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The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

Ell PASO, Texas. Nov. 15.-Mexi-
In rebels numbering $500. under
|en. villa. captured Juarez, across
( Rio Grande, early today. They
I've made the customs house their
Rsdouarters. Col. Castro, federal
mmandsr 81 Juarez, has Ned.
The capture resulted from a sur
{ise attack which began at q. m.'
kd which was followed by four
Surs OF fierce street fighting.
Reports said that the rebels lost
n two men. The federal losses
uld not be ascertained. Fighting
3gan during the night when Villas
en surprised the Juarez garrison
Ia firing continued until after a.
Bullets fell thickly over Ell Paso,
ID the Second and Thirteenth cav
Nv regiment we're rushed to the
E,lndary line. Mexican refugees
me in continuous streams over the
kernational bridges.
villa IA said to have 5000 men at
Bfhuahua, from which the attacking
kce came. They entered Juarez so
halthily. in small detachments. that
. federals knew nothing OF their
esence until they opened fire.
Az soon as he had captured the
~, Gen. villa authorized the Uni
a Press to announce that the lives
q property OF all Americans would
protected by the constitutionalists
rhe attack on Juarez began two
hrs after midnight when $500 reb'
suddenly appeared In the streets
der villa s pcrsurnl command he.
lght the federal garrison complete.
on guard and trapped the defenders
most before they knew they. were
lacked. Villas men came In on O
eral train. wearing federal uni.
Fms. They deployed about the city
der cover OF darkness and then
aned fire from three sides stimuli
heously. shouting viva villa"
rhe federal patrols aroused the gar
on as rapidly as nossitle. but the
ackers had gained positions OF
ong advantage before formidable
Instance could be organized by Col
stro. the Huertista commander. Fol-
hours the firing In the streets was
rec. and then. at 4:15, the constl
ionalists captured the customs
nee. Occupying this. villa sent out
achments 10 seize the approaches
All river crossings into I'll Paso, "
her TO prevent any fugitives from
Eapino to the American side.
Fol. Castro and a remnant OF his
nmaud retired to the Juarez nolict
tion as soon az the customs house
and attempted resis'ance from
Ire The last heard from him. was
n hjs position was homeless. bn
word has been received as tf
ether he was taken.
The c,tv was caDtEred at 4:30. 81
bugh firing continued until shortly
er & o'clock. VI Is imrossib'e a
hour 10 get anv accurate estimate
the number ~ casualties thougl
n believed fhev ~ill he 'ipht
II 7 o'clock villa declared tn
bstitut'onaiists' forces formally Il
htrol of -Juarez and established =
bel city government. A few min
y later firing was resumed Mt tn
e trsck. I'm the outskirts Of tn
,. but II proved to be a brisf ski
ii.
)re American wes k1led during tn
bting IN Juerez. according to lates
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
THE WEATHER

nctroit nnd vicinity, Saturday aight
and sunday cloudy. probably some rain
or snow, moderate to brisk easterly
Winds
tower yflchigaa, cloudy; local SNOW
ar ratn tonight and sunday.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
, wuuRLwIND.
wv,uRkwIND.

Hear Pastor RaymonG--subJect "Tht
New Life" n r. Castle, cor. Cass and
Ragg. SUM. Jp. NW.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

Dussuess-Iske rripsssg. No fuss an1
NO feathers. Tho plain. neat Kind that
iooke right. @TSnes Pr1nt1ng Co. ~
Johx A-0t. Phone 0Aln 1lo&
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

The story Of death and disaster in the
great lakes storm Is about completed.
With the exception Of dispatches from
.Sault ste. Marie, telling OF the de.
struction of the tug Tempest and the
steel tow barge No. /. and the loss OF
their crews totalling 21 men. IL hours
hss elapsed since the last report OF a
big disaster was received. Today
there remained to be accomplished on
ly the recovery of the dead, now es-
timated at 2S5, the release Of strand
ed vessels, and the Identification OF
the two mystery" ships which lie
bottom-up In Lake Huron.
The full story of the destruction OF
the Tempest and the barge will never
be known. The boats left the 500 a
week ago Wednesday for Marinette.
Wis, and, although revenue cutters
have ccmbed the shores Of upper Lake
Michigan for them for the past three
DAYS. no trace has been discovered.
Vesselmen say their loss Is certain.
More wreckage from the steamer
Henry b. Smith. OF Cleveland. was
pioked up along the shores OF Superior
near Marquette today. practically con-
firmine that vessels loss with her
crew Of 1s. The Smith cleared Mar
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

