not mistaken; but ought to add
that it was in the interests Of peace"
Senator Henry L Meyers, of Mon
tana, has urged president-elect Wilson
TO appoint governor Edwin L. Norris,
of Montana, secretary of the interior.
Governor Wilson was asked concern
ing the truth of the report that March
Is was to be the date on which the
extra session of congress would be
called.
Il have settled on no date he re-
Piled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
ZAPATISTAS ARE
WORKING ACTIVELY

Mexico City, Mex, Jan. 3-The Zapa-
tistas in the state of Morelos began
the new year with many excuses. Va
rious towns were sacked, cane fields
burned and several persons kidnapped
The losses entailed in cane field fires
amount to $4,000.
Hand to hand fighting between ru-
rales and rebels near Xochitepec re-
suited in the rout of the rebels, who
left behind 10 killed and 40 wounded,
according to a federal report.
A train on the Inter-Oceanic railway,
near Cuautla was attacked yesterday
by the rebels who fired many shots
but the federal escort dispersed the
attacking party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
REBELS BURN MORE
RAILROAD BRIDGES

As the Mexico North Western railway
was about to resume traffic, rebels
Thursday night destroyed the railway
between Pearson and MADEIRA While
railway officials were reluctant to re-
port the destruction. it is known that
at least two bridges were burned, and
the telegraph cut.
The railway wires which Thursday
worked through to MADEIRA for the first
time in some days, Friday would not
operate below Pearson The leader Of
the rebels in the vicinity is not known,
but it is believed to be the same band
which a week ago held up a train
near Chihuahua city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
STEAMER SINKS;
98 ABE RESCUED

Bona, Algeria, Jan. 3.-The Cunard
liner Tyria rescued and brought into
this port SO of the passengers and crew
of the French mail steamer Saint Au-
justine running between Marseilles
and Algiers. The Saint Augustine foun
dered just after midnight, while the
Tyria had her in tow. No details as
to how the accident occurred have been
received.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03

assigned to Guadalajara. He viii leave
Saturday, when Gen. Rabago is expect
ed at the state capital from Mexico
City to assume charge of the entire
northern zone
Gen. ALBERT left on the special mill
tary train, which, with the 18th bat
talon, has been patroling the Central
line between chihuahua and Juarez.
On the same train were Mr.. and Mrs
AlbertO MadarO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
DEMOCRATS GET THE
FINE OFFICES NOW
Republicans To Be Kicked Out Of
Luxurious Quarters in the National
Capitol Building.


Washington. d. c. Jan. 5.-After
March a lot of fine OFFICES in the
senate end OF the capitol will be va
Gated by Republicans and occupied by
Democrats. who have been sitting
around Tor years hankering to get
these offices.
In spite Of the fact that there is a
magnificent senate Office building with
fine Offices in it. there is nothing so de-
sirable to the senatorial mind as a. first
class Office in the capitol itself. The
Democrats for nearly a generation have
had to take what they could get in the
way Of offices and have looked on en-
viouSly while Republican colleagues,
like A1drich, Allison, Hale, Lodge. War
ren, Crane, PenroSe, and others have
preempted the best
Now it is different After March 4
the only Republican senator who will
have a good office in the capitol will
be senator Gallinger On the score Of
seniority he viii be entitled to the use
of the old minority room in the capitol
and it its now being fitted up for him.
Senator Warren viii suffer the fate of
being driven out Of the finest suite of
offices at the capitol These are the
magnificent rooms in the basement Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
FOREIGNER WHO ABUT'TED M
MEXICAN AFEAIRS EXECUTE

San Francisco, Cal. Jan 3.-Word
was received here today of the execu-
ton in Mexico City, December %. of P.
L E Del Fungo Giera, who had a
meteOric career in San Francisco finan-
ciaI circles during a period of 10 years
centering on the fire Of 1906.
The Information, received in a pri-
vate letter, was to the effect that
Giera- after accepting a colonelcy in
one of Madero's regiments, became inti-
mate with Felix Diaz. and was captured
in Diaz's ranks when the latter's revo-
luton dissolved at Veracruz. A court
martial convicted Giera of high treason.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
MEXICAN RAILWAY STRIKE
MAY CLOSE BIG SMELTER-

Monterey and other smelters in Mex
leo may be forced to close because of
the Mexican National lines strike, local
mining and smeltcr men say. The
strike has tied up traffic on a number
of the lines in the south of the republic,
including those which carry the fuel
supply to the big shelters in Mexico.
The railroad men on the government
lines are striking for an eight hour
working day and an increase in pay.
The effect of the strike has not been
felt in FL PasO as the Central has not
been in condition to do much business
or the past year because of its shortage
in rolling stock and motor power
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
RETURN FROM CONFERENCE
WITH PRESIDENT ON MEXICO

W. n. Pence and II. S. Ctephsnson,
who attended a white house conference
recently regarding Mexican affairs,
have returned and are now at the Fo-
tel Sheldon Mr.. Pence is southwestern
manager of the Morris Packing COM
pany's interests, including the Mexican
ranches, and Mr.. Stephenson is mana
ser Of the Palomas Land and Cattle
company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
PROMINENT MEXICANs ARE
RETURNING TO CHIHUAHITA

There is a general exodus Of Mexican
refugees from FL Paso to Mexico Al
berto Madero and his family and red
automobile have gone to Chihuahua;
also gone back to chihuahua and a
number Of the Mexican families who
have been living in this city have re-
turned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03

March 3, when the Woman's suffrage
parade takes place.
The procession will be divided into
five sections and with each section will
be heralds dressed in medieval COS
tune who will from time to time repeat
famous suffrage speeches. The parade
will be composed of floats, allegorical
figures portraying the condition of
women from the dawn Of creation down
to the present century.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
FOGG IS ACQUITTED BIZ

JUE1I IN SCSIICb OODANA-
Howard Fogg was acquitted by a
jury in justice J. J. Murphy's court to-
day of a charge of assault. preferred
by Andrew Oft, a former employee Of
Fogg. He charged that Fogg had beat
en- and kicked him out of the Hippo
ddrome skating rink Fogg. admitted
kicked him twice, but told the jury
that OFT came to his place Of business
and abused and cursed him first
Whereupon he had acted to protect
himself from insult.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-03
HE ASKS TO KNOW.

George Look has written a letter to
president VIM. H. Taft asking him how
he is going to get his goods out Of
Mexico. Look wrote: Il am one OF
the Americans who left when you ad-
vised us TO. I left my possessions in
Mexico. Now I can't get them out
VIII you please let me know how
can get them2 Conditions are worse
in Mexico than heretofore"