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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-15
InternatiosnIs Were Up.

Long before IL was known that tAe
ban was TO be lifted from the interna =
tional list. those shares moved up
from two TO four points over Sunday.
So far as II was possible to judge
from surface conditions. Europe was
IN no sense factor in the days oper-
ations. Such selling as might have
proceeded from that quarter left no
impression upon quoted values. The
days business amounted to 226.0O1
shares. which compared favorably
with the average for this period OF
the year.
Routine news was f. keeping with
the movement OF stocks. in that IL
was mainly OF constructive charac-
ter. The financial community was
again encouraged by unofficial ad-
vices respecting the prospects for in
creased freight rates. the middle
West reported a broadening OF gen.
eral business and an increase Of traf-
nc. and more emergency currency
was retired by local banks which
loaned freely Of their cash at easy
rates.
German exchange was again heavy.
marks falling 20 s9i, as against %
the middle of last week. Bills in
London was fraction lower.
Total bond sales. with strong
market In speculative issues. amount
I'd TO t2.627 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-15
| open. / High. / Low. Close

Cash quotations were:
Rye-No. 2. Sl.0Sis.
Bariey-6O m72c.
Timothy-st.5Ou 600.
Clover-siO.00 "a 1850.
Pork-Sl6.50.
Lard-Se.sO.
Ribs-S9.25 a10.OO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-15
Stocks

NEW 1Ohk. DOC. 1.-THE I'M
qualified success today OF the first
full session OF open stock dealings
caused the authorities OF the Ex-
change to decide to restore all shares
10 the list tomorrow. The issues
thus placed in the open market in
c'ude such internationals as Great
Northern. Southern Pacific. Canadian
Pacific. New York Central and Balts-
more and Ohio. as well as other Is
sues OF speculative Importance.
The action was taken as an indi-
cation that all fear Of foreign liquida-
tion was at an end. II removed vir-
tually all the restrictions which have
been In force since July 30, except
those which apply to cash dealings
and sales under maximum prices
These will be continued as necessary
safeguards against concerted or pro-
fessional selling.
From start TO finish. except for oc-
casional wavering moments. today's
movement OF prices was upward, with
especial activity in the metal or COP
per group and some OF the higher
priced railways. including Reading,
Lehigh Valley and Northern Pacincs.
The demand for the coppers was as
cribed TO variety OF causes. includ-
ing better trade prospects. their rela-
lively low prices and their speculative
position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-15

On lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments weighing In excess OF
nifty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried o.
passenger cars between 400 and e;iS
r. m.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-21

proportions is needed if winning
team is secured.
BeIoit college is making an effort
to secure Shorty Des Jardien or Nell
son Norgren, famous Maroon football
warriors, as coach of the gridiron
candidates at the Wisconsin school.
Des Jardien is favored, as Norgren is
now athletic director at the Univer-
sity of Utah.
Michigan, offered football game
with Dartmouth after the Hano-
verians had bee nturned down by the
University of Chicago, has given no
intimation of how the bid will be
treated. With Harvard off the list
the Ann Arbor school can accept an
othe reastern game and Dartmouth
is regarded as one Of the first fight.
Should Michigan rebuff the Green,
Illinois may get a chance to refuse
a game, and is liable to do 500, as
the conference keeps the Orange and
Blue fairly busy during the crisp fall
afternoons.
INDOOR BALL SCORES
Damen, z; St. Patrick, 8.
Aquinas, IL; McHale, 4.
O'Connell, 5; Columbus, 2.
Mercury, 8; Loyola, 5.
Dodgers, 10; Superior, 2. -
Oreo A c., 5; Aliens, 2.
Crescents, II; Romeos, 8.
Mutuals, 10; st. Casimirs, 1.
BrickIayers beat Hibernians, S to
2, in yesterdays only soccer game.
-N-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-21

is is needed if a winning
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-21

