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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-11-22
REBELS CAPTURE OIL FIELDS.
They Get POsses~iOn Of All Pearson
Properties At Tuxpan.

>p>,in' Gable Despatok 10 THE SuS
MENico CITY. Nov 2l.-The manager
in Mexico city of the Pearson syndicate
received tonight a telegram from Gen
Aguilar. the rebel commander at Tux
pan. informing him that the rebels were
in possession Of all the Pearson proper
ties. including FL Po,rero, the biggest
oil gusher in the world
Gen. Aguilar ordered the manager 10
els terms. which evidently mean that
he expects the payment OF large sum
of money for the surrender of the oil
properties
No reply To this message was sent by
the Pearson manager,
Gen. Aguilar in his message. also
threatened to cut off the supply Of ol
for the national railroads. This is the
only source OF fuel for the roads
He also demands the immediate re-
moval OF all foreigners employed by the
Pearson syndicate "in order to avoid
international complications
No Quorum Of Congress.
Congress met again to-day, but thu
session was adjourned no quorum hav-
Ing been obtained.
The impression prevails here among
the lower class of Mexicans that the
British cruisers now on their way to
the American fleet, but it is well known
that the real reason FOR the despatch Of
the squadron was to protect the British
oil properties.
The Bank Of London and Mexico cot
q message from Pancho Villa to-nish' in
which the rebel leader in the north
threatens to kill all the employees OF
the bank whom he captured at Torreon
and Durango II his drafts are not hon
ored. The bank has received Villas
drafts. but has refused to honor them.
II is authoritatively reported that the
National Bank will hcnccforth pay the
clearing house balances In certificates
instead OF cash. Officials Of the bank
refused to discuss this report to-nignt,
hut members OF another clearing house
bank admitted it's truth. saying that the
object is to compel holders Of silver TO
return the coin into circulation.
Charge d'Affaires Nelson OShaugh-
messy made an saseUetic complaint 10
Foreign Minister Moheno to-day aboh
an article printed on the hrsr page of
III Pols this morning headed:
"DOltish Act of Minister Neisoh
OShaughnessy.' and saying:
He malees representations - -
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MINERS IN A1RTIGHT PRISON.
Fail Of Coal Seals Them Up, The,
Are Rescued Unconscious,

SHAMOKtN. Pa, Nov a1.--After being
entombed eight hours in a breast at the
Susquehanna company's Richard mine
Charles Wykesky and Joseph Stankesky
were rescued this evening.
An immense fall Of coal blocked the
exit OF a breast as the two men worked
and the air passage was blocked after a
lump of coal struck It. The miners event.
ually became unconscious as the oxygen
was exhausted In their narrow prison.
They were almost dead when found and
We're resuscitated after much difficulty.
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DOCTOR HELD AS OPIUM MAKER.
Customs Agents Find Forty Pipes
and Much DruR In His Place.

Customs agents raided the offices OF
DIR. Herman Sedler at i52 East Twenty.
second street yesterday afternoon and
oonfiscat ted forty opium pipes and Il con.
siderable quantity Of the drug. The doc
tor. who has a large practice on the East
Side, was placed under arrest for manu-
featuring smoking opium and running :,
smoking parlor in the same apartment
where he treats women patients.
Before his arraignment DR.. Seidlcr told
Assistant United States Attorney Boyle
that he would just as leave go to jail
to get away from the drug. which he adj
mitted smoking His sister. Miss Jennie
Seidler. an attorney and writer. entered II
plea Of not guilty.
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OFFERS $4,000 FOR TROTTER.
Russia Gables InstructiOus 10 Bu,
Horse show Prise Winner.

