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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-11-05
Terms of Court.

CIVIL TERMS
Fourth Monday in February
Second Monday in May
First Monday in July
First Monday in December
CRIMINAL TENS
Fourth Monday IN March
Second Monday in Novembes
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-12
TUE s ! GORD[N LODGE
AND ITS RELATION TO THE
.. DER.

/ TIC b. au'iful and sa b'ime les
so'.s oi thA Subordinate Lodge
of Odd Fellows, taught in the
! ln'ti@'o"y,: Fist, Second and
Third Degrees, and emDodying
so beautifully the ideas of I'm.
|. mortality, Friendship, Love and
Truth, all truths taken from the
Book IF Books" en|igh en-
the MAD Of the Novit late ard
5roadcn> the SCI pc of his Vi ion
as to the funds inert teachir gs
and t. nets Of Odd Fellowship.
But here. wien he has learned
the Divine lesson of Truth, when
he has, with those of the priestly
Order, learned that Truth is real.
H. anlmperia' vi'tue, the Odd
Fellow has bu Lid q strong
foundation up'n which he NAV
build higher the structure of
Odd Fellowship in his own per.
sonality, by acquiring a know.
Ledge ~ 'hn>" higher ard more
c'h real virsups and ruths that
are taught in the i'atriarchal or
Branch of the Ord.
or. Here upon the strong foun.
dation If a belief in the immor.
5ality of mans snu'. upon the
OF Friendship, SUP.
the beautiful base of
Brotherly Love, all cemented to,
yether in thu strong DON as of
Truth, have been ere cted three
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-12
Answer to MIR. Towe
On Secret Societies
"A Curse to the Church.

! we would rather think that
| Mr.. Geo, ". Tnwn is quite Q
better Artist than he is q writer
on Odd Fellowship At least W.
would think iris from his fir
Article on the same. For W.
suppose that he dos not need
any citations on his artistical
work. But be asks for them on
|Odd Fellowship And he SAYS
nat h want them. And surely
D. must have tn m. Yet by way
OF explanation, we wish :osay,
that it is not what a man wants,
that does him the good. it is
what he gets, that docs him the
good and 81 it will be in this an.
swer it is. what VIC shall give the
young man that will do. him
much good. For he say 1.-THE
truth only will stand the test of
judgement of Almighty God.'
Which is true. Then defies the
fact that Odd Fellowship is
founded. on the Bible or the
teachings of Christ Well here
we come friend Towe 1st. Friend
ship Love and Truth, fried
Towe is this Bible or il it no, the
teachings of Christ? Again TAI b
Hope and Charity. Are those
Principles of the Bible? or are
they rot the teachings of Christ?
Now Bro. To@e if you and your
Church does nor teach those six
PRINCIPLES above namrd you and
your church, all of you had bet
ter take a little of the advise Won
gave, and tha+ is 90 out and knee,
down and pray a little for it vii!
be very essentia! for YOU % do
so: Friendship what is it? It's
that eterna' principle that l1nits
the heart of .Jonithan and David
toge'hcr. Gem nted by Love
E:'God is Love') And bound by
The ties of .Tru til (Christs word
g Trnth)
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-12
Secret Society a Curse
TO the Church Of God.
v"0vvvvvvvvvvVvvvvvc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

