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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-23

Wheat 241.000 bushels.
Flour $1,000 bushels.
Equals $4,000 bushels.
Corn none.
Oats $4,000 bushels.
BRooNiIIAIL CABLES.
1900 bushels.

Liverpool-The easier American
cables yesterday and the continued
large Canadian movement with bear
ish reports from Australia caused
some pressure opening with prices Is
lower and following the opening an
additional decline of 1-S. advices from
Russia and Argentine are bearing and
expectations for liberal Russian ship.
ents again this week. These iniiu.
ences. however, had but slight effect
upon values as there appears supper:
on al, declines recently with an in.
creased inquiry for forward shioment.
At 1880 p. m. the market was dull
but steady, 1-S lower.
Corn opened 1-S lower and later
further declined 1-s on easier closing
in Buenos Aires. Later there was
support o. expectations Of lighter
plate shipments this week and an in.
creased demand for parcels.
European visible. wheat 73.344.00o,
against 70.5s0.000 last week. increase
2,764,000 bushels.
Russia-Our agent cables that the
corn crop is expected to turn out on
the whole we'll as regards quality but'
a moderate yie4d is expected, latest
estimates being for a Yield Of $780,.
600 bushels against 76,600.00 bush.
els last year.
IS i lug tth M"i is n sSs1 e yss5'Fo Wheat. )
against the prevailing 10s SIS cents
for October. The outlook for the
new crop conditions continues favors
able.
Foreign crop summary - United
Kingdom: Harvesting Of wheat 10
we'll advanced, supplies Of native
wheat are fair.
France-Threshins Of wheat 10
only progressing slowly az a result.
Of unfavorable weather. Foreign
buying continues. -
Germany-Offerings liberal Of new
wheat and this further serves to con.
firm a good outturn.
Rus.ia-Threshing returns general.
~ satisfactory. both regarding guam.
o as regards quality 10 favorable.
Roumania - Weather clear ana
warm favoring threshing and also
cor crop. The international insti.
tute of Rome estimates wheat crop
at SO, ZOO. 900. last year 5000, 900.
Bnlgaria-.The institute Of Rome
estimates wheat crop at so, 200. 900
bushels, last year 44,000.0 900. This
estimate Is believed to be too optimiss
tic.
Hungary-Weather more favorable
for corn, it being clear and warmer
and the outlook for this crop is more
hopeful.
india-There are no reports Of rain
in the droughty regions and wheat
is very firmly held.
Australia-Our agent cables that
recent rains have raised crop pros.
poets ten per cent.
Buenos Aires close-wheat un.
changed. Corn Ia to 1-2 lower.
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NOTICE OF CANCELLATION Oj
LAND -CONTRAN..A

You are hereby notified that default
has been made by you in the per-
Torrance of the terms and conditions
Of a certain contract, dated on the
21st day of April. 1909, between KEEL
sey Development company, a corpora
ton. as party Of the first part, and
yourself as party of the second part.
upon the payment by o of the prin-
cipal sum Of three hundred and for
ty-two dollars. (%$342.00) in monthly
indictments Of 1--WE dollars ($5.O0)
each, payable April 81, 1909. and on
the 21st day of each subsequent month
until September 21st, 1909. and ten
dollars $4,000 on october 21st. and
month until the whole principal sun
shall have been paid. with interest
at the rate of six (6) per cent per
annum on the deferred payments. and
the performance of certain covenants
in said contract contained. to convey
and assure to You the following de-
scribed real estate. situate and being
in the county Of Grand Forks. North
Dakota; to-wi 1. All Of lot eleven
OF W~estacott's sub-division Of part of
the north half Of section four (4)
township one hundred and ffty-one
(151), range fifty 600, according to
the plat thereof on file or of record
in the office Of the register of deeds
in and for said county and state.
That our said default consists in
this: that you have failed to pay the
monthly installment which became
due on the 21st day of October, 1909.
and on the 21st day of each subse-
quent month. with III interest on the
deferred payments, and have failed to
pay the taxes on said premises for
the years 1909, 1910 and 1911.
And you are further notified that
by reason of such default. and pur-
suant to the terms Of said contract.
the said Kelsey Development company
has elected to and will cancel and
terminate the said contract and de-
clare the same and all rights accru-
ing to you hereunder to be forfeited
and determined. and hat such cam
collation. and termination will take
effect on the 25th day of October,
1915
Dated at Grand Forks, North pa-
kota, this 30th day of August. 1913.
kelsey Development Company.
Owner and Vendor.
Bangs, Netcher s. Hamilton,
Grand Forks. N. d.,
Attorneys for Owner and Vendor. .
Sept. 2, 9. Is. 20, 1913.
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DRIVEN PUMP WANTED.

