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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02
THE KERMFSS KARNINAL.

The KermcSs Karniyal, which has
lust been brought TO d close in The Rus
sell Park was one Of the most success
FIJI events Of the KIM the Catholic La
.iiet Aid Society of Brownsville has
given in late years. Not only were they
given assistance by the people of Browns
vile. but numerous MatamorOs people
materially contributed to the success of
the kermeSs.
Throughout the carnival the grounds
were filled to their capacity. and not a
single person neglected to give his or her
aid to the charitable purpose for which
the KcrmeSs was intended. The receipts
were satisfactory. and viii afford untold
benefit to the charity school which the
Society is fostering.
= park i'll which the Kcrmess was held
is 4 pretty place, and being convenient
10 the center of the business section,
was Il considerable factor in the salts
factory results that have been achieved.
The booths, and those who were In
charge. were as follows:
Rcstaurant-Mi~s Emilia Fernandez,
Misses SimOna and F%lorcntina Reyes.
Dora Quintaniila Margarita Guerra.
and Celia Valdez.
Rcfreshments-Mr Mrs. Y. r. Marion,
Mrs. Juanita Y2naga. Trinidad Lahila.
andy Booth.-Mrs. Francisco FcrnaD-
dcz; Misses Fernandez, Champion, and
Elina Soils.
Postonice-Mrs. ". I. DE Sanchez;
Misses r. Ramirez, Estella McGoyern
Bank-Misscs Teofla Lopez and LII
isa Soils.
TomboIa- Misses Aurora ortcS. Her
minia Cortc~, Eulogia Cantu, Rita Bee
crril. Guadalupe Salinas.
Fish pond-MisscH AntOnia Adamcs
Concha Nillarcal, Maria Nillareal, Her
linda Sarnz.
japanese Booth.-Mrs. VI. o. Cara,
and Miss Maria Cortina.
Teleprag Ofice-Niss C~onSuelo Guer
RI, Miss Angelica Urcull0. and Miss
Francisco Zamora.
Lotto.-MrS. Virginia Rendon; Miss
O. Matilda Fuentes, Eloisc Reyes. Julia
Escamilla, Herminia Grima, Tulsa
Cara, Benedicta Sierra; MesSrS. Man
uel Colsa and Higinio Salinas.
Flower BQoth.-NIrs. T. Yturria;
Misses Guadalupe Alfonso. Elvira Cri-
sell, Roquel Lopez, and Esperanza Ram
irez.
Jail-Judgc. MiSsTomaSo Zamora: Ma
shall Mrs, N. Puento; Police Misses Con
cha Lopez, Ana Gonzalez, Gcrtrudis and
Pillar Lerma.
C0nfctti.-MiSScS J~oScfina Webb, Mar
ia Cantu Hcrminia Oliyicra. Teresa, Iii
bios, Rcbccca Cantu, Enriqucta Barron,
CarlGta McGovcrn, and Irene Cantu.
Miss Dora Ouintailla was voted the
most popular Young lady working in the
interest Of the KermeSs.
Tho Catholic Ladies Aid Society wish
thanks accorded the following for as
s~iStance in behalf of the KermeSS: Abe
Iardo Treyino, Mexican Consul; Manuel
Colsa. and 10 all the ladies and Young
ladies Of Matamoros the Brownsville
Chamber of Commerce, w. +. McDavitt
and especially to r.. III. Williams, :. O..
Tucker, n. f. Kendall and CclSo Oil
yicra.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Ches Tournament PropoSCd.-All mem
hers Of the chess club are invited 20
the residence of Il. #. Craig corner
night to engage i'll a chess tournament.
You are requested to bring your men
and boards 50 there will ~ enough sets
to 60 around. Weekly meetings Of the
club will be held during the fall and
winter and it is expected that a long
tim tournament will be started at once.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Those Who ,rcrc puc.icd by the cabin
ct mystery of last week have the oppor-
tunitv TO see how ii was done tonight at
The Dittmaan theatre. ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02
PERSONALS

