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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-10-14

Never try to run two separate jobs at
the Same time, or one 10 sure 10 suner
from inattention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-10-14

The Wild morning glories and cockle-
burrs don't quit the fields and 60 to
town Saturday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-10-14
AMONG THE FARMERS.
" SPEED THE PLOw."

on practical agricultural topics
Is solicited. Address all communications In
tended for this department to HENRY d
HAMMOND, Agricultural Editor Oxford Dem
ocras. Paris. Ne.
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CHAPTER Nv.

The French In Panama.
~HE independence Of Panama
from Spain by bloodless
revolution In 1921 had placed
the isthmus In q new position
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-24

Judge Lands refused to try
case Of Robert Stevenson & Co,
charged with shipping barrel of
spirits unlawfully, because mem.
Der of firm was related to him.
Several shots exchanged when
two robbers entered saloon of c.
L. Dodge, HOO Wells ST., and
got away with $50 and $85 dia-
mond stickpin.
So-ca1led cultured society folks
are going to have great time in
attic of Saratoga hotel eating
steak with fingers.
Illinois commission on uniform
marriage and divorce, which met
yesterday called divorce greatest
menace to nation.
John N. WHY'S, Toledo, paid
Rheinhardt art galleries $250,000
for Rembrandt's famous painting,
The Praying Pilgrim"
Coroner's jury ordered investi-
CATION into death of Mrs. Mar
garet ,Steinhoff, 1880 N. Fairfield
av., found dead with bullet in
heart.
Vincent Stankus, II, 934 W.
10Th ST., arrested last night, told
of existence of gang of boy
thieves.
Three more cases of smallpox
discovered by health department
yesterday.
Fire destroyed Champion Oil
company plant, 633-7 w. 39th st.
$4,000 loss.
Rep. VIM. Mckinley has prom
ised $4,000 to Chicago Chapter
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-24

.lapsed Home theater on MilWau-'
kee av., to go to trial. .
Mile. Stasia Napierkowska,
Polish-Turkish dancer, nearly
blew back to Paris because Hotel
Sherman wouldn't admit her dog.
Finally got rooms at another.
place.
James w. Stacey, alleged as
sailant of former Lieut.. B. J.
Burns in James Sidias saloon.
1149 Wabash av., found guilty.
Will be sentenced by Judge
Windes.
Richard largest, AZ, grabbed
tray of pipes, valued at $50, in H.
M. Schermerhorn's cigar stores
So w. Monroe St, and beat it.
Caught at State and Adams SITS.
Woodlawn folks seem to have
won scrap against increased rates
and rotten service on Illinois Cen
trail. g.
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, sup't
of schools, has asked Board of
Education for $11,O73,886 for eds
ucational purposes.
Battling Nelson was knocked
down for the count yesterday.
Fay King, Denver cartoonist,
was the winner. Cupid refereed.
E. r. Gage, piano tuner, was
caught in death strip between two
cars at Van Buren and Wabash.
Seriously injured.
Mrs. F. M. Birks, Peoria, lost
$500 diamond ring in lavatory at
Congress Hotel. &.
Sherman c. Kingsley, former
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-24

WHAT HAPPENED IN CHICAGO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
DR.. Sun Vat Sen E.pln,n,.

