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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-08-28

Mrs. George Gorsuch gave the sick
people 1.-THE Wauseon hospital a
pleasant afternoon last Tuesday by
~loaning her victrola for the afternoon
for use in that institution.
Mr.. w. E. Disbrow won the 10th
chest of silverware given awaysfby
the City Bakery. On Monday next
the 18th and last chest will be given
away by the New York Candy Kitch-
en-. '%% fSE ~ vs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Macarthur en-
tertained the following at a birthday
dinner Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Disbrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nc
Arthur and daughter, and MI. and
Mrs. Frank Macarthur and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reighard en-
tertained a family gathering at their
home in Swan Creek last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H. Reighard and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher of
Wauseon were in attendance. A very
enjoyable time is reported.
The Lenawee County Fair at Ad-
rian, Mich, will be held the week of
Sept. 21st, the week following the
Fulton County Fair. A special fea-
ture of this fair for this year will be
a large exhibit Of Holstein Cattle the
finest and largest ever held in Mich
igan.
Grandma Springer, the mother Of
Mr.. Ed Springer and we'll known to
the older residents of Wauseon, died
at her home corner of Fulton and Oak
streets, Tuesday night, August 25th
at the advanced age of 85 years.
Funeral services were held Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A series Of Chart Lectures on the
d-ispensational view Of the Bible are
being delivered each evening during
the week and next at the Raker I'm
ion church by Elder G. G.. Maple of
Cleveland, Ohio, who is. the president
of the conference of the Church OF
God. The public. is invited.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Briggs for an all
day meeting. A pot luck dinner will
be served and every ones urged to
come. The Society have had no meet
ings through the busy season. SO we
wish to start our. fall and winter
meetings with a rousing turnout.
It cost the Maxwell Motor Co., Inc.
Detroit. Mich, $40,0 900 to produce
"From Molten Steel to Automobile"
the big 5-reel motion picture sensa-
ton that will be see at the Princess
Theatre, Wednesday, Sept. 9th. Free
tickets of admission may be had by
promptly applying to II. A. Lee the
local Maxwell dealer.
Don't fail to attend "Ffom Molten
Steel to Automobile" the $4,000 5
reel film exhibition of the Maxwell
Motor Co., Detroit, Mich, at the Prin-
cess Theatre, Wednesday Sept, 9th.
This is one of the most remarkable
motion picture shows ever present
ed anywhere. Free tickets of admis-
sion may be obtained from H. A. Lee,
Wauseon, Ohio.
The Democratic County Central
Committee met in the Court House
last Friday. w. c. Hoch of Delta
tor IF Wansaon secretary The fol
lowing executive committe4 was chos-
en-: W. W: Cronlnger Chairman q
y, Melster, secretary, w. l. b1adle,
W. Z. Hocn, .. w. Slpe, August 'fuih-
ley and Fred 'Plliod.
I;t+lo Rnssen W;75aman tbe seven
,,oar o5a son nf Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
y1a fail fram tba +on- If an old
" eam :. 1nhiaL he n;+h otbarS- xua !
n r. Ias+ T,;dav "a srnnon and
p,a aanaa ! sa,,ara 1s.t,sra If tha .1af,
sh;rh eI hama aho,t midway between
the knee and the hip. Dr. c. E. Ben
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-08-28

Troden, and Paul Bowman and wife,
of Waterloo, Indiana, called On R. H.
Kenyon and family Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14
APOLLO CLUB NOW
We'll ESTABLISHED
NEW SINGING ORGANIZA-
TION PROVES IT'S SU-
PERIORITY.
A SUCCESSFUL CONCERT
Young Pianist Registered a
Hit Friday Nights
Concert Pleased.

