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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
BUSINESS REVERsES

SAMUEL HANES.- Petition b. Sam
no. flames. q salesman, Of SIS Fox ST.,
Bronr. with liabilities. S20.jlS; nomi-
nal assets. So .l3j, consisting OF rea!
estate SD goo, one snare OF stock OF
$. HanCs Company. Inc. 500; life n
suIancr S25. cash in savings banks $40.
The liabilities are all on account Of
e. tenement house At l70l Lexington az,
which he bought i'm September, 1906.
There are two mortgages on T.. one
for $1,000 and the other for $4,000.
SAMUEL ALTSCHUL.-Pe Petition b.
Samuel Altschul, real estate broker. Of
g-3 Whitlock az, with Liabilities. $50
CA: no assets. Among the deficiency
judgments against him are those OF
George j. F. Johnson. S793S, and Lon
don d Florcsheim. sG.173.
STTRGIS WALTON COMPANY
Petition against the Sturgis Walton
Company, schoolbook publishers. at 81
East 9th ST.. b. Ferdinand A. Hoyt for
these creditors: Vail Balton COMPANY.
s3.ssi. Oscar s. Wadleigh, sl2. and
Phoenix Press. $47 l. was alleged
that the company made preferential
payments and transferred all its stock
and assets TO the Eaton-Ives- Sturgis-
Walton Company. A receiver was ap-
pointed for the Eaton-Iyes- Sturgis a
Walton Company Thursday by Judge
Hand.
UNDER $4,000.
BELA KANTOR. Petition against
Bella Kartor. jobbor in drygoods at 1865
First av.. by these creditors: Hanover
d. Simon. $50; Sigmund Faust, $3.50;
O'Donnou Weisberger & Co., S54. and
A. 4. Wood. Si05. He made an assign
meut Thursday. Liabilities are $1,000;
assets. $1,000.
RECEIVERS ~ BANKRUPTCY
UNION KNITTING MILLS. Judge
Hand has appointed John L. Lyttle re-
cciver for the Union Knitting Mills,
OF los and 10 Greene ST.; bond. $1,000.
Liabilities are $1,000, and assets $1,000
boz plant.
JACOB JAGORDA.- Judge Hand has
appointed Nicholas Kelly receiver for
Jacob Jsgorda, shoe dealer al 1872
Wilkins az. Assets are $1,000.
SCHEDULES FILED.
ID A SKINNELL COMPANY COR
POEATION. Schedules show more as
sets than liabilities. Liabilities are
~ .i-S. nominal assets, - 1880. Ahl
actual assets. 1.Gs3, consisting o.
merchandise S5.923. machinery and
f.tarc. S5OS2, accounts $l,663 and
cash sit. -
SA\TO DOMINGO HAPDWOODS
COMPANY Schedules Of the Santo
Domingo HardwoOds Company, Of -
Broadway. show liabilities. Sl3,364;
nominal assets, SlJ,0Gi, and actual as
sets. S5.O21.
MAX STERNBERG Schedules Of
Max S.eruberg. manufacturer OF furs
AZ 40 East lo.h &C.. show liabilities OF
S7.i-J and assets Of S5.1Ss. consisting
of notes $3.50. stock 81 800. accounts
Si9s. machines $500 and cash $40.
PINkUS SCHNEIDER. Schedules
OF pinkus Schneider. manufacturer Of
cloaks a. % Essex ST.. show liabilities
OF Si37l and assts Of $l,750 IN stock,
machines and fixtures.
CARL POMERANTZ. Schedules o.
Carl pJmerantz. manufacturer Of knee
pants AZ II Walker st.. show liabilities
OF Si74s and assets Of S6li in claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
POULTRY.