Sealed proposals will be received at
ditor. not later than 4 o'clock p. M, on
Monday. Oct. s. 1913. for one S-million
gallon centrifugal pump. driven by a
20 h. p. vertical steam turbine togeth-
ing. I. o. b. Grand Forks, n. Oak, &C
cording to specifications prepared by
the city engineer. All bids shall be Sc
curely sealed and addressed to the UNI
bine Driven Pump" and will be open
ed and considered by the city council
at. their meeting to be held at 8 O'CLOCK
p. m. on said day.
to reject any or all bids.
Done by order Of the city council,
this 22nd day Of Sept. 1918.
-Chas. J. Evanson.
City Auditor.
(Sept. 23-3O.)
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THE

Thief River Fa!ls-C1ear. 81 above,
Glenwood-Cloudy, light rain. SIS
above.
Bismarck-Clear, light north wind.
80 above. ,
Hankinson - Cloudy. brisk south
wind. IS above. no rain.
Portal-Clear. calm. 40 above.
Harvey-Part cloudy. strong east
wind. W. hours light rain. II above,
Enderlin-Clear. calm. 40 above.
Superior-Part cloudy. calm, 80
abov..
Minneapolis-cloudy. east wind. 20
above.
Canadian northwest. rs to SO above.
partly cloudy.
Edmonton, killing frost.
Swift Current. raining.
Regina raining.
Northwest. 81 to 4s above, partly
cloudy.
Bismarck. raining, trace.
Huron, raining.
Showing at Yellowstone park.
West ~ to IS above. generally
clear. ..
Southwest. so to ss above. general.
~ clear.
Ohio valley. SO to 81 above. partly
cloudy.
killing frost at Columbus. Heavy
frost at Indianapolis. Evansville and
Cincinnati.
Forecast.
Illinois. Indiana. Missouri. Michi.
gan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, lows and
Dakotas-Rain tonight and Wednes.
day. Warmer tonight. Colder Wed.
nesday.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE


Sealed proposals will be received at
the ofice Of Chas; ]. Evanson. city au-
ditor, not later than APP. IA. Monday.
Oct. 9Th. 1913. for furnishing h city
Of Grand Forks. NJ D.. with five hun
dred feet of single Jacket cotton rub
Der lined fire hose. 2i1 inch internal di-
ameter: coupled with automatic coup
lings. Grand Forks thread. with Higbe.
cut OF thread, (. o. b., Grand Forks, N.
D.. :, .,>
po sstS hose nor to m ss,sh tb nes. less e t noSnd 80
coupled. pei. section Of 50: feet, coup
linss to weigh not less than s. nor
pressure Of 400 pounds; and guaranteed
for three years from date. Of delivery.
A certified check of $50 must accom-
pany each, bid for the faithful execu-
ton Of contract II awarded, together
with a sample of hose.
The city council reserves the right to
reject any. n all bids.
1918. -. -: "
-Chas.- j. Evanson,
.. City Auditor.
(Sept. $500.
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The Markets II
WHEAT OPENS At
HIGHER POINT
Later in Session it Declined
a Full Cent From High
est Figure.

Minneapolis. Sept. 23.-wheat open.
ed fractionally higher or steadier L.iv.
erpool cables which came l.S lower in
face Of our decline off over a cent Yea.
terday. but later in the session declin.
ed a full cent from the high point.
rallying a quarter Of a cent before the
close, closing prices being 3-s under
those of last night. Bradstreets show.
ed an increase of $4,000, 900 bushels
for the week. which with large receipts
caused a bearish feeling and the crowd
sold short.
Clearances wheat and flour equalled
1850 bushels.
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FOREIGN CABLES.