Annual flower show on at Gar
field park conservatory, $500 plants
ON display. Is
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
Silks and Wool SuitingS

big year for silks is anticipated Silks are be-
ing used not only for dresses and waists, but also
for separate wraps We anticipated this demand
several months ago and bought fine line of Mes
salines, Poplins, Crepe de Chines Ratines, Cham
euse and Crepe Meteor, in all the popular shades 1t
would be pleasure to show you these silks.
40-inch silk crepe in pink, blue, brown and
black yard .75c
4O-inch silk ratine in brown, copenhagen,
rose, light blue, mahogany, tan and gray,
yarQ
40-inch silk poplin in light blue, pink, navy
blue, rose, brown, yellow yard-------------,, $129
4O-inch crepe meteor in brown, white, rose,
dark brown, medium blue, yard----,,,---------
40-inch brocaded crepe in green, white, navy,
new blue, steel gray and brown, yard--.--..-S1.39
27-inch brocaded chameuse in copenhagen,
amber, golden brown, ivory and primrose-....5Sc
27-inch Suisse silk dotted and plain coors in
light yellow, light blue, white gray, cell blue,
nile green, shell pink light pink, copen-
hagen, dark pink, tan, garnet, lavender,
dark brown and old rose, yard 25c
36-inch silk imitation pongee, in cream copen-
hagen, primrose, new blue, brown and green,
yard 43c
Heavy brocaded fancy trimming silks in Per-
sian and heavy corded patterns, per yard
$1.4S and S19S
Chiffon taffeta in fancy Egyptian figures,
yafd
46-lnch white 9Sc
52-inch black and white stripe serge,,,..,,. S12S
Black and white stripe suting 57c
40nch white Bedford cord - CSC
42inch stripe mohair. CSC
Blue serges 48c SOC and CSC
56-inch gray mixed suiting, yard $12S
56-lnch brown mixed Suting yard -.. CSC
56nch gray mixed suiting, yard $1.12
36nch shepherd checks, yard 4Sc
44-nch shepherd checks, yard CSC
56-nch shepherd checks yard - ST ,12
58nch gray suitings, yard $l.4S and $1.59
Sc and 58-inch heavy suitings yard
,-...--.- S1.19 to $2.43
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
Table Linens

He carry very complete line of table
IS and the very low prices at which they
marked will enable you to supply your
S with very moderate outlay.
red table damask, per yard4Sc and 5sc
e table damask, per yard 43e
cached linen damask, So inches wide. see
ch white table linen, per yard 75c to Csc
br grades at, per yard...................
.$1.19, SIPS, $1.39 and up to S2.3s
~ silkoline, for draperies, art work
d comforts, per yard 12Hc
white extra heavy curtain scrim,
ydIu iZi
Fe scrim, colored border, per yard. 15c
Fe scrim, colored border, a better
|ade, at per yard .22e
(y colored scrim, per yard.
Gy curtain nets in white and ecru..
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
Mems and Boys Hats

i There is nothing that should be more par
ticular about than his hat He cannot be dressed up
wearing hat of the wrong size, color shape We
aim to carry just the size color and shape that you
need to give the rest of your clothes finished ap
pearance Without fear of contradiction we make
the statement that have the best line of popular
priced hats in the city. Do not buy hat until you
have looked over some of the lines listed below
Soft crushers, grey or brown CSC
A big line covering most everything in cloth,
corduroy and felt in grey brown and black S149
You would be surprised to see the fine line of
felts that we selling at ----.-- 81 9S
1t includes all of the staple colors and shapes
every one bargain
We have 26 different styles to sell at - S249
1t is simply unbelievable that so much real value
here and the quality will speak for itself Greys
Browns, Blacks and Black-Greens are found here in
all the newest shapes
Genuine imported Velour grey, brown or black S2.9S
All John B. StetsOn's, regardless of color
Boys hats, over 20 different styles of high
grade hats all colors, styles and materials
at 1.29 and $1.49
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
80 inch fibre trunk, brass bound - S11 SO
"a inch fibre trunk, brass bound - SlO9.
80 inch canvas covered trunk S 79S
80 inch canvas covered steamer .S S 769
36 inch tin covered -----------.-...- S csc
IL inch cow hide bag ---------.----.-- 7.39
Is inch cow hide bag, double handles S S.89
Is inch COW hide bag two story - S1O.69
Solid all leather suit cases from S2.98 to S5.67
imitation leather suit case e- S 14y
Fibre suit cases .4S and S1.9S
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
rails, soc. Stronghold Waist OVera1ls. 7;3C.
Juvenile Department