bi,i>"ED iFading quiet Ii HkEN-.
'rtsa tll".. Western. fancy. is0Isc. CHICK
rNN. hroiIers. Dbl. Phila and Z. ! squads a.
e~ r. Per rdir. Goa s0~. Phla fancy. T., 70
each. osd4oc, Penn fancy. 33Q35c: Va Sc
.D'cA "'d.Ic. FOWLS box packed 1cG
rI2.. DUCKS ID. l4TlGc. sQUABS. white
primo. q l5Hs3 g.. l1rk 81 .jdsi %. crls.
a1H'o.. .'E0Eeu--rJ RfEYS box packed
fo1ng hons 1r toms. -iT.Ge: Dbl ra-kel .gsf
-".. u.'. --G-'-. CHICKENS rroilers mi.
fed. sac. com feI. i-GIS.: roa .tors Sol,
uos ed UIik fCl. iCH--,. corn led l.efap..
Fowls. box packed. 1901 90. as 20 size and
g'1''iE. Eopo ER~. oiD. i-al-.,~: DUCKS.
West -n W l. l-41Jc- GEESE t3qffc.
ALlNb-ouly cars on tracks this morning.
l.I of which we're unlosdeI. With MOI ora -
supplies and on active densrd. fowls are
stronger. w''h most slies AZ lac. Old root
en- AIRY g, 3D. az ~ az private sale Broii-
ers Boz liberal supply and lower win avcr
age choice Offering a e2gsc, end Lesnorus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04

RrGrrt sugar 0s- unchanged a. Zoe for
fine grtuLiatcf. Raw vas not very. actife
and sales were confined To- cargo COX so.
gust shipment at @.s.. cost and fit&glt.
rgg4I Go $500 Tor Centrifugal spot 9ri-es
wore quotlUIv unchanged 90 3@2r l,r con.
triTgHI .H5c for Wolas-cS. cost and frclElt.
t..t t.. tone Was firm. ana holders zen
r4fi, were asking q SHADE above tNrs, prIo,s.
in London bees sugar wa tuil and rather
.a.ier az 90 tird for june. o. 3 a ,ar fuiy
uuI gs cd Tor October D"cembsr. with tho
curb al %. 90 @ i-td and os p a. respeo
tfNrN N. GrsNt Total stock %
Europe arI ',.,",,l, . lGl 02O toas against
9niantG laa. vsaf uie same unnNon oates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
IIEE>E.

Receipts 3 $50 boxes. Market c.osel.
cleared o. fresh receipts. ana NeI4 -.
.,.,9liti.s 49,, sn.rfnxlv offered. state. Wholt
m.lks fresh. co'ored specials Nhp 10
white ifiaaIG3.c. colorcd. average ,es's
80. white isGi4i4c. daisies. ~ - =,
state Skins. fresh. specials. l''*'i -
r.of %, .noift Ion ffe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04

electric railway between Beaumont and
Port Arthur.
Louisville Gas and Electric.
The Louisville Gas and Electric Com
pany secured during the week ended
June 20 SIX industrial power contracts
covering a total estimated annual CON
sumption OF $500. 600 cubic feet. to-
gether with 1871 lighting contracts Gov
erlnG ls9 kiowatts lighting capacity
and power contracts aggregatlng 10
horsepower in motor. Eighty-seven
house wiring contracts were also Sc
cured.
Commonwealth Power. Railway and
Light.
Report Of the Commonwealth Power.
Railway and Light Company FOR May
shows gross earnings OF S2t3.4l2. sac
$50 higher than for the same month
last year, while surplus after charges
increased S1.1ll. TO Sl76,S54. For the
year ended May 81 gross revenue to-
tailed S2,966.650. an increase Of S1,455..
so. and surplus after preferred divi-
dcnd disbursements amounted 20 ST.
-iI.tjl. equivalent TO sos per cent on
The companys Sl5.5OO.OOO common
stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
LIVESTOCK MARkETS.
Sew York, July . 1914
REENES

