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HEARST NH BRYAN.

SIr-I note an ".orial in a recert issue of the American in which ynr vigorously oppose the selection of Mir. Bryan by NIT. Wilson as his secretary Of state
 With your consent I would like to express in the columns of the Amer ican an opinion which differs from yours, if not In regard to Mfr. Bryan at least in regard to the proprtety of NIT. Wilson selecting Mir. Bryan.
 II Is undoubtedly the right and the duty of any newly elected president of the Tinted States to organize his cabinet and formulate his plans in ae- cordance with what he himself be- licves to be for the best interests of his administration, of his party and of his country.
 NIT. Wilson has certainly received a sufficiently large popular vote of con idence to entitle him to the ordinary privileges of the president.
 It would seem to me to be the duty of good democrats. and. in fact. of good citizens generally, irrespective of party. to sustain Mir. Wilson in the exercise of his best judgment and best efforts at least until events may seem to prove that his acts and efforts are not for the best interests of the party and of the country.
 If NIT. Wilson believes that Mr. Bry- an or any other man can render ser vice to the country in a cabinet posi- tion. he should be allowed to select that man without the interpretation of any unnecessary objections or ob- stacles on the part of good democrats and good citizens.
 Wilson will be held responsible foI the success of his administration. and he is entitled to exercise every proper means and to invite every proper aid to make his administration successful
 The question of whether MT. Bryan would really be of advantage to the administration Is a matter of opinnion, and Mfr. Wilson's opinion Is the one which is of chief importance.
 While the rest of us are entitled to entertain opinions. we should not. l think, express them at time or in e way to cause Mir. Wilson undue em- barrassment.
 For my part, I personally hold ex. actly the same opinions that you have expressed of MT. Bryan's visionary character of mind. and also of his wellknown selfshness and ingrati- tude.
 realize that Mir. Bryan has made speciality of sacrificing his friends on the altar of his own ambitions, and realize, too. that he has sacrificed his party on several occasions by sub. stituting his own personal fads and fancies for the actual and accepted principles of the progressive oans&oe ;.
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Nome people will once more begin their municipal registration tomorrow Every man should become enrolled as a voter If possible. and every man who can should cast- his vote.
 There is no man who ought n.. tu take q hand in electing those who represent the people or in defeating those who would misrepresent them. For q municipal body the men that are needed are hard headed business men not orators or men who wish to be ornamental.
 A municipality is commercial un- dertaking. 1t is no organization es- tablished for academical discussions or for the purpose of letting obscure people reach the limelight.
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Rates fur advertising space in Aoy pf the sbo publications will be ml14 known on application.
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NOME, ALASKA, FEB. 1s, 1913.

The Alaska Sweepstakes race has now become an evetn of such wide spread fame that the people of Nome ought tO make a strong effort to keep 1t at the high standard which if has maintained since the beginning.
 It should be regarded by every man and woman as their own personal af- fair and all should get in with a will and help along towards making it well worthy of the reputation it has ac- quired all over Alaska and the out side
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rHu>E MAI. NO As.
FIRE ALARM sIGNAL&

FIRE ALARM SIGNALG 2 Standard oil Ce. 8. Csrstsn4 Cold Storage. i4 John ]. sSsnon Co office. IS. Hsadquartsrs ssIaon. '1. Recorders Of6eA 24. Lawrence Hotel. l5. Fire Department 71. DiseOvo. saIoon. a YOrksy's Cigar Store. 41. Pacific Cold Storage CO- sandspit 42 Third Ave. and Lsne's Way.
 Engine hJusS Phone Main o7. Ssvsn WhistIsa. Water. Three Fire GU,
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THE

,.n;ered a. secund -clAss matter. Feb -e lyf1. at the PoStoflce at Nome, A..ska urder re Act of Congress of Narch 2. 1879
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City Official Paper

Copy fof rSS-'Ar aSVsrtissmsnts ? 4ss be in " 10 o'clock on the day
 publication
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
A TRIPLE COLLISION
AUTO. CART AND BIKE CAME To
GETHER At STREET CROSSING
NO ONE WAS INJURED.