New York. July 2s.-Dr. sun Vat
Sen. who was the first provisional
President of the Chinese republic, and
led the revolution against Manchu
rule, to- day cabled the following pro.
ciamation 70 the Associated Press.
shanghai. China. July 2s-When.
three months ago, Yuan Shi kal un-
constitutionally concluded the loan
with the bankers representing the nye
powers almost Immediately after the
discovery OF documents duplicating th,.
Chinese govtrnment in the asSassina-
ton Of the Nationalist leader, General
sung Chiao -Jcn. / appealed 10 the gov
ernmcnts ana peoples OF Europe 10
witpno!d payment OF the loan TEN
ppIdr.iy, knowing that the Chimes.
people would dcnounce. Yuan Ski kai
ior the loan and tor the murder and
that Yuan Shi kai would suppress
their protest BY force OF arms.
My appeal fen on deaf ears, and
uan Sh! ka! supplied with FUNDS b!'
the loan. poured troops into the
southern PROVINCES to dismiss the gov
ernors and subj0gate the people ue-
catse they did not approve OF his
h!SA- hdnucd actions. and Insisted Oh a
thorough Investigation OF the murder
of General sung Chic Jcn.
The Province hianE 81 resisted the
INVASION OF the northern troops sent
oy yuan shat kai ana six other pro-
V!nccs rose and Joined with kiang 81
TO drive him away from office
The present war would terminate
as soon as Yuan SnI kai retired from
the presidency which he has d!sgraced
e.! cannot bear 10 see my LIE work
destroyed, and the des polism Of the
Manchus replaced oy tnat OF Yuan
Shi kai.
Il viii hight for the peoples righte-
Gus cause. which, Notwithstanding
great ODDS, must ultimately triumph.
The powers, misiniormed OF the
situation in China. nave assisted Yuan
Shi kai with fumes, which has caused
the present war.
Il earnestly appeal u all desiring
peace and an early cessation OF Il long
and sanguinary conflict cnta!l!ng niue n
misery 10 cease giving further imam
cial assistance 10 Yuan Shi kai 1
make this appeal in the name OF hu-
manly and justice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
DONATION PARTY"
IS GIVEN BY JUDGE
Peter ]. Hamilton, in Porto Rico,
Has House Furnished
by Friends.
HIS GIFTS WORTH 500
Report Of Affair Reaches Wash
ington, and Investigation
Is Under Way.
is GIFTS WORTH $500


