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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-11
OPEN NIGHT FOR CLERKS.
Special Feature Planned For Calumet
Y. NJ. c, n. Wednesday Niaht.

Physical Director John Johnstonc of
The Calumet \. VI. & \. will extend n
cordial invitation to the clerks ur all
oi the stores represented i'm the y. VI.
e. A Commercial basketball league, ~
attend next Wednesday nights game
ana TO see the respective teams I'm a.
ton. M admission viii be charged.
il being au open evening for the clerks
Of the respective stores. 1t is expected
the rcaturc will bc = very mtercstiu,'
one ANA the games should attract
much attention as the teams are COM
posed ol the picl, # the basketball t3l
ent in Calumet
This evening the Calumet Y. NJ. =,
\. and independent basketball teams
viii meet on the association llour and
- spirited match is assured. The lnde-
pendeHts have about as strong line
up as it is possible To secure in this
city and are sure to make worthy op-
poucuts for the upper peninsula
champs
Last evening the V NJ. c. \. indoor
bali team was defeated by the Com
mcicial team bv the score OF 10 d
lIoaC and Chamberlain were the bat
terry for Commercials and Nicholas ana
NJ Christensen for the Y NJ. G., n
niuc,
Plans are being outlined for an out
door athletic campaign under the au-
spices of the association this sum
mcr All of the younger boys classes
viii participate and it Is probable
| tournament viii Ice arranged for. SIM
| liar 10 the winters indoor tournament
| Ia which The boys will participate ~
outdoor sports
Next Thursday evening the calu'
| imet Y. NJ. =. a. and high school bas-
| kctball teams will play
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PRESBYTERIAN BODIES TO
CONVENE HERE TOMORROW
ANNUAL SPRING MEETINGS OF
PRESBYTERY AND MISSION.
AIRY SOC ETY.

All preparations have been Complet-
cd for the annual spring meetings of
the Lake Superior Presbytcry and the
Woman's Missionary society in the
First Presbyterian church. About sew
entN-nve pastors and laymon and mis-
Siunart workers are expected here and
the session. which will continue until
SUNDAY uisht will be decidedly inter
cStng. The programs of both meet
ings have already been published.
Entertainment viii be provided for
the visitors in the homes of Calumet
residents ana besides the business ses-
Sious. it, is expected there viii be So
cial features connected with these
gatherings.
Miss Mildrid Romsdahl, Calumet's s
favorite soprano, has consented ia
Saturday evenings meeting of the
Woman's Missionary society.
The Presbytery officers. whose terms
come To close at this meeting are:
Moderator. Rcr. Joshua II. Mitchell.
Clerk. Rev. NJ. Marshall Allen.
Committee on Arrangements. Rev
-. ~. Stalker, chairman.
The officers of the Womsn's Mission
airy society are
President, Mrs w. II. Selden. STAN
baugh.
First Vice President. Mrs. j. e. Man
ming, 500.
Second Vice President. Mrs. s. G.
Armstrong, Marquette.
Third Vice President. Mrs j. y
| Crawford. Menominee.
Fourth Wee President. Mrs. Thomas
| Brown, 81. lguac".
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. G
| Munger Meromiuee.
Recording Secretary Mrs. &. 4
| Cram, EScanaba.
Treasurer, Mrs r. +. Knowles
| Ioughton.
Secretary Of Literature, Mrs. W. L
| Thomas, Manistique.
Young Peoples Secretary, Mrs W
s. Paddock. Calumet.
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SHOWS SPIRITS FALSE.
Millionaire Expires - Years Before
Date Set BY Ghost Adviees."