rccsip,. lbs Isad. Il cars on sale.
Bcst dry led steers nrm. ell others stow
10 a fraction lower: bulls slow and 100
&c lower. GOOD 20 choice Ia COWS steady
medium 20 common sluggish and veal.
steers sold an SsQsS go per 100 a.. bat ~"
strictly prime or choice cry fcd offered
Siis 81 aSs- 10 - C VV 1 81 an%s7 cEg
drv red cow s. 81 Dressed beer steady
but SLOW In t.4lsi6c for Inferior % choice
n'.lgs sd ,'p,.-.o, = co.,s,, steer.
toes h average. s. 60 pr 100 Do. ~ 1891
10. e 80: / 1890 10. s. q. FIa ,esriia-.e
u. SC GO; : cows. lito TO- 81. :. i22o Do
= 1910 10. so % : %" 70, - 30 ~" a az,
81. .. hd> ib. $ -. 80 ,o' ~ ." w"
ID, ~ a o5o 40. 20 "a e. -" 'o' 80 Do
- 'si, -, -, sto1-- f.o, Do e. ~
an 80 A. q. IA t..u fplo ii. q lo.
~ 10 ~ e. Geo i5 Sc 20. 40 DID,.
H5a ~ H. s. y? -. H. 80 h. s. 90: il, 65S d..
a5. ael'sr' 81. So %. So. Is eog a..
Z. 80. so I6 So. 8 20 TO- st25 Z.
P Es '@ commission mis- 20 o.: - penn stc~r,
III 10. s. %. oxen. - TO- s. 90. bulls
Loco h. $500 ,, + 80 d. 81. :. si2 d..
81 ~. :. So d. :: -.
j. sasmDers q son: - "a steers 1893
io' - -" o., O. 20. . h,r. ,eos ib ,co,
&c NJ - go ~ e. co
- 81. I,.II. 500 ub g. ID
Jun . 20 d. ano H.
e. ~ o' ''' - &C., 90 '' ~
,- o., CLNE>: .,,. p-....
iece.p1s. 90 -'@a' 80 ~. ,.si. ~,
h,.f gp on - =. .es,e-,i,..s ,,,at,,lons com
-. '' - -.esfs 80 40 So[ al 2, r,.-
,in' OIL, 10 ~ - - -.,,,,, S-zs "a e.
gia -'ri % 'i'i'rnl'. la't's oi'i ~
Irr'sen as 49,. I's ~, %
L. g. per I'D. col"'I, %. ss', -
Ha.'4 = -dH.sI 10 t" %. 10
g 30; cuis. Jos ~. = ". - ~. = y. .
49, %. s..
=. judd < Co; 3 yea.s - ID. 81 -. y.
49, %. 81 30; cuils. - y = O. - n. > 10
Eerrs Commission 60. II tells. PSI I'D.
81 aht IS. ~ 10. III .. ?. 10 10. 81. r1I'-
i49 10. s. -.
Newton 4 co.. ~ tes.s. lB n 81 ~. D.,
cufls rs o.. s.,
Tobia a. shannon. - ve4ls. lfs -. 81 20.
. Virginia. iSg y 81 -. % r. S. s.
rslvag f9- y g %. no D. 8
W.Pie-'on A. "a. . ,ea.s it r. tf9
" r VuTe. = Gals l0i H. 81 -. %
ts, ~ al - : ,.l's M y, e.
>HtEP AND IANB>.
Receipts. so,s bead. l>'s .a.s on sale
sHeep il FAR demand sna prime --.-t
s.eaGs o. -rs "+ Ear, 10 81 oN D's anu
slow az ,H' e,chie. snI PEN sore no'
e. !,. = o ,el ,os ~, i.,,I' $50, .
-boi,ss isn,Is e. .,asg q p.ess.d nu,fo1
.io-. ss,tff.- nor ~. ~. esv ,-ft,-s -eif' I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
SEED PRICES.