The initial appearance Of the Tulsa
Apollo club in concert Friday evening
at the Grand was attended by consider
able hrlliance and beauty The club
Was assisted i'm its inaugural program
by Mr. Rafael Havas, pianist who es-
tai hshed a record for himself AS the
hcs, pianist who has ever been heard
In this city.
Despite the weather, when the cur
tain rose a huge house greeted tho
twenty-five members Of the club who
had a part i'm the choruses The stage
settings prcsotned a woodland scene
most rofeshing on the warm cyoninL
and an attractive BACKGROUND for the
club in fun dress, grouped on the
stage.
Professional Appearance.
The first number rendered by ths
club was greeted with applause which
was most encouraging and the apprr-
citation Of the audience was such that
the members Of the club We're enabled
to carry throughout the program IN,
professional like uien with which they
sang their first number The num-
hcrs by the club i'm their entirety were
ot such selections that their under
standing and appreciation were pos
siblc to all
Marvellous Pianist.
Tho PLAYING Of Mr. NaNas was bril-
liant To- the highest degree and the
youn- musiuan's sympathy with his
chosen instrument rendered his in
t,rprota ion and execution inspiring
His Interpretation Of Bccthoveu's
"Moonlight Sonota" was quite Won
dorful and as its PLAYING advanced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14

aud wave OF indignation swept over
the city last night when the news OF
the assault upon the Photographer
became known Editor Strykcr came
I'm for mo- little share Of criticism al
the undorhoudod methods he Ia resort
ing 10 IN his efforts To prevent his
circulation ana other gratis uom be-
coming generally known.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14
P|CK|CS POPULAR
At SAND SPRINGS
TULSA S MOST POPULAR RE
SORT TO ENTERTAIN
BIG CROWDS.
Several FOR This week
Tea Houses Dotted About the
Park Prove Popular With
Merry Cutters.

a Scric, If large picnlcs will be held
at sand Springs park lhis week which
viii be colipscd only 10y some Of the
small town plcuics which Will he held
there ON july 4. ON that date mau1
Of the surrounding towns viii hold
Iicnics there some of which Wll'
represent individual crowds of nearly
la thousand.
NHtrrworke Mrn.
ON Tuesday afternoon the enter
tunmcnt committee having I'M charge
the entertaining features for the dele
gates To- the SouthVrs om WatcrWorkN
convention which meets in Tulsa to-
morrow, will conduct an Of the dele
gates to the park i'm tho late at err
noon In the early afternoon the
drlegatcs viii go out over the sand
Springs line to the Tulsa waterworks
which viii be INSPECTED by the Nis-
itors From there the party will go
10 tho rcfincrics ana glass plants and
other industries at Sand Springs, and
after having visited the Sand Springs
Home, win 60 To the park for a mg
barbecue at $50 o'clock in the even
ing
1t is expected that the convention
will be attended by from 500 to 700
deloeatos, all Of whom will participate
I'm the trip and barbecue.
Social Concerns Outing.
ON next Saturday the oklahoma
Iron Works viii give its annual picni,
TO its employees, their families and
friends and this crowd will also likely
number from SEQ 10 coo persons.
Tho past week has been an ml'
usually busy one In the picnicking line
al GnrinpG hATt D. -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14
CIRCULATION LIAR RESORTS
TO CRIMINAL
METHODS.
BEN WRIGHT ASSAULTED
Stryker Sent Paid Thugs to As
sault the Photographer Who
Showed Up the Fake.