Capt. Paul Rodzenko, who represents
Russia at the Horse Show. received a
cable from a.s Government Yesterday au-
thorizing him to ofrer $4,000 for the trot =
ter j. Malcolm Forbes. which won the
roadster championship at the show in ad-
dition TO other blue ribbons.
j. Malcolm Forbes was entered and
shown by Thomas W. Murphy, the Grand
Circuit driver. The Russian officer made
the big offer for the horse and Murphy
communicated with the owner. James X.
MCGOWAN OF Mount Sterling. Ky.
J. Malcolm Forbes, besides being true
to the type OF the American trotter. has
mark of :0S on the track. The Rus
SLAMS want him to improve the blood of
their trotters.
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TOO MANY RosENTHAIs FOR HIM
Joseph Asks Judge to Cut Number
IN His ghbOrhOod to att.

Joseph Rosenthal. a salesman. asked
Justice seabury yesterday to permit him
to change his name to Renthal because
they are 67s persons Lamcd Rosenthal
IN the part of the city where he lives.
and ninety eight Of them have the same
initials as himself
1.-THE reason this request ls made by
the petitioner 10 that he has son 3
years old who will soon enter school. and
that the interests Of the infant would be
substantially promoted by the change to
a shorter and less common naIne." said
losenthal
Tie court gave permission for the
change
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REMOVING MoLEs DANGEROUS
French Academy OF Medicine Say
Cancer May Result.


PARIS, Nov. 21.--The removal OF face
blemishes, such as moles, Is liable to
cause cancer. according to the Academy OF
Medicine, which has been studying the
subject. These beauty spots." 1t 10 said.
are often nursing grounds for cancer.
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HYDE TO WE'D NEXT TUESDAY.
Marriage 10 COmtesse de- Gontsvt.
Diron 10 he Qaiet Affair.

Npcc'N Cdoie Despatch TO TnE Su>
PARIS. Nov 2l.-The wedding OF !
ia.en Hyde. formerly vice-pre sdcnt OF
the Equitable Life Assurance Society,
and the Comtesse de Gontaut- -Blron,
daughter OF John q. A. Leishman. at one
time United States Ambassador to Ger
many. will be celebrated at the Holy
Trinity Church here mex: Tuesday.
The wedding will be a very quiet affair.
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REBELS SEIZE THE BRITISH OIL
WORKS AT TUXPAN FOR RANSOM
How Huerta Issued Orders
to Keep Himself in Power

1NSTRUCCIoNES pRivADAs DEL cosEaN FEDERAL
Al GENERAL JOAQUIN MASS ooBERNADoR
BLA PARA REMrTrRAs
PRlMERA- 81 aguno de los Presdentes Muucipales ene
compromises aguno de os psrdos manes oda dis
erection procurarG remoc6n obener ccmpea soil
dsridad de dichos Presidentes los Jefes Poicos
SEGUNDA.- Sc recomienda muy especamene que los
bramento de nsadores de las casas eEctoaes recagan
de enera conan sin vacacones sgan
las 6rdenes que reciban.
TERCERA-- hubere tempo ordenara terminate
mente las casas correspondentes las ncas
len las cabeceras Municpos pobaciones aguna
de dictas fincas corresponds seccn fin de
Has deen de concurr los nstlsdores escrudores sende
puno capital omr eeccones dos erceas parties de las
casilas forman distro mas En-
10 SUMO se instalaran casllas Para sssfcer las
exigencas de ley acer percepble IL Omission antes d.
cha debe pubcarse compea sta de nstaadores
dores los terminus prevendos segunds del acu
10 IS electoral 81 de 9l3 recomendandose
especamente solo envfen los nombameuos
pondan parte de seccones
lee comprendap gusmente asasas elccorses deben
votar en- 10 pobaci6n urbana
CUARTA- En- las cssas eectoaes que iuncionen apro
vechar&n las boeas bauco obtencr mayo abso
uta de los votos recaiga as personas siguentes:
PREsEENTE: GRAL De DIVISION VlCTORIANO HUERTA
VICEPREslDENTE graf. DIVISION AURELIANO BLANQUET
QUINTA- pesar de que artcnlo 81 prescribe que
mission de expedentes eectoaes hara drecamente ca
mara dputados ordenarl que remi
sion hsgan Jefatu.s Poita hacienda 81 Jefe
do expedientes est&n de acuedo
los devolvera los nstaladores SO los remiteron
remeron hac&ndoes deben msndaros dectamene
canaan de D1putAdOS 81 verIc2rSe exanen encuen
trs que ha funconado mas dc pae del nlmero
cass omiran e euvfo dc pedentes que
psfA CGmaa de Dpuados eciba pare
SNXTA- Dar&n completa bertad los pardos poitcos
s las caslas elecorales funclonen
que formeh a clase de sempre reAe
volacones comedas pardaros de cualquera
los candidates contieudan lucha oca sempre
que potesas recsgau sobre voac6n que slude
fracc6n cuaria
SEPTIMA- 81 examnar los expedientes elecorales en-
loo Jefes Pocos que Ia voaci6n corresponds
nstrucones de hacer remission de expedentes
audos haran los areRos convenenes expedentes
todo al ccnendo do las
, 6oAu6s
OCTAVA DesgnarGu personas de toda ms
trudas electoral vigeu toda las
Has que fnnconen ormuen elias toda case de potesas
9rmnos del articuo 30 de eleto ben entenddas
dchss proestas deben sobre
reera cuaquiera las cauddaturas que
contenddo pero la prests Ia instruction
NOVENA Pasada Ia election haraa concentration VIC
lsnta del de casas que funcionsrQ
10 comMncaran teegrama cfrado al Gobierno 81 fuere
possible mismo da cfada vs9ndose de Ia clsve
Q recItiendoa uh correo de toda confiausa-
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mitchell OFF FOR PANAMA.
New Works. Mayor.eIect Delighte
VITA visit 70 Jamaica.