!" A' "a lilId tlUW ulucll III
| paid the church a year he sait
/ no hing but he said he laid hi.
} '"dg dues Amounting to from
! $500 10 IS 90 asked him j
, tie kno& that On il, vas :noor If
: tnlS worlds = 'ods? tod hin
: re would rather give to the
lodge as the church ana let the
devil have thn pQ"nr or praise
IT E}'rl@t didn't sanize lodges
, TIE iG.VlI do, An ODD Fellow
TOOK me in thei> hall over the
church, the church wa, very
Plain and poorly furnished he
was trying to get me to join their
lodge, the hall was like going into
a palace, fine rugs, carpets and
every thing nice, I just said when
we went Ill Christ is poor be was
corn in manager and was al.
ways poor and told us not to
lay up treasures on earth where
moth and rust doth corrupt and
thieves d. break thru and steal.
No, $ int men vii! curse me
when | say he had reference 30
those lodges hundreds of men
rave joined some Lodge payed
I'll" dues tor years and for many
reasons ne will fal out poverty
sickness and other things, what
goes with his dues? | knew onr
man ht 'o!d noe What he first
payed in, his dues ana interest
on it vas.about S15OO.OO ne said
be had aot $500 flo.a ;ba :lodse1
there Is some one getting this
surplus money, Jesus told YOU
about it. Those lodges vhat has !
broke. up what went With the !
money, thieves broke thru, moth !
and rust corrupted they will all |
go down some day leaving a lot !
Of poor fellows, wondering WHY
1T fell, while a few big bugs vilrI
pocket the money and laugh in
Their sieaves: Why don't people
read Coos word md take it for
.helr guide; not be carried about
with cye:y wind of d7ctriue the ;
le'ice Of" men, Jesus said seek
'e first the Kingdom of. God and -
Ms righteousness, not. seek We
God or .raimen5 for he said he
'rew We had need of these, lie
promised TO add these. Jesus
aid we, would heap to
ourselves achers that vou!d
make the ttruth a lie, having a
orm of godlintss or will wor
nip, bu, "enying the spirit
n power there Of, let me calls
our mind t" one scripture. 49,, !
; Now brethren I commend yo,utl
0 God and to the word of his i!
''ac4 which ls;aSre to build you :
p and to give yo1 an inheritance c
nong all Them when arc sane.
flea: h. P:u' DIRECTS US to Y '
he churc'' %. G d. which he p
urcia cd with thu blood of his i,
NV son Christ Jesus, Acts 20 Il
4. y and % vs. Read for I haveI
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-12

49, ''>'-''$ S4A 80 %fON2t dhS GpSit
' therefore unto yourselrc
land H. all the flock owe
the which the Holy Ghost haiti
made you oycrscers 60 feed thu
J church Of God Which he hath
purchased with his blood, We
can see there that the church O,
God wasent organised by few
worldly men backed up by the
root of all evil money which viii,
canker, rust and thieves break
Through aud steal. Paul Said
here in % V. that he cnveth n.
mans silver or gold or apparel
j Paul was in the work of God
land tried to do like him, not
working for this worlds goods,
nor honor from men but for the
sal'atlon OF soul teaching the
people the word of God, not some
secret, he declared it all as Christ
Told him to and CD has never
called any man to preach any.
thing but bis true word true eos.
pei of the kingdom Of heaven not
What some man said or done the
honor belongs to God and Son
Jesus pray tell me why the Odd.
Fellow lodge should take the
name OF the church of God,
which he has bought at so great
a cost that name this great multi.
tnde is prai>ing and honorinc
that they have been savet; thru
nm. read (Rev IN. 0toIl vs)
. And uaVc washed their rones
and made them white in the
clood OF the lamb t., v therefore
are they before the throne Of
God aud serve him day and
night in his tempEp and he that
= .,.' WIG w. ,'.''De el'a'' o"ell
which ;s n tno " ,, 49, Wv. '".a'
shalt fa~d than aud u sh S,1
LEAD them i,n,o !,vj1. t fnnn; si"',
of water and >.od sta.l vinc a
way all tears from ,n4ir o,os
such loving saviour ~ ro.,
from the .beyin3;a~~ re. u.t1, ri, !.
Ill Thu lif4.. 7pl;r,,y, ,,s ey,,,,
death then liycs,.v;th ~ e,7o,,,,r
Ind eyer,1ore dc v,.,7 SOW =, ,,,,,
Il. ~, ;.,,, ,oa>, nm, -
pity, "a man that will thinA of
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-12
Saw Mill Men

we have Sixteen Horse Jumbo Engine tine trim
nd good upo dae Saw rig FOR SALE Engine worth $3.50
Saw rig $780, $4,000 in ALL Can be bought for $1,000 5000
down the res 20 suit Purchaser Also Separator OF the very
best, Colorado Special Call On US or write us at
Brushyknob No.: The Colony Trustees
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-12

