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III DEBATE SnnEE LOS DEEECHOS
\ANIEHOS.

Washington. JUNO 10 III largo c hiSto-
rico debate sobrc la revocation de los
dcrccho~ naYieres del canal dc Panama.
entTO hoV a su ultima esccna ' Sc cSpcra
que Scra puc>to 4 votacion dcfinitiva
nntcS ne nnc Ia session termine. Los lea
Ter, dr la administration diccn que pa.
sara con buena maNoria-
III Srnadur rrDublicano Sutherland
nru puSo una cnmienda en- que Sc declare
nnSiliYamcute uue los EStados UnidOs Ii
~nen al dcrecho de faVOrecer su prOpia
marina mercante. prro In proposition
nuedo de>cchado Dor Il scnadOr Swanson
ruc preside en debate.
Ia ordcn del vote viene poniendo en-
nrimcr lugaT las cnmicndas uue 81 bill
sufrin en- In Camara. Ia principal enmi
'ula ."f,Sisic Ell una transaction entire
dcmocralaS \ rcpuhicanoS cuNo elcctO ser
IA rciirada H. In ~clasula DC cNcncion ne
% rnn ia rrserva az aue los EStados
iTnidns no nrrS"indcn del dercchn ~ az
on'rar 4 "a rIbutaie del page del pa>o
nor ~ rana;.
- cree que con cSta enmitndo al scnado
nasara Ia lev ; al preSidente Ia firmara
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T-AEENTA EMBARCACIoNES MAJ
EIsAGADAS.

Quebec. JUNO ?. Durintr u tcmprs.
ad que barrie ia costa noric dr New
Brunswick 81 VicrncS Ell IA nnrIc. Guar
enta barcaS - perdicrun mas dc VEN
te pcScadorcs 80 ahoearon. h%abicndose re
cobrado haSta hoy echo ctdaferr>. Nehi-
do 4 In dispersion DC II flotilla reScaHo-
ra ante Ia tcmprsiai. rs dctallr~ d'l o..
asirc csfan llcgamdn CON mucho rctardn.
Muchas famiIiaS rucdariu rn IA mise
ria. \ al plCcio del hlrrnquc c>Ta n"
subiendo considerahicmcnrr
Chatham. New Brunswick. iunio ("
por lns dotalleS enc siaucn llcenudo dc y
tcmpcstad del yicrncS ga n Gnlio 4 san
Lorenzo. Il nnrrro a. wncrfoS aScrn
deria a cicntp NviitIciHro. Tim muchos cl
SOS VI perliia dc una sofa harcI rc~r'
dora Significl "a drsaplritior d" touos
los yaroncs dc ANA m'sma iamilia. y Ia
mayor partc de las cmn1racaci"ncs etan
pcaurnas barraS iriuElaua> pnr Il padre
CON tres D cnatro hijoS p parlcntcs.
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BLIND NAN WINS HONORS.

After working M Columbia fut n
year for 4 master nf arts degree. Dav-
id Edgar Guvtou. who has been blind
from birth. has been compelled To
leave without the formalitv of rom
mcnccmcnt day. Eut his degree has
been assured hy hi> year work. and
III viii he sent un nv him IN Missouri.
whore hc has gone ~ work a. an in-
Siruriur.
IN his 81 wears Guyton has had a re.
Warkahlc career for one handicapped
ms hr has been. lie early undertook To-
vim au education and prepared for
Blue Mountain College where hr hr-
.am y harhrnlr WI arts in 1903. H. then
truk up teaching. and for years was in
me department al history M 4 West
arn university. la 1910 hc went after
q degree in the University of MiSsiSSip-
.pi. and became 4 bachelor OF science
there IN 1911.
H. then went back ~ teaching his
Tory. ia which hr specialized. After sue
rrSSiul work ~ u teacher hc turned a.
history courses under Dir. ". \. Dun
ming. giving especial attention To- Amer
ican history. This constituted las ma Ior
study tie took two courses ~ rconom-
irs under Prof. II. II. A. Srligman. and
studied socinlogly under Prof. II. II.
GiddingS. HI England ~ devoted much
attention 10 the literature of the We
lorian period under Prof. \ II. Thorn
ton.-New York Times.
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TrEEET GrNS rEEPNREn.