Special Gable Desposch to THE srN
KINGSTON, Jamaica. Nov. 21.-John
Purrcy Mitchell, Mayor-elect Of New York.
aud Mru. Mitchell sailed this afternoon
on the steamer Tenadores for Colon.
Mfr. Mitchell said lie was delighted with
his stay on the island.
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Made of the tender meat Of little pigs and
! choice spices. You have never tasted perfect
/ sausage unless you have tried them Re
ware Of imitations, New York store 1iy
Chambers street.--Adr
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ANTEDILuvIAN WHISKEH.
Purity and maturity--thst sumo up Antedi-
lvV1Aa. Luytiss Bros., N. y.-l1v.
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Here Is Translation of Fluerta's Instructions

THE SvN received from Mexico city
yesterday document. photograph
facsimile of which is shown above. 1t
by the Federal Government to the jefes
politicos throughout the republic previous
TO the Presidential election OF October
10 last
Translation Of the distractions.
Here is translation oi the document
Private instructions from the Federal
Government to Gen. Joaquin Maass, Gov
ernor of the State Of Puebla. for trans
mission to the jefcs politicos of the dis
tricts.
II. II any OF the municipal presidents
are in league with any of the revolution
AIRY parties they must be removed from
office discreetly, SO that there may lie en-
tire cooperation between the municipal
presidents and the jcfes polticos,
80, II is especially advisable that the
men appointed to supervise the polling
shall he trustworthy persons who will un-
hesitatingly obey any orders given to
them.
-, II there is still time orders are to
be given that the booths intended to re-
ccve the votes of persons living on
ranches shall not be installed in the towns
or villages corresponding to the ranches,
but in one OF the ranches, so that the
watchers may not attend the principal
object aimed at being to omit elections in
at least two-thirds of tho polling booths
in each district. For this reason not
more 'han - booths are TO he installed
in your district. To conform to the law
and conceal this omission, Il complete list
Of the election watchers IL to be pub
llshed according to the second part of
article l3 OF the electoral law OF May 81.
1913, and special attention Is called to the
necessity Of appointing such officers only
for one third OF the booths of each sec
tlon. this provision to be regarded as hold
Ing good for municipal districts as we'll as
others.
The Compulsory Choice.
~. Blank ballots will be used in the
polling booths, which may be established
90 that the absolute majority OF votes
cast shall give the following result:
"President--f;en. Victorano Hucrta.
-President--G Aulelano Blan-
quet
"S. In spite Of the fact that article 81
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Asks Abost Mstive.