y Inscribed tulth, Hone InG Char.
ity, symbolzing the Cardinal
virtre> inculdated apd taught ia
'hc tore E rlnDmco. Degrees
til" Par!.archa'. Golden Rule
srd f yal Purple
THE EN- "a MPMENT AND IT'S
! RELATION TO THE ORDER.
In the first o., PatriarchaI De.
gree We have rs the fundamental
though. Faith.
A Faith, strong as was Abra-
hams, steadfast and immovable,
a Faith not only in ourselves and
onr Brother Maa, but a Faith
that con7inces u2 that Gods
:. ~ omIses are yea md amen and
that the work Of Odd Fellowship
along the lines of it's tea chings
and principles shall do much to
bring Man to q realization of the
promise that the time shall be,
when one law shall bind all ma.
tion-, tongues and kindreds OF
the earth; VII n thu Golden Rule
shall prevail and Whatsoever va
would that men should do.to you,
GO We even so tn them" shall be
the rule of action not only Of in.
dividuals, hut of nations.
The beautiful lesson Of this
First Degree of Encampment
Odd Fellowship impresses on
orr minds and hearts the indel-
ibe stamp of q Faith in all good
works in the cause of Humanity
and for which our Orde, exists.
and prepares US for the reception
OF the wonderfully beautiful les.
son of Charity in the, Golden
Rule Degree.
10 so thoroughly imbibe the
spirit of this beautiful Golden
Hulc, that Charity OF thouehtand
action shall guide our conduct
toward our fellow man is the
predominant thought of the Sec
ond E.ncampmnnt Degree.
A Charity that does n OF alono
dlspcns aims. but recognizes
the equal rights of our Brother
Man in all things whether Polit.
cal, Social or Religious and does
no' a'ropat to itself any right
which it j. not willing to conceae
to Others
1t seeks to prepare COR the com.
ing VI th't day when the shacl,les
of mental and mo raj bondage :
Will be broken and Man shall, in
the spiri' of the Golden Rule,
hail his fellow man as Brother.
knowing no divercity of spirits
IL this Great Freternal Brother,
,ood founded ION the six Great
'r'rcina'~ above named '(Brother
owe Are they rightly
DAD F-'l>g.l D canr,t blend
With envy and hatred: and all the
blessing to be derived from it
must come through the channel
i brotherlg love. and in no other
vay.
VOW TO THE SECRET PART
Friend Towe says that Christ
aid For in secret l have said
oth1ng.' But fails to give the
hapt- and verse. But we SUD.
'ose be means this scripture
'letSe read.
"Jesu' answered him, l spakc
pen'y to the world; I ever
aught in the synagogue, and in
Continued to 18th, page
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-03-12

