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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
1T Nv Norfolk WesteIp
Schedule in effect
sg Oct 18, 1874.

TEAMS LEAVE CHARLES Town. W. Va
sOUTHBOUND.
-, For Basic, Natural Brida
O.00 q. IA. Roanoke, Bristol, aud in
termediate stations. Pull
man Sleeper to Roanoke,
Connects at Roanoke With
St. Louis Express. Through
Pullman Sleeper to
Columbus. Cafe Car.
oe - For Shenandoah and al
O.I0 r. AA' intermediate points.
NORTHBOUNn.
nAg For HagerstoWn and inter
0.40 H. III mediate stations Connects
at Shenandoah Junction
with B. q O. for Washing
ton. Also connects at Ha
gerstown with q. ". Rail-
road for Harrisburg and
points north.
roo - For HagerstoWD and inter
40 III. mediate stations. Through
Sleeper via Hagerstown to
New York
60 - Stop to let off passengers
SsAU q. AAA' holding tickets from points
on the O. v Rwy. or b. &
O. R.R, or to take on pas
sengers for Roanoke or be-
yond Pullman Sleeper to
Gary, ". Va. and Winston
Salem, N. @. Cafe Car
l1(A m Stop to let off passengers
uA' from Basic or beyond or t i,
take on passengers for con-
Meeting lines at Shenandoah
Junction or Hagerstnwn
Pullman Sleeper 10 Phiia-
delphia and New York
Ratee, schedules and additional informa-
zion furnished upon application to Agents
o. the Company, orr
Nv General Passenger Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
Soldiers Die Without a Scratch,

In the official list of casualties pub
lished blythe German military authori.
ties the remark occurs here and there
that no injury has been found on the
body of the dead soldier. The general
opinion is that such deaths resulted
from the effects of the pressure of the
air caused by the modern projcctiles.
Especially the pressure upon the inner
aural organs is said to be fatal. New
York Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19

p
It's some jump from il bush Lacquer
in Akron. o.. to third place in the Ma
tionai league pitching records. espe-
ciaIly when it is done the first year In
the big league. Such; however, is the
record of Pitcher William Doak. star
twirler for the st. Louis Nationals.
Doak is spitball artist, and his record
was twenty games won to seven lost.
He was headed by Rudolph and James
Of the Boston Braves. A Cardinal
scout dug up Doak last fall, and he
cost Miller Higgins exactly s$5O0. Man
ager McGraw of the New York city
club offered $4,000 for Doak's release
after Willie's first game against the
Giants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
7. c. GREEN
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.

Charles Town, Jeffsrson County. w. Va.
Will practice in the courts OF jefferson,
Berkeley and Morgan counties, Vim the
United States district court at Martinsburg,
the supreme court Of appeals of West Vir-
Rinia. Special attention to the collection
81 claims and prompt remittance of the
same.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
FRANK BECKWITH
ATTGRNEY AT LAW

VIII pract,oe iii the courts Of Jefferson
and adjoining counties, Supreme Court Of
Appeals of West Virginia and Federal
Courts Office: Citizen Building. Charles
Town, w. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19

Impure blood runs you down makes
you an easy victim to disease. For
pure blood and sound digestion Bur
dock Blood Bitters. At all drug stores
Price SLIGO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
b. b. GIBSON
LATTnRNEY-A T-LAW.

Charles Town, jefferson County, Viva.
Practices in the circuit courts W Va,
Virginia, the supreme court OF appeals and
the United States. district csurt at Mar
tinsburg. once over Miller's Pharmacy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
What TWAS.

'How gracefully he does the fox
trot."
'That isn't fox trotting; that's his
st, Vitus' dance coming on again.
Detroit Free Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
BROWN & BROWs,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

Charles Town Jefferson County, w. Va
Will attend to cases ia the various conrts
OF West Virginia and Maryland. Atter-
ton given pensions and all classes of claims
against the q. 8. Government. SPECIAL
attention to collections.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
OF Course

would You call theirs eugenic
marrihge?"
81 think So understand he has 8
healthy income Detroit Free Press.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19

Hess Stock Food viii do what is
ciaimed, OF your money back. Now is
the time to useit. Brown & Hooff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
Rrinht Liuht.s...

