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Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-08
Ntgnt and Ds

When a woman considers her hus- band necessary evil marriage Is failure.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-08

The milk of human kindness too often is diluted with the water of un' charitabieness.
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OTICE on aYfNN
!, ;. ! ! - S. - .

ere Will be an efckion at PenA
Il School tiotsEe lis itnser school
6sL fsS3. 2 on May / i,
1isx 0if the GU lou jl6f lsVying ali
d Il IN. illse a. an aud one
on l u 1 le prop
u ef icf be pth "a fslF gem
nfn1s ~ fniir n Il AIT 81 az st.f.ss:s
81 RI Ion Sef sscat teG ana
u 81 q es sif ifI 8 COIN.
Il Isl; Z (, i 3f sii iefson
County siipt. ss eatinn.
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CIR fTE e. MAJ
4
!! William v SSoIdSEnIsE FFs0nIneEE
insFrapcs Man az SSyeenyiiII. y
Was Here Yesterday q

William Go.dhmith. one Of the most
'psosninent fetii estate and tIsnrance
.nten IN South Carolina, came SgaF
yesterday an a. yluIIT
the day 5il AkitI Ieraon, ldeavoriiig 10
secure I'D itfohaf iI7emhers for the
alton ef Insurance. Yy1rif-
ssrss sef ieh organ t2at tlen afr. q old
seSitA Is an sofilHfal pfiere were oaly
w., al aerh of The assocl ii tion n 36a Z
oil bft before M. GDl dsnstl das
parted he secured eigiit additional,
bringing the Anderson membership up
4oS4 u
Gaitiasnitl said yesterday That
he had me- YER aeesn b town before wllefe
seeep taoYi sas 40 egldent He said
thai this sas the key+ncte df Andeg-
eQRs prog ara eifccesa ariti3 til af
:
iksE foiiiid TINT All the insurance lnellsof
the cIi sen med lie la s.All s.ssAsas
rather tllan flgntsng each other as
;ia the eEse ili ss5fle other towns.
The visitor els 1ogetff every niin6te
th,s, he spent In Anderson and saifi
itiiat hes really regret sf The necessity
cf ais tssiking q departure before ne
could see IfteFe 3oE And ers1il ana !
TewnsB people. 5
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BeTfCE on ELECTE0Ns

Thefg Win be aa election &c III. III.
IilIey,S Gtora in WiIiifoTa school dis
tFicS No. ca on Tlinraday: AnriI 90,
1914 for the purpose or leyying an
ditional tai levy az one, mill
on ill sof the ttsS 10 spT0perty OF aaii
flfssgsek ~ be Used for general acllo1l
s. s.;
s v6tats must exhibit reelstFa-
6 cefti cite and III J. RECENT 81
X sRiif iIk seyelI a: M, ana
ciGae 1T f1Iis Is hi By o1fier OF tho
GtqitEik seEf1l fS 81 isAdeg-
a6i rs
ADFlE rs, lBfs. s., =. s.. IrEif T(Jrt.
Coulty FipH OF EidiScakion.
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( q ER NAaFR A iIEsR REs lll
And She Wishes 10 6 ct d rfaF
tnsEalss

V lAt laI1s sa, Aflil 2 Another bid has
been tlaGle fSv tie IioUSe record id
sfieure The Aeul lcsstioit gsfs tIiiss
ehaIfp pnsi1ip b Il rom James
Asph oE his Gil y, li d the 81 he
ere aIeds by his NJ "a 81 he form a. ii
q tss3See slliSs =
=za I'll ~ - -, SO Is 3 gsFs4
vii b. fhe 1tays aiil ( esiliy is YEA f
sla noSF ,shas suit iii which siga
Aol alllisl That her lliisa
S7l1rsSS uFiSyI II 3 !
suf the man s. Iig y as q iBclin sd felf.
iSeItsss. iak - q Vas
sbtangh befoEe lie Sns. iIl h,iss.
Drunk mai asked the a s l "
2 :. 10. stlilss'' IIontle
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SHERIFF
IS MAKING RECORD
SETS A HIGH WATER MARK
!, FOX ARRESTS HERE
TWENTY IN CHARGE
Both Whites and Blacks Were.
Rounded Up Yesterday On
Only Two Charges
TWENTY IN CHARGE