AS general thing less attention is paid to the
Juvenile Department than any other, because there
is nothing in it, Different here. We try to give just
as much time and space to "Our Boys as to anyone
else. I'VE want to call your special attention to line
of boys wash suits that we have just received
We have them in white pale blue, tan, khaki
and fancy stripes Sizes to years. And
they are priced right too---.-.---.---
7Sc CSC, and the better at $1.39
The Little One" blouse waist, sizes to 13
years. in all
The Little One romper, sizes l to years-----39c
Magnet brand romper, sizes 1 to years---..-25c
Boys bib overals, "Ace High brand sizes to
Boys Stronghold overals, plain blue or
striped, sizes to 10
Boys dress shirts, white or tan...---- -59c
Boys school shirts, blue khaki or fancy stripes3 39c
Boys "Porosknit" union suits ..-49c
Boys mesh union
Boys mesh undershirts and drawers, each.--...25c
Boys balbriggan undershirts and drawers,
each
The best line of boys pants that we know of.
There are some mighty good values here at
the following prices eS--..-.........--..-,...----..
......--..-..--9Sc, S1.3S, Sl.6S, S1.S9 and Sl.9S
Boys corduroys, good ones at79c, csc and 1.69
Boys khaki pants 5Sc and 7oc
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
Odds and Ends

Special offerings from the various departments
priced at a substantial saving. Read this column
carefully and profit thereby.
Figured lawn, per yard. 4c
American prints, per yard 5ha
Apron check gingham per yard 7c
Oilcloth, all colors per yard 19c
Figured silkoine, per yard lie
Plain silkoline, per yard &c
Galatea cloth, per yard 1Sc
Serpentine crepe per yard 17c
Imported japanese crepe, per yard 1St
Carlson Currier Co. art silks skeins 1Oc
Armour's tacum powder 7c
Armours talcum powder, fancy tim lie
Infants Economy hose, black tan or white
Mems cook aprons, assorted sizes 2Sc
Gold eye needless &c
Darnlng needless assorted sizes 1c
lhS 4c
Thread -----------....-.,-, 4c
Hooks and eyes, rust proof 4c
Chd's rompers .... 25c
Fancy ribbon, size so, 100, 150 23c
Pencil tablets .- &c
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
RUmSEY'S Cash Prices
Mems Furnishings

/ No detail has been overlooked to make this one
OF the most interesting departments in the store fol
careful buyers We look for the sales in this depart
ment to increase rapidly because the stock is new
and clean and priced RIGHT
Jack Rabbit brand cotton work pants CSC
Jack Rabbit brand dress pants 81 .98
Jack Rabbit brand all wool pants . 81. .9S
"A better one at --.-..---..--.- .-- .- - S. SO
Heavy cotton hose tan and black3 pair for rs (;
Economy Hose all colors -----.------3 pair for So;
Silk Lsle Hose, all colors - 23c
Silk Plated hose, tan and black 29c
Fine thread silk hose -.---...-- 48c
Mems Negligee Shirts big line at - csc
Mems Neglgee shirts, fine madras S1 .4S
Mems Golf shirts, detachable collar, variety
of patterns ........----. -- 49, - - CSC
Golf Shirts extra quality madras -----.$ 20
Golf Shirt fancy cotton crepe newest patterns 48
Golf Shirt in white and fancy colors silk stripe SO
Mems Muslin night shirts, cut full and extra
we'll made - " CSC
Mems Muslin Pajamas $19S
Mems Muslin Pajamas, silk trimmed .S2.98
CarsOn's best horsehide work gloves 81. SO
CarsOn's Cafskin work gloves .----- CSC
Carson's Horsehide Gountlet $1. $1.6G
fine line of Carson's Auto Gauntlets, black
or tan from 81 SO to $29S
Sincair's heavy horsehde gauntlet, good
one for heavy work $149
A large line of neckties at 25c and 4Sc
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
For the Working
man