T.Iefa J.r ~ rfOt EuHEED l.rim'
..l g. 10. O,9.rf g. 20. D'.Dmbrr y ~
Nach. a. hi&iKt AoFn1ss'' -
4 IlfL. JeornffT g. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings oil
Various Corporations.

b rep,r o. aI electric propcrt.cs
.fo. ca oe IT, 81 Byllcsby & Co for
'a" week ended Jane 20 shows net
connected load gains o. 155 customer,
Ni'n lf3 k.oNalts lighting capacity
go rlf power iu motors. Ne"
contracted for but not yes con
.fete1 Included s11 customer, With J3l
A-'Fatt. Lighting capacity and 1886
hpfaepoHer in motors Output o. the
pfopcrlcs FOR fhc week Increased -
psf cent over the corresponding week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04

me EaIlern Texas Electric Company,
pc tia carringb statement for the twelve
m'ntns ended April 20 sn0Ws gross oper-
sung revenue Of S54Z.5S0 and operating
]ptnsea and taxes u T144 .p5Z. leaV-
~ net earnings 81 gl97 .9zs. Balance
1.lff intercEt charges amounted 70
s4>p,l5y. ] be company owns the sccuri-
Nfs u the Beaumont Electric Light
~h9 Power lompany Port Arthur Light
AH9 Power Company, Port Arthur lee
<ne keirZerstiEg Company, JrFersOn
brenty Traction Company and tbe CAP
.lsi stock and fZJ0gO9 u The 5000 900
1fst mprgeEc bonds ~ the Beaumont
ifscten Company. 1heae c0mDaniez
- ihe entire electric Igbt and power
gssihees iD Beaumont ard PORT hrtrur,
~ entire electric railway bus.Dr<s in
bsaDoeni aad operate "a intf rbsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04

Louisville. July 3--SHEEP AID LAMBS
--R.r,tDts SOt6. fog the week. 3t.lf>
Market steady With bulk % top lamb.
going az ~ 80. choic, elected cvntra
kertuch, lambs went on Eastern orders a.
a remium. seeonds % asc, cu'l2 an,l
butcher lambs. ssfce, best lat shc"p, ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
The Bror
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Miller j. Blackburu-Il. Cohen June ..
1915. t976 L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
NII\ING.


4 000 con Gas crt 49,. ll5iz 1854. llsi1
90 West Pac Jg.... IS A. - {.
-yhen issued. sells cents PEI share. roid
lots gEx dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04

an increase u - To- tons last week. I9tal
stocks and afoat together show a Aislo,s
suppl, n @.a.i5. go tons against 8-l"'e'o
last wear or an increase Of -. Us1 tors.
FUTURES STRONGER.
Despite tn fact t1at the cuban fsN ~.
1rts market was quiet the tone vas str dEeI-
y. SIS Us lc.~fse. e. T. Nov Yor,. reported
by Hopkins Brothers - Broad st.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
COTToNSEED OIL

Trading was r.-E quiet prices showed
suaU changes. AMI rsal cvotatlpus were net
Unchanged TO @ points higher Local co1-
ira % prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
nav AID STRAW.

