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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
People in Wilderness.

THE result OF it all il that a stupendous
error was committed and our laws are
not adapted 10 the exgencles Of the stu
alton. The whole history OF Mexico is OF
a people In the wilderness who do not un-
derstand the Moses who tried to lead
them"
The Mexican diplomat then branchcd off
into discussion OF the fact that he and
others who visit America are compelled
to speak English.
ITS because" he said. that In other
countries they speak many Languages, and
Americans can get along with their own
abroad, We are compelled TO talk all Ian
guages. That explains why We. who are
no better linguists than you are, speak
more languages"
Then he reverted To the assertion that
President Huerta had fled to Vera Cruz
General Huerta may be on hunting
trip" he said. 1T vas reported that he
fed when he went 10 Chapultcpec. II is
perfectly ridiculous to say that he has
run away, just when President Wilson
has let the world know that he will say
to the American Congress, NO intcrven-
ton That means no war.
General Huerta may die, but he will
not run-nor resign"
Mr. do N Cara is trying 10 satsy his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
LA ROCHE SWORN IN
Succeeds Slower as Commits
sioner, but Not Head of Board.

Louis r. La Roche was sworn in at
City Hall yesterday morning as Park
Commissioner for the boroughs OF Man
haitian and Richmond. to succeed Charles
g. Stover. who suddenly left his post on
October Is and resigned early last week.
Mr.. La Roche does not become presi-
dent Of the Park Board. II was an
nounced that Commissioner Kennedy Of
Brooklyn, recently designated as head OF
the board, is the senior member and will
occupy that place until the end OF the
administration.
When the board meets on Thursday it
is believed the whole Slower matter will
be ignored. except 10 receive the new
Commissioner and record the change in
that body in the minutes OF the meeting.
Members of that body have clearly shown
that they look upon Mr.. Stover's actions
as lacking courtesy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
NOT C0NNAUGHT'S JEWELS
Gems Missing from Dukes Res
idence Property of Friend.

London. Dec. THE jewelry missing
from the residence OF the Duke OF Con-
naught did not belong 10 the Governor
General OF Canada, but was the property
Of an army friend.
II included several gifts from the Duke
Of Connaught and the presence on these
Of his royal highness's monogram at first
led to the belief that they were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
HUERTA NOT IN FLIGHT
Visit to Farm Led to Stories of
His Running Away.

Mexico City. Dec. President Huerta.
whose disappearance from the federal
capital gave rise TO many rumors to-day.
returned this afternoon. He had been
paying visit to farm in the vicinity
II was reported this morning that
Huerta had fed from the capital to Vera
Cruz and that he would flee from the
country on some ship leaving that port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
Mabon Appoints Committee.

Pursuant to the resolutions adopted by
the governing committee of the Stock
Exchange last week that special com
mittee be appointed To make a special
study OF the securities of corporations for
the purpose OF affording greater protec-
ton To the investor President James Ma
bon Yesterday announced that this COM
mittee will consist of Eugene Meyer. jr
II. q. r.. Noble. Willis ID. Wood, James H.
Jenkins and William Il. Floyd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
PEACE in MEXICO
PUT UP TO WILSON
De la Cara Says President
Could Solve Problem If
He Was Impartial.
SHOULD TREAT
BOTH SIDES ALIKE
Diplomat Believes, However, That
His Country Will Finally Con-
form to American Policies.

Mexico will yield TO America, according
20 e. de la Cara. who is supposed to be
the John Lird of the Huerta government
but who vigorously denies that presump-
ton.
I'VE are the weaker party he SAID
last night at the Waldorf, 'and must con-
form our policies 10 yours"
1T seems to me-" he went on, that II
President Wilson wants TO intervene In
Mexico he ought to do II in fair. Just
and honest way-he should be neither
hostile TO Huerta nor Carranza.
THE whole affair, at bottom. will help
the good, patriotic. independent MeXicans
TO bring about a neutral government that
will have platform satisfactory 10
America, Mexico and the powers.
That's what I'm here for"
While Mr.. de la CARA did not so say In
words. it was apparent from his CONVEX
sation that he sincerely desires 10 end
the disturbance in his country and that
he thinks 1t Will require the services Of
one not associated with either OF the fac
tons at present dominant TO effect that
result.
IIe denied that Porfrio Diaz will he re-
called. why should a corpse be re-
called" he asked, with much emphasis
HE is more than eighty years old and
can scarcely get about What more could
he do than General Huerta is doing TO
suppress the rebels?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
Dinner for r. U. Johnson.

