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Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

Ell PASO Feb 22--That revoutionists of northern
Mexico will not lay down their arms until solution of the
AgraTIan problem reiterated today by Manuel L. Lu
jan, former rebel agent w aShngton. Telegram re-
Leved today from Gen Mon dragon, minister Of in
the HueTta cabinet authorz ed Lujan with the
various rebel chiefs and form with the federal
troops After accepting the armiStice Luan will journey
Mexico CITY and Law before the party in power the de-
mandS of the rebels in the north 1t will be proposed
borrow 3OO0OOOO pesos Wth this loan the rebels pro-
pose install system of land grants whereby
farming and anchng properties may be secured easy
payments in periods OF twenty to fifty yaers,
BY offering attractive honesteads is hoped to dis
rel quickly revolutionary tendencies leaving more
hand than existed befOethe first revolution. The first
problem however will be TO combine the MANY groups of
rebels scattered through the border states and pacae the
federal volunteers md former Madero inSurrectos Luz
jan says that Cen Saazar is the principal rebel leader
and expressed himself willing await the act OF those in
power. 1t is clear, however, what will be the posi-
ton of Emilio Vasquez Gomez the presidential pretender
and his followers Antonio RojaS the rebel general who
accepted the Gomez claims has broken away from the Sal
azar group and crossed into the of Sonora where
Governor Maytorena has refused TO accept the Huerta
government.
MEXICO CITY, Feb 22-Francisco l. Madero's wife
stood before Gen. Huerta provisional president and
pleaded today for cemency for her husband She left the
national palace with no assurance OF safety and was fore
ed forego condolaton conversation with the imprS
oned expresiden whose guards enforcing rgdy the
orders OF incOmmunicado
Huerta treated the downcast and frightened woman
with courtesy but Xpained that in view OF the in
vestigation which EXPIRES ident Madero will be sub
jeced his fate is in other hands, intmatng that
qress would probably render the final decision
From the capitals nd other northern parts of
Mexico from where rumors OF dissatisfaction with The new
administration have come, resSSurng
day The governor Of Coahua is said TO have been
able TO increase his following.
Governor Viareal, of Nuevo Leon, father in law of
Gstavo Madero relieved the situation by resgning from
Office.
Most of the active trouble with which the govern
ment has cope being caused by groups Of northern
rshel village
Ozumba and looted and burned public buildings. force
OF federal troops sent from Amecameca repulsed Re-
inforceemnts have been sent for second effort dis
lodge the rebels
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23
HARD FOUGHT
RING BOUTS
Rivers Hammers Brown Ter
rifclv, Winning in 10th
---Wolgast-Murphy
to a Draw
HONORS WE'RE CLOSE

Los ANGELES Feb. "a deadly
right swing four times repeated end
ed the scheduled twenty round bout
between Knockout Brown, New
York lightweight. and Joe Rivers.
with victory for the Mexican before
the end OF the tenth round
IL was the first defeat Tor the Ger
man. Five tines Riyers sent Brown
10 the mat. In the concluding round
three times for the count of nine.
The fifth time the referee stoppsi
the fight without counting.
II was sensational finish OF a FUR
ious encounter in which the two bat
tied viciously from the opening gong.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

the legislative. executive and tudi.
cial appropriation bill contained a
provision eliminating the assay office
at Carson City, Nevada. Senator
Newlands, Of Nevada. prevented TO-
day the adoption of the report when
II was brought to the senate. The
privilege OF extending the life of the
commerce court until June 80 has al
so been eliminated by the confer
ence
Centering their efforts on cutting
in half the appropriation for two
Dattleships the house opponents OF
a big navy began today their final
assault after a debate OF several
hours opposing the forces compro--
missed on a two hour limit for con
tinuation debate Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23
TAFT EXPRESSES CONCERN