Reports We're Jecicyrti that the enemy
were preparing to attack with artillery
during the night and the Utah and
Florida anchored outside the brcakwa-
ter. were directed {" bc prepared 90 use
turrct guns and >earchlightS III ordered.
The points along ashore. from which
sniping had occurred during the lay.
AT q u. IA. the San Francisco entered
the harbur and anchored coo yards north
uf the Prairie. She Immediately landed
her battalion If two Scamcn companies,
which reported the brigade commander on
shore. The Chester entered the harhor az
ESQ Il. m. April - and anchored off
sandal Pier. Her battalion ~ scamrn
and marines were LANDED .uIArdiatcly
AZ ] q. ma. censorship Was established
over the cable station.
Rear Admiral Badger. with five bat
tlcshipS Of his fleet came To anchor IN
the outer harbor. and with my chief Of
staff | repaired on board the flagship
al 3:lJ \. IA. After explaining the situa
tiun 10 the admiral. he decided. "a land
his forces. and the Seamcn and marine
hattalionS of the Arkansas. Michigan.
New Hampshire. aud Solth Carolina and
New Jersey landed at | a. "a. under cover
~ darkness and promptly moved 90
their assigned positions joining the or
eanizati1n Oh shore.
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SEARCH For MINES MADE.

The Florida was ordered Ia sweep the
entrance of the harbur inside the break
water for mines with wires reported lead
ing 10 Ullua. and before the dragging
was completed the san Francisco aud
Chester entered the harbOr during the
night. Investigation and acroplane OBJ
servatious proved that there were no
mines in the harbor.
Al Z =. n. the following radio was
sent a. the flag officer vi the Arkansas:
VIII hold pier . ! for the night
Dc>ultory street firing continues. You
should he prepared ID land infantry bat
talionS and artillery Immediately on ar
rival under cover ~ darkness. Captain
IIuSc or myself will repair ON board ON
Your arrival I'd advise yan Of the Situa-
lion. FLETCHER
"Desultory firing continued until mid
night, with occasional shots throughout
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Paris. JUNO =. Hoy durante II "a;
C%turrin IN frunmcno ineSpcrado IN este
mes del ano. Ecpcntiuamcntc 80 deSaiC
ANA tcmpcstad acompanada Gle granizc
, >ceuida dc>pucs dc una v%iolcnta nevada;
que alcanzo dos ~pulgadas \ media &c G.
peSnr.
II temperature hajo 4 c%uarcnta grades
Fahrenheit, \ pnr a~lgunas hora>. bajo II
yerdor de Ia p%rimavera \ con los ve>ti.
dos lisero> de- Ia cStacion. Ia ciudad tomo
mn a>pccto invcrnal cauSlndo mas sola'
que pcriuicio a To- hahiiauIc>.
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CoSECIIA GIGANTESCA.

Washington. iunio 81 departamcn-
10 dc agriculture, IA su informe mcnSn-
al. anuuia hoy que IA coSccha ~ IA o.
dc los EStados Cnido> ga ~ prr>'ntr
ano. scra superior \ toda> las anirrirrr>
'. con sus novecicntoS millonc> dr 10"
shells. casi cquivaldra a la mitad H. ll
production del mundo. Este reSultadn Sr
debe 4 Ia extension crrclrntr dr les piih
tics como Al burn tempo que hi iaN"rr
edo i Ia cstaciun ia cuSrchi rNrrdrrA ~
ls7. 900 600 dr bushels 4 III mayor "iE'n.
ida haSia hoy. Las co>rchl~ t. ltcHa &c
cha,a son tambirn cnormos.
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RiRLANDOSE DF IL POIICIA N
GIESA.