II may not be record for the state
but SheriH Ashley certainly made o
record for Anderson county yesterday
when he rounded up twenty Offenders
In Palzer and Bolton md brought them
TO the Anderson county jail, About
half of these are negroes while the
remainder are white men and there
are only two charges g~seIling liquor
and gambling. The Sheriff and his
deputies have been busy for the past
few days in securing eyi6snee In VS.,
.Tious. cases and yesterday they we're,
ready to act They secured the war
rants and hit the trail for PelEee aud
Bolton with the result that the Ander-
son conntg taiI was entertaining more
guests last night than fol some time.
1t was ippogsible to obtain last
night q notapIete list OF an, the charges
bit the following lS some OF the cases
10 he seen ON the docket In Magls-
YtFets,A court today:
s For selling wiiiBksy: George john
,E0p, F'0Fest F'aIiL 81 BuFhn. Stick
.Pollatd, e. Q. Pepper; Colbert EIink-,
iheaIes Gambling: Jsn1 Campbell,
John Campbell, Bert Compton, 0scz.
I4sEis, VIII RurEss, Goihert iGii iiifiE
scales. AgadIty Compton, Grange Mai
ffaun;
Tom Wall, charged with larceny;
and wanted la Georgia for that crime,
was caught in the net and ls now In
the Jail awaitlnf the arrival Iof the
GeorEirl ofIicials Jalnss A. Williams
and Hesa laIns were also among,
the Iale arTlyalss pptn or them being
charged with brea eli tcf the peace, cssr4,
;pylag DIDtoisE ard a3g1osE everything
Ielss tfaE One could illngina Rldig
gainpfoE was brought over from Gel
tlSE . t5TIuT1su u DF JIIIs
ktlsll There were several other
'Ihs fes lodged against various mem
'faepl Or the 5flFty brortlit 81 vest
day ana nlalust ali Fsl tileTa viii have
to aisHHaE for Two mi 9sniaaha AZ
least 81
n Two prisoner wers also se4tt to An
.defHon yesterday from Bic iaraE court
as 70 serve teFti1s. q q
T ~ Ee = u " ~ Eptlf rUUTIpbSQ DI
ms lglilR liquor and aadt tencet 40 three
:iinlits Isl rho And aeFhon saii Gntl Mar
irS ss TO j of m r.
k1le dor eed Il g 81 81 Isl
III 5 l.s
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E IS lL DE
Z. u IEH. !. ssT
Neady For che O'FleaaIe Or Eorieal
Which AT

as announced in Anderson yes
tertia II Pr. Robihsos pFasis senE OF
The Col lege for Women at Due West,
FTuf Galloway 9f BfslEirs fcoIIage and
Ktsys II MCGEE OF sreenfeoId sSIIa
Judge The oratnrieal contest al is
9n take place ~ - day This
lHEpne os tAeac che the achah1
Fslsgx for son colllifg a Ill tsse
hll,ia aocls. ID the c1llllt VIII Be
rerr ted.
here ere 50 s5e numerous features
the haElEet 3, tn Fieal
efforts I'd tii Il event
IN / ~ pFoaa D iff the nigh aeiio0l
syiy sead II lar "a delegation from ssiIs
deraon and prdn the gfsigDlSier
;achCol will also ns
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fllll
Ih4SNftfV 4f4e1AaIAtS4 agEnr. -,
NsS y 'Sysssse5g-Is gHHsS91r 81 sst~
cEIyED By STATE
FIF FIJI IN III iI. ST
Fund Used For the Pprpas Slf
earing Ger the FiFesnen of
peg