County Attorney Gus Kowalski of kie
berg county. returned to kingsville yes
terday afternoon after a short visit
TO his relatives.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Inspector Crockett Of the United
States immigration service. has return
cd to his station at Kingsyillc after a
months vacation, spent in Central Tex
as. Before returning 10 kingSyille, Mr..
Crockett spent "A few days in Browns
vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02
CITY NEWS


EMS CIab.-With the beginning OF
September the Brownsville b. L. O.. r..
lodge resumes weekly meetings, on Won
I dav nights. Last night four candidates
were elected to membership, and they
will be duly initiated next Monday night
National Guard E%Rcdmpmcnt Camp
Nabrv. Brownsville Rifles taking part
Dreamland. Benefit Brownsville Rifles
tomorrow night.
No More Dohbcrs-The mud homes
af the mud dobhprS have been done away
with in the county courtroom in the new
courthouse, ami they will not be per
mittcd to again injure the appearance
of the beautiful ceiling work.
FISH Tmports-Thp Brownsville Fish
co. nesfauihy imported from Mexico
three thousand pounds Of fish, which
wkcrc inspected and weighed by Special
Inspector j. Ct. Perkins.
1t takes the cake.-You not only save
from % TO 80 Der cent 81 your purchase
but YOU will receive one Of those fine
$50 fountain pens shown in window
nee if YOU buy i pair Of shoes during
this sale or purchase anything III the
store to the amount Of $50.
Nimmo Brown Co. 18th and Washington
streets. Il
Lake Ticm D0iry-Milk and CrcamL
Telephone orders Eagle Pharmacy.Adv.
Likes Brownsville Bettcr.-J. ii. Will
liams. formerly Of the United States
customs service here. was transferred
to LAREDO some weeks ago, arrived in the
city Yesterday afternoon on a short stay.
Mr.. Williams says though he likes the
work III Laredo. he believes that Browns
vile has the better of it when compared
with the city up the border.
HcIp the bcncft for the Brownsville
Rifles tomorrow night Greenland. ADV.
Monogram StationerB- Order it from
Bishops Print Shop. 1900 Washington
street.
September C0HHS.-Thc September
term Of the county commissioners court
Will open next Monday morning. and
continue through the week. if business
inccpSSitatcS. The county court will be
Gin September session the following
Monday.
Licensed 10 Wcd.-County Clerk Jos
eph Webb has issued a marriage license
~ Paul MARTINEZ and Maria Garcia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Lindsay Waters of IIarlingcn. the well
known secretary Of several important
Valley Associations, was here on bus
ircss today. Mr.. Waters is feeling very
jubilant over the good news from Wash
Ington regarding the favorable report on
the Intercoastal Canal project.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Miss Sara Hobbs has returned after
Il delightful vacation visit to relatives
at various points i'm Ohio and Illinois
after 4 short stay at home with her par
cnts. Miss II IBIS viii 90 10 san Mar
cos. 10 attend the normal college there.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. L.. :. Ross. Mr.. NJ. b..
Peudlcton, j. F. Rodgers and Miss Hale
we're visitors il Brownsville from Ilar
iingen today, making the trip by auto.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

EHS CIab.-With the beginning OF
September the Brownsville y. 7. O. r..
lodge resumes weekly meetings, on Mon
day nights. Last night four candidates
were elected to membership, and they
will be duly initiated next Monday night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Licensed 10 Wcd-County Clerk Jos
eph Webb has issued a marriage license
~ Paul Martinez and Maria Garcia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Alexander KowalSki left for Waco this
two months with his parents here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Nat Wetzel. a Kansas City real estate
man, is in Brownsville today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

y. w. Reed Of san Bcnito was Il vi.
itOr in Brownsville today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

National Guard ERcdmpmcnt Camp
Mabry. Brownsville Rifles taking part
Dreamland. Benefit Brownsville Rifles.
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