way ne Pehp one OF Two hlI'u p'hl-
ocrat mugs VINO assaulted ana brut-
any peat behhle NIlsht' the Norlu
ana sun starr phoJoBrapheI' yesteI-
day noon, was placed under arrest
AT : o CLOCK saturday AFTERNOON. lie
was released o. ms own recognlzance'
put no one could be round at ponce
headquarters last hlsnt VINO would as
sumo responsibility Tor cent having
peen given ms llperty without Dohd.
90 not belieNe IN discrimination H.
said Chlct BurnS, When the matter
was caIied TO MS attention JACK
w hitetord, the daj sergeant, hahulcd
mat case. do not approve OF any
one being released on Ihelr own re
c"sniHance. ! would require a pohd
of my own brother ] VIII investigate
me case ana 'he man Wh" Is To "i'ile
VIII nave TO sull,r lor IT,
Saw II In sun
Gent gave hlmsef up AZ ponce
headquarters alter ne rcad IN Ihe
sun that a warrant hdd bccn sworn
ont Tor MS arrest ana the ponce were
Looking Tor nm tie couId not he
found at all prior to The suns ap-
pearanee on the streets.
Gent and another Democrat en-
ployc' whose name could not be
learned, committed an unproN"k'd and
dastardly assault upon Wright on
South Boulder avenue. There is ht-
tie question nut thht theN We're hired
10 commit the dced by the editor OF
The Democrat VINO was IN "a reNcnstul
mood because wright TOOK picture
OF The democrat antedi luNian man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14
Period Furniture

1t is a distinct pleasure to inspect our Period
Furniture. Your home will be greatly enhanced
if You possess amy Of our handsome pieces.
We are pleased to show You these numbers Of
celebrated Periods and we have statesmen who can
nteigcnty describe the special characteristics Of the
different Periods
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14

many widely scattered points. 50
ficrrcly as 10 suggest the belief that
they are acting under general order
from Carranza 10 rush the campaign
against Mexico city To- a conclusion
rcslrdlcss Of It's cost In Killed aud
wounded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14
WaterWOrkS Men
Here This Week

Continued from Page OncD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14
PAY ROLL CHECkS FOUND.

\ batch ot pay roll checks
that evidently were lost by an
OIL company have been found
and arc lon possession Of the
world ana sun want ud depart
ucnt, where the owner can OBJ
tain them by identifying the
property.
The voucher checks are pay
able at a cleveland, o.. bank,
ana no trace can he found uf
the OIL company on which they
were issued II the concern
has offices here they have yet
To bee located.
.,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14
outricldcr. ,r, Traded

NEW YORK. June l2.-- President
Farrell Of the New Yorl, Americans
announced tonight that he ils traded
Outfielder james walsh to the Phila-
delphia Americans fri Ouifcider
Peter Daley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-14
Much Indignation.

Bennie Wright is one If the most
popular newspaper men in the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
VILLA SETS OUT IN HOT PURSUIT Of REMNANT
OF FEDERAL FORCE, INTENT ON ANN|H|LAT|0N

Mexican consttutionalist money in the
United States.
The fall of Torreon marks the cul-
minaticn of events which promise 10
make good Villas and Carranzas writ
ten guarantees of each note. Each has is
sued thirty million dollars in fiat mon
cy. Curtis estimated that two and a
half millions in counterfeit has been
Heated within the past two months.
During the next sixty days northern
Mexico will probably he using its own
mints for making silver rebel coin.
Consul Fletcher said one thousand well
mounted constiiutionalists are at Puerto
and they expected another thousand re
The Tampico garrison numbers one
thousand. The city's water supply il cut
off and smallpox is increasing.
The Mexico City government persists
in the denial that Torrcon has fallen. The
people there know nothing a. newspapers
have not mentioned the Federal defeat.
The opinion il expressed that Huerta
Will never recover from the loss of Tor
ron. since the forces he had were there
IL was conceded that the rebels gained
enormous advantage by capturing the
federal artillery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
STATEMENT OF CANDIDATES
On COMPROMISE TICKET.