wasn't II your purpose to exclude the
Company because they
wouldn't pay you?'
40"
b'dn't YOU 20 to the Warner Qunlan n
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
MANY AMERICANS
IN CAPITAL "BRokE''

Laredo. Tex. Feb. ia pass"n-
ger from Mexico CITY on last nights
train reported that NJ least 900
Americans w"r" without funds TO
leave til" capital. even II III" oppor-
tuniiy Presented bccHus" the banks
had been closed since saturday. a
large number OF Americans We're Ht
tn" railroad station. he said. eager
ly seeking TO take north bound trains
bu, checks w"r" refused ~ payment
for tickets.
Many Americans. til. passenger
believed. We're practically mnroon"d
u, tn" .station without food, shelter
or money.
A circular telegram transmitted
to Monterey today by President Mg-
ioro said that all day yesterday and
las, night tn" government, forces
bomhard"d La Ciudnd Ella and sue
cccd"d In destroying the one corner
OF that arsenal. occupied by rebel
forces.
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Fear Attempt to
Poison Dying N. Y.
Police CAPTAIN

New York. Feb. l:.-Thc extra
ordinary grand Jury investigating po-
lie. graf, visited til" HON" OF Police
Captain Thomas ". Walsh today To
hear wha, may b" n death bed con-
fess!on. Since his revelations several
DAYS ago. which CAV" fresh Impetus
to the investigation. Walsh has failed
rapidly. until his physician today
said his end nigh, he momcniarily
expected The importance" Of the re-
pcn;ant police captains cvid.nc" X
emphasized by the statement that his
food IL boInS watched to proven, his
enemies from poisoning him.
The grand jurors say they expect
to carry the investigation further
to enable them TO trace the graft sys-
ten to it's source. was reported
that the Jury Is preparing to indict
an important police official who Is
the last connecting link between the
head OF the system and the men who
worked under him.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
MERRY WIDOW COMING

The Merry Widow" new and
lavish production OF which VIII visit
this city. to play At the West on
WlEhIngton'E birthday. saturday.
Feb. -, matinee and night. with m
enormous all-s,ar east. offers an "N-
ccil"nt illustration OF what tn" pub
lie wants. Under tn" managerial
direction OF Hcnry ". savage. Franz
L"har's delightful op"Tc'il was pro-
,!ticod in New York about fiv" years
ngo--=io b." exact. on Monday night.
October II, l"os at III" New Am
st"Fdnm th.lir. where Ii enjoyed n
continuous engagement or one solid
year. When on" considers tn" num-
"rous entertainments that adycriiS"
themselves as having spent two
years In New York" on" admir"s the
cons'raint that mIris Mr.. Sayagc's
publicity projection 0f The Merry
Widow The company that viii b"
seen here was selected hy Mr.. Snyng"
io max" tn" trnns-coni!n"ntal tour
from New York to San Francisco. II
includes Mabel WILDER. Charles Mca-
kins. Oscar Tigman. Arthur Wooi-y.
4. j. Mccarthy. Vernon Dalhart. OIL
au Roller and several others from
the original company. Mr.. Savage
takes pride In the fact that The
Merry Widow has not r"trogrcscd
since it's well remembered premiere
in New York. lie announces that tn"
present organization is the best of
tn. numerous American casts that
have interpreted Lchar's masterpiece
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
Surest Prescription for
Dyspepsia and
Gastritis

