Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-15
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The American minister to the Do minican republic, James M. Sullivan, has induced the warning factions in that country to sign a peace pact and the revolution headed by Horatio Vas quez against the government of the provisional president, Jose Bordas Valdez, is at an end.
 The roller towel, which has been feature of many years in government buildings. has been abolished "in the interests of the public health," by an order of President Wilson
 Mrs. Laura M Reuter- was granted new trial at Bartlesville, Ok. In granting the new trial Judge Hudson stated, among other things, that the evidence did not warrant a convic- {ion.
 President Wilson will get his cur rency bill. The three Democratic senators in opposition have yielded point, and there will be further yield ing within few days. If not, a Dem HcCTdJlC CAUCUS VIII De DSlQ.
 More than 4,000 refugees from Pie dras Negras and other parts of north ern Mexico have been rounded up in the detention camp on the outskirts of Eagle Pass, Tex, by government immigration officials.
 Lincoln Beachy. the aviator whose aeroplane killed Miss Ruth Hildreth and severely injured her sister Doro- thy at Hammondsport, N. Y, is re- ported to have forsworn flying for. ever.
 William ziegler. adopted son and sole heir of the late William Ziegler the baking powder manufacturer, will, it is understood. settle gener- ouS part of his $16.000,000 fortune upon his sister. Florence Brandt, who, Surrogate Fowler ruled. is not entitled to share in the estate.
 East Side (New York friends and admirers of the late Mayor Gaynor are raising fund of $2O,000 for a memorial to him at the Manhattan 8iapproach of the Williamsburg bridge.
 Miss Lillian Ton, the American suffragette who had been missing from London for several months, aft CT being released from Holloway jail under the 'cat and mouse" bill, was yearrested at Padding Station.
 Mexican federal troops have cap tured Santa Rosalia, according to state department dispatches. The revolution;sts withdrew their forces to Torreon.
 Yuan Shi Kai was elected president of the Chinese republic for term of five years He received the necessary two-thirds vote of the united houses of parliament on the third ballot.
 Fourteen passengers were killed and 2S injured when the express from kieV to St. Petersburg collided with a . stalled locomotive near the station at Dvinsk. Russia
 Mrs. Mildred Allison Reyroat, a dancing teacher. who was shot to death at Wheaton a week ago, was the victim of a modern Bluebeard, who, according to his own confession, had killed 1S others ill as many years. Henry Spencer confessed that he not only killed Mrs. ReXroat but that he had slain 14 persons.
 Thomas Toshesky, the miner who prison at the Continental mine, at Centralia, Pa,s after having been en- domber for eight days, felt so good that he attended church at Mount Carmel and joined in a general prayer which was offered on account of his rescue.
 that the Bavarian government has re- viyed it's plan for dethroning the mad King Otto of Bavaria and placing Prince Regent Ludwig on the throne.
 The arrest of George E. Davis in New York caused to be made pubic a confession he has made which con firms and widens the story told by Ortie McManigal on which SS officials and members of the International As sociation of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers were sent to the fed. erat penitentiary.
 Cholera is sweeping the Balkan cstates. The ravages of the two re- cent Balkan wars left thousands of families homeless and starving. A large section of Albania is without doctors and medical supplies.
 The JInderwood-Simmons admins tration tariff bill was signed by the president and becomes law. The senate had adopted the committees report and the measure was then sent to the house for that body~to elimi ~ tho nOsf.1n F,,fupoS toy oconI-