InEdrcs innin ~. Suttlizando a Emo
lima Panlhugat dv ln c.>l cn que x In
bin rcfuriado ca Grusvcnor Square. q
pcsar dc Ia vigilancia &c los experiment
tados sabueSos del Scotland Yard las
sufragistas dieron hoy una nueya nrur-
In DC su %inceuio. Por otra plrte. cuando
Miss Rcarih R,land fuc Nevada al tribu-
NH para ser iuzgada por destruction &c
cuauros dc arte. invitada a pr%onunciar
Il inramcnto a. costumhrc rrcito Ia for
mula scramcnial ~ ia llidoS c>iridcn-
,es. Ia cuai cS I'm grave deScao contra las
sagdarad esefisuraS.
Ia policia pnclo tambien chasqur'in
,>.r cuandn invade m club H. ~.nura,
=. hnscalpa a. rrici'a one II principe NJ
ca,rs la rstado ccntrihu.c ndo icndus
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para 81 S~ufragi~mo militlntc, pero tn
historic qurtiu dv>mcntida.
I'm ia session ~ hoy IA WnmcnS l.ibcr-
al Tcdrranon ACADIA ~ adopIar una re-
Soluciun cundcnando al miiitantiSmO Y
pidieudp IA cuhi,rno que Sofoque IA an
arquia. Ia p%rcSidcnta de Ia icoeraclon.
Lao, Carlisle. fuc aplaudida cuando &c.
nunrin como "ScntimcntaliSwo c>purlo
\ mascara az h%idalguia' ia tcnria IL
que 4 ia> muirrg~ no Sr rs ILL., ~ east
gar rom II miSmo rigor que 2 los huni
brrs por los mn ngimicntoS re "a icy.
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ADMIRAL FLETCHER|N OFFICIAL
STORY OF VERA CRUZ, PRAISES
OFFICERS AND MEN
tContinucd from page -


80 Fort san Juan d'Ulloa 10 inform
the commanding officer that there must
Ice lo sign of military movement ia the
fort during the night. and that no one
would be- allowed 10 leave the fort. The
commanding officer agreed to this ar
rangrmcnt and promised I'd remain neu-
irai.
"A Mexican naval officer from the
naval station in Illoa came on board the
Prairie about . p. IN. lie had served in
he spanish navy AND was on board the
san Juan de Austria at the battle Of
Manila. Tie requested IN the name 81
the commandant that about 800 navy
yard wOrkmen and sailors bc allowed 10
leave the station and join the forces IN
der General Mas. The practical Difficult
~ Of allowing this was pointed out 10
him. and he was told 10 INFORM the com
mandant that the matter would IT, tax
cn up a. soon a. order Was rcrstahlishcd
In the city.
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N0TICIAS VARlAS


SAN Bcnito. JUNO 9. ncspucS dc ha-
her permanecidu tres diaS furra dc eau
&C. ~innndanlo a t%crritoriu ~circundantr,
a Rio Grandr IA cmpc1idO 4 hajar POGO
a d Sin embargo. ia, granIa> SiiuadlS
III sur de- cs.a ciudad iodaNia rStan amen
azadaS pues IL icrrrno cS tan plano que
81 aqua continual cXtcndicudosc aunqur
Ia crrcicntc haNa terminate.
rs ruVD>iblc fiiar Ia riira dc iaS r'r
iidaS. zero ia inundaciun ru>iara murhp
4 las cuSrchas d. algudun "a m.tiz rIr
licularmcntc.
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IN iNCENDIO MORTIFERO.

New York. JUNO Ia. Tina casa dc We.
cindad. numcro 90. Essex Street. en- al
barrie dcl este. fue consumida hoy por el
fucgo. Dos muicrcS y un hombrc queda.
ron carbanizadoS. +, II muier y Su hiJc
q c%strcllaron en- a povimento saltando
ucs'lc II pi>o superior.
El furln - cumunico \ todo> To- piSos
per II CUBIC H. Ia c>caicra. ctTtando nj
rlr>mo tempo inda rciirada a los Vecin
~. MuchOs dc cstns Theron SaiNalOs por
los bomberoS, por medic dc SuS ~cScalas
cNtrIICrc.
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SUCESOS EN- MEXICO.
La CONFERENCA DE PAz EN- NIAGARA FALLS

dcncia \ que Sceun Ia operation d. IA ley
mcjicana. srrin guicn L. %SucrIicra. pcro
para ~ goblcrno americana acrntar cSia
combination >cria como rccopuccr Ia lc
ralidad &c l%luerta. 30 cree que Ia Incon-
formidad aparcnte dc Ia cunf'rcncla no
A. mas que una mani0rba para DEAR IN
-ar a tempo \ permitir que los aeon
iccimicntuS den nErya oricniarion a To-
.'rabaios Hoy II Secrctario Bryan man'-
frsto que tcnia esperanto dr que los con
S~iiiucionalistas part:cipa>cn cn los dc
bates.
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INA M~EDIACIOE Or RESULT
nNhkEGO.