More Gage Room.-The Merchants Ma
tional Bank has reviewed Il set Of grill
work for an additional cage to be i'll
stalled in the banking room of that in
stitution. The bank now has a force Of
nine pc pie, and more cage room was re-
CURED.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

No More Dobbcrs.- The mud homes
of the mud dobhers have been done away
with in the county courtroom in the new
courthouse, and they will not be per
mittcd to again injure the appearance
of the beautiful ceiling work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Ereyv0nc cdAtS to see the Brownsville
Rifles III moving pictures tomorrow
Dreamland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Fish mports-The Brownsville Fish
Go. uesGaurhy imported ftom Mexico
three thousand pounds Of fish, which
wkcrc inspected and weighed by Special
Inspector j. O.. Perkins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

Monogram St0tiOncry.-Ordcr it from
Bishops Print Shop. 1900 Washington
street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-09-02

HcTp the bcRcft for the Brownsville
Rifles tomorrow night Drcamland. ADV.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
IF You
Would Be
Prospyeerous---
Do This


Nobody ever attAined competence
by spending all they earned. Your
prosperity begins the minute you
open . savings account. Even the
smallest savinE1 have often been
the means OF grasplng opportunities
that lead to wealth.
ONE DOLI-AR-lf you can't spare
more IN account at this bank
You get per cent Interest. You can
add . small amount to your account
each week or month and In = very
short time you will have \ xo0d sub
xtantial bank account.
Guide your footsteps TO this bank
this very day-for your own sake.
the COMMERCIAL SAvlkeS
0Anr
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
SPECIAL CUT FLOWER SALE

Astcrs 2hc dozen: carnations COO
dozen gladiolus &c dozen. Trinidad
Floral Company.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
ROAD North 10 PUEBLO
N BAD CONDITION

Three large Cadillac touring ears.
prominent tourists from
Dallas. Tcxas. passed through this
city the first OF last week enrouic
home from y visit To Denver. TIL.
mrmbcrs Of the party were unani-
nous In condemnation Of that part
Of the highway between Tr.n,dsd
AMI Pueblo. the northern half Of
which WAS declared rank Disgrace.
The almost impaaasblc condition a,
several points on this road In asrribcd
TO the heavy raiis. whose inroads no
attempt has been made made to re-
pair since June. n Hu~rfano and
Pueblo counties fall 10 apprcciai.
the value Of good roads and the tour
lsix desiring TO use them. Il il high
time for the rood roads cnthusiss,s
In Trinidad aud Ration TO get toscih-
or aud attempt sone solution Of the
unfortunate situation. which now
threatens to tura all tourist travel
east from Pueblo.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
Fire Destroy. Franch
Saloon at Valdez

Fire, the orisin OF which Is I'M
known. at an carly hour yesterday
morning completely destroyed the
yaioon building Of Peter franeh. at
Valdez. resulting In n property loss
and damage estimated ut between
$40, 900 and $4,000. The blaze had
been spreading unnoticcd in the
building for some time before II was
discovered and about 30 people were
In the saloon when the place burst
into mas. Of flames.
Stored In the basement was large
stock OF wines and whiskcy and the
whiskcy exploded from tho fire and
heat. Efforts were made 10 cxtin-
xuish the flames Ni, tho fire de-
stroycd the interior aud stock COM
pletely and left only a portion Of the
walls remaining. surrounding n hcan
Of smoulderinR ruins. II was several
hours before the fire died out.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
Plead Guilty to
Gambling; Are Fined
500 and Costs

A fine OF 100 and costs WAS M
sessed against five saloon men OF the
city and county who In the district
court this morning entered \ plea Of
guilty to the charge OF keeping u
gambling room. These offenscs are
alleged to have been committed since
the last action on violation OF the
gambling law was taken by the dis
trlct attorney. The defendants fined
were 4. d. Bruno. Il. Dolce. J. III
Gregorio. Pet. Bacca and August
Bacea. Nolles were entered against
those Jointly charged In same indict-
mcnt.
Attorney d. A. Murphy was Gu
rolled NJ u member Of the LAS AMI
mas county bur association and court
adoJurhcd until tomorrow morning
at $50.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
ATTENTION NAs0Ns:
AMATEURS NIGHT