Denver Colo. April 11.-Alonzn
Thompson, 81 Years old, millionaire
spiritualist and wartime auditor of
Missouri, who believed ghostly adviccs
that ne could not die before he was
90 years old died Yesterday Burial
will be az Bollevillc, III. For SIX
weeks Mr. Thompson's belief IN his
imagined span of life supported him
in resisting pneumonia and au Incl
dental operation for removal OF q rib,
year ago his declaration that his
guides" told him his wife aud sou
were conspiring to get his fortune led
TO Mrs. Thompson's divorce decree.
The millionaire, although three times
married, WAS planning to follow his
guides" into fourth matrimonial
venture
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Recommendation Made by Com i.
mittee II Be Established
in Midland CO.
POWER GRANTED HEALTH BOARD

Lansing, Mich April l1--tSpeciaD
Among the appropriation bills re-
ported out by tho ways and means
committee OF ale House This morning
was one carrying 100000 for the erec-
tion Of a vorknouse and rrformatory
at BAY City. The idea is 70 establish
"a prison 10 care for short term pri.-
cncrs formerly sent 10 the Detroit
House Cf Correction.
The committee also reported out
bin to provide tor the establishment
of q tuberculosis sauitarium IN Mid
land county
a 100000 appropriation tor the
Mount Pleasant state normal school
was reported out.
The House today agreed to amend
mcnta proposed IA Senator Montieth
giving the state board Of health super
vision over the water supply and sew
eragc disposal systems in the state.
and it has gone 90 the governor.
This mounnr r,sator Waltor intro.
duced @ bin providing for the organ
la1tio1 Of companies 10 erect reser-
yoirs t. store UP an over-supply Of
water in the spring and distribute IL
during the dry summer months. Tn
dor the provisions of rho hill the state
railroad commission would have sC-
rervisiau over the companies, and
would establish rates that would limit
tho profits ot the companies 70 six
per cont
Both the Houses and Senate will
hold sessions this afternoon. and the
House has declared FOR a Saturday
session, Jt is not thought, however,
that ,hnrc viii be- Quorum tomorrow
morning, aa many memNors were plan
Ming % slip away quietly tonisht
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WILL BANQUET cHuRcHlLt

san Francisco. April 1l-Winston
Churchill the New Hampshire nov
ciist and political leader. is TO be the
guest OF members Of the Progressive
party of san Francisco aud vicinlty
at a dinner to be given in his honof
here tomorrow night. Governor John-
son. Progressive candidate FOR vice
pr,sid.ni last tall. will preside and
Introduce Mr.. Churchill, who VIII
speak on the significance of the pro-
gressivc movement.
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In Fold Against Huerts.
NEW SERVICE rNAUeusArep.
Royal Mail Steamship Company Now
Circles the Globe.

Portland, ore, April IA ucw
iransplcific steamship line from Port.
land 70 Japan and China IS to hc in
augurated tomorrow with the sailu-
of the steamship Harpaeus from this
port. II is planned to maintain q sail-
ing every four weeks for the present
The new service Will form the last
link of a continuous world-Cwcluug SOL
vice Of the Royal Mail Steamship
company For the present The now
ships OF tho Shore line, which Is
owned toy the Roval Mail compaus.
but later Heot Of 2,00O-tou ships
will be built for the trauspacihc trade.
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NELL is MAKING EFFORT
TO PREVENT R. R. STRIKE

Chicago, April ll.-Commssioncr of
Labor Neill met a committee of rail
road managers today in a further ef-
fort 10 adjust the differences of the
railroads and 1000 swiichmcn en-
ployed In this city. Later in the day.
representatives of the switclmen are
scheduled to join the conference,
Would End Buffalo Strike.
Buffalo, April with street cars
running under military guard over on
" ten miles of the international Rail-
way CO.'S 500 miles of track, and a
general strike of all union labor in
the city threatened. Mayor thirha-
nauu sought To reopen the ncgotia-
tious dcudlocked last night, and the
state board of mediation began an in
vcstigation.
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FAVORED BY TRIPLE ALLIANCE
New Development, However, May
Result in Clash With Greece
MILITARY PREPARATIONS MADE