Market lightly supplied with strictly \"
tinrot5y and steady to firm. Low grades
r.as. with heavy oversupply. large oalcd
hsr. ton timothy prime. 81 5OnS no J..
81 80 3 20 ~ =. Sl6dS2o; iancE LEU
clover. miXrd. Sl3HSl3 -. other mixed. fl"t
SIS. No clover. StIHSlS small baled nay
SIasi - lower tran 'arse), RYE STRAW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-04
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts "163 hnls potatoes " 80
onions Ncv potatoes closing very hin.
,-fih some late sales above qyOtdtionsi o,n
scare Onions higher. Beans lower. Iol a
TD.S Bermuda. NJ T. Dbl. f4gA 81 ~ :.
s. 0as3 90. southern. white. No ! 30 - -
az. ~. 40 Z. t2GS2 IS. rcd. 10 /. y iyh>s,
No % e.. CuIls 81 i0HS1. old. Dbl or bag. p
ass -. SWEET POTAToBs. No bashel
--,dff. ONIONS. * yellow. btl fypN,
l0-l5 bag S5qS p: 7o.fb bag 50 -SgG. o..
Tefsa. yellow. basket g. sass. white, so
S. r,I s-dS2 IS: Nj and Va. basket s. =
asa. craze 8 gJas. -. ASPARAGUS green.
dozen lunches 81 JOat5. ,qlls, 8 white. 81
1y- guily 90, AEriCHOkE-. frens NJ
dozen s1dSl ~. BEANS. Va 25dj0c. nearby
was or green. basket OF beg. 3jd7Jc. BELTS.
i0i bunsnes Siu2-. CARROTS. old. Dbl. J.
0S3 - beg. g J0Ns- 20: CARROTS new lF
..uchos. N6s2. CELERY. state and Mich
dozen punches 5OH1js. Jersey. 40d60r. CAD
BNGES Dol. 75cdtl. per 100. s2G;i; southern.
crate. 'luiO.. bbl i00 i0c. red. crate. u 500
e. CtILfFLOWEES. $ -. Dbl. HHf2. bas-
te- loI ,5c. TIA. standard crate g0c4Sl -
- q. Sl0sl -: y o. biol ,2dSc CORN. ria.
s.. y o. Dbl Sass 50. Jersey. 100. 81. =
CUMBEIa y and = g. basket. 2JcGfl
bbl locas-. Va bbl. sea;9: Ma ana Del
hasset. .5cntl ~. nearby hotholse, dozen
50N50c. EGGPLANr~. : g and Fla. box. 90
3. Ns. large. crate. s. J0Gs4. small. s.
LETTUCE nearby bbi lJ0.0e. basket. T.
Fia basket Na.- %. y o. S2as2 %. AUsH-
ROOMS. basket 10cdsi ~. OKRA. carrier
i.aSi. basket. Sass %: PARSLEY. Ber-
MEDIA. crate. 81 nearby. 100 bIni e. 81 JOG
g. PEAS = { and Jersey basket Of bag.
O. 6sI 70. state basket 81 ejdtl -. Jag,
e. -s9sl 70. PEPPERS Fla and = g. boN.
tlHs- Jersey. boX 81 .jaSl -: RADIsHES
nearby. 700 punches slgt., ROMAGNE Dbl
$4,000. basket, .1jH25c. RHUBAKB l0
punches. 50c0sl: SPINACH Dbl jOa3sc,
state. basket ioqjoc: sQUAsH. white. DBL
81 l0n&-. yellow. .~ookeI neck. u ie0sl 90
marrow. bol crate 81 J0aS-. TOMArOEA
ria. carrier. s0cHil g. g. box. 55ca,i
Miss ia, case. 2iHf0c. Del and MI. carrier,
i5cH%ii Jersey. box. slNI ~: TCRNTPS
white 100 punches sOd75c. bill. 500 7Jc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
Los ANGELES GIRL
NOT the MISSING
DOROTHY ARNOLD

iSw Auxelcs. Calf. March i6.---
ts,,sIncd on a general charge of Sis-
picion. Mrs. Ella Splawn- Miller o.
DELL. the young woman who created
a sensation by claiming that she was
Doruthy Arnold. the New York soc'-
oty g,rI who vanished from tho home
Of, her father. Francis Il. Arnold. In
1919, was held In the city jail hero
today. while, idstSctivcs hunted Tor n
pnysician and another man said by
Mrs. ODclI's husband. Charles o.
Dell, To S,e responsible for hts wisc's
condition.. s-s
Physicians, who exsniincd tile
you nE woman. said shc was suffering
from acuee hysteria. apparently In
duced by hypnotic influence. That
shs had recently been under the Ia
fluencc Of a powerful drug was IN,
assertion Of tho police. who said thr
Young woman admitted. Who ad-
[niniitered the drug was not dis
cloasd. ~ .et
Mrs. o'Dcll formulated her hus-
band, her sister andy.en her mothef
ysssSeday. retuyink % admit her rels..
tIonshIp to 1ny If them "a
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
CeA Weetker
sssI1.s;a.,,:i,F Ff;ss:ir