give some of them and if yo
cant stand the fact. ana R,nl
don't Get mad at me like som
does that [ talk to abou, lodges
II L AN. swrong SHOW me m
wrong; if:S;iS you that is vron.
90 righefQr..the truth only vii
stand the test at the iudgemen
bar of Almighty God.
First I will say lodges claim t.,
be founded On the Bible ant
soGle even claim to be- founded
: on the teachings of Christ ant
the Apostles, I defy you to prove
it By the Bible, Christ told hi,
disciples to go into all the woftC
and preach the gospe' and he
that beli=veth and is bapti.ed
shall be saved he told them &C
declair the whole council Of Coo
and to KEEP nothing secret?
Christ said fir in secret have
said nothing even every thing
that he learned of the fathe" be,
told to them and told them to
tell it to the world not to Il few.
min secret. Preach it on the
house top: if thew could of got
Jesus tn accepted beng an
earthly king they then mighe of
claimed some earthly organiza.
ton founded on his doctrine,
Jesus wasn't popular in his
day neither il he today. but 7
praise his name that be said let
the world BE- against you and re-
.ioice that we have a reward in
heaven.
Jesus said to observe all things
what 30 ever | have commanded
you, and 10 I will be with ,on
Away even to the end OF the
world we must acknowledge that
Jesus work was spiritual work,
not to bury people or to give
them this worlds goods but 20
prepare them for heaven: he
said the kingdom of God was not
meat and drink, Jesus said tho !.
we beotow all we have TO feed
the poor and have not charity it :.
prospers Us nothing.
Now let us look and see if we
can see any Of the fruits ct
Christ, We will first go IT, the
Odd fellow Hall; where we hear
so much of their virtue through
the CREsSET and other ways,
though: L SEQ so much in the
CREssET about Oddfe!lows |
have not seen the account Of
even one soul being saved | hive (
talked with lots of their mem pers
they give no conversions, Jesus
said let.him know that IL. that
,onverteth a sinner from the {
s'er of bis ways Gao save soul
from death and hide a multitude d
If sins, lodge or nicodemus t
works don't save souls, it takes ;.
prayer and the power of God 10 :
ave souls from he'll; We exam. +
ned other lodges no one saved, q
hen if these are facts the lodge {,
S not the work of Christ and he
plainly says by thelr work We
hall know them. let as. eep if wei
an find The works OF. C,rist At q
10. ! church few. weeks back
revival meeting held by
lethodist and Baptist conduct.
d by Jake Hutsell there was 81
onvei sions that is Christs work,
Y thier 70 shall i1no v them, But
Dme will say if the church ad -
one her duty We wouldn't Of .
eeded' the Lodges, a Baptist d.
reacher told me if the church b.
d done her duty lodges would. r
at be necessary,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
NEW SHEEP co.
UN|TES STRONG
INTERESTS
Bond Council Sheep and Wool
Company, Organized with
Headquarters Here with
Walter M. Connell as Man
ager.

a material addition 10 Albuquer-
quc's prestige as a sheep aud wool
center came today 'n tho announce
ment OF the organization Of the
Bond-Connell sheep and Wool COM
pany, with headquarters In Albu-
puorque and Walter ". Connoll of
this city az sccrotary-trcnsurcr and
manager Of the company. which will
do a general business In sheep and
wool. The officers of the company
are:
Franklin Bond OF Espanoln. presi-
dent; n. g. Dillon Of Encino. vlcc
president. ana Mr.. Conncil. secretary
and treasurer. The interests which
are merged IN the company include
some OF the strongest mercantile and
wool Interests in the state and cover
practically the whole of the wool
growing area Of New Mexico. They
include the BOND a Nohl Of
Espnnola. O. w. Bond and Brother
Mercantile company, Encino; Bond
Mccarthy company. Taos; 4. Mac
Arthur company. Wagon Mound.
and the Council interests here. The
offices here will be opened M once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
MEETING on TIIE HEPUniICAN
CENTRAL COMMITTEE on BIiii-
NALILIo COUNTY, y. ".

I, the undersigned, chairman ui the
Republican Central nmittce 81
Bernnlillo county. state OF New Mex
leo. hereby call "a meeting of the res
uiar members of said committee, 60
be held in Albuquerque. y. NJ on
Monday. the 23th day of July, \. d.
1914, at 2 D. m, In b court nous"
Of the county, for the purpose or nN-
1-g the time aud place to hold the
4. lmnrics of the several ~precinats
the county convention 90 nome
lnate candidates for members of the
house OF the state legislature tld ohe
candidate for probate judge, and Ia
select 30 delegates for The state CON
vcution which will be held nt santa
Re, on the 2ith day of August, 1914,
for the purpose OF nominating
candidate for member Of congress aud
ono candidate for the state corpora
ton commission, ana at gaid meet
ing of the central committee The ape
portionmont OF delegates Tor the ware
lous precincts will be mndc, and 60
transact such other business that may
be properly brought to the attention
ana action of said committee, Come
IN person, as proxies Will not hc rec
cclyed.
JESUS ROMERO,
Chairman Republican Central Com
mittoe Beraalillo County, y. NJ
CHAS. CHADWICK.
Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
HUGH WATERS TO
COLLECT ROAD
TAX DUE
Every Cent Received in City
to be Spent on Tijeras Road,
the Chief Pleasure Highway
of Albuquerque