London, Arril bulgaria is max
ing formal claim to the possession OF
Saloniki, now occupied by the Greek
troops, according to q dispatch from
Belgradc, Servia The dispatch adds
that Bulgaria is taking military meas
tres 70 support her claims, while
Greece is concentrating her army along
the railroad leading to Saloniki.
Triple Alliance ,'avors Bulgaria.
Vienna, April 1.-THE triple alliance
-Germany, Austria Hungary and It
aly-advocates, according TO the Neue
f'reie Presse. that Saloniki he given
To Bulgaria as compensation for the
cession of s;listrit and strip of Bull
garian territory 10 Roumaula Russia
and France are of the opinion that
Greece should have Saloniki, while
England appears to favor the view of
the triple alliance.
Servian Troops Out Scutari,
Cettinje, April l1.-Strvian troops.
which have been assisting the Monte
negrin army iu the siege of SCutari.
have withdrawn, and are marching
back TO Servia. This leaves Monte
negro standing practically alone In its
defiance of the powers. The official
gazette declares that the heavy Monte
neEriu losses during the recent assault
on the rarakosch forts were due main
~ To The Servian artillery, which con-
tinued To fire while the allied troops
were stoi1ning the works. The Ser
Wan commander forgot TO give the or
der to cease firing" says the gazette
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ocToGENARIAN PASSES AWAY.
Uzsb Morisstte Follows His Wfo to
Final Resting Place,

Tzab Morisette. 81, and a resi-
cent If Calumet at different periods
curing the past forty years, died at his
home or Hecla street, Hecla last even
ms of ailments attending old age The
deceased was widely known among the
French residents of the copper ccuu-
try. He was born in eastern Canada
and came 10 this country forty wears
ago, later returning to his place of
birth and returned TO Calumet twelve
years aso. Mrs. Morseitc died about
six months ago
There survive seven children. who
are. Jerry OF Hubbcll, Mrs Mary pu-
rant OF Lake Linden Mrs Jennie
Rove of Hubbell. James, William auG
Edward Of Calumet and Charles of
Lake Linden The funera, will take
place tomorrow morning Services win
be held at St Anne's church.
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APPLY FOR LICENSES.

Township Clerk George Martin has
received siz applications tor retail
liquor licenses and one for a whole
sale license, There are at present SIS
saloons in the township. the propri-
tors Of FIVE OF which have applied to
renew their lio~nses. Charles Peterson
viii retire from his saloon at Phillips
willie and one new applicant q Florida
resident has appeared
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Many of Them Have Not Had Ex-
peTIenCe in Directing Ships
in Maneuvers
CONGRESS- STANDS IN THE WAY

Washington. April l.-congrcsa
stands u tnc way Of cnbicnt control
of hc ui,}, according to Col. Robert
". Thompsog chairman of the eXecu-
tive committee of the Navy Lcaruc or
the rnitcd states.
Younger admiraIs," hc declared
also are sSary to make the Am
ucau Rect effective in time of war.
Under the present law our admirals
are too old when they reach the nag
rank, ana they have had too little cx-
pegcncc in command TO bc properly
qualified Ton handling ilcCt in time
Of war
'.y'r' maritime nation in the
world cN,cul our own, has taken steps
10 scrure Young, vigorous ana highly
qualified men and give them the nee.
cssary crpcricucc to tit them for su-
premc command"
Thompson declared that in Jauua-
ny, l)la. of twenty eight admrals. If
teen had seen no sea service as rear
admr,I5. while the remainder had
been m cUprcme command on an aver
axe Of only nine months at sea.
Sugar Interests Arc Active.
Washington, April ll.--Presidcnt
Wilson was urged today by former
Governor Adams, of Colorado, ana
DENT wUc National Committeeman
EN'ng. of Louisiana. TO agree to a
notifications in the tariff schedule ON
sugar which proposes To make it dis
Ieclomrr with the executive at the
end OF three years whether sugar
should he free, Adams told The prcsi-
dent iIE' while his state could stand
q cent n"r pound, the knowledge that
Nlgar uisbt be free at the end of
'0r'' }"u would have discuuragiut;
elect ou lbr business during that pc
liod Ewing tool the same position.
The president took under considcra
t'oh todd} 5ur n diplomatic post. Dr.
j, J.. Jefferson, Of Colorado, prcscul -
cd hy Senator Thomas
Capt. Arson Comes To Bat.
President Wilson was congratulated
Today for mis- interest in baseball bv
captain Adrian Auson, father of the
same Nuson wired from salt Lake:
Having been city clerk of Chicag"
W" 'h' Democratic ticket aud also
"'5hi' Connected with baseball, II
PRAISES mo greatly TO know YOU have
"oN' To the front Cor the national
Edluc. im COuyiuccd made uo mis-
''" in s,calIng for YOU"
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NOW HAS APPENDICITIS,