NEW YORK. Feb. 22-Before
President Taft leaves Office March 4
he will have concentrated at Gal
weston. close to 10000 troops ready
to depart for Mexica at an hours no
tice.
The president tonight attended a
banquet OF the Amer can Peace and
Arbitration league and said that be
was much opposed 10 Intervention as
he had been during the last Two
years. He is determined, however
to LAY his cards on the table so
when Wilson becomes president. i
crisis arises all he will have 10 do Is
to play them.
Through Secretary Hilles the pres
ident announced tonight that ne
would dispatch today a brigade OF
troops TO Galveston as part OF the
original precautionary plans TO De
/ followed by another order which VIII
send between 5000 and 1000 more reg
ulars TO the boundary. Galveston is
within three days of Vera Cruz, Mex
| leo seaport. Four transports VIII De
| ready there TO take the troops south
| IL a contingency arises and with the
battleships on the Atlantic and Pdef
lac. near Mexican ports. the president
! believes that Wilson viii feel &c
cause to complain of unpreparedness
liz the unexpected happens
The president was Pla nly concern
ed tonight over conditions in Mexico
He told friends that be saw no paru
scular reason for apprehension bul
seemed to think that the continued
trouble in Mexico is indicative o.
what may be feared later.
Mexico for two years. said TAU
has presented . sad picture to eV
cry lover Of bis kind, 10 every sup
PORTER Of popular government and te
every man hopeful OF establishing
peace under a stable government
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23
PULLMAN TOURIST CARS
Out. Of San Francisco and Oakland
Held For Troop Movement

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 22.-PuII-
man sleeping car conductors Of trains
running out OF San Francisco and
Oakland received notice today from
the Pullman company to take charge
of tourist sleeping cars for the move
ment of troops The notices were
left blank as to dates, car numbers
and points Of departure and destin-
atom. Full instructions. however.
were given relating TO the method OF
handling the cars. the number of en-
listed men to he assigned 70 a section
and similar details.
Army headquarters denied having
any knowledge Of the proposed move.
ment of troops.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

TUCSON, Feb. 22.---Manuel Mascarenas, Jr, who
reached here today from Los Angeles states that he has
been appointed provisional of Sonora by Pro-
VSiOna President Huera and declares that he is author
Zed by Huea TO stop at Ell PasO to confer with Emilio
Gomez and with Saladar the rebel leader.
MaScarenas, who formerly follower of Salalar.
stated also that he had Hueras authorization to attend
PaIomas meeting of the lesser rebel Chiefs including
Campo ROaS and CaravajO
MaScarenas said il Governor MayOrena of Sonora
failed to support the gov eminent of Mexico he would
start omehing' with cannon in Sonora.
Mascarenas accompanied BY Arturo Elias MeXi-
can consul at Los Angeles under PorrO Diaz who. it
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stated has been named lOvisional vice governor of
Sonora by Huerta
According TO the declaration of Ysnatel Padilla Sec
rotary of state of Sonora VIII arrived here from HermO
SlO today the state is firm in its allegiance to MaderO
but he denied that effort had been made TO proclaim
IFS independence He said that members of the state
congress- which will be assembled at HermOso Monday
are in thorough accord with Governor Mayorena, who is
sued proclamation yesterday urging the people of the
state to adhere to MaderO and deny provisional govern
ment
DOUGLAS, Feb. 22---The refusal of the Sonora
state government to recognize Gen. Huerta president
Of Mexico resulted today clash between Elias Gales
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

commanding the state troops, and Gen. Oeda the rebe
commander at Aqua Preta Gales fled to this side to
CAPE he said being hanged for refusing 10 recognize Gen
nera. The state troops at the border town Yaqu
Indians Governor Mayorena has ordered the state troops
not TO recognize the provisional government.
GET FEDERAL ARMS AT CHIHUAHUA
Ell PASO. Feb. ply $50 federal volunteer
troops disarmed at Chihuahua according to the
port of passengers arriving here today. Feeling runs
high the incident Eight hundred volunteers retain
ing their threaten TO leave the state capital where
nearly 2000 federal regulars also stationed The vol
uneers decOyed into ST ackng their rifles and were
hen disarmed
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