"sir, / am writing a story OF local
notabilities, and I'd like to know If you
can give me any Illuminating facts
about Mr.. ,Jaggs."
Certainly. for he is always getting
lit up. Baltimore American.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19

- term Church:
& ~ Aohett PASTOR.
sunday School. sss $50 q %.
ping seE{,ce' z''' "a ';'''.ss = >. a ;
zEen'ng Service = '1.-7 1880 =. u.
:. 40, s74- o.. s.'....,
z,Qn y. =. Church Rev. J s. Alff1snd.
!, ~. !, !, s...s.z /. Rector. 1s7.s..
= Ss. = y. ,sa'.l. ..., Wy ?; M
tcsp.g serv slss $50. 81. y =. IN p
- ~. e 81 =; n:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19

Itching, bleeding. protruding or bliud
piles have yielded to Doan's Ointment
SOC It I'll stores.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19

For regular action Of abe bowels;
easy, natural movements, relief Of con-
stipation. try Doan's Regulets. 25c At
ali stores.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
MOORE & SON
ATToRNEYS-AT-LAW

Charles Town; Je tiefson County, w. Va.
Will andertakecases in this and adioih-
ing counties. aisoin court Of appeals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
FRANK I. BUSHONG
ATTORNEY AT-LAW

WILL practice III the courts Of J effeFsen
and adjoining counties, Supreme Court OF
Appeals Of West VfgirnIa and Federal
Courts. 0tf1ce: Lawyers Row. Charles
Town. W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
Professional. Cards.
Jas. NJ, Mason Jas M. Mason, Jr
MASON. s. MASON
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

AIIOININ41 O.EA 7 "A1kA W
Charles Town. Jefferson County, w. Va
Will practice in the various courts Care
full attention paid to collections.
Office in Law Building n George st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-11-19
CAMPBELL q SHEETS
ATTORNEYS-AT.L Law

Charles Town, West Virginia
viii practice in State and Fedora
Courts. Office in Postoffiee Building.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
TWO MORE WEEKS
ARE GIVEN HUERTA
Refugees See CrumbIing Of His
Power in Mexico City in
Police INSTRUMENTATION.
Bv WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD.

VERA Cruz, MeXi,". MAY THE
disintcgraticn q the Euorta govern
ment within tTo weeks was rrophc-
sicd by foreigners from Mexico City
hero to,a:
With the corst2nt arrival OF McSi-
cans and Europeans from the c-p.tal.
stories OF the waning Dover OF the
dictator arc pouring into Vera Cruz.
One prominent refugee said:
I'VE believe thatc the Unittd states viii
get knee deep into mediation only to
discover suddenly that HuCrta mas
lost the power to bargain for Mexico
and another man is in tho President )
scat
The government officials are becom-
ing lax, according to persons arriving
from the capital The police are
showing signs OF lnSubordinatiOn. They
ar: not aTrestnS criminals and saloons
are not obcyinC the CLOSING lG:Ts. The
entire government is showing signs OF
AsruN ing ineffcicncy, thcs" people OF
pected crumtlinG OF the rover of the
dictator is relieved TO be close at hand.
Reports from TaT7piCo todav declare
that British Consul vii son. who has
been insisting that all AGrr-iCans leave
that port, has finally succeeded in lrGc-
tically Gle airing the "ity. TEere are on'y
two Americans left there. They are
both oil men
The rcDels attacking the city fred
on a barge in the PanUco River. killing
one Mexican and wOunIlnE seven, It
was learned here. The barge WAS flying
are now engaging in daily battles. All
oil wells have so far escaped ferrous
,!&rGage in the recent fighting, ut are
in constant danger.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
ARMY INCREASE IS
PROVIDED FOR IN BILL
Senator Chamberlain Would
EnaGIe President 10 Recruit
to 100000 Men.

Senator ''ha mberlain CHAIRMAN Of th7
.''nst" '"a:.r,Itec on M"iuar, Mai! i,
today intr"uVccd in the nat JOINT
resolution authorizing i'.- President 10
mcreasc tar regular army to lis pc
scrih"d statutory strength.
The resolution is rc. o.mr2cd as hav-
iES direct bearing on :hc dangerous
situatiUn in Mexico.
The effect OF ii would be to '1J''
the President to IaIsc the arm o.
recruiting 10 cons 'Gcrah,y IN ire Ia" /
!'",Uo mon. II IhIkCs i. p0ssibl" 10 r"-
truit every organization to IS 'iii
MT. ndcr thu EXISTING IL Pc. 'hc i'mt
of tn" size "f tn" army ~ ly.thh III
V,UdiH., TIE forces III tn" Philippians.
y striking feature al the r,SJluilOn IS
the following sCHtcn,r in thc preamble ::
At the present time here exists
condition which may at Az mo-
inont require the fullest and most
Elective use TO he made of the rcSd-
lar army uf the United States.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
INTERVENTION DESIRED.