London. April 1t.--Misa Zelle Emer-
son. the American sufragette, Is suf-
fering from serious attack of appen
dicitis. Dr Mansell Moulin said this
morning. Although necessary, no op-
Grafton win he performed st present
according To the doctor because of her
extremely weakened condition. HeI
nervous symptoms were improved
somewhat today
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CHATTEL MORTGAGE LAW.
Local Bankers and Others Hold Op-
positc Views Upon rs Adoption.

poStc views Upon rs Adoption.
There Is considerable looal interest
in BIZ now pending in the stite leg
islatura wh.ah provides that chattel
MORTGAGES must be filed with the reg
lister Of tho county. rather than tho
township or village clerks, after ats
adoption The Michigan Bankers as
aoci3tiou which is supporting ,he
measure has written 70 local bankers
asknl ,hr.r opinions.
Several Calumet b5nicrs were inter-
-iewed this morning and different
views We're brought out.
enc or them pointed out that the
adoption of this law would cut down
the fees Of the township or village
clerk and would result In great in
convenience FOR all parties involved,
for 10 would necessitate trips TO
Housht0r for fling renewing or
checking up such mortgages. Practi-
Caly nothing would be gained. ho
thou2ht and it would be much better
10 leave ,hmgs as they are lie stated
that many loaal WORKING people. who
have loaned money % oe<er workers
and hold mortgages thereby would Ia
irconreni1ucod by the change
Another banker pointed uut that
people Of other localities are not as
fortunate ae ma Calumet whore The
township clerks otuco ir always op"r
and The records available st nh times
Hc stated that m many communities
tha mortgage records can now be To-
Gated only with eTsat diftrllty where
as they m -ht r1sil, he located at tho
office of the register o; deeds il the
prouogee law Is enAcreI
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25rA ANNIVERSARY

The Woman's Missionary sncicty
of the Red Jacket Congregational yes
terday afternoon enjoved splendid
program in commemorauon OF the
twenty dfth anniversary Of the organ
ization Of the society. The Calumet
Congregational society members We're
guests Mrs Herman Guck presented
the history Of the society and Rev.
Jesse Povey gave an address.
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POPE IS SOMEWHAT
STRONGER TODAY


Rome April 1.-THE condition Of
Tie pope WAS unchanged this morning.
iIis temperature was increased slight
~, registering nearly -. No new
symptoms developed during the night
The pope Is feeling stronger today and
oppressed disappointment at not being
able to receive the pilgrimage from
Venice \ sister MA niece of the
pope remained several hours in his
room, Willie Manager Brcssan. private
secretary To his holiness. celebrated
mass. The pope prayed sitting up in
bed.
'umor spread in the city during
the morning that the pope was dead,
caused rush or inquiries To the vati-
can, where it was found everything
was tranquil
Jokes About the Newspapers.
The pope q, times complained of
pains in the small of his back, which
increased when hc sits up and when
he coughs. Remedies have been ap-
piled % insure frccr action of the in
tcrual organs.
Professor Marchiafaya apparently is
not quite satisfied VITA the progress
the pope is making in the recovery Of
his strength. lie vas iurcXiblc i'm his
decision not To- allow his patient to un-
%crgo any cXcrtiun
Tn" pope expressed u desire To- read
"A newspaper saving after what was
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pfNNscHMiDT DEFENSE OPENS.