An automobile driven by j. Fernandez
Of this city. bicycle ridden by j l2-vear-
Old hoy named Dcmctrio Garcia. and a
cart c0llided ut the corner of 10th aud
Elizabeth streets. in front Of the post
office at 1 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon.
without anyone being hurt. The Tenders
of the automobile were partly smashed,
and spring was broken. The autOmo-
bile ran over thc front wheel of the hi
cycle and demolished it. The cart and
Tic donkey were upset. and Il load of
soap in the cart was thrown hcltcr-NEclt-
er in the street The driver jumped and
escaped without injury.
The donkey was bOWled over with the
cart. and the poor beast was SO stunned
for Il moment that he lay rs if dead. An
examination did not reveal any broken
bones or injuries. however. and he was
soon ON his feet and able to haul the
cart away.
The boy on the bicycle was crossing
the corner, coming up l0th, ana The auto
mobile was travelling north on Eliza
beth. The cart was travelling south On
Elizabeth All reached the corner ut the
same time. The bov saw the auto too
late to GET out of its way. and the driver
Of the automobile. turning To avoid the
bicycle. encountered the cart-with the
foregoing results.
1t is considered fortunate, indeed, that
no one was injured bv the triple collision.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
NEW SUPERIN NTENDENT
L. A. STOBART RESIGNS AND f. IL.
WILLIAMS Is NOW IN CHARGE
OF LIGHT AND WATER PLANT

Announcement was made today by
Mayor A. b. Cole that the city has ac
ceptcd the resignation of f. A. Stobart
superintendent Of the Brownsville water
and electric light department., and the
appointment of +. II. Williams to sue
cecd Mr. St0bart The change becomes
effective at once, and bIr. Williams will
hereafter be in charge Of the departments
Of the municipality.
The resignation of Mr.. StObart was
voluntary and was filed with the mayor
last Monday afternoon, 10 become ef-
fcctyc June /, or such time as the city
could secure a man to assume the re
Sp0nSibiltics of the position.
The appointment Of Mr. Williams was
made today and reads as follows:
You are hereby appointed superin-
tcndcnt of the light and waterworks Sys-
TEN Of Brownsville, to take effect at
once. with full power and authority in
the premises. and with salary and Incl
dental expenses az heretofore paid to +.
A. St0bart, resigned. A. b. Cole, Mayor
of Brownsville"
When seen today. Mr.. Williams stated
that he viii accept the position offered
him. and will do his best to give the
citizens continuous light and water ser
vice. He stated that il would take time
10 bring the service back to normal and
that he trusted the citizens would bear
with him in the meantime He said that
no changes would be made in the per
Sonnel of the plant, and that he was GER
tain the business end of the electric light
and water system is being well con
ductcd and that no changes would be
made in that end.
The new superintendent has been 4
resident of Brownsville several years
and is we'll known TO the majority of its
citizens. He was manager of the
Brownsville MidwiHtcr Fair last winter,
and his signal success with that enter
prise under exceedingly discOuraging
and adverse circumstances. won him
much praise. More recently he has been
connected with the electric department
city. He has been engaged in the install
lation of electric light plants in this see
ton. having installed the IIarlingcn SyS-
tcm. and those who are acquainted with
this business
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
THE BATTLE AT VICTORIA
REPORTS CONFIRMING HERALD'S
STORY OF REVOLVING RI
RALES' ATTACK.