If you went TO thirty doctors and
paid each his fc" for prcscrip' ion
for indigestion or any stomach mis-
cry it is ten chances to one YOU
wouldn't get such a good prcscrip-
tion as the one from which Ml-O-NA
stomach tablets are made.
How can such Il thing be? You
naturally ask.
Simply beCaus" the Specials, who
wrote the prescription from which
tablets are made knows
more about stomach diseases than
90 per cent. OF all physicians in
America and he gets paid for know
ing
And when you can get large box
of tablets made rom this doctors
for any 30 cents. are
you going to continue 10 suffer-
Ror Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas
tritis. Catarrh Of the Stomach and
for Sourncss. Fermentation. Lack of
Sick headache and to make
the stomach strong and vigorous MI
O-NA stomach tablets are guaranteed
Only so cents, at III pharmacists.
IIausman Drug Co. guarantees
them.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
AMERICANS WIN DANCE PRIZES

London. Feb. Robcr, Leonard.
one of the cs,-known American ar
fists In the local colony. Is artistic In
more ways than one. In addition to
skilled hands he possesses as well a
pair Of skilled feet. as Is a",d'l"Hi ley
the fact that he and his partner won
the second prize at til" annual dane
ing contest at the Admirals Pnlasi
Doctor kribbcn. the wcll-known Ger
man-Amcrican tennis player, took
third prize. The leading dancers Of
Berlin compete in this event each
year.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
Candidate for
u. S. Senate Held
on Bribery Charge

Charleston. ". Va. Feb. i3.-Coi-
onci William Seymour Edwards.
candidate Tor United States Senator
was arrested this morning on u war
rmni issued by Jnstic" Marion Gil
chrlcI. charged with bribing John
Mitchell OF Lilly county. TIL. war
rant was Issued at the instauc" OF
delegate Rhodes. one of the fiv" men
arrested yesterday. Edwards furnish
cd bond,
Intcns" excitement was created In
til" hous" OF delegates today when
Rev. Thomas l. Smith. of W"s, Tn
ion. DOddcridg" county. speaking on
u question of personal pri, iicgc. de-
clar.d that Delegate I. g. Rhodes
aud another man had thrns, $50" in
his pocket In room In Charleston
hotel. after. he declared. Rhodes and
tn" other man had offered him So
90" II h" would vote for Colonel W.
Is. Edwards for United States senator.
smith declared he did not know
how much money had bccn put in &c
his pockets until II" had left the
room. Then he went la Deicga', ~.
e. Williamson. OF Tyler county. had
him count tn" money. enclose 1t IN
tn 'NN'IppH ana return u 10 lllpusss
Smith. explaining his position.
said he had refused to accept any
money from Rhodes or the other
man. whom he did not recognize. but
Rhodes had insisted that 1t was not
q bride. Smith has been voting for
Isaac r Mann for senator
Al the conclusion OF his statement
Smith asked tn" nous" of delegates
to investigate tn" alleged attempt to
bribc him.
In compliance with IN" Joint roso-
luton adopted yesterday. President
Woods in the senate appointed Scuat-
ors o. 5. Marshall and q. a. Hood rs
members OF the committee to investi-
sat" the alleged bribery In the lcgis-
lnturc. and speaker George. In the
house. named Delegates sherman r.
Robinson. Charles \. Sutton aud W.
5. WysonG
Judge Henry X. Black in the Grim.
inal court this morning ordered n
special grand jury convened .mmc-
diately for the purpose Of invoSiignt-
ing the charges that money had been
used In the United States senatorial
campaign now in progress in Most
virginia
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
TRAIN MISSING
IN MEXICO; FEAR
FOR PASSENGERS

