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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Charges Are Baseless

Especial to The T1mcs-Dispntch.J
New York, Apru IS-AnsucrInE
messages of inquiry from nuincr-
Gus newspapers OF the United
states. President IIuortn. of Mex
leo. has sent out the follOwing:
"Mcxfco City, Mex, April Is, 1914.
"As u reply Ia your valued mes
SnEc. 1 will hereby stnte TINT the
charges made nSainst the govern
mcnt of the republic nrc entirely
bnscicss, ns the broad investigation
now In progress will mike clear
In this connection Regarding the
approach Of the American fleet TO
Mexican winters, TINT will not modi-
fy the honest and serene policy of
the government of this republic.
tSiEncd) "N. IiUI:KTA"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

another rebel victory was received al
Junrez today. when telegram from
villa. dated Torreon, April II. and
sent to Carranza at Chihuahua was
repeated TO officials in Juarez The
telegram read:
Our forces under command of Gen.
eral Luis Gutierrez, defeated l2OC
Federals at Hacienda dc Juan Amc
Among the Federal dead were General
Enrique Percd a colonel a lieutenant.
colonel. major and several captains
The retrcating Federals were again at.
tackled by detachment under Major
Facundo Meta. who killed seventy
more of the enemy"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Comment OF London raper,

pcn. omuon, Nprii lS..Although London
voted TO the revelations OF the Ulster
onionist council concerning the alleged
v ,,,;,i. measures and contemplated
many OF tho leading Journals comment
on ne latest aspect OF the Mexican
The Westminster Gnzette savs:
;. Relating to the Mexican situation
~ o as grave. we can understand the
a nenep,nncs OF Hnerta,s situation The
inand may mean the end OF his power
win his own people. But nothing can
We t .xpret 10y tS MS present Pre- policy ana
Standing regarding the salute carried
The Observer says: Wilson is bound
10 exact PREPARATION FOR the outrage
committed on the American marinSs
IiueT r. ,d Is PLAYING for stake that
sheer obstinacy. If the United Stofos
should after all have TO resort TO mill
larN intervention II will be the mos,
arduous undertaking OF that I;ind thnt
the country has ever engaged in -
would require 100000 men and a cam
phign OF which three years is prob
that there will be no road In tho end
nut American war subjuEation. but
f fnnt means the payment OF such a
IriEhtfuily heavy price that no one
Will criticize the government AZ Wash
ington for considering every possible
ss%petaiEnt before accepting force as
morrow: soy ~
wilson has now thrown tho eaun.
iet at Huerta BY refusing TO have any
more purlcy. Huerta must fire rho
salute or the seaports OF Mexico viii
oe olockaded forthwith, which 10
tantanount 70 Il declaration OF war"
To-morrow's issue OF the PEOPLE Viii
say: VIII
:. Unless Huerta Yields an American
MeXican war seems absolutely inrvi-
tahi". |, may begin any moment now
for Wilson. having abandoned no frt{I.
policy OF wait and see means business
at last, and has issued the ultimat,lr,,
Ample JnsttHcation
New York, April Is.-The United
states has ample justification FOR
landing troops according to Professor
+. c Stowell. lecturer on internationol
law at Columbia University. ana tenn
po'ary successor TO John Bassctt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Inquiry Into Number OF Troop..

Nosales Ariz.. April is-Thc war Do
partment OF Washington Is making a
close inquiry Into the number and tho
location or Mexican troops along tho
border. according TO authoritative In
formation received here to-day. The
inquiry, II was said. was being con-
Quoted through American commanders
along the international line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

ChlhnnIua, McXIco. April lS.-Plans
for tho safety Of foreigners and foreign
yesterday by commanders Of German.
lifitish and American vessels at Tam
pico. IN conference with General Luis
operating against that port This in
formation was conveyed to General
CarranZa here to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