Hugh r. Waters has bcen appoint
cd collector Of the county road tax
in this city by the county road board.
Tho tax ls now due. ana the board
means 10 collect the tax, but IL "
anxious 90 have the people %recognize
the immediate benefit of the work
that will De produced BY their money
and pay q In n spirit of willingness.
There o. a todency on the part OF
the average city man Co regard the
cad tax az a form Of tribute to be
wrung from him, and 10 Is givcn
grudgingly. There should be no
uch feeling with regard ia this tax.
livery cent collected Ca The city will
Doe spent on the road from the Uni-
vcrsity Co Tijcras canyon. whore il
win join with the road laid by the
forest service.
That road forms the principal
pleasure highway of Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
PERSONAL LETTERS
TO ALL EDITORS
IN NEW MEXICO
President MontOya of State
Press Association Expects
Large Attendance at Con-
vention Here August 18th.

President Ncstor Montoya OF the
New Mexico Press association tomor-
row viii send personal invitations TO
i37 New Mexico newspaper owners
and editors, asking them 10 attend
the convention OF the association 60
be held here on August 18th, the
date OF tho Democratic state conven-
ton. Important matters are a. be
brought before tho convention for
consideration and united action by
the newspaper mon on n number oi
these matters Is expected TO follow
the convention. Among the enter
tainments 90 be offered the visiting
editors will be an automobile tour uf
The surrounding country and "a Dutch
dinner which probably will DE served
In the Taft DON at the Alvaardo.
Mr.. Montoya already has "a number
~ letters from newspaper men who
are coming and with the Democratic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
M OPPOSE BIG
ROAD BOND ISSUE
PROPOSED IN ARIZONA

Phoenix. Ariz., July 1.-THE
Farmers union Is on re ord as OPP
posing the proposed ~$i0.0oo.o0c bond
issue for transcontinentnl highways,
ana the reclamation OF arid lands, On
the ground hat Arizona needs good
roads internally rather than costly
Translate highways Tor tho use and
benefit Of tourists, and further that
the state is not yet sufficiently de-
vclopcd to warrant such enormous
expenditures without more adequate
provision Tor the manner Ia which
the funds shah be handled and eX-
pended, should they he voted.
Tho farmers OF M%aricopn county
are practically united In their atti-
tude on the good roads question, but
do not believe that 81. 0OO. 600 should
be spent on roads hat viii do no
good To a majority Of the soil ullers
throughout the state whose greatest
need Is easy access 90 market.
Il ia thought likely that similar
opposition will be developed through
out the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
BACA THE TIGER"
AMONG KILLED
At PALOMAS
Famous Bandit of TIE North
Loses Life in Raid by Gomez
on Little Garrison. Was
to Drive Cattle Across.

Columbus. y. NJ, July Ill was
learned today that the taking Of the
port OF Paiomas By federal irregu-
lars was Tor the purpose OF export
ing some cattle from Chihuahua
ranches. The $50 men under Gen
eral Rogue Gomez have disappeared
% b town has been occupied hy
reiniorecments sent by General villa
from tho Casas Grandea district.
The Euerillas never succeeded IN
entirely routing the original garrison.
"A Few members OF which held their
position. Captain Topctc. the garri-
son commander, was not killed, as
was az iirsf reported. Gomez lost
four men killed, among whom was
haca' the tiger OF the mountains"
"a Notorious guerilla fighter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
poRIIItIO DINZ GoES no
BINRRiIz IoR SUMMER

Paris, July i7-Goucral pornrio
pia2 furmgr president ~ Mexico.
was packing Doc preparation for his
departure for Hlnrritz for tho sum.
mcr season when The news camo that
former President Huorta had decided
Co. rcsign.
Privately. General Dng has onon
sharply criticized tho policy of the
Wnshi1gton administration. but he
has for some time held the opinion
that Huortu's disappearance would
facilitate a solution Of the Mexican
problem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
JOB HAD NOTHING
ON ARKANSAS
FARMER
Aged and Once Prosperous Man
and Three Little Girls Res
oued After Inoonceivable
Run Of Hard Luck.