Washington. July as.-Fedcrai Judge Peter
J. Hamilton. recently appointed TO Porto
nishing his home in San Juan A casual
inventory places the value OF his gifts at
Political dissatisfaction caused a report
OF the matter to Congress. and investi-
cation has been started. Judge Hamilton is
an Alabama Democrat and q, classmate OF
President Wilson. who appointed him to tho
Porto Rico bench as successor TO Judge Paul
Charlton, who resigned.
Judgc Hamilton landed Mt San Juan early
IN april having been confirmed by the SEN
ate March H. last. He left his family at his
san Geronimo Place. a pretentious home. In
which he was to Install his family
According TO the charges that have been
Drought against the Judge. there appeared
In the local san Juan newspapers an advcr-
,isement stating that tho judges san Juan
house was without furniture tableware and
other articles necessary 10 home conforts
ana that June Is. between and 30. tho
, ,rs you'd receive his friends at a donation
parry, the gifts TO be used by him during
ms residence in San Juan. and TO be taken
oE MN when he left as souvenirs"
Between the hours set in the advertisement
including lawyers and litisants marchinp
S Speir 10 me Judges home carrying tables
chars' tableware. decanters kitchen arti-
Sles and family silver hcirlooms A house.
iio'u supply company wrote. IL is charged
reGrettinS the advertisements, ms IL woult
have furnished the house gladly for the
Judge The concern is said TO he a litEant
before the court.
taken OF the judges little party. trouble
broke out in the Porto Rican Congress over
the appointment or the principal OF some
school. The American officials defeated the
choice OF the Speaker OF the House. \ mem
her OF the House made speech. saying that
nothing else could be expected when Aneri-
can officials were playing politics and sud ges
were accepting presents
American business In San Juan re-
ported judge Hamilton to members OF Con-
gress who took the matter up with Attor-
ney-General McReynolds This is not my
trouble, said tho Attorney General. That
| branch OF tho judiciary is under the Wa.
Department"
Acting Secretary OF War Henry Brocken-
ridge referred the case 20 Major Mcintyre.
chief OF the insular division. for a report
IL was a Joke on the part OF the Judge
explained tho major. lie married II minis
tcrs daughter. and comes from "A section Of
the country where such parties are common.
lie Is q classmate OF President Wilson
Secretary breckenridge could no; sec the
Joke, and directed that = complete report
OF the case be- made to him for presentation
10 tho congressional committee having
charge OF such matters
Judge Hamilton WAS trst appointed TO the
Porto INcGn 1udGeship by President TAFT
compliment TO Presiden, Wilson. The sem
ate failed 10 confirm the appointment and
President Wilson sent back the name at the
beginning OF the special session II was
confirmed without delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
News of dcricknhurr.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
,Fr .,,a,t SO W. July 2sIMiss
resignation az tho superintendent OF
! the Mary Washington Hospital, OF this
city. 10 take effect December 81
The Holiness camp meeting will be-
gin on the camp grounds of The organi-
Zation near Spotsylvania Courthouse
or Aususi IL continuing for ten. days
j. II Okey. OF Danville, will be the
speakers.
" + Lucas &c, Prop,,iet99T Of the Ho;el
Hotel Nordan. OF south iiili' and viii Viii
give II his personal attention He has
engaged Miss Carrie Leftwich. OF Ash
land, TO take charge OF Hotel Fred
4 splssnaidly modelled ing has been
railway yard at irTington, on the lower
brey Gompanyj; Of Of thiS s ely, The beat
be used for towing purposes on the
Rappahannock River and its tribu
c. j Meetze, present member OF the
House OF Delegates from Prince VIII
! liam County. has been declared the
Democratic candidate for reelection.
he having had no opposition;
The Orange Presbyterian Church was
dedicated Yesterday. The Rev. W ".
Theolog ical Seminary, of Richmond, DE-
livercd the dedicatory sermon. The
. Rev s. q Coke, OF Rapidan. is the
pastor.
position OF Commonwealth attorney
OF Spotsylvania County for the vacancy
caused by the death OF the late T.
L. Waller. S. Peter Powell and John
made today By Judge R II l.
Chichester. of the Circuit Court OF Spot
syivanIa County. Judge Waller being
named
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
VIII Solicit Funds

New York. July 2S.-N!ne Chinese.
business men OF New York. are on
their way TO Boston. Chicago and other
cities 10 raise money among their fell
low countrynen for the support Of the
revolutionary party in China. 1t was
said that similar action had been taken
among the Chinese leaders in San
Francisco. who were sending out men
to-day to raise money among the Chi
nese residents Of Western cities.
y committee Of ten formed at a
meeting yesterday has established
headquarters in New York for the aid
of the rebel cause. They declare that
the Chinese in this country are over
whelmingly for the rebels. and they
denounce Provisional President Yuan
Shi Kai as ambitious to become an
Emperor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29

Paris, July oS.-Ultra exclusive
circles OF Paris have been entertaining
EN- Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ De-
pew for the past few weeks. Mrs. De
pew. who was the charming May
Palmer, OF New York and Paris is A
Partisan of Parsians. and one of the
most popular women in the French
capital
Notwithstanding the great reputation
of the ex-senator at home as a diplo-
mat after dinner speaker and railroad
director. the Parisians are more i'm
pressed by the accomplishments of his
wife and always refer to him as that
amiable old gentleman who married the
charming May Palmer" That must be
an amusing experience for the former
New York Senator.
Mrs. Depew was taken to Paris when
she was one year old, and lived here
until she became the wife of the Sena
tor at the age of thirty Her mother
was of French extraction. and was
famous in New York and Paris as one
Of the beautiful Hermann girls"
Mrs. Depcw Is highly versed in the
literature OF France. Italy. Germany.
Spain and Russia. and speaks each Of
those languages with the incest under
standing. Few people nre aware Of
her remarkable intellectual equipment,
except those inside her own circle.
The French people. however, know
what an unusual woman she is and
they delight to honor her and claim
her as their own.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
BOMB DROPPED ON
MEXICAN GUNbOAT
Aviator Succeeds in Destroying
War Vessel of
Federals.