According TO tia pnhlished state.
H1ehts yesterday there rs q fund or
$514.72 coming TO tfie IRE depaf ftIneiit
OF Anderson from the Stete of South
Gafohna This Is the share due this
city from the cum collected from the
fire Insurance companies doing bnsi-
ness in South CRIoIffl dIir5ne the yelr
ending IN December, 1918.
When asked iast night as 10 what
wouid be done with this sum, (yIiief
Jackson OF the die departhiail1 SAID
that it would be- applied as is pre-
scribed by law This law aays that
the money ahaIt 90 for the bl1r6osei
OF creating d fbld Id be t.soSl fIIs
fremen IN care of ssaiI SIS; 8ectdai1t or
need. There haze been cases ia An
dersoR-as In All Oh e towns IN The
State ySieTe ilreEaen have haeh tiit-
jured1 while tin the dlsElia4ssa or their
dnty aud during time lat they aEss 81
n hospital or "a Inn; e u work, their
.expelisea have Iiee d Sem heavy.
This flihA hEuFidea that the wants
be attended to- and ia the event thIt
the flfemhn hhofil. Z. die his family Is.
asaistee bg the fund IA tliEs
.lnannaE. z. 4 ssa.s5 faa.s5 s,ss'
Sstafea ks1n1 fsala last 81 afellf tbnSi
tli;e ilafi "a 6iiis. m this
'caunty FtAn oh d ftisd woat1 naFa
heeit of untold Iieip t0 4 the falrIii-
Hes OF iIrsllen / nesfi5 there been such
a plan In ppAfak Ion. sts
n'he lRW@ g6yet htns the 0rg rgkRizafton
-of aaclfa q body says chat iss 8 q.
shall be aifseted 81 q BODY ofsisttnai
OF Etyof OK tlsss l0ss Oh iief uf the,
Fire cnlnliittea an egiefS 1f the fIte!
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.NOTECR

~ Dtice 10 fieEehy given thai the next
- eaehersf exafntnation Will be
iicia on Fsddhy, Kay : at the court
BbE@e IN Anderson. ALL teachers
sflidge certificates expire this year
6zssi ell those teaehefa Teaching here
on cert gieates from older counties
efe feque I'D to 30 present and stand
sliis examination. The examination
VIII be based On Sub Jecte ordinarily
esed for teachers' examination and
sgtli begin promptly ak 3 e'cloca.
gstii 77S0y1 Is 81 4. Is. EFIITON.
y Bupt Education for Anderson Co.
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.In Cecbsass ses
oss 4 Jssy Is ssss.

John ~, Cochran postmaster slt
And deFaon WISE iRTleG iii police
p6iist eFe seste 81 d It eFiincTi s6 8
n'ci onls on d 3 nf d DlsISi
and og using it II d iarea tsfiR nlanfinf.
The jury III ed out 56u q few nnifis
.tltess afier tlsSSss tllsSSs eysa 81 ca IA liair
hands and fliyEaH d verdict soe not
falitys on 10 81 e09Gla:
s ynI laa n oil lenlRn 1resl lied and
the jury va eoll sef of aosls Of IA.
iasfso a hes bEsiiie 81 liil8n:
5olag 81 Iesai d lSGs
a.;sAAre and The enlirt feefIl etis
sasd Will the slearflS sssIb; gos
fns al.
ptle tiupl eAEaDf asha6 occurred
between ffstisisseli md tie p6sss
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IL A L
NOTICES
ROAD TAX NOTICE

s. ~ .SI75 time .;T1 fuF pHyinK communication
Bpe4 taz haa bsAfE ektended by this
Ensfd uati Nay lst, after which time
fli Tiil be turned over TO the
collectors and thp usual penalty win
ls akkaehea. eyi:g
y. Mask King, County Supervisor.
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ReIllslata 80 4 laIdaIilIs.

4 Atlanta April q {. ftgc aiIiiaNits In
which the Rev. o. b. ri sdala and III.
II Barber aasertad line hslf heard
James Gen7eFs q negro os tory sweep
eTJ cc1feaa 10 the murder 0f Alasy
an the fourteen year old factofy
isl axe been repn dated byi the az
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l l.1l-lllIia.I