Regular communication OF Trini-
dad Lodge No. 81 on Tuesday even
Ing. September 9th At 1890. This
will be strictly amateurs night rs
all work will be done by the attend
ing Masons aud not by the regular
Officers. Come aud enjoy the good
time. Work In the first degree AMI
all Masons are cordially invited.
Plenty Of fun and refreshments for
all that attcnd.--ll. II. sandcrson.
W. NJ: Emore FLOYD. Secretary. .
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
HIGH SCHOOL HOLDS
FIRST ASSEMBLY

The first general assembly Of the
term was held nj the high school
this morning and u great deal Of en-
thusiaSm wys manifested. The mem
b~rs Of the four ciasses were attcn-
tive listeners to the good advice aud
reasoning counsel Of Superintendent
Morgan and Principal J. =. clifford
and they were Inspired to strive for
year.
Superintendent Morgan was tho
first speaker and gave some very
GOOD advice. not only To tn" Fresh
men. hut To the whole school. lie
laid much sirrss upon the work Of
the future. In sayinx. IL you do not
plan for III" future you will be n
failure
Principal clifford spoke along the
same lines q. did Mr.. Morgan.
All Of the school activities viii b.
started this week aud next. The
Girls and boys sie~ clubs will b- or.
CANNED this week. and the BLUE aud
White" and the risss officers will lie
elected next week. There II muca
rivalry ~ to who will b. the success
full candidates.
ny the end Of next week the hixh
sehooI will h. r-ndy to settle down
To work.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08

n 10 need OF printine Of aay kind
phone The Crhon,~le-H~ws. eamples
and estimates viii be chseefully
given Phone Trinidad Si0
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
LEE ROLLINS BACK
FROM PACIFIC COAST

Ice Rollins. formerly associated
with Cliff knight In the ronduc, Of =
local barber shop. has returned 10
Trinidad from San DIeto where he
went several months ago. Rollins.
while In the Pacific coas, city. con-
Quoted = pool room. cigar store AMI
barber shop. He fInds that d.spi;,
the cncrvatIuE ocean brccscs. there
IL no place like Tfinidsd after all.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
Tho rranch building va. a sub

The franch building was n sub
siantiai structure Of coacrcse blocks.
one story. and was built about two
years ago. I, was partially covered
by Insurance.
So quick did tho flames spread
that the people inside the raioon had
little time To. get ont. Two mon
who slept in the place lost nil their
personal effects and Peter Franch.
Ir.. who conducts the saloon. lost a
trunk which contained clothes and a
diamond ring valued at $3.50.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
PUBLIC FOUNTAIN FOR
CARNEGIE LIBRARY

The public di mixing fountain
which was given TO the Trinidad
Public Library by The Tourist Club.
has arrived and will be put in place
Immediately. The fountain has been
ordered for some time and will be
installed In front Of the library for
the use Of the public. A fountain
OF this character has been much need
ed In Trinidad for somc time and is
only one Of the many improvements
which the ladies of the Tourist and
other clubs In the city are doing.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
PERSON Al S