4 dinner I'm recognition OF the public
services OF Robert Underwood Johnson,
for many years editor Of THE Century
Magazine" is 10 he held AZ Sherry's on
the evening ~ December II. Hamilton w.
Mabie will preside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
Germany Limits Diamond Sales

Berlin, Dec. 1.-The Imperial Chancel-
lor, DR.. Won n-lIollwcg, has is
sued an order that the marketing OF Ger
man diamonds I'm 1914 shall be restricted to
900, 90 carats. The production In 1913 was
approximately l,iio.ooo csrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02

son. T.. Fernando Cara, al 'oiu'''o'"'
but. despite the fact that he ~ ful gro" =,
in size. he is only sixteen years o'u anu
cannot matriculate He VIII remain ~
America and hear the lectures at the COZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
no CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINlNE Tablets.
Druggists refund money II II fails 10 cure. T..
". GROVES signature Is on each box. zoe.
---AdIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
THINK MISSING GIRL
HYPNOTISM VICTIM
Police Believe Child OF Eleven
Was Lurcd from Home by
HaIf.Brother, AZ.
fRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. J

Syracuse. Dec. l.-Hypnotism IL believed
nv the police TO have played part In inc
,,,s,nn.arance OF eleven year-old Helen
whitehead. OF HerkImer. and her ior'S
,vo-year-old half brother, Oscar WHITE
head.
rho man who is well-to-do, Is thought
bv the authorities 20 have hyphot''
movers and 20 have lured the girl away
with him.
Papers found by the Syracuse ponce III
his satchel in a ToominG house here inaI-
cate that he was the founder OF "ha'
he termed new religion.
The Girl disappeared from Herkhe'
last Thanksgiving Day and has not been
seen since.
Whitehead had gone to New York a
few DAYS before TO sell an automobile'
and at the same time sold some STOCK he
owned. Among his papers were fouh"
letters and valentines from the girl III
which she professed her love for him.
II Is believed that the couple have gone
70 California, where the man had taIkeu
Of going month ago.
Oscar Whitehead was registered NJ inc
Van Cortlandt, No. AZ West i9th street
from November % to &c. lie left that day
with two suitcsses. This was the only
baggage he had. one suitcase had tax
marked Hotel Bayard.' under when
name the hotel was formerly known
While there his actions were considereu
neculIar. There was no one with nm
during his STAY there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-02
Says Huerta Won't Run.

Il hope TO have TIE approval OF the
American people. because ! have always
relied on their good sense and their sense
of Justice.
"Huerta will not run away. He has
not gone 10 Vera Cruz. In the first place.
he could not run away, because at the
first attempt the Mexican Congress would
arrest him. In the next place. why should
he run TO the very port which Is filled
with American warshps?
Forty years in the army, with a record
OF never having fed before any foe. pre-
cludes the idea that he will run from any
body or anything lie will die. II ncces-
sary. where he is. lie has always been
victorious and YOU need not expect TO
see him in fight, no matter what hap
pens"
What is the answer TO the whole mat
teri was asked.
THE answer is that We cannot be un-
derstood as TO our local affairs by the
civilized world because there Is such a
difference in our customs. religion. Ian
guage. laws and mentality that the same
premises placed on the border line mean
something In our country ana SoHelhiub
else IN yours.
But We. being the weaker. have 10
adjust our measures TO yours. And that s
why | have come to your cOuntry-thcre
are very few Mexicans who can under
stand and solve this international ques-
ton. this great problem. Senior de la
Barra. calero casasus-among others
That's why ] resigned my position as
consul general OF Mexico In Paris and
decided To stay here.
81 have been elected 10 the National
Congress from Nuevo Leon. the Monterey
district (Marln), but | do not want 10 SIT
in this Congress and have resigned that
position 10 middle between Washington
and Mexico. TO see II II isn't possible 60
induce President Wilson TO give up "A
side issue and take an impartial position.
for the benefit OF Mexico as a whole. Of
Mexico as a nation. and thus solve the
national problem. Because. let me tell
YOU. Mr.. Wilson is taking n side issue.
This Is a three-cornered fght-Carranza.
Huerta and Wilson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02