ii bRvIf eId. jsls 3 aeain5t
4i ~. N y M al 3 4 q.
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An aIaEKtE WAS l.zsa s. sss tofi: ~
s. 81 1t -
salesssY red chat . wood 5ox k
iflsa "a a. 3 ,i
ssssf of
1t & fs.If S; s.
tie s &
bls
RS IS n s. II y
81 q h "a VI q 81 IS lI3S
3 O. IS
the great aas raj s =
t 9eS IS
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@htngt0n s %
z South Carol iiit aftiy eioua SiV
nssday: Thtfkat cloudy al co1iers
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3 g =, El,l "a ~ IennesEae
Suln 8, sound and
ID 80 Il = SsnliiIi-
and u Z carl ia siii, both
acli lieklle good sIi i et Apply. Ia.
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aDi ..f - a. Z $500. ]. =
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lsa s . :. q =, . - s.
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them and retraced their steps to Ell
Tejar.
oivss information.
A Mexican corporal during the
meeting declared he did not know
how far back General Mas was nor
how strong his forces were, except
that there was a party OF forty men
a few miles beyond the break in the
line.
Much smoke was seen along the
railroad and IL was deduced that the
MeXicans were engaged In burning
the ties and destroying the line.
Some vessels Of the torpedo boat
fotilla are leaving for the north and
others are expected TO follow shortly.
The only communication between
Vera Cruz and Tampico Is by means
OF the naval wireless Instruments. and
through these Rear Admiral Charles
J. Badger IL keeping In close touch
with the situation there. All was Te-
ported quiet in that port today.
The German liner NpiranEa is pre-
pairing to sail for New Orleans. but
intends TO stop az intermediate points
along the coast To pick up German
refugees. Officials of the line as we'll
as the German consulate disClaim any
intention OF an attempt TO be made
TO land az Tampico the var munitions
whose arrival here brought about the
seizure of the Vera Cruz customs
house.
Officials in Vera Cruz look forward
TO a lengthy period OF inactivity while
awaiting the result OF the pending
mediation.
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QUIET AT VERA CRUZ
tcOntluu.d FROM Tir., Page,

slstenf In their opinion that shots
were exchanged by the outposts.
Made Hurried Trio.
one marine battalion. ordered 10 hur.
~ ont % ~ TEAR. made the march uu-
der n blazing sun Another battalion
~ marines md o. battalion Of tho
Fourth Infantry were taken forward
as quickly or the ricketv narrow gauge
railroad end tho patched up locomo-
lives could take them ~ the same
menfa with machine gun platoons
we're held in readiness
The threat 20 take " Teiar iq 70.
rarded here es having been made by
n ~ the junior Mexican officers. and
not bV General guetavo Mas himself
Tho outpost under Major Butler ~
~ Telar. which has beer increased
20 500 men. with held pieces and ms
chine GUNS since tho alarm. r. IN n
naturally ftronr position. easy 10 de-.
fend. but Be- isolated from tho city.
Lieutenant william p Seibie. %
Tho Fourth infantry. with q corporal
end some ~ be men. proceeded 20
me break IN tho railroad whore f.
Vas torn ND BY tho Mexican troops
and waa ~asfonfahed 70 IND n squad
~ 'he Elgfheenth Mexican Infantry
regiment IN dufy. Tho Merfcans
we're carrying hundreds % rounds Of
ammunition They we're very friend
ly and Informed the Americans that
a troop rain had zone u along tho
other Tn and ~ vas IN that direc
lion hat tho battle. n any. must BE-
In progress Tho Americans thanked
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RESIGNATION
tcontinusd From First Fag..)

General Huerta A. president. In
these circles IL Is pointed GU that
while NEWSSTAND Carranza declined
TO treat with General Huerta. he
might consent la enter into negotia.
lions with his successor and thus Ia.
cilitate mediation.
May Bring Change.
The effect Of b continued rebel
In M north and the out.
come Of the pending attack on Tam.
piCO may. according TO well informed
opinion. bring about n rapid change In
Mexico City.
While the feredal capital was re-.
ported quiet today people who arrived
here from the seat Of government de
clared that the ~populsce there was be.
ginning 20 learn that General Huerta
had been receiving the people all the
time by issuing false reports Of fed
eral successes over the constitutional
ists
The news % the peaceful way In
which the Americans are occupying
Vera Cruz. ~ On said. has spread 20
tho capital and has convinced MeNi.
cans there that the American invasion
% the port IL not FOR conquest or az.
grossion. Refugees declare the in.
h%ahitants Of the capital fear tho com.
Ing there ~ Francisco villa more
than that Of tho American troops.
Tho elements IN Mexico City which
cling 10 the memory 81 the late Prerf.
dent Francisco T. Nadero are reported
10 have been iucensed hy tho arrest
on some 81 the deputies who were
formerly cast into JAIL on charges 81
conspiracy
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NATION WIDE STRIKE
May Be Called BY United Mine
Workers OF America az indian.
apolls Meeting Today.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 2 -
Whether or not the United Mine
Workers Of America shall call n ma
tion-wide strike In protest Of condi-
tions In the mining districts 81 Col
orado. probably VIII be decided by
the executive committee Of the or
sanitation which will convene here
tomorrow The sessions will con
tinue throuEhdNt the week and long
or N u is found necessary
Petitions from district conventions
and locals have urged that the United
Mine Workers call a general strike oi
a.. lts members. and officers u tho or
sanitation tonight said that the die
cuasion Of the Colorado situation prob
ably would occupy the greater part of
the meetings.
other business 20 come before tho
executive committee will consist oi
adjusting waEo agreements IN districts
where disputes have arisen.
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WHO WILL U.S.. NAME
tcontinusd From first Page,

