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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-12-11

Call phone 115, Arcadia Valley Bot
tling Company, and order a case Of
their delicious soda water. Once a
customer, always a customer ADV.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-12-11
state of Ohio. city Of Toledo. ss.

state Of Ohio. city of Toledo. 60
= Lucas County,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner Of the firm of f. ]. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City Of To-
ledo County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. D. 1886.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-12-11

Fine Holiday neckwear. A most
beautiful assortment for men from a
large Chicago manufacturer, just in.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-12-11
Iron Furnace in Butler County
lPoplar Blufi Repuhlican.l !

W. l. Hooper, representing the st.
Francis River Land and Iron company
will open downtown offices shortly
for the sale of stocK in that concern
to Poplar Bluffians. 1t is the company
that proposes to establish a 100. ton
smelter in Poplar Bluff or smaller
smelters at various points in Butler
county.
Preparatry to this sale of stock, Mr..
Hooper has been giving prominent
Poplar Bluffians an opportunity for
personal inspection of the lands con-
controlled by the company, SO that
they might see for themselves the
prospect for ore therefrom.
Yesterday party consisting of
John Q. Corrigan, D. A. Randall, w.
S. Randall, N. B. Cook, Dwight H.
Brown and D. L. Burnside was taken
out by Mr.. Hooper and shown the
prospective mining fields.
They returned home convinced that
immense deposits of il on ore existed
on the company's lands, and were in
clined to believe fully the estimate
made by engineers that 5,OO0,O 900 tons
were actually in sight. More than
500 holes which have been made show
deposits of splendid ore. The COM
pany owns between 5000 and 5000
acres of this land.
Regardless of the proposition to in
stall furnace here, Mr.. Hooper next
week will commence the sale of stock
in the company in this city. If one
furnace of 100 tons daily capacity can
not be established here, then perhaps
ten furnaces of ten tons daily capacity
each will be founded and put in opera
tion at various stations.
These smelters will run for 1856 days
each wear. Hundreds of men will be
employed and thousands of dollars
accrue to the smelter localities
through salaries paid employees.
The visiting party yesterday realiz-
ed that the company had the ore, the
limestone and the wood charcoal with
which to operate the smelters, and in
a splendid condition so far as ore as
sets could be counted.
This company states that it is going
to go ahead with the proposition and
next week its stock will be placed on
sale in Poplar Bluff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-12-11

Job-Work neatly done at the REG
IsTER office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-12-11
JOB-WORK

3 Best equipped JOB Print
ing establishment in this
section of the State We
insure sati1 faction; prices
reasonable.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-12-11
VOLUME XLVII. IRONTON MO-. THURS

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-18
9ubesfaQe.

6rou Z. 6. 8aDriu, Satin bon
aapitdn 8abriu bonn omaha 5eiler.
bepartemcnt, i'll am Gonneritag
@ormittaa in Der 8obnung 2037
Gortas Strdbe nod monatcIanger
aranfbeit %geitor6eu. Gie 8eritor.
benr mar As Sabre alt mo in
Gmnbn felt 30 S16ren oniGfiig S6r
@atte uiO iiinf ainoer i~iberleben
lie. Gas gegrdbnis finbet AM Gam.
flag Wlorgen 10 ll6r taft; Die 9ei.
iceuug erfoGgt auf Dem @eit 2npn
6rteobofe.
Bon g1en 9)orf miro Der 100
bon gabio 6einenbuttef, Dem fri.
bcren Gefretdr 6cS @riitlideu Ger.
ems Stlnger MGnuer pon Omaha
gernel0et Gr mar leBtbin Gefretdr
bes G6riitlihm 8ereins 3lrnger
M1nner bon Rorfolf, ga.
GiHer Der alteiten auiieoIer bon
Gmabn, Q. Samuel Guild, lit Don.
ucrit1g g1admittog in icincr Sob.
mlmg 1897 9oro rs. StraBe i'm
Utter bon rs Sabren nad) 6.mondt
Ii6er aranf6eit aus Dem 2eben
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lluirrc glannrr CSC m0 S5e G~eibcirimpr.
einiahe 6arten. cin gaar ..... .... .... .t9e
llnicre Mauncr f9t gtsle Stuimpie. ic5r ipeJiea
aL etu kuaE ts..ss.s ss..ss. cess. slZt2r
llnirrc Wdnner Toe ReaIiate COMMENCEMENT 4jt
Manner 75c feline 2tsle Union anluac gu. SOC
Manner SIT mo $3.50 glgle linton anjiae sa 15t
1926 pertb ..... .... ....... soc bic 7jt
Mldnncr neue paihbdre Sei0ensS hlipie: 25c
Wertbe, 5u ...- -. ....,.... ~. 12he
Waltner Sos lei0ene Ii. leiuene 8aIb.Shlipie Poe
BANNER Semoel i'm 9niement 81 ....... -. 45e
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mitteImdBiae bis CUTE aiibe