the Abrahamitic rite. and other Jewish
rituals among the people
The only animals considered nc for
food are fowl, sheep, and goats L &c
Benei Israel refrain from eating beef.
in order not TO offend the Hindus-
Marriage IS always arranged by tho
parents of the bride and bridegroom. ana
two ceremonies are held. The first Is an
exchange of rings between the bride and
bridegroom The second takes place In
the synagogue and lasts about three
hours A few intermarriages have taken
place between the Benei Israel and the
Jew in India, and two were married in
London only one of whom returned TO
polygamy. Polygamy Is practiceo. put
the percentage is very low
In 1875 Samuel Ezekiel Dinckar.
trusted officer in the East India Com
pany. was captured by Tipu Sahib.
He prayed for his deiiverance, promis-
ing TO build a synagogue II he escaped
A fter a miraculous escape, he built the
Shaar Harahamim Synagogue OF Bonn
bav. think [ know from what L
have seen of my people that we are
the children of Providence, and have
vet a remarkable part to play IN the
history of England and India We
have the courage of the Jews and the
determination and trained concentrated
will of the Eindus, and / see the time
when these people will stand forth in
the umelight and proudly say: We are
the sons of Israel. the Chosen People
of God = -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
TELLS Of LIFE
Of BENEI ISRAEL
Member OF Detached Sect IN
India Visits the Jews OF
the West.
ALLIES OF M0HAMMEDANS
Have Married With Hindus
Until Part of Tribal DistinC-
ton Is Their Dark Color.

4 description of the origin and meth
DDS Of living of the Benei Israel a sect OF
dark Jews. in India. differing physically
as well as socially from the great bulk
of their coreligionists throughout the
world. is given in current number OF
The American Hebrew by Moses ben
Reuben, the third of their number TO
travel from India to this country
There is d tradition among the jews
that the Benei Israelites are the de-
scendants of the survivors of a band of
Jews who fed from persecution and
were wrecked near the Henery and
Kenery Islands in the Indian Ocean,
fifteen miles frorG Cheul. formerly the
chief emporium OF Rade between India
and Arabia. Seven men and seven
women are said to have been saved from
the shipwreck, and from them. in the
course of some sixteen or eighteen
enturies. the Benei Israel claim descent
The Benei Isrealites avoid the use of
the name Jew" because the MOham-
medans of India are greatly pref udiced
against the Jewish immigrants from
other countries. but they prefer the
name Benei Israel chiefly because they
are mentioned thus by the Prophet
N1ohammed in his Al Koran. This
partly accounts for the great sympathy
and friendship which exists between
these two races and the admission OF
the Benei Israel TO the Islam Lodge,
the most powerful Mohammedan bro
thernood of India. During the Afghan
War the Benei Israel held prayer meet
ings for the victory of the Moslem
forces and many of them lost their
lives fighting side by side with their
NIohammedan friends.
The question which now arises.
says Moses ben Reuben. is In what
respect docs the Bcnei Israel differ
from the Western jew, To this |
would say that so far as the Jewish
religion IL concerned. no difference could
be established at the present day. a.
the people are at the height of spiritual
enlightenment. The difference lies
only in the fact that the Benei Israel
are the offspring of marriages between
Jews and Hindu women. and. just as
the Eurasiar descendants of the Por-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02

tuguese OF Goa resemble the natives
in the color of the skin. so do the
Jewish ofsprings of mixed unions re-
semble the Hindus.
The Benei-Israel. like the Hindu.
has a dark, olive-brown color. black
eyes. and a pleasing personality. The
Hindus as Max Muller and MOnier
Williams admit. are "A race of people
who are far ahead of other races in
mental and moral culture and are given
to spiritual intros pectiOn and contem-
plation. OF course reference is made
TO the first three classes of Hindu civili-
zation. and l believe that in choosing
women from these classes for their
wives the Jews showed judgment. as
the result goes to prove The offspring
of the admixture of these two races are
a people who represent the highest
qualities of manhood and womanhood.
The men have inherited certain
fatalism from the Hindus which has
made them invincible on the battle
field. and in recognition of this quality
the British Government has showered
high positions upon the Benei Israel
in its military service. And, unlike the
Hindus. the Benei Israelites get the
same salary, rations, and quarters as
EnClishmen. and are treated as such
At the present day there are Benei
Israel majors, captains. Risal Oars
headers of cavalry. magistrates. and
surveyors holding positions for the
government The first Sheriff TO be
appointed for the City of Bombay
was David Solomon. Benel Israel.
Besides these. there are clerks IN
military and civil offices. and the like
Many follow the occupation of builder
and carpenter or mason, and some
that of farmers in small towns in India.
A few have gone into business as i'm
mort and export firms, especially in
bombay and Poonah- There are also
a few lawyers in Bombay with good
nractices 4 few of them have adopted
the English costume. but majority
still retain the native dress, whlch
consist of shoes, trousers, and a long
coat something on the order of the
Arabian costume. For headgear they
wear a round Persian cap or Turkish
for with a small tassel. The better
class women dress strictly in the
Persian costume. emitting only the
white cloth wrapped by Persian women
around the head. The others wear
strictly Hindu clothes Both the
costumes are hlShly pic'"'esHu0 anu
very modest
The very weIl-to-do live in mix
tIre of Oriental and Western style al
home: others live like the flndus. thal
j. in a more simple manner. without
tho rich furniture and Oriental carpets
that adorn the houses of those better
off 80, :.
The FIRST foreign jew 20 settle IN
India was Jacob Semab, of BagdaG- VINO
settled in Surat. others followed from
Persia and Southern Arabia Inc great
est religious revival among the lsraeii'es
was in i.Os when Samuel DiVekat con
frrned the Sephardic tPortuguesc Je"
ish} ritual among the behei iS'a'','eS
I,1,en before this revival. however. there
was a strict observance of the Sabbath.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
TO the formal count of the votes.
Capftol's Greatest Parade Event.