n aould make any tnangc in the stua-
tion.
The United States Government.
.a;d this senator. insists hat llI"rta
nsr.l go. tina; viii, undcubtcdllI. DC
iu,- o"uition tak-n by any mediation
representatives appointed Tor Niagara
hy the United state. il lVO"s lie al
attempt b% iTuerta 10 Ict us 10 enter
Mexico "nu fight his baths aS2'n,'i
th" dvauc Us "OnsUtu.iUnIiisi@. y ny
Goes not hLC!ta liSht tH"S@ BAT. t.cS
kiTsClf: lie insist, I'm I'na.nin, II:
lower and prCtcnds TO hc able = ciu5h
the ICyOiui.CrI. Then ~" COca ne
, ant 70 unload the situation on the
United states. II huerta is ab!" 10
I. Ike cG"c OF mis- job. as n D,Clcs3eS
20 b.. Hy does he no; SOP tn@ ID
vance OF ln- LCEStitUl' .nalists'
As Unucistt nd tho pIrpprted po2i-
ton of the Huertista mediation .cpTe-
scntGtINeS. according I" this report
iIu,Tta ants us TO occupy M"3ico anu
Icslcrc orCcr to .."..' IA con$tit dtiUn#l-
isty ont OF MeXIco Cit,: wants us TO
lent his battles with the const ituton-
alists, md will tell Ts inat II Ne do not
conscht to allow aim 10 saddle this Job
on us y" VIII d"C,"Tc war on tn" | n; cd
states. Wei, !"t h.m do 50. II ne wants
to hsht us. as "c'I As the constitution
alsts, let him tacisl.: the JOB.
4 cannot see Tn.re the IIucrtista pro-
roral. If made 2IOnS thcs lines, woud
change the situation. It would leave it
Jcat where il is. We arc holding Vera
tit.Z.. NC int nd TO hold il Il vlliIe and
Jet him =" on Il ,Ltin,- In. constitution
aliSts. lf hc vents to TAX on the Job
Of puit.ng US out II Vera t'r"E in lddi-
uon 10 MS t.'oubIe3 with llc ruTstitu-
Uorabsts. h" iS W''tr"nIc 10 the job
II ma. bo that tho" raHI Csrrlnza
nr"u%nt i"to the conference ..%:.in;L his
VIII End EounI o.. - sn&i .t"r. .cm"Ht
rot 10 ALLOW ouirT-"S when his forces
TAX NJ Ai"o ;it". ''arTan..t ought to n.
"Hiiac ~ h'ri h.nF"'C o-r.' 1" Ih" rlv-
l"- ~ a3a u.'n"c5 mat iECrH III H. no
~ 1iac's hcn t. ,"uatitutl"lIli:, 81.
tcr there
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
Rebel Successes
Aiding Mediation
Administration Confident Huerta's Elimination Will
Give Common Ground For Amalgamation
of Warning Factions in Mexico.

Reports of almost continuous constutionalst sue
cesses in northern Mexico today cleared the atmosphere
materially, so far as the United States concerned The
President and his advisers believe that long before the
A. B. c. mediatorS get together at Niagara Falls Ontario
Carranza will hold the entire north They equally
fident that so soon as this condition is brought about
Herta will either eliminate himself be eliminated by the
men who in the past have supported him. If Huerta be
eliminated there is not an official here familiar with the
entire Mexican situation who doubts that common
ground could be quickly found which all of the warning
factions in Mexico could be brought together
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
MOVIES TO FEATURE
-.
JULY 4 FESTIVAL
Films Showing Historical Events
viii Be Shown on Screen at
Monument Grounds.