Noghics. Ariz., July "S.-The ,Iexic,n
cdcral gunbont Iampico y,ns destroyed
to-day by bomb dropped from nm
hcropiunr over Gunyurnns unrbor d.
ci"res an official insurgcnt message II,
"ns said ,hni Aviator Didicr Nassau
made three Nights over the hnrbnr he
iorc he succeeded in hitting the hout.
ME u vas reported during mo
Italian Turkish war that war vessel
was sunk by a bomb dropped from an
aefoplane. the report was never CON
mined There is said 10 be no Other
report Of similar feat on record. al.
though many bombs have been dropped
III military camps during the Balkan
war Mason has made various Az
tennis 10 damage the forts ana shin,
Of the Mexican army and navy Al
Guayamas, but has met Win indiner.
cnt success
Governor Ignacio Pe2queira received
word OF the reported insurgent victory
while he was on the way north from
Hermos!lio. Hc was met at MORALES
sonora. by Jose Maytorcna, the sonora
Governor, who has been at Tucson
Ariz leaving the affairs ~ State wi,t
Fesqueira II was SAID the two wo,iId
confer regarding either elections nr
| turning over the government 60 Nav.
tcrena.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
FIRING RESUMED
BY REBEL TROOPS
Believed Guns Are Being DELHI
erately Trained on Foreign
Settlement.
CHINESE ARE IN PANIC
Shanghai Again in Throes of
Battle After Two Nights
Of Quiet.
CHINESE ARE IN PANIC

Shanghai. July 2s-u1 p. M).-After
two nights or quiet. firing was resumed
here at o'clock tonight. Shells burst
over the band stand in the foreign set
Element, a Portuguese boy received NOR
tai injuries and other foreigners had
narrow escapes.
AT this hour the fight continues. 1t
Is suspected that the rebels are deliber
ately training their guns on the for
eisn settlement in revenge for the
Shanghai volunteers having disarmed
300 soldiers and twelve officers at
Chapel Saturday.
Panic prevails among the Chinese,
crowds of whom are locking TO the
foreign settlement from the native CITY.
All the boundaries Of the settlement
ere constantly patrolled by foreign de-
tachments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
Declares for sepnrntion.

Peking, July 2S.-General Huang
Sing. commander of the Southern
forces has tentatively declared for the
separation of the north and south and
the abandonment of the punish Yuan"
expedition northward.
Several columns of southerners ag-
gregating about 5000 men, arrived to-
day at Marking and later proceeded for
Yang Chow, Province Of Kiang Su, with
the supposed intention Of threatening
an attack of General Hsu and his 5000
men with view to inducing them to
join the southerners
The northerners are meanwhile con-
verging on Nanking. while up the river,
after recapturing the Hu Kow forts.
they are steadily dispensing the robels.
whose leaders are endeavoring with
only partial success TO prevent whole
sale assertions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Gloucester Courthouse, Va. July Is
John Dayton Moore, a highly esteemed
citizen Of GLOUCESTER COUNTY, died in
OF six months Mr.. Moore leaves
widow. who was Miss Josephine How
Misses Myrtle. Ollie. Peachy and Pearl;
two sons. boswell Moore, Of Norfolk.
and John Moore, Jr. of Gloucester. Flu
Methodist Episcopal Church. They We're
conducted by his pastor. Rev. Mr.. Ell
lott, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29

Bucharest, July Is me peace con
ference between representatives. Of the
Balkan states win be opened 4o-lnor-
row IL is announced that the Greek.
eervian and Montenegro delegates will
refuse 10 discuss peace terms untn ne
Eulsar delegates are empowered 70 ne
got!ate an agreement Pending an out
come Of the negotiations the Rou,na
Man army has been halted within ~
teen miles OF Sofa. TURKEY is not 10
be represented In the peace confer
ence as IL is considered that She has
violated the terms Of the London treaty
by resumiDg hostilit!es in the COZ.
Quered territory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
Mikes stcnuy Adynnccs.