There will be more fuss and feathers
and parade incidental 20 this official
count on the second Wednesday OF Feb
ruary than is devised for any other cere-
rnony regularly held at the Capitol.
The Senate and House. will convene. as
usual. at noon. in their respective wings.
But al o'cIock a messenger will appear
in the Senate and announce that the
House Is ready 20 receive II.
A procession. headed by the p resid ent
pro tempore, will in Immediately be form
ed. the Senators falling in line two by
two Their leaders escort Will consist
Of, first. a squad of special Capitol
policemen. then the sergeant alarms
and after him the secretary of the
Senate, walking with the president
pro tempore. Just behind whom VIII
walk the assistant Goorkeeper of the
Senate bearing in each hand one Of the
mahogany cases bearing the electoral
votes Behind this functiOnary Will
then proceed the double file OF Senators
This procession will traverse the long
stretch OF marble floor separating the
OF people will be lined up in Statuary
Hail and the rotunda to view the line
of DISTINGUISHED men as it passes. This
viii be the only part of the ceremony.
however. which the general public may
witness. for the galleries of the House on
that day will be entirely reserved for
guests of the President, the diplomatic
corps and mem bers Of Congress, who
will be admitted by card.
Democrats Occupy Honor Side"
After the procession starts the door
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02


ident pro tempore of the Senate. is
now receiving official messengers bear
ing sealed envelopes containing GER
tifcates setting forth the electoral
votes Of the States. One messenger
is sent by each States group of cleo
tore. and he - generally one OF the
electors, chosen for the purpose and
paid a handsome fee for his trouble :.
also his travelling expenses. A dupli-
cate OF the certificate which he bears
has been sent by mail directly 20 the
president pro tempOre as precau-
tionary measure. If there has been
any formal contest over the choice Of
electors IN any State certificate show
ing how this contest has been settled
must be forwarded by the Governor
under the seal of mis- State. 70 Score
tary Of state Knox. who must then
publish the certificate in some pub
lie newspaper" and send copies Of
Congress.
In safe in his room at the Capitol
President Pro Tempore Bacon has the
sealed envelopes bearing the certih-
Gates Of the electoral votes handed
him By the special messengers from
the states also the dispatches received
by mail They have been locked
away without their seals being broken
or their contents examined
Down in the carpenter shop of the
Capitol an expert cabinetmaker has
lust completed two handsome boxes
made of the finest mahogany. In
these the sealed envelopes. bearing the
certificates will be locked just prior
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02


TT may surprise you 70 learn mat
Governor Wilson Is not yet the
Il President Elect. The fact is that.
technically speaking. the election Of
Wilson and Marshall Is b. no means
all over but the shouting" as yet. The
voters chose the electors the first Mon
day in November and the electors voted
for President and Vice President In their
respective States the second Monday IN
January. But even this twice done bal
loting has not yet sufTiced 20 clinch the
election Of the two Governors
The ProRressives and Hepu blicans
mus. yet be given q chance formally 10
contest the Democratic victory OF No
vernber. while the electoral vote must
vet be counted by Republican and
Democratic tellers. and the reauit must
be finally ratified in the presence OF the
national Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatIves on the second "Wednesday
of February.
This safety valve was put on the en-
gine Of the ship of state AFTER the Crisis
reached in the counting OF the electoral
votes for Hayes and Tilden by the
memorable electoral ommissiOn IN is7l.
SO great was the pu bile dissatisfaction
with the old iaw under which that
count was made that Congress set about
10 remedy that statute. which y man
aged 10 do in 1877. after a long and
bitter wrangle Benjamin Harrison was
the fret President elected under this
new procedure
Messengers Arriving From states
Senator Bacon. of Georgia. the pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
Can Almost See
PimpIes Go
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How the Trouble Starts

Aug. 2-23.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-08-02

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