Motion p.clurcs Of historical cyen;s
vii form on" OF INC pri. .iIaI feature
o INC Independence bay celebration.
IhF folio" ing program ss.SgCsJcd b. =.
EiI !sHskl charm Uf inc Comnittee
on Iqotion pictures, We adopted 1T 4
meeting OF tic salc End .anc commit
80 on tle Four,h o JLiy and chair
men or ,"bcommi,t-c5 il the offlc, Q.
az committees AeaaQ Qcartcls. loom a.,
JIs,ri,t bIi!uing touav:
ne E;tLc .. bJhi~r H.m." The
pecisratloa {. Independence = wi:.-u
sppcaiS IN" c-laISctc' q. IJ.oGurs Je.-
Lesson; The SC---sp-HgIcG Eaz2r..
shoSing J sanc.s scott he. ~ 70, lie
Iith.E "bjrC the famous .Onz. r..
Batue II. Gl.: OF llc RcLuhir."
Reconsideration Of LA Naru no., = l2-
NOUS Datuc h! M. VIII be she IN
IL Is tStlnated by Mt. BIy.aKsAi iEst
u "edlhc- CoHuitUns are r.gnt lie D..-
tdres can be zen rom a G.a;aa-e OF
-vJ 10 oc! lo't u ah s.ud.cn-e Of from
r.9op TO sG.Ugy pe. sons
Inc exhibit viii 0C held on lhe Nonu-
neni Grounds, and wall be fol ow cd BY
the iire%o.hs display. vhic. VII. he in
rye Q. 'cInrlittee OF Wh4Cl 4 g
g aha m is chairman.
On sCSgt stiCn Of ". c. BazeH. c..s..r-
man o: the toITiG-HeRI committee. il
US decided 10 CuiGrge This feature 50
IS. to prVFioe Ior an amateG. horse
SHOW. Saddle, hunting and harness
"!a@ses Viii be Included IN The exhibit.
ATrans eac. ma b eTade also for
mater racing. The horse show and
tournament will he held in Rock Creek
Park, near tae BriShtwood reservoir.
Plans for cSt2 2bliEAing lunch Glands in
Rock Creek and Geological Parks wee
left in me hands Of Major L. IL Neu-
meyer. II is Planned 20 provide Iunches
si approx mate cost TO the picnicSers
Who 90 not care TO burden themselves
with lunch baskets.
Inc District Icing wit6out funds foE
such purpose, the expenses Of the ccle-
brStion must be CoEeTed by pubic sub
scIiptio1s. Cont ibutions should bc ad-
dressed TO Edmund :. Wolfe. tTesE.rcg
safe and 8"snc committee. Dstr'ct Ma
tcn2I Ednk. "r- To ~ r"mGl'rcc'S mead
oGaltC.s, in IA" nIs-iict l. iiidInc.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
KENT TELLS HOW
TO CONTROL MEXICO
California Congressman 0p-
posed to Sacrificing Men.
Suggests Mild Despotism.

Nembcrs OF the Study club o Icon
onics are impressed with Inc adLIezs
gwen l-St n'gn. hv Congressman VIII
lam kent. o. California, no answered
the quezj.oa. " ar Win MeNlco-M'h nat
rur2"
Congressman Kent reiterated ports o.
his specyn made III the ro4se re. mt y
hen ne Sd i ne has mining intcicsts IN
Mexico bot that since lie is ua"lllinS
10 90 There ard be Killed IN defense OF
them he would be coward and 4 mur-
derer If he sent others 10 be killed in
his stead.
There are just two solutions to- The
Mexican Drob!etn. declared Cong eSanlan
Kent. Either tic Enitel States Mill
be abe 10 aiG Nc . II he establish
ment o. bcn".,' - deg -tis!n or We
will ha"e 10 ta'.c tH- cs'H,.." , rule for
al time. SCI. 80 =. I'I-|t :. .Ic MeZi-
csus is impo.s D'e - G,tr as the
situation Ins, pe qifTo.e1f.'
Il hold 10 bric toT rriG man WON
mo call Il bandit. laid NJ. Kent.
but ] realize it is . choice of evils and
| am opposed 10, brcaEIRG Sl"W the only
influence that stands "ctWccn rs and
hit" "sr Villa 10 doubt started as
banG'. but his recent 3ctiorS have
h. Il IL A2- :-rC"n nd 'dcv :.oped."
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
HOUNDS ON BILL At
HORSE SHOW TODAY
Huntsmen in Scarlet Coats Will
Ride Bs.'';,. Packs Over
,. Fence ard Wall.