Hear Pastor RaymdAd---subject THE
New Life" X. T.. Castle. cor. Cass and
Bagg. sun. 3 n. m.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
Border City Taken by Surprise,
Federal Commander Flees-
Constituti0nalists Plan to
Execute all Prisoners
ICARRANZA REJECTS
MEDIATION OFFER
Announces He Will Tolerate No
Foreign Interference With
Mexican Affairs

No0ALEs, Arlx., Nov. 16.-It
was believed today that the con-
ference across the border between
Gov. Carranxa, his cabinet, and
William eayard Hale, would be
resumed sometime today. What
transpIrsd At yesterdays confer
encs has not been announced,
neither Hale nor Carranza making
any statement. Carranxa, how
ever, reiterated his statement that
the Mexican rebels would accept
mo transactions, or the Interior
sncs Of any nation TO regulate
MsxIco's interior affairs"
WARRINGTON, Nov. 15.-The
attention Of the administration to-
day csntered on Mexico City. The
new congress" made up OF rela.
tIves, close friends and associates
Of Gen. Huerta, provisional pres
ldent, was scheduled to meet for
organization. its legal existence
has been denied by this govern
ment. Huerta had refused to dis
solve u In advance Of the meet
Inc. But an implied promise had
been made that u would do moth
lna. Il was said that Il would
merely declare that there had
been no election Of . president
and vIce-presldent, cay that the
leoa@ltv Of lts own existence was
In question, and call for another
election.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
SHIP
IDENTIFIED AS
CHAS. 5. PRICE
Diver From Wrecking Tug
n Solves identity Of Steamer
Found Turned Turtle
DESTRUCTION OF
TEMPEST REPORTED
Tug and Steel Tow Barge go to
Bottom With Crews of
Twenty-One Men

PORT HURON, Mlch., Nov. IS.
Tho Identity of the upturned
vessel lying In Lake Huron few
miles north Of here was definitely
established this morning as the
Charles 8. Price, Of Cleveland. A
diver from Thompson tug
made the Identification. Whether
or not q second vessel 10 still Inn
prIsoned under the Price has not
been established.
The Thompson tug maneuvered
about the wreck, all night, and,
early today, the diver went be-
meath the water. After several
unsuccessful attempts he reached
the vessels name plate and iden-
tilted her a the Price. The diver
was not permitted to 90 below
the Price 70 determine whether
another vessel lice beneath.
Local vesseImen, however,
were confident that the Price 10
resting upon the hulk Of another
wreck. The wreck 10 lying in 30
feet OF water. Wreckers point
out that the Price was loaded
with 10000 tons Of coal, and they
believe. this weight would be suf-
ficient 20 take the entire boat TO
the bottom, despite air that may
be held In her bow.
The United States revenue cut
ter Merrill will arrive here from
Detroit, this afternoon, and take
entire charge Of the wreck. The
government has ordered that the
Merrill make immediate efforts 70
raise the wreck and identify any
dead that may be Imprisoned
within her.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

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~ -advt =
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

LON DON - Claude Grahamme-
White. aviator, will attempt to drive
an "areo srs' with FIVE passengers.
t. Paris.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

NEW YORK-Debts don't have to
be paid in New York. Justice J. b.
McAvoy dismissed the suit OF John
j. McGraw TO collect $l,272, and made
him pay S3366 costs.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

s,.D:, ;ss, ssS 's.1:s < ana p,s:sss1l; xs:s:la,
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

pERLIN-Emmy Destinn. prima
donna, was paid $4,000 for posing FOR
the movies" in a cage OF lions. A
f,lm company insured her life for
.SI25,0O0.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
IOCK MARKET
OPENS QUIET

FEw YORK. Nov. 15.-The stock
tkst opened quiet.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
THE WEATHER

SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY
CLOUDY, PROBABLY SOME RAIN
or SHOWS EASTERLY WINDS.
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Sofiman, 40s n5rbI. 16. Gtrobe,
Vhone DouaIas 1920.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-08

If you hadn't been in such a hurry t,
| get married, Zeb, you'd have been bet
ter educated and your capacity for APP
preciating good poetry enlarged. You
up and rushed into matrimonv, b gosh
when you ought to have been gazing
into a grammar at Witherspoon schoo
house, with old man Hitchcock watch
ing over you with a rod similar to oul
! fishing poles. But you were afraid
b'gosh, that |, or some other scoun
drel, would up and marry your little
Nell; so you jumped your school days
monkeyed around where you had nc
business, got chased by a long-leggeC
sheriff and his pAck of long windct
sleuthS, ran your fool legs about of
and even caused me t. ignOrantly VIC
late the law Of our glorious common.
wealth-all for nothing, might say.
She was
"'Nibs, for heavens sake hush and
let's fish. My cork
Yes, Zeb as | was about to say.
she was too good girl for you, hut
didn't want her, b'gosh. l preferred
Nobs, though, as have said, | had a
desperate time getting her. The poem
goes on to say
Never mind what the poem SAYS,
Nibs, | interrupted, IN take your
word for it. Get quiet now, watch
your cork and say not a word. Its
growing late
" That's true, Zeb, and I've got to
catch string of fish a couple of yards
long, if we have to stay here all nj hit.
| don't want to disappoint Nobs. And
Zeb, keep lookout for snakes. feel
uneasy about you. You are an all
right man, and | double dog dare any
scoundrel to say you are not. / am
afraid, however. you will never get
away from here alive. But if you
should succumb in a battle with the
moccasins, I'll tell your wife that you
passed away as a brave fisherman
should. I'll also see that a suitable
monument is erected to your sacred
memory and that an appropriate cpl.
taph is inscribed thereon. I'll write
the inscription myself, b'gosh Let's
see. How would something like this
do:
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-08
Here lies the sainted
ZEBULUM I'm
No snake medicine was
Left for him.

81 have been thinking, Nibs, said,
that you could hardly survive the eff
fects of that overdose of snake ex-
terminater and, if the worset should
happen to you, | have solved the prob
lem of your final disposal. 1t is this
way, Nibs. When you expire, your
friends won't have to bury you, or
cremate you, erect monuments, write
epitaphs, or anything of that kind.
" What do you think, b'gosh, would
become of me, Zeb?' asked Nibs, some
what puzzled. DO you think I'd be
translated to happier fishing-hole?'
"I'm afraid not, Nibs,' replied;
at least, I'm not looking for anything
of the kind to take place. But instead
of burying or cremating you, by grab,
I'd up and pour you back into the
bottle. (Haw-haw-hawD'
Laugh, dog gone you, and fright
en- all the fishes away said Nibs.
Zebulum, you don't understand tie
first principles of up-to-date fi.hing.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-05-08

| lost my foot-nold on the mound and
over and down went, plunging head
long into the creek!
'Fishermen's luckp cried a voice
from above the drift, and l could hear
terrific splashing in that direction.
'When struck the water | went to
the bottom. but presently foundered
to the surface, spouting forth volumes
of creek water from my mouth.
LAS came up the second time,
saw Nibs coming around the drift in a
run, his fishing outfit in one hand, his
hat and the two pipes in the other,
water flying from his clothes and
music flowing from his mouth:
Every time 90 to town
Old Grinby Crouch comes meddin'
roun'."
" BE of good cheer, Zebulum,' he
said, when he had reached the bank
Keep on top if you can, and if you see
a moccasin, kick at i'm. I'm the best
fisherman, gosh, that ever stood on
Crooked creek, and I'm not choice as
to the choice of species.
LAS he talked he took number of
fishing-lines from his pocket and
twisted them together, making an ex-
ira strong cord. He then tied a hook
to one of the cords and fastened the
other end to long, stout pole.
"While | was laundering around,
trying to keep from sinking, he man
aged to fast en- the hook to the waist
band of my trousers. Then placing the
pole across a stump which he used as
fulcrum. he bore down on the end of
the pole and the next thing realized
l was lifted out of the water, dang