Compete details of the attack OH Cu
dad Victoria, published Exclusively il
The Herald, were received in MatamoroS
giving an account of how the action tool
place
The attacking rebels pcrtaincd to tn,
Dist regiment OF ruralcS. which lately
Ieroltcd in the town Of Tlalnepantla. in
the state of Mexico, and were led by
First Lieutenant Castor. The city was
attacked about o'clock of the morning
Of the 22nd. The attacking party com
priScd 4 little over 800 men. who after Il
three hours battle were rcpulScd and
compelled to seek the mountains
According 10 this report the battle
ended ut 1870 Of the same dav. and on
the field occupied by the rebels. y b0dics
Of rebels were found
The defenders Of the city captured II
executed. The ruralcS who attacked
Victoria were formerly stationed in that
city. bat lately, owing to suspicion Of
their intention Of reyolting, thev were
disarmcd and taken to Mexico City.
They were again armed there. however
and sent to TlaInepantla. where they
eventually revoltcd.
The Notifications on the western part
Of The city are being reinforced since
the last two days. These Notifications
surround the city. from The electric
plant 70 the garita Of PucrtaS Ncrdes
to the east. This work is being done up
on instruction of the commander of the
post and it il being done hy volunteers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
PENNED IN MINE
BY EXPLOSION
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
MEN REMAIN IN MINE AFTER
THE DEADLY EXPLOSION OF
GAS
RESCUE WORK DONE BY GOVERN
MENT RESCUE FORCES NINE
TEEN CRAWLED THREE MILES
TO SAFETY
Especial to The Herdid.0 J

FINLEYNILLE. Pa, April IL
The government rescue forces today
fought to save 122 men pcnned. dead or
alive. back i'll Il mine. Ninety-three of
the 2l5 men working at the time Of the
explosion escaped without serious in
jury
Thirty bodies have been recovered
from the mine The stories of the Suryiv-
ors of how they craWlcd over the debris
while their companions were overcome
one by one by Gas indicates little hope
Tor the men yet in the mine
1t is reported today that the govern
ment relief station at Pittsburg offered
10 aid the mine officials when they first
heard Of t.e explosion The company re
piled that they had 4 reliable first aid
company which could cope with the sit
uatiOn. However until the government
helmet men arrived at seven last night
no progress was made toward the res
cue. Gas drove the company rcScuerS
back IT took the helmet men to success
fully fight the fumes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
TWO CHANGES IN
MEXICO CABINET
GEN. GARCIAS GRANADOS GIVE
T-l PORTFOLIO OF INTERIOI DE
PARTMENT ALLEGING ILL
HEALTH AS CAUSE i RESIGNA-
TIO\
GEN. MONDRAGON FROM WAR
nEPARTMEN SUCCEEDS HIM
GEN. BLANQUET BECOMES MIN
lister OF WAR.
by Associated PrcSS.)

MEXICO CITY. April 2l-General
Garcia Grlnad0S has resigned the pos
ition Nj minister of the interior allaging
II health aS the cause of his resigna-
tion. Provisional President IInerta i'm
mo,liatcly field The vacancy in his cab
.nct hv transferring Gen. lose MOndrag
on from the department of war to that
of the interior, and maing General Aur-
cliano Banquct minister Of war.
Blanquct was commander of the post
and this post is field by the promotion
of General Garcia Cucllar who was GOV
prnor of the federal district to that Of
commander. This again, left vacancy
which has been filed by the appointment
to the goycrnorShip Of Nuncio Martinez
who was formerly governor of Puebla.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
THREATENED STRIKE
COUNT FOR ONERCHAEGING. DE
CLARE THEY'D QUIT WORK