: WASHINGTON, FEB. 22.-4.0GO sol.
diers were ordered today % Galveston.
in the vicinity OF the nearest seapor,
adapted for embarkation Of troops for
Mexico. They are not under orders
| TO proceed to Mexico. II is the hope
of the administration that it will no,
be necessary TO issue such orders.
The situation however. is consid.
cred TO warrant the concentration OF
force strong enough TO take posses
sion OF a seaport and open a way to
invasion.
II will be for President Wilson to
determine whether such sH expedition
viii be dispatched. The president
elect has placed himself in position to
acquire specific knowledge as to ali
details before he comes 20 Washing
ton March 3.
Up to today war department Off
Gals contented themselves with the
issue of preliminary orders to two
brigades o troops. the tst., brigade
OF the LIST division. in New York ang
the 9TH cf the End division, in the
middle west.
In the ordinary course 1t would re-
quire eight days 10 assemble the
divisions at gull pori ready for EN-
barkation. II was decided this vas j
greater period than eouid - oFsrly be
allowed if a great emergency shosid
arise Therefore. with the PURPOSE ~
saving time. orders were issued today
for entertainment of the entire fifth
brigade of the second division for Gal
under command OF Brig. Gen. Fred
crick A. Smith. comprising the. 4th.
-th. 18th. ana 2Sth regiments OF in
fantry. d company End battalion en-
Eineers, 9TH hospital No. ambulance
and one signal corps company from
Fort LeavenwoTth.
A subsequent order attached TO this
brigade three army pack trains each
of sixty mules. one from Fort Ogle-
thorpe. Ca. one from FoIj Robinson,
Neb. and one from the Preside San
Francisco. TO supply I sufficient force
Of cavalry an order was dispatched to
Major General Carter at Chicago To
send TO Galveston the 4th OF mountain
battery field artillery, under Col A. B.
Dyer. stationed at Fort Russell, Wyo.
Orders we're issued to Gen Carter to
prepare the 4th brigade, second dt
vision, for transportation to Galveston,
but not to dispatch them. Brig. Gen.
Maus. headquarters ALBANY. \. v. is
held under preparatory orders.
Three army TRANSPORTS. the Sumner,
Fitzpatrick and Mcclellan, are now en-
roue from Newport News for Calves
ton. where they are due about Tues
day next to join the army transport
Meade as soor as that vessel has dis
charged al Guantanamo the 1900 ma
riues embarked this week. This rep
resents probably all the preparations
the present administration will at
tempt 10 meet emergency in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23
FIGHTING RESUMED BY SOUTHERN REBELS
THREAT Is ISSUED FOR ZAPATISTAS

Sonora Secretary State Independence Declaration Con-
ference to BE Had Between Huerta Representative and
Northern Rebels To-day Demand Agrarian Terms and
30000OO0 Pesos Loan
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23
TAFT'S LAST
APPEARANCE
Makes Last Public Appear
ance in New York; Will
son Studying Mexico
Situation
CONGRESS is BUSY

NEW YORK. Feb 22.-PTesident
TAFT, in making what will probably
be his final public appearance out
side Of Washington before retiring
from the White House. spent one OF
the most eventual days he has ever
passed Arriving here from Wash ny
ton in time for breakfast, during she
day he broke ground for the Indian
monument overlooking the harbor.
dedicated the Tight house settle
ment for the blind after watching
sightless children drill, attended a
private reception OF the sons Of The
revolution at the tavern where Wasf
ington read his farewell address auC
spoke tonight at a dinner of the
American peace and arbitration lea
que. which presented him with a
gold medal in recognition OF his ef-
forts in behalf of universal peace.
President-elect Wilson viii famili-
arize himself with the status OF the
Mexican situation and the Panama
canal negotiations with Great Bri-
tain at a conference with some ot
Taft's cabinet at a meeting next
week.
Because the conference report on
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Ien to rish1: n. =. Ashury and a
.. Smith. -
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Feb III
'SpeciaD-The special grand mry
summoned by Judge Black last weeE
TO consider the charges Of briberv in
connection with the United Sta,es
senatorial campaign. is making
tiOu0Ie for several West Vr-si1fT
legislators. Five sOIons have aires AZ
been indicted. They are: DeIeearns
David Hill H. F. Asbury. L. 5. g
Rhodes, Rath Duff and Senator y. A.
smith. The grand jury is not yet
through with its work and more in
dlctments may come this week.
The ind cted men are CHARGED
with having accepted brides icr
voting for William Seymour Edwards
for L. S senator They were sr-
rested after they had come rom a
room in which, il was alleged. they
had each pen plit TO- wong gor
Col. Edwards. Marked money. il was
charged, was found in their pockets.
The accused men are now enjoy
ing their liberty, each having given
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fourteen men, was dispatched from
here to Galveston at S:15 p. N. The
train carries rstions or thirty dsys
and equipment for mountain work
No explanation Of the proposed US
es OF the pack train have been re-
ceived and no further orders have
been given regarding preparations
or a movement OF troops
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

open glove.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 22.-"Har-
lem Tommy" Murphy, one time cham
pion and Ad Wolgast fought them
selves to a standstilI this afternoon
at DAILY City arena and the best eth
er could gain for his efforts was
draw verdict Murphy had the tet-
ter of the first half OF the twenty
round session but Wolgast, during
most OF the late fighting, landed so
frequently and with such great force
on Murphys body that il seemed
that the latter must 90 under Both
we're worse Tor wear.
II was remarked that Wolgast pro-
vided the best battle since his oper-
alton for appendicitis. When rHG
gong rang at the end Of the final
round both we're ready to drop from
weakness, so fast and furious bad
been the pace. Referee Griffin an
hesitatingly called the contest =
draw.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23
Lovett Says Goulds Are Try
ing TO Put Hartman Lines
TO the Bad Through State
of California.
WOULD UNLOAD THE
PROPERTY ON u. p.
Dissolution Plan Comes Be-
fore Judges Tommorw -
w P. Will Fight 1t as
Ineffective.