mediators will be ready 10 take un
tho crucial issues between tbs United
States and Huerta at least. M Is
possible between Huerta and Car
rama. Whether a plan of adjust
ment can be worked n Is still an
open question. eve in the minds OF
the mediators. They expect the del
sist them to get together or some
middle ground. The mediators will
continue 10 be the main body formu-
lating a plan OF settlement. as the
delegates from the three parties will
have no plenipotentiary powers and
will act merely as advisers.
II became definitely established to-
dey that General Carranza would not
agres To the request of the mediators
that he suspend military operations
against Huerta pending the media
O proceedings. n the ENJOYS
have bee advised OF this decision.
II has been apparent for several
days that Carranza Intended 20 push
his army southwark. but IL was not
until the last p our this was COM
ntunicated n a hnality. II Is said
this will a no effect on checking
the general plans OF mediation.
which will go steadily forward.
No Mediation with Huerta.
Close associates Jf Carranza who
nov have arrived here said hat no
mediation between he and Huerta -
possible aud that any move on the
part Of the three mediators TO include
In their program a chem for the
general adjustment Of Mexican affairs
will be regarded as being outside the
scope OF their labors.
Meanwhile the campaign against the
/ Huerta forces IN the north - proceed
ing full force. tie mediation work not
being considered BY the constitutional
lists a. having any bearing on the re-
laticns between Huerts and them
selves The march on Mexico City
according a. those near CaTranza. =
10 he undertaken as soon as military
operations IN the north will permit.
CsrranZa's refusal 81 an armistice
between him and Huerta Is the first
adverse reply the medistors have re-
ceived on the other hand favorable
comment h made In circles close 20
the ENJOYS upon the amenability
Huefta has shown
May Leave Washington.
Aside from the personnel OF the del
egates from the three parties 10 tho
controversy. the mediators have given
some informal consideration a. Ia
whether u may become desirable a
20 20 some neutral point outside oi
Washington TO carry forward their ne
gotiatiOns with the three parties con
cerned The ONLY purpose in this
this would be % forestall any feelinr
on the part % auy one Of me parties
THAI their sessions az the seat OF gov
eminent here miFht tend 10 a leanins
toward the viewpoint Of the United
States. tho desire being 10 make theii
deliberations as detached and indie
n some point outside o. X American
capital u finally decided \ pom. II will
DO ~ some mountain resos or In New
England az one Of tho points FREQUENT
% by members Of the diplomatic CIR
riea.
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JACKEY ARTHURS
Lose Tame and VERY Uninterssting
Dame on runnsi Green Grounds
Sunday Aftsrnoon-

The Island Athletic club yesterday
defeated the Jscky Arthurs on the Tun-
mel Green Gun by the score OF ~ 10
y The game was uninterestlng from
the start and was featured with many
errors. each side being credited with a
goodly share. CoStaine. keigier and
brown formed the battery FOR the I a.
C.s. while Hanm. Wood. and shine did
the battery work for the Jacky Arthur-
The 4. A g. team secured ~ hitr aud
had i've errors charged ~ 10 them.
while the Jacky Arthur secured ~ hits
ana had seven miscues chaiked up 20
their credit.
Score by innings.
]. n. G ..........1 o q f-Ie
J. a. .....i z0a a. :
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FRAUD
Alleged IN Special New York Election
and Four Officials Are Placed
Under Arrest.