Quincy, April THAT some person
Go. ~ tne Pfanschlnidt home all day
a.. u',.u'S' trying to burn the bodies OF
ps,, 'ouf murder victims and that RAY
s. 'ulidt was in Quincy all day
,''''uaS Willie the bodies were being
,oa, 'u Is The theory by which the de-
,,n'', - which opened today. will at
,a". CO.. 20 establish the innocence of the
Young defendant
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TANNER TO RETAIN JOB.

Washington. April l1,-"Copora'
Tasner, lifelong Republican. will not
have To surrender his job as register
of bills TO Democrat. At the white
house II was said he will be retained.
Tanner was wounded SO many times
in the civil war that parts of both Of
his legs were amputated.
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MoRGAN's BODY m STATE,
Body OF Financler Will BE Taken Ia
New York Home.

New York, April 11.--Tho body of
j. Pierpont Morgan will lie in state
from the time of it's arrival OH The
liner France here today until Monday
morning in the red room of his Madi
son avenue home. Mr.. Morgan's ia
voritc nowers--dcep red roses and Am
crican Beauties will be used eXCu-
sivcly. The governors of the stock
exchange voted not to open the
exchange on Monday until noon, out
Of respect TO Mr.. Morgan, whose fun
eral will take place that morning.
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JUSTICE HUGHES BIRTHDAY.

WashinEton April IA large vase
filled with flowers rraced the bench in
front of Supreme Court justice
Hughes today ass reminder of his
birthday anivorsary. Justice Hughes
Us hfU-ope and the youngest member
of the court in point Of years. Next
Thursday Justice Day viii be 50 years
Old and Justice Vou pcventer "a.
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BURN CRICKET GRAND STAND

London, April 11.-Mlitant suffra-
gettes early this morning fired the
grand stand on tho great cricket
ground at Tumbridge Wells. They lef,
behind them photograph OF Mrs
Pankhurst.
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FOOTBALL INJURY FATAL.

Rockford. ll. April ll--Falph Lev
inRs. former high school football star
and track athlete dropped dead at the
home of his sister here today. An
autopsy revealed a brain henorrhagc.
He was severely injured by kick on
the head in a foosball game several
years ago.
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TIRES or HUNGER STRIKE,

ST Joseph. Mo-. April 1l.--Just a.
the prison doctor was preparing tC
forcibly feed her. Clyda Rosely, Of De
Moines. in prison i'm the city wort
house here. on a hunger strike foi
four days. relieved the situation By
devouring half a dozen sandwiches.
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as the public schools, the necessary
funds to be provided by the com
munes, the province ans the state. The
opposition. however. demands that the
church schools should be maintained
by the church, not by the government.
Government is Prepared.
Brussels. April 1.-The government
is preparing to resist all the resources
of the general strike of the Belgian
workmen scheduled for Monday. The
government has the support of the
conservative interests of the country
The Socialists are confident that near
ly 100000 will leave work i'm response
to the stpike order Local strike com
mittecs are arranging to place chill
dren with sympathizers beyond the
frontiers. workmen nave been ad
monisied that the best means of gain
ing their end Is a display ct calm and
peaceful endurance.
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PROGRESS TOWARDS RECOVERY

London, April H. The Duchess oil
Counaught. wife at the governor gen
eraI of Canada. after her operation
Yesterday for intestinal obstruction
rassed a good night Her progress ~
satisfactory.
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LOANS 500; GETS MILLION.
e'eah Sown Upon tho Waters
Brings Back Fortune.