OMAHA. Neb. Feb. 22.-"The
Western Pacific is a lame duck" said
Robert Lovett. chairman of the cx-
ecutive board of the Union Pacific
railroad, who passed through Omaha
this evening enroute from San Fran.
cisco 10 St Louis
L0vett declared his belief that the
owners Of the Western Pacific are
trying to unload the property on the
Union Pacific and are attempting TO
take advantage of California conli-
tiOns to force his road TO take over
the property.
The plan approved by Wickersham
in unmerging the L. p and s. p.
Will come up Monday before United
States Circuit Judges Sanborn. Hook
and Adams in St. Louis and will be
presented by Judge LOvett. He *
pressed fear that, in the event of the
California commission failing to ap-
prove the rights OF the Central Pa
cifiC to the California terminals which
are so vital to the general scheme
Of unmerging the systems that the
whole plan might fail.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23
TAFT UNEASY, BUSHES MORE
TROOPS To BORDER--W|LL
Be READY FOR WILSON

AiaderO'S Wife Makes Appeal TO Huerta in Vain Must
Await Court Decision Not Permitted to See Husband
Who Is IncOmmunicado to All Corners.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

LEAvENWoRTH Kan, Fb. 81
Troop trains bearing the second and
third battaIions Of the Seventh ill
fantry. numbering about 5000 men,
left Fort Leavenworth for Galveston
at s.45 O'Clock tonight in obedience
to orders received from Washington.
These are the first troops TO be or.
dered away OF those recently instruct
ed to be ready for active service.
They are in command OF Major Len
isan.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

But We must not despair. We must
not. in case Ike Mexico. for il lif,
fers from Central American repub-
lies.
We must avoid in every way that
which is called intervention and Use
all the patience possible with pray
ers that some power may arise there
TO bring about peace throughout that
great country We have to take pre-
cautions and these have been taken.
But / have no sympathy. none at
all and the charge of eowardice does
not frighten me. with that which
prompts us, for purposes of exploita.
ton and gain, 10 invade another eoun-
try and involve ourselves in a war
the extent of which we do not real
lie and the sacrifice of thousands Of
lives and millions of dollars and then,
when we have succeeded. what? No,
We must exercise patience in con
crete case like this"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

Browns left handed style Of milling
was soon solved by Rivers. who
blocked cleverly with his elbow and
open glove.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23
Al VERA CRUZ

VERA CRUZ, Feb. 22-Reported
antagonism to the administration on
the part Of officials Of the state OF
Vera Cruz was disposed of today al
a conference between Gov Enrique
Copeda and civil and military author
titles. Copeda was met by General
Velasco. military commander and
civil authorities. All pledged their
loyalty to Huerta.
Copeda sad the re5el leader "a
pata would probably accept the new
conditions II not the government
would institute a vigorous campaign
against him and bis followers.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 22.-Pur-
suant to orders received last night
from Washington. a pack train. N
Guiding sixty-five- mules in charge OF
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-23

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 22.-C. :.
Wheeler, attorney for the Western
'acifiC indicated today before The
railroad commission that he would
base his bppOs:jaOn to the L. =.
S. p. dissolution scheme principally
upon the contention that its adoption
would permit a violation Of the Sher.
man antitrust law and would defeat
The decree Of the supreme court OF
the United States in that L. p. stock
holders cannot purchase stock OF tho
$. p. company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17
RAILROAD PLACES
NEW STRUCTURE At WOOD
WARD INTO SERVICE.
ONE OF THE WONDERS
OF MODERN ENGINEERING
Cost Approximately $1.ooocoo-Work
Started in July, 1912 = Surface
Bridsed and 1alIasted Like Ordinary
Roadbed-Line Now Has Much OF
New Douhle Track Across State.

