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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-07-03

ULYSSES S. Grant. the third. Is
first lieutenant of the engineer corps
This Grant graduated way up at the
top of his class. and went Into the
engineering branch. His father, FREQ
erick ID. Grant. graduated way dowr
at the foot of his class. taking hvs
wears TO complete his course. and be
ing lucky to find vacancy leit io'
him in the cavalry. Ulysses 5. Grant
the first. graduated squarely In TN
middle of his class. and so with th'
son and the grandson graduating a
the top and at the bottom. the aver
age OF academy accomplishment TO
the family is literally what might d
called middle class
William T. Sherman graduated NC
7 in his class. Phillip II. Sheridan
held a standing consistently near TN
foot of his class during all the tim
OF his cadet career. You can't Away
tell what man is going to do In Tn
world by the place his name occupie
on the graduating list George \
Pickett. whose soldierly qualities. an
whose tremendous charge at Getty
burg Will be commemorated soon. wa
something of laggard in his studies
Robert E. Lee graduated high. and h
kept high place in tho service an
keeps It in history
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
CONVICTED POLICE
GRAFTERS MUST
SERVE YEAR
IN PRISON
Stiff Sentence Melted Out to
-Four Inspectors Found
Guilty of Conspiracy to OBJ
struct Justice.
EXPECTED CONFESSION
FAILS TO MATERIALIZE
Cny Leased wire to Issenlnr IloraId.l

New York, May g.-Dennls sweea-
ey, John j. Murtha. james 4. Hua-
scy and James 4. Thompson. former
police inspectors convicted Of con-
spring 10 obstrust justice 20 check
graft revelations involving them,
were sentenced today 20 serve one
year In the penitcntiary and pay q
fine of 5000 each. This Is the maxi
mum sentence.
Up 90 the moment that sentence
WAS pronounced the belief prevailed
that one Of the four would "squeai'
= 'ha district attorney ON THE man
higher up" n any Of them had en-
tertained such intention he masked Il
under a stolid front Of calmneas as
he faced the bar. Reports that one
OF the four WAS bargaining with Mr
whitman for suspension OF SEN
tence and that the long sought guild
Ing genius Of the system w0uld be
brough, 20 Justice through confess
sion were Stiil prevalent about tho
criminal court building after sentence
had been pronounced II h not yet
too late for one Of the inspectors TO
save himself by an eleventh hour
statement
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
REPUBLICANS FAR
FROM UNITED ON
REORGANIZATION
-PRELIMINARIES
Old Guard Leaders Opposed to
Leadership of Men They
Charge With Wreoking the
Party Last Year.
PR0GREssIvEs LEAVE
FOR CHICAGO MEETING

By Lrased Wire 70 EVening fsernlsl
Washington. May o While many
ffoEressife congrosamcn headed by
senator cummius were leaving ,todn1.
Tor Chicago Tor conference ON the
reorganization OF the Republican
party, some of the cold Gunrd''
leaders obviously we're shaking th tlr
hcads
When the time comes To rcurgan-
iSe the Republican party" said Sem
atvr dHilinEcr an ola line leader. a
think We must follow the men who
helped build the party and not those
who helped tc wreck a.
Senator Smoot and other regulars
expressed similar sentiments.
The Pr0greseiyos. however. wcnt
away hopeful OF results They VIII
confer tomorrow and Monuay al
though some Of those NUMBERED in tho
Progressive ranks will not attend.
Senator Bristow said his senatorial
duties would prevent him from going
and Senator Norris said he did not be-
licve he had taken any interest in
the conference. Senator Cummlns
was unable 10 give list Of those ex-
pected 10 attend but the conference
will include several western members
of the house.
Chairman Hillcs OF the Republican
National committee already has call
ed reorganization conferences here
tGr May "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
Experiments Do Not Justify
Confidence in New Remedy
Which Has Been Inspired
BY Widespread Publicity"
FINAL VERDICT AWAITS
THOROUGH TEST OF CURE
Patients Experimental Upon
Must Expect Their Treat
ment to Cover Long Period
Declare Physicians.
Lliy IIcnscd VIC 30 IcvcnIng IInrnltl.