Agreeable to the purposes for
. which the compromise ticket To bc
voted for April 4. 1911. was formed.
. we. the candidates nominated OH the I
ticket. hereby agree that il We are
. elected. We will Immediately cause I
. To bc Submitted to the citizens Of the I
city Of Brownsville the proposition I
. 10 vote for a new charter form
ing a commission form of govern
mcnt for the city. and 10 lend our
full support towards the adoption
of the new charter.
We furthermore agree. that
should the vote Of the people he fa-
. vorable to commission form Of
government. that upon the adoption
of the charter and the election Of
: the commissioners under that chart
CT, We will Immediately resign the
positions To which We have been
: elected. that the commissioners may
not be hampcrcd in the reorganiza-
. tion of the city.
w. III. Putegnat. w. II. Linton. A.
Albert Browne. James A. Browne,
:. l. Benavidcs. j. :. Rowe. 4. 4.
. Bcnavides. j. w. Davis. j. &. De
Bruin, X. VI. Dalzcll. Il. A. Kinder.
. Crisanto Nillarrcal.
. . go s . . . . 3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
FACT Is REVEALED THAT HE
TRIED TO WITHDRAW NAME 80
AZ NOT TO EMBARRASS PRESI-
DENT, FOLLOWING HOT DEBATE.
REVOLT SENSATIONAL
THERE X MUCH SPECULATION As
TO ITS EFFECT IN FUTURE EXE-
CCTINE SESSIONS - Ia FOL
LETTE HEADED 1T.
Photos by American Press Association.



Washington. ID. C., April last
nights confirmation Of Winthrop VI.
Daniels Of New Jersey as a member of
the Interstate Commerce commission to
day revealed the fact that Daniels tried
To Withdraw his name so as not To en-
barrass the President. President Will
son refused 10 accept the withdrawal
Nine Senators headed by La Toilette,
openly revoltcd against the holding of
executive sessions. The revolt came after
the confirmation. behind clscd doors.
La Toilette declared on the floor that
he proposed 10 defy the rules in the fu-
turc and discuss publicly anything not
affecting foreign relations. Senator's
Bristow. Cummins, Clapp. Kenyon. Nor.
ris. Jones and Gronna. Republicans. and
Poindcxter, Progressive, took the same
attitude.
The revolt created sensation. There
Il much speculation a. 10 its effect on
future executive sessions.
Daniels confirmation. thirty-six In
twenty seven. came after one Of the hit.
tercst three day debates in wears. His
opponents held that Daniels views ON
the valuation Of public service property
are unsound.
The Republicans postponed the vote
Yesterday To allow the Democrats To sIg
gcst 10 the President 10 Withdraw Tho
nomination.
Democratic opposition quieted over
night. Republicans charge bad faith.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
Estimated AtCapital That
Only 3. 3.5O0MenEscaped
With Velssco When He
Fled From Torreon City
Thursday.
Velasco's orce Was
5.0OOOf Which 1900
Were Killed Or Wound.
ed--Villa Not To Ex-
ecute Wounded.
fBY 4 sSOcidfcd PrcSs.l

Torrco. Mexico April General We
lasco escaped from Torrcon after his Dc
feat. General Hernandez pursued. fight
ing with Vclas ,os rear guard Yesterday
General Villa with rcinforccmcnts him
self set out in hot pursuit yesterday Ia
try to annihilate Nclascos forces
Non -combatants here assert that We
lascos force numbered only 5000 OF
whom 800 were either killed or wound
csl. Vclasco left two hundred wounded
In the hospital here. Only one woman
nurse STAYED with them. The British
vice consul climbed over the bodies of the
dead in the hospital entrance. annouuc-
ing Ia the anxious wounded that villa
would not Kill them. whcrclpon thcy
cried, viva. Villa.
II is reported that Nclasco cxccutcd
three Spaniar,ls, charging that they
fired on his troops. The wife of one of
these. Lotcro Lopez. in attempting a.
shield her husband was killed by the
same bullet.
Three hundred and fifty Spanish rcfu-
gees were In the city with American Con.
sui Timer throughout the fight. The
rebcls have shown no disposition to
harm them.
Two federal generals were killed ia the
battle and three were wounded. Reports
that General Nclasco was wounded
could not he confirmed. NclaSco feared
his men would mutinv out nj fear of
Villa. MANY small bands of fc,lcral> de-
serted Ia the rebels during the house Ii
house fighting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
WHEN COMPROMISE
BECOMES CONTEST
VOTERS TETSDAY WILL FACE IN
USUAL BALLOT IN WHICH THEY
WILL BE CALLED UPON To In
PRESS THEIR WILL
WILL BLUES WITHDRAW?
HUMOR THAT TICKET MAY EE RE
CALLED AND FIGHT MAY BE
CENTERED On CITY MARSHAL
AND COLLECTORS OFFICE.