I'll Paso. Texas, April 1S.--Individual
infraction Of the rules OF the prison
camp at Fort Bliss since the Tampico
INCIDENT. eliminated last night In the
shooting of two Of the Mexican Fed
eral prisoners by sentries.
jesus Pallares. Federal volunteer,
vas shot through the stomach and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Moore. former counsellor OF tho State
Department
The United States Is Justified In
having recourse TO any force necessary
10 secure respect for international
rights and dignity. The blockade of
Mexican ports OF the landing of troops
nec1 not necessarily constitute war
with Mexico. War is a situation which
results from armed conflict between
TWO independent communities. If the
United states does not intend to make
war !. depends upon Mexico whether
she VIII allow the United states TO use
the force 10 protect our rights"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Pacific Fleet L. Ready.

San Francisco. Cal, April ls-The
Pacific feet Is making ready for &c
ton.
With 800 marines aboard, the cruiser
South Dakota liz stoainiug TO the Mare
Island yard from the Bremcrton yard
for further orders. There her com
plcmcn, OF marines will lie merged Win
800 more. and the whole force Will be
transsh!pped 10 the collier Jupiter.
which received orders to-day to sail
Tor san Diego, where there IS waiting
: tOrpeQO NOtillA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

VII die Jesus zarco. Federal regular,
was shot In the thigh. Zarco was
caught breaking electric light bulbs.
win which the camp IS lighted Pal
iares was shot while trying TO escape.
Individual outbreaks have been fire.
qoeht since news Of the Tampico com
plicatlon reached the camp, whore
there arc more than 5000 prisoners
who sought safety on American SOIL
after they were defeated by the rebels
al OjinaSa, three months ago
nnttlcshtps Pn,n Iinlm nench
Palm Beach, Fla, April lS.-Four
hntlcships two dispatch boats nrd a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
No Anti-Americnn Demonstrations.

MEXICO CITY, April lS.--The news OF
the coming Of the United States fleet
has caused no ant. American demon
strations in the capital The contro-
has been the subject OF spirited edi-
toriais In Mexico City papers. which
apparently have aimed to arouse the
patriotism Of the people
SO far as can be learned President
Hucrta main: ltns his attitude OF an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

collier OF the American Atlantic Fleet
passed here southwark bound at $50
a. NJ to-day. three hours later than
due. The battlcships are understood
20 have been delayed from some UNI
known cause At Jupiter. twenty nve
miles above Palm Beach
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on Way 10 Mexico.

on Board the T.. :. s. Arkansas. by
wireless via Jupiter. Fla. April is
The battlesh!ps under command OF
Rear Admiral Badger are proceeding
steadily on their way to Mexican
waters. Admiral Badger Is confident
the fleet is prepared for any emerg
ency, but Is unwilling to disclose his
tentative plans.
Rear y dmiial Frank f.. Fletcher, in
command OF the warships a Vera Cruz.
mas been instructed to meet the Arkan-
Sas ana other bdttlcSh!ps composing
the squadron off TampiC0 on Wednes-
gay April %. when it is expected the
entire ilcet Will be assembled That
viii mean not less than 10000 men
II the salute demanded rs the United
states government is fred by the
McNicanS, a gunboat probably will re-
cciVe II, and then return TO the big
warships. which will lie seven miles
out
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19

Norfolk, Va. Aprn is-Fiie 1T IN.
ILanters Manufacturing Company )
p35a PAM AZ Fort Ho,foik to-day destroyed
loss IL estimated al $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
SnilS Tor 1n,nnicn-

Key West, Fla. Apr!l lS.-Thc United
states battlcshlp South Carolina. hav-
Ing coalcd ana taken ON provisions here
to-day. sailed late this afternoon for
Ianpico. Tie South Carolina expects
TO join The North Atlantic fleet. now
en- route TO Mexican waters. some time
tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Think Dimculty Is Cieor.d.