4. B. Davy left this morning for
Ration where he win spend few
days on business.
W. 3. Campbell OF Wslssnburg
spent the day in the city attending
to business matters.
c. A. Keiser OF Waissnburg Il In
the city for = few days aon = buxi-
ness and pleasure trip.
u. l.. Bennett Of Pueblo n In the
city for = few days on = short bust
meas and pleasure trip.
Matthew Williams Of Bsrwind
spent yesterday In the city Visiting
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Mack HiRhfiil aud daughter
from Folsom spent the week end In
the city shopping and visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Ruth Nichols has left for Dem
yer where she will spend = week Wis
Itink with her sister. Miss Eva
walker.
The Reverend Father I.onsrRan
left this noon for Denver where he
will several days In the Interest Of
the church..
Dale 8. Dean who represents STAG
tobacco. left this afternoon for Grey
Creek where he will spend few days
m buxin~ss.
u. x. Holloway arrived In the city
last evening from Denver aud will
spend several days on = business and
pleasure trip.
Morris EaGan left for Wootton.
Colo. this morning where he will
remain several days attending to bus
Ines matters.
u. y. Larsen. proprietor OF the Cor
inado hotel. has returned from q sew
crui weeks business trip In Milwau-
k~c and Chicago.
=. &. Monroe OF Thatcher arrived
In the city this morning and will re-.
main for several days on = business
and pleasure trip.
J. g. Williams arrived In tho city
last evening from his home In Forbes
AID wis. spend several days adjust.
Ink business matters.
Mrs. George A. Reese who has bccu
confined At the hospital for the past
ten days In now nj home aud yer,
much improved In health,
Mrs. J. l.. Daniels Of Ration paSs~t
through here yesterday cnroutr "a
Indiana. No.. her former home. called
there BY tho sudden death Of h~l
sister. t+-u, ~ l. .i.a.
Mr.. r. J. Mcdonald and son. q,
Beech street. left Saturday cvcninr
for Gage. Okla. where she will visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. e
sharp.
Mr.. aud Mrs. d. \. Dale and Mr
and Mrs. Charles Dale motorcd to ~
lagus Sunday where they spent tn
day visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Fine,
Mayer.
Carl Richardson returned Saturda,
evening from Kalamazoo. Bai,i,
Greek. Mich. whore he spent the pasl
two months Waiting with friends an.
relatives.
Airs. Grace Bearing and ron sayre
who have been visiting at the hom'
OF Mrs. bearings mother. Mrs. X. 4
Lewis. have left for their home IL
Kansas City.
John Lind. secretary OF the cham
her Of commerce Of the United tSate,
arrived in the city this noon and vii
spend several days here on business
Mr.. Lind In making = tour OF Colo
RADIO and other western states.
Miss Teresa Romero returned &.
her home In walscnburG this morn
Ing after spending Sunday In TRIM
dad visiting with friends. MIas Ro
nero is saleslady for the Huerfan,
Trading Company At walscnburE.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
FRED IADYoRD HpuolHp
~ GOVERNOR AlCNoHs

Fred J. Radford Of Trinidad has
been houored BY Governor Ammons
In being appointed one Of ::
delegates ihst will rspsss-nt coiora.
do at the American Road Congress
To he held In Detroit. Mich. Scptcm.
her 20 TO October L.. This Il one Of
tho most Important road conferences
In the country. Mr.. Radford Is one
Of the delegates named from districi
No }. The other delegates Of this
district arr r. u. iiiGsins Of Pueblo.
chss. u. Mcl.ain Of Canon City and
Father McCabc Of Idaho SPRINGS.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Our piano tuner r. J. Marriott.
who has been aaociatcd with us for
years. il located at 1:6 Tilloison 81.
Piano tuning and repairing prompt
~ attended to. All work guaranteed
by the Denver Music Co. COS Colo.
RADIO Ave. n. G. wymcr. Mgr. Phone
Red &32 or 2'2. Il
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
BIRTH RECORD

MIR. and Mrs. EdwArd Farmhouse
nre the pleased parents OF a nine
pound girl, born sunday morning.
Both mother and rhiid are doing
nicely. Mr.. Farmhouse Ia cmploye I
by the Trinidad Electric Transmits
sion Railway and Gas company.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-08
FOR SALE

= One Of the incest Groom =
= houscs In the city. Modern In =
= every particular. Fine lawn. =
= trees. etc. Near new high =
= school. Price reasonable. Al =
= dress $. :. s.. this office. II =
= . = = . = = = = = = = = = = = y
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-17
sANW LIVES ARE LOST AT SRA
EY FIRE AND STOSm