4 serious strike was narrowly avert
cd in Brownsville this morning when
thirty water carriers threatened to dis
continue business If the city intended to
force them to charge only seven and a
half cents a barrel for water. The
thirty burro drivers and water dis
pcnSerS appeared before Corporation Re
cordcr Celaya this morning and laid
their ease before them They stated that
the amount allowed Nv the city was en-
tircly too low, since they had to pay
three cents barrel for the water them
selves. and that the profit to them was
therefore very low. considering the high
cost of living and the distance some times
necessary to % TO deliver water.
Judge Celaya went into the matter
thoroughly with them. and after some
discussion and considerable argument he
agreed To allow them 10 make i charge Of
fifteen cents Il barrel However. he in
formed them, if there is IL single arrest
made in which il was shown that a
higher charge than that was made he
would see that the oyCrchargcr suffered
the consequences.
4 diScontinuance Of this source Of wa
ter supply in the Mexican sections Of the
city would have proved disaster. There
is more territory III the city not covered
by the water SvStem than is reached by
the lines. and therefore Il large percent
age of the population wOuld have been
seriously inconvenicnCcd by the strike
of the water carriers. had il occurred.
1t is stated that the water carriers
were contemplating organizing \ union
but it was later discovered that such
measure would have c0ntlcted with
the states antitrust laws, and that
therefore the plan was abandoned.
The water cart drivers took advantag,
Of the recent suspension of the watcI
service by the city plant to chargcpric
~ >.charging from - cents to rs high a
10 cents. in "dinero Amcricano
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
NEW TRUST BILL
GETS ATTENTION
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OF
WHICH HE WAS ONCE A MEM
BER HAS THE BILL UNDER CON
SIDERATION.
SHEPPARD SEEKING TO CARRY
OUT WILL OF LEGISLATURE IN
THE MATTER OF HYDROGRAPH-
ICAL AND TOPOGRAPIIICALS SUR
NEYS.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 23.-
Representative Robert l.. Henry's bill
for curbing trusts, introduced in the
house a few days ago is attracting at
tcntion is IA probable feature in the ad-
minstration's trust busting programe.
The house judiciary committee, of which
Mr.. Henry was long member till pro
NOTED to the craftsmanship of rules. has
had the subject much under cOnsdera-
ton but has delayed bringing out Il bill.
Mr. Henry has given amendment of the
Sherman law much study and his bill
is calculated TO furnish the judiciary
committee something to work on. The
ideas. which il embodies including eli
minatiOn of reasonable from inter
pretation of the present law, command
much attention among the law makers.
are being filled there"
Senator Sheppard is seeking to carry
out the wishes of the Texas legislature
for Typographical and Photographed
survey of the state by federal author
tiles. He is also furthering Il soil sur
Iey of the state by the Department Of
Agriculture. While he has introduced
these bills in the senate, Mr. Sheppard
is following them up in committee and
seeking 10 have them enacted soon by
the senate.
"We are getting nothing new about
federal positions" said Senator Shcp
pard today. Il am not aware of any early
appointments being made for Texas, out
side of the postmasters. a few vacancies
ae being filled there"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
WILL MEET IN PARIS
COMMISSION TO ADJUST NATION
Al DEBT FOR ADJUSTMENT OF
WAR FINANCES IN BALKAN
WAR. MAY Is.
Especial 10 The UcrdldO

LONDON, April =. May Is il the
lay selected for the meeting in Paris
of The international commission to ad-
just the Turkish national debt for the
termination Of the Balkan war. The al
lies are willing to assume poN ion of
the debt in consideration Of the terri
tory they will get. The commissioners
will also consider the allies demand for
three hundred millions cash indemnity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
DIFFERENCE d OPINION BET
WEE ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
COMPTROLLER A TO ANAILAB-
ILITY OF PENITENTIARY FUND.

(NpcciGl Telegram 10 The HcraId.)
AUSTIN, Tex. April 2l.-Thc legis.
iatiyc investigation committee appoint
ed by the :}3rd legislature To probe into
the financial affairs Of the state peni-
tertiary system bcgunits laborS today
"ith Lieut.. Governor MayeS presiding.
The governor submitted statement TO
the committee urging full and impair
iial investigation. He also advised the
Committee that the Indebtedness of the
system il now n GG0.OO0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
C0LQUITT GOES TO SAN ANTONIO

Governor Colquitt accompanied by
members of his staff left at noon today
for San Antonio where he will preside
ID he festivities tomorrow in connec-
;ionwi I'll the battle Of flowers ut Aus
in. Material reduction is made by the
iailorad commissioners i'll its tariff ap-
plying Oh melons and vegetables and
fruits as result of hearing held on
March 31St minimum weight on straw
black and lew berries is reduced from
twenty to seventeen Thousand pounds,
rates on fruits is reduced from 30 to
10 cents in common point. StOpOver
privileges also greatly liberalized, this
effects southwest Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
APPROPRIATION AVAILABLE