Chicago, April It.-Dr Edward IIig
wy 'l Glenellyn, H.. who in the early
'sOtIea lent Charles Froelich seven
uuhorsd dollars TO assist him through
Wv 'hlNcrsitN OF Nebraska, learned
''daH that Frocllch died recently in
australia without heirs and leaving
fortune approNimating one million
oollars To Higley
"s"i wears ago. Froelich who had
s''"u wealthy In Australia visited his
'Vn'c' benciacior and repaid the loan
with compound interest.
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FINDS OEPLORABLE
FLOOD CONDITIONS
Relief Expedition From Cairo Re.
ports Situation Is Bad

Cairo, April 1.-THE ohio river reg
isterea 54i feet here today. Il fall OF
one tenth of an inch since last night
Because of continued high water, the
levee patrol was Increased
The Illinois Central is getting trains
through the drainage district. wher,
the water is two feet above the
tracks today opening direct service
between Chicago and New orleans.
4 relief expedition TO the Wabasi
river bottoms. returned last night uI
tha stoamer City of CAIRO anJ report
cd conditions up the Ohio as deplor-
able. only one or two points between
Cairo and Mount Vernon. nd., nrc
above water. In many places the rivey
is thirty five miles wide. There are
four thousand refugees in the vicinity
ot Wicklinc. Ky
Drainage Congress Busy.
st. Louis. April ll.-Delegates to the
National Drainage Congress began to-
day the work of organizing various lo-
cal drainage boards and committee
into a rational drainage federation.
A malaria conference at which tn,
relation of swamp lands ana Hoods to
disease was discussed also was held
today. Frank t. Knight Of Chicago
addressed the Congress ON The Bust
ness Mems Interest in the Flood Por.
ton" Col. w. f.. Piper of Chicago
chairman of the legislative committe,
of the National Fraternal Congress
spoke en- the interest or fraternal in
surance orders in drainage. rs it af-
fects actuaries tables on longevity
Big Danger is Over.
Washington, April 1.-THE rainfall
IN the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, Is
practically at AN end for the present
The Ohio las fallen sharply between
Pittsburg and Louisville Rains dur
ing the last few days. however. vii
check the fall. but an important rise
IS not anticipated.
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BusoNic PLAGUE SCARE.

Bog)ta, Colombia, April ll.--Much
alarm Is caused here by reports that
the bubonic plague has broken out in
the seaport of Santa Marta.
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DANCE HALLS CAUSE
DOWNFALL OF MANY
Numerous Institutions in Chicago
Sell Liquor to Girls

Chicago April l1--Dauce halls
where liquor is sold to girls and where
friends are provided tor those who
want them. were ascribed as tho
cause of the downf.ll Of many Young
women, by Mrs. Gertrude Brittou, a
settlement worker who testified today
before The Illinois vice commission
In thorough investigation we
found 200 dance halls in Chicago
where liquor was sold to girls under
sixteen, said Mrs. Britton
In some other places so-oalled soft
drinks when aualy2ed were found TO
contain alcohol IN one dance hall we
discovered the proprietor served no
tice to patrons that q tricnd would be
provided for any girl that needed one
\ girl of Il told the commission how
Il scolding by her father, the chence
meeting of "jolly fellow" and his
giving her drugged beer led % hsr
downfall
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TWO U. 5. SAILORS KILLED
IN MEXICAN STREET FIGHT

Guaymas. Sonora. Mexico, Arrh H.
Two sailors of the United States
cruiser California were killed and
three others wounded in street nght
yesterday morning at Mazauan, ia .
cifc coast port. Three Mexican 20.
licemen We're wounded Ia attempi4ps
10 arrest the sailors Admiral Cowies
is iuvestigatng
In Fold Against Huerta.
El Paso April lt,-Paucho villa,
who mas taken the field i'm Chihua-
Lua state against the Hucrta govern
iuent. yesterday held up passenger
train and secured silver bulson Wall
ucd IT scventy-tiye thousand dollars.
Passengers were not molcsted Tho
bullion was destined for The state cap
ital,