Liverpool close-Wheat 1-S lower.
Corn Ia tt 3-8 lower.
Paris-Wheat "a higher to Ia ow-
cir. Flour l to ! ga lower.
Antwerp-Wheat 1 Ia lower.
Berlin-Wheat closed unchanged.
Budapest-Wheat closed Ia lower.
Buenos Aires opened unchanged.
Corn 3.8 to ga lower.
Paris openingWheat Ia higher to
Ia lower. Flour I to : cents lower.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-23
HOUSES o RENT
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW

WATC0 GRAND FORKS GROW -
FOR RENT -
slo.ooI ;5AlMl modern room in Kelsey
'.,'s.os@ KY modern '.or. on rhira
~ .oo-store on Third street.
$it.SS-ssttSSrrss ON R Rsasss venue.
e40.00--Nine room, new, all modern
house. on University avenue. :
SIS .00-New, all modern. room
house. University avenue
43a.00-Six room house, all modern but
heat, University avenue.
$S6.00-Nine DON all modern house.
with barn, Riverside Park.
S.00-Five room house on South
Third street.
$2o.00-Four house. all modern
but bath, Kittson avenue.
$13.0o-Five room house, city water.
S13.5o-six room house ON Third ave
8 7.eo-sevenz room house. city water
free. Dell avenue. Z Z
FOR SALE 4
33,600-Seven room house, all modern
but heat, South Fifth street. Lot
e3xl40. Fine lawn and shade
,l.4oo0so foot lot on South Firth
street. Fine shade and csment
$3.ooo-six room, all modern house,
hardwood floors throughout. Easy
s6.soo-Nine room. all modern house,
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GRAIN OPINIONS.

Clement, Curtis & Cove fail to
see anything to encourage buying any
Of the grains.
Lamson Bros.-we continue to feel
that caution should be exercised ON
either side Of the corn market for the
time being.
Ware & Leland-We believe prices
will gradually drag lower, suggest
sales on. the rallies.
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LLvEST0GK

chicago-Hogs 10000; left over D..
875; steady to five cents lower; light
8.45 to 9.25; mixed 7.95 to s.25; heavy,
7.S5 to 9.O5; rough. 7.S5 to sos: cattle
5000: slow and steady; sheep $4,000,
generally steady.
Kansas City-Hogs $4,000; cattle L..
900; sheep $4,000.
omaha-Hogs 5000; cattle 7.ooos
sheep 1900.
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RECEIPTS.

Duluth 391 against 472.
Winnipeg 1920: last year not shown.
Minneapolis sol against 4W7.
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WHEAT RECEIPTS.

st. Louis today 10000, last year 49,.
900.
Kansas City-Wheat 10000 last
year 10000.
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PRIMARY MOVEMENT.

PRIMARY MOVEMENT.
Wheat receipts 2.032,000: last year
2,777.000.
Shipments 100000: last year 1885,
900.
Corn receipts 100000: last year
$4,000.
Shipments $4,000; last year 442.-
900.
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WANTED TO RENT
TRANSFERS

n. W. DAY MAKES ESPECIALLY or
handling heavy freight, household
stosase warehouse IN ~ccnnection.
Phone n. W. S27: !T..& SSH
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EXCHANGES

FOR SALE OR TRADE WISH TO
trade one of the finest residences in
Bathgate for land: five lots. house
and barn. Give all particulars IN first
Address s. Q. Bostwick. Bathgate.
N. d.
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and Keliy's. Soysis Black ma Frey arey
mackinaw. Return to S0l North
Sixth street for reward.
Losr-sILvER MESH BAG CoNrAfN-
ing small key and 81 bill. Finder re-
turn to Mrs. H Burton, SlS South
Third street, for reward.
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FARM LANDS

FARM LAND FOR SALEM. E.. I SEC.
81. town of Brenna: one mile to
church and school, and " miles to
railroad station; a beautiful grove
and granary; about 1875 acres under
OF N. w. I Sec. "a, Ferry, adjoining
Turtle River; SO acres of field, bal
ance timber and river. An ideal
will be sold right IL taken before
October LIST. A good automobile will
be taken az part payment. Very lit
tie cash needed. T.. j. Hagen.
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WANTEDToBUY

WANTED - SECONDHAND BANK
fixtures. also Manganese safe, pro-
Photograph. Underwood typewriter
Times-Herald. q
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTO FOR sALD-s.PAssENGER q
II. p. Velie, good AZ new. cheap II
sold soon. Lock Box 374.
GOOD SECOND HAND 6-PAssENGER
Kissel car. Dakota Auto Co.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