III We want the working mans trade and we are 60
ing to give values in this department that will go
long ways toward getting it. We realize that i
large per cent of the population of Ell Centre and
Imperial Valley is made up Of the "man in overals'
They are the backbone of any community and the
prosperity of any locality is based on the prosperity
of the raneher and mechanic. Dependable merchan-
dse low prices courteous treatment awaits you
here.
Stronghold painters and carpenters overalsS S9c
Stronghold bib overalls, plain blue or striped 89c
Stronghold Marine Overalls 8 SOC
Stronghold Plain Khaki Pants - S1.19
Stronghold Olive Drab Khaki Pants Sl.29
Stronghold Jumpers white blue or striped S9c
Work shirts, heavy, well made, dark blue
shirt at .--....-.---- 35c, 3 for $1.OO
we'll made work shirt, genuine Amoskeag
Chambray -. 39c
Corduroy Pants ..-----.------ -- $500 S1.25
Jack Rabbit Brand Corduroy Pants - S1.9S
Jack Rabbit Corduroy Pants, better grade S2.9S
Whip Cord Pants . - 81. 70
Whip Cord Pants, better grades at $3.50 and S29s
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
House Dresses

Striped ripplette house dress, trimmed in
white pique collar and cuffs 81 9S
Black and white percae, trimmed in white
braid CSC
Blue and white gingham trimmed with braid
to match .-,--,.---.,- SLAB
Toe du Nord gingham fancy stripe, collar
and cuff to match. - 81 80
Noile du Nord gingham, black and white,
trimmed in braid to match 81 43
Silk kimonas fancy fowered design, trimmed
with heavy messaline - $4lS
Kimonas also made to order Price at less than
the same quality in ready made.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
PrElCentro

fextends credit to no
ood merchandise at
the WeSt-that will
future
large credit business
1T. Selling on credit,
b expense to a busi-
inmate, and the saw
tore, but a high class
prices.
|ed at the same low prices
+ a call from old friends
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
Dredger George p. Denison Sinks Off
Mouth. Of Pearl Harbor; Loss 100000

know what portion of the outfit can be
saved. - ~ ~. "
The Margaret and Kuknf, towing
barges, reached Pearl Harbor safely.
II is understood that the work Of sal.
vaging the wrecked dredger will be
started today. II is only few months
ago that the dredger was destroyed in
the upper end Of Honolulu harb6r. The
dredger was only recently rebuilt at a
cost Of many thousand dollars and
though it was planned to use il in TAX
ing the place OF the dredger, b. +. Dill.
lingham now at Pearl Harbor, while the
latter was given an overhauling, 1t was
announced by members of Hawaiian
Dredging Company yesterday that even
this serious loss will not result In
changing their plans about beginning
operations I'm carrying to completion the
long delayed drydock project at Pearl
Harbor. The Dillingham; will be kept
on the job and work will be started this
morning. The crew Of the wrecked yes
sell were yesterday told to report for
work at Watertown this morning.
In the meantfne if the sunker
dredger can be foated OF most Of it,
machinery saved il is possible thai
the task of rebuilding the wrecked
craft may again be undertakes by thu
company, undaunted in the face Of re
peated disaster. f#
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
PRESIDENT OF
. HAITI FLEES
FOR LIFE
With Family Boards German
Cruiser as Insurgents March
Into Port-au-P Prince Americans
Land BluejaCkets and Are Fol
lowed by Germans - Admiral
Badger Rushing to Scene with
Battleship. s. ,.:.s..