Y There II q well defined rumor through
out the city today that the Blue club
ticket which was recently endorsed TN
that organization for the municipal o.
ficcs will be- Withdrawn between now and
Tuesday. Leaders ~ the Blue club who
were seen today expressed their ignor-
comes from an authentic source, and II
L. declared that considerable effort has
been put forward 10 bring about this r.
suit.
Whether this j. done or not there will
bc two political meetings ia me city to-
night. Onc meeting will bc that uf thc
candidates and supporters uf the com.
promise ticket. which will be held at the
Dittmann ihratcr IA ! o'clock tonight.
and will bc presided over IN Colonel
John McClintock. The other mctiEg will
be that of the Blue club. and will hc or
ganzcd at the Bluc club hall un Thir-
tccnth street. adjourning to the old coun-
e. court house.
VI
ticket met today for the special purpose
of renewing their agreement to call an
election soon after they assume office III
they are elected, ~ submit "a the people
4 proposition tO vote on a commission
iOIm Oi government. Every candidate
On the compromise ticket signed this
agreement. and ID IL In the hands ~
Mayor \. Il. Cole This action came
about n the result Of rnmuIS that were
going around the city that the commits
sion government proposition had been nj
lowed 10 lag. and the meeting was called
% correct the erroneous impression. and
To put the candidate squarcly before the
people on the matter. They agree to
withdraw from office III the commission
government H. chosen.
Several candidates on the Blue Club
ticket. who were seen today stated that
they have not considered the commission
government proposition. Pat Haley. can
didate for marshal on the Blue endorse
mcnt. said that he has not considered
Withdrawing III commission government
l. chosen. David SlOSs. candidate for
city secretary. said he had not given the
matter any thoughb George Cnnnor,
candidate for assessor aud collector. did
not care Ia make any statement with ref
crace to the commission government
proposition. The meetings ~ The rival
political organizations promise a. IT, the
leading ccntcrS of attraction IN the city
tonight. All day politics have been
raging throughout the city and In the
corridors of the county courthouse there
have been many little informal political
gatherings throughout the day La Offices
in the business section there have also
been cOtcrics ~ men. mainly lawyers anl
those politically interested. who have dis.
cuSScd every phase 0f the present situi.
! tiuH.
Needless to say. plans have been nv
ranged To- carry out a good hard fight
by both sides on the day ~ the election
and III things have not been pretty warm
heretofore they will bc hot enough FOL
lowing the gatherings tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
GO TO MONTERREY
FEDERAL SYMPATHIZERS CLAINT
NELASCO HAS GONE TO JOIN
MONTERREY GARRISON.

IL rasn. Texas April g.. Federal sym
pathizerS here claim they had information
that the feflrralS. who escaped from Tor
rcon last night numbered 300 and thcv
estimated NelaSco'S forces at nine thou
sand. This would indicate that The IIurr
"a forces lost 55o0 ia dead. wounded and
prisoners.
The ietlcrals believe Velasrc will at
tempt % join the Monterrey garrison
which j. said 10 number 4.0O0. Rebel &c
eral Gonzales in that region j. believed
~ have 3,UuD men,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
REBEL MONEY MARKET
REBEL VICTORY At TORREON
CAUSES STIFFENING OF MONEY
MARKET.