70 RENTL1.ooo ACRES; $40 ACRES
simmer following; 400 acres fall
to barley n oats. Will sell stock
and machinery to run the same II
party wishes to buy. This farm IL
five miles east Of Cando. Good pas
ture and all new buildings. Write
Box 1922, Cando. N. D.. tas
FOR RENT-GooD FARM, WITH
good buildings, Address 3:s Times
Herald,
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST, sTRAYED OR sToLEN-FRoM
my farm. u miles south Of Niagara.
N. D. Ono 2-year-old bay mare: ons
l.year-old bay horse with. white
one 1-year-old black mule. Reward
will be paid for Information leadinA
to the recovery Of these colts. Anton
Wixo. Niagara. N. D.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-pEPpT RESTAURANT
built and completely Furnished, with
fixtures. stoves. etc. Situated only
90 feet from depot. Owner will sac
rtfice for half of actual value. AZ
other interests demand his attention.
Il looking for a business OF this kind
DO not fail to Investigate this at
once. Apply to Nels H. KoppanS,
Adams, N. d.
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HOMESTEAD RELINoU1sHMENT-
100 acres, s miles from good little
town in well settled and good farm
ing country; fenced; 80 acres broke;
dress Box. 1875, Terry, Mont.
FOR sALE-rwo 800 ACRE REL1N.
land. free from stone: north OF
I1avfe. Apply at once to McCarroli
q Minifie. Havre. Mont.
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AGENTS.

wANTBp-dooD LIVE AGENT m
Income. wiite for particulars 20
Homestead Real Estate Loan Co..
First National. Bank Building, Grand
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RMAToLoG1s

MRS. NJ. c. PIERCE
Hlectrolysis for removing superfluous
hair. moles. warts, etc. Electrolytis
face bleaching, massage and scalp
treatments. Graduate chiropodist. Dis.
titled water for shampooing. Call or
write. Hair Dressing Department,
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LOTS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-so FOOT LOT on UNI
yersity- avenue. 1926. Address $50
Times.Aerald.S
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WHEAT.
CASH CY.Ol

Puts. Dec. .................... .S4
Calls, Dec. .Ss
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BOARD N ROOM
cH1RoPoDIsTs

DIR. J. G. ANsoN CHIRoPoDIs1
Expert N all foot troubles. Corns
removed without 'pAin.c' IngrowinE :.
treated. Clifford Annex. .DeMers
avenue. Tri-State 1851. Northwest
ern 1901.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-23

FoUND-HoRsE. CAME TO MY
place Friday night. Bay horse. white
same by PAVING e%xpsnSs.. Peter Erne
berry, Grand Forks.
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PHYSICIAN wANTED-oN OR BE-
fore the 10th OF October, a general
practitioner, to rent ten room office
and dwelling on Main street. Ardoch,
tice for one year with privilege Of
purchase at end Of that time. Two
railways. Apply to DR.. John Mont
gomery, Ardoch, N. d.
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FEMALE HnLP-csntiassa.
HELP-FEMALE

WANTED-CoMpETENT. Girl FOR
general homework: no washing.
Mrs. j. II. Ruettell. s702 South Fourth
street. ~. =. ~. 81. \.
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M|lE-A-M|NU1E
FLIGHT BY MCCORMICK,
NOW A REAL A|RMAN
Rockefeller's Son-in-I.aw Plans
to Fly From Home TO Bust
ness Every Day.

CHICAGO. July 0--Harold =. Mo-
cormick made . successful flight In his
new hydroaeroplano to-day from his
ssmmer residenos In Lake Forest. over
the waters Of Lake Michigan to Grant
PAsk. Chicago. . distance Of thirty miles.
0r. Mccormick made the trip III
twsnty-elghf minutes or At . speed Of
more than a mile minute. The ma
chine was driven by Charles C. Wit
mer. Mr., Mccormack left Lake Forest
ut $50 A. NJ. and arrived at Grant Park
twenty-elsht minutes later. The flight
was made at IN AvsrsUs height OF
about sixty feet.
with tho experience that he Intends US
Ing his flying boat TO come down to
business every day THE summer unlsn
storms prevent
The machine has been chrstensd
Edith" after Mrs Mccormick. who
was formerly Mss Edith Rockefeller,
daughter OF John ID. Rockefeller.
/ The craft behaved spiendidly all the
way. the engine never missing a stroke,
the great wings evenly balanced and
the boats body holding true and steady.
All along the lake shore crowds
chsened the rapidly moving craft and
waved hats and handk srchisfs. A mum.
her Of small yachts were passed. the
flying boat skimming over them.
The landing at the south end OF Grant
Park was made gracefully and with
precision and In the midst Of 4 ha
throng.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-30
CUTS RED TAPE TO GET
noLo.uP CRIMINAL
Justice Swami Sets an Example
and Issues 4 Warm
ing.