AernosasA. Catll.. Nssef'te.--A A
sssua9 aossh wiaa last aisAs did
uers To solve the psphi~n psv-~s'sd
~ "0cusrsl-' ksiiy's army ot uaem.
psuysd thss any human ss-aey has
y~s brea sbtc To Ae.on ,ltsh.
camp-d % the Yolo ic,er ssrtss
tho Sacramento river tfum this eitS
with IN protection ftom the ~tad-
driven sands. the army disinirsraisd
rapldi, dssinR the aish,. and u vas
-siimatsd today that not motc than
400 semsiaed ot the 500 that came
tn Sacramento = week ago. NunsCs
also had much In do with the dcsrr.
sions. How that the novelty Of the
army's presence has worn Oft. fo''d
cont ssibu,,ou. have aim"ss ceased aud
tho men arc hungry. u - believed
the march To Washington viii he
abs ndoncd and that ,cunani "f the
army viii scatter in ,ar,oi. dircc-
iions.
A hunger strike ~a. threatened b.,
tho army today. \ ,.~ lo7Ncs Of
broad was all the food sent acroA. the
river up to noon and the more de-
ssrMincd among the men said they
vouid ssarvc ua,ii they had to bc
takea 70 hospitals.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
.AllEeEO FoReER
KILLS HIMSELF on
EVE Of TRIAL

Dcnvvr. Colo. March Is.---Ou ths
cvs Of his trial for the alleged obs
tainink Of sso.0eo vpoa fossed pay
slips Of city employs, lsro4)s Drcy.
fus shot himssit today At his Office
hero. At tho esanty hospital little
hope for his recovery is given. y
Drcyfus Ves to have been tried'at
10. O'Clock for obtaining tho money
from the Hamilton. National Bank.
AZ s.45 teaants OF tho building in
which hts office. ~ located heard the
report OF revolver In his office.
Drcyf,iss war found partially uncon-
scious. NHe admitted shooting him
self. .-II < *. 4,
After numerous eontiunsnces aiuce
September the case against Hs1fusa
was up before Judge Butler III the
wost-side court today. AttoSneys.
witnesses and Judge were assemhled
when word reached the court that
kDreyfus had shot himself. N'.s
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
JOHN 0. I91E
93s
n N Slime plolt

wAshissios. y. e. Masrh is.-
johs y. Rorketciies's eoas-,itoa
With the Colorado y. - = is.s coa.
paay. wksee stssrrd ID the Coiorsdo
eaai sssthe. Viii BE- AtaruoeA ss .
meeiiaR u the house mises salb.com.
miti~- Friday. with ; s,s~ 4" de-.
t.rminias whether Nr. Roekricilrr
shall In asked I" testify or whether
= deposition shall i'r iskra. Johe
Mitchell, viii testify within a sc~
days before the snb.-ommlttcc which
Investigated the Michigan copper
sirikc.
Representative krs'tns of CoIosa.
do. IN = statement today. proposed
that the federal government ~tsb.
iish = standard oi miaing operations
aud exclude from inicsstatc Com.
mercc all mine products not 1ss'
duccd under that standard.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
AMBASSADOR ,PA6E
EXPLAINS SPEECH
MADE IN LONDON

wa.hinEson. H. q. Masrh ts-
Ambassador Pages explanation ai
bic fIonsion speech. t"ashihs sa the
MasEo- aa-ssiss and the Panama
tolls sep-Ai is satisfactory To- i's-si-
deaf wiisos. sho regard. sh- in.i-
ashi closed :" far ss the sas,ini.isa-
ilos i. son.efnss whsa a faii f--
port .f the .p@ssh i. received i, uili
bS forwarded To The .~ssi-. shi.h
asked for il in f.saiasboa bs s-na-
iof chsmb-fiains
rr..iaen, Wilson ,sii ..ii-ss ts-
day that sny ssitation over Mr.
rat-'s references MAS sAu.-.t D, =
n,isisdefslAnains ss shat ,h. An.
bas.aaos said. aaa that . tuii-s s~-
poss af the er~-wh Shaved that the
h.a sasE-ssis stated sh.
TIL. i's-.ia-hi he satisfied
that Ms, rag. referred in the i'ana,
ma s-r-si a. ~nat please Ensisha''
instead at mot merely Is pi.as~ IN
sissa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16