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Jan.
uary %. - (Associated Press by
Federal Wireless) ~ President
Oreste of Haiti, with his wife and
family have taken refuge aboard
the German cruiser Vineta. Rebels
are invading the city and a con
fiict is expected A detachment Of
bluejackets from the American
training ship Montana, stationed
here, has been landed. a force
from the Vineta has also been
landed. The landing of interna-
tional landing forces are in com
mand of Captain Russell of the
Montana, who is the senior naval
officer. This force, il is believed,
will be able to protect the lives
and property Of foreigners should
occasion arise.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
HUERTA CAPTURES
PLoTTERs IN CAPITAL

CITY OF MEXICO, January 2s. -
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wire
1ess) Fidepcio Hernandez and CUTLER.
mo Mexueiro were placed under arrest
on the streets here yesterday. They are
charged with being implicated in a plot
to overthrow the Federal government.
The arrests were made upon order of
President Huerta and are supposed to
have followed the receipt by him of
information from secret service agents
that Hernaadez and Gnillermo were at
The head Of the plot for an uprising
which is believed has been under way
here for. some time.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
DENISoN AT LAST GETS
LoNG-DELAYED PLUM

SAN FRANCISCO, January 27.-(By
Associated Press Cable) Half an hour
too late to catch steamer FOR the
Orient, Winifred Denison, Of Maine,
nominated for secretary Of the inter
for Of the Philippines, was informed TO-
day that the senate had confirmed his
nomination.
Denison has been waiting in San
Francisco for several weeks until the
senate should act upon his name, book
ing for every steamer on which he
could 60 to the Orient The steamer
he missed today is the eighth conseeu-
tive vessel that he was hoping TO catch
and which he missed. The next steam
er is the China, leaving here February
3, and he expects to be passenger on
this vessel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
Loyal Germans Honor Their Emperor
Williams Birthday Not Forgotten Here

prior to Consul Rodiek's incumbency.
Mr.. Glade arrived in Honolulu re,
Gently from Germany and took the
opportunity yesterday to renew old
aquaintances. 49,.
Among those who called at the con,
sulate yesterday were: Rear Admiral
Moore, Brigadier General Maeomb,
Colonies French, Kennon, Jones, Raj,
ferty, Howell, Appel; Lieutenant Col
onels Raymond, Riley, Atkinson; and
Majors Smith, Rose, Timberlake, Len
Than and Case. In addition to these
there were nearly a hundred other Off
GERS Of the Regular Army and the Ma
tional Guard present
An elaborate buffet luncheon wal
served and several members of thu
firm Of II. lIaekfeld 4 Company saw
to il that the many guests wcro houn
| tifully served. a@r w'. d..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
May Prove Fatal
When VIII Honolulu People Learn the
. Importance OF 1T III.

Backachc is only a simple thing at
first;
But if You find tits from the kid
neys; tsll EE EHCFU AN sf1tt.
u, That serious kidney troubles may
q. That dropsy or Bright's Disease may
be the fatal end, -'.. ....< .''"N '.-
You viii be glad to know the fol-
lowing experience # ...tF.. -.
IT'S the honest statement of suf'
ferer who has been cured. . o.. g.,
Mrs, William II. Browne, 420 First
Ave, E.. Waterloo, Salt Lake City,
Titan, says; Beginning nearly eleven
years ago, kidney trouble crept on me
until year ago | got real bad, and
was but u shadow Of myself. 4 had
dropsy and bloated all over l was
nervous and irritable and found it i'm.
possible to rest. Backache nearly drove
me mad. ! used everything, including
home remedies, without any relief.
finally began taking Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills steadily until | was a
well woman and without sign of the
trouble. - 49," d..
Dams Backache Kidney Pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepcrf
at 80 cents per box (siX boxes 81 50)r
or will be mailed on receipt of price
by the HOLSTER Drug Co. Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Rcmsmher the name, Doan's, and
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30