Washington. July 2S-Reports to the
State Department to-day Indicated that
the Chinese republic is making steady
advances toward suppressing the revo-
luton there and that the revolt is
expected To collapse because il Is not
supported by the commercial ella sscs
in the south.
Rear admiral Nicholson reported ar
rival AT kiu kians to-day OF his flag
ship, the cruiser Saratoga, and the
cruiser Cincinnati. His dispatch indi
Gated that Americans and other for
eisners in the Chinese summer capital
were safe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
RETURN OF WILSON
TO MEXICAN POST
IS NOT PROBABLE

CONTINUED From First FaCc.)
data gathered in official channels but
the letters of trustworthy Americans.
such as William Bayard Hale. his in
innate friend and hiographer, and
Reginald Francisco Del Vale. close
friend Of Secretary Bryan. who has
just returned from wo-months' in
spection of conditions Besides this.
the President now has the views Of
the Constituencies as outlined by
some Of their most able opponents.
The plan of mediation is still being
discussed in congressional circles SEN
ator Bacon, chairman OF the Foreign
Relations Committee. thinks it would
be a good plan If the Mexicans would
consent to It,
Reports to the State Department to-
day said that vigorous measures were
being taken by Mexican Federal SOL
diers dispatched TO capture the ma
rauders who sacked the American
plantations in the vicinity OF Frontera
Many OF the bandits have been taken
and killed. and il is expected that the
plantations will be reopened soon
The Americans in Mexico, concern
inS whom inquiry has been made at
the department, ana whose safety is
Nouched for include the family of John
y. Thompson. now al Saltlllo, prepar-
ing 10 sail for Virginia, via New York:
DR.. Jumper, thought TO be in Torreon;
Thomas l.. Ham!ll OF Fort Worth.
Texas. safe and we'll at Vera Cruz, and
Rouse Field safe in Mexico City.
Reports from San Diego say that an
issue OF paper currency is being put
into forcible circulation there by the
CarrauZaiSts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
Hay Militin nin introduced.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Kepresenta
tive Hay, OF virginia, chairman OF the
House Military Affairs Committee. to-
day reintroduccd his bill providing
the machinery Tor the organization OF
volunteer regiments for the army IN
time Of war OF threatened war The
bill would place the volunteer orgaui-
cations on AN equal footing with tho
regular army and the national guard.
and would supplement the Dick b!n,
which provided for the organization OF
the State national guards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29

London, July - beyond renort
from SOMA that Turkey has expressed
readiness 10 open peace NEGOTIATIONS
with Bulgaria there were no fresh de-
Ne!opmenis In the Balkan situation to-
day The Porte has dispatched Osinan
Hiz i'aSha Mlnister Of Public
"oFhs 70 Loaacu ON special mis-
SION The object OF which Is not known
~ IS oH!c!alIs Announced from Bucha-
rest that the advance guard or the
Eoumanian army has halted close TO
Sofa on TIE east
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
Mrs. Rosa A. Stone.

lSpecial to The Times DlSpatch.J
Henderson, n. c., July 28.-After a
confinement of eight weeks from pa
ralysis, Mrs. Rosa A. Stone. the widow
Of Thomas Stone, passed away last
night at IL o'clock, aged sixty-six
years. Mrs. Stone is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. L. A. Keller, Of Hen
derson, and Mrs Nicholas Paschall. OF
Warren County, and three sons, O. V.
Stone. John It. and NJ. II. Stone. all OF
this city The funeral services were
conducted at the NJ E. Church by her
pastor, Rev. D. H. futile, to-day, with
interment in Elmswood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
FORCES GATHER
TO ATTACK SULzER