II was held today by the attorney gen
eral in an opinion 10 the governor. that
the last legislature for the emergency
needs Of the penitentiary system became
available at once and that tn bill took
immdiatc effect being constructed as an
appropriation bill. The comptroller had
refused to issue warrants against ap
preparation because the bill did not pass
I'm TWO third vote. The attorney general
held this was not ncSaSry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
DENVER REGISTRATION

DENVER, Col. April 2i.-When the
polls opened today for registration for
school and municipal elections on May
} and May 20 respectively. il was pre-
dictcd that all former records for sim
liar occasions would be broken. AL
though there was general apathy re
cardng the school elections, there was
tremendous interest in the municipal
election since commissioners and not a
mayor and council, are being chosen
here for The first time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
AUSTRIA'S ULTIMATUM
By A SSOcidtcd PrcSS.)

LONDON. Eng. April 2l Austria
Hungary today sent the powers the fol
lowing note which is virtually an ulti-
matum: Take immediate action to
turn Montenegro out Of Scutari or we
shall do it alone
Austria declares that Montenegro has
violated the powers prestige and that
some one must Immediately enforce re-
spect for the powers decisions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
PAPERS STOLEN
THE STATE AGAINST MAGNOLIA
AND STANDARD OIL. STOLEN
(By Associated PrcSs.)

HOUSTON. Texas. April y. District
Attorney II. q. Maury. who was instru-
mental in filing the Texas custer suits at
Grecnvillc against the Magnolia and
Standard Oil company. declares a copy
of the states petition was stolen from
his room in Austin before the suit was
filed and that recently in New York
three men shadowed him continually.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
WILL MEET TONIGHT
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. SUM
MONED FOR PURPOSE OF ELECT
ING DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS

Secretary y. \. OBricn of the Cham
hcr NJ Commerce il today notifying
members TN letter that there will he 4
meeting of the members of the Chamber
Of Commerce at the rooms. 1872 Eliza
beth street at o'clock tonight The
meeting will be held for the purpose
Of elccting a board Of directors for the
ensuing year. the officers 70 he elected
Ill turn by the directors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
WILL HOLD SCUTARI
IN A SSOcidtcd Press. y

CETTlNJE. April 2l.-King Nicholas
today definitely told the powers that
Scutari from today henccforth belongs
TO the Montencgrns. This was in reply
to an invitation of the powers that he
surrender Scutari.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE
On 1SSOcidted PrCSS.)

WASHINGTON, u. g.. April 2i.
Secretary of state Wm. j. Bryan today
laid before the diplomatic corps his plan
for I'M international peace movement.
Nearly every ambassador and minister
in Washington attended this conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
JUST LITTLE LARK
(BU A ssOcidtcd Press.

NEW YORK. April 2l-Miss Ramona
Borden, the sevcntecn-year-0ld hcircsS.
who was reported kidnapped yesterday
from a New Jersey Sanitarium. returned
last night after dining with Newark
friends. Her multi-milionaire father
said her sudden departure was merely 4
lark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
WILL RELEASE M'MANIGAL
(By Associated PrcSS.)

Los ANGELES. Calf, April "a
Ortic ~ McManigal. confessed dynamit
cr and chief witness against the Me
Namara Bros. will be released from
Jail within thirty days. The district at
tcrncy has no charges against him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24

Go ID Ft Worth.E A. Stobart. who
has just resigned the Superintendcncy
of the city water and light plant. ex-
pectS 70 leave with his family in about
ten days for Fort Nroth where they
expect to reside.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
LITTLE D0RRIT" DEAD
lRv ASSOcinicd Press. \

LONDON. April 2i Mrs Mary Ann
the original Of Dickens Little DOrrit'
died Yesterday aged one hundred. She
and Dickens were playicllows when
children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
STATE PRISONS
UNDER PROBE

COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY LEG.
ISLATURE TO PROBE PENITEN-
TIARN. IERNOR.. STBWITS
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
OF SYSTEM.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-04-24
WEATHER.

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