Ioudrc>. iunio 10 Ia prrnsa public
ho, dcSrachuS de Nicna dicicndo uue 81
miui>tru americana IN Greria, ticorgc
Fred Williams. ha ca, iadn 4 las potrnci'
a. una %prupucSta ~ mcdiacinn del COB
rrnU ~ los E>tados UnidoS para rcstahle
CIR naz IA Albania
~ dtaartmento dc eStldo On Washing.
ON. SIN embargo. mega haber autoriza.
80 nj minlstro Williams a proponer tai
ucdiacion, y duda que Ia haya hecEo.
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ESPANOLA DEL HERALD

Washington JUNO 9. I'll tratado con
Colombia csta en- manoS del sacretario
lie estado pero dice Bryan que no 10 en-
viara al Senado para ratification. sino
taSta que tcrminn ~ controversial SObrc
lus drrrrhuS na,Irrr~ nrl canal.
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MARINES ENTERED ALL STREETS

MARINES ENTERED ALL STREETS
The marine forces advanced through
i'll streets a. the north If Avcnida In
dcpcndcmcia. where they were met with u
heavy rifle anil machine gun fire from
houScS. hotels. hospitals. church Steeplc>
and military barracks. They advanced
slowly. clearing houses and roofs and
>niperS and entering every house IN every
block a. they advanced.
The seaman forces advanced a. the
south along the wafer front clearing
and protecting the let flank Of the ma
rineS aS they advanced south. The nj
vance of the Scamcn was opposed 10y a
continuous and concealed rifle fire diff
cult To- locate. ID came principally from
Brnito .%Iuarez. cuartcl IN Plaza ConSti
%turinn. the Naval Academy. ARTILLERY
Barracks. and from the roofs and win
dowS Of houses in this cetion Of the
city along the water front.
The second seaman regiment. under
Captain Anderson. II. :. Navy. was
marched toward the water front aud i'll
front If the new market. naval school AMI
artillery barracks. I'm crossing the oprn
ground between the naval school ami BE
nito .JuarcZ lighthouse. about $50 yards
i'm width. they were net 10y 4 heavy rifle
one FOUNDER and machine Gun fire from
he naval school building. The situation
looked critical The Chester. the Prairie
and San Francisco simultaneously open
al fire with 3inch. linch. and Jinch bat
tcrieS against the second story of the
naval school building. I'm a short time the
upper story was riddled by forty shots
and the fire Sileucrd.
Our forces advanced steadily through
the city. entering houses from which they
occupants. The Chester. from a favorable
position commanding the southern part
of the city. shellcd the enemy out of
houses along the water front. old Fort
Santiago. aud from the vicinity 81 the
military barracks. Hy II a IT. our forces
were Ia complete possession ~ All parts
~ the city and fighting had practically
ceased.
The following signal was sent Ia the
CRUISERS Chester Prairie. san Francisco
and 10 brigade headquarters on shore:
" The division commander desires to
express his appreciation and admiration
for the splendid and efficient work ~
the naval brigade i'll their capture 90 the
.ritv If Vera Cruz. and the efficient work
of the nasal brigade in their capture of
the city Of Vera Cruz. and the efficient
support given them hy the cruisers in the
har'srr reflect a great credit on the &C
curacy Of fire Of their gunners.
FLETCHER
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IN EMPLEADD ENTERTAINMENTS RI.
st FITO.

Honolulu iunio a. I'll rccandadur
del puerto ~ ~. ~tlchlhlr. rrcihin hoy
un tcIrgrama ,iri >crrrtarin drl tcsarr
llcAdoo %pdicndole su dimisiou inmclia
"a. CA confirmation dc Ia mi>ma urden
auv ~ Ie hahia dado hacc un mcS por CO
rrru. zero Stackablc IS rcpuhlicano. por
uni plrte. \ por nira ha Sldo rccauua
.ior dcl puerto lr>dc que las iSlls Hawaii
uuriarnn uufSadas 4 lrS EstadaS I'M
dos. For c"n~iguicntc dice que Il no re-
nuuri..
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LOS FEDERALES OUIEREN TOMAR
"A OFENSIVA.