va" OF 'hem member Of tho Frawley
oonmittee-had attempted to extort
Tribe OF $4,000 from mercantile agen-
cies In this city several years ago:
The Rev. Mr. Miller as he Gala
himself is contemplate liar know
ne Is referring - me when he speaks
az three Sena tors who demanded money
10 cbstruct Legislation unfavorable TO
me collecting as"ncies He said tho
three senators were all from Aianhat-
tan. ana dcscriho3 one OF them as being
"A member OF tie Frawley committee
IL happcns that am the only Senator
on the committ+- from Manhattan who
was IN the Legislature at that time.
= d. not ever recall the legislation
inns man refers 10 Several years ago
ne mad" libeious statements OF a sim
liar character. winch he was forced to
retract TO avoid prosecution"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29

~ me Front, AooNc Guayamas Mex.
July - ne insurSent Investment OF
Guayamas was resumed to-day, ana
second column WAS to bc pushed
forward Tonight under cover OF dark
ness, reinforcing the extreme front.
which is composod II 2.O0o men. half
OF them Yaqu.s Federal gunboats in
nc harhor shelled insuygcnt positions
ali day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
Mayor Kccommend, rnymcn,

Seattle. July 2s.-Mayor Cot-erui to-day
ment o, claims totaling $685. % for dar.aEe
done to tho headquarters and branCe orcari-
"htion officers Of the Socialist party during
the recent riots. The Industrial Workers OF
tho World h!ed no claims. In his cor.,,,uui-
cation 10 the Council the Mayor said Scattl,
was responsible for the destruction OF the
property. because IL was the duty OF the no.
lice 70 have given protection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29

Washington. July 9s.-Garry Jones OF New
York. today asked the District supreme
Court 10 enloin Postmaster General Burlcson
from awarding contract 10 the Trlner Scale
company OF Chicago. .or -. 90 scales FOR use
IN the parcel post service. The petitioners
cum mat after the bids were opened the
Chicago company failed 70 submi; nm ,ddi
hona sample and that the sample did not
comply with the spec!hcacticon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
Mrs. Ann VI. Bnrlo,v.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Norfolk. Va, July 2S.-Mrs. Ann VI.
Barlow. widow of w. Fl. Barlow, was
found dead in bed at her home in
Churchland Sunday morning when her
daughter, Mrs. ]. +. Senate, went to her
room to call her. Mrs. Barlow was
seventy-one years old. and is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Senate and
Mrs. T. D. Gaskins, Of This city. She
was a sister OF n. o. Gwaltney and
Fannie F, Gray. both OF Isle of Wight
County, of which section Mrs. Barlow
was a native,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
OBITUARY


Eliza beth Taliaferro. fourteen years
old. died yesterday morning at o'clock
In the home OF her uncle. John A
Brander, in Mamaroneck, y. y, She
was the eldest daughter OF William
NJ. and Louise Brander Taliaferro, OF
100 South Fourth Street
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
steamers Ordered Ready.

Hong Kong. July 2s.-The British
river steamers at Canton have been or
dered by the consul to steam up in
readiness. if necessary. to embark the
women and children from the suburb
OF Shannon, where most OF the for
eigners reside.
There was an abnormal exodus to-
day of the better class in Canton to
Hong Kong.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
SrltillO Besicced.

Eagle Pass, Texas. July 2S.-Accord-
ing TO reports received at Piedras Ne
sras. Mexico, Const!tutionalist head
quarters, the revolutionists have laid
Siege 20 the city of Saltillo. capital OF
the state OF Ccahuila Heavy nSht-
ing was reported in progress to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-29
THREATEN
LIVES OF SOLDIERS

lost. 10 the ships captain and crew.
who reached Pensacola by boat to-
day. The schooner was returning from
wrecking expedition in the neigh
borhood OF Grand Cayanan Island
when she encountered the storm that
CARRIED her upon the rocks All of her
crew escaped.