Eictrese Message Received BY Several
O.her Steamers, Bst Al We're Cora-
PEELED TO Stano 6y Helpless ana
Witness the Burning Of the steam.
ship Volturno
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-17

Batteries: Philadelphia, Busch and
schang: New York. Tesreau, Gran
dali and Mclean.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-17
COLORADO MARBLE FOR LIN.
COLIN MEMORIAL

The white marble Of which the
great 100000 Lincoln memorial
temple Is to be built on the banks of
the Potomac in Washington is TO
come from the Sopris national forest.
Colorado.
This Is said 20 be the first great
hallding Ia the east 70 be constructed
81 this stone. known 60 the building
trades as Denver marble. though much
of Il has been used a. an interior fin
lsh IA public buildings. In the west
notable example OF its use is found
IN the new federal building at Den
yer
While the marble quarries are in
fhe midst OF the national forest, they.
are on private land secured under the
laws by which areas bearing deposits
Of building stone are disposed of by
the government Under the law pros
pectors can locate and secure title to
mineral deposits ON the national fro
ests just as they can on the open pub
! &c domain The marble company
which owns the quarries Is a large
user OF national forest timber in the
working OF It's properties. situated
near Mable, Colo,
The history OF the company Is said
20 he OF considerable interest. as rep
resentlug indomitable enterprise
aaa.nst difficulties The country IN
which che marble deposits occur Is eN
tiemelg rouah aad PERCEPTIONS. anS
Tor e long time was inaccessible be
cause of the lsck ~ transportation ia
Ic,ties Larec sums had 10 be eX
pended before the stone could be so
oar and brought 10 market Up q
fgR- when fhe product first began u
.auract alteration. o. ls said that s1
eena0a had been expended in devel
rir tha rr perfv
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-17
A POINTER FOR DIXIE

ITO the EDITOR Ocala Banner:
| am a subscriber to and reader of
Dixie. and it is getting on my nerves;
i II is nauseating. l am sick of it's
eternal grind about the Times-Union,
land now that Mr. Bostwick is a pri-
waite citizen, I am afraid his space in
Dixie win be given to the Times-Un-
\ ion. In this weeks issue there are
TWENTY-FIVE references to the Times
Union, not counting such as "'Repub-
lican. railroad-owned. Jacksonville
morning daily" Then. to have to
gaze at the picture of Chas. E. Jones
+. Is another affliction. | wish he would
= take it out or have a new one substl-
nted. eliminating that peculiar smirk
Dr self-satisfied smile. The picture OF
WRngle is not so trying. wish Dixie
would reach a definite conclusion as
10 whether or not the Times-Union
can deceive or fool anybody, ana
stick to that theory. l remember in
one issue it took the position that 1t
could not. and then used valuable
space in republishing the solemn
warning OF one branch of the legisla-
.nre that it was a menace to democrat
". which. by the way, reminds me of
he pot calling the kettle black, or of
Satan rebuking sin. In burst OF
magnanimity, Dixie actually conceded
that the Times-Union had the right
10 support Senator Fletcher. provid-
ed. of course. that every meeting or
little caucus held in the interest OF
Mr.. Stockton was given due and
prominent publicity. Having no in
ierest in the Jacksonville municipal
fmuddle. or of Duval's board of county
commissioners, and not feeling nor
iealizing the need of guardian to
Keep me from being deceived by the
Times Union, l will be glad when my
subscription to Dixie expires, unless
here is a decided improvement.
READER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-10-17
OCTOBER 26 THE DATE FOR THE
ELECTIONS IN MEXICO
(By Associated Press.)

Mexico City, Oct. 11.-Both branch
es of the Mexican national congress
were formally declared suspended al
a late hour last night by Presidsr;
Huerta This declaration was made
after one hundred and ten members
of the chamber of deputies were lodg.
ed in the penitentiary for issuing a
warning to Heurta because of the dis
appearance of Senator Belisario Do
minguez. A proclamation was issued
at midnight calling for new elections
of senators, deputies. etc, on Octo.
Der &c. The same was also set fer
presidential election.