Mexico. JUNO o. 80 sabc que hay una
renovation dc acti,idad contra ios ~
beldcs. III general Mas ha cmpezado .
tomar Ia ofenSisa IN san Luis Puios'.
Y por Il sur tucrnaVaca In Nuclto 4 que
dar iihrc de zapatista>. - e>pcra para
manana Ia lleganda del general Iarag0-
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| am not allowed 10 commend my supe
riOr officer, but | think il only proper
10 say in this report that Rear Admiral
Badger. during the naval operations on
shore al Vera Cruz. afforded me the
most prompt and willing assistance. and
my slightest request or recommendation
or call for aid. was. IN All eases. met
with immediate compliance and IL l. a
great pleasure for zee Ia record the
thoroughly fine and generous spirit that
was shown by him and hN stan in their
hearty support Of the work on shore.
The Prairie remained mourcyl ia the
inner harhrr. with steam M. Ia posi-
ton ID cover the landing ~ troops and
control the water front IN vicinity Of
the consulate between Pier No. 4 ami
Sanitary Pier nj the lighthouse. During
the afternoon of the 2lst the Prairie had
occasion 10 silence the firing coming from
thr Naval Academy. the Market Build
ing near ~. from a barge alongside the
cuStumh0uSc wharf and from A small
frame house near Sanitary Pier. This
was lone hy a few well aimed shots from
the inch guns and "a Colts auto
matte. which riddled the frame struc-
lure.
AT = y. IN. the San Francisco was Nj
rcctcd IN radio ~ enter the inner har
hnr and was warned against rifle fire
FROM the ~hrcakwatcr 1t the entrance
and alongShorc. She came in az Q y. m.
without pilot or the assistance Of nav
%igation lights. anchored near the Prairie
and shifted berth 10 the mooring> a..
signed. received 4 signal Well done
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No UNNECESSARY FIRING DONE

NO UNNECESSARY FIRING DONE.
The Chester arrived from TamTdlo AZ
l. midnight the 2lSt. She entered har-
hor with all lights screened and cleared
Tor action. with marines stationed along
deck fur rifle fire. She promptly took
an muprings la assigned position ~ san
iiarS Pier and was >ignallcd. We'll lone
Both commanding officers reported IA
board Prairie aud received Instructions
relative a. ggn fire from their forces and
general instructions relative tO gun fire
from their ships. IN was not desired
Cd cause amy more destruction M prop
crty han was necessary "a protect our
men ashore. and buildings were "a bc
fired upon only when ID was aScertaincd
that they were being used 10y the Mex,
cans a. defensive positions from which
they directed fire upon our troops. This
plan was most effectively aud efficiently
carried out TN the commanding officers
uf ali three ships and not a building
was fired into unnecessarily
The Chester was moorctl inShOrc near
est to the firing and al daybrcak rife
firing WAS directed from small Tugs and
hargcs near NJ. = brcakwater. This was
returned with rife fire but had ID he
~ilrnrr,l IN Il inch gun. Later fir
ing from a number ~ points IVA this see
ton Of the city was located and both
thrccinch and five inch guns 81 the
chester. Prairie and san Francisco
opened fire.
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JUIIN LIN DrkRTE DE VACACIO
MES.

Washington. juno 9-E rcpresentan-
to personal del nrcsidcnte Wilson ceres
Del general Hueria. Mr. John Lima par
iin hoy de rerrcSo 4 Su casa cn MinncsoIn
- .ynora \ a nrr>ldtntr ba tcrmin3do
- utiliTarln
Postcriomrntr BRYAN Ia deriarah" que
LIrI rcgrrSstrn " Washington \ rontinu
ARA sir,icrdo III prc~idcnte.
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IA toNFERENCIA In DESACUER
DO.

Washington. JUNO l0-Cuando So su
pn aver que los EStados Unidos no accp-
tartan un gobiernO provisional en- Mcx-
:co cuya cabeza fuc>c dc Ia election dc
Huerta, los mcdiadorcs manifestation
f~rancalnente ~ dcSaprobacion. Los dele
gados meJicanos. por Su partc. dcscarian
que Huerta nombrarSc un ministro de Re
,aeiones "A quicn 81 c%ntrcgaria Ia preSi-
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~ JUSTICIA ~JAPONESA.