WASHINGTON, January 2s.--(Asso.
ciated Press by Federal Wireless) -
The senate yesterday passed a bill au-
thorizing Secretary of the Navy Dan.
iels to enter into contract with the
Union Iron Works at San Francisco for
caring for the drydocking of vessels of
the United States Navy. on the Pacific
Coast. The bill provides that the dry
dock shall be of size sufiic tently large
to accommodate the largest vessels in
use by the United States Navy. The
term Of the contract shall be for six
years, the bill provides, a,t..: az.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
LOSES HIS LIFE IN
JUNGLEs or AFRICA

MARRIOTT, British East Africa,
January 2L-(By Associated Press
Cable Attempting to secure moving
pictures of wild beasts in their native
jungle, Fritz SCHNEIDER, moving
picture man of the United States and
representing q big film company, came
to horrible death near here. He was
swapping a group of lions when one of
them turned and leaped upon him and
killed him. His native guides fed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
(From Wednesday Advertiser, J

(From Wednesday Advertiser
Emperor Williams birthday was
fttingly celebrated in Honolulu yes
terday at the German consulate aud
many prominent persons in official
military and business circles called TO
paw their RESPECTS. -, $685.. l&-,' =
Governor Pinkham accompanied by
members of the general STAFF Of the
National Guard arrived early il tn
morning and were received by II. NJ
German Consul Georg ROdiek. Many
of the officers of the Army and Navy
were visitors yesterday at the con
sulate. o..
J. G. Glade and John +, Hackfeld
were in the receiving line. Mr., Glade
was German consul for the Hawaiian
Islands twenty.sevon years ago AMI
John +, Hackfeld held the same post
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
Bill Is Passed Authorizing Daniels
to Enter Into six-Year Contract
with Union Iron Works.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2s, =
associated Press by Federal Wire
less) - President McGregor of the
Union Iron Works announced yester.
day, following receipt of news of the
action by the senate at Washington,
that it will require at least two years
to build a drydock at San Francisco
sufficiently large to accommodate bat
tleships. The government will be
asked, he said, to guarantee the Union
Iron Works sufficient business on a
tonnage basis to make up fifty thous.
and dollars a year for period of six
years. an ..f.-'N.'s ,s,GaS'a 3E
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30

WASHINGTON, January 2s.--
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal
Wireless } Rear Admiral Badger,
in command Of the American feet
of Guantanamo, according to Of
fetal advices received here last
night, upon receipt of information
that President Oreste had fed
from Haiti leaving no govern
ment" in that republic, immedi-
ately started under full speed
with the battleship South Carolina
for Port-au-Prinee. The distance
is five hundred miles. q
The South Carolina is expected
to arrive off Port-au-Prince to-
night.
According to the advices receiv-
ed here, Captain Russell Of the
Montana has landed force Of APP
proximately one hundred and fifty
bluejackets, which with similar
force from the German cruiser VII
meta, will give him a sufficient
force to handle the situation. Cap
tain Russell, being the senior naval
officer, will direct the internation-
al force. 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-30
OF
AMERICANS
HELD UP


JUAREz, Mexico, January 2s.---
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal Wire.
less)-oficiais Of the Mexican North,
ern Railroad last night announced re.
eeipt Of reports to the effect that n
trainload Of American ranchmen seek.
ing to leave Mexico we're held up by
bandits under Maxim Costello and the
entire party were taken prisoners.
Anxiety is felt for the safety Of the
Americans, for Costello has previously
announced that be would carry on an
unrelenting warfare on gringoes and
that he would kin all foreigners who
fell into his power. v ttIH wv IA.