Tho N"t;o.2l C:"itaI Horse ShoT
oicncd Il, :.":Oi. ~ L. S afternoon vita
tao clH7-:s =, tic entries tol which were
shoYm in nar.. Nhi!c.shi5 deprived the
spectators OF ti-.> ?ioa-urr and excitc-
nIcrt ccr.ved froal >. 'iisplay of horse
nI::&hiH it S2N" ZEN > better oPpor-
tun:t% 20 @tud= the 2nimai5 that COM
!.CIeu.
Imc first c;as3 called was that for
EorHc- IYitGh!c Tor hunters. and the se@-
cnd. one for model saddle horses White
these horses yer. Dcins sized up BY the
jGCgc% III bu=lc called into the Iins n
happy group of children mpuntcd upon
IOnics TO coripetc for the prizes offered
To-. aaGIlC ponies.
One OF the partiCu Cuisr feat OF the
Gay is spec al event for coxhounG:.
~ @ Of the most famous packs in the
s-Outh, representing the Piedmont and
MiddleOurG Hunt Clubs, will be ShUWf
as the last event OF tne DAY E.aCa
pack will be led by = hunt teaQ. cach
member CT which riIl wear a hunts
mans scarlet coat. and have 1 mount
accu&tomcI to follow the quarry over
fence md wall.
The Program arranged for the, day
attracted an attendance which ritaled
Ire record d-hreaEing. crowd Of yeSter-
de-. fhe CCT.l contains the usu2I
events io' hunters.rand in addition in
c!ICeS several Of the SnGrtcst 'haine.s
tt1Sa"s to be shown curing the show.
l:.onE the latter are the clas3es fas'
iCHrs-in-hanC. sporting taudems and
p - 7tOn pai,s.
The lorg-haT:cIcd hunter and high
:,elpinS haI-es7 10. command the
? cater Gdm-iTU"'., ~ tac.. prove no
more po5Uia ~. no.Sc- o,'ing wash
ln3tCn.GrS thu - sc rol'cS. and one
or the GcCL 'c-..i1...; w. - III, class
80. ponies ia i.a-ncal. III the entrics
70" wh,ch il fc -. Il b. children
ard phae;on pei.
The present glVv' as attracted to
y Megnington more >isitors than in past
rCars. and the eono.al comment heard
ut The show grounds is that the Ma
tional Capital horse shOw rivals in the
Cual:t" OF classes chown am Ghow in
America. end is the premier outdoor
exhibition of the country.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
LANE MAY BE SELECTED.

Meanwhile, the Administration is care
fully considering its representation at
the Niagara Falls conference. Fully a
score of names have been suggested to
the President. But until it is definitely
settled whether there is TO be one Or
three representatives a selection will
not be made. At present it is con-
sidered almost certain that if Secretary
of the Interior Lane can arrange the
business of his office he will be chosen.
Lane has been a strenuous advocate
of quick action with Mexico, having in
sisted all along that Huerta was bluff
ing in every move. and that he would
get out in hurry if his blun was
called.
is. little more they can do until they
get to Canada. They have sounded out
Huerta. and his representatives unoffi-
cially have had frequent conferences
with Secretary OF state Bryan. They
believe they are now in position to
frame their initial proposals. which are
to form the framework for the hoped
for common agreement.
According to the information made
public here today by Richard Zubaran,
secretary OF the interior in the Carran-
"a provisional cabinet. Saltilio, San
Louis Potosi and Tampico in the north
east and Mazatlan on the west coast
are all under attack by the rebels. In
each case Zrbaran declares they will
be in possession Of Carranza's forces
by the carly part of next week at the
latest. Zubaran denied reports that
there are any serious differences of
opinion between Carranza and his chief
field officers. especially Villa
Renewed appeals have been received
bv the state Department from the Oil
companies doing business in the Tam
pico field asking for protection Of their
The Washington times., 1914-05-07

property. Mr. Bryan. os = --.f-- BTs
communicated with Carrsnz4 a-In urF-
ing the necessity of conducting NJ often
sive operations in the vicinity OF tine oil
wells and also suggesting that The stor-
age tanks be protected as much as possi-
ble.
Admiral Mayo. through Admiral Fad
ger, reported information transmitted TO
him. of plan of the constitutionaIists
TO burn the storage tanks IN an effort
to force the federal sunboats to steam
from the river and Mr. Bryan has
called the attention of the constitution
alists to the fact that such action is
prohibited by the rules for civilized WARP
fare.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
May Ask
For Intervention