NittelmdBige Bis CUTE aiibe
5.25--$6.00.
Stod Sellers 100000.
adlber $7.00-9.25.
SO. 50-$5.25.
6todcrs uo Seekers, 25c Bis
40e nieoriger ais Montng.
@iIte Bis bette $7.25-775.
0litteImaBi0c bis quite 1915
7.25.
@ewobnIidc bis mitteImdbige,
$G.25-6.75.
sdueinc 3uhlbr 1900; Morft
5-t5e boiler; gurdidRittspreis
$Ss5-8.95; boditer grcis $905.
Gdaie-3ufu6r 5000; D1arft
10 bis t5c nieorigcr. 2dmmer Ia
fis 25e nieoriger.
2dmmer, cute bis bette $685.
100.
@io6er, $4t5--490.
qdmmcr, mittelmdBige Bis quite.
$T $500.
Hammer 6ccber, $5.75-635.
Sabrlinae 5ceOrr, $425-5.00.
@iobrr 5eeocr $3.25-3.75.
0iutteridaie, $425--4.65.
Mutteridaie Gecocr $2.75 Bis
1926.
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SGnOler in GmaBa iinO:

geo u. Soffmor, "a. mo 9oge.
81 g. 0oo6er, %. uno Cunning.
g. q. Sn1nion, II. uno Cunning
o.. s.. gretDer, 300 g2oro "a. Ctr,
Sii0.0 maba.
Sbr fonnt GarfopBagi bon ben
~icIgenoen 5rie6bofen bciteaen:
5oreit 2aipn, Eel. FLORENCE 1874.
8roIpcct Nia, 3el. 8ebiter 2404.
@eit gatDn, 9cIepbon Douglas 800
Mount Sope, Eel. gcnicn HIN.
@rneelau0 4arf, Eel. Gong. 1864
SolD Gepulder, 3i2 Garter Bldg.
Goer bciteat brett BON
ameriean SartOpbaens Company,
Douglas pap.
Office; 304 5irlt gant. gutlf BLDG.
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acidieocn. Die 2eidenfcier finSet
am Sonutag gtorgen $3.50 llbr in
Der @obnmtg mO in Der Solo ia.
milp STRIDE itatt. Die 9eiieeung
criolgt nuf Dem SolD SepuIfer
airhboie. als gartuftrdger ner.
ben Die flint GobHe oes gerewigten
Eno oeiien SdiDieacrIobn fungircn.
Gfimnrr's 6lbOiu MacarOni-bei al.
I'm @rocerS. @emaft in 9ebrasfa.
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Exkursionen
auf dem Fluss
Dampfer Saturn