Thomas scamata ana john Schmidt.
two youths who had piesded guilty to
holding up Oscar SALESMAN Of No. 1856
Avenue c. in . Harlem candy store at
the point OF revolver and robbing him
Of %. we're arraigned before Judge
Swami In the Court OF General SEES
sions to-day for sentence The Court
questioned the prisoners closely and
they admitted that there was . third
man in the robbery.
II am coins. to remand you to the
rombs until Aug. g." said the Court.
and give you . chance to tell the de-
teotives who the third man was.
want the man who stood at the door
and acted a. lookout and got away.
He 10 as guilty a. you.
1T may not be any part Of my
judicial duties and not In line with
judicial poise. but purpose getting
all these holdup, criminals. 1t lis the
only way to clean. UP the city. II we
don't cnt red taps wen get no re.
suits"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-30
SENATORSCONFER
IN SECRET WITH
WILSON ON MEXICO
Ambassador Advocates Re.
stricted Recognition Of the
Huerta Government.
MAKES AN IMPRESSION.
His Story of Events Received
With Favor, But No Ac-
ton IS Taken.

WARRINGTON. July o.-Ambassa.
dor Henry Lane wilson advocated q
restricted recognition OF the .tfuerts
Government In Mexico at y secret con.
ference With the Senate rorsian Rsia-
tons Committee. but the Senators took
no action. Tho details Of his plan
were not d,vuifsa at the time. but
sons Of Ire Republican Senators said
tho Ambassa dor had made a favorAbis
Impression. mot" necsssari,y ~ to his
plan. but a. to bis whole story OF
svents In Mexico.
Ambassador Wilson oesan with .
chronological recital Of his personal
obssrvationA Of the srirrins events In
Mexico beginning at the abdicaton Of
Poririo Dtas and spoke At length Of
the downfall Of Afadsro ana the rise Of
HusrtA. The committee was d1spossd to
let the Ambassador tell his story N his
own way and for more rhan two hours
he continued an almost unbroken harra-
i've. interrupted only occasionally By .
question from son'e Senator.
Extraordinary injbncuohs q secrecy
we're placed on all Senators In che con-
ference. but II was evident that the
committee was listening attentiveiy and
no dtspo0ltSon. to cro0 sxamins Hhs
Ambassador developed.
At the conclusion Of oires hour
examination. members Of the committee
said the Ambassador had been asked
in detail A. to his own connection with
the DOWNFALL OF Madero but they in
sisted MS presentation Of facts and
his connection With thom had been
"favorabiy rscsivsd.-
The Ambassador expressed his own
opinion In favor Of recognition Of the
Huerta Government but the propose
did not meet approval from the major
ity Of the committee. Before Mr
Wilson finished his etory. Senators led
him through . rigid cross-ex examination
Republican Senators declared the Am.
basador had made . favorable I'm
preston"
The committee took no formal action
upon any phases Of the Mexican situ-
alton. No programme OF American
action was outlined further than tn,
suggestions of Ambassador Wilson for
q restricted recognition Of the fiuerts
Government On ~ ne oommittss
dh not act.
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SELL CANAL FOR BASEBALL

The Board Of Estimate will tomorrow
authorize the sale OF a portion Of the
bed OF the FORMER Harlem Ship Canal
to four owners Of adjacent upland prop
arey for price set at s2'6.s6o. The
property to he sold In north Of Two Hun
dred and Twenty-ffth street. east Of
broadway, and broadening out TO the
tracks OF the Putnam RAILROAD. The
property Is TO he filled In and converted
to the uses OF the American League
baseball Park, which In now building At
klngsbridgc.
Emma l., Moller. John c. Dodgers.
Emily " Ro"msr and George !, Ii~hiev
are the buyers. Under the law the own
ers OF abutting property have the first
chance to buy adjacent city property.
Tho new owners will now dispose OF
their holdings IN the bed Of the OLE
canal to the management OF the base.
bali eask
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-07-30
CASTRO AGAIN APPEARS,
FIGHTING IN VENEZUELA
Ex-President Reported in Republic,
Where His Partisans Have
Captured Town.

WILLEMsTAD. Curacao. July So
Reports have reached here that the
town OF coro. In the State Of Falson.
Vensxuels. has been occupied by 'ax-
President C'priano castro's partisans
and that Den. Leon Jurado. 0overnor
Of Falcon. has been taken prisoner BY
them.
II Is also rumored that former Pres-
dent Cipriano Castro landed In Ven-
ezuela yesterday. A number OF Castro's
followers. including two Of his youns
nephews. clandestinely embarked here
to-day bound for Coro The political
situation In venezuela has become most
critical. Scores Of important psrsonagss
have heen imprisoned.