Perry. Oct. 17-At noon yesterday
the Milwaukee Officially opened to rail-
road travel the new double track bridge
over the Des Moines river at Wood
ward.
This structure is claimed to be one OF
the lnecvels of twentieth century ran
road engineering. The structure is 142
feet high and the bridge proper is 2.4oo
feet long. With its approaches it Is
one of the longest doubse-tracked
structures Of the kind IN the country,
if not in the world. and 1t is one OF the
highest. 1t was completed at an ex-
pense of approximately sl.ooo.oo0.
While yesterday was the formal
opening day for traffic the bridge was
crossed by special train a week ago
when A. J. Earring. president, and the
directors of the road went east after a
sojourn in California. Special efforts
We're made to have the structure COM
pleted So that this trip could be made,
and the work, with the exception OF q
Saturday.
Work Begun in July. 1912.
The structure was commenced il
July, isl-. L lie coIlp.elIoil OF tile GU
lossal work in this length of time is re-
garded by engineers as remarkable.
The bridge is constructed OF steel with
concrete foundation. masonry and steel
supports. An army of civil engineers
was engaged upon the drawings. One
Of the features of the work was the ap-
proaches to the main structure. These
We're trestled and then filled with earth.
Practically mountains OF earth were
required for these fills. To expedite the
work an aerial tramway was con-
structed and the loaded cars suspended
from this tra1nway carried the earth
where 1t was wanted and dumped it.
The surface OF the bridge is finished
and ballasted like an ordinary roadbed
and can not be told in appearance from
the main line. No speed restrictions
are placed upon engineers in crossing
the structure.
The Milwaukee now has comDleted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17

is located in Rock Island Union men
made no objection to buying the tags
and altogether there was greater CO.
operation between the people and those
IN charge OF the tag sales than has
ever been noted before.
Upton.
The supreme court Of Iowa recently
gave Snouffer & Ford, contractors OF
Cedar Rapids. the right. TO tear up Tip
tens brick pavement. The pavement
/ has been IN since 1901 ami Upton has
been fighting the case for the past ten
years. 1t is claimed that it was not put
III according to contract. Snouffer &
Ford were in Upton Tuesday to make
a settlement. The following men rep
resented the city AZ the meeting: Wen
dell Willer for the county. DR.. W. NJ.
Furnish for the city, L. S. Maxson,
Henry Huber ard Will More for the
property owners. The meeting adj
journed Tuesday night without coming
10 any definite understanding.
Marenso. y as
Considerable excitement was caused
in Iowa county when a report reached
Marengo that horse>had been stolen
from pasture in the vicinity of Hart
traced to the town limits OF Ladova,
where the posse lost the trail. Deputy
| Sheriff Hidenour was sent for and to-
ge,her with the owner Of the horse
| he travelled in pursuit over a greater
portion OF Honey Creek and Hartford
townships. Finally tire on the auto
mobile in which they we're riding went
down and they were compelled to drive
into Ladora for repairs. While waiting
. for the tire TO be fixed word was re-
eeived that the horse hae been found
in ditch in the pasture on the own
er's farm and the searchers disbanded.
Muscatine.
Since his arrest on suspicion last
Friday morning the man believed to be
Dale Rollins, an escaped convict, has
not said single word. The police
are greatly puzzled over his behavior.
He refuses to answer a single question
and as far as is known has not said
single word TO any one since his ar
rest altho he was talking voluably
enough when pinched. He closed up
: Ike :. clam ana since that time has
kept his mouth shut to the extreme
limit. He Won't even say that he is
hungry when asked, but skulks in \
corner all the time. He was given j
ten day jail sentence on vagrancy
charge before Judge Coster. He also
refused to answer any questions In
court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
If YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD.
DER BoTHERS YOU. DRINK
LOTS OF WATER,

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with q
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys and
irritate the entire urinary tract. Keep
your kidneys clean like you keep your
bowels clean, by flushing them with
body's urinous waste and stimulates
them to their normal activity. The
function of the kidneys is to filter the
blood In "a hours they strain from it
500 grains Of acid and waste, so we can
readily understand the vital import
ance Of keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots Of water-you can't drink
too much: also get from any pharma-
cist about four ounces Of Jad Salts:
take tablespoonful in glass Of water
before breakfast each morning for a
few days and your kidneys will act
hne. This famous salts Is made from
the acid OF grapes and lemon Juice. COM
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to clean and stimulate
clogged kidneys: also to neutranze the
acids In urine 50 It no longer is a
source Of irritation, thus ending blad-
der weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; can not IN
fure: makes a delightful enervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep their
kidneys clean and active. Try this, also
keen up the water drinking. and NO
doubt you win wonder what became OF
vour kidney trouble and backache.-
AAY