Gin I66Hsr ausRus ilr bic 5omiIie.
abfabrt SUB osr Douglas 1trabe nm
2 80 iebtngiadmittag mad oberbalb Florence
uHb Burid nm 8 80. Pc RuHbrtife.
capitalization file isns, be has Boot lhr
Gsieal6attsH, pifuits uln. 5a mietbm sDiiHf
ihen. Butt 6srrn Ba9man auf Douglas
1877 ober Ipre6t aai Dem Boot Dor. 4
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Die Satin, Die In Der 3cituna
Iieit, 81 ibrem Mdune: Sag nal,
edab, mas iino bcDorBugte @ldu.
biger2"-Der @atte: 09eoor5ugtc
gldubigcr2 Gas finO @ldubiger,
bic niemals ac6mmaen icnocn.
Gas iino iDenigitens bic Gldn6igcr,
tic i'd Dor5iebe."
Gie in TEMPER t1genoen Son6.
opatben Dolleu 6os @eiratbsalter
fir Wdoden anf 3tu1u5ig Sabre CT.
bobt baden. Gle molten aid bic
Che in bonl6opatiiden 9oien &C.
noiien lebeu mo 0~erl1ngern oarunl
bic 3eit oes ecoigicins.
&c frieoliGer bic gulgaren &c.
Iinut, oeitc friegeriihcr iuercer oic
@riedjeu un0 SeEben.
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aiibe mo Sellers, itarf.
@lte Bis bette Scifers $500
$500.
Cute Bis Bette aiibe 5000
$40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
SWISS BANKER is ARRESTED
BY CHICAGO POLICE

CHICAGO. Feb. 2l.-Hannes Bau-
der. president Of the international
Realty Association. and head Of two
savings banks in Basic and Zurich.
Switzerland. was arrested here today
hy officers on complaint Of the Swiss
government 70 was charged that
Bauder sWiuclcd citizens Of Switzer-
land ont 81 ncarly 5000 mn by fraudu-
lcnt bank mr. mining schemes He
was without bail pending extradijion
proceedings.
As president 81 the Austin Manhat-
tar C"ueolida'"d Mining COMPANY. a
Nevada concern. Pauder IS alleged TO
have returned 10 Switzerland. hts ma
tIv" country. two years ago and sold
several hundred thousand dollars
worth ~ stock. investigators m
ri0vcd hv tho swiss government
charge that the stock IS worthless
While negotiating tho stock sales
B1uder - said ~ have opened the
hanks in tho Swiss cities. II is
charged thHt 100000 81 deposits IN
no institutions .r- missing Hauder
saii he was NOT guilt, when arraigned
hef"r" ~" United States commls-
sinrcr here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
SNEED'S FATE WILL.
SOON BE WITH JURY
Arguments in the Now Famous Texas
Murder Trial viii Be Ststed
This Morning.

VERNON. Tex. FeFb. 2f-Prcsen-
'ntiol Of evidence In The trial ~
y. y Sneed. accused ~ murder in
correction with tho killing 81 g.. q.
Royce. Jr. az Amarillo. Tex. last sep
tcmhcr. was concluded TO-DAY. and ar
gument will he begun tomorrow.
Mrs Boyce. mother Of Al Boyce.
was the last witness heard. She re-
lated "a conversation between herself
and her husband and capt Thomas
snyder. fathcr-in-law Of Sneed. IN
october. 1911. relative Co the rela-
ions between her son and Mrs. Snecd.
and declared that both she and
~i;utcr'4 father made everv effort O.
k'4s them apart. Mrs. Snecds innu-
noe over him. she said. was so
stronr that they found 10 impossible.
on cross-eNam nation. Nrs Royce
declared that she cav no reason. other
than his domestic troubles. that
might have caused Sreed o. Kill her
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
MEXICO FACES
(continusd from fir.. Pass.)