Eugrnio Chavss is deads Diego
Garcia ID badly wounded and Andres
Marines h 10 the county jail.
charged with murder. As tho result,
Of . shoptins scrspe last night at
Dele1ua. According to Coroner +. b.
sipe. who with. undersharhY Zsks
Martin. conducted an invsstisatlor
Of the affalr this morning, Chavez
was killed aftcr the bullet from a
$500 rifle had passed through the
door Of 8 house and through the body
Of Diego Garcia. The story told tho
authorities this morning was to the
effect that Chavez. Garcia and =
third maa by the name Of Noah Dir
rerra wont TO the boarding house
conducted by Defini. Ansador about
10 O'Clock last night and demanded
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-16
BRYAN To ORDER
jNVEsiIGGlTij6li
INTO Death
OF CITIZEN
I. IN mex.

Washington. y. e.. March 16.--
Secretary Bryan today ordered an Of
ficiai investigation OF rho death Of
Frank V. johnson. postmaster at Tc-
carte. California, who was killed and
burned hS Mcxieans Saturday night
while defending hts property. Mill
tary authorities from Fort Rosccrans
already afc Investigating. The KILL
Ing occurred OH American soil and 1t
Is said by officials here to be within
the Jurisdiction Of California state
authorities. .r. $40
None Of the foreign governments
to whom Secretary Bryan transmit
ted copies of General Carranza's last
note on the right OF American con-
suls to look after foreigners In MeSi-
co made any response.
Secretary Bryan declined to com
ment on Carranza's note but 1t was
taken to be significant OF his pur-
pose that the secretary states that hc
will continue to instruct American
consuls to intervene to protect for
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MOTHEk ::.''".. ::ss." QUIETLY TRANSPORTED
FROM S]hIAE ZONE. HELD MILITARY
CHARGE SINCE JANUARY Z
Nstel We~aa Labor Leader Seat to Deaper
Last Night. Say. Sic Win Keep Out
# Strife District for Good

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9a!I!Sa !M!sA ,S!.!:; Sy[FS'
HEAO--bURN
RAILWAY
COACHES

Glasgow. s~osiasi. March i.,-Dr.
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ior ssosiasa. ~hrs s,sasssi TODAY BY
ah isai- miiisAst sa.tsas-%t. armed
nth a dog ~sip. Lana ih- ia-' in hi.
S.a hsna. and ksDsk.a hi. assAiiahl
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bios.
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hot learned. met lk- prison .osHtais.
si"ses si the esssshs- ,o the Daks
street pri.ps ssd b-iabas-a hin over
the head ssa shoulders -iih her
-hips
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p-ss--i ss -hss be ennsisSfs sh- Tar
.Iai release of ssifras.ssrs because
they sr- saffvsisk fs.r. their effort.
of ''hanesr strikes. promptly
kne~k-i her ao~a, Tho ..maa .a.
ri.A-a up b, . pelss.rsan and placed
aaaer arrest bst Dr.. iArs.s refused
tn prosecute h.s asi sh1 -ss TO.
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one DEAD, ONE WOUNDED,
IS RESULT OF SUNDAY
SHOOTING N 0ElAGUl
Aa1ress Alartiaez IN County Jail Charged With
ShsssiaS. Shot Fired From Door Of
,BeUdnS House. Dead and Wounded
Men are Miners

admfstancc. Receiving nV response
to their knocks on the fronl door
they went TO a rear door and start-
cd hammeriny on the door, Tho wo-
man who ruins the ho,isc became
CHARMED and called the ruomcrs,
Martinez responded and manded
The bus. ness q the intri,tlera. They
replied that thry wanted In. Mar
tlnes replied by flying through the
door with = rifle, The bullet passed
through the lower part pf the body Of
Garci. and struck 'chavss In the abb
domen, killing him instantly. The
injured man and Dirrcrrs started q
run but were overtaken by q detach'
ment of militia who ,h.d heard the
shot Apd, started. 70 iss'eEats.
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