benville, Ark. July lI.-After ox-
isiing seven months la "a cave with
almost nothing To- cut except What
the woods about them provided. VIII
liam Ewing, AN AGED man, aud hiss
three little girls were rescued today.
Two years aso Ewing WAS "a pros
Ferrous FARMER near here. Ills wife
died y sickness took away his
rrown SON and daughter. Floods de-
stroyod hts crops his cattle died and
fire burned his homo. For "a while
he lived Hith his babies un the
bounty nf nsishpors. hui left abrupt
ly and his whereabouts were a mys-
terry u1.n today.
We've hud nothing 20 eat but the
bark from trees Tor ten days" one
~ she girls tald their r~csouers. who
found the EWings weak from hum
ser and with ciothins worn b. shrods.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
D. R. {. WILL GO
To BELEN NEXT
SUNDAY
Rubber Game Between Two
Srong Teams. Each has
Won on Others Diamond.
Hartline Will Pitch.

Tho rubber game between The SUI
pcrdrcadnouEht o. H. T.. team and
heavily b%utircsscd Bclcn fighting ma
chine VIII take place at nelon sunday.
Each team has thrashrd the other
on its " heath. Tho O. a. E's arc
playing better bah than ever. and
Tie Bclcn asrrogation is the only "a
that has handed them % jolt. Bolcn
is said 90 have q trained umpire, but
that DOESN'T affect the confidence Of
The q. U, Els "a GOT. Thcy are going
to- Bolcn 10 win ana mean to do %
10 they nave Coo play ten men off their
feet.
Hartlinc viii pitch FOR tho rail-
readers. lie Inns worked iu al their
gnmcs.
The rtronr Newton. Ea- 'o1m will
be here July rs to r'ay 600 q. E's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

Motorists and horse owners use Il IN
large numbers every sunday. II VIII
be principally for the benefit aud
pleasure of Aibuquerducans and tho
visitors They are anxious to impress
favorabIy.
The road u 20 be constructed on n
permanent hnsis. 1T will be built
under the supervision Of the forest
service. James r Mullen. supervisor
of the Manzano-Zuni forest, one %
the best engineers In the service, has
already surveyed the road, and he
will supervise The work Of construc-
ton, which viii be under the dircc-
ton Of Hanger ~shoenberg Of Tiieras
Washouts will be guarded against
by corrugated iron culvorts, which
viii be put down wherever needed.
Fo.actr,n culverts are being made
nov right in town, hy M Southwest
crn Metal Manufacturing company.
II Is expected that more money
than is needed ON the canyon road
viii be returned hy the city %coilcc-
tions. All the surplus viii be spent
ON the North Fourth street road 90
Alameda.
The tax Is payable al Az West
Copper avenue. phone e73; M Justice
NcClclla1's office. l2i North Third
street. phone 259; and Mr.. Waters
personally can be reached by phone
1889 W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
EVACUA TION or GUNYMNS
II COMPLETED TO-DAY

ON Board a.. =. S. California. la
pnz. Mex, July &c, VIA wireless a.
san Diego. july 1.-THE federal
evacuation of Gunymas ~ complete.
The iast Of the garrison embarked
southWard tonight with their horses
and accountremcnts In six steamers
and four towing schooners. \ pro-
visional government has been cstah-
lishcd.
In accordance with the armiatico
arranged several days ago.. the cit
izens of GuaymRs were disarmcd to-
day. Tho federal mines planted az
strategic points on the outskirts OF
the city were exploded with constl-
tutionalist officers as witnesses.
The first act ~ the new admins
traiion was to relieving the starving
population by The distribution ana
sale 81 foodatuffs.
The pencoful exchange Of govern
mental authority was facilitated hy
Captain Mneruder OF the United
States cruiser Raleigh. Constitu-
Journalists viii formally occupy Quay
.nas on July rs.
The federal steamers will stop at
Mazatlan. Mannanillo and Sulina
Cruz.
Heavy fighting II reported today M
Acapulco, where three factions az the
Mexican forces. cunsiitutionnlists. fed
cfnla and Zaphtistas. have become
embroiied over possession Of the sea
port.
Rear Admiari Howard. command
inf the Pacific fleet, has despatched
the cruiser Chattanooga 10 aid he
cruiser Cleveland stationed there.