NEW YORK. May 3.-Four election
officials were arrested here today on
indictments for alleged frauds in con-
nection with the special election of
April Z. at which the voters OF the
state. according 10 the official can
vass. decided TO hold next year "A con
s~ututiOnal convention. District At
torney Whitman announced that he
would carry his investigation OF al
legged election frauds into every dis
trict within his Jurisdiction. Evidence.
he said, pointed to a conspiracy TO
stun he ballot boxes in favor of the
constitutional convention proposition.
All h men arrested served in the
sixth election district OF the Twelfth
assembly district. which contains the
residence OF Charles r. Murphy.
leader of Tammany Hall The state
inent given out at the district attor-
neys Office called attention TO this
fact. but made 10 accusation against
any party organization. In Repub-
lican political circles. however. 10 was
said hat the Democrats favored
holding the convention next year be
cause they hoped that a division OF
Republicans and Progressives would
enable them TO control II. II the
proposition had failed the convention
would not have been held until 1917.
A Big Majority.
The proposition was carried AZ the
special election by a majority Of only
1858. When charges OF fraud were
made. attention was called 20 the fact
that the Twelfth Assembly district
gave 2.105 Affirmative votes n only
l0i against the proposition. and that
the total vote there was much heavier
than in any other district.
The evidence upon which the four
election officials were indicted was,
that Of the 200 votes in the Sixth dis.
trict. 210 were fraudulent There vas
not a vote against the proposition.
Three OF the men under arrest are
Republicans. and one n Democrat.
They are Daniel w. Brosnan. George
Wahcn and Joseph Koch. all election
inspectors. and Louis r. Bohl. n poll
clerk. The election inspectors are I'm
dictcd for q felony. punishable by
three years In prison or n $4,000 fine.
or both. The specific charge Is that
they allowed one. Eugene Beard. 90
vote Illegally. The alleged frauds. nc.
CordinF to the district attorneys state
ment. yer committed by forging 10.
ters' names IN the signature copy OF
the poll book. and the casting Of bal
lots under the Nance 80 forced.
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SERIOUS
Conditions at Tsmpico Are Daily
Growing Worse-Water supply
Cut and Sanitary condf-
tions Bad.


VERA CRUZ. May 3.-Conditions In
Tampico are daily growing more seri-
Gus. according TO Captain Blackadder
OF the Ward liner Camaguay. which
arrived here today flying the Cuban
nag. He said the water supply had
been entirely cut off and that condi-
tons in the city were very hlthy. The
inhabitants were bordering on fam
Inc n prices were continually in
creasing. eggs fetching one dollar
apiece, potatoes and tomatoes City
cents a pound and other foods in pro-
portion.
With the exception OF Consul Clar-
ence A. Miller and his assistant there
are probably not half a dozen .Ameri-
cans in Tampico. according to the
captain.
Rear Admiral Mayo. Of the Ameris
can fleet. remains on board the Dol
phin, outside Tampico harbor. while
The American destroyers have gone to
TuNpan for fuel.
The rebels remain in possession OF
all the river towns in the vicinity.
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HARBOR MINED
Paruco River. Leading 20 Tampieo.
Mined BY Federals 20 Prevent
Re-cntry o. Warships.

WASHINGTON. ~ g.. May g.
Reports Co tho Navy Department from
Rear Admiral Mayo indicate that the
Mexican Federal forces have mined
the ranuco river. tho inlet Co the city
~ Tampico from the Gulf 81 Mexico
Tho river is %navlFahlc 20 Tnmpico
FOR only comparatively ughtdran vos.
sole Two weeks r. the scout Cruis.
or Chester. tho gunhcrf Dolphin and
u or two other American vessels
were lying On front 81 Tampico On the
river Tho entire city was directly
under their runs. and Admiral MAYO
was convinced hc could have taken
flc place without Tho loss Of q man
To was deemed advisable. however.
to order fhc ships from tho harhor fo
Tho rulf This scarcely hid boon ac
cowrlishcd. % o. said. before the Nfos.
Irnna placed mines in tho river fo rrp.
vent tho ships from urain entering