Vcra Cruz. Mexico. April IS.--Mcxi-
cans In Vera Cruz have generally ac-
tween tho United States and Mexico
has been adjusted. According to re-
ports current here, the United States
Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
Prevents Grip Cures Grin

LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNINE removes tn,
cause. There 10 only one "JNOMc OH
= ~. Look FOR signature Of. T. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-19
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
SEEK STRANGER
after GUEST Of
HOTEL IS KILLED

An affable stranger. who talked
vaguely Of expecting 500 from Vic
toria any day as he made frequent
attempts TO borrow money OF men
nj the st. James hotel. 200 Wash.
ington st. is the object OF police
hunt today in an Investigation OF
the killing. yesterday. OF Robert
Hodges OF London.
After Hodges was found. yester'
day afternoon. in his room at the
hotel, with his head caved in, his
pockets empty and a bloody slat on
the floor, guests In the place recall.
ed that tho stranger had frequently
been seen with the man who was
Hodges died In the city hospital
{ fter s. Yamana. proprietor OF q
hotel, notified the police OF his con
dltion. lie had money with him
the night before. Robbery is b,
lieved to have been the motive OF
the crime.
Hodges was about IS and came
to America from London seven
years ago. He had been working as
n telegraph lineman for tn, Cana
dian Pacific road, at Calgary. until
early last month, when he came &c
Seattle with ample funds TO care for
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
The Confessions
%eeee@e of a Wife
MoDEsTY is CONCEIVED IN THE MIND

mo all at once that that was Just
what had done. No man or woman
who marries can help marrying the
whole family.
Oct a room an near us as possible
for your father and mother. Dick. :"
! , said. l.. FOR e, they are going to stay
Good" exclaimed Dick. heartily
BY the time we were upstairs Dick
followed US with the keys to a room
just across the hall. and In a few
moments the folks were settled. and
Dicks father came across and open.
ed the door.
Well. we'll. MRrgie," he said
you certainly have made a pretty
place OF H."
DO you think so. dad7" asked
Dick. proudly. 7 think myself It's
about the only thing in interior dec
Grafton, but. you see. may be
rather preiudiced"
Just then his mother came In. !
could see by her face that she was
agreeably surprised by the rooms.
and she said: Where did you learn
so much. Margie. about household
decoration You have certainly
made az pleasant an abiding place
for Dick as anyone could wish"
DO you think 80. mother. DEAR"
I questioned. gaily. IT'S awfully
sweet Of you TO say SO" had never
seen Dick look happier since We
were married than he did Az I
WENT OVER AND KISSED HIS
MOTHER.
II not only think II. but I am going
TO ask Margie TO help me do over
our house next spring"
Although dad growled at what he
called useless expense" I. for once.
took his wife's side. for had been
Just aching 10 do over" that house.
with It's beautiful things put side by
side with ugly things
Il won't let you use any nudes,
though. Margie." said Mother Wa.
verify. az she stood before one of
my pet pictures. dry point etching
OF Henner called AT the Fountain. "
The picture was chaste and beautl
ful--a very rare expression OF the
famous artist
"Of course. that Ia a matter OF
taste. mother dear latter the first
plunge, calling her mother comes
easy. Personally can see nothing
wrong In the picture. but II Ia only
a question Of taste--not OF morals. y
DO you really think II Ia mod
est7" she inquired.
~ don't know that I realize Ius,
what the word modest means &c
you" | answered. "it seems 70 me
that every person, az we'll as every
country, has a different definition
To me what people call nodesty IL
something which most people cannot
define, but which they make "a
cover a certain prescribed standard
Of conduct which must not be de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
TOMORROW'S THE DAY
YOU y CO )" TO ( CHURCH R