FL PaSo, Texas. April i.-The rebel vic
tory ~ Tnrrcon caused a stiffcning Of the
money market. Ii is
stated that "A movement is on foot to or
ganizc foreigners owning property in
McNiro Ia ask Washington To recognize
the CaIranza government. The movement
is said 10 be significant of local senti-
mcnt that the revolution if successful
will not be followed by a counter rcyolu-
tion a. has been generally predicted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
DENIAL FROM MEXICO CITY
FEAR OF OUTBREAK AGAINST AD-
MINISTRATION CAUSED SUP.
PRESTON OF NEWS.
(Rv Associafcd Prcss.D

Mexico City. April The federal GOV
crnmcnt still denies the capture Of Tor
rcon. IL is believed that fear of IN out
break against the administration if the
defeat il known caused the suppression
Of the news.
Military men here say if Villa got We
lasco's cannon along with other captured
stores at Torrcon. the constiiutionalsi>
have majority Of the field pieces in the
republic
Ii is estimated that thirtyflyc hun
drcd men escaped with Nclasco. Their
fate is problematical. To reach Saltillo
or Montcrre, they must cut their way
through rebel territory on foot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
ALBANIA'S NEW
RULER ALREADY
IN A CONFLICT
(Bg Associated Press.

Dirazzo. Albania, April i.-Grcek in
surgcnis last night captured and partly
DESTROYED the Albanian town Of Doritza
Prince William. Albania'S new ruler
will lead the forces against them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
CAN'T
INTERFERE WITH
THE:PIRATES
(By Associated Prcss.)

Hot Springs, Ark, April i.-Chancel-
lor Henderson today made permanent the
injunction restraining the Federal league
from interfering with the ball players Of
the Pittsburg National club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
KILLS HIS BRIDE
BECAUSE OF VISIT
TO HER PARENTS
fBg Associated Prcssl

san Antonio Texas. April Angry
AT his wife. "A bride of seven months. for
persisting in visiting her parents. Al
fonzo Zuniga shot and killed her wound
ed his mother-in-law through the neck
and fatally shot himself in the temple.
The shooting occurred at the mother.
inlaw'S home when she refused to let him
se his wife.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
ANTI
CONVENTIONS
ABANDONED

Dallas, Texas. April i.-Indications
arc that the precinct conventions for the
anti convention al Fort Worth have been
generally abandoned over the State To-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
Joe C0nnOnGOeS To Bermuda
To See HH Comes Up
To Mark TtVain'S Idea

New York, April i.-.Ioe Cannon. sail
ing for Bermuda to-day. said that h. j.
going 10 see il Bermuda is a. near like
heaven a. Mark Twain declared il 10 be-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
LIVE STOCK
EXCHANGE IS
DEFENDANT

II Louis No. April A quarter ~
million dollar damage suit was brought
against the East -. Louis Live Stock
Exchange aud others charging monop
oily In dealing in live stock
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
WOMAN CHOKED
TO DEATH BY
CHINESE BOY
(Bg Associated rrcss.l

Vancouver. II. C.. April Jack Kong,
a Chinese aged IL, today choked 10 death
his employer, Mrs. J. &. Millard. be
cause She scoldcd him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
HIGH MASON DEAD
DR. II. &. DARNELL PASSES AWAY
At VERNON. TENAS - WELL
KNOWN OVER STATE.

Vernon. Texas. April DIR II. &.
Darnell, well known Texas physician.
died here today lie was high Mason.
Burial will be made AT Grandc Saline
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
VILLA AFTER FEDERALS
HAS LEFT FOR SAN PEDRO To PI-R-
SUE VIGOROUSLY THE FLYING
REMNANT.

Juarcz Mexico. April i.-Gcncral
villa is reported vigorously pursuing
the fcslcrals who escaped from Torreon.
He has left Torrcon for san Pedro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
TO Be HELD TUESDAY
THEY WILL BE HELD THROUGH
OFT TENAS ARPlL q, FOR FORT
WORTH ANTI MEET

Sherman Tex. April i.-Scott Fuller,
constructive democratic state committee
man. said today that county conventions
will he held throughout Texas April G
for the Fort Worth convention. which il
scheduled for the 18th.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-04
WEATHER.

New Orleans, La, April A.
Coast weather: unsettled tonight
and sunday: probably showers:
; lighr 10 moderate northerly breczeS.