~. VERA CRUZ, May IA prominent Mexican pol
can says the appointment by Huerta of mediation dele
gates net with general approval all the principal factions
being represented.
Augustine Rodriguez member of the group of
The Diaz regime and also involved in the FecSta up
rising. Emilora Basa is welknown liberal whose polit
cal activity, however, has been slight he being the John
Basset Moore of Mexico. Louis ESuero represents the
Catholic and clerical sanction of which he is The floor lead
in the chamber of deputies He is however, regarded
rs extremely liberal in his views
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly rup:urcd while ht'in2 a 'fnnh
soyeril ears ago. Doctors said my "niy hoH"
o. cure WAa an operation. Trusr's iii! me
no gooI Finally 80, hold Of som thing
that quichlt and completely cnrcI mo.
Vrars E.,. passed. r"i the rIp"rc has
rc,er rc.mnsu, although | am 'Io'ns hard
work a, carpenter. Ih.le was no o3'rL-
ton. no lcs, runc. Il" ;rau1l" la n"rn-
ainut Lov, ,uu MA, nud "Unpi't" ,uIc
Vy:ibnui o,rrstJon. y va write ." nc. T;u-
E,'7r 4 'ullea. Carpcn"r y Nar,cilu,
ihf "a .f.. aEI SHOW i ." any .,''cgs W.
.,c rupfur,t-,ou uu+" s-'" = .r'" "r -
/ 20 .h, ~ IDrlHIr ..na '.t
~urr, and danger o. an operation AdsL
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
No Word of Silliman.

The whereabouts o Consul SilIiman,
OF Saltiiio, remained IS deep a m. s;ery-
TODAY as ever. The depa 1tuent had 10
answer t" It's ''tracers' sent out three
daHs agc. hot it will continue in is
efforts 10 find him.
Consul Schmuitz. jailed recently It
Asuas Calientts, reported today rom
I.uGston. lex. lie viii be l.; = aShinS-
ton hlDrc AondGy.
CONSULAR Agent HoHias7rc rcopcncd
the agency at CanGHca tcGa.. The mines
;ECre ne r"sIlninS md some y incr.cans
aEc returning.
News OF constitutional cars wcrc
received hopeiu'i: by me deozrt.nelt
today- The rebc = ere reported leav-
ing Durango and TcrrtUn fo1 ne aG-
vance on SaltillO and LacatccaS, with
the main 6ody ready 10 sdNauce soon.
The AcapOncta federals have surrender
60 10 the rebels. Dne hundred aI.I
cShty-INe Guaymas refugees have
reached San Diego.
4 request Tor - tuoes Of i-ar,-f re
virus. l1l tuUes Of TYPHOID zac,rnc
1000 tablets of sun cnUIcra mixture
ana 1860 quinIHc pills vas rCce we'd -
the Red Cross headquarters today from
charles JenEinsOn. the Soc. cts repre-
Sentatl'c at Vera Cruz. In making
hts request 10 the soCiet-, .he agent
reported fair sanitary cord ions N
mat city, but has oruereG the Incdi-
clnes in anticipation of the coming
rainy season
MT Jenk nSon at present IS r-o~ltinE
under G(ers from Admiral f;aG3e- On
the steamer City oi TamD:co ::atner-
ihg refugees from small por;3 between
vera Cruz and PrOSreSC.
The Washington times., 1914-05-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of Co
lumbia-Fair tonight; Friday rot much
change in temperatures; moderate, vari-
able winds.
Maryland-Fair tonight; Friday not
much change in temperatures; light to
moderate variable winds.
Virginia-Fair tonight; Friday not
much change in temperatures; light to
moderate, variable winds.
The temperature today as registered
at the United States Weather Bureau
The Washington times., 1914-05-07

The DO 'itician says furthc::
Whichever stand the .nvoyS nay
tal:c oGio iallr. there is no doubt that
they sin rorely believe that il ;tHld-
ing TO Washington means the Igll
Of EIe-ta without an American oc-
cupa t:oa they would gIestl,' pfcfer
war. In fact. possibly al ;hree de-
sire 10 have the Americans come IN
All restore o-de7, ami tciie"o this
to be the only possible soI.-jon Of
the present pI ODlcTH.