stones
SO all I have left IL the mental
picture. do not believe | want 4,
rnatcriaiixed.
am enthusiastic about the go.
,o.church" movement--for others
rg, tomorrow. with my pipe and
books. ! shall worship In my own
private church. which has neither
walls nor roof.
That church ia where I am. and II
10 used on weekdays a. well "a
Sundays. What transpires In tina,
church OF mine II not my neigh
boris business. bu; mine snd-An
others.
But ! should be we'll pleased
". tomorrow. I should be visited
BY the spirit Of . stubborn old
man In . white esssoek.
should like again 30 hear him
pronounce the benedietion:
The grace Of our loSs1 Jesus
Christ. ard the love OF God, and
tho Fellowship Of the Holy
Ghost be amongst you and re-.
main with you always"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
WORLEY TALKS.
Then IS HOST At
DANCE IN HALL

When George y. Woriey finished
hIs efficiency talk. in Leibly hall.
Queen Anne av. and Boston at. Fri.
day night. be turned the hall over
TO the audience, and q dance and
card party followed.
Music was provided, card tables
were produced, and every one had
good time.
Prior 10 tho social features, wor-
ley discussed municipal efficiency,
and the disposition OF more than
100000. which. he says. can be
saved in annual salaries and applied
a. interest on bond issue OF $1,000.
900.
This sum, Woriey said. could be
used for purchasing additional pow
er sites. extending municipal rail
ways. or carrying out other work
which could be done without a great
er expense than that OF the present
administration for salaries and oper.
ating expenses alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
- - ="
pAkTA0Eo

Boutwell, Brownies musical pro
duc,ion. In I.auEhisnd." an act
that abounds with pretty girls.
dancers and comedy. VIII be the
headline feature Of the new bin at
Pantages. opening with the mat.
iuec Monday. For the extra added
attraction, Manager pantages siil
offer Leon Royce. known M "A
Human Orchestra" or. The Man
With a Thousand Voices" other
excellent numbers on the program
include 'Lora- In The Girl and the
Parrot: Elliott and Mullen In
their comedy hit. Two Shades OF
Burnt Cork and Frank Smith.
styled The premier eauilibrist Of
America."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
rivoLi


The beef Trust Chorus. six OF
the largest chorus gfrls ever seen
on the stage. will constitute one OF
the big" features OF attraction At
the Tivoii this coming week. Each
OF them weighs more than ssO
pounds They will appear In add
ton 10 the regular beauty chorus
OF twelve. with I'd 5. Allen and
company In the musical comedy
In Gay Paris" Tho production IL
30 dsftiy constructed as TO provok.
roars OF laughter. and gives good
opportunity 10 display the laugh.
making ability OF Mr.. Allen. who
appears M Q Hebrew who goes 20
Paris 20 have q good time. and In
cidentaiiy tries TO win = wealthy
widow. Many OF the latest musical
hits are included In tho play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07

The water front was the scene OF
considerable excitement early this
morning when the freight steamer
Dispatch. operated by Dodwell 4
Co. suddenly burst out In q mass
OF flames.
The crew was at work At the
time loading cargo and several had
difficulty in making their way to
safety.
The origin Of the fire has not
been determined. The loss was
81 500
The Dispatch was tied up along.
side Pier S when the fire broke out
at AIS a. M.
The fireboat Duwamish and fire
department were summoned In the
meantime the crew fought the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07

METROPOLITAN

Robin Hood" the celebrated
comic opera by Mossra. de- Kovon
and Smith. via be the offering NJ
tho Metropolitan for thes week
starting Sunday. with tho usual
mhtinees.
This opera VIII be presented by
The de koven Opera company. an
organization OF grand opera sing.
crs. In this cast OF vocal artists.
first mention should be given to
Bessie Abott. the young American
prima donna Miss Ahott possesses
a lyric soprano voice of dramatic
duality. and aings the role OF Maid
Marian. The title role will be sung
by Ralph nrainRrd George Froth.
ingham. who originated the part OF
friar Tuck. will again play that
character this season, Henriette
Wakefield. OF the Metropolitan.
will be the Alan,a Dale. and her
rich coutralto adds new beauty
"a Mr.. do koyen's best known song.
oh Promise Me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
MOORE