Laredo. Tex. Feb la.-Th. wh.r.
abouts OF the north bound passenger
train from Mexico CITY which loft
thcr. Tuesday nigh, still IL uuT"pori-
ed and there is apprehension for tn.
safety OF its passengers An unsuc-
c"ssiul attack was made pn ih" south
bound MaNican National line, pas
scnIcr train which left here Tues
day.
Passengers from Sal,illo said to-
day tina, one freight train was en-
tir.ly destroyed by fir" and that III.
tat" Of another freight was IN doubt
since II WAS rumor.d 1t was attack
ed,
Tn. souh bound passenger train
which left l.arydo Tuesday nigh, at
o'clock proceeded in safety until
about BIS miles south OF the city nj
III Salado. where II wa attacked by
band OF iiny to one hundred r"b-
els. As the train was entering the
station tn" engineer was fired upon.
Realizing the danger. he rcvcrse,l
| the lever and backed full speed to.
ward Sal;illo. pursued hy the rebels
ON horseback. The speed OF tho
mounted band Was not sufficient 10
oN"rtake the train. The passcngcrs
"''' 'u'iHEfl'f ny Tsbtl gun ire
On board the train was n party of
iiity Wclshmen cnrou,c TO NcicnNa.
n point beyond Mexico City. to take
employment with u light and power
company.
Today's passenger list from Mex
leo City included Bishop Hendrix of
the Methodist, Episcopal church.
south. of knnsis City. lie was n
passenger on tn" south hound train
! which was attacked by rebels and
returned north. This afternoon Hem
hriN said that the whereabouts of
the north bound train from Mexico
city was not known ai the time OF
the attack at III Salado.
Bishop Hendrix said the rebel
! band appeared to bear special
grudgc against the national railroad
and Immediately after rifling tho
cars of everything useful. burned tho
rolling stock and undesirable
| freight.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
CHICAGO BOARD MEMBERS
FACING INVESTIGATION

Chicago. Feb. Eight board OF
trade members may be Investigated
on charges of 'bucketshoppinc" and
"skinning trade according to reports
CIRCULATED about the board of trade
building yesterday. simultaneously
with these reports the contents of an
open letter sent TO President Edward
Andrew by \. + ltobinson of Mntti-
son, ILL.,, were made public. The
Frank NJ. BuuCh-Mark Bales scandal
brought to light the widening of the
investigation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
FIT OUT TRANSPORTS

New Port News, Ca, Feb. Ia
Work of fitting and provisioning the
transports Meade. sumner, McClcl-
Ian and Fitzpatrick to carry troops to
Mexico are about completed The
Quartcrmastcr's office here has let
contracts for thirty carlonds of
grain and hay. Complete crews have
boon signed. The majority OF tho
sailors have been secured in New
York.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
WAnted.Male Help

For u. 8. Army. Able bodied un-
married men between ages OF IS
and 35: citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write the
English language. For Information
apply TO Recruiting Officer. l02
West Main ST.. Trinidad. Colo. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
BILL SEEKS RACING
cOMMIssION IN MO.

jefferson City, Mo-. Feb. IA
bill was introduced in The house to-
day providing for the appointment
OF racing commission to have
charge OF all fairs and racing. The
bill prohibits book making or the
recording of bets. a clause in the
bill, 1t is said. permits the pari-mu-
tucl system of betting.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
J. s. MILLS SISTER DIES

London. Feb. i3-Thc fact has
jus, been made public that Mr.. Col
man. sister of John stuart Mills.
died recently. in her "Ist year. IIe.'
dislik" for publicity was very strong.
and few wcr" aware that 80 near
relative OF the philosopher was alive
90 recently. Sh" maintained an in
innate friendship with survitinE
relatives of John and Jacob Bright
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
VIRGINIA WOMAN KILLED

Norfolk. Va. Feb. l3.-Mrs. H.
W. Holmes. one of the two American
women killed during the battle in
Mexico City yesterday. was the wife
of Henry W. Holmes. formerly Of
Ncr, southampton county. Virginia
and formerly u Miss Strickland of
San Antonio, Texas.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-13
CUSTER ORDER STANDS

Jefferson City. Mo. Feb. l3.-rhc
Missouri supreme court has refused
to modify its judgment against the
standard OIL Company. and the orig
inal order. ousting the company from
the state. now stands. The original
order was issued more than four
years ago.