VINO the men we're. who paid &c. peace
would be restored IN Mexico. He
said II was his ambition that when
he left the presidency. people would
say or him. "He has restored orcer
throughout Mexico. made safe the in
vestment Of money and rendered Sc
cure h lives and interests of all.
both foreigners and Mexicans.'
Calmly and dispasslonately. General
Huerta outlined his program for the
use OF The army in restoring and main
tanning order. He admitted that in
many parts OF the republic where the
news OF the change in government had
no been received all was not in ac-
corr with peace. To these sections.
he said. he would send emissaries in
an attempt 20 bring order. or. n nee
essary. troops would be despatched TO
them to inform the people OF the
governments desires.
Il want to restore to Mexico that
uninterrupted current of riches which
Is her right" the president continued.
'and to bring about such conditions In
the country that all the diplomats will
feel that their nationals are secured"
Fsvors Free Press.
The president declared that he fav-
ored a free press in Mexico. saying
that wen aHtaGonistic organs were de-
sired. sinccLrom them the administra-
ton miG,t lcNrn OF evils that other.
wise might be hidden.
An emissary Of President Huerta
left to-day for Saltillo. capital Of the
state Of Coahuila. bearing 4 letter 10
Governor Nenostiano Garranza. who is
reported TO be raising an army 10
fight the new government. In this let
ter n final effort is made 10 gain the
governors adhesion 10 the new
regime. \ train loaded with troops
Also Is or its way 10 Saltillo from the
capital and In the ven hat Cover
nor Garranza maintains his attitude
81 opposition these men will be used
against him and his followers.
II is reported that Juan Sanchez
A%zcona. private secretary 10 cx-Presi-
lent Madcro. has been put TO death
At Puebla. There is no confirmation
OF the report. but II is generally he
lieved 10 be true. Azcona was arrest
ed at Apizaco while fleeing from Tho
capital and was taken 70 Puebla.
To Try Prisoners.
General Felipe Angeles. former
commander Of the army operating at
c%1ernavaca. and General joaquin
Fausto Beltran. former commander
Fausto BeltranX. former commander
of the federais az Vera Cruz. are TO
be subjected TO an inquiry by the mil
itary court. General Beltran will be
tried for the part he played in attack
ing Vera Cruz last year. NJ the time
OF the ill-starred uprising fomented
there by General Diaz. He is accused
OF misuse OF the white flag in CAP
turing Vera Cruz and making a pris-
oner OF General Diaz. who later was
brought TO the capital and remained
ncarcerated until the recent revolt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
SUFFRAGETTES
IN MARYLAND
Win Three % ne Hikers Out Of the
Eunring the FAR Ses Reach
Havre De Grace.

UNvRF pE GRACE. Fsh 2f-wifh
odd ghfiy depleted ranks. General
Hnsa'lc Jones Uffio band ~ sufrac.st
rI'grima strageied into Havrr 10
Grace Just ~ duck this evening after
1 davis march over tho worF and
uudd.ra' road RIO Arm, nae on.
t0unferoI since DO started Last week
of fhc march to Washington Thrrr
of fbo hikera uoro missing when The
main body reached hero
Thev are believed to have taken 70.
'ueo ~ farm house. along The way.
~r Dad was Tho walking Zoo stretches
tnHf ffn Troops took fo tho Folds
.'nuEsIdr tho roadside Tv Tho fImo
''"v reached Northeast. whore n brief
tfop was made for luncheon. tho
marrhera looked woro lftc mud
mage. fhtr nnmrr
To ado fo their trouhlre. tho com.
ary automobile suddenly took fro
100 fho road. buy f was quickly o.
linguistic with hu' SLIGHT damage fo
''fIer car Of fe contents
80 rerrytl'c. Ius' across tho Sus
luohannI River. from hc-r. Tho
Army N1- mot hv 1 committee ~
citi1ous md headed Dr.. q hrarr band.
marched fo rho Wayrc U, Grace city
boil where Mayor Wchcr made an
address ~ welcome and -prc-entcd tho
Rows NJ Tho OTIS to General Jones
] H'er fhero v0s "a public meeting in
Fountain square or which General
Jones and others spoke
Tho Army expects to leave hero
in fhe morning stopping o. UoIairc.
Nd. tomorrow night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
Trolley Runs Awsv

'aI er1'-. On fHc Intel soccer.
MORGNNrOWN W. Va. Fob. 2f-
~Spoodine down O. steep erado in South
M%orEaufovu a big double truck car on
the West virginia Traction and Eleo-
trio Company. beyond control o. The
m'torman. jumped tho track a' n sharp
curve. throwing ninc passengers iu a
hcap and severely iliuriuc thSe.
James Mnrican. thr conductor. had f-
frIrh crur he'd Rcd Davis. 90 passenger
1d his face laccrotsI ami shoulder
bruised. while frank Srr.u had his
back and stoulird injured Tho run
away ri Eaiucd n speed o, from be-
tween a. to 5o miles and RAN for 20
feet over The t.cs before 80 atoulcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
which ended in the downfall of Ma