lby IIcnsed Wire 20 Evening Herald
Washington. May s.-The public
health observations. 50 far. into the
patients inoculated by Dr. r. =. Fried .
mann with his tuberculosis vncclne
DO mot Justify that confidence In the
remedy which has been inspired by
widespread publicity" in the opinion
vi tho SURGEONS who have conducted
the government investlRatiOn.
This nrst authentic and Official con-
clusion from the tests was announced
here today 10 the National Associa-
Ton FOR the study and Prevention OF
Tuberculosis Oy Dr. r. Anderson. d.
rector OF the governments hygieuic
laboratory. and DR.. A. M. Stimson. an
other public health surgeon. VINO were
detailed 10 observe the progress OF the
friedmann patients al Mount Sinai
hospital in New YORK.
We believe that at the present
time, says their report, 1--WE are not
as Yet IN position TO express an opin-
Ion based on the present condition
under observation.
We must not lose sight of the pos
Htble therapeutic value OF this prep-
aration and on the other hand Il il
necessary TO guard against too great
optimism In respect TO It's merits
Without presenting Ia detail the con-
We are IN a position TO state that the
iacts thus FAR observed do not justify
that confidence IN the remedy which
has been inspired by widespread pub
licity.
In our series OF patients. Dr. Fried
mann has almost exclusively made usr
of the intramuscular method alone In
pulmonary cascs and a very consider
able proportion OF them have either
developed no Consldera ole iniltrate a.
all or have suffered from abscess for
nations. II h evident. therefore, that
very considerable portion Of these
patients may expect their treatment
at the hand of Or Friedman 10 ex-
tend over "a long period.
concerning the cultures submitted
to us We may state thai "a series OF
experiments ~ under way. The bac-
cilus has been found To be an acid
iasi organism having properties quite
dincrent from those OF any tubercule
bacillus with which we are acquainted.
1t appears 10 be Identical with an
ot ganism cultivated from few ioop-
fulls of the material used for injection
which Br Friedman permitted us TO
place ON culture media In his pres
cnce. We requested Or. Friedman 10
furnish us With large amount of this
material for examination but this ne
has declined 10 do
Immediately after the presenta-
lion uf the public health service re-
port resolution was unanimously
adopted declaring II 10 De the judg-
mcnt of the association that "no spec
inc cure for tuberculosis had yet been
discovered 20 warrant the confidence
OF the public or the medical proies-
sion"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
WEALTHY VISITORS
IN PARIS LURED
into GAMBLING
ESTABLISHMENTS
Bogus Philanthropic Organ
izations Used as Cloak to
Hide swindling Operations
in French Capital.
CROOKS OF BOTH sexes
TAKE VICTIMS COIN

lby LEASED Wire 20 Evening Ihernad.
Paris. MAY s..--Tho cinndonffna
fanbllnS said to be rife In Paris. and
the manner In which wealthy visitors
So the French capital are nrrced BY
professional gamblers WORKING under
the cloak of charitable intentions
were interestingly described today in
the chamber Of deputies by Vimoic
1ustaTe Yves De kerruex
Tie WAS Hppaklne on a hli Tor the
recoRnitlon of the French eDtefn~
mehts percentages taken from the
receipts % race courses and from the
recoeni1ed social clubs where betting
and gambling are permitted
The vicomte said that one lnnfitu-
tion uf this character sent cardr 10
people arriving "a Paris hotels invif-
inH them to attend evening parties III
the interesi ~ the suppression Of tu-
Derculosis under the pretended pate
ronage ~ Nine. Armand B'nllieres
Nine. Emil f.ouhat and Mine Felix
foure, the wives Of three former
presidents and also the kings and
queens Of Italy Spain and bulgaria.
These who accepted the lnyitntions
he said. found brilliant salons In
which we're gathered numerous per-
sons seemingly ladies and gentle
men. ana quiet card rooms where
professional Ramcsiers of both sexes
swindlcd the visitors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
Lieutenant Park Falls Fifteen
Feet and Is Instantly Killed
When Machine Crashes Into
a Tree.
MANGLED BODY CRUSHED
BENEATH HEAVY ENGINE
Victim Was Attempting Cross
Country Flight from San
Diego and Had Lost Bear.
ings in Dense Fog
[Ily I.eased wIre % .scnInr IIernId. !

liiy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald. I
Los Angeles. May 81. y. Park, a
mlli4Fs aVie.cs ,~hs starsea from
san Diego this morning on a fiisht 60
Los Angeles. was killed az olive. nine
miles north Of santa Ana. a9out 5
o'clock
Lieutenant PARK met his death in
fali of less than ~ feet lie bad
nlightcd quarter OF a mile from the
owe school house. on account Of a.
heavy mist that confused him as to his
hearings ana after giving "a message
70 little girl TO telephone 10 Glenn
Martin IN Los Angeles. he rose again
Then be- sWoopcd over low hin and
crashed into q tree. lie MAS dead
when the little girl and her father
reached his side
Lieutenant Park apparently was In
stantly killed The radiator of his
motor crushed his head The motor
Itself WAS resting upon his body when
witnesses of the tragedy reached the
wreck The aeropane, one of the
type used by the army signal corps
was smashed almost into kndling
wood
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
STRONG OPPOSITION
TO CURRENCY
LEGISLATION
Representative Underwood d
and Senate Leaders Believe
Matter Should Rest Until
Regular Session.
LDy I.cased MIre Do I..enInr IleraId. ]