Tho attraction at the Moore tho
atrc for the week OF February 10
will be r. H. sothern and his or.
ganiEation OF 90 players, Two
plays will be given In this city. a
single performance OF Hamlet. ="
on Saturday night. with the re-
naming nlghts and the "Wednesday
and Saturday mstinees devoted to
Justin Huntley McCArthys roman.
tic drama. ~ We're king." In
which Mr. sothern made n remark
able success ten years ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
sEATrl


''nrewster'a Millions, comedy
By George Barr McCu,cheon. viii
return 20 the Seattle theatre for
one week. commencing Monday
night. February .. This play IL n
real live comedy and needs no In
PRODUCTION TO Seattle audiences. IL
has been over a year slnc. 4, was
presented here. but its memory In
always fresh and green. for 1, is
one OF those few really good com.
edlss. There ls running fire OF
clever surprises and bis laughs In
iected into the plot that has for
Its basis deep seriousness. Brew
ster. In order 10 gain & larger for
tune. has "a spend miilion dollars
In SOS days without wasting any
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07

Waited from under any eIrcum.
stances"
And the deviations are much
worse " the other fellow does the
devlatlng." put In Mollle.
~ am going 20 teach my children
when you have thom," broke In
Dick, that deeeney and indeeenoy
are conceived In the mind. and, like
all other created things. they must
be conceived before they arc born
In words and actions"
~ shall teach them" said l.,
that they must keep their minds
pure sed then purity OF action and
body will follow al surely as the
night the day"
Let's continue the lecture after
dinner said Dick, with n smile.
I'm hungry"
80 am t." answered. Come
on, mother"
Ito Be Continued Monday.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
ACTRESS takes
WHIP TO EDITOR

She will probably have to remain
all week In Vancouver. pending her
appeal to the commissioner OF I'm
migration ut Washington, u. G.
The World attacked her IA vul.
gar and indecent
Miss Lloyd was 20 head the
Mt the Orpheum in Seattle tomor.
row. hut the enRagemnt probably
will have TO he Cancelled
VIII Let Her Enter
10 was announced by the manage
ment of the Orpheum theatre here
today that Miss Lloyd will be per.
mitted to enter the United States
today. sullivan a Considlne having
Furnished $4,000 bond for her good
behavior and prompt departure at
the conclusion OF the contract.
Commissioners OF Immigration
Caminetti, from his home In Cali.
fornia. the theatre management
says, has wired both Washington
and Vancouver that the actress Is
To be allowed to cross the border.
Tho woman will arrive In Seattle
Sunday In time for the matinee.
w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
YOU SAVE MONEY

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the cold. one bottle lasts a long
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
CHAPTER LxxIi

We met Dick going into the hotel
He seemed very glad to see his
father. and ~ he put his arIns about
his mother and kissed her I could
see he was very fond Of her.
Up to this time | had been think
ing to myself that DID NOT MAR
RY DICKS FAMILY. but II came to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
Where Boys Can Watch
The Robins Outside

There were high. stained. glass
windows in ST Pnul's. The glass
was loaded On warm sunday morn.
ings the lower portions could be
opened. A small boy. weary by the
time the minister announced. Here
endeth the FIRST lesson" could
kneel on the cushioned pew and
watch the robins in the maple trees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
CHIEF IGNORED

Recommendation OF Fire Chief
stetson were ignored by the board
of public works yesterday In award.
Ing contracts for two front drive
tractors and four pumping engines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
NEW GOVERN

LONDON. Feb. lit was an.
nounced Ronald Craufurd Muroe-
Ferguson. ". r.. would succeed
Lord D-nmsn ms governor general
of Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-02-07
oRpHEuM

Beginning Sunday. the new order
OF things will prevail at the Or.
phcum. That II. the new bills viii
begin on Sunday matinee Ia place
of Monday.