Scout. Korea. juno ia Por haber
nl.iu murrtr AT mcdiro americana Edgar
striker. N iaponrS Tumitaro Manatab"
fuc ahorcado hoy philharmonic. III re-"
habia cstrangulado ecu amtcrioridad =
Su uranfl muIcr.
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Washington. JUNO 30 Tina Sofocante
onda calida So ha cXteudidp nnr io~ mon
tc~ A~lcghanis \ lur 81 valle u"i Mis>iSSi
ppi cauSan dumdcuuiera cnurmcS DLdcc,-
-ibuidas al caior IN Chicago , "a utraS
"indadcs. Ea Springfield. III - rcalstr,
hoy una temperature 10 TOO grdu0s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10

Madrid. JUNO l0-Ei casamiento civil
le Kermit Roosevelt. con Miss Belle
WYATT tuyo mear how
Sc tomaron muchas viSias cinemato
vrafiras dc IN cnmitiNa. mirntr1S N" trns
,nLaha a Ia oficiua del magi>iraJn ~
III la ceremonial
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10

Bogoia. iunio a.-Ei congrcSo he 60.
luulia aprubo hnN cn session. e%xtraordi
naria IL ratiicaclOn del 1iratado con los
E~fada- Inidos nor Il cuai Colombia oh
.,nr - 900. Unh sirrtHS conce~One=
-nmo TRANSACTION de la- %yirIas diSpntas
,obrr a canal dc Panama.
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the night. The dead and wounded were
sent aboard the Prairie and the medical
officer, of the Carlos Y and Essex came
aboard and offered their services, which
were gratefully accepted"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
PAYS TRIBUTE TO BADGER.

The Atlantic eel. under command of
Rear Admiral Badger. approached the
harlor ~ Vera Cruz on the night Of
the 2lst IA full speed. All ready 10 land,
and came a. anchor III the outer harbOr
several hours ahead vi the expected time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10
BRYAN No QUIERE HABLAR DEL
ANTIILA-

Washington, Juno l0-Al salir dc Ia
Casa Blanca. 81 secretario Bryan contes
10 a una grcgunta aluSiva: y puedo
discutir en- tFtos MumentOs FL asunio del
AniiIla.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-10

LA
~ han cmUeZado a circular l~ilie;cs
H. nance dc cincucnta crntaVosv Y Ia &c
"a dc monc,la csta acunando grandcs can
tidadcs de- pleas de diez = yeinte cents'
yos.
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TELLS OF FINAL ADVANCE.

Fairly i'm the morning of the 22d e
forts 10 get ia communication with tht
authorities were renewed. liy : o'clock
III was definitely aSccrtaincd that the
firing uf the enemy was not under organ
lied control. ~ acting under Che dircr.
tion ~ competent authority. and the fol
lowing instructions we're ISSUED:
" 'Brigadier Commander United States
Naval Forces. Vera Cruz. Mexico.
Z" Subject: Rcadvancing aud taking
possession NJ the City NJ Vera Cruz.
Y II. All efforts ln grt IN touch with
responsible authorities on shores have
failed aud efforts have been truitlcs>
'to have the authorities stop firing.
> | am well Informed that the
regular troops have Withdrawn and The
people now firing are irresponsible pep.
pie under no control ~ authority.
II. You will advance In your diScre.
tion and suppress this d%cSUltpry firing
.takin. possession uf the city and restore
order. respecting as much n possible
the hotels and other places where FOR
'%eignerS are lodged.
60 Yun are cautioned against the pos.
sihlr use IN the enemy ~ machine guns
and artillery. u. II. FLETCHER.
~ S:jn \. ~. Rush Signallcd:
Advance begun. Please hell military
position. RUSH
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-09-17
STATE FAIR is
UNDER HEADWAY
MONDAY CROWD AT HURON Is
DECLARED A RECORD FOR
FIRST DAY. -.

Huron, S. D.-The twenty-fith an
nual South Dakota's State fair open
ed yesterday and the largest Mon
day attendance in the history of the
institution was on the ground. The
crowd approximately equalled twice
that which was on hand OF the in
itial day of the fair last year.
The exposition this year by far
eclipses anything of this nature pre-
'viously undertaken by the state.
is the largest list of entries
of agricultural products and live
stock in the fairs history and this to-
gether with the other attractions and
the gay midway make it by far the
largest show ever put on in South
Dakota. 1-
The automobile races were the big
feature of the first day. Worlds IA
nous drivers took part in exhibition
contests, making terrific speed on
the half mile track.
Tonight was presented the big fire.
works spectacle, which was attend
ed by thousands and great crowds
taxed to capacity the buildings con-
tanning the agricultural and stock
exhibits The 1914 fair is an index
to the states great prosperity and
the large crowd on hand the first day
showed great interest in the exhibits
and attractions. The suspicious open
ing augurs we'll for an unprecedented
attendance throughout the week.