lBy Leased Wire 20 Evening IseraId.
Washington. May "Details of the
currency program FOR the house and
senate viii De discussed at confer.
ence of congressional leaders with the
president tonight or tomorrow. Con-
siderable opposition has developed
particularly in the senate 10 the pro.
posal to hurry currency legislation AZ
the extra session, and the leaders VIII
endeavor 10 ascertain just how Oar the
president desires 10 90 and now far
his wishes can be met Ia the present
legislative situation
rp 10 this time Representative Tn
dciwood. the house leader. has been
Of the opinion that while thr currency
question might be taken up at the
present session. no attempt should be
made to push through a complete oil.
until che new tariff has gone into ef-
feet A similar opinion obtains in
the senate.
Representatives Underwood Palmer
ana Glass and senator owen are sx-
pected 60 take np the question with
the president
II general currency legislation Is at-
tempted u is probable AN effort will be-
made ln the house 20 bring az the
sO-called Money trust" hilis FOR the
fesulati0n ~ stock exchanges. clear.
Ing houses anu national banks which
resulted from The Puto investigation
10 the last congress Members of the
house expect after the currency bill
has been disposed nf. revision of the
rational banking laws win be taken no.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
REPUBLICANS MEET
DEMOCRATS ON
DIAMOND
Members of Congress to Brave
Sunstroke May II in An
nual Game for Champion
ship.


Washington, May a.-Eirhtccn or
more members of the house will
brave sunstrokc May i1 In their an
nual baseball game between tho RE-
publican and Democratic parties In
their chamber The proceeds which
VIII bc coaXcd from an admiring pub
Tic will be turned over tu the local
Fairgrounds association. representa-
tive kinkead OF New Jersey n organ
izing and VIII captain the Democrat
ic team. The captain Of the itcpub-
iicans is being kept dark secret
On paper the tcs,ma line-up rs
practically as follows.
Democrats. Representatives Thos.
II Reilly of Connecticut B. =. Har-
risnn. Mississlppi j. r. McDcrmott,
Illinois; W. A. Oldhcld. Arkansas
Walter Elder. Louisianaj r. }. Gar
rett, Tennessee, r. A. ~. Rouse, Ken
lucky; William + Murray, Massa
Chusetts. Maurice Connel, Iowa, sam
Rayburn, Texas y. Y. Webb, North
Carolina.
Republicans. :. @. Porter Penn.
sylNunia. e. h. Norton North Da
kOta Fred A. Britton. Illinois: John
N Moran. Pennsylvania. James Man
nhan. Minnesota; John j Rugers
Ma assaChusctis; Ambrose Kennedy.
Rhode Island, g. H. Patton. Pennsyi-
vanin q. =. Siemp, Virginia. G.. B
Miller Minnesota.
Representative Murdock Of Kan
sas. leader VI the PrORressiyes IN the
house, has been asked "a act az UNI
pire.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
IGNORANT FARMERS
RESPONSIBLE FOR
BAD EGG
Department of Agriculture Es-
Inmates That Lack of Care
Costs People Million Dollars
Annually.
I By LEASED Wire to Evening Herald. !

By Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Washington. May 9.-Thp undpsir-
ability uf the bad egg from an eco
nomic standpoint solely, has been
looked into hN the department of ag-
rirnlturc, which today set forth its
findings la bulletin entitled "rhc
Care of the Farm Egg To the ig-
noranco and indifference of the farm.
cr ana producer aud not 60 the buyer
and shipper Is attributed the greatest
part of the annual loss ~ millions of
dollars in spoiled eggs. The depart
mcnt also Criticizes the methods ct
production, marketing and shipping
Of eggs In MANY states. These also
play "a part in the yearly loss.
Every year there is a loss Of mil
lions of dollars lea bad eggs. Says the
report, the direct result of hap
hazard methods Of production, mar-
keting aud shippiuo which are now In
vogue la many states Tho great part
OF this loss W due mainly 90 iEnur-
ancc or indifference on the part ui
the farmer and producer and only q
small part ~ caused by carclessncss
ON the part of the 'huycr ana ship
per-"
The bulletin reviews the work that
n being done las experiment stations
and other agricultural colleges in
trying to eliminate the evils and says
that ION every hand an interest rs
being manifested in Improving the
conditions In an branches OF poultry
work general reform IN the
handling ~ the egg from the nest to
the breakfast table " outlined IN the
bulletin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
MORGAN TO INSURE
ART TREASURES
FOR MILLIONS
Two Hundred and Fifty Com
panies Divide $25, 900, 900
Risk Said to Be Largest on
Record
IBy Leased Wire ~ fi,rnInr Herald.

lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
New York, May a.A situation al
most without precedent in tho insurr
ancr market IL reported as IA result
of 8 T. Morgan plan 60 insure the
$50. 900. 0Oe worth OF ART objects ieit
hy his father Thu sg5.UuU.0nu lhat
Is being taken by ESQ American and
foreign insurance companies ls the
largest amount sought Ga many years
upon u single risk Il ls 30 large that
the brokers la figuring an average uf
32 10 cents per ti00 found they were
running afoul of iaws In many states
restricting companies Go lu per cent
OF their capital and surplus on any
ono risk a has been necessary 10
divide the collection into two risks
one In the old building of the Metro
polltan museum and the other Va the
now building. affecting "a rate OF "a p
i-z cents.
Although no mtimation ~ AR Nor
gans purpose as 10 the ultimate iis.
position of his collections has yet
come. u Is pointed our among insur-
anco men that none Uf the policies
contains any provision Tor protection
against loss in transit and that this
would indicate that for year az least
Air. Morgan has no intention of ro-
moving any part of the collection
from New York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
TELEPHONE COMPANIES
FACE TRUST INQUIRY


Washington. May 30. ]. Smylhe
ol Omaha. formerly attorney general
~ Nebraska, wax today Appointed
special assistant to Attorney General
Mckeynnias tn investigate the tflc-
phone situation of the Pacific coast
particularly Ia Washington and ore
aon. Charges of violation AZ the
sherman antitrust lnw have been
hlcd ana Homc Investigation already
has been made IA Portland aud Se-
attic.
The situation Is Intricate and At
10 make nn extensive Investigation 20
develop the facts which reVoivo
around "a hght between the ao-cnlied
telephone trust and independents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
CONTIN ENTAIL OIL
MEN TOO SMOOTH
FOR OFFICERS
Directors Slip Into Council
Bluffs and Dissolve COrpOr-
alton While Deputies Are
Waiting to Serve Papers.
lBy Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]

Council Bluffs. iowa. May g..
While officers from the county treas-
urer's office were watching the ho-
tells and railroad stations for an on
pogtunity To serve papers In $4,000
tax suit upon the officers OF the Con-
tincntal oil company OF Council
Bluffs. u subsidiary Of the Standard
Oil company. which was scheduled
20 hold meeting here for the pur-
pose of rc-organizing the company
three officers of the corporation, IN
Guiding President Il. r. Wilson. Of
Denver. quietly slipped into town.
transacted their business and got
away late last night without the
county troasuTcr's men getting a.
glimpse or them.
Al this meeting the corporation
was formally dissolved. and all tho
business of the concern transferred
to recently organized Continental
OIL company OF Colorado. The Coun-
cil Bluffs corporation was organized
In iSii.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
LUCKLI,ss VICTIM
WAS ENPElsr ANIATOR

left the aviation camp on North
Island this morning at 5:0i o'clock In
u special stock machine on cross
country ilight to Los Angeles where
he planned To land and return ex-
pectlng to arrive here this evening. He
had made excellent speed up 90 the
time of his fail, considering that he
was figing aRHtnst stronE wind
The deceased came to san Diego
January 10 from the aviation school
at Hammundsport. y v. where he
had taken preliminary Instructions.
He qualifed for an aViutUr's license
February ~. and has since made
some remarkable flights. at one time
remaining in the air ? hours and 55
minutes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
NINTH ARMY MAN TO
MIsfsr DEATH IN MIR

Washington. MAY s.--Flrst Licuten.
ant Joseph -. Parks. Fourteenth cave
airy was detailed to the army ayia-
ton service last september Hr was
q native Of Rhode island with his
death. army aviation has eNacted
toll OF nine lives. seven commissioned
officers and two Instructors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE OF
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER
/ By Leased Wire 10 I1venlnr Herald.