which ended in the downfall OF Ma
dero.
II was charged at the time that
Bsiirsns forces Would Join him ssi,
tran and his men. under a nag OF truce.
were permitted TO enter Vera Cruz and
lhiaz was seized By the federal com
nander and placed in prison
General Angeles VIII be tried for fall
are to obey an order OF General Huerta
to report to the palace with his forces
On the last day OF the recent nghtlng In
IN" city. General Huerta intended TO get
Angeles to the palace as a part OF his
confined in the same room in the palace
with ex-President Madero.
Sonora MaderO. wife OF the ex-presi-
dent. and Sonora Suarez. wife of the ex-
vice-president. today for the frst time
since their husbands were arrested. we're
permitted 10 visit them In the palace.
The visits lasted one hour and were pri-
vste. when the women left the palace
sive as 10 the fate OF their husbands.
The news that Portiirio Diaz was
returning TO the land from which he
was driven by Madero was difficult
10 believe after the scenes in the
national palace today. II was evident
the men OF the old regime were again
IN the ascendency but with the sup
port of a great number of those who
attained prominence during the Ma
dero rule and who Disguised at the
continued warfare. were ready 10 sup
port any one even though II be the
old conservative element.
Busy Day For Huerta.
II a a busy day for Huerta n
the new cabinet. While yesterday
was the day OF organization. today
was one of f~elicitation and the inaugu-
ration of the m%ultitudinous affairs OF
g.. - .,VnfeGfAn
official and otherwise. visited the ma
tional palace 10 pay their respects 10
the new president. Men went to the
palace who had not been seen there
since Porfrio Diaz went out OF office.
among them General Samuel Garcia
Cuellar. who was DiaZ's chief OF stan.
Men who had been political prison
ers until yesterday were among those
seeking an audience. all wandering
during the period OF waiting. about
the anciet salons looking for changes.
They found one notable one. n that
was the absence from the walls OF
the portraits OF Porfirio Diaz. Already
steps TO remove the discarded pic
lures from the museum have been
taken in hand. Felix Diaz vas among
the callers and interested spectators
~ lnf bulNldA VI AAt tON
eminent commissions. His only par
%ticlpation however. Mas that OF a
private citizens. a role he has as
sUmed. He is not idle. though. Al
ready he and close friends have set in
motion the machinery and the party
work for his political campaign which
il - hoped by the new administration
will he finished in a short time.
Situation Desperate.
There is no good reason TO believe.
however, that President Iiuerta will
find the task of ~pacifcation simple or
particularly short. The W inspired
by cannon doubtless will act as a
repressiye agent In and about the cap
ital. but many with whom rebellion
has become more or less a profession
will probably continue the strife. Dis
quieting reports also continue TO ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l-Steamer-
France Havre. President Grant. Ham,
burg. Cleared: Steamers Patricia
Hamburg. Hamburg. Naples Caledonia,
Glasgow George Washington. Bremen:
Minnetonka. London.
CAPE RACE-OVirelessl- Sighted:
steamer Prinz-Friedrich Wilhelm. Rre-
men and Southampton Off New York.
Steamer Celtic. form Liverpool. New
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Str.
Philadelphia. New York for SOUTHAMPTON.
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LEGISLATURE
Continued from First Page.)
Governors Office.