Annapolis Nd May a.-Llenten-
ant B Richard Hil. T. :. ~. was
found dead In his room at Il boarding
wound In his head. 4 revolver was
Wing beside him On the floor.
Lieutenant Hil. who WAS from
Iowa, was taking a post graduate
course al the naval school of angi-
ncering. While 10 appears 10 be a.
case ~ suicide, no motive for tho
deed has yci been discovered The
Naval academy authorities are invos-
tigating
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
CALIFORNIA TO FINANCE
WHITE PLAGUE CAMPAIGN

sacramento, May 9.-Thsce bills ap-
propriating $4,000 for campaign
against tuberculosis were passed hy
the assembly today One Gets aside
10000 for the maintenance oi state
department OF tuberculosis: another
provides f2.OeO for treatment OF res
idcnia afflicted wth tuberculosis aud
the third provides $4,000 for the dis
scmination of knowledge as 20 the
best means OF preventing the spread
of tuberculosis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
DENVER OFFICTRs FIX
RESIGNATION AHEAD


Denver May AZ a injecting ~
city officers form ~ resignation
Was agreed upon IN accordance with
the pledge taken by the candidates ol
the citizens party before thpir olec-
tion last aprlng The candidates, af
public meeting, pledged themselves
sion governmrnt should become ef-
fccuVt IN Denver
Al the meeting today a form of
resignation prepared bX thH city at
torney WAS adopted The resisns
lions are tp hn saued and deposited
in trust, and turned over 10 the city
commissioners after they have beea
elected legally aud qualified for their
positions several clts officers az
ready have signed these resignauons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

m l'NNu Tex May n.---N'0rmNl 10-
manda Tor the ssffeslef 81 IaAFe4
were Received "a lettor today 81
Colonel Juan a. Naeqno4, commander
of the federal garrison 81 the onrdcf
town, The letter a sald 10 have befn
signed hy a ronslltuilonaIisi leader M
the field below The Texas hor0er Who
declared that 1890 insurgents would
attack. However, no ekch iafee NUNS
her of men ig known 20 BE- wiinln
striking distance ~ the town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
FIRE ExTINGIIsnED
AFTER HEAVY LOSS

Gattaro, Austria Hungary. May ..
The hre ~ Scutari was extinguished
after wide area containing many
shops had been burned The Losses
ties of iewelrS. rich carpets ana silks
were destroyed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

Washington May a.-NIhe nnitlc-
ship Texas building at Newport
News. We. advanced 90 points last
month and stands sS4 per cent COM
pleted, while the DreadnouRht New
York. building la the New York navy
yard, advanced two points, thus being
77.e per cent completed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
GOVERNOR MCDONALD PRAISES
STATE ENGINEER FRENCH

Declaring that hc felt better today
than he had felt for nine months and
that he IL not going 10 die In the near
future as had neen reported, Governor
W q, Mcdonald made a very happy,
speech at the morning session at the
convention, The governor talked for
more than thirty minutes and he
spoke vigorously aud la a voice that
indicated hne health ana spirits The
governor disagreed With Colonel
Twitchell as To the plan OF superyis-
Continued on Page (. Column l.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
SCUTAR| IN FLAMES;
MONTENEGRINS
BLAMED
CaptOrs Suspected Of Setting
Fire to City in Revenge for
Being Forced to Evacuate
1t.
[By Leased Wire TO Evening Herald.

Vienna. May s.-Fire broke out ln
the bazaar OF the former Turkish
fortress OF Scutarl this morning and
tanned BY a high wind rapidly as
sumed huge proportions. II Is re-
ported here that the MOntcncsrlns
started the blaze when leaving the
city IN revenge Tor being compelled
To evacuatc IT,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
FUGITIVE FROM FEDERAL
PRISON CAUGHT AT PEKIN
lIIy Leased wlre 90 Iltcnlng Herald. J

f.caVenworth kan, May clyde
S,rattun, who made "a daring escape
from the federal prison here March
30 by crawling haif mile through
fittcnn-inch sewer u undcf arrest
in Pekin, IN. according O. the hellef
Of prison officials. hased ua0n uhO-
togruphs of the pekin maa received
today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09
SIX LOSE LIVES IN
BURNING STEAMER

IIiy Leased wue D evening Herald.
Vancouver. ". g.. May a.-The
steamer Ophir plving from Vancou-
Yer nOrthward, was destroyed by nre
at o'clock this morning nt Bruins
losing their lives.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

washington, Hat H.-tffea ~ being
raided aud deapollsd nY every n4ee-
ing band ~ brigaude. the llttie Amer
recently took 90 tft war pAth WHEN
band ~ fourteen outlaws sWoopod
down upon che coiopp. ten coloniTia.
reinforced by nFo Mekican federnn
soldiers ana q few MexicaE civilians.
pursued aud defeated tne loolcrs and
recovered number % stolen hora11.