ate for the nine months ending Iule
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eNf AFA1s
Governors Office.
The Governors office. including
private secretary. pardon attorney
and clerks and ste~nographers. is given
S32.l50 a year. Florence Crittenden
Home gets Sl.2 . a year. 4 total OF
100000 is appropriated for the Viz
Einia debt commission: $1,000 10 de-
fray the expenses of the bribery in
y~estigation committee. $4,000 for the
public service committee for the two
year sand nine months. West Nir-
GINA Hospital for the Insanee. $780,
900 for a G of two years. Second
Hospital for the Insane, $S7 500 for
each year: West Virginia Asylum al
Huntington. S92.5 0O for each year:
West Virginia Reform School gets
$4,000 for building and grounds.
West Liberty Normal. Sl5.5OO for each
year. Chenille Normal. S37 900 for
buildings and grounds: Shepherd
College. $4,000 for buildings and
buildings and land. Colored Institute
$4,000 for buildings and land. Deaf
and Blind Institution. So. 800 for re-
pairs and improvements. the Univers-
lily gets 1924 c0 for 1914 and S233.-
600 for 1915. and sl53.O0 for the nine
months period. OF this amount. 500
0OJ Is for new buildings and 10000
for repairs and improvements. Agri-
cultural. horticultural and home ex-
tension work. $4,000. Marshall Col
lege gets $1,000 for buildings. The
State tuberculosis Sanitarium for the
two years and nine months for build
ings. land and current expenses gets
$i"iou0. For building and suitable
exhibit OF the resources OF the State
at the Pauama-Pacifc Exposition NJ
san Francisco IN 1915. $4,000. For.
expenses Of inauguration OF Governor
elect Hatfield. $1,000. while $4,000 is
appropriated TO defray expenses OF
committee to investigate and report
ON employers liability and laborers
compensation laws. To pay the trans
pOrta'iou Of eX-Union and ex-Confeder-
ate soldiers 10 semicenteunial OF tho
battle Of Gettysburg. 10 be admins
terct by Dr. llatfcli. $1,000. For pay
meut 81 county superintendent ~ free
schools. 10 be paid lut o. tho general
school funds. $4,000 for the two
year sand nine months.
Among the bills that passed th.
seuaf. today were 81. Il. 500. pro-
hihiting the appointment OF d"putt
sherids ly coal companies 20 act .s
m!nr guards. Substitute FOR 81. g.
90. relating 90 school district ui
Wheeling. IL IS .2s. providing fr'
sperIHl iety ia 1918 800 Wayne counts
o. build iutrmHry. d. B.. $50. relating
20 issuing ana paving school orders
: T. 121. duration ~ teachers Ger
thcatos s B sa. bureau OF hotel
commission and onico q hotel COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
Sanction Administration

LAREDO. Tex. Feb. 22.-Eight Mexi-
can states. Zacatecas. Coahuila. Nuevo
Leon. chihuahua san Luis Potosi. Vera
cruz. Sinalea. and Puebla have express
ID satisfaction with the new regime in
Mexico and will not support the ga-
set up by General Huerta ac-
cOrding TO Information gathered from
federal telegraph sources here today. 1t
- rumored that Governor C~arranzas OF
the state OF Coahuila Is at the head OF
a movement To- start a new republi and
that efforts are being made To bring
about the secession Of several other
states. On the night Mfadero was over
thrown and IL was reported that Cow
ernOr Carranzas had ordered mobiliZat-
ion Of troops at Pedras Segras. across
the border from Eagle Pass. Texas. but
the purpose OF the troop movement was
not stated. The report that General
september in the Rio Grande river was
denied oday by General Orozco's father.
Colonel Pascuai Orozco. Sr, in n state
n.ent To the Associated Press.
MY son is In a remote part OF the
state Of Coahuila recuperatipg from a
severe attack OF rheumatism. | have
received a letter from him during the
past two weeks" declared Colonel
Orozco.
The national railway OF Mexico sent
out Us first passenger train In n week
for Monterey today. The line south OF
Laredo Is practically out OF commission
and no international business is accept
ed here. Eagle Pass has no telegraph
service south OF Saltillo.
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cHARLEsTn% o.
TIE DAY IN CONGRESS.


Met at noon.
Resumed debate on rivers n
harbors appropriation bill.
BIZ o valuation OF railroads
and Interstate carriers favorably
reported by Interstate Commerce
Committee and agreement was
reached to vote on measure be-
fore adjournment Monday.
Industrial expeditions commit
tees decided to report favorably
Dill o government participation
IN Panama-Pacific exposition and
appropriating $1,000 900 for puc-
pose.
Agriculture committee COM
pleted agricultural appropriation
bill. carrying iS.566.5SO.
HouBei
Met at 1880 a m.
Resumed debate on suntry
civil appropriation bill.
shipping trust Investigating
committee continued It's hearing